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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1891)
1 " I Lebanon Expresi- FBIDAY. OCT S, 1891. jtVrAfl(litirjiml loraU on first puKc-f Go to Burn's for choice gnici'rltB, Hov. F. W. Pinker, of Wnmlbiirn, was in the city lo-diiy. F. M. French, the jcwrler, Albany, keei'S ruili'nnd 1 inn'. PiiIjJIi! srhonl opened Monilny wjih a good iitlvtiduiive. V. II. Booth M. J. pliysliimi nlitl Burgeon, lA'btinim Oregon. , Mr. Marshall Is down wlih typhoid fever. J'crsons desiring Mil et:ito V. ill do well to null on M. A. Miller. " lofiner Moiiliijiu' will rotiiru tlih week Willi lilsfiiiiiiiy.lriitii Viuii'iiinvr. For lui'oil cull ut I he. Slur resliiiiriini, Oluan mid fresh griissseedsutUniMiii k Weimli-'it. l'nif. MnUhec's elilid is h-'tti-c. Mr. Eeerott, of Uilglelsh & Everett, It In I'ortlimd. Mr. Ilurrlson Jiilmsiiii Is much Im proved. Mi', llurrett has moved to Julin Bliind'H plnee, one mile south of the city. Mr. CIikh. T. Moiiiuim luu let the OontrHCt to Jim. Boyle for the building o1 his leslileii'te on Will. Kil.'t",' ml (lllion. R V. Hindi kef,w li'OMif. Um nod sh'K's us Well te i'.ruu Itsvilte 'p.,, ti gomln. Nervines at M. K. ''hurrb m xl Pim Aiy iitll iind T.M i.vt. .-(. K'i!j-et for morning, 'Tlir'i' iVih-t-t.'" Kv.'nlni;, J,Htor.'tiu" of Kk'J )it " Hood'iy school lit 10. Kpwnrlh reiigue m 5 o'clock. AM vlonm. Mm. Ed lloii-lon uiis vl-ilini- f rl id In town the hitler ji.irt of bisf week. Mr. 0'0, lexittidi r bus Is'sn on i! iBlck list thin wck. . Mr. Thou. Prbv, I lie iwitnrtor, slill wiintp Holm- iii'-r,-ti'tioiK. HeUjii-yiii .$S.I 't' iliiy f.rjl lennw ('r;if'ir.l IV.lnn of A ! ' v. M' miking Co-Vi' ! J'!"!n;;-rn'i.v f T I lie low nrieoof $ r.'i -jier rtw.i. rII "' "tlirlr Oiill'Ty nti'l nee tb'tn when in Allmny. r'l-e Cne-"ii A- Mettz'eV Tini'i!i y s"iit. Insnr.'. ynir ln'iiv villi IY!i'',vm i Guru, id: Mr.T. H. Hi:ri..n bm.I ';':' 1-iu ar-vMtli( lh- family if I'. ii, Killer till wel;, Mm. J. T.lnon iiixl I"".' " !l!!c d'ondi- ti r Fuwn ','' ived I" IV. to '::I", Viisll., Ttli""l:ty. Tbey iiu- 1 1 u- -..'li'-,! ,('. A, .Bin 'ii. The Mil! :- of (!.. ,im fiiVr wef. t,oi'..'-'lt!,i" , ,e'in, :, ' , 1 :r M, 'in i'0:'."' f I'NT- III,,;: ''i!.'1'! ".'"r 111 .- 1 ' t ' ' l f ! ol-l ll.iv I' in -I) 1. I.-' '."O leanMit e'-eMier dnr-'M; i" I t e r''.:' 1 ! ir I' tit'" Wl It (h.,,,,.1,1 f.'.H !!.! ".1 'I' the II r I OH" lie n!!ll!f nod ; ' I We rr 1 h 1 i-r. ..! ','.rl' i I,.,,iv. Mr. 4. I . 1. -e- . Mi'llii'll, .'I'l'lHiv. K. .-Mi'f. r- X"st V . A. Ji liter ' ,.'M..j d .!. w; W .l.-M ' y. i"'d Ml ll':-.'. 1., nii-l- I III. ..I io'i 'I'll h-Ml d 'be I-.! f r 11, ,..v ): ',,e. y 0. '- I f. ;: i 1, !n'' I ',1 -'!, MH,l'i ' 'I; Cl'i ,'';ii-,--A ISl.ll ' rjr.l'Viml.' .,;.,-.T,.'l'.. r er-t Ot 1:1 w'.li i'a li'.-ur lllis file on Sno '."be eniin' ; r!.i;ht sid" Is p.tr .iyi'. d un.'l be lias re- indued uiieoii-eious fim-o that time. He had returned fvw daya prevlon ftom strip to the mountain! with bis, fW'i eit, in. h. .,"'- Walial olhur Inea mfttler on, lirtli pia 8. P. Bach given W on, for pound. M. A. Miller's addlUaa to Lebanon Is a very denirable part of the city to live. On Ktra Meeker' furna, near Kent, from fourteen cherry trees was sold $3.'