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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1888)
. ii inim ""li i i i I The Lebanon Express. FltlDAY, AUGUST 17, 1SSS. PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE Mr. Harmon of Selo was in Lcbimcn .yevterday. George Buhl is back to Lebanon after eveml weeks' absence. Mr. J. G. Eaton and family loft for the mountains yesterday. Mr. Thos. Kay of Brownsville was in tiebauon last Monday. We ure pleased to note that our mar shal is repairing our town sidewalks. The oats of John Weiss, of Miller's Station, averaged 119 1-5 bushels per fccre. Andrews & Haekleman have made some improvements in their store this "week. Mrs. E. Mnrphy and Miss Emma Murphy, of Jefferson, are visiting in 'Lebanon. There will be preaching: and Sunday school at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday. Charley Miller is again to be seen in liis old place with his brother at the 'City drug store .ratal Accident. Ceo. B. McKinuey, living about six miles above Lebanon in Waterloo precinct-, was accidentally killed last Fri day afternoon in the following man ner: Ho was engaged in hauling straw into a shed on liLs farm, r.nd- while at the shed unloading his teara "became frightened and started to run. Mr. McKitincy was standing on the back part of the load, and in attempting to get hold of the lines he was thrown off in front of the wagon, under the horses' heels, the wagon passing over his head and shoulders. Dr. Foley was sent for, hut Mr. McKlnney died before he arrived. His face and head were badly mashed. He was about 50 years of age. The funeral took place at the Lebanon cemetery at 0 o'clock Saturday evening, almost the entire community and town attending, there by attesting their sympathy in this deep affliction. The deceased was a member of the T. O. O. F. md of the M. E. church in good standing. He i was a man esteemed by his neighbors for his many sterling qualities, and was noted fr his sympathy and care cf his family. Ke was a true man in ewry sctiss of the won!. He was busied according to the ritual service of the M. E. church, llev. Walton ; Skipworth officiating, f.ssistcd by Rev. TOLD BY CORRESPONDENTS BROWN SVII.I.E. Born, Aug. 7, 1SS8, to the wife of A. Gentry, a son. Charles Cumin of Albany was in town on Wednesday. Miss Sarah Coshow Is visiting rela tives near Ilarrishurg. A. E. Muir and wife on Monday de parted for their home at Foitland. J. P. Galbraith of Albany paid Brownsville friends a short visit on Monday last. Charles Bishop, of the firm of Bishop fe McKay, MeMinnville, is visiting his family friends. Laft week Mrs. M. B. Crane depart ed for Tueoma, V. T., joining her hus- i band at that place. J. F Venner, late of Prineville, re turned to that place, taking with him a load of green fruits. T. S. Pillsbury, wife and child on Saturday left for a week's sojourn at the Waterloo soda springs. N. B. Standish and Frank French, who lately returned from Clear lake, report a jolly time and line lishing. Peter Masterson, residing near Priue ville, on Monday last arrived in Brownsville via the Santiam route. Henry Wilhoit, formerly of Browns ville, at" .present residing ut Prineville, i visiting friends and relatives of this J place. Mrs. J. H. Lewis and daughters t Edith and Ann, of Corvallis. are the Fi.rr ' i-uests ot .Mr. ami .un. jas. nir-oii oi J' ' " I l.:.. ..1. to the mountain have passed through ? I T w" uu" A. W. Standish. who was thrown iauM.mya.mna. j from ft vf h' reH.d some . j, ... . . painful bruises, but tV.ituuaUly no se- V Bloody Altercation In Vlk County, j ,jolIS injuries. t au a.iereauon toox piace near xsau-i O. P. Coshow, Jr., secretary of the Many was cm loads of people