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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1890)
Lebanon Express. .A. JACK ADAJtS, CH. I.. AI.KXAKDKR. ADAMS & ALEXANDER, 1'rr.i.siiKiis and ri;oiRiKTOi!S- Till CHl'liril TKOVB1.K. A Few Stubborn I'arta. Ctaal!enjjtd lie v. Thou. A Yost RUOffSSVIME BREEZES. are TTeK-bration Fourth iif July .At Brownsville. KxeursSon train. (Srantl st.rpt parade. Itrownsville Cornet B.mrt. txraml Istll, hl-" supper. Bring your best girl along. Prizt-s and puree wiil lie given. Hugh Fields, on Monday returned lionWi Wild btackhei iies are ripe. So new potatoes. James IJ. Kwney, on Monday, paid Albany a visit. Dr. R. H. Curl has returned home from Eastern Oregon. J. M. Mover, on Monday, returned lioine from LVvi-tland. Something new "canned shrimps" wt Waters Bros. A great delicacy. !. C Stanard of Albany on Sunday la?t pd a visit to Brownsville friends. i, Henrv Windom, wife and children. of Eastern Oreaoji, are visitinjr rela tives of this plaee. Waters Brothers pre ddinr to the .ttr,eti"venes of their store by an addi lviil coat of paint. The frequent showers of the past week have lieen of creat benefit to drooping vegetatiou. ' Mrs. Wm. Rand, of Hood River, Or., fe visitiug her parents, ltev. and Mrs. A. IjeRoy of this place falvio Adams and wife, of Perry, Jefferson oouty, Kansas, are visiting their son A. J. Adams and family. Pillsbury, t the "Red Front" is - jtaHy receiving new goods. Fishing tiickle, cutlery, notions, optical goods jewelry, at bed rock prices. TTic Eale Wooleu Mills Co. are working on ,uH time, and ate hardly ble to fill the orders thev daily receive .for their justly celebrated fabric A. W. Stanard, who on Saturday 1-eturueti from Eastern Oregon, where iehaseeti looking after his stoek, brought home a band of fine horses. J. M. Waters, O. P. Coshow, Sr. W. C Cooky, W. W. Waters, Mrs. E. D. Johnson. G. C Thomusnn and wife, CJeorge Montgomery, and C K. Stan ard on Tuesday visited Albany via the Uregonian K. K, - Work is progressing steadily on the piling, foundations and necessary prep aration for the new bridge, which will e much longei and of eerater strength than the former structure crossing the, at tiroes, raging Calapooia river. Jake Bilyeu, J. W. Waters, R. L. ISlauchard, Dave Gentry and P. W-: ftarr, having equiped themselves with aishing tackle, eet-, there was plenty of et-,. stormed the upper regions, not the lower, of the Calapooia on a fish Ing excursion; this was during the first . part of the week since which time they liare lieen busily employed prying fish bones from between their teeth. From a reliable source, information is gained that the iron mine situated on the farm of E. For, a number of miles east frem Browusville, has dur ing the past week been visited and Vrop pec-ted by Eastern capitalists, who miKK. auu nsaiy itj R i mil. j n i 1 1 iron) and irill shortly make all iinces ary arrangements for thoroughly test ing and, if feasible, working what is said t be an immense deposit of ore. Should this ruin,e prove to be as exten sive and rich as present indications seem to jtoint, it will be a development in mining industry of great import ance to Brownsville. And tlHW it oeears daily: Ueums eniuuerator "What is your iwje?" "HaW "I sav what is your name?" "Ugh?" 'I'm taking the census and would like to know your name." "Yer are. hey? Well xav name's "OflTsDarrowkite." "Married or single?" "Hey? Talk a little louder; I'm hard of hearing." "Have you got a husband and chil dren?" "No; bot I'm willing, if you'll give me time to make a new dress." "You mistake me, madam; I did not sk you te marry me I'm taking the census." "What def .j-erjsay?" Of course I'm 1u ray senses; if yen want to take me I'm reedy right away. I don't see, though, what you need to be in such a liurry fivr. Can't you wait till to-morrow? I want to bang ray hair and " "How old are you?" "I don't consider that a gentlemanly question; lt as you7ve proposed I'll 1 tell yon