Lebanon Express. FRIDAY , AUUl'ST 1, 18!0. EYES AND EARS! !tuahtcs jrtxHl. Vnt1u r 1I that cmiM t3tlrcl. A nnt runhf strungwatoour tvr. "M r. Weatftilt'ii lUtle fluid U vtry sick. Keep your eye on t lie gnats, say Hob. Dr. Ncgu d Irtdy were In town IlliM MWk. oon & MchMch'. mid windows nt Ciu- Pewrnlof our peopto wvnt to Albany to see the el reus. WorU 1 progressing rapidly on the new cltool house. Mr. Hatch h-.ul a ttlight stroke of wm1yti!s last week. W have tro Rood hotels In Lebanon and both are crowded. Work wns Im-khii on J. (iuyV "onirtwe buiUUiiK Tuesday. Ice cream every Friday mid Satur day at the-ten-oent store. Attention in called to J. C Froy & foil's ad. in another column. Mr. E. Mlchcncr Informs ns that lie tvtll teach the llalsey svhool. Mrs. J. H. Klrkatrlck went to Se'lo Sunday and returned Tuesday. Dan Shaw and Mr. K1e find em ployment In th ware houf-e Just now. Several cfwa of sickness arc reported In town,attriUitnble to some unknown cause. Almost hut not quite a clmnjre In the ttiatmgcment of the furniture store this week. Hot, hotter, hottest. We ho fun-perlatlve degree times. had It lu In recent Bom fruit and fhlpped from this VeRCtahlo were place to Seattle lately. The first load of prnln was received t the warelwmse in Lebancii on Wed nesday. It. N. Wright's predilection forstror-g 1rlnk hurried huu off to Iowi r Soda Tiiursdiy. ti. T. Cotton contemplate addinur n took of Rent's furnishing goods to his Kn-eery store. It. P. ttoherts says he saw the grand rstaleht of his life, while in the moun tains recently. Miss Lizzie Farrell, of Eusrene, has Veen visiting her cousin, Miss llda Kl kms, in Iebanoit. Itemember yon can a-t a hot or cold Imth any day in the week at I. 11. lio rum's barbershop. Messrs. I'ruson and llindmnn are lcoratinsr the hir-room at tlie St. Charles in good style. M. A. Miller has a larsre stoek of machine oils of all kinds and will meet Jiny and all competition. Dr. Foley and family ore snondtrp vacation at Yaoulna. Dr. Itooth hun liis pntients during his absence. Rev. F. It. Cfeldor and f.m:'y, in eompany w ith Jake Hitycu and fa'suily, bonded fe-r the Cascades Jonday. If o pecn Into Moses' fruit stre will not quicken the sali varies it would l.e liard to tell what would move them. Oar friend Marion Fowel Intends to r1 vert iwe fr a miseinsr boy. He ha not been heard from formany months. We never have any riihts In Leba non, ad we infer from thinthut every body is good-natured because doing well. Wm. Eldred, of Lower Soda, w as in town this week, and reported a large iuruber of visitors at that popular re ort. Mrs. Tamplin, the wife of harlwr Tamplin, came up last Saturday frem Marion, and spent a few days "in our town. A. W. Mscs excluded the sunshine from his fruit sttvre by moans of a lsrce c-mvii-is. A great improvement, Mr. Mes. Mm. Smith, one of Le?anou's xpu lar ndiliocrs, tepteni-hed nir fruit tnd rcccutly wiih me very flue plums. J. A. Lamhersoii drives a fine span of horses. He says he don't intend to "keep in the middle of the road" any longer. The reputation of our mineral springs h widening. People from outside our own borders are test injr their medicinal virtues. Mewsrs. Marks and Boyle have svithin the last two weeks eU'octed a irreat transformation in Mr. Nichol's old barn. O. K. Hardy has filled his show with late invoices of jewelry, and will make prices to suit his many -ustomers. Eureka meat market, just opeinil on .Sherman street oposite St. Charles liotel. Wheeler & Tmutman. Call and see us Alvis Gentry, of Brownsville, was in Lebanon Monday. Mr. Gentry is working with the bridge carpenters on the O. By. We learn that the 3. !. church has kindly tendered the use of theiv church building to the conference of the 11. E. church, South. Joe Mayer has remodeled his dwell ing and the addition f fresti paint Rives it an sir of neatness equal to any thing on Park street. Business and growing grass are never to lie found on the seme street. Itemeniber this Is'fore you locate per manently in any town. Geo. Coishow was in Lebanon last week. He took his brother's family to Waterloo. "Willis Caldcr went home with him Friday. A. W. Moses has bought his brother's interest in the variety store and will conduct the luslnes alone in future. Success to him. F. P. Bodwell's paint and brush ad vertise him a good workman. He did eosne lettering on the Ked Front that canuot be beaten easily. We understand that Itev. Geo. V. Giboney, of Oregon City, and Bev. Marceliusof this place w ill exchange pulpito on next Sunday. If you area stranger in our midst, take