The state rights democrat., May 17, 1889, Image 2

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The f.roile of Pendleton refused to pay the
OrrgmHtnn lot writing up their town.
Railroml men Mjr there are between 2000
n! 3000 trnmris of the most desperate order
along the line of railroad between Ogdea and
Reno, CiU
It U Mid that a idle brain is the devil's
workshop. If reports as to the number of idle
men in the country are true, surely his majesty
an claim a larger interest in affairs to-day than
eybody else.
A little boy, compelled on account of a long
journey to drink condensed milk, took his
mother into his confidence! "Mamma, I wish
to heavens the condensed cow would die,"
Singular as it may appear. Jay Gould cannot
ice any public danger in the accumulation of
great wealth in the hands of a few individuals.
He thinks rich men or at least one rich man
rather deurable than otherwise. Aw
is a subject upon which the opinion of
this
Jy
Gould is valuable.
Young George VanJerbilt has among hi
treasures the table which Napoleon wrote upon
during his exile at St Helena. It was present
ed to him by James Mc Henry of Lndon,whose
house in Holland park is a rqHwitory for inter
est ing relict of the empire.
The lavages of the bird in the cornfields of
Barnwell county, iS C, are almost ithout pre
cedent. In many places the fields have been
planted the second time, and now the birds are
devouring the young com as fust as it appears
Great jirogess is being made in dentistry for
animals. Barnum's hippopotamus lately sat
and had a bad tooth extracted without a growl
and the same operation is now practiced on
lions and tigers. When the wild beasts are all
provided with fake teeth we propose to inter
view a few of them in their cages.
1 lie Kast Oregonian thinks the outlook for
good prices for wheat after harvest is better now
than at this time last year. It says the Austral
ia and India crop was harvested in January and
February and proved almost failure so that
source of competition ill not have to be met.
Elections were held Tuesday in Wash
ington, North and South Dakota and Mon
tana to elect delegates to their respective
constitutional conventions. UI course
republicans elected a majority of the mem
bert in the th.ee former, but the returns
indicate that the democrats have elected a
majority in Montana. II this Is true they
will be able to elect the two U S Senators
this fall
A new boy preacher hat been creating
quite an excitement in Georgia. Tnlt la-
test evangelist bears the unpoctlc name of
Jtmmie Cook. He is 11 years old and
weight) about fifty pounds. He delivers
ttirring sermons from biblical textt and
hat converted quite a number of people.
Aaron Harvey ,a tea captain.of Machias,
Maine, departed on a voyage in iS6o,Ieav
ing at home a wife and five, children. He
hat just returned, after twenty-nine years'
wandering in all parts of the earth. He
finds his children grown up and married
and his wife living with another husband.
The tail of the British lion hat not been
twisted according to promise by the present
Administration. The President has an English
man km Private Secretary, employs English
servants in the White House and hat selected
an Englishman to count the sixty millions, more
or lest, of American people and make known
to the rest of the universe how they get their
living. That vigorous American policy bat
not been inaugurated in the White House, at
least
The friendship of the Republican! for th.
colored people be lure an election is very dee;'.
The leader are wont to lament that the race
baa not been recognized more substantially by
preceding administrations, and to promise with
out reserve that this shall be all remedied in
the future. After the election this regard for
their colored brethren disappears as rapidly
love after a honeymoon. It would teem that
this simple confidence gime would be under
stood after it had been tried once, but the Re
publicans have buncoed the colored people out
of their votes Ibr twenty-four years with great
success.
These prophetic words of Lincoln !
Would that they were indelibly fixed in
the mind of every intelligent man in the
nation : "But I see in the near future a
crisis approaching which unnerves me.and
causes me to tremble for the safety of my
country. At a result of the war, corpora
tion have been enthroned, and an era of
corruption in high placet will follow, and
the money power of the country will en
deavor to prolong its reign by working
upon the prejudices of the people until alt
wealth it aggregated in a few hands anil
the republic is destroyed.
The Mouiiiuiurer iemc the practice lately
coming into vogue cf 'owns throughout the
valley booming" themselves by advertising in
papers published in other than the "booming'
town. It claims that the principle of "protec
tion" should e made to ap"ly in this matter
and that the people of a town should advertise
in their own local paper and not in thi Orrg
OMfunand othfr papers at torn towns have
been doing. Now we suppose that this would
be all right so far as the Klounlainetr is con
cerned if the people of the Dalles were going
to advertie their town, b it we feel quite ture
that that other pur-blin.l "protection" pi per
in urrgoiuau will vigorously protest rgv.nst
thi very reasonable applica'ion of the princip
les of "protection'' as taught by these worship
ers at the shrine of the god of protection. A
false doctrine alwayt comes back to pester and
atnoy him who propagates it.
