I,obanoii Express.
i-:.IIAY, APRIL S, I N
STATE AND COAST.
V '.'.en From Our Exchange Through
out the Northwest,
1T,IKX) acres of land will be open
to tiie public at the SileU reserva
tinn in a few weeks.
The Columbia mine, of Baker
r -li.'.ty, ling tlie machinery on the
iruv from the East fur a 10 stamp
mill.
John R. Beegle, of St Helen's,
nrusident of the Oregon Press As
sociation, lias received an invita
tion for the association to visit the
Atlanta exposition during October,
1S:5.
The Throe Sisters has been em
plovcd this week in carrying to
Curvalli 2U,00C bushels of wheat
stored luBt fall in the Booneville
v .i.ehsjuse, and owned by the
Ronton mills.
The State Suuday School con-
veotion will be held in Portland
5iiy7-9, the tenth annual ineet
ir.g. Arrangements are being
wade -to make it of more than or
Uiuary interest. j
The sum of (150 is on deposit in
the La Grande National bank,
mid the same will be paid ob a
reward for information that will
lead to the conviction of the party
who has poisoned the dogs in La
lirande.
A half column item in the
Salem Poet is headed: "Starving
to Bea'h. A Sad Case Within the
Very Walls of Silem. A Mother
iuid Seven Children Together With
Two Old People Greatly in Seed
of Food."
D'!wn near ForeBt Grove a hen
has made a nest and is laying eggs
in it fifty feet from the ground in
the fork of an oak tree. She pro
i;:i8 that neither man, woman nor
varmint shall interfere with her
!'Uiiseis. Ex.
5. B. Vortuingtn, the rustling
proprietor of the Kalamath Falls
Express. ha3 gold the paper to
.)eili G. Pierce and George F.
''anisworth. Worthiogton is look
ing for another location, and de
serves a good one.
Floyd Vaughan, utile in se.irch
of his runaway boy, drove from
Eugene to Comstoct and retnrn, a
distance of 67 miles, from 8;30 in
the morning to 9 o'clock at night.
This is good lime fur a single'!
horse. Eugene Gu?rd.
The steamer Homer made its
last trip from Yaquina on Monday.
She will hereafter be in the service
i'f. Hit Spieckles with Captain
Drisca in command. The Scotia
will take her place, and another
steamer will be employed.
Private letters from Indiana
state Ih .t from the middle of Jan
uary, to the middle of February,
there were not more than four
in-.iriiings when the mercury was
above zero, and during that time
there were days whea the mercury
tr.ood below zero all day.
Thursday at Corvallis a deed
was filed in fte recorder's office,
conveying to the Corvallie Lumber
Company title to the Friendly
sawmill phmt. The document
was executed by S. L. Shedd, as
trustee, and the consideration was
15,815.95.
t'orvallis people will he disap
pointed when the census returns
ate all in. Assessor Alexander
lias practically completed the
enumeration of the city, with the
exceptiou of Job's addition, and
gives it as his opinion that the
total population will not reach
2000.
. A first class cabin passage from
Portland to San Francisco can now
he had for 112. The steerage rate
is 6. Thin it a reduction of $4 in
the cabin and 12 in the steerage.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company has made the cut in
order to offset the -rate now in
effect between San Francisco and
Pugflt Sound points. It is out
known how Jojig the reduced tariff
will continue, but presumably
t-.iii.il tLd Usual ralt Wind from
tnnM futa
The Curry couuty otter hunters E. P. Thorp of the Cottage-Grove-have
bad bad luck up to the pre-jEcho-Lemati-Leader, in his paper
sent No otters have been billed, ;if last week gives this city quite a
and a fine otter boat belonging to' nice write-up. Yet he complained
Mel Fitrhttgh was stove mi a rock, i..f too unclean -condition of the
was rendered useless, while Eia 1 Vi:-; s. which leads us to wander
Jessinc was badly bruised by being v, hat Uo was doing in the back
jammed between a bout and a ;
rock, 'orders mentioned.
A petition is in circulation i.ij Toe Southern Pacific railroad
Benton county asking . that :i ' will haul a carload of sugar from
deputies of county officials be -rut I Portland, to Albany, 80 miles for
off. The present allowances by ' " rents a hundred, $14 a carload
the ftounty court for deputies are, ;f 10 t.ms. From Albany toEu
tr recorder, $20 per month; !or;-we, J4 miles, the charge is 2S
clerk, $70 per month; and for jeents a hundred, or $46 acaiload
deputy sheriffs, $100 per month;'01 tons. CRn anyone wonder
total, $190 per month. lhat our merchants, whenever
The Pacific can factory now have
their full complement of niashin-i
r
ery running on cans and are turn
ing out on an average 12O,0W
daily. Sext year they expect to!
use nothing but American tin j
plate, as the San Francisco factory
will add a tin-plate dipping de-i
partment to their business.
