7b(Q Lsbapo.) 'Express.
FKI1UY
EYES AND EARS.
linprovo or 'rclrofrradc. ,
Call on us fnr npfit Job print Irk.
Vote for tin pohool bn'.MInjr t;-d:v.
' Iiobt. Covhntu w In town Frhlny.
Fotogrnfa taken in nil language l.y
Yileox.
Neil Gilbert nult. u a cheerful c.-iU
Monday.
Clean towel to every customer at I. K.
Itoruin's.
Father llusscl, of Sweet Homo, died
last week.
Prepare for a rush ly pushing with
both hands.
Jeff" from, of Plain view, whs in tmvn
Wednesday.
Born, t the wife of K. C. Roberts,
April 4, a pom.
I. R. Kirk put lick returned from Se
attle Friday, hut.
Prof. J, Gilbert was seen on our
streets last wct'k.
Dan Phaw moved Into Jake liilyeu's
house this week.
Potatoes in California markets nre
dearer than Hour.
The nights nre frosty, but veyctiition
Is growing rapidly.
Mr. 1). Feebler bought two lots in
Lebanon this week.
Mr. G. II. Klami inoved to a farm
near Sodaville Friday.
Oa, my! how eay and quick Wilcox
takes the baby's picture.
Jake .-Bilyeu was shaking; hands
with old friends this week.
The prospect for a bountiful fruit
harvest ia indeed flattering.
Our grocer, G. T. Cotton, has moved
into A. K. Cyrus's dwelling.
W. O. Stanard, of TCast Portland,
came to see us last Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Ilickman is aera'n able
to attend to household duties.
Examine the tine stck of books of
all kinds at Heard and Holt's.
Mr. Matehett moved to his farm neaH
f?antiaui postofflc Friday last.
Get Wilcox to take your photo and
you will be solid with your girl.
Mr. Stone is Uuiklini a residence in
Vwom's advllttion to Ijflwnon
. Judge Miller is building a neat fence
on the south side of his residence.
Invest In real estate now that your
children may enjoy a competency.
Build new walks where needed and
drive down the nails in the old ones.
It. 8. Roberts attended the Prohibi
tion convention at Albany Saturday.
There were several additions to the
Lebanon fire company Friday night.
R. S. Roberts has .moved into the
house recently vacated by Mr. Bland.
April sfctwra Bske jistiKv srret-n,
And In this State mftv uovr K won
The tallest rra.s ia our iaml,.! ween.
R. A. Saunders and Gid Foust,' of
Rrownsvllle,' were in town a few deys
ago. . . -
What has been done in the matter of
organizing a building and loan associa
tion? Messrs. West fall & Co. have laid a
new sidewalk in front of their prop
ci ty.
We invite correspondence from all
parts of the county. Send along the
news. .- -
Anewwalk ?s being built on the
north aide- of Rose street its entire
length.
Mr. Joseph Elkins has enough moi
ey solicited to re-fence the Academy
grounds. i
Eggs still have a downward ten
dency especially when nicely fried or
poached.
Mr. - Arehilwld'a child was taken
suddenly ill on last Sunday, but is now
recovered.
Four fine birds of the Mongolian
type are caged at the office of Peterson
& Wallace.
We ran into a sewing society this
week.hence we have an unusual bud
get of news.
Mr. Brown Hansard, ef Txbanon,
lias bought- R. A. Saunder's Baloon in
Urowiisville.
Prof. R. X. Wright is on a visit to
his aunt, Mrs. . J. Trine, who resides
in Springfield.
Mr. G. Wheeler and wife retnrned
Tuesday from a visit to their son in
Independence.
Ah, there! fine day to get your pic
ture taken, and Wilcox will do you a
way -up job, too.
A was-hboard given sway with every
tub bought of Crusou & Menzies in the
next thirty days.
Mr. E. Goan sold his residence prop
erty to Jos. Nixon this week. Con
fcideration; 51200.
Rememlier your dutsr as a citizen
and parent and vote for the school
house to-morrow.
Euccene has a coal excitement. It
Is believed that the article has been
found near there.
A good way to brinnr people to your
town istoe'nd The Expkkss to your
friends in the East.
It having: rained on Enpter Sunday,
tradition says it will rain for the seven
acceediug Sundays.
Quite a number of our pple went
fiiiBuus coroetist Levy.
As evidence of our town's growth we
publish in another column some recent
transactions in real estate
Mr. D. Andrews, of the popular firm
f Andrews & Hamilton, Sweet Home,
went to Albany this week.
Married, March 23. 1S00, by Rev. A.
F. Lice, Mr. A. H.Frum and Miss A. E.
Williams, ooth of Plain view..
. i ne cnasusemeni wnicn emo gave also a communication from Marshfiold,
Xjncle Sam last week quickened las . . , , ,. . '
pace and the mails are on time. "ct rr'r,ot J??1'1'" JJ account
1 of lack of space. e haven t room for
Mr. Cadwalader, of California, anything much but ntra. Correspond
Iwught property near town this week j ents, make a note of this.
aad will build a residence soon.
