' . (IBlHl$Si3fi!l!i r 1 Lebanon Express. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17,1890. EYES AND EARS! ; . Lemons at the Variety store. . More eastern orders for the Express. Lumber $8 and $9 per M at Wheeler's aaw mill. Sd. Wallace's dwelling la Vpproarh- v Hunters report a slight fall of snow In the mountains.". ;-. ' - ..Mrs. Morgan (colored), of; Shedd, was in town Friday last..".' Martin Hickman is clerking in E. Conn's furniture store. - -Call awd see the fresh stock of choice candies at the Variety stored Remember that M. A. Miller keeps a full supply of school books. O. C File is building a uouseT in Kirkpatriek's fourth audition. Mr. Ijbnsberry Is building a good dwelling house on Park street. -. Dr Walton is painting his commo dious dwelling on Grove street. i Jerry Shea, of Sweet Home, was in ! town Friday with a load of onions. A large and well executed sign sur mounts the Lebanon machine shop. j.fr... The Oregon mist made several duek f onda while w slept AYedniday night. - Mrs. ttwm liM alda new walk in front of fcer property on Grove street. Brown Hansard lowered his building to correspond with the walk In front Jas. Boyles sold his cottage last week and is building another house this week. Call at Briggs' gallery and see the photos of Lebanon people now on exhi bition. Mr. Barrett Is building a residence on his late purchase in Kirkpatriek's . addition. . . - J. G . Reed's house on Bridge Avenue Trill be an ornament to that portion of the town. J. F. Markham got the "large boiler .. across the canal to the paper mill Wednesday. Property owners are laying walks from Main street to J. Wassoin's near the flour mill. 'The grand military ball was given last Friday night as advertised, and '"was well attended, f . Briggs will still continue to make cabinet photos for f 250 per doz. at his . gallery on public square, ,v v." We .know- not what our population Is, but we do know that it has increased rapidly since January last, Gus. Reed aceidently stuck a knife blade Into the left hand of E. B. Crouch, Inflicting a j -sinful wound. Rev. V. A. MelVroy bought two lots on Vine street and ha . erjectcd a cot tage twenty-six feet square. '-. J The Oregon Presbytery of the Cum tieTland Presbyterian church convenes in Lebanon October 23 at 730 p. M. v. . A family arrived this week -from Michigan, and moved into Libertv precinct five miles east of Brownsville. Bev. Hanteiter preached Sunday rnorning to the largest congregation that ever assembled at Happy Home. f lr Wood,-of Willow "erekr ive A tirougti town Sunday the finest band of horses that we have seen this sum mer. Dr. Jfegus Las' fitted up very neatly for offices the two front rooms over the variety store, where his i visitors will 1 i'Cod.lvim. :- i; r-v' '-. - The typhoid and pneumonia patients .r - In and about Lebanon are all improv ' . Ing under the skillful treatment of our M. D.'s. ' A series of revival services are in pro . grem at the M. E. church under the --i" - pervisioivf;the pastor',' Rev. Thos. P. Boyd. On Wednesday morning the ground -Was covered with 'about . a half inch of snow, the first of the season. Ochoeo Review. '" ".- Hi Y. Kirk patrick has just received a -j 1 fine Ossortrrient of jfresh caiidses and " that will be the place to get your sweet tooth filled. Married, Oct. 9, 1890, by the Rev. Martin Hickman, Wm. T. E. Wilson and Miss Bertha Jt Stephenson, all of VJnii cbunty. " Ko one being found willing to pay his tax, 'the yellow dog with a bob tall two years old" was duly executed ' ' according to law., ' The Southern Methodist church will be completed by the first of November. Tlie steeple is . now complete and is a thing of beauty. 2f. C. Engberg will open a jewelry tore here next week, when he will be pleased to repair all watches, clocks and broken jewelry. Thepeseems ,tybe no, check in the build lag -boom Vtilrf8 pWMc?. LunbeV Is put into buildings as fast as the planers can dress it. From all appearances, the Sunday lkfuor.law is generally. observed. That Is right. Give the bartenders a rest one day in the week.. . The public school building will soon ..