Lebanon Express.
JACK. AIUKS, 'GEO. U AIXXASDKR.
ADAMS & ALEXANDER,
PrilLSHKBs' AND IROrUliKlHRS.-
Vs'IIO TO VOTE FOIL
man's kelation to law.
Man must stand in one of two
relations to law; either to law ns
an outward declaration of authori
ty, or to law ns an inward prnui
'Shall V' llav .More. Church?"
pie
Etrmn T.khaSos I"xiri a-: .
A jKvuHnrhubJtM-t, and no Icpsnjv-cnili-.r
intntiiii. As n lover of tin;
cause of I'hr.at, Irlmply wish to say
to tlu readers of your cxe lSout pny.cr
that I huvo l'-l-ilvi-il "dt'z:u situl
A FEW BARGAINS
into the family for practical emci-, r ' ,:, ,..! ,-h,r
latum. Lav.- ns niv outward au- ;- n ..... ...,. .(:ui toll
dished in the tav.nl V,
I thoriiv
Law
i;? cst.i
t,i lnwt. i.mnrani'i' hn the win hand i It .eenis tout l:w nublic wutr.il
si l.infT to know now i ton r.e !
It i-! time for the .voters ot our or disorder on the other.
Stdc to ask thems:vos what sort j a3 the household has worked har-j
oi man should lo electcl, and what m0niouslv, the head of tlio house I
port of wan ehould hot be vlertcd. tiws not feei called upon to vrite !
There arc many grounds of ih-! ccimnam.ment. and publish edicts; I
auheation too ounoas to ami jll5 9.,vs xt ,a better to luwe sponia-
of interest and ;
love than forced submission: but
he feels that where love has been
defective, law must be made slrin
irent; as the moral impulse is weak,
the outward prohibition mu?t be
emphatic. Legal restriction is in
proportion to moral feebleness.
The stronger the written law, the
weaker the unwritten dictate of
love. The ignorant or seif-onih-ionated
man, especially the guilty
man, must have law thrust upon
his notice, thundered into his car,
sometimes indeed, scourged into
his flesh. By an inverse process
we ma- read a nation's moral
history bv studying its penal cede.
The legislators and magistrates are
constantly, though it may be un
consciously, writing the spiritual
Listerv of the country.
MONTAGUE'S
xo nceu i, .,v it hettei
mention. Amon,ttheessentialiiual-j mH)Uc expressions
5 i.. 1. ..... ... .--U t , r Ir-fv-t n ! t . e . . 1
addition to honesty and integrity,
are these: lie should be a man of
nature years and of sound business
hid 'incut a man who has proved
hv the success! ui conaues ui jus
own ad'airs, ability to manage the!
awaits of the public. He should b ;
a raan who, when once he has taken j
the oath o( office, will keep etcaily
in mind the fact that no matter
how lie was nominated he is in ofiiee
not as a representative of any party
clique, but ef the whole people.
And finally, lie should be a man
vh,se private life even if not im
maculate, has at least not been so
vicious and prolitkrate that he de
serves to be barred from the hearth
the respectable household. No
nvm should bo elected to any office
whois a salaried employe, and espec
ially a salaried employe of a corpo
ration, such as a railroad company,
that is liable to want franchises
uurinac his term of office. A man
workiig on a salary is not master
of his tnvn time. " lie must first
serve his employer, and business a
n officer must in all cases take
second place. And if Ids employer
r? a corporation seeking favor from
the people "and the government,
then it become:? not merely a ques
tion of time to do the people's work-,
but a question of unbiased and
-disinteresed loyalty to the people's
interests. Who belives that a rail-
1. --;i1 ticV- Vij Vririf1 t
vo. i-uii.ii.."" - -; diseipimanan
4ina luiier uv iiuh;is (
look li ;iu t i iif.ro :n to! uc
hi;i tii.it I !wvc iiirpivou him.
he on:. he wutr.d love
en r.f - to chv.reli
f.u I II ne tiel-ev.fi wiuit-tiu preueiu-rs
uv. hut if fie will come to nu? I!l:n
man and tell me who he w we will gst
down :uul prs'.y over iir. m.dter.
itnwifot the brief statetonts in
our former articles we dimply refer
rer.difi and iistellit-t nt people to 1i!n
t(.ry, eliureh pol.iy and the Hible.
As to our work here, wo 'ai down the
thirteenth chapter cf tlrst IVrmtliians
an onr mud-'il at'd uj.on thnt we ex
pect by the help of :J to build.
As to Southern Mithorti.ei, she hns
witbxt Kid the mut:itio!) of tir.i:, tho
dL-inUfintinn nnd dove.fii'.l nCdyn:Pty,
her motto aHvnys having bean,
' Ijove to (.hid nnd man." Slit- has
e-Moe out :w pld rt-lined of iu dros-s.
