'f'-.'f W . ST -'K .. . rl'f ......
FUUiAi', JAKL'AKV 1?,
teal axd .cekkral ;
i!ui"gc Buhl bft for B dem ycxter
day.
II md tliruini'.l ftnry ('iiiiimciiciiig
with HiIh hmiiu,
R.'inuirilK'r tlii! Uwrd of Trade mect
in Monday evening.
Over the Border, a (serial Htory, com
menee in thin issue. Jio sure and read
it,
J'iaul cutnte utill e.hni,'e hand rnp
ldly In LcL.!io;i, Let the good work
yooii.
"Thu ctmililimtkiij uf tiie wifo of M. A.
Miller got out oi' 11 x tliw week mid had
to be driven In.
The Western Ur.lon 'iYlegraph Com
pany emuieiiee,l lheeonM.rue.lioii
c.fu telegraph line between tliia place
Mid AlOuuy.
Mr. Leul.i) mid family, junt from
'IYxim, are. lu town. Th:-y urc looking
around for u miitable place io wtni't u
bahtry and eandy Hlorc.
liuoi'tfu 1'eebler U now conductor on
the train fiom hero to Albany, and
Condut-tor Jiuxioti i tiiltitin 'Iay oil'."
Ho left for Ciuif'urnm on TiKHday.
KrtX'-atiy ut IliouiiHville William
IIunt'.T, :'..-.vl HI, iil Mr. Jiuamer,
iiycu 7s, wore united in marriage. The
happy I'oUjih? liivvi: the buM wilhes of
Tin: Kxiuu-:..
The Board of Trad a meets n,'iiin
Moiid.tv ev..ii!-, und every member
uiii citizen hiioaid id tend, as tha rm
miltee on advertl-dng will then inula'
their report und lay ti proportion be
fore, the people for ud vert Mug the
town.
The "devil" and editor are hath com
jdiilnii!;' tUSs irtornljijr, lunl ncith;?r
hardly able to movts, hut owing to the
importune of our work nnd the "pow
er of the prist." we will try to make
nut one more di.y, anyhow, bet 0! th"
In Jtrippe, the U sripptf.
Born, near H.lavillc, Oregon, to the
wife of F. M. ll.is-.en, n 12-poiind hoy.
Mother und child doing well. Oregon
y- ;tmnhc und Oregon babies can't tie
beat, und Linn in the banner eounty of
the Mtutu for the h'tter. En.
It would he iui)HHlhli) for i.s (ogive
the iiiuiHH of all tliwt ure on the hiel;
list this week, but wo tliinU weircn..fo
iu wtying thre lire not a half-down
fiintilien in town which lum not hudtlie
1 lu grippe, or influenza, r.s you like.
t- During th ? week a heavy wind for
thi- ntute awept ominously through the
valley.eoi.ilnjr from the -onlli ut u very
rapid nU. In Lebanon it rattled the
slgiiK mid howled nriiinul the corners.
It vnn co-mideruble for Oregon nwUi.ii
probably the ti ardent we ever have.
L.Pamncl, publisher of the lending
ningtiziuc of thin coiiht.thc Went Hhore,
if I'ortlund, wiim in town Wed nut-day
KoKc.iting H'llwerii'iioiiM forthl j-uinud,
s.nd wuh HineofHful In getting quite a
nuniber, uKhoiigh he did not receive
the Fi!ijort he. wim entitled to by
the liberal idler inn le to the c: i-'iiB of
Lebanon nnd vicinity. However he
will give un ilhiHtrated doeiiptive ur
tU'le on our town in u few week:!.
At Oi'.gon City Monday a man made
u filing u hlhig in the hind cttleo that
lm;n extraordinary one, nt least for
him. His Kiilifutici;i wns for forty
ticrcH near Jliiwaukt e, in township 1
Houth, range 1 east. When he upi-lied
to the regtKter that oili-dal nun.nned
t lie ldeee of hind applied for to he rail
road land, and ho stated. Upon look
ing the mutter up on the- records it wan
found to bo vacant. Am land in that
vicinity in worth iOO or upwards per
nere, tie applicant has secured from
Uncle Sam a very valuable homestead.
