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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1893)
Nf ; Lebanon Express. H. Y. KIRKPATR1CK. Editor - and - Proprietor. The Prince of Wales has been appointed Grand Master of the fcnglish Freemasons. The soldier's home matter is now settled, and work has commenced at Roseburg on construction. It is to be hoped there will be no fur ther hindrance. Don't expect an advertisement, says Printers' Ink, to bear fruit in one night. You can't eat enough in a week to last you a year, and you can't advertise on that plan cither. i TheEnBlisheovernmentDroDOses - to introduce a bill for the compul sory confinement of confirmed ine- ""Tirmtes in curative asylums. Such a plan would not be a bad one for this country to adopt. Woman suffrage has been curried in flnlnmrln hv a larere maioritv. and henceforth women will vote at all elections in Wyoming and Col- hhJ. T in .vnkaKIa fliat ta UtlmA policy will gradually be adopted by other states. k In the new river and harbor bill ' -lie's is an item of $12,000 for a f burvev of the tipper Willamette knd another of $60,000 for the im ' imrovement of the Willamette above i '.'"ortland. The Coos bay harbor rn-ts $500,000 and Yaquina bay -1120,000. 4 A ITunaaa mimic whn hftVA npen married three years have six chil dren. One came at the end of the first rear, two the second and three the t'uird. The head of the house is debating whether to take to the wiliWnefM or brave it out and stand the logical results of the ifnu rth year- Cottage Grove Echo Lo ' At pr.'land Mrs. George H. Williams, tW fasting fanatic, has iust finished . forty days' fast. Slie is alive and tnong enough and crazy enough to renea,"' "e )8?j which she says will drive .tne devl1 completely out of the eykem People with minds less derangeu than that of Mrs. Williams have (been committed to the Oregon in igane asylum. Statesman. A Missouri editor says he has a subscriber who get drunk every little while and invariable insists on paying a year's subscription. He has his paper paid for in ad vance up to 1926. We wish the editor of that paper would find out what brand of whiskey the fellow drinks and send us a few gallons. We will pay him a good price for it. and if it proves what he says we will take a barrel. Scout. The GAtfuuian brings up the ;.n.,jmmi .mention again. A good time. We have very few good ir, Droornn this winter, me summer fallowing, thatonly mikes dust in summer and mud in win ter,, and does vastly more harm than mint. should be abandoned but, we don't know just how or - -Ton this is Going to be done it : mm to be such a fad such 1 ,;n'this Webfoot state. Statesman. Like all great minds, Edison is an intensely practical mau. : ,i, f,f amrie incandescent Hlg WMtov w j Inmn eineriments he wished to 0,nni,.,t. nf anace included the lui hnlh. and asked two of his learned assistants to figure out v. m,l,i pnntants for Him. Alter 0;,l.r!ihli time and sev eral sheets of paper they brought the result to JfcdiBon, oniy w i..A that thev were wrong. The electrical experts again went over their figures, cnecsea mem . tried all the forms of mathematical calculation, from arthmetic to ap plied mechanics, but without avail, for the final result was again de clared wrong by Edison. After several more useless attempts, and when a good portion of the day had been wasted, the professors would smi-lr nn more on the problem. The ''Wizard" then simply took 4).imnfTan incandescent lamp, , f,. than mired the water into an rnsuu- "Yi1864 