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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1891)
Milirf,r!)nn ' 7 I' aWW5r S' " 1 Lebanon Express. H. Y. K1RKPATRICK, Editor . end - Proprietor. The lay of the time-serving poli tician is de lay. Quay's name furnishes the "Q" to lVnnsylvania's peculiar politics. Lebanon i none of your coin -filetol towns and it will be many generations before it is. Pretty freckled girls are called t rout in the Cascade mountain country, because they are speckled beauties, don't you know. Tne difference between the socie ty girl and the political haranguer is that the one talks little nothing s, and the other big nothings. ' Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, who was vice-president during Lincoln' lirst term, died at Bangor, Maine, on July 4. at the age of 82 years. There is a man in Jew York who says that he is not afraid of a woman taking his job away from him, .although they arc ousting lawyers, preachers and doctors. He cleans telegraph jHiles for a liv- President Stephens speaking of j the North-west, in addreBg before the National Editorial Assoeiatson, iit St. Paul, said: "It illustrates the legibilities of our people when u i vested of sectionalism. The pop Uxation wUk-.li wrought marvelous progress in this section in the last twenty years has, been drawn from all Mictions of the world, and is typical of that spirit which ignor ing differences of every kind, seeks the material and intellectual ad vancement of all." It is not many years since the democrats of Iowa met in state con vcntinn as a matter of form and to keep up the party organization; recently they assembled as the par ty in power, w ith at least an equal chant of electing their candidates next fall, Iowa used to be good for GO 000 to 75 000 republican ma jority or plurality in presidential ktions, and it gave SI 000 plural ity to Harrison in ret it is now in the balauce so fur as state fictions are concerned, and may j?et into the doubtful olum in IS'.):. Philadelphia Ledger. No 1, Vol. 1, of the Weekly Ad vance, published at Eugene, by Ad-ims & Alexander, has reached usand will, we trust, be a regular visitor ti our sanctum. Its uiiosion, we judge, shall be to do good to the laboring nd down trodden mawes; becoming probably an organ of the Alliance; opposing jiijuopuly; favoring .prohibition of the liquor traffic; with a decided lcnniiig towards the third- or peo party. The young creature l-canning, bold and lively. We v.ish our brctheren jir.u frici.ds ut the lieim evr-'ry success tiicy in fan i furesee or lfi;x!ti attain to. Kx-Scmitiir J:i((ulls timiin Htly dues ii'iH esptct a r'baiigp in the distrilju tum 1 weullh. Kmi iie in hi address to llir CliKUiatujinoiH at ( ;l.n Et-liu: If nil tin- money in tlie United States ' devilled equally w lliat every )t-rwMi gut rtTO.kt, it would not be six mould tietoix- tli'-re u'niild lie existing I lie same state of lliii'im l lint exists now. Kiiiht men -would l rirtiiur in puluec tars, b-.ntit' in InigtrieM, some v. ould be oil f art and snine would be "V B'tliua o:i the fi-iHK cornel for the irwewiou logo by; I v.oald Iw in