Leban Oil tXprCSS. i
.. w .
H. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Editor - and - Proprietor.
ABILITY AND FAITHFULNESS
VERSUS BOSSISM.-BOSSISM .
SCORES SEVERAL FOISTS.
' The members who were sent
from hore to the Populist conven
tion in Albany, were individually
and collectively the superior in
jMiint of ability to any .delegation
from elsewhere in this county. The
Populists of Lebanon have in their
ranks a better class of men than
the rank and file of the party can
elsewhere claim. Men of ability
and of property belong to the party
in this vicinity. The reason is Ob
vious to those who know the his
tory, of the party in this precinct.
Several years ago, Mr. A.
Jack Adams,, a man of ability
and an original Populist, began to
promulgate the principles of this
partv. lie did tins very success
fully by personal appeal and by
newspaper work. He spent his
time, his taleots and his money in
this, the work of his life, while the
' preient leaders of his party .were
loyal to the old parties in the de
lusive hope of securing a warm nest
in their midst, and were ridiculing
the principles he then advocated
and to which they have now at
tached themselves, like animalcules
to the bottom of a ship.
The work thus begun by Adams
has been carried on by Geo. Alex
ander, another old-time Populist
of Lebanon. Persuaded by the ef
forts' of these two men, in the main,
the people of this neighborhood
have, in considerable number, gone
over to this party.
The ablest, if not the oldest
member nf this party in this pre-
einct and even in this county
is Hon. C. B. Montague, a delegate
to the county convention. The
other delegates were all men of
more or less ability. They all re
flected honor upon their cause
and were thirteen strong.
Thus Lebanon, represented by
thirteen honorable men, with the
advantage of being the strongest
precinct in the connty and with
the prestige of being the cradle of
Populism of this county, entered
the convention. They left it with
the same number, the same advan
tage and prestige, but with the
most meager and unsatisfactory
representation on the ticket nomi
nated. One place was secured, and
thrit with hardly enough compen
sation attached to it to defray actu
al expenses if elected. Adams, the
father of his party, was turned
down for "the party's precocious
erandsou, for recorder. Alexander
wag left to sigh for even one world
to conquer. Montague, the ablest
and most eloquent member of the
(siiiventiou, was beaten for a seat
in the state convention by a man
who cannot hope to command the
attention that would have been
cheerfully given his defeated op
ponent. Thus did this convention
repay the services of their most
worthy party lenders.
The Lebanon delegates, believing
that they were entitled to recogni
tion, fdr reason mentioned above,
did not attend the midnight caucus
just preceding the convention. They
were early on tlie grunml tiie next j
day, but the early bird did not
catch lh worm for the night-owl
got in hie deadly work and there
was no worm to catch. Innocent
of wrong doing themselves and un
suspicious of foul play in others,
ignorant of midnight caucuses and
strong in the faith that Populists
could do no-wrong,' they soundly
slept on the night of the ninth
only to awake on the tenth to the
knowledge thut the Populist party.
. like the old parties, can have its
rings, its cliques and its bosses.
The awajscning is sad indeed
but sadder still will the awakening
be, when these confiding voters,
having placed these bosses in pow
er, gee the fleece of these lambs
changing to the bristles of a Tam
many tiger, and their bosses' anxi
ety to serve tiie ('ear people forgot
ten in their frantic efforts to make
the dear people serve the bosse? .
Sutweriue for the Expbbk now.
A rural correspondent writes
that he would like to know where
trmt dollar wheat is that he was
promised, and ulso the locality ol
that clover that he was told he
could roll in after voting for G ro
ver. Oregonian. v
The dollar wheat and clover are
probably in the same vicinity as
the good times that the Oregonian
said would follow the repeal of the
Shermau.lav;
The snosdng under of tho Leba
non delegation to tiie Populist con
vention in Albanv, gives additional
reason for the superstitious belief
that thirteen is an unlucky num
ber, there being thirteen of the
delegates. In this case it is not
only an unlucky number, but also
a back number.
