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JOIHT STATEMENT

JOiHT STATEMENT
OF AUDITORS AND TREASURER
OF ELKo COUNTY.
For the Quarter E:Idtng Jan. Z,
1895.
STE GnSn "F o2 SEE,TsAAnA'i..-
AUDTroK's OFFICE.
Jan 8, 1895
To the Honorable Board Of County CONNIE
-'oners Of Elko County, Nevada
GEHTLEMEH: W" herewith submit our Quar-
tri.y Report of the Finances Of the County
fnr the quarter ending Jan Z, 1895.
Hespecrfilly submitted:
GEO. II. MEIGS.
Auditor.
NJ. Fl. MILLER,
Treasurer
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
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~ line display of silver ware, fame,
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
eIc., at the EFT. M. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are toe
cst in their line over brouIR to.
Elko.
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DISBI RISK NJ EN'rS

DISBT REGIMENTS
Cash asnt to State in fun Of
settle nent ..... ..... 29,05l =
CiII!; sent TO State On acct
Judges salary. >. 1888 90
Cash express Judges salary Ia IL
General county fund. 5000. 5,642 %
Officers salary fund. ....... 4637 So
INDECENT sick fund. ....... 1914 So
Contingent fund. ....... BIG 10
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WEEKLY IkDIPEkERT.

rublished every Sunday and sent 10 any adj
dress, tpostaae paidl. Mt the following rates,
payable in advance
six months. .--.............2 50
For any period under six months. atty cents
per month.
E0tei'd st the Ellie, SevDds. tostu.i,c- .or
tran '',Iest"n tircr.:i th- '"siif -"",.rt.'
lass n,Erf.b
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TUESDAG...... .....JAN. p. 1895
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The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1895:
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Total disbursements. ,S53, 1894 46
q &. o. E.'',H .
Balalance in treasury. 49,, $50 33
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Total receipts. .S9I ,844 70
PaidStateI Dec setl'mt s29,OO1' 81
PAID State Judge, sal. 2,837 II
PAID from county funds12,4ll 80
Paid from school finds. 8 257 IA
Paid from road funds. 1886 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
CUDOWNA DZIEWICA
prZez
Juliana BaczyiskiegO.
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tdplLCClWkO SleO1e ava VOL.
ska nieprzyjacielskie. Francuzi
spuszczaja sic z pag6rk6w
Vermanton, daza wzd}uz rzeczki
Jonny i staia przerazeni. Do
lima re wszystkich stron oto-
czona dzieloie uzbrojonem
wojskiem angielskiem ,kt6rego
oddzia}y, cd ty}u JUL ich
zamykaja. Rozlegaja sic
weso}e okrzyki Anglik6w,
ma brodatych twarzach b}yszcza
ciemne ich oczy, krzyzuja sic
po}yskujace ich niece i
pix. Niepodobna uderzvc ma
tie pola ma kt6rych jak mrowia
wejska zamorskiego! Niepo-
dobna tel cofaG sic / ucieka6,
DO i Cd tylu droga zamknieta!
A koniecznie wypadalo
przeprzet sic / po}aczyc z
wojskiem krola Karola, kt6ry
obozem stoi pod Chinon.
- Go tn robi6! -. VIOLA
dow6dzca Wodrykura do
starszych rycerzy.
- Zio2yc broh i poddaG
sic! - szeptali tch6rzliwsi.
Wtem Z %szumiacej ciemnej
dabrowy wyioni}a sic ma
doline jakas bia}a postac.
Stanela, patrzy i posuwa sic
presto ku Francuzom. Ma
glowie jej zloci sic helm
spizowy; z pieknego oblicza
blgszcza rozpromienione oczy,
wlepione W wodza Francuzow,
ma szyje spadaja dlugie sploty
ciemnych w}os6w. Stane}a
pred wodzem dumna i wy
prostowana i wskazujac reka
ma Anglik6w zawo}aia jakby
w natchnieniu:
- Czego lekacie sic dzielni
Francuzi, dalej naprz6d ma
wroga! Bog i Matka Przenaj-
swietsza przezemie wiedzie
was ma mich i chocby ich
by}o wiecej, niz piasku w
morzu epokonamy ich i
wypedzimy "a morze!
To rzek}szy poskoczy}a do
chorazego, wyrwala mu z rak
choragiew i stanawszy ma
przedzie, zrowna}a szybko
szeregi zo}nierzy, zmierzy}a
ich smialem spojrzeniem i z
okrzykiem: w imie Boga i
Maryi Panny!' ruszy}a zwawo
ma Anglikow.
Zrazu o%s}upieli Francuzi ma
widok Joanny, ale pc chwill
czaruiaca sita tel niezwyk}ej
istoty natchnieni, nabrali
ducha i $mia}o podazyli
naprzod "a wysoko choragwia.
A proporzec chorqgwi po-
wiewa wesolo W powietrzu,
w$r6d ciszy polnej z daleka
tajemniczo sunni dabrowa,
ma przedzie stoja nieruchomi
Anglicy i patrza W os}upieniu
ma to niespodziewane zjawi-
sko. Maly odzial Francuz6w
a ich, take funny! spogladaja
ma siebie, pytaja wzrokiem
VODKA, wtem uderza ich
lasnost dziewicy, jej piekne
bale oblicze i wrzrok pIo-
mienny, kt6ry przytacza ich
jakas tajemnicza sila. Wodzo-
vie %nawo}njq do boju:xerwa}y
sic 2 chrzestem skrzydla ich
..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03

