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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given tlIas, by authority
of all order issued out Of the County Court
Of Linn County, Oregon, OF the 2nd day Of
October, 1893, !, us administrator OF the es-
tate of John N. j. Loyeall, deceased, will
Oil the 10Th day Of Noycmper, 1893, at the
hour of two O'clock j. ~, Of said day, on
the premises, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for one-half cash in hand
and balance in one .teur's time at ten per
cent interest per annun from date of sale,
secured by first mortgage on the property
sold, the following described real estate, be-
longing TO the said estate; Beginning at q
point scventy-eight (7S) rodsfnorth of the
southeast corner Of Richard and Louisa
Chea Hes Donation Land Claim Notifca-
ton No. 2309, Claim No. 55, in Linn County,
Oregon thence south seventy y-eight (7S) rods
to the said corner; thence west eighty-one
(Sl) rods; thence north eighty 1907 rods;
thence in an easterly course eighty-one (Sl)
and fraction rods to the place Of begin
ming; containing forty acres i'll Linn Coun-
ty, Oregon. Sale to be at the residence OF
the deceased, situated near the southeast
corner of the above described premises.
JAMES HARVEY LovEALL,
Administrator Of the estate Of John M. j.
Loveall.
SAM'L NJ. GARLAND Atty. for Administr
Lebanon, Or, Oct. 6, 1893.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Secret Societies.

LEBANON LODGE, NO. ~, !, o. o. F.nMeels
every Saturday evening at Odd Fellows Hail az
o'clock p. m. ,,r,re n n
VIC. PETERSON, sect'y.
PEARL, REBEcCA LODGE, NO. A. l. o: 9, F.
Meets al L q, o. r Hall first and third Wednes'
day evenings Of each month. ,,n,o,, =, p
DoLLIE sAl.TMARsII secty
lEBA o LODGE, No, A. A. u. 4. M,-Met,r "
Saturday evening, on or before the iull moon III
each month. ~ AZ
r.. MILLER, Sec.
HoSor LODGE, No. 3S, A, o, U. W,-Meets every
Tuesday evening NJ q. A. R, Hall. w
DR. J.S. COURTNEY, NJ W.
c. A. ZABE, Rec.
orr MgIGGs CAMP No, 10 DIV Of 0RRao
soss ar VErs,-Meet IN 6. A. X. Hall, Lebanon
Or., every Saturday evening. except the t9ira MR.
Saturday Of each month, meeting the thir1 n, Fri
day instead All brothers Of the Sons OF Vet
erans and comrades of the q, A. H. are eofoiany
invited 10 meet with the Camp, -. oan,
A. GRADALL, First segt.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06
How is This?!

Something unique even in these
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The proposition is to send the Maya
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-one each week.
Think oft. You receive a new and
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dollar. 1t is an offer which the pub
Usher can only afford to make in the
confident expectation of getting a
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Among the authors of the coming
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Florence Maryat, Anthouey Trollope,
A. Conan Doyle. Miss Braddon, Cap
tain Marryat, Miss Thackery and
julie Verne. If you wish to take ad-
vantage of this unusual opportunity,
send oEe dollar for Stafford's Maga-
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you are to receive during the year will
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P. o. order, registered letter or ex-
press. Address
H. STAFFORD, PUBLISHER,
Staford's Magazine,
20. Box 1884,
New York, N. Y.
Please mention this paper.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 9th
and on each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday to and including Friday, Oct.
9th, the S. P. Co. will have on sale
excursion tickets, Lebanon to Portland
and return, at $3.50 each, which will
include admission to the Northern Pa
cific Industrial Exposition. Tickets
are limited to 10 days from date of sale
for return passage.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

Having opened up q shoe and repais
shop in Lebanon, Respectfully solicit
a share Of your patronage. 1 warrant
al my work to be flrstrelass, and make
a speciality Of fine work and ladies,
shoes. Nj. d. VAueHAn
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

The County Board of Equalization
viii meet in Albany on the first Mon
day in October, and will be in session
one week. w. F. DEAKINS,
Assessor.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

Old gold or silver made into new
ings, pins &C., at Hardy's,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

Married, at the home Of the bride, in
Albany, Or, on Wednesday evening.
Oct Z, 1898, MIR. John A. Holman and
Mrs. Ida O Dalrymph.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06
Photographs.