The dispatches tell us of one Mr Shank, a
special pension Examiner of Lima Ohio, a dem
ocrat, who wrote a letter to Mr Tanner resign
ing his office as special Examiner, giving his
reason that he served in the war for the union,
that he is a democrat, and that since this is a
republican administration, he believes it will
be incompatible, with the politics of the ad
ministration to retain him in office. We are
told that Tanner -eplied to Shank's letter ttat
ing that he, Tanner, wat not there to remove
democrats from office etc. This it a little
scheme gotten up, douWless, by the cabinet of
Harrison to manufacture a little cheap capital
and reputation for the administration. But the
public are not to easily deceived. That demo
era's all over the country are being removed
daily by the scores and hundreds from federal
portions for no other reason tlun that they are
democrat ,to make room ior other persons for no
other reasons than that the latter are republi
cans.can not admit of a doubt. The oU soldier
go as rj iickly as others. Almost the first post
master removed in Oregon was an old soldier.
No charges of unfitness or incompetency were
alleged cgiinst him, but he was a democrat and
h id to gr. The Democrat raises no question
filoiit turning nil democrats out, because it is
largely made a 'juestion of party policy, to de
termine or influence which it has no right to
; eak. liut it docs protest against the miser
able pretense and hypocritical cant set up by
this administration sbout following out the
pledges it made before the election to enforce
the principle of civil service reform, when de
cepitntion is going on rll sides. for political
reasons only. The people see plainly through
Tanners thin sutterfuge.
A ClUMC.
In alt avocation In life Is to be found
the crank. In religion be stalks abroad
disturbing the equanimity of thi devoted,
candid followers of the meek and lowly
one, and.ltt fact in all the buslne, social
aud political relations of life this eccentric
specimen of thtffNaj Amh makes himself
ridiculous by hit Idiosyncrasies and hob
bles In and by widen he seeint to live and
move and have his peculiar being. No
man presents to the public eye a more
perfectne timilit of the above picture than
the editor of the Oregon liinJt. He it a
crank of the first wa'cr on the subject of
"high tariff." He now wants every dem
ocrat holding a federal Aice to be dis
charged at once It he la a tariff reformer
or "free trader," at tlilt crank callt every
democrat who doet not bow the tuppllant
knee to the god of "protection." To him
it mature not bow competent and efficient
such democrat may e, it be Is In favor of
reducing r taxes, then thlt rtckety gon
falonier of (be "protection" devotee! ot
Baker county would bring down the gul's.
lotlne and take off hit head Instanter. The
very thought that a man who believe that
the best interests of this country demands
that salt, lumber, coal, jute tncks, binding
twine or other articles should be placed on
the free list, or that tariff rates tdiould be
lowered on them, should be found hand
ling mall for the public, tr serving papers
as a United States Marshal, or conducting
tha routine, ministerial duties of a United
States land office, however well he may be
otherwise fitted for his station, Is sufficient
to fill the little soul ot this harvest-lord
with the cravest apprehension for the
safctv ot the republic. And be recom
mends that heroic treatment should tie at
once and without delay retorted to In or
der to save the country that of Inglorious-
ly bouncing every tuch democrat from
office without reference to bis fitness to do
the work of his station. rinuiian-like
Hursh wants to know what we are here
tor. Hit highest conception of the good
attending party success Is the gathering in
ot the spoils, and if there are not offices
enough to go round among the faithful he
would have them created for the special
benefit of the "boys." Well every ma
chine must have a "crank," and Hursh
makes a good one.
"PIONEEtV
King's VxLLaY,Oa.,May mh.JiSSo.
Editors JJtmocral 1
in the urrgoHMH of April nth was an
article on internal improvement by the
state, written by one who signs himself
Ploneer," who tayt a number of hard
things against the Democrat, the demo
cratic party and Governor Pennoyr. He
mentions the governor as a man of mean
birth, who owns a little saw mitt and who
employes dagoet and taw log men to do
hla work. It Is very well for this up -start
republican leader now to apeak meanly
and disparagingly of laboring men, but the
memorte ot laboring people go back a
few montlit to the time when republican
leader including "Pioneer" were loudly
making the niot ex'ravagant profession
ot paternal Interest In the welfare of labor
ing people. But now tht the election I
over these blatant leader have no more
use f?r ut until another election roil
around. Governor Pennoyer may be of
mean birth and Pioneer of "noble birth,"
but thlt hat nothing to do with the fact
that the Governor U the best friend labor
people have ever had In authority In Ore
gon. "Pioneer's" sympathy 1 fully shown
far the Chinaman, but not an honest word
in behalf of whit? labore-t. I. now take
pleasure in Introducing to the general pub
tic this "Pioneer," this man who doet not
like the governor because he U of ."mean"
birth, thlt "nob!e"-birth man who attempts
to abuse the Democrat because It boldly
and fcarlejsly stands for the people and
their rights against the hungry borde ot
tax-eaters that hung around Salem like
carHon crows last winter, this man who so
flippantly denounces all men as "kicker,
who have the courage to stand between
the people and the swarms of voracious
cormorants and hungry mendicants that
would cat up the substance of lioneit peo
ple, this man whose only complaint, in
fact, is that he was "kicked" out of the
office of railroad commissioner by the gov
ernor becauie his services were of no
earthly value to this people George Wag
goner. Mr. Editor, this i wi ittcn by one
who worked for George Waggoner last
win'.cr.and knows whereof he speaks when
he :r that he wrote the article signed
"I: 1 er" and published in the Ortgonian
of.. . Iluth. He read the article to hi
fan. at home In rav precnce. I
kno.. from personal experience that Wag
goner is an enemy of labor people.
