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Tl Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, MAltCIl S, 1SS!.
LOCAL AND GENLRAL.
Ite active wul jmfrreisIvo.
IXm't bo a clam! This bivalve never
moves.
t'hns. 'awri of London, Ontario, U
In town. 1
Eighteen pounds of rice for fl at
lYeMer & Uulil'.
The only way to build a town these
it s i to te alive.
Kit court g new comers and jylvc
them a hearty welcome,
Vc have a nicely located town, aiil
enterprise will make a big eity here.
Awake to your interest, even If you
have to sti.-k a pin in yourself to do it.
Kcv. J. W. Snoderly will re.cli lit
the Gore seljoot house Bunday at 11
A. M.
Jake Bilyen and wife and little
daughter paid a Hying visit to8eio this
week.
Coll Vn Cteve, of Ynquina tiny,
was in town the first of the week, and
made us a pleasant call.
After Jan. 1, 18l0, the University at
Kugene will be a free school to any one
passing the required examliu-tloii.
The ladies of the M. 15. church will
Jifarch 14th. Further particulars next
week.
Kngine C. No. 1 will mot at the
engine bowse next Monday evening,
March 11, to elect officers for the ensu
ing year.
P. T. CiHirwy, of Kentneky, has been
here several days looking at property
with the Intention of locating, w hich
we trust he will do.
A. 11. Cynw sold to Chas. f'awrse
last Tuesday, Jas. CofTctt's farm of i
acres near Providence school house.
Consideration, MOrt.
Kngine t. X. 1 met at the hall last
Friday, and a motion was passed that
the engine should be repaired, which
will be done as soon as possible.
Call at Tiik F.xpkkss office when
you vih to sulseribe for any leading
paper in the t'nitcd States; we will
make it to vHir advantage to do so.
For rent, new house with five rooms,
in the notth end of town, with about
three-fourths of an acre of ground for
garden. Apply at once at this office.
The machinery of the saw mill which
was burned last week hs tw-cn sent to
Albauy for repairs. The mill will be
removed to Lebanon and perated this
mmnier.
We now have all kindsef stationery,
and are prepared to do ail job work as
oheap a it can le done i I thi State.
Call in and see our stx-k and gvt iriees
on good work.
Mrs. II. J. Trin? left on Tvd-v I
for Springfield, Lane county, to join
her husbatul, who now pastor of the
M. K. church at that place. We re -
iret having them leave Leimnon.
Mrs. niggcra, of Sci . has bought the
J.iirg'tt house, on Main street, adjs-I
cnt to Mr. IVi'yeu's, al has nu;vc-1 j
Into the s:xmc. We welcome this ex-i
sTllent Christian woma:i among us. i
llcv. J. It. Kirkpntrick g(Hs to Salem
Ihis morning, and will preach in that
tity on Sunday. Hev. II. V? Monly ;
wiil ocenpy the pulpit of the C. P.
church at this place Sabbath morntng.
A great many immigrants In Lel-a-on
this week from diflVrt-nt pat-t3 of
thel'jtst. Several sales of real estate
have heen effected both in town and ;
country, and a general stir in all busi
ness. If you want to buy a cheap lot on the
installment plan call at The Express 1
offlec. The lots in the new addition to
Tetanon are Kins rapidly taken, and
if yon want a desirable lot now is your
time.
We have a nice free reading room
fitted up in connection with this office,
ihich all our friends and subscribers
art cordially Invited. The latest news
from all over the country. Come in
and read.
The. O. A. R- of Lebanon had a very
pleasant open meeting on Monday
vcning, and gave a nice supper to the
W. XI- C. at the popular St. Charles
hotel, where all w ent merry as a mar
Tiage bell.
The entertainment and supper given
at the Presbyterian church last Friday
night was a success both socially and
financially. The attendance was good
and the proceeds amounted to thirty
Jive dollars.
Wanted, two or three cords of wood
from several good clever suliscriber? of
The ExrREss, on subscription. Chick
ens, egsrs and all kinds of country pro
duce taken as current exchange for
The Express.
