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Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY.
.MARCH 27, 1891.
EYES AND EARS I
lecture to-night.
T. C. Peebler's groceries.
Go to S. P. Bach for boots nnd shoes.
Try on of Peebhsr's favorite 6c.
cigar.
T. V. Peebler gives 10 ouuces for one
pound.
For fine coffee and ten go to T. C.
Feebler.
Mrs. Cownn had two sick children
this week.
F. M. French, the Jeweler, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
Go to T. C. Peebler's and get 17 lbs.
Extra C BUgar, f 1 00.
New millinery at Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
Straw hats for 60 cents.
Remember T. C. Peebler pays cash
for all kinds of produce.
L M- Wheeler claims to have the
best 6 pan of horses In town.
I. A. Bennett is.prenarlng to build,
a few blocks north of depot.
For choice groceries at bed-rock
prices, go to T. C. Peebler's.
T. C. Peebler deliver his own goods
at any hour to suit customers.
Mrs. Geo. Rice, milliner. The lar
gest stock and the lowest prices
T. C. Peebler keeps
spices and extracts. Try them.
R. P. Bach sells good Brownsville
roller process flour for $1 10 per sack.
The frames of three buildings have
Ijeen erected on Main street this week.
8. P. Bach keeps a line of boots and
shoes as well as Brownsville woolen
goods.
Call at Barbour's and see the car-load
f furniture, window shades, etc., just
received.
Rev. Beanmout, of Gervals, occupied
the pulpit in the Presbyterian church
last Buudav morning and evening.
He will also" preach ncxtBuuday morn
ing and evening.
Whenever the sun shows himself
iwi miftri-4 of bovs and men
armed with fishing tackle and lieadlnR
toward'the Santlam; and yet the meat
market is not depressed.
If your are suffering with weak or In
flamed eve?, or granulated eyelids, yon
can be dulck.lv cured by using lr. J.
H. Mcuean'setrengi-ncninK x-.jt.ounv.
S5 cents a box, at J. A. Beards.
Rev. C. A. McDonald Is agent for
the famous Kp worth pianos ami
organs, which for tone, durability and
finish, are unexceueu. impure ui. im
press office for mice and terms.
Tim Lebanon Canal Company rein
corporated lately. We Interpret this
to mean the first step toward the reall
rtti.m of an enterprise of which we
have talked, written aye, dreamed.
An apron social was given at the
rwiiliniH of II. R. RolaM'ts last Friday
evening. The first prize was awarded
Mr. Gideon. Norman Smith also took
a prize for the poorest workmanship
U mlh-d to the new firm
of Monfore A Melvln. These gentle
men are recently from Dakota, nave
located at the I-.un-ka meat market and
are paying cash for eggs ana poultry
t. . hiiMiioss meetitiflr of the mem-
i ... n,, n- ntut ohureh. Tuesdav
the bulldinir committee was instructed
i,nr tu-M lota of M. A. Miller on
llridire avenue. A church costing
gltKftior f 1700 will be built tills summer
a v n T. 1!. was orcranixed In Leb
e nave wen asReu
rRUSONALiriliS.
nnn Ittut Pridav
Schilling best to give uie oruer space m
tn.lr tlioname we ma? expet-t to
hear of the workings of the society reg
ularly
Rtnnmn mme and CO ill this as 111
.11 ti.TH-iiniHof our country. Ev
tI.Iv U not expected to fall In lov
n-Tth miv ..articular location. If the
nnlnnrnnr Union saw this country
ns we Oregonlan see it our State would
le overcrowded.
Reveal loads of heavy timber were
for the naner mill last week.
J. C Frey & Bon manufacture their Already the company have some large
own horse collars, can anu examine huildings and if the volume oi ousim-sa
should bear any proportion 10 tin
magnitude of the buildings it will
their stock.
J. Wassom
has set a fine orchard
mnalstlmr in the main of prune and
peach trees.
be a big enterprise.
a thmit 1m leen made bv certain
of the Italian element to march a force
Joseph Wassom visited Albany this week.
J. Kettle went to Albany on business this
week.
O. 11. Wilkes visited the county-seat Sat-nnhiv.
J. F. Hyde has been suffering vtMl la
grippe late'ly.
Melvln Williams was Indisposed the first
of the week.
Miss Alice Gatchell lias returned home
from Albany.
Marion Walir, of Sweet Home, was In
town Tuesday.
W. A. t; Ira son. of Hamilton treva, paid
this otlloe a visit Tuesday.
W. R. Kirk, of llrownsville, wan in Leba
non lust Friday on business.
Mr M,.Hrvev. our Photographer, was in
Albany on business mommy.
Mat Carllne ami wife, or lirownsvuie,
were m i.coiiiion msi -.iu....j.
Dr. Parker has recovered from bis attack
of la grippe nnd was about on Monday.
John A. linker returned l ui-soay irom a
vir.it with bis brother at Craw fordsville.
J. A. Uriirus. the photographer on wheels,
was delivering pictures in 1-eimnon tins
week.
We are pleased to announce that Mrs.
Hettie Johnston is recovering troni a severe
illness.
K. Michener, principal of Halsey pnimc
cbooi. was in Lebanon the latter part of
last week.
Mrs It. H. O rover, of Brownsville, was
the guest of Mrs. H. E. ramsh Monday ot
this week.
Hiram Raker, our new merchant, went to
Portland this week, leaving H. r. lion wen
in charge of his store.
Miss Nettie Amos returned incsunj-
ll.,riv.l,iiv where she had IH'en visitm
relatives for the past live weeks.
Hiram Vowel and wife were in lehanon
Tuesdav. Mr. Powel tells us he lins a paint
mine of excellent quality on ins larm.
Mr. Balnlelsh, formerly of Panada. Is vis
iting his old friend Wm. Barbour. Mr. Hal
ploigli may conclude to locate in our town.
' W. I.. Jackson will teach the next term of
the Plainview school; his hrotucr, n. jsck
son, Willi teach in the forks of .the Santlam.
Rev. E. E. Thompson and family arrived
in l.rlM.O!t last Thursday, from Portland.
