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LEBANON, OREGON, OCTpBER 25, 1895.
VOL. IX.
NO. 35.
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STATE OFFICERS.
0o, W. McBridei , Benatori
John H. Mitohell,! "
lilneer Hermann Congressman
William P. UlA Governor
H. B. Kinould,- Seoretary of State
Fall Motsnhan Treasurer
M Irwin 3nit. Public Instruction
H. W. Leeds State Printer
F.A.'lCr., Supreme JudgM.
0. K. Wonlverton.l
!OUNTY OFFtCBItfl.
luili,... - N. Duncan
fjlofd N. Needhani
Recorder,'.'...... F- ntn,n
Sheriff,... . Jl A.McFeron
Hclion! Superintendent A. It, Rutherford
Treasurer ? Wo"1'
Awwor, W.F.-Peaklns
,Wruf, - " E' T' Fi"lier
. ,...., ...K. A. Jayne
, John Pud.
OoiuiiiImIoimi." 1 J, M, Waters
CITY OFFIC".'1"8,
UAYOIU. H .M.A..
IIKCOKDEU W. M. BUt11'
UITV ATTORNEY B. M. OAKLAND.
I'UEAStJUEll J.F. HYDE.
MARSHAL .....P- W. MORGAN.
I ED, KKU.ESBKKGEU,
N. B. DAUM.EEIBH,
8. H. MYERS.
U, W.lllCE.
City Council mucin en the first Mid third
Tuesday evenings of each month.
Soorat Societies.
1 UNN TENT, No. 1, K. 0. T, M.-Meeti In a. A.
i . flail on Jthundey eveuiiH of each week.
,J vnnnent Sir Knwlrt. are oordlelly Invited to
f 1. fptt jne :rem raeuuim.
J.AUJtnaitaoit.Com,!
,.,. . Wit, W. m. A,0.rj.W.-Meet.
wry Tuesday, w:CTOW,,w.
A.N.MiiWi1ter;;
MBANON LOWK HO. 47. 1, ,
ory Saturday evenluitat Odd i
10'olookp.m. a. K. DAVl?. -
W. 0. PETEllBON, Seot'J.
PEABL REBECCA MR 47.1 0 0. 1
Hoott all O.O.F Ball enrtt and third Weduei
dayavenlngaofeaohnonth. SARAH BAlTMABBH, N. O.
BATTIE A. CKU80N, Beot'f.
IOTAS0K LODGE No, 44 A, F. A. M-MeoU
I1 rf weiring, on or before the full moon In
""'Uh at M"onic Hall, Cor. Main and
lo attend. j. K. Bammc, W. M,
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Meowon t'head, 4 and (h'h ''"
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attend.
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ATTORrEY-AT-LAy-
BANON. ORKION.
fMthufori 4 Wyatt,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
ALBANY, OKEGON.
W.R BILYEU,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
ALBANY, OREGON.
W, M, BKOWW,
Attorney-at-Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
Dr. H. L. Parish,
iPUYSICId.NJ.ND S URGE ON,
Office In Bt. Charles Hotel,
4 OFK10 HOURS
V. , 10:00 to 12:00 A. M.
Y 2:0U lo 4:00 1'. M.
6:S0 to TtW P. M.
RMldsnce on Bridge AvsliM.
SIMMOMS
regulator7
Reader, did you ever take Himmons
IIVEB llEOULATOR, the "KlN8 OF
LiVEitMiiincniKsf" Everybody needs
take a liver remedy. It is a sluppsh or
diseased-liver that impairs digestion
and causes eonxtipation, when the waste
that should be curried off remains in
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid live. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
oooasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and you'll get rid of these trou
bles, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is better than Pills. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
.Every package lias tbe Red Z
staP on l'1 wrapper, J. U,
Zelilu Co-f Philadelphia.
. A Clubbin" Offer.