I'm just eighteen." "When did you come to this coun try?" "I crossed the plai.is in lS'iG." "Madam, you .are laboring under a grave Mistake. I don't wish to be married any more. I've got a wife and seven children; and you are slightly mixed in regrd to your age. I wish you " "I'm slightly mixed, am I? You great big stand up and insult a lone fe intde old ' enough to be your mother! (it oat of uiy house! What der you take me for? Come here and propose when you've got a wife and seventeen (Children! Think I don't know my own age? It's time the government made a choice of gentlemen to do this business! : I shall report you, sor, tor this abuse! Don't talk back to me, you brute! Ugh! Uglii I'd I'd where's the broom?" Enumerator skips, and reports "One lone female, insane; unable to obtain Swket Home, June 2otb. fcDtTnna'Esrit:?: A presumption of Rev. Thos. A. Yost compels me to explain some statements he made against me that a;c not true, In the Lebanon Expuksk of June 13. He begins with boasting clout 11 of the ministers being on his side and on ly five on the side Mr. McElroy ad heres tin that is the Evangelical church. Yot don't consider that it Is better to stand for the side of five that are honest and square, working for the gtod cause than to favor 1000 indvidu als that are planning coil, and are us ing every way and means to under mine the church to which they have wouiised loyalty. These secedera had been holding privy councils before this anunal conference, discussing how thev could overthrow the church. merely on account of some personal disagreements. He also forgets that this Oregon conference, which is the most famous among the reliellious. ataonnts to very little among the conferences that are loyal and clear of sucli corruption. If Bishop Bowman had bceu suspended, as thev claim. It would have been very foolish for him to trv and hold any coufcrence. The fact that he held all the conferences, goes to shove that the sham suspension with which the Dubs mob tiled to silenco him, was as infamwus a lie us ever the coil once dared to start. Biuop Bowman Is on the. best of terms with the headquarters of our association and conducts his business worthy of his name. But there are a great number of people In Uncle Sam's domain that like to lie humbugged. Hereafter If I want to write to one of my mends I imtst expect to nave a runatie pru-er goitie it up ana puo lish it in a number of newspapers. If that is the latest fashion I will try to keen up bv publishing one of Mr. T. A. Yost's letters, which shows plainly the writers uSosiuon looiner cuurcnes: Swket Home, AnriUS, ISM. Kkv. Noeto Dear sir ml Brother!. It a- agai list the protest of our trustees that I invitl you to ose m r churrh. 1 rtil m btinue I hoi 8WKKT UOMR 11 EM 9. THE ttge,' SAIJtf AGCNDI. WAIESLOO WHIBLIXGS. Watekixo, June 2o. .Remember The glorious Fourth. Everybody come and We'll take soda water straight and D.iftce all night till Wroad daylight. Musie w'll be furnished by Woodruff and Devine. Tne ram still continues. Soda water is all O K yet. Miss E. Myei-s is visiting Miss Gross, her cousiu, this week. Miss II. M. Gross is confined to the house with rheumatism. Mr. S. A. Hudelson is erecting a dwelling house at this place. Hon. J. K. Weatherford and wife were seen on the street en Sunday. .- Q.utte a crowd gathered at Waterloo Sunday, but the rain delayed some of the erowd till late. What's the matter with the jays last week? Little Bird failed to see any at the spring on bunuay. Little Bird feels weary to see it rain H hard and can't scribble much this ek. LlTTXE BlRJD. our nelaiHrtw ministers of the rniwl would be held In the bonds ol mw. I wiMicil your jielc sIhhiM have tiie.preat-lu-d word by a mim-Jor of thvir faith. I thcnijrht, as a servant of the living i;od. you onld rofeet others who ire lalorii$ for lie salv.itiou ot preeiotix nl.. Then yon rv niemlierbrotiier, I told yon. I expeetod yon wot:d not alMiaie ojt ini'le, or any other