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WANTED-HOUSES

NVANTED-A HOUSE WHERE PARTIES WOULD
w board for rent can furnish pariof aud or 8 bed
rooms handsomely, references exchanged Address
BOX 105 Star ofhcA su27 ST.
XVANTED-To RENT HOUSE OF Q ROOMS OR
w within about squares Of Prank in school
Building: rent not over ESQ. Address SEPTEMBER
star ONCE au27-3ts
WANTED-GoOD DWELLING. HIGHT OR NINE
w rooms centrally located IN northwest for about
$50 per month, by nrst of october. Address THORON
GOOD CO.. 143o Pennsylvsnis ave. NV, aus6 81
WANTED-BY Cash PURCHASER MODERN
" built house. with 8 to rooms on Capitol Hill
dress giving location and lowest cash price of prop
erty, Box 81, Star once. au25-1r
WANTED-TO PURCHASE IN NORTHWEST
w part of city, good Brick House Of to 10 rooms
Owners apply 10 ENOCH MARIs.617 Of. NV. s25- Sc
WANTED-NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST.. THREE o
w room houses all mod imP. also, one s.room
house; all mod. imp; for cash JOHN Z. D0NoH0E
313 East Capitol ST. su2S-3ts
WANTED-TQ BUY OR RENT A HOUSE OF
w from to 12 rooms, in good condition. Address
stating terms and exact location GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. jy3o- lms
WANTED-HoUsES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell We have more calls for houses 10 rent
than we can supply.
jyl33m HEBRON RAMKY. 1907 ct
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Bors SHIRT WA1srs REpucrp.

boYs' SHIRT w A1sTs KEDUcED.
We are wedding out the stock. making lower
prices on every style that deserves 1t. These
speak for themselves
Balance Of The 5O-oent line Of Boys Mothers
Friend Shirt Waists. reduced to 39c. each.
Balance Of rs and s5-cent lines Of Boys
Mothers Friend Shirt Waists. in Q variety of
fancy styles. reduced to Soc EACH
We call attention to an excellent line of
BOYS EXTRA PANTS
EARLY FALL AND SCHOOL WEAR,
which We have just received The qualities are
Of good medium weight ICassimers, In dark
patterns. sisss to IA yearH Price q and .
S1.25.
In the e1.25 lot 10 IN elegant line of Coraa.
roys, which are particularly good vslus
(Thtrd hoor.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Coz. 18th and Sta nv.
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= i5a7 2 ID. a-stcry double House. ~ rooms.

Il 1857 p st. 2-stcry double House. Is rooms
1905 3ist st 3-iry brici ii r1a,, sn c..,.r
VI hs, 3story brick ~ roons aud cellAr...- -
1905 st, 3-story brick rooms. ............... 81
ll30 10th s., 2-story brick rooms. ....... Sc
lS21 10Th 81. NV. history brick. 10 rooms az
FUkNfSHED
1l3e 18th ST., 2-story aud basement BRICK rooms,
newly Turn shed. unner price Tor September
able rent 10 good tenant.
1923 Corcoran ct. 2-story and basement hrick b
rooms, nicely furnished ESQ for septem and s72
Der month thereafter. Inquire OF
Au.3-l2t Nm PARKER. I4ls at NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH. BUILD
w ing lot east CT the Capitol and west of Lancoln
Park have south or esst front; but owners
need reply give full description Of property ana low
est cash price. Address BOX %,
au25-7t Star once.
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WooDwARn & LorHRors COLUMN.

MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1883.
VS. close this week ut p m, excepting
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST. on which
day we revert to the regular hour.. to p M,
until next summer.
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VInue fVOHs On hrst Moor OJa % n.w,....,.,.. a.
aus2-0t 900 n =,
J,NoR RENT-ATTRACTIvE THREE lokN BRICK
dn euine; IL roonls furnace. aud all mod. imE=.
Y ar Portland ~ family going 60 furuIe, complstely
FURNISHED rent low % an mmei ate and permanent
-Gfs - -
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CPECIALTY IN BooKBINDINo.- HARPER's AND
- Century HsraszDes bound Tor % md 20 ounss n
fhk Llfx1T hlhDkn Sssshalsesa ls&SA loA3
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EoR hENT.MEsT END FLATS. 1920 K, EEA
- ney signal Once. rooms aud range. ezO: room
elS; roone with pantry. clio. Ill have ssnka. bit
coal ciosets. gas meter. su21-3t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

