The Lebanon express., July 17, 1891, Image 5

Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. JULY 17. 1891.
Ht. Cliarlc Shaving Purlor Smooth
shave mid littrnt lj le hair-cut. Sham
pooulng and Spaiilah Luster ta a sure
cure for dandruff1. Bath-room In con
nection. Shep In hiilc-1, next to hall
way. ; I. R. Boki'm, Prop'r.
fAildiliotitU lm'flU on flint HKC.Qi '
Lawn sooial at Montague' to-night
(Thursday.)
8 W Taialey wan In town Wednesday
A Jack Aduins was here thia week.
0. W. Cobb bought the. TaMoy job-
printing offiee at Albany, Wednesday.
Ture Boiled Linseed Oil at M. A.
Miller's.
F. M. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keeiw railroad time.
0 V Cmson and family returned
from the Coast this week.
(ki to S. P. Bnch's for boots, shoos
aud gents furnishing goods.
W. H. Booth M. D. physician and
surgeon, Lebanon Oregon.
Miss Mclvlmi Miller is visiting in the
couulry this week.
It will pay you to buy your groceries
ore. K. ItruwueU, Alvauy. Bend for
prliKti.
Bids will be advertised fur soon for
work on the ditch. Bee M A Miller,
riee'ly, for any desired Information.
Mr J A Beard moved Into one of his
new houses yesterday.
The uew jeweller, at the city drug
tore, Iiasjust received sirfne nice ladies
and gents watches; also a few fine
chains and lockets, which will lie sold
at eastern prices, being from 15 to 20
per cent leas than Oregon prices.
for bread call at the Star restaurant.
to to the new jeweller's, at the city
drugstore, and gut the plans of the
I'acilic Wutch Diamond club, which
will Iw orguniited at once.
All kinds of couulry produce taken
in exchange for goods by C. E. ftrow
licll, Albany.
8. P, Bach's keep "eld scedB of all
kinds.
Mr McCalley brought to this office a
limb six inches long with 14 full-grow n
pencil plums mi it. Oregon beau (he
world for plums.
(io to Hmilh & Miller's for all kinds
of machine nils.
A special to the Oregonlan from Cur-
vallis says that the huge auw mill of
Mia Friendly, together with n large
amount of IuiiiIkm- has been destroyed
by lire. Loss $1 OKI; Insurauce Hi 0U0.
Mr C A Zntiu, recently from ICsnsas
lius rented Kev J K Kirkpatrlck's store
liuilding, and will sliortly open a stock
of goods there.
After going to Cruson & Menrfes'
liardware store and getting prices, we
iiud that they ait selling goods as low
us any place in the valley.
We have money to loan on Improved
farms and ranches. 8. K. Steele & Co.
Albany Or.
H. P. Bach gives lOois. for a pound.
L. M. Wheeler has oiiened Ills new
meat market. He kecw all kinds of
meals, and promises to treat everybody
well. He solicits a fair share of pat
ronage. His motto is "Live and let
live." ' '
M. A. Miller will sell his entire stock
of artists' material, at eot.
A suggestion: Jf you are troubled
with rheumatism or a lame book al
low us to suggest that you try the fol
lowing simple remedy: Take a piece
or flannel the stae of the two hands,
saturate It with Chauilrlulu's Pain
Balm aud bind It on over the seat of
pain. It will produce a pleasant
warmth and relieve you of all puln.
Many severe cases have pceu cured
In this way. The J'aln Balm can bo
obtained from M. A. Miller.
Go to S. P. Buch for boots and shoes.
We wish to announce lo !' puhlic
that we have a large stock of wagons,
buggies, hacks and carts, direct
from the factory In the Kirnt. We have
selected these goods to suit the climate,
Mads and people or this vicinity, and
we cordiullv invite III those wishing
to buy unvlhiiig In this line of goods
to eail on' us before purchasing else
where. Ciit'Kos & Mi.v.im.
S. P. Bach keeps a line of bool and
shoes as well us Brownsville woolen
goods.
Hummer Millinery at Mrs. Geo.
Jtice's Sew Styles, New Prices.
One dozen hot French rolls for ten
cents, at the Htur restaurant. Leave
orders.
- Go to Bach's for choice groceries,
Call on M.A. Miller for machine
oil. . . -,
Oe to Mcsarvey's for life-sited pic
tures. Mrs 8.F.Cowan was In Albany Msn
day. ' -.
Mrs. John Slater left for her home
In Colvllle, Wash. Wednesday.
Dr Booth went to Albany Monday.
He had for company on the return trip
one of Lebanon's fairest daughters.
We would not blame you, Dr. If you
should do so some more.
Remember thatM. A. Miller's is the
place to buy Lime, Cement and Plaster
Paris.
Solo played Lebanon a game of ball
here yesterday.