going jJ- Kirkpatrick. The A Regal Entertainment. If there is anything in tho M ay of Immensity, grandeur and superlative general excellence In orgunizing the'r standard tented exhibition, which tho Sells Brothers have not provided for or have neglected to procure it has not been made manifest by a visit. They have long been in the van in aronie entertainments, but not satisfied with merely "running with the hounds," they have this year determined to lead the pack, and have devoted the entire winter Vacation to vastly augmenting and adding to the attractive features of their already formidable show and to disposing by auction of all worn out, discarded and no longer serviceable material and replacing the same with s pie-span new paraphernalia and with nover-before-prcscnted po kilt ies. The Roman Hippodrome, Whb-h forms but a quota ot tnetr attractions, will revive Communicated. El). Exrmtss: I wish to call your attention to an evil that exlsta in our county, that is, Sabbath desecration by hunting. Almost t;vcry Sunday the woods are made to resound with fire arms; stock are crippled, shot Hying In all directions. The writer lias been compelled to keep In the niWse for fear of Hying shot, and this Is carried on by tilen and boys from Lebanon. Now it Is time to put an end to this. The writer gives notice that the law will be enforced against t'ho tlrst found In these woods with gun on Sunday, man or boy. They seem to Vhiuk that we on this side of tho river are a set of "savages. A word to the wise ought to bo sufficient. Maktis HtCKMAN. hi ine memories oi tne visitors me tra-, ask lM thwe indebted onions ot me run ami gianatoiiai ........... .. 41... ..l.f.... .1.. C ... Notice. As I am thinking -of making a change 4n my business, 1 respect fa '.ly to me to come forward and settle as soon as possible, and will present thrilling and realistic ! as I want to square up my books, duplications of the exciting pastimes j T. C. Pkem.eii. of that fiasco period. Tho fresh fieis; of many equestrians -equestrians nnd j J. S. Courtney, M. IV, physician and gymnasts who r.ave won renown at honic and abroad will be recti in the circus rings, and numberless new aeis j surgeon. Watches and jewelry at Fillsbury's, that are abounding will be presented. 4 Brownsville. Bed-rock prices zoological Lebanon this week. Mrs. Scott Williams started to Cali- ! fornia last Tuesday, where she is going J to isu ner matter, j ston last Monday whieli will nndoubt- B. W. M. Co., accompanied by his wife Bishop Gallowav will dedicate Bethel iedlv result in the death cf one of the daughter, viite.l the soda springs f : .. ., . . ... church, located at Spieer, Sunday, parties. "Win. Davis is this season op- j August 25, at li A. M. (crating a steam thresher, and boards Miss McConnell is teaching a writing j his employes, having a cook house on ?odavil!e. I After supper en the day mentioned three of the crew complained of the food furnished, and after sonH wor.Ts Mr. Davis discharged them. Soon afterward Layton Tindle made the re mark that the slipper had not been tit to cat aiv.l that the men did right in complaining. Davis told him to shut up and go to work. This greatly ex asperated Tindle and he eidled Davis a vile name and told him he would sjo T un S'J vcttrs c'. years on a cotton class in the public school She will also teach a class at Dr. G. W. B'iggc-rs, of Blleview, Idaho, was iu town the first of the "Week visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. J. A. Beard. J. C. Johnson of Seio recently sold property in and near Seio to a Seatie gentleman for SOOOO. Mr. vTohnsc i "will remove to Seattle. It is said that watermelons contain vhole,ra. microbes this season. Brir.g yournclons