WEEKL2 liUDGET.
Tlf L'liSDAY
.NOVK.YIIiKR 14, 1SSI)
Kuti rffl at. the. InnUjii:c at Lfxiimtan, Or., a
!rriillt-vlueH Matter.
At the mheripthm prirp of thr LEXI SKTON
WEEKLY JU'lXlETiy nut!f,$i per yrnrt ire shall
init if . ji't'ivnnt of Vitnh in tatranrr. Thrrr.
wilt pntitirrhi he tut tlvialiatt nun thin rule.
Any nnr. rrrrirhta thin paper mat kin winy that he
turn not pa hi or it, trill viali rsfainl that it is
tithrr cniHftiiniriifnrif. if. mniplc copy, or Hint some
rim d hax paiif fur t.
HERE AND THERE.
Cutiimetiliiit; on tlm l;Ktit iitiun tit
presuiit cxiHtin anions tin; settlors in
I ak itji, tin! Orctjoiiittii. mentions tlio f j i 1 1.
Unit Hit! cliiiinti! of that region is fatal to
nil but tl to luirtliuHt ciiiuhIs, ami oflrn
tliistnidivo to tlium. It, grown tlio liiiust
wliuitt in t ho wor ld when it )i jx-n.s with
out Oust, and thin in ii!iliiiH 0:10 year
in three but a failure of the wheat
crop means a total crop failure anil the
en tin! Iohm of his HUtniiicr'n work to tlm
fanner. J I in ckhs aro all in one banket.
Ill) can grow 110 other crop, ami bin
wheat crop in expowed to mimiiier uh
well its int(;r vii:issitnilt!H. It may be
burned up by the kuii as well as nipped
by the frost. The rainfall is never more
than barely enough to fertilizo the
wheat plant, and a fall below the ttv
ru",o inuuim a more or less complete
failui'H of the crop. (Solely dependent
upon the wheat crop, its failure reduces
the settlers to penury. Mostly encum
bered with farm ami chattel mortgages,
the loss of returns from their annual
crop not only cuts oil' their means of
living, but threatens their only capital,
their mortgaged farms, stork ami im
plements. In comparison with that
great wheat-growing region, with its
frequent failures, intense ami long-continued
colli weather, light rainfall ami
short, hot summer, where only wheal
can be raised, Morrow county is a ver
itable J'aradise. While many farmers
here devote their entire attention to the
wheat crop, yet they are not compelled
to do so by the character of the soil or
climate, but when so disposed can vary
their products to suit their own ideas or
the demands of the market.
THE RICHT KIND.
In bis report to tbu secretary of the
interior, Acting Commissioner Stone of
the general laud ollice says:
The practice of this otlico now is, and
always should have been, not to cancel
an entry, or bold it in suspension, upon
merely technical grounds, or upon mere
HiiHpicion of fraud, but to determine
eVHiy case upon its real merits, in a
epirit liberal to the extent of the law,
the boiH fidu good intention of the set
tler beiiig presumed, unless evidence to
the coii'rary appear,
v ' ,5-
Tt iiIIokIs mo inlinitu pleasure, Air.
Secretary, to inform you that dur ing my
more than four months of intimate con
nection with tlio duties of this ollice 1
have found no evidence of general mis
conduct on tlm pait of our western set
tlers. There is inoro in tbu samo vein, which
j;tHH to hIiow that Action Co issioner
Stone uml Commissioner (irnll" are gov
erned by far different sentiments from
those that controlled ex-Coinmissioner
Sparks, who seemed to art upon the
conclusion that every settler was trying
to obtain fraudulent possession of gov
crnmeiU land.
Tins ollieo ban received from Frank
C. liaker, state printer, n copy each of
the Hussion laws of IHSlt and "Uesources
of Oregon." The appearance of these
volumes as well as of all the work we
liavu yet seen from the state ollice
shows that .Mr. l'.akcr is a printer
worthy of his position. In days long
Koue we knew him in Portland as a
young man of ability and energy, ami
lie lias advanced with the march of
time. He is an honored member of the
typographical union and carries a testi
monial of esteem from the employes of
tlm state ollice in the shape of an ele
gant gold-headed cane.
