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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11

members were admitted and special
committee appointed to look up all
members of the trade and see that they
have an opportunity to JOIN the union.
The carpenters union has changed its
time Of meeting and will now meet
every Thursday evening at the Labor
Temple, the recent increase in mem
Der ship making weekly meetings adj
yisable.
The K. of L.. Building association dis
rectOrs held a business meeting last
Tuesday evening and discussed several
measures of interest to the stOckhOlder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11

Those desiring Vases and Window Boxes started early If
Orders left at City Store will get filled and hold
in Greenhouse until such time be placed outside with
safety. NO EXTRA CHARGE This is the most satisfactory
PLAN Plants then become thoroughly rooted and give better
results.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
To Nervous. DebiIitated Men.

If you will send US your address we
will send you DIR. Dyes Celebrated Vol
taic Belt and Appliances on trial. They
will quickly restore you to vigor, man
hood and health. Pamphlet free.
YoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
EVENTS OF raE WEEK.

The newly organized tin and cornice
workers union held, special meeting
Tuesday evening at the Labor Temple.
The charter was +, ceived and the found
ing ceremony perIormed; forty new
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11

apparent cause. The flock is without a
leader, and Fritz Gellerup can now
claim two anarchists where before there
was but one. See G. J. Buell's letter in
recent issue of an evening paper.
The Nationalist are becoming practi-
cal, and, from their latest resolution in
regard to the appointment of post
master. seem to have a desire to get
into practical politics. "HoW hath the
mighty fallen.n Is this the result of
mixing with the horny handed working
man in the monthly meetings at the
Labor Temple?
The ever-consistent and scientific
socialist. w. G. 81. Smart. is said to be
much pleased with his clerkship in the
national b ureau of labor statistics.
Think of the disciple OF Karl Marx and
Lawrence Gronlund feeding at the pub
lie crib.
The poor working girl is to be taught
the science of cooking this week, and it
is to be hoped that she will not be I'M
grateful and neglect her opportunity.
Miss Amy Barnes, DR.. Mary Milestone
and other phiianthrOpiSts are arranging
for course of free lectures, to be given
at the Labor Temple this week. OF
course all the hOusekeepers will give
their servants several consecutive days
vacation. and not ask them to work over
time next week to make il up, so that
they may become scientific cooks. This
addition to their accomplishments
will not, of course, have any tend
ency to raise wages, or make the help
more impertinent. On the contrary, it
may fill them with sense of their own
utter unworthiness. ChautauQua cir
cles and union of servant girls are on
the list after the cooking school.
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Copyright, 1891

iiquid) for Constipation, Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
II is the great Liver and Kidney Cure. Unequalled
Makes the skin fresh and clear by purifying the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11

!. TAKE Rogers Royal Herbs (dry OF
B Sick-he2dache, and Kidney troubles.
or producing a fine complexion.
Mood Prise, 500 At Druggists
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
LAWN MOWERS AND SPRINKLERS,
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY

Grounds Handicapped, Laid Out and Cared For During
Summer Months at Moderate Rates.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11

The tin and cornice workers. cigar
makers, carpenters, machinlsts and sew
erdl K. of l.. assemblies reported in
favor of state federation of labor; the
other organizations had not yet had an
opport unity to discuss the question
fully.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-05
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the duly ap
pointed. qualified and acting administra-
tor of the estate OF Ruth Bradshaw, de-
ceased. will by virtue of an order of the
county court for Linn county. Oregon,
duly made and entered of record at tho
November Term thereof, 1890, towit;
On the 9th day of November, in the
matter OF The estate of Ruth Bradshaw de
cessod autho, izing and direc.ing he ale
of the following described real property
belonging to said estate, TO wit:
Beginning at tho corner of John H.
EGmonson's donation land claimNot. No.
zoos and claim No. So, in tip II, S. II. 4 w !,
running from thence East 3l.69 chains,
thence South 3f.49 chains, thence West
3l SO chains, thence North 81 40 chains to
the place OF beginning, containing lilo
acres, all in Linn County, Oregon.
Also beginning in the canter of the Cal
apooia creek on the cast boundery line of
the said John III. T6monsons donation
lend claim Not No zoos a2d claim No. 5S
in tp II S r 4 " and running thence south
1880 chains to the southeast cerner of the
north half of the said donation claim,
thence West 25 chains to the center of the
main channel of said Calapooia creek
thence up tha center of tho main channel
of said creek tosthe place of beginning,
containing 20 acres, all In Linn County,
| Oregon.
Now, Therefore, William Clemens ad
ministrator Of the estate aforesaid, will oi
| fer said promises for sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder at the court house
| door in the City of Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, en- the 3rd day Of january 1891 al
the hour Of one O'Clock p m. Of said day
| Terms OF sale cash in hand.
III H WEATuERFoRD WAT. GEEM HNs.
Atty for estate. administrator
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Referees sale.

