Lebanon Bipress,
JTiTDAY MARCH . ISS5.
STATS AND COAST.
Taken From Our Exchanges Through
out the Northwest. j
I
Control Point's di.-trict fair hasj
been set for September 24. r
r . . I
Dr. L. Henderson, of Salem, bas '
lien appointed visiting physician j
to the penitentiary.
ChartevDr.il, of Lowell, Lane j
ii
comity,' acc.deotly sent a ball
through one of his feet while load
ing his rifle.
Arrangements are being made to
throw the BileU reservation open tomb in Vet6 ctahe where lie
to settlers, and it is probable a the immortal priest and nun. The trees
proclamation will soon be made. aroond ,01Eb fl"uf ,wit,h fP"
j f.K-ias and prayers, und instead of car-
Sheriff Geo. A. Latic'iB, of Lincoln j rvingawny a leaf or. stone from the
county, publishes a notice that I tUe toTOt8' ! t
" 1 I orient leave a souvenir,
taxes must be paid by April I and , whea the course of true love does
that there will be no extention of! not run smoothly, and only divine in
,. ' 1 i.-rveuUon can melt stern parents'
' lue" i hearts and clear away clouds and ob-
II. E. Ankeny, of Storlingville, ststtej, the truo lover roust seek the
an.) Mr. R,.ncer. of Portland, have !
j j . .
gild the Blue G.nvel mine, in
Galice creek district, Josephine
county, f..r 4(KiO.
The Ashland Chautauqua hits
secured for one of its stellar at
tractions a leo;ure b Harry
Miller on "The Itelation of Woir...n
to Social Prigress."
The 8-year-old s.m of Mrs. S. M.
M. -Lane of Lyons, while chopping
wood a few day ago, cut three
fingers off the left hand of his 5-year-old
brother .Robbie.
r- u tt:ii i... bUm.
conducted by three women, only!
;tiu of them being married. It ie
ncedlees to- add that they get
nearly oil of the business in their
line. ;
. On Volney Heiuenway's place,
in Coyote precinct, L.'ue county,
a field of-over 1100 acres of virgin
eoil baa been broken and is bein?
harrowed into shreds fur a wheat
crop.
It is said that the V. C. T. U. at
Gold Hill is the largeH in L.
Btatpy the- exception of the
one in Portlaad, having 40 mem
bers after being organized only a
month.
r'n-iw prevailed on llie west side
of the Blue mountains Tuesday
night At Gibbon snow fell to the
d'pth of eight iuchea, and the
belt extends aa far west as Cayuse
station.
The city marshal of Pendleton
has had to provide himself with a
wheelbarrow to use in wheeling the
drunken Indians to jail since their
advent into all the rights and
duties of citizenship.
Aayea & Swinden have picked up
about liaJO rfunh of coarse guid ax
their ulacer uiine on Oscar oreck.
Josephine coimlyf this seasjn. ex-V
ClUSive oi me une goiu iucj
get when they cleaD up.
Bids for Dalla City bonds in
the sum of ?iiO,0(JO are advertized.
These bonds ase to run 25 yearf,
and are issued for tlie purpose of
paying off all outstanding war
rants and reducing toe interest.
Captain Hall has been notified
from San Francisco to resume
work on the Bonanza quicksilver
mine near Oakland, Or. The
tunnel ie being atraighteutd out
and preparations made for further
prospecting.
The taxes to be paid in Duuglas
cjuuty this year for all purpo ec
amount to 121,0u(i. Taking out
the special suboul and cuy laxe.
the amount is about tlUb.OiAJ, some
tTUUO more than last year. The
levy is 23 mills, against 20 lust
year.
