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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-06-26
News of the Week.

News Of the Week.
IN BKIEF. cruiser Yorktown. OF the squad
ron of evolution. has arrived al New York.
She was sent home owing to an accident TO her
>teerage gear. She may lie ordered to Portland
July 4..-.GoNernur Bracket. of Massachusetts,
will not grant eNtraiiton in the case Of VIII
liam :. NAL, wanted in New 0rk. Ninal is
accused of attempting to frauduienIly depre-
ciate the lam>on Store Service sccurites......
Hon. Harrison Hume, commander of Post l4l,
q. \, r.. of Boston. the energetic chairman Of
The committee on accommodations Of the G. y.
r.. is mentioned a. a possible candidate for the
position of senior ' ice Commander Of the Grand
Army of the Republic,...At Terra llaute. Ind,
June Is. Robert Boomers lilly Nuno trotted Il
quarter in 81 10 setopd>......ln the British
House of Commons Friday Mr.. Vincent gave
notice of motion that a the Amer can tarlt1
will inlct great injury upon trade in Sheffield
and to British traders and artisans generally, the
House should consider whether free market
ought to he longer given to the competing pro-
ducts OF a foreign country which puts a pro-
hibiory tariff on British good>......The Domn-
ION government has reduced the license TO 81 per
barrel for bait. limited to 40 barrels Tor each
Ne>sel..,...The threatened outbreak among the
Cheyenne> in Montana has been averted.......A
severe tornado struck some portions OF Illinois
Friday afternoon. doing great deal of damage
to property and killing several peOpc....A
house burned in New Brunswick nv iishtniug,
and two persons persisted in the ruins More
than two inches Of rain j. said to have fail en- in
Minnesota IN Is minute>......lIeaNy wind and
rain at the W est causing disastrous trt>het> i'll
Ml>>Ouri....,.I he rivalry between It. Paul and
Minneapolis j. now manifest ina census contrO-
Nersy.....-A decision has been rendered in the
RONhury Mass. district court that saloon
lifted With a screen around the counter and
where hqGor j. served only at tables il not
public btr. whether food is served with the
liquor ei not......lt Is stated that the census re-
turns give New ! Dirk population of g. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

Rush Louis to Wolf Rush l3ithst 81 SHAVE
e nortgsl. > years. 70 600. ... -. o.,.. ,t.-,.,
Ioio-cheA Wof to Reserve Fund Dit y" opu'' h''''
shel I,arlcl 40. - lroOmc-s'. wears, :lU.pV ,.,,
Banni-ter Ellen. Harlem saving Bank W WINS
ave II ~ lf1d.-i ! yrai =. 900 . - =.
Bu,tefwofth Augusta j. to = " Smith es Avenue -
huber. c2alc,. to l. Nage. No 5lo West '9'h''t
"a nSs,S&st AgF ys:s. Too Felt '''' Of
iaruch Simon, NJ sp.,eei. No. 90 East 1-''h'S'.
SGo6en Michael. to Aston No. 80 Chorlton-'t. ?
Fo,,rT' John s to Dry Savings Inst lot LILY
church iarn. i year $1,000.
lam Dora to { \ J. Casanova and another
Motif Of Bceckcr.st , mortgs, y,9r 20 %"
Iicnlcr WIN. to II Wronkow Nos ~ ana - crosby
HONG. Moses. to ] l. Butcnwcscr no 1913 Avenue c.
mawRns, Thomas. to Mutual LIE In' Co. River
ISsycraft, Anthony D. 70 i N IIoag. trus. 13-t-
1.aily James ] 20 Wilson. Adams & Co. Morris
/ Lang Chas II. and another. 20 tlman. 3d-ave.
of 52ds, months $50 80, e..,.-. ,.... =, .o. ~,
Madison. we and s7th.st. year, $4,000.
Mela. II, 70 Jos Beran. 40 1871 "rccnc-'t year.
o'Connor. John to Seaman's Bank for Savings,
Smith John 10 II N Bcndhelh. cor OF oth'ave and
I24th-st a., 80. 49, - A.. ,o. ,oo r,,.
Stern Abraham. 10 w WA stor' NOS loo-lOo iuNlhs-
s,roh Jacob C. 10 II u Macy aud others @6thst. Q
SchcrdinS Christian. to J oliver. 3dave. n OF
l'ch ys 40 90 Susan Murray NO. si7 Yves, o,
wiz. + 81, to Union building and Loan Asso, srds
wesays adj and c MSgrS ,o, s 600 10, and 10,
" Wooey Michari to W ; Louderbacb and others. trus
120th.st Q Of 7th.aye, year 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

