Express.
aY JANUARY 16,-lSOl.
EYES AND EARS I
IVn F. Dodge waa taken ill last Fri
day. W. B. lHnaea's family hnve the
measles.
Mrs. ITar.rlhau's loV has been very
111 of late.
Boh. McClure has the measles; also,
his wife to ill.
Several new la tups adorn our streets
corners of late. ,
L. M. Wheeler is preparing to build
on Grove street.
W. E. Hardin is building a house
on Grove street.
Mrs. Spencer was quite ill a few days
since, but has recover!.
J. Niehola Is building a picket fence
in front of his property.
After a short lull, real estate Is legin
lag to move a little more lively.
Hazlett the "Hljrrfm Printer" slept
In Lebauon one night last week.
We of this part of the county appre
ciated tne cuange or weatner Tuesday
night.
Indian hostiliten are ended. The
Indians will sin-render and be dis
armed. Mr. Klrkeudall has dodered the men-
files about fifty years, ouly to be caught
turn wiuter.
Rev. Lamar will preach In the Academy-
Sunday morning and evening.
All invited.
A. Hcskins has been working in Mc
ClHre's barber shop during the illness
of the latter.
M. Lonsberry is of the opinion that
his well has eaved. "It looks a leedle
like it, aint it?"
' Mr. Ivimbro was alatent from Don
.aca's grocery store Thursday morning;
cause measles.
Rev. T. P. Boyd preached in Albany
Tuesday evening and returned to Leb
anon Wednesday.
Born. Jan. 4th 1801, to the wife of
J. H. Downing, a son; weight, 10 lbs.
Mother doing well.
Why could we not have a readiug
club, or Chataqua literary society or
something of that kind?
Get on to those dress goods Montague
is selling at such reduced prices; why
people are just going wild about them.
Dr. Courtney sold a lot this week to
the trustees of the Presbyterian church,
on whieh they will build a parsonage.
Mr. Harris drew off his express
wjicon this week. Mr. Gordon can
attend to the delivery business just
now.
Montague is selling $4 00 shoes for
$3 00 this week. New is the time to
get in, as the rains have commenced in
earnest. .
That 60-cent flannel Montasrue is
selling at 4o cents is going like hr.t
esses. Jay tn your supply before it is
all cone.
A little daughter of Mr. Goodrich ac
cidentally choped off finder a short
time since. -Dr. Negus dre.-d the
member. . .
The marble cuarries of Don alas
rownty are said to be extensive and of
as line a quality as can be found out
side of Italy. .
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mr. Nichols of Sweet Home. Mr.
Nichols tells us that his little town is
growing slowly.
N. B. Standish. who returned from
theCalapooia and Blue River mines
Ift-iT awR. rpnnrt thA cikiu- frrtm tfiwa.
to four feet deep on Hold HUL
Died, Jan. 8, 1S91, little Genevieve,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
lieard. The bereaved Have the syru-
painy or tne entire community,
Prof. It. N. Wright has been indis
posed this week. His ailment was first
supposed to be la grippe, bnt has since
aeveiopea into an attack of measles.
At last tbe stained glass for the South
Methodist-church have arrived. Rev.
Han letter expects to hold services in
the new church building in a short
time.
H. M. Perry of Soadville went to
Salem Wednesday armed with a pe
tition numerously signed asking the
legislature for an appropriation for
tSoadville.
Montague Is selling clothing at prices
never heard f before; in fact his cus
tomers have begun to think that the
tariff on clothing has been repealed
altogether.
The Express is anxious to settle
with all its subscribers by Feb. 1st, at
latest, and start in. on a eash basis.
Remember, the Express is uly$l 50
in advance.
The most delicate constitution can
safely use Dr. J.H. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm; it is a sure remedy for
i. i . . i j i i .
wragua, jh oi voice, auu an inioai ana
lung diseases.
Are you In love? If so, marry the
Idol of your affections and then go to
Matthews & Washburn's, at' Albany,
buy a stove or range, raise a large fam
ily and be happy.
An Idaho editor concludes his de
scription of a growing town by saying
'No flies on us." We venture that
the thermometer stands 40 degrees
below zero in that town. .
We are thin king of publishing from
time to time the biographies of our prom
inent men. We feel sure that such a
course would reduce the hungry horde
of office-seekers about ninety per cent.
Do you want the earth? If so, 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.
Senator Jeff Myers has introduced a
bill to appropriate $3000 for the estab
lishment of Soda Springs, in Sodaville,
Oregon, and all money not so spent
shall be retained to keep such improve
ments in good order.
S. G. Foster laid on our table last
week a copy of The Guardian of Lib
erty, published in East Portland. The
paper has a high moral tone and de
serves much at t he hands of those who
love good, pure reading.
