Scio weekly press., March 26, 1891, Image 2

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otice for publicati !
interesting foreign capita! in the en­
•THE
at Oregc» City, Oregon,«
-11891. Notice i
the fori
.-— given
____ - that
_______
,
^naméd set» .i
terprise, We have sent to the de­ Is Hereby
_______
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tier fias filed notice of I.L
his wgention
to ________________________________
make
partment of agriculture at Washing­ final proof in support of his£ola.n», and that
-n rs
stud proof will be made befoi® the Co. clerk of idjld
ton for seeds, and also to the sugar Linn
Lt..,, county
co....;., at
«.i Albany, Oregon,
X IJ ¡I OUlU® b flEob
Oregon on April |
20,1891, viz
viz: : Abner Brush,
Brusl), Homestead Entry i .ApL* *-
A/*
Industries of California „for the varit 20,1881,
No 8393, for the S WJ4 of S w 54 Of Sec 24,and X
W
54
ofN
W
54ot
sec25,
and
Nj4of
NEH
of
ous varieties of seed used there, all See 26, Tp 9 S R i X, He name* the
of which are now about due here. following witnesses to prove liis continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
•IS THE BEST-
We intend to distribute, this seed under Sec 2301 R S namely: S W Reese, Win H
of Rook Creek post office Linn county,
judiciously among the farmers, and Hiatt
Oregon, Richard Fox and BF Tablet of Alba-
make a thorough test of the beets ny,Linn county, J. Oregon.
T. APPERSON, Register..
when grown. We shall be able to
give ome definite information on
the subject by this fall. I believe
that our climate and soil are well
adapted to the growing of the sugar
DEATH OF GEN. JOSEPH E, JOHNSON beet.
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liriBUlWW— MM
General Joseph E. Johnson died
Major Conroyer, of the Umatilla
in Washington city at 11 o’clock on reservation, was badly burned while
•/
Saturday night, March 21st,
attempting to send out some valu­
General Johnson had been suffwr able papers at the time his son’s
ing the past three weeks with an af­ house was destroyed by fire? The
Devoted to the interests of Linn
fection of the heart, aggravated by a fire occnredai 4 o’clock in the morn­
County in general and the
cold caught soon after General Sher­ ing'while the occupants were asleep,
Forks of the Santiam
man’s funeral.
Physicians had and the flames drove them all out in
in particular.
been trying to keep his strength Up their night clothes. They made
for some days; but his advanced age their way to the house of the priest,
had given little hope for recovery and there obtained clothing, the
from thé beginning of his illness.! major donning one of the father’s
Général Johnson was the last, save. robes. There was snow on the res­
General Beuregard, of the six full1 ervation when the fire occurred,
generals of the Confederacy,
through which the uhfjprtunatesl
Tlîe general did nôt'sëern to suffer were compelled to walk' barefoot.
in the least, and was conscious to the Nothing was saved, and the loss, oh
last. The immediate cause of death which there was no insurance, is
was heart failure, the. result of de­ considerable.
generation. of the heart, due in a
Is complète in every particular, and
measure to cold. At times for about TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—NO-
our
-
;
X tice for publication. United States Laud
two years General Johnson had Office,
Oregon City, Or., Dec. 8, 1890. Notice
is hereby given that ih compliance with the
ARE
shown unmistakable sighs of break­ provisions
of the act oi Congress of Jiine 3-, 18-
ing down. His mind often became 78. entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands
i n i he Siases of California,Oregon, Nevada.aud
As are consistent with first-class
bewildered so that he could not tell Washington Territory.” Nellie Madden, of
Stockton, Co. ofSan Joaquin ,«tate of California,
work. We make a specialty ,of
where he was or how he came has this day filed in this office her sworn state­
ment No. 2873, for the pilVchase of the SEJ4 of
there. :
section No. 14, in Township No. 12S, RangeNo
E., and will offer proof to show that the land
The deceased was the famous con­ 2- sought
more valuable for its timber or stone
federate general whose history is so than tor is agricultural
purposes, and to estab­
well known to the country. He was lish her claim to siiid 'land before tne Register
and
Receiver
of
this
office
Oregon City, Or.,
born Feb. 3,« 1807, near Farmville, on Wednesday the 8th at
day of April, 1891.
