, .m Express.
i
MAI it'll in, ls-ss.
,vr :n n, 1 :ci i or.
"WASHINGTON LETTER.
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.
...viir jVillirtni, of Umimny, is
ttA t,a 1mi,i lit 1 TOT util lnil
. TSvnl til! t!io22l of this mouth, he
-niM have cekbratvil hta uinoty-flrst
iratVyT"Itl! gvnernl 'tuver Is well
mn throughout the entire world,
. dining his twenty-eight years of
u, It iuut be adiuitU-vl that his on
nw tov ninnvl to bem'tlt hla rxic
.. In his depnrtu t for the Un
ki)vvliiHl, nations of the earth are
lolmH in mourning. Profound sorrow
liTvaii in all national nssomblies, an
Hrknow lodgement of his many nobl
nets as a sovereign whoe scepter was
an emblem of his gmwlness not ty
ranny. It may be truly said of him
that he was a man of honest, kind mo
tives, uprlgl it eh a racier, and stern In
his duty toward his tJod and hia coun
try, lie will ever be cherished in the
memory of thise who fought with him,
nnd with every Herman who desired
i pee h3 country $rret.
On Monday last the hardest snow
storm of the season was raging In New
York and other places enxt. Business
In the city was virtually at ft stand-
M.1H. The embnrj of telogrnph and
railway communication was almost
complete. The wind attained a veloc
ity of sixty-four miles an hour. In
consequence of the storm sevtral col
lisions have oocured on railroads result
ing in the death of many persons.
The eldest Inhabitants say It was the
"worst storm on record. In New York
'ity frosteu feet and ears were never so
numerous. A woman absolutely froze
to death on Monday night at the cor
ner of broadway and Fulton street,
popularly supposed to be the busiest
four eorncrs on earth.
Mr. Vilas, when he took charts of
the Interior Department, found the
condition of business, particularly in
the United States 1'atent OHlee, very
much In anvai-s, and the habits of tin
employe of the ofllce simply disgrace
ful. The truth is that a prcat many of
them were not working, had not leen
working, -unit did not know how to
work. It had hivti their custom to
stra gle into the ofllce after nine
o'clock in the forenoon, and to spend
a great part of the day until four, p. m.,
In gossip, reading newspapers ami
promenading In the corridors. At half
past three o'clock they began to make
their toilets for the closing hour of four,
p. m.
Practically there has Ivccn no Com
missioner of patents during the pres
ent administration. Mr., Cleveland's
first appointee was a criminal lawyer,
named Montgomery,' who, if he had
liven asked at the time to define a pat
ent, must have had recourse to the dic
tionary. Conscious of his ignorance
he left everything to the employes of
the ottice.
The employes, clerks, examiners, bu
reau chiefs and copyists, turned their
energies to play, while thirty thou
sand Inventors paying into the Patent
Otllee over a million dollars per year,
petitioned, prayed, and cursed in vain,
foi action on their cases.
About a year ago all Patentdom re
The spring work should be all map
ped out.
Jt Is said thst Colorado Mill require
W.tytH) additional milch cows this year.
If the cow Is a gsd milker, cotton
seed men I may be fed to her after she
I Is put on grass as long as she will cat
J toys, have father set aside o little
ground for your special use, then grow
some early corn, 'pews, potatoes, etc.,
for your nearest market ; It will pay.
If we breed what the market de
mands, the purchaser will come to us;
but if we do not breed what the market
calls for, M e mini scratch for customers.
Dairy Commissioner Drown, of New
York reports that he has well-nigh
banished Imitation cheese tunl butter
from his State. It took 1 ,!HH) suits to
da It.
To enrich land that Is poor we must
have manure, or its equivalent In veg
etable matter, or apply plant fiswl in
I some shape to induce the growth of
vegetation.
There wen' "iOO.OOO barrels of cotton
seed oil produced la-t year, of which
Chicago took 2tH,KiO barrels, the bulk
of it being usl-d by the lard refiners.
Voncrr JYew.
Certain doctors having allegd that
scarlet fever In man could be produced
( N. MONTAr.Ul-'S COLUMN.
Andrews & llacklcman's Col'.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
1872.
1888.
"Loaders" come and "loaders"
go.
lint tho old Wheel Horse
keeps on forever.
