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IXJii:iiiX IMMIGRATION.
The question of foroien immierrn
tJon is to our mind tht greatest
problem this government haa to
solve. For mmiWr f years it
has Wen disi-usstl by Ptuttnn-n in
congressional hulls, by the mer
chant in his ptore, by the met Inline
5n his shop, and the peasant on the
fsrm. Theories aro numerous ami
coniUeting; alxmt as much so ns
the varieties of human nature will
allow. To exehule foreigners alto
pether wouUl afgue tel(lshness, an
imputation whioli the averaire
American will not for a moment
tolerate; to receive with open arms
the undesirable and factious ele
ments of foreign, countries would
petnn to threaten the destruction of
American institutions and liberties;
to discriminate in favor of the more
highly civilized in foreign countries
has not as yet been found practic
able, and hence no solution of this
vexatious problem has yet been
reached. When we reflect that for
eigners of almost every nationality
Hme to our shores annually in
numbers sufficient to populate a
State, and that they bring with
them the customs of other lands
"which are in great measure inimi
cal to the best interests of Ameri
f an society and out of joint with
our established institutions, the
question becomes a pave one.
To attempt to assimilate thi
ljelcrogcmvus mass as tVst as they
come among usvi!! sooner or biter
superinduce a national dyspepsia
that y 11 find relief only" in dis
gorgement. Pome of this foreign
.element, like alcohol, refuses t be
assimilated. To attempt t- assim
ilate indigestible substances, is as
-useless ns to help the tide come in
w the sun "rise; it cannot be done.
The wholesale, manner in which our
country is being populated, unf r
tunatelv results in mimicries fae--tions
of socialistic tendencies and
is a standing menace to a pure gov
ernment. Either stop the in (lux
or withold the right of franchise
until the immigrant becomes thor
oughly identified with our count rv.,
ambucd with American ideas, and
a trustworthy member of society.
To expect one to change his jxlit
leal views, throw oft the customs
And habits of half a lifetime within
very limited period ahd to vcte
like a citizen who has lcen reared
in the United States, who knows
the price of liberty and lias been
indoctrinated with the distinctive
features of our form of govern
inent, betrays a woful lack of
knowledge of human nature and a
hort-sightedness little if any above
anediccritv.
coiiRurr s FX ECU.
Sext to profanity, we know of
no form of vice so prevalent, re
pulsive and inexcusable as that of
obscenity, ribaldry and a loathsome
foimption of language as mani
fested in human speech. There is
a morality in words; they are an
index to" character; "out of the
-abundance of the heart, the mouth
ypeaketh." No more oert,inlyd
the-exhalations of the drunkard's
breath indicate the presence of
''liquid fire" than does an impure
conversation betoken sensuality
and moral putresenee. We can, by
.studying a nation's language, muk
a tolernblv safe estimate of its
moral status. Thtiv is a trllx? in
South America woo have no word
in their langu:.-e expressive of
gratitude, and we readily com lade,
and correctly too, that they must
le a tribe of in grates. There is a
truism which reads, "As a roan
thinketh in ins heart, so is he."
Language i simply manifested
thought. if one lias imp.r.e
thoughts they will most likely
.manifest themselves in his lai -uage,
and sooner or later the
will reveal your true character
through the medium of speech.
1'iioFAXirr.
The meanest, most useless and
most contemptible vice that ever
grew in the hot-house of the devil
is profane n wearing. We protect
against it as members of society,
as decent men. On boats, in c.srs.
in placet of business, on the open
streets, at concert doors, and every
where else rings the incessant oath
of the habitual swearer. Young
men just learning to curse apnear
- to think there is something manly
and brave about it; while oid
swearers interlard the common st
remark they make with (;.!"-
hl.KH.ied hlaspliemics and a vr.ru iy
of diab ilii at curses. It is t he most
nonsetisieul, inexcnsjible haV.t j
known to lui(na:itt". Pnrl'c t? -;
fanitv oucht t. be itn indictible i
, r.-.l .,.:-l a . . .
iiiic-ii.--, nun i l'eilaIl 01 i'. lei :;i 1
in jail for every oat;.