ebristi.tti, mean.nRtliereby that you would not Kv-;il oms or t beir dtictriiu'-s. Jfoa, In view ol the I act tint you Je attju-kiiiR xme ot onr fniKlnnieni.il dor trine. I am under the painful neovs-'ty of c1omi5 tlw duois of our chrT-h aguiuM your turtlu r r.e. 1 am yours. Thus. a. VosT. In regard to inviting Mr. Norton, we trustees have not teen consulted. nor has Mr. JohnGalbraith nor I made any protest against Mr. Norton using the church. If Mr. Morris, the other trustee did, and I doubt if he did, there was one trustee, (not trustees.) Uou cernmg the doctrines, Mr. 1 ot kih-w well enough that the Advents differ with the Evangelicals. He should have used more sense than to expect that Mr. Norton would deny his doc trines which he has upheld all his life, for the sake of being allowed to preach in his (Yost's) new church. When Yost was gathering subscriptions tow ard his church building tie deceived a good many outsiders and members of other denominations by telling them that the new church would be open for any orthodox preaching. Now the treatment Mr. Norton, the United Brethern and others received proves his actions a contradiction of his words. He says that he kindly offered Brother McElroy the church to use, also his elder, Mr. Bittner. He did not tell you the conditions which they were to go by. They were not to say one word against his, nor one word in fav r of t heir own side. Can such an offer be accepted by the minister of an old proen church from a traitor? Where is Christian tolerance? Such actions are bound to create dis satisfaction in a community where each denomination eun't afford to build their own church; where it takes the united effort of all to put up a building for worship. It is alright for the Evangelical church to have control and arrangements in their hands, but we should not put ourselves above all others, and since Yost seceded he has no legal right nor power to appropri ate to himself possession and manage ment of this church. True, he has worked with his own hands and com pleted the building, and so have a good many others. He claims he was doing this for the church and God. Now he attempts to cast the whole at the devil's feet. It "reminds me of some cows I have seen. They would give an abundance of milk, let the milker get his pail brimful and then kick it all over creation. Yost's history states that 8. R. Nothiger secured one key and tried to get the other of J. W. Galbraith. This is ft base falsehood, unworthy of one that calls himself a mtnistc- of .'he gospel. My purpose of going to John Galbraith was to call bis attention to the perilous condition the church w-p in. 1 did not know that John uad a key, and to try to take it away would have been an insult. The bishop h..d suffieieut reason to tell me to get tlie key that was not in the hands of the trustees. W h y in the name of common sense must that temple stand idle three fourths of time? If Christian tolerance was practiced, there would be preach ing two or three times every bunday. But, no, no, Yost has built this houe with his own bands, for his own self, trying to make the public believe he was the genuine Evangelical minister, while he was run off with a lot of ambitious cranks, who are all longing for self-glory. Before we know it they will hrve another split-up among themselves, for they are all striving for Bishop's dignity. Mr. Bowersox in making his state ment concerning this affair has tangl ed himself into a net of crooked stories. ' The main part was an appeal for the sympathy of the people. We will have a man explain matters before long at the old Grange hall. Everybody interested will be invited to come, 'if Mr. Yost wants to expose me that way because I do not agree with his actions, and thinks the Dutchmen, as he calls us, (although he is one himself) would swallow it all, he is mistaken. Better go slow. Sah'l B. Nothiger. Such papers as copied T. A. Yost's history, of June 13, will please copy this answer. S. It. N. SwKi:r IIomk, Ji'pc SSt Tl? mountnln tir-vct ! commem-ed. Te,m ire eoiuuiK t'vely.e.id n'l c a numlicr or band!