Montague
will a. usual keep on the even
tenor of his way, selling goods
to the people of folanon and
vieinity at his well know
low Driocs lor l ash or coun
try produce. His stock at all
times will he kept as full as
the market will warrant. Ev
ery attention will he given to
servo tho wants of our custom
a m a . .
ors and mends. Ntouid you
not find tho article to suit vou
in his mammoth establish
incut, he will get it for you if
vou wish, by freight or ox
nross, with no exorbitant
brofit added unto the sum
In order to systematize
The United States land oftlccs arc in
receipt of a new and important ruling
which is to the effect that in all final
homestead, pre-emption and commuta
tion cases hereafter, where final proof
is made sub&qtient to the date adver
tised, and within a reasonable time,
nnd the delay is caused by circum
stances beyond the control of the claim
ant, the proof being in otner respects
satisfactory the local officers will ac
cept the proof upon claimant furnish
ing an affidavit explanatory of the de
lay. This is a new dejmrture from the
former stringent practice of rejecting
proofs when not made on the day ad- J
vertised.
by diseased udders in cows, tho Kng-
! t i . . ...... a ,
Joieed by the announcement that Mont-1 1 n '" l'""'
gomery had resigned. The change ,U!UK " '- , u lu """l'"
came in the shap of the present com-j 1rove the vhxhn-
mtssioner, Mr. Hall, an intelligent, ed- Vwn and timothy are far from a welt
ucated, phlegmatic man, who not only j balanced food. Timothy has no excess
knew how to define a patent, but M ho ! of nitrogenous material, while the corn
did nothing but define, refine, super j I" highly carls maccous. More muscle
and subterfine them, until his su'.smt- j and milk forming material M ould make
inates and patent lawyers cannot find niore and Utter milk,
his meaning. j One argument In favor of the silo,
Ills definitions in the shape of de- i and never yet rcfu ted or noticed by Its
cisions on cases appealed to him have detractors, is that the fodder thus cured
been in the teeth of law and establish- j loses none of Its valuable feeding qual
ed usage, and have thrown the prac-;itics, and, pound for pound of dry
tiee into confusion. Meanwhile the weight, is better than the air-cured
actual work of the Patent Office, that fodder.
or examining inventions ami issuing! Farmers in the southern part of Da
patents, has gone from bad to worse, j kt,ta arc talking seriously of abandont
Mr. Hall, absorlsnl in the mysteries of, Jng Ule fuUm raising of wheat to any
abstract Patent law appears to be una- j Ktvat t.xtent. They wi that it cost so
ware that the immense force of princi- i ,,., fr niachinerv, horses, and extra
pal and assistant examiners are months !,u.,p,fi,r threshing" that they cannot
behind with their work and are mak- niiae-any profits on their 'crop,
ing no vlibrt to catch up. '
Ibis is not an ovvidrnwn picture of; now men uio. X lia, m- ltwinnv
.... , ..... .... - .1 If we know all Hie uu'OiimU tif iTn-iniOU 1 llllll lia0 JlW lOOHON
the condition in which Mr. Vilas found ! 1 1 "e k.I,MW ,R,.llK. 1 "',,!" 'l ..' . t'.i 1.. .
mwii nuniini i'v nu iin-iny nr me (nV. IjM'riHHIV II1UI I Si J-
In hen-hr irtvim Uxit tin "r-rtiicililn
WLDOUGLAS'r
SHOE
V'E
NntU
II. ItiiX'ia. M .1. Miniti-lttl illl'l A. I'. I Imik lull,
hh luirilwttri- nnTv!'ttiis Ht (titttiitn, nrt'nit, 1111-
Ivr the Ih'in 1111 em K. H. Mwtir ft Co.. linn lliln
l-tfii iliiv imiiIiihIIv 1 j"lvrl, it'l lliwl lh foil'l
liiiiiifw' will In tin"' fiilurw Ik' i-nrrlcil 011 dr Hie
mill A. '. liiirclilU mIiiiiv. who will rwrlvn mul
y nil ili'liw uf lute t -iiiiiit rlup.
M. .1. MoSTKITir.
A. C.C IH lu Itil.L
Iule1 HilHil itnrtif Ki-liniHry, 1ms.
