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Lebanon Express, j
H. Y. K1RKPATR1CK, j
Editor - and - Proprietor!
Major ilckinifj was iiiattyu
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ra.eu prrsm.
Tery likely that Uiere will 'be a j
"o.wer behind the throne," that
r i. it ;
power hunt Murfc Hanna.
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Homer Davenport, the Jainou ;
caricaturist, will go to Canon,;
, ... I,;, k .... in '
Nev ada. on the way to bis nuine in
B -
Sew York city, to illustrate the
Curbett-F tisimraona priie
for the Kew York Journal
fiht
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There was a time in American
history when the insulting of.
A nerican women by foreign" eol- i
diers was immediately followed by j
tho Knr.,inir nf ikiwdev. lea vine the
matter of eiplanatioti until a later
, , t-, i ..... '
dale. P.irtla:nl Di(wti-(.
Tae ur itiean ker readily
unite to prevent a little nation
Irom tackling trie naugmy BUitan,
bat thev cannot agree upon a plan
... .' .... .tr.-iti cm
milted by the sultan. The eultan
is a lucky dt because he is pro.
tected by a lot of powers that a
afraid uf eh other.
A novel in.-e Las cunie np in cn
nivti.iii wi'h the-Aileu murder case
in Georgia. The owner of the house
wnere the treedt- nccu.'red has ai-
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Uched the property of Edward ;
Flanagan, the murderer, in a suit to .
recover for the damaee alleged to
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umve uccu uuuv w uci jh;
the crime. No tenant can be fsiunct
to occupy the cttasre. 1
i
St. Louis has been nicking her
basis that she had the fine-t;
anion statiou in the world.
In :
fact, she has exploited her palatial !
$ , UKUW elructure so industri- j
o i-iy that uiiet people believe the
claim. It will not stand the test, ,
however. The grandest union j
nation in the world is that of the j
Peninsular railway, Bombay, India, j
It st 1S.X),006, and thousand
of Hindoo laborers worked on it for j
ten years. It has a frontage of,
1500 feet. The architecture is!
Venetian frrthie.
! n !" cf beautiful palmettos panta
Bimetallists all over the country , r ithont which no London drawing
witl learn with deep regret of the i rmm is complete nowadays.
. . f o c. t k r v At the back of Kaaeau is a limestone
death of TS m. P. fct. John, of Jew .. tbTmgh w ow whkh m
York. Mr. St. John was one of the leading to the native towns. These
leading banters of New York, but ; bein? aheltered from the dry north
, , , . ., I ind. and hence being somewhat damp-
espoused the -cause or free silver r sm) T,rnwr ,haD t)ie capital .exhibit
and supported Bryau with xea'., "he most wonderful wealth of tropical
He was f-.rced to resign his poei- "seUtioB. Bach cabin stands in the
, , jjdst of a garden where su'.-h ut-litv
tion with the bank that he had : .m cocoaaut pahns. omr.srs. ba
long managed with signal success, I Danes, gnavaa. and iranietiKs lirid-
ad was subjected to many jibes : fruit- at! 7 to te tbc
1 . ' ornamental plants are also not for-
and petty persecutions. But he (rotten: erery species of rote seems to
asserted bis manhool and stood for ', rm wad in the gardens, and in this
, , . , ' land of pemetuai summer the trees
what he knew to be right despite ( BiBsf .
the influence of Wall street. Mr. ! tnierksnnaight express it. There are
fit J,.t.n w Homnlirr niiien. ' fow these muive nH.:teH!enis at the
an able financier and steadfast
friend of the cominon people. ;
-Portland Dispatch.
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The manner in which McKinleys
new seerelary of the treasury once;
ran afoul of a Wisconsin lumber
man, and a comment on a case
recalled by many of our Korth
western lumbermen, is thus stated
by the Bbell Lake, Wis, Watch
man, a staunch republican paper,
but which can't go Gage:
"We are s-rry to see Lyman i.
Gage appointed secretary of the
treasury. We remember the tilt
the Northwestern Lumber compa
nv bad with him to make him
disgorge 40.0lrj or 50,0U0 that he
as assi nee of the Howell Lumber
company tried to beat them out of.
