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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1896)
mm DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN TION. At the democratic convention today the following names were presented for representatives: H W MoElmurry, B I (Shore, C H Waisou, B 8 Martin, C H ElBWick. The volestood: H W Mcllmurry 111, B I Shore 72, C H Watson 83, B S Martin 56, C H ElBwiok 29. Total number of votes cast, 128. Necessary to a choice, 66. Mcllniurry, Shore and Watson were declared nominated. For County Judge ihe names of 8 M Garland and J J Whitney were placed before the conventioni The Vote stood Garland 85, Whitney 44. Garland was noinluated on first ballot ? , . For Commissioner, "WM Putter, JH: Archibald and B B Bucy were placed b.-fnre the convention. The the vote stood. WM Potter 88, J H Archibald 89, BSBucy 22. W M Potter was nominated on first ballot. For county olerk, the names pres ented were 0 H South and 0 A Archi bald. The ballot stood, Archibald 74, South ES. Archibald "was nominated on first ballot. For aherift Henry Blakely and Perry Parker were given. The ballot stood, Blakely 86, Parker42. Henry Blakely was nominated. For recorder, M Peery and J P Gal- braith named. The vote stood, Peery 87, Galbraith 40. M Peery was nomi Dated. For treasurer F P Montgomery was nominated by acclamation, . For assessor the names of Robt Mil ler, Ed Davis and J B Crabtree were Disced before the Convention. First ballot stood, Boot Miller 66, Ed Davis 67. J B Crabtree 15. Bobt Miller was nominated on the second ballot. For school superintendent C F Big- bee was nominated by acclamation, For coroner Dr Bee was nominated Delegates to the state convention M A Miller, Geo Fmley, B 8 siaruu. Oliver Hyde, B M Miller, H Mcllmur rv. A Hackleman, J K VYeatuerlora, W B Bilyeu, J J Whitney, L E Miller, H B Williams, Jeff Myers. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN TION. Nominations for representative were first declared in order. The names presented were as follows: John M. Bomere, Albany, L L Bay, Browns ville, E E TJpmeyer, Harrisburg, M H Wilds, Albany, Marion Cunningham, Harrisburg, L H Iiaselle, Harrisburg, H Freerkseu, Halsey, G B Hartmus, Lyons. The first ballot stood: Somen, 151, Say 93, TJpmeyer SI, Wilds 79, Hart mus 123, Cunningham 52, taselle 58, rteerksen sa. toiai uuuiww w cast, 215. Jfecessary to a choice, 108. Burners and Hartmus were elected on the first ballot. Say was elected on second ballot. For county clerk, Kathan Needham, of Orleans, J P Carter, Halsey, and J B Van Winkle, Albany, were placed before the convention. The ballot ! stood: Needham 108, Van Winkle 74, Carter 80. Mr. Van Winkle in a brief, , i- i u,a u. KrMui- wmyiymu u.v. ham', nominauon be msae unu.nmou. which carried with iefrHHwiam. . A , 7 TrZ a l Bhlri A M Temnlelon. BmwllBV te. T f .o- The first ballot stood: McFeron 87,1 PughSO, McKnight37, Pearl 21, lem- pleton20. McFeron m elected on fourth ballot. For recorder the names of W B Glass, of Crawfordsvllle, D F Hard man, Lebanon, and brant Froman, Albany, were presented. The vote stood: liardman 122, Glass 83, Fro man 8. Mr. Hardman was declared the nominee. For treasurer P Q Morris was the only candidate and he was nominated by acclamation, For county Judge, J W Cole, Bcio, J N Duncan, Albauy, Percy it Eelley, Albany, were placed in nomination. '' The first vote stood: Duncan 81, Kel ley 62, Cole 70. Mr. Cole was elected . on the third ballot. For county commissioner, E TJp mever. Hsxrisbunr. and B M UlUard. godaville, were nominated. The- vole stood: Upmeyer8, Millard liu. nr. Millard was declared the nomiee. For assessor, W Savage, Bantiam, Wm Trunk, Bock Creek, B A Btafford, Halsey, W C Peterson, Lebanon, M C rjabin, Harrisburg, were presented, mi. . . ... i . . on itiHui, on Btafford 99, Peterson 19, Habin7. Mr. Btafford was elected on tbs second ballot. For countv school superiutendent, Miss Ida Maxwell, of Halsey. Prof. David Torbeit, Albany, I A Wiley, Bantiam, Mrs. Kellie H Lambsoii, AiDuny, were piaeea in nominauon. The vote stood:. Miss , Maxwell 139, Mrs. Lambson 19, Torbett 24, Wiley 29, Miss Maxwell's nomination was made unanimous. For surveyor, E