to this office and have tlie tnierobes destroyed free of charge. Mr. F. II. Rnseoe and wife of Albany came out to Leljanon hist Saturday liight- Mr. itoscoe returned Monday, but his wife is still vi-it.ir.tr fiiends here. Mr. Wolsov of Chen die fills is bank-Examination ing a l&ree number of loirs, but will Tindle was sorb liave to wait until the fall rains before lie can float them down the Santiam . Xo Wheeler's mill. The hearts of the printers wore nir.de lad last Monday by receiving some delicious cake from Mrs. M. K. Hesrn on the occasion of her birthday. M.iv he live to see many iie-re birthdays. ! The circus is coming, tra la, tra la, "The clown with his chei-tnuts. tra ; la. tr.i la; Tlie great gyas cut:'. .The cair.el, the whale, And the ovkhorym hos Who stands on hi.- tail. Work was commenced on tbc Oreg.-n Pacific Monday, a force of grader? i.-e-ainning work r :-i Mr. Brink's ccutraet f finishing Nelson Bennett's aban doned work. Two g.uigs of Chiname'.i twrgan work Tuvsday. Mr. J. G. Eaton, living in the north cru part tf Lebanon, raised this vcar. on 3J acres of stumpy ground. 14-ibnsh- j t'ls of wheat, beintr about 44 brehels j per acre. F;;rmers having large yields j of grain will confer a favor by report- : ing them to this office. Mr. John Vinson and sister arrived from Eastern Oregon last Saturday on : a visit to their father, James Vinson, who was seriously injured some time ; stro by falling on a stump. The old gentleman, we are pleased to learn, is getting along nicely. Mongolian pheasant? ar-- dving jjreat damage to crops, especially wheat. A correspondent at Oakville, writing to to the Democrat, says if they are al lowed their freedom for two year-; "more the farmers will have to abandon uu ki ..,.,. Nipavins . , . . . ..... a r.. It T. ' we are giaa 10 note iiihi .'i i. . -. Spieer has made considerable improve- ; ment on his warelioue t Spieer. Messrs. E. B. Crouch and Aliie Xick--rson completed this week a contract of putting in one of Hoi man's ire proved suction cleaners. The house is now prepared to aecora modate fanners. . The lawn party , that was to have been given lust Saturday evening l y the ladies of the M. K. church was postponed out of respect to tho death cf Mr. Geo. B. McKinney. It will be given on Mrs. C. C. Hacklenian's lawn to-morrow evening. Refrcshnunts will consist of ice cream, cake and lem onade. .Everybody cordially invited. A compositor in Providence, R. I., roposes to do away which follows the machine. j at Waterloo m Thursday. Messrs. Dyson, Bradley and Hnvis left fr the Calapooia mines on Wed nesday last. Thev iro well provisioned Those animals in the zoological d partment wiiich from V.'ing annually : exhiltitetl for a numlx-r nf years are no ; longer attractive have been disj vsed if at public sale, and have been replaced by row and rare accessions. Th pair of gigantic living hippopotami, the only pair exhibited it: tlie world, out side of one or two zoological gardens in Europe, have been retained. The show will exhibit at Albany, Monday, Aug. Arridrnt.illy Shot noil Klllr.l. Horace Hawley, son of lion. J. H. Hawlev of Polk county, ws nc iden-' tally shot and killed at McCoy Tues day. He wa Htandintr on the -die of ! ami prepared lomorougtiiy mspeel me j n porch, lioblin a pun with the mux- : i mining interests of that Portion. z!e pointing upwards, when tiie gun ': j HurimT the past week Waters &; slipped froin his h:nds.thehamnier i ! Moreiock have received via the O. By. j striking on the edge of the porch Iloor T000 buhels of wheat purchased at Co- i and exploding Uuh barrels. Tire I burg. The lirm are paying Albany charjies entered the groin, leaving a; 1 prices for grain delivered at the depot j terrible hole. He was carried to his (warehouse, Browasvillc. ; home and died after three hours' in- I s?i.iS;sP;lvdavat the Browns- j U'M m'rl?