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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1893)
Lebanon Express. H. Y. K1RKPATR1CK, Editor - and - Proprietor. Tim times ure certainly growing goid Hjsuin. Kiitiitucn notaries public turned out in one day at the r&itoI. DuIIuh, the county-seat of Polk count v. has voted to issue bonds to the amount of $14.(100 and construct a system of water-works. And now the Union Pacific has paswd into the hands of receivers, lint tins will effect no change in the Ofieratlon of the road. Attorney-General Geo. E. Cham berlain is spoken of as a nominee for governor, on the democratic ticket, in the next election. The special session of Congress, which met nearly three months agi, to give relief to the mass of ueooie have as vet done noth ing but talk, and added much to tbesr own purses. A woman says that a man can be a senior wrangler and acquire fame as an authority on the most abstruse subject, but he cannot answer the questions of a 3-year-old child without revealing his ig norance. Ve are in receipt of the eiieech nf Senator Mitchell in memory of Leland Stanford, in pamphlet form, from the government print ing office. It is an able speech, and the . late Senator Stanford was 4 worthv of it. "Never let up in advertising, is the secret of success. Advertising that does let up never pays. To stop and see how it works is like throwing a double eagle in the water to see if it will float; you solve the problem but you lose your gold. . The tramp fraternity is hoping the alleged hard times will contin ue indefinitely. It gives the genus Jiulu a splendid excuse for his .icade. He can pose in the role of - laltoriug man unable to secure - -work, on account of the stringency u bite uuuuuiai anuaiiou. .1111a js the tramp's golden opuortunitv. .The editor of the-Chchalom Val ley Tlei! disagreed with a neigh bor about a iftjnBoser nd whipped the fellow. Beirtf hort of funds, tie newspaper man will edit his paper fmm the county jail for twenty days. The justice who pro nounced the sentence will hear from his nibs in a future issue. He ig promised a royal roast. Ex. The editor of a paper in Aluska, which was published once a year, was killed by the natives, for op ping the sale of liquor. The na tive t' its' must be fast becoming civilized, as they emulate the ex ample set by some of the worthy (?) citizens in different parts of the Vuited States. Or is it possible that the said worthy citizens are ii oetter than eavazes? Protective tariff, carefully built up hv the only representatives of the people during the past twenty vears. is to be hastily, recklessly aud wantonly destroyed by a body of men who, be they better or worse, came into power by aceident. Ib free trade tolerable? If it is. why have we always suffered when it was in force? Free trade does not reflect the sentiments of the leople in an informal way. There ia no part of the United States that rill tolprate this free trade caprice f the aristocratic antiquarian con gress, and it is a proposition too monstrous to be seriously put for ward by sane men. The West. The editor of the West must liave coined a definition of his own for th word "accident." We can see very little of an accident in ich a walk-over as the democrats had. He also says, "Free trade does not reflect the sentiments of Qie people in an informal way." fi'hen such a large majority voted for the party who intended to abol ish the high tariff, doesn't it look as if the vote uliowea me Beiiiiinoiii of the voters? Use a little more logic, Brother West, and your opin ions will be more apt to be believed correct, than the above editorial of j ours can possibly be. People who must travel over the i roads about here now appreciate all the gravel hauled on them the . past season, ami the fact is there is room for a vast amount more. The red letter day of the Phila- j delphia Centennial saw an attend- i ance of 217,5'2(i; of the Paris j Exposition 397,151 but Chicago ! day at the v orkl s fair witnessed a crowd of over 