«
)f the public lanps up the Santiam
both in Linn and Marion counties
but the question is of such vital im
1S PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
portance to settlers Who are waiting
to obtain homes in the rich country
T. L. DUGGER;
now made accessible to market b\
z ÏN THE CITY OF
the Oregon Pacific railroad that the
SCIO, IANN CO., ORÉGON. claims of this district for an early
survey cannot be too urgently pre­
TERMS :
sented. These lands being urisur-
Per annum. Invariably in advance...........$2 00 veyed, settlers can obtain no title.
Bix months,’
“
■
“
“
......... . 1 00 and oniy Occupy them as “squat
Advertising rates at fair, living rates, to be ters.”
paid monthly.
FOR PUBLICATION—Land Officeat
)regon material. Massive concrete XrOTICE
Churches.
Oregor. City, Oregon,Oct. 6,1890. Notice is
foundations will be put in for the hereby
given thatthe following named settler
presses,which will be on the ground has filed noticeof Ins intention to make final
M. E. Church, Rev. W. tlurlburt,
proof in support; of h.i's claim, and that said
floor. The building will be plain but proof
will be* made before thepo.derK of Lim
pastor; services on 4th Sunday of
neat and will eventually Le rail uj county at Albany, Oregon, on Nov. 28, 1890,viz eachmonth.Cu
mberland Presbyte-
John Trachse’l. Homestead EntJy No. 5934, fc
to probably six stories.
the N J} of X. E- andN,'<of N. W. af.Sec.18 riariChurc-h, Rev. N. L. New. pas­
Tpl3,
s
R2
E.
He
names
tne
following
witness
Early in the season, under the di­
tor services, 3d Sunday in each
to prove his continuous residence upon an
rection of the Oregon experiment es
iionth. Missionary Baptists, Rev.
cultivation of, said land, namely: <Rudolpv
station, tire sugar beet was planted Spring, Jacob NotlhSger, Jonn Spring and Job
1. Sperry, pastor; services 2d Sun-
.lurrian, all of Sweet Heine postofñóé, Lin1
in different parts of the state under county,
yin each month Primitive Bap-
Oregon. - J. T. ÁPPSRSON,. Regisle.
various conditions, with the view of
sts, Elder John Stipp, pastor ; ser
otice for publication - land offi < •
iscertaihing important facts bearing
ices 1st Sunday in each month.
Oregon City, Oregon, ict. 6,1890.- Nolic
upon its general culture in Oregon. N is at hereby
given that the ioilowing-named. se Christian Church—Elder Bonnell,
The beets thus obtained have been tier has filed notice of his intention ,ta mal« >astor ; services 1st Sunday in each
proof in support of Tils cláiúi, and rlia
in possession of the station for some final
ñonth.
prbof will oe made before the Co. clerk o
time and experiments with them said
Linn county at Albany, Oregon, on Novembe
are about completed. Within a very 25,18b0| namely: William Sims, Pre-emption .
Transient advertisements must be paid foi
Union Sunday School—In the M.
6903, for the S X of S E X of Sec 26, and '•
When the order is given for their insertion.
short; time, Says the Corvallis Q. - S : < No
C. Church, every Sunday afternoon
or S W X Sec 25, Tn 9 8 R 4 E. He names th-
HOW IT WILL EFFECT US.
zette, there will be issued from the fallowing witnesses^to prove his continuou
t threL o’clock
upon and cultivation, of, said land,
BUILD UP HOME INDUSTRIES.
station a bulletin giving a detailed /esideuce
'Tamely: M E Colvin, John Haley, Henry Sue-
The tabulated returns have been account of the experimentsand ih< sens,
Éphriam ¿'filis, all of Rock Creek post­
Secret Societies.
Oregon.
It should be the desire, and no ; ptit out from the census office for the more important facts developed office, Linn county,
'J. T. APPERSON, Register.
thereby.
of Oregon, giving to Multno­
I. O. O. F.—Dierdoff Lodge No. 54,
doubt is, of every one bf Our citizen siate
i
for publication - land of
iiiey Shelton, N. G. Meets Wed-
fi.ee at Oregon City, Oregon, Oct- 6,18/'
to build up home interests, to fostei mah county and the four Salem pre­
N otice
Don’t wait until the roads get so Notice-
is hereby giyen that the following
resday evenings at 8 o’clock.
the benefits of their re-enu- muddy that you cannot get to town named settler
every industry that has been estab- cincts
1
has filed norice of his intent.ioi
A. F. & A. M.-^-Scio Lodge No. 39,
to make final proof in support cf liis claim , an
meiation
and
the
June
farce
to
the
lished in our midst, and to encour­
oefore you have ycur photographs tnat said proof will be made before the Count< )r. E. O. Hyde; Master. Meets each
Clerk of Marion county at Salem, Oregon-,, pi
of the state. As to how this made. . Come at once.
age anything and everything that test
'
•iaturdny
on or before the- full moon
November 26,1890, namely; Aithuv Rice, Pre
eniptiou D S' No 6873, for the : W X
N W X o! In each month.
has for its objecs the advancement will effect the state in the apportion­
Sec4,
Tp9SR
2
E.
