VOL V
LEBANON, OREGON, OCTOBER 30, 1891.
NO. 34
TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION,
: One yum..,..,.,.. oo
(n punt in iiilvntiiu 81 mi imr yt,nr.)
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PROFESSIONAL. .
DJi. a n. DUCKET I,
.J ' A. : A. 1 A. ' ' .A. .
LEBANON, OH EC! UN.
Office up stairs in Jti.v's Ouildiug.
SAWIL M. OAKLAND,
ATTORNEY-AT - LAW
tKIMNHK. OIUWON.
J. K. WEMUERFOIID,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
ALBANY, OREGON.
If?, it 1ULYF.U,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
ALU ANY, OREGON.
V
CEO. W. WRIOMT,
Attorxiey-at-Law
ANU notary vuiiuo,
Album". Orcein.
Will pnu!ti(i(i titiill ttii wmrtu of nils Htnts.
OHIec, loan nioBii iwar bank of uwijun,
A.-F. BTOWE,
.Attorney -at - Law,
TITLES EXAMINED.
! USwDerttoiw trlVHtv 'pmntpt .nm mxvtnX attBdtlou,
i Will i)rut!4io liiftli )iu'mmrt!Mf tlw ttate.
I....'l;.l.l,il, ....-ll -
J. F. HYDE,
tfotary. Public ; sad Collocting Agent,
iiliuiteeorilui Wince; Lebanon "Precinct. '
,Lebano"--sOb.
Not. ryPublic.
UtiLlAJuE
REAL E. STATE
andLO. .BROKER,
Ecal Estate in " &W.'
AUENT )'l! TJIH CO nUNIATAt, VlRE
l-IIINKVITLK NEWS.
: ' FmmlhiiOchoooEevaw.l -,, .. i
The streets of Priileville have pre
sented a livelier appearance this week
than for many month. .
The A. C V. Lodge of this place will
celebrate tle anniversary of the order
on Monday evening, November 2d.
The Prtneville flouring mills have
long benn silent, but the welcome
music tf their turning wheels was
heard this week.
O.C Maxwell and J. J. Smith, of
sisters, were in town 'Wednesday. Mr.
MuKwetl wus makmg final proof t
his pre-emption. .
A. 4!). Jicdcll Mid family passerl
through town the iflmt of tlie week,
returning from the Willamette vslaey
to their home on Silver creek.
Howard & Uatrlwln brought 250
head 'of beef eatnie down from the
Beaver range tliH week. They 'will
stwrlituem to market in a few days.
H..1S. Hichuiik, of (lamp CreA, re
turned from the Willamette valley Inst
week, accoiiiiiiieil by his parents,
who will make Crook countj" their
Imiwo.
The town autfmrilies Intend epair
huf the bridge 'across Crooked i river,
mid Miii'hIiiU Palmer has buenrarning
nut-road work far this purpoHa.
Vulney Hlnwa, of Cherry eir-ek, was
In town this week. He is uffering
fnrui I'lieuinalisrti, and iciteoSs trying
the curative jjaalities of AWwtt's hot
springs. .
.J C. Hassler, who was in town the
first of the we, repoited ork pro
gressing on tw i ig Ihwer week irri-
vlUillir fiiUh. Me thinLry dr utIU ha
uinipleted in ttuie to inipito next sea-
It. T. LiMsy, f Antelope eaiclded in
The Dalles the lrk fyv shooiinir
LilMtu.lf IliMiiifl, (ha W.U.J ' u l.,rt
note eayiugl'ie had IweianwA slave to
wlNsU v. aul We had 1m SututtractioiiK
4 efaiiu. . .. .
XI Mluibul,. nfU'WllAA
is in town,'bliaviutrriwe in tlieeir-
cim cwuri,, wmTn na lownjienaing lor
a I, utti liir rf- 'W-um imvri'vr .,mw,i m.i
" .-m, jiimM u,
of feeuit wieea he was ttWrifl' of this
county six fwra ago.