Send the ExPBtss to' some of
your eastern friends for the next
three and a half months. Onlv 25
cents.
The Populist party Wtos much
stronger at this place a week ago
than it is now.
Take the Express from now un
til after the election, and get the
election -news. Onlv 25 cents.
a Gall veraoii Brain.
Mb. Editor: Zeke found a . dozen
eggs and helped Elder Wnybacksprout
his Early Itose filters fnr seed and got
15 ceiiti more, ami he auiil he whs go
ing to hike the Expbess for he wanted
to get the news; no he brought the pa
per home. F'niuuthy (that's the old
wnii'Rn) was frying potatoes and mak
ing some mash for sapper, md the gal,
Tiraa Ann, was skimming some milk
and setting the tabie, and an I hail
sty on my eye Zcke began to read the
paper to me and Hz., riin brother, and
juit as Tina Ann called us to supper
Zulu found a loiter signed "Liberty,"
who started in to tiuetres the political
issues, and Zeke hurt just got to where
he nientiouid 0. P. C. and Tirza Ann
called g'limiitliv, and we was so over
come with the arguments und giutc
merits made that the mush gut cold
before we realized that we bnd not
beeu to supper. Hex. raid, '1 offer the
following resolutions fur a vote: Ke
Rolved, That 'Lilerty' did not score a
single point, and had overworked his
brain studying whut the P. P. plat
form means," which, as I am the head
of the house, I called for a rising vote,
and they ail lour rose and 1 an
nounced the resolutions carried by a
uimuinious vote".
Now, -Mr. Editor, if "Lilierty"
wasent a "quack" he would be able to
diagnose his case and would have
called it "colic" instead of mistaking
the unusual pressure under his vest
for "patriotic principles," and the re -
suit would have been you would have I 'Jn"w" vs Wilson & Chase, re-
lost all that gush of taffy which warrer nioney, attachment; continued
. pending reference,
hurled red-hot at 0. r. C. ... - ,, .. ,., . ,
..r -x . ., . . Vi E Hardin vs dson & Chase, recovery
"Liberty" reminds me of that great o( ,oney. mnihmul n(mnn
Barthnldi statue, "Liberty Enlighten-j Assi8nment of Propst i Butler, contin
tng the World," at New York, which ued.
was duplicated in stucco work in C hi-
eago and from the effects of tune and ! nioney; jndgment for plaintiff,
the element! became an eye-sure to the I Sylvester Bros vs Pound Bros, recov
ery aud lias lweii consigned tothe!?1''' ,oi. m,'!nc5'' ""aehniont; jndgment
.... . tor plaintiff,
waters of the lake. Linn Conntv National Bank vs G W
Now, Mr. "Liberty," there will : Pnrcefull, recovery of money, attacb
sweep over Oregon in June a tidal ; nicnt ; jndgment for plaintiff with order
wave of republican votes and you will
meet the same fate Pharunh'a host did
in the Bed Sea. I thought a btaoh
who had passed through your experi
ence would know that a bitter pill is
bitter still if it is sugar-coated. If I
did not lie, neither dkli "prevaricate."
The "Aid Society doea not bublile o
violently aiuce the county ennveutiou,
for Lcianon run ngainsl a "Hill" mid
a (Ramp) 8bnt ended tlie gume, and
tlie rwmlt Us cold alsw instead of oyster
stew, ubcu Lebanon thought they
'Adari:(e) siiie.
An fur deliate the pmident of tlie re-
I publican cuu said that he cuuid uot
any rse of oBeriiig liny aunce on
nnanee, lor n i:icu. u. r. promuigaitu
a fiiinticiul policy the "Aid Society"
would eobliie it and claim "that is
what we said, In the Omaha Rhhu
tions" Siib-Trei;au.y phu or any
ofher practical method nin I right?