He
names
the
follow
in;
rpiMBER LAND, ALT JUNE 3, 18/8.S-N'
A. O. U. W.Ascio Lodge No. 36,
to prove his continuous lhsidenci
of the interests of Scio. Are we as ment by the legislature next winter JL ticei'ior publication. United States Lan'1 witnesses
ipon and cultivation of, said lend, namely:
Office, Oregon City, Oregon, June II, 1890.. No
5L Crabtree, M. W., meets on the 1st
the
Ore
onian
says:
■
The
tabulated
citizens doing' What we can to ac­
Frank Zimmerman, John Hamilton, Albert F
Hee is Hereby given that in compliance wiil;
Morris; John J Kcamer, all of Mehama post- ind 2d Mondays in each month.
provisions of the act of Congress of June 3.
complish this result. Are we pat­ returns of the Oregon census em­ trie
’.878, entitled “An act for the sale of timbei1 ofilce, Marioii counrv, Oregon.
J. ?L*. APPERSON, Register.
in the States of-California. Oregon, Ne­
patronizing home industries, Our phasize the injustice which the test lands
P. A. RICHARDSON.
vada, ajnd Washington Territory, Nancy M.
home merchants, shops, etc., iti the of the state Will endure in the new Hepburh, of Mills City^ county of Marion,, state VTOTIdE FOR PUBLICATION-1.-AND ÓF-
—o—
fice
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
Oct.
6,
189-.
of
Oregon,
has
this
dav
filed
in
this
office
her
way that we should? Is it good pol­ legislative apportionment this win­ sworn'statement. No. 2111, for the purchase of No.ic^is befeby given • that the followin-
Scio, Oregon.
the WX of SEX and SX of SW X of Sec. No. 32, named settler hasfile-.i notice of his intention
icy to go to Albany, Salem ot Port­ ter, from the fact that Multnomah in
Towmship No. 9 South, range No. 4 East, to make final proof in snppdrt of his claim,an
will offer proof to show that- the land that said proof will be made before the Count,
land to buy goods', or anything else, and Marion counties receive credit and
.
.Dealer in........
sought is more valuable for its tim ber or stone tderk of Linn c untv at Albany;’ Oregon, oi
when we can do equally as well, or for their entire population, while than lor agricultural purposds. and to estab­ November 29, I860, "nainelt : diaries A. Bills
lish her claim to said land before 1 he Register Homestead En try No 8428; for. the N E X Of Sei
the
state
at
large
is
at
least
20
per
53, 43p 9 S R-1 E. Henilmcsthc following wis
hearly sb, by patronizing our home
and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, oil Thursday, the 9th day of October, hosscs to prove bis continuous residence upon
merchants? There is a disposition cent, short. If there Is any consti­ 1890. She names as witnesses: W. Hesman and cultivation of, said, land, namely: A
oer
Section
2,>01
R. . S.
Orrie
V
RockCrcek, Oi’e.; Lee Berry of Mills City,
Ori the part of some people to do tutional way of adjusting the appor­ of
A ldams, Arnold Wink, Clarence Brow.i , Joni
Ore.; W. W. Hepburn of Mills City, Ore.; II<
Hailey, all of Rock Creek postoffice, Linn conu.-
Thompson of Mills City, Orogon. A ny and all
this, and to such we wish to say, tionment to what everybody k nows persons
J; T. \ I’PFfisc^.-.
claiming adversely the above-describ­ tv,.Oregon.
—0—
that the larger the volume Of busi­ to be the actual population of all the ed lands are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 9th day of Octolier,
counties
in
the
state,
we
believe
ness that our home merchants do,
1890. -
J. T. APPERSON. Register.
Office at Oregon CiTy.i’r , oct;
Notie.i
WHIPS, NETS., ETC.
is hereby giyen that tho followihg named set. ■
the smaller they can afford to make that Portland will be found ready to
land , act june b ,. lb / k . - nq -¿ tier lias filed notice of his intention to mak<
waive the unjust advantage given T . imber
ticé.for publication. United States Land
nna) proof in support of his claim, and tha
their percentage of profit. If you
Oregon City, Of., Sept. 1, 1890. Notice i> said proof will be made before the clerk o
this city by the bungled census. Un­ Office,
hereby given that in compliance, wiifi. the Lmr County at Albany, Oregon, on November
have the cash to pay for goods, give
doubtedly Multnomah is fairly enti­ provisions of the. act of Congress of Jiine 3. 2i, 1890, viz: William B. Cook,Homestead Entry
them a chance. They cannot afford
“An Obt for the salé of timber No. 7174,’for the N. E. % of Sec. 6, Tp. 10 S. R.7,
tled to some increase in her propor 1878, entitled
in the State of California, Oregon, Ne­ E. Lie names the rollowing witnesses to prove
to have you go elsewhere; and when jion of representation in the legisla­ lands
vada and Washington Territory^” Robert P. his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Ames of Oakville, county of Chehalis,' State of of, said land, viz; John Poane,Richard Mayes
you count up the expense of going
has this day filed in tins office nnvirfF; Ho«‘ve and B<mjaman Sher nard, all Oi
ture, but not to the increase of seven Washington,
sworn statement No. 2242, for the purchase Mill City P< O., BSaridn county, Oregon;
to other towns, you will find that members, which the census as it his
of the-SEX of section No. 14 in township No.
