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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
Tht Democrat.
POLITICS COVER sANY sins.

That mans or community's polite
cover multitude Of sins In the estimation
OF many people Il clearly shown by the
Salem SfafcSwaa which strongly defends,
the character Of the people Of Perry county
Kentucky simply because they cast large
republican majority No paper hasbeen
less severe In lie denuncialions Of outlawry
In the south than that paper. And yet,
when It's attention Is called to the sins tha
lie at It's own door II mlnimlEcs their enor.
nifty by saying that those who committed
them were not so bad after all. We do
not believe that all democrats are good
citizens, or that all republicans arc bad
cltizcns,nor that men are necessarily more
honest and law abiding simply because
they are democrats. Bad, unprineipled
men are found In all parties, but the States
HaH seems to view everything democratic
as necessarily bad and everything republl-
car as necessarily good But so much
outlawlng has prevailed In Perry county
that no court could be held there du.ing
the last two years until recently, and then
the court had 10 be held In a tent because
the lneendiarics had burned the courl
house. One Of the leading members OF
the bar present mad returned for the drs,
time since he Was shot In the leg through .
window, and warned TO leave ut once
which warning he complied with. TIL
town was ganisoned with militia. The
roads were pieketed. The court tcEt wa
full of soldiers to protect the judge who
declared his life was In Danger. The charge,
to the jury wounded the feelings of severe
al of the spectators so much that they had
to be disarmed. In the course Of his re-
marks to the grand jury the judge men.
tloned the fact that 500 murders he'd been
committed In the county.
Perry county Is republican by a good
deal more than a two.thirds majority. oi
these careless and happy mountaineers'
who take life so easily, 6oe voted for NJ
Harrison and only ago for Mr. Cleveland
AS lar back as 1880 the vote was divided
In much the same ratio between Garfield
and Hancock, and in the state election las,
year the republican candidate for state
treasurer got $40 and the democratic can
didate only 24S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

Canada has nearly as large an eSten, ei
county as the United States, bat large pro-
portion Of the former Il in cold, inhospiIable
climate no, suited for tho hsbila,ion Of civilized
man. Agriculture is the mos; important in
da.try. employing fifty six per cent. Of the
workers. The annual wheat crop is from 5S.-
ooo, 900 20 10000. 900 bushels and Of barley
abou, Is. 100000 bushels. Ia 1883 tho NUM-
Der Of horses WAS e'lima,ei at r,o99.s79 and
cattle at 3,79I, ,60s. Alsree portion Of the
barley crop Is exported. practically the whole
shipmen, coming to the United States. In
1859 the total export amounted to 9.94s. .so7
bushels, Of which this country took 0,934, soi,
and iha proportions arc aLou, ihs same from
year TO year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
OAkvGLLR.

Three of the citizens OF this place leave
to-day for the east. Messrs Charles Pat.
tison, Elmer Hamilton and ] Melvin
Bamford.
Mr. Pattison will visit Coin, Iowa, 81
Joseph, Mo. and Sparta, Illinois.
Mr. Hamilton will visit friends at Keo-
kuk. Iowa and Garnett, Kansas. Elmer
is native OF this county and is highly
esteemed by all, especially by the young
people. He was elected president Of the
y i S 9 II at their July election.
Melvin Bamford goes to Monmouth,
Illinois, to attend college. He is q model
young man and has been with us about
five years. 1t was through his work and
influence that the Society OF Christian
endeavor was organized, and he was
elected first president. lie also served
on the social committee two terms.
There is not member OF the society but
what is friend Of his. He leaves with
the best wishes and prayers Of us all.
ANXIOUS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
THE DEMOCRATIC ATTITUDE.

The policy Of the Democrats in the Senate
is very simple one. They have only TO wait
and watch 10 win.
In discussing and seeking 10 amend the
| arif Bill the Democratic Senators are exer-
cising no more tban their right and do ng their
duty, They are, Furthermore, pursuing the
regular and orderly and necessary parliament
AIRY course Of action which has been followed
with every Tariff Bill or other important meas
ure in that body since the formation Of the
Government, The illumination Of The bill al
ready secured is ample proof ofthe necessity Of
debate upon it.
Asto the Force Bill and the gag rule, it Is
the cue Of the Democrats 10 oppose both at
every step and to !he bitter end. 1t is credit
able TO the independence and patriotism Of a
large number Of Republican Senators that they
have reyolted against the revolutionary pro-
gramme Of less sciupulous leaders. The
Democratic members have only TO stick 10
succeed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
Summons.

