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MARsHAL's SALE.

Pursuant 90 an ordo q sale TO mo directed
hy The 1hiri judicial uislr.rt tourt ~ tht
Territory ~ Luh, . ftai expose NJ Vuuiig
taIC, 90 thr trout door ~ thu county Court
House. in the riiy ui san utC, County OF -All
. hkU ana icrfitufy VI ttah ola the I'm day of
frrtc Der. IHII. Nd D. u'c .utk No., all tho uaht
luo, Daim hud intcfcft Of george D., Negaun
Henrietta lCuu o. Frederic @ iieath, iluuui
cita Heath. huiIo ". b. 1rcwhcIh, Z W
ul,tmhu ami Che ttah Nhtrnsl Uant b cor.
purau ~, doigunanis ~, iu, aud 10 tho follow.
iug described real gstHiO. HuuHtr lying aud
being 900 tho County ~ -HIt Lake, TcI ritdty ui
ttah, aud deserted Hs follusa. 30 Wit
An Of iuist., %, % Iud 90 lu block o piAt a.
touth Main trtcl fU1I'iHu. uIsu lotsa, 4 r. %
2 ami A" iu % Och 2. pHt"A" BE- plated To- stHi
Fnu'h Main Hrtyi HuUIuuH. rHIt iHkr tity,
ttah, tOgrIiCr Win I'd. tud angular tho teuA'
Wtntu, rtfc1Iuurnu ru1 HUUurtUnhntca
tnrfouuto belonging ur BOO arywiao appcfiuin.
Ing
In De- GOD ar lHr property Of George o.
ead1u. Henrietta lU.1uu, trudrlck a.. tcaIh,
liruuDtta Heath. AIuiy ". D. lIuvhc.a { ".
liitmau, and iho tth National usUk, o. Cnr
pnutiuu. at tho 900 U. tIu Nuulosa o. she
tdmIuutrator OF the cslatu OF Harry Wnulct..
deceased,
Itma % sale. Cl.H.
NAT " BRIGHAM.
O.. IS. NHrahal
by IuuH o. rruNuCE, Deputy Mufthal
Dated August ."EiI. HH"H
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Standard Cburcb Worke.