—GIVE US A CALL FOR—
Virginia, and was a little rising of She names as witnesses, c B Wyman, M Mc­
Kenzie, J McKenzie, and J B Wyman, all of
83 years of age He graduated at San
Francisco, San Francisco county, Califor­
West Point iii 1829, in the same class nia. Any and all persons claiming ad-,
CARDS,
with Robert E. Lee, and served con­ verscly the above-described lands are re­ Of styles and patterns to please the
quested to file their claims in this office on or
tinuously in the . army until the before
ENVELOPES,
said 8tli day of .Anri 1,1891.
most fastidious. We have
breaking out of the war of secession
J. T. APPERSON. Register.
BILL HEADS,
in 1861, when’ he resigned and cast
many fine makes, including
imberland act june 3," isis ,-— no -
his fortunés with the south. His
tice of publication. United States Land Of­
NOTE. HEADS,
the LEON BLOCH- CO’S
career since then is well known. T
fice, Oregon City, Oregon, Dec 8. 1890v No­
Since the war he served a term or tice is hereby given that in compliance with
Tailor
made
clothing;
and
LETTER HEADS,
the provisions of the act of Congress of June
t wo i n congress and for several years 3.1878,
entitled “Am act for the sale Of timber
then
we
have
a
full
line
of
STATEMENTS,
had been one of the railroad com­ lands in the states of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada, and WashingtonTerdtory,’’Frank O’Neil
missioners, appointed by Cleveland of
San Francisco,Co .of San Pranciscw, State of
.
BRIE FS, DODGERS,
and retained under the present ad- Calif rnia, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement Ño. 2-374, for the purchase
minisrration. He was highly es­ ofthe
Southwest one-fourth of section No. 14,
teemed by men of all parties.
in township No. 12 South Range No. 2,East, and
man of considerable experience in
public life. He is not as Hch as
Hearst was, but he has a million
Ilis choice is probably a sufficiently
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
fortunate outcome of the contest. It
T. L. DUGGER,
was too much toexpect that any one
IN THE CITY OF
could be elected senator from Cali­
SCIO, LIMN CO., OKEOOSi. fornia without the smell of bribery
about his garments. It is comfort­
ing to know that nothing is proved
TJEIt JÎS :
The same charge
Per annum, invariably in advance....;. .$2 00 against Felton.
bix months,'
“
“
“
........ 100 would have been madeagatest Estee
Advertising rates at fair, living rates, to be had he been elected. It Is the reg­
i>aid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for ular thing in California.
"when the order is given for their insertion.
ñ FEARFUL COLLISION.
N
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
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THE YAQUINA RC.UTE,
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
OREGON DEVELOPMENT GO'S STEAMERS
SHORT LINE TO CALIFORNIA. FREIGHT AND FARES THE LOWEST
Accommodations unsurpassed for coinfort an a safety. Farosand freights via Taqnina and
the Oregon Development Co’s steamships mu > leas than by any other route between all
points tn the Willamette Valley and San Franci -o.
,
,
»ally Pasaongter Train» (Except SanOnys.)
Leave Yaqnlna at 6:15 A, M,
Leave Corvallis at 10:30 A. M.
Arrrlve at Albany at 11:08 A. M,
Leavo Albany at 1:00 P. M.
Leave Corvallis at 1:40 r. si.
Arrive ftt Yaquina nt 5:36
Mixed—Ly. Albany, 1-,45-p m.
Mtmker, 2;30 p m
Material Yard, 7;30 a. m.
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Ar.
“
l«;13aui ■
>‘9i55
am
“
5:00 p m
Oregon & California trains connect ilt Albanv and Corvallis.