t'ongreiw 4-.nd o-.i lite fenw content waiting some oieu some men wou Id lie in the Miiileuliary. Aliove would t heard the volt of .the iMvpri-wtfiiiie rtfoiuior, w ho earns hi Hvi iiiHiod by tile prwpirutioH of In Jnw nil her tnan by the sweat of his bruw. AbMtiburg I'liiuideali-r. W. C. T. U. DEPARTMENT. wmai t n kmbkio. Oht young men, if you would be great Mid happy, hold the reins, awiime and maintain the Tvgul power over your ww sum and apetiteti, battle every evil propen sity bravely, breast the tide of temtathm; tiu'ii you will appreciate and realize the truth and poweT of Solomon's declaration, ''He that rulvth hi own apirit is lwtter than he that tuketh a rity." Remember this, young men ,.ahU strengthens with ttfje. In prortion to the huw uf idiame at a vice U the pain of reck lessneaa in pursuing it. Many a man reels through the streets to-dny, whoae first act of intnxicution was a mortification to bun. Po ytm know what the ajwtite for drink is? God tbrbkl that yon ever should know by your own experience The frreut object we havo in view is to stir up the people to do something against the fearful cunte of intemperance, A great many people say that they see nothing of all tlie evils others describe. The fact ia, they know no more about the evila of drunkenuess, than the old lady knew of the ccenery through which she pasml tlie fiwt time she ever rode on the ears. Some one suid U her, "Veil madam what did you see?" "&el nothing ut all but a haystack and that passed going the other way .,' W a want to show the people, if we can,. thi terrible evil we seek tu remove. That terri ble curse of drunkenness! The mind of man cannot grasp it iu it wide extent. God never gave man imagination wonderful enough to conceive, it, or eloquence suffici ent Ut illustrate it m that it coidd lie at all understood. ThL great curse is caused by one thing, and only by that, and that is tlie drinking of intoxicating liquor as a licver agc. , rokition far Llqaur LlceiitM. T the Mav-or and city cuuncU of the city of Lebanon lion county Urtoo. GCNTLEMES: We the antlenitmed residents and legal vweis of Oic city of Albumin Liun itw:ity Orcjnm, beUer- inthatitbbvttertn have tlie control uTihenaiettf 5piritioa. malt ad vinous Uqunrs openly under the restrictions of tbt- Isw than wcretlj- in viola tion I hereof. And betlcvinjz further that Wm. J, (iuy and Joel Uayer, under the Rrta name ot Ouy A Mayer, would be as suitable purlin ut any in eonductiug wich hwdneas. We would therefore ftspccfuuy auk and petition, that m lac laid (Iny & Miiycr eoiuplyine with the provwionsof the charter and the onthiance in force of the city of Lebanon, as to procuring liceme, fur tlie Hale Hpiritious, malt and vhinus liiuorM, tlutt a licenw be iimniwi and mwi to aM parties, for the mlv ofxald Ikiuots, in lc qunnitie than one paUon, within the eorporau; Umiot of the etiy f U-Jkiuoii Linn cmnity Oregon. For which we will ever pray. V II lUlHton, J Roberts, 8 Dudley. B P lJnt h George Buhl, Sara'l M Uarland, Chan .Miller. 