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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

A very good Green Tea at 60 cents per
pound and very good Black Tea at 80
cents per pound is for sale by
JOsEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
sos Main street pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

IlORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE UNEQUAL-
LED.-Dr. X. NJ. Alexander, Fannett>-
burgh, Pa. says: - think HorSford's
Acid Phosphate Isl not equalled in any other
preparation OF Phosphorus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

Some one remarked that d" B Select" and
" Montro,c were not advertised as much
as formerly. There j. no Use 10 advertise
two whiskcys that sell themselves as rea-
div a> these.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07
Pianos for Rent.

Rylaud X Lees warerooms are fuil OF
the choicest Pianos square, grand. and
upright-fOr rent on the most reasonable
terms
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HOSIERY.

Fun lines of every description. We call special
attention 10
LADIES' FULL REGULAR. solid color, at 25c.;
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN, silk-clocked. at zoe;
CIIILD'S FULL-REGULAR MADE, 2Oc.;
LADIES SILK HOSE from 1928 to 81 pair;
Also, DOMESTIC HOSIERY at 6. S, 10, and 12c.
pair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

l.. POWERS, at The r., b. and T.. Il. r., cabbage,
JNO. 4. LAUGHToN. JR., 10 A. NJ, buckets,
tubs, &c.
FRANK ID. NIL 4 Co, ~ Z. NJ, t1r building
lots.
SAMPSON 4 ApAMsoN, IL NJ, land In Chester.
neld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

LACE CURTAINS.
Three thousand dollars worth Of REAL LACE
CURTAINS al about half their general value.
REAL LACE CURTAINS
As CHEAP As NOTTINGHAM.
BRUSSELS, TURQUlN, NERMCELI. GUI-
PURE, and NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS.
Lot II "a O pairs Of good quality NOTTlNGHAM-
LACE CURTAINS at - Il pair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

\ FRAGRANT BREATH Is Away, pleasure. and
you can have IL by using MEADE& & BAKERS deli
cious CARE0LIC MOUTn-WAsH. ltdestroys theo
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and dccayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con.
dtion. Price, hfty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

MD GLOVES.

MOSQCETAIRE and BERNIAEDT arc again
the leading styles this season. We offer all quail
ties. lengths. and shades. Among them
10 dozen PIGSKlN, In g. and s-button lengths,
al 64c.-yalued from s5c. 10 1928.
Also. special purchase Of l2-buiton-leugth REAL
KID AT sl.63-heretofore sold at S2.25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

MALARIA In all its forms positively cured with
EMORY's sTANDAED-CUEE Pulls. anc'cr-iail-
ing remedy: purely vegetable contain mo- quinine
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five and nv
c,ufa.
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A. sAKsSCo.

An in want Of Carpets. Rug. OiI-Cioths. VIM
dow Shade>. Ilassock.. Mais.aud Uphois.ery Goods
should caiIat D.& r.. MIIrELDOEFER's
527 Broad street.
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HOUSE-FURNISIIlNG.

Our CARPET DEPARTMENT IS now second 20
none I'm this State containing full lines OF
MORNETTS,
NELNETS,
ENGLISH BODY-BRUSSELS,
TAPEsTRY-BRUSSEL
THREE-PLYS,
SUPER lNGRAINS,
iNGRAINS, etc.
LINOLEUM,
OIL-CLO1HS.
MATING,
RUGS, and DRUGGETS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~
the DISPATCH PRINTiSG-IioUsE. GOOD work,
low prices. and sat sfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPONlNK DENri-
FRIcE, which Will speedily remove incipienttar.ar
and scurf. Price ATTY cents q box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

BLANKETS IN all grades at extremely low prices
AT ID x l.. .MITTELDORFEE's.
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Read d. f. MrrrElponrrn's new advertise
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URTH AND BROAD STREETS.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

In this department We offer, besides many other
special bargains, an unprecedented purchase Of
200 dozen LADIES, GENT's and CIIRILDREN'S
MERINo KNIT VESTS and DRAWERS at 37Hc.
each-suporor 70 anything ever offered In this city
at soc.
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WINTER WRAPS.

