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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1893)
Lebanon Express. I CITY OFFICIALS. 'MAYOR "-LOTOU KKCOItnKR ?K0- VriCF UA.K8UAL. B. o.MACKEY. COALMEN City Council meeta cm the ni and third Tuesday evenings o;(ech month. Tho report that aliand of Ap ache Indians were on the war path in Arizona, sounds like some of tho old times newB items, but it ideoe not carry the dismay of old timea, for Arizona is sufficiently peopled now to take care of them selves and the Apaches on the war path simply run their necks into the haneman's noose. Indian raids are about passed out of le inembrance and the red man him self will soon follow. Ex. Out mar the eastern end of the 0. P. terminating at Cods station, there has been for some tiiue a strip of about ten mlleeof road that !ha not been wed for want of repairs. As soon ae the now goes off this will be straightened up and put into geod shape so that the road can be operated throjRh the east ern terminus. Every ear and engine on the road will be re-painted; the passenger coaches to be varnished and retouched and ewerhauled into the best shape possible. From the leguiarly monthly report of Superintendent L. L. Rowland, of the state insane asylum, it is seen that on February 8th there were 582, male He 247 female patients at the asylum. During the month of March 19 males and 10 females were received, and at the close of March the total number receiving treatment was 837 584 males and 253 females. During the month there were discharged as resovered 1, improved 13, not improved 1, not In sane 1, died 4, eloped 1; total 21. The number of officers and employes is 05 and the per capita daily expense to the state for March for the patients for Mareh was 39 67-100 cents. A horse dealer named William Wright from Livingston, Montana, was in Pendleton Wednesday evening says the East Oregouian. Mr. Wright's mission is to obtain prices on horses with the idea in view of shipping "them across the pond" for the use of the German army. About 200 head are wanted. They are in tended for light cavalry Use, and must be full of life and vigor and weigh be tween 850 and 600 pounds. A Ger man count, now at Livingston, con tern plates making the shipment, and Mr. Weight comes in his interests. The gentlemen left on the night train for the Heppuer neighborhood. Newcastle, Penn., is up in arms over an outrage which is supposed to have been perpetrated by members of Ihe Mafia society, which is known to exist in that part of the country. A parly of boys went out coon hunting the other night, and while in the woods they were attacked by a band of. some ' twonty Italians, who fired on them and chased them about three miles. Several of the boys had their clothing cut by bullets, and one of them was seriously wounded, but managed to make his escape. Bteps have been taken to arrest the Italians, and threats of lynching them are freely indulged in. The woods where the boys were hunting are thought to be the rende vousof tne Mafia, which has threaten ed to kill Mayor Brown and Detective Marshal for their part in effecting the arrest of an italiuii murderer named Tepora. : , The Balem Statesman says, Mr. C. K. Ucugbam has just struck a rich find of gold and coal on his place on Jtutte creek, Clackamas county. Bev eml samples of gold have been brought tothis city and have been examined by W. W. Martin, the jeweler, who pronounces them as being as fine a lot uiuiAjmuna u ha OVfr HVAIllilied. The find of gold was very large and the prospects grow brighter. I lie pros pectorssay the outlook for the mine is very bright. He ha also discovered a large four-foot vein of coal in the same vicinity. A large quantity wasship ed to the Oswego iron works and there tested. The examiners . pro nounce this coal as being the best ever tried in this district for the purpose'of making steam and all heating pur poses. Aesbon as the weather per mits, a large number of prospectors will proceed to prospect the mine and thereto no doubt, judging from the specimens shown, but it will prove a most successful and rich find. l'robat Court. itufus Thompson was appointed guardi an of Klia Burwiok. Bond 11000. In estate of Joseph Hoist, C F Moist was appointed executor. Bond (20,000. In estate of Alexander Crawford, Inven