n hs Circalroart of.ie Slt,e Of Oreg3a Ioy
he County Of Linn,
w II Mccoy and Ella Mccoy, nis vile. JF
NeCoy. unmarried. A Il Mccoy aud Clara Is
McCo", hiA wife. Geo j MeCoy hnd Nancy
} NeCoy. his wife. Lillian French aud + 81
ffobph, her husband. Plaintiffs,
VS..
James /; Mccoy Rnd May Mccay, his wife,
II y Aerrll aud ID Tfumbuii, Defendants.
NOTICE ia hereby given that By virtue
Of An order Of sAle aud decree duly made
aud entered 0t record ia the above entitled
Cnurt on the 9Th day Of October. 1890. the
undersigned duly appointed soie referee, in
the ~boYe entitled Court, wall on
Saturday. the ssih day OF December. 1899.
81 tie hour Of 10 o'clock 4. m sell at the
Court Hous0 doof in the city Of Albany, Linn
county. Oregon. At public auction for cash
III band 10 the highest bidder the real prop
efty described Ia said order al gale as fol-
lows, to-ait:
THE South halr Of Tie Donation Land
Claim o! John Ms Coy and Sarah Mccoy
lia . ife, ratification numbsr 2035, calm
num',er 50, In township IL \. X 4. w Of
the Willamette maEidiaa Ia Linn county
Oregon.
rho proceeds arising from tho sale Of
said pFsn!sos 10 be applied first TO the
payment Of tho costs and disbursements
OF sail faxed at sl7.75 and the costs and
expenses ~ sale knd ihs 0veFplns To be
disgjbuted among the several parties TO
kaid suit, plaintiffs aud defou6ents, ac-
coTdigg 10 their respective rights a. set
forth and provided in said decree and Or
der Of aalc.
S0yeIber l2th, 1890.
GEORGE HUMPHREY,
Sole Referee
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$GI9


SCIo.-E Coins last week sold his In.
tcrcst IN the lease OF the Je!iecson mills to
his partner, and will in the future devote
his entire attention 70 his business inter
es,s In this city.
Mr.. J. &. Eagan, OF the firm OF Eagan
& Achcson, marble dealers oi Albany, &C
eomPanied by Johnny Murphy. made Us a
pleasant call on Tuesday.
Sheriff Matt Scott was in our cts Wed,
nesdny and Thursday 10 the capacity Of
tax collector. lie collected IN Doth pre-
cincts, Scio ard Franklin Bate, a liltlc
over $4,000.
Two men were on our streets thanks
giving day whose combiurd ag.s amount
to iS7 yearS. Uncle Johnny Crabtrec,
aged 81 years, Of this county. and Grand
father Bailey, OF Salem, 50 years old.
Truly they have something to be thank
ial for.-Preas
i BUSINESS SoLD. DIR. Geo. ". Cray
the pioneer dentist, Of this city, has sold
his dental office fixtures and business here
20 Dr.. =. +. STAR, Of Iowa. who will take
charge Of the same on January I, when
DR., GRAY Will retire from the business and
devote his time to resting up and other in
teTes,s. The Doctor began prc.icing IN
the spring OF 1861 and has been ~ business
here continuously since.
AS ELECTRIC SRocE--A very peculiar
accident happened at Eugene n few days
ago: Willie a butcher v.hO works for
Fisher & Watkins Was tuning on the
elsc;r;c lighl ia their CuttiGg roCm,h acei
DENLY touched the mctal above the siadc
auJ WIS inu ,Giaieiy knocked down. The
ilOuT he was e'ard.gg on MAS covered
vim all ard wa.,r, which lcrmed = con-
dGc'aI Tor n, ,'nliuc lgid.
TnG SALEa ELEcTfoa.-At Salem yes
terday ? II Darcy, dem, was elected
Mayor by majority. GoCdtn, rep. was
elected Recorder by l75 majority. Harry
Mirto Marshal by 20 majority, and Il J
Swaiford Treasurer by 2gG majority. sos
votes were cast for Mayor, and big vote
WAS polled, the contest being a very hot
one, particularly on Mayor.
4 PoRrLAvD WoMAS named Sharp,
given notorioiy in the Portland Mercury,
q sensational paper, which, though gen.
orally tells the truth, says tic woman
claims to have been engaged TO sam
Hihtdd, wealthy lAeflUdH o. ADrNaIlIs.
Mr smcad iOrmerly resided in Albany
with lis wife, from whom We under
stand be has uecn srparated gOme time.
\ CoTLY P!cUEE.--Mr Watt MGEteiih
placed in his saloon 10 day an oil paint
ing, such as caused 70 much ccnsterna
tiOn at the recent fair az Portland. II
was purchased Of Gunst, Of Portland, fol
the reputed price Of $3.50, and was paint
ed by one Of the famous Partisan srtists
Michelet, we believe.
Mr. Peebler has returned from Southen
California, where he left his wife a
Pasadena. The daily temperature wai
about 50 TO IS and oranges were in thei
glory. Mrs Peebler remained for he
| health.
MIgISG CLAIMS. IT l. Henness, place
mine, Santiam District. Located Noyem
Der 25th.
w A Acock, Matte Belle" quart
mine, Santian. district. Located Sept 8
Filed Dec I.
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TIE RerNat.ieAN..
Weather

