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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-09-22

Ask your member of Congress if he
will vote for a postohce telegraph and
telephone with a uniform 10 cent rate
for kilograms throughout the Union
and a telephone at every country post
office. -
It you want relief, pledge your IAN
didates for your measures on the stump
before they are elected. Now is the &C
cepted time.
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Bids and PROPOSALS.

TO CoNTRACToRs-Sealed o1
court Of Harris county al l. oci%sas
noon on Monday, October T., Sn.
the building of a bridge over u'e IA
bayou on the Houston and Crosby noe
on file in the oti,e OF the county ciss.n;.s n
Harris county, \ good and sutn.,rfl
bond in the sum OF 5000 will be ree.nnrk
fer the faithful performance Of the wv
and each bid must Re Accompanies =,
certified check for $50 on some oahn III
Houston. The county reserves the -
TO reject any and all bids. BY ord~
the commissioners court.
JOHN q. TOD. County JuotSa
Houston. Texas. September ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

LINsH COZ NTER Man fo- "a 7--,7 &
hoe. r. Scn .vupur- Texas d. c1c-.
must Dr. sot~r. lr-sst ard rrfre well
accommodate Address II r9r-es Prop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

a BARGAIN-For sale, furniture Of eight
room rooming house, two squares fron
Capitol Hotel, always fun OF select p sy
pie will oe, sold at a sacrifice; heSTr
can be rented; immediate possession v ~
min.
FIVE PER CENT a week profits Is ~
average return OF my "huctuauon "
tenn send for pamphlet free. W.
Forest % Broadway New YORK.
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room attached, for two gentlemen or
coupe, a.. mo1erA coaNen.ences. refer
avenue. :
FOR RLNT-One large wIII g7--es COON
slli i"o genteme. OF m4rr.ra couple.
Win Or without board rem Cheap. APP
Ply so7 Austin.
FOR RENr-MarkeI n good location
Alpiy ~ Henderson street. sixth ward.
houston Texas.
Two unfHrmshel rooms for rent VIII
Mtn privileges. Apply 10 Crawford
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room, =
PiNal" FANNY southern exposure. rev
mouse, Inoiern con, snlsrces. Auoly lil0
Haploi avenue, ne,~ een Austil AKA La
FOR RENT-ComfoTtably fLrriSNei room
tor one or TWO gentlemen, with d small
family, 40 CaNtcl,
FOR REN'T-Tw9 fve-r5orl cottage, VIII
stable. Tor 81 per mon,n in advance
apply 10 Mrs h. hcenke. corner Dallas
FOR RENT-A sevcn-room tw1--7-rI
dwelling house, three blocks from Main
street; on Franklin avenue gas. water
ana an modern conNecienccs krupp 4
4uthy Nam ard Congress.
LARGE southeast rooms facing co-r,
hol Sc on nrst and second floors Of opcra
mouse suitable fer gentlemen or c,unl.s'
paths few choice rooms for diyipn,srs
"a'S'eh's solicited Mrs. II. NJ. Watson
+ * RENr-one three-room cottage IN
stNth ward - Per month. one S-roorn
o.'asc q Capitol avenue. c.osc IN. 81
We month. Apply Repsdorph Bras. ~
UH kt-N handsomely furnished house
W.'n al modern IMPROVEMENTS Nfrv
eaSap, mus. he req; ed immedia ely or
WI rent 8, unfurnishcd aad sell furn.-
a sf,S - ~, Sa ,, also an eesant .ep-
l6ls CORNER Polk and Jackson H. AN'"''
FOR RLNT-Large house al 151 -.
bIanch corner frair!e ave. all mode.
~ 1.ar,-,rs and improvements. Apply
'''St., s.
FOR RENT-Oae nice dairy DIo-o -7-.,,
TIN WtrG, with two acres of wsii
~ ira-,hz-a land one and a half milss
nlv" SIutt house. For information an
ward -ill pdn avenue az.
FoR kkNT-A nice front room w7-I I-7-5
XII improvements, at 10 Travis s,rsot
not and cold baths.
FOR RENT-one two-story house o.
Ant, cal me. Charires, corner Lamar
ION corner san Jaclnto.
Wan TEl>-A renter for a veceT76ia 57j
lluN farm, ~ acres. hest ianS -.
iy"' I'm; "a cultivation, in Galveston coun>
N1aress '>52. this offce
NICELY furnished rooms Tor ty-o -
ntnleh or couple without children, rs+Ss
reasonable. two blocks from court ho,,sa
VI san JAcinto, corner Prairie.
IT. fuu want three room cottage 9,
zen room house. or want to move LII
on me Lone Star Line. corner Of TsNasi
ana Main. Phone 53s
FOR RENr-E.ght room hous4 IN ur.,
; rect near Pease. all modern cc,-,.sa ~ !
Nnees, hot and cold water. eiectrie ~
ssAung, closets. etc. Can m Lou /
Rosenberg, us. 90 Man street. {,
WANT 70 rent or 10 acres OF land with
nonse for gardening. with pri-les@ ~
Huylng II like il. not 10 exceed : 11i,os
nom town Address 1913, this offine. Z /
FQR RENT-Mason Hall in Mason R,o,p |
tor lodge meetings. lectures. concsr,H'
ana similar entertainments; gas az |
eiesu.c light. ante-rooms new csr,'..
and FURNISHINGS. +. L. Dennis.
FOE RENr-smail four-room COTTAGE.
alse large comfortably furnished .ase,
Win crates ana all modern n, r oo.ns
- ments' loh Congress avenue btsT., ~ e
t-AoraheAe and Crawford.
foR RENT-Floor space on second 49,
Q. tost building. Apply TO G. j. NO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

