Lebanon iKxpress.
iM'.VY jiini: ,. isnn
EYES AND EARS I
IjOlmiinn always,
Irf-lmnnn Tor henltlt.
Iivbanon fur the Kximiess.
Iielmuon for a bmI location.
Iiebnnott Tor ft manufacturing town.
Al. Frum wiw In town lat week.
We unw lr. Starr at Waterloo hit
week.
Several tiaiiHtVr in real estate this
week.
Fine lot of lumber lit Nickerson's
ttlnner.
Walton !fc Wlley'a ptauer 1 running
on lime.
No dtiHt on ua Lebanon has a ntivet
FaI. Kellenlerger has trailed his fiaii
of blacks.
Xion't forget tho band entertainment
Jun13th.
Owiii'i mammoth planer Is Hearty
completed.
Guaranteed machine oils at Cinson
Jk Mensies'.
Wru. Iteld In repainting hia fence on
Main atreet,
Screen doors and windows at Cru
aon & MomW.
Mr. Ihir l building a residence
near the railroad.
Mewsrs. Jennlnga & Co. are shipping
lumber to Albany.
F. M. RnvuVr, of Plalnvlew, called
on thin office Friday.
T. C. reeblrr'a new dwelling will be
ready for paint soon.
Lebanon ba another hamesa nhop;
J. C. Fiey is the proprietor.
Jo. Elklnftls huihUnr a new fence
around the Academy ground.
J. A. Heard Itought the O. H. llland
residence on Main street thin week.
Mr. ISeott, of the Oregon ian staff,
called on the Kxi'ukps Wednesday.
Brown Hammr-d U bulldiim ft large
two-tory dwelling near the railroad.
No flsh oil in our machine oila.
Cnrsox & Mexzjks.
Mr. i,. Maxwell, from Albany
prahie, was visiting Ibanon Monday.
Mr. Hamilton Is having lumber
liauled for a building In West Lebanon.
iVe thank little Miss Idda Eaton
for the box of luscious berries she gave
Via.
Mm. t?eo. Wilcox Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Wluter, at Jefllr
inon. Pr. Ihiekctt ha re-pal it ted his dwell
ing, which added greatly to its appear
ance. Mr. I lend rick wn has painted his
residence and otherwise improved his
projierty.
Mias Zoe Marks is loarulnar the phr-tographcr'.-
art under Ueo. Wilcox, of
Ijebanon.
Lebanon Cornet Ibtud will furnlh
music for the picnic at Holmau'a grove
to-morrow.
V. P. Washburn visited this office
Friday last, and favored us with his
autograph.
John Davis, proprietor of the Ft.
Johns hotel. Sweet Home, visited Lb-
I ...
Mr. Walton was called to Albany
Monday last to attend his aged mother,
Who is very feeble.
Henry Blakeley and wife, of Browns
ville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. C. Klepper Friday.
S. P. Itach went to Salem Mond ly.
He says his trip was so enjoyable that
he Is going to repeat it.
The proprietor of the St. Charles if
8gaiu on his feet .soliciting the patron
age of the lank and weary.
Clyde Knapp, a haher in the
Brownsville public school, spent two
days in Lebanon this week.
The world desn't care how you got
leat; anylody eaudothat. It wants
to know how you got there.
For once roosters command a higher
price than hens. The Democrats
want good crowing roosters.
Messrs. Leonard A Son and Mr Hen
rJrlckson, our boot and shoe manufac
turers, are kept busy now-a-days.
August Kecne, wife and children left
Saturday for Indians, to visit Mrs.
Keene's father, who is very feeble.
Born, to the wife of J. M. Wiley, a
son. All parties doing well except
the father, whom it is thought will not
recover.
Five octogenarians voted in Leba
non Monday. It looks like our old
Oregonians will have to be translated
Knocb-like.
Architect Sehell, of Albany, got the
contract for building the Lebanon
school house. Work will be begun on
the building soon.
The public school closes to-day. It
is the intention of the school board to
have the new school house completed
by September 1st.
Never, perhaps, in the history of
Lebanon would the population out
number the throng which was seen on
our streets Friday.
Mr. Jack Hickman and Mrs.- K. Mc
Cune were married in Lebanon last
week. We wish the newly-married
couple the fcest of success.
Lebanon precinct polled over 400
votes, an increase of about 100 over the
last vote. Verily, we are growing in
population at a rapid rate.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give a strawberry and Ice cream social
next Tuesday eve in the building south
of Beard & Holt's drug store.
Jas. Matchett left Tuesday for Rock
ford, Wash, for the purpose of taking a
look at that country. His son, Dr. F.
P. Matchett, is located at Rockford.
We guarantee our machine oils to
contain no cotton seed nor fish oiis;
but pure machine oil.
Cbt-sok & Mekzies.
I am prepared to chop grain Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays; saw wood
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
H. Cross.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted: to me will please call and settle,
as I need my money.
M. A. MlULEK.
An exchange says: "Don't blame the
world when things go wrong." Most
men do not. They simply raise a row
in the family and meet the world smil
ing. E. B. Crouch returned Monday from
a three weeks' visit with J. V- Keebier,
st Oakland, Or. Mr. Keebier has
charge of his uncle's farm near that
place.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to Cruson & Menzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all of our old accounts!
will soou be put in the hands of a col
lector. I m now prepared to furnish ray
ciiMtomtrs with jir" Dzli' l m' Prn
Linaced Oil. sold on tinruRtie. 1 a!.-e.
jrrv MfK'irv's pure :'.:.
Ihwd jMtntltdt. report the
-Tvipvo'ii'-hej,, no fianihim bridge nt
this place, nivln itn unat condition,
iV-mnty oillcinh w ill please ncu to llie
malt r.
Mr. I tobklns, proprletcr of the nm
eliinenod repnir Hhop, l1 buying I ho
best machinery and can repair broken
and disabled machinery of every de
8'iiplion. Itutf. lliatt. and Giles Parker started
for the Ivitson hot sprlnurs Saturday.
We shall await their return with mh
slderableanxlety. Hutr. promised us a
mess of trout,
Mrs. Munscy was Mils week riding
In n spring wagon when one of the
wheels dropped into h rut, throwing
ner out upon her lieml, hurting her
neck very badly nnd injuring her in
icrnauy.
What ft wonderful chnngt n few
voles make In one's physlognotty; there
la no more facial resemblance bVtwwn
tb successful and the defeateil enn
dldatcs than If they represented the
antipodes,
Messrs. Andrews &, IlHinilton, of
Sweet Home, are having the front of
their business h.uise lettered in sneh a
way that It- will lie Impossible to mis
take the pioneer store. Mr. Bodwell
Is the artist.