There i tin protection from gim ex
cept to turn it off, for death reeull in
i.inn,t..it ni oT.ii.,f n fl.,a . i
Ui.,niiB ix,.,,'.,,. m.n.,, o ; coverv money, aitaciiineut; settled. -a
bird to the ninimtnine (I recommend W 1 Vawter vs X E Fox et al, recov
Eock Creek) for safety, f.r tiiere in ajrv mo"ey, atluclnnent; default and
landslide cominy in June, and the G. ! WH7L v, J 1. Cowan, recovery of
O. I'. will lie ou top. ! money ; default and judgment.
If you wunt to debate, atlike tlie i Miiehell-Lewie & Staler Co vs B B
milkman. He is a long-winded chap. I-Batler. recovery money, attachment;
t iii I nettled.
tarn sun an AssignmentBocuickeBrosicrjntiiined.
0. 1'. CBANK. I Linn County National Bank vs H L
Cranor, recovery nioney, attachment ;
You should remember that the beat ; default and judgment.
, . , , John Burnett vs Aaron 1 ibon. re-
place to buy jna.,, or organs is nt cove o( mon((v tihnimt "!?td
Will's music otorc, Albany, Or. He; The Columbia Car & Tool to vs tlie
uoea not take advanliigc of people's i-1 Albany Htreet linilroad Co, recovorj- of
norance and sell a clit-up made piano I "'"'; otlaehmont ; rettled. ,
ntihenri.nfauoiione ! w galley vs John Morgan, recov-
at tae price ot a gooa one. iety tumey attachment; default and
, 1 f judguient.
Hpring jackets at Hmd, Peacock Ai l,iun Gmnty Kational Bank vb M A
Co'a, '
m
Challlea, 6 eta. per yd. nt Ken'!, Pea-
cock A Co'a.
etrictieort;T.
Circuit rourtconveuediitAlhariT.Mor. 1'.
WCTwevdale and I.ullier ElMns wore
uppoiMiMi bailiffs, mitt A B M'oodin given
chargo of tkc" grand jury.
TUe following eases were disposed of: .
-State vs J Bunion, burglar-; continued.
Stale vs C Baker and F 6 Phelps, larceny,
three counts: continued.
State yJ 3 rlraunin, . obtaining money
under false pretenses; continued.
V 1 Porter et al vs J C Elder, partitiou;
continued, lteniline reference.
To)iutz & Co vs Sfary Couioll, recovery 6T
money; coniiaued, peudiiur garnishment.
fleo .1 Braner vs Mary Cnugltt, recovery
o! money; continued, peiulinRgandsbment.
Mommy, Valentine Co vs Slary Cougill,
recovery of money; continued, pending
garnishment.
Capital National Bank vs AV FCrosby, re
covery of mouey; continued by consent.
T P Baldwin Jc Co vs Goldsmith Han
kie, recovery of money; attachment.
In thejnoiter of the assignment of L T
Jlenness, assignment; continued.
In the matter of th assignment of deo
W Smith, assignnient;.continued.
J C Goodale vs Serepta, M Hansard, fore
closure of lien ; continued by consent, pend
ing reference.
J M Drown vs A F Gooch, foreclosure of
chattel mortgage; continued by consent.
J L Cowan, trustee, vs Serepta M Han
sard, foreclosure of hen. '
Senders & Sternberg vs 1. Houston, recov
ery of money; continued for service.
Sarah M Shields nf C Harper & Co,
leave to issue execution ; continued for ser
vice.
L 6 Houck et al vs W 3 Vernon et al,
partition; continued, pending sale of liens,
Iu the matter of the assignment of Atlier-
tina Kriesel, assignment; continued.
Jessie W Hueliu va Henry Wllhelm, di
vorce; dismissal for want of prosecution.
Enoch Cyrus et al va Warren B Cyrus et
al, partition; continued pending sale.
Allie A McPherson vs M 8 llcPherson,
divorce; continued pending reference. .
In the matter of the ossigr-nient of the
Oregon Metallic Paint Co; continued,
John 8 Herren va G Beufro and A P
Tatenl. recovery of money, attachment;
continued for service.
In the matter of the assignment of W
R Graham; continued.
W 3 Van Schuyver A Co vs Huston it
Miller, recovery of money; continued for
service.
