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spend Your Money At Home.

An exchange utters our sentiments IN
the remark that every man ought to take
pride in the prosperity Of his own town.
While you can earn money in the place
you ought to spend it here, all things
being equal. Few people stop to think OF
the dependence of one person upon another
in their community. ,fhe money you
spend at home i'll indirectly benefit yonr-
self much more than when spent abroad.
The people of the town directly and indi-
rectly assist you in obtaining employment,
acquiring the wherewith to support your
self and family, and in return you could
not do less than to contribute your mite III
promoting its best interests. This cannot
be done by spending yonr money some
where else. Our business establishments
must be properly pa~tronized it we wish TO
see other enterprises locate among us.
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ONCE hours, $50 A. NJ. to 500 p. M.
MAILS CLosE-For all points below Wood
bury, 6.55 A.. M; for Philadelphia and points
beyond, 7.40 A. NJ, l2.17, 4.o9 p. NJ: for Salem,
9.19 A. M. and 500 p. M; for Sharptowp, $3.50 A.
M, and $50 p. NJ.
MAILS ARRIvE-7.40, go A. NJ, 500 P. NJ; from
Salem, 237, APO p. M; from Sharptown, 7.3O
Al NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
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Any person wishing to purchase a good,
reliable watch, gold or silver, can't do
better than to call on White, the je@eler,
as he has made the watch business a spe-
cialty for several years. You will get the
full worth Of your money every time.
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It's so easy to make 1t, there's really no
excuse for not using Knapp's Root Beer
Extract. A glass OF delicious Root Beer
in fveminutes.
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lirectrtG.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
IN and after Dec. 1Ith. lSq0

