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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-03
she i.iIi,nr - 81. co,is

Jas CoJlg, who vas lillaAAt C.ntsryil,
o. !hp 7th Of February, was well known il
thi' oonaty, anil fer that rsssau wr clip tbs
following account Of his death from tia
Wes'on kea icr aud ropurlah u
CgNrgsyiLLr Feb 18Th, 1882
Efissys LctR.r:
GNSrLGNtN-ln Ju.lfs and resp ct
10 ihs dead and - show to the world
| the character nt theiiylng. write you
the full particulars offhe murder which
took place here 0n the 5th inst be.
tween tho hours of and .. ST.. Being
aR eyo witness 10 tue sal aii..r. viii
hegin at tbs very frat
jim Coylc, As he was mo.t familiatly
known, had not been in town ovsr two
hours. had gone 10 Ben SwAggarrp
saloon, called the boys up nEd treated
them, settled his biii md wa. Ia tho
act % going ~ away when Swnggar
requested hI to play poker remark
ing that while Jim Haa g9no, his broth.
or wills. Coylo had won some money
from him and lac lswAggarD wanted
cbaacs 20 win it from jim. Jin ar-
eepted the challelge, rsqusEtiag Ewag-
gart TO play fair. saying ina jocular
way, "Ifthc game does not 20 fair and
square We VIII have q st class corpse
on the billiard fable" This rsmark
was taken as IA jsko by all tho byAtan2.
ors. The play began, BEN Swaggari.
his brother Link, anI their brollisr.ia.
law, L. Bush and jim Coyie taking
part. After the gnc:c hal ran some
time. Jim coylc losing, and tho SWAY
CARTS and Bush winning, jim Csvis
4ult thc game. saying q 40 le had lo.l
al the money hs had with him. which
was betwccu so and $50. Coyie turn
od aad walked toward the back end = I
the saloon, drew hia pistol "A iar2c T.
calibre arf6y revolver placed the first
Anger of his right hard through the
gsard, aud began Hhirliug II above hi.
BEAD. swhgFhrt euucn n.ed Coyle TO
stop ~ las night accidentally discharge
II aud hurt some one. Csy!c said lac
did not wssh u hurt anyone. ~ lie had
nothing against any oua in the hsusr
and that tAero wa no danger. aud
started toward the door rs II io 20 nut
of tho saison. lie lot liis pistol fall aud
strike the fpor In such manner a4 20
iischargr H. Swnggart spruug fpr the
pistol, picked Il up aad iumgrI lack
'orls raised anil extended ,4tt hani-.
as u reaching lcr the p.4tni "a Ssgag-
sart Jumped barl hr ti-. the bail
taking effect IN tic collin ov rhsad
| Foy le did not seem - uu i..patv aay
daugcr and stepped nearer tu : ,gsggart
with both hands stlil oxtrn,ied upgari
SwnggaEts brother IS ihi- tins had
drswH and cacacl pistol ~ Coyla'-
back. EeU swaEgaft then uiaca.l
CoYle's pistol. wiilc.i ~ grabbed from
the flJoT. against Coyl.- aud frrd. XII
ing him almssf las;Nuiiy. Sim C0vls
was stock man and r,iait 20 snmf
Of the leading nul mtst .-atsr'I able
families Of L nasilla ard ,vaa!a gs~t,r
counties. liz was kaowa na rue afti4f
most liberal. whole sonlr.l men IN ;li,
eommunlly nnd leaves large numhe.
Of friends 10 mourn his -sh lat" fhi,
sal affair has caused great c1ri.em- u,
bur there seems ts bc 4 Exposition a.
ihe part nffriendg Hud citizens ~ A.
the Law take rs course. Jin Coyic wa
single man about ~ years old.
ioat. Truly.
@. A. CsgSF.
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EEsCrEp Fee= Death.