With thatwoiie motto she i f rp;et
tinsr those tiling which are behind,
and reaching forth unto those things
which are before," nnd sliei "pressing
toward the mark f;w the prize of the
hiah calling of (.)ol in Christ Jeiis."
JNO. M. 1'KK'K.
T.eotle?
No statesman can afford
-the common neonle from his calcu
lation. They are the verv riot and
-core of society. Presidents are
only bl.fssominpis of the national
tree. The roof is mor dependant
Tipon the foundation than the foun
dation upon the roof. Nearly all
if not quite all tho movements
which have changed the thinking
.tind determined the new courses of
the world have been upward, not
downward. The great revolution--tionists
have generally been cradled
in mangers and gone through rough
discipline in early life.
All men who have done any no
table work in the world have felt
-the consciousness of its importance,
a3 a fire in the bones. They could
not languidly dream of it, nor con
template it from a hazy distance.
They have hasted unto the battle.
Such a consciousness makes men
iie vonnc. It drives the blood
va:a:k of ruscirr.ixE.
To be able to look at a pleasure,
yet to keep it at arms' length for
the sake of a brother, is the highest
attainment of discipline. The dis
ciplined man enjoys the spoils of a
larce cono.uest in conquering him
self he has conquered his principal
foe. Ho can look at the forbidden
tree, acknowledre that it is pleas
ant, to the eyes, and, probably, a
tree to be desired t o make one wise,
and yet tell the damning serpent
that tr'ere is no folly so great as
the wicd mi which comes througk
1 violated love. The fear is that the
may become un-
senisl in judgment. The man wno
nan: i may be
., . -j , .
ltemmea to nuns vnai (.i.it i
. -.1 should cut oil' their right
.o omit i i
at:1. iii.- nu.: v...-
A Krothr-ln-I. l'o a Knife.
Monday Clint Cie and Ids brother-in-law
Jack liHi-tus, nf Millers, were in
Albany,' and though. rejcrt'-Hi not tole
on very good terms, they nsvsgated to
jrt ther and tilled up on aivmt th . sar.i
kind of tar.mt'Jhi jul e. (Joins home
iatein tlie a ternoun they tii-airr.'ed ma
terially on ail the live is--u. s of iho day,
resulting in a free nht in t heir dogcart.
Cole drew hit k:i:fe nnd gave Barnes a
frightful cut in the face, beginning on
tht rirrht side el hi.- ii'e. tv.t tli"
moutli to his chin. The Mood llowed
verv frtvly. An Albmv man win
nut them going to JeilVrsi-n, Cnlednv
ing and Barnes tsitting with iiis head
iu' Ids hands, said the bottom of the eait
was coverd with cloiri d blood. li.rnes'
wenr.d! weiv dress-rd by. a Jt tt'.Tj in
snrueon. Cole, who told the n!i-ry of
the" tight, wvs .".nested by the iry
marslml therr and broiizl'.t to Albany.
Justice Humphrey wiiseared o:t at 11
o'e'.'VK nnu issueo a eoiinv.i-i ie.'-.M, m.
Cdo v.:s placed in th e ;:r.ty J.til.
M;r. Cole wns takwti before Jusiivo
Huninlnvy Tnesd.;.' a;tiTim-:, but
1'nrm-s reiesed to aj p ir f. r.-.';i-t V.in;
and ho wa-i dischsived. L. tuconit.
Ofrerod by Paterson &. Wallaca,
Real Estate Brokers-
Delnw you will nnd a list of a few
of th mnnv banrains they have for
sale In city and country property. ;
City lois from ?-"() to ?13 good terms.
Wo hnve a number of Improved lots,
including dwelling and business prop
erty, 1ho a good hotel In ft tlnn hxauoii
nan In; toaght reasonably and on good
terms. Aiao the following:
No. 15. Price ?:0tX)
00 acres improved lnnl 4j miles
from city. Stack or gndu farm.
jo. 1R. Price faCIM
' SC7 ncres improved land 1 mile from
city. (5cod for garden or for raising
stock.
Nf. 17. Price ?3'J)u
1(V) ar res improved farai or fruit land
2; laihs from city.
No. 4. Price ?G00
liO acres iarnroved bottom land
mile from city; well timbered.
No li Tri'-e ?2Q0
10 acres 1 miles from cltyjsoil sandy
loam; good for gardens and fruitd.
No.0. ' rri.-c?000
aens well Improved laud 8 miles
from city.
M
THIS INTERESTS YOU,
-o:-
-ueainst his company in cs.ee if - h,p cut vft right !
terests conflict with those of the . t tpd to tMnk tha
hands;
e mav
No. 11. Price S'.!000
V-2 aeris flrst-eh-s stock and gndn
furm 8 miles from city.
