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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1889)
SCHOOLS. o V ca .- SCHOOL BOOKS. i the tnt.iv pivt-a of the atate n the. action of the county tipfriutetidi-nt in voting for v. ofsw-iiool books. Also several - ( fj'-inlz.'.tioi's iiavf passed rvso - a -t t he change, and calling . 1 the Legislature X-o t let the f ism tkilnce... Thcw county su- t.ntendent lraw a salary from the j ! and school fund for which they J not rcuder an eqV.Yalent of work. !uv are the most supernumerary act v. nicer Unit any state or people were tvoratlliaed with ; abd now, tit con . . . a. e I i t , I . . tv. vnt iv,araw a guoa miiru v, i.u . work, they have hoisted an aden the iarenli of khool children, many of whorn arc -j xr people, compelling them to buy n.w tuwika. !.t to enrich ana satisij Ae-irreod of polisher. The Oregon i.m ear: ' "Tbs county superintendents have voted, the r-uMisher most Interested have evtdeatly con trotted the Vrtf, and the people ml 15' the bills - kur BKMt o the chances made there va no en' rr.it Aewaad, either by teachers or parents, while Vil. witlfoni or two triiUna; exceptions, are in the .-ite'rcj't of the Iviwin 4 Blukeman aiui A -lUrm combination twn publishing house thai save now practically driven all others out of Ore . con and divided the brines between theiuselves. They now have influence and facilitiei for putting v into our public schools any books they choose." iilinwsn II. I. CUtTEAU WAS SANE. Vm- Knititcn wfts the rdivsician who varained tiaiteau as to his sanity he trial. awd who dissected his hrain after hs was hanged- A portion snf Guiteaus brain is now in lira posses sion. When it was mentioned to Dr. Fpitzka that many petple still believed Gaitean to have been a victim of in sanity, he stated that insanity was im possible in Guiteau'a cav was ivmcvil afterward bv ' dissecting hia brain. By way of demo: s' ration Dr.; pitzka exl.l lted a couple of malform ed brains. The first one is that of an insane persou who wa hanged for murder, the other i tke brain of a ywanggirl who witnessed a railroad accident at White Plains some years In which her mother was run over nd killed by the ears. TJie hoek un balanced her mind, arid she m as insane till t-th enmetoher relief. Beth of Itrese Tfraina are lopsided or crooked One sde of each la enlirgc', and the spinal cord is aeemingly 4'unbalanc d " the mind of each was unbalanced In nroportioa. Guiteau'a brain had no mch defects, and was in a nealthy condition nvt a single trace or insani ty was fotvd. Thu Catholic and rroteHtnuts have rcccutly cloned a wurmaud tiller con test in lklon on the question of the tnttrol of the public ac'hools, much to he discomfiture of the Catholics. In New York the contest la now a bitter one and is growing worse; In Portland the Catholics have male A desperate libit to control a part of the public school fund, but fai'ed. The Oregon- Ian has been taking a strong stand for the State and we commend most hear tily Its able defense of our public school system. We commend the following that We -l:p Tram that paper: A Oitholie writer stated the case against his church more- strongly thun we have stated it when. In 1So4. he wrote: "The very name of liberty ought to be banished from the very domain of religion. No man has right to choose his teliglon. Catholic ism Is the most Intolerant of creeds It is intolerance tself, because it is the truth itself'1 Now, against the Amer lean common school is arrayed this parochial system of education, which is educating more than 500,000 children annually by the hands of priesthood, who, from pone down to pariah clerics are committed by the fundamental dogmas of their religion to hostility to the American common school and logically to the destruction of all free popu'ar institutions. If the ideas that are taught of church suptemaey and papal infallibility were to permeate our people the republic would cease to exist. Now this parochir.l st hool sys tem which makes jrocd Catholics, is maintained to the injury of the Atner c n common ic'sool, whi.