The Lebanon express., April 26, 1889, Image 7

IsnoWM'IVJfcM!
BrowiiHvMu " falls In line" villitlie
piWHiliiii; liwun. .
Anil itltlintij!) rtigljlly dpuiortiliwd
in l lu fli'fil round conic to time fmh
li'llil milt. ';
Wc linvc tw i-Icclrle liglit plant nir
f!rit 1'itilwn.r friijirhino, but wo "git
V.iUV TM" Mil flll'KUflll'.
iiviDOl) votml for a new w.hool houm1.
AtfKWMiyt'Dtn lu'lng made; building will
.mooii i'oiiinit'iiw.
mined Uwlde of twenty-four
hmnv inrhtock in the newly ljicurjor
i.'.ed wci;k'n mil! nonifiuny.
!r'17,niii) hulvu'rilii'd in one hour for
lw'k in lUe JJitglq Woolen fclluH.
to(i,fK!H ci.n be fnid in the Biime
lepgih of time, fc'umjd Unit amount be
iiwi usury to keen r.r-wnnville u It him
i Iwi'.yn bei ii, one of tlio bent business
jiolwtf in tie.' Willamette valley.
fl"i,(li!0 jilaeed totluMwlit ofournrw
wool Industry, by BulwcripUon, to
ttoek; time, three d,yH.
New (minus and rndinlifs on tlio
iimrlf't for tli? ptrnt week.
J. 1", inibmlth returned from Alba
ny tui 'Wednesday.
Mi-h. (I.,V. Wrfebt.of Uej.pner, ir,
nsiliiiR her father' fumiiy, (. L'. Cool
ly. The bilUidefi are covered with wild
U-avhorrlea whleliare, in intuiy plac
ih, lijie.
Jay. A. J'.iKbop, of T.ust I'ortlaml,
paid r.rowiiHvlUc frionda u vUit during
I lie jiitst week.
AVild blaekliwie me in full bloom.
M.ould no late frost occur thr fruit will
be very plentiful.
Died, April V, 18!), Avu May, n-jed
1 year, 7 months, daughter of Emma
K nnd K. rereefull.
l'.ev. . V. MeGlieo, of Cottsigo
sirove, who In town hint week. "Von
ler what lie came for'.'
' The I'Hglo Wookti MHIh (Xiriiiny
11 lie ii;ttn of the new lirowriMville
woolen 'nulls. K. K. W. M. Co.
A. ( intry Uiring the punt week pur
ehnmfd from A. J. lliahop hicrcHidcnee
and Kurrounding property, located on
Jieiwt Ktreet.
Dr. F. I'. Tuekor, wifo nnd fitfully,
left for McMinnville oa Wednwduy,
but will shortly remove from that
jilaee to Thu DulleH.
JUm Kifiie I'ooley, one of Rrownts-
vllleV most aeeompriHheU young ludiew,
returned houe hint week from a visit
tto lur istf?r ut Ileppner.
Within tepaft week u woven wire
jiinttroHH factory has been Htarted nnd
will nhortly be ntnnlitig on.time, turn
jug out lii-Hf-grade '' wire v4 Hjrl:ig
matt reuses."
The milijet of fruit cuMwery 1um
been under consideration, and kHild
it be deemed advialde the nectswiury
.fundu will be mtWrilied to etjuip and
operate thin Indu try.
O.V. CohIiow, Jr., who for hoiup time
punt him been nttemliug to husinew ut
l'.utte City and nlno vlnitliig friendu at
Joceph mid Loniine, Wallowa valley,
ou Wednesday returned home.
It. A. Sunder hiw the agency for the
wdf of Coblentz and LevyV Harnapa
rilla and Iron, a tsparklhig eRVrveuoent
liink from the priiig of Ortwego, Or
egon, edebrated for lbs blood purifying
;ualitie8 and hIho in considered a great
iCtit'e for skin iliMeiiHeH.
y. P. llargur ha, during the pat
iveek reeejved the necewsnry mchlucry
.for opera,tlng a woven wire mattreia
ifuetory. The upper portion of Ilume'a
;builduigliae been leawid and U Ix'ing
fitted up pieparat'iry to au early ntart.
;MattreseH will be ntvdo for regular
:trade ouatotu r to ordor, as mny bo de
mited. '
The fii'flt mucting of !the newl In
corporated Eagle Woolen MIU Co, 'took
piuee on Friday, at which time the
Htoekholdora tdeeted the following oftt
wth: W H Kirk, president; J? Ifnaie,
eet'y and treiiHiirer; Hugh FleldH,
John Brown, W It Kirk, P Hume, C
H C:able, directors; J M Jaeger, super
intendent. .At the North Brownsville city halt
on the evening of Monday, lfyv. A.
