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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
DoNGoLA CAMPAIGN.
Dervishes Were Well Fortified and Made
"a Resolute Defense.

Dervishes Were Well Fortified and Made
"a Resolute Defense.
Dongola-ou-the-Nile. September "a
Copyrighted. 1886, 10y the Associated
Prer,s.l-An Inspect on al thc Deryish do-
lenses at this place shows thu, they were
cons, ruc-ed with great skin. that the po-
s.uons were well chosen ana that u they
had been held with resolute men they
would have caused an immense amount OF
trouble and loss 10 the Anglo-He Sptian eN-
petition. About 100 DcNish prisoners
were captured IN edition 10 Il large
amount OF ammunition and arms OF al
kinds, sutMNltht to supply am enormous
fOrVe u long TIME, grcAt quantities of
grain AMI large supplies ri sheep ana cat
Ne.
The honors Of the fighting fll to the
gunboats aud the artillery whose shells
reached the enemy far out ln iho desert
Deserters from the Dcrv,sh forco continue
20 arrive here, as they are uN anxious TO
serve uldci thc Egyptian flag. rh, work
Ct conf lc.luE the chain OF dcpots and
lQfts cNui r,tng q 81 place wan Wady-
llaia ncme pushed With the greatest
energy. and from here work on the rail
road ,ml nnllment begins tomorrow. SO as
TO io the lur nciug pushed gouthWard os
quickly as possible
All tho 'roops are IN excellent health
and spr ana the ptovisoes captlret
| have considerably atrene tlcned tAc posi-
| ton Of tho Sirdcr.
NO announcement has been malc as 20
| th' course OF tho expedition tho future.
/ everybody being hllS.ly engaged in the
work Of settling down an ,sfahi.sh'f,.
l'lNiner posts clearing AWAY f,c dohria
| ni ,ne di-nantl"d fortifcat sUs turcpurA-
| l"rN 10 reconstruct nE "a Numlcr or them
! ON @ larger and moro imnnrt,u srni0'
| .diD'hg ana storing ammunition and sun
| r. ga and constructing camr. Tor 81 nosli-
| "'' say OF some length here
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GLADsToNn,s VIEWS.
ENGLAND Should Sever All Diplomatic Re
lat.ons with Turkey

