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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-23
wALLA wALLA.


fAEHNEr~N NytDHt AHMt NEtFR~
wst1s wafLs, Oct xz-fn NkT last 8
soldier R&zaed h8An was sEppsafd - have
deserted froEa Y troop a. the garrison sun
1zy evening he waA fsnud IN swamp
near the reservation Ii 4 deueate6 eon-
dstion. : here he said be ksd he@n since
HIS disappearance. His bsiF and beard
Hsrs = foot long lie was much esiaelated
having had nothing b. eat bat berries.
frnits ana roots He slept on the damp
ground On small piece Of eanvass takca
| from the target covering. He was taken q
the hospital and everything dome for his
comfort
Fdday evening an accident on the o. +.
A " near Wfnofaa Junction resulted IN the
wreekfnx Of eight ears aud the kHIsrf oi
several tFainmea.
me ressdenee 81 Charley Ysa. a well
known Ehiness gardener Of singleton, .
plaea In this vicinity. was entered Sunday
evening. trunks broken snto slid 81 stolen.
I A. W. seaH0H. q ttn-hsfn gambler, vas A..
festsd this evening, and On examination
bound 0ser b. jsage Lambert THIS i the
fourth ii1te he hss robbed c5inamen's
houses.
The Republican iaeeting Saturday even
! Ing was the raoet esifnasl sstie 0f the cam
psign Judge TurAsf aud ]. l. Wlls8sl. OF
hpokmne fats, addressed the asSemblags.
which Allied the opera house. Both speech
e. we're n0tatse Tor essIlestnex4. eloaaence
and stfon9 argument The addresses were
we'll received and the speakers frequently
appisaded.
Contractor Hunt Oh saturday pnrchasesi
the beautiful residence OF III. NJ Chase for
10000, aud win move bis family here
from OHIO and make this clty his future
headqHaFfsrx
hfeftlag Fospr, postal clerk on the Ore
gon Short Line. was arrested saturday aud
taken ~ Boise City for ismpedng with
the mails.
Another national hank has been organ
ized 1T Heppaer, With q capital of 5000
ID. r. Thompson Of Portland Is president
sheriff Lsisch 81 North Yakima arrived
sunday with two Indians consigned 90 the
peHltentiary for killing "a Indian Incdi-
eire man on the reservation last summer.
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puYALLuP.


Cfresfxx ssw-Fesi FsrtT Fs~t-shet
Hfmssif-G ereS ~ . steer.
PrYxsarr. Oef. ga L. cEguxs <zfSers
ffona h41iy lseesatsd bn1sz, whieA vas
rssrhz IN fsse efrenisf s1w ~ H1zses's usli,
asturtaT.
Henry eseyrnaa. . brifga eontssc;sr fog
Nelson fsenaefs a Co. 90 the asw rad 20
Cxxfroaado, lat Sxfnrfay fell forty fret
fhsauxh a tTidxe, ffaef1r1nx both legs.
Temporary fz8aaxes WIRE applied as9 he
sss krsagnt here sn4 us frseture sef- He
Ia doing well
n Rasmussen accidentally she's himself
yesterday tbs bail passlag entiresg thfeuxh
ms Ioef.
gata Langley, an exnPsoye Of Latham 4
PigHesf q TzfGma. white here on pteas-
nre trip, fessesstav, was asked D. man In
charge Of some c.ssss 10 wstEa steer
wfleh had separated freFa the band.
Whsia be wms doing 80 the steer made .
Inuve At him. fhru1inx Langley from nss
horse, and strnek hiEa with is horn on the
left slde 81 the astsr4es. fatti<tlzg fein'
I fai wGaaa.
~ frank i caring for al fbese esses.
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EAST SOUND, Oct 1.-THE LIBBY ha.
been laid up ia the harbor since yesterday
morning waiting for low tide, in order e
Insert new blades into the propeller. She
has been losing blades and breaking down
ever since she started GU, last Friday she
left at 3 p. N. for Port Townsend, travel
ling at about FIVE miles an hour. 1t is t.
be hoped that the steamer win soon be in
running order.
Sales are still being made Of 10 aers
tracts Of land at this point, another sals
having been c0nsummated to-day.
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shoHoMIsH.