For further particular concerning
the above or nnv other information in
regsrd ti Ileal Kstnte address
i'hTKHios A YVAU.Aei:,
l-banon, Oregon
Wliy Pay
c?nt Interest ca Money
Hang Out Our Banner on
the Outer Wall.
THE CRY IS STILL
THEY COME.
Montague's Magnificent Spring
Stock 01 Dress Goods in
Endless Variety,
Such as Do Belgres, Foulards,
Ch allies, Satines,
Organdies,
Swtzs Lawns, Btshop and Victoria Trlmm!rg9,
Ribbons, Velvets, Plush l Many Sbadcs,
Buttons, One Thousand Varieties
Gloves, Hosiery,
We invite you to come and look through oui 31am-
mot n Shook oi
Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, Cigars,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Etc.
PURE GOODS & FULL .WEIGHTS IS OUR MOTTO,
Hides. Furs and all kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for cr9ods.
We Guarantee Fair Treatment to All.
W. B. DONACA.
Corner Brick Store, Main Street, Lebanon, Linn County, 0l
OYERLAHD TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
SOUTHERN TACI FI C COMPANY'S
LINK.
"Vli5 "T.t Cim Gft It
T.S. rot;:i. Jn t:,
no reliant ef Iir:--t-d
recmimi-nd Kt. IVtr:
vm-d tiU'in.' liesnvn.
- of the P.
IU., s- vs
mid kri'iw
b:-
'I letve
wb-.'T-
o On- of tl "vi?r 3 fr:":! !- T.!,,'-v nr; i-"? S1", ?'r":
. . V- 1 1 ! thtir action and -rodnee a r.Yr.Mi.ul
isci'.dme !s to Pvo j e. inie t iiecc. IV r sale u- M. v. I
.r! . !
think it hard that other parvpic
shouiii nave tw
purposes of di
men a firmer control over their t MiKer.
critical facult.v v.'hen they institute
a comparison between themselves
and others.
of! s'-H'.-.k.'1 A nyt ii'tri. u:,l: d w.ilx cm:-
ir.if::.wivi,i liinS t:i: ..i ;
T:n-v nre pr.ifor-t and 'W
CAT.L. ox Tirr.
THE ETSI.E.
What a wonderful book is the
Bible in the matter of the variety
cf its contents. Everything seems
to be in it poem, narrative, music,
friendship, personal news, national
intelligence." judgment, battle,
praver, sontr, anathema, and bene
diction. "VYhcre is there anything
to correspond with this? Not in
anv book certainly but in actual
life there is the selfsame thing over
aeain without the loss of one line.
If the sun could print for us w hat
he se-3 on anv day in the year, he
? ll.TJ
YVhnt Krree.ter an;i truer rr.;-:i
!m!s:iiv te.wi the country e
He h-.tiuhs with jvi wrn-n yoa are Ri:io, j
wet-v..? '.villi veil when v.-u !:rr sad, ami i
!:
1
! Oregon Land Company
Oregon.
Albany,
both kind and wis?, and r.irrly 1
it
he t:
1-e.i:
HS It ereiites s;o s'jrprv. lie
t iih well t-s elirvk: is ;s-
KIA
sessi'd of isjv.rit and yet i nir-ck, i.n(l
fur till tliia lie livis on fiftesn cciits :
vek.
to(k Dickinson,
Managers.
"a ! w-md.'i iTint a second edition of thei
1 ll. 1 -w-t X a - -si oviti .jl
aiong me cnani.iB "B1-"1. B'ble It is a pare torn cut ot ttie
-that greatly distrc,es nature, and , . olume cf what is the
strains the intellectual nerve until
the brain eees strange eights aud
often trembles for its own safety.
Onlv men of strong natures know
-what is meant by this lavish ex
penditure of life.
It is apparent to the most casual
observer that our population is
gravitating toward the cities and
towns. While we like to see our j
twns growing in population and
-wealth, we question trie wisaom Oi
such a course if done at the ex
pense and impoverishment of the
country. As cities grow there must
le a corresponding growth and de--vclopmeni
in the rural districts, or
3i collapseis certain to result. What
-the country needs is not a more
diligent class of farmers, but small
farms well tilled, a greater variety
of crops and a thorough, practical
knowledge of some one branch ef
Imsbandrv.
tryou nave a irunu himwwuit
Plate that is likely to cc.i.ne l;cr and j
Is ixnxioiisio i-aril p. uiviuni itnn.-iu-insr
the o.ontry, just stnd ihem tie
lxriiEss fir a Veur.
jWESTIOOD POULTRY YARD!
All jwrtscs knowing themselves- In
del'ted torn1 will j -lease call and s-ettle,
sis I need my monev.
