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FRIDAY, MAKCH 7, 1890.
XjcIhiuou Until J IoiinSO. ,
i. it. bokum, pitoruurron.
Binoolh uliavcs and Intent Htylo hair
cutH. Hhampoolnp- rrpiuilhh I.ur'ler
cured the Hcalp of dtindrull. Lebanon,
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EYES ANI EARS. 1
CniH'iri & Mi n.ies will fumbdi your
AvtixiowM mid doors cheap.
Thk 'Kw'iiim in acMing (o Km iib
, Hcriplion lixt at (i K:tliftfiu;tory rate.
Tho warm ndii Monday cuiis.'d n r'm
of four feet in the Haiitium at this
place.
Itev. Kolle.rmnn,:of rortlaiid, came
lip Monday to nsslsl In Ilia revival ex
wines ul this M. E. 'hurcli.
EarncHt lb called on uh this week.
Ik' ban been in Albany a week and
whs on Ids way to Browns ville.
Dr. A. Jf. Peterson has ho far recov
ered from hi jiniid.vlii! truLc that'he
in ublc to attend fo bio offieo dulhu.
Kev, A. I; Hoy, past or of (he iJapiifd
ehurch In Jlrowiuivillc, came to Le'.a
f i 11 TucMdi y and j iirvhtnu'd kcmo real
citato.
We receive IcUcrs nlmeat d.iily from
people oi tin; I ji: t wboaiv anxious to
know more of O:v.;o:i, and i-specbJty
of our 1." aid y.
The real e-.tr.ie i r:; : r.-.c! ' ?:ie. l;i Leba
non f r tne i;:iiiib ( f I'rl.v.;a:y, found
ill another column, ire u pwnl ndyer
tisducr.t. Cnte.'.ll theiu.
Tin1 iiK'i't.!'!i of thy Elite LH-rnry
Society n list Frid.-.y e:dlrd topctiier
the talented men of Lebanon to discuss
the military ability ui Ccm-rais Grant
and Le'. 'J'he decision was rendered
in favor "f the nopntive.
M. A. Miller, one of the disputai.ts
In the discussion lust Friday evening,
in njoiclii; over bin victory. Vi'ell,
Milton, you have ci.ums for rejolcinp,
eonsidorintr the talented men who
Were jutt' l nguitixt yu.
There in no danger of pneumonia
following an attack of la grippe when
Chi.mlierlnin'M CuurIi ii'iwdy b taken
m l'.rc:t"d tor u "vere cold e nd cav.1 is
taken to i.void expure. Fifty cent
bottlea fi.r.wiily by U. A. -Miller.
There nee ins to b? a f.vncml fcood
natnrcd rivalry union;; tp; towns
just now. Lorate in t.'ml imvn which
olfcfH tiie pieatefii iialiiceincn'.s, and
ban the most natural niivr.ntaefi. If
you do thia wu will not enr.iplain.
The next worKI'H fair will be held in
I'hicopi. Thih m the ally or "Ug feet."
JSome of ber eitizenn will take n vaca
tion, or hbe will have to tnbire her
borders. Htandkij.' modi wuui.l he
more valuable' than retd cNtate in Lelf
lion.
Loukine over our extra edition, we
Werentniek with the poverty of lun
jruatMiiid the inadct.taey of our .1.'
wiript'lve j)owefi. elt veral of the incut
important feature of our country were
either overlooked eiitiiely or bitiied ut
in a very iiiihalirtfaetory way.
MoHfs. James and l'.ohert INreCaust
land, formerly from Iowa, but recent
ly of Itfalcttl and Alhany were iuler
viewliifr our real estato dealera thin
week. The above named eiitlenieu
are like ncorcH of iminiuits, at least
in one respect, tliey wiutt smuc (iregoii
Boil and doubtles.-t can lie united.
There mcoihh to be no donbt.but thnt
Lebanon will build aood Ntdoto! house
hood, i'very new enterpfino has to
piiHS thronj;h the three Htae of ridi
cule, discussion and adoption. The
project in now in the second ptn.te,
which it promirtcH to ptuis Hiiceesfully,
and theirwilb a spirit that brooks no
rivalry our people will build.