\ GOOD FARM 10 lease for a term n, y
years, o9 acres in cultivation, Win H IN,
teen tenant houses, 1883 acres IN ~. ~,
20 an energetic bus mess man. with sn sM
csp.tal or teams. % open up new LIN aSa
for cultivation and good ren,a! m m.asd
on lands now in CIVILIZATIONS; rai u,,oa
and inducements offered for g.n "a
machinery 10 saw wood, fence po *.
I've oak house blocks and valuable ~ "a
assume complies control 'i and nanasss
ment. good references required Ass
integrity and financial responsipaTssss..
Address f. NJ. Rahb, Halletsville' vi
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WANT COLUMN

TIE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS
The Pos. 10 Lae frisae c. the rosr a.3
neeSy a1d publishes Advertisements -;
Etaalons wanted Of tss.;5-1ss ~oros q
Axxs three Zines free
The charge for otae, wants" is Almost
NJ nj a.. soc :. ". vh1- AcytnicS AZ A.
u he Cheap Colurnn o. TIE Post - ssrs
70 SET IL :or YOU Especially y ssSa TIE
Case ~
ROOMS TOR RENT.
BOARDING.
A.Al ESTATE FOR sAIXE
SPECIAL NOTICES
SlSlN EsS CEANCES
Ts.f.SN NAL-S
ST0LES STgATED.
Lost FOUND
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED 70 TRADE
BIDS AND Fk0PJsALA
F4.pELSsIO NA-
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED
AANTED TO HENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO But
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

SPECULATE judiciously and you "a,
handing large or small orders in stocks.
coi 'on, gram and provisions; best ooo.
punished and daily review Of marley
sent irtt member Gu raso board y, y
ilIir Shtcen years Rob, TT ". KEN
n {" 2.d La Sale street, Chi,aso
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

piece hPraA u al a at
Slap DrAsT Hnt.f sand Or
sAmnks AIonC cknb ute adb lie bn Ut pei a
ann arp n t.
at 49, M
2 a
lee pl ck ca a ..
new Ores
w pc g J. 25c and
at n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

