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A GENEROUS oFEER-rA. e.l,-

A GENEROUS oFFER.-Th. cello
bTated Dr. Gleason, after practice of forty years,
having during all that time made the cure of catarrh
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption his special
study has in this time perfected his treatment
rs to be able to nearly all who suffer from these
complaints. Having reached the age Of seventy
years, he realizes that the tmeis at hand when
these valuable remedies must be in other hands OF
become lost to the world. Desiring that his Home
Treatment should be within the reach Of all he haa
placed the prescriptions with the Hall Chemical
Company; this company, knowing the wonderful
success Of the Home Treatment in the cure Of ali
Throat and Lung Troubles, have decided to send
the full treatment TRIAL to any one who wishes
to Try it. Dr. Gleason has also written valuable
treatise on these diseases which is profusely illus
trated with finely executed wood-cuts, showing the
Head, Throat and Lungs they when dis
eased IL discusses in able manner the cause and
cure Of these complaints il is printed on heavy
super.calendered paper and handsomely bound.
This book, together with full instructions AoIV 10
S~aSr 0s fyfak will be sent free TO all who will
write and ask for it. Address
THE HALL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
$3.50 Fsirmount Avenue, PhilsdslPhia, Pa
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Potatoes 40 cents per bushel at
IL. j. Hopkins & Co.'S. 1t
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A$6 Book d For $i.ON. Hl

yea iAhnE OfsuduE hoa'. 0ught bay the
sonPlsts builder. prepared By PAliisT, Pal Co. he veil
kHown Afehilseti.
Thss Builder a.snd.E 10 Buid Otherwise
intssd Anod 70 BE- Wihouti lila practical
svsybody buysL Ths ehsAps unk aver
sIusd Bsidug Nsaiy Tour Hundred dTauhEs eI booA s
style, bat have tks pou ~
demand The huss haiti can BE- easily reached BY ALL
Th book contains i0t pagstl itnshsth Ss f
large ~ PAis page giving plans psI,Psevs V~
tsteTPtoat HAnes AtuAl Rueas
work, and iniFnsuohs How Build Cottagst, Niaf
Double Houi Brick Block Houses suitable city
And country, houses for the farm all
sections ,hs sosny and se'isg on tS9 o. % sso BaIns
budng' ogshsI ~h PssasAion efm efeoatast .hd GaEs
The budnF
employ efArchitset s worth any ons viii
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DENTISTRY.
IL DIR. ]. w. MORROW,

Having purchased the materials &C., Of
nr. Stsbdman, would respectfully an
nourcethat he will carry on the Dental
business in Tionesta. and having had over
six years successful experience, considers
himself fully competent TO give entire sat
isfaction. shall always give my medi-
cal practice the preference. mar22-S2.
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A GOOD LIVING VIII r.'..a. n.,,, +. ..,1 ~,a

GOOD PAY!
Write to W. & T. Smith, Nurseryraen.
Geneva, n. y, for terms. Unequalcd
facilities Many valuable Specislties. ono
of the largest and best known Nurseries
in the countrY-GENENA NURSERY.
Established 1916. 4-IO-6t.
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MAY, PARK q CO.,
lt1 BANKERS
Corner OF Elm Il Walnut StS., Tionesta,
Pa, Bank Of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec-
tions made on all the Principal points OF
-the u. s. Collections solicited.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

OLIVE LODGE, No. 557, F. & A. NJ.
" Stated Meetings held at Odd Eel.
lows Hall tho first Monday of each month
T. J. PAYNE, W. NJ.
T. d. COBB, Soc'y.
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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN,.

