VOL. IX.
LEBANON, OREGON, AUGUST 16, 1895.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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i..w.f Hermann, Congressman
Willi." I'. LnU.i.. flow""
H R Ki'K'uM ......Secretary of Start
1'MI Miwho" Treasurer
u .1 r dimL Public Instruction
ii" ' ij.i ri State Printer
It. Slleaiv. I , .
F, A. Moore, f Supreme Judges.
C. IS. WoulvSrtoil.).
' tmxmt oFFtcBiw.
i,i ' ' j. N. Duncan
Clerk -: N. Keedham
. i t7..,...,ii,.i' ; :..!. F. Hardman
; ... ,i . I A Melt'itroii
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ferti'i..,,,! fiiiiMri .u.snlfnt A. R. Kuinenora
i ,. 1'. fl. Morriii
,,J..r .. VV. F. Deaklnt
L.,n.....,r K. T. T. Fihcr
' Coroner '. R- Jayne
, John Ponh
ConintiHsioiierii . i u Wateri
CITV OFFICIALS.
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., , W. M. BROWN.
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ALBANY, OREGON.
' M, BBOWJf, '
Attorney-at-Law.
JaEHANON, OKEOON.
Dr. H. L. Parish,
FUYSICUXAXD SDBGEOJf,
Otfli and Rwildeiiw in tin'
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LEBANON.
OBEWlN.
CAPTAIN i-WEESKY, U. B. A.
Bun Dli'K'i. Cul. Kiiya: 'Hhlloh't CV
l.iriti U.iti.fl.V l Ihe tliHt mwllclnel
haw ever lnUnrt I Hut vvnulrl do nie any
f::simmoms
REGULATOR
I'.c.der, did you ever Lake buiuoni
IjWeb ItisaiiLATOR, the "Kino of
Live?. Medicines?" Everybody needs
like a liver remedy. It ia a elupgish or
diseased liver that Impairs digestion
and causes cov,utipation, when the waste
that should be carried off remains in
th:' bo ly and jioitans the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and you'U get rid of these trou
bles, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is hettes, THAN PILLS. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, bat greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every package has the Bed Z
Stamp on tbe wrapper. J. H.
ZelUu & Co., Philadelpnia.
A Clubbing Offer.
A great niuny of our readers Linn
rounty like to IkI? the weekly Oregon
bit We have made urrmigtmrnti"
hi i'i'liy we mil furnlch II at a reducl
i"H from the irin'lar prirrtn those whu
want both Ihe Exi'KfSs and tbe
Orf(((iMiti. The regular price of the
Oregofltai t (i,W per year, and of the
ExfHiMi 11.80 vheu III udvanpe, We
will furnish Uitlif r $ per year In
advutioe a saving of one dollar to the
Bulwc.'iner. Tiie Orvgoiiiai gives all
Hi" gvuernl ni waof the country once a
.veofc. and the ExPHKSS (fives all tbe
lix-u1 (!(' oo'ie a week, which will
niiilt.e ft i,"wt einellwit i'e aiTvice
fiif'fW mo?crateauin of 2, ief ytr.
I'iuao u hn are at lireHeut sulwcriberr
rf ti EPBiS uiual pay lit all arrear-
trnm and one j ear in advance to obtain
this special price.
East and South
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE-
Soatlra Pacific Co.
Etpress trains leave Portland dally :
tl;90P, lj. J,v...I'oi'llnnil Ar. ; 8:10. a
12:111 e. ti. Lr,.,Alliany.. ..Ar. 4 :,'. u
10;lf a. M. ! Ar.Kan jfranijufiiLv I 7:00 r. a
The above tl'jil1 a Hlop ai JJahl Port
IhiiiI, Onri'ti 'i'J'i W "odliurn, rSnlcm,
Turnrr, llnilnii, Ji'11'erwiii, Albany,
Aliwitf Juni'tioii, 'I'untrent, Khedil,
.Xdla-y, HatTlaburc J iilit-tit.it City,
IrM"jr, Euitfii,', Cnvtrel). Drailm and
.ii Mttilona fioui linMl-iilir south to
and inli"Hiil Ashland.
Honeliuii"?!.1"'1!
iT-'tn'A a il.v.Portlaiiii"Ar. I 4:40p.m.
lS-asr Lv... Albany Ar. :If.-
I'Mr. . ! Arr.iR..M:Jjii.
Icai paesetiKfr trains-dally (except
tsiinoay.