Pendleton is stirred up more
lliauever before in its hist'iry over
a eerie of revivals, so much
that all the prominent inercliatttc
but two have cgreed to close their
tore at 7 o'clock in order to per
mit their employees to attend the
meetings. - ,
The residence of Dr. 0 wy nne was
burglarized at Salem Friday night,
mid . Williams type writer, silver
WKtcb, gold bracelet, borseshue pin
.liver 25 ct. pin und guld uhunu,
of totJ value of 112a t -kcii. D.
diwyp.ne' house was alej robbed
PV0. Vt
WHERE LOVERS BUW. !
The Shrine of a Japanese Goddass
Who f rnooths Love's Path.
' j A rftmoua IluddhUt stabilshHMiit 1m tlw
1 Hacrpd lit.r of KvoicMlnm Flaw
1 l rttutstimint tor ttae
I'nitltlttt. '
All the world loves o lover, nnd the
Japanese are as romautic and susecpti-
tk' :" "3" olho;
fieople. rrunely as. their customs and
:;.ir.-tti t:;;cl nnd confound lu
I
:T.;;ro iiu Harper's Bazar. They
aft; t::ir seiHimeDlul poems and ro-1
covels j,s well as western pei
aati meeting- tule of the battled !
vdX KT.Un?r-7 love of Gompachi end
: Kumitnuaki parallels that of Beloiso
r.tl Altolard in popular interest The
lovers' pravc m the temple protmdR at
j!c;:r. smith of Tokyo, is as much a
: -' '! uwaranosoue no Kama, the god-
as wao vr.U'hesovcr the affnireot
T.ic heart. II?r most famous shrine Is
at tho Kiam.ittjRi temple in Kyoto, one
of the ol.ljiit auJ most famous Buddhist
5Str.b:i.:ii:3ent'i in that sacred city. In
H ia cjisiiriacd one of the thirty-three
l brted images of Kwannon. the
froiUe-ss o iiiorej, and to it pilgrims
iloob l-y thousaitcs every summer. The
teople nnd pfrovia roofs are outlined
Li-h ajruinst the foliage of Kyoto'seast
c;:i IviiLiitla. and the steep street climb
ing iVtini the river to its ponderous
c.v:v.cy li the celebrated Teapot hill,
a Tmy lined on either side for a whole
b-f-uiiio with an almost unbroken row
uf ihi nost fascinating little chirm
stiops. The Hondo, or great hall of
the temple, has a platform built at one
Side that orerhanffs the edge of a preev
to the rariue below. In the old darr.
k'fclaus hunbands tised to carry their
sa-jprnrtc-a wives to this place and throw
i'miia twsv tlie platform raU. If the
vl-tiais survived the fall, they were in
no 'entf -nd of course the results proved
in?.-, no ianocent women were ever
dashed to pieces on the rocks below
Kloicidzii. husband ever went
nv.rr wlih a heavy conscience, and the
ci'.inc ilv.-ar.non never interposed to
fevo bv lii'ia-'Ule or parachute.
x'.-7 Ian ronotc comer of a bltJ?
; J.lvv). built out from the Amida or
vaII cU'.r.:ed to Buddha himself, is
iliamniilie no Kama's simple little
r "n ins. A prating of unpointed wood
L'.drs Uic- r.ilaiMr;"Ii:. rd the grating
k covered with a thousand little stripe
or pr.p-7i c;;oa the prayer of some am
ioos t 'Tim. '1 o secure tne aid of the
boiie jir-iit poddesfj one buys a printed
: -; uv :v EVfim the priest in the Amida.
i'tikiij i. into a narrow ribbon, and, with
tin1 thv:cib i and little tinfjer only of tht
r-"iit hand, ties it to the grating. II
any o'Jier fingers are tLsed, or the bit of
-paper is even touched by them, the
charm is broken, the goddess deaf, and
fa? appcul vain. Anxious and per
tnrbeu as these unhappy ones must all
hive been, they have taken time to
fa.-v&en these curl-paper petitions with
K?rae very elaborate knots and loops
wliilc they were imploring the goddest'
aid. One may sit on the benches of the
piutform and consume tea and sugar
fiovjers. and wat-h the men and wom
en, yontlis and maidens, people in ruat
liE" silks, softest crapes, or commonest
eotti n garments, who seek that shriue
AU einsses buy and tie before the altar
p.u l "ith earnest laces elap their hamb
to.-'jfsu the goddess attention, bow their
. heds. and m&ita their heart
a sorrow
10 KwnnmouabenoKaiia.
STEVENCON'S ADVENTURE.
