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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

Tastes vary as to the flavor of ciglrs
Go and salect to suit yourself at C. J..
McCabe's, 81 Montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31
CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the Office Of the Board of Public Works On
1fORdnY. Oct. Is. 1886.

~-N'' cO"SOH we 1vOs 4OOV9
at O'clock p. M, for the
Improvement of jackson Ave,
Between the soltherly side of the right Of way of
the Newark and New York Railroad and Fulton
avenue, in accordance with plans and specihca-
lions ON file in the office of the Chief Engineer,
corner of Jersey avenue and Mercer street. where
blank forms Of bid and agreement Of surety mus.
be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1000 cubic yards of earth excavation.
100 cubic yards of rock excavation.
=" 1000 cubic yards of earth filling.
1000 cubic yards sand or gravel filling.
:" $500 square yards stone paving.
5000 hneal feet new curb stone.
q 500 square feet new bridge stone.
90 Loco square feet Tagging.
80 square yards repavinR.
% 900 lineal feet reset curb stone.
400 square feet reaid bridge stone
% :. 400 square feet relaid tagging.
g IL basins 10 be rebuilt.
% IL manholes to be brought to grade.
Time for completion 100 working days.
The making of the above Improvement and
I'D of the contract therefor viii he subject to
tie N monstraLce of the owners Of the proper y
li,bla to more than one haH of the assess nent
therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelopes
endorsed PROPOSE s for the Improvements of jack
son avenue and directed to John Schweiler, Esq ,
Oh .iTnan Of the Couloit;ee on Streets and sewers
a'd 'l,.rx Of the 70 i in omen
his iaf =. ! : the er business
relating ~ sealea PROPOSALS.
No city official will be received es ssre.y. The
Board reserves the right tc reject any al bids if
deemed for the 81 interest of the city so to do
By order of tie Board Of Public Works:
THOMAS JAJof. Clerk.
Dated jersey City, Or G, 1886. oc,.1O-2t
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Endorsed by many physicians and the public.
Read the following testimonials:
DR.. EDDY, DIR. CADMUS, DR.. MERRITT,
DIR. BARLOW, L. ]. STEWART
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
October 2, 1885.
MEssRs. WAGNER & EBERT
GeTttemesa Your preparation of DANDRUFFoR
has given me great satisfaction. as after few ap-
plications the scalp had healthy and clean APP
pearance. entirely free from Dandruff. find it
fine shampoo. Very respectfully,
DIR. +. q. BARLOW.
JERSEY CITY, Oct 2, 1885.
MEssRs. WAGNER & EBERT
Gentessea:-As reliable and eficacious prepare
ton DANDRUFFoE will be hailed wish satisfaction
b all who are troubled with Dandruff. Having
used your preparation for some tine, can now
keep my head fres from Dandruff without making
the scalp and hair dry and brittle. 1 consider it
the best and most reliable preparation for remov-
ing Dandruf have ever used.
Yours respectfully,
WM. ]. CADMus, M. D., 229 Newark Ave.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

For complete outfit of gents furnish
ing goods 60 to Baron's, 6 Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

JERSEY CITy, Sept. Is, 1885
MEssRs. WAGNER & EBERT, proprietors aud manu-
faetDrers of DANDaUFFoE,
Gens;-Having used your preparation las above.
endorse every thing you claim for it. Iconsider
it the best compound have ever used, not only
cleansing the scalp and invisorating the hair but
also for softening the skin. which it does in
superior manner. l cheertully add my tesii mony
to such an indispensable toilet article.
Yours &c. THos ]. STEWART.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

MEssRs. WAGNER Il EBEhT
Geatiemea:-lt is with great deal Of pleasure
that recommend your DANDRUFFoE not only as a
most refreshing aad desirable adjunct to the toll
let, sottening and beautifying the hair and Ie-
moving DandruG without leaving The scalp in
dry aud parched condition. but have found it a
most efficient remedy III the treatment and cnre of
that have recently come under my notice. The
DANDRUFFoE is not only cleanser but healer.
Yours. &c HIRAM Al EDDY NJ d.
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rhpir Final Report.