A groat many of ur reudus Mini
county like to take ll 'f kly Oregim
lt!. We have uiwie urruiijfiuic fits
whereby we can furnish It tit a reduct
ion from the regular price to those who
want both tbo Expkkss and the
Orcgonian. The regular price of the
Ort'gotilan is 1,60 per year, und of the
Exi'KKSS $1.50 when lit advam. We
will furnish both f r 2. per year In
advance a saving of one dollar to the
sulweriper. The Oregonian gives all
the general news of ilia tnuntry once a
week, and the Expbkhs gives all the
local news once a week, which will
make a most excellent liens service
for the moderate sum of 12. per year.
Those who an at tiresent subscribers
f the Express must pay u all arrear
iljrtu and one year in advauce to obtalu
tills apeojal price.
East and South
THE SHASTA ROUTE
. OF THE ;
Southern Pacific Co. .
Exiirass trains leave Portland daily :
P. M. , IiV... Portland'. Ar.
J2: 10 r, M. I IiV...AIhuny.. Ar.
16:15 ,i- M. 1 Ar.Han Francisco Lv
8:10 A. H
4:fi0 . M
C:l r. M
ThKulvwelrnl'-sHtiipat E'lat Port
Iniid, Oregon City, VVonrthuru, Salem,
Tuii'.er, JSIiiHoii, Ji-fleiaoo, Alfiany,
All.niiv .luuolluij, Tangenl. iliedd,
H.ili,v, HarrWiui'g, Junction tMt.v,
Irving, Kugene, t'reswel), Drains and
all Stallone from Roseluii'g soulh to
und iticliidliig Ashland.
HoseUtrjr mail dily
:S0 ilTri.i' ",'Portluud ...Ar. I 4:t0 r. m.
B; r. . i tv...Alny Ar. 1:15 r. .
6:60P. . ; Ar..'.Koeljlir)t..l.v. I 8:IWa.m.
j.jtWiS0' trainsT-dally (except
Sunday,
8:20 a, m. i Lv...... :
ft:IUA. M.
Ar...llano..
4:m r. M.
6:W r. h.
Lv...Alhany a,,
A r. Lebanon ...Lv.
Dining Carsvn 0den Route.
Pullman Bufi st Sleepers
AND
8econd-ClaB8 . Sleeping Cars At
tached to all Through Trains.
Wcet Side Division.
BKitvKBct Portland anu Cosvai.lis.
Mail train daily (excCd Sunday):
"7:80 a. K.TLvT. Porllunii .'.At. (1:80 a7m.
12:16 p. M. I Ar...Corvalli. .I.v. , 1:6p. M,
At Alhanv atid Corvtillis conncft villi
trains of O. O. A E. railroad.
Express train doily (except Sunday) :
'4:40 P. M. Lv... Portland ...Ar. j 8:25 a. M.
7:!I6 P. . I Ar.McMinnville Lv 6:60 A. M.
THROUGH TICKETS I0':"
t . Eastern Stoics. Can
ada and Europe con he obtained at lowest
rates from F. U. Hickok, ni;ent, Ixtbanon.
R. KOKHLER, Manager.
K. P. ROGERS, Asst. (I. F. Puss. Atrt,
Notice.
AH persons knowing themselves In
debted to me will please call and settle
at onoe, either hy cash or a noie, as I
have sold nut and wish te close up my
osu, d ttwduMaBMkfc,
IN ORIENTAL LUXURY.
AT THE STATE CAPITOL
Princely Styles in Furniture and
, Carpets in the Offices of
the Secretary of
State. '
SALEM, Or., Oct. 19.-The louch of
the artist's brush and the replacing of
old furniture with new is materially
changing the appearance of the Inter
ior of Oregon's capitnl building. The
offices of the secretary of state bave
been supplied with elegant oak-finished
roller top desks. These desks
are no less usefull than ornamental, as
clerks can without inconvenience lock
Ibe archives of state before turning
their backs.
The frescoing just finished lu the
official rooms occupied by the secre
tary challenges comparison with the
work of Ibe most finished artist, for
tunately for tbe state, tbe connoisseur
is a relative of Secretary Kincaid. He
is working at a sacrifice price that
saves the state a neat sum quarterly.