MAGNETISM Is LIFE-If yuu- disease
- hard to cure. II you WAIT com Z ~
sense rest-1%ai ypl car GET " lns
cei%hra-s5 Magnets Healer, frcies*e-
Arthur. vho-5 --Arr Try 20 Initiate, -
se-e Professor Arthur can cure yc-.
Tx~r-y-,n-se yssa-s pne-7o-sera- beaac'
A.d hypco.s-. kaow7 The wcrs1 over:
II Won. hurt VOC 70 call OF hiI- ~
Caroline co--ef F-R1-1e, hours u = IT,
MCoKs DANCING ACADEMY ow
oee1 for Teces1t-9, o. pLp1-s Ihe'saay
ant Saturday, q: t.ss p Y, so' 81 III
sn5 Tuesday. We11es5Ay. TnErsc@y. J.
s;lk ?. Y. to- ssn.ltMco.
PRIVATE SCHOOL f.r primary pug.ls
ts--.ss. BIS s1d sl-o per r-orih. Miss
Surks, SIS Als-a street P-rSls soGciteo
FAii AND ss--Mie LIZ:
"a rsnah<r ccrrec. e-s rrer AID
r-Ake- ~ Jst1-e' fashionable garments.
wsS1s-r gowns . s,+-s4i;y- Moore Bur
-.s; building. EoaEo-.. Teas
-YPEw HITERs-An makes. rev or ssc-
o.S hand ssl3. -sct@1. Repaired. reo-
s.yis du7,lcato- &-d slo7i4es typewriter
.t-o,s p&as- cz-no1. OIL, e;c- Texas
-rpew-a-s- Exchange 20 Main street;
tsjsSho-s GO. Houston; ecrres pe-3 -
sa.1-6e4- sN-I
CUSTOMERS wan.@i fer CHA t,a-e-
set restrz-., amps % slrE- r.1;e5
pA-x &; y a1S.c- CHA a1- . .1ssSaT.
Co ~ Mar s.-eel- .Lzsas ?. D-Ee.e,
ML-E.-- y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

81 fIth ward. with two acres Of ~ ~ =
ttsr..Hz-i land one and a half nm
nUn! court house. For informatiJn IN.
yS % s50hn owens grocery store. Ffib
- ''- '''" a. ehue. /;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

Ms r r e WILSON v.H -.s--e se:
v. CESS = c----.. ese-ts al
J. s-z-T z-A...rs q Xxx -rr. Sag l- o.
tt- 80 49, 1ell- - Z So g. Q
--frzs s. r.gl.@.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

W AVERAGED each week for the lsa
TOUR years by placing $40: dividends pss
weekly can withdraw any time; chs anm
ngion, Ky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04
Help Wanted.


Help Wanted.
READER AXE ny advice. take agency f5r
Quaker Folding Napor Bath Cabinet: ev-
e-ybc3y buys si.s or well. Turk-sh. Rus
ssiAa Or Hedieaied baths at hoine
-feumsti>1. al blood. skin. nerve and
Etney diseases. osant,hss complexion. l
age 81 Gay WORK SIX hours; no
COMPANY. Columbus. Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED : Asserted comic.
Tfot.2 arsa eannpz.sn buttons hot sellers.
Ply company. a Arch street. Boston,
wASTED-rn towns q sr Or over. I've
aaa cnerseiie man 30 represent Us; sal
EXCHANGE, esiz Main street, Houston.
Two white women ;ha, are rood cooks:
ooe white man .or farm: one white
woman for laundry AMI chamber work
NJ 5. Ainsiie, IA Fanain
vASTyD-Gco3 woman 70 cook. wash
sNeaish q Germ,s wo;-An 9-s:sffed:
Ieiet; one aee1 Apply. ITO san Ja1p,a
LADiES-Cail az Nine. Dundon's and &c.
HcG- dresses made la;es- Partisan fash
1913 70 tesl g from; work done very
ts.f4- = 49,. -E1zS AFeIles
3, WEEKLY and expenses. .1iex7zrIenced
mems . dealers. Folk. Rit-h.e & c..
ISTEI .LIcEET eaereet.c women 70 oTen
~ oH.ce e. u 2 their lccal-y. COOS
fay Z srceesstul Ad3ress ss7p. this o.
-s---
EXPERIENCED sales-nen with some
pract al kncSiesga O, telling ana ia
e7plcaiion 20 machinery % SCI orr
1a,en; es.i :sste-ers Of llH@-al comrl.s-
sl---s -n@F make he belt practically
e-1.~Ss t'lc-se with large zccusintahce.
M. D nee and establishes trssa among
nt--7S ar1 power us~rs preferred;
@Ttncss a.. giving eIpe-euce vii be
sicer@s - l1-e-visTs NTH Ersr-~i
,s.@ <. East*ne' company. - Pearl
SIS New Nerk
wAN-Ep -Fo- kra; work ana % take
c-Te g aorse - elderly German .e--
--l-- =, bone 70 fiEhi r--ly Carl I.rzu
e'-n~- A,z-so and Sabine stress
Wan KID esrec,ahl@ white s4-va-, 70
rH-. al -1 20 1sework r. fA-1ly q
-t--a ~ 1eash--r - t-,-l-r l~si a.
Mrs Wess- ,~s Travis. cor-.r C2.hou-
II I.1rF7-' . r-I171 -7-rE 10
s = 70 w.-E an hAt RE day
g.. 1sess stating terms No
n NTEu--a'~n % cut pr f-7- 49,
49, r--=1 20 ~ co-- ct t--o,s fa-.
' s-'.-e7e1; 1ees,ly. Is -lsor's
az "a. ya.1-
w4.N1ED-A roo4 T3aaer .: s55ll.@
" wAN- aeen.s IN every i5v.a IN
--1-s - as~-e o-r new AL Use @.
81 1T --T--ties exc exclusive -e--
2 80. so-tAera Alul7.a--. On
'"f 30 -='1a {
We wANT - -ea At f=er51 Z: 5-5.-fs ir
.e~ a-'t W-.ta-.
- -- p p-si7=ss a. c1ri-z-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