Mr. J. O. Gross, who has been in Al-
bany rcultinB the bridge petition, j .taVe willo'ononlk rgVnthe
made us a call Thursday. He was sue- grounds and making extensive im
cessful in getting many signeis, and j provementa. This insntution will now
tlunks SVatcrloo is sure to have tLis j start afresh on a career of usefulness,
much needed bridge. and wc trust will he a blessing to the
Tl, T-adi' Miionarx- Soeietv of voutliof cur state. Ve congratulate
. . ... . .,,
the First rresbyterian church will
give a public meeting on next Sabbath
evening at their church. An interest
ing anil instructive prograir.me will be
carried out. All are invited to b3 pres
ent. Hon. AV. C. Ilindrnan, of Baker
Mty, who hs been on a visit to his
- "Mother in tliis town for the past three
weeks, returned to his home on Tues
day. He is quite an Intelligent gen
tleman, and is thoroughly conversant
with the history of this country, and is
identified w ith ail that jjertains to her
welfare, -jf
Tiiere-was a miie unpleasantness ui
the school meeting in the adjoining
district north of town. The belliger-
ents both left the marks of battle, but
blcxKl. Ve unJeretand that there wa
an attempt to use uwi.lly weapons, lut
friends interfered and prevented whu.
might have lcen a very serious m:it
t. The difficulty tvas between Mr.
leorire Iloss andJ.'Keeiler, and orig
inated ntihe school meeting.
Few tow ns in this valley, or any
trhere else, have a lieUer class of mer
chants than Lebanon. Geiierous, po
lite, aiTiiMe and correct in their bui
nes, thev justly merit ami are receiv
ing a liU-ial -Mtronajre from all the
fiurntindin' CMimtry. Their counters
and1 elves -i-e well filled with the
best lines of poods, which are soid at
ns small a marprin as anywhere in the
State. 3Sext week we will Aiveaeal
uuin ou tie jie son'l vf our business
lilen.
TO Ol'H N KVT CHfltt'H BULL,
v rattik carothrrs.
IV I rwih, ye Pivs'ij-toriitii K-U!
Till all ttit Mir tloih nwrll
With im'lmly rich uml tier:
full all to wnrl)lt here.
To hour tlt -inl of etiwr.
Ami Hie Hitbhnth tlHjrlo keep.
IV1 arth. ye nuh-tun Iwll !
Thy Rrttrloti niB-ottin- tvll,
f Unl fir tt ho dlotl;
or our nmnj- nhm (iti-glvm,
Of tint Mrtnsltm hrtuht m Ilinrn,
Ami the jM-rtrl.v Rntf muiii whle,
IVkI forth. ) e joyous hell
Thy tulr ot rtinirv tfll
That ounf rf ti'l 1 gtinnliHl;
That Ji'u, from ou hlh,
1 iok Jo it tlh lux inn fVi-
IKll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 b - lalltl tt-XXdl'li'ti. ,
IVal forth, yo hrtstlntt 1II !
Till nil iln nir itolh nxvi ll.
In very Imut miri dime.
With nttr Savior's womlnm love;
Till. In tin ronrts tov
We lu-nr tho honv.-lily iliitu
AI'.tKKm' NUTKS.
e were all glnd to see J.mifs llur-
tcnslmw back in his accustomed place
Wednesday morning.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Lulu
If illery is quite sick, but hope she will
soon be ImJk to school.
Our would-te teachers returned Frl
duy front the examination, but evral
of them have fIUtl to innkeuappr
ance at m-houl thin week.
The meeting of the K. 1. 8. this wek
was devoted to the election of new of
ficers. The report wan as follows :
Pres., H. Welch; vlc-pns.. Miss May
Hardy ; Sec., John Mope ; Trvaa., MIm
lleuna Kirkpatrlck ; aergeaiit-at-anna,
HenJ. Dovlge; critic, James Burten
haw. Three solutions of last week's prwlw
leia have Len rec-lvil, all of which
give the answer approximately oorrvot:
t?eo. ('. Wilstxn, tf Scio, s'ilves the
problem by the use of logarithms, gvl
ling the correct answei, tltough w
think not strictly arithmetieal; "Farm
er," of Hislaviile, eixva iuarlv the
nme result, tut omits analysis ; M. K.
lU'arn, of Iebiiuon, Kfvt-s correct arltli
metieal analysis. (Jur solution is as
follows : The pickets lning 2 in. wide
and 4 in. apart, there will le 3.1 pickets
to the rod. Hence : Mxt cquitl 132 rods
equal tliameter ofthetieht Thesuare
of l"i2x.7.'v"4xi'uals l:t,s. rods or the
uuitilxer of pickets. l.t,S.j tf.iv. by 1J0
equals N5.,V acres. Answer.