SsoHesIsH, Oct yesterday morning
at o'clock, the safe Of the Exchange hotel
was robbed by unknown persona There
was taken 40 belonging to Alex. Mcclure.
the new proprietor. $50 belonging to the
estate Of Isaae Deering. deceased q gold
watch q Dceriuz a Booth, valued at so
and silver watch, valued ~ sec--a theft
Of &,91. II seems that Mr. Mcsfuire had not
yet learned the com esnsfion, and 40 left
tbs Outef door unlaeked. Tho inner door
and drawers containing the money and
xaluables were opened with skeleton keys
EifoFt 4 being maize TO tind the burglars.
On Thursday evening the City hotel was
entered BY burglars aud as taken frJm the
rooms. The occupants, on retiring, placed
their trousers containing the money tlfi-
der THAR pillows, but In the morning foand
them upon the floor with the poe keis gified
The present political situation in SnohO-
Iatsh county speaks fos Republican ma
iority ON nearly the whole tieket-terri.
toFial, county aud precinct Four years
ago Voorhees, carried the county against
Armstrong, but the Republican ticket in
the rounty Was victorious Two years ago
Voorhees, carried snohomish against Rrai-
shaw. and the people. DESTROYS Of breaking
Cratic ticket ~ well. This year the Repub.
ttrsns generally will vote q straight ticket
from headsto feat aud many Democrats
VIII vote the Republican ticket.
l. y. Mudgeft Is rapidly shipping bis
cedar shingles via the sestsie, Lake Shore
= Eastern railroad. and teams are contlnu-
ally hauling the shingles fsom the mill to
the depot
Hop growers up the river are shipniur
thair hops aud feTvnson's warehouse l.
crowded with several loads. waiting for
the steam soats 10 take them.
MR. @, Alien has returned from Port.
land accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Lane.
Mrs &, i. Neaion Of seattle Is the guest
" Mrs y. O. Ferguson of this city.
The whist club held iss regular saciai a.
the residence Of Mrs. r. c. retFit on Tues.
dsy evening.
The s,clai given on Tuesday evening nv
the Ladies' Aid society OF then r. church.
At the residence Of Hon. J. n Anit, was at
tended By " couples aud was . social sue
cess. Much e0fnmendatinn il das Miss
Emma AL, and Miss v Parker Who re-
ccived with marked attention all the
guests. and pianssd also for the amase.
taenis 81 toe evening Antcag those pres
eui were Misses Kath Elwell 9crsie Scot.
ncy. Ellen Martin, Mamie seotney.
Agnes Pearl. Hattie Auis and Rama
Auit, Mesfames fisskesf. Hsnsel. steaey.
Denny, vineyard, MeSeely, starr, Vcssei,
cslasgys, Harness. Carpenter. fettit. Camp.
bell aud Parker. aud Hcssrs. Hea<s.i
Denny. Rsrnes. Hell. Elsvi. Carpenter
stiekies, &. Packard. i. Packard. NJ. Siarf
aad Rev X. Hrseks
The wrangiers eptfstainaicnt WeaneE-
day evening was the tacs,l successful nf
MS soAsnn, About 40 reepio attended.
aud Ire programme Vas Interesting sad
well rendered Following i the prs'
rrsiame ias Wednesday, October 20
Instrumental Mssic.
Grafton Dr, A. Al. Fats
NeeAl soln " n was,i
Keeiizfioa VT ElWvli
kssAy q. r fr9ctor
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SAS FERScssCo. Ocs. Arrived Bkfn
ouickstep and bk Meml0n, Tacoma. L. :.
siF AthaIEgSs. Astoria Ssiica-San Pedro,
lsce@a; strs Rmgire aud southern Cali,
foTals. NanAia2e, ~ stale a California.
ga-liaad; Eaeolssi4, Port Blskely.
fNET IoASSENgl- ocL -l-ArriFcd-Bs
Northwest, sehr Maggie EHss salic,i-
Nor ~ sifioB.
Poer DsscuYEHs. uet. 81 rrixesi-sch r
2. : Reaatid.
PoHF eamaGE, ort. Arrirea-Bk sa-
ssrtare.
TArons4f. fltt. - hight rain. tagck cut
side S8Ea soafc wcsi Niua
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uhses arrives fE ths s1fr =. oHk<scs whez
% tin. fubirb. ~ zhs way. II Fs>sly 10 -
ssE<5. pa-sr1 - sru - Il wss Gsoa< - enter
fhs t1rasi ye<<s5fsY. Tia cpupslax -.
sHeez the frx<f1sSs and de Pafsn1a
Broke. sad ne trHia seat 90 w1shszs
thsza ax<Issxrf e<E<rsl H&11gzx Ezsks<s
ssx 10 ssss Fafzsaaal He xp<a8x ozt esd
sxixfsd the &r&6s whe<i ~ six0rozl<55 <ha'
Is h<gk< TIE ar 1r4<c. hsssser- heza sd
q frsxatfsi exscEps 81 sts skpsaS4tx u.s.
s<oyr~a A Ger eoupte< VS. lzp<ssizs1
erts tns tsxtn came % tie a1fs al rixh1
eKxk1xsax pun a sxskTE
Tssmas CsTrssl. fiszfnxa 81 ne rssnp
eraste eonafy ee<a rssTss<. has w<sften - :
r. ArmsseFssg Of tie kspasslnsa eozrss
egr1mtztees ssktnx kAe isffsr y sers hts
"a & xfrxHse 4 serse4 ~ buin1 seb~ses h<
~ een She respective esa1sfsses fer ~
presststinz sssaFaessaiF. 70 4tseass 10
kss sex u RE ssn sssz1
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Mr. MlastoNs SeasAing SyrNr, fer chill
aFNn tretNiaS. = the prescription q one al
she tgite& sla'ss, aui has ben used sof
iosty wears via ucEcff2 illag saessSS IS
ullssiuus Of f4osAsrS feE their chiaarrn
Daring ths rcseez- u sceshinE its vEiRs is
4nczlgSishie Il relieves ne child trom
DxiB. cares eyseafeFy and a5zrThGs =. ri ,
iaE IN tar bawalF and wt1d cAisr. ~ Civ.
Tag beaitA - tie cals4 K rssss sAe mother
Price ~ eostie. aaSRiWIy
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How Doctors Conquer Death