: "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.
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/. Rupture cure guaranteed Hasa Atonoe. No op-
Hon or business delay. Thousands cured. For
plar, DR.. J. d. Mayer, sSi Arch st., PhilH, Al
toAs Hotel, Reading, Pa. ID Sat. ofeaeh month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-21

VIM pfeiifer has returned from the Mar
row Escape, whore he filled the position Of
mail olerk, haying had enough Of the road
under its present management.
Mr.. Chas. Piper, Of Salem, has been trans
fsrred from an East Oregon route to the
Southern PAoific. and his genial countenanee
may NOW be seen among the letters and
newspapers on the East Side.
Wheat. 90 cents,
10 cent shaving at yicrcek.s.
tickets for Fl at yiersck's.
New dress goods at MoIlwain's.
Mason fruit jars at y L Ksnton's
New inyoiae Ct fine geld rings at French. .
Fresh cream cheese Just received at r /.
ksnton's.
Now cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers.
For sale. cheap, second hand organ. Mrs.
Hymabs.
3chairs running steady at viereck'a shaw.
log parlors.
Best roast coffee Ia tie city at Conrad
Meyers.
Good cooking stove only $40 At Hopkins &
Saltmarsh's.
The.bes watch In the world for the money
at y M Frenchs.
Side saddles and ladies riding nurcineloe Of
Thompson " 0yerman's.
Thompson Il 0yermsn, agents Tor the great
Dynamite buggy whip.
For anGmbor one quality Of kniyes foi k
and spoons call at . NJ Ffencn's.
] he choicest liue Of table luraries can be
found at Brownoli u Stsnnrd's.
A fresh milk COW, one half Durham, for
sale cheap Apply 10 DEMOCRAT Office.
Money cant buy better oots and shoes
than McIlwsin - selling. bacaIss better
goods are not manufactured.
The variety Of % cent hats . going At 10
per cent. discount at r x G Howard'a. as
well as their other millinery goods.
Some iine California cheese, a barrel OF
golden drip syrup aud some iine comb honey
just received At Brownel. & Stanard's.
Go 10 Royce h Hibiers for your job print
ihs. They do any snd all kinds of work 10
tho pavlsshins and Job printing line. oaick
work and lew prices.
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WATERLOO.

Waterloo and vicinity feel very grateful
toward our board OF commissioners for
granting their petition for bridge At this
place.
Plenty OF campers are here drinking
sodawater and catching FISH.
g Gross has built an addition 10 the
dlnning room OF his hotel, and has every
thing In good shape TO accommodate the
public this summer. lie also has laid In
good supply Of groceries and confec;'on-
cry at his store.
We are expecting fine time here the
Fourth of July. We expect 10 celebrate
In grand style. Mr. Gross Is building a
fine hall. 77x43 and intends having a
grand ball at night and dancing through
the day. We intend having good band
and the best OF music for the dance.
Uncle johnnie earns has sold his farm
and Is going TO locate on the Alsea river.
Born, June 10. to the wife of A Davis.
a g.ri. Aleek says It is nice 10 be called
papa.
Gardens look well In this vicinity, but
are needing some rain.
Dennis Klum. Of SodaviIle, has moved
10 Waterloo 10 live, what we like TO see.
ARoYLE.
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New g,ods at w r Reads
r. n. French ke.ps railroad time.