C. C. HOGUK.
Wst. M. HOAG, General Manager.
'
Aet’g G. F. & P. Agt.,-Corvallis, Ogn.
Qregon Development Company.
First Class steamship Line between YAQUI n A and SAN FRANCISCO,’connecting at Ya
puna with the tra nsbf the Oregon Pacific Railroad Com imuiv . The Company reserves the
right to to change sail days. C. H. HASWELL, Gon. F, & I’. Agt., Montgomery St.; S. F. Gal.
Taf?,s ’ F1'0'n Yaquina-March 3.12, 21, 30; San Francisco-Mar. 8,16; 25,31.
■|dIE OREGON PACIFIC STEAMBOATS on tlie-WillamotteRlvor Division will leave Portland
J.sou-, bound, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. st.; arrive at Corvallis Tuesday
I linrsda^aml Saiurday at. 3:301>. si,
Leave Corvallis, northbound, Monday, Wedh’es
±iy and rriua-y at'8A- M................... Arrive at Porttansl Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
i:3,‘l. M-..................On Monflay. Weflnesdayand Friday, both north ail'd southbound beats lie
ever night at Salem, leaving there at 6 A. M.
C. C. HOGUE, A. G. F. & P. Agent. Ini
On the 17th inst. the British ship
"Utopia, from Italian ports bound for
New Yoik with 700 Italian emi­
grants on board, collided with the
British ironclad Rodney. The Uto
pia was so badly injured that she
sank in a few minutes, not giving
the crew time to get out any of her
boats. There was a heavy south-,
west gale blowing at the time, rank
ing the bay (Gibraltar) so rough that
W :.H ITS-
email boats could scarcely bq kept,
afloat. Boats from the ironclad and
other.vessels;that--we?e near, by the,
(IN the STATE INURANCE BUILDING),
aid of electric lights, for the collis­
ion was at night, rendered all the
aid that was possible, but few. of
the emigrants were rescued. The
scene as described by Peterson, the
Swedish quartermaster of the ill
fated ship, beggars description. The
struggles of the poor doomed
wretches to get upon the deck from
the steerage, men, women and chil­
T he O regon L and C ompany was especially rganizcl fori he purpose of buying and ^nbdi
dren tumbling and scrambling over
viding large tracts of land and has, during : he past two years, bought and •subdivided ovuf
3,200 acres of land into from five to twenty-acre tracts. The success of the undertaking
each other, fighting for their lives,
shown in the fact that-our of two hundred and eighty tracts placed on “he marketj two lull»-
¿red and twenty-five have boen sold.
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and the strong trampling ;o'y'er th'e
We claim that ten acres of choice land in fruit, will yield a larger lhcoiiie taan one hundred
t<l sixty acres In wheat in the MlssisSifrjsl vttlRiy.
weak, all'went to show that fear had
»¥'e also make valuable iinnrovemenfs in t-ht way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell 3 siliti’l
ict: of land for tlio same price per acre j on would have to pay f<«r a large farm.
dethroned their reason. Of a total
y^ Sehd for pamphlet, maps and price list.
of 880 souls on board the ship when
she left Naples,passengers and crew,
but 311 were saved. No blame is
Seso Fire Ucpwrtraeii!.
attachedti the war vessel for the
,‘hiff Engineer......
O. S. May.
terrible accident. The Utopia it is
Assistali f Engineer
R. Shelton.
said was short iri her crew, and the
investigation that is to follow will
H ook &'L adder C o . No. 1.
probably take note of this fact. Had
Bresident..
G. W. Hunsaker,
the crew been ample for a vessel of
........ N. C. Myers,
-Secretary..
,
the capacity of the ill fated ship, her
....G. W. Morrow.
Preastirer .
boats could have been launched and
........ Goo. Shelton.