In he Ci,Ha Court 10, Lidn County, State Q,
Oregon,
w II II Shields, Nj O Il Shiclds,r II Young
aud NJ Young. hof husband, Mary II Dor
ris and j J Doris. her husband, PItTi.
7 ] Shields and Julia Shields his wife, Jas
A Shields ane Emma Shields his wife,
Virginia II Shields, Mimic Shields, Sam
nei l. Shields, Maly Shields. Lzsio Shieds,
kittie Shields, and Sarah N Sbield4.
To Minnie Shields. Samuel |. Shields.
Mary Shields, Lizzie Shields aud Kittie
Shields.
In tho name OF tho state oi Oregon, you
are hereby required 10 be and appear and
answer the complaint flied against you In the
aboyo entitled tuit In the above entitled
court by the fret day Of tho next regular
term Of tho above entitled court, TO wits On
Monday the 9Th day VI October, $500, aud
II you TAIL to appear and anawer the plaintiff
will apply TO tho eouft for tho relief prayed
for ip their complaint, ylzl For a decree oi
the court 10 partition the real estate owned
by plaintiffs snd defendats as tenants 10 com.
mon, described as follows, to.wit,
| t.ots aud 2 ard fractional lot 2 Ia block
III NhHktIU HilAtAfuit w knt HtAg ni AtHHnNl
Linn euuaty. Oregon. Also luts l. 7, s and
tho went half ci lot 2, 10 block ~ 10 the eat,
tern addition to tho city II Albany, Linn
county, Oregon Alao commencing II the s
| w corner of block No 81 In llsGt lemah'.
2nd addition TO the city II Aibapy. Eiat
county, Oregon. and running ihonee odh
efly on the western boundary line a1ic
block III feet, thence easierly parht. vitt
the northern boundary lire Of taid iinet, Gt
feet; thence snatherly parallel ai,h ra.s
western hu Diary line, Ill tott; there
westerly on the a1uthe,n boundary iine d
raid block, GO toos Ia tho ,lar, ti bee'itb 81
And " y partition tannut ba hid wtth
out material lniur2 10 the lnto osi Of ,ha
parties hereto, that the said real eslnls b.
sold as y divided by law and lha pgneoe,ll
| OF id sale ho Iarlitioned according Il
tho respective int0rok,r oflha plaintilf ans
o6iendapiH, and that to cusLs and ala
'u.sments he taxed IA bv law provided
aud for such CInor reliof "a to ,qatt'
may seem just.
| THIS Snu m1ns II published - otdn
"f Hon II l. iioise. Judge 81 sal t'9urs
| made vt Chambers at SR om. r. s..f.
Soptt mher i2lh, 1889.
X wHATHE' tHn
ATTY for plaiutiiil.
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Aswe have said before. republicans are the
real obs,ruetioEisls in the senate. Yesterday
in that body Senator Aitrieh asked unanimous
consent to fix September sIh as the day for q
final vote on the tariif bill. To this democrats
raised no objection, bu, Plumb Of Kansas. one
Of The ablsSt republicans in the senate, objected
and the motion had 10 60 over. The Truth is
that Plumb has very decided views in favor oI
reducing the tariff and wants Smple time iC
discuss the question Of reduction. lie seei
tha, the farming classes Of the west and north
west arc atire wEh enthusiasm in favor Of ma
terial tariff reduction and he wants time to re-
fec, their views. lie is a eoaseieniio Us maj
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
Sheriff Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of Oregon for
fhs County Of Linn
JOSEPHINE 4. SUMMERS,
P'aiaiifr,
WILLIAM ~. >UMaERs,
Defendant.
NJ oTt0aI. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ hl virtue oi an execution. duly ~.
sIad uut al lha above uamed rouIt. la
nj ahCvi emitted actit n, u ma directed
and dtlnertd did, In Lima eoua.y,
stFte ot Oregon, on tbs lith day of Aug
uAt, daily levy upon all tho right. title
