." ' ' '. " ' - . . V ' ft -t " al , i)MW 1 . , - VOL V LEBANON, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 25,1891. NO-29 "1" , .swk ... B L.J TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One yew , J2 00 (tTiMilil lu advance, $1 SOporyoar.) fllx mniithK , , 1 00 Thrift1 montliH , BO Sinjfle copies.,,, , , ,.. 06 PROFESSIONAL. DR. C. H, DUCKET T, DENTIST, LEBANON, OREGON. Office up stair in Guy's Building. 6AML. M. GARLAND, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. LEHANOK, ORKIOK. J. K. WE A THERFORD, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. W.R B1LYEV, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. GEO. W. WRIOHT, Attorney-at-L-aw AND NOTAKY PUBLIC, Albany, Oregon. Will practice In ivll the court, of tills Bute. Otuca, iroul rooms over bank of Oregou. DR. W. C. NECUS, Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of Royal College of London and Bell vuc Mcuk'al College, Mum. Chronic ousti a Sieciiilty. Cancer, removed without pain or the knife. OrMfB Klrktrtck' hatUunf, Lebanon, Or- A. F. STOWE, Attorney -at - Law, TITLES EXAMINED. Colli'Cllolis riven prompt and curt-fit! atteiillon. Will practice In uli the court of the uue. OITlCt. IN' II S8.MU'h tlUICK, LliHANn.N, OHEUON. J. F. HYDE, Mary PuMic and Collecting Agent, Juatiw of the Peace, Lebanon 1'reclnct. Lebanon, Oregon. Notary Public. RELIABLE REAL ESTATE and LOAN BROKER. Real Estate in all its, brandies. AUENT FOR THE CONTINENTAL FlRE IMS. Co., of Now York. larie and small tnwls of Knilt, KarailuK. ani tiraaliiK Isllds. Money to loan on Farms, I m proved City Properly or OuilUodge notes dis counted. LEBANON, OREGON. HA I'P, M.JJ., Phy: sician and Surgeon, AiradunleufthaMotUi-iilllulloi.'i'ol' Ohio, Clou OftKili. ITJ-OMelrlc. lltM-ftHe.tof Women mid Children autl Oliiulilc iiiitt-u.-.eMi titi;eit:y.iitt SODA VILLE, OREGON. If7, H, H. WRTERS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Room, U : oi.r - fo.. Onalt'lU. I MOUNTAIN HOME Rev. Mulkv has been holdinsr a Dro- tracted metthig at Mountain Home the past week. We learn he has 17 con verts. We understand some of our veune folks are talking of holdingaprolracted nan some 01 tnese nights m me near future. Mr. Thomas Wright killed a bear last week. G. D. Smith is working at B-owns-vllle, Mr. Robert Bland visited Mountain Home last Friday returning the same day. Ben Wooden accompanied him. Mrs. Nellie Wrhht, of Fern Ridge. visited her mother, Mrs. Hawken, of tuts piaiu on last Buituay. Miss Vina Fruit, of Halsey, is visit Ing friends and relatives in th's vicin ity Mr. Wm. Skelton, of Opossum Hol low, tela tils farm p a parly from Marion Co., Oregon. School commenced at Mountain Home on the 21st under the manage ment oi Mr. jerry nanus, of urowns ville. Bears are quite plentiful. Since writing the above we learn that Mr. Alotir.o Leach, of Fern Ridge, killed three bears inside of one month, over near the Calapooia. Mr. L. is quite a bear hunter. We learn that Mr. Win. Skelton In tends renting the Noble farm. Some of our young folks attended the meeting at Halsey on last Sabbath. Bill Fruit went to Halsey Saturday last As it is too late for pies North Amer ican Pie Biter will choose a shorter name which will be given belt week. Till then 1 remain t NOUTH ANEKICAK VlE BlTEK. SWEET HOME JOTTINGS. Considerate rain. The roads are very had as there has been rain enough to make them slipjieiy. . Theie was a ball at the Independent Ho tel Haturilay night and from what we hear everything went otfijuiet and all enjoyed themselves. tleo-ge Miller has moved from the Hotel to his new dwelling south of his livery sia hlc. I'm-le SiiMiinic Kcilli will occupy the hotel vacated by Mr. Miller (the Dnnacs Hole!). There are three new building going up in town. Oeorge Miller, Joe Ames and Ililey Alley are the owners. The girls may looji out for Jtte and Kiley when they get their I houses completed. J wonder who will he ' the lut'k'v ttne i if mi v iui.lv !. in,.!.,, o ,..;u i... I Joe and Itiley) Quite a drove of hogs went through town Monday. We understand the buyers hud bought ten head in tills vicinity. They could have bought more had they -wanted tliein for the woods around here are full of hogs, hut