He bad about twenty lawvers in
court, but R. L. McCoriuick stuck i
to lnm until be came down and ;
id the bonest bill when he had
to. 8nch a man is poor timber fir
an honest adtninirtration man."
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cane of Catarrh that cannot he
Cured by Hall's rstarrh Cure.
f. 1. CHEXEV Jt CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersisrned, have known Y S.
f henej for the last IS years, and lelieM
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially side to carry
oat any obligation made by their Br,o.
Wnrr A Tacsx. Wholesale Drojigist.
Toledo. 0. Wiunso, Kisxas k lUxris,
V.Tiotesale lirnjpsts. Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure a taken internally.
ac:i-rg directly upon tlie blood and mucous
aurf acts of tlwsyjum. Price 75c. per bottle.
aid by all PniUKMl. Testimonisi!! free.
Ball's Family Pills are Ine best.
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IN TEE B1HAMAS.
BY WILT RED BEKDAU.
Anonest the numerous British eol-
noies there is hoik1, perhaps, about
! which the sverst tr-f'-shman is more
i nasy uiacaocut ir.cu ,rn UKItKt
jujj tbl ivatl-of the
oleander, as th;-y haie been variously
s,-v,ed- "T
lor titis. 1 itc inlands Ik' apart from the
Mhw vt h.Jisn possess lTC8. tad mi
of the course oi proa; steunships;
,BC.V 4tJ ; Wnin:i;nioation
wtti Entriaa.' litem, nor with the
wares! Brit sA e e; ;v, JjuaJca, except
. , . ... v
hy means of am C'c-oLal --H.laur ves-
4jwai f u all ;.! schooner, may
' heaver. j;?e. : the unwary Tisitor!
I Most of 1'ie r:;rt and import trade
is with th? rr.'.e.' .mis :md the only
refrularcomuiui.i" mior w'th the islands
i :t funi;Sn,,,i i,v tv American steamers
:at:nfr New York fortnightly, calling
Nassau. r.ad proceedbic; to Cienfueiro
- the sowih coast uf Cuba; and by the
talis ma Saippinjr company, which runs
! steamer cwry three weeks between
' -w Vor' :i .aaaa.
'Hie isisn we larrely patronised by
. -.r.ran vitors during the winter
v.lo came thither toenjoy the
,r sux.rb climate; and s a traveling
;nc!:i-hnian is quite a rara avis, every
srranser is assumed to be American un-
j ti he proclaims his nationaiity.
The Bahamas consist of a group of
! " 650 W"1148 """'y 20 inhabited).
d-! v scattered, the extremes being
jmething over 4tte miles apart. Many
f them are only partially explored, and
ime of the smaller once scarcely
nown; the population is. of course,
ery scanty, the last census giving only
'.."Co, of which about 90 per cent, are
'or d people.
Vassau. the capital (and indeed the
kivti worthy the name), is situated
i w Provideuee. an i?laad about the
iae and shane of Isle of Wirht. The
finest buildings the town possesses are
.h(. the hoe-rmsi snd the Koyal
Vk-toria hotel, said to be the best in
' West Indies. It is only mn from
rhristmas til! the end of April, that ue-
nrr times at which T:s-trs come
"-run the ststea: although tx far as the
'mate is concerned, the rs.u are over
October and the weadier is cool snfl
rrhtiul from the beginning of So
mber. The thermometer durirg the
"nter varies between 70 and 60 de-
- .
A t other times of the year accommo-'-'ions
can be had at the furry house
..t st various boarding establishments.
