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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1893)
JAWS f97' Lebanon Express. H. Y. KIRKPATRICK. Editor - and - Proprietor, It U reported there 18 a Mormon preacher holding forth in I'nlk county. The tar and feather market should improve. Salem ptattwnian. The plaintiff in a novel case at Honneville, Mo., IB an sued neuresa Edie Hickman, who is eueing her former master for waees at the rate of $9 per month fur the lat twenty - iour rears. Tiie total catch of salmon for tlie wnle Columbia river to date is 1U3.8S0 cases, and this is a fig ure luwer than that of any other jvar since 1837. Prospects are .sun very aim. The jute factory is giving the fetnte officials considerable trouble, and it is not Ukely that anything mure iimn me erection ot the building can be accomplished be fore the next session of the legisla ture. President Cleveland nnntpm plates a trip to the Pacific coast next year. The president said the coast was a part of the United States he had never visited, and he was ambitions to see it. Plans are being made by Secretary Hoke sumii ior an extensive trip tnrough me west. There were 843 patients in the mate mean asrlum, on June iovo. vi mis number &dS are males aim 255 are females. Dur ing the Month of May, 3& inmates Fere received. i29 males and 9 fe males, fifteen were discharged Bix died and five ran away. There are 102 employes in the institu tion.. People find fault with the June ahiMvors which we are having. They evidently foreet that tw Jre ti.e makers of many bushels of mh. " barley and an abund ant ci "P. of &a.v. They will letup just in h. g'e us a heavy crop and tU.at wnat needed to : mate the farn. ers noPPy. well as the business fc.en- 'Californiana who ,;'e. 8ttendiD8 the oriu a PairatChKg0 have begun to realize the advaJ.n'e6e -a big exjKisition m to s state, AD have set on foot a move to ha , commercial world's fair in Sao Francisco, commencing December iuth and continuing twenty-hve weeks. They have conferred with the leading European exhibitors at tne World's Fair, and they are anxious tu take their exhibits to California, as are also many of the American exhibitors. It is hoped that the project will culminate, nnd that Oregon will make a more crHiMfo shoring than it has at Cmcai. Kx. It is authnritati VHlv an nulling? that the Great Northern will re duce the secmid-olnss passenger rates irom at. raul to Seattle to 125, and that a corresponding reductien will lie hihiIr i class rate. This is the beginning oi a competition than can bardlr fail to be tf great benefit to the public. Iu the matter of freight rates the good results of competi tion have already been felt. Presi dent Hill built the Great Northern for business, and business he evi dently means to get. As the Pa cific coast terminus of the Great Northern, Seattle will naturally be greatly benefited by these re duced rates. People will travel West as well as East, and when they come West over the Great Northern they are bound to come to Seattle. Seattle Post Intelligence. FORTIILLER 4 IRVING, DEALERS IN ALL XINDS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND PICTURE FRAMES. Undertaknsr a Specialty. ALBANY. OREGON St. Charles Hotel, Corner Mate and Sfieraran Street, l.EBAKON, OME6CS BDD THOIPSOH, Proprietor. First-Class in all Apartments. Special attention paid to Com mercial men. Board ami Lodging, per day, tl to 2; per week $4.50 to fti The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, E. W. Hadley, Receiver, Direct Line Quick Dispatch Low Freight Kates. Between Willamette Valley Points ana tan rrancisuo. Have Your Job Printing Done at the Express Office. S-iF HONE! GOOD WORK at LOW PRICES. A very wicked man became con-V-Ttt-d and in course of time it cai .3 his tnrn to pray in camp tM: -;iiig. Not being used to pray ing .n public, of course he was con idii'aMy