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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1891)
Lebanon Express. AVJACv A A MS, GK. AI.KXANIKK. ADAMS & ALEXANDER, Pchlsukks and FROPRivrroiss. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 'One vear.v - ...,. W i If iii.l in iuIviuiih!. SI uO ih t year.) 5iX month ....,................,........ 1 0" 'Three tnomha v........,.,,.,....,...'.................. 50 Single copies...... ....v..................".....-.. ft" Y: )V LA WS. for every Th CoUowinsc lvs were m?sed Vy the Lgislativ: . - GENERA t. the general appropriation bill. Tht Australian ballot bill. Regulating primaries in cities of S5oo: Appropriating $43,000 for tli? legislative session Cfo provide fr the recording of wills. " - For the protection of sea gulls. State board of charities and ccr rcctions. . Appropriation of streams for ir rigation. " To protect salmon and other food fishes. To complete the State canitoL ' Amending laws relating to guar dians. : , Time of holding supreme court at Pendleton. A "portage railway at the Cas cades. - . . Regulating fees of county as sessors. . Regulating recording of town and cemetery plats. Authorizing- the admission of -aliens as' attorneys to- practice in "the courts of Oregon. To regulate liens of judgments -and decrees of the courts of the United States in the district of Ore- -goY. Taxing t cannerymen Tsalmon caught. Allowing the state board of asri-.culture-to acquire real estate. - To punish persons refusing to ttiid officers in the discharge of their duties. Granting consent of the State to the Federal Government to pur chase land for public building in : TPortland. Protecting the German song Ibirds. To protect laborers eng?ged in clearing land. To establish a rogue's gullery at -the penitentiary. To provide for the further ad--rancement of the State reform tBchooL Permitting only citizens of Ore on and Washington to fish for salmon in the Columbia. Authorizing a mother to appoint . j& guardian by wilL iiicreafiinff ine eneciivenesa 01 -the" act for the prevention of con--tagious disase mong animals. Protecting laborers in timber and logging camps. Appropriating fzo,UUU for new Imildings for the State Agricultural (College. i Amending the law pertaining to - wuits for the partition of real prop crty. Regulating the loan of moi ey by i Tmilding and loan associations. To define the qualifications of voters at school elections in Email f districts. Defining the duties of county officers. For the appointment of a board ; of regents for the Multnomah State - 2s"ormaI School Dividing the State into two con gressional districts. To establish a library in the pen itentiary. Providing for the saJe ol tide laDls not connected with the shore. Amending section 1183, relating to charges and claims aginst the estate f deceased persons. Allowing justices of the peace to ex amine and commit insane persons when the county Jge is absent. Providing for the incorporation of religious, benevolent, literary r charit able sot's e ties. ' Punishing the bovcotting ol ployer3 of labor unions. To authorize the stale to con tract with the railroads for the trans portation of iiliots, iu3neand convicts. Amending the act relating to foreign insurance and surety companies. To protect employes and laborers in their ebrini for wages. Adding two. inembera to the state 3oaetiical board. Regulating the salaries of county treasiurers. Amending the railroad commission law. . Appropriating! 10,008 for the militia iof Oregon. SPECIAL AK1 IWA. LAWS. Taking Fulton Park into the city Portland. ' i Increasing the salaries of chief en gineer and first assistant in the Port iand fire department. To change the name of Ellensbiirg to Gold Beach. Changing the name of Roy to Mount Angel. - Authorizing the oonsfrnciion of a . free b;idgo across the Willamette at Albany. Authoriy.ing the Astoria, Rea Fhore and Easlcru railroad to build bridges. Authorizing Portland, East Portland and Albina to build or acquire bridges across the Willamette. Amending the act authorizing con struction of a bridge at CorvaUis to permit charging tolls. Authorizing Astoria to build a sea wall. Incorporating the port of Portland. Extending to Lane and Linn Coun ties the operation of the drainage law. Changing salaries of the county judge and treasurer of Sherman county. Providing that two pilot commis sioners shall