tbe ExPRKs and acquaint your self with the people and their mode of living and doing business. Mr. Mayberry, who recently came from Albany, is building .a" holism. The fram of this building was shipped from Albany. Still they come. - There are eight houses in course of construction in Lebanon this week, raying uothing' about the paper mill, which is a small village in itself. Mr. R. H. Ligget broueht a wagon load of plums to town Tuesday. He left a fine sample of his fruit at this office, for which he has our thanks. Phil Smith came in from his farm Friday. He availed himself of the late sunshine to make bay. Noquar Tel between Phil and the old adage. - -" - Tc iruarantee var""inachiiie oils to - n no ton seed ir.t fish oils; - r 1 rie on. fLTi-o &. MEyzri, ( l. MontiitfiH' and wife, Noriimn Smith, Mrs. I'lom Funk wu Adu mid Nona MlUcr were the crowd that left Thursday morning fur Lower Soda. We omitted to mention lust week that the "boy preacher" who stopped over night In Lebanon recently, Is on bis wav to liiarll to to a missionary. Wo no longer have to goto Albany to have our machinery repaired, and it occurs to us that a foundry In Leb anon Is a jrrcat desideratum just now. We have never expected nor desired what now-n-ilay Is designated m a boom, but we did expect, and nrc now enjoying n steady continuous growth. J. 11. Klrkpatrlck Informs us that be has a tine supply of wood on band, lth hard and soft, which ho will de liver to any nart of the city. Notice ad. Itev. tieo. W. (Jlboiicy and tamlly will spend a few davs nt Waterloo this week, after which they will turn their faces eastward in search of a lilijer alti tude. A brother-in-law of Itiiir. llialt ar rived in Lebanon Tuesday, from Indiana. lb lug a carpenter, work was proilcred him tho day of hM ar rival. V. Hsckleman, John Heard and Arch itola rts returned from tho haunts of the loar and ism gar Wednesday.' Their families will remain awhile longer. Itev. V. A. M"Donald, well known in Lebanon, will delever a talk at the W. O. T. IT. hall In Albany next Sab bath evcuingou "llghteen Years an Engiiu-er." v Several cases of scarlet fever are re ported In Sweet Home. W'i hope the scourge has not appeared In Its malig nant form, and that it may prove short-lived. Mr Ibcrrett and family of The Dalle, came on Tm-sday's train. Mr. Uarrett Ixnight and fenced a lot south of the V. I", parsonage, and we presume he will build on it. Every week adds new names to our subscription list. To live In a town without reading the home pajnr is almost equivalent to living amongst foreigners in Ignorance of their lan guage. Mason- began work on the basement for he paper mill Monday. When we consider the dimensions of the mill and the height of the wall, we can readily see that the work to be done Is no triile. There are twenty-five men nt work on the paper mill, besides several men and teams hauling rock. The steam pump in operation throws a large volume of water and will swallow llsh two feet In length. Our streets are In good condition, but tell It not in Oath; publish it not In Askelon; some of onr walks are bo rouirh. rickety and unsafe that we fear we shall have to travel a la mwlc Warm Spring Indian. Mrs. F. M. Miller and Mr. McnticV family returned from t edar Mat re cently. They report lrnes in abund ance at thls"tdac They did not re turn cmnty handed, as tbe doens of fruit jars abundantly testify If yon would know the purchasing once of a dollar. sulcnla tor the E.VPiiKS for six months, and before leaving the otV.ce double the invest ment, making it one year, and you w ill jret rifty-tw-o weekly dividend. "Uuele Lilly"' Mnsti r.on, who Is now living nl NodAVille. stepped Into our office last week. We had not seen the elderly gentleman for twelve years. We hope to meet oftener in the future, as Mr. Ma-stersou now lives near by. Ri'veral of our young jxoo.!e have lieen making grimaces at t he extremely warm weather lately. Our turn will came stvn, and hen we will sc if a mountain trip will not plane the wrinkle and smooth the ruGles from Hir rough visage. Fed Coshow and family and .Viss Itcrtba Kay went to Waterloo last Thursday. IVd w ill leave his family at this health resort until they recu perate; in tho meantime, he will pros--cute bin studies in the law olliee of Hon. J. K. Wt-athcrl'ord. Died, in Lebanon, July 2H, Hattie Krey, aged two and one-half years. IVecased Wiis first taken with tonsil Uis which r'e .elo ''d into Li grippe. t-auing b r d ath. N'o deeply ey tupa ihiz wiih tic parents, who have re cently come amuiig.it us. Wc h:ul a two-hloek una