!7 worth of cherries; from a row of irnwherrieB not 2(10 feel long $02.87J; from three rows of red nwpborry bush' e, 1W) font long eucllv WtSJJO. At this rale the niSilierrleB. would yield more than $2,000 per ncre. , ' A ciihmble pointer owned by a Call f 'fiilu man was lately nhown a parrot. He Immediately "poUited," when Pol ly marched up lm fnnit ot him and suid: "You rincnl,. what are you doing here? Oo you wainit u cracker!" The t M i'ifled dog turned tall and run away, and l ruined for Hiimtliiij, as he can not now he hidum-d to "point" at any ! Burt ol a bird. Once Hp 11 11 May morn dreary she I was wwriiing weak nod weurv; down I'npon her lofii vow lliopinp moping up too tv 1 1 1 1 1 11 Hoot; while the mop went Hipplei; fliijiplnjr suddenly she heard 11 liippinii tuppinn ut the kitchen door, ""flu imnie visiter," she mut b red, "taping hi the kitchen door; Criicloua l'et. r, what a bore!" Up she Jumped mid nearly swearing, hastily iiegun preparing to appear as woman wlnh to when their callers look them o'er yanked her apron off and lung It, Biiatched her headgear offand flung It, grubbed a dolman up and hung It o'er the greasy gown she wore. Then she found a p'ngue peddler standing, I at the door leilhlng more. Ei, I Mr. Wni. Morrow working In Mon ! te.-ano, V.'ub.'i. tor the past eighteen 1 ui"iiili i in town vlsiiing old friends I He Iiiih exi.-et-d a posliionwith Math ews & Wuhi.uru of Albany. ieto"k It upon niratlvesoue day this wnkto sweep out and clean uc iililll j. In the nuiid we. found aome chh'k.n bones, an empty twttle and un oh, sis'k and it hi a piofouud mys- ; ny now uiey got In here we are certain we never used either. With , un interview with the devil lie said he j had nut tasted chicken for three I moii' In and Inui ut had any thing to 1 clrntk 111 twelve, and Wi for Bocks he I uovor i'm lli-iii, nil no the mystery is ami 1.1 1 : . . v .-.I. I.-. lie .'i.ia r jrntir 1 trim-actio nbieome j due ;,t-1 'ni.sou ii Moiu.k V Oct. 1, 1891. I J 1 tildes viU io run iht hurdware I tiiislr.esn mid i'runn & Meuzie want ' your iiiolivided intention. I .ir. Hull Jlict: Mild two county ; rlghln to-day for bin paieiit bedstead ! Jasit-iiei'. i I','i-ioii & (.bi'-lnel can still glveon 1 easy ii'iiio- a it, -i.aoie building lot in . 4. i itpaii . .vt. uioiil 1. ,li: I Our puiil.e seo.inl opened Monday ! v.iiii .1,1.-,. l-'ii ; 1 ; , t.irij;irs and Mrs. ; I'unl, u teaehei J'liiieipalMcGhee'a ; child wa itlll in iuoh eooditiou that Ii. olll.l . 1 aire I. 01 oe . dv 1 "-ol. There have i4.-.!iu-ild pupils . ii i I,:. It't ' 1; UieiiiaulveB In plea, i; call iu and l'- UK HiV iiiieicy. .'i ' us... lilt'K. n in .Moni ir 'I'li".v eiiii mi ! see Hop-i'P- the sole agents erior eouk stoves i'. 'i a Kepublican I'.i to allowing -. "I abmt the . i':'tinnod ! !i 'e .-!ie tuiB 1 .,.-..! i,v!n and ' ' !! io call on I ,i.,.iye the ri. r ;.- ever a . i ley. kuepa . . , .n i ; niiilieii, . : m iii-.'iii. ,oiil with '' 1 -1' i.;in'il to his . - . , e -1. ,.f Jno. ' - .' 1 In Walla " v v. ...:.:-n:.Bt-Hau-'1 i .1 ., .: .1! was so Be i.ei. ':... ii.' .-. dually i .1 .i.eiy vbuae, iiu was a bei.lii lonwdMr.-l" ' ' I ' 1 Trip to Albany. The first of the week we made a quick trip to the county-seat, more for sightseeing than anything else. A mong the first things that caught our eye was-the Urge display of Superior stoves, both cook and heater, at Hop kins Bros.' and of course we had to slop, and before we knew It we were the happy purchasers of one of the best. The price was the lowest and the stove first-class In every respect. Hopkins Bros, are the people. When In Albany call and see them and see, whetberyou want to buy or not. A BlR frnn Crep. The harvest of the Willamette val ley's prune crop for 1891 Is Just about finished, and from carefully prepared estimates it is Judged to be perceptibly larger than last year's crop. Many new orchards are bearing this year for the first time and their product, added to the average crop in the old orchards brings the total output up to quite a handsome figure. The growing of prunes in Oregon is a success and their cultivation may be expected to Increase from year to year for many yean. Ore gen prunes command good prices everywhere and tbey have thus far proven themselves a sura crop. Next year there will be five times as many pounds of prunes