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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1888)
Tii2 Lebanon Express. RIDAY, APRIL 13, 1883. Kirlpatrlel & Bugler, Editors. The death of Emperor William hts j caused no change In the political situa- j t ion in Europe. Yet there can be but ! little doubt that Emperor Frederick is ; much more inclined to liberalism than hid father was. lie 13 though to favor 11 more thorough system of representa ' ttve government, and in this he is hot in haruiouy with Prince Bismarck. There has been a good deal of talk of changes in the Emperor's council. It was rumored that a number of the im perial ministers would be replaced by morc progressive men, but nothing, so far has been done. It is highly prob able that Frederick will not undertake to carry out his own views unless he should recover his health, and there is not much hope of that-. He is not far from the end of his life, if we can trust the reports which come to us. It would be very unwise in the Emperor to enter upon a prolonged contest with hi po litical enemies at this time. In the pro longation of the life of Frederick is the hope of the Liberals. It may be easily imagined with what anxiety the Ger maii people watch the progress of his disease. Every few hours reports reach ail parts of the country stating the Em- peror's condition, and the people are in great suspense. Rumors of bitter con- j troversies among the consulting phj-si-j cians continue to reach the public ear. At one time the people are told that , the situation is grave and discouraging, at another that he is doing as well as could be desired. The public mind is wavering between hope and fear. Lon don has heretofore been governed, if it can be faid to have been governed at all by the Metropolitan Board of Works. It is now to have aa elective council, with a Lord" Lieutenant as chief execu tive." The jeountry councils are to be elected by tax-payers, and women who . pav taxes are allowed to vote. It is thus left to the Troy government to in troduce women's suffrage in conserva tive old England. In this country aa well as in England this has been look ed upon as a crack-brain scheme, favor ed only by short-haired women and long-haired men. The town councils ; 'will be freed from the dominations of landlords, and the middle classes will rule instead of the aristocracy. Our British cousins are aping us as fast as they caii . It now remains for the same generous measure to be extended to Scotland and unhappy Irland and all will be well once more. The masses will now supplant the classes and the people will take care ot themselves. That feature of the bill that leaves tem perance legislation to the euntry coun cils will prodably r$eet with great op position, and there is danger that it may befeat the whole plan... But it is to be hoped that they will not. The fact that the bill is warmly approved by the Liberals is proof that it ..will , , , , , , " ... probably become a law. Many of the more conservative Tories are alarmed and hostile to it, but they can be whip ped into line. Verily the world does move. Surveyor General Taylor is ia con stant receipt of petitions from all parts of the state from persons who want surveys made. There has been sur veyed only a narrow strip along the coast, and people are settling along the treftmsback up into the Coast Range and wfah their claims surveyed. Some of the petitioners have been settled on their claims all the way from three to fifteen years, and the work asked for should be done. However it cannot be lone till an appropriation is made and the government increases the rate per mile paid for the work. No reliable man can be found to do the work tor the pay allowed now. The govern ment should not expect to get work done for less than private individuals can have it done for. Surveyor Gen eral Taylor hai forwarded a petition signed by ad the registers and receiv ers in the state asking that a liberal appropriation be made for surveys in this state, and that the nav nor mile for survej-ing be increased, and the matter is now under consideration, and a favorable result is hoped for. A temperature w hich rarely de- scends to zero in the winter and is nev er excessively hot in the summer, a fertile soil which