The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, October 13, 1893, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr VOL VII TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year 82 00 (If imM Iti ..ilvitiice, 'H ftujmryeiir,) Six mouths 1 00 Threi' momlm M Ingle cofik'h,.,.... ... 06 J Secret Ooctetles, IjKHUNON LOIHiK, NO. 47. 1.0. O. F.-Mi'('lH wrvfttiliinlny evenlimat Odd Fellows Hull, nt o'"11"'''"' A. A. KEEK, N. 0. W.t.PKTHURON.KMt'y. HfcRMlKHKWA UW.K, SO. 47 1 . 0 0 F. entc l I. (I. O. F dull tlrt ann .tlllnl Wednos- fa"" """ TXWbk. n. . pOI,I.tKBAI.TMARSH, Biult'y 'l.BBA o IjiikiI!, Nn, A. V. A A. M.-Meeti fclbinlny eveuiiiK, on or before the bill uinou In rriri niuiiui, Kli. lUMJIACK. W. M, . Mll.l.RR. Bttc. .Honor kiwis, No. 3. A 0, 1.1. W.-Meel OTory Wuestlay evnnliift m tl. A. It. Hull. mi , 1111.1. S.ClHlBTKEV, M.W. jC. Ar 7.AHN, Roc. i't Mkhios 0ip, So. 111. mv orniimio SossorVirr's.-Mtftt urO.A. It. Hull, Ili"Mj. 'Ot., every Hnttmlny eocnlitK. except "' H; 'ft slurilav of until month, netittlni! tint tlnril I' rl di.y liwuwd. All liroUient of tint Himb or Vil- semuw mitt mimnutiMMifUliu A. H. are conllsllj ,lt.dlonMtwlt.uro,.Pio A. Chaimix, First Sent. PROFESSIONAL. SAML. wl. Oakland, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW . LEBANON. OREGON. . 8TOWE ti SOMERS Ajttorneys at Law, TITLK8 EXAMINED. Oolltlftlmn ntven imimiit Mill wtremi nHomlon.' VV11I pnutllwt In nil tint uourts of lint tut. - 1 omct IN rol'RTNRV'B BRICK. 1 . LtlliAHON, OBKOON. Veatherfafi & Chaiberlali, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ALBAHY. OREGON. ; W. It SILYEU, ATJORNEY - AT - LAW, 1 ALBANY, OKEQON. ! J. JL WTATT, Attorbes'- at - Law, i ALBAJJi, OREGON. ; Be Sure and Call on HOPKINS BROS ! Albany, Oregon, 1 FOB Mug Stovei, CM SIgkc. I8T'GO0DajT Learn Telegraphy. A TRADE. IT PAYS. v 1 Add tom, I OrefitiniMi Bulltling, FOKTMND, OOS- i ' ' .. St. Charles Hotel MOinm aym mum ntmewmmn mim, fc.EHANOi'jf. OHVMOM BUD THOMPSON, Proprietor. i First-Class in all Apartments.' " Spolnl attention paid t Com j mflroialomn. Board untl LodfcrinK, wV dutf.M to 2,; per week 4.6" to LEBANON, Administrator's Notloe. Notice in lii'rcliy pven thu;, hy luivhority of an orflvp isstied out of the County Court of Lmti County, O.i'gun, on the 2nd day ot tJ(ulii'P, 1H!W, !, us mlmiiiitarutor of tlie ch tateof John M. J. Lou'iill, rU'tensed, will, oi, llit' Kith (lay of Ni'vctiiMor, IKiM, at the hour ol two o'doi'k u of haul Jay, on thu iri'iiiin('n, wj!1 ut imhlic atiuUuit Ui the htlicHt hiilik-r, fur nne-lmlf cash in howl unci bahim lit one year's time ut ten per Rent interest iwrtuuiiiiii from rlntu of Bale, Hfcuurwl by first mortpiiKe on the property Bold, the following (luscrihijil real OKtaUvw; lunging to thu Huid emuto: Ileijiiiiiiiig at a poiut Huvi!ntv-uiglit(7H) rods north of the Houth-GHHt corner of Uichurd and Louisa Cltoa lie's Donation Land L'iaim, Kotifiea tion No. 2.'W0, Claim No. 55, in Linn County, Onou ; thence south Kuvonty-eight (78) rode to the mud corner; thence west eighty-one 81) rod; ihence north 'eighty (80) rods; tiioii(tf).in uu euHtorly course eighty-on (81) and a 'fraction rods to the place of begin niogj'containliig forty acreH in Linn Coun ty, On.'gon, Hale to bo at the 1'enidenufi of the deceased, ftitmited near tlie