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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19
IIIt OOI. INIlIII


i,N,n ." in"mN 81 the Principal ImIu-,r,
81 tbs I"rtit"rN.
Ia u -Irrch made hN the Hon. " j
BRYAN, un January ~. 1854. III the s"c"Ih
-",~l"n ui IA" tIrN.tmrd CONGRESS, in
favor ul the Wilson Inn hr said speak
lug f"r myself, II l. imnntrrlal IN my
"pin,"n whether Ia" sheep grower r..
rrN"- ANY benefit from the tarln ~ not
! am Tor Tree w~l. III ORDER that ullt
""'l"ll manufacturer" unhurirIri hy u
tax on foreign wpul AMI unlnrirnri l., n
III" tax upon h"u" grown wool. may
Manufacture Tor WIDER market
lln- same grut"lunl Wa nl-n i mem
TIER "l III" '"nnltt"" ION WAYS and Means.
hpl"lnt"d hI SPEAKER Irl-p. and assisted
~ training what l. nuw knuWIl ~ the
v ll~nn Free Trade hill. Ia" said " ll-on
lll placed wW'l on the free list, h r..
mNlng tho duty ui eleven cents Irt
pound Nhlrlr had h"ru placed nn w,sl hy
IL" Mckinley TN, IN making this
change, IL" w~i industry IT tins rnun
Try received the worst blow that cuIild
I"'~~lNll l." dealt Ia II, aud one that will
cause it, ntlr" destruction should
prompt lIra-lIfr- hot h taken Ia rrni,siN
the evil AMI night the wrong, h, rrstnt
ing the duty AT the first aNallahlr opI~r
tuuity. II l. certain "" cannot luok Ia
Mi Bryan Tor any assistance.
II l. almost a daily occurrence Ia see
rambling arteries on H"nl pflnt'si ~ our
papers, ESPECIALLY IN lhO-r that favor Ill
Nrt. outlining IN" cause II the present
-lagnalion IN business The, try Ia
point ont that the tarlll has nothing t.
de- with II, The, a-k such questions ~
"lluH viii protection hrl,llt the w"l
gnw"r, p" "Mhrn viii h. sell hi wu"l
AT IA" Increased price,
They also saN that lhrr".i"nrlh- "f our
w"ul"I mills ~" rlu-'d, ani which t.
ahout the uulN true Statement th"l
MAKE. hui when thrN SAY they did mo-
rl,-r h,raO~r they had ~ protection. and
that the protection "Il the Manufacture
pr"lurl l. ~ great nuw ~ II ~a- undrI
IA" NrkulrI taflti, II l. either ign"r.
hnr" "u their part ~ u ir-If" I" uu-l"ad
llnp-, Wlo ifr not familiar with Tia tain
aW-.
Ia" statement that the manufacturer
II getting the S,nl Tor less money than
ever hrlnrr. Is also tT'u', hut Why T. this
irur' simply h"rau-r our eastern mar.
krt- hrr loaded down With wol shlpp,d
into this country from all parts II the
world, aud grown IN countries where
land aud lalor c,r.l- it'll" ~ nothing, In
comparison with our cost, aud all this
wa done under free trade aud when Me
klnlry'- dut! ot eleven cents per pound
WI, cut III,
VII, Is II that thrrriourths II our
mills are idle; Simpl, BECAUSE manu-.
iaclurrd go'ds were shipprd into this
country from all parts OF the world. IN
the same proportions a. wool, and bs-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

cue The effects ~ su. % 5t.''a,'s a.. ..
hunted g. me-, lr,i Nf., Nmi.''s l.' -
tend u,.f ,nr VN.', luul, ir'htf. r.
r,i,,- %, mt U.''rd ard thIs 90 'u.-
di.lu'' the .Ny'.'l.u Nlt't that iN'.
~ u.'..y ,'.' i'u No" uuul., me-, IL,
WITH rHid., n,'f,r tu' rr't ig'..
woman l. 900 go, -''Nu ,'i 'uil 60 in' ,..gs
Women rr ".'u'IH. " u'g 'g'h' .H "a'
t'is /. Nuuing g. 'l,H .''h 90
ui W. 40 uh. '.'''' j." r',
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

