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11U0WNSVILM5.
Cliurchru,
Tirol Ttnptlflt church, North Browns.
-Villi), Jtcv. A Im Roy, piwtor, fti?Bulnr
iHorvlecu cvory Hunday ut 11 A. m. mm!
7:80 iM. Hnliltath whool ut 8 P. M.
1'rnyer mcotliiK Wednesday at 7 r. M.
Cumborlntid Prcwbytorlttn church,
Houlh Itrownsvlita, licv. J. It. Kirk
putrlck, miHtor. Itc-gulitr services ut 11
a.m. mid 7:')i'. m. on tho first and
lhlnl8lil)iitlm. Hitblmth school ut 2
v. M. Prayer mectliifr on Tuesday at
7. V. si.
. M. V.. church, smith Brownsville,
OXi'V. It. K Kl worthy, pantor. Ilcgu
2ur services morning and evening on
tfirHtHiiixl.iy r eweu month; evening
aurviws on third (Sunday. Habbath
wtliool at 2 r. if. Prayer meeting on
I'hurmlny evening.
Ranlntlftn.
A. V. & A. M., Brownsville Lodge
?'o. 30 mwU monthly at Mason
Jo Hull, Mitlu Rt.
Dnwdall Iiodgo No. 10, K. of P.,
meets every Thursday evening at Cus
tlo Hull, Main Ht.
Til mi C'lmptor No. ID, It. A. M.t
onwtH Frhhiy following full moon each
auonth at Masonic hall, Main Ht.
Callpoola Lodge No. 43, 1. 0. O. F.,
anecU every Saturday evening at Odd
Follows' hull, corner Oak and Main
KtrwitH.
llnehnel Lodge No. 0, Ililicccft de
cree, meets every first and third Tues
day euch muutlimt Odd Fellows' hall.
F. E. Croft visit! AJbany on Mon
day. J. P. Gulbrulth ou Tuesday returned
from AJlmny.
Dr. I. "VV. Starr and family on Tues-
lny left for Albany to visit friends.
J. II. Waters visited HarrlBburg on
Monday, returolng homo on the fol
lowing Tuesday.
Frank Ktanard, who has been attend
lng the Eugene college, on Friday re
turned home to Brownsville. ,
J. M. Bacon, Postmaster at Oregon
lty and Grand Hec'y the I. O. O,
F. visited our town on Thursday.
Mrn. Catherine Putman, aeeoinpa-
mlud by her children, Hubert C, Liz-
tie. Doliv and Ikuho returned to
lirownsvlllc on Huturday.
For Information in regard U an A 1
Mock of spring good and general raer
chandise, reud tle advertiwnuent of
Cable and Btannrd In tills paper.
Frank Jack, who for some tlmo.f aat
lius been eoHllned to ihe house by .an
tttnvk of Imflaetmutory rheumatism,
la somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. N. J. Waters, who on Tuesday
departed for Hcppner, Or., will visit
YMklmn. and from there proceed to
Puget Sound, visiting family relatives.
A most beautiful display of flawer.
feathers and ladit hat trimmings an
bo seen at the store tif Mrs. Handera
und Howe; also the latest styles in la
dies' und mlwius1 haU. '
'The II. W. M. Co. are having the,
tnain wool houso removed from its
present site to a position south of the
mill. This Is done to lusurs the safety
f the building and contents in case of
the.
Dlei, at Oregon City, April 4, 1889,
Urn. Nancy Iamiho, aged 23 years, 8
months and (I days. ' The funeral took
place on Friday the Cth lnst. from the
Baptist church, llev. J. C. Reed offici
ating. E'lstcni Oregon and Wash
ington Territory palters please copy,
W. W. Hull, principal, and Miss
3 tattle Long, assistant teacher of the
North Brownsville school, and I. D.
IJoyor, principal of the South Browns
ville school, on Wednesday left for Al
lnnv to attend tho Teachers Institute,
thus giving th young folks a short
holiday.
A. Drisoo, M. Fuller, F. Baker and
Ij. Davis, of Harrisburg; George Al-
ford. Nowton Alford, Chas. Hartisty,
J. Wllloby, T. Stephens and T. Rodg
ma, of Liverpool, who were in town on
Wednesday laat. in company of a
number of our cltleons, proceeded to
Cra wfordsvllle to Institute a lodge of I.
O. O. F.
Tho surprise arty tendered to Mrs
John McKlnney by hor many friends
on the anniversary of her forty-nintn
birthday, was a most enjoyable suc
cess. Over fifty persons were present
who partook of a bountiful dinner.