- u horses u we eomc o-e,. Me rs llnmliton 4 A.1rew b.ee ni.l-cl s foo and shoe de.tr me'it lo ihe iiiMin?; k'-o n now .-.nretiou e, wnv.u tney iumiu'o v. oui mm eiv-eti i U K. Some of our ne'Thlwn i;v roni n: i the e- Kenle lo ihe liol furl tzi (if :'el- lie. M. V.o- oerl-v mid srood fortune co wlih them: at -o a x'.i- cuil good t'lae. omMmm W aradu-llv tmtii ovine: eonWei iile huiUliiiK hat lieen Kiue t.i.hiit the Lul year, rnd -Ohio MX new bu.Mi'-i liuvo. he'll iut up wi'tiid the !"t eighteen uumi'Iih. Jer: r Slie l s.t vs be tnt In kIt bll thin Fnl ill": mid one tnun eame nlon aiid his hoi--c ate up all the o us he had. Outs rte se.iee up lioie and we w'll have h rustic lo rc , . hem. There Is to be eetcui.it ion at 1iwcr foa on he fourth. lYepoi ritniw are lliv ni.ule ucile etlen-HvIv fur uiu-lc rnd d.ii'eln-' Nothing s gn"nr a s.-eet Ihane in ihe "ay of ft ;ivi. iriiuiy on -me: s is me wairim-on. tur simrt iHi.iiiin ier. O. V. Lubker. h.- removed from llainttlou Andiws" to Ids new nueriers. Tlltie.i o -It tony in tlient. The old Hue nearly atnnvs tiylns. and sinms that woSaee, llomci luve that old ri whleh ninny m m loi'iut tie.deraud would rsnt a ;atn pe "crxny. (Vir M-hisJ hits Jiu-I clo et1. Tlil purf of oir work has lieen eventi'ul v.eH as oitr ehreli it - l'iions. H has tuUvn two lea-liei o tc:th l iree months whool. Our tirs. enHier w." Mi. . J. C tiilbeit. ho wivs a Mjleiutlt! loaetic, but . e pit mmrM, w we h''i-d a M:. Sun ford. td 1 iwiinetl lur warn oi ciioi..-s. Aim ume. suim moves on. The insreet an? at prr cut cncoiua-TinR tbr SO i-l C-it and a prospermia yea.-. Amonit lie p int-usit pnxineis i mi oinx at pnem jb r litem bark boncht by llainllloii Andrews, our d -v eood and Rre-rv men-hant-'. AH hitip. Iiave Itieir nine and ican: i pre-af onie of this tnirk and take it as a medicine you will think It lias is time with all things. Keli rtiMts c!terpb arc bi-lnir held In ihe old Onuvn: hall and abo in the new Kvn!elieal eluitch. lUUh of these rieelni are eanied on bv the Evaiiselifftl chureli. As tlicy havo a t-fit pmonir tlieniselvex. they have two nieiis.ers vn the sweet Home work: and one hou was never known to hold two families lunqr. M ihey have di rtied, and eaeli keep Uicir ow n liouse. Qt-tte a number of panics have bought property here and oiheis are tniiifclny abixit 11. Son Is a g k1 time invest. Ihere Is no tsxni. but a aluady irn wt i o our litt e hamlet h:ua'rt rmouy the mnuntaiiis with a rood, kind-hearted isM.ula tton to support It. Mr. KltkUriek of U-bamm hoii"ht six lots last week, and we undetxand wiHild do some btiih'iii; if he could obtain Ittni- b r. TheieMaswat Mwm'H mtilcd in this vt e nity. We have had a sort of a test rnioiu n in tbe shape of a peddler who wao ellili iriMuls i i 160 luts on long time. boMlnr out tlie IikIii. -menl f iat thev were cheap. c.. A-e. Aa a general t dn after the trade was eomi t -ted tlie i-aiite w!n boupht them were not satistied and made lip tn-.-ir mtnds inat tney were.)ta m s exieni; at leat boirrnt exuencnee nM wmieiiiin T. 001 thev are apt to remenilr It lonrft. Tliis sw in- di,-r will be rtmembered bv time for a loiif time If i here is a law to stop neh awtiHilers it ihkiii 10 be atminfiered in tnfs r- fur mme neoide in this enmmnnitv who have rmrrhaMMl of him wiil a ave to pay w hew tbe time eoraes. and t lie ehan ea ai-e It w ill neany t im'ir mimes, wniio inc psKls ther have (. are not near wrath the limner paia lor inem. li u not en s"ii iim shim-s. " HK1.UV CRY OF MILLIONS! OH. 7tV BTTCKt TOP IT MOW. SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATK. I have br en troubled maay rear witk diaeaa of the kidney aad hT MONTAGUE'S many diiffreut remedie ave tried and have ought aid truia ainerent pnystoiaa About the 15th of April cry violent without relief. t wn atiftt-rinr from attack that almost proa! rated me la urh m manner