Lc Roy delivered to a good attendance,
' for the benefit of the Baptist ehurch
fnndn, a very interesting and ejiwiuent
"lecture 6n the-aubject of the Holr Land
which Wa IllUatrated by a series of ar
tistically executed oil paintings vivid
ly depicting mUenes and 'localities vis
ited by the reverend gentleman du ring-
bis truvold through that scutlou of the
world.
When It waa reported and the report
fatatue a settled fact; thai the B.
iu. vo, wen remove w aio"i
many predloU'd A flouy outlook for
yr town, prophylg that wdth our
ir i a - a aii
induHtrles gono business would bo
" bUHt" and our streets turned into
pictures green with succulent grass,
but It will not require the big lens of
tliw Lick Observatory teloseopo to help
tho public to see that our industries
were, never on a flrmor flnaneial basis
Mian at the prew:iit time, that our cap
italists and businessmen, well known
for their energy, do not proposo to " bo
left "or dlstaiicod when it comes to
homo Industries that require " rustle "
and capital. Wo have raised !?l,000
1m otio day and without any great ex
ertin, boom or excitement ; we have
plenty of suburban property whk-h Is
not offered for salo at boom prices, as
"choice business lots," but will be sold
to those desiring the same ut reasona
ble figures and easy terms, offering, us
we always have, good and pleasant
homo sites at moderate prices. f you
doubt these statements, eomo and see
for yourself.
T. K. r.
lT.AWrmiSVIM.K.
April 2-'.
Iiain.
Rev. J. 71. Kirkpatrlek paid our
town n Hying visit last week. His
"Bucephalus" justifies tiio expression
"(lying visit," for lie wus "on tho go"
lively.
Bpv. It. Koho preached here yester
day, tilling bis regular appointment.
The hiirch directory 'is as follows:
V.ov. It. Itobe, 1st and M Sundays,
l'resbyteriun; llev. V. A. Mimes, M. E.
Cburch, south, 2d Sunday; Be v. El
worthy, M. E. Church, north, 4!h Sun
der. Burulny-sehool every Sunday tit
!):."D, so if we go wrong it is not for
want of Bible training, but on account
of tiie "Old Adam" dwelling in us.
Mies Oussie Moses is absent visiting
friends at Ilalsey,- Tangent and Al
bany. Tho district school Is progressing
finely with between forty and fifty
students.
Mrs. Mann, whose -husband was
formerly pastor on this circuit, with
her giaud-dauirhtor, is visiting her rel
atives, Mr. and Mrs. (J. F. Colbert, at
tliis piaee.
II. W. Moses received several loads
of merchandise last week.
Colds prwail at this time and cough
medicines are in demand.
X. Y.
WATEKl.OO.
April 20.
Health pood.
Born, to the wifo of Bud Miller,
April 18, Hanson.
The river has somewhat risen so as
not to fiord any soda, but is falling
some now.
W have the pontoon bridge fixed
up ready for use, but during ihn rain
several have bad some dilliculty in
getting across; some have Rotten acrews
and are left them Do you see the need
of a bridge?
Mr. Whitconib's partner went down
on the sttitfe yesterday where ho will
be none aiiout a week. He says he is
well pleased and more than pleased
in Big Bond about at) miles alioveherc.
There has been as much as a half
pint of ripe tstrawberrics found this
week.
School is progressing fine.
Mr. David Wyninn again made us a
call. Mr. YVynnui in one of Albany's
most enterprising men.
MlBTLETOE.
A Traveling Mnn' Exprrlrnfe.
Mr. C. J. Smith, traveling sales-man
forBelford, Clark & Co., Chicago, hnd
the misfortune to spruiu his wrist most
severely. "I was suffering great
pain," ho says, "and jaiy wrist was
badly swollen; a few applications of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved the
pain and reduced the swelling in one
night, and iu consecpienco my work
and business was not interrupted, for
which 1 am very grateful. I can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Palu Balm
from personal experience." Bold by
M. A. Miller.
It would be well for parties Intend
ing to make proof on homesteads, pre
emption or other claims to bear in
wind the fact that the testimony of
relatives of the plaintiff can not be ac
cepted. You can save trouble and
moucy by naming four of your neigh
bors wlroarc in no way related to you.