. Remember yon get a wash. board free
vith every tub purchased of Cruson &
ienzies in the next thirty days.
nr. t . TT- CL.n, J IT T T.-"., .. . , .1
,n,l T-onia Galhraith a of Rrowns- !
,-ille, were in to see us this week.
Tbe weather outlook is verv favor
Vic, but we shaU not jeopardize our j After residing iu Lebanon eight
sputation by doubtful prophecies. ; weeks we make the following entry ia
r. Lea vett, of Jefferson, was in town ! our diary: The most orderly, quiet
"'3nsday. We hear that the Dr. j town we ever lived in; the best busi
ooking for real estate in Lebanon, j Hcss rKint we know of . and the.K-ia-o
many improvements are being j bilily end hearty good cheer which
lc in East . Lebanon thst we have i greet one on every hand is reu irked
. .-KiiR'r space to particularize, i by cvei y one.
Who ever saw a nuoecsslul business
man who didn't advertise? - The men
who advertise do the business.
It now takes two coaches to accom
modate the traveling puMIe between
Lebanon and Albauv, and three trains
lally.
Mr. llanison Johnson has Ixeu seri
ously alHioted with the noimilglA, iut
h s so far recovered as to be about
again.
Mr. G. T. Cotton has Just received a
fine lot of plain and fancy candies.
He never tires of telling folks to keep
sweet.
If you hare not planted garden wait
until the "man in the moon" shuts
one eye. Always plant In the dark of
the moon.
Anyone desiring lodging can be ac
commodated by calling on Mrs. II. E.
ParrlsV, one door north of Thk Ex
press onlco.
J. K. Weaiherford and Jot!" Meyorsu'ldIng, and look over their tine Pr-
two of our rising young men, were
nominated by the democrat a for the
state senate.
Mr. 55. T. Rrvant. of this nlnoo. hasS
the contract for building the hotel at
Fodavillw. He is framing the building
iu Lebanon.
The heavy loluts of lumber coming
into town daily are Indicative of a
healthy business pulse and a season of
rapid growth.
Our devil Is taking deep Interest In
his work. When we came home Mon
day he was in Ink up to his eye brows.
lKn p enough. .
If you know anything new that
would interest the public (and yon do),
stop at Tiiv: Exprksa office, and un
bosom yourself.
Prof. Hickman has tendered his
resignation as principal of the public
school, prof. R. N. Wright will teach
tlw unexpired term.
Dr. Barker fe Co. have returned from
their prospecting tour. They brought
with thera almt thirty pounds of
quarts that assays high.
No. 1 cedar tub f 1 00
2 ' " !h)
" 3 " " w
At Cruson A Menzies.
Mr. J. F. Walton met with a painful
accident last Friday. His hand wis
caught by a small circular saw, which
almost severed three fingers.
Mr. Boyle, who lives near the planer,
hits laid a new walk In front of his
dwelling ami Isniwenelivsins his prop
erly with a neat pickvt fence.
Miss Bellroie Kirkpatrick went to
Brownsville Monday to enter the art
studio at that place which is under the
supervision of liev. A. Leroy.
We learn that there are some new
comers in town who rrc desirous of
engaging in f nit-raising. No better
locality than this can be found.
Mr. E. Goan purchased six lots of M.
A. Miller this week. Mr. Goan in
tends to build a dwelling, anew fur
niture store and furniture .-hop.
Mr. John Donaca, Mr. Hamilton aud
Mr. Mancheit, the delegates from
Sweet Home, left Tuesday fr the re
publican convention at Albany.
Mr. H. H. Chance, formerly ef Cot
tage Grove, has purchased a saw trill
and sitHgl'. mS!l at. CrawfonlsvlHe,
a:ui 'will run them this summer.
Mr. Thos. Khy, formerly Sup't of the
li. W. M. Co., of Brownsville, but now
Bt the heid of the Kay Wooleu Mill
Co., of Salem, Called on" us lately.
Why not organize an amateur dta
matic club in our town? The enter
tainment at the Academy Ftiday night
proves that dramatic talent is not rare
in Ltbanou.
Mr. L. C. Kic", who runs a farm ten
miles from here on Beaver creek, has
some very good eroppingsof coal wrdeh
may load u wune vuluable discoveries
in tlie future
J. A. Pear 1, C. C. Hackleman, C. D.
Montague, S. O. Wallace, E. E. Ham
mack and E. C. Keebler were delegates
from Lebanon to the Democratic coun
ty convention.
Mr. Kirk end all has bought the prop
erty lying east of the livery stable. He
is building an addition to his barn and a
good fence and walk on the side facing
t!ie county road.
Mr. G. D. Abrams caPed on us Tues
da3 Mr. Abrams was a student iu
the Brownsville public school hist
winter. He informs us that he will
teach this dimmer.