Doctor walter K. Hammond says AFTER :
slong experience ! have colse 20 the ean-
clusion that tsea-fhir3s OF ali deaths from
coughs. pneErnguia and consumption
might be avoided II Dr.. Aeker'S EnghSh
Remedy for consumption were only care
fully used in time This wonderful
remedy Il sold nndcr a positive guarantees
by A. D. stewart, drsggisf y
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los PRESSES.

ISL O. !. Gordon. no Throwof, XII 5 !
ISL do DO with Throwof. XII l
at-si do do no Throwofi, 51sxlo.
2i-i Columbian, no Throwoff, 6xe
2s-f Universal, with Throwoff. XII.
4-I o. (. Gordon, no Throwof. sxl2. l
AL do do with Ihrovof, lVxl5
al Peerless. with Throwoff, l0xi5 2
ri DO do do foxf5. 2
2s-l do do do l0xla. 2
se-I o. 5. Gordon. no Threwoff, loxl5. 1
SOL Globe, with Throwoh, lSxl9. ~. !
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6FoxAnx Fats, Oct. =. --acorge Miller,
The Murderer. one Of the escaped prisoners.
ux captured this afternoon at Walkers
Prairie. ~ miles from the city and now
liee 10 jail. An armed and mounted posse
u 70 men left At neon 30 capture n batch
81 priscners In hiding Ia an Indian camp
- miles from here. Trouble is expected
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NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

aFRs MATTE A. BRIDGE. HAVING
vi located in room Nos. aud ?. Fico
house. i9.zz1s Front ssGeet- persons dcsirfns
instruction ca piano, VIOLIN cello. IS well
as IA elocufion and voice culture. VIII ms,
Under her care the n1est thorough and
conpctent assistance. Her credentials from
the EaSt aad south are OF the strongest
character. and added to public mnsicsies
for her papias during the winter. there VIII
be series of free lectures connected with
music, lis history and Its composers
Terms upos application
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s. BAXTER e. co.