ENGLAND should Sever All Diplomatic Re
latons with Turkey
I,verr0,l. September . Copyright h.
Assoc ltcd Press )-Enthus q crowds Of
pcople assembled at an carly hour this
morning IN the vicinity Of Henglor's cir
Gus. all anxious TO hear Inc a idre 20 which
Wm. r. Gladstone had announced h9
Willingness to make before the meeting
chilled bv the reform club TO pro est
ot-l.ne. ;ho recent massacrcs # Arn' %
,,crs At C1n-'antiuople and els wh re in
1,rrkev The doors Of thc circus btlnir@
,.,.-~ 6renod for admisS ~ ~ the audience
M l0 o'clock AMI II the vsst aull'prium
,yas pacl,cl to It's utmost cHpa'i'y.
Cheering con, nued Tor long time atter
Mr. Gladstone stepped bn sixty upon t,e
n acEn1w,edgemcnt Of the enthusiast
welcome accorded him.
.rhc "orl Of Derhy presided. 4 resolution
~ ai1p'ed expressing Indignation ani
nbhorrence a. t1e cruel lli,l'
which the Armenian are nenlE sN"J'''e"
ny their TURF Sin rulers. 90
In thc course Of MS speech, Mt Glad
rion. alluded .u the slp ness pi l1 an
hassadors OF the power 3t 9httah .lP''
and said: "The conceri ~ fIlu'
..,,,.u-,. and useful instrument, b" has not
80 NJ. surf.o1ed 20 Dc lliug rtth i1r
z,sicrn question, which has ar s'n ~
,srifd when II necessary 10 Sil'Nh' ~
- hands % the goYerumeri ny ah ~
i.les. Y9 OF 1at.onai opluson bel eve the
Continued presence OF ameas+iH ',,i, a..
C,or,,arfirople operated "A" ilH. ~
Nons -, 10 the sultan. who = thus
heir recognized any Br; VIII HrT lE
, ,le'I ,.-,vernment 10 act, II does nor follow
hat even 7r ne sake Of fhI nI era el, NJ
49, no a STATE u war. on the other
itlf2i ,,,,rever I deny that Eng!tnd nut
a6 s,4 her own rgfi 70 ,na9 hs ,;an u.
judEiN, bcr wars" (Chcersl
1n,fHrfe Gladstone also sad; We have a
Mr ,',ie 10 threaten Turkey with eoer,
mai docs mo not Tst ': step asoalS Sf se t he
] lnmihn onr ambassadors Cheers, and u
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ernor Cuberson Of Texas on the silver
question which has been published N the
UGAtcd States.
ldVeypo o--The American chamber NJ
commerce here guve Il banquet las night
in connection with the annual meeting OF
tie British association Cor the advance
mcnt Nf scicnGfiCs.
l.ondot-N Marseifes dispatch to the
Daily News says that Mis-, Katherine h,
Frazer, a MISSIONARY at Van has arrived
here from London to assist Lady Henry
Stinprsset IN extend ng Md IN ,he Aruch-
ian cUnsr.
Lcrdun-'rhe government has decided
not to ask for the eNtrAdiUon ~ Na mes
and KcarnN from ROTTERDAM, as the Of
fenscs with which hey are charged arc
lot included IN tho II atty between Are at
Britain and Holland
lImI--AdNfCes received FROM Ecua1oi
are 80 the eject that The new SpaniaF
n u 0ler has been received there wiz
sp.ecnts .; cordial good Will IL Is cNpcf
Cd that his missipn VIII re suit m u chav
Vt tarn 10 thc advantage OF both COS
tries
New Iork--A special TO the NJ
from ConStanjinoplc SAYS. The tollQN (
fresh diac oNvr3ns have been made q,
ArmeubUn church near the Ecole ~ II :
az GHlAta. Three bottles Of utrif
two bottles ct sulphuiTc acid ff
pounds Of ylYceline Two vessels g ?
Manufacture az explosives. some "a &
! type ana some thrcWen!ng lstto
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LOCAL
POLITICAL NOTES.

Topeka, Kan.-So1ator roner has ne
copied an invitation of the peoples parry
national committee 20 spend the wcak
commencing October 3. In tho Dakotaa
ana Nebraska,
Cincinnati. Oh.o-Goyernor w. O. Brad
ley OF Kentuck'.. left here for 81 Louis
10 take part IA tho republican campaign
iu Missouri
Memphis Tcnn-lThc free siyeritcs nrs
from LAY - day poyfccting new arrange.
mtnia for the reception and entertain
m'ut Of Mr.. Bryan when nc comes to
Memphis.
Chicago-Perry s. Heath. chairman OF
IN republican rational committees print
Ing bureau. denies that an attempt Is D.
q made TO change tho Issue from free
silver 10 the inf'n,
sab Lake CITY. Utah-Tho independent
republican Stale convention met In salt
Lake with Hon. G. u. Allea AS perma-
uent chairman. 1the resolutions declare
fcr Bryan and freq silver.
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GrnMANYs pEcrLlAR ATTITupE.