to determine the volume whence the cubical con- The Salem Journal says the re publican state ticket is Bineer Hermann for eovernor and T. T. Geer for congress. That is evi dently imaginary. Tt. in RAirl hv rpnl e.t.nte men that Oreeon is already feeline the ben efits of the World's fair. Immi grants are coming in increasing numbers. Oreiron's disulav at the Midwinter fair will undoubtedly attract many desirable setuers to this state and particularly to this vauey. County Court. in the county oourt the following bills were allowed: MnM Galloway, aid poor $ 6 00 O P Coahow, aid Hail family 0 C Cooley, aid lira. Clark Mrs P A Anderson, aid famllv b no I Ladies Aid Society, i for each child 4g qq VT Savage, aid Cox family 6 F Crawford, aid Mrs Roberts B White, aid poor It C Kemp, aid family M Anderson, aid Mrs Hackenburg . Kliiabeth Osborn, aid family Albany Electric Light Co Cruson A Menzies, sect roads 8antiam Lumber Co, acct roads Uarrisbun: Lumber Co 10 00 800 woo 10 oo 8 oo oo 26 00 15 96 6 00 16 97 B P Barger, preliminary examination 770 John Duncan, acct roads H J Jones, stationery Examining F M Coniira C Bender, acct courthouse Lydia F Jewett, acct poor B F Crow, acct poor Stafford, Garrett & Co, acct roods John Usher, janitor V G Moore, aid Mattie Taylor W C Miller 4 Son, acct roads P W Bwink, acct roads N I Morrison, acct bridges ETT Fisher, acct roads J (' Goodale C C Jackson, fees A T Zumwalt, aid poor Frank Gay, bounty G F Kussell, acct supt Geo Rosa, acct roads J II Moist, acct roads John Isom, acct roads Harrisbnrg Lumber Co 8 A Nickerson, acct roads Stewart A Box, acct roads Jos Klum, bounty John Usher, janitor Kimsey & Davis Mrs Andrew Vail, rebate of tax Geo Gearhart, acct roads Hector A White, acct roads J B Tillotson, acct mads State vs I Hutchinson J M Ware, acct poor Fees state cases Examinining insane 11 96 1 90 14 00 6 30 32 50 19 20 3 00 10 00 12 00 16 20 51 U 120 00 800 102 65 5 10 250 26 80 )00 7 60 48 39 30 90 468 600 800 81 20 20 00 600 24 00 16 00 14 06 10 OO 770 14 00 J N Duncan, salary 102 00 j J' Pugh, acct roads 00 Wm Bn.'nhaugh, acct poor and roads 13.26 Geo C Stanard, acct roads 1 26 C C Jackson, acct assessor 10 00 State vs James Boulin Slate vs Wm Darling 26 70 25 70 J D Simons, acct poor 18 70 Wm F White, aid i w Hector, acc roads 20 00 21 36 P J Smiley, printing Examination o( teachers 72 00 Martin Kiland 14 11 Hodaes & McFarland, acct poor 8 28 N P Payne, acct clerk 129 60 Mrs Sarab Hines, acct poor 600 Glass 4 Prudhonime, stat'y Stites A Nnttint, advertising 3 W Pugh, commissioner 21 60 360 12 00 Brice Wallace, treasurer Wm Ruiubaugh, fees 20 n-h. foiltwin? hills were continued: State rs npaight u(, Tlveert&lo 11 w iu.ii iwiii 4 Btaver Co 10 84 Petition of Smith Cox et al, for county road. Kranted. Bill of G. D. Barnard for stationery, J, was disallowed T R. Tillotson was directed to repair the Sanderson bridge (or the snm oi tt,h PMhler. who baa been visiting friends and relatives here, returned to Portland Monday. t v. Aeox. the Jeweler, la now nicely located in ni new quarter" at Bmlth't new drug atore xi nr Bmkh aavs he is rtoiug to dis play one of tne finest stocks of holiday nvtfia ever brought to town. Every thing new no old stock. How to make the "mighty dollar" go a long ways-Go to Baker's and buy your boot and shoes, that have been cut down to nara nuu i- t the Baptist church KnndKv at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m ndrv school at 10 a.m. Pray" ,,,;., wdneaoav at liw V- C. B. IjAXAB, Pastor, There will be acrvlces in the Cum berland Presbyterian '.Cburcn on me wnnd and fourth Bundaya in each it. ..