The Lebanon express., May 12, 1893, Image 4

Lebanon Express.
H. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Kditor - and - Proprietor,
City Olcial Paper.
The official account of the rrinle-
T8 in Austria shows that the disease
followed the course of the rivers.
The firt dispatch that reached
Wichita, Kan., after the recent cy
clone in Oklahoma, was brief but
suggestive. It read: "Send forty'
one coffins."
Oregon may not have picked
many prizes off the presidential
Rppointment bush, but its governor
lias picked the chances of many an
office-seeker from Webfoot realms.
Statesman.
Cbicugo is indeed a festive city.
vne Minday a sport stood on the
isteps of one of the most prominent
churches, and distributed cards
among the people as they passed
cm, wnicn invited them to attend
a craps game in tbe rear of a saloon.
The Chicago Tribune estimates
on tue scale ol present prices that
a temperate, economical man can
pet along in that city during the
World's Fair on 13 a dav. Thin
will include lodging, board, car
i are, and admission to the Expo
sition. The government has begun to
suppress all newspapers in Mexico
whicn are pronounced in their op
position to the Diaz administra
tion. Nearly ICO newBDaners.
including El Democrat, one of the
leading dailies, were forced to sus-
fend publication last week.
, An illustration of the power often
exerted by little things was wit
nessed the other day in San Fran
cisco harbor when "the giant war
ship, Monterey, of nearly 10,000
. horse power, was rendered helpless
by her propeller getting wound up
jn an ordinary fishing net. Ex.
Tl is 'ated that the president has
- luiiounced -his purpose to call a
'Special session Of ttiCfnss between
thf-firct snd fifteenth or Setera
'!. niiless nnlnoked! for circurn
Vnces should demand an earlier
meeting, which he does not think
probable. The purpose of this
called session will be to enable con
gress to act on the financial as well
as the tariff question and get both
of these important issues settled
before the regular session in Decem
ber. An American acrobat in Vienns
won a queer wager recently,
lie bet a considerable sum, says
tbe New York Sun's London corre
spondent, with a Vienna strong
man, that be could nut endure to
have a litre of water fall drop by
drop, from a height of three feet,
nv,n his hand. When 300 drop
ii-J i.uicii the athlete's face became
red, and be looked as in pain. At
the 420th drop be gve up, saying
it was impossible to bear the pain
sny- loneer. Tbe palm of his
hand was swollen and inflamed,
and in one place the skin irad
broken open. Only a small portion
of tbe litre of water had gone to
make up the 420 drops.
It may be doubted whether hotel
juices would have been much bet
ter in New York than in Chicago,
bad the former been chosen fur the
fair. A boast is being made that
any purse can be suited in New
York The one with a few dollars
as well as the heavy one with hun
dreds for a day's substance and en
tertainment. But Chicago is
making the same boast, with un
doubted certainty at least on the
side of the big pocket-book. The
visitor of small means, at the
worst, can buy a railway ticket and
sojourn in some not distant towns
where the notions of board and
lodging are not so exaggerated.
The regular Chicago botels are re
ported to be prepared with a sur
prise for guests. They are not to
charge an extra scale for their
rooms, but two or three beds are to
be placed in each and the guest will
pay for a half , iw. ... . .-...
what he used to pay for a whole.
There are, therefore, various ways
of raising the rent. To many
people this must be very disagreeable.
FOURTH OF JULY.
The people of Lebanon are mak
ing arrangements to properly cele
brate this historic day. A sub
scription hns been passed around,
and the people have libers II v
subscribed. Let those win. have
not been approach! bring in the
money. 1 here is plenty of time now
to obtain good sneakers.
Let ample provisions be made to
insure a good time to all. Lebanon
did not celebrate last rear Yield
ing the privilege to Albany and her
prosperous neighbors. Let Albany,
Sodaville, Waterloo, Sweet Home,
and the rest of our neighbors come
and help us t make it a glorious
t ourui.
The San Francisco Report gives
its opinion of Pennoyer's answer to
Graham's telegram, in the follow
ing plain language: "Pennoyer
made a blackguard of himself be-
r n l ii .
mre au vne wona oy sucn an
answer, and there in not. pnnlia nn
the coast who could not teach him
better manners. The president
was attending to his business in
l. . : j t, i
wa ouj ipso, sua reuuoyer simply
behaved like hmvlliim
do not always understand the im
portance oi naving a gentleman as
well as an honest And intnllirrAnf
man in high office. If they dont
tae care mat ineir cnoice is a
gentleman, iu well ns whntftvm. aIua
he ought to be, they run the risk
of being put to blush, as the people
of Oregon were yesterday."