8:20. a
(1:10 A. M.
4:80 r. .
S :al f. H.
Lv...Alfiittiy Ar.
Ar.,.Ilnon....Lv.
10:40 A. M.
9:40 a. .
8:45 P.M.
6:60 r. H.
I.v...Aliiany Ar.
Ar...Lobanoii ...Lv.
J)inin$ Can on Ogdtn Route.
Pullman Bi ff st Sleepers
f-ajjd-
Stisond-Class Sleeping Cam At
tached to all Through Trains..
Veet Hide ltlvlalon,
JiETWIW FOUTIAIIP AB CoaVALLIS.
Mail train-doily (e!l?l,!');.m.
y.tfT'aO tiV.PottlaM(i ...Ar. I 6:36 a. a.
"" AHianv !ti rnW ?l""ict wl"'
At ou..iJti rmlroad.
ln-Jaily (except .Bunday)!
. w:rTA r 1 r.:25 a. h.
la and Euro, can be ob "
raiealrom I. A. Bennett, atse,
E. P. R0GEHH. Aaat. n. F. I "'"jj1
' . Notice.
All peraona knowing thet.taelves III
dubted to me will please "
at ouite, eltlter by cash or a note, as I
Ii s'vr sold out and wish te Close upuiy
FIRE FIENDS AT PENDLETON
MEN WEKE BURNED ALIVE
The Tranafere Hotel and Surround
ing Buildings. Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars
Lots.
Wednesday night of last week at
Peudleton, Ore consumed tbe Trausfer
hotel, and several adjoining buildings
on Main street, one block from the
Oregon Railway A Navigation depot
The loss is about $13000; the inauraisoe
half that amount. Four bodies bave
been recovered from tbe ruius, and
one man besides is still miosing.
Frank Brediug and Old Wolf, an In
dian, were two of (lpse recovered.
The others nilssiug areO. Clacking,
William Btrennnen and i. D. Taylor.
It is thought the fifth body may be
found. The Are originated on tbe up
per floor of tbe Transfer house, when
a man dropped a match near some
gasoline. There were twenty-nine
gueata. The family of the hindjord,
consisted of aix'pernons.
Later There are . many reasons to
think someone was murdered before
lire was set U the Trausfer house, and
that the tbe hotel was burned to wipe
out the evidence of guilt. A woman
who was carried ojt duringthe fire
said the saw a man lylug in a pool of
blood. The story was at Oral discred
ited, but now It is again beinr made
the subject of Inquiry, and tbe opinion
is general that she was right, and
there is much evidence to prove tbe
statement is true.. Officers are making
a quiet search, and are neglecting no
tneaut that may lead to feiretlng out
tbe flejidawboarejespouslWe for this
terrible -calamity. . -.
SuUtde of j, H MuUf".
A dispatch from Victoria Is at folr
lows: In a fit of despondency, John
Muller, lately a real estate dealer of
Albany, Or., Juiuied from the Es
quimau it Naiiaimu railway bridge
lust evening, and this niorn)ng his
body was found floating In the harbor.
Muller arrived here ten days ago, and
while on hia way wired a friend in Se
attle: "Will be on the Seattle boat to
day, or else good-by." He wan feeling
blue all tits time he wssbere, but no
cause is known for it, be was said tp
have property In Seattle, as well as in
Oregon. He was 4-5 years old, single,
and several years ago was agent here
for the Singer Sewing Macbiue com
pany. He was well known at Se
attle ud Portland. Hit body floated
ou ing to a peculiar cause. Hi tongue
was held nnniy tieiuee'i nia teetn,
keeping the air iu his lungs and rend
ering the body buoyant."
Mr. Mullen was bom In Belfast, Ire
land, and. came to America iu 1673,
aod to Oregon )n about ! for
good many yours he was in business
With Charles Currau, uow Curran &
MonitlU), of this city, but was out of
business for several year). warfti
friendship continued between then
until bis death, and sometime ago hav
ing no relatives here he made a
will leaving hie property to Mr. Cur
rau. He was uot broke, as was repor
ted, but had an iuterett In some pro
perty. F"f some tlpje, though, bis
health had been poor, and be bad
been very despondent. At times a
heavy pressure on his head was too
much for hhu. Just before going to
Victoria, where (w vyent upon Invita
tion of Mr. Adama, at) 0$ sewing
machine friend In biislneas there,
be spent a month at Sndavllle. Be
fore lltat lie bad been emtaged In a
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Veil!!" tat ijuq gfaiiy uiappoiiiniu
hin . A filend tlkiv at (lie same time
rcpurl him t have las n very (en-dent.-sla'iirday's
Pi'tn'trat.