VII d1U DNCsI TUT Io5V.
Trains leave Woodstown, going north, 7.07,
90 A. L., 1921, 4.19, 6.07 P. Nj. Sundays 7,42 AM.
IA P. NJ. Arrive In Philadelphia, $50, 800 A.
M.l.4O, $40, 1901 ?. NJ. Sunday, 9.05 A. NJ, sos pm.
Trains leave Woodstown, going south-7.3 81
e.2g A. M, LAS, 5.l0, 6.57 p. III. Sundays, 9.38 A. NJ.
8.35 p. M.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Woodstown-
$50, $40 A. M, 1.30, 40, $40 p. NJ. Sundays, $40
A M, Ills P. NJ,
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A FABIAN suFPLIEs-Bee hives and NIX
N sures- j. u. CoLEs, Noo4a1pwn- s-A-4
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f9e unb 9Dfnunsen, bic mir an BEN
8eiu9 Der Raiierin Griebri6 in 9aris
uno on Die beutf9 fran35iiden Nund'
behring's. unb AusI6baungs 8eriu@e
fndpftsn, Tino leiber in redt tlGgli9er
limb trauriger WeiIe 5u 56anben ge'
noroen!
Obalei6 Die Raiferin nidt eieeutltG
in politiiGer MiIfiOn, %fouoern III flint.
lerifder fam. bat men i1e bod i'll Der
tHotigiieH Weile - UNI einen 8erIiaer
5pfcialansbrud gu sebrau6en aus
paris berausses %rsrault". Omar gebt
man u~nfeter Nnf4t mad aud piel 3u
tpeit. sDenn man bas gefammte fran36ds
f9e BoIf filr bic Slegelei BON elm paas
Dusenb G~fateblern berantnortli6 mas
den nil, aaein ss III bod geuiB aud
re9t be5ei9nenb, boB Niemanb in
6rantrei6, aud bic &esieruns ni@t,
ben moraIii6en Mutb bat, 5ieien
59reisrg Die fre9en Wduler gu ltopfen.
9roB ibrer fur9tbareH 8lamage ourG
8oulangsr I6einen bic vpairioten"
bonn G6loae geronleSe5 bod nod
INNER nid)t ibre 0answnrft Stole aus
eelpieIt gu baben. G@Iimm III es nur,
baB bic Mb3li6teit ni9t oussei9loNen
LIT, BOB Der europdif6e Griebe bur3 bic
u%nbefonnenen Strei1e folder 9anss
wdrie bsbrObt unb gefdbrbet tuerben
tam.
Was Die inuere poIitiI9e Situation
in Deuti6lanb anbetrift, 10 miro btes
felbe inner rdt6lelbafter unb bermidels
ter. Wie bic 9inge beute Iiegen, ii
idlieBli6 Naes m6eli6, es III io9ar
ni6t ausgeidloEen. bob Gusen &i@ter
bente Abers Sabr &ei@stan3ler unb ber
Garff Bismard an ieiner STEELE Ghbrer
Der Sppofi1ion gegen bic &eeierung 1T.
Sebenfaas f6tttelt beut: faum nod
Semanb ben Gopf iber bic Nufhelung
elmer foi1en Bebauptung, bic man nod
bor far5er 3eit fir bic @usgeburt Der
6ieberpbantafie eines 5oDbduslers ers
tldrt baben wiirbe. 8ebauptet bod bic
Berliaer ra6ifale ,0oltsaeitung" allen
@rnltes, ibr let aus bet 3uberIGiftgiten
Quele bic Witibeilnns 3ugeganeen, Der
&aifer babe cieier Sage etfldrt, er baltic
gugen Mi9ter fir .,eiten l1ngebeuer
ta9tigen Mann un6 merbe liA1 biellei6t
no6 einmal an i'm wenben." unb es
lit 8eDiB t6@if be3ei9nenb fit bic gss
germ1rtige Sage Der innern politit
Deuti6lauos, oaB bieie Bebauptuns In
ben ADMINISTRATION 9rsifen Berlina
bolltommen ernfbaft genommen uni
tDeiter coIportirt tpirbI
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@iaem alien slr3te, bet bon Der Rrarts au'
ridsesosen Iebt, ipurbe our@ einen oftnoiiden
Miffonar bic 8eidreibung etnes etnfa9en
beqetabili1d den SeiImittels fir bic t@neae unb
bauerube SeiInns bon 2unseni6Diabiu9t
Bronditis, Ratarrb, afbma unb allen Gals.
uub 9ungentrantbeitea aussebanbiet. Aud
elm @ittel fur pciitibe, raritaIe Seiluns bon
Nerben16pG9e unb allen Observation-Disclosures.
NadOem Der DOftor bic ipunberbarea SeiItralte
III fanfenb fdaen erprobt batte, era&tete or
es fir feline PFidt, baS Mittel ieinen leibenben
Mitmenl6en betaunt gu MAIDEN. Son biefem
Wotib unb 8unl6 eetrieben, tanbelte er. SD
Ienbe biefes 9tesept gang i~otenfrsi an gue, bic
es ipiinf6en, in oeutf@er, enslifder unb fran.
36fi9er Spra@e, nit boiler anpsifuns Der Ser.
ifeIuns unb bes @ebrau6s. Senbe abreBe
uub Briefmarte, bsjiebe Did auf biefe 3eitung
un6 ib fenSe es fofort. %. u. No9ss, $40
@opsrs 8IOd, &o3efer, q. q. I2S, 10, lsmip
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Cages Went8feitsm.
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Geuotnr monhersnn IN IN G,eTre
hes u;%t MISREPRESENTATION
SmooIis a,n, GtsTSs,t,stsnhsn @erssS.s
Ssn sr,nSsI a| m"rSsn
Sos Northumberland ,,r M.,o.
,b,no Ssr oTosr.;msr MaMtrdcs a. Gtots.
Ssm;}r;onn"s SAN hot s;ns g;n;a~nc
eys;sIt ssr h;s Gsieooosr gmiS sIt",ss
SssiI,no mrrhs no6 St S;s Gutsrns non
$s5n noo bsn.;n;ot ~"
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Soft bis gum @an6e