Say, you man! why do you haul
your lumber ten and lli'teeu tnlh s over a
rough road, when vou can get what vou
want at tl. W. Wheeler's mill right
In Lebanon? Ijcnveyoiir orders with
me and quit that business.
"No place like home." If you are In
Lebanon, a Vomeless wanderer, with
no roof above you and nothing back of
you but the hard cash, you will find the
Kxehange hotel to be the nearest ap
proaeh ti home to tho valley.
The restaurant was formally dedicat
ed Friday night. The cornet band
furnished the music and Mrs, Moses
supplied all present with, a largo dish
of lee cream. We uiideitut that it
was a success aw-laby and financially.
That generous-hearted man, Joe
Harbin, spilled a box of luscious straw
lerries on our table Saturday, and very
kindly allowed us to pick up the fruit.
If, In our haste we forgot our Chester
field training, ermit us now t say,
Thank you. "
Our rwnt tour in different parts of
the county convinced us that the Fx
TRKss is appreciate by Its many r-ad
era. If, after you have read the paper
one year, you can conscientiously
sty that it was not worth two dollars
we will refund your money.
During the month of May over HiX)
hosrs have' teen shipped to Tacoma,
Wash., from diHerent points in the
Willamette valley and Southern
Oregon by West Brivs., of Salem. Tin y
will smii Is ulii supplying mutton sheep
to that tortion of Washington.
John Iavis, of SwM Home, has u
novel brool of fowls. Five or six
chickens and an equal numtier of Mon
golian pheasants share the attention of
a domestic hen. Here Is a text for
sme fertile Intellect, that may be
wrestling with the race problem.
A peddler 1 in our neighlmrhood
o tier! ti great bargains in what was
purported to b Knglih snmg-rlcd
iroi'tt; gtls sold in nothing Uvs il an
?I-V parcels, a su ti sntlicient to buy
a good stock of gtsxls at any of our
stores. If you pturonizc this peddler
you do it with your eyes open.
John Davis and Tom Morris, of
Sweet Home, passed through Lebanon
this week with fourteen head of horses,
ei route to the Seattle niarki t, which
is reported to l jrnod for this class of
stock. We are Informed that thev will
engaire in teaming at one of the Sound
towns. Frank Link went v. itn them.
J. N. Glover, of Lyons, had tho mis
fortune to lose his barn by fire. May ill,
which we are 'nforml eaneht from
some burning l.rit'h. Mr. Glover is a
new-comer, lately from Kansas, and
we are sorry to we misfortune meet
him thus. However, he was imsurvd
in the State Insuarnc Company,
which maki-s him fortunate lu mis
fortune. T. S. Doten, Justice of the Peace and
merchant of Bristol, III., says he can
recommend St. Patrick's Pills. "I have
used theni,"hesny.H, "ami know where
of I speak." A nyonefrouhlod with con
st inat ion or biliousness will find them
a friend. They are prompt and certain
in their action nnd produce a pleasant
cathartic eflccl. For sale by M. A.
Miller.
Fr. B. Hamlin, of Ijrmnre, Cal., ays
a fiwdwion Ixittb'-s of Chamlcrkiin's ,
Cough Iteiiiedy which he sold there cre
a'etl such a demand for the remedy
lliat he couid not well get along wltout
it. Those who use it find it so much
suporior to any other remedy they
have ever tried that they recommend
it to their friends, and "that is what
makes it so popular. For sale by M.
A. Miller.
Mrs. ". M. Charttv one 1av thl wHk ttwwnl
as a mimlk'r of tint? v)e f Princeton C o'lete,
which sh ha.1 jii'! ivsvIv.m! fnnn her !roth r-it.
1 iw. Jump ChArlton. ho Is atU'ti'liiiK who I
Princeton. Tho vlow r well exeontp.1 mi.,
show the olI college in gxt style lMneville
James Charlton is a Linn eounty
boy, bcinga son of J. K. Charlton who
lives ntar Lebanon. He graduates at
Princeton this term; has leen elected
president of the graduating class, and
vi ill also deliver the valedictory address.
E. Wr. Potter, the postmaster at Flm
Creek, Neb., saj-s he has personal
knowledge of several cases of rheuma
tism, in that vicinity, that have been
permanently cured by Chamljcrlain's
Pain Balm, afler other remedies were
used without benefit. He lias sold it at
his drug store there for five years and
says he never knew it to fail, that "any
customer who once uses Chamberlain's
Pain Balm will have nothing else in
stead." For sale by M. A. M iller.
There will be a picni in the thrifty
little village of La Comb June ith.
Speakers have been engaged for the
occasion and msthing will le left
undone to m-ike it au enjoyable occa
sion. This will lie a good time to visit
La Comb, examine lier coal fields,
timler and other resources for yourself
and not trust to second-hand state
ments and exagpeiated reports for
your knowledge of this stction. Let
everybody come and share the hospi
tality of our citizens.
Montague must be preparing for a
boom, judging by the way he is stock
ing up his Mammoth and One-Price
Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods
in such large quantities he naturally
gets much lower prices. He guaran
tees good goods in all the departments
of his extensive establishments at
prices thnt absolutely astonish other
merchants in the valfey, some of them
going so far as to sty that Montague
retails his goods as low as they buy
them at wholesale. The careful buyer
invariably goes to Montague's.
The One-Price Cash Store has be
come one of the features of Lebanon.
As everything is new and fresh, and the
prices tire so much below that charged
in credit-giving establishments, peo
ple who desire to tuy tneir goods
for cash naturally go to the corner,
where thoy do not have to make up to
the storekeeper for the non-paying cus
tomers who, when they can do so, buy
on credit, and who are constitutionally
opposed to paying for anything. Get
prices at the One-Price Cash Store and
if there is any reason in you that is the
place where you will purchase your
lupplies.
A ISase Lie.
Editoes I.eeanos Exprkss:
1 see by your paper from the Lacomb
items, written bv a man who signs his
name "Democrat," where he says Sam
Crockett and Mia Janie Gentry are
l-mnrried. In or.swer to this, ullow me
jfc -
f ltlMUr.N'S
DAY.
No more Important day Is known lu
the Methodist Fnlscnpnl church than
the second Sunday In June of each
year. The day has ft close and vital
connection with all tho important
blanches of the church. This day Is
set -Apart by tho church for a special
etl'ort to be made by tho friend of I he
young, to create within themaii interest
in the Sabbath school workofthe land,
and also help them to secure it bet tor
understanding of what Is being don
by the church at large for the enlight
enment of those who are not so highly
f.ivorvd as are we who live In luxury.
