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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1888)
- -cbaiion Express. .-Wpatrick &Bagler, Editors. Uierclayit UU wiittuia nnpulur '' "ate uwiUnm to Mo'nt and to take i .1-. , i vts.-4, together with the hrinjrinsln of curate, thorough history of Oregon j delinquent n.e.nK rs to tho bar of tin and of tht3 Northwest coast, which i Hou.e, by the Bergennt-at-Anns. s'ull embrace the lives and adventures ' i 01 me Stferes' of the early pioneers, of the many and foresting- incidents in 'which ilu v J he actors and rmrticipants, and details toiretlur with the im- ant and conspicuous events rf Vh the vast Oregon of the past, and . y.' Territories which have teen ran Vd from it, were the scenes. No histo ry of the kind has yet been written. That of II. H. Bancroft is the nearest to it, and best so far published- but it ! VM to $7,000 a day, the situation bt- Ishimleonateinmany particular,. ltimT ., , . ,4 , - , , . All this trouble was over n bill to re ts now designed to supply this quality flUH, from the fedora, TrMltlllP. ..... of history. The North Pacific II istory Company, of which J. B. McMilton is president, and J. U- Chapman is Sec retary, propose to perform the work. ! -The Hon. FAwood Evans of Washing V rvTerritory and Hon. Lafayette Mosheir of Oregon, with others of emi nent ability, are engaged for the pur pose. This is an opportune time fir such a history. Many of the early Pioneers are still living, and the nar rative of their lives will lie presented. Oregon and this entire Northwest are rWiU to rt,umt is leased, is that the mi ner attracting attention in all parts of "f T! f "a "V he 1 Urv books as a. ilt'hr whwli itnwt In the country Immigrants are flowlr-R j Inlher. - Emigration is directed way, from th States eastward, this i avti I measures are being taken to promote A history of this kind now project- will be of value to help to in- i this imigration here. Oregonlans i l the people of this Northwest I TTV Pnmraw n,i ", Oll in i two i k. It will Ik? published umes, of ttlwrnt 800 pages. f you want your town to improve prove it. IWt go to sleep, but .ret . w x !1 - .and work for it. Push! Get in. Ivertise it. Don't depend on the orts of the real estate men, real estate ) .changes, and land boomers generally 5iI&do some of it yourself. Talk abcut it and talk favorably. If you have any proper iV, improve, it. If you , can't build a five story brick with an eleva tor attachment, go to work and dig up the stumps and sow it down in clover or put in a -crop of potatoes. Paint your houses; clean your baek yard and alleys. Make yoursurroundings pleas ant, and you will feel better and your property will be worth more dollars in the market. If you are doing reas onably well, and you arc, advise your faraway friends to come and lj.fl5"t near you. Work stead nThome 5 n - f.-.vc.-f. 1 raae at nome; neip your uea.- ers; keep your money at home as much as possible and it will be likely to do you good in return. Tire successful towns have been made successful by the property owners pulling together. The Portland & Willamette Valley "Railway Company commeneeil work yesterday grading the 'necessary side tracks, three miles, to all of the vari ous works of the Oregon Iron & Steel Company at Oswego, which, includ ing track laying, are to be completed bv the 30th day of June. The railway company has negotiated, through Wil- .liam Keid, the vice-president, two freight contracts with S. G. Reed, pres ident of the Oregon Iron & Steel Co. One is for the carrying of 40,000 