New gods at w F Reads.
r. ~. French kesps railroad time.
Bargains In boota and shoes st Reads.
,. r: Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, AL
bany, Or
For Sterling n Emerson piano call on
l. Blackman
L Blackman Is agert far tie Weber
piano. None bette.
bay your tickats through to th,. Fast oI
w I. Jester and save fare 10 Portland.
! have red.eed prices on all heavy wesr
N boots and shoes. Call early at w
Reads
The Western Cottage sud Pack ard ere two
u the hest organs made. q l. Hiack nan
sells them
4 fire liDe I l.kiuds ~ furniture. plain
aud nPh'it' - 'is4 stpck - stis jsft Of
Oregon ~ fot -" ecA vbss
II yon went n .s,-1f .,.,i ii.p s,oaLe ,.AL f0r
J. Josephs hemr male pDss. I,is,r; e..ass
For sale iiv m1st eieat des.efs 4ad % biz
Jo~eph's factory.
. \ tfstisLi, 80 Z s..t 1.naf4s.nr
ins o., opp,,iss oil far r4n,i., AZ
bapy,
A iine lins II buggy busters AID fly nets AT
Thompson 4 0vefmans, the leading haruess
DEALER
An elegant line .of six table spreads, IN
beautiful designs, just received st Forfmilier
h IfsIna's.
cans Golden Star tomatoes for 20 cents
at G Meyers, aud oil other canned goods
cheap for casb.
DR. WfiehtsmsD's Sovereign Palm sf l.ife.
for diseases picnl.ar to women. at Deyae &
Robson's and Brosbeli d StaDard's. + J
Baltimore, agent.
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! Oregon State Weather Bureau co.nperat-
ing with Y. s. Signal Service, Central Of
fee, Portland Or. For week ending June
18TH, 1850
The temperature has been above the
normal from To ia degrees. There was
no rainfall during the week. The sun
shine was above the average, The winds
up to Friday were northeriy, warm and
dry, In sections being almost "norther,"
on Friday and Saturday they were south
eriy. The effect of these conditions on the
wheat crop has been most injurious cs.
peeiaily In Eastern Oregon. In the VII.
lamelte Valley the fall wheat continues
It's promising outlook, while In localities
the spring wheat Is slightly injured Along
the Coast the excellent crop prospects con.
,inue. In the Umpqua Valley more than
an average wheat crop will be harvested.
In the Rogue River Valley the cropis to
a considerable extent injursd,in many sec.
tiens however an average crop will he re-
alizcd, while In other sections the crop Is
badly "hred" and grain that looked well
two weeks ago will have 10 be cut for hay.
In tho Lake region much Of the wheat Is
only from 6 TO - inches high and Is turn
Ing yellow, Il will hardly make hay. The
most dlseouraging reports as to the condi.
tions Of the wheat comes from Eastern
Oregon and especially from waseo county.
Samples OF wheat received at this office
from the vicinity OF The Dalles shows that
the heads are roasted and the entire stalk
cooked. Two weeks ago this region
promised large ield and now the crop is
hardly suited for hay. In Morrow county
some OF the spring grain Is injured, but as
whole little grain Is Injured the bulk OF
Il Is all right. The yield will be some
what less than was anticipated earlier In
the season. Through Gillian 20. hot
east wind blew during the fore par, OF the
week, and the result Is that many wheat
fields standing waist high are nearly COM
pletely ruined, except for hay. The dam
age Is not general and good yield Is yet
expected. In umatilla Co, especially
around Weston, the dry, hot winds have
damaged the wheat. From the Indian
Reservation, aud the east end Of the coun.
" reports OF little or no damage 10 the
wheat are received. While there Is n
gloomy outlook for an immense yield, ye,
for the State as whole there will be an
average yield. Crops do not fail In Ore
gon. There Ii no record OF any real drouth
and yet there Is possibility of rain COM
ing aud partly retrieving the wheat crop.
While the wheat prospects arc not so good
the other crops show signs OF large yields.
Barley and oats promise large yields. The
fruit ciop WILL be the largest gathered In
the State. The strawberry crop Is about
over 10 Western oregon, while In the East
ern part OF the State Il Is now being gath.
cred. The cherries are yielding enormous.
ly. Berries are plentiful. Wheat harvest
will begin about the ssth inst. Hay is
Yielding we'll and lts harvest nearly over.
b. (. PAouE.
Observer u. ). Signal Service.
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Notice Is hereby given that the uadersien-
ed has been by the County Court Of Linn
countv. State Of Oregon, duly appointed Ad-
miuistrator de bonus non OF tae estate Of
James JuEkin, deceased. late Of said county
and State. All persons having claims against
said estate ars required TO present them prop
erly verified to w II Bilyea at Albany, Linn
conaty. Oregon. within six months from this
date.
This 2Srd day Of May, 1889.
d. L. JuNxiS,
w. r. BILYEu. Administrator.
Atty for Admir-.
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MARRIED.