We now give the following: A, 11 and
0 are reniircl to niHiir at Y in the
shortest time possible. A can walk 3
miles per hour, It can walk 4 ml Ira per
hour, and C, accompanied bv either A
or It, can drive 8 mi Ira por hour. All
start at the same time. A and C ride a
certain xlistaneo, when A proeevds on
foot, while C returns to meet H. and
t tking him in the trig aM arrive at Y at
the same time, llequlred the distance
awd tiin taken in going, each In-ing
the lowest possible integral numbers;
also the total number of miles.
The sum of three sides of a right an
gle triangle is 33 feet, the shortft side
is SO feet ; renuiretl the hiicth of the
other two sides wsxeellvery. Arithme
tical solution and rule-requested.
Another Fluh Story.
They had lieen spinning yarns of
fishing and hunting, when it came to
ItaMey's turn. "Will, boys," oaiil
Uahlcy,'the strangest experience I vcr
had was when 1 was away last vaca
tion. I had tricl every kind of fly.
md it was no gxwyt. Did not see a fin.
j 1 "en u around and got some
j AL?
1 XVas fished out ami I might as well
(have lunch. S I took out my paper
j ','f sand wich. a and pit. licl In. When
i k11 iiiumiii eiiiMi! i riii uj toe
.wiper into a loose wad and jerked it
nt into the water. As soon as the
paper pt w-et through It began to un
roll, and in a minute tlie place was
dive willi fish swariping aisiut the
pajx-r. I jumK-d up, threw out my
line, hok-l the rsqH-r and drew it
.e-hore. Then an idea t-truek me. I
slipp-.sl the paper over the hook riglit
up to the vhank and threw it out as if
I was fishing. lp came the fish,
jumping dear out of the water, ami 1
caught '.-m as fast as I could lake them
- IF mv hook. I kept that up till dark.
and then I had more fish than I could
carry."
What do x-mi simtvxso there '
was aliout the pacr that drew the
risir?" asked an interested listener.
"Well," said Itabley, slowly, as he
edged toward the door, "the only thing
alsmt that paper that could draw, in
my judgment, was an advertisement
of C. C. Hackleman." And Itabley
vanished.
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School MreliDK.
The annual tchool meeting for the
Lebanon district was held last Monday
at 1 P. M. The meeting was called to
order by AV. It. Donaca, and C. B.
Montague, senior trustee, in the
chair. The annual report of the clerk,
C. H. Ralston, was read and on motion
was ordered received and placed on
file. Following is theaubetance of said
report : Total number of votr, 85;
total amount collected in school year,
$1373 7t; paid out, $109C 50; balance,
$277 26; total number students en
rolled, 1G0, just about one-half of whom
can lie comfortahlv seated in the old
' K.iii.- & ml mn, it must m ami t V. (n
evitalilo new one come in. j. M. Rai
ston was elected trustee for the ensn
ing tliree years ami J. A. Roberts clerk
for one year.
Agricultural College.
The Legislature has made ample ap
propriation for the improvement and
enlargement of this institution of the
st-'.te, and the governor has signed the
bill. The M. K. Church, South, will
.1 1 J 1 il . 1. 1 T !.!
! Corralhs on tins valuable acquisition
( tn , itl i(,,.Ur tho
to her people in particular and to the
state at large. The governor has aj
pointed F. A. Iiaily, of Hiltsboro,
Washington county ; J. W. Grimm,
of Aurora, Marion county, and Wallis
Nash, of Corvallis, lion ton county, as
the Jioaru of Itegents.
That Idle Boy.