Foreman
There is bo doubt that Albniiy
,..... M. M. Peery. fast becoming the ceutei- of trade l i
Ast.........
probably more people have been
Delegates: J. R. Gill, G. . W. Mor- Oregon outside of Pordand, and bus­
saved. By 4 o’clock p( m. Wednes­
row, G. W. Hunsaker, 1 w. s . Ab- iness men are turning their eyes to­
day 90 dead bodies had been recov­
bott, M. E. Bilyeu.
ward Albany 'as the future trade
will offer proof to show that the land sough t is
ered from the sunken ship by divers
valuable for its timber or stone than for
English traders in Brazil are en­ more
center for Eastern Oregon and the
H« se C ompany Nd. 1.
«agricultural-
purposes,
and to establish his'
»nd boats’ crews who had been at deavoring to create dissatisfaction claim to said land before I he Registeiand Re­
Or anything in the job printing President...
.......Jaex Bilyeu. Willamette Valiev upon the comple­
of this office at Oregon Citv, Ore., on
line.
work all day. The wrecked vessel there with the treaty of reciprocity ceiver
.... .....Frank Gill. tion of the O. P. R. R. The
Secretary...
Wednesday the 8th day of April, 1891. He
g@”Estimates given on application. Treasurer...
.....T. W. Dilley,
as witnesses; C B Wyman, J B Wyman,,
was built in Scotland in 1874, was an between that country and the Unit- J names
McKenzie and Mary McKenzie, all of. San
Sam Shores-
Foreman.
iron screw steamer of 2731 tons dis­ ecl_S+ates. The English have long Francisco, California. Any and all persons
..Allie Ewing,
Assistant,
claiming adversely the above-described lands
placement and 1678 horse power,and ['enjoyed the great profits of the are requested to file their claims in this office
Delegates—Will Bren mer, R. S.liei-
day of April, 1891.
‘—o—
belonged to the'Archer line stejwfi- South American trade and this reci­ on or before said 8th
ton, Atehie Johnson 1, 8. 1. Shores,
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
Frank Mack.
sliip company.
WILLIAM BILYEU,
PROP.
procity business does not please rpiMBEK LAND, ACT JUNE -3, 1878.-
I Notice for publication. United States
them. Hitherto our country has Land
City, Ore.,December 8,1890.
CRY OF MILLION^»
The recent action of Ahe people of paid for its vast imports from Notice Office,Oregon
is hereby given that in compliance with
South Main St.
Scio, O regon .
the
provisions
of
the
act of Congress of June
New Orleans in v suing such a fear­ Brazil in good hard cash through 3,1878, entitled “An act.
OH,
BKCKi
for the sale of timber
Board and Lodging, per Week, $4.00
ful punishmentxm the organized London, and London has supplied lands in the states of California. Oregon, Ne­
In their line is the firm of
Board,
por
Week,
3.01;
vada and Washington Territory,” Cora B.Wy­
STOP IT NOW,
band of Italjasfassassins, is general- the Brazilian market. But now man of San Francisco, County ot SailF.ianoisco
First-class Meals,
25cts.
SOON IT WIIL BE TCO LATE.
State of California has thisclay filed in this office
ly commended by the leading, jour- there is an arrangement to exchange her sworn statement no . 2371, for the purchase
Lodging,
Sects.
I have been troubled many years with
of the Northeast quarter,section number 14, in
'Als of the United States- and-Eug- tWiriTteddities freely bet weentlie Um. -township
disease of the kidneys and have tried
im. l&SuRange Jio^2jib and willoffer
many different remedies and have
lanu. vvnuean eouaenin mou law, ited States and Brazil, under this proofed sl> oSv that the land sought is mo re Vitl^
sought aid from different physicians
liable for its timber or stone than for agricul­
BOYS
ABBOTT & BROWN,
and depricate the necessity that arrangement the English trader tural
without relief. About the 15th of April
purposes, and to establish her claim to
I
was suffering from a very violent
land before the Register and Receiver ot
SCIO, OREGON,
brought it about in this instance, all finds his occupation gone.. Natural­ sa.id
attack that, almost prostrated me m
this office at Oregon (Jitv, Or.» on Tuesday the
siiek
S' ffiamler tuat I Was bent over.
