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LOCAL AND GLNKRAL.
"Whou.t ilrupptHl to '2 cents on Wt-tl-ncrnlay.
A" Xnia js drawing nc!u yru hhouM
not forgvt i lie poor iHluh f,
There nr three eases nif mallpox
'near Monroe, llenton county.
There will be Christmas ball nt
111111 mill iir.vi iiikiiv.
, Curling Irons, pinking Irons, shears
and scissors at Cruson A MllU'r'a.
v Mr.Wra. UrUUn niul Miss Ila Cralv
tree, of Belo, were Quarried at Harri-
'lrg Dpo. 18.
; Harvey Byrnes "left yesterday for
Falem to voik In Cok'9 hotel, vhcre
he is promised a long job.
For pocket and table cutlery, "silver
plated and lain, po to the only hard
ware store, Cruson A Milkr's.
Only one week inor of leap year.
CI Iris should take ftote of this; It will
be four years till the next one.
I do not want to crry oyer any hol
iday good, so will sell my stock on
tand at actual cr-t. M. A. Mill: it.
They bave "potato socials" in Kan
sas. Tlie name may le from the fact
that the young folks po there to pare.
Cwfor4mglxx Inducement- Wre n.
neUnlucauay eve nt Union hall. The amount of sulldy he w ould
ComeandhaveamUhne. Tickets, would depend largely upon the co
1 00.
'What about those street lights? It,
will soon he time for our town election:
Vhy not get an expression of the citi
zens at that time?
Mr. O. E. Hardy, tbe .Jeweler, has
Vecetveti a fctoek of fresh candies, srtits
and cigars. Head his advertisement
in another column.
A good many emigrants ore coming
to this rcction, and rh locating here.
They find this is the best portion of
the Willamette valley.
Bteps have been taken to organ's j-.e a
building air' loan association in AI-'
bany, several prominent citizens being
'connected wim the enterprise.
O. Smith and J. V. Cuslek, of
yAMbauy, came up Saturday evening to
attend the Masonic lodjre here. They i
"returned to Albany on Monday.
The steamer Yaqutna $liy has btcn
declared a wreck and turned over to
the underwriters. It will 1 sold to
the highest bidder ou Saturday, Dec.
Diead for at
Fon & Ambler Is Mnioet nihed, and
they will be ready fr work next week.
All parties wishing to "have lumler
"dried will do well to give them a call.
There is much interest manifested in
the protracted meet In jr nt the V. V.
t hureh, and there will bo f reaching
every evening next week. There "have
leen neveral accessions to the diJFerent
xuurehes.
"Sooner" r.llyeu vs accidentally
shot last Saturday by a toy who had
!ecu out hcntH with bint. As usual,
the gtm was vsot loaded. "Sooner"
vsvs a valuable tbw, t tie property of Mr.
J. V. Ililyeu.
-"Inst week S. O. Wallace, w'
bout three miles north of tow
"chopping wtsxl, had the misfortune to
cut off the sreond t e ot the left foot.
'Theingular part of it is that neither
x the ether toea were cut. . '
Last Saturday Mr. Springer was
belping Mr. (Joan saw some boards
Nvith the buzz saw; by an unfortunate
l;p his hand was brought against the
aw, severely cuttin? the f.Vst, second
nd third fingers of the left hand.
Miss Gilbert will give a musical at
Santiam Academy this (Friday) even
Ing, in which tbe pupils in the musical
department of the academy will take
part. It promises to be highly cu'.er
taihing, as they always are. All are
t?ordialiy invited.
ft V .. - 1 ,14?
by which Rev. t. I. Moody will be in
Albany on the 2d and 3d of January
and hold services f.r the benefit of the
College students of the sfe'te. The peo
ple of Albany will furnish entertain
ment for students who attend from
mother p'aces. )
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WOOIKN MILLS
ATyHtlfcM.
