Lcanoir" Express.
FRIDAY .AUGUST 22, 1S30.
EYES AND EARS!
Everybody at work.
See Express time table.
M. E. conference in session.
Push or lie pusdod which?
New buildings every quarter.
TlMfStand-stin policy wont work.
JeflTsora raised 4000 bushels of grain
this year.
Mr. May berry campleted his cottage
this ureeJt.
tGuaranteed machine oils at Cruson
4 Menzies.
Screen doors
son & Menzies'.
and windows at Cru-
Dr. Lamberson was stocking up with
drugs this week.
A voung man was fined $5 Saturday
night for disordely conduct.
Work was begun on the Southern M.
E. chureh building this week.
Mrs. I. Banta moved upstairs over
Moses's variety store Tuesday.
O. W. Wheeler has all kinds of
lumber at his saw mill in Lebanon.
A load or furniture for the Exchange
htel earue iu from Albany Wednesday.
Isaac Banta who wasinprisoned last
wecR, naa .given bail and is now at
liberty.
Thirty-two columns of solid reading
matter every week for four months for
50 cuuta.
- Fifteen home to be built in Lebanon
just as soon aa til carpenters can get
worn.
It was cloudv and threatened rain
Monday, but it mlst-ed this part of the
country.
"The wicked flea when no man pur-
uetn. r or prooi, sieep in some coun
try bara.
Both the Academy and public school
give promise of a liberal patronage the
coming term.
A new walk was laid in front f the
block lying south of the Mammoth
store this week.
Reaieoaber you can get a hot or cold
fcatt any day in the week at I. Ii. Bo
rum's barbershop.
Rev. J. M. Price, who was committed
to the insane asylum last spring, is
slowly recovering.
John Beard's cottage on Main street
will be unlike any house heretofore
ouwi in uetKmon.
Strangers nre inquirintr about the
proposed railway to SodavUIo and
"tertMi. We predict that this road
will uc built before two years p:iss.
Families arrive on the trains and
also by wagon almost drtilv, who are
bent on pleasure and recreation. For
summer retreats and health resorts,
our tetaUs ranks high.
It isa mistaken notion that corn wilt
uot grow in Oregon. A man who wears
a No. 12 boot showed us more corn to
tne ache-r than a quarter sectiou of
Iowa land can produce.
The ladies of the M. TC d,
give a lawn social nt th
grounds on Tuesday evening next. Re-
.icouiucuis win oeservea. uoraial in
vitation extended to all.
C. O. Gentrv hroiitrlit in iiia nm.w.
two poaches that measured respectively
12 and 13 Inches inptriinir.Mvni
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jersey peach-growers are likely to be
ouiuoae oy webfeet yet.
There
wno nave lust arrive! from Pslnnoo
o.av. iu m-urcn oi rarming lands.
mey come rrom an points f the com
pass to this favored land.
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OTurennw. lenus mai tneir ware-
nouae wtlt be taxed to its utmost
capacity again. Reports from different
lniusor iue country indicate at least an
average crop or wneat an-1 oats.
nen we stated last week that
twenty carpenters found employment
in Lebanon we placed the estimate en
tirely too low. Aetual count shows
more man forty carpenters at work.
Some one started a rumor hist Sun
day iuvolving two yonng hearts which
was altogether too good to be true. The
twain are eating at separate tables this
week, which gives a lie to the report.
Bob McClure joined the society of
Grangers whik? he was awav.but never
went farther than the iniatory degree,
preferring the camp of the Odd Fellows
to the mystic rites of the hay makers.
There is a paint mine on the farm of
Martiu Hickman near town. The ore
is of a different color from that which
comes from the Salem company's mine, I
nut in muer respects me mines are
identical.
Families not already supplied should
l-se no thne iu procuring a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cholie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It is the only
remedy that can always be rtenended
upon for bowel complaint in all its
forms. 2. and 50 cent bottles for sale
by M. A. Miller.
Exposure to rough weather, getting
wet, living In damp localities are
favorable to the contraction of diseases
t t t. . 1. t . 1 . . . a. ..
i Miuicjs aim oiaauer. A3 a
preventive, and for the cure of all
Kianey ana liver trouble, use tha
vamaoje remedy, Dr. J. II. McLean
jj.vcr aim iviuney Jiaim. Sl.00 per
uonie. ror saie uy xteara S Holt.
There will be some change of business
locations shortly. Peterson fc Wallace
will hereafter occupy the north room
pn me ground ttoornfUuy's new build
ing; ur. Kootn will move his ottiee
irom residence on Slain street to a very
neai ana cozy room upstairs In the
same minding. Mr. Uarltind has not
neeiaed where his law otllee will be,
it is probale that he will occupv a room
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mcBuiiie noor oi tue new building.
A.C. Mtssall, engineer for Humph
rey A Taylor's saw mill, left Wednes-
aay lor vavalier, Dakota. A few
month's residence In these parts has
led him to make this last trip to
Dakota to settle his affairs in that
country or hailstones and monthly
.-irtoSc. ne win pay no more lax on
cyclones and thunder storms, but will
nereaner reside in Ormmn. whpn. h.
eiemeuts are at peace and angry winds
ociuom BpeaK aoove a wn taper.