reside in Astoria. Authorizing the Coos Kay, Eo?e kurg and Eastern railroad to con struct a bridge across Coal Bank plough. For the relief of David McCully. Changing boundary lines of Gilliam evunty. Creasing a Western Oregon -distrh-t agricultural society. Fixing fees f couuty clerk of Harney count-;. . Regulating the fee? of clerks and Regulating the salary of county judge in Grant county. Aitthortitinjr illamette alley lailroad company to issue bonds. Changing time and place of holding court in th sixth puheiul district, Authoriiing Multnomah county to employ l.ilHVs by the year instead of by the term. Providing for more clerical aid ift the otlice of the secretary of state. Regulating the fees of Curry county. To fund Salem's floating debt of $20,000. Creating the office of plumbing in spector for Portland. Granting right of-wy to the Riddle improvement company. INCORPORATION ACTS. Incorporating and amending the charters of the following cities: Central Point, Halem, Indcpend ence, Alnrehheld, Mitchell, hong Creek, Linkville, Union, Vcrnonia, Grants Pa, Ashland, Milton, Sil- verton, Dallas, McMinnville, Stav- ton, Hubbard, Empire City, East Portland, Tillamook, Newport, As toria, Sheridan, Bandon, Prineville, Springfield, Lebanon, Elgin, Ore gon City, Jackwnville,Ocean Grove, Harney, Roseburg, lUker City, Brownsvillv, North Brownsville, North Yamhill, Prairie City, For est Grove, Lafayette, "YVoodburn, Winchester, Alkali, Junction City, Jefferson, Clatskanie, Medford, Al bina, Portland, La Grande, Burns. Canyon Cilr, Albany, Corvalhs Summerville, Kugene, Cutage Grove, Huntington, Athena, Fossil, Coquille City, Scio, Hillsboro. COME AND SEE ME, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tTniTKD Statm I.akb OrncK, I Oregon City, Oregon, Dec 15, 1800. f Notice Is nvreliy given that In conu'linnce with the provision of the act of Cotifsress of June S, 1878, entitled "An act for the Male of timber lands in the states of California, Ure pn, Nevaila, and Washington Territory," tieorfre Itavum, of Pan Fraiii;o, rount v of San PraiiciMx Ktate of California, ha tills lay tiled in tins oftire hi nwrn statement Xo. ftr the Pimtlu of the S. K. Vf of Hcv.. No. 2t, in Tp. No. 13 S., K. No. 2 K.. und will offer jiroof to mIiow that the IuihI 'i(:i:t is more valuaWe for its timlicror stone tlian Tor sgneuKtiral purixtM-M, ami to establish his claim to said la!l In-fore the Register and Uceeivcr of this ofliec at Ore gon t 'itv, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 15th ilav of April, 18!)t. lie names 'a witnes?r: A. Amlrten, I. Aeliani, l. le Itoyle and I- l)e 1-angc, all of San Franeisco, 'California. Anv and all persons claiming advirely the Bbove-lescriiiel lands are requested to tile their claims in this oftice m or before said 15th day of April, lit. J. T. AITEKSOX, Register. AT COST! To Make Room for Mj SPRING & SUMMER STOCK, You can always tell when a genius has been born into the world by the amount of opposition brought to bear upon him. Reform meas ures, and parties can be successfully gauged by the same rule. People never run a-ainst dead men, but individuals with a vertebral column of pure lime and weighing sixteen ounces to the pound will meet with opposition at every step. The experience of everyone given to observation is confirmatory of this fact. The $50,000 appropriation for the world's fair, will make a good exhibit for Oregon (?) Our display may not be as dazzling as some could wish, hut our products will command attention whether trans ported in a palace car or on a wheelbarrow. The class of immi grants we hope to draw are not of the butterfly, gew-gaw order, but people who admire a thing for its intrinsic worth rather than for its gaudy apperarancc. For buying Clothing, Boots and Shoes and all kinds of Winter Goods now, is just about like buying a gold dollar for 90 centes, yes, or even in a lew cases at ro cents, i nave a good assortment left, and can fix you up with neatness and despatch. Sweet spring-time will soon be here, and my Winter Stock MUST BID UlSrosuiJ J1 There is one month of cold weather yet, and think you can use some of my goods I am offering bargains in. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Vkitbd State Laud Offick, I Oregon City, Oregon, lee. 15, 1800. ( Notice is hcrehv eiven that In compliance with the provisions of the act of ('ongrcs of June S, 1978, entitled "An act for the al or timber mints tn the Ptares oi mitorma, Oregon, Nevada, an1 Washington Terri tory." Alfred Antlricn, of Sun Kranriscn, twunty of San Francisco, State of California, nas mis uav meu minis omce ms nworn statement fio. 239, for the purchase of the N. K. of Hec. No. 28, m Tp. No. 13 8., It. No. 2 and will offer tmoftnhow that the land sought i more valuable for it tim ber or stone than tor acncultural purpOHr, and to establish his claim to said laml.t-e- fore the Kegister and Receiver of this oflice at Ore con City. Orecon, on Thursday, the lKtti iav or Aorti. lu. lie names as witnesses: ueorge iiayum. P. De llovle. 11. Lehman and T. Aeliam. all of Han Francisco, California. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the alovc-de!cribcd lands are requested to tile their claims in this oflice on or before said lttth day ot April, 1H. J. T. Al'l'EKSON, Register. DRY GOODS, FDRKISHIKG GOODS, AID HOTIOIs, I WILL CLOSF OUT MY Entire Stock of Boots 8z Slnoes - Now is the Time to SECURE REAL BARGAINS. I Propose to Have -THE- WHY. NOT IBuy Goods at theReA We wish to announce that we have disjxi , wortli of Boots and Shoes to a Tacoma man; a small stock of Ladies', Gents', Misses' Boys' na Shoes left, which will be offered at surprisUgty We have a fine lot of Fancy and Stan e i kinds, and at priees that defy competitid - ing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats ai of which we wish to dispose of as speepy we intend to retire from business shortlyU ' call and get prices and examine goods. tf Gro Cap, Thanking the public for past patronage i i you will all make us a call and that we.i Leading Dry Goods Store benefitted thereby, we remain, very respect In the Valley. B. F. ROT rvlVIL ORDERS Promptly attended. New broods arriving every day The appropriations of the legis islatnre amouut to $ 1,15,432 53, and still there are scores of people who think the appropriations alto gether insufficient. The legislature adjourned mithut appropriating a single dollar for the world's fair. It does look as if the legislature ought to have been considerate enough to defray the turtle's travel ing expense?. The editor of the Jefferson Re view heads his iocal column with the interrogatory, "What shall I do to be saved?" Who will volun teer to go as a missionary to this dark corner of the vallev. Mean while we would sav, cease to do evil, learn to do well; in other words, quit your evil practices and live as other editors. and crowding the old out at priees too low for competition. CIIAS. B. MONTAGUE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ustted States Lasd OmcE. I Oitkoii Citr.Orcgun, lec. 15, lO0.( Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of 1 impress of June S, 187S, entitled "An met fiu- the ml of timber lands in the States of California, Oropon.Ncvada.and Washington Territory," Apliani Amcdce, of San Francisco, couiity of San Francisco, State of California, has this Uav filed in this office his sworn state ment No. 2391, for the purchase of the X. W. 4 of Sec. No. 24, in Tj. No. 13 S.. It. No. 2 E., and will offer proof to show tliat the land soucht is more valuable for its titnler or ston. than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Hegister and Receiver of this office at tire eon Citv. Uretron.on Thursday, tlie VStli dav ' of April, 191. Aeliani. i. Havum and li. Lehman, ali of San Frarn-isc, California. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to rile their claims in this oflice on or before .&id lUu day of April. 11. J. l. AiTfcusu, ltcgi-fter. W. K. READ, AlbniiT, Oregon. Headquarters foR -IN- COLDER BOLE BAZAAR. DRY GOODS, DRESS GO NOTICE FOR PUCLICAHON. t'nited Slates 1jnd OWce. Onytun City. Oregon, lee. 19, IK). Sotire i licretiv rtven that ti mmnlianre with thr trov!itns of the act of C'oiiirrrm ol June 3. tST.. UHliW "An act for the sale of litnlicr lau.ta ; in the States of alifomia. Oreicni, Nevada, aiKl a-hiiiK!on T-rnttrv." Olto Kofvl. nf funlsm!. cminty of Mnlttioinali. State of t.Teiron, hai thts day filed in this oflice bis nwom M.tteinrnt No. -no, for the putchas of the S. W. 'i of Sec. So. li. in Tp. No. 13 S., K. No. 3 K., and will offer 1 lroof to show that the land soneht is more valu able for its timber or stone tkKi for arrn-utlural rurrtws. and to eMaMisfc his claim to mkI land icfore the rcjrister and receiver of this office at regn itv Oregon, on Wednesdav, the 2i'd day of April, ts-). H names as witnesses- O. A. Bennett. 