r ' " " " " ' ' '' """' ' j t Hm-h'm m-wmm awMN MMi. rk VwKtm mw O'vymm mwm mimjm , - a. t-n Lebaijojj Express, '.IT.IHAY, FKBRUAltY 1. 1SS9. J-mci Wednesday' - I w r I - LOCAL AND GENERAL. i . riefcsaht weather, JUai If "' v's tiew i- .-, 'V V..i'HE Express The cltv iCOUUCi tiling. The poiieW force of Albany uniformed to-day. ; Fresh fishV brands and ltm''ns ne new ensn fctorc ciun, Llttten to Kate Putnam's son- jfciedy sheVTBlr for M.- A. Mill v.?,- fin the s.Li'-vUs duil Fenuoycr vriil bill. I ' Mr. Blaine w !net, but Miiler eale of Drugs. One price and g store, but every tb delivered to any A surprise jart Roberta at tarreea v How r. ween,--- Governor land water s enjoyal S A. arrison's eab- . " .11 lead In the "iho new cash fob! cheap and the city, """was given Sirs. i Inst- Saturiiftv moat ! p4lnt report a a fire insurance tVrr rVtt-tl. Mil. w? in town trow f. "" . nd research. je glftd to vrs leome Mr. a. ii. sasoa to our town. He is a house " and i?n pais ter, rainer and hard wood finisher. Mr. Chaa. Dwyer, Jot Halsoy, was in lection of war seeuesaud places of in terest in ihe United (States. A magnificent sturgeon fish v;.s sold in our market Thr' lr 5" retail at the new cash grot of C B. Monta gue. Let us nav e ro fish. All old accounts due rue must be paid by the last of January or I will fclac them la the ha lids of an attorney for collection. T. C. Peebleh. The thanks ofTni? Express is grate fully extended to Ityn. J. B. II. More loek and Hon. JeffMyera, our faithful representatives, for valuable state pa pers. .- J Mr. Jacob Ant eepa a first -clasa harness and aaddi H hop in JebajiOn. All kinds of repair g done with neat ness and dispatch, &ud all work guar antied. We are sorry to laarn that Mr. tvan Bosler, who "has been sick for some time, is not improving, and that hia Condition is not at all eatisfactary to his friends. All parties knowing themselves in debted to me w ill please eail and set tle, as I doaire to brfauce wp my ac counts of 1SS3 and do a cash business hereafter. M. A. Miller. R-adors of this naper can save ruon- i " ey-by tailing on Deyos & Eobson, of Albany, aa they ha'.e the most com plete stock of all kiads of hardware and agricultural implements on this coast. Look out for the red cross. It indi- . eates tfaat The Express is needing a little change and tlmt you are in ar rears please give jattention it may eeem a small matte: to you, but the ag gregate is large to tae poor printer. Peter Humes, Esc., of Brownsville, made a pleasant jall in this office Wednesday. He is a quiet, nice gen tleman, of fine business qualities, aud one of the prominent men of our neigh- We understand that Mr. J. D. WaN ton has made arrangements to open a first-class lumber yard in Lebanon. Hr. Walton is an enterprising man, upright aud fair in all his dealings, and we predict for him a success. Swan Bros, have bouarht out the building where they are at present lo eated in the stove and tin business. These are gentlemen of probity of ;riMcTfcr ana or. sona rtusiness win, and we are glad that they have tnus become real estate owners in the town of Lebanon. We return the grateful thanks of The Express office for twenty-two new subscribers in the last few days. We are glad that our friends appreci ate our efforts to furnish a readable, live paper, and hope in the near future nsiderable additions to the material oi ima oiucv hum iu tuiuigc the reading matter. There is considerable excitement inN town ovlug th- Thanon grave yard, or rather of restraining the Trus tee from further enlarging the same. We hope the matter will be adjusted without any hot blood. It does seem likeweeould get ground out of the town, and not bury our dead right " among the living. We hear of a dbzen buildings going Tip just as soon as the roads will permit f hauling aud the weather will do to go to work, and one large brick. The future of Lebanon was never brighter, and if pr public spirited men will just lead a helping hand, by way of cheer and encouragement, we