Lebanon Express..
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ADAMS & ALEXANDER
.lH ttl,SUK!:S ami rnuvuiKToifs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One ye ir ,. ..-
Six mn'iiln
Thfis mmt lis ......
Single etjie.. ..,.. -
,
i'ni per yvar.)
.... AO
Hi
inator Jell'Mvcrs lives in Scio,
ana has at -heart- the gomt 01 mo
whole nrn!iviled county ami the
fact that lie opposes the division
is pretty good evidence that Linn's
territorial boundaries should vnt be
interfered with for merely political
reason?. 1
The West Shore, of last week,
said that' efforts were being made
to divide Linn into four counties.
This would sive one or two more
counties than the most of us ever
dreamed of, and would be carrying
matters to far by nt least three
lengths. :
t5everl towns are just now striv
ing to become county seats. This
fact goes far toward accounting for
the triple, clamor for partitioning
off our teritorv into mere town
ships. Fviemls you will have to
depend on something lieticr and less
tincertan to boom your towns, than
court houses and county records.
A saloon was opened in Dayton
week ana some of the citizens
ivretlict livelv times. As the shin
gles go on the saloon keeper's house
cratch them tumble off the houses
x his customers. Whenever he
begins to change his clothes his
patrons wiiF alo adopt a new
attire, and as it almost invariably
'happrn,it will be neither tricot
nor broadcloth.
' The Calapooia and Santlam
- wagon road bills were squelched.
' This is just about a? we expected.
The wealth of Oregon lies in the
-timber and mineral resources of the
' Cascades, and good roads would un
" lock these treasures and make Ore
gon one of the foremost states in the
: few years. With a few thousand
'..men "at work in our mines the far-
mer would find a market, for his
produce at home. Statistics show
that where more than twenty-five
per cent, of the population are en-
ftged in agricultural pursuits the
-country cannot prosper. A number
of years ago a Pensylvania governor
predicted that the time would
come when the products of that
-state would be consumed at home.
He was laughed at then, but In?
-prediction was long since verified.
"The same is true of a far other
-states. Is Yirjrini:v, where about
Bixty-five percent of the populat ion
are farmers," land is worth about
10 an Bcre; in Pensvlvania a large
i,l,'i'v""':u i'i'""" "
cngagctt m mining, ana we nna
lhat lnd is worth nrehans ten
times as much, atvl the reason 13
not hard to see. If the people of this
fstate depend on agriculture, to the
to the exclusion of all other pur
suits, somebody is eoing hungry.
If you want a market for your farm
proauets, then le coosmenue yiUr .rreuoiident,
enoush to build roads and thereby j A. lialston is setting: out one of the
open i the wnv to a development ,nost extensive iaeh orchards In Linn
i 1 :jj t' Jeountv. Mr. Ihilston In iroinir into the
of our hidden treasures. froit Wine very extensively. He
- jexpeeis forn to have trees liearitig
I have a cousin who is a printer, j r,.t,iti so tllat Sl, nnVT to take rare of it,
mvs Kx-Mtivor J. IS. Ijouchran oft it r,.,niM 1,:- k,.i ti.,.a n,i .1
North Desnniiies, la. fc5ome years ago ci'iiti HeasM-tis that of one or more
lie was employed in this city where they other hands. 1 le lionen to produce the
vhere they were printing circulars for ; ,ar:iest and In'.est. varieties of apples,
Chamberlain. He Inula deep seated jeaches and piunis. His land is ad
eold and tenihle cough, and while. ,in,uv adapted to the production of
setting. up copy he made up his nimd 1 everv varietv of fruits and vegetables
t buy a bottle. It curel him ami 1 raided in thii clini.ite. '
that was the first I ever knew .f pt.n.r Ix-Finneis is making some
Chamberian's Coujrh lienietly. I have improvement, he has partly repaired
lieen in its lavor ever since. My own j j he rhnua:-w caused by UU iH-ina awav
experience ana iiiai 01 my lainn ton-
Maces me that tins renieny is ine
fcest in the world. That may be strong
lan&uare but that is what I think.
For sale by M. A. Miller.
I,lTr Complaint Bilionsnesa
The symptoms of this disease are de
pression of spirits, foul coated tongue,
bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath,
dry skin with hiotcheaamt eruptions,
aaflow mpkxioii and yellow ej-cs,
tired aclunsf thouliers, dull
lers, dull pain 11
right side, fai!itnes,dizVnusand irreic-.
umr ikwis. mis coHipiaiui m an 1
its forms can le readily cured by tak-
injr Dr Ounn's Improved L,iver Pills
kauirected, ana a liiifienngppeii ot BiOK
ress will often be warded otF by their
se. Sold at 25 cents a box by M. A.
Wilier. .
The T'-reftonian has the largest circu
lation of any daily, Sunday or weekly
jiaperweet of the Rocky mountains.
And in order to further tu crease ils
circulation they have selected with
preat care, a large list of valuah'e
books and other uriefni articles, ami are
ottering them as premiums to each new
subscriber, to any of its several i sues
for yearly aul'seri'Wina. The Or gon
ial! should be in every household, fc nd
fi-r premium list.
OkEGOXIAN PfBMSHINO C'O.,
Portland, Ore.on.
A Sir Core for Ill.
Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspi rat ion causing intense itch
Jng when warm. This form, as well
as blind, bleeding aul protruding,
vield at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile
"Remedy, which acts directly 011 the
parta affected, ubsorbs tumors, rllavs
parts alrectca, uiisorw lUllloi-a, mays
ttchio,? and cflects a permanent cure.
itching and effects a permanent cure.
