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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-08-24
THE TARIFF BILL.

Congress has at last pissed
tariff bill. Its fate rests with the
president. This bill suits no one,
and reflects but little credit on any
one. The presidents course is a
matter Of conjecture. He will
probably permit the bill to become
a law. Far from being perfect, It is
better than the Mckinley law.
The long and bitter fight over the
bill has proven that the democrats
are net in harmony with each
other. They have no cohesion, no
well-defned course to pursue, but
are driven hither and thither by
contrary winds. The party ami
mosities thus engendered have
made it improbable that they will
again be in power for a long time.
They have no one to blame but
themselves, and people would not
be sorry but for the fact that it
means four more years republican
rule.
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THE dispatches say tits rumored

1'HE dispatches say tits rumored
that China is negotiating q loan Of
$50,000,0Oin Germany, Us sinews
If war, and that Japan is receiving
secret aid from France. That these
tea drinkers may receive sufficient
backing To fight 4 long time, and
that they will have plenty Of
money to pay good prices for our
products il the perhaps selfish but
deyout wish If us all.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-08-24

The democratic prediction that
free wool meant a better price
seems to be in process Of fulfill
ment. For some reason there has
been sudden squirt in wool since
the enactment Of the new tariff
law. The price has gone up about
2 cents, with prospect Of a further
rise. This is good news for the
Oregon wool growers, who have
been lamenting the passage Of the
new tariff law because they feared
it would kill the wool growing in
dustry. What precise connection
there is between tariff legislation
and the price Of wool is not yet
fully determined. Lumber went
on the free list along with wool,
yet there does not seem to be any
spurt in the lumber market. If
the tariff did it in one instance,
why not in the other? But with
out stopping to quibble over causes
we will gratefully accept results.
The activity in the wool market is
encouraging to Oregon interests,
and if the new law is responsible
for it we are willing to give credit
where credit is due. Telegram.
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Marvellous Cure!
HAnNEy. ORrooN. Aprll 40, ,aa

HARSEg, oREaoS. April 80, '93.
O. w. R. MFG. Co., Portland, Ore.
Dear SWs. About year ago was
laid up with rheumatism. / was in q
terrible state. | could not turn over in
bed without assistance. As there was
no physician in Harney / tried various
liniments, but they all failed. When
my condition was very serious, as the
pain seemed to be striking near the
heart, your agent came along and had q
bottle Of Congo Oil Hearing / was i'll
with rheumatism, he called upon me,
and brought a bottle OF Congo Oil, He
commenced rubbing me with it, and in
ess than five minutes ! was relieved; In
haM an hour was able to swing my feet
out of bed, and one hour was down
stairs. He left the bottle with me and |
applied it several times. From that day
10 this ] have not been troubled with
rheumatism. feel that | owe my life
to the wonderful oil. All this can he
verified by Fred Haines, Of Harney, also
the landlord Of the hotel and several
Others. l always carry bottle Of Congo
Oil in my grip now.
Yours very truly,
G. H. NORTON,
Assayer Burns, Harney Co., Oregon.
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Written There?'.

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Administratrix's Notice


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed by county
court, Of Linn county, Oregon, the admin
istratrix Of The estate Of Alonzo Anes, de-
ceased; and has duly qualified as such ad-
rinistratrix. All persons having claims
against the estate are hereby required to
present them, with proper vouchers. within
six months from the date hereof, to the
undersigned, at the office Of Sam'l NJ. Gar
land, in Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon.
DATED, this nth day Of August, 1904.
HEsrEg ANN AHEs,
sAM'LM NJ. GARLAND, Administrators.
Att'yfor Administrative.
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Racket Store.

Having, opened racket store in Krkpa-
tricks bli. .'lding, we respectfully invite al
% call and inspect our stock. We buy oar
goods h New York and propose TO sell at
Eastern prices. Read the following
Prices:
Umbrellas good cotton, 50c; best, 72c; silk Sl.6
parasois. silk. G5, !, sl.07, sl,52.
Ladies' hos, 4, 8, 0toB.
Men'ssocks, 1, o. 10 and w.
Crash, cotton, etc, all linen, lOe
COrsets 25c, 45g, zoe.
Thread, &c; pins, 2c; n eedles 2c
Rawhidc whips, Sic; j sva, ~, whaebone, SIC.
white dressgoods GJzc,s7, lOllT
Turkish towels, l2c per 1air, PIC per pair
Mems shirts, I'd, Al, 4G white Al, 90.
Mems under shirts and dr. awefs- ~ W, ~.
Ladies' vests s. l2L. l5anetN
Clothes brushes, Toe; hair b tliibes, sc' l3c,
Pocket books, 3, ;, and T.
Pencils with rnbbers, lc.
Other things Ia proportion.
Give us call.
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fcncb tho diseaTed portion u the ear.
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m0cb, th0 biz bug has 10 fame. tho
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Notice.

The Board Of County Commission
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may he presented ~ tho Bonrd from
ard after this date will bs positively
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srIug ara sumner snnrIes.

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The National Literary club, of Lon
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VI lroln MS SulhlHeSS anu reauJuS1eu MS
nerves, which the noise of the tuning had
somewhat disturbed.
1T was very good of you to tune the
old DANES piano" he said, looking at her
with renewed interest.
'Some one had to do it, of course" she
answered brightly, land am glad the
chance fell to me- What comfort it is
to think that the next time those daugh
tiers come to see her they will play to her
and make her very happy-poor old dear. I"
You puzzle me greatly" he said. II
cannot for the life of me think what made
you choose your calling You must have
many gifts--any one who talks with you
must see that at once, and you play quite
nicely too
II am sorry that my profession sticks in
your throat" she answered ''Do be
thankful that l am nothing worse than a
tuner for l might be something worse
a snob, for instance"
And, 80 speaking, she dashed after a
butterfly and left him to recover from her
words. He was conscious of having de-
served a reproof, and when at last he over
took her lie said as much and asked for
her kind indulgence.
II forgive you," she said, laughing.
"You and are not looking at things from
the same point OF view, but we have had a
splendid morning together, and I have
enjoyed every minute of it. And tomor-
row go on my way"
"And tomorrow you Co." he repeated.
s'Can 1t not be the day after tomorrow"
II am bird Of passage, she said,
shaking her head. ''You must not seek to
detain me. have taken my rest, and Of
20 to other climes. - f
They had arrived at the hotel, and o.
wald Eversrd saw no more Of his oompan-