Lebanon;' Express. Fit RAY, APRIL 12, 185. STATE AND COAST. Taken Prom Our Exchange Through out the Northwest Tillamook claims 4500 people. Salem is building another cannery V handle this season's small fruit. Ten carloids of lambs, about 2000 head are being shipped from Pendleton to Chicago. Representative Al Lyle is in Polk county buy:ng cattle for his Crook county ranch. The Homer carries 400 to 600 tons of Coob bay coal every trip from Marshfield to San Francisco. Two hundred head of Pine and Eagle valley cattle hsve been brought into Union to be fed for the Omaha market. Sherman county has paid up its state taxes for 1895, and is proud that it has yet to be found deliuqu ent for eithar principal or in terest. Senator Maxwell is quite ill with la grippe at his home in Tillamook county. He has been confined to his bed since his return from Salem. Corvallis is scandalized by the report which is commonly repeated on the street, that a negro wench luu been dancing naked before groups of men and boys. School Superintendent Newburg, t.f Jackson county, is laid up, from the effects of stepping on a nail lust week. It penetrated his foot and is likely to be followed by ser ious complications. Joseph Berry, a pioneer of the Airlie neighborhood, recently re ceived $10,000 from the estate of a rbiladclDhia relative and has bought 200 acres of land from Sol Stump at $22 an acre. Gabe Long, of Bickleton, Gill iam county, had the misfortune to lose his two-year-old child by -drowning. The child foil into the well, and life was extinct when the remaius were taken out. At Lafayette a gang of bridge carpenters is covering the railroad bridge across the Yamhill. The railroad company seems to be mak ing substantial and needful im provements along the line. The Southerd Pacific his a pile driver at work at Kewberg driving some 80 Cirt piles, preparitory to putting in a new 100-foot span across Chehulem creek. Some of the timbers in this span measure 112 feet in length. Thirty sheep-sheirers will be employed at the Cunningham! sheep ranch in Umatilla county this season. It is expected the total clip will reach 300,000 pounds. The sheep to be shorn number 20,000, and are in prime condition. The dog question has begun to bother the Kewberg council al ready, and a new summer ordin ance has been passed condemning to death by shooting at the hands of the marshal, all dogs which neglect or refuse to pay their assessments. An official letter from the office of the supreme master workman of the A. O. C. W., to Moro lodge, lo. 04, of that order, requesting assist ance for 4000 destitute brethren in Kebraska, met with prompt re sponses from the brotherhood in Sherman county. The Washington county grand lury nrnls the county jail "en tirely unfit and inadequate for the needs of this county. We deem it entirely unsafe for the keeping of criminals or prisoners of any xind, and so constructed as to be a veritable man-trap in case of fire." The Oregon City Newt says that Victor Keller, the old man whose eye was put out by a stone thrown by some hoodlum as he was riding on a train near Huntington re cently, had just finished serving a two yeais' sentence in the peni tentiary for incest. The News haads lbs puagttfbi "Was It R- ti,iiBr" S. H. Sittou, of Echo, is exten sively engaged in the stock busi ness, and save that stockmen arc uncouragvd by the advanced price of cattle off the range in June at 12.05 to Oregon buyers, r.nd this year he has already received an offer to ship to an Eastern market at $2.25. Prices, he thinks, may even run up to $2.50. Persons coming into Baker City from the Virtue mine confirm the report of a rich strike in the Virtue, and say that the gold nug gets taken out ranged in value from $100 to $800, with, of course. smaller pieces. Superintendent McXally was in the city Wednes day, and he appeared to be the happiest man in town. Byron Barnard has bought up all the cattle that he can find for.'enonof nature. The death of Dr.! li imnnJ V-iaa!! n11uf' Vrl ' T !... .... .,.