All of C'rookitwuulyer-.ei ifts who
lire Mving Js. M. lllukelyJ. N. Wil-
uaiusnn aiKi onu lxmium were in
l,.ti.i Ui.t XlAmHuv Irt M.,t I..
an vx-slH'i'lfl;lsf iiiilwj, lltev just hap
"pene heHi on Uiatiday.
Ji is iearnl4oni inrllt-s who reside
at M itchell UhMrt McUiHiald- ho cut off
mwm vuaK iiwrae recently,
; . : CBAK1KKK. '
. ltarihg the last week we haw had
some of Lb hardest rain sturms re
member ever to have seen ewn in
Oiwsnn. . .
The ffroillld In ikei,n,i,t,,ir tl.nMM..lnll.
wakeu, and fawners here hawe "mb
Jpndi 1 pluwinfiill it settle eomewliat.
rlie rxmds are niipidl.y assnmiiii; mifl-
in k-t uoinuumu, ana 11 netianves oil
who. have nnich travelling r liaullug
to c'.o to get itilloue before tbey are l
but. hnpasMMe. -
' f he linmter is most all mn thr gi oiisil
fo r t lie new . E. South n4i at this
p liK'e. If the weather is tevimahle work
vnll iiepinien it without ielaif, an8 ve
I may hepewiou to have house ofwar-
iiripof wuitli weuuqrJwtlyOeel proml.
Wm. Iien is building ia small dwell
ing hwuseyin hit laud a Beaver cret-k.
The lanftt ex'citeiiKwit ie enosedUiy a
large black bear iwaming at -will
hrontaSelds and nrdiiarria. It Ihas
ieea wniking free with tlje'best fniit of
theorchtuds of MMBflJlestacltanrl wr.
?JelB..- When last seen, (Saturday
Jast, It was on the fumui of G. C. on .
Mr. 4d Mrs. Newlwi (."iiBSjtree and
faiailywisited friends liu Aliiany .feit
UBSnyiund Sunday.
.. Miaeaiarv Freese e:Bed anlfriends jn
LtsbaiMMi on Saturday.
Wre.AA J Eapp and children Ifcft
3Huiay for Hieir CaEfornii. home.
aj'rsaS c Moon has jort reot7eddntel
iKgenee ot the lieath tfiher bnulher, J8
L EUtet, at Wiuteim, California Jie
m oianager of tlie tember -yards at
'tlaat ipiace, and while ewiplinga heavi
ly hiaded lumber-car, wsis thrown be-nn-Mtliihe
wheils, both of wkieli'raa
orerbis client, ttiid irm,. IWii,
utaiitaneous. Mr. EtSott's age was
27 Vvttl'tW. tin IpHVM m Wif w..l ..n..
ild!aiid many, warm friends, whoa
Am Mm,r,iit..4 lie. ,i.a ..... 41..."
liiu wft-uinur, will! r
uKiajn. neam ctme uiexpeelly it
uuwii ,,u i-euu.v, lor in vis llleite tlao
Mt miglected the "one lluinif needful."
SWEET HOME JOTTlNtlS.
George Rowel I and his daugliter,
Hiss Ollie, left for California a few days
ago, where they go for their health.
Cyrus Burr and Miss Lulu Hamilton
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony a few days ago. The writer
with a host of friends to the high con
tracting panics wish them a long and
happy journey through life.
AsburHamilton, with several others,
was working the road last week, which
was needed very much. The "river
road" below here is almost impassable.
Mrs. George Miller and little girl
have been on the "sick list" for a few
days, but not serious.
Mr. John Hearn, we learn, is on the
"sick list."
llev. Clapp, a Mormon preacher who
was here last spring, returned one day
last week and preached at the hall
Sunday at 11 and 3:30 o'clock.
"We learn there was a shooting affray
near the MeKinnoii ranch sue (lay last
week, in which Mr. McKinnou shot
Mt. Atkerson in the leg below the
knee. We have not learned tlie par
ticulars yet. , .