You San get better cabinet size pict-
ures at Crawford g. PaXton's ia Alba.
ny for 81 so per dozen than at other
gallries for any price. Our work is
guaranteed. Permanent gallery es-
tablished for 8S years. No poor work
allowed to 60 out. Come and see US.
Albany, lst street. Next door Mason
ic Temple.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

There will be services in the Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church on the
second and fourth Sundays in each
month, at II a. M. and 7:S0 p. m.
". v. MeGEE, Pastor.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-06

In the Circuit Court Of the state OF Oregon for
the County OF Linn holding terms at Albany.
stuIe Of Oregon, County Of Linn, $ s, W, B.
Donaca. j, Nj Settle and j. A, Roberts, Trustees
Plaintiffs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

MONDAY session of probate court was a
sa.y one aal IN s]!tion to those matters
recorded below a great deal of routine bus
,se.. VS. done before the attorneys scatter
for their vacation.
The following wills were proved, sp-
proved and aIloeci OF Lizzie 6. Hill of
Augusta john T. Hill of Augusta appoint
d lreru;or Of Maurice s. Phiibrick of
VI. Vernon. Ella l. rhilbrick of Mt. Yer
non appointed executrix; Of Msulda :.
SBov OF Winthrop, Albion r. Snow ap-
pointed executor Of Carrie Fuller of
wssas Marcia A. Pike Of Wayne appoint
I'd s1eculri1 Of Elizabeth +. Croker of
Fafmihzislc william T Hall Of Richmond
sppa at.i executor Of Oran Fairbanks of
" ,nmogih CARA Fairbanks Hammond of
Monmouth appointed eSecutrix-
The following administrators were aP-
poiute-i Op '',c estate Of T. Jennie Robin
son Of iIalloe,il, Melvin g. Robinson of
Hallosel on estate Of Flora VI. Bailey of
wiaitrop Chas o. Bailey of Winthrop
Of llert.r W Love Of Augusta, Joseph
II love Of Augusta.
IN ihe insolvency court discharge was
granted Fhrn Gooialc Of Clinton. The
following fret pc.tirgs of creditors were
heid uf George Campbell OF waterville,
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r'Eia sslsEs uEeesse.


Weston street i never busy shosossb
rare out on Monday for once in 10 hi,so,,
rore holiday appearance. Peop,e yer.
PASSING back and forth saily .nired a,
though for some special occasion.
hSss . special occasion. Mr.. and NJ.
Chandler Besie we're observing the z<,,
snnivsfsary Of their marriage IN Farmiar.
ton in ls4s.
They we're aided in The celebrs,iou bv +.
number Of friends 10 called To eony,.,n-
late the happy pair.
Among others present we're Mrs. s.,.b
T. Young. aged %. Mn. d. =. Potter Of
brsnsuiek. formerly of Augusta, the ouly
surviving member of the original wedding
party, and Rev. s. H. BeaIe Of Camden
brother Of Mr.. Chandler Beaie.
The happy pair we're remembered with
handsome presents by many friends. Among
other gifts we're comfortable esxy eb.;,
FOR Mrs. Beale and an elegant gold headed
cane for her husband, presented by. a fe~
OF their more intimate friends, And = beau
iiful poem, the tender tribute Of niece Of
Mfs- Besie's, Miss Julia May Of Farming
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THAT GETTYSBURG TROLLEY ROAD,
The Gov ernment Can Stop II BY condemi
and Buying the Land.

wAsHrsGToS. July lI.-Before leaSsa
Washington Secretary Lamont reques
the attorney general TO decide whether III
was any legal remedy or means to prev Re
the further construction and operation. y.
the trolley railway at Gettysburg go
whether or not the government could ce1
denim the land over which the road is bel 50
constructed and take possession of it. IN
Acting Attorney General Maxwell ii II
given an opinion in the matter. He ciuoo
the act of the Pennsylvania Legislature gig9ss
ing the government the right to acquire sutso
land at Gettysburg as the secretary of VI
should consider necessary for making Il
improvements authorized by Congress. ri
provision of law. he holds. seems to laf'
ample to enable the government, by co N
demnation proceedings, to acquire susos
property and rights as may be necessary slo
carry ont the act of Congress. 10
In case the war department begins suE,sl
proceedings Mr.. Maxwell says that it wod,
be justified in applying to the court for n
injunction to prevent further constructiR
and operation of the road pending the cot
demnation.
The department authorities have taken q
steps in the matter, but have referred IN
opinion to the national battlefield commn
sion for its information. ~
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TINE RATES REDUCED.
Excursions 10 Worlds Fair From New vot
For One Fare.