that I wa bent over. When I sat down it wai almost Impossible for me to ret np alon or to put on my clothe, when ur. iicniey, wiib inc kind Providence sent ur. Henley, ORHGOS KIUNEY TEA, to my hotel. I immediately commenced uainff the tea. It bad an almost miractilou effect, and to the aston ishment of all the guests at the hotel. In a few days,! am bappy to state, that I was a new man. I recommend tbe tea to all affl aa 1 have been. O. A. TUPPEH, Proprietor Occidental Hotel, banta Rosa, Cal. ,9, Like Success COLUMN. Hang Oat Our Banner on the Outer Wall. THE CRY THEY IS STILL COME. So said Bui wer, that crreatcst of Novelists, and he never spoke more truly, and he tnicht have added with equal force, that merit is the essence of success. Wisdom's Robertine is the synonym of merit, and its history is success. The magical ef- -fects of this preparation have been attest ed by thousands of the leading ladies of, society and the stage. It istheonlv artU ele ever dtscocerea wnicn gives a vawr al and Beautiful tint to the complexion;': at the same time removing all rodghnesa of the face and arms and leaving . the tktn soft, smooth and velvety. It has long been tbe study of chemists to pro duce an article that while it would btau iijy the complexion would also have the merit of being harmless, but these two important qualities were never brought mogemcr uiiiii comraacu in WISDOM'S 50c onnp: tTTflr Montague's Magnificent Sprin Stock of Dress Goods in Endless Yariety, Such as De Beiges, Foulards, ' Challles, Satin es, Organdies, Notlca of Dissolution. NOTICE IS HEREBY C;!VEN THAT TIIK CO tMrtnershin heretofore exi-tiii2 between John t'uucraud Jos. Wassom. know n as I be firm of I'mrer A Wassiwn, Is this day di-solved by minimi eonsi-nt: and all claims to and trout the hue firm will be paM and received by Joxeph lVa.MHn. Sicued this 16lh day of June. 1. Jt)HS VSiiER. Serl.l JOS. WASfOXL (Stal.J CITY PROPERTY. I am agent for Heal Estate In Cowan's :-: Addition Choice Residence and Business Lots IX A Very Desirable Portion of the City Cheap fur the Scst Sixty Days. It. S. ROBERTS. BRICKI BRICK! 125,000 Brick At my yard in the suburbs at Lebanon For Sale at Reasonable Rates. All Kinds of MASON WORK DONE With Neatness and Despatch. Inquire of D. W. HARDIN. -Ji mmUKdTt "t i f iSawlwataaawalwawawMawW DONT SHIP YOUR OLD STOVE You can buy bmj of the LATKST PATTK11N8 Cbeap, of SWAN BROTHERS. TIIK Y CARRY A FULL LIKE OF Tin, ";' Capner. . '.' ilfnaden and Stone Ware, also PUMrS AND TUMP FIXTURES. Job IPorJt done on Short Notice, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laxd OrrtcK AT Oregon tSty, Orr-ena. I Jnue li lMt I Kotlee h hereby rlren lhat the foHlnie-nmel settler ha filel notice of hi intention to make Hnnl nroof in snnnort of hl elalm. and that mid rroof will be math: tfore the tkxinty t'lerk of inn eonnty, at Alluy, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 29, lwO, rix: HENRY E.CROPBT. Pre-emption D. 8. No. SSB, for the X. E. J of See. 12. Tp. 12 K. 1 l-A-H. Henamt-athe fulloirlne wltner to nrore hf etniiiiimma residenee uiHin and enltivationof. sdd land, viz: H. H. Vroom, J. M. Siranua, A. C lis ter and M. A. IHekeraon, all of I t t.an..n I. O. Linn eountr, Oixgoa. J. T. API EKSON, Register. MoiHaeue must '.e Trerarinz for a boom, jtKjring by j;Ve way he is stock ing up liisNM?m.n.th End One-Piicc (Jttsh Stores. I5y put'ciiasing his goods in such Lvrae (.iwnU'cieb he naturally l?eis much lower pviees. He guaran tee food goods in all tlsdepartments tit his extensjive estabrrshinents rics that alisolately atHii9LOther ' mcrctis.its in the valley, some ofYfeC? 