The following statement o. William J.
Coughlin, Gf fSoInsrville. Mass, i 50 re-
narkable that we leg 10 ask for u ihc at
len.ioH o: cur readers. lie says: "ln tho
fall of 1876 I WAS taken vita a violent
bleeding Ofthe lungs followed 10y q severe
csugh. / soon began to lose my appetite
and nesh. ! was 30 weak Il one ame that
could no; leave my bed. In the summer
Of is77 Was admitted 10 thsCliy Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole
IN my lcit lung as big As half dollar.
extended over hundred dollars in doc
tors and medicines. / was SD Tar gone az
one Time a report went around that i was
dead. ] gave up hope, but friend told
me OF DR.. Mm. Halls Ralsam for the
lungs. I laughed az my friends, thinking
that my case was incurable, but ] got
bottle TO satisfy them, when TO my sur
prise aud qualification, ! commenced 10
feel better. Ny hope. once dead, began
20 revive, and to day / feel in better spirits
than have the past three yearE.
Il write this hoping you will publish 1t.
80 that every one afflicted with Diseas OIL
Lungs will be induced 10 lake Dr. VIM
Halls Balsam for the lungs, and DO con
vinced that consumption can be cured.
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that il has done more good than all
the other medicines / have taken since
my sickness NV cough has almost en-.
tirely disappeared and I shall soon be alb
TO go to work" Sold ly CIT egists.
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Summons.

In he Circuit Court Of he Slsts cf Oregon
for 1.e County Of Linn
s.. j. Archibald Plaintiff VS.. A. ID.
Michael and Mar Raret Il McMichsel his
wife Defendants.
To n. d. NclheI.aeI ami Margaret T. .8c-
Michael ebs aboue HaNed defcHda1ts.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE or
a OREGON, you and each Of YOU are
nereby summoned and required 10 be
and appear ia the above name Court and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff IN
tho above entitled suit on file ay;fiBSi yDu
with the Clerk or said Court by tire iirst
day 81 tho next regular term of said
Count, alter tho publication 0i this sum
mons for six weeks successivcIY, to wit
Tho regular March Term OF said Court
TO be begun and held on the second Mon
day in March, 1852, in Linn County Ore
g0n, or Judgment for want Of an answer
VIII DO taksn agasast you and you arc
hereby notified that if you fail TO appear
| and HnsT or tho complaint OItbe plaintiff
bereiu ~ above required the plaintiff will
apply 10 the Court for the relief demand
cd inthe complaint in this suit to-wit
That the Court order and decrIo that the
mortgages IN the corH HplaiBt described
executed by a. ID. McAicbael and Mar
garet T.. McMlchael his wife on the fol-
lOwiEg described premises to- wit The
HGst liaf of section fourteen IN TOwrshjp
fourteen South OF Range fur West Of tho
Willamette Meridian Ina Linn County
Oregon, containing go acres, 10 secure the
|ayment Cr tho sevcial notes and the in
tercst thereon as in the said complaint
herein mentioned aud set forth be-
foreciosed and that said Inorf gagged pren:-
ises be sold 70 satisfy and pay tbs
amounts dJe On tie deb.s secured tleTLy
and the costs OF this suit, ~ wi:
tho suIa 0f Si7ig % with Inters.L
thereon At the rate Of one per cent pr
month a. follows tO-ssit: interest on sftD
thereof from Dece IN boT Jst, 1879, Interest
on SlJO.0g thergof from June Ist, 1896;
interest on 5000 thereof from Decsmts1-
Isl, Js3D, interest on SizjS.g0 thereof from
DsceLnDeF 18Th, io7y, aud the further sum
of 530g0.JO with interest thereon ~ tho
rAie of tan per cent per aDham from De
esuiosr lst, 1890, and the further Sun of
s5l1.DD costa as attorneys fees and that
tbs defsudznts herein and every person
claiming by through oi under them or
either OF them DO foreelosed and barred
from claiming any. right title or interest
In, or len upon aaid premises or any part
thereof and that the plaintiff have and re-
cover Judgment agaiL ST the said defendant
A. ID. McA ichael for the sum OF s., ,235-J0
and interest thereon as hereinbeforo set
forth, including S5I7.5O COSTS as attorneys
lsss and EJr the costs and Disbursements
Of this suit 10 be taxed.
Tins Summons ID published by order
Of ion. X. P.~Boise, Judge Of said Court
in the STATE RI0IITs DEMOCRAT for six
successive weeks. which order bears dato
January IL, 1882,
FLISs 4 CHAMBERLAIN.
Atty's for PHI.
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esngresatlsnnl soc .as.e.

