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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
BY John 4. GoddIn.
Real Estate Agent and Auciionesf
Bank and Eleventh streets.

CALEOF FIVE BEAUTIFUL Las l.
- END BUILDING lOT, ~ PLAr OF r,t,a-
TON. on NORTH sIDE OF STATE NthH
ERIN AND FULTON SrknEio, AND y ~. y,
BIZ LOT on POPLAR MAX FOL - Do
STREET. BY AUCTIOS.-At he request " .l'
owner. who - q nOn-roslient, "Nl s1h a. v'V
lie auction, on tho promlses, ON
TUESDAY. APgIL lG iss9,
a, A. o'clock +. 81. those FlNE BEAUTIFUL
LOIS situated On north side OF state ,tfe's ~
tween Erin anl Fulton street,. each frpA,lhs ''A
liC feet % an alloy 10 feet wide lbe-e io-' o. Z
located IN the growing section % Fulton. a.
who're property has recently advanced rrp14l!
In value. . -,
Immediately thereafter, say "a O'clock T. ~
will sell mat VALUABLE LOf On tide south siis
OF Poplar near FOnrteeDtb street, fronting -
feet and running back - feet TO an alley ie7'
vide.
Terms: Liberal. and announced at sale.
JOHN 4. GODDIS,
ana AlcaOuesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
CITY TAXES
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF
DgLISQUEST TAXES,
DfruuOEu Va aOril = isAq

DELIsQUEST TAXES,
RICHMOND, VA, April :, 1888.
By an ordinance Of the city Il IS required that
notice shall be given In tho daily newspapers.
unc or the direction af the COmmttee on finance,
that tie LIST or DELINQUENT TAXES On
REAL ESTATE tor the preceding year Will De
published IN one or more Of the daily papers,
aud also the time and place Of sale Of said delin-
Quent resi- estate.
In accordance with tho above, notice is hereby
given tha; said list will be published IN the sfde
SATURDAY the 4th day Of May, 1sS9.
The sale will take plsce In front OF the CITY
Hall, on Broad street, between the hours 81 J.!
o'clock 81. aud 0 clock +. N. on MONDAY the
day OF Say. 1889.
All persons Tho DO not wish TO have their pro-
perry advertised and sOld must pay before the
2Oth day OF Aprl, 1889. ...
John 4. MEANLEY,
an 3-eodtMyl Delinquent 1aX-COnoctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
~ Z. c. Tiosie, 4 Co.
Real RsLAis Agents and AucsionecrS
1900 Main street
ucTIoNsAyFOF A TWO STORY

A UCTION SALE OF A Tw0-ST0RY
"A FRAME STOKE AND DwELlING COkN TX
or SPRING AND CENTRE STREET.. 2. -
TON.-At the request u the owner 80 VII ol's
Tor sale oy pubic auction. 90 the ~rOnlses. GA {
FRIDAY. APRIL u 1889. $50,
et 5 O'Clock 2. ". the fkAhh StVhE -.
DWELLING corner OF Spring aud CeAao ssfveA
Fuiton, containing 1ve ropn's. tesi1cs s''i'
room good we'll, &c. -, Il.
THIS property Is enhancing 10 value. WI a..
yays command Soop tenants, aud Will % soia %
y,ry easy tsruA which viii 10 a0ncaiSsd -
ale. &C. 1LNsLKf a CO.
a. AucaoBsefS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please state IN the Dispatch whether q
candidate for admission 10 the Naval Acade-
INV at Annapolis must be between fourteen
and eighteen years old or iiteen and twenty
years old. snd o6lige SUBcRiBER.
Betweeu fourteen aud eighteen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.,
I1I3 Main street.

q
nUBLlC SALE OF TWO-STORY
RRICK-ASD-FRAME DWELLING,
IA. fl3 MARSHALL STREET,
RETWBEN FIRST AND SECOND SIhEETS
BY request Of the owners NO viii sell at public
auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1889,
st5P NJ the above PROPERTY.
The lot fronts 26S feet on the south SIDE OF
Marsball street by a good depth:
The HOUSE contains about six rooms and "a
{, = location that Commands good tenants at
90 -ip'y rafes or will make q snug and c0mfOrta-
be home ia a most convenient location.
TErWs: Ono fourth cash. balance IN six,
twelve. and eighteen months, per cent. interest.
secured by decd Of trust. ,,.,- 90
7 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
ByE. c. Tinsley 4 Co.,
Real Estste Agents aud Auctioneers,
1900 Main street
NLAY-STREET CORNER LOT.

