Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. JULY 2,6 1891.
. County Alliance.
At 10 a. m. tlio Lebanon
band marcliod out in front of
the ball and after rendering
some farnilliar airs marched
into the ball and played a
piece, tben Mayor Miller
mado an address of welcome
in bebalf of the county alli
ance after which tlio alliance
was called to erder by the
President F. M. M linkers
with Mr. Shelton as secretary,
On motion of II. A. Irvin a
oommittoo of throe with the
President and Soeaetary were
appointed on credentials and
number of union. Commit
teemen wore 1) II Irvino, C
Bcrkhart and W Wilson. The
following is a report from the
following alliances:
'. PLEASANT HOME! ' : r
J Jack Cbnrltcm, .
: Frank M. Smith,
: A. Savage,
' - BW1SKT HOME, NO 102.
IS. F. HiMiiititt,
J. B. Orchard.
OltAllTHBK SO, 68.
J. A, Plumme,
' ';. Frank Dickon, " ,
J. H. Perry, , .
T. Allison,
15. E. Taylor, ' . '. .
W.F.Efliot.
HAMILTON Cll., NO 52.
A. Jennings,
'Green Kendo,
Job. Morgan,
Juke Newman.
JORDAN, no 18.
B. II. Irvino,
John Bryant,
A, F. Board,
J. J. Dobewnpot, '
I', B. Billyew,
A. J. Klteltoii, i
A, Mi BlielUiii.
ROM, MILL, NO. 27
D. W. Wilson
A. P. Blackburn,
: Geo. Kisly,
CD. Stufu'o. .
(1HA.ND l'HAIIUK, NO. 150
J. Chin, '
Jos. Hunter,
C. W. Burkhart,
Thou. Froiiiiui,
JuHon Wheeler,
C. J', Burkhart,
K. Bridge,
A. M, Areiit.
OCClDKSTAi., NO.
J. M. Murks,
1'. H. hmilh,
R. D. Jackson,
SYKACt'EK, NO. !)0
T, Glaze, , ; .-,
J. 0. Cox,
F. M. MiUor,
Win. Connor,
J. B. Dorris,
U. V BureharJ.
scio, no. 18.
: Roht. Corey, .''-.'
J.N. Ciiiiia, . ; ;
G. W..Huiiruieker,
I!. B. V.i'.Wr. v;:.
Harvey 81iolton.
The followiiw i 111 of Hie delRi)tM
who attended Llm County Alliance;
Jot, Marks, 1. .W. Wilson, Tlion. Clluiio,
Uol.it, Corev, P. R. liilyolt, W. M. Connor,
J. 0. (!ox, J. II. Juvis, HiirrvBlii-'Kiin, l", M.
Miliar, N. M, KllJ'li.-s, C.J'. UiLt:l, 0, Jon-
liiiign, J. It. Orelnml, M, Pi Murk!, 1. C,
Miwhiildcr, Win. Cowers, A. P. Ni'wmioitli,
Orcmi Kmcii John Cone, Martin liumnK
ton, W. II, Omuiniug, B. A. Savage, B. ,1.
llnnuiitt. ,1. Newman, Tims. AIUmhi, W. V.
Jfillintt, W. I1'. DIukBiw. 0. M. tlorliluirt. Jok,
Hunter, J. Cium, N. Bnulfye, and E. li.
Taylor.. . -
' ".' ; 'i'' VISIT.'H. . .. ..
JL H. Denton, National Oregonian
E. W. Burkhart, : ' '
7 K. C. Miller, :
';,. W. Taylor, '
: J. Grose,
Mrs. Jfi. A. Coyl,
Mrs. Fannie Parriah,
Mrs. Leslie, '
Mrs. E..W, Letlbn, yr - X. ..; ,
A. Savage, . ' '
. ,E. V, Jackson,
Hun. K. C, Miller. -.-
Wo we under obligation t Hon It A
Irvine tor favor show n up lu getting
op our alliance directory.
We return tluoiKH to Mr Jacob New
man for favors show n us Mr Newman
was one of the. delegates from this
County to lliestatoeouventton He has
tils wliule enui in the ullhvuce wonc
VHrs.S.H.dowan,
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Jy Tasty Line of
w Trimings,
Latest Styles, t
Dressmaking.fir
Allln!i, Plrnutory.