Hev.Thomi.son is the settled pastor of the
C. P. church in this place.
We are tol.l that C. 1. Montague Is in the
Metroiiolis. t'harlcy has no special love lor
farminB and is looking for something more
in harmony with his taste.
Pmf. Torlwt and Wrifrht. M. A. .Miner
and E. H. Uahr attended the meeting oi me
literary smictv at Sodaville last ewdurday
nifjlit ami tiok part in the debute.
Mrs. It. Irvine, of Jordan alley, wlio tias
been attending her mother, -Mrs. jonnsion.
her late illness, was iasi wct-k iiu;i
home bv t. lcgram to attend her nusuanu,
who uiu taken suddenly ill.
M'ATKKLOO Itiri'l.ES.
Pprtng fever.
Mr. Gngtrr is slowly improving.
Mr. Khun went to Albany Monday.
Mrs. Ada Huddleson departed Tuesday
for her home by the sea.
Prayer meet inn at Hns Ktdge next Bub
bath at 2 o'clock r. m.
The Hue has la-en drawn : Critic Is de
barred from C anadian dances.
Young man with an eyebrow just bud
ding beneath yi.nr nose beware: your lit
tle pistol will cause trouble inilcssyou mend
vour ways.
W'n u ill circulate a t-elition next week to
raise funds to erect a monument to the
...,,, f Crow Knot. W. It. Iter. Fern
DiirM-r. I lilcketl unfile aim oilier urnr w
parted correspondents. We will also hang
the Grindstone.
"Tatawaka" in our language means "Tell
a whopper." While iSaiitiam county ran
boast of only otic man who can "Tatawaka,"
we have tuanv; but they do not routine
themselves to'u particular chief; after visit
ing the f,'lt y of CiuieIs" and imbibing some
of Seantan's 2x1 thev ran imitate
SO OA VI I.I.K NEW
. n V. .11 v. a t-, A
twn, Tuesday. secure a right-of-way Ufore entering
O.- W. Wheeler has sold his mill, ,,, ,ha hazanlous ioumey it lulgnt
but net his lumber; call on him lor I 8ome unpleasantness.
exercises at M.
Sunday evening,
was
few
building lumber.
Missionary Concert
E. church, next
7.30. Ail welcome.
Every copy of the Express
taken out last week and then a
readers went hungry.
a. B. Gross, of Waterloo, beeps on
hand a full line of groceries, which he
sells at bed-rock prices.
- Come on, let's go over to Cruson &
Menxies' hardware store and see the
new Oliver eteel plws.
Messrs Guy A Mayer received a fine
piece of furniture m the Bhape of a
fOOO billiard table, last week.
A drove of cattle direct from Kansas,
was driven through town this week.
They came by rail to Lebanon.
G. Lovelee, merchant tailor, is expec
ting his spring stock of goods any day.
llook out for then to-morrow.
Charley Thompson, living absve
nmwrnsvilte. has sold his farm and will
move to the Sound in a few days. Btri. tpd to Odd Fellows, everyone is
,r ttim c-it.,rx,fr invited to come. An interesting pro-
ohurV-krhas been assist ing Sm will be prepared and a good time
Lamar in the meetings nere.
A MNETEKTCril l E.Mliu i z. !...
There Is In every community a clas
of people who are a puMle to their
neighbors, an enigma to tue stuuent
of human nature, an untown quan
tity to the merchant and an affliction
to newspaper men. It mey neea a
milch cow or a Berkshire p!g they will
fitting
Dull. Cm. tain Jack nnd many other noted
braves. The noble red man's penchant fur
tire-waler is proverbial, and it is always
necessary to propitiate liiiii with copious
drauuhts. Iron bitters is a good spirit-
raiser, and thereby ladies are enabled to
take leading parts as Pocahontas and Min
nehaha. Mi doubt II. B. M. Is a Kentuck
( r.. mtti-il ftir their belief in eoimI
lil'iuMt e,irn "snirits." Coma nnd tuke a
drink of soda.
twine to tba absence of our devil, the
horse editor cheerlully oOcred hlmsoll' as a
mteritiec ami attended Hoda's debate, and
n turned '-plum full of himself" and burst
f,,nh in sonir. 'Tuns a song of many feet
tin length):
"The moon nstVr tlio city"
Ah klowly cilnilxMl the lllil
To IIMi n to tlie fkiig
la the town of fcodaviUo.
Til exerelsen hsd cnnimrneetl
A we lnniled in the hull;
The curtain bovs wero dancing
To I lie prompter's angry talL
MeKlutey hand s llii-r-. ynu bet
Tweivo niruilTH rih! and iong
Anil trit-1 to liven uu ttie lllimj
W Uh an autlHiiau J suug.
Of fun we had a plenty
In that we never fll
The neit act niu enmnty
About -uur i'onj'i taU. '
Kext nrswi the nonnli, of course.
Wm the tirant and l-ce rteliale:
Ttiey W'litppel old 1 H ' llio land,
Aud liroiit owntsl ecry Slate.
Miller thro irrew el-xineiit.
And lwU t nhoiiltl have ptalM;
pwf. ViriKht wm1 there also.
And "Wlkew" tried to bias-.
But "Whl-kew" wa failure;
In his smis.th ami oily way
lie could tell ,tKmt the haute,
But eonld tul uoine the iJ.
The acting It was iliMiiUd
Kven now II make me nh'ver;
McKinle band ttien ! the ng.
''Way lowu va Swaticc Klvcr.'
I w anl to H upon the fence
And hear McKlnley" band;
I'd rathe have one tor a t
Thau any lady' hand.
Our town Is Improving.
Farmers arc taking ad vniitsRM.f thl
tine weather by putting In spring
grain.
Beveral houses will be built this
summer, and Hoda will begin to move
with the times.
Hodavllla Is In need of a physician,
there being none here nt present.
Who will respond?
James Tound has bought the black
smith shop recently owned ami con
ducted by Geo. Btlers.
Mian Minnie Peerv. who has been at
tending colleire at Albany, is home
aualu with her parents.
A new btilldlue Is soon to be built
mar the Vallev View hotel. It will
be used for a drug store.
W. Tt. Ifardman has been dolnir very
neat work on his nremiiw-s. ill the way
- - . . -
of a complete drainage of the Hotel.