, rr5 i1A is' Apply ~ wEsooII WILCOX
au<E 1907 Pa ~. ma
Sok r. NT-l42l l42s AND i42S MsTN W..
- new three-stury bricks contAi nins q rsstns and
n@tn szo Der month. JOHN SHERMAN A Co,
Au~~-ot l&07 81. n W
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U>oR RENT-PART OR WHOLE OF FULLY FUR
IL nished house yards frum CAPITOL: Immediate
Possession. Inquire Of Mr.. BROCK. Congressional
Hotel. au2.-3ts
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DENTISTRY,

ma STARR PARsonA pEHf1sT, ORR ST. con
~ per nv. Gold and AmslE.m tnin @ aspsca.l.
". Pun preven1n6 ~ extracting ~ appncauon -
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BOARDING.

NOR RENT.l2l6 I IT. \. ", FURNISHED
Il Rooms. with good Boerd; conysnisnt 70 car lines
ClNUEL HOWARD CELEBRATED CATERER
81 and American, Ersnsh Gook TN year: e . Worm
o. NV, and ~ prepared 70 seEys hrstcAss me.ls e
shortest notice 70 any part q city. a1ae3- lWs
II XR0E, COOL AND NEWLY YUHEI0HID ROOH6.
1randentA 81 pr dav. Ths W9DoTxR SIS l3fh
O4N111IL. Gz41INaToN XTTo1FEY-XT-
" law h.sSoG LIZ Ds4A1e ~, L6VSsse
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u,OR RENT-UNFURN1SHED-
2lO3 . St NV. 1870 d'rss Onion sw.. Or. .sla
yOO 81 NV or.- 90 digs Union III. Or %
III St W. 81. 81 90 ono 200 st2s
lou3 ) IT NV. IT.. 80 Barber shop cor. 18th
aus y D. ave- sc. Dr.. 20 aud En,w
TYLER kU1HERFDRD.
au15-lm 1907 st. NV
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Store and dwelling 1000
n, Cap. ct. pos Oct J. &5o
1870 Pa. ave "A. - for
rear store rooms ......ou
Store and cellar 2l26
18th Of, n-v...-..35- 80
Store and L.. SOB ION
siore and dwelling zoos
H O.. n-a.ors.........-2s
The above II only Q portiI
bookA Tor full list cal 81
the LIST and 18th lsu24l
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