Charles Lawrence.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
lluMtana Deatoermtie. m
Helena, Mont., May 14. The democrat
have carried the election fur delegate to the
constitutional convention beyond a doubt.
tvery district in Kutte went democratic and
other district which the repubhesns were con
bdent of carrying. A heivy snow storm all
over ft territory operated against anytliine
like a full vote. Thi victory of the democrat
will give them the power in the constitutional
convention to re-district the present legislative
districts, whereby of course,is a great advantage
as 11 win prorjauiy tesuit in me election ol two
United State senators of their jli ical pertua
sion, The returns grow more favorable for the
democrats a they come in later.
The 1 OO Fof California.
San FEANCisco.May 14. The grand .lodge
of California, I O O F., met in it Thirty.
seventh annual communication here this morn
ing. The secretary s report show that the
membership of the order has crow ti from 08;
in 1853 to 26,477 in 1888. During this period
tne total amount expended tor relief was 53,
566,940.
A Washington Hurt Won.
ixuisvil!.e, May 14. a big crowd wa
drawn to the Churchill Down for the race to
day by the contest between Proctor Knott and
Spokane. There were few here from the West
to back the Washington territory horse. The
defer t of Knott in the Derby had shaken the
confidence in him somewhat yet the odds could
not be shoved to such ligtire as to induce the
backing of the supposed small chance that be
would be beaten. Knott took the lead, but
rpokane passed him at the finish, coming in
iwo lengins neai.
A AYaliliiston Cyclone.
Tacoma, W T., May 13. One of the most
terrible duasters known in the annals of the
Pacific Northwest happened in this city this
evening, hour men arc known to have lost
their livts by this accident, several are injured
severely, and one, it is believed fatally, and
others are missing. A terrible windstorm
which came up a f:w minutes before 6 thi
evening wis the cause of this catastrophe.
Wal'er Kates, I rank McLonnell, hlamslaus
Gervaisi, Thos. C Hell and H Snell were
ki'lod, and several buildings demolished.
A Railroad War.
New York, May 13. There is great com-
motion here in matters relating to Northwest
ern railroad interests. The full facts are dif
ficult to eet at, but it is learned that the con-
test for control of the Oregon Railway & Navi
cation Company through the Oregon & Trans
continental has led to procs'-d-jit; which have
produced great excitement among those interest
ed, and which re denounced by the ami Vil-
lard party as extraordinary and illegal.
A Itig Jnilgniflnt.
Washington, May 13. The V S supreme
court to-day, in an opinion by Justice Bradley,
awarded the executors of the will of Myra Clark
Gaines the sum of $568,000 against the city of
New Orleans, for the use of property sold by
the city but recovered by Mrs Gaines..
Attain? tif l it.
San Fram V, v 1 5 - .' , .'.'ss-'n
Washington states tl-.t t'.ie st ; .ii.mi ut f J It
Mashnnry, of Kan Tutu U. n, t of
Alaska will bo made by President Kairumn to
morrow. In this city the appointment give
general satisfaction. Mahoney ha always been
a good party worker, and last June before the
convention, he organised a Harrison club in
San Francisco, for which he received an auto
graph lct'cr ol thank from the president.
Vetoed It. .
Albany, N Y Moy 13. Goveinorl till to
day veoted the Sexton electoral rafbrin bill, on
the grounds that the requirements that none
but officially printed ballots shall be voted, and
that each ticket shall contain the nnmct of all
the candidates of all parties and combinations
pretending to be panics, are cumbersome and
unconstitutional.
A turret UU Accident.
Skattlk, W T., May la. Thi afternoon
at 5:30 o'clock a terrible accident occurred on
the Frnt street cable road, 011 the comer of
fine and Second street. At diinny No. a
came down the Second sheet hill the brake re
fused to work. The car obtained great momen
tum and in making the turn into l'ine street the
passengers on the left siue were thrown olf.
Among them were Mr Mrs Wm Wagner, of
Chadwin, Neb., with two children. Mrs So
phonia Wagner had her a year old child I'leny
in her Inn, and w hen thrown off struck on her
head ami neck. She was picked up and carried
to the Griffith house, but expired before reach
ing the house. Her oldest child, Ahno, aged
5, received severe tclap wound. The other
child and the husband encd uninjured.
Others injured are Ed S Gill, agent of the
Urismcr Davies company, left nkle sprained)
lr A E Gray, face and head cut.
A I'lre at Sea.