Ilnw tha Norcllst Came Hnr Bbi( Pat
OX a Tr.tiii Tor Srookloc.
During the last, visit to this country
Eobort Louix; Stevenson escaped a very
y."l :.int e-Tponeaoc and never knew
ii, ac'otuing to a story told in Harpers'
Yc"-'-'. A journalist, who knew
Sleveu in by liia published portraits,
citei-ed a raihvay ear at Long Branch,
and saw the famous author seated in a
coruer. with a black square box on the
opposite scat and a rubber tube danj
lin? from it. The conductor knew the
journalist, and said to him, pointing to
Jlr. Stevenson:
"I'm going to put that man with the
long hair oil the train. He is smoking.
I asked him not to, but he's been at it
again while I've been out of the car."
"He is not smoking," said the jour
nalist; "that is some device -for earr
ing medicine, in the form of a vapor.
which he inhales in his lungs, lie r
an invalid. That is Robert Looi
Stevenson, the novelist-"
The conductor seemed interested.
but only for a minute. "I dont care,
said be. "It doesn't matter who he is.
I call it smoking, and he's been at it
ever rnncc 1 told him not to.
The journalist tried another tack.
"Did you ever read 'Kidnaped?"' he
asked.
"Saw," said the conductor. "I dont
care what he is; he's got to obey the
rules."
The journalist persisted: "Did you
over read "treasure Island?"
"Nuw," said the conductor. "I dont
read many novels; they are all trash.
anyhow."
"Hold on," said the journalist. "DW
you ever read 'Dr. Jekyll .and Mr
Hyde?1 He wrote that also"
"What!" said the conductor. "Did 1
read 'Jekklo V Hyde? Well, I guess 1
did. Couldn't sleep the night I fin
ished. J scca it played In the theater,
M . .i.u li n'An .i .
nxa is a uanur, aim nev lie can
Bcoke -he can; taint what yon call
aaokiug, is it? tiick, is be? He does
luck tick. I'd like to see anyone object
KEEPING SAVINGS AT HOME.
A OM Ladr 0 in iwd on Which M
Let .10,000, N
A woman recently died In a nehh
bring town, and beside a pratMiiliniph
tr and hor cynical husband, she left a
few relatives aud $S0 in (Told wiih other
things. The woman, says tho V 0009.
tor Uasette, was over 05 v:hen she
died, and the (30 included her wedding
preaents. Like many persons in those
days, she held fast to the shining ea
gles, and had had them for nearly ?7
years. When she died, of course, the
birds were distributed among the heirs.
The cynical husband, who was married
to the old lady's fuvorite gHinWauph
ter, mused upon the ?':0 in gvild aud
Btripped his thoughts of all sentiment,
as he spcciduted in his mind what
might have been. He has not quite got
through figuring yet. and his constant
query is, if grandmother had only pat
that KM in the bank when she first got
it, what a clutch of golden cables we
would have nowl He mused on t his ns
he got ready on cold mornings to go to
work, and his favorite topic of thought
was suggested as lie jingled a nijkel
and a bunch of keys looking for his car
fare. Then he began to figure that
money at 6 per cent, doubles in about
11 years, and he lost sleep as he thought
how many times 11 years went in T7
years. When the .cynical husband
finally referred the question of his
losses to a bank man he learned that in
80 years the ISO in gold would have
amounted to H,473.tKJ. Without figur
uring any further on the problem, the
bank man said he would endiy con
sider that 10,000 was lost by saving JHii.
