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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1896)
Lebanon Express. H. Y. K1RKPATR1CK, Editor - and - Proprietor ike Oregonian, ever ready to publish reflections on the demo cracy of Oregon, has given to E. R. Skipworth space in its columns to express his great dissatisfaction with the delegates from Oregon to the Chicago convention. It has not enough space in its columns for the democracy (and the masses) to express its disgust for the demo crat, who would, by indirection even, attempt to saddle upon the people Hanna's candidate for the presidency. ' Mr. Skipworth is wrathy because the Oregon delega tion nominated Pennoyer. He takes things too seriously. His innocence and simplicity are sur prising in an old politician like Mr. Skipworth. No one, not even a delegate, would have expected Pennoyer to be nominated. It was simply a means by which the delegation was enabled to show to the world the beauty and richness of Oregon and the Willamette val ley in particular. His nomination was only a clever advertising dodge; and, while Penmyer got a few words of undeserved praise, our great state, with its wonderful wealth and delightful climate, was brought to the favorable notice of many thousand prospective settlers. Pennoyer is an old crank and every body knows it; but did not every one know that Pennoyer lives in the greatest state of the Union We nee the cranky Oregonian to advertise the state. Why not use another crank to accomplish the same end? Somebody ought to have let Eugene on to the racket and his feelings would not have been hurt. We always thought that Eugene was one of "the hoys," but we find that he is only an innocent school girl and believes all he hears. Senator Teller wrote the fol lowing letter to Mr. Bryan after he had received the Chicago nomina tion: "I think I can promise you the cordial support of the Western silver men who have heretofore acted with the republican party, and if you get that I think all the Western, coast, and intermountain states will be with you. I need not assure you that your nomina tion was more than satisfactory to me. I think we shall be able to consolidate the friends of free silver in your support, and if we do this I believe you will be elected, al though I do not overlook the tre mendous power that will be put against us in this campaign. All the power of money and organized wealth, corporations and monop olies of all kinds will be against us. Justice is on our side, and this is the cauBe of the people. It will afford me pleasure to place myself at the disposal of the na tional committee to make speeches iu your behalf as my health will permit, where and when they may think I will do the most good. The gold-bug press is still vigor ously lashing Bryan and free sil er. They gladly publish every conceiv able item that would tend in the least to prejudice the cause of sil ver. There was a jrreat Bcare raised by the Oregoninn a few days ago about city and county warrants falling below their face value, be cause the capitalists were afraid of free silver. . But Monday's issue publishes toe fact that all such warrants are being readily bought at par. So another such argument is punctured. This labored effort of the gold-bug press to conjure up far-fetched arguments against sil- -vr results onlv in exmsing the ... i ... mt.iflhlp weiiknpM nf the trnlri-hncr r o b j torees. j ina iree coinage ui stiver re- quires tbat our laws should be so amended that any person can take any. amount of silver bullion to any one of the mints of the United States and bave it coined into sil ver dollars, free of expense to the owner of such silver bullion. The law would compel the government to deliver to the depositor of the tkttlkm wtfcU hiQU tettfor toil for each 3714 grains of pure gilyer which he should deposit. Alabama, has gone democratic by about 30,000 over the populist republican fusion ticket. The democrxts elect the governor, the legislature and every thing else. MoKinlev's nomination does not seem to have increased republican strength. Alabama will go for Bryan with even a larger majority. In Oregon every public institu tion is, iu a measure, a political machine. This is illustrated by the election of H. B. Miller to the presidency of the Oregon Agricul tural College, that gentleman hav ing never given any indication of a fitness for such a position. How ever, as a political wirepuller his services