Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, OCT 9 1891.
ar-A(lditloiml tails om Unit pw."M
Go to Bach's for choice grocorlcn,
F. M. French, the Jeweler, Albany,
keeps rullroiid time.
W, H. Booth M. I). phyHlclBti and
siii'gcnii, Lebanon Orcein.
For bread call at tb Star restaurant.
Mr. Thou. Wee, the contractor, still
wuntH Hiiiric more teams. He Ik paying
IH.50 per day for good teatim.
Crawford & I'uxton of Albany, are
making Cabimit I'hiitnffrnjilm for the
low price of $1 50 per dozen. Call at
their Oallery and see them when In
Albany.
Bee CriMon & Mennle'e Timothy seed.
Insure your house with Peterson &
Garland:
Mr. Wm. Morrow was In town yes
terday. He goes from here t Suio.
Wheat Is 82 cents now,
Mr. 3. 3. Swan and daughter .Ma
mie visit Albany this week.
li. A. Jouser Is the proud father of
another boy. .Mother and baby are
both doing well.
Itcv. Lamar left to-day for Htayton
to attend the Baptist Association. He
will commence a protracted meeting In
the Tennessee neighborhood uext Mon
day. Mr. John Bui'khart bus his residence
. near completion and will move Into it
before long.
Clean and fresh grass seeds at Crusoh
A Monssic's.
S. T. Bach keeps a line of boots and
linen as well as Brownsville woolen
goods.
Services In M.E. Church next Sun
day at 11 and 7:110 o'clock. Sunday
school at 10. Kpworlli League nt8.
You arc Inviviled to attend all these
services.
Hon. F. C. Hansard left Wednesday
for an extensive visit to his old home
In enst Tennessee.
A divorce has been granted between
Dr. M. H . Ellis and wife, before Jtdge
Boise In the circuit court in Yamhill,
Xtiiri'lniNt llomiai.fi linvn liP.Ml IfcHliml
by the county clerk to J, C. Htandlub
and Abhle Taylor, J. F. Me riintin mid
Kute Gertrude Qiiiim, Alex Power and
Carrie Lame.
Mrs. J., Ilurkliart is Improving e
are glad to say.
Mrs. J. II. Miller Is siek tills week.
Mr. Rimi'l Garland l In the counly
seal tills week on legal business.
Born at Hpieor to the wife of Ed M.
Biii'kliurl, u son, M oilier and child
doing well. Another point scored for
tile Alliiinee.
R. H. Wulpulc, the etiltis tin horn
gambler, who played a conspicuous
jmrl ill our police cuurl it year ago, was
Jn the city yesterday, and lust night
Jin-1 a Waterloo at I he hands of Flunk
,,4iirshnll. ,.1iirsluill paid a fine.
AVulpole was invited lo nmke truck
towards the suburbs and the last seen
of him lie wus doing so. Democrat.
Dr F 1' Matchett who has charge of
tile bospilal at Wallace, Idaho, is ill
town accompanied by his family veil
ing bis parents.
There will be a meeting of the trus
tees of Kiintiiuu Aciub'iiK at the Leba
non Bunk Friday evening, Members
are requested to attend if possible.
Tile M. 15. Church will hcjj.Ui revival
surviees en October lfilh.
The Biipllsls will dedicate their
house Nov. 1st. liev. (.'. M. Hill, slate
missionary, and other ministers from
nhrimd will be present. l'reueliii.i ill
i A. M., 8 1'. 11. and TnW I1. M. There
wIIMie a Imsi;el tlimiei' til tiie elitucb.
All me invited to ittleiid tb'.'sesi'i'titx,
The meeting wiU'eonliiiue twoor tltiee
weeks,
Dr. H. A. Lcnhigor, dentint, of Al
liauy, will lie in Lebanon every Thurs
day, beginning Oct. loth.
M r, J. K. P. Tate, a substantial rili
kcii living down the tiuiitiuiii, was in
town Friday and called at our office
Ho. thinks Ills section one of the
choicest of the land.
Our city council are ever on the alert
for the interest of the city. The en
tile council Inspected all the sidewalks
of the city tins week and ordered many
needed Improvements.
It Is K'portid that In seme purls of
Poutliern Callfornlu potatoes are lteliig
ofleri d ut five cents per suck, the buy
er to dig thcni.
ThcLadlts' Banuar, of Albany, keeps
cloaks for Ladles, Misses and Children.
Wlten In Ml'iti.y I'.'.ll and acv liniu.
tjrtUxi olhor local mutter on Unit pe Je
8, P. Bach gives 16 oi for a pound.
M. A, Miller's addition to Lebanon
Is a very desirable part of the city to
live.
Mr. C. A. Zahn makes bis own taffy
which Is flrst-olass.