= op ~, : portion Of the property on my
9TH tsu24l THos. Il. WA0oAMAN.
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ls2S 18th st. n.w..eS5 214 LIST ST. ne. Or. $50
505 st. Sc, 9r......... IS zoo 5th ST g Or :i,
DIN Ith ST. sw., r.22 % AIS Wash st. w. Or )
S3S 9th ST. me-. Dr.. IL Bus 9th ST. e., 3
1924 st. NV. 7r.. Is 30 10 st a W tjr Id 40
AL Sd st. ne, 7r. 20 Az 44O 3D. St ne 5r 20 40
And other houses at less rental
au25-3t W. CLARENCE DUyAII. Cos at NV
II RENT-3 SCHOOL ST. MT PLEASANT
Il six rooms, cellar. Is; 202s l4th n W IS rooms
bath &C. lover store) SO. L. s. FRlsToE- $40 r
W. au25-3ts
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lcOR REM 10l1 Goth ST. n W yr35. 80
II Sol stn.w- 15r 400 1879 allach Pl. Or 80 so
GA 18th St NV. l2r 100 - sth Sr 80
20l6 H. w.. lar 95 22ls 9th ST. 10r.. 80
500 ST. NV. 1925 ST n. Sr 80
1224 l4th stn.w Tor. 40 PHI III st. NV sr 80
HOB st. w.. Tor 65 l435 u ST. w.. Or 80
1106 ST. NV. UT. 50 1889 9Th ST. Tor. 80
221 Sd mr.. 90 40 ST. W, %
922 \. Y ave. l3r... go 80 Sd ST NV. ar 80
6l0 ST. W., Tor. 90 1920 9Th ST. ar % 81
ISL Md. ne, llr. go 453 St Or. "a 90
sos 18th st n W. 1lr 80 21S Arthur p. "A. rs 40
9l7 st NV, llr.. 5515 l43S Pierce Pa. 7r.. % 40
403 st. W.. llr 30 40 63l Mass av.n.e- Or ..235
22l E Cap. ST., 11r So 40 406 Boundary w..7r %
174l ST. NV, Tor. 80 pa Mass -. 80
1929 18th NV Or. % 1916 l. Or. -. 80
l1lo Cor ST. Or. AZ. 80 500 Boundary, Or. - SO
1885 9Th St NV, 9r45.50 1903 I'd ST. NV, Or 20 80
1886 Corcorzn Tor. IS vls -. O. G.. or. - 80
2l02 ST. n w. AZ 1850 Sd ST. NV, Or 20 30
124o 2yth st. nv Sr.. 40 Ola ST. ne, 6r... 100
1884 Pierce Place 9r. 40 1882 St NV, Or. 1880
SOB ST. Sr. 40 guy II st. ne Or. 1880
407 I'd st. IT, 40 b3 L ST NV ..6r.....G
Q3l st. ,'9r 81 30 Ia Dofrees st. Or. 1861
Ills 18th stnw.. 5000 Il3 st ne. 6r 40
asa n W.. $3.50 2ll9 9TH st. w.. 3r. 10
eu25 II. WARNER z CO. GIG stn-w
IroR RENT-335 SPRUCE ST, LEDRoIT PARK.
II rooms. cellar and mod imps. e2o. 80; also ll5
It stable 40 L. d EAISTOE D.
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HARRISBURG.

