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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1891)
. 7 A. Y. KIRKPATRICK, Editor - n3 - Proprietor. Tbaw u aWpa are to be tested brtiiam hmUt. Tbt opaHSTim of Nevada is only 45,961 and that of Idaho is 84,385. Aganii noe aaid that his greatest work was the training of thr men who made a mtcoeHs of life. Statistics show that eight times M many murders are committed in Italy as in any other European country. Fro Halted States gunboats are now lying in the Tang Tse Kianjr rlvor, for the protection of American rosidonta in China. 'The etrl in Missouri who meas ures 7 feet 10 inches and still grow ing is long for this world. Some people never look pleasant unless thev are slapping some one in the face all the ttmo. Exchange. Patience is an indispensable vir tue. Without it most of the enter prises of the world would fail. Without it temper wonld hsve no master and the plesureB of life be greatly lessened. The most successful and progressive towns are those which most liberally snpport the home papers. A newspa per well Biled with home advertise ments is one of the beat advertisements in the world of the place where the paper is published. Drain Echo. If there is uo hell, there ought to be oneto roust such heartless wretches as the Spokane physician who left a wom an in the agonies of child birth because she oauld not pay him at once. The woman died of neglect. Are there no tar aad feathers in the magic city of Eastern Washington? Ex. Those who object to public improve ments on the grounds of increased tax ation are neither useful nor ornamental as citijeiis. They ought to 1 giveu a little touch of high life and be made to pay a rate of taxes that would compel them to sell out ana move eisewnere. Th fnstn has no use for them. La Grande Gazette. "While at the 6antiam mines, recent ly, gays the Telescope, Jae. V. Pipe witnessed tw of the employees amus ing themselves in a manner that is cal culated to stand the hair on the bead of one unaccustomed to such sights, though i seemed to be almost unno ticed by those in camp wuu were used to witnessing it. A distance nf thirty Tarns would be marked off, and one of the workmen would stand with an oyster can in hie hand end his partner nt the other stake would shoot It through with a rifle. After performing this feat be would place the can on hi head and the performance would be reueated. This is what the ordinary shfotist would call reckless amusement, The great herds of cattle in Southern ai.il Eastern Oregon are being bought Kpt and there is daugor that the price of beef will be advanced greatly before lung. It is believed by many that an attempt is being made to 'corner' the cattle market. Papers in various sec tions of tbestate report representatives of an Eastern syndicate bnyiug all the cattle they can get and making no ef fort to send them away to auy market. It is no more than likely, therefore, that a systematic effort is being made throughout the state to raise the price by reducing the supply. Marshficld Coast Mail. There is a very significant (ik'ture in the Progressive Farmer, of Raleigh, K. C., the paper owucd by President Polk of the Rational Alliance. It repre sent tiir i ttiru i tsziy . us jriuuu'i p.etty milk-maid with one pail full of "votes of Farmcm' Alliance." mid the other with "ote of the Knights of Labor .'I Unfortunately this milk maid wears a Very fuiK-y pair of French, h:gh heel, low front slippers, allowing that she has' a very poor footing. .On her left Is s dandy, cmbroiikred coat, knee-breeches fellow, represintliig the "Jtepuhiioau" party, whose beel are "ry liule better. But on the left b ind a sturdy feilow stands, plainly dressed, with low heels and broad soldi, lie Is the "Democracy,'1 and stands fUt-fienxl ami wliil. Gsswm: A man ia Italy ha lived f.irty ay w'thcHM food. Unman: Re was atiusiness man who Std