Al the request OF the owner we VIII sell Dy
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1889.
n, : O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE LOT corner
OF Clay and Kinney streets.
Lots 10 this neighb0rhOOd are becoming very
scarce. aad any one wanting one IN this location
gill do we'll 10 attend .his sale.
TERMS: Easy. .,..,,,-,- co
mn Auctioneers.
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Auction sALxe-tnSs p =.
by John 7. Goddn.
Real Estate Agents and Aucnonssrs
Bank and Eleventh streets

UCTION SALE OF THAT VALU-
n hBI.E FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
No az DUvAL STREET, NkAR BROOK
hVESUE. AND A SMALL FRAME DWELLING
ADJOINING.-Iv will sell ct pubic auction, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1880,
IN oar,oct p NJ the sboye-iocsted PRO.
nnv,,1,y No 1gs is two stories. with q store In
trost ,nd four rooms In the roar and above.
Tho TENEMENT adjoining on the west con-
,,ins three rooms. LOf fronts SSh feet and
rnns hack about 40 feet Tho property Is In
a-nsi,snt r,pair and occupied by good tenants.
For an investment or as q business stand this
rSe.ents 1ne opportunity. Don't fat 70 attend
the sale. ,o,,v n nonn,u
TERMS. Liberal JUN IL ,i.
no 5fa,l0 aucuoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