way Mon day. A team toi k fright t a traction engine, turcw tie driver out or the hack (one wheel passing ov were caught in front of S f-tore. Tbe driver was nt hurt, and the vehicle suficred no harm. TinilHT and mineral riourcr- of Linn county made known on applica tions, at this otliec. Mining stock in tbe Calspooia and Blue Hi vcr districts wild at the Express office. For pnr ticulars call and see imr specimens and read our descriptive pamphlets. Steam threshers are moving out In all directions this week. The 'kitchen "attachment," which is now considered an indispensable, adjunct to every organizcit threshing company, lessens the labor of the farmer's wife and also reduces the expenses of harvesting. We stole into Walter's cherry orchard lately, gorged ourselves and fancied that w-e had not been detected, but the fruit stain on our face and hands lctraycd us and we found sir selves face-to-face with the Booorder. A simple thank you, settled the bill. A large traction engine was taken from the machine shop Monday, to the paper mill to furnish power for the pump which has to be kept in oper ation night and day. Unless the San tinm changes its-chanel we think Mr. O'Keil will reduce tho water in the hold. The circulation of the I lo si quick ened and enriched bean life ami energy to every portion of the body; appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repose. This can le secured by taking Dr. J. H. MeLean's Sarsapariila. For sale by Beard & Holt. Died, July 21, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kohler. The deceased was about vix years of age. She de- the!larte' "'is life only a few days after her little brother rreu was burled. This double bereavement makes large demands upon a sympathizing com munity. Families not already supplied should lose no time in procuring a bottle of Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy. It is the only remedy that can alwavs le depended upon for bowel complaint in -all its forms. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by M. A. Miller. Our old friend M. F. Lindsey called at the Ex press office lately. He tells usthathehas a good grain crop on his farm one mile north of Spicer. He tried to inveigle us into harvesting, on the ground that it would be good for our health. Our health never was better, Mr. Lindsey. We know of no ises of la grippe in town, but we do know that on both sides of Main street for a dittance of a half mile about 150,000 ten-penny nails have lost their grip ou the sidewalk and are standing up like the quills on an enraged porcupine. Who will strike the first blow. Some of our small 1oys, anxious to imitate the older merchants, began business in a small way last week. They did not, however, pay ' for their stock, but carried a box of tobacco from : the depot and besrtin a traffic in a sly ! wav. T hov vvre detected and pun- ' ished before they had proceeded '.r. , Homo litinirry, lank, lenii.pailavcruiis knave ti led to get Inbi tho Swltzeiituxl meat market Sunday evening, lie broke a pane of glass, thrust his hand In and lowered the upper sash. Nothing is misMcd from -tin market, tint you cannot main Ed believe that It was a soup-U'iie he was after. Dog days are n mouth early this year. Exposure to rough weather, getting wet, living lu damp localities are favorable to tbe contraction of diseases of the kidneys ami bladder. As a preventive, and for the cure of all kidney and liver trouble, use that valuable remedy, Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Halm. SI .no per bottle. For sale by Beard & Holt. Joseph Blugs, of the firm of McLcod Hlggs. tanners, Brownsville, Or., passed tiirouli Lebanon last week with an assortment of lace leather, sbn leather, haruex and skirting. J I' Mcleod V BigKs could le induced (and they can) to loente In our town it would add anotln r business enter prise to Lebanon of no small propor tions. While at the depot this week we beard a man make this remark: "A town that cannot furnish employment for lis population need expect no boom." This is true. You may cry yourself hoarse shouting at new-comers with out avail If more than half your jsin. ulatlon are out of employment. People must live, you know. No Idlers m our town. The suggestion of J. M. Murks with reference to providing hitching post, Is a good one. We have seen as tunny as eleven teams on Main street at one time, and the teamsters were com pelled to hold their horses ir Incur the risk of a runaway. We will provide means for securinif teams '.f our patrons will hitch, come in to see us and tell tu what