Jud Mnle;f i
Jlfr. Philpot.
in lost Saturday; also
We have Iwik tj.li, M j.
who fought lit the Mexican war, sleeps
twenty -four lumrs. '
I)eputy Sheriff went up to the Mo
Kmnon ranch and arrested Mt. JeJfin
nuu for shooting Mt. Atkerson. They
came to Sweet. Home Saturday night
and put up at the Independent Hotel.
'"Walter Hons and Frank Burnett
started to Albany Knnilnv i.
go to attend court. '
Grandma Maar h - . ,
for the last few dava. 'LK
Sodavllle.
emit Cooper has hU liouse 3a Mitfii mi.
liitimi under way, with euoiui arpeuilers
to eonatitute a (juorum.
Jlr.'C. Craft lias nurchaxeil
inoartownandisnow Liulinir )nmh-fo.
hta iwuse. wiiiehisto be built in Hill's ad-
i ii .' ."tepiienson 1 luiving as-1 a mm new cottage of Cliaa, Kichler,
sel '-dei n aewatlaasl acted In wmmi .was built by C. stokes ajul A. Dicker
italiing, and
Ijiro nml small Iroctn of F,
OnmiiiK IiuiiIh. ;': s
Monev to loan on Kuril. . il'H,i)roved
City Property or (iullt-eslt W M dis
counted. -,','.
LEBANON,
self-defense
Tbejaci brtneu Trout. reek and
llav (jreek Is mti tobe iu vwv bad con-
Hllloi. JJt...... .J..c
. .-uuk7 m vers ana .passengers
couiplajii bilterly.of its eoudition, nud
VV:I Cl M.I., llwl r .1
, r-- .,,-.-m, wl i.iieKpervsor
thatidwtrict Mhw be uiakes some
.neediHl, reniurs Untie road.
Postijnas'erHowi rd has received uo
.tjluiatioji from the postal department
that a lly seensce aevemtiuies a
..venmni.,soon ue put on the Prine
vtlle and.Dtilles mafi line. Now If the
route can Ue changed back on the Cow
.vwwuM nm r i nuevuieues ,wjll he
uai'By
Mrs. S. H. Cowan,
Rn Eleqant Display
of MILLINERY , of ill
Kinds,
'- ' Hats trimmed in
LRTEST STYLE.-
'the
Ald Bristol JlllVii hkilf ift frJ
ftuttfitlie laatail ,thi,Bionth, ., ,
H.te.v. Ititwm iii.iti ,r u...i....i ii..
pmauheiijit Haantaln Hutu, '.iJ
Sumiliiiy. , : . .. . '
Ut, M. It. ITueJter .and wlfe,.dfS-
coiufc, .wus,thei.HMt.(if Ii. S. WocuJeii
last ttatwrtiiy .and .Suntlajr. ; . , ;,. .
We mutilue in last weiik's ExfiUiss
thut "ftu'iMt" gum 'the J4appeningsif
Hanthow. iliat'srigUt "iVr, paring'
"' l"e l!Oj.i.le that, you can talk.
"A. Jnhr.aoiM .sil,Ungl)iister, Mrs
iNora xiKMiiijaeiL of Ujis uluee. 1
Alonzo i'JjjHSjja is home fnmi Bruab
reek, where 1d iuu teen at woik Ui
past mouth.
The -weather is like the old iiegro
saV.I: "More ram inure grass trow,
:im.a." :
Sumtlel Atlridge, irf peleMiii' at"
teiidul the nieel inj; ,.t Mosntiiiii Uuiiie
(in liidtMuniliiy, . .
Jolui 2uiu wall's I'ahilly, (ir'Kuw'iie,
hns moved on their iiIiuih" in ili.m ,:
Home. ,v
We understand 4he n eai-livrs of
MoUtltaiil Hiinie eliilni ilu- h.. ...hi,.!
out sin, alLhougii the UiiiU' Miys those
uiui oiaiui uiey live wiiimui mm are
lilll'N tlllll tllH fl'lllll IK II. II 111 ii...... ....
sometiiitiK siiullwlo lUal.
sonis .now receiving its paint. Tlie Kichler
uoute woum ue a creuit to anybody's town.
