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0 H nAftMA J 174 LEBANON, OREGON, NQVEMBER 14, 1895: VOL. IX. NO. 38. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 0n year ...... ....... (It ptild In id vmm. fl tvr ) 8!x monthi.....WMM... Blag la copies................ ...-".....- ..KM .IK M . 06 STATE OFFICERS. Go. W. Mrfiridei John H. Mitchell,! lilnger Hermann,.. William P. Lord,.. H. E. Kincaid, .. ...... .Senators ....Congressman ... Governor . Secretary of Stat .Treasurer ...Snpk Public Instruction .... , State Printer Phil Meteohan,. (, M. Irwin,..., 11. W. Letidt, K, S Bean, F. A. Moore, C. It. Woolverton. -..Supreme Judge. BOUNTY OFFICERS. Judw,........-......... ........J. N. Duncan Work,.. ..... J". Needham Recorder ............ ..........I). F, Hardman flfierltr, .J, A. McFeron Bchool Superintendent, A. R. Butberfard Treasurer :-t. ft. Morris Assessor,.... W, F. Deakins Surveyor, .....X T. T. Fialier Coroner... ...R. A. Jayna immlaaionert, j jVaVpra zn : - CITY OFFICIALS. MAYOR-.... RBOORDEB .... CITY ATTORNEY... TREABURER .M. A. MILLER W. M. BROWN. ..B. at. OAKLAND. ... J. F. MYDB. ...P. W. MORGAN. MARSHAL-.. f ED. KELLENBF.ROER, I K. B. DALOLEE1BH, U.C. R1LYED, 1 g. O. LONO. OOtlNOlLMEN IB. H. MYERS, lu. W.RICE. City Council meets an the Brat nd third Tuesday evenings of each moutu. Beers toolatiM. LINN TENT. No. J. B. 0. T, M MaeU lu 0. A r Hail aa Thursday evonlnf of ease weak. Transient h Knwuu an medially IutUMI to TtatitlwIeiitiBMu'nf, f. A. Lavaaaaoa, Com, Bio. W. Rrc,K.V . HONOR L01X1R, No. SJ, A. 0. C. W, -Meets verr ruesday evenlul at 0. A. R. Hall. 0. W.CRU80R.M.W. A. W. Mabxs Ree. LKBANON LOBOB, 10, 47, 1, 0. 0. F.-Meels very Saturday eventus at Odd Fellows Hell, at .o'clock p. . .y a B DAVBil(.0, W. C. PETERSON, Booty. PEA1LI. REBECCA LODOE, BO. 17. 1. 0. 0. F.- ' Miwnatl. 0.0. FBaU tint and third Weanee- tay evenings of each month. SARAH BAI.TMAR8B, N. 0, HATTIR A.CB.IJSON, Beot'y. i ifB sns LODGE Ho. at A. F. A A. B. Meet teairdey evening, on or before the full moon lu Men month, at Slasonlo Ball. Cor. tlalu and (Irani sta. aojoumltii brettiem oorDlally invited loalleud. B. E. Bammack, W. M, 8. 0. Wal .an. tec. JOHN F. MILLER W. H. C. Mo. IS, meeta lHt and Srd Fridoya of each month at 2:U0p. m. ' Doluk K. 8ALTMRan, Minsir Mkm, f" Bec'ty. OEN'L MEMG8 CAJO1, Bo. IB, PlvWou of Ora- wm. turns of Vuloraain-Meet iuO. A. B III ton iteturdar avenliut. eacept tba third wuAMrdavofuacbDiouth, meetliut the third Frt- S u 'iiuiwad. All broihew of the Bora of Vet- raufand comradMofthea. A. R. are cordially larilaid to meet irlth the Caiop. , G. CAia, Capt. . ItxMilt. Fir Si'gt. ...... ,.w HIVE. NO. I, L. 0. T. M. Mn.uout'heJd.uh i ? '."rl! each mouth at 730 r. it. at 1. A. K, Ball. Tran lent Laxly Maecaheca are d dlally Inrlted to atteud. n v Batoi Bwa, Lady . Polui Brav, Lady Com. PROFESSIONAL. SAM'l M- GARLAND, ATTORNEY- AT - LAW. LEBANON, ORBOON. Weatlierford 4 fyatt, - ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, ALBANY. OREGON. W.BBlLXEV, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. ALBANY, OBEGOIT, . -If, M. BBOWX, Attoroey.at-Law, LEBANON, OREGON. Dr. H. L. Parish, TnrSICMXANDSVRQKOX, Office in Ht. Charles Hotel, OFFIC HOVBB 4 . 