han9A % Esoruaoa. An snoouut ~ -
Ancient fuliaidtsuts % chs Amerieah o1uA-
nont. vrh,sa ~ Ne Land o. MORMON urua
pias,- tNssn frusn uss platz Of Nsph, f1uud
usar MAnchest.r. ontaffa O., Sow York, M
uannatod ~ va Prophs, gus'ph ainiu. gs,
elS sans Fun socf, 500 Fuu Roam. H.sri
f',l Docs tsuisii tise. Faii fcsnIoi. otaoc-soa,
hHi fau cioth, ofnblsso1. ii.ou
took OF Mormon. (iarss phntl Moroosn
hs.rs ont ts1si Losihsf. out, ~ 10 IraiAsf.
tlssi Cioh SIN
Doeufna snd Covenants u "a. ,ns,,h a.
Jesus uhnsi % tatsr-iay Saints, containing
ths hsvslauons given ~ Js,grs Smith, 4r.. M
rf1pAat fir us buiiina ul % tha EinfiIu of
n'd 70 ~ lad dag uu. $40. Putt Ii1aa
no, Pail noan tl.Is. Pail uIal tsullIil $40.
fhl loaulsr, embossed. iiui fni Ciuua uEi
pufiod. ti.1o
noetrinT nni CoYcnanta. tt.ifgo rHuil,
hnf'yoo, Etira Oils 3a5i leather, dua
isioi Leather, 211si CLOTH sif5.
tenri of Great Price. choice .aissu1n
h'u -a ha'oiauals rrnsstpn-. ,ul ysr
tht0na oi iHl.pl SMITH. u.sf if.nIrl gc.4
49, ho'elai1f ~ no CIu.,h u yss1s ,Haa =
lAt.i---J hAaH. t1r35l1, uuL ti,2s.
L'aAa 'nt sLoci Aaah Isa,, rIsm, e..
bossaI. ti..
Asy 70 sue Science sS T-beoiory. De-
usnei a. a1 iutIulu 300 % u.u Wfai Ifiafts
pn' ~ spuias PHILOSOPHY Ha,.r.lu. Lee
ei duyoIuIl0ui, ~ uoi.yufud b. us An
esutl, Ard g. Restored in thi6 afl be tbsff.J
ertsiotmeni 81 anivern ptad. t.a.l "a
tnnu'1r'. ~ raso. r. -rlz rsu 40.
snt'1'sd. tAl,. tui C.uta. suL.assd. OIL.
Ioiso Of warning. An iotr,dususn 60 u.
t-I Anl I'riuul uf lo tLaraA af I,..,.,
olfiH o. taufr-i,y saints ~ rlltr l.
lui- fuiI itlan. aiahossci s1ti Tuli 100.
I'd, o.. timp Cilu. -
'pencur letters. ruftups ne rn-s, prom.
uuH. l|ftUHal ~ o. church of Jssas Uifa
~ lat'rHar .a.ts ~ uff.l Hrslraf, a. Del.
- vuth H G..l aiiat bic tsii.- 900 pai..
reiA uIl.., ln r.p.y 10 tho UHt. w.I.a.
ti'..'' a. g., Boston. Maa4 IsA Ilaa. ,ia.
isa'"i, tIs fa'l g.lh. sa01.aai. ss.
tasuHf. Or af. Uui, D. .u.
ltSiHu Wuub, r-,lu.u ri,ia,. t4sik s.,.
tAi L..1. 5i.i luu L.iu.ea tioU, Lsau o..
etfa f1Hr. o. n. Letter, uu. iisc.
lNieehisni Tor children. rtlHiunF Ole
piuiuiuunt ilsinrr' ~ tis Uutr5h % Jesus
Christ 'i iai.Hr.uay saints ~ ylhn Jaquos.
A"athsL &c.. Cll, Gee. noafs, be!
rapsf cover &c.
1 Compcndiutu Of us da.tFtns. Of The
uospvi, ~ flauliin .. n'shafa. and Ia.
Llsue Leah.r, ON nUU. Lsahaf, t.se
Imitation Leather, uss. C.ah tLul
teady ituforcueoa. Sculpture tssu, arrss.-ui
tu uuDi',pvo order, viu hirtlHs,l nuts.,, .ae..
a., uoe- and tloa. sasaraiAa - siA4shs,
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
FALL FISHING ON THE COLUMBIA.
A Newspaper Susp,nds Publications
Searching Tor Nnrdcrcrs.-A
Factory for Pelainma.