Thou. Kay', r roixmit Ion Irt th Citlcona
r I tie 1 ni'ltnt ty.
A dispatch from Salem to tilt Ore
Ronlatt, elated Deo. 18,ays: A humlier
of the leading citizens of Salem 'lipid a
meeting this evening to consider a
proposition for establishing woolen
mills at this place. Titos. Kay, one of
the principal stockholders in the
ttrowtmille woolen mills, and a man
of forty years' experience In the busi
ness, gave his views at length upon
the subject, lie explained that the
business of the Brownsville woolen
mills had been profitaMe; that he had
arranged to dispose of "bis interests
there onty because that Vlaco did not
offer opportunities for enlarging the
business as ho desired. He w kited to
select some point where ho could feel
that this mill would be a pcrnm.ient
fixture, and where its capacity could
he enlarged from time to time as busi
ness would justify. He and his asso
ciates were ready to put f 0,000 into
the venture at once, and w hen once
under way would open stock IsKiks for
subscriptions from outside parties. He
would brrHd a four set woolen mill im
mediately, and wished also to Include
the manufacture of worsteds. If the
enterprise prospered as lie believed it
tvould he hoped within five yf ftrs to:
employ 300 or 4iK) hands. He had read
o.Tera of a subsidy from Kugene City,
Albany, Pendleton and other points,!
but would locate here in preference If
made,
ask
cost of
water power.
The relative cost of the Gray, Me
Cornaek, old tannery other powers
were discussed, and a committee wrs
appointed to confer with the owners
of the varloin powers to secure from
them the best proposition possible.
Mr. Kay intends to leave in a few
days for the Fast ami for Furor", and
will employ the time during his ab
sence in visiting various mills, also se
curing the latest Improvements In ma
chinery, etc. The committee Is conn
dent that any ronsoimUeswoiiiit asked
.is a subsidy cau be raised and that the
mill will be built here.
A Hermit round nrf la th Yfand.
Sunday morning the decomposed re
mains of Matt Harrison, an erratic old
bachelor wlio has lived the life of a
hermit, in a cabin near Lake I-nUsh,
a few miles from Salem, for the past
sixteen years, were found In the woods
near his place, lie had not been seen
for over two week", am! the condition
of the body showed that be bad been
leest tnat length of lime.
The flesh had been cntm from his face
and neck. The body w as only identi
fied by the clothing. At tha inquest
evidouee was given leading to tbe be
lief tbat uVeeasctt had cotnc to his
death from natural causes. lie was a
vegetarian, and had liv.vl on milk for
several weeks. He leaves n small
pre pert y, valued at nltout fS)0. lbs
was a native of North Carolina, and
had no relatives on this coast.
vai o
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vii, while .
KEEP rnTEI.
Flush albums at Miller's for 1.
Mrs. O. W, lllee, Fine Millinery.
Xmas curds at Miller's drug store.
J. A. Bearll bus the best Selection of
lKMks.
For a rrtcv photograph atbuih 'goto.
J. A. Beard.
Crawfont dancing class every Wed
nesday eve. at Union ball.
Snrtllnea in mustard at W. B. Don
aca A Co. 'a, only 15 cents per box.
Caraeol roast eoffte at W. B. Don-
aca A Co.'s. Something gootl. Try It i
Just received at MKIit's dhig More,
ono gross lted Croa Cough Cftre. Try
It.
Farmers, remcmlier that Peterson A
Bush pay cash for produce, bides and
furs. ,
Don't moebi with your wlfe'i peo-i
pie for the winter, but buy yourself a i
new stove. They are down to bed-rock j
at Swan Bros-.
For novelties in dressing cases, al-1
bums, picture frames and toys, oivtcal
goods, Ac., for the holidays, call n
Owen Osburn,' druggist, Brownsville,
Oregon.
Kverybotly go ahd eerybody
cimiea w llh a smile on their faces, as
much as to say I will see ybrt some
othei time, but Miller still leads In the
holiday trade.