cords of wood per year from points on the P. v & V. road to the Oswego iron y works, and the other for hauling be- tween Portland and Oswego all coal, coke, sand, lime rock, etc., for the pro duction of iron and for the pig iron, , , , . , pipe, ami otner manuiaciureti .u. to Portland. The tower which is being Erected by the Russians on the highest point i --. -yWe Mount of Olives is already several stories high, but one more is to be add - ed. Tlie object is to make it so high that lioth the Mediterranean and D?ad iScas may lie seen from the top, number of bells will be placed in the tower. In digging the foundation sev- n Christain graves were found, togeth er with an inscription in Greek, in which the words "Stephanus" could yet be deciphered. A New. York man has invented a de vice to save horses in case of fire. It can be worked either by electricity or hand. At a certain temperature a bell will ring, and the moment the bell hhall ring the doors will fly open, the horses will be unhitched and two small streams of water will strike each horse in the face. To escape the water hc horses will back out of the triall, , and once out of them they bey will have an a way of escape .opportunity of seeing a way of escape through the door. One of Illinois' many editors lire a great head. He is a philosopher, for i-he writes: "Xever judge by appearance. . A haddy coat may contain an editor w hile a man wearing a high toned plug ""-"tuiid sporting a dude cane may be a inoucnt sndscriler." New York --an, the "chalk talker," will leh Oregon about the --last of April, d remain until May 2nd, when he Vst, stopping only. '"lake -. ha I WASHINGTON LETTER. j Tht? deadlock m Uie Hnwe of Ilepre jsontnlivis lias grown to be not only I monotonous, but distressing. This or- ilvrinir of the ayes and n:vs on :iHer- where they are required to give excuse for their absence from the sessions of that lody, has continued now uninter ruptedly for ten days. Durinir this time there had lcen no legislation in that end of the Capitol, liusiness bad been utterlv stagnant !l)otl1 " the House and in tho House coiumuiccs. Aim wnen it is remem bered that Congress idle, is as exjen sive as Congress busy, and that under any circumstances it costs the tax pay ers of the country at the rate of from direct tax levied on the States and Territories in 1801, to raise money for carrying on the war. The act of 1SG1 provided that a tax of $20,000,000 Ik. apportioned among the inhabitants of the several States anil Territories. Of this amount about $17,500,000 was col lected, leaving a balance due, mostly from the Southern States, of about $2 500,000. In 8me of the Southern States then in rebellion, collections were made in some instances from the ; property of individuals. Now the theory upon which the pro justice to all concerned, be collected or else the collected tax shall be refunded to the proper State. and Territories. The opponents of the bill take the posi tion that as the levies were made on in dividuals in the Southern States, the only fair course would be to lind those individuals, and reimburse them di- rot!lJ'. They also oppose it Wvause "itne cotton tax, which drew nearly cotton tax, which drew $70,000,000 from the Southern States, the eonstiiutionalitv of which is still hotly disputed, has never been repaid. j lte s'nate " working leisurely as j': U J"1" drns1 the question of admitting Dakota one j state, or dividing it in two halves and admitting it as two States. The dem- ocrats are willing to admit her as one i State, but the republicans want to ntobo - r i.. . . rr , . V. , ,,u , r i the benefit of the Senate, r our repub-j ncan ?enators would vote more than ' two. Some of the delegates to the recent International Council of women still liiijcvr in asnintrton. Anion" them is Mrs. Chant, of Emrlaiul. who U im-i ing to remain over here awhile ami a- i . i .... i wt m tea-peranee work. She has giv- j en several temieranee talks to larn j audiences in different parts f the eity. j in eonnenune: -There is no miuaie course; no secona gioun l In i tl.ta -5K l fr.i. i L .....v I,; mu?L-Wc lo, d nfacture-murt oe stopped. It must be banished from ! . . - " ' our homes, front tur fables, front the . communion itself, before man and wo- ; man can grow into the full statue of j healtli ana purity. ' -irs. v uanv i ffraiid neiee of Edmund Durke. "! m l.rk iisn.l tn MV ! such sarcastic and bitterly brilliant things in the Capitol, and librarian Spofford, who can instantly plate lus ; nana on any ihkjiv in n v unimiun-i . ! al library, both appeared last Monday before (he Senate Committee on I ost-: offices, to advocate the ras-asre ot the j .Jill U. llliilllUil int. .raiKm unn lf 1 . . ehean literatun bv mad at one cent a i pound. Col. Piatt said they appeared j ipearod ; terests-,1 United in behalf of three separate interest first, the poftofficea of the states, which complain of leing over- burtlened with mercantile matter; set-j ond, the authors and honest publish-! ers of the country, who complain of unjust freight discrimination, and i third, the outraged conucienee of the country. He s;iid it was an insult to intelli gence to call the Seaside Library pul lications, for instance, periodicals, and yet it was by the misuse of this word' "'periodical," that the mails had be come crowded with this matter to such an extent that our postal cars would i have to be changed to freight cars if it ; f irthpr AU that avpeaIci to the i lowest passions of the' lowest classes j n ""t ! ers and that under the pica of disscm- inating knowledge. J ! ne mentioned the novels of Mrs.' j Brandon, Ouida, the younger Dumas' j and Zola as being especially poisonous j "A 'to uneuitureti minus, mmi ine iaci ! tltnt thiw wrilers nnsscssi-d feiiiiis. i senalor Blackburn, of Kentucky, is i making an effort to got passed by the ! Senate before the spring races lcgin at i the Washington race course, a iill : passed by the course to prohibit pool ; selling and lxx)k making in the i)is- trict. Patents granted to citizens of the Ta- j cific States during the past week, and reported expressly for this paper by C A. Snow & Co., Patent lawyers, Wash ington, D. C: D. Baratini, Murphy's, Cab, ore pul verizer. K. A. Brigham, fJilroy, Cab, vehicle. P. Chamberlain, Santa Cm, speculum. W. H. Donaldson, Sa" Francisco, valve. H. M. Irwin, Han ford, Cal., gang plow. P. II. Jackson. j San Francisco, roof covering. C. F. j McGlashan, Truckee, Cal., show case, i M- II- Munihy, Tortland, Or, fruit ladder. J. li. Mitchell, Oaklano, -uai., steam engine indicator. H. I Ilickf, Eureka, Cal., preserving submerged timbers. A. E. Roe, San Francisco, crushing mill. J. Schwartz. Portland, Or., dentifrice. J. Stevens, San Fran cisco, can making maeli':cs- T Taylor, Oakland, CaU oash register. H.'D. White, Cottonwood, Cal., pump. W. R. Wilson, S. nttlo, Wash. Ter., apparatus for examining "fc-s. . IVmcmler democratic club meeting next Wednesday evening- Everyboby invited. B' order of Chairman. M. A. e?s Sec. John"4 '. , a youth who has been 'rf - ,e Folk county jail -was irt Ajtrll 20, his term of niredj and wil' Dr. Mark