were well worthy of recog, nition. Herbert Condon has been elect ed private secretary (a useless po sition) to H. B. Miller, the new president of the Oregon Agricul tural College, at a salary of $1,000 a year. George Clark and Lester Leland have been elected printers of the same instituition at $300 year each. Neither of them a printers. Roseburg Review. It is said that Candidate Bryan will challenge Candidate McKinley to meet him in joint discussion during the present campaign, and if the latter refuses, the former will follow him up, and whenever and wherever McKinley spef Bryan will speae immediately thereafter. The New York Herald is oppos ing Bryan and Sewall. This is explained by the fact that its mil lionaire editor, James Gordon Ben nect, has resided in Paris for many years, and is out of toi-ch with the masses of the people in this coun try. " Hon. Thos. E. Watson, the pop ulist nominee for vice-president, says he will run to the end of the race, whether Mr. Sewall runs or not; and says he is not a political trader and will not resign in Sew- alt's favor, even if offered a cabinet position. It is thought that the democratic national committee will furnish Mr. Bryan with a special train in which he will travel about the country during the campaign, mak ing speeches at the stations from the car platform. The Tillamook Headlight is in formed that une creamery in that county has distributed over $20,000 among its patrons in the past year, and about $130,000 has been paid to Tillamook for butter and cheese in the last vear. Mayor Pennoyer accepted $208.- 30, only for his first month's salary as chief executive of Portland. This amount is half of the salary fixed by law. Col. Albert Tozier, secretary of the Oregon Press Association, has been appointed health officer of Portland. The Eugene Broad-Axe hoists the name of Bryan and Sewall for president and vice-president. PROBATE RECORD. In estate of Mulinda J. Cardwell, ap praisers appointed and inventory filed. Real property f500. Personal property ill estate of J M Irving ordered sold. Iu guardianship of W O Osborn et al, bond of guardian approved. In estate of Bumuel Dow $100 ordered set aside for monument. - In estate of Rachel Modu, Jacob Modu was appointed administrator. Bond of $500 approved. I'1 estate of Mary Jane Costello, m'n ordered issued to executor to make showing of present condition of n ffltate. Hearing set for August 7. In estate of John McNeil, will ad- I milled to probate, a. Mcnell sp pointed executor; Bond 18,000. LETTER LIST. Following is the list of letters re maining uncalled for In the Lebanon postoffice, for the month ending July 31, 1896: Pearl Beman, A. 8. Baty, C. H. Kiiubrnngh, Matilda Lewis, B. M. Powell, Charles Meuzy, . F. Bmitb and J. W. Vaughan. BUSINESS LOCALS. Sailor haU at 20c at Miaa Dumond's, When ynu want bargains go to the racket store. Get your pictures taken now by Tinkle at Boyd's Gallery. UotoA. E. Davis for soda water, coon cola, and milk shakes. New sutiacrlptlotn for the Weekly Oregonian taken at tilts office. Dress Ootids, fine quality for a little money, at Read, Peacock & Co.'s. If the photos you have made by Tinkle at Ifa.yd'a Gallery are not salts. luclory you need nut pa; for them. Now is the best chance you will ever have of getting fine pliotue to oheap. Satisfaction guaranteed at Boyd's gal lery. All the new and pretty shapes In hats are to be found at mm Dumond's. Ladies, oall and be convinced. Hard time prices. The best dressed men iu Linii county are those who buy their clothing from Bach 4 Buhl. Good suits for low prices. The Expkkss In terribly in need of money and if our sulacriliere could pay In a little just now It would be ap preciated. The price for picking hops has been placed at 25 cento per box In Minis counties, all that can be afforded at the present price of hops. I have money to loan at 8 per oen interest on good farm or personal security, J. M. RAUfroN, Mutnn Block, Albany, Or. Ladiea, Kiss Durunnd offers you better bargains in hats than ever be' fore. Trimmed hats from fl to 15. Sailors, 20o and up. Look in at the windows as you pom by. Young man, you are thinking some thing about your sweetheart, land you will want to look nice when in her presence, so buy the latest styles of clotbiug at Baker's. He has the priced way down to suit your rerdy cash. The Ladies' Bazaar, of Albany, Or will send a fashion plate, of the latest styles, to all persons who write to them