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Cash or credit.

ALL styles Of ladies' overgarments at re-
duced prices. For value, style and finish
see our lines Of jackets, in price from "a to
si2: r... HUcus 3 HAcxH.
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NOVELTIES in silk mufiers for holiday
JAMES h. AIKEN & Co.. 100 Filth ave.
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OF my dead friend here, l can saw he was
continually on the watch and had himself on
all occasions ready for his Master to come an d
judge him From his boyhood to the last NOM
ent of his earthly existence he was watching
for the summons. he felt at an early period Of
his career a call for the priesthood He then
pursued as tudy of the classics Having acquired
this be looked for college where he could
complete his studies He caught the spirit of
his Maker. A spirit that is still alive He felt
that his life was not destined for home work
and desired to be sent where he could instill
into people the teachings of Christ
I remember him at All Hallows College. near
Dublin. where all the students expect to exercise
lhe functions of the ministry, not in their ma
tive land, but in foreign countries. While there
be met the first bishop of Pittsburg who was
then going on a visit to the Holy See Bishop
OiConner called at the institution for recruits
10 come TO America, and among the first that
proposed to come was the young lad Tuicg He
came 70 this country and entered St MichaeI's
Seminary in Pittsburg, where he was ordained
a priest by Bishop OConner. Bis first assign
inent was TO st Paul's Cathedral, where he was
The assistant priest Tor some time. He gave
satisfacti0n 10 everyone, especially to the
BsHop, who was always pleased with his con-
duct He was earnest, zealous and prudent
and. like faithful priest. attended the sick
calls that came by night as well as day.
THE CHURCH IN INFANCY
About that time there were few Catholics in
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AT Taft's Philada. dental rooms, 80 Fifth
ave., you can get the best set OF teeth for
So 90. A good set for IS 90.
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NOVELTIES in silk suSpenders for holi-
day presents.
JANIS 3. AIKEN 8 Co, 100 Einh ave
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Ladies, Your Opportunity Has Come.

A Today bargain sale of ladies' jackets,
Liberty
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Furniture.

The largest variety at M. seibert 8 Co. 5,
Allegheny City.
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Special value in Black Henrietta:
Jet Black and Blue Black Shades 40inch Silk
Warp Henrietta in extra fine grade, reduced
to 81, worth 81 3714.
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BIBER & EASTON,

sos and 5o7 MARKET STREET.
de7-TTssu
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FDRs! FURs! FURsl
FINE SILK UMBRELLAS,

Ladies' and Children's Fnrs in Mink, As
trachan, Persian, Beaver and Seal at very close
figures.
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Persian Shoulder Capes struck up eanter
yesterday. There is such a lot of them here.
We want the people to have them quick. Yes
terday proved the day to have it so. The
prices were let way down in reach OF many who
would have eontenred themselves with some Of
the handsome low priced ones
The S35 Real Persian Lamb Capes, SIS
The S45 ones are now S6.
The $50 ones are now S45
All choice new goods. and this the Shoulder
Cape season.
Genuine Alaska Seal Capes at sS5 Something
not seen elsewhere.
Another Bargain in Gloves, Just arrived:
100 dozens extra quality Laced Kid Gloves,
in every desirable cloth shade and .
glove fully worth 81 so; price, 81 Is
These great Dress Goods Departments
could 60 right on furnishing items every day
If they were given the space. They must take
their turn. Here's batch Of bargains for
to-day:
New Tartan PIaids, IS inches wide. at 81 S.
Cancels Hair Suitings, 81 to s275
Side Borders and Stripes and Camel's HAIR
81 and 81 50 yard New Paris Patterns from
81 so upward,
Fine Embroidered Suit Patterns, so and
upward.
New French ChaIlis white grounds and
entirely new print colors.
I1G- HlRNE K I'll
Uasu PENN AVENUE
dola
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The Bath. Water and Towel do not repre-
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With durable cover and novel handle. See our
Solid Silver Mountings on Natural Bulb Stick.
Just the umbrella to please gentleman or
lady for Xmas
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A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS:

EVERY DEPARTMENT
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JACKETS AND WRAPS.

