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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

In tie Circuit Court Of ase State Of Oregon, lor-
Linn county.
y Il Moody, Governor, r p Earhart, Secre-
tary of State and Edward Hirsch, Treasurer
Of the State oi Oregon, constituting the Board
Of Commissioners tor the sale Of school lands
and the management Of the common school
fund, Plaintiffs.
Francis NJ Layton. NJ Layton his wife, James
D Layton and Rose Lay ton, his wife, J H
Wright aud Flora Wright his wife, Milton
Hale and Susannah Hale, his wife, and
Amanda Conley, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that py virtue Of
an execution and an order Of sale issued out
of the above named Court in the above en-
titled action aud to me directed and deliver
cd. viii on Saturday tie 2nd day January
1856, az the hour Of 1 o'clock, p. m, At the
Court House door in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, sell at public auction for cash IN
hand 10 the highest bidder the real property
described IN sad execution as follows, to-
wit beginning at point ten chains and
eleven links west and six chains north u the
southeast corner OF Section nine in Township
eleven South, Range four west, Of the Wil>
lAmette meridian IN Linn county, Oregon.
running thence east fourteen chains and
seventy seven links tbeEce acnth nineteen
chains and ninety links thence west four
teen chains and seveBty-seyen links thence
| north nineteen chains and ninety links to the
place Of beginning. containing 20 and 33-l00
acres. ALSO the following All that part or
portion Of the hereinafter described tract or
parcel OF land lying add being east Of eer-
tain slough or branch Of another slough known
as the Little Willamette, which said first
/ Al Il
tin through said tract Of land aud which
said tract OF land 10 described as follows, to-
wit Beginning at q point ten chains and
eleven links west and six chains north Of the
southeast corner Of Section nine in Township
eleven South, Range four west willamette
meridian and running thence south twenty
four chains aud ninety links; thence wsst
fifteen chains and twenty three links thence
north 70 the eastern bank of the Willamette
River; thence along said east bank Of stream
following the neanderings thereof 70 the
place Of beginning, said tract of land con-
tanning twenty-five acres and 29-i00 and the
part or portion thereof lying east Of said
slough, containing SIX acres more or less, all
Of said premises lying and being situated in
Linn county, Oregon. The proceeds Of sac
70 be applied First TO the payment Of the
costs Of suit aud the costs OF and upon this
writ Second 70 the payment of Plaintiff .
claim Of 1856 20 with sccruing interest at
10 per cent per annnm from the date of the
7 decree and tina further sum Of SO - Attor.
ney fees Third the overplus if any to be
paid 20 + NJ Layton, James d Layton and j
II Wright their heirs or assigls.
Dated this Dec. ist, 1885.
j. X. cnAEEroS,
Sheriff Of Linn comfy. Oregon.
per JAS J. CHARLTON, Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

GDv. Moody has appointed w. Lair
Hill Judge Of the new Judicial dis
trict, composed of the counties OF
Crook, Gillian, Morrow and Wasco.
This is a good appointment. The
Governor has also appointed VIM. r.
Ellis as Prosecuting Attorney. We
do not know anything about his quail
iflcstiOns.
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Thla Moon.

A new lot Of ladies winter garments 70.
ceIved by Montolth & seitenbaoh owing 10
tho fact that we now have au over stock
we will soil for two weeks at 10 per cent
reduction from our usual low prices. We
do Just what We advorti 30. Give us call
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Having just received now htock Of
clothing for naau aud boys am now pre-.
pared &c give good styles and better goods
FOR the money than ever before, Mems
suits ranging in price from s4.b0 up.
A, u, McTLwArN,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
si.Is a sack.

0a account oi the low price Of wheat aouF
will be sold st the Magnolia Mills at 81. 10 =
sack, or 81. 40 barrel, aud viii be delivered
FREQ 70 all parts of the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

The best nalve In the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhoum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cnapped Hands. Cbtlblains.
Corns and all Skin Ernptiona, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents peF
box. For sale by Foshay & Masous
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Large new stock Just received from
New York and ono Of the best In the
market. Call and examine the new line,
button at rs cents pair they are .
,o!endld glove for the money.
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: sasas
Groceries.

A, Il. Mc.lwAln keeps q large stock OF
staple groceries and sells them cheap for
cash or produce. Arbuckio's roasted cof-
foe six ono pound papers for St.00.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
SheriR's Sale.