Itlghtlv used, the day will also n wak
en In the hearts of the young utul old a
deep and tender sympathy with the
worthy poor young people who are
struggling for tut educational prepara
tion to lit them for mluisierintf nt the
altars of the church In foreign lands.
Nothing Is more dedr.itile than this.
Let our young poido know how much
of struggle ami sacrifice it costs the
men who preach to them and I hey will
prize them more highly. Children's
day possesses vast possibilities for all
class's. What an opportunity for the
2tld,0U0 teachers to make a lasting lm-
predion umu the 2,5mt,iMt) scholars
who are under their care. Let the
mind try and urasp the Idea of such h
mighty host all at the same time under
the watchful eye of H.tMWi pastors and
US.0OO superintendents, bending their
euergii s to help their brothers to rise,
anl who can say wiiat the result will
See them on the 8th day of June
with their happy faces nndparkllng
eyes, as they remember they tire child
ren of a King of Kings and Lord of
Lords, actuated by a common timtive,
seeking a common end, part ici pitting
in t he same exercises, p utnUinir of the
same enthusiasm drinking in the same
inspiration, the thought ami object of
all iH'tng, how to make llie most ntid
tiest possible use oi their life, and how
they can hehi others as thev strutrtflo
f.r those qualifications which shall lit
them for life's duties. Therefme, it is
expected that everyone, however poor,
will exnect to irive'somethimr to aid in
this noble w ork of helping those who
are trying to save themselves, nud
qualify them for ruture work. We
hope none w ill to diliatory or tardy
in the work of the coming Sabbath.
Let every one strive to do the whole
duty of a true soldier of Jesus, for
we toil for God and home am! native
land. Your humble pastor,
F. H. Calmer.
SWIiKT ItOMF..
Last week we visited Sweet Home
for the tlrst time. We found It one of
the very few towns in which we should
like to pitch our tent for life. It Is lo
eated in the centre of a tine agricul
tural region. Good, pure water, an
abundance of UhiIkt and UntnUf'til
harvests give to the farmers of this
section an air of eontentiii 'ot ami a
irenial, hospital le manner net seen In
1 -ss favored districts. Messrs. Hamil
ton & Andrews are the leuding tner
c'lants in the town anil do a gtwsl biisi
nes. Mr. Allies also has a store and
receives a lilicr.d patronage. Several
new huildimrs have noon erected lately,
some few dwelling and others for
business houses. A new butcher shop
has been buiit and Is owned by John
Davis St Co. Mr. Donaen has just
completed the post ofllee building,
w hich Is neat ami commodious a. id
would Is' a credit to a town of twice
the size of SwiH't Home. There ere
t'.vn hotels in the place, at both of w hich
you will b,- well treated. It also tuip
oorts a blacksmith simp and tannery.
New-comer seeking booi'-s will find
much to recommend thi locality, and
en the whole, a very disiinbie place to
live. We wish our distun. neighbor
abundant success.
SCHOOL I.STKH f A I N M E N T.
Following Is the programme for the
entertainment to 1k given at the Band
Hall Friday night, June 0, by the pub
lic school:
OlviiinB ""nit America Kchotl
lt s iialion HyrvMi .Nutll.
' 'Isci- l-v'U-U- t-'muioun lVoiU.. li.y hiiI jftTl.
: Mii'in:.' H;ito;i
Hwni!in sy N lliiK'i It'yutit
Kr-iltiii. Kuii'k W inL-Ha-iiinK Mrlcr W i;!tt
KrciittiiiMi All Konxei tilrls l.in I ntoii
s ux IVrry Hail May liiUt lull
iu- r.xon-:sf .Moim-r AijiUui-!
Recitation rl 1 svi
S.sii; t;. o ;c.tsiy rtii'l ifaiMtiiiir. lie
RiH-U.tti'tn 1' runi'.t attl 'I hl-!Hv , .
.- - lfa'Uii Kirk ti-k
A Pmnm ihmtittj; I niri.--
'tn-Ti rvs iiHiioii Lnn-tiiiKof thvl'ilKrlin tnilnra
... i
It.': ititttun Vmh ;:n , Ouy Ittittta
Ktoitrtllii Tho oravi-t ri .,
MtWl t'nrsoti Mini ltcrt Wlelit
PLi'Ojj i.ike nnJImt'ttH...-.
lr lYarsim ml ll.mier KlHrnc
Snug ur s. iiHil .,
...ll.ln t:ikiu-, Mnv t..tit'li. !l anl Motia Miller
Recitation A Little lliv'ii HH.ooh
J. It. Kirkim;riok
iu'litv,-:!uu'itn i tic l o Aru-.
Hvijh hikI jirl
..blk' I ti'y
...JiK' l arlyle
R'S'itniion a Hesnlirtil lAin'tt'l...
av'iiu:iou ?-hool U clo-el
r.iii, hu.
Performance begins
o'clock i. m.
promptly at 8
A :ooi SHOW
Following is wliat the Spokane
Chronicle has to say of the McKanlass
minstrels who will give a show next
Thursday evening at tho baud hall:
McKititlic-s' iicriiil-! in in si ret rtiM lit-t itiirht
fo a fcinKl hoa-Hj. v. mtivt nektiou kilpe titat lite
,li'vr l. tin-t oliiBs in every n-eect, nmi tho Jokes
ami "OitK- wv all now an. I ftv-h. Mt Katila-. t a
creiit eiMm-iliati. a K'wl iner ititl a rneerul
l.u.'er. nil. I hi iolin and !anio j.ln i it i .t-noit-e
tal. Ma-I-T WtUe ii a l'.tlle vionler, ant
with hi little si-ti r liley make th trrcateM little
team 11 .it ever iiix-areJ in Sakane. They itre
lite mot limhel eltiiareti ts-rionucrs we have
ever mhmi; ami Mi liritlin, the vali?t, aioc
soiiie very ilttlieiilt and jleainrj wins'', rceelviitu
"everal very hearty t'icnr.-. Mr. Sttlea 1st very
ninny itvlceu, keeiing the Ikmusc in a roar from
the time of hi entrance until his exit. The eom
pany all tho tffli i kcmI. the I ft of "olor that
ever veiled our city. Tho chomscH, orelieMra
and ban ! are w ay n.
llecorat Ion liny.
Memorial Day In Lebanon was a
grand occasion. There was a very
large assemblage of people In town on
that day, having in view the two-fold
object of listening to the county candi
dates and participating in the memo
rial services. Judge D. It. Is. Black
burn delivered a very impressive ora
tion. C, IJ. Montague, the hero of
many a battle field on two continents,
was the grand marshal. He lias a
splendid military learing, notwith
standing his age, and looks every inch
a soldier. Mr. Montague deserves
credit for the excellent discipline en
forced on the occasiou. The music,
both vocal and Instrumental was good.