- be completed, much to the satisfaction of teachers and pupils, who are com pelled to use the old building. ' From the quantity of paints and oils that our town drug stores are selling, It looks like unpaintedhouses wiH be thing of the past in Lebanon. H. Y. Kirkpatrick took several fine horses to Seattle Monday. Among the number was Dr. Foley's fine driver ; Eli, that always used to "get there." Messrs. Wilcox A Conn, photogra phers, left liebanon last Saturday after fifteen days of successful work. Mr. Briggs still remains and is kept busy. . v. -If the young man who took a quill from the hotel at-Waterloo the night of the dance knew that he was seen and recognized, maybe he would return it.i Prof. Torbet was walking rapidly down Main street Tuesday night when lie uu fortunately stepped off the' walk. He was violently-shaken but not badly hurt. rJ -.. . ' . ' :r. Munsev & Maver clowd f hrir s&lonn t rm Wednesday' of this" week'. We ! understand ihat Mr. Monsey "-will return, to his fcrmcr .home in Ken-1 A petition asking for an early morn ing and evening train on. the Lebanon road was circulated quite freely lately. We need them and should by all meaus have them. The dance of ..Friday night was a social and financial success. The band boys always give good music, and their pretty new. .ujQifojiiii-R-q'ulteiif irresistible.. .. Mr. Hamilton of Sweet Homo was seen wheeling a barrow load of stove pipe this", week.' We iriTervfrom this that some of his customers are Invet erate smokers. - The Methodists will hold special ser vices at Crabtree school house on the, fourth Sabbath of this month. Basket dinner on the-ground-.- Allcordially invited to attend. Are you in love? If so, marry the Idol of your affections Ta"nd-vthen go to Matthews A Washburn's, at Albany, buy a stove or range, raise a large fam ily and be happy. We received a letter from P. M. Hamlin, of Wilkesbarre, Penn. Mr. Hamlin, who is a reader of the Ex press, tells us that he expects to be here within three months. Work is progressing rapidly on the paper mill. There are about fifteen mechanics employed, and a number of unskilled laborers find regular em ployment at the mill. Sam Claypool left at the office of Peterson & "Wallace tbis week,- four large Burhauk potatoes which 'grew In one hill, the longest of which measures eleven and one-half inches. The weekly meetings of the Lebanon Literary Society are growing in Inter est and attendance. The question of national prohibition was ably argued both pro and con on Monday evening last j Who was the young man that prom ised his girl a buggy ride last Sunday, but failed to get a horse and went up and down the streets offering such ex travagant prices as "my kingdom for a horse?" " J. Houk and family returned to their home in Crook county this week. Eastern Oregon Is a good country tn many respects and seems to be the natural home of the cowboy and shepherd, but it has - no charms for women. I. A. Bennett, the depot agent, pre sented this offloe with some wedding cake last week, but we received it too late for acknowledgement In our last issue. Many thanks, Mr. Bennett, for the delicious cake. Do you want the earth? IfBO, call on Matthews" Washburn, Albany, Or., and they; will take pleasure in showing you the largest and most com plete line of hardware, stoves and ranges in the valley., ,.. When you are constipated, with loss of appetite,, headache, take one of Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liver ami Kid ney Fillets. They are pleasant to take and will cure you. 25 cents a vial. For sale by Beard & Holt. The question for debate on next Monday evening is, "Resolved, that the army and navy of the United Statesshould be increased." The chief disputants are Prof. Torbet on the af firmative and .W. C. Peterson on the negative. f The hotel sitting-room is graduating knot only first-class checker-players, but also able debaters on the tariff, prohi bition and the leading questions of the day. There is no danger of the Leba non people remaining ignorant on the suhject of polities. : It your kidnej-s are inactive, you will feel and, $ook wretched, even in the most cheerful soeTety, and melancholy on the jolliost occasions. Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver nud Lidney Balm will set you right again. ?1.00 per bottle. For sale by Beard & Holt. Samuel M. Garland, whose profes sional card appears in another column, may be found in the office of the Leb anon Exprkss. Anyone having legal business to transact of whatever nature will find Mr. Garland a genial, cour teous and competent attorney. Dr. Lamberson left at this office a large piece of chalk which-', was given him by Joe Harbin and Mayer.who got it on the mountain road between this place and Prineville. Wearetold that there are mountains of this calcareous earth in that part of the country. A few sanitary precautions if observed at the proper time will prevent the out break of scarlatina, diphtheria and kindred ills. Every town and city should see to it that streets, back yards and other places whore filth is liable to accumulate and thus breed disease, are kept clean and healthful. A lawyer's knowledge is not ex pected to exteud to everything, neither does it. For instance, at the meeting of the literary society Monday night, while the question of national prohibi tion wag being discussed, an attorney accused good old Job. of getting drunk anVtlie audience laughed. A company has been incorporated in Springfield, 111., under the name of the "JEronautic Xavigation Co." Some fools will yet learn that something more than manufactured wings 'are. necessary, to a heavenly voj'age. The assent may be glorious, but the descent is liable ta be somewhat bathotic News from Quartzville report the mill set up and ready for operations as soon as the water pipe is laid which is to carry the water from the ditch to the mill. t As soon as the crushing be gins, thesecretary of the Albany Min ing Co. thinks he will have no trouble in disposing of $25,000 stock in one. hour. J. F. Hendrickson changed the shade' of the Express office this week'. We concluded that the building had worn war paint long enough and that per haps many were kept out because of it, and therefore we changed the hue to harmonize with ogr feelings and extend an invitation to all our friends, whether delinquent or otherwise, to call on us. Oregon papers should have' a good circulation in f he East. The people of that country read- with avidity any Oregon publication, as they are glad of any information relative to this coasU. Why cannot the-readers of the Ex-. press send it regulary to their friends and be saved the annoyance of answer ing the" many questions which are forced upon them every - week. You will also save postage and stationery.1.. The ownership of "Spot,' the hand some old dog that once appeared before the footlights In "Uncle Tom's Cabin," was the subject of quite a lively dis cussion on Main street last Saturday. Claimants from Albany appeared,but returned without Uip old dig, who ap pears to be fully alive to bis import- Indlanaclttthnt have whiskey under the law even for medical purposes. A druggist of Adams, Umatilla county, sold whiskey to Indians on a prescrip tion not Jong ago, and the U. 8. district attorney holds that the law- has been violated and the druggist will have to visit Judge Deady in Portland. Why not go a little further and protect the white man a well? . Louie,. jMurccllus, when returning from JtliCX position this week, left his overcoat on the seat at "the depot in Albany, and returned, the next day to get his misfting apparel. .A gentleman told him that he had situ a tramp spproprrate the garment aud place it under the walk; sure enough the coat was found at the-polut designaed. Rev. 0. 8. Hanlelter will accompany Rev. J. M. Price to "his" home In North Carolina. From some cause Rev. Price's mind became' unbalanced a few months ago and he was taken to the asylum fr treatment. Physicians In charge of that institution report him sound tn mind but weak, and it is tbe wish f -Rev-Prle and friends that he lie taken home, and Rev. Hanlelter Is the one designated" to accompany hi in. Montague . mut be ireparlng for" a boom, fudging by the way he is stock ing up his Mammoth and One-Price Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods In such large quantities he naturally gets much lower prices. He guaran tees good goods In all the departments of his extensive establishments at prices that absolutely astonish .other merchants in the valley , some of them going so far as to say