s -j-eoanon Express." FRIDAY, JTSE 26. 1891. Hotlee to Adfertisers. X.orI dvertiment In thin pitfrr will b run udhnro(l for at regular ralrs, Md crmtluned, until orderert nut, nt the mtlon of the publisher: uulcM mm- tmrlmro mjwie for a spec fled number of H. Y. KIRKPATRIfR, tablther. Oo to T. C. Feebler for groceries. Dear city fathers, we want the city ordinances published. F. M. French, the jeweler, Albany, keeps railroad time. The McOlure barber shop building has received a coat of paint this week. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods by C. E. Brow ne! 1, Albany. Rev. U. S. Han Meter Is conducting a protracted meeting in the Crabtree community. Saturday next the bids for build lug a bridge across the Willamette, at Albany, will be opened. Go to S. P. Bach's for boots, shoes and gents furnishing goods. The woolen mills at Albany has ehanged its name to Albany Woolen Wills. Lebanon people know the Kxpbbss has m good job printing office and should give it all of their work. W. H. Booth M- D. physician and surgeon, Ijebaucm Oregon. Rev C R Lamar was absent attend ing the Baptist Association, at Carrol ton, Yamhill county, last Sunday, did not preach here. He returned to Leb anou Tuesday evening and remained a few days. It will pay you to buy your groceries of C. K. Browneli, Alvany. Send for prices. S. P. Bach's keeps field seeds of all kinds. Agent Bennett notifies us that the 3. P. railroad company will issue tick eta on July 3 and, to any point on the lines la Oregon, at half the regular fare; good to July 7. After going to Cruson & Meuzies' lt&!I ware store and getting prices, we And that they are selling goods as low as any place in the valley. A miscellaneous store, kept by Miss Townseud of Albany, was burglarized one day last week, during the abseuce f the proprietress. We have money to loan on improved far: us and ranches. B. Steele & Co. Alliany Or. A social event of unusual pleasure is reported to have occured at the resi dence of Mr. Samuel E. Young of Ailmuy, luesday evening of last week. fi. P. Bach gives 1G oz. for a pound. Mrs. V J. Ray will do plain sewing. We will inform the people of Leba non and vicinity that there is no extra chaise on trimmed hats at Mrs. S. 11. Co watt's. The State Teachers Association meets at Newport J uue 30 to July 3. The program arranged wilf be one of much interest. Reduced rates are given over all railroad lines. L. M. Wheeler has opened his new meat market. . He keeps ail kinds of meats, and proposes to treat everybody wvll. He suliuitu a fair share of pat ronage. His motto is "Live and let live." Waterloo will be a good place to nd the 4th of July. iieo. Uross will Lm- itf prepared to furm-h all who may desir (tia lie usually is) with a first-class d.imer. Everybody invited. Van Wilson, short-stop in one of the Albany base ball nines, while working in the hardware store of Stewart & fcjox of that city, on Saturday last let a riudstoue fall, which mashed one of his tiugers so badly that amputation wjas ueouessary. F. M. Miller and A. I?'. Stowe, of Lebanon, will address the citizens of Vaterloo and vicinity on July 4th. Subject: American Eagle. M. A. Miller will sell his entire stock of artists' material, at cost. If you wish to know what honn manufacture will do call at E. (loan's furniture store and see the new furniture made right here in Leba non. The best furniture in the world. E. Goan. A gen ts wa n t i n g teri tory for the West, the best, the cheapest, and the quickest selling invention of this cen tury cannot do better than to inquire of A. Jack Adams at this office. Ex amine the invention and decide for yourself,. We wish to announce to the public that we have a large stock of wagons, buggies, hacks and carts, direct from the factory in the East. We have selected these goods to suit the climate, roads and people of this vicinity, and we cordially invite all those wishing to buy anything in this line of goods to call on us before purchasing else where. Cruson & Mexzies. The fair sex is wanted to take notice of the Downs Patent Self-Adjusting Corsets, in black or drab. Price $1 25 to $150 . Find them at Baker's, The One Price Cash Store J. S. Antonelle recently had his patner of last year, L. B. Doe, arrested and