T. j. APPjh±\SuA, Kegister.
your goods have cost you as much, stands would give. Its fair repre­ 9 S. range No/ 4 E., and will offer proof to show
■that the land sought is more valuable' for its
otice for publication — land of
Tile very best preparation for har­
and perhaps more, than the home sentation is probably seventeen or timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, N flee at Oregon City, Oregon, September .3
ness in thè market»
an A to establish his clai mjt o said lan d before 1 h e
1890.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
follow
therchants would have charged you. eighteen. Under the bungled cen­ Registci* and Receiver at Oregon City, Or., on ing named.SiVtlcr has filed notice of his inten­
—O—i
the 5th day of December, 1890, He tion to make final proof in support of his claim
We have a very well conducted sus Multnomah and Marioii coun- Friday
names as witnesses: Cvrus M. Forest., P I). and that said proof will be made before tin
BACALE
AND
SEE ME"®8
ineat shop in our town, and if the tisshave nearly one-third the popu­ Ñewell, -Jos. Hockiriari pf Oakville, Chehalis County Clerk of Linn County, at Albany, Or-.
County. Washington,and ÍV..T. White of Port­ egon,on October21,18£0. viz: CharlesH. Pearse,
proprietor can have all the custom?* lation bf the state. If 20 per cent, an d, '-Oregon. Any and all persons pre-emption D. 8. No. 6135 for the S. of SK
adversely the above-described, lands ’4, NW% of SEJ/4. and NEl4 of SW‘< of Sec. lO.
in that line, of oùr citizens, the btis- be added to the count for the other claiming
are requested to file their claims in this office T 10S. R-.3E. He names the following wit­
on
or
before
said 5th of December, 1>9()'.
nesses to prove; his contirmous residence upon
iness, though small, will be suffi­ counties, the proportion of these
J. T. APPERSON, Register . and cultivation of, said land, .'iz: Ben Butler,
cient to sustain him, and he can con­ counties, would be reduced to less
of Mill City P. O-, James Hogan, Newt Lewis,
LAND, ACT .JUNE 3, 1878.-NO-’ and William J. Wiggs of Rock Creek P. O., al»
tinue the business; keeping On hand than two-sevenths, Which is proba­ fpIMBER
J. T. APPERSONj (Successor to Bicharcson & Bilyeu.)
A tice for publication. United States Land 'of Linn (Jo., Oregon.
a good supply of meats. This» all bly about right. This problem of a Office, Oregon City, Oregon, May 26th, 1890., Register.
SCIO OBECON.
Notice is lieruby gi ven that in compliance w.’tli
otice for pu P i L icafion - i . and of -
agree, is a great convenience and jnst apportionment will probably the provisions of the act-of Congress of June
3, 1878, entitled “An ac,t for tlie sale of timber N fled at Oregon City. Oregon,' September 3,
Should be sustained. Yet if a faam- cause the legislature a deal of per- lands in the States ot California, Oregon, Ne­
1890. Notice is tjcreby given; that tlie follow­
vada, and Washington Territor.v,” L. W, Bal­ ing named settler has filed notice oi lier inten­
■Choice Beef, Mutton ancl Pork can
fer butchers an animal' and brings it plexity’this winter.
lard o'f Slaughter, county of King, state of tion to make final proof in support of her claim,
Washington, lias this day filed in this office his and that-, said proof will..be 'uatlo before the always be found on the block.
to town for sale, especially if he of-
County,
Clerk
of
Linn
Com-.;/,
Oregon,
on
Oc
­
sworn statement. No. 2071, for the purchase
térs it for a trifid less per pound t l an
of theSW XofSec.No/20 in Township No. 10 S, tober 21,. 1890, viz: Susan S. Pearse, ure-emp-
NORTHWESTERS.
Range No. 2 E, ancl will offer proof to show tion D. S. No. 6537 for the SE;4 of SWJ4 and W:
you would have to pay at the shop,
that Hie land "sought is pi.dfe valuable lor its g .of SWJ4 of See. 10, T.10, S. R. 3 E. She
timber oi’ stdne than for agricultural, pur­ names the following witnesses to prove her
he will readily dispose of tiie cheat;
and to establish his claim to said land continuous residence upon and cultivation o‘ received every Thursday direct from
4 laboring man by the. name of 'L. poses;
befdrd tlie Register and Receiver of this office said land, viz: Ben Burler, of MilHjjty P. O..