Puverat property owners of Sodavlllc
are setting out itiapie trees buhik
street, which Is quite an improvement.
Several of our young people will go
n th. teachers' institute tit Albany to
take part In the g.meral business there
An entertainment was Riven Py the
arlnMil on Krldav evenlnit last, which
was well atteudea. fliay nave auoiner
StHIII.
The RMlavllle school opened Its third
term on Motidav Inst. Willi pupil
The Reboot Is In first-class condition
.1 1 1 w. ,)..l., llw.lr lu.at tt lz.ri It.
nil is nil nicuuiiiR - - - - .1. ,
so. A large wing will this summer be Ixdtle.
built on the school Punning anu an
other teacher will b hired, thus gtv-1
lug a capacity for alnuit 1 pupHa.
Next Tall the school will comniei.ee on
a thorough grade work and Kodaville
..... . . a . J . i t .
will lie able to boast oi a urst-cuim
schiHil.
Much work is U-lnir done on the
block lit which the spring Is located.
I'nder the etlklent management, oi
Hugh Perry, alwut 125 day's woi k have
la-en subscribed with a kkmI prospect
of more to follow. The Warterloo
correspondent In the Inst hmieof the
Kxt'KKSS, says: "Htwla's bill of fare
will not Ine ule a spring tne
coming summer, but N aterloo will con
tinue it supply the thirsty granger
w ith the henlth-prouuelng la-verage as
ofvore." Very well; anu maims i
- . i .... k.l ..
the information, nui iei u wm-i"
In your ear that Bodavllle alreatly has
the best mineral soring In the Htate,
as the thousands who visit us are ready-
to testify. lo you "cuuitux, ' trieiin.'
A vrrv liiterestlti!? time was bad 8t
the open session of t he literary society
at the school house last raiuruy nni
C. Rmc
HIS UOL1) VANISHES.
Woalthv Farmer Wear Tncou
Swindled Unt of 3000.
ni!( nr roim.
Cfi IIIcUoU vsJ H Antotulle, to re
cover money; L'ontlnUctl.
II Ctisfnr vj Miugiirtue cttstar, n
)icc; ctiiitinut-d.
A J Houston vs Martha Houston, to
reooycr money; continued.
! Iwai'.l II Kendull vs uchsic vcn-
dsiU, divorce; continued.
N Mills vs ,1 Lyons et nr, comtnucw.
Hltidbrd dray vsll McKItuurry, to
recover monev; coiitinucti.
Anioilf.'in Mte Co. of (Sfotlami, vs
dwln Wilcox, trUKtee; foreclosure;
continued.
Jtol.lin.on & West v II r Merrill,
trustee, to settle partnership; Judg
ment for defendant; plalnttli to pay
costs amounting to about f30d.
lo .
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1
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Wake Up I
how. Thi.? VV CLPwt? UUi
. . r- . i TV.. 1 .1 T k. .1 1 v.. . I
A e Oler tllC liunuiry Xfi ii a I
ward for any case of catarrh that can- .. . .
not be cured by taking Hairs Catarrh A,n j run down to Charlie Ilackleman's and get some of the
t.j.t HtNKYSU)., 1 I ! 4 1.- i.,.: . -,ii:.w A f ?nT.- ' lr.vto,.-
I'ryus.. Toledt. i). 1 ioiiuwiiiii uariiatiia mat, n is bchihi, xx vuut. '-.u3-7i
Wo f ho under h'lied have known t. tio man v trrioas aud warm winter.
J. C heney for the luht 1") years, and be- . . p()C;T
lieve him irfectly honorable In all going at UUOl .
abb;Tnarrro"rany oXa.ions m Men's Ixjng-Leg Iioston Rubber Hoot, before $4 25; rlow.$3 50
m . m ft . 1 t Ml It t i P H . 4 t ft O "if
by their firm. wkst ihvai, i Krif-e o ii; o
Ladies' White and lied All-Wool Vests before $1; how b06
Children's All-Wool Vests diflerent sizes at cost
Ladies' All-Wool Hose before 50c; now 4(M
Remember they &r&
S3 56
Wlndenale DrutrtrlMt. Toledo, O.
Waumno, Kissan & Makvin,
W holesale DruggisU, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nallv. actintr directly uin the blood
ami mufou surfa-es of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7oc. per
Hold by all druKHlsts.
40c;
35c;
25c ;
r.i
tiUU
25t
20c
N
Notice of Dissolution.
fiTICl. IS HF.REBT nlVKM THAT THE
twrtnerkhlp licrctulore extninn ncnr-ii
f. .iiri n, Biirl J. H. n in. tinner Hie nnn tiikuii
of Jftitilnv "o., fnrini! for the purve f
ilnitin Rrn-rl wtw mil! biiirtin-M, l tni aax aw
Kilvt-d 1 miiiunl ron-nt, . JntilnE rttlriiin
am! M. lutrrlKHn iohiiii ine purrn. n
t . . t t ... I I I T1 tl t f! 'f- .11 (,!): H C1HE Miri "III,
niijit 1 lil to Wirt HrHon- aiwt all elt
nwlnc 1T Mill Jeuuinpi 4 Co !U 1 txtia ljr
Man-h 13, 1W1. J-
Children's the same prornirtion in price.
Scarlet Twilled Flannels before bOc; now 4Uo
Blue
(c
50c;
40c;
;7c;
COc;
35(J
25c
SOa
45c
WM. BARBOUR,
-DEAI.Eil IN -
FURNITURE,
UPHOL.TKnY,
The box swindle was
last Monday
Orsen M.
w est of
in
If the gentleman who was reported
tn hav discovered tire clay on his
farm near town, will come in ana con
firm the reoort which was quite cur
rent a few months ago, we win gie
him the benefit of an unumneu
amount of frt-e ad-ertising.
i.r TTrr?ft T. Adams, a represent
... r. tm r . a 1 h
ative or tne v . vj. i. imurei
....- T .hnn-h lnst '1 'TtUfSflaV 11111111.