london, scptomher -I.-A dIspnteh 70
tho Times from Berlin SAYS that well
known Armenian professor Toonmain,
vas advertised - adlrcss a meeting Their
t. protest against thc Armenian ouuaseH'
raj ,bo Dol oc warned III 90 des.Si from
thr agitation on pa ~ expulsion.
Tho Berlin corr,Hpon ient Of the enron
i.lo raporfs that tbe Frauhiuritr = t.uus
g.. grr.tanfln rle the German ambassador
pro -s-,iea 10 the sultan % the name Of
i-rqf..-ar ~ y am lrg" ph lhograph OF
the German imperial family. The fi, Wa
rho incident. addict the IeitnnK. Wa
much CONNER ted uron.
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New York, September e. The eXamlna-
ton OF Major General Carlos Roloif the
war secretary Of the Cuban government
On charges of SPANISH consul thai he par
t"'nplcd ia M clustering expedition
neaInyt tn Sraniards In cuba, WAS re-
sum5i before Commissioner Alexander to-
stand. their testimony showing that men
ard cargo OF boxes and pn"NaFos were
m. aboaid he Laurada az Baruasate, y.
/ also nat some serf boats were taken
to lie shin from Knlgn's Point, \. !.
%oue of the Wtncsscs CONNECTED rls-'~
Ro,off ~ Ia the expedition, all testify NJ
that he WIS an entire stranger
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r..ar1.. mas occurred here 30 deaths hav-
ing already occurred
Iordor--A Rome d spaich 20 the Chron-
jcic 5 ST. he pope has Rra 10 AZ abilene
to Mps. Cniuconiini, on 81 tprhl anu Gun
caticnal uues ons in Canada
Arnsteriam-A North GeTman-I Lloyd
steamship has been blown 1sror. on tho
islanI of Terzchelliug. In the North sea
between Vleland ana Ameidn1
Hamburg-The newspapers mere puDnsh
,h. Ietter sent BY Prince bismarck TO Cow
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Elkton Nd. September 2i-Mrs. MsrEi
Pounds. aged .. wife Of John Pounds Of
Leeds 90 30 county. Nas hrifaily .-.tiilI "a
this afternoon by an unknown negro near
this town The negro has hccn captured
md INV De lynchnl.
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should be followed by the dism ssal OF the
Turkish ambassador from London. When
diplomatic reiaVpns are suspended Eng
land should inform tho sultan that sAo
would consider the means OF enforcing
her Just and humane demands. | do not
believe Europe VIII make war to insure
con, nuance of massacrcs more terrible
than ever recorded IN The dismal, depllr-
able history " human crime" cloud
cheersl
Copies OF the resolution adopted VIII BE-
forwarded to cabinc, ministers.
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IlvINGsrnN scHOoL.

Livingston. Texas. september 2i.-Iiv-
,ngsson graded school opened up today
with an enrolment Of icG pupils. Professor
gtegall, late Of l3urk, as principal and O.
W DAVIS ana Mis- Mamie Rose assistants
Much Is hoped for from the outlook.
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AI-rnNn nYNNMIrE CnNspIRAoY.

London, September a. Edward j, Ivory.
alias Edward Belle, the Now York saloon
keeper recently arrested at Glasgow,
charged with heing connected with the
alleged dynamite conspiracy in Which L.
j. T.. lyman Is said TO be the moying
spirit. was ariuigr ed at tho Bow street
police court todty.
q. =. Gll Who appeared for the treas
ury department, saJ that. the date Of
SopttInher u had been fixed upon IA the
time when they cauf'mplAiei tbc last
step In the conspiracy would hc cousUm-
rnt,i. Ivory, Gill added, lett New Yotk
tu August 70. reached SOUTHAMPTON Al
gust ~. AMI proceeded 20 London, hH spe-
cial duty bong To Interview persons con-
sldercf likcly to he willing 10 engage IN
inc Grimes proposed The prosecution
gave the dates ana different movements
Of The men In Great britain aud on the
continent, saying they employed a cipher
code IN communicating with each other.
Iatcr Gsll read letters sent by lyman 90
ivory and those Gent by Ivory TO Tyan.
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nAIINTLEss RELEAsED.

Brunswick, Ga. september 24.-rhe tug
DsuntIess recently hbciled for alleged
v olation OF navigator laws was released
too0y.
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CDRlIS FORECAST

'eOHPS FORECAST.
fS,sspnEEL, PHlA-Thc Australian EFT
hi. iPlilA, PN-The Australian
kaTonIH WI open a series of games
|'..,pSS-M Alexandra Rlbot. ex-pres-
~ France. Wiz has boe1 ip1i,.ns %
o ,ne United States. is announced
"'Aorrow for home.
80 lH'-The republican travelling
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men Of Peoria to the numper 6 St Sf fDT
:. u yir 'o W'',lam Mckinley, The repuplieian
nominee. at his home IN anton ,o dsla MA.
'I;i' ypec.il tain conveying 'nV "e'7"
.i~1 is scheduled To- leave 'ouaS'
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TODAP8 FEATURES