they know. A man who a short time slnco wns exnerlmeiutnar with giant nowder.wlth a view to ascertaining the amount of concussion neceKiviry to cause an explo sion, has nov gone on an exploring expedition. Fragments have been nicked nn in six frontier counties, none of which were large enough to Insure Identification. Some thin us must be handled with care. Mr. Wm. Donaon and family, Jos. Buhl and Buir. lllatt returned from Char Lake Tuesday. They brought back seventy cans of tierries and a good string of fish. Bull. Is a man of i.ls word: he brought them according to promise, lie tells us that onr friehd Tveer of Brownsville, killed two elks at Iuver Sod last week that dressed six hundred pounds ench. A six-horse load of wool from East ern Oreiton passed through 1-banon Tuesday. If we had tbe Cheadle ditch we would probably have a woolen mill that would stop this wool here, and our merchants could load tbe teamsters for the return trip with provisions, dry giMuls and other neces saries and In this way establish a trade with our Eastern Oregon friends, A large meteorite fell in Washington county. Kaun. lately. Chancellor Snow of tbe Slate University, w hom wo personally know, secured one bun dred and twenty-tight pounds of the covettMi prize, iiie . unne-nor win have the stone nsaved and we f like telling him that if It assays gold and silver It Is from tho Calnp'toia district and we alptd claim the same by right of priority of discovery If cherries cause a sense of fullness. gieeii apples orimr the coi.e, and un ripe pluiulm produce cholera morbus, w hat will be the clntt of a car load i of water imlotis upon a town or one I thousand Inhabitants? This Is the I problem the medical fraternity are vrrliii4r witli lust now. the solution of which verv nearly concerns our peace of of of lnlw I susiss-t the solution will be jalap or some other nasty medicine. Instances often occur to prove the pen migbterthan the sword. A friend of ours wrote n projiosal to a girt, made a mistake and directed the letter to an older sister; mid because he would not marry her, she sued him for breach ;f promise, placing her damage at (otfciO and she got it. In nddi'l n to this the proMective father-in-law came down and Hogged him like Jer icho and compelled the voung man to compromise his dighity In various ways. All brought about a by a little blcil pen. We sometimes hear It said that the man of on Idea never accomplishes anything. Tills contravenes ourolwer vation a'ul tbe experience of mankind in general. The desaulter may amuse p;ople by riding two horses, but In soltcr practlcul lire a man in orler to aecom oui oi im j pl:s, rcs,ittf, must confine himself to a i ii ttn. i bobbv. It is only when the sun's ravs t. iWra!iave'wn focuod that they strike fire. Some men utterly fail In life txM-ause their talent is tK much dissipated. Died, near Lebanon, July 2r, Wm. Feebler, of hivuiaphilia, or hereditary hemorrhage. An autopsy was per formed by Drs. Courtney ami Ibsith. which left no doubt an to the cause of his death. IXeeased was an old pio neer and leaves a large circle of rela tives and friends to mourn his depart ure. One of his sons, Thos. Feebler, was in the mountains at the time of his death and never heard the sad news until after the interment. We tender the bereaved the sympathy of the entire community. Montague must bo preparing for a Iwoiii, judging by the way he is stock ing up his Mammoth and One-Price Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods in such large quantities lie naturally gets much lower prices. He guaran tees good goods in all the departments r.f his extensive establishments at prices that alsoluttiy astonish other merchants in the valfev, some of them going so far as to sav that Montague retails his gsxls as low as they buy them at wholesale. The careful buyer Invariably goes to Montague's. The Columbia Conference of the M. E. church, South, will hold its session ! in Lebanon, commencing August 2fth. Bishop E. It. llendrix, of Missouri, will preside. Bev. Morris, of Louis ville, Ky., one of the secretaries of the Board of Church Erection, will accom pany the Hi shop. Bishop llendrix is recognized as one of the foremost' preachers of America. Itev. G. S. Han letter, of Albany, will act as host, and those of our people whom he has not called on, and who will entertain a delegate, will confer a favor by notify ing him. The One-Price Cash Store has lie come one of the features of Lebanon. As everything Is new and fresh, and the prices are so much below that charged in credit-giving establishments, peo