1 u '.tuai ' ita r otxv iti( t nw jroous as low as 'aale. 1 lie cart ful bu ' Mo.jyj'-'Uf't. An Old Soither's Story: In the late war I was a soldier in the First Maryland Volunteers, Company (J. During my term of servioe I contracted chronic diarrhoea, since then I have used a geat amount of medicine, but when I found any that would give me relief they would injure my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy was brought to my notice. I used it and will say it is the only remedy that gave permancn t relief and no bad results follow. I take pleasure in recommending this preparation to all of my old comrades, who, while giving their services to their country, contracted this dreadful disease as I did, from eating unwhole some and uncooked food. Yours truly, A. E. Bending. Halsey, Ore. For sale by M. A. Miller. it Montagi.H' as ; theybft We wish to say to our old customers, and also new ones, that we are prepar ed to furnish well seasoned lumber, rrifide from soft mountain fir, at the Second clear, tear Jlear lx-iv..-... --.... 'veiuR, " UCK iimoerh AtQUnaill Jn Irtsbunr. S10.00 i no 1:1.00 7.(10 Linn Co.. 'NO.S & Co. Money! Money! TO LOAN Good Farm. Property -AT - . 8 Per Cent. I examine my own security, wiile ny own papers, and if title is orfcct can close business up in short order. Call on or-write me. S. N. STEELE. With E. G. Boardslev, . REAL ESTATE AGENT, " - ..Ai.B-vK Ouecion. m28 THE TAIIB, ALBANY, OREGON, Has opened tlie largest and finest line of suitings ever brought to - Albany. It fii eludes patterns for full dress suits or coats, vests or ; pants separately, and em braces some of the finest of imported goods not seeu here before. Mr. Graham EMPLOYS SKILLED WORKMEN Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. fsnTTb States Laxo Offht. I Or. euo t iTV. Oreaon, Mareh 31, !.". MOTirF. IS HF.RKItY GIVEN THAT IN TOM A ' iilianee with the pmvfctions of the art of f m ret of June S. ISTia. entitled "An aet for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Uregoa Nevada, and Wa5hinton Territtn-y, THOMAS J. MILLER, Of liebanon, cotmtv of I.inn. Plate of Oreiron. ha thi dav tiled In thin oftiee his aaorn ataiement No. lwl, for the rehae of the N. E. i of aee- thHi No. H. in townnip Jto. ia atann. rauve ro. z et- an.1 will oiler nroof to show that the laud aotisht l more valuable for Its timlier or MHie thMii r,tr erteiillimit nurwse. and to estalilii- hi claim to said laud neiore ine reyiMer aim reeeiverof thla oftiee at Oreeon City, llrejrou, on Mondar. the irth lay or Aupuw. ls-- He namea as itne- Oeo. Hnle, Wm. Hale, S. M. Ciarlnnd anil J. E. Squires, all of Lebanun, I Itttt ptMiiitr. nivmtl. Aiit and all peron elaimlns i1verdy the lmvltvierihed lamiit are rVuneed t tile the elaim to thia oniee on tr Itefore said 2Sth day of AUKibt. l.ai. J. T. AITERSON. Register. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'I LINE. The Mt. Shasta Route. Tims Between Albany and Sin Fran cisco, 35 Hoars. ' California Express Trains Run Dally THIS SIP ACE Patriotism Turned Loose I RESERVED V .. 1 " 7 1 iiiuiu.il.. -FOR AMERICAN EAGLE UNCAGED ! Lebanon Trodden Down by 10,000 Visitors Eager to See the Fireworks! Nothing Like It Since Lebanon Celebrated Four Years Ago. BETWEEN SAN PORTLAND AND FRANCISCO. . ITH. . 1 tin l.v l'ortlind P. M..l.v... Albany ...Lv., 7:43 A. M....Ar Sun r'raiiex-UL Lv NllBTH yt. "I t.-tn r. tt. .Ar.10: A Swiss Lawns. Bishop and Victoria Trimmings, Ribbons. Velvets, Plusa Ii Man Shades, Buttons, Ont Thousand Varlstles Cloirss, Hosiery, 11 fact everj'thine to make a lady'B eyes fairly sparkle. Both the Mam moth store and the One Price Cash Store are the recipients of Immense Stocks, and Montague proposes to sell them to the people who deal in 1-iObanon ut PRICES THAT Defy Competition! in any town in the State of Oregon To those wise (?) ones who trot ufl to other than their home town to purchase cheap John trash, pause ere it be too late; discard the idea of buving anvwhere but at home, and then only of Montague, and you will have your youth renewed, your mind in serene content, and 1UU cents worth for your dollar every time. xo baits, no chromo?, no steel or wood engravings of awfully homely shoemakers does Montague delude his customers with, but he DOES give them the choice of tne very best goods from the largest selection