The Lebanon express., January 17, 1890, Image 3

COUNT C'OUItT rKOCKKDIVOH.
(D. It. N. Blackburn, Judge; B. V.
Cooper and U. V. Phillips, (Jomtnla-
hltllllTH.)
Tin following Snpcrvluoi-H of roada
reportdd and their elalrim allowed for
Hl'I'VllX'H ItM folllMVB !
DI8T. ()!.. KKV.
Ill) () OheMtiev E 1 I-nrge
fl Frank Winkler Keappointcd
il'l W I) VuiMhburnJ M Nichols
It V KMuXHon .1 W Oilmen
127 A VAyvm . Tin NlcholH
JW KNMeOaw KnbtUliiH
f- UM Tiirnidtfo Iliaippolnfod
4i If Dinwiddle. "
l:! H' K Fisher ft r.nckncr
J David Hc'.tt J V Gardner
lj K Ooi m J M Armdd
I!; Mart Miller 0 ;hifHl-rfcr
11 WOUelhiiaeherC ,MuUhart
1H T li Pi'iruiT Jan Wallace
Jno Duncan
HI J A MvitllH
"t:) 8 VJiiur
(i A H ll.uid di
il A K Curry
I j (i W ( lino
17 (..' 8 r.Inllaii
.".J J J I lichhain
; Win Hnr.iing
17 II FrU'km'rt
'13 .1 A Joiich
7 V KichurdHDM
I;) John Meed
i! I Fain Daw
II hi Keoiiler
110 O Healy
2S 0 V Kturn
"W W J low land
HimppfilntL'd
O i
A Sumirici'H
E E Gordon
lU'ii)'ioinU'd
"VS Churchill
I;"!ip)olntt'd
II JI Kirk
A M Tenipleton
Preappointed
J J Graham
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J U rlaltniaiidi
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reappointed
.22 Alfred Hk'ViiiH R Cannon
' 11 U A FitztfU'ttkl tin Kroner
4 J 1! Anderson V Tilui - 25
GO John .Shea, A Thompson J!0
41 Wm lu;.nu;.;h '
J Ell I'luai-iier John Cre 74
The .I.-HVr.(oii brldk'o matter van
fviiitlnii-d.
A new volitit: precinct vit organized
nit of n part -f Went Albany and Ou
ter. AIhh nrriutjrcnr'titH wens being
made f.r one ofT ILst Albany and one
utV Peoria, nialdiig three new
I rcciueU
The Tiliowiiig Judges and Cloi i.b of
Hecliou wuro appointed for the next
two yearn. The first three are judgea
and the ether two clerk.
Wit Albany D I'roman, M raytic,
15 AV CuralilT, T J Wit en and O W
Walls. ,
Altwny-El'.U Kn;ix, W M Kcteh
U!ii, ! 1' Crawford, C ( r.iu khart and
J It Hyatt.
Tmi-'unt-Dan Ilouek, Henry Frlok
iu'ii, J JSJenkn, J J Ikard and 'II W
H 'ttleitihe. '
Hhedd-Heott Ward, Alex Brandan,
C.C!) W Davis, and CM 8hedd.
JIalwy M ' Kooiitz.llurry Coolyy,
ItalM'i't Andrews, J U Kouu und V J
(Stewart.
IIttrriiilmr;r-M I'ullrr, E T.n.dy,
J F Met-urtn'.-jUeo All'erd and Damon
Stniili.
Ryraen le-F I) Leverieh, 1 1) Miller,
J CJrahaia, Eugeiio FiMher and L V
TStratton.
Erush Creek J N Uice.FMMalone,
A C King, T J 1'hUpoit and Iavid
Kin;;.
C'rawfur;lKvlilo liobt GIiu-h, Fh'tehfr
Horted, J H Scoti.Oeo Flu ley and W D
(.Mass.
Hfowm-vinf J II Washburn, A ''
Uausiuun. O V Ciwhuw, A W Btunord,
mid Feter Hmne.