Tabaka Jest :d=enn1e polska, zazy-
wana przez lud polski pod zaborem
prusk1m. szczeg6lnie W dyecezyach
pelrlihsk'ej l gniezniensko = pc.
z%nailsxIej. Fabrykacya odbywa sic
W spo-ob stsrokrajskl.
Mona ]a dostac we wszystkich
pierwszorzednych handlach tabakl
/ cygar oraz W polskich grocer
mach. KtoDy iei zas u sIebie ME
moze dcstac, n1echa] sic zg}osl
wprost do fabryk1. pod adresem:
WrCENNIKI PROBKIw yse4a
sic b%ezp}atnie. = Ktoby soble ~.
cyl mice siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz, chetn1e z MIN
zawre stosunk1 ,udzielajac mu 2nacz-
nego rabstu czyll zarobku.
lHNACY WOLFF
Dubois & Willis ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
rycerze! woIaja wodzowie
angielscy.

Cart W kobiecej szacie!
Chyba same pickle
wys}alo tego szatana na mas!
- mrukneli zolnierze, clskajac
broh i biegnac na oslep.
- Ha, najezdnicy, precz z
wolnego, kraju Francuz6w! -
zawolala dziewica ruszajac sic
re sztandarem ia wroga. Ia
MIA z podniesiona bronia
skoczyli Francuzi, i wnet ma
ca}em szerokiem polu padali
Anglicy trupem jak sciete
wsrod zniwa k}osY. w rzece
jennie topia sic ludzie ikonie,
a Francuci rabia i rabia i
|Scigaja wroga. Cudowna
dziewica mieczem ME tknie
nikogo, stanela ona ma pa
gorku z podniesiona wysoko
choragwia i patrzy ma straszna
a krwawa walke j spoglada
ku niebu, jakby nowych
stamtad czekala rozkaz6w.
Rzecz dziwna i niezwyk1a!
Z zolnierzy francuskich Mkt
ME zgina}, gdy tymczasem
pr6cz setek zolnierzy angiel-
skich, kt6rzy toneli W falach
rzeki, zaleglo W tenn krawem
zniwie Obscene pole 1000
trup6w angielskich.
A dziewica jak sta}a tax
stoi ma wzg6rzu. w oko1o
niej k}ebia sic tumany py]u
i bucha para zswiezo rozlanej
krwi ludzkiej, W gore kraza
stada dziklego ptactwa czuja-
cego Ter gotowy. Ko}o Jeanny
g%romadza sic niesmia}o rycerze
francuscy, patrzac z uwielbie-
MEM ma natchnione jej oblicze.
Kto jestes cudowne
zjawisko?! - pyta z g}ebokim
po&}onem w6dz Wydrykur.
- Jestem zes}ana przez
Boga, ably wypedzie nieprzy-
jaci6f. Prowadz mic wodzu
pred oblicze kr6la, kt6remu
wy]awie mole imie!.
Oddzia}y zwinely sic i skie-
rowa}y ma droge do
obozu kr6la; dziewica re
sztandarem W reku dazy}a
naprz6d. T}umy uszczesliwio-
nego ludu gromadzi}y sig z
pobliskich wiosek. Zdaleka
klekali ludzie pred dziewica,
rece i dziekowali
re straszny nieprzyja-
zosta} pobity.
&C ratuj mas dziewico =
wo}ali: jesli Boza W tobie siia,
wypedz wroga daleko "a
MORE, aby ME pali} i ME
naszych wiosek, mas
/ chudoby naszej!
III.
Kr6l francuski Kar6l VII
obozie pod Chinon czekal
zmi}owania Bozego. Otaczali
60 rycerze, panowiei ksia1eta,
a posr6d mich najdostojniejsi:
arcybiskup z Reims ksiaze
Orleanu. Karol naradzal sic z
Mimi, co mu czynic wypada.
Anglikow jak mrowia, a
on w}asnego wojska czem
wyp}acic ME ma, DO W skar
bic pustki. Do takiego stanu
przyczyni}a sic znacznie zdra-
;el,o~~ L.o,,-~- IL.s1a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03