The Lebanon Cornet. Bnl m mai?
iner extensive nrpirarntiona f..i- in,i
military ban in the near future. The
bands from the neisrhborintr tnwnn r
expected to be present, and all cpmpa-
uvi nanus win appear in run uni-
lonu. xnena iwiii he nniipr 4hif
ficient nianacpmr nt of Prof v w
Crawford. Mr. Crawford is
lem rausictail himsplf. nn.l u III
me music on mat occasion will lw th.
very oeai. isee tills Daner for thu itt
n-K w.t. ... 1 1 1 I ' , .
in ai.'ar in s soon time.
A MODERN ST. PATRICK.
The conference of th t . V. hnnh
South, was formally opened Thursday
morning, Bishop Hendrix presiding.
A creat manvnf the mlnutrr ,.
attendance; the laity also are well represented.
Rev. New announced on his last atv
pointment that he would preach here
next Sunday on "Love." As t his ? n
interesting subject, especially to young
people, there will probably be a good
attendance.
We will send the Express on trial
from Sept. 1st to-Jan. V 1891, four
months, for 50 cents.
M. A. Miller has a large stock of
machine oils of all kinds and will meet
any and all competition.
The man who borrowed Z. T. Bry
ant's smoothing plane, about a year
since, will please return it at once.
We have some choice town property
wtw, which Ave wvU trade for good
young horses. II. Y. Kirkpatrick.
Thomas Bal-h, from near Browns- i
ville, is teamiiig iu Lebanon. The pa-1
per m jj emrfcYs a good many teams.
Superintendent Downing of the
Oregon penitentiary was in town
Tuesday in quest of an escaped eouvict.
The traveling publie will please note
fie time table of the Lebanon aud
Sweet Home stage line in another col
umn. There are eight carpenters at work
on the paper mill, and this force will be
more than doubled when the lumber is
all in.
Sn'ow that the waters have subsided,
would it not he n opportune time to
Htci that pom near the center of
town?
Mr. Mayberry has about -ompleted
his cottage on Park street. The house
was spoken for some time before it was
finished.
CUnt Gordon finds bis business in
creasing at such a rate as to make the
wddition of two more wheels almost a
necessity.
Agent Ilearn has been succeeded bv
I. A. Bennett, who manipulates the
lightning and handles the freight like
Ourold friend W. KL TWnnl
Ridge, kindly furnished us conveyance
from Tallman into Lebanon Monday.
Wm. says grain has averaced a litt'lo
more than tweuty bushels to the acre
up to this time.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
give an ice cream social Friday even
ing, August 29, at the McDonald hall,
one door south of Beard & Holt's drug
store. Everybody invited. Ice cream
and cake, 15 cents.
Mr. Powell brouffht to this office a
box of Red Astrachans which are as
fine a lot of apples as we have seen.
We hope Mr. Powell may be spared to
a ripe old age and that he will re
member us anunally.
uied, at his home near Waterloo
Aug. 18, 1890, Elias Saltmarsh. lhi
eeaed was horn in Tiogo count v. Xew
York Dec. 20. 1S90. Mr.Saltn
an old pioneer. One by one the .earl v
inhabitants are passing away.
A new style of millinery goods was
selling at a premium lately; so L. told
us that J. told him that he had been
told by some young ladies who had
heard it rumored in certain quarters,
and therefore the report goes unchal
lenged. A mechanic and a business man was
heard to say that Lebanon is the live
liest town in the State. Jfot having
visited the towns throughout the State
we are not prepared to sneak positively'
c hj mai we nave a nustunar
wiae-awaKe town.
There are ten or tweve carpenters at
work on the public school building
Parents desiring to give their children
a good education will find good
accommodations and excellent facili
ties at both the public school and the
Santiam Academy.
Weenioved a ride with .Tnatwiv.t
lace to Sodavi He, Tuesday. Th is favorite
rami resort nas oeen wpii nntrnn imI
iuis euinmer ana is growing in pop
ularity with each reecurring season.
The accomodations are good, there be
ing a six-thousand-dollar hotel at
tins piace under tne management of
mat amiaoie host, Mr. Hardman. We
found several at the aprlnar quaffing
health from a tin dipper." On our
return trip we met two vehicles loaded
with new recruits. Sodavllle is a very
pleasant and healthful place in which
to spend the summer mouths.
The One-Price Cash Store hn H.
comeoneof the features of Lebanon.
As everything is new and fresh, and th
prices are so much below that charged
in credit-giving establishment, peo
ple who desire to buy their goods
for cash naturally eo to the
where thov do not hum tn mnira . i
the storekeeper for the non-paying eus-
" ut?ii mey cau no so, buy
on credit, and who are constitutionally
opposed to paying for anything. Get
prices at tne une-rrlce Cash Store and
if there is any reason in you that is the
iiai-w w uere you win purchase
supplies.
. .
e are willing to allow the usual
.it . . .
wtK-.ouui, on suatte stories, give our
readers the benefit of all doubt, suffer
the Impeachment of every witness ex
cept ourselves, give the Kansas man
twenty-four hours the start, aud then
compete ror the championship. We
were traveling through a dry, parched
country on foot, and aftpr . lnn i ?.
walk, lny down unon our couch or Run.
dried vegetation; after having taken , Jake Bllyeu la having new doors nut
the usual precaution of hanging our ln hls stable. 1
urapery aoout us, which In this case
was a hair rojH', which no snake was
BROWNSVIIXE BREZKS.
Mines.
Miners mining.