has not failed of a crop since the valley has been settled, and ample room to divide with all who may come for the next decade; these are advantages now being sought by many thousands of our fellow citizens, and they have but to be made known to bring in an immense concourse of land-seekers. Who shall hold offi cial position and who shall be refused that attribute, are t riffling matters compared with peopling this vast do main, and bestowing homes upon those who desire to share our good fortune. Win. Dorsheimer, the well known who died last week, was at one time one of the most prominent democrats -v- in the country, and was elected lieutenant-governor of New York by a great majority. He was even a strong - presidential candidate. Of late years he has confined himself entirely to the LaVork of his newspKJ .the New York metrctnolitfin dailii s. j WASHINGTON LETTER. This is woman's week in Washing ton, and a Washington letter of this date with the International Council of womeu left out would be an anomaly. Still with the space allowed me even the merest epitome of proceedings, would be an impossibility. The council has been in full sail for five days; there have been three ses sions each day, with half a dozen speakers on the programme of each session, so that you see I could not even mention the names of the dele gates to this convention with the sub jects discussed by each, without giving a list of sueh a character ss would prove to be very monotonous reading. But really the women are having a good time and an interesting time in Albaugh's Opera House. The city is full of distinguished women from ev erywhero, and this is by far the most important gathering of women the world has ever seen. They come from the farthest limits of America, and from across the ocean, from England, France, the Scandinavian Peninsula, and from far away Finland. The object of the Conference is to im prove the condition of women in the church, the state and the home. And the wide scope of the topics under dis cussion gives unusual interest to the proceedings. The improvement of their political condition is only one of the matters to be considered, and the attention given to their notable advan ces ia other lines of development has drawn to the city certain representa tive women and has added to the cudi ences a number of hearers who would not be attracted if the crusade had but a single end in view. Nothing that Tertains to woman Is j foreitrn to the hnsin.-s of h. fVmfi.n- . ... . . , Insurance company, of Portland Ore- ence, and this comprehensiveness of oa- A. It. Cvriis, ttgent, Lebanon Or. plan, involving a review of what has been aeeomr lished in all lines of devel- j For a good meal, go to the City Res opment, gives to the gathering a cheer- taurant Albany. Meals 2 cents. tf ful and congratulatory tone, which , , ' 7 ; mip-ht be wanting if rwiliti..l mn,l! If ycu liavw a cold, eotlgh, bronchitis might tse wanting if political condl- f (r any form of thro:U OT ,un ,lisea),t do tions alone were considered. 1 not neekvt it. Aver's Cherry Pectoral It was on Tuesday that Philanthro- j pies were discussed. The subject of temperance, coming under this head, brought upon the c tajre many women noted for their work in this cause, Mi? s Francis Willard, the president of one of the most wonderful organizations that ever sprang into existence, lead ing with a strain of eloquence which hc-ld her auduence in chaius, broken only by applause. Phe mentioned that there were now forty district de- nnrtmer.f ni 10 llffcl lining Knirl ! she: "We have sharpened our veap- '"""""r; ons in sight of the enemy, and thev . . . . . . , , ' - VrvvO trl2 rr''-1 tc7 Throat cr are about ground to an edge. We J O YV V Lmig Disease. 1 f vo havo want a national prohibition amend-1 a Conga cr Cold, or Xho children tro ment acainst the liquor traffic, the ' threatened with Cronpcr Whooping Consh, Fnaand Ldiaclitc, the soda, pariah j riIV&rl'Zt of this land.' 1 and we guarantee it. Frico 10 and COc Hannah Wlthall Smith, another J. A. Heard, Druggist. woman known throughout the country j for her share in gospel temperance i work, diplomatically inveigled her au dience into indorsing en masse a reso lution calling the governments of the civilized world' to protect the Congo Free State from the Hood of poisonous gin which was being poured in upon the unsuspecting and bibulous natives. The resolution was adopted unani mously for the good lady refrained from calling a negative vote, on the irround that it would be an insult to suppose that anyone present would vote no. The public buildings all over the ! city are again drnped with tmMems ofj rx VCCVOVV hT Acker's j mourning, this time for Justice Waite, , .... 