A Farm Hand Ki)ed.
Charles Suver was working on the
irimrston farm,, cue mile north of
Wt'll" WNf'MW "f M werk whe"
be met -!bttfl siplllvllf l) fl'
muuner: He was hauling I luauui
ahwrt I" I1"-' tbresher when his wagon
struck WHW ml n 'l'rowB
head Hist JP lb WWW If)
i-..,rtiiiu to Ihe around. Tbe horses
1 .. r.nt whm.) naMainar over bis
ran, - , ,
i. und a bind wheel over bit
body running lengthwise. H uled
In-fore uiedleal assistance arrieq, jpe
remains were burled at Buena VIsU,
Kiivsr waa forty ytartofags and aa-
Electric Headlightt.
Electric lights will wain succeed oil
lamps as headlights on all of the pas
senger Iruitt locomotives of the South
Paciflc company. The company has
been experimenting with electric
headlighis for wime time past- and at
last has perfected a light that can lie
manufactured by a dynamo on the lo-
oomollve which will llluinlato the
track for a distance of 2000 feet. Oil
lamps only light the track for 200 feet
ahead of the locomotive, and when
running at high speed engineers are
unable to stop aft.-r observing an ob
struction on tbe track in time to pre
vent an accident The Southern Pa
cific company will be tbe first railroad
company In the United States to equip
all of its passenger train locomotives
with electric headlights.
County Court.
County Judge J. N. Duncan and
commissioners J . W. l'ugh and J. M.
Waters, bave transacied the f llowing
business of tbe regular August term.
Application of E. Hover et al for
county road granted and oidered
opened..
In applications of William Baker et
al, James E. Yoemau et al, W. H.
Ltaitiey et al, Thomas Ewiug et al,
viewers were appointed.
' Petition of J. O. Fry et al, for county
road, granted.
Viewers were appointed for niads as
follows: Application of William Ba
ker et al, T. J Munker, Robert Cary
and David Meyers, to meet at Scin,
August 31, at nine a. m. On applica
tion of W. H. Lonney et al, Hez Burk
hart, L. C. Stratum and Mote Miller,
to meet at court bouse August 81, at
nine am.
Tbe following bills were allowed:
John Usher, janitor .$ 15
B H Houston 4 Co. ac't Jail aid poor.. S 26
Parker Bros., aid poor S 60
N B Washburn. 8
W W Crawford, roads Ill 90
F Achernian, " !4 9o
AM Baltimore. " 64
B Biicson, ' '.. .. 1 35
RW-Mows, " 13 33
Humphrey '.' SlcNpe, roadt 14 43
Hopkins Brothers, " SO
FredtjrofSv. " .,umwu,. A 75
Albany Water company IS,
Oeorge Acheson, acct C, H ,, (0
Pf Wajlace. acct insane (j
Fosnay &. Mason, acct v. a -a w
Fees State, Louis Dyer 32 90
" A R Johnson, i KBtockr .
' man, John Iaomu 3 76
Statesman Pub. Co, printing 4 60
N D Conn, acct jaj i
CO Washburn, '! 2S 8p
Jg Van Winkle, clerical work 23
Lee Bilyeu, rebate on tax 2 80
M U Cameron, acct roads 8 43
P W Spinks. roads 97 87
Tbos Ewing, sect roads 18
P CSwanu, road supervisor SH
H C Watson, sect w 12
A J Barnigan, as J. P 7
13 F Crow, keeping county paupers.. 41 03
A A Kees, roads 23
Glass & Prudhomnie, books 23 60
Fees State vs. Wm. Smith, 5 70.
H M Stone, roads 80
W F Deakins, assessor , HsJ
M I, Forrester, mails'..' 34 88
TT Fisher, surveyor 10
Albany Iron Works, acct bridges 61
Robert Bilyeu, lumber 40
Harrisburg Lumber Co, i)cct roads... 60 70
Road Work, diet. 11 30
Ouabain & liobson, aoct roadt 60.