............................
WINTER WRAPS.
............................
THIS department has met with special attention
this season.
NFWMARKETS,
JERSEY ULSTERS.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
Heavy imported JERSEY JACKETS,
LONDON DOLMANS,
I'm silk, Satin, Ottoman and Worsted materials
We also offer at great reduction from general
value full line Of
SEALSKIN
sACQUES, COATS, AND DOLMANS.
These goods were contracted for last June, and
are fully 20 per cent. under present value. We
guarantee every garment FlRsT-QUALITY Lon
don dye.
Also,
ASTRACHAN CLOAKS
FUR TRIMMINGS
Of every description.
CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES.
AND
CLOAKINGS :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Of every description.
Ga CLOAKlNG al $l.I0 a yard-last seasons
price. $3.50.
Many other BARGAINS In that department.
FLANNELS.
......s.........s.....
While We have everything from an ALL-WOOL
FLANNEL az
20C. A YARD
10 the finest imported, We call special attention to
magnificent quality
"A INDICATED FLANNEL
manufactured In and imported from Scotland.
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Zoe 7-2tl
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
STEW VEINS
OPENS THIS WEEK
$4,000 WORTH OF
BISC CHINA,
GLASS,
sATCHELS,
BRACKETS,
FRAMES, and
FANCY GOODS.
CALL EARLY AND SEE THEM AT
~ 20 STEVENS, 500 east Broad street.
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WORSTED
DRESS FABRICS.

46-inch TRICOTINE JERSEY CLOTHS in black
and cOlOrs;
42-inch ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S-HAiR SHOO-
DAH. in all the new shades, az soc. yard;
ALL-WOOL BERLIN DIAGONALS at 35c.;
46-inch LLAMA DRESS-CLOTHS. extra heavy
weight at 95c.-usualiy sold at 4 l.5O a yard
PARIS NOVELTY DRES>-FABRICS in all their
new varieties.
We also offer DOMESTIC DRESS-GOODS:
WOOL-FILLING SIIOODAH CLOTHS at 12}.c.;
WOOL-FlLLING ILLUMINATED DRESS
GOODS az Sc:
Various other PLAIN and FANCY FABRICS at
y 90 2Oc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-07

Headquarters for Jackson Ward have
been established by Mr. w. James Epps,
the superintendent, at 40 south Third
street. Those Of Madison Ward are in the
Piedmont building, over the city head
quarters. Other wards are as follows:
Marshall, -; Jefferson, 1904 Main ;
Monroe, 300 Main; Clay, 10 west Broad.
The headquarters Of the District Com
mittee (Mr. Beirne chairman and cf the
City Committee (Mr. POindexter chairman)
are over Polk Miller's drugstore, Main and
Ninth streets-entrance on Ninth street.
MoNROE-wAED PRECINCT COMMITTEES.
The members OF the Monroe-Ward pre-
cinct committees are requested TO meet at
headquarters. No. POO east Main street, to-
morrow evening at $50 O'Clock. The
chairmen are asked 10 see that each MEN,
Der attends.
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Remember This

Ifyou are sick Hop Bitters will surely
mid Nature in making you well when
NIL else falls.
II you are costIve or dyspeptic. or
are suffering from any other Of the
nunsrsous diseases nr the stomach or
bowels. it's your avn fault II you re.
main III, for Hop Iiitters are n sovereign
remedy ia all such complaints.
IL you are wasting away with any
form oi Kidney disease. stop tempting
death this moment. nfidanTn for "a cure
u Hop Bitters.
II you are sick With lhat terrible
sicknegs nervousness, yon will find q
Balm la Gilead" In the use Of Hop
Biiters.
If you are n frequenter. or q resident
OF miasmatic district. baTrieade you
system against the sc0urge OF all. coun.
tle -maIaTiaI, epidemic, bilious nd
Intermittent feve-s-by the use Of Hop
BitLeTg.
If you have rough. ElmpIy, or sallow
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable generally, Hep Bitters
will give you fair skin, rich blood, and
sweetest breath, health, and comfort.
In short they cure ell diseases Of the
stomach, bowels. blood, liver, nerves,
kidneys, brights disease. 500 Will be
paid for case they win not cure OF
help.
That poor. bedrldden. InyaIld wife,
sister, mother. or daughtsF, can be
made the picture Of health, by q few
bottles Of Hop BitteTs, costing but
triae. WIN you let them suffer
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Citation.