It is not an unusual tiling in some of
the old banks to have an account doub
led many tunes over and ovt!r ugair:.
One day last week in the Worcester
county institution for savingr.. an ao
couni was reckoned at whk-h
originally was but 10.05. Kothiiir hint
evsr been added or taken fra n tkc
bunk account, and it was loit to accu
mulate. It took about 50 years for
the original sum to gather aU thut
laoss. Ihere was another recent in
stance in the same bunk win re :il
tfcaes the original sum wtis paid to a
livpositoi. No one wonders that som
body ducovcred and said that money
makes nionev.
MILITARY SYSTEM OF GERMANY
To Cuunlry Thnt llu Item tne Witr
School .4 Eui-otw.
ine mm-.ar.v ni.-.ory anu sueeessesol
GernnyhaTeeaiiivmailehorthewari, ' , , ,
.si.,r-,- , . . " 1 . .-. Kven u liuliv ill imt refuse It.
s.'nooi 01 LaiM.10, and tut- :;j:en tiiit- ue-
velopraent of the military art, to which 'Die prop-rib- of LIVERINE ure
she is mi-Jjied i'or the ovu
-'w ot
Au&trir; and France in her tote;
h;IR tn.H,JMl,-ll IS:. Htllrtva t.,
enniol - np-I imilut? hi-r i-u-r n
toihepjcBlara of orssuisutbu an.":
etjui; m :it. though unitU:- i rul u -lj t;
rival iu in s-. ;icma'.ij tiiiri:.Bvis. oi
ptcparauonaad ea.itaLi-.. 0
aud now stibsianuaUv uotus-.:on to ull !
American l'.evivw, ia a; a v V.. k-::r-nc
enongh, end has fur iis rta -i:,jy .r ca
tho coiir.-.iou, bo jar us n;.v W . -a :lw i
entire nstion into a ci;stnrr eow with j
the largeal amount oj triiLiing i hat the j
Knan and ether pubiie caiymciesj
williiermit.
Tie controlling principle, may be
summariad as follows: 1. LL.hiiity
to service universal, and neata! servi le I
eompulsorv at the tiis-rexiou -f t'-.e '
.rt. -The thorough trainband
mainicnanee under anrj in iveas I
for immediate service oiasbrT Unx
as practicable. U. A seeure j;iirj-.;i:i:y
and perfection of orgaui:i:iti,c- i.mt
cqoiptaent in every rt;-Ti-hir, L-r;;e
and small. 4. The formation, es ruu.
vAly may be, oi a rt.r.ur r-ir-'e, I
frura VvhL'U the active r;..L:;r. cum bo tit
once expamlea Ironi & p:ace to war
lrjotiitg" with fuiiy tt'iwr--. .i m;a. '
The ior.twt:on and jcrtirJ trrun;;- rrt
mUitfa, vrhhh in im abit-fioe cf tlx
regular troops is to occupy &uvrv: -u, j ur (ilurrltoa enuiiud ly dwriiiigfmriit
ami farts, construct rtcfcji.;-',, : z .Ca 1 0f tw Llvr In tht? tun, R"'iU'
oruer et home, and r,nrr.!y -:..A of p.lh r tt,.u,lg in thl. Ill(llf rmhinu
The enrollment oi every eivi?.-..-!! info. I ","tb m,d 'T1 '""V
forwtlist may be levi-d ea i:. ia : -fi:n?iit I" the urine, pnm nr sore-.es-caascf
invasion. 1. CnroIrJst.iiiy ir-.i 1 i" the liiuii:ler, p.dii in piisniiig urine
a---iv.U-.jn, in aiivar.ee, of every r; i-'ie 1 hit pi-ruin -entlv euri-d by the pr-iper
military cora;;!iciii ion in onl.-r tarit : UM. n 1.IVEUIXE.
prompt and cunccrled action siiail toi-
low a declaration 3 v sr. j After tal.ing L1VKIUSE f-r a tl lie
- Ml ftrqu-ntlv e-iminuiiieates a brlalil,
THINGS THAT GO ASTRAY, j htijihy slraw color l.i Ihe urine.