Fred Y. Holman was here TO fili his en-
eagement us announced previously and
handled his subject ('rhe Tarifi) 10 the en-.
tire satisfaction OF all present.
Next came M. v. Rork, OF Michigan,
and addressed the citizens upon the subject
of prohibitions, and who handled hia slIb-
feet well and also told rs how Inconsistent
and faIiacIous he present protective tariff
system was, and using facts and figures e
illustrate with that made the most radical
protectlonlsts admit that the manufacturer
was and Is protected at the expense Of the
poor working man and woman.
Then came Hon. K. A. Miller, Of lack.
son Co, who Is the last one that has spok.
en- here, but not the least In the estimation
Of all who were there, and This includes d
few fepuhllcans who smilIngly admitted
his position on tariff as correct. judging
from The way they looked, and we can
truthfuily say that Mr.. Miller Ii man Of
ability, gentiemanly appearance and nat.
ural orator, and we bespeak for him great
future.
/, III. White lecturcd here last night, sub.
jsct, azure for Labor Strikes" His I'm.
presentations were very good and frequent.
~ brought the house down.
Perry Hyde has bought the Albertina
Kreiseit hardware stock.
County Recorder T., +. Davis was on
our streets yesterday.
David cheery and X. v. Peters, OF Eu'
gene City, are on our streets, and we learn
that the latter gentleman bought all the
barley In the warehouse Of Upmeycr &
Briggs.
Mr.. MciIeath and family, recently
from Missouri, will soon move into the lasi
vacant house In town.
Why Is Il that more people go up Into
the mountains hunting elk during couri
week than any other timer please an
swer.l
We learn than there will soon be anoth
er dry goods store In town.
Our postmaster, j. ID. Bennett, made /
flying tripto Portland for goods.
Hugh SherrcIl will run the hardware
store for Perry Hyde.
We hear that there are number of ou
citizens that very frequently XIII Chimes
pheasanis. Now boys be careful. Sons
have already expressed themselves tina
they would report the first one that kiiles
another pheasant on their farm. and th,
law Is very plain, indeed, and no disere
tion left With the iuatice, therefore VIC ad
wise you 10 dcsist.
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some Hne iowa cHtNNhuts just FreNSRetlsW
Wallace 4 Thompson's.
Another paper Is to be started al Newport.
IL Is as easy fer two 10 starve - one.
Evoa peIitics faye l,een dropped to-day
TO discuss the daring attempt 1t bank rob
berry at Lebanon.
All the latest novelties in milliuery goods
at L ara g Howard's. Call and see thom,
No trouble 10 zhew goods.
A big vote from reilroad men can general
ly be counted on as a bugahoo. That was well
illustrated in the election on the prohibition
| amendment
Go to + NJ Freneh's for your spectaclki,
and have Your eyes tested by one Of the
finest optimeters manufactured Each eye
ti.tcd separately.
Five hundred and twenty persons are con-
fined in the Insane asylum at Salem and more
are arriving BY nearly every train. What's
the matter anyway.
Our citizens should put up boxes on their
front gates Tor their daily papers. 1t would
be great convenience both for tho carriers
and patrons of the papers.
partios desiring to eater w w Crawfords s
dancing class shunld notify Mr. Crawford. II
necessary arrangements can be made the
class viii be opened ia short time.
Mr. Percy Kelley, who has been Capt.
General of one of rhe raess houses on the o
has returned home on account of difference
of opinion with one OF the time-keepers.
| G A Chessman has sold his farm at Helix
and ia ready to start for the n illamettc
Valley TO look mp q new homo. He made
81. 200 this year on fifty acres pendieton
| I'ribbne.
The s'Golden Rule Ba2ar' il to be the
name OF Mr. Gradwohl's store, aud he wants
everybody to call and examne his large
stock Of goods aud see if the name is not an
appropriate one.
| A new invoice OF Premium Savon soar
has just been received at Il IL kentou's Iii
rect from tho factory in San Francisco This
is o special brand put up for Mr.. Kenton,
and he warrants il to give satisfaction.
/ H Adams. Of Myrtle Creek, an exten
siye prune grower, has dried and packed
ready for market 10000 pounds OF prunel
/ from about eight acres of prunes this season
At cents pound, which he expects to get
his prune orchard will yield him $1,000, OF
500 per acre. -Iiaindealeg.
State Senator r. A Irvine, of Linn coun
i ty, was in town last evening. He has been
visiting his son, Doe Irvine, of Helix, and
| left on the west bound train for home. He
thinks tho Republican majority Ia Oregon
will not be over half what it was in june =
Pendleton h. O.
julius Gradwohl is now making special
| ty of crockery, fancy goods and silver ware
Of which he carries a large and select stock
Hissilver ware is l847 Roger Bros, his stock
Of crookery is the best IN the market and hil
line of dolls and children's play things gener
ally is complete. His prices are the lowest
ON the coast.
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The Evangelist Moody will begin business
10 Portland about Dee lat.
Fred BIumberg returned last night from
hs trip to Michigan. II vas a flying one.
About 1000 600 bushels Of wheat were
shipped from. Portland during October.
Hobo. that IL the name. II means a tin
hofn gambler, tramp or something bad.
Mr Roy Baber, Of Corvallis haa a eolG
mining snachine. in which ii IL claimed,
there are millions.
Mr. Presley Denny aud wife. Of Salt Lake
City. are IN the city on yiait, The guests Of
Mr. Denny'n sister. hIrs w II Goltrs.
Hon II A Irviae returned last nigh from
Helix, Il o, where people are happy over
the possession Of lots OF wheat and good
prices.
We can hardly realizs how they can be
playing base ball in Eastern Oregon after
looking AL our streets bnt then that is
different country.
Chas kieier has just received letter an.
noaneipg the death oi bis brother at PhiIa
dslphia, just month after the decsase Of
his father
Frank Arnbsrger aud wifa arrived In Al.
bany yesterday IRON San Francisco. and the
groom may now be found bold Of the hntton
at the Postal Telegraph Office.
Hon w II BiIytu. Of Albany, and demo.
cratic presidential elector. made very able
speech in this place. Taesday at o'clock r.
n. He was greeted by good sized audience.
l--Ashland Record.
Mr. Ssarle, Of SearIe & Dean, l4aa been in
Salem seeking the contract for ballding the
street railway there. How would il do 10 set
Mr. Searle to work on the Albany line.
The DEaocRAT has received an anonymous
communication from Drain on the Ancient
Romans. moderaized snd satirized and sey.
erAl other lies. Il is no doubt good bot ws
den't know who wrote il.
''Plsass sepd "a sample copy Of yoai
paper" j. greeting va rsceivs by nearly
every tnssI. Notwithstanding il is like giving
away = yard Il calico we always send. Ths
merchants will nsnd samples 81 his goods
but doesn't do IL oy the ward.
Oaly about month to the city election,
also 10 tho liremtna election. Numeroul
candidates are mentioned, bat there will be
plenty Of time for agitation after the presenl
big election isover and matters have cooled
down.
Rev II V Rominger viii lsctase to-nighi
ia East Portland. on Alaska the Wonder
land os the North" Il will be remembered
that Rev Romingcr has paid that country 1
visis since leaving Albany and hence IL pest
ed
DR. Ainthori.. of Salem. has been appoint
ed by toe Superintendent of Indian afIAiri
To 20 to Warm Springs reservation aud take
charge af the allotment of laad- 10 the In-
dianr. This reservation has recently beer
surveyed. aud there is "a be . certain amount
Of land allotted to heads OF families.
Fred Davidson returned from Alaska or
tho Idaho" yesterday. The Astoria boys
seem 70 have monopoly Of that portion oi
Uncle Sans farm. aui It woald not be anr,
prising II when scisntists snecsed in discov,
eEing the north pole theirs would be an en-
terprisipg Astotian there with a cAnnery
waiting for sheIn.- Pioneer.
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Tangent.