Nplt Wv 0hHt
bes @ertraueus - Die 0Ylteller pol
Dr. Cages Gatarr6 OlemcOp. SIS 1T ein
@laube, ser gridaft bc6cltct, auBerOem
aber - it CT eurd baareS @elb nod
betarft. @as lie sir bieten, 1T flr3
Tolssnoes: $500 8elObuns ieecn tic aus
fir einen jeoen Sal BON Gatarr6, bcn iiee
nidt 51 bsilen permOsen. Gle mciten,
,uas le iasen. sic lauiem iuillis Sas
&ifto - fe fennet lire Mcbi3in 3l ses
uan. Durd ieinc mi(oen, idnftiscnbea,
reiniscnbcn uao bcileuben GigenI6aften
srse,at es polltoumeue nlto %permanente
9eiluusen Scr idlimmitcn Safe bon d)rO@
uiidjem 2atarrb I'M Scope. SOld)e fiis
ben ie0en Sag ltatt, no alle aaoeren
Mittsl u~eriaster. SO frast iid) nidlt, iute
idyfintm orin San, ooer lpie lan9e berlslbe
bereitS aultr6t, bu mirft ii@cr 9ebeilt.
GntpeSer bit Su Sciien scwiB - oOer
obsr Der $500. 8ei6cs 5uslei9 faun
Sir nid)t gu Gbeil wcrOsn, icOod crtiue'
ben oaS cine Ober Sas anOcrc.
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Mut. M2nth'S

@arten. unb &on3ert.2atal
auf benz @ouberuments Sisel, sesens
iiber bonn giagang gum parabepiaB.
Sie Snfafen bon 3utF6eu tuerben bonn
8arroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt I'm @arten. GrDBer pors
3iigli9 bentiIirter Gaal. Smporiirte
Weine, feline @bisfies, 2iqu0re, ffets
por3iglides Bier; feline gisarren. 5 e.
Sonntag Wa militia bon
4 nbr az groBes ~Greis&on3ert.
4benbs Ball. 9as 2ofol ftebt
griDatgeieli6aften sur @erfasung.
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0as ct. 2epnarb 6ptel

1T INNER nod am aIten Orte, ON
Main 9la3a, @an Nntenio, often. Sns
nerbalb Der lebten feben Sabre baben
feine gigenthiimer. Dber 8ersualtungs.
We9Iel fattgefunben.
Sic &aten BEG 9oteIs Tnb bieIelben
Die frdber; $3.50 fur Goppel. unb 50
fir einaelne 3immer, nit Rebuttiou
bel Der Wo@e. 9ie 9eutf9en nit IT,.
rem GamiIien tperber i'm st. 2eonarb"
Elm reiali9es, btbIdes 9Otel finben nit
untibertreffi@em Slid.
Pb. g. 2ouabsberp,
1911, 1iD @isentbimer.
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saabbeit fam, ntd,t sebeilt tuerSem


tur@ Iotale %appIitationen, treil fe ben tranleu
SbetI bes Sbres ni9t erreiden fonnen. Sc
siebt MUIR einen Beg, Bic Saubbeit gu ~Furiren,
unO Der LIT bur@ eonfttutioneae eeilmittel.
Hanbbeit pirb bur@ eiuen ent;inbtten 3uifanb
bsr f5leiinisen austleiouns Der Gufta9if6en
&6brs beruria@t. Benu 6iefe 8obre f9 ent.
aiinbet, babt ibr einen rumpclnbel Son pber
uabolfommenes Geb0r' unb uenn fe gana ge.
fdIpGen 1T, erfpIst Sanbbeit, unb iOenn Bic
entainOuns nidt seboben unb biefe 365re pis.
Der in itren gebOrieen 8ufanb Ssriebt iperben
fam, tpir6 baS @ebor fit INNER aerftGrt her.
ben ; neun Sale uater aebn in6 bur@ 60.
tarrb berurfa@t, ioelder ni9ts ale elm entain.
better Sutanb Der f1leimigen Sberad9en III.
Wir pouen ~eiubunbert Dollars fir jeben
0urd Satarrb Serutfa9ten) Sal bon 9aub.
belt geben, ben mir nidt 6ur9 ginnebnen bon
Sal's aatarrb Sur beiIen t0unen. eobt Gu@
uMlonft gircuIare fommen.
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grisFen, abrsRsn unb @IadwunTds