(ill a. m. and 730 p. nl W. V. MctiEE, ra8wr Wusli.. merchant purchased 100 copies of one of local papers for a year, to be used as ;.,.r, tn nnrcbasere of goods. is a good advertising scheme for "Is Your Name Written There?" Written where? Why, on the subscription list of the Lebanon Express. If you are not a sub scriber to this paper, and wish to obtain reading matter for the win- ter evenings, now ib the time to suDScrioe. cuuscriptiun ruiea, y"'v able in advance) $1.50 per year. To Advertisers. If you wiBh to obtain the best returns from your advertisements Don't Forget the important fact that The Lebanon Express will give the desired results, an it I Is The Best Advertising Medium in Linn County. ED. C. PHELPS, Notary Publiie, Waterloo, Obboon, Conveyancing promptly attended to. with the Land Office. Post-oflior, or Pension Bureau will receive special at tention. Albany Steam Laundry RICHARDS t PHILLIPS, Propis Albany, Oregon All Orders Receive Promt Attention Special Sates for Satisfaction Guaranteed Mt Money Kclunaea. J. E. ADCOX, Agent,, In Smith's Drug Btare. , The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC KAILROAJDi. E. W. Hadley, foelvr, Direct Line Quick DispatsJi Low Freight Bates. Between Willamette Valley Points and San PrancBco. Oeean Steamer SaUinis. R. 8. WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Leaves San Eranoisco, March Hand 24. J arimna, This Comwony reserves the right tochanp sailing dates without notice. RIVER STEAM KRS. Steamer "Hoae" leaves Portland, Klncs- doy and Baiuruay m .. has the a It H. C. DY. Oen. Ag't, D. It. Vadohk, lien. An't , Sun Francisco, Cal. the C. C. IIooub.O. F. AH.A.. gXF MONEY LY TRADING WITH S. P. BACH Who arwaya carries a nicely selected stock of Clothing, Gents' Furnishing goods, groceries, oec. If you do nwt already give him your patronage try him, and you Trill always trade at his store. In Courtney's; Brick. Next Door to Bank. Santiam Academy 1893-4. Fall Term Began September nth;- For information, astf for circular at the Tost-office- or address, S. A- RANDLE, rlnctpai, . LEBANON, OREGON.. BRICK! I Lave a IjAR GE STOCK of BEJCK, for sale at my Yard, in the saburbe of Lebanon, For Sale at Keaflonable Rales All kind of mason' woik done with neatness anct dpatch. D.W. HARDEN. Great Clearance Sale! Owing, to the general stringency of" the money markets j and low price of grain we will make a Sweeping on all goods. We mean.business and will save you money. Buy While Prices Are Low. Read. Peacock & Co., Lebanou, Hbald r ' au I. t PTUailCU T IS k ami iteitmy the hair. Jt. TBA.W. IIK BI H.alh 5 r WNr Reduction Oregon. HEADS 1 miillni nf vouraf la vour hair dry. harsh, brittle? Doe rt apllt at the enda? Ha H lifeless appearance? Dots tt fall out when combes! or lUIIVI WHtMLMI tniwjvww.. It It dry or in heatea conaiuon r 11 inese arc aumc in vouravmntomsbe warned in time or yon will become bald. 5 SkookumRootHairCrowerl etj iX Ijnw hi tresi item. "BkIKium',imlni iieilhw minarslsnor on. It UnMall'e,Wldll8litMllC0"hlii2m'. relr-jhinB Tonic llj ll muUUnj , nwjloUlcltji, it ttupaaUmg katrttwn imarvff and grows Aatroft MM t "wrKMn ttiilptan.aelthr,anafrMfilnilMsrrtlms.1' ' M , , , , . 1 It your (l.-iiKllMOMnnt. supply von Kilo 01, "VJ " Liiu I pm,"'l, u n-':,,iv u. ww,i,i -. , " " iMrjRieiorSlU, a" I thr SKOfiKlIPl POOT HAIR GROWER CO.. i Flftk Avenue, New York, N. Y. re known Ex. nieriibant, and licipsiue pa. r.