Members of the legislature have been
in training since last June, and are so
well instructed by their constituency in
the wants of. the people at large that
there is no possibility of making a mis
take, if only they vote right.
The average Oregon weather prophet
has been dumb for several days, but
simultaneously with the adventof the
new moon Sunday his tongue was
loosed and he is able to forecast the
weather for another lunar month.
T r t f J .
his home January 10th. Mr. Bacon
held the position of postmaster in Ore
gon City for more than a score of years.
He was also grand secretary of the I. O.
O. F. of Oregon for about the same
length of time.
There are a few maces in town where
a1rfrv AllHa nnri nt I
kitchen have infected several woodpiles
with measles and fence posts with
diphtheria and we call the marshal's
attention to the matter lest more seri
ms develcpmepts fullow,
Tbli wnrtil Is all a tiwilnjr show, ; "
H itli I'.mls aivl tti tora )t"lity;
The irritiJ system's bouml to go,
Or efce down fix's MoChay.
Tht rhret!n; for the p'.nv are east.
The IDotiiuht H n out,
If mp fixlffo the future hv thw past
Mvouny's sure to be khcx-kel out.
W.C. Peterson sent olF several copies
of lni week's Express to friend tn
different pstrts of the country. This
Is t he way neople acquaint themselves
with the resources of our conn try. am!
we fool like asking others to treat their
friends with the same consideration.
W. J. Guy's license expired Thursday
last and his saloon will lx closed until
tbe newly elected council meets In Feli
uarv. The license at present Is twelve
hundred dollars and Mr. Guy will
douhtl'.83 await the action of the new
council; in the meantime we have but
one saloon.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
church are awakening much Interest.
Nine ministers, representing the vari
ous denominations of the city, were in
nttendence Wednesday evening. God
pity the man In whose Imncrinatton the
Lord is only an enlarged Methodist,
Baptist, or Presbyterian.
AmmiR all our exchanges, but two
(the West Shore and Brownsville
Times' h.ive cnni)(Hinnitiit fn rr ..no
progreas as shown by the figures which
We Smve two Weeks rtv Thorn uvn
ll6,2R8 expended in building In Leb-
noon iot tne year inmu, ana we want
the people to know lu Please help ua
Sick Headache and a sensation of op
pression and dullness in the head, are
very commonly produced by Indiges
tion; morbid despondency. Irritability
and over sensitiveness of the nerves
may, In a majorty of cases, be traced to
the same cause. Dr. J.H. McLean's
Kidney Balm aud Fillets will posi
tively cure.
Peterson A Garlasd are adding to
the comfort of the real estate office con
tinually. A large rocking chair Is the
last piece of furniture bought. Always
aflable and courteous, thes gentlemen
will not only make yon comfortable
but will mako It to the interest of all
who wish to buy or sell real estate to
give them a call.
The "Life of he flesh Is the blood
thereof;" pure blood means healthy
functional activity and this bears with
it the certainty of quick restoration
from sickness or accident. Dr. J. H.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Pnritler gives pure rich blood,
and vitalizes and strengthens the
whole body, f 1 00 per bottle.
I have a cousin who Is a printer,
says Ex-Mayor J. B. Loughran of
North Desmoines, la. Some years ago
he was employed in this city where they
where they were priuting circulars for
Chamberlain, lie had a deep seated
cold and terrible cough, and while
setting up copy he made up his mind
to buy a bottle. It cured him ami
that was the first I ever knew of
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy. I have
been in its favor ever since. My own
experience and that of my family con
vinces me that this remedy is the
best In the world. That may be strong
language but that Is what I think.
For sale by M. A. Miller.
AN EDITOR'S FOOD.
Newspapers receive all sorts of ad
vertising propositions. We received a
proposition some time since from the
manufacturers of a Cyclone wind-mill
aking our signature to a contract
which promised to relieve us of thirst
until the last drop of ink had evapo
rated from the bottle. In a very cour
teous manner we informed the gentle
men that Oregon editors did not drink
by machinery, that they still adhered
to the good old custom of drinking
through a straw; that wind was un
certain in this country, but that straw
was reliable and that we didn't Ijelieve
in innovations. The next man plied
us with a few rods of woven-wlre fence
and stipulated for & panel next rending
matter. This proposition we should
have accepted, only we had no ground
to enclose and eouid ill afford so costly
an ornament. We waited a week and
received a letter from a music firm.
This we declined in the most peremp
tory manner; we have just enough
knowledge of music to distinguish be
tween a dinner-gong and a fire-bell,
and boast not of our accomplish men ta,
but we have been in the newspaper
business Jong enough to find out that
a man cannot live on wind alone.