Collections
I have given over that inos
wearisome branch of business
to x. C. M. Talhott, witl
whom I oxiH'ct each and "V-
jevy person. inilollol to mo to
settle without saying "Well 1
know my old friend Charlie
I will wait on me." (Jentle-
return our thanks to our cus
tumors for their kind patron
age for the closinir vear. nt
have had a splendid trade and
appreciate their liberality, and
now at the beginning of the
new year we nerenv obligate
ourselves to give tho best val
no in Dry (Hoods, Clothing,
Hoots and Nioos, dents rur
nishiug Goods. In fact every
thing that belongs to tho gen
oral merchandise lino that wo
possibly can. We
A HE
gouig to stay riinit liere in
liobanon with the detormina
ti)U to hold the title of the
leaders in the general mer
chandise business if honest
giHids at low prices has any
thing to do with it. We
claim to be authority in say
saving that wo carry tho bos
line of (louts' Klines to bo seen
in this country. Thcv are the
most extensively advertise
shoos in the United States
This is saying a good deal bu
it is a fact and wo are .
GOING
tlia I'Ulall, llfTt.Ml I A lli.ttllW IDA llk ! . ... . ,.t .
...v. ...v-. w.vv.. .... .... i Hie iieiier enaoieii 10 warii on uioiiiin- I 1 I i . (' 1 l .,, ,,r,w. a
grin, the despair and tbe agony of the nr and p-stjMiie tbe moment m hen i 1,11 ' l J- -'loiuauc is
thousand or more Inventors : surrender becomes incvitudle. InjeordtallV UlVlted to oome
account.
thirty thousand or more Inventors : surrender oecomes incvuunie. inje
Mhose rights under the Patent law 3,r' 'and
a a . . . l t
nave own so snamcicssiy ueia yen ana t he u. KmiCV ,w an uwlt h . Man v
negltHteil Mould retpuire the genius of however hve l-st these forces to such
-, 4 . at... ,.. ..... nH .... I......
r.. i an extent that there is little or tin lieliv
Mr. Vilas has a Xa,Hlenic habit of j other cast a .little aid to the weak
.... 1 . . eninjr I.utnr" Mill make nil the oitler-
poiving aiioui tne camp tneog. ami
settle their
Don't wait to be thinned, bill
come at once and pay 1
am comtK'lled to resort to a
to stiok to it. We allude to
tho W. L. Douglas $3SH) shoo
the W. L. Douglas pImk-
is a hand sowed welt sh
oauual to any $0.00 or $T.(M)
to bo hal any place. The W
L. Douglas shoe for
bovs, wo claim that you can
FOR SALE.
40 nrrr nf tntitl 3 itillfM iul!iwpt itf lA'Imnim:
' rr"i I'urtninp iiini: 15 nrrr jlurr; it'kmi
rliiK: rohI ilttt'lllnir limi-c uii'l lrii. l-'ir fUr-
ii r .arii-iilnr.., t iill dm
I, j. I'M r.uwp.
lA'Imimn Or.
E. GO AN,
ND E R T A K E R
Oregon.
Ix?bauon," .- ,
Dealer ins Phj.rriitu.re.
1 tfc
aiaAv iz xi li.
Brewnlll, . Orcg en.
BLACKSMITHING.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
I !Y
R. C. Watkius,
kwkht homi:, - - oheuon
REpalrlnR of All Kinds at Rea
sonable Prices,
i iiaihiks:
Shoeing all around, new shoes, 11.7.1
Having .located to stay I a.k a share of
the public patronage.
11. C. WATKIXS.
OREGOKIAH RAILWAY COMPART.
(Umitctl Line.)
CHAS. N. SCOTT, Receiver.
O'l niil fir Jun. . nml mil it fiirlhrr tn
Hi Irnlu. ill niri Inllj (riii Mitiiln) u ful-iivh:
BURYING -:- ROBES'-:- AND-:- COFFINS
Constantly on Hand. Also
DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS.
J. A. BEARD,
Druggist and Apothecary,
IlKAI.ER IX
Drugs -:- axd -:- Medicines
EAST SIDE.
From London comes the report that
" "slugger" Sullivan anil "dodger"
'Mitchell, two brutes of pugilistic fame,
a battle near Paris. After S'J
slugging and dxlging, the
?clared a draw. It is said
lily accepted the decision,
heil, though eonsidera-
the fact of the thing is, Mitchell came
near getting away with the great cham
pion, a result that would be very grati
fying to the American people generally,
were it not that Mitchell is an Eng
lishman. National honor must be
maintained, even in a dog fight, is our
motto.
without brais-land accompaniment.
