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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1888)
T V We are now prepared to print LETTR R II 1'ADS, . 1311,1, IIMADS, CALLING CARDS,' posticrs, ictc. 1: re r? TinsaFFiCET' The Lebanon Express. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1SSS. H. I. Ilrlpalrick, PnMisher. In thta Humn will h found an rtiole from the pen of "Justice"' In re ply to an article from "Olwervor." Them are both jxentlfmeti of litV rent political parti-, and s lnyc as they rt finiu from bitter acrimonies or ner tvmalities, we will publish Iheir several replies with pleaaure; we have eontl lence in Imth these p?ntl:iien am! we trust they will continue their articles in such a spirit of fairness ns will in terest our readers. axswer to observer. In your issue of two weeks' ir, l Berwr seeks to fcive !ei. Ilarrl eonabit of fi-ce advertising through your space f eonsis' says makes sure claim he run away if he on s standing in Indiana, he knows that he is not strong with the masses f the people in his own state. I am Informed that ho was once dt f ntcd for alderman in the city of Indianapolis, columns. I iuie you will ai.ow .make them no easier to wear a gloom v tiWy' ,'t- - . 1 " ? P Jtv . ...... i m a . - .. i . w. 1 . . r.w r the following, to show the In- ad sad countenance. It Is the sun- A I " v S j h N V fXfi??K tency In his claims. Observer shine and not the clouds that make 4 h' . Vv? '-?"V "W .V" thatth nomination of Harrison ! n,e tlowers. There is alwavs t hat 1h- ; fl t'V ' ?Kf?. V ffll Pit1 the doubtful state of Indiana fore and around ua that should .h.-vr ! V-Vl t ,'t5' '. V 4V ' , ,1 V j'?' Kcpublican. In making such a j !U1,i f,u the heart with warmth. The VvY'; ' r'Vv'V certainly lets his enthusiasm ; ky u blue ten times where It is black j r - - ' VmVJ t with his good judgment, and ! oniv. You have troubles, it mav la-: Nil sX.ira' S AVAs ispvsteilat alias to t5en. Hnrii-;80 have others: none are Ire.-'from X vA--'v,yjft'i?r tils own Home. Jie was oeicaieu in , more virtue In one snn!em than a own county for district attorney, , whole hemisphere of cloud and gloom wid la 17 be was defeated for the ; chwrfuln kt, uptikiudi(f V,;IV WIi office of Wovenior by Blue Jeaiw M , he M,nJ anJ nil- it witli tt Williams His stand on the CTi.mse m p,..,, !il,vnitv. question during his term in the L mted j .......... States Senate has made him very un- j l h 'nKpr or s-poxin. popular on this coast, as well as with j the laboring classes in his own state A woman on i:ast Iaravette strict, who had representMlvts at thet'hieugo , mshed out the other day and Informed convention working to prevent his ; tt lnaicc man that she saw a big dog nomlnatim. His records on the Chi- I crawl under her barn, and she In lieve nese question gives the democrats as- j M animal mad. The officer went a surance of victory in the doubtful state i round by way of the alley, accompa tf California, Observers assertion that j ied by the usual crowed, and after the question Is whether the American vstem shall prevail or whether It hall give way to foreign influences Is imply silley. The question Is simply this, are we tocontimie the robber high tariff on food, elothlng, and all the nec essaries of lift', and have free whiskey as advocated by the republican, or fchail wc have honest tariff reform as adwcatetl by the democrats. In my Judgment the latter will prevail and the verdict will be as was said by some vf the disgusted delegates on leaving Chicago, that Cleveland was gx.1 enough- Justice. JXCltKASK OP TUB VOTE. Croakers may say what they please, but the jopuIatfon of Oregon is incrcas- ing. This is evidenced in no better way than by comi a-"n the vo:e i f the j present year with that of former years. In 1S0 t nere w ere 40,1(5 votes east m this state fxr presi Intiul nominees. InlsSl tl)ere were unvotes cast m Oregon for presidential electors. . I 1S86 the vote for con?rvs9tiian agrcg.