That man is a benefactor who can
disabuse tbe public mind of false no
tions regarding an editor's physique,
his habits and manner of subsistence.
If you think an editor is a man of lux
uriant habits, 'epell" him awhile and
you will come to the conclusion that
Dr. Tauner is not entitled to all the
laurels. Among his readers at home,
the only legal tender whieh he ever
sees is cord wood. From January to
December he is expected to live on
four-foot wood. This is a wholesome
diet, but it is not brain food. We have
chewed pine wood, spit turpentine and
picked pine knots outof our teeth until
our editorials lack the spirit which so
delights a reading public Bring us
some money; we prefer those yellow
pieces which read "In God we trust,"
which is far better than trusting to the
dry provender with which our manger
is always filled.
WATERLOO BIPri.ES.
There is no railroad at Waterloo, but
all impatiently await the arrival of the
"Express."
We attended a lecture at Sodaville
Monday eveniug. Subject, "Reynolds'
travels in India." The good people of
"Soda" and vicinity showed their ap
proval by rounds of applause during
the lecture and by donating liberally
at the clos. If Rev. Reynolds will
deliver a lecture at Waterloo we will
insure him an attentive audience &ud
a warm reception, for here talent Is
appreciated.
The writer called at the flourishing
town of Waterloo a few days since.
Friend Gross welcomed us with a smile,
but there were traces of sadness on his
usually cheerful countenance. We
soon learned the cause of this tired
look; for, grouped around the stove iu
the most approved American attitude,
were the citizens of the town, discuss
ing the Bible from the time of Adam
down to the present day. The McKin
lcy hill .leo received attention. There
is talk of a lyceum at this place, to
give the would-be orators a chance to
cover themselves with glory, also to
give friend Gross a rest. C. Ritic.
Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de
gree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111.,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years' standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, O., had five large Fever sores on
his leg, doctors said be was incurable.
One bottle Elect ric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en
tirely. Sold by J. A. Beard.
The Fat Lady
That always looks so pleasant, says go
to Matthews & Washburn, Alljany Or.,
to buy stoves and ranges, because they
only keep the best and always do as
t hey agree to.
Three Families Arrested on the Streets
Of Albany, by the magnificent display
of hardware, stoves and ranges at Mat
thews & Washburn's, who carry the
largest assortment iu the Valley.
THK Jt'KT LIST.
Following Is the list of names drawn,
from which the jurors will be selected
for casus in the circuit court for Linn
county tor the present year:
Albany B Swank, John Pchtneer,
N II Allen, Strouder Froman, J V Cu
sick, H M Peuuinglon, C G Bttrkhart,
Wm Ketelium, Jacob Clum, H A Daw
son. R A Irvine, David Bttrkhart, F
IVebler, Phil Swank, Jas Wallace.
West Albany Frank Trites, James
Hunter, Ulle Peters, M Sternberg, (J
V Warner, J V Pipe. W C Morgan, M
Hulburt, A J Auslyn, Morgan Huston,
Geo Cllne. I F Conn, R B Vuuk, F M
Redfield, B WCundiff.
East Albany J F Hadley. J E Knox.
G W Harris, John Isom, Geo Geisen-
.lorfer. F I) Haight, W H Goltra, Smith
Cox, Ed Chambers, Price Wallace, I N
Woodle.
Brownsville W D Washburn, W T
Cochran, Luther White, C E Rock
well, Oliver Chesney, Joseph Hume,
D M Walters, J W Swank.
Brush Cr..-ek H F W Hamilton, J
N Rice.
Fox Valley press Berry, Q W Gar
dener, J B Potter, W E Potior, F F
Bodiker.
Frauklin Butte John Curl, Henry
Ray, A R McDonald, R D Cs laran,
John Bryant, Wm Brenner, Isaac
Griffin, Nute Crabtree, Thos Allison,
John Cyrus, John Bilyeu, Jr., Entxrh
Shelton, Chtis B Dcnkins, M YV Miller,
A W Gains.
Harrisburg John Sommervllle, Jno
Hay worth, J F McCartney, Hugh Din
whJdie, H Bishop, G M Alrord.
Crawfordsville H B Derrick, Milton
Washburn, Robert Glass.
Center Isaac Whealdon, Moses Par
ker, J W Swauk.
Rock Creek Thos H Butler, R May s,
E S Barzee, T B Barnes, W J Turn
ridge. Liberty Thos Arnold, J D Arthurs.
Lebanon Chris Hardman, G W
Cruson, John Denny, A Jack Adams,
J R Peebler, Joe El kins, N Bridge,
F M Crabtree, Ed Myers, P Kester, V
B lonaca, Jonathan Wassom, A M
Wilson, Frank Moist.