We sonic times bewail the hits I
caeics of l.-nv, bat after 'r.ll laM-sarr-no
roore inexplicable nv-d jx-rok x
in; tlian arc the ranltitituitiorf
bases of humin r.riture, an 1 as
l;i".v if snpposed to meet everv shade
of cbarncter and take eocnizanee
ko! an al:noht ii'.fir.ite variety of
irXions. '.ve j:et u gHmpsc ; f what
thViro ient writer meant when he
I
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said X? 0m trariuiiv ai:U v;-n(ior-
..n " - r l.,,- ' iii-
:I?J Rix" -of aViation's -character, n:.l
t X. kr.o'.vlf-dp? hTna nature is the i
I be.-t ii!ttirrrC!f law. j
A . The prod-ctionS ,c; in in
Feveo' f-.tfitcs from li'J'cb esforts-
ai e diavvu f uls oOO.OiNiA'' bi'he!
Ltlj-.y Iat ear's iroi.
rut: rnvi: j?ahjval.
We know a man who glories in
the name radical; who wants to
get at the roots of things; that, you
know, is the literal meaningof rad
ical. He i, or wants to he, a leader
in nil reformatory movements. He
has no use for men wlmtyle them
selves conservatives. His ambition
is to go a little faster than the rest
of us, and he spends a good deal of
his time in telling us how slow we
are and how far behind the times.
At one time I was ambitious to be
come au orchaidist. I hat! several
hundred prune trees, and before
the summer passed I discovered
that some of them hud died with
out any apparent cause. Passing
by one of these lifeless trees I laid
my hand upon it and lifted it out
of the ground very easily. A little
animal who spends his time under
the ground came along and he said.
"I am n born radieal,' and he
clipped every root from that and
many other trees in my orchard,
and the result of the gopher's rad
icalism is before von. Uadiealism
is not always a blessing to the
world, fhcre are different kind
nf rjidiealism. When I was di'i
ging in that orchard 1 was a rad
ical in another sense. I mellowed
the soil around the roots of the
trees and thu stimulated their
growth. lUit all digging about
roots is not wise nor profitable. 1
remember very distinct) v of hav
ing a lute crop of early potatoes
spoiled by some hors that broke
through "the fence and by their
radicalism bv getting at the iiHts
of my crop they materially lo
sened the supply of this edible
As a radical operation it was grand,
but it spoiled my potato crop. In
our next, we snail speak ot some
other kinds of radicalism.
ivjia t H7-; s a-:.
From tinie to time we observe in
pasring through the country that
some venerable old gentleman is
overtaken by one of those spas
modie fevers of improvement which
will some time, and very strangely,
attack the most tranquil and self-
raupiimoi men. llie attack, is a
flight one, of the orchard type.
He consults far and near in regard
to the best sorts of fruit. He de
votee to the experiment, one of Ids
best lots. I! digs hi hole after
an" elaborate system of garden
measurement and stake-di iving.
wliieh to bis fagged brain seem?
the very climax of geometric en
deavor. The young trees aro eare
fully staked, and for a year or two
show a thrifty look. But the.spting
temptation to put a crop between
the trees is irresistible; the careless-
plowman allows hi team to tj
some of the trees, peel others, and
break down not a few. This mad
dens the orchaidist into seedinj.
the orchard to grass, and he hah
promises that he will give .hand
cultivation to the trees, but he does
not; his fever is abating and m i?
his orcharding. The mosses fasten
on the young trees, the borers nla
havoc, rtie caterpillars strip then",
the rank grass strangles them, ami
last of all the codlin moth comes
in for his share of the succulent
fruit, and "the old man spend
whole days in wondering why tl.
orchard d es not respond to his ex
eel lent system of cultivation. I?
not tins a true picture? If not.
otir observation is at fault.
"T.-- thi. the t -.osc?' J ae1uestUn.ftei
iiHed. when tneilkine is wauUti. Tli
following ai h fow of the Du-dtciii S n
known reliahility, aoijln- M. A. MHkr
.ruv;risl of this plaiv. He lias mam
tlier exei-llent medieiaos, but tln-M
are worthy of esjH-einl mention:
On amhkri.aix's t'ocmi ltr:MKtY.
fauious for it; ciitsef v re e!5, nu
as a jre- ntive if ere up. IViiv a'
(rentw JH--1 tniitle.
t'lIAMBKUI.AIN's PAIN' liAI.M, a geli
oral family liniment and KKe!all
valunhle for rlu umalisui. I'l-itf ,"i
etMiiH pi r lxttle.