and Interest ot vii lam II Sumners, the
aefsniant above namsd, In and To- the
rec! pio2sits hsiein Nor described, and
Will on
atarday, the Isth day OF september. isse,
at tue eou t house door In the city OF
bang. Linn county. oregon, at the
hour o. o'clock, p IN; " said dav, sell
at pubic au ton 10 Tho highest bidder,
all the right, title nnd interest of The said
detondant. William II Summers, in aud
10 the following described pre- n!ses; des
cr,hed as follows to-wii:
Lots No one ~. two i2l and three (3) in
block No "A twenty fouIl in Summers addi-
tioa to the town Of Sodaville in Linn county,
Oregon, according TO the plats aud surveys
OF said town on tile in the clerks Office Of said
county. The proceeds arising from such sale
to DO applied first to tho payment Of the
costs Of and upon said execution; second to
the payment Of plaintiffs claim. amounting
70 the sum Of iifts eight and 55-l00 dollars
(5s55 1907 with aecruing interest thereon at
the rate Of s per cent per annum, since the
10th day OF March. 1877.
Dated this 18th day Of August. 1890.
NJ. ScoTT,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
BY D. s. Smith, Deputy
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for he County Of Linn.
J. s. ANToNELLE, PlaiEt.H \
ANNIE McNULTY, Some
times known by the name OF
Annie Antonelle, Defendant.
Yuyo ANNIE McNULTY, SoMETIME IS
known by the name of Annie Anto.
nellie, the above named defendant,
In the name of the State OF Oregon You
are hereby required t) app ,ar and an,
swer the compiai ut of the above plaintiff,
In the above entitled court, now on file
with III G clerk OF said court. by the first
day Of the next regular term of said court
which said term of slid court begins on
Monday, tho 9th day Of October, lS9D, at
ihts Court House, In Albany. Linn county
Oregon Aid you are hereby further no
tifitd thai 4 you fail 10 afreaf and an
swer said complsint by the time afore
said, and as hereby required, the plaintiff
will take o decree against you for the
relief prsyt d foi in the complaint In tbs
@ tuse, to wit: Directing you te carry out
the trust set forth in said compiainj, and
to deed to plff by good ,.nd suffici
ent deed all II ths following described
real estate to wit:
Begin ing In the center of tho north
nOunuh1 y llU6 Oh iOt a. III DUN " AZ Tue
city Of Albany, and running thence ives
terry on said north boundary line s feet,
thence southerly parallel WI h Ferry st
IN said city. 100 feet TO the south bound
ary line OF SAID LOT; thence easteiIy on
the sou.h boundary line Of said lot %
feet, thence northerly parallel with said
Ferry street 100 feet to the nor II bound
ary line of said lot; thence westerly IL
feet TO tho place of begin ming all Of said
land situated in the city of Albany, Ure
goD, within 30 days from The rendering
Of final decree In said cause and that I'm
case you fall to IN Ike such decd TO plh,
within 80 days flom the rendering OF
such final deer o, that tie iame stand as
and for such deed and that you be per
petuaiiy ei joined frt IN deciding said land
or any srt thereof to anyone ex opt
plaintiff herein, and that plaintiff have
End re cnvef his costs and dii ourselr tnts
herein of and frbfn you
1his summons Is published In pursu-
I nee OF IN order 0fthe HIN r p boise
ndge of said cour'; made al CHAMBER in
tie city tfsaltm, OIfgen. on The Sth dsy
of JUL. 1890.
Published frat time this doth day Of July,
1890.
W.R BILYEu.
Atty for Plaintiff.
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Grcnt tunnel.