Sclo Samuel King, T Munkers, II
Shelton, O W Hunsaker, G W Phil
lips, G L Sutherland, O W Arnold, W
E Arnold, Henry Shank, Jr. C W Cole,
Ed Goina, del Daniels, A J Johnson,
Cora Titus, John Montgomery.
Santlam W A Paul, Allen Charlton,
JM South. J E Michael, Albert Sav
age, W D Miller, John L Bilyeu, J M
Hassba, 8 B Powell, E L Plutiimer, W
E Ray, L C Rice, J D Lay ton, C L
Leaver.
Shedd R H Wright, W C Davis, C
J Shedd, Peter Bether.
Orleans Johnson White, W II Pugh,
Jos. Yates, A M Achesen, Paul Min
senmelr.
Perola H A Powell, Rilev Garret, J
H Rudd, J A McBride, 8 S Myers.
Sweet Home W V Howes, Wm.
McKinnon, Orlande Pickens, H C
Moran, Thomas Lewis, D V Rum
bangh, Thomas Morris,T;,rank Bamett,
O H Russell, S F Hamilton.
Tangent M C Calaway, J S Archa
bald, Jas B Jenks, A Blevins, Dan
Houek, J J Beard, Henry Freerkson,
L H Smith, Geo. Cochran, Joseph
Simpson, James Morgan.
Waterloo J W Bishop. BenParrL-h,
Isaac Saltmarsb, Dan Simm, W W
Parrish.
At the last regular meeting of the C.
M. C. A., a communication was re
ceived from the recruiting officer at
Sodaville asking the Grand Instruct
ress to institute a lodge at that place.
The communication was referred to
Messrs. Allsides and Topheavy, the
committee on organization, who re
ported such an organization impractic
able at present owing to the bottomless
condition of the roads.
The following communication was
also received from the mustering sen
tinel: To Yoor Roynl Hijrhnei. the Grntwl Inrtrwt
ress: Whereas, article 4, se tkii 9, of our ronti
tutl'n hiw been violated. It l-riiies thtdmyof
j-rttir huml'le servant to report the said case to
yonr royal hljrhnecs.
The section ot the constitution above referred
tort-acln: "No male mi-rabcrof thi anociation
shall be alio wed to acevt a lantern with whit-h
to bcht his wandering (step homeward after hav
ing stayed out after reinilation hour.'
In the casu aiiove rrfem-d to a certain youne
and handsome gentleman having i!oie some little
distance fonn the city to fee the otm-ct of his
aiTW-tious rorjrtteth the old adage that "lime
tiieV' and ere he awake to a tvaliatiim of the
fart the shade of nijfht are falling: around bins,
which cau-cih the young clerk to quake and
tremble with fear, while his yotinp l.idy frifitd
tried, by the laving on of hands and the applica
tion of tulip aalve and other remedies, to rvtore
him to his natural atate of equilibrium, but with
out avail. Finally, however, a happy thought
came into her by this time badly-rattied mind;
'1 11 loan him the lantern!" Putting her thoeirht
Into execution, she pot the lantern and ofletvd H
to her 'nnrar lump. This was too much for the
younfr man. and falling: at her feet, he moinent-d
ner t-orn-patch with the briny team of grateful
thankfulness. At length he wais able to rise, and
with a bounding heart he pursued, through the
wind and rain, his perilous Journey bark to town,
never once falling, lor he as guided by tle light
of the lantern given him by his 'little bunch of
rose," as he expresses it.
The young lady called at the More the next day
and got the lantern, and as she now has It, 1
would advise your highness to guard against the
roenactment of this f-ene, as it t very demornlU
ing to the young man. to say nothing alout tha
ctl'cct it bad on the lantern. Yours dutifully.
Muster I xg Kkxtinel.
CANADA.
J. S. Caldwell has been quite sick,
but is slowly Improving.
Benny Mills, of Tangent, was visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Cummings last week.
Misses Olive and Lula Morgan are
expected home next week from Shedd,
where they have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. Miller
Morgan.
Jas. Morgan and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Curamidgs spent New Years with
W. A. Gleason and family, where as
fine a dinner as was ever spread before
a king was enjoyed, and although a
very rainy dajT, it passed off pleasantly
and was enjoyed by all who were pres
ent. iire noticed in the Democrat of Jan.
9 where a gentleman iu Yamhill coun
ty butchered a hog that weighed 675
pounds net and was three years old.
Now that Is a good-Ized hog, but Dtnn
couuty can beat that. W. H. Cum
mings of Lebanon butchered a hog
that weighed 422 pounds and was only
a year and a half old. Its head weighed.
30 pounds. Mr. C. challenges all of
Linn to beat him.