50c. Druggists or mail: treatise free.
Dr. Rosanko, 323 Arch street, Philadel
phia, Pa. Sold by M. A. Miller.
Take It Before Breakfast
The preat appear. tnlc and liver remtlatnr.
In use for more than 30 years in England. I
Hverspecif;c for Hvor complaint. Bd taste in T?:c ! Mr. Mi.rfn kinn tst rtuirr
mouth MU.r1. the momitur, dull pains in j fh.'V'e'h
the head uu4 back of tlsc eyes, tired fccliug' uiz- j hen her health, and she Is to
Kinesx, tanpimr Fi-rr.p!oi:s of liver complaint, i Say i j perlBct physical con-
Kemcdv Ir. Ilenlcv's Eu-flih lMndelimi Tonic, t
Relieves constipation, fhaqiens ihe appetite aiwl
tones np the entire system, 'ret tltesenuinc Iro-.n
ynnr drtivsiat for Si. 6) and take nwonjing to di
rections. FMr. Frank IJnifiiiaii. a younjr man
of Burlinuton, Oiiio, stntes that he h.:l (
tiecn under the care of two prominent
phyaiciana, and used their treatment
until lie was' not able to gft around.!
They pronounced his case to be Con-!
eumption a.id incurable. He w:is per- j
biiadcd to try Dr. King's New Discov-1
ery for Consumption, t 'ooyhs and Coltla j
and at that time was not able to walk j
acrocp ttre street without rcstinr. He
found, la-fore he had used half of a j
dollar laittli', that he was much lelter; j
he cfHitinuod to use it atid it --tjoj iof; j
forxl health. If you have any Throat, i
iUittr or Client trouble, lrv it. We:
ijiiarxiitce siirii-faclion. Trial bottle ;
tfv ut B,'ai-a' Cli-ug store.
mvki:t home.
ai'I.kto.v, Or., Jan. 7.
The luensh s have xtib&Uled and mul
health reigns supreiue.
John A. Thompson litis nunli? cuniil
t -ral'lw improvement on hw iioutestuad
Misstirm-e Ijuiis'l"". a niece of (1.
V. J! owes, hn H's arrived from IVsnn. 1
She siiya che likes our climate tht
rate.
Ymir corrrso'n1ent Iwh slashed
down enough llr thnhvr to supply I'l
tmon f.ir h year, since the middle of
December.
F.lder Hhca hen withdrawn all htm
appointments, w ith a view, I suppose,
f nilj5-iliii:irv work. If it prove ns
successful as bin "onion raising" It will
be a grand succors.
Hamilton & Andrews, the enterprl.
ins merchants of Swtvt Home, Dr.,
have the boat trx-k of goods ever seen
In this idaie, and they a.-e selllnar so
leasonalily that they are disponing of
tons ol goons.
F. H. McCormlek has Vieen away all
summer and fall, but came home a
few days ago. He went to Albany to
make the nnal nroor on Ills hnrmtead
last Friday, taking A. lUUtou and Mr.
Calkins a wUnefses.
Mr. Andrew Ciustafsau la cuttltur
brush snd la rye titiilwr on some eight
nrrva and ts now gruttiug for nit or
chard and garden, he Is a gn at worker
and will, no doubt, lie huntini; some
young lady tolielo him "hold thefort"
here hi the mountains. Josh Billings
saitt ""icr is life"
I'Seorge Howes has Ihtii making some
pertuanent Improvements. Kaiiy hi
the fall he ntadea tine root house "then
lie plowed up his meadow, which was
falling oil' in Its yield of hay, and as
there were rather too many stumps for
gardening, ne looK out roots enough
fur his winter's wood ir they were dry
Ievl McQueen Is makinsr liir lm
proxTments ly grubbing and plowing
tin land aionvrside his garden, rouM'
think they would have done this be
fore, but I do not know about It; It la
always well to walk liefore one runs
However, the Improvement is made,
and ailus much to the looks of his farm
Jacob Mencar is iloing as much ns
anv to improve his farm. He is a new
comer, bought a new farm, or rather
an old one n'l run down, and Jacob is
expending lalr and money freely in
bringing everything into tine shape.
One thing lie is demonstrating is that
he has some of the l-st land in this
vicinity, mid that U saying a good deal.
While others are wrangling over pol
Itios, relisrion or some other dispute
point, our little nelahhorhood Is resting
quietly in peace, enjoying the privilege
or Hunting for their daily bread, ac
cording to revelation as recorded in
Genesis, .'!: 17-10, and were It -. not for
the laws of man we would stil? further
comply with God". Instructions by
j clothing ourselves with skins.
Charles Calkins Is still nt work on i
his boniest, ail, and, as I said last sum
mer that be would ie looking for a
wife, I still think he shows the Inten
tion of sooner or la'cr taking some one
to ass:st hini In enjoying life. He ros
fesfes many fine features as a man,
such as excellent character, temper
ance, honesty and Industrious habits.
These alone merit the aircttious of one
of our best lad Us.
Kldcr Bowcrsox prciu.-lii.-tl at Concord
school house last Sunday n very intei
esii'ig sermon, to a small nut attentive
audience. The KMt-r is a plena ut
speaker and has many fiiends in this
community. Kider Blttner Is wild hi
be the best speaker of any of the F.vait
frelical preachers ever iu the Sweet
Hmw valley. It is pity tlint tile
usefulness of this chun-lt is lmlnii, ly
the jans;iing, over afl";iirs foreign to.
the inuso of Christianity, in thi3
vicinitv at least.
