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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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tjie wRirrrx. word.
Any survcv of that portion-of
foci.-t v whloli is comprised within
the limits of civilization, which
ret uses the practical power of the
written word, is partial ami unjust.
Its effects upon young life ami
upi.n the springs of civilization is
written in living characters which
r.re at once plain ami imperishable
It a question of comparison be
tween this book t.nd any other were
started, Lhnsls own standard of
ui.lsrmont M ould beet meet the cape;
looking forward to the false proph
ets who should seek t; undo his
woi-ks, he said: 'illy their fruits ve
-,;:.!! know them." Modern civili
zation should be the field of re
pearch on both sides. Which book
l as done nit . t for liberty, justice,
proofless? W hich book has most
persistently branded, defied and
threatened every form of tyrannv?
Which book has spoken "with the
truest pathos to the wounded and
- -trowing heart? Which book has
done most for the poor man? These
inquiries may be put in no declam
atory spirit, but simply with a view
to the discovery uf facts. The test
is fair. It is marked by a high
sense of honesty on the part "of
Christ. He adopts no method cf
oven ldmtf human judgment, but.
on the contrary, elevates the dis
criminative faculty of man, and in
a manner throws the responsibilitv
of the conclusion upon men's own
common sense. This is not the
plan of necromancers, soothsayers
ivnd self-elected prophets; Christ
appeals to his own works and the
works f others, asking the verdict
f the world u;ton their respective
laims to truth and veneration.
There is no cunning legerdemain,
no rebuke of human severitv in
, the examination, no indulgence
1-espoken on behalf of the worker;
the words, and works are before
you judge them, said Christ, ami
"believe me for the vcrv works'
Fake."
iMonnng a residence which he will
occupy as soon as she rotne along
iug lioiman is smoking the best of
nome-graiie twiat ami nll-mashoil-im
m-yotir-liani! tobacco; Uncle William
1 ucker is takmj? it easy; Jim Lavtot
is driving twelve yi.Ke of mures with
agoail slicK.aml Jesw South i punch
iuK me niv up with liirtliasicl can
onuo inrnidge is selling tohaccn hv
tne limies worth, nnd Lewis Sotul
nas gone tukHm to Kill time.
hirst of lM eml.er. Well, well, Ore
i viou-iorsaKeii land after
all, and we'll wager a marked postage
" I'"1" ma:; neitlier Is Kneoinb
."..."vr.i rii,, iruui uie lone ot en
rerpnse .and the merry events that
laice pnu-e dail Anions? others. J
...uu.iv rims are sun running
iiiiir mrcBHing macliiue. Likewise
the. steam mills keep up the music of
their merry buz, buz., midst thrift
and enterprise. One more new fortv-
norse-power engine coining up from
the metroiilis this week for C. Clark
v ions, who are removing and remod
v , u, n llU nu7,j-H-imix mill con
verting it into a real "just joine.l-the-
cmin n saw mill, you bet. Hut vet
we wilt soon get hack to the davs of
r-arnarisni, by the erecting of hark
wigwams for the comfortable hnnsiug
of our newly-married people, for it is
amply evident -that the mills will be
nnati to lurmsli the required supply
. i'w:iei ior such an immense
amount of building, and Lo the poor
immure man thai dailv ents his
tnree meals of crust bread and
IHiucneu eeet, ami wends his war to
ins daily toil to find awaPimr him
tno.se Iiappy-faeed folks whoxe from
ear-to ear grin plainly says, "By shots
we ve pis; got married and we want a
prills' bedstead, two rmkim r-liir
and a cradle from your store, for we'll
pay the casli for 'em," and such is the
program of sermons in Lacomh and
throughout Canada irenerallc. K-e
Home may boast of her two weddimrs,
ii - ii u-iiM- m-r in ner into, lor 'tw
said Canada is somewhere on top nnv
how. "Democrat " "
OPPOSED TO IT.
In 1S50 the farmers ownetl 70
per cent, of the wealth of the coun
try and paid 85 per cent, of the
taxes. In 18C0 they owned oO per
..- vSint. of the wealth "of the count rv
' end paid 87 per cent, of the taxes.