Brown-Eyed Saixie.
personalities.
Dr. A. ?. Prill of 6weet tlome called Thursday.
I)r. Barker returned from Qtiartzville Wednes
day. F. H. Roscoe of Albany was In Lebanon Tues
day. T. U Rice, of Waterloo, left for Glendale
Monday last.
Itreck Mover of Brownsville made Lebanon a
short visit Tuesday.
Mr. Gilliam, f Illinois, Is spending a short time
with his relative, A. P. Blackburn.
Mr. Bossier, formerly fireman on the libation
road, returned from Missouri recently after an
absence of several months.
Commissioner Rnmbaugh . who has been in at
tendance at the county court for several days,
returned to Sweet Home Saturday.
W. B. Blanchard, of Brownsville, started to Al
bany Tuesday, missed connection at the Junc
tion, and came over to 1ebauon, aud went to Al
bany on the evening train.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chaped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all !kin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. Tt is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 2-5 cents per box. For
sale by J. A. Beard.
A CHILD KILLED.
Another child killed by the use of
opiates given in tne torm of Soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their chil
dren such deadly poison is su prising
wfeen they can relieve the child of its
peculiar troubles by using Dr. Acker's
Baby Soother. It coutains no opium
or morphine. Sold by M. A. Miller.
- BWEKT HO.MK.
Mud. . -
Measles,
Barbers.
Our barber has gone.
- Jim, Dick and Hurry had an attack
of the measles.
Our bund boys have divided to some
exieut (!t money.)
"I pronged and she said she would
If I would be a good boy."
Qtille a number of young folks from
Fern itldge spent the holidays In this
vicinity.
The foothills near our beautiful vil
lage have put on their ermine garb,
snow iH'lng lu sight.
D. Andrews' family have been hav
ing a siege of sickness, but we are glad
to say they are improving.
Our Justice of the peace, Hit-hard
(Diekl Watklndu, took a little salti)va
tlou along with the measles.
Our postmaster was kept In his room
a short time ago on account of illness,
but is seen on our streets ngain.
Business Is very quiet In our burg
nowadays. People do not venture out
this rainy weather for mere pastime.
Joe Collins and Tom Cheaher hnve
contracted to make, we think, 75,5231
rails, and they will If they will only
stay boys. s
We are sorry (?) that we have last so
valuable (?) a piece of humanity as we
did when we lost Dr. Maxtongetona
tearandtakehUdeparttncintbenightaiid
nnttellanythingaboutit. But we all
have to bear our losses. r
" Some of the boys got allttle toomuch
IX D at the dance Christmas tdght,
and some of them wanted to fight.
Hoys, you should quit drinking before
you take thelastdrink, then you would
not feel so much like fighting. Jtad
boys light. .
Quite a-sensation was crrated here
recently, when a certain young man,
whose occupation Is iwrberlng,' wrote a
certain young lady a letter which read
about as follows:
t'Kjtn : I am In so much trouble and mis
ery without you: and you know hen I aoked
yon to be mine ymi said vou would tf I would be
a good boy, and uow 1 will give vou till tn-motv
row noon tnmake up pair mind, and tf vou da
not marry me 1 w ill kill you and then end my life.
Hefceuttothe eirl's home about 4
o'clock in the morning to deliver the
letter. The girl not leingat home, he
gave the letter to her ma, and the
mother beinga little suspicious, opened
the letter and read it. She went to
call in assistance (she Mug a widow);
also notified her daughter; then as she
was going to town she nu t the disap
pointed lover, who wanted to compro
mise and not say anything alout the
matter. She gave him back the letter
and he came to town. Someone told
him he had better Bkip, as he had laid
himself liable to the law, and the last
we heard of him he was hitting the
road to Lacomb at a rate of 2:40 lime,
knocking the bottom nut of the roa i.
When he got to the bridge across the
Santiaui he stopped, no doubt with the
intention of making the fatal lean, but
seeing the fish come to the surface of;
the water he thought he would not
feed his love-wrecked form to the little
minnows, then, startled at the sound
of hoofs, he hit the road with increased
energy and greater speed, and soon put
i . . .
toe lerii-vovereu nuges IX I wee II nim
and his cruel sweetheart. Uno.