0sFer isr sale IN lots 80 sGls:
zoo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes
500 Sacks Barbank Potatoes.
100 Teas Tinethy Hay.
100 Tous Ttrzeeky aza Clover Hay
100 Tens Eastsra WashfnSton
wild Hay. SO Tons wheat
2 Cars Braa and Shsrt.. mixed.
20 ton Grcznd and Rolled Farley
Spokane Mills Extra F1ozr.
Eiisnshurgh Mills Extra Flcnr.
5000 Sacks Chaice wsskinxton
Oats a. lie per Id. Ia any quanti-
AZ from exc sack upwards.
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The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
used on this paper is from the foundry OF
PALMER & RsY. and the same gives en-
tire satisfaction suweir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PUB. CO.
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Ladies Rksf dressing Fssgi.os, corner Nan
AND >cc7aa xsrrS3x -iSsspd=aiar and aais
sssk % every sscsesi psaa aa szua and
made % order apseo0
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The remedies, smoke Ball" and "De-
beiistsr, are for sale at Stewart & Co. q.
Kellogg's. Larg's aud Hasbrouek's, Seattle
and at Stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma.
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Price of Full Treatment, So. 90.
iuisutsth Ask your druggist for IT,
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

DRy ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dr5 kin6lng s spe-
cialty. Coal delivered to s1y part Of ths
city. Orders received az LIS Frcat street,
or a. yard on Hopkins wharf. foot Of Senees
nahis sm Z A RESELL. pre1.rietnr.
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

IL Hoe Drum cylinder, Roller. IS :.
81 Hoe D-asn cylinder. Roller. Il
81 Hoe Drun, cylinder. Roller. Il !.
Al Hoe Drum cylinder. . Roller. 81
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remedy free from complications; easy TO
use, and so harmless that il can be admin
istered to the youngest children with i'm
punity. Sent to any address upon receipt
of So.
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sosps

SEx YoRx. Oct. p Money on call.
easy ~ ea4is. Prime rleresnffle paper,
44.6e7. sterling exchange, duh 81 81 for
sAday bills, and 81 50. Tor demand
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CHICAGO Itvs srock AARKEr

CuicAso. Oct q. Cattle Receipts. 5000
steady for good common Ice lower
beeyes, s. f0G5 90; steers, 81 25Ga5 s.
stoekers and feeders g Is; Texas cattle
y 1903 SO; western rangers, s. sosdt IS.
HogS-keceiptS 1890. steady. mixed
/ IS fots5 20; heavy. IS S5ta5 IS
! sheep Receipts 1000: steady. natives
/ - 5essl; western, sS(sS co; Texans. 81 q
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CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
ment comprises the
"Carbolic 5 m O < e
BALI and "Debella-
tor Package" The
Smoke Bah lasts for
months, and is al
ways ready for use.
The d e bellator
makes a half gallon
of medicine and is
used only once a
day, as per diree-
tons. Thus we pos
itively assert that
We have the most
inexpensive rene
DIV on earth. and a
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UvERrooL eEAiS aARKKT.

LIvERroof, Oct. 22-wheat, firn; de.
raand fair holders offer moderately I:
California IS 4dsfSs sd per GENITAL. Corn,
steady. demand fair.
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Brswn-ville.