51. A. Mii.Li:a.
dailv newspaper but a revised
translation of the Bible, often, in
deed, with God left out in the spell
ing, though He cannot be left out
in realitv. Take to-morrow's paper
in one bond and the Bible in the
other, and see if the paper be net j
r..n ,-.0 n it 4i,ro v.oi
not something like an echo in all
its utterances.
WELL-GEOUSPED FAITH.
What confidence can an untried
man have in himself? The reaii
who hos no faith in himself is
weak; the man who has a false
faith in himself is deceptive; the
man whose faith i3 founded upon
the fact of a great conquest is
strong and honest in proportion to
that faith.
Men cannot be benntted by mere
.... . 1
i power, but tnev are necessarily re
LE3ANON PRODUCE MARKET.
Clmr.irett tMf Vtk
Kcs-? I't r ili. 7..
Hiring chicki ng ?1 00 per doz.
Old chickens $-5 0 per dez.
I'-roik rs $Z 73 tnr do::.
Ducks -:S W pt-r din:.
tJces-j :' ol per d-z.
Turkeys 12St Ptr
S!!s KC per lb.
plmulders So per lb
Hams llept-r!!.
Inciter Sf :TT lb.
I,::rd in paiis ?! -25 p-r can.
" " balk S-.: per lb.
s4
w
J. P. H'JfFMSN. Pro?.
h-r-'. Partntv.'Viit iin-J '"' l!
"".n-Ui'i. I.irt.t -il l':r' Frn'i-
:::; lir-i-.f I. --;:irr:i. 1.r. -I
Vy.nl'f.l'lr.i;-i!!i l'-'fkn;nt
Sent rr c':r r'.;ir.
PHILOMATH. OfJEGOH.
fn fact everything to make a lady's
eyes lairlv sparkle. i.oth the Mam
moth store and the One Price Cash
Store are the recipient.' of Immense
Stocks, and Montague proposes to
sell them to the people who deal in
Lebanon ut
PKICES
THAT-
Defy Competition!
The Mt. Shasta Route.
Tima Between Albany and San Fran
cisco, 35 Hours.
California Express Trains Ron Dally
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND
SAN FRANCISCO.
ivrH.
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S:if. K....LV V!l,ny jl. u.
7:V A. t....Ar.... .i;i t rwncUci l.v... 7 ilwj r. M.
Lock! Passenjsr Trains Dally (except Scnday)
y i7ir7r. I. y Tor; iaii J ....A r ... 3:45 P. J.
VyVf I-. M....I.r... Al"j.u:y LT...1SSS. .
2:1'' p. M.-.-Ar Vl'JUlO ' "5?-:
Local Passenger Trains Dally (axcept iiunda)
!:Jr. ...l.v A'.hauy -
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1:V) r. V....I.V a:1:ikt
Z e. M....A'- l.ctiir.on
7.3 a. i....l.r A!?:
Ar. tJii A. s.
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.r srj5 a. M.
-40 A. X.
Ar 4.yi r. a.
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...Ar. Lcba.i-jn ...Lt. 3.4" P. .
T?r
locoesi
''To discontinue an .advertise
ment," says John Wanamaker, 'is
like taking down your sign. If you
wart to do business you must let
the ne -.nle knw it. Standing ad
vertisements are better
"ciiearH'r than reading notieee.
look more substantial and
neFS-likc and inspire confidence.
T would as soon think of doing bttsi-
and
They
busi
ness witnout
vertiair.g."
cl-jrks as without ad
duced to a meaner manhood by
Drcsence of a power that is
It will not be long until the can
didates start out on the campaign.
Onediaif of them at least will work
hard for nothing and. board them
selves. If we could forecast the
result next June we would gladly
lessen the campaign expenses.
Generally when people have
nothing to do they buck agin'
one else doing much.
any
THAT KAZXKOAl.
the
de
structive. To have m tne city or
nation a power that is so incon
trclably destructive is to live in
perpetual fear, and fear can never
train a noble and generous man
hood. 1
DEMOCHA TIC TICKET.
Following are the nominations
made by the Democratic State con
vention, which met in Portland
April 24:
Congressman R. A. Miller, of
Jacksonville.
Governor Sylvester Pennoyer,
of Portland.
Secret ny of State W. M. Town
send, of Lake Co.
Treasurer G. W. Webb, of Pen
dleton. Supreme Judge B. F. Bonham,
of Salem.
Sunt, of Public Instruction A.
Leliov, of Brownsville.