most of them have only two legs. Most every body has got home from the harvest lield und hop yard. As every one brings home a little tiiuucy, and a few more hog luiyers come around there w ill be a little more money hi the country. Although hogs are, orougln to be verycheap. Yes, we have a suluon und a burlier shop in our town. Our burlier, l-'runk Mtilone by name, bus his link-shop neat and for the practice can give you u good shingle and sliuve. We learn .Mr. McCormick's oldest buy bus the dipt lietiu. Israel W jods is laying a sidewalk for Dave Andiewa connecting his house with the crosswalk leutling to his store. We leum that Mrs. Dick Watkinds is sick, hut not dangerously, liut no doctur in this vicinity nearer than Lebanon which is sixteen miles. Should this meet the eyes of a physician looking for a location we think he will do well to come to Sweet Home. . Umo. "For Sule." Ten room house and large barn, fout loUt, nice shade trees, will be sold very reasonable if taketi inside of SO days. If not sold in next- 30 days will be for rent: locatlou Main St. Inquire of C. A. Elsou, Lebanon, Oregon. Joe Wassnin has begun to operate the Lclvmi.-u Mills' and is prepared to do wheat eit-toiijig and chopping. V . . I Oliltusry. Monday Sent 21st ut nine o'clock Eldon, Infant son, of G. M. and Livo nia Westfull, died at Lebanon Oregon, after a short but painfi'l illness. All that loving hands, and medical skill could do was done; but all could not avail. The little one could not be kept, to the Loving Father took him home. Here his stay was short; but the lnye he expanded lives; it can never tile: and In a few years love will be reunited; to part no more. He was lam to rest in tne Masonic lemetery on Tuesday. The services were eJm ducted by Rev. E. C. Jacka. " 'Ood lent liim,' you sigh, Kay, there let me break with your pain: God's generous in Riving, say 1, And the thing which he gives, I deny That he ever can take it again. He lends not, but gives to the end, As he loves to the end. If it seem That he d aw back a gift, comprehend 'Tis to add to i., rather, amend, And finish it up to your dream. He's ours, and forever. Believe, 0 fjilhci 1 (,1 mother, look hack To the first love s assurance! To give Means, with Ood, not to tempt or deceive. With a cup thrust in lletijauiin b sack. Bo look up, friends! You who indeed Hare possessed in your house aswee' piece Of the heaven which men strive for, must need Be more earnest than otheis ate sliced Wheie they loite' , peisist where they cease. You know how an angel smiles there, Then, eor-ra.'. 'Tis easy for you To le d.awu by a single hi-uwii hair 01 vhat curl, fioin carih'Bsioims and de spair To the safe place above us. Adieu." Obltuar. Henderson Howell was born Sept 14, 1S4, near Wheeling, Vu, Ht moved with bis parents to III., at ei;:lit years Of aae. The next year tliey moved to Iowa. He yvhh married to Miss Lucy Baker, Feb. 14, 1S40. Thii union was blessed witli six children all of whom are living. He crossed the plains in IH'13, stopping one ycaj ut Boise city, Idado, the nee to Oregon. While cutting sUme at Albany a chip of steel flew into his left eye, destroying its sight. Seven years later at Mon mouth he suffered the loss of the other eye, leaving him totally blind during the last 7 years ot bin life. He had lived ill the vicinity of Lebanon for several yours. His lust illness, caused by cancer of Hie stomach, was of two months' duration. 11c passed peace fully away, in the piest-nce of his wife and children. In bis belief lie held to the old style Baptists. The bet-caved wife and children "uiourii not us tlicy who have no hope," but look forward to a reunion where blindnins unil pain and declli are no more. The God of all grat grant it to be so. Funeral services were conducted at the aruve by ltev. T. P. Boyd. Husband, futhei , friend, farewell until the gre.