If there is anything that is a blot on
creation more than another, it is
an Idle boy or man ; one that has
nothing to do but hang around and
watch other people at work. It makes
us so tired and weary to have these
' ltliitsi" onmp nltout oca tlmf u-Anlu-nvit
draw a long breath when they go
j aVay. If these do-nothing kind of
could see themselves as ot hers see
, ' KOu.tllin(r tn So. Too nnr
1 oo poo
to live without work, to proud or lazy
to work, and so insensible to public
opinion that they do not care, we know
of no oilier name to call them by but
' blots on cjvilization."
1U9.
These figures are very significant to
the patrons, parents and teachers of
Lebanon district. It simply means
crowd in all you can of this numlier
into the only two school rooms and let
the balance stand out in the cold, but
! pay your tax all the eame. liaise the
cry of more immigration, invite peo
ple to cowie in and fettle anions us,
ut tell them we have no room in our
public school. "You will lc welcome
t settle here, but we can give your
children no accotijmt.diitit.u in our
public school."
SWEET 1IOMK,
March 4, 1880.
We expect our school to commence
soon. Is'o teacher has been secured
yet.
There Is considerable sickness around
Kxxwt Home. All seem to le getting
along nicely.
Mr. John Donaca has been prosjxect
Ing for coal. He says Indications are
good for a coal minw.
H. and A. F. Hamilton hnve enlarged
their store and are building nn addi
tion for a warehouse.
The Kinging school Mill Is truing on,
and we understand will for some lime
yet. Mr. K. ltuss Is the teacher.
There Is a good nixcuinir tor a doctor
at Sweet Home w ho could carry a drug
store in eonuei'lioii with ills priiellec.
I. F. I.etsiiiuer is milim lo l.nil.l
I blacksmith shop nt the end of John'
na is-camp siitHi, w here all kinds of
I.X....I. ..... 1. 1 I.. It. ...
oiHi-nsiuiMiiiig win i n unue. Jie Is a
No. 1 blacksmith, and a good home
slioer. tJlve him a call.
Farmers are busy putting In their
spring crops. Most of our town people
are petting rendy to make gardening.
Mr. Daniel Itumbaueh has sown peas,
and they are tin and looking well. Dun
Is an early bird, either making garden
or tanning leather.
Mr. Alonzo Ames Is very sick and Is
lielng attended by Dr. Lamlierson of
Lebanon. The doctor thinks he will
le able to bring him through, with
PmhI cire. Mr. Ames' store has bem
closed, since his illness, and we hope to
see him around soon.
Mr. P. J. Foster and brother are
talking alHHit building a saw mill.
Ihey wish the people to guarantee
them $."idO, and promise to repay each
subscription In lumber at l less than
th custom price. They are the pro
prietors of the Sweet Home irrlsi mill.;
Itevs. Yost and McKlmy held revival
meeting about five weeks, resulting in
21) or 30 conversions, most of w hom
Joined the Kvangx Ileal Methodist
church. Iter. ost, of Sweet Home.
went tin Into the Wilson helphliorhood
lid held a two weeks' meet inir. with
six or more converts as the result. Mr.
lost is one of our vrcry-day C hris
tians. Mr. H. lli-it w as in town Friday and
Saturday surveying Mr. John Havis'
tarn, iH.ught of S. and A. F. Hamil
ton. They arecainixsl no above tlreeii
Home Rome six or seven miles. Tliev
are iroiiiir over on Hamilton creek hi
about ten days. Juli js lioscoc hired
out to them at $li per month.
S. and A. F. Hamilton, our mer
chants, sold their feed barn to Mr. John
Davis, w ho has rented the St. John's
hotel, formerly occupied by John Don
sea. Mr Davis is a pood' hotel man.
We are glad he Is coming back to
Sweet Home, as any one who stops
with hint once is sure to cnne back
when out tills way. tilve him a call.
Settlers are ernduallv comimr In.
Two men, Mr. Whiteomu and another
gentlemen, have settled alwxut III or 2i
miles almve Sweet Home no tliD oano-
slte side of the river, and have leen
very much encouraged with tho coun
try. Their intention Is to hring In
Hoist fin cattle. May success attend
him. Ffrn Leak.
WATKM.OO.
March 5, lWO.
Soda water Is still aut.