-,.., ted 55,954. In 1S, however, the ch- mas is capped with a grand total vote of eo,t7 This shows an increase of just fifty percentum since the vote of 1S0 was cafet a little less than eight yearn. According to this, considering that the population of tin; state has increased in me same rauo as m.s olc, vrcgo.. s IKent population is something over 2.50.O10 souls. Tli is wouhl show an in- crease in the population since ia?0 f persons. The number of vote cast has in - creased most raoidlp, probably, during .. . i - t . .... . ..... . ..... , - - n-ivivn JoQfi - ,t . -ij 1 rr mi will 111." r ?. ,., , . .... than lit-!.- tA 1 1 1 li'd l.i tnn reoresen- . tattves in congress after the next deccn. . nial census, which will bo taken in 1S90. Ex. j Tlie recent decifon of the supremo court fn favor of the Bell telephone -ompany did not end the troubles of that corporation with reference to its hief patent. It has been compelled to bring suit against the American Cush- mn telephone company for infringe- mont The defendant puts in claim of priority of invention, and ad- duces instances of the main principle wcarlyas lSSl. The case ia Ix-pun in the United StAtc district court at Chi- go. and if the Bell company Irses it .its patent becomes worthless. But the Bell people represent 1230,000,001), and they tmve not lost a case as yet. A London preacher who- has held forth in the open air for the last twenty years in Kntrland, was recently aiTest cd and imprisoned in New York for preaching in Union Square without a lemiit, which wns refused by Mayor Hewitt, a the applicant was not an oruamea minister. snucni i was revived for the occasion. The preacher is a Hamanitarian IVLt, and is said to be a learned man. THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE. The Electoral College for will show the same aggregate of votes as that of (though it. is probable that this is the last time it will present that total); t hat is to say, Alabama will have lftotcf in the college; Arkansas, 7; California, S; Colorado, 3: Connecticut, fi; Delaware, 3: Florida, 4; Oieonria. 12; Illinois, 2; Indiana, 15; Iowa, 13; Kan sas, 9; Kentucky. 13; Louisiana, 8; Maine, 6; Maryland 8; Massachusetts 14: Michigan 13: Minnesota T: Mississ - ippi 9; Missouri 1C; Nebraska 5; Nevada j York World wanted ?4V for a half 3; New Hampshire 4; New Jersov fi; ! raize one time. The Tribune $3T0, the New York SB; North Carolina 11; Ohio Times f7(K), in its .Sunday issue, the 23; Oregon 3; Pennsylvania 30. Jlhodo . Herald 80 cents for every sixteen words, Island 4; South Carolina 9; Tennessee j agate type. Plain Speaker. 12. Texas 13; Vermont 4; Virginia 12;' West Virginia 6; Wisconsin 11. Total,; Jay GoilM did not Jjke Grcsham, . ; and you know why. lie does not like . , 77 , . i Thurmatvs red bandana either, the rea Harnson and Cleveland; Morton and ; . fl1 . ,,. . nH c,,h ,1UT,,4 : son is a rfd flag is always a danger sig- and brain opposed to beefy bulk and cunning wits; a chapter of modern 3t!iit a pse of antficr.t history. 