A Peculiar storr ibnut the World' ' proving liull Hie bile is U-illg elililill
f air. t, d ikri.ugli the kidneys as itslioiild
The annals of "thing, thr-t no '
astray" contain no paruiid ti-
which, appropriately oii,v.ij-h,
u from the I'nitei Stait;,, b
tlrims'iy iEaglsnd) Expre&s. -It
that C4riiti-cn ni-jnl.li:, ago tlie
govcrr.ai:ut aunt for an e::'ii!
the GAaffo ivorki's fair a grfcu
ie -.'A n of obit-;i coan-
kh! -h
.3 r.
C0l-
1 v!:ii
ijolnia'ona and tlie raemorabli
cf vii-'.-ovcr vliicii first placed tl
i'.t -
world ujxm the map. lint the !
lion never reached the -xJri-aulhorHiea,
and it hv not the i. :r.t
founding detail of an antcmn-fir.-? s'.
,
that this e.ihibit of s"arf.-a:.'iin:
fed wxs nwer missed. All tlwy.
summer no one a:;!;ed
qauiions about the mfcjoicj e n
und in due ii;:.c the ;voriil
A fortnight oo a rniL-.:d hta:
ship arrived at Cadiz to ru'xra -of
the exhibits. Then itw
iii'.ei'-
1 tirj
aa.nt
.'.l.'T,
i.r -
(.:;t;.rv
arose: Where was the Coii;::-.' - :
lection? Koonckiii'W a;ivti.h: - ::lMr,.t
the matter on brcad t-:- ti :.e),
fore xvanu e.v.s,Ji1.ai.ti.;:a v. :
drcsKCd to the VuilcdHuacr: r,::: .
at vc:h:ngton b;- the M:.;'v:.!
ofli-.c. The affair of ui--tic;v;Uk-3
v.".i ivti! ct tlio .::y
cauir.g an iatf:riiutioi:l v
standing when, E :rel::;I the j
eae of objects eamc to fi
a bonded u-aidicese, vh-,o tii
been carefully stowed r.r.vy. '
from diiGt utid dcilp, but ri:.'. i:
eyesof the laiULnr, v-lio',.-.-..
cago iu;:. year end to viif.-i ; .:1:- -,
hav-? iirovv.j.i caec tut r-i-! ...
foalurfer. of tl.e uhuv. 'j
u-tM
, ', '
,, -
j: tho
:.h: -
. ,;
bivndev civi-.k! liatv l;een
- s;;a
Cd of Kplrt upon the elites a.:d db-
oiuer wuwn reigpca snpraae Ly the
VERIHE
THE GREAT
LIlfER, KIDNEY AND C0HST1PAT10K
CURE,
The Manager of our Com
pany is a practcal physician
and chemist, and nothing
will 1 aas through his hands
without being first tested and
proven fully up to the
standard.
We ask you to procure a
bottle of
L1VER1NE
from your druggist. If lie dues lint
hiv. ii in s'ikU, ask him to semi lo
1 he ANcw.it S Chemical Co., Leb
11111111, Oreg'in, or lo any whulesule drug
huuse, w here i Ik tj lie bad In .ny
quunlluw dvHiKt!.
I LIVEiNNlC is pleasant tn t ke.
i . nil! iii.. It mitl. . nIUh
jn.jirtiy iX;1(ivK in small die nd
actively purgative when taken hi full
n,ts-
It a-In 011 1 lie liver as lira oilier
:c mipmiiid does mildly, Ihor-iughly,
j with lit ereiithig nuiiws, vomiting nr
j griping.. The hitler quality lias made ',
iV.gi-iural fsvorite wilb women Uf ire
; and after eoiifiueuieiit.