!ie back, post ofnee and iriost of the
ho-s are in Bay street a long, wide
Treet. planted with almond trees, run-
:n along the coast, east and west,
'hp roads around the town anti indeed
:ro the country areexcellent. The
'il cannot boast of any special
-u'y of scenery; with rfie exception
I 'a wry low range of hills, the country
I Tr.t. in some pisees swampy. The
'ineuitrvated portions are always cov-
crpd with vegetation, sometimes by an
i slmOHt- impenetrable bush, sometimes
j hv pine trees, and sometimes by many
back of Nassau, and to a botanist
ramble throurh the streets,, or, more
! properly ewaiviqr. 1ane&
The list of tree and phinte flouriah-
the iiaiid seems aimost inei-
viWe. aiow Mon
;ord. some of the tiest known are:
:!r;. cotton, banyan, niishogsry. obooy.
a:E-wood trees; pineapples, grape
'n it, shaddockiu mangoes, yams, pian-,-i:r-n.
sugar cane, etc
Tbe chief dJ oldest industry of the
lace is sponging; an apoarenTly end
puply of Fporrre is found on the
fs v-hich surround the islands. The
:r; I'aata arc constanily returning
v Nfiiriur. their cargoes, and large
iiTZTis may Ite seen almost any morning
in the exchange. Sponge it sold by auc
tion, dipped and proved. jiacUed in
ais. EDtl dispatched to agents in New
Vork and london. Seeral species are j
onnd. bat none of them are of so fine i
-oaliiy as most of the sorts from the
Mediterranean.
Vast quantities of live turtle are con- j
t!i)ual!y being shipped, which figure j
'aaer at Mtconico's and i.he London
isorantK. Another species Ithe non-
"S If 1 is also abundant, and fnrriha
ti "ortant iaJas'ry in Kamo; tie
": lis are polishei! wuoie, am; form very
"-nelive omaraents, or are cut np to
fi'e combs and other small artieles.
The two great prb'-s for which every
'h-.rnmc is on the lookout are flte
iit!r penrls and ambergris. The former
re found in the flesh of the lortre conch
fstronbn gigas), a very abundant
hell which is dired for by fl txir..
who are most expert in this exrrctc.
A pearl of unusually large size wan per- j
chased by a dealer in Nassau iatclv
for tf.'S; as. however, or!v oue shell
:n a hundred rr': i-f a ant then
.roU:;n oclv on.-. ;.earl f..'l.-li.g
; a dec'dedlv precarious wurv i:f fi,r
I'bond. The natives nswh rcl -h the
fieh of fh?conth.but it issomcwhai an
acna:re1 teste. ' '
Amnerjrris. wcicn is tonnee by a o?s- i
ease in the suerm whale, is occasicnaliy f
wssbed ashore on the islends. and a
large piece of it a aawil fcmitM to
Ite lWky 'tadm
OVERRULED BY THEiR WIVES.
A Ohm Wmm A it lb Ji:fttta of th a
praBM Coart t nanire Tbtr Kind.
It was a matt w ni some surprise that
dustine Shires, uf the United states hi
preme uourt, should hitve changed hit
mind wiihm r icw xvotksupan s matter
of law, but it is not many months since
the whole court changed their mind ou
such a matter, and that in the course of
a fc-w days.
The case before the court, says the
New York Sun, was one arising out o
a customs decision at tiii:-. pork and Ui
counsel arguing against 'he decision o
the custom houe was a New York law
yer, then for the first tune before the
supreme court. The case turned main
ly upon the question whether an article
of importation should or should not be
classed as a sauce. The custom bouse
had called it a sauce and taxed it ac
cordingly. The government maintained
this contention, and. of course, the i
Kcw York tewver soujrbt to abow that
the articie sbould not be classed as
eauce.
' When the supreme courtcazne to m-
au)t upon the caae their uaaniniotta
:r.:r "
ui uic fo.eriuueuk BUU oue UI me JUS
tkea was instructed to prepare a de-
cision in faror of the custom house.
The iustiee. on returning home, anld
j his wife of the case, and indicated theslsau easy burden for lueniy five or!
ground of the decision: whereupon the j thirty carry is a terrible load for Ave
I laxly told him in plain words that the k
iusuees of the supreme court did not
know what thev were lalkimr abnok
and had agreed upon an unjust deo
aion. The lady was entirely clear that
the article in dispute could inot proper-
ly be called a sauce, and openly ritli-
enled the court.