Ca.o.iiii ::a!x'h Com ', Cm i.k
axu lnAUi:.i.:. Hi-n nv, t he m.v-1 ie
H :i!e knov i. iiw'iii-e ; t'.r I v ( - -oni
plaitits. It is et-i eii.l! v nriZ il J.y jv r
m Kiihj.'fi t i,!.'e. It ie.s "eor i
in oiy -s..t ; t fsrni-- iliun-htva. l r'e
2o;Oni 50 Cel.t j er In ilit'.
St. I'athiok's PiLL-x f . r .iic.i-.leiv
of I he liver ami biwils. A v..joih
but jrentle phyyie tlu.t ch i.t:.. s no;;
renovate the wboJc sytein. pj ie' 2-.
cents p'-r box.
Ohamutxi.atv's V.k a m .Qxr
Ointment. For ttOr, mU-ihtnm,
feaWI-hen.t, Hiiiw ami ehrooie
c-yeM. Pi kv --t.nls n r box.
The Jfnrj MIy."
Anct.icska Cotta .k, L. Ib, July 2.
(li n'rnu : Altho' it iv very nnenu'i
for me to ny '.otiotii
w:-he.-, hi ill, in :.n.-ver l ywr
repiesl, I have irieii Vishm
Violet "reain i.iel KoixM-Uot?. Tlx
former T eoiii-h i e-peeh'l!y e(Vu ni;iou
i;i iMnes of ji-uubiii t-s cf !he t-Uo, inn'
I h.-.ve le:-i) iisintr jf tery lay for tin
la-- f.-rtr. iifht. i have foinl th
n.''ecr":e excellent reparation ii
;v.s . f t;u, s'.ni'iiorii, etc., onusett by
p- f i!if io Mill-el. w inds and a Jul
sun. Y, u.-s faithfnliy,
l.l!,UK IXiiTP.Y
To M( sf--. V'is(icm A Co.
en: vv;:i bkst iloro.
!if"n:i(oi- .'tr-i no-tit h. n' we ;o
tl-.-.i Vir. Acker's J'lurhsh li- niedv is it
her j.r. p.-r:;'i s f;r the 'ib-o-t ae.i
f-o-i js. in Wb.o pini Coi.k"' atio
rr',,,',;.u if ni'v'' fU",v t '-
v... .r yo: is Htonpl.. uott!-' free. He
S-tllli
C!:i'
ncnilHT. i !.ls J
iiive muT.-uitoo
iv is sold oil
M. A. iNilbi
. p.s-
TwUos hii-h io I.el iiooi; at Henrd A
llo't's .l:n.' s't.ir ovtr S.v..',-ii Hu-lder.
cvei'Urfiy ! ils'n; it for C;l';n i h of
t'n? 1 : ! Ollirte! !, 1 )v r- jicO si:l, f "o!stll; p' j '-
i.sii! iiopuvf i;.l ,. l. Try it :oul n U
V Or ('-?( litis f.l.lit if. fK t lS,Htf JM Sp
wnideifiii nu rlt.s w hen :tl! s-ii.T.k vt ;l
int" ;;;ecir.g to Humanity.
Si .S.:ys n:i i.tcj.iki rimiecr Klnely YwsOU
F r.KsT ;h k. Or.. ":isi'h 10.
e-'o the- OUKOON KlbXKY TEA mwl
in -'l ii.:i:n Hn-t- n li.-f. It :. l.fJV l'-i"-i;lp 1.
i-nilr. I ii ke ilertMie in rf,tiilTit(-ii,jiui.r if
t itVii.-It:'!. Ism ljf.-.v . nc.i.iy i. in-?.- v.-rr
o'i, fnnio 1 O-ri- t.:: in l-q-J in !-" cmrtciy of III.