-h seeks to make good citizens, and the church of To tie uses the full force of its eci-lesiea tieal autlvo.-ity to drag children from the common school Into the parochir.l school, and then has the impudence to demand a share of the public money f jr the support of a school system that s never wcarv of striking at tiie com mon school. Iid Hull on WnSnclay returned to DrowiisvUle. Horn, Friday, January 4, 1SS9, to the wife of It. U. Thompson, a son. Kdward Starr, of IIliey, visited Brownsville friends on Monday. J. P. Oatbralth, cashier of the 'Ilank of Brownsville," visited Albany on Saturday. O. P. Coshow, Pr., for the past wetk tins been unable to attend to business, being a snffcrcr from ueuralgia. Charlie Divan, late of Pcnsylvftniii. at present In the employ of th O. P. R. 11., was in town on Hundny last. W. O. Ptanard on Saturday returrel from Portland, his son "Macey" hav ing recovered from the late attack of sickness. Moycr Bros, are now running on time, and are turning out some first- class lumber from logs secured during the last " raise " of the Calipoola. Mrs. Peter Hume, who for some time past has been suffering from erysipelas of the face and eyes. Is improving in health, the disease having assumed milder torin. Rev. D. T. Somerville, pastor of tin M. E. Church at Halsey, accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Fisher of Roseburg, paid Rev. F.lworthy and family a visit on Monday. Miss Tharpc has completed her new building oneTdoor west of the mlllin cry store of Mrs. R. II. Cure, the r' ccptiou room being handsomely finish id and furnished, and is now prepared to supply her gusts snd patrons witl the latest cuts and styles of dressmtk ing ware. Arrangements are pending to th dissolution of the firm of Thomj son A Waters, and although John Dity's river wos .iininul uflei John l-iy, a Vhi;lnl:sn and noted hunur of Actor's cxpeUtion. who cmue across the contiiicnt in 1SH 11. Before be reached Astoria he suf fercd terrible from stnrystion and was found In a starving condition near the mouth of that rh er. He sul- scMpMeiiUy bti-ame deranged aud diet- Astoria. Much the Newest Nobbiest ttinl Largest Stock of CLOTHING In the County THIS INTERESTS YOb. -so:- IsNowtobeSeen We invite you to come and look through our Ma mofh Stork of m i lib luuiuuKb OF- KSnmESplArn,ITIVE A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows th hn of Syrup of Figs, as it acta gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Etfoctnally Cleansing the System when Coativ or Bilious, Dispelling Colds. Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing. HABITUAIi CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating the organs on w hich it acta. roi Sate In BOo and Ol.ao TtotUea by alt Leading urngfinu. a-trracTCREO cut r ran CALTTORKIA HO SYEUP 00. L. E. BLAIN, I -OF- Albany, Oregon. When you want to 4 Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Etc. 3XtiHqiilio Grass niid Ti.ot!iy Bced. fhdrnwvnI PURE GOODS & FULL WEIGHTS IS OUR MOTTO. (, it ihrniirrh nnft mnlrolho i bright price. f LEBANON Hides Furs and all kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. EVERY WORD TRUE. "We wish to reiterate for tic sake of r eastern rcadc:s thtt in Oregon the thermometer ranges from 45 to 52 tiurnig the day, that flowers are bloom Ing iu the dooryards ami that the hills re green with waving grass, block still have abundant pasturage and the plows are turning the soil up to the air. Is there any ofher conn try in the ame latitude that can aiake as gwod howinc? We think aot. and we add that there is room here yet for mil lions. The best climate iu the world, the most prolific soil, the most abun dant natural resources are here com bined, and the name of all is