Lebanon Express.
H. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Editor - and - Proprietor.
John Rollins, a Philvdelphia
policeman weighs 340 pounds, and
is 6 feet 8 inches high.
"These are my last sad writes,"
euiil the country editor, as he fin
ished a notice of suspension Buf
falo Enquirer.
The American hog is still exclu
ded from France unless he goes
disguised as a tourist. Boston
Herald.
The invitation of Mr Dana to
his fat friend Sir Cleveland, to run
for governor of New York, must
remind the clam hunter at Buz
zard's bay of the song which the
spider sang to the fly.
Another line of business is
opened to women. They are to be
employed as conductors on some
of the street car line of Chicago.
The object of this action is to
avoid an ordinnnce forbidding the
running of vehickles on the boule
vards unless there is a lady
aboard.
There is considerable good sense In
the following which we clipped from a
Kansas exchange: "A real estate
agent at Topeka sued for commission
on a sale he brought about. The jury
were evidently men that understood
business, as they brought in a verdict
apiinst him on the grounds that as he
bad uo advertisements in any paper
and had no printed letter heads, cards,
etc., he was not a real estate agent."
A preacher recently said jthat a news
paper that told. the truth, and the
whole truth, couldn't be a pecuniary
an cress. The minister who will at all
times, and under any circumstances,
tell the whole truth about bis members
alive or dead, might, not occupy the
pulpit more than one Sunday, and in
some cases might find it convenient to
leave town. The press and the pulpit,
the press and the gravestone are the
great smnt-makine triumvirate. Asto-
nan.
As a result of the fued in the
Masonic fraternity of Ohio,
between the northern juresdiction
and the Scottish Eite the Grand
Lodge of A. F. & A. M. of Ohio
has been formed and chartered.
A remarkable ckuse in the con
stitution of the Grand body pro
vides: "It shall be a fundamental and
unchangeable law and landmark
of this Grand Lodge it shall recog
nize as Masonic no degrees in
-Masonry except these of entered
apprentice, fcllowcraft, and Master
Muson, nor shall it recognize any
body as Masonic which confers
other than these three degrees.
Pension Commissioner Baum is
quoted in a Chicago paper as saying:
''Affairs have been going altogether
too slow in the pension department,
and I am going to hurry through and
dump 3i50,OQO original cases upon the
various pension agencies of the coun
try before the year Is out." In heav
en's name, what does the man want!
The number of pensioners at the close
of the fiscal year ending June 30, I8S9,
I 37,000 larger than for the previous
Tg, -year, and the increase during the year
closing June SO, 1890, was 38,000.
These are these are the flirures of net
Increase In each luwe, after miking al
lowance for the large nn mlier of names
removed from the roll by death or
otherwise. Moreover, these gains were
made before tlio new dependent pen
j sioii law fairly got into operation, and
f the report for the fiscal year ending
J June 30, IsOl, mut inevitably show a
Vastly, larger increase.' The "statistical
iybs'lraet of the United States." just Is-
sued from the bureau of statistics, con
tains the following figures from the
tension roils for four Intervals of six
years:
Yew. No. Pensioners.' Eiaburneinenta,
, . ........... . .... ... f oo,,,,o,
i fn'xm'm
. Le'yo 537 .9i4 lis.4U3 mini
if tills is not gaining fastenough for
fj General Raum, he is worse than Tan
. . tier. To adjust the 0,000 cases lie
: mentis to expedite would carry the
'.'. 'non the roll up to about 900,000,
thttii four times the total so fur
Susan B. Anthony finds that
just twenty-three states have given
women the right to vote for school
officers. That is just a majority of
all the states. Susan now moves
to make it unanimous.
Petition For Liquor Liois..
T the Mayor and city council of the city of
Lebanon Linn couuty Oregon.
Omm.KMBM:
We the unrlersUmed residents and legal voters or
the city of Lebanon Ltun county Oregon, beltev
iruTtiutUlsbetterto have the control ofthesateof
spirltlous, malt and Tlnous liquors openly under
the restrictions of the law than seoretlyin viola
tion thereof. And beiloTiug further that Wm. J.
tiny ami Joel Mayer, under the Arm name ot
Guy 4 Mayer, would be as suitable parties as any
In conducting such business. Wo would therefore
Kspccfully ass and petition, that on the said Guy
& Mayer complying with the provisions of the
charter and tho ordinance in force of the city of
Lebanon, as to proouring license, for the sale of
spirltlous, malt and vinous liquors, that a license
be granted and issued to said parties, for the sale'
of said liquors. In less quanlties than one gallon,
within the corporate Umlta of the city f Lebanon
Ltun county Oregon. For which wo will over
pray.