south-east corner of thu ubuve described preuiiHUb, J AMEB tl.AKVtV LllVEALt, Administrator of tlieKtate of Joliu M, J. LxV'ull. Uku'i, M. Uahlanu, .Uty. for Adminitst'r. '.Lonunou.Or., UiU t, 1803. HuutuiitiiH. Hn tlu- Clrenlt Oourt-wf the RtaUMif reRon. for W-e County ol Linn, M-MIhk teniix at Afijauy. Htnlu ut Orifttiii, iuuiy of Linu, n ft, W. B. Ponaua. J.M. Wu,leJid J. A. ItuUirto, TrunUicH, j'laiutioti. VH. C. G. lUeklmiiwi ouid Carrie Haofcleitmn, his wife, Jmuh; W'liUe, Jlunry lietUtntwHur L. Haati, (ioiiw luwiupnn undurthe itnu name an tyle of UcllenlMjfler, Haatdc Co., T P. Craudull doiiiR liuHinuHH utwhir tlie Itim luune-and style ol T. I. (Jrtuulatl CurrDtmiu, WiKxlnilt'. Pru Co,, a corporation, umd N. BtelnUrnger, Uoft nU ants. To T. P. CmndiUl drting buinetinider the 'firm name ami rtytooM'. p. ilrttiltlall Co,, Oiirrot w)u, Woixlnitl', PMltCo., a corpoatiou, and N. Hteinburgur, ol'u,i dtsfun danut In the Name or Uiu 8nite l Onton: You are hereby nnnilriHl oiipua t 1 aitd wwwer the com plaint tiled agaiaHt yuu I a thtt tJum-e entitled null 0y the Hrat dy-Whe tot na of tbemld t:ourt, next following ilie objuration of tht'jmlilication oftliln HunitnoiiK, to-wtt: by thu fuiirtk Monday of OiiU-l-or, IKiH, the oaitlwlug tlie 'JM - xlay of October, 1H93. and tl you 601 ho i e anmwr.tfor want thero of. the plaiiitltfmwill an) ply Ut Hk-. eourt fur tlie rutier deuiandml In Ui e eaiutdant, to-wtt: For JiidKmeiit attains, said i leftodnm C. C. MacUe man, for laww.Oi, mid iaiunnit thereon at thu rate of 1ft per ent. pur p timum,tnim the L'Mh day of July, ami the 1 ur'tiex iaiui of f!54MK) at toruoy'H fee and fur tl ieir wo and dislmrHe monoi, aud furadunroe fortlaiortieltwure of their intirtRaRu, aNtMlDHt all said 4u-iidant8, on the following duwrlbcd rea1 leHtate; aitimted in Ltnu County, unite of Ort'Kon ,t-wt: Lou one (1), two 2). tlirce (), Court(4 fl ve (i-Hw (A), seven (7), eight (, uhte (n (to), ifthwk No, nix (6), in J. M. ItalHon'K fourtl 3 yuditiun to the Town of Lebanon, ttd for Uw reformation or Hid uartffaw i n4 that said real eiilate be sold, ana tlwi'vouscdRof laid sale applied tn MlMfaetlon i of wLld iudfrment, and that the elatniH.4Uid liitt (rwrtsof!! naid defend- autareMibwtttintaiid Juntorte plaintlfflt mort iraRe and for nmh'Otuer reUot4Uiht the ouurt may Miem raeetand iiiriiltahl e. This puhlleatlun Is i cade i-bf order of Hon. Oeo. H. Burnett, Judgi 4 oftUie above entitled eourt, duly uiadwon the lWh Aug of August and rllwl on thriKnd di wof Aiummt 1H08. BAM't-M.UAJH-AND ftUdWFOWr.&UoXRRK, Altya. for Plaiutifft. You oan.get tbetter mbltiet size pict ures hI Crwfod 4 Paxtoo e la Alba ny for 91 W:per do- sen ikmn at other gullriea for -ttuy prlioe. Our work Is guaranteed. .R'ruitanciit cillery es taUHahcd for.33'i eain. Nioor work allowed too out. Com. and w ue. Albany, lal 8fctvt. Next dor Maaon lo Temple, Coutueuting Wed nesday, f5ept. 27th aud on ecfc Moafiay, Wedtteeday aud Friday to ad liHuding Friday, Oot. 27tli, the H PjQo, will have on sale excursion Uckett:Xiebanou to Portland aud return,. $&60 eaob, vrliteh will include admltaiou'to the Nor in Pa cific Industrial "Exposition, rickets are limited to 10 duya from dateaf suit or return pawage. Old sold or ilvr made Into uew' i riiigrt, piua Ac-h, at Hatdy's. U&PowdeK r '.The only