IN fhe ciycaa coayf . me State Of oregon
.loy Linn County.
A. saitmarsh, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

ABMeIlwAia has thslAsgest stock Of boots
and shoes in Albany. aud u making prices to
suit the times. Ladies' kid buttoa shoes at
Sl75 and g.. Ladies' pebble goat, button.
| 1. SO and SITE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
rHHE BEST saoT 8! lows

Can bo found at our store. The shoI
usually sold in Albany drops rs feet
while the St. Louis shot sold by us drops
200 feet, making It equal to chilled shot.
Sportsmen shoald not forget this.
PETERs Il STEWART
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

+. ). Hill, Laura g. I'LL, and the Dundee
Aorlgageand Trust Investment Company,
LAnited, Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

5000 worth Of clothing ss cost At Mon
eth & SoisauhAeh's.
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DRIED FraIt yaasea.


ABB MeIlwain pays the highest price for
dried fruit aud all kinds Of produce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

5000 worth Of olo.hing ~ cost 81 Mon.
teith 4 Seisenbacha-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

ESoR SALE.
One half block in eastern part OF the
city with fair house and harm VIII be sold
cheap
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
Sherif's Sale.

~ he cireaa coarf efAtc State ol'oregoa
for Linn County.
Lizzie n. Thompson, Plaintiff.
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sherifs Sale.

In he Circuit Court oftte STATE of Oregon for
Linn County.
The American Mortgage Company Of
Scotland, Ldmite !, Plaintiff,
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Sherif's Sale.

IN The circaR Court 81 he STATE ef Oregon
for he County of linn
William Cosper, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Members wishing employment or desiring
help, will please call at Read & Brownells
store and register their names.
BY ORDER OF LODGE,
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sherin's Sale.

n NJ ciyenl courl et'1e .sfafeef 0ysgoa
foy Linn Comfy
Isunics Banli, Plaintiff.
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NUTLERY OF ALL KINDS,

We keep the best stock of cutlery in
the valley, Pocket knives and razo-s a
So cialty. Don't buy anything in this
lin without calling on us first.
PETERS & STEwAKT,
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TVh BEST THING OUT,

Is the Acme Harrow and 40 farmer can
well afford to be without it 1t il the very
best clod crusher and pulyerizer, leaving the
ground as level as barn floor. Sold only
BY Peters 4 Stewart.
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+ 1. CASE FLOM ).

tn /. CASE FLOMS.
This famous plow is we'll known in Linn
County. Tho chilled and steel pIows ara
we'll made from the very best material
and are warranted to do as good work and
scour fully as we'll as any other plow
Peters tE Stewart are the sole agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Francis NJ Layton. NJ Layton his wife, James
D Layton and Rose Layton, his wife, H
Wright and Flora Wright his wife, Milton
Hale and Susannah Hale, his wife, and
Amanda ConIey, Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Thomas ]. Edwards, Geo. III. Allingham,
r, b. Knapp and IL. w. Wallace and DIP.
Thompson aud Walter +. Burrell, Admin-
istralors or tbs partnership estate 81
Knapp, Burrell & Co., Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
/ am nov receiving my Fall stock Of
LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
AND
MEN AND BOYS
BOOTS AND
SHOES.

have selected these goods with care
and with view 10 their adaptabiliiy
to this climate. | have bought them
direct from the manufacturer, and
am authorized to warrant every pair.
|. make speciality Of this line of goods,
and no doubt carry the largest stock
in the city. Az TO prico there IL nc
house in Oregon that has any adyant'
age Of me in buying, as | buy strictly
for cash, and can give as good value fo1
the money as any other house. | keel
no trash.
| SAMUEL z. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Headquarters at Prushaw'a Drug Store
First Street, Albany. Oregon.
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a. 0, U. w.

DIV d. S. Sunni. DeputY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25
sherifs Sale.

In tie Circuit Court Of a.e State Of Oregon, Ior
Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-25

acct lss. 1855.
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N he Great Court of the STATE Of Oregon
IA. fhe Cnsrr,tll nf Linn
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
W4LKS AND TALKS IN THE CITY.