In ISSO they owned only 2" ier
cent, of the wealth and yet paid SO
j?r cent, ot the taxes. We were
filad to gee the farmers in the latt
elections reaffirming the old prin
ciple of representation along with
fixation. Three or four genera
t ro.ns of scheming demagogues have
pat iniquity into the statute books
v.-hich will continue to afflict the
nation until a better class of men
onie into power, undo a part at
I 'ast of our present iniquitous sys
tem and enact in its stead good,:
v holesomeJaws. I
The Linn County Council P. IL,
held Saturday, iK-e, C, 1S90, adopted
the following resolutions and author
ized Hon. It. A. Irvine to secure their
publication in the press of the State:
WtiEitEAS, There ws a sjwlal com
mittee apointed in in the Senate
of tl State of Oregon, on assessments
and taxation, with instructions to re
port their eonelusions in the form of
bill at the next session of the Legisla
ture for ita consideration, ail, vhrrvns,
said comniittee has nnuie its report,
and, when-as, if the principles and rec
ommend ition in rvtnm! to taxation bv
nud eon niittee should be adopted by
the LH"iislatune, the burdens of taxa
tion would in our judgment fall much
heavier on the laboring classes mid
larmcra of the State than under the
present laws in regard to asui -nt
and taxation; then fore W it
iV..'ivf, That th memtteri of the
Lmn County (.Vtuncil hereby rep-st !
the members of the t.'ffilMtiirv. i
ail honnihje means todi-feat the adoiv '
ion of said report and enaelnient of j
ms recommendations Into the form- of
law.
ACABKMV HOTKS.
Cliaa. Walton entered school Mon
day. : .
Mioses Mary and Caroline Taylor
visited the Academy, Friday.
At a recent meetlnjrof the Khte Lit
erary Society. Kir-o. L. A l,.vii.l..f 11
Hay ami Hit t Vi ht -.in ..i..,.i..i
W.
honoiary iuenilHrs of that b.nlv
The pMcstloii for discussion, 011 next
triday evening, at the Klite Literary
Society, Is, 'ltisohcd, that the works
of nature are mure pleasing to the eve
than the works of art." speakers on
the attlrnirttlve, W. V. Peterson, J. M
Hurtenshaw and It. A. ltutherford;
negative, J It. Murks, ItundeU Barrett
and li. A. Wilev. -
Wiiuoa uistlmruishid visitor called
011 us j nursil:iv in tlm rursi.n, ,r li...r
j. r . cnuuim'l i' 1 . fl t in Wo In W..II.
uhiness iimeirc. l'Hif. Stubbeihd
formerlv was a e.tudent nt lb. ,..,I,.n
.veaueniy, and so it seems imite uatimd
in seems smiling face in the chool-
KXIIII.
I.tvi-s r sn-nl men nil rt-mltut n.
We amy imtkiom- lives nil.liinc;
Ami. .li-iuuiiiip, Urtvr Ik IiIikI us,
l imt-jirint on thv mumIm of Tlinc."
"At'ADK.MICAb."
Prime Goods
SWKKT 1IO.MK.
Moran A Morris have sold n bnlf to.
icresc 111 tneir hi sttililo mi.
sheds to (Jeo. Miller.
On the 3d of IVc. 1R!H. Tr n V TUir.
nett and Miss Iora A Weddle. Uoib of
U... II . . . . ' ' '
'""t" jiome, were umteu In inatrl
moijy by Thos. A. Yost of the ttvan
gel teal ehnreli.
. r J' ,FoM,er' of Wylie ert-ck mill, left
to-day for Salem. He exnoft.H lo oin-
bine bn.-iness with pb-asure: visiting
w Misicr. wiiii ifMi-ii- in w .,! ..1,1
. .. . . . - --- - ....j ,
njoKititr mr n stuiaiiio i.!..,. ...
In II... r 1.....1 " "o"6
a 1V HUH OI.I71I llt"lS.
James JMi-Kelinie is Instnt oil notlor
at tiie Foster llouring mill. HI cour-
ar.ti treniai manner and his skill
in ins proiossion nave won qtiiteajrood
custom, and it is the verdict of inativ
01 me i.-iilles or this u-i ilnn c. .11.,
me ouuui mat JaiiiM 01:1 k.. muui
11.,,.- v" is--""
""' t IllSPHVlB
hi
Tbe Road to l'ealt
Cannot Meeaufnllir tranlti lth
tnt 0o4 htarlh. To rtach Malth er any
eeat4 psdtlon la Ufa reiulrct th lull
satMdoa and eparatiaa of all tlta fae
ttloa kind natitro hat andowad at vita.