notadvtrtwe, Ieupj'Our. Buutherr. Li. . ! TXi;.; atw fitta a ohauastu hmf tRJfcSKigSjwreireod tnr a good man It is hard for people to enjoy religion Terymuoh who keep both hands in their pockets. The devil lias to work extra hard to got hold of the children who have good mothers. People who can patiently bear all fioir small trials will never break down under their great ones. . "Why don't you run a newspa per like that?" said a merchant in this city to the local editor, throw ing out a Chicago daily. "For the same reason that you do not run a store like that," the editor rcplisd, pointing to a five column adver tisement of a Chicago house show ing a twelve story building. The merchant looked attentively at the picture for a moment, and then Baid, "I never looked at it in that way before." Ex. MRS. S. H. COWAN'S Emporium of Fashion la raplcte with the Uteit Style, of Rats, BonneW keiu every Tanoiy oi iieaa-gvar kuowd to the fuliiouable world. A Fira-Claw Drestmtudnir Plion to connecuon. which u prodded over bv ladle who make ClltUuf and Kitting It Socially. Oira Door Bourn or iui "Exnrat" rimer. . Petition For Liquor LlQet.se. T the Uaor and city council of the city of Lebanon Linn county Oiegua, Wtf the undersigned raffdcntsuid legal rotereof the dty ol' LotMinon Mnn eotintr Onurou. believ- In? that it Lj better have the control of theme of pirUiou, mall and vinous liquora openly under the nattieiioos of the law than wcretLy in viola tion thereof. And believlug farther that U rn. J. Guy and Joel Mayer, tinder the firm name ot Guy & Mayer, would be an dutiable partial an any is conduuttog such buuiieai. We would therefore respecfuUy uk and pi' till on, that ou the aatd tiuy Mayer comply liifr -with the proviiionxof the charter and the ordinance In force of tlie elty of Ubttuon, as to procuring license, for the tale ot pirttfoua, malt and vinous liquont, that a licenae be granted and ieaued to said parties, fur the tote or mid liquor. In him quantum than one gallon. within the corporate limit! of the city ef Lebanon Lhin county Oregon. For which we will ever pray. C il ItaUton, J a Roberta. 6 Dudley, B P Bach fteorge Kuhl, Sam') M Qarland, Clias Miller. GQ Lttvelec, W W Hale. R H Bode, E Van PuVenter Zlin Kcyitolds, Kay Leonard, Jew Leonard. Chas flindmau, Jacob Am, 11 A MUlor, Geo W Rice Geo L Utile, K B Enapp, A W Mark, V U Klep ,wr, J W Burkhtirt, L Foley, K B IMltfulLth B Hiatt J F Hyde. F W Hto.au, Jceeph Nixon. W E Harden W H Booth. W c Netrtu, Franola U rotts B F Dodge, Ktl KclWubergeT, J HN.xoti, J C Gordon C Uackey, E S Pearwm, C E hanom, Pranfc Crabtree, C A Reed, G W Taylor, J a La tu ban on D V Hhftw, S P Cnyle, a Porriah, Choi Wllwn, E G Carr, L W Kolth, L K Wlieoler. ti F Wiweler W H Reed, U E PurrUh. C W Biokca, a U Krum batid Gentry Win Bile, B H Donaca, C K Kim brousn, G B Hansard, E u Boiler K B Crouch, J h Sharp, a B Wheeler, John Lulu. W Carather, Joe Mayer, John I ucowau, P Kartin Wm J Roy, a a Ke, C E Huyck F O'Neill, N R Beaman, J T Huyck, B L KcClure. x Lonabeny, J Wiley Frank Settle, J H Frcy, A Dodffe, A F Cruson 1 R Devi..e, John Vo&w, George U Dodge, w D Hayon C F Stonefli ld. u F rfhttw, F J Heudrktwon. J V McLain. G Hardy, J M Stoket, F T Cox, W t Lewi, J (i Boyle; Johneun West, John Mayer. Geo Cliewher. PK Hauwti.EB Vroom, C A Smith 6 E Cox, V Cox. Gtitrrge Ramble, J T Thorp, W B Borate, AShorp, C F Aloirt.G W Baish.W W Fleet wood. H Crow, Robert McCalley, il V Boud. L B Knox, wm Elkin, U V Mlliet John Nlckuts, : LJCtlatx!,. j Ti Whtitn It may Concern; You ore hereby uotilicd that in accordance with and purniam to the roreifoiug petition I will on the zih day of ugaxi 1691 preient mid petition tc the ct(y council o( Lebanon Lion county Oregon for a license to tell piritous, malt and vinotw liquor in test quuntitloa than one gallou, for the period of one year. fil'y ft riAYER The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, T. E. Hogg, Rocelvar, . V AND Oregon Deteiopnent Co's Stcamshp Lino 22S Mll 8hortrl SO Moor, tail Tlmil Than by any other lUjuta. PIR6T.OLA6S THBOUOH PA6SENQER AND : FRtlOMT LINE ' From fonUml and ill poluu In the VVIlkmtu Valley to and from iao Frucucv, Oh . OREQON PACIFIC RAILROAD, j TIME Ki;ilKJ)t;i.K IKsarl Sunday,) LtrYiilna IMA. IS i.vCo.