If people persist in tormenting our
little "devil" we Khali unchain his
majesty, rough-shoe the cloveu foot
and open up pandemonium on Main
street. Fair warning.
Words by town assessor; music by
the people:
I w-ouM not lfve alway,
I don't intern! to stay
Wh,re every public fc!shvay
Is nought !u mir an.l city.
The Brownsville Cornet Band will
furnish music for the Odd Fellows'
celebration at Brownsville. The Lel
anon band, ali hough they made appii
cation, were not eager for the engage
ment. Tiie entertainment at the Academy
last Friday night reflected credit upon
teacher and pupils. A lengthy pro
gramme kept the audience until near
midnight with little or no abatement
in interttst.
r The other day a skeleton was found
!"mleddod in tnelwmkof Thomasoreek,
near A. R. McDonald's, or;st of Soio. It
was badly decayed, and looked as
though many years had passed t-ince
life had departed.
Rev. G. A. Blair, of Eugene, will be
in Lebanon next week, and will prob
ably preach in the C. P. church Mon
day evening. He is a most Interesring
iiiid able speaker, and those attending
wiil be well paid.
Messrs. Walton & Wiley are overrun
with work at their planer. As orders
accumulate they can only hope and
pray for good weather and more lum
ber, which cannot be hauled while the
roads are in the present condit ion.
We receivedan article this week from
Forest Grove on "Popular Teachers,"
J. K. Charlton, J. H. Peery, James
Crabf ree and Jacob Fritzw.ter repre
sented Santiam precinct in the Derao-
j eratic county convention. Sweet Home
Thos.Morns, John Davis and Geo,
Pickens: and Waterloo, J. Newman,
J. V. Rurrell and O. P. Card.
Mr. J. H. Archibald, the Indomita
ble Hgcnt ot Uk Singer Manufacturing
Co., wants li understood that ho Is
heretoj.)ay until he puts a "singer"
Into tvery household in this part of
the country.
A correspondent to the llrownsvllle
Times reports the snow from two to
twenty feet deep nt the Blue river
mines. Unless we have warm rains to
n.elt this accumulation of snow, very
littltf work will tj done In these mines
iM-forw June.
Rev. C. A. McDonald delivered an
address In Eugene last Sunday even
ing on "Eighteen Years a Railroad
Engineer.0 Thin address would If? In
teresting to the rteoplo of Lebanon,
and we wish "Chnrfey" could be In
duced to deliver It here.
When you visit Albany don't fall to
visit the Photographic Pa rlorsof Craw
ford & Paxton, next door to Masonic
traits and Views, and If von wish any
thing iu their line, If they cannot please
yon," you need not try eisew here.
lOaster Sunday was observed in the
most primitive etyle by imwt people.
The Industrious class of hens were
rnbtx'd of their hard earnings, the only
recompense Is'lng an oblong piece of
plaster of par is, which will Idnee them
to repeat tlieir folly another year.
In order to dispose of the old-style
postage stamps ami Introduce the new
style, Postmaster Hope has received
orders to dose out his ttock of old
green two-cent stamps at the rate of
thirteen for it cent and a quarter. Let
no one act the hog and gobble them
all up.
For rheumatism there is nothing
letter than Chamberhin's Pain Balm.
The prompt relief winch It iifVords Is
ulone worth many times its v;t,
which Is bat fifty cents per lottle.
Many bad oasea have Ih-cii perma
nently euped by it For sale by M. A.
Miller.
Mr. Klepper, Mr. llnon and Mr. Cad
walader went up the tfantiam this week
in search of homes. A great deal of
very desirable land remains unclaimed
in this seetiou of country, and these
urenllemeii will avail themselves of the
opportunity to secure good homes at a
men' nominal sum.
R. S. Roberts brought to our office
Wednesday an egg of remarkable di
mensions. The Wyandotte hen con
tributes more to the perpetuation of
Easter than all the common breeds of
fowls which do nothing but ir!eHud
dust themselves. The compass of this
eirg will be given to-morrow at brcak
f.ut. TTieshtcp of A. C. Goodrich aud
brother, a half mile north of the fair
grounds, near Salem were run into by
a north-bound freight train anj four
teen head wen' slain. This ! the
largit killing of mutton since the
pjis-cnirer train la-t fall ran into a llm k
near Turner and killed a hundred
bead.
Mr. John IVmnea, of Sweet Home,
tells us that, the winter just past is the
severest ke has ever known in Oregon.
He has lost already 12 bead of cattle.
He Ix.ught fome oats in Lebanon thla
wet k us this kind of grain cawnot lrf
had in his so"tiim. Sweet llom Is
in one of the ljet grain growing dis
tricts in the Ptate.
Lebanon and Sweet Home are to le
brought withiu shaking distance of
one another by means of a telephone
"inc. This would le great conven
ience and we want tb.e citizens of hot It
towns to consider the uiat'er and ncn-e
ujHm soine plan for establishing tele
phonic communication "between these
twopiaecs. Talk fast.