Haytcr, Dentist, Lebanon. J. S.lDriiTNKV, PUVSK't.VN AMI SUlKirON'. Jebauon, Ur. To KrmfH. To the farmers of I.inn conntv. If yon want farm implements, or ltia ehlnery of any description, call on our manager, U. W. Crus;n, at Lebanon, anl we assure you that you M ill nuit with courtesy, and a full line of our goods that can le bought tss cheap as at any place in Linn count v. sr.wrat & Wai.kek. Farm for liont rr Srtle. Three-fourth section of land, consist ing "f the rindley Sodaville ranch sit uated on the Sautiam mountain road 1 miles east of Sweet Home. (Sood house and barn on premises. For fur ther information inquire of W. li. Findley at 8wtn t Home. FASTI HACK. The lost pasture in the county can l had on the KlUins place S miles south of licbanon. En.mire or It. A. Clark on the premises. I-KK For Sale. Eggs for hatching pure bred V van dot te chickens, $2 per dozen. A. Salt marsh, Lebanon Or. $2000 to loan on first-class real estate security by A. It. Cyrus & Co. Money to loan, by Curran teith, Albany, Oregon. Mon tr Insure your property in a home com pany the Northwest Fire and Marine insurance company, of Portland Ore on. A. It. Cyrus, agent, Lebanon Or. Asa hair dressing and renovator Ayer'shair vigor is universally coni mened. It eradicates daudruif, cures eruption of the scalp, invigorates and tieautities the hair, and prevents its fading or turning gray. The exhaustep and drowsy feeling, common tosprimr time, indicate an im pure and sluggish condition of the blood, which may le remedied by the use of Aver V Sarsaparilla. It is the most powerful, and at he frame time moot economical 1)Kmh; purlriiT known. For a good meal, co to the Cit v Res taurant Albany. Meals 2 cents. tf! Y rvvO Y r5a T!il11 acr TLroct or -JV,V v Lung Disease." If you Lsto a Couga or ColJ, or tho cln'dren rre threatened with Crou n er AVbocnin it Con r-h. use Acker'a English Remedy and prevent i and we guarantee it. Trice 10 and 5Cc J. A. Beard, Druggist. Mooit'i Hair Invljc.irator. Th is excellent preparation for the "air, may oe louna on sate at the UI- !'ing plac-s: M. A. Miller. Lebanon; . Starr & Stanard. O. Oslvm. ..n.t 1 '"lt: FVV- '"'U-onliallv invileil to come in j .-Mu-u'l; C. t.my, llalst y. Sample lMt-f i ., . ! tlw free. Call and tit uiie. Ullul Settle their afl'OUllt. lacKon, ' - V ? . V. aln.ara 1. . . ito m Acker's Babr!' - Soother st Land it is the onir 8afian compelled to resort to a thfc -will AmAA T I I lc,tVj?'elllllde Jhat vU .11- misntile disorders. It contains no Onitti or Morphine, but p-ircs the LildVSlS easefrvn pain, Prico 25 cents. Suld bj J - A- AitanJ, lJriijrgift. - . 1 i XKjSXSsz wsi-rnnte. 1. ICSTIPO it 33 the best - ' . tt -,51 "T8 .wu:.. "r Tr; nve v rnra tii iiuu'i j,'isn 1 .11 T1 1 T i: Hnw;flua t .1 ole systeai, ana tUoronghly builds np the i constitutioa. Keuieaiber, we guarantee it. J. a. ticaru, i 'iu-.im. anijKiiaHeMedicmeAarethcbest i tocepenuuiH.111. uvi a..w..- ixir baa been prescribetl for years for Uln- VJ wv to depend unon. Acker s Blood tu TinTitieaOItlieijiOOU. lur.vi . iwwv ruritiesortnei3iooa inwryioriu. nlrm Brr.LiUtlcor Mercurial diseases, nJ r r " . ;",,, Vnr r.liencmtisin. Las nc equl. j. A . HcarJ, 1 ) uiri.'t. i the fir hui'- j ..ti-..-,.! tr . , b,: r T1.is ,m,,:niitin is stillj ik.i,j in tn, hijriu-et puhUe rs.'intioB K .tl. nt ho.!... nnii abroa.l. IM iun 1 : tli.AV IUH I'llllS Willi till. I i. i. ...,. ,lrt f.irit. " .