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Letanon Eipress.
G. W. Stiltwcll m born In Virginia
Aug. ssitli, 1SH, ana aiea in mmin,
Orvgon. Sfpt. 5th, 1891. at the age nf
on .... -...1 V Uv 1 Tn hia parlv
nji i i ..I H.ttK kim
tiHianmxi nw iwiiier iuwvw
to the fitate of Ohio, and when he ar
rived at the lure of thirt j years he was
nuuried to Mist Susan Fox and In 1854
they moved to the state of Illinois
where they lived one year and then
moved to the state of Iowa. G. W.
StmwelVand Srean Stillwell were the
Wudtolovlngpnuoftenchild.n
. ., . ki dots and
"nApinmh. enlisted
Schargedatthecloseofthe
Tar "h .U the honors of true An
e xtern. While he was stroggHng
iTtne great national contest and offe
tne mother of hi. children, tad
t tbte world, and being weary-
Lr burden for. pmow
rrhr.
with so many smau
mother for tnem ue oecu,.
r Xftiicv trailer
with una nwmeu w -
..Uhwhomhehasmedtoayof
his death. He was a OT .vT.T.
ber of the Church of the Cn.ted Breth
Lnaynungmau .until Ueendof
his life. The noonday has passed
Ldttc.hadowsofhisUfehav.for
many yean, been H'f '8
and now hi. children can 1
back with pride t.. the purity of
life, and say that their father was a
manly man.
I....H.1 Matters.
Estate of W. M. Wolverton, final
ceoaut filed and set for hearing Oct
,' Estate of Maria Crcwse, citato fc
aued to heirs to appear Oct. 5, at 10 A.
M to show cause why order should
be made to sell real IW.
Estate of F. F. Croft, wiU admitted
to probate; Mary Croft appointed ex
ecutrix without bonds.
Estate of Cuas. A. Keinhart, bond of
admr. approved.
Estate of Sarah X. and Walter C.
Cooper, minors, Orph.
pointed guardian, bonds fixed at S14O0,
bond filed.
Estate of Owen Tar, personal prop
erty ordered sold.
Estate of lUsbecca Brown, Inventory
filed. .,
Estate of Peter Halfpenny, I. X
Mann appointed admr.; bonds fixed at
EstateofDan'IMcLeod, flnalaecouot
allowed. ,
Estate of M. A.Burkliart, final ae-
connt allowed.
Estate orR. A. Haight, sale of per
sonal propert? aoofinncd-
Estate of Wm. A. MtBri.le, J. A.
MeBride, appointed admr. with bonds
fixed at tlli.OOQ.-Dembcrat.
Woman and h im-Kiiale.
It takes sand to run an engine; so it
dies to run a woman.
There is usually a great bustle about
n engine; so there is about a woman.
It makes a fellow mad to get left by
an engine; so it does by a woman.
An engine is an object of wonder and
admiration to men and of fear to horses;
bo is a woman.
When an engine goes off the track it
usually takes a man or more along with
it; so dues a woman.
An engine is known by its company ;
so is a woman.
Au engine will sometimes blow a fel
low up if he puts on bio much pressu re;
o will a woman. Monmouth Demo
crat B. M. Huston returned this forenoon
from the pautiam mines, to which
place his teams are taking the new ten
fttamp mill from Gntesville. Two four
horse teams and five yoke of oxen are
used. It required seven days to ninke
he first round trip: but the regular
time will lie about tbrtedoys. Two to
five thousand pounds are carried by
each wagon each trip, lwnce it will
tukenbiut twenty days to get I be mill
in. Kuperititeiideut Hazelton has
charge of the setting up of the machin
ery, an assurance that it will be dene
well. The miners are now as feet into
the lower tunnel and have been strik
ing it as rich as the best iu the upper
tunnel. The upper tunnel is in 280
feet and the ore continues first class
The nupply is illimitable and will keep
llw biu mill constantly going wlwn
started. The piwpect increases in
hrighlneaKv-Democrat.
Lebanon people know the Exi'EKtm
iias a good job printing oilice and
ahould give it all uf their work.
retlttoa For liquor Umbos.
Hum, On., Ana. SB, 1891.