Mr. J. (J. Cirosa went to Albany to
present the bridge petition for this
place. We hope lie will succeed in
getting the bridge, for this place un
doubtedly needs a bridge almve all
others, and Waterloo has labored long
and hard for it.
Mr. David Wynian, of Albauy, was
here on Tuesday visiting at Mr J. 11.
Oihhcnrd's.
Mr. Courscy is the guest of Mr. I.
Saltmarsh.
Mr. Milton, the traveling agent of
the (itTiiien paper of Portland, was
here on Tuesday.
Walter Wilklson has leen visiting at
Mr. ttco. (Jross' several days this week.
He left for Itrownsville on Tuesday.
Ida DeVinc has lecn quite sick for
several days past, tint is convalescing.
On Monday nt our school meeting
Mr. T. E. Ayers s as elected clerk, and
Alfred Fielding, director.
Mr. John Cams was called to Har
risUurg on account of the illness of his
fher, and n -turned on Monday. He ,
reisxrts his father as lstter. He is get
ting rather old he is over 1V years
ohl. MlSTI.KToK.
ToorlU,
Whether on pleasure lientor business,
should take on every trip a bottle of
Syrup of Figs, as It acts most pleasant
ly and effectually on the kidneys, tivr
ami bowels, preventing fevers, head
aches and other forms of sickness.
For sale in 60c and fl bottles by all
leading druggists.
8end Tub Kxpres to your friends In
the East.
Fresh fish every Friday at Monta
gue's cash store.
The celebrated Norwegian and Jay-Eye-Sec
steel plows at Cruson A
Miller's.
Cruson A Miller will furnish you
with all kinds of plows or plow extras
at Albany prices.
Buy the Thompson A Overman
brand of harness at Albany. They
warrant all work.
Don't buy garden tools till you see
our stock and prices.
Ckison A Mii.lkr.
One price and cash at the new cash
store, but everything sold cheap and
delivered to any part of the city.
Parties wishing luniU r w ill do well
to give us a call. We have on hand
over 15000 feet of fencing lumlier.
Cosiiow A Cable,
Brownsville.
If you go to Albany to buy a stove
call on (i. W. Smith, who has the larg
est and host stock of stoves and tin
ware and sells cheaper than anyone in
Albany.
IVrsons troubled with rheumatism
should try Chanilierlain's Tain Balm.
One appellation will e::sc the pain, ami
its continued use has cured many cases
of chronic and inflammatory rheuma
tism, that had resisted other remedies
and even the treatment of the best
physicians. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by M. A. Miller.
CLUBBING ARRANGEMENTS.
The publisher of The Exmikss has
made arrangements through the Gen
eral News Agency, to club with all the
leading papers in the United .States.
You will save 15 per cent on this pa-1
per and abott th; same on any other
of the leading papers of the U. S. ;r
Canada. Ws will be glad to accommo
date you and will be responsible for
any failure in the matter.
Kvery man- exerts some influence
now and forever, for good or for evil,
wh.'ther he designs it or not. A blank
I f , .... -
1 nlust raciiate irom et ry one.
"U-J"
When angry count ten tefore you
j speak; If very angry count a huudicd.
KEKT I'OSTKD.
do to Thompson !c Overman's for
saddles.
J. S. Courtney, M. 1)., physician and
surgeon.
(iarden ttsIs nt Wd-roek prices nt
Cruson A Miller's.
('alllornia tH'lcry and cauliflower nt
the new cash stoic
lllsscll A Oliver Chilled plows, tho
Isrst in the world, i Albany prices.
Cki-no.v A Mi i.i.kii.
.The Is'sl Is the cheaM'st; hence
Thouqison A Ovciuitiu's hnrucsu is the
cheajM'sl.
Call on A. It. Cyrus for the celebrat
ed Morrison Plows, and other agrieiil-j
turnl implements.
Jacob Arn, the boss harness maker,
Invites every body to come in and ex
amine his wfirk. He guarantee an
honest Job.
When you desire a pleasant physic,
try St. Patrick's Pills. They can al
ways lie depended upon, and do not
nauseate the stomach nor gripe the
bowels. For sale by M. A. Miller.