Concratulations are coming on all
hands in behalf of our Cornet Band.
The band made it9 first nppearance in
public last night and acquitted them
selves in a creditable manner. Merit
in this case deserves more than a pass
ing rceocnition and friendly gratula
tiona. tJive the boys some solid token
of appreciation.
A very agreeable surprise awaited
Mat. Scott, the democratic nominee
for sherifT, on his arrival Wednesday
niaht. The Lebanon Cornet Band
played some noul-ehoerlng music and
a large constituency indultred in a two
round cheer. Mu uld a like legre of
enthusiam greet Matthew at other
points he will go Into office next June
like a whirlwind.
If you know of anyone in Lebanon
or vicinity who is not a tubscrilcr to
Thk Expriss, please give us their
names and perhaps we can eave them
from a Rip-Van-Winkle slumber. In
this age of lightning progress the man
w ho d'vs not patronize his home paper
will fall farther In-hind the tinis In
five yea's than fell Rip Van Winkle
in one hundred years.
Who kicks actitixt the mosrbiwks and howl
aca'nrt tlie town?
Who rrnr atviut t'le nw school liou" ami rric?
nil i-nigTes ilow n?
The gTiwler.
Wlio -pll aftai:iEt monojoly anl trie tho world
to pan?
Who trie to use the pockets of every other mail
The growler.
Who make? his life a burden ami tries to Hire ad
his Kloom?
Who never bus a garden where roses ever Moom?
The srowler.
Mr. J. A. Dobkins intends to erect a
machine and repair shop at this place,
the plant to cost not less than $2000.
To this end Mr. Dobkins is soliciting
aid from the citizens, who are contrib
uting I literally to the enterprise. Only
f ISO of the required bonus was lacking
Wednesday morning, and it is expected
that this amount will soon be secured
and that work will be begun on the
i-hop in about ten days.
W. B. Blanchard & Co., of Browns
ville, have run a tunnel 100 feet at right
angle's with the "Emma" mine, and
expect to cut their lead within the next
ten feet. The depth attained by this
tunnel will be about 100 feet. Ore from
the surface of this claim assayed $75,
and the owners are expecting some
rich ore at the depth of 100 feet from
the surface. Their expectations are
not groundless by any means.
Fellow-townsmen, home-seekers and
speculators, if you want a bargain in
town lots I have it. On account of ill
health I will st 11 nineteen choice lots
which are of extra size, ranging from
84ixl49 feet to 67x237 feet. Will sell
from one to nineteen lots at a bargain,
one-third cash, balance on time, one
year or les. These lots I must and
will sell within the next thirty days,
om account of wanting to travel for my
health. Call on R. Hiatt,
Or Peterson & Wallace.
The One-Price Cash Store has become
one of the features of Lebanon. As
everything is new and fresh, and the
prices are so much below that charged
in credit-giving establishments, people
who desire to buy their goods for cash
naturally go to tlie corner, where they
do not have to make up to the store
keeper for the non-paying customers
who, when they can do so, buy on
credit, and who are constitutionally
opposed to paying for ftnj'thing. Gtt
prices at tlie tine-Price Cash Store and
if there is any reason in you that is
the place where you will purchase your
supplks. i
Mr. A. Cadwalader, lata of Califor
nia, bought five aetes 1 mile from town
He Is it nephew of our esteemed eltl
sen Z. T. Bryant. Our country Is
rnpidly filling up with a desirable pon
u tat Ion. These people are coming to
our country with u view to locating
permanently and wo welcome thrin to
i ne nest country yet known.
The following are the newly-elected
direct tors of the Solo bank: Wm.
Cyrus, 12 Golns, J W On lues, P O
Smith and H Bryant. Wm. Cyrus
was elected President and Jet!' Myers
lee President. These are sulld men
and will do a Hue bunluess In I he crow
ing town or rM'to. i tiev contcnipiatt;
erecting a brlek building in which to
carry on their business.
Appropriate services were held in
the M. E. church last Sunday. The
church was tastefully decorated. An
Impressive sermon commemorative of
lite tsavtor s resurrection was proaeiieit
at 11 o'clock, and was supplemented
by a programme In the evening con
sisting of spiritual soups ami other
exercises tWot hreuthed tho Chilstlan
spirit and were pregnant with truth
and spiritual significance.
Be cordial to new-comers and show
them around. The way In which a
community receives strangers has
much tedo with their Impreson of It,
ami the probability of their remalnlnir.
I f the ixtple take pains to make them
feel aareoablo and Miow n spirit of
accommodation, they will very likely
conclude that It Is n" des'rohle locality
iu which to cast their lot. But If treat il
in a cold, distant and suspicious way
it will result otherwise.