Thaaa condition cannot ailtt nnltt tho
hytlcal belnf la la perfect aorklna
Ofttar, and this la bnpoatlbta otiaa tha
tlm- and aploaa ara torpid, thatobttract
Ing tha aacratlans, eaatlnf Indtgattloa
and dyapaptla, with all of their accom
panying horror.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
xcrt a cpecific Infltianc ovar tha Ibar.
oxclta H t haalthr action. rol It
chronic angorf omonta, and proaiotaa tho
aocrotlon; care India action and consti
pation, tharpans tha appetlta, toaaa ap
tha tntlr rtn, and nakaa lit orth
IMnj.
With a view of making a
RADICAL change in my
lmsincs3 on the first of the
New Year, all goods, without
any exception, in tho Mam
moth as well as those in the
Cash Store, will he sold at Net
Cost until December 31, 1800.
CHAS. JJ. MONTAGUE.
W, 0. PETERSON.
8. O WALLACE.
Final Notice for
Year 1890.
the
"Tho Jrrtry 141 jr.
AMUSKA IVlTAGK, L. R., July 2.
(icnt'emcn: Altho' it is very unusual
for me to usf nnv lotions or
washes, Mil! in answer to vcur
n-que.t, I have irii-d Wisdrm'!.
loht Cream and Hobcrtine. The
f .rnier I consider esjieciidly t ftktw ious
yi c-esof rouohiiepsof the skin, and
I have teen uinuit every day for the
!nst fortnight. 1 have found the
ItoU-rtine an excellent j reparation In
easees of tan, sunburn, etc., eauseil by
exjK;sure to March winds and a July
"U"- Yours faithfully,
LIM.1K L.VMiTUV
To Messrs. Wisdom & Co.
BARBOUR BROS.,
-1E.!.KK.S IX
1ACO.HB.
ll:r - . - . -. .
iirugiuun firiii-es are iieiu amonir
lis inost each and every Sabbath
T- nil ii are well attended, and peneral
i r icr irevailsmong the broiher ciii
sens and memherg.
So it goes We are fo have a n w
i eihlior in the near fulure in the
ersun of a Kansas hont:ho!d, for
liom we bei.eaiK a cordial web-onie
j.io our mi 1st, and trust o'.hera nmv
lollow hid example.
With sympathy and a .a 1 heart we
rre compelled to (innmuce the verv
t .injronnis illness of one of the sons o.
nr most estimable friend and i e zh
Ur, Ia-.i I Myers. The little fe o : i
onire low with typhoid fever.
We are informed that two promi
iieut merehants of the city of Leba
"on ro to erect a superb inercantiU
esralilihnient at Lacomh, for which
we will gladly l.ail, and our support i
v.iih you, boys; co-ne on, es, earlv.
A Knre forf for nip.
Itchiiiff Jiles are known hr mnkii.r,.
!:ke perspiration eausine intense itch
.iig when warm. This form, as well
is Mind, bleedinpr and protruding,
yield at once to Dr. IJosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly ou the
iarts aliVcUd, absorbs tumors, alia vs
I chin;; and effects a permanent cure.
'e. lirupiri.-ts or mail: traiise free.
Or. Bo;uiko, 3! Aich street, .Philadel
phia, Pa. Bold by M. A. MiliiT.
FURNITURE,
WOVEN-WIRE MATTRESSES,
LOUHGE3 OF ALL KINDS,
Kxrltc-nrnt
Uusrt hiah in Ixbanon at Penrd A
Holt's drus? store over .System Builder,
i evei body is nsiii it for Catarrh of
uie Momai-i', 1M ?jk'1H'si:i, Consumption
;nd Iuipute Blood. Try it and tell
-our friends alxut it. as it must ivissess
wonderful merits when all Mier.k well
f it.
hIrs of Tvcrv
Dwrinttn and I)e-
of Comfort,
Oregonian Railroad Co.
The
ni'ant child cf Mr. r.ud Mr
Queer,
r in the
I-orwood paed over tl e darK rive
from which there i no return, a few
layt? siiii-e. The parents are lately
-froin Teanee and are very estimable
people Tiiev h.tve out heartfelt sym
pa.hy in their sad bereavement.