-.,1 .1. ' -muu u.oi'i "I'M i, ,,tu tauw;u .IICEU IU UiUUTU WtJ nesday for Prineville, where he is ! deeply. To him ihey attributed informed 1,000 head can be bought, j great powers and the usual wonder Dnring the past 10 days he has jfal cures by means of magic. Had bad men buying for him in Grant and Crook counties, and will prob - sbly get 3,000 in all, which he will ship to Montana from Arlington and Hcppncr. McKinley Mitchell, of Gervais, Lias shipped 80 cars of potatoes since the season began, and he estimates that 150 carloads have been sent from Gervais and vicin-j ityboth by rail and steamer, M ' , ,. , , many are delive.ed on the river bauk,sixand ten miles distance, These potatoes go to Sun Fran - Cisco, Arizona, Texas and other ;f district 14. Eastern points. - I AfP"""0 of wr1 et 1,1 tnr ' road grunted. Ben Hauxhurst and a Mrs Grif-j petition of E M Fletcher et al for fitb have been held to answer to 1 county mud, granted, the Tillamook grand jurv for i Petition of J C Hardain et al for adultery in $100 bonds tach." The! , . , . 3 IVtithn of i W Gains et al fur counroom was crowaea aunng me preliminary examinations, applause ; Bill of Irwiu, Hihiou Cj., $19.75, being frequent as the cae pro- wan disallowed. gressed. An application haB been i 811 "r c- Hl,,ne $18 for made to place the little daughter of i1"""1- t . 0 . . , . ,! Petition for county road at Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Griffith in the care of Homt, ?riinted the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, of. i application of W W Rowland et Portland. al for county road, after a content the D. R. Dale has arrived at Coos ; Petj,i,1'"8 we'e ,:,,t A""a 18 to 13 , , , and the Mail was ordered opened. Bay and comes prepared to de-j Tbe f()Unwiug mil were ordered velope the coal property on Ifith- j pjd: mus slough in which he if? interest- "John Usher, jamtor t 10 oo ed. A SOO-font tiionni v ill be run , . , ,. , into the vein at once. A shipment , of iron to fully prepare for the j work was received a few davs ago, and it is fully expected that the owners will be ready to begin ship-' mentsofcoal in large quantities during the present summer. ; Polk county now has aimoat as'" -. jwjr 7 00 many goats aB sheep. i)t near AVillamina, William Savage and son, Buford Stone aiid Allen locom nave at leas bM; Jotin . Stump, West of Monmouth, has in ; th npiffhhnrhnnfl nf 0(V"i .,,,,1 many others have hands of fromsj 20 to 75. Goats are just now extra : good property, for they will shear .iuLuni.cc h ure )uuuas oi i::o- hair, which brings about 20 cnUi it liudieriord, npt to 00 a pound ' F M ,!eiii'L'llJ- 1,t'i' clerk 83 86 fE Propst, dep sheriff: OS 66 The members of the co-operative ', Aid Sirs ciurk oo saw-mill company met in Coburg;''0 fan,i,y so last Saturday, and, in a degree ;,, c K!m) ai(1 ,w perfected an organization. Giles ; ot l.user, aid sou Smith was elected superintendent !BI'zabe,h 0,i,on. aid Bno j t it r , . i baraU Hinxt, aid 6 00 On account of all inenibers not being present, the board of dirtPt- j OTBWae not e'ected A committee on wae nut, e.ectea. A CoinmiUM. W88 appointed to examine a mill ! near Yaquina, with a view of pur-' , ... chasing game, and a committee ftan also appointed to find Buitiibie loc-' ation. uoyernor JLorU 18 