The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, January 25, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLebanon Express. . FRIDAY Jwi 25, IHM. Mlii Elvis. Prior of Happy Hmne l visiting Mends In this city. Mr. 0. B.Montague returned home from Salem last Biiturduy evening. Attorney Jolin M. Sonioriiof Allmiiy, ngiiln spent lost Sunday in Lebanon, The regular services will be held lit Miller's hall nextSunday morning und evening. Mr, W. H, Vliedbiw lum bought Mr. Arnold'a Intercut In the KureUa incut murket. Mini Edith MuKlnncy Infi Wudiies day morning for a visit to her sister In l'ortlauil. There Is to be a special meeting of thevoteisof this school district In tlio school house tomorrow. Dr. G. (V. Caeadle, dentist. Office hours from 11:00 a. ni. till 4:00 p. in. Office over City Drug store, Mr. B. P. xiiich, wife nnd little daughter llinsle, retrrned home lust Saturday from a visit to Halcui. Mrs. A. E. Diirls and little step daughter Georgia, left Wednesday for Portland on a visit to friends and rela tives. Mr. H. Y. Klrkpatrlck nnd children returned homo Wednesday from a visit to her parente, Mr. und Mrs. U. liulston, in Portland. For flrstclnsH flour, buy the Oliam- Mill LJ..I.I I... I..... It.... merchants nf the eity, Try It. I ,1 ...I... 1 I flir. nuuiiis nimuiT, won mm uern visiting him nod his family for tin; past month, left for ber home In Cali fornia, last Saturday. People thut can not go to eliureli und behave themselves ought to stay ut home, and we hope to see some of them taugtyt this lesson. Hon. M. A. Miller is iu Biileiii this week. Ho Is there working ngnliiBt thooounty division. J. L. Gilbert Is attending the store in his absence. Rev. W. 1,. Molloy returned home Wednesday from Sweet Homo where he has just closed a successful meeting. Be Informs us thut there wns cljrht professions and five additions to Ids vilunju u n rcauum 11,0 lut-'uuuun. Prof. C. H. Alexander, of Bnu Frnn Olsco, who has nmusic class in Albany, was In the city Wednesday organiz ing a claM. Ho will be here one or two days each week. He teaches pupil! on the violin, guitar and banjo. The olty council will be doing the best thing that they have ever done, if they will paw an ordinance prohibit ing the young boys from going to the depot at train time, and especially Jumping on the curs und trying to not "i as Iraiiimnn. It was decided that Blind Johnny would give another concert ut Miller's Hull on Mnubny eve, Junuary 27. Very.faw, If a,ny of the same selections will be rendered as a new programme will lie' arranged. The programme will begin at 7:80 p. m. sharp. Ad mission 10 cents. Mr. Josh Lindsay's little twojyear old. boy fell down the back stairs of the seeond ft r of the restaurant a distance of about ten or fifteen feet 1 t UT...1.. .1.... I, l. little fellow fenceless for several hours. Dr. Booth was culled but found no bones broken and the little fellow is id I right at this writing. On account of getting the appolnt- .went of postmustcr at Albany, Mr. T. JStltes, has sold his interest In the Albany Democrat to Ills partner Mr. F. E. Nutting. Mr. Nutting Is a newspaperman with much experience And we liavu uo. doubt but that he will keep the Democrat up to the high standard mat it lias already auamcu. The great absorbing question of the stale is who will be elected for the inext United. Btute Senator. At Hiiat at looked as sf Dolph would have an easy walk over, but the question looks more undecided now. Below wo give the vote of euuli uuiino that was taken Tuesday, Iu the Buimte. For Dolph . 10. 'For Bennett, 8. For Hare, 8. r In the house. For Dolph, 2i). For Judge Moore, 22, , For Hare, 7. We are pleased to learn that there Is another new Industry started in Lcb. anon, namely the Anchor 8 Chemical company. This company is manufac turers Of L'lvorloe, a medicine prepared Iroiu our native roots, herbs and harks Tills Is cumniendlable as Lebanon bus been an extensive shipper of these urt b o, in fact hundreds of tons of ciwoiira ' bulk alone has been shipped from this point in the last lovi-u years, uiude up tnto.drttorciit prepi rations and shipped back here, the consumer paying the iBimse profits to the eastern man- i ufuoturere.. The medicine pul up by this, ouliwrti Is used extensively by the people of Lebanon und I he mem belli of the onnipany iirenvcll pleased vv l"i U Uiv patronage of the people of (his. city. l)r. LflDjlierion, the general fiiMuiger, deserves orsdlt for his