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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1891)
Lebanon Express. FRIDAY. NOV 20 1891. alaAdilmona! local on first iiage."tn (io to Bach's fur ulioloo groceries, . For brand oall at the Slar.resUiuranl. The city election in albuny bids fair to be hotly contested, A. W. Urubb has rented Kurkharl's residence on Depot street, i j A beautiful lot on Main street for rale by Peterson & Garland. Mrs. Hice's new building Ik receiving a neat coat of paint. F. M. French, the Jeweler, Albany, keeps railroad time. ' Mr. H. 8. Robert has been under the weather for several day. "W. H. Booth M, D. physician nd surgeon, Lebanon Oregon. Will & Stark, the leading Jewelers, Albany, Oregon. Bodaville has good prospects of soon having a neat cburr.br Port land Is i.Ritatlug the question of closing saloons on Sunday. When In town rail at the variety store, Kirkpatrick's building. When you want a nice gold ring, call on Will i btark, Albany, Oregou. ,. Mr. Win. Ralston was iu the oily lust week, after a visit to his old home In the East. "Shunt look Into my vlndow If you vant I see somellng nice," Is what Znku says. Overman & Hunter the loading harness and saddlery dealers, Albany. C. A. Zahn carries a fine line of no tions and confectionery. Ulvo him a call. . . . 't All...... null ..11 Will it ... v nmi in .,,,,. m... Stark, the leading Jewelers and watch ' .makers. - -." ;- '. ' The state is now ready :t furnish board and lodging for its youthfulerim nals iu Its new reform school. , A nine 110.00 J'iano given away by Klein Bros , on ChrlBtmnsEvc.atthcir Hoot & Bin Mure, Albany, Oregon. M. A. Miller tiow has the largest and completes! stock of drugs and sta tionery ever brought to the city. , Judge Pipe dMitirged Fred Held from custody, on churn? of attwnnltng to defraud the goverment, the indict ment being faulty. , The sheriff of King's County, Wash., will have to bang Albert Fretdrleks, on Jan. Hth, ft.r the murder of Scherbriiiir. Senator Meyers seems to be fatniiar Mng himself with national politics -with a view to taking fart in the caw ing election. : , A pleasant unviable was given at the residence of Mr. Wiley, last Ftlday Bight, by the young people's society of the Cumberland Preabyteran church. ; , People are becoming Inteiwti d In the cultivation of corn lu this county. Ex pci'lme.iits will be made this coming year and it Is expected that a large In orease of corn will be the result, ., V im. Informed i here is to be. In the early spring, an Interesting trotting race between llelteibeet and J. S. 8., two spirited animate belonging to Leb auon cltbiens. If suitable groundis can be procured tracks will be built for the occasion in the vicinity of Lebanon. Rev W M Houston, of Junction City, is preaching iu the C X' Church this week Mr Houston Is an able aud plain speaker , "The truth shall make you free," If you know it Come out to the meetings Monday, Dec! 7, will be election day. But little interest wim to be mani fested. There la some talk of nomi nating a straight-out prohibition ticket .' People who dou't walk about our city, have no Idea of lie extent of its growth. Bridge, avenue has a long lint n( neat residences. K.itk pat rick's additions lu the north-cast end make a town of themselves, Balaton' addi tion iu the south end lias several new houses. Miller's and Cotton's additions in .the .west are showing activity. Taken ali together, Lebanon is spread ing Ueiwlf in fine style. V . Attention to detail marks the suc cessful merchant. The store which receives the bulk of I rude is the one that deserves It because every effort is put forth to buy the right goods aud buy thorn at the right prices, and avU them at an equitable profit. Baker's ono-prlce cash store isn't one of the kind where the money is made only on articles the prices of which ore un familiar to the consumer. He wants each article to bar Its part of the burden of the axpeane of I be business, (io to 8. P. Bach for boots anor shoes. ti. P. Bach gives 10 oz. for a pound. A grand masque ball will beghreu in Albany, Xinas. The council ordered the Marshal to make all needed repairs in sidewalks. Dr. Booth has been unwell this week due to heavy demands upon his time. Come out to the union temperance meeting at the lresbvterian Church, on Wednesday evening