The people of Sweet Home have had
a serious time on account of the measie
epidemic. In one instance at least the
whole family, husband, wife and three
children were down at the same time,
making them for the time dependent
on their neighbors, who, I am pleased
to say, are always ready to aid iu time
of sickness. . By good nursing and the
skill of our young physician, Dr. Prill,
those still afflicted are rapidly recover
ing. The holidays are past, but we n
tuember them with pleasure. All
seemed to combine to make -those
around happy. The Christmas tree
was a decided success. It -was heavily
laden with lieautifut and useful pres
ents for young and old. The pngram
of exercises was good, the young peo-
fde acquitting themselves admirabl
n their declamations. The music was
very good and appropriate. The Swet
Home band deserve credit for their
masterly efforts. They are learning
rapidly, and if they continue to im
prove they will soon stand shoulder to
shoulder with bands that have perhaps
greater notoriety at present. While
we were remembered with a number
of valuable presents on Christmas, for
whieh we are very thankful to the
kind donors, our brightest spot during
the holidays was New Years eve, the
neighbors and friends filing into house,
each laded with groceries, provisions,
&c. Ac, until there was scarcely room
left for ourselves; the ladies even tak
ing charge of affair in the kitchen,
and soon had a good stiper waiting.
Well, Mr. Editor, we just submitted,
and hope these dear people may efteu
be as glad and happy as their greeting
made us on New Year's eve.
Thos. A. Yost.
ACADEMY NOTES.
Miss May Ross and Miss Harden
entered school this week.
MissCclia Smith, a former student at
Sautiam Academy, visited the school
Monday.
The new officers of the E. L. S. were
installed last Friday evening; we pre
dict that their term in office will be
one of prosperity aud success-
The following question will he dis
cussed at the Elite Literary Societv
on next Friday evening: Resolved, that
the fear or punishment is a greater in
centive to effort than the hope of re
ward. The latest question of interest Is a
challentte by the young gentlemen to
the ladies in the spelling class for a
contest In orthocranhv. We under
stand that the ladies have accepted the
cnaiienge. with eager anticipation
somewhat mingled with fear and
trembling, we await the contest. .
Several of the students. at present are
preparing to at tend the teachers exami
nation next month, while several of the
other students- now-hold certificates.
We suppose that Santiani Academy tir
tne ruture win continue to do as. she
hasldone in the past: in fitting teachers
to fill positions iu tbe country schools of
this county. "academical."
Statx or Onto, City or Toledo,
H CAS UOCNTY, I '- . .
Frank 3. Chenft makes oath that he Is tlie
doing; business in the City of Toledo, County amf
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pav tbe
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
tne use oi hall s (jatakkh i ckk.
FRANK J. CHENEY..
Sworn to before me-nd subscribed in mv pres
ence, this 6th day of December, A. I). 18. '
(m-alH A. W. GLEASON,,
- y Notary Public. .
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally and acta directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.,
Toledo, 0.
BSTSold by druggists, 75c
Llrer Complaint Blllousnesa.
The symptoms of this disease are de
pression of spirits, foul coated tongue,
bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath,
dry skin with blotches and eruptions,
sallow complexion and yellow eyes,
tired aching shoulders, dull pain In
ritrht side, faintness.dizziness and irrejr-
ular bowls. This complaint in all of
its lorms can oo reaany cured uy taK
mg Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills
as directed, and a lingering spell of sick
ness will often be warded off by their
use. Sola at zo cents a box by Al. A.
Miller. ..
Kev. F. II. Calder, lu company with
Evangelist Alridge, came over from
Brownsville Friday,
. Otllt tJIUNDSTO.VE. i
Chlr-up, said the robin, spi kig Is com
ing. The'Sinate USImon-pure(?) Republi
can this time.
Hereafter we shall announce births
under the head of "Sheet Music."
One may be deprived of the sense of
hearing aud yet huvtt a de(a)rinlte
knowledge of sound.
One trade has been highly honored
In this country; nil our prcsideuts have
been cabinetmakers.
Because the violin utters put-turn!
sounds, some have Inferred that it pH
sesses the faculties of speech.
The bald headed man Is made the butt
of manj' a Joke, but no one ever thinks
of calling him a halr-braiued fellow.
The difference between women and
men as talkers, lies altogether between
the superior and submaxillary bones.
Husband and wife may te one, but
you can't make the landlord believe it
when you come to settle your hotel
bill.
The. reason clergymen have such
poor railroad accommodations is that
they never stipulate for more thau
half-fare.
The complaint that Chinese mer
chants give short measure grows out
of the fact that Chinamen believe In
short feet. " - v
"The wicked shall not live out half
their days," read the husband, and the
good wife wondered If he didn't come
of along-lived family.
A Dakota man, on hearing tWtt the
Indians had broken out, declined join
ing the milititt on the grouud that he
had never had the measles.
This world, says some one, la debtor
to lowly cradles. This may actount
for the fact that the smaller members
of tho family jiet all the "back" pay.
Wife to huslntnd, who had Just re
turned from a visit So you arc going
hack; you must have felt perfectly at
home with the family. Husband Oh
no, I enjoyed myself.