The perplexed justice, instead of pre-' ,, . . . , ... .
paring tte decision in accordance wiS ! a" to recli,JU ,h ,"Ur ,""u 2 i!" 3
the iustrnctions of his brethren, dia : every oilier Tuesday, aa beloneing ex
nothing in the matter, but at the next : clusively lo the W. C. T. t'. 'nrtt, our
opportunity unfolded to the other jus-' alleiidamv would be greatly lucnusetl.
tiees his wife's view of the matter, and, The next rgular meeting will be
asked them to seek domestic counsel on ' bM , lhe ll(inM. ,lf M . S,U1,,, d
saltation of the court. When that con-
suitatkm came round the justices, ha,
irtg- tnkcn feminuie counsel, aJ) report-
ed against the original view that Die
article hiTolved in the case should he
ririFH?' I Ga,w'"' i""""-"
oTdmSin toJ .rf tlihilvemintl.ei.ao.eofli.ej
gwremmentwasnow instructed to pre -
yertclient. It thus hap'peaed that the
tawverwoc 1
ha nrstcasc before the sn-
preme court necause tne wives at the
aeit t
RURAL GOfGiA JOYS.
m. . T. .
Xbm Old-Time Loff-BolUjiss s&d Cr-
Staekian Are Thmo of tbr Fas.
"The old-tioie corn-sha..kings and
1 og-rollngs have played out in the land
of the south," remarked a Georgia
farmer from llwrt county recent !t
cxmvcrsationtrningtofannlilcandits
joys. ''Yes, one rartiy ewr ses the
genuine oia-tuue Ucorgia corn
shucking these days. You, see, for
a number of years the farmers
of this section of country did not
grow enough corn to have a re-
pectable corn-shucking, and as for log-
rollings, the farmers have not been in
the humor of lax yuars to clear up
much new ground land, and for ti.is
reason there has been no occasion for
mncb log-rolling. w
A listener wanted to know what was !
a log-rolling anyhow. ,
' ny. hare you never heard of tne j
log-roliiEgs we used to have fa this
country? asked the farmer, - "Then
rou ve massed naif your life. It wa
he grcstesi fun the darkies on the
arms bad for years and years. The
srmer who had cleared a new ground.
vhen tSj trees had all been cut down
nd th? hrcfth clipped aS and burned, f
vauted to get ai! theh-gsoff the fieid !
tefore he cocld cuiiirate K. Theret'ore '
wouid give what is called a lor-rnii-ng.
to which he wouid invite ail the
iarkies and iaSwrors on the neighboring
arms on some suitable day. There wat
jo compcDtM?n in it. for it was a pic.
aic, though you would never think it.
f'tr it was the hardest sort of work.
Ibe darkies til wonid come in
glee, knowing that a great
whudty would be di&h?d out to
and that a big dinner would be given
by the landlord who gave the log-roiling.
What to meant by rolling lops is
putting a hanristiek under them, with
a darky at each end of the stick, and
lifting the logs from the grcmnd and
then conveying them to a pile here and
there aborit the new ground, where
they would be burned licr. The Ion
eaiue in witn the rivalry aniin tiie
darkKB to t&e vho was the Ctiampifm
lifter of the iay. Thev wwdd have
preatstrr.raf!rite-rt vent ov-
their fcheniderst in i'p. and thoh
this JiTop thvy would tkk thc;: j.nd
Bt!"?k?.. mho. "'UBiCp. ftnalinj? them to i;ft
wr.ft Ibeir lizii'h and their w hme bwi
kwet the a:t time, tlTOvr.nr thoh
strength erExnst thtr opfoa4nt. Tiii
hfid iioid of tne other etui of haa:i
sti;k unier the Ujjc. ThU s',raT of
le&ther, for seme n m. wjy caik-ii an
i;hein stniininf their wt ry lives ewav
oilier the greet, h.1;." i;if8 iiTr r:ai
there ahmi the 0v.u. 'ivTin ui;h'
cam; on iJiC Jrijc wrid up v-Hha
jp-cat oauee &u& ht suprier.' a& thej
..alted it. in the laiKlicUa kitcbeo."