~" rpuhllrdll, ui prrrIur' o. a., 10
'I'"l &" m"ri At thr san i"Ipr nulI At
'. "u saturday H,luug >rpl o. Goo
on" pufIo'' "i urgaulItug NrhmiN ~,
"'.IlrW rlul' M upthlIru- 900 ON"
u"luri a." luN It"d tu atl"ui NhI.rN
\ Rankin viii hN" all ihr uINus,
N.u rmpl"l" '.i lhr r.m'.t tul r,u
...'n'" OF Ilu-' wun tturm 90 D.. %
i'''"' That = rlul - So u,wnrI NIIi
...r .tuHl.j 900 tua pi,.0ur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19
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l,u University.
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u"m IA" m''r-lN "l \"nia-ka. II" ~a-
Will advanced IA the college cuut-r oi
that university. hut IA luuklu- uN,I our
r.ur-r- b" toured ilmu hn roui .prud a
,rar AZ tm' nN"r-IN e. h, advantage.
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duties VI Nlrl lrm \uNA scotia. "A
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whn l.,. al-",luu" r,u-r, rtlIr uul,"l
IT. Nuik.Arri Wuu is tu Nprtn'irrd and
-urrr--lu urAr'rr. h,- rnlrri lor tho
uufuhl rpur-r Nj. N,hi Ng"f. who
-pru, last year ~ , ,l,' ana ~ lr.,rAIus.
J., al-" ~ tht- N,.u., u"imL ruui-r. ani
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noW At IAN Nloulo. wiu hoIi, degree 1T
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nnd that Won hive strong rnur ."~ lnhp,I
~htlI hr ms newt W,rk Another pt.ul.
rIuy lralr,rr III tn. ,rnr. work l. the
large number ul the ,ra,lu,r,- ni ll,rIIli,
IlIrh -rh,aI AMI ui i NInrrut'- ,rrIrlr,
that hNr.rntrfri the nnrt,ItN these
all show careful tr,lnlnv \ much hrp.t
pnrtlun ui M, u,hrr students h,Nr.,u.
tr,ri tn rr,u,,f ruur,r- Than ever L.
fore
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19
tASt Las VEGAS ALI RlGHt
II ilcstS iull Delegation Of Straight
out anJ ont Republicans


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19
vIiKIY CROP BUllrnS.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

Las Vegas lAg" NJ, /, |. -. -, +, At IL
regular meeting last night gTr"l'd v. 4.
GlYrnp, the newly rlrci.d grand master
~ the Nr~ MeNlco jurisdiction. and gave
him hearty welcome. Jss. 7. Newhali.
grand representative, made The pIssrals.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

~ i. Waiter t"Wkr- Mr. h"Wk"- amt
w Walter linugh, at thu ~mlll-uuliu
institution. Nhu hfr ~u"ndlHg - tr~ dn~
NO NlhNJu"iuir. hHN" frr"ntN tiuTl,'i
tom th" NwIul and /uul Indian Tr-rINa-
liuu-, Wlt"r" they lHN" been engaged III
lnI"fihnl dIrhu' ,lurlrhl explorations iuf
the last three uuntl~ hr f,'-ult~ III the
expedition VT" NrtN satisfactory AMI 81
sIrdt ~Cl"utllc value. Ines" "NIlutrt~
nav" forwarded |" thr Smithsonian a
IrI" collection ui ancient objects Witch
hiN" teen "NChN Htrd from The runs u"Ht
Wluslnw. lhNrI lass Hud the N"lul
reservation hr collection numbers over
$50 ~vwrlunrn-, AMI lurIuir- beautifully
i"rIatrd Ir,tl"N. hn~k"ttN, elaborate ~
uaInrut- mi,ir "i sh~l AMI turquoise.
-tnu" IuiId"urllt- and -ImIlat ui,Irrt~
| lr ullN ilirtHl tuuni Wa u rnpI"r hrll
IDENTICAL With thua' made hN old MrNl.
rdII~, taken tom "A cemetery Al haNrI
ih-- ten feet below III" -uflarr III the
ground ~,N"th huuir,d skeletons w"fr
rNhuluri liunr ia" runs near Nin-luw.
AMI u large collection ul -kulls ut IL" AN
rl"ut~ has lrrlI -"lt L. the National Mu
-,tIiII
The expedition has demonstrated that
the Hurr-tuf- 81 the Mnln Indians i,f
uurfk lived near NIn-luw, NTlNnrn. AMI
that They N-" inhabited large pllrl'l"- al
'hhNr1 Pass, thirty t~u mll"~ south III
IT the Atlantic y lhrlllr railroad over u
hIrli"d miles from their present h"rur.
l1r Frwkr- regards "a" runs near VIA.
~luw A. older than IA" mdilr i n" ~lN.
tr"uth century ~ 10 evidence II span
l-l 1T american lnllu"nrr Wa- found N
the rNraN nilun-.
llr party N"T" present At IL" ihT""
~unkr hanc"- which wcur un even lrar-
AT M"qul ~ ~" pu"hl"-. ufalll, ~humu
paw amt ~mpAulu,l. the, Wei" lnrnd
u.rl"-"lN rr-rmhl" the snake Dance at
Nhlpl. whlrh hH, mHu often dr-rfll"r!.
N" part! I"a,"~ lot Washington ~ u
l,N .iUN-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

