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Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878—No Cpancil ¡froceed.ix.g3. tice for Publication. Council met in regular monthly United States Land Office, session in recorder May’s office Oregon City, Or., April 1, 1890, J8 PUBLISHED -EVWT SATURDAY, BY Mayor Myers presiding. Council ■'fcTOTICE Is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of men Shelton, Daniel, Shore Dil T, L. DUGGER, the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, ley, Johnson and Morrow were pres’ I3Í TJE[E CITY op entitled “An act- for the sale of tim ent. Councilman Brenner being ber lands in the States of. California, SCIO, MW CO., OOW& Oregon, Nevada, and Washington G. F. SIMPSON, absent. LESSEE. Territory,” Walter T. White, of Port Minutes of last regular meeting This well known and popular ware land county, of Multnomah, state of TERMS : read and approved. Oregon, has thisdayfiled in thisofflee house is now ready for handling the per annum, invariably in advance.......... $2 00 Committie for the sale of the old his sworn statement No. 1985, for the crop of 1890. We purpose running £ixmonths, w - «_ « 1 00 102 FIRST STREET, . . . purchase of the NE1 <>f section No.25, fhe house on business principles. city hall property, reported ■ that Advertising rates at fair, living rates, to be |n Township No. 9 S, range No. 4 E, they had sold the same to J. C. Sim paid montlily. and will offer proof to show that the We will pay Albany prices for both Transient advertisements must bo paid for pson for $250; $150, cash and $100 at when the order is given for their insertion, land sought is more valuable for its wheat and oats. Storage at usual sixty days time. The action of the timber or stone than for agricultural prices. Sacks furnished free to those purposes, and to establish his claim storing with us. commitie was ratified and futher NORTHWESTERN. to said land before the Register and time given to complete the trans T. M. M unkers . Sunol, the great Califorin i trotter, Receiverof thisofficeatOregon City, ition. Oregon, on Tuesday the 26th day or Manager. recently made a mile on the Chicago Recorder May reported that there August,1890. He names as witness track in 2,10, es: P. G. Duren, of Portland, Or; C. was a balance on hand and in the O. T. Porter, U. S. Marshall of H. \Vork, of Mill City, Or.; N. J. WILL M. ABBOTT, hands of the city treasurer, Aug. Welch of Portland, Or.; T. D. Ellis of Alaska, was married at Sitka, a few 31, of $288,26. Manufacturer and Dealer in. Timber Land, Act June 3,' 1878— Seattle, Washington. days ago to .Miss Carrie Dolph, a The resignation of Recorder O. S. Any and all persons claiming ad Notice for Publication. teacher in the missionary school. May was then read and upon motion versely the above-described lands are United States Land Office, Last Tuesday Jliss Ida Carmack, was accepted* Oregon City, Oregon, May 17, 1890. requested to file their claims in this OTICE is liei-eby given that in compliance living with h«ments at East Port Nomination to fill the vacancy N with tlie provisions of the act of Congress office on or before said 26th day of of June 3d, 1878, ent itled “An act for the sale of August, 1890. E il land accidentally shot herself in the were then declared in order and timber lands in t he States of Calitorn ia, Oregon, J. T. APPERSON, and Washington Territory,” John side, while handling a small pistol. John Curl and M. Young were Nom Nevada, Register. a 12 Coplan, of Tacoma, county of Pierce, State of Washington, lias this day tiled in this office liis John L. Sullivan the great prigs inated. Upon a ballot being cast it sworn statement No. 2051, for the purchase of •» East half of the Northwest quarter and tfwart fighter has retired from the ring for resulted in a tip vote Mayor Myers the lots 3 and 4, of Section No. 18, in Township Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878—No a time and gone on the stage. He casting, the deciding vote in favor No. 10s., Range No. 3 East, and will offer proof tice for Publication. CONEB 7'IEI. AS» MAIXE STS, to show that the land sought Is more valuable United States Land Office, says there is more money in acting. of John Curl. for its timber or stpne than for agricultural Oregon City, Or., March 31, 1890. purposes, and to establish his claim to said B ills A llowed . A. daughter of Geo. Barrundia, land before the Register and Receiver of this XTOTICE is hereby ■ given that in SCIO, : : OREGON at Oregon City, on > $10,85 office compliance with tne provisions attempted to shoot United States O. S. May, Recorder fees Thursday, the 18th day of September, 1890. Scio weekly Press,printing 2.50 He names as witnesses: G. H. Bennett, of of the act of- Congress of June 3, , minister Mizner last Monday. She E. Goins water rent Mill City, Oregon, H. W. Richev, of Portland, entitled ‘’An act for the safe of tim Special attention paid to repairing Furniture, 10,00 Oregon, Frank ltasoni, of Tacoma, Washing Wagons, etc., etc., at my shop near Scio Roller accused Mizner of having been di Bill of J. S. Morris, refered. ton, James Copland, of Tacoma, Washington. ber lands in the States of California, Milil-s-. rectly the cause of her Fathers Any and all lXJi-sons claiming adversely the Oregon, Nevada and Washington Adjouned. AP work satisfactorily executed at the low above described lands, are requested to file est rates. Call and see me. ---- ----— death, Mizner will not prosecute the their claims in this office on or before the said Territory,” Albert Cubitt, of Albany May 29. WILL M. ABBOTT. The McKenzie wagon road across I8th day of September, 1890. county of Linn, state of Oregon, has lady. J. T. APPERSON, Register, this clay filed in this office his sworn the Cascades, from Prineville to ni-v2 A San Francisco attorney was a No. 1978, for the purchase Eugene, is being put in firstclass Timber Land, Act June s. 1878—Notice for statement of the Ej NEj, and EJ SE}, of Sec passenger on the steamer city of Publication. order this summer by a force ef men tion No. 23, in Township No 9 S, WILLIAM BILYEU, Peking that sailed for China on the PBOP. United States Land Office, range No 4 E, arid will offer proof Oregon City, Oregon, April 15,1890. 23rd ult. His business is to secure who are constantly working upon it. The improvement was much need OTICE is hereby given that in compliance to show that the land sought is more South Main St. Scio, O rbgoä . 8000 Chinese laborers to work on a the provisions of the act of Congress valuable for its timber or stone than ed and will be appreciated by many N of with June 3,1878, entitled “An act for the sale of Board and Lodging, per Week, $4.00 railroad across the istmus of Tqhqan- settlers. timber lands in the States of California, Ore for agricultural purposes, and to es Board, por Week, 3.00 gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” John tablish his claim to said land before tapec. D. Montgomery,of Mehama, county of Marion, the Register and Receiver of this of-, First-class Meals, 25cts. The Oregon Telephone Company State of Oregon, lias this day filed In this office Deer shooting in Wash, can be 25ets. his sworn statement so. 1999, for the purchase lice at Oregon City, Oregon, on Lodging, indulged in fi om August J5 to Jan last week begun the work of string of lite northeast quarter of northeast quarter Thursday the 21st day of August 1890 of sect ion No. 2?, ill township NO. 9 south, range uary 15 for private consumption, but ing a wire from Salem to Portland NO. 4 east, and will offer proof to show that the He names as witnesses: Walter H. sought is more valuable for its timber or Robinson, of Roche Harbor, San deer can be killed for market or sale on poles set along the county road. land stone than for agricultural purposes, and to Juancounty, Washington; Wilber D. The wire is a good big copper one, .... Dealer ia. establish his claim to said land before the Reg only in December. It is unlawful ister and Receiver of this office at Oregon vtty, Robinson, of Roche Harbor,San Juan county, Washington; N. J. Welch, to hunt deer with dogs at any time. weighing 170 pounds to the mile, Oregon, on so that it will carry the voice in Portland, Oregon; W. A. Paborn, the 12th day of September, 1890. C. G. Glenn, farmer, fruit grower flrst»class shape. The line will He Friday, names as witnesses: w, H. Hiatt, of Me Portland Oregon. Any and all per hama, Oregon; S. w. Reece, R. Fox, of Albany, and horseman, ten miles south of furnish communication with all the sons claim-ing adversely the above Oregon; C. F. Swank, of Mehama, Oregon. Salem, dropped dead near his grain Any and all persons claiming adversely the described lands are requested to file towns between Portland and Salem, above-described lands are requested to file their their claims in this office on or be warehouse, three miles west of his NUTS, NOTIONS, ETC. in this office on or before said 12th day fore said 21st day of August 1890. , and it will pe ready for business