3. H. I.cwU and F. Ransomer. of Portland. Oregon, and , f. B ram let. of Fresno. California. I Any and all nersons rlaimine aIversply the ahoveesrrihed lands are TeqncMed to tile their claims in this olKce on or l-cfiro mid 2AI day of April. J. T. AtTEKSON. Register. Don't Go to Portland Gradwohl, of Albany, HAS EVERYTHING To Be Found in the Metropolis J He Sweeps the Valley of All Competitors Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clotr Furnishing Goods, Etc:-" Also Seep on Seeond floor a full line of BOOTS & SHOES, In which I will not be undersold. Come and see? jra ft 'and In frorkerr. Fancr Goods, Toys. Rogers Bros. S'lverware. Freneh f'hina and lila-eware, " itofs' WaeoBi, IMI t'arriagea. Etc. NOW LISTEN! The OoWen Rnle Raiaar makes a apeeialty of th Finest Tea. Cofleea and Itaking rowoera, erery arkare of which ia manufac tured for and bear the name of Golden Rule Bazaar. I will treat you well. L2 G . W. SI3IPSC?f ALBANY, OREGON, The last decade has witnessed the birth of many reform parties which, points to the fact that the Ameriern people are longing for the end of mere partisan rule, and the year 1892 will make a new era in our history and will witness a battle of principle's versus politi cal chicanerv. We are inclined to think that the rate of illiteracy must be lower in Oregon than in any other state in the Union. An exumination will show that a very large per centage of our population have ap plied for certificates to teach. t AW! 11 Is ANY HEADACHE "uTiilsYcuWail," BUT CURES -KOTUiMG ELSE; NOTICE FOR PU1H.ICATIOX. I'yittP PTiTra Ijd t)rr;rT, Oregun City, t 'niton, Dec. Koti- i hereby pven that it rivnj liancc j with the rmvisio'is of the art of ('o:.jn"0 of! June 3, lfTS. ctitirlril -"An act for t'ne aale of j timber Inivis in t'ne Stat-s of California, t tro- j tfon, Xevatla. anl Vahi"jjtrm Territory," ! Pierre IV IJoyle, of Han Kriir:cieo. cottntT j of .San Frani-eo, .State of California, has s this dav tiled i:i this ofhee his sworn state- The fiehl is ripe the country for the Alliance clubs. in ment So. 2392, for the porrhase of the S. K. of Sec. Xo. 3, i Tit Xo. 13 rS.. H. Xo. 2 K., and will oner jroor to show that the j land sought is more valuable for its timber ! ..v ...... a !(.,. f.-i. .ri.'lll. M-a v..u l.t t to eptnhliah his luini to sai l land lefore the i itetrister a:nl Ke-iver of tliis oftic-e at i re- this part of eon Citv, Orepivi, on Tliiirsclav, the lth j . J l c 7 . 1 . . . I crganization of jshenns in rroiK,.K! Lai. Seware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, As mercury will suivly h-jstroy the serine of pmell and completely drnitigc the whole sysleiu when eti'eritig it ihroiiyrh the mucous (surface. Kueli ar ticles shoii'.tl never lie useti except on prescript tons from reputable physicians, as the ditmngv they will do is ten fold to Ww yood you -hii pwihly clerivr from tlu-iii. IliilVs JUtri h Cure, nian tifactitr. d ly F. J- Cheney & Co., To ledo, O., trontains no meieury, and is taken internally, and acts direety upon I he blood and mucous Hurfnees of the system. In buying: Hii!l' Catarrh Cure Ik-sure ymi get the penuiue. It l taken iiitoritMlly, an.l inixlu in Toleilo, Oliio, i.y V. J. Cheney Jt Co. 3?r'S)ld by l)fitpgist, price TSc. per bo;.l le. flivv of .iiril. 11. tie l, ames as vilrxtsin: A. Andriei;, I- j Agliaui, ti. llarn;n and B. 1suiM(m, allot! San Francisco, Valifornia. Any a-id all j.eroi.s clai!t-.ii:p adversely the afx;ve-i!sori!,cd lands arc rcit:estl U nle their elaiius in this ofiiee on or Ijefore xaitt Uitli tiav of A ril, 191. J. T. AI'I'KUSOX, Itepinter. FROM DESPAIR TO JOY. LTljr Laf, BMarvd Hip. mm& How 8ai Fimally ptaiesa. Mrs. Morton D. Harlan, residing' at No. M West 25t Street, Xe Tork City, haa paaaed through a most wonderful experience. Mra. Harlan had a happy home and through her devotion to her home duties over-taxed her stnrjsgtb. She bad de pressed feclinirs, entire lack 'of energy in life, and anally a conjeh at nijlit and morn ijf which crew worse each day. Upon lookinjr In the ?