lnAINs Lt4ANk as rOLLDnS. =.
$50 A. M.-CHICAGO VESrIBULE LIMITED-due ~
Chicago 10 10 a. m. next day. - 1900,
ED-aae Cincinnati M SO So indianapolis m,
1856 s1 4. oiiio.lwEsTERN DAY ExPREss-day except
4.5o r. M.-NORTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
at Detroit is a. Chicago 80 p m. next
500 i, M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPRESSING Chicas.
oiaenaafbSii Si Mo&STREAE' AND MA.
CARA FALLS EXPRESS. 49, o,,o.lo 80.
9.15 p. M.-FASr 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
PRESs-Die Indianapolis IL 20 D. m next day. ST.
FIkG SIX 10 N@hyRGH PoTGMEEEPsIgES RHINE III Z
II 80 10 80. S55 1928 M also fo or P9uga ugh
sesg'e 10 20 3o a. Garrison % 80 est 90 on % $780, 80
ALBANY UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER. BUF:
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLs.2: 80 10 20. rlo g
e S90 Tor Sba S ua o' and
TROY SARAToGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
AONTREAL-tS 80 a. M, ~ p; ~ Aiiso Troy
$50, 10 20, 10 80 a. M, $780, 600 $40 D. m'
AUIJgy GENEVA AMI, CA - 80
BERKSHIRE HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIVISIONS
M teks m and s SPACE p in Sleeping Cars apply Grand
Central station, or az Nos 4l3 1856 9i2 ana Broadway
Y Park Place 50 West 125ths ana l3Su,,'' s,' as
NewYork 1913 Washlngton-st, 120 fultohst' anu o'o
Westcots Express call, for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through n destination. 49,,
Daily except Sunday Daily except saturday. other
Above trains except those leaving at so a. m, 80
$50. SO. :35. s5 M, and II midnight stop Of
JOHN ~ ToUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
Ten N SYLVIA A
i RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890,

ON AND AFTER MAY II. $780,
trains leave stations toos oil Desoros'es ana '"r""s
s ssSse t. 4. FAST the West: Fsnas
s e q. n sf c6pIaH6us Chicago 90
d an ISgi Lock ave HS and
1906 JSes effTfR' CHICAGO LIN
IS s:s'; Econ s;ss#F $:%s
:S9s' s mon home 0 or
aqo r h2s eHBS2 ss SSP
Car Sacb st tS s sgnSus and c
snRatl II rs p, Chicago 100 p m. and St. Louis
s5oP NJ his' EXPRESS for all Relas. 4.
e e Tes car Mo NswYo i9f Ss a
ePSes a9s S N ''ea
Chieag9 40 p m 9sS: day snd e. tSS
500 i %Sssoi aso'; rS?ss ys;sIs RRs$s
r. Gos Err ri IN SssSS s. .s ss and
BALTIMoRE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
DAILY except synd9y 1o9 ascye % SaT ga
b@GS Soc srf aSa y sso a. s;S 3d.
sa 2S 3o$ 500 e p gu s4e asn gs' s;
t go sGI p and h sna
Car and Day Coach week days, connects Tor Bro"hs
Mills For Cane Nav, ! 90 p. m. weekd
For Old Point and Norfolk. via NewYork Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 90 a. N. daily except sunday and
90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2 10
.. n. week-davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApress Trains leave as follows ,,-n,.., r,,,
~ ~ 800 80, 10 Chicago timited' y WIZ 6a
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lutsd), ana II ~
a M. l. 20 / co. 2:1O, 8 90. 80. fo0 80 ;oo.
600. 80 90 and 100 m: snd o u 10 h s,a.
81 oS 49, 80 h 90 sSd 'S %
D. NJ aud plight. AecOmmodatian' 81, % z; M ana
,,ocE baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables OF local trains apply TO any aek"
agent OF the Company. - ,roon
CHAS. l.. PCGH. j. ~ WooD..
Genera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
p,-s1vrsS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was large attendance OF oidoers a. inc hA-
change yesterday when thirty-sx lots at beu,ou PARK
in the Twenty fourth war. were offered me DOCK
adolns the southern Boulevard anu '"r,are
The corner Of the Boulevard and BalnDroge-ave'
hronrht A. AS for A lot 231IOo The adjoining loo
brought 45 the next 8 400 and other sgd o a. from
&C., W 60 %, 90 and I'm Terrace from 500 up
to 7o5 Among the BUYERS r %eTe F FUSl sad Thc
fomprtition was good til lot had been sold
No. $50 West Thirty rcb,s IS to about 81
and sold f ss%s psyer took
marie. a L,op r,ftx Nftbs ST. similar property Oh a
full NO S9 S %sst Edng sold G to
n ~, ,di;ng for so 500. No 212 East Ihirtl lrst
ST. was offered ihIcestoy private nUnse gu prc cot
.OxI6o. c. W. Prentice was U'0 '''
S12,65O. 49, ...,,o,cs ~ bidders at the sale
inefe iS lots AZ BEDFORD Park. Immediately auoln-
Ing The following sale at Rv% nny GO sde Of
p oreH 100 feet from Central Park. mas Deeh seiu
&C., IN Stanton 10 Peter j. Mccoy, for sJ'' 'oo'
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TUESDAY. June -. 1890,
l:3O +. W., on premises,
1000 ELEGANT LOTS.
by order of WILLIAM ZIEGLER Esq.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS,
FLUSHING, L. l.,
1876 a. NJ.
LONG ISLAND.

