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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1891)
Lebanon Express. FRIDAY. NOV 8 1891. : iH-Additional local on first Ufte2."tt : On to Bach's fur ehnloe groceries, Cider In plentiful. For bread cull at the Star restaurant. Oregon weather Is again on top. fcnow (an be seen on the Cascades, ltev. T. P. Boyd'a sister Ik convalesc ing. V. M. French, the jeweler, Albany, keeps railroad time. Mr. McUhee's youngest child la quite tick. ' Mayor Millcrlski Portland this week on business. W. 11. Booth M. D. physician and aurgeon, Lebanon Oregon. I). F. Crabtree spent the Sabbath In town. The Fall wheat looks exceedingly fine. Marshal Phil Smith waa In Allialiy tbla week. , Will A Stark, the leading jewelers, Albany, Oregon. Rev. 8perry, of Brownsville, waa in the city last Sabbath. Mrs Frank Crabtree returned home, on last Saturday, We were pleased to see Dr. Skip worth out lust Sabbath. Hty election will be held on the Till of Decemlier, this y. nr. Mr. J. W. Mcnie and wife were in Alnaiiy this week, visiting. Mr. Frank O'Xeil returned home from Portland bat Saturday. We were vWted by quite a wind and ' rain storm Habbath nic;ht. If there in a vacant house in town we have not been alile to find it. Miss lleuna Kirkpatrlck sieiit hist Uuuday with her parent. Services will continue at the 11. E, Church each iiiIh this week. When in town call at the variety store, Kirkpatrick's building. , J. O'Brh-n is working In Mr. Robt, Mct'lure's harlicr shop this week, i Wliet) you want a nice gold ring, call I . ou Will !e Stark, Albany," Oregon'.' I Messrs. Eleck Ilouck and Montgoiu - cry k-ft Tuesilay for Crook county. Mr. Ooru, of the Hcio flouring uiiiln, was iu town last Monday and Tuesday. Overman & Hunter the leading harness ami saddlery dealers, Albany. Mis Daisy Daniel;, of Alburn', wax the guest of Mrs. Ben Kirk this week. (.'. A. Znhn carries a fine line of po tions and confectionery, (live him , call. :. , .'" ' Mrs. S. It Kirk patrick is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cobb, lu Albany this week. When iu Albany call, on Will & Stark, the lending jewelers miiwitteh niakors, . The Presbyterian Church windows re being beautified with an imitation of stained ginis. , : , ... V liev. 0. S. Ilatilcltcr addrcs ed the All iance at the Cheadle school house last Saturday Mr. Chas, M. Anderson, a printer of '"Albany, lias been helping on (he Rxr PKi'SK this week. 1 ltev. ,1. It. Kirkpatrick left yesterday for Ki-al'le, wliele he goes to attend to ' some business, ,.'"" ; Mr. Asa Baker hasstopped attending school at Albany, ami entered school at the Acadcuiyi ; ; . . Both Democrats and Republicans are extracting sweet comfort from theelec i tioiis of Tuesday. f-: fit. Lanibersou teeelved flue lot of drugs iiud perfumery from the factory ,'. iu Detroit, to-day. . Mrs. Meuzie, who has been visiting . : her sou's family, returned to her lionie in Portland yesterday, . : Ooto .Mrs. Bice's for cheap milli nery. Largest stock and lowest prims. , Ft it hats, fifty cents.. Dr. II, A. Leuinger, dentist, of Al bany, will be in Lebanon every Thurs day, beginning Oct. 15th. Mrs. Houston, of , Pendleton, and Mrs. Barnes, of Albany, were the guests of Mrs. Wm. Heed lust week, . Mr. Chas. Pugh lite rented the old bank building, and will open a flrs,t Class bakery ns soou as the bank moves iu its new quarters. Mr. U. 0. Ciuson and wife were Iu Albauy Wednesday, where they went to attend the wedding of Mis. Cruson's BlBter, Mist Mille Davis. Dodson Bros, photographers. Go to 8, P. Bach for boots and shoes, Miss Clara Crabtree and brother via- lied their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, It. Burtenshaw, last Saturday and Sunday. 