this side of Portland, at the most moderate prices for cash or approved country produce. lie who steals my purse steals trash From the fact that I have emp tied it in purchasing the abve named goods at panic prices, and also in purchasing the daisiest lot of LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, MEN'S SHOES, BOYS' SHOES, GIRLS' SHOES. Talk about other brands of shoes than the magnificent line kept by Montague. Shoo, fly, don't bother me; there is room enough in the world for theo and me. We can FIT anyone, and when Montague says FIT he means it, and he is not going to send you out of his palatial stores with those abominable monsters in leather which you may possibly find in other establishments not a thousand nulea ironi our grand em porium, and which makes your feet look as though you were a new arrival from Chicago. No, do not make any mistake when you want GOOD Boots or Shoes for mother, wife or sister, the grandmother to the baby, the grandfather to the last new boy, but be sure to call 011 Montague and se cure what you may require i that line. Every pair fully warranted. Peterson & Wallace, Real Estate -Brokers, LEBANON, OREGON. AT COST! To Mate Room for Vj Spring and Summer Stock DRY GOODS, FDRIISHIKG GOODS, AID KOTIOKs, I.WILL CLOSF OUT MY Entire Stock of Boots & Shoes AT COST. If vou wish confirmation of the above headers, join the immense throng on the Fourth and keep step with the musie on that day! If this celebration does not draw, you are an alien ana need to oe in oculated with the love of freedom! Secure standing room on Peterson s butte and catch a glimpse of the proceedings in the suburbs of the city! OFFICERS OF THE DAY. ; PRESIDENT M. A. Miller. VICE PRESIDENTS J. L. Cowan. Albany: T. J. Black, Halsey; Jeff Myers, Scio; Sam May, Ilarrisburg; Henry Moran, Sweet Home; Ueo. Davis, Shedd; J. U. it. JUoreiocK, Jirownsviiie; v,. ai. rmuu, erson. MARSHAL J. R. Kirkpatrick. AIDES R. A. Irvine and Geo. Humphrey. SPEAKER Wm. M. Kiier. READER Prof. R. N. Wright. CHAPLAIN Rev. G. S. Hanleiter. AMUSEMENTS AND LIST OF PRIZES. HOSE CONTEST First prize, 145; second, 115. BASEBALL For players under twenty years. Priie, 115. ONE-HUNDRED-YARD FOOT RACE Prize, $5. FIFTY-YARD FOOT RACE Prize, $5. FAT MAN'S RACE Free for all over 200 pounds. Prize, $5. LADIES' FOOT RACE Prize, 15. SACK RACE Prize, 12 50. WHEELBARROW RACE Prize, $2 50. PLUG UGLIES In the afternoon. GRAND BALL In the evening, given by the Lebanon Cornet Band One interesting feature of the day will be the "McKanlass Minstrel Band," who have been engaged to assist tfee Lebanon Cornet Band in furnishing music for the celebration. GOLDEN RULE Now U the Time to SECURE REAL BARGAINS. 1 Propose to Have THE Leading Dry Goods Store In the Valley. 00 sa o MAIL ORDERS Promptly attended. W. K. READ, Vllnii-, Orfffon. Q o J. C. McFERSON, House, Sin & Carriage Painter, PAPER HANG EH ft GLAZIER. Contracts Taken for Any Kind of House Work, such as Plain : or : Fancy : Painting, GRAINING. PAPER HANGING, Frescoing and House Decoration of I Every Description. DON'T : GO PORTLAND! Gradwohl : of : Albany HAS EVERYTHING To Be Found in the Metropolis HE SWEEPS THE VALLEY of aii cojii'irriTons In Crockery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Rogers Bros. Silverware, French China and Glassware, Boys' Wagons, Doll Carriages, Etc NOW LISTEN! The Golden Rule Bazaar Makes a Specialty of the Finest Teas, Coffees and Baking Powders, Every Package of which is Manufac tured for and Bears the name of Golden Rule Bazaar. WATCH!! Everyone who buys gets his money's worth, and in addition to that he is given some Fine Glassware and a chance at a Gold Watch. 03 N 30 ALBANY. Local Passenger Trains Dally (except 8jinlay) 8-Sil . M.-.I.V ..Prtlaml ArZ8:4-' vTu. 12:40 r. M.-.I.V Allmny ......lA lliV a. m. 2:49 P. M Ar Euirune , l.v K.