Last week he took a strool through the
Department. He saw things that are
j quite familiar to the habitue ot the
Patent OHlee, but which filled him
with righteous wrath. High salaried
men were reading, telling ptories, jok
ing, lolling with their feet upon their
desks, as oblivious to eurvei lance as o
the distant clamor of thirty thousand
swindled applicants for patents.
Then Mr. Vilas inquired concerning
the condition of a case about which
the inventor had written to him. If
any but the Hecretary of the Interior
had appealed to Mr. Hall he would
have got only such plausible explana
tion as the negligent and culpable, ex- ?
aminer could make up. He probed the
matter and found that action on the!
case had been wantonly neglected, j
The inventor, M ho is a very poor man, I
had lost several hundred dollars. But ;
this is only one of thousands of cases. I
. ...t i
er- i .. lie I IIU lifllVI VtllCII UH'C llllil
i ' i i ... I...., i ; s siiMiiin ic ninii mr imii it'ri l ii" ... .
cure uei w evil mhuu ii uiniii nnu iiniin i -. i c
years of u-fiil life. l?Mn the llrst
svnintoins of a Cough, fold or any
tmuble of the Throat or Lungs, give
that old nnd well-known remedy
iktsehee's (Jerman Syrup, a careful
trial. It will prove what thousand
sav of it to lo, the "benefactor of any
home."
ir iT if m TiTk kts 7"
Lkuaxox, t)n., March 2.
Wheat tSV er bushel.
Outs 32c per bushel.
Flour f- "o ivr barrel.
l'otato-s -W is r bushel.
Kggs 12!c Hr dozen,
liutter 2-V per H.
Lanl 0e12ic s r H.
Apples, srrecn -VH- -r bilHhel.
Apples, lri'd JK12'c ier H.
Plums, driil 10cs121e ht f.
Prunes, tlriiHl tOe lie ht P.
I lams 12c pr lt.
Shoulders "c h pt-r t'.
Bacon 10.' jicr H.
Coal Oil $1 'Si jH'r 5 gallon can or
f 2 25 per case.
No Cure, No Pay. "
i mailt v is consitU'ivtl.
TO
all outstaiulini; tlcl ts tluc
ami shall txjHct to have my
luniks all halanootl uiin a
vorr short fitnt'. ht'ii vmii t . 4...i..
" . 1 1 win iii. ii hi i jaijv uiiut' uii'l
read this .lout think it means j lml,l it Vou must treat ihmj1o
somelaaly else, "thou art the riuht. ami at the same time
1 ueeil money ami ti,om v,Hu t lunlr.Mks
11111.4 have, ami tfl ...
man.
niinot T
you ever want to tlo f. 11.
Montague a kindness, tlo it
now hy paying your aeeount.
j He need.- money and needs it
I badly
j have (Ioik
Greater Bargains
than were ever ottered in Ixh
anon will le ottered at the
tnuic
to
to do.
SELL
id will still eon
It is no trouble
Ar.
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Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Etc. .
And Fancy Toilet Articles.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
Main Sfrcrt, Lrtxtnon, Orryon.
NEW -:- STORE!
Fresh Goods! Low Prices!
KEEBLER & ROBERTS, Prop'rs.
STATION8.
Iltftlil Mini
html.
l"ltTI.AM,l,..V.V ArtW p.itt.
f n M I.tlHtllll M. f
liajr'ii I-atplin?.
m. iH,tir.
rn rn li I'rairie-ril--.
Wixltrtirn.
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liorotf
M. Anitt-I.
Ilirtt',
SUrcii.m.
J .Imi-i.ii i Milt,
S ItMrlninl.
fji SMf JuiH-ibffl.
Miv-dKV,
WM Staviim,
!rav-l 111.
Nrt 1, Snutfitm,
. I'. I Ttwi!l)f,
tvt s. In.
TlnnimV Fork,
I mtrfn.
TuUiuan,
I HUI.
I'lninvk w,
IJim.
1?rm!ivi!!p.
Twin HiMtcs,
Idmlnii'l
I'ric-lMirti,
Wilkin.
XBI U'i.
Piles eurvd without caustics, liircr a !
The result of Mr. Vilas' tour of in-
... l vi.:i.i !