ORE- CON. POINTS IN LAW. A note by a minor la void A note dated on Punday is void A contract with a minor Is void. It Is illegal to compound a felony. Ignorance of law excuses no one. A contract with a lunatic is void. Notes bear interest only when stated. Signatures in lead pencil are good in law. A receipt for money is legally con caisive. Principals are responsible for their agents. The act of one partner binds all the others. Hie law compels no impossibilities. An agreement without' a considera tion is void. Contracts made on Sunday cannot be enforced. Written contract concerning laud must be under seal. A note obtained bv fraud or from one intoxicated, is void. If a note is lost or stolen, it does not release the maker ; he must pay it. Each individual in a partnership i responsible for the whole amrunt o! the debts of the firm. An endorser of a note is exempt from liability if not served with notice of ita dishonor within twentv-four hours of its non-payment. THE PRESIDENT-ELECT. definite change has as yet U-en made, by the first of February, 'h0, one of the present partners will have withdrawn from the present existing firm. For the- next thirty da3'8 good .till be sold at ett. The II. W. M. Co. will shortly "close down" for fhert period, diring which time necessary repairs will be made, new and improved machinery added preparatory to a freh start The present stoppage Is due to the fact that a large amount of manufactured fabrics are on hand and must be closed out for settlement with old stock hold ers. One of the favorite deities of the an cient Romans was Janus, from wham the present month is named. Janus was represented with two races; one of them turned toward the past, and the other gating iato the fature. Kvery vaccesefut farmer will he found to be like Janus in looking thought ally into both the tutst and th future. He must be a dull and unthrifty farmer Indeed, to whom the seasons as they - pass bring no useful lessens for the fu tore. We have often advised kceoing a farm record, in which should be en tered the principal events of the farm the date of sowing tiie principal vrops, the date of purchase of different msimals and when others were drop pod, the time of vatisu-.l changes of the weather, the particulars concerning hired help, etc. What would one not give for file of yearly records of this kind, covering th period from his first year as a farmer? The past is gone but yon can begin one now from this first f January. The habit of making daily entries will soon become fixed and tt will cease to be a task. If the farm er is too busy, let his son or daughter fo this for him. It will be a most use ful duty for the J'oung folks. Ex. tocismu, Kt. Sax Fnasctsca, Cakt Siw Toai. K. T. H. J. JONES, DEALER IN- Books, Stationery. Musical Merchandise He kteps one horse. He wears a N. ? hat. He is fond of base ball. His neck measures 16. He dees not fancy jewelry. He goes to bed at 10 and gets up be tween 5 and He weais open-front shirts and pay $27 a dozen for them. He reads for recreation and is fond of Scott, Elliot and Thackeray. His whiskers are getting gray, He is a regular smoker, and smokes small cigars a clear Havana. He docs not smoke to excess, however. He usually wears a high buttoned, double-breasted frock coat, and seldom has a suit ail of the same piece. His chest measure is 37 and his waist 42. He weighs about 180 pounds and appears to be 5 feet 7 inches in height. Several years ago Chamberlain A Co., of Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the manufacture of a cough remedy, be lieving it to be the most prompt and reliable preparation yet produced for cottgbs, colds and croup, that the pub lie -appreciate true merit, and in time it H-iiS certain to Income popular. Their most sanguine hopes have been more than realize!. Over three hun dred thousand bottles of Chamberlain's A perfect town is that in which j ou i Cough Remedy are now