1 understand Kldcr Mulker i" to
have a regular appointment at Swctl
, Hon, and will hold each month
week'3 lint tiiiff. If this is true I think j
our resMent reacher.i will need toj
look to their colors, as the Christian J
church Khlers are asTressive, anl mav I
;win their fiooks from them. One of 1
I the ohjeets of their eallintr is to "feed
; my sheep." Hoping that all envying
f ami strife will ceaet and that we shall
, rn,m l)is honie, for sonic three or four
years. I di not think he will r. nt his
farm afijain soon. He doea as much
work as any m ifi of his aire, la this
cotiiTrinvity. We feared that he would
sell out nnd leave us, but he and his
estimable wife have concluded that
they have a pood home, and that at
their advanced ajre it is lietter to remain
where they may enjoy good health,
have a good home and plenty of every
thing to sativfv thfin Imth spiritually
and phvs:e.-.llv, eniov their waniinr
lives and not
have t put away their
; evr n:njf or lire 0:1 Hie iinstaKia nuu'.e
j ja tUeir 'hccoii.1 childhood days, this is
well, I think and save weeping over
.pilt milk. Many n man lies, by
wecpli'g-, g:iie pretuatnrely into tl:e
frrave. V.Il. Itkk.
FROM DESPAIR TO JOY.
n Painful 8tor;
m.m& How Sh Pi
r
TroTy Lady,
mrd lUp-
rink llr
platn.
Mrs. Morton B. Harlan, restdinf' at ffo. SI
West th Street, Nw York City, ha paaaed
tarouirU a must wonderful experience. Mrs.
Harlan had. a happy home
and through her devotion to
her home duties over-taxed
her atrrngth. She had de
creased feeliacs, entire lack
'of energy In life, and finally
a couirh at night and morning-
which grew irorse each
day. Cpoa locking- In the
glass she saw dark ctrclos oadar her ere and
fouinl dint she wairrowlnr thinaer and losing
all interest in Ufe. This painful state of t bin its
conUnnwl for raoaths until finally she became
go woo3l she could not attend to her duties and
was con fined to her bod the greater part of the
time. One day Mrs. Harlaa s very dear friend
Mrs. Willr.rd called an.l wa amazed te sea her
s.) wan ai laaoa. -i-wo ongns aeuLio idou
U"K'.o lk-SXS SSZ
Two bright
piteous look in hor eyes. Mrs. Willard knew
this meant coiisnraptioa and hr heart wag
touche.l for her friend. At her oarnnst request
the in" or an r.nxisu 1-em-edy
i.r ooioaitription was
tried. At tl.o stxrt very
V , - Tha aiZ
Siti n. vchollr rs a rosslt of
tbo usr. of fir. AokiT'i Enf-
: lisli Keme.ly for Consump-j
i ion.
j The Hm cf this simple story should be plain
! to ail. V man or woman can afford to neglect
j th'.ue fnvt svraptouis of oonsumption, which
.m so sliptil but which bocomcs so terrible
unless ttik. nja time. This Croat Remedy has
! jave.l tho lives of liundrelsof well known men
snd worii-u who rere on the vorce of tiie irravs
' !rom uoiwimiitinn but wbo ira well and happj
: to-disv. It is sold universally.
Notice of Dissolution.
N:jt:ci: is iif.rery r.n;EX that the
partnership heretofore existing between
Williuir, li,-.rijOur ami II. It. Bar'noiu-. known as
li.ir!;ir Brew.. a:il :o!;ik r. furniture buMnc-ss in
I eL-aiioti, I'-i-t iron, is this day dissolved hy mntiuil
e neiu, K. I. Iiitrlrfinr rcitin?r, ar;d the 'business
i t Intiire to he conducted by Williitra JJarlsnr.
.'. il ilctifs owin.tr su:l Jinn lo be paid to William
l"Hi'I.onr. and ivll flclMs ouing by isiid firm to be
j'tii-i by V.'illiaiii I'.arhonr.
I.eiiuaou. tr., Jail. ", 1H..
KM. B A PHOTO.
H. a BAKBOl'K.
-sT7&e!S!v
CALL and BE CONVINCED
- THAT
c.
MOITAGUE
la still at liia old stand with
Merehaiuliso
Satisfaction
My stock is complete in every
and Mioes, Hats, Caps, Dress Goods, bilks, Velvets, Uib
bons, Flannels, Collars, Cull's, Ties, Gloves, Braid,
Plushes, Lace, Embroidery, Etc., Etc. .
Boots 8c Shoes.
My stock of Boots and Shoes is complete. I carry nothing
but the standard brands, which havo been tried and
not found wanting.
CLOTHING.'
I make a Specialty of this line and can fit the fittest. Ore
gon, California and Eastern Goods. Men's Suits from
t
to Sk2o: Youth's Suits,
?4 to $12; Children's Suits, $2 to f 8.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
I have just received a large bill, and have tho latest styles
in Collars, Lulls, lies. Gloves, and in fact everything
that goes to make the line complete.
Spring Will Soon Be Here,
And every article of Winter Goods in my Mammoth Store
will be sold at prices that cannot bo equaled. My
Spring orders will be in early, and
I Must Have Room,
And the only way te make room is to sell the goods in their
season. To do this, all I a?k is for 3011 to bring me Cash
or Produce and I will do the rest.