that Montague retails bis goods as low as they buy them at wholesale. The careful buyer invariably goes to Mohtague's. Some genius has made a calculation showing that every column In a news paper contains from twelve to twenty thousand distinct-pieces . of metal. displacement - of any' ' one of which, will : cause . a blunder or typoraphical 'error. And yet some people lay claim vto :-' particular smartness If they discover an error in a newspaper. When some find a letter misplaced, they are sure they could spell that word right, and they are happy for a whole day, and go around to the neighbors, and show them the word that is spelled wrong. '- The One-Price Cash Store has be 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. desire to buy their goods for cash naturally go to the corner, where they do not have to make up to the storekeeper forthe non-paying cus tomers who, when they can do so, buy on credit, and who are constitutionally opposed to paying for anything. Get prices at the One-Price Cash Store and if there is any reason in you that is the plaoe where you will purchase j-our supplies. reRsoxALiTie.'' Marion Powell was in town Tuesday. 'John Donaca has the typhoid fever, C. H. Ralston has been unwell for a few days. . . Al. Niekerson went to Portland Wednesday. " George Alexander visited the expo sition last week. Mrs. Mayer is attending the expo sition this week. ' ' Dr. Dudley feasted upon the exposi tion sights last week. J. D. Arthurs, of Liberty precinct, was in town this week. A. It. Cyrus came up Friday last and returned to Astoria Saturday. Rer. A. Marcellus and family re turned from Portland Tuesday. W. D. Washburn and family, from Brownsville, were in town last Friday. D. W. Dowi ick and family, of Scran ton, Pa,, arrived In Lebanon Tuesday. Edward NjIes, of Portland, spent a few days last week visiting, his mother, Mrs. Dr. Negus. We are pleased to state that Mrs. Dr. Negus, who has boen sick for several weeks, Is now rapidly improving. I. R. Borum, our up-town barber, who was confined to his bed for several days, is again attending. to his cus tomers. Charley Stonewood, Jim Mulvehill and Messrs. Ewiug and Hale returned Saturday from their pre-emption claims on the Santiara. - . Miss Maud Ralston, who has for sev eral weeks been . Buffering from an attack of typhoid fever, is gradually regaining health. Chas. L. Miller, who has been In Grants Pass since June, returned to Lebanon Saturday. He will visit for some time in. Lebanon before going back to his new. home. Mrs. J. G. Gross and daughter, of Waterloo, were in town Wednesday: Mrs. Gross has been quite ill of late and we are glad to know that she is again able to be about. A Good Jok. The recorder's court has been so thronged of late thatithaVwon the sob riquet of Deady's court. Neither Judge Miller nor Attorney Garland. are averse to a joke, and an opportunity to perpe trate a joke on the people presented itself en Thursday evening last. - Some trivial case was set for trial on that evening at 7 o'clock. In the meantime the guilty parties came forward and paid their firie, though that fact was kept a secret. As the hour for the trial drew uigh, old men, young men and boys crowded into the court room two abreast. The recorder, seated at his table, looked the very personification of wisdom, the attorneys were absorbed in profoUndest thought. While the spectators were debating the possibili ties of conviction, both recorder and counsel Withdrew. The marshal vis ited the room a half an hour later to extinguish the lights and left the Would-be listeners in the dark as to the final disposition of the case. If Wal ter expects our vote at next election he must - apologize for malfeasance in office and swear that we were not num bered with the befooled on that occa ou. ; - - . MORTAR AD PAN. - ' Mr. Snyder, who came down from the Calapooia and Blue River mines Monday, gives a very glowing report f these raining camps. Mr. Snydefc is a practical aasayer and. has- made more than a hundred 'ossA-ya df Claims in these districts, and he gives Has his caudid opinion that near the head waters of the Calapooia will be the greatest mining camp on the Pacific coast. - His ludgmeiit-is'haaed on 'data which Is