G. W. Bra-Iley, one of Sweet Home't
leading business and society young
men, pui 1 Lacomh a flying visit" a few
ca.s since. It isn't uhcep-ehearinjr
season yet, hut George i. enabled fe
vet advance practice from the
.ii.oe cr y s popnia ion wool,
i.-m't i;.V
Lucoir.h may j'.is!!-
1 o .- of one of the most expert
liorse drivers in Oregon. While driv
l S his oid pet filly last weeK, Arthur
l,njm decided it was l't wise io reaort
"to the s!s:b hael swife-h when it v,-n-
f no effect, so he drew l,in revolvei
iiii.l went in to win or bust, result
-eins hat he came within ihuc-Ks o"
s looiiou: lier ily jrofecor from its-:e-nstotiiod
place. Pop it to her, Art,
i hat's the way to put on Style.
Hon. Edwarl .Downing, one of th
Capital City's most popular lawyers
is visiti ir L-.K-oiob, the. pnest of l;i
broiher llerby Downing. Coutin K!
is jst as jolly and erl as ever .-tnd i.
"'T.'e to is.aVing a iimad grii
I elvveen yonr soiml discs, with hi.
merry yarns, of which he has an end
'' k in his va!i-e. If you need
i-.imple, call on Ed. Consultation
irt-e. imt -fiun't forget your Bourhon
li.-isk. Kd's one of us boys anyhow
ji . I any way, ain't you. Ed.
"'-.liie boys who assembled at tin
"o.Ticc -Sunday, gave the Kxi-t-Ks:
. ; -cr the idea of ;i f;.'nersl proces
afier close iiivesiigaiiiiii wi
- -;e -rupture in the fact tha
"--r.i- s'lflt-ring- from a seven
-i us all-goneness, occa
" - T",cl- that but five or sis
".ow left t "carry on
. . entertainments.
. . . . . : - - . ;. ' o ns that "firs'
. . - . Vdon't Ltslievc
" "t once tin-
; she oul v
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L-neral OfMees Corner
streets-, Poithi
Front
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MliiriHii
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Co!ore ....
3iclure Frames, Moul hnsr, Bric-s-Brac
of tvery Description,
HARDWARE,
: Fact Evrrytiiln Br!onrtn to th Trade
t Price thst Dfy Conipo;ltlon.
Cliun l.il! & Miiu-iih'sOM Stiiml.
LEBANON, : : OKEtiON.
THE STORY OF A YEAR.
WEST JSIDE.
Airlie
9 2il
12 irt
2 lJ
4 tr.
4 5S
and F V'v4 r"M UTt
TAKEN
lor.-.-:.,,. rjV vx,'.., ago
MUM TX
j St; 1 PHOTOGRAPH 1 ' x.
12 ft. I i; 4.-. Ittuc V i t .:i J
S ."4 1 NOW 1 ' ' I
Am APPEAR. T.-l Vf ,.
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Tu-tfts. for Wt f-f.lc siti'ioTi fur air nt .n,t ot
-iJen--..:! v;n.. t. Ti ko;s tv.r Kjii SUc .laiioiii for
i.v .ii t r.-.oti "It-pot. i-iiri'i-r l'il:h end I sir.tt
hwna-rs Irui;. l.-iju;n,n lor Seio ami other
.r-TiiN !,nli of Tillimi.-! rsoittheni rncitic cro--.;)
-.ti i-oiikwI nt 7al!iii.iii it A. M . Hul
or Hr....-ii-. i.-i.- nn.'l rMiie mmt.h or Tallinun, c-on-:wt
u.t.'rc at I. M.
, ( HAS. X. SCOTT. .
;;. Suj.t. i ;cn. F. t I'li.-s. AKi nt.
Q. E. HARDY
Has on hniid i. Ur;-e stfK'lt of
-7V-. 7 IT ' ",r- i . ' J
" Look on this picture and then on that." The
nbore faces 'are exact reproductions of photo
raph taken from life of Mrs. Morton D. Har
lan, who rvsMra at No. 55 West Kth Street, New
York City. The first one wan taken In Novem
ber. 1?7. while in the last stage of conwmip.
tion, abandoned by phvRM lnna and mourned by
frjfnd. The other waa taken in December,
1SS8, when completely reeorered, and entirely
throueh the line of IV. Acker's English liemedy
ftr Consumption. The above pictures are wood
cuts, but they are t. ue to life and the original
photographs, taken from life, can be seen at all
the drug stores. Mrs. Harlan's consumption
beean as consumption ukiihIIv doee. with a
couglt in the morning, raising of phlegm, tired
loss of fliMjh and pains throughout the bod v.