-lfislm saw dark clrcloa nntler hor eves and ouii t tiiatshe was rrowiuif thinner and losing all ir:ferosr in life. Thia pHiufiil stat of thlort conriiiumt for Ciontbs until flnlly vbe ticcaine so vr.'k nh eouid not attond ta tier duties and was confined to hnr bed the FTboUt part of the time, flnway Mrs. HarJau'a very dear friend Mrs. Willard telled a art wa amazed to see her so wnn and fa. leu. Two bright hectio spot stool iHn ouch cheek, her lips were blue, ber face pinohed and lrawn. and there waa piteoita l:ck Iji her erea. Mrs. Millard knew this miint eonsumption and her heart wfl touche I for her f non.L At her earned n-queat. the me oi an t'l-iuu neaw edy for eonauziption "as tried. At Of Uirt -ery littln effottt ouid be seen, so front ae iuruHilhnd the ow nii1, wt ly Jqrreea Urs. linrlan tx-mn f myruin her lost atpetlte, tben her !trenth, thoa hor bfi then her health, and she is lo day in porleot physical con dition, wholly aa a rxfult f the uvenf Ilr. Acker's Eiia"- tish RcnieJy fur Coimump-, ifm. ' Tho leswn of thia simple story should be plain to all. No man or woman can afford to necrlect Ihoau first symptoms of consumption, which ptcm o sliflit hut whieh benomm so terrible milcww tnken in time. Thia Grant Itemed v has j-iv'l the fivesot liumireds of well known men u,i ninn wno were on the vertre. ot theiti-avfl fimin ooim'tmpnon but wtio are weu ana tuiVJf NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Stales Ind Offiec, OreRou City. Oregon. Sztv. iU, 190. Notice is hereby Riven that in em&piianee with the roviMon of the net or :onirrvs of June 3. 147H. rutitled "An al for the sale of timtxT Innda in the States of Callt'iniiti, Oreon. Nevndn. and Washington Territorv." John F. U'ml.of Fan Kran ci.ro, eountyof ijnn FraneHio.Siafeof Cnlifoniia, has this tliiv filed, ill this ofiiee his sworn statement So. for the pun hae of the N. W. of S e. So. 12. in Tp. No. l:( K.. R. So. t K.. and w ill offr proof to show that the laiid sought i more valu able t'i its timtier or atone than ftr narieultural piirixes. end to establish his elaini to s-aid land before the ixfiiMer nml receiver of this oihee at UreKon titv, Oregon, hi Friday, the U7th dav of March, lsul. He names as witneasos: F. IVc, J. E. Urant, J. F. Temple and C. Prey, all of San Francixeo, Cal ifornia. Any and all persons claiming svS-are!r the alo-e-descri!)Cd lauds are requested to rile their claims in this olfice on or hefore said "JTth dav of March, 1S91. J. T. APrKKM.'N, Uegtste'r. fit NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ITnited States Ijitid Oflice, Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 29, 1-S90. Koti-c 1 hereby given flint in compliance with the provisions ol the act of Conrus of June 3, 187S, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the Stales of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Waihiiigton Territory." Ktank Ijlle.uf Hay wards, nainty of Alameda, State of California, has this dav filed in this oflioe his sworn rtatctuent So. 2:j6.t. for the pttn-ha.se of the X. K. M of Kee. Xo. 12, in Tp. So. 13 8., K. So. 4 K.. and will offer proof to sliow that the land staight Is more valu able for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish hi elaim to said laud before the register and receiver of this otIW at Oregon t:it-. Oregon, on Friday, the J7th dav of Msn-h. 1X01. lie liarnei as witnesses: J. T. Wood. J. K. Grant, J. F. Temple and C Frer, all of an FraneiM-o, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the nbovc-dcsrribcd lands are retntested to file their claims in tills w.Tice on or before said 27th dav of March, 1KM. J. T. ArPSltSOS, llefiste'r. NOTICK FOU PUIJLICATION. Uitd States l.An Ornag. 1 Oregon l ity, Oregon, Dec Id, Notice is hereby pven that in rompliance with the provisions of the art of ' oiiRress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the rile of timber lands in, the States of California, Orejron, Nevada, and Washing-ton Terri tory," Charles A. Jones, of San Francisco, county of San FranciseOj State of California, lias this day filed in tins office his sworn statement So. 2S87, for the purchase of the X. V. H of Sec. Xo. 26, in Tp. Xo. 13 S., R. Xo. 2 R., and will offer proof to show that tlic land sought 4a more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land be fore the Register and Receiver of this ol'ih e at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 15th day of April, 1891. He names as witnesses: F. Brandt and C. II. Laililin, - nf Portland, Oregon- and tioo. Havum and A. Andrewa, of Pan Fran cisco, talif.irnia. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 15th day of April. J. l. At'l-n.ltsu, Kegister. JfOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION. Vnlted States Ind Office. Oregon City, Oregon. lee. IS. lWO. Vtire is herehv given that inianplanee with the provisions ot the act of Cortercsa of June 3. 1S78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the tates of California, Oregon, XcTada, and WashinBTton Territorv. Bcnirmin Lehman, of San Francisco, rountv of San Francisco, State if 1 California, has this isv lilctl in this office his sworn statement So. for the pure! a-c of lite . W. H of Mee. So. 24. ha Tp. So. 13 S., tt. So. 2 K.. and will offer tunof to shew that the land sought is more valuable for its limber or stone than for agrirultnral purposes, and to estahlish hisrhiim to said land before the register and re ceiver of this offiec at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on riuirstlav, th 16th day of April. ISiU. He names as witnesses: L. le jnro. P. De Royle. O. llayum and A. Andrews, all of San Fran cisco. California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lauds are requested to tile their claims In this office on or before acid Itthdayof 1 April, last. J. T. Af I'KliSoX. Kegicr. - n . 1 1 urn UDIFS a,. 1 w 1,75 O. LOVELEE, ? IVIer chant Tailor, LEBANON, OREGON. An Elegant Line of Suitings Kept Stock. , Tth1est. II D. M. Faaav & Co s f I 11 lUasuated, Descriptive and Priced If USEED ANNUAL l Fur 1891 will be mailed FREE I I Usta all applicants, and to last season's J. f 1 , cuatomers. Jt is better than ever fl . Every parson etitig Garden I f I'.l J-'ioiocr Held Seedt, - ft should rad for it. Aadreca I I D. M. FERRY CO- li yi OCTNOIT. MICH. f - Larcest Seedsmen Lhewedd J NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Tnitcd States ljnd Office, Oregon tJty, Oregon, Sov. 2i, 1S90. Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with the provision of the act of Congress of June S, lt78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In Hie Slates of California. OrcRtm, Nevada, and Washington Territory." Kvelyn E. Kabjohn, tf Han Francisco, county of San Francisco. 8tale of California, has this day filed in this office her sworn statement So. s:i".8. for the piavhase of the 8. K. of See. No. 2, 111 Tp. Ko. 13 8., R. So. 4 E , and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before the register and receiver of t his oflice at Oregon City. Oregon, oa Thursday, the 2Pthdayof March. 1S91. She liamc-s as witnesses: J. Richards, A. Frev. J. M. Temple, C. P. Chambers, all ol ban Fran cisco. Cali'nrnia. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described Jauds are roouested to ile" their claims in this office on or before said 2th dnv of March, 1S91. J. T. APPEKSON, Uegister. KOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. I'nlted States I-and Offloe, Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. u, 1890. Soticc Is hereby gi-?M that iu compliance with the provision of tltc act of t.'ongress of June 3, 178, untitled "An act for the stile of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," John M. Temple, of San Francisco, county of San Fmncisco, State of California, has this day tiled in this ofhee his sworn statement S. 23.19, for tile purchase of the 8. V. oi" See. So. 12, in Tp. No. 1 S., K. So. 4 K., and will otter proof to show that the land tamght is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and toestobllsh his claim to said land before the register and receiver ofthisorlirv at orvgon City, Oregon, ou Thursday, the 24ti day ef March. 11. lie names as wiinesses: J. E. Grant, F. Ihe, 3. Y. Woud and E. E. Kabjohn, all of San Fran cisco, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this oflice on or before said 2tlh day of March. 