As a result if this should be contiri- ÊvanS committed suicide at Wood­ at
Oregon City, Oregon, oil Thursday, the 16tli James IT. Hogan, Newt Lewis and William J. Yaquina Bay.
of October; 1890. He naines as witnesses: Whrgs. all ofLinn Co. Oregon. J. T. APPER-
tied we would thus reduce the burn last Sunday by banging him­ clay
J. A. Laurie'of Seattle, King county, Wash ; -SbN, Register;
D, S. .Fox of Sumner, King County, Wash.:
buteììèf'S Volume of business below self.
Soule of.Kent. Kirig'cortnty, Wash.: J. F. IVTOTICE FOR PUBLICATION--LAND OF-
Strimboul still has thé fastest stal­ J. A. DeVanter
à profitable point, and he would per­
of Kent, Kings County, Wash.
lice at Oregon City, Oregon, September 3,
lion record. Last Saturday he trot­ Van
Any and, all persons claiming adversely tlie 1890. Notice is hereby given that the follow­
force shut up shop. Is it not better ted a mile at Napa,'California, in above-described
lands are requested to file ing named settler has filed notice of his in­
their claims in this office on or before said-16th tention to make final proof in support of his WILLIAM BILŸEÜj
to give him what patronage we have ; 2-111.
PROP.
clay of October, 1890.
. .
claim, and that said proof will be made before,
in this lirie arid thus enable him to
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
the County Clerk oi Linn County, at Albany,
There is a great demand for acre
Oregon,
oh
October 20, 1890, viz: John Kitchen,
Continue in business; than to have property around Yaquina Bay. Re­
Scio, O rksoh .
imber land , act june 3, is?».— pre-emption U.S No. 6874, for the S.XbfS. E.. South Main St.
N.. W. X of S. E, X and N. E. X S. W X
him shut up shop for lack of patron­ bent sales indicate a big advar.fee T Notice for publication. Linited States Land X
10. T 10, S., K. 2 E. He names the follow­ Board and Lodging, per Week, $4.00
Office, Oregon City Or, Sept. 2nd,' 1890. Notice Sec.
over
last
year
’
s
prices.
to prove his continuous resi­
age? What is true with reference
is hereby given that in compliance wirli the ing witnesses
3.00
unon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Board, por Week,
The company building the trunk provisions ot the act of congress of June 3,1878. dence
to this business is true with all other telephone
John Baskin, Oliver Baskin, W. N. Thomas First-class Meals,
25cts.
entitled
“
An
act
for
the
sale
of
timber
lauds
in
line between Salem and the states of California, Oregon. Nevada,; and and II. Shelton, all of Rock. Creek P. O.,'Lirin
'
25ets.
lines. Let us sustain our home mer Portland expects to have the line in Washington Territory,” Paulus D.. Newell of Co., Oregon.
J T. APPERSON, Register. Lodging,
Oakville, county of. Chehalis^.state of Washing­
Chants >rid home enterprises of all operation within two weeks.
otice
for
-
publication
land
of
-
ton lias this day .filed in. this office his sworn
at Oregon City, Oregon, September 18.
kinds and build up home interests
N fice Notice,4s
The little' 2-year old son of J. C- statement no. 2245; for the purchase of the EX 1890.
hereby given +haf the follow­
and wX NE% o'f - section no.’ 23, in. town­
BANK OF SCIO,
rather than that of neighboring Luckey, agent for the Warm Spring NwX
ship no. 9 S range no. 4 E,-and will offer .proof ing-named sett ler has filed notice of her inten­
tion to make final proof in support,of her claim,
Indians;
was
drowned
last
week
in
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
towns. Our ihetchrints and trades- the mill racé on that reservation.
land
that
said
proolAyili
be
made
before
the
fbr its tiuiber or stone than for agricultural
$20,000
CAPITAL STOCK,
purposes, and to establish his claim to said land - County C;lerk.cf Ivtiiribii County, at Salem, Or­
inen should be up with the times,
on November il, 18’90, vizi - Lucinda J
L. C; Strritto’n, an old and, respect- before tile Register and Receiver of this office egon,
Thoinas.
Pre-emption
D,
S.
No:
6649,
for
the
NE
officers
:
and. make it an object to Our citizens ëd citizen of Ellensburg, Wash.,was at Oi’egdn City, Ore., on'. Tuesday the 16th’ day i X bf See. . 30, T. 9. S., R. 3 E. She names tin
Decoliilier,.1899, He names as witnessi^s. C.
io deaTat-lmme, and by this means killed on the'13th inst by a runaway ot
M. Forest and R. P. A mes of Oakville, Chehalis I following witnesses to prove her cominuouf
President, J; S. Morris.
Countyj Washington, and P. G. Duran and w. • residence upon and cultivation of,' said land
team
dashing
into
the
phaeton
in
enlarge their -volume of business,
T. i^hite 'of Portland Oregon. Any and all viz: W.T, Foster, of Rock Creek P. O., Linn
Vice President, Jeff. Myers.
which he Was riaing.