A UCTION SALE OF SEVERAL
n LARGE BRICK AND FRAMk DWELLINGS
IN .T1pFS no BE REMOVBD.-Wos shall sell
by auction: on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1889.
=, 10 O'CLOCK NJ. the BRICK AND FRAME
HoiisEs on the south side Of hsr-hall street
bst.een sixth and Seventh streets, together
with the FIVE BUILDINGS 10 lne fear' ironing
New Market space, 70 be removed
TERMS: Cash. -..-.,, =. ,v,,oo,,
az Auciioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
- or SMALL FRAME WILLING AID to
FEET or LAND Oh MOORE Slk-kl.-by f.r-
tue OF a decree entered April q. 1872 DO Dc
Cnancsry Court Oi no cily q ~ 'tmoli. in t.f
canss OF Mngnsld and a.s. against N ntNr
and Gis. the undersigned, special comm I.-..H.f
appointed for the purpose, Hill eel d. iiu.'r
auction. Oh tho premlreA CO
THURSDAY. APAM ~. les9,
at O'Clock i. NJ. that certain FRAME DN tLi-
ING on the soufh sui8 o. Moore street between
Harrison and norton streets. containing i.hr
rooms with LOT ~ ny - feet O. Au alioF % t
wide This property - go uelfnhYf-H'i I'D
which lOus are Decoming scare. anu hie IN
haucing In value rapidly
TEENS: One thiri cash; balance in Two ~ a.
payments. with intero-t att por cont allied "a
negotiable notes o. purchaser at slz hhd i~ene
months ufie retained until cOnHcgnura 10 o.
dersd py Court SAM 81 ID. DAVIES,
Special Comm a-iuues.
Sale by T. {. TfSsLBY & CO.. Aucuoneefs.
J WNGFiELD And Aus, PLlfNrivfs. AGAINST hiNp-
FTKLD AND AIS.. DEfESDANf -ih Ilt AhAf-
CERY COURT or Tug CITY o. richmond.
/. Charles ". Goidin. cisrk ~ sat- court. crr.
tify that The bond reqdirol oi TO 5pe'ln. .'...
/ mi, siouer By tbs decree 10 sad case 10 Af'"
| 4. lesq, has been duiy given.
Gwen under my hand this 'ih GAY Di 49,
/ 1889 CHARLES W. N'N'I'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
ny John T.. Goliin,
Real Esiate Agent and Auctl0neer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Real Estate Agent ana hH'Uonceri
Bank and Eleventh streets.
VRUSTEES' SALE OF THE En-
L TIRE OUTFIT or TIE "ENIERPM~E
DAIRY, =" No. AZ NOhi Il SEVENTH 81 BEET,
AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF to deeds o. truh
from Henry O.. Hu0hail t0 the undersigned, %.
tristees and duly recorded ln the MclmOnf
Chancery Court, We viii soil, on
SATURDAY. APsIL, ~ 1879,
az II o'clock \ NJ. On me premises, the tNiIkE
OUTFIT OF 1HE ENTERPRISE DAIRY, ~.
GLIDING GOODWILL. FIXTURES, AND az.
PLIANCES generally fOIud iu nr-t lass
dairy among which are ern nrsce1-
MARBLE-rOP COUNTER, CREAMERY.
Bt IT En-HONhkK.
LARGE MIlk-CHhsr; 90 NlLhtOoLLhs.
IS LARGE MlLk CANS % DELIVERY tAh~.
/ MILk-CARr; / tHLkN AND WOODEN
orFIcEDEsK, CHAIRS, STOVE, PICTURES.
&C, &c.
Particular attention Is asked. A. the articles
are all nearly nea and must be- sold. Tie stand
l. a very valuable one ana tlo trustees haye 80
cured from the owner ~ the promise tne night
Of the purchaser o. tho dairy o. lease the irem-
Uses At the rent Cf tle0 per 0nuum, payable
monthly.
yERNs: Al sale. JOHN T. GODDfN.
Trustee in fir-' Deed.
ROsfM ELL PAGE,
Trustee 30 second Decd.
Sale conducted by JAS. MACD0CGN- epy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I
L i will sell AT public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL H. 1889.
at 10 O'Clock A. IF. al the northwest corner Of
Twenty-ninth aud @ streets on the premises, the
following PROPERTY 10 satisfy Il distress war
rant In my hands:
I SHOWCASE.
set NTER-sCALEs and WEIGHTS,
! OFFICE DESK, part barrel SYRUP,
| part barrel VINEGAR.
/ OILCAN. PUMP, and MEASURES.
Lot Of PEAkLISE. LAUNDRY SOAP,
TOILET SOAP, l lot BLACKING,
STOVE POLISH. STARCH, PEPPER,
Q TEA-CANNISTERS. 10 wASH-BOARDs,
Lot CLOTHES-PISs. CANNED TOMATOES,
LAMP-CHIHNBYS, SAW, CLEVER,
MEAT-BLOCK, CHEROUTs. CIGARS,
I lot BLUING, MATCHES, INK.
WATER BUCKETS, keg WASHING SODA,
"a packages HORsF0RD'5 POWDERS,
/ STAND and GLASS, TABLE,
/ old WARDROBE, . BUREAUS,
/ WAsHSTAND, &c, &C.
Terms: Cash. L. Z. GARRISON,
AplO II. c. c. r.
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NOTICE / NOTICE / NOTICE

win have an AUCTION on THURSDAY 1ss-
having forfeited pledges With zoe viii please ca
and pay Interest or rsdsenl item. OF tney w T"
sois - KILLS ABhAN.
sio east BroAd strcse
IN DAviA Aacssesssr. Sale eoadasssd !, "
JAa MAcpovaALI. sSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

c. OBJ. CowAhDrs. VINO SUES. &c.. PIAtsTifr.
AaAIssT DoOLgy, TRUSTS. AND AIS, DEFEND
AsIA In rHx CHAsCERr COURT or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
I, Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required by n-e special COM
missioners by tho decree In ssid cause OF No
yember g. 1924 has been duly given.
tiiyen under my hand this iSsh day OF Noyeui-
aps CHARLES W. a0pDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