Rlue river or bust.
Crojis are good.
Hops are a good price.
liOt. JtU. NIVHntr mno in . ..
, " - " " IU VI . t M.
W. It. Bishon rjinm unrrnm !,..- I i
rf, I - 1' iianu
ever known to ctom. We relieved our
thirst at intervals by quailing the med
icated Waters Of our ucr. Ak(h hmm
of 9 we felt the wriggling presence of
on iucioj iu our right boot; simulta-
wiin tins we were painfully
conscious of a squirming in the other
half of our foot-gear, and piepared for
the battle. For nine full hmm .-.
waged cruel war upon the progeny of
tfii naney, employing meau-
xiio me ivLics oi est. 'atrick with
good eflect. The rising sun revealed
tue uornoie result or iiiiw h nnHv
i .
tic voiiinniiv or row rmra nn ma
upon the scene as we ekvu-d nil I laLni
and they gave a very conservative estl-
After harvest tutv tnur Kiiiu .n.i
n lll lm , J ' "V J wu
Acrood metlnivnf iinnintiuti i.
y . " . . " p, .hi. Anrov IJIUIUI
o mi nenu.
Little Venn fllhlor ku . j
r . ... 1 , . . . -' I :r V vT rvi
"" rr late Illness.
Airs. Dannie Ttivtmrk in ..iuiti.. .u
rrldnila I . I .n ... . . i i o
Enoch Ridtrwav drovA in t .!.,....
uc oaturuay night.
wtera will accept a position
in the Ravenna flour mill.
Morris Jaeger and W. R. Bishop went
to Crawfordsville Tuesday.
u!ilhl' Btllu,Jof Portend, is ln town
visiting friends and relatives.
flru 2t m-m . .1 r .
mate of the killed and wounded, plac- Miss Temp letm mmh beTter
lng it at one a minute for nine hours. t wi 'a , . 7 . '
makimr the moUi .h,i-. . M.r Windom is visltinffMr. Nichol'
W u n iizMnt . . . --'
oujujr i ii jriain view this week,
uiHKinor tne modest show nt r nsn
snakes, besides two boot fuls that were
iram pea beyond recovery. Now. mind
you, we never moved out of our tracks
to compass this result. We are now a
urm believer In the snontaneoiia wn
eration or viiHsrs. The conditions of
me exneriment are known in nrxrtv.no
and anyone with the slightest manh
ulative skill may couduct the exiwri-
Ft'S OVER THE VlftES.
you
paint
Distinguished visitors among us,
think the changes from one season to
anoinerso sngnt as to require the
consultation of a calender. Perhans
uinatwuiiig nr tin? wine Ciroillttrirrfe
or almanacs and the
Machinery made and repaired at the
Lebanon machine shop. We have
nothing but the best machinery, it is
w.u..,,(ru practical macnintsts and
nuisequenuy we cau repair steam en
-TI ers' eaw miJl3. grist mills
"""""",B. quani mins, piauiuir mills
cnop mills, mud mills, rock mills cof.
lee mins shingle miils, bark mills
ami paint mills. In short we cau
maKe. or repair anything that has
wheels and wears belling. We also
keep on band lace leather, rubber
packing herap packing and brass
goods. ou can takf l hp.ii
of an engine, a thresher or any kind of
...ai ,r auuuif wm put it m run
iung oraer on short notice.
DOBKIXS & OSBORXK.
PERSONALITIES.
t-ed coshow was in to see us a few
uays eince.
F. H. Roseos spent Wednesday night
Jos. uuhl went to Seattle Thursdav
h in;a wees.
Ruff. Hiatt
several daj-s.
has not been well for
isen Kirk of Albany was In town a
icw uays since.
Eureka meat market, just opened on
Sherman street oposite St. Charles
hotel. Wheeler & Troutman. Call
and see us
The Lebanon paint factory will man
ufacture paint in seven 1 i fTcren thrl
ana we understand that their
wil not fade.
The lawa social at Jos. Elkins on
Friday evening last was enioved bv
many, and will be followed by ethers
cHuiy cnjoyaDie.
o jtrupie may tninK that our
town is navinga boom; it is a mistake,
nouses are being built to meet actual
aemana, mat is all.
. or a variety or drinks go to 6.T.
Cotton's new pump. We wonder how
long it win be before this well will con
duct itself aright.
T . ...
xwuu r on nas severed his connec
tion witn tne Mammoth planer and
wm nenrraner run tne steam engine
Air. lampun has surrendered the
Tarorana mug to his employer and
will find permanent employment
wiiu air. j ones oi AiDany.
Joe Marbin drives a trotter that
oes tne earth m high places only.
A little patient training, Mr. Harbin,
wUI give your eolfc notoriety.
c mriiicTO rreu t-eeoier riding a
new style of bicycle on our streets.
Just as soon as a 'cycle with four wheels
is invented we propose to ride.
The young men don't object to Mr.
taking a partner out riding, but
to take two at a time looks too much
like a monopoly of the fair sex.
Rev. CP. Bailey, solicitor for the
Baptist Sentinel, preached in the Pres
byteriian church Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Lamber is being hauled and new
sidewalks are being laid on several of
our principal streets. By the time rain
wiia id win nna us high and dry.
The train on the O. P. Mondav last
eucountered a bear. It is rumored that
i train stopped, tne bear went one
way ana tne passengers another.