1?1. J. T. A.PPKKSON, Kegister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Vnlted States Ijtrd office. Oregon City, Ort-gn. liec. l. 1S90. Notice I hereby given that in compliance with tlie ifrovisirms ot the act of Coneres of June 3. ISTO, an-PIrd "An a-t for the sale of timts r lands in tlie Slates of California. Oregon. Sevad. and W ashington Territory," Chris H. ljiiblla. f Port-, land, county of Mirlinomab. Miatc uf tiregim. has this dav died in this oflice his win stuirincDt So. 26. for the purchase of the S. W. i of See. No. 22. in Tp. So. 13 S.. K. So. 2 F, and will tilfcr proof to show that the land sought is more valu able tor iu timber or stone than for ai;rk-iiltu-al purposes, and to establish his clarm to said land before the register and receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesday, tlie liih day ot April, 1 lie names aa witnesses: F. Brandt, of Portland. Oregon: C. A. Jones, U. Ilsyum and A. Audrien, of San Francisco. Califumia. Anv and all nersons rlniming adversely the ahove-descriled lands are requested to file th ir claims In this office on or before said 1Mb day of April, lssi. i. T. Al'l'KKSO-N, uegister. I DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Sgj ranted, and so stamped oa bottom. Address UOUUlAS, Bnckus,)IaM. Soidby C. C. HACKLEMAN. Cleaning in and Repairing and Neatly Done. Promptly NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Optics at Oregon City, Oregon, January 7, 1SL Notice. Is herelj given that the followiiig-nanicd aettler bus tileil turtVe of his Intention to make final proof in support nf his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of IInn couuty, at Albany, Oregon, on March 2d, 1S-J1, via: ISAAC S. HAYICS, pre-empt ion D. S. So. 6910, for the S. W. H of Sec. 14. Tp. 10 S., H. 3 East. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and enlllvuHmi of, said land. vi!: Ceorgp A. Spencer, T. J. McCleary, Andy Kollmanand Mary Myers, all of Kock Creek 1. O., Uua county, Oregon. ' J.T. APPF.H30, KesWer. : NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I'nlted Ptates I .ami Office. Oregon City, Oregon, Decemlier 15, ISIK). Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1S7S. entitled "An act for the saie of tiruter lands in the Ktatesof California. Oregon. Xevana. and I Washineton Territory." Fred ltrandt.tif Portland. etHiiitv of Multnomah. State of Oregon, has this ilav tiled in Ibis oflice his sworn statement So. 23dS. for the purchase of the S. K. j nf Sec. No. 22. in Tp. No. 13 8.. II. No. 2 E.. ar.d will otter pnsif tj show thot the land sought is more valuable for lis tltuber or stmre than for agricultural pnrunee. ami tnesrabliiih his claim to said land before the register and receiver ot this otlice at Oregon Cily, Orecoii. on Wedn-sdav, the 15th day of April. 191 . j lie names as witnesses: H. .uibiin. of Port- land, Orcifon: C. A. Jonea, tt. llayum and A. An drien. of San l-rancisco. California. Anv and all persona claiming adversely the uNivelescrilietl latiils aie retiuested le tile their claims in this office on or before sntd l.V.li day of April, 1S91. f . T. ArTEUSOX, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1'nited States Ijind Office, Oregon Ciiy, Oregon, Hec. 19. 1890. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with 'he. pntvisions of the aet of Conaress of June 3. 1878. entitled "An net for Use mle of timber lands in the States of Califtn-nia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory, rrans Ilrninlet, of r resno. county ot hrcsitn, Mute oi i uiiiorma. nnstnisnny llled in this oflice his sworn stiilement So. 2399, Cor the pundiase of the 8. K. !i of Sec. So. 12. In Tp. No. 13 S., It. Xo. 3 K., iujl will offer priKif to show that the land sought ta more valuable for its timber or stone tlian for agricultural iurtoses. and 1 1 establish his claim to said land beiore the reg ister ami receiver ot tnis otnre at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednesday. the22d day of April, IS91. He names as witnesses: . A. Bennett. K. Ran somer, J. H. Lewis audO. ICufoed, all of I'ortland, Oregon. Any and nTl persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are reuuestcd to file their claims in this oiliee on or before said 22d day of I April, lsyi. t. T. Al'l'UUiOS, Uegister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U nilcd States Ijind Office. Oregon City, Oregon, lcc. IS, lt90. Notice Is herebr gwn that in complian w with the provisions of the act of Jongress ,if Junes. 