A. .11. CyriiH, ropivHenUnjr the Clat
sop Land Co., ia in town this week,
lie Hays they have a lew more of the
idtoiee two acre block) in rronpoct
Park Addition to Astoria for sab; at.
ijii'iO, Write them and secure a block
of thi desirable properly before the
raise. Astoria in destined t be a great
city, and thin hi CHOI CM property.
AddrenH, Caltsop Land Co., Lox 410
Aidorla, Oregon.
An Enli.th Prince in a tit of rage at
his Hhoeniakcr made him eat ti pair of
Hboe which bad failed to lit to his
liighneM' nat infliction, Prtber a touyh
liet even for a man whoso motto in,
"Js'olbinjj; liko k'ather." .Hut when one
looks at the dei'oiniiLies cnused by
ill tit tiny hIioch, the punishment seeins
to fit the crime as well an any of those
unique ptiulahmelibi devined by the
Mikado. Those who bay their hIiocs
of C. C. iracklemau will get the big
goat Hiuiio out of this item, because,
.'hey don't k'.iow wlaivc the fdioo.fltH.
Don't expect n four-bit unille when
y(u onlv buy ten cents worth at Hwun
Brothers, , .
,' MIhs Bul'ah fiwcnk, teacher In tho
ptiblio Hcdool nt Urowusvlllo, paid tho
family of liev. J. It. Klrkimtrlck ft
vixlt to-day.
Prof. IL C. Palmer, teacher of. the
Conacrvatory of music in Albany, was
In town Wednesday. He will instruct
the newly organized cornet band.
Mr. Loone Fort who came ho nearly
perishing In tho mountains a short
linio ri0, wa in our ofllco this week.
Ho will return us soon as he recovers
from bis painful experience.
Our planet has ut Inst made n move
in the riht direction and we are to
day enjoying the sun's rnys to such an
extent that all unpleasant memories of
the past winter are forgotten.
Tho Hoard of Trade held a meeting
M ii day night. mup of our business
men w 111, no doubl.or'Oiize a building
and loan association the coming season
to meet the demand. of un Incoming
population
Jf. P. Lrennen, of Astoria, who has
been in town several days, left hereon
Wednesday for bis timber and home
stead claims up the Saldino!. He in
I'ui'ms us that h' will make final proof
on bis claim soon.
Dr. Fioitb, who has Iitro mining
lntercbts on the Hantiiun, v us seen on
our H reels Wednesday. The doctor
knows when he has a good tiling, arid
hcfo'ro the seiisnu pannes a "'d many
(k(pti"H vil! nrre with bim in one
1 i'vlKf-i v.t least.
Jr'As s ion as i ur new canal is cut we
may cxpi et feveial new induftrieu to
t'prln;r up. We are acq i.:inU d willi
parties wb are beth willing and anx
ious to build and operate a tannery
whenever the water power c:.u be ob
tailivd. Prinon thewid.ir.
A cornet biii-d has been organized
mid an eflVrt Is hein made to secure
first-clhifcs inst'iimetds f.,r it. As it
will take a lurire amount to provide it
with the proper pieces, tho boys do not
care to bear all the expense, which
would amount to several hundred
doilaiM, the will solicit sub-cripiions
from tbey citizci.s, wbn tdiould help
th' tn as much as possible.
Wednesday was not an imtmur.l day
in Lelicison there bein.! about the usu
al amount of business transacted.
Thinking it would be n time to
estimate the life and bn.dnesH of the
town, we stepped to the door and count
ed seveiity-five people on .Main street a
lone, this is a good showing, when
you remember that as yet we have no
brass bund, neither was thero 1
single dogfight.
iiv.i. r.HTA-xr. t::as.u-i-.us.
The following ales of real estate,
made during the month ended to-day,
were reported at this ollice t liij week.
A number of private tales were also
made of wliich no mention is given.
Owing to the tunu;ual amount of rain
which has fallen, the sales arc unusu
ally small, but a very Rreat deal of
will cban
hands next.
proper', v
month :
I'KTKttHOS & WittACE
Jold for 3. L. Ambler to A. Podge
lot S in block 17, juaLuu':3 tid addi-
f-'obl for Ju.-eph Lubl to Peter S.
Dykoinaa, of Mencniim e, Micbiitan,
lots 3 and :1 in block .1, Cowan's addi
tion. fold for P. Hiatt b G. C. Clare,
Into of California, lot -J in block u,
IliaU'u addition.
