Mat) flfcWMWRH'W
4
nnmnnutMi
AN IK!: AttCIUVKIi.
. The Cor vallitt Tunc bi ; " Tlw oM
court house Uuualntf is uu n aown nnu
the archive arc giving birth to many
furiosities. It ia wonderful the vulue
that in Meg placed on wmie worthless
but ancuit .trlnkcta an they are torn
from tluv'walla of the old sent of Justice.
liVerytiihig of course of real value bus
been moved into the new building, but
there arc hundred of thing tbut are
curiosities to the average Oorvallisltw
of to-day. Files of old newspaper, that
liavo been thrown Into the street, and
in these many Items of Interest appear.
' The Baleni fcttatceman printed away
( buck In tho beginning of the sixties has
iiuany curious paragraphs. Marriage
Sotlces were read by the grown-up
- Shildreu of the contracting parties and
the columus are filled with war news.
"In the Issue of June 23. 1862, tho oflie
iat vote of tho state Is given for that
year, at which time It seems they took
a vote on where to establish the seat of
state government. It resulted In the
selection of Halem with 31 12 voles, Port
land 1780 votes, Eugene City 1572 votes
and Corvullis Oil votes.
SEATTLE AKI TACOMA. .
"They tell a pretty hard story on you
over In Seattle," said Mr. E. E. Russell
of Chicago, yesterday, on his return
from that live and future great city.
" A great man had a dream in which
ho made a tour of sheol. Lucifer,
there, was showing the visitor the
sights, when they cauw upon a num
ber of lamates pawing up the ground
with both hand and feet, scraplug little
heaps fcf earth together. Upou Inquir
ing who they were, the old boy said
they were Heattle real estate agents.
Boon along row of cages w. reached
in each of which a captive was chained
so they could not see one auother.
What are these?' asked the visitor.
They are from Tacoma. We have to
keep them chained up in that way in
solitary confinement In order to keep
them from getting together and nam
ing the place Tiwoma.' "-Tacoma
Globe.
In a half page advertisement in one
.if our exchanges, of a dry goods mer
chant, is this sentence: 4Our newspa
pers are the lives of our city and are
bread winners for the merchants."
There is a whole volume in this sen
tence. A city or town without one or
more live newspapers is not worth the
epaoe it occupies. A newspaper, right
ly conducted, is worth more to a town
, cummunity than thousands of dol
lars invested in any other enterprise.
Why was Adam the happiest man
In the world? lie had no mothcr-ln-;w
to bother him.
If you go to Albany to buy a stove
cull on t- W. Smith, who has the larg
est and best stock of stoves and tin
ware and sells c-ci- ,n
Albany.
When you desire a pleasant physic,
try rit. Patrick's Pills. They can al
ways be depended upon, and do not
nauseate the stomach nor gripe the
bowels. For sale by M. A. Mllier.
Timber and Act June 3 1878
HOT1CE FOR t'UUUCATIOX.
Uuited Htates Land Office, )
Oregon City, Or. Aug. 3, 1889
i hnhv iriven that in com
tlianee with the provision of the act
An act for the sale ot tinlcr lands In
the Htutes of California, Oregon, Neva
da and Washington Territory," Wal
lace W. Stalker, of Lebanon, County
vf Linn, Htatc of Oregon, has this duy
filed in this office his sworn statement
No. 13T4, for the purchase of the A . V .
i..tuti..n Kn m. in TownshlD No. 12
Houtb, ItangeNo. 1 East, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
lUorevaiuaDie ior IUIUIUUI.-J
.imiititrulniiriMMM.&iid to establish
his claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Jteceivcr oi mis omee a ircgun
City, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 30th
day of October, 1880.
lie names as witnesws: J. M. Tay
lor, O. Uuhl, B. Hansard and A. It.
Cyrus, all of Lebanon, Linn County,
Oregou, . . , j
.... all nnninna Oiaiminir ad
....-.i.. ulww.wliwcrilted htiids are
redueaWd to tile their claims in this
otUoe on oi before said 30th day of
October, . .
. J. T. APPEIISON, Register.
Timber Land, let June 3, 1878.
NOTICE Wit FCBUCATIOK.
TJxitkp State Land Opkick.