Tmk sherill's of the ilill'erent counties
in Oregon w ill meet at Portland on le
cumber (Hit to perfect a permanent or
ganization to meet unnually or ol'lener
(or the pur pose of taking such measures
uh inn seem best on any subject that
pertains hf the duties of the ollice and
the public good. Thin is a step tleseiv
iug the strongest commendation, as it
t ill result in a system which w ill greatly
increase the prospect of capturing crim
iuuls and lesson tlio expense to individ
ual counties.
(ikm. (. O. Ilowuur says that, con
trary to the general belief, Indianslare
consliUitly infieasing in numbers. M.ik
intl 11 careful compulation from the
latest report which embrace all the
Mates and territoiies, excepting Alaska,
lie makes a total of L'li'.'.H'.'O.
T11 k smallest homestead in Oregon is
undoubtedly that of A. Nelson of Polk
county, who holds a patent for I ;l:M0O
acres of laud. Mr. Nelson evidently
doesn't want the whole world.
Iianckoft, the historian, says that
longevity will come to the man wlu
keeps his temper. If this rule works
inversely some of uh should be glad that
we are not dead nlreadv.
At'comuNt! to the 0;ic.iii,ii of yester
day the real (iibbs has been captured at
last, lie was arrested ill Yreka countv,
Cut.
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Washington has 1 si sawmills.
Kggs are 4') cents a dozen in Walla
Walla.
Vaccination is being enforced in the
Seattle public schools.
An Astoria justice of the peace has
lined an umbrella thief ifWI.
Kx-l Itivernor (iuo. I.. Woods is dan
gerously ill at Forest drove.
Tom Pitch, Ihe silver-tongued orator
of Nevada, is on a visit to Oregon.
The new custom house at Port Town
send when completed will cost $240,000.
Oregon's 1SS0 crop of apples w ill not
exceed one-fourth of last year's produc
tion. There are ISL' convicts in the peniten-
t t in i v at Walla Walla, an increase of (18
in one year.
Two school-rooms in Seattle have
been closed because typhoid fever is
prevalent in the neighborhood.
Mis. U. W. Morrison, who came to
Oregon in IS) I, died at her residence in
Clatsop on Sunday night of last week.
Wm. Chamber lain, an old river cap
tain of Mast Portland, was stricken with
paralysis last Saturday. There is little
hope of his recovery.
Waitsburg has an active and eflicient
board of trade with thirty-two members,
which is doing much for the advance
merit of that thriving place.
Two nice milk cows, harnessed to a
buggy, says the Ilaker City Jlra-illf,
formed a part of an immigrant out lit
that passed down Alain street recently.
The people of Coos county will sow
more grass seed this fall than usual,
barge tracts that were burned over by
the forest, fires this season will be sown
in grass this fall.
A band of wild hogs which rango in
the mountains west of Canyon City
broke into a potato Held the other day
and destroyed nearly all the' crop. These
wild hogs were first seen four or five
years ag" .
Oil", of i.'.e great curiositien of eastern
Oregon is the .Malheur cave, which
almost rivals the Mammoth cave of Ken
tucky. Within it is a st ream in which
lish blue in color and eyeless have been
caught. It. was used as a stronghold by
the Indians in former years.
Says tht! Walla Walla Aoiirnitl : A
strange phenomena in wells is percept
ible nil over the country. Many, which
in the divest seasons furnished an
abundance of good water, have suddenly
gone dry, as though the bottom had
dropped out. Whit can it mean?
John Carnctt, a Ibitish sailor, died in
the Seattle hospital last week. He told
his attendants that there was a cache on
Apple island, lying between Vancouver
island and the mainland, that contained
$!iin,000 in gold dust that came from
Prazer river. He had no map to give
the exact location, but the island is a
small one.