To the honorable Majw aud city council oftiw
city of Lebanon, Oregua:
Wc yrair pcUltoncii, cllUenj and men of the
dtj of bebencm. Ore. , helieTUig thai iho open and
public ale of Inloikanlni Uquonaatepilalwl bjr
U and Ordinance ll heller than the unlawful
ale thereof which Is mm to fellow a lultoj- of ab
solute rrohlbluoo and belterinc EUal Parker aud
A. W. Gnu suitable persona to ensnge In Ibe sale
olRfilrllucMn, mitt and vinous liquors and thai
they Kill In every topsji obey the Law. and onlt
oanco) of the cuy of Lutanon. Now Timsrou.
We do mom eamentr pcililcm and nraj' thai, aner
liter hara complied wilb the Law aud the Ordl-
uanco of the oily of Lebanon relative to tlie pro
curation of LiccUMe u eell said liuuorv tout hona
ahlo bod.T araiit to the said Parker and Urubb (eo-
panners) a )in loscll lkiuon lu quauilUos of
Ira than one gallon, in the city of Lebanon, ure
axiulurtneiert()dorsizniontl.lbr which your
pellUtmen will ever pray. Bubscribea:
S F Bach. C H lutaton. J a Boberu, 8 Dudley
Chas Miller, G. G. Inelce, W V Hale. R II Bode,
Zlm Keynelds, Jacob Aro, RobL UeCauey. Go. W.
Rice, X B Knapp, W H KleppH. J. W. Burkhart,
L Foley. BHiaB. Joseph Kiion. B I lndan, d
Eellenberter, 8. S. BoberuJ C Uorden.BC llack-
ey. Fnink Crabtree, C A Beed.J A Lamberaon, u
V Shaw, S P Coyle, A l'arrlah, Chaa Wilson, E G
Carr. L, W. Keith. W B Keed. B Farriah, C W
Motes. H Fnun. BavidGenlri Wm RUea, B a
Donaea. C H. Khnbniurh. 0. B. Banaard. E. a.
Boiler E B Crouch, A D Wheeler, John Lulu, W.
Garatben, Joe Mayer, John 1. Jldlowan, Wm.
J. Boyaj, a. A. Keel, F. 0'lielll, J. T. Huyck. K.
L Hrtllure, a Lonsbcrry, I a Wiley, IVank Settle,
A H. Cnnon I. U. DerLie, John OodlR, George H.
Hodge, I J Hcndriekson. J W SlcljUu. G. E. IlaT
dy, Johnson West. John Mayer, tleo. Chenhcr. F
Uauran, K. B. Vroom, C. Cos. W W Fleetwood,
II Croa. L B Knol, Will Qklns, 0 D Mulct John
Nickote. Joelmayer, M.J. Woisuer, Otto Adrian,
lleoire Buhl, M. D. Wheeltr, E. a. Pearnin, Biun'l
M, Garland, Geo. H. Hale, W. E. Lewis, Chat.
Hindman, F. RLnau. W. E. Harden. Kay Leonard.
Joe. Leonard. An a Felcnon, Jas. Sliarp. C. E.
Raonos, A. W. Marts, L. J. Peterson, W. Hay, J.
kohlcr, H. Boyle, L. A. Craidall. A. McCurdy, B,
M. Brash. Will W. lines, John Seltle, Jaluei
Wlteeler, C A. Smith.
To Whom II may Concern:
Yon are hereby notined that taacawdancewitb
and pursuant to the fimirwini; petition I will on
the 21th day of September uul . present said petition
to the city council of Lebanon Linn couuty Oregon
for a license to sell spirimous, malt aud vinous
liquors in less quantities than one gallon, for the
period of six months.
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G.T.GOTTOa,
DEALEEIS
Groceries ProYision,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Smokers Ar
ticles, Etc.
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits find Confectionery
Queetutware nd Gltwriware, Lamps
una XjSloip rixiurcs.