After the exercises at the M. E. church
the long procession marched to the
cemetery headed by the Iebanon
Cornet Hand. The decoration of
graves concluded the exercises of the
day. The G. A. R. and W. It. C. have
done much towards strengthening the
ties of a common brotherhood and per
petuating the names of fallen com
rades. Klrkitatrick's Park.
J. Tl. Kirkpatrick has seven or eight
men employed cutting the timber and
brush from his Iat purchase, lie owns
thirty-live acres within the city limits,
ten acres of which will Imj transformed
into a beautiful park. Four hundred
and seventy dollars have already I ecu
expended in fruit trees and ornament
al shrubbery. He will build a boat
house on the canal, which forms the
eastern boundary, and launch two
boats for the accommodation of pleas
ure seekers. His plans, which will
undoubtedly be carried out, have been
partially outlined to us and we can
see in the near future a retreat for the
over-taxed, the weary and the pleasure
seeker, no less invitiug than the more
pretentious resorts which have a
national reputation.
S. , , , . , 1.
rmctiF lu u iil.iMk u-lurn lwsi-ila velif
I wore poor twenty-live years atro tell of
! th r.H l?ian orijim nf thulr no! abhors
i tx'rriu -
A tlSniNO KIM.ilII'.NfH.
When T-wac Walton, m ire gctiei al
ly known to his special chums nnd
prevaricators as "Iky," stood godfath
er lo the Immense army of followers of
the rod and line," he assumed a re
sponsibility Unit during Into years bus
grow u Into proportions most "gigantic,
sialy nod tlsh-likc," that Is, the story
(tart of thei ittertainmeiit, and althi u ili
we have no authentic records of I suae,
so called by the. older nud more scep
tical pnttimi of listeners, becoming
muddled and slightly o.'l in regard to
the number of trout (presumably so)
caught, vet human nature was In bv
g mi' days, CHKehdly iiiiioiiis nlnirods,
the same lis human nature In this, a
more advanced and cousctpiently more
iiuuldli'd age, us regards tl-li stories.
With these few preliminary dressings
on thi side as regards the "ways and
means" of this narrative, your corres
pondent will try, barring nils ononis,
to tell a correct story of the last ll-.li-lug
expedition It was his good fortune
to attend. At 4 A. M., the clear sky
giving promise of a f-dr day, in com
pany w lib three ot her r prcsetitatlvcsof
the 'little hatchet" -rder that would
not prevaricate, a la George, a start
was made from Brownsville due east
aloiigashady road bortlcilng the clear,
cool CalaHiola river, glimpses of which
were had during the drive to Craw
fordsvllle, n very pr tty lllao i-on-ttdulng
a number of mechanienl in
dust rie, neat ami stibst ant ial dwellings,
and having a general air of prosperity.
Along we go pad faint houses and
llclds of grain, giving promise of nil
abundant harvest. Six miles mom nf
pleasant drive brings its to tho rapbN,
it nt retch of water a half mile In length,
roJtiiig, tnnildhiir, frothing over Its
rocky lied, from which in the early
morning light cotihl bcM-cn the Bralt'
ful siaiitctl U'ltuties its m it li u sharp
splash they cut the water, hounding
lu the air In pursuit of their eurlv
breakfast, gem-rally a smalt black
gnat. This was our first stopping
place. Camp was made Is-sldc a cool
spring and lu a short s; ;ov of time (ho
habiliments f civilization and uur
tailor gave place to old shoo with tms
cut out, a flannel shirt, blue overalls,
a de-fenerattvl, soft, whlc-hriiii hut, ami
with fish basket by side, wcll-ctpiipiiod
oe, line aittl fly hooks, our party tisk
lo the water, anticipating much Joy
and more fish. At this point of my
story 1 am somewhat troubled unit
would really like to know what Isaac
would have saitl alsmt ISio fish, but as
It Is itiipo-.sil.la to consult a "spiritual
medium" or call up the spirit f the
departed sportsmen, and hold a sennet
lu the mbblle tif the CnliipiMiin river, I
will tell the truth, much to the aston
ishment ot my friends ami especbill y
myself, ami admit tiiat afler whipping,
tr-itimr, slipping, tumbling, llshiitg
nnd fasting over and sometimes under
the foaming rapids of the rivt r, we all
assembled nt the camp and footed up
the n-sults f the mornttig's rccreittion,
as follows: Wet, sloppy, slushy nlni
r sis, 4; peebsl skins, 8; li4co"nraeed
ami hungry fishermen, 4; tuinp fire,
1; frying pan, 1; total IS; ills
conrairomcnls to ite al'evlatod by trout
none. Now this is the truth, and il
I don't receive a pretty card next
Sunday, I propose pi stand by it. It
would of course read lieiter ami be
more to the satisfui lion f my com
rades to state that the fish bit ftst and
strong, that hundred were caught,
each averaging in weight one pound
nud measuring twelve inches hi length.
my Ineim t,. lis.ke a salmon trout
weighing six pounds, ami that it wa
only by the exercise of his well-known
skill, in tclllntr fi b stories, thnt the
beauty was l.m led. But, Mr. L litor,
in this case I propose, ns I prvvioitsly
stutcfl Is fore, til tlie lng!nning, when
I co'iiniohtvd. that is, when I addrcs
tsl this truthful iiamdlve to the man
ipulator of antimony, di""iui teoiisly
ealleil a ty pe s'.ingcr, to, us 1 previous
ly Is-foiv said, y's, what I mean to
ray Is, I shall tell the truth in tliisca te.
"S'o 1 thank you, no more, its empty
Is it," but my lsy tfiiit'iniHT one
thing, do'nt go fishing for triut until
the snow is melted out of the moun
tain', nnd the water is low cnotigh to
tUh on therltlles. "Salm aiiimh."
fSWKHT MONK HEM
Swi:irr Homk, June 2.
Gardens, grain ami fruit look well.
Geoi;;e W. Howe Is nt work for John
Atkinson.
Our new post office Is Just Hie thing
we have needed for some time.
OrcgonlttiiB vote to-ly, but at this
place Ihev are Using the pencil.
Oregon again nud a tine rain. This
insures a line crop of vegetables and
grain.
F. H. McCormkk and T. A. Morris
arc going to Olympia, Wotdi., on busi
ness. They start to-morrow.
Itcpiihlicans voting here to-day for
X. P. Payne for clerk, and DettusTats
for Mieheiier fr scIkkiI superintend
ent. No swapping.
