" Lebanon Express.
H. Y. K1RKPATR1CK.
Editor - and
ProfrtetQr
Lebanon has brad ell at the
hands of ail three parties and has
no room to complain. ,1416 popi
lists nominated Mr. C. B. Montague
for clerk, and were fortunate to find
teirptycapitbleiQd worthf
a man. Jno. one ha& given greater
dignity nor. more strength to the
nartv than Mr. Montague. He if
known intimately to our citiiens,
and in this instance, intimacy can
never breed contempt. We have
none bat the kindest worde for our
fellow-cituen. The republicans
have not seen fit to take a man
fcom our city, bat they have not
left the precinct nnhimored. Mr.
Hardman's home is near this place
and his interests are practically
here. . His high standing in bis
party is proven by the ease with
which he was nominated at Albany,
and by the unanimity of the Leb
anon delegates in his favnr. When
his party twice honors iiim, it re
; fleets much credit upon the politi
cal ability of himself and bis sup
porters. The democrats likewise
honored our city in giving to one
offoUr citizens the nomination for
tbe most important piace on me
ticket Mr. Garland was by long
odds the choice of his party for the
position of judge, and be received
the nomination by a flattering vote
over a very able opponent This
is tbe first time within our knowl
edge that the nomination for coun
ty judge has been piven to a man
outside of Albany, by tie demo
crats, and our citizens will doubt
less embrace the opportunity
to name the next county
judge. Mr. Garland's ability to
fill the place is unquestioned, and
careful and economical adminis
tration of county affaii-s will be
certain with him asjudge.
The Express intends to support
the men who are best qualified 10
fill the offices fur which they are
nominated. There are many new
names on the tickets. Kot all of
the candidates are known to us,
either personally or by reputation.
We shall endeavor to ascertain who
are the beat men and we shall sup
port them. To draw rigidly the
political lines in county affairs is
to often put men in office who are
unworthy. As far as we can judge,
with the little material at our com
mand, the various parties have put
up average men. Each ticket
might have been much stronger,
and again it might not. There
will naturally be some kicking al
ways. From present indications,
the republican ticket has caused a
pronounced kick in the party, and
reasons that appear to be good are
given. Earnest appeals are being
made to beal the sores and get into
line, but some people will not be
coaxed or bullied. Some men re
sent being commanded to clean up
the dishes that were used by others
at the feast, to which they were not
invited. They don't like to stand
in for a ticket when they had no
band in tbe making of it.
There is noticeable quieting
down among republican aspirants
for tbe presidential nomination.
McKinley, Beed, Allison, Morton
and all the rest are beginning to
realize that the people are not
asleep. The financial question has
become a fixed certainty in our
politics, and will not be downed
until there is legislation in its be
half. ' Thus far none of tbe men
named on the republican side have
given out an opinion calculated to
guide the public and as pronounced
as they should be. On tbe demo
cratic side there seems to be more,
positive opinion, at least, by those
men in power. That there can be
no such thing as rest until this
question is settled once and forever
admits of no doubt, and that there
can be a proper adjustment without
favorable legislation tn silver being
first tried, also admits of no denial.
Since then we must we must have
legislation,! why not have it now?
Tomahawk.
, Tbc Portland Chronicle says
party of Portlanders who went to
turned disheartened and broke.
They say that Alaska has not been
overrated, but there has been such
a large emigration to t lint far away
land thnt every position has at
least 25 applicants, snd: that the
country is oronded with people
who have no means and are "unable
to go ahead or return. The wharves
and dock where are tied tbe vessels
bound- for- theTnited States-'are
constantly guarded by officers to
prevent people who have no money
attempting to get back. There will
be a lot of suffering before the
Alaska boom is over, and it is rank
foolhardiuess for any person to go
there unless he is provided with
money or a permanent position.
Astoria has received the follow
ing pointed dispatch from A. fi.
Hammond: "If Scow bay site if
offered intact and free from encum
brances we would accept at once
and commence work as soon as
could be agreed upon, bo as to have
improvements ready for the busi
ness; but will not accept deeds
with conditions other than as pro
vided in our blank forms. So gov
ern yourself accordingly, bo a
committee was appointed and it
proposed to complete the deal at
once and locate the depot where it
ought to be, in a central place.
The murder of a Catholic by an
A. P. A. zealot in Marion county
indicates to what a deplorable con
dition Oregon is drifting. The in
fluence of this pernicious organiza
tion upon the enforcement of the
lw is, also, aparent from the fact
that the county coroner held a
secret inquest and exonerated the
murderer in the face of the most
damagingevidence. Secrecy, dark
ness and disregard of the laws are
the principal attributes of thie
political organization. Roseburg
Review.
The Corvallis Times says that
"congresi has a notion tn adjourn
early in May. It has been in ses
sion nearly four months, and is tht
congress that we were told was to
turn all our sorrows into joys, all
our tears into smiles. Will some
admirer ot this conjjrees kindly r'm
up and turn a cathode ray on one
single item of general good that
has been accomplished.
Meeker, the hop king, will plow
up 40 acres of his hop yard and
plant the same to barley. Our
farmers, too, muBt turn their atten
tions in another direction. We
should make an effort to secure a
beet sugar, factory, and then the
production of beets would naturally
command our attention. Ex.
Dr. Cole, who received the re
publican nomination for county
judge, was at one time a resident of
Brownsville. His ability for office
is questioned by those who claim
an acquaintance. Brownsville
Times.