will have real boom in a short time. Mrs. Mary Liggett departed this life on Sunday, the 27th, in the 81st year , of her aire. She was a native of Ohio in early life moved to Missouri, from ".here to California, and in 1872 moved nd settled half a mile west of Leba n, where she died. She was a quiet k woman and lived and died with at an enemy tliat she knew of. She - leaves a husbend and six children, to whom we exteuS our sympathy. The funeral took place it the Masonic bur ying grounds on Monday evening the I 29th, conducted by Rev. J. K. Kirk patrick. Mr. D. H. Mothorn and one of his daughters started to Davenport, W. T., last Friday, his wife and the rest of the children to join them In a few weeks. Mr. Mothorn has been a citi zen of this county for several years, and by industry and frugality has ac cumulated wealth. He settled near v Sweet Home and began on 5 capital, nth a wife and several children to rt; he leaves a well-to-do farmer nsiderable cash. We are very so good a citizen, but cou- t that he will do like "e, return in a few . , 't wiser mau. BBUU NSVILI.K. Mrs. Henry Blakely is visiting rela tives at Pendleton. The eldest daughter of Findlcy Mc roe is suffering from an attack of bil lious fever. Dr. I. W. Starr-accompanied by his wife, on Tuts Jay left for Albany to visit friends. , j r. Horace Carpenter, of Salem, hfi9 been visiting her brother, O. P. Cosh- ow and family, for the past week. Mrs. Carpus Sperry during the past week left for Portland to visit her daughter, Mrs. Skiff. Asbury Ellis, of Spokane Falls, ac- j'rotnpansed by his wife, for the past week has been visiting friends in Brownsville. The B. W. M. Co. have "closed down" for repairs and the addition of new machinery. The factory will be put in first-clas's working order pre paratory to an early start. For the past week the daily attend ance of the protracted meetings at the Baptist church, now being conducted by the Rev. Le Itov, lsa3 increased rather than diminished; niany conver sions have been made under the elo quent persuasion of this divine, who, without undue excitement or noisy demonstration, commands the rapt at tention of a large congregation, bring ing proof of holy and sublime truths most eloquently portrayed, aud giving evidence if dien studv, application On Sunday last, at the conclusion of th-j morning exercises, the rite of baptism, by immersion, was conferred on niue applicants, con verts made duri-ig the present term of protracted meeting. The efforts of Rev. Robe and Rev. Elworthy at the Presbyterian church, South Browns ville, have also met with most pleasing success, a number of converts havinar been made, with a corresponding in crease m the membeiship of the church. KEEP I'OSTEI) . y ACADEMY NOTES. School going on pleasantly as usual. We are very glad to say that Frank Marks, who his been sick with lung lever, is slowlv recovering. The names of those who visited the school this week are not on hand to writo. We would like to see more visitors. On Sunday Prcf. Gilbert enjoyed a pleasant call from Dr. Carter, of lkii ton county. Mr. Carter was a student of tile Prof s. iu 1S61. The Literarv Star, published month ly by the members of the society, was read Monday evening by Mis Lizzie Reed. It was well dona. The Gleaner will appear before us again to-day. lew time it is under the efficient management of Mi?s Mag gie Sutton aud we have every reason to believe it will be a suecesa. Some of the students are cften so late in tbe morning that they lose the benefits of the thorough instruction in vocal music. New niusie books have been ordered for the use of the school and the musical department now fur nishes part of the entertainment for Friday afternoon exercises. The meeting of the E. L. S. last Monday evening was attended by sev eral of our honorary members and friends. The question was ably dis cussed by both sides but was decided in faror of the negative. The question was Resolved, that the United States have been too liberal in land