Mr...A. L.Parrish ajllsoou have his house
ready (r oocupancy. Mr, . has built a
goodthttuse.
TlKiiew'dwellingof vra. Smith in tlie
uor .pan ot town is ready for the shingles.
Oa inontli of the school has been tanglit
and tlieeiirollnieiit has reached fifty-four.
Parents, pupils and teacher are all working
wgranor Harmoniously to make the school
a sueeesa, which it is in every particular.
A liveechool nieanaa live community..
Tiie-t'imilicrland Presbyterian Church lias
decided to build a substantial church at
this place. Kev. Blair, of Eugene, isaniong
us investigating matters; also Uev. Thomp.
son, of ihebanon. The building will cost
about ywo. The Presbyterians are to be
lieoitil aonuuended for their action in this
matter.rand have tlie beat wishes of the n
tirc coauuunity. . -
8e'fl families have rcMntlv n,.w,.rf ,' I
our midst, and more will follow' in the near
tutors. Heal estate has been changing
hands rajsidlv and all things assume a pros
pcrous condition.
A little ehiid ot Kev. Bowerman ha ,o.
and is seriously sick ; attended by I)r. Polev,
of Lebanon, ,
- Our merthsjit and I', M., Frank Davis,
has sold his entire stock and trade to Kalph
Fisher, of AHuiny, the latter now having
wntrol. :; .:, ,
.' '"' TaAVELEH. :
Mt. William rtnnnalt
ah u i , "i nolo near
Albany, has bought S5 acres of laud
rfrom Hugh Harris and has moved into
Itliehouse vatil h ri.. a - .
"J 'm Allies, JWr
I jArnes having moved to his new house
H4IIV. ITC9II IUWII,
r.Skeltou has moved to his new
haiiie, purchased from Chas. Simmons,
haif a mile north-east of town. '
M'c were Informed that Joe Ames
waslaiptnjedby Bev. Clapp into the
TJiruion Church, Jfonday.
KtfiTP Phllllnu r,oJ , .
v - -i row,i uirougn town
.Monday, on his way to subnosna wit.
uesses on the McKinnon trial and re
turned Tliesi Inv v.iih ,.lf .... ,
. . " iulw iiuuioer
mi iiiiiinntv.
Mr. Hainer, of this place, has sold his
farm to a party from Oregon Citv Do
not kiiow Vi hut Mr, Hauler is going t
. UNO. -
Santlam Whispers."
Mr. Philip,, o7 Mountain Home,
Cihta'S 080''' Ho,lw "-
( Mr, Phipps, of Southern Oregon
formerly of this plaCe, is "hrit g
friends and relatives. ' ' "wung
When Mrs. Kifuii,,., ....
. , ........ ,., uuu were
U efri 7SB(KtS2n2!L ost,wwk
hut nei.i JI'"V'1,.U,,UBB OWB,
"uiv at-iiuusiy nurt.
The readers of the T un -n...
wefk8 .Tn q.UlU' di8al'P'ted last
ilium ., i i "p "'i'i uiu hoi reacn
.... .. ,ul luesuay or lust week.
lAliKor.
Buy youuu acre in Ralstons addi
tion and build your wile a nice liouse.
buve rent nud be happy:
CUM BlillLAND P Ji K 8 H Y '1' K It 1 A l
CHUKCH.-There will be the regular
services here Sabbath. The paslor has
returned home aud will be in the pul
pit. ;. K. JS. Thompson, Pastor.
Contractors Notice.
The contract for tlie iiiillrtin,, r .,
church house In bodavllje, Lynn Coun-
iy, wregon, will he let trt the lowest
bidder. Tlie specifications aud draw
ing" can be seen at ltev. E. V. Thnmh
sou's, on Mondav. Nov. 2 iroi
until Sat., Nov. 7, 1891. at whiel,' ti,
tne contract will be let. The ,.n,m..it.
tee retainable privilege of rejecting
ny or an nids.
E. E, Thompson,
lit V Tot K
Hardwakis, Stovus and Ranobs
' UtOM
MATTHEWS & WAHIfliORN,
X Albany, Ore. ,'. '...