-uu A. M. Local Passenger Trains Dally (except Sunday) -AXD GUARANTEES GOOD FIT. As well as the best quality of goods. Those dcsiHng something really fine should call and INSPECT HIS NEW PATTERNS. Why Ray Ten per cent Interest on Money AVlion You Can Got It For H.es? CAJjT on the Oregon Land Company Albany, Oregon. Ahby& Dickinson, Managers. 8:211 p. M Lv ...Allwny...... P. M....Ar Ltibanon.... 1:S0 p. m. ... Lv ......... A lbany !:: P. M.Ar.......IetiHlion.... 7. W a, M.-..I.v....Albaiiy.... 8.22 A.M....Ar. Ix-bttlHMl... Ar. fiM A. M. ..Lv. 5:J5 A. M. .....Ar 9: A. M. Ll.v. 8:10 A. M. ..Ar 4.2 P. N. I.v. a. 40 p. M. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accnimodfttlon of Second-Class Passengers, attsiched to Kxprvss Trains. The S. P. Co's Feary make eonncctlun with all the regular train on Uus Kaat&Ule Div. fruni tout of F street, Portland. West Side Division. PORTLAND and C0RVALLIS Mall Train Daily (Except Sunday). 7 :a. m....Lv Portland..... ArJlr20 p. in. 12: p. ra Ar Corvalliii Lv 1:30 p. m. At Albmiy and Ci-vallis connect with train el Oregon Vucinc Railroad. Express Tral Dally (Except 8unday. 4 :So p. m.Lv 8K p. m.Ar..., ..Portland ArO0a. u. ..McMinnville Lv-r):4S a. m. THROUGH TICKETS To Points SOUTH AKD EAST YIA CILIF0R5II. - aOiFor ftill information rttrarrtinir raWs, mapA, tU. JraH on corupmiy'ii ocnt ut '.,n"v rf , . Now as to Clothing. When the purse was emptied, as above succinctly set forth, Montague was compelled to open another tutr'l for the purpose of securing to our cus tomers the latest novelties In fine suits as well as those adapted to every-dny wear. We are now opening up our elegant designs in Oregon City Cloth ing, California Ctifsimeru Clothing, Men's Clothing, Youth's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, all Imported Goods, elegant-fitting garments, at scandal ously low prices. Montagu has had over forty years experience in selling goods, twenty of which were spent among you rignt here in Jjehanon, and he now proposes to spend the evening of his life in giv ing to one and all such prices as the nous Oranger of Unn county never dreamed of. Make Montagu know you are going to pay cash down and no grumbling (the chronic grumbler is a despicable creature), and he will make prices to you ail right. MONEY ONCE MORE. The people who promised to pay up by the 1st of last January and failed to connect may find their accounts where it will not please them. Montague does not propose to waste valuable time in hunting up these delinquents. but will send the most forcible collec tor he can employ to wile the dollars due nie from these mtich-prpmiiug ana never-iMrrNYj-gntierjii(?n. - montague Orders left at the Express office receive prompt attention. will O. E. HARDY JEWELER, Lebanon Planing -AND Mill IIM on tand. unrest UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER. ESTALISHED II 1S75 BY S. A. I1CIERSGX. Refitted, Enlarged and Improved. NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE. I manufacture and deal in Doors, Blinds, all styles of Vindm Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., in fact anything man ufactured and kept on hand in a first-class planer. In connection with the above, I also have on hand a well-assorted lumber yard in which is to be found rough and dressed Lumber, Rustic, Bevel, Weather Boarding, Flooring, and all kinds of Finishing Lumber for Cornices, Etc. JEWELRY JUST RECEIVED Call And Secure Prices. EXCHANGE HOTEL. FURBISHES THE BEST ACCOKIODA TIOSS IK LEBAHOS. The Building Has Been Overhauled, Renovated and Refurnished. NO : CHINESE : EMPLOYED. New Furniture, Clean Beds, Good Meals, Genial Proprietors. No Matter Whether You Stop One Dnjr or AbkUi with l"a for a Year, Yon Will Find at tl Exchange All the Ccicfsru of llouie. ISAAC BANTA & J. W. BANTA, PROPRIETORS. :m:vit 1 hOlt, Druggists & Apothecaries, -DEALERS IN- Pure Drugs and Medicines, Xu.iiata, Oils nnd Glaxai. STATIONERY, Fine Perfumeiy,Bnishes gCorpla CIGARS AXD FANCY TOILET ARTICLES. f t if i 1 i i i Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. Jvl a i rv Street. Lebanon, Oregon. Jieinaer r