SYLVESTER - BoSTwICK - On
Wednesday forenoon, June r9. 1859. at
the Russ house, in Aibany, by George
Humphrey, Esq. Mr. Jas Sylvester and Miss
Mary A i,ostwiek- both Of Lin county.
BowLES-THoMPSoN. - On June
IS, 1850, in Portland, Mr. c d Bowles,
postal agent on S p, and Miss Media
Thompson, OF Albany.
FLETcHER-LAMPMAN.--On Sun.
day evening, June 10Th, 1889, at the resi-
denee Of II Lampman, In Albany, by Geo
Humphrey, Mr. William II Fletcher and
Miss Ida Lampman-botho of Albany. The
DEMOCRAT hopes their lives may be light
ed up by happiness and prosperity.
Observation-Disclosures
In this city, a. the residence of p W
Sphinx, June u. BY Rev. S. g. Irvine, d. ID.
Mr.. John II. Armstrong 10 Miss Bertha
A. Siellemaeher. The DEMOCRAT wishc,
the happy couple JOY and prosperity.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Nellie ] Bryan to ] Morgan, lots
4, S, g and 7, blk l, Boards add to
Tangent ................. IoN
Thomas Dasis to ] p Wallace. rs
acres In ID l. { Of Andrew
kees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
State of Oregon to E F Ienks, Il
sec, u vi .'..,..t.,...... 4oc
J S Otto toJ L Coxan, power of at.
torney.
United States to Charles Drain Patent
p Schooling to Dan Mccain, un.
diyided half Of lot {, blk ,. Harris.
burg .......... .,...........t,. g
Ioseph Elkins 10 X G Gibson. GENE.
terry lot 3j. blk !, Lebanon NJ +
church cemetery .....,.. ic
II A Mccartney TO w r Citizens, uu-
divided 70 Of 4 half, ID l. c
no 4S........... .....s.s.ss.*
G II Smith, to F II Roscoe, lot 7, blk
IS Ralston's I'D ado TO Lebanon. "a
. Davis 10 Florence NJ Birtehett,
3s3 acres. Tp 9 and 10, south. $l6lc
] Wipe to G W Baynard, lots ~
and -, blk ,, P's south Albany >oc
5 Dickson TO NJ Thomns, 40 acres,
TIP 1t X J 3w............... i9a
y II Young ct al to ] II Pearl, one.
fifth interest in L half OF y I.
c OF Jno Pearl. ............ q
Sam Nixon Ex. 10 Mcmahon, t9S
acres, TIP "a, 5 Il R4w........ 3661
Geo $ Cae, certain tracts in Albany
X ob't Mathews TO w II Shepherd,
all his interest in ID l. c OF
W1ittIttN hNG
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LY0NsvILLE.


The s.yilie" has been taken from the
name of our town, and now II Is simply
Lyons, and so recorded.
Cougars are playing hayoc among band
of sheep bel ,nging to Dsvid Scott.
Al Carroll, of Mill City, passed through
town to-day on his way home from Ya-
quina Bay
Rust has made It's appearance on grain
10 this vicinity, while spring sown grain Is
sadly In need Of rain.
Rev r billiard Holman, OF McMlnnville,
preached at Mebama, Friday evening, to a
fair and appreciaiive audience.
Quite number OF saiem's prominent
citizens with their families are registered
ut Mehama, among whom are u M Waite,
Williams, ireland and others.
A camp meeting Is now IN progress NJ
Mehama, conducted by Reys Jones and
Hnrlbuft, which will probably continue for
two weeks.
The long expected water tank here Is
now In course of erection, and when COM
pleted will be second TO none on the line,
being eighteen feet In diameter
From reliable authority ne learn that the
postoffice department has now under con
sideration the adyisability Of establishing
. tri.weekly mail route between Scio and
Mehama
Two parties OF our citizens went TO .be
mountains last week, bent on bunting and
fishing, but owing to tile condition Of the
trail, returned In disgust.
a pleasant party was given at the real.
eencc Of G NJ Cock, Saturday evening, II
being the birthday Of Mrs Cook. Mrs &
being the recipient OF handsome gold
watch from her husband added much TO
the features OF the evening.
Orders have been received from the p
. department to discontinue the Fox VAL
ley O on June 20. This was probably
due TO the fact OF the present incumbent
resigning some time since and falling 10
name or recommend his successor.
Marricd--Atthe residence Of G ST Cook,
by Justice Lyons, Lloyd McGrnder and
Mas Emily Adcock. The happy couple
viii leave at once for Idaho which will be
their future home.
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IN ARN0RIAM.
Tangent n L c S Sabbath School,
T..,~ rGfL &c