Remember your twine amounts come
due atCruson & Mensde's Oct. 1, 1891.
Mrs. G. W. Meek and children, fam
ily of a prominent realestnte dealer of
Salem are visiting in Lebanon the
guests of our enterprising jeweler Mr.
and Mrs. J.K. Adcox.
It takes cash to run the hardware
business and Cruson A Menzie want
your undivided attention.
Peterson A Garland can still give on
easy terms a desirable building lot in
Klrkpatrlcks addition:
According to official reports tobacco
Is raised In fourteen counties in Ore
gon, Linn being the banner one. In
point of average value per acre Oregon
stands third among the states. Ex.
All persons knowing themselves In
debted to me will please call in and
settle up as I need my money.
Mrs. Geo. Eice.
When in Albany call and see Hop
kins Bros. They am the sole agents
for the celebrated Superior oook stoves
and ranges, the world's best.
When In Albany don't fall to call on
the Ladles' Bazaar. They have the
finest lot of Millinery goods ever
brought to the valley.
Our townsman, Dora Hickman, de
parted for the mountains on .Monday
interest.
Geo. W. Wright, a prominent attor
ney of Albany, Is In the city to-day on
business.
Work at the paper mill is progressing
nicely. All are anxious to hear the
hum of such maehlmry. Strangers of
prominence visit this mill every day
and are shocked to find so large a plant
and the latest and finest machinery
the world affords.
Lawyer Q. W. Wright, of Albany,
was In the city to-day as attorney for
.Mrs. Haaah E. .Mills, administratrix
of the estate of Alfred L. Iteel.deceased .
,M'. Wright desires us to say that
bile gives prompt attention to all le
gal business entrusted to him, he
makes a specialty of attending to the
settlement of estates deceased persons
and other matters In the probate and
county .courts, and his charges as at
torney arc made pitli the purpose of be
ing so reasonable lis to merit and ac
quire a goodly patrouuge from his
It How-citizens of Linn County. Jlr.
Wright has valuable real estate inter
ests in Linn County. His law office
is in the front rooms in the new Bunk
of Oregon building In Albany. He is
ti graduate of the law department of
the University of ,1issouri, and bus
practised in Oregon for tip lust fight
years.
We observe from Sundtiy' Oregonlail
that the parties suspected of the in u r
der of our townsman and merchant W
M Barbour last June have been releas
ed as the evidence was not sufficient to
convict,
' Mr. Phil. Smith, our efficient city
murshul Initiated Wednesday. Tom
my Cox, a painter, hei-ame somewhat
obnoxious on lite street. Mr. Smith
geutlj' placed him in the eoolor until
morning, when he was arraigned be
fore the city recorder. After undergo
ing a legal process, Toininv was fined
ti.i and co'U, nmuuuting to tfll.Ufi. So
much for our city treasurer. Tommy
claimed to lie a fin! eotiHii to the James
brothers and blosely related lo the
Ford boys.
C. A. Zahn curries a flue line of no
tions and eonfcetiout'rv. Give hint a
rail.
When In town cull at Hie variety
store, Ivirkputriek's building.
If you wish to erect a monument
over the grave of any of. your relatives
bfore next decoration, call atoneeand
gel the i-i'iluotion in prices now ollered
by 15. W. Achlson A: Co., Albany Or.
When in Albany call on Will &
Stark, the lending jewelers olifl watch
makers. Will & Pltirk of Albany have the
lluesi stock of clocks and Wiitehes ever
brought to the vrlley.
Wilis Klurk,the leading' Jewelers,
Albany, Oregon. ...
When j ou want it nice gold ring, cull
on Will & Stark, Albany, Oregon.
'Mis. G. li. JeKeuney placed a rial
niee niominient over her linsUin'Ts
grave last week. It was bought ofB.
W. Achlson A Co. of Albany, 'the lead
ing monument and headstone dealers
in the valley.
For the next sixty days we will sell
tombstones and monuments for 5 per
cent less than our regular price. If
you need anything in our line, give us
r rail.- E. AV. Aohison & Co.-
T. S. Pillshnry and wife, of Browns
ville, are in the city to-day. Mr Pills
bury is a prominent citizen of that
place and Is iu the Jewelry business. ...
t m lAlv.
Fifty bushels of seed cheat. Apply
toG.H.Wic'kenoiio'.J LeggM farm.
Wtlnsly TLocali.
D. H. Ambrose, of Brownsville,
was in the city to-day.
Rev. Aldridge, of Brownsville,
was in the city to-day.
II. W. Priqe, John Robson K. L.
Quinn, all of Albany, were in the
city to-day, registered at the St.
Charles.
Valley City N. D. claims to be
blessed with quite a. horse, 19 bands
high, 13 feet long ami plenty of room
to drive a few bronolioe under him.