/ An immense display of Newest Fabrics,
Newest Shapes, and, Of great importance to
you. Newest prices.
The season is somewhat advanced. and we
are enabled to close out lots at great reduction.
We give you the benefit
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DECEMBER, 1889.
NOTABLE REDUCTIONS

IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT
| A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS:
/
Extra grade White Country Blanket, 81
ia White Country Blanket, extra value, S.
Good. full-size Bed Comforts, 81, g 25.
Two extra fine grades:
| English Suitings, in All-Wool Checks and
| Stripes 50inch wide, reduced to 81 and 81 Is.
36-inch Silk and Wool Plaid and Stripe Suit
| ings at 3711c. worth soc.
5O-inch Wool Stripe Suitings at50c, worth 75c
50-inch Wool Plaid Suitings at 75c, worth 81.
Special value in Black Henrietta:
| Jet Black and Blue Black Shades 40-inch Silk
Warp Henrietta. in extra fine grade, reduced
to 81, worth 81 3711..
FpRsl FURsI FURsI
Ladies' and Children's Fnrs in Mink, As
trachan, Persian, Beaver and Seal at very close
figures.
FINE SILK UMBRELLAS,
With durable cover and novel handle. See our
Solid Silver Mountings on Natural Bulb Stick.
Just the umbrella TO please gentleman or
lady for Xmas.
JACKETS AND WRAPS.
| An immense display Of Newest Fabrics,
Newest Shapes, and, of great importance to
you, Newest prices.
The season is somewhat advanced. and we
are enabled TO close out lots at great reduction.
We give you the benefit.
BIBER & EASTON,
sos and 5o7 MARKET STREET.
de7-TTssu
GEMS
FOR
CHRISTMAS.
For the holiday season Of 1889, we exhibit
the most superb collection of Diamonds and
precious stones we have ever shown, mounted
Our Diamonds are all Of finest quality, and
being purchased before the recent advance IN
prices enables us to offer special inducements
to Christmas buyers.
AN INSPECTION INVITED.
E. P. ROBERTS & Sons,
dess2rrs Cor. Fifth ave. and Market St
u
%
THE CHINA STORE,
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Inspect the stock of
FRENCH, KENDRICK & co.
SIC aMITHFIELD 81. dszzzs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-08-16
Sherif's Sale

In Me Circuit Court Of tie State OF Oregon
for Linn County.
Robert II. Lo.ler. Is administrator "f the es-
tate OF SilA A. Adams, drce4seb, plain tiH,
W.
r. N. Rutherford, Hannah T.. Rutherford,
md Mary b. Rlihsrf,rd, Defendants.
Notice ia hereby gwen 'thattby virtue. oI
- execution shd order Of sale issued out oi
'ts above nanied court in TIE above entitled
-oif, will, on
saturday, the 3sth Day OF Auguss, Isss
AZ the Court ivuse doo-, in the CT, IL Al.
,auy, Liun Comfy, Oregon, at ,he honr OF
O'Clock P. NJ OF said day. se, st putl c
auction. fIr each 10 hand, To the his hest bid
der, the real property described 10 said exc.
cntion aud order Of sale as foliowS, to- wit:
The south half Of the soIth west quarter,
the north half of the southwest quarter oi
the northwest quarter of the southeast quar-.
ter aud tbs sJntb half Of the southeast
quarter of section 80. in tnwn.hip o south,
range ], west IL the willamette meridian 10
Linn COunty, Oregon, excepting tract
bounded "A ls sgiDning at pOIBt 90 chains
1orth OF the southeast corner Of said section
80, and rnpning thence south 500 chains,
thence west 1000 chainS, and thence north.
easteTly to the place 0f beginning. together
With tn. tsnemenis and sppurtensDces there.
unto bsL'0sing or IN any wise nppertainipg.
The pr"c. eds of sale Of said premises to
be applied as di ected in said writ:
Fi:st-To the IA meet ~ the cost and
disbursements Il this Snit taxed. at 81 so,
aud aceruiBg .o.t- ON tbis execution.
Second 10 the payinent to the plaintiff,
herein the ,u,n Of S3,462 80, in u. S. gold
colo, with ibte;e't at the rate Of s per cent
per anpun. iron .iuae q. 1889. and the fur
ther sum Of Sl00 strorneys fees
Dated this 24'h day Of July, 1889
JOHN SHALLMoN,
Sheriff Of Linn County, Oregon.
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A TRIP TO EASTERN OREGON.