To the cito..nn of Lebanon und v
einlty:-! feel it due to you that I
should explain the eauao of my absence
nu Monthly night to continue my lec
ture course as i.iinoimccd in your pa
paper. On Baturday evening I receiv
ed n conmiunl.-atiou from the esteemed
junior of the N. K- Church, informing
me of u protracted meeting! being in
jirogiws, with a re,iuet to defer my
lectures until the closa of the meetings.
I respectfully complied with said re
quest. The Into hour of tin receipt of
this conimuncfttio.. rendered It hiibos
uiiiln fur me to nreveiit the disunnoitit-
ment of the intelligent congregation
which ussenibU'd for the lecture on
Monday evening. Feeling that .this
will he'kiudiy accepted by the disap
pointed public, I am Youru Itosp'y
A, LkUuy,
t',... n.,- H ',) V"V "e, .T:'T'u"y
1 . .i.i. .
It" tl.o la grlpjie. j
Led are to-tuorrow night. .. liH nil
aM'cnd. : '
VJkh Aa'J.i iller fposit m-veral dr.j-
In KiiKi'iie. Ili-i w-k vlaitl.'ig.
A ini'Jlitiei'y More ha been opened iu
Ihe Kol-0 I'lKHi) X:0'j;t ''ocr (1 'I'M: V.X"
i'KKHH ttfllCO.
Miss (Jllie Wascom, who returned
from her visit to Washington hist Fri
day, has ti nee been quite t-ick.
Rome of the young people who went
out sleigh-riding the last evening, de
nied having to walk homo before they
were accused. "A guilty conscience
needs no accuser."
The newspapers nro getting off a pun
on the prevailing disease by remark
lug, for instance: La grippe is like
Tin; Exit.iwb, nearly everj body U
taking it. 1'rettygood. Ahem! shake.
A Tkciink-al Would. Nearly ev
erything is run by technicnli'i'ys now
adays. Not only law suils but even
footraces. At McMinnville two men
recently run. Moth falling they
crawled under the rope, one ahead of
the other. The race was declared a
arh aw us noiiher one brctsUxi the
rope.
What it ih. The matter hag at last
been s( ttlcJ. A newspaper run by a
a miniutcr U'Wn all about it: "The La
(Jrippc na it is denominated by those
who have more technical knowledge
than brains, ij nothing more than the
'col W oar nnoc-dors wrestle 1 with
from the fig leaf was di-tcurrled as a
garment and people began to live iu
houses."
IIkai. Estate 8alkh. Tlie follow
lowkig art the sal-s of real estate mad-j
in Jebu!:on this week, which cecri.s ns
if our ti. wn was still on the gro w:
T. C. Feebler & Co. to Chas. Goan,
three lots.
T- Wm. A. Goan, two lots be longing
to Hoard & Holt.
To Geo. Buhl, one lot belonging to
Ib-v. F. W. Parker; all of which were
in ILirkpntrick's addition.
Also, l'etci sou &. Wallace wJd for E.
1 1 in-ton to Ceo. Muhl, tr o lots iu Cow
an's addition.
For E. Huston to W. E. Hardin, two
lots in Cowah's ttdtlitioii. Mr. Hardin
Is h.iely from J'ako'a, and intends
erecting a nice dwelling as soon iss he
Can get the lumber.