Row to Break I'p a flevar Cold,
rrora the Virginia City, Mont., Mad soniau
When we find a medicine we know
to possess genuine merit, we consider
It a duty, aud we hike pleasure lu telling
the public what It Is. Such a medicine
we found Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Bv the use of thiSMyrup we have
reiieveL in a few hours, severe cold?,
and In the course of two or three da.vs,
entirely hrokeu them up, as has sev
eral of our friends to whom we have
recommended it. It Is all It Is rep
resented by the manufacturers. If you
have a cough and want to stop it,
L'liMioU rlaiii'n t:otih Remedy will do
the work. For stile by M. A. Miller.
Kotlee to Farmers. s
Wanted at tnoi: r-bieki-na. rim-Ira
itpnp. tlir!rVii flrh.il fruit titittpr
. . . - " - -- ..... - ,
eggs, and all kinds of farm produce,
for which I will pay the highest price
lu cash or exchange for goods.
J1 X d- ...... .
, Albany, Or.
Pa riTivEJ
Ami
l- 4 f f ATA Final
Hbenntalism, Neuralgia, Corns
HEAOAOHE. And ALL PAIN.
Taa California Poiitlvs sad Kjgs'ivs
ELECTRIC COUGH CURE
ojnt cold, chqvp. consumption.
!a j all Drapg Ut. Eaea SSo, 50e a (I
Craaslnawr a Co", Prop's. Los ncls. Oal,
, For Sale by J. A. Beard, Lebanon.
THE CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH. 7W BRCK!
STOP IT NOW,
SOON IT WIIL It TOO LATC.
I have been troubled many yean with
disease of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies and have
ought aid from different physicians
without rel:ef. Aboat the IJth of April
I was aufferins; from a very violent
attack that almost prostrated me la
sucn a manner inai a was una uvpr.
When I aat down it was almost Ira possible for me
to get op alone, or to put on my clothe, when
kind Providence sent Dr. Henley, with the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
hotel. I Immediately commenced
nsina- the tea. It had aa almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston
ishment of all the guests at the hotel.
in a few days,! am happy to
that I was a new man. I
recommend the tea to all
as 1 have been.
O. A, TPPPER.
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
Santa Rosa, CaL.
GO
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afflicted! I
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T. C. PEEBLER'S
FOR BARGAINS
Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars,
FINE EXTRACTS, TEA AND COFFEE, PRIZE BAK
: ING POWDER, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
M. V. DOUD,
Only First-Class
BOARD REASONABLE,
U. -.- r-J
. mtmsjm m.zam-
vviiiitotrjt r. iioks.
Jan.O, 16M).
Itain, rnin, rain.
Kan tin iu has liecu quite h'gh at this
phiee.
Light snAW this morning, the first
this M'HNOll.
The mail has lieen detained foruearly
two w t its on rteeount of la gripjie anil
bad weather.
O. B. Whltcomltf little boys are both
over the meuM-ht except a bad cough.
It takes pluck to travel over these
trails this time of jour and In this kind
of weal her.
Mr. Preston left here last Wednesday
with some bad boils on one of hfs
wrlste; has ntt returned yet.
MesMrs Workman and G.i.vlord aio
upexpcetliig to stay awhile. 'Mr. JJoo.j
came today with their provision.
M. E. W.
The Pulpit and the Stage.
Itev. F. M. Bhrout, rastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan.,
aays: "I feel It my duty to tell what
wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has
done for me. My Lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought
I could live only a few weeks. I tok
five liottles of Dr. King's New Discov
ery and am sound aud well, gaining 20
lis. in weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough trial anil convincing evi
dence, I am confident Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption beats 'em
all, and cures when everything ele
fails. The greatest kind news I ean do
my many thousand friends Is to urge
them to try if." Free trial bottles at
Bernl's Drugstore. Regular sizes 60c.
antltl-00.
"Th Jersey Lily."
Asni.r?KA Cottage, L. B., July 2.
Gentlemen: Altho' It la very unusual
for me to use any lotions or
wavhes, still, : in answer to your
request, I have tried- Wisdom's
Violet Cream and Itohcrtine. The
former I consider especially efficacious
In caws of roughness of the skin, and
I have tteen using it every day for the
last fortnight. I have found the
Underline an excellent rreparatlon In
cnec of tan, sunburn, etc., caused by
exposure to March winds and a July
sun. Youis f-iithfulfy,
" LlM.IK Lanotrv
To Messrs. Wisdom fc Co.
A Sura Cars for fllea.
Itching Piles areknown by moisture
like perspirnt ion causing intense Itch
ing when warm. This form, its well
as blind, bleeding and protruding,
yield tit once to Dr. ISosanko's Pile
It'-tnedy, which acts directly on the
parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays
It -h!m? and ctfeets a permanent cure.