The work of clearing the ground is
Isabella Park goes steadily on.
Another autumn will find a wonderful
transformation in East Lebanon.
The city couneil at its last meeting
ordered several new walks built and
transacted considerable other business
looking toward the improvement of our
town.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to Cruson & Meuzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all of our old accounts
will soon be put in the hands of a col
lector. Wm. Reed may be growing old and
corpulent, but he is sufficiently activi
to sell goods, which he does whili
Mr. Bod well Is at work on his residence.
crsunisH hH
innuence oi country newspapers.
Examine the ornamental work on
Guy's new store front. We under
stand that Mr. Guy will remodel the
front of his corner building to corre
spond with the new one. William
does not believe in the antediluvian
style of doing things, but keeps abreast,
of the times.
Dr. Barker and his brother Ben
jamin spent a few days recently in the
mountains aiong tne nneor tbeO. P.
K. it., inspecting the timber. Doc
says tne timber on the JNorth Santiam
is scattering and of an inferior quality,
while the timber on the Suth Satiam
is large and of a No. 1 grade.
We predict that the end drawetb
nigh; aud we base our prediction on
that passage of scripture which says
"the plowman shall overtake the
reaper;" a farmer drove out of the
harvest field and down Main street
with a breaking plow on his harvest
wagon, and certainly he cannot be far
behind the sickle and reel.
Farmers in this vicinity are market
ing a new product by the ton. Our
. . r i ,, ..
paiicr uuu win use an tne Br raw .n
this section of country and the farming
community will be enriched by tbesale
of what has heretofore been a waste
product, what we need, and must
nave, jn tins country are mo.e Indus
tries, or all kinds to look after-
wasting rtsources.
j. r.iiycie has been afflicted with
uervuua emus mis week.
j. i. tiowe and Geo. Ooshow drove
irum v aterioo trtday.
:. "rignt was the victim of
ammitr spraiu last Thursday.
J. R. Wyatt, the young attorney of
... . j , nn in w uee us mouuay.
r . r . urort superintendent A. W.M.
--anen on us a rew days since.
nr .
Alios ivay, or the Kay Woolen Mill
v,u. vi oaiem, was in our office Friday.
Geo. Cobble, who fnmiorlp t
Brownsville, enent a few dftVft In nuv
.- " ii in.-?. v xrt: i.
G. W. Cruson and Bon TVm,w
their tamlies on a journey across the
Cascades this week.
Rev. F. W.
woodburn are spending
iirnoamij Cll CMJUHVllie,
Parker and
a
family of
few days
Wheeler and wife have
a week recently vinh nor
i
our
Fred Dowd accidentally shot him
self with a revolver. The ball passed
through the flesh of one of his finger
and will guarantee to the left hand
lew days rest.
The Santiam Mineral Paint Com rni
bought several lots in Lebanon last
weeg. near the terminus of tha rallmnH
ine company ask of our citizens
small bonus which will doubtless be
raised and men buildiiics n
erected, a cooperage will be established
and all the appliances necessary for the
manufacture of paint will immediately
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jowa ana xeorasKa tanners comino-
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luiuiBwjuiiiry are 8iri.es Wltn what
seems to them the poverty of our re
sources, owing to the absence of their
staple product corn. This sec-mine
latR. ia more inan compensated by
wilier prouucis inaigenons to Oregon
ii. wan, unui our creps are an har
vested and we fear no adverse criticisms.
A special train bearing the following
.uouuguiMieu o. t jtanroad officials
came into Lebanon Wednesday after-
nnjn T 17" 1 1 "
YrT . awiueri manager; j. h.
vait, roaamaster; w. A. Grandohl,
superintendent bridges and buildings;
uid M. Volk, division roadmaster. The
ojeci or me visit was an inspection of
i"au. Aa result or tne vist to
tins plaae. the depot will probably un
lorgo some changes for the better.
Montague must be preparing for a
oom, judging by the way he is stock
rug up his Mammoth and One-Price
Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods
;n such large quantities he naturally
rets much lower prices. He guaian
ees good goods in all the departments
f his extensive establishments at
.)rices that absolutely astonish other
nerchants in the valley, some of them
oing so far as to say that Montague
etaiis his goods as low as they buy
hem at wholesale. The careful hnvor
invariably goes to Montague's.
Mis8 iola Temple, Miss Annie Ward
and Miss Ida McKnight went to Kitson
Springs to spend a month.
Mr. G. W,
spent about
their son in Independence!
Mr. Leonard.- who frtrmrlv hail
jewelry store in the St. Charles, wan
rioitinn C. T '
r-ea iosnow and family passed
mrougn town Monday on their way
rrom W aterloo to their home In Al-
i-iniijr.