both sound -and conclusive. He located eight er ten claims, only after thorough inspection for he never locates a claim haphazard and will build a house and continue work through' the winter. Being familiar with every mining camp of any note, from the famous Tread well mine of Alaska to the Tombstone mines of Arizona, bis Judgment Is eutitled to some weight. There are more men In these camps to-day than .lia.ve.cvcr been seeu at any time since their history began. It Is also a notable fact that for the most part the men are practical miners rep resenting considerable capital, and thelr;object can . be .easily -dlvineJ, as men of his stamp do hot Usually spend their money In the vain hope of being profited by the dreams of visionaries. The tunnel on the Poorman has been, run, at last accounts, lOtf feet, at 'which point a-tJch. ipayiBliieuney has been struck, and the directors of the C. and xJ. K. M. and M. Co. have received Instructions from the superintendent to fell no more stock, .TJie,, iwyuerp of the Lucky Boy miiftj are" working' sev eral men n,thrir yla$m, which prom ised well from the time it was first dis covered four years ago. The Trinity Mining Uo., which was recently Incor porated In Brownsville, sent some men up to make still further developments and to get everything In readiness1 for profitable work in the year ,lS9U ! 3 Hard Indeed it Is to convince men who have bt-eu' accustomed to look upon gold and silver mines as belong ing exclusively to other states and ter ritories, that we have a rich mineral belt lying contiguous to :and parallel with the great Willamette valley, but facts have been fouud to outweigh the ories, and the people can see In the discoveries aud developments of to-day the dawning of a prosperous' era In our history. ' - A Warm Reception. A minister who lives in Lebanon went out to Splcer a few daya ago to look after the interests of his flock In that locality. Having worked hard all day, he retired to rest, and for the first half of the night he slept the "sleep of the righteous." About 2 o'clock in the morning it became ne esj-ary for him to change his position, and then it was that be liecamfr- pain fully aware of the presence Of air' Inter esting bedfellow. A biting, stingiug pain was felt in the right loot, when the bed Was vacated aud the gentleman prepared for a hasty ioi let. Instantly he began mentally to run over all tbe possibilities of having been bitten by a spider, gored by a tarantula, ir haunted by poisonous reptiles. 'The first glare of the match revealed the presence of four or five wasps that' had becnofC entangled with his pedal extremitfe and were entertaining him quite warmly. The busy insects were ligh'tly brushed aside aud the parson again retired to rest. "Is this the best?" Is a question often asked, when medicine Is wanted. The following are a few of the medicines of known reliability, aojd by AI. A. Miller, druggist of this pladc. . lie has many other excellent medicines, but these are Worthy of especial men t ion: Chamberlain's Currm Remedy, famous for its cures of severe colds, and as a preventive of croup. Price 50 cents per bot tie. " CiUMBERLAIX'g Paix Balm, a eeti- eral family liniment and especially valuable ror rheumatism. .Price 50 cents per bottle...,.- A. Chambrrain'b tSVffc,s Cholera ami Diarrhcea- Remedy, the most re liable know in medicine for bowel com nlaillts. It is efiLM-eiall v tripil hv nei. . j - sons subject to - colic. . It has cured many cases of chronic diarrhoea. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle; , St. Patrick's PitLSJor disorders of the liver and bowels. A vigorous but gentle physic that" cleanses and renovates the whole system. Price- 55 cents per box. ,. " Chamberlain's Eve akd. Skin OlNTMKJtT. For tetter, sait-rheum. scald-head, ecrema and chronic sore eyes. Price 25 cents per box.' Excitement ' Runs high In Lebanon at Beard A Holt's drug store over System Builder, aseverbody is using it for- Catarrh of the Stoinach, Dyspepe ia. Consumption arid Impure Blood. Try it and tell your friends about it, a-it must posscM wonderful merits when all ncak well of ltj. 7 V - ; -J- . 