10:00 to 18:00 A. M. V 11:00 M) 4:00 P. M. fii'mw m Kvr' REGULATOR Header, did von ever take Simmons Lives Rboclatob, the "Kraa or LrVKaMEDioiNBB?" Everybody needa take a liver remedy. Itiaaslaggiahor diseased Uver that Impair digeation and oatues constipation, when the waste uiat anoaia oe aarnea on remaini in the bodv and Doiaona the whole avatem. That dull, heavy feeling la due to a torpm liver. Bittotuneaa, Headache, Malaria and Indigestion are all liver diseases. Keep the liver active by an peaasional dote of Simmons Liver Beg u tutor and you'll get rid of these trou bles, and give tone to the whole ye tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver Regulator is bctteb thau Piuj. It doea not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly reireeuea aiiu sfaraoguioQa. Everr packaire has the) Rei Z stump on the wrappttri J. H. ZeUiu & Co., Phil UaaeluiUaV A Clubbing Offer. A great many of our readers Lluu county like to take the weekly Oregou- ian. We nave made arrangement whereby we can furnish it at a reduct ion from the regular price to those who want both the Exprew and the Orrgoiiian. The regular price of the Oregon Ian Is $1.50 per year, and of the Express $1.60 when In advance. We will furnish both I 't $2. per year in advance a saving of oue dollar to the suhecriper. The Oregoniu'i gives all the general news of the country ouce a week, and the Expribs gives all the local utwa ouoe a week, which will make a most excellent lie a service for the moderate sum of $1 per year. Tlinee who are at present subscriber? f the Express must pay lu all arrear ages and one year lu advance to obtalu this special price.1 East and South -VIA THE SHASTA RODTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co. Exprewi train kave Portland daily : :.') p. a. 13:10 r. H. 10:16 a.m. l.v...l'ortlund Ar. Lv.Altmity.. ..Ar. Ar.Hiui Frunrisco Lv 8:10A, 4-.S0A. Mrji The above trai'isatop a! Eaiit Pi'rl liind, Oregon City, Wnodliurn, Salorn, Turner, Maiiun, Jfflerww), Albany, All.uny Junction, Tangent, rthedii, Hu'arv. Hurrisliurt', Jnnctlnii t.lty Irf liig. Euireiie, C'reawell, Iruiti8 ami all oliiiiona fnim Ktweburg sviuth to and liicltiulne Aaultluu. Ilost'l-urR niuil tluily: ::i0 a. . I l.v ...Portland -.Ar. I 4:40 r. 12:26 r. a. Lv...Allwny Ar. l:15r. 6M p. n. Ar...Hosclwrg.. Lv. 8:00 A. . Lonal I'lwtenijrr trains daily (except Bunuay. 8:20 a. h. j Lv...Alliaiiy......A. j 1P:40a.m B:IU A, M. 4:H0 T. U. : r. Ar...ljetianon....Lvi A. a. Lv... Albany Ar. Ar...I.ehaiton ...Lv. 6:46 P.M. 6:60 P.M. Dining Can m Q$&en, Route. . Pullman Buffjt 8leepers -AND- Second-ClasB Bleeping Cm At tached to all Through Trains, West Bide vllon. BeTWUK PORTtASP AMD OoaTAIJJS. Mail train-dally ("except Sunday)! 1 ;S0 A. M. I Lv... Portland ... Ar. I 8:20a.m 12:16 1. M. Ar...Oorvallie. .Lv. I 1 :86 p. M AtAllnv and Corvallla connect vltb trainaof O. O. at K. railroad. Expresa train dally (except Bunday)i 4:4ft p. M. 7:t p. M. n,v... Portland ...ArTni':26 A. I Ai.McMinnville Lv I 6:60 a. THROUGH ra8Il:'e Eastern States, Car ada and Europe can he obtained at lowest raws from P, V- Ulcknk, aftent, Lebanon R. kOEHLKH, Manager. E. P. ROGERS, Asst. 0. 9. & Pose. Agt. Notice. AU persons knowing themselves In debted to m will please null and settle at ouoe, either by cash or a note, as I hv sold out and wlab It close up say A LETTER FROM PROFESSOR G. H. WILKES. Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct 80, 1805. Editor Expkess: ... , Your valuable paper lias now secured chosen route of travel, and finds its way regularly every Tuesday mornln g to my door; so If I may be permitted a small space In its valuable columns, at my leisure moments, I will drop your a few notes from the state between the lakes. ; In the five month which have elapsed since I took my departure from your pleasant city, I have passed through and seen much of the beauti ful country aud scenery which now lies between us, in the open plains, the ragged mountains, and the crow ded bustling cities. The most rugged scenery lies in the "Rockies," . the greatest plain Is that of the Mississippi valley and the greatest cltv is Chicago. To picture any one of these would be a great feature lu itself, too large to he attempted in a short news paper letter. And again, let them be written up aa they wilt, I am Inclined to the belief, that their subllmest granderer and stirring inspiration is to be felt only by seeing them. No pen will paint that broken ridge, or that vast and sweeping plain so clearly that they can be comprehended as they are. And the heigh ts, the depths, and the indeterminable turmoil embodied in a city of oue and one half millions of people, furnish startling features of astonishment of every order, only 'to be comprehended when seen. -- , Leaving then these featurse with no more remarks, I will give you a brie description of tbis section of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and the great university established here. The state; -oMJtthigarl lying as. It does between the lakes, and in the ages past having been traversed by glaciers from the North is low, yet somewhat nlliug so far aa I have seen. There are frequent large ponds ana swamps, with thickets of Umber and collections of rocks or large bowl' iters. These rocks seem to be mostly granite and are the deposits of the terminal moraiues of the glacial epoch. The granite of course is a valuable building stone but the method of breaking and fashloulug it for build' lug, (as it is usualy round or similar torriautlain bowlder,) looks odd to one accustomed to the working f limestone or some other et rulirie i rock, fhe principal and almost so) tool used in shaping it is a heavy aledge hammer. There seems to be u psrticular grain to the stone aud it breaks directly forward from the face of a V shaped sledge, though on a large stone it take perseveranoe I' break it: for instance I stood the other day and watched a workman hammer for about flfteu minutes lu the same pbiee to break a stone once, Au evi dent example that perseverance wins. The commonest varieties of trees are maple, hickory, oak, walnut, fir etc The city of Ann Arbor is situated on both banks of the Huron River on the Michigan Central railroad and thirty- eight miles west front Detroit. Ills situ Ued on rolling ground, aud has many nice driveways and shaded walks. The population Is cluuied to be from twelve to fifteen thousand the latter number wheu the university is lu session. The city has the reputatiou of being one of the classic cities of the United States. The educational interests are lealously guarded and every effort for educatlontal prpgress receives a prompt aud hearty welcome. Tue State University lu ltsell is a great Institution with the growth of almost half a century, The campus Is laid out lu tlte southeast part of the city proper; It is iu the fortp of a euuare aud covers forty acres, containing fifteen large aud cxpeuslve buildings. Almost every branch of learning is here taught, largely by meu of na tional and world wide reputatiou. There are the special departments of literature, medicine, denterstry, civil engineering, electrical engineering and law, and the total enrollment of studeuta is about 3,000 at the present time. Iu the department of lew we have about 650 student. Tins year the law course baa boeu exteutcd to three years, formerly It has been but two years, cousequenUy the secoud year elsaa la mul, only dontaltiLig as It diws men who had anuis buoWdge of