Plymouth, May 12, The steamer Rugia,
from New Wk May a for Hamburg, which
arrived to-day, reports that the cotton in her
alter hold spontaneously Ignited on the night
uf the 8th inst. The Hie burned lirrcclv but
was quenched after live anxious hotirr, . during
which everything had been got in readiness to
abandon the steamer, lireat fiufhi ntcvailed
among the passengers, who remained on dtck
for forty eight horns, Thiuuuh the effort to
quench the lire the cabin wete flooded and
two thirds o: the pa&sengci t luggage was spoiled.
T.. ..fil- . : ' . - ,
mvw iugvicw wcie iiijureti. si is icurcu
the steamer's catgo is greatly damaged.
A Had City.
Iltl.tNA, Mont,, May U. -This city is in
fested with a gang of burglar, shoplifter and
passer of counterfeit money. The shopUftet
are bold, doing their work in daytime, Three
are under arrest, and the police are on the
track of other. Most of the counterfeit money
it in ten dollar bills, made in 1S75, bearing
me signature 01 joiin Allison, register of the
treasury, and John C New treasurer, and num
bered No 186,633.
Spurgeoa'a Son la aa Praaelneo.
San Francisco, May I J. Rev. Charles
Spurgeon, ton of the great Iondun divine,
arrived to day by steamer (torn Australia.
Jamplajc tirenrd Lowered,
Lawrence, Mas., May 11. J FHartnett,
of Dedham, to-day by a standing hop, skip and
jump of 37 feet and i an inch.beat the record.
I te cleared 40 feet with three standing jumps.
ocating me woriu s record.
Dr. M. U. Kill. 1 hy.uiau
Alt any, Oregon, flail wada
eouutrv.
and
in
urge a
tity 01
ih col wait until ti-uiotruw, whu yon
foul sick, hut take iiamedtattly a d'XS cf
Hundai' Oregon Ulood I'urttir and prevent
serious attaea vf siukitma. It ia thr best
liver regulator and blood cleanser in cxw-
ace. Try it.
rrmuns if ) wnut th it i.ru. si
hand nudo, eail inh L. i'ower.nost to Data
cr-t olli..
"Tho-npaun It Overmsn fcnep the best har-
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Citation,
f.'i Cinay Cort 0 A State 0 Ortuon
for Liz County,
' la the mattrr t.f Hie eut
Guyer, a minor.
of Oivy
Tu A. C. fiuyrr, th. nixt i.f kiu, mud all
peruic inUieUd in th viUUof the above
DHine i minor. Grantimj i
I 'i tlm Ds;n of th Statu f Orvymi, you
are heret-y cito i md dir-ioted to vitr ia
th County C-turt of tim St, to f Orrgna, far
ineo mnty of Lion, tt tl; court room thereof,
at Albany, ia the eouuty of Lion, on
Baadar, tke lt stajr r Jaitj, hn.
at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon of that day,
then and tbr to ow eauso if any there!
why a licenss should not be grsntwt to A C
Gayer, the gnardiaa of aid minor, for the
sal of the reU estate f said ward aa describ
ed in the pxtiti.ui of tho cuardtsc cf laid
ward nuw on tile witn the Clerk cf the above
named Coart which atid real proerty ia des
cribed, as follows to-wit : An undivided one
ciiith cf the timih half of tne northst
fourth, sod the northwest fourth uf the south
eskt fourth of tee t. on t, ami the south wtst
fourth of the northwest fourth of section one,
in township elvu south of raoce one west of
1 he Willamette meridiau in Lion county,
Oregon, containing 160 sere, more or lets,
Witoet. th Hon. I. U. N. iilaokhori.,
odge uf the County Conrt of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Lino, with theses
of iid Coiirt affix j, thi 13th day of May,
A.D..1&U9.
Attest s E. K. MbKTAUt'B,
CUrk.
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Citation.
a tht County Cm rt of thi Slatt of Oregon
for the County of Linn :
In th matter of too jUU of Alrncna R.
Daniel, a minor,
To F. M. Daidel, th next tf km and all
peiaontt lnteroi I in t!i vatate of aiiove
oamad minor, Urodilng ;
IN tie nam of tfo 8tat of Oregon, yoa
are bt-rtby. citod tad directed to ap
pear In the bounty Court of th Ht of
Urcgrn, for tho county 01 LIm at tho court
room thereof, at Albany, In tlie county of
Lin a on
Hoaday, tbe 1st day r July, IHH9,
at 10 o'id'xtk In the formioou of that day,
tben aud thor to i.how cauae If auy thf-re-re
why a llcerie t-innld not tie grHiited to
V. M. Dantol iuar.iian nf said minor for
toe sale of the nil i..iato or aitld ward a
dr-Hciiiod In tha itifou of tbegHardian
of raid want i.n . file with tti Clerk
of the above i.a-i I Court, wbh h aaid
real esVttx tt dworitwl u( follow, to wit :
An undivided two-ulnthael the tout h half
of ttie northea-rt f irtb,an l the tjortbra.
fourth of tbe aotittioaat fourth of wciion
two and the aoutbwvat fourth cfthe north
wet. ourtu of a'.-clioii oiip. lownnhlo
elovitn south raneo one wmt of 1 he
WHlamotto inpr.dliin In fjoii i-j.iini.v-
Oregon, oontslumi? la acrwi more or lem.
witoen tlie lion. I). It. N II U-jkburo.