8risFen, NbreRen unb @IadmunTdz
DepaIasn.
- Bei Der 9ebatte u5er bic ginIih.
runa bon Sienit : prdmisu fir bic nns
teroffi3iere CAB ber &sidsfan3!er ben
gapriDi i'm &sidstage Die GrEtGrun9
ab. baB tin pi1fiamer Sampf gegeu bic
Surdtrdafuae her Ntrnee nit ineialiitis
i6en Doctrinen gafIi6rt tperben mtlIs.
vWir brau1eu basu llnteloffi ,iere eiues
gang anbsru 51lass. Gig lie gsgen
elmer; a~nsDdttigsn Seino n0,big fub",
fagte er. .Wir ba5ea has bette SFft
stetcOtps Der MeIt uub ptinFben aud
bic befen unteroFfiaitre 81 babeu."
Das @srt6t lit In Berlin I'M
umlauf, baB Der gepeiene @enerals
ffabsbef 8raf Waloerlee ben bsutl9en
&0ii6after in patis abl6fen tperbe.
= Das ilnsite Sinh bes GaiIers
WigbeIm, Bring Soa@im 6umbert, bas
felt GINGER 3eit front tpar uilo bas
man ouf Der BeKeruna eIauhte, bat
einen &idFal erlitten unb bic f~aiferlis
den 2sib1r3te murben in aller Gle mad
BEN palaif berlfea. SEPT befinbet R6
oas &lnb pieber auf benz Dege Der
8eferung.
= Gum Sber ; Quatiiermeilier bes
beutf@en 9eeres aIs Naafolger bes gum
@eneralfabs9eF ernannten @tneralliets
tenants @raf Don 5dIteHen 1T jebt ber
8eneralmaior bon Bod nn0 Yota@,
bisber @bef bes 8eneralnabes bes Is.
Irmeeforrs emit benz &ange zines Bris
gaze Gommanoeurs)> bonn 20iier ers
nannt morben. Der neue 9bstquars
tiermeifier purbe 1860 @ecenbes unb
feds Sabre fpdter Btemietlieutenant,
tDdbreub beg fran36fi@en 9rieges
pauptmann, 1876 Maicr, 1884 Sbet IT,
lieutenant unb 1887 S6eff.
SIN beuti6en &si6siage conltas
t;rte gebeI, baB ouf ben 9itteuperfsn
Deg Snbufrie, nQ6aigs" Stumm, fetpie
Geitens ber MatinebetipaIiuug in GieI
unb mebrersr f6niglidsbapsril@en So.
brifen ieber fOciaIifif9e Nrbeitsr, ia
iogar ie0er, tpel6er aud MIR berbd9tig
eri6eine. focialtfif6en glnflferuueen
ui@t u~u3usdnsli@ 81 iein, a~usnabms.
LOG entlaHen tperbe. 9err bon Stumm
antportete auf bic @rpsetoratioaen in
3iemli6 beftiger Weiie. st erfldrte, er
made ben Gotialiiter geesntibar gerabe
bas, mas ibm beliebe; Niematlb iei
berphi9tei, beute einen Nrbeiter su Bee
f91ftigen, wel6er Inn morgea' faltbIil<
tig Den 0als oLf1neiben tDiroe.
= Oie @ilenbabn : Directionen in
6annober unb Mltona babsr aroBe
Bofsn RobIen In England be1telt.
Die &egieruna glaubt ndmli6, aug ges
tuiReu ynsei6en barauf i6lisben gu
mtien, baB aub III ieaen @sgenbeu in
Del6en bislang 5wii@en Nrbeitgebern
unb Nrbettern beg 9oblenseperbss Be.
ffes ginbernebmen berri6te, fdon III
nd9aer 3eit eiEe nmfaRen6e 2obn5e.
tpegung. eintreten tpirb, tpel1e su einem
alsemeiuen Nusftanb fiibren ollfts.
9ie 8abnDermaltun9enb alten es 6aber
fur geratben, elmer iol@en @~Dentualitdt
~gegentiber fGon re6i3eiiig gseignete 8or.
f@tsmaBreeeln 5l trefen.
= gu Slren in ber 2~5einpr0nina
haben bic 6ospital . Ner5te erfldtt. baB
lie Die 8ebanbIung nit benz Go6f6en
Subertulia nunmebt gdn3li@ aufgeben,
oa bon ibnen in benz Beinten Der nit
Dem teuen MitteI b~eban5elten patien'
ten nur 8eti9Iimmerung confatirt tuers
ben foEnte.
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PARIS & ROCKWELL.