Moro ilIan ordinary pains have been
taLor TO make the next sociable and en-
tegtalnment to be given by the ladies Of
tho Congregational church "A success. IL
will take place on Tuesday evening OF
next week, March 7th, 1882, The ad-
mission fee will be % cents for all over
ten years. No collection will DO taken up
and refreshments will b served free to
all. Following is the program to be rsn-
dered:
Recitation-M Ellie George.
Song Mr.. +. II. Raymond.
Recitation-Miss Maud Henderson.
Soxg Miss Annie Powell.
Rcading-M Miss Maggie Foster.
Duet-Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs
Staiger.
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4 Temperance Call.

ALBANY, Feb. 2bth, 1881.
To all Temperance Vorkers Gnd OrgaHisr
tiOns in Linn County
Tho undersIgned Committee, appointed
by tho Blue Ribbon Club OF Albany ia
secure the organization OF "TempsrAnoo
Union" for Linn County, do hereby ap-
point Tuesday, March l4th, 1882, at
o'clock, 7. NJ, as tho tlmc, ard the rooms
Of the Blue Ribbon Club, Albany, as the
place OF meeting for that purpose, We
earnestly hope that the Committees ap.
pointed by the various organizations in
the Comfy will not fail to be on hand al
that time. Every true Temperance man
can afford to sacrifice tho time necessary
to attend this meeting Each Temperance
organization is earnestly requested tc
send at least fiye members to be present
in this Convention,
Il. i. HAcKLEMAN,
G.. w. GRAY,
Il. It. Sox,
". B. SCOTT,
J.. r. BLAIN,
COMMITTEES
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ooeu u,r,rn4 o. ~, wcrr

Tho first open meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union vii! be held
this Friday evening, when the following
excellent program viii 10 rendered,
Introductory RsnarkS-MF 81 j..
Townsend.
Essay Workings of tho W. G. 7, u
Miss Mary CASTOR.
Recitation Penny lIo M,ant TO
Glve''--AIss Vesta Mason.
Fluio and Organ Duet -Dr. @ W. PEee
a1d Miss Kate Conner.
Address-Rev. II. r. Berry, Of Salem.
Music-College Band.
Exercises begin st 1880. A collection
will betaken up.
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4 Splendid Soap

A short time ago we received box
OF soap from the Navy Soap Company
of San Francisco, with the request that
we give it n trial Being ono Of that
party generally alluded to as "the great
unwashed," we did not take the offer
as an insult. Tho soap we have tried
in the println s Office, and our family
has tried 1t ut hSme, 1t gives com.
plete satisfaction as n kitchen and
laundry soap and makes the hands oi
the "deyil" look as clean as new pin.
The grocer who deals In 1t will have q
run as soon as tho merits Of tile SOAP
are known.
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ai.e g:bssa ciab.

ilm mm o.!a- afihls club Friday night was
"oil attended, and ihe program a. render
81. sAa quito interesting. SIC. C.oment'a
AiiiH fanshioT EaHg song ia n sweet
ci...ais; way iisst son. into The hca-ts ~
al rs~-,us. I,st, u iao au:o trios by
Aes,rs irvine, Pr!co and Porter seemed
g y well rcnisrel. q. j. Foster read
'hau-''soc'oiy ocsi.anis .aua" u an excel leut
AlS'e. II g. Cl6taent'n song WAS ss-d,
~ as'4ai. A..<z Mary Ifv.uo's rendition
~ Di"i'cter and Thi.b." completely cured
tho young inrn % their ha6i. ~ :dA.!ug
ihr"usn h1.ns IN wallis. The address rs
7. J. itcielemap, Esq, uas elaborate
-Hnd contained aulnc good point. Mis-
i.nTila ino- aang "Te Merry Birds" ia a
manaeI whie!i shpwod Ler 20 bo the
r"Faotaor ofa splendid voice. one which
cultivation would rank among tho very
h"e' Mi~> ollie Niliier r,sa .Tho Face
~ ;ho niadaw Pane" which deserved
tho arpla<s !t received. Tho meeting "a,
closed with c small umout of mlseeIian
eors business oflhe usual nAtaro
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-03
Band Tournament.

