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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
HArPY BOMH,

Nellie roaqlewel is boarding at Grand
pa Cummings.
J. S. Caldwell called on friends IN Water
loo one day last week.
Mr.. Brown had fine sheep 10 die few
daysArn, AMI now has sick horse on his
hands
On Sundays the weather is frosty and
coid with bracinE air and bright sunshine.
Monday morning Mrs. J.. s. Caldwell re-
ceiyed a pleasant call from old-tine friends,
Mr.. and Mrs !, d. Bruce, They are also
visiting friends and relatives in Waterloo
Lebanon and the surrounding country,
Born, to the wife of W. G. Brown, two
miles north of Waterloo on Dec. %. 1892,
a girl Of lbs weight. Mother and
child doing we'll
A change Of wheather Monday night
and now the gentle rain is heard pattering
on the roof and window pane.
At last the neighborhood has become SO
thoroughly ashamed of the neglected ap-
pearance Of its cemetery that the men
turned out Monday in mass, some Is or 30
in number and began repairing the same.
We Of this district are in need of post
office and might have one just as well as
not i some Of the energetic persons Of our
Burg would only start the bali rolling by
circulating petition for it. The P. Ms
position is not coveted one, but there are
two or three who would accept il in order
to get the mail nearer home without going
so far for it.
Mrs. Jennie Caldwell and daughter arr
spending a few weeks at theGap.
Mr.. l.. Dinsmore aud wife are spending
the winter with the lstters parents.
Uncle Jake Newman has quite an acqui.
sitiou to his family in the person of hi.
grandson Cornelius Kinder and his young
bride.
Messrs. Beilinger and Kinder killed Q
fine fox on the mountain view rancho one
day this week.
General health in this neighborhoot
is good, Mrs. Grant Lindley's health re
mains about the same as last week. She il
with her husbands parents. We hope t,
hear Of her speedy recovery.
Willie Cummings is still at Spring Farm
and says he isn't going to Albany any
more, butts always going to take care o
Grandpa and Grandma. REX.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13

In estate OF Thos Afford, inventory filed,
real estate, s2497 q; personal property,
$2272 50.
IL guardianship Of LenaA Farrar, ct al,
Chas Pattison, W A Sough, and X A Bam-
ford were appointed appraisers. Inventory
filed; real property 1880; personal property
$sO3 IS.
In estate of Jno NJ Stanley, inventory was
filed; real estate 500.
In estate of X NJ Mccullough, bond iiled
in the sum of $4,000 and appraisers ap-
poinfed,
In estate of John Grisham, report Of sale
ofpersonal property approved.
In estate of A P Nye. petition of Unity
Nye allowed.
In estate of H X Schooling, sale of real
property confirmed.
In guardianship Of Henry and Rosa
Mack, fifth account filed.
In estate Of Henry Moss, Margaret Moss
was appointed administrative. Bonds $500.
Bond fled and appraisers appointed.
In estate Of John Bilyeu, will admitted to
probate and Haman shelton appointed ex-
ecutcr Bond approved; amount, $4,000.
In estate of G B McKimsey, first account
filed. Petition to sell real property filed
and citation ordered issued.
In estate Of Claud Shelton, citation to G
W SaDdford ordered issued.
In estate Of B Fennegan, first account
approved,
In estate Of Sarah NJ White, citation on
petition to sell real estate ordered issued.
In estate Of VIM Walter and Myrtle Nc,
Bride, J A Mcbride was appointed guar
dian.
In estate Of A Peuge, report Of sale per
sonal property confirmed.
In estate of Artemas Dodge, A A Kees
Frank Moist and SM Garland were ap
pointed appraisers.
In estate of Icyphene Schooling tomb
stone to cost not exceeding $40 was order
ed.
In estate Of H K Schooling, a si2o tomb
stone was ordered.
In estate Of Elizabeth Sherry, final nc
count approved,
In estate of Henry Ingram, additiona
inventory filed; real property $l6So. Pc
tition for sale of real property filed, an,
citation ordered issued.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
Specimen Cases.

S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his
leg is sound and well. John Speaker,
Catswba, O., had five large Fever sores
ON bis leg, doctors said he was incura-
BILE. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bueklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by M. A. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
Council Proceedings.