Outer John J I union, M l'arker, W
K T.'iiiIe, 1) W heeler and W W
Crawford.
OrbauM Joncph Vat:, Johnson
White, A iu Aeh-'Hon, It A Barnard,
and D 'J'urner.
I'coi'in A L Cameron, Cyrun C'ling
niun, W. il. CJurrett, W E Githensimd
J K Hal;:ht
Bock Creek E A IfeMter, Thos But
tier, H JlenuesH, E 0 JlenterunclNewt
Lewis.
Fox Valley Henry Lyons, V Eorry,
Mart MeL'luhi, DuvIm fcuMtt tuul J B
Tnwk.
Sain Win Cyrus, 11 Coins, Harvey
Hbf'ltoii, O 8 May and G L Suther
land. Franklin Butte N O MeDonald, J
1, Uiinpniaii, W V Bicliardujii, Clay
idyiTM, and A E Randall.
Kaiitiain J K Charlton, M Hiek
nnin, F Al hnith, J E -Michael and S J
I'atd.
Lebanon W H Khun. F C Hanwrd
ZT Bryant, D F Hardinan and (Jeo
iiice.
Waterloo Geo ( Jrosy, f leo Kluni, W
W PiiitIhIi, J Newman and Frank
Davis.
Llhcrfy Jhn Kirk, Coe Funuin,
Win lugrrtiu, F Krelg and 8 V Barr.
ISweet li.uner-F M Ji,uuihiniv;h, II
Mm'an, Th" Morris, Frank Burnett
Hinl Ceo Mark hurt. Demoerat.
Bodrnek priee, new goods nud Btnn
1aid braudu at both tNjfliainiiHith iuhI
'OnprrieeCVhSton'jefL'. B. Montn-
Tli" Only One.
The Chleago, Milwaukee & Bt. rl
Ballwny In the only line running solid
Ventibuled.EIeejric Lighted and Hteiim
Heated trains between Chicago. Mil
waukee, (St. I'uul and Mlnneapolin.
The Chicago, Milwaukee A Ht. BflJl
Hallway i th only line iunnlng wolld
VeHlIhiik'd.Eleetrie Llghled and Htcftm
Heufod trahiM between Chicago, Coun
cil Blufl'n and Onia!m,
The berth rending lamp feature In tha
rullinan Sleeping Cars run on thews
liiieu i patented, and eanriot ho us:d
by any other Hallway Company. It Is
the great improvement of the ago. Try
It and be convinced.
For further part!cu)ar;uipply to tlnj
ncurcHt coupon ticket axent, or n do row
J. W, Ciwey, Trav. FanH'r Agent, Mo,
33 Btark bt., Portland, ()re;o.i.
Boprg'a Cherw ConghSyrup,
Th giving pplcndld Hntlnfaction to Ike
trade and the nulcs are powitivily niar
vcIoum, which can be accounted for in
no either way 'except i hut it ist without
doubt the bent In the market. Ask for
and be miro you get the genuine. We
keep it. II, A. Miller, Druggmt.
Crunon & Menzies will funuhh your
whidowi) and doors ehenj).
Persons wiwhlng to buy wood can get
it r.t fl r.0 n cord On the ground, jimtrt
the tdgv of town, er I will ) livor it at
2. Cull on mo in perwori or leaye
orders at Douaca's More.
Ill-f'I'' IllATT.
GriiL Wantkd. To do general
hoUHcwork steady work to the rinht
tiCHon. For jmrticulars inquire at
ttroro or resideiieo of C. B. Montague.
I)c not buy saiy eaMern tr.h when
you can gtt those fplendid Buekiiig
hmu k Hecht gorn.lH at Montague'
Mammoth store i;nd also v.i hifOne
Price Ca-.h Hlore.