Stace Printer J. O'Brien, of Pcit-
wer, that),;!',' r;"!'S
greatest of J-" -"- J
novelists, ana v.c i -.irrt
ccver sr kc sncre I V
truiv. end he micht !
have added wiUi er;ual fortre, that merit
is the esser.ee of sucee33. Wisdom's
Rober.ine is t!:e spoti; tit of mcvit, and
its history is sqccpss. 'The mngical ef
fects of ti'.ia prepa-ation have ten attest
ed bv theusauds cT tie lea'ling lailies of
pocie'ty and tho stng-. It is the ;nlv arti
cle ever diKco-crc-d which tjivts a Nainr
cl and Beautiful tint to the complexion,
at .the same drr.e '.xmcnnv; r.U roushres3
of the f-.ce sr.d rtms crA leaving the
skin soft, stnooti. a;id velre'-y. It has
lor.g been the stH'lr :f rht ir.ists to pro
duce a:i article t!.;t while it w. uhl bran
iifv the comple-vion -."c'd also have the
merit of tei::;: fttirni'ess, but these two
unpens :t ccslitics v.e e never brought
toethrr until c:';H ltd in
yiiiDC'S
THE TAILOR,
AI.3A2JY, - - - OREGON,
H;is o;e!iel the lo.rs-t and i
fiinl liie of snit:nt,s evnr " j
iiroiijtht to Albany. It
inebl-hs pnt; ;! for full
dlN-SH 311'V :r eat.H, vests or
pnnts ft-.-parately, and tni-bn'i-f
s -ine of the tiin-wt
of in;;iO'-t'd gfd?i not seen
here oi f. ie. " Mr. tjrahr.ni
EMPLOYS SrClLUED WORKMEN
A.XD
GUARANTEES A GOOD FIT,
As well as !he bt qunlity
of fid:. Tlice dti":np
somethinar r-.ally
shonld f .til and
INSPECT KI3 NEW PATTERNS.
O. K. HARDY
W-M on fcati'i a Ir.rge Etcck of
-f id'-fe'. 'a. -
Mr. Tinntlngton has declared hia in
tention to alter the narrow gauge to
fstaudard inc. It now behooves the
citizens of Lebanon and vicinity to
make an effort to secure the road
through our town.' Railroads are not
built for the accommodation of smedl
towns and impoverished communities,
lmt. r.r the creatures of traffic and !
commerce. J!od rtasiis(whicli amc.ng
capitalists! are equivalent to Kiyin in
vestments) must outweigh the financial
advantage of the old narrow giU;.?e
line before we win entertain ssn.v hope
of n change of route. Very lit tie cmi
be said in fuvorof the route now trav--iMii
by the narrow gauge. A great
m;nv long bud uuumwiiry curves
liavee.dded many miles to the length
und fnrtv r fifty thousand dollars to
its finrcut exienst. IJridges which
must hv alrrred n r upan ur riversi at
inijuji'-liciible point , end the road
jii'ms. k by nev.r;il ndirw some of the ini
I'ortunt towns in the noner WiUtsiriette
:dlev. Unless the -road be built nearer j
ilis- i-!-st skic f flu- vsillev. the ricl air-
rieuliurid belt lying east of the pr.
iand.
MILLINER
:
AMD-
Fva.icr Goods.
Have .Tust Received a Lnrge and
Veli-8chcted ,Stock of
ry C
OOtlfifl
Prosecuting Attorney 3rd Dist
J. J. Whitney, of Albany. '
JKIIL CITY srLIXTrRS.
f-r-
FROM 8AN FRAMCI3CO.
My stock comprises every thin?
usually kept hi a tirst-H;i! millinery
store, i'nibiV.einyr only the latest styles
and fashions, and all id prices that
defy competition.
The picnic on the 1st i looked
ward to as a pleasant occasion.
Vv. D. Gamma's new two fitory rei
dhnceand otMce building U lienrhig
completion.
T. U- Badger, proprietor of the CliiT
Iukjsv, is excavating preparatory to
building an addition 16x30, li stwrits
high.
Thtf Rantfam Lunilxring Co. are pre
paring to erect a stone building 20x70,
two stories high, in the plane of the
building now occupied by them.
Joe Fones has put out a gr-atdoal of
fruit this spring. Jos is a rustler, lie
has fixed up a neat end well improved
home in the short time of about six
months,
Michael IIo:an is showing his fiath
in the town bv completing a very neat
-; residence on the bank of the hautiam.
He contemplates building auotner one
as soon us material e&R be had.
Ai'livvJ.
G. W. RICE.
j ' V-. ' ...f' "..;..i. -...i' r!,.,w.v.i'v of : T.. H. I. Bondv. the merchant, lias
tl,. 'i;Wifs, mv prove a sr.l?i sent pidnled the roof of his More
iTidi.vin..'r.t o s.n;e oliier eosiij'.'si! v to i isipart-ti-ningu ui: upp
....,; i f'i.,.n..!v.v t.e ii.ia jiMt-i:ri:cl i snine. nas st-t oat lruit-'troi
territory :ut reduce tne pit-sen t pnu to
Xhn vin:'Clh:-Sj Of Jl ujere stArveling.
on vaean: lorti, uiici Jii
r sbewaii'iiu enterprLii.i,'
buildings.