To tel rozgniewany ksiaze
Orleanu czynit ostre wyrzuty
kr6lowi Karolowi, re sic tax
zaniedbal i re tax lie wojne
prowadzi.
- Krolu - m6wil dokucz-
jesli Anglicy zabiora
Orlean, p6jdziesz chyba pasc
barany.
Me rozpaczaj ksiaze! Me
trzeba nigdy watpic W milo
Boze! Wszak jeszcze
nie wszystko stracone, wszak
posiadamy jeszcze wlele
pieknych i bogatych KRAKOW.
Gdy kr6l m6wil te slowa,
iak pred oblicze
kr6lewskie zblizali sic jacys
luazie.
= Rajcy miasta Orleanu!
- zawoial giermek.
= Mitosciwy panic =
rzek} jeden z rajcow: Anglicy
oblegaja nasze miasto, injury
popekane, bfoni ME many,
ludzie z glodu mrzet zaczy-
naja. Do dni dwunastu dal
wr6g termin do podda-
MIA sic. BIagamy o pomoc!
= Termin "a kr6tki, ably
cos zrobiG! - zawoial Karol.
Coz wan poradze biedacy?
Wojska z pod ziemi ME wydo-
zboze ME rosnie mi ma
- Ach panic = wo1a} lnny
raica: - OrIean to drogi
klejnot w twej koronie! Cd
zawsze wierny hy}
krolom. Ratui go kr6lu!
= Krew moia zycie mole
oddaje wan ochota, ale
pieniedzy zo}nierzy ME nam.
ME opuszczaj mas!
w rozpaczy "a glove
sic chwytajac.
Wtem daily sic s}ysze6
1zwony i okrzyki ludu. Ma
czele tlum6w postepowa1a
<onna dziewica w zbroi z
:horogwia W reku, a t}umy
udu silly "a MIA z wesolym
okrzykiem. = Zwyciestwo,
,wyciestwo!B6g 7es|a} cudow.
"a d~ziewice. Anglicy pobici!
Kr6l stana} zdziwiony, s}ucha
zastanawia sic, a zwracajac
;ie do ksiecia Orleahskiego,
.,opatrzy} nan chwile i rzek}
= Ksiaze, usiadz ma moiem
a ia ukryje sic: jesli
a dziewica jest istotnie Gu
lowna, niecbaj pozna, kto tn
1r6lem, cry ia, czy ty?
Zaledwie ksiaze zaia}
vskazane sobie miejsce a krol
lkry} sic wsrod rycerzy'
vesz}a smiaiym krokiem
Gamma, poprzedzona przez 2
,iermkow. Stane}a ma srodku,
oopatrzyla chwile, a potem
'zekla groznie:
- Ksiaze Urleanu! ME
z Boga lego wszech-
nocnosci, wstah z kr6lew-
'kiego krzesla, kt6re CT ME
Do kr6la Karola, ME
10 ciebie przybylam!
ZadziwiIi sic ~zgromadzeni,
,dy Joanna przypadla pred
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~sprowadzila.
Skad wiesz o TEN
dzlwna istoto?
- Prosiles dalej TAX: ,Boze
iesli o%dejmiesz mi iron,
majatki dostojehstwa,
zostaw mi przynajmniej spo
kojne sumienie i chocby diva
wierne, kochajace serca:"
Kr6l zakryl twarz rekoma,
do oczu cisnely mu sic Ivy.
Zgromadzenize zdumieniem
spogladali to ma dziewice to
ma krola, kt6rego i'm szczerze
zal bylo.
= Dalej prosi}es Boga...
- Wierze CT. wierze
przerwal krol wzruszony =
wierze, re znasz mole t%a)emnice.
re -jestes z nieba zes}ana
istota:
Joanna sta'a z p}omjennym
wzrokiem i p%odniesiona g}owa.
Kr6l uspokoii sic troche,
potari colo i podniosl ma MIA
oczy.
= Powiedz = cudowna
- rzekl - z 1akiego
stanu i z jakiego szczesli wego
pochodzisz kraju?
Jam pasterka Joanna
Dark = rzekla cicho i skrom-
ME = z krolewskiej wioski
Domremy. Cd Fanny Maj.
S~wietszej z cudownego obrazu
ma debie, otrzyma}am rozkaz
stanac ma czele Francuz6w,
wypedzic Anglik6w i zapro-
wadzic Gle do miasta Reims
ma koronacye!
= Ach, czyz ia godnym
jestem takieJ laski nieba?
= Spojrza} ma Gle Pan,
odkad W g}ebokosci upoko-
rzy}es sic modlitwie, / On
Gle podniesie.
= Vice pokonamy wroga,
vice do Reims wkrocze jake
2wyciezca? = pytaE z RADIOS
nym uSmiechem Karol.
= Wsrod tysiaca nieprzy-
zawiode Gle do Reims,
a Francye uspokojona II
oczyszczona z wroga z}oze u
stop twoich.
Posrod rycerzy dawaly sic
g}osy radosci i okrzy-
XII uwielbienia ola pieknej il
natchnionej dziewicy. iowa
rzyszy}y i'm pobrzekiwania
wstrzasanych tarcz i pa}aszy
niespokojne rugby rycerzy
oragnacych czem PREDICT
valczyc z najezdnikiem.
Ludzie cisneli sic zewszad,
aby zobaczyc cudowna dziewi-
e, kt6rej jasna postac bella
sic z deleka, przychodzili il
odchodzili re Izami W oczach
wsr6d tlumow daleko rozle-
gal sic CLOS:
= Z~aprawde, zes}ana Jest
ID Boga!
Gag dalszy nastapi,)
IA WIARUSA!
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
WATERLOO RUMoRs.