next. Tills week there seems to he fair In ductions of a considerable rite in wheat. Contraclor Price has gone East. The work (in the canal is iu the bands of his sou, Marshall Hoffman of Albany gcte the reward offered by the Government for the arrest of an army deserter. Natalie Stewart, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. C.J. Ktewart, of Albany, died last Monday. Chas. Wolverton, Esq., of Albany, Is spoken of as a candidate for the repub lican nomination for congress, for this district. Buhl & Pugh have settled down to business m earnest, ana will doubtless command their share of the tiade. Remember you can buy an album of M. A. Miller, that will bold fifty pic tures, for one dollar. The ladies of the Baptist church will give a supper at the Rand Hull on Thanksgiving evening. Don't forget it. Will & Mark of Albany have the finest stock of clocks and watches ever brought to the valley. (to to Mrs. Rice's for cheap milli nery. Largest stock and lowest prices. Felt hats, lifiy cents. Dr. H. A. Leninger, dentist, of Al bany, will be in Lebanon every Thurs day, beginning Oct. loth. Dr. Foley is the busiest man in town' NuniiTouK pal cuts, the presidency ot tlie Canal Company and the office of rtlrcet CohimMouer keep Mm mailing. 8, M. W. lliudnian is now the duly appointed, qualified and acting Justice of the Peace for Lebanon precinct, vice gqnltt' Hyde resigned". .. . If you are troubled with rheumatism or a lame back, bind on over the sent of pain a piece of flannel dampened will) Chamberlain's Pain Balm. You will I surprised at the prompt relief it affords. 50 cent bottles for sale by M. A. Miller. ' When in Albany don't fail to call on the Ladies' Baz.aar. They havo the finest lot of Millinery goods ever brought to the valley. The Ladies' linzuar, of Albany, keeps clonks for Ladies, Misses and Children. When in Albany call and see them. . F. M. French, Jeweler, Albany, will give you the bemiflt of the big cut on watches. Oil I and examine goods and get prices., ..--.- ; . '- , ,- .- When lu Albany call and see Hop kins Bros. They are tlie sole agents for tlie 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 tliem by "Johnson's patent eye-meter." If you wish to erect a monument oyer the grave of any of your relatives before next decoration, call at once and get the reduction in prices now offered by E, W. Acbison & Co., Albany Or. The large gilt boot shows you where Klein Bros, hold forth. Try theiu on j bouts and shoes. They also do repair ing and custom work, neatly- and ' promptly. Albany, Ore. The new quarts mill of tlie Albany Company will begin operation in a few days. Thus far but little snow is re ported iu the mines, but considerable between them and Galesvllle. It. is not an easy matter to move a bank, judging from the care icqulred In placing the safe In the vault of the new bank, Lebanon will soon have a bank building and outfit that will be a thing of beauty. We are putting in the city manners to which we are Justly entitled. .; Our exchanges seem to think that Oregon's Governor scored one eu the President by Issuing his Thanksgiving proclamation before the President de cided -whether or not Jhe Republican Party had anything to be thankful for. Pen noyer is blamed by his friends not for the euemies lie has madebut for his peculiarities. ,. State Supt. McElroy reports that the Schools iu Eastern Oregon in fair con dition. Eugcue has been selected by the Htate Supt, as the place for hold ing the Teachers Institute, of the Sec ond Judicial District,, to be held Dec, ftlth.. to the Slat,. The counties com posing Mil district are Lane, Curry, Coos, Benton and Douglas. Marshal Smll a went to Albany Mon day. , :'. : ReV, Mr. Houston preached two very Instructive sermons in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church last Hunday. Mr. Warner, A tt'y Btowe and others went to the mountains last week, to kill deer. Last Tuesday Mr Phil Smith bought the livery stable of John Nichols, which Includes the livery stable cu Main street and one-third interest In all the rolllng stock Mr Smith then sold the ground which the sjnblo now stands on to J; M Ralston, Including 72 feet front by 100 feet back Mr Smith will move tha stable back In the spring.., and we understand Mr Ralston will--put in four back buildings two stories, high Mr. Chas..Clentry