1 rgkl Oj-.lnlcun. Lawyer Smart -Uood morulngr, Mr. Hull. What can I da for you to-day? . "I want- to ?vt your opinion on a matter of law." "Yes?" "My hens Rot into my neighbor Hrowu'syard and Ive poisoned tUciu. What I want to know Is, rait I recover dtms ires'." "Certainly, ll was malicious mis chief on h la part, besides being a de struction of your properly:" "Thank." But hold! I statM thut wronjr. It waa Brown's hena (jot Into my yard and it M as I who administer ed the poison." "Ah, yen; I see. That puts a ditfer- ient color on the transaction, and it is j clear that, In the person of his hens, was the tresspasser; whereas In Wring the poison on your premises you were f quite unaware that his fowls would rat It. It was purely an accldeitt so fur hp you were concerned." "Thanks. How; much?'' "Ten dollars." "Why, that's just twice ns much a you a.-ked for n leal opinion the other day." "I know it; but, you know, 1 have given you two opinions to-d:iy." -'-ton Trtti-ript. them. Thev life, fortitude and courage to man. fl ... . , .. 1. 4, , . . .. . inn iiiougu imugs uo liKk a little dark? The lane will turn and the' night will end in broad day. There is ! peeking: ana invping for sonm time hi s lot three bullets under the bam to scare the dog out. After the thlrh shot a movement vn lifr,l aii.1 itnnttv ,1 i the long end of a colored man crawled j iato view. Aficr backing out and brushing the dirt out of his eves, he j aided. ' j " as it me you were shooting at?" "I supposed it was a dog under there" replied the f.lliccr. "Well, sah, doan' you ncbler e'pose no mo! It's dangerous." And he showed a bullet hole in his cap another in his coat as proofs of the accuracy of the oftlccr's aim. He had crawled under a Aer a ra'.ibit that had escaped from a neighlvor. "It's all right," he said, ns the officer (apologized, "but doan you s'pose no mo. You jist keep right down to cole fucts. l)is s'p.sn aroun.l ar1 what gits pus-soiis into serus t rubble." Kx Wurkin th Thing Itnth Way. ...iarl:njtt ho Puia lovingly as no lotlifr man in tlw world could shv it, dont ke vo, to jtrov vour nvn beautiful complexion with paint and lx)wdcr. tuldifvou rH;nt Vor fit, I I a - will paint mine." "Why?" she asken with panting lips "Because," he said more t(i.d.-r!y than ever, "You are mine. We belong to each other, and what is good for one, is good for the other. We love each other, and must ; , nko ench ot, am, if yo nt jon yom ohwk , wiU pa'int 1lfne j fonj w? go to Uw thvAtrc,, ,.Mv OWI1 true iove," ehe said, kissing him "yon ! are rijrhi; we must lie like each other. 1 t iU . t jXWlK.r mv f:u . , 1 ' but von just sit here bv the fire a couple of minutes and 1 will run around Dutcn Jake's and spice mv breath up i . i lircal h with a lifrh of lccr anil a Chinese cijLra I ret to and wc will Ik- ready to fro to the ithcstic like a puir of cniretl Siamese twins with Ainericaii breaths. Yil- liam thought it all over and told her to ; po and put on all the feminine fol do ' rol and crinkles she could find in tho j illustrated advertisement. E.r. j Many won't fir it That M y. j j Tho publisher o'f a ncwsnaiicr has one thing to pell, and one thinir to rent-! j iIo tne newspaper to e. 11 and the! j f,racc m the columns to rent. Can any j j one jnf(rm n) why he should bo ex-l j poctc.4 to pivc away cither one or the 1 other? He can do so if he choscs, and j ! hc d(X as a niattcr of practical fact, i he does, as a matter of practical : iiirnisn a great ueai oi ppace rent tree, i fret i But it does not follow that he ought to j ! be expected to do it. It ought to be i j recognized as a contribution exactly as ' would the giving away of sugar or cof- fee by the groccryman. But strange j to say it is not looked upon in thatt ; light at all, yet everybody knows that j J the existence of a newspaper depends ; HS much on the rent of its space and ! tho Mle of ,he paiv,r as ,he lnrrphant.s ' success depends on the sale of his goods j instead of giving them away. JJx. I Startling Ficnrm. I The Scranton Board of Trade recent ly wrote to sonic of the leading New York newspHpers