J A McFcron, shcriif. 166 65
N Needham, clerk.... 166 66
1) F Hardman, recorder 160
Duncan, judge , 100
P 0 Morris, treasurer & t
A R Rutherford, supt 60 00
F M Redlield, dop clerk 83 85
Q E Propest, dep sheriff. 66 65
0 C Cooley, aid poor 6
B While, aid poor .- 8
OTLubker.aid,,, 8
Barak Hitiee, aid 9
Robert Gilock, aid self 6
Mattie Taylor, aid 10
Uren Watson, aid : 5
rowers family, aid 10
Mr and Mrs Barnard, aid ., ....., 6
lift a f Juntar, W 8
Jas (drew, aid 4
John Waters, aid poor 6
i A Albert, aid 9
Cox family, aid 8 06
Mary 9 Davit, aid,, 10
Albany Bleat ik Lfctlii I'q npany 23 60
S V r.pae. i..i'ij(-t'.it aobiiiTs fund... 7:1 16
J A JkKeron 27 11
J H Edwards 29 65
H B St. John. im'I brliliirs , 60
Stewart & Sox llsiibvate Company.. 18
Miller & Turner, livery 2 60
II B St John, acct bridge! l 08
E. 'f T Kllier, acct poor 6
P f Wtiglil, nqukt. bwlie i
A U Cameron, clerical work V
ox fa.nily, ai.l poor 7
Alma Vail, aid '
Henry Meyers, aid 6
fvwtra (uniiy, 1l.t:iK-Turja w
C PeDirlin. ai I - W
I g Van Winkle, den sheriffs 10 2)
Win Rrenner. " 42 "6
UL Munis. " 1 40
CBWtllll. " : 0
I A W ilson, " H
Highest of all in Leavening
ACSCLUTElY PURE
A CRANK FROM STAYTON
WILL CO TO THE ASYLUM
W. H, Felton. Imagined He Had
Six Million ' Dollars 4 In.
Ladd & Ttllton's "
. Bank. .
PORTLANO, Aug. 10 A religious
crank who In a moment of undue ex
citement might prove more dangerous
tbun Preacher Reed, annoyed the peo
ple of Ladd & Tllton's bunk not a lit
tle yesterday ulicriioon. ' His name is
W. H. Felton; he is thirty-six years
old, claiming to, and probably does,
hail from Sluylon, Marlon . county.
The insane fellow has papers in his
possession, purporting to represent
(6,000,000, belonging to the Lord, that
he had deposited In (he bank, and
which he desired to draw out." He be
came so importunate tbat the bank
people caused bis arrest at 4 o'clock,
Chief of Police Minto detailing" Detec
tive Joe Day to bring the mat) to the
station. .
Felton proved to be one of the quiet,
dreamy class of lunatics, who are as
dangerous as a keg of powder. The
arresting officer detected in him the
kind of a crank, who, bad he a gup,'
would bave forced the payment of his
imaginary cluinl at the expense of hu
man blood. He was not long detained
at the police station, buf'conveyed to
the caunty jail, from whence he will,
In all probability be sent to the insvue
asylum, .
Shearch for an Heir.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-By
the aid of tbe state labor bureau a heir
to a (60000 estate bas been found after
a relative bad searched for the rplaslug
legatee for six years. Yesterday a man-
entered the bureau and told a deputy
that he was looking for his- brother,
W. H. White, who had let! ' bis' homo
in Indiana 'In 1886. Ht) gave bis
own as John White. ' He said that
his anxiety to fl,nd his brother wna due
to the fapt Hmf nnj 'e'sta;to"fif: 180,QG0
was waiting to be distributed.' His
urol Iter's Stiare was $00,0110, and would
be lost to him If he was not found
within two months. Hesaid that W.
H. White Was a teamstef, at'4 B'iight
huve sought omptoyment. A'searoh
was made, thrnuirb the applications
for that class of work, but nothing was
discovered. Finally 'tbe 'laborers' ap
plications were gone through, arid
when about two-thirds had. been scan
ned White gave a whoop of jpy(.grab-,
lied an application and bin hat and.
rushed out of the office. When the
deputy recovered White aa nowhere '
to be Been. Deputy Dam says that be
remembers having registered White,
and that tbe mail bad been employed
ou an Irrigation ditch Iu. Sat Jouquin
county at (1 a day and board,, aud
when work was stopped hy Judge
Ross' decision, White thou drifted
back to the city a week ago. i
Business Outlook.- ' .
NEW YORK, Aug, 10,-R.'G. Dun.
company, say III their weekly re
view of trade: "Business' continues
unuauallv active for midsummer and
though there Is a perceptible rejaxar
tinu tlieit) arc 110 algna of reantlon.
