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TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. Om h Si IK (If pAiil in advance, SI fio par year.) Six month..,........ .. .... l on Three month.... i FiugUs copies.......... ........,. . 06 PROFESSIONAL. DK. C. S. LUCKEIT, ENTIST, LEBANON, OREGON. Office up stairs in Guy's Building. SAML. M. GARLAND, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. LKBANOK. ORKIOK. J. K. WEATEEKF011D, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. ALBANY. OREGON. W.E.BILYEV, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. CEO. W. WRIGHT, Attorney-at-Law tn AKI) NOTARY l'l.'RLI$ , mtnt -..I I- .11 Ihr, rtf Ihl. MlutA UOUM. from room ovtn&uik of uresoa. ; X U; S. DR. W.C. JEGUS, sriysiciaji a5id Surgeon, Onuiuste of Royal Coltoge of lfltlilon ftnd Bull vile Medlctl (Mew, (.'hronlc cine ft stswial ly. Concern removed wHuwit pnlo or the knife. UF'I'.:K-KirkUlriok'i bundles, Lelnnoo, Or A. F. STOWE, Attorney -at - Law, TITLES EXAMINED. Uolloctlonnitlwn prompt anil rareful sttonUoa. Will uraeiw iuftll luc coum of tue suite. gn ! KimuHlVB SUXK, LEBANON, OBBOlW. J.F.HYDE, lotary Mile anl Collocting Agent, Justine of tlui Fuftee, Lslsuion Precinct. Lebanon, Oregon. Nota ryPublic. RELIABLE REAL ESTATE and LOAN BROKER. Meal Estate in, all its Iranches. AUKKT JOB TUB COKTINKNTAI. FlBE IBS. Co., of New York. Urtc nndnnuilllwitio' Fruit, Fanning, awl Crwniife hunts, . . . Money to loan hi Farms, Improved Pity Property or Uuilt-odge notes dis counted. LEBANCX, OREGON. C,U.ArP.MJ) Physical and Surgeon, ArtillialofttSfe(licoI(;oHeWf Ohio, " rTbwn.Xtfir Wo'tum rm'l Ohliclron Hull ChroBle buneimii Bi:inliy."tJ SOrAVILLE, OBEOON. ffi H... E.":UIRTER5r:: Atferneyand Counselor at Law, ALLIANCE DEPAPTMEST. Cnntrlhwlnnn to thto Department arc lollcitefl on mailers of Ititenwt to the AjtrlculiunU and Ltv Iwrinc olaiw. Oursinu'eiKmt'OtfBiiurlly limited, thnrulor?, bo brlt-raml to etio poiut. Write plaiuly awl mi but ouuHtde of the paper. ALLIANCE DIRECTORY. National L. L. Polk, pmtt.unt Fnrtnom' AHIrnuf and In dnmial l.nlnu, at 'M D Strwtit, WaHiilnpjtnn, 1. (!.; ht'ii. H. Clover, vimt-prciiiilpnt, CwmlmdKO, Km.; i. H. Turner, auc'y; J. F. WlUItta, Uwiurar, Ositv toota, Kua. Oregon. . National orprnnfznra far Oresnn: 1. J. Cola, Hditripw Jmirnui oIHcq, (but of MoT- oImhi ainwl, Fortlttitd, Or, W. A. Sample, HvlU. (ft. M. V. ftork, Hatem. Or. Jolm Rovvun, CwmllleClty, Or, Jt 11. Itenlun, Miller's, I-Inn Co,, Or. T. lUnitMHim, GiUtuu, Columbia Co, Deputies for fmintui: J. U. Hoiinlntcor, for Marlon Co., ftalom. ftimuul M. liolt, rimiulx, JaokMiu Co. W, D, liifrram, Kipht Mile, Morrow Co, T. C. Ikiuili, t'ntou Cu JUxuiue, Or. . rtTV-ALLilKCK, L1KN COCNTY, iyrahimb, m. W, Tbos. la, Pruskktit; 3. A. Juuen, HuLTfltary, arm. no. .T. M. Muiikcra, Pnwident. John Suatlmaii, Bttonfturr, fHATTTRtx, m. 68. J. A. Peorr, ProjiMcnt; E. Taylor, btjuroturr. irAHii.TKNOtixiiK. ho, 52.-J. Newman, PrcKitlunt; J, E. Trenddcll, (fccreiary. BOTH HILL, N0.27.- I). Hteni, tjucrotar)'. . W. Wllwo, Prohidonti C. jitnctiow, ho. 18, Jooot Cutwr, Prcitldont; Fran k Tlmyur, Bcurt'tary. , awKrr tiotnR, 0, 102, V, R, Thompaon, I'renl hluut; J. F. Archer, Secretary. . OTIDKIYTAI,, NO. Juukwu bevrvtary. F. Uwli, President.: W, L. The Exprews la prvpnrvd to com pete with l'urtliiiid or Sun FritnulHCii !u uiutUT of alyle and finish in buai- aud rtalting otirda. Wr.II HOME JI1TTISOS. Marcurj' ntuiidn at 90. I)r. Prill and AtUirnoy Bliiwo come up from Lebanon und the attorney- went lisli itiK, und had he uauplit one moru Hii he would havrhud two then. Large nnmbem of Indiana aro going through on their way to the Valley to kk hops. (ieorgc Bowell, his daughter and ton have gone to the hot spring, touth of here, fur their health. , . , Itatlier warm for waif but nevortht'lws a couple of the Kwect Home Moods inuuigcd in ft content for the holt, but .being inter rupted by the Juntice who eommuiided the lieaee and fined the boye 5 uiideohtit which they nnitl, Mtiil