lr IT, : NIllAm, late II ulathr,
han. called At IL" \rw Mexican uNlrr
TODAY AMI asked that h" l." gwen falt
pIHN ~ t"IAtl~ Ne" assault recently
udir upon TAN ~ the III lA-p AMI either
-H,h"r-t"fn nr" ,ptp'r- II" presented
l"f IA" INSPECTION 81 the \rw N"Nlran
-rIlh, -rt of rfr irutlal- that AM man
NAV t." prni ". H. Williams letters
ipp,ar rl-,Hhrfr II" Is au uii Fellow
100 gr-A Standing. n regularly licensed
physician M Sew MrNlro. Aui has paI"ts
,n0Wlug IN" many positions ui trust AMI
'-ppu-lhl,lN hrli hN HIM under thrr"
guNrruuf- IT hl- HON" tate, han-a- lu
rluch matters. IT, Williams wrote oul u
cheek iuf tluu uu the kAuk ut ulAlhr,
Kan an! lrE II Al the lI~inr-S office ui
the New Mexican, Ia l." paid Ia sister
NlclorlA- orphan -chool, pTNldlng the
~ ia-n Times can pr"iucr prof ~ itS
allegation that hr went hrforr Judge In
,luaTrl AMI made oath that santa Teresa
II "A Tpvulutiuuist. -- New Mexican.
The Jewish nat, Ice. yesterday, held In
al. s,l.As. - lsshla. hall na la.lA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

~" prlmtfN election /" elect d"lrg ,t"S
I" the republican counts convention uu
saturday, ir'k piar" last night ~ pre-.
rinrt T. ~ the rllN. lhr Delegates are
Chas, \, Nplr--, l"lu \ Conway & NJ,
Conklln Matru- 'h-llll" aud \ll~rto
hafria.
IN precinct l. Cul, Max FROST Was
chairman, aud addresses Wrp made hy
ten. bartlett, G.. 4. Sples-, NJ. II. SalaIar
and Fernando Nolan. The following del.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-19

\ ~ so.
lIp tIIt liNf,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
LATER.
He Left Town.

The penltentiary bird, Charles Dem
ny, who was meddling In the domestic
affairs ofan Albany family, was waited
upon by a committee of five citizens
and was told to leave the city. The
fellow appealed to Sheriff McFeron for
protection and also asked w. r. Bilyeu
to help him out Of the scrape. Both
the sheriff and Mr.. Bilyeu, who knew
of the fellows crazy antics, told him
the best thing he could do was to act
upon the advice of the citizens and go
at once. He took the hint and left
without delay. 1t is said a coat Of tar
and feathers was awaiting him had he
remained. Herald.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

All goods as represented at Pugh &
Muncy's.
Hats from 81 up at Miss Dumond's
millinery store.
Gen. J. s. Coxey is to speak in the
city today at o'clock P. M. and Mrs.
Mary Hobart at 3P. M. A large crowd
have already begin to gather.
DR.. g. w. Cheadle especially solicits
family practice. Send your children
to his dental Office and have their
teeth examined free.
We receiver an interesting commu-
nication this week from Waterloo In
which 1t gives a voters opinion of the
court house "ring" and they thought
the "ring'' should be ousted, but it
reached us to late for publication and
was unavoidably crowded out.
Boyd is about to make arrangements
to rent the Lebanon Art Gallery to an
Albany man. Those wanting work
done by him or any holding accounts
against the gallery would do well to
come at once as the new man MAY take
possession most any day.
BOYD, Photographer.
Mr.. o. A. Archibald, of Albany,
democratic candidate for county clerk,
was in Lebanon a couple of days this
week. Mr.. Archibald has some warm
friends in Lebanon. He is gentleman
above reproach and is well qualified in
every respect to fill the office of county
clerk, and if elected. will make as good
clerk as Linn county has ever had.
DIR. Parkhurst's articles to young
men in The Ladies' Home Journal
have turned out to be, next to General
Harrison's articles, the most profitable
venture which that magazine has
undertaken. His coming papers will
deal with young mans social life;
his business success; as a citizen; his
religious life and his marriage.
Ernest Kellenberger arrived in Leb-
anon Tuesday from San Francisco on a
visit with his parents in this city, He
has just been honorably discharged
from the United States cruiser Concord
at Mare Island, San Francisco. HI
has been in the service now four anC
one-half years. He first enlisted OF
the U. S. receiving ship Minnesota a
New York. He was then transferred
to the U. s. training vessel jamestown
and from to the U. i. cruiser Concord
on which vessel he has now seryeC
three and one-half years. Ernest has
an option of re-enlistment at any time
within three months. He was third
class quartermaster at the time OF his
discharge. At the time Of his arrival
here II had been three years since hs
! lAAa iAit tssE kit basaata
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
THAT STOCK LAW.
The Citizens Of Eastern Linn County Do
Not Want the Prohibitory Law on Stock.

To THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS
In this county there are thousands
of acres of public land, from which it
receives no benefit, except as 1t fur.
nishes an opportunity the many
families, that have settled in the foot.
hills to raise stock. The sum total Of
the small herds add materially to the
taxable property of the county. No
small part Of the money got for this
stock finds Its way to the merchants,
doctors and lawyers of the various
towns.
If the stock law is adopted, do not
see how many Of these families can
live at all, situated as they are. There
are five Of my neighbors who have
claims, but no enclosed pasture.
Neither are they able to fence, slash
and burn, to keep their stock. Asitis
now they are hardly able to buy school
books and clothing for their children.
Now let them have the same chance
that others have had, on the principle
of live, and let live," these dwellers
Of the foothills should not be deprived
of their range.
1t may be right to have the law on
l
the prairie where all is fenced if neces-
sary, but to deprive men living in the
mountains from using the range seems
to be playing the game Of "dog in the
manger."
In many states 1t is left to townships
to vote, whether or not stock shall run
at large. If the interests of Linn
county are so diverse, would it not be
well to change the stock law? The
present law is unfortunate as to the
time of its enforcement. Fall and
spring are the seasons to sell stock, or
to arrange for pasture. When this law
comes INTO effect, men VIII be following
the binder and thresher, have neither
time to look up their stock, or place to
put them, nor market in which to sell
them. In interest of fair play do not
adopt The law now. Do not deprive
these people of their little stock money;
there is not hop picking money in
sight. A TAXPAYER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE.
Another Sweet Home Girl Is Supposed
to Have Eloped.

Our Sweet Home correspondent
writes that some few weeks since we
noted the elopement Of Jim Keeny and
Viola Robinette, Of Sweet Home.
Hardly had the excitement died away
when the report comes to US that
Nellie Cornett l6-year-old girl, had
left her home Sunday night for parts
unknown.
1t seems that q certain young man,
whom her father objected to was pay
ing some attention to her; she still in
dulged in the keeping Of his company,
from which the old = severely fiogged
her, some 5 or 10 days ago, and from
which she still carries the marks.
Last Sunday she was caught in the
young mans company again, her
father being absent, the mother pro-
ceeded to administer the fogging, and
SO dextrously did she WELD the birch
that the girl swore she would drown
herself ere the sun rose. Whether she
has carried out her theats or not yet
is unknown. The last seen of her was
about II O'CLOCK where she was trying
to borrow horse to ride away on.
She didn't succeed and no more Is
known. Her mother, on hearing of
this swooned away and at this time is
In critical condition, from heart
failure.
LATER.
The Cornette girl has returned home
with the promise that she would stay
II they would not beat her any more.
Father and mother both promised they
would not.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
Sealed Bids Wanted,

The contract to build a new Cumber-
land Presbyterian church at Sodaville
will be let June /, 1896, at O'Clock
P. M. to the lowest responsible bidder,
the committee reserving the right to
reject any and all bids. Building to
be built according to plans and specifl.
cations now open to The public at the
residence of D. M. Jones, at Sodaville,
Oregon. Bids to be sealed and mailed
to DR.. D. M. Jones at Sodayille,
Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
A Terrible Cyclone.

Word was brought in on the train
this morning from Albany that cy-
clone struck st. LOUIS last night
about midnight and about three
thousand were killed and the
city is now on fire, the fire having
gotten beyond control. How true the
report is we are unable to say, but this
is the report as it came over the wires.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28

Land Office at Oregon City, Or
Nav % 1S96

May %, 1896,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the county clerk Of Linn county, at
Albany, Or, on July 20, 1895, viz; Benja-
min White, H. Il. No, 1920, for the S. VIZ
of Sec. %, Tp. II s., K. 1 E. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Joseph f. Garland, David |. Myres, 0rville
]. Downing, James G. Hardin, of LaComb,
Oregon, ROBERT A, MILLER,
Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28

Following is the list of letters re-
manning uncalled for in the Lebanon
postofiice, for the month ending
April 80, 1896:
Miss Carrie Atwood, T.. B. Brooks,
]. H. Hoaden, Charles Hiatt, Herman
Koch, John Mier, S. Miller, Lewis
Russell.
n A SMITu p M
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28
Land Office at Oregon City, Or. |
NJ, fOnn

May q, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the county clerk of Linn county, at
Albany, Oregon, on July 20, 1895, viz:
David Sylvester, H. E. No. 97l3, for the
S. L. u offs. " n of Sec. 2, TIP. II s., R. 1
W. He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: J. b. Fitz-
water, John Prior, ]. K. Charlton, of Leb-
anon, and ]. G. Hardin, Of LaComb, Or
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Register,