Mr. G. W. Sbnonds and son, recent
ly front Nebraska, have bought small
farm near Lebanon. We understand
that these gentlemrii will give their
attention t t he culture of fruit. We
inn almost assure them that we will
have a caninrj' In the near future
that will a Hold a givod home market
for every variety of fruit eeu!iarto
our titillate. A tVort residence in
this part of the country will convince
them of the wisdom of their choice.
Montague must lie prrpsrlng for a
boom, judging by the way he Is stock
ing tip his Mammoth and One-Price
Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods
in such large quantities he naturally
gets much lower prices. He guaran
tees gootl poods In all the departments
of his. extensive establishments at
prices that absolutelv astonish other
merchants In the valley. some of them
prolog so far as to sav that Montague
retails his goods as low as they buy
them at wholesale. The careful buyer
Invariably goes to Montague's.
The Prohibition count- convention
was held In Albany last Saturday. A
resolution was adopted that the Pro
hibitionists unite with the Colon Lalwr
party, as the interests of the two par
ties are so marly identical that a di
vision of firces was not considered ad
visable. The party resulting front this
union will hold a convention in Albany
Saturday, April 12. Delegates were
elected to the State convention to le
held at Oregon City May 7th. Mr.
J. M. Marks was elected as delegate to
the State convention from Lebanon.
A party of young folks pleasantly
spent Tuesday evening with Miss Mat
tie Nixon. The cxercbai of the even
ing were both varied and amusicg;
aiul, for once, the gentlemen carried
away the honors, organ solo by Messrs.
Dan Shaw end Charley Miller belli
worthy of special mention, uNn a little
quickstep by the lust-named gentle
man, which ho was called upon to re
leat several times. The h Iteelbarruw .
act of Mr. Norman Smith should not
be overlooked, and Mr.Orvil Thomson
performed some marvelous feats with,
a table.
PltlNEVILLU
(From tho Ovboeo Review. j
Andy Lylle and family have re
turned from Eugene.
The Baldwin Sheep and Land Com
pany report having lost only about 2X-0
sheep out of 30,000 head 'during the
winter.
Snow still remains on the surround
ing high hills, and old &cttlers sav so
long a snow is in sight there will be
frosty nights.
Billy Sumner, who carries the mail
bctwen here and Mitchtll, i now cross
ing the mountain betwen Ocheco and
Bridge creek.
Mr. RenoUfi baalought about 10,000
mutton sheep in this county, which
he will drive to Nebraska about the
middle of May.
R. S. Price and J. J. Brown of Camp
creek report having lost more stock
since winter broke thai; they Jt'id
during the storm.
Nothing has yet been heard of old
Mr. At lien, 'w It is supposed to have
I teen lost on the desert this side of
Meldrum's during last January.
A hall is Wing built at Hay creek
that will be used for a school" house,
church house, lecture room, dancing
hall, place for holdiug elections, ect.,
eet.
On Saturday, April 12th, Jimmy
Woods and Jell O'Kclly will give a
sparring exhibition at the old court
house building, the stakes being '7o a
hide.
Tlie merchants here complain of the
scarcity of money in circulation, but
tho saloon men report as much money
iu circulation with them as there was
this time last year.
S. P. Put man, an infidel lecturer,
wll be in Prinevlllo some time in July
and will deliver a scries of lectures.
He will probably Invite Christain
ministers to engage with him in joint
discus-sion.
Sanders Logan, of Camp creek, one
of the largest cattle-raisers in the south
ern part of the county, says he to
lievcs his loss of cattle will reach near
ly 50 per cent. He does not think he
lost more than 10 per cent of his horses.
B. F.Childs and family left yester
day for Brownsville, which place they
will make their future home. We
regret to hseMr. and Mrs. Child from
Prineville, butnt the same time recom
mend them t the people of Brownsville
and wish them a pleasant sojourn iu
their new home.
The Southern raciilc nya tb T. G.
At Salem, April 4, in pursuance of a
decree of the U. S. ehcmt court for the
district cf Oregon, made Feb. 0, 18!K1,
George H. Durban, master in chancery
of the court above mentioned, sold at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash or its equivalent, the narrow gauge
roads, including all the rolling stock,
depots, etc. This sale was made under
trust dowls, and R. Koehler, of the
Southern Pacific, was the purchaser at
?1 1,000,000. This formally gives the
Southern Pacific title of the narrow
gauge lilies recently purchased by
them.
Big Expectations.
Newt Curl, of Scio, brother of our
townsman Cal Curl, has been stopping
in Jefferson for the past week. Mr.
Curl is interested in the coal mines
fourteen miles southwest of Scio, and
says they have a ten foot ein of good
coal in sight. He also says we may ex
pect some reniarkahle discoveries in
that regiou in the future. Newt says
he can't stand more than a week's va
cation and so returned tohiswoik yes
terday. There is no doubt but what
there is coal in abundannce in that re
gion and will undoubtedly be developed
Sts soon as spring opens up. Jefferson
fleview.
srto siFiiMi.