POLITICAL,
Hon w j. Bryan makes one OF his
airougrst arguments iu favor ot free coin
age az iIdreport icnu.
Major chul"y ontoritins his visitors
with a repetition of ms ulH story
Suus of tho ai1s,ocraey ~ ut Vale ais
iuh ihc itryau meeting, Mr.. bryan, how
ever chau'uhy couionca their bad be-
hnvior
Chairman Faulkner says lha: Western
democrats were instructed TO vo,c for
Weaver In 1892.
Indiana popul0sts divide Gle tors with
the democratic.
Goldbug democrats of New ork pu' out
y ticket.
FOREIGN.
III Hung CHANG impressed with the
greatness of tho United H,aies,
MIR Gln1stone'a speech on The Armcn-
Ian ntro.iu VIII; b. Conservative.
An inspection mt Dongola shows That
The Dervisho3 oNorel rospluie defrnse
and thnt they were scientifically fortified.
Caladatpne fnvors a severance OF hpio-
maiic rclnmons with Turkey.
Elghty-two ont Of 81 detachment OF
cieh,y-seven sparaards slaughtered by
Culmns
STATE
Questions proponndeh by the board OF
ealcation somehow or other leak out
Hon n. H. wheeler sun working for
| deep watcr az Arkansas 'nss.
! 4 social sensation Al Galveston over a
| club Incident
( sayofa win carry Burleson county In II
whr
Cola ana silver found In Ben county
Mcthvin Bros. jewelerF, Of Temple as
Sign Liabilities si,ool
/ Chc,aIlor degree conferred ~ Inc meet
( ing of the sovereign grand lodge / - .
/ r.. at Dallas.
Forcpuugh y Sells Bros onloiH iunR''hR
Bros at Dallas from pulling down their
posters. ,,soo,
Tho Edgar Fleming estate gets W."
verdict against the Texas Loan company
I of Corslc1na.
The International brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firomen at Galveston conclude
/ their session.
/ IIneh Hancock gets even and prevents
the nomination OF Judge Makcnson by
/ the republicans Of the smith congregational
/ district.
SPORT.
/ 20
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,,.->,rl,O,lrpY, Aln.-The SNU -, -
Nh, MoH S,nmitSee Of he Natsnai d'm T beii
asy o5is e d,d @ais % Of aa oqqr
IoW iG The d.strc. eonsr rs + ,eg NOM .S
n,ioas x that party wee" t',r .''iI in tycry
for congress N'" ''
district.
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The Raccs-Agitator Howard Mann, !
Harry Reed. Challenger, woodvlnc and |
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Ch'c winners at Orttrrs 1l Rrnvo, Hush.
Biitsen's Sister. Aleoi Neylaad aud Pep
ler the 49, Louis wuu"a Al oakley
Adow', Mo.la. Er Brown Zen uoni-
day Tooir and Irish Lady won
HAeLaH 50 Loum II. Ilttshurg s.
Cleveland Z Louisville ~. Washington II.
lioslon 2 PhNplelphln 4. brooklyn Y;
Sow York g. Baltimore 2.
John Il. Gentry paced mile In 2:1'4
Winners a. Terfe lautc- Planet. Dick
Hubbard. plot boy. Preten.
THE MARI ETS.
Cotton futures lost fow points In all
markets; some decline in SPOT quotations.
Tn" nour market lH very firm and further
advances have been recorded
Cotton soed meal and cake IN demand
higher prices nntScipntcd,
Al the grain markets close higher In
Chicago.
Wall street shows more confidence in
the outlook
LOCAL.
Rain causes pos,poncmont OF the demo-
cratic rally
Tho Huichins house changes hands
A bond Jumper recnptnrc1.
Dcbs VIII spoak tonight at tho Audi
torlpm.
District school of instruction OF tho
knights Of Pythias IN session.
Central Bryan and sewall club meets
tonight
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ernor Culbcrson OF Texas on the silver
question, which has been published N the
JTAtNu States,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-30
A Sad Case Of Drowning.