in claims of September, 1899. farm Sunday at 4 o’clock while stan T. J. APPERSON, v2-u4 J. T. A ppbbson , Register. about five weeks. ding by his team fixing the harness. al2 Register. Choice brands of Cigars and Cigarettes. He was GO years old, and came to The Bohemia mines east of Cot Timber Land, Act June 3,1878—Notice for Pub If you want a good smoke, call and see him. lication. Oregon in 1852. tage Grove are attracting consider Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878, No- United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, April 30, 1890. • tice of Publication. Joseph Bosel, aged 35, and George ' able attention at present and OTIQE is hereby given that in compliance United States Land Office, StrausseU, aged 17 were drowned promise to be the best paying mines N with the provisions of the act of,Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale ot Oregon City, Or., April 15, 1890. at Portland on Friday Of last week. in Oregon. Some of the men there timber lands in the States of California, Ore 'M'OTICE is hereby given that in gon,nevada and washiugtou Territory,” Chris They were fishing off q log, when, have pounded out as high as $25 tian compliance with the provisions Traxell, of Rock Creek, county of Linn, during the excitement attending a worth of gold a day. Many claims, State of Oregon, has this day filed in* this office of the act of Congress of June 3,1878, his sworn, statement no. 2020, for the purchase entitled “An act for the sale of tim good bite Straussell slipped, off into, have been located there recently of the east half f southeast quarter of sec tion. 32, and west half of soutnwest quarter of ber lands in the States of California, the water, Bossel started to. th© res and the gold fever is spreading. section no. 33, in township no. 9 south, range Oregon, Nevada, and Washington 4 cast, and will offer proof to show that the cue and both were drowned. Dr. Oglesby, at Cottage Grove, has : no. land sought is more valuable for its timber or Territory,” Joseph Stish, of Salem, Stone than for agricultural purposes, and to county of Marion, State of Oregon, Etta Simpson, 17 years old, went quite an interest in thé mines and i establish his claim to said land before the Reg ister and Receiver ot this office at Oregon Cil y, has this day filed in this office his to sleep a week ©go Sunday, at refuses to sell for less than $50,000. Oregon, sworn statement No. 2000, for the on Moncton,-N. B., and has not yet New men are going to the mines purchase of the SEJ o-f Section No. Friday, the 3d day of October, 1890. every day. Some of, the ore taken '24, in Township No. 9 South, Range awakened or taken any nourish- He names as witness: L. Y. wilson, S. C. out assays as high as $320 to the ton. Brown, O. V. Adanis, C. A. Bills, all of Rock No. 4 East, and will offer proof to jiaant Miss Simpson has for some Creek, Linn county, Oregon. show that the land sought is more Any and all nersoun claiming adversely the valuable for its timb'eror stone than monthsTSiadja mania for.eating At Linkville lastWeek, Tbm Miles above-described lands are requested to filetheir brown paper^and4tXsuPP0sed that shot and fatally wounded Josh Buck- , claims in this office on or before said 3d day of for agricultural purposes, and to 1890. this mania has had someth-ing_to do master. The hall entered Buck- October, v2-nl J. T. APPERSON Register. . establish his claim to said land before the Register and. Receiver of this with her illness. ruaster’s body just below- the right office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Five fishermen brought to San sljouldèL.ànd came out through his rpiMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-NO Friday,, the 12th day of September, JL tice for publication. United States Land 1890. Francisco from Alaska by the bark- 'l-eft breast.’-Milesexhibited a bullet Office, Oregon City, Oregon, June II, 1890. No is hereby given that in compliance with He names as witnesses: N. J. entine Newsboy were taken to the hole in his hat whiclFhe claims yvas tice the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, .878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber ■Welch, P. G. Duren, and W. A, Ca- Marine hospital to be treated for made by a bullet from Buckmaster’s 1 lands in the States-of California, Oregon, Ke-' born, of Portland, Multnomah coun blood poisoning.. Their hands were ■ weapon., The shooting is the out vuda, and Washington Territory, Nancy M. ty, Oregon», and. Je-h& Haly, of Rock Hepburn, of Mills City, county of Marion, state locerated by the fins of fish and growth of the ^hook-Goodlow trage of Oregon, lias this day tiled in this office her creek, Linn county, Oregon. WM. BILYEU, PROBE statement, No.