taken to Portland, charged with gross cheating at law. But Coe as serts his innocence and declares the offense should be laid at Antonelle's feet, whom he charged with having taken the pauper's oath in a former equity case, while he had $34,000 in the bank at San Francisco, which his wife secured. The case is getting sen cational. Albany Democrat. Lou iing, the Chinese laundry man, has bought a Pacific Washing Machine of Messrs. Curl & Powell, and is using it in his laundry, in Lebanon. By the use of this great labor-saving machine he is enabled to run his laundry by himself;which will also be a great sav ing to those who get Lou to do their washing, as their clothing will not be torn by pounding and hammering or rotted by the use of chemicals. Lou is greatly delighted, he says: "Washes' heap clean; little time; no muohea - work." I 7'i to Bach's for vhntce groceries, Let the people have an opportunity to read the ordinances, that they may vote upon public measures Intelli gently; The Express ha a well-equlped Job printing otnee. Bring us your work and we will save you money; The people should be in formed on matters of public concern through the usual medium of thought In this time of advancement. Publish the city ordinances. S. P. Bach keeps a line of boots and shoes as well as Brownsville woolen goods. Last Tuesday a very painful acci dent befell Mr. F.T. Cox In the way of getting his left hand smashed up, at Waltonfe Wiley's saw ml It on Hamilton creek. Dr. Booth was called, and dressed the wound and thinks he will save all the fingers. Summer Millinery at Mrs. Geo. Rice's New Styles; New Prices. Okola is the name of another new Linn county town. It Is located where the county road crosses Wiley creek, near Johu Gillihnnd's, Smiles above Sweet Home. Sunday Tele scope. Rev. Walton Skipworth Is here to see his rather Dr. Skipworth, who has for a long while been sick, but now we are sorry to say is considered much worse. Miss. Zoe. Marks has returned from Walla Walla. Mesarvey Is now prepared to do any and all kinds of work in the picture taking line. Come out and vote for progression next Monday. Brownsville has had her city ordi nances collected and published in book form. Ye Lebanon fathers, do ye hear? Remember the Express job office. As will be seen by the court proceed ings elsewhere, the ease of Miss Tern pleton against the county has been dismissed. The defendant, we are in formed, filed a demurer to the com plaint on the ground that the county could not be sued, except on it contract regularly entered iuto, unless by spec ial statute allowing same. The court took this view of the case, hence the result. The Lebanon and Junction hose teams have already notified the Fourth of July celebration committee that they will contest for the hose prizes offered. It is expected that Salem, Albany and Corvallis will also accept. The prizes will be hotly eon tested, and a good time is anticipated. Eugene Guard. Mr. Barrett is engaged drawing plans for a new store building to be erected by Judge Miller on the corner. Mr. L. Senders of Albany, was in Lebanon Saturday, for the purpose of buying horses. We are informed that there were about 125 horses submitted to his inspection of which number he bought 3. Mr. J. Wassom's new barn is ataut completed, and is a very substantia! building, cost about Mr. Bariett was the architect and builder. Mrs. Geo. F. Burkhari has been quite ill for several days. Mrs. Joe. Stewart has been suffering from poisin oak for the past few days. M. E. church, South's campmeeting at Leimuon, Sept. 2d. to 12th. The services of the Baptist church are as follows: preaching on first aud third Sundays, business meeting Sat urday before first Sunday; Sunday school every Sunday at 12:10 p. m.; Young people's meeting every Sunday at o P. m. Rev A. Jack Adams preached at the C. P. ehur:h Sunday morning last, and Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick conduct ed the night services at the same place. Enterprising citizens of Albany, have arranged for a 150 line write-up of that city in the Chicago Times. A good move. The City officers of Scio challenge the city officers of any city in the Will amette valley to play a game of base ball, Albany or Lebanon