tlieyllrtt year. In the senior dill's lucre ia now about 800 members, the f second year class thirty arid the nin! ar The law students come from u I states of the Union, Europe, Japan ulj lic Wumla of the sca. . We have nit Japanese, some men from the Hnfaliun Iflaudu and live ladies in lie itnurse; oh yes! also some colon d geatftuient. . ri" ; Oa gou is represented by about five fiuiR'nts I believe, two of them only btinj hi the first year class. ' One young niati flora La Grand, aud my self, being the only man. from the Willamette valley this year. Though Id tin senior class I have been pleased li uuycl my friend Mr. Harris,from Eu gtnej' j With this introduction to Michigan and her University I will consider the Jellminaries outlined and In my oaieutary leisure of the future hope te (Hid time to give you a sketch of the university piece by piece. ..4 j. a. TV 1ULU. i't ; . Sentence Deferred. SIN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8. Theo dore Purrant was brought from the county jail today to be sentenced by Judge" . Murphy for the murder of Blanch Lamont. Attorney Dickinson, for the defendant, asked for a'coutluu anoe for two weeks to prepare a mo tion for a new trial., District Attorney Barnes acquiesced, aud the: court granted the continuance on an agree ment that there should be no further continuances at that time." The charge against Currant for the murder of Minnie Williams, was, on motion of the district attorney, continued Indefi nitely. 1 ' County Court. The regular November session of the county court begun Wednesday with judge Duncan and Commissieners Waters and Pugh behind the table. Mr. Fugh carries one of his arms in a sling but is able to attend to business. . Application of A H Yost for county road, gtanted. ' -In applicetloh of John Craft et al for county road, viewers appointed to meet November 21,. at Sanderson's bridge. Viewers, C P Glover, Frank Smith and J 8 Froman. Property of Mamie Grisbam ordered redeemed on payment of $5.80. ; In application of H B Sprenger et al tor county road, J H Scott, Paul Anuis and Alterd Morgan appointed viewers to meet November 22 at H B Hpreng ers. Graud jury and state witness fees al lowed. Bill of Henry Kizer, Cauada thistles $10 continued. Adjourned last Saturday night until Wednesday, of this week after trans acting the following. , The following billa were allowed. i 0 tlftheus, mimllaneatw.-.-.r'..n.,) S 60 A J Crandall, on assessment roll 62 0 Young, acct " 02 60 JA Wilson, sect sheriff 62 60 S D onn J C Hardin, C L Morris, J M- Leeney, W Brenner, 6 25 4 35 7 22 70 41 00 1(19 36 J A McFeron, Parker Bros, acct poor 20 26 S W Moore," aoct sherilf. 0 1' J Smiley, printing 10 66 O N Staiidieli, acct sheriff... 27 W Bassett, roads .'. 2 50 W C Miller t Son., lumber. 13 HCW i(tsou 4 Co, aoot poor J2 H Wadlly, bridge acct 69 P Cohen, acct jail 11 V E Allen, aid Kate Bry 4 16 Stewart & Box H Co, roads 16 26 L E Brain Clothing , wor 10 26 DF Hardman, recorder 6 00 0 1) hldinger, acct bridge SI 50 O W Casprll. acct roau 2 MO Ered Rock, roads 1 95 L M Arcliatnbauro, dUt 4 roadwork,. 89 Hodges & McKarland, aid Kellog 8 10 Eat A B Mcllwain, aid poor S 25 RG Watson, aid Kellog 3 16 Orgeou agt Emma Hminuli. 00 60 It J Hendrick, railroad fare ., 96 Inquest 8 Daw 23 76 H Kizer, removing Canada thistle.,, 10 Irwin, Hudson A- Co, books 1 AO Santiuai Lumber Co, roud. ........ ..... 19 61 Oregon ugt Clnts Cook ,t 44 45 pugh it iluucy, luniijur ..,, ,. 