Lebanon Express.
H. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Editor - and - Proprietor.
How about the mill question ?
It is a matter of vital importance,
and should receive more than past
ing attention. K mill in Lebanon
will mean a great deal.
Oswego Iron Works ie the name
of a new weekly paper published
at Oswego, with a fair share of ad -vertising
patronage. We hope it a
successful career.
It is a common saying that "Time
is Money," tout it is also a great
deal more it is opportunity, skill,
ability, character and to waste it
is to waste lite itself, with all it
holds in store.
The main objection we have to
women as judges is the fear of post
scripts added to their opinions.
Imagine a female judge with a
seven-column opinion and a five
column postscript telling why she
did it.
Ea
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According to a recently enacted
law in Georgia, no physician or
surgeon, if be is convicted of drunk
enness, can ever again practice his
profession in that State. The East
Ureaonian asks, "why not include
editors and lawyers, also?
The first issue of the Junction
Citv Times has reached us. It is
a neat and newsy 5-column quarto.
S. L. Morehead is editor and pub
lisher. We are glad to add the
Times to our exchange list.
The most dreaded class of people
at the present time are the very
rich and the very peor. The former
bc ause they will liccoiw pompous
ami tynuiical, while the latter be
comcs desperate through want for
-themselves and families.
It will he well for every one to
rc.vt the new ordinances as they
appar in the Express from time to
time. The city is going to the ex
pense to liave these published that
the citizens may know what they
are. that they may abide by them,
leuorance is no excuse iu law.
Whai "and When to Eat" is the
tirii- of a stereotvned article in an
'turn magazine which found its
to our sanctum. Tins is a
subject n which we are postei
Ti.e ,:Vhen" never gives us any
T'.iiuile, but we have been com
1 of late to do t thundering
i.-';t of skirmishing after the
-Whai." .
The H P. R. K. Co. have con
cluded to ignore the orders of the
Rate Railroad -Communion relative
to freight tariff, on the ground that
he prescribed rates would not e.n-,-.,(
il.em to pay a fair rat of in
tovst on the investment in road
bfih and rolling stack, and -oil the
fj.tr pretext that the Kouit act
of 1S8S fixed the rate now in effect,
and to which they propose to
adhere. ' ' -' '
-Of all current lies there .are. W
iii.'ie precious than this: 'The
rid ewes me a living,'" said the
president u an extensive iimnufuc
turinK concern the other day; ' The
world owes a man notions, unless
he, hv his own achievements has
made" it his debtor. The man who
-thinks the world owes him a living
has taken' the first step towar.ls
knavery; the second step is taken
w! he tries to collect- a debt
which is not due him. The men
who have most moved the world
have not been so much men of
genius, strictly so-called, ob men of
intense mediocre abilities, untiring
workers, persevering, self-reliant
and indefatigable; not so often the
gifted of naturally bright and shin
ing qualities, as those who have
applied themselves diligently to
their rork. in whatever line it may
.have teen." Age of steel.
1 ;
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LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE OF ALBAHY.
We have VERY LARGE STOCK of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
' CLOAKS, UNDERWEAR and NOTIOXS.
W also carry a
FULL LINE of Ladies and Misses SHOES.
W. F. READ,
Albany, Or.
WIL & LINK,
(SuocMsors (o Will Brog J
DKALKI18 IN
IBS
Pianos And Organs,
' Musical Merchandise & Sewing Machines,,
Invite the people of Lebanon and vicinity to acquaint thero-
' selves will i .
Pianos.;, sife-i-Organsi
H. . MtLLEK)
VOSE k HONS1
These instruments thev keep in niock, Imt wiliiit order for "Stein way anrt
"Wetwr" f ianoa, Our prices an- the lowest. Sheet Music, Bonks and! iHnittll
Instruments a s.eehilt,v. The lie.t Hewing Machine in tile market on ay
terius. Write for enluiou.
Second Street,-.
Albany, Oregon.
Th Ladies Bazaar
Of Albany if the Leading
HILLIRERY and FANCY GOODS STORE
Of the Willamette Valley.
TBy carry all tl Latest Styfo and Novelties ii lfw Millinery fine,,
and vmnplote etoctof Ladies and CHdren's Funsinhiiitf prrufy mid
ready-made garnienfti' and cloak Gwidw the best ni pmceH tiff low
est. (Tall and lie convinced.....
FIRST STREET,
FRO MAN BLOCK.
DOWNING BROTHERS,
LUMBERMEN,
CIIIWCE CLEAR LUMBER OF ALL KIIYDS
AT LOWEST PRICE. '
Satisfaction GnannteediSS!",
lUlllllUlll ill.Wi.l.l.l.l ......
Add resells at
LACOMB, OREGGN.
A
Dry Goods at costT at (be
3Iaininoth Store.
. - - '' ' . ' ' ' '' j. t .,i:i'.ytt
llothim? at cost at the
Hamusoth store.
IT IS TIME TO THINK
About FALL and WINTER CLOTHING; and wMfo you
; are thinking about it tloi.t forget that
SB. Watt ..$empany'
Is the place to get it. We are now receiving dan.- huge
Shipments of Fall and Winter clothing
J I''.'
Groceries at cost T the
Mammoth store.
For Men, Boys and Children,
From the largest and Best Manufactorerew in this, and
Foreign Lawk Not k'ing Brilliant Writers weeau hardly
do these GrancT Garments we are ottering
... ,. .,
THE JUSTICE THEY DESERVE.
We are Sh tving tiie.Veiy Latest Effects in Everything that
is new It matters not whether you want to buy or not.
We are Always' Willing to
- Show our Goods,
And'if you Vise your Best Judgement you will sny that for
RICHLY TAILORED CLOTHING
That's Made Well and at Reasonable Prices, We
are the People.
T. h. Wallace & Co.,
sTRAii :lxk,' ' Atoy, Oregon.
Tlie whole-stock of the Mam
moth store at cost -tor
cash or produce
MOITAGl'S
Ml!
1I0TI SI
G.T.GW50X,
I'KA I.Kit IX
GroceriesProYision,
Kmokern' Vi--
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Confectionery
(iueeneware and Oliuwware, Lamps
' and Lamp Fixture)'.
I Jays CftSh Kor Eggs.
Main St., .... LEBANON, QK)
LEBANON
It.1 . ' t)5, 2I
Meat Market,
ED, KELENEER5EH, Projr,
Fitsh & .Salted Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Sausage, Bologna, and Ham.
Baooij arjd Card iluiayj oij pai)d.
Mun Sireet, Lebanon, Or.