Frnm tin' 1'n-M.l
Tim qnextlou I Mill scio have elcrtrlc Hnht?
An effort l heltiKinnde to ornntilwi a KatKhti or
Pythian lodRct In Selo.
t'lajr Myera hn tho misfortune nn Mfiilny to
Ifft Mi" rl-.'ht iiaad wvirvly imiAhed Lr timber full
ing on It.
O. V. riitUli lmn ili llvo arret of land at WM
Belo to Mr. tioiislu, of Sioux city, Iowa, for a
poultry form.
Kev. Mr. limpt "1 Ire hve Rone to hotisekecp
Inif. They exeet to hoM a M-rien of holiliem
meeting la thi.ieily.
Kuril, In this city, Stnrch SO, to the wife of Itev.
New, ailmiKlccr. Mother and ehIM dnlug nicely
hut tho futlior Is uof fX)pelcil lo recover.
S. 1. Shore litis urelmw'l an Interpxt In the pi-UlilUhm.-r.t
of Jnh:im, IP.blor & Co. There vi lli
bo no elite-8 In tti - Hnn lumiis 4t .rtrint.
A. J. Johnaon lnimUns wnne wililiuillitt m
provrtiaMit on Hie rorty in Hits rlty recemly
Umghtor l.ve Itltycu. Sflo 1 naklnii: tip this
Kirlii5 hh kIip never itM hefura.
B. M. To undid in c1oIiik out hitork of poixtn
here, preptuntory to removal to Rii(;erie, wln rvho
will go Into tin; hotel hirlnow, lmvln lcui-J the
IIoII'iiibu f tonne, tho Utt'liug hotel of lCiipun !.
No cie-liler wm ulcnted on Tuottlny for tho new
hnnk. but It 1 eiiH-euvl tlie (-tiloii lll ho tcn
lerc'l to our worthy rvcordvr, o. S. Miir. when
the bank is rcaily Tor buxir.rra. A .)'l tua kc-Icc-t
loo.
On Tuesday inxt will oiftir lh itit'etlinr of the
Irtrorporstoni ef the Kelo Huiliomt 'ontpnny, when
Hnal im-n-.irrH will no loiiltt l laketi 1kIhiik to
the bulhlini: and eiiillnt;anaie!ard ffaiiKeroto
rrom tltlii elty to Miinkem slntlon on the O. I. Il
will tnko but R-w wt k to build the nwul whan
ni-tive iieratloa are otn lnnuKuratel. Tho
time are rii ft the wheme.
t'KAWroRDSVII.I.K CfttlNOfl.
Mtx n-lt I'ltance will teach the whixtl in the
dlit rift vulb of here.
J. TL wtwinnn In out BRttln and now thliiku
.in.le ou-rht U have im-a le h"tj ymmir.
Vitn. I'lu-h & Miitkx-k have built a ntore
building aud ciaiuuoenl merclmudMng iu
liollry
The iH-inorrntln rlmnry sent a delegate to
the Cimuiy convention, It, W. Mu-ua and tleo.
Hulcy.
The Repnblii'an primary eleeted R. Olrra, E. N.
MeCawr and W. II. Scott a doletrale to the
t'iMinty convention.
Hon. J. S. Rico ha been confined tohla houe
about tbn e w eek with acute rheumatism, but l
now ab!t to tlr around.
Hertntin Rolw Ih'Ft'! Icachuifr the whoot here
lnxt Monday with a itikxI attendance. Think he
will havn rMTcnftil term.
Mr. Frank Malone H quite trtt k with an a.tb
niatie ilKtwe. He ban led a very active lif and
Il f'H-s hanl with htm lo lie routined to hi home
lie li now under medical Irvntincnt and we hoi
to nee him out agnln noon.
A new pot office h been etabllhed mile
ea--t of Crnwforlv!lle, nt IloUey. a new town Jut
tniti(r, w 1th ti. W. Iliifh a Na!y a id J. i.
M.eh k a-wtitaat. A po-tollb a ha been wanted
at tht place by the p-n!e for a lonit time, but
until lately no one was willhijrto tnk theoiriio
as It would necessarily have Been In ome rivie
dwellitn;, but that objection has been removed
and they have the oiHee. "Weslt y" in the IK. m
oi mi.
REAL. ESTATK SAtKS.
M ! BY HtTKlt-! WiLLiCR.
Fold for 9. A. tientry to U. W. Simcml. Ltte
fnrni ttn.ter, Kebratika. 3' acre of hitid ifi ml.
north of tow n.
Sold for I. W. Hrdl:i. to A. Ctvlwalader, late
frm t'allfornin, acre $ milt from t wn.
Sold for E. Uoan, to Jo. Nlxn. S t'nproved
lot In J. M. Katitntr addition to jrlmiiou.
Sold for JjJllcj Boyle, to titore VVcsteot. SO
acrv t mile w t of SuJnvMe.