8. P. Bach gives 16 oi. for a pound The ladles of the Baptist church will give a supper at the Band Hall .on. fhanksglvliig evening. Don't forget It. Mr. Frank Alexander, who has beeu stopping here for the past three weeks returned to his home iu Eugene Satur day. Frank is aa good a type-setter a there Is In the valley Will Stark of Albany have the finest stock of clocks and watches ever nrougnt to the valley. Dr. L. Foley, C. IlaUton, M. A. Mil ler and F. O'Ncll were iu Albany Mon day attending to business for the caual company. Mr. A. M. White, lately of Salem has rented a place and moved into town. He intends to build near Hoda- vllle iu the near future. McKinnon, the genial landlord 'wha furnishes food for man and beast cross ing the Cascades, will not be tried un til the next term of circuit court. Services at the Cumberland Presby terian church morning and evening Morning subject, "God manifest in the flesh, precious to the believer. E. E. Thompson, pastor. Mr. Frank Davis, ot Sodaville, re. turned home this week from Washing ton and Eastern Oregon, where he had beeu looking for a location. He said he believed that Lebanon was the best of all, und has about decided to move lie. One of our subscribers iu Sodaville was telling us of a grand serenade they had up there the oilier night. It waa given in behalf of some young bachelors at tiiat place. He said that it was fine lutit that he thought the most of Hum were amateurs as the music didn't chord. . ' In conversation with Hon. It. A. Irvine he stated to us that iu a short lime Judge U. P. Boise and himself were contemplating a visit to each local farmers Alliance iu tills county, for the purpose of encourugingeuch organ ization and talk over .matters' pertain ing to Alliance questions. Seio Press. If you are troubled with rheumatism or a l.jiue back, bind on over the scat of pain a. piece of flannel dampened Willi CliMiibcriuin's Pain Balm. You w ill Ue surprised at the prompt relief ft alTords. .50 cent bottles fnr sale by M. A, Miller. -;- ; 'i "".;.'. The opening service at the Baptist church last banbiitli was very interest ing. The program was us follows: Opening hymn, "Come, Circat Deliver er, Come;" Invocation by ltev. Youiij,'; Hymn, "Hallelujah for the Scripture Lesson, Neherniu!,, 2nd chap ter; Priivcr by Jtev. (J. S. Hanleiter; 'Sermon by ltev. C. Hill, text, Xebemi ah 4:0. 1 The sermon was able and showed thorough preparation, Bene dilrlioii by ltev. Sperry. Thr Baptist Church was dedicated on last Sabbath, ltev. C. 1,1111 preached the dedicatory sermon. The church is a neat, substantial structure. When in Albany don't fail lo call on tlle LdieB, TUoy my; tliiest lot of Millinery goods ever brought to the valley, ,i The Ladies' Bazaar, of Albany, keeps cloaks for I.adie, Missiv ami Children. vnien in Albany call aud see them. , F. M. French, jeweler, Albany; will give you the benefit of the big cut on watches. Call and examine goods and getprices.j s-;... ,. When iu Albany call and see IIop kins Bnu. They urn the solo agents for the celebrated Superior cook stoves und ranges, the world's best, , P.M. French, ieweler. Alluinv Iteena s large and eoiiiiilelestock of spectacles and eye glasses, aud fits litem -by "Johnson's patent eye-meter.'' If you wish to erect a monument oyer the grave of any of your relatives iieiuie next decoration, call atom- and et the reduction in prices now offered by K. W. Achisou & Co., Albany Or. : Tlirce or our weeks ago Lillian Young aged about sixteen, of this city, j where she