Oregon City, Or., Aug. 2nd 1889.
uliance with the provision of the act of
r t i -i 1Uun ..nltli.4 "In
WIlurOSS OI Juno a, aw, vmmvu
. i. ...... I. ..f ti..tluii lutiHa in til.
ax;i ior me
HtaU f California, Oirgon, Nevada
maw oi wiuiiimph, i..v.
and Washington Territory." B.Finley
itt j,,rlfL Cuuty of Multnomah,
. , . t t ....... i,um tlld iUv t1!iil In
. in . i.i.. u.h,i uf uln.aiif. Nn 1X4.1
fnt-tktf purchase of the K.L.J, of Heo
Hon Ho. 2, tu Township No. 12 South
Km1';.- W 1 ';'.'!, and will i:lir proof
ti show Hint tlio luntl iiMu;lit in move
v:k!u:iMo foi ltt timber in' Htmio tliiin
for ucru'itlturul purposes, and .o eilil
lUh his claim to said land before tint
Register and Receiver of this ottlco at
Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Tuesday, the
2ittli "day of' October, ism).
lie names its' wltnwcs. W. H. Reed
F. M. Miller, A. R. Cyrus and W. W.
tStockcr, nil of Lebanon, Linn County,
Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming ad
versely the nbove-deKcriU'd binds are
remifsW to file tlieir claims in tills
office on or before said 21) th day of
October, 18MV
J. T. A1TERS0X, Register.
Aug. 1)10
Tiimbo La:id Act June 3,178
MOTICK KOU rUllMCATION.
United States Land Office,
Ongnn City, Oregon, Aug. 5, 1880. j
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of t lie net
of Congress of June 3, 1H78, entitled
An net for the sale of timber lands In
the states of California, Oregon, Neva
da, and Washington Territory," JamcH
Peters, of M in lor, County of Pierce,
Territory ot Washington, has this day
tiled .n this office his sworn statement
No. 1:103, for tho pureluisc of the lav J
of section No. "4, in Township No. 12
south, Range No. 2 ent, and will oiler
proof to show that the land sought Is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for ncricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said laud before
the Resistor and Receiver of this office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday
the 2i day of November, 1880.
lie names as witnesses: J. Christy,
R. V. Thomas. F. Stone and A. Pifer,
all of Tacoma, Pierce county, W. T.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the aliove-described lands are
requested to Hie their claims in this of
fice on or Itefore said 2nd day of No
vember, 18vi).
J.T. ArrKitsoN, ncgisier.
Aug. 9 10 w
Timber Land Act June 3,1878.
.NOTICE KOH rt'BLlCATIOX.
Unltwl States Iind Office,
Oregon City, Oregon, Aug. 5, 1889.
Notice Is hereby civen that In com
pliance with the provisions of the net
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of tinuer lands In
the states of California, Oregon, Neva
da, and Washington Territory," Wal
ter J. Ross, of Vancouver, County of
Clarke, Territory of Wellington, has
this day nleu In tins otllce His sworn
statement No. 1301, for the purchase of
the ne j of section o. 30, In lownsnlp
ro. I2Houtli. lane ro. Z east, and
will otter proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purixwe.
and to establish his claim to said laud
before the Register and Receiver of this
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wed
nesday the 30tli day of Ortoler, lnno.
He names as witness: l . C. 3Icrar-
land, J). McFuriand, F. Cor man, and
K. Chauuler, all of ancouvcr.
Clarke County, W. T. 1
Anv and all persons claiming ad
versely the ultove-descrllicd lands are
renut-sted to file tlieir claims in this
bftiee nn or Itefore said 30th day of
October, 1K89.
J. T. Aiterho.y, Register.
Timber Land Act June 3,1878.
NOTICK KOR rt'IJIJCATIOX.
United States Und Offiw,
Oregon City, Oregon, Aug. 0, 1HH9.
Notice is hereoy given that In com
liliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, eutltUsI
"A tact for tho rale of Umber lands in
the state of California, Oregon, Neva
da and Washington Territory." Frank
Cornmn, of Vancouver, County of
Clurkc, Territory of Washington, lias
this day filed in this ollicc his sworn
statement No. 13U0, for the purchase of
the lots 3 and 4 and e of sw of sec
tion No. 18, in Township No. 12 south,
range No. 2 east, and will ell'er proof
to sliow that the laud nought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone tliuu
for agricultural purposes, and to estab
lish his claim to said laud before the
Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregon City, Oregon, ou Wednesday,
the 30th day of Octolier, 1889.