.'juil-n'-; li-iv ' li ;;..;i.v. ;l:in m:!.--- i ;H.-;':ii n-i::
!le 0:;K ,;iX KmSilV TEA I :;!i-.v (..! !tc-0li.
IAVl'l MVXi.oE.
For side or rt-: loiar", the L-hi;tiou
f ca o i';.-.i"s fiehliKTy Mioio-I new
.in i fl condition. Will se'.l ren-
I 'e ;V.r !..-;, ,.i dl e, b;llii;e for
l;o. si .tock i':irn-. Apply to Walton &
Vviiey, Lebuxioit, Or.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST
-is tiii:-
MAMM O 'I'll
Clothing
Store !
T. L. WALLACE & CO.
STRAHAS'S BLOCK, ALBANY, OR.
ilia grandest display of
Clothing for Loth young; ami
old ever soon in Iho Willam
ette Valley.
Our Block .embraces the
very best of goods, the latest
iattern. ami the newest styles.
Our Hoot ami thoo Depart
ment is replete with the very
befit brands of Eastern man
ufacture. Wo arc anxious to make
thy iirtpiaintaneo of every
man, woman ami chihl within
a radius of forty miles, and
we take this nv-thod of intro
dueiny; ouiBelves to the public.
Tall into line with the masses
of people who every day visit
our Ptoro and bo convinced
that we mean every word we
?av.
BARBOUR BROS.,
IK A I.Mcs !
FURNITURE,
WOYEN-WIRE MATTRESSES,
LCUUO'iS OF AM. KINDS,
(.'hah-s of lerv !Vser'plln mid .lie
,ivi- of iVinifort,
rceaie Fr.-s-i-Mo.d.linjs, Pric-c-nrac
oi Every Utsciipiion,
HARDWARE,
In Fact Everythln , B-l"nel!,B tfc Trai'i
at Priori that Dafy Competition.
riiun-aii! A Minttt-Uh' Old Stand.
LKHANOX, : : OUIXit)..
FROM DESPAIR TO JOY.
frha Palafi
ntory
mf m
d Haw ! P'lnallr
Bcairl ltai.
Wrt. Mortott D. rtarlan. rilitlna;"at No. M
Wnt Kith Btm-t, Nw York city, hits pasaol
through a most wonderful experience. Mrs,
Harlan had happy home
and through her devotion Ut
her home duttoa orer-tax
her ctrencth. Bhe had do.
.prf.aod fmti, entire I art
f eiH'my In life, and finally
a con it h at night and morn-
ing which KTtW worse each
day. I pon looking in tlie
flaw li" saw dark Mrcl nrt?r her fynt and
ninrt thatdHe wtiKrwtn thinner au-1 .lnr
ail int.iit In lif. Thin painful atat .if thinvs
continued for raoDttta until finally nhe W.me
ao weak nlit)Uld not ntt-ml to lfr dutlin and
was cvnfln'l to hir td tlie rr.atr lart of tn
tim. On ila.v Mis. Hrlnn" v-ry intr friend
Mrs. Wilhird i-wl!.-t and amuant lo aeu hi
. wan and faded. Two lirixtit hoeilo anota
vUhxI tumn ea.-h cheea. her- lips weis blue,
her fnee piiK-ln.'.l and urnwn, and there Kita a
pltmin l.ioic In her -ys. Mrs. WlllapJ knew
thin meant counuiptloii and her lieurt wi
touohed fr her friend. At herearn.Kt mjutsu.
me uo ot no K.inriiii n,-ru-eJv
tor consumption a
trle.1. At lUo aturt wry
littl-efTei-t could bo n, a
TKitnn Inroad hud tlie dt
o md, but I'j- deg-rwa
Mrs. Iliirlmi 1 an to reKain
her l.t. apiH-tiie. tlien her
trend th, trsfn h"r hope.
then In r health, nad she li lo
i y In irlwt pliynivml o.m
ilitlon, wholly as a rewlt t
the tia of 1 1 r. Auker'ii hnr-
lisU lteuieuy lor tXnauoi
lon. The loson of this simpla utorjr nhonld he plnln
to all. No man or wonui ran afford to neRlevt
tboae first aymptonn of conniunption, which
teem ao sltftiit but whioh become vt torribl
unless trtkeu In time. This Groat Remedy haa
Mved the livea of hundreds of well known men
ud women who were on the verae of the irrare
from cotKiiiuption but who are well aud hapi'j
to-uay. It la sold ulUveraaUy.
