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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1890)
1T1IDAY, J-KnntJAUY 21, 13SM. LANOM BATH HOUSE, i. 11. ijoKi'M, rnorniEToit. Kui'K'lii f haw !j(.T latent Htyle hulr cuti. h-"mmp lolitr Spanish Lurdcr t a I'fd Ui.'.e.il; i.f dandruff. Lebanon. LOCAL AND' GENERAL We received our through mail Tnw-; The Ut job work Is done by the How to t lb" ti!'iri,p luiiiiinutoti mun for ol'.iee, One "f t wo ciw-j c' la grippe arc re plied thw week. Il'-v. Ln.wti prwdmd In the C. P. Church kt Sunday. lU-v. iNew will prench r.t the C. P. Church nest .-.km day. Kiss Minnie Gihnn, of Titllmtn, wits fw,aewk;d,b4!er Wednesday. Mi s OHle Va.-i: In very ill. vidih little or ) hauge i:i her condition. Jacob CatHie bought a house and lot in K.l:'l'j;.irb 1:' addition this vtvk. Pi-v., Vyii fVw, t-f Ji-nVrHOt:, x-tlietr.-t.-J :U tb-l.i:.f..'u-tvsrly i ..tingkist F.nlnsi-k pric , m-w "'"'ifi and t-k'm-!.ird t-'aiabw;: t:lh;!;c?.;..n:;-.'ri!. Mi l Cm i Ti.-y t'.fii ;::; .-..!' C. ii. 32-xita-tugtie. . The Marco's; tr;n:p ha .layed tn ft f !! hoi,- tiiiB vr.A- t!w ln:i ci-Uijiiiiiwnl eaa .c tusu. yo.'.d company. At u reeert ineeUag of tl? rtovc . tuunyltui prkvs W i';' trlnitiwd, biitthos-e who wl.di to Ltsy a ne Mow. -iivt have the b-.ndi'. ofull prices Until raarehlVtU. K: ',-aN iU.os. J f your creditors d not hunt you up ft.k ihvr.i out y urvit rnd rdieve the f.ht money i.u.'ki t ly paying your JIUiet.ilU and getting uwut-y circula tion. ,-''.v;;ii hroi. ne-.rd w;;ut you nv; t.:C!U. o'X ii. of Vac firm f.f (r:coii Ji! j;;, v a-1 in Jy,:bMun ti.i ve.-k. He f '. :-t -ht t ti.xt 2io:id.;,V t-.i j'l'M,:Ui'e jiineMm-ry for t!:. .j-r mill. Y.'ork will be U-t'uu.oa tbv usU! ia thirty d.ti. ' Time irf iJ h.:i;"-r of pneumonia f li'.nr:.-) :ui ;lt!.i"U ofl;i t;r!ppo when I'hmberkiaV L'vai'M Ii!-i:;e'.y w taken ts iir '.'eied tor a uevere cold tnd ci-r? i t:d;en t uvoid e::pw.are. 11 sty cent (botti't. fi r ball! by M. A. i'lli-T. I l)r. Conkiia lectured til tbe ' li. . 'tiie'u tw nigi.w this week. lh fiibj-H-t '.van "The. U n 1 -t tribes of It tuA." Although u .voting man, the Dr. pow1 rich fund of kuovt .v ti in Itiri c!iu:i fn !d !' research. ..r ye hhn." K:v. (k M. Ilank'iter, pastor of Hie JI. II. Claii-elt, S"uUi, of Albany, will jirv'aeh iit the C. 1. t'i.uich lo-iaoiTow ovetiin atT:". )u'eb-ek. lie wilt preach on Sunday morula;? and even ing raid siil piubal.ly e..aUuue tte the meeting iernjine llrne. tVaulyJud;;;-!). 11. X. lllaekbnm Wiw in Jiobtiaoii Tuesday. Hecauieto lo.fk utoisreaiiaty bril;:.! nnd to laal.e till iiffesHary npaiii. Ho vveut from thin place to JJrowiwville, to examine the wreck of the Cnhipooia bridge id that point.' " U. v. J. It. Kirk palrick, k W. Cobb tvud 11. Y. Klriiriali'iek l.-ft fcr .Seat'.U: ThuiMlay iiioruin;?. iXiriii,'; tho idltor's nbsenee the ol'ib-e will be iu ehtirge of !.!ie "devil." To itvuid meet ind hih nl:inic majesty, baud the money in at the window and get your receipt from the foreman. Jiar room in Portland. Faiter Col. Bluebeard. "Bar keep Homo Bourbon BtraVht,; pleumi." , liar la-ep, who In homewluit ,nl-nt winded, mistakes order, and illling gla.vj wilh Portland water,-ucta before the Col., who, raiiii;j jrlasH to hU mouth, drinks the cuitent.s, thrown down a dime, turiis from tho bur, xeats blnmelf for a comfortable, real. Thirty minutes later. Col. J.5. again hpproiu-hes the bar. "Jkir Keep, give me another of those new-fangled ' drinks, eaiue tw the last. Georg"! Haltuiarsh, a former reablent of Lebanon, wliileeHOortlng hb wife on the Htrwta of Albany this week, tired a piwtol hot at her, lntlieting a blight wound In the neek, and then shot liimwlf In the head. HaltmiiiHh, it is ' mdd, eotnplained