Pure Cini of Tartar Powder.No Ammonia; Ko Alumi CHid m Millioas cf Homes 40 Years the Standard. OREGON, OCT OBER 13, 1893. How is Tiiis? Something unlqim In dnyeofmammolh pre' Wum affMll H In the latest elTort of F MttorA'a Maa tAm, a New York r ,()ntt,. of ,,. and gunerul reading; The proposition i Jte mnA lhf Mllga. zine one year for o m,& n1(. rPKUlir subscription prio. ,. ;imd , (lfliIi t0 send each sut mil(er ftflywo eorn plcte novels du' ;he twelve mnntln one each wet m- Think of it. non retteive new atwl complete no 'by mMt p)gt r)ai(ij every week torRfty-two weeks, and in addition yo vjet the magziiie once a month, for twelve montlw, all for one dollar. I t jg n offer which the pub lisher ca a ny afford to'iuake in the contldei ,t expeetation of getting a htindre 4 thousand new eubscriliers. Anion g ithe authors of the .coining series aTOil Wilkie Colling, Walter Bes nt, Jjrs. 'Oliphanl, Mary Cecil Hav, Flot tenoeUarryat, Anthouey Trollope, A. Coomn Dovle. Mitts Braddon. Can. tai n Marryat, Miss Thackery and Ji jle Verne. If you wish to take ad v antageof this unusual opportunity, iiend one dollar for-Stafford1 Maga zine oae year. Your rst copy of the magazine and your first number of tin fifty-two novels (oneeaeh week) which you are to receive during tlie year will be seat you by return wail. Remit by P. (. order, registered letter or ex press. Address SH. STAFFORD, Publibjigk, Stafford's Magazine, P. O. Box 2264, New Work, N. Y. Please mention this paper. flHICAGO AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. Send ten cents (silver) r twelve cents in stamps fr a Handy Poeket Gukl to the great exposition; fives In formation of value to every visitor Street Guide, Hotel Prices, Cab Fares, Restaurant Rates, etc. Describes the hMden pitfalls far the unwary, and hints how to keep -out of them. This ImHripensible companion to every visttor to the -windy city will beeent by mail, post paid, on receipt often cents silver,, -or twelve cents In sUrnps. Address H. STAFFORD, Pcbubhbb, P.'. Box 2264, New York N. Y, , w . About 8:30 Monday evening a (lie alarm was sounded aud it was found that the dwelling occupied by E. E. Banish and family en First aud Baker streets was on fire in the rear, '(lie deawtment responded quickly, but omiM get no water for some time, and in' the meantime theiflames had gained a goad start. The thouse was alrnut hai&eonsumed, and cone of the ouh tente, though a plaue and a good ileal of fnwnlture was cajtrled out. Hie house was owned by D. B. Monteith, and. was not insured. The contents wet insured for tl&Mitu the Farmers and Merchants. The loss on the house is about $1000. Whea tlie li rtt was dis coveveti the house was locked up and the occupants were out In town. The doers and windows bad to lie broken 4a to effect an entrants. Charles Murphy was run over by the chemical engine but waa not badly but Her aid. The Urnwiiiiville Lnmt Cage. Tlie matter of the title to the land upon which the town of Kurth Browns ille stands, which was filed upon a few months ago by a man named Munk, who essayed to gobble it up under an alleged defect in title, the facta of wliteh were published nt that time, has been placed in the hands of Representative Hermann by the citi zens of North Brownsville. It involves the title to the entire town. When