Judgn f tho Coumv Couttof Hie Htat. of
Orrsron. tor the county of Linn, with ihn
al of eald Court aftlxer, tills 13th day of
UIBjr, a, II. W,
Atteat : E. K. Mont oust.
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Executrix Notice,
Notiee la heiobv ulven that lb umlur
alKttwi haa Ikmiii by tli County Court ior
mdh county, oivkou, 'tuir appointed
Kxftcutrl of th lKt will and totamtil
of Henry i'anlaud, daoeaao, late of Idun
county, Oregon, All trsona having
eiaitns agamm aabi Mtatara norebyno
tlfivu to prtwe-nt thm duly vanned to 1 ha
r.xewucrix at naisy. Urngcn, rtuly vert
iWt within mix months from Ihht dU).
Tblss l?ih day of April iKti'X
M. J. l'KNI.AIl,
Kxwutrlx of tho Inxl will
uf Henry IViilaii't, Uec'd
J. K. WtUTiftinroRD, AU'y.
Administrator's Hotick
Notice U hereby civea that the and rrlnn-
ed have been by the County Court uf Linn
eouuty. State of Oreeou, duly apnoiotad Ad
miaistrstor .f the estate t Koix'h Jloelt,
decessed, tnte of said count v and Stats. All
person hvin ulaiuit aitalost i4 estate sr
miuired to pmseut tlioui proirly vcritlod to
the anderu(el at Iiatrisbiri;, ljuu eouuty
Oreitoo, within sis mouth from thi dat.
Thi 4th dty of Ai nl. Wi.
w . r. M us 11 ALL
au Hay,
). K. WaATiu!xai. AdtuiuUlratu rr.
Att'y for Adru'r.
Notice for Publication.
Unlud 8(atM Jjind Oftlc? at Oroiron City,
Ur., Marco 22od, JKhl).
Nutlie In erby jriven tbatln coeiiJI-
one wun iiim proviMon ui tan act 01
CnKrtuHi cf Juim 3rd, 18.8, emii.l An
art for th sailu or timber land In that
K'Bte of California, Orogon, Nevaila and
WanMrigtoo Territory," Hury W Kiwvcn,
or A many, county of Lion, Male- cf (ire,
gon, baa tbtaday filed le tbta office bit
hworn Ktatoincut N. 407. f r tha purchajm
cfihN HofS-W U and N of H H j of
noctien no, si, 111 iowmmp ro, -j aoutti
I!nc "to, 4 wr.d will eflur fitoof t
show thai tha Imtil .iiii'ht 1m ihiii. vtn
j ablti for it tttntwr or rtuno than for agr.
cultural porpft!, wntt f eoubUab bM
nialnt to utlil In ml tsnfnr I lis HeaUtMr
and reeelvnr of Ihta oftlcu at tfregou City,
urv(!oulou
Tburv'ar IMSCtli slay r Jmu, taao,
II naffita aa wiinmmaa : ii F Tablor,
At. rmtronif. a 'Toouio and flu-hard
roa, ail of Albany, Ucu connty. ortvon.
Auy and all .diii claiming ailverwly
uin shots uescricHiu ianqa ari raquaateu
ut 11 10 tnxir ciaim in ".tu orjcm on or
I; tor said 2 Jtb v'ay or J ios 1hm.
' KKttr.
Notice fo? Pnblication.
. Lti.d OlBce at Orrgon Citv, Orefioe,
, Match 23tb,
- Notice is hrLy fcivva that James Crabtree
of Linn eouuty, Oregon. fJuardiau of the
tuinorheir of JoaU l'owell, dfCMd, who
triad Homestead Kotry No. 414U3, lor the N
I of N K X acd S K I of N K of See. "ti,
i'p. IIS., HI w., ha fctveu uottee of bi in
tention to make fm.l proof in topiort of said
elrim for the heir at law of id Juab 1'ow
elt, deceased, and ihi-.t mud yroof will be
made before the County dti!B, or in hi ah
tence, before tb Coocty Cle'k ot 1-i.in coun
ty, at Albany, Oregon, on
I rl.Ur. May trtlb. laae.
H uaiuv the followii-)! witoMtea to prove
aaid Jotb i'tiwell'tooutinuoiia reeideuoo oiiou
aud euiUvatii.n of, ud Uod, via.- J A
irockett, lliomaj Urockett, A J Filxwatcr
and ft Fowell. all of lbaoori, Uun coun
ty, Oregon.