have been requested by parties living in
Eastern Oregon 10 write up the country as |
saw il during my travels through that palt Of
the state that lies between the Dalles on the
north and Warm Springs Reservation ON the
south, and the Deschute River on the east and
Cascade Mt's on the west, The first place OF
any vote that the writer passed through afler
leaving the Mountains was Juniper Flat, which
is about as miles long by $ OF 10 niles wide,
This part Of the country Is the rost dry and
deSolate that the writer ever travelled over, not
spear ofgreen grass could be seen along the
road as FAR as the edge could reach, no grain,
no garden, and no water you cannot get a
drink for your self or beast after you leave
Bear creek until you reNch the Desehute River,
distance Of as miles, unless you get It out Of
barrel where the thermometer registers from
ITO to las aud il takes considerable gall to
ask man to let you water your horse at his
barrel that he has hauled perhaps 8 or 5 miles.
len Bear creek at S m and reached c l.
Morris is at the upper end Of Juniper Flat at
ago pun, After partaking Of some refreshments
started and travelled miles to get drink for
my self and horse, In this whole country known
as Juniper Flat there is not TO exceed families,
but who have to haul water from ! to miles,
the people who inhabit this wild waste are
sociable, kind and ohliging but have hr
away look like the man tha is watching for
his ship to come in, They seem to have a
longing expression ON their counlenances,
which plainly show TO the writer that they arc
not contented, hut longing for the good old
Willamette Valley. Thfe is no grain TO be
had in Il. all being burnt out from the scoreh'
ing rays Of clear sun, Mr. Green Morris cut
from IS acres Of Spring wheat the enormous
amount of q ton OF hay. Mr. L l. Morris cuI
! from as acres Of fall wheat 30 tons Of hay and
/ he il the only man on the Flat who had any
hay 10 speak Of Wheat would run from 10 Il
inches in height. rhc,wii,er passed many field
VI wheat that would not measure inc hes IL
hight. Not being altogether stuck on thu
Juniper Flat wended my way northSard
crossing the white river at rygh Valley, aftel
climbing Tygh ridge reached the rolling
country south Of the Dalles, which isa yer,
dry and desolale country. AT the town o
/ Athens seeing large windmill pump stoppe,
to water my horse and self hut when ealleC
for glass Of water was informed that il wa
hauled miles and had been standing in
barrel over night. was also informed tha
they made daily trips with four horse team
to supply the store and for family use. Ate
leaving Athens Travelled ten miles and reaches
Dufur on IS mile creek, which has alway
furnished large quantity Of water bu, at III
present time is jus, barely running. Al Duff
paidsI.oo per bushsl for oats and had
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When Majer Gen c NJ Wilcox, formerly Of
the Confederate Army, was made Chief of the
Railroad Division in the General Land Office
every loyal Republican heart was expected to
swell and almost burs. with indignation at such
a awanton insult as this Democratic surrender Of
the Government TO the rebellion, and the idea
was held out that Republican Administration
would displace every such traitor with Union
veteran. Well, by Mahone's order, Wilcox has
been removed and truly losal veteran has
been put in his place. But the truly loyal
veteran in this instance happens to be - c
Elan, one Of Mahone's rebel heroes, class Of
men who are fast ornamenting their belts with
the seaips Of all the Democratic Union soldiers
appointed to Office by Cleveland.
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az Nsr OHetss SNulN W RtsAfV " Nff Nv ~
he COSHfy Of Linn
l. Kline. Plaintiff.
James q Iunkins, DsierdAnt.
Notice is hereby givOn that by virtue Of
an execution issued out oi the above n1med
Court in the above entitled action, did on
the 9Th day Of August, 1889. in Linn county,
OREGON levy nDon all the right title and in
.t,,t Of james q JlnkinS, the defendant
sOov- named. Ia or - 'hs premises hersinsf-
ter described. aud vail on
Saturday. the tan day OF september, 1850.
at the Court House door in the city cf Al.
baoy, Linn county. Oregon, At the hour at
o'clock, p. m. OF rAid day sell at public auc-
tion for eash VA hAnd to highest bidder ell
the right title ami interest ut James G. Jui =
kins, the defendant atova named In or 60 the
following described real property tn-wit I:
The west half Of the southeast quarter aud
lots . and 3 OF Sec II aud tue northwest
quarter OF tas northeast quarter and lots !,
Z, aud 3 Of See 20 10 Tp ~ south Of Range
wes', in the district of lAuds subjsct to sale
A. Oregon City, Oregon, containing one hut
dred and sixty acres aud ninety six hun
drsdths Of an acss, the same being the do
nation land claim Of James Junkins No 379S
and situated 10 Linn comfy. oesgon. Ths
proceeds arising from such sale to be applied
First to the pay ment Of the costs aud diG-
burssmentS taxed at S22 50 aud accraing
cost Secoud to the payment II the Plain
tih, j. Kline the sum ei S23ll.37 with inter
eat thereon at the rate of l2 per cent per at
uum from the 27th day Of JsSe, 1889.
Dated this 7,h dsy Of AusVst, 1889.
JOHN SMALLMos,
Sheriff Of Linn county. Oregon.
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Ole democrat.
rSsrRUcrlvE FIGURES.