"".uv. ...t i"""'""- ture or knife, bv
ing reaumg, letter writing, gossiping, j)It
loafing and visiting among the em- j
. i e .,. . .. x . fr-1. -
- ,,.!.. ,, vvrvw Wuld enjoy ronr dinner ;
is excellent. But its enforcement!! V) SOVV and are prevented by Dys-i
"There's the rub." The employes oc- j Tepsia. use Acker's Drepersia Tablets.
cupy as many as a hundred rooms, and ' They are a positive euro'for dyspepsia. In- ;
they work or rather avoid work with j ZTlT
closed doors. U hey are skilled m allij a kard lru"'it.
the arts of evading espionage, and if
a iMrson one hill, hut
must nell it ho vou can sell f
him
in the future. We have a
I fine line of neck wear, silk
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WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUT A COMPLETE LINE OF
GROCERIES, COFECTIONERIES,
TobapooH unci Difzif9
CROCKERY, GLASSWAREEtc
Which we offer to the People rf Ixlmnon and vicinity at the
Lowest Living Rates for Cash, Hides Furs, and
all kinds of Farm Produce.
Or.
Gov. Pennoyer, appointed (Jcorge S.
Downing superintendent of the peni
tentiary, vice Robert Clow, removed.
Mr. Downing is a well known citizen
and democrat of Marion county, hav
ing resided in the vicinity.. of Sublimity
for thirty-three years. In view of the
stir kicked up over the Pcnnoycr-Mo
Kinnou-Clow controversy, his appoint
ment will give general satisfaction. In
speaking of the removal of Mr. Clow,
the Portland World says : "It is very
much to lie regretted that there should
lie any disagreements now that we are
in front of the enemy."
While the Expkkss is not the organ
ofatiy party or "family clique," it will hear and decide anneals from the nil- !
not be backward during the campaign ji1?8 of the commissioner of intents. J There is nothing so valuable for
I The new bill has many excellent fea-; throat and lung troubles, and that can
in supporting good men for office. ? turcs of which I may write hereafter. ; he taken without anv iniurv to the
fo, . ,il. s;...... ,.f
li. .Montaeue for the next 150 ""tuiKeren.eis overyuung
. I.AMUKIIS3N ,l lvs( mr ash alul a1J J-J,,, f
lyeliiiimn, t)r. ; .
jiriMitiee.
liertaining to the fancy
GOODS
I'lHiiiiniintlon ISi ki-tsKt tuortnts tulle on
snhf nl Mikli hnvlliB AtcllliK
TroiiK with r--ircr, Fti'lsht nit F.iiiftwB,
mil m-rule fmm Kir'ithl.
Fn-Ulil trnln firm fnnlmnl. Mti'liir, Wtilm--inr
nml Ih'trla,. TowariU 1'iirtlitiii. Tur-
Im)!. 1 lnitv,!i) ami smunlBys.
1'immTllim Hiir'n mxl Kn1itrf lmi'1inr
n tth Sl. ntniT llir of ShIi'Iii" ("T slm MiHnlay,
VMlmwly n't VrMiiy n-luniinc I'rtitn Slem
TnilH. TimrI.ii himI st,inlrtv roiM.iir
ilh Kn- m.I Vi-i si'lt? HsKii!wr imiit. Sienm
er"'iiyf iiti-in tiiuktt Iwihli-r Iwiireen Kny'p
mul Fuliiuru ljiitinip itniij , suiKlajn excepted.
HAS. X. WtlTT. iteeelver.
Ueiirml fimiw, X. U, Corner first and flue W,
Cortliiml. itvKim.
C. B. Montague
Moorf, ll.lr In, l,orUr. ; J,as tWeiltV-Hve thoUSailll lol-
This cxcellent-prcparati.m for thcjjars Wortll of choice UOOils to
stihl tlurinir the next (50
school 1kvs contrive to cat apples and
r'A1 nnvpU miliar tl,o ivp nf thc .
: i,nl- ....... I. . I .... -.,t.. ti... r..t
teacher, hat cannot these older of- , ' ,;a:M. A. Miller. Lebanon:'!