Saturday afternoon about two O'Clock
while Delmer Achenbach, aged about
s years, and Lee Payne were in swim
ming at the mouth Of the Calapoois,
young Achenbach, who could not
swim, got in deep water and was
drowned. They were intending to 90
over to the island, and Payne told the
boy to wait until he went over and he
would come back aud help him across,
but Achenbach attempted to go oyer
without assistance and when Payne
got across he missed the boy and swan
back and tried to rescue him. He
Immediately gave the alarm, a boat
was procured and after about half al
hour the body was recovered. DH.
Davis and Wallace did all In their
power to resusitate the boy, but he had
been In the water too long.-Herald.
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Oregon Agricultural College.

The meeting of the Board of Regents
Of the Oregon Agricultural College,
which was held Tuesday at Corvallis,
was attended by tho full board. The
meeting was for the purpose Of selecting
q president of the college and filing
other vacancies. The officers elected
were as follows: President, H. B. Mil.
Ter, Of Grants Pass; teacher Of reading
and elocution, Miss Helen Crawford
Of Albany; printers, Clark & LELAND,
Of Corvallis. The finance COMMITTEES
met and selected H. G. Condor 81
accountant and stenographer, who
will act as private secretary Of the
college. The Office Of dean was created
and Prot. r. Berchtold, professor Of
modern languages In the college was
elected to that position without addl'
tionai salary.
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The Hop Outlook,

The outlook for hop growers at pres
ent is not at all favorable, says the
Silyerton Appeal. A few weeks ago
conditions indicated that hops would
be worth from 7 to s cents per pound
for choice article, but since that time
the market Ia on the decline. From
good authority it Is estimated that
growers will do well TO get or 81 per
pound, The Butteville Hop Growers
Association has large membership,
and heretofore held meetings regularly
In the interest Of growers. The asso
citation In former years has purchased
a large amount Of hop supplies, there
by saving considerable money to the
growers by getting reduction by buy
ing in large lots. This year the asso.
clation will not even have meeting
The members have decided not te
purchase any supplies, for the reason
that they are afraid to take the risk
The price Of picking will undoubtedly
be reduced this season. Twenty.fiv.
cents per box will probably be ths
price paid. Ifpickers can be secured
at this price, this will reduce the cost
Of production, and hops eau be put ia
the bale for 4 cents q pound. Even i
hops are worth enough to be profitable
to the grower, there is yet another yer,
perplexing question, and that Is to ge
the money to pick with. Owing tt
the stringency in the money market
it will lie extremely difficult to ge
money.
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Several Sales.

Matters were lively at o'clock Sat.
urday at the front door Of the court
house. Deputy Sheriff Iewelling sold
at sherifrs sale the David Hswley
property, lOS acres, to satisfy iudg.
ment Of David Link, for $l250. bid in
by the plaintiff; the Z. 9. Hackleman
property at Lebanon, 10 lots, to satisfy
several Judgments, bid in by w. B.
Donaca ct al for $500. Lot Of the
Jane Il, Carter property was sold at
administrators sale to F. s. Thayer for
$575. On account of the low price the
other three lots were not sold. A
wagon Of Otto Baumelee WAS sold on u
ipdgfMsht BY, Henry WeiHhsrd, % a.
w, Weg60b tbt eel,
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TENNESSEE HAPPENINGS.
BY CESAR.