Thre Is no danger In giving Cham
berlain's Cough lU-medy to children as
it eon tnlns no Injurious sulistanec; tie
side it is unequalled for colds and
croup. Children like It. For sale by
M. A. Miller.
All should remember that the most
conveulent and cheapest way of aend
Ing money Is by Wells, Fargo A Co.'a
money orders. Sold at all empress effl
ce at reasonable hour. in 22
Chamberlain's Cough Itemed y la ft,
mous fr its prompt and ett.-ctuul cures
of coughs and tsihis. The most severe
cold may lie Usmoiicd and relieved by a
few doses of thU valuable remedy. For
sale by M. A. Miller.
Headers of this pajier can save mon
ey by calling on Dcyoe A Ilotmoti, f
Albany, as they have the most com
plete stock of all kinds of hardware
and agricultural Implements on this
coast.
Call in at the free reading depart
ment of Til k Lkiiaxox Kxthkhh when
it', town and you will find all the latest
papers conveniently arranged so that
you can spend youi spare moments
pleasantly.
"I have used St. Patrick's P'lls," sayt
Mr. J. Keynolds, of May Acid, Ky.,
"ami pronounce them sTlor to any I
have ever before pnsluccd. I do not
hesitate to recommend them, knowing
them to Ix; reliuLlc." They nre thor
ough, yet gentle in their action and
leave the system In splendid condition.
As a cathartic, or f-r disorders of the
llv r, St. Patrick's Pills have no equal
For sule by M. A. Miller.
Exrness lion, or hoxor.
The following is a correct list of all
who paid their snliscrlptlons since the
last Issue:
I A iilpew.;.....i..
J lHxMim. ...........
Men) I 'lenver
w' H-Imt
K K IHn i.
...M ll
in
. . 2 fht
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I
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... . 1 in
I
1 in
I. M utl
J V Ittm isnd
J l Xsllfn
Mr II J Trine
I V llxile
' l-'unitsti
T 1.111!
IN SWKKT IMTV,
It U related of a clergyman who wan
the happy father of a charming and
focantifurdHiiifhtcr that one day pre
paring hla Salilmth diccnurwc he wan
t, .l.l.ii.l . Mll.ul n -u mm. Ilia il.wlr .n i
heart U filled w ith rapture and
light."
lii-t. daughter, hapcuing in the
ftudv, wiw the -erinoii and rend the
w onU. fitting down ehe wrote under
neath :
" Thcm'a my sentiment!, papu, ex
acUyr LEBANON PROEUCE MARKET.
CerrrctiM weekly by c. U. Monlacwv
Flour Per oit-lti sack, $1 1; pur bar
rel, H .VI.
Bacon Sides, l'te per II,,
Butter Fresh, ht 2-lh roll, 4c.
. F.jrxrs Per dozen, lrl'.c.
Chickens Per down, M 60 to $4 o0.
Ducks Per down, common, $4 00 to
$.; Pekin, fO.
Occse Per dozen, $7.
Turkeys Per tt, live weight, 10c,
Hides Per lb, dry, be; green, 2c to
3c.
Sheep pelts According to wool, 15
to 5tc.
' Deer skins Rummer, 30c; winter, 25c
Nolle.
The firm of Thompson A Waters
having by mutral consent dissolved
partnership on Feb. 1, 1KS9, all parties
knowing themselves Indebted to them
by note or account are notified to call
at Waters Bios. corner store and settle
either hy note or cash.
J. M. Watkhs.
What nn Enrtk
Is tlic r.nsm jwfile w ill not, ran not, or An not
lifl'orvin-c in t-lioap not rums )it p '"S
t'hcnp John houaco r lm?insiblc rlli- nx 011-
onnotis iinxltH. mtlHT thnn tnkc nitKlii-iuo of
tvorl.t widp rvimti..n hikI one tlmt Is uivinif unl
vcrsal sllfi ti'ili at t-.iii"! prii-i-T No luttlirlni'
in the worM l. Kivhi) mic-Ii tmlventul MitLsrai-tion
for imrifyniR the blomt . IlEtili'S 11UKU) I'l'RI
FIKU A HUMID MAKER, and every nottlc that
does not lo Its work will cost you nothing.