It j said Oj .t ijr Max
Wolf, of
JM-'icettjerg', vho fcir
berof aatr-rcfds. hr;v
. direct j- r.en
are cnonn s jnict,.
Trt7iB-?ao Odds.
The biggest bet on re:C accorduS i
to If. K. h nis. v. 1. : a few ve
!a'k 1 a ven; ?.'..... e : ;.0 - r, --.
I -" ;.r:t ct ir.r n" i 'r. rr':.: -i
! af a T'.iorio'!'; Tot.v -; '. :'c;; f;
.-''.;.! d and ?he otkr v. jt ZiL.ltr
' ita terrible tc.v:. "Twenty
to a pinci f auZ 02 that cr.t.'
a.i ths ytrjir Ar.j'..-jcsa stXosairi,
e'aisa Vto taa.a. tat Aanieat
I. C. T. O. DEPARTMENT.
E li4v Hit Le' MMiii W, C. T. V.J
orrirui. mkbcmkt.
PivkUIhiI
Mm, V, A SmihI. iv
11 lrt"
Mr. K' "r
and VitT Prru Mn- AMtiiHlrlM'II
Srd Vmt !nw Mm, M.-hohirr
4li Viw inw.......Mns, J S. t'mnfll
Ktcttrtiiiijt Sw-'T'y... lis Aliw AmUit-r
rnrTvrtwm!iiiii Sf-Mr. Htiit- Cniwut
Tmwuivr Mi l.tan HMth
The V. C. T. C. Iietd M lt r iiiui
otiiigHl the humtMif Mm. SaiidnrH, -Tuiy,
KfUrtwry 23, at 2 p. i Wv
htv wry ttrry to notr thr fuel ihal wry "
ft-v tt tr pmeiit. IVr Hixtcn tutiM
w do better in tliis npvet? j
Our average aUfixiamv m fr illt
mt ui a (htrd of ourmttivf mru(er-1
; Tili !d " ,K mx Soiw "f
lr active iuHulvn h-iiv ivtf iu
y (.resent at a m lifting If e tuicitd u
liiw Mnd jfmw and rs-ni..sh "!h
! Work witwuao We are -m" uiuM
H try and do at! we
a In ii'tTt'iiK-
; I
"ur ,
Ewry nieml.T i.iis cver.t other.
i ineuilterV advice und iuin.el. VVlmi ;
i , . , ,
pu-v w rau- u,,wl m- ,ve
- ih,,tr nr lw" mi"h, and if every
; nie nher cunie to ev. ry mwtiug it
would only he two hours a mouth for':
i eaeb one. Of course, know lliiiii:
..i, ki.i i,i a
we hope these few K urds w ill rmdt in
i an cwwwl aUeudaiiee, and therefore,
10 iae luterefti oi tne meeting.
i j
j The battleship Tesm has gone go !
;" V . ,,",'B"
! pobch bowl and toddy t, such m
the battleship Oreguu b so shamefully
threatened with.
Th.w.ii. w m;ii. I..!
I the front rauk selling men's, youths'
'and hovsr cl.ithing at exeewliiicEy low
i - '
; V"- Buy your clothes there.
I
j
!(
i m
ich Red
icud is absolutely sssnTitisI to health.
1: is secured ssaily and naturally by
taking Hood's SarsaparUla, but is im
pasa: bis to gut it from so-calhd " nam
' Ionics," and opisl compounds, ab
sardlr advertised ss 'blood purl.
Sen." They haw temporary, sleeping
eSect,butdonotCTK To ban pur
andgsod hisith.takeBood'iSsrssptrflli,
which has Unit, last, and all the time,
beensdrertiscdaa Just what It is-Us
best medicine for the blood aver pro
duced. Its success m earing fecr&l. ',
Salt Rbeatn, Ehsuma'.isni, C&f.srrh,
Dysiiepiia, Kervons Prcatrslisa iud
Tnst Tired riling, havs mads
raooas
Sarsaparilla-
TteOae Troe Blood Pmlfler. AH iructf fts. a.
mm ww ri arsp.tr!. vr . '
nOOU 8 PlliS lishisaulhtac!U.u.