1890 l.. VI. on the premises
Within three minutes walk OF the broadway station OF
the Long Island RR.
DELICIOUS RHODE = LAND CLAM-BAkE
UNDER MtNNOTU TENT BEFORE SALE.
BRILLIANT MUSIC BY TWENTY THIRD REGI-
MENT BAND.
FREE EXCURSION BY SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
LONG ISLAND CITY At II O'CLOCK 4. VI.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS IL high and dry and
omnaud. views OF the SURF ounding country
Its close TO tao broadway station ofthc Long isa nd
KR. ut which every one Of the trains that are con-
tinunlly pa ssing stops.
Flushing Il eight miles from Lone Island City. IL,
Churches. schools and stores among the best In
the ~ntc. Flushing has ali the modcrn improvements
and vcnicnccs. including free Postal Dclivcry,n
Building and I.onn Association, n Public Park.
Banks, Hotels. Gas. Water, Electric Cars ana
IIgii- and efficient Police and Fire Departments.
Home seekers aud investors should not let this OPP
poriuniy alp by Of purchasing really choice lots at
nuciion prices
All title, Insured without expense 10 the purchaser
b, the TITLE GUARANTEE AID TRUST COMPANY
Of New York Cnpifnl aud surpu- s2,3oO,OOO.
For mnp-, pm and all additional Information
npply to ii ERE. JOHNSON. Jr., 60 Liberty ST.. New
\ orb, and BOB Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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,o,,r ,1,,I rsT ATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE ihN., o,an' -
5thaye, s. 70 !. .n. V u w", $40 900
Thomas and George hasar anu "a 500
73d:si 100 Il Of c9srn 10 AMELIA Wold 1850
crGs ,S W NSs & a%a 81 herman 1900
Sl; scSadasf TO Nary q McSay 900
''h Edward james mes aud 10 100
S''D' STc.5y .;,a 70 + ii Maia $3.50 $3.50
Rye S.h rla' fS Ss ls s z 4n9 Corn 1000
blG sSd WIVES no 10 M Mari Cory 1OOfc
5ayS 90 cor r, of GSn saerWoSi T. GSacs
so.E.s h'y'%Ty 81 It e Of g:naye aC!HCos
StsdHsn and wlye. to lie zen sch9oter s6;,oa
nISS%s;F Ei5D 1nafs scnox and 1850
12Gthst No nom h EaToch ilN'a 10000
AVE- W.T. E. 70 i i2s joseph 15S' to Moses 70
s. SIns 6 Co w # s1;i 'sl'
Ave 3 cor IoS o; MA 4 1900
oha5SMn, ts. 80 co 10 william N''.l 'l 1880
''f KSpb Ct a 6 go; ~ ra.
s3i.st George and Joseph Schrciner b 'ofm &c
sst.s, Sos s2s 500 and ISIS East John IT, and
George sen 5s ,7 2 1 1Sd pss Es.s same to
Eivcrsidc.aye. :, at centre line b"tween dh
and ;sth st. Sos1l i iSba on 80 COO
Riyingion'Tt No' iV ro aar io' " " ~ $4,000
Rvlngton.st nos 1Oj-lO9 same 70 Abiahan N '-oo'
4o4;,t 90 4, i Gi gI"'O'' 10 500
27h-st ., NS 9, TX M East "'I'"' II 10000
tina NJ rS 3gS ~ ~ n,el Hn,n ~ 10000
l4hsi H. ~ q !. iio,.s,f 800
l4oest zoe ~ If 70 o. r sa'Is 400
7s. hSa''s. :. ' 9Sos I. " Of 2dayc I7loIo2.2,
Ralph cane. assignee Of Strauss & M.SslaNM
g " j Levy
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JUREASURY DEPARTMENT. Orice of the
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY

