The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, September 12, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.nou A!.1SS, .). J.. AI.KXANT'KH. DAi.'-D & ALEXANDER, l'l f.J.5 UrrA AXI PfcOPKlcTTOKS. t: rsi v, .vo r ,i rrxw via n h i to at: si vs. Th .jxn'Ott-st result i m lift tire Usually aU.unvtl l-.y inirle tiivtin? itinl t'i" oxiTiUt'of" orilinftry iiali tios. The coiiiticm life if every- xhUio?,' aiTorJs ample opportunity' ir aspirin- experience of the est kiint, and its most beaten paths 'jr'.nlile the true worker with :lmidynt scoio for effort and room Tor pelf-improvement. Fortune li: often been blamed for her Mhnl sictfja; hut it men, and rtol for tune, that is blind. Those k ho look "into practical life will find that for tune ia usually on tls side of the induptri.Mis, as tire wind and waves me on tlr f.l !c of In? wst via tor.. Fuceesa treads on the heels vf every rigVit eiVort; and though it is passible to overestimate sue reps, as is sometimes done, tiM, in any wortliy pursuit, it is mcritori- 05f. rtvo finalities nevepsary to insure pucceas are not at all extraordinary. They may for the most part be t urnmtd up in these two common--t-erv?'e and perseverance, Genius may not he necessary, though even peniua does not de?pise the exer cise of tbese common qualities. Tlse verv greatest men have been among the least helievt r.i in genive. So;i: have even denned ceniua to lc orslv common-sense intensified ,iV distinguished teacher and presi dent ef a coueare epoke ot it as t!v xxs'-ver of making elforts. Buffon said of genius, it is patience. New- tton'ft was unquestionably a mind 'f the very highest order, and yet, -when asked by what means he had worked out his extraordinary dis- -coveries, h.e modestlv answered ""Bv always thinking about tbe.Yi.' The extraordinary results effected Sy dint of sheer industry and per jtifiveranof. have load many dis-tln-Suisrred men to doubt whether the .ifc of .genius be so exceptional an HendoTvrncnt as many people would r.iave vss -belie re. ft ri "IP 7V Ht is the love of money and net 3nioTey itself which is "the root of mL" Wordiy success, measured ly the accumulation f money, may TLxi.B darziing thing. All men are siime or less the admirers of worl-liy success. A man whe-aevotes mm- v-rsu.it, body and soul, fail to become rich. self to this l scarcely Mr Ila.;vn ha r'.-i -r,'!.' Ul lati-ly. Mr C 11 (-'able h.-ut Uvsi tick for two wocks. VA Moyer wus viitir.i ia lSrow iisvilie Sunday. P.-jv J Spersy is 'inning rustic on hU Iwelliiur. U I. Hiacliard eame up from Al'oany atm-tbsy- l J Wheeler, r-f your town, wn In HrownsvilU-Kuoiirt.v. Wn Slu rry Is making arrangement. tonmveii Portland. Pan Shtiw, of Jjtbanoii, was in Urmvnsviily t-umluy. S IVrt:Sf!!il took a loud or provisions up the trail i-aiurday. Ji-.ek Ailams ae-1 U M O IUmlU v went to use miner ivioimay. lT-ie!e liitlv Hunter eelehrnted bis ein'hlit-lh unniversiiry Satunlay. Sfvcral women have loft their bns amls ef late gone to pleti hops. i J A Vi;'.ti-r pnroh:wtMl a liors-.; ami ! biiijrv oj i;w a iei;oy mtn h-a. ; J A WlnhT went fo Jefft-rson thi.- week tt vi-it his f.imlly ftr a few days. D Ani'inw has aini of colts thnt: will compare favorably wlih any ha"e ssen. Born, to the wife of iS.irney Cnshinan on PMday, two glrN eoinbiued weight a) poir.itl.s. Mm A J fiarlaml w vlsillnj? tht- famUy of Ucv A Marcellust of Jjebimon this wtvk. Watei-s r.ro-. are closing out and will' Irai'.ffei Iheir business tn.'nttk with- n ai. weeks. One'four eitl-'enx has projected a scheme which wln.