Two phonographs aro in practical use
in Salem one in the ollice of Secretary
Mi bride, the other at the State insur
ance ollice. It bids fair in a measure to
take the place of the stenographer. The
dictator speaks upon the phonograph's
wax rolls the winds be wishes written,
and the operator of the typewriter after
wards places the instrument to bis car
and manipulates his machine, the words
being pronounced by the phonograph
distinctly ami rapidly or slowly, be gov
erning the speed by turning a tension of
the electric motor by which the ma
chine is propelled.
Tui:iu: are men in all brant lies of bus
iness who fail to understand the full
henelit to be derived from extensive ami
persistent advertising. They may be
keen enough in all other matters and
thus maintain a respectable place in the
race, hut the firms that keep their
names and business constantly and
prominently before the public eye are
ones that are always ahead. P.y the
modest card of A, 1! it Co., the peo
ple who are all buyers may bo in
formed as to the fact that this firm
exists uml carries a certain lino of goods
"at the old stand;" this fact may be
pretty well known, locally, even with
out advertisement. Put it is C, 1 &
Co., advertising extensively, persist
ently and obtrusively, who attract the
attention of the buyers near and far,
excite their curiosity and capture their
trade as surely as that two and two
make four. Look at the most success
ful firms in any business; look at the
sound cities. Staver ilt Walker or any
other wide-awake firm in Portland will
aver most emphatically that advertis
ing pays, even in conservative, moss
giown Webfoot. A printer may bo ac
cused of prejudice in discussing this
matter, but there is abundant evidence
on every hand to support his views.
DAINTY. BUT DANCEROUS.
tier eniintntfng tittle lin.it,
FrdiM beneath her Jaunty suit,
Ventured out.
Thtit she knew tin i itching t'luinu,
- Without inclining tuiv ) 11 1 111.
W lie cul l (Inula'.'
So, I wooed tlie ohnrming mtltil,
Kir-t euehiinteit, iik 1 said,
by tier hunt.
Now. alas! I'm licit iiivtuv,
Uools inn! temper seldom nro
Ituilt tn suit.
Knr nur friendship ripened fust,
All. I before u year hud passed
W e 11 ere t eit.
Nmiv. both bonis Hint nllier things
Recklessly slit' otien fluids
At my ticii'l.
S,:lU IT.', ,.'lirl(li.
LOUD CALL.
Over at l ong Creek they have a per
suasive way of notifying debtors to
"pony up." A hotel man advertises as
follow in the En.jl,-:
t'MtHlli l' li II 1 .- t ills U lint Oi'tltlltc'l to
iiny )i(rlii iil.tr pel'-.. m. Iml 11 Mrlke rhe iiut
jnrllv 11 lu'ii tt e. 'ines to p;iiiu dills. Kspeei
iilll tuts ti until litilintitci! trull when ho hits tlio
ttfiul to cut ti person 0111 of a homo tunl not
nrler Iti piiy linn a let cent. I'w lee ttttvo t
itsse.l you w ho itro in.iet'le.t ttt mo to pity up.
tunl 11.01. nentleiiit'ii, 'She miisl 001110," or ott.st
for I'olli'cittin will U H'l.lt-.l.
Vollm ttU'ecltonnU'ly.
Tlm harvest tn ttut tnltnnt ompi.o. net ttuit
tlio omin t ihresht ,1. is mueti iic?u'r ttiKii ox-
Pet it'll. 1 hero Is no tit 111 ll.K llle tnt'l ttltU this
(ins tieell tin' ilriosr seitson ever o peril llt'otl,
hill Ihe ernp ts f.tr Irtttn Iteiiitf .1 (uitin-v. YhU
tuts uoier htipieiictt t'clorc, mitt, lory vm'
itt'ly, will ueier nttppeu itunai. - ' 1 1101.1
Mi.j-.t.i,..r,HMi, 1.
WANTS TO KNOW.
A correspondent at (iooseberry w rites
as follows :
(1). J wish yon wonltl Mato In tlio BcnriKT
wliiit ttmo is host, fall or sprinii, to plant out
fruit trees; linw fur apart, depth, ulo. fin voil
know of any nursery wliure the trsen nrc'iiut
iirii,'ntt.'tl?