The Sacramento (CaL) EUoniHg
hoUt has Suspended publication. iue
failure 10 alleged 10 Uu due to lack OF
harmony between the propue,or'.
There IL a disposition upon tue part
OF the people 4 m 4 " 10, says tue
Cheyenne (My0.l Sun, 10 OBJECT 10 a
consolidation Oi thd laHd Uihcca 1i the
state.
A silk factory has been established
on the Pacific coast at Pttslumn, Cal,
with several hundred operatives az
work, weaving, spinning nnd winning
ak.
Atthe Whcatlnnd experiment iafmi
wyoming, they nave raised almost
everything that can be grown IN Tue
gruund, peanuts AMI waternul0us be-
ing among tie list Of thingt.
a shvt.ilia Posse OF one hundred
men hes let Trinidad, Co,u., uitcr Tie
mutdeIeis Of young Walsh, wto met
his death recently by uruukun Next
cans nuar Aguilab 10 Las Animaz
county.
Fall hsmng on The Columbia river
began ON Wednesday, when about Two
hundred boats went OUT to tho nshinS
gi0unds ~ east their ntts. From Ml
reports tish are running siacS anu
Ioor season looked lot.
At tho election at Boulder, Col, on
the question Of issuing gJJ,UOO alui'
ti0nAi bonds iot thu pufpHu 90 cJm-
peting the water system, tho question
was carried ny vote VI rs iUr - 81
against. The proposed abolition VIII
require 6lj5 ioct Vt tunnoiing through
sOiid rock.
A good many people Of Spring CITY
are kicking because the eity council
recently caused AL the telegraph iOics
~ be removed into the middle Oi the
streets. claiming that the streets ARE
not vile enough 10 accommodate them
aud safe and convenient Tor travelling,
Mount Peasant iyrdnrd
A prominent csltleman Of Arizona
has returned from the north districts,
where he has been looking over his
ranches, auu says that tue range in
letter than for years. Cattle ate Nil
rolling tat, anu there Will he no such
rush to SILL NJ has been the rasu here
tOi0fr. La the southern sections stock
mas AhNi'hhth ~ lNi NthN va fhAAN ga
the last two months.
a sensation was caused at Seattle,
Wash, on ruesjay nirht by the state
mcut that cry TREASURER AdOlph
ktug WAS a ueiaulier 10 the amount Of
100000. krug can not be found. 1t
D. believed he has gone 10 British Co
lumbln. a warrant Tor his arrest has
been sworn out, KuK was highly
esteemed In Seattle, anu had Hmasstd
quite fortune by close business
methods. IL Is saiu he gave large
sums OF the city's money To spocu-
istOfs to buy up city ecrp at n large
discount. This scrip WAS all covered
10y an itsue VI bonds which II was
thought would be- sol In Juue. The
financial slriuguncy prevented the
sne Ut the bonus, uud over 100000 VI
city money IN therefore IA Tue hands
o fptculatoTs who hold the city's
scrip, which cauu0I be- realized upon
uniii the bonds aTe sold.
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nro % sum IN addition. by its outward
and immediate results. Or. johnson had
scant sympathy with inconsistent and
arrogant industry. mo man, sir, Is
Obliged 10 DO us much ns he can a mnu
should have part Of hia hio TO himself"
Leisure has a vllue Of im own. Il isu1t
iuero haudulil Of labor, 1t is SOME
thing w0 should know how 10 cultivate.
tousc uni 60 enjoy 10 hasa distinct
ana honorable piutn whmUycr nations
arc r.l.5sod from tuoir hrat rudu needs.
thor usst homcly t1il and rise 20 lap.
pier levels Cd grace aud intellectual TO-
poss. "Iho SUCCESS 90 any society worth
considering g. 10 DO estimated largely by
the use to which IT, fortunate put their
spare momcn,s"-Agus Rcpplior IN
Suribncra
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
INInI

VrvfturAu AN.ft tVfffrAsfs pr.r.rss
w i'Ig 90 tta IT, KY . ' 80 w l.. o. .
tl,,'t d,.gI I1,t,'r Ii '' w '"'H .'''. Yl
r,s.rI1f ID, oil. - ,gi tn' L .uN WY
sait it5t COMMIT" sg feI. Al I',, ia
i..t y IL 81 t.,., N 'i g. iu
rngVs, rt I. Us 'r.i lNt F IVY IVY
folowtng doasr.I,si ge.i 6.i6tr. SHINE, La nv
.ai,,.ty - ~ ~. ~ ' 'tWa. In wy
All tpf I'D ~, I'd Nf.,t ~. 'i.N .t
tbisty.sr,eg fii.l va ~ .1't lN
VOW iu tfUat io. az nu.t,9.. OF .t.t,t',. a..
t4gr.'rt Ill a. r.Ft.i y, ......| ID. ,t-
,.l,I .rt r@ii,.l,d b. .'1it w ~
D.. tlts ii.l.. ~. d '.,..,,,... p '..t. " W wv
rat9 90 Ia tt. &c. ,f tt'.t p " ~. 70
Mo, f.tr ain t.tg,.i .t w Ivy. ~.
Tnrrt. raytfi. ...rt.l .etf'' . ~
".rtItt ia Ia % ..| G ,i ny.
a.. rtt1ntst ,i.....,'f.,. IN '' ~! q ll'i'
i.,rI.r t1sft d., d. '.'i "a III al. " ~ 800
ubtrs. . 1890 d.. ~ ~. .'' IVY IVY
I'D lfIputs ,i,f .sii t..i I'll NV. Xxx ,.i
.'.n NY wv, lN, tNgnN h.tl dHl 'i
irtsr'.i tt'.g.f s i,.'',' I, w =. ~. ~, w,
tt'l..,t . f.t XVI lA''' 'N''lNNN '"'
And vte.a.. it az. s1ai. f,ry,t,i d, .,,t
~ '. W. NaN .. NI' ..t'A iA ANlA
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NERVE OF 4 BLACKSMITH.
FORuED A TOOL 40 PERFORM An
OPERATION ON HlMhELF WIN,