1K7H, entttlud "Am as-t for the sale of timber lands in the Htatcs of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"' louis le I-antre, of Han Fram lsco. county f San Francisco, Mate or Cali fornia, has this day filed In this office his awera statement No. 2394. for tho purchase of the 8. W. H nf Sec. No. '26, fat Tjjl Na w f , R. K. I E., and w ill oiler proof to show that the land sought ia more valuable ft Its timber or stone than for ag ricultural purpoaea, 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, M91. Ho names as witnesses, A. Andrlen, T. Agllam, P. lie Itoyle and O. Huyuru, all of San Francisco, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the abnvc-descrlbcd lands are requested to file their claims in this oflice on or before said 17th day of April, lyU J. T. ArPEKSOS, Register. THE OILY TRUE fDROW WHl Trtfy W lull TwMvwb Jbc-S or ii nvnrt h and 1 irtM ittftciM and norroa lcira & fore- Entirens Mind andttpplfe Braia Powar. 1 I CC2 pacnliartotheirsax will fattl laAU l&O In DS. BABTEB8 I ROM TONIC a Mfa and mvaif ltv a etear. taoal tftrysoefnplxtoa. Fraqaent attempts at cotmterfaifc inc oly a44 to thm popalarttr of the original. IX BOt CPnrMM K me www !." mwm avrK. A. GOOD FIT GUARANTE13D. ( Or. HARTIR'S LITTte MY" P.H ltD l',,rm Cnnstitiatlon. Over Coaivlainl t Haadarha. Sutaale uoae ana unaa mM on retssirt ef two cents in pasta Or. HARTER MEDICINE CO., BtLooia, ale. t PILLS V and Sick am Bonk las-s. W NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. raited States lnd Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Nev. -J9, 1800. Notice is herebv given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 187). entitled "An act for the sale ot timber lands In the Stales of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," rreininh E. Grant, of San Francisco, county of Pan Francisco, State of Cali fnruia. has this dnv filed in this oS ice his sworn statement No. 2:l. for the purchase of the 8. E. hi of8ee. No.12.fnTp. No. 1:: S., It. No. 4 K., and will offer proor toshow that the land sought Ismore val uable for its timber or stone than for agricultural tmrooses. and to establish his claim to said land before th register and receiver of this office at Oregon Ci'v, Oregon, on Thursday, trie fttn day ol Jdarch, 1S!1. He names ss witnesses: J. F. Temple, J. F. Wood, K. K. Kabjohn and Y. iMke, all of San Francisco, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deserlted lands are requested to file their claims in this office en or before said 2fith day of March. 1891. J- 1. APPERSON, Uegister. ST. CH ARLES HOTEL, i M. V. DOUD, PROPRIETOR. Only First-Class Hotel inLebanon. RflARn RFAfsONARI F. RY THF fliV -mrTT ELVf . Q. E. HARDY JEWELER, Has on hand a large stock of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Ind Office, Oregon City, Oregon. Nov. 29, 1890. Nolle is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 178, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Anna M. Frey. of San Francisco, county of San Francisco, state of Cal ifornia, has this day filed in this office her sworn statement No. Zlrti. for the purchase of the 8. of A". E. H and Lots 1 and 2 of Sec No. 2, in Tp. No. 13 S., R. No. 4 E-, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and t establish her claim to said land before the resist r and receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 2flh day of March. 1K91. Sne names as witnesses: . K. Kabjohn, C P. Chambers. J. F. Wood and J. M. Temple, all of San Francisco, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-dcscrilied lands are requested to file their claims in thia office on or before said 2fith day of March, 18U1. J. T. APPERSON, Kegister. SAML. M. GARLAND, ATTORNEY- AT - LAW. LEBANON, OREGON. JEWELRY JUST RECEIVED Call And Secure Prices. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. rnited States Ijind Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Jan nary 12, 1891. Notice la hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June S. 1S78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," -William J. Kamage, of Haywards. county of Alameda, State of California, has this day filed in this otlice his sworn statement Now 2124. for the purchase of the N. E. M of Sec, No. 8, in Tp. No. 13 8., R. No. K, and will offer praof to show that the land sought is more val uable for its timber or stone than fat agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver aT this office at Oregon Citv. Oregon, on Wednesday, the 6th dav of May, 1891. f He names as witnesses: 3. A. Collins. F. 11. Gates, H. P. Preston and T. E. Norris, all of Hay wards, California, f t Any and all persons claiming advsrsely. the above-described lands are requested to file their ciaims in this office on or before said fitb dnv of May, 11. t J. T. 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