The Tangent school II progressing un.
der the able management OF Minnie Me
Farland.
Mr. James Wheeler. of this place left on
last nights train traln for Southern Oregon
10 be gone all winter, and II that country
does not suis, he will 20 on TO California.
Trampa arc too numerous to mention
here. They arc very plentiful aud are trou.
blesome 10 the citizens OF Tangent.
The Tangent Brass Band boys arc max
ing some excellent music, their instructor,
Prof Sihhits Is thorough musician.
Miss Allie Beard started on yesterday
mornings train TO Iowa to visit and sIay
with her grandmother this winter.
Mr. Jenks new residence will be com.
pleted Ia about two weeks.
Farmers In this section are rushing thcii
fall work.
Some Of our fellow townxmen are attend
ing Court this week In Albany.
We arc informed that Mr. Mills from
near Lebanon has taken up his abode viii
US.
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Notice for Publication,
Lsnd Office at Oregon City, Or,
Sept. 2lst, 1888.

Lsnd Office at Oregon CITY, Or,
Sept. 2lst, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Couu-
ty Judge or ia his absence then the County
Clerk Of Linn county. Oregon, at Albany.
Oregon, on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1888.
viz; james H. Crabtree, Homestead Entry
No. 487I. fir the NJ Of s w, M w Of s Il
and $ Eof N w of Sec. %, Up. 10 SR2W.
He names tbs following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cnltiva-
tion of, said land. viz Otto Serhing, A.
Summers, John b Smith and John Holt, all
of S sio p. O., Linn county, Oregon.
W. T. BURNEY,
Register.
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NOtica for Publication.

Land ofIica NJ Oregon City, Or.
sept. 2lst, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of bis in
tentiob 10 make fsnal proof In support OF
his claim. and that said proof Will be
made before the County Judge or IL his
absence then the County Clerk. OF Linn
county, Oregon, ct Albany, Oregon, on
FRIDAY. November san, 1888,
viz John u, Stewart, Homestead Fniry,
No. $3.50 for The \ n of > II Of Sec. Is, Up
10 = X u he names Tbe following Git-
nesses 10 provo bis continuous residence
upou, ard cultivation Of, sad land, viz
Franz Bafris, Spruce Hall. y Hall and
Thof. large, all OF scio. Linn county, OR.
w. =. BURTEY,
Register.
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Weather.