One, iJiwginta or mail: treutlse free.
Dr. B osauko, 329 Art h street, Philadel
phia, Pa. Hold by M. A. Miller.
Santiani Academy.
Cla-we la Latin, nieher Arithmetic, Atecbra,
Phyilry, Pl;y. Geography, nook-Keeping, I'.
S. History and also In fwnmoo Branches. Mental
Arithmetic dally after Jan. 1st, 1S31.
Terms; 2 to SS per month.
DAVID tORBET. A. M.;
Principal.
W. H BQOTH, M. D.,
PH YSICI AN & SURGEON
Office In Guv's New Buildinar.
Residence at Mrs. Ambler's.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Graduate of Royal College of Loodda and Fell
vue Medical College, Mas.
Chroulc cases a specialty.
Canrer removed without pain or the knife
OFFICE Klrkpatrfck'a tuildiuj. Lebanon, Or
SAML. M. GARLAND,
ATTORN EY - AT - LAW.
LEBANON. OREGON.
W. T. Bt !Y. L. T. Baius. J. W. Skates.
BURNEY, BARIN At DRAPER,
ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW,
OREUOJT CITY. OREGON. .
Twenty years experience as Reeister of the V.
it. I-and t mec at Orvson City, Oreiiou. and in the
Laud Oflioe practice, recommends ns In our
afvM-ialty of all kinds of bnsine liefore the Land
0,!:ce. the Court. aiKl involving practice in
the tieueral Land Office.
TO
IN
PROPRIETOR.
Hotel in Lebanon!
BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
HEADACHE
DUT CURE 3 -&OTi!NG
ELSE;
AKY I!
iOOK AT THESE FEE'
They sliow a lack of early training and suggest a neglected
youth. The path of duty was loo narrow for them; s:-sal!
blame to it, either. Nothing could reduce their size ex-r-j-t
a jack plane, but something might be done to improve, their
shape if their owner could be induced to
Wear Hackleman's Shoes
Then art ivould conceal deformity like a corset. The shoo'
might be large, but its fch ape ..would atone for its size. The
trouble with these feet is
-
As much with the shoe as the shape.
As much with the fit as the foot.
There is no need to sufTer and feel ashamed because vo '.
are puffed up about the feet; better have big feet than bur
head. Don't let these little things
Drive You from Society,
We will help you out of your difficulty D3' helping you into
a comfortable, shapely shoe, if you will call on
C. C. HACKLEMAN.
Remember the Rand-McNally Atlas we are giving away
with every $30 worth of goods; only 4G left. .
W. B. DONACA,
-DEALER IX-
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Cigan, Tobacco, Fnrnisliing Goods, Etc.
First-class Goods
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Country Produce Taken in Exchange
for Gofcds.
Give Me a Trial and Be Convinced.
KEEP ON HAND A STOCK OF
Shingles, Posts, Boards and Pickets,
Lebanon Planing fill
-AND-
UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKER,
ESTALISHED IH 1875 BT S. I. IICKERSOI.
Refitted. Enlarged and lmnrovefL
NEW MACHINERY OF THE BEST MODERN TYPE.
I manufactxire and deal in Doors, Blinds, all styles of Winded
Frames, Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., in fact anything man
nfactured and kept on hand in a first-class planer.
In connection with the above, I also have on hand a well-assortv.
lumber yard in which is to be found reugh and dressed Lumber, Rustle
Bevel, Weather Boarding, Flooring, and all kinds of Finishing Lumbe -for
Cornices, Etc. "
Will Pnriiy Um Blaodt rvTTtt4 tb
iCi-aH' Jfraivh a4 Taatb. Insiiepcia
jLtMCK piTrentTTa tan Urea
moaciaa ana nerves ree.v
new foTa&. alivns Mind
Mndaupf-lie Brain Power.
I fF ISS pcuiiarwthirBxwil ftn4
EaHU l.W ia DB. HARTZK 6 IB OX
TOiIC m saft ruid aoee4y e TVi Oivem toltir, heml-
nr otilv dd It lliA EkooulatriCy tf th4 oritrinHi.
lo not rxpriTTifin set nw wsmwisjiu ji ffcs.
Or. HARTER'S LITTi-E UVER Plt-CS
Dure Con&ii(i&cJOH, Liver imi .i-i:it acd u-kfl
Oaailad on recirt two o nti its potntfb
. . Xi,-.'
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ON SALr
DEISIV
Omalia, Kansas City, Chr;
ST PAUL, ST. LO'"
AND ALL POINTS
East, North Sd?
i UNION TICKET OFF
C. C. RAWU-. Age'