-2111, for tlie’purchase ot were a mass of running sores... This dy, which occurred there about two sworn Any and all persons claiming the WX of SEX and SX of S W X. of Sec. No. 32, Townsliip N-o-. 9 Souilu, range No. 4‘ East, adversely the above described lands was. caused by the slime from th© months ago, and in which the latter in and will offer prooS to show that, the land are requested to file their claims in ^r*Thc best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars is more valuable for its timber or stone fish entering the wounds. was killed. The quarrel arose out1, sought constantly on hand. Wineliardt’s Beer on than for agricultural purposes, and to estab this office on or before said 12th day draught. South side of bridgo, her claim to said land before the Register of, September, 1890. .EMBRACING Years ago Tom Tobens, an old Col of a dispute between. Lifo- Goodlow lish Receiver of this office at Oregon Gity, Shook factions -concerning the and J. T. APPERSON, Oregon, on Thursday, 1 lie. 9th day of October, orado scout, was instrumental in land ! 1899. She names -as witnesses: W. Hesman vln51 Register. killing a notorious bandit, who had posession of some cattle which Tom of Rock Greek, Ore.; Lee Berry of Mills City, Ore.; W. W. Hepburn of Mills City, Ore-.; 11. Miles and others were rounding up. slain a brother of Gov. Shoup, of Thompson of Mills City, Orogon. Any and all Timber Land,- Act June 3, 1878—No THE CRY OF MILLIONS! And’ the very latest and most stylish in persons claiming adversely the above-describ Idaho. Recently learning of . the Buckmaster cannot recover., . tice of Publication. ed lands are requested to file their claims in- OH, 70XY BHCKl United Slates Land Office thi.\ office on ur before said 9th day of October, poverty and decrepit condition of O’egOii City, Oregon, March 31st, 18 b 0. 1890. J. T. APPERSON, Register. SWF IT ROW, DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILK, TABLE OTICE is hereby given, that in compliance Tobens, the governor sent -him a wi th the provisions of the act of Congress N SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATE. check for $200 as a remindlrii’ that the- of junó 3; 1878; entitle d “An act. for the sale of rpiMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 187,8.—NO- lands in California. Oregon. Nevada and I have been troubled many years with services of the old scout were- net THE OREGON LANS) CO. Op X tice for publication. United States Laud timber Washington Territory,” Wfti>e£” /Robinson, disease of the kidneys and have tried LINEN, GLOVES, HOSIERY, FANCY Office, Oregon City, Oregon, May 26th, 1599. of Roche Harbor, county of San Juan, State of i many different remedies and have forgotten.—Democrat. gSAEJEM, OREGON, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with Washington, has thittaCny filed in this office his sought aid from different physicians provisions» of the act of Congress of June swpr.fi statement No. 19/9, for the purchase of without relief. About the 15th of April A dispatch from the City df Mexi Is offering some choice- bargains 8, the 1878, entitled “An act. for the sale of timber the SEX of Section No 1-1 in Township No. 9 I was suffering from a very violent GOODS, ETC., ETC., lands in the States ot California, Oregon, Ne South, Range No. 4 East, aril will offer proof attack that almost prostrated me in co says the talk of the city is the in fruit land. vada, and Washington Territory,” L. W, Bal to show that the land sought is more valuable such a manner tuat I was bent over. This land is situated from 3 J to 5 lard of Slaughter, county of King, state of for its timber or stone than for agricultural When I sat down it was almost impossible for me shooting ’ of Barrundia, who lived All at the LowesT QasH PricE Washington, has this day filed in this office his and to establish his claim to said ;o get up alone, or to put on my clothes, when there several months and all wonder miles from the state Capitol,, with ;sworn, statement,: No, 207], for the purchase, purposes, land- before the Register and Receiver of this tind Providence sent Dr. Henley, with th® — II — tlieSW Xbf Sec; Nou 20 in,Township No. lo S, office at Oregon City, Oregon, on OREGON KIDNEY TKA, to my what action the Uuited States