. j . .i i. ; x . . '
icuuers uo oeinuu cioscu uoors, screens j Starr & Stanard, . tslsirii and M.
and mammoth desks. ' Jackson, ltrownsville; V. A. Watts,
The wretched condition of business j Shedd; C. 5ray, Ilalscy. Sample bot
under the present heal of the office tIwftw- c a11 -'"' mc
and his exeentric rulings has suggested ; Pr y and reliable Medicine are tbebest
a remMleling of the U. S. Patent Of- j VJ VVX to depend upon. Acker's Blood El
ttff mt lt lii-a-a. Snnt,r finnnan i iiirhas been nrescribed for ycrs for all im-
has introduced a bill in tbe Knate to ! Pritiesof V!!??,!!!0!? !
days at unprecetlentel
jiriees, to jxirties who
cash or produce.
low
pay
establish a c-ourt with three judges. nT.iu.Ue. For Ulieumatism. has no equal.
1 whose duty among others shall be to ; j. a. Heard, Druggist.
Aud when it knows one man to be bet
ter fitted to represent the people in the j for cioansinf? bedstead
councils of the county, state and na-j Bont whalebone can be straightened
i stomach, as "Mother Carv'a Gumtrcc
HKi.r-FUL HrxTs. Eye is excellent j Cough Syrup." Try It and you will
tion, than another, it will say so in j and used again by simply soaking in
just so many words. It will endeavor
to do its part to see that "Old Linn" is
intelligentljrcjusescntcd in the legisla
ture. If we cau't have such able men
as Hon. T. J. Black and others whom
we could mention, let us do the best we
can.
say so too.
J. A. Ileard, agent for Iicln'iion
wliy Acker's
iilood tlixir
Bring in
your hides, sheep licit?, furs,
of all kinds, hutter, epp anl
j poultry, and Montague will
jjrive you more goods for them
f during the next (50 days than
iyou have ever heen ollered he
fore. I sav iust what I mean
?r, warranted, is becauso it is tbe best j and mean what I .ay, and all
: Blood Preparation known. It will poei- i . Cii
F lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the Who take atlvaiitagC of the
suitahle for Christinas pres-
'enls in stixk.
' IN '88
we predict a irosierous year.
The signs of the time indicate
it, and we don't claim to he
hotter prophets
THAN
any one else, cither. This is
the last "ad' we are going to
make
IN 1887,
ami we hope everv iTson in
Ix'honon and vicinity who
read the Kxpkfss will read it,
Oil
SCROFULA
water a few hours, then drying it.
Bathing the feet in copperas watc
has afforded permanent relief to suffe
ers rpom rn-iimniim. i . ...... ... ... .. i ... , ..
" ... . " , , wnoiesysiem,anaiiirmiei,iyDuuasupine allOVO Oiler Will Strike a
Ceilings smoked by a kerosene lamp ' constitution, ltemembcr, wo guarantee it. ) rr, ,
should be washed over with soda wa-; J- A. Beard, Druggist. naiiza. 1 110 Only
tcr.
1)0-
a .......i .!..,:,.. 1..
The lighter quality of oil cloth ha ; taurant AUainv. Steals & cents. tf
A (iei-man pliysician saj-s that in
childhood the male and female hearis t easily cleaned
are of the same size, but later on the
masculine heart develops much more
than the female, and the former ends
by being two square inches larger than
the latter, and yet the women speak of
men as heartless wretches.
1 A - . P . ... ...
aiivauiat; iivvr iier ior covering me i
walls of a kitchen. It is durable, and I
'Mother Carv's Gum tret Cough Svr-
up does not sicken 4 he stomach, or
: I.; ...1 l... l,.. .1.. ...... . .. ..i, si. I ...
The cures m hospital rooms exposed ! aduU ., ... f((11I.,, . ,. ,M,
A. d.1 . 1 ... , i . . . . . I -
w uie rajn ui uie kuii compareu wnn juration tor a Uotigh, I'olil, Jfronchitis,
Sheridan never showed his qualities
as a gencnil better than in his positive
refusal to be considered as a presiden
tial candidate. Like Sherman, he
knows that his name and fame are mil
itary, and that the honors of a presi
dency could not add to them.
those in darkened chambers is four to
one.
Oranges keep well wrapped in tissue
paper, and placed among linen articles. . j. -vr v aiayg
a novel oeviee tor applying pertumei - Acker
Whooping Cough or Croup and any
affection ot the throat and lungs,
J. A. Beard, agent for Lebanon.
is a pencil, which is rubbed on the ar
title to be scented
have
S iiabr
Soother at Laud. It is the only safe
: medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child rintund
ease from pain. Prico 25 cents. Bold by
J. A. Beard, Druggist.
Insure your property in.a home coiu-
?any the Northwest Fire and Marine
nsurance company, of Portland Ore
on. A. 11. Cyrus, agent, Lebanon Or.