-t day. A Fill KM). One or more surgeons of Pad lie branch of National Surgical Institute, No. 1)10 Bush Street, S. F., intends to visit the St. Charles Hotel, Lebanon, (Jet. 12th, and the Revere House, Al bany, Oct. 13th, one day only. This Institute is specially devoted to the treatment of curvature ef the spine, diseases of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club foot and all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles us well as all chronic dsseases has made for the Institute a tiutioiial reputation. All persons who are suifcring from any of these com plaints should not fail to take advan tage of this opporuUutiity for relief. Reference may be had to the following: Hon.Thos. L. Duvidson, Salem, 'Or.; Supreme Judge R. P. Boise, Salem, Or. ; Rev. E. N. Condit, Albany, Or.; W. C. Morgan, Albany, Or.; E. U. Young, Oakland, Or. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Jjiuil Oflloe at Ort-Kon Oily, On-tiOn, I AIWIIM 18. 1S-J1. Notice 1 hereby irivim tlult tilt- followiu-nuiiier; sclller hits tiled ntjttce of itiH imemion to umko limil imiof fu miiiiui-t of liitt clrtiiu. ntitl ilutt i.:iid nriHtf will lieiinetc before lliel-oiintyi.'lt-rl: o" l.iitti Counlv, Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on October lb, tsyi, vU: John sraixti Pre f H. No. tor the s. Y. of Sec. U T 13 s. H. I K. lit- inline tbc UvUouiiiK witnesses; to r'i'-'H onlim-.ou rt'Ni'U'liet- lljum lent cubivrtlioti of. self! bind, vl.: !Ii-ntuil! K.cbo, .loiiji t:!iri-.tinli til tutlo I'icl.ciiMoi-l t'tn-1 ItincUiirl, all of Swc- t lloitie, JJiiu (-.utility, Oregon. J. t.a1'1')-:i:miX. Hi-skier, - The American Agriculturist, In lui annual review of the harvests, to be published ill Its September Issue, esti mates that the farm profits this year will be f l,OUQ,00,ul)0 more than during the recent years of depression. On the basis of the present prospects the corn crop of 1891 Is estimated to be 2,000,000, 030, bushels; wheat, 500,(KK),000 bushels; and oats, (K2,0(M,000 bushels. The total yield of wheat, corn and oats on the basis of this estimate will be 23.8 per cent, greater than last year, and 16.7 per ceil!, above the average of the pre- cedinc eleven years. On this basis the value of the coi n crop will lie to the farmers, l,000,0(Kt,C00; wheat, $500,000, 000; and oats, Si60,(KI0,000i This is $450,0rt0,000 more than the value of these cropH in IKOtI, aud $025,000,000 more than the value of the average of these crops from 18S0 to 1890 inclusive. Cotton and rice will command better prices than last season. Cattle will be worth one-third more than 18 months ago with other livestock in proportion Tobacco is advancing heavily, and hops are firm at good prices. Winter fruit will command large values, and all vegetables are yielding fairly with every indication of a remunerative market. The export outlook was never better. Immensely increased sums will be sent to the United States for our produce. Of course ulterior Influ ences may interfere with these brilliant predictions, hut it is almost certain the farmers will receive better profits on their crops than ever before. Miss Fannie Griggs arrived here last Suturday from a visit to Farmington, Corville and other points in Wash. She left, Tuesday, for Dallas and Sa lem, and will return the latter part of the week. Max Frlendly's saw mill, at Corval lis, which was burned to the ground two mouths ago, has already been re built, fully equipped with new machin ery, and Ib again in operation. The Eugene City authorities have received the money for the bonds that were issued for sewer puipcoesand are disbursing the same to the men who have been waiting for their pay for some lime. Work on the pipe con nections of the Eugene scwerag tern has begun and will be pushed to completion. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lund olltot- at Oregon City. Oregon. 1 Aim. 19. ism. f Notice is Is reby iriven that tliefoilowing-naruetl set tier hit. Jilctl notice of his hiwmion to make Until proo! ill Milton of 111. elittlil, und that Haiti oi-ool will be luiiiK- beiore the t.ounly Clerk of Linn t.'ouutv, Orejjo!), at Albany, Oregon, on Octo ber U IMil, viz: JllllX CIIHIS'IIAN lid. entry No. S8I0, for the N. W. L of See. 21 T. 13 S.. It. J K. He iiiune!, tbe following witness to prove his t-outititiotut residence unon mid cultivation of, guid laud, viK: Malt Scott, of Albany, Linn County,' Or cye'll. Joiin Spring, ofSvu-ct Homo. Mini County, Oregon, Tliolnuw Lewis, of Sweet Home, Linn County, tm-gtui, und D.T. Meddle, of Sweet Uuuie, Linn