James Cummings, blacksmith Of
Sptiug street, recently Itgiotmei a
novel operation on binsUli. When n
boy OF year., back In New York.
Cummings hal his let hand smashed
ina barn duor, anu from lack 0f proper
attention, the Two hnl iingers Of int
hand HiterwaTd grew together as far ae
the MIDDLE joint, leaving sort Of web
OF flesh connecting them. Cumnlnl 4
nunny decided upon "A plan by whici,
leo uld ugAn The use VI his inluIt d
members anu rave tue trouble aud tx
pense OF an operation by surgeon.
Acting upon his own ideas, ho re.
paired TO u Blacksmith shop aud forged
chisel Ia the shape Of long auG
narrow letter u, which no fitted TO n
handle impfovis,d from piece Ol
rough board. Calling n bystandet 30
his assistance, no had the latter hold
the tool Ia place ami then struck n
heavy blow with hammer himself,
CutllHg through the flesh aud ufiving
thu ohisel deeply Into the block on
which his hand wGs laid. Having
ready a handkerchief well soaked with
carbolic sNlve he wrapped up his hand
AMI repaired 10 his own room, where
he later dressed the wOuuu. He
elaine 10 have had rum oient expert
ence Ia the care OF wounds to be able
u treat his own case successfully.
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NoTICl 10 CREDITORS.


Tstato Of Charles j Green, Deceased
NOTICE rs llEREm GiVtN ~ TIL.
~ undersigned, Admins rliriN OF the EstHtr
81 thHr.Os j. bTprU. UtHrntr ed. 30 tnt rrpdl
tors Z, and Hll ruruuH having claima aEalnsi
necessary vouchers. within four months aftgr
tho ilrst publication of this notice, 10 tue said
humnisrhtrN nc Eyorinn Precinct IN the
County % alt l.HIu. lWh Territory
butCd AufuHt gan 1893.
MANY ANN , \ hlr markl GREEN.
Administrators NJ tho estate N charles y.
troUn, uupruHr1s
wuddcli ( Adams. Att1rncysior Estate.
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miseellaDeouS Works.