will its excellent Shipping facilities, can of Range No. 2 E, and will oiler proof to show hotel. I immediately commenced Thursday,- the 21st day of August, 1890. that the land sought is more valuable /for its nery, etc., and is especially adapted take in the ease. The Mexican press He names as witnesses: Wm. Lyon, of Alliiv using the tea. It had an almost timber or stone Ilian for agricultural pur Also-, a* fine stock of Boots and: SHoes which I am closing out at Cost poses, and to establish his claim to said land ny, Oregon; Garland Lanier, of'Fossil, Gilliam miraculous effect, and to the aston unanimorisly codemns- the death of :to fruit raising. • before the Register and Receiver of th is office '‘county, Oregon ; N. J. Welch, of Portland, Or ishment of all-the guests at the hotel, Five-acre tracts from $55.00 to $75. egon ; W. A. Caborn, of Portland, Oregon. in a few days,I am-' happy to state, General Barrundia, elataiing that at Oregon City,, Oregon, on Thursday, the 16th Any and all persons claiming adversely the that I was a new man. of October, 1899. lie names as witnesses: I wi The Leading Cash Dry Goods Store. the American, Captain Pitts, should 00.per acre all cultivated.,, and ready day J. A. Laurie of Seattle, King county, Wash.; above described lands are requested to file their recommend the tea to all afflicte Albany, Oregon, April, 1890. claims in this office on or before said 21st day ns I have been. D, S. Fox of Sumner, King coiinty^ Wash.; to set to'fruit. not have surrendered him, though J, T. APPERSON , J. A. Soule of Kent, King county, Wash.; J. E. of August, 189Ó. Register. Ten-acre tracts partially cultiva Van DeVanter of Kent, Kings county,-Wash. api2nl6v1 G. A. TUPPER, the legality of the act. is not denied. Any and all persons claiming adversely the ted for $50.00 per acre. Proprietor Occidental Hotel, above-described lan.ds are requested to file United States Marshal Barin.las- Santa Rosa, Cal. claims in this office on or before said 16th Timber Land, Act June 3,1878—No Twenty acre light timber land :their day of October, 1890. week payed the bill of the state pen** tice for Publication. . J. Ti APPERSON, Register. with good spring branch, $35,00 per —DEALER, IK— Oregonian B iilroad Co. United Slates Land Office, itentiary for the keep of United acre. Oregon City, Oregon, May 5,1890. Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878 — Notice for Pub States prisoners for the quarter Twenty-five acre, fifteen acres in is hereby given that in compliance lication. C. N. SCOTT, OEN.-SUFT. with the, provisions of the act of Congress N OTICE ending June 30. There were four cultivation, spring brunch ruilning United States Land Office, of June 3,1878, entitled “An act for the sale of Tickets for East si de points on tills line for Oregon City, Oregon, May 23,1890. ‘ timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, teen United States prisoners in the on the place, for $35.00 per acre. at Union depot, foot, of Fifth street, and at VTOTICE is hereby given that in compliance Nevada, and Washington Territory,” Robert sale ■penitentiary during the quarter, C. Thompson, of Mill City, county of Marion, the Uuited Carriage and Baggage Tl^-nster X witli the provisions of the act of Congress Forty acres of choice land all cul of June 3,1878, entitled “ In act tor the sale of State of Oregon, has this day filed in this Company’s ofliice, corner Second and Pine and their board and lodging cost timber lands in the States of California, Ore office his-sworn statement- No. 2021, for the streets. tivated;,, small house some young gon, PICTURE- FRAMES,. WINDOW SHADES, MIRRORS, BRACKETS, Stages for Willioit Springs from Mt. Angel. Nevada and Washington Territory,” purchase of the north half of llie norfl)west Uncle Sam §730 85. He a’so paid a fruit already set out, $70.00 per acre. George M. Bilyeu, of Scio, county of Linn, quarter, southeast quarter of tlio- northwest bill for United States prisoners con East Slide. State of Oregon, has this day filed in this office X and northeast X of northeast X section 20, ETC., ETC., ETC., Forty acres-of land, all cnitivated,’ his sworn 'statement no . 2067, for the purchase in townsnip 9 south, range no . 4 east, and fined in the Umatilla county jail for in wheat this year, for $65.00. of the east half of the northwest quarter and will offer proof to show that the land sought is TOWARD FROM more valuable for its timber or stone than for northwest quarter of northwest quarter of sec the same quarter, amounting to $50. Stations. PORTLAND. no . 