There will band tournament held
at MeMInnville under the auspices o{
the Brass Band of that place, on the 25th
and Goth days of May, 1882. There will
be two prizes competed for; one OF
500 for first grade, and one of 500 for
second grade BANDS. The ALBANY,
Corvallis, Engene, Dallas, Aurora and
East Portland bands are classed as No,
! grade; but any band may compete
for the first prize. All bands in the
State may enter except the Northwest
ern band of Portland or the profession,
oil bands
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Ear IseaEarai Willamette

THIS beautiful stream has been on n
bSs. this week. caused by warm rains
In the mountains ca Sabbath I; stood
7 feet and inches above low water
mark Il y O'Clock m; on Monday AT
tie sa-nc h2ur, 10 n. ) :nchcs; Tuesday
u Il inchesi "Wednesday. IS II. 4
laehsa; Thuralay, - q. 1 luches, and
a. II had turned colder aud stopped
raining on "Wednesday IL was Supposed
the Water would reach It's highest stage
about midnight last night IL woaid
tack about 10 feet of reaching It's high
est point of last season
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light which marked the soono of the conGa-
grafton. Ii was number OF miles TO tho
west but when first seen IL flashed up 30
suddenly that 1t looked as II ID wsro some
where in tho suburbs OF Tho city, and SO tho
night.wateh did not wait TO survey tho dis.
tancc before ringing the bell Whom : was
ascertainod afterwards that il was at Cor.
Wallis. all tho lromon folt thoir importance
in boing callod up for lro NJ rival city
ten miles away and were unbounded In
lavishitgt their praises on tho watchman for
tho alacrity with which ho got them out
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40 trru orrsan ca,iic narl-f
G r4HNF

\. LA chicman. q. Camp Cteels. wa.co
county, sarfiyod hero issi Tuesday even
ing. lie SAY. tho rlnter Is about ov,rln
his loc..iliy and tho loss ~ stock has boon
light Cattle buyer, have b1cn ~ work
IN Eastern Oregon Tor about two months
and have purchased nearly az the stock
over thcrc, Lang & Ryan, Of Cheyenne.
have Puichasnd 20 90 head Of catue. and
800 head OF saddle horses fjr tho use o.
ihsir vagneros. Three or fuur other
firms arc also purchasing stock, aud Tho
demand being so lively, prices arc good.
Ycarllngs arc worth 50 csws, sli; two.
year old., So, aud three ysAr olds and
up. $50 The herds will start east about
tho first # MAY.
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SPLEsDID SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
WELLS STATION. Feb. 2stb.
EiAor Demosras :


EfAor Dsmosras
Our school closed on Friday last
and on the evening Of that day an ex-
hibitien was given hy the pupils,
under tho Enlargement of the teacher.
prof Brock, which wis in every par.
ticuIar u decided Success. H. consist
ed Of doclamatiens, essays dialogues,
music, etc, and vas participated in
by the following persons Kath Cln
thorn, Maud Bryaut, Henry Cauthorp,
Cora Bryant, BERNARD iIecker. Urial
Bryant, freddie Tomlinson, Clarence
Miller, Flora Eysls, Jacob IlcckeT,
Abbie BRYANT, Ada Ryaia, Geo Bryant,
Lincoln Yauderlool, Emma RyaIs,
III lliller, Fannie Bryant, Alice Thorp,
Henry Carter. Wm. Miller. JAS Tom
linssn, WIN TomIinson, David Vander-
pool, Jr., George Miller. moilis Bald
win and Avert yanderposl Besides
the regular cverci ~ drclamatipna were
rendered ~ Mis- Thompson, Annie
Green and Rufus ThompsoG's little boy.
Everything passed oA nicely and bet.
ter school exhibition in aBv part icuIar
We think has revcr D,.-n seen il Ore
gon.
: II
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sebeor ner,iHz.
Com mites.