A nicely carpeted floor, Turkish couch,
divans, inviting eisy-chairs, etc,
make an appearance that will not suf
fer comparison with any stale. Iu an
other part ot the statehouse Mr. Ein
caid has fitted up a large room in
princely style. This room has been
partitioned off into four compartments
that may be turned tp various, pur
poses. Two beds bave been placed
therein. Tbe handiwork of the artis
tic painter is in evidence on the walls
and cealing thereof. The hard-finished
a-la-niode furniture, niirrors, a
body-Brussels carpet of exquisite
beauty, settees, easy-chairs and other
furniture contribute to the toenelai
the reception apartment. Attached to
the headpieces of tbe beds are electrlo
bells, wbkb the Btiplue sleeper may
louch without raising from bis pillow,
and flood the entire room with elecA
trio llcbt. The most fastidious must
be pleajed with tbe Interior of the
statehouse iryhen all the rooms are fur
nished as are Becrt!7loClpV.
U. 8. War Ships.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The
TJ. S. ship Ranger has arrived from
Acapuico. Tbe vessel has been away
from San Francisco nearly a year, dur
ing which time she has been cr using
along the Central and South Ameri
can coasts. Tbe vessel baa been de
tailed to act as a receiving ship, anoVto
occupy the same position here as the
Independence does at Mare island. At
present 400 men are peeded for the
uayy, of which number 200 will go on
the Boston, pwlpg fo tJtedlfHculty of
obtaining enlistments at Mare Island,
the Ranger will remain In the stream
until all the men have been signed,
which may be a month or six weeks.
The Alert Is al Callao undergo log re
pairs. She was run down and nearly
sunk jn the harbor. 6)e has beep op
the centra! sM 8jHtU American ooasf
fore more lhan six mouths, and how
muali Ippger she is going to stay south
is ut known. .
Tip: Marion eft bete for Callao laft
m, and It Is supposed (hat she
Satui.... " 41fFf) IfWillbeaome
will relieve the . '-'. AWN T
time before the Ma.. '-"Wberof
destination, as she makes a i..'
stops on the way.
The Boston is ready for sea at Mare
Island, barring her complement of
meu. She will he supplied wilb the
loiter as fast as the receiving ship is
filled up and will get the preference
over the oilier war vessels.
:" The Duke Arrested. ;
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Thc Duke
of Marlborough, who is to marry Miss
VanderhlH, was arrested in, ("enteral
park today for riding a bicycle" faster
than the law allows. The duke was
coasting down hill when overtaken by
Ollioer Sweeney. The young noble
man gave his name and said It was an
outrage. The policeman said , lie did
not care a d ;, and took him in. At
the station the duke was reprimanded
and discharged without being fined.
mm j
A Long Sentence.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. Morris Scho
enholae, the comlcled firebug, w4s to
day sentenced totj years iu the atafe
prison, gchoeubolsc was M from tho
Court weeping. i x-
Mayer & Kluibrougu, i'tt J'ojf1
IrtediMlh
' Johh W. Mackey Jr.'s Death.
.NEW, YORK, Oct lfJ.-Tbe first In
timation of the accident which resul
ted in the death ot Johu W. Mackay
Jr., was received here by Mr. Mackay's
private secretary, and was a cablegram
from Clarence Mackay, lu which he
said John had been thrown from a
horse yesterday and seriously hurt.
The d store had pronounced the case
hopeless. Clarence begged the secie.
tary to prepare' 'his father for the
worst. At an early hour this morning
another message was received staling
that the' young man had died last
night, j Young Mackay arrived in this
city from tbe weal June 8, and sailed
for Europe on the steamer Paris,
June 19. - ';' ' " '-
.Ban Francisco, Oct. 19.-John W.
MackaV jr., who was killed in Paris
yesterdiy, was the eldest sou of the
Bonanza millionair, John W Mackay.