summary IS As.epry,oay fpr Npy. ls30.
trom observations taken Al Albany. l.iun 60.
Oregon. By John Bfirgs.voi observer for the
Signal SerYieo. u q Army.
Hiahest barometer ou tha -. - IL.
Lowest barometer. an he ). $3.50.
Nosa barometer iar tie mouth. - -.
highest daily Egeys 60 % Lar. - l.
LaVrat 1hilg aysrazr # bar. - -.
Hisissi tmFsf3la.= su the J. -.
ins etl trWftratUTa ru the Il. -.
= su tor tLr iaou.H 3 68.
Eiehsat daily Fauea oi there tho .. 30.
l.paest daij5 TaBer,f llssf. o. tae So 3
H.a. ,rgu sr..tarr et s. 80. ds;iy s6 s.
t.,aa 'lnisftiaie a. ~. 80 ds,.s g5.4
>. ESQ t.HIs. stLFe 10 2 .. u,.dail} -
-, .attIuE q atEs c5ipia Of wind, y.
Asz Y,loSfY or force, ..
Total rainfall Or melted snow. G.4i
Depth dt haew 1T ind q moslh, o.
Number Of days uu whish .0i inch o. u.nfs
rain fell. 3.
Number Of days of cIoudiuess average
scale oi 10. S.
o. 80 days obsorvstinnh II were clear, s
cloudy. iair. ( f4gfy niofuiugs. rain,
hazv. o 0oycrcast. o smoky.
Frost on the m1rqiHas 81 Is dsya.
Temp o % on ayels.s ot ~ ysafs.
Raiaiail - a. au avsra.o a II ytars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-05
sllcrins sale.
IN the Circuit Court Of he State or Oreoon
for kho County Of Linn.