- ) y o v would enioT your d.br.er VV VOVV represented I Is- j pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Ifeblets. , digestion. Flatulency wvl Con'patloa Ve guarantee them. 23 and 0 cents. J. A. 1 eard, Druirgist. SCROFULA Idofot believe that Ayerf Sarsapaiilla naa nil equal as a tiro for Scrofulous H lrKr. It is pleasant to take, gives strength to the body, ami pro jtwes a more perma nent, result than any Biedicine I ever used. E. Haines, "North Lindale, Ohio. I have nsed Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in my family, for Scrofula, ami know, if it is Humors, Erysipelas, ken faithfullvit. will thoroughly eradicate this terrible diwonce. W. F. Fowler.M. D., Greenville, Tenn. For forty years I have suffered with Erysipelas. I have tried various remedies for my complaint, but found" no relief until and commenced using Ayer'B Sarsaparilla. After takinur ton bot tles of this medicine I am completely cured. M. C. Aruesbury, Catarrh, Uockport, Me. I have suffered, f-r years, Irom cararrn, "which was so severe that it destroyed my appetite and weak ened my system. After trvinet oilier remedies, without re Can be cured by lief, I bejian to talce Aver s sarsaparuia, atid, in a few months, was cured. Susan I. Cook, J0! Albany St., purifying uoston, juass. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is superior to any blood purifier that I ever tried. I have taken it for Scrofula, Canker, and Salt Khcnra, and received much benefit from it. It is pood, also, for a weak stomach. Millie Jane Peirce, S. Bradford, Mass. tt ths blood with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Uses, Price SI i six bottles, &5, WfB M M W pel I l.tHiiiwl. mi.l nil .I77-..V Jil IAf,vi '.n.liil ! r.;r MliPl ' ' ' ' Our ollicc ts l(.iilf I'. s. fiiu.nt 1 ji'nv. ni"l f inn li-I'.rj.-uts ill lln. Kuai Tli4 n in.c tiolti ir. iii.xtnnx, :ii i.. .. irA i-r ft v ..r .... "'-.l. !vi . t:iw-iti I M.kSM -.I I'nr t-iinili! .K'!n:il I'ih'HIs a n. jioxta(iUE"s column. 1872. 1888. "Loaders" come and "leaders" But the old "Wheel Horse keeps on forever. Montague will as usual keep on the even tenor of his way, selling goods to the people of Lebanon and vicinity at his well known low prices for Cash or coun try produce. 1 1 is stock at all times Avill he kept as full as the market will warrant. Ev ery attention will he given to serve the wants of our custom ers and friends. Should you not find the article to suit Von in his mammoth establish ment, he will get it for you if you wish, by freight or ex press, with no exorbitant profit added unto the sum. In order to systematize Collections I have given over that most wearisome branch of business to Mr. C. M. Talbott, with whom I exjKHt each and ev cr pOTSOll indebted to me to settl ie wnnout savimr "Well I Charlie know niv old friend will wait on me." (Jentle men I must have my money now. Everbodv that is in debted to C. iC Montasiue is i Don't wait to be lunneil, but i y ... t ,"n' - ilHU pay Ul systematic plan for colleeting all out5tanain debts . due nie. land I shall expect Jfi'4ti, my short time lieu aou .rViurt time read this don't think it mcatr? , , .... -.' l, omeiMViy CISC, inou art inc man. 1 need money and must lumy and if mni;oy I vot ever want to do ('. II. ! Vontajiue a kindness, do it ( , :l!OW l)V paying your acetJUllt. 