He names as witness: 1). McFar
land, B. Wells, W. Hon and W. Wells,
all of . Vancouver, Clarke County,
Waslington Territory.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the abovc-duscribed lands are
requested to tile their claims in this of
fice on or before said 30 th day of Octo
ber, 1889.
J. T. ArmiKcx, Register.
Aug. 0 10 w
FORTMILLER & IRVING,
ALBANY, - - ORKOOX.
Mioufoctnrvn of and Dvalen la U Kind
Furniture.
Import all First-Glass Goods
DIRECT FROM THE EAST.
A eomplcte stock of Wall Paper, Deco
rations and Window Bhades.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
TBG
We invite you to come and look through oui Mam
moth' Stock of '
Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, Cigars,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Etc.
PURE GOODS &
Hides. Furs and all kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for coods
We Guarantee Fair Treatment tb AH.
W. B. DON AC A.
Corner Brick Store, Main Street, Lebanon, ! Linn County, Or.
L00K!L00K!!
CEO. W. WHEELER
Is Sollins His Lumber
at Betl-Rock Prices for .
CASH.
Finishing Lumber 14 (X
Fencing 9 00
2x4 at 9 00
Boxing and Timber 8 00
AT COST!
To Make Koom for Mjr
. Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS, AND NOTIONS,
I WILL CLOSF OUT MY
Entire Htock of
Boots & SHoes
AT COST.
KowUtheTiui to
SECURE REAL BARGAINS.
I Propose to Have
THE
Leading Dry Goods Store
In the Valley.
MAIL ORDERS
Tromptly attended.
W. F. READ,
Albany, Orojjon.
Timber Land, Act Jnne 8, 1878.
MOTlOe POR PUBLICATION.
1,'nltwl HtntPK IJinrt Office, )
Oiwon City, Oreifuii, AiiRunt 0, 1880.)
Votlce bi hereby kIvmi Unit l. compllum-i; with
' tlie pmvlMOl!" "ftlin wt of Onn'of June 3.
IU78 nlUk-d "Aonot lor thwiIof tlmbt-r IuikIk
n theHUUiiiof Culllornlii, OniKon, Hoviula, mid
WhlnBt TurTllory." NI1; IVlrrHon, of futile.
Cotjniv if Kfupf. Territory of Wililii((i.m. Iiu IliU
ly llWrt In thU olllcu bin worn tAlmiit No,
Ms. fortlMipurcha-teof I be H. W. 1-4 of Hc-cllon
N(J. V), In lowiihlpNi.l2outli. I(H!IK 2 eiut. unit
wllloffrr proof U Ihow HH th limd )iilit l
more ruluablc for IU llmlr or uiotie Ihim f.anri.
eilltilrol tmrp'wii. n'1 to ulil li liw clitlm to
aid tanI before tb Ko)rftrunil Kocn cr of tbU
0ni-e l On'Kun City. Ori-Ron, on 1 uely, the 6th
ilv of Novemfx-r, 1880.
Hi? nttnifii ft wlowMMJui N. n. Allen, t. Thor
wiilowD, A. riolifm (iml W. n. Vunwiirt. nil of 8o-ttli-,
Klnir comity, WiwliOitflon Terrllory.
tbovcMk-wTlljenliiwlKitn! r-iui Hll to lllf their
cl.ilmi. In thin oflU o on or bcror..' Id Slh iluy of
Novtmiwr.iHHU. i.t.mmn.
ES INTERESTS YOU !
-:o:--
FULL WEIGHTS
NEW SENSATION
AT
SWAN BROS.'
Tin and Stove Store.
A CHEAP COUNTER
OF ALL KINDS OF
Household Goods.
MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
Than You Ever Saw.
IF YOU WILL ONLY CALL,
You wili be Astonished
At the Rock-Bottom Prices.
SWEET HOME
Can and will sell good.s as
cheap as the cheapest, and
buy all kinds of country pro
duct' in exchange for goods at
tho highest market price. To
bo convinced of this fact just
CALL ON
A. F. Hamilton,
' DEAI.KIt IN
DRY GOODS)
Notions,
Groceries,
Drugs,
Hardware &
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Pioneer Store,
Sweet Home, - - Oregon.
Timber Land Act June 3,1878.