9 42 Olds & Boaters. C 11 9 26 Koontr. $ Power, roads 6 21 O Mellow, Mails , 48 0 yV Young, mu.U.,,., 3 Fafwcu A Boner, .roads.... A A Km, lumber....,.., ... M J. Cameron, lumber ..... HfHIurkniO H and jail. BOCarlton, roadtt ............ B Erricaon. roads....:, ,.,. H Bloreus, roads,. H j Weildle, roads f OhSiiahi,- suada. More Witterr ,; bridges ... P W Sp.uka; luu,ber M A FiiZHm'ai'i, Outulisr ... ) H Weddle, roaila .v...; ... 2 36 28 8 18 07 8 12 26 2 5 I 20 27 ' It C W WalW,1 -prlktii.g Wajjlf. Kililri,w u.nfutJoi Highest of all In Leavening Power. Latest U. 3. Gov't Report m iA McFeron. alieriff..,..,,., Needham clerk...... ......... 108 W 166 66 la ,,' '100 ., iiU 60 D F Hardman, recorder..... J N Duncan, county judge..t. r O Morris, treasurer ., A R Rutherford, superintendent F M KedBelp, deputy clerk.., ....,,.., 83 36 QE Propst, deputy 8henr. ...... .66 66 OCCooley, aid Mrs Clark...,.,;;.....,. 6 W E Savage aid Cox family J , B White, aid Kenworthy family..... -R , Sarah Hines, aid self. 3 ' Alma Veil, " ......., 8 a 0 T Lubker, : " ......;;...,';, 8 ' J Usher, janitor 19 Rober Glllock. aid self : 6 ' P M Smith, aid Oren Watson 'J. 5 O Werte, aid Power family 10 Mr and Mrs Barnard, aid...... ....... 6 Nellie McDonald, aid Jos Lewis .., 16 Mrs Q F Junkey, aid self,..,.... 6 H Myers, aid self.,..., ....,......,. i .'' J Leurew, aid ...... 4 W F Coon, aid Roberta :., 9 , Mary E David, aid Streithoa..;,.. .. Albany El Lt Co .,, 23 W Christenson, roads, M..f. ,, ; e 85 JC Meyer, roads.., 15 , AHEreerksen, miscelIaneons.t.;..... ! - Aid John Dobkins family........... 10 . Hopkins Bros, jail. . ..!...... t 8 80 E T T Fisher acct surveyor and poor 15 W F Deakins, assessor ;'..:. 453 Train 4 Whitney, printing.....,..:..;.. 6 60 JW Roberts, miscellaneous...., '. 2 60 N Needham, express '. 1 26 J M waters, commissioner...,.; J3 40 j 1 f '.',!;.'' Probate. '; Accounts filed and approved lu estate of Harvey Shelton. ' i Personal property ordered sold lu es tate of Jennie Vineyard. .' John Whitaker appointed adminis trator of estate of Samuel Daw. - Bond $600, ; - Final accounting In estate of I With erite set for Dec. 7. .. 1 , . In estate of J L Dixon, receipts of distributees filed and executor dis charged. Final accounting in estate of Fred Mespelt set for Deo. 7. , 1 Final accounting in estate of penry. Worrell set for Deo. 9. ...... Final accounting in estate of BenJ. Brenner set for Dec. 12, at 1 p. m. ' Happy Home. School is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Ba6hor,"of; Sodivlle. "f -. ' 1 : Mr. Faqe crossed the plujus this season with team and family from Oablahoiua and is now living ot. Mrs.' Caldwells place. Mr. llollins has completed his barn. Miss Lilly Sylvester Is Improving from a spell of sickness. ' ' Mr, J.W. Gee has the lumber on ground for a icw house.. , :l "... , . Revs, Nortau and Brampton will start Tuesday for Salem aud Foflluud. W. H. Cumming-i has rented his plow land to C. Kinder. . .,: .... Mrs. S. J. Cumming's limb that was so very bad nearly ail summer, is en tirely well, - 1 ' Mrs. Gee has been troubled for some time with lumiiesa in her limbs. There Is couslderublu sickness lu this section of the country, '" Bkprock. i Tennessee. Potatoe digging is drawing to a close. Eight potatoe diggers from Soda. villeaud Waterloo have been work ing for T. P, McKnlght and G. Myer, Frank Bros, have finished hauling f pUMHUCB tO AlUUUy UflU UJ U HOW USUL. lug to Lebanon for storage. .George Davis and James Blacklaw are also hauling to Lebanon. . . Last Sunday Aarou Uullluiore preached to a large congregation at the school house. ' : .1 .; Mr. A. Hlney and family moved from herji few weeks ago.; ' " '" Fltxwater has located ou the. farm Mr. Hlney Itad rented. . Miss Allle Wallace who left here a few months ago, ts going to school at Mcaiimivllle with her tirotlier, , , Nellie .Wallace, ufLvbaiiuu,.IS(Stop idpg wil Iter unci" d goiug to ehwd-hcre.. '"" -'4V'sJ' John Swipk was. tWrtej .by hl, potato dijera and was foreed ta fiulih iheui alone.' ' 1 ..CM.. 11 W jr - (I Baldrtg m f dpJ Letter List, ' Following Is "the ' list of letters re- dinliilneiincailed for in the Lebanon postoltice fin1 the hionth ending Oct; 30, 1895! 