C. B. MONTAGUE.
fiimi-- -ir t ilirr I'fxirV'-ir'lii'uVviii
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
f-MTtr T".Trn t.An OrrtT. 1
;n t.on City, i)n-jpa, lH-e. 1", l-!Kf
Xotice i lien'hy itivci tlott in cotiij lia.-.ce
tt-irli t!ip t.r,iviiii!fc- f (lie art i.l' I --r,.. i,f
Jane X l'STH. eiitithM ''A n net f..r t!ie -n'.e of
ti'obcr InmiK in il:'- St;!Tf. of Ciiif iriiin, ; ire-
N'era.!:, a il nl.i'-ft;o-i '1 rr;t ry,"
1 !orr
nv ih iovi's M sum niiui'i-To. i'm i' tv
01 ra! r ranci-o, miiio oi aiiiorni i. iims
tlii.o !a- ti!;-l in this ottioc l:is sworn state-
meat No. fort tie purchase of ttie S. K.
VI ol i-H-e. o. t,i i p. Ao. l.l u. n.;'i
K.. aad i!l o"er tiroof to show tout the
land soe-lit i more vul-iu':lc for hs ti nt er
or sttie Than tor aaneuuural port -cs, niul
to enta'sii.-h I. is !.;i::i t.) i-tH-.I la.:! lief-iiv t:-.c
KeKi-'ter a:id licecivrr of t!;is ctlice ntt're
cron t ity, Oregon, on 'i liurwUiy, the Pith
ay of Aj HI, lOl.
lleean.es as .it'csscs: A. Avilrieii, l.
AKliH!ii, i. Ilayten and 15. Ijelimuii, all f
Sail Kr.i: isni, t'aliforai.i.
Ai y ar.ti ll ;:itmii!s !:ii::ii 'p n-lver cly
the icvc-'.ecribel lands arc riiicslcd To
fiietiu'ir !iii;i!s i:i this ofnVe osj or before
kiM lOth c'.av of April, pen.
J. T. AlTiiKSON', IN Kisier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Vnitrd Ptntcs l.nnd OIT.ee,
Oreyon City. Uregun. Nov. -J, 1IH).
Ktyhe Is hereby (riven that in ciHiiplianee with
the provisions of tlie act f Congress of June :t,
1A7S. entitk'il "An act for the nl- of timlx-r lands
in ihe States of nUtOi-nia. trt ;nn, Nevada, and
Wu-liint.''OnTerritorv,".lohn V. Wiaal. oi'San t-'riin-eisci
county of San lmllcieol utte ot' California,
hns iliis day tiled in this office his sworn statenienl
No. 2::-J, for the ptirehase of ihe N. W. i of sec.
No. Ii in T). No. J3 K. No. 4 K., and iH offer
prMI lo siiv that tlie land MMisdit is more vain
able fot its titniier or stone than fr acicnttiiriil
rMn-jw.-, and to establish his claim to said land
before t!ie resistor and receiver of ibis otlice at
Oregon citv, Oregon, on Kridav, the "7lh t'av of
March. lyi.
He names as witnesses: K. Ijike, J. E. tirant, J.
F. Te-.npie and C. Frey, all of San j-'ranciM'o, Cal
ifornia. Any and all persons cliiimliiK adverely the
alswe-dcM'riiicil lands are requested to tile their
claims in this otlice on or In-forc siiid J7th day of
March, 1891. J. T. AWKIWoX, Register.
NOTICE FOR TUBLIOATION.
rrited S'ates Ind Oinec,
Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 2V, is-.!.
Notice is hereby Given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of CotiRTc.a.s of June :t,
1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of timlier lands
in the states of ( 'a I horn in, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," Ftank bake, of Haywards,
count v of Alameda, Slate of California, lias this
day filed in this ofiice his sworn statement No.
iliii, for the purchase of the N. K. l4 of Sec. No.
12, in Tp. No. 13 S?., K. No. 4 K., and will ofii-r
proof to show that the land siaight Is snore valu
able for its timber or stone than for asrienltnral
pU'-Tsises. and to establish his claim lo said land
before the regiJcr and receiver of this ofiu-e at
rrrcni, Cilv, oreifon, on l'riday, tne 27t!i day of
Miirc-h, l..H".
lie mimes as itnesses: J. F. Wood, J. K tirant,
J. K. T. inple and C. Frey, all sit tsau Francisco,
Califoniia".
Anv and all persons claiming adversely the
abovi.-lestrilx'd lands ai-e reipiesled to tile their
claims in this olllce on or before said 27!li day of
March, lssi. J. T. APPEKSON, Register.
I the'best.
II VI- XI. FttKKV & to'l
Iilnsirated, Descriptive and Priced
U SEED ANNUAL
LI For 1 B9 1 will be mailed
V-mail annlicanli. anti to last season's ?
E'" . t : - I. . a-liAHa aaj a.
i Jm wUi uuicis. 1 1 u kiiaH !
i t- s f
X ci y utiswn asit'S -
Flowr of hirld Seeds,
should send for it. Addresa
D. M . FERRY & CO.
nCTROlT. MICH.
I larm Sedmcn in the world f
iiii"iii"'si' wii iirnilairr i' mwmr rMir rlf 'nlyk-r-gir- J
-
the largest atock of Otneral
in tho cit'.
Guaranteed.
particular. Clothing, Boots
S; to $20; Jiovs Suits,
ANY
IIEADAOI
f:1
WhnaYoaWaltr
CUT CURES
NOTICE FOR I'UHLICATION.
