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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1896)
Lebanon Express. H, Y. KIRKPATR1CK, Editor - and - Proprietor The long looked for Utter of ac ceptance of Major MoKinley Was issued Aug. 26. Ex-Governor Duvid R. Francis, of Missouri, has been appointed Secretary of the Interior, vice Hoke Smith resigned. Mr. Francis will probably take charge of the office September 1st ' : The democrat, free silver re publicans and populists have united on satisfactory . terms in Washington. - The ; democrats get two electors and the populists take two and the state offices are divided . among the three parties. Gov. Evans, of 8. C, aixed up the situation correctly when he said: "It makes no difference how many tickets are in the field, the issue is silver or gold, and the dem ocratic and republican platforms makes the fight open and square." An Eastern paper says that Solomon wag . the original "gold bug," for he "made silver in Jeru salem as , stones." The same course of reasoning would have made him a free silver man, for, although silver became plentiful, it was still used as currency. Harvey Scott, the "big medicine man" of the Oregonian, talks a great deal about Mr. Bryan's "country-bred" wife. This seems to suggest the fact that the "bigger the Injun the more he beats his squaws." Mr. Scott lowers his dignity when he belittles a woman. Ex. .. The Harrisburg Review says that at least two-thirds of the hops in that vicinity will remain unpicked owing to the low prices offered for them. Eugene Guard. And wonderful to relate, there is a tariff duty of 8 cents a pound on hops and the country has the gold standard, tool Roseburg Review. ?' " Mark Hanna declares that the financial issue should not be al lowed to overshadow protection in this campaign. Certainly not from Mr. Hanni's standpoint, but he will never be able to convince the people of the soundness of his position. Mark , may be able to side-track candidates in republi can conventions, but he cannot turn the switch on the people. The present indications are that Senator Mitchell's name will not be presented to the next legislature, His support of McKiniey has alien ated the . silver men, his silver views has driven the sound money republicans away from him and his tariff ideas has hoodooed the senator in democratic circles. Hon. Binger Hermann will prob ably succeed Mr. Mitchell Port land Mercury. , It is said the hop crop of Oregon will this year amount to 60,000 bales, which is about one-half of the overage crop for the past year. The farmers will get a price that will hardly pay their expenses. The small crop should make the prohibitionists rejoice. It is evi. dence that the consumption of beer is decreasing; for surely it is im possible to make as much beer out of 60,000 bales as out of twice that number. The greatest need of this coiin try at present is a little more con science. It jp needed in the pul pits, in )he,pews, in the newspaper offices',. at the bank cashiers' desks, in the couting rooms, in the halls of congress. We have done won derful things in .this land and century, but among our most re markable achievements is the com pleteness in which we have suc ceeded in silencing the voice of the inward monitor. Ex. . Australia is the only country in the world which never places a woman in prison, no matter what crime she commits. Instead of convents, devoted to the purpose, and ia kept there daring the time for which she is sentenced. These convents are anything but prisons. The courtyard stands open all day- Ions, the only bar to egress being a nun,' who acts doorkeeper,' Just the same as in the ordinary con vent. An item is spiue the rounds of the press to the effect that whisky is now manufactured out of old rags. We see nothing remarkable about this. Everyone knows that nearly all the old rags now in the country are manufactured out of whisky, and there is no apparent reason why the 'process of conver sion may not work one way as well as another from whisky to" rags and from rags to whisky. What a beautiful business it is. St. Louis Christian Advocate. The Oregonian is getting anxi ous to have the campaign opened in Oregon. Why bless you, it is open. It has been open ever since the republican national convention declared for a single gold standard. If what you want is an old fashion ed, enthusiastic republican cam paign, you are certainly doomed to disappointment. The masses of Oregon are not in favor of a gold standard. Many of them will vote for it through party influence, but they will not get enthusiastic over it. Lincoln County Leader. Jay Cook, of Philadelphia, the veteran financier, through whose effort a great part of .the bonds is sued by the government during the civil war, were placed, is a pro nounced silver man. He seye that the opposition to free coinage is born in sordid greed, and that the gold standard will ruin the coun try, The hue and cry of the re publican managers over the al leged" 53-cent dollar is born in hypooricy and deception, and we must get back to. bimetallism be fore prosperity will come again. Senator John M. Thurston, of Nebraska, who resurrected the newspaper charge against