was well known on :connt of tier rather wild habits, skipped out witli Oeorge White, a negro. They went to Portland, where White and a white tnau, who was enamored witli the fair Lillian had a fight to see who would keep her. From there they went to Astoria, when, yesterday, on complaint of Miss Vouiir's mother, now, a resident of t'orvallls, both parties were arrested by Sherlffmlth, and will be taken to Uorvallii for trial. They were living together when arrest ed. Albany Democrat. ' . Murrlsii At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hearst, corner or Fourth and Wash ington streets, Albany, Oregon, Nov, 4, 18111, at 8:30 p. M., Mr. Quiiicy E. Propst and Misa Ida Goan, Hev. E, H. Prichardof the Presbyterian church, officiating. . The ceremony was sol emnized In the presence of o few inti mate friends of the contracting parties. The bride is a daughter or Mr. E. Gean the furniture dealer f this city, and has many warm friends in this place. The groom Isayouugman well known In Albany, having been bom and raised in Linn county. He graduated from the Albauy college in isso. The happy young couple are expected in the city to-day on a visit to her parents for a few days after which they will return to Albany where they will wake their ftiture home. The Express extends its tiest wltnea. CHAMBEBS-DAVIS.-Nov. 4th, by Hev. E. R. Priohardathisrealdence in Albany, Mr Edward Chambers and: Miss Millie Davis. Both parties an well and favorably known here. The happy couple departed on the noou train for Portland, and on their return will spend a few days witli the bride's sister, Mrs. Cruson, and then will go to their new home near Knox Butte where Mr, Chambers has fitted up a nice new cottage to take his bride to. We wish them a happy vayage tli rough life. Crawford & Pax ton of Albany, are making Cabinet J'mlntrnplis tor the low price or SI 60 per dozen. Call at their Gallery and- see them when in Albany. r . With every dozen photographs vou have taken at Doilson Bros.' you get one lurge picture of yourself, 8x10, with frame. Call on thein soon and take advantage of tills offer. ' M. A. Miller, the druggist, takes es pecial pleasure in supplying his custo mers witli the best medicines 'obtaina ble. Among the many excellent prep arations on liis shelves may be men tioned Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, a fuvorite during the winter months on account of its great succss in the cure of colds. There is nothing that will loosen a severe cold so quickly, or so promptly relieve the- lungs Then it counteracts any tendency towards pneumonia. It i pleasant and safe to take, and fully worthy of its popular ity1 . " '.': 1 .'.'.'". " Having bought? out the interest of Mr. Clius. Miller in the drugstore, und accounts, I wish to balance up the jooks, and all persons knowimr them selves indebted to the film of Smith ' Miller will please call and settle at once. Js VV Smith. . , CokvaU.is, Or;, Oct. 31 , 181)1, AM, CONCEKNKD: As trains JTos. 1 and'2 will be discon tinued east of Halsted after November th, we will not receive freight for, nor ticket passengers to points east of there ifter that data, until further notice. C. C. Hoouh, G. F. & P. A. C. E. -RANOUS, arpcnter&Builfler. All Kinds Repairing & Jobbing Done on Shortest Notice. L'1'JKII.STKKIXG A SI'KCIALTY Shop on Main Street, Next Door to Tailor Shop. The Yaquina Route. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD, v T. E, Hogg, Receiver,--" '.-'' " ' 'AND ' OregonDeyelopmentCo'sSteamsnpLine 22fl Miles Shorter! 