750,000. Think of it! The .McCreary bill, to extend the provisions of the Geary act, passed the House Monday. This bill gives the Chinamen six months in which to register, and also provides that they shall be photographed and defines Chinese merchants. The Record's Washington special says: "Carlisle informed Brice that the president had put his foot down, and will send in no more appointments, except possibly in a few eases of extreme urgency, till after the senate acts on the silver bill." Our Waterloo News. Buiwhloe, rain, clouds and fog, strive in vain fur the supremacy nnw-a-days. The city fathers are now engaged in improving the street and Hearing up the rubliih about the oil;. Frank Jennings is having a neat leodenee built, which will lie ready for occupancy before many weeks. The oldest inhabitant never saw such weather in October. Evidently something has gone wrong somewhere. Bev. Kelley, of the M. E. Church, preached here on Sunday evening last, lie is a young man, but an earnest and interesting speaker. Means. Orcut and Bailey leave this week fur Grants Pass, to apeud the winter. They may engage in mining in Josephine county. Mr. A. Gross, of Brownsville, hal been spending several days in our town, the guest of his brother, Mr. George Gross, our genial pontmaster. There was a small fire in town Hun day morning, which burned a small hole in the roof of the barber shop It was extinguished with very little dam age. There is still a good deal nf talk about flouring mill at this place, but as yet there dues not seem to be any likelihood of one being built this win ter. Mr. StierH has his new shop up, and will have It ready to occupy in a short time. It i a tuemtory building, and the upper moms will be used by Mr. Btiers as a dwelling. Fur all the dull times and scarcity nf money there wrtninly are not many place in old Linn where the people ham. mi,r fun nil the timp nr find more knotty legal questions to argue ana settle, man ai n aurreu. A nilliuna' mtin Willi hf.l(i hK HO Saturday evening, to consider some way in which it was linpeu ne people could have profitable employment far- niul..wl than, thfftllirh t.ht Winter. Mild s petition has been forwarded to the IV TV f'n T.t r tlm hunter frnm tlm nlar- have re'uriied from the mnaiitains. They do not report any extra amount of sport, and we have not seen much venison, out intra it in wi uit: kind of m at for poor people to have an over supply of. anyhow. a itiuiitinir nf thp nil IzMiftcif this nlace uu hui.l n MimxImv pvtiiiiiir to crin- sider the available chances of Incorpo rating a "Own company mr mr u.pum: of handling walr power in various W.vys; BIH" IO UUIlllie flfrtHMC iikiii aim power. Iiuild and operate mills, disehes, rnilnw(l, and supply various other i,r ihi. imntHii fmnitv. Quite an amount nf the $100,000 capital stock has alnady lieen suoscrniea, ana me man or company who desire to obtain rnit.lmllinir illUrfHt Will haVC Ul get tbeii names on the books without de lay. X. "t MiriHider Chamberlain'a Cous Remedy a specific for croup. It in very pleasant to take, wliich w one or tr mnat Important requieitea wliere a nuivh remtAv w intended for ue animitf children. I have known of cane of croup where I know Hie life of a little one was naved by We ue 01 fi,-,lrlHii,' Coueh Bemedy." J.J LaMrange, druKiiiat, Avoea, Keb. S cent hntttee for aale by M. A. Wilier, DruuBliit. ExeentrM Hotlm Ketlce to hereby (riven u all whom It may concern that I have been auiy appomi a v rtrth0 inhtwitlniT.E.8treith ints. linn r,,n,,f v. I ifpHi. (twen.ed.by ihe Hon. County Court of .aid county, and that 1 bare filed my bond, an uh execu trix, mid that the anie have been duly ap proved by Mid court; therefore all person. ... Ain,,H awtinirt tiie Mttate of wid de cedent are hereby notified and required to present the lame to me will) ue proper ...ami nf'mv iMiflence ill the city of Scio, Oreguu, within x month from Ihe dale hereof. bEA J amou. Executrix, Paled tliis 13th (lay of October, ISO. - A u live f ftiuftl amir meat. Notice is hereby