Albert Jessup, Of f-saleFn, spent last week
visiting relatives here.
Mcssrs. Bradley aud Davis have depart
cd for Southern Oregon. where they ~.
tend locating permanently.
Messrs. X. L. Blanchard and AVm. Robe
departed for the Blue River mines last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Mover returned from
a very pleasant idp 10 Victoria laat satnr.
day.
The weather seems unhealthy. More
sickness Il reported ia this reighboflood
than for sometime. Mrs. ". Moore y
very sick With typhoid fever. All othef
cases arc light, bat numerous.
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. ". Meyer
lost somewhere between one and two nun
dred cords Of wood by fire. By some un-
known manner fire got started ~ The
thislles near the wood and the above = inc
result.
Harvesting o. grain Il nov drawing 10 2
close with most Of our farmers, and now
our hop growers arc busy preparing for ths
care of the hops. With the fair price toi
wheat and the prospect of living prizes
for hops this valley ought 10 sec improves
times this fall. Our farmers are all sin'l
ing. Oregon against the world
Albert Masterson had wrist bfoke'
near here Saturday by being thrown dowi
by horse he was leading.
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Thr 9eiuOrrat.
O''i'iAl Co., C''3'' 4 Pl'''
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany W. O. \. y.
Which was the savage ?

There was wida difference hetween q
man who ia born savage and tne who be-
comes a savage through his own efforts. The
latter il always Sontemptiblc, while the form.
or may, and frequently does, earn for him
self tho respect and admiration Of society.
A train from Pittsburg was approaching
Chicago. Ga board was quiet. well-dreas-
cd. copper oolored young Indian. who seemed
10 haye all he could do to attend 10 bis bust
ness, which ho did without moestation unit
young chap came from the sleeper into th'
smoking car aad saw him.
IAN Indian, guess. said the young man
AS he lighted cigarette. And then approach
ing tho son Of the plains. he attracted gen
eral attention by shouting with strange Res
turoa
, ugh. heap .hig InIuu Omaha Sioux
Pawnee See Great Father Have drin
lirewater warm Iuian's blood !"
The oopperseolored savage gazed at u
Young man q moment with az ii.conceale
expression Of contempt on hls face, and the
he said, with good pronunciation :
"You must have been reading dino novel
sir. | am going ack to my people in Mo
tana. after spending three years Ia the Ia
Rt school. adYiss you 10 do tne same thin
No. do not drink whiskey. Where | ii'
gentleman do not carry whifkey-tiasks
their pockets"
The young ire water dfinksr did not va
TO finish hia smoke. There was too mn
mirth aud music In tha ala just then. ~
Lite Chrtstidn.
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HARRISBURG.

Oliver HYDE and A. Norwood have re-
turned from an extended tip TO the Big
Bend country, aud are wonderfully elsted
over their prospects aud the future for the
town og Wateryile They brought some
samples oi corn, wheat, tnrnips and al kinds
of rarden vegetables and cereals. To hear
them tell of lis advantages and aa they warm
up aud become eloquent one almost becomes
euthused with the idea Of going along with
them. as they are TO return very coon to their
claims 10 improve them. Yet whom We
mediate over tho advantages OF old Webtoot
this en- husiaam dies away and We become
content.
The indication of RAIN causes tho farmers
| to rush their grain into the warehouses aid
causes the streets 20 beeome thfonged win
teams.
Glad 10 learn that the accident reported u
aH Yesterday by a stranger coming into towt
/ At full speed and telling % send doctor ou'
"a tho threshing outfit AZ William Bassott,
Halsey. had lost both arms IN the threshe
and could not live as he would no doub
bleed to death before a pbysician could ge
there, but on Investigation found that u wa
. done 70 cause q sensation and no doubt wa
produced by an oyer dose OF bug Juice.
. Miss Clara Aubrey will leave next Ffida
for the home OF her parents IN Wasersilie'
Glad 10 see Mrs Dora Davis on tho stree
again.
: Mr. Townsend. Of the Pacific lna 20,
J. taking n the town.
: Nav * Sanders have sold lot ot " ~
wheat. the first sale Of this seasons crop
ii Mra. II. l.. Aahby has bought the a.illi
4 cry goods OF Mrs. Il. u. Davis
j. +. MeCartney, Of this pace has gone
le Tacoma on pleasure trip mixed with bn'
q ness.
20 The nav butcher shop seems to bo kctti
a uortion Of the trade.
= Pselix Eby aud family will soon remoYe
a Woodbarn.
:. We nse the silver plating spoon man
70 our streets again.
Ia II. A. Rampy IA a good horse doctor'
well a an efficient aud accommodating bal
IL or.
ch How are three threahing machines 10
he ye.r for ono farmer Can any Que iaFii
equal that 10 this county.
Mrs. John Hyde aud family. OF John ID
pg Ia down on a visit T. her friends and relAsi
-. looking mors hks girl than married
r.. man.
Mrs. ", W. Briggs Is still very poo
vet bat We now haye hopes oi her sps'
ass recovery.
90 Mrs. Damon smith is rustieating out
ir. MedfoFd.
Prof. ]. w. Jsweit. assisted by MrA. NJ
!. dsahall. will teach our school agaia this
-" and winter.
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SAM MAY. 6. sINDhhs
MAY " SENDERS.
Dealers in General HSrcnaAdiSe.
HARRISBURG OREGON.
Will buy Grain, Wool and all kinds
rodata.
Referees Sale.