She did not realiM her extreme danger until "it
became a!most too late, but she is in perfect
health to-day. Dr. Acker's F.nglmh Remedy
for Consumption Is sold by all reputable drug,
gists. You can't afford to be tcithout it.
. ft
AAU KO-'l y-ATCH sVj.
JUST KKCKIVEl)
Call And Secure Prices.
LITTLE
"LQVI
00 NOT GRIPE, SICKEN 03
CONSTIPATE,
Sure Cure for Sick Headache.
ladi?eitioii or constxpatsaa
. ImproTes t be Ootniitxioa
(W hv Purif fins f hn HinJ
The tSnt cab h nfoelr djnrld to Knit tho cttae, mm
one pilt cn never be too lnrs m dow. y to tiike
gt m much nifrftr. 42 inlls pat op in mimra ril
whicb can be carried io vet pockrt. 4 Gret ('d
letxw ! TfirHirt mat) Umimmm hom tiraufrtt Ute
ut H"rrnm "Trd Nark. Mold KTrrwhr,2f j beftle,
IXhE mm4 bkKAfl BOOK for . la 4Uapa.
IOR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC V
M RmiKIRKth RtOllDs RFOULATTS tbcUVf!H
and KIDSKTStat! HK?T' 'RES the DKHIUTATKI -
t HEALTH and VIOOKOUS 8TMKN6TH fTovm
THE OB. NARTU MEDICINE CO. ST. LOWS, MO.
Owiiifc to the contemplated
change in my business by
January 1st, I must insist on
those indebted to me payinq
up promptly, wkich means
AT ONCE I Mould dislike
verj- much to be compelled to
force payments, and to avoid
that I now eive vou timelv
notice that all overdue and
unpaid accounts in mv hands
on the 1st da' of next month
shall be promptly turned over
to a collector for immediate
and, if necessary", enforced
payment.
UIIAS.H. MONTAGUE.
No trouble to show imods
l :r i . .
uiiu u you wish to imv Me
now that Montague's is the
lace.
CLOTHING.
We offer 'you full lines o
-Mens, Youths and Itovs
nothing at priees that simplv
defy competition. We have
now in stock
Oregon City Manufactured Cloth
ing;
Levy & Straus' Manufactured
v. lothinjr;
Fine Cas?iinere Clothins:
Fine Inifvirted Wnrstetl CKithinp;
Fine Sprinjr-llottom l'aifts;
Meup, outh'?, Ilovs' and Cliil-
iren a sizef.
These can he had at Montague's
To the Ladies!
The ladies of Lebanon and virili
ty cxiirefS- themselves as verv
- lut h jileased with Montafrue's fine
; nes of Fall and Winter Pi ess
Soods which he has just purchased
i.-omoneot the leading iniMiiting
:: nisesot the Imted States. Mon
t.igue's stock is unsurpassed this
ide of Portland. The ladies are
"spectfully invited to examine
hem.
' losiery. Corsets and La
dies' Underwear.
Full lines in all these branches
of the Dry (Joods trade, and we
cm oiler you good value for vour
loney. Should you need Ci LOVES
- e have evervthing desirable and
tylish in Silk, Lisle Thread and
'otton. Uemeniber Montague's
.lotto is "One hundred cents' ivwrth
fir a dollar every time."
Boots and Shoes.
Kaeh and every pair of Hoots and
hoes in the two lame establinhiiioiita
ownetl by Moiitnue are manufactured
xprenly for liiiu. Every pair fullv
warranted. These giMKia we (to nut
import from Missouri, as has Ihh?ii al
i.'gci! liy wouhl-lieconipetitoi's, lmt are
i.iaile up from tlie very let stock bv
while labor emrloyed by Buckingham
r; I lech t and Colin, Xlckelsburg A Co.
When you want nnylliing Heat and
ervleeable at bed-rook prices, with a
full Liiarnntce on every pair, you will
assuredly buy your foot-wear of MON- I
TACiUlI. i
PETERSON & WALLACE,
Real Estate Brokers,
DO A GEHERAL AGENCY BUSINESS,
Including rire and Ufo Itiniram-e.
