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jtilj8 Lebaijojf Express.
FiUDAY, MARCH 14, 110.
Icliilinn lliilli Ioiimi.
i. n. bohum, ntopjiusToR.
Hniooth Hhuves and latest style hair
cuts. Hhampoolng Spanish LiMer
Ouri'H the mtilp of dandruff. Lebanon.
: EYES AND EARS.
Dr. Muston, of Alimny, wnH In town
Tuesday.
We arc glad to vco tlnclc Jaklo But-
tie Utl OUr Mtl'M'tH llgttill.
Examine the flue Htoek of books of
ull kinds ut Beard and HoU'h,
W. E. 1 lardin In building a residence
on the Cowan addition this week.
Itev. Northup, pastor of the Baptist
Church tti Albany, was In town Tues
day.
Mr. 'John Burkhnrt Is replacing the
old wulk hi front of lifn barn with a
how olio.
Don't expect a four-bit smile when
you onlv buy ten cents worth ut Hwan
Brothers.
MrH. Kiln Ilowd, of Tanonm, Ih
visiting her mother, Mrs. llindmau, ut
flds place.
The C P. Church hits changed the
time f holding prayer inerting from
Wednesday to Saturday evening.
Work ha Im cii commenced on an
other new bouse in the Kirkputrick
iiddilion, on the lots owned by Mrs.
( tun try.
Tiik Kxpkkss predicts that we will
pet the wrbool house by more than a
two-third majority of the vote in the
district. ' - . '
The new nenno house has been ell
the talk on tho streets this week. We
must and wid UaVe it, that is ull there
in about it.
Mr. Hansard has commenced work
removing biH miloon and U-nring down
he hIioc nhop, to ifd; room for G. T.
Cotton, who wiH bui'd there iihhooii hm
Miitablc inaterii I can be obtained.
Tlio boys have secured the most of
their iustnmmttH for tie.! cornet band,
unit anon tin; d the riper" scene
will Ik re-cm'.eted. Jt in hai'd on tire
euro of the adult, 1 -i :i n jc to the small
boy, but banishment tu rats.
The Exxutr-rf i-wynmg for the new
school house; in fact, it Ih .for cwry
thingthat is for -the nilviuieemcnt of
Lebanon, and wo uiv mire thltrls. The
llrst thing to decide 'k, do we want a
school house, ntnl tiien where to build
it.
MrH. C. W. Cobb, who fr Home
j months past has been visiting hr
piuentri, Jtev. und Mrs. J It. Klrkpat-
r jck, will leave for Seattle next Tues
day, where Mr Cobb turn secured a
position and will-make his permanent
home."
Our friend J. 1. (Jaibrulth will be a
candidate tor lite clerkship on the
democratic, ticket. Mr. U a 1 b r a 1 1 h
lllled this pimilltui two years ta tlio
satisfaction of all parties. He Is a Rood
citizen, him line social qualities, and
bin clerical qualifications ure of the
lirst order.
The following pcrsena from Browns
ville were in town Wednesday and
made a pleasant call at our olllee:
Win. Blnkiey and wife, Henry Blak
ley, Mrs. Irvine, Dr. Reese, W. B.
(Smith, Ciipt. Hagan, John Wilson
and James I rvine. Call again.
The Fifth Annual Convention of the
Hundayschool workers will be held in
MeMlnnville, coinmonelng April 15
. and closing the 17th. Thoseexfocting
to bo present are requested to send
their names to liev. J. lloburg, that
places may be assigned them. Ar
rangements have been made with the
riilfronds for reduced rates.
AnvEnglisli lMnco in a fit of rage at
Ills shoemaker made hint eat a pair of
allocs which had failed to fit to his
highiM'ss' satisfaction. Krthor a tough
liet even for a man whose motto is,
"Nothing lika leather." But when one
looks at the deformities caused by
ill fitting shoes, the punishment scorns
to tit tlio crime as well as any of those
unique punishments devised by the
Mikado. Those who buy their shoes
of C. C. Hack Ionian will get the big
gest smile out of this item, because
they don't know where tho shoe fits.