NV YORK, July 1.-THE presidents
the trunk lines met to-day to discuss the
| single fare excursion rate to Chicago.
was finally agreed that special trains. con
posed only Of day coaches, be run to CHI
cago to schedule of not less than )
hours. at one limited fare for the roun
trip BY the route travelled.
Tickets are TO have a return limit of D
days, and not to be good in sleeping parlo
and chair cars. No stop over will be per
mitted in either direction. Tickets will b
sold to children between s and IL years T.
rs per cent. of one way rate. Baggage
checked upon tickets viii be confined Il
100 pounds personal baggage only.
Two excursions will he run, Mondays
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays of each
week, to be alterDated by the several lined
With dates to be assigned by the coDmisI
sioner. On the Pennsylvania and Central
the fare will be about $50 for the round
TRIP. on the West Shore and Erie about SIS,
and on the Ontario and Western, si7.
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on duty there, =. 49,
the warehouse refused to pay 49,
| Colonel Rice objected seriously to
move, and went before the council of
ministration and told that body that
building Was fire trap. and should not
left unprotected. The council, it is allet
paid no heed to the warning, but withd
| the guards
| Then Marshal Murphy made full rel
of the dangerous manner in which
structure was built. He told them hoV
endangered the Worlds Fair buildings.
| a fire should break out in the warehoi
with strong west or southwest wit
| it was liable to sweep over the entire WI
City.
This undoubtedly would have been
case had the wind not been from the moi
east.
The inquest on the victims of the fire
gan today at the morgue. After the il
had viewed the bodies Of the victims. g
oner MeNale decided TO adjourn the
queet until Tuesday next, to ge, time
prepare for a thorough investigate
Three more names have been added TO
list of the dead.
The holocaust was the principal subj.
of discussion at today's meeting of the
tional commission. Immediately after q
ing the commissioners to order, Preside
Palmer said it seemed proper that the Cd
mission should take some action. r.
He suggested that the sense OF the col
mission be embodied in a resolution III
the chief buildings frequented, or who
roofs are being frequented by the pub
should be inspected. He thought II
there were several building from which
the event of FIRE it would be impossible
take the people OF the roofs.
A resolution of respect was adopted by,
rising vote. A resolution was adoptrI
providing for the appointment of a speci
committee of four to inspect the buildin
az regards the safety Of human life in ca-.
of FIRE upon the grounds.
A resolution was adopted directing 4
committee on buildings and grounds, to !
quest the Chicago board of fire underwr
ers to report TO the national commissi
the condition of the various buildings as Z.
danger from fire and what further preca !
tons are necessary, il any. OF
The Worlds Fair council Of administl =.
ton, this afternoon, approved the plan
the collection of fund to relieve the
jured survivors and families of the fl"
men.
II was agreed at the suggestion of mee'
employees of the Fair that Thursday, j
Is, be set aside as day when all the
ployees and pass holders entering the n
gates of the Fair, may at their option
post in box at the gate of the Fair
usual admittance fee of so cents.
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A Yessa 6iri Missiaa