I IIC . . VI'W - -
The defunct W. U. T. U. at this place
was resuscitated, 'the ladies are tas
imr hohi of the work in a manner
which cannot fail or sooa results,
w- r -. VAl.Mal. a iFhrt MTrlfl
ai. x . a i v - -- i r - .....i,it.-
to Lebanon Monday to organise a bul - tirwu neram . JT"!-wa II I, inicllatelv went to the
left Wed-
. . , .1, .1. . ..ll.,l..in iMutntloa ...-uaAiUm ,r.r.i .(! lirwul
Di. R mem in an me nuj"""", , u, XTriun -r-- -r
rather than buy of a nexi-ooor "eK- Reward, living Immediately
bor. Should tliey want a ew jaru v.mm-. lievlnir him of f.5000
of calico tliey win maae " ,...i.l.t.rwftrln v.mui
drive at an expense oi inree uouara w " r r r
patronize an unknown mercuauu n uieu naa worsen iur rtm
it be a suit of clothes they need they weefe an(j isundod him to go into a
will rotten-egg their home grocer, be- Boheme Into which each was to
smirch him witbranc d bu terand get loiter? -.nln 1PV
1,1 ur ' 1 . iUt r. Vancouver, and in toks.i of
a su i . , . l fi.h. renueatett him to put up his
standing their home merchants have share He n"y
wiKilell eoous i r irsv .-, ni iwm, .7.. ..r., "
n o im-k. lie urew uui
KtKW, which he took home and in tne
pyramids of tin J hoicest
anil worsted fabrics at IU
oi.mrvotition. Thev traverse the con
having aeeonipusneu pynuum, - . ..,,. ,. . drt.w (iut on hU a.couut
However, una in uu - " -, - i.-.w.,
dinsr and loan association,
n.silav without
hia r,lircfV5- lie Said.
nrrtlll.l r.'tliril in a lew weean I" Ilinn.
another canvass and if possible etfec
au organization.
I vrv attend the Odd Fellow
.i..i., iin. on the 24th of April. We
.vcn1 lodtrea with us on that
niiinn. The celebration is not re- !: Avenlmr feelinsr that they are
right up with the limes, five nays
. . V 1 1 LAI t .
uiain i ho vcar oi our Loru mi, i"
at 11
i : r- - - , , .....,,. .M.e,iinu fir iita rniinir intMiu1. hql ihui
t 1 tirMt from W tSL l lHHI. auu vainuro piinw vi
1 ll.!!f i..,r .tfr-torv to ret a a tin lox provlde.1 by them. 1 hey
nawr tl at s la U rI ve the 1-steru s then explained that they would Imme
, i jwptr iiiw K" , . . , , . .ii-ti-- -n trt Portland and brinir over
ami r
lime rather thau sutfcvioe ior a nome
nauer. bv reading whicli, tney can re-
-Farmers in the vicinity of Water
loo will find it to their interest to pat
ronise their home grocer, J. B. Gross.
An independent paper will be pufc
iinhed lu Albanv abut April 1st. The
pubisher will be O. A. Cheney, of Da
kota. We are told that the Albany mining
company have sold enough stock to
iut in a new plant and also to build a
hotel.
Rev. C. S perry, of Brownsville, ren
dered some valuable service in the pro
tracted meetings at this place last
week.
The meetings which have been con
ducted at the C. P. church by Rev.
Lamar (Baptist), closed Wednesday
night.
Lnides, do not. fail to see the stock of
fine 8. K- and C. P. corsets from the
East at Montague's. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Died, near Gold Beach, Cut-ry county
Oregon, March 5, 1891, Mrs. Ilena
Pidgeway, aged 27 years 3 months and
23 days.
The funeral sermon of Mable Hyde
will be m-eached bv Rev. S . L.
in the C. P. church at 11 a. m. next
(Sunday.
News from all over the country by
racy correspondents this week. Sub
scribe for the Express and take your
bearings.
Two families, consisting of eleven
souls, arrived in Lebanon from Kansas
euulvaleut to the slumbering period of
a Kipvanwinkle a lew generations nBo.
Well it is not expected inav
people will live always and neither will
they. The last thing they will do in this
world will lie to die ana it is io ne no-u
that their life long fondness for pat
ronizing foreign countries will be gratified.
Aa I'nnatnral Son.
There came to the Ht. Charles one
night last week, a lady 8 years oi
,r. whn in certain I v deserving of
sympathy. She is very neat and tidy
is guaranteed to all.
ivr TV Ci Wheeler. Sunday school
iai..rinrv for Oreeon. will be wittj us
..-, Kim.. mv to fvift in orcanizinea
Knlv' school, and will address the
rwople on Sunday school work, in the
Academy at 11 A. M. Don't fail to
hear her. V. U. Lamar,
Pastor Baptist Church
If vou want a crop that Is profitable
in more wavs than one, sow a few acres
to peas. The cannery at Salem will
.-.. n oywI nriee for vour crop and
vou will at the same time have one of
the best hog-fatteners ever seen. 1 nis nn1 Kt,ng a ,,iodcl mother in many re
is no experiment; we hnve seen it tried 8pects yet there is no one to recognize
too often to be mislead in the matter. er 8S .h. Hhe came to this place
T,i TUree. a former teacher of intending to spend the rest of her nat-
Jefterson Institute, has pleased the pat
Tuesdav. The families are relatives of
Wm. Carlile.
We expect the Odd Fellows of
Srowtisville and also Albany to join
in orar anniversary celebration on the
24th of April.
rons of Sodaville school, where he has
i .. .,l.i,,. Iha nl venr. bo well
that he habeen engaged for the com
ine vear at advanced wages. Louts is
..!.., nod a vnnnar man. a cood teacher
nd d,-rvei to succeed. Jeflerson Re
view.
It will be but a short time until the
mlnoHl anrinfra at Sodaville and
w.-orlon will lie natrtmized by health
seekers from all parts of the State.
ion of these health and
1 , . 1 V.A U .f
I . , motor line
built from Lebanon to the above-named
places.
Wm fWplln. conductor on the first
Miimnil trin that ever nulled Into
irownnville. wm in Lebanon last Frl
dav in the interest cf a life insurance
AnmnflllV. Mr. Costello will be re-
horVd hv Brownsvilliaus by a
their sliare, and, changing boxes, de
parted just in time to reach the 12iij
fcy . ... ,,.,
Farmer rewara, wuen inmifr uic mu
iir,ivoi.Ml to contain his five thousand.
i-r- . , .. . ,k
became suspicious on bitduui i
weight and started serous the field to
Intercept the men, but without aatt.