Mold for K. Ji iit i t to A. J. Poone,
Into of California, lot 3 in block S,
Uiatt's add i lion.
Sold, for W. K. Yates to Thomas
Pearly, SO acres lk miles from city.
J. K. KIKK !' AT KICK
To A. Dodge, part of bio k on Dodge
street, $315. .
To A. Lo Hoy, two lots on Wheeler
street, if 170.
To J. Carlile, three, lota on Main
sireot, ?' iOO.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick to Huff Iliatt,
two lots. Consideration i215.
T. 0. l'KHliU'Ml
8)bl for Heard and l.bdt to Wm.
(loan lotw I cud 2 in block 6, Kirkpat
lick's addition to Lebanon, $2i0.
fold for F. V. Parker to Joa. Puld.
lot 5 in. I'b'i k -llCiivpatrieK's adci'.iun
to Lel)aiiG)i,$i.0d.
J. 11. Kal.stoi) lo. (i. D. rodder, lots (,
3 ami -I ih blocK , .KaU'ton'u aoudion
to J-ebunon, !!22f.
Cold' For ft oo. Feebler to Clms.
Coan, iota 3 and 4, bioeic 5, Palston's
ACAUK.1I V NOTES
School very quiet this week, Items
very scarce.
Hevcrnl students Htopped school last
week on account of other duties.
The Academy was well represented
nt tho Teachers' examination last
week, there being seven or eight of our
would-be teachers present.
Last Friday eve was public night at
tho Literary society. There was an
enthusiastic debate by outside speak
ers on the subject, Tesolved, That (!cn.
U. H. Grant was ft greater man than
Robert E. Lee, wliich Wts decided In
favor of the negative.
This wee!: concludes half the term,
there being fivo weeks nioro u( fihcool
in this term.
Our Literary society Is now in a
promising condition. Friday evening
Is the time for election of oftleers; uil
members and office Beckers should be
present. Stukknt.
i?7'0.
adubion
.i. M. Pals'.on lo T. 0. Feebler, 10
lo's.ui Kalshm'tf third addition, $7C0' 1
15UOWKM1I.I.K KOTES.
tloro rain.
Bcbol entertainment Saturday eveu-
illfJT.
Prownsviilc is to have a rifie club.
Hr.in Hawyerhas returned from the
Portland Hushiccs College
Coo. iSimth, ofCoburt, has commenc
ed work in the sawmill.
Miss Anna Moore is recovering from
ber lute illness.
Our cornet band lost'one of its mem
bers Hunday uight.
Gid Foust, while deployed in the
sawmill, bad one of his feet severely
injnivd.
The Pangwhaiip rs' tiall has been
brilliantly illuminated !-ew::d nit;bts
of late. Look Jt for the mar.-h.d,
boys.
Owing to the settling of the factory"
dam, caused by the late high water,
the race is not carrying m much water
as nsual.
An effort is being made loextend the
new street through Kirk's addition
still further eat through the property
lately purchased by 11 r. Hobi rt
Curran. f ibis is accomplished it will
be a beautiful street.
At the school meeting held in the
city hall March 3, Wm. Llanchard was
elected school director in place of Jf bu
J low e, w hose term bad ex pin d. The
Lev. A. Le Hoy was citcted school
clerk. The meeting voted, to levy a
tax of two thousand dollars for school
purposes.
While Uk' people of Brownsville are
rejoicing over a board of tr:'td,-,the peo
ple in the neighborhood of the factory
are rejoicing over the ikvv boards plac
ed on the sidewalks by our marshal.
A board of trade is a good thing, we
suppose, but the averagi1 resident of
A me in would prefer good boar! on
the sidewalk.
A private letter to B. P. Larger from
Eastern Oregon reports heavy loss of
stock for want of f-md. The letter also
fctatns that on Feortiary '2'i the mercury
stood 00 deitrecs below zero in Hartley
valley, with 40 Inches of snow on the
ground.
Mr. M. P. Chandler, residing four
teen miles east of town, reports three
feet of snow nen:' bis residence. He
also states that Mr. Malone.a nilglibor,
has lost fourteen head of stock from
exposure. JsKM'j.
Committers.
Following are the committees for
the Common Council of the city of
Lebanon for the ensuing year:
Ways and means W. V. Donaca.
J. P. H wan, C. C. llackleman.
Ordinance!! J. H. Courtney, C. C.
llackleman, J. J. Swr.n.