of hU wife'n Infideli ty to him, and attachment for another nian. Lueerated ufleetiouH cause many heartburnings in oelcty,aud a ih eften the case aro followed by fatal coiifso quences. Ballmnibh, it Is thought will uot rooovcr. MIW8 ITti'.tS. 0. A. II. supper and sociable to-morrow Evening. IVnioniiM'r the supper on Saturday evening, Fehr.ary 2a. Oorgo Saltnmrsh, who Attempted sulcldo nt Albany, died at 8:.'W A. M. yofh-rday. Lev. (i. W. (iibonev was i ii town yesterday. Ho returned to Oregon Cily this morning. W. 11. Kirk, president of tho Eagle Vi'oolen Mills of Brownsville, called on us Thursday One price und caH at the new cash i-tore, but everything wld cheap and .b.-bvered to any part of tho city. iU-mcmbcr the 0. A. It. and W. Jl. C, fcupjHr to-morrow evening. It promi.-eMtnbeasucce.i in every par ticular, and.evcry one should be euro i.nd attend. iv not boy any eastern trutih when you can gettbo:e!)!eiHliJ Duekii'hntiJ & Ileeht gooU at Montague' Maui trtotli etora and also at J:is One Price CUh i'lore. The W. 11 C. will give a supper fi.r the bail tblit (Friday) evening. The U.A.Vw und W. Ik C. Vvill given saipper to-morrow evenit:g, the l'jeet to rua e moucy to seeiue a nag ;or in.; ordew. On Tia-Htlay evening P.-na Man-ill's tha.nauc co!in.anv idaye.l at Vni u ikd! thsJ well known uiaaoi, iku-t Lyune, wi:h Misb lima MaisclU as l4'.,,l. f: ho b one of the brigliest t-tars on the cast. We acknowledge a pleasant call from Dr. Cluiss, i f Aliiany. The doe.tor brought along heme eastern friends with n vk-w to I'icat'.ng them- Ti'pe the f-al lotuto agents will succeed in si H:i:g tb.'K? new ctitaew lioniea. Doc tor, why nut invest yourself? Our council did a via) thing in electing M. A. Miller to tho Mayoralty made vacant by the resignation of D. AndrewH. Tlw fact that Milton was (ioi f' d unanimously show i that the 1 w-U have confidence in uiHt'jcecutive ubiiity, and loyalty to th? be.-t inior ests if tkw town, ("nder the preyent Vadmiius'.ration.tke dtiz-.T.g of Lcbaiicu mav confidently cii-.ct a piovpeioim vei;r. MIT A frk MURRAY, M. D., Fvair.i'J Sp-.iilUL H.w p-actleed on the P-.eir.e Coact f-.r tiiu p art twenty Jive yearn. A life t-'r.'ie devoted to the study of female troubled, their causes n.yA fiirs. I have tVous-iiid of testi moiikd of peiDjatietit cure from the lest peopl.? on thin coast. A positive guar-iuiw to pcrinsnciitiy cmv any cam' of female wtakiicss, i:o matter low long bian ling or what the utage may be. Cliar'a nesonabie and within the rerch d' all. lr the Oenefit of the very poor of my sex who arc siiitcring from anv of the great muliiiuds of ail- mei'ts that l.Ii rw in the train of that terrible disease known female weak ness r.nd wlu are not id le to pay for treatment, I will treat free of charge. ConMil'.r.tion by mail, five, Allcontv pondciiee. stnclly confidenti,-.!. Jdedi cii'.es packed, boxed and sent ty ex ni with ehargest pr?-oai 1 for "home" treatment, with spec! tie direc tions for ue. 1 f you are wutlering from nny female trouble, periodically orcoa utantly, Address, Ox-V.mpia S. Mri:!UY, M. IX, Jlsiti'oi'tland, Oregon VAL'JAELE AlioTR.EFVl. INFOR MATION. To ( over up gren.se q o,. Carefuily uncork ah ink bottle am!, in'cro.ing the room, drop the bottle on the e;:ael ft that you dropped toe greaye; tun ink will eiieetually cover up the?;moo gpot, which will never again be noticed. Extreme thirst. Many people are troubled at time with extreme thirst. This complaint can be ea.dly cured by "taking a drink" of clear cold water. To make hens lay two eggs a'day (thiii U a very valuable receipt and originally sold for something less than $500). Procure two hiring hens,' To cure toothache. This is cer tainly a very painful and annoying