Lebanon Express.. H. Y. KIRKPATR1CK, Editor - and - Proprietor. Ghievk over your own folly and not the folly of another. The world wouldn't be tit to live in if nil of us were millionaires. Most people, like clocks, show in their faces the result of their works. ".' There isn't much glory in un invitation to the church when you get left at the reception. A monopoly is a good deal like a baby. A man is opposed to it u generiil principles until he has one of his own. Every man should have a con secrated life for his representative. If he depends on his neighbors he may expect to be misrepresented. " Boom days tire over, but a steady growth of business can be wonder fully assisted by every one putting his shoulder to the wheel, and talk ing for his town. The Tillamook county is rapidly dovelnp ng into a great dairy re gion. .Several large creameries an already established there and ntlien- will be started in the near future. The coaBt climate makes that re gion especially adapted to dairying purposes. One of the prominent merchant' of Dallas, Texas, declares that the Corbctt-Fitz.iimmons battle tfill bring more money to the city than was received in return for' tin county's entire agricultural output hit year, and it was unusuall lar t and profitable. , The lixi-BKsa is glad to be able to publish the following from Ne braska: The constant rain of Sun day and Saturday night was must wolcome, and' had a good effect on growing crops. The rain was gen eral throughout the state, exceed ing one inch. Farmers say corn never looked better. It was tin. late for wheat, and there will 1101 be much of a crop. Oate have re vived wonderfully, and will make a cuod crop. The cannerynien have formed ai, aawciiiiiun for the purpose of estab lishing a hatchery. The head wait- of the Clackamas river have been selected for the purpose and the wort: bej,un. It is' -confidently expectad that this enterprise will be the means of supplying this industry and re-stock the sal mon, which are becoming danger ously near destruction by the pres ent rate of catching. Something has to be done, and the cannery men have made a move in the right direction. Ex. Becbetary of State Kiiicaid has received a le'tter from the Oregon fitateGrange, containing resolutions relutive to the alleged unconstitu tionality of parts of the last ai proprialion bill, principally '.item appropriating money for the sup purt ol educational and charitable institutions. These appropriation aggregate nearly $100,000, and In answering the communication,' Saturday, tho secretary said in substance that to do this would re fiect upon the legitlature and be contrary to precedent. He lurtlier says: "The constitution makes the secretary of state auditor of public accounts. Under the power con ferred upon him as auditor by the constitution and laws, he might re fuse to draw warrants for any ap propriations heroin named until directed to do so by the supreme court, but in so doing he would have to assume that the most im-! portant and most numerous branch of the state government, the legis lative assembly, had felled to dis charge a sworn duty and had either ignoruntly or corruptly violated the constitution, I believe it is-the duty of-the secretary of state to draw warrants on the appropria tions made be the legislature when the law la plain and its require ments are fairly and honestly com piled with by those for whom the STATE AND COAST. Taken Prom Our Exchanges Through. out the Northwest. The young men of Pendleton are working to organize milita com pany. . Dr. Bryant Is after coal in the vicinity of Yaquina bay with a dia mond drill. The people of The Dalles are working hard for a road from that city t ) Fossil. ..' Only about $9500 remains delin quent on taxes in Lane county, 1100,014 having been collected, The contract for building the Dayton school house has been let to John Watson of Dayton for $3450, The old Corvallis foundry has been reopened, and engines, saw mill and farm mnchinery will be made there. Mr. Creed's promising little strawberry patch at Mosier, ripens berries as fast as twenty -six hired men can pick hem. The press having been moved, the Myrtle Point West Oregor.ian, paradoxical as it may appear, is now printed at Coquillo City; The annual parade of Btallions, mires, and cults, given by ' the Horsebrseders' Association t held in Forest Grove Saturday. Slime of the sheepshearersaround Joseph are on a strike. All that the owners wish to pay is three cents a head, for which the shearers refuse to work. An elk's head at Newport, moun t"d by Mr. Bretherton, measures fmir feet from tip to tip, and it is tiftv-seven inches from the nose to the tip of the horns. Two eight and one ton-horse :eams, drawing five heavy freight .vagons, loaded with 30,000 pounds of wool, pulled into Baker City Thursday from Harney county. The safe at the railroad stiton in Newherg was again broken open last Saturday night and $70 in money stolen. This is the third time the safe has been burglarized within the last few months. A burglar broke into S. L. Klin's kitchen in Corva'.li Tuesday night, but h as discovered by Mr. Klin's laughter. The would-be robherre treated in haste, leaving a pair of brogan shoes behind. Within the next thirty days J. D. Carr, represented by his son, will deliver 1500 stock cattle at the Huntington, snipping yards. fhese cattle are being driven from southern Oregon and northern California. 4- J. Boon has taken the trouble to put a quantity of Yaquina bay oysters on Hunts and is feeding for the summer trade, The, oysters lire taken from their artificial beds and pla.'ed on the floats to keep them from spawning. Wednesday morning, while Al- vin Haines was getting into his rig in Forest Grave, the horse kicked, and his hoof'struck Mr. Haines full in the face. Mr. Haines' teeth i were knocked out and his upper jawbone broken. Since January 1, there have been shipped from Arlington 243 cars, containing 150,1160 bushels of wheat; from Douglas station, seventy-fivo cars of 40,500 bushels; from Iune, 217 cars, of 134,540 bushels, and from Lexington, fifty ne cars of 3i,620 bushels. The president uf the Pioneer AS sociutioii of Douglas county, al though past three-score years, has accepted a challenge to run a foot- Jce at the reunion. The prize uttered is a pewter plate and spoon brought across the plains in the early '40s. - A stock train consisting of six cars of cattle and seven of sheep left La Grande Tuesday for the East. The train went as the first section of the passenger, and will make .