-n rvaliwd will greatly henellt the town. Uev Itenniek. late of Texas, occupied the pulpit In the J P church last fcUm d:iy morning and evening. If the Warm rfprinr Indian come nor. there will prtsonoU' ee a scarcity of hop-pickers In this vicinity. The musical talent of Rev A nldron's little o.iy attrsvetel a birge crowd tothe Baptist "church tjaturJay evening. A mechanical genius was plying the lucrative trade of mending crippled parasols and lame umbrt?llai Iftst Bjitur day. Mr Fheeley raistl alxut fifteen bushels of flax to the acre this yenr, whicn at $1 .50 per bushel is a prt-fuuble crop. Nemo has laid a new walk on two sides of his property, built a fenee along the race owHRauei a rauinir aero nit" fliinie.aiitl has ventured on the hunt of at Messrs Uaole & Stanaud and 11 Is Tomoisou eoiubiued tljeir e:u;tal and putasto'R lit narowiire in inc snore wlJch will stMsn be vacated by W.-itei-s Bros. Hop Hee have made their appearance in the outskirts of A C llmi-irian'a yard. The Imps will be f ieked imme dateiy, so that their depredations will not extend far. The rumor crediting Mrs Cushrnan with twins ha been contradicted. There is an -n-ppavent falling oil in uumlH-ra but the weight must rtand a? rt'conled. Richard Iarkili, rur tailor, who has been on the wuuil tor tour months, returned Friday and wiil ply the needle find drive the jjoose in Urowns ville thH winter. The Taeoma miningexprt returned from the Blue River A I'-aisipooia mines last week prepared to e;rroiHrte the glowing statements of ail previous visitor to tliia seelion. We look fr several wealthy Taeonia uh-i within three weeks. Clipper. LDLIi ROLE B.Y Dou't Go to Portland Gradwohl, of Albany, II AS EVEUYTIIIXd To Be Found In the Metropolis. He Sweeps the Valley of Al! Competitors l 'rnoVir". FniM-y Oorxls. Tovs. llosrrji Uro.' " Hoys' Waaons, 1II 1 '-images, fctc. NOW LISTEN! The lillci Unlo ftiamr mnVc a sporinliy "f the k iiH-Kt lens. O.ltVes nml Iftiklni; rotviiors, evorj' -'Vuppof wlileh i. ninnnfm.'. irireil llr Hixl bimn the liumu vf liuliieii Itule llamr. S. O WALLACE. Ute SDGGEi So said Bui 'wer, that createst of Novelists, and never spoke more trnlv. and he micht ha.vn added with equal force, that merit is the essence of success. Wisdom's Robertine is the synonym of merit, and ita history is success. The magical ef- leris oi mis prcpamuon iiuvc mo niwsi ed by thousands of the leadvnff ladies of society and the stage. It is the only arti cle ever discovered which gi ves a natur al and Beautifnl tint to the' complexion. ai me same xirae removing an ruuguDess of the face and arms and leavinir the skin soft, smooth and velvety. It has . . . ... . . f . . . long oeen tne siuiiy 01 cnemisis w pro dace an article that while it would beau tify the complexion vronld also have the merit of being harmless, but these two important qualities were never brought together until combined in WISDOM'S He-' FOBEFlTlHEr PETERSON fi HAIUCE, Real Estate Brokers, DO A GENERAL AGE5CI BUSINESS, IneliHUnft Flro and IJfto Insuraaro. -HAVK OX HAND SOMK- Choice Bargains In Both City Property and Farm Lands. Collections Attended to : Promptly. AGENTS FOR LONDON A LIVERPOOL 4 CLOUR l-NSCE- ANTE CO l GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO., of Lotnlon. OAKLAND HOME IN8URACE CO., of Oakland, California; STATE INSURANCE CO., of Ralcm, Oreron. FARMERS' 4 MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. of Salem. Very little brains will do; spend 2c3 than vou earn, scrape and save, s.nii tlie v-e of .sold will gradually rise. Thejsaring cl money for the :KVsre sake c'F it; is but a mean thing Dvcn though earned by honest v;ork; T.iiii where earnel by gambling it as BtiU worse.-. He who recognizes jio higher logic than that of the dollar, may become a very rich jHF.n, and yet be a very pcor" crea-; arrived. They are piled up at Waters rture. ihz manner m winch so bros'. store. imanv allow themselves to be sacri- Monday was pay-day at the factory. Minor Jackson ha rvpatrcd the siilt- waitc around Ins ttnuse. Hie first instalimcnt of fivsjriit ears fitr th. t Stfanrxiin VsillfV lliiilroad. lias BRICK! BRICK! 