When you Aeslre a pleasant physio,
try St. Patrick's Tills. They can al
ways be depended upon, and do not
nauseate the stomach nor gripe 'the
bowels. For sale by M. A. Miller.
Parties wlshtag lumber will do well
tojjlv us a call. We-bave on bandi
Or .?r 1000 feet of fencing lumber. :
Cuhiiuw A CABI.R,
Brownsville.
A CABI.
I wlsli to state In regard to the so-
called accident which occurred to Wm.
Watkinds, that the time he undertook,
to reach the train was not at ft o'clock,!
as stated, but wsa after train's sched
ule time for leaving, nearly 0 o'clock,
and all lights we ever have were In
their proper places, and, furthermore,
If ever so many lights were burning
at the depot they would have no effect
in llghtinr up the place where be fell;
and 1 Vould suggest to Mr. Watkinds
that If he would not aft around the
hotel and talk from 5:10 A. M. till the
train's tint for leaving, as I am in
formed he did, and coining at brcnl.
ncck speed, he would not got IT the
sittewalk. As for a boy falling IT
also will state wo saw no such boy vs
mentioned. M. E. Hkahi.
Agent 8. T Co. ,
HOW DOCTORS CONQUER DEATH.
loctor Walter K. Hammond says:
"After a long experience I have conic
to the conclusion that two-thirds of all
deaths from coughs, pneumonia dikI
consumption, miplit be avoided If Dr.
Acker's Kngliih Kemedy tor tVinsump
tion were only cnr?fully used In time."
This wonderful Itemed vis ld under a
pofcitlve guarantee by J. A Beard.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
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ANDREWS & HACKLEMAN.
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HAS SUCH AN IMMNESE TRADI 7
We tvant to imprcRs on the minds of the pooplo of Ixjba- j
non and vicinity that wo have without doubt tho beet line
of Boot and Shooa thai has ever been Bhown in Jjcbanon,
from tho cheapest to tho best made. There is no uso to send
away for goods in this line, as we propose to carry as fine aj
lino of Models s can bo had in tiro valley; and tho prices will
bo right, for wo have bought them right. If gootls can not
bo bought at tho factories for cash at the right prices, where
under the sun can they bo Wight right? AVE MUST -AND
WILL SELL THEM CHEAP
o will name a few goo that we arb sure fere as good I
v&iue as can bo bought any place:
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Mrt-jr rhrlllmsh.
The memlHrs of the First Presbyte
rian Hahbnth school w ill have a genu
ine old-fashioned Christmas tree festi
val on Monday evening, Dec. 24, to be
at tljeir church commencing at 7
oek r. St. A fine 'ntwsrramme has
prepared. J'rosonts will be re
ceived and placed on the tree on Mon-
day from It) o'clock A. si. to 4 r. St
While the festival is more especially
f.ir the niemtxrs of theBabbath school.
any person who desires will have the
privilege of putting presents on the
tree for their friends. All are cordially
invited.
CbrlMmns Trr nt tt-.e C. P. Chvrefc.
Afier consultation with friends and
members, we have decided to have the
Christmas tree at tho C. P. Church for
the etitire Hutiday school and for all
friends w ho w ill take part. The M.E.
Sunday school is e p nlally invited.
Come one, come all. Presents w ill lie
received on Monday from 10 A. M. to S
p. si. The opening cxeroUcs will con
sist of a song and prayer service, fol
lowed by a short audrew on the na
tivity of our Lord Jesis Christ and
ho'w we should celebrate Christmas.
J. II. Ivirkpatuick, Pastor.
1a Happleat Msb la Twa
Is the follow who lougbt a nice lot of
furnffure l the msnnnoth bouse of
Fort miller A Irving, at Albany. If
j-ou w ant to please your w ife and make
her greet you with loving smiles, Just
go and do likewise. They are honctt
dealers and carry an immense stock.
