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Lebanon. Express.
FRIDAY. OCT 3ft 1891.
fVAdiHtkKul! ltwab on first tK."W&
Go to Bach's for choice froeerlea,
Mr. Barker hi eonniteiieinj rtnwly.
For brand call at the Btr restaurant.
Mr. Potta has moved back to town.
SeeCruwm t Meniic'a Timothy seed. .
Rev. Tbom pmt returned from Wil-
hoil on TurMtajr,
Insure jrowr home with Peteron A
Garland:
M. Phn-be Oahlree la vlalting her
on, Frank Oalitrw.
The Baptist have a beautiful and
convenient new church building.
Mr, . R Klrkpatriek ban been quite
ill thi week.
Tli new mnk building la a thing of
beauty.
J. a MMer haa been quite til at the
residence of Doug, Wheeler,
Contractor Price waa in Portland
hurt week.
Mra. Rive will have a beautiful build-tag-
New and desirable citizens are lo
cating In our midst every day.
F. M. French, the Jeweler, Albany,
keel railroad tifue.
Mr. Fred Schell, of Albany, waa In
the city on Monday lat.
W. H. Ilmith M. I). physician and
lurgeon, Lebanon Oregon.
We are glad to know that Mim Huttie
Simpson la much Improved.
The Quarterly uieellng of ilia M. E.
Cliui'cli, Skiii h, was iveil attended lust
Batuiday uihI Sunday.
Itcv. D. V. MeFaikmd preached at
the M. E. Church, Mouth, on hst Bun
day. '
Jaa. Crabtree and L. A. Tucker, of
Crabtrec, were in town lust ISat unlay.
Overmnn & Hunter the lending
harness and saddlery dealers, Albany.
Torn Peebler returned from Port land
tli la week. He contemplates locating
tlicre. , .
The Hxi'KKBH cxteuda its sympathy
to our genial barber, Bob McClure, in
his present illiicsii. We liear he is bel
ter. Who is It that does not appreciate
our new sidewalks unless perhaps the
purlieu who have to pay for them.
Air. l.i.11!' linn pinvlinvd a : .ill of
IiiiiiI iii-. r Ei'vuc : . "I ' in'uvn.i it
at once. We aie o iy 10 lee ii ir.
Kev. Blair and wile pawed through
town last Monday, ou thtlr way to
Boriavtlle.
Dr. 11. A. Leniiiger, dentist, of Al
bany, will be iu Lebanon every Thurs
day, beginning Out. 13(h.
There will lie no services at the M.
K. Church, Houtli, on next Sabbath
Woniing, on account of tlie dedication
of the llupt 1st Church.
When in Albany call ou Will &
Btark, the leading jewelers and watch
makers. Mrs. Horace Kearns, of Waterloo,
visited last week at the residence of Dr.'
Booth, her brother.
The genial face of John Heard was
seen In the city Sunday. We ure sorry
that John has decided to move hi fam
1 ily to Portland.
When in Albany don't fail to call on
the Ladies' ilanaur. They have the
finest lot of Millinery Roods ever
brought to the valley.
Burglars were prowling about J. A.
Roberts' house Saturday, and Grant
took u shot lit litem but failed to wing
them.
Crawford & pax ton of Albans, are
mulling Vuliinct Vlmtoymplu for the
low price of $1 60 per dozen. Call at
their Gallery and see them, when In
Albany,
We notice several children arouud
town that ought to be in school. Par
cuts should remember that there is ft
law which provides that their children
must attend school a certain number of
months In each year.
The Alliance Farmer, a 24-page
weekly paper, published at Portland
by I). C. Ireland & Co., Is a new jour
nalistic venture. Ills neatly printed
and starts with a good advertising pat
ronage. A pretty but simple marriage cere
mony was performed last Sunday
night, by Kev. J. B. Klrkpatriek, at
the residence of Mr. Dortson, when Mr.
T. I. Dodsou and Mra. Eliza B.Bojith
were Joined In the holy bonds of matri
mony, In the presence of a select com
fny of friends.
.-nvvn, --i im uip nu'i unfa 47
lAKisou urns, piiotogrxpners.
Go to H. P. Bach forfbomn and shoes.
8. P. Bach gives 16 T for a pound,
6. M. Garland was II Albany last
Monday, on legal business.