preferred. The Democrat says there are no players in the Albany council aud re fers the matter to Lebanon. Will our town officers take the conceit out of the Scio fathers? Here are the players: Mayor Johnson, captain and catcher; Conncilmen Simpson, pitcher; Devaney, 1 b; Marshal Ramsey, 2 b; Treasurer May, 3 b;X-'oun oilmen Bren ner, s stop, Morrow, r f, Dilley, c f, and Recorder Shelton, I f. LIFE-SIZED PICTURES. Mesaryey, the Lebanon photograph er, proposes to give each of his patrons, who take and pay for one dozen photoa a chance to get a life-sized picture, worth ten dollars, You get a ticket when your work is paid for(if you take two dozen photos you get two tickets, aud so on); and when, ten tickets are issued a drawing will be had, and the fortunate holder of the winning num ber, will secure a life-sized picture of himself or another," as he elects. The drawing will be fairly conducted, and anybody can be present to witness the same Millinery Largest Stock, Lowest prices at Mrs. Geo. Rice's. In almost every neighborhood there is some one or more pe sons whose lives-have been saved bv Chamber lain's Colic, Choleric and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who have been cured of crnonie diarrhoea by it. Such persons take special pleasure in recommend ing the remedy to others. The praise that follows the introduction and use makes it very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by M. A. Miller. 18 pounds extra C sugar for $1 at T. V. Pee bier's. Go to S. P. Bach for boots and shoes. A suggestion: If you are troubled with rheumatism or a lame back al low us to suggest that you try the fol lowing simple remedy: Take a piece of flannel the size of the two hands, saturate it with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. It will produce a pleasant warmth and relieve you of all pain. Many severe cases have peen cured in this way. The Pain Balm can be obtained from M. A. Miller. MOUNTAIN HOIUR. rel;vd Wc learn tliat Mr. James Tyler baft sold his place to a r. Martin Uoty. of Wasco Co., Oregon. Mr W. A. Pei-crMon and Father A. Peter sen made Mountain Home a fly big call Friday last. Mess. Clyde Leach and Lewis Wright passed through Mountain Home on lout Saturday. Mr. R. N. Phillips is well I up medicine through this locality and guarantee a cure tor $1, and is meeting with good success. . lr. J. V. Wright, of Fern Itldpe, passed through here on his way to Brownsville, Saturday. Pie Biter thinks strawberry pies are the boss. North American Put Biter. Oott'a Blntnic to immunity. So Says an Oregon Ftoneer Ninety Years Old. Forest Grove. Or., March 19. I hare roe the UlibXiON KIDNEY TEA and obtained immediate rulUrf. It is God's blearing to humanity. I take plensure In recommciKlins it to the afflicted. I am now nearly ninety yi ars old. ennie to Orepon in 1S4:! in the employ of the Hudson's Hay Company, and finee 1 begun nsiiur the OREGON KIDNEY TEA I enjoy pood health. IAV11 Ml-NlUiE. BUT YOUR Hardware, Stoves and Ranges from MATTHEWS A WASHBURN, Albany, Ore. Your Face. On and after June 1st. R. N. Wright will take charge of my books and is hereby duly authorized to make all collections. Alt accounts are now due and must be paid at once. I need my money as without It I cannot do busi ness. .Please be reauy to settle as soon as your account comes to you. Very Respectfully, T. C. Peebler. WH1TCOMB ECHOBH. Delayed Mr. Boone is better. The QuartEville party has returned after locarhig several mines. Rom to the wifr of H. K. Potter, a ten pound boy, June Tth. There are several hundred pounds of chittem bark here, badly in need of dry weather. Mr. Potter calculates to have a farm here, by the way he cuts brush and timber. Mr, Boone took out a load of bark the other day and Mr. Wbitcomb took out one too. Mr. Workman seem to be very busy now days opening up what will doubtless be a flue ranch -in a few years. Come along all ye who have labored and aren need of rest and recreation, we have a fine country, pie nty of shade, and trout fiIiing and an abundance of good, cold water. M. E. W, At this season of the year the most vigorous and hearty people often have a feeling of weariness, tired and worn out, without ambition to do anything, and many break out in pimples