Caah paid for Pj-odtiee by II. S. Bob-cr!.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
T'llitC'l f'.ufvK I.llll'l ('.,'.(:, )
Orrtf m City, Orejrim, Niv. K, !"!i.;
TJOTIf'E ii leirfhy rrlvcu itmt in irumi.l'iiTino
' Willi tlio iirnvlslons ill' tli'.1 mil of C'linpusst
Jiint !1, 17H. eilli'li"! "An uC fur il,'.- null' (if lim
her IiiikIh in the Knles el' Culi.'iiniln, tri.'(;oii
Neviirtn mill Wuhlilntea Tun itmy,"
l)l"N(.:AX hi! AW,
ofdrttttle, wmiiiy nf Vint;, tcrri.ory f Wn.,hins,
Inn, lim tills day iili'.t in thli of'U-j hh sworn
Hiiitcinuiit Mil. Win, fur the itire!m-f of thoH, V.
1-1 (If Hcc'.ian !, in '!'r)V.iiilili No. V' fc,ul!i,
!!i;ni,"i.' Nn, i! F.iisl, iiml rifcr roi,f to lunv
t!mt the latul itniKlit in i.vc vr.hmiik' fur It I'.m-ln-r
or s'.ihw tiui'i lei iiRrii'iiiiuni! ))iir)i..w, mi'l to
c.taliluli lil5 clnhii t'jsnld land l-clu'.i'Uii' llt'in.il. r
imi Receiver of llilr olf., 0. lit Ole:'n C'ily, Or.,
(in Friilny, tin; It'll ilny (if Sinri-h, 3 S.
lie iirtincs iw wi:iH".He (',, M. Sm.irt, A. Rue'l,
Win. ilcVilum mill i. HU.iUluri, i.ll oi'Si'a'.tln.Kinit
((iimiy, W. T.
Any kikI nil v".-niii' cliiiniiiis ailvem-iy the
iiliivi'-(ii''r!ljtil laii ls art' nsji.i-flt-il lo Tile llielr
ehiinis In thin (itUcf on ur iK'furo ;,'.i'.l Htli tiny
of Miiicil, l:HI.
J. T. Ai'rniHoK, Heritor,
(jttncxwtjyiru 1'iNi: AurtTii;)
In the plur".' where you can j;ct nny
fityle or kin I of picture that you tuny
wind. Old pictures copied ami etilarg
to any i,e, colmtv.1 in oil, water colors
or India ink, cravons and pnML' or
traitN mmle lo order. No pielures i'tit
away; all work done at my utudRi.
Prices the lowt sf. Cull and examine
wpr eiinetiH. All w-rk guaraiiteed.
tiolicitiii); a bh.-ire of your jiatronage,
I t in respect f-iil'v votiri,
Wtn.O(;EV.NWOt)I),
Cor. 2d and Ferf'y tit,, Aibttny.O'eyon.
COLOMBIA
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BlCVCLESANi)TUUYCLi;S
AUK THli Ml 1ST-
Stanch and Reliable
ROAD ST 3;
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ON THE
MARKIvT.
JFtirDo not fall to buy a Columlla."
NOKMAN SMITH, Agent,
Lebanon, Oregon.
Nil-
BIST'ii'l- PMafel
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uifiinll. "ml 1" Inlii'ilii'T tmc
IUi"ni' ,ot;lrt ixeivill HrielrhrK
01M' I'KI-'X'H In I'UL'll lil' itlilr.
Aoliii'i1. ('lily itiime wtio wri;f
' , VI V. 1 IT tV p- (o "ftl oil'"'"'''!" H'HH" ui'i ot
Wle,W R( ttm (Iio . All ywi liovoti.iioln
?' -r'lru! mtntii l le Iwcr nf kmhi to
AYE NOO? V-lV-1-" F'li'"ff "f ""' 'l-,ftlu-n
ioopo. T.1e followlps out rIvm ' ip""i "f " ''l"""""
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TEN MILLIONS -T
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.Uisiticn.
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XKCVTJN.Ii: WiiulH of CoiHiiif?rco "Lt in liio
sbouMer of our sails." Every sliip crossing tho Pacific "fights" our shores even when
bound for San Francisco. What New York is on tho Atlantic, .Seattle is on iho Paeilie.