Bryan, that he was in the employ' ,df -the, silver mine owners, has manfully and completely .withdrawn the accusation since Bryan's denial He accepts the denial as the best authority in the matter and will refuse to believe that Bryan was employed by the silver mine own ers until proof is furnished. But. will all the mongrel and contempt ible sheets in the country accept the denial in the same spirit? They will not. Without the slightest proof, without authority of any one who understands Bryan's affairs, they will go on weekly and daily reiterating a gross libel for which the owners on prosecution could be landed in the penitentiary.. Police courts in- Indianapolis re fuse to stop street political discus sions by fining those whom the police bring up charged with in terfering with the sidewalk ordi nances, whose offense is that of attracting crowds about the street corners to listen to off-hand dis cussions of current issues. The court holds that the rigbt of free speech is fundamental in our constitution and must not be de nied. This is a time when perplexing questions are puzzling -the people questions , of vital importance to the common people and it is only by discussion of the questions that confront them that they learn to properly exercise the right of franchise. They have aright as American citizens to discuss these questions, insists the court, and no police force can stop them. Ex. Jefferson Review: The tree silver mn opened the campaign lu this city last night The flrstspeaker was Hon M. A. Miller, wbo delivered a fine ad- drew of 40 minute duration. Hon J.-K. Weatuetford was tben intro duced. Mr. Weatherford Is a favorite with Jefferson people, and It ia not to be wondered at, for be ia a tine orator. His address was a masterly one aud will be productive of much good to the free silver cause. Hon. W. T. Bigdon of Salem, was the but speaker, mak ing a good short talk. A Bryan club will be orgauized next .Thursday BUSINESS LOCALS. Sailor bate at SOo'at Miss Duniond's. When in Waterloo call on City Drue Store tor headache cure. - Go to Peebler'i and get 40 pounds of beans for $1. Vj-.s'-y ' When you want bargains go to the raoket store. Go to A. E. Davis for soda .water, cooo-oola, and milk shakes. , A New subscriptions for the - Weekly Oregonian taken at this office. Special sale at Bead, Peacock A C'o.'s of all summer goods Lawns, Dimities, India musllus. ' ' ' ; Challiee 26 yards for II. Now Is the I time to buy a cool wrapper at Bead Peacock A Co.'s . , , During our closing out sale no goods will be sold except for spot cash. ' Read, Peacock A Co. Parties who were to furnish us wood ou subscription, will please bring the same in at their earliest conveulnce. If the photos you have made by Tinkle at Boyd's Gallery are hot satis factory you need not pay for them. Now is the best chance you will ever have of getting fine photos so cheap. Satisfaction guaranteed at Boyd's gal lery. , The beat dressed men lu Linn coun ty are those who buy their clothing from Bach A Buhl. Good suits for low prices. Bead, Peacock A Co. is the I'laoe to find the new and pretty style belt. For only 25 cent you can get the baby shoes at Bead, Peacock A .Co.'s closing outsale. Overalls with aprons or without, 50c a pair at the Backet Store. Also have just received a large amount of new calico. Don't fall to see them, , I have money to loan at 8 per . esq interest on good farm or personal security, ...... J. M. Bamton, . . .. Malton Block, Albany, Or. Young man, you are thinking Some thing about your sweetheart, and you will want to look nice when 16 "her presence, so buy the latest styles bf clothing at Baker's. He has the prices way down to suit your ready cash. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removed biliousness without' purging. As pleasant as Lemon syrup. It is s large as any dollar tonic and retails for 60c. . To get the genuine ask for Grove's. . , .. ; Kew Drug Firm. , . AtMlller'aold staud we ore adding, new goods, and hope by fair, dealing, Bnd close attention to business, to merit the confidence of the Lebanon trade.. Our specialty will be pure drugs and prescription wore. Lowest prices ou paiuts, olio, books, stationery, etc. O. C. McFabland. Eatraya. One bay mare, about 4 years old, and about 14 hands high; one bay horse about same age and size; and one dark brown mare about same age and shse; have been running on my prem ises. The owner will please call for them and pay damage. -If not they will be posted and sold. A. Saltmabsh,' near Lebanon, Or. . 8iaisoObio, CmrorToLiBO,! ss. LUCAS COSHTY. ( . I: FaaiiK J UaissY , makes oath that he is the senior pamter of the firm of F. . Cbxsbt & Co., doing business in City of Toledo, County and htate aforesaid, .and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every cose of Catarrh that caunot be cured by the use of Haus Uatabbb Oiiki. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 189.1. seal, , A WGLEASON, ... , Notary Publie. . Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surhtces of the system, Bend for testimonials, free. F. J. OHENEY .Is CO., Toledo, O. ' Sold by Drajsists 76c. . ' Hall's Family Pills are the best. ' . NOTICE FOR POLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Or., I Aug. 22, 18TI i ' Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of bis in tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that aaui prooi. will be made before the County Clerk of Linn County at Albany, Qgn on Oct, 17th( 189S,'.vis: Colbert 0, Patterson; II. E. 8632 for the lots 1.2 and 3, Bee. 6, Tp. 128., B. 1, W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion ot, said land, vis l-Ezra Cather; Jason D. Breed, George Smith, - Ohsa. Oriiam,- all of Lebanon, Or. Robbbt A. Miubb, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, LandOtHceatOregon.Clty, Or.,1 - Aug. 22, lew. . ., Notice is berby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intent ion to make final proof in suptort of his claim, and tbat said proof will be made be fore the County Clerk of Linn County at Albany, Or., on Oct. 17th. 1896, via: Jason D. Breed ; H. E. 8762 for .the S. of S, . or Sec. 6, Tp. 12 S., R, ( E. He names the following witnessea-td prove his continuous jesidenoaupon awl-cultivation Df said laud, lit; Jacob FltitfBtw and J, H. Lindlejt, of Lacomb, Oregon , Egra .Cather,- Colhert G. Patterson, of, Lebanon, Orii , ftOtSII SS)i MMUi HIJIIW. LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET. Changed Bterj Week.l WheaforWatshouafc 41oj mill, 41,o , 'Oate-28to 26oi , Huy-fi to$8 per ton, FlouN-IO 75H). per sack ' Bran 76o per bwt. . Middlings 10 76 per owt Potatoes 60o. Apples Dried, 7c per lb 1 Plums Dried, e. ' Oiilons 2u.- . Beef Dressed, 4 to Sc. -; . Veat-3J4o. Pork Dressed, 8, Lard-7J. Hams 12 per lb. Shoulders 8o. Bides 7o per lb. Geese 18 60 $B per dos. Ducks 14 $5 per dos. Ohiokens-tl 608 00. Turkeys 8o per lb. Eggs 10c "lerdos. Butter 10 16c per lb. Hides Ureeu, So; dry, 6o. (igtt Q aloe prorftd trf the staWmmU of lout OaleS iaf dnifgliu ererjwliere,.triOW that the people bin an abldlnj ouuMeuce - la Hood's Barsapatfla. Qui r prond by theveluntarj state wUlBS aeats ot thousands of men and women show that Hood's Baraaparllla a tuallr does poiMta Dauias ' PirtWos. s rwITOl iteblai and Inrljoratlug Uw Mood, upon wblek not only health but Ule Itself depend!. The treat inrAea " 1,00i'' UrM''llu ln VJULtCaa earlnr otatri warrants jouln beUerlnt that a falthtul use ot Hood's Sarsaparllla wlU euro you II you Buffer from any trouble earned ay Impure blood. dod's Sarsaparilla Is theOne True Blood mriler. AUdmaiiJtt. (1. Prepared only by C. L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. u j.- mil. . T1WJU riiu to operate. seems. DR. J, A. LAMBERSON Is.better prepared to treat chronic dis eases than any other physician in Iebanon, he having a tine outllt of instruments and the essentials to treat these diseases suc cessfully, and his special reading on this line has made him well qualilied to treat these suecial diseases. Persons at a dis tances can be accommodated witli good. ruonig, ouaru, luiiunig aim exiwrieni-eu nurse If desired. Jllice opposite Odd Kcl-. lows hall. Main street, Lebanon, Oregon. Charges reasonable. , , ., v . ... J. M.' R ALSTON, . : BROKE! It, Maston Xtloolc:,. Alliiny, 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 the world, at the low est .rates. ... Notice for Publlontlon. Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,! July 16th. 1896. t .Notice is herehv given that tiie following. named settler has tiled notice of his in tention to make flnaLproof in support of ms claim, anu mat said proof will oe maue before the county clerk of Linn county, at Albanv. Or., on SeDtember 7th. 1KIHI. viz: W. H. Vail, H. E. iVH for the S. W. of Dec. -a, l p. 12 B., u, 1 fi. lie names tne following witnesses to prove bis continu ous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: N. J. Hudelson, Wm. Todd, f) A. Hudelson andB. 1. Burreil. of Water loo, Or. Kobskt A. Mii-lb. Register. IS JUST A8 COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 60 ots. . Oai.avia. It.iji.. Na. u. in PirlsliMllotaa Co.. 0t. Lbuli. Mo. Gentlemen: -We old lut tmt, 600 bottle, of OROVH'ti TAHTBLKHp CHILL TONIC lAd h perlace of H yert. In the drug baslnM, bs BTr Mtd an utlele Uul ifT6 luea naiTn4U mUc tuttw u ftnu Xoato. . xoun trnlr, For ttle by N. W, SMITH, WantedAn Ideal Who cm think of xiiw LiuiJla tilling tO lUlftQW. TONIE ! We Are Not v.n, - ) M'KINLEY Protection and Prosperity. " ' , .;.' s-V -J- President. The great campaign is now on. Mc'Kinley is sure to win, he wears the Douglas shoe and Baker sells the Douglas shoe. -Lebanon, J, W. GDSICK&CO., Bankers, ALBANY, OREGON. .- - ; Transact a general Banking business Colltolloua. made, at all points on favorable terms Drafts drawn on' New York,' Ban Francisco, Portland, Balem, Eugene, and Corvallls, aud all .points iu Eu rope. ... B.usinesa sent by mall will receive prompt attention. POPULAR SCIENCE Nature, Invention, News 52 BMtli Formerly Boston lonrnal of Chemistry ' Enlarged and Improved IJOontainsa large number of Bhort, Easy, Practical, Interesting and' Pop ular, Hcientiflc articles, that can he Appreciated and enjoyed by any intel ligent reader, even though he knew little or nothing of Hcieuce. Profusely Illustrated and From Technicalities. 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