Clean and fresh grass-seed at Cruson
ft Mcnile's.
Will ft Stark, the loatfng Jewelers,
muany, Oregon.
Mrs. Frank Crabtree visiting rela
tives In the "Forks."
Mayor M. A. Milton- spent several
days in Poitland thls week.
Dr. Ducketl has a pretty sign in
front hf h Ib room overtfc post-office.
, Mrs Mentis of Portlk4 Is In town
on a visit to her ton I! W Mentie
Mr. A. Humphrey-mid wife were In
town on Tuesday last.
3. M. Wiley and ftteiry spent Mon
day In Albany.
There are bundredl-of bushels of ap-.
pics going to waste ifcthh vicinity.
When In town call t the variety-
store, Kirkpatrick's-bttildlng.
When you want nice gold ring, ca.1
on Will 4 Stark, Albttny, Oregon.
Remember your twine accounts oora
due at Cruson ft Mamie's Oct. 1, 18911
C. A. Zahn carries-a, fine line of -v
tlons and ooufectinoery. Give him, a
can. , ,
8. M. W. Hindman and Charlie re
turned from Eastern Oregon ou hat
Tuesday.
The city of loseburg baa dotted
bonds to the amrant of $25,000 for sew
erage and city hitH'purpcsea.
Beautiful strawberry blossoms were
gathered in the fity last week.
Peterson ftG'airland can still glveon
easy terms a rteslrnlile building lot In
Kirkpatricks addition:
Rev. F. 8. Eongbbottom preahed
very acceptably, at the C. P. Church,
on lust Sabhothi
Will ft Rtnrk of Albany hare the
finest stock of Blocks and wakiltes ever
brotipht to the Wiley.
II takes cash to run the hardware
ousiness aim r.ruson it Jlenzie want
your midivifU'd attention.
The Ladles' Bazaar, of Albany, keeps
clnks for I.srties, Misses and Children.
When in Afhany (all and see them.
F. M. Flvnch, .ieweler, Albany, will
give you the benefit of the big cut on
watches. Call and examine goods and
get prices., .
. Revival services are still In progress
at the M . E. Church. The pastor is as
sisted by Rev, S. E. Meroinger.
When in Albany cull and see Hop
kins Bros. They are the sole agents
for the celebrated Superior cook stoves
and ranges, the world's best.
F.M. French, jeweler, Albany, keeps
a larjre nnrl complete stock of spectacles
and eye j;lases, and fits them bv
"Johnson s patent eye-meter."
If you wish to erect a monument
over the ernve of any of vour relatives
before next decoration, call at once and
L'et the reduction in prices now offered
ny r v. AcniRoti & vo., A many Or.
Rev. fl. H. Him letter will preach at
the M. E. Church, South, on next
Sabbath evening at 7:15, on the "Testi
monyoflhe World ConceFUltigChrtet."
Dr. Courlney's baby was slightly
hurt on last Monday evening. The
baby was In the carriage, which was
left in front of Smith ft Miller's drug
store. By some means It rolled off the
sidewalk. Rev. 0. S. Hauleitcr was
on the opposite side of the street and
smv it start. He ran to catch it but It
turned over just as he got in arm's
length of It.
For the next, sixty davs we will se
tombstones and monuments for 5 per
cent less than our regular price. If
you need anything in our line, give us
a can. k. w. aohisok ft Co.
Rev. Morgan, wife and children,
from soulcwhere, says the Corvallis
Gazette, have been in the city during
the past, week, making melody for our
citizens. Mr. Morgan says that those
who arc nut saved i,y next March will
be everlastingly condemned, after
which time we will have to endure
seven years of war and destruction,
This is a terrible pronunciation, and it
strikes us like a clap of thunder from
a clear sky, hut we hope aud trust this
thing will be post polled long enough
to give us time to lake for (lie tall lim
ber, which the average Inhabitant had
Is'tter be up and doing, if be has any
love for his anatomy.
W. J. Tiirnldge, living in (he forks
of tlie Siintiimi, says the Albsny Dem
ocrat, was arrested i(;nl Lied Ik, "ok
Justice Humphrey on n charge of .ou.
tabling money under false i.retens,
Tlie facts seem to be thai (Jen. Bradley
was the owner of a couniy warrant In
the clerk's office. Sometime since, de
siring to leave the country, he vnve tlie
warrant to his mother end am liorized
her to draw It. Mr. Turin idge was
coming to Albany, and Mis. Bradley
requested him to draw lbs nionevoii
it. He paid (he money owe to Mrs.