askinir their" terms for an advertisement set ti ncr forth i purjioses, and the following astounding ' figures en me in rply to the inquiry'.! Naturally it took the breath awav frorn ! some members of the board. The facts ought to serve as a trite lesson to those who are continually grumbling about the excessive rales charged for adver- i tjsmg by the local papers. The New nl1 trt railroad men, and means stop 1 your train. Gould knows the siirnifi - ' estne? of Thc.rmai.'s reel fljr. - Er -- -- - . wJa.jf Kei'rlpt rr h lllurt. "fcpK There are two si. I., a bright side, and a gloomy blue side. But look on S" 'lvv5ffV the blight side. It Is the right side. fifitJi Avd : iinr uiutT iiin ik num. imi il will f . V s .... j v -a'. ;vv Ive sinew and tone to ' rTi''-ii..ii? ltt, Murk llaytcr, Dentist, Lebanon. llo to Joe llurb'.n for genor I black smithing. Machinery and wagon work a speciality. All work wairented. v. rvv .wild enjoy your dinner W- anil ar prevmitttdbr Dya- rwMisla. usii Arkfr'a Dvsix-csia Talileta. Tlwy are a pnsltlvw curo for iiysprtiwla, ln dlpastion, I'lntuleney nd Ooimtljmtion. We guaruntiu theiiu 1!3 nd CO cents. J. A. Heard, Druggist. W. FORTMILLER & CO., ALBANY, OUI'.tiDN. Msnulai-lmx ri f mul IK-hUts ill nil hliiU K U R K IT TJ K15 . Import all First-Class Goods DUUXT Fl'DM TIIK HAS I. A complete stock i f W (ill Taper, lVo ratlonsnnd Window Shades. t l N' 1) l v 1 T A KINO A STKt'IALTY. JL. . l'lLIiHIIL'JlY, Brownvill, For Toilet Use. Avers Hair Yigor keets the hair soft aud pli.nt, Impurts to It tUe lustre and frsliii.if .f joulli, causes it to grow luxuriantly, eradicates Dandruff, cri all seal)) ilis, a-i', nutl la t!ie moat clean ly of all hair preparations. AVCD'C Hair Ylgor has given me n I II O perfrt-t satisfaction. lira uesrlr bald for six .venrs, during which time 1 used many Imlr preparations, but without suet-ess". ludeeJ, wliat littl liair I had a prowiiiij thinner, until 1 tried Aver's Hair Vicor. I uxnl two ltties tf the Vi";vr, and ui head is now writ covered with a new growth ot hair. JtuUou It. Chapel, Peaoody, la-is. U AID that hns bivonifl weak, grsr, 'I Bu, faded, may have new hfa and color rettnred to it by the use of Arer's Hair Vigor. Mr hair was ttdn, faded, and dry, and iV.ll out in lar iu niities. Ayet's Hair Vigor stopH;d the falling, and restored my hair to In cTiginnl color. Ai a dressing for tho hair, this preparation h no eoual. Mary . lliunmond, Stillwater, Minn. WIQ flD yomh, and beantr, in the lUUll, apHar.mi of tlm hnir, iii!y le preserl (,r an inlf1nit p,Tixl by the use of Ayer's Jlair Viir. "A dis ease of tlw scalp i-atised my hair to be eonie lisrih snd dry, and to fflll out freely. Jvothinn I tried seemed to do me any pood until I coniinneed using Ayer's" Hair Vigir. Three Nttlv of this preparation restored my hair to a bealthv condition, and it is now soft nnd pliant. My ocalp is cured, and it is alo fre froth dandruff. Mr. K. K. low, Milwaukee, Vis. Ayer's Hair Vigor, Bold by Dmp?! aad Perfunienv PFRrKCT SirETV, prompt notion, ami wonderful curative procrtie, eady place Ayer's Tills at the head ot tho list cf popular remedtet for Sick and Nerv ous Ileadai-hes, Constipation, aud all ail ments originating in a disordered Liver. I have been a preat sufferer from Headache, aud Aver's Cathartic PilU are the onlv medicine that has fvfr given me relief. One dose of these Tills will quickly move my Ixiwels, and free my head from pain. William K Paife, liichniond, N'a. tt Ayer's Pills, rrepred by Dr. J. C. Ayrr icro.. T-owell, Mu. tMld by all lxI--l m Mviclnc. 13 UJ C 30 30 m r Ka. o v. 1 2 o o Cf) pV tended In It M'ly;:. i r. I l Our .tluo is ..i,...MI- ll,u I'.S I I !l'uv. mid '0 rn ' lain I iiI. iiIm in l..