'Aregon
?5iU & Eat
Central
stern.
R. It. CO.
Yaquina Bay Route.
fonnerlinft at Ya intra
ar itlt the San
i liay hieunibiny
iraiKrifu and Vjuiii
n - vmymij,
f n . - , rrw ti i
TflQ TP C H 1 71 9PJlHAn
UlCClil iJilip I UI CLllUli
haiH fnm TaVuina Iav evtrv eipht days
for tan Franciwv, ot hay. Purl Oriord,
Trinuiad and iiuniboidl Bay.
Passenger Accommoda
tions Unsurpassed.
Shortest Koute Between the Willamette
Valley and California.
Fare lrom Aliieny and Points West lo Han
Francisco:
CaHn ., 1 6 i
ntwratie 4 in
To Coot Bay and Port Oriord :
Cabin.. I 00
To Humboldt Bay:
Cabin n if)
Round Trip tluod for 00 Days Hil.
RIVER DIVISION.
meamer ALKAXy, ciAfanllr furnislied. '
lii.ltl lt.iK new piano, mil run lln
Corvallis atid fonlaad
sciieinSe: '
I-n river: Tuoda.n. Tlionid)-s and
m. aye, Lffave t'orralti li a. m. ai.'l J
jlli::. 7 s. ri. Arnie l''.rtlaf,rt. 5 p. ir!.;
I'n river: Mwd'ittv.-. We.lne.viays a:id 1
Fri'iiv. Ive Tor:i.o.t, 6 a. "m. sn 5
A!aJ', p. m. Arrive ..rvaSii. il:Atr
P-m J. ' . M .. ;
Ewria eup t Kin-r Divi-i'm.
Manager. H. B. frAii. j
H. L. WiLfcL. At: 1. Opp ievvrt Hou j
anSBt, inpai Aisawy. I
on fcue luutf.ine
'
blackv;ells
To WtU 4 MM NMI
twilii Mdh t MM
mmi Iwimkm1mMi vmIi
torn mnM kg mt Black
ttlh Dwrlucto Bmjt a twf
f (felt MleteateA tohaeco
Uhi ffad tke ontwi twhtcli
a Hit mt -vilttKble ihnw
ati ud haw (rot UieJtt.
mt t
I IIQ
York
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dose uf the
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II I m i n i 1 A. K-
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v
Wiih the
TRiBUX I! reci2iii.fs the fact that the -ni- ri.an iicoj lc an?
now anxitMIS t-give tlll'ir attflltion to holll, and 1.11188
iDteHSU To lieet tl fOndlthni, Iliti(- ttill have far It
' !K.t UUetKf, ttlltll
SHMt Oena'KlS . renewal OI
which Tl:E 7K1BUNE has
w present day, aud won. its
.very "te-iitile efiurt will
ftnt. to make THE WEEKLY TRH'd X-; iire-emiheiitlv
a NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER, intere?tinp,
instructive, eniertaining and iiidipeiiu!,le to eaeh ineinher
of the fanf llv.
We Mil the "Eipress" and "Net fork Wr.ekly TritflEe"
One Year for $1.25,
Cash in Advance.
Add -ess all orders to
Write your limit and addrvss mi a wtnl card, nd II In (ir. V
Trihuiie l ffl.-e,Ki.w York t'lty, aiid a iwiiiple iupy f i,e Xew Y.rtk
Weekly Tilbuu" will I niailrd tnvnu.
Q.i-.; riTzr.A J- m. HALSTON.
&- IS 1U.I1 l.l.k, AltH.ny.ftr
I iAw'tg. "f- I sml awns n.a von . vi,aj srruriti.
" ill1 -i.v. I 1 ".v. roiiiily ni.il M'i ,l n arranii. Uiu
r i VI
V.
N'i s-v - -i
aoer m
for wt anr
tei Utt- ieiifiid .
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U tw -ra ntrzt .melt u. mnai.it'r- rY
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