PoRT HURON, Mich Aug. a5.--W orkmer
engaged upon the Two ends Of the St caI
river tunnel, between Port Huron and Sarnia
Ont. shook hands wi each other this morn
ing under the ST Clair river, and made th'
great svbterranean highway eci.o with thei
cheers. This marks the completion Of th.
greatest river tunnel in the world, ,and probab
ly the greatest piece Of engineering Of thii
country. 1t is eleven feet longer than th.
Brooklyn bridge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

Tn: elections in Alabama have already
taken place On September the state cleo
tion oecurrs in Arkansas, September in vtr-
mont and September 8 in Maine. Georgi4 fol-
lows October /. No other elections will take
place until November The tendency Of legis,
lation has been Of late years, in most states, to
ohlnge the date Of election so that it may fall
uniformly on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. Twenty years age
California elected its state officers in Septem.
Der, Connecticut in April, Indiana and Iowa,
October, Marie in September, Nebraska in
October, New Hampshire in March, North
Carolina in August, Ohio and Pennsylvania in
October, Tennessee in August and South Car
olina md West Virginia in October.
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Administ-at or's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
IN the undersigned have beea duly ap-
pointed administrators of the es;a . oi
William Cyrus, deceased, iats OF LiEu
county. Dragon. All persons aving
claims az iinst said estate are hereby 90.
titled Ia present them. duly verified at
she Residence CT either CT Us. about seven
miles southeast of Seio, in said Linn
county, Oregon. within SIX months fra
the 1Ate hereof.
Ja y q, 1885,.
HENRY Cyrus,
JANIS ii Perry,
] X " eatherford, Administrator
Atty fer Admrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

OF the Oregon State Weather Bureau,
cooperating with U. s. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Saturday, Aug. cSd,
1890:
WEATHER.
The temperature has been below the
average for the week, Il ranged from As
TO 90 degrees An occasional sprinkle OF
rain fell, Generally partly cloudy wealth
or with some smoke, prevailed.
The rain that fell was not sufficient TO
do any material damage to the harvested
crops. Every section reports yields better
than were anticipated, Late sown spring
wheat Il Is thought. will not be an aver
age, Oats aud barley are generally yield
ing more than was expected,
Hay Is, as rule, better, rs to quantity
and quality than was looked for, the third
crop In many see,lons being very good.
In Yamhill county from q field OF GOO
acres an average yield OF 80 bushels per
acre was obtained. In Benton Co Il Is
estimated that winter wheat will average
81 bushels, and spring wheat IS bushels
IGf uNkEs Aa1AN rVNN 0Ahe ANt fAhtANh AH
high as 6s bushels per acre
Throughout Linn, Marion, Polk
nd the other valley counties the general
veragc has been far more than was antlc
ipa,ed.
The hop crop will be about so,ooo bales
aud Of good quality, In Douglas county
| fruit Is plentiful wheat aud Cats In sec
/ tons good crop. In others only fair
/ l..
water melons are ripe and the crop u
unusually large. In the latter county
white grapes are ripe, other varieties
/ promise we'll. Ia Waco county, wheat,
oats and barley arc nearly all cut. The
! general average yield of wheat Is IS
bushels per acre, eats and barley 90
I bushels. The county, rs whole, has a
| first class WELD. In sherman wheat and
barley are turning out well, Corn and
potatoes promise well Good accounts ol
grain come In from Gillian and Morrow
counties, in the latter barley yields of 20
/ bushels per acre are reported. In neigh
bort 90 / OF Eight Miles, orchards are ei-
! fccted by Green Aptis. In Uma,illa aud
/ Union coun les the wheat crop j. all that
could be expected. The valleys of " lilo "a
county report most satisiaetor. yields In
the Powder River valley more than aver
age yields have been secured, The hay
| crop In the stock country was extra gocd
and more than enough Is supposed 10 be
on hand for any winter weather that may
occur. On bottom and Irrigated land
through Klamath. Lake, ilarney, Crook,
Grant and Malheur counties wheat, oats,
barley and rye yielded above the average
Satisfactory yields are generally re.
ported and fair prices, With an upward
tendency prevail.
II. s. PAauE,
Observer U. $. Signal Service.
Assistant Director Oregon Weather Blu
| rcau.
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Summons.
Linn County.