April, 1891.
She names as wit­
concede that as a very last resort, ly; therefore, he tells Brazil that Vrhdayof
Manufacturers of sill kinds of
for me
When I sat : down if was almost impossible xor
nesses: N. Madden, of Stockton, Cal.,M. Mc­ In the Albany Woolen Mills goods,
0 get up alone, or to put on my clothes, when
when the courts utterly fail to per­ she will be ruined by reciprocity Kenzie, J. McKenzie, of San Francisco, Cal., J.
specially recoin-
kind Providence sent Dr. Henley, with the
that
we
M. West, of Portland Oregon. Anj^ and all per­
form the duty for which they were with the United States. These gen­ sons claiming adversely the above-described
—WHOLESALE—
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
hotel. I immediately comnfenced
lands are requested to file their claims in this
mend to the public for trial.
A
intended, the protection of society, tlemen may try to lead another rev­ office
/
on or before said 7th day of April,
using the tea, It had an almost
J. T. a PPERSO n , Register.,
I he Largest stock of Men’s
then are the people justified in tak­ olution in Brazil as a means of get- 1891.
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
'AGRICULTURAL
ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
BUNDS,
ETC.
ing the law into their own hands,
in a few days,I am happy to state,
rpiMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-NO-
ing rid of the treaty.
Kiln dried flooring and ceiling, and that I was a new man. I will;
JL tice for publication. United States Land
IMPLEMENT
and in making its execution a terror
Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. 8th, 1890.
recommend the tea to all afilíete
all kinds of rough lumber for
to assassins and murderers. It is to An ingenious youth, in Iowa, tied Notice is hen by given that in compliance with
as I have been.
provisions ofthe act of Congress of June
sale at the lowest
be regretted that they could not lay « thread to a nickle, dropped the 3, the 1878,
entitled “An act.'for the sale of timber
G. A. TUPPER,
—DEALERS—
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­
their hands on judge, jury and all niekle in the slot machine, got what lands
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
vada,and WashingtonTerritory,” JasMcKenzie
Santa
Rosa.
Cal.
San Francisco, Co. of San Francisco, sta te of
connected with the maladministra­ he wanted, then, withdrawing the of
California, lias this day filed in tills office his
tion ofthe law in New Orleans, a-d
sworn statement, No< 2375, for the purchase
Who occupy the finest business cor­
Manufacture of all kinds of office
tlieNE%of Sec.No.' rifuToWttship Np* 12S,
administer some good wholesome nickle by the thread, repeated the of
ner in Albany, and carry the
No. 2 E, and will offer proof to show
furniture and fixtures a specialty.
operation until he had made a clean Range
that the land sought is more valuable for its
discipline to them, as well as the
All
work
executed
in
a
satisfactory
timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
sweep of the receptacle’s contents. poses,
and to establish his claim to said land
criminals. In our eyes a jury that
manner,
He was arrested on a charge of theft before the Register and Receiver of this office
can be controlled in the interests of
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesday, the8th
Shop, one block north of Scio Rol­
of Aprii, 189L lie names as witnesses:
crime is worse if possible than the but the judge who tried hirh held day
ler Mills.
Nellie Madden, of Stockton, Cal.,- J B Wyman,
that
he
had
committed
neither
burg
­
Of farm implements, C‘<m;;i.-iing of
G
B
Wyman
, of San Francisco, Cal., and J M
criminal himself. While the cure
B@f”CALL AND SEE US.
West,
of
Portland,
Oregon.
fine buggies and h!>ek.s,-ro--«d carts,
lary,
larceny
nor
obtained
property
Any
and
all
persons
clftiming
adversely
the
as administered by Judge Lynch is
wagons, Mouitur drills and .seedfeYs-,
above-described lands are requested to file In the city, including many cele­
the most severe possible ordinarily, under false pretenses. He had mere­ their claims in this office on or before said 8th
©liver
chilled and steel plows. Deer­
brated makes. HATS from
ing harvesting machinery, ami ev­
and may be regarded as heroic treat­ ly done just what the inscription day of April, 1891.