Deceased was about, twenty-five years
of age, having been born at the Grand
hotel, In this city, in 1870. He and
Clarenee, aged twenty-three, were the
only children of the millionaire, the
Frincesji Colonna being a step-daughter.
For the past six months the
young roan who met sudden death
Friday, and his brother, have been
spending their vacation In Europe,
partly pith their mother and partly
with tljeir stepsister Eva, the Princess
Colonna, and at the time of the fatality
the two brothers and tbe princess were
together In Paris. Mr. Mackay, sr., is
in this city, and received only a brief
cablegHam announcing the accident
and death. Efforts to obtain further
particulars were fruitless. Mr. Mao
key is overcome with grief.
Disasters to Coal Ships,
SAN FRANCISCP, Oct. 18.-The
English underwriters have become
panlc-strlpken n consec-uenoe of the
recent fires In coal-laden, ships, and as
a result a large business is being done
in this city In reinsurance. Four ships
now on tbe way from Europe for San
Francisco have been reinsured at the
rate of from 10 to 12 per cent. The
strangest features about the business Is
thnt none of the vessels are yet due.
The lost of the British ship Europe,
bound from Leith for San Francisco,
determined the underwrites' course of
aotion. They h.egan anally unload
ing on those vessels boifnd from Glas
gow, Liverpool and Cardiff, and when
news was received that tbe Parthia
bad been abandoned at sea, Insurance
men made all haste to get from under.
Of t-be coal-laden ships coming here 20
per cent have been odered for rein
surance on the Nordslit and Casbona,
bouud frpm Glasgow- P per cent on
the William S. Babcoek, from Liver
pool, and the Duchess Anne, from
Hull. Tbe Nordslit Is out 120 days
and tbe Casabopa but 78. The Bab
cock Is out tjO days aud the Ouches
86. ; . - - .
ejuch a stale of e flairs is almost with
out precedent, and it was not brought
about by tbe loss of the Europe and
Parthia alone. Tbe abandment of
these'two vessels was the culmination
of a long list of disasters tp coal ships
bouud from Europe for the west coast
which extends back as far as June.
The Parthia makes the eighth vessel
which has been abandoned In mid
ocean in the past six tyonlfytf, Besides
these nine Teasels have been on fire.
ejleved Him Dead.
ALAMEDA. Cal.. Oct. 18.-W. W.
Srp,ith, 4 grand nephew of the lale
Governor Bejer Burnett, pahl a visUto
bis unple, Albert ftarnp, tne other aay,
and the latter was greatly surprised.
Fpr many years Smlt h's relatives have
believed him dead. In 18S3 Smith left
tum, KDi'ld W !lMvei he was get
'iufjurtlnvest ttt Sl'fff nlt "T"
ingto.. ivm WW e weu
tune. His ta,. vt (PIIB Sftf
by way of steamer. . fflWi
vessel was wrecked along ""
and the name of W. W. Smith
peared among the list of those lost, ana
thev thouuht that he was drownea.
Mr. Kamp is a police officer In this
city.
Several yen in ago lie met a man in
San Kianeisco who Informed li i ill that
he was a naswinier upon the vessel
with Smith, unit Hint Smith was
drowned. This satisfied Knmp that
Ills nephew had penishtd. Bomotime
allerwSids he sinned n nfiidavit in
Borne pro: ale niattera atleetiug Smib's
Interest In which be swore that he
believed that Smith was dead. Now
Young Sninh hobs up serenely and
says he did not go lo the Northwest.
He changed uU n.lml after he started
and v.Vnt to Arizona. He has been
living iu AriioOM for 12 yenis, while
hia family ami ft lends mourned him
as dead. ' '
'-Chandler eurrh a eouiplute llu tof
ItovHi IIh an rtiiU ar,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ADSOWTEIY PURE
1 Pardoned.
WASHINGTON, Oct.18.-A pardon
has been granted by the president to
George M. Vanleuveiii sentenced In
Iowa to Imprisonment for two years
and a S1000 fine for violation of the
pension laws.