/ BY CESAR.
Saturday, July 25, 1905.
Misses Roma and Winnie Mcknight
q couple Of schoolma'ams, from Purt-
land, were In this vicinity not long
ago.
Misses Fora aud Lille Wolsey have
been staying with their aunt, Mrs.
Swink.
Several Of the young folks Of this
place were at Waterloo last Sunday.
Charley Swink has been working for
the Buckner Bros. for some time.
Threshing is coming on and will
begin In the near future.
The Lebanon baseball team failed to
appear last Sunday which caused great
disappointment.
VIM. Ross 10 now teaching school at
Big Bottom.
Mike Schercr will begin threshins
next week.
Strawberries are all gone now and
blackberries are ripe.
Miss Aanie BIacklaW would he
pleased to know what Ia good for the
enlargement Of Ihe jaw. She has a
bad case.
Chas. Swink will he more careful OF
his small change after this when bet.
ting. Twenty-Five cents is not much,
but 1t will count up to dollars in q
short time.
From all appearances the potato
crop will be rather light this fall AL.
ready the vines have assu med . yellow
ish cast and there are no potatoes even
as large as marble on them. Thia Is
very discoulaging to the farmers as the
potato crop heretofore has been heavy
and no price. This year it seems as
though the price will be exceedingly
good. The cause Of this light crop IL
supposed to be from no rains and
abundant hot weather.
The bop crop in this part Of the
country is very good. The lice have
not bothered very much. There is not
more than one-third rs many here rs
there were last year. The price pei
box will not be changed much. From
Csc to 4Oc per box.
The wheat and oats crop Is very
light and great deal Of 1t will ba pu,
into hay. Corn is very good but scarce
There will be no fruit In this section
at all except few strawberries and
blackberries. The early frosts killed
the entire peach, apple, pear and prunt
crops.
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Sawyer, Of Brownsville, have pur'
chased the Goan planning mill and viii
start up about the first Of the month
They will carry y full line Of lumber
and will do all kinds Of planning mill
work. Mr.. Sawyer's family will move
to Lebanon about the first of Septem.
Der.
Mr.. J. c. Bilyeu Ia on a deal with
George Dodge to trade his interest In
the Brownsville stable for Dodge's
interest In the Lebanon stables. II
the deal is made Mr.. Bilyeu will not
move TO brownsville. Jake is Q good
liveryman and we would like to see
him stay In Lebanon.
In conversation with some of the
hop growers around Lebanon this
week we were informed that there
would not be more than one-fourth OF
crop In this vicinity this year. They
say that more than half Of the yards
were not cultivated, and those that
were cultivated will not yield half a
crop.
A joint meeting Of the democrats,
popullsts and free silver republicans,
Of Albany, was held last Saturday In
that city and arrangements were made
for a big ratification in the near future
over the nomination Of Bryan for
president. Various committees were
appointed and the date Of the fstifica.
ton is to be fixed by the executive
committee.
Mr.. r. D. Bylsnd, who was recently
honorably discharged from the U. 3.
cruiser Baltimore, was in Lebanon the
first Of the week visiting bis aunt, Mrs.
J. Fl. P. Hope. Mr.. Byland was on
board the Baltimore on her voyage
home when she encountered that awful
storm last winter which lasted ten
days, and was severely injured. He
has been in the U. s. Navy hospital
at Mare Island for the past five months.
During the week Of August 18th, the
Mazamas, Of Portland, will make an
excursion to Crater Lake and every.
body is invited to join 1t. Itis thought
over 500 will 60. A rate of one and
oDe-third fare has been fixed by the
Southern Pacific, and the clubs Of
Ashland and Medford guarantee that
the stage fare TO and from either place
shall not be more than $3.50 including
so pounds Of baggage. A fine illus.
trated folder has been issued and may
be seen ut this Office.
Hon. NJ. A. Miller has sold his drug
store to o. &. Mcfarland, formerly oi
Albany. Mr.. Mcfarland was In the
drug business in Albany three year,
and a half and thoroughly under.
stands the business. He comes among
us as no stranger, as he Is known by
the most Of our citizens. He is gen
tleman in every respect and is well
liked by everyone that knows him
He is just such man as we like to see
locate in our midst. We bespsak fol
him liberal patronage. Mr.. Millel
has not decided what he will do, bu,
for the present will remain in Leba
non. His reason for selling out wa
on account Of poor health. He wa
born and raised near this place and
has now been in the drug business
here ten years. Mr.. Miller has beer
a great factor in the upbuilding of oul
city, having served as mayor foul
terms, aud always taking an active
part in everything for the advance
ment Of the city. We hope he will
decide to remain with US.
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Ladies', Miss Dnmond offers you
better bargains in hats than ever be.
fore. Trimmed hats from 81 to &.
Sailors, Oc and up. Look In at the
windows as you pass by,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-30

Are you looking for an engagement
or wedding ring? French the jewslsr,
Albany, has some handsome ones.