-. He 20 years old: ; ville Woolen Mills, which inflated the ! aml 'eaves a wile and one child. ; circulating mediuihrf tbis town to the i - lKith niffht andtevwo. '"".Vr1""""-. Cheap machine oil amt pure drugs at the City drug store. M. A. Mii.i.kh. Don't you forgot Joe Harlin sets wagon tires. He has a first-class shiinkt r; no cutting and welding. All work warranto!. New comb honey from S. A. Nickcr son's apiary :it !. T. Cotton's nnd T. C. 1'eeblcrV, 0 cents jht pound or throe pounds for 50 cents. Before y(-n start on a journey go nnd see M. A. Miller and procure a bottle of Cham! i i Iain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoeu Remedy. A fellow came into our store Who wanttrt tlie earth for a floor. He usked, '"Can you shoe us?" Then started to Jew us. So we shoe'd him fit lit out of the door. Andrews fc llackliinaii price for all. ANOTHER LOT OF POULTRY AND EGGS; . mm w W :N ri? liave one 100 15 10 rnnninir on full time. perially liablo to radilfa ivheu he pleased. Uav!,s who ; livt !md. r;. to wor was on his knees working at the ma ! chine, iiiimediately arose to his feet, ; and when passin-jr under the feed table : of the maebine je : stick that line, been used as a support to the table, and struck Tindle over the head, knocking him insensible. revealed the fart that sly injured, and Da vis, after instructing the men to take Tindle to I he bouse and go for a'doe- S.jM b (i., ;.. ,r.ilo fi.'i .t. ... which has ap- ! ""3"". '""r. 'V , i . B uu V r I Reiiedr "a 7 It Brownsville, is a piece of information ! hoars cf anx:u3 as surprislmr to the stockholders as j J- A. Beard , Druruist. t. ... i : the trencral public, and as far as cam be ; - "-- ' fe ascertained, entirely without founda tion. The management of the inills are perfectly satistied with the present location, the business as a financial success, aim lutitcrniore me in::is navt not lost a single day tins year on ac count of ir.sutheiency of water power. The fact that the owners are almost daily addinsr new and improved Loms tor, said neoui:l go and gne himse.f , lrou ,lt (t Uu. f:vU,rv fr le, up, and kit the crowd, since which ; &n, i,.m retvntlv cleaned and thor- ; Is warrsnted, is becansa it is the best j Clood Preparation knovrn. It will posi j tively cur all Blood l)isses, porifies the I whole system, ar.d tborongbly tiailds np the : coititution. Uecieciber, we guarantee it. J. A. Bitird, Drggist. Dozen Ohickens Ducks Geese Turkeys AND 50 Cases of Eggs : time nothing has been seen or heard ' ot him. i I.atkk. Davis went t. Perrylale ! Tuesday and cave himself up. Am 1? 1. I sel vod t ill V .antation in fouth i Carolina, making warm clothes for tlie : y.ior slaves and preparing blanket;-, comforts and other articles for their ; comfort. In 172 I went to North Car olina, wtier- I had an t-aM. r time; ;. s- rved nine years pr p n ing wardroles for the sweetest babies of the land. : How hf.ppy I was. working with the ' linen and laces, thinking that my life "could net be better spent. In 17'. 1 .went to the Emr.'re State and lived on the broad prairies of Tt xa. There 1 was promoted and served irearly nine years in workins with siiSks, lawns, le.ees are! oiIkt fixtures f young la dies. Now 1 em in the srraud valley of the Wili:tmvtle, and (hoiich rj?iite old and h:.ve faithfully s- rv-d three time.