Summary OF Mctoorology for Oct, isSs,
from observations taken at Albany, Linn 20.
Oregon. by John Briggs. vol. observer for the
Signal serYiee, U ). Army.
Highest barometer on the 2Ist, 30 q.
Lowest harometsron the 9th, 1855.
Mean harometsF for tho month. -. s6.
Highest daily average Of Lar. 1921.
Lowest daily average ot bar. % 59.
Highest temperature on the 9th, 81.
Lowest temperature on the 18th, 81.
Mean for the mouth 54sI
Highest daily range Of ther. on the .. IS.
Lowest daily Faugeot tleF. on The I'D, B.
Mean temperature ~ 7 .. IN. daily Sa.99.
Mean temperature at 2 y. IA. daily 69.
Mean temperature At 0 p. m. daily 5S.
Prevailing directions OF wind, ) aud n.
Maximum velocity force, A..
Total rainfall or melted snow, 3 &c inches.
Depth Of snow at end Of month, o.
Number OF days on which .0l inch or more
rain fell, l2.
Nunbor Of days OF cloudiness average 8
scale Of 10. ID.
OF 90 observations % were clear, so cloudy,
s tair. fcegy, 6 rain, hazy. II overcast.
misty.
Frost on the moraiags Of 4. 5, 30 and
30.
Temperature, 70 73on ~ erage of 10 years.
Rainfall 0 i2 on average Of 10 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-09
HONE AND ABROAD.
THURSDAY


Adam Roeo has been elected Captain Of
tE. Company at Corvallis.
Emma Abbott would come TO Albany for
$1,000. Guess we'll have to pass.
Salem il sgitatine street railway. Al
bany has already bad its agitation on the
subject.
Mr. Reed, the painter. fell from D scsifold
yesterday breaking bone at one Of bis
wrists.
There was not single loss by fire in
Portland during the month 81 October. Nor
IN Albany.
Az exchange says IL has been discovered
that there are no bald headed tramp. They
are not at hons enough for that.
Mrs 4 Finn aud son Stephen, arrived
home this morning from California, We &c.
greet learning that Stephen Is much worse.
Prof Roork delivered an address on proii.
bition last night ~ the w @ u Hall to .
fair audience. The Prof. hits tho nail on the
head on the tariff question occasionally.
Rev J II N Bell, II Il Commissioners See.
Rotary, editor Of the Roseburg Rerie,u. and
/ II Monroe take charge Of the Chemeketa
Hotel At Salem to-day. They will make
things hum.
| There are 23s, I5G fngi entries Of land
pending 10 the land Office at Washington
As the Office can dispose Of only $4,000 pei
annum. 10 - not strange that IL takes I've
years TO secure patent 10 land.
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L. COTTLIEB
Referees Sale.

State OF Oregon,
Linn county. ! ~.
NOTICE Il hereby given that by virtue
OF decree Of partition and order OF sale
entered In the Circuit Court OF the state
OF Oregon for Multnomah county on the
10Th day OF June 1851, and an amendAtoFy
decree thereto entered la said Court on
the Goth day OF September, 1887, In the
partition suit OF Amanda Finn, ct al vs. J..
h. Smith, et nj, whereby Il was eFdetod
that the following real estate, 10 wit Be
ginning nj q point eieYen chaine and SIX
links north and seven chains and eighty
links west OF the southwest corner Of Sec
ton ninetson In Township twelve south Of
range 4, west, Willamette meridian. and
running thonce east fifsy-eight chains and
sixLy.four links thence north ten chains;
thence east eight chalns and tfty links ;
thence south ten chains thonce south
two degrees and thirty minutes west
twenty-five chains aud sixty links thence
south eighteen degrees and thirty minutes
east, twenty chains and nlneiy'ss links
thence west sixty six chains snd eighty
seven links thence north five degrees
and thirty minutes, east twenty chsins and
nine links thence north ten degrees aud
thirty minutes, west. eleven chains and
seventy Inks and thence north tAaniy-
six degrees west twelve chains and thirty
links 10 tho place Of bee SHINING. contain
ing two hundred and seventy three acres,
situated ia Linn county, Oregon, and be-
ing part of Seciinus nineteen, twenty,
t~enty-ulne ard thirty in said township,
in eonnsciIOn wish Tie ether real property
belonging to tas estate 0f john smith. do
ceased. l,e sold 9t public auction accord
ing 10 law to the highest bidder.
NoE, therefore. by virtue of said decree
and amendment thereto. !, the under.
signsd WHO was duly appointed by said
CDur. as referee o. sel said real property
ell on
Saturday fhe Isth day sr November. Esss
at tho Court House door of Linn county
Oregon in ths city Ct Albany, at 10 o'clocb
a. M. of said day, sell the above fully de-
scribed real ostnlo ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder.
G, II. RAFFETY,
I4aGAKaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-09
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