HAVE ON HANI) So.ME-
Choice Bargrains
In Both City Property and
Farm Lands.
Collections Attended
Promptly.
AOENT8 FOR
HOLIDAY ANN
OUKCEMENT !
Our stocks in every Department are now com
and we are ready to show the Largest, Best Assorted,
Most Attractive Stock of Goods in this country. Our
Specialties are too large to give in full; but following
are some of them:
I) REPS SILKS in Great Variety, in Black and Colors,
SILK WRAP HENRIETTAS, in l$lack n,l f!lr.
Ladies', Children's and Misses' CLOAKS and WRAI'S
FANCY DRESS PATTERNS, '
BLACK and PANCY SHAWLS,
FA SOI NATO Its. T. A Til ITS' l.fvr-v
LADIES' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
BADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S FURS.
"ftiinn run LAUlr.S,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE SCARFS,
LAMBREQUINS,
LACE CURTAINS.
PILLOW SHAMS,
Carpets. Carpet Sweener3
RUGS IN JREAT VARIETY, P
TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS,
VKV Simps r t i- iif , ., , w.UUiu,,rain- rocsery, leaet5,
PAN0-Ur' ani E""'. FINE BWSI?VM
fiUHlE IKSt'R-
l-ONKON 4 IJVERPOOL
!
tlt AKIHAX AftH-RANTB tt).. of Ixindon.
OAKLAND HOME IXfLIUlCEttX. of OuLl.,,,1
aim n mm,
tTATE IX51RANCE CO., of .m. Orvvnr.
FARMERS A MERCHANTS lXRAXf 'F m
TTM.ay of these Goods werfe bought expressly for
Holiday trade, and bought in quantity, and of the
best kind. Parties wanting cannot buy too soon, as
near tlie Holidays the j
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Don't Go to Portland
Gradwohl, of Albany,
HAS EVERYTHING
To Be Fonnd in tbe Metropolis.
He Sweeps the Valley of
All Competitors
!ntorkrr. Furirr Good. Tori. R.isrr Unw.
Mjmw. Kn-iK-h i liina and (.l i-nKrr,
Ifciys' W i;us rMi 1 bctUjjs, Eic.
,NOW LISTEN!
Ilic;.vl.!, ii Rule Rnmar main a iv-,-l.tltr of the
h-t Tea. I'diiWi and luikini; I'ou.f. rs
evrrj koe,- of which Is uinmiritc
luivl ft and lwar. ilia n.iine
of UoMt-a Rule Hiunar.
,lffiT Mil ! tuu I lie W. 1 Don
Miovs wiibout Ba.ni and prlea atstnp
am hrttnm, pat blm do ma m Crmmu
ISSOrtmeht o-ots hrnlron nurl
in the rusli, as is alwas the case, you cannot -et the
attention we would like to give all our customers.
Samuel E. XoLing.
AT COST!
To Make Room fcr My
Fall & Winter Stock
OF-
DRY GOODS,
FURKISHIHG GOODS, AID KOTIOHs,
I riUi CIXISP OUT MY
Knt ire Stock of
Boots Sz Shoes
AT COST.
Now is the Tims to
SECURE REAL BARGAINS..
I Propose to Have
Leading Dry Goods Store
In the Valley. '
MONARCH GROCERY.
. It 1 -m -
I Ml U I'll'JI I J - 4 1 fTl-P t O - n. lB- A I T-m
.,lLl iiamtr, uufc nut our oase. l an its
may come ana seasons go, but I go on forever el!in
goods to
Rich and Poor Alike.
For ten months we have stood at our post pellin GRO
CERIES, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and tho
BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN GOODS, and vet our stock
like leaven, '
Increases AH the Time.
m
TOi-
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
S S2 ! -KWKU WKII MIOK.
2-52 r,Jt,'.E AN1J F4NM EKS' (SHOE.
.50 KXTItA VAI.l'K I AI.T 8UOJC
. WOHKINOM.WS SIIOK.
4.uo jtnd mi.7 Bins' Hixir, snoca
W. L. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE
; But oii by ronr deal.tr.
W. 1 IK) LOLA. BBUCKTOX, MASS
For sale C. C. Hackleman,
l.KBANOX, OKKOUX.
mat
LADIES.
Bit Stylo. BeaA FlUinc
Hats and Caps.