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scrofula developed on my daughter-swelilne
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SwfFT's SPECIFIC Is entirely vegetable RENE
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and Skin Diseases. mailed free.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
BY r.. b. Chafin & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE o

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
I'D the Chaneery Court Of the city OF Richmond
pronounced on November 2. 1858, IN the suit OF
dc. o'B. Cowardin. who sues for &c. "a Dooley
& Purcell trustees. and aLs.," ve VIII oher Tor
sale By public auction on
TUESDAY. APRIL i6. 1889,
at 40 p. ~. on the premises. the following
REAL ESTATE OF which Charles w. Purcell
died seized and possessed-viz.
THREE LOTS. OF IS by 1855 feet each. on " lAg-
gon Hill ION the top Of the hilD, situated on
tue east side Of Federal or Buchanan ST. Get az
its intersection with William street, not lar
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Gle
Vator.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue on
three equal credits Of six. twelve. and eighteen
months tue purchaser or purchasers 10 give
their negotiable notes for the deferred payments
Of tho purchase-monsy, with legal interest add
cd from day of sale. and tho title 10 be retained
until all OF the purchase-money has been PAID
and conveyance ordered by the Court
MEADE HASkINS,
PHILIP T. PURCELL.
special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
BY \. W. Rowe,
Real Estate Aucfioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 CEN.
TRALLY-LOCATgD AND VALUABLE LOT
OK
sHOCKOE SLIP ADJOINING THE OFFICES
OF
THE LATE W. X. MARTIN.
AT AUCTION.

by virtue Of certain decd Of trust recorded
IN the clerks ofic3 of The thaucery Court n
hichmOnd. in Deai-bo Is lH G.. page s3. VII,
az the rcQuo-t OF TIC ucR dclary. sell boy auction.
on tho premises. ol
WEDNESDAY. APFm T.. lssq.
AZ o'cloc4 =. VI. mo VALUABLE LOT above re-
lerrei %. fronting a feet 81 Inches ca mo east
side ~ >h0ckoe SIP aud running back about
"a feet.
This property g. desirable e.. a slt1 Tor ofices,
which you'd doubles rent HriL
rERss one fourth cash; balance ln s'x
twelve, and eighteen months. ior NOES flta iu-
terest added, aud secured ny a trust deei.
A. T. BOOLNAhE,
and Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

TRAVELLING SALESM
IL WANTED. Two sslesmon 20 sell BOOTS
for south Carolina Must have experience and
established trade. State amount " sales, also
salary expected, ana furnish references. Ad-
dress "shOEs," care Dispate.i. Richmond. Va
Rp opt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

Pursuant 20 decree and foreclosure sale en-
tered on the 1871 day Of December. 1883 ~ the
Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond. Firsinia,
In the sboye-styei causes, the undersigned, a.,
commissioner appointed by said decree. WIZ sen
rs an entirety by public auction. 10 tho bigness
bidder at the front door OF the courthouse OF the
Hastings Court, in tho said city, a. the hour OF
lnr,fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

WTANTED.-A YOUTH EIGHTEEN
w years old, not afraid Of work, DEsiR Es A
SITUATION as clerk. collector, or assistant
D., caro- Dispateh ONCE. ap s-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
BY James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
lil3 Main street.

A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE
TEN NEW Two-SToRY FRAME DWELLINGS
INrHR
RAPIDLY-GROWING NORTHWESTERN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

FErDAy. JUNE =, 1850
A sTnIcKEN cIrY.

