The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, October 02, 1891, Image 4

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Lebanon Express.
H. Y. KIRKPATR1CK,
Editor - and - Proprietor.
If is not strange that Tery few
men know themselves intimately.
No one cultivates disagreeable ac
quaintances.
McKinley says there are two
kinds of farmer, "thoBe who farm
the land, and those who farm the
farmers.
This state ranks second of all the
states in the percentage of inorease
in wealth during vhe past ten
years.
The only petnle who k.'ow how
U bring up childsen pre childless;
the only men who Know perlectly
how to run a railroad are those who
never had a chance to try; and the
tellow who knows how to run
newspaper is the follow that never
did it. .
Somebody should invent a mir
ror that will enable ut to see our
selves as others see us and every
professional' slanderer shauld be
presented with one of them at
public expense. An epidemic of
suicides might then be confidently
expected.
The rain-make.'s were complete
ly successful in (he experiments
at Corpus Christi, Texas, on Bat-
urday. Several bombs were tiis-
chareed up in the air, and soon
showers of rain fell over a limited
area, and continued half an hour.
Final experiments will be made
this week, after which tt party
will go to other points. Uncle
Jerry's officers are doing their best to
show good results before the nieeth g
of congress probably with a view
of a large appropriation.
There me many little ih'ngs about
whirling that people inquire about
ssi.vs the Ladies' Home Journal. The
b ide wiites a personal note of thanks
for every gift received, whether It be a
g it one or a Hide one, and if shecan
jmtdolhis before the ceremony, she
doesitafier the bridal trip. In the
lwrch the bridegroom's family and
friends sit at the right ofthe altar being
on the bridegrooms right band, while
thn-eof the bride are placed on the
left at the bride's left. The bridegroom
does Hot pay for anything connected
With the wedding unless be should
c'xe to send boqueto to the bride
maids and, or course, to the bride, and
prenente and hnutonuiers to hto best
man and the ushes. A widow re
moves her first wedding ring at her
second marriage, and does not iiwunie
it again, The engagement ling is
taken from the third finger of the left
band aud worn afterward as a guard
to the wedding ring. Itfe not consid
en d good taste to cut the fln-jei' out of
the glove for assuming the ling.
People retii.-oing f om Po-ttod,
after visiting the Exposition there pro
nounce it the greatest ever held on the
eoa.it The exhibits are far ahead of
any previous year, not only iu number
aud arrangement, but also in variety
and general appearance. The attrac
tions, especially the music and art, are
away above expectations. The Zupa
dores Baud, from the City of Mexico,
is discoursing wonderful ftnuolc, and
has made a decided hit. The range of
music performed seems to be without
limit, aud the fear that the baud
would confine itself to Mexican and
Spanish music has long since disap
peared. The art gallery is a revelation;
the paintings being the greatest that
have ever been placed in an exposition.
The mineral, horticultural, aud agri
cultural exhibits are a genuine surprise.
t wa minnosed that the Superintend
ent not being connected with mining
or agricultural industries wouiu neg
lect this Important branch of the Ex-,iiinn-
hut the result shows that It
has received more than the usual at-
wion and is a Eratifying success.
The horticultural departmedt is larger
thau it ever has been, ana me quuiuy
fmii la a nnroe of ereat admiration.
Other features have been added which
bring the Exposition far beyond expec
fe.is.ti. With the reduced rates onalt
.,.,,iriAtlnn lines this year, there is
no reason why people should uot go
-m. f. READ,-
THE
LEADING DRY GOODS BOUSE OF ALBANY.
We have a VERY LARGE STOCK of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
CLOAKS, TJNDERWKAU and NOTIONS.
We also carry a
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W. F. READ, Albany, Or.
WIL & LINK,
(Successors to Will Bro.,)
DEALIHS IB
Pianos nd Organs,
Musical Merchandise & Sewing Machines,
r to acquaint tb
;Pianos. SSfeJOrgans.
ord.rt for "Btatnway"
it Music, Books and 6
ms In the market on
Albany, Oregon
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These instruments they keep in stock, but solicit orders for "Btalnway" arid
IIWiLnII Plnnna Ciiir nrimi ar Iha lllWMt. Hhftat MllliC. BfHk and BmOjl
Instruments a specialty.. The best Sewing Machines In the market on easy
terms, write lor catalogues.
, Second Street,
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IT IS TIME TO THINK
About FALL and WINTER CLOTHIHG; and while you
are thinking auout it aont xorgei uiat
Is the place to get it. We are now raceivmg etanj la.rge
Shipments ol ia.ll ana winter ciouiing
For Men, Boys and Children,
u,iN,imri,nioi,i...im.uy. )
From the largest, and; Best Manufacturerers p. this and
FoTicn Lands. Not being Brilliant Writers wcan hardly
do these Grand Garments we are oflking
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THE JUSTICE THEY DESERYE.
We are Sh wing the Very Latest Effects in Everything that
is new It matters not whether you want to buy or not.
We are Always Willing to
snow our uooas,
And if you use your Best Judgement you will say that for
RICHLY TAILORED CLOTHING .
That's Made Well and at Reasonable Prices, We
are the People. .
T. JL. Wallace & Co.,
STRAHAN BLOCK., AMltf, OOD.
The Ladies Bazaar
Of Albany is the Leading
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS STORE
Of the Willamette Valley.
They carry nil the Latest Styles and Novelties in the Millinery line,
and a complote stock of Ladies' and Children's Furnishing goods, and
roady-made garments and cloaks. Goods tlte host and prices the low
est.. Cull and be convinced.
FIRST STREET, -
FROMAN BLOCK.
' DOWNING BROTHERS,
LUMBERM
CHOICE CLEAR LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
AT LOWEST FRICE&
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Satisfaction Guaranteed. SlTiSJSSr1
Address us at
LACOMB, OREGGN.
Dry Goods, at cost, at the
Mammoth Store.
Ulothin at cost at the
'Mammoth store.
Groceries at cost a t the
Mammoth store.
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The whole stock of the Mam
moth store at cost for
cash or produce.
MOHTAGDE'S
lift mm sk
LEBANON
DEALER IN
Groceries Provision;
'Mill
11 lufifM
Tobacco
Smokers
ticle
Foreign and Domestic
i?'Meat Market,
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hii, MUiuHiMu-M, nUlll
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J Fresh Salted Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Queensware and Qlassware, Lamps c . ,
and Lamp Fixtures. Sausage, Bologna, aud Hum.
Paym Cash For Eggs. .
MalnSt, LEBANON, OR. PnntS
rr nertakeof the wnenis t ne muum
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