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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1891)
Lebanon Express. FRIDAY. NOT 13 1891. fsAMttonal locals on flrrt Go to Bw'b'i for holoe growtlei, For bread call at the Star restaurant Jk beautiful lot on Main atreet for tale by j''ron Garland. Mr.Arohlbail,Pk,,f B,oyln to Portland. ' F. M. French, tha Jewetaf, Albany, keeps railroad time. Horinan Binith vlaiied tha metropo lit IhU week, on buaintik.'' W, H. Booth M. D. phyk.lcln Dd surgeon, Lebanon Oregon. ; Mm. Dr. Foley u visiting In AlUj- ny tan week. Mr. E, . Montague was In Albany tuu ween. Ltibauwi bap uoie stranger litis week tnn usual. Will A Stark, the leading jewelers, Albany, Oregon. Wears glad to note Mr. R. Hlatt able to be around again. Mr. F. H. ftoaooe, of Albany, was In town several day this week. Hunters are giving pheasants a rest now, and are paying atlentiou toduoks Od geese. People who know ssy that the streets In the capital elty are in worm condi tion than our own streets. , W. C. Peterson is suffering frma an Injured foot, having stuck a nail iu It. Judge Klae Is very justly proud of the new "Itioe Building." T. C. I'ccbler it preparing to irove to Salem, where be will go Into the mer chandise business. Itev. 0. H, Hanlelter was In Corval lis Uils week, on business. Ijet's have the issue in the ooniing city election between the two tickets straight democratic and republicuu. When In town call at the variety store, Klrkputrkk's building. We hear that the aw-mlll of Walton, Wiley & Mtfbtrson will be sue of the fiuit in this oouuty. When you want a nice gold ring, coll on Will ritark, Albany, Oregon. "Shust look Into my vicdow tf you vunt Is see aometlag nice," is what Zaku says, Overman 6 Bunter tlie leadlug harm-as aud saddlery dealem, Albany. C. A. Zah carries a fine line of no tions and confectionery. Give liiiu a eulL Peterson & Garland sold a flue resi dence location thin week to Mr. .T, M. Coffelt from the Wither tract. When in Albany call on Will & Bturk, the leading jewelers and watch makers. Mr. J. B. Tuvtnpaon left Wednesday for California, where he goes lo work In the interest of the Pacific wasbiug machine. M.. A. Miller now has the largest and cowpletuet stock of drugs and sta tionery ever brought to the city The semi-annual reports of the clerk and sheriff of Llun county have been publlabed. The treasurer's report Is delayed on account of some clerical Ir regularities, but will noon be forthcom ing. Rev. Morgan, who has been holding forth at the Band Hall aud preaching that the world was coming to an end next March, left Saturday with hie family, and we understand he Is doing Albany up now. Mr. Luther Bensou, the great tem perance lecturer, of Indianapolis, lec tured last Sabbath and Monday night at the M. E. Church, Boulh. Mr. Bensou certainly is one of the best lecturers on temperance in the Coiled Btatee. On Tuesday of this week Messrs. it. Hiatt and 8. Coyle bought the Bweet Home stage and mall line of Wm. Carothers. Both Mr. Hlatt aud Mr. Coyle are men that understand what they are doing, and we feel safe in say ing that the line will be run In first class order. Attention to detail marks the suc cessful merchant. The store which receives the bulk of trade Is the one that deserves it because every effort is put forth to buy the right goods and buy them at the right prioes, and sell them at an equitable profit. Baker's oue-prlc cash store isn't one of the kind where the money Is made only on articles the prices of which are un familiar to the consumer. He wauls each article to bar lit pait of the burden of the sxpeuse of the business. Go to B. P. Bach for boots and shoes. & P. Ba, KivM 16 on. for a pound. Bob McClure is out again after quite spell. M.r. Cobb, of Albany, Is visiting