Sol CorJ.H Ilithl. to Kavl l Pvebter, lots S and
6 In block 5. ilivfin'i a M'.tU a
HXlrTliX' At liiTTOS.
Jm'. Cuw.-.n to E. Kirkeudnll 2 let; to 1. W.
!tt1intme lot, aul T. A. Bwau one Hit.
M. A. Miller, to E. Goan, lot lu Reliten'
addition.
U. Y. Klrkparli-k sold Jim Munwy 5 lot. 5250.
P. ljrriri'. 1 lot, JS3.e0; B. Ljoy, Hot. r.o.VQ;
A. Do.!p!. jt.bK k ,.
K. Ilbdt soil II. Y. ElrkiMlrlck, i Vif, A 0.
Mr. Bantaand wife, of Fresno, Cal.,
arrived on the train Wednesday. Mr.
Ii uita Is a son-in-law of A. K. Wil
liams. He Is a gisxl mechanic and we
hope he will decide to locate in Leba
non. WHO STARTED
WHO
STARTED
THAT HACKLEMAN VA3
Giving Away Kid Gloves !
Hackleman has been over-run with applications for the
gift, and wants it understood that ho has not a pair to give
away. Tho misunderstanding probably originated from the
remark pf. some customer that they were literally giving
giving away Gloves at Hacklemax's. Of course they simply
meant that tho prices asked were next to a gift, which is
true ehoyigh. Hackleman sells tho
CELEBRATED MATHER KID GLOVES
Every pair warranted or your money refunded. Come and
take a look.
.Druggists & Apothecaries,
DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
r!ilnfi, Oils Ji nd G In mm.
STJVXIOMKJRY,
Fine Perfumery, Brushes & Combs
CIGARS AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
. Pvlaln Street, L,i?taraon, Oregon.
Shall We Have III ore Chorche?
There i ti'i old proverli which all know tub-)
true thnt If, "la uiil'y there bi Hin-ngth." Tli:
M vine Mu tcr mil 1, "A ho'tm rtlvld tdniilnt Itf'.r
c.r;niit fM'id-" Am eHt;vn of l.'.-l.i:i)ii aud n
ehiiroh K r nu wlh to miy thnt wo do nut nee at
this time (lie ii-.;e,el:y for mora church orKunlas-
t!lIO.
, Our ion ti Ssinoftma.lt, we haro not more
than K-Vi'ti hundred pvnfile at 11101, one fourth of
w horn never bo to church and another on -fourth
kh only ocetttlonally. Now when we re
member thot we have three well onrnulxerl
ehtirclie wllh rikvI church bulldincr and othe!
charch pni-ny U out of debt aat wltUacn
pneby rtitbcleiit lo eomfiHtubly neat every man
woman and clill I of the town at one time, an '
wl'li a tin ivtucy (millclenlly varied to meet tic
wniiiaorihe ni'i. t pemdnr mind, It dm scan ac
Ihoiifh any pcrm wl'hlnif lo live a rlirhrtlaa aoi
do K""d, ons'.it lo bud a home la one of the
rhnndie alnr.idy hern.
Another rcttroti we oiT.ir bi lha aiafter of flimn
ee. It I noMtinll btirdon tt.K:ie'y awnm win 11
it take the n-Kiointllilllty of bull Uin? a church
and npiiorilii(t a mlnlrter. When the ehu h t
built Hint 1 he poKtr pni4 tlili doc uot end th
eviicii'e. 1 here hi acoiitlnutl lemad for mon
ey to keep uj the ruat:lagexp"ti ftf tfte chmrh.
ttn one of tho rhurebe now atxiul til fur
Jirdlor, f 13 for fuel and tiWfor oil per atttititi .
B. -id: thine there are many extra call wide,
mutt met by a eliurch. It L aafe toeiyftr
t je rtiuiiiiuT exrf-n-CK It will tefca !'W. ami forle
iicvoIcticc S.'Jlif, Tor pauor aad preltlln(f elder
7 0. Tolailltrrj. Sonic ono iniut pay thetie bills.
Who will It be? To meet tlce rem It will b.
iii.elhliiK of nntianclul question; l'.y ivhoiaan..
how are lltey lo lc mett
Another re on which fay nototha q'lowlon
at the head of this article, la, that the aptlrt of
rhrl-tiuiiity 1m unity aud not division. Every
time we multiply chiinhe we divide snd rot
tcille. Therefore wo think it should be the duty
or all christian to look foela squarely la tha fow,
and lay a-.lde the lm;.le idea of a church name
Ell I uniu- f.r iiituua! bru .','!, no n.1 to build up a
few orrstnlnitlon a tuwHbb..: bat make thotse
which Rre hi rv 'iMiin1 proir-eroa.