1Jo ne,xi3 mouev ami needs it , badlv Greater Bargains ; titan were ever eftered in Ix-b- anon will lc ollered at the . t, . Mammoth (.ash b ontaIUe for tl ttore of (. . the next (10 lavs for cash and all kinds of produce. C. B. Montagub has twenty-fivt' thousand dol lars worth of choice goods to ho sold during tho next C0 days at unprecedented low prices, to parties who pay cash or produce. Bring in vour hid.es, sheep pelts, furs, of all kinds, butter, eggs and poultry, and Montague will give you more goods for them during the next 00 days than vou have ever been ottered be fore. I sav iust what I mean land mean what I say, and all .who take advantage of the above oiler will strike a bo nanza. The only Complete Stock of clothinir in Ix-banon is at the big Cash Store of C. B. Montague which will be sold away down during the next 00 (lays to ready-pay custom ers onlv. Great Variety of Boots and Shoes, an immense- stock at the Mammoth Cash Establishment of C. B. Montasrue, to be sold exceed ingly cheap during the next GO days for cash or produce. ARCADE SALOON." (1 ENTRY & IlETItEliFORI) 1 l aprletor n. DEALEns IN A I.I. KINDS (,r- Wines, Liquors and Cigars. OS HAXI)- Frcsh Mineral and Soda Water. (Opposite Kxchangc Hotel.) I.EB.ISOS, Ov.tuns. OYERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA 0REG0X&CAL1F0RXIA R. R. AnU Cuiuiiftlims The Mt. Shasta Route. Time bet ween Allanj- ami San Frunrsro, ." Iui:rs. California Express Trains Dally. iJwr. M.s Inve t'nrtliunt Arrive 16 fiTT.li" Wi K M.i I."'i.ve Ailnuiy I.ruv- 7 M a.m. 7:1'. a. m.I Arrive San Friu-iM-o Ia-.itl-' Bsj v. m. Local Passenger Trains Dally (except) 8unday Sr").. .! Loave 1'2'iic. . I .eare 2-lr. M. Arrive I'urtlainl Aitisiny Arriw 3::'ip.)i. I-e:ivc;M ..'." a. M. IUVC j !M. A. X. Local Passenger Trains Dally (except) Sunday r.V.f iVave AHumy "Arrive ri" A. M. ! M.j Arrivu Il-anou Ijuvt- 5:m A. . i: r. M.i Ia-uvv A!'i:iiiy Arriv. :2 l. p. m. I p.m.! Arrive IA-Iiutinn Iiuvr:.'n)p, m, Pullman Buffet Sleepers. EXCURSION BLKKrFJl.S FOU SecotKl Cluw fnoengrr on nil Thnmh Traliw, FREE OF CHARGE. Tlie O. iC, li. It. Kerry make miine.'tlon wilh all the rep.slar trulij oil the Kat Mile liv. from tixit ot F. in-t-t. West Side Division. r.irrwKK.v PORTLAND and C0RVALLIS Mall Train Dally (except) 8unday. 7: a.m.: p. m. a ave Arrive I'ort l:!nl VrvitlHs Arrive t:l' p. m. 1-ove l:r0. ni. Express Train Dally (except! Sunday. i p. n. I ) p. in. llirtlami Arrive j Mi Mmville l nve '.) n. m. :r a. m. Arrive At Allmiiv m.1 f'nmillio connect with trains of iln'ffim 1'm it'r nii!r.ail. -Kir full in!onii.i!iin resarillnB rates, ninps ete., i-!l on fn!ai;v avvnt. H. KiM.51l.KK. E. r. r.KiKR!. Mantier .. F. A !V. Asrnt. HURKIIAUT & 15ILYKU, IVuprV. -F T1IE- Liyery Sale 7: Stables, Food ( ircyon. Southeast corner of Main mul Shi-rmsn Fine Hujjgkvs Hacks, Harness and Good Reliable Horses- Special Conveyances -rou rAKTiKs- ( Joing to Brownsville, Waterloo, Sweet Home, Scio, and all parts of Iinn County All Kinds of Teaming Done AT KEASOXA BLEltATES. Burkhart & Bilyeu. MRS. G. W. RICE, 31illinei-, Lobiinon. Ore., HAS Jl'ST KECIUVEn II EK . OK Millinery Goods CONSISTING OK Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Rib- tons, Etc., Etc. Call and get Trices on Goods which are VICHY IOW. LEBANON SALOON. W. J. GUY, Proprietor. DEALER IS WIHES, LIQUORS ADD CIGARS Main .t. Oipoite St. Charku Hotel. AXOM. -1- OheooS. HAY FOR SALE. Mr. S. lloynolds has for sale, at thbCruson place, 10 Tons ofjfiiiotliy Hay L VU0 wHliiuuiuj parti?. rs, apply to For (i W. B. DON AC A, Wo Groceries and Provisons, Tobacco and Cigars. . AVe luive on hand the largcsnt stock of Grocer ies and Provisions ever brought to Lebanon, which we oflbr to the people of Lebanon and vicinity at the LOWEST LIVING CASH RATES. Hides, Furs and all kinds W. B. DON AC A & Co. Corner Brick Store, Main Street, Lebanon, Linn County Or. OREGONIAH RAILWAY COMPABY. (I.lmited Line.) CHAS. N. SCOTT, - Receiver. On ami Jan. I. 15. nnd until further r.o- tt'f tniitis wi'.lruu i!ii!y (rsixrt .vutwlj-) aii fol- EAST SIDE. fuhtin; .Vail.; (nttll Mail. STATIONS. ,. , I-mm fort- ; Toward Port- lai.'l. 1. j L.ikI. I.t 1.13 f. m. hl!TI.AMi.!'