DO NOT BUFFER ANT LONGER.
Know big that a cough can bechecked
in a day, mid the first stages of con
sumption broken In a week, we licteby
guarantee Dr. Acker's Fnglish Itemed y
for Consumption, and w ill refund the
money to all who buy, take It as per
directions, and do not find our state
ment correct. J. A. Bbahd.
We are inf.mcd that Mr. Slaver, of
Ihe onterprtsins firm of Staver A
NValkcr, hardware merchants of Port
land, has presented the Methodist
church of Lebanon with a fine 5-0-pound
bell. It is looked for in time
for nee on dedication day, which will
, be Sunday, Dec. SO.
The new M. E. church will be dedi
cated on the 30th inst. (fifth Sunday)
by Rev. S. P. Wilson, presiding elder
of Eugene City district, assisted by
Rev. Thomas Van Scoy, D. D., presi
dent of Willamette University. Dr.
Van Seoy will preach at the evening
hour. Waltox SKirw ORTII,
Pastor
On last Tuesday a party t f men wen
tip to Mealey's, in the mountains, os
tensibly to look after w agon road busi
ness. On Thursday R. IT. Tiritt and
A. J. Collier, surveyors, with their as-
Kiatants wpnt to the same locality. Of
course they keep their own counsel,
but it Is believed some surpris-ing
ii,m. will le developed in the near
future.
TTon .Tobii B. Slater was re-elect cd
county judtre of Stevens county, V.T.,
on the democratic ticket, by a majority
jtf 6-5. His friends in Txbanon can sec
ry this that he is quite popular over
In the territory, being elected by suth
a mnioritv when the vote on delegate
to congress wjs a tie, and a majority
of the lepublican ticket in the county
T.l.tt He Is one of the few
ri,M.,rx-ratM who have been successful
in the territory this year.
T mpt s. man on the street the other
tlay with an axe in his hand. His face
vl-ns covered with a smile so broad that
the axe itself seemed to grin. He
iisked me what I supposed he paid for
hat as e. I looked at it and guessed
fcl 50. "No, sir !" he said, "that cost
kvta imlT. -rt Hnll.nr. handle and all, and
fl liave always noticed that, if 3'ou want
I the best article for the least money,
) you must go to the store that makes a
J wiecialtv of that class of goods, or in
j other words, if you want to buy dry
goods, don't go to a drug store, and if
f you want, to buy groceries don't go to
V the tin shop, and if you want hard
fi ware don't go to a furniture store, but
go to Crusou Miller's, the only hard-
ViircstoxiaLe!"n."
W . It. C. ElMtlon.
At a recent . meeting of John F
Miller W. R. C, the follow ing officers
were elected: Mrs. Lucy Eaton, Pres.;
Mrs. Mary Bryant, Sr. Vice; Mir.
Alice Hyde, Jr. Vice; Mrs. Mary Cyrus,
Sec; Mrs. Ida Hardman, Treas.; Mrr.
Lilly Foley, Conductor; Mrs. Mlncna
Foil is, Guard; Mrs. Sarah Saltmarsh,
Chaplain; Miss Dollie Saltmarsh,
Ass't Con.; Miss Hat tie Kendall, At s't
Ouanl. Delegates to convention, Mrs.
Bryant and Mrs. Foley; alternates.
Mrs. Cruson and Mrs. Cyrus.
Smallpox at Alhmijr.
The Democrat of eduesday evei
ing says: Jror tne tcnent or cur com
try readers who have obtained false
impressions In reference to the amount
of smallpox here, we will say thit
ere are absolutely only two cases,
one of wjiich is probably only the va
rioloid, and that a thorough quarair
tine is observed. There is no likeli
hood of its spreading farther.
A Fleaalng
Of health and strength renewed and
of ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup of Figs, aa it acts in harmony
with nature to effectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in 50c and $1 CO bottles by all
leading druggists.