and boil?. What you require is a mild tonic medk-ine"that will act gently on the liver and blood, and for this, noth ing equals Dr. Gun's Improved Liver Pills. They jjive au activity to the liver, purify the blood and by their mild tonic action, new vitality and stregth to the entire system. Bold at 25 cents a box by M. A. Miller. Ice for Sale. The Albany Ice Co. have filled our Ice bouse, and all parties wishing ice can get it by calling on us atJLoBHt per pound. Guy & Mater. Ladies Owing to the lateness of the season I will sell my trimmed hats at reduced rates. Please call and see. Mrs S H Cow ax. Mrs A Dodge is quite sidk this week For bread call at the Star res tuu rant. Taylor Evans Is the proud father of another boy. Adams & Alexander have about de cided to start a new paper at Kugene, of the Alliance variety. We hope them sucscss. Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents rer box. For sale by Roberts A Miller. YOUR FACB You can eet your picture taken for 50 per dot. Cabinet size at Crawford A Pax ton's, Albany. Mr Frank Thompson's hand Is heal ing nicely. A Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Ohio, states that he had oeen unaer me care oz two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until he was not able to iret around. They pronounced his case to be Con gumption and incurable. He was per suaded to try Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds and at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he had used half of a dollar bottle, that he was much better; be continued to use it aud is enjoying good health. If you nave any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at Roberts A Miller's drug store. Mr Jack Pippin continues to improve 26 bread tickets for f 1, at the Star restaurant. The Express is prepared to com pete with Portland or San Francisco in matter of style and fiuish in busi ness and visiting cards. One dozen hot French rolls for teu cents, at the Staa restaurant. Leave orders. The Oregonian has the largest circu lation of any daily, Sunday or weekly paper west of the Rocky mountains. And in order te further increase its ci rculation they have selected with great care, a large list of valuable books and other useful articles, and are offering them as premiums to each new subscriber, to any of its several issues for yearly subscriptions. The Oregon ian should be in every household. Send for premium list. Oregonian Publishing Co., Portland, Oregon. . There is to be a mats meeting this (Friday) evening at Union Hull for the purpose of discussing the question of bonding the city. Speakers will be on hand to fully explain the issue to be submitted on next Monday. Mr. Cross has started his steam wood saw. The town has been quite lively this week. CIRCUIT COURT l'KOCBEDINfl. In circuit court Mondav the cases of State vs. Iiamion, JeftVreon vs. Mont gomery, Dittenhotfer vs. Smith, Top- Ills vs Cougill, Cromwell vs. Keeiiey, Br ner vs Cougill, Mooney et al vs CouKiil, Albany Farmers Co. Mctariden, Capital .Nat. Rank vs. Crosby, assignment or R C Warner, Baldwin vs Goldsmith & Rundle, As signment of K Becker, asslnmeut of T Xi Henness all continued: Hlckok vs Antonelle, Antonelle vs Mcuulty, Koeulgsberger et ai vs Gross, aud Al bany I ron 31 works vs Harold, settled Houston vs Houston, .Deyoe Vs Rob son, Fisher vs Schmcr et al, Bnggs vs Briggs, and Templeton va Linn Co. dismissed; Deyoe & Robsou vs Stnhl Ditten hotter, Hass 4 Co. vs PUgh, Noble vs Moore, Jefferson vs McDon ald, Riles, vs Humphrey, Montague, Albany & Astoria Co. vs Henness Bros., judgment by default; Assign ment of Blackburn A Pironl, final ac count confirmed and assignors dis charged; Knapp, B A Co vs Becker, Stewart et al, sale confirmed; Fox vs Maxwell leave to issue execution granted; Mathews & Washburn vs Hennes, judgment against Hemic and non-suit as to A E Hennes; Templeton vs Kee uey , j u d gme n t au d a et ac h e d property ordered sold; Turner vs Thompson, leave to Issue execution granted; Bryant, Adm. vs Keeney, judgment and attached property or dered sold. Tuesday. j Diamond vs Finh y, decree granted; Gilbert vs Blevlns, continued; Johnson ; va Johnson, decree granted; Black vs Hunter, default aud judgement; Cum-j ming vaCumuiing, divorce