Tuesday afternoon the infant
daughter of D. V. Pricbard. of Cor- '
vallis, aged 15 days, breathed i'f
last. It is said to have been a'
marvel of littleness, being only
about 12 inches in length, yet was
perfectly developed, having re-:
golsr features and a bca'itiful face.
The remains of the little one were
interred Tbnrsdav.
The Lincoln County Record is
the name of a paper soon to lie.
issned at .Newport. It is to be
published by B. F. Jones, of this
plice, and S. G. Irvin, of Newport, j
It will be a weekly six column !
folio, and w:ll be devoted to the j
interests of Lincoln county, par
ticularly to the real estate and im
migration interests.
Jim Lindsley, of Bly, Klamath
county, gave bis 18 year-old daugh
ter, Dora, a seyere beating. Dur
ing the melee the daught-r g.it
hold of a butcher-knife and
whucked her father a terrible blow
across the forehead that t Ucpendcd
operations of the father's favorite
pastime indefinately. Kr. Linds
ley is recovering.
In the niiu-iml storm of last
week at Tillamook bay, more or
less damage is reported. Al Bunn
of Beaver, lost six head of cattlu.
They were standing under a large
tree, which was hroken in pieces i W T Porter vs J C Handler, fore
and all the cattie under it were!clui of mortgage; continued
... ,. , , .. , , , i M.J King, as executrix, va Newton
ei herknled by the stroke orhy i,,,. frrt.l.ureof mortgage; judg
falling pieces of timber. Other i mei by default,
damage of minor importance isj Margaret Brattaiti et al vs Bice
reported. 'uillwoith etal, partition; partition de-
,,,,-. , ! creed, KM Lamar tn Diuke partition.
The Portland Chinese merchants j WeHhillgl,m Mm Buil(ling h t
recently made complaint that ! j aii vs ES!a F MrFbenmo et l,
Astoria were sending rice to Port-' fqreeUnurer J' uiortguge; judgment try
land and selling it below what it! default.
oosi to bring it' from Cliino, with !
.l j . r -, a , i
tbe duty of H cents per pound.
I Investigation has shov- n that these j
merchants by mixing the same: vb T!niius Y Burber et al, foreclosure
quality of rice with a little flour, ' o! nmriige; judgmeut for pUmifT.
were able to have mixture rated as L K,,i' J' VB 8 0 W"""'- rt "' nt"
broken rice, the duty upon which j JaM ile(;flril!y w B(Bird , TUi.
is one quarter of one per cciit.l Utk ( ui berk iid Pul.yerian d.uieh,
Bret Hart's estimate of thjs.yiavilie, coiifirnintioi); sale cuic
"Heathen Ciiinnee," seems to be finuitl.
about rLht. I H Wriglit n 1 L and I'usa E
' , " !H","iiJ.eo:ifirmatioii;8alecoiifinied.
A stabbing 1b reported froL Bicjj TJMuukers vs Q W and Mary
Hill, Donglas county. It seems iJohimon et al, couHrmautiun; aale
that it was the regular d:e of the! i'"ned.
weekly prayer-mectins at the' Lh... County National bank vs M
, , , . . , ; anil I rjueis Hvde, counrmaliuii; sa!e
scnool house, but owing "to Ihe;.,,,;,,)
stormy weather ot.ly five or six; Duvid Peter..n va Marion 6 Giaw et
boys got together. As they were al, nule ordered in two parts, Gilmn
waiting for the people to come in a fin,t' Waoo -cond.
quarrel arose over a trivh,l matter,' K H Allen ve John 8 Berry et al,
. . . . , , , . . foree!i're of mortgage; judgment by
started as a joke, and ended in MmH 1 ' ' b '
Bob Moser st.bbing Henry Caster j Marl, Miller et al v D P Miller el
with a pocket knife, cutting seven I a), partition; coiitinued.
gashes. The injured man is ser-! Edward O'Keil va Lebanon Bant
iouslyburt, but will probably rei lam Ca.ml company, foreclosure; judg-
coverinduetime. i"'1!-.,. nr
I H B Mover vs A T Kuuell and B L
In Oregon are six Cuuulies, in . Ruawll, foreclosure; settled.
Washington three, in Nerada ' M ale v William Hunter et al,
seven, and io California seven that! f"eeloun; Judgment by default.
t,.i ..nt, i crf Charles T Craft et al vs Jacob Ledg-
nave each more than 5000 souare j i jr
,, , IrewiKid, motion for present sheriff to
miles. The largest county in the , d.d; present slierifl ordered to
United States is San Bernardino, m!;e deed.
east of Los Angeles, Cal. It ! M fiiwnlierg v John Diereuger and
covers 21,000 square miles, an area! A 11 HuUl for1,i,utel li'dgmeut by
M00 mile. larPer than that ofjA A L Mlge Cova, LHo.lida
.New Jersey, Deleware, Conuc'acut L, f,Weure; continued.
and Khode Wand combined,' or . G W Pli!llip vs V O Hayue et al,
half tbe area of the stale of New j eoi.flrmailoii; aals eonfirmcd.