VEN hAI hAlLhOtD VI NEW -JI.h'i-i,
Time Table Of June H. 1890.
80 a. m. Tor Flcmlngton. Ea,on bethlehem Allen
r,bure Iamaqua. SbamoAu. sudbury. Lcwi>burg. Will
iamspor ON Sunday for Ea;ton B6thchcm. Allentown.
Is a m. for lllgh Bridge Branch and Faston.
90 a. m. Tor bennington. tlSton. B"thi.h,m Alcn'
cong. fas,on, bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch chunk and
ShamOln.
- and 90 a. ~. for llcmlngton; Lake llopatcone
Faston Bethlehem Allentown MaGch chunk MkrSbarrr,
scranton. Reading Harrisburg Pott>ville ouagua sha-
port Through Iuffct Parlor Car 10 Wnlianlsport.
90 D. N. Tor llemngton, Lake iiopatcong l">t.n.
PottsN He. Sc ON SUNDAY, for Enston, Bethlehem Allen
Chunk Reading Harrisburg. Wilkcsbarrc Scranton TAM
aqua Shanokin. ,,,
80 p. M for somcr,nlc and Bennington.
as D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
80 p m. Tor f.aston bethlehem, and Allentown.
and Point Pleasant 30 8 10. II " a. M, 80
As GS Park SUNDAY trains 10 not stop "' ocean
For Atlantic Highlands via Maeyan and Kcyport. 30.
si5 10 80 a. IN, 80 80 80, 80 p M Sunday ;
For Laiewoot Toms River and Rarncgat. 80, s:i5
a. Poi or A 1 Clly vIncland and Brldscton a m
p For freehold 80, sI5 iii5 a. M. 80, 4:so.
70 FOR FERN sT A%bey 80 i5 10 80 IL T. m
''OO a Ill., ?SiNpY HOOK ROUTE:
For Atlantic IIghaGds. lIiahland nea,h ssabTight
MG a5 20 ' p @ SnturaTs 90 p m sunday 20
a. m. For Lakewood Tom. Rive and Darnegat 4 80
For Fib'ror ocean Groyc Asbury Park Point Pleasant
Sc at 10 10 a. m, J - p m Satuida[s, 'oo p m IN
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON

VIA Central II; r. Of NewIsr,cy rhiladcrha and Read
For Phliade uhia at 80 10. 90 IL 30 u. M l 30
100 S29 oo 1o9 800 go aso 20 niSn no
d. M, IL .15 NIGHT.
For Iialtlnor, and Washington daily at 90 II 80 tex.
cept sunday n. 90. 20 90 m. l. Is n ght
Trains lcal Ing al 10 II 30 a. 80. 90. co.
30 D. M 10 Is night. except SATURDAY. night. have
ncrtOn for heading. Harrisburg. PottsNill'. Nc.
For Sunbt Lew ishurc aud Mllau!SpoTt, Phla
drirhia at ~ II 80 Buffet carr 30 D.
l. rs midnight except SATURDAY night) Sundays
Tickets and ParorCar seats b. procured at POI
AS ol4 lao. LIB broadway 737 0th-aye. 2Oi West
125th.st 1874 East i25th-st. New-York; Courtst $50
Fulton.st., % broadway. Brooklyn
New.YOrk Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
proposals

ID ARGE OFFICE BUILDING, New York.
ID Juno IG 1s90-Sealed proposals Will be received until
o'clock June %. $500 for furnishing he! Ifts
inc ahes and ,prnkng stdct Tor III, Building during
H. fiscal year ending 30 1891 Particulars On ap
nlcnfInn. IOEI. ], ERHAKDT. Custodian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
New.York. Wednesday, juno Is.