T T Fisber was nominated bv acclamation. . For coroner) C V Wright, HsrrUburg and Wm Fortmiller, Albany, were norrinated. The vole stood i Wright 12K, f ortmiller 74. - Mr. Wright was declared the nominee. Delegates to the state convention 'A S Johuson, at large; 8 A Dawson, Jos Yates, A Evans, John Denny, W H Ingram, J H Hcott, F T Smith, JBTimiall, J WCusick, Totbe congressional conventionJ E Whitney, at large; i A Wilson, D C'usiok, P C Glover, J Yueman, B Olnss, J B Davis, L C Prrtty nuin, I , THE THREE COUNTY TICKETS. The following tickets have beeul nominated aud placed in the field by j the different eouuty conventions: j DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Representatives H W Mellmurry, S I Shore, C H Watson. County Judge S M Garland. Commissioner V M Potter. Clerk O A Archibald. Sheriff-Henry Blakely. Recorder M Peery. -, t. ; Treasurer F P Montgomery. Assessor Robt Miller. Sohool Bup't C F Bigbes. Coroner Dr Beese.' : - REPrBUCASI TICKET. Representatives J M Somen, G B Hartnius, L L Say. Clerk Kathan ieedhtim. Sherifl J A MoFeron. Recorder D F Hardman. Treasurer P G Morris. County Judge J W Cole. Commissioner S N Millard. Assessor B A Btafford. County School Bup't Ida Maxwell. Surveyor E T T Fisher, Coroner C F Wright POPULIST TICKET. Representatives T M Munkere, W M Roberts, J F Smith. County Judge Geo D Barton. Conuty Commissioner W M Rainey County Clerk C B Montague. .Recorder A S McJouald. Bheriff-M C Gains. Treasurer J W Wilson. Assessors) R Bucknum. Behnol Superintendent Richmond j Wheeler. Surveyor Geo Whitcomb.' Coroner A G Prill. TENNESSEE HAPPENINGS. BY CASAB. APRIii 1896. Th.M will ha nl th lipifrhhnrhmid I hoolhouse next Saturday night basket social ana entertainment, u is generally expected there will be a fine! time. Several songs, recitations and . select readings will be rendered and a ! literary paper gotten up by the young people of tbie place will be read by Martha Crowder and J. D. Fronk. : The management of this grand enter tainment is in the bunds of Annie Blacklsw, teacher at this place. She has carried out successfully every en tertainment she has undertaken ana will do so again. Ed Allen will auo- tioneer the baskets off. There is no ; question of doubt ss to the fine time which will be rendered, so come one . .. V j and all, both great and small, all who ran talk, walk or eniwl, come and see the supper baskets fall. School has now been Jn progress oue month, with a better attendance than has ever been according to the number scholars enrolled. The following. I t b .ubmiited: School month ending April 3,1896, uumberofpiipilsenrolltd 33, average attendance 29. The d bum T . " : Chester slyers, Berths Davis, Maud . '',,,,.,.. ,. Raallnr Mary Baltimore, John Wood, Daisy Thew, Marguerite Thew, Pearl Allen, Boy Wood, Lab Davis, Chili. Davis, Fred Allen, Bollie Myers, Guy Myers, xiarr rubers niu juuij juuauiui. Those who were not absent but one day were: Will Blacklaw and Mary GJnt " " . ... There was a large crowd at spelling school last Friday night. William Fronk proved himself the champion speller of Tennessee. E. E. Munsey, of this plsee, left last Bunday for Hamilton creek where he . Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that tbe co partnership heretofore existing be tween G.M. Westmll and A. Umphrey, and known as Westfall A Ijmptirey, and migagsd In a general livery and feed stable business iu Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon, has this day been dis solved by mutual consent. All parties having claims against the partnership will present them at once to tbe under signed, and all parties indebted to the partnership are earnestly requested to settle at ones with tbe undersigned.. G. M. Westfall, A. Umphrey. . Lebanon, Or., Feb. 13, 181)6. ; Notice tfr Publication Land Omcs at Obsoos City, Ob., ' ' , i February 2t, 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following nsmsd settler has filed notice of bis inten tion to make Hnsl proof in support of bis claim, snd that said prool will be made be fore the (bounty Clerk of Linn County, at Albany, Or., onIay 2, 1& viir DAVID 8. MYEUS, H. E. No. 7870. (or the H. 1). N. E. , Iic.S8,T.118 K.1E. . He names the following witnesses ioprove his continuous residence upon andcultiys tionof.'ssUt land, vis: William W. Ban dam, Milton W. Yeoman, George A. Down ing, Bsitnis White, all of iaib,Pf SNAKE POISON. I It. Qtlmvtte' Intexwttna- Kxpsrtaiwits In ' InornUtif; Rabbits with. tvra Vanoni. . "1 l:.