tory riled, real property IS375, personal $377 60. In estate of ABardwell, first account al lowed. In guardianship of Helena Burkliart, in ventories Hied. - . i In estate ofHM Waller, inventory filed, real property ?1S00, persunal property 3142 65. In estate of John H Loveall, Inventory filed, real property $400, personal property (205 SO. Personal Iproperty ordered sold. In estate of A W Grubb, P M Bmlth was appointed administrator. Bond 1000. Per sonal property appraised at ?W0 46. In estate H K Schooling, first final ac count tiled. In estate of Jos Wassoni, final settlement set for May 1. In estate of Christopher Hardman, 7th snvi-annual account filed. In estate of Henry Moss, Margaret Muss allowed (350. In estate of Daniel Bliaw, inventory filed, personal property 44,408. Exeoutora Not toe. Notice is hereby given to all whom itmay concern, that the undersigned has been by the Circuit Court for Linn County, Oregon, duly appointed Executor of the last will and testament of Joseph Moist, deceased, late of Linn County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are here by required to present them properly verified to the undersigned at Lebanon Oregon, within six months after this date. This 29th day of March 1893. C. F. Moist, Kxecntor of the estate of Jos. Moist, dee'd. WsATiiasr jd & Chahbcbuin, Atty's for Executor. The Latent. I am now receiving my spring and summer stock of dress goods, novel ties in wash goods and wool fabrics. Samuel E. Young, Albany, Oregon. Fajr I p. All persons knowing themselves in debted to me will please call and set tle at once as I am needing my money. En Kkllenbkkokr. DALGLEISH & EYE RETT, -DKAlKKSllN- Fnrnitnre & Hardware, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Floor Mattings, 4c. -ALSO-- W i li do ww, Door s, Builders' Hardware, &c, sc. LEBANON, OREJON. Albany Steam Laundry RICHARDS & PBILL1PS, Proprs, Albany, Oregon. All Orders Receive Promt Attention. Special Rates for Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. R. S ROBERTS, Agent, X..olHmoii, Oreu'on The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, E. W. Hadley, Receiver, Direct Line Quick Dispatch Low Freight Rates. Between Willamette Valley Points . . and San Francisco. . Ocean Steamer Sailings. 8.8. WIIXA.UUTTK VAI-MCY. Leaven Han Krancisco, March 14 and 24. " Yatiuina, " 19 and 29. This Company reserves the right to change sailing dates without notice. RIVER OTBAMKB& Steamer "Iloag" leaven Portland, Wednes day and Saturday at 0 A. M. . II. C. Day, fien. Ag't, Salmon Hi. Wharf, Portland. D. R, Vai.'ohn, (Jen. Ag't, San Francisco, Cal. C. 0. Ilooue, (J. F. A V. A,. Corvallis, Oregon. LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET. Changed Krory ' Mk, Wheat-6o. Oats aSe. Hay-$12pertonv, Flour-l 00 pji sack. Chop Jl 25 rr owt. Bran 80o -per owt. Middlings, nil 00 par owt. Potatoes- 60o. Apples -Dried, 7e per lb. PlunrjDrletl, 80. OnUjns 2e. Beef Dressed, B7e. Veal-o(i)e. Pork Dressed, 7J. , Lard 17(n!H ,. Hams 16)18cpor lh. Shoulders 12)c. Bides lfi(ll8c per db. Geese $8 per doz. Ducks to 00 per io. Chickens U OUf.i-4 00. Turkeys Ulo per lh. , Eggs Ifie nerdos. Butter 25epr lh. .Hides-Ureeii, 28e; dry, 8c It was wit an April fool that Isaac Beam noticed yesterday morning when he opened his store. But It was nn actual foot that some time during the night some one bad pried the back doors of his store open and helped themselves to a quantity of tobacco and cigars. The total itss does not amount to over $20. There Is no clue as yet to the perpetratorsAlbany Telescope. Poultry, Hides and Furs. Highest cash price paid for turkeys geese, ducks and chickens atorllce of L.Jacol8, Htianey and Moore'e old stable, 4th street, Albany. Also hides and furs of all kinds bought f ir cash. BANICLEBANON, LEBANON, OREGON. Transacts a General Banking Business. ACCOUNTS KEPT SUBJECT TO CHECK. Exchange noldon New York, San Fronds eo, and Portland and Albany, Oregon. . Collections made op lavoralile terms. FORTHILLER i DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND PICTUHE FRAMK8. Undertaking a Specialty. ALBANY. OKEGON .H -A TRAUK MARKS, DiaiON PATKNTS, for information and free Handbook writ to MUNN k CO.. 3tit BiWAIiWAT, NKW YOHK. Oldtut bureau for Mcunug patenU in Amenoa. Krery patent taken out by u u bmujrhi before Uio puttio bj a auLioe vit-bd I re ol ciutrge 1b Uia Lanteat ctrenlatinn of any scientlflo paper tn the world. Splendidly illustrated, No Imelllrent mm ihouiit be without it. Wee It. 8:1.00 a rear: tUOiix moBtHa. A'ldrew MUNN k CO, PuiiLUUStu. if Ul iiroauwa, iSaw XorJt Ottj. T Scientlflo American Agenoy for O-c-. 