Horticulture is taught in the com
mon schools of Germany. The pupils
are required to bud, graft, transplant,
plant seeds, etc, and they are givirg
instructions on the subject of plant
growth, adaptation of varieties to soil,
climate, etc'
Answer to a .'correspondent : Mr. I According to Dr. John oelekcr, a
Hermann, ixt all human likelihood, j simple test to assertain whether or not
-will be tbe republican nominee for con- j a substance is butter or buttcrine is to
gress. Writers- on the congression- throw a small portion of it into a fry
id nomination7' may as well save their ing-pan or ladle made nearly red hot.
labor. OrpgvniriH. ' If butterinc, the smell of burnt animal
.. fat will at once reveal its nature.
The advance of twenty cents per ,
UMi iw.iiiv.Is in the selling price of beef f Immigration movements are nromi-
fattlc at Chicago is good news to stock- inent in 'sas and portions of Mk-.' thiwtenedwithCrouporVcplDgCougQ,
"My little son, three years of age,
was terribly afflicted with scrofula.
His head was entirely covered with
scrofulous sores, and his body showed
many marks of the disease. A few
bottles of Aycr's Sursaparilla cured
him." W. J. Bccket, Hymcra, Iud.
"TVrvv-O3 triflo with any T
.VJUYV V Lung Disease. If;
Throat ' or
you have
a Cougn or Cold, or the clmoren ere
men, and shows that the long expec
- --n in the range of prices lias i"-
' " . . '. last. '
khihmn l oTv.ii fl I use -ACJer uwu j
' - , . . ... , -,,,.1 1. .a m
'est ward
tus.
tide would '
&nd we guarantee it.
J . A. iicardj Drug's!
poeitivo cure,'
.-.10 and. 5Cc f
Complete Stock
of clothing in Ix'hanon is at
the big Cash Store -of 0. If.
Montague' which will he sold
away down during the next
(50 days to ready-pay custom
ers only.
Great Variety
of lioots and Shoes, an im
mense stock at the Mammoth
Cash Establishment of C. li.
Montague, to be sold exceed
ingly cheap during the next
GO days for cash or produce.
if they don't take the Kxpijfss
liorrow their neighbors'. Any
way, just so they read our
"ad" from this week. If vou
want a boot that will not rip,
tear or
BUST
buy the Buckingham A: I lech t,
that is the boot we carry and
OUR
trade with them has been im
mense. ISow one word to the
ladies remember every pair
of shoes we sell wo always fas
ten on the
BUTTONS.
W.LDOUGLAS
S3.00
SHOE
Humors,
Erysipelas,
Canker, and
Catarrh,
Can be
cured by
purifying
the blood
with
I do not believe that
Aycr'a Sarsapaiilla
lias an equal as a cure
for Scrofulous Hu
mors. . it la pleasant
to take, gives strength
to the body, and pro
dueea a more perma
nent result titan any
luedk-lne I ever nseil.
E. Halne. North
Lindale, Ohio.
I have used Ayer'a
Sarmtparilla tn my
family, for Scrofula,'
and know, if it tn
taken faithfully it will
tlioroughlv ernilieate
tills terrible dineaoo.
W.K. Fowler, M.U.,
Greenville, Tenn.
For forty years I
have stiff ereil with
Erysipelas. I hare
tried various remedies
for my complaint, but
found no relief until
I commenced using
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla.
After taking ten bot
tles of this medicine I
am completely cured.
M. U. Ames bury,
Rockport, Me.
I have suffered, for ,
years, from Catarrh,
which was so severe
that it destroyed my
appetite and weak
ened my system.
After trying other
remedies, without re
lief, I began to take
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. Susan I
Cook, iKKLAlbany at.,
Boston, Mass.
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla
is superior to anv
blood purifier that 'I
ever tried. I hare
taken it for Scrofula,
Canker, and Salt
liheutn, and received
much benefit from It.
It is (rood, also, for
a weak stomach.
Millie Jane Peirce, S.