Co.,
Ore.,William
Sullivan,
John
Rains
and
person.S' claiming adversely the above de­
Cashier, O. S. May.
and consequently thèy^w/»uid be en­
lands are requested; to file their claims ■Daniel Raids of Mil1 Citv P.O. Marion Co. Or.
Woodburn is dëstirie' 1 to become scribed
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
D irectors —J ’8. Morris,E. Goins,
in this office oh or before said 16th day of De­
abled to offer still better bargains to ) {quite a city. Work has" been eom- cember,
1896.'
J. ,T. APPEUSON, Registor.
John Gaines,H. Bryant,P. O. Smith.
their customers. We have two' ngspced on the $10,000 water works,
otice for . publication — land of -
Do a General. Banking and Ex­
'^piMBER
LAND,
ACT
rJU-NE
8<
1878»
—
N0-
aira^aJVis
life
and
activity
in
the
fice
at
Orégon
City,
Oregon,
September
17,.
N
Very well conducted schools iti our
Business..
L lice for publication, United States Land
1890. Notice is hereby given that the follow change
­
once
à
u
reTTTrcrg-t¿
¿y.c
,
Office, Oregon City, Oregon, S(‘pt. 2nd, 1890. ing-named settler has filed noticeot his inten­
Sight drafts issued on AlVatiy,
City, perhaps as good as could be had
is hereby given that, in compliance tion to make final proof in support of his.claim, Portland and SanFrancisco.
Wm. Snipes, aged 2o7~was4ms>w.2^I: ^Notice
Under the circumstances. Yet all from a horse he was riding at North' Ar-jfchJtlie provisions of the act of Congress of and that said proof will bé made before the
3, 1878, entitled “An aét for the sale of County Clerk of Marion County, at. Salem Or­
Will agree that if the two schools Yakima Friday afternoon, and died June
timber lands in the states of California, Ore­ egon, on November 11, 1890, viz: ■ Daniel Rains JHE CRY OF MiLLION^l
Nevada and Washington Territory,” Jos. Homestead Entry No. 5807 for the SWX of Sec.
wefe under one management,and in that night from his injurie": Hé gon,
Ó. Hockman of Oakville, county of Chehalis, 20, T. 9 S., R. 3 E. He names the following
OH,
BKCKI
of Washington has this day filed in this witnesses to prove his continuous résidence
buildings of sufficient size, etc., so was a son of George R. Snipes, oi state
office his sworn statement no4 2246, for the pur­ upon and cultivation o'f, said land, viz: Ben­
STOP IT NOW,
The
Dalles;
where
the
reinains
weie
iiiat .ifeé could have a graded school, sent for intefment. .
chase of the Sw% nw X ^X S w X ànd SE% SwX jamin Kinisey, Andrew J. Taylor, John N.
of section no. 14, in township no. 9 S, range no. Barban and* C.. Henry Konitz, all of Mehama
SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATE.
•With at least three dOparpments,
i- E, and Will offer proof to show that.the land P. O., Marion county, Oregon.
Ivy Myrtle, the ten year old. sought
iS move valuable f6r its timber or stone
| I hp.ve been troubled many years with
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
Very much better results WOttld be daughter of J. M. Bull, late of Wil than foil°agricultur?tl
purposes, and to estab­
disease of the kidneys ana have tried
his dàini to said land before the Register
many different remedies and iiavt
imber land , act june 3, 1878..—no
reached« The citizens of Scio are lows, Or., was killed near McKenzie lish
arid Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Ore., T lice for publication, u.nfted Statzs Laud
sought aid from different physicians
bridge
last
week
by
tlie
horse
she
on Tuesday the 16th day of December. 1890. He
without relief. About the 15th of April
Going mridii in Certain' ways to ad Vo­
Office, Oregon City, Or., September 1,1890. No­
I was suffering from a very violent
; was riding throwing her. Her foot names as witnesses. ,.P. D. Newell, R. P. Ain.es,. tice is hereby given that in compliance with
cale home interests and develop ; caught in tlie stirrup and the horse C. M. Forest of Oàkyilio, Chebàlis county, the provisions of .the act of Congress of Jun«
attack that almost prostrated me it
suchu^ manner that I was bent over.
Washington, and w.T. w’hite of Portland, Ore. 3,1878, entitled “An. act for the sale oi timbei
home enterprises, and if all would dragged her to death.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the; lands in the state? of, Çali for nia, Oregon; Ne va da When I sat dowfi it was almost impossible for me
lands are requested to file and Washington Tërrirory,”.Cyrus M. Fores: :o get up alone, or to put- bn my clothes, whet»
adopt as a rule of action—patronize .There'' is to be a woolen mill in above-described
find Providence sent Dr« Henley, with the
their claims in this office on or before said 16th of Oakville,- county ,pf Chehalis^ state of Wash
day
of
Deccni
’
ber,
1890.
.