brought to this ofi flee, Monday morning, a twig of a blackberry busb whlcb had some blos soms and blackberries on it. Thi'ifeof blackberries the middle of November. Joseph Nixon left, Monday, Sir Eastern Washington. He goes in hopes off being improved by the- dry climate of that section. We trust be may return well repaid for his tr. On the 3d day of Novemtajr, Mr. R. R. Hmnphhrcy bought J. B. Wirt's interest iu the saw-mill owned, by him and Kerrigan, on Hamilton creek. Tbc- new firm name will be ficrrigan & Humphrey, who will pay all debts and collect all bills made by the old firm. Mr. Humphrey has bad consid erable experience in the saw-mill bus, nes, and liicy will no doubt make the mill a success, Miller, the druggist, is dally receiv ing an assorud line of holiday goods consisting of pluih goods of every de scription, such as albums, dressing cases, Christmas cards and fine bibles. All boots and shoes bought of Klein Bros., that rip or run over will be re paired free of charge, by them, at their Boot & Shoe Store in Albany, Ore. ; Crawford A Paxton of Albany, arc making Cabinet VhotogrnpliH for the low price of il 50 per dozen. Call at their Gallery and see tbeui when iu Albany. " When in Albany call und see the elegant piano that Klein Bros, will giveaway on Christmas Eve at their Boot & Shoe Store, Albany, Oregon. Having bought out the interest of Mr. (.'has, Miller iu the drugstore, and accounts, I wish to balance up the books, and all persons knowing them aolves indebted to the Him of Smith & Milier will please call and settle at once, , . , N W Smith. Klein Bros, carry the largest stock of boots and shoes in Linn county, and it will pay you to call and get their prices before buying your winter stock of bools and slnx. Try them and get a ticket on the elegant piano they will give away Chrislmiis Eve. Albany, Oregon. Mr. F. T. Corless has started a month ly paper here. The name is to be "Oolo- jjistaud Philatelist." It is a scientific paper, ( Iw published monthly. , The first edition will appear about the first of next mouth. His office Is upstairs in Kbkpat rick's building, where he will do tlie printing. Mr. Corless has a regular curiosity shop, which would pay any one to took at. Ho seems to be a natural OologUt. . Hon. A. Hacliiemau arrived here last Tuesday from Albany,' bringing with him a fine trotting stallion, Al wood Brew, which he will put on his Camp creek stick farm for ..breeding purpose. The horse is it fine bright bay, about 18 hands high, and is a very stylish looking animal. He is a standard bred horse, sired by A I wood and is from a good family of trotters. Mr. Huckleman lias some of tlie best bred trotting horses in the country, and Alwood Breeze will bo a valuable ad dition to his H no stock. Ouhoco Re view On Wednesday of Inst week ' G. W. Graves, brother of C, A. Graves of this place, was drowned at Newport, Ore gon. Mr, Graves was foreman of the government works a't Newport, and w as swept off tlie tramway by a break er and all efforts to rescue him proved unsuccessful. He had been informed that some of the planks at the, end of the tramway had become loose and went out to fix theui with the above fesult. At hist accounts his body had not beou recovered. He leaves; a wife aud oue son. Ochoco Review. I want at once, 80,000 lbs, bleached dried apples, 10,000 lbs. un-dfied ap ples, 20,000 lbs. dried pi-nrs and 20,000 lbs. dried prunes, for which I will pay the highest market prige, G. W. StMi"ot, Albany, Or. FOOT - DRY For Dry Goods, Groceries,) 'a and Boots and Shoes, at . : reasonable prices, go to Hiram Baker's. WlfET VISITING ALBASY DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE MAMMOTH STOCK .. OF . ; FALL -AT - . Ij . 15. H MT7W . QTVT CQ I ilJLy VV J 1 ILLnJI Alsa an Elegant Stock of ing Department with Our Trl t Alltnuy The first of the week we made n quick trip to the county-scat, more for sight seeing than anything else. A mong the first things that caught our eyo was the largo display of (Superior stoves, both cook and heater, at Hop kins Bros.' and of course we had to stop, and before we knew It wo were tlie happy purchasers of one of the best. The price was tho lowest and I he stove flrst-clnss in every respect. Hopkins Bros, are the people. When In Albany call and see them and, ace whether you want to buy or not. The ''