Mkax Mic.v. There has long been
a c;.-nlesl, in thi; worl l to find the
meanest man, and a great many i tarns
appear on the subject, some of them
nol, very savage, hut nevertheless in
teresting. Here is one: "Jf reports
nro true, Pendleton contaius a very
lazy, good-for-nothing (i.izcii, who
has n son of the sr.me calibre. They
do no work, but allow the women of
the household to do the m filing for
the family. A cord of wood was
bought for the family by nyin pat nix
ing neighbors, nnd the male n.emberu
v.otd 1 not eveu do the wnving net, the
husband endoavniiug to hire or jer
snade some one el.-e to saw the wood.
Peiidieion lny;i claim to the 'nieanett
man' in Oregon."
First -class work nt HeCkire'd barber
b!io-:i.
The best job work is done by the
Exim:i-.
1'ure blood Wyandotte chickens for
sale by li, S. Itoberts.
One goiid f.nir year-( Id horn; for sale
cheap well bro!;u apply :tt this oflieo
and get a bargain.
Persons knowing thomsc'ivt s indebt
ed to Cruson & Meiiy.ie.s, be kind
enough to call and settle at once.
Wheeler is running his s-aw-miil nt
full blast is ready to Jill all orders.
For sale, a fine young horse, four
years o'd, well broken in. Aju-ly at
this oiMce.
oaoja qsn,)
ao.ij otio HI I" osps pun o.to j qjoui
-im:pj K,onJ'li:)iR)j; hjoo3 IM-J-'H q
uun;.'tfupi.ni(i pmu.-ic'rfosoimS mw noA
UOlJAl lWl(,ll U.MJHIIO A'lUt A'lKJ JOU 0(J
IJruson & Menzies are -rejiared to fur
nish you with d-iois and -windows
clieajRir than anyone c!hj in Lelmnou.
Ourgoodsreacli us direct from the
manufactory and every jmir of our
boots and shoes are fully warranted.
When you need any bootsorshots look
over Montagues large new stock.
We cull especial attention to the new
nd. of Harrows & Henries, of Albany.
They are both gentlemen of largo and
varied experience in the mercantile)
business; having each travelled for
years over the greater part of the Unit
ed Stat vs, and now they have located
r.t A i'i0'" m--"i --'i -il'i nt i-f-ck-ni'l"!'! I
,r'Hwimi!rj'ywiw
Quite u i.im'utt't' or u-.u" :yi.o Unn',-:
nru oul tb.is vis k wit!-, ,hr,y--.;-ipe, or ih
(lumiKM, just ns yea like to Barneit.' ,.
-ei'il ff our piipils went down to
tho C. P. .church Monday eve to hoar
r ifct.iii'c, but it wtrai the lecturer IV.ii
!Ml to p::t in it.n :ipM-arr.ce: Mr.
!FI!!'-o,1 Co ii you eMdiiin? I uri-'
derf-bind in; w'.'iit oft'timi loft the iruin.
-'
Since wc hear the silvery sleigh bells
no longer, wc begin to listen for the
mellow wedding bells, which arc next
best.
The extreme change is too much for
Alice. We sec she took her month's
vacation "just the same" as in old En
gland, but we are glad her vacation is
over and she is back in school once
more.
Two of our girls scern to lie very fond
of going to the cash, store sor "taffy"
and other candies.
It seems as though two of our town
drls will be obliged to risk tiie boys t"
take their arms this year. You are
Wright, girls, that is the Norman
style.
Miss Ji. K. Is as pious as ever this
week; sits up in the Amen corner and
studies hard.
How Is this weather for tho Oregon
Webftot.
Wc will all be f peaking good Eng
lish now, as the Prof, has pushed us up
to that gnat eminence parsing.
Letter-writing is quite an interesting
feu tu re; of our school, and if - e keep on
improvirg we will attain that great ac
complifhiiur.t of behif; able ta write a
good letter. llh.
ItoIl of Hon.r.
The following aii the names of jiu
pils of Lebanon Public Hrhool who
were neither absent nor Tardy during
tho month ending January 10, 3890:
Eari Long, Bei t Cotton, Delbert and
Archie Cross, Fay Donr.ca, Walter
Daggett, Occur Hyde, Georgic linger,
Earnest Hardin, Charlie Osburn,
Georgic Cruson, Hattie titty, Pearl
Long and Minnie Cruson.