JVKIUNE is also mi excellent
1 "' , ' i
I KlLhNLl t UiVirULISl), j
i
?'itnine renovalor of the nysleui
ltb.it leaving any bad afler etl'eet.
UVE,.iSE hll, w ,r
.... ..,-.,.fi.,n j u i
"r MUt.I05, caused by j
dffeetive art inn of the Liver or ob-!
strueU-d Kidneys. j
. . , S
LrEItI.NE eure. .ur stomach,
l'i"' na hedaelie, bitter
! tusle In the niBuih, dlBtine, roaring
ringing in the ears, liver out
ami siirt-nees in tht, stomae
and i ll otliei ullVi lloiiB of the human
LlYF.RISEis a positive aud ei-r-
' liiln cure for chronic
CONSTIPATION
nadira! A enntinurd use.if LIVEUINE in-
r, the ; ereasiB i:i-leud of destroying the
-Mpearaiapuetiltf. By tt. wonderful t-inie
'(.flti-t H differ, fr.iru other pnpan-
1 biii by the itiwe not having l be
! iiiereum-d by long taking. It may lie
taken hy young or old with H-rf--ut
wjsufely.
LIVEHINE is a purely VEGET-
ABLE preparutiou, and bus
lieeu
r-uliinill. d to the lest of mine of our
j U't pli.vsieiuliH, who Bienk III Its
j pruic.
The dune for an adult is from a
teuitionful to a Ubleapiioliful three
, thiica a due, before meals- I)nse for
a child me year old 20 to 30 drops.
Im reused or di creased us required.
Some of the ni'iaf prominent penpli
' of tlii-i eity -and Albany have been
Inking LlVl-illNE for two D onlhs
past, and are loud hi its prulne.
Anchor S Chemical Co.
Cedar Posts,
; First clam cedar posts for sale cheap.
' Call on or adi'rwis Wulter Brown, Al
hany ultlee, tit Fienebe's Ji-wb'ij store
' or m.-e rt. A. Nh-kerson at Lebauon.
KARL'S CLOVER BOOT, the
ureal Blond purifier glvor tKkbnw.
nnd clearness to the Cimiplectluu did
' eurm Cuiislipatlon, U .M-.H M..,tl-
EUREKA MEAT MARKET,
-lUSiiuK & WU1DBEE, I'ropriclor. :
We carry firt ci.v meat, ouch an Wf, Mutton, Vval,
Ete. and willfiitlovv.', io tivat all cucloiiuirs fair.
Your 1'at-.
1851.
iiioai
Second Term Commences January 2, 1895.
Normal, College, Preparatory,
Business, Primary and
Music Courses.
Circular Containlns Full Information regarding
Tuition, Courses of Study, Text-Books, Etc., Cheer-
.... ..,. j . .. a .. .: ..
;TUIiy IVIdliea OH Application.
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A. H.- CRUSON
St-ciPaper Iamkg
To Advertisers.
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, i
retiiriis from tour advertisement? '
Don't Forget
the itnifirtiint f:it that
The Lebanon Express
.
will give the '1-wirel rtwuHs, us it
Is The Best
Advertising IVedium i
in Linn County.
Notice In bereby given lo all whom
il uiuy on tiTii, ' ' tiiri i-t- d l-y
the eity ciiniei! of L"baon, On-gi.ii.
lo riai-'.ly enf"lee liif'nrili
tufi- re
lutivi- lo cl-uniMg ; a:
privies. Tlie irillnaie
iil'.yi-
I..
aidtii'-d oiittipl:e:it:-iti lo tin- Uici-rdi r.
AH pallies violating any i-MVi-ion-i of
lliliiiidiiiumr, nf'er tin 2-'-tli - f Mm- h
1N96 will !: pro-eeuti il. Ily order of
ill City Couucll.
P, V MoltUAN, la-inliul,
t, Mini awU 14, WA
age is
sited.
JuL.h., Principal,
OREGON.
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1 East and south
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