4 rrrf 1 1 ... Take tt Before tlreakfrft. iThc great pptlwr.' tmiV aiid UvrroRiilnlor. la use for more than 50 rears in -Eagtand. PoM tbrepeclnc for ltver winplnJiit. .. Rd tiwte In the mouth on ariMng tn the morning,, dull pains ill the head and hack of tbe ejn6a,tUW feeling' diz atnem,. fatngtlor ymptoti of, ,11 vcr complaint. Remedy Dr. Henley's Engliyiaodeiion Tonic. Relieves eonrtfpaHoh, narptrfis the apprtite and tones up the entire vtera. f Jet the genuine from your druggist for 1.00 aud ioka according to (fl ections. ' -"-v ,''"' The work on the Oregon Ian railroad Is being prosecuted with vigor, A large camp of laborers a re located at Shel buru, the crossing of the Orcgojr Pacific and , narrow .gauge, and the . prepara tions for the widening of the track are nearly completed. ' . V t . The Fa Lad That always looks so pleasant, says go to Matthews & Washburn, Albany, Or., to buy stoves and ranges, because they only keep the best and always do as they agree to. Timber and mineral resources of Linn county made known on applica tions, at this office. Mining stock in tbe Calapooia and Blue River districts sold at the Express office. For par ticulars call and see our specimens. and read our descriptive pamphlets. ' Three Families Arreated on the Streets Of Albany, by the magnificent display of hardware, stoves and ranges at Mat thews & Washburn's, who carry the largest assortment in the valley. . . Croupy suffocatie ns, night coughs and all the common affections of the throat and lungs .quickly relieved y" Dr. J. H. McLeanV Tar Wine Lung Balm,. For sale. by. Beard & Holt. . - .-i t - SHOULD BK PUNISHED. j- There is a -species of petit larceny ractjeed In tfj Is f country which Is Ig nored by law 'and bnleruted by common eorisent-Sr-we're'ti'rio the very common mistake of carrying oft the wrong Umbrella. We don't know whether to attribute It to an innate tendency to steal on the part of the human fumlly, or to that mild disorder known as color blindness. There are men and women, too who would lift a cambric ;-ryes, a silk umbrella right from under the printed commandment, "Thou shalt not steal," and the saddest feature of the case Is that they seem to think it will facilitate their passage to a better world. Such moral delin quencies deserve to lie preached about. People who ought to be as familiar with the prohibitory commandment, Thou shalt not steal," as they are with the -daHy paper, thlHk it a sufficient-plea for breaking this Command nient, that the Old Testament was written in Hebrew aud they huve never made any proficiency in this language. Think you not that the tauilatef should "preach against a sin wp common and a crime se Universal ths$ it wlU close theelestlal gates to fft per tjcnt.bf Jhe American race? -.6 r A. Wntit InLtitlH. Ladies who desire, a .beautiful clear skin, free fr6ni pi lit plea; boils, biotches and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn's Improved LIT er Pllla. t-,They ,will bIkk remove that heavy look. aftsuCjTuV eyes tul nii.be them bright, and will cure Iliad ache from whatever cause it arises. Remember, your "are only required to take one small pill at bed time, which Keoated wth pure, sugar, and will not pTIpt; or produces arty. ?. unpleasant seSmation. - Sold at cents by - M. A. Miller. We wish to say to our old customers, anil also new ones, that we are prepar ed hi furnish well seasoned lumier. nfatte from soft mountain fir; at the following prices Pwoud clear. , tlO nc Clrnr.. (Iwlil Fencing, boxing nd Umbcra... ... 111.00 . 7.00 At our mill In Wlrtsburg. Linn Co., uregou - . JEXXixos & CO. Pests, Board and Shingles for Sale. ' I have on hand a full supply of the above of the best quality, -delivered nere in xeoanou. ' ' ' C.'C; Hackleman. THE CHURCHES. PRERB.Vrr3il.tS rlirRPH A. Murr-ellm im- tr. Ben-ire erery Hafohath at 11 A. M. and 7 30 ra M. Snbbain scliiioi at in A. St. rTnycr tueet- im.' i I ; l -r nn 1 1 1 come. i..;t-MHERi.ANn Presbyterian cniRcii fourth SahMiui of earh month, mnniing and etemng. nday irhuol every ubUalh at 10 . Kvcryoue aeleoiue. .' Estray Notice. TAKEX - VP ' BY TF. I KPERSlOJf FD OS or abort September 13. lsso. em mr farm nix mtlt-s rj of Lebanon, one white cow with man jepiitii. on the neck and ahouMrr. both ear fnH''t. no liraudv t ow uptoed to 1 eigtit year m. iiwncr will piue