The following report of the Committee
appointed by Mayor Cleveland to raise
funds in the Fourth District in favor of the
Charleston sufferers speaks itself 1t was
received by the Mayor last Monday:
Hon. Orestes Cleveland, Mayor, ETC.:
DEAR SIR: The committee appointed by
your honor to raise funds in the Fourth
District Tor the Charleston sufferers re-
specially make the following final report.
They AVE collected
From Wayerly Congregational
Church ...........s 81 OG
From Central Avenue Reformed
Church NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
From James M. E. Church. .. s 81
From First Presbyterian Church of
w.st Hobok. r. ............... 81 co
From Rev. Meaury, Second Re.
formed Church. ....'............ IA rs
From Public School No. 7, Gram
mar Department .. "a SO
Department. ................. 20 90
From Public school No. 10. . z 10
Total. ....,......... s205 A
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

The fiRest assortment of goods for gen.
tlenans neckwear to be found in this oity,
or elsewhere, is at Baron's, Newark
avanuA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29
Laauom DnIaKIsa n ATLANTA.

A curious illustration Of the amount
Of money expended IL liquor Is afforded
by the experience Of Atlanta, Georgia,
where local prohibition out off moss Of
the sales In July and confined the bual.
ness to few firms that held s'quars
licenses" expiring In October.
OF the three that bad the Iongeas TO
run, one cleared $4,000 up 70 last FRI
day another took iu $1,000 on Friday
and $4,000 on Saturday, when the lican-
aes ran ont and third. that has sev-.
entesn days Jet to run, has bean rsaliz-
ms $1,000 day and win nov expect "a
sell great deal more.
Il il easy to calculate from this that
Atlanta spends something over . mil.
linn dollars upon alcoholic drinks. II
prohibition, which will soon Be com.
plete, saves this 10 the people, Atlanta
will ba the richest city In the South
within iive years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29


ri. R.C8uAcr. - -piunchinrovery Sabbath,
Aqtnlng and evenitR BY Rev. S. q. II.
g|na, y, ID. Sabbath School at $3.50 r. y
Frazer nooting every Wednesday, evening.
NvaNoAftcAI Cnuncrr. Preaching on Sab
kalh "a 1880 A. N. and IN. NJ. sabbath
School 1000 Prayer meeting svory We'd
ns,aey evening 100 s. +. Davis, pastor.
AL Az invited.
toEQnnoATIoNALC CnuRcH. -Servlccsever
sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
4eAool At 1916. Prayer meeting on
Mhukaday evening OF each week.
~ ~ CnuRcn, SoUrH. Preaching every
sabbath morning ~ II o'clock A. n. Sab
bath School AZ 10 o'clock A. n. Prayer
meeling every Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. r. n. Culp, Pastor.
M ~. CHuRcn SourR, TANcKNT. Preach
Ing avery sabbath at $3.50 o'clock n. NJ. Sab.
hash School a 2:S0 o'clock, r. NJ. n, nj. Culp,
Pastor
A. E. E.CHuRcH. Preaching every Sabbath
mcrning aud evening. Song service in
he evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at2S0 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay evening. Rev. III. n. Webb, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Cr.URcH. Service 0very
1abbAth morning and evening In Church
cor. BroadAlhin aud Fifth Sta. Sunday School
lmme1iaaely after the morning service,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening,
hev n n Rritchard, pastor.
FrRsr BAPrrsr CHuRcH. Preaching every
sabbath at II o'clock 4. m. at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting er3
Nhursday evening 81 1850 o'clock. 7 G
BEownscn, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

The New York Herald says 'Ths
ravages made by over-induIgence ID In.
toxicAnts have for generations, and
rightly, claimed the attention Of the
community. Sooner or laser--and lhs
sooner the bstter-they must be faced,
and, II possible, overcome. SPOILED
lives, broken hOmes. ruined prospects
are not . pleasant picture for any serions
man 10 contemplate, and II any portion
Of the people hare made themselYea
ready 70 wrestIe With the difficult
problem and have discovered, or even
think they have discoyered, any prasti-
cal means Of prevention, they can and
ready and eager listeners.
'It Is certainly time that som ething
was done 10 check The reckless defiance
Of the law throughout tbe country. We
have slender patience with the loose
methods which are employed in every
large city and the countless svasions Of
the law,apparsntIy with the conniyAnce
Of the authorities, or, At any rate, with.
out the fear Ct penal consequences. A
rough hand Is needed, and If once in ,
while il gets an Official BY the throat
whose duty Is plain but unheedsd, no
harm will be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29
ATLANTA xew comPLErEEr bar.

ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. l0.--Atlan.a ID
to-day : complete prohibition city. AL
bar rooms were closed on July Let, bat
several Wholesale houses bad since been
opened. They have been expiring
gradually, aud to-day, when there was
only one 10 the city, and that would
have expired ak days from now,bnt BY
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the
state to-day that store was closed. Two
weeks ago the City cOuncil passed =
resolution allowing city brewers to de-
liver tesr Ia the city to residents on
order. Mayor HilIyer last night vetoed
the measure, which now makes the city
absolutely prohibition. The citY au.
thOrities are mostly prohibisionists. and
Il will DO regularly enforssd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

The advisory committee Of The Brew-
sra Convention that lately met Al
Niagara Falls reported that is had been
Investigating the workings Of the eom-
pulsOFy temperAnce education Law, 80
'ecially looking into the tsxs books
used in states under this Law. rheis
eonclusion Il that "there can be 90 OBJ
lection 70 having proper views On the
abuse Of alcohol taught In the sohoois," ,"
and that the ''errors" taught In The Bes
books on hygiene are not 80 glaring -
70 demaad vigorous action. Bat ons
part Of their report doss demand vigor-
ous action on the part OE w. q. I. U.
II Il tells the truth. l. is that "many
Of the schools have Bot fully complisd
with the Law 10 iss spirit, while others
are sacisly ignoring the provisions Of
the act" No Law ever enforced ilsslf,
and as we are 20 constantly reminded,
our temperance educational laws were
secured BY non-partiaan action,uo party
stands bshjnd them 70 enforcs tbssn.
The w. G. +. o. must ses 20 is .ha
they are enforced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

In E6e CiycsH coEy1 etr re ksitef STATES .foy
me Disfriz ef Oregon.
The New EngIand alorIago Security Com
pany,
EmelIne e. HasbF6uck, Lorenzo. Has.
bronek. The Corbln Banking Company,
q NJ Brown and n 9 Brown.
No. 1852.
NOTICE "a hereby given that In pur-
suance Of the decree OF said Court, made
and entered in the above entitled cause on
the 20sh day OF ofSeptember. 1885, ], George
II. Durham, Master In Chancgr- OF said
Court, will proceed 20 sell ~ pablo auc-
tlon 20 tho highest bidder for cash in hand.
subject te redemptiOns ~ upon execution
issued upon q judgment at law, 1t the
front door Of the County Court House Of
Linn county, at Albany IN the said coun
ty Of Linn. Oregon. on the 2Glh day OF
November, 1886, n the horr Of Ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, all tho right, title and In.
sereat which the said defendants EmelinG
r. Hasbronck and Lorenzo Hnsbrouek
had &C the date Of the execution os said
mortgages, Of. in and 70 the promises de-
scrIbed Ia said mortgages and In the bifl
herein, az follows: That certain tract or
parcel OF land sItuate in Linn county,
oregon, bounded as follows Beginning
at the northeast corner OF tho dopatIon
land claim Of Jared Michael, Claim num-
berod IL, Notification numbered 2006, In
Township II south Of Range three west OF
the Wa1lamet Meridiaa, and running
thence north, forty chains and eighty. nine
links thence east, fourteen chains and
seventy-thxee links thence south, seven
" chains and seven links thence north,
seventy-nye degrees west, twenty four
chains thence north, nineteen degrees
and thirty minutes east, twenty-thFee
chains and ninety.flve links, to the place
OF beginning, containing 100 acres, and be-
ing q part OF the donation land claim OF
Samuel johnson and EIneIine II. Johnson,
nis wife, in satisfaction Of said decree, and
expenses Of sale. Said decree is Cor the
sum Of ei354.04 with interest thereon from
the 20tn day og September, 1885, at the
rate Of sight per cent per annum and the
costs and Disbursements o. this suit taxed
az SOFAS.
October 10Th, 1886.
GEORGE II, DURHAM,
Master In Chancery,
u. 8. Circuit Court, District OF Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

Grand Master Workman PowderIy
In addressing the K. OF L. assembly
late.y nsio In Ricbmopd, Va, urged
upon that bods the importance Of
temperance and asked them to eE-
deavor 10 imLress the importance Of
this subject on tho various local as
sembIIes. He called IN, /, attention
to the fact that not one of the general
officers elected at lbe general assem-
bly, used Intoxicating liquors. Each
one Of the general officers then form.
ally pledged himself 10 total abstin-
ence from intoxicating liquors during
his Two years term Of Office. Thls
order could WELD . vast inAuence In
abatlpg The evir lutefnperance II
it should exert It's power In lhst di-
rectlcn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