Aiice,the I4-year-old daughter Of Charles
NJ Carter of No. g Florence street. hs,
been missing from home since last satur
day evening. She was last seen a, ths
merry -go-round on the Eas, side.
The girl is Of average size. with ligh,
complexion and brown hair. When shc
left home last she had on a short blue pIail
dress and sailor hat.
The matter Of her disappe srance has been
placed in the hands of the city marshal, and
his force viii be engaged in looking for her
No cause for her action can be suggest. d
BY Der grief-striken family.
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Senator John F. Hill spent Sunday at
nccan Point
II ; Libhy Of Mcrose, Mass, Is the
sae.t Of Augusta TRENDS.
IN VIM. Brorn Of Eagle Lake is spend
iog the ~rck =; the Cony house.
Mr.. II WING Of Auburn is visiting
her 'ou Mr. G + Wing in this city.
Rev pr Penney went to Boston Monday
on the boat. He ~il he absent few days.
Mes Annie Call Of Richmond is taking
Miss I1b','' place At the Banner Office for
awcck or two.
Mss Gertrude Eastman aud Miss Mary
Child LETT Augusta Monday for Small Point
to visit Mr.. j II Marley.
MIS- +. +. Norton AMI little daughter
JrSnuir have retained to augusta from a
'ist To friends in Nassua, n II.
Mr., Harry Il I.i,tle, now clerk in a
dras ''ore at WAldoboro. formerly with
llc''ne coughlin- sp Mt Sunday in town
Judge % G. Hall ami wife left Augusta
No7la, for rcmaquii Point where they
hs1c pretty summer cottage on the rocks
close hr n, sta.
VI \ ilcl~av, Esd, who is spending the
month Of July at Small Point, came up to
Augusta Monday to at;ynd the probate aud
insolrsHce court
Nj. Frank +. Tobsy of Auburn, who
with his family has been Writing his part
ner. Mr.. pscsr IToI~sy of augusta, T,
turned home Monday afternoon.
Col ani Mrs + t Fsrring'on returned
to tho city MONDAY afternoon from Nerssy
~a'Fe :hc colonel hal inspected the Nor
way Light Itfantry in rife practice.
Frank II. Baker of Mslien. Mass, Who
e'' eeen yi'iiug hi. Uncle, \. W. Case,
lfh Augusta tor Bar lTarbor. where he viii
make 'tirt visit before returning home.
Mr. T. Little Of l'huuiy. Arizona. is
Tie guest Of his brother. Horace Little of
teis rry Mr. Ljttl" i. assistant cashier 81
the aricopa Loan & rru., Co. of PhG 4ix.
Charles +. johnson of Wse,,ille, Fo'-
rest J. Martin Of Cliaton and George Cap.
man Of Fairfield. attorneys st
'enilos probate cur, here Mousay. regis
tered at Hotel North.
Miss iner lIill has gone to Richmond to
'Peai few days With her sister. Mrs.
Neele Maxwell, before joining her mother,
Mrs Joseph Hill, a; O!d Orchard beach,
Were they ~ill spend the summer.
Hon q. u. Baker. who was called uF
'foR snal! Point where be was spenshns
TIE month Of July, last week 10 attend a
Sc 10 Bangor, was in town Moadsy. but
"'' On the afternoon train 10 attend ref
Vehee case al Scion, where he y i'll appeal
As counsel.
". A. Tuell, E.q., of Heath & Tuell. has
hahy friends who have been troubled Of
"'s by the serious condition of bis health
aae to bsd attack of appendicitis. which
now, all will be glad to learn, abaiins
somewhat under the treatment of his
AZ. D. L Utll-
failman Conductor E. l.. Bickford, vic
iAa ''e parlor car formerly run between
n's'eh And Augusta on trains Nos. II AMI
., nov has charge Of the Boston and St
sohn car going down over the back rouss
oh 'fain No. - and returning the next ia,
w Tam No. ZOE over this division.
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AMUSs n ESTS.

HElES hrssrit'. ESuLfsH SFoRTs.
Helen kussrli- English Sports are re-
ported by sauoGs Name papers as having
tslnmeui ,.farioryTo the audiences hich
have witnessed the same The audience.
ar ut recorded n large and occasion
sl' 4. enthusiastic AMI The burlesques arc
.sni 30 be anus'1I the rostames pretty and
.,n'g Of tse sri. attractive. The company
~li probably ali oil Meonisn hall once
more vaen it appear. there "Wednesday eve
niag. Jaiy u to winch performance re-
served seat. are now on sale at kinsman =
drug store
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A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE,
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