1,lo;J Ei'ir i.v. i. . V-ks t T.,: . r t- I" warranted. Is bcTi?e it is the best the late ChiefJustice of the. United States. were on thp flouae of Rep were attended by both Houses of Con gress and the higher government offi cials who occupied the floor of the House, while the public jraleries wen? filled with the families of Senators and Representatives, two tickets of ad mis- I sion having been issued to each fren.i- l.tor and member of Congress for distri- ; bution. The reserved naileries. Biir-h j the Pn,6ident.s the pre93 and the i diplomatic, were occupied by those for j whom they are set aside In the Senate on Monday a hill ap propriating $3,000 to defray the funer al expenses of the late Chief Justice was passed without debate. His re mains were sent to Toledo, accompani ed by six of the associate Justices, a Congressional committee and part of the Ohio delegation in Congress. It is probable the House will begin debate on the Mills tariff bill t.i-iav and that the discussion will last until the. last -of May, when the measure will either be defeated or passed by that body. From present indications it would not be safe or wise to venture a more encouraging prediction. Patents granted to citizensof the Pa cific States during the past week, and i reported expressly for this paper by C. a. snow k ijo., i-atent lawyers, oppo site U. S. Patent office, Washington D. C: i J. B. Clott, San Francisco fa'., rall- t way car indicator. F. J. Crouch, Oak- land Or., car heater. D. M. Deneky, Acampo, Cal., Platform scraper, (i. F. Dietz, Los Angeles Cal., curry comb. II. C. Henderson, San Fran cisco Cal., Bridge for fire hose. P. F. McOee, Oregon City, Or., car heater. A. F. Jfell, San Francisco Cal., car brake. J. Porteous, Fresno Cal., Plow. C. B. Rice, East Oakland Cal., com bined provision box & Table. F. M. Speed, San Faancisco Cal., electric railway. J. Tetheway, Stockton Cal., combined harvester and thresher. JS'OTICE. Having made a rhange in mv busi ness I would ask all knowing them selves indebted to me to come in and settle, eif.her bv nnch w?vrl i, mi r.v t so that I ciin 't,nme mv rtM hl,' I am thankful to my friends for the litx-ial patronage extended to me in the past, and ask for a continuance of the same in the future for the new firm. W. B. Doxaca. A CARD. The undersigned having entered in to a co-pfirtnership, tinder the firm name of W. B. Donaca & Co., will con tinue to do business at the old stand of W. B, Donaca, in Lebanon. We cor dially in vite all our friends to call on us, and guarantee fair treatment to all. W. B. Donaca, ' " J. A. Roberts. J. V. Ki:ki!i.kk. The Waite obsequies, which lively cere all Blood DiEensesnuTifiea tl. L t t r t simple but ioiposine. took place wholesystcia.aiid thorooghly buildsnpthe i lndn were ecr CliereU in IU- Wednewlay, at noon, in the hall of! Vf10. wc guarantee it. ! a non Will be Oilcrtd at th f resentatives. Thev 31ammotu Lash btore rf L . ; Br. M:k Ha.vier, l)ent!-t, Lebanon. (Joed fortv-tooth wood harrows at C.u son's for? i IQ. Fortv-tooth rcvcrsable harrows r.t Cmuou'd. Bprin j-tooth harrows ut Crusou's corner. , Go to Cruson.s for farm implements and machinery. J. S. COritTNEY, M. D. Physician axi Surqkon. Lebanon, Or. Don't use lUg Words. Iii prom ulgating esoteric cogitations or artieulatliiif superficial sentimental ities and philosophical or psvcholorl- cal observations, beware of platitudi nous ionuero!tr. ljct vuur state' ments possess a clarified conciseness, coatescent consistency and concentra ted cogency. Eschew all conglomera tions ot liatuient trarrutity, jejeune oaboiemcnt and asinine affectations Let your extemporaneous descanting and unpremeditated exnutitations have intelligibility ana veracious vivacitv without rhodomoutado or thrasonical bombast. Sedulously avoid all polysyi- HDic proiunuity, psittaeeous