dropped in at Mr.. Evartss law Office yesterday morn
ing and happenipC to remark that had list o
thiry-thrce Assemblymen who favor Mr Morton ne To
Piled "w ell and II my friends show list OF thirty
niue There is nothing Inconsistent In that no ~en'
on as he saw mo mentally adding; thirty three ana
thirty-nnc sevcntytwo, that would leave an oou
man to be scrambled after for luck"
Ihcar Cuban mercantile circles that Mr. Hughes, o.
the firm OF James g. Ward Co.. whose line OF steamers
plies between this port and Havana went to Washington
few days ago ascertain the prospect OF tho ratca
tlon OF the Spanish treaty and came back discouraged III
Cuba also they the feeling Some of the sugar
planters Cuba who thought the treaty was certain 10
go into effect began grinding cane 10 make sugar ir
this market December The season Tor grinding orui-
nary lasts from December to MaS Under advces from
the United States many have already stOppou SlhonS
Some Of the mills ran three weeks only.
letter received here from Denver indicates that ex-
Rout Is looming up as the principal opponent
OF Senator Hin In the contest for tho Colorado Senator
ship while Senator Chaee and Secretary Teller nave
each some backing. with General Hammel, Congressman
Belford aud ex-senator Tabor dark horses Senator
Hrs following In larger than was expected ana his hst
for reelection promises To he stubborn one: uh was
poyerysricken smallsalared Eastern college profes-
when he went out to Colorado on prospectng tour
and struck II rich" His wealth Is estimated at
Ss.o00.O0O to Sl2.ooo.ooo
Colonel John T. Tracy whose intimacy with CITY Han
affairs has been great tells that although the public
Impression Is that largo numbers OF persons apply Tor
every vacant Office. fact the number Is generally
small For any important position the applicants are
seldom over four five The great mass OF persons VINO
might apply for such places deferred by tho bclle
that the competition viii be too great Tor them 10 nave
any chance.
II does not take extremely shrewd guess TO hit on
Grover Cleveland the writer OF the Civil Service letter
which has appeared over his signature. But guess
that william G. whitney aud Arthur y. German had
squiht at i before II became public property IL Is re
garded by Democratic politicians IA satisfactory 10
everybody. Whether IL j. possible 10 satisfy every
body has not definitely settled since the days OF
tho man. tho lal and the
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

Mrs. w. s. p. Prentice and her father VIII
lam c. Sheldon gave an afternoon and evening reception
Yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. william G. Sheldon, Jr. ~ NO
"A Remsen-st, Brooklyn, Mrs. Prenticc's home iho
parlors were trimmed with plants and howers anu
temporary extension had been built for the nnsiciaiS
The hours for the reception were from 100 anu
to IL. About five hundred people called nirs'
Prentice received in dress OF white satin anu 'ec'
brocade made with full train, and diamond ornaments
Mrs sheldon who married last fall wore her weo
ding dress OF white satin and point lace. with pearl anu
diamond ornaments In the evening Mrs. Wiletts' mrs
Lawrence and Miss Benham assisted to receive nio
Lawrence wore copper brocade and the other Two
white costumes The guests included Dr. ana MIs. hs
new Mr. and Mrs Henry +. sloan. Andrew H. nreun n,
T.. H. Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F Whltchouse aiu A. IL
and Mrs W. H. DE Forest. all Of this city Mr. ana Mls
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin p Kissam' Mi. Its anu
Mrs A. NJ White. Mrs. Stuart, Mr: anu E, s,rs
Peter Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Robbins Mr. anu ',ts
J. o. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Gladwin anu MI
and Mrs. J. q. Willetts. ,., o,
Mr. and Mrs Dodge. OF No. 172 East Thirty y-fourhst'
Mrs Waterbury OF No lei Madison-ave.. gayo large
Ing her guests by her daughter Mrs johnson. o.
AT homes given In the afternoon by Mrs' Sani
ue Mclean, of No. 30 East Thirty y-hfth-st, ana "is
Chamberlain, OF No. 30 Madls0nave. A., -.
Mrs. Joseph Meeks, OF No. % East Sixty
gave reception Wednesday afternoon to Introduce
her daughter, Miss Anna Mcneil Meeks,
Tie item reporting " ut home" at MIS- lahBuo,n %
No 42S Fifth ave, should have stated that Iccer.v
held by Mrs. George |. Landon, at No. Dbl fn'n'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
BAPTISTS DINING AT DELMONICOS.