Vi). What Is the primer mntlioil of pluntinn
poliitouH, in riilKcs or Hat? Hhoulil they be cut
tiviitotl or nut, nrovhled the nrniiuil Is clean'.'
(:t). What is the cause of smut in grain? How
can it he preventc'il?
(I). W ill the four new states be represented
in ounstrcss at the coming sesslnn? If so, how
many members will them bo ill both houses of
cnm,rross?
(.i). If I go on government laml in (,'ootl
faith, build ami improvo uml not tile for sav
two or three yearH, can J prove up ami ilut'e
hack to the time I first coiuineucctt iiniroviuK.
if I comply with the law in every respect ex
cept tiling?
The correspondent is informed that
this paper is not an infallible encyclo
pedia of universal and valuable inform
ation, but as he has not had very much
experience in farming on btinchgrass
land and his intentions aro evidently
good, we will make a Btaggcr at answer
ing his ijuestions ;
(1). Opinions, differ as to the best
time to plant trees, and it is a hard
matter to say positively which is the
best. Prom what we have seen, and
judging from the character of our soil
ami climate, we would plant in the fall.
The ground then becomes well settled
around the roots antl the trees are al
ready established in position to be ben
efited by the melting snow and first
spring rains. Some nurserymen, bow
ever, stipulate that the trees shalfM-re
planted in the spring. If this is done it
should be as early as practicable ami
the work should be done very carefully.
Inipiiry among those who are successful
brings out the following method of
planting : Dig a hole at least three feet
across antl three feet dee). Pill the hole
below and around the roots of the tree
with surface dirt. The tree should
stand at the samo depth as when in the
nursery, and the roots should be care
fully separated and spread so that none
shall be doubled or twisted. Settle the
earth (irmly around the roots, pour on
a bucket of water, and then throw on
dry dirt to prevent the ground from
baking. Wo would recommend twenty
to thirty feet apart as the proper dis
tance; certainly not less than twenty,
though many plant them much closer.
Waters tk Kawson, nt The I 'alien, do
not irrigate their trees and have the rep
utation of being reliable and reasonable
nursery men.
(-). P.y all means plant your potatoes
flat. Opinions aro contradictory as To
cultivation. The method in which we
have bad best success is to plant three
pieces of one eye each to the hill, three
feet apart. Commence cultivation us
soon an the plants, are four or live inche
high; cultivate two or three times, hill
ing a little each time, but they should
be left severely alone upon the first in
dication of blossoms. The early Ohio
is a favorite with us, as it combines
many excellent qualities. Take this for
what it is worth. Wo w ill venture the
assertion that if you have inquired
among the neighbors you have found no
two who agreed upon all points in re
gard to potato-growing, though prob
ably several may say, "I lon'tcultivate."
(;!). As to the origin of smut in grain,
wo give it up. Many believe that it is
continued by tlio powder from crushed
grains of smut adhering to the fuzzy
end of the wheat kernel and causing
that kernel to grow as smut instead
wheat. Wheat is soaked in a strong
solution of blue vitriol to kill this pow
der before sowing.
(4). The four new states will be rep
resented in congress this w inter by two
senators and one representative each.
The total number of senators will be
eighty-four. We confess to uncertainty
as to the number of representatives, but
as near as we can ascertain the total
will bo :i''!l.
(TO. Killings of the department are
as follows :
'the claimant must file tits tloebiratory state
ment within tlirrf mtmtlt from thlte of'setllc
nieiit, iiinl make proof ami payment within
lliiiti inniith after tlio oxjti ratinll tf the tiiree
months uHowci! for liling his ilcchiralory
notice, or, in other words, within thirty lltrt -month
from tlate of st'lttcuicnt.
A party who has resiiloil on a tract for live
years without any tiling may outer ami civo
notice of intention to prove up 011 the samo
iiny.
Where hunts aro in actual possession of a
party, who has setlletl upon, improvi.;! ami
felice'l the Slime, no rirrht t hereto call ho ac
ouireil utiiler Ihe pre-emption laws by another
who takes forcible possession.