The Treasury statement for July opens
the government accounts for the fiscal year
$4,000. The statement shows a total
debt, principal and interest. amounting on
August to $r,646,7753ro. Against this
were held reserve, available cash items
aud net cash in the treasury, amounting TO
$ssotf3377, leaving total debt, less cash
In the treasury, amounting to $i,o77,6o3,-
033 This represents an apparent increase
Of $t.ot7,3Ia for the month, but decrease
OF $sS7s34as as compared with a year
ago. The net cash In the treasury amounts
ed to $6s,Ss7,Coo, decrease OF about $5y'
100000 for the month and Of over $4o,ooo,'
600 as compared with year ago, The
gold coin and bullion In the treasury
amounted to $soo,7sss7a, decrease OF
over $a,7co,ooo Tor the menth and OF about
Say,sooooe as compared with year ago.
The treapur,s silvct holdings amounted
TO $1S6. so.I4o, an increase OF about $a,-
100000 for the month and of over S3s,7oo,-
900 as compared with year ago. Gold
certificates outstanding amounted on Au.
gust TO $IiS.s4I,4oo, an increase of ST.
74S.6so for the month, but decrease of
about $i3.4oo,ooo as compared with the
same date last year Silver certificates
outstanding amounted to saSo,Ss7,Iss, an
increase of about $a,4so,ooo for the month
and If over SSS,Soo, 600 as compared with
year ago. The receipts for the month OF
July amounted to $3i $50, zoo a slight de-
crease as compared With those for the pre-.
eedlng month aud slight increase as
compared with July last year. The ex-
pshdltures, on the other hand, show very
considerable increase as compared with the
figures for the preceding month. They
amounted 10 S4I,9oSSo5, an increase Of
over $1S.ooo. 600 as compared with the
preceding month, when expenditures were
unusually light. AS compared with the
month Of July last year the increase Is a
little over $SSsoooo These are inst' uc'
tive figures. The surplus decreased during
July SS6oo,ooo and the expenditures In
creased over SS,sso,ooo over that of July Z
year ago Itthis policy Is kept up ther'
will be no surplus at the srd of this admin
istralIOn. Let the reader reflect.
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The weekly DEMocRAT Of Albany, Or.
has entered upon its twenty-sixth year.
Twenty-six yearS of continuous life to a
newspape- IN new state like Oregon is
something for the owner TO be proud over,
even though their paper was not one
quarter as ably handled as the DEMOCRAT.
--LaGrande Journal.
Thanks,gentIemen. We hope the Jour
sal and the writer will live long enough
10 see the former arrive at the dawn Of its
twenty sixth year.
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WE'LL SAID.

EG Hursh, Of Baker City, has been ap-
pointed a special "pension examiner"
rather a small thing In name for the
amount OF extreme organ grinding and
political misrepresen,ing that liuish has
done yet he may do well at It. lfany'
body In this part of the country was in
the war,or in sigh, or hearing Of Il, or had
any relatives who we're sergeants, or suit.
lers, or anything Of tha, sort,or had eCrn
on his big tee any ~here along in the six .
ties. and has been a good republican and
will promise to continre % be so. let him
put In his 'aim at once for pension and
full "arrears East Oysg0Hian.
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In the Circuit Court Of .he State Of 0rsgon for
Linn County.
Smith Cox Plaintiff.
va
Velego Cox and SersIa Goa, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
or ab sx' c.ition and o, der OF sale issued
out OF the abnye named q. urt N the abnvt
entitled snit ! will ON
Saturday the i5sh day sf Ausasi, 1850
at tn, Couii III uss d.sor In the city o.,
Albany, Linn county, oregon, At the
hour OF o'clock. q ni of said dav. sell
at publIc suction for cash in hand to the
hiehes bidGer the real property do.
scribed In taid execution and order nf
sale a. follows. " wit Beginning at the
r corner Of The donation land claim of
Lewis Cox and wife. being claim No. a
In TIP 10. - RE- W. and running thoncs
N 3 hsins 10 q stake 4; thence w So b3
chains TO q p1st and iron bar 2x2x3B
inches +; thence & 1890 chains to posi
and iron lar 2x2x2G Inches thence T.
S4,ig chains to the east line Of the dona.
ton land sl.tm OF John Y. s.rsithoff and
v lie thence " 40 chains 10 tho " E
corner OF said dim thence w 40 IS
chains ~ tho pace Of beginning, contain
ing i04 lU 100 acres.
The proccrds arising from the sac Of
said premises to bo applied: First, t.
the payment of tha costs and disburse-
me ts oi ruf taxed At 1910 and scrru-
ins costs and $1,000 Att,rnsys fees
>;s-,...'d r. the payment To the Plaintiff
smith Cex, 'hs sum OF t50s so with inter
ct thereon at the rate OF ten pei cent p+r-
annum from the lith day OF March, 1873 o
Dated Mt Alb,ny. Linn county, Oregon.
this the 10Th day Of July, 1889.
IoHN SM LLMoN,
sheriff OF linn county. Oregon.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.