embarawed. This is the ublanee of the prayer. "Oh Lord thou giver of all good things, look down in pity on poor people, you are rich and spare them plenty to eat while on earth, and send every one of them a full barrel of flour, plenty of lard, and a side of bacon, a ham or so, and a pound of butter, Send each one of your starving hungry creatures a barrel ot sugar, a barrel of gait, a barrel ttf i npper "'oh" hell, thats too mncn pepper Amen." The committee on Territories will soon begin to investigate the four Territories now knocking for admission to the sisterhood of States at once. The committee will go to direct to Utah, where tL-y will look into the condition of affairs, and then pass through f.'ew Mexico and Arizona. From these Territories they will return by way of Oklahoma. Short stops will be made at principal cities in each of the Territories and the committee will address its self to the1 consideration of the material development of the country and the condition of the .flple who comprise its inhabitants. Ocean Steamer Sailings. R S. WU.L.UIKTTE VALLEY. San Kmiiciwo, Marcli M and 31. ' Ynnui itt, "19 ul 29. This onitmiiyrewnres ilw rij-lu toetmnge aaillne, date without notice. BfYER STKAMKK8. Simmer "Hoag" learn Portland. Wednea (!ay an.', flinurttay at 6 A. Al. II. C. D.VT. Cea.Aft, raltuon .H. Wharf, Portland. 1'. -s. V.uroaa. liaii. Afr. San Francisco, Cal. f:. I'. :Iir. .1. F. .VP. A.. (..orvulim. Oregon. W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE M?. BaHClaH nm to smU lor theprk W. L. Douglas aim sold amfywaen. Bwvboar amM wax mam. It la a datr yoa m 9aiMll 1o gi Um Imm valtw tor yoarmooay. BooanoilaatDyotirlootaraiKb patobaauii W. L. Douglas Shot,wkuh MMt value at ua prtoaa ad- Lebanon Planing Mill Manufactures and deals in Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Counters, Shelving, Scroll and Turned Work of e?crj D scriptfcu. Stair Building i Specialty. A Full Slock nt Hough and Drewe Lutnlier ou tlie Yard. Your patronage solicited, WILSON & CHASE. BY TRADING WITH S. P. BACH Wlio always carritts a nicely selected stock of Clothing, Gents' Furnishng goods, groeries, &. If y ou do not already give him your patronage try him, and you will always trade at his store. ' l a Courtney's Brici. Next Door to Bank. Patronize Home Institutions. Ctapn M'lls ARE .N'OW RUNNING IT FULL BLAST. Full New Roller Process. Superior Flonr for Family and Baler's Dse. Flour E xclianged for Wheat. A FIRST-CLASS CHOPPER RUN IN CONNEC TION WITH THE MILL.. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Respect. Wickes & Aldrich, Popr's. 1854 Poultry, Hides ' and Furs. Hiuhwd (wih price naid for turkeya get-w, iluckK and ehieken at nllite of L.Jaeol. Htraiiey and Mimre'e old Ktahle. 4th alreet, Allnmy. Al' ludea and lure m all Klnim i'infjlit i:ir caalt. WXaka Ro Habatttaaa. Bawaraaffvand. Nooe acoaUM wltaaat W. 1. oootttM nana ami prtceatamiwd oc awoia. look for IX warn yoa bm. W. L. Baaalai, BucfclaB, Bawf Soldar C. C Hacklern4n, 1EBAK0X, OK. I m i k i Mil I Wi :tg. - IS a t , III 5 1 -i CT3 '-4 sue "98 it, T 3 MS see 6r L'jpj. win n wypi Santiam Academyi893. IH THE YODNG :-: PEOPLE'S :-: HIGH :-: SCHOOL Of Lebanon and Vicinity. ITS First Term begins September 19th. With a Full Corps of Instructor? . Rates of Tuition are Reasonable, And its Methods Abrcaet of the Times. Faculty Will Maintain Good Disciplnev And Insittt on Thorough Vork ITS Five Courses of Study are Wisely Arranged, And will Meet i,very Just Demand. Graduates Receive Appropriate Diplomas; Those iu Toucher's Courwi, Statu Dinlonms. For Circulars, etc., address S. A. RANDLE, A. M., Principal. BRIC I have a LARGE STOCK of BRICK, for sale at my Yard, irt the suburbs of Lebanon, For Sale at Reasonable Rates All kind of mason's woik done with neatness and despatch. D. W. HARDEN. A. H. CRUSON Paper Hanging and Gbaining. , s--. i ... I. ..1