Charles Calkins has tho finest gard
en in thi;-) vicinity and if we are not
mistaken he will Is? taking a wife to
help him take care of his garden.
Some nice young lady will get a good
home, mid we u nice neighbor.
Hoix or iiunok:
tep-t. Att'd'nee. S-'li'p.
l'O 1C" it to
..loo l') lf
.... loi inn l.i
1"0 It"! 1
Hl KM . lO)
il lul linl
lt 100 1'Wl
KM 100 liJ
S. A. HrVANKV. Teacher.
Mlnnfe PeVaney,
KlU'rt IV-Vmiey!
ijntrn iH'Vaney
Knniee Mei'orniirk...
Hunter M'l-ormlck....
Imlia 1". Mow e ,
Ilcxsie H"ve-i ,
Lyon O. Dt Vaney
W. O. Eldred has Improved every
thing at the liower Stsla to accommo
date the public. Tho soda water Is
fine ami can be had in any quantity.
There are some boarders mAv and he is
prepared to make it mi item for per
sons seeking rest and recreation. Mrs.
Kldred is one of the best cooks In the
state, and she lias the assistance of Miss
Minnie Johnson, of Washington, and
the public will lie given the best atten
tion and their wants supplied with the
Itost that can lie on the market, und
charges reasonable. Parties wishing
if, will find horse feed and pasture.
Fishing is good. Voter.
Albany, May 2G, 1S90.
This is to certify, that my dwelling,
which was insured in the Stale Insur
ance Co., of Salem, Oregon, burned to
the ground May :2'?rd. I wi s insured
for $HMi0, and on May 20 their adjuster,
Mr. Thompson, in company with Mr.
Wilkes, culled on me and adjusted my
loss pel fectly satisfactory to uie in ev
ery respect. I received liX)0, the full
amount of my policy, which they paid
as cheerful ly as they wrote my 'appli
cation. I can never grow tired of
speaking praise for this sterling com
nanv. as it tfives me measure to recom
mend it to my friends and fellow citi
zens. With many thai.ks, lam
Yours Truly,
K. G. Cox.
Friday morning, May 23, Mr. and
Mrs. Cox ltft their home, as they
thought in a perfectly safe condition,
and went to Albany. On their return
about noon the saddening sight of an
ash pile and a standing chimney was
all that marked the spot of their once
happy home. Mr. Cox's loss was
$SM, with S1000 insurant-.
To I'leaaare-Seekers.
Having purchased the Findley prop
erty at Lower Soda springs, we will
so improve it as to make it a most de-
! sirable place to be visited
by those
rtv-lvllir: uuilJlil VI im:uouili I ill u"
....!-:.... T..,lll, .... 1. ..,...... Will tin
health or pleasure.
I JUr bct to make it pleasant for those
visiting this well-kr.own resort.
j v r. kldhku,
i A . IStdTTSCif.
t'ALAI'OOIA MININO HIMIiU(.
Tit K TltRASPlin
Is the pioneer mine of tho llluo and
Ciilapotiia liter mining district. Ills
a wetl-dt-flrmd tend, 18 fed In wblih,
and assays from flld to f lu per ton.
This mine Is owneil by John Dosuier
who located It fifteen years ago. All
that has been ilon rin'lt (. iisscstnent
work: but enough has been done to
show that It Would be one nf I ho best-
paying (marls mines lu the district If
someone with capital would taks hold
of It and work It.
Tin: kino iii-fc
Is the first extension northwest of the
Treasure, nnd Is owned by Kiigoiic
parties. It is also it wcll-devi loped
lend. It has been prospected by tun
nel ami shaft. It was nlso located
about llfli en yen i s ago, Thev have
assays as hlh as frjli) per I' h.
Tit K TRINITY to. '8 MINKS
Come next on the northwest: were
located by Cupt. L D. Hngati two
years ago. '1 ha owners are Peter
Hume, J. A. Winter, A. J. Garland
ami A. Jack Adams, nf llrow nsvllle.
and H. W.Oodard, of Portland. They
nave nssnys from t lavlon A Hamilton,
of Portland, or $ln 7.'i tier Ion; also
from New York of fli) 7o ier bn. This
mine will make the owners rich.
Next on the sumo vein Is the
lllltWXtVILf.K. KINH KOLOMOV AMI
fJUKRX OK Sllt llA,
Gwtied by the Calaooohi, and Iihie
Itivcr Mill and Mining Co. This com
pany has the three brst mines on this
grand vein for working nud milling,
with abundance of timlier and water.
They have no assays yet. The writer
of this predicts that they will go up
lu the hundreds. 1 have no doubt Ih,iI
this Vein will Is bx-ided this coming
season to the famous Saiillain mints,
a dit-tnnoe nf twenty miles. 1 have
traced lh vein for live miles, nud fed
safe In saying that it Is the Is-st that f
hnvesfoti In my twenty years' evia-rl-ence
in mining.
TUB lOOR MAN
Is it not hi r grand vein ttlanit frty fit t
in width, which prospects well. Ily
taking a piece of the ipisrtx ami pul
verizing it you can gi't u gKtl proa'ct
In gold. This mine will prove valuable
on account of ttcliig t-tisy to work all
that has tola) done Is to quarry the
ore out. This mine is owned by Mntid
ish k Co. To the northeast about one
mile comes
THK PIO.NLKH,
Owned by lllanchard & Itolie, ff
llrownsvllle. They have assays of f.ttl
per ton. litis mint will prove valu
able.
CAI'T. K. 1. llAtiKW.
ilrowiisvilb', Oregon.
tVATKItLtHl
v tun i.ir.iis.
Watf.muio. June I.
Stimuli r month.
Boda uati-r lunula, n-frenhhis t'.n-ic ttarm ntn
tiler day.
Mr t'. It. MotitnKiie't ItisiMe Into le orcu'k-l In
a lew iiry m.
S la i iiiila oiK-n to tno iMU It l nt imttir- j
alat-ier. I cine and gel a drink.
Newton llli'MleMili MMrltrlt- lx eolivtu'.'l of
lhi I'iaee uiel W. A. (lea-oii ft Jiutee ot -re.
f 'herrie are rlciiiiijt !-. Tlt.-y are vt rr n l '
eatii'dej Iihj and -IJlUi; lili J" ti') ila-m tcy
tutu h.
Hetneinlcr well and N r.r In mind tliat l!n
ll:in- i;: - hraa l-and will lnr.iwli n with j...n
ty ol v- eitent ntte-ie i'tl Sunde., Jeti" S-.h. All
aic eoolirthy lio iteil loeiiiie and partake.