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
Stetson’s best down to a two
ery ching-in the
ment, it generally hasthe effect of had told him to do—-drop a nickle in
An. Indus.!rious, intelligent and
bit straw. Cannot enumer­
making criminals conspicuous-'by the slot—and kept on doing it. Notl-’? qpiMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
Fletcher
energetic man el* woman willing to By Gen. Howard
JL Notice for publication. United Stsstes Land
their absence and the recurrence of ing was said about leaving the coin Office,Oregon
work car. secure profitable employ­
Johnson.
ate furnishing goods; every
Uitv Or: Dec. 8tii, 1890. Notice
where it was dropped.' The decision is hereby given that m compliance with the
Needed by the farmers of this coast.
crime less frequent.
ment by applying now for the local
provisions ot the act of congress of «lune 3,1878
department full. We used
.igeney" for that wonderful new
will probably abate a nuisance.
The last of the great war heroes. This year they are shipping thrly
entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in
the states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
cash this year during tight
book,
He died honored and beloved -by goods direct- from the tectcrics to
Owing to the untiring efforts of
Washington Territory, ”Simon w. Powell of San
numberless personal friends and by Albany, and looking into their ware­
It is said that foreign tin plate Francisco.Co.of San Francisco, state of Califor­
times
east,
and
can
offer
Mr. Phelps, minister to the court at
nia has this day filed in this office his sworn
millions of fits coil n fry men, who house will convince the most skep­
Berlin,’ the embargo placed upon workers propose’to supply the Amer statement-no. 2370, for the purchase of the
genuine bargains in all our
will read with delight hi» early life. tic that they ai® in Albany to stay.
Northeast % of section no, 26, in town­
—BY—
American cattle by the German ¡can market with their product, ship no. 12 S range no. 2 JE, and will offer proof
His grand war record, at Bull Run, Mr. F. IL Roscoe is their nianager,
departments.
show that- the land sought is more valuable
in
the Army of the Cumberland, at am! his experience in the business
government has been removed, and without any additional cost to con to
tor its timber or stone than for agricultural
H.
H.
BANCROFT,
Shiloh,
Mem-piiis,"Vicksburg, Chat­ enables him to know just what the
purposes,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
said,
land
cattle is again permitted to be land­ sumers on this side of the Atlantic before the Register and Receiver of this office
tanooga, Knoxville, Missionary farmers want, and the large amount
Oregon City, Ore., on Tuesday the 7th clay
THE FAMOUS- AUTHOR,
ed at Hamburg. Minister phelps is on account of the increased duty on .at
Ridge, Atlanta, and iri the immortal of goods seen leaving their house
ot April, 1891. He names as witnesses. J A
making strenuous efforts to have the tin plate. This being true it is evi­ Allen, FG Rlum, of Oakland,Cal.,F Pliorman,U
“March to the Sea/’ whose gran­ daily is evidence that the farming
What
is
it?
Bead
the
great
d.
Bringel, of San Francisco, Cal. Any and al}/
deur and glory has never been °ur- public appreciates their presence in
restrictions placed upon the Ameri­ dent that the consumer is not taxed persons
papers everywhere for an ansi
claiming adversely the above de­
Albany.
passed in the world’s history.
lands are requested to file their claims
ft
is
can hog by that government re­ on account of the McKinley tariff on scribed
in this office on or before said 7th day of April
With
each
copy
of
the
book
will
1891.