The ferrv boat pulled out in siirht of
Seward.'who frantical y rushed for a
row IsMit, oturingtwo lueniwenij un
lars to pull him across the river, lie
w as too mic. a o n - j
left the ferry landing on the Oregon
side, and nothing was left for Sew ard
but to return. On opening me wn at
the First National bauk, it was found
to contain a lot of railroad wasners aim
The qtn-stinu was: lb-solved, that Urat t j
was a greater man man if. "n in
side of the affirmative were found, Lou
Jackson. Prof. Wright and K. Tl.
llahr, and on the negative, H. A. Mc
Cartney, Prof. Torlwt and M. A. Mil
ler. The sjietiKers ui'i puou nun t-u--live
talking on eithersideand so evenly
did It Beeni to run, that one was left fit
the close of each speech to believe as
the last speaker had left It. The
judjfKS however pave their decision to
the m-ffatlve, llius icsring u to r
memlierlhat the great old hero mt the
Southern cofedeiacy was a gentleman
and a scholar.
Boiiaville Or., March 24, 1S91.
StYEET HOME.
Mrs. Joseph Pcrrv is vWtiug Iter father
and mother, near tfiis place.
(St'title ntit durin dny ami quiet rains by
niL-lit, and the best of health reigns u
prvnie. t'harlt Mi-Kinnon as down to 8-t
Home Satiir.iay. He reports everytliiiiK all
rijjlit at fash rk-ck.
Krasto-" Wil.wn i (tnibhiiiR with l!o'k
and tackle. I understand be i making
quite a pmKl improvement.
Levi MKiueen lias made pood inn rove-me-nt.
lie ha prubbeil live or f ix aeres and
has alxmt half of it in cultivation.
Will and Jov Mealy were down from
"Pl.-jisiint l.idtr'f." and retnirt everyone en-
joyh p the Ix-st of health in that vatnity.
Jnrob Oilliland lias rented hi ftvther
plaiv and rsj t to put in a larjst-r t-rop
than has Ijwu raised oa the furm for many
j f a rs.
There Is to he iriven a ft-stivnl at the hall
aion far the puriKipe of olivine Kiindnv-tn-hool
supplier. I have not heard the par
ticulars. A. KaMon, at "Peach Farm," is wttinR
out fruit trees. He has had a mimlier til
hands for Home days digging holes for
planting eaeh trees.
I.imiI, M.nrar is sowinc erain. and he has
let a job of slashitift fiiteen wres of brush.
WOVEH-WIRE MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES OF ALL KINDS,
Chairs of Every Description and De
gree of Comfort,
Picture Frames, Mouldings, Bric-a-Brac
tf Every Description,
HARDWARE,
In Fact Cvrrthlnc Belonging to tho Trad
at trlco that Df Oompetltlon.
ClmrchiU Monteith Old Stand.
Various other items that we shall not name here will bd
sold at a reduction in price, but the goods we name here.are"
special bargains, every one at wholesale cost. - "
uur Jtana-aiCiNaiiy Auas oi tne w onu is BouieiiiiHg wuim
having. We give every one with every $30 worth of good 3 j
only a limited number.
C. C HACKLEMAN,
Next to the Bank.
WHEN VISITINO L.X,33A.IVVi
DON'T FAIL TO SEE TME3
MAMMOTH STOCK
OF '
SPRING
CLfOTHIHG
LKDANON,.
OREGON
-AT
l.im.tt.if ftlil t!--.rft.
Seward is an old settler, worth a hun- lie says he intends pushing improvements.
drd thousand dollars, and went into My wauts to build near the g..,t mill, .ml
iliau-lnitfin suite of beine warneo
hv parties to whom he had partly dla
cfosed the transaction. In which he
was to participate.
.rcvh whieh he made on entering
L itv In retlv to Mayor Irvine's
address of welcome.
We wish to announce to the public
laree stock of wagons,
buzeies, hacks and carts cominsc direct
I Mower hasboucht an acre of from the t factor, ;ln the EL Wehave
land south of the school liouse and has seuctea tnese V ""'Vwnit v and
Commenced to build a comfortable roads and people of t is vanity and
home for himself.
Already there are four dwellings and
two barns under construction, which is
a very good beginning, considering the
scarcity of lumber.
When we get the Lebanon canal we
shall then have a $20,000 flouring mill,
perhaps a woolen mill, a tannery and
many other industries.
Wm. Donaca is busy setting poles,
planting and cultivating his hop yard,
which will doubtless prove a very
profitable crop this year.
Messrs Walton A Wiley are out of
lumber and they are praying for good
weather so that they can have lumber
hauled from the saw mills.
After coir.tr to Cruson & Menzies'
wecordiallv invite all those wishing
to buv anything in this line of good
to call on us before purchasing else
where. - Ckusos & Menzies.
If there is a town in Oregon that has
greater need of a first-class flouring
mill than has Lebanon, we know not
i.r trtfind that town. There are
f farmers in this section who
,i ttioir ttlipnt. to Alhanv. iret their
fl.M.r in Alnanv and spend thousands
nri..iiiri in nther wavs while there.
Let's have the canal, grind the w-heat
at home and stop this everiasung uram
upon our resources
A gentleman from New York by the
nom, nf Rmith was in town last week
looking at the couutry in the light of
; .lar.tnt.inn to dairvine. Mr. bmitn
i,. irttr of recommendation from
urilwaiv fct-r and crettinfir o rices, we , orrHnltuml societv in theState from
nnn mac rnev are Ht-uiiiir kuuu. w iim i nhoiuv ne cornea. BiaiinK iu
,iri Hv with ason who lives a lew
miles troiu town, in an.r i
iitor r,r.risltisr him of her arrival, he
OTriil W r,lfiilinr aiekness and pov
ortv u-hih are vauu exi-uw.ni, ou.
when ne aaus niai "v " -
tho mother that bore him. we are
-invinl hv his unnaturainess. jtiow
rlaimine- to be human can re
r,i,diat bin mother and throw her upon
the cold charity of a selfish woild, Is
bevond our comprehension. He needs
onl v the application of tar and feathers
to designate mm as a wreivu nun pic
vent his being uilstakcu for a human
being.