Rumor has it that the butchers are
losing cattle and we trust the thief will
be found. Several men have been
charged with that style of stealing
hereabout in time past and with a vast
amount of proof against them; they
still are suffered to run a large. 1t is
time for ali investigation to be made
and thorough one at that.
Sundays in Waterloo have been
quiet this spring. Some slight excite
ment was created two weeks since by
the Santiam and Waterloo ball mines,
but resulted as usual in favor of Water
loo.
We had in view brief write up of
the Bicycle as She is roden by the
coming womaness, but space forbids
this week; next week we will give the
law on the subject, also the terms of
the meat market folks for delivering
four cents worth of beef.
We have not yet received an invita-
tioi to ado" the factory or mill, and
until such invitation is extended the
public will have to content itself with
what few scraps we here outside the
walls, for without passport it is dan
gerous to intlude. SAGGERs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
A Fatal Explosion.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June a.
The worst catastrophe that has visited
this city since the Granite mill fire oc-
cured this morning. In Langley's
harness shop, four story building, on
County street, a new boiler exploded
in the basement, blowing out the en-
tire side of the structure and allowing
the upper floors to settle Into Il mass of
ruins. There were about forty-tive
persons, most of them women, at work
in the shop, of whom only Henry j,
Langley, the proprietor; george e.
Davol, the foreman, and seven other
employees had been rescued alive up to
$3.50.
LATER-Mayor Green announces
that ten persons were killed. Three
are still missing. My about thirty
persons were in the building when the
explosion occurred. There are a number
of injured and several may die, Engi-
neer Lepage was arrested. He says
the boiler was five years old and had
not been inspected for long time. He
says he put water in the boiler some
time before the catastrophe.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
REUNION AT RosEBURG
THE PIONEERS PLAYED BALL
And Enjoyed Themselves. After Parade
AMI Addresses, They Fought
Over Again the Battle
of Table Rock.