in receipt ot an : acknowlegment, from J. R. Wilson of Utah, of the recant nf niene nf .. . x . u 4i : timber preaeuted by the governor . of Oregon, a a specimen of thiai state. Itwillbeu80,linataUeto:f"f,t,JUD'c " on , , ; J A .Md reon, acct deputing 14 00 be presented to the first le lslaiure ! Oarhmd uiiscellaneoua 26 00 of the new state. VihWs table , is to be composed of samples ofi Ligi.tCo... 22 50 . . ., , . , iBWt wiier, account roads 2 25 wood contributed by the ..overnors of the states of the Union, 'flie; sample furnished by Governor Lord is an oato one. taken from I ajmud sill of the Mission Bottom j flouring mill in Marion r-outity.! This was the first flouring ' raUHdebivd h tue will please call and settle! ever established in ; Oregon, and the sUl from which the sample was! taken had lain in the water 55: years. Mf. Wilson is mnch elated over the prize, and assures the ; governor that it is second to no : tWlQti) pit Hosirwl j The Josephine county court has extended the time of closing tbel fcesmot mils until May 1.' Out fat .S..1 .f $43,049.77, tle whole anirfuii of tax, $9020.81 his so far been collected by the sheriff, leav ing a net balance due the county rl $34,028.96. This balance is due April 1, and some has been turned in inee that time. The Indians on the Umatilla reserve attribute the heavy wiud Uonu of Monday to the death of Dr. Jo, the medicine man, who passed away to the happy hunting, grounds. Although generally thought to have advanced beyond the stage of superstition, the Ind ians yet -cling to the crude ideas i end may easily be inspired with j awe when observing some phenom j Dr. Jo lived through the storm, beh ; would have convinced the Indians j that he caused the wind to blow by ! the aid of the Great Spirit, for he 'seldom failed to turn the works of (nature to account in holding his; i reputation at a medicine man. COUNTY COURT. u. Ouun Woners J M Water. and J V Pugli together with county jUligl. J K Dullciin are holding their j regular nmuhly session. : J L Berry was appointed constable gran(ed , , 4 "". rout 01) A K ltmherionl 310 00 1 y j vviiuanfca 12 to j on 'rawfordoviile roads 60 10 i'r "'1''BU"1- il,eBnt j Ir I . I 1 or miaua KiYi! l(r E L lnntt CI. iu!MZZZ i 00 Dr Ji H oiu, ex. insane s 'J'1"" !"."' i- Kms ,.', i;mt iSam'ZZ"".. IB 45 10 00 A C W T notor rent It 00 . Wi.none, .unions ; Tn,: rutiu. tic ouu, nHUB.... ZL bi) Fl.M ,saie n Jr.lict Hamilton, E I T llm. .nn-eyer. IO 50 b (iPMUtis amttKiuir 71 fat A itcl eron. sberk..!"!.!". m 66 ' -Nmiiiani, eierk!. mi 66 if 'ecorder l oo 10O 00 J. y 0 jiorrj8, treasurer S3 ilattie Taylor, aid 10 00 ,n!" " mi - 6 5ir'""i Mr" Uarnord' id 6 00 1 y fmtSu!t, ,ldr 8 OO ' Jltnr Jleyom, aid S 00 : hann, aid 4 OO vAAiuen,Bin v uu uili m .,hn Coclinm, aid 2 eo! Windham, aid , 7 76 ; ; A b' IWi ll. tuxk inspector.. . 0 00 1 Lmber Klcina. deputy attorney 3 do I im Elkina & it c Miller, pre. ex 4 OO '" " H I" W ill. book. 2 25 . j i. v0i, wiutie, clerical work 20( R w Fibw, road - 2 25; c W Bumgiit, acct poor. io oo M jauiscn. 'janitor is is J W fugU, coauuiMtoner It road... 2100 , l Jf M Waters, 25 40 I M lJunduii, roads.... , , " ""' ! Notice. Mi ik-imu knowing themselves In aL onw M 1 my 'y- M Cedar Poata Fit!dt8li w.dar p!l, for ,ule Cull on or uddres. Walter Brown, Al- Imuj office, at Funche'i Jewehjr store f KIJtrn t taUiwiti LIMINE THE GREAT" LITER, IIDKEI AHD C0HSTIP1TI0H CUKE. Fleasant to take bv old or young. No griping ,. j Ihe .root of ttie Liverine Plant is extensively used in Norway for the cure of Piles. Sold by all first class drug gists. Wholesale Manufactures. Anchor S Chemical