Ex-Attorney George E. Cham
berlain is the nominee for circuit
judge of Multnomah county on the
tav payers league ticket. George
is a man of the people, and the
people are liable to have something
to say this year. Salem Journal.
Gen. Weaves, in a speech at
Hillsboro, said that "the. republi
can pirty killed prosperity, threw
the corpse into the lap of the dem
ocracy and then shouted murder."-
It must be a moral sensation for I
Harvey Scott and Joe Simon to be:
fighting a ring. A good deal like!
the devil fighting sin. Salem Jour
nal. 100 toward 111 00.
The readers or this paper will be pleaded-
to learn that there is at least one dreaded j
diaeaae that science line been able toenre in
an lis stage ana mat u catarrh, Hall s
Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure now
known to the medical fraiemity. Catarrli
being a constitutional disease, rennires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Core is taken internally, ictiiiK directlv
upon tbe blood and mucous Hurfuces of the
system, thereby destroyint; the foundation
of the diaeaae, and giving the patient
strength by building op the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its ivork. The
proprietors have so much faith in its cura
tive powers that they ofler one hundred
dollars for any caw tbat it fails to core,
bend for list of testimonials. Address, f,
J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
f-Sold by druggisu, 76c. -
Sr. Q. W. Cbeadle, duiillst.
Office
LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET.
IClwugml livery Week.)
Wlieat-Wc.
Oata 13 to loo
Hay 13 to Jo portou.
Flour to SUQWO. per sack
Chop 10 80 per cwt.
Bran 75c per cwt 1
Middling) 75 per cwt
Potatoes 2()c.
Apples Dried, 8c per lb
.Plums Dried, 2c. t 1 :
"Onion So, . . ." ' ' ,
Beef Drmwed, Si to 4c, ,
Veal-3j4e.
Pork Dresaed, 8J.
Lard 7.
Hams 8 por lb. '
Shoulders 6c.
Bides "c per lb.
Geese $3 80 U per drat.
Ducks 13 (5) $4 per dos.
Chickens-til 001?,!! 50.
Turkeyg 8c per lb.
Eggs 7c lerdoz.
Butter 15 20c per lb.
Hides Green, 8e; dry', 6s.
Jiotloe for Publtontlon.
Lasd Office at Omoos Cirv. Oa.,
February 31, 1896.
Notice i hereby Riven that the following:
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make tinal proof in Biivport ot his
claim, and that said prool will be niaite bo-
fore the Co. Clerk of Linn Co.. at Albany.
Or., on Hay 2. 1WH. viz:
GKOKtlE AKVKCTA DOWNING,
H. E. No. KiSO, for the N. W. vfSec. 22, T.
U S., It. 1 E.
lie names the following witnesses to
nrnve nis continuous residenci- nmin ami
cultivation of said limil, viz: tYilhamn.
Sautters, Milton W. Yoeman. Ilavid 8.
Myers, Charley .. ('lark, all or Income, Or.
Robkut A. MlLLBR,
" 1 Register.
Notloo lor Publication.
Lmt Offiik at Oubuok Cm, Ob
Mmvb 2. 188H.
Kotice in hereby given that the fpllowing-
named settler hm tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of bis
claim, and that said proot will be made be
fore tbe Co. Clerk of Lhui Co. at Albany,
Or., on May 4, 189U, vit:
B. 41. Bt fiKELL,
H. E. 8115 for the W .4 of N W W of
8HT!'ofSec.S2,T.12S,lt.lE. .
He names the following v.-ittiesse8 to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, vis: M. A. Fiu
gerald,8teave Powell, Frank SicKiney, Bud
Omanover. all of Lebanon, Ogn. -
Kobkrt A. 3fiu,xx,
Register.
Kotlee for I'tibUcetloxi.
Lakd Officii at Obiook City. Oa.,
February 24, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler ha tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proot in .support oT bis
claim,Jliid that suid proof will be made lie
fore the County Clerk of Kinn County, at
Albany, Or., on May 2. 196, viz:
MILTON . YOEMAN,
H E No. 8251, for the ' E J,' Sec 22, T 11 S,
R 1 E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: W. YY.
Sanders, Ben. White, (i. A. .Downing, I).
S.Myers, all of Lacomb, Or.
Robebt A. Millek,
Register.
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ON
Boots and Shoes, and Dry Goods
Is still going on. Come while these
Great Bargains
"ARE,
STARING YOU IN THE FACE.
I want to call your attention to my
CLOTHING
That has just arrived. The
away down. GOOD
WA $3.80,
The $9 00 suits are equal
other places and pay $10.00 or
save money by buying from
HIRAM
Lebanon, -
NOT MANY
Days till spring. Have you
thought of what you'll wear!
Every one answers "clothes"
of course.
Then you will appreciate
the masterpieces of the tailors'
art whirli vp. Imva liar! imiflr ,
especially for our customers.
Ready-made suits with all
the marks of style and worth
about them
The prices,
$5.00, $6.00, $8.00,
get choice of lines worth
more.
But the real BREAD- .
AND-MEAT part of them
are the many lines at
$10.00.
You'll think they're worth
more, but they go at that.
Albany Mills Suits, Worsted Dress Suits,
Fancy Checks and Corduroys.
We won t say more about
them they show up best
when seen and worn.
LAMM MO. i
suits are beauties and prft
MEN'S SUITS for
$7.00, $9.00.
to many that you buy from
$12.00. You are bound to
me.
BAKER,
- Oregon.
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PORTLAND,