granted; i Driver vs Driver, divorce granted; Honeyman, DeHart A Co., va Hen ness, judgement; attached property to be sold; McKinley, executor, vs Mc KJnley, administrator, judgement for defendant; Andrew Kan A Co. vs Kwong Woa Kee, judgement for plain tiff for want of answer; McCIary, as signee vs Ijon Consor, continued; Spalding vs Pennlnger, settled; Cooley A Washburn vs Standish, sale confirm ed; Landers vs Henness, Flln and Al bany A Astoria R It Co. continued; Croble Stanard vs Stanish, sale confir med; F A M Ins Co va Faulbner,settled Wednesday. The grand jury returned an lifnict ment against Ellas Maxwell for incest, in which he is charged with violating the chastity of his own daughter. The grand jury also indicted M C BinghAm for bigamy. The case of state vs E P Rogers, of theSP B y Co., for discrimination in freight rates was placed on trial'; Attor-ney-Gvueral Chanilterlnin aud District Attorney Bingham appearing for the state, and Hon W D Fentou Sur the defendant. Given vs Given, divorce granted; Henry vs Bogg, settled; Altnvny A As toria R'y vs Henness Bros., judgement property ordered sold: Davis Bros vs McDowell, judgment by default; Davis Bros vs Ackerman, dismissed; Craw ford vs Fry, judgement by default; Yuen Fong vs Kwong Wo Kee Co., judgement by default; Knox vs S;se- more, continued; Assignmentof Lwong Woo Kee Co., continued The grand jury reported that the county offices were well couduted; and they recommended the purchasing of new township maps, to repface those now in use, but which are woru otiL. BROWNSVILLE. The Willamette District Conference of the M. E. church South convened here last Thursday June 18th. and remained in. session until June 21th. The following delegates were in attendance: (lerical;J D. Atkins D. D., J. W. Creip, AV. H. How ard, AV. L. Molloy, H. S. Shangle, G. H. Han letter. Ijocal and Lay delegates: B 11. Baxter, J-M. Turner, F. Wallace, I. F. Crhtree, William Prine,Js. Crabtree," . F. Burichart, O. W. Householder, S. &. Willhoit, J. AV. Mctioe, J. A. KeUec, W. f. AVood, M. Cary. l- The session was organized with. Rev? C. McFarland, president and; Rlv. J. 5$ Hanleiter, secretary Trffe-prcaching -wair extra fine and spiritual. The sermon oT Rev. P. Atkins I). I. of Corral lis collcjre, was said to be the finest and most elotjuetrt ever preached on this coast. The confer ence was well pleased with its entertains--; men t, by the kind ooplc of Urownsrilfe.s- Services on SahhatU were as follows: M. EB church South, 10 A. M., lovefeast, Uev, 1. C. McFarland, P. K. ; 11 A. M.,?ltev. I, Atkins, D. IT. ; 3 p. M., II. 3. Shangle; 7:30, Rev. I. R. Baxter; Baptist church. Rev. (i. S. Hanleiter; M. E. church, 11 4k m., Rev. W. E. Mclloy; 7:30 p.m.,' ev, v. W. Creif. Rev. D C. McFarland, P. E., makes an efficient and commanding officer. Rev. D. Atkins, D. D., stands at the bead of the instructors on the Pacific coast. Don't send your money abroad, but patronize home industry, by having j our printing done at the Express job office. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and bo popular as to need no special mention. All who have uaed njectric -tsitters sing tne same song or praise. A purer medicine does not ex ist and It is guaranteed to d alt that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Bait Kheimi and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent jis well as cure all Al ala rial fevers . For cu re of Head ache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price 50 cts. aud 1.00 per bottle at .Roberts & Miller's drug store. FVLIi CREAM CHEESE. Notice is hereby given to the cheese patrons of the Lebannu factory, and to the general public, that we have se en ret i the services of Mr. M. P. Taylor, an old and experienced cheese-maker. The skill and despatch with which he conducts the business, give evidence of a thorough knowledge of what he is doing. By June 20 we expect to have on hand a quality of cheese unexcelled by any made elsewhere in the State. We hope to extend our trade to every towK and city in Oregon, and to fur nish an article which will be appreci ated by continued patronage. All or ders, large and small, will be promptly filled. With many thanks to our patrons of Lebanon, Albany, Scio and