-vullu.JO. A M Ar Albany 1HMAU ir UCiirlli..... IMtH Ar YatjUina ( SP1I 0. t C. train-wniwct at Albaur and c'orvallto. The abor ttanw connect at Yaaulna with th tmKjn iiv-lnmn()til CtTiivany'jt Una of Hta0 iwlw(m Yaquln and San FranclwM. SAILING DATES. 8. 8. Willamette Valley wiueuL I fron Yauulna Juh a. 3nn i Jmui. ftam aan ItoucUati kay BL " fl, 18 A 27. lag data wiuout aotkt. L il.,. M 'V "' W.M.rlfA'f, r.ftniVHt,- flt:al Umtat- li f.Af.AlfMrt.O'inalUl.Ol. At cost! To Multt Roun for Xy SPKIKG 4 SUMMER STOCK, ; .of 1 ' DRY GOODS, FUKNiSHIMG GOODS, M KOTIOSs, I VIIX CLOSF OUT MY Entire Stock of Boots & Shoes Ajr COST. Now ia th Time to SECURE REAL BARGAINS. 1 Propose to Have Leading Dry Goods Store In the Valley. MAIL ORDERS Promptly attended. W. F. READ, Albany, Oregon. 0. coveUef MERCHANT TAILOR, (ZEAXIXa AfD EEPAIRIXQ Promptly and A'ea'Jy Bone. ' T-jebaiioiijOregfOii EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- SDuthern Pacific Route. THE MM'NT UMAtTA BOlTK. Xmm TIM1XK PORTLAND IMU.Y: M. I03i V. M A.. I'lirtlund Ar I I I, A. SI. Alltuiy Ar I :16 A. M. Abi IniriM atop uuly itt tti followintr itfttion iiduey, iurrulmit', Jujiulton city, Irving mid itotftliurg Nlllalty 8:00 A. M. I !M'. It. Purtkud AltKtuy Koliurfr Ar I 4MT. U. Ar 2f) li. Lv CM A. M. Albany I,oo(il'l)atlylvxapt Bunday.) orfti Y.M.I I.v Portland Ar I tm WW 1. to. I Ar Allia.y l.v I hW A. M. A. il. Local i9aHons'r Traina JJally fcxoapt KundKy. K'i P.M. iv Allniiiy H3 r. M. Ar UImiioii 7,J A. a. I.v AlMII l'l A.M. Ar Ubaiioi) LV H.iO A. M. ul::a , l.V I :l,40 )'. H. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Toubwt Slkwiko Cars For accomodation of fticond-Chiai PaaftinKtftf Ot tacned to EiortMi train. WEST SIDE DIVISION. BOTWEKN FUKTLANDaiibCOKVALLIB. Mall Train Hal!y(fcopt Uunrtoy.) 1.ia.k! LV "KStliM " Coryollia Arl 5.30A. X. l.V I Vifi T. U. U,1U . X. I AT At alljanr and (.'onallUimiiwrt with train of Oregon ractAc a:lroa(1. Bxim Vrala llly (raaapt Mauaaj). CtorTiiTw" ' eortland Ar.J.Mi. l.V I A. 7,a'i t.n. at M-Tfrnngli Hoke to all Mnti bat an4 toutb r'ur tlcaau anc Rill InvbRaaUon rgar41ngra(M auaaiiM., (all m W agwit at LaUnon,'Or. H, K OOtLKR, E.P.HOOXMS. Kaaafftr. aw !. T t. Aft. ClplMng,; 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 THE ' FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE Ever Brought to the Willamette Valley. , YOUNG MEN'S DRESS SUITS We carry everything that is New and Novel, guar anteed to fit equally as well as your Merchant Tailor can fit you. Among other celebrated brands and makes, we carry a full line of the Highly-Tailored Clothing manufactured by 11M A full and complete line of Men's Business Suits ranging- in price from $7 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. JL. Wallace & Co., ALBANY'S LEADING CLOTHIERS. 'The Birthplace of Great and Honest Bargains." WILL & LINK, (Sueoessore to Will Bros ,) JJKAXEK8 IN Pianos and Organs, Musical Merchandise Invite the people of Lebanon seives n. v. situat) n: VWK ., J.'T8'', l!?,tru",0"t ""'v kwP ln "lock but ",l1" 'r "Sttlnway" nut 'Weber' I'Ihiii Our prtrwa are lb luwmt. Shuot Mueic, Bn(.k and Small IiwtruuK-iUn m. Mp.-Inity. The IwM Sewing Madiluua lu U,e niariietou mty tiTius. v rile fur catalogues. . Second Street, in V. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE C. C. HACKLEMAN. 50 to $14. & Sewing Machines. and vicinity to acquaint theiu- wun mux. n Albany, Oregon. IS- Omaba, Kansas City, CMcago, 6T PAUL, ST. LOUIS. AND ALL POIMT East, North tf South, UNION TICKET OFFICE, C. O. RAWLIN08, Ant, AJ.UA Mf, ; ; Okkuon. '