.AW.V Ar .! p.m. Arrt... '"? -; ;: ,T I. vlM Khv j IjuhIii-p, Arr.iW 4. i St. fsnl. it .. Frr'H'ti I raitic, ' :U ..) i K..H-. i .s.cl W..il.tir!t, ?.-"J .VIS Ti,n't!Mft:d, b.-Ja j Mi-Kif. " . S"2 fi.i', lJ-iiffri' l..7 .r..:i7 i M A;i.:I, !. .S t:l ' Iiitt n', I.1! S v, S:ivi ri.i!!. ' 1 : ; :l J.,lm-..u Mill, l.U ft 17 ; SiVrh.tvlVB,, I? . f' fj yi.li (. Vfv. 11A2 7(" ; Ww. tf IJ.:S1 7.I3 -' Ann - i!l-. lilfi 7 .f : fl . i i:.-" 7 1! i:rii. I 11. -1 7 17 y.ir-'i SiMiih'in. 11.17 7.'-i 1". f"-ific, It : S ! S- ! ll.. .(-, Hi.: , i,., 1 .:-! !" Th-iti i Krk. II s .-:! r-il'it'-f. 11.11 i ) , j,., r lin All ! T.-i!1-; !. 1 t'..t ' n. 131.11 S" t;t l'ifff i i. , S.-"- I ' M I !:::. , Vi n.i r-.n :. ., Iiif.l T in V.uf."i, l'M'l r.m!:.f."l 11 I'ri'il.oi, S r II. l-.i Mlilfin-. .1H ll.i". 1 ti'l.U.i;. ..!. Ar. ! v A!t l.V I.t. a.m. rnniv.i:!:'.' 1 ! !:. ff ur e. n: r n.ile on -al-- ttt ".t.t'.lr-l: 1:.; i'.-.T Af-.lfl-. Freight nnfl Kxirt-i. i nit. x rr-.nr.e iroTft ! Kn-i trf i-.i !' I i.;ir'i i - ?i f ii l',"-V V-. 1 , . Mfi1i'.-. tVHn(" rd ri'Miii.i'l, lia-a- Ci'ifR-rfi'iii ni V.iiv". nti'l KuViH-t-fit l.Hwlimr n'.lh St'::T;ifr -l !lv i.f li-m" !'; r Vul.-'Ti. Monday. fhn-lny f.Tiit lrt.!:i- nf -.ir..i:.r fri'ir, Suli-m i .n-livs, ' Thtir-lM nit 1 SHtunltiy.. n:ifnc.f h.c iH. 1 mill Wrl '.-ik- ii"i'.ifir tmht-. Stoitiii er Tin of Snlrm tsii'5;.- tintiKfcr Iftnirn Knr' hihI Fuitmaru I jiml'iicf iMly. Siimlnys rxrvpte.1. I'HA!5. S. WtTT, Receiver. (iiwrnl Office. N. W. fnruer TirM nnd Tine Sff, lurtluu(l. t 'rcpim. SAMUEL E. YOUNG, . Dealer In Boots and Shoes. THE LARGEST STOCK 1H THE CITY. llouglit Exclusively for (Cash from the Manufac turers. Every Pair Warranted. FINE SIIOKJS, For Ladies, Misses & Children, A SPECIALTY. FIRST STREET, AliIJANY, On. Real Estate Ag t and No tary Public, and GEN'L INSURANCE ACT Does a (Jeneral Agency Business, ixci.vmxG Insurance, Agricultual Imple . ments, Doors and Windows. 6llG ami SEWING MA CHINES. 1 I Uive .vie a Civil nt Dr. trtuiKl, Powell's oi.rf J. A. ItOIJEUTS, -DEALER IN- omplotc lino of OLTVEI lcoit oiiHlniitly on ltnnd. of Country Produce taken in exchange for good: oine and see us. FIGURES : i ew UD TjI roeery (Linn county) LEBANON Ixlanon flour, jer fackf Albany flour, j?r sack, ltcd Crown, White beans, 18 lb. table rice, 15 lbs, l!est Eastern Fvrup, 5 gl. Ices " " 1 " cans " Maple " 1 " New Orleans molasses, Golden ( sugar, 15 lbs, Extra " " 14 " (Jranulatcd " 12 " Hest Costa Iiica cofRi?, G lbs, llest tea. 1 lb can, Savon soap per box, Cold water bleach soap, Corn and gloss starch, o pajers, Saleratus, -1 papers, Soda crackers per box, Oysters, 2 lb cans, 5 for Liverpool salt 2(H) II, sacks " 100 1b " " 50 lb " Pickles 5 sral keo-a. The nlovo lire I'ricoN on i row Lending Articles In n Immunise !"toek -wllli ciiil-n;o Kverythinr in Staple And Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Stoneware, Wooden ware, Furnishing Goods, Ete. I CAN SAVE YOU 25 PERCENT --Oii Your Money---- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Oi Your Money Xtol'iintloil. T. C PEEBLER, Lebanon, Or. This Space is J. T. HARBIN'S New "Ad" J. V. KEEBLEU. H GOODS DON'T LIE! ieos -Atvss r ( JEEBLER'g Store. OREGON. $1 Oo 05. 20. 00. 00. 2 7 05. nr.. 1 15. 1 1 1 1 1 1 00. 00. 00. 00. 40. 15. 15. 25. 25. (5. 00. 80. 10. 40. Reserved for Next Week, r ( ft :'. iul'. II, v l.iu OKEGON. f