HAVE REMOVED my Office 20 tha B7rz
building, room eos. and shall devote my
enare time 2 the practice OF medicine.
IT. e. o. hSsS. NJ
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For Rent.

LARGE south front room. with dressing
rc0tn attached, for Two gentlemen or
coupe a.. molera coaNen.euces. refer
ehces exchanged. Apply at .54l Texas
avenue. !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

FOR kLNT-OHe large Wi gF.e. -o0T
sJli i"o EerueUeu OF M4rr.r4 couple.
Win OF without board, ren, cheap. APP
Ply ~ Austin. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

s'h kkNT-A seVen-room two-siorv
a"elllnS houSe. three blocks from Main
tNEset on Franklin avenue. gas. water
ana al modern conVe1ienccs krupp 4
iuthy Man ard Congress. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

FOR RENr-Markei N good !c.afTo1-
Apply ~ Henderson street. SIKH ward
Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

IN kENT-one three-room cottage H.
siN1h Ward. $ Per month. one Groom
a. - 'asc n capitol avenue. cosc m 81
Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

+ OR RENT-Two hVe-roorl -otf4--, ,y7-L
s'ao!e. lor 81 per month in advance
Apply 10 Mrs. T. Hcenke. corner Dallas
@l.. rm h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

= Ok RENT nicely furnished room, n
private family, southern exposure; rev
mouse, modern con- snlences. Apply lil0
Caplol avenue. ,een Austin All ia
Branch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

Two untnrn.shei rooms for rent wIth
nHin privileges. Apply 10 Crawford
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

.'H& SALE----n5 -~g .s;4r.s ge-sar F. ITS
cre . y - 40 ccF e. ~ = u a4-.
-r-- -l - Sr-sy .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

u.
Nams.- wor-s- 'tl;zs .:iss. v-f Eaa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

? PEWRtTEk EXCHANGE
Texas. Coy McI.ausaifn mar
sEr!ters. al makes. sold. tent
4.r-d, supplies for all nachAsss.
tht Remington typewr!.s= and
- Neosiyle dupllcator. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

81 p INn'1S I,r Iuor space on second tioo-
- t0si building. Apply to c, j. ia ~.
q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

~ srzos- cc~ t1- szse tea IL. -i.[E
$50 49, .f.-e ,.4-Ea-1 81 81 : ST.
LA- - y sh-rr.f2 s-,,-~
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Board anG Rooms.

II IENAS ANENt r., wa ami ont-hal;
hiccks from Capitol hote,, business cen.
Ger. large boarding houSe. tho-ou- saly
icNoNn' ei handsomely furnished, NO !
ern ccaNc Noes. transforms solicited
rates reasonable IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

81 EEF-stna 70. FOR rnarrITn5nlsi raTsr
punished monthly: wealthy patrons
persons lIiroducilons. Mr. and Mrs.
DTahe, 10 Washington ST.. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