26 bread tickets for $1, at the Star
restaurant. ..',' '
I have 14 head of well-broke horses,S
tog years old, which I will exchange
for cattle. W ill be in Lebanon two weeks
as. Nelson
D W Harden got the contract for
clearing the right-of-way of the canal;
$30 per acre.
Go to G. E. Hardy and get your
watch or clock -cleaned for 60 cenl
(fifty cents.) All work guaranteed.
You can get your work wbeu promised
and don't forget It.
Lebanon people know the Exi'KKSS
has a good job printing office and
should give it all of their work.
You can buy any watch or chain at
ten per cent above Jobbers prices at
G. E. Hardy's jewelry store.
Bt'Y YOL'R
Hardware, Btovks and Ranges
FROM
MATTHEWS &, WASHBURN,'
Albany, Ore.
Ladli' Furnishing Goods, Silks aud
Plushes, Corsets aud Underwear.
7-17-1 m. Mrs Geo Rice.
A pleasant evening is suid to have
tieen spent by those who were so for
tunate as to attend the social at Mr. R
B Fleming, at Albany, Friday night
lust.,
The corner-stone has been laid for a
fine church edefice by the Unitarian
denominational Albany. "
Services at the St .E. Church, South
on Sablmth evening. A cordial wel
come totll.
At the residence of Judge Flinn, in
In Albany, a much enjoyed nocial was
tendered his daughter, Miss Anna, on
last Friday evening. '
Last week at Portland, Delco trotted
a mile In 2:23 seconds, lowering the
stallion record of the Northwest, Ij
seconds. He won three straight heats.
His sire is Oueeo, owned by McKuight
Bros, of this county.
Edward B Kendall Is reported to
have attempted suicide in Wut Mon
teith's saloon (Albany). Wednesday
night, by takinga shot at his head.
Fie missed, It however, and the bullet
fell harmless to the floor. He recently
was divorced from his wife but after
wards married her agfilu. She recent
ly left hlin the second time und this is
supposed to have hail something to do
with his troubles Sunday Telescope,
J J DeBrulIille, of Albany, has lieeii
appointed district deputy of K. of P In
Oregon jurisdiction.
Died: July 12, 18111, of consump
tion at the resideuce of J. P. Hooks,
two miles from Lebanon, W. T. Rob
erts, age alwut 22 years, nephew of
Mrs. Jos. Hooks. The remains were
buried iu the Masonic cemetery Mon
day. On Saturday afternoon, July 25, the
Seio B B Club aud the Jefferson B B
Club will play a game of ball at Scio
for (200 a side. The clubs have al
ready played two close gomes, Jeffer
son winning both by a small score,
and great feeling exists over the merits
of tlie clulw; both of which are lieing
duly strengthened by practice and
new men. It will probably be the
most exciting game of the year.
Wood Wantho Sealed proposals
will be .received by the clerk of
district No Linn county,
(Lebanon) Oregon until (Saturday July
So, 1HH1, to furnish said district with 10
cords of good oak wood and 10 cords of
of split fir wood, the latter to be split
from the body of large trees, four feet
long and free of knots. The oak wood
tn be four feet long and not less than
four inches in diameter at the small
end. Sold wood to lie delivered on or
before Sept 1,1891, The board reserves
the right to reject any or alj of bids.
Lebanon, July 13, 1891.
L. Foley,
Dlst.Clv.ik.
Mesarvcy is making photographs in
the very latest styles. Give liliu a call
at Lebanon.
Rev. G. 8 Hanlleter was among the
alliance plcnlcers, at Providence.
If you want It picture of yourself,
wlfeand baby girl, remember Mesarvey
guarantees satisfaction.
Mr. Robt. Montague, who has been
attending the Bishop Scott Academy,
at Portland, the past year, has return
ed home to spend the summer.
Miss Bertha Lammar who has been
working ror Mrs Cowan, has left for
her home In San Francisco. Miss
Bertha made many friends while here,
who regret to see her leave.
Millinery Largest Stock, Lowest
prices at Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
The fair sex is wanted to take notice
of the Downs Patent Self-Adjust-ing
Corsets, in block or drab. Price
$1 23 to f ISO . Find them at Baker's,
The One Price Cash Store
Rev. Blair, late from Kentucky, and
father of Rev. G. A, Blair of Eugene,
will preach in the C. P. Church Sun
day and Sunday evening. Rev. E. E.
Thompson will hold services at Soda
ville the someday.
Rev. E E Thompson, assisted by
Rev.1 Blair, is holding A meeting at So
daville to continue over the 4th Sab
bath iu this mouth.
There was a Cumberland Presbyteri
an Church organized at Sodaville on
Sunday last
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and settle
M. A. Mira.BR.
Mr. S M Garland spent a few days
in Newport this week.
We aie glad to report Chas. D. Monta
gue able to lie around again.
Mrs. Frank Crabtree is visiting ?rien
ds In tlie Crabtree neighborhood.
Work on the Baptist church which
was begun sometime since on Bridge
Ave, will sliortly be resumed and the
building put in shape for occupancy.