A e witnessed a wrestlinsr mntch on
Main'street this week that looked very
much like a revival of the Olympic
games. A lad fourteen or fifteen years
of age walked luto a furniture store
and tackled a wire mattress "back
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iiuiuB. i ue woven commodity was
uutameaana active, npvrr hivlnr
downed by anyone. The scuffle prom
ised to be a Sbirited one from tli ut-ar
and the lad readily saw that his antag
onist whs a wiry one. As the two
movea out oi the store we noticml l.nt
one foot press the earth, and that in
rather a doubtful way, as if the owner
uiu not lniena to lintrer on dlKniil
territory. The challenging partv
stipulated for under holds, and he got
mem at least natr the time. The
scumo was carried on with all the
ncaie variations or a head-anil-tan
game of chance, the contending parties
minis i ue smewaiK alternately ror two
blocks, stopping at Cotton's nnlr Unr
enough for a plenary inspiration and a
iigtuening oi nouis. At this point the
lad landed his antagonist astride the
iowh pump, irom which it rebounded
with the elacticitv f n. ruhhor iit
planting ltaelf squarely on the bov's
neaa anc shoulders and riding in
triumph to his home, one blot-It wtr
Ourexpressmau.who was an interested
spectator of the closing act in the open
air drama, kiudlv furnished us a post-
The victliiiHrrn.or,ii.t i.i.i
,18tr re slowly recovering. 8
i. T..rDBfU' tnf-'wfordBnre Jeweler,
Is iu Brownsville for a few days.
( has. Younirpr mid Tta i i..ti.i.i.
"."tc uvcr i ram Albany Sunday.
iorn, to tne wire of John Edwards.
Aug. IS, a boy. Weight 12 pounds.
. Mrs. Geo. RMn ia ioii.. ...m.
bit. ana flirs. Jhh iik... . .. ...
, ; -J ji a ivvr
Dr. Starr con fp
sUrek" ntl stat",liery to nu drug
Joe Harrison
and killed by
week.
had a One horse shot
careless hunters last
The E. W. M. Co. hl
ton of bagging the accumlation of
Capt. Hacran returned fmm i.
mouutalns last week in a poor state of
Attliernte that work !
greasing, Wm. Dunn tviil have u dwell
ing soon.
Mr Winter finds Imrmmihia Hn n.
work since reducinir .
tographs. 01
The M. E. church held
quarterly conference Saturday and
Sunday last. J
Jode More went to ih mimw. i.i
week for some snecimens t
Seattle agents.
Enoch Rldcwav hftA tint. Kaon oKU '
sleep or eat for three days. What la
tne matter, Enoch? -
Water must ftmrivk In Ik. ...... i-
o. W eber came into town Saturday to
ItlISS labor. Who h lmn vlolltn.
the family of W.B. Blanchard, returned
to Oregon City Monday.
I be revival services
WATERLOO WHlKLt.NGg.
Perhaps you will wonder where "Lit
tle Bird1' is, us the "Waterloo Whirl'
ings" have not apiear.-d in the Ex
MthH for sometime, but neverlheltfs
"Lill Ic Bird" hasn't gone dead y t, U r
thlx is a healthy place.
Camps are still to be seen on the
camp ground here. ,
Boat riding is quite enjoyable here
amongst young and old.
Jiarvesting is going on steadily in
mi sectiou or the country.
George Coshow made a flying trip to
W aterioo while ou his way to Albany.
Quite a crowd gathered at this place
unuaj- xjk everybody coiik-
wiiiie JJ-m of Portland and Ollle
uanuier or HrownHvl ! vlultwt
epriogs on bunuav.
The snrinff has a shade over It now.
r. m,i, n mure Bifreeaoio tn iintuuiu
seekers this warm weather.
Sir. ItOSe llt-V nf fjini. iwt.
Or., came back to his former home oi!
r riaay, loouing quite natural. Wel
come mm.
Cl. ...I l- . .
lingua ntticr IB I ( I MI. msi TTttiul J ArAi
nna more of It. Some one took a Iniw
.y.lr . t... 1 . . ... . "
'i i. 1IUU1 lilO IHJLUIOI or HIM linr lin
whidi now affords more water, nn1 11
ut a rxt . .
nnvruiji.-r. - jiry n."
Lumber is still in dpmnt , ihnu
i - , . . .-"iv
in rum mix to ClL'Ilt loadH nnu Hil
This indicates that our tnurna arm Ml
on the boom: and our inn
Koine to lxonj, too, some day soon, and
: if
RIGHT THIS VAY
IF YOU WANTOOTS &.SHOES,
Boot and Shoe Dept.
Our Boot and Shoe Department wis never so 1-
now. Ne have just received a full line of Boats and Ilea vv
Shoes from St. Louistlie headquarters for such goods aiVd
I can confidents sav tlia t.i,r.-aM i .ti .. .b, ' ..IU
Eli3sSaltmarsh.fatherof Isaac Salt, monev than T " - J U:3 r.r Uie
marsh. lied on Saturday vr,ln a.. 1 "l r-wii, r,asi Of V est. ( YltriP in on.l
16, of old age. He was akind o?5 mai,' See me. gOdS. It IS a little earlv for fiiir-h o-rT. 7"
. " , . 7" m.. i w it I U Li l
him wtil..V,OUR.ht of by,ail who k,,ew yu need them soon
hint. Mis remains weielutcrred in the nr,Voc.
r.a a. cemetery on Sunday. 1 1 V-V-J
lelow I give you description and
Cp.
and
O. P.
Kt I pm sure this is the Lest
for their home on Mon,w Th.7A:. I r . Zu'.'"aa mKn sola In iinon for cash
been rusticating for some time, "which I Tko rii: T 1 t- V. 2
i:V Pelr ,'th well as their iV".- V" VU Boot, pegged, makes a nice lieht
aB. kittle jbihd. use uo not want too heavr a bw,t. .'? at t.ri
mat astonishes the Oregouians. Price (see this bontl . . . 7 V
Te It Kf for Brrtkfiil. I t T
Tb grr-at appellor, tonic nd llr resnUtor. t . noma, lor persons that Want a low-r!rvrl Mlf"
, ...... vp ouic, :irnHi uonom.