Jolinathan Wassotn has sold block
12 to R. Dix one of the same parlies
who bought of Peterson & Garland.
We are glad to leami of such gentle
men investing in our community.
Miss .Belieu, who lives some
eight miles from here, across the
river, is very sick.
Mr. Ed. Carr and wife accompanied
by Miss Sharp, took a drive out to the
new canal last evening. They report
work as progressing nicely.
All members of the Lebanon bras
band are requested to be present at
their meeting t be held Saturday
evening next.
G. W. Daggett, who has been
living here for some time past,
leaves for the coast in the morn
ing. Wo learn from the Albany Herald
of this morning that the big bridge so
long spoken of is about to commence
active work, material and pile-driver
being on the ground now and a force
of men to commence to-day. This
means well for Albany. We wish
them good success as they have a
mass of very enterprising people.
U. G. Hurley, the phrenologist,
and wife, departed from our little
cjty this morning. They were
pleasant people and made many
friends.
J. S. Morgan, contractor and
builder, who resides in Albany, is
busy this morning with a force of
several men on the new brick
building to be erected for Dr.
Courtney. We undergtand the sec
ond story will be an opera house.
This means well for Lebanon.
There are several new houses
going up in Lebanon, and many
ether Jmprovemente which we will
endeavor to speak of in the near,
future,
Mr. IS, Goan is at present manii-
fncturing a fine pulpit for one of
the Oregon City churches. It is a
beauty and made of the best of ma
terial. This is the second pulpit he
has had the pleasure of construct
ing Hub season, as he supplied a
church in Plainvicw.
Will A Peitirs, Pacific Coast agent
for Chamberlain & Cos. Medicine of
Des Moines, Iowa Is in the City to-day,
Have you noticed the new Post
Ollice sign? It is the work of J.
F. Whitney.
On last Saturday the 3d iirst. the
stock raisers and fanners in the
Brownsville country gave an exhibi
tion of fiuc colts. There Were quite a
number of good ones on hand, and
utter careful inspection by practical
judges the prizes both for sweepstakes
and breeding were awarded ti the
cult belonging to D. II. Ambrose, sired
by I ho Jim Crack Clyde stallion be-,
longing to (he Shedd horse breeding
Co.' V
Peterson & Garland, our genial
Real Entitle agents, have just closed
a salt: for G. AV. Daggett, lots 4 and
S, Kirkpsttrkk'n 3d addition, Sold
to E. 1. Dix and .11. Dix, kteof Kuu
se.is. Chits, llinemau and father started
this morning overland on a three
weeks trip to Prmesville and vi-,
jCiuity. AVe wish them a pleasant
trip.
"For Sitifl."
Ten room house aud large barn, foui
lots, nice shtide trees, will be sold very
reasonable if taken inside of 80 days.
If not sold iu next 80 days will be for
rent: location Main St. Inquire of
C. A, Elsou,
Lebauou, Oregon.
FOOTWEAR!
FRESH FROM MANUFACTURERS
Eadies' and Misses' Shoes,
Gents' and Boys' Shoes,.
Gents' and Bays' Boots,
RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KIXDS.
1
Fresh Groceries Arriving Constantly.
See the New Line of 'Hats for Men md boys.
Everything in Staple' Dry Goods.
1 n(
At
IZJ
WIIE1N VISITING ALBANY
DON'T FAIL, TO SEE THE
MAMMOTH STOCK
OF
FALL C
-AT
NEW STYLES!
Also an Elegant Stock of Cloths it Merchant Tailor
ing Department with Frst-Clas Tailoring.
THE GREAT PORTLAND
Industrial Exposition
With its World of Wonders
Opens Sept. 17.-' 1891. -" Closes Oct 17.
MUSIC by the GREATZAPADORES BAND
direct from trie
Art from tin; great masters of Europe aud America, valued
at a quarter million dollars. Wonderful Electrical Adaota
tions in full operat ion. A Splendid seriesof Mineral Exhibits
Every Department, filled with the
Novel and Interesting in AUT,
. ', SCIENCE & INDUSTRY.
A Greater Number of Exhibits than ever before
presented upon the coast,
THE STOCK DEPARTMENT MADE A TllOMINlitf
FEATURE, f 5,000 IN PREMIUMS.
The largest Display of Fruit and the Finest exhibit of Ag
grieulture ever made in the Pacific Northwest. All marm
facturies in fuU motion. Even thing New. No Dead
Exhibits. THE EXPOSITION OF EXPOSITIONS.
Admission as usual. Greatly Reduced Rates for riund
trip on all passenger !!n; s.
AKER'S.
LOTHING
NEW PRICES
CITY OF MEXICO. '
, , V