ITko Road to Wealth P
g Cinnct be aucccstfuily travelea with
n aut good health. To reach wealth or any
rl coveted aotltion In lift requlrt the lull
ii potsettlon and operation of all the fao
Ej ultlea kind nature haa endoaed ut w!:h.
Lj Thete condition cannot exist anleta the
V physical being I la perfect working
order, and this la Impocdbla whea the
liver and tpleea art torpid, thus obstruct
ing the secretions, causina Indigestion
and dyspepsia, with all of their accom
panying horrors.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
exerts a specific Influence over the liver,
excitas it to healthy action, resolves Its
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
secretions ; cures Indlge&tlon and const I
A patlon, sharpens the appetite, tones up
& the entire system, and makes life worth
fi living.
CO NOT CR1PE, SICKEN 08
CONSTIPATE.
Sore Cure for Sick Headache,
uu mi snraosM ruing rronx
IndisTestiim or GnnatinHrti.
. Improve the ComptHiion
ThatloiwcwatvaQicelradjaMtad to suit thaoatte.aa
on pill can never b too larcre rloM. Kany to Cke
m w mocfi aRar. 4a pi lis put np in a tron rial
which cn bp cAiried in yt pockr-t. A limit avB
! to Tr-elra avsd Buiini n. Kavso brnolat wtt4a
t HVeusir,TrIla.rh. Sold fMrhfr-'ia loU(.
IrUSIC u bRKASi BOOti for e. U ptL
HARTtR'S IRON TONiC. V
PTHIFIES th bLOtiO; BKrUU.ATKS thoLIVTlll
niJ KIDNFVSfccd RPSTOBKSth DKRILITATKD 9
to HEALTH aLtid VIOOHllIW KTRKVUTH nf V m W
TKs SR. KARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS, MO.
a I. & e'
"4i Tsv
M
ONTAGUE
-is as rst'Ar.-
IN THE LEAD
-WITII-
An Immense Stock of
General Merchandise !
nought for Cash at remarket
ll v low figures. Close buyers
who expert to pay cash for
(heir pootis arc respect fully
invited to examine the large
stocks kept at the
MAMMOTH
AND-
One-Price Gash Stores
No trouble to show goods,
ami if vou wish to buy we
know that Montague's is the
place.
CLOTHING.
We offer you
Men's, Youth's
full lines of
and Hoys'
(Mothing at prices that simply
defy competition. We have
now in stock
Oregon City Manufacturcl Cloth-
Levy A iStruu.V Mnimfaclurfil
Cblhinir;
Fine CasfimtTU Cloilunpt;
Fine Inipm titl Vrstl ClotfiiiiR;
Fine Spring-liottiu Pants;
MonV, Youth'p, Hoys' ami 01.il
(Iron's sizes.
TliCHe c;tn le luul nt Jlcnlngno'fi.
To the Ladies !
Tito hulit-jMif I.elwnon nml vu-iiv
it y cxprt'M tin nir-lvt's vt-rv
imii li jilotimtl .Mni'taue'fs lint
lines of Fall and Winter J)res
(JikmIs whioh lit lias jupt purohnset'
from one of the leading hnrtin
huttpcs tf the United Statep. Mn
tajrue's stock unsnrjasied thir
ido of Portland. The lndica art
repKeifully invited, to examtnt
ihein.
Hosiery, Corsets and La
dies' Underwear.
Full lines in all thene branchcr
f thn l)ry (iwl3 triale, and vi
an olfer you pood value Ar youi
money. Should you neoil (!, iVKr
ae have everything tlesirahle am
tylith in Silk, IaAo Thread am
v'ottn. Henieiuhrr Mi-tit.-'frtie'r
motto is "One hum! ml eentd wort!
fr a dollar everv time."
Boots and Shoes.