-s linn- IIismi thux- r-liH.U- from ' li l-IIIM. jn.. Si-mi M'Ht.l.. J'l.' t II IU- it : I'HIiJVl f iiiM-Tilitm. Wi- mli-i' i In piiUMil j nl.ililr IV.... ul , liir-M-tiii.l liuilo A' (V.W.'M'.' i t.M.Iss jMi7..w .: i .; '. 1 l-'nr riii-ii!:ir. nl -. It-t ins M-I nTi'triTc to j u Iit L ' , f'.-; -v. iiir nn n Mule. Omul?. I ily or '5rii-i:a55 r!u.! fW-ir. Jit:.- C5l - Or(toi T JAiri)WAM3Alr.? Iron, Sled, Coal, Hopes, Cordite, urksnrui Supers Saws and Axes, Etc. Etc Ete, I Keep Agricultural Implements of all Kinds. 31 1 1 ioi i . Ars l ;n io 'i' tv Fakm and Si 'k ixo Wagons, Sole Agent For Crawfprdsville Axes. IT'S A BIG OFFER! IJIHTI-R TAKI- US IT! WE OFFER OH It HAND- oiiip Stock of Dry t Joods, FashioiiaMe LVniiniiiP FimTV TO Till- LADIES OF LEBANON, Ami AsFtiro Them That Yc count Of Time Or TrouMc Open GIVL THEM It st Welcome. We Shall I5e To Serve Them In the Spring liargains. rr ni U;u rr ru rr uu ru vv ru WON'T REFUSE rrrru To Pnyf at Loa.-t Andrews & SWAN SUCCESSORS TO G. W. DF.ALEK IN- 4J IRON Copper Tin, A .4 Z't w a -a -A EAYli SPOUT, ETC. Vll Kinds of Kepainng done on short notice. THE WOVEN WIRE BED. Lumber! dumber! Lumber! G. W. AVIIEELEK, lropriotors f tho LEBANON -:- SAW -:- MILLS -AM. ROUGH and CLEAR constantly on hand. Bills of All Kinds Filled on Short Notice and at Reasonable Rates lujpCiivc in? a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' ' G. W. Wheeler. T 1 3353KB30 Carpenier Tools, UuiUrrs li'dw're, Powder and Shot Scythes. Snaths. Etc. Etc. Etc. Will lUit Take No Ac Willi Wide Doom OUR HEART- rieaseil To See Them, Headed . and rieased To CdiiH' and .ee us and IniKct Our Stock. Hackleman. 3 ROS. , SMITH, and TINWAKE, PUMPS, ETC. and Sheet Iron Ware KIXK8 OF- LUMBEI W. B. DON AC A, il n EJU u Groceries and Provisons, Tobacco and Cigars. We have on hand the largesut stock of Grocer ies and 'Provisions ever brought to Lebanon, whicli we oiler to the people of Lebanon and vicinity at the LOWEST LIVING CASH RATES. ' Ilitlt's Furs and all kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. 52J""Coiiie and see W. B. DONACA & Co. Corner Brick Store, Main Street, Lebanon, Linn County Or. OREGOKIAN RAILWAY COMPAHT. (Limited JAm:) CH AS- N. SCOTT, - Receiver. Hi .'l .ft'T Jan. 1. n4 until farther tin-ll-i- train, will rim lUily (c-it futidny) lol- EAST SIOE. I'onl il Mail Tow.rd I'ort Unrt. STATIONS. m-m P'rrt l.n.l l. l.lr p. ro. Are.' 1.V4 i 4.1 . '. 4 n !, o Mi ! .'I ! .:r b f Ml f. IT .S 6 IT 7 ' xHT!.M.PW.V Ara.QO p.m. I.r .! Arr S 0 2 (ntof l.llHiiln M. Hv Imniliiiir, m. rir. i! 1'rni'h l'mirlp, i FoIkp, !; WiKxIburn, ! Trw!iad, I Infill' i : M. Anl, jj 1I.IW OS. I t.ilvorUn, !' JnhllKill'l Mill, !( Swltfrl.nd, j! I .tut! Pi JiinclUin. 242 -1 :) 1 i) 2 '17 Q tfi 1 .hi INI 1.41 l. M I. 10 i.ra JJ42 u.n n M II. M 11.47 It 40 II II HI 1! H ll. 1 in III Wl 10 IS P 4'i t r H IS i :2 i.l d.OW Aumtl! i ?ttvlim, i! 4;rmvlVtt. s Nurtli sntim. t. I'. fiiinr. if pi'lrtjunt, j "' W n t'n. TlK-ni.V Turk, l tbt!W, ;; Inllrn.n, I,iwiiin. linn, !;rtm-nsvil'. Twin liiin. ;i Kiml.ml l'rli-clwirii, 'i Mlkin. 7 .ir. 7 41 7 47 7. VI n hi ii i.j ! .' i i:; (III!) 1 1 l M 10 4-1 11 ftt 11 l! li a com no. AK lA'i I v rommuitli.n Tl' l'tn l twornta rr mile on mW al a'.ivii li.vtng Attvnu. Trnin with rftjomiifrpni. Freight nd Kipw, run icrrtr frra Kreiuht. rr l.h! tntin fi rm rorttan.l. Sundnvs. Wedn--.1mv n.l I hursilitv. Tow.rdu Irt.nd, Tut- rt.yn. l hurlyvnd Sturdy. . )-,.nT--ti..n at K.V. nd FulminH. In11nir wilh Rcr.mfr -City of Smlem" fur SmUirn Mund.y. rlm-l.v nd t'tidav. rtumintt from Blm Im-nliiva. 