Parmers ate invited to express their
opinions through the columns of the
IU niiHT upon any subjects relating to
agriculture.
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Fresh from tlio sehool, on entering life
My wonder Unity jrrew
In rontemphitioiL uf the things,
The iniiny tiling, 1 knew.
Hut now. Mitee I hnvo older grown,
The tltl ti w I know nre few;
Ami w hut is worse, I htivt forgot
Thoe thiiiK tluit once 1 knew.
I uel to think tlmt nil numklml
With awe refill rued me.
Ami that 1 win the grinnl hlenl
(if all femininity.
Put now I find that other men
Are not nil foolM, iiIhmI
That w omen do not worship ine
In short, that I'm un hsh.
Hotton Tmvseviitt.
A WOMAN'S POCKET.
.lust whero It Is one never knows,
HiMteath the fold It never mIiows
A hove, helow, hefore, helund
A puzzle to the human mind!
Mm. never known hi helplessness
I'ntil he tries in woman's dress
To iiud the poeket.
Twt sooner found In early dtiys
Hefore they hud t lie polonaise;
PresMiiukers now are sore perplexed
To know jut where to hide it next.
In these hard times of Remity purse
' i ik hunt to llnd the dres hut wore
To ti ml the poeket,
S. F, .ni f Utter.
SHE WONDERS IF-
The maiden In the hrtimnoek lay,
The duy w as diir and bright ;
The you ng man lay not far away
(aed un the plc.-iMiut M;ht.
The me her rounded form entwined
In soft emhr;.e, at ente;
Kid'h ripe perfeetion. elear-detlned -
She wonders it he sees.
She turn half round to eaten his eye,
Moved hy eonnetry's law.
The hammoek tips the white skirts Ity
She wondeis if he saw.
tfit'iUHd R i tt P.
7 V HORSES.
Ot R HORSES ARE ltliAVDED 7 V OS
right shoulder mostlv. Vt1 own a number
of 77 ami X horses, but ml have Ihe J V
brand. NVe w ish our horses to range l-etu ecu
liHie (tutl Well sprinc. Any person secini: iiiiy
ot our brand distant frttni this range will do n'a
a favor by mailing us n card jelling where the
httrst-s w ere seen. e will cn-l.-avor to ret li-na-ale
such favors. CKANK l!ltt.v,
,vt,i Ella, ore.-i u.
ORCHARD
AXD
(TiMBERCULTURETREES.)
JUST THINK OF ITI
100 (iOOD TIIKIPTY APPLE TKKKS
l'OK .fit); TWO-YKAK-OI.I
Al'l'LK TRICKS, ONLY
CTS. KACII.
Delivcretl Ff.l.i: of Kxlrn linrgo
at mi' itntlroml Million
In iVIorrow ('oiimy.
T
It I'. 'MCI H-lt ASS SOIL..
HK JACOM KARNHT. HARKY PHILLIPS
-V Win. Huiim-woo'l. S. S. lovtiinK, M. A
olden. 11 nd ninny others who nii'ht tic men
UihhmI, where they got their trees. They will
refer you to
WATERS & RAWSON,
2STTT.R S IE iTrzM: m 3ST ,
tiic: i)j.-,Tj1:&, an.
HI. C. All MS, The Dalles, AKcnt for
Mori-oiv uml tiilliani Counties'.
oztrnrsr $1.50:
l'tut rut:
LEXINGTON
WEEKLY DUMJET
AMI tiii:
PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY PRESS.
ONLY 1.50!
mi: ni iHiEi
I.KXINdTON, OllKUON.
LEXINGTON
MEAT MARKET,
J. V. UI'.UAI.LKX, l'rop'r.
t'lioice Hoasls mid Trmlrr Stalk
Cut to Onlir.
Till'. I'.KST AND TIIK II KST ONLY
K KIT t'OXSTANTI.V OS HASH.