Nolle.
Everyone know-lug themselves in
debted to me will please come In and
pay by the 1st of Jan as I In
tend to put alt accounts due me after
hat time in an officer's hands for col
lection. W. B Don aca..
TERRIBLE.
Two-thirds of all deaths In New Yo: k
City are from consumption or pnec
monin. Tne same proportion liouis r- r
nioit other cities. IJelavs are dantrer
ous. Dr. Acker's Engbsb Itctucay for
Consumption will ntwavs relieve, ard
may save your life. Sold by J. A. Beard.
The cii2;n8 of Harrisburg have or
ganized a company and begun the
Manufacture of brooms. Several far
mers near there ratsexi small crops or
room corn this season, which was
successfully manufactured and placed
upon the market. Why not have
broom factory in Lebanon?
Col. T. E. Hogg, of tho Oregon Ta'
cine railroad, and owner of the lately
wrecked steamship Yaqulna Pay, hi 1
announced that he will at once pur
chase another vfwicl and put It on the
route frcm Yaquiua Bay to San Fran
cisco.
. R. Cyrus sold Geo. Diver's farm
of 100 acres, near Sodaville, last Thurs
day, to G. W. McEl hoes, lately from
Nebraska. Consideration, $600.
For a nice Christmas card go to J. A.
Beard .
A SAD STORY.
The child coughed. The mother ran
No reined v was near. Before morning
Moral,
Rem
A. Beard.
Hough & Ford'fe Ladies' Doner. Kid, $3 50
Ladies Alma Opera Dm. KM-, lk Toe. Vancy Linetl,
very pretty shoo.................:.. $2
Ladies fytfhrie'uh Dong. Kid, pat. lea. tip, fancy linod,
is a daisy. 3
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Men Mayflower, Cong, and Hal., solid and Reimlcss.... 2 50
Men's Manhattan, Congress and Lace, Seamless Calf,
as com! a shoe for the money as can be had for 3 00
W. L. Doudas $3 00 Shoe can nol bo beat , 3 00
75
00
Because he has the largest Store in the WillanV-
ette Valley.
Be&uisc he sYipplies all of Canada and part of tlid
United States With goods, which requires a inam
moth stock and an endless Variety of 'merchandise;
THIRD.
Because he buys and ships Ynore Dried Fruit j
Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Dry and Greeii
Hides, Sheen Pelts, Deer Skins. Furs. Lard and But
ter than any other merchant on this coast.
FOU RTH;
WE CAftftV AN ENDLESS VARIETY. OF
. iecause everyuouy is ireaieu rigni w luonuiue
We Can Outfit You in the 'Slvde Line to Your ami gets gOld VUIUC lor CVCiy dollar invested at lllS
Satisfaction.
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THE PLACE TO BUY
Yotrn l to ix i ay ooo
-IN AT
J. A. Beard's Drug StOre,
AIVD LAST BUT 'OT LEAST1,
MONTAGUE IS HERE TO STAY.
George JJuIiI.
PEEBLER & BUHL, j
WHERE YOU CAN FIND
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
EVER BROUGHT TO LEBANON.
Call and See His Stock Before Purchasing-
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Christmas Greeting.
"Be it knoNvn to all men,"
that having purchased a new
and complete lino of Jewelry,
will sell at bed-rock prices
luring the holiday trade, Gold
and Silver Watchsi Bracelets-,
Ear Rinp, Fob and vest
Chains, Ladies Cuff Buttons,
Safetv Chains. Gents Scarf
ms, Gents bleeve IJuttonsj
Ladies' Brooch Tins (latest
styles) Ladies' Bar Tins, Neck
Chains, Ladies' anu Gents
Gold Rines. Clocks in Walnut,
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Nickel and riush, Silver Gas
tors, Butter Dishes, Knives,
Snoons. r orks. Nankin Rinsrs.
in all a complete stock of now
and elegant goods.