125,000 Briclc At my yard in Vtte mtmrh ot I.clxuiun For Sale at Reasonable Rates. All Kluis of MASON WORK DONE WHh SetBci ii! P j-atch. D. W. HARD IN. THOS. BRINK Has Just Received OSS 0? THE FIIEST STOCKS OF Upholstered Goods1 TH1T E?E3 TO IL3&RT. When in Albany, stop and take a ptep at ttiem it you no not uuy. ificed to their love of wealth, re Tainds one of the cupidity of the "iiionkcy. In Africa so writers say t3.e peasant attaches a gourd, rell fixed, to a tree, &vA places iihin it Fomc rice- The gourd has aaivoponing merely PufBcient to ad jnit the monkey's paw. The crea tnre corncs to the tree b3r night, inserts ins paw, tind grasps his "Siooty. He tries to draw it back, imt it is clenched And he does not linow enough to relax his hold. TThe moral of this short etorv is capable of a very extensive appli cation in life. The power of money 5s on the whole overestimated. The rreatest things which have been done for the world htm not been accomplished by rich men, or by tfiubfeription lists, b?.t by men gen erally of sran'.l pecuniary means. ChrifatnHv was nronasalei over iialf the world by men of the poor est claps; and the greatest thinkers, tliscovererr, inventors and artis liave been ?nen of moderate wealth. Axid it will always be eo. Riches? are oftener an impediment than a stimulus to action; and in many cases they are quite as much amis fortune as a blesping. The young ssa who inherits wealth, is apt to 3iatc life made too eacy for him, """"si-.id.he soon grows sated with it, LecauRC he lias nothing left to desire- If a man have a fat purse smd & lean heart, what will money t&z hisii? I At a man be what bexiZL, it is (the mind and heart that jfftik-e a man poor or rich, mis erable or happy; for these are al ls ays stronger than fortune. The Bt-Ase baa developed an af finity for the prize ring, especially in the case of John L. Sullivan, Fuiliva! says there is more snre money Ixihind the footlights than . 4here is behind the ropes. In our opinion this is not the only advan tage ofi'cred by the change. The ring may possess advantages over the stage in the matter of cultivat ing the sensibilities. Had we the least ambition in this direction we should prefer acting on the stage to acting the fool in the prize ring. John is certainly a favored man. We are told that he can manufac ture an evenly-balanced, well-developed phrenological bust on shorter notice than can either Fow- We notice by the last issue of the Express that Ltlwion hiul a bor roou light Istst wevk. That town is put ting nn"altogwlher too many airs over Briwusrille. " The latt-st rt-riort from the mines states thm when A Jack Ad ims was last seen he was lived by a mnnti-don. He wh sitting1 on a big limb iiit-kinii slivers out of Ilia ftt t. E. I. Von Haean is in town ajrr.in He has rtlurnsd from the mines after a tour of inspection in eoRiany with a wealthy capitalist from (Seattle, who presented Cup with a splendid ritie and a ffoid watch. Rev. Cnrpus Pnony ha caug-ht the i spirit f improvement and is rei'airini his resilience m a neat ana suiwtantiHi manner. We want that bonrd round the bott'-tn painted preen, Iiro. Carpus, and if you dou't do it we will ste that it ia done. A. Jaek Adams, editor of the I,En asok Express, started for the CmI aiwia mines Monday nioruinjr. We noticed as ho passed up Mi'l stree t that he had a sack if irreen curumliers atul a lare black bottle. Jaek will g.t there and dont you forsret it. The Brownsville Times fiitled to ap nearontime last week. Wo were in formed by oueof our citizens that the delay was caused by a mistake made by toe devil, who attached the water pipe from the lwiiler to the beer barrel iusiead t.t the water barrel. The BrownsvilloBand we it h.p-'uel injf Saturday niirht. The boys played there sweetest strains F.nd the hop poles nodded their plumed heads in nmmusr approval. The hind returned to town at a lute hour with toe exception of one memre -, who got hi e'.