pbotographif@es @telter,
SEQ. II uno Is WeFsG ommerc gtraBe,
@an Nntonio. Die ollerneueiten 8ens
res in photographer fein ausgeftbrt,
ebenio elegant penn aiht better, pie
irgenb mel6e i'm State. 2ebeussrDBe
@raDon portraits unb ale Srten BON
Bergr6Berungen. Sebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben, um fe bergt6Bern 5u
iafen, iuenn bic Nrbeit bier bon ners
autwortli9en 9dnflern our bollen gu.
friebeabeit auseefhbrt ueroen tann.
Wir liefern nur Mrbeit erfer &iaHe ab.
Nnf@ten hon @sbduhen tuerben aufs
genommea unb ole Nuftrdge auBerbalb
Dem NteIier prompt beforgt.
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: Sm 8erIiner ,pauoptieuma Ii

iebt elm neues reiamehfdes 3miainsss
paar" anssfielt, nit 0amert 3oeci.
Die NatiOnal3eitung f9reibt bartiber:
Dieter Gage bate R@ cine groBe 3abI
profeEOren Der mebi3inil9en 6afuItdt
unierer uniberhtdt fopie berborraaeus
Der prattif9er 4el1te eingefunben, UNI
bic auiammenoema9fenen 8ruoer in
guseni9ein 3u nebmen. Die @ebrioer
8ccei, beren bibi@e @eR9tsbilbuns
un6 tluges Wefen INNER BON Neuem
aufiel, Iourben eingebenb betrodtet !;
Defenders tpurbe iber ben Bau ber
@irbeIidulen unb bic @sreini9ung bsrs
ielben, ebenio bartber oebatiirt, Oh elm
ober sipei Magen ~borbanben ieied; bob
apei Ser5en ba inb. tpurbe confatirt,
ferner beri6iebsnariiges 9enten unb
berf@iebenortissr pulsi9Ias."
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BuaIens N-rutca.eaIbe.

Die bette Sable ber &eIt fit S4nitte,
lueti@unsen, @ef3pire, Gieber. unb Sauts
ausf4las, Gle@tt. ~seiprunaene Sdnbe, 6rDa.
beaIen unb aue $outfransbetten ; fnrirt Cd,
uaorrtoiben ober seine Se5abtans. ganise
SatiSfattiou sarautirt ocer bas @elb piro
turaderfattet. % Gents bte S&a9teI. Bum
8ertauf In allen apotbelen. Dreib, 9bomps
fon & Co., @boIeiaIe.
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9eutS9e Sob Office.