1K1TKI 8TATrS I.A5D firrtBit. 1
Orepni City, Oregon, IKs-. 15, isiiO-i
Notice is lierehv piven that in comeliam-
with the iirovisions of the net of fortress
I of June 3, 1T8. entitled "An act for the ali?
I tf thr.lier luixln in the States of l'ti!ifirnin.
j Orejron, Jvevada, and Wahingtiiii Terri-
i mrv," i imrics a. jo: e, in nui i ram-ieo.
i cimi
itv of Sim Kraneueo, Htat( oft ulifomiit,
tiiiadav file.1 in tlii ol!Ii-e Ilia nwora
I has
i statement No. for the
.....l... r
v . V u i
1 I1- -so 13 . K
a. . oi .no. i, in I n.
I No. 2 K., and will oiler proof to show thnt
I the land souplit is more valuable for its tiin-
tier or Mone than tor nirrieultiirul urjo!os,
anil to establish lti el.iitn to said laml lie
fore the Hejsister atid Iteeeiver of this oiHee
at tlrepni I'ity, (lreirn, on Wcdncwdav, the
15th day of April, IKU.
Hentimeas witnessea: F. Hratutt ami
C. H. Ijiililin, of rortloml, Onioti : Brut
Jco. Hayiini ami A. Andrews, of fan Fran
eiMo, California.
Anv ami all jiersons elainiiiifr adversely
t!te nfaiveHieMenlaii lands are retvuesteil to
tile their claims in this oflice on or before
said 15tli day of April, JWll.
J. T. AI'l'EKSOX, Kcgister.
2COTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'nlted States t-aud Office.
Orcein t'ity, Oreiron, Nov. 2U, 1!90.
Notice is hereby (riven that in compliance with
the provisions ot the act of Congress of June 3,
U 7a, entitled "An act for the sale of timber hinds
In the tana n( Cnlifornin. Orcnou, Nevada, and
Washinsrton Territory," llvelyn K. liabjohn, of
Hun Frou L"s. eounty of Snn Francisco, State of
California, has thii dav tiled iu Ibis ollli-e her
sworn statement No. for Ihe purchase of the
H. K. of See. No. 2, in Tp. No. 13 S.. R. No. 4 K ,
and will offer pnsit tosl.ow that the land sought
nnire valuable for I s limber or stone than for
erril:uml pui-pt.ses, and to establish Hit claim
to said land la-fore the register and receiver of I hi
office at On-iron City, Oivkoii, oa Thuixluy, the
261 h day of Man-ll, lsy .
81ie names as witnesses: J. Kiehards, A. Frey,
J. M. Temple. V,. P. Chambers, all ot fan Fran
cisco. California.
Any and all persons claimliif? adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this otlice on or before said Ui.lh day of
March, 1!H. J. T. A PPKKHUN, Kegifttwr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cniteil States Land Offies,
Oregon City, Krejron, Nov. 2l, 1830.
Notice Is hereby triven that in eotnpliattee with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
17. entitled "An act for the sale, of timber lands
In the States of Califoniia, Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory," John M. Temple, of ban
Francisco, county of San Francisco, State of
California, has this day filed in this otlice
his sworn statement No. 2:ir9, for the purchase of
the 8. W. H of Sec. No. 12, in Tp. No. 13 S.. K. No.
4 K., and will otter proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and lo establish his
claim to said laml before the register and receiver
of this oiliee at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday,
the 2i;tb day March, ls'.tl.
lie names as witnesses; J. E. Grant, F. lake,
J. F. Wood and E. E. Kabjohn, all of San Fran
cisco. California.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are requested to rile their
claims in this otlice on or before said 'Jfifh day of
March, 1H9I. J. T. APPK11SON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
January 7. WJ1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler haw filed nolico of his intention to make
final proof insupMirtnf his claim, and that said
proof will be made liefore the County Clerk of
I.iun county, at Albany, Oregon, on March 2d,
lS'Jl, vte:
ISAAC N. HAYES,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6sM0, for the S. W. i of Sec.
14. Tp. 10 !.. R. S K ist.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
land, viz: George A. Spencer, T. J. MeCleary,
Anily Koliinan and Mary Myers, all of Rock Creek
P, 0., Lmn eounty, Oregon.
J. T. ArPEKSON, Register.
.1
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
I'KtThU STATK8 Orril K, J
On itoii t hy, Oregon, Dee. 15, lMIW.f
Notice !i hereby nivcn that In -compliance
with the pmvlclo'tiH of the act of t'otigrcsn of
June 8, 178, entitled "An act fr the xulc of
timber lattils i-t t lie Htutc of t 'aUforulii, t rc
timi, Nevn.tii, ntiil Wuxtiiiitdon Terrilory,"
tfetirp? IIhvuiii, of Khii Kneiciwo, comitv of
Sun Fraiicixco, htute of t'nliforuia, bfi lliis
l v tiled in Hum ofilcc bin nwitrn HtHti-iiient
No. ilSH, for tlu ptm liiiMC of the S. K. of
See. No. 21, in T). No. 1.1 S., It. No. 2 K..
nnd will olli-r proof to nhow tluit tlie lund
Mottjrlit : is more Tnhutlik for its thntieror
Ktoue tliHO fur iirieiiltund imriwie-i, nml to
evtillilili bis cliitiii to xaid UiikI In liire the
Hester nnd llei fiver of thin oflice nt Ore
pin City, Oregon, on WeilnesMlnv, the 13th
(lav of Ajiril, lHiti. '
lb' liiiiiicH an ivltiicsseji; A. Andrleil, L.