-ssly enlanoled in the hop vines. Everybody is pickinpr hops, lalking of hops ar.d smellin.e; of hoj. In the lansrnatce of the mortal Tennyson, there are hops to the ripht of us, hops to the leu of us, hops in front of us; volleyed and thundered but the most pleasing: feature of the whole business in the pretty girls who are picking them. Curiosity Shop. 1 Oil IJY 11 ttVi;N4 IX Notions, : Novelties, Ani Gents' Fnmisliiiig Goods, : tlO TO A. : V. : MOSES- nothing LIKE IT This side of Portland Tor Variety and lTices. LOOK IN ON US. First door south of Exchange JItel, THE OILY TRUE 3 I- .: 1 A Want IF YOU WISH A COOD REVOLVER SMITH & WESSON 3 Finest srasU ntl th. first choice al 4mtte anion. Safety Ham lTprls and Target mtnlels. tint vanlfty wrong: lit nrfl. caref ul; tafijjrtnl 3 J er or Men eonietinies marvel at the nnrlsir.2 that hurled slavery to the Times had trot, it riit Tt Tt-ee vrmrr mon n"nrl bl ! WW alSO informed enwrapped with a purpose firm and; ftrong; enthusiasts working out a! grout thought, who did the deed. ! Such names live. M.tTblo, goldj ar;d granite are not real; the only .rc.ili..is an Uca wrought into ac fiv ''The possibiliics for heroes are just as present -now a.s then. Have not onlv an opinion on the problems of to-day, but"k4iow them Soi O.ui's U'esxiog to Koinanily. Sayit an Orogon Pioneer Ninety Years Old. Fckhst Orov:. Or.. Marrl) 19. Itiavenoed the OREGON KIDXKY TEA on: i oVitiiim-rl linmedUte re lief. It is God m blowing to limcani'T. I tske Tilaunrc in rccrnmeil!nc if fln r An ia nnV .;-ntb '4itrc to ihc at:l;curi. Iam nrnr nearly nneiy ye: Geo Co'.le h:is lieen experlnientine with the steam extrnctor in the woolen mill ami has reached a state of perfec tion thnt ens hie him to extract the fcprinjr fever from a Imzv man with out hurtimr his feelinss. tieorsre Iihs lost considerable flesh while experimenting in the cause of science. R. C. Warner, our- furniture man, reports that his sales last Saturday amounted to $100. This younr man deserves the patronage of the people of Brownsville and mirroundmcr ornntry. We do not write this to puff his busi ness, but to' let the public know that they can get better value for their money in his store than they can get in PortlaHd. We have been in the business and linow what we are talk ing about. In the lant Issue of the Expkkss the editor complains thuttbe Brownsville Times gave him credit Tor too many children. We saw him near cur resi dence Sirturday night with a small baby in his arms, wliu-ti looks as it the aeout ri.',ht. We that he was seen carrying a small baby in his arms through Albany l:tst week. Jt was h little shabby for the Times to give him awav, but when a man goes into the wholesale baby business" he must ex pect to attract "some attention. Nemo. tir unrbm.nshfn Jtn1 RUT;k. iTfirf vall TOT I fi.Uk. jlnmlMniv HHll lirMirBrT. Do not be ilfi-;ivtfl by chpp matUablc trfwt imitation often oll tor the frenuiDO art Iclc. Thf a nnre llbie and darurwxjiia. The Smith Wekt5 Rb olvvkb are aufcinfxMl nfK the bamli witli firm's name, ailttresi azul tlateft of patentn. and are Br ante4 perfeot. InMst uiob Having lheui. and if -our deafer cannot opply you, an or.lpr sent to ad. drtsa below win receive prtmpt altenl ln. Deacrln caudoe arnl prlcasupon appllcutlou. SUITU &i WESSON, fepriagfield, 91 a a. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. riiitfl Stntp.i l.anft Office, Oregon City, Oregon, M' 2S. 1800. Notice I lterehv eiven Ihdt in eompliance with th prot isions of I he act of confrrv of June 8. 