ple who deire to buy their goods for cash naturally go to the corner, where they do not have to make up to the storekeeper for the non-paying cus tomers who, when they can do so, buy ou credit, and who are constitutionally opposed to paying for anything. Get prices at the One-Price C-ash Store and if there is any reason in you that is the place where you will purchase your upplies. Machinery made and repaired at the Lebauon machine shop. We have nothing but the best machinery, it is managed by practical machinists and consequently we can repair steam en gines, boilers, saw mills, grist mills windmills, quartz mills, planing mills, chop mills, mud mills, rock mills cof fee mills, shingle mills, bark mills and paint mills. In t-hort we can make or repair anything that hfis wheels and wears belting. We also' keep on hand lace leather. rubber packing, hemp pueking and brass goods. You can take t hem a skeleton of an engine, a thresher or uny kind of machine and they will put it in run ning order on fiiort notice. HROtyNMVlLl.K IIHKKZM. ' , G. D. A brums was In town Huiidny. Clare lliimti Is working In tho fl ur mill. , , 10. D. Johnson returned from Albany Wednesday. , Mi-s. Keeney has built a barn on tier lot lately. . J. F Vcnuer Is dispensing drugs for Dr. I. W. Starr. J. B. 11. Moreloek Is expected home from Sent tie soon. Peach plums are selling In town lit fifty cents it bushel. Jonah Moore Is receiving grain al the warehouse this week. Dr. Curl Is now ceupylng his neat residence, on Muple strict. C. E Stanard and family are camp-1 Ing at Soda springs ibis week J. K. Mcllaruti" and family returned from the mountains Saturday. A. M. Templeton expects his hops to m t him several dollars this year. Peter Smith has decided that his potato cl'op will be light this year. I. D. Buyer finds It easier to keep the books since hi trip to the const. Jake Bilvcu and f.tinllv left Monday for a motiiilian climb In the Cascades. Luther suva he would prefer the razor to the smith's hammer any time J. A. Winter, our photographer, says he had a month's work on Saturday lan. People pome from the four tsilnts of the compass to buy Jewelry at tho Bed front. Jim Dolan no longer pptns stories, but he can spin as much wo l as any mail of his age. Wm. Sierry says his cram crop I much better thli year lh:in h?s crop of one year ago. John Moore has sold the city deliv ery to A. Bolerts, who will deliver Koods in Ihe future. Clyde Fiwter his passed his novitiate at Dr. Osburn's drug store and Is li ghtning to Ik useful. Jos. Hansard began keeping boimc last wis'k. This Is something ueiv for Jo., but he will learn. Jim Driver Is working in Bradley's blacksmith shop during the proprie tor's visit lo the mines. MuuiiM have not run their course In Brownsville yet; tbe latent case is tittle Winnto Windom. C. D. Drake steamed up Monday morning and will keep the boiler hot until all the grain Is garnered. Mr. Mtivberry has discovered that potatoes Mill lie scarce next winter and Is In no hurry to dig his crop. W. It. Kirk went to Portland Mon day. Mr. Kirk is kept buv looking after the Interest a of the woolen mills. Luther White spent the first part i f the week surveying mining claims In the foothills a few miles south of towi . Mr. and Mrs. Bruck, from E isftsu Oregon, who have Is-en visiting rela tives lu town, left on Monday's trln. F. M. Jack, one of our largf Imp crouer, has been spending his time pleasantly in the uiouuU.iiu for several days. Capt. Hajten nit-1 Geo. Bennet dug a well for A. P. Howe last week, striking plenty of water nt a, depth of thirty thnt' feet. Prof. Garland's manual latsir on th Cahqioola trail cost hiui ten stpndstf flesh, but it only increased his lust for more work. The Intricate problem of untying the Gordon Knot which green fruit and oucnmUrs tlcth, pirf.les our doctors not a little. Snpt. Jaeger and Mat. Farley have planted tlu new machinery in the woolen mill and it runs almost with out friction. Mrs. J. M. Moyer and her grand daughter, Goldy, returned to Browns vlll. Tuesday, "from a "week's sojourn In Portland. Jimmv Shea, notwithstanding bis gKsl fortune In tbe Louisiana lottery, stands to the spinning jack like a ver itable Tartar. At the real estate office of O. P. Coshow, may be seen a tine display of Oregon pruducls In tho cereal and mineral hue. Peter Hume has been planning a trip to the Sound, tail It Is likoly that he will seek relaxation lu the moun tains near home. Bev. Baily of the Christian church, returned from his mountain trip re cuperated and will fill his pulpit regularly In