T I'UKSKNT I IIAVK 1IKKF OXI.Y. HI T
J expect snon to keen Mnlt'tn. l'urk. Sun
Miixes, Cornet! Ileef, SnioKt'tl IIiiiiim, Shnnltlers
ini'l Siiles. My (iriees will he ftniiitt rt'iistni
nlile. KumitTH hirnishett with Meal In tiniii
tity ul low rutes. (.Vl)
1I VOl' WAST
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS?
IK Vol' IIAVK
I'roi'vd I'p on Your l're-Kmit-tinii
and J'aid $400,
It may us to Yot it Advantage to cai.i.
AT TII1H OKFUK.
SEVENTY HEAD
STOCK HORSES FOR SALE
AT $IS l'Kll JUCAO
J. W. I.IEUAI.I.KX, Lexington, Or.
NOTlCi: OK INTl'.NTIO.W
Land Ofvii k at Tiik Pai Or..
Novellll'er ft. Iwt
VOTH'K IS IIKKE11V tJIVKN THAT THE
ftilltiwina-iiiuiK'il settler hn liletl nolle
.if hitt inienlitin tn nittke limtl proof in np)nrt
tl nttt eiHiin. ntitl m.'U sunt onto! win ne mane
Itefore the I'ttniitv Clerk, of Morrow county, at
Jtei'pner, Or., on I'eeeniher -t, l.vt'i, viz:
trunk 1. Hell,
11. S. No. rutin, for ihe XV. 4 of Sep. '.v., Tp. 1 S.,
K. .it r.. . M. lie liiinies I lit- toltiwliiL' wit
j iiesses to (trove his continttoini resilience njiiin
nntt cnlimitii'ti ol sunt hunt, viz: vt . It. swi
: t-r ini't Wm. liiinin, of 1 exiiuti'ii. tir.. Hint
Win. lltirtou itnd .loitn linrton. of Heptner. nr.
ttl 111 K. A. Mi IHiN.U.li. Kenister.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
VJOTtl E IS HEREIIY C.IVEN THAT TT1V
lie e.vaiuinai ion for teae hers cert ideates
will be held ut the court house In Ileppner,
or., beginning at main on etlnestlay. Novem
ber J7, l.Ntli, i hose desiring to be examined at
the itlHive-lneiitlonetl time should be prompt,
a none w ill be admitted after the examina
tion begin. J. 11. STANLEY,
iT M County Seletol Sup't.
ONLY ONE Dot. LA R IN ADVANCE FOR
tiity-iwo numbers oi your lot al paper, the
L.M.M.ION VltiKtV l'ttOftl.
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NOTICK OF INTENTION.
I.ANIl ClFFIt K AT TlIK IIAI.I.KS, dr..
tli'tiilter II, l!l.
yOTICK IS HKI'.KflY CIVHN THAT THR
. fiillnwhiK-naincil settler has tiletl notiee
ttf his intention to make tinal proof in siippnrt
of his claim, ami that saiil proof will he inaile
hefttre the County Jnilue of Morrow county, at
Ileppner, Or., on Nnveniher :tt), lKH'.i, viz:
Clinton y. I'ecU,
Hit. Xo, jfiH, for the SW. !4 of See. 4. Tp. 2
S.. It. "J"t K.. VV. M. He names the fnllnwlniE wit
nesses to prove hiseonlinnoiis resilience upon,
ami cultivation of, saiil hunt, viz: J. T. Vomit.
W. 11. McAIMey, H. II. Whitson ami tjharles
ricrrnt, till of Lexington. Dretron.
CI S) K. A. Mi'Do.NAl.D, Iteitlster.
noticp: of intkntion.
Land Office at Tiif Dalits. Or..
Ocinher 11, Iss'.i.
X-OTtcE IS IIKKKII V OIVKS THAT TIIK
a fiillowiliK-nnineit settler lia liletl notice
of Ms intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, ami that saiil prnnf will he inaile
hefore the County Jmlue of Morrow county, at
Ileppner, Or., tin November 1SMI, viz:
llHiiirl Siiiiimrrs
Hit. No. 'J70n. for tlie N. i of SV. SK. 1 of
8V. 1 , ami W. ;., of SK. '4 of See. JO, Tp. 1 8..