1S7, entitKM "An act for the itle of tfmtjer lauls in the States of :alifiirtiia, Oregon, Nevada, ami Wahinet Temtorv." John Hremian, of Tn tuma, county of Pierre. State of Wash in!tin. has "thin 1av filed in this oUice hi sworn statement No. 20K7. for I he purchase of the s. K. i of wc. o. a, in n. jo. it s., k. io. i K., Mi'l will offer proof to oliow that the land xniii! lit, in more vahiiiMe for Us timber or Hone thnn for !rrtciiliiiral lrtirpoRca, amt lo establish his cliura t said land before the reptster and receiver of ihH othce at Oregon City, Oregon, on rrluny, the 3d dav ef Octolx-r, 18D0. He tmriieo aa witneoses: F. E. Van Clse, C. M. PoMman. F. I'oslman, U. A. Bennett, all of Ta- coma. Vn:hintoii. Anv and ail nemms. claiming adverraly the alove-leriled land are requt-tcd (o lile their claims in tins onice on or tieiore wim .i iay oi toler. 18'JO. J. T. APPEliSOX, ReKister. rniy tlw tam r-e 0 mi Kutani and Koir the rmttlmitkmm Vewk. !7(etia of Arctite. tntltiel ot (UmiiimIi &nif llr "eeliisK fcelly eerva. Bor Dnacle tad nerree rt9 bw fcyree. KnltrenB Mind , tn1 mppltn Krala 1'ovrr. Ir a 1 iw w eBHarTifiir wxitiuunil TOTJIC a af and atee-lir e -re. Una aclear. biral thy complexion. Freqaeot atiemcta ftteoaDtrrleitj injtonly add to the popularity of the oririnl. Do aot UWnKtfBl KVl 1 ne ifc am nt. Dr. HARTER'8 LITTLI t-JVER ''iVtl ff C-ure Omatipation, Lirer Complaint and ick 1 Heerfarhe. S-tniple lm and Lream Boo I lm.ltMlnn m.lm of heiiytata la Macaa. I Dr. HARTER (MEDICINE CO., 6 1. Lamia, Ea, O. K. HARDY JEAVELER, ' I1m on hand lanre stork of iff Nt.k'' A JEWEL.RY JUST RECEIVED Call And Secure Prices. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United State Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Jtay -2, 1800. Notice is hcrehv Kiv"en that in compliance with the provision of the act ol Congress of June S. lo78, entitled "An act for the sale ot timber lunrts in tlie States of California, Orejron, Nevada, and Washinjtton lerrltory," Henry Met zctt, of Taco rna, county of Pierce, Sratc of WaMiin1Tn, has this dav fclod in this ofTn his Mvoru statement No. L(jy'3, for the purt-huic of the S. K. of See. No. 4. in Tp. No. 11 P., R. No. 1 E., and will otter proof to show that the land wmght is more valu able for its timber or stone than for apncultural purposes, and to establish his claim to mid land lielore the register t nd receiver of this office at orewin Oily, Oregon, on Friday, the itiUi day of September, 1ISS0. He names as wilt cs vk: F. Ulraor, J. N. Lnkc, J. lirentmn and J. .Senile, all of Tai-oma, Wash. Any and all persons cluiretng adversely the above-dewTioed lands are rviiiefeled to die their claims In this oflice mi or before paid 2'tb day of SejUember. IMWt. J. 'I. APl'EKSON, Kegister. -ft-.-.- 1. l trt ClmfrnKi in Ip'l in fhA f.n.T.t.-lv J-f ttw firoriiiriBta'nyeS I Furtm f P.nv fc-rrit-i. nnd sincJ be-Fari ninr I -r.eOFXCiOX EIDNn'TXAlentTT."! heaJ'h. it-ii.C'... ; . xAT:iirrs,Eor NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ITnitdl States Land Office, Oregon city, Oregon, May as, 1S90. Notice is hereby piven that in eomplianco with the provisions of the net of i:oncre4 of June 3, lt?8. entitled "An act for the sale of timber land; it the State of California, Orutton, Nevada, and Washinplon Tt-rrt'ory," Kred t imer, of Tacoma, counu' of Pii'n'4', fciaU) of WarluDton, has this (lav fHi-d in tiii oQtce hi sworn statement No. SOiM, lor the purchase of the S. W. li of fecc. No. 4, in Tp. No. 11 S.. K. No. I E , and wul oiler proof to snow mat trie mna soukih i in'jir vmunmu ioi us tiaaber tr sior.e tbao fur arriciilluial punxes, and to estaMIj.h his claim to tid bind huforc the register and r oeiTer oi this ottice at Oreeon Cny, Oregua, on FrUay , the lth day of geptcniher. hct r.aines as w'ltnewes: H. Metzttvr. J. N. Lake. i 3. Brenunn ami J. Squire, all of Tucoma, Wawb. ' Anv and cersoijM clunnni? ai" errtly the ; cbove-rier-r-ni-i 1"l:nd trc re-iuesttd tf fie their , rlairef, in thif ofbee on fir befr re said Cih day of j September. J. T. AFTERSON. Rfpii tcr. EXECUTOR'S SALE. In the County Court of Linn County, Oregon. In the matter of the estate 1 of V George H. Liggett, Deceased. OTICK IS HERKBY (ilVEX THAT THE nndersiirned, the duly apiwlntPd, qnalliicd and aciii.g Kxecutor of the last will and testa ment and estate of (ieorse H. Liggett, deceased, in pursuance of the terms of the last will and twtamiit of said deceased, and in further rmr- I mai.ee of an order of the above-entitled Court ! ..1.. 