her parents In this city. Petersen & Garland repert that real estate sales are getting better. Remember yon can buy an album of M.A. Miller, that will hold fifty pic tures, for one dollar. Notwithstanding the rain, work has been commenced en Dr. Courtney' bricks again. In this issue of the "Express" will be found the ordinance relating to the licensing of drays and hacks, The subject at the Cumberland Pres byterian churck in the evening will be "The Two Ways-" , ... The ladles of the Baptist chnroh will iflTi a supper at the Band Hall on .jtjyjDglvingevenlng. DonH forget It Will A Stark of Albany have the finest sty. r'C1 and watches ever brought fa.' the Tliey Th.Mtln.'wtween the assessed valu ation and the . ,ctual v'" of " prop erty Is put at. fc Goto Mw. Wo f" ,cUeaP mlm' nety. Largest KM "d tawMt P8 Felt bate, fifty cents, Tip w a ri. dentist, of Al bany, will be In Leai 1U e7 Thurs- day, beirinnlne Oct. .Wtti a .n....i.....,i.,lrv.'',hy W, M. Bnnatiin a(. fh. Oimh.VlB.'10' terian church Babbai'h ln"rnl1n; Every young man in the lnvltol te come to this servtie. The csntraotftif building tire Cmn berland Pmahvlerian .church at &ida- vllle was awarded to V V. F. Barg-er, of Coburg. ' Tuesday, the 10th, was "pay-day" on the canal There was constant stream of laborers to ai "1 from the bank, where they got tl ir checks cashed. Every merchant ll twn feels the good effects of pay-day. Lebanon Is the best beha ved of its sice in the state, whet 1 Ke re" member the large number of a 'rangers in town. The people are qui et and orderly, and the whiskey thai t they drink Is nr.-t seen in fusses and fights. it you are troubled with rheuna uMsm or a lame back, bind on overthe scat of pain a piece of flannel danipa 'led with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 5 011 will be surprised at the prompt relief affords. 60 cent bottles for sale by M A. Miller. When in Albany don't full to coll on the Ladies' Basaar. They have thi nnest lot of Millinery goods eve-r Wrought to the valley. The Ladies' liassaar, of Albany, keeps, cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children. Wlien In Albany call and see them. F. M. French, jeweler, Albany, will give you the beutfit of the big out on watches, (.'ail aud examine goods and get prices., Whan in Albany call and see Hop kins Bros. They am the sole agents fir the celebrated Superior cook stoves and ranges; the world's best. F. M. French, Jeweler, Albany, keeps a large and complete stock of spectacles and eye glasses, and fits them by "Johnson's patent eye-meter." . If you wish to erect a monument oyer the grave of any of your relatives before nexldeeoration, call atonoe and get the reduction In prices now offered by K. W. Achison & Co., Albany Or. We received an Interesting commu nication this week that we were unable to publish on account of no name ac companying it. We are always glad to get communications and will NH-nisb all stationery and furnish them with a copy of the ExriutsH, but the name of the writer must always accompany every oommunicatlon, not for publica tion but as a guarantee of good faith. Au error lu figuring the totals in the assessment roil gave J. Inn county a larger net value of taxable property than it Is entitled to. The correct fig ures are W,741,8M, which is an increase of $261,818 over last year. A good showing, though not as big as reported. It will still give Llun third place. The tax levy will probably be made next month, on the figures given, and will, It is thought not be increased very much over lust year, if auy. This week W. B. Ponaca sold h5' store to Messrs. Joe Buhl and Chas, Pugh. Mr. Donaca has been in the merchandise business at this place for a long time, and has luauy friends. Bolb of the gentlemen who have bought him out are young