no one itoti the belt. Theeufteofdiiitheriftweauoke of in hiflt week'H letter, which is Mr. Amen' little child, we are sorry to note ban related and Dr. Laiubenion Won again called. (Luter.) The child ia lienor. At thin writing we are norry to fltatc ttiat one of Mr. Mitynurd'n chiluren la wornc, it having hud the dipthcria for aliout tiiree ncekft. (Ijttcr) The child, a boy, died yes terday (Monday) about 12 o'clock. Fred Wolfe's wife who has attended the sick at John Ames became alarmed at n alight ilinesHdT her child and sent for Dr. Lainbernon, but when the Dr. arrived the child was up playing. Home think the doc tor cut) cure them whether they are sick or not. 1 ... Uno, "Fur Hale." Ten room house and large barn, four lota, nice shade trees, will be sold very reasonable if tukeu inside of HI) days. If not sold in next 30 days will he for rent: locution Main Bt. Inquire of C. A. Elson, Lebanon, Oregon. Hotel Barber ahop. Kmooth aliuve und a clean towel. Huir uimliiB und Khnmpootng, ft Fouin mid UjciiiL' nil lirst cliuw, Ku zurn honed, 1. li. BuittiM, Prop, C. E. RANOUS, Carpenter & Builder. , AI Klnd3 Ropalring & Jobbin Done on Shortest Notice. Ui'HOLPTEKI.VO A SI'liCIALTl' ShOB on Main Street, Next Door to Tailor Sriop. GRAVTItEE, lint weather still ronttnuta, and the air Is so full of smoke from forest and straw fires tha! the heat is very oppressive, Thcttraiu harvest is being nearly com pleted; another two weeks of pleasant weather will put all the grain raised In this locality in the sack or bin. Hop picking is proving to lie not so good a business as formerly. We bear of one or two growers hero, who this year will not pick their hops, bocuusc of the low prices of the HHiuo. The hot days arc very favorable to fruit drying, and is being fully improved by all who have fruit. Mr. and Mrs. I.oe Morris of EuHtcrn Ore gun are here visiting old friends. sirs. A. J. Knpp, iw. Miss Amanda Elli ott) of Nevada City, California, is here on a visit to her sister Mrs. (1. C. Moon, at the old Elliott home. Mrs. liapp Is uecomiuinicd by her two children, Mr. Clark Doutou who has been cast of the mountains fur a few mouths returned to this place last Monday. Surveyor K. T. T. Fisher has been In the iieiglilsirliuiKl surveying for Mr. Leigh, Mr. Crocket is building a barn and has huulxtr on the ground fur a new house neur the old Liberty Church. Mr. Saum is building a very nice fruit and milk bouse and otherwise Improving his place. Miss Millie Gun" is ou the sick list. Mrs. Wni. Armsjtaugh has been very sick but Is hotter. No Church or Rabhnth school here next ehmday on uccount of camp meeting. fie;it. 2nd, 1801. BBAVEli CIIEKK, Aug.M. Kwtoh 1'xi'Bww: Little Halt Lake on this :ercek, we under stand, is steadily improving. : Mr. J. M. Fluughcr is building for the purpose of running a store. Mr. Weston has a new blacksmith shop and intends putting up a dwelling house soon. We did not get this news from headquar ters but believe it to he true. Pleasant Home Union, No. 178 meats here each alternate Saturday at 2 o'clock. Cornelius Kinder, our mighty Nlmrod, killed a black bear near here laitt week. The dogs started It on Taylor Jul! and chnsed it to the head waters of Toothpick he ibro it concluded to climb a tree and rest a While. If a certain jteduoguc who meandors in the vicinity had hapjiencd to hove met the bear, the gravel and dust that would have lieon thrown in the bear's eyes would hare been a sight to behold. Bliotild they have met andshould brnln have concluded to make dessert of the pedagogue I imagine many tears of great joy would have coursed down the checks of the young men in the iieighliorhmKl as the )sidagigue seems to have the inside truck on the host of them. Mrs. J. M. South passed hero this week gcing to Waterlno. She is ill poor health. Mrs. Hlavcns went with her and stayed a day or two. Mr. South and wife intend go ing to Kaxteni Oregon, hoping a change of climate will lie bcuellciul to Mrs. Smith's health. ' V , Some of our farmers oro stacking their grain Jon account of not being able to get a machine at the time they desired to thrcuh. . . Bravrk. 