1 he fm-aklt'if mi I'ridAy mm Very pimmI. "I'.lrd-
I '" ,-tl M-lerui Oval.-, on lie Mreli'. U of (he -iee-H-iii.
ton ol ttaiTM' It ili!d l- linj il to oik l r
ad tde and asmu'l hioou ti ude ol litk .
tj'tlt.' an en'oyatiie time a ha I at the nhow
oji V-mkWv -.oi!n4 I nndertitti'l froi!i mi
le'.d. 1 learned t tele ai a crie ttiven in the
ll;;i-.1 eem inn I ih,. oietlM-t hu!v. Ihli wan
n - m hat luvr .(i'O?, aithuii -a I dare n d Ktve
loe lMtte4,
We Imd oli fiirtil nt at at ttil idn"" .n Mi.u.
dy. l-m tha' wa- ic over itilnw-. Tlw ia'ile
weie one t f sw.-l Ihum . aiel one of sodrtvUle
l--i !,. - in- etiti' sas lioin (he former fceoe.
to Kill f th .1 laid. l.ni liK drink. Now II .
had Ik tier let tliat iil.iut-or - t lll (tel aitodu-r
ll:e k eye.
'IJ'.tlo air I" hn l.e-en nb-iit the last week and
)uti ill t-xcatc me fr ftinii-hiikij n-n thi w.-ek.
litti.s H:i't.
Take It llaTore Jlrrakrnat.
The preat aiteiivr, eaiie and liver rejrnlalor.
In iw for more than 50 yeara In F.intlatid. I'ol
live KH-ille for liver eiandatnt. Had ta.Mo la the
miaith on art-inn In the momlnir. dull nalnu In
llie head an-l l.aek ol the i-lps tin d teelin- lit-?i!i-.
lnti.'iior y mpOHta of liver comtdnint.
Ileinedv lir. Urn!, i s I Pieide'loii lonle.
Heiivi- eointatioii, ihari4tii the aniH-ttie ttl
ton'- mi t'e entire wywn-iii. (! the ireniiitie from
V4Mir itnipKit for tl.UU au l tuk aeeonliiiK lo e.l
reelion. We wish to say to our old customers,
and also neiv ones, that we are prepar
ed to furnish well seasoned lumber,
imelj from soft mountain fir, nt t in
to) lowing pi ices:
Seeoml rlear . f m no
Clear .' in
Clear t l l.t.fnt
Keneinj!, boxlnir and timl'r.... ... 7.ti
Atourmill in Wirtshurg, Linn Co.,
Oregon. Jknninos & Co.
l'litf-a t' .v iii:.vit .vrscriJ
OK THE
McKanlass Minstrels!
AT THK
BAND :-: HALL,
Thursday Night, Juno 12.
Thu tin-ot and Only
mckanlass !
The NeirroOle Hull nf Vlnllnialu and the Minstrel
Kiitit of America. inimorted by lit two
talented chiMron.
MASTER WILLIE AND ADALINA.
MR. A. 1 SAI VS. the Fnnnv Man of the Prv.
Miss Sl.-ilE OUH-'r lN. tho "Man-Voleud Wi
man. 16 FIKST-CLASS ARTISTS 10
AH lo AiHar iu a Select frouramme of
FUN.WITAND HUMOR
Curiosity Shop.
FOU lJ-A.lt GAINS
IX-
Notions, : Novelties,
And Cents' Furnishing Goods,
GO TO
A. : W-l: MOSES.
NOTHirJG LIKE IT
This side of Portland for Variety and
l'rices.
LOOK IN ON US.
Two doors south of Montnguu's Mum-
inolii store.
IP YOU WISH A COOD REVOLVER
prttCHASE
tWK OS-
SMITH & WESSON S
Finest email O..
arnta ever V" '
manufaclurea I
and toe fii'bt choice of ell
experts, la CMlmres &;.
RS and 4L1'L Slttz'u or
double action, Baiaij llam
merlesa and Target motielH.
lest quality wroueht
llilAl. OJlTf f nil V If iki .'-tl
(nr wrkfkniftiiMhfn nnd Htnck. Unrivaled for)
flniuh. lininhilifv nnd nrvu rnrv. 1K
not he docotvcU by cbetip maUeabie irt-n imitations
often sold for the trcuuina article. Tlier are unro
liublo and (lam-'frtiiL. The Smith ft wasso Kr
TOLTCtm are stamped udoq the barrels with firm's
i mii, fclititwH auddaUof putnM, an) are guar-
RDieed icrieou iiikiu upon uavmK vin, uua u
your deafer oaonot supply you. an order sent to
clrcs beJow will recolve prompt attenUon. Dtjauup
(iv catalogue and prices upon appiU atiou.
bSIITU dc WFJSJSOK,
nrinsticldt 9XaaM
i. foiwii itir.is.
AsiK iitllnti llin 20th.
Itiilti, rain, rain. "In ainsi" rsln.
llr, I'.lee, nf llneriiM ll!e ui mmH lo hli fafin
At lM'ninli, a tVti-t He are rlad lu nolo.
The new hool hott l now ptit hi and to'.li
the nwi-et H i-li-ntiie to clmri'li, ai hiail niitl gnlher
li'M. Theh. ha! lee-. ,'M flirt'i In nil tie f - trl v
the IM, and a wrl.-j or "get Uieru" g:itn 'is sere
l-hiy.-d.
Joi n Po vid;i, -if Si1yl.ni. v!lled Laeontli litt
weel, lll;.- ,.. Mr. A. iMOTvll, of Helu. Comb
SH-liM, UetltM.
Mr. Muck' ftnt;le letdera I'shl'dtlon wn well
cteiiiied on M, Hi lar, -.n.ti or Mai. lavrjlflMty
iiii il . 1 1 - t-d und tTeryh'Kly mniieil.
b niiiinif llnw. have irirt their fila'ier and etljjef
in h lei lor lntlie-. and are r - ir. d lo aecoiu-tin-1
ito oti wall nnythltig la the lititilwr line.
'nine evervlmdy to the n-o -t.i'.in to be held
th.- tith or June al the m-Iio),1 lion- arove. There
tt .11 lie a laiK i-ioivil and many ei''-Ilviit a-lor.
T ie e i d n io ' ml I h-tt made a tery had li -lif
mi II. e (relKht ro id of lute and thu ti niie ter
h ue leiitin in think -lala" mit e In a hundred
)eir-.
1 lie iN.tniatree r.ir the (detde are lo ets-t a irvid
td.lttortii Iti -he eiove fr diinetiti enraiM. and I
. eH-i ied lo eon. end a itU noma imiih1s of ml.,
leather.