Ia tie County Court Of Linn cegafy. SIass .
Oregon:
In the matter of the Guardianship of the
persons and estates
Of
E T Vanlandiugham' Andrew NEaHlapd-
fngham, Boaz NJ VanlsndIngbam, Judith
ham and CALVIN l. Yanlandingham minars-
In the name of the state of Oregon.
To MAN Haalan.tiaqaaa
Whereas petition has been filed IN the
above entitled Court by George W Yan-
laudingham, one of the above named
heirs, asking that VIM W VanlaadinghaIp
be cited and required 10 appear aud ae-
count Tor the trust in his hands and to
pay 70 sid petitioner eeFtail. money, IN
his hands, as guardian belong 10 petition
er and the other wards above named, and
70 make and randera full accounting wath
the County Court, of Linn County, at
all matters concerning said Guardianship.
accounts ami matters. You are therefore
hereby cited and commanded 10 be and
appear in said County Court at the hour
OF one O'Clock p. M, on Monday, July 2nd,
1883. and account for all matters of said
guardianship and to fully settle with the
petitioner IS sell as the other wards here
inbefore namt q. who have attained their
majority exec pt with these yon have paid
by order OF tbs Court.
This citations IS pub-iIn testimony where
lished by order of,of have berennto
Judge L Finn, j Judgess7t my hand and af-
of said Court, which fixed the seal of the.
order was made thelCounty Court, this
28th day of May, 1888 25th day of May. 1899.
c. IL STEWART,
LIS. Clerk.
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scTO MOTHS
scro, June 4, 1888.

ccIo, June 4, 1898.
Etis. Democrat
Presuming squib from here would
be acceptable at all times, 7 write you
that the farmers around here are iubi-
lars over the last rain, which is helping
the late sown grain considerably.
Scio is booming considerably. A new
addition to the city has just been layed
off by Stipp & Pantland. embracing tie
lands lying east of business lots on
Main street, and to the mill race, ma
king.a very desirable location for resi-
dences. A beautiful street, 60 fee,
wide runs through the addition. We
learn that several lots have already beer
sold to parties anticipating the building
Of residences.
Mr.. Young sold his Touring mill
in Jordan Valley, to George Bilyeu &
Son, which is and viii always be good
property.
Onr merchants are all doing a good
business.
A call for the voters of this schoo
district Is made for June 18th, for the
purpose of levying tax to put another
story on the school house, and If i
should be done, we will have q district
school house second to mono of the smal
cities Of Oregon.
The boys that used to smile, "sloF
over" etc, are rather quiet now at.
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THIS Association has been called to
meet In Salem on the 9th Of June, and
70 continue In session three days. We
desire to call hslattention of the teach
ers Of the public schools Of Linn county,
especially, to the importance Of attend
ing these meetings Of the educators in
our own State. Young teachers who
have yet little experience in the rrac-
tics of teaching, shonid, especially, at
tend, in order TO be benefited by the
experience of those who have long been
IN the service. New methods of teach
ing are constantly being put to the fest
BY bold, aggressive, independent teach
ers all over the State. These methods
often prove far better than old ones.
1t Is quite important that all teachers
should acquire these methods. At these
teachers meetings these methods are
freely communicated and given to all.
The successful farmer is prompt and
ever ready to adopt new plans and new
machinery if they promise better sue
cess. The mechanic is daily trying new
methods Dy which he hopes to perform
his lahors with greater ease and facility
or with less expense. And in this they
are approved by all. So likewise, should
teachers be on the alert to improve their
methods of teaching. There are two
subjects which We hope the committee
having the matter In charge. will cause
to be presented to the Association by
some one frlly able and competent to
do SO. One is, show to make instrnc-
tion more practical. fhe other is.
should there not be more moral train
ing and cultivation in the public schools
than now obtain p We think the
whole session Of the Association might
Proftably be devoted to these two sub.
iects. We hope the Association viii
excuse ns for saying that II would be
veil If it would strive to make its ewr
work more practical It should not be
made place nor occasion to exhibit
forensic powers, nor to thrill an audi
enee with the speakers eloquence. Il
should be made to subserve the purpose,
for which it was designed. It should
be made place where the very best
methods of teaching and managing pnb
Iie schools are communicated and ex
planned to al. Our experience and OBJ
seryation With reference to school mat.
ters lead us to say that these best meth
DDS ara not confined to experienced
teachers or those who have long been II
the work. We have received suggest
ions from yonng teachers that were Ia
in advance of suggestions on the sam.
snhjeet made By old teachers. For tina,
reason We think il would be well tina
young teachers should be heard ana
should BE- encouraged to take actiy.
parts IN the work of the Association.
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Harrisburg, Or, June g, 1889.
Ed1. Dem0cruf
Tho old bnllding opposite The CopIa
Hoase, which was formerly occupied
as a wagon shop. Is being fitted up 10
be occupied by Messrs. Funk, Miller,
& Mcdaniel as a hardware and agrI-
cultural establishment.
Mr.. J.. Douglas coptinued his new
fence around his residence, thereby
adding stiIl more to the fine appear
ance Of the place.
Mr.. Geo. Isham, son OF Mr.. G. w.
Isham, left on last Monday for the
Northern Pacific r. II. 70 enter the
machine shops, for the purpose OF
learning the trade OF machInist. The
well wishes Of his many friends at-
tend him.
School closed here yesterday for q
vacation until next Feptember, when
IL will reopen under the management
Of the same teacher, d. Y. s. Reid.
Road work has just come In FASH
Ion, and Justice Beggs has warned a
little army of our citizens out TO en-
gage Ia the pastime.
Mr.. Ben Thompson Is doing a
thriving business over the country In
the produce line and general mer-
chandisIng. Verify, Ben was cut
out for q business man, as any one
may discover who has met him and
learned with what a bland smile he
can present the fine qualities OF his
goods.
Mr.. l.. Sites returned the other
day from Eugene, where he has been
stopping for some time.
Our city council appointed another
city marshal last meeting, which was
held Monday evening OF this week.
It seems that city marshals last very
quickly here. They are too good, or
not good enough, or something else.
Mr.. sMarion Hyde is the lucky or un-
lucky man this time. We conjecture
that che viii stay with It."
DAN.
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who !. Dsrraua-a ?