Narucs cf those who were present
nnd punctual during a term t f three
month;-: Earl and Pearl Long, Myrtio
Cursor), Walter Daggett, Francis and
John Springer, Bert Cotton and Thad
ius Andrews. Fan'Xje Gmas.Teadi
er of Primary Department.
MILL CITY ITtX3.
January 10, 1800.
Bnow is about ten inches dtvp.
M!s!-jCarrie .Sutton left (o-day to visit
her ineiids uud rclativcu near Ltb
naii'i:;. Mir-s Maggie Badger left for Albany
to-day, where the inlomU entering
Bchool.
Married, at the Cliff House, June o,
by the. Kev. Hurlburt, of .Stsyton, Mr.
W. I). Garmon ai d Misi Carrie Stew
art, both of Mill City.
The 8. L. Co. are busily engaged i:i
voii'ing etock and jrc-priTig for a nesv
year's run
M.V" AUiJUT Tov&
To lie Uivt-a A-.vay.
V.'iBiin the next si;;ty iwiys two lots
on M.iiu street will be given away to
any party or pasties who will br.iVd on
em h lot and carry or. a good legitimate
business fur three years. Inquire f
Peterson & Wallace, real estate
agenU. ,
l);HK.ln(!v)H Xo(i'.
Lebanon, Oregon, Jaa. 1, l.e:0.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership existing between J. S. Court
ney und F. K. Jlaihtrd, known us the
firm of Drs. Courtney & Mallard, lias
been dissolves, .ind nil parties knowing
thenaselves indebti'd to said linn will
please settle, with J. H. Courtney.
J. K. Coi ktxkv,
F. It. MALI.Altl).
A Good Coue'h Syrup.
There is nothing parents should be so
ca re f u 1 a bou t as i ( d ef t i 1 1 g a eo t : t ; h sy r u p.
Megg's Cherry Cough yri;p csts no
more than tho cheap and inferior nos
trums thrown upon the market. TIki
best is none too good. Me sure and get
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup, We keep
it on hand at all times. M. A. Miller,
Druggist.
What a Fortune
la ii good healthy, pearly skin. Few
are aware of the short time it takes for
a disordered liver to online blotches on
the faee, smd u dark grensy skin. One
bottle of Begs's Blood Purifier ;u.d
Blood Maker will rent.oro this org.n to
its natural and healthy state, and
cleanse the blood of all impuri;ie,- It
in meeting with 'wonderful sna os.
Wo gmmuitco every bottle. M. A.
Miller, Druiwt.
V1 . t- !;
th"
r.ibf.'.'"1
,
n
f 1.
no
lull i
Kftt tlio genuino.
. it
fill the demand, with tho best goods, either Eastern or West
ern, made. .
Everything in the Shoe line from
Tiie Cheapest to tte Best. Oor Sales During
LN THIS LINE HAS BEEN TIIE BEST SINCE START
ING BUSINESS, AND W7E EXPECT TO BEAT
IT IN 1890. FOR ANYTHING IN THE
BOOT AND SHOE LINE
Come and see us. Next to the Bank.
C. C. HACKLEMAN,
Lebanon
All parlies contemplating building, or desiring lumber for
any oilier parnoso whatever wmild do well to call on
HUMPHREY & TAYLOR,
At his lumber yard at this place or at tho sawmill.
We have on hand a first-class stock of
Rough and Clear Lumber.
Bills of all kinds filled ' on short notice.
Give ine a eall
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Humphrey & Taylor,
NEW STORE andFRESH GOODS!