;rtforvof t;e
is clearing
v:.n;ms wait
spirit. fP-v.
Money! Money!
ON
I Good Farm Property
AT
S Per Cent.
I examine my own security, write
my own papers, aud if tiile in perfect
can close business up in short order.
Call on or write me.
S. N. STEELE,
Willi E. G. Beardslev,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Al-UAXY, OUKCO.N". Hl2i
JEWELRY
JUST RECEIVED
Call And Secure Trices.
STOP AND READ.
Smooth Shave and Nice
Hair-Cut.
Shampooing; and Spanish Lus
ter euros tho Scalp of
Dandruff.
EGT : AND : COLD : BATHS.
in any town in the State of Oregon.
To those wirfe (?) ones wbo trot oil
to ether than their home town to
purchase cheap John trash, pause
ere it be too late; discard the- idea
of buying anywhere but at home,
ptui then ov.l- of Montague, and
you will have your youth renewed,
your mhv.l in ferone content, aud
100 cents' worth for tour dollar
every time. No bait?, no vhromos.
no steel or wocil engraving:, of
awfully homely shoemakers chvs
M-intuirne deltiile his customers
with, hut he DOES give them the
choice of tne very l-?t goods from
the larpy-ft Fchxtion this side cf
Portland, at the imt nvxkrate
rices for cash or approved cour.try
pr Juce.
Ha wlio Mea'i i:y perm x;?Aa trash
From the fact that I have emp
tied it in purchasing the above
warned goodrf at panic prices, and
oloiii purchasing the daisiest lot of
LADIES' SHOES,
CHILDREN'S SHOE?.
MEN'S SHOES,
BOYS' SHOES,
GIRLS' SHOES.
Talk about other brands of ehoes
than the magnificent line kept by
Montague. Shoo, fly, don't bother
me; there is room cnouih in the
world for thee and me. We can
FIT anyone, and when Montague
pays FIT he means it, and he is not
coing to send vim out of his palatial
ptoreu with those abominable monsters
in leather which von mav possibly
find in other establishments not a
thousand miles from our grand eni
jiorium, and which makes your feet
look as though von were a new arrival
I from Chieato. No, do not make any
lui.-ilake when you want GOOD Hoots
or Shoes for mother, wife or fiatcr,
the grandmother to the baby, the
grandfather to tho last new boy, but
be sure to call on Montague and se
cure what you may require iv that
line. Every pair full- warranted.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOUU1ST SLEEPINQ CARS,
I'or 8coonmiodaUm of reoi id-Class
l'stessenirer, attehd to
Kxorvss Trains.
Tl-c S. T. Cn's Fvny make' conRoe:!on with
r."l tne ri:diur trs.:'i ca tne East bide &eia
ir-ot oc V v.ivct, I'trta.a4.
West Side Dlvlstcn.
PORTLAND and C0RVALLIS
M&ll Tra:.-i Deity tExcupt Sunday)-
m..l.T lortlsntl..
'zSt p. m Ar Coraiii.
Atj-j) p. m
Lr12i0 p. K.
At AlS-tr.r :! 1 rvlli.i odhtccI with traiu l
Ori;o:i l---i:ic Kn.iircs.tl.
Express 1'ral- Dally (Except Sundr;
p. ro.
S p. ra.,
,Ir r-i-tiaud. r.
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3 ' ... in
THROUGH TICKETS
M'o All Iolnt
CSLIFOHBIi.
NEW STORE and FRESH GOODS!
We have opened a New Store
-AT-
Peebler & Buhl's Old StanD,
And -wish to announce to the people of
Lebanonon and vicinity that
a
WE HAYE COME TO STAY.
Give us your support, for we intend to
etay among you. We have a good and
fresh stock of
f
G R O
C E.R
SUCH AS
I E S
Canned Goods of all Kinds, Confections,
Grass Seeds and Wall Paper,
TOBACCO & CIGARS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC.,
In fact, everything that can
Toe foLrncl in a first-class
Grocery StorK.
S.P.BACH.
ECUTH AKD EAST YIA
- T'Tl lTTf.irmaii.in rpcartTinj r!s irI-',
c tr.. cj.ii tri f imwiT s Kceni a". a.-:it.
IU K KHI-Ffi. K. P. IU lltS.
ilauitsr As-t. G. F. i I'aMi. Agent.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
noticf: fok rrcticATios.
f-iTi!i Statk I.Ayn OFr'cr.