fo!d each vear. ee the farmer patronize the home mer- i and it is recognized as "t he best made," - i 1 . , . : . : .. . - t. ...:n - chants, the home merchants patroniz ing the home mechanics, the laborers spending the money they earn with their own tradesmen, fend all animat ed by a spirit that will not purchase articles abroad if they can be bought at home. The spirit of reciprocity be tween man and the mechanic, trades man and laborer, farmer and manu facuturer, results every time in mak ing the town a perfect one to de busi ness in. Ex. Miss Hattie Long, assistant teacher of the North Brownsville school, was so uuft riunate as to come in contact with poison oak, from the effect of vhich she is confined to the house, a circumstance to be greatly regretted at the present tune, as It necessitates a stoppr.go cf her school department, which, for the pat three years, tin young lady has given perfect satisfac tion to both pupils and parent'!. 1 he commencement or the new year brings with it some changes in the business circles. The II. W. M. Co. have made arrangements to occupy part of the store of F. F. Croft, and will shortly remove from the factory sales department all ready made cloth ing, tinnRt'is, woolen goods, in all a complete stock of fabrics of their man ifacturea wnicu will be sold at prices greatly reduced from former quota tious, giving the public an opportunity to secure bargains in winter clothing. blankets, etc On Christmas evening in the I. O. O. F. hall t Coburg, a donation party and basket sale was held, for the bene fit of the pasior of the M. E. Church, under the supervision of the following appointed committee. Ou arrange ments : Mrs. Win. Vaiidvne, Miss Lulu Murch, Miss Lola Hi ley and J P. Rlsckinson. On music: Mrs. J C. CJoodale and E. E. Cable. General managers, T. Vandyne, Amos Wil kins, J. P. iilackinsou, Mrs. Thomas Van Duyne. Treas., C C. Goodale. The attendance was large, the arrange ments well carried out, the bidding for baskets brisk, realizing over f 43. All attending passed a pleasant evening and the entire affaii was a most enjoy able suecees T. S. P. WHAT 13 IT? 8uppose you don't agree with the ed itor in every particular, no need to stop your paper on that account. The destiny of a paper does not hang on that small thread. If you should t lirust your thumb into a pool of water by the roadside and straightway pull tout again, no hole would remain. Ho, if for some trifling reason you get huffy at a good paper and quit, two men will take your place. Better move on with the procession. severe cold in less time than any other treatment. For sale by M. A.'Miller. I have just FO VXD out what farmers need. They're DEAD gone on my new harrow, made JJV independent sec tions, to order ; e.4ch section can be cleaned and moved without trou ble. Wagon and BOX and set of har ness for sale cheap for cash. Iron har rows r any other work done to order at the P.ed Front blacksmith shop. Joseph Harbin. The Philadelphia cremation compa ny continues to hold out strong in ducements to people in that town to 3i and get incinerated. The price of cremation, notwithstanding the cold weather, has been reduced to $28 per body. That is the present market value of one share of stock. One shai e t stock is accepted in exchange for one cremation. Nose-trimming is now performed without leaving tear or deformity. The removal of a little surplus tissue from the end of a long nose effects a wonderful change in facial expression. John Peter St. John is coming west and will make California his ntssre tome: An unmarried man recently drew a crisp new five dollar bill out of the bank. A happy thought struck him, and he wrote an ardent love letter across the face of it in blue ink and signed bis initials and address. Then he spent the five. By Thursday last he had received fourteen answers, many of them enclosing photographs. He will marry one of them (not the