skill in' compounding as pleasant and eff'eu- if iv .;iiUoine as lis has In this case, lit iiiAiiy liUlidreds of persons that .iwi' lusted III rnuisdy, are iuud In Its Old papers for sale here at five cents per dozen. If you want to sell property list It with Peterson A Andrews. If you want to buy property call on or write Peterson it Andrews. Buy you tickets Eust over the JX. P. It. It, ut W. (J Peterson, Local agent. Take Llverine, manufactured by the Anchor 8 Cliornlcnl Co., Leb:ion, Oregon. .1. E. Adeox the watchmaker can give you a flrnloliiss fit In glasses. No fancy prices. Cheap reading matter, Ten hooks for 2io at the Itackel store. Other things iu proportion. TIioho who patronize I'ugh & Muiisey always get the liesl I'harc U In the niar kei; nt lov.'ett prices. Pugh and Munsey have Just received a new line of furnishing goods, price them before buying elsewhere., J. E. Adcox the watch maker, has a nice assortment of watches, chain etc, nt prices Hint will astonish you. Every cash purchaser of $10 worth of goods at 8. P. Bachs store gets a crayon portrait of themselves or friend free. See sample of work In his window. Dalgloish Everett can sell you flue presents that will give satisfaction, comfort and pleasure every day in the .veur. Patronize home industry by buying and taking a bottle of Anchor 8 Llver ine lor constipation,' Indigestion aud liver complaint, for sale by all drug gists. Have you seen the great bargains at the Racket store. Ladles' all wool vests reduced to "flc, ais.; ladies' all wool In sc 2nc children's lfic White wool union suits 51.26. Twenty yards of calico for $1. Flue tmttoen 12o. Al paca, for 10c. The important question of more room In our public schools will con front our p: ople in the not far distant future, The. present regular average attendance is 215. Every sent and disk Is occupied, together with some chairs and tables. The concert given by Little Blind Johnny lust Tuesday even was a fair entertainment, and enjoyed by those present. The songs were a few Htleo tious of the day. They were sacred, sentimental, comic and negro melodies. The proceeds were WM. . This is a small sum, but speaks well, consider ing the times. Mrs. Holinan intends to have him give a concert at Salem, nnd with a plum to Portland and re duced medical rates while there, which she has securud him hopes to have the needed operations performed. All Lebanon Is surprised at the un usual amount of bulsness done at the Racket store und at the large and steady Incronse of their stock, enable iug them li double the shelving capa city on oiw fide. Blill it Is not sur prising when we take luto aooount the fact I hat' they sell the best quality of goods for twenty-five tiriOO per cent, less llinii they can be bought at any other place In town. The eloquent ci sh dawn all around is what talks. Vou don not have to pay for other folks goods. When In need of anything lu I heir line, don't fall to call aud get prices, they will save you money. The Ex'.'Rkhs would like to see some of our ministers or elders in some of the churches have courage enough to have some of the fast young boys and men of Lebanon prossecuted for misbe havior In church. It Is a shame on a civilized community the way some people aet while In ohureh In this city, eapeeially nt the Cumlioi'land Presby terian. We know that these individu als have linen asked several times to be. have and It Is now time to use other persuasion. It would not only be a benefit to the church that would push the matter but all would feel the bene fit of it, and it would be a blessing to the community. Last Saturday evening the boys of this place hud a great deal of sport out of two drunken men who came out of the foot-hills. It seems that these Iwj individuals had not been to town for a long time aud after attending to their business, proceeded to gin -up, which thev did lu good shape nnd made two firstclass fools out of themselves. They started out of the city on a dead run, but one of them fell off bis horse Into the mud before he got oQ of Main street, but the boys helped him on again and they wnet on their way. Tlie marshal happened not to be around while tins was going on or the, city would probably have been about S20 richer. A young lady about twenty-one nr. rived iu Albany lust Tuesday noon, and hud a snd story to tell. He hus band had deserted her. At Medford she was provided with a ticket for Riwehurg. She secured another ticket at Itoseburg ns