Nature has mado it so, not man.
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131.3CV.TJWIi3 Thero is moro iron d3p-.sit3 in King County than in the SUt
Ponnsylvania, moro than C0,000 acres of coal beds, o50,00) acres of finest agrici,5tunl Kind
in tho world tributary. Oentci of great fishing, canning, lumbering. l(c,:ing and
mining industries, and with a harbor equal to' any in the world her Khipr find their way
into every sea and her commerce to every shore.
J3 ECAK Five transcontinental railroads will soon have their Pacific terminus
in Seattle.
BECAUSE the favorable opinions of JIKX that DEVELOP thing and the pliiluiiojiliy of the history of Mie.iact
make it ho. litad what ,ce:mtor J I oar eaiil in a apeoch before the "MaKcaehurottu Club" on Vuih Ikiisml re-'cntly:
" It is difficult, to imiif ine what ia fo be the dimtiny of that wrm'.crful irpion, miturpaKel on thin farih. ior the fer
tility of its Hi nnd the great variety of its natural rexourcen, with a aalubrious climate, wlicro it if'vm-i frnpwinWo
that hiiiiinu life should come to an end if tho ordinsry laws of health are observed, a atimulating ivtmoniiheie, when
brain and body arc at their bent ; the wonderful ornament of anow-elad niountuins, lofty cataract, und. forests .. that
attained their huge aizo when U cedan of Lebanon were as a seed all thene IhingH are a part, of America, a-'cour;,
are mine, are your.. Then our brethren and children and Kinsmen luvo carried tho principles of Kev England,
which are prevaliinj, and which dominate from .Southern California to the British line, and then, on tho ahorw of
the placid inland sea, they arc to repeat on a larger ecal, with grander results, tho wonderful drama vhklt we an 1
our fathers have enacted here. Thefe arc to be the streets of a wealthier New Yorsc, the boines of a nit re culture 1
EoH'.n, lite halls of o mors learned Harvard, end the workshop of a busier Worcester. All thi.J your eye: and mine
may not see in it full fruition and perfection, but the eyes of our children who are already born will ec- it." JSironger
wards from a wiser source never were uttered.
-i3
rriti i: YOUE opporiniiity. A J'ew IimidiNMl.s op
tlioiar;tiiIr4 itivoHtod in Hojittle now will mako your indeK;ndent living-
solve the i'n-ad and Kaiment (mention forever.
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I h on tho very top of Merced Island, East Feattle, in full view of eternal snows, the whole city, the wind and moun
tain ranges on every fide absolutely the most beautiful spot on this earth for a home, the place where culture and
refinement will center
Is 0
$ A
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This jTujierty lias never been on the market, and were it. no'., for pressing nrcesaty to build a church it would
not l e on it to-dny, and whenever ihe aireur.t rc-iured is secured it will le withdrawn from the market.
r 13 SY V . w
$yJ o &y
Around this "marvel of nature" man never wearies- Mineral springs,
winding walks, rippling fountains, dash of waterfalls, ruggedncss of cliffs,
smooth calmness of lakelets, Mall sizes and hues, darting from bank to
oank in the clear water these and countless other things make this park tho
pride of Seattle and the resting place for man. Here the "visT'o xs.
will make the quickest money on investments. $20,000 of improvements, are
going in immediately and this park is in a belt of country that has outstrJ ppm
ill development anything in the history of Seattle,
and has a most wonderful future.
Acre property from $20 to $1,500 per acre on sale,
mining' interests, etc., etc. Seize the present oppor
tunity, come at once to see
"C"!r "CH" Sf 'W' ''OKEISN
Who will show you
&h V t W li U li a
Ind where to make best
In less TIME than any man in city. Room. 348
attic Block, corner Sd'andCherry "Streets, or
Kev. cl . it. Kir.
So-
kBatriok,
LEBANON,
OREGON
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