1THITOOMU KCUOEH. . Smoky weather. . Dry and dusty. . ' i ; The deer hunters are again coming to the mountains. ' . V 8. IC. Corrcll has returned to his ranch from Eost Portland. 11. K. Potter has had rather poor success burning his slashing. .Mr. Itlsingw is making prepiinitlons to bavo a blacksmith shop in Dig Huttom. . Mm. Whitconib is getting to be an expert at ditching Itsh on set pules, sometimes catching one that weighs two pounds or more. Dave Vv'eddlc has again retiirnc:l to his limiting ground. Look out for a cougur this time. . M. E. W. Mr. and Mia. Muclt Moiileillt have returned to tlioir home nt Spokunc, wluwMr. Mm.teitli h:u clmrue of tho enrpot dcpiii'tiiicnt in the store of Mtn tritli & SeltenSiwh. ;':'.'.'''..! Itn0WNHVIM.E. Ilrownsviile is red hot and still a heating, 106 in tho shade and still we aro not happy. The busy bum of the threshing machine oiui be beard In every direction, and every thing betokens a prosperous season for the farmers. Some are already hauling their grain to the mills here, and tonic to the warehouse where Messrs. Mcdonald & Stew ard are prepared to wait on tltem. ' Strange rumors float on the evening breese that we are to have another saloon, butcher shop, hotel and gas foundry. We must be going to have something for there Is a great d. 1 of new sidewalk being built something that was needed very much in Brownsville. ' Miss lliiena Klrkpatrick who has been visiting Miss Etta Moon, after deopulatlng the Calagioola with her little fish line, letl for her home in Lebanon Saturday morn ing. Miss Lcnorc Kay who has lc:i visiting the Misses Coshow left for ftalooi, her home, Saturday morning. Mr. Albert Cavendcr and Mr. Grant l'hig lry left for a short visit to Htlverton to stop till Monday. "In the midst of life wo arc In death." The truth of this suyicg was verified here last Sunday, for there ware a great many strangers came to attend the funeral of Mr. 8. Croft who died in Albany but who wob an old resident of this (dace and was buried in the Baptist cemetery here Sunday. The funeral took place from tho Baptist church. The members of the Ilrownsviile lodge of Masons of which lodge Mr. Croft was a member, assembled at S v. X. Rev. Mr. Sisjrry preached a very impressive sermon touching on the muny good qualities of the deceased. The number of people who at tended the funeral was very large for a little town like Brownsville. R. R.-L. hail Koad Line, MOUNTAIN 1IOME. Aug. 29, 18!)L Very warm weatlier. Mr. Tom Wright's little daughter has been very sick the post few days but ia con valescent. People in this vicinity are all busy thresh ing their crops. They report a good yield. Mr. George South intends to move to Eugene In about a month. What will be Mountain Home's loss will bo Eugene's gain. We learn Mr, A. Johnston Intends rout ing U. D. Smith's place and going into the H)ultry business. , Mrs. Hesly of U'lnimiu is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Viola Arnold of tills place. Miss Minnie Hawken visited Fern Ridge Sundaylust, Ben Wuiidcn Is working at Laeomb, Park Zumwalt moved near Browusville about a week ago, 1 . We learn that bop picking commences at Brownsville Monday, Aug. Slat. Several of the people in this vicinity arc making preparations for picking bojis this year. We learn that Mrs. Sora Thompson went to llulscy on business Saturday last. Mr. L. B. llcndonon hus an abundant supply of buuibcrrios this year. ; Clyde Lonoh has a uice buggy horse which he is training and shows excellent 8ed. Win, Phillips is drying fruit for H. G. Nye of Opossum HulUuv. ' : Wm. and, luspcr Fruit lire wojklng near Hulscy.