1. , ....,..KJ.,1 nf 4.1 I Kn mil lliu4,; mi, i cuicitu ,.w,m ,ii m' , . etitltled cause on the Sth dny of Januarj-, lfHB, w-ill sell at auction at the court house door ia the city of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, on Saturday, tlie 4th day of October, 180O, At the hour or 1 o'clock I". M. of said day, to the highest and host bidder for cash in hand, the fol loivlng described real property, to-w it: Commencing at a point fill feet east and V20 feet north of the southeast corner of lot 4 in block 2 in the city f 1ebanon, in Linn County, Oregon, and running thence east 100 feet, thence north el feet, thence west 1M feet, thence south 51 feet to the place of begiuning. Also the north hall' of Asa H. Peterson and Susanna lVtcrsou'a donation land chum. No. Mi, Notification No. v,t. situated in township No. 12 south of range No. 2 west of the Willamette Me ridian, in Linn county, Oregon, excepting that portion of tlie said north hulf of said hind claim heretolore deeded as follows: One hunored acres deeded to F. M. Coryell. ditd to which is found recorded on page 2ii of Hool: B of Records of I)-ls; also 2 acrca to David H. leterson, deed of which ts found re corded on cane 19 of Hxk II of Recoixls of liecds also 40 acres to L. J. Peterson, deed of which Is found recorded on pnve 271 of Vol. 2H of Kecords of Deeds for Linn county, Oregon. This includes a atrip of land 40 feel wide heretofore reserved, across the abovezncnt ionod tract of 40 acres, deed to L. J. Petoraon, that is now deeded to the said Geo. H. Liggett for the purpose of a roadway. Also the following-dcscrilicd tract for the purpose m wmtAwtLV fl..flA.l Km Irv Kllya llf-imvv to Asi H. Peterson, lu-wtt: Oil acre, twing a strip of UiJid about Z! feet wide across the west onl ot tno land cla iin described as follows: Commencing at tlie northwest corner of claim No. 07 in township 12 sotiili, range 2 west, thence east TiUl chains, thence south il.84 chains, thence west 73.21 chains, thence north 21. W chains to the place of oeguiLiing, to nave and lo hold the saia premises ks a roiinway. All neing situatea in l inn ouiiiy Orccon. and coiitainmif hit) acres, more OT less. Also the east half of the Dorthwest nuai-U'r and lots land 2 of secnon 16 in township 11 south of range 1 vvett of the wilumette Meridian, in Linn Couty, Oregon, contamiBn lw 71 acres. R. H. LIGGETT, Exccutnr of the lasfwill and testament and estate of (inn. VL Liggett, decenecrl. T COST! SANTIAM :-: ACADEMY. To MakP Room for Mf FALL TEltM: BEGINS HJZIT. IStli. SpriC aild SHIllISer StOCk Latin Greelc, Mathematics, Sciencas ana i-iiatory iaugnt Gel DRY GOODS, FUEEISHIKG GOODS, AKD E0TI0H3, 1 I WILL CIOSF OUT MY Entire Stock of I3oot&Slioesl jsri: cost. ALSO BOOK-KEEPING AED COUHOH BHAfifflES. TERMS 50 to 75 cento per week. D. TOR BET, A. M . Principal, Lebanon, Or. V WHEN VISITING JZBTV Now la the Tlm to SECURE REAL BARGAINS. I Propose to Hava THE . Leading Dry Goods Store In the Valley.' MAIL ORDERS Promptly attended. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE MAMMOTH STOCK -OF- FALL CLOTBIEJG a W. K. READ, AUftii.v, Orejjon. E. C. SEARLS, DEALER IS -AT- op i V 4GaVatiSa3fiBtt'i. X,. E. BLAIIV'S NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES! BOOTS & SHOES, DRY GOODS, Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Tailor- i..