Fiirli and every ptiir of IJ.Hds fiiu
Siloes in the two laie eftablishtiirtiif'
;wiu'l liy Mtitn;iio ure nuimif.u turt il
T-xixfs-iy fur It i in. Kvry ::r fuily
Will THIitl l. TlltW btKMls Wf ! Il' t
itirt from Miifcouri, lias leen ai
I ly wmiKI Ik competitors, lnt hie
(!j-le iiji fr.nn Hie very l'ft Ktek Iy
Lite Uimr ein; loynl "ly liiieUiojrlit iii
V I It flit him! fiilkll, Nickelljinr ,v (,.
Wli -n ymi ant imy tliinir m at mk!
vr S eiiiilo ht t til rmk priii, with ii
fuli i-H-iriinii on every .-lr, yon win
-uiv.iiy l uy jtor fiMt't-wcur of ilOX
i AU I" I.
Hats and Caps.
Nn nian,"youth, loy or child can bt
coiiKliKriil well dressed if thcirerHiiium
it furuiounl.tl Oy s "KlirHkinif VmC
hat." lit onler t i t our tmiueiout
fiistoiiiers ri-ht in n tvHnl. Mmtta
;rue linn Iixiil in for I hi full nml wiiilel
trade an iinnienwe ntoek of Hals ni
CatM. TheHo jroods were iMiulit direi-l
i'riiin Iho m.'iiuifaetureiB hiu! at ver
low nVuns. Ttikf a l.k tlinaii.lt theai,
ami when you (j want t Imy, as r
matter of omirw u will laiy youi
head-gear only of Alonta-joe.
Men's FarnisliiD Goods !
Ah wnlenvor.r for the uuvsetiline ponder
is usually enlietl, i no eweiilinl tirtli-Ie
f-r the comfort nml jijoml heulth of
munkliMl in tliis huiiiiU eliiuate. Mou
tajMieV tix k of
Fine Hhirts T,ion Itrnud;
Fine Sliirtu Situolard Jinu.d;
Fine shirts Negiijje;
Fine Hiu'rts in Cavnimere;
Fine Shirts in every ntyle;
. ltitierhliirt.i !il Drnweipi An end
less vnriety in all weight, bhailes mid
patterns.
YVchcII IiUirei:tis qurtlltitiis of thes
itikhN, and invite your atteniion to the
now raili-s iiiid new prieeH. J5e wise,
buy jour Underwear of Montague.
Natural ys. Artificial Gas.
No, there is no joke about the natu
ral ir:.s In inir found in lA.'iauon. 'i he
p is a fact; nor is it, as some imag
ined, me outcome ot windy advertise
uiciiUj in the "Lebanon Kx press."
Always huy your jrorwls of Montairue
and get full value for your money.
TO THOSE WHO OWE HE MOKEY.
Montapruo has waited long enonch
fi--r what you owe him. Pay up NOW.
Not next week, or next month, or next
Christ mas, but NOW. lean use it to
advantage, need it in my business, and
vou will confer a very great favor on
yourself and Montague by payin-j
rllit up without furtner solicitation.
8. O WALLACE.
PETERSON & WALLACE,
Real Estate Brokers,
DO A CEKERAL JSCEKCT BUSINESS,
lurliiiliiiK Mrit anil l.lfu IiiMirnitrn.
1I.WK ON IIAM fioMi:
Choice Bargains
In Both City Property and
Farm Lands.
Collections Attended to
Promptly.
A 11 E.N TS Foil
!.oxirw a uvKurooi. & tii.om: ixst-u-
AXt'E CO:
l.rAIIIHAX At llAM K CO., oM.iiiuluii.
OAKLAND HOME IXsl RACE 111., of Onklii.l.
milleniin;
STATK IXfil ltAXI E CO.,
of Pnii-m, Ori'ior.
FARM KIUf A MKUCHANT3'
of Sail-in.
IXSt HANI Km,
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Don't Go to Portland
Gradwohl, of Albany,
HAS KVKEYTIIINt
To Ee Found inthc Metropolis.
Ho Sweeps lheVa!ley of
All Competitors
Tit Cnv'kenr. F".i-t 0ir. l. T v, ! . -(ri
Si.'; r-.i rv Fr.nih l.lni! .!nl liin -w.iif.