C H Ralston, J A Roberts, 8 Dudley, 8 P Bach
George Buhl, Sam'l M Oarland, Chas Miller, QG
Lovelee, W W Hale, K H Bode, E Van DeVenter
Ztm Reynolds, Ray Leonard, Jos Leonard, Chas
Blndman, Jacob Am, M A Miller, Geo W Rice
Goo L Uale, E B Knapp, A W Marks, W H Klep
per, JW Burkhart, I. Foley, N s Dalgellsh R Hlatt
J F Hyde. F W Ristau, Joseph Nixon, W E Harden
W H Booth, W C Negus, Francis X Potts B F
Dodge, EdKellenberger,JHN.iou,J C Gonlen
8 C Mackey, E 8 Pearson, C E Kanous, Frank
Crabtree, C A Reed, G W Taylor, J a Lomberson
DD Shaw.SPCoyle, iParrish, Chas Wilton, E
OCarr.LW Keith, L u Wheeler. G F Wheeler
W H Reed, H K Parrtsh,CW Blokes, 4 H Frnm
Kavul Gentry Wm Riles, B st Donaca, C H Kim
brough, G B Hansard, EH Rosier EB Crouch, J M
Sharp, A D Wheeler, John Luttx, W Carathers, Joe
Mayer, John I acGowan, P Martin' Wm J Royse,
A a Kees, C E Huyok F O'Neill, N R Beanian. 1 T
Itnyck, R L nocture, M Lonsberry, J H Wiley
Frank Settle, J H Frey, A Dodge, A F Crown I R
DevLte, John Dodge, George H Dodge, h D Hayon
C F Stoneneld, a F Shaw. F J Hendrlckson. J W
McLaln, G E Hardy, J M Stokes, F T Cox, W E
Lewis, J G Boyle, Johnson West, John Mayer. Geo
Chersher.PK Hanson, EB Vroom. C A Smith
8 E Cox, C Cox, George Kamble, J T Thorp, W B
Donaca, ASharp, C F Molst.GW Balsb.W W Fleet
wood. H Cross, Robert McCalley, M V Doud. L B
Knox, WU1 Elkins, Q D Miller John Nlckols,
LJCaplatxL.
To Whom It may Concern:
You are hereby notified that In accordance with
and pursuaut to the foregoing petition I will on
the IStn day of August IU. present said petition
tothe city council of Lebanon LinncountyOrcgoii
for a license to sell spiritous, malt and vinous
liquors in less quantities than one gallon, for the
period of one year.
GUY ft MAYER
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD,
T. E. Hogg, Recalvar,
AND
Oregon Development Co's Steamsbp Line
226 Miles Shorter! 20 Hours Leu Tlmal
Than by any other uouto.
FIRST-OLA88 THROUGH PA88ENQER AND
FREIGHT LINE
From Portland and all points in the Willamette
Vulley to and from San Francisco, CaL
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TIME SCHEDULE (Except 8undayfc)
Lv Yaquina..7.,00 A M
Lv CVjn-aUUlU:3i) A M
Ar Albany 11JMAM
Lv Albany i:s P M
LvCorvailla 1:11:1' M
Ar Yaquina... sifi P M
0. & C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis.
The above trains connect st Yaquina with the
Oregon Development Company's line of Steam
ships between Yaquina and San Francisco.
SAILING DATES.
8. 8. Willamette Valley
From Yaquina -..Aug. , 13, 22 and 81;
From San Francisco -July 31. Aug. s, 18, 26;
This company reserves the right to change sail
ing dates without notice.
WM. M. nOAO,
C. C. HOWE, General Manager.
G. F. it P. Agent, Corvallis, or.
FORTMILLER ft IRYING,
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
CABPETSWALL PAPER AND
PICTUIiE FRAMES.
Undertaking a Specialty.
ALBANY, OREGON.
..) f "flu It!)
ik :sv l- a ,u.ri
W. L DOUGLAS
$ f I B f1 and other bdmUI
3 I M tLJ E. tiHS for OMtft-inw,
WlBam Latlit,ctcnwavr
raotea, Drt ao ttMRUAd on bottom, iddrew
C, C. HACKLEMAN,
AT COST!
To slake Room for sly
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK,
OP
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS, AND NOTIONS,
I WILL CLOSF OUT MY
Entire Stock of
Boots & Shoes
A.T COST.
NowlstheTlmoto
SECURE REAL BARGAINS.
I Propose to Have-'
Leading Dry Goods Store
In the Valley.
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended.
W. F. READ,
Alliuuj-, Oregon.
0. eooU&t
HERCHANT TAILOR,
CLEANING AND REPAIRING
Promptly and Neatly Done.
Lebanon,Oregon
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route.
TIIE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
KXFUES9 TBAISfl LB AVE PORT1.AKD VA1LXI
7SKH. M.
lurii I, il.
b:l5A. M.
Lv l-urllimd Ar I UAi A. M.
Lv Albany Arti:16 A. M.
Ar Hun Francisco Lx vw V. M.
Above trains clop only at tlie followiri)? itatioiu
north oi' Kyseburx: Emit Hurtluuil, OrvKon (JKy.
Wuudburu, Albany, 'i'diiKt'nt, Uhuiliii),
lialwy, Harruburg, Junciion City, Irving and
bitgeuu.
ItoMliurc Mali Dally
m. M. Lv Portland Ar im P. il.