M. A. MIIJ.KIt,
DniCBist.
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NnJRESplliASANTlCATIVE
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
cfi, para,i of
Strength Renewed, and of
Ease and Comfort
l"80 of Syrup of
Kidxeys, Liver and Bowels
Effectual!-, Clean,W tho Rvstem when
Costive or Bilioua, Pispellhig
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABinjAXi cokstipatioix
outwea,
For Sale In BOo and ftl.OO Bottle by
Leading Druggist.
JCAKrFACTTJ-tEO OXLT BT THH
OALirOEHIA HO SYETJP 00.
Ss Fkascik-o, C'al.,
tjMHTnj.1, Kr., 5kv Yokk. N.
n ..lioii .i VuVrcy. o Imjrative Va ! "-V'n"- -M"",aPlp XmvVii
the Mininton- tiia't he left tintlnikhcd j the sentiment of the lUCrcail-
l!everI.Uyoung man of ,plen-! -nimiinity of Ix'hanoil
did physhiue ami the promise of a glrwheil lie sa'S that he will sell
rlous man iomI iilmst r.-aiizel, lut my ' ..... 1, ; ',r fi,t ...,,
MONTAGUE'S COLUMN.
Rrontaguo has tho Dlt-nsuro
of announcing that Iiih mam
nioth f-toclc is now hoing re
plonishod with now piods
weekly hi large. mi ml in
creasing pales requiring a con
stant supply "of new good.
Hisprieen will Ik? ho low that
for nelf preservation eltwe Imi v- j
ers who pay on the spot for
their purchases will necessa-j
rily lo their hitving of him.
.Montague kci'psi no old
hih'k. Vtilien. a . Hie ease
sonietiines, any arliele isxlow
of sale, that -article is at once
marked down, reganllesH of
cost, and let go for anything
it will hring. This method
insures uh a nice fresh Mm-k
at all times to select from.
When you want any good
look through Montague's
mammoth utoek, price hii
gotids and he convinced that
this estahlishment is up with
tho time. And here in Iie1
nnoii'yoit can get goods just
as low as you can in any town
in tho ?tate of Oregon.
It is to the interent of every
jK-rpon to jatronizo theiV
lioine nien hants. Tho fact is,
a town without merchants
would Ih a very singular one
iu anv countrv, and vet everv
town is Messed (?) with a few
people who always work
against their own and their
neighlioiV interests hy adv
eating some other place as a
hotter one than their own to
tlo their trading in. Ix-hanon
is not entirely exempt from
thoe who ought to he loyal to
and work for the uphuilding
of their city, hut who are un
fortunately quite the reverse.
Much capital has already ln-en
driven away from Ix-hanon hy
this course, and many con
templated enterprises that
would have enhanced values
in this vicinity have heen
abandoned through tho ma
lign influence of chronic
cranks. It us all work to
gether for our own homes ami
our own eople, ami the dav
is not distant when we wiil
have as prosperous an inland
town as there is in this State.
Merchants hero in every line
will sell you goods as low as
they can lo sold anywhere.
They are always with vou to
help to assist in every puMic
. . .
Ue-i.'."" "V - j "
In m Ins mammoth stock at
the lowest living ratesVN His
stxk is a very large one, and
the goods must Ik.-sold. Drop
in and Ikj convinced. There
is no good logic in building up
other cities at our own ex-
KM1SC.
The farming coni.r."uity
understand their own interests
well, and they know that to
make their land valuable and
sought after by buyers a good
prosperous town in their
vicinity is just the thing to
attract newcomers, and they
almost universally patronize
their home towns. Our inter-
ests are identical, let our
motto be, "Home against the
world."
CLOTHING.
We make mens', boys' and
children's clothing a special
ty. Our spring stock is now
arriving ; call in and examine
them. The low price of wool
last year has so reduced the
price of '.lothinjr that a cood
suit is now within the reach
'of every one.
Cyy If U'm Montague anyttinrfor
'lothing '"! ""'
TO THOSE WHO OWE ME.