York. Kltmatb county is o:. of j
the il ia Ortgon tbat has n;ori Cei" . ,
tha W0 r;. mil. To wfJ
.lieys when he dUcovea'd tae die-
possible, rcttise to submit to this
extortion and cold blooded robbery
, , , , r .
land haul by wagons from Harns-
burg and Corvallie? Other freight
is about in like proportion. It is
enough to make a preacher swear.
Guard.
Yictor Keller, aged 57, resident
of Canyon City, was riding on
fiat ear loaded with lumber, over
the O. R. Sr X. road between Baker
City and Huntington, on Sunday
afternoon. While the train under
full speed was passing a farmhouse
a hid standing near the track
liuiM a stone about the .dze of a
hen egg with full force at the pas
senger, who wa alone on the
lumber cur, unobserved by the
train crew. The stone struck the
old gentleman in the left eye,
knocking him down and dostroy
.ng his sight forever. Tbe old
gentleman was badly injured and
is without means. Search for the
miscreant is being made.
Circuit Court.
Department number two of the cir
cuit court convened yesterday a! 9 a.
m.. before Judge H. H. Hewitt
The following case were disposed of:
P J Porter vs John C Elder, parti
tiuii; enndliiiued.
In tl-ninticr nf the assignment of
George V Smith, wijrumei;t; con
tinued. J W Brown vs J B Wirt et al, fore
closure of lien; judgmeu' for plaintiff,
hut dismissed an to Waterloo Develop
ment company.
Fred A Brown vs i B Wirt et al,
foreclosure cf lien; judgment for plain
tiff, hut dismissed as to Waterloo De
velopment company
Sylvester I'eiinnyer (governor) et al
vs William Cochran and W T Coch
ran et ul, foreclosure uf mortgage;
iudtrmeut bv default.
6 M D n"vh V8LY Bail"-V Ba'1 " J
Bailey, fiireelnsure of mortgage; udg-
','. iMm,u
investors Mt? f-eeut'y Co (limited)
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LITMUS
TIIE GREAT
UVER, EIDIET'UD C0KST1PATI0K
CXJI1K.
The Manager of our Com
pany Is a jiractcal physician
and chemist, and uothiiiK
will pass through his hands j
without being first tested raid;
proven fully up to the
stadaKl;
We ask you to procure a
bottle of j
LIVER1XE !
from ymir drn;git. If he does nt
have it in '(H'!;. Hk liiin 1 1 send lo j
theAst'Hou 8 Chemical Co., Llj
anon, OregiMi, or In ny wholtsak' drug i
house, uliorv m i- tj be Had in any
quantiliiK d,irod.
liverixe i nieuwnt to t fe. 1 1 union, courses ot &tuay, lext-tsooKs, ttc, uneer
An.v child wiii tnko it w-n, . uh.;fuH Mai)ed on Application.
Eveu balw will nut rtfuBs it. i
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The proper! iig of LIVEKINE are
mildly luxativ? lu sniall di"x d
.n.tnni .t. ... r..lt
duain. It ii,-ts on ilip liver iw no ot'wr
compound does mildly, thuMUijiilv,
B'ith"Ut Crciltilljr "m"" ri.milln hi-
grtpinn;. The lalU r quality ha umde
it o general fuvorile Willi wnmi-u hrfnri -
anil after confini-nii-nt.
LIVERIXE ia al!i un excellent j
KIDNEY COMPOUND.
A genuine reuovutor of the nvMi-ni i
itlmut leaving any bad after effect, j
LIVERIXE lias no equal for the;
relief of I5DIGKSTIOX, cowd by
defective actimi of the Liver or ob-1
strutted Kidueya.
LIVER1NE curea auur Btomach,
bilious and aiek beadaehea, hitter
taateiulhe ninuih, dizziuees, roariuE
ringing in the earn, liver wugha, pain i
and snreueiis in thti stomach. Juimdiiw, i
and all other afleciioiia nf the human i
svBtem caused by defective LIV Elt. j
LIVEKIN'E is a xwitive aud cer-1
tain core for chrouic )
CONSTIPATION j
or diarrlitea caused by derangement :
of the Liver. 1'aiu in the hack, acute;
pain nr aching in the liijw, ruuoing !
down the thighs and l-i, a henvy ,
sediment In the urine, pain or mimics
in the bladder, pain in pussiiig urine
are permanently cured by the proper
tiseofLIVERI.VE. I
After taking LIVEIILSE for a time ;
it frequently communicates a briuhl, !
healthy straw color to the urine,
proving that the bile is being climin- j
ated through the kidneys as it should ,
be. !