-,w tuken a lot of rabbits," said the fl.:ct:T. "nnd inoculated them with one niillirrrauime each of pure sntiUi veimin. the amount being several times raor.' than a mortal dose. These I have treated with serum of varying i.trcr.;;h. iho lowest being from a rab bit in eu..'-ed with four milligrammes and the highest from a rabbit inocu lated with twonty-six milligrammes of pure vouom," quotes McClure's Mags sine. 'pour milligrammes of venom Is a mortal dose for ten nounds of rabbits and twenty-six milligrammes would riulfice to cause (loath amorur sixty. It Rave me, consequently, a very power ful ajrura. " The longer the time site! the inoculation the stronger was the frado of serum used upon the poi soned subjects. Thus, after twonty minutes. I successfully arrested the ac tion of the poison with the weakest comm. while the strongest saved the rabbit after the lapse of an hour and a half. Those not treated therapeutical ly died in two hours. "I find, generally speaking, about lire cubic centimeters of the serum from oue milligramme are necessary tc make the animal proof against one millicramme of pure venom. I also find that 1 can use three distinct spe cifics in vaccinating a rabbit, and, by Ul analogy, a man, against the bite at the most poisonous snake or as an anti 1 c'.ote after they have been bitten. I These nre, first, the serum from an en i vonnmed animal by itself; secondly, this sorum mixed with ohloride of gold i-r the hypochlorite of sodium or of lime, and, thirdly, either of these chemicals, or, preferably, chloride of lime, used by themselves without scrum. "I have not inoculated any man egsinst snake-bites as yet. That is a matter fur the future. 1 muBt, of course, determine how long the im isscity obtained by Inoculation en dures in the system before venturing to make auy predictious in that direc- t:OT M v sole ami thus tar has been to devise some means of saving persons already bitten or in danger of being kitten and I have no reason to doubt the value of my results; and I hope and believe that the terrible death-roll of twenty-two thousand persons per so mini in India killed by the cobra may be appreciably diminished when we got to work there." -What about scorpions, tarantulas undertaken them ssyet but I see no reason why their venom, Byon ig iCSB important than that, of li.o snakes, should not yield to the mmc treatment." THE CALM AND CANNY MULE, BotUlad to CMdlt for Hon SaoMThsa . Hla UaH-Urotb.r, the llona, "Bone sense" has become a byword for a certain practical sort of intelli- gence, but accoruing to rrox. rt. o. biialer, "mule sense' would be a more appropriate one. lie says that a mule, as is well known to all people familiar with the animal, has a good deal more than a horse. , He "V 4 8 V T l less demonstrative. Even in the best humor fae oppears suUen and those playful capers which give such expression to the well-bred horse, par ticularly in its youthful state. It is evident, however, that it discriminates men and things more clearly than does the horse. In going over difficult ground It stud ies its surface and picks Its way so as to secure a footing in an almost lnlulh ble manner. Even when loaded with a nb it n.ill Anklalilasi ilia tnniimKHanAa fnd not so often try to pass where th i (""J" WILD CAMELS IN ASIA. Tbe "Ship or tha Dwrt" Kow Known to m Tlirire tq Cold CouMrla, .ZZZZ ZS? "Z 'Z. j ajscoronsQ i iarge numbers in that i poruon or Asia wnicn lies Detween ; Lobnor and Sajuy. This will dispose tie aonws tuat nave Hitherto pr , vailed on the question as to whether I the "ship of the desert" really exists in an untamed condition. From time ; immemorial, says the Kew York Trib. nne, two species al tame oamel have been in use, namely, hat known as the j f d 1-,'TnHi. .