OntMoN t'rrv. On-srn. March SI. 1S31I. J
Notti r. i ht:ui:ry oivks that ix com
i U.-.-T-'e k1 lic jnv:jii!!s oflli- net of Om-fn-'i.f
June S. 1KT. ertitlf l "An a-t lor the sale
i-f thiTl-t-r l:iH. in : k S!a!..s-f I'aiit-rni. Oregoa,
:.'tvA.iit, b::1 Wttslihiet -a Tcrriiory,"
THOMAS J. MILLER,
I )f Ix-l-r.non. comitj' of Linn. State of Orejrrm, ha
thinlnr f'leit in this ofrice hb fwnra Ma:emt-nt
Ni. 13. for tltc piin-lia.- of the X. E. of sec
tion Xu. 13. ill toww-hip Xa 12 fouth. ranse No. 2
e.-t. an.l rriil o.Ti r j r.of to ?how that the land
sxmeht i more valiiaMe for its timlx-r or oiie
Umu for asrietiltuial t ur -. ami to establish
hl- rUim to sii l l.nul ot-fopf the n-p-Ur and
rvociver of this ofllee at Oregon City, Ort-gon, ou
Momli'T. the 3f'lli day of Aucust.
lie na:nen an wimeseie iivo. Hale. Win. Hale,
S. M. tJarlatid and J. E. Squires, all of lbanon,
t Jim rour.iy, Oregon.
An and all petwn c'.simiiiTr adrersely the
alHive-de-rTilHd iHml are rvqjrsled So Kle their
cla:ni to thii oKiee on or before saM i5th d.-ty of
Aupent. UJ. J- T. Ari'EKSON. Kejrister.
NOTICE FOR TUBLICATIOX.
I jind Offiee at Oreson City, 0-een, 1
April 9. 1890. f
v tflTK F. IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE FOL
IN lowinp iiHTneil scltk-t lias tiled notice of his
intention lo nmke final proof in mpoort of his
t-lnim. and t!:Ht 'aid proof will lie rr.ade Kfore the
fniiTC.y .HiilTre or m i:i aoenee oeiore ire iotiit
Ci.-rk'of i.inn countv. at Albany, Oregon, ou
Morula-, June 2d. v1.t:
ton rETv:n johxsos.
It.mictrii'l Entrv No. S! f,.r the N. Z of S. K. H
and P. -. of N. K. W of See. IS. To. 12 S.. E. IE
He riiiiue the 1'oiuwiiiK itnoM- to prove Ills
eim'-miou" residence upon am! cultivation of aid
Inn. 1, vis: S. V. vimoiiK. V. HedeJI. 11. Pi-ndiey and
J. M. Piiuonn, all of Lebanon, l inn co-.in'y. Ore-
pm. J. T. AI'l'EHSOS. Ueuistcr.
Ccntlemeu end
Lndles May
Luxurj-.
InJiilpe in the
Next Poor to Teterson Sc Wcllaco'a Ecftl E-lal
ciintc.
I. 21. HOHTJ3V,
LEBANON, OREGON.
rP YCU W!SH A COOD REVOLVER
SMITH & YESSOM'S
iritcnrE
e.
.4
iivMHif act tired
and the firstchtwcrf all
cKuortd. In clUros 34
y.-i nnii 44-1 1 0. sintrte or
TTierleas and Tartfot models.
iMt: fiuntitv wronirbt
.iA.il. rfnUir
r workmfli.-ihln nnUHtook. Unrlvnled fori
t: ni nil, ilumbiUiy und acctrncy. I 7
nl- be iltcotvol by ebcjfp ma'oltitt rm imitations
rt'4i ttohl fir th ffeuujpo nrtic1v Tii7 nre uiuo
li:ole aud claJiKvtus. Tti 6hith ft wicsoou Ho.
VvLntM are stumped upun tlie barreln wlUi firm's
name, address anddatof itHtouta, and we fnar
antret) M-feot. Insist upon 'iavlu Uicm, and if
j hit duaier eumiot sn,iply yoti, ait order ciit to ai-irt-s
Ivlow wiU rwolvejjrompt nttcittli'a. Dcscrlp
iiu cat4ilovrue d prices upon oppUcatiou-
How as to Clothing.
When the ptir.-w was emptli'd, as
above puct-inc-tly set forth, Moiitniie
was coniiM'lk-d to epeu nnothor bnr'1
for tlie jiurpow of sot-urlngr to our cus
tomer the liitost li'iveltifa in tine suit.i
as well na those inlapted to evfrrv-day
wear. We are now opening uj our
eleRunt designs in Orffjon City tlloth
inir, Cali lorn in Cnwimero C'lotliiiinr,
Men'H Cloth in jr, YoutU's Clothing,
lloyb' Clothing, nil Imported tJoods,
eleant-litting gsiritieuLi, r.t ecaudal
otisly low prices.