The town nf Johnstown, H., was en-
t;relv covered with water on Junei py
4 large reservoir, which was FEEDER
for the Pennsylvania canal, bursting
lts embankmcnt and sweeping over
the town, carrying everything Deiore
il. II is probably the worst calamity
hat has ever bofell any community n
the United States. II is estimated al
The way from 5000 to 1000 people were
killed In different ways, and millions
of dollars lost, hut the exact extent q
rhe calamity viii never be known.
The prcsiden. and the governor OF
pennsylvania have taken action 70
provide for those that have escaped Pc
sides all other states and charitable IN
s,,tntions are doing oil they can.
Train loads are going in from all pats
Of the nuion.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07
OUR CEMETERY.
Communicated.

Communicated.
Our beautiful and impressive cere-
monies, Memorial Day, struck res
pousive chord in every heart. But ]
think am safe In saying that there
was neither man, woman or childprcs-
ent but felt their bosoms burn with
shame at the wretched and degraded
condition Of our cemetery.
AS there Ii nothing else so deeply In
teresting to the living as the disposal of
those whom they have loved and lost,
20 there is perhaps nothing else 20 dis
tinctive Of the condition and character
OF people as the method In which
they adorn and beautify their burial
places of the dead.
II this Is truc--and all intelligent
readers know II is-how high In the
ranks OF civilization do we stand?
1t is worthy OF nate that the trustees
of the cemetery--three honest intelli-
gent men--under the auspices OF one Of
the largest and most powerful Chris
tian denominations in the world, have
not improved the land In any way
since 1t was donated to the church,
with the bare exception of building
fences Il think three times, II more /
stand cOrrected), not even trimming
walks and paths, not mentioning va
cant lots; and wonderful to relate, my
dear readers, not one word Of remon.
strance or condemnation from this in
telligent community. And yet "Thc
intelligence Of community Is known
by the condition OF It's place Of burial
Of the dcad.n
And now the question comes, what Is
to be- done. A few Of us think that If
the church will kindly allow the last
annual report Of the trustees to be
printed, together with statement Of
all money received aud paid out from
the time Of receiving land, and also
amount due trustees for lots unpaid
for, that some way can be proyised by
subscription or collecting out standing
debts, 40 that next Memorial Day our
cemetery viii show order and synlmc-
try, instead Of chaos and confusion.
When all the walks and paths are
clearly defined and kept In order,
surely every one that has "Ioved and
loatn will keep their own lots and those
Of their absent friends neat and trim,
and our Lebanon cemetery will no
longer be shame aud disgrace to trus-
tees, church and community. l..
@-~--- ------~---s
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

The state board of horticulture IN
session in Salem this week discovered
that the work Of combating the fruit
pests was inaugurated none too soon-
Besides the green aphis and Goblin
moth they find the ''San Jose scale
cainiug . dangerous foothold in the
Rogue river valley, and the woody
aphls in western Oregon. The beard
will issue bulletin Ne. 9 in few days.
and invite all persons interested in
fruit to send for copies to the secretary.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07
A GRAVE TALK ABOUT OUR
GRAVE YARD.

EDITOR ExPRESH:---
Az some people are expressing sur
prise that there wns no more work done
In our cemetery than there WINS, we
think II proper to make statement OF
the money collected and work done.
Money received " 20. Mr. Elkins
being one OF the trustees twas thought
beat TO turn 1t over 10 him to use. The
following II the report: s
John West, Erubbing ] day ~ 90
j Elklns, u !" W
George Elklns, cutting day 90
] Elkins, team 90
---
Total IS 80
Here Is actual labor for tho sum Of
SO so, Mr.. ElkIns very generously do
mating the s2. In addition to this Mr..
Eaton and ID. Amber gave half days
work, and Mrs. Rice sent man half "a
day, besides the work that was done on
private lots. Few seem to realize that
1t is very hard work. Our cemetery Is
disgrace to our town. Now that
start has been made, don't you think
1t wise to keep at II until the entire
yard Is cleaned? 1t is rather amusing
to hear the different ideas Of people.
Some say: What becomes ofthe money
they get for the lots? The fact Is they
get them on credit, as they do many
other things. When they go for lot,
and they never do until they need one,
can Mr.. Elkins stand by and say:
''You can't buy until you pay your ten
dollars for the lot.p II he did there
would be war cry, and now there Is
one. Others say there was some mon
cy deposited in the bank once that be-
longed to the cemetery and what be-
came Of 1t? We thought every one was
aware that last year they bought two
more acres, for which they paid $50 or
SIS dollars per acre, and now they ARE
putting up new fence to keep the
stock from pasturlng there, as they
have been doing. Others say. don't 1t
belong to the methodists? No, 1t is o
public burying ground. True the
ground was donated by Methodist,
Mr.. Ralston, and three trustees from
the Methodist church are appointed 70
look after 1t, but further than this 1t Is
public. Now the treasury Is empty
and the trustees are In debt for the lots
and the fence. Can noi some one sug-
gest why to raise funds for this wor-
thy object, at least to clean 1t up, IL
nothing else.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