Ia me for more than SO remrs to England. paxl-1
Price. .
tire piac Tor llrer complaint. Bad taste In the Men'8 Frisco KiD Boot the hwit hn. t n " "
month on atblnc In the morning. duU pain in nfferl f . . , !7 ?T he mon
ine neaa ana back of the eye, tired fecllnC dii-
rineiw. Uniraor rmptons of liver complaint.
Remedy Dr. Itenley'a KnglUh Dandelion Tonic
Relieves conntipation. sharpens the appetite and
.1 n. r.,1,1. ,., ineconuine from
2 23
r.fTorwl bM .-.,i,:ii- II, .V i"1 money ever
tW oVwV L" t lap soie, an solid. .No chance for pcohW
to growl at high- prices in the boot lin p,u - 1
Price .
four dniKKist for (l.W and Uk acconlinsto di-
HEW HARNESS SHOPl
, . - a . K m.w kyvn7t Milium
Same in Boys .....
Ladies' Oil-Grain Button Seamless Back RW '-VY' i''L
AS? 18 fir!t"claS3 6ho- We sold one last year for ft W
that was not so good. Come i and see what eash prices will do.
23
73
1 50
script. On reaching home this vinir I ..T,.;1 rTlcffl V e Baptist
iSKElS -riid. Wrf hJ: ThereUwe TZZk
w. . 1 j. in, auu ib!-i, wiiii uuinxH ana
wmiorier nnn says ne intends to re
main right there until called offby his
Thei, and Thca Only.
Will the merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes when the
trees grow upside down; when a brg
gar wears a crown; when ies forms
upon the sun; when sorrow weighs a
ton; when the women secrets keen;
when gold dollars pet too cheap; whea
ine nsn rorget to swim; when the girls
go back on gum; when the small bor
iKu.es i uruui wnen no noiittitiaa
schemes; when mince pie makes
Cieasaut dreams; when lt fun-tn
reak a tooth; when all lawyers tell
the truth; when cold water makes
you nrunft: when vou loye to stoil
Skunk; wlion rnnna lunnla
wed; when the human race is dead L WCAjPoa "Igg3 or the Jlrownsville
when the drummer has no brass: whun l?""ery are neKtuiatlnff for an eneine:
these things come to pass, then per- thl,Ve .ft Kf" "the creaking old
unin iue man mat s wise well uetrlwH miub.
"ere two baptisms Sunday.
J. B. Keeney has hrn
tosuperyisetheCalapooia trail, wheh
will be completed in about ten days.
Brownsville is to have an electric
light plant (asmall one) t light the
wooleti mill and ao the flour mill
Dr. Starr and J. H. Waters Durchasml
a One horse from Joe I turrit.. i..t
week, and t he horse is not, as yet, dead.
Abe 1 sen net t has reshrnoit hi n.:.
tlon as nightwatchman In the woolen
mills and Is now employed lu the saw
milL
Humrsavs thf n lrn
chickeu feathers have hwn riiam
in Nemo'srroom. Will Nemo please
explain..
Kemo, Jr sends his thanks to that
youuar lail v whn wht him ...). - ..i
niece of fried chicken. Send another
just like it.
to advertise. Ex.
Will
o a r7 ' A iivtra m me jry tioods line in
a few da vs. Com A in an1 u j . ..
,i . " . . v -,v "icou gwus, no matter 11 vou
do not want to buv nnw Tio- .7?...: ,.
J. C. FREY & SON, Boots and Shoes. 6 - a" 01
t. U HACKLEMAN,
Next Door to Bank.
X.EBAXOX, OP.fXiOX,
IJEALERS If
Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Whips, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE US A CALL.
FARMERS' HEADQUARTERS
-FOP.-
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Don't Go to Portland
Agricultural Implements;
Gradwohl, of Albany, IiIVA.M, SURIiEJl.T &c OO.
A Crook Coonty Mrdr.
Last Monday afterniHtn John Ftivlr
shot and killed Georee K. t'hamborlnln
on the latter's place, alwut five miles
trom Mitchell, on Mountain creek.
Chamberlain and Flock h
jiining and their houses are about 300
yards apart. To get into Ctiamperiaiuvs
house he had to pass throuirh a irate
near Flock's house. On th vn.
Inar the shootlne Chamberlal n WHa
riainfr toward his house from the pate,
mm iv is ciuiiueii, snoi riocK's dog,
when Flock fired three shota t him
an or wbieh took effect in Chamber
lain s neaa ana body, causing almost
instant death. Flock immediately
went to Mitchell and surendered to the
usiice or ine peace. Iteview.
The Experience of a Conaelentioua Wo-
Chicaoo, Nov. 13.
WR. WISDOM llmr Sir- T h rf
thank vou for the deliirhtfiit w
iresnmg "Kobertine" you so klndlv
sent me. I have used the toilet nrp mi
rations of the most celebrated manu
facturers of London and Purln. hnt. fvwi.
U v a .. . . . ' "
muer your - itooertme" their superior
"v Pnt or punty and excellence.
Hisuiug juu me unbounded success
you aeserve, l remain, faithfully yours.
liM4 AlUiUTT.
i-roi. loroei arrived this week fw
The Dalles and immediately went to
"""2 iiiierest or tue eantiam
ITnnLGiM... WIL .!i ... . .