the future. One can get all the lerries he wants for the picking, provided always that he pav for the privilege of running at large in the berry patch. J. M. Waters left for Scat tld Tuesday. He t'ok alone some specimens of gold to show the Seattle Hoplo what wc have In the way of mines. Waters Bros, little thought when they took tho corner store that they were getting h corner on groceries and dry (roods, but so they have. J. M. Waters and A. J. Garland returned from the Calapoota trail Saturday. Mr. Garland mustered a few recruit and returned Tuesday. Tho Building and Loan Association will soon complete one dwelling in the Galbrsl'h addition, and will Itegin work at once on tin secnud structure. The members of the Evangelical church effected an organization in Brownsville lately. It Is the intention of the church to have regular services. Tho Brownsville tannery is finish ing several dozens of calf and kip skins which would puzzle an expert to dis tinguish from the best French brands of shoe leather. Jeff Isom was making some strange signs to Dr. Stnrr and a few of the hrotherh'HHl Saturday, lie noes not belong to my lodge, or else I have for gotten the "work." Dan Walter and wife drove over to Sodaville Sunday. Dan has bwn a steady hand Ih the woolen mill for years, and and he fetis that he must liave some recreation. Geo. A. Dvsou went to Portland Monday. It is understood that George is looking after his real estate in the metropolis, and to speak a word oc casionally for the mines. The marshal finds nothing official to do In town and has gone into the bar- vose Held, we believe; a least we have not seen him since we breakfasted on his hospitality a week ago. The county loard are slow about re ceiving the bridge, which was com pleted some time since. The bridge is not located according to contract; the workmanship, however, is good. J. P. Galbralth was In Brownsville last week on business. We understand that he has traded his Interest in the Albany woolen mill for J. M. Moyer's interest in the Brownsville bank. An artist whose name we do not know, was exhibiting a pen picture of Brownsville last Saturday that is a master production of genius. As soon as the picture is lithographed It will be on sale at the Fed Front. Wni. Finley, an old pioneer, died suddenly at Lower Soda last Saturday. The remains were taken to the home of A. M. Templeton, his brother-in- law, where his funeral was preached on Sunday. Many people from Browns ville attended the funeral. A little son of J. A. McFerson while playimr In front of the furniture store was caught beneath a falling mattress, which his , piny fellows carelessly turned over, and had his thigh bone ; broken lust above the knee. Drs. Reese & Starr reduced the fracture and Ue will soon be about again. Fikst Clip. Guaranteed machine oils at Cruson & Menzics'. H( M HIITIMJH. From the Pre. ltevs. Baker of Texas, and New of this city, Cuinlieiiand I'resbvlerlau nilnlstera, aiu now conducting a serif ofmecttiiKsat tho M. E. church. They arc having quite good congrcgnllons. Employes of (ho United Edison Manufacturing Company arrived lu this city last Tuesday and are busily engaged putting In an excellent electric light system. W'a are to have lsth arc and incandescent lights, being si c ond to no city mii the coast in that re spect, and probably the only ono that has no greater population that htm uny kt.id of nil electric Jlght system. As nil enterprising nommuuUy, Silo Is the Itoss, and don't you forg! t It. very Interesting event to nt 1- ant 1 yn people tnuispbed at the resldeiue of Gen. L. Motiihciiiwid on Thmsdav Mr. T. .1. PI tch ford and Miss Winnie I'". Wni luce, who have so fur through life Isirnc Us burdens sinizle and atom. united their destinies iiml will hence forth trot in double harness. Both contracting partlesare well nod favor ably Known in thlsenmniuiuiy. Several yeai ago a family by the name of Logan were residents u'f this city; but moving awny they have almst la-en forgotten by mo-t of our residents. Frank Logan, a memU rof the futility, finally brought up ut Empire City, Coos county, where he met bis death by a gun-shot wound. It was thouttht at that time and until within tho past few days that the homicide was a case of suicide. Wednesday Dr. King of this city rccel vd a letter from his granddaimbtef, a resident of Empire, slating that a man (not Mlvlng his nnme) had di. d there, saying lust prevlsim to his death that Frank Logan did not commit suicide, hut that lie (the dying man) shot him. The emtlneer corps of the Orcgonlan railroad has been running several pre liminary lim-s In and lut our city the jvst week, one of which wits over the old aliaudoued Hue or switch which runs to tho warehouse; within half a mile of town. Yesterday they surveyed a line from tin warehouse, thr-o-h Main st reet, to Selo Boiler Milts. That we will have a road there Is but llttl dotitit. Even the spur switch would Im lictler than pone. Then a gnat iM.rtlou of wheat which hns t cn stored al Munkers and other iMlnts viould !