Mr. fee Fit-water la workltnr for f. ( lark
Son. He ll ha forty-eleven until o: on (he
line of hi nei k, mi l e I uik nnaiti. lilie M
rlmked chleketi. I le ha lieeii f Arts-lp lit lorn
tin hi lied ih tale and In ni-eeedliiR very nit-cly.
Win. J, Titrnldue h.ia re'flvod a n-H art,
im-iil of mlllliiei j-and j.'-nt' hnt. mil hn nl-c
an elidh iiily ol alaiile anil fancy Ci.). wloeli
he oiler to the I'tihlle nt city rleca Snd Kiiarati-te-a
MitL.lin lion o all.
Hull. Kde nrd laia-nliia'. attorT-v at law of Ful
fill, I n iidlii a vatatloii aiitotiR the iH'nlth
rli lint hl!l of ' Htmdii." llie unet nf hl hrolher,
lleil y J lownliifr. I d, lm a level head and a
wort of t-tieoutaKetnetit for lwoiiih.
Mr. Morehead and rluiiKhler, of Idaho, have
arrl led here. 1 1s t eatee lo )ilti (heir hn-tiand
and father, u ho own-. nteret In (he mine.
tr. Morehend b the original f.aotder of the eal
mine ii, or Ih-Iiik woiked to i-ati-faelU.ii.
The CiHil MltC'tif t: ,., r l.ae.imli, l,rv lKen
atl lltiK to tltelr foreo of h.ntd aitd nt l to jwi
od heaji ol the tlnrky eolored" Metal, and a
tht y time ih 4-neiiniireiitent .f the rlfiiu-ii of
I aci.oih tlit-y ate Isailid loata-c-ired ill thla valilnhle
eotenrls?.
There wa a s-Otion elrenlaled tat Sunday for
lie' nt:rpee fit weiitllnf ftnrl to delray (li es
l.ii ol our rranj hoiidn) elrnle the lr- In t. W
if bo!iis to get tie-re and ilon'l ytei for"d I:,
quite a mini M a nlcriliel and t!t cltiwii irK
o e to have a rotiln)t iroMtainm.
T'.e eleetlon at (he Provldetef vhortl hone a
s ell attettaed the jnd. and a'iiel and eio-"l In
waee and order. M'ettif llm rutrn ens letii
araite toiker, eoneonentlr therf were iew lie
t.Mt lienn. alstnt the oll lrt'har n hoar to TiSf.
Slo-t all hituda voted for llmi. S. pennoyer r
gtirdlea ol .urly n dltS-. "Hurrah ft V,"
Mr. Ura-lley ea'. an f xhllilttot of li! tl!1 1 1f h
the ieri and ra'or on tha M. ton li.rge eon1
o' liCereti . i hir-i, and It I n-a-leil t!iat he
ea't-il the hair lo Ily ninety nine thm-and ati
at ie-e. v Idle (he rn-i.Hiter milled Idandlr. Inil
hen i he raa- Msfolel ill t'siehine a hair, (he
I-..I l. li.ef. ' -.iimke. ' the M it ool of the har-Is-r
Im) antt all.
Mr Harry I Kiwnltur iwnl wreral darla1 seek
hi Mnrton eouiitir, .le. k Intiitinii, l ilt mm we rot no
ho liail.ai lo a d'x U tew m hi n-tnnt, the eti,
rr.n oi.liii m 1 (ha. IC (tun wa hwhst for l-ar,
and i-iaii'temly oveoleH the near raiiaed
he k. Many 1 niw doiitv limf In the mil I.
where we think he I In-tt.-r Miiietl than a a Jim k
hooter. M'Krt.t aiialn, Harry.
Mr. A. fl. Mver ha r-t'iriel home, having re.
hrtn-d hi- e Itioli a jroarl fir the taie'a rlfn
al ."n't in. Mr. Mer lm a fine h (i.,,( of ar'tt r
lal I'omi r InB'te and reciited ( him by Wm.
A. Hill, of .lim eiatnty. Iw l -rv!nit a ten
v.-ae.' -nt-m-e for alleiccd train wreekinaal Al-!-t!
la-t Alien. I. i 1m a la-autiful .inss ff art
ui-.d sell n-t.ieenfa the tendeiiele 4 of ltd unfor
tunate yo'ini; matt for IIh- l nutleof iiature.
I.ar. Itolman forot id dinner fm-ket and re
-o-k ioe tl.iy ini we, k whih lrliior from t he
tnlll. and an.r a alkttix a e.ai.le trf mile fitr them
ntid kltna (In airon hi lts-k, eonfet-l to tdtia
verv iitneli n (resliiHi. 1 lie next tttp he will eat
l.t-dinner l-f're hreakla-t to avoid me-ini II.
I . Mty li he don t ir t mrrle he w;i! ran f-r
lM-'i--e r.' 1;m C. flIT. f U klHlW all all( "(II?
.l. ," and " ill ! Id ftll enlll f'Will to .
t-e.. v Ith the "t,;d ee?V of 1 Jiermiti. aiul a ill
.J..K-e of ttieia at half rli-e r exetianife for
"fre-,h otn ..."
!rt lallate. Tho prcclneta r- not all heard
fr.ifi yel. 'Il:Jot.aT.,
1" ' i i . i
NOT1CK FOU I'UULICATIOX.
1,-i.nii ttrrier. ATOeri-s Tirr, oarjais, I
May 1 ., f
No(ie 1 te-rel.r c'ven thn the l.-lUia intf-nanied
eii-r ha liiel no'lee of lit fttiotiti tti uiaUf
titirtl 1'ioot In miii rt of hi claim, and thai xaid
."f a III Ite litmi" I eTor- Ihe eeinty eh rk tf I. inn
. ....ititv, at Albany, t.nitftiit, on Moielay, June 30,
I--.', vir.:
itn, ii p. pr.F.NNON;
tlmtn-'tead f nlry . . for the X. W. of
i . i.w::n. i.tonje I r.al.
lie nam" tht follow In w ittier-, to firm-e hU
eoieinu.ei ixwli'tiee ofm and enilivatiiHi of ald
i-ci 1, a It It a view to tsiminniitie ald i-nlrvwnh
ta-li eaeiiient iMi.li rs.e. ii K. s. J. w. Itbhon.
!-'. M. Walden. W. Vail atid It. tolikli, all of
l. lMroii, . Inn eooinv. on-ifon.