the town was located it was understood that tlie title to the land was in the Oregon & California Railroad Coinpa uy, although originally assumed to be in the state under indemnity school land selections. Conveyances have been made by the state as well as hy the railroad company and lots sold under these titles. The government, however, declined to approve the state as well as railroad selections, and tlie people find themselves without valid title. Representative Hermann has attempted relief through the depart merit, but without avail, and has now resorted to legislative relief in congress. His plan, as outlined in the bill intro duced a few days ago. is U authorize Oliver P. Coshow, of North Browns ville, who is the assuee from the railroad company, to make payment of $2.50 per acre to the government, and make entry of 162 acres specially described, upon first giving 80 days' notifte of his intention to make entry, and thereafter he shall make aud de liver to each person claiming to own property in North Brownsville the record title to which property shall have been derived from any attempted conveyances by the school superin tendent, and the Oregon & California Railroad Company. The entry when made shall be transmitted by the Ore gon City land office to the commission er of the general land office, and upon satisfactory showing to him that deeds have been tendered by the entrymau to the varlotiB property-holders, patent shall issue to Oliver P. Coshow. If the following from the Corvallis Daily News is correct, there will be lively boating on the Willamette this winter: "We learn that there will be seven boats on the river this season running up from Portland. " The 0. P. company will have the Hoag and the Sisters on the upper river, the latter probably running up as far aa Eugene, and the former to Corvallis. The com pany will also fun the' El wood from Portland tn Salem. Then there are the Altntona, Raniona, Toledo, Willamette Chief and Manzaullla, which will also run out of Portland, the two former as tar up as Eugene and the latter exclu sively for the Corvallis flouring mills, while the other two will carry freight between points. Under these circum stances boating will be lively on the river this winter." Perhaps some of our readers would like to know in what respect Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is belter than any other. We will tell you.- When this remedy is taken as soon as a cold has been contracted, aud before it has become settled In the system, it will eouuteract' effect of the cold aud greatly lessen its severity, and It Is the only remedy that will do this. It acts in perfect harmony with nature and aids nature iu relieving the lungs, openiug the secretions, liquefying the mucus apd causing its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs and restoring the system to a strong and healthy condition. No other remedy in the market possesses these remarkable properties. No other will cure aoold oquKskly. jfor sale by M. A. Miller, Druggist. Mr. J. K. Charlton, of this place, was iu Albany Saturday, to meet Mr. Crawford, of Silver City, New Mexico, where ilr. Jas. J. Oiaritoti -has been awppiug for the benefit of his health, wjfli is much improved. NO 33 . County Court. )YM of Harrisbiirg I.ti ruber