Pays Cash For Eg;s,
Mftin Rt., LEBANON. OR.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
, Lii Ott. M Oregon City, Ortfron, )
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Notin l herehTRlvonthat tlw followliiK-nanirfl
wttk-t tiu nWd notice of Iim tutiiiioii 10 ninke
final imiof ut mmixMi u( his cltunt, and that ld
pnxrf will b maac twfure the Kcfflxtor and He
culver of tlif 1. S. 1 and cifflce ut ureguu Ciiy, Or
eKuU, uu UuL 'J&, m, vis:
WALTER A. (ilLDERMAN
flomertPtd eutry No. W2 f the 8. of8. H
N. E, Vm'ri.JL Viiuitlii.t.ol IS.I-. H f Hoc.
2D T 13 S. K. at K.
He iiiiintil' ftillowtnfr wltnwirt to prove his
iHinilmioiirii-nidciiw uHmitiniluviiioii ot.Mld
Uml. vii: MitUTtetlialtc,(irteA. Mark hurt,
Clmrie A. Calkin, wid Jt'try ijlwA, H ol 6tel
iluuits, Liuu Couuty, Unguu.
4. T. Al'PERSON,
RcRiHier,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon Htv. Oregon, I
Aux ts, iml, f
Notice is lirreby Riven that the lolUm-tiiK-narjiw!
soiUer has tiled notice or Iter intentuHi to make
final proof tn tif.MHi of her dmf ujhhI hmtiid'i
claim, and ttiat Mid troofwitl lie made before the
Kei:t5ier and Keeeiver ut Uie I. 8. Land tiffice at
Ongon CUy, Orvfton, uu October &, ItttU, Tlx:
CARRIE A. ROLFE,
Widow of John A. Rolle. dereawd, tlnmrfltead
entry No. BI21. (or the B K.
oi s. t. i.
C U .if NK 1
8tte naiuea the foUowliijrwitiMwwtoiirovethelr
eontiuiHtiw remdcDce uiou and (mltlvntton of. aid
land, vii: tweunre A. Harichart, Waller A. Gildar
man. Charles Calkins, aiul Jenry tiue, all of Sweet
Home, Uiiii Couuty, Oregon.
J. T. APFERSOS.
Reglrter.
jnim a. twine, umwii, niiin-rn-u
for the B. K. k of X. W. S. W.
N. K U of N. W. and N. . of S.
u.M. T. IS 8. of R. 2 E.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office al Orcjrmi City. OreRon, l
Aiuetuit la. itwi. f
Notice in hereby ftrra that the fuliowiuauauie.1
apttler has illwl ni of hie Intention to make
final proof to ffliiart of hl claim, and that mia
moat will he inude befme the iiiiily Clerk if I Jnn
countr. Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on October 10,
im, vlt
JOHS 8PRIN0
Pre D. 8. No. 1t&, lor the K. W. of Bee. W, T.
IE S. R. 1 .
He name the fhllowtrMt wltiwaw to preve hif
RontiuuouK wiirtmi w upon and eultiratktn of. mid
land, rti: Herman Kehn, Joltn Chmtian, Olioiido
hckemaud Carl Rinchart, ail of bweol Hoiae,
Linn ('ounty, Oreguu.
J. T. APTERSON.
lie;faiier,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
land Office at Oregon city, Onm )
Auk. I
Notice in hereby (riven that the t'ollowing-nametl
nettler bar filed uotto of hU lntntt.m to make
final iiroof In Hipoort of hla elalm. ami tluM mtM
pHMif will he made before the County Clett of
linn County, Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on Octo
ber 12, im, TU:
J0HNCHR1PIIAN
Hd. entry No. W10. for the N. W. of Sec. M
T. is 8.. E.I K.
HiMiaebti,followin(rwItiH'e to prove hi?
mntinwiw rpsideut-e upon and cukivatimi of, (aid
land, viat: nail Scott, irf Albiuiy. Ltnn County, lr
iKim, John jrinjr. of Kweet Home. Linn County,
Orvgon, Thnuias Lewte, oi Sweet Hume. l.tnn
County, tircpni. and 1). T. Neddie, uf Sweet Home,
Liuu i'Miuty, Ureaoo.
J). T. ATTCRXOK,
Uepfrter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office al Oregon City, Omton, 1
Amc. l. lui'l. f
Notice to hereby irben that the lolii-wins-iianied
settler hah tiled notice of lu intention to mtike
html proof in nipixirt of hi claim, and tlmt Miid
pnmfwHI lie made bef-re the County Clerk irf
Linn iunntv Oregon, at Alliauy, Orepiu, mi ucto
LKiTli, lWi.'vif.