..u.t i luicuu uioii, Rtiennea con
ference this week. ITmkIa Him .m
soon be an octogenarian, but is as sup-
Mrs. KJndorf and Mrs. Brickel. of
uai,u w " nave oeen visiting
w.r" oy iram
y tvintouaj 1UU1 Illllg.
Miss Nettie Amos rpf i.ri.Art loot
, T V. IX
iromainree weeKs' visit at Harrisbure.
Her cousin, Miss Etta Levis, returned
wno per ana win spend a few weeks
i a iieuxnon.
Will A. Peairs. rpnivaantln.. ri..
berlain & Co., Des Moines, Iowa, called
at the Express office this week He
is a genial, courteous gentleman and a
iiaru worner.
mis. v. x xiisiioo. or i-ortmnri era ...
the Express a pleasent call lately.
She has spent a few weeks at Waterloo
ana was on her way to Brownsville.
her former home.
STOP AT "CITY BRIG STORE."
For the next 30 davs M. A. ivrnw
will offer for sale Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, complete. for S3 rw.n't
fail to avail yourself of this opportu
nitythe greatest bargain ever offered
in Lebanon. One hundrH mnef iv
sold in thirty days.
Sweet Home Staea
Leaves Lebanon daily
at 7 A. M.: arrive at Sweet. Hnmo to tlt
Leaves Sweet IIom rl.;iv nvmt
day at 1 p. St.; arrive at Lebanon 6 p. m.
O. M. Westfali -
N"o flsb oil in our machine oils.
CnvsoN & Mexzies.
,,Ry- H- L- Chapman, pastor of tne
M. E. Church Johnstown, Pa., sass:
ooon aues me greet Hood, at a time
wnen uiarruoea was quit prevalent, I
received a box of six dozen Chamber
lain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoe
liomedy. As soon aa it became known '
mai a naa ine medicine for free distri
bution, there began a great run -on
it, which continued until it was about
all gone. Every one, bo far as I heard
from them, testified to its virtues de
claring it the best medicine for the pur4
pose iney nad ever used. Those whof
tfoi ii. snarea it around with their
neighbors, so that I am confident it
was productive of great good. We
used some of It ourselves and found it
not only an excellent medicine for
uiarrnoea, but for all kinds of pain and
uneasiness in the storasch and
bowels. It has been regarded as the
oest medicine known here for the di
seases it is recommended. For sale by
M. A. Miller.
ike iouden. who was andrtonit-
raiieu mime on account or in a in.inoo
oi nis cniiu, returned to work on the
irau again M ednesday.
Doe Montgomery was moved fi-nm
Geo. McHarsue's to his
Mcllanrue's. after eutTerinir fmni a
broken limh for several days.
The Oxford mill hasbeeu undr7olnr
repairs since the sprint; freshet and
will doubtless have a eood natmna.
from those who still thiuk hrend the
"stafl of life."
Joe Sawyer met with a serinna
dent by having his left arm caught iu
a shaft at Moyer's saw mill. Had It
not been for the belt breaking it Would
have been fatal.
. Borne public-spirited men have built
a connecting span between the old side
walk and the new bridge on the south
side of the river. Everlasting ben
edictions on their heads.
Mines have been discovered a few
miles south of town. We know not
the richness of this late discoverv anil
shall, therefore, await farther devel
opments.
I he tacle woolen mill has lust re
eelved a Novelty twlstinir machine
from San Francisco. This will place
the mills in a position to nrodnee nil
the new novelties in cashmere designs.
HAS EVERYTHING
To Be Found in the Metropolis.
He Sweeps the Valley of
AH Competitors
JIT rJ7 """d?. Tors. Roen Bros.'
Boy' Wagons, DU carriages'. Etc
NOW LISTEN!
The OoWrn Rule Ranuir makes a .pe?ia!tT of the
"ur" irwumminn natm euwilers.
everr -kaec or which is mamtfac
lurel for and bears the name
of itoklen Kule Bazaar.
Curiosity Shop.
ITOIT BARGAINS
ix
Notions, : Novelties,!
And GeBts' Fnrnishlng Goods,
OF ALBANY, OREGON.
DAVE IX STOCK FOR THEIR FAIX AB WIXTEB TRADE
"T"l limill-nn .
m m m w a bt -mva a " - a . a. a a a av. a
v-. in ii l l i-.r- ijr--e? nun in
PacmchCsteVer e1U3led fr Seeding PurPses .n S
OLIVER CHILLED PI nuQ tnn :
others are.) These plows never fail to give satisfaction, and
it is no experiment when a farmer buys one
We have added to our line of Plows the OLTVER STFFT
PLOW, warranted to scour in anv snil. This i rjn
to which we desire to call
-vvioi UIICIIIIUH.
Ve also carry Garden Citv nrl Mi;Q ut -
T-k i 1 . , J " .iuiuii. . ii Villi!
Dutchman and Casada Sulkey and Gang Plows, the best
floating -Iron Harrows made at bottom prices.
We also have constantly on hand thfi Raldun'n va r
ters, American Feed Mills, Lain Truss Skein Waeon. Big
gies, liacks, Koad Carts, Barb Wire. Baling Wi. ;A r
evep-thmg kept in a first-class implement houe
f1 n i n1 , r 1 . .
v"uaiuSuc " application. Always glad to give prices.