Co., $27.71' con- - tiltllCil. Applications of Preston N, "Brownwu,. Arthur Wood, John Coins, Warle Uleffn' and Frank 8. Vanl, for free scholarship 'Hi the State Agricultural College, Mere filed. Bill ot J. I. Bollida lor $200, acct. roar's, was disallowed. Bill ot fees of Oreiron vs. Frank Dnncan, $47.45, continued ; alto bill of Albany Furni ture Co., $5. account poor; also in Oregon vs. Wong Tia, $37.95; also fees Oregon vs. Frank Darby, $36.85. Arthur Wood and John Goitis were selec ted by lot to free scholarships in tlie State Agricultural college. Application of Smith Cox et al, for coun ty road, granted. John (Man, N. I. Conn and S. Fronian appointed viewers. County court ordered a road established as prayed for by J. A. JIcBride and Nancy Coon. The following bills were allowed :- Mrs. Mary Galloway, acct poor O. P. Coshow, acct. poor G. C. Cooley, aid Mrs. Clark P. A. Henderson, aid self Ladies Aid Society, aid poor V. E. Savage, aid Co $500 5 00 6 00 10 on 27 5j 10 no 800 10 00 10 tt 10 00 800 19 00 600 79 59 10 65 405 10 60 15 09 41 at O. F. Crawford, aid Sirs. Itoberts VV. H. Wallace, aid Kitts B. White, aid Kenworthy K. C. Kemp, aid self M. A. Anderson, aid Hoganburg J. W. Zomalt, aid self Kluabetb Osbom, aid self Harrisburg Lumber Co., acct. roads j State vs. Johh Howard ' State vs. A. M. Castle J John Usher, janitor ' John R. tlMlHt0 nvf mnA P. W. Spink, lumber Albany E. L. Co. 25ir, Hayne 1 Buck, acct. roads John Burnett, acct. poo Oregon vt. Ed. Cox and Johnnie Den 9 7 ies 16W B. F. Craw, acct. poor 25 0f Meston Dygcrt Book Co. 4 00 Hodges & McFarland, acct. poof 6 35 V. G. Moore, aid Taylor 12 00 G. W. Phillips, aid Shongh 6 00 Inquest R. G. Cochrane SI 25 Dist. att'y's fees, Oregon vs. Chas. Brown 10 00 Dist. att'y's fees, Oregon vs. Job 2 0 Fees, state vs. Chas. Brown 80 35 Oregon vs. John Howard and J. I Allen 82 45 B. G. Wigie, acct. rondo 22 50 D. M. Large, O. L. Murphy and A. Daws, acct. bridges S3 IS E. B. Wilson, bounty 109 Examination P. McQueen 17 0 N. P. Payne, sect, poor 10 79 F. Seehale, acct. poor 24 09 Dr. Hyde, tcct, poor'' ' It 09 W. li. Bilyeu, sect, poor 66 09 C. C. Jackson, acct. elicnf (6 02 Stites & Nutting, printing 5 99 W. F. Deakins, acct. assessor 5 09 H. C. Hardman, acct. roods 15 SO J.J. Davis, acct. poor 10 09 T. L. Dugger, printing 3 40 A. Blaker, acct, roads 87 29 Albany C,4 W. Co. 5 00 Mew Shoe filtuy. Having opened up a abut aud rapai shop in Lebanon, I respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. I warrant all my work to he HrH-elass, untl make a specialty of line work aud Mies' shoes. M. D. Vauoham. There will be services In tbe Cum berland Presbyterian Church on th second and fourth Sundays In each month, at 11 a. ui, und 7:30 y. 111, Y. V. McGee, Pastor, On account of the prolonged) and se rious illness of Mm Maggie Mitthel Haudy, daughter of Hon, Jofir, Ij, Mitchell, the Senator left Washington Wednesday night (of hist weft) fog Portland. As be Is expected 1o eome through direct, he will reach Iwiiia about Tuesday. He bad planned to come in tbe latter part of October, but the condition of Mrs. Handy la auett that he deemed it wise to come at oaic, Senator Mitchell dislifled to lenve Washington at this time, but It ignnt probable that a vote will ha 4nfr urv iu the senate before Ms return. Evening Telegram..