re Anisnnaileal xlna1plsee wllh Aiuaieai
sad mSllkiels ena. astbtsI


10 the village Of Pissenweep, In Scot
land ABOUT iIfsy years ago, there was
made and exhibited BY Mr.. Smith, .
clock and watchmaksr Of that place, an
AutomAsioal clock, which, from tho dea-
cripsion given Of II At that time, ap-
psarn 10 have equallsd anything Of the
kind ever produced. II Comprehended
= very striking illustration Of the mus
icAl and religious character Of the peo-
pie Of Scotland. The case, which WAS
Of the finest mahogany, was scven feet
high, With Aulsd columns upon each
side. The upper part Of tho clock was
Ornamentsd with carving, fret work
aud gliding, with golden bird having
lie wings extended standing In the con-
ire. The case contained q large, eight
day musical clvck, with three dial
plates and chime VI sixteen bells. The
whole clock Vas divided into i've equal
parts, each Of which had its own par
tiouiar weight. The trst was the going
part the second hept small musical
band in motion. The baud played .
favorise tune over once before striking
the hour. The third part struck the
hour the fourth moved large music.
al band, containing eight celsbrat--
Scotch tunes, ,one OF which played every
thrse hours with great eyacsnesa. The
front dial plato or face, which was
about eighteen inches In diameter, bad
an arch which showed the hours, min-
utes and seconds, with the name and
date Of the month, without variation.
during The entire year, even on shs
! 26th ef February. The clock turned
out ell the odd days in one night and
brought out all the odd days in one
night and brought out the lst Of March
On the following morning. In the
plate there were also two small hands,
one Of which discovered The day Of the
week. When Sunday came there ap-
psATed the words, "Remembes Sunday"
and ~ 10 o'clock the music stopped
playing uEtil IL o'clock on Sunday
night. The music then began again
and continued until the next Saturday
night On the right hand was another
dial plate eight inches wide, with an
arch. II contained hand that point
q to the name Of the tune the clock
p.ayed. The dial plate on the left was
Of che same niEe - The one on the
right. Il represented the front of .
house With door IN the middle. A.
each side of ihe door stood . sentinel,
With hia arms, in the livery Of the city
guard Of Edinburgh, painted on brass.
In the insids Of the center Of the doo,
vas seen che usacer or clerk Of the lords
Of The cousoiI, dressed in bus robes
with mace 10 his right hand. Aa s.on
- lhs clock began u play be took his
bat With bic right hand and walked
past the door, followed By tfsuen lords
In proc sauion. TIE figures wess paint.
- sn thu osa-. sud very much re-
sembled tie. All thls 80. but part
Of shis ~oes,.sfal v,gls.d., eiock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

The decaysd branches II old afsss
should Be psomp.iy removed. Tbelr
unaighilinsss j. the least 1t theis evIia.
A cap u line~atnr Ia shs mlik tn
70 calves j. said 70 - an excellent pss-
vsnsise Of scoura aud bowel diseases.
4 ffss class salt should ~ pure
white IN color, cieao, ponpata.iysi,
dry, uniform 10 grain, aud qalss soanv
be in water.
Tuberose bulbs showing buds II the
end Of tbs mouth may be lifted care
fully aud made TO flower in the house
later on,
Rye ifsown now viii grow and, a. it
Il Hardy will furnish early green food
before the grass makes its appearances
In the spring.
II every farmer who cuts down .
tree will plant q young one in its place,
the result will be a constant supply Of
timber and fuel as well as profit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29
A Safeguard


Tho fafl falidily with which siistt
Colds and Coughs frequently deeelop
into tho grayvst inniadles "a flie throas
Aiiti lungs, Ii il consideration which should
liIpel every prudent person To keep nt
iland, ns a household remedy, q bUttlr ~
AYERS CHERRY pEgT0KAf.
Nollilnx else gives such immediate rel4
Eiid works 40 sure Il tslre III alI affections
ef flllA eaas. Tint eminent physilinn.
i'f0f. Il. sweciyer. If tllo Mniie Medical
School Dfunswlel, Ale., hagss
"ssesiienl science llHs produced 10 other afsa.
dyuustspeftufans 50 rood ~ AYEa's CHERRY
PkefpAAL Il ia invaluable fef diseases 81 the
tlfsat and luugs."
The psinc oliison Il expressed IS The
Wess..s9syu Dr. l.. j. Addison, Of CIileaev !,
liz, WHO tnyas-
- haze never found, II sisiry.Gso years II
continuous study Hnd practice u nediellies ns9
preparation 81 - Great kailras AYEn'g CnEEkY
I'ke4oHAf.. for tfeatuent cf disenaea 6f tie
throat and innQa. II not eniy bfeaks up colds
nHa efsr severe e9uRIia, bsii j. more esIeetiye
shnh ahSsiina else III relieving mgen ttia mort
sefisa llrnnehi34 aud pulmonary aiftes stt41
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