-apid time the winds dist ance. J he cattle and i-iieep ue- longed U Mr. Halhiway. Thuisday night ut Coburg the livery barn of John Holt was de stroyed by fire. Several buggies, 400 bushels of oats, sixty tons of hay, sixet8 of lament and two cows, four hogs, and a number of chickens. ., Mr. Holt's loss Is ' esti mated between $1500 and $2000, wit 11000- insurance in the Nor wich Wuivu ittmmnt Couiiiy. LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET. fChaiujed Every Week.l Wheat 14c. Oat-20o Hay to $0 perton. Flour JO 6065. per sack. Chop $0 75 nor owt. Bran 70c per owt. Middlings $ 1 70 per owt. Potatoes 25c. - Apples Dried, 6c per It' . Plums Dried, 6c. Onions 2c. Beef Dressed, 4Jo. Veal-3J4e. Pork Dressed, 4. Lard 10. Hams 10 per lb. Shoulders tie, Bides 100 per lb Geese $4 $5 per dot, Ducks $2 t3 per don. Chickens 12 0tl8 00. Turkeys 8o per lb. Eggs 9c ier dot. Butter 10c pr lb. Hides Oreen, le; dry, 2c. How's Thla? We otter One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannon be cured by Hall's (Jatarrh Cure. V. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned tiave known F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & 'Ibcax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldinci, Kihnas IIaxxik, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aclitig directly upon the blood and mucous sulfates of the system. Testimonials sent tree. Trice 16c. per buttle. , F.J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O. tar-SuM by druggists, 75c Notice for Publication Umtid Htatu Land Oraicc, . Oxiooa, City, Oregon, June 1, 1896. Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of the act of Coo- Kress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An ut for the sale of timber lands in the states of Cal ifornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land Btaten by act of August 4, ISO-', Au- Kusta Henness, of Oregon City, county of Clackamas, State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office her s-vom statement No. 2867, for the purchase of the H of n w ' ne of aw H and s w of n e a of Sec tion No. 24 in township No. 10 south, range No.6 east, and will oft'er proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone lhan for agricultural purposes, and to establish aer claim -to said land before the register and receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, oa Monday, the 26th day of August, 1806. Bhe names as witnesses: J L Berry of berry, Oregon, Win T Whltlock of Berry, Oregon, llobert t'orrell, of Berry, Oregon, George Mayburo of Berry, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described la"ds are requested to file their chums in th's office on or before said 26th day ofAugu.it, 1896. Kobkit A. Miliar, ltigisler. Administrator's Sale of Real Property, Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of Mini coun ty, Oregon, made on Monday the 3rd day of J uue 1896. 1 will sell at public auction, to the liighest bidder, on the premises two ndles suuiheust oflebanon, in i.inn county Oregon, on Saturday, the 13th day of July 1896, at the hour of one o'clock p. m of said day, the following described real pro perty of the estate of A. V. (Jaroutte, -deceased, towit: Lots numbered oneaud two in section twenty-four, Also the following described tract of land towit: Beginning at a point twenty-three rods north of the 8. W. corner of the S. E. quarter of section thirteen, thence south twenty-three rods thence east eighty rods, thence north one rod, thence westerly to the place of begin ning. All being situated in Tp. No. twelve, south of Kange No two we3t of the Willam ette meridian in Linn Sounty, Oregon, and containing twenty-six acres more or less. Terms of sale one half cash and one half payable in one year from date of sale with Interest at the rote of eight per cent per an num. ' PHII. UlTTBB, W. tl. Bkowh, Administrator. Attorney for Admir. Adminiotrator'ai Notice. Notice is Jiereby given that the under signed administrator of the estate of Mary J. Galloway, deceased, has filed with the clerk of Linn county, Oregon, his tinal ac count in the above named estate, aud that the County Court of so:.d County has fixed the 3rd day of June, 1895, at the hour of one o'clock p. in. of said duv, at tUe Court House thereof, forbearing objections, if any therebe. to said urarani, aid for the settle ment of said estate. Dated this 19th day of April, U-85. Jacob W. i.'heshir, Sam'l M. Garland, Administrator. Attorney for Administrator. ... Forty Cords of Wood Wanted. Benled bids will be received, Ly the undersigned, up in noon of Jutiel , 1895, In furnish School DMrl.t No. 1(1, Linn euumy, Oregon, with 85 cuds of old, dry, firm red 11 r womI, Mid 16 cord of largdry ik wood. . All wnid to be Hvu feel hmg, well seasoned, of large und Ami lim --r, initi l be securely piled In tiers in the bawnitnl of the school ln uu- and to l delivered hyOctnlier 1,1 80S Separate bids will be received fur flr and oak, The right to reject any and nil bids Is reserved. By order of the Board of Dlrvi-iurs of ) wild district. BAM'tU. Gahlakh, ' I . 4, H-tiNeV. UUtriot Ul.tki j Oregon Central & Eastern R. R. C. YAQUINA BAY ROUTE, Connect at Yaquina Buy with the Han Francisco aud Yaquina Bay Hteara hip Company Steamship "Farallon" Aland flrstclass In every respect. Balls from Yaquina for San Frunoiaoo about every 8 days. Passenger accommodations unsur passed. Hhcirtest route between the Willamette Valley and California. 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