Fo i' x i ! One hundred picture
frames, and will give them to my cus
tomers next week. Willi every 1 doz.
pictures (cabinet si-1 or larger) ordered
at my gallery beforo March 14th, I will
frame an extra picture in a handsome
gilt frame, making you a present of at
least SI f)l. Sec sampk frames at the
gallery. Call early.
Ci:. L. V'.! - r ::. Li'b:n:o:i., C;
J. G. Grown, postmaster at Waterloo,
Wns in town Tuesday.
Several dwellings are in the course
of construction In Lebanon,
Mr. Wilcox will occupy his gallery
soon, It being nearly completed.
Mrs. II. E. Parrish Is attending her
mother, who Is quite ill, at Bfayton.
Mr. Wassom's daughter, who lias
been very ill for several weoks.ls some
what better.
Rev. N. L. New occupied the pulpit
at tlio C. r. Church Sunday morning
and evening.
The parties of the shooting affray In
Brownsville went to Albany the first
of this week for trial.
The Rev. Clyde will occupy the pul
pit at the First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Some enterprising men in Salem
propose ta bore for natural gas. Draw
your augor, it Is a surface product In
the capital.
Mr. IlKiidrickson has moved bis
boot and shoe store into the bidlding
formerly occupied by F. M. Miller.
Rev. Kellerman, M ho has been con
ducting the meeting ut the M. E.
Church, returned to Portland Tuesday.
Either our business men or P. T.
Barnuni have said, "If you do not ad
vertise your busluess the sheriff will do
it for you."
Mrs. Smith, the new dressmaker
and milliner, Is doing a rushing busi
ikwi, and merits the large patronage
fche Is receiving.
Lebanon people have unbounded
faith in their town, the evidence of
which is seen in their readiness to take
hold of every enterprise.
Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick is again in
the field with choice Seattle projierty.
He Ih meeting with unwonted success,
having sold flfl.OCK) worth this week.
The church session of the C. T.
church have almost completed arrange
ments with Rev. N. L. New, of Hcio,
to proachto the congregation of this
place.
. Revival services at the M. E. Church
were continued over Sunday, The
meetings are well attended and the
degree of interest manifested encwir
g'"g. V
S. P. Bach went to Portland Mon
day. We are informed 'that he will
bring ijack mUIi hint a full line of
goods of the Eagle Woolen Mill nwuui
facjture. At the school meeting on Friday last
the following officers w,oio elected:
Hchool board: C. C. Haekleuiau, J. J.
Swan, Joseph Elkiiat; . clerk, J. A.'
Roberts. ! , ..i
Formerly, when the car of Jugernaut
was brought out, every man who
ould pull a pound was expected to
pull that pound. A like spirit ani
mates our citizens.
We have heard of no damage to the
wheat crop in this section. The pros
pect of an abundant harvest is as good
as usual at thin season of the year.
Dr. E. R. Barker, who is considera
bly interested in the mines at (Juarts
ville on the Suntitnn, is in towu this
week. He speaks encouragingly of
the outlook in the miuing district of
the Santinm.
Have you heard that there will be a
railroad from Lebanon to Quartsville,
and across the mountains to Eastern
Oregon? Such a project is being dis
cussed and you will do well to keep
your eyes open.
We are in receipt of a packa. e of
seeds from the well known seedsman,
J. C. Vaughn, of 2D0 State street, Chi
cago, This house Is forty-eight hours
nearer Lite Pacific coast than any of its
eastern competitors.
When you visit Albany don't fail to
visit the Photographic Parlors of Craw
ford & Paxton, next door to Masonic
building, and look over their fine Por
traits and Views, and if you wish any
tiling lu their line.if t hey cannot please
you, you need not try elsewhere.
Tho Firemen at their ann in! election
of officers appointed the following men
to fill the various oltiees for t he ensuing
year: W. C. Peterson, presi-ileut; J. A
Roberts, vice-nresident; John Hope,
secretary, M. E. Ileum, treasurer; Dr.
La mberson, foreman; Jos. Harbin, 1st
assistant; V. C. Huckleiuan, 2d assist
ant. F. V. Gross, the obliging salesman
in the store of .It. N. Thompson, of
Brownsville, culled at Thk Kxmikhs
office Tuesday. He has strong faith
in the prosperity and growth i f our
neighbor town. He says tho railroad
ecrporation which was formed ut that
place a short, hue since is negotiating
for the narrow gauge roUin stock,
their object being to build and equip a
line to the mines on the Cala; ooia.