mrn that have had considerable experience In that line aud thought well of by every one that knows ihem, and they are holiest and industrious. We bespeak for them a 1 lieral patronage, They rnaameaecl !rfl!cla, v lr.!jr. Mr. T. C. Pecbler, wife and little girl left yesterday for Salem. Mr. M. A. Miller sold a lot In his add Hlon this week, and also bought 90S lot from Mrs. Welch. Miller, the druggist, is dally reoeiv Ing an assorted line of holiday goods consisting Of plush goods of every de scription, such as albums, dressing cases, Christmas cards and fine bibles. All boots and shoes bought ef Klein Bros., that rip or run over will be re paired free of charge, by them, at their Boot ft Shoe Store Id Albany, Ore. On account of a bad foundation, Dr. Courtney had to have the wall of the new brick torn down after It had got about 15 feet high, this week. Mr, C. A. Zahn's new peanut roaster arrived this week, and Is a "daisy." He keeps hot peanuts all the time. There Is a picture in Mr. Zahn's window, of a crowd of negroes In a cot ton patch, which Is quite natural, but of course you would have to see the real before you would know how to appreciate the picture. The large gilt boot shows you where Klein Bros, hold forth. Try them on boots and shoes. They also do repair ing and custom work, neatly and promptly. Albany, Ore, It Is now unlawful to kill deer, the close season having commenced No vember 1st. .The special law protect ing Chinese pheasants went out of ef fect the same date, but the birds are now protected as grouse and other pheasints. Linn county has let the contract to Glass ft Prodhume, of Portland, for furnishing the election booths to be used under the new Australian ballot law, which will be used for the first time in Linn county In the general election next June, Crawford 4 Pax ton of Albany, are making Cabinet Photographs for the low price or $1 50 per dozen. Call at their Gallery and see them when in Albany. A nit $400.00 Piano given away by Klein Bros , on Christmas Eve., at their Boot & Shoe Store, Albany, Oregon. When in Albany call and Bee the elegant piano that Klein Bros, will give away on Christmas Eve' at their Boot & Shoe Store, Albany, Oregon. Having bought oat the interest of Mr. Chas. Miller in the drugstore, and accounts, I wish to balance up the books, and all nersons knowing- lliem. selves Indebted to the Bun of Smith & Miller will please call and settle at once. K W Smith, Klein Bros, carry the largest stock of , Soots and shoes in Linn county, and It ill pay you to call and get their pr. 'ccs before buying your winter stock of i'loots and shoes. Try them and get a tit on the elegant piano they will Kivo away Christmas Eve. Albany, Oregon. ine liugeiie street cars were topped running because they didn't pay anyl lung. Ail examination of the city ordinance revealed the fact that the company was liable to pay ?10 a day when the car did not run, and lliey were set to going again. The assessed gross value of the prop erty of the Oswego fion and (steel Company 1b JI55,BS0, hnt it claims an indebtedness within the state of 83!, 518, or $73,!KS In excess of the value ef its property. It is a pauper. Ore gon City Courier. Arrangements have been made for the removal of the Oregon State School Journal, formerly of Itoseourg, recent ly of Monmouth, to Albany, where it will be under theefllcientnianagemeiit of Superintendent G. V. Russell. This is the school teacher's organ , of Oregon , and Albany, a leading educational center, is a tit place for the publication of such a paper. Steel casings tor the Albany bridge were sblp.ed from Ohio on (he 22nd of October, by way of the Southern Pacific, and bene are alwut due in Albany, By the time these are in po sition and filled Willi the best Belgian cement, the steel for