NOW LISTEN!
the O.'l.lpn P.uip lln-rr.r mnki- ne !iv ff the
Fin-1 IVmi. I .iIIm atf.1 lutini; r.iv i. rH,
.. evrrv tnci-i.f Khlrli l iiinini!in
tunl fur !il I'h-' tlip. iiHiiie
of Uvtiiifii Huie liiiiji-ir.
trunymtmn-r tin huttieT. I., Iicin.
-ihiH' ltliau( ntttw Mti.l ,rlr RtitttipfHT om
tlw InHtoin, ut hlw tluwu m m baud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLIMENi
Ttt In thn rnirid, Tihtt-.Itm M
liKM I NK II 4X1-Sl; t- I Sit OR.
4.M II l HVH WH T KIKIl .
tl.i rol lTK AM PAKM Fits' MIOB
i.ft F l li t VII I K ( Al K MIOl..
ft. Hit OHKIof AX'S KM(K,
nml 1.7.1 HOVS M lldlll, KROC8,
Alliiuulailu l-'onerrM, null. 11 uil I . a .
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE lauTe s.
K MniwlHl. Itp.t f fj V. Ucst Flttlnr.
IlKit "l'l by y,iir rt -.I.t. tirile .
. It. UOtULAS BKOCKTON, MAS
For selo C. C. Hackloman,
I.KKANO.V, OMKIIOX.
',W.r4
mm
DOT SHIP VOUIl OLD STOVE.
You m Luy cr y of tlio
KiTEST iA'LTE 1 SJSjS
' 'l.l'iljl, (if
S V' M 1 1 ROT 1 1 Ii RS,
TiIK CAi'?KY A FUliL. L1XKOF
Tin,
Capper,
Wooden and
Stnne Ware, also
PUMPS AND rUMP FIXTURES.
Jvb Tf 'ork done on Short Notice.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
LEBANON, OREOON,
J. C. FREY & SON,
DEALERS IN
Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Whips, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE US A CALL.
At I'otersou it Wallace's Old SUmd.
W. O. PETEflQON.
fev -r
AT COST!
To Make Room 0ir Uf
Fall & Winter Stock
OK-
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS, AND NOTIONS,
I WIU, CLOSF OUT MY
Entire RUx.k of
JBootiS 6c Shoes
i
Now Uthe Time to
SECURE REAL BARGAINS.
I Propose to Have
thf
Leading Dry Goods Store
In the Valley.
MAIL OKDICKS
Promptly aUcuck-d.
W. K. READ,
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
T. E. Hogg, Receiver,
AS Ii
Oregon Development Co'sStcamsbp Line
925 Mll ehorterl SO Hour L Timet
Than hy any nlher Ronlr.
riR8T-CLAS3 THROUGH PA83ENOER AND
FHtlOHT LINE
Trty.n IVirtlani ami all pntnta In the Vinm.-t!
VulU-jr lo atiJ fniin San Franfisctj, (al.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TIME SCIIKfU l K Ktt Sumlny,)
I. Yaiii(iip 7 Hi A M
l.v IVvalllali A M
Ar AlMny lltH A M
l.v Allny I '.5i P M
I v CmraMU. li,l P M
At Vaiiiliia. 4:i P M
O. f. tntiai i-.iuifrt at Allianr ami Corral!.
I hp sIhv linlti mmiifi at Vaiiilna with Ihe
Ort-ffim l.-. l.,).inMii ( , iiiTwiiv'i. line tf gteata
hl brlwcvu Vaquiua ami 6ui Fraut-bco.
SAILING DATES.
S. S. Willamette Valley
L Sill. rP.nM
IS IM !-i-IW.
.N'i.i-nil-r IS
Noti-ihIht 'it
TWIXJ,
Niirvitilur 1
Novriolifr 9
K'uveiulnT 20
Kuvruiiit-r So
Tlili ri.mfnj- rpifm-. the rlfiht lo change Jiul
Ins ltt- without iMMk-e.
I'.ctnrmWr the r-cm PaHfie IVimlar Summer
F.afuntlmtk. low llaiK T"kr! r nuw cm tale
from all alley IVint lo Vaquiiia and return.
wm. M. nn.xo.