This is a step i .i (h rihl. ii;ivcl!"'.i.
Business has been lively in town
this week.
Lumber is greatly in demand At
this placa now.
Mrs. Jas. Davidson has been quite
gfCK this wcck.
W. C. Peterson made ft business
trip to Hillsboro this wcck.
The Expkkhs is ad4ing to its sub
scription list at a satisfactory rate.
Next Tuesday it will bo two years
since we took charge of The ExrnEss.
Mr. Tutt'.e, formerly a resident of
Lebanon, but now of Bueada, Wash.,
is lu town.
We noticed the first straw hat ef the
season yesterduy on the street.
Nothing like keeping up with the
times.
About a week more of such weather
as wo have had the past few days,
and the roods will ho in fino driving
condition.
A team of grays ran down the streets
Wednesday at a lively gait and caus
ed considerable excitement, but no
damage was done.
A plant for a large sawmill for
Downing Bros., who will operate at
Fern Ridge, arrived at this place on
the train this weeK.
Mr. E, Goan tad tho misfortune
to get one of his hands badly hurt
Inst week, which will prevent his
using it for the next month.
The students of Santiain Academy,
who attended the recent examination
at Albany were nil, so far as we are
able to learn, successful in obtaining
certificates.
Messrs. Walton & Wilry will go to
Portland Monday to get a new planer
and other machinery, that they may
lie better prepared to meet the de
mands of the pnblic.
Mai;iuei. In the Baptist church,
at Brownsville, March 9, by Rev. A.
LeRoy, W. T. Cochran and Miss
Sallie Swuik. The Expkeks extends
its warmest congratulations.
Mr. W. B. Donaca sold this week to
parties from Albany the small house
just north of his dwelling. We un
derstand the house is for Mrs. Davis,
who will move into it soon. ' ,
At 2 :30 p. hi. Tuesday, March 18,
there will be a meeting of the Board
of Trustees of. . Sauliatu Academy.
The meeting will be held at the Acad
emy. Let all members be present.
Oregon Electric Relief for any pain
internal or external, Ladies, you will
not find a medicine for nervousness,
or for painful menstruation, that
equals this. All druggists have it.
Ask your friends who have used it.
Mr. (ieo. L. Wilcox will have his art
gollery ready to commence worK by
Monday. Having personally known
him in Eugene, we feel justified in
cwmniciuling him to the public, and
feel sure that he iiill merit your pat
ronage. We were informeb by a solid man
of our town who Is in a position to
knmv that about one hundred houses
will bo built in Lebanon the coming
season. Among the substantial im
provements spokon of is a half block
of brick buildings.
For rheumatism ttierc is nothing
better than Chamberlrin's Pain Balm.
The prompt lelief which it uftbi'ds is
alone worth many times its cost,
which is but fifty cents per bottle,
Many bad cases have been perma
nently cucd by it. For sale by M. A.
Miller.
Elder B. F. Klttinger of Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, says he had been suffer
ing with a cold and cough, also his
wife, that they took to using Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and received
great benefit from it. Vet ho says,
" It was so pleasant to take." For sale
by M. A. Miller.
The now post ago stamps, lately
adopted by tho postal department,
are beginning to circulate and take
the plate of old designs. A few have
already been noticed on envelopes
going through the Ixbanon post-oIHco
and before many weeks they will be
come qui to common.
We suggest the hollding of a horse
fair in Lebanon. Lebanon is the
second ttwu in Linn county, Is sur
rounded by a class of farmers who are
interested iti the breeding of fine
stock, and will extend a hwarty wel
come to all parties owning blooded
hones, Let the show be held two
days in advance of the fair ' at the
i ( unty seat.
OUR
BDSIKliSS BAZOO
MUST NOT BE PERMITTED TO (JET MISTED
FOR WANT OF EXERCISE, SO
IRES
OF
Big Bazoo
JUST TO PROVK TO OURSELVES AND FRIENDS THAT WE
HAVE NOT LOST THE KNACK. THE TUNE IS
The Last Rows of Winter, .