1Vt'fF
for Hc County of Linn.
Tie Dundee Mortgage and Trnat
lnfestnens Company, hunted.
PaiaiiHe,
I S Thompson. aud Elfci4sa
Thompson, his sife, J l. Cowan
aud y Cowsn, bic wife, K
Weathei ford and N a Weather
ford, hio wife. Martha Il School.
ing ard w X Bilyeu, Ds'tlda'ts.
NOTICE h hsroby given that b. yittue
oi sn cSoeuttog aud ofdef Gf sale issnsd out
Of The hb0yg uatned Court, 10 tho abo"s on
titled action, / will on
Saturday, lile iJii day " December, 1890,
A. tns Court House door In the city ef AT
bsay. Lien county, Oregon, a. the hour Of
o'eloolt =. IN of said day. sell NJ public
auction Tor each IN hand 10 the highest bid.
der The real property ~ sad execution aud
order Df sale described ~ follows % wit,
The south half II tbs northeast qatrter s,.d
the east half u the southeast quarter Of ace.
ti1n twenty, snd the south hall u the son,h
west qnarter ~ section t"ebty the, and the
north Laif Ui ths aGrtbwsat quarter # So
ton t~Gnty- sight, al IN toa Dsbip thifleqn.
@"atH range tHp "eAb - vac Willamette
meridian ii Linn county. Oregon, containing
800 aeres more or lesf. The proceeds arising
IRON the sale Of said promises 10 te applied
First, 10 tie payment Of tho costs aud dis-
buismfuis ot the aboYe entitled suit taxed
At 40 30, aud the aecfGng c0sts Of aud up.
on said execution. second. 10 the payment
oi plaintiffs claim, amounting 10 the sum Of
s.l9.50 aud aCcrning interest theieon at the
rate 0t 10 per cent per annuni ,aiid tho turth-
OF sum Of $4,000. AttoTbcy'a fees. Fourth.
% the pay nent Of the claim Of lhe dsfeadant
w K Bi!you, 10 wit. tho sun nf s275 30, and
hith, y any balance ramaia IT, paid TO the
deis"dab't. ! . and Nafcisgs Thompson.
Dated this 9Th day Of November, 1890.
81. SocIT,
Sheriff II Linn county, o..
BY d 8 Smith, deputy.
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nR0WNkyfLLE.
December lat, 1890.


Died. at this place, on Nov. Goth, Of
consumption, Josephine, wife Of Henry 9
| Mackey. She was buried in the city
cemetery on Thanksgiving day.
Tho meeting ut the Baptist church
on last Saturday was well attended, but
~ OF old no minister was elected. There
appears 10 be two factions in this church
and both are like the dog in the manger
that cannot cat the hay and will not let
the COW have it. This looks bad for thoBe
who profess to love the good Of mankind.
Time TO come and let us reason together.
For some reasons Thanksgiving day
WAS not observed here. Some were too
busy 10 give thanks and like most Amer
leans were In the mad race for the T,
while others were deprived on account Of
tho sofrowa Of the day.
We see the Times has called in Memo,
Of this place, on the county business, and
says we will divide the county, etc. Now
Memo likes 10 deBcant on his service,
when other men paid II we can't get JUS
tice ut Washington wc will divide the
Union, yet he IL IN for division. n 70,
and IL IL not done, then we say have ns
much money spent in the south half Of
the county aa IN the north, aud II not,
rcgieler nh eternal kick about IT,; but az
for ua We have no fault to find, MS al oi
tho rivers IN this part are hridged, aud II
bridge " necessity la some other
place put II up. | guess we will come
down with our proportion Of the taxes,
and continue To do 80 az IN the past. We
cannot see what there In 20 kick about,
Tor one part Of county who hag no large
aud turbulent streams TO contend with
to be always growing at those who have
esta Of the county nor o. the whole pco.
pie. The greatest good to the greatest
number, 10 our motto, with special priyi-
legea to none. J. y. &.
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ahoi sy a aIzat watriisnaa.

Saturday evening just before ,ac Iost-
!aud .r.i. arrived, rigatwHch MeClaiE,
seeing tramp, -.ooLirE gaG On the r!a,
form. told him hc had better leagc, as hr-
VAS looking tor q tramp on the irain aCd
vante.l na coatu-i9a TIE tnIn SAID lac
vas cook aud had jast soften job ti
Ile s. .serls iCufe McClain, not tasing
aa. ttG.k ia hi. assrI;;tur, ordered him
oG . and he G.sasPearcj.
\ Ccsra.sh lad been received hy ,hc
~ 4fshai, from Salem, ordering the Or
rest Of tramp who would probably be On
the trian, and when the tain arrived
McClain was on lhc lookout. Seeing 4
man lump from behind the cattle pen, near
the water tank, and run, thinking II might
be the man h. ,gas aftcr he ordered him
10 stop, The man refused. Thea Actiain
told him 10 rtop or tc wcu.d shoot. Not
doing 70 BE- fred - the lsn "as going
around the ff-i.ht bauEe, wi'h 80 Intention
Of hitting him I 1hc ulan stepped aEd then
cams task, drclairg hc lad becH shot,
Which proved 10 hr 'gg ,asv. Op ap-
preaching him 'ie ulli.tHat-h lc4rn,d il
was tlp J. go claiming 10 be cook. lie
70 hi1s So lhe A. ay,riy aouHc, where ibf
Nas.nh aNeEdt1 i:iH. The b7lt hga
posed ito the mans tiglt side, criag
rGcr the skin only ard out abort dis.
IL. &C further towards the front. The man
gave his name rs Fred Volley. lie had
| gotten his breakfast that day at the TX :
change hotel. free, and his dinner and
supper at the Haverly, where be bad
/ been hired to take the other cooks place,
beginning Sunda, morning. II IS doubted
! though, If he were a cook at all, and It was
thought he was intending TO leave on the
train, he Gays he was at the depot to meet
a friend whom hc expected through on the
train in order TO tell him that he had JOB
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DIED.