T. r. Ilcvirr, --uena Manager.
O. F. P. Ai?ent. t"nrval!i. Or.
Oregonian Railroad Co.
General OITIpps Corner Front and F
blrcx-tfc, I'uUland.
KAST SIDE.
To PoiiTi.acti
3 3 S k
I a i 8-
a:
ah. in.
r. i. . w.
1 7 60
12 6 45
9 5
f-4
7 !
6 10
if
STATIONiS.
P T.
3 W 1 uMmiim b r I o.
11 i". Willmrn
II ........ ..Jtilrrrum ......
2 4;t t-s! x-ji,
W Tallmen
1 0? l!nutiiuTills.....
B yn i'i.Ihid;
Portlnd
lil.
15
2 (C
t-1
S n
7 M
( it
Mnil.
-o
i." ii.
i.i
4 i ;
4 'v-
INinlaricT W V.
Iinilte Jutictiou.
............ .jihi'rMan
I mUh-i .,
-Moimniuth
Airlie
T!i !!. for Vent Piilp ation for sale at loot of
Ji'dfr.n ir,'t. 1 irliPlK for Kast SMe slaikitui for
cui'.'at ri.U.n i!opm, Cfirncr Filth anil I sirt-ts.
!' 1 1 r lrrm I eliin.ii fi sio and other
iuti north of Tallitmn iK-mlhcni l'a. ii!- rr,s.
im;i. run i-iMnwt at Inllmnn at c ".4 . M.. auil
Tor Hr.,-.viivii.- ami i.ims sm!h of Tallmaii. chhi
necl lln;re al S5 1". M.
OIA. K. WOTT,
lien. But. A Ucu. f. A Paa. Ajpnt.
k .-.. I . m ' Sa
G.H2S2. Kansas City, Cliicajo,
GT PAUL. ST. LOUIS,
AND ALL POINTS
East, Norths South,
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
C. C. RAWLINCS, Agent,
Ai.hasv, : : Ohfx;ox.
O. E. HARDY
Has on hand a largo stock of
JETOLRY
JUST RECEIVED
Call And Secure Prices,
wm
mam
MONARCH
Wo have changed our name, but not our base. 1'anics
may como and spasons go, but I go on forever selling
goods to
Rich and Poor Alike. ,
For ten months we have stood at our tost Fellinc GHO
CKKIKS, 0ENT8' FUKNISHJNO (JOODS and tho
nUOWNSVILLE WOOLEN (JOOI)H, and yet our stork,
liko leaven,
Increases All the Time.
Old Jason, like a fool, sailed in tlm Arm in rolri.ts ;..
search of the golden 'fleece; now-a-days people find the gol-
ti uuueu in vne jrownsviue
Remember, Farmers 1
I pav cash fr A'Olir tiroduen anil rft. lio
everything you want. . FormerH, all roads lead to Home:
uiiuct in; new roaa law every
leads straight up to
BACH'S
WIIKIV VISITING ALBANY,
DON'T FAIL
MAMMOTH STOCK
- OK
Winter
-
AT -
i-. it: . u
NEW STYLES !
Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Tailor
ing Department with Frst-Class Tailoring.
Headquarters
-
IN -
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Also Keep on Second tloor a full line of "
Boots & Shoes,
In which I will not be undersold. Gome and see me and
I will treat you wejl.
O . XY . S I M I O K" ,
ALBANY, - - - - OREGON.
BEARD
Druggists &
-DEALERS IN-
' Pure Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil, Glass,
Stationery, Fine Perfumery, Brashes and Combs,
CIGARS AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES,
Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon.
, f STPrescriptions accurately compounded.
G. LOVELEE,
Merchant Tailor,
LEBANON, OREGON.
An Elegant Line of Suitings Kept
in Stock.
Cleaning . and Repairing Promptly
and. Neatly Done.
JL GOOD FIT GXJJLRAIVTEXIO,
GROCERY.
goods lor sale at JJach's Comer
tran, toe-path and wagon road
CORNER STORE.
TO SEE TH ED
-
Clothing
l a. i iv h .
NEW PRICES !
for Bargains
& HOLT,
Apothecairies,
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