4 (. Lotelee. W W Hale. U H Jkide. Van IVVenter Zini Keynoldg, Kay Leonard, Jos Leonard. C iin? HiDdiuan, Jacob Am. II A Miller. Gro W Ki Geo L Hale. E H Knai-p. A W Mark, V It Kk'j ;wr. J W Unrkhttrt, L Foley, N iatji'Jlb tt Hiatt J P Hyde. F W Kktau. Jwcph Kixmi. W E Harden W H Booth. W C Negus, Frewi x I'mi II F Dodpe. Ed Keltenberser. J H X.xrni. J C (iotden X C Maekey, E Pearson, C E liatwan. Frank Cnibtrce, C A Reed. G W Taylor, J a Lumbattoi! 6 h Hhaw, 8 1 Coyle. a Parrish, Chas Wlbon, E GCarr, LW Keith, L M Wheeler, (f F Wheeler W H HexL H K Parriah. (' W Blokes, a H Frmo Havid Gentry Wm Kilea, B x Uonaea, C H Kim brouh. G B Hanaard. M Roster E B Crouch. J a Sharp, a I) Wheeler, John Luis. W Carntben, Joe Mayer. John I iieGowan. P xartin' Wm J Ijyse. A a Keen, C E Huyck f 0 Neil), X R Uuujoan, t T liuyik.K L urt'lurc. x Lombenr, J it Wiley Frank Hettle. i H Frey. A Dodge, A Cnwm I It Irvi.ie. John budge, Geonte H Dodtre. x I Ho yon :Fmouefieid.H Frihaw.FJ Hendrkkwin. J W McLain, G E Hardy. J M Stokes, F T Cox, W Lewi. J ( friyle, Joniwon West, John Muycr. Geo Chenher. P K Huitwn.EB Vroom. (' A m)tb B E Cox. C Cox. George Kamble, J T Tliorp. W B Ihrnaca. AHharp. C F It.(I W liWi W W Fleet wowl. H Crun. Koben Xdhlley, M V I)oud. L II Eoox. m Elkinx, G 1 Miller John iekola, LJ CuplatzL. To Whom It may Coneorn; ' You are hereby notified tliat f o aceonianuc with and pursuant to the foregoing petition I will on the isth day of gM Iwl present wU petition to toe city cotineil of LehauunLJnnoonntyOreffun for a tiwimz to sell ffplritous, malt and vlnow Ui0orh in leas quantities than one gallon, fur the period of one year. GCVAWAYKR The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, T. E. Hogsr, Receiver, '' . ': ' .AND ' Oregon Development Go's Steamsbp Line 226 Miles Shorter! 20 Hoars L.M Tlnwl liuui jy uo. ufherhiiul.. FIR8T-CLAS8 THROUGH PA88ENOER AND FBEIOHT LINE Fruni Pmknd ami all petite in the Wllliioit1U! VulUiy to and Truro bun Krunirucii, Cel. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. TIME gCHKlHXK (Kneel Snud.yf.) I.v Vaiiiili .'.ftl A M I l.v Altanr 1'ai I" M LTC'inllu.1H3f, A H ! I.v('.irva!llr W I'il Ar Allany....llA it ( Ar Vaiiaiiiu... WPH O. & C. train nufimMTt al Atlifliiy anl Con-allR ThualNitrettairff mnnert ut Vnijtiina ivith tlw Onriinu lX'Tliinicut t:i4niiiiyV lin uf bteaffl' .lu betneeii Vuquiija ami tiui Fmnuiaco. SAILING DATES. 6. S. Willamette Valley WILL AII From Ynqtiina .. Inite 4, June ln.JtmeS?. ,'r.rDi auti h'Tawmo.....iiaj " 1a it '5. 1 ,w romrwny mtrrjvt tlie ru;lit to rliaiiKV Mil lli lluUM WiUiuUt InHICV. WM. M. 1111.10. C. ('. H'K.t K. ounerul Mainiar. U. . A I'. Atfeut. t'on'ttlliif, or. . AT COST! . To Make Bourn for My spring s mm stock, OF , . DRY GOODS, FUMISEIHG GOODS, AJD KOTIOKs, I WILL CLOSr OVT MY Entire Stock of Boots & Shoes ATCOST. Now js tlto Tims to SECURE REAL BARCAINS. I Propose to Have ' THE Leading Dry Goods Store In the Valley. MAIL ORDERS Promptly attended. W. F. READ, Albany, Oregon. Q. govsUst MERCHANT TAILOR, CIEAJS'TXG AXD SEPAIEISO Promptly and A'eaty Done. Lebanoii,Oregou EAST AND SOUTH VIA Southern Pacific Ronte. THE MOI NT BMAHTA BOt'TK. MPKE TEtlKH IX1VK WKTLAXD ItllLY: 7:0b P. M. Lv Ptmlunil Ar I a" A. .M. lata P. H. Lv AitH.nr Ar u:o A. M. 6:li A. M. Ar buu rrwnciaeo Lx j '' 1". M. Alwvc traiw ritip oiiiy at ttic ftiliuwiiiir autiuii imnbirf HaH.'bu)(: fcuit JintuiHi, Onun ;uy, WiKHiburii, bni'-m, Albany, TatiKcnt, riliuttiin, HniM;y, llarrirfimrs, Juncilitn (Jliy, lriiiK ami KuMbarg Mail Daily 8KWA."sirfLv" jfftbnd A rUi V. A. WrJUK 51. I Lv AttHiir Ar i VZi M. aMiP. U, Ar iiuMSMim Ly tiJJ AM. Silbauy Ioal l)il(KGpt Ruuda .