Tangent 81 Z C S Sabbath School,,
June 10th, 1850.
WHEREAS, The messenger of death has
entered the home OF our friend and neigh
Dor, II + and Lucinda Smith, and taken
from their home, on Friday, June 7th,their
beloved daughter, and our esteemed Sab
bath school classmate, Saddle l. Smith.
While we mourn the loss OF our beloved
classmate who was cut down In the bloom
Of youth, we too are also admonished to be
ready when the messenger Of death shall
call for Us.
Res0lpcd, That our heartfelt sympathy
he extended TO the bereaved parents and
family of our departed friend and that we
commend them to Him who alone can
comfort in the most trying hour
RcsOived, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of this Sabbath School
and copy be furnished the family of the
deceased and also the county papers.
EVA MCFARLAND,
LIZZIE BRYAN,
l.. B. LUPER,
Committee.
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Notice.
U. 5. Land Office. Oregon City.
AZ

U. 5. Land ofiiee. Oregon City.
May 2lst, 1850.
Compliant having been entered q. this oi.
iica by Francis NJ. Walden against William
crothers for abandoning his Homestead En-
try No. 6963. dated April 18th, 1857. upon
the 5 1 Of N Z / and S Of n w Y. Section
II. Township ~, s Il Z, iu Linn county,
Oregon. with view to the cancellation Of
said entry, the said parties are hereby sum-
monei TO appear at Lebanon. Linn county.
Oregon. before A. r. Cyrus. Notary Public,
on
she 10th day Of sally. Isss.
at 10 o'clock a. m. TO respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment, and on the testimony then submitted
q hearing will be had at this Office on August
18th, 1889, az 10 o'clock .. m.
w. I. BrRSEY.
Register.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS.-N -Noli]
~ is hereby given thst at the next red
ulsr term OF the sonnty Commissfd'
Court for Linn county State of Oregon,
be held at the Court House in the city
Alban. on " ednesaay the srd day I
July, A D., 1883, Sealed plans. specified
tions, strains, diagrams and bids will Il
receired for building bridge &c. oss tt|
North fork of the Ssrtiam River ab0l|
200 ieet below the Stayton Ferrys 50
bridge to be 6l0 feet long and 10 feet "
In the clear. Piers to he or sufIicial
height 10 brirg the bottom Cf the hod
bcaTns al least - feet above low w&sa
mark All bids must be fied with Il
Clerk on or before one o'clock >. N. Of "a
above mentioned day. and acconpanie
with certified check Of five per cent I
bid as by law requ.r red. The Court Z
serves the right to reject any and .
bids
Done by order of tho Court this Gi
day of June, A. d. 1850.
LIS, T. i. MoNTAGUE.
County Clerk.
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WANTED. $4,000 wogTn

OF second hand furniture
at the Portland Branch.
Highest cash price paid
for second hand furniture
at the Portland Branch.
Buy your household furniture
at the Portland Branch.
a new No. cook stove with furniture
and pipe for $I0.
A new No 7 cook stove with furniture
and pipe for SI4, at the Portland Branch,
Bargains in furniture, stoves, clothing,
hardware nj the
PORTLAND BRANCH.
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Hotel Arrivals.