BKNJAMIN F. BI RNETT
Hd. enttr No. (SMfi for the f. of 8. E. ' and 8.
E.of 8. W.Uot Ner. iM.l;.Ji,. R. 1 K
He name the iOilowoiK witne to pro hi
eoiiiinuoni. residen upon and cultivation oi. said
land. vir:J. R. Orchunl. J. U. Lewi. Kmn
eeranul). W. Hum bough, all oi iSweet Ilotuu,
Linn Couuty, Oregon,
J.T.Al'PERSON.
KeRitlcr.
AT COST!
To Uake Koom for My
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK,
OF
DRY GOODS,
FURH1SHIKG GOODS, &HD HOTIOHs,
I VILL CLOSF OCT MY
Entire Stock of
Boots & Shoes
AT COST.
Kow is the Time to
SECURE REAL BARGAINS.
1 Propose to Have
Leading Dnr Goods Store
In the' Valley.
MAIL ORDERS
j Promptly attended.
Diin't ue nd vour uioupy brond, hut
nnLnniize home iuduatry, ly liavinif
jourpriutiDg dnue at the Kxi-Rttw
Jt otliue.
The niystery Burmoiidiiiip the fliid
ing of uu upturned boat n:r Cnpt
Oos'a river refiideiice on Monday, this
week, ie tttill a tliiiifc of conjecture
The people who that morning left
Florence in the boat were a Mr. John
aon, of Chicago, and a friend of big.
They gave out that they were going to
the cape for a hunt They have not
been aeeu at the cape up to (late, but
instead two men auawerilig their de
ecriptinn were seen goiiiff down the
beach ii the direction of Gardiner and
that ia where the uiyrtery lie. Went.
The W. II. C. will dedicate Miller'
uew hall the evening of the 18th with
an Ice Cream Social. Everybody
cordially invited.
W. F. READ,
AIlan,r, Oregon.
J. L. CWAS, J. M.KALSTOS.
BANKZLEBANON,
LEBANON, OEEGON.
Transacts t General BacUog Business.
ACCOUNTS KEFTEUBJECT TO
CUECK.
Exchange sold on New York, Ban Francifr
eo, and Portland and Albany, Oregon.
olIoctioiM made on favorable terms.
W. B. iSONACA,
rDlCKLER IN-
Groceries and Provisions,
Cigars, Tobacco, and
Farm Supplies.
First-Class Goods at Reasonable " ' Price .
GIVE ME A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
Country Produce Taken in Ex
change for Goods,
A Stock of SHINGLES, POSTS, BOARNS and PICKETS.
WUN YOU GO TO ALBANY
REM EM HER
Knapp, Burrell & Company
-ABE THE LARGEST PEA1.ER8 IN-
Agricultural Implements
On tho Pacific Conwt.
T.ILV A HE ALSO AGENTS FOB
BrJn Wagons, Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows, Deer
ins Binders and Mowers, Lightning Hay Press, Etc.,
-AMI lir.UIBS IK-
FIno BnggieSjRacoa Hacks, Road Carts, Wagons
And Vclikli of Every IXmrriptlen, Ilarb Wire, Etc.
Call and Examine Their Stock. Orders by Mall or Telegraph
PrnmnHu Attended To.
F. H. ROSCOE, Manager,
Albany Collegiate Institute
ALBANY, OREGON.
September 9, 1891. June 10, 892,
A Full Corps of Experienced Teachers.
IBTSTATE DIPLOMAS TO NORMAL GRADUATESjgj
Four Dcparlmenta of Study Collepate, Normal, IliMineiw, rrimnry.
Type-Writing and Miort-hand are tauglit. For catalogue address,
Rev: ELBERT N. COX'DIT, i. M.. rrcsidenL
AlbanyFurnitureCo
M. R. HYDE, Proprietor.
A FULL USE OF
F u rmtur e.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
And ALL KINDS of CARPETS.
We make a specialty of UNDERTAKING. Calls ans
wered night or day.
BALTIMORE BLOCK,
ALBANY, OREGON.
C.A.ZAHN,
-PEAK KB IN
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Toys, Stationery, Baskets.
Khkpatrick Building. LEBANON, ORE