J. T. APPERSON, Registor.
moved also, and with fair prospects that necessary commodity.
be given a new and very superior ®sSTSend for catalogue and prices.
of being successful. Phelps, at a
Steel plate
^TIMBER rL\Nl), ACT JUNE 3, 1878,—NO*
Subscribe for the P ress
to the book world. A treasure house
X tice for publication. United States Land
series of dinners given by him at. Holding for higher prices has been Office,
Oregon City, Oregon. Dec. 8tli,' 1890.
of
brilliant
literary
jewels;
a
grand
I
'gifeSiSA’pGfi'Yin.R'ii.l.L'i .Ag.gple.cL hls; tJR? .r.uin.of many a farmer. The lat- Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
introduced its use in the families~bf this state is a Polk con nty hop-g-row- gon. Nevada and Washington Tiirritdry.” JiisL
many distinguished members of the er, whose season’s pick amounted to B. Wyman ofSan Franciseo,Co,ofSan Fran cisco
made frorgS.
.
of California has this pay filed in this
prior to his last illness;^nd showing
fashionable circles. Hamburg local 58,COO pounds. He was offered 41 state
office his sworn statement no. 2372,for the pur­
of the Soui Invest one-fourrli of
officials are making costly improve cents when the market was at its chase
,The life-stbry of a nmn who, begin- him in his General’s uniform.
section no. 12, in township no. 12 S, range no.
The work will contain about 600
2B,
and
will
offer
proo*
to
show
that
the
land
'ning at the bottom- ro-trmi of the lacl-
ments for the landing facilities now highest, but listened to advice thal sought, is more valuable'for its timber or stone
pages, superbly illustrated by por­
der,-
lias,
by
determined
industry,
at the disposal of American cattle.
than for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
battle scenes, etc I from end
tallied with his own cupidity, and lish
overcome every .obstacle and rea -ii- traits,
his claim to said land before the Register
to end. The book should be in'ev-
refused to sell, hoping to get at least and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Ore.,
e.d the top.
Tuesday the 7th day of April, 1891. He
ery patriotic household in the land.
Th e go ver n me nt has recon tl y com - 50 cents. He still has 58,000 pounds on
names as witnesses. N Afaddeii, of Si ocktou,
A pamphlet of information andab-
AN IMMENSE SALE
<straot of the laws, showing How to/
raenced the work of locating power­ of hops, for which he can find no Cal., M McKenzie, J McKenzie, of S rh Fran­
SX Obtain Patents, Caveats, TredeAl
cisco. Cal.,and J M West,-<>f Ponland, Oregan.
ful batteries at Sandy Hook to take market above 24 cents; He has fig- Any and all peisons claiming adversely the'
Marks, Copyrights, sent .h-w./iS
assured, for all classes are deeply in­
MUNN & CO.^y
ibovtj-described lands are requested- to file
terested in this powerful work; and
A regular geld mine for agents.
the place of the old fort at that point lured ouf his loss, which is $9860.
Broadway. xaBM
: heir claims in this office on or before said 7th
the price the world over has been The interest and excitement is in­
New York.
lay of April, 1891.
MwsouaitjMmuj; nrimunmin
begun in 1838. Between that date
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
fixed at a phenomenally low figure tense, An agency is worth at least
President- T. F. Osborn, .of
and 1867 it is said Over $1,000,000
■ from $10 to $25 a day. Strike while
ONE MASSIVE VOLUME.
KiuOituey
and
©
’
o
ungeloi
’
-a'ti-Ifaw,
were expended on this fort, which Portland chamber of commerce,
rpiMBEn land , act june 3, is-s.— no
I he iron is hot and big money, is
X lice for publication. United States Land
Was to have been one of the most sent ouf. circular letters in relai
ALBANY’. OEEGON.
Over 800 pages, bowiid in crimson yours. Now don’t get left this time.