Seventy five members of the Baptist Social Union sat
down to monthly dinner at DelmoDico's last ev ening
After doing justice to tho solids they grew mildly
hilarious black coffee. Tho Union has been eating
dinners at DelmoDicos for twelve years. -Four times
In a year it has ladies evening" On such occasions
dancing is INDUCED in. The guests last evening
Stewart l.. Woodiord and the Rev. DIR. Henry j. Van
Dyke. jr. Among others present were George T. Hope
president of the Continental Insurance Company,
well Of the Union Washington Wilson. vice presi
dent Of the Union H. G.. Vedder, of The Examiner ;"
DIR. l.. Emmett Holt James Il Colgate and his partner
Robert Macoy, president Of the KnckerbOcker leo
Company, j. X. Thomas, l.. NJ. lawson John T. Town
send l.. u. White. and William Is. Inman. Mr.. Hope,
in introducing General Woodord said that he was in
doubt whether 10 introduce him as lawyer statesman
soldier orator. General Woodford solved the
difficulty by telling bis auditors that he jack of
all trades and good at none, which received with
much clapping Of hands, DIR. Van Dyke also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
MIR. AND MRS. MKIMS BALI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. McKim gave ball
East evening for their daughter Miss Mary A. McKim
Their house. No 32 West Fifty-eighths is spacious
and the 200 guests who assembled had plenty OF room
for dancing and promenading The carpets and rugs
had been removed from the two front drawing
rooms and che floors were well polished. camp chairs
room at the back OF the parlors set with a long
table, supper being served at midnight by Pinard The
rooms throughout were lighted by white wax can
dies held In by tall colored Egyptian Dronker
Festoons OF smilax caught up Dy clusters OF roses
adorned the doOrways and large mirrors. ana "a
large basket OF blossoms stood In the
hallway. Mrs. McKim received hor guests In trailing
robe OF crimson satin. with gold brocade front and
panels She carried bouquet OF yellow roses ana wore
diamond ornaments. Miss Mckim wore n becoming whlto
tue dress over satn caught up by loops OF white satin
ribbons and carried two bouquets OF roses Her Je"es
were pearls. The ball opened at III O'CLOCK and AT
the coton began led by John A. ilndden 1r. dancing
with Miss Mckim. The fayOrs were ODD ana pretty
and consisted OF Japanese storks tied with satin Ribbons
baskets Of flowers and balls for the ladies' aud cigar ana
cigarette cases and painted boOk-marks for the men,
Among the guests were N NJ BecGwith, Mls, beGk- @
with, Mr.. Bruen Miss Bmen, Ward McAliis-
ter. Miss McAllister Temple Bowtoin, B GARRISON
Miss Crosby Miss Louisa Morgan, the Messrs Crosby.
Charles Dickey, Duncan Elliott, Miss Eln0tl, Hooker
Hamersley, the Misses Gilbert the Messrs Hillhouse.
Miss Georgie Hecksher Isaac Iselin Ridgoway Moore,
the Norre the Mosss Robinson the Mcssrs and
the Misses Turnbul, Matthew wilks, Miss Annie
White, Miss Bessie Campbell, tho Misses
whiting the Misses spcyers. Miss Mary
Barley, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goeloi, Mrs. Grenyo
Winthrop, Mrs. Hadden, Miss winthrop. Brockholst
Cutting Mr.. and Mrs Paul Dana. the MesSrs, riggs.
Reginald Rves, Miss Livingston. the Messrs CiaIkson.
General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. George B mcCel-
Ian. jr.. Miss May Mcclellan Misses Marion and Annie
Bayes Miss Bacon, the Misses Erying and Miss
Margaret ones
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
GENERAL GRANTS REFUSAL or AID.

Regarding General Grants refusal to accept
the fund being raised for his benefit by Cyrus W. Field
and Others Mr. Field said yesterday that he ~ much IA
any person surprised ut General Grants decnation
But what could do after .rGceiyng that letter from
the Gencrair' said Mr. Field 81 had only to accept II
meaning exactly what said for have not seen Gen
era Grant yet. know nothing moro than tho public
though may Imagine n thousand thingu'
And what do you imagneP was asked Mr.. Field
%" could imagine that the General declines by reason OF
personal hesitancy. and 1 might Imagine that somc
friend had possibly forward ana taken up Mr. Van
derbiits claim against him cannot Imagine that the
General would part with all his relics and remem,
brances know have things In that line that wouid
not part with for anything" 49,,
VIII you retain tho subscriptions iLade unt you ha'o
seen General Grapti' was asked. ,,
" oh, no." he replied not dollar. have already re-
turned every cent subscribed for had no right TO IL
after General Grant had said lie would not receive ~.
" How much Ia been suDscribedf 90 NJ,
4" will say nothing about that. General Grant ula
not himself know hut there would have been II" di1l-
Guilty IN Iasing tho sum. Mr.. Vanderbilt told mo tho
property OF the General would be intflnsicaliy worth
100000 to $4,000
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