she supposed for Port- laud, Intending to outer u bosplte.l, but it was only made out to Albany, and she was forced to get off there. She Wt lU to the court house; Out court had adjourned, and Judge Duncan had left the city. The case was an nfteullng one, nnd Commissioner Waters hunted up Cu!i.mlnl"iier pUg, and trade pro vision far her reaching Portland, She probably dwervod the Mp, Mill many omen occur where lush psnphj . SWEETHOME, Mr.C. C. Copper had stroke of paralysis recently. Jborj Greec went to Lebanon Inst Thursday to meet his wife who had; been visiting In Oregon City. ;, Mark Chapman aud wife came up from Oregon City to visit relatives in this place. Considerable interest was manifested n the revival services which were held here by Rev. W. W. Mulloy ' of Leb anon. Some one dug their way under Mr. Ames smokehouse In which was stored quite a lot of meat, the other night but failed to get any meat. When they came upon the Inside they struck some boards and supposing the house was floored gave up the attempt. ' Mr. Bowel tapped an insurance agent on the head with a poker one day last week, Dr. Gibson was summoned who dressed the wounds after which the agent left for a milder climate. Wlllam McKliinou and wife of Can non Creek spent Sunday In this place. Jud Mealey passed through town with quite a band of sheep lost week. ' Hugh Fisher and Floyd Rowel went on a trip to Albany Saturday. Bert Powel of Lebanon passed through our burg last Sunday. A Brownsvllllan was in our berg several day last week obtaining signers to a petition to civlde the county. Observer. Another Tollman Social, The friends of Miss Ida Smith who enjoyed the pleasure of attending the social gathering, given la:,t Friday evening at the residence of Mr. David Smith, will long remember it as one of the pleasurable events of their lives. No pains were spaired by their hosts to to make it a su"ccss. Among the en tertaining features of the evening were gives of various kinds, music and a bounteous supper, which was by no means the least. Those present did not expect to attend a teast but bad that been their expectation, they would, by no means have been disap pointed. After supper the games were resumed, and the put ty ended at one wee hours, with a lively game of "Old Dau Tucker." The guests departed on their homeward way too lighthearted to sink very deep into the mud which is sure to be encountered on a country road of Oregon. Those present wore: Misses Eva Wallace, Hazel Smith, Ida Smith, ffle Denney, Mae Terbune, Viva Baltimore, Mary Wilson, Kate Barrett, Emma Skelly, Adilia Hardy and Hettis lieudrlcksou. Messrs. John Barrett, William Bar rett, John Swan, Oscar Moore, Mack Wiley, Charlie Wallace Fred Benders, Berley Davis, Albert Wilson, Andr Peebler, William Terhnne, Sill Walker, George Keech, Eugene Smith, Harold Smith and Tom Smith. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Ensley, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. HAPPY HOME. Miss Elvia Prior is still in Lebanon, visiting, we expect her to return this week. W. H. Cumii'ings has been iu Oak land two weeks at the bedside of bis little gjandsou, Willie, who has since passed to the hlfber life. He is ex pected borne this week, aud will bring with him, Mrs. Charles Cummings, for a change and much needed rest. Mr. Eether went to Lebanon Tues day, says he appreciates the walk, lately built from the olty limits to the bridge. Bo do others. Mr. Brown of Sodaville closed a very successful termof school here this win ter, and many are wishing his services could be secured for the coming spring and summer. J. B. Caldwell was with us again Wednesday. Come again Johnny, and welcom. We arc always glad to see your genial pleasant face. B. B. Westum of Spring Farm, is suffering from a protracted spell of rheumatism. Cornelius Kinder and wife were in Lebanon one (lay lost week and says the roads are awful muddy. Bkdrock. Should be Stopped. -Some parents of this city surely don't know that their boys congregate round the depot In the evening when the train comes In, and some go so far as to try and ump ou the cars when in motion, again they climb up ou top of the freight boxes and act as brakemeu when the trainmen are do ing the switching. And as It gets durk about the time the train acts In, they can not always be seen. We have seen boys running aoruss the track In front of the train, when, If they had fallen would surely have been killed. Parents should