Xo ninn, j-outh, boy or child can be
considered wt U dii-ssed if their oraniuni
is tmrmouiitcd liy u "hliockiii? tmd
liat." In onler t set our numerous
customers rljrht in Huh regard, Monta
Kiw hus laid in for the fall and winter
Inido mi inniieiise etock or lints mid
Caps. Thorn; jroinls were Ixiuht direct
from the manufacturere and nt very
low figure. Take a look through them,
and when yon do want to buy, an a
matter of course you will buy your
head-gear only of Montague.
Men's Famishing Goods !
As underwear for the masculine gender
is usually culled, is an essential article
for the comfort and good health of
mankind in tins humid climate. Mon
tague's tstock of
Fine Shirts Lion Brand;
Fine Shirts Standard ISriuid;
Fine Shirts Neglige;
Fine Shirts in. Cussimere;
Fine Shirts in every style;
Undershirts and Drawers An end
less variety in all weights, shades and
patterns.
We sell hugeous quantities of these
goods, and invite your attention to the
new imidcs and now nrlm lln w!u
I buy your Underwear of Montague.
DON'T SHIP YOUIt OLD STOVE.
You can buy any of the
IATKKT l-.VrirTI01ISTW
'.'heap, of
SWAN BROTHERS.
TIIKY UAKUV A FUL.L, LINE OF
Tin.
Copper.
Uoadnn and
Stone UIote, also
PUMPS A2SD rtlMP FIXTURES.
8y Job Work done on Short A'otiee.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
I.EBANONT, ORKOON,
J. C. FREY & SON,
UKALKHS IN
Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Whips, Etc
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE US A CALL.
At .Peterson & Wallace's Old Stand.
VV. K. READ,
Vllmit-, Oregon. 1
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD,
T. E. Hogs, -Receiver,
AND
Oregon DefelopmentCo'sSteamslip Line
225 Miles Shorter I 20 Honrs Less Timet
Tlimi by any other Rente.
Old Jason, like a fool, sailed in tlie Argo to Colchis
seircn 01 tne golden fleece: now-a-davs ipoi,1 finrl iho r
utui uewre m uie uiwiiSYiiie goods for sale at Bach's Comer
btore.
Remember, Farmers!
I pay cash for your produce and t the same time keep
everything you want. Formerh , all roads lead to Rome;
uuuer me new road law every trail, toe-path and wagon road
ieaus siraignt up to
BACH'S CORNER STORE.
Fl.
ST-CLA&S THROUGH PASSENCR AND
rntluHT LIME
From IWtlnnrl bim all point in tlie Willamette
Viilk'j lo ami from Snn Fmui isi'.i, fdl.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TIMK St 1IF.IH I.E (Kirept Suiulai.)
Lv Yj'itnr......7.-tM A M
l.v rirrnllt.s10:.v. A M
Ar Albany Mm A M
I.t Albany L1.2I) P M
l.vCirrallis . I A! P XI
At Vaiiina 4 tin P M
O. A ('. Iniin. counet-t at Alban- and Conallis.
The almvp train roni'im-l ai Yanniiu b-ii ii..
tlrriroii lri-lnmeiit ini nnv line of steam
nl between Vu.;niu ami 8aii" Francisco.
SAILING DATES.
S. S. Willamette Valley
Wll.1, AH.
From Yaiinlna Dee. 10. per. 19. !. ?
From r!an Fraiiei.--v Ie-. 5. Jx-e. 15, Ih-c. 24.
This romiMtnv mr-n tlm rirnt tn
lu Oules Hilhniu notice.
. . WM. M. HOAG,
C C. Hnfit'E, General Manager.
U. F. dc P. Agent, rorvallin, Or.
PONT FAIL TO SEE THE
MAMMOTH STOCK
-OF-
Winter Clothing
-AT
IE.
NEW STYLES! NEW, PRICES!
Also an Elegrant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Tailor
ing Department with Frst-CIass Tailoring.
MTn
awtsBm on
SALE
DENVER
Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago,
ST PAUL. ST. LOUIS. '
AND ALL POINTS
East, North South,
-AT
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
C. C. RAWLINCS. Atrent,
Albany, : : Oreox.
O. LOVELEE,
Merc h an t Tail or,
LEBANON, OREGON.
An Elegant Line of Suitings Kept
in Stock.
Cleaning and Repairing Promptly
and Neatly Done.
-A. GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
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