SeutI6e, iouie enslii@e Druid Ars
btiten Derben prompt unb bi1ig bers
fertiet BON Sobn S6ott No. Z
NOr6 prea. Stride. Auftrdse
BON auBerbalb erbeten.
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- Nm 81. Nuguf 1891 polenbet
prof. 6elmbpIB in Berlin fem 20. 2es
bensiabr. Rolegen. GnaIer unb 8ers
ebrer bes groBen Iorf6ers aus fat aIs
len 4ulturiiaaten baben fi9 In benz
DnnIde bereinist, an biefem Sage BEN
Don't eiRen bauernben Qusbruf 3u ges
ben, ben bic geiammte tpiRenf1aftli@e,
ia bic gauge %gebiIbete MeIt ieiuen babtt.
6re6snben nnteriu9nngen, ieiner ais
ieitig erleu9tenben unb befru9tenber
@eifesarbeit i9uIbet. Cine Marmor.
btHte bes @efeierten foa Der Na9weIt
bas Bib feiner duBeren gri9einung
persesenmdrtisen. Cur bleibenben
grinnerung an feline 9eifiee peri6nli@=
Ii6teit fol- cine 9%tiftung begrtinbet
tperben, bereu @rtrug an erfter STEELE
ba3u beitimmt 1T, bic bernprrasenbien
unter ben auf 6elmbOlB'f@en Nrbeits.
gebieteu tbdtigen Gorfdern aller Natios
.aen bur9 Berleibung elmer .6eImboIbs
Mebaine" 3u ebren. Die ndberen Bes
fimmungeu iiber bic Nnfertigung Der
Marmorbiiie, iber bic 8ertpaliung Der
Gtiftnngs,bte @etIei9ung Der Nebaile,
lotuie iber bic gerwen6ung zines ct.
tpaieeu ueberi9uHes tptro baS &omite
nit 0elmbolB bereinbaren. 8eitrdge
nimmt bas 8anfbaus Menbelsiobn &
So. in Berlin an.
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Gallatpa1s pbotograpbii@el

Gallatpa1s pbotograpbif9es
Ntelier, SO. Alb DIE ouitontruBe
liefert enti@ieben bic feinfe Nrbeit In
Der Stabt. Ser erfie &etou@eur Der
InfiaIt 1T Der Dorsisli@ie 9tnE.
let, ber ie In Gan Nntouio mar. st
mar cine LANCE &eibe BON Sabren
in ben beIten Mteliers bss Noroens unb
Dfens bei6dftigt. WoGt Sbr uirtli@
CUTE 8ilber baben, 10 penoet @u6 an
@aqamap. Gin 8eriu@ mirb Sud
belehren.
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~ g. 5. 9ofbetns an Milis
tdr Pla3a berfauft bic beribmten Mits
DEL unb Jifb BrOs. WageH. st bat
ferner Den gan5en 8crratb bon South
genb unb Milburn Magen bon Mr.
Strattou gefauft unb brin9t bieielben
bldg in ben Martt.
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6re6 Gunge's 0rGeftra fit gdne,
Ron3erte, garties &c. @rffer 3lafe
Mufit garantirt. Office: 80 South
MlamosG trabe, San Mntonio.
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

A few very fortunate society people
are rejoicing in u perfume which cannot
he duplicated unless one can capture a
Stanley This famous scent is called
lily Of the Nile. and it was brought to
this country by Mrs Stanley. who had
the perfume extracted from the natural
lilies as plucked from the borders OF the
Nile. Asa mark Of special favor Mrs.
Stanley has bestowed bottle upon a fa-
yored mortal here and there. An enter
prising fancy goods dealer has duplicated
the perfume as nearly as may be, and
has dipped seaweed into its depths until
a grass was produced that was fragrant
and very like the real lily Of the Nile.
The grass was then woven into mats
and put on sale ut a big price for laying
into the bottoms Of bureau drawers and
trunks. --Chicago News.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