C.tuity, Oregon. J. T. AI'PEKSON, Kegisler, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lund Olllce al Oregon City, Oregon, 1 Aug. is, ism. Notice Is hereby given tlitil the iollowlng-uaiiipd settler bits lilctl notice of bis intention to make tiniii proof ut sttijiort of liiscltiiiu, und that said nmoi'will be nittde bofiH-e die County clerk of l.inu County Oregon, at Albany, uregon, ou Oclo Oor 13, IWJl, viz: IIKNJAMIN K. IICKNCTT lid. entry No. Kllf, for tbe S. !4 of 8. E. V and 6 K. V. of S. W. 1-1 ot Sec. is. T. 1SS. K. 1 E. 1 lie nituies lite following witnesses to prove his conluiuoti., resiueiice upon and snuivauou oi, sum autl, viz: J. it. Orchard. .1. It. Lewis, Cuss Krun. uerfliiill). W. itmubuiigli, ail of Sweet Home, Linn County, Oregon. J. T. Al'l'EHSON. Ktglstcr. 1SUY YOl'B HAKDWAKK, STOVKS AND RANdES ( 1-ROM MATTHEWS & WASHBURN', Albany, Ore. For Hale. Nice two story four room house, nice lot, god well and out houses nice location. $500 if sold in tho next SO days by C. A. Elson i Co. U. Go to S. P. Bach for boots and shoes. M. A. Miller will receive this week a large supply of stationery and school books direct from Chicago. Mr. Nlckcrson will move to Mr. Barretts place and Mr. Barrett will move to the country- Miss N. M. Loslie died near Soda- ville Sept. 21, and was burled Tues day. Rev. G. 8. Hanleiter has a paper which was published Oct. 8, 1826, In which is au interesting account of the great land slides from White Moun tains, N. H. The friends of Rav. J. M. Price will be pleased to learn of his recovery. He expects to enter the active work again this Fall. Mn. Frank Crabtree and children are visiting friends in Canada. . Mr. B. Cleaver brought us a bunch of grapes lately sent him from Cali fornia, of the Mascot variety, which are very fine. Mr. Ruff Hiatt left a branch from a raspberry vine with us a few days ago, which had on it a number of fine ber ries, the seosd crop this year. Hon. M. A. Miller and mother spent last Wednesday at the county-seat. On account of sickness In Prof. W. A. McGhee's family, the school did not open on last Monday as announced, Miss Addie Smith, of Albany, visit ed her parents at this place on Tuesday last. Work is progressing rapidly ou the C'orvallis wagon und ean-ititre fneiorv building, it is expected to he com pleted by the 1st of December and will jive employment to about 80(1 men. ft is prolicide that the wngou Hiciory . will lie of nunc heiiolit to Coi-vi'llis than Ihe leeent goltl (lit -tuv. v. J. C. Frey 4 Son, now in old post of fice, make collars and other harness. One day last week the O. P. passen ger train chased a deer along the It. R. track for some distance between Alba ny nnd the hay. The animal finally run into a bridge and was captured and taken to Yaquina City by the train men. A Remarkable Flowlnrt Well. ' Oeostu Pioneer. v A remarkable well of water Is the one recently sunk at the rear of the Boyle block. It ebbs aud flows with the ebb and flow of tbe tide. When the tide is full a stream nearly the full slue of a two-inch pipe flows from the well at a height of three feet ahove the ground. When the tide is nut the water goes down in the pipe aud it re quires the use of a pump to bring it to the surface. Will some of our wise men please explain the seaming con nection between the well and the tide? When in need of books or stationery remember that Smith & Miller have the finest lot ever brought to Lebanon. Settle lip. All parties knowing themselves in debt to us are hereby notified to settle up at once as we have got to have our money. Swan Bros. . The Express Is prepared to com pete with Portland or San Francisco In matter of style and finish in busi ness and visiting cards. Lebanon public school opens Sept. 21 and remember thut M. A. Miller has. a large stock of school books, Go to M. A, MUlor's for your school books. MUS S. H. COWAN'S " Emporium of Fashion Ib r-'plrto with tlie Liilcst Styles of Hals, Bomtota iimi uvury varit'tv oi ItciLil-Ki'Lir iuiuwu lo , tho t'nsliioiuibk! wml'l. A '''rst-rlHwi nrensimikitj: Simp In connection. -,'Uir ii f prouKlnif over by Indies whu makfi . UiUing and KiUiiiR 11 hpetiiuliy. u,: DooitSunii ov the "ExvHm." Officii V s.:(',..- v.-.-1. ''