Portland
backed
by
«astern
Capital.
ington, has this day filed in this office his OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
home industries; merchants, tracles-
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
sworn statement NoL22-13, for the purchase o» jotel-. I immediately commenced
The
ground,
was
looked
over
by
some
tnen, etc.-—another step in progress
the E%. NEJ4 knd E^, SE}4 of Section'No. 2;
ising the tea. It had an almost
easter i gentlemen several days ago,
in Township Nd. 9, S. Range Nn. 4 E., and vil.
•Will have been made. Scio is des­ and J. M. Bower, the lawyer, lias
imber lâ N d . act june 8, 1878.- no - offer proof to show that the land songht is miraculous effect, and to the aston­
tice for publication. United States .Land more valuable for its timber or stone than fin ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
tined to become a thriving manufac­ since got word from them to incor­ T
Office, Oregon City, Or., August 27', 1890. Notice, agricultural purposes, and to establish, hr in. a few* days,I am happy to state, A*
is hereby given, J hat in compliance with, the ciaim to. sa id land before thé Register and Re­ ¡hat I was a new ffiari.
I w
turing city and flourishing trade porate a bompauy an<J provide for a provisions
of the act- pi Congress of June 3,18- ceiver at Oregon City, Or.,on Friday the 5tl- recommend the tea to, all afflict
78. entitled “An àct./ôri the. sale of timber lands uay of December, 1890. lie names-as witnesses- as I have been;
tenter,- but wdas- citizens can hasten factory building 100x70.-.
in theSlatfS of California, Oregon, Nevada.aml P. D. Newell, R. P. Ames,and Jos. Hockman o:
The work of constructing scows Washington
Territory,” Walter T. White of
tóattersitì that direction by looking
G. A. TUPPER,
Chehalis County, Washington, and
upon which
convey rock to the ¡Portland,county of Multnomah .State of Oregon Oakville,
P.O. Duren of Portland, Oregon. Any and
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
to home interests and patronizing jetty at the Yaquina bar is progress- has this day. filed in this office his.sworn state­ a.ll
persons claiming adversely the above des
Santa Rosa, Cal:
No.-«985, for the purchase of. the NEX of ciibed lands are requestod to file their claims
home industries.
ing-as rapidly as possible. When ment.
section No. 25, in Township Not.;9 S Range No
this office on or before said 5th day Decem­
.these are cóíri.fletefl the àcci.mu- IE ; and-will offer prbof to show-, that the land in
ber, 1890. J. T. APPERSON. Register.
is more ..valuable for its.ti mber or stone
Oregonian Kailroad Co.
Onr ne'xt: legislature' will be ex* . liufed rock at the' Toledo- qu o-ry sought
‘han for agricultural purposes,,¿nd to estftb-
can
be
removed,
and
tlf-ire
will
be
•
isl.i
his
claim
to
said,
land
before
tne
Register
imber land act june 3, 1878, - nc
|>ected to' amend our assessment law
C. N. SCOTT, GES. SUFT.
arid Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Or., T tice of publication. United States Land Of­
Tickets for Eastsicle points on this line fo:
m Thursday- the 18th clay of December; 1890.
iri some iriairrier,and it is to be hoped opportunity for many laborers,'
fice, Oregon City, Oregon, May 17. 1890. No ¿le at Union depot, foot of Fifth street, and a
He
names
as
witnesses.
P.
G.
Duren
and
N.
J
.
tice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compliance
with
Captain W. P. Gray of Pasco pre-, Welch, of Portland. Oregon. C. II Work,1 of
be Uuit.cd Carriage and Baggage Transie-
ihat it will piove to be beneficial to -eriled
the provisions of the. act of Congress of Jun.i Company’s, offiice, corner Second and Piw<
to the Oregoniari office a tine Mill City, andThos. 1). Ellis, of Seattle, Wash­ 3,1878,
entitled “An act for tlie sale of timbei
to.the public When enacted. It was Spelimeli, òf What the Soil in th H ington.
Any and- all persons claiming ad­ lands in the.states of California, Oregon, Ne­ Greets.
Stages for Wilhoit Springs from Mt. Angel.
versely the above-desçribed lands are re­ vada, and Washingtbil Territory,” John Cop-
thought by a large number of out s.-e.tioii can produce, in -tire shape <»i quested
to file- their claims in this office on or ian, of Tacohia, County of Pierce, State oi
lEsm Side.
people when the mortgage tax law i large cluster of peanuts, still cling­ before said 18th day ot December, 1890.
Washington, has this day filed in tlfis office-
J*. T. APPERSON. Register.
his sworn statement No. 2051, for the purchase
to the vine. The nuts are-large,
^yas enacted that perfection in tax : ing
Of
the
EX.
of
SWX
find
lots
3&4
of
section
No.
18.
FROM
TOWARD
well filled- -and exceedingly sweet.
township No. 10 Sdijth Range No. 3,East, and
legislation had been reached. But : it is not improbable that- m the near TIMBER LAND, ACT,.. JUNE 3, 1878.- in
'OUTLAND.