NoW-IOlk, WVUIIVHU"'' ""''
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room today o-...
story dwelling with lot, No 35S West 3oth.sT6 soss
o,4 r. Of 9thave, lot 5x9s os Ae s1tb
. S;ssT,s lot o5Nqs . Charles Lieb, 90 ooo .
5.story Fat with lot No US WIS., 2,s sSo = wv
q - t0th.ayc lot 25x90 sam. Pun chase SiosEvV 4,
u astorv dwelling with lot, NO III I,'I oiS'' .
odayc lot 20xloO Ir er' ,nmlcyad Bainbridge and
9o ayes and Suburhanst Bedford Paik 30 warn
eiiindorirk and ! IL LaucgerdOn and Others soo--V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
auttion Sales Of Zeal Gs!ats.
anetiou Sales of Real estate.
AUCTION SALE Of LOTS
GREENWOOD LAKE, N. y

The great wide
elevation the
Lakeside n vicinity OF New
YORK. nsa c,b.house docks stores church, hotels 100
now way IN ne"
residences
e1nddu
sale will begin Saturday June e. at o'clock Re,ssn
men, ,e day 1885 A. NJ Full in
to,noation maps and circulars at our of7ce.
THE MCNTELAC PARK, SIS Liberty street,
Chambers Returning kr0 LAKE. fSs@ $d
$3SS FL - Es s%aa Ss' Ss$. f.
SALE TRAIN on SAT- K"'
7a5fM Mo%nShT An
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3nsirnffion.
BrnklYn

-A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS .d sbMi MAJ ~ @ oicn
sept 25 Address for circulars, 1870 Montagae-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

John NJ TOTCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
ronor,I N,r.gar PASSENGER CON
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11


Capt. Z. d. Hagen, WHO IN company
with Prof. Lnhgwortlly Of Portland
he's spent the last Itinnth Hi the Gala
pooia mining district. returned Ls-f
week The Captain has for two 1rs
had great taith In this district aud TIE
last four weeks spent in these mines
has made his belief doubly siire No
doubt has ever been entertained rs to
the richness of the surIacc qurtz. but
some DOUBTED the pernanencv Of the
leads. In the absence of all other testi-
mony one would think that the fact
of these leads having been discovered
and located for miles across deep cam
ons and over mountains, never varying
their course and always rewnrding the
faithful prospector by giving unniistak-
able evidence of the riches of this sec
tion of country, would be sufficient to
satisfy reasonable minds. The unani-
nous testimony of every man who Is
tall enough In his calling TO be seen
over II half-dozen mining camps. Inns
been aud is to-day that IN the vicinity
of Gold Hill are gold and silver insliea-
tiOns (n1inus base metal compared
with which n "Washoev and a ftI,ouer
d' Alenen fade into insigniiicance. The
work now being done in these mines.
and the great developments yet to lie
made this year attest the belief aud
the coilssancN OF Il rev men or nlettie,
aud before the leaves fall great many
who will not believe their own senses
/ will discover that the liberal use Of
the epithet "crauky'5 is but moor
/ taunt. Every great enterprise, rs we
have often stated. must pnss through
the three stages of ridicule, discussion
and adoption. Ridicule has proved
| Intellectual as weapon aud may be rs
deHtrously handled by the foolish MS by
the wise. Discussion promises soon to
ripen into belief, aud when this latter
stage is reached there will be a shaking
among the fossils and "dfy bonest
such as the valley of Jehosaphat never
witnessed. Mr.. Hagen will return to
/ the mines soon and will keep the
readers Of the EXPRESS informed In
all that relates to miners life aud to
the mineral resources OF this part OF
! Linn county.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11
nRowNsvfnrE.