Council met last Friday in an ad-
journed meeting.
Roll call. and Mayor and all the
Councllmen were present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Jake Bilyeu not being present the
first night was then sworne in.
The following standing committees
Of the city officers were appointed by
the Mayor for the easuing year, and
ordered placed on file;
Committee on ordinanees-G w
Cruson, G NJ Westfall and.J G Bilyeu.
Committee on ways and means G
Bilyeu, g M Westfall and Geo Cruson.
Committee Oh accounts and current
expenses-G NJ Westfall, Ed Kellen-
berger and J Z Bilyeu.
Committee on streets and public prop
erty-Ed Kellenberger, G w Cruson
and G NJ Westfall.
Committee on icenses-Geo. w.
Cruson, J c Bilyeu and Ed Kellen-
berger.
Committee on health ard police
--.G M Westfall, Geo w CrGson and
&c Bilyeu,
The bid Of Geo Alexander for the
city printing was laid on the table un-
Ill the next regular meeting.
By motion the marshal was ordered
to put IN II cross walk on Isabella
street.
The bills Of G. r. Montague and
Mr. Clsypoh were laid Oh the table.
BY mOtidh the Council then adjourn
ID niltil its next regular meeting
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Secret Societies.


LEBANON LODGE, 40. n, !, o. o. F.-Meets
eyery Saturday evening at odd Fellows Hall, at
O'Clock p. M ,-,.,,e =,
VIC. PETERSON, sect'y.
Pearl, REBECCA LODGE, NO. ~, 10. 0. F.
Meets AZ /. o, o. T Hail first and third Wednes'
dag evenings Of each month, y, ,cvvpsox y n
DoLI.IR sA1TMAEsti, secty
LRnAso L1pGR, Ne, "A A. Y, a. M-Meets
Saturday evening, on OF before the full moon III
each mouth. -, =,
r. NJ. MILLER, Sec
Huor LODGE. No. 81 A. O, u, w.-Meets every
Tuesday evening at q. A. Il. Hall. ,,,
J. II. FREY, N. W.
C. A. IAN Sec,
GE'L MEoes cANP, No, 10, DIV Of 0nRso
sosor VErs.-Meet In q, A. X, Hall, Lebanon,
Or, every Saturday evening. except The thlro
Saturday Of each month, meeting the third FIJI
dsy instead. All brothers Of the Sons of Vet
erans and comrades Of the g, A. X. are cordially
invited to meet with the Camp.
c. ID. Mo TAeuE, Capt
A.cRApAl1. First segt.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
A Little Girls Experience in A
Lighthouse.

Mr.. aBd Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich. and are blessed
with a daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Mea-
sles, followed with dreadful Cough
and turaing into fever. Doctors at
home aud at Detroit treated her, but
in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was a mere "handful Of bonesn. -
Then she tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and after the use Of two and a
half bottles, was completely cured
They say DR.. Kings New Discovery
is worth its weight in gold, YET you
can get trial bottle free at Miiler's
Drug Store.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
To be Investigated.

Reports have been rife for several
days, both in print and in the chan
nels Of personal gossip, to the effect
that crimes have been committed upon
the female inmates Of the insane as
yluni, among both the patients and
the attendants. II there is truth in
whatsis said it would hardly be more
than poetic justice that there should
be organized hanging done as an atone
hlent for the organized atrocities that
have been perpetrated. Regarding this
the Statesman, after having hitherto
scoffed the reports with vehement de-
malls, now says that the state board Of
charities and corrections has taken
cognizance Of scandaleus rumor about
the management Of .ne insane asylum,
aud It's asylum Committee has set a
day for a formal investigation. This
committee is composed of Or w e
Carll, of Oregon City, DR. WE Rine-
hart, of The Dalles, and s White, Of
Salem. The committee will meet at
the asylum, Tuesday, Jan. 10, to take
testimony and give public notice to all
who have complaints to make or who
know anything prejudicial to the man.
agement of the institution to appear al
that me.-Herald.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Your real name must accompany
every communication or II viii trr-
tainly &c to the "waste basket We
do not want your name for publica.
ton, Int as n guarantee Of rond fifth.
EDITOR.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13