Co. Lebanon, Oregon. The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, Chaa. Clark, Reoelvar, Direct Line Quick Dispatch Low Freight Rates. Connecting with steamer Ho mer between Ysquina and San Francisco. For freight and passenger rates apply to any agent. Chas. J. Hexdkys, Son & Co. Kos. 2 to 8, Market St., San Francisco, Cal. Chas. Olakk, Receiver. Corvallis, Oregon. Buy .'u ticMs East over the K. P. A. R of W. C' Peterwin, L'al oR. ut. IJlMMolutiou Notice. Notice ia hereby given that the purtner- WwiWI. nd the tmnnenihip henHofove t . .. . D u , . , j u'egthiU & rmnhre?. both nartnernliit be- t. .... I...... t 1 ' ina; cninifnid in the Mvury & Fead busiueaa In Lelwnon, Linn county, 'Oregon, were on the 12th day of February 1895 diwolred, P. 31. Smith witb drawing from aaid firms. r. M U'tfll nl A I1,,,, ill . I ' tinue the aame biiBiueaa at the aatne plucea. oa W'eatfall A I'mprey. All partiea indebted to the old tirini are earuestily requeateil to aettle at once. P. SI. Bmith, G. M. Wbktfau., A. I MPllKtr. First publication, Feb. 22, 16. A.dmlalMtFiitor'H Notloc Notice ia hereby given that the umlcr- ftflftfntimMl hut Iwpn dnlv tirtf.(ittiri hv tlie County Court of Linn county, Oregon, the administrator ot the eatale o( A. V. Croutto, deceued ; and haa duly qualified uch adminiatralor. All peraon. bav- ing claima against the estate are hereby required to present them, with proper Toucnera, wnoin six momiiB irom the A ht , ... n,i,.iOT,,. .i,. office of W. M. Brown, in Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon. Haled tliia 22nd. day of January, 1805. I'hll liiller. Adminiatrator. W. M. Brown, Attorney for Adminiatrator. Albany Steam Lanndry K1CHABDS 4 PHILLIPS, PfOPK, All Orders Receive Prompt Attention. L . , . , bDcClol liulcS IOl .,.,, fUUllJ BBSlllDgS. j, .i, , "''v BMsftWtoMlimQtjBXjfon()r Refunded. J. E. ADCOX. Aaraint. .' fIuSmUb'atiruabtor.,1 EUREKA MEAT. MARKET, BASllOk iwIilDBEE, I'roprk'Uir. We cany first cl.-ri meat, sutb as lit'cf, Mutton, Veal, Ete. and will endevor to twat all fustomernair. - Your Pat.ro.-age is Solicited. . 1854. Santa Second Term Commences January 2, 1895. Normal, College, Preparatory, Business, Primary and Music Courses. Circular Containing Tuition, Courses of Study, fully Mailed on Application. S. A. HANDLE, Principal, LEBANON, - - - - - OREGON. A. H. CRUSON mi Paper Manglxo To Advertisers. .,i.f- ..... If you wish to obtuiu the bust returns from jour advertisements; . Don't Forget the important fact that The Lebanon Express will give the desired results, as it Is The Best Advertising Medium in Li u n County, ' " Hotice. Blacksinllh wmiled, uw who under stands L'l-li'TuI I'lui'khiiillli work und especlully linnwuhiit-ini; alio can. do wixid work for nulling nf wuKmut and tuncltliiBry trill furnUh Klii.p I'n e uOuaift for one yuar. Can furuU ;qjtca uuiubor of tools. For furtht r formation write A. F. IUbimos. Uiilky, On-andi, Academy Full Information regarding Text-Books, Etc., Cheer East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA EODTE Of TH k Soatbern Pacific Co. I Exirei( irui',, leave ('(inland duily : ;ift " 17vliiiuirid..M.Ar. i Ndb u al j 10:21' V, M. ! l,v....Wliiy.. ,.Ar. 4:'.'6a. j 10:1a A. M. j Ar.-San l- ra'licinco hv (7:110 r. U '1'ln- ttliuvc mo!! b('.i). at nil KrulionsTroui i Hfirliumt 1(, AMi'i" ii.i:IUMive;lii(i'i'nni.'nt, i Hla-ial, IJiilM-y. llarriburK. Jntictiun t'ity, i Irviav, liut-i'tie itnd u!i Htutiuna from Itoiw i bui'K to Anitlatitf iiiflliflive. hOHcliuiy mail tla'.ly: (:).. M. i l, .IWlluad ...Ar7r 4:20 rTi. 12:45 r. . j Lv...A1I.uiiv Ar. 12:1)0 r. H. !rM: m. . Ar...lln'biiri!I.Lv. 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