grants to railroads. Mrs. ii. W. Rice, FSneMUnery. J. S. Courtney, M.PJ physician and surgeon. California eoleryand cauliflower the new. cash store. Mr. A. .Senders, the enterprising horse buyer aud trader of Albany, was in.town during the week. Sardines In mustard at V. B. Don aca & Co.'s, only 15 cents per box. Ce.raeol roast coffee at W. B. Don- aca & Co.'s. Something good. Try it. Just reccU-ed at Miller's ilrug More, one gross Red Cross Cough Cure. Try it. Farmers, remember that Joseph Bush pay cash fur produce, hides and furs. When you desire a i ka:ant physic, try St. Patrick's Pills. They can al ways be depended upon, and elo not nauseate the stomach nor gripe the bowels. For sale by M. A. Miller. Tai-tiis wishing lumber will do well to give us a eall. We have on hand over 15000 fee-t of fencing lumber. Ctsnow A Cable, Brownsville. Having enlarged our business with a complete stock of everything kept m a first-class furniture house, we invite the public to call and give Us a trial. We make a spe-cialty of everything kept in the undertaker's line. FORTMILLER & IUVIJfO. Albany, Oregon. Prof. Langford, an itinerant musi cian, was arrested in Lebanon for lead ing a horse on the sidewalk. Demo crat. Such a thing is of so frequent au occurrence with the "Professor"' that we thought it not wortli mentioning. The fact is the Trof. is near sighted and hardly knows the difference be tween a sidewalk and the main street. ! n ( o a n it VwWii at r " n j. i r - i r ' ; i i j i r- - i I j vy l J I v- u j llie long: liwt oi goods ..Hint I oiiri'y niicl woo if ther is my tiiin- YOU wv.Tsrr. DRESS GOODS, DOMESTIC PRINT, GINGHAM, HO SIERY, LACE, RIBBONS, CORSETS, BUTTONS, HANDKERCHIEFS,, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES. If you Avniit t in tlioiu. MMiot fooil I Tvimt to io clown V.' ! y Don't Yon? We have been asked several times latelv why we did not publish certain scandalous reports that are Coating around on the "Vox populi." This pa per tloes not propose to be a scavenger that runs after the filth and scum of the town for the purpose of keeping up strife and bickering among our fel low citizeus. We have a higher am bition than to play the part of carrion crow by repeating iu the press e.ery little dirty tale that we happen to hear on the street, besides we think tot) iRuc'iJof our town and neighbors to be holding ud to public gaze tl fhort cumings of others. We have a sover eign contempt for t'.;e yelping hound that is always barking on -the track of some one, whether it be the public or private walks of life. Proposition for a w School Home. I will be one of ten to buy a square in the towa of Lebanon for a new school house, and I will also be ene of twenty to put up a five thousand dol lar school building. We must build if we want to keep paee with other towns. A Taxpayer. We hope a few more of such as "Taxpayer" will come to the front. If Lebanon wants to get on a boom she must have a finst-elass graded echoed jut such a public school as other towns. People are serkiug and will have ths very bet educational advan tages tor their children, and they are going to move to that town that is on the grow, and that town will grow that has a first-class graded school. TO THE ArERY BOTTOM. Dont wait in expectation of better bargains. There is an end to everything, and we have got to the end in prices BECAUSE ti-ie:y cant go lower And leave me a livlngr profit. You don't want to starve us out, so let us fit you out, and we will be happy all round. Piles of Goods at the PEOPLE'S PRICES AT C. C. HACKLEMANS'. Gravcjrnrd In Town. Mr. editor: ill 5-eu allow us space in your valuable paper to enter a protest against the further enlargment of the graveyard in the town of Leba non. When the present burying place was selected tnere was no thought of the town reaching its present limit, but now, with settlements all around the old graveyard, and with a bright prespectof rapid future growth, it looks absurd for the trustees to try to enlarge