--ftopped in the city Freight could b shipped at any time In the winter without being subjected to the dame.go of the winter rains. But the epur switch would soon be extended up tbe valley to the mines, and to the -tal fields and paint mines, both of which are now being developed. Then ih line could lie ojs-rated ns an ind)--d-cut system for Ihc main line, as the Ij Iiiimi n branch Is now Ix lng run. Ther-.' is no question hut what snch a line would pay ubovu operating ex pense from the start. St OUT A It AXl P.N. TheCnlipooUnn.l Blue Biv.r Mill and Mlnh'x Company have had men at wni k on one of their uut promis ing l-ads for two months. The latest rejiort is that the miners have reached by tunnel a depth of ft., t, ftfid that the niort-ir nod pan reveal gold ut every trlel. When a ! p'h of -Vi ,,r PHI feet hss lce!i attained the te id will be ross-ctit am! tested, and if th pnw poct warrant (.ml t virylssly thinks they will) the company will put In a mill. Stock Is living taken riht ulo:ig in this company. The Trinity Mining ami Milling Co., which was recently incorporated in Brownsville with a vandal Mock of fTo.tKH), have sent one or thecompany to the mines with a vjew to ascertain ing the amount of quartz in sight, ami if Ids report Ih' favorable tbe company will put in a mill in a few weeks. One of the company has just returned from the CalaiHMilu district, brintrloir with j him quartz from the Trinity company's mines mat kiiows notn goiinni native silver, tiuartu from those mines re sembles more closely the Coinstock ore than anything yet discovered. A numlierof men have been at work on the Ctdupoola trail for two week", and it Is the intention of parties inter ested to push thu work to completion. When this road Is completed it will shorten the route to the mines, anil obviate the necessity of a lomr, monot onous Journey up "the MeKcnzie. A gisxl road up the Calrpooia will give an iutKrtu to the mining industry lu this locality which nothing else will. Money has already been furnished by men in tho metropolis who hold inter ests in these mines, and Mr. Lam; worthy's recent visit to Portland will have the oiled to still further swell the subscription to this luudubiu enterprise. A Thing at Iteaaty la a Joy FareTtr. Immigrants and tourists, now pair ing Into our town, Hre most favnrably 1 in pressed with the beautiful surround ings of Lilianon, the many tlegaut houses already occupied or in process of construction, the neat and commo dious business houses and above all the magnificent post office building loca ted in the business center of tbe city. Shaking of the latter, a gentleman recently from New York city remarked that he had traveled in many countries and had critically oliserved many styles of architecture but the gorgeous rront or the Lebanon post olhee with Its ancient porch, supported by crutches on the sinister side, was the only style which forcibly reminded him or Hoar's ljopendent Pein ion Hill, liong may it grace our handsome little towu. Dakota. Wooil! Wood I I have a large rittalititv of wood on hand which will be delivered in any part of towu at the following prices: Fir wood, per cord, $2; maple, wood, per cord f2.25. Leave orders at Ex- PHKPS ofiice. J. R. KlKKPATlUCK. Children who are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giv ing them Dr. J. H. McLean's Liquid Vermifuge. It kills and expels worms. For sale by Board & Holt. i u W. H. BOOTH, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON SURGERY A SPECIALTY. Graduate of Vntvenrttv of Iowa; nl graduate of rperlnUtcii in the Uellvue Hospital Medical Col-U-ro, Now York. Office nt residence oa Mala street. DROP JN AND SEE US At We Our Are Too Busy to Write Advertisement. ritiNr.1 n.br. ricuiKfl". f Krow tit OclifK'fi HfVkw.J Z. M. Brown returned on Tuesday from Portland. Ho sold his wool In that city for 10) cents per jsiuud. Several days this week the heat wns almost intolerable, the machine thai measures tho ttfperuturc marking its high hh 0 1 degree In the flntde. Mr. H..F. Newsom returned from his trip to Kentucky on Sunday of this week, bringing