ur.ou tsrnt... Nyort,. 4, ,srt., %, ,,F,,.,i.,,
og III. 5,strip.. Of a. s,,sp,.. ,b..,l u, al,
. a..
f,....,-,,,,, a., u.,-...
'',.'.,-'. 80 'lauh
w avs
Ne Enns "a 49,, ~ -. n -.
g..t,t, -. . ~, 49,. =.
80, - a. ~, -''''"' '' ~ h'-'-A
Does the IItbis San.,to, po,,,,,.x,
adlssu.sl58 b,tu,.t. pis.. o., -, -, ~.
>. b.. es.,n,n 4, 800. 4. 49,, -, -.
oouHos on CELESTIAL marriage By Ildrr. or-sn
IfuiL ueurgp A. Smith ald De- U us14t1n.
aa
so~srn smith Was he y prophet 81
Sod' ~ 81 B. 10 i.li, price, rsssf -.
A uosiou % uis Decision o, ;hs Euprur.
Court ui u,s a. D., IN ths Coz, az ol,,.f,,
beyulii,, b. Go1fsc = Cannon, $50.
Boat OF Abraham, ~ aau,suusig .-..J
u,Aai. b. uo1. nayl1iis, as.
fhe pFceeptor. b. ylhn Nicholson, ne
III" NuanidiuE story, or n-s---riti
louni iapHf, %. cl1if, o., 0uLt i.o1
angel OF tho prairtts, az Dream a u.
rutuft. ny o.. D.. piuu. To-.
The TCruiun Quos,ian. " Jaha Iasl1f
i1r
''."'A' "''s''a'' ii,-'il'A ana l'.lt'1' ny
w. = W.
go 'A = '''''' N''' '''
,,.....s ,..-, ,,...
80, -. 80. ~.
Near 81 Jubtics. b.,sour.,. delivered Al. On.
-urrl pr,s..fi4Fs OF he nHlsth Anna.
u.asraaaa. Itr.
Wggorntion Of mo isycrIasiin4 Goupsi
iy uHlals IH,..lal1, De-
intcripcraHrv, e.
Voice from thc Mountains -.
The t..-urre.llan. uy ps..idsn, u,asrn
YaguH. ifr.
Guide 90 ,HIt Lao gssr "A r,s ~
sAFalaa, An
SAal moansE ueeorS. SuirN nAt
auitrs. tiJs. lqu.ro,, " 10.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory uf Utah
In the Matter u thc Estate of William Mathew
rem. trcagrd.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVES THAT
~ Mrhlrd NNUutwH administration OF
TIE estate of william Matthew sen. dc
cunHrt, ula rendered Tor settlement, and nieu
~ said court, 300 uuN account nf his admin.
i-rauun OF sad tttlto anl petition Tor nuai
distribution OF tho residue Of said estate
among tho pursOuH rnu led thereto, ana
that Tuesday, the luth day Of Octoucr. a. D..
lsH. % 10 O'Clock "a. ult Ht typ court room %
HHid court u the County Court llunsr, ~ait Lake
cry nud County, Utah Territory has been July
appointed by thp Judge ot said ruurt fbr the
settlement ~ said account aud hearing sold
petition for distribution. az which time and
place any person interested ln said estate may
appear aud show cause, u my there he. why
SAID account should not hc settled und an.
proved aud final diatHnuillu made ne prayed
~. v. MELON,
CLERK u the Probate Court
liy j. 4, JACK,
j. II. MOVIE. Attorney for Estate,
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NOTICE Nv CREDlToRs.


Estate OF William neardfhaIl. deceased
NOTICE O. uEHtUY GIVEN ~ rita
~ undergone. executors Of tno last will
amt tustHmrut ut william NrafdshhII.
decreased, Co tuF creditor ~, ana o. pyrsouH
having rlaiUH aFuuH thu rAu drrtAf Cd 90
oAuIllt th"W Wtlu thn necessary YuuVutfs.
Within Ten months al ~ Ono nrst pub irltion OF
Tine uuurr 10 lhu HliI execution. ut tie laW
one 90 ZOO. 30 Mut lu. EuuWs .ui tn IUH Con.
si tuition Uudduu, salt Lake CITY la th county
OF Bats l.Htr uuh Territory.
Dated August IS, lf.l.
WILLIAM ~. iiAIGU
JANIS utlkWu iru, and
IEIEE "a JOHNSTON.
Executor of Doc HH, viii aud testament u
MNlum llCHfufltlI. uurrHtru,
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NoIlof Io ma sIooKHoLprRs

OF tho Utah Nurs,ry company. salt Lake
CITY, utan.
rpHERE WILL BE MEETING or THE
( biOykholiUls OF tho above named company
40 room Z Crane building, ~ huiu street on
the son G4v uf sept, 1875 Tor the purpose OF
incruasiuE tho capital stock Of hai1 company
aud 90 CHANGE iur principal unlro at said
COMPANY ffum thu city nt -Alt Lake 10 e. farm
uoar sugar House fostonite, 7nll l.ake county,
Utah T.. a. DIV, see
Utsh Nursery Co.,, salt Lake,
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NOTICE