:A. hi. Lv Albany At VifMl M.
u;W P. M. Ar itoaeburg Lv 6a) A. M.
"Albany Lueal Dally (fcixeaiit Haoilay.)
SKsi P. M. j Lv PTrtlanii Ar I 9:1X1 A. M.
tf.QQ P. M. I Ar Albany Lv j6:t A. M.
Luoal Faaseniear Trains Dally Uxcapt
Huuday. '
iM V. M. Lv Albany Ar 'J.K a. H.
P. M. Ar Jcbiiiion i,v K,4() x. w,
7,W A.M. Lv Albany Ar P. H.
8m A.M. Ar Lebanon lv 3,40 P. w.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
Tourist Slekping Cars
ForimtKiatimiofHecoufl-Clftsi PasscnKen at-
bwlicil to lixprosa traitu.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
UKTWEUaNPORfLANUAHuCOltV.VLLlH.
Mail Train DailyKxcept Huuday.)
7,M ; a . "iTTiv PorUtrnti " aT I ",: aIH.
12, 10 f. M. ) Ar Uorvuliix l,v 12,w p. .
At Albany and OurvalUs connect with train of
Oregon pacific Railroad.
Kxpress Train Dally(Pxtpt Hand ay).
4,40 P. M.l
7,!Vi v. il, i
Kirtliiitd Ar,A,U0A, M.
MtiMlnviila t,v j 5,45 a. M.
Ar
J9Thronjrh tickets to all point East and )Uth
For tk-ket mid lull infornnttion rtKiirdinn rates
ma)M. etc., call on Co' ant at Lebntiun, Or.
R.KOKHLKR, E.P.nOOKItS,
MnnuBcr. akkI O. V.& P. Affi..
Sjy DENVER,
(Mi, Kansas City, Chicago,
ST PAUL, ST. LOUIS.
AND ALL POINTS
East, North South,
i
-AT
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
C. O. RAWLIN08, Agent,
A,LBsy, ; ; Oiikoos.
The Prices, The Prices!
Not the man that brings the INCREASING trade
at the One-Price Casli Store. We da not claim to
soli "at cost." Every man in worthy of liin hire;Imt
our Cash System enables us to got down to BED
ROCK PRICES.
Our Boot and Shoe
Department is Complete and none hotter for th
the price. We make this line a socinlty. We havs
bought largely in Eastern markets, as well as on the
Coast, and can suit all.
In Our Dry Goods
Department we endeavor to carry whatever the trade
demands. Our main object is to get what the peo
ple want. We are daily receiving goods. We carry
a line of GROCERIES, TINWARE and Crockery.
Hiram Baker's
One-Price Cash Store.
BOARD OF REGENTS:
fUnet Board of Education; ex-oltluln, HIh
Excollenrijr, Uylvntor l'eniioyor, Uovur
nor; Hon. G. W. Mcllrldf, 8orelry of
Hlnte; Hon. E. B. MoElroy, Bupprliilend
eiit of I'ulillc liiHtruotlon; IHiltimiu Heho
llli'ld.l'rtslilent: i. 11. V. llutlur, Hwretury.
Exkcvtivh BoAitn Hon. J. J. Unify,
Hon. P. W. Haley, J. B' V. Butler. Hnli;
Jacob Voorhenn, Marlon ; J . C. W h I le, l'o I It j
Alfred Lnoy.Clw'kimiiiH; A. Noltner, Mul
tnonuih; W. II. HoIiiioh. Mualon.
f or Uunlngue, Addrem,
P, L. CAMPBELL, A. B President, or
Dry Goods at cost, at the
Mammoth Store.
Jothm at cost at the
Mammoth store.
Groceriesat co st at the
Mammoth store.
The whole stock of the Mam
motli store at cost for
j cash or produce.
MONTAGUES
AHMOTH
OREGON
STATE pMAL JCHOOL,
Mnnmonth, Oregun,
The I,eudliig Nnruml School of the
NorthwcBt. Beautifully and
Healthfully Located.
No hulooiiH.
New Imlliliiiiii, now aparulur), fult
faculty. Ilirht exinnws, unit larueallciHl.
Buce. Normal, Arlvunreil Nnruml, Hosi
iicsh, Art and Mim'c I)c)artinciitH.
Hweil attentroii ptvon to ihyslrul
culture. Volunteer inilltnrv nnauilm
tiiin. Tliom receivltiK illi'loiuas' are
nutlinrlxcil to teach lit any couuty in the
slate without further examinations.
Tuition In the Normal anil lluslness
department Iioh been reduced from $40
to 126 iht ymr; and In tlic Huli-Nornm'l
fr.iin W to m.
A year in school for $1.V1 expenses
Tuition Normal and llosincss, HI 2oier
term of ten weeks. Huh-Normal at $5
per term, llimnl at Normal ilinlnic hall,
II (SO a week; furnished nith liuht null
tire, ht week. Hoard in privule fan,
Hies, $11 hi er week. First term oiemi
Hept. 21ml, 18W. Students muy enter
any time.
I M. POWELL, A. I., Ylce-PresIdenL
COST!
STOKE.