While newspapers may bo imposed on
II IN q fact also that advertisers as well are.
perhaps more than the former. From the
newspapers published In Oregon alone M
given IN the different ADVERTISING direc.
tories, We arc aware OF the fact that In
most OF the csses the circulation II given
at double what II really In. Since assum.
Ing tho management OF the DEMOCRAT We
have sent with each return TO tho several
agencies an affidavit Of circulation, some.
thing hardly another paper Ia tho state
dare do. Lnd yet onr sworn, bona hde,
circulation II nearly aslarge as the largest
"claimed" circulation outside Of Portland
In Oregon, which, ~ We have said II prob
ably exaggerated 10 double IT. real number
Advertisers will do vel! 10 consider these
facts,
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AUCTION SALE OF FARM AND CITY
PROPERTY,

We will sell at public auction on the
steps In front of the Court House. In Ale
bany, on Saturday, June 9Th, 1883, at two
o'clock p. Isl., the lots and buildings situ-
ated on the northeast corner OF First and
Baker streets, being one hundred and
thirty-four feet on First Street and one
hundred feet on Baker street.
Also a very desirable little farm of 9s1S
acres in Benton county, one and a half
miles from Albany and on the stage road
from Albany TO Corvallis, and consisting
of the w a offs E 1<lof Sec. 3, so acres. and
lot 10 in Sec. 10, containing ls1 acres, all
In TIP IL S r 4 w, Titles. perfect.
Terms OF sale, one tenth cash at time Of
sale, one tenth on the first Of July next and
balance at such time as may suil purchas-
ers, from one to ten years, with interest at
ten per cent per annnm. 10 be pail semi
annually on the unpaid principal.
BuRKHART BRQs.,
GEn. HuNPHREY, Real Estate Agents.
Aaotioneer. 43w3.
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Gather

Summary oI Meteorology for May, 1859.
from observation taken at Albany. Linn 60.
Oregon. by John Briggs. Esq.
Highest Bar. 81. 10 lowest. 2o.4I mean.
20.7G.
Highest Temperature. 10 lowest, a
mean, ,a7,42.
Prevailing winds. n. & s.
Maximum velocity faros. 4.
Total rainfall during month. 30j inches.
Number of days on which 0l inch ar more
rain fell. o.
Number oi days of cIoudineas, average 8
in scale Of 10. ~.
Frost on the morning Of 18th,
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w II Rattenbury, Plaintiff.
W.
" I. Hamilton, Defendant,

By virtue OF writ Of execution and or
der Of sale issued out OF the above named
Court, In the above entitled action on ths
7th day of June, 1883, 20 me directed aud
delivered for the sum or SilS.75, with In
terest thereon at the rate Of ono per cent
per month fIem the cath day OF october,
1882, and the further sum OF S6i 20 with
intesest from said date at tho rate OF \ per
cent per annum and the further sum OF
sc2 05 costs, will on Saturday the 9TH
day OF July, 1853, at the Court House door
in the city Of Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon at the hour or one o'clock, p. m, sell
at public auction for cash In hand 20 the
highest bidder Tho real property hereto
fore attached In said action and described
as follows, to.wit:
The east half Of the northwest Of section
% township 0 south range east Linn conn-
ty, Oregon, and the undivided one.hall
interest in the north half Of tho southwest
quarter Of section % township o south range
east in Lima county, Oregon, the proceeds
Of sale 70 be applied first to tho payment of
the costs and disbursements of suit and ac-
cruing costs and next TO the payment Of said
judgment with interest ns aforesaid,
Dated tkis sth day Of June 1883.
GEORGE HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn County, Oregon.
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fair rrspssI,Iss.