Santiam Mines.
George Appleyard, Just down from
Quarlzville, giver the Albany Herald
an account of gold discoveries there
that are wouuderful. Ho says that in
the White Bull mine, now being
worked by the English syndicate, rich
oar-bearlng wire gold In large quanti
ties has been found. "It is not In lit
tle pieces," he said, "but It is in great
chunks of ore. I saw it taken out my
self and know what good ore Is when I
see It. The Albany oonjpany also has
discovered a new ledge which prom
ises to be equally as rich.
'The English compuny, under the
management of Mr. Lawler, is run
ning three tunnels to connect the
White Bult and Red Bull mines.
Shafts have also been sunk, and they
have 600 to 700 tons of rich ore on the
dump and nearly 100 men at work
there."
Mr. Appleyard said he expected to
meet Mr. Robertson, a representative
of Marcus Daly, of the Anaconda
mines, In Albany In a (fev weeks,
when they would go to Quarfzville.
He predicted that there would be min
ing developments In tbe near future
that will surprise the most skeptical,
and as a practical miner be says it will
be no idle boom, for they have rich
ore lu sight.
-.. ',.:,.. The Horse :Doomed,.4. ,f :,
Portland is not to be much behind
Paris in tbe matter of horseless carr(.
age. A loca) hi yen, tor ita been t
work for some time on a gasoline en.
glut for propelling vehicles, and it is
now about completed. In fact, a test
was made yesterday on a boat. It is,
Intended that the propelling machin
ery, to be placed under a carriage to
furnish four horsepower, shall weigh
about 100 pounds. This machine as
designed will be the last feather (ft
orack the spine of the horse. The elec-.
trio railway has made the slaughter
house the ultimate destination of the
horse, but when these machine WW
into general ue, Hie poor horse can
lay him down and die, and not trouble
himself logo to the shambles. When
lot of sporty fellows get out on River
side road lu buggies propelled by gnsoi.
line and some of tien imbibe too
much bensine, there will be a likeli
hood of explosions, and the results
will make thrilling reading. Oregon
Ian. Gone to San Francisco,
John M. CJearln has gone to San
Francisco to argue the case of Receiver
Beall, of the Linn County National
bauk, vs, Cowan and others, wliioh
was decided some time since by Judge
Bellinger at.d which ha been ap
pealed to the circuit court of appeals,
and comes up for bearing on October
24. Judge Bellinger decided that the
assets of the bank should not all be re
ceived by the attaching creditors, hut
should, be divided equally among all
the creditors. The attaching creditors
appealed; from this decision, and Mr.
Gearin appears as counsel for them. It
Is thought (hat the assets of the bank
would pay tifiarly all the claims of the
attaching creditors, I ut only a small
r gent of all the olaitns.
' ""aden Death.
received from
Information has bee.. 1 Daw, a
Halsey, Blating that Saniue.
well known piorecr resident of Lin- .
Bounty, who lived alone on his farm
near Peoria, had been found by a neigh
bor in a dying condition. Dr. Michenor
was summoned but toumi mm uc...
The coroner will hold an inquest to
aenertaiu If nossible the cause or n
sudden death. Herald.
. . ,j u i?..,,niii tewelerv store,
..,.., i.mv initial ninsfor
Aioaiiy,
. . ..i... in., ft v.. ulna lOo. silver
loc, neii. iiino .v.., f' i
. . .... iir.i... A. llicm ftlin
pin cushions iue.
Inclose amount n posing 'i-
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the
freshness
eai Bioou puiiiis-
. . ..n,. rVmnleetltiil ailQ
awia ciearnetw i w.r- -- :
OA .! . M its.. SI.
. Aires vonsmHu"Ht " i 7-- ,
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weep
Cure for Crippled Children.