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
atOrl hoI1rrs Of lhu salt Lake aud Loo
Augles Hallway Company viii DO held al the
c0tluAuy's 0nirr No 2A state street. on
Ihursday, thr 3Ist Day VI september, A.D 1905
AT INA nt. for tuU purpose of glrCtiug directors
Tor the cuauinF year and for The Transaction
OF such other business o. may properly come
Sail Lake CIV. Uiah August 2ist, i,gA
D. a, CLAYTON,
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knIIoE Id ORLpIInRs.


estate NJ Jane irrMceh, Deceased,
NOTICE rs liEHEN GIVEN ny The
~ IntersIgutdt executor Of the last
will ~ Jane IryWcot. dcralsrd.
10 the creditors NJ, AMI all pcrs ons having
claims against tnc Halu doralhUi, TO exhibit
them win thr urHushary vouchers. within tuU
months amer the frat publication 81 this
notice, 20 be- Halu JDhn 1rUwUrk executor. al
90 81 .nd East Street. salt Ia q CIV, ~ mo
County OF salt ! axe. Territory OF Utah.
dated August l.n1i ~
JOnN TREWEEE,
INecui1r OF Che laHf 800. OFF deceased.
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Work il good, Noono seriously doubts
this truth. But work isnot tho only good
thing In this world. 1t is not Fetch 10
be adorod. neither Is II to DO Judged,
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SUMMONS.
In the Distric. Court n and for The Thru
Judicial Disiuct. o. liah Ierutory.
County Of salt Lake.

John T.. 'Nebercr. John vs.. HaHam. Ismu
A. Raleigh, Mary u. RALEIGH aud sarah DO
Campbell, plaintiffs,
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER Trust osro

Dated SAT- Lake Cty. Utah. August i5.h. isH.
i,avIius & DrItrbluW.
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Annie d . Robbins. james Davis, john uat f.
Henry Davis, Ruben DhVia,GCorgc s.. Morn.
miror Trank Eugene Morris minor. 4ud
Orrin Ii. Morris, a minor, Defendants
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18
CONGRESS.

Congress h asnow been in sess-
ion several days, but no one can
safely predict what will be the re-
suit Of its labors. The democrats
are hopelessly divided on the
money question and the republi-
cans seem Inclined to let their op
fQnents fight it out among them
selves. which is natural. Con
gress evidently wants the Sher-
man law repealed, but this will
not be done unless some other
law, favorable to silver, is agreed
upon All is doubt and uncertain
ity.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18
Lebanon Express.
II. Y. KIRKPATRICK.
bditor : and Proprietor,
THE GOVERNOR.

The Governor is always on the
look out for the good Of the poor
man-when there is a snap il it
for him. He is now agitating the
question Of calling the legislature
together for the purpose Of passing
alaw to stay executions one year.
Aside from the demagogism Of the
move, this is question we'll
worth earnest consideration. II is
undoubtedly true that to attempt
toenforce Judgments already had
and those to be had within the
next year, would we'll nigh bank
rupt the people. Money is 50
scarce, that even honest effort can
not secure it. People who would
pay cannot now dos and with
wheat ana oats belowtne cost Of
production, there is nothing but
distress before the farmers and
laberers. Merchants would like
wise be greatly relieved BY this
one year Of grace. Ii fact, the
great majority Of the people would
be benefited by it. Still this, as
all8other devices, would iniurJ
many while it favored many. The
costs Of an extra session would bt
an item to be eonsiderd,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

The State Of Iowa, in which
there have been no bank failures,
produced in 1891, butter to the
value Of $3S,74S,1 crops were
valued at $1o5,S63 ,4S3; and hay
and corn to the valne Of $I46,51S-,
5SS. Her combined products ex-
ceed the value Of the total output
efgoll. petroleum, silver, anthra-
site eDaI ana pig iron in the Unit
I'd States. There was no protect
iOn on fowa,s products and this is
sufficient explanation why there
have been no bank failures to rec
ord in, that state.---Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