Tho annual school messing or the tax
payers 81 School Dis.. No 5,Linn county,
Oregon wall - hell in tho Court IIous Q
Of aid county Oh Monday the 9th day Of
Aarsh, 1852. si 7.3O o'slock J. M. for tbe
purpose Of hearing the reports OF TIE
Board Of Directors ani the Clerk, and FOR
Tho purpose 81 yolisg on tho question oi
levyinga TAX FOR tho support ofthe Sch ool,
f1r the ensuing year, and for the trSnssc
ucn any other business thai IA ny como
before lac msc,inl. By o:dcr 81 ia,
Bparl % D.rss.prs
J. II DuEEHART.
Clerk.
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MARzuED.

WREN-CURRlE.- At the residence Of
the brides parents near Shedd Station. en-
Thursday, March 2, 1882 by Rev, A. NJ.
Aeheson, Mr.. WALTER WREN and Miss
MARY CuRRIE-all of Lima County.
[Both parties are well known in Albany,
whero they have hnumerable friends who
will be glad to hear of the happy event.
We extend our heartiest congratulations.
and wish the acwly married couple long
life as happy as the bird that bears their
namel
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FARMERS AND LABOR
ING MEN TO THE FRONT.

At regular meeting OF Grand
Prairie Autobiography League, bold
on Feb. 23J, tho following resolution
was adopted
He,olped That oil COMMITTEE. OF
the Temperance, Monopoly nni
Grange Societies, OF both political par.
ticn throughout Linn county, be and
are hereby requested 10 meet ut Grand
Prairie School House, mud Grange Hall
No. 10. on Thursday. March 9th. issg,
ut 10 o'clocE n. IA Bring yoar lunch
baskets wcil Gllod
r. l.. FaYSF.
Soc.
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y 5oi aad IA sc store

Having added extensively 20 nay bool
and shns Stock aud secu-gi another build
ing e.. that pIrPo4g aiono shGli Ia the
frtare cuieavor 10 carry mole complete
and b%iter sj.o1iai stock OF boots and
shoes than has eyor been kept in thi,
place. buy direct from ihe manGfactur
ers for cssh ani s0li at prices .hat wiz DC
~ competition and Will always try aEs
keep goods Of norl, no trash We Away
aim 10 represent goods just as near wha
they ara a. our jud :meut and oxperienc-
Will admit.
SANUEI. T. Y0UNG.
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sci,sI Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the legal voters
ofSchool District. No. ;, of Linn county,
Oregon that the annual school Eneetins for
said ellstrlc. will bs held Mt the Central
School House, to begin at the hour of ?
o'clock p. NJ, OH tie 18th day of March
1882 and continues until o'clock p. -.
of said day for the purpose Of elocting one
Director to servo said district for three
years and Clerk to serve one year.
J. EI. B0RIlHART,
School Clork.
Albany, March lst, 1882.
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Confirmed.

Hon. J. +. Watts says the Estates
man." was confirmed by tho United States
Senate on February 9Th. 1t was nst re-
ported in the dispatches, and some
thought there was something wrong which
caused the delay, but such was not the
case. His nomination by the President
was promptly orfirmed by the State,
Judge Watson is an able lawyor, and will
make an excellent u. s. district attorney
President Arthur made good selection.
STANDARD.
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J. A. Gross, proprietor of the dope
hotel, keeps one of the best pablic hosses
in the Slate. His rooms are kept serupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be faand The best food the market af-
foris. Parties going off on the morning
frain can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves Here
after the hotel viii be kept open all night
on convenience of the public.
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Sainun! L. Young has the Climax Seed
Wheat Cleaner with zinc hurdle, made ex-
prossly for cleaning seed wheat aud TAX
ng out wild ozts. Guaranteed 20 be equal
TO any Ia the market. and ina SONS respects
superior. A trial is solicited b. these
wishing good cleaner. Terms reasonable.
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n9W wATCHEs ARE n1Ds.
FLISS 4 CaAMREKLAIS.
At;y's for PHI.