-. e long as many others of my kind, I am n.tt hiiJ on the shelf in my old ace, as many eood people are, and even ministers of the gospel often are. I am now in the most honorable px; sition of my life, serving the honorable 'editor cf Thk Exfeis. Cuess what I am. place, rchascd Will Play AVlre TSe- Are. We are glad to learn from our corre spondent that the Brownsville woolen mill is a fixture where it is. It is a investment, and the manage ment are oeservo'iiy popuiar and it honest work. We have some personal acquaintance with most of the mem bers of this firm, anil know them to be business gentlemen of the very iii.-t standing. The first notice we saw ot the reported change waa in the Leba non correspondence to th'e Oregonian. and we did not give any credence to it until after it was published in sev eral ether papers. We trust that neither the citizens of Brownsville or the company will suiter any loss by thc reported change. oui:hly put in repair the dam and race, which labor cost considerable time and j money, would not seem to indicate the removal of an industry representing thousands of dollars "and rc-juirinj j years of shrewd business application . and mechanical matiairemein t j.h'.oe : it where it stan 1- at the preeP.t day at the head of tlie manufacturing in tercuts of the raefe const. The rt p .rt ' f removal may have grown fiviu the; fact that Th ."iv-.-.y, suj i-i-iten.-biit of ihe B. W. M. Co.. on a recent vWl to Wati rloo, became favorably impressed with th.e water power at that and as a private -ix.-eul:dton pur the same, but has no intention f i rtrl ing a mill at that or :my other place. s io. St io, Aut !. .1. R. (.ill has sold bis interest in the ; I livery stable to J. K. Thomas. The narrow trauuc has givfii Seio the grand Koby." May joy go with them. ; Mrs. M. J. lit idff'cfor.d of Albany, made a short visit wii'n old friends in : Seio. Mr. E. Coins has gone tf San Fran-; ciseo, locking afn-r the interests of the j : Seio roller mills. i P. . Smith and family leave to-day ; 'for the mountains. Ein ley's soda is! ; I lie place started fr. Object, health, ! 1 tish and deer. I Teams loaded with railroad, supplies are p:iMii toward the lrout it the t. : i P. Work lias eoinnu need in earm.-st. ; j and we hope it will be tini-hed after ; so long. .; Mr. S. C. Brown has returned from atrip cat of the mountains. lie re-j ports every thing very dry, and returns : fully convinced that ' Wedfoot'' is the ; garden spot of the coa.-t. ' Mr. A. J. Shelton, "Xasby" of. Tor-j dan. is in own and rt pons harvesting For the above I Avill pay an extra price if deliV' ered within ten days- C. B. M O N T'A G U E. WE WANT THE WORLD To Know It. lobtiiioii, Orogotn art h-re with a ir-liHt Sttk. our elol at nl in tirJor to WE WILL ML1:T ANY PRICE TTlirit can 1 e made. lii iiii relative! T. C. PEEBLER, W E lttalit' of tlie y;oods. WANT THE EARTH to! progressing finely. Oats are turnimr ; To know that tho rnol- are on ottr 1k-1vos ami open huvcr?. We ilo not attempt an enumeration of our good-;, but content ourselves with the state ment that" wo have the LOWEST PRICES AND LATEST STYLES To rje Konii'l in Lebanon. ,Q 1 ljnioni, Ijimi Ooiiiity, Oig-om out tiftv to -ixtv bushels per acre. Mr. A. T. Powell is threshiug sixty bushels of o;its per aero. As young Mr. Uuire nnd mother were coming from Kox valley tojor-: dan in a cart, at the srrade the cart j tipped over and cart, horse tnd p;s eers rolled down the bill about twetiti Vi.rds. Mrs. Juii-e and son were bndly bruised up but not seriously hurt. I Give u the opportunity to make our vaunting good by over- looking our vuuntru goous. ivIAndrews & Haekleman. I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF . GROCERIES' & PROVISIONS;. Which I Offer for Cash at Prices That Cannot Be Beat. Will Sell Goods at the Following Prices for tlie Next 30 Days FOS CASH: SOIA VI1.I.K. and ladv are in "The O i:f--n of llio Sanliam." This elegant and picturesfjue boat, 5 constructed by Mr. F. J. Hendriekson j of this piace, was successfully launched I lirandpa Peeb'er town. j We are sorry to say that (irandat (Jains is very poorly. j Miss Minnie Miller am", sister, of! Lakeview. are Iu town. i Considerable property has been ! with "spacing ou ; in the sparkling waters of the .Santiam ; cnangmg nanu nere lateij . ; ... ... . .1 . .. . , , . .. . ,1 llni-.i tn f lio wifo nf Tiv W. Mi-(;p I t " but c would acconipnsn tins ry i on me iotn mst,, nui.