-.tiTirM-Tu Fortiui'idArT:" M. KUU V. l. Ar Aitwiiy U j .VlW A. M. Locjtl lnMiitr Trmlulily xopt Hnndny. TJkTV'yCJ Lv Al biaiiy At9,r a. if. 2 1'. il. AT UibMMb 1,yh,W A. M. 7,;hJ A. a, f 1st Altiitiiy -.: Ar v, M. g'lV A. il. 1 AT Ialjmwn Lv (it.0 f. . Pullman Buffet Sleepers. ToUKlaT HliBKPIKCr C'AK ' Fm MXwatHlatmiufto!emn&41iam Paanunifunt at iMClx.'d to Ctimtn tnuoM. " WEST SIDE DIVISION. liKTWKEN PUK'JU N U ASti'Joa V A I,UH. Mail Train Daily :Koept Snnday.) TWA.'H.TiX iirilawl " irT -"3". t.'.IU K. it. AT CirfVflliMt IX Yi&t F. X. At Albany w OtrvaWU rtmnect itb iraiua of Oreffoii hii'lfic HullrtNul. Eapreaa Train Dally (rxett Kntirtay). 4,1ft F. jTl l.v 7,:V r. M. I at iitrtUttd ArlMtA. UvNinvllle i,v;,v.a. -Tinmi;h tilt(!t to all mint ft ml Koutli rur lurhulH n(i full lufuniiiuiirit rfffanliiiKrntvt tuKM. nail on (,y nmu at JAilranun, or. R.KOKHtKR, E.P.ROGHS, Qothing, BOOTS, SHOES and FURNISH ING GOODS. We wish to announce to-our good friends in Lebanon and vicinity that our Spring Stock is now all in, and is . ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL -TO BE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE Ever Brought to the Willamette Valley. YOUNG MEN'S DUES SUITS We carry everything that is New and Novel, guar anteed to fit equally as well as your Merchant Tailor can fit ton. Among other celebrated brands and makes. Ave carry a full line of the Highly-Tailored Clothing manufactured by ull and complete line of Men's Business Suits ranging in price from $7 50 to $14. Agents for Albany Woolen Goods, and a full line in stock. A full line of Shoes and Boots at Popular Prices. Latest Styles and Patterns in Furnishing Goods. Come and" see us when in the city. T lx Wallace & Co., ALBANY'S LEADING CLOTHIERS. "The Birthplace of Great and Honest Bargains." WILL & LINK, (Successors to Will Bros ,) I1KAI.KK8 is Pianos and Organs, Musical Merchandise & Sewing Machines, Invite the jeole of Lebanon and .vicinity to acquaint them selves with H.F.,U,0K,p- VOHK DONtr j AClliUCS. Tlitw instrument the? keep in inck, but w.lli it'ordfrt for "Hteinway" and "Weber" Piantn. Otir priei are tlie liiwesl. rjtieet Mtwio, Hooka aud' 8uiull Inatruinrntaaapetiialty. The tot Hewing Miwliinen iu the luurket on easy terms. VV rite fur catalogue. Second Street, '6 Al v' ,!iTC.UII fh' '- 'oil Wa jf. .. ' ."' TflKnir i.75 W. L DOUGLAS AO GUE and rrtlwr Ma f'T V " UllM.Mc..arwar: raulM. ardaoirtaiirpad iid ImiHuiii. Arldri'M Vf.L.lOU(.l.A,Ui.Luii,iiuH. Mold raj C. C. HACKLEMAM. THE- IN- i,; Organs. NKWMAX ASH LAIMI Albany, Oregon. ON SALE ' TO DENVER I n ...1 . f i.. ura, Kansas iiiv, yicafio. 6T PAUL, ST. LOUIS. AMD AU rOIHT East, North & South, UNION TICKET OFFICE, C. O. RAWLINCS, Agent, Albany, i ; Uhiviom. - I r . tie 'ia 1 .4