This is a most excellent time
for investment in Lebanon real
estate. Good property can now be
bought here and hereabouts much
cheaper than it will bring in the
near future. Prudent and fore
handed people will buy now, and
not wait until inevitable advances
come. There is no property on
earth surer Of reasonable returns
than Lebanon real estate at pres
snt prices.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

The Northern Pacific railrord
was placed in the hands Of re-
eeiver Wednesday, on application
nt the Farmers Loan y Trust Co.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed; Thomas r. 0akes, OF
New FORK; ". u PINE, Of Mil.
waukee, and Harry Lfnuse, presl-
dent Of the Missouri, Kansas d
Texas Railroad Company. Mr..
0akes is president of the company,
and the movement was evidently
made on the request of the OIL
cials.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18
Lebanon has the hest system Of
electric lightssnd water works of
any city in the state OF its size.

The Sherman act must follow
the Republican party into oblivion.
So must the Mckinley outrage
Both are closely allied to the pres
ent financial condition Of the coun-
try, and the sooner they are mat
tiers Of history the more speedy
will be the revival Of business
They arerelics Of past legislation
which cannot be DESTROYED too
soon for the good Of the country,
Dispatch.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

Let our Republican friends re-
member that ali the calamity they
are houling about is here under
the laws passed by a Congress Of
their own. and signed by President
Harrison. The responsibility
rests upon their shoulders and not
upon the Democrats. But it is a
bad time to stop now aud Inquire
who did it. The frstthing should
be a removal Of the causes and
then quarrel afterwards.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

The way to make Times hard
and money scarce, is tolock it up.
Don't spend q cent, stop public as
well as private improvements and
throw men out Of employment.
This is the policy advocated BY
the alarmist and financial coward.
Dispatch.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

It has been definitely determin-
ed TO hold the Mid-winter fair in
Golden Gate park and the work Of
preparing the grounds is to be
eonlmencsd atss once.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

The attendance at the Worlds
Fair Is increasing daily. Over 150-
Goo were at the White City yester-
day. Low railroad rates has this
effect.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-18

WitA the fire protection that we
now have, Lebanon should have
lower rates on insurance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-06-09

the cteafer Dy Gu, -uvrriBi~ . ,sssp.. .a.,
FIRE which was leaping from one house
to another till the whole village was en-
veloped in mass of fame.
"Ilow it was that at this moment, in
spite of my gaping wound, found
strength to move aud even to get up
from the ground is more than | can ex-
plain. Just as the state has the power
Of comforting special privileges when
exceptional circumstances seem TO de-
mand it, so undoubtedly there are mira
cles that are effected by the will Of
heaven.
II got up, terrible as demon of ven
geance, and quietly moved behind the
cowardly German.
"Coldly, without trembling or hcsi-
tating, u murderer in the cause Of JUS
tice, summoned to my aid more
strength than | thought | possessed aud
plunged my long hunting knife up to
its hilt in the back of the unsuspecting
monster. The blade was keen AZ a
razor aud sharpenod on both sides like
a two-edged sword. 1t pierced the heart
from behind and remained stuck fast
like n cross.
'rrhe next instant the heated blood
poured with great throbbing jets out of
the mans mouth, and few Drops fell
upon the petals Of the bunch of roses in
Roses bosom"
Angelus Rucl stopped for moment.
His memories seemed to choke him.
"War is horrible indeed. is it not ?"
lIo went on after long pause.
"Rose Launois has been out Of her
mind for several years.
"The dignifed woman who received
you was Rose, and she then became the
companion of my life.
al love her ~ my own child. We
1.-Two lonely life here; no one comes TO
see us. Mile Rose Is very fond of gar
dening. She keeps that beautiful little
garden you see from these windows. but
there are no rose trees there She is
afraid Of roses. especially rcd roses.
The sight of these flowers will bring on
fit. But some day | may give her a
bouquet Of them"
"And what day would you choose p
| asked.
1.-THE day when her brain can nc
longer receive shock, when there is
no danger Of the beautiful flowers caus-
ing her fear--'he day when she lie.
dead under the turf"