Bradford, Mass. ft
A. C. CHURCHILL.
I
I
-DEALKIi IN-
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. 3. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mini
Price SlS six bottle, BBs
6,t.fmTinTii win iiV S if iiifinini h -JMk
ol.l.iliipil. nml nil WliAA A.Nvs ut
I.Mirleil l fiir UfUtKKATK FKKS. Our ollli'e It
nMwilo Hie 1'. 8. I'liU-nt Olllee. mil wc mil -liliti
I'hIciiIm lu Kss linu! limn tlmiio nliilo fmlil
HM7.V;V'.V. S-ii.l .11 lIK.. i.'.l H .VfJ ir
I'llOTt) of Invention. We ilv Im! i In imiu-iiI
uliilifv friH (if rluin:i nml vt
i wi.kss i'.trt:.xr is wcbmi.
Kur riwiiltir. n.lviiv. Iirms hiiI refcrrnrcs to
nrtuul ili,nii. in yur ivn Stale. 1'iMinly. I'lly r
ivwii, tviilu li,
II
0j putitc J'tittiU ttpice, II usMjfoii, l C
General Hardware
. Agricultual Iiiiplenients.
Iioti, Steel and Coul,
AVujfo it 3Ittoiittl.
It nnd C7iln jj.
lIIt1Miiii( t-iniillo.
AVuifoiiM and 1J n jtuit-M.
Cnrpciitcrt' Toolix.
liil1oi-H Ilnnlwarc,
Io-vli-, t-liot, cff. -Otaiit
PoMdcr.
SawK and Axcb,
GUNS AIsD A3H3HUNITION.
OYERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
OREGON & CALIFORNIA R. R.
Anl CnwnertliHwi
The Mt. Shasta Route.
Time Ik'Ihith Altmny and San Frannvo, S5 hnur.
California Expresa Trains Dally.
4iw"rT imiavo ltirtiaml. A rrv W.mkTi.
S") v. 1 jiv Albany lavri 7iV a. J4.
7:10 a. M.; Arrive ' Vim Fraefeeo lxvei SJW K M.
Local Pasentr Trains Dally (exespt) 8umlay
am a. Ma I-cavc
1'J.40p. x. ijemre
2:40 p. m. Arrive
.Ii-tlHnt
Albany
tUutene
Arrive- 3:4.1 p. .
lw ins a. j.
Ixave 9il A. !.
Local Passsnger Trains Dally (exespt) Sunday
M1 P. H.
P J.
a:" P. If .
l::ip.m.
leave
Arrive
I .rave
Arrive
Albany
Iluuinn
Alltnny
Arrivr .:. x. m.
Jjeave Sio A. .n.
Arrive :2:4 p. m.
lavc'inip. nt.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
EXCURSION SLEEPERS FOR
Sceowl Claw ra-- litre rs on all Thnaigh Trains.
FREE OF CHARGE.
The O. &C. R. 15. Ferry moke eonnelirn with
all Hie rtutilar trains on the JCt kle liv, from
foot of F, street.
West Side Division.
PORTLAND and CORVALLIS.
I. F. CONN,
. .
Contractor, Carpenter and !
Builder. '
Plans & Specifications
FURNISHED
01s SHORT NOTICE i
o
All Kinds of Carpenter Work Done and
. Satisfaction Guaranteed. - - J
Fricea Very Reasonable,
AIJ1AXY & LKBAXOX. ORHX.
js. 18 . cYirus,
Real Estate Ag t and No
tary Public, and 1'
GEN'L INSURANCE ACT 4
Docs a General Agency
Business, .
-IXtXCPJXli 1
(Mall Train Dally (except) Sunday.
7 :W a. m.
!2rJ5 p. m.
Ix-ave
Arrive
lortlanrt
C'orvallta
Arrive T:1S p. m.
1-kv ISOip, m.
Enprsss Train Dally (except) Sunday,
4:.i p, in. I Ix-svo
MM p. 1 -'
ISirtlaiKl Arrive 1 9K a, m ,
Arrive MoMinvllle Ieave A:iS a. m ,
Insurance, Agrfciiitual Imple
ments, Doors and Windows, -
ORGANS ad SEWING MA
CHINES.
! ' ' ' '-"
At Allwny ami fVuxallts ecmncet whh trains of , , , Mt Hp Tmrf II's Ofti
Orison la-irte railrruwl.
-For full information rejrarn'mg rateis mans
el".. rail on mmnrtni's agent.
li. KOI.U1-F.R. . E. P. RO;KR?r
Mauser O. 4. ra, AscZl-
Staud,
LEBANON,
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