Montague has bad over forty year.1
experience in stliitiijt gonla, twenty of
which were ppent- rinug you right
here in Iiobanon, nnd he now propose!
to apend the evening of his life in giv
ing to one and all Mich prices s the
itiiws jrranger of jjinn ccuuty never
dreamed of. Make Montague know
you are going to pay cash down and
no grumbling (the chronio grumbler is
a despicable creature), and ho will
make prices to you all right.
MONEY ONCE MORE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOX.
Lani Office at RwEPrnn. Oreron,
April litis. lwo. f
Votiee in h'-relv fflven that t!ie followiiitr-nained
fot'ior liTj Hied notice of his intention to make
Himl nmof in Miooort of his claim, and that said
proof n ill Im; made lie fore the judge or in his ah-
elT( e la-fore tne clorR of tne county conn ot i.inn
ecunfy. urctron. At A U way, Oregon, on faaiuraay.
May 3ist, 1:.-J. vu:
F. HEXTERMEyER,
Homestead Entnr Xo. SW1. for the N. H of S. IV.
. and S . ' i of S. II J i, Sec. 10, Tp. 14 3., It. 1 Fii-a.
w. M.
lie nnnic the followiiiR witnee to prove hi
continuou ri-i-loncc nfion and i-nllivation ofwiid
land, viz: Willinm MeClure. Jivcob Hush. Oliver
Kn-wll. T"ti r .'alkern. nil of Sweet Home. Unn
count v, Otvpm. til A3. W. JOHNSTON.
V ' KeKLter.
IKAITI) A: HOLT,
Apothecaries,
Draggists
&
-dealers in-
Pure Drugs AND AlEDICmES3
PttintH, OilH imtl Olmssi.
STATIONERY,
' Fine PerfumerjBrushes & Combs
CIGARS AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon.
V-
IT LOOKS JDST LIKE HER,
Only It Flatters Her.
Don't You Think So?
Such Is the Comment on Photo
graphs Taken by Wilcox.
Don't be afraid of breaking the glass,
fer Wilcox tests all instruments
on himself, so he knows they
will stand anybody.
We Guarantee Satisfaction to Each
aud Every One.
Cnllory on Malu Street.
GEO. L. WILCOX.
TbkQ Gclobratcd FrenGh Gurs,
wwd '"APHRCDiTlNE"
AFTER
The peoplo who promised to pay up
by the 1st of last January and faikd to
connect may fiud their accounts where
it win not please tlieui. Alontague
does not propose to waste valua'ole
time in huvtingup these delinquents.
but will send the most forcible colkc- uox sr
tor he can employ to wile tne dollars
due me from these much-promising
and liever-performing gentlemen.
CHAS. B. MONTAGUE.
r niotiey
rvrii:Mtd.
In SoiJ OS A
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
to cure anr
birmof neriuiMI
diiiert, or aujr
iltKoider o( tbe
CC'.ii-nitivc or
Iran of either
fox wln-Mier ar
Iklnif fioin tha
lxc.-s.rtvt! ue of HiiuHlnntii, Tobacco ur oiitMn.
srinroilli ymiUirnl ttidiurctioii. orr liiMnis-iu-c,
Ac., nu ll an lw of r.rain Tower. Wakeiiil.
ui-i, licarin iloivu Tains In the lini-k, eintiial
Wrnknmw, 11 ymeria, KwrroHH I'riMRt ration Nocturn
al KmiMiotre. Keocorrhi-a, JiiMiniMia, Weak Mem
orr.Ixwjof 1'owi-roiid lni(Mtencr, which H ne
clecteil often lead to remanireohl ai;eaiiil inan
rty. rrh-e f 1.00 a bx. 6 box for to.u0 fcc-ut by
mail on riieeiM of price.
A WKIITKN i. tRAKTXE ffireTerrJS eO
order, to refund tho money if a l'rma-Mt
cure ik not eflvcted. TlioiwaifU of testlin..ali
froui old and young, of both sexes, )eruiaiietit?'
cured bT A rtri.-"tTiy. Circular frue. ddres
The aphro medictne co.
vasrTEKK limsni,
POKTLANB, OR
(Sole Airentfor Lebanon, Or.
Lumber I Lumber !
All parties conteKiplating building, or desiring lumber for
any other purpose whatever would do well to call on
HUMPHREY & TAYLOR,
At his lumber yard at this place or at the sawmill.
Wo have on hand a first-class stock of
Rough and Clear Lumber.
Bills of all kinds filled on short notice.
Give me a call
Before Purchasing Elsewhere,
Humphrey & Taylor. ,
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