Much has been written on tho subje Ct
OF mysterious noises, which 10 most cas-
o., IL iatelligensly inquired into, would
be- found to have no mystery 1t all
about them. A professor 10 Philadel-
phia recently recorded thai at certain
hour each day one Of the windows in
bis house ratified in the most violent
mauner. On consulting the local rail-
way time table, he could end no train
rurning 1t the hour specified ; but on
examining another table, which inclad-
cd . separate line, he found that .
heavy train passed At the time dis
tance OF several miles from his house.
He then referred to the geoIogicel far-
nation of the ground between the tvo
points, and At once saw that there vas
"a outevoppiug ledge of rock which
formed link Of connection between the
distant railway line and bis home. IL
was tho vibration carried BY this rock
from the passing train that ratified tie
windew.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29
Notice for Publication.
Land Office ct Oregon CITY, or.
Sent 18th. 1856.

Sept 18th, 1856.
Notice II hereby glYen that she follow
ing-named settler has flied notics of his
intention 20 make fin Il proof 10 support ol
his clatrns and that SAID proof will 10
made before tho County Judge or County
Clerk Of Linn county, at Albany, Oregon,
on Thursday, November ath, 1886, viz
David Swank, additional Homestead En- :
Try No. 5Sul for tho 8 Is OF Me- OF Soc.
90 7 0, s II, 2E.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon, aad
cultivation Of, said land, viz: samuel
Miller, =. Hnmpiehy, Eenry Lyons anu
Martin Gill0rn, all Of Fox Valley, Linn
county Oregon.
w. 7. RnRNEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29
WORTHY Y
OF Confidence.

nurnsc Snrsapnrllla lsnnicdiclne tIal,
~ Eu - during lenrly 40 ycura. III nII
parts of thn world, hAs proved iss elll>
cney ~ tho best blood alternative known
10 medical science.
SARSApARlLLA ses sS'rssIec foeI s. sra1e sSs
genuine Honduras Snrslparlllal i Ils
base. and it's powers nre enhanced by
the extracts 0f yellow Dock AMI Stll-
llngla, tho lodldea Of Potassium ulid
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
ac your blood yltlafed by arrangements
- Of the digestive and nssllnllnlory filne-
tl0nsl Is Il tainted BY scrokMAnf or
does Il contain Tho poison Of Mercury
or Contagious DlseaseY
TnE leading physicians or tho United
uG StAtess who know tha composition
Of AYERS SARsApARILi.A, say TINT
nothing else so good for tho purlfea-
ton OF the blood y within the langc OF
pharmacy.
nAlp ~ BY tho use Of this remedy Il I.
UNh possible for q person who has
corrupted blood TO attain sound health
and prevent transmission Of tho du.
sIructlye talnt to poslerlly.
THOROUGHLY 81 osssss lsa sSs.a'S sSn0sss,Sa sless
include not only the removal Of cor
raptl0n from tho blood, but lis cnrleli-
lnent and tho strengthening of tho
Vital organs.
mrraans :. witnesses, MI over tho
RELIABLE world, testify that this
work lsbottef accomplished by AYERS
EARsArARILfA than BY amy other
remedy.
m nnra that "a corrupted through dis
UhUuU case II made pure. mnd blood
weakened through dimlnution OF tho
red c0gpuselea IL madc strong, by
AYERS sSAIlsApARfLLA.
nHtnaENFAifH the bloOd and building
time IN serious cases. but benefit VIII
10 derived frons tho tlsc Of AlER's
EARsApARTI.T.A moro speedily tllah
from anything else.
naEmaNaasr. for which lIke effects aFe
MEUIUtNE falsely claimed. i aI,iiu-
tlant In the market, under niany naiiis's.
but tho only preparation that has stool
thetext OF tlnlc, and proved worthy OF
the worlds confidence, h
Ayers SarsapanNa,
PREPARED by
pr.J Q. Aver 4 Co., Lowoli, hisso.
Sold by al druggists: Price /;
six bottles for &S.
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Notice for Publication,
sAND OFFICE AT oRRaoN CRY, Or. ]
July 29th, Al, d. 1886.

land OFFICE AT oREaoN CrrY. Or.
July 29th, A, d. 1856.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
loving named settler has fled notice of
his Intention TO make hnal proaf ii sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof viii
De made heforethe County Judge or Clerk
of Inn county, Oregon at Albany, 0ree
yiz Gustav Kriger Homestead Entry
10 4207 for the ~ of N " OF Section 1a
Tp Ia r lie.
Ese names the following witnesses Ia
prove bis continuous residence upou. and
cultivation Of. said land. viz William H
Copper. 4 Morlhorm. r Humphrey
ane John Burnett alIsof Sweet Home in
Linn county, oregon.
w. e. BURNnx,
Rpufetnr