-J,,. H .p;. I while the one with two humps I. met Both species figiuv : ! n the sculptures of Assyria, and a mentioned in the oldest books oi tha!n, v. o. Kible, but always as domestic animals, , 1 UltlOn $6.50 and $10.00 per and no trace exists of thoir beinir orm Kr,r,l fr,i. .i.lnn , drafted from their savaee state into i .... civilized life. Indeed, it has generally ueen supposed that the camel never existed otherwise than as a beset o burden, and the few specimens of wild 1 dromedaries which have hitherto been ! secured by travelers and hunters have been regarded as merely some of the domestic species that had reverted to the freedom of barbarism. Zoologic ally speaking, the newly discovered wild camel of fcobnor does not diffon widely from the domesticated animal', excent there Is almrat An Antira lo..b K,.mn ar,A fl.n. 1.. .. .1 ! n " v.ii. ie anjjaKim uuu sense are developed to a most remarka ble decree of keenness, And, whereas we have hitherto been accustomed to, associate this animal with ideas of the timid heat of the African and Arabian deserts, it would appear that !t thrives nowhere so well as in the coldest por tions of Siberia, suffering no inconven ience even from the most severe win tors, when tbe thermometer ig many degrees below zero. A Sban-SlshM loon, no, H-"I must break off my engagement. Violet." jmtmasm,, Sbe "Why should you do thatt" He-" Well, your fattier has (ailed; how can he support a son-la-lsw In the style in which I hays lived" BlisV'Why, you gosss, as failed on IS. mJT1 " ml"-, osrpsf i sm t. .- . ' Hakes t!i3 Blood Fiifo This is the secret of the enret by Hood's Sarsapaiilla. Ki-ud this: ysK -'ia?usofi ,-V . to write tlwt 1 amnowin) (ccthcslthund It IssU beosuss Hood's Saras parllla made my blood pun. My haaltli broko dons with tronblss peculiar to women, m j nervous sys tem wis shst terad and I had to take my bed, The physician said there was little hops tor me. A neighbor told of wonderful cures by Hood's barsa- C rills and I decided to try It. When 1 d taken a bottles, I oouldslt up aud now 1 am peileotly well and strong. Hood's Sarsaparilla has done all this tor me." Mrs. 0, F. FASSUUia, La PlatU City, Colorado. uAftJl. rotl- ears haMnnt eoiutlp. liuuu a ruis 'ties. rrkMo."rI. Thos. F. Oakes, llcnrj- C. Payne, Henry I Rouse, Kecoivers. 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Transact a general Banking business Collections made at all points on favorable terms. Drafts drawn on New York, 8an Francisco, Portland, Bolem, Eugene, and Corvallis, and all points in Eu rope. Business sent by mall will receive prompt attention. We have the latest styles tu shoes snd sell them at hard-time prices. PUOK & ilt.NOV. Shoes away down quality mvay up at the closing out sale of ftesd, 1'eu cock A Co. Ladles cloth, all wool, 06 Inches wide, 29ct. per yard cash, at lteud, fta OrepCentraliEasternRlCo, YAQl'IXA BAY ROUTE, Connect a", Yuqulna Buy with the Sun FrancUeo ui d Ymitiina Buy Steam ship ('unipuny Steamship "Farallon" A 1 and flrstcliuw In every respect. -tulle from YuiUliitt for San Francisco ibout every 8 days. ' Passenger accommodations unsur passed. Shortest route between the Willamette Vullcy and California. Fare from Albany or points west to San Francisco: Cabin, $12 00 Stoerage,. 8 00 Cabiu.roundtrip.OOds. 18 00 For sailing days apply to H. L. 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In the morning he remarVed; "White man say feathers heap soft; vhite man d - fool," You niHy start in a small way (most of the large adver tisers have), hut hy keeping persistently before the public; you cannot fail of success. An article of merit advertised in the Lebanon Express is sure to find plenty of customers among the many people who read these columns regularly.. Headquarters for Sweet Peas . . . . THIfi ONLY 2"f Pur-d IU centI. NEW DOUBLE SWEET PFA ii 5) True to name. Packet 25 . . I wond9rfyi Crimson TH3 0mut SEED OAmoOU ' j Uirw-.:,.mi1!,,ra ( jjHl,rc j,WMl ,j Tea, R.isc-s, FucUia White Mionomc- nal, Bl.ickberricj, Raupbcrrics, Kcw A Lmder Tomato, Vegetables. &) Filled wllh oood thine old an,! n,.,- a I-nil list of Flowers, Vegetables '-wi . Mailed on receipt of ,o cts vhkT Fn"ls- tc- description sr.d prices. Igf (9 IRss-orfrcowiih an order for aav r ,Ty ieiaati order-ieally ' A the above. 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