20 HoiirB Cess Tlmal Tlmu by mty otlicr Konty, FlMT-CLAISS THROUGH PASSENGER AND FR6.1UHTI.IHE Fwm ljrt!niM und nil noiulx 'in tin Willauit'lle Valley 1,0 and from Han Kmneisin, Cat. OR15GON PACIFIC RAILROAD, , 'TIME WTOl'Ut (Kxoefit anvtajH.) i-f fniBSC ,..7:00 A M .10 :1". A a .U:WA1I l.v Albany.... I,v Cnrvaliis... Ar Vaijiilna... 1-1:30 P M J:ll:ll'M ::Bl'Jt l.v ii'valltsf Ar Albany:... 0. 4 C, trains connect at Albany mirt Corvalin. Tim aboVH Irntns raimoet at Yminlna Willi the Orvt'nn DoveloKinent Coiiiiniy' line ol' Sli'am lnis between yquina ani nan Francisco. , SAILING DATES. 8. 8. Willamette Valley From Yaqntna...,....;... Froul Sun Frnei6eo,w . Nov. . IS, ! and Due. 6, ,.Noy. 8, 13, a and tiee, a. ( Tills coaiinyreeTO the rlglil Ujehaiige tu'l lug (! wiUwut notice. , ' Tills coal ininyreden' 1, F. A T". Ascn', Cnn-aJlb, Or. Ki FOOT FRESH FROM MANUFACTURERS Ladies' ani Mioses' Shoes, ' . I Gents-' and Boys' Shoes Gents' and Boys' Boots, ' RUBBER GOODS if. 7 p$ Fresh Groceries Arriving Constantly., ' See the New Line of Hats for Men and boys. Everything in Staple Dry Goods. ;. , At '3: L wiiisf Tisrrmo Albany , DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF FALL lfl. BLAIN'S NEW STYLES! Also, an Elegant Stock of ing" Department with Our Ti ij t Albany The first of the vteek we made a paick trip to the county-Beat, more for sightseeing than anything else. A mong the first things tluit caught our eye was the large display of Buporior stoves, both cook and heater, at Hop kins Bros.' and of course we had to stop, and before wo knew it we' we're the happy purchasers of one of the best, The price was the lowest and the stove first-class in every, respect. Hopkins Bros, are Ilia people. VVlieu lu Albany call and see them and sec whether you want to buy or not. St. Charles Hotel, Oonior Jltiin ami Sherman streets, T.i:n v, (IHlKiDV. IIPD THOMPSON', Proprietor,; First-Class in all Apartments. Special attention mid to Com " ..; mercinl men. . . Board and Lodging, per day, $1 to $2; per wccl., $1.60 lo b'. UI, H, 11 WATERS, Attorney and V Cjounselor at Law, l!OOra T-!;iKirt 0,,l,n n. WEAR! OF ALL KLND3- AKER'S. CLOTHING -AT NEW TRICES Cloths in Merchant Tailor ' Frst-Clas Tailoring. ' X I! INDBO'lfni EM .', -VIA I : Southern Pacific Route. THK MOUNT SHASTA ICOVTK, EXW'.EMH TIl.UMd 1.EA.VE PORTUKD IiA-lLy: .7:00 1'. M. 11121 P. M. :l.i A. M. FortlunuV .: ", Ar Atlmny '?'Ar Bun lranolseo tx i - Almvc rralns stou only at the iollowtitK'wtnttmi . norlhm' Huwliurm K.ist PortliUKl, . unman ty Willjuni, s.ili, Alliany, Tunpcut, sheikla , liiilm.y, Hurrlwbuin, Jiimuion tjlly, Irviuu and JtoAelMii'K Mail Illy :( A. M. 12:2111'. M. :4ll 1". M. I'OI'ttliEKt Albany lloMiiburff Ar I (M) l. it. Ar- urn a. ' l.v tiai . M. -Alliany f,inial-IEll,v(WlO'iili Snmltiv.) 6:(Kl 1'. M. I I,y P. M. At. Hmlnml Albany ,i. M. A. M, r.ni'I I'ntoiriig'.'r Ti-niuNJlally Kxv huuilay. 1. M. I l.v 1'. ,U. Ar A.M. bv A. x. Ar Allumy lAl!,anim ' Altiany . l.v a. in .v. !. -. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TOUHIBT 8l.KKi'lNa Cahs : I, fnr aecotnofliition of Seooiid-C'lastt l'ashonsers at .i , taebed to lixirestmlit8, WEST SIDE DIVISION. iiETWli UN POIlTLAfi 1) ahbCOBVA LLI8, Mull Train-llnll,v!IUeeit Saniln,vi" 7.H0 A.M. I.V . 12,10 H. H. Ar Purtlaiul :. .: " Ar I iu,"--'. Uorvallia , i.y ia,sfi p. m. At Albany and formula connect with twins of . Otepm raelllil Railroad. ' ;s f. Kxirem Train Dally (lfeeit Snndsy). . t,m?,uA f. . Portland : MeJllnville Ar I a.50 A. Mr. .UI A. ! Throiijh tlebeta to all points East and So?. lortiekotn and IVIl tnfntma'li'n 'e7t"-ltepr:fe "'" ''" ' amol it Ubaii.m, Ori I , li.r.OI H, I r , E.P.nOCKIts' Mil L VV .. Sltelmmeuustn.'-v ui . j Kaiiaf, X . inmM '4 4