The stoue foundation has been com
pleted some time. The lumlier is now
arriving and the superintending
architect Mr. Barrett proposes to push
the work.
Judge F. M. Mill, r has had the
dwelling house just north of the Odd
Fellows hall, moved hack sufficiently
to allow tlie erection of a- new store
building which he is nbont to erect.
Tlie store will be 80x22 feet two stories.
He Is also improveing the appearance
of the dwelling.
Last Friday Alex Purdom formerly
of Albany, who has been running his
brother Jos' ranch, near Oregon City,
had some trouble with a man named
Billy Henderson, about some straw.
Henderson was determined to pick a
fight with Alex and followed him up
finally attacking him. In the fight
Hint followed Henderson got hold of a
bottle, broke it over Alex's head and
jambed the broken pieces iu his right
eye, ruining it, and a Portland doctor
took It out. Henderson was arrested
and ought to go to the pen. Democrat
Post-master F. M. Miller is dolly ex
pecting the arrival of a lot of new
post office fixtures, In the way of a
front, with 04 lock boxes of bronzXime-
tttl,45 alphabetical boxes 170 call boxes,
glass, with wire bottom, a neat deliv
ery window and a mail box, all of the
regulation pattern; just such an outfit
as this growing town needs. The
postmaster found his duties iu the
mail department of Uncle Sam's ser
vice very burdensome the fl rst few days
of his administration, the malls being
large and the public impatient. But
now all complaint has died away, and
a very satisfactory service Is bad.
Judge Miller will no doubt be a popu
lar otliclal. J. F. Hyde Esq. and Mi's.
F. M. Miller are the eflicicnt und ac
commodating assistants.
Just at this time the minds of the
people iu and about Lebanon, Albany,
Tollman, Sodaville and Waterloo are
somewhat agitated over the railroad
question. The first of tlie week (lie
report was that Dr. Hill and associates
were to build au electric railroad from
Sodaville to Albany via Tollman or via
Lebanon conditionally. The plots of
the various routes hove been prepared
and prices of narrow gauge track bad
from Portland; and a representative
dispatched to San Francisco to make
enquiry Into cost' of equipment. Now
the rumor is that Mess. J. K. Weather
ford and Tliomas Kay have made a
proposition to the Southern Pocillc
Ry. Co. to grade the road bed, if the
company will complete and operate au
exteutlun of the road f rom Lebanon to
Waterloo, und tlie proposition is said
to have been accepted. Engineer E. J.
O'Connor is now making survey.
Get your spectacles at O. E. Hardy's
aictsj to S1.00 per pair. ,
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T COST! AT COS
. ni(nmin)i,nnmmiiiiniilmoiiiiii.uiiuu
I will soli all Summer Gooods, including White floods,
Laces, and Embroidery, Dress Goods, Ac, at cost, until sold
out. Come in NOW if you are LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
This is genuine. When I say COST cost it is.
lA New Departure! ff
I have just added a Stock of Groceries to my stock, which
I am selling as cheap as any house in Oregon, I quote the
following: '
' 18.it. Extra C Sugar, $1.
15 lb Granulated " '1.
10)1 Rice, best 1.
16 ox. Climax Tobacco 50 cents
1(5 oz. Saw Log " 50 cents
And Everything in same proportion.
C. C HACKLEMAN.
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Good place to buy good material is at Baker's. Ho keeps
a good assortment of Boots and Shoes, from the smallest
infant's to a full grown
We take pride in giving the
money; and by the amount of
sold, our close observation has
FOUND
tiiiiiiitiiiiia
them the best. The reason we can do this we buy for the
cash and sell for the same. Our "one price" cash store
keeps us ' ' -
JIIIlALIVEilii " ;
and enables us to buy from the best houses andsell for the
least money.
We Take Porduce at Cash Prices.
WHEN ISITIIYGT LUA-INY
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE
MAMMOTH STOCK
..; of
SPRING
J 4. 11. ULAIA'S.
NEW STYLES!
Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant Tailor
ing Department with Frst-Class Tailoring.
W. J. Hav,
w Buggies ! I
NEW
Hew Horses
fiVEHYTlIIXO JteHV POSITIVELY
Mp i- -:- S I We ran furnish tlie best unit
IS KHW AXP "' ' 3LI ... ...
FIRST-CLASS. Lf . ,
f tCw''V kWm Stock boarded b!
Reasonable Rales, ; ikKo&K e dv or n a .
We solicit a share of the patronage of the public generally.
Bpeciul attention givon to Drnying imil Hiniling.
H AY & PETERSON; Lebanon, Or
ft iittiiitiiiffia
Jill
tuts
best, and selling for the least
all kinds of footwear we have
UllUi.ULal.UU
i"iixt ii till ttii
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AT
NEW PRICES!
L. J. Peterson
MEN!
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Kiw Etrnss I !!
CLOTHING