H J. T. AI TKRSON, Ketrltcr.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
IT.Mh E! i I km Saw
over JiM rtsa itiv-
in mreinlrntrtrirtt
f tsImi tt ad-r-
tiffrw than anv tHhr
piiMwnlm vrr It islre the imm f
'Vrj- -p).T piibUhiwi( liavint n rriilntk!i
raHn;r f Amoriraii wfu.pvr MrMliry tf
info t'n!i .'".uiftiiiki e 'h fr-, with t h c
iir Uu fur lvri(;-i:i in tJn-m. A H-t f the
i-nm-rM ttf nn rir'ii.Mtitn. In errry rity aiwl
tftwtiot moT than A.tn) jKiptilat ioTt with riteii
lir th Iih Ii for ific inoiHh. hpria1 lf-t of daily,
rHJitryt v lilac? i'l rift" i- ri. Hunrain Tr
Hltl ti tnU advprtiMir or tloc lhini to
r p -riiHfHt jtuHt i.mly iih a mmll amount if
ftintti'v. S(i-iv fht-iirly bui lotri't tlie infrct
m-n i V for (lit ii.uih " tc.t pt. iVit l
to miv 'lirr for :'i'ntj. Addr . I. Kovr
ril, a I , f"iiMifthcr4 and 4cnral Advertising
Aifi ttu, iw ini e iret. Saw York t'ity. 7
LADIES' : BAZAAR.
MILLINERY,
CORSETS,
Gloves, Hosiery,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Ladies' & Children's Fur
nishing Goods.
H. J. SOWER,
First Street, :-: Froman Block,
ALllANY, OREGON".
J. C. McFERSON,
House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
PAPER HANGER & GLAZIER.
Contnu ta Taken for Any Kind of
If ovine Work, such as
Plain nr Pnnrir Painfinrf
1 iUiU VI A UUUJ A 1UU11U,
GRAINING. PAPER HANGING1,
Frescoing and House Decoration of
Every Description.
Orders li ft nt. the TC.xpbess office will
receive prompt attention.
r "APHSODITIKE"
) S()l.t ON X
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
I c ti re anv
k: in ni tiervoiitf
or any
diKon.vr tti ibo
t:if.-ratire or
yau of either
M.-X wlivliiwr nr
i5ii! Irwin the
2r
it
AFTER
y ric Of Ktillllllnlirs. Tolmfi'ik or OtiHim
r throuslj youthful iiirliiinrutioii, vr in.hilK-m-,
A:, Kiii-h ai .os ( rmin fonrr, WnkWiil-ln-s,
l;i :n inn down 1'uiiiH in ihe J!ni-k. Seminal
ftikuvoi, llyxfei in. Nervous I'roxtrnlioii Korlum
1 Einl. sions. Kfiu-orrliu a. iimiinrKS. Wrnk Ieiu
nry, 1 on of l'.iw or mid I initi-inr. uhii-li i-f nc
plccte.l ofton U-n.l to irpttiAtnrcol.l ncrntiilliijftrt
tiy. I'rifc ll.no s U.x. 6 boxe lr ii.iA) bciit by
imill on ri-i-i'lft f ).rice
A W K ll i'KN i V A n A XTEK fnrTprr S P0
otdcr. to refmul the money if a l'riif --nl
"urc m not c!H-rte"l. Thononiis of tesiii'.i.T.nU
frout fiM hikI yolin. of both vvrutn'tit
curuU hv Ai'iicontTiKK. Clmiiar 7 roc. 'l-lre;
THE APHRO MEDIOrTlE CO.
K3TKS rsviirK.
BOX 27 . rOKTLASB. 0E
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Mow Voit Do Suffer Witli a Poor Solo!
YOUR FEET ARE
Drawn,
Twisted,
Coiitorted,
Calloused',
AND YOUR TEMPER AS BECOME AS CRANKY
AS YOUR FEET.
WI1V I YOU w,
Put up with this port nf tiling? It isn't neccsFary. .Shoe,
art nial' l) fit the feet with ease and comfort- to iho wcaro.
Hlioe that are not Htout and guhslantial and firin end 11"
ished, VOU POOR SOUL,
Are a poor investment, hard on the pocket and hard on th',
foot. A good sole will tout no more ami give so inuch moi
Fatisfaction,
WHY ioivirr YOU
Come to us and po what we can do for yu in rIjocs? Wi
keep shoes that keep their shape and keep our custom. Coi.d
leather a of no account with had work
THE STUFF,
THE STITCHES,
THE STYLE!
All Must Ma First-Class in a Pirst-Clas Shotf.
YOUR POOR FEET-
A treat hy putting tliem into a shoe tiat is not a prison. :r.
a palace, firm to look at, firm in work, and with a fn!;la
lion of polid hut nipple leather. We have the Lest shot- :.t
the market; make the l0r4 prices. We give the W.-j, al-
tion to the minutia of phoe-fitting. You can be best rv :
and fitted hy coming to
IIACKLKMAXi
Also, as a side line, I have for sale ten nice lots . ih prf.t
tiest part of this growing burg. Now don't wait till they
up, but come a-running and get one or two of them.
S. I3. BACH'S
lew Corner Store
IS IN the'business center still.
The public school house on the south, v
The pajcr mill on the north,
The big jilaner on the east.
And the depot on the west,
Makes the Corner Store the Hub
Olt CJISIMTISII OF GltAVITY. -
IT IS A NEW STORE I
CARRYING NKW GOODS.
GIVES TO ALL ITS PATRONS HEW DEALS-
Keep a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing of I'-row i;s
ville manufacture, Gen's' Furnishing Good, ( Jrocerici a:; !
Provisions; in faet everything neeopyary to keep ?ah;1 aiul
body together.
Nobody complains of Bach's goods or quarrels with hk
prices.
On or About July 1st,
We Will Remove,
Occupied by
UNTIL THEN VE WILL SELL
BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING,'
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Please Call and Examine Goods &, Prices.
JOHN C REED.
Lebanon
UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER.
ESTALISHED IS 1375 BY S. A. EIGKEESOi. :
i ri i i r i i m vr i . n vn;
NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE
I manufacture and lcal in Ioors, Blimls, all styi. - of '.Vir Zx-v,
Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings Brackets, Etc. in fact- anythirg n
nfactured and kef;t on hand in a f;rt-'- Liss j lrner.
- fn onnnriinn v.-ith the ahovp. T n5o hav on banc! v, - .
lnmwr vflrvl in Trhirh i tr ho fiinnfl
J Bevel, Weather lioardina. Floorini?,
for Cornices, Etc.
to the Store Now
G. 1 . Cotton.
i 1 m t ml
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1 I
Flanmg
'AND-
rnn i,!i rmil tlrt st?d i . - '
and all kinds of Fi : - -.-j .
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