'ltr :i i,1;.-!,- ,..')' Jev. Bayley, . , D W Bridges, ' B ACrlsp,,. , , Miss.M Freeman, W P Hughes, ;'t Frank Hlnton,2 Mrs Jesse Hall," CWMead, . Marlon Morgan " Itoy E Nurss, 2 Lewis Russell, ' Jas B Smith, W'CBkelton, Lewis A Thompson MrsSu'eThompson, Chfs Vaghn, t' Arville Walker, W A Yvalden. : , C. A. Smith, Postmaster, j We make a special rale of twenty flve, cents for ..this paper for four months to new subscriber. We do this in order to put it in borne hot now ' taking it. We make the same offer to regular subscribers; who wish to send it to friends for four months. This , offer will be good for this month onlv. ! SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure; is In great demand. Pocket size' contains twenty-five only ' 2oo. Ch ildren tove It. Sold by N. W : Smith. . . . . ; : Business Locals , The" Express four months for 25ct. H Baker carries a fall -line of grace- 1 ' Mayer & Kimbrough want your. , prottnee. . j .,., . .,, -. jGentol'shoes,-: A,, fuU Hno at Read ?eaooci.&Cp.9'i(.,, -;,;) . , j Chandler carrjes a complete line of , stoves, tiu an gr(in!ite,ware. , . j Something ueai and nobby. See Chandjer's heating stoves. ' ' . 1 ' " Pugh & Munoy wilUave you mouey on boofs and sljoes, ""Bee tTteiri and be convieheed. '. ' i ) . W .. 1 All knowing tliernselves indebted to 1 me 'wilt pleas t!oall 'and, settle al t jncfi.! " ': i.;; M. A. Millrr. : I More new carpets and 6ft. and 12ft. wide Llmoleiun, , Just received by the . Albany Furniture Company,, Baltl-, more Bjock, Albany, Or. ;' '. Money to loan. " A' limited amount of money to loan on good Atrm secu ' ity. ' Call - uped "or -write; to S. N. Steele & Co.', Albany, Oregon. j I At F. li. French's jewelery store, , Albany', yAu pan buy Initial plus for 0c, belt pins 10c, C, E, pins 10c, silver rjin cushions 10c, Write for them a d inclose amount l'i postage stamps. t.,-. 't'"' t.t i , -.7.;.! ..v j 1 Insure your property, with .Peterson & Adnrews'.'They. are agetjts for the'1 Old Retiuble, Home . Mutual, New Zealand, Springfield of Massachusetts, Continental, a.id other good, reliable coniphules. " '"'! ' ""'"' The trusts nre beglu'iiig to fall. The ' i hlsky trust hoi been ordered sold by courts. The citrdage trust It broken up aud liow'woare making wur upon (ho thread trust. From now on we Will sell first grade six cord thread for c a spool, seven for 2So. Three cord, two for 6c. At the Racket store. ;Wo also have overalls for 45, SO and 05u. ') Engineer's overalls 1 46, 65 aud 80. Men's Jean panta 80c Ladies' slioe from $140 to $2. 76. Men' wool hats. SOfoSOc. Fur hats $1 to $1.75. Con-' boy hats 75o and $1.00. ' " '' ''' t BHTt num rimit i.i . guarantee. It ourea . Inolpient dm sumption. It is the best Cough Cure- Only one cent dose 25cta,, SOcta., t and $!.(. Bold by N, W Smith. ' j' Mrs. T. 8. Hawklus. Cbaituniwg4 TeiiH. savi, "Bhiloh's Vllnllser' BAYED MY LIFE.' I enlisldVr it the . best msdy f"ra deblliuted vaiem I , iver uted' For Pybalai Liver er Kidney Iroulile It sidtl. prlo7Wi KH b . W, SinHt), - f4 (aNfaWaHttV