photographs, but the original of one of them) early in May. S.mt-ihin mala of waning, tasting very xwee: A moht delicious comraoum), with iriKre-Meiits complete; But if, as cn occasions, the heart and mind are It ha no great iETiifi-anc it loses half it power. Something mo1e cf r.utbing and never tviro the mine. Though 'tH knovni in every country whore lov h.i had a name; It ia c'carJy meant for Kit ing, though 'tis some times bought and o:d. And, like coffee attd fotatoc, it is not fo kw! w hen cold. It oft nppcae. ilL-corl, when word have foiled j'.ea-se. Whether Mstowed careiewiy or civen jurt to teae; I- or a law;. will ofiea save one from doms some thing worse. And the lip that taste this : wcetnea arc wMotn heard to curve. 'Tis the Mrangest, '.lest mixture, this something made of naught. Which ia never ca nor handled, although 'tis of ten caught; Which will not ftpoil in keeping, whatever be the clime. For this something made of nothing will stand the test of time. AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ALBANY, OREGON. Planing Mill, KLEPPER, SON & AMBLER, i 1'noPHiETons. MAKE TO ORDER Moulding, Sash. Doors and Blinds. DRY AND DRESS LUMBER For I'uf poc. Wc Guarantee Fair Treatment to All. W. B. DON AC A. Corner Brick Store, Main Street, Lebanon, Linn County; OREGOHIAH RAILWAY COMPAHT. (Limited Line.) CHAS. N. SCOTT, Receiver. On and afTer Pre, 2, 1SSS, and until farther Co lire traiu wUlrun daily cacept fcuni'aj) as fo:- ows : EAST SIDE. STATIONS. honl d VI an. Cot-urg Mail.li Kmm fort- j land. i- Ly 7.t'.a. m.i POMTLAyp.P.AW.VpAT . p.m. Toward Portland. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIYED For All ft Leading Magazines aid Keispapers. I Have on Hand a Supply of Seasoned Flooring. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA SOUTI I ERN PACI FIC COM PAN Y'f? LINE. Arr 10 IX) Lt 10 1 10 1019 11. a- U.lt u n in 11 57 lie? li.ao l-.'.43 1S47 THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR M. A. Miller, DRUGGIST. LEBANON, OREGON. FORTMILLER & IRVIH6, The Mt. Shasta Route. Time Between Albaaj isd S12 Fran cisco, 35 Hoars. California Express Trains Run Daily BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO. mcia. jiofth . 4W r. M..I.r lrtlaiid Ar...wiii a. M. :'. V. M....I.T.. Alban- !.v. :lo A. M. 7 a. ....Ar San Krauri-c....Lv... r. . Local Pui(ir Tralna Dally (aacept 8unday) a-fMA. M....I.T Portland I iW r. M....I.T Vlljany . 2 Wr. ...Ar ...Kliffrne Ar. 9 li r. a. Lv.ll .w a. M. Lt... t-CO . . hi 1.20 I. Si l.xl S.16 ?. S.r ?.: z.ts MS a 'M S.."0 S..vi 4.14 I.M 5 92 !.M ;..w 6.1H C. 6.51 t' o: Unrola St. Kay'a Iandias, St. Pau!"s. French Prairie, K.i, Woud burn. Tnwnaeod, J! Makre, II bwin'i H M. Anarrl. H I own', I; Silverton. !i Johuwn's Milt, U Swi'MTlatwl. I; Eat Side Junction, H '(acleay. si.ar. Aumyiile, 1 ft talluU. lTTel lit, Sorih Santiun, O. P. Cniwiiiig. S io June. V et Scio. Thmne' Kurk, CraWntt, Snh-cr Talitaan. ! jwMun. i'lainTiaw, Unn. BroniIe. lain liutte. P.owland iTiceboru, Wilkin. tJlt 1:J. Ar. r. AR LV; Lt S S3 Arr ?.S4 . in !.' . 1.13 l.t 1.1 i l-.7 tvo ll.." n 11.-.-5 II. K 10 .M 10 56 10. 10-5 10 1 ie. is ic.c-d Si . SKI 8. IS - Vt 7.'A 7.JI 7AO tAl SJ1 I.t. . a. r, At Cost! Still to the Fron. Local Passanger Trains Dally (oacept Kunda,) 546 a. a.Lr.rZZ.febannu ...Ar. lit r. a. 6 SO A. it Ar Albany Lr.liii0 t. M, 2Dn r. M I.t Lebanon Ar. .-( r. i. 2:44 r. ....Ar Allutny Lt... H-jO r. m. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TOURIST BLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second-Class Pawengers, attached to Express Trains. The 0. A C. R. R. Ferry makes connection with al the n-gnUr trains on the Ksvit ide Viv. (rum foot of F street, 11-rtiand. West Side Division. J1KTWHKN PORTLAND and C0RVALL1S Comirnintion Ticket, at two cents per mile cn -wle at nations haling Agents. Train, with PaM-nrer. Frright and F-xtrear, mil si-ant( from KrvihU Freight train firm P-wtland. Mondaya. WVm--iin and Thnrar.. Towurds Portland, Tiief duys. Thurliiand Saturday.. onne-tl-n at Ray', and FlT(nBrti Ijmdin,--wi?h Steamer t"it cf Salem" for Sairm Mondays w eUmlui and Vrwlay n-tumine frHi SU-ra lne1'r', Thursdays and auirdar.. e-nne-tin-; a ilh Kart and M m f-kle penger trains. Srmm er '' of falem mtkm tranfi-r between Ray' and Fioltua-rti Laud liifi daily, Sundays excepted. CHAS. V StXJTT. ReeeiTer. Ceneral Off res. K. W. Corner First and Pine Sfs, Portland. Oregon. G. W. SIMPSON, .AIIj filler. Oregon, Having purchased the stock of Clothing, Gents' Fur nishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B. Roland Co. is now prepared to offer Better Bargains than Ever! Having a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a big discount, which lie still proposes to -sell at ' cost, purchasers will do well to call and get hia prices before buying elsewhere, as you can save front 25 to 30 per cent. The highest market price paid for country produce of all kinds, either in cash or goods. CRUSON & MILLER, ALBANY, OREGON. The refining and moral influence of the beautiful, happy home can hardly be overestimated. The hallowed mem ories of such a childhood home will cling to us through all our after life. Over forty-two thousand cases of salmon are stored on the O. It. & N. dock at Astoria now. This pile of can ned goods represents a value cf about a quarter of a million dollars. The desire of being annexed to the United States seems to be gainicg grounds in Canada. The New York World baa sent an expedition to Africa In search of Stanley. Croup is a terror to young mothers, especially during the winter month, as it is then most prevalent. It can always be prevented, if properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear. Hoarseness is the first symp tom; this is soon followed by a peculiar, rough cough. If Chambcrfaiirs Cough Remedy is freely given as soon an these symptoms appear, it will invariably prevent the attack. There is no dan ger in giving the remedy, as it contains no injurious substance. For salo by M. A. Miller. Notice. Everyone knowing themselves in debted to me will please come in and pay by the 1st of Jan ., 1880, as I in tend to put all accounts due iiic after that time in an officer's hands for col lection. W. B Doxaca. LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET. Corrected weekly by C. B. Montague. Flour Per 50-lb sack, 1 15; per bar rel, ?4 0. Bacon fides, 16c per lb. Butter Fresh, per 2-lb roll, 40c. Eggs Per dozen, 125c. Chickens Per dozen, $3 50 to $4 0. Ducks Per dozen, common, ?4 50 to So; Pekin, J?6. Creese Per dozen, $ 7. Turkeys Per It), live weight, 10c. Hides Per lb, dry, 6c; green, 3Jc to 4c. Sheep pelts According to wool, 15 to 50c. Doer skins Summer, COc; w inter, 23e Manufacturers of and Dealers In all Kinds Furniture. Import all First-Class Goods DIRECT FROM TIIE EAST. A omplete stock cf Wall Fauer, Deco rations and Window Shades. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. Mall Train Daily (except 8unday). 76a. fiZZlTvT!TZ...l'ort!Hivi .... Ar..K 5l p. m. 1225 1. in r Cor all M .I.V--1 : !' n. m. At All-air and corvpiii connect wilh trains tl Otrgim Pneihe hi..ilr.i.id. Eapresa Train Daily (aacept Sunday). THE YAQUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Oregon Dnelopmest Co's SteimsMp Line 925 SHORTER, 20 HOURS LE88 TIME Than by any other Route. First Class Thronnti Paaens;er Freight Llae raoM From Portland and all Point In tho Willamette Valley to and from Pan Francisco, CaL REGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. 1 f TIME SCHEDULE. (Eacept Sundays:) Lt. Alat. 1-n p.m. I I.v. YaocIsa. C:4ri a. 4:.i i. P. ...I.v IVnl-m.' H:tKl i". m....Ar Mc.Minviile. kr.. Lv.. .n.0t H. PI. S.