3 S?n ftp ; IcJPjSi . ssSs tig VZart -'so raises l1'! .iZ2 srg as! es f emm i M B 'ill' Fll Li illnifitSfy. W.C DAVIS, (SUCCESSOR TO G. W. SIMPSON.) ALBANY, OREGON, Carries a Comtiloto Assortment of Dry 8 Goods, . Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods and Groceries, Premium tickets given with every dollar s worth of goods, cash purchase. Special discounts allowed on all cash purchases of Clothing,, Cloaks, Blankets, and all other wintor goods. Highest market prices paid for all kinds of country produce taken in exchange for merchandise. PUGH & -KKKP A Complete -ALSO MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Glassware and Queensware. Cov nlry Produce Taken at Highost Market Price. DONACA'S BRICK CORNER. JOB DhTNTTNi! J The (iolden-Kod Ptililisliing imiui mined to secure oOOJOO now subfloruiere to thotr fomilv story pttjier, the GOLDEN-ROD, before July 1st, 'VS. In the ordinary way this would require a lifetime, but "time is money" and in order to save time we are willing to pay those who subscribe now a large sum of M realizing that we can soon recover this great expenditure from the increased revenue from our advertisers. For correct answers to the following ten word-riddles, The Goldon-Rod Publishing Co. will pay CASH REWARDS. For the correct anewor to .inv ONE word, 20 00 For the correct answor to any . TWO words, 50 00 For the correct answer to any THREE words, 75 00 For the correct answer to any FOUR words, 100 00 For the correct answer to any FI VE words, 125 to As Special Grand Prizes We Will Pay in Cash fo every one suii'llng In the unreel answers to ... ALL of the TUN wiinls lieforo March 1st, '!)!!. f.WO.00. Here are the word-riddles, con you solve them? Roincinber any one of the ton words correctly solved wins for you $20.00 in ciihIi, t i Trw ijearhiK ruinul IViilt. Trtii;. Fruit knwv at )uw- er end. TUL- i'lnritfi. with KIowl" of ibrttfliU'olorH, R NO- RAP Tropluril Tree, with nmiid yollnw iruit. I The fruit In jfowl toeut. PYDI XNATIHN !'jw?h rlanh iiuHtnh)M tin itben tiH vtnan letter, mid when the uruiurr let uAl JjnllnllUU terw m Hiippllcil I In; original word will bi rnuinl comiiluk!, P.Mimlt!: li-.b-tj. A book wlileli very cum sliouJu rtwl, Tlioointtliifl lelkTN inn I nuil 1, and wlion properly iiihtIciI lint (tdnplolc won! iHliillo. nnminro Are pithl In oh thp vory flay otiy atiriwer ir fniMKltn bo cornel. To pn-vcnt evfeii Uu nnilUO n,y uppeamiiw-ul IrrtKUlarily orvolliiflim, neopy ol'tln; orlKintl Ion vttwU hn; ham depociU'd iiiftwifiiiy vhuH under wjiI, to Ih iKiicrt March :tM, '(), In tw prHHciiee of wltiiewjes. whorti woru ituleiueiil m to the coorreet woiUm will Iki pul)lllwd in Uio April mimbor of tint iul d(JJl-JllHi. , . . llcmomlior X2vci'y Corvoot Aimwov Vln A Vvw. PAMTilTinM object of l))lnextraordlnivry ofl'erisof eonrw tOHpcure siiIiwHIhth at once. tUflUlHUilO nml Hi large runnlKTH. Wu therefore naulro ttnit5Ue('iUnfor h year's Miliwrlption forwiTKreatpaper, TliKi)IJKN-KOh,brmcnl wiilicm-h nimwer. 't'luw If two wonln are an swend Vi.ouiuuHt Uj Kent, tlirw) words $im, live wonlrffti,60, iindijooii, uitd km nmny copiuy of the papus will be mailed to addrefnei1 flivon. Dtttilftnate the woadH you answer by their immbtirB, Senfl at onc and win a grand prlsjit. Ad iirm all letters alid make all reniltUneew payable to The Golden-Rod Publishing Co., 321 Dearborn St, Chicago, BMLJAUU3 WANIT.!). WALLACE Groceip CAItltY- OF ALL KINDS done at the ExiMtuss Office. Good, 1 U wol'k anc' "ow Pv'ceH- Co., nf Chicngo, IHiniin, has deter oney the following For the correct answer to any SIX words, If i"50 00 For the correct answor to nnv SEVEN words, 175 00 For the correct answer to any EIGHT words, 200 00 For the correct answer to any NINE words, 225 00 For the correct answer to ALL of the TEN words, iidO 00 A lul'ty lro. Vhivivw Imitii wim;, '"of pnrltr or othur t'olora. Triilciil treii, witli 1'riiii In buiu'litiH, Kkiwerlnj? hiibhup, Tiunii'iil fruit beitrltiir PAN - jBAN- A 9 R08 10 ATE trees.