-r-m- J m mWII'lW'i" ,IMW-' " W ' ' Ladies & Gents Furnish ings. Pole Agency for Ludlow'i Fine Phoea. I Prices Always the Lowest. Arnr, Orrgon, : : Kumberg't Blo?k. ingr Department with Frst-Class Tailoringr. S. F. BACH'S NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION. t"n!te,1 State Inl OlSee, Oregon City. Oregon, June 2, lM. Nutiee is hereby (riven that In compline ee with the pro l-ion ol the art of ConereM of June 3 IT", ejti'-lfl "An ai-t for the sale of timber land in th" statin of California, tm non, eaoa, ano Wa-tiiineiou Territory," fharlen l. Ikwene, of Ta- :na. coti:ity 'A 1'ietrw. Mate ol w anntngton, na is riiir Hied in thin onx-e bt nm statement No. AiMO. for the jmrehate or tlie S. W. '4 ot be-. 'o. M. in Tp. No. 11 S., ft. So. 1 K., ami will offer prool to h.nr tliat the land sought ix more Talu- l"r li. I'llitier or pjuiHr ifia.n iw BKrn-iuiiuai nro -. ami toeMablib hl rlaim to Mid land 'ir.reth r-Ki"ter and rteeiTerof thi office at (irt-eini ( ity, incgon, on Hiday, the Sd nay l te- lie naiietr an wttnee: J. l jaacanneY, . litvntiBit. A. . ii!!hulm and J. Giilcxpie, ail of Ta- i-ouia. ii.hinsv.n. Anr nl all ncr)U ehumin? tulverseir the lMiri.-ft.-rrtrfd Tandx are nutieted to file their e aim i i this olhee on or tielore said 3d day tf tietoiier. 1W. J. T. Ai'r'liKSO-'. Kefrt-xter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Untied Stales Land Offioe, Oreuoti City, tiregon, June 2. Nolle li herehy eitren lhal tn eomplianee with t'v- prrtioii of tlie act of Confrrtw of Jtme S. 1-C. enMtled "An aft for the aale of timber lands j in the States or "lifnrnia. Oregon, Nevada, and I w-hm-Tm Tirri!orv." John I Maeartnev. of Ta-S enma. emitiir oi pierce. Slate of Washington. ha lhu rim hied 111 tail oftieo b'J stnroru mntemenl No. i!tr.f. for tiie mirohiwe of tbe S. E. i of Fee. No. 51, in Tp. No. 11 8., R. No. 1 E-, and will effer y?tx( to show that the laud sought is more valu- awe !r lis llinoer or mail nr anvuiiuini i-.nrtMMPK. aiwi Ki ...tahlislt hia claim to saiid land hrforr tlie rrxrbner and rt?reiverof this office at I tin-eon t ity, urrgon, on rnaay, ute wi aay oi uc- trtlwr. He naini- as witnesses: C. O. Borene. J. Brett- nan. A. tiii.-hultn and J. GilleJque, all of Tacoma, Waxhinirtiin. ! Anv and all oersnns rlaimlnr adrenelr the above-deti-rtbed land are requested to tile their! claims in I tits viure on oemre miki so uaj- oi ue ober, VeM. 1. T. AFri.R30X. Keglaier. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Uuited State Ijind Ofliee, Oregon City, Oregon, June 4, 1890. Notice is herebT piven that in compliance with the provision of the act of Conirress of June S. 1S7S. entitled "An act for the sale of timber land in the jates of California, Oreeon, NeTswla. and Wayhineton Territory." William J. llairedorn, of Tacma conniv of Fierce. Stale of Washlnrton, has thl. daT filed in thisolflee im sworn atatement No. 2Ji", for the pun-lias, of the N. V. of f?ec. No. St, in Tp. No. 12 R., K. No. 2 E., and will offer proof to hIiow that the- land sought is more Taln nl:e for its Umber or stoue than lot agricultural pinr-oxa. and to establish hia rlaim to said land before the n?eier and reeeWerof thl office at oreeon ( 'it r. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of Uetotwr, l"). Ho names a. witnesses: C. V. O. Rowland, C. M. Piwtman. F. VanCiae and John M est, all of Ta tHima, Pierce eountv, Wa-shinson. Any and ail persona claiming adversely the -RiMvf-rfc.Mrvid tanda are reouested to file their vlaims In this ofliee on or before said 7th day of October. 