it right in town. Besides the looks of the thing it is a din ct injury to eeveral of us living on the north aud east side of it. We hold that they have no right thus to damage us and our property in any such way, and if the trustees persist in their efforts to enlarge under our most solemn protest, then we will ba compelled to try for reeirees at the hands of the law. It is a well known fai t here that there is an j under current of water running north and north-east all the time, thus com pelling us to drink the water from the decomposing bodies of the dead. We sincerely hope that this matter may be adjusted without recourse to law, but if nothing but law will settle it, then let it come.' Citizens. Card of Thanks. I hereby extend my most grateful thanks to all the friends and neighbors who, in my hour of sad affliction and sore bereavement, so kindly sympa thized with me, and so generously aided me in my sad calamity. I shall always remember your kindness with a grateful heart. Mrs. Nettie Huddlesox. Stabbing Affray. At Albany last Monday afternoon about 3:30 o'clock Je3se Clark and A. F. Thompson got into a quarrel at the Stevens place, resulting in Clark strik ing Thompson with a shovel and Thompson's drawing a knife and stab bing Clark in the lungs near the heart. Dr. Mnstoii was called and pronounces Clark in a critical condition. Thomp son Was arrested. Justice Humphrey, after hearing the testimony, ordered the dtfendant held to await the action of the grand jury under $500 bontls. which were furnished. Clark, for whom a warrant had been issued, will be discharged. What on Earth I the reason people will not, can not, do not see any difference In cheap nostrums put up by Cheap John houses or lrre.poni ible parties at en ormous profits, rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation and one that Is givlnpr uni Tersal naUsfaction at equal price? No medicine iu the world is giving iiueh universal satisfaction I for purifying the blood as BEGU' S BUXD ri"Rt FIKR& BLOOD MAKER, and every bottle that does not do its work will cost you nothing. M. A. MILLER, Druggist. How Can Parent Allow their children to couch and Rtraln and cough and calmly say: "Oh! It is only a little cold," and keep giving thtra cheap and danger ous medicines, until they arc down with lung fever or consumption, when they can be k eauily relieved by B EGG'S CHER.tY COCGH SYRLT? It has no superior and few eq ia. M. A. MILLER,-Druggist. L-Jii tiii aK) UD BrRMNO TREK STUM TO. Bore a one inch hole IS inches deen in center of stump, put in one ounce of saltpeter, then lill the hole nearly full of of water and plug up tight; this is done in the fall and spring. Take out the plug and pour in one-half gill of kerose'tie and set on fire, and it will burn out to the very extreme ends. Cough! and Cough!! and Cocgh! ! ! What in the world ts the reason you will cough and keep coughing and still keep trying inferior medicines when BEGGS CHERRY COUGH SklP will pofritively relieve your cough at once? This is no advertising scheme, but an ac tual fact, and we guarantee it. M. A. MILLER, Druggist. Special Notice. The publisher of The Express has made arrangements through the Gen era! News Agency, to club with all the leading papers in the ' United states You will save 15 per cent by this of fer. Wc will be glad to accommo date you and will be responsiDlc for any failure in the matter. Change In Basines. All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to the firm of Thompson & Waters, cither by note or account, must come forward and settle the Same within thirty day, as there is going to be a change in their business. Thompson & Waters, Brownsville', Oi., Jan. 1, 1889. Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy, so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best family remedy, Pyrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or billious. For sale in 50c and 51.00 bot tles by all leading druggists. The Happiest Man In Town Is the fellow who bought a niw lot of furniture at the mammoth house of FortmilkT & Irvine, nt Alhany. If you want to please your wife and make ler erect vou witn loving smnes, just co and do likewise. They are honest dealers and carry an immense stock. Kate Putnam's Favorite Song! Persons troubled with chronic diar rhoea or subject to bowel complaint in any form, vhould try Chain ticrlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ileniedy Many chrouic cases that had resisted all other treatment have been cured by it. r or sale ty ivi. A. Miner. Special K. It. Notice. Hereafter no baggage will be check ed unless it arrives at the depot five minutes before the departure of traius. M. E. Hearne, Agt, Having bought out Mr. Andrews' interest in the firm of Andrews & TIackleman, I desire to collect all out standing accounts now due. All per sons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm will please settle as soon as possible. I desire to close up all last year's accouuts. C. C. Hackleman. , Some men arc awful kickers; They kick all blessed dayj They kick when they are busy, And kick when they do pray. Do you know the reason why? It is because they're stickers And are just built that way ! They'll always be great kickers Until they're laid away. The dude with little boodle, He puts on funny airs ! He parts just like a poodle His half a dozen hairs. There are some of you who never Have dealt with M. A. Millfr ! Can you tell the reason why? All say he sells much cheaper Than other stores in town 1 He keeps the best assortment, And puts the prices down, MILLER THE DRUGGIST. ' ( - !.'ti'UJ LA JPWWWllf rWPWTKB ?WPflWB LilW ) fJV-J I A Wui , titiii -0 V IN THE YEAR So Expects to do a larger business, than in anyone yeai of his mercantile history; and with this object ii; view has made arrangements to have every depart ment in his mammoth establishment replete with fresh and desirable goods, to be sold at the lowest cash prices. The old credit system is a thing of the past, and everybody will find that cash or produce will securef genuine bargains at C. B. Montague's store. DURING THE YEAR 1889 HE WILL PAY CASH OR MERCHANDISE: For All Kinds of Country Produce. Wishing a happy and prosperous new year to all of his customers, .and earnestly requesting that all who are indebted to him woulcl make it a happy and prosperous new year to him by making a cash re mittance at : once." He is still tlie same " C. B. MONTAGUE. '.III3XH23...'X,0 STAY. . c t T. C. lVebler. George XJuli. PEEBLER & BUHL 111 IQ MQ (0 s Gin- S STARTLING AND AGREEABLE SURPRISE!! All Should Read the Low Prices! SUGAR. Drv Granulated, 13 lbs for :. $1 00 Ex'traC, 15 lbs for.. 1 00 Golden G, 16 lbs for 1 00 Powdered, 9 lbs for v 1 OU COFFEE AND TEA. Best Costa Eica, 5 lbs 1 00 Best Rio, 4 1 lbs 1 00 Arhnckle's. 3 lbs 80 Java, 5 lbs :., 1 00 j Tea, 1 lb 40 BEANS. Small White No'l, 22 lbs 1 00 White No. 2, 25 lbs 1 00 Pink, 27 lbs 1 00 SALT. Liverpool Salt, 200-lb sack , ....$2 20 " 100-lbsack : 1 15 50-lbsack 70 Str-k salt. 100 lbs 75 SALERATUS. Dwight's Soda, 4 papers 25 . Arm and Hammer boda, 4 papers SOAP. Kirk's Savon, 20-lb box 1 Golden West, 20-lb box..... 1 35, 15 CANNED GOODS. Tomatoes, 9 cans... 1 00? Corn, 7 cans 1 00 . Salmon, 1-lb can.......,, 15. 7 cans....; 1 00. Oysters, o 2-lb cans 1 00 . " 9 1-lb cans 1 00 Corned Beef, 2-lb can. 25 Chipped Beef, 1-lb can.... 25 . Lobsters, 2-lb can 25 . Condensed Milk, 6 cans 1 00 : Lye, 9 cans 1 00 .. Fraser's Axle Grease, 2 cans 25 , The Above are Prices of a Few Leading Articles in Our Immense. Stock, Which We Offer for CASH ONLY. HAVE A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods, a Fine Line of To. bacco and Cigars, at Low Prices. We do not want to carry Ladies' and Children's Shoes, and will sell out stock: on hand at Actual Cost for Cash. Call and examine them. HIGHEST- CASH PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY. PRODUCE. y Xoii't fail t give us a- call, as it is to your Interest . . 4-',r- " i --...' 1