Three meek looking Chinamen,
who have vinlaijH t.hft CiMrv law
by failing to register, vnlnntarilv
surrendered to the authorities in
Aew York City Saturday. They
were arrested and District J:irli7
Brown promptly ordered them de
ported to unma. Application tor
a writ of habeas cornnn wnadAniml
and attorneys for the defense at
once gave notice of an appeal to
the U. S. Supreme court. This will
tet the constitutionality of the law
at once.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Kotiof it hereby given to nil wliora it may
concern that on the 8th day of llarch ISO),
the undersigned was duly appointed by the
County Court of Linn County. Oregon the
administrator of the estate of John M. J.
iuveall. deceased. All parlies having
claim against the above nanied estate are
warned to present them, with proper
vouches, within six months from the date
of this notice, to the undersigned adntlns
trator at the otlice of Kam'i M. iiarland in
Lehatiun, Liuit County, Oregon.
Jahbb Hakvky Loakall.
Administrator of the estate of John M. 1.
Loveall, deceased.
Sam'i. M. Gabiaxd,
Atty. for the Administrator.
Lebanon. Or., March 17th, 1WO.
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Have Your
Job Printing
Done at the
Express Office.
GOOD WORK at LOW PRICES.
Ilf
Work on tbe lily Northern raeifie
Jiteb in Yakima county I i bean
practically suspended, owing a) the
wmrolly of money. A lateral ditch
twenty-two mllea III length, extend
lug from the 40 mile post to Rorky
lord, on the Yakima, will prolmblv
be pushed to eomplet nn In order tn
carry out the obligations made uy the
company In the sale of lunds, and to
save a large body of fruit trees planted
on the statement of the company
agents the water would lie furnished
In ample time In meet tbe require
ments.
The report of Mtneriiileudent Row
land, of the state insane asylum, shows
the following figures for the month, o
April, KumiKT of mules Mare.li 81st
S84, females 253; number ntoelved dur-
ng April males 18 females 10; nunllier
discharged recovered males & females
1; discharged niueii Improved males
4, females 1; discharged Improved
nialcsl; discharged not Improved
males 1; females S; number died
males 4, females 8, eloped males 2;
number remain g April 80th males
586, females 255, total 841. The num
ber of officers and employes at the In
stitution is 96; average number of pa
tient dally 888 18-80; average monthly
expense per capita, $12.09 8-10; dally
per capita, 40 S-loo.
Lebanon Planing Mill
Manufacture and deals Iu
Sashes, Doors, Blinds,
Frames, Counters, Shelving,
Scroll and Turned Work of every De
scription.
Stair Building a Specialty.
A full Block nt Rnu-li and Dressed
Lumber on the Yard.
Your putruiiage solicited.
H. WILSON.
GITY HOTEL
BDD THOSPSOI, Proprietor.
Furnisbed Sew Thronghoat.
Meals at all Hours, 25 cts.
Board and Lodging: by the
Day or week.
Special attention puiil to Com
mercial men'
Poultry, Hides and
Furs..
Highest cash prlee paid for turkeys
geese, dueks and cjiiekens at office of
L.Jaeolw, Htraney and Miaire'e old
stable, 4th street, Albany.
Also bidet and furs of all kinds
louuM fcr cash.
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BY TRADING WITH
S. P. BACH
Who always r&rrit'fl a nicely folot-tcd 8toct f
Clothing, Gents' Furnishi
goods, per es,k
If you do not ahady give him your patronage try HSm, .
and you will always trade at h Btore.
In Courtneyrs Brick.. lot Door to Bant
Patronize Home Institutions.
Campion
. ARE NOW RUNNING Ut FULL BLAST.
Full New Roller .Process.
Superior Flour for Family and Baler's Dsn"
Flour Exelinjrig;el for Wlieiit.
A FIRST-CLASS CHOPPER RUN IN CONNEC
TION WITH THE MILL.
Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Respect. .
Peet, Wickes &
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IS TIII3-
YOUNG :-: PEOPLE'S :-: HIGH :-: SCHOOL
Of Lebanon
-ITS
First Term begins September 19th.
With a Full Corps of Instructore..
Rates of Tuition are Reasonable,
And it Method Abreast of ttie Times.
ITS
Faculty Will Maintain Good Disciplne,
And ItiBiBt on Thorough Work.
Five Courses of Study are Wisely Arranged,
And will Moot Kvery Just Demand.
Graduates Receive Appropriate Diplomas;
Those in Teacher's (Jourae. Stute Diplomug.
For Circulars, etc., addaes
S. A. RANDLE A. M.,
l'rineip,al.
BRICK!
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I have a LARGE STOCK of BRICK, for sale tt my
Yard, in the Buhurbs of Lebanon, For Sale at Reasonable
Rates. All kind of mason's woik done with neatnm and
deBpatch. D. W. HARDEN.
A. H. CRUSON
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MONEY
Mills
.AIdrich, Popr's;
and Vicinity.
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