Bt'B-AUIANCE, UNK COfHTy.
iviiiini bo, H0.-TI1W. Otee, PnnldiiMi J, a.
Jonos, aourutary, , . -
mo, no. lid.-T. M. Mraken, Preddcnl; John
mnullmuu, ljuurDtary. -
oBAimira, m. tt.S. A. peery, ITwldcnt: E.
Tuylur, HuoniliU'y,
, iiAi,'TI""!,"!',lt''"-'2'-3''ewniii1BDiloirt'!
i. H. Ticniideil, Becretury. , . , , .
hock mi.l,. w. B7. J. W. Wltam. Preildont: C.
I). Hteril, HoimjUiry, .... .
"mmim. Kn.M.-Jooot Hubor.rrwldcntiFtiuik
Tlmyor, yoaroiRry,
mm mm m. m-w. B. Thomiaion, Preni
Irtunt; 1. V, Arolinr, Bocwtary. .
omnmiTAi,, No. P. Lcwin, rresklenM W, I
JuuKHouHucretiiry,
Mayor Miller made the ad
dress of welcome to the coun
ty alliance. His remarks were
well timed, being attentively
listened to, The address re
flects credit upon the Mayor
and through him upon Leb
anon. Notice to Stm-Auuaci Oman :
The Exphew deeireB to have in its
column each week a complete directo
ry of the several alliances of Lynn
County, The names of the presidents
and secretary, time and place of meet
iiiR, name and number o( sub-alliance
Will each secretary please furnish.
The list as now published was all that
was obtainable at the County alliance.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: :
F. M. .Munkew, President.
, C. I). Stein, Vice-President.
K. V. Backson, Secretary.,
C. P. Burkhaat, Treasures. ;
B, II. Irvine, Chaplain.
Agassis once said that his greatest
work was the training of three men
who made a sucoeas of life,
The ntw war ships are to bo tested
by eham battles.
The population of Nevada Is only
46,601 and that of Idaho is 84,385.
Statistics show that ' eight times as
many murders are oonmiilled in Italy
as in any other European oouutry.
The girl in Missouri who meas
ures 7 feet 10 inches and still grow
ing is long fur this world.
5 The post office safe, a wortblrtB thing,
did not stand the fire. Upon opening
It Tuesday Postmaster Miller found the
papers, stamps Ac. burned to u crisp,
the silver being all that was recognis
able, Mr Bach's safe was taken out and Is
not damaged.
Tuesday Mr. Peebler had his safe
opened and found his papers and books
scorched but nut greatly damaged.
Post-master Miller has had 200 now
boxes made for temporary use.
, We failed to note last week the new
mug case which C. 15. Knnous made
for lioruin's barber shop. It is a nice
piece of work and speaks well for
Charlie. ;
fHE CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH, My BKCKl
(TOP IT NOW,
SOON IT WML BE TOO lTE.
I totve been troubled raflny venra wits,
discaae of the ktdiieye and UA tried
many dtfleretlt remedies aod have
Bullet aid from different physicians
wiUuuit relief. About the 15t.lt ot AprU
I wad snileriviff from a very violent
attnok that almost proatrnted me In
ailCIl a UIIMUICI tlUU 1 c.
When I flat down it was almost linposwible tor me
to aet no alone, or to put on my clothes, when
kind PmMem sent Or. Henley, with the
UKtSUUN .kuijctim: iJvt, iw "y
hotel. I Immediately commenced
t, linil ntt nhnoat
miraculous effect, and to the aston-
tshuieut 01 au tna Kueaia aI nc noiu,
in few tlays,! am happy to state,
tnni 1 was a new niuu. j win
recommend the tea to all ufiltctet
sa A nave ucn.
O. A. TOPPER,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
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Camp Meeting
MMCIiurclisofltli,
SEPTEMBER, 2-10 1891.
Lebanon, Or. Come!
MONTAGDES
MAHOTH STORE.
for some reason, Seasonable goods move slowly.. :v
SOMETIMES
sales are not as large as we expect. It is, era-theless, just as
necessary that a fresh stock be placed on the market with
each season. To do this, : : . ' '
WE
MOST
what we have on hand, profit or no profit.:
They Must! Go !!
Ouroods are fresh and clean, but we must have the mofi
0 out of them. We advertise no special bargains, but will
save you money on every line.
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SELL!
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Home office is not prepared to tio, ":;