■ J in cc, Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. 8,1890. No­
ice is hereb;/given that in compliance wi-li
cloth, gilt edges, with costly Previous experienoe is not necessa­
formidable in the world, but has be­ to the subject of beet sugar ma
W ill practice in a]j tug courts of silk
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3.
cover
design. Every copy accompa"- ry. Illustrated circulars and extra
.878,
entitled
‘
■
‘
An
act
for
the
sale
of
timber
come obsolete by the vast develop­ facture, and has roeefved very fav­ iands in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­ Oregon. Special alttuffioi! given to
nied
with
a fine full page steel plale ■ liberal terms mailed free on applica­
ment which has taken place in mod­ orable replies to it. One of them vada, andWashingtonTerri!ory, Slary McKen­ collections.
portrait
of
the distinguished au thor, i tion, or to secure it instantly. Send
zie,of San Francisco. Co. ofSan Fraueisco.smtc
PETER BILYEU, Proprietor.
ern heavy ordnance. The new bat­ from McMinnville is as follows:
1 (,'a‘ifornia,has this dsiy filed in this office her
and 14 exquisite half-tone illustra-1 60c. for complete agents canvassing
outfit
and
state
choice
of
territory.
■iworn
statement.
No.
2<;76,
for
the
imrchase
of
tions,
5}x9
inches
in
size.
teries are designed to have twelve­ M c M innville , March 12, 1891.
ihe southeast onc-foilrth of section No, 12
^Address,
The finest of wines and liquor,,
in Township No, .12 Soul h. range No. 2 East’
inch guns and sixteen-inch mortars,
Your favor of the 6th inst., in ref­ and
WE WANT AGENTS
will offer ]iroof to show that, the land
and the best brands of cigars con­
PACIFIC
PUBLISHING
CO.,
is more valuable for iis timber or stone
with a range of from nine to twqlve erence to the beet sugar industry sought,
Ainsworth Block, Portland, Oregon. stantly on hand. Weinhardt’« be,r
'han for agricultural purposes, and to es’ab-
was duly received. Permit me to lish
on draft.
miles.
her claim to said land before the Register
SQWOO. CO a year is being made by John R.
Receiver .of this office -at Oregon City,
say in reply that- we have been con­ and
Ooodwin,Tror,N.F.,at work for us. Reader,
BILLIARD
AND POOL TABLES.
Oregon, on Wednesday, th© Sth day of April;
you may net make a* much, but we can
Charles N. Felton is the new sen­ sidering tije matter for several 1891. She names as witnesses: F I O’Neil'
teach you.quickly bow to earn from $5 to
$10
a
day
at
the
start,
and
more
as
you
go
B Wyman, J B Wyman.of San Francisco.( al.,
MS” West si
South Main St,
ator from California. His qualifaca- months carefully, Our townsman, C and
on. Both sexes, all ages. In any part of
J M West., of Portia;. < 1. 0 regon. A n v an d a;L
Scio, Oiegon.
^America, you can commence at homo, giv­
claiming advr-i-.s; iy ■ he'above-describ­
ing all your time,or spare moments only to
tions for the position are up to the Mr Charles Grissen is. now on hi.- persons
ed lands are requested 16 die their claims-in
the work. All is new. Great pay SOKE*fur
every worker. We start you. furnishing
average. He is a successful business way to Germany, for the purpose <>! this office on or before «aid Sth dav of April
Visiting or calling and business
everything. EASILY, SPEEDILY learned.
1891.
J. T. APPERSON ,* Register. ’
FAKTTCVLAKS FREE. Address at once,
cards
printed at this office.
ST1ASOH A (JO., FORT1AAD, MAla£.
i
$2.
TERMS
ER WEAR.
LAND COMPANY
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM OREGON
Branch. Cilices in Portland/ Astoria and
Albany. Has for Sale a Large List
of Grain^ Stock and Fruit
Farms ; Also, City and
LOW
Suburban Property
5
FARMERS HOTEL
LEADING HOUSE
MEN’S, YOUTH’S
>©asli Prices.
SHOES
LARGEST LINE
HELF' WANTED!
IMPLEMENT LINE
ALBANY, OREGON,
W. R, BILYEU,
AGENTS . WANTED.
SAMPLE ROOMS,
V.