ROSEBURG, Or, June Is The
pioneer rnnuion was held here today.
There were many campers at the
grove, and ell trains from the north
brought many more. EARLY this morn
ing teams containing oil and young
came ~ all the roads into the city.
There we:e 5000 people in attendance,
Notwithstanding it was showery at in
tervals tie entire day. The procession
formed in front of the court house at
$3.50 a. M, headed by the Knights Of
Pythias band. In the parade the Ore
gon National Guard, Army of the Re-
public, Odd Fellows, Knights Of
Pythias, Ben Holladay's coach with
six mules, two Ok teams Of six oxen
each, hauling emigrant trains and fol-
lowed by citizens in carriages and wa
gons, forming procession one mile In
length. After arriving at The grove,
the Hon. Stephen Staats, president,
delivered the address, and Judge Lou
ghary the annual address in u most ell
oquent manner. After some music,
Governor Lord and Binger Hermann
made short speeches. Dinner was SER
we'd during a heavy shower, after
which the pioneers played game of
ball, to the amusement Of all. AT 200
p. M, the sham battle of Table Rock
took place on Mount Ne5o, in West
4oseburg. Captain F. G. Hamlin
commanded the militia, and Captain
G. w. Peters, of Oakland, the pio-
neers. The Indians were attacked
from the west side of the mountain
and driven to the river on the east
side and, then were taken to the east
side Of the river, where the pipe of
peace was smoked. The day wound
up with dance in the armory.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
Sweet Home.

Several Of our young people went to
the picnic at Lebanon last week.
W.. Grimes came from Albany
last week.
]. M. Ware and wife are at Oregon
City on q visit.
Miss Addie Hughes, who has been
attending school at Oregon City, came
home last week. s.-
A. Phelps intends to start for Primes
vile this week
w. Scott went to Crawfordville on
his wheel and had breakdown.
Walter Van Horn has returned from
eastern Oregon.
Children's Day passed quietly.
There will be Il basket social at A. q.
Bucks Friday evening for the benefit
of the Sunday school.
S. Evans and family leave for east
ern Oregon this week,
Paul Preston has moved into the
mountains.
Charles sinons bought s. Evans
household furniture.
Dick Malone purchased the pro
perty where the saloon now is.
OBSERVER.
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ST. FRANCIS, Kan, June 15.--A
horrible tragedy was enacted about
nine miles northeast Of st. Francis this
morning. Frank Williams, q farmer,
in fit Of jealous rage, attempted to
murder his wife and Miss Alice Smith
aud William Smith. He beat the
brains out Of his two children, girl
aged five and boy aged nine yeats,
with . hi tchet, after which he blew
his own brains out with a revolver.
Williams lost has first wife last Sfp-
tember, and in May was married to
Mrs. Anna Kennedy, formerly Miss
Dixon, VIII, lived near by, and who
had assisted in the housawofk for
some time. Their married life was
very unhappy, and after about four
weeks Of turmoil the woman left him
and went to live with man named A.
Swanson, neighbor. During the
passed week Williams wet Il, the
house of Swanson several limts, fiaufi#
shed revolver and threatened to kill
his wife and Mrs. Swanson
This morning the Swanson family
family and Mrs. Williams started to
come to ST. Francis for the purpose Of
having Williams arrested. On the
way they stopped at the house Of G. 0.
Smith. While there Williams ap
peared and proceeded to settle the diff
ferences between his wife and himself
by drawing a revolver and beginning
to fire at eyeroody in sight William.
Smith was shot through the cheek,
the bullet knocking out two of his
teeth and tearing away portion Of
the jawbone. He was also shot twice
in the back, and may die. Miss Smith
received bullet III the breast, but for
tunately her corset arrested the bullet,
and she suffered but slight flesh
wound Mrs. Williams, the wife, re-
eeived bullet in the mouth, but was
not seriously hurt. Williams then
rode home, where he completed his
work by smashing the brains Of his
two children with hatchet and
shooting himself through the head.
When the sheriff arrivedWilIiams and
the children were dead. The coroner
was summoned and held an inquest.
Great excitement prevails through the
neighborhood.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
He Lost HIS Dignity.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Jus-
tice Of the Peace Groezinger jumped
through the window of his courtroom
today to escape the wrath Of an irate
lawyer who wanted his blood, Justice
Groezinger heard the suit of A. s.
Newberg against Police Captain
Douglass for 1929 damages. During
the Durrant examination Newberg
was forcibly elected from the court
room by Captain Douglass. Newberg
claimed that as all attorney he had a
right to be in court, and be accordingly
brought suit. Groezinger dismissed
the case today. When Newberg heard
of it lie threatened toshoot Groezinger.
The matter was reported to the justice,
and latter, when Newberg tapped at
the glass door of the courtroom,
Groezinger, seeing who it was, jumped
through the window and sought safety
in flight, Newberg was calmed by
friends end has buried the hstehet.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
Tennessee.