N,sbi-r ANNALS so strongly to mos per $
atTsstion as her daughter Just pua1lix w.
s.,,,,snhns1d. Following Is an instance. ~ ~
dsnrater- RIanche. now Is years 81 aEe. n is'i
-, rsrrsbiy afflicted with NERVOUSNESS. ~. ~.
ma ins, the entire use of her right sfnl. sne
- 4. s,,rh a condition that We had 70 ~
hsr from schnbi and abandon her must .. "a
s.,as In fact, we feared - Nitus uanes. a..
~. rs,sitivs but for ar iaxaiaahae T. nsuy
81 Fan,,ld have had that terrihe auiict.o'l;
W. had employed physicians. bu, she 49,,
~, t.snafit o,s, them The first of last Auiist
sec weighed bat IS pounds. ard a,lnosgi, ssls
~ ssSan only three BOTTLES Of Neryine sne
,.'sy Weighs lE pounds: her neryoaisns.ss anu
,,,,,,,s 81 81 yitlIs dance are entirsiy koi,t'
sh s,trnis school regularly. ana sfnaiss W. !.
as,ssr and ease. She has recovered eoa i
~, ~ her arm her appetite Is splenaau az.
G ~ ..,,,rld uru-ure for our dang nttr 'iie
~ 81 Miles Nervine has brought ner.
X,sn nav brother recommended ine r.i,,
,,sv h,,5 n, faith In patent medic mes. Al.
r..,id u,,, listen TO him, but as itst :, -
~. s.,,,t ,ts n bottle. we began fismk - -
as,,,.i,s ana the effect Was almost IN u
DC @Wrs- r K. Builoek. Brighfon. =. III
r. Mi,.s. Restorative Nervfne 4 oea os o..
ar,,yg;xts on 4 positive guarautees rgfh -
49,, nv the pr Miles Medical Coz u.
Ind. on receipt OF price. q RI nsisiveiy
srse from opiates OK dangerous drues
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MRciniHs lOvEijesT W0nAM.
Elizabsih clasks b Represent That Stats q
iAs ceaisdesafs Reuaioa.

RICHMOND, Va, July l1.--Miss Eliza
beth Clarke viii represent Virginia 1t the
confederate reunion at Birmingham, Ala.
Each Southern state is to be represented by
its most beautiful unmarried woman. They
will portray some Of the important events
of the var in tableaux of the states.
Virginia could send no loveIier represeu-
tafive than the young lady chosen Miss
Clarke's home is At Newport News. She 10
. descendant Of the old SouthaIl family and
10 connection of the late President Ter.
Miss Clarke has = tall. statuesqne figure,
golden hair, fair skin and beautifully
moulded features. She has lovely curved
lips, and eyes that shame the violet.
Miss Clarke Is not only . very beautiful
woman. but also talented one. She 10 .
fine musician, her literary accomplishments
are many, and these. combined with her
rafe talent Of making friends everywhere,
her charm Of manner and lovely DISPOSE
ton, stamp her ~ tsue Southern girl.
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Judge W T. Whitehouse left Augusts
Monday afternoon for Scion where with
Judge Enoch Foster of Bethel he will Ill
As A referee in the case of Whitaker VS.
the Moosehead Pulp Co, a suit brought
for SIS 900 by contractor for work done
under his contract, and claim for extras
against the Scion pulp mill. The PlsintiH
will be represented by f. n. Merrill Of
Skow hogan and +, ID. Stewart of Norssy
and the defendant by Hon. o. u. Baker OF
Augusta.
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Joseph p. d. Jones. formerly of this
city, where his mother, Mrs. g. W. Jones
Ard his brother W. T. Jones, still resi- !e,
diet, nj South birmingham, Mass, Jaiy ,.
A daughter and two cons survive him. Tie
funeral will be at Realfield Corner.
Wednesday. July L., at 10 A. NJ. Mr..
Jones will be WARMLY remembered by a
large number of old friends and compan'
ions in Augusta
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STATE EDUCATION.
.oooftionmeat of School Fund and
Min Tax for 1893.
....~ d 1877. 7os 33-Lsss svpiIs b 34ii
larger Pss capiia.

Tie STATE treasurer has completed the
-.,,;as1,ent Of the school fund and mill
az for tire year 1888.
n, amount for superintendent shows an
,..-,..,e ersr las. yea, Of si7,5oS-Ss wisie
=. ,nus.er Of scholars ia S4ii less, which,
szls to each scholar. ~ against
szl % last year.
co,atArison Of the several counties 10
.sn b.lox and also comparison of the
,o,u. ia Kennebec county.
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4 Magnificent TranscontinsntaJ lou,

tour across the continent with mors
lhan ordinary attractions is announced b,
hessrs. Raymond Whiteomb, with Au
gust 80 as the date Of leaving Boston. A
week will be passed al the Worlds Fair
and another week 10 the Yellowstone Ma.
iionsi Park on the outward journey, and
the Pacific coast is to be traveYsed from
British Columbia TO Mexico. The regular
tour lasts So days, but the return ticket.
are good from any part of California TO,
several months. Another party win star
at the same time for a three weeks trip q
the Yellowstone Park. returning direct. A
descriptive book win be mailed free b.
Ray mond & Whitcomb, 296 Washington
street, Boston, Mass.