Aisliunl. P. He Hoy le mid I Ie I-uiik''i all
of Hrii Fnineimii, California.
Anv nnd ll iiernons claiming adversely
the nlKive-le'rllH'il lands ore reimeted to
tile their clninm intliin office on or before
fuii 15th iliiv of April, l't.
j. i. Ai'i'bitDu.x, KeKiMter.
NOTICE FOR PUJ1LICATION.
t'SITED 8TATM Omi'R, (
OrcKon City, Oregon, Dec. 15, lHl.f
Notice is hereby plven that in eomnlinnce
with the provisiiiris of the net of Conerc
f June 3. ISTrt. entitle.l "An act for tl.
of timber lands in the Statcx of California,
Oregon, Neva ln, aiul Wa-hicpton Terri
tory," Alfred Atulrien, of Han I''raticl-.co,
eounty of Han Franciwo . Htate ff C'aliforniii,
lias huh anv iiieii in this olllce hi Rnnrn
Ktnteinent No. 2:!.1, for the purchase of the
.-N. r.. H ot e;. .o, 20, III 1 p. No. 13 S.. J.
No. 2 K., nnd will othr proof to fhow Hint
the land Houpht is more valuable fur its tim
lier or stone tlinn for njrrictihural purMws,
nnd to estnhlisli his claim to aid land be
fore the Henrter nnd ltcceiver of this ofiice
nt Orenn I it v, Orem, en ThurMmv, the
lrah tay of April, iwi.
llf names ns witnesses: (' forge Jlayiim,
I. Ie Hoy le, H. Ix'hrunn and T. Agliafn, all
of Han Frsnriseo, California.
Any and nil i-erso'is chiimitic adversely
aiove-ikicrilcd lands are reniented to
tile their claims in this oflice on or before
saul 10th day ol April, 11.
J. T. AlTEltSON, Keplster.
NOTICE FOR rUIJLICATION.
UstTrn State Lasi Orrier, I
Oregon City, Oregon, llec 15, lHlll.f
Notice is herchr piven that hi romplhiMce
with the provisions of the net of t ' h (rn-ss
of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the rule
of tiinlx-r lunils in the Stt's of t !ifuniia,
tirepm.NevB'lii.aml Wnhinpton Territory,"
Airiiani Anuilec, of S.m Francisco, county
ot San Frnncisoo, Ktnte of Cnlil' iniin, lm"s
thisitnv hi'' I in this otlhe his sworn slnte
tnent No. 2K11, for the pnn-hue of the N.
W. i of S-. No. 24, in Ti. .No. 1.1 S It. No.
2 E., sml w ill oiler proof to show that the
laml sought is more valuable for its HiiiIk r
or stone thnu for aprieulttirnl pnrisi-es, ami
to estatilish his elntm tosui'l laml lx-fore the
Hcpister ami Uereiver of this tifiieo nt re-
l iron I'hy, Orepni, on Thurwliiy, the ltith ilny
oi April, .ii.
lie numes as w it nes : A. Andrien. 1
Acltuni. O. ilneuin ami It. llitnnii. all of
Snn Francisco, California.
Anv nml ail persons rlnimitijr mlverst-ly
the nbove-ilescrilxtl laiuls are nsmestel to
tile their claims in this oflice on or la-lore
ail llth day of April, !!.
J. . AH tU!US, Kepister. ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
t'nlled Statin t aifl Olt're,
Oregon Cilv. ii-roii. Pee. 19. I8l0.
Vntlr l ll.-r,-lV i.lrn ll.nl In ,.l teft.
Ihf ro,tliMis pf" I he ai-t of ('nr.en'W ot June a.
im.h. rntliltfi "An act lor the Kale in lluilx-r latuls
In the Males of California. Orestm. Sevaila. anil
V H--liliicrni T-mtiry." tato KikdcI. nf 1'nrtlnnil.
cotintjr of Miillitiitneli, State Orvfint, has lilt
Iny nit t !n tills o:iii-e bis utrnrn Klatemetil No.
2M. Tor tin- un-hase of the . W. of Si-e. No.
lilnTp. Xo. l:tS.. It. S. S K . aixl ul i.tt. r
jimof to show that the land fought i- more !n
altle for lt ilinla-r or Mime thtui for asrieiiUnml
inw4. e:i t to etUlh his '-tr-lm lo mOi! ln:il
fore the tvebter ami reeeirer of t!:!s otlUfiat
fir'on t ity. Oregon, ua Wednesday, the !1 day
of April. l-'Ji.
li iittisn-si as wiinests- li. a. oennelt. J. IT.
l-cw is. ati.l F. Kn-smer. of Crtlaml( unrgun. an.l
Atijr ami all ito.js c-ltiitniiijr adrersi-lr ihe
afMivr di-fs-r.lji-d ImimIs are n nutMnl lo lilo tlo-lr
flaltns in tLu uJlut oil or l-er .re ,ail 2."l ilay of
April, 1N1. J. r. Al I tlLSOS. KcgUter
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'nln.sl fstntei Land Oaiee,
Onpviii 1iy. Orecoti. Iss-. la, 1M.