the frame work will no doubt be here. Bo the work goes ahead with rapidity and smooth ness. Albany Democrat, j To-day Drs. Maston and Davis re moved a tumor from Mrs. J. A. Mo Bilde, of Sliedd, meeting with their usual success. It weighed forty pounds aud was a fibrous tumor. Mis. Me linite is now doing well considering the circumstances. Albany Democrat. . Wauled, I want at once, 80,000 lbs. bleached dried apples, 10,000 )b. sun-dried ap ples, 20,000 lbs, dried pears and 20,000 ll. dried prunes, for which I will pay the highest market price. (?. W. SJyi-so-r, A'.luiiy, Or. FOOT WEAR -AND- DRY GOODS At n AKER'S. For Dry Goods.Groceries, and Boots and Shoes, at reasonable prices, go to Hiram Baker's. WHEIV VISITHVG ALBANY DON'T FAIL. TO SEE THE MAMMOTH STOCK -' '...''. OF " ' ''..' FALL CLOTHING -AT- Jj. I2. A.II'S. NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES Also, an Elegant Stock c-Y Cloths in Merchant Tailor ing Department with Frst-CIas Tailoring. Our Trl t Albsuy Tho first of thewecitws made quick trip to the county-seat, more for sightseeing than anyiliing else. A- mong the first things tluut caught our eye was the largo display of Buperinr stoves, both esik and heater, at Hop kins Bros.' and of course- wo had to stop, and before we knew It we were the happy purchasers of one of the beet. TUo price was the lowest and the stove first-class in every respect, Hopkins Bros, are the people. When in Albany call and sec them and see Whether you want to buy or not. EAST Southern tVND SOUTH Pacific Route. THE MOUNT BI1STA KOtlTK. EXPKKS TSAINS LEAVS PORTUKD 1UILT; 7:110 r. 51. l,v I'rllanct . ki ul k. U. lllral'. M. l,v Alluuiy Ar 0:1ft A. M. S;lj A. M. Ar Sail l-'mncliii-o Lx t):0U P. M. Almve Iraim slop only al the rnltiwlnir Motion norlhot ltuavliurS: Kukt 1-urllsud, Oregon Wly HooillMim, (Mom, Allmny, TnliKcnt, SlieiWs lliusey, lliu-rintijrjf, Jimi'llon (Sly, Irvliij auil KuKOiio. Services next 8tnidu.v at the M. E. Church at 11 and 7:80 o'etoek. Hub- ject for morning, "The heritage of faith;" evening, "The second coming of Christ." Sunday schootal 10. Kp- worth League at 3. All wleomc. Twos. 1', Ilcit o, Pastor. The hired man, Louden whose tes timony in the Ingram nnirdcrcase wes so Ashy, has been arrested,, und Is now In jail to await the not Inn of the (irnud Jury in March, It lsevWi nt that he knows more alioiit the manler than hot-booses to tell. ' A mischievous youngster, in town has a fondness for putting into tho post-office all his father's old sermons that he can And, which, by the kind ness of the P. M., ure returned for lack of postage. Messrs. Wilson ft Mesarvey have leased Walton & Wiley's planing mill. They will manufacture doors, sashes, blinds, etc. Titer will alsocarry n full m A. M. Kaop. M. Mil P. M. ILlDSburg Mm! llally t.v- I'orllaml Air j A;ii0P.lC l.v Albany Ac I 1U;00 M. Ar lioM-laa'S L rWO A. M. -Allmnjr Loaal-UalljrlKnwiit'HuMlay.) 5:io P. 1. I.v "TimlaiKrmArT'aJiorTf. 9,1X1 l'.M. I Ar Albany ht am A. tl, Locnl I'.ihiib,t Trains-Dally lii,!P1,t HuiKlny. 3 "STsir I.v" Allaitiy" ' u P.M. Ar 1 Lclialloll l.y ,30 A. N. I.v Albany 4r 'j- Ar l-fbanoa w 9. s.ai H, Pullman Buffet SJceperB. TouiiistSlkkpixo Cahs Portic-(:omi).lritioiiol'ik-uoiiil-01)utf Pas.ont-ni at liieluul to Kxiiruss Intliis. ' WEST SIDE DIVISION. llKTWBKNl'OltTLANI4ii(Xi!VAI,I.I8. nau iraiu lllyKsll)t Sumlay j 7,:to a. K. I 12,10 p. a. I i.v Port aim! UorvaUla I IVUlvx. l-A.rK rv a. Al Albany and CorvallbKiiuioct wilb trains of Oregon raeilio Kallroad. t"H Train Daily (Patiept a and ay). S ,"d, A'l'Ji- -HOMlllvllte I.v 1 4. H. 4 ,(0 P. . -Throilirh tickets to all nnhilK Vj,M ana-a.u,,n For tickets and dill Information regarfflnr rata ' ai. eto., mll on Co' agent at Ij-tanm, or zx n, niianLan. K N Rr r:Fu Manaser, will. r.t P.'ijt,