Any perron who de.ire to uroteat aaaiost
tb allowar-ce of such prcof. or who know of
any subfcUntml ressoo, nud-r the law and tbe
rrgalation of the Interior Deparf merit, why
such proof sh;uld not b tllowed, will be
given an opportunity at the abov meoii'.rn-d
time and plsc to eroexamine the witness-
ea tt alJ elairnaot, and to (.Iter evidence m
rebuttal r.f that submitted by cltimant.
W.T.Bcrsist,
Kegister.
Notice for Pablicatloa.
Land Ofllce at Orayon City, Ur,
Mav 7tb. lftfc'J. f
Notice is hereby rIvou Unit the f illov,'.
In named nuttier has filed tto'ioe uf hla
lntfliition to tuaku Hrtal proof in upiort
i 1 inn mitim, mm mt. aain pr ior win n
made tirTore tlio County Jnfuo, or in hla
abenoa, bwforo the County Clerk of Linn
county, at Albany, urerjou, on ,
Hominy, July Bib, IHS9,
via: W. H Nicr-ol-on. 1 loin em pad Knf.r
HoMDl, for tho S ff 8 nn-1 H V
ois cj-seeiion si, 10. n,i,K3 k lie nstnj
sua loiiowinif witnoHMeH 10 prov ol ocn
tinuou toMdor.ee upon and cultivation of
aaia land, viz j i u Cofwy, Jobn Unari,
nlchard Myr and 3 Drury, all cf
nock t reok, l.inti county, Oregon.
Any tMwin who ?tlr! to protest
BrfwuAt toe aiiowunro or hwo proof, or
win, know or any ubiUtotmi roaaon.
under tbe law and the retaliation of tb
ioterlor Derartmcnt, wby auoli proof
.-,oii'u urn uo aiiowen, win ue Riven an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
am p:ace to erow.examlnn ina witnesae
or wid clalrr ant, aud to offer evidence In
rtDultal urtbat aubiolttod by claimant.
W. U. liUIlKKT,
Begleter.
Tir.NTKD -200 eor.N of mple timber
v w to oe na ror uiiinuiaotunnif otialra
for fiartlnularti Inrjnire oft). A. Archibald
at nfiloe o. the Par intra' Vrehouo, Al
bany, Oregon.
A '' .
IJfOS Some fine Janey Rl firaale
. atjjapln.-e Finest plgt la ,nr!et
C'l oi orwMioj lfj Jen, a', liu.
-nt. Or., and 'it the b ut to h vl.
1
OO OR80 ACRES. fUO aores ol flee
fsrmltitr or fruit laud, 4 milt a wratrf
Aiuany. ror onty jaa an acre, wi; I tu
CO flares i' dalred, Nioely Inoateii Ci 1
ca Coorer Turner on CorvalUaroa I,
FRESH
Grass and Garden
- all kinds at
STEWART &S OS!
Front, First ami Vice Streets,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
DEALER IN
anil Farm LmGlu
1U
-
Albany, Or.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Oflka at Oregon City. Oregon,
Match Sfitb, li.
Notice is hen by uivu that th following
usinod lenUr hs filed uottee of hi inUntioo
to ml tin d piuof in supuort of hi claim,
ml that asid urouf will be mad bsfor th
County Judg, or ia bi absne, before h
Uuuuty viara 01 Mon eouuty, at Albany,
Urj(ou,
rrlclay. May llib, Itsa.
via 1 wau refer Johnson, Homestead fcatry
No. for tbe N t of S K i and a 4 ot N
i: of Stec. 18, Tp. 12. S it I K. Ha name
the follow Ian wiluctsa to prove hi Mtotia
nous rmiidanoe upon and cultivation of, aid
land, vi 1 HatttunI aimout, rrauk Kedell,
Grant lan lltiy and John Siitons, all af Lb
anon. Linn county, Orciion.
Any t arson wuo dire to protest aaaiaat
th allowance of such proof, or who know of
any nbtantil reaaoo.uudor tbe law and th
regulation 01 the luUrtor Hprtniot, why
tuoh vrool tbould not b allowed, will ba
giveu aa opportunity at th above meotioued
time and flac to cross tsamic th witneaa-
s of id elaimaat, and to o3r vidno ia
rbattl of that aubmitted by elaimaut.
w . i. jH'RxaaY,
Kegiater
Notice for Publication.
United h'tatf Iao1 Ofiloa,
Oreifuft City. Or.. Wareh 11. 19. f
Noilio u fii-riy given that Iu coinpli
ance witn u. irov.airma or me act
of
Cong. M of JuuSrl. l7tl, entitled MAn
act fr the sate uf limber landa In tbe
Hcaumor California. urirn, Nevada aud
VVabinBtnn Twrrttory," Wliiiaw W.