Sarah b' Elder et al vs J A McBride et al,
.partition ; continued lending reference.
E J Willougtiby vs J M JlcOully and 0 P
Daimnls, niotion for execution; continued
for service.
Harford W Smith vs Minnie E Smith,
divorce; nonsuit on motion of plaintiff.
The Alliance Trust Co vs J L Jlolliiia et
alt foreclosure of mortgage; continued by
consent.
V Mlenliam vs I. A Woodle et al; fore
closure of mortgage; continued by consent
jleyoe A Ilobson' vs Frank Wood, recov
ery of money, attachment; continued pend
ing reference. ' (
N S Brown vs Blex and G F Harold, re
covery of money; attachment.
In the matter of the assignment of Isaac
Beam ; continue'!.
Frank Zimmerman vs John Bometsch, to
set asitle attachment and for damages; con
tinued. James Nanny et al vs Louisa D Settle-
mire et al, partition; continued pending
reference.
Cruson & Mcnziea vs H Wilson, recovery
of mouey, attachment; continued pending
! reference.
1 A Morris vs W L Moore, recovery of
W A Lane vs E B Michael, recovorv
of money, attachment; judgment for
plaintiff with order to sell attached
projierty.
J P Wallace vs 0 C Awbrev el nx,
recovery of monev. attachment': settled.
P Sclilosser vs G F Russell and I. Vie-
rick, recovery of inonoy, attachment
! jii'Jsaieiit for plaintiff.
Knaii, Bnrrell 4 Co vs W V Howes.
recovery of money, attachment; nettled.
Knanp, Bum'll i Oo vs John Leeiiy,
rreovpry 01 monoy, anacnnient : fettled
J W Althunee veil J and W 11 Maple,
recovery of money, attachment: indr.
meiit for plaintiff with onler to eell at
tached pmperty.
n' K Youiik vs H J Maple, recovery of
money, attachment; judgment for
plaintiff villi order to eel! attached
property.
; s E yUng va W H and M A Maple,
i recovery of monev, attachment : settled.
I J"1U Ieora Y J " L'le, recovery of
I money, attachment ; iudement for
plaintiir nith onler to tell attached
property. ,
I Clai;ctt vs W II and J E Sloper,
recovery of money, attachment ; nettlel.
Assignment M F Ponnd ; continned.
Itmvm Si Cj, e (; iv v,,,. ... t
, . . .
and V E Kelley, loreclosiire; defanlt
and decree.
Linii Co National Bank vs 0 and Cornelia
Jennnuti, foreclosure; decreefor plaintiff.
' Absi;nment F L Kenton; continual. 1
S lioung vs G F Kunr-il et nx, recover i
money; attachment- vrtled. .
Linn Co .Nnli i.m! ntV vi W W Pant
and !" Viereck, recovery money; attaclf-
inent; default ami judgment.
Linn Co National Bank vs L Vlereck, re
covery money: attachment; default ami
Judgment. ' '
E Houston vs B F and Fanny Dodge; de
fault and jU'lg.neut.
First National liank vsO PCanl, recover;
money; attachment; default and Judgment.
. Assignment I. Viereck; continued.
HiiehcU, lewie Slaver Co va A P Tal
ent A" toni- -weovery-money : attachment;
default and judgment.
' Gen' W. Gray vs C W and f-ewis Iiiig, re
covery money; attachment: settled.
It II Keimc ve CI. as and Mary Schoelor,
recovery money; attachment; delault and
judgment
Kd Zeysa vs W T and Josepmuo W ett-
uier, foreclosure; default and decree.
Jacob Kees vs Laviua McCnlloch ct al.
foreclosure; continued.
Agnea Logan vs A H Logan, divoree;
continued.
Ei Goin vs Vallejo Cox; settled.
Assignment E C Fyatt; assignee dis
charged.
Linn Co National Bank vs G W and Job
C Smith, recovery of money; verdict for
plaintiff, tiam principal, 'ISO attorneys
fees.
Chas Henry vs M Van Alstme et al, fore
closure; default and decree.