always know where their boys are, (specially at train time. If there ' note stop put to ilieni oou gregivtlng at the depot and Jumping on the treius, either by parents or the city i'buhuII, w predliit tttnt we will hare an oblltturjc in v nyi up noon' of those m t" Feed oats for sale. Enquire of'W B, Donoea, Fine elegant photos nt Bngrt's gallery for cash or produce. Go to Hiram Baker's for your L50 men and ladles' shoes. v If j on have any thing to sell or trade, Oall On Peterson, Ross & Co. Smith lias just added fifty now books to his circulating library. ' There will be preaching in Miller's hall Sunday morning aud evening, You can get one dozen phntoes at the Lebanon Art gallery for 70 cents. When you want to buy a suit of cloth ingyou will save money by getting it nt Bach's. When you want a new hat don't for get Pugh mid Munsey. They have the latest styles. The host groceries nnd furnishing goods nt the low est prices nt Pugh & Munsey's. Try them. Hirain Baker lias received Ills fall stock of ladies' cloaks, and Invites the ladies to call nnd examine them. Thero will be preaching next Sun day evening at the M. E. Church! South, by W. L. Molloy, pastor. All knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle at once. M. A. Mii,lkr. Still lower, changing key-wind watches to stem-wind $5.40 to $5.86 by J. E. Adcox, the watchmaker at Smith's drug store, These hard times we want to save all we can, but of course wo have to eat, still you will save some by getting your groceries at S. P. Bach's. Young man, improve your time by going to school at Santiam Academy. Take the business course and lit your self for usefulness in the business world. Music lessons at tiie Academy have been reduced from i-.oO to $2 per month. Harmony free to students taking lessons in uuy other of the music courses. The reason that J. E. Adcox, the watchmaker can change a key-wind watch to stem-wind at a less price than others is because he does bis own work while others have to send the work to Frisco or Chicago and pay $7 to $8 for baveing it dune. Deputy Sheriff Moore, of Sweet Home, passed through Lebanon lost Friday ufternoo., enroule to Albany with Miss India Howes, daughter of George W. HoweB, ordered produced on a write of habeas corpus. This is the case where Mr. Howes refused to allow his daughter to marry Mr. E. C. Russell and had locked her up. Mr. Howes has made arrangements to move to Missouri to locate. The mat ter was settled by Mks Howes agree ing to go to Missouri, with her parents for one year, and then if she desires she may return to Oregon and marry the man of her choice. The marriage license will remain of uo ute for at least one year. Cedar Posts. First cIusb cedai posbj for sale cheap. Call on or address Walter Brown, Al bany office, at Frenetic's jewelry store or see S. A. Nickerson ut Labanou. To The Public. Those that never have tried a good house or a cheap house, can learn where to buy a good article cheap. The celebrated W. L. Douglass shoe, and the Barton Bros1, boots and shoes are known by our' Eastern friends to be the very best. We have a line of the Browu shoe company, of St. Louis, ns well as many other lines, which are sold down to the hardest time prices. Our expenses are light and we ar prepared to sell cheap. We carry nearly every tiling from a toothpick to a locomotive. IIiham Baker. Admlaigti'utoi.' Notice Notice is hereby (dven that the under signed has been duly appointed by the County Court of Linn county, Oregon, the administrator of the estate of A, V. (iaroutte, deceased ; and has duly qualified as such administrator. All persons hav ing claims against the estate arc hereby required to present them, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof, to the uiniersigne I, at the office of W. M. Brown, in Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon. Dated this 22ud. dav of January, 1895. Phil Ritter, W. M. Brown, Admiuistrator. Attorney for Ailmiaiilrator. Awarded Highest Honors-World' Pair. DR, MOST PERFECT MADE, A pun Grips Cnurn of Tartar Pewdor, Crtf I en) Aninionii, Alum or any ether idolittut, I n Oh Make the PROSPEROUS ONE By buying your DRY GOODS, BOOTS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Read, Peacock & Co. LEBANON . SUMMONS. ..;: In Hie Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Linn county, in department No.2. Mary J. Henderson, pluinliff I vs. ) Summons Jacob W. Henderson, defendant) To Jacob W. Henderson, the above named