Stai ions. PORTLAND
will offer proof to show that the land sought i?
I Notice, for publication. United States more
■ilv
’
rn
Cob
’
rg
valuable for itvstimber or stone than foi
Port’d I Pori;
alas! how are the mi'ghty fallen? future the people .of the Pacific r>and Office, Oregon City, Ore., August 27,1890. agricultural
and to establish his vc’om Maili-
Mail.- 1 Exnr'
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with claim to said purposes,
land before the Registeiand Re L j V PM Lv AM
This great tax law has, boomrrang 'Northwest wi’l eat peanuts grown the
AB PM A k a -
pro visions, of the. act of Congress.of June ceiver Of this office
at- Oregon Citv, Ore., or
in
their
own
great
inland
empire.
3,
U878,
entitled
“
An
act
for
the.sale
of
timber
Portland
like, rebounded against its friends,
16 clay of December, 1890. He
in the states-of California, Oregon, Ne­ Tuesday the
Tlie poisoning of the family of- '.kNds
Witnesses; G. A. Bennett of MillCity,
6 00 8 00 (S.P.CÖ) 4 00 9 3
vada and Washington Territory,” Parley G. names as Frank
the farmers', With greater force than
Raisoni,- of-Taeb-ma, Wash., H
John Gridley at Ashland recently, Duren of Portland, county of Multnomah, Oregon.
W. Eicliey, of Portland, Ore.,' and James Cop
it struck those for whom it was in­ was the restii.t of combined ignor- 8iate of Oregon has this day filed .in this office lan
7 45 10 25 Wooclbrn ! 1 40 7 5('
of Tacoma, Wash. Any and all persons
his sworn statement NO»< 1986. for the purchase claiming
adversely the above-described lands
tended, the money lenders. It has ■nice anti carelessness- - On being of
the EX n W% SEX SWJ4 of section No. 25, in are requested
to
j^le
their
claims
in
this
office
no. 9 S Range nd. 4 E, and will offer
8 50 12 05' Silverton 1233 6 45
failed td liliike the money lender I questioned , Gridley saící that there township
day of December, 1890.
to show that the land songht is more val­ on or before said 1(1
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
was something in a paper package proof
2 43 West
- 9 58.
uable for its timber or stone than for agriuul ■
borne up' to' the rack, and the burejen e.n-a
pantry shelf which' was there tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
Scio
bf taxation rests, as it did before,up when the family Went into the house said land before tlie Register and Receiver of
A 7 foot vein of anthracite coal has
office ait Oregon City, Or., on Thursday the
bn the shoulders of people of ordina tinst,.and that some ot this liad drop this
5 07 Browns- 7 49
18rh day of December^ 1890. He names as -wit­ been discovered in the mountains in
nesses:"
C.
II.
work
of
Mill
City,
Or.,
T.
D.
El-
ped down into the flour OUtof which
ville.
ty circumstance’s;
Lewis county, Wash,3 miles south of
¡is
i
Seattle,
Washington,
w.
I
1
,
white
and
N.
•Mrs. Gridley had made the bread J. w’elch of Portland Oregon. Aliy and all per­ what is known as “Big Bottom.”
6 50 Coburg.
6 10
claiming adversely the above-described The discovery was made by a party
Lane county farmers and fruit they had eaten for supper Sunday sons
■ands arc requested to file their claims in this
West
Side.
evening.
She
“
didn
’
t
know
what
growers are taking steps looking to
office on or before said 18th dav of December, of hunters. It is twenty miles from
the stuff wasand didn’t like to throw
J. T. A.PPERSON, Register.
the big beds of anthracite at the
FROM
TOWABiD
the reduction of freight rates from the flour away.”. She thinks now it 1890.
heacl of the Cowlitz.
PORTLAND.
Stations. PORTLAND
Eugene to Albany over the South­ was bluestoné oi' soiriethitig of that Subscribe for the P ress .
Ai rlie Mail.
Portland Mail.
fern Pacific. They Say that from one- kind, j
¿V
AM
ar
pj
The West Shore Publishing Com­
Portland
third to one-half of tlie freight
have concluded the purchase
9 20
(P.&W.V)
3 15
bharges from Eugene to San Fran- pany
of «.site for iiieir proposed building
Dundee
feisco is collected by the S. P. compa­ i' 0,11 umbia and Water streets, and
12 25
Junction
12 05
ny for a distance of 44 miles, while have let the contract for erecting
iwu
stories
to
John
B.
Bridges.
3 40
Sheridan
9 00 :
the remaining one-half or over goes
Work will be begun at once, as the
to the Oregon Pacific for a distance : company desire to .have their plant
s. 4 16
While You Wait,
Dallas
8 22
bf 531 miles.
-txena.&ved into thé new building b
BÜT CURES *
:
'iratóiiry 1. Thé structure will b
4 55
Mon­
7 38 ,
TCTMING ELS2,
_ Considérable hits' already been said built of Oregon pressed brick and
mouth.