Iv. 2'i K., V. M. He names Ihe following wit
ncMses to trove his eontinnons resilience upon
tinil enltiviition of saiil lantl, viz: A. Kimsie,
1). A. I'orler. I linniiis lloothliy ami J. .M. White,
alt of LexiiiKlon, oreK'in.
(-Hj K. A. Mi DOXAl.D. Reulster.
NOTICE OF INTKNTION.
Land Office at The Dai.i.fs, Or..
Oeloher II, lsW.
N-OTICK IS HKRKHY OIVKS THAT THE
ftillowinit-niitneil settler has liletl notice
of his intention to niHke final proof in support
of his claim. Hinl that saiil prottf will lie made
Itefure tlie Comity Jnilite of Morrow county, at
Ileppner, Or., on DeeemherS, lHH'J, viz:
.'lorrl It. I.onir,
Hit. Xo. ir-W. for the E. '.: of SW. 'i and W. K
of SK. ' , of See. JS. Tp. 1 ?.. K. Jti K., W. M. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resilience npini ami cultivation of
sniit lantl. viz: A. K. I.ansilale, J. W. Salintr. I.
II. siockilale unit O. S. lloilsilon, all of Lexing
ton, t irotfon.
Ct-S) V. A. McDONALD, ItcRister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dai i.es. Or..
Oetolter 14, lsstl.
V"OTICK IS HKItKnY OIVKN THAT THE
a l fiillowlnu-nitnieti settler lins liletl notice
of his intention to make tinal proof in in sup
port of his claim, nutl that saiil proof will he
inaile hefore the County JiiiIkc of Mttrrow
county, at Ileppner, Or., on Dee. S, lssii, viz:
Andrew H. . rover,
ILL No. LMkS, for the XV. i of See. 12, Tp. '.' S.,
K. '.':t K., W. M. Ho Haines the fiillowlnn wit
nesses to prove his continuous resilience noon
ami cultivation of saitt lantl, viz: A. T. Mm:.
Intvltl linker, S. E. Jones and Alio on Smith, all
ct lime, Or.
IH-H) F. A. McDONALD, RcRlster.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Offii'I at Tiik Dam.es. Or..
Ol tot'iT 14. ISM'.
N'OTK'K IS HERKIIY GIVEN THAT THE
followiuir-nanif'l settler has tiletl notice
of his Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, ami that saiil proof will he maile
hefore the County .linltre of .Morrow county, at
Ileppner. or., on Dcccnihcr 4. lw.i, viz:
Arthur II. I.nndatlult',
tlti. J'jvi. for tlie SE. '4' of See. w. Tp, 1 S K. X
K., v . 1. lie naiiies ttie lollow um wttnesscs
to prove bis continuous resilience upon tunl
cultivitlii'ii of snitl lan.l, vtz: J. K. sdeiVer. .1.
W.Salimj, o S. llotlsilou anil M. D. Lout;, all of
Lexiimtou, Or.
ifi si F. A. Mi DoNAI.D, ReRister,
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Offih at The Dai.i.es. Or..
"dither II. ls.sn.
yoTTCK IS HEREIIY GIVES THAT TIIK
.s followiiig-nametl settler lias tiled notiee
of his intention to make liual proof in support
ol his claim, ami that said proof w ill he made
before the County Judge of Morrow county, at
ileppner. Or., on December -i, Insli, viz:
Alllioil II. Sin It lif
ltd. No. net), for Lots 6 and 7 and K '.; of SW. 4'
of See t'.. Tp. 2 S R. : K W. M. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said laml.
VI: A T. king. David Ilaker, 8. E. Jones and
A. H. tiruver, all of lone. or.
i:: si F. A. Mt DONALD, Register.
COME AND SEE ME.
rpiIOSE INDEBTED TO ME ARE HKRERY
I rt"jtii-s(...l to call inimc. tiali-ly and settle.
If yon cannot pay up at once, von can at least
He 'iiare enough to say so: otherwise you are
lltllib to leave the iltl.re''slii tliat you ilo not
intend to pay until cuiupel.cd to lo so.
u W. 14:01 K
OPPORTUNITY
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dai.i.es. Or.,
October JS, 1KS11.