S.-Eg.L
. 20 UI- 49, sg 1ress
.-.-.-l s1e- --g-r z-
Wa- LIE 81 sr W. = : Ky
tst-E vLars -z- -=-- Es-y
M we -Faf 80 .. 5-r ~ 80
Vt go .f-;s -
ss=a- atE - 1 .1as Sc
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rs S5tsG--i -s-aes = -r Ia;
~ .= 'es5,ol@ I'D. ~ 4-.y -s..s
lsf --r--s 90 a i
Ms g = WILSON vn rss--e ae:
s-arE z-.-ers q Xxx -tt. az To-
tt- IS 30 -esi-eace ~ So O.. ..a
--'rls s. = r-4@--
age-aue f-vf~sss1- Jon-
ll.r.e's -oassg' A-ory = s.ov cEe-s SC $,
- p 10 yio Oh, e9 y; :, 5n 80.
a- tAIsa; ~ sonpe 80 ,sssc.s--.
Seasons az ado - a. p-i is '-stie-cs
.l.s nc -a'-
Us Ntl.siN has rsFn2'ea ~ 9ress-
s-r Pa-.o- = -. MAN s-se;
-
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-- VIA ---z l-r= - f.r.
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49,.
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sa-- "a : - = D.
~ ~ t hHc s-Lr-+s -,s'-
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Af-t A-iFe- lik-.D 1855
+. c- ~ 80 ~
r=- H-.s z-l ls--.,.as.
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OPIUM .-- III s-g Kas.-.'
- H.st-h $500
cte-- % o 3
@t" -c-E
ECrE BrT~ rs-,rs-s-
.-rA@s a, r--s zt-+ - 80
So. ... !. -.s ras.
- .F
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rs 80 p SVAf
Nlsr ---' fsE-- a-- --
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---c E-f'sr1 --eyy-neke- -.
e. % rl4
-crz e. $500 W. He,-
az - $50. .a---,.l.,ss, over
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

THREE connecting nnfurnished rooms.
Just completed. with sink. pantry and
closet, also bath privileges. for rent 10
responsible parties without children
Teierepees exchanged. Apply eli Nc.
Kinney avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

- lHefFrs q tyspetsIa al
iNn Send for free sampler NJ
w Qns Mt Dyspepiic Tablets sla.lsi
cur table Will peraaa rsn,.
feetily cure amp case Of SON
lea The Preston chenlic.l
iansu Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

- HL'-A renter Tor a vegetabie and
~ arm " acres. best land six
;e"Vs n cultivation, in Galveston co,,nN
tlrmsnei house, reasonable t.rms
Address s>52. this ofiice. ms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

IL 1uC want three room cottar. 9,
Zen room house, or want to move LII
on me Lone Star Line. corner Of tau xa.!
and Main. Phone 53s AeAas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $50 acres, well improved rancho
: miles from railway. Price sioO. one,
good city property. Particulars OF r
skAsgs Real Estate Co. SssviuA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

= SAL..--E - fl.s s-.s- t-,sE.ss
- Nr w4--s t--.-- &, Is
So -ls IS a. .--s -
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FOR RENr-Small four-room c0,1----.
sisS large comfortably furnished room .eSs 4:
nents. l5ll Congress aVenus 'bI!'-o I'VE
-AhraneAe and Crawford. '"esn
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
The Crops,

Mr.. Pague says: The warm dry
weather has been unfavorable to late.
sown grain and to gardens. Fall and
winter-sown grain withstands the
warm dry weather, though it, too,
would be benefited by rain, for it
would allow the heads to fill better.
The late-sown grain is in fair condition
while that that sown after the middle
of May is in very poor condition. The
dry weather is not favorable to the
berry crop, though the crop is in good
condition and very prolific. Corn Is
growing finely; it, too, would be bene-
fitted by rain. The weather is fine fol
haying, and the hay crop is being
harvested in good form. There are nc
conditions present today that indicate
a material change from the current
weather. Rain from thunderstorm il
probable, but otherwise there is little
hope for rain.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
THE FOURTH AT WATERLOO.