F. H. ROSCOE,
Manager.
THE
There' is as much merit in cater
ing to the humorous side of our
nature as to the sober and the se
date. Men and women were made
to laugh and indulge in pleasures
just as much as to pray and fast.
Because a face is uncommonly lonir
instead of wide, it does not follow
that its posessor is a first.-olnaa
saint. We would as soon trust
lace gotten up on the broad as
the long gauge.
CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH. 7VW BKCKl
trr it now.
OON IT Will mt TOO tATt.
I hT been troubled many rears with
disease or the kidneys and hare tried
snanr different remedies and have
sought aid from different physicians
'wttaout rlle. About the 15th of April
I was saSerins; from a werr violent
attack that alssoat prostrated me ia
Bach a manner that I wm tient n.n
Alien I sat. down It sraa almost impossible for me
14 -cet. us alone, or to pat oa my clothes, when
kit Providence sent Dr. Henley, with the
uKawn luuflsr tu, to
hotel. I immediately commenced
"ring- the tea. It had aa almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston
ishment of all the guests at the hotel.
m a lew Dsvs.l am narrow to state.
ai 1 waa a new man. I
recommend tha tea to all ail
aa I have been.
O. A. TOTPER.
Proprietor Occidental Hotel.
SaaU Rosa. Cal.
A. V
A. : W. : MOSES. UUJNACA,
NOTHING LIKE IT dealer i
This side of Portlanfor Variety GROCERIES. PROVLIOMQ
Cigars, Tobacco, FurnisMng Goods, Etc.
LOOK IN ON US.
First door south of Exchange Hotel.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnitod Stat l.nil nffi.
Oregon City, Oregnu, May 2, 1890.
otloe Ii. hereby civen that in romplianrc with
Ii6 pnn-Wons of llie act of t'oneress of Jane 8.
ttVTi. eiL'.,t M A" x f"r ' Umber lam!!
In the States of California v- i. "
"-....1..... icmiutj, jflnn Brennan. of Tn-
;-.ma, rairaj neree. State of Wn'h
Inctoa. hai thH day fi-ed in this ofw
YE. rVLrSle,,i N ror.the Pnrcha of
K.. and will offer nrnnf tn .L. ),. .1 t'.i
wiiBlii is more rahiahle for ita timber or stone
claim to Mid land before the register and reeeimv
the 3d day f K?Wf' UreSn D Frlday'
P m5H: "rtmaWi 1'?."
coma, WaKhineton. " m
claims in this office on or before saM 8d dav of Oc
tober, 1890. J. T. APPEKSOV. Hri-,
Lebanon
Planing Mill
Firstwciass Goods
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Country Produce Taken
for Goods.
in Excrifjnge
-AND-
on
If wo were a dentist w wnnMn'f. h
outdone by Dr. Price. We would place
ia our display window all the teeth we
could find and label them "Dr
favorite extracts."
We guarantee: our machine oils to
contain no cotton Beed nor fish oils'
but pure machine oil.
Cruson & Menzies.
Who will be the first to Riihnri)o
the Express from this date until Jan.
1st, 1890, for fifty cents?
The man who builds rfrr ninr,iii
will laugh when the floods come.
UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER.
EST1L1SEED IK 1875 BT S. 1. SICKERSOS.
Refitted, Enlarged and Improved.
NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE.
I manufacture and deal in Doors, Blinds, all etyles of Window
T68' Iou;4inSs Brackets, Etc., in fact anything man
nfactured and kept on hand in a first-class planer. b
In connexion with the above, I also have on hand , a well-assorted
T!f rai'im hlch, -18 fo-und rg and Pressed Lumber, Rustic,
Bevel, Weather Boarding, flooring, and all kinds of Finishing Lumber
Give Me a Trial and Be Convinced.
KEEP ON HAND A STOCK OF
Shingles. Posts, Boards and Pickets.
BRICK! BRICK!
125,000 Brick
At my yard in the suburbs of Lebanon
For Sale at Reasonable Rates.
All Kind of
MASON WORK DONE
With Neatness and Despatch. ' ;
D. W. HARDIN.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
lT5th Edition Now
Really. A book of
over 300 pa glv
ingniore itiioruiation
of value to artwr-
publication ever issued. It givW the name nt
"i"r punitiineo, navms; a rimilaiion
ratlnirm the American NewsrM IrectatfctfL
more man 2uwi k w .....
per line for aflvertixins; in them. A list of the
lst papers of local eirc nlation. in even- ev and
town of more than 5,rxji) population wiih prices
by the inch , or one month, tfpvciai lits of dailv.
country, village and class par-ern. Banrain ofiers
ol value to small wivertiMen or tho-e u ishinp to
exiieriment jiilicionsly with a small simmntnf
money, sliows conclusively ' how towt tiicmost
ser ice for the money.- etc., etc. Sent post t.ai.l
to any addivss for .ii cents. A.l.irt- t;K. p. k-.
f.li. a jo., nibltshers and lnrnil Alvi.rtvir
'pruce s-uvet. New York City. J
AgentvU) f
; Bureau of Information.
-ptMBEE AT MISTRAL RKSOrPrFS r.
aln mining otock l ouirht anrK-uid at the :iice uf
the LKBA.NOS KXI'Ufc.