Bill j and Utck.
The lecture of Italph O Bates,' an
escaped prisoner of the late war, at
First Presbyterian church Friday eve
nimr nrnmiw to be of thrilling In
terest. Mr. Hates will give bis audi
ence some startling facts from the un-
rrittpn h Utnrvoftliewar. lnese lec
tures are not a disparagement of either
side connected with this period of our
history. In speafcing ol prison me.
Mr. Kates fpeaas iroui .pvrirn-i nnu
can furnish his auditors some informa
tion that will entertain sa well as In
struct. The press speaKS oi tww lec
tures in very high terms. t ome in uie
capacity of one desiring fresh chapters
in our nation's history. Don't forget
the time and place: this t.r riaayj vt
uing in Presbyterian church.
A TINE PAIR.
A dandy Is a thing in pantaloons,
with a body and two anus, a head
without brains, tight Bhoes, a cane, a
silk muffler about his neck and a ring
. . ..... A i l !.
on his miio linger, t.-vnui tic
a young woman with more
beauty than sense, more accomplish
ments than learning, more charms of
person than graces of mind, more ad
mirers than friends, and more fools
than wine men for her attend
ants. Either of the above unhappy
combinations is lest descrllied nega
tivelv. Our presidents come not from
the flrst-claas; the dandy Is never
called in counsel by our great state
r.,..n. hu MH-ietv is not courted by
authors and inventors, and a nation's
transacted
fall.
J. n. Ungues of Alluniy inale a flying
trip toBwu-t Home. John own Mtne min
ing interests on the Santlam, and he ha
!-inie intention of opening up and working
hi mine.
P. Morehc-ad has determined not to viit
Kansas lliis spring. If he does not dispose
,f Lis i,miertv there dnrinif the snring or
oiiiiiiiiit he will e-i ha-k the einiiig fall mm
try to make a sale. This seems a K"ol plan
Veter Ie Fram-in lias wild out his Mirpbis
hav. Hay isascan-e commodity up thi
wav. rniie l'eter.as lie i fainiliarlv railed,
has been suffering terribly with chilblain,
lx-ss rewolnte men would be laid up itt their
rooms, while he works.
There is mine prejmration being made at
Mapleton for fruit in the future. There lias
lieen set out 1 1! fruit trees within the past
week, consisting of a variety of apples,
pears, peaches, apricots, prunes and plums,
and will the coming week plow for gardening-All
is expectation and some anxiety wait
ing for the new proprietors of the mills.
There is much S-vuhition about the modus
Ojieniudi of the new firm, but as your cor
rp.iw'iident ha not talked with cither party,
I cannot inform the public of their plans or
obiects. It will lie of interest not only to
W. H. BOOTH, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Offlco In Ouv'a New Bulldine.
Residence at Mrs. Ambler's.
DR. VV. C. NEGUS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Orailinte of Royal College of London and Bcll-
rue MtMlical tjlleFe. Mas.
Chronic ease a ieetalty.
Caoeera removed without pain or the knlft.
OFFICE Kirkpatrick'a building, Lebanon, Or
SAML. M. GARLAND,
ATTORNEY- AT - LAW.
LEBANON, OREGON.
NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES I
Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Talior
ins Department with Frst-Clas3 Tailoring.
Lebanon Planing fill
as any place in the valley
The members of the C. P. church
met at the parsonage Wednesday and
transformed the building into a neat
and comfortable residence.
A private letter from Rev. C. A. Mc
Ilroy informs us that he struggled with
la grippe for ten or fifteen days in Day
ton Wash. He will be home soon.
f,iw nf the most successful agricultur
ists of his county. He says we have a
An.nMintrv rioh soil and a desirable
climate, and we entertain a hope that
he will locate in iins bccuuu i wuuw j
The question, "Resolved that protec
tion is a better policy than free trade,
tn.r thi TTnitd States." will be debated
at the Elite Literary Society, Friday
i.resiaeni miorma us
cr-f.-net 1 nO
We wonder if anyone has concluded tv.at evervbotly in Lebanon is invited
tn fcnitd that tile factorv in Lebanon. hp. nresent. as a errand time Is antic.i-
We are persuaded that this is a good pated, for it will be the cloning meeting
Wiiinn for a. business of that kind. J,f h voir. Borne of the best debaters
, . fn town tare been secured for the oc-
ine news comes iuv - 1nhl(iitl M. A. Miller, E. H
soon to nave a paper puonsneu m ne - . . an, Wm xvallnce
iuterest of agricult ure. The paper will
be published in Albany by Mr. fheips.
Our old townsman, Thomas Parker,
has forsaken the city, bought some
farming implements and Las crone to
farming iu the vicinity of Sweet Home.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give an April Fool's sociable at the resi
denceof Mrs. J. W.Meuzies, Wednesday
evening, April 1st, A program, refresh
ments and an art gallery of over SO
pieciea by the old masters, will make
a. pleasant evening. AU are invited.
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, 111., was
fro.-hind with rheumatism and tried a
number of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do him any
good; but finally he got hold of one
that epeedly cured him. He was much
nleased with it. and felt sure that others
ilarlv afflicted would like to know
mrbftt. t he reiuedv was that cured hira.
He states for the benefit of the public
thr, it is called Chamberlain's Pain
Ealm. It is for sale here at 50 eents
per bottle by M. A. Miller, druggist
hnoincfu. can be BUccssfullv
Without his Uelp. A coquette is never the public but the new tirm, lor us to snow
line urealll witn me i somewnut oi ineir inieiimnn
y earliest opportunity l snail iiuitvh w
i. The mill changes hands April lt.
W. T. BVRBT. L. T. Bo. J. W. PKirET..
BURNEY. BARIN& DRAPER,
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Twenlr vpani eiperionce aa Reirlfiter of the T".
B. Laml iftice at tin-gf.u Clly. timtoti, and In the
snecialtT of all kini of bunlnew In-fore the Ijuio
Ti.. h nirt. ana InTolTUJt. practice in
the Uencral Ijind Olllce.