A very handsome woman now attract
ing attention in English society is lady
whose title would appear to indicate that
her lineage extended back at least to the
crusaders. She Is a fine figure to look
upon, her manners are faultless, her
carriage stately, her pride immense. She
Is always conspicuous figure in London
drawing rooms, and the society papers
have as much to say Of her as though
she were royal princess, yet she win not
DO found further back than the last edi-
tion Of Burke.
She is Lady Iveagh, wife Of Edward
Guinness, manufacturerof beer. 1t is a
strange rule that In England.a success
full brewer is regarded with affection by
the sovereign, and may dine with her
after he has become wealthy No other
tradesinan Or manufacturer Is allowed a
similar privilege nor is ever ennobled. ~
London Cor. Chicago Herald
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30


Col. Thomas, one time member Of con-
gress, was In the city recently, and among
tales Of the old days told the following about
Thaddeus Stevens;
"Thaddens Stevens was sitting In bis office
one day with few friends, when In walked
an old lady, wearing poke bonnet, blue
goggles, and carrying green alpnba um.
brella. She looked around the room as il in
search Of some one, and then said sclcmnlyi
Can youtel me where 70 find Thaddcus
Stevens the Apostle OF libertys
.s'Old Thad' blushed,
"'I'm Thaddeus Stevcns.n he replied very
shortly.
\" Are Won Thad-e-us Stevens, the Apostle
Of l.ihertyf
'lreckon am, ma'am.
"The old lady dropped her parasol made a
rush towards Stevens 70 kiss him, and when
he held her Off, She saidi
:. 4 came from Bucks county to see Thad-
e.us Stevens, the Apostle of Liberty, and TO
take home with ME lock OF his hair,
"The Apostle Of Liberty took OF his red
wig, handed 1t to her, and saidi
s'There il Ii, maian, Take as much as
you want 'r--New York Tribune.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30


Friendship canes are to be the fashion
with the young women who take long
spring tramps "oyer moss dfell. The
best friend Of all gives the cane which is
long and like untoan alpenstock. Around
the top is tied ribbon with the name Of
the cane donor thereon and the date Of
Che first trip upon which the cane did
duty. Each successive walk Is marked
by another ribbon, which, in turn, bears
the date Of the trip and the name Of the
one who pleasantly begniled the jour
ney. In time Little Bo Peeps crook
comes to wear as many colors as were
in Joseph's coat. When the cane be-
comes sufficiently suifancifedv with
ribbons, it Is laid away among the scalps
of the season, and a new one is obtained
to take its place. The girl Of proper
discretion becomes no more attached to
one walking stick Than she does to any
Of the beaux who are represented by
bow knots upon the alpenstock. New
York World.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

Conductor TO man suiokngg Is not a
smoking car sir, shall have to ask you to
put the cigar out. ii you intend 70 remain
here.
Smoker Shall have 70 ask me, eh; shall,
future tense An right, conductor. Wien
you get ready to ask, III he ready to comply.
Conductor tgetting impatienD-I shall have
70 insist sir.
Smoker-"S Shall' again; more futurity,
Puff, puff.
Conductor Remove that cigar instantly,
sir, Or go into the smoking car
smoker That's better Present iInpera.
tive Out Of the window goes the cigar.
Please be more careful next time, conductor,
in using the English language. am trifa
particular on points Of grammar. yankes
Blade.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

An intimate friend Of the Tennyson
home writes me that Lady Tennyson
has composed wreath Of song to some
hitherto imprinted verses by the poe.
laureate. The poems are fifteen in all,
and although written ut different times,
some Of them as far back as the laure-
ate's early manhood, they were not pri-
marily intended for songs. Lady Tenny-
son, who is known to be an amateur
musician. however, conceived the idea
of wedding the lines to music, and ths
melodies two orithree Of them composed
quite thirty years since) are from her
pen alone. although she has accepted the
good offices Of young English singer in
furnishing the accompanimeuts and re-
yising and preparing the songs for pub
lie performance. The poems, which are
dedicated by permission to Queen Vic
toria, viii be published first, Lady Ten
nyson's music not being given TO the
world for some little time to come. =
Edward w. BOR's Letter.