Vitc tre e-ime ti look at t!ie two branhe of
McihiNll-m. what lthe diffofr nee . what 1 there
indemnod two oranHatlon? They are identical
tn nopirlne and nearly no In proi-tice, the tnlr
dlflcrcr.ee in ode I the Me!l.-lit Eol-citt
chore j-lh oth.-r thj Met ho IL-i Ki!i;l rhtirch
Soulh. What doi thai term Sonth amount to fu
these ilny of pence, tho qtu-tion which divided
them yean a.j, U now dead aud ei:ied forever
in thU court' ry.
nny win enniiian men eihtir to s name
which baa lot iu m-aultig. Tlu MeOi-xltl
E )leoil church t here. She ha a fine rhurrh
property all (ld for, can seat 3U0 people and make
them corafttrloble and her deor ore open to all
whowl-htowonhlptJo.!. AudaoItU with the
other chun-hiMi whleli are here. We ay then to
alb "Come thou withn and wewllldoyuuffood."
!h m ilivlde. If you do you will ace when it I ho
late that you hive atsuined burden which to
too heavy to carrv with ea.e. Cit:ieh,
BAKOAIM.
iv cnoi e lurm 01 mi acres, within a
rnllw of town, for sale. Inquire of
T. C. TEEBI.F.R A ClK
lor t lame back try saturating a
piece of flinn-d with Chamberlain
I'uiii tmlm and binding it on to the ef-
fectiHl prl. This treatment will cure
any orniniry cane tn one or two days
I'nlit Ibdm al cures rluumctism,
sprain, swellings and lameness, to
cent Imttlt s for sale by M. A. Ali!ler.
Money! Money!
ox
Good Farm Property
AT,
8'Icp Cent.
I examine my own security, write
my ow n pitprs, and if title ia perfect
can rio.te business up m short order.
Call on or write mo.
S. N. STEELE,
With E. G. Beardslev,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Albany, Oheoox. m28
THAT STORY
IT?
Mighty -growth, last ten years, into one of tho Work, a
Great Cities is' without a parallel No pen can now porfersf
her resources or tlie continued prosperity that the yscja cf
tho future will pour into her ,t
Worn
Ren
And her SCENIC shore linen on Lakes and Sound!;
Never has the hand of Nature been po lavish in her gift of
make the WORLD'S LAST GREAT CITY! lLonw .nj
her seven hills was as Hothing to Seattle's snow-crowntl
Olynipias on the North and West; Cascades on the East f L;
South, and from these mighty bulwarks of health estrt j
inspiration-giving, there rises tliQ mighty
Mount Ranier A - w a
Above every competitor
one of SEATTLE, tho
Citv at her base, which In another coro of years wJ r&je:
1 POPULATION every city on tho Pacific, tiCI.u
in
biggest ocean! 1
THE WASSOI ADDITIOH to SEATTLE! !
JUST PUT ON
Lots $200 Each
TrciSlN- OFF
SOME OF ITS
Every lot in full view of Mount Ranier and Lake Washington; rt
railroad; at depot; adjoining Ravenna l'ark; an electric railway
as can be completed to it; half dozen
tract on Audition; zo,UUU r emale
Without
THE WASSOM ADDITION
Is the place where men and women of Money and Bene -ment
will make their homes and why?
BECAUSE
The College, the Mineral Springs, Ravenna Park, the view of Mnt "
Ranier (which ia grander here than any where else on Pnget Sob ;
which, if for no other reason, would make it most desirable.
In Seattle a mighty City ia building. Take hold of the beat wfcM
you have a chance at Lowest Prices.
TO THE PIONEER A WORD: Why did yon cross the piU.r i
ny did you take your.uie and mat oi otners m your nanas tocoav
this Coast? What pen can write the histery? You have conqMitj ,
thi3 land, made the growth of great cities imperative, and iJr'jnM3
of great fortunes, almost in a day, possible. Now; by the invest r
a few thousands, or hundreds, you may reap the harvest that b-l4 v
you. Will you do it? The greatest corporations, the ablest finaiiBrf.
of Europe and America, are investing thousands nay, miXione, Li?.
Seattle. Will tou not invest? Your chance is NOW. Seize it. I'
have a CO-acre tract, an 80 and two 40-acre tracts. Only a few 1A
cheap; ripe for platting, any one of which will make you your fortlu.' ,
in a ehert time. Luy quick, I can't duplicate them. .
Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick ismong you and Sole Agent for -
WASSQIVrS ADDr
In Oregon. Call on Hun at Once
I will be in Albany in a few days and will remain only 1 '
would be glad to meet you personally and urge you to join". .
material upbuilding of Seattle, the Queen City of the Past tv' f
in Seattle be sure and call at Room S48 Seattle Block, where, " .
genuine pleasure in showing you the city. I . " . ;
-1
.owned
Harbor
........ I
1
on ho Pacific. remlndh2 f
. '
THE MARKET.
and Upwards
IIV 55 O X5TO.
ADVANTAGES.
tine residences already under
(Joiltgo to bo onttaeiLgeptembes,
Doubt
W. Bii
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