One change of great iuiportaiice.wjilch
the last week lias brought Is the amic
able settlement rjetweeii the coal
miners and employers in rennsyivR,
nia. Ohlo.aild Indiana, It is said
about 100,000 inert will have their
wages Inoreaned" after October 1, by
...1,11.. II.. In
mis a"junueoi, uou .hk, ii.
crease of the purihalug pnwei Is of
cousequeqee mm even more im
portant than the chronic ease of con
troversy which has beeu removed, by a
new agreement us to company stores,
FiillnroH for Ihe week WuW 6 ill
the United atates ag tinat 2641a year,''
and fortythree 111 caiiairo agaiusi
fiylWf.U" '
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
A Pire at Lockport
LOCKPORT, III., Aug. 10. -The
business portion of this place was com
plealely destroyed hy fire today, ui
taillng a loss of 200,000, or which
unotit one-half or two-thirds is cover
ti by Insurance. The fire started in
tbe roof of a building owned by J. 8.
McDonald, where some tinners were
at work, and set a portion of the roof
on fire. Tbe mei tried to put out tbe
llami a with blankets snd coats, and In
t tew nilniites they were glad to let It
done and ' run for their lives. The
town has no fire protection. Tbe
names fanned by a strong wind, swept
ihe buildings and carried evertbing
in their path. Two engine companies
were sent from Chicago, one from Jol
iet and one from Latnout. The lire
had eaten tip -most of the buslines
portion when the engines arrived, but
was extinguished In an hour after
ward . Part of the town hall and post
office was destroyed Including the
records. Lockport Is in Will county,
on tbe big drainage canal, about thirty
two miles southeast from Chicago and
has a population of about 2000. It con.
tained eight churoet, newspaper mill,
large flour mill, four carriage shops
end various other enterprises.
I The , Eddy Case. ...
SALEM, Aug. 10. -Attorney Drake
lias beeu in Salem today In consulta
tion with his client, Secretary Kin
cald, relative to the decision of the
supreme court on tbe questlou of hold-
ever oonimissloiiers, and it 'may be
that n rehearing will yet be asked lie
fore drawing warrants for the railroad
omuiissiouecB. . Mr. Drake is teuaci
i us on the point he has raised, tbat
tbe election of all slate officers Is a pre
crgatlve' belonging to the people, and
he would like an opinion independent
of concurrent legislative exposition of
the constitution. The secretary relies
i-inre on tbe fact tbat the commi&sion-
rs failed to file au oath of office or re
new their bonds. The advisability of
Bsklnsnpr.jp! rehearing has been left
with Mp. DAke.
Peculiar Death.
MEDFORD.'Or., Aug. 10.-B.Simp-
s in was pushed from a sidewalk here
this afternoon and hi neck broken.
He had been having some trouble dur.
lug tbu afternoon with V. M. Gainey,
but nothing serious resulted from the
iiltenvitinu. After Gainey had gone
fioine, Hiitipsou mistook William
.( roue for, Gainey and came at hiiu
v lth.tiiboard. , Crane, Iu his owu de
fense, pushed Simpson backwards and
1 ielaiter fell from the walk to the
s reel, a distance of about two feet, re
B'.iltlnj;'as above stated. Simpson baa
b en? at-1 resldentof this county Since
S62, lino) was about sixty years old.
'o, blame Is attached to Crane. t
Pools-Not 'All Dead, S .
" NOH WICH, N . Y., Aug. 9.-A doaen
young wen of Edmcston have formed
hut. thay teim an, "antl-bloouier
brigade," the prime object of which is.
opposition to the new blooruer oog(ume
linw In vogue with female cyclists,
Each, member of the brigade is requii
red to ,lgn tbe following pledge;"! here
by agree to rofruiu front associating
with all young women who adopt the
l,)opnieri cycling opstuuae, and pledge
myself to use all honorable means to
r'tidei such costume unpopular in the
Comluunity where I reside." ' '
An Aged BrHegroom. (
rOHONTO, Aug. I0.Sir William
r. ; Howlan'd, K. C. Q K. C. B., ex-lil-U'euaiit-goveriHir
of Toronto, aud
president of the Coufedeiation Life
Aastiriiuoe Company, uow in his eigh
t.ytix year, will soon lead to the alter
t ae widow' of James Bctbunc, late
fuanai;er of the Dominion bunk. Their
yeluthetare strongly' opposed to the
matoh. Sir Vlfillium Is au American
by blub. , , 1 i ( ,
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