5 55
cbricerr.ing the iiecèèsity of asurvey finished as far as practicable with
i Airlie.
6 45
STEWART & SOX,
——U ealebs i A------
General Hardware
* *..102 FIRST STREET,. ». .
Oregon.
Albany,
Agricultural Implements, Guns, ¿ncl Am­
munition, Wagons and BuggipS, Baby
Carriages, Iron, Steel, Chain, Coal, Wagdh
material, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grasl
seed, Loggers’ and Blacksmiths Supplies
Most complete stock in the valley, to be
sold at ths lowest rates to all comers*
Lou are specially invited to call and see
when in this city. '% tfwart & Sox»11
FINEHÀRRÌAGE & TEAM HARNESS
Maltby Saddles !
en is’ Furnishing Goods.
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES»
Everything that is required in the Cloth*
ng line» We keep none hilt ths Latest
tyles, purchased direct from the fac-
ories for cash. If you require anything
Seat Market in this line, you will find the test as*
sortment and the Lowest Prices at th s
Fred. 0. Hyde,
Proprietor.
old reliable house. CoiirtSoiis clerks
always in attendanue
FRESH FISH
FARMERS HOTEL.
CUBES
L. EBLAIN, Albany.
FALL and WINTS
nnouncements ®
A
W. F. READ
¿We have now tlie largest stock of Dry
Goods and furnishing ever showii
in Albany. Consisting of the
I LATEST STYLES
OF
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS;
A very I arge Stock of Cloaks to Choose
From. Hemember ye make a specialty of
Ladies and Mens Underwear? The Best
Goods at the
LOWEST PRICES,
Mail orders promptly attended td;
® Fi BEAD,
Albany, Oregon;'
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
RE GON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
OREGON DEVELOPMENT OVS STEAMERS
SHORT L LNE
IV TO
1 kJ CALIFORNIA;
OrHwlI UlvlVlxl.
fREIGHT
1 \I— lkJll l MlVU
AND i FARES
MlkL-O 1 THE.LOWEST
LU
RO. 1
01 1 U1A 1
Accommodation s unsurpassed for comfort an e. safety. Fhresand freigjlits y-ih, Yaquina and
he Oregon Devt opment Go’s steamships
---- mu
----- h less —
- - by any othei
»UI bei’
than
,1
oints in the ■Wil.amette
amette Valley
Yallev and San **«,..«*
Franci ¿o.
Daily iPasseiiger
-----
- Trains
-----------------
(Except
" Sciiiclays.)
111
a . M.
Leave
at.
Aruriv-e at
:08 A. II
^eave Yaquina at 6:45 A.
v Corvallis
v • —— «
h 10:30 a . m .
30 i
.eave Albany at 1:00 P. m .
Leave Coryallis at 1:4.0 p. m .
Ari’lv'e at-1
>ai ia. | ■ft]
viixed—Ly, Albany, l-,45,p m.
Munker, 2;30;p.jU>
KU
“
Ar.
h-
li;13am
'
,■■■ i59;55. a hi
p iri
)regon & California trains connect at Albany and Corvallis.
C.C
A lUJKi
V m . M. HOAG, General Manager.
v
Act’g G. F. & P. Agi
iß »
Oregon Develophieht Company
First Class atbamsliip Line between YAQU’ n A and SAN FRAiiCISCO,
___ _ ___ _ com
_ nesting at Ya
nina with the
tlie trains of the Oregon Pacific R-a
Ba'lroiid
lroad Company;
Comr ' " The ■ Company
'■*
reserves tiro
glit to to change sail days. C. H. HASWELL, Gen. F. & P. Agt., Montgomery St., S. F. Cai.
HE OREGON PACIFIC STEAMBOATS on lie .Willamette River Division will .eave Portland
south bound; on Monday, Wedilekday an , Friday, at 6 A. st.; .arrive, at Corvallis. Tuesday,
imrsday and Saturday at 3:30 p., st,.......... eave Corvallis;, north bdnnd, Monday;: Wednes-
ij- and Friday at 8 A. M ... ...... Arrive at Portland Tues lay, Thursday and Saturday at
3J P. M-.................. On Monday. Wednesday: nd Friday, both north and south bound boats lie
or night at. Salem, leaving there at 6. A. M.
C. C. HOGUE, A. G. F. & P. Agent. In5
BUGGIES, HACKS AND CARTS
«ffHAT WILL BE SOLD
1
EASTERN PRICES,
At the Popular and well Known House of
PRICE AND ROBSON;
OREGON.
ALBAN Y,
We, also, keep constantly in stock a large assortment of 'STIEI?-’ and
1THER HARDWARE,: WOOD and IRON PUMPS, etc.; etq.,' etc.
ordial invitation is extended to you tb.call ancl examine our gooct® W^
rill not be undersold by any other house.
g@“Next the new Baltimore brick,
PRICE & ROBSONf