- I'rugreti.
' It 1b very important in this nge. of
vant material progress that a retnedy
be pleasing to the taste and to the eye,
taslly taken, acceptable to the stomach
and healthy In lUt nature and effects.
Possessing these qunlltlew, Syrup of
Figs w the one perfect laxative tud
juwrt gentle tllowtic knowttj
MONTAGUE'S COLUMH.
Montaguo has th jik-asmre
of announcing that h; mam
moth stock is now bein 're
plenished with now jroods
weekly his? large and in-
creasing
requiring a con-
slant supply of now nk
H is prices will bo so low that
for self preservation cIofo buy
ers who pay on the spot for
their purchases will lie'-e.a-rilv
do their buvinir of Mm.
' It is to the interest of orery
person to patronize their '
homo merchants. Tho f ictis,
a town without merchant
would ho a very singular one
in any country, and yet ovrv :
town is blessed (?) with a fw'Kvor brought to Brownsville, and would urgently requot all
people who always work ; . ' r 1
against their own and their' wiuhing'to purchase choice goods at reasonable prices to ' n 11
neighbors' interests by advo- am examino our lcndJd jj and U .iceg jcfor(, ir.
catms some other place as a; 1 1 '
better one than their own to; chasing elsewhere. Highest market prices paid for all kinds
do their trading in. Lebanon j 0f r0(u(.0
is not entirely exempt from i
those who ought to be loyal to
and work for the upbuilding
of their city, but who are un
fortunately quite the reverse. !
Much capital has already been :
I driven away from Lebanon by
! this course, and manv con- i
jteniplatcd enterprises that j
j would have enhanced values:
( in this vicinity have been!
abandoned through tho ma- j
lign . influenco of chronic j
cranks. Let us all work to-!
gether for our own homes and
our own people, and the day
is not distant when we "will
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 be sold anywhere.
Thev are always with you to '
feft'jSTANDARD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
the sentiment of the mercan-! -
tile community ol Lebanon ;
when he savs that ho will yell ;
you anything that you wanti
from his mammoth stock at j
the lowest living rates. Ilisj
stock is a very large one, and i
the goods must be sold. Drop ;
in and bo convinced. There ,
is no good logic in building up t
otker cities at our own ex- j
pen sc. j
Tho farming community j
understand their own interests 1
well, and they know that to !
make their land valuable and j
sought after by buyers a good I
prosperous town in their!
vicinity is just tho Jhing to j
attract newcomers, and they
almost universally patronize
their home towns. Our inter
ests are identical. Let our
motto be, "Home against tho
world."
CLOTHING.
"Ve make mens', bovs' and
children's clothing a special
ty. Our spring stock is now
arriving ; call iu 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 tho best
line of boots and shoes, as well
as a very large assortment.
Our styles are unsurpassed,
and no chromos or portraits
of gimlet-eyed shoemakers are
necessary to make our poems
in leather go like hot cakes.
When you need anything in
that line which will do you
good service or fit comforta
bly your wifo, your son, your
daughter or the baby, go into
the mammoth store of 0. 1L
Montague, buy your goods at
his well known low prices and
go home happy.
C. JL Cartjb.
GABLE ftSTANARD,
(Successors to
I5i"ovisvilliS, -
Would respectfully call the
1 .
I to tho fact that wo have just
complete stock of
General Merchandise
Goods 3!.JirIrotl in ll?viii liyfiiros.
ONE PRICE TO ALL WITH
Five Per
ram
FOR CASH!
Special attention called to our complete stock of
Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass,
All at bed rock price?. We are authorized agents for Knapj,.
llurrell and Cos.
J. A. BEARD,
Druggist and Apothecary,
-DEALER IX-
Pure Drugs; Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
. STATIONERY,
Fi nc Perfumery. Brushes & Combs
CIGAIIS AX1) FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon.
At Cost! Still
G. W. SIMPSON,
A.l!ny,
Having purchased the stoek of Clothing, Gents' fiip
nishins Goods LootsShoes, 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 he still propoe3 to sell at
cost?, purcuasurs win uu wen w can ana get ms prices before
buying felsnvhere, as you can save from 25 to 30 pef cnt-
The highest market price paid for country pffcdhrt' 6f ail
kinds, either in fash or goodu,
C. E. H'i'ANAiip.
Cosltow & Cable)
- Oregon.
attention of tho general public
(
received the largest and most
to. the Front!
Orcg-on