1HV0. J. 1. AfJ'tKSOiS. Kesister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, June 4, 1S0O. Notice ix herebv piven that in compliance with the provt-dons of tlie act of Congress of June St, 1K70. entitled "An act for tbe sale of timber lands Washington Territory," Cliarlea LI. U. Kowland, of Taeoma, txmntv of Pierce. State of Washington, has thi dav filed in this office his sworn statement No. -2076, for the purchase of the N. K. H of k'ce No. R4, in Tp. No. 1 S., R. No. 2 K-, and willj offer prtKif to show that the land sought la more valu able for its limber or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to establish hia claim lo said land liefore the register and receiver of this office at Orvgnn :liv, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of October, lxyo. Hp names as witnesses: W. J. TTajredorn. C. M. Postman. F. Van Cise and John West, all of Ta coma, Pierce countv, Washington. Any and all penons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this ofllce on or before said 7th day of October, lWJO. J. T. APPERSON, Register. Mew Corner Store IS IN THE BUSINESS CENTER STILL. The public school house on the south, The paper mill on the north, The big planer on the east, Ami the depot on the west, Makes the Corner Store the Hub OR CENTER OF GRATITV, IT IS A NEW STORE I CARRYING NEW GOODS. GIVES TO ALL ITS PATROHS HEW DEALS Keep a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing of Brown ville manufacture, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Groceries an Provisions; in fact everything necessary to keep soul and body together. Nobody complains of Bach's goods or quarrels with his prices. Headquarters for Bargains NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. T7ntted States Ind Ofllce, Oregon City, Oregon, June 11, 1890. Notice is herebv piven that in compliance with thu provision of the act of Congress of JuneS, 1K7X. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the males of California, Oregon, Nevada, and WiLshlnirton Terriurv." Willva Mirere. of Sumner. count v of Pierce, 8tte of Washington, has this nav hied in inis ottice ins sworn statement r.o. 2 1 on. for the purchase or the 8. W. yt or see. No. 34. In Td. No. Vi K. No. i YL. and will offer proof h show t hat the land sought is more valu able for its timber or stone than for agricultural purprwcK, and to establish hia claim to said land before the reeister and receiver of this olftee at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thursday, tlie 9th day of I Octotter, lx-.iu. He names as witnesses: John West. F. Livesey. A. W. Klehcy and F. Llacomb, all of Tacoma, 1'mtcc ettuntv. W ashintrtou. Any and all persona claiming adversely the above-dcsciilel lands are requested to file their c laims in this office on or before said th day of October, 1WA J. T. Al'PEltSON, Kegister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, June 11, IKK. Notice la hereby given that In compliance with the provision? of the act of Congress of June 3, 187-1, entitled "Au act for the sale of timber lands in the mates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Francis I.iconib, of Port land, county of Mullnoman, State ef Oregon, has this day tiled in this office hia sworn statement No. 2110, for the purchase of the 8. E. VJ of See, No. 34, in Tp. No. 12 8., li. No. 2 E., and will oiler pnKif to show that the land sought ia more valu able for it timber or stone than for agrienltttral purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before tlie register and receiver of this office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Thursday, the 9th day of Octolcr, IWK). lie inline as witnesses: John West, F. Livesey, M. Hirge mid A. W. Richer, all of Tacoma, Pierce county, Wahitigtn. Anv and all persons claiming adversely fhe above-iloi-eribed lands are reiuesled to tile their claims in this ofnee on or before said 9th day of OctiMT, lHUtt J. T. APPKRSON". Kegisirr. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing' Furnishing Goods, Eic. Also Keep on Second floor a full line of Boots & Shoes, In which I will not be undersold. Come and see "me antl I will treat you well. ALBANY, - - - OREGON. DROP IW! A.ND SEE .US At Our New Quarters. We Are Too Busy to Write an Advertisement. JOHN G. REED.