While other cities of this glorious re-
public were honoring their nations
birthday by grand displays, by
eloquent speeches, and by surging
crowds Of happy and enthusiastic
citizens, the city of Waterloo, the most
delightful watering place of the Will
annette valley, paid homage to the day
In n celebration not less pleasing or
patriotic than that Of our larger cities.
The enterprise Of the citizens, the
natural features such as the never.fail-
ing soda springs, the grand waterfalls
and the abundant shade Of the many
trees, beside the large and pleasant
crowd, rendered the celebration a de-
cided success Many persons came
With their camping outfits and pitched
their tents for few days, and were
thus no; .only able TO see all the features
Of the celebration, but also to enjoy an
outing at this beautiful resort.
Early jn the morning visitors began
arriving and continued to arrive until
the nplnher, was pronounced the larg.
est that ever visited Waterloo at one
time. The exercises Of the day were
begun at the usual hour. The Soda.
Vile band furnished the musice. Miss
llda Elkins, an accomplished young
lady Of Lebanon, read the Declaration
Of Independence in her most pleasing
style. After this the pleasing and
eloquent orator, Hon C. B. Montague
of Lebanon, delivered the oration of
the day. This oration traced the de.
velopements of our country in ex-
Itention of territory and resources, paid
Ifkfitting tribute to our own state, and
Fgave some healthful and earnest sug-
gestions for preservation and future
welfare of the nation.
The afternoon was taken up by rae.
ing athletic contests, ball game, etc,
Who, after noting this days cele-
bration, can doubt the happiness and
patriotism of American people. X.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
Serious Runaway Accident.

Mrs. David Sylvester was thrown
from her horse last Wednesday and
was seriously hurt. Her foot caught
In the stirrup when she was thrown,
and she was dragged quite a distance
She soon became unconscious and
remembers only that the horse SHE'D
with her and she fell. When found,
one limb was broken below the knee
and the other ankle badly sprained.
She sustained other cuts and bruises
but no internal injury. DR.. Foley
attended her wounds ard thinks her
condition is serious, but not danerous.
The accident occurred near hei home
in the neighborhood Of Lacomb.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. A. +. Stowe is visiting in Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Jos. Mayer returned today from
Portland. ...
Miss Ida Wallace left this morning
for Wllhoit Springs.
WI. Royce returned home today
frou4 visit to Portland and Salem.
DR.. f. H. Reed, Physician and
Surgeon. Office at family residence.
Miss Maggie Burkhart who has been
visiting in Albany returned home
today.
Mr. J. B. Thompson is stopping at
Lower Soda for the benefit of his
health.
Mr. Chas. Stokes came down from
Berry yesterday and will remain in
Lebanon about a week.
A. e. Davis has received large
inyoice of the "Bloomer" cigars. He
is sole agent for this celebrated cigar
in this city. Try one of them.
DR., J. S. Courtney, of Lafayette,
spent last night in Lebanon with
friends. His family accompanied him
as far as Albany, where they will visit
relatives for few weeks.
Prof, w. S. Mayberry has closed bis
school at Sweet Home, and, with his
family, is visiting in Lebanon. Prof.
Mayberry has been engaged to teach
the next years school at that place.
Mrs. VIM. Rllea's residence burned
on April s5th last ,Ehe insurance
company of North America, through
J. w. senft, its agent, paid the loss in
full of $1,000, by draft today. This
speaks well for Mr.. Senft's company.
DR.. Elizabeth H. Reed has decided
to remain in Lebanon for the present
and will practice her chosen profession.
DR.. Reed graduated at the head of her
class in Portland last April and is well
informed IN all branches of her pio.
fesslon, and beings a Lebanon girl we
are glad to see her remain in our midst.
We bespeak for her . liberal patron.
age, Her office is ut her fathers, ], G.
Reeds, residence OH Bridge Avenue.
The 'stay at homen picnic was all
right, although there was not very
large crowd, 1t was very patriotic and
enthusiastic one. Miss Abbie ]. Fry
was president Of the day, and she filled
the office with honor to herself and all
concerned. Albert Wight's Grafton
was worthy ofa larger audience, but
we doubt II 1t could have been ap.
preciated any more than 1t was. At
1890 p. M. everybody spread their
dinners under the large shade trees.
Free lemonade was given to the peo.
pie, and everybody voted at the close
Of the day that celebration in Leba-
non, either great or small, was always
success. Owing to lack Of space we
ere pptble ~ give dstsilsd Aeesphi
d jht aasllaA
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
LETTER LIST.

Following Is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the Lebanon
postoffice, for the month ending
June 80, 1895: ..
Ann Conner, Mary A. nuncan, Jas
G. Doyle, i. l.. Dodson, Rev. G. s.
Hanleiter, ~. w. Horner, 2; Geo. L.
Huston, L. Jacobs, Rev. Longbottom
Marie Miller, Mrs. McGhee, w. J. Ray
and George Richardson, 2.
G. A. SMITH, P. NJ.