Wo have a complete line of
Rubber Coats, Raglans, Circulars, Ne-wimirkets.and Silk and
Gingham Umbr;
Trices to
Sandals and Men's Rubber Overalls. Wo n-11 M. 1). Vellr, &
Ct's. cclobrated custom made Roots and Shoes.and carry the
latest styles. These ppods are purchased direct from the
manufacturers in Chicago Agents forthocclobvated Ludlow'
shot?s, in women's, misses' and cliildren's goods.
GOOD VALUE and SQUARE DEALING!
We invite your patronage.
arrows
FAI1M3 WANTED TO SELL.
E. G. Beardvley.
liltO.UULUIS ST.,
- Al.B.
OiiKOOX.
Farms ami City Property for (sale.
Correi-poiideiiec i-oiieited.
P. O. 15ox 3.1.
Blaui y To I. ina.
t
Money to loan at n low rate rate of
Isiterewt, on good farm property in
Linn Couiily, or on best eity pro))erty
i. !,. .... A ,!! '.! :. I' l n;;.J
iwt the Grin ! !
'..'.ft V? l'l. .O'V .:
I W it and
t'KM'ity. If.r-v did lie get it?
W'u will It il yon Low: !y
kei'j 'h):; tho best gno'l? at 'the
ri;r!it p'rki.";.. Now there i:r
no one Avhu .can dispute-, it;
SiiocC'Ssfuiiy hut what such
poods as tho V. L. Douglas
lines for Men and Boys,
Hough efc Ford's Lad ic's Fine
Shoes, and William Hoyt
Go's, for Children, is tho
best in the United States.
. We realize the fact there ;
area great many Boots and
Shoes used in this vicinity,
and we are fully prepared to
O
Oregon.
ladies' and gents' Rubber Goods,
suit the trade. Rubber Boots,
& Searles,
ALBANY, OREFON.
NOTICE FOH FUELICATICrl.
otm'k i keroti' jdvyn (h-it in mii!kiiicu wall
tile lrov!jii!H: "I" tin" :W1 i.f 'H1t-W of .lull.' .
S7H, unti.lv! -All net 1'!V !!. ; alo ol tliuljcr lit n
lu tli." iM.i!..-fWir)rii;a, (iv,-rwii, Novaiia, iiiitl
Wu.-lii!i(i t T':riuiry,'!
.'.i i;i.iK h. iksti.a;;i,
of !rrt;i;-:il.' mily ol' Mu'ilnomiili.sluln nfOr.'?:.ii).
lias II. is i i ! in Ihis i.l'iici; U wini sl.iu
jiu'til ;'. 1 lirtM.'a! l uicluo ot lo'.n 1 und 2 nnl
; tUill l.--'.- .Ii WlKlM 1, 1 1 VJ t (ll 111 i., Ull'l "111
I otu-i'v-'""' tusliow tiitit Id" liiml mwisU Is. mine
viiiiuifiic for its tuuV i- ( r.ion. limn fur uriciiitii
a! iiiii ;' v. ui.ii t.i C'.nuiilisli hi-; I'iiiini f. wi'.l It.w!
ir-i'M1-. n r, 1 i. . i . iiu n l(:ni' in i i i:" )!.('.) it.
Ows.:i iiy, Oivn, ou l'iiUn, Uw Jlih u:v 1 1'
Aiiril, !. ii. "
lit namrmix vllnws(s: Jiihu V. .Johnston, Ilc'r
rt Fl" !; iml Millitim Jt,'.aJ-.ay, of !'!" Ine.-l,
Ori'Kuii, iiiil I.. Titisk, ol' T.ii-ur.iu. Va I i ? t f c : ! i .
.iiyiuul nil )Hriiin clHiinwu.' udvyiw. ij- tin-HlMvi'-ii'n
tIIh '1 V.iiu':a nre rcfjiu'stnt to lib; l!u if
cliiimn '"i tht olliw wi or Ik'Iuio ,ail lith Jiiv of
A i iu 1 !: -ye.
J. T. Appkhson, IlojrfVcr
a