Manv beautiful prosonta were received
by the hostess, and all participating
passed a happy day.
Our nwrohanta are doing a brisk
ADrlnsE trade. This Is to be accounted
for by the prospects ef n immense
fruit and graltt crop, the outiooit ior
whlrh Is aood and seems nssurea
L.ftii-u In thn hlutorv of UroWIlS-
Ilo has there been such Immense;
stocks of general merchandlso for the;
purchaser to choose from. A visit to
the store of R. N. Thompson, who
ust received from the eastamammotu ,
stock f dress goods, boots, shoes and
family groceries, marked at eastern
prices, with a cash discount of five per
cent, will convince all desiring bar
gains that they need look no further,
but can secure the best of goods ou the
most reasonable and liberal terms.
At tho North Brownsville city hall
on tho evening of Tuesday last, the
'aul Boulon Musical Comedy Compa
ny gave to a large audicace one of their
popular entertainments. The perfor
mance throughout was a marked suc
cess. The opening Sleigh Bell Med
ley Polka" was one of the finest feat
ures of the entertainment. The violin
solos by Paul Boulon gave evidence of
a master hand and were heartily en
cored. Little May Boulon in her bal-
ads and character sontrs is an infant
and "captured the audience." Noon-
ey Boulon as a " banjolst " cannot be
excelled. Blackford and , Harrison
kept tho house la roars of laughter
throughout their funny sketches and
negro eccentricities which were witty
without vulgarity. Should this popu
lar company return to our town they
will receive a hearty welcome.
CEAWFORD8TILLE.
" AprU'C.
I. B. Cox has built a new residence
and changed his "locus."
I. C. Cox A Brother are running the
sash and door factory and planer this
year.
Noah Shanks has moved into his
new residence aud I. F. Hurt Is erect
ing a dwelling.
It. W. Moses has bnllt an addition to
his store building, to meet with the de
mands of his rupldly lusreuslng busl-j
ness.
The Crawfordsvlllo school will begin
next Monday, 8th lnst., under the ef
ficient management of the former
teacher George Fin ley.
This town is rapidly Improving.
Pleasantly situated it has no "Rip Van
Winkle" proclivities, but is going
steadily and healthily ahead.
I. U. Wiseman has sold his farm
and moved his fumily into his new
and commodious dwelling, where he is
convenient to his business aud school.
MilesiCary purchased the new dwell
ing of J. B. Cox and has moved to
town. He fins also sold a stock ranch
near town to Mr. Morris, who will
soon move ujwn it.
Mr. J. (). Fox. an eastern man, has
purchased the farm of Mr. E. Hughes
aud moved upon it, while Mr. Hughes
bought tho home of C. . Little, to
which place he has removed.
The event of the week has been the
institution of a lodge of Independent
Order of Odd Fellows at this place,
which lock place on Wednesday night.
The fraternity gathered here from Ir-
vlnir. Ilalaey, Ilarrlsburg. Lebanon
and Brownsville, and the lodge was
instituted by Deputy Grand Master
John Daniel of Sclo aud Grand Bec'y.
J. M. Bacon of Oregon City. Twenty-
two annllcants for membership were
admitted aud twenty-one received the
initiatory degree, seven of whom took
the whole number of degrees, which
sturts the lodge with twenty-nine
members, and a uore worthy member
iliio cannot be found in the state
There were about one hundred pres-
nt. and they were entertained at tne
hospitable residence of J. I. Moses,
where the table groaned uudertue tiur-
deu of creature coinforta. Three meals
were furnished, viz : Supper, a mid
night oyster feast and breakfast, aud
hearty enjoyment prevailed. The
lodce becan its operations at 7 o'clock
p. m. and closed ut 6 o'clock a. m.,
working zealously all night, and dur
luff the foreuoon the visitors adjourned
rU their respective homes, satisfied that
Craw fords vl lie means business when
she encatrcs In an enterprise, and
promising themselves another viHit to
this place wheu circumstances shall he
propitious, and " So mote it be."
X.Y.
MONTAGDE'S fOLDfy.
C. II. Caulk.
C. E. pTAK ' '
What on Earth
Ii the renaon pooplo will not, ean not, or do not
tee any dlfluronee lu chnp noitrum put up by
clieun John liouaux or IrruHpouiilhlc partic at vu-
ormou prollu, ruthur than take nodiviiio of
world wide reputation and one that u giving unl
venal satisfaction at ouual price? No uiedtuine
lu the world In giving meh universal tatlifautlon
fur nurlfrtnc the blood a BKUO'B 11LOOP PUKI-
mtt& 1ILOOP MAKER, and every bottle that
doe not do it work wlu cost you nothing.