Bradley, except a lew dollars which
she owed him. Bradley had lieeu ar
rested as staled above. Ha was dis
charged by tlie justice,
CIRCUIT CORTf..
: The (Warning ale the numw consti
tuting tti grand jury : TV J. Mutitters,
8w,.W. Harris, W. C. Morgan, .Isaac
MeekeI.N. Griffin, AiBnnd6, K.
Hi. Allen, A. Brandon wis appointed
Aireimuu
Oragon va Jaa Banam;: burglary,
ontiiiued. ,
Titos-Jefferson vs G 8-Montgomery;
h recoxtr money; uttaoHineiit. t'bo
Unuedu t T Tlrcenlioffcr vs PertyniiUti;l re
ooveriminey. Continued!,
i Thpllfi ft Co vs Mary Cnugjll;; ( re
bover money. ConiinuHi;
; G, J limner vs Mary (0ugiil,-c re
cover awmey. Cuntinisd:.
Mowsey, Valentine it. Gti vs. Mary
Phmrilth In recover mmw. ConeftMu-n
1 A tltfiAV Fiirnieni' Co -vh. St SV MplTt.
(leu; recovery of mono(. Coiitnuucd.
D F Letsinger et al ivs Keo Itewell;
Injonetion. Answer i Hi draws. Dis
missed at cost of. plaimitr,
Asslirnment of Earh-Uaee. Assignee
resinned and D Fromati appointed.
Caiital National Rtafcvs W F Cros
by; recovery of niunej D its Black
burn appointed reftme to take test!
moiiT. A T and F N Gilber f Plevlns;
recovery of money. 8ttldL
Assignment of R U' Warne. Final
acooant filed and apuroved.
American Mortgage Co of Scotland
vt Edwin Wilcox, l.stee; foreclosure,
Decree of foreclosure, en temL Attor
ney's fees fixed by tfte eourt at $200.
L B Tycer et al vIn B Tycer et al;
equity. Report offreHeree confirmed.
Dittenhoffer, Has ft Co vG W and
Elsie Pugli; confinuution. Sale con
firmed. .
Stewart ft Sox vs T A Beard; recov
ery of money; nttnemuent. Settled
iS" D and B (' v L A and IN
Woodie, foreclosure. Settled.
Abbott, Churclti ft Co vs C J Dillon
4 Co; recovery of money. Settled.
Snnliain Lumbering Co s M D and
M'lissa Hogan; SirecloBure lien. Set
tled. Elizalieth Cos vs Samuel and R E
Conn; recovery f money. Settled.
Price ft Robso.D vs Henry Crowder;
recovery of mosey: attachment. De
fault and judgment; attached property
ordered sold.
Price ft Rolwon vs Crowder Bros; re
covery of money; attachment. Default
and attachment; attached property
ordered sold.
John H Schurmeicr vs Win Sh
tieidcr; rccovry of money. Settled
G C Cooiey ft Co vs J L Hollida and
wife; recovcrv of money; attachment.
Demurrer (werruhsl. Judgment. Or
der to sell attached property.
Wm K Temple vs Fanny De et
al; reeoverv of money; default aud :
judgment.
K liliret vs veo ftsn: nissoiuuon or
partnership; sale confirmed.
Fortmillerft Irving vs L A Woodlc;
recovery of money; attachment. - Set
tled. .
Goldsmith ft Lowenbtirg vs Smith ft
Senders; recovery of money. Default
and judgment.
Giliiiartiu & Mulhcrn vs M B Guess
et al: action on note. Settled.
P McAllister vs M G and B Shep
herd; on note. Settled.
Bridge ft Beach Manufacturing Co.
vs Smith & Senders; reeoyeiy of money;
attachment. Continued.
J C Beyer ve Smith Senders; re
covery of money; attachment. Con
tinued. Assignment of E Becker. Continued.
J B Stetson vs Smith 4 Senders; re
covery of money; attachment. Con
tinued. Mary Wood vs Frank Wood; re
covery of money; attachment. On
trial.