PRODUCE WANTED.
Canal Company Incorporated.
Papers have been filed wllh the Sec
retary of State, Incorporating the Leb
anon and Santiam Canal Co., having for
its object and purpose the construction
and maintenance of a canal from near
Cheudle's falls aud Vail'a falls on the
south fork of the Santlam river, in
Linn county, and terminating ai or
hore the Albanv canal and ditch
intersects with said river. C. II. Ral
ston, J. A. Heard, P. M. Smith, aretlie
n corporators; iz,oou is ine mu.uui.u v..
capital stock, divided into snares oi
$35 each. Iebanon is the place for the
principal otnee. saiem v3iateuinu.
Craay Tea.
The ladies of the C. P. church are
arrauglngfor a Crazv Tea Party to be
. . If r T ,T ! 1.
r von nt. tlin residence oi j. jlv. mi-
. . . . . :.. H-AnAcH.lir
patricK on ine evi-iuug ui .u.c-..j ,
Anril 1st. Evcrvliotly who wishes is
requested to drew iu as crazy a manner
as possible. An eiegaui, pi i3
awarded the one whose costume
most iu keeping with
Sunner will be served
unique manner.
Admission 25 cts.
montloned in the same
heroine of hltory, her name is never
seen on the title page of the world's
best literature, idie never contribute a
nickel's worth to domestic life, she
can point to no noble achlvcnienta in
life's relations; but there is one thing
that uiav be said in her favor he
rarely afflicts humanity with a nu
merous offspring, snd for this one re
deeming feature we are willing to
cover her faults with the divine mantle
of charity and forbear any further dis
paragement of her character.
be
is
the occasion.
in the most
Everybody invited.
IVotice.
All parties indebted to J. A. Beard
ir to Rpard & Holt, will take notice
that I have placed my accounts in the
l.candd nf Saml. M. Garland, Esq.,
for immediate settlement. Having
-.ii mw drnor store, and desiring t
wttle with my creditors, I am in
n-l r.f ii.nncv and must insist upon
au earlv settlement of all accounts due
It looks like Cruson & Menzies in
fndPil to sell every farmer a plow
In florins from their stock of Oliver.
Bissell, John Deer, J. I. Case imd Nor
wegian plows.
We Get a Good Ulan.
Wre clip the following from a Kan
sas naner. with reference to Hiram
Baker, one of Lebanon's new business
men: "Hiram Baker and family are
now In Lebanon, Oregon, whero Mr.
Baker is engaged In busines-i. v ueu
Mr. Baker left this place he had been
living here for about six years, and had
formed a wide acquaintance in this
community. He is one of the most
honest, Btrafgiit-torwara ana upnsui
men that ever lived, and is a. man that
will be a credit to any community in
which he may live. It is with much
regret that we Baw him leave here, and
we hope that lie may no sueceaaiui
and prosperous wherever ho may be."
WHITCOMB ECHOES.
March 20, 1891.
Spring rain.
Snow gone, except in spots.
We would like to see some of t he em
igrants find their way to Big Bottom.
Mr. Hughes, from Albany, was up
this week and located a mining claim
on Donaca Bar, which will pay to hy
draulic aa well as auy place on the San
tiaru river.
S. E. Carroll also has a mining claim
on French Cave Bar, which is as good
as Donaca Bar, and either place would
pay a stock company to wont.
nt in
them. 1 be null i-hanp.-
Mr. Shea i putting out onion seed. He
knows what pleupes the travelling public,
but how he can give them SOcenl' worth
of onions and sell them 25 cents' worth of
hay and come out even, or make anything,
i a freak of financial culation which I
sdmit I cannot understand ; but that tbe
Elder makes money at it 18 also a well
known fact, and there is another stake,
evidently aet by him, which will be used in
connection with the advocates or opponent
of "Mystery." I would add, parentiict
iallv, that (Mr. P. 11 Jap and F. W. P.
make an ngreement of tlillcrenees, and pro
ceed to discuss logically from a lfiblo or
pbilosophicnl standpoint. This "random
slsMitiiiK" is both unsatisfactory and inde
cisive to all concerned. Kor my part I tliink
hsrth are riht and lsith wronp, but if they
will HKree on the premises they may !e able;
to Kive te huntreriiiR public t-onie food, if
tint, hresd. nossiblv meat, and that in "due
seaMJii." and the chances are that the far
mer will 1 the one from whom the supi
nill r,f necessity mine. I know that n
expect to get a bountitul supply oi tne
"bread of life," at least "meat in due sea
son," from the clerjry, but it seems such is
not now the case, in every instance. Hut 1
hoie to hear of an amicable settlement of
n, i.muiises of the "disputed points." and
then a fuir di.oussion and the hcnef.t to the
reading public is assured; because the dis
putants are both men of ability.
Mapleton, Or., March 23, 18tl.
llaavinr opened a produce market In Ibanon,
we will
XW" CASH
A.ND
UNIVERSAL .WOOD-WORKER.
ESTAL1SHED II 1875 BI S. 1. IICIERS0S.
Refitted, Enlarged and Improved
NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE. -
I mann factnre and deal in Doors, Blinds, all styles of Wind"
Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., in fact anjrthifig rnafc
nfactured and kept on hand in a first-class planer.
In connection with the above, 1 also nave on nana a weu-perwj
lumber vard in which is to be found reugh and dressed Lumber,' Rsgtic,
Bevel, Weather Boarding, Flooring, and all kinds of i misning hmwt
for Cornices, Etc. ,
EEfgs, Butter and All Kinds
of Poultry.
Give in a call before st-llinir your produce.
old 1-ureka meat market.
At the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CsrrD States Laud Oftic-b, I
Oregon City, Oregon, January 6, 1H91.)
Kniirv is herehv eiven that u compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June S, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the "States of California. Ore-
HEW HARNESS SHOP
1 1 ni ti, ii'i'i . . . - -
oi jsec
MONFORE & MELVIN.
LEBANON, OKEOON,
J. C. FREY & SON,
ny J
DEAL.EKS IN
Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Whips, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE US A CALL.