GWMunkmvs Farmers it Merchants
Ins Co, recovery mouey; verdict for plain
tiff in the sum of fold.
The grand jury returned a true hill against
E T Lewis, for burglary, and not a true bUl
against J, H. Marks, charged Willi larceny.
In the case of the stale vs fir J D Spouo-
gle, charged with rape upon the person of
Mrs Wyatt, of Brownsville, was called at
one o'clock. Judge BurnaU issued an order
excluding all persons from the court-room
except those directly connected with the
case, and required all witnesses to be kep
out until their evidence was called for. The
evidence for the state was all in Wednesday
night, and the defense will present their
side ol the case this morning (Thursday).
The attorneys in the case say there has been
nothing particularly sensational about the
Oiin.OQ PER
WEEK
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of etther tez, any age, in any part of the emntry,
at the mpt'orraeBt wnicb we furaljli. Toe Med
ot be away from hocoaoTtraight. You eao fir
ToorwbolatLmetottie TTork,oroalyyoarfpare mo
omdU. AieapitaltfnotrtqQifedjroantDturUk.
We ropplyyofl with all that b needed. It wilt
cot joa nothing to try toe bulnet. knj one
tan do the work. Beginner make money from
theitart failure k uakowa with oar worker.
Rrr7 boar roo labor toq can emitlT make a dollar.
Ko one who willing to work falle to make more
moncY ererr dar than ean be made in three dar
at tar onli ray rap torment. Send for free book
containing the fnlkat infonnatun.
H. HALLETT & CO.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
"Is Your Name
Written There?"
Written where? Why, on the
nubscrijitkm list of the Lebanon
Express. If you are not a ub-
scriber to this paper, and wish to
obtain reading matter for the win
ter evoninga, now !b the time to
subscribe. Subscription rates, (pay
able in advance) $1.50 per year.
To Advertisers.
If you wish to obtain the best
returns from your advertisements
Don't Forget
the important fnct that
The Lebanon Express
will give the desired results, us it
Is The Best
Advertising Medium
in Linn County.
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESIGN PATINTS.
COPVRIOHTS. atoJ
For Isfflmil Ion ind fr lUudbook wot I a
nu.i.v t (,'u.. ail bhuahwat, nn Voaa.
Qlfcst lnimQ for Kcurinc patenu in Ameuex
bwt witt aun out br n. brought befora
ttio puoiic try a tioue glf o trM ot otuug. In Uis
gtmtiiit mxim
Umttt cfrenlstton of nr sdmUfle pmmt to ht
man fhould be without ft. weiiiy. ft
rtii.uiuiT liiuainiMMi. no iKieiiiceiu
. 31i Brouww.iiiw xattOUr.
i Seientiflo American
lleW MONEY
BY TRADING WITH
S. P. BACH
Wlio always carries a nioely selected stock of
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing
goods, groceries. &c.
If you tlo not already give him your patronage try him,
and you will always trade at his store.
In Courtney's Brick. Next Door to
Santiam Academy
1803-4.
Fall Term Began
For information, ask for circular at the Post-office or
address,
S. A. RANDLE, Principal,
LEBANON, - - - - - ORECON.
Ww4wmiii hi i t ,
I have a LAKGE STOCK of BRICK, for Bale at my
Yard, in the suburbs of Lebanon, For Sale at Reasonable
Rates. All kind of mason's woik done with neatness and
despatch. D.W. HARDEN.
O -
75
m (jo.
ft y :
OB
We Are Here to Stay,
With the Best Stock of
Dress Goods,
Boots & Shoes, .
Hats & Caps,
Ever Brought to Lebanon. "
We do not ask you to come and buy; we 'only ask you
to come in and get our prices before buying elsewhere.
(Highest market price paid for country produce.)
. Very Respectfully Yours,
Read. Peacock & Co.,
.'..LebHnon, - ' ' .. Oregon.-
A. H. CRUSON
ft '-ftf S
Paper JLmm
September nth.
3
H
o
H
w
H
-
51
WW"
rt mttf" i'J ''
and Gmnins.