21, in township no . 10 south, lange no . agricultural purposes, and to cstablisliMiis claim’ PORTLAND. Forty-three acres cultivated, fine tion 1 west, and will offer proof to show that the to said land before the Register and Receiver of Silv’tn Cob’rg Port’d I Porti’d F. L. Washbnrn, of the experi spring- branch, place all. fenced in land this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on sought is m<n*e valuable for its timber or Ac’om Maiil. Mail. 1 Expr’s. JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es Friday, the 5th day of September, 1890. ment station of the State Agricultu for $40.00 per acre. LV PM AB PMH All AM tablish his-claim to said land before the Regis He names as witnesses: W. w. Hepburn, J j . Portland. and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, E. Berry, F. Bell and w. Sims, all of Mills City, ral College, visited the hop yard of Fruit raisers profit from $100.00 ter Moldings for picture' frames a'specialty, al! new designs Oregon, on 6 00 ? 8 00 (S.P.Co) 4 00 9 35 Marion county-, Oregon. of S. Sm’eed, on the Mackenzie, this to $150.00 per’ acre after the trees Tuesday, the 23d day of September-. 1890. Any and all' jiersons-claiming- adversely the and sold at popular prices. week for the purpose of ascer are 4. years old. He names as witnesses: Q. E. Crumes, Thos.; above-described lands are requested-to file their Woodbrn 1 40 7 50' Large, Lee Bilyeu, F. Harris, all of Scio, Oregon. Claims in this office on or before said 5tli daj of 7 45 10 2§i Brotk & Hyde, Propr ’s Albany, (h. September, 1890. taining as to the presence of the re all persons claiming adversely the An industrious man can make a Any and J, T-.- APPERSON, described lands are requested to file 8 50 12 05 Silverton 12 ¿3 6 45 ported/ hop louse in the yards of good living for his family while his above v2-n4 Register. their claims in this office on or before said 23d 9 58 2-43- West of September, 1890. . Lane county. He is authority for orchard is coming into bearing by . day nl-v2 J. T. APPERSON, Register. Scio Timber Land, Act June 3,1878 -Notice for Pub the statement that he fouud the raising. vegetables and; various crops lication., • hop louse (phoraon) in considerable for the cannery-. Let us know what Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878—No 5 07 Browns- ' 7 49 United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, April 11, 1890. vil’.e. numbers; He says there is no use amount you have to invest and we tice for Publication.. OTICE is hereby given that in compliance 6 10 6 50 Coburg. Un ited States Lan a Offico, denying the fact that the hop louse will adviseastodocation. with the provision? of the act of Congress N "Oregon City, Oregon, May 21,1890. of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of has made its appearance in Oregon. West Side. is hereby, given that in compliance timber lands in the States of California, Ore Send for maps,, pamphlets and N OTICE OREGON DEVELOPMENT CO’S STEAMERS with the provisions of the act of Congress gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” The United States cruiser Charls- price lists to of June 3, 1878, entitled “An.act for the sale of William Hepburn, of Mill City, county of TOWARD FROM SHORT. LINE TO CALIFORNIA. FREIGHT AND FARES THE LOWEST timber lands in the States ot California, Ore Marion ’ , State of Oregon; liffs^tiffs day filed in ton sailed for Hawaiian islands, in Aocomwodations unsurpassed for comfort an3,safety. Fares and freights via Yaqutna and THE OREGON LAND’ CO. gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” this office his sworn statement No. 1995, tortile PORTLAND. Stations. PORTLAND. -the Oregon Development Co’s steamships much less than by any other route beiween all Oliver P. Lawson, of Taco-tna, county of Pierce, purchase of Hie Northeast quarter of North Airliie Maii. Portland Mall. points obediance to telegraphic orders re- in the Willamette Valley and San Francisc’O. Salem Orégon. State of Washington, has this day filed in this east quarter of Section 20, North half of North LV AM AR PM Dally Passenger Trains (Except Swu<lnys.) cieved by Rear Admiral Brown office his sworn statement no .‘-2068, for the pur west quarter and Southeast quarter of Norfh- Portland Leave Yaquina at 6:4’5 A. M. • Leave Corvallis at 10:35 a . m . Arrrive at Albany at-11:10 A. M- chase of 1 he northeast, quarter of section no . west Quarter of Section No. 21, in Township AHMINTSTRATORS NOTICE. Leave Albany at 1:00 P. m . Leave Corvallis at. 1:40 f . m . Arrive at Yaquina at 5:30 from secretary of the Navy Tracy, (p.