-ii to tuc joy ana , t, tmiu. i , I , r , ' ,. . ,! on the l"th inst., a daughter. ividin" the word tust where it shou pleasure of sonic of the young folks of u , ' iviiuiic j i , n,cre .,rr. a ,r,eat manv people here i Id happen to end wnen oroinary -ih our town, loo boat is a credit to the noWj bolh ,,linfr and'eamping. ee-em" spaces are used. He would cv skill and tact of the builder, and is de- ; Mrsi Mons, of Soio, who has been n do away with tlie hyphen in conne served ly christened "The Queen of the : camping here.'ha.s ntu'rned home. j cling words so divided. The "reader en ! San than," for nothing that we have j Mi-s. olney Fry, Sr., of Albany, is i such a : seen on this majestic stream will com- in the city staying with her giaml-t Lumber! dumber! Jumber! G. Y. VHi:i:i;i:i, I'roprietors of tlie LEBANON -:- SAW -:- MILLS -AM. K1SPS OK- iScio Flour, Full Roller Process, per sack, Albany Flour, lied Crovrn, per sack White Beans. 20 lb?, Best Tabl Kice, 15 J lbs, Best Eastern Syrup, 5 gal. kesr?, " " 1 " cans, " Maple 44 1 " " New Orleans Molasses, Golden C Sugar, 14 lb, Lxtra U Sugar, 16 lbs, nniTPii 1 nir n KUULrll cllLlL Uij:iVL li judge by this paragraph hov, method would look. Dr. Felix O'Toole, a well-known cit izen of Albany, died last Sunday, after j a lingering illness of several months, at the advanced age of Dr. O'Toole j was born in Ireland, but came to; America in his early manhood. Tic j was engaged for several years in the mercantile and fisheries business in j Michigan, and came to Oregon and lo- j cated in Albany. lie leaves an estate worth about ?0,000. constantly on hand. I 1 T" T ItM 1 1 traimlatetl Sugar, 12 lbs. Best Tea, 1 lb can. SI 00 j Savon Soap, per box, 1 20 ; Old Water Bleaching Soap 1 00; Corn and Gloss Starch, 3 papery 1 00 j Saleratus,4 papers, 2 75 j Soda Crackers, per box, . 05 j Oysters, 2 lb cans, 5 for 1 15 ! Liverpool Salt, 200 lb sacks,. 1 00 i lL "100 lb sacks, 1 00 j " 50 lb sacks,. 1 OOiTomatoepv 10 cans folr. 1 001 40 15. 15. 25 . 25; Co . 00. 00. 00 pare with it, The best of all is, the uaipjntcr, Mrn. .ticna lvirm. i purchaser, Kov. J. R. Kirkpatrick, I ;b "T' r,J5U" Y ! UHlc Af All Ifinflc Fillflfl flfl Chftrt WatlVfl and Jit PflrtliaMp I '- ooi in; i i Jin 1V1UU0 llllvu. vu uavll iiwiivvi uuu ut iivujvuayiv ironi me inouuiums i,isi hith, auiim- , tenders the boat to the voung people of i Lebanon lor a ireo rule on any day ofiaoialdy improved in healtn, judging the week except Sunday. . Tom their looks. i , rr jiight haH made wonderful im- Vfll Out of an Apple Tree. ! nrovomont in tho looks of llis nronertv On Tuesday last as Mr. W. A. Olea- j tiero in the past few weeks, having j . i huilt mi ndiiil inn to his house and I'm-! aitlVI iil VII 1117 1(11111 on Hamilton creek, ten miles troni Rates -for re- j ishing it all up in good shape snonuence to the Democrat. town, he slipped and fell a distance of twelve feet, sustaining a dislocation of I snipping Fruit. Njiip sihouldttr blade and collar bone, lie- ' H. F. Page, the en'o rprising fruit f Last week The Exprkss mentioned gi(Jes rccejving internal injurifs to such j dealer of Portland, last Saturday that work had begun on the io ; an oxU.nt that he remained in an un-1 shipped a car load of Bartlett