j r. venner, on Saturday, paid
Albany visit.
DR. L W. Starr, on Monday paid
albany a business visit.
&C, Stanard and wife, OF Albany.
were IN town on Saturday last.
w 0. Stanard aud children passed
the Fourth of July with family reia-
tives Of this place.
Harvey A. Stnnard and wife, of
Albany, during the fore part Of this
week, paid Brownsville friends a visit.
VIM. Skiif and family, of Portlnd.
DIR. j. +. Tucker, and family, of The
Dalles, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Carpus Sperry.
J. W. Williams, Of Messy Creek,
Tenn, editor OF the Messy Creek
Eagle, and nephew of o. B. Reese,
NJ. D., is visiting friends in this place.
George w. Cox, NJ. u, formerly pres
ident of the State Board Of Medical
EXamipiers of Denver, Col, who
arrived in Brownsville on Wednesday
last, Will permanently locate and prae-
tice in this place and vicinity.
The following is from the Oregon
City Courier: tsThe performance of
Prof McKanlass minstrels on Monday
evening was received with upruarious
applause. The compauy has excellent
singers end some of the jokes of the
end men are dcuced funny. The songs
and dances by the two little colored
children, Willie and Adalinc, excited
much interest. They exhibited rare
skill. If you wish an evening of mer-
rinlent 20 to Prof. McKanlass' show.
| The troup makes merry over the
because the professor would not permit
the fnur-bit Brownsville roughs to
capture the six-bit seats"
IT Is queer some people have such n
! keen appreciation of darkey monkey
shines. But perhaps the old familiar
! truisn 'I.iSe seeks lkca will explain
/ this As for the Times being s'wroth
| because the professor would not per-
nit the Brownsville iougls TO capture
the six-bit seats, y we will say that our
/ people know all about that. McKan-
| lass may some time reappear, aud the
Brownsville roughs'' will no doubt
remember him. Brownsville Times.
And so Professor I'D (see Webster's s
/ Unabridged Dictionary McKanlass
and his mob of s'bnrn stormers,n make
/ merry over the opinion of the ladies
and tse gentlemen, or as he calls them
'sthe Brownsville four-bit roughs'
who so kindly attended his very snide
performance, which would have been
/
/ would say this Is generally the habit
Of all those evils, sure trick men and
Esnide troupe. who make preearious
| living by bilking the public by false
| representations and who rightly
/ belong 10 the great ''haIn fatn major
4 ity. Had the Brownsville public, who
unfortunately for themselves were in
attendance at this feeble attempt at an
/ humiliation of 4 legitimate troupe, been
other than ladies and gentlemen, they
would have expressed their dissatisfac-
/ tion at the ungentlemanly conduct OF
the proprietor of this beer hall, linn
berger cheese organization, that would
have been any thing but a merry max
ing ~ this so-called troup, who would
element, on fhe hack Of l0ng-eared
"Combo canaln mule, than they are
in their ATTEMPTED poise. before, fortu-
nately for them. . lenient public.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11
STOP AT eecITY DRUG STORE, >,

For the next 80 days NJ. A. Miller
will offer for sale Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, complete, for $3.50. Don't
fail to avail yourself of this opportu-
nity-tle greatest bargain ever offered
in Lebanon. One hundred must be
sold in thirty days.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11
NoTIcE roR puRLIcArIoN.

ItSD OFF7cE At Oregon City. Oregon
July :. fsgB
Notice IS hereby given that the following named
settler has sled notiec af his intention to make
final proaf IN ~iIpbor. # his clsru and that said
proof win be made before the county jare or in
his ahsenee before the coniity clerk OF Linn coun-
y AZ Albany Oreson. on Tuesday. August -. 1850
viz.
ELIJAH b. vROOM
Homestead Entry No. 52as. for the s W. 4 OF Sec
l2 s, RE
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Aibert Savage. James r. Charlton John
Siino-s and Sdolph Iiudlcy. all % Lebanon. Linn
county. OTege:i- ;. 7. APPERSON. Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11

SO Says an Oregon Pioaeor. Ninety Years OH
FoREsT GRegr Or March 10
j have used the ORBff4S KIDNEY TEA and
obtained immediate relief 4 Is Gud bis.ssn9 70
humanity take pleasure in recommending =
to the afflicted am nos nearly niliciy sears
old. carne u Oregon In 1852 in the employ OF the
Hudson siay Conrany. Rud since beeai using
the OREGON KIDNEY TEA enjoy good heath
DAVID NI, SRtE
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To P1easnre-s seekers.

Having purchased the Findley prop
erty at Lower Soda springs, we will
so improve it as to make it most de
sirable place to be visited by those
seeking health or pleasure. VIII do
our best to make it pleasant for those
visiting this well-known resort.
WIN. ELDRED,
A. BLEITscH.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11

At the baseball business but the cash business
charm The Lebanon Express is read by great many
people, but there to be few who do read. To
those and others want that in dead
about selling for cash, but selling cheap.
Now business proposition, better buy
cash and get your goods cheap than buy long time
and pay big profit?
Nscredt house sell cheap; they add an extra
profit to carry bad bills, for they make bad
counts No credit house do business without
bad accounts.
There lots of people in and around Lebanon the
Fourth of July celebration showed and they have
goods and the plan that is better to sell pairs
of shoes for cash at % cents profit than sell pair
80 profit credit-better for and for the
buyer.
If you get the cash to buy goods with, bring
your eggs and chickens and if you have them get
them, raise them they always good cash. and
much more plentiful than the hard cash if people would
only raise them
The day of high prices is past The poor cannot pay it
even the rich cannot afford to pay it. Give chance
sell you cheap goods but do forget bring
cash This everybody
c. G. HACKLEMAN,
Next Door to Bank.