II will be apparent to any sLs who
will examine sold gold watch, tkat
aside frsm the necessary thickness for
engraving aBd polishing, largo pre-
portion or the precious metal used Is
needed only TO stifEeR and hold the en-
graved portions in place, AID supply
the necessary solidity anA streHgtk.
The surplus gold IL actually neediess
90 far as utility and beauty are csA-
cerned In James Boss Patent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste OF precious
osesal IL overcome, and the same solid
Ity and strength produced at frem one
third 10 ene-half OF the Usual cost Of
solid cases. This pfoeess 10 Of the NEST
simple nature, a. fellows plate OF
nickle composition metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
of solid gold ssldered one on each side.
The three are then passed between
/ polished steel roller, aed the result II
astrip OF heavy plated ccmpesitiSE,
| from which the cAses, backs, eeatreS,
bczels ctJ., are cut and shaped ~ sui
table dies aud formers. The gold IN
these cases Is sufficiently thick 10 aa-
NIT OF all Kinds OF chasing. engraving
and euameliing the engrassd eases
iiAve been carried untii wUTE perfectly
smooth by time and ESQ withost re
moving the gold. This IL the sniy casa
made with tive plates OF solid gold and
warranted bY special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers Ask for
Illustrated Cat2lsgue, and 10 see war
/ 4nrf
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Notice to CONTRACTORS s.

Sealed proposals for the construction of
/. o. o. F. brick buildings at Harrisburg,
will be received up to March Il, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. Committee reserve the right 10
reject any and all bids. For plans and
specifications apply to Committee.
J. Z. SCHOOLING,
w. J. BRANwELI,
i. DOUGLAS,
Building Con mittce.
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BUCKLES.s ARNICA sALlE.

Tho best salve in the world for cuts. bras
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfaotioA in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts d Moore. Scio ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tagne, jefferson ID M Calbreath, Buena
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, browns
vile.
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Notice Of Final Account

NOTICE is hereby given 20 all whom
II it may concern that the undersigned,
executor of the last will and testament
Of James A. Porter, deceased, has filed
his account for fnal settlement in the
County Court for Linz County, State CT
Oregon, and the Court has set the 7th day
OF March. 1882, at the hour of one O'Clock.
p. m, for the hearing Of objections. IL any,
to Baid account, and the final settlement
Of said estate.
7. l.. PORTER,
Executor
Wpafharford q Rlaekhurn
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i.esacr LtSt.

The to.sowlng u thc iist OF ieIt.-fE resaai lIns
In th- Post once. Atiany, L4nu county orc
gon. March aud lsSs Persons calling ior these
ieuers must give tile date on which thc< were
advertised
Buck Ollie, Buck Mrs Louisa,
Johnson Clara, Giiky Mia Llllie
Matthews u H. Machus Mrs PAal,
Robiaett Moses. Thompson Joseph y,
Thomson n {
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Wheat is worth 751S cents in the ware
house and 7SK at the mills, Higher
prices than this have been paid during the
past week for special lots:
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DIED.

CALDWELL.-0 the 23rd of February.
1852, at Cleveland. Douglas county, ELLEN,
wife of w. K Caldwell, aged 80 years,
months and 20 days.
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]. A. DAVIS, @. P.

''AIoncy is tho root Of all evil" Impure
blood is the root of all disease. With a
trinc of one root, buy King of the Blood,
which contains roots, and root out the other
oot. See advertisement.
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Albany, March lst, 1882.
NOTICE

Patrarshs are horeby notified that there
will bea called melting of the orgeana
Encampment, No.5, I, D. o. T., ON satur-
day evening, March ath, 1852, ut 7o'clock,
p, NJ, for the purpose Of comforting the q.
II. degree and other important business.
All Pairiarchs in good standing are re-
quested to be present.
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