Mr. Ci H, Ralston was in Alban
this week, attending court., , ,
W. C. Petersou was In the count .
seat this week.
R. Hiatt was in Albany yesterday. .
Miss Lizzie Dnnnca visited the coun
tycut this week.
Attorney A. F. Stowe is In Albany
this week.
Miss Ada Miller left this morning for .
McMiuuville on u visit. ;
Jtnke Miller was in Albany yester
day. ;:
Mrs. C. H. Pulsion is in Albany this
week, visiting her sister, Mrs. MoClain, .
who is very sick.
On Wednesday. Norman Smith
bought ('has. Miller's interest in the
drug store. Norman is how sole, pro
prietor. We wish him success.
It is a matter of sonic inconvenience
to be subpoenaed as a witness for. the
Circuit Court, as some of ot business
men found out this week. . ;
From present indications this will tie
long term of Circuit Court, there be
ing sevemi Important jury ll'''v ji ; ;
ur... mi t n :! ... .-
w ..,, u.io iupuiur
harness maker, arrived In Albany
Sunday noon, accompanied by his
bride, Miss Minnie Bishop. They will
reside at Mr, .Overman's home iii the
First Ward. Mr. and Mm. Overman
have the best wishes of ahoBt of friends
for happiness and prosperity, of which
they deserve an abundance. ; : , ''
The program for the dedication- of
the Lebanon Baptist Church is ae fol
lows: Sunday, Nov. 1st, 11 A. jf Ser
mon by Rev. A. J. Him a-.. -'.'...
Idence, Ore.;! p.m., basket dinned
at church; 3 p.m., Dedication sermon
v "u..v,.i. iiill, or Portland; 7:30
P.M., sermon by Rev. Geo. W. Hill
of Albany. A cordial invitation Is ex
tended to all. ,
From the Guard
. . ,-iii, mere
is a genuine case of lenrnsv i t .
county. The unfortunate victim Is J
A. Babcock, who lives in tho McKiui
ie district about half a mile north of
the McKinzie bridge. Arrangements
have been made ftr 1, isolation and
food will be left at a mnihnhm i.-
for the afflicted man. He is a voun-
"liu was pronounced a
"suspect" in Honolulu four years ago. '
Mr. A. D. Hart, of San Prancisco,
Director and assistant manager, and
Mr. I, C. Hicks.
for the Pacific States Savings, Loan and
Building Co., of Sun Francisco, are
visiting Lebanon for tha
tahlishlng a local branch of their Co.
toe "I'acltic States" Is the larirest mid ':
most successful Building and Loan As-
eoeiatlon in tho West h.inn ;
4,000 depositors, with a subscribed cap- A
ital of over $4,800,000 and assets of over
475,0tJ0. , The object of this company -4
is to aid people in house building ov
loaning money for thai purpose at a
iiw rate or interest and easy monthly
repayment of principal and interest,
about the equivalent of rent, and td V
furnish those who wish to invest a "I
small portion of their monthly Income ;1
where it will be absolutely safe and at r i'f
the same time earn the largest possible : '
legitimate rate of Interest, an opportu- : f
nltyso to do. This Co, has loaned
over $50,000 in Portland and since Juue:
1st nearly $10,000 in Salem, l,,.,-.-,,..
been the cause in the latter city of the, r
erection of seventeen houses duritig
lh t period. Measrs. Pe Ui PSHHl At (I n il 1 ."
land have been appointed local agents' :
.a mis vo. ana will be ple ised to
plain the system to those .w. ,
cllher investment or loans.
LP'BANON CANAL NOTICE.
All parties luivimr claims ilirjlliial Ilia
construction deiiiirlmeut of nlH i,,.i
either for material or labor furnished"
anauotailjustedbyduehlil or other-;
wise, will hand In their ,-ln irtiii Art h
before the ninth day of Nov., 18SI1, to ,
Thos. Price, Contractor, and M. A. '
Millet, Secretary of said company, : '
Thos. Pun. p. '