AND WE PROPOSE TO PLAY FOR EVERY NOTE THERE IS IN IT
BANK NOTES
ARE WHAT WE PROPOSE TO BLOW OUT AND BLOW IN.
THE LAST ROWS OF WINTER GOODS
THAT LINGER ON UUR SHELVES MUST 00 WITH THE SEASON.
WAY WITH 'EI.
Gome and see us. Next to the Bank.
C.C. IIACKLEMAN,
Lebanon. , - - - - - Oregon.
,VE WILL PHOTOGRAPH
YourBal)y,Your Bosr.Yoiir Ilorno
mid X5ti2,g,y in 3Xtioii,
YOUR HOUSE, BOTH INSIDE AND OUT, YOUR SOCIETY OR
CLUB,
Take Groups Any where at Any Time,
; Raise Old PHotos and Tin-Types to '. Any Size; ,". .
In fact, vc will Jo everything in tlio jiltiito.ir;i)tliie line, nnil Coin' and
and Enlarge anv picture ti life size in '
AIR BRUSH WORK,
OK "
Water Colors;
And do all work right here at home, where you are invited to wnleli its
' progress daily. ' We will guarantee you superior work and the
iovet prioes south of Portland. Call and see samples
of work.
GEORGE L. WILCOX,
Lebanon, Oregon.
Sad Accideut.
Yesterday J. C. Uilycu received a
telegram stating that his brother's
wife and child had been burned to
death. Mrs. IJilveu was a tdtcr of
Mrs. Brown Hansard. Mr. Bilveu
and wife, Mr. John Burknart and
wife and Mrn. Brown Hansard imme
diately left for Heio. No further par
ticulars could be learned.
First-class work at JlcClure's barber
shop.
Bedrock price, new goods and stan
dard brands at both the Mammoth and
Onu Price Cash Stores of C. 15. Monta
taguo. Persons wishing to buy wood can get
it at $1 r0 a cord on the ground, just tit
the edge of town, or I will delivor it at
?2. Cull on me In person oy leaye
orders at Donaea's store.
Kl'FF IllATT.
What a Fortune
Is a good healthy, pearly skin. Few
are gware of the short time it takes for
a disordered liver to cause blotches on
the face, and a dark greasy skin. One
bottle of Begg's Blood Purifier and
Blood Maker will restore this org'.n to
its natural and healthy state, and j
cleanse the blood of all impurities, It i
is meeting with wonderful success. '
We guarantee every buttle.. M. A. i
Miller, Druggist.
If your creditors do not hunt you up
seek them out yourself end relievo the
tight money market, by pnyimr yoii'
little bills and getting nionoy circula
tion. Swan Uros. need what you owe
them, '.'
BLAST
THE
If there ii a phrase- that gives us a
chill, makes our beer taste like eoal
tar,or causes us to jump oil' the bridge
more than another, it is those two
very short words, "back cast." "Oh
they do so and so back cast." Well,
for heaven's sake, let them do it
What in the Siwash and Puyalhip do
we care? We, with tho rest of you,
left "back east" for that reason. We
came here because it was dillerent
than "buck oast." Don't talk about
beans being cheaper Lack eat in
'Weesconisn," or how the do things
in "ICantuck-y." You have one conso
lation postage is no cheaper back
east, if wages are. A "down homer"
makes us wuary. Ex.
The Junction City Pilot has chunk
ed handd again. Moiiti & Buck are
its new proprietors. Wo wish them
success in the broad field of journal
ism. Bedrock prices, new goods and stan
dard brands ut hot Ii the Manimo h mid
Oiie Priw Cash .store of IS. 3Knta
gue. When you desirs a pleasant nlnie,
try St. Patrick's l'iiis. They eaii id
ways I? ilop-iidtd upon, and do not
nauseate the stemadi (r g, ip, (hi
bowels. For sub; by M.; A. Mil!r.
ifUMiUN.
A cho'c farm of 1ST acres, wihv a
mile of town, for sale. Imjuire of
T. (..'. PlIKJlfjKH it Cl).
Pure blood Wyandot to chickens for
vile 1
H. I! -hi ;-t-4.