given that the tuiucr pigneri has i'tlml Im tins I aermmt In the es tate of A. W. Gruhb, itewaswl, with the County i'lert of Linn County, Oreyon, and that the t'onntv Court lias fixed Monday, the 4th day of iVcembtw, 111, at 10 o'clock A, M. of .said day, for the him I hearing of the same and wltlcment ot said twt?. Any notis huviiifT any objections 10 the settlement of aaitl estnte are hereiiy iM'titiil to be present ami present the mime. P. M. SmiT.i, J. K. WtATT, Administrator, Atty. fur Admr. lntI this lTth day of Oct., 181X1, EI), C. PHELPS, N otary Public, Wat kr istio, Orkqon. Con veyai: ring ircmitty attefuten tn. niiine with the UmlOttU'i1, PosUHllw, or Pension Bureau will receive special at tention. Albany Steam Laundry RICHARDS & PHILLIPS, Proprs, JLlbany, Oregfon All Orders Receive Promt Attention. Special Bates for Family Washings. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. R. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Lebanoa, On-foii. F.M.JBDD, Special Jlauager fur G. E. HARDY, Lebanon, Oregon. Watchmaker AM) Mfg. Jeweler. Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Fine Watch Beiairiiff a Kiieeinlty. AM Work Fully Warranted. The Yaquina Route, OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD,. E. W. Hadley, Receiver. Direct Line Quick BiBpatch Low Freight Rates. Between Willamette Valley Points and San Francisco. Ocean. Steamer Sailings. 8. B. WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Leaven 8nn Frandnco. JIarth 14 and " YaiiMiia, " Wand'Jk.' Thin Company reservei- the .-iBht tochanfi nilmtr dates without notice. RITEK STEAMERS. Bteamer "Jloa" leaves Portfand, WeJM- day ait Baluraay aiA. m. H. C. 0T.en. Aft"t. , , Ualmoii St. W terf, Fortluod. D. R. Vakwu, lien. As t; ban Francicoral. C. C. Hootfx, U. F. 4 R A-. Cfnilli. Ongfm. Lebanon Meat Market, WEISHER 4 EUHLi Proprs. Fresh & Salted Beef Pork, Mutton, Sausage Bo logna, and Ham, sf-Bacon and Lard Always on Hand. Main Street, Lebanon, Or. BY TRADING WITH S. P. BACH Who always carries a nicely wloclvd sK-k of Clothing, Gents' Furnishing goons If you do not already givo him your jiatrotiagi- try him, and you will always trade at hi store1. In Conrtney's Brick. Neit Door to Bank. , Santiam 1893-4. Fall Term Began September ntli. For information, ask for circular al the I'o-offiw or address. S. A. RANDLE, Principal,. LEBANON, - - - - - OREGON. BRIC I have a LARGE STOCK of MICK, for sai at my Yard, in the suhurbs of Lebanon, For Sale at Reasonable Rates. All kind of masn'owoik : done with neatnes and despatch. D.W. HARDEN. A. H. CRUSON , 'Mis ittr w- i j j- n. Paper 'Hanging BARBER SHOP Beat 8liavi, Huir Cut or Hlumipoo al BORUM & KIRKS' Shaving Parlor. KEXT DOOR TO 1ST. CHAKLEA HOTEL. Klegant Baths. Children Kindly Treated. Indies Hair Dressing a Sjiecialty. evtT. TRADI MARKS. DISICW RATIRT. OOIRIOHT, for fttforaullaa SMl frM nandbook writ M MVNX a W t BHUAbWAY. Nrw tonic. SldMt bnrMa fo. Meuniqi ytnu ID Amettcfc .err patent Ut.n out vr . I. bronffltt btdors Itao puulic bj DuiiM fivw. tre ol oluua in Ut f tmtlitt mttmu Unmi etrmtatinn f mr rtttlflo paper in th worid. Srlendirllr lHwutiwd. No itnelliffetit lean should be wiihuut rt. Weeftiy, 83.01) yur: ll.vt'lx i.mtns AMrtm MVSS k CX) PuaLUiuuMt, 34ii ttftmi. jiw Xvk iSttj 1 Sclentlfta AMrieu JBl i. Tjr TRADI MARK, ffii1 DESICW RTIRT, taJ M if ami? ir 7 mmi groceries, Sc. Academy i. - M and Graining. W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE M. Djn nv thenf WbM Mrt h m4 by pak. at In tria wsrld. MOO 3.50 ISO 2.23 12 H jm out i m m 8 SHOE, m6t k Mi Hjfta, Ml ft, $6 to M, tr, mj 13, t3.U, M,00 tiSlMt, Tliq It wtal to cnton nwliMllgokRrf vntmmH lfyMahtocowmiz.lnwrfortr. tt m by purtlMliig W. L Oouglat tkoo. Hum at rite i(impl w 1to bottom, look for H wbn yw buy. Tr in ni'iiii.aMi rr , itt noia mr HIRAM BAKER, .EBANOX, OK. DALGLEISH 4 EVERETT, 1 i:ai.i:rs ix Furniture & Hardware, Carpets, Wali Paper, Window S&Jte, Floor l!att!ngs, 4c. WlndowH, Dooi'H, Builders' Hai cl.mre, 4o, &c. lkba: oi.;Ko.N. 1, A2.SI