vacuity and vandiloque'nt vapidity; shun doub le entendres, prurient. In other words talk plainly and seusiblv, and truth fully sav that Churchill keeps the only complete stock of Hardware and r arming implements in licoanon. $5X13 to loan on first-ehiss real estate security by A. It. Cyrus A Co. Money to loan, by Curran teith, Albany, Oregon. Mon tf No Cure, No Pay. Piles cured without caustics, liga ture or knife, by I)R. J. A. Lajidersos, Lebanon, Or. Insure your property in a home mm- panv the r. ortliwest it e and Marine if promptly taken, will speedily relieve and cure all ai'meut of this character. Catarrh when c!v."onic. becomes very offensive. It is impca?itile to li other wise healthj-, and nt the same time afflicted v ith catarrh. This disagreea ble disease in it most obstinate and dangerous forms, can Le cured, by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. When, by reascm of a eobi or from anyoilu-r cause, the secretory organs heome disrodered, they may be stimu lated to healthy action by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. "s?old bv all Moore's Hair Invlfcurstor. This excellent preparation fr the hair, may be found on sale at the fol lowing p!avs: M. A. Miller, Iebanon; Starr fe ?tanard, O. Osborn and M. Jackson, Brownsville; F. A. Watts, Shedd; C. Gwy, IIal.;y. Sample bot tles free. Call and ret one. Sv cf always hare '-V VVVTVV Acker's Bby Soother at hauj. It 13 tLo only safe medicine yet mads that will remove all infantile disorders. or 2f"r?fo'nf, bat cires tho child rnturti zte frn pain. Prico 5 cents. Soli by J. A. IV-ard, Iriu-iriM. P A and reliable Mcdicinwaretbebt VJVV toaependupon. Aekcrt Blood EU iiirr.aslVenrrescr:b-JforTearsforl!i2i. purities of tlieB'ood. Inevervfonnof Scrof . . i -. r jj, 5,1, Tilous, Syphilitic or Mercnrial diseases, it la Invalnabie. For P.Iicumatisia.. liascocqaai. I J. A. Utard, lruugit. Ayer's Sarsaparilla was the first suc cessful blood medicine ever ottered to the r.ub'.ie. This rrt'iiaration is still held m ne highest pubne estimation ooui at nome ana aonaa. lis miiacu- lous cures and immense pahs show this. Ask vour druggist for it. vvw would eniorvonr dinner J XVy3X' and are prevented by Drj. They are a positive cure for Dyspepsia, In digestion, Flatoleney and Constipation. We guarantee them. C3 and 5!) cents. j. a. r... t n L-. st. . The First Sign OI failing health, whether in the form of Night Sweats arnl Nervousness, or in a sense of General Weariness and Loss of Appetite, should suggest the use ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This preparation is most effective for giving tone and strength to the enfeebled system, pro moting the digestion and assimilation ot food, restoring the nervous forces to their normal condition, and for purify ing, enriching, and vitalizing the blood. . Failing Health. Ten years apo my health began to fail. I -kh troubled with a distressing Cough, Niht Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous ness. I tried various remedies rre porlbed by different physicians, but became so weak that I could not go up stairs without stopping to rest. My friends recommended me to try Ayer's Karsaparilla, -w hich I did, and I auTnow as healthy and strong as ever. 'Mia. K. L. Williams, Alexandria, Minn. I have used Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in my family, for Scrofula, and know, if it is taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly eradicate this terrible disea.se. I have also prescribed it as a tonic, as well as an alterative, and must say that I honestly believe It to be the be6t blood medicine ever compounded. W, F. Fowler, M. D., 1. D. S., Greenville, Term. Dyspepsia Cured. V It would be Impossible for me to de scribe what I suffered from Indigestion and Headache up to the time I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I was under the care of various physicians, and tried a Treat many kinds of medicines, but never obtained more than temporary re lief. After taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla for a short time, my headache disap--peared, and my stomach performed yi duties more perfectly. To-day xfiy health is completely restored. Mar Karley, Springfield, Mass, r. I have been greatly benefited by the prompt use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. M tones and invigorates the system, regu lates the action of the diirestiy and assimilative organs, and vitalises the blood. It is, without doubt, the most reliable blood purifier yet discovered. H. IX Johnson, 583 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. tt . Ayer's Sarsaparilla, rrrpured by Dr. 3. C A y cr Sc Co., Lowell, JIaas. Trice SI ; .x bottles, 5. ! Blood Preparation known. It will tosi C. B. MONTAGUES COLUMN. 