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Mulkey n Fisher r p sotohwol,
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w w Crabtree, TX Kan,n.
ker. f Fransworth Iss McAII;star
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and inst;ceo nunn r,.on I.o,ans
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With few exceptions the reports .,
the road supervisors of Linn count,
presented to the county court SHOW
that good and efficient road work ha,
been done. Among the few excen
tions is the report from district No. a.
in the southern psrt of the county
which shows out Of lOs davs, WORK d,,,
only four days, work has actnall,
been done. The supervisor, who wa,
down for two and half day. worl
had returned himself delinono,t IN,
/
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that the
Photographic partnership of Dodsen &
Ribelin is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, and hereafter the business
will be conducted by W. H. Ribelin.
w. H. RIBELIN,
T. L. DoDsoN.
Lebanon, Oregon, Jan. 8, 1898.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13

Born, TO the wife, of s. O.:.ssWaIlace,
Jan. 10, q son.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13

For RENT. 20 acres Of garden land
near town for particulars call on.
s. NJ. Garland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30

The silver bar awarded to Thomas De
vine, the life saver. by Secretary Car
lis le, will be form lily presented 10 MIN
by Governor Bown, Saturday evening.
Rev. G.. l.. Goodell gave his second lee
ture at Trinity NJ. 4. Church last even
ing before large audience. His su iect
was From Nazareth TO Bethlehem I"
Pensions have besn granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Eza-
kiel johnson, H. B. Garduer, Original
widow-Ellen Collins.
Officer G. f. Smith. transferred to Can.
tam Costine's station. was suspended for
violation OF police rule instead OF loaf
ing while on duty. as reported.
An entertainment under the auspices
OF the "Willing Workers" will be given
at BELL Street chapel Friday evening.
There will be- lecture by Alfred Stone
on "Ihe White City, or the Exposition
Buildings" aud "A sale of fancy articles
Refreshments will be served. The pro
ceeds will he for the benefit Of the Prov
dence free kindergarten.
The Boston Bench show opens nex
| Tuesday. and the following Providenc,
| entries have been made g.. w. Lawtou
| Challenge, Blue Nell aud Princess Novel
| Nelson Mcintosh, Blue Jennie, all Eng
| lish settlers Irisn set ers. Nelson McIn
Josh, Maid OF B RS al, Miss Inchiauin an,
| King Grue William Warner, Delorains
Frank Capron. Belle oil RJrstaL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
( SMALLPOX SPREADING.
THREE NEW CASES DTSCOTERED
1T RIVER POINT TODIY.
There are Now Six Cases in the village
Every Precaution Is Being Taken to
Prevent the spread of the Disease.
SPECIAL TO TIE Nnws

RIVER POINT, March 30.-The small
pox epidemic is spreading rapidly and
today there are six cases reported in the
Bowker block. Dr. Charles II. Fisher Of
Providence visited the quarautined house
today, and soon found that two more
children OF the Goff family we're suffer
ing. from varioloid smallpox, and that
a young bov of Mr. Bowker's had
also contracted the disease. The two
Goff children who had been vaccinated,
showing symptoms on Tuesday morning.
two weeks from the time they were re
moved from the G. III residence on Main
street
Those afflicted today are three children
OF Peter Coli, the Iawtuxet VALLEY under
taper, Mr.. Bowker, his daughter and
sou. the last three being reported by
Drs. Fisher aud Sprague TO be rapidly
getting better
DIR. Fisher informed the News reporter
at noon today that five weeks ago ne Wis
tied Mr.. Bowker, aud at that time stated
that the disease might be chicken pox
but he was afrail that it would prove Il
be a case OF varioloid, and everything had
been done since by DIR. Spragne, the
hralth officer, to prevent the disease from
spreading.
The Goff house is now all right, an,
the quarantine laws have been removed
and Mr.. Goff will be allowed to follow
his reRu ar mployment as he has ha'
no communication with his children II
any way. The house has been thor
oughly fumigated. The Bowker bloc
In stric ly quarautined.
Many Of tue citizens have been vaccir
ated and every precaution In regard 1
approaching the pest house will be OF
/ served
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30

Isaac Potter. known among the secret
so, ,ieties as "Uncle Isaac" was rendered
a complimentary benefit in Columbia
hall last evening, the event being in
honor of his 10th birthday. Mr.. Potter
is more prominently connected with the
Odd Fellows and they were on hand last
evening in round numbers. lie has been
n member OF Westminster lodge of l. o.
O K. for nearly quarter OF century
and has always taken an active interest
I'm the orler. He is also a member of
Oriental lodge. X. OF l.. and several other
fraternal orders. Tue affair was in the
hands of w. T.. Vial. Henry ~. Vial, g..
O. Philips, Al. j. Lassen, John Mullen
and William Bradbury Music was iur-
nished 5y Baker Brothers orchestra
MIR. Potter is at least 500 richer today
and extends his thanks To his frieuds for
their kindness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
AS 1T IS TALKED.