with htm a herd of thoroughbred Durham cattle, all year lings. Uncle Ad lVrhnm and f miily, his son Ed cxccpUd, left Bear 'creek hiittc Moudii y of this week, for Ar! r.onn, where tliey expect to links their future home. Lsst Saturday John Hwnrf, of Mowry, whs kicked by a horse and had ids right arm broken just above the wrist. Mr. Stewart was on his way to The Dalles. HTUV AT "tlfl- HK1U ATORK." For the next 3l days M. A. Miller will oiler for sale WebNter's Unabridged Dictionary, complete, for fa0. Don't fall to avail yourself of this opportu nity the greatest bsrgcln ever ottered in Lebanon. Om; bin d td mu.it be sold in thirty day. Tab It Mfr llralrt. The ui-oiit a'i-Iljt' r, tunic and l!rr regulator. In ti;s: fur mine than Ml fvnni In F.nsrttovl. Puni tive ivi!1c for llvr roniplulnt. Had loi'e ta Hut miMilli on arHnir In the lonrnlnt;. dull m1n la the hc:wl and back of the ef en, tto-4 fcellaw' rtlx lnr. Inamior rnitMta of llvr npllnt. It'-iiied)- Pr. Ht-nU-jr" KaulWh Pandclinn Toiilr. Ri-llrrva nmtltllin. har-n tht- at-t!t- and titN iif, Utn t-ntiri- Mf-tem. ! tlii-ifentiiae from jmir ilnipgiKt for Jl.ou a et tak aceorillan lu di-r?t-tlna. No fish oil lu our machine oils. Cnrso A Mknziep. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. Don't Go to Portland Gradwohl, of Albany, HAS EVERYTHING To Be Found in the Metropolis. Ho Sweeps the Valley of AH Competitors la t'rrx-kf-rr. Fancy ' !:!. Tiy. Rw Bros.' bl!yerntn-, Krt-'ftch 'hiim anil t.lH-narr, lJnjV Watatiw, Imll arrUiKen, tic NOW LISTEN! Th f Men ItHic Pnwnr make a WH-Ialtr of tnt I'lui-.-t lns an-1 I'nfciiiu IViwiteri, tvi-rr - bntf of whli-h Im manufac ture! fr anl Irii thr name of liolilt-a Knie Ijauutr. AT COST! To Make Itoom fur Mjr Spring and Summer Stock DRY GOODS, FORSISHIBG GOODS, AID KOTIOKs, I AVIIX CLOSF OUT MY Entire Stock of Boots & Shoes Now is the Tlnrj to SECURE REAL. BARGAINS. I Propose to Havo THE Leading Dry Goods Store In the Valley. N1A.II ORDERS Promptly attended. W. K. READ, Vlliiu-, Oregon. Curiosity Shop. 1 Olt BARGAINS IN Notions, : Norelties, And Gents' Farnisbing Goods, GO TO A. : W. : MOSES. NOTHING LIKE IT This side of Portland for Variety and t'nees. LOOK IN ON US. First door south of Exchange lletel. New Quarters. an JOHN G. REED. Come In and We Are Not At the baseball biifjincss, but charm. Tho "fxibanon ExtircsH" Is read by a great mat iv h:oo, but tlicro fecin ti bo a those and others wo waul to j?iiy that we are in dead earnest about Belling for cash, but we are tilling cheap. Now as a business nrojiosition, is it not belter to buy for cash and get your goods cheap, than to buy on long tiinu and pay a big prolitr im cretlit house tan sell cheap; thev mmt add an extra profit to carry bad bills, for they are sure to make bad ac counts. Iso credit house can bad accounts. There are lots of people in Fourth of July celebration goods, and I go on the plan that it is better to sell two pahs of shoes for cash at 25 cents profit than to sell ono pair at 50 cent3 profit on credit better for me and better for tho buyer. If you cannot get the cash your eggs and chickens, and if mem, raise mem; mey are always as goxi as cash, and are much more plentiful than the hard cash if people would only raise them. The day of high prices is past. JTho poor cannot .pay it: even the rich cannot afford to pay it.-"--Give me a chance to sell you some cheap goods, but do not forget to bring tho cash. This means everybody. . C. C W. B. DONACA, DEALER IN- GROCERIES, Cigars, Tobacco, FmisMng Goods, Etc. FirstClass Goods AT REASONABLE PRICES. Country Produce Taken in Exchange for Goods. Give Me a Trial and Be Convinced KEEP ON HAND A STOCK OF Shingles, Posts, Boards and Pickets. Lebanon Planin -AND- UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER. ESTALISHED IX 1875 BT S. 1. IICKEESOI. Refitted, Enlarged and Improved. NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE. I manufacture and deal in Door?, Blinds, all styles of Windew Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., in fact anything man nfactured 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. TFfE LEBANON our Has Been Rented by Me, and It Will Be Rnn in the Fntnre as It Has in the Past I Buy Grain and Talce In On Exchange. ot h . Flour and Feed on Hand at A!l Times as Heretofore. JOHN UNGER. Look Out 1 1 The People tlie s1i busiuc.sfi works like a few who do not read To do business without making and around Lebanon, aa tho showed, and thev must havo te buy goods with, briny: in you have none of them, g; t HACKLEMAN, Next Door to Bank. PROVISIONS v V