Account of current and exchange
C. C. llackleman, J. J. h'wan, W. B.
Donaca.
HtreeUi and public pmperty J. J.
Swan, W. 15. Donaca, J. B. Courtney.
License C. C. llackleman, J. rf.
Courtney, Jf. J. Swan.
Fire and water ft iviui, Donaca and
Jlaekleniun.
Health and police Courtney,!? wan
and Donaca.
HVr.VOL NOT KM.
Composition is becoming quite an
interesting feature in the higher de
partment. There was no school In the afternoon
Monday, as the annual dis'iict Mect
ing'was held in the house.
The following question will be dis
cussed by the literary class on Friday
afternoon of next week : li.'solved,
that Columbus was greater than Wash
ington. The debate promises to be
quite interesting.
Prof, Hickinun was somewhat sur
prised, on returning from dinner
Wednesday, to find' au artistically
deiiwu, life size- fac-simile of himself
on tho board. Although the affair
caused considerable excitement nobody
was hurt. Pretty good, Alice.
M I'M. Fry, of Oak Crock, gave us a
very pleasant call on Thursday.
Jay BtKD Ci:am.'ate.
mttst vrvr t. i.1 vir-DimTTh-n Tn r.VT Mil: x
FOR AVAST OF KXFUCISIV SO
-OF THE-
JUST TO TROVE TO OURSELVES AND. FRIENDS THAT Wi5
HAVE NOT LOST THE KNACK. THE TUNE IS
The Last Rows of Winter,
AND AVE PROPOSE TO PLAY FOR EVERY NOTE THERE IS IN IT
BANK NOTES
ARE WHAT AVE PROPOSE TO BLOW OUT AND BLOW IN.
TIIE LAST ROWS OF WINTER GOODS
THAT LINGER ON UUR SHELVES MUST GO WITH TIIE SEASON.
kH Hi
WWII
p r
Come am.1 too us. S'oxt lo the I'auk.
C. C. HACKLEMAN,
Lebanon.
Orepron.
Wfi have onenec a New btore
IN LEBANON
AT-
IGxiimine the fine stock of books of
all blink nt.Pieiird and Xtolt'i?.
Feebler & Buhl's Old StaxD,
And wish to announce to the people of
Lcbanonon and vicinity that
WE HAVE COME TO STAY.
Give us 3'our support, for intend to
staT among you. AVc have a good and
fresh stock of
GROCERIES,
such as
Canned Goods of all Kinds, Confections,
Grass Seeds and Wall Paper,
TOMCOO cfe CIGARS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC.,
In fact, everything th.at can
be found in a firstclass
Grocerv StorE.
A Fitst-Glass Line of Gent's FnrnMings.
WeiSeli Only First-Glass Goods.
VRICESS AIOST liEASONAULE.
Pi'oduce taken in exchange lor
Goods. Give us a : call and secure
Prices.
S.P.-B
13edrock uricej!. new iroods mid stan
dard biv.i.ds at both the Mammoth nnd
One I'liee C'Hi-'.i M tores of C. B. Monta
gue. Ill ii JUKOAtN.
Ifi'j Avrv rv SHOO.
This is ull rich bind and capuble of
bipb cultivation, food iprinra near
bouse, eniiill on bitrd bciiling plenty of
fruit, and an iibundauee of pood oak
and fir wood und pole timber. Fir.st
cb'.hs for Fruit or Dairy Farm. Situa
ted three miles bom Lebanon. For
full particulars call on E. G. EA'RDS
LEV, Keul Folate Agein, ISroadidbin
Htrect near First, Albany, Oregon.
First-cb'.ws work at McClure'a barhi r
shop.
lied rock prices, new goods and wtau.
dard brands at both the Mammoth and
Ons Price Cash Stores of 0. lb Mont.i
tactic.
Peivons w ishin; to buy wood can pet
it at ?1 "0 a cord on the pround, just nt
tho edgw of town, or I will di li or it at
2. Call on ttiu in pcrsoii or leave
orders at Doiiuca'H Ktoic.
U'l'F 111 ATT.
When you desire a pleasant phjsic,
tryt. Patrick's Pills. They can al
ways be dei'i)ded upon, and do not
nauseate the stomach nor tfiipe tho
bowel. ,For ale by.M. A. Mil.'.':.