'Thurwlav. and Blurd.. eunnKtiM itli nd Wrm'Sidu pnttt trttJiu. Ktam fr "ltr of Hilrm mki tmnfT Mwwn Ry and Fulqurt landing d.llj, i-und- excepted. (HAS. N. BCOTT. Rior. Oni'ral iiiTii-vn. N. W. Corner Flret tuid Tine St'. rortlmnd. Urt ttmi. 1 1 I K Y AO U l ROUTE. OHKCON l'AMFIC RAILROAD t Oregon DeYelopment Co' s Steamship Line 225 SHORTER. 20 HOURS LE88 TIME Than by any other Koute. Mrat Thrnuith Vaaartitjrr Frflht rttoti Fmni rnrtlaml ninl U IVIiitu in the Willam?tto YalU-y tu and frum Sau KranuiKCu, i al. Willamette River Line of Steamers, THC'WM. M. HOA'i." THE "N. S. BENTLY," TIIK "TURKU SISTKKS" - Lcax PiirtUnd S A. M., MONDAY?, WEIINIMDAVS AXU FBIltA Y"8 mm Mem Hulmiin W ltnck. 200 and 2ilS I'rutit Slrwt. fir t'oirallus and lntemii-dlaie i-itntn. niakintt elmtB rnniH!tloa al Alba ny and CorvalliK with T rutin of the OHKGOX PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME SCHEDULE I.V. Al.BAN v. 1 .'W j. m. I.V. 'lillV A I.1.1H.1 A 4 p. m. An. YawciNA. WiO p. ro. (Except Sundays:) Lv. YaairiMA. 6:30 a. ru. I.V. CORVALl.15 KfliSa. m. A. Aucany, U:l a. m t) A V Tralna enunect at Albany and Corvallta. Tlia Kbove Trnim connect at Yaquina with the Oregon lt"v'liH'iienl tomi'any j.ine oi bteaamliij-'ti Iwlwwii Yaquina and San Kranciifco. PAIUNO DATISi iTTKAMK!. WliUmetto Vaili From S. F. Fnnn Yaqulna. June . June 38, li, July S. I JiUy 13, Jnlv is. July 24, Jul' 21, " WillamrttB Willumi'tte Valley Vallev Valloy illuiTH'Ue Thin tiimpativ rencrvc tho right to change Sail ing ilalon willnmt notice. VasMengeni from Tortlanil. and all Willamette VrIIi-.v CHiinU. can make clone eonnection with the Tram of the Y'aqi.ina Khitk at Albany or Corvallia. anc tl aclneit to .san r raneueo. unouia arrange to arrive at Yaquina the evening before the dale oi sailing. VutiNenirerund irrclfctit ltnt-oM ALWAYS TIIK LOWEST. FOR INFORMATION AITLY TO r. ii. iiamwf.i.i I c. r. lioorK. flon'l l'r't A ram, Ag't, jAcfg ?en'l F. A P. Ag't, GreKon I)evelopmoiitt.X).,l O. r. K. K. rt. Co., Hot Montgnmerv it., Corvulli. San Francisco, Cat' a. I Oregon. THE MARKETS. Lebanon, Or., July 13. Wheat (iOe iKr bushel. ()at 10p per bushel. Flour f 4 IS) jxr barrel. Kgrs 20c per dozen. IJutter lCjc per lb. L:ml 12 Ac per lb. Apples, ilried 8c10c icr lb. . Plums, dried lOc'Slc per lb. Prunes, dried 10cil2Jc per lb. Hams 15c per lb. Shoulders 10c per lb. Hacon 12lc per lb. Coal Oil ?t 25 per 5 gallon fan. ttcocOX. SXccVc SlgArf tliousands Buffering from Asthma, Con sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever irr Acker'B EneUsU Bemody? It is tho best preparation known for all Lung Troubles, eoli oa ft positive guarantee t 16c, 60c J. A. liOBERTS. mm -DKAMiK IN- iiill?l5 lints oi O-A-xVjX J4Ziy lflt .oriMl-ii.titly on listiLcl. BEARD 8c YATES. Druggist and Apothecary, DEALER JN Drugs -:- am -:- Medicines" ---Paints, Oils and Glass Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Etc. And Fancy Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. Jl'tin Slrcrt, Lebanon, Oregon. THE STOVER Improved The best -is always thep cheapest. We are also nrerared any machrne from a butter worker to a steam mill. Wo keep on hand all llow 31fvci"K, IloaperM, IIitrroivH, CultiviitorN, Pulverizers, And the celebrated dQ'Comc and see us; wc will make you happy G. K O T Having' recently purchased the Scio Mills, I have completely ren ovated and refurnished the mill and am now prepared to make Hour by the DLL OLLER The Mill is now running" and I can furnish the best of " I intend to run mv mill in such a way that none can go away dissatisfied ED. GOKVS, Proprietor. - - OREGON. SCIO, J. V. Kt GIOODN The most powerful easiest and lightest nin-nihig- mill made. to furnish on short notice staple Implements, suce i Sherwood Steel Harness. W. CRUSON, Lebanon, Or. I C E "Process U -LUU i -