complaint, but can. bo effectually pro vented by wearing false teeth. How to put up a stovepipe withmt soiling your handling your temper, and using cross words. Get. some other fellow to do the job. To prevent hot water from burning or blistering the hands. It often oc curs that people are seriously scalded from hot water; this can be easily prevented by allowing the water to cool before using. The above receipts were not clipped from the Scientific American. Occasional. A rORTXANT) 11ARBEK. Tho following, from tho pen of ono of our correspdudcntu, tella liow the Portland barbers work a sucker: "Cup. A- in an old timer, and if not a "forty ninor" has been on this const many years. He has experienc ed all the vicissitudes of early days; He has trapped "grizzly bar," fought Indiana, been interested in extensive mining speculations,and is, to pay the b ast of it, decidedly not a tenderfoot. Cap. ban "bucKod the tiger," and in early days haa lost and. won a fortune at a sitting. During the last Mechan ic's Instituto ho visited Portland. It was then that we met, and he inform ed ine that he had struck a game that he could not beat. Fail the Captain : "Pard, I have knocked about this eoa.st many years and during that time have been tackled by confidence men, bogus dust men, three- card montc men, and highwaymen. I have etoJ them all off, but Pard, do you see that ehop across tho street with a big 1 j cents painted on the window? That's the 'joint' that beats them all. Let me whimper in your ear, its a barber Ehop, and they have just 'worked me' in aboui twenty minutes for f J 7". I don't mind the money, but they are getting 'way ahead of the ! 'Isuneo man, 'and he lnw my sympathy for he ha-? to pay for hi deed;; occas ionally. Tell you how it was. I er.w j-'f.intel on the window in large letters 'aiming lo cents.' As I wanted a shave I went ia and took a eer.t. 'khave, sir?' 'Yei.' And operations c;!inmcn ed. The shave was quickly au.l Weil done, but my hair, I vss Informed, v. 3 'long and terribly un even,' it mm;t be clipped. I thought thy! queer as I had just the day before had my hair cut, but submitted. The clipping was finished and, cay, here 'a a new racket. I was informed that science demanded that my Jirdrshoul 1 be singed. Iexp03lulate.l; but in vain and tho agony began. Tho outfit for this operation h viry expensive and elaborate and consisted of an Id iron comb and a short piece of wax taper. Some time vfs consumed burning the e r.ds of perhaps a dozen hairrf, vrl.i- h I was jnforj'ied wo;jd. keep the natural oil in llitm. I was about to lise from tho chair, but was gently puth.ed back and iu the mot cmjdialic manner foil it would never do n go without a "sea foam.' Pard, 1 only had about a hundred dollars in my porket and began to feel uneasy, but thought I would stay with the game, and so stood the 'sea foam' cra;:e,a hot lie of hair tonic and a bottle of face wash, and eventually shen we came to settle the 'tonsorial artiot' loosed deliberately at the big sign of 15 cents a shave' and figured up the following items : 1 h'have 1 Hair cut 1 Singe 1 fc'ea foam 1 Shampoo 1 bottle hair tonic 1 " face wash Tolal....' ? 2o 25 5 2." 'Jo 1 25 1 25 $3 75 "I settled the hill, but, Pard, when you want a nhuve during fair time, take a baeK tthop tor tlere's sonic fel lows in thin towu wheats ancestors in j ,U0!U).!c.rc;l through the js!ro,.;s 0f J.usnlom, and ay, these foliow8 w;,nt t;)(;. wrhl.' A StXCHHi AVKKl'ED. Two men met at the edge of a preci pice. One said to the other: 'What are you doing hero bothering me? I nm going to drown myself; I um a wood worker and am discontented going to put an end to my career by jumping from this bluff. What are you doing here hot tiering me?" "I am going to do the same thing, for I am a black smith and am disgusted with the people; they are bothering me to death. 