- : So. tit Axeman PuBtm. HurdiiiMii Bros. uit doing a good business nl Hpiiof. They huye already takoii In 40,1100 bushels, und are pre-f-nrtii to acfoijimwlHte all who ootne to tlielr wt'.reliouHC. They have the test imieliinery and a, splendid chopper to grind up the eleuninpi. These arc worthy, gram '! flinem nti tne patronage they get. They are pre pared to pay the Highest cash market price for grain, und will receive cusli subscriptions for the ExMtKSH. J, W. Hill well and family, of Ptxirln, Illinois, arrived In our city Tuesday. Mr. Htilwell is aim f O. W. Stllwell who him been Blck for aoine'tlme at the U P. parsonage. One dozen hot . French rolls for ten cents, t. the filnr reatuur,uit. Lt'ave orders. Dodson Bros, have tilwiivH held mnk with the hist phntiijri'inifu-m, wheru evur they have been. Try lUeiu. NO-26 Crap-Weather Bnlletla No. S, For week ailing 8lnlj, Antrost &, 1891, WESTERN OREGON. MEATHKK. . Tlie temperature has been from 10 to 15 degree a day above the average, the maximum ranging from 90 to 100 de grees on the 26th, 27th and 28th; to-day hus been warm but cooler. Theaeason of extreme heat la or should be now about over. No rain fell during the week, the weather has been cloudless, with fog on the coast In mornings and smoke in the Interior valleys. chops. Wheat is all cut and much of It is Ihreahed. In every aectlon the yeild haslieen above theexpertations of even the most sanguine. The wheat I plump, heavy and of exoellentquallty. Outs are heavy and as a rule are large in yellda; late oats have been Injured slightly by rust In parti of Marion county. The threshem will be busy for about two weeks yet. Hop picking begin next Monday; In annie section considerable damage bus been done by the Iks', In other swllnni a good aver age crop will be pieked. In Josephine county bop lice are not observable ar.d no damage has been done. Fruit la ripening rapidly and is very plentiful. Tomatoes and canteloupee are now generally ripening. The hot dry weal her hum laseu slightly injurious to root crops, clover, corn and to young orchards. In Curry county the second crop of red clover hi heading and the fourth crop of alfalfa has been cut, each crop averaged, iu stalk, 22 inches in length. EASTERN OREGON. WEATHER. Cotitinued hot weather, with maxi mum temperatures of from 00 to 105 degree), have prevailed. No rain fell, the sky has been cloudless, with amoke appearlag in the atmosphere. CROPS. The weather has been slightly In jurious to the corn crop, but favorable to fruit, melons, and to harvesting, Fruit and melons are ripening rapidly and are very plentiful. The wheat la nearly all cut weet of the Blue Mis. and considerable has been threshed; all re ports show that it ia turning out much better than was expected. Iu Wasco and parts of riliermnn county spring and fall wheat la somewhat shrunken. Iu Gilliam, Morrow and Umatilla counties the wheat crop as a whole was never better. Harvesting is in progress east and south of the Blue Mts.; Union county especially has a fine crop of cereals, but all counties have crops above the average. Smut I found in the wheat In sections of Grant county. Prices are about 20 per cent higher tkau lust year with an upward tenden cy. Farmers are happy, and prosper ous times prevail throughout Oregon. B. 8. Pious, Observer, U. 8. Weather Bureau. Parlies returning from the Ncstucca coast, says the Haleui Btateemun, re port the bathers having seen a man in the surf there Thursday afternoon. They were on the bench and while the tide was going out the body of a ruuu washed Id close to shore, but he lore they eould recover It the outgoing tide carried It beyond their reach, The residence of W. B. Singleton, one of the largest und finest in Iioxe hurg, was destroyed by fire last Hun .day evenli.g. A lamp was left burn ing until one of tho hoj'sshotild return, and It exploded after the ether mem bers of the family hud gone to bed. Loss S8,U00. No Insurance. . : MKS. S. II. COWAN'S Emporium of Fashion h roplctu w'illt tho l-iitpst fltylow or Hats, .Bonnets mul uvery variety of hoiul-Rvftr known to tlie tiwUlomjil'W ueUl. A Klrflt-CldftS ttrwmnkiujr Shop In couneotion. ' ! Willed )h prt-'Klod (ivi-r by !mf h w lw muke . CuiiiiiK' i'Utiuy Ityuulully, Owe flooit ttoifit qv tub ; Ewswr Omcq ' far