I must insist on full pay
ment being made by those in
debted to me within the next
thirty days, as I cannot wait
longer. A word to the wise is
sufficient ; I have no time
send personal duns, and
need the money now.
liespectfully Yours,
C. B. MONTAGUE.
to
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BOOTS Sc SHOES.
Montague keeiis the
best
line of boots and shoes, as well
as a very large assortment.
! UUF stes aro wnsurpasseu,
(and no chromos or iMntraits
I
of ginilet-eved shoemakers are
necessary to make our
poems
cakes.
in leather co like hot
! When i you need anything in
I that line which AVlll do VOU
I good Service Ol' fit COnift l'ta-
blv vour wife, vour son, - our ;
I daughter Or the baby, CO into
I the mammoth store of C. B.
u j his well known low prices and
i i n--"-3 rr
!Ku in mho iiupiM. ifcre
jowe iMontague anytnmg, now
t. is a pod time to pay it.
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W. K. READ,
THE LEADING
Cash Dry Goods Store
OF AL1IANV, Oil,
M V HTOCK I S
New and Complete,
And I invite evetyonx when In
All'iini 'fit
COME AND SEE US,
Kiiom Ing that we can suit vou
Both in Goods and Prices.
MAIL OIIDHHn
Promptly attended.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
And Tools
I will poll my f-hop nnl tKl.
in Ix-lanoii on very ronsonaMo
(ornis. Anyone "Aran ting a
lino location for lnisineHH of
lliii kintl will tlo woll to call
at this ofj'uo or w tho iiinlor
Kignotl. (i. 11. LKKjtKTT.
St. Charles Hotel
I.EBANOX, OltKGOX,
A. R. CYRUS, Proprietor.
Board, l to 2 per day.
A. R. CYRUS,
iH-mkT In All Kiixl- nf
Agricultural Implements,
l.vri.ciuxci TIIK
Famous Morrison Plows,
Asn
Tiger Mowura,
Ix'banon, Ongrni.
T. J. IVolilor.
end
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fJMI
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Have lately added a line line of Men's and Boys'
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, -Etc., Etc.. -
We have a Complete Stock of Bools and Shoes of
the latest styles. Call and inspect our stock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
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..
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries, Provisions, Tobaccor
Cigars. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Etc., which
we sell cheaper than ever.
Bolivovod
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THE GREATER
SPRING GOODS
! hiring the wW-k
atul are ' now
p"cHli of
Wo tl o. ire to mv
that ottr spring imrfhaf-c-have
I'oen
Larger by Twenty-five per cent.
Than any season Jefore, Spring or Hummer. Kmhrat e a full
line of everything kept in a
FIRST-GLASS DRY GOOD STORE.
IN PHY OOODS WK IlAVK
Hew Dress Goods in Black Alpacas,
HENRIETTAS OF THE BEST OF YALOES,
Kinds of Trimmings, Plashes and Mutt. Etc;
All
w
AXI AX ENDLIMI VAUIKTV OK
Buttons. Corsets. Embroideries, Laces,
RIBBONS, ILNI)KERCIIIEFSf BUSTLES, GLOVES,.
Parasols, Ruchlngs, Jerseys,
And everything that goes with them.-
In Cents' Famishing Goods We are Complete; ' "
i Our line of -Neckwear, Hosiery, White and Colored Shirts,.
1 lj 1 1 ...! . 1 It 1
ru."penuers aim imerwear cannoi ue exceiieu.
OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT,
j As ujnal, in complete, and our
larger than
Ciive Lebanon the trade that belongs to her She deserves"
it. What does other jilaces care for you only for your trade?
.Stick to Iz-banoir. You can find what you want here. It is
all "clap trap" to think that any other place sells lower than
Lebanon. Bring its your money, pay cash down for the
lijoods!, like vou would anv other place away from home, and;
every merchant in Ijebanon will give you the lowest prices,
and they will be as low as any place in the valley.
C. C. HACKLEMAN.
PEEBLER & BUHL, I
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w u ui
:n mirrrtoranrrnTN
n ,
to all narts of citv frc-3of chavirc.
, .
1 liLiJJlJi --
PORTION OF OUIt
HAVE ARRIVED
nprn ah
tli" pnMk,
readr for the in-
thU srasn'
' J
sales in this department ar!
ever.
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