At reterson & Wallace"! Old Slnd.
j i fr.r t h" imrrhiue of the N. VV. 14 i
-n 9s in Ti.. N'4). 13 8.. R. No. 3 E.. and will
offer pnxt to show tuai ine, ianu aougm is
more vamuDie lur u uuiw-t i i,ire mou
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register
of Ihis oflice at Ore iron Citr,
Wednesday, the 2)th day of
April, l(Sl. . . ,
lie names i wut-.-, . ,. . v: . ,
Huffnrd, C. Chatain and B. Juanon, all of
San Franeisc, California.
Any and ll persons claiming adversely
the aoovc-dcscribed lands are requested to
file their claims m this ofhee on or betore
said 2ttth day of April, 1 1.
J. I. An xuooj, c.egiier.
M. E. W.
Kotic to Farmers.
Wanted at once, chickens, ducks,
geese, turkeys, dried fruits, butter,
egt, and all kinds of farm produce,
for which I will pay the highest price
In cash or exchauge for goods.
O. W. Simpson,
Albany, Or.
Merit Wins.
We denire to nay to our citizens, that
for vears we have been selling Dr.
Kin'., New Discovery for Consump
tion, Dr. Klng'B New Life Pills, Buck-
. 1 111. ..i.l. 11!. I
lcn's Arnica Salve aim r.iecirii. imien-,
and have never handled reinciiies inai
wllunnll. or that have civen such
milver-ial satisfaction. We do not hes
itate to Kuarantee thein every time,
ami wp stand reatlv to refund t he pur
chase price, If satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
on their merits. J. A. heard,
D r u gg i st.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve-
Tub Hest Salvk in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, ClnlbhuDs, uorns, ana an r-Kiu
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. Tt is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
! sale by J. A. Beard.
THE
CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH. TOY BKCKl
SOON
STOP IT HOW.
IT WML SC TOO LATC
irm wrth
with
I have been troubled tnanr jwara wtth
dutcase of the kidoeya and hae tried
i . ir'n. n , wmMiea and
uutrht aid from different pbyaiciaos
without rel ief. About the 1 5th of April
I was suffering from a ry Tioleat
attack that almost prostrated me la
..1rh manner taat 1 WU bent OVCT.
When I sat down it was almost impossible for to
to ret no alone, or to put wn -"v"-, - -
kind Providence sent Dr. Heniey,
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to Biy
hotel. I Immediately commenced
miner the tea It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston
ishment of all the guests at tne nota.
in a few. days,I am happy to state,
that I was a new man. I
mend the tea to an afBic:
as I have been.
G. A. TUFPBK,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TJsiti; Statks Orncns, I
Oregon City, Oregon, Jannary b, lvl.f
V-l ie hprptiT crivpn 4 lin f. in romnliarw!
with the provisions' of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitletl "An aet for the sale of
timher lauds in the States of California, Orej
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,'
i. ton ro, oi Ban r ranevsco, county oi
San Francisco. State of California.-has this
dav filed in this oftice his sworn xatetnen
Jfo. 2420, for the purchase of the N. Jv. K of
Sec. No. 20, in Tp. No. 13 8., K. No. 3 and
will oflcr proof to show that the land sonirht
is more valuable for it timber or stone than
for agricultural porposes, and to etabiistt
his claim to sain land twiore itie tiesriser
and Receiver of this office at Orefton City,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 5th day of 51 ay,
.
He names as witnesses: SI. uunaro, jean.
Kcke, A. Bourdier and C. Chatain, all of
San Francisco, California.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the afiovcKlescribed lands are recjnee.reV.
file their claims in this office on or
said 5th day of May, 11. ' '
J. T. API'EKBOS, Kegi t
i
UK
t
A. J
KOTIC33 FOR PUBLICATION.
TJsited States Iasd Omcie, 1
Oregon City, Oregon, January 12, 1891.1
Notice is herehv iriven that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Confcress
of Jane 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lauds in the states ot 1 aliMrnia,
Oregon, Nevada, and W nshington lem
,, I T . .1 . T T .. . . A, Uavn,n44 (11I1T1
ty ol A.iameua, oiate oi V'tiivr"ii, v..,
ciav filed in this ofrit-e his sworn statement
No. 2123, for the purchase of the 8. K. of
Sec, No. 8, in Tp. No. 13 S., R. No. 3 E-, and
will otler prool tosnow mat me muu soils'"
is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register
and lieceiver of this office at Oregon C"",
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 6th day of May,
1MH.
He names as witnesses : J. A. Collins, F.
H. Gates, C. Prowse and T. E. Norns, all of
IJavwards, California.
Ar.v and all perion;s claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested U
tile their claims in this office ou or before
said oth dav of Mv, lftl.
oary 5, m
iii coniplia ,
ofCortgre 14 .
lor the salv't.f
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
TTsited Statw Lasp Omn,
Oregon City, Oregon, January 5, 1S91
Notice is hereby ci ven that -m
with the rrovisioVis of t.le act of
Junes, l7i, ent;tlel "An actionize ?aiy
timber lands in the Mates of Caiiiomia. Ore ,
gxm. Nevada, and Washington 1 erniory,"
Charles l hatain, of San Francisco, county
of San Francisco, State -oi Caiifc rnia, has
this dav Sled in this olfice his swtri state
ment N' v1 TUB, for the j urt hasc of the S, K
K of Sr No. 30. in Tp. No. 13 II. No.
K., ai-.d" will oti'er proof t ! ow that th
land sought is more valuable for it tnnbe
to establish tit claim to said land before r -Keai.'ner
ami Keceiver of thk of--.ee bt Ore
gon City, Oresnm, on Wedne-day, the JKhU . - ,
3a of Aprit, ISOl- - - ;
ile naiiiej as witnesses i John Ytm Hom('
S. Jocqucmicr. Jean Ecke, J- Fort i'toey, ali
of San Francisco- Caliiorr.ia. .
Anvand all persons cUiinarff adverx'.v
the above-deH-ribt.-d lands a.-e revjuested tt
nle thetr ciaiu.s in this orace ou or t-:iTi
said 29th day of April, 13?U.
J. T APPLKtsON, K'-sr'ifr,