Ku-bardvon. of Mr to, county of Linn, 81 ate
i f Oinin, !) t!il dsy Uk1 IntbtaofUce
bia aworn autmuont No. 447. for tbe pnr
cbamiofibeM K H of S K X of fectioo
No. 'i. in Tjwr.ship No. 10 eouth, rane
No. 1 wtmt, and wilt cflr proof to snow
that tbe laud wuuetit i tnoie valuable for
liatitnber or atoue than for agrtettUara
turiHwe. and t eatabllab bia claim to
oai't land before tbe hcjistsf and lUceivar
or tnte cm eat Oregon cuy, Uregon, on
rMay, ikm Tth slay mt Job, laea,
lie tiaias witneeaea 1 AM Luoaa,
W O Mit er. 11 Miller and J W Common.
all at 8clo, Lion eouuty, Oregon.
Any ana ail pomme eiaiuun; aaveraeiy
tb above- limcri bed landa are requested
to flie ttiir olairua in tbia office on or be
fore- aaid 7tb day of J un, Ihmu.
w. i. uemwar,
itegiaur.
Notice
for Publication.-
Uiid OtS? at Oreaoo City, Or I
April 2iod. 1!'J. (
Notice I beraby givea that tha followio
uauivd settler ba bled notice ef bi intention
to mk final proof iu support of bi claim.
and that aid proof will be made- before tbe
County t'lcik of liao county, at Albany,
Oregxu, on
Tuesday. Jace SSlk, laae.
via: John S. Myr. iionast.! r.oirv JSo.
7161, f-r tbe 8 VV of See. 2S, Tp. 0. 8, K
4 H Ha oatiies th i foltowms wttnee te
prove his coutiaoou residence aoe and eul
tivatiun of, said land, with a view to sum.
moling (aid entry with cash payiatnt, uod
eo. 2301. It S t W II B 8twit. Henry
lleseinau. Wm Clark and K S itarasr, all uf
Ilock Cttrk, Lion couoly, Or.
Any person who desire to protest aaainst
the allowance uf tuch proof, or wbo kuuw ef
any substantial reason, under tho law and
tbe regulation of th Interior Department,
why audi proof should not be allowd,will be
ttlven to opportunity at the abov mentioned
time sod pliee to cross examine the witness
es of id elaimaut, and to offer nvidaace iu
rebuttal of that submittal by elaimaut.
W. T. Bi:ret,
Kgiter.
Kotico for Pablicatlon.
United State I .and DfBne.Oregoa Clty,Or.
April Ziud,
Notli'A U herebv triven that io com nil
anr wiili the provinlona of the act of Con-
gro-s or.runallril. 1S7S, entitled "An act
lorth a e of limber landa In the NUtee
of caiirr! tia. Oreeon, Nevada and waeb
ineic-n 1 rriiory." Lander Hrowsl o
SUytoi, miuty of Marion, Ntate mt 0e
g-.ii, ba mm day filed In tbia c ffioe bia
worn statement No. tiii, for tbe purebaae
me r H 01 necuon 0. 0, in TOW It
ship No. o aoittli, Range No. 3, eaut,ent
wtli offer irr.f.f to abow that tba laud
aoulb la more valuable fcr ita timber or
htoue than mracrlcaltural purpose), and
to elablih bin c laim to ald land riefere
tho KouiNter and Receiver of thin office at
orogou City, Oregon, on Friday, that JStt.li
uayofJulv. 1880. tin nameaak witiMMiea:
N. Mhaw.T. Sima and W, Host, all of
nui city. Marion county, aud J. K,
IlrowD, of Aibanv. Linn countv. all of
rBon. ,
Any am! nil poraonaclalrtlng ailTereely
tbe above rleaeribed laud ara reoueeted
to file tbsir claim in this offlee on or
uerore a,i mh day of July, 18
Reglater.
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Oourt of the State ff Ortgonfor
jjnm voun'.y.
In the Uiatter of tho
estaUef Gee. W. i
McBritle, d noons';.
Notice i hr.mhv civf.n that the under inn-
en Auuiii.uiraior of aaid estate ha Ultd hi
final account thriu with tb Clerk of mid
Court ud that the Court haa appointed
Saturday, June Htls. 1889,
at on o'clock in the afternoon for tha hear,
ins of objectiona to asid account aud for tha
settlement thereof.
Published by order cf D. It. N. Blackburn,
County Judge.
Albsj.y, May Cih, 1889.
J. A. McBrtdb,
J 0, Powell, Administrator.
Attorney.
City Heat Market.
SHDLTZ BEDS,, tTOptletOTS.
Keep a full Una of meata of all kind,
in a coot place, completely pro.
tected; and alwaya fresh.
Alo bave constant! v nn
band aaloxu
ncl other flah.
aery
SPECIALTIES.
mmm
Fssbionable
and Styliah Sintv, BuhIub Bull, Lilit woiijht
ter SnlU. Boya, youtb'a and ehill 'fn'a mita.
Hjittmer
Furnishing Goods.
. linn of llli. it ondfiwear baHirgan aiid woolfti ;
n-ckwfa., fm wire UKnd, guarant'fd for two ;
ail tha laiwit
I00TS AND SHOES.
linn in kU dH,.artmrnt of th Wt U b markeU
A iHrgtt
HATS
Bupleao Paabienablet'opa, among otbera
. Jobn B. Btoteon bale.