1872. 1888. "Leaders" come and ''leaders" go. But the old Wheel Horse keeps on forever. Montague will as usual keep on the even tenor of his way, selling goods to the jieople of Lebanon and vicinity at his well known low prices for Cash or coun try produce. His stock at all times will be kept as full as the market will warrant. Ev ery attention will be given to serve the wants of our custom 1 1 -ii 1 ers and menus, nouia vou not find the article to suit vou in his mammoth establish ment, he will get it for vou if you wish, by freight or ex press, with no exorbitant profit added unto the sum. In order to svstematize Collections I have given over that most wearisome branch of business toMr.'C. M. Talbott, with Tkhom I expect each and ev ery person indebted to me to settle without saying "Well I know my old friend Charlie will wait on me." Gentle men I must have my money now. Everbody that is in debted to G. B. Montague is cordially invited to come in and settle their account. Don't wait to be dunned, but come at -once and pay up I am compelled to resort to a systematic plan for collecting all outstanding debts due me, and shall expect to have my books all "balanced up in a very short time. When vou read this don't think it means i somebody else, "thou art the man." I need money and money I must have, and if you ever want. to do C. B. Montague a kindness, do it now by paying your account. lie needs money and needs it t Kullv Greater Bargains B. Montasue for .the next 60 jayg for CASX &m A kind of - . produce C. B. Montague na tveiuy-nve thousand uol- 1 1 ,.,i . 3 . ldl! WUl 111 J1 1.111.111.1 JilMJUS IU he sold during the next CO days at unprecedented low PrlS'e?' t0 Pities Who pay Cash Or produce Bring in .your liMee, sheep pelts, furs, of all kinds, butter, ggs ami poultry, and Montague will give you more goods for them during the next 00 days than you have ever been ottered be fore. I say just what I mean and mean what I say, and all who take advantage of the above offer will ptrike a bo nanza. The only . Complete Stock of clothing in Iebanon is at the big Cash Store of C. B. Montague which will be sold away down during the next 00 days to ready-pay custom ers onlv. r. Creat Variet; Boots and Shoes, m im mense stock at the Manmoth Cash Establishment of J. B. Montague, to be sold exfred ingly cheap during the i?xt GO tfavs for cash or prodtce. You -:- Certainly NEW'UIT THIS FALL AND WINTER. Why don't you go to BLAIN, the Leader in Clothing. AN IMMENSE STOCK IN ALL GRADES, From Eastern Factories. Nobby Patterns & Styles, Cheap. BARGAINS IN EVERY DE PARTMENT. We are confident of Pleasing: vou. All we ask is the oppottunity of showing you Through our Stock. WE ALSO KEK1 lJf STOCK The Celebrated BromsYille . Goods. L. E BLAIN, Leading Clothier and Merchant Tailor, Albaxy, Okegox. C. B. ROLAND & Co Albany, Oregon. New Store, Hew Goods, CONSISTING OF ILiriiisliinK GoocIr Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Choice Selections in Fancy Summer Neck Wear, Silk Underwear, Balbriggiui L'nderwear, Fish, Clark & Flagg's Gloves. FINE CLOTHING. The very Best make of Hand Sewed Shoes, and the verr Latest Styles in Mens' Boys' and Youths' Cloth ing. All the Celebrated makes of HATS IN EVERY STYLE. OCR STOCK CONSISTS OF Bright New Fresh Goods, And as honest, fair and square dealing Is our motto, we ask the public to call and get prices. C. B. Roland & Co., One door West Revere house, Albany. BVRKHAHT & BILYEl', Fropra. -OF the Livery Sale & Feed Stables, LEBAXOX Southcart earner of Main an l S'hfrmtn Fine Initios, HacH Harness and -. Good Reliable Horsfs Special Conveyance --.'lt I'ARTtKS- Going to Brownsville, Water kx Sweet Home, Seio, and all parts of Linji County All Kinds of Teamisg Done AT u:asoxa borates. Eurkhart & Bilyeu. MRS. G. W. KICI-; 3I1111HC1-, Lolmnoii, Oi-c HAS JfST 5X"l:iVEl) IIEK Millinery Goods LXJXSISTlXa OF- Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Rib bons, Etc., Etc. Call and get Prices on Good? which are y SALOON. W. J. GUY, Proprietor. . I'KALER IX WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Main St. Opposite St. Charles Hotel. AXOM. I Oregon. HAY FOR SALE. Mr. S. Reynolds has for sale, at the Cruson place, 10 Tons of Timothy Hay For particulars, apply to I ; A. C. CnvKCHiLirLebanon. t rJ?JTlU NEIW O OMIVEXfc GBOCERY. (Opposite Burkhart A Bllyeu'a Livery Stable.) W 9n DEALER IN- Groceries and Provisons, Tobacco and Gigars. WHITE GROSS BAKING POWDER. Pure Sugar, Maple Syrup, " Confectionery, Crockery, Glassware. NOTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS. Lebanon and Albany Flour Bran and Chop. IVIIL.W'-AjNI-ItOI'j3, New Orleans Molasses, Fine Pickles, Chipped Beef, Spices, Mustard, Candies - and Nuts. CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS. tt'Buyers of-Groceries, and persons having Butter, Eggs and Chickens to seU, Tvill find it gretHly to their advantage to call and Examine ray goods. T. C. FEEBLER. OREGOMH RAILWAY COMPAKY. (Limited Line.) CHAS. N. SCOTT, - Receiver. On nn'l afVr Jun. 1, 1SSS. n1 until fnrther no li.f tram will rua diiily (exctrpl Suodaj oa fol- EAST SIDE. Ponld MoU ToTri Part land. 8TAT10N3. Kr-vm !'irt UrA. 1 v l.!S p. Ei. Arv4. l.vl .is 1 is 4 V) ft "1 r. sr 5 '.'v. .IS f .: ' 2 f i7 7 (.1 IXJHTLAND.PiW.V Yixjt of lincoin t-t. Ray't Laadir.g. t-t, I"s.ul". Frejwh iTairle, l"iaw, i V.'oocfhurn. Towusctd, S!cK. liaron's M. Anps-l, I'own'n, t-Uvorton, Jchnsoa- Mill, Ea-'t SM? Janciinn, JJ;K.y, Aunurvillo, i travel lit, O, P. .o!i(;, V ScU. T'x'rr.asf Fjrk, Li an. Tirfur ri.Y : ! le. Twin tfufj?!. Eo tan i Wilkin. t-OBL'EvJ. Ar 6.00 p. m. Lr . i Arr 3.C 2-12 2 ; 2.07 2.(2 1.57 ' 1 V 1.41 I. 9J i i.h , ! 1 10 li 12 4J i , ' l.'.Jl i; iiis ! l!.r." 11 11 47 l!.4a 1135 II. SI li. :s ; no "- 10.4C 10 S3 m.lK ? 58 12 !.l 9 1: S.4S ! :'( !1 I?' ) . i: 'ri f 15 S.W v.:X' t: i'lv. Ar r.s.! Alf IA A. X. I i nrr.rnn'&'ln TU kets at two cunts per mile on at sra'.i-.-ns ha'inp A pent. ! Tm.'n with P-eriwr. Frttpht aavl Fjprcas, j run -rraU- frum Frc!s-ht. i Fri.7ht tr.tin form Pcirtlancl. Motk!v-s. Wedn ' 'Isy- nnii Th'tf!sv. Trtstarlii Ponliind, Tw j tiayn, Thur!j i aal Satarlav. I with Suans-r "fity of iPaiem" fiir.alera Mondays, i WMi!ilHjv Fri-iiiy n-turninc frvm ArVxii i 1 ut"iavs. Thurxlay; ftr;d ra'.iintay eonrrextinc n tr h Fu-t and Wt" itte f a&pnzrT tralri. 8t.m ir OTrf Suit-in mate!' tran:r bt-tweon Rar' ai.J Fu.qijurti I-andii.s daily, j-iiiiday excepted. j . CHA$. N. SiXiTT, receiver j ;.-i ra! f rfflc. N. W. Corner First and Pine St's, i Fo:tlund, Ortfron. SAMUEL E. YOUNG, Dealer. Ill r Boots andvSlioes. THE LARGEST STOCK. IN THE CITY. Bough fK,jivel.v for Cash frop'ihe Manufac x'turers. Evry Pair Warranted. FINE SHOES, . m Ladies, Misses & Children, SPECIALTY. FIUST 8TREKT, ALBANY, Or. V. 1Z. CYRUS, Real Estate Ag't and No tary Public, and GEN'L INSURANCE ACT Docs a General Agency Business, ixrr.rmxc! Insurance, Agrlcultual Imple ments, Doors and Windows. ORGANS am) SEWING MA CHINES. v Give me a Call at Dr. Powell's Old Stand, ys- 1 Lebanon, - - OREGON -O- N-E W Fresh Goods! KEEBLER & ROBERTS, Prop'rs. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OCT A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, COFECTIONERIES, Tobaccos find Cigars, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Etc., Which we offer to the r'eople of Lebanon and vicinity at the Lowest Living Rates for Cash, Hides Furs, and all kinds of Farm Produce. . C03IE aVMi' SEE US. Keebler & Roberts, Lebanon, Or. J BEARD & YATES, 5 -' " ' Druggist and Apothecary, DEALER IX Djiugs -:- and Medicines Paints, Oils Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Etc. And Fancy Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon, Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Ci. W. WHEELER A SOX., Proprietors of the LEBANON -:- SAAV -:- 3IILLS -ALt ROUGH and CLEAR LUMBER constantly Bills of All Kinds Filled on Short Notice and at Reasonable " 7 Rates iJGive us a fall beforcpurchasing elsewhere. S T ORE! Low Prices! and Glass KINDS OF- on hand. V r ?9 -. .... S