raised, say fruit men, as there were this yaar. The Increased acreage will be bearing then, and the still newer orchards will have a tew prunes on each tree. 4 "ITor tm:." Tec room hocse and largo bant, fenr lots, nit shade treee, will b sold very reasonable if taken iaaiio of SO days. If net sold in next 33 deje trill be for rent: location Udn Et Icqnin of C. A. Elton, LebcssR, Oregon. Presbyterian CErack Services next Oabbath morning rxd. evening. Subjects: Morning, "The Given Gold en Candlesticks." Evening, Lecture, "The; Difficulties of Life." Eabbeth school Iff A. M. Christian EuSeavor Monday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Overman & Hunter the leattiDg harness and saddlery dealers, Albany. There will be preaching at the Acad emy next Sunday at 11 A. M. and 4 r. M. Bunduy school at 3 F. M. C. R. Lamas. Buy you an acre in Ralstons addi tion and build yoat wife a nice house. Have rent and be happy;. Peterson & Garland: BUY YOUB Hardware, Stoves and Ranges .. 1 MATTHEWS 4' WASHBURN, Albany, Ore. Attention. V Those knowing themselves Indebted to me are hereby notified to call in at once and settle up as I am needing my money very badly. M. A, Miller. Fall and Winter Opening. On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, October 3, 5, and 6, I will have my Fall and Winter opening of Millinery, I have Just received a nice stock of goods of all the latest styles. All are most cordially Invited to be present, Mrs. Geo. Rice. Judge Miller was much pleased with his trip to Portland. Parker & Grubb have formally open ed their saloon having bought out Hansard. For Sale. Nice two story four room bouse, nice lot, geod well and out homes nice location. $500 if sold in the next 30 days by C. A. Elson A Co. Go to 8. P. Bach for boots and shoes. Nm.a. Miller will receive this week a large supply of stationery and school books direct from Chicago. Joe Wassoin has begun to operate the Lebanon Mills and is prepared to do wheat cleaning and chopping. The Newport Times says that the present high tides are playing havoc with the rocks of the north Jetty. The ) waves roll the great 8-tou rocks about ,. like oebbles. The men have almost repaired the break, which was only fifteen or twenty feet In length and Are still steadily tumbling In the rock tthe regular rate. Rock work will Vein on the jetty iu few days. FOOT FRESH FROM MANUFACTURERS Ladies' and Misses' Shoes Gents' and Boys' Shoes, ' Gents' and Boys' Boots, RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KIJNDS. Fresh Groceries Arriving Constantly. See the New Line of Hats for Men and! boys. Everything in Staple Dry Goods. at I TssgesTraKSH JCSii 1 f 1 11 s .-t-t: WHEN VISITIN&. j&JJJLJSTC DON'T FAIL TO SliE THS6 . MAMMOTH STOCK OF PEL -AT- L. E. BLAKN'S. NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths in Merchant TaUor ing Department with Frst-Clasc Tailoring. THE GREAT PORTLAND . Industrial Exposition. With its World of Wonders Opens Sept. 17. 1891. Closes Oct 17. MUSIC by the GREAT ZAPADORES BAND direct from the CITY OF MEXICO. Art frm the great masters of Europe and America, valued at a Quarter million dollars. Wonderful ElfierrifHl Aan& A . VAlt V tionsin full operation. A Splendid seriesof. Mineral Exhibits Every Department filled with the JNovel and Interesting in AKT, SCIENCE & INDUSTRY. V I A Greater Number of Exhibits than ever before presented upon the coast. THE STOCK DEPARTMENT MADE A PROMINEN , FEATURE. $5,000 IN PREMIUMS. The largest Display of Fruit and the Finest exhibit of Ag griculture ever made in the Pacific Northwest. AH manu facturies in full motion. Even thing New. No Dead Exhibits. THE EXPOSITION OF EXPOSITIONS. ! Admission as usual. Greatly Reduced Rates for round trip on all passenger lines. f f WEAR! aorafi '"I '"MWgrEoNi '