1 can't make them happy by doing their work satisfactorily or any otlu r way. Unlets I can get the help of some good wood worker I must surely jump from the cliff." "Don't, brother, for I will quell the storm, liraee up now, and we will do better than ever." 80 they went to work w ith a will. Look at the result there wus never a more economical piece of work put on the field than the ".Com mon Bcnso Harbin Harrow," put up lip Joseph Harbin, lied Front Shop, Lebanon, Oregou. First-cluss work at IleClure's barber shop. TTIrlnrnnn hnQ Not tho genuine '-.Russian .... "V f y fill the demand with tho beat good;;, either Eastern or West ern, made. Everything in the Shoe- lino frcm Is Cheapest to tie IN THIS LINE HAS BEEN ING BUSINESS, AND Tn TV K!OA -?rvi 11 1 iCd J. i'Uii. BOOT AND SHOE LINE Come and eee us. Next to the Bank. C. C. MACKLEMAN, .. Lebanon. We have opened a New Store IN Peebler & T T T And wish to announce to the poor !o of Lebar.onon hndvicliiitv that WE HAVE COME TO STAY. ' Give us your support, for wa intend to stay among you. We have a good and fresh stock of GROCERIES iJCH Canned Goods of all Kinds, Confections, TOBACCO & CIGARS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC., In fact, everything that can be found in a first-class Grocery StorE. A First-Glass Line of Gent's Furnishisgs. We-iSell Only First-Class Goods. I'EICESS MOST REASONABLE. Produce taken Goods. Give us JL 1 VT-v 0 y 3 FAKMS WANTED TO SELL. E. G. Benrdsley, SlIOADALKIN ST., - AIXANY, O.UCOOX. Farms and City Property for sale. Correspondence solicited. P. (). Box 341. Mouey To Loan. Money to loan at a low rate rnte 4 interest, on good farm property in Linn Comity, or on best city property In Albany. Apply t Blackburn and Wright, Albany, Oregou. ont flip un 11 ! grippe, but' the Grip on Lit Boot and Shoe business of the city. How did he get it? Wo will tell you how: by keeping the best goods at tho right pricea. Now there is no one who can dispute! it successfully but what such fjoodij as the W. L. Douglas lines for Men and Roys, Hough t& Ford's Ladie's Finn Shoos, and William Iloyt C'o'Si for Children, is the best in the United States. Wo realize the fact there are a great many Boots and Slices used in this vicinity, and we are fully prepared to Best. Our Salss Durin ii! (L J) THE BEST SINCE START WE - EXPECT TO BEAT Ju l xuniv -ij.1 AVVTM1VM IV ' Oregon. ANON ' Rtttt r 'o At t .Qv a 7xY In exchange for a c; v J secure NOTICE PCR PUBLICATION. JJoticf. ik bon l.iv given Hint In fonmlhnoo wiih On' pr.ivisleimol Hie net ol'( 'ennn'KS in' Juao.l, 7S. uixiil'.-l "An not i'nr I hi' ni!u uf liir.l'fr IhihI P if D li ll in Un. Ht.iJi'.fefCtililoiiiia, Oli'iidU, Nt'T.uli, uiiil Witshlngti n Terrilnry," XAKd.lXJN K. t'i:N:TJ.ANTi, of T'iirti(ii'..!.eiHaiiy of Mu1tneinali.tiilr of Orrt'Oil, tui. llii;. iii;y li:ti in lliia cllli'c lilB'Mveni ninn input No. I.'C, for tl iiiitI'.:imi of lols 1 uinl i;ifl n-'vofao' oi'M'cC.n!! 1, ') 11 1 H of Ji 1 K, nml will MlT pl'oof 10 HlllHl' tllllt till) luP'l Ultl'rllt H Tl,.lil! vnhmlilc for ibllK.w'r nrntom.' tlinn Mr iiftnciii; nl inirooH's. nail to ertuMlsli lilx I'lulin In .niil O'unl lirfon' I lie RcfMlT IU.mI Rl'l't'tVlT ol'tllis ollll'O i! O'vtMii cKy, Oivgoi), oa I'riilny, tho Jith ilny 1,1 1' Aj.ril, 11c iianii" s vviiiH's'. John F. Jylinon. Role ci't Fin Hy und Willtiim ll.ickalwy, of I'urtlm a, Oivvo.i, i.al I.. L. Ynu-k, of Twoiuu, WnsliiiiKli'ci. Any nml H vooihih dlnliiiln nilvcot ly the li. rtt!-i I vw ri I 'mad nr K-ijtMktwl to Ilk' Uilr t liitin n tlihtUlicvoaor bcimo mild llthdiiy of J. T. Arrr.ni.w, li;'a w - i