Marie wife q The late @ BENJAMIN & 1 Pgr
FUNERAL rom her late residence West 2stht Friday.
| January 9. at IL O'Clock.
BoETrCHER his twenty fourth BIRTH
as ss as "a ae son ana 1Op Illness e. a
Fanea services will be held at the German Evangelical
Church. schermcrhorn.st near courtst- Brooklyn on
CLARK-wednesday morning January of pneumonia,
Funeral from his iate residence. 1873 Forsy yhe
| Friday evening. January ., at So'elock
Interment private.
SON Of David v and Ella T. Fresman the sIst year of
Funeral service Church Of the Holy Apostles asthss
aaa saass az SoSrass' Sa SSrSra' Jnaay H.
HUTCHIsoN-In Norwich, Conn., January 8. Professor
Funeral Monday at pm.
HEDDENAt the residence Q; her son. Josiah II Hsdden
RSSe nsdden and Saus,sr o. the late owen Derry
seryics. private. on Friday.
MURRAYwn Jersey CITY on wednessay January T. jessie
ME & Of Ss sss sr II ss 8 81
| ST. Jersey city. on Friday afternoon at O'clock.
fTsssond PIssso omit PaN" covers
Aired RSyn ana 5sn Say S aa s1a ass
years, II months. II days
v. Il M on anS naf 81 s
Prayers at her late residence on Friday January ata
PHILIPs-Qn Tuesday morning January g. susan Dmon.
Of w ~ s spa s late rag SiaS Il a psP m at
u.
Kindly omit flowers
PRICE-At Elizabeth ~ J.. Janua-ye. 1885. Eliza Hains
Price. in the Sith year OF her
Funeral services her home No 10 Sprngst, Elizabeth
Friday January ., at o'clock p m.
SCOTr-On thursday January 1855. Henrietta Anthony,
daughter OF the late James I. and Mary b. scott .
Friends funeral the residence OF
her mother, No. 2i0 Washingonaye. Brooklyn at $3.50
y. m. Friday, Januarg ..
Intermeut at Huntingdon Penn, SATURDAY afternoon.
Please omit lowers.
Wheeling. w. Va, papers please copy.
TAGGARn-On Thursday evening January at his rest
dence 423 lst.st South brooklyn William III. Taggsrd.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
YERKS-At Unionvie N. Y. Wednesday January 7,
Elizabeth widow Yerks. the ylst year OF her
Funeral services at Reformed Church Unonvie
day. the 10th INST. at ii a.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at $50 Am.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
NO MORE YELLOW POSTAL NOTES
TIE HOMER LIE BANK NOTE COMPANY ORDERED
TO SUPPLY NKw NOTES TO ALL OFFICES.

TIE HOMER LIE BANK NOTE COMPANY ORDERED
TO SUPPLY NKw NOTES TO ALL OFFICES.
The old yellow postal notes, by an order
about TO be Issued by the Postmaster General Aposs
bly, already issued. will be thing Of the past They
have been OF great annoyance and trouble The
paper which they printed not safety paper
soa and water would the writing fink. This per
mtted sbrewd counterfoiters to raise them. which
was done 10 some In tho West The discovery Of
several cases created much excItemer last month, prob
ably more the facts warranted. since May last the
new notes. printed lilac paper have been In by
the order Of the Postnaserenera at oil ths princi
pal Offices and OF the old yellow put
out There remained. however. about 1000 Offices
which using the old yellow Loes originally fur
nishcd them There a report here yesterday that
these were about be supplied with tho notes.
The Homer Loe Bank Note Company has tho contract
for issuing the lilac notes. and TRIBUNE reporter
called their Office No. 90 Cedar In reference 10 the
report. Mr. Lee confirmed IT, by saying lao had received
their work furnish supplies 10 all Offices not now
equipped with the notes TITO postnasters at the
Offices to bo instructed 10 at once Ia
Post Office Department all the yellow nOics on haih
and will be issued anywhere. Tho company
has been turning out the lilac notes mt tho rate of
about 10000 Per 9n'h n Up 70 amaIy @ ey
eminent. The order Will require an Increase 0t
about forty per cent In the monthly supply Teotes arc
printed In sheets cut up aud bound with wire In ooohs
or pads OF 500 each. Tho company Is required 10 keep
on hand supply for each n0ney orler post office IN
the country, and In responsible for every note Issued
The sent by registered mail directly from the
works 10 the post Offices requisltons from the Post
Office Department. the post;nasters receipts bengthe
companys vouchers The notes. In the process OF manu-
facturc, are handled BY thirty nye persons counted
tion and checks.