None? is herehy irlren that In eoniplinncc xitli
the provisittns ot the art nt Cotiere of June 3.
l7s. entlthHi "An art for the sale of limts-r lnn.K
in I lie slates ol l ttn'orulR. l n con, .Nevatla. and
Washing'.tui Tcrrltorj." lWej-miti Ix'tuimii. of
saa Franeistsj, eounty of Pan i ram-t'i -o, Suite of
California, has this ilnr lilisl in this oflire liU
sworn statf tnent No. -"... lor the iiurehase of the
. -W. i of Sre. No. . in Tp. o. 1:1 S., II. No. 2
U. Hint will oiler proof to aliow lltat the laml
nnttfht is nior talnuhle for Its ti-nls-r or l.sie
than rT atfrirnloiral punioses, and to e taMUli
hi-rhiim losai'i land tieiore the nutter ami rv-
eivrr or .his otm-e at On-tisi t ny, trreaou, tai
ThnrMiay, the liiih ilnr of April. !s-i".
He imnif's as a Itnessc; L. le I Jl!!!Tl,. P. Ie
Boyle. ii. Ilnvnm and A. An.lrvws.all of an Frat
ei(st, 1'aUfi.ini,.
Any an.l all insmi rlnlmtns atlrer-elr the
Imre-dcia.rilied himls are reqm-sltsl to Hie their
'Maims in this ohiee on or lu tore sai l lfltli duy f
April, lsWl. J. T. Al'PtliSOX, Heeiter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t"nilel States Ijind OtrSce.
Oretaiu City, tn-go:i. lcc. l. issto.
Notice l lien-by eiven that in rimit liancu with
the wovi-4on of the act of 1'ihil.tcss of June 8.
! I7s. enlitleil "An an for the xle of timls-r hinds
!" ; atesof California, iire.-o i. Nevai'.a. and
' n a- mnien lerruor,. , oris n. iiionu. oi I'ttrt-
I land, canity of Wuliiiomnh. Stale or lirepon. hai
j ,,t, u,iy ih.hI ,)., ,ii his sneni sl.in uu ni
No. 2wi, for the imrciiase of the S. W. i ol S c.
No. 22. In Tp. No. 13 8., R. No. a F... and ill olU r
pnsil lo sho-.r that the laud sought is lnoie valu
able tor IM timber or stone than for aurieulluial
riurpnses. and to establi.h his claim to said laud
lefons the register and rwelver of this otlice at
Oregiwi City, Oregon, on Wednesday, the J.nth dar
of April, lsyl.
He namea as wp.ncws: T. Tlrandt, or Portland.
Oreeon; C. A. Jones, ti. llayuiu and A. Andrien,
of San Franclco, Cnliloniia.
Any and all persons claiming sdverrely Ihe
alsive-descrtlicd lauds are re.uestetl to tile their
claims in this olllce on or before said lot Ii duv ot
April. IMIi. J. T. APPE11HUN, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'niled Mates Ijmd Oflice.
Oregon City, Oregon, lan-ember IS, lSlW.
Nirtlee is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act or Congress of June:',
18".K. entitled "An a"t for the sale of ttmlier lands
In the States of Cnlifornla, On-r.-on. Neva. la. and
Washington Territory," Fred Mrandt. of Portland,
county of Multnomah, S'atc of Oregon, has this
dav tiled in this oflice his sworn statement No.
2:.'. for the puu-huw ot the S. E. . or See. No.
In Tp. No. 1.1 S.. It. No. 9. K., and will oiler rmsit
to j.hnv that the laud sought is more viihiable for
its timler or stone than for agricultural purpose--,
and to establish his claim to said land bclore the
register and receiver ol this ollii-e at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the l'-th day of April. l.i'l.
lie lianies as willies-es; C. H. ljiiblin. of lirt
land, Oregon: '. A. Jones, ti. Iluyiiui and A. An
illicit, of Sail Francisco, California.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aliove-described lands arc requested to tlie their
claiins in this oiliee on or lietorv said l.'ilh davuf
April, lain. J. T. Al'PEK.HON, RcglMe'r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Culled States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon, Jec. 19. 1H5)0.
Notice In heitby given that In compliance with
the provisions ol thu act of Congress of June S,
1H7M, ei. tilled "An act for the sule of timber lamis
in the Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," Frank Kinmlct.of Fresno,
county of Fresno, Slate of California, has thisdiiy
tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 2;'.M,
for the purchase of the S. K. J of Sec. No. 12, in
Tp. No. 13 S., R. No. 8 K.. and w ill oiler pnair to
show that the land sought is more valuable lor its
timber or stone than Tor agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before the reg
ister and receiver of this oflice at Oregon Cliv,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 22d day of April, l.su'l.
He names as witnesses: o. A. Bennett. F. Kan
somer, J. II. Lewis andO. Kofoed, ull of Portland,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
aliove-described lauds are requested to file their
claims In this olllce on or before said 22d day or
April, 18U1. J. T. APPERSON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. 15, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions of tlie act of Congress of June S,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale of limber lands
in the States of Call fornia, Orciron, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," Ixiuis lie Langc, of Sau
Francisco, county of ban hranclsco, state ol CRU
fornia, has this clay tiled in this office his sworn
statement No. 23!4, for the purchase of the 8. W.
hi of Sec. No. VO. in Tp. No. 13 S., R. No. 2 E., and
will oiler proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stono than for ag
ricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the register and receiver of this
office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Friday, the 17th
day of April, mill.
lie names as witnesses, A. Andrien, T. Agliam,
P. le Boyle and G. Ilayum, all of San Francisco,
California.
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely the
nbove-des-cribed lauds are requested to file their
claims in this oflice on or before said 17th day of
April, 1S31. J. T. APPEBSON, Kcsistcr.
AT COSTI
To Slake Room fur Jtf
Fall & Winter Stock
-OK
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHISG GOODS, AHD KOTIOHs,
I WILL CLOSF OUT MY
Entire 8toekf
Boots Sc. Slioes
ATCOST.