U. A. MILLER,
DnigguK.
For rent, new house with five rooms,
in the north end of town, with about
three-fourths of an acre of ground for
garden; Apply at one at this office.
Montacuo lias tho ploasuro
of announcing that his mam
moth stock is now being re-
plenwhod with new gooas
weekly his largo' ana in
rrrninTHfllfs rorfllinni? a COn
stant sudd! v of new coods.
His prices will be so low that
for self preservation close buy
ers who nav on tho ppot for
their purchases will necessa-
nly do their buying ol mm.
It is to tho interest of crery
person to patronize their
home. merchants. The fact is,
a town without merchants
would be ft very singular one
in anv country, and yet every
town is blessed (?) with a few
people . who always woric
against their own and -their
neiehbors' interests by advo-
eating some other place as a
better one than their own to
do their trading in. Lebanon
is not entirely exempt from
those who ought to be loyal to
and work for the upbuilding
a a . 1
of their city, but who are un
fnrtrmntj.lv nnitft thfi reverse
Much capital has already been
driven away from Lebanon by
this course, and many con
templated enterprises that
would have enhanced values
in this vicinity have been
abandoned through the ma
lim influence of chronic
cranks. Let us all work to
gether for our own homes and
our own people, and the day
is not distant when we win
lave as prosperous an inland
town as there is in this State.
Merchants here in every line
will sell vou coods as low as
they can be sold anywhere.
Thev are always with you to
!ielp to assist in every public
enterprise. Montague voices
the sentiment of the mercan-
ile community of Lebanon
when he says that he will sell
you anything that you want
rom his mammoth stock at
he lowest livinc rates. His
stock is a very large one, and
the goods must be sold. Drop
in and be convinced. There
is no good logic in building up
other cities at our own ex
)0Tise'.
The farminc community
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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, uur inter
ests are identical. Let our
motto be, "Homo against tho
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 clothing that a good
suit is now within the reach
of every one.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Montague keeps the best
line of boots and shoes, as well
as a very large assortment.
Our styles are unsurpassed,
1 1 A Ii
and no enromos or poirraus
of srimlet-eved shoemakers are
necessary to make our poems
in leather go like hot cakesl
When you need anything in
that line which will do you
good service" or fit comforta
blv vour wife, your son, your
daughter or the baby, go into
the mammoth store of C. B.
Montague, buy your goods at
his well known low prices and
go home happy.-
(me&stambd; -
l? .n.....r. tt I Vtulintv at I on nl .
BrowiiHville, - - - Oregon.
Would respectfully call tho attention of the general public'
to tho fact that we have just received tno largest- aim inusi,
complete stock of
General Merchandise
Ever brought to Brownsville, and would urgently request all
wishing to purchase choico goods at reasonable prices to' call;
and examine our splendid lines and obtain prices liefore pur-.j
chasing elsewhere. Highest market prices paid for all kindsj
of Produce. f
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Goods 3Iarkcd in J?Mn JPlgxtrcH.
tvtt- nnTrr nrni ATT XX7TT1-J J
Five Per Cent
FOR C ASHI i
Special attention called to our complete stock of I
Hardware, ramis, uns auu vjias
All at bed rock prices. We are authorised agents for Knapj i
Burrell and Cos.' vj.
STANDARD A6RICDLTDRAL IMPLEMENTS;
J.. A. BEARD,
Druggist and Apothecary, r
DEALER IN I
Pure Drugs, Medicikes. ;
Paints, Oils and Glass,
STATIONERY, 1
Fine Perfumery, Brushes & Comte
CIGARS AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon.
At Cost! Still to the Froni
j
J,
G. W. SIMPSON,
A.lbaiiy, Oregon
Havme purchased the stoek of Clothing, Gents' r
nifihing uooas, uoeis, onoes, ox v. i, iwuiouc,,
& Co.f is now prepared to offer ;
Better Bargains than Ever i
ttaV;nff a rnmt1(i.tt 8aortmnt oi General , Merchant
bought at a big discount, which he still proposes to ee.
cost, purchasers will clo wen 10 can ana gei m pncea if.
Duying eisewnere, aa juu vu uum u w w v
The nignesi iuarKv pitcc pam w vuuumj pv
kinds, either in cash or goods . , v