NOTIUK FOR 1TIIWCATION.
United Hlulen 1-biiiI office,)
Ow-ffon City, Orexon, Auk. &, IstHu.)
Notice In hereby Klvn thutln compllnncn w ith
tha urovMonn of thuuctof t'ontm-m of JmiuS,
lt!7H entttM "An iwt for the Nile of tlinlicr limrt
IntlimlttU-iiof i allfonilH, Cm-iton. Ntivmlii, mid
WnxhlnitWn Torrlloo," Amlruw J. Pwi'lwlel.of
VniiiDiiver, County of Olnrte. Territory ol W wh
InRton, hathlHily llleil In tliit oil'ic-o hl wvom
nliUKmetit No. law, for thu pim-haM- of tlienw H
of nectlon No. 20, In townnlilp No. 12 notilh. limine
Ni).2eiul,nil "HI offer proof In hIhiw tlmt Ine
lartil outht In more valuable for lu timber or nlono
limn ftr wlciiltunilpiiriKwe'i.niiil totntiiblUlilita
claim lowil'l luml befu,e tho ItepUter mid Iteeelv
orofthlHort'iiDHtbrejronl'Hy, On-Kti. OnJion
Uiiy,thM2HthiIayofOeUiber.lBHt. Ho nimiw an wltnewn; .1. KltttHjjim.J. Hweet.tJ.
XV, ItobltiHon unci I), l'lllbboniiill of Vancouver,
Cltirko eonniy, W. T, ,
Anynrni nil perm cUftnlhff wrlverwly the
AlovtMl"'rll'l Innili re n'iiii'-ti;t'to nie their
nlrtiui"llilblHOllc0norlM'for uuhl Sfllli iluy of
October, 1H89. J. T. Atwiwls, UegWvr.
IS OUR MOTTO.
O. JENM!M, W. II.M'THKMnN, J. II. WT,
JENNINGS & Co.
Manufacturers and Dealer?
in all kinds of
Fir, Maple and Cedar Lumber.
Mill located oh Hamilton
creek, thirteen miles Kast of
Lebanon.
Prices at the Mill.
Clear Fir, $11.00
Second Clear, 9.1)0
Hough Lumber, O.oO
Prices of Cedar and Maple
on application.
Prices at the Company's Yard
at Lebanon.
Clear Fir, $ 15.00
Second Cear, 13,00
Rough Lumber, 10.00
C. K. IIawkinh.
V. I'AUUKtX.
Albany Furniture Co.
Keep everything you want in
the way of
First-Class Furniture,
Call and nee their stock of
goods.
irTiro oar loadi of Iurnl
tir Jitut rwelv4 from
Unit Mret't, bctweon Ferry and
WuHhiiiKton.
Timber Land Act June 3,1878.
NOTICK KOIt ITJHMCATION.
I.'NITKII PTATM UND OWCH. 1
Oregon City, Kreguii, aiiriwi , lw9.)
Tollee b hereby (riven tlmt In compliance
1 with the provilium of the act of
CoiiRTeM, of June , Wi eutitlvr!
" An act for lite ialc ol timber lundi In the tnlvi
of Cnlifornla, (in gon, Noviwla and Wuthinfrloti
Territory," .hneph Mavor, ol Ixibanon, county of
I.inn, itateofOrvKon, hax iIiIh day tiled in thin
olllce, liinHorn nUtoinciU No. IliSl for the pur
eluue of the 8. K. 14 ofm-otion No. 8, InTownthtp
No. Vi loutli Khiiko No. 8 Kant, and will ollur proof
to ehow that the hind aoinrht in mora valuable for
ItN timber or atone lliun for aKrlenltural purpone,
Hint toiMtahlliihhlHiilalintovalil land beforo tlw
Koriiernnd Itcrelwr of title olllin at Orcon City,
On-Kon, on Wednetihty thoWli Uar of November,
1J.
lie immd an wllnewwN: A. C. Muter, 1". II. More
In ml, A. It. Oyrttflalid L H. KriL.k, all of Ubanot,
1-liin cotnity, tiroK'in.
Atiy and all ptirwtM clnlmiiiK adversely the
aboVo-rtencribed lundi an n.iiietd to tile their
eliiltiiHln thlminice ou or boforo wild lith duy of
.November, im Ji T. Api-khmC,