Now is the Titn to
SECURE REAL BARGAINS.
I Propose to Have
THE
Leading Dry Goods Store
In the Valley.
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended.
W. K. READ,
.llmy, Oi-eoa.
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Don't Go to Portland
Gradwohl, of Albany,
HAS EVERYTHING
To Be Found in the Metropolis.
He Sweeps the Valley of
All Competitors
In Crnefcerr. fancy Ooodn, Tor. Roer Bros.'
.tlyeran.-. Kreiieh China and iila-ware,
' Hoys' W aprons. Dull t'arriaKca, ttc
NOW LISTEN!
The fioMen Uule Baxaar mitkc speriJty of the
ttr k c' of wh4r-h is tmtTiufHc
tun l Ur nl lor the tiAiue
uf Ooitkr, ItuEe Btnur.
68
Udifs
W. L. DOUCLAS
f s m mm Ladles, etc., arswari-
V luted, and so stamped on bottom. Address
V. 1m UOttiLJL.4, Hraektaa, Has, bold by
C. C. HACKLEMAN.
LITTLE
DO HOT CRiPE, SICKER C8
CONSTIPATE.
Sunt Cuke rot Siox HtAOACftr,
XBdiun r Goitatipa.tima
ImproTMtbsComplnzioa
br Purl file th Blood.
Thm4rmeu tw nloelf dnmt9d to ut the ewe, m
Ms nit I 4
nmvms o too lanre con. r.wy so wia
m m much munr. 43 ptll pot np in tmnr riI
whicb cm n b rnrHfi in wwt porkrt. A (rwi Uiwi.
pilrliK HUMS U K H. A mk BUIIa tr M. M I
(!
DO. MARTER S IRON TONIC.
Bd KIUKKYSand HKfTtKKS tba PKBTUTATKP I
WHUAl.TH and TIOOBOl 8 BTRimtTH of TOUWI
THE OB. HARTEH MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS, NO.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nltPd States Ijwd Offi?,
Oregon City. OtvRim, Sv. 29, 190.
Xotioe i" hcrt'bv pivpn that In compliance with
the provisions of tlio act of t'onjires of June .1,
IH7S. eiililU-il "An sj-t for the sale ot timber lands
in the Stall s of California, Orrpton. Nevada, and
Wa-hiiiKtim Territory." Jerehiinh E. Rrant, of Snn
FraniilM-o, eounty of Sun Francisco, Btnte of Uali
fornin, hiw this dy filed in thi.- ollice ld sworn
stalcrnent No. 2U.for the pnn-hHse of the S. E. M
of Sec. No. 12. In Tp. No. IS 8.. It. No. 4 K., and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is mora val
uable for lis timber or none than for agricultural
nurnou'S. nnd to establish his claim to said land
iM-fiirc tha reenter and receiver of this otlice at
OrcKon Ci'y, Oregon, on Thursday, the 2tth day of
Miireh, 1H51.
He immen as witnesses: J. T. Temple, J. F. Wood,
F.. E. Itnblolin and F. Ijikc, all of Sau Francisco,
California.
Any and nil persons claiming- adversely the
aliove-dewribed hinds sre requesteil to rile their
claims in this oflice en or before said ?fith day of
March. lil. J. 1. AITEKSON, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Vnited States Ind OiTlce,
Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 29, 1890.
Notics Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1S7K, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands
in the Hiates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory." Anna M. Frey, of San
Francisco, comitv of Ban Franeifco, State of Cal
ifoniia, has this dny filed in this oflice her sworn
sinlcnieiis No. lEltiO, for the pnrchase of the S.
of N. E. J4 and I-ots 1 and 2 of Sec. No. 2, In Tp.
No. 13 S.. R. No. 4 E., and will ofl'er proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said laml before the register
and receiver of this office at Oregon Citv, Oregon,
on Thursday, tho 2t'.tu day of March, 1W1.
fche names as witnesses: E. E. Rabiohn. C. P.
ChaiiilKjrs, J. F. Wood and J. M. Temple, all of
ean r raiicuco, t aniomia.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-duscriued lands are retiuested to file their
claims in this ofiice on or before said 2i'th day of
March, 1891. J. T. APPERSON, Register.
SAML. M. GARLAND,
ATTORNEY- AT - LAW.
LEBANON, OREGON.
" I-jav. " : t- - if
MONARCH
We have chanced our name,
mav come and seasons go,
goods to
Rich and Poor Alike.
For ten months we have stood at our post gelling GRO
CERIES, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and the
BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN GOODS, and yet our stock,
like leaven,
r
Increases All the Time. -J
Old Jason, like a fool, sailed in the Argo to Colchis in
search of the golden fleece; now-a-days people find the gol
den tleece in the Brownsville ceods for sale at Bach's Cornex
Store. :-
Remember, Farmers I
I pay cash for vour produce and at the same time T3&trf?0'
everything you want. Formerly
under the new road law every
eaus straight up to
BACH'S
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Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars
FINE EXTRACTS, TEA AND COFFEE, PRIZE BA1
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LEBANON,
An Elegant Line of Suitings' Kept
in Stock.
r
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trail, toe-path and wagon road
f
CORNER STORE.
TO
C. PEEBLER'S
.BARGAINS
IN
KINDS OF PRODUCE.
t T ail o r ,
OREGON. i
PROPRIETOR.
Hotel in Lebanon.
BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
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You cau buy aay of the
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THEY CARRY A FULL LINE OP
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