-li 9. in. St. Charles Hotel LEBANON, OREGON, N. W. Corner Vain and Sherman Streeta, Blocks East of Railroad I)eiot. Two H. E. PARRISH, Managrer. Tables Supplied with the Best the Market Affords. Sample Rooms and the Bert Accommodations for Commercial Men. GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. SECURE PRICES. No Trouble to Show Goods THROUGH TICKETS To All Volilis SCDTH ABD EAST YIA CALIFORNIA. i-For full Infonnation reirardfnit ratss, ruap, etc., call on company's axent at Albany. R. KOI.IH.F.K, K. P. I'.iXiER3, Manager Asst. ti. F. A Paw, Agent X". Mm X.IL.-1J1711Y1 Xit "- A t'v 4L ' -r I.v. Cor alus. 1-40 p. m. An. VAyliNA CJSO p. m. I.T. CuKVALUy 10:S5 a AR. ALBANY, 11:10 I O C Trains connect at Albany and CorvaUfs. Tlia alve Trains connect at Yaquina with the LnviQ lieiclot'iuent t.jiup.i.ny s L.ltM Oi Meamships betw e-ti Vap:iua and Sail Franc lacu. DATF.S ! HAII.IM1 ktiuamkk. From S. Willamette Valley F. rrura Va)iiina. Willamette Valle Willamette Valley Pee. 6 L'cc. 17 I'ce. 1 Ix 12 Pi-c. J4 This Company reerve the right to change Sail Ins; dates without notice. l'aKni.Tr from Portland, and all Willamette Valli-v mint., can make'clo" connection with the Tinins uf the Yaji:isa KotTH at Albany or Corvalli.. anrt if do-tincd to Han Franclico. should arranee to arrive at Yaquina the evening before tiie dato of saiiiUK. Paaacnserand Frelixlat Itatea ALWAYS THE LOWEST. -DEALERS IN- WAGONS, BUGGIES, HACKS, AND ALL KIND OF FOR INFOrvJiATIOS APPLY TO C. C. HOtil K. Aet'p tlen'l F. P. Ag'f, O. P. R. R. R. Co., Conraliis. Oregon. C. If. HASWIXL, Cen l Fr t A Paw ARt, Wreon Pevelopment Co.. 304 MontEOUicry St., San Francixco, Cal'a. I Brownsville, Oregon. Willamette Rlier Line of Steamers, TUE "WM. M. HOAQ." THE "X. 8. BEXTLT," THE "THREE SISTERS" Are in service for both passenger and freijtht traffic between L'unrallls and Portland and lnter meiliate tiint, luavinx company's wharf. Corval li. .ml Messrs. llulnian & Co.'n wharf. Noa. 200 ' and 202 Front street, INirtland. Mimdnxn. Wednes ' days and Fridays, making throe round trips each t week as follows. aotrnt aorsn. Leave Corvallls Monday, Wednesday. Friday, 6 a. m.: leave Albany a. m. Arrive Salem, Mondav. Wednesday. Friday. 3 p. m.: leave Snlem, Tuesiiay, Thursday, Saturday, Arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 3:30 p. m. aorru nor a u. Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Arrive Salem. Monday, Vednesday. Friday. 7:1$ p. m.; leave Salem. Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, 6 a.m. 1eavc Albany LoO p. m. Arrive Corvallia Tueaduy, Thursday and Satur day SUM) p. m. -AT- DEYOE & ROBSON'S, Albany, Ou. ' " TINWARE AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS -AT- Paints, Oils and Bruslies -AT VeliLicles, Implements, TOOLl OF AT,!, SORTS, Light and Heavy Machines, BARB AMD SMOOTH WIRE, IROX, STEEL, OOV.L, GUNS AND AMMUNITION, Call in, Gentlemen, and we Happy. will Make You Notice of Dissolution. -GIVES J. L. Cowan. J. M. Ralston THE! KIOTICE 13 HEREBY 4SIVES THAT 1 ' co-partnership heretolore esistiag betweenj D. Andrews and C. C. Ilackleman. partners doing business under the firm name of Andrews uack leman, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. C. C. Ilackleman witl continue tho business at the! old stand, and will collect all claims duo and pay all demands airainst the late Arm. -Lebanon, Or., Jan. 1, 1-VW. Thanking the public for their liberal patronage ia the past, I ask a continuance of the same, and will endeavor to ao conduct my business as toi merit the nalronace and rood will of all. Call. and see my goods and learn prices. C C. HACKLEMAS. BANK OF LEBAH01I, Lebanon, Oregon, Transacts t General Basting Bsslnsss. Acesnats Ksrt Sabjeet tm Cheek. Kaeitancc Sold eaNsw Yrk, Saw frss. ctaest. 1srtlaaa1 ss4 AltMay. Orra. Colleetlows Made sa afas-orabl Terms. DEYOE & KOBSON Albany, Ok. DEYOE &. KOBSON'S, Albany, Ok. FINE LINE OF GUNS AND Good Stock of Ammnnltloii AT DEYOE & ROBSON'8, Albany, Ok. DEYOE & ROBSON ARE AGENTS FOR . 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