&w.v)..- ; 3 15 30, in township no . 10 south, range, no . 3 east, No. 9 South, Range- No. 4 East, and will offer 9 20 ¡Oregon & California trains oonnect at Albany and Corvallis. C. C. HOGUE. ’ OT1CE is hereby ; given, that the under an d will oiler proof to show that, the land sought proof to show that the-land sought is more Dundee ordering the vessel to proceed im TV W m . M. HOAG; General Manager. ” Act’g G. F. &• P. Agt., Corvallis, Ogn. ll signed has been duly appointed Adminis is more valuable for its timber and stone than valuable for its timber or stone 1han for agri Junction 12Î05 12. ’ 25 trator of the estate of Maria G. TiilJcott, . de cultural purposes and to establish - his claim to for agricultural purposes, and to establish his mediately to Honolulu. The occa ceased, by the Honorable County Court of claim to said land before the Register and Re said hind tefore the Register and Receiver of ceiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on sion of the return of the Charlston Linn county,Oregon. 'Sfierid'an 9'00 3 40 >■ First. Class steamship Line between YAQUInA and SAN FRANCISCO, connecting atYa- All persons having claims against the estate Wednesday, the 10ih day of September, 1890. Tuesday, the 23d day ot September, 1890. quina with the trains of the Oregon Pacific Railroad Company. The Company reserves the to Hawaii creates anticipation of of said deceased, are hereby notified to pres He He names as witnesses: wm. Sims, F. A. names as witnesses-, J. West, G. A. Ben right to to change sail days; C.II. HASWELL, Gen.F.A P.Agt., Montgomery St., S. F. Cal. ent the same, duly verified to me in person, nett, of Mill City, Oregon; F. Raisoni, J. Cop Bell,Geo. A. Bennett, J L. Berry, all of Mill 8'22 4 16' Dallas : another revolution in the islands’ at my oilice in Aloariy, Oregon, within six lan, of Tacoma, Washington City, Marion county, Oregon. OREGON PACIFIC STEAMBOATS on the WillamettoRiver Division will leave Portland Any and all persons claiming adversely the months from this date. south bound, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. it.: arrive at Corvallis Tuesday. Any and all persons claiming adversely the T HE kingdom.. The Charlston has a Dated August 26, 1890. Thursday and Saturday at 3:30 P. M,............. Leave Corvallts, northbound, Monday, Wednes above-described lan ds are- re-jUGSted to file their above-described lands are requested to file 4 55. Mon 7 38. . W. Win chit , W. R. B ilyeu ,’ day and Friday at SA. M ... ........ Arriveat PortInnd Tuesday, Tliursdny anti S'unrdt--- at claims in this office on . or before said 23d day their claims in this office on or before said 10th large stock of fuel and provisions G eo ili ou lb. AI’y . for Estate. Administrator of day o'* September, 1890. 3:3 d P. M-...... On Moil day. Wednesday and Friday, both north and south bound b< ids lie of September, 1890. rml-v2* -J. T. APPERSON, Registe. said estate. 5 55 for a one year cruise. 6 45 over night at Salem, leaving there at 6 A. M. C. C.'HOGUE, A. G. F. & P. Agent; lu5 Airlie. v2-n4 J. T. APPERSON, Receiver. WABE - HOUSE Agricultural Implements, Guns and Am munition, Wagons and Buggies, Baby Carriages ,Iron, Steel, Chain, Coal, Wagon material, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass seed, Loggers’ and Blacksmiths Supplies Most complete stock in the valley, to be sold at th3 lowest rates to all comers. You are specially invited to call and see us when in this city. S & Sox. FARMERS HOTEL —o— HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES HA GEY, Everything that is required in the Cloth Fine Candies, Choice Confectionery I have now for sale at my kiln near the Scio RollerMills,50.- 000 first quality bricx vhich I will sell at $7 per thousand. Call and see me. g. Peckenpaugh ing line. We keep none but the Latest Styles, purchased direct from the fac tories for cash. If you require anything in this line, you will find the best as sortment and the Lowest. Prices at this old reliable house. Courteous clerks always in attendance. ur Line NNOUNCEMEN^ D Is now receiving a choice stock of Seio,_Oregoil8 Dry Goods,, notions,. Furnishing Goods< FRUIT LAND J IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLET W. BEAD, ALBANY FURNITURE COMPÏNY of every discriptioTi One Hundred Choice Oil Paintings THE YAQUINA ROUTE OREGON. PACIFIC Oregon Development Company.