ST cHARLEs.-G LaFlemine John Day
II w Paliics, Tacoma A Bernstein. ] A
Williams, X G Frceman,G w Lsnge, Port.
land g NJ BcelerJ II Stricken, b 5 Cook
J ] Dugan, Salem X Andrews, Rich.
mond, Va 6 4 Lee, Phil. Pa; Censor
{ Mayhem, Eugene A ] Layton, II r
Clevelang, Scio ID Edwards, a A Britain,
: F Z p Geary, Medford z c Crystal
Corvallis ] ] Thomas, Battle Creek Mich
9 V Stephen, Yaquina + II Power, c 5
Smith, Shedd.
RUss HoUsE.-S r Benedict 20 Smith
Vancouver John Williams, Jefferson
Manning, city A NJ Peery, Dayton !; X
McCrow, Salem S V Hall B 6 Hall /;
A A Wolverton, Suyer o b McRae
NJ Hurd R C Renfro ] II Whitaker
city /; ] Kcelen, city John 4 Wilson, city
G White A ID Wheeler, Lebanon K
Guyn, city DE- Houeye E F Mead
Portland w Butler, Corvallis P Huff
man, Corvallis Y Richardson, Siayton
II 5 Templeton, Halsey.
REVERE HousE.-O Smith, Vancouver
o Jones, Mrs W Conway. Mr. conaway
Edeil; F Edwards, Ind; L NJ. K.nzie. a
r Mattoon, Portland; ID IL Wssnon, Sal
EN-; z Rozendorf, Independence ] 6
Bramwell, Wichita; c 6 Speer and wife
E A Bulkley; T ] Anderson and wife
Harrisburg; W q Bond and wife, Halsey
A b Mickerson, Cheyenne; F Constable
Mrs Mayer, + Thompson, Lebanon; E l
Irvine; II A Renshaw, Eugene; c NJ Wi
nant, Newport; 6 Brandenburg, Harris
burg,
EXCHANGE HorEL.-G W Kile, c.
Stokes, G Blake, S McAiinn,W A Mon
ME, A w Morgan, w warnquist, Mr.
Dodge, ] Sanderson. NJ Westler Chicago
II Watkinds, II Michalls, ] Deywood,
Burrell, Q Saltmarsh, w w Thomas, Leb
anon II Mills, NJ Mills, Mrs Junkins, Lint
county VIM Hunter, Brownsville E |
Quinn, Corvallis L Concent, Millers
Green, Stayton ] a ConsorJ McGunniss
P Murphy w Phillips, Scio /; A Phillips
Seattle E Jones. Portland; d O'Meara
Canada Mr. Mibrier and lady, c Mibriel
H Watkins, ] ID Wood, e Long,T Welscf
l. Larough Miss Mary Stanley, Patric
Mulldon, n Y.
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south Albany

A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to its nat
ural advantages aud nearness to the center
OF business. Compare the size, location,
view and access to and from these sand
you will be CONVINCED oftheir merits Call
early and secure home befcs :the advance
in price. Apply to
TwEEDAIE & RRDF&Lp, Agents.
First door south of Post Office.
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the County OF Linn
w G Nicholson, Plaintiff.
Va.
j p Schooling and Martha r Schooling, his
wife, r A Rampy, as assignee in insolvency
Of j P Schooling. + Miller and Jerry Hay
and r + Ashby, partners under the firm
name and style of Hay and Ashby, Defen
dants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution and order of Sale issued oat OF
the above named Court in the above entitled
suit, | will on
Saturday. the esth day OF Jane, 1850.
at the Court House door in the city Of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
| o'clock, p. m. Of said day sell at public auc
tion for cash in hand to the highest bidder
the real property described iu said execution
! and order Of sale as fellows, to-wit Lots
one, two, three. four and five, IN block two.
/ Also lots one aud two in block tive, all situ-
ated in May and Nlxon's addition to the town
Of Harrisburg. in Linn county, Oregon. Also
an undivided three fourths interest in and to
/ fractional river lot, No. eight. and also
! fractional river lot, No. seven. Also loi
| No. twelve IN block No. one, all lying and
/ being in the town OF Harrisburg, Linn coun-
ty. Oregon. I will also on the said 29th day
Of June, 1889, in the city Of Harrisburg, Linn
/ county. Oregon. at the hour of 8 O'Clock, .,
m. of said day sell according to terms and il
the-nanner heretofore expressed, the person
& al ty described in said execution and
order Of sale rs follows. to-wit One steam
! engine and boiler now contained in the build
ing situated on lot three in block two in tn,
town OF Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon
The proceeds arising from the sale Of said
premises and personal property, to be ap'
: piled First. to the payment OF the cost
and disbursements of suit taxed at $42. .65
and accruing costs and $50 Attorneys fees
Second to the payment to the Plaintiff. w
@. Nicholson the sum Of $l669. 80 with accru
ing interest thereon at the rate Of 10 pc
cent per annun, and the surplus. If any b
) paid Is the Court may hereafter decree.
Dated this goth day Of May. 1889.
JoMN 3aEA1IMoN,
Sheriff Of Lam county, Oregon,