V'OTICE IS 1IERKHY (ilVEN THAT TIIK
i lulliiwluit-naiiieil settler has liletl notice
of his intention to niiike tinal lirtiof in sup
port of his claim, anil Unit stml proof will
lie inaile before the County .lutlirc of Morrow
county, at Ileppner, dr., on Dee. L'll, lss',1, viz:
SylveKtrr While,
IM No. IH.'II, for the NW. H of See. '.'I, Tp. 1 N
R.'i'lK,. V. M. He names the follow I ntc wit
nesses to prove his continuous resilience upmi
anil cultivation of suit! laml, viz: l'cter Itaueru
feiml, lieoii.'e lliitiernfelnil, O. T. Douhts unit
Etl. llollowuy, all of Smlille. or.
(ft-W) F. A. McDUNALD, Reslster.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I.A.vn Office at The Dai.i.es, or.,
October . lst.
"V'OTICF 13 IIEUEHY fllVEN THAT TIIK
fiillowiii-nametl settler has tiletl notice
of his Inteiitiou to make tinal proof In support
of his claim, antl that saiil proof will be niatiu
hefore the County Jiulite of Morrow coituty, ut
Ileppner, Or., on Dee. JO, !, viz:
J on an Mi.llli,
Ilrl. No. MM. for the SE. IS of NE. K. 'f. of
SK. l4 Kli.l SW. I,' of SE. 4 of Sec. "(). Tp.
R. ilE., V. M. He names the. followinu w it
nesses to prove his continuous resilience upon
antl enltiviition of snitl lantl. viz: tlenrnc Hice,
1'. s. Martin, Tlios. Morgan anil Milton Moreno,
all ol Eight Mile. or.
(S-ltl) V. A. McDONALD, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dali es. Or..
October -., lsst).
VOTICE IS HEREltY OIVKN THAT TIIK
folliiwliig-nameil settler has tiletl notice
of her intention to make Hunt proof In mip
port of her claim, anil that sahl proof will
be inaile before the Countv .lutlge of Morrow
county, at Hoppiier, Or., on 'Dee. 11, Ihki, viz:
Cynlliin A. He, lire,
lid. Xo. 8-JI1, for the W. of NE. i and W.
of SE. i of Set . :v:. Tp. ! R. as E., W. M. She
names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon und eiiltivHllon of
said Iniiil, viz: J. W. I.ii'uiillen, Then. Cork,
Jacob Earnst and Ellas Friend, ull of Lexing
ton. Oregon.
K A. McDONALD. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
erf lib Al 1 it K OA l.l.ES, t ir.,
October 14. lsstl.
"VOTtf'E IS HKRERY GIVEN THAT THE
followliig nameil settler has tiled notico
of his Inieiition to niiike limit proof In support
of his claim, ami that said proof will be made
before the County .Imlire of Morrow county, at
Ileppner, Or., on December 4, lss',1, viz:
John w. siiiinir,
lid. No. 167:1, for the NE. of See. :, Tp. 1 N.,
R. M K.. W. M. He names the following w it
nesses to prove his continuous resilience upon,
antl cultivation of said laud, viz: J. F. shef
fer, A. R. Lansdnle, O. S. Hndsdou and Morris
D. Long, all of Lexington. Or.
-) V. A. Mi DONALD, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land OFrtcE at The Dai i.es Or..
November l.ss'1.
yOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN TH VT THE
following. named settler has fllctl notico
of his intention to make tinal proof in support
of his claim, ami that said proof will he 1101.lt'
before the County Judire of Morrow county, ut
lleptiner, Or., on December 17. lssn, viz:
Josjcpli lliine),
IM. No. 17ts. for the NE. '4 of See. 32, Tp. 1 8.,
R.24K., tt .M. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence u twin
anil cultivation of said land, viz: John Jor
dan, tieorge c. Cuvlness. French burroughs
and Henry l'adberg. all of lone. Or.
oi-ll) F. A. McDONALD, Register.
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