Chief Supervisor Bloigett Is of the
opinion that the board of supervisors
will find its Saturday night session no
slnecure. Indeed, it will partake more
of the nature OF a funeral service, as
the board will have TO SIT In
judgment upon the names or lnnumer-
able dead men that have been forced
upon the voting list by some ov'r-z. al
ons acquaintance This is an age oil ini-
partial suffrage, but Mr., Blodgett draws
the line at allowing dead men 10 cast
their ballots.
Have you noticed how flower laden the
new spring hats are? Flowers all around
the rim, on the crown and perhaps inside
If one could get look.
How many times in the last few days
has the expression been heard. "! DO
hope we won't have any more very cold
weather, we have had enough for one
winter" The fact is that with the SUI
so high in the heavens thers is no great
probability that there will be any more
sleighing, il this is any comfort.
-
There is probably not another man on
the stage SO celebrated for the utter
ance of spontaneous quips, quirks an
flashes Of humor OF an entirely Inn
promptu character as is John Kernel,
who is now enRa Ied in the manufacture
of large gobs of Eilarity in the farcical
play of ''The Hustler" which is al
Keith's, During the recent engagement
of The Hustler" at the Bi1ou theatre
New York, the genial John encountered,
N MA al
old friends from England. The Brit
ishers, who were TO leave the next day
for Montreal, were quite anxious TO SCI
some of the sights of Gotham, and tn,
obligIng Mr.. Kernell showed then
around.
One of the places visited was the peni'
teutiary on Blackwells Island. While
there quarrel began in one of the corri'
| dors. between some of the prisoners en-
gagged IN various menial offices. The
keepers ran with uplifted clubs TO uuell
| the disturbance, but were intercepted 10y
a resonant shout in the rich. Celtic tone
| that have delighted so many thousands
| during Brother KernelP career: "Hould
on, therei Do't go to slug them min
| But list want To say right mere that II
they don't quit their monkeying this
very minnit, I'll nave livery mon o.
thin put out of the placer y
The belligerents stopped and gazed al
eacn other, an at Keraell, for a moment,
and then there arose a snout Of laughter
from prisoners, keepers and visitors, II
which only the imperturbab!e Kernel
did not join, and the fight came to I
mirthful termination.
The GOSSIP.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
Contest Closes
March 81.
River Point.


The fair committee OF the Pawtuxet
Valley park met last evening. The fol-
lowing persons were appointed to clas-
sify the different exhibits; Horses and
general live stock, DIR. w. A. Colvin; live
stock and agricultural products,
Gilbert Wood; dai y and farm
products, horses and carriages, Albert
w. knight; poultry, pigeons, dogs ana
household pets, boots and shoes, Albert
If: Hill; arts. painting, agricultural I'M
plements, hardware, stoves, speclal ex-
hibits, etc, +. Il. Walker; fruit, howers
and domestic manufactures, hopert
Reoch. A committee of ladies from the
different valley villages was selected 10
solicit exhibits of fancy work. +. r.
Walker was appointed to have charge OF
advertising.
The Pawtuxet Valley Business Mems
association will listen TO debate April
H. The resolution is. THAT the town
could be more economically governed II
it were divided" The speakers will be
DIR. Aram w. Colvin, Phenix James L.
McNeilis, Arctic; William V. Slocum,
Phenix, and Robert Reoch. manager OF
the Clyde Print works.
/ Hugh V. Carroll. one of the recently
appointed supervisors tor the election in
W arwick, has sent in his resignation and
George Gillen has been appointed in his
place.
Joseph Murphy, son of Timothy
Murphy, has graduated from Bellevue
hospital. New York.
| Hope.
The Kings Daughters met at the resi-
| dence OF Mrs. William Groves last even
ing. A ''conundrum supper" was served
| to $50 persons, after which a musical en-
| tertainment was given.
Natick
| Webster lodge, No. 20, Knights o
| Pythias, met in Engine hall last evening
| Two persons were admitted to member
| ship.
Narragansett tribe, No. 0, Improve,
| Order of Red Men, now has upon its rol
| 267 members aud has $1,000 invested II
personal property aud has 5000 in tn
treasury.
AT a meeting of town council the fol
lowing persons were appointed super
visors: Frederick Spencer, Republican
Edward Emmons, Republican; Warrer
| Leach, Democrat; and Edward Salisbury
Democrat. Officers at the polls, Jerr
Brown and fernando Rounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
Kalamazoo Celery
Is so HEALTHFUL
That IL should he Used I'm Every Family ut
Least Once Week,
THE KALAMAZOO CELERY EN-.
TRACT OR TONIC,