T. S. PlLLSBUIlYj
One door north City Hall,
Brownsville, Oregon
the poor lit tie sufiorer tt-as dead. M
AlwayH keep Dr. Acker's Knplisth '.
eay fit liana, cmiq ty j.
Cronn i9 a terror to youne mothers
specially during the winter tuotilh-s
as it is then moat prevalent. It can
always be prevented, if properly
treated as soou as the liret symptoms
appear. Hoarseness is the first symp
tom; Ibis is soon followed by a peculiar,
rough rough. Jf Chambcrluiu'g Cough
Ri'tnedy is freely given us Boon as these
svmptwna appear, it will invariably
prevent the attack. There is no dan
rer in piving the remedy as it fcontaitis
no injurious 'substances J?ot Bale, by
M. A. Miller. ,
WHY WOMEN FADE.
Women loe their leauty liecause
cold undermine their life. l)r. Aekei'd
Engli-h Remedy for Consumption is
an absolute cure for tods, bold by
J. A. Besrd.
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Strength Renewed, ana of
Ease and Comfort
Follows tb use of Syrup of Figa, m ii acts
gently on. tna
Kidneys, Liver ad Bowels
Effectually Cleansing th System when
Costive or Bilious. Dispelling
Colds. Meadaches and Fevers
and permanently corili
HABITUAL CO&STIPATiaif
wltboa wsakeuln? or irritXtinsJ the titguvi
on which it acts.
. Sl in ROo and Sl.OO Bottles kysli
leading DmnUti.
XUCMCmiO OStT BT THS
oALiroKiA na sysup co.
Sam Fsahcoco, Cai.,
invrrrrJLf. Kt., KttTmS.T.
J. L. Cowan.
J. M. Ralstori
BANK OF' LEBANON
Lebanon, Oregon,
Transacts i General Banting Easiness
Aeeoaatt Krpt Sobjeot Check.
Kxehmnse Bold oa Kaw Tark, Sih Fran
tlieo, Tartlaad &ad Albaay, Orag-oa.
Collaetloaa Mad Fararabla Terms.
Have a well-sele6tecl stock of Boots and Shoes, ii
new and cbinpletc stock of Groceries and Provisions
and canned goods, in fact everything usually found-
in a lirst-class grocery, which we oiler at prices tcf
suit the times;
Much the Newest
Ncbblet ahd Irgeat Stock of
CLOTHING
In the County
IsNowtobeSeen
ON THE COUNTERS
! -OF- I
Ls E. BLAIN, We have decided not to carry Ladies' and Chil
dren s Shoes, and will sell out stock on hand at
actual cost lor cash. (Jail and examine them; Imsr
is an opportunity to get a good article cheap. "
COST
-OF I
Albany, Oregon.!
Whpn you want to4.
i dress up. we would w
hp crl n d in show von &
t ; j
through and makethej
ngnt pnee.
St. Charles Hotel
LEBANON, OREGON,
N. W; Comer Msln .ml Phennan Street. Two
Blocks Koat of Ktfilroad Depot.
Hx E. PARRISH, Managref.
X)V3V Luar Disesaa. IfyoutaTa
a Conga or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Cronp or Whooping Cough,
nae Acker's English Bemedy and prevent
farther trouble. It U a positive cure,'
and we guarantee it. ; Fries 10 s:d 60a
Tables
arkct Affords.
Beat the
Sample Rooms and the 1VH Accommodations for
ujmiai'iciu aieu.
GENERAL STAGE FFICE,
WE ALSO HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND
toCk 6f holiday goods
STJCJlf AS
Iin xJiiiip; ik.llxtiixs, Books, a lid Xlixsli Toilet Sets,'
Any AffldUfit tJf Toys bf All Kinds!
Dbn't fail to give iis rt oa.ll; ag ii is to
-' t -yo
in
interest:
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