pears branch. Work had proceeded two (.orjsSt.ious condition until tho arrival of ! Hungarian and Columbia prunes clavs vvhen on Thursday evening word; Dr. ijirAix,rson, some tliree hours after !to Chicago, from Salem. Ihe fruit was received from Receiver Scott in- ; the j,ecident. Th doctor succeeded in forming the citizens of Seio that a part j rt..l1Sritating him and attending to his t at hist accounts he was he would not do. Work was iinniedi-S resting easy. Mr. Oleason is Ob years ately stopped. An indignation meet- j of age and a good citizen, ins was held and Scott was hung in CffigV. AVoolcil yi ills at Alliuy. While workmen were engaged in j The Democrat Fays: -The present excavating for a foundation for a bridge ! status of woolen mills for Albany may pier at Oregon City, they uncovered t be put as follows: Mr. Kay will come seven skeletons and a lot of Indian ! for 51o,0(0 and a perpetual water relics. The place of excavation was j power. Mr. Crawford, who owns the Ion the west bank of the Willamette water power, will sell it for about$150, .opposite Oregon City, on the site of; ooo and wiil not grant any perpetual . what was once called Linn City,, an j j.j, to tne water power." So long as TonS ffiLtoeiMr. Kay includes the water power those of Indians and were in an ex- part of it tuore is evidently no chance ccllent state of preservation. i uf our getting the nulls. ; was procured lrom tho" orcliarl of A. I Clarke. Mr. Pase sent up an expert j packer who instructed the hands, and , Mr. Clarke had the tmsiness so well or- j gait inert that it was gathered, wrapped ; in paper, packed and shipped in thei short period of three days. The new i evaporator at Mr. Clarke's fruit farm j is now ready, and with his appliances he ran now dry ion bushels of prunes and turn out lot Ml pounds of choice prunes a day. During the next six weeks he expects to cure 60,000 pounds of choice fruit. live us a call before purchasing elsewhere. G. W. Wheeler. BEARD & YATES, Druggist and Apothecary, 1F..VI.V.H IX Drugs -:- and -:- Medicines THE ABOYE ARE PRICES ON A FEW LEADING ARTICLES IN: MY. IMMENSE STOCK;. I Call Special Attention to Scio Flour,-, which I Guarantee to fcVe the Best'- s;n the State, Only $1 per sack, for Cash.. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR. MONEY REFUNDED;. lllli:. FttUlT AND ALL KINDS OF COFNTliV PKODUrK CHANGE FOR GOODS.. TAKEN IN: ZXi- GIVE ME A CALL. T. C. PEEBLER. W. FORTMILLER & CO., ALBANY, Mr. G. K. Hardy informs us that the ixdes have been cut for his telegraph ! j liiie between Lebanon and Albany, i and they will commence hauling und ! distributing them to-day. Jle says j the line will be up incide of u week. Paints, Oils and Glass.- Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Etc. PEKFUMERYia And Fancy Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. Main AUtrccf, Libation, Oregon.' OREGON. Manufacturers of and IValers in nil Kinds ARCADE SALOON." S (JEXTllY & IiETIIERFOKD 1- U K N I T URE Import all First-Class Goods! DIRECT FROM THE EAST. A complete stock of Wall Paper, rKco . rations and Window Shades. UND IS 1 T A Iv I X O A SPECIALTY. I f o l i t o 1 !. -DEAI.EP.S IN At!. KWfDS OF- Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ALSO ON HAND Fresh Mineral and Soda (Opposite Exchange Hotel.) Water. KUainisl. k1 Kil i'A J A. T Ji(..Mi.vS l: Iriflol la .VfKXJ 7 K FFES. tht-oitf K Dm I'. S. I nu-ul ffficr. unit we na 4- ri it i'mnils in lv Isbk: ln tUnr rtRMrt tri i ir iv.v;?ri.v. mouku I'lMWiSV r 7' nf iiivi-ntbrti. Wr ajvixi f tt?l 1 nhililr fr.f t-r-lir5.B4 j liwkt ACJ CiMl&V . I I'.V.f.Vi JMTt:.V'f M .B I fl. urinal c-ii.-i.r in vr imik latp, Il.tiniT. iuvu, wiilu Iu I Cz wle i'ciftni C-ia. WiuhirerJ