The National Surgical Institute, I'n.
oiflc Branch, 819 Bush Street, Sim
Francisco, successfully treats all ensi a
of Orthopedic Surgery, diseases of the
spine, hip and Knee Joints, paralysit,
piles, fistula, Nasal catarrh, bow legs,
knock" .knees, ail deformities and
chronic diseases. Their success in
treating these cases is shown by thotis
ands of references from trustworthy
people all over the country.
Persons having afflicted chihiem or
frieuds should convince themselves of
the excellent results of the system of
treatment by this Institute. One or
more of these surgeons will be at Hie
Revere House, Albany, Thursday, Oc
tober 31, one day, to examine casep.
Send for circular. Reference may
be had to J. 8. Morris, Scio; Judge T.
L. Davidson, Salem; John Meier, Crnb
Tree; John A. Shaw, Mill City, atid
hundreds of others.
Notice to Shippers, ,
Eflect Aug. 21st. 1SD3. The rale on
oaU from Lebanon hy rail to San
iraucisco, Oakland wharfs, Port
Costa and Sacramento. Cal.. will hn
$8.00 per ton in Carloads of 4000(1 ilip,
F. U. Hifot'K,
Agt. S. P. II. It. C.
Notice.
Water consumers must not sprinkle
their lawns after 8:30 p. m on ac
count of Are prateollon. Patrons vio.
lating this notice, will be shut oil'.
N H. Ai.lrv.
Money to loan. A limited amount
of money to loan on good farm secur
ity, .Call upon vtttoztorft-SSixz.
Steele & Co., Albany, Oregon.
More new carpets and 0ft.- and lift,
wide Llmoleum. Just received by tho
Albany Furniture Company. Haiti
more Block, Albany, Or. :
A compromise has been effected' be
tweeu the administrator, E. 17. Will,
of the estate of John Campbell, de
ceased, and the O. C. & E. railroad
company, and $1900 has been turned
over to the estate'io settlement of the
damages. This tnform.itloR is gleatieil
from a supplemental Inventory tiled
by tbe administrator Tuesday after
noon, whloh states that said atim was
paid by the oompanyjinder the provis
ions of section 271, Hill's Code, n
damages for the killing of snitt Job
Campbell by accident April 29, 18i)j.
Cot'vallis Gazetto. t
Pugh fclfuncy wilt eaveyou money
on boots mid shoes. See then; ami bo
convienced.
The trusts are beglnlnj t fall. Tho
whisky trust has heen ordered sold by
churls. The cordage trust is broken
up and now we aro making war uj On
the thread trust. From now oi wo
will sell first grade six cord thread for
4o a spool, seven for 25c. Three cord,
two for 5c, At the Racket store. We
also have overalls far 45, 50 and 65o.
Engineer's overalls 45, 05 and 00.
Men's Jean pants 80c. Ladies' shoes
from $1.10 to $2.75, Men's wool hatu
80fo3l)c. Fur hats $1 to $i.7-r Cow
boy hats 75o and $1.50.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle at
once. , M. A. Mi M.Kit,
CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U. S, A,
Ssn Diego, Cel. says: "Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Hemedy Is the first medicine I
have ever found that would do me any
good." Price 50o. Sold bv N. W.
Smith,
Final Account.
Notice is herehy given, that tlio tin 'or
sumcd administratrix of the estat't tt
Jacob, Nowman, deeein-e.l, has ti'crl 1 er
' ccount in said estate, with the e'erk
4 eoni-t fnr l.imi i(innl flm.
F'u ,. '- i ,005, at 10 o'clock in the
December the Win. io- ' -
forenoon of said day, av mv .
,Z of said county, as the tin,, and , acc
for hearing objections, i '")'' '."
said account, and the settlement ot the taut
e"thto:. Sara it K. M'.
dmiiilslralrix of estate oi
'" Jueob Newiiiaii. "Iieeasod.
BAM'l.M.liAKUll,
Atty fur Admix.'
RAUL'S CLOVElt ROOT wil
purify your Blood, clear your com
V.r ' .,.,,uio vnnr Bowels and
pteciiuu, isji tf " n.
make your head clear a s abel 1. 2. )C.
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