ea!l ana laj- cuarces, oincri-c ine animai win dt mhi. .. . s f. P. BODWEI-L. Estray Notice. niME TO THE PLACE OP TFIE TNER signed, six miles irrt of t-banon, on or attorn srptcmner lt. one oar norwe s years om. hire hind fft. star in fort-head, snip nwc. short inane, no oratm. owner win pteate ran. pet an Imal and pay charjres. W. L. MOOKE. Dissolution Notice. NOTICE IS HFREBY HIVEX THAT THE " ro-trtnerhrp heretoftwe existinjr between J. P. Halm and A. . PHIL rnii-r doine bti.i- M undfr the nrra name of Hahn & Prill, hat thudaT rcen-diolvel br mutual eonnent; J. P, HAta to sia all Uabililles of the firm. J. P. H A IIS, A. U. PRILL. Sweet Home, !?cpt. 13. f W. H BOOTH, M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON . .Office Jn Guy's New Building-. , ., Residence at Mrs. Ambler's. ': SAML. M. GARLAND, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. -,:.- - Office llh "Lebanon Express." LEBANON. - - - OREGON". CALIR3F3MIA . FOStTiVE viVCuRES UAIAnnn " Illienmatiam, Nenra'gia, Corns " HEADAOHE. And ALL PAIN. Tbe Osliforsls FbsIUts sad Vrgstir ELECTRIC COVOH CURE - -. ctKia colds, cnoitp, consummon. talc 1)T all Drs'gUU. Esoh S5e, 60o k tl "0nmt'lna;r Oo . Prep's. Los Angstss, Oal, In 3J10A.ir & IIOLT, -XgeKts for Lelianoni, Or. HE CRY, MILLION SI ;v. . WTOfj IT, NOW, ... -'60N tr'WllL It TOO UTI. .,- . ' 1 . -it I hsre bm troubled ssn rears with disease of the kidneys and nave tried many different remedies and haw on sat aid from dirtrrcnt physiciaas nrilhont nHief. ' Aboul the 5th o April 1 was suflerins; from a very violent attack that alasoat prostrated m la urh a manner tuat I was bent over. When I sat down it was almost Impossible for mt to) trt np sloae, mr to put on ar dothea, whea kind Proridence aent Ori Henley,- with tbe OREGON KIDNEY TEA. to hotel.. 1' immediately commenced asms; tne tea. it naa an almost miraculous effect, and to the ishment of all the auests at -thar I in a few days.I am happy to that I waa new bio. recommend fh tea to all. al as I have been. ' a - t . O. A. TUPPER, . ' I-,. . Proprietor OccidenUl Hotel, tianta Hoaa. Cal. THOS. BRINK Has Just Received OSE OF THE FIHEST STOCKS Upholstered Goods ; THAT EIER CAME TO AlBAHI When in Albany, eUsp and take a peep mm istonK i a hotel, f A) state, yy I wil C Bictedl 1 a 11 OBKqOlt AT TIUS WORLD'S FAIR. The Oregon. i Legislature- will. doubtless favor a reasonable appro priation tor the state exhibition at the World's Fair, but it-is not likely, neither la it desirable: that they should counsel such wholesale extravagance as is advocated by some people. Oregon products will command attention without any considerable flourish of trumpets. To attempt to compete with older and wealthier States in the matter of appropriations is, in our judg ment, unwise, borne writers are so eager for display that they mis judge our wealth and our ability to compete with States which have many times the population of Or egon. Let California give her. mil lions if she like, it is a noble gift to the cause of progress, and she can afford i( when her metropolis has a population ' nearly - if not quite equal to the population of our Ftate. Our population should be taken into the account, and fig uring on this basis, the people will come to wise conclusions in the matter. ' " Mottee to Itairjsstea. The public Is hereby notified that, on account of a change in business, we now offer for sale our entire stock of dairy cattle, consisting of pows, heifers and liclfer calves; also one bull, half grade Holstein and Jersey, from regis tered stock. The rows are from one- half to thrr e-fourths Jersey grade; the ueireru ano caivear-are onntourtn ftoi steln and half to three-fourths Jersey. neiR-rs or tins slock nave made a pound of butter per day at 2 years old when fresh.. Will sell at low prices. All dairymen are requested to give us a can. or anyone waniing rood utien cows will And us on the farm of R. Cheadle, two miles south ot Lebanon. J. At. MARKS.. BARBOUR BROS., 1KALKBS IS FURNITURE, UPHOL8TEHV, WO YEN-WIRE MATTRESSES, LOUNGES OF ALL. KINDS, Chftlrs of Every Dewrinlion aud De gree oi Comfort, s Picture Frames, Mouldings, Bric-a-Brac of Every Description, HARDWARE, In Fact Everything Balona;lna; to tha Trade at Prlcea that Defy Competition. ChurckiU 4 Monteith s Old Stand. LEBANON, : OREGON. HEW HARNESS SHOP LEBANON, OREGON, J. C..FREY 8c SON, DEALERS IS Harness, Saddles, Collars, Whips, Etc. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. GIVE US A CALL. Al reterson Wallace's Old Stand. Eureka Heat Market, SHERMAN STREET, L. M. WHEELER, Pro'p. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sau sage. A share of the public patronage so licited. E. C. SEARLS, DEALER I BOOTS & SHOES, DRY GOODS, Ladies' & Gents' Furnish ings. - .' .. : . Sola Agency tor Ludlow's Ttne Shop.'; . r . . , Prices Always the Lowest, Albany, Oregon,- : : Blumberg't Blork. FOR SALE. 1 60 Acres, of Land . 3. Miles East of Lebanon. Oocxl Road, Good Water, Rich Laud, Good Bchool in i mile; small ' Improvement. ' Price, - - $10 per Acre. Apply at this office or to Martin Hickman, . NOTICE, Cut thts.ut, and when you vB Portland dur ing the Exposition, call on Towne, the Photog rapher, and receive tho following extraordinary offer: All perrons presenting these slips will be given one down of my best style cabinet photos and one extra ftir framing, for $3.50. My regular price for the same work to those not holding these slips is fl.oo per dozen and S3. 00 for extra picture. This U an extraordinary offer, and tbe probability of doing enough extra work to make it pay prompt the Inducement Call and see our work, it speak for Itself. This hold good until November 1st. Very truly yours, B. C. TOWNE. Studio cor. FMt and Morrison. Streets. - TAKEYPUS BASHES. TP fOWNt. - Sled ge Hammers for Cale. Now don't think for a moment-that I have cone into the hardware business, for such is sledge hammers in bargains that I am now -ofFering-e very one of them a bargain, not a single exceptioh-f Bargains In Cotton Flannels! Pink Flannel, half cotton.... .;. ..;; 0 yds for $1 00 Flue Flannel, half cotton, little better..:.Z.v 5 yd? for' ft' 00 Black Velveteen........ . ..37c per yd; forme? ptira50"pd C0c Vandyke Point Lace 8 and 10c; before. 15 and 20e Plushes ........;.;.70c and $1 00;- before $1 XjO and $4 25 0 Spools Mile Cotton.......... v.;....K.vW.;7.i.:.:;.XJv.:.i.Vu;-?.w'2oc AJl-bilk batinrEdge Ribbon..'.....:.... ..;."from tdloc-per yd The.GUAGEFUL CORSET, far 50c; good as anyone's 75c The finest line of UMDERWEAR- that has ever been shown here, and at prices that v.w : t .i:., l these goods. .' ;. "". PRINTS, 18 and 20 yds for $1VKX: : MISSES' WOO L H0SE,'up to Ladles' feize," 25c. V- T' 4nTf wrfT TTrton An.-.' i i : thb BARGAINS: tXiOlESPllRS Metier lan anyone's, . s' - ' '. - - - - ;.-C;;C. HACKLEMANij: " ' , - " , .- ; .5 f - Kfext Door to Bank, than W. B. DONACA, -DEALER FK GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Cigars, Tobacco, FnrnisMn Goof s.: : ; Firsts-Class Gockis AT REASONABLE PRICES. Coiintry Procltice Takeh ih Hxpliarige - -. for Goods.' . Give Me a Trial and Be Convinced. KEEP ON HAND Shingles, Posts, Boards andPickcts. Lebanon Planing Sill AND- UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER ESTUISIEft II IJ75 !I S. 1. IICKSSCJ. ! Refitted, Enlarged and Improved. '.NEW. MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERK T.V.RE, I manufacture and deal in Doors Blinds, all styles' of ,Windw Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., in fact any thing man ufactured and kept oh hand in a first-class planeri . In connection with, the abore, I also have on Hand a wpllassorted lumber yard la which is to be found rough and dressed Lurnbeii," RustUs Bevel, Weather Boarding, Flooring, and all. kinds of .Finishing Lumber for Cornices, Etc . . RRARD Druggists & -DEALERS 1N- Purefpttigs andMedicines Paints, Oil, Gla, Stationery CIGARS AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES. ' Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon. XiCTrescriptions accurately Q. E HARDY JEWELER, ns on h&nd a Ipm stock of JEWELHY - JUST DECEIVED . Call Acid Secure Prices. not the case; but ITiave'soma the best tiling you everaw, goods.; -. ; ' ; - are absolutely below all com Tt- :u see : 'r " :ir- :: 1 - 1 . 1 . .. -,- - V 1 - A STOCK OH HOT P" : Apothecaries, compounded. IIS - ov &ae DEWVEI?, ST PAUL. S'f i-tOUns East, Norh South, -AT- UNIOtlCKETOEFfCE, '" - i , OhBGOX. s