Corvallis, we cordially await all orders. J. M. Marks. r - irimi rriUritt TUT IHifitf Hth Good place to buy good material is at leaker's. He kocps a good assortment of JJools and Shoos, from the smallest infant 8 to a full grown iiiiii We take pride in giving the money; and by the amount of solu, our close observation lias ittiiiiittJhii lliiiiiiiiitlill KliHHiiiiiiH them the best. The reason we cash and sell for the same. iiiiAIjIV Emi ; and enables us to buy from the least inonev. We Take Porduce at Cash Prices. Clothing, BOOTS, SHOES ING GOODS. We wish to announce to our good friends in Lebanon and vicinity that our Spring Stock is now all in, and is ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL -TO UK Til K FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE Ever Brought to the Willamette Valley. -IN YOUNG MEN'S DUES SUITS We carry- everything that is New and Novel, guar anteed to fit equally as well as your Merchant Tailor can fit you. --Among other celebrated brands and makes, we carry- a full line of the Highly-Tailored Clothing manufactured by Xfull and complete line of Men's Business Suits ranging in price from $7 50 to $14. "Agents for Albany' Woolen Goods, and a full line in stock. ; A full line of Shoes and Boots at Popular Prices. Latest Styles and Patterns in Furnishing Goods. Come and see us when in the city. T. 1j. Wallace & Co., ALBANY'S LEADING CLOTHIERS. "The Birthplace of Great and Honest Bargains." WHEN YOU GO TO ALBANY -HKMEMBEB- Knapp, Burrell & Company -ABE! THE LABOEST DEALERS IN gricultural On tiie J?u.eiIio Const. THEY ABE ALSO Bain Wagrons, Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows, Peer ing Binders and Mowers, Lightning Hay Press, Etc., -AND OEALEBS IN- Fine Buggies, Racine Hacks, Road Carts, Wagons And Vehicles of Every Description, Barb Wire, Etc. Call and Examine Their Stock. Orders by Mail or Telegraph Promptly Attended To. F. II. ROSCOE, Manager. mmm best, and selling for the least all kinds of footwear we have - IXliiLllXUllLik mm can do this we buy for the Our "one price" cash store best houses and sell for the am FURNISH Implements AGEXTS FOB OFF FOR We cannot all (jo and figlit Italians;- some must stay at home and look after the widows anil orphans, -wives aiul Sweetherts. We cannot all he heroes: some of us must stav at Iinmd and sell Drv Goods, Jioots and siderate elory for the man who succeeds in being the best niercnant 01 jxi.annn.. W e are trying to secure the glory with a capital (i, and are succeeding urettv well. It is tret- ting to he quite generally recognized that we are settin the pace for our competitors. When people want anvthhie in our line they know we are apt We Like It, To he understood, and will try very hard to keep Up out rep utation. C.C HACKLEMAN, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes for CASH. IJON'X FAIL MAMMOTH STOCK - OF - C -AT 1 12 . 13 NEW STYLES! Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Tailoring- Department with -Frst-Class Tailoring-. WILL & LINK, (Successors to Will I3r-osM DEALERS IN ' Pianos and Organs, Musical Merchandise & Sewing Machines, Invite the people of Lebanon and vicinity to acquaint them selves with H. F. Mlt.I.ERl IV These instruments they keep in stock, buteohVlt orders for "Stein way ? anrt "WvbtT" J'ihiios. Our print's are the lowest. Hheet Music, Bonks And Small Instruments a speciultv. The best Sewing Machines in the market on easy terms. "Write for catalogues. Second Street, V. J. Hay, L. J. Peterson NEW TvIEN! v Buggies II Few Horses ! I ! Rev Eansess 1 1 ! ! EVERYTHING positively. $2&&Z!iit'4$fit We 'nraish t' best and I --r-; Reasonable Kates. 0gSEp- y or month. y We solicit a sliare of the patronage of the public generally. Special attention given to Draying and Hauling. HAY & PETERSON, Lebanon, Or fichols, Westfall & Co., Turnouts riRST-CLASS Reasonable Rates. wdL-i- Livery, -i.tiotl mitl Wsiles Stables. Hpea-lal attention shown Commercial Travelers. Transient stock caix-fully cared for. TEE WAR. Shoes. &v.. Hut there is con to have the lowest price on it. TO SEE THE OTHING Tj I TV ' 4 . NEW PRICES! KWMAS BROS-. lf)rPrl Tl Albany, Oregon. Hicest Tnrn-onts In Torn. LA. DS DRAYING DONE hort Notice. --.-.l.-'l Ef?t?g&i$-:t Stock boarded b