Oregon City, Oregon, July 25th, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions OF the act Congress II June entitled
ifornia, Oregon Nevaia and Washington Territory
William W Proebstel, Of Vancouver county of Clarke
territory OF Washington has this day hed in this Office
bis statement No 1879 for the purchase OF the
OF section No 82 in township No south range No
east and will offer proof show that the land sought
smore valuahlefo tstimber stone than for agricui
tura PURPOSES and to esabl sh his claim said land
before the Register and Receiver OF this Office at Ore
gon City oegon. Monday, the 2lst day Of October
1880. He names as witnesses: Flanagan, w Mayre,
Caldwell and Sweet oil Of Vancouver, Clarke coun-
ty, W.T.. Any AMI all persons claiming adversely TIE
above described lands requested to file their claims
In this Office on or before said drv ~ cfaber 1880
WTBrxNIY, Register,
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HotiCe for Publication.
Land Office At Oregon City. o-.
July t7th, 1850,

July l7th, 1850.
Notice IL hers by gteon that tho follow.
ing nsmed settler has died notice of his
intention 10 make final proof In support
Of his ciaitn, ana thar said proof will be
made before Iha Couniy Clerk or Linn
county. 81 Albany, Oregon. on
msaday. september isth. 1850.
viz: Geo W. Harris. pFe.smplian d =
No. 630t -: the = " 4 oI \ W = Of sec
10 Tp 10 y Il W. lie names tho follow.
ing witnesses In prove his continuous
residence upon Gut cultivation af said
land, viz: u q. HAL -. V, HRli, a r.
Rodgers a. q w. u. Rodgers. ait OF siuio,
Linn county, oregon.
Any psrsou who desires TO protest
against the allowance uf such pfos,f, or
VIII knows 81 any snbstanItsi Eessor,
under the law and thu regulations Of n g
interior department, Why such prsoi
shoaid not De . lowed. will ~ given an
opportunity nj the above mentioned time
and place to cross-eapmins the witnesses
cf said claimant, and To offer evidence
In rebuttal Of that submitted by claimant.
". 7. BukSEY.
Register.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.


Oregon City, Or, Iuly 81, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that in compli-
ance with the provisions of the act of Con-
gress of June 5, 1873, entitled can act for
the sale OF timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" Frank / Isbell, of Delta.
county of Fulton, State of Ohio, has this
day filed in this Office his sworn statement
No 1910, for the purchase of the N w Il
OF Sec No 50, in TpN No 10 south, Range No
3 east, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver O.
this office at Oregon City, Or, ON FRIDAY
the 25th day Of October, 1889. He names
as witnesses R Howe, NJ G Yerks, ] !
Squires and + II Aldrich, all of ALBANY.
Linn county, Or. Any and all persons
claiming adversely the above described
lands are requested to file their claims in
this Office on or before said 25th day of Oc-
tober, 1889.
w II BtTRNEY Rpoistar
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plead starvation ~ my hofSe before could
get them Il thai price. IL fygh Valley AZ per
lb was charged iof oats. also Al the Summit
house, and hay sold from 20 10 $40 per ton
by the feed. Now In conclusion lei me say TO
those who contemplate leaving The Willamette
Valley TO make their stake in the country that
| have just given q brief account Of, that they
had better leave well enough alons, for there
are more leaving the Eastern Oregon country
than y.u can imagine and II issxgoing there
CIV H.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
ted btat3s Land Once.
n1.~-a afA. n.-...

Oregon Ltty, oregon, July 18th, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that In Omplis nee
with the provisions q the act Of Congress OF
June o. 1878 entitled, An act for the sale OF tim
ber lands in the states OF California, Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory" IIuey
Brennan of Albany county oi Linn state Of Ore
gon, has this Dag hIed In this Office bis sworn
statement No 1871. for the purchase of the z
OF section No "a. In township No 10. south,
that the land sought Is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and 10 establish his claim 20 said land before
gon Clfy. Oregon. on Monday, the l4th day OF
October, 1889. lie names as witnesses .
TOwsiey, w East, ID HcRae and w Taylor, all
OF Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Any and NIL
persons claiming adversely The above descrlb-
ed lands are requested 10 fle their claims IN
this Office on Or before said 18th day OF october,
W.T. BrRszY, Register.