Tailoring
nutloa at romarkaSU to
Sticti a fin
First-Glass Goods
atforbelov COST.
FOP
,ls
General uercbodi. ol all kl
f aboev.
Cash for Goods or
WE ARENOW
FOR BUSINESS
for 1889 and respectfully call attention
to our stock of
Groceries, Confectionerys Etc.
We shall endeavor atjall times to serve our cus
IfniTiflrB in tbe best possible manner, we always
aim to purchase goods
sell them at the lowest cash prices. In addition to
om . grocery business we receive subscriptions
for all the leading newspapers aau
Also take orders for all kinds of rubber stamps,
seal s, etc. We cordially invite all whe bave no1
dom3 so to favor us with their patronage. We hopf
by jfair dealing and careful attention to business
to inn -it a continuanee of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us,
F. L.
iron
)mg$f Paints, 0ilsf Brushes, Alabas
lioef Artists' Materials, Etc.,
a-o to
CITY DRUG STORE
Guiss & Son.
BROWNSVIXLE.
0 . p. Gosssow & sons,
E.Bal Estate and Insurant Agents.
Real estate aofd and Collet Mam
Notarial buslues attorsded fov
in
novrinri".
fine atock of tbe
S iitamadft to orr ""
. ... jut mttwt
tninel ntt than er ii rr.
LJJLAt
call od uiu. Particular; tin 1 io a
Country prdtcc-
Gr W. SIMPSON
&lbD) Orrg.
IN THE F1ELI
Tt
of the best quality and to
Very Respectfully,
KENTON.
Ke.q uircmcnts of a Stenog 'apher,
SJ0 " ' : 9 r
fl Sucrewl as a tnoprapher, one must Ik; 110
J J KiirMte In shorthisnd, skilled la 'pe
rittnir, tt good penman, a coiupeteut cor
liwtMiiuient. In the Shorthand Depai tmentof the
I -PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
SHOROUOM TEAOMIMQ iu shorthand, DAILV PRAOTICC
ji type-writing, careful instruction in penman
ship and AOUNoaht driu. in correspondence amply
qualify students lor positions always open to those
fully prepared to All them. Send for catalogue.
A. P. Armstrong, Psin,, Portlano, Ourxos.
yrar,
1889.
SPRIUG A!!D
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Tlit? hry,Bt aiock ioi (C' trariuty id prion and I
curried, and aa xm1 valuo aa eer offer f U tbe citizen
cma-y. . '
Special Bargains
U 'lci- Mid l.lrcka. Setaotkera, IngUaa, cbambieyt, Frsntb ,
.rinffc at .1 arb fabric . A'l (he novtliUa ot tbeaww " iu Mack and
d"oi" I will hrtaiMMshii. faitbor to ay about tbi fe .
day.
.' Y
:kmbhoideries, skirtings
FlouLOuittr, arJ .11 nvst "n cambric, Sti and Iodi L3w. I
bis vu just opaed ibo largM.1 invoice ci oovdtiVa t tbia hue ever x
bibited ia tbia city, aud at grMIj reduced (ri.
Piques, Lawns,
Nanaooka in whit, eeru and colors,
thn erer before offered in thia rity.
TABLE
In browt and bleached. ' Tbia atock I bought ia New York at i
than importer' prion, and am able to gU gocd bargaini. 3 iocb all
linen bleached at 50 ornta per yard and ober in f roj-ortion.
TOWELINGS,
Ail tbee eooda I buf direct from
them much cheaper than if boneht
tiliee io N-w York, and aea ofleriog them at prica ttat am
aeii tbe good.
Ladies Cotton Hose
Are cheaper tbia year than ever before. I bae ai.ccutded in grt
tiog aocoe good bargaica, all ot which I s.tn cATering to uiy custocuera
the aauie iu
MISSES AUD CHILDREN'S,
TI.e above i an outline of the r
tod will endeavor to do my pari towarde-eecuring tbe tiaoe io Uan
and adjoining covctiea to Albany, and to kep up with tbe precession
of the lively and yrowing tity of" Albany. I will bave aoaetbing
aay about
Carpets, Boois and Shoes, Groceries,
Ax.
SAEV1UEL B. YOUNG
The LEADING Gwcery Store
Wallace, Tbonpsoii & C's.
IS WKAT KEEPS TKEM IN THE
Tli.ir Stoclsof GROCERIES
and
PRODUCE
is always Completo-
GHAS
Real Estate, fmploymen and Insurance Agent .
A.1 oommuioatWs pioroptly ana,ered la GermanorSngllab.
OFFICE: ELLSWORTH EETWEEH FIRST ADSECCXD STREETS.
ALBANY OREGON.
1009
USD TRIliGS,
bavo ver
of Lion
In Cashmeres,
India Linens,
t t
pric eery much thpft
LINEN,
CRASHES, ETC.
importer! tf the bale, and can sell
of jobber towol 1 boy ia qoau-
aura to
- Jicy I am going to do business
on
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