Defendant, lH THS KAMI or THK STATE OH OllKQON: You are hereby required to appear and ans wer the complaint of the above named Plaintiif, in the above entitled court, .now on file with the Clerk of said Court, on or before the first day of the Regular Term of the above entitled Court, to wit: Monday tiie 11th day of March, 1H95, court being held at Albany, Linn county, Oregon ; and you are notiiicd that if yon fail to appear and answer said complaint, as hereby re quired, the Plaintiff herein will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in Plaintiffs complaint, filed in the above entitled Court; to wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between Plaintiff and Defendant and tor an absolute divorce for Plaintiff from Defendant, and for the care, custody and control of their minor daughter Vcstia and for the costs and dis bursements of this suit to be taxe.l. This summons is published by the order of the Honorable II, II. Hewitt, Jmlge of the Third Judicial District of the State of Oregon, and of this Court, made at Cham bers in the City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon, on the 22nd day of January 1S(I5. Sam'l M. Carlanp, Attorney for Plaintiff. COUNTY COURT. The tax levy for 18'Jo was placed at 14 mills. The bills of the Foster Mill t o. for $9.16, account-roads, and C F. Oakley bounty, $2.50, was continued. The following bills were allowed. John Withers, road sup'v'r (is 75 J M Wave, " " 20 00 HLLasell, " " 60 00 W II Nieholson, " " W W Tolls Froinan, " " ISO 00 R Warner, " " 00 00 (ico Conner, " 3i 00 Jus Curtis, " " 20 00 EFTruax, " " 40 00 Oregon vs Jell'llannali 50 15 Win Brenner, dep. sbenft 18 36 0 V Standista, " " 22 00 W E Chandler, " " 2 65 Oregon vs Walter Bass 41 20 K Q Watson & Co, mdse 12 92 John Jenkins, roads 08 00 Oregon vs Frank Cox 20 95 Staudish Arthurs, roads t 00 J S Van Winkle, sundries ..: 19 60 Hodges & McFarlaud, miscellane ous 8 16 J W Pugh, commissioner 24 00 J M Waters, ' 26 80 Cedar Pouts, Firstclass cedar posts for sale cheap, Call on or address Walter Browu, Al bany office, at Fieuotie's jeweliy store jo see H, A, Jiickerscn ut Lebanon, Dr. Price's Crtm Unking Nadsf thl'Mr Htf KM IHM ww year a SHOES and -OF- OREGON Mil Denny's bill to amend the railroad commission law by mak ing the governor, secretary of elato and state treasurer, railro'.d commissioners, to serve without salary, is an improvement upon the present law in that it extinguishes tlio three commissioncrsliips and their salaries; but it would be better to repeal the law altogether. These stale officials have enough other duties tj perform, and if they really receive no salaries they could not be expected to perform any useful serviccc. Repeal of the law, not amendment, is what is needed. Sun, As usual the legislature voted AO copies of the code, one lo each member, at flO a copy, $980 thrown nwny. This in economy with a vengeance. Only twi members in the bouso voted against it, llofer and Smith. Tlicy- deserve long marks. The railroad company !:as put in a telegraph office- at Striumnn, to facilitate the handling of train: over the Siskiyou? during the win ter storms. Heretofore there has been no telegraph station between Ashland and Siskiyou. CAN I OI1TA1N A PATENT! For a prompt answer and tin honest opinion, irrlle to M V N N Jt CO,, who lijiYO had nearly fifty rears' experience lu the patent business, rninnimilw lioiiH strictly cmiMfititial, A liinidlioitk of In formation concerning Patt-nltt and now to oh. lain thorn Bout free. Also a catalogue of nioohau toil and Mlenllflo books emit free. Patents takon throiipli Munu ft Co. receive epedal notice In the H-H-iil I lie A mcricn n, and tuufi are Droti;;Qt widely bet ore the public with Issued weekly, uleauntly illustrated, bas by (art he hrtiest cirouinltou of any ecicntitic work in tlio world. S3 a year, Biutiplo copies Bent free. Buildiua Edition, monthly, f'i.oOa yoar, Blnftle comas. lti etuis. Kvorv numti.r inlnln hswu. tliul plates, in colors, and photograph of new houses, with plans, enabling Dulldem in show the MUNN & CO., NUW Yol:I, ;ICI BtuUUWAT. SfclAryuui expense paid wMkly cram iiml PermtnoMpoilUon. k.iciuji?wrmory. KxpMiemw uiinucMBary. rwuU&r fsdvtnUaitobgiimrf-1 commission to local part- tlto agent b. nuram ."a at for the orchard, ttooks rVik lawn tad fardta. wuityottaow(wnu fruit ladunu? II ' important, Oood afeaaM ur itfWiciiit. Otttataiiaruiip"' 7, Voriiafttl, t i (T6iikWM COPYRIGHTS. "1 I