mentioning the Express. Their stock of goods is better than ever this year. Call on them when in Albany. ; J. C. Bityeu and Geo. Dodge closed the trade Monday whereby Mr. BUyeu gets Dodge's interest in the two Leba non stables and Dodge gets Bilyeu interest in the Brownsville stable. Air. Dodge will move to Brownsville as soon as his obild, which is sick, rv coyen. Last Saturday night the first rain fell since June 10th and it bas bien raining occasionally all week. The farmers have begin to fear it will dam age their grain if it does not let op soon. It has done the late grain, potatoes and gardens much good If it will only cease now. Malarial produces Weakness, General Debility, Bili.wsnesa, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion and Constipation. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, remove-j the cause which produces these troubles. Try it and you will be delighted. 50 cents. To get the genuine ask fat Grove's. For sale by N. W. Smith, Lebanon, Oregon. J LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET changed Krerr Week. Wheat-46:. Oats 23 to 25c Hay $4 to 5 per ton. Flour $0 8090. per sack Chop f0 80 per cwt. Bran 75c per cwt. Middlings 0 76 per cwt Potatoes 20c. Apples Dried, 8c per It Plums Dried, 2c Onions 2c. Beef Dressed, 4 to 5c Veal-3j4c. Pork Dressed, 3J. Lard 7. Hams 8 per lb. , Shoulders 6c. Bides 7c per lb. Geese $3 50 5 per do. Ducks $4 $6 per doz. Chickens tl 50(5,3 00. Turkeys 8c per lb. Eggs 10c Ter dm. Butter 10 16c per lb. Hides Oreen, 3c; dry, 6c. 100 REWARD, UOO. 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T, McCalliater, deceased, late of Linn county. Oregon. Ail persona having' Claim against the said estate are hereby notified to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six month Ironi the date of thie notice, to tn DBdier' signed, at Albany, Oregon. uatau, tin iat day of ADgnst, 1WS. . R. it. PiMa pjerves dn U 1 fin , B Xabtrapk vassal at u kaaua tody. Norvee sitae trass tealn to swy (art el tkaeodyaBaraaea nrycrran, NervM aieusaara iMdsarraata but kart toasters. Norvee are fed lbs blood aad art Uiertt or UaettlaebarMtsr. Norvea wut U weak and nhansM If ths blood la tats, pals and Impure. NorvM wit lunly bo straai and steady H the bawd Is rtoa, red ana vigorous. NervM tads true trlsiat In Hood's Strain- tllla because It makes rtoa, red blood, liarvat) do than work naturally and well,- the brain Is anokraded, there are no aouralfte pains, apptuta and cites- tkn an soot, whoa you take 00 Sarsaparilla The One True Blood forlStr. All aruntlsta. II rnparaa mIt St C L RM a Co., Low.ll, Hut. U ralti a1 lamuycatnan'e I1UUU fltusaaduwaumuiiat. tc DR.J.A. LAMBERSON I better prepared to treat chronic dis eases man any otner pnymcian tu Jet'iianoi.. he having a fine outfit of instruments nd theesHeniialfi tit tnmr tliese ilisinxet. mte oesafully, ami his special rea in on thin line bas male him welt qua! tied to treat utese special niseasea. r arsons at a Oia tancea can he accommodated with Kood rooms, board, lodeiiiK and experienced nurse if deHtrvd. Office opposite Odd fel lows nan, aiain atreet, Lebanon, Oregon, Charges reasonable. J. M. RALSTON, BSOKGB, Manton Bloclt, Albany, Or Money to loan on farm security, also small loans made on personal security. City, county and school warrants bought. Collections made on favorable terms. Fire insurance written In three of the largest companies in Die world, at the low- eat rates. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,1 Julv lMh. 1K0U. i Kotice is hereby given that the following named settler has Hied notice nf his in tention to make tinal proof in sunKirt of iiu utaim, boo mat saiu pront win no maue before the county clerk of Linn county, at Albany. Or., on Remember 7th. inns, vis: W. H. Vail, H. E. HIM for the 8. W. of Nee. '22, Tp. 12 B it, 1 K. He names the following witnesses to prove hut continu ous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vu: fv. J. Hudelson, Wm. Todd. H A. Hudeunn and B. M. Ilurrell. of Water loo, Or. ttoBKHT A. MiLLaa. Register, Tie Champion Hills, . I0 A.. General Exchange and Mill Business. Flour and All Kind of Mill Feed For Hale at the Lowest Prices. We are prepared at all to pay Albany prices for wheat to those who store with us. Call and cet sacks and learn further particulars. Very Truly, G. W. Aldrich. TASTELESS 18 U8T AS COOD POR adults. WARRANTED. PRICE SOctS. 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