Acoullnued use of LIVERIXE in-J
creases imtead of ' destroying the
appetite. By its wonderful tonic!
effect it differs from other preparo-1
lions by tbe dose not having to bej tbe important fact that
increased by long taking. It may be j
taken by young or old with perfect j
safety. iThe Lebanon Express
LIVERISE is a purely VEGET- j
ABLE preparation, and lias lsu
submitted to the lest of some of our
best pbyaicians, who speak in its
praise. j
The done for an adult is from a
teaspoonful to u tablespoouful three i
times a day, before meals. Doe for
achild one vear old 20 to 30 drons.
a child one year old 20 to 30 drops.
increased or decreased as required.
Some of the most prominent people!
of this eily and Albany bave been
taking LIVERINE for two nonths:
past, aud are loud in lit praise. i
Aschor S Chemical Co. i
Cedar Posls.
Firatclass cedar posla for sale cheap.
Call on or address Walter Brown, Al
bany office, at Frenetic's jewe'iy store
or see b. A. Xlckerson at Lehauon.
SHILOH R CCRE, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, Is tn great riemnnd.
Pooketalw ouiitulns twntyflve ooly
Me. CUiidrsi. iura II, oi by K W,
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EUREKA MEAT MARKET.
BASHOR&WHIDBEE, Proprietor.
! Wo carry first tin s meat,
' Etc. ami will endevtir to treat
Your Patru;:aie is Solicited.
1854.
Santi
am
Second Term Commences January 2, 1895.
S
j Normal, College, Preparatory,
Business,
Music Courses.
Circular Containinfr
S. A. RANDLE, Principal,
j l-I.DnlUI'i
j
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j
A. H. CRUSON
Paper Hanging
To Advertisers.
If you wish lo obtuiu the best
returns from jour advertisements
Don't Forget
will give the desired results, us it
Is The Best
AHvprtisinff Medium
AQVerXISmg ITieUIUITl
in Linn County.
No-.lce.
lilaekHiilth wniited, one wlio under
stunds t-ii-ru.1 blui!iisuiith work and
especially horseshoeing ulso can do
wood wrk for repairing of wagon.
and machinery, will funiWb shop free
(ifchnige fur una yt-i-r. ( an fjruUli
q iltr a number of tools, for furtiisr
tiiforinailun wrlta
A. f. lUMU-lox,
such as Besf, Mutton, Veal,
all customers fair.
1895.
mmary ana
Full Information regarding
OREGON.
and Ghainexg
East and South
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
Express trains leave Portlniid daily:
I): 16 r.i. l,v...l'ortiand.,
,Vr.
:20 a. a
4:20 a. H
7:00 r. at
lft:l r. u. I,v...Allisny.. ..Ar.
111:15 a. m. Ar.Mun 1-ranclwo Lv
The above trsjns stop at all atatioiis from
rortiRtid to Albany inclusive: also Tsneetit,
Hiietld, ilaliH-y, Marridlnirg. Junction I'ity,
Irving, Kugene and all stations troiu JRose
burg to Ashland inclusive.
Itoseliurg mail daily :
s:W aVm.'i XvPortlaiid ...Ar. itmr."i.
12:46 p. x. Lr...Alimny.,....Ar. 12:.10p. a.
o:wir. m. i Ar...Koenunr..i.v. 7:Wi. a.
Local
pasienger trainsdaily (uicept
Sumiuy.
8:20 a. m.
:IUa. h.
4:W s. M.
6:20 P.M.
Lv.,.AIbsny......Ar. ' 10:40
Ar...llianou....Lv. :40 a. v.
Lr... Albany Ar. 0:45 p. .
Ar.. . Lebanon ...Lv. I b:Wr.u.
Dijiing Can on Ogden, Routt.
Pullman Bckfjt Sleefbhp.
AKD
Becond-Clasa Sleeping Cart At
tached to all Through Train.
Wt Sid Division.
Bnwxni Vowimv akc Cosvau.ii.
Mall train--drilTjewit Sunday):
7:30 a. i7 Lv...Portiaud .Ar. PtjlH A. .
12:lfi p. a. I Ar...i:..rvuliU..Lv. 1 iliO p. M.
At Albane and Corvaltls connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific railroad.
i'.irea train dolly (aioapt Sunday))
TriOlTliTnCvTrFoSland ...Ar. ;
7:."6 p. M. : Ar.McMliiovlllf Lv
8:29 a. h.
6:60 a. M.
THROUGH TICKETS I""1 tf"u
ajupieru mmie, uan-
Ja and Eiirojn nan U oitalnul at lovssl
rawl from I, A. ntnimt, ufmy Lstwana.
P. Kiir-ULICR. Msasasr.
ft. t. Mt(Ni 4. A, t. fails
Academy