It is tlie usual comment of all stran
gers that Lebanon shows signs of
greater continual prosperity than any
other town in the state
Mr John Walker, one of our popular
shingle dealers, has bought Mr Miller's
property and moved into town
Lebanon is the most orderly city in
tlie valley, when we remember how
many men working ou tlie canal are
constantly hi town
Dr. Courtney's new building Is be
ginning to put on a lively appearance.
The heavy irou castings are being put
In place, and indicate a strong and
well built structure.
Stfan Bros, are putting in the
plumbing work and bath tubs In Rev.
J.'R. Klrkpatrick's new building, and
also a stove, made for the purpose, with
apparatus for heating water for the
bath and other rooms. 1
Having Isiught out the Interest of
Mr. Chas. Miller in tlie drugstore, and
accounts, I wish to balance up tlie
books, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the dim of Smith ft
Miller will please call and settle at once.'
N W Smith.
For ilinrrhfea or. summer complaint in
any form, thoro is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Oiarrlwa
Iteinedy. Mrs. Nancy Ucrry, of Adams,
l.avrencG Co., Kentucky, says one dose of
it euredther oC'aii attack of diarrlio-a. Two
or three doses will cure any ordinarily case.
lien reduced with water it is pleasant to
take. 26 A 50c. bottles sold by M. A, Miller
Camjo Mills, Texas, June 5, 1891. From
my own personal knowledge, I can recom
mend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps in the stom
ach, also for diarrhoea and flux. It is the
best medicine 1 have ever seen used and tlie
best nellbig because it alwqys gives satisfac
tion. A.HHFR1IM,. ?R ftnrl Bo cent bottles
i'oi'Mh
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FOOTWEAR!
FRESH FROM MANUFACTURERS
Eadies' and Misses' Shoos, ; : ! 1 v' "'
; Gents' and Boys' Shoes, V V V
Gents' and iB'oys' Boots, .-
RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KLNDS.
Fresh Groceries Amiaing Constantly.
See the New Line ofBats for Men and boy:
Everything in Staph Dry Goods. :
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At Jo'
WIIjEIV VIKITIIVG ALBANY
DON'T FAIL
MAMMOTH STOCK
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13. BLAIN'S
NEW STYLES!
Alsaan Elegant Stock of
ing Department with
Our Trlj tt Albany
The first of the week we made a
quick trip to tlie county-scat, more for
sightseeing than anything else. A
moug the (list things that caught out
eye was the large display of Superior
stoves, botli cook and heater, at Hop
kins Bros.' and of course we had to
stop, and before we Isnevf 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, aw the people. When
iu Albany call and see them and see
whether you want to buy or not.
St. Charles Hotel,
Corner Main and Shermmi Streets,
rKUAlNOlN,
OltKOON.
I1UD TIIOMPSO.V, Proprietor.
First-Class in all Apartments.
Special attention paid to Com
mercial men.
Board and Lodging, per day, $1 to
$2; per week, $4-60 to f,
; Uf. H, H, WATERS, .
Attorney and
Counselor at Law,
Clur at LdW,
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ilit."5lllW Or. -
.-At "Wilfc,
MAKERS
TO SEE THE ,
NEW PRICES
Cloths in Merchant Tailor
Frst-Clas Tailoring. ,
EAST AND SOU
: vuZy
CLOTHING
Southern Pacific Route. ; '
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE
EXFftftR TRAINS WiAYR JMI-TMND PMbV;
7:001'. M.
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H:15 A. M.
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Albany
Hun l''riiud
- Ar I ii:iJ5 A. M.
Ar J 11:15 A. M.'
Lx t 0:00 P. M.
Ahvc trains utop only nt ilii' tallowing ututioit
north of Kom'I.iuk: -,hi J'ortlaiiil, Orison 'ity
WtMHihtuii, fiik-m, Alliany, Tmigent, tiliedds j
Ilulwy, Uiirriahurj;, Jimctum City, Irving and ;
Jloseuurg Mail -Pnlly
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ToumsT BbEHi'iNu Cabs ,
KortceomodittlonoflSeeoiiil-CluiB Paasongore at
tached to Express trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
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7,311 a. a. I lv PiirlUn.t r 6,:il a. m.
K,W r-M.. Ciirvallla lvJ12, p. it. ,
At Albany and Corvallis connect with IraiiiiTof '
Oregon racilio Uuilrood.
Expre Train Dally (Foept aoailay).
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