Martha Crowder of this place is now
working at Sodaville.
James BlacBlaw has bought new
buggy
La>t Sublay ;afada and Tennessee
played gan2 oi ball. Tennessee was
defeated. An an lsul large crowd was
in attendance.
Strawberries at Fron&s.
OVilA Swink visited this place last
wcek.
There will te a picnic at the close of
schGo.
Clyde Nick pight WAS visitor here
Sunday.
PotStoc growers have finished plant
ing.
Obe Wallace is stayiugin these parts.
Mr. aud and Mrs, G. W. Mcknight
visited this vicinity Sunday,
Sunday school at the schoolhouse 4
y N, SAsAR'
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
San Francisco viii be Happy.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-A
Washington special to morning pa
per, says that If the views of promin-
ent members of the republican ma
tional committee cannot be taken as a
criterion, San Francisco is the leading
city now actively in the race for the
next national republican convention.
Up to the present time Thomas II.
Carter, chairman of the republican ma
tional committee; Joe Manley, Of
Maine, chairman of the executive COM
mittee; General Clarkson, national
committeeman from Iowa, and Robert
G. Evans, republican committeeman
from Minnesota, are in favor of the Pa
cifie coast metropolis as the next con-
vention town.
Manley and Clarkson have all along
favored San Francisco, and now Ma
tlonal Committeeman Evans, Of Mimi
esota, says he favors San Francisco. 1t
will be seen from the names given that
the most prominent men on the COM
mittee favor San Francisco for the CON
vention.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
The Black Flag in 1t.

HONG KONG, June 15.-It is
stated that the Black Flags are threat
ening to cause serious trouble in For
mosa, and foreigners on the ISLAND are
III q critical condition. In view Of
these facts the commander of the Brit
ish cruiser Spartan has landed de-
tachmemt of msrines, and the British
cruiser Rainbow has left here for the
scene of the Trouble. The Japanese
cruiser approaching All Ping was fired
upon without effect.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

Probably enough has been said here
to awaken some interest in this subject
and il Is hoped readers of this article
will stipulate when they order sugar
that ii Is produced on the Pacific coast,
and show that they want sugars made
by home refineries, which employ
white labor only. Statistics show that
this country has sent abroad in single
year $4,000, 900 for sugar alone. OF
this immense consumption, l,70O,635
tons was foreign sugars, and yet 1t has
been asserted by one Of the most prom
inent men connected with this busi-
ness that California alone, If the inter-
ests were properly developed, would
produce enough raw beet sugar to sup
ply the demand Of the entire U. S.
What a boon it would be to Oregon IL
we could locate in the central portion
Of our territory areiinery fer making
beet sugar. While it is not possible for
consumers in general to contribute to
an industry Of this kind, it is possible
for them to make it interesting to cap.
italists BY proving themselves enthus-
iastic on the subject Of patronizing
home industry. This is an emporium
ity in everybody's way, and little
thoughtlulness if made use Of will re-
suit in an unbouded benefit to our
country.
The following was written to the edi-
tor Of the oreg1nian and signed
"Home Industry" We publish it by
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

CAPTAIN SWEENEY, u, S. A,
San Diego, Cal. says: "Shlloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy is the first medicine !
have ever found that would do me any
good,h Price 50c. Sold by n w.
smith,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

KARL's CLOVER ROOT, The
great Blood purifier gives freshness
aud cleorness to the Completion and
cures Constipation, 25 cts, 50 cts, 81.
Sold by N. w. Smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
In Salem Schools.

SALEM, June l4,-The con mence-
ment exercises of the academy Of the
Sacred Heart were largely attended
this afternoon, and Reeds opera house
was crowded at the graduating exer-
cises Of the public schools III the even
ing. DR.. Byrd, of the school board,
presented forty-six diplomas to public
school graduates. The address 70 the
class WAS delivered by H. ] Bigger.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

KARI4's CLOVER ROOT will
purify yom Blood clear your Gem
plection, regulate your Bowels and
make your head clear as hell. Csc,
SOC, and Sl.OO. Sold by N. w. Smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

Spring has come and now II d good
time to have some photos taken. Drop
in at the Lebanon Art Gallery and
set prices.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

The following was written TO the edi-
tor Of the oregoaian and signed
"Home Industry" We publish it by
request.