CRABTREE.--on Nov. 18th, 1890, at
Shangle, WASH, Mr.. William Crabtree,
aged 60 years. Mr. Crabtree, highly
respected citizen, was an immigrant to
Linn county in 1845, being one of the
first to come to this county, and resided
here until about eight years ago. He
leaves wife and several children. Nh
Crabtree had only been sick a few days,
being taken violently i'll short time be-
fore his death.
LAF0REST. On Monday, Dec. 1st
1890, the months old daughter of Mr.
Eugene LaForest.
Funeral services occurred this after
noon.
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THE INDrAS WAR.-Pecplc generally
do not anticipate anything serious with
the Incians in Dakota. a more serious
matter Is that of getting the best groceries
at the least price. A sure way TO learn
how is to call on Powell & Co. Their
prices the lowest. For a complete assort
ment to select from, they stand in the
front ranks.
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A sIatca Hum {.

If you will allow me space in your pa
per l would like to give the boys great
praise and credit. They certainly did well
as hunters on thanksgiving day armed with
shotguhs and knives. Walter Settle and
Mcrvin Turner were chosen as captains.
When they started 70. the woods one
would have thought from the sound OF
guns they would not leave single bird
yet we can't miss them, except now and
then we see a carcas with his head carved
off and gohe, which was all that was nee
essary for a score. One man captured a
live skunk, sacked him and started, but
he got SO loud he got his freedom. An
other found dead shitepoke; he carved
off bis head, and on he went, thinking nc
one had seen him.
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AR uEo " GRAY having sold his
ET dentist business, 10 give possession
January l. 1891, meSt earnestly requests
his many fsiep il who may wish him 10
put iheir teeth in good repair before re.
tiring IN cali early. All who find them
selves indebted TO him, are expected 10
cal! and aestla soon,
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HIET5 TO HousEKEEPERs. Always set
the mouse trap before retiring nights.
Keep the best class Of groceries you can
buy and use only fresh produce. Trade
at the best grocery stores, and by the way
there is none better than Conn & Hen
1ricson's. They keep the best in the
market, buy their produce Of the best
gardeners, keep the freshest fruits in
season, and carry fine line OF standard
groceries generally.
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No DANGER. No one can ever be
wrecked financially who buys their groce-
ries of Parker Bros. You are sure of good
quality, low prices and first class treat
ment. Their stock is always up with the
market. consisting of the freshest vegeta--
bIes and best groceries to be found. Their
bakery department in splendid hands,
and their baked goods can always be relied
en-.
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NEw CARPETS, new carpets, new car
pets and new styles, latest patterns, the
best in the market, just received at A. b.
McIlwain's. The stock is large and
choice, selected for this market, and peo-
pie wanting the best carpets at the low
est prices should call and inspect his
splendid stock. 1t was bought low and
will be sold low.
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Assignee's Notice .

Na.ise is hssehy Eisea that the undef.
sigae3 tsa been Gu.y appointed and qualified
Aa ti5neo tf the estate of Earl EHce. an
lnsalysn: dutsaF. All persons having claims
assiast said ,staie are hereby required TO
pTeseht the ssno 20 the undersigned ~ a.
bsay, Oregon. Sithia three months from this
date. properly verified as by las rcquir,d.
November 5li, 1880
l.. c. MARSHALL,
Assignee.
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Horses for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED has fer sale a
4 his place near Albany lot Of good
we'll broke horses to-wit: A span of sor
rels. weight 1429 POUNDS each; span o
grnys, l40o; span Of bays, 1900; span o
drivers, $50; one family carriage horse
large and good style; and two good saddl
horses. Prices reasonable and term