Anyone suffering from babiiual cousti-
patton, torpidity oftbe lIvsT, colds, fevers,
headaches, TestleAsneSs, sleeplcsAness, In
digestion or other Ills arising from dis
ordered or inactive condition or the liver,
stomach and bowels, End wishing TO give
Syrup OF Figs n thorough trial, can buy IL
OF FoshAy a Mason, Albany, Or, who win
agree 10 return your money " Ii falls 10 aci
promptly and satisfactorily.
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Mexican papers printed on The Pacific
coast are commencing to abuse General
Diaz for bis friendship with General
Grant, and to declare that the anatomy
of the republic will be threatened.
Should Diaz become President in the
present poverty stricken condition OF
the treasury, there is fear that paper
en- rency will take the place Of coin, and
the possible collapse Of many railroad
schemes is subject Of debate, as are
also the grants of $50, 900, 900 in aid
of railroads, whilst public instruction is
almoat forgotten. sinaloa papers. in
particular, write strongly on these
points.
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Rossa ought to ship few cyclones
to England and turn them loose.
Collectively, the Republican party is
afraid Of whisky individually, the
case is different.
An Iowa editor being asked If hogs
paid, looked over his subscription list,
and answered no.
One of our exchanges thinks it was
eonlxling and not the country that has
been set back ten years.
John Sherman shows no disposition
to "resnne" in Ohio politics. Hence
those salt, salt tears of our Republican
friends.
To pronounce it properly you must
wrinkle Your nOse ON the right side,
try to hook your lip over yoar eye-
brows, and say Te-yewks-bury.
The newspaper is sermon for the
thoughtfal, library for the poor and q
blessing to all. Lord Bronghham call
ed it, ''The best public instructor"
X the Republican State Convention
of Ohio on Wednesday, Jadge Foraker
was nominated for governor. He is
and win most probably remain, nn'
known to fame.
Some of our Republican contempera'
ries affect laughter at the suggestion o.
the old 'sTilden and Hendricks" ticket
for 1884. Some people make show
of hilarity when they are distressed th,
most.
There is belief that Senator Conk.
ling's last speech was made with the
direct purpose of defeating the plans
which have been formed for Republican
harmony and which promised we'll uI
to the time OF that speech.
When man becomes 30 great thai
be cannot hide himself he dreams ei
perishing of his own bulk and weight
All the rest of the Ohio Republican
statesmen save Senator Sherman alone
have been able to hide about behind
trees and logs and under bark and
leaves, escaping tie periIons weight oil
honors.
-'Tis wrong to beat your grocer
Out Of his homes. dues
'Fis worse 10 beat the cobbIer
Out Of his boots and shoes.
There is chance of pardon
For he who steals your coal,
Bus he who beats the printer
VIII surely lose Lis soul"
The Republican organs are parrot
ting the cry that their opponents are for
Gree trade and free whiskey." The
only free Whiskey men now known oi
are in favor Of taking the internal reve-
nus tax of whiskeY, thereby msking IL
as cheap as water, in order to make
every household utensil and article of
clothing dear. They are the free whis-
key advocates, and they are the. high
priests at the Republican altar.
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Netice IL hereby given that the under
signed Administrator &C the estate OF Mary
" Mattoon, deceased, has filed In the
ofIico OF the Clerk Of Linn county, Oregon,
his final account as such administrator,
and by order OF the County Court, OF linn
county, Oregon, Saturday, July 9Th, 1883,
at the hour OF ten o'clock. A. NJ, OF said
day, is fixed by for hearing objections TO
said account and the settlement thereof.
All persons interested In said estate are
hereby notified to appear and file his or
her objections TO said final account on or
before said day..
Dated June 7th, 1888.
G. II. MATrooN,
Administrator.
L. II. MoHTANYE,
Atty for Administrators.
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"a doubtful friend In verse than Ger.
tain enemy" and vioo versa = certain
friend isinfnilely better than q doubtful
enemy. Thus Kidnsy.wort II an inccm-
parably better friend TO the human race
than whole catalogues full Of
doubtful noStrums. 70 Is an unhaIling
remedy for that tormenting disease piles.
II moves tho bowels gently and freely, aud
thps TemoYes the cause. 10 not fAIl 10 try
Il faithfully sithor in dry CT liquid form.