For Soda Fountains, Bars and the kitch-
en-.
This Is the Triple Extract Of our fam
Gus Kalamazoo Celery, pr pared direcl ly
from the plant, and not mere flavor OF
the seed. 1t makes an elegant drink,
when drawn from Soda Fountain {;
cooling, delicious and beneficial. having
the rich, NIFTY flavor of our Celery. AS
a morning bracer it has no equal. is ex-
celent for Beef Tea and Celery. and a
dash In n Manhattan, makes life worth
living In the house it is Indispensable,
for making soups, ice crta ns and ices,
Celeryaies. etc. Ask your grocer or
druggist FOL. it; take oily the haiama-
zoo BRAID, all others limitations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
Tho LINCOLN Po.tmastershIp.

Postmaster Bowen's time at the Cen
trail Falls Postofiice exoires about the
middle OF April Representative But
man. ex-Highway Surveyor Fred T.
Philips, Boss Quiplev, Lieutenant Nc
Glynn aud few others are in search Of
the federal Office. Two older citizens
who have reputation OF many years
standing have been thrown overheard for
some OF the younger craft
Boss Quigley declares that the prize is
his; whIie butman appears dissatisfied; !;
Phillips claims to be even Ia the race;
McGlynn claims to have been distanced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
THE KALAMAZD0 CELERY NERV'
me AND TONIC.

Our Nervine and Tonic il prepared di-
rectly from our famous Celery, aid IN
connection with other herbs OF well
known valued medicinal qualities. forms
without doubt the best family med cine
for the y rves, the Stomach aud Blood.
IL ia Natures own remedy for bu ldipg
up aud restoring, run do or exhaust
Ell nervous system; as "A Spring Tonic IL
has no equal. Ask y1ur druggist for
these preparations that come dirrct from
Natures Celery Gardens. Take no
Others. III you cannot ges our prepara
tions at your druggis', send % cents g.
stamps and we will mail you n package
of tie Nervine Pellets are one OF our
be tu iful Embossed Celery necipo Books
Free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-30
EDWARD PARKER DEACON
Arrives in Boston from New York with
His Three Children.

His Three Children.
BosToN, March 30.-Shortly after D
O'Clock last evening, man, perhaps D
feet 10 inches in height. dressed modestly
in n dark cutaway and dark trowsers,
wearing a black DERBY hat, stood between
the portieres OF one OF the pariors IN tne
Nendome earnestly chattlngs Win
friend.
The man had rather a stern face. with
correct features, and his dark hair ana
dark dropping mustache accentuateu an
expression of iron Will.
lie had just signed his name on the
Vendome register. IL read "E. Parker
Deacon" aud the simple name with 10
OTIS, periods or dashes, without a
n urish. gave the casually inquisitive
guest no idea that he was the man con-
corning whose deed of shooting stories
had been flashed from Paris to all quar-
ters Of the globe.
Mr.. Deacon responded to request for
an interview. ~
He had come to Boston from New
YORK. on the noon train on the Boston n
and Albany railroad, reaching his home
at $40 o'clock. With him were three ol
his little daughters, one perhaps o, an
other 8. and the eldest 13 years OF age.
They are all pretty and rather retiring.
Mr.. Deacon had engaged suite OF rooms
and here the maid took the three chill
dren. Mr.. Deacon came to Boston on
private business, and no doubt Will loon
over the old Deacon family esta'e OF
Washipgto on street In this city.. -,
Almost every one knows of the fine old
mansion house, a country home right In
| the heart of the city, and since the day
the news came over the cable from Paris
that Deacon had shot NJ. Abeille in hi'
wife's apartments the old house on
| Washington street has been pointed ou
| by all passers by.
| MIR. Deacon will remain but three ol
| four davs i'm Boston, aud he may hav
something interesting to say before h
leaves town for Newport.