In tie CVcMI Court ef tie State 81 re-
ygon, for Linn County.
II A Holman and Julia Holman, his wife,
Ollie Shelton and Haman shelton her
husband aud Elizabeth Holman, Plain
tiffs,
Tempa Hunt and Ieander Hunt, her hus'
band. Mary Hannah and Thos Hannah,
her husband, Jeremiah Holman and
Elvina Holman, bis wife. Isaac Holman,
Elizabeth Strong and Vim Strong, her
husband, Calistine Forgey and Elias
Forgev. her husband, Martha 1ill aud ].
Hui. her husband, Lottie Reid and 1hos
Reid her husband, Jeremiah W hidby aud
Josephine wildly, his vile. Martha Ian
ders and Jno Landers, her husband
Jennie Ca dwell and Floyd Caidwell, De'
husband, Sarah Hunt aud lyman hunt
hrr hasbaua. Moilie Sanders and ID. san
ders, her husband John WILDLY, MeDrot
WILDLY, q IA Whidby. Ihos Whidby
and Wan Bennett De.endants.
NJ Office Is hereby vi en- that Ibe un
~ dersignsd, the Referee duly appoint
I'd ~ the above entitled Court IN th'
above entitled cause To make safe OF tb'
nre.nlses hereinafter described, VIII pnr
slaut To an order of said Court In salt
cause duly made and entered OF record OF
the 10Th day OF March. 1885 At the Cour
House door in Albany In said cousty OF
saturday The 2sih day Of september. 1883
at the hour OF one o clocI IN the afternoon
of said day sell all the right, title, interes
and estate OF each Of the Plalnt'iis ans
| Defendants herein in and to the following
described premises. to-wit The southeas
ouarter and the south half Of the north
east quarter OF Section sixteen 10 Town
ship 10, y II Il Also the north ives
quarter ofthe northeast quarter Qf eectioi
| 10. Township lis KIw Also beginninl
At the southest corner Of lot IN section
in Township IL S X / W. and runninI
thence west seyenty-tSo rods theme
north seventy-six rods; thence cas-
| sayenty-two rods thence south seventy
six rods to the place of beginning. NJ
situated In The Willamette meridian i
| Linn county, Oregon, containing 81 acres
Terms ofsale cash in hsnd.
s- VIM. CYRUa,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-07
CHEAPEST AND BEST
FENCE MADE,
The Shellsb8rger Combination Fence

1t is as strong as plank fencing.
1t will last three times as long.
1t does not injure stock, being as visible
as plank.
II protects all your crops from all stock
bred upon farm.
1t Is dog proof, protecting sheep from
dogs and wolves.
u j. endorsed by 100000 of the best
far ers In the West, az fully filling every
claim wa make for IT..
1t will turn a rig, bull, horse, hog, calf
sheep deg oI hal grown fowl.
1t will save evely farmer $40 GOA mile
ON every milo OF fence he builds.
It is the strongest, cheapest, most dura
ble, and perfect farm fence on earth.
1t forms the most perfect combination
Of two materials. making thom inseParable
and equally durable, combining as u
does, che naaLness Ant elegance Of iron
with the strength and onrabiii'y or steel.
(Planed aud painted, 1t makes f1ne feiice
for the city,
Price, only soc. 60 Csc. per rod.
FRANK SKIES,
Agent,
Back ogstewArt & s)x's, Albany Oregon