Elsewhere In this issue will be found
two communications on our town csm-
etery. which we hope win be duly no
tieed. For our part we don't care how
the cemsteryiis fixed. but we want II
fixed for such cemetery is q disgrace
10 any town or community, we are
truly glad that some have become m
terested in this matter.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

4 Michigan city major visiting this
eoast IS taken by the immcnsity OF
rhlucs here. He says in his country y
ten mile railroad for lumbcring pur-
doses a big thing, but on this coast he
found q seventy mile plank water
tiume for floating lumber in for one
firm and other things in proportion.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

In pursuing its course OF describing
and illustrating the Pacific Northwest
the West Shore Magazine for May
reaches over into British Columbia ana
deyotes . considerable portion OF the
issue to that, In many respects. remark
able city Of ofyancouver, the western ter
minus Of the longest line Of railway III
the world, the Canadian Pacific.
There are ten pages Of photographic
illustrations. Corvallis and Denton
county, Oregon, which are closely
identified with new transccntlnental
route. ars also illustrated and described
IN this number. An interesting article
81 ssNomenclature osthc Pacific Coast, F"
the concluding part Of - story Of the
Klamath" and much other fiction,
poetry, and variety Of timely matter
pertaining to the whole northwest
complete an issue of more than usual
interest. Single copies 25cents; $3.50
j year. Published by i. Samuel, Port
Land. Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

Il was reported late last evening ny
pacific Postal Telegraph that the lower
norton Of the city of Seattle was IN
ashes ana the fire still raging. The
sunposition Is that the wsiole Of the
business portien Of the city will be de-
strovea before the fire can he quench-
II
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07

A remarkable case Of petrifactiOn OF
The human;body has jlIst been reported
at OswegO, CIackamas county. One OF
the old and web known residents Of
tjswcgo ii John Confer. Some ten
years agO he had the misfortune to
lose his wife, and caused the body to be
inhunied near the village on the place
owned BY him. A short time ago the
Narrow Gauge railway company appli-
ed for and obtained the right Of way
through the piece Of land belonging TO
Mr.. Confer. On runningt the line for
the road the surveyors found that 1t
would pass directly across the grave Of
Ms. Confer, and that II would be nec-
easa.ytO exhHme thc body. Accord
ingly this was done few days since.
When the coffin was reached, which
was III A. badly decayed condition, It
was discovered that tho entire body,
with tiseexception Of a few fingers on
one Of ghe hands, had become petrified
The fekm and features Of the dead wO-
man were said to be perfect and strik-
Nngly IIfeliISe In every detail. SO heavy
Nd the remains becQne In being
changed 70 sOlId stone hatitrequired
eist men to IN them from the grave
and convey the same ~ another burial
apot PIX
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-07
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended.
You Cannot Afford

At this season ofthc year to be without
u good reliable diarrhoea balsam In the
house, as cramps, collie, dlarrhoea and
all inflammation Of tho stomach and
bowels ore exceedingly dangerous If
not attended ut once. One bottle Of
BGGG's DIAltRlIEA BALSAM
will do more good IN caaes Of this kind
tllnn any other medicine on earth.
We guarantee II. NJ. "A. Miller, drug
giat,