~ Me Circuit Court efae State OF Oregon .tsr
Linn County.
ED. zEYss. Plsinia,
vs.
8 3 MeFadden and Jeaie Nc.
Fadden. his wife, tpm II
MeFadden and - MeFadden,
his wife, Mary J stout and W
II Stout, her husband, Hattie
q Whitney anl - whitney,
hor husband, Flora I Wright
and r NJ Wright, her husband,
Frank Buolhby. II tI8oothby,
A II Bry ant and II bryant ber
husband, y u Young. l. E
Blsin aud the albany Farm.
ers Company,a u corporation
Defendants
1Hyo THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN
danis, Flora n Wright and n NJ
Wright, hof husband.
III tho maine OF tho state OF Oregon, you
arc hereby required to 10 and appear and
answer tho complaint filed against you In
tho above entitled court IN the above
entitled suit, by tho flrss day Of tho Lext
regular tefui OF tho boye entitled court,
TO wit:
Monday, the aiih day OF October. 1880.
and II yon fall 10 appear and answer, the
plaintiff WIZ apply to tho court for the
relief ptaJ Ell for In his complaint. viz:
For tho foreclosure Of a mortgage On he
following real estate, towi':
Tho nosth onshalf Df tbs dpnyiion land
ella IN 81 Mm McFadden aa Msrpar5 81
Melfddien. hts vie. Mo- NJ ilD5 and
clam No bs, Ia Tp lisS, X w o. win
ametio Meridian. Also tiie nglth one
half OF Tho following aasa,thr1 ~. ni SOS.
towil; Beginning It tho = W euInaf ol
! IN bufth ualf af lhe Hona.i1a ,Hud - i'm
Nj No liJi, and rluiln ht al ip IT y ~
vi thence Hest 30 ehaiu II Hee 4 II
"a hius ia -trH ~ 30 t1 slMins tiona r
Ii abaip- 10 the plae3 . + oSinIing. ati In
iihn county oreg II hni eantsiDihs iy0
Hftss
snt thai tho sauo be s1ld o. satisfy
y ainiin's doEnHfH against Msrsusi
B40ihbS. dec asod, tuf tha sum uf sii0e
- ith intsrs from The 7th u ~ OF Janus,y y
1870. - iiit ratio Of ~ per c''iit per un,slnI
aud ihe fu,tler sun ~ Si25 t0rEsy's
! fses. aud Tor he rosis a,.d disiu.s tnoiiis
gt this sutt 20 t- taxet a, Il tlis =, q n
/ iants and AL Il 'litg under them be
/ faeuyrf iafird ss,d5t tha right al
/ ttd"ntiti h tu = q to ~ is,is. RnI fif
..lra stlii. = sfarr - saAI us =.
+ iisis Summons J.siai A. Is i a
/ tlp,lainh BITS II 1 ii4i =. i.llgp { fhs aLays
sHsitiei 6 au.. male 4 chAm ef. ia III,
ciy of , II, AZ. UffEoa % an iglh Day o
/ Au2ueii lsa1.
n WsATnTnY ,Ip,
/ Aty fDr P.Aiht II
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Reed has apparently changed his mind
abort counting a quorum to cxpel Mr.
Blaine from the republican party. lie /.
g-oving :apPrehensiye that the quorum
will be with Blaine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

RosEBURc, Or, Aug. Asa full gang q
men are clearing the way. and 1000 more viii
be put to work on the Roseburg & Coos Bay
IalIIoad the middle Of h2i month.
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GREETING.

TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
l. Oregon, You aFo hereby cit9d and 10
quired to appear In tho conaty Court. Of
the state cf O.egon. for the Coun.y OF
Lam, at toe court room thereof, At Al.
bany. in the CoInIy Of Linn, on
msndsy. she i.s dag Of September. tsso.
at the hour Of 2 o'clock. n N, OF that day,
lhon ana there 10 AhUw cause, II ~ y
thefebe. Why William Clemens. admin
istsaior, Of tho tatate OF Ruth Bradshaw,
deceased, should not DO licensed to soil
the real property of said ltnth Bradshaw,
deceased. described AS tolloas To wit:
Beglaniug at tho NV corner of John
II Edmonson'a donation land claim. no
tificalton No Zoos, claim No s., in Tp -
Sir 4 W. running thence east 81 50 chains
thence south 80 80 chains, thence wesI
81 50 chains. thence north "a 80 chains
10 the place oi beginning; eoniR' nit < Iit
acres. nil ia Linn county, Oregon.
sEcosp: Beginning in the eenleF Of ID,
Calnpooia creek. on iks east bsKndAry
isue OF tho said John ii EdmonHon's do
nation .anI claim. Notification No 2oJ'
and aim TO 50 in Up II SIR w. ant
running thence south ~ 80 chains To Tho
| southeast corner OF the nerlh 4 Of eait
donation land claim, thence west 2
| chains the center Of the main channel o
said Calapooia creek; tbef 80 up the cen.
Ter of the main ohanhsl of said creek q
the y. scs Of beginning, containing 2
acres, all In Linn county, oregon
Done by order OF tho Hoi
DRN blackburn, judge Df th,
County Court, OF the State o
- Oregon, for toe County Linn
80, with tue seal Of said conrt fix
| ed this Let day of August. A u
49, 1890.
(Aitest1 y z PAYNE,
County Clerk
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Summons.
In fhe Crema Cont ef he STATE q Ore
goa, foy Linn Comfy.

In fhe cUeaH Cont ef he STATE q Ore
goa, foy Linn Comfy.
MARTHA PIERCE. PIN,
Malinda ifodgtn. Sarah Russ
and Russ. her husband,
Ro EFT Hodgin and Mary
uadgin- his wife. Jacob Hod
gin and ) Iiodgtn, bis wifo.
Frances White and J w
white, her husband. Eliza
beth Miller and NJ Miller. her
husband, she,isy Boydsion
and Martha Boy dssou.
Defendants.
V,o SAID DEFENDANTS. MALINDA
l. Hodgin. rsFsh RaEs. kuss, Robert
Hodkin, Mary Hodgln, Jaoeh Hosgln,
y Hodgin, Frances White, J w White,
Eiizabsth Miller, 81 Miller, Sherloy
Boyas'on e. d Martha Boydston.
In tha name OF the state OF Oregon, you
are hereby required TO be aud appear and
answer the complain. tilet against you In
the above eatitled court In the above
entitled suit by the frat Gay Of the next
regular torn OF ho above entitled csuit.
toRii:
sienGay the s:ih day of October. 1880.
+ aud u you fail 10 appear and answer the
/ paintitf will apply 10 tbs court for the
/ relief prayed for in her complaint. Wig
/ For decree of the court 20 correct a deed
/ made hy James Hodgln and Malinda
I Hodg'n dated December 3fd 1864 10 the
/ following lands:
/ The s}S of fthe ~. of Sec S, Tp IS. sR 3
( ". tho sss tho So 81 the SWL OF Sec
! Up Is. Sf w also the Ejs Of tho Eh
/ OF too NW1s OF See 8. Tp IS, ar W, Il
/ being Lo donation land calm OF James
aud hallnda Hodgin. containing $40 acres
sotuat the same shall descr.Lo the land,
/ iLteb9ed 10 bs conveyed, and described
as fellows. towit: Tho dohstion land
claisn of James HDdsin and Malinda
Ho1sin, his wife, being Not No 4Di4 and
described a. the south half Of the
southwest quarter aud this s1nth half o
tho southeast quarter CT Section i've; thu
south hat of the south invest qaarteT a
Sec ION four, gud the cas-. half of he north
west quarter t.fScction nine, ia TIP Is n, J
W, in Linn county, Oregon. conta ninF
go Ectea.
And that plaintiff be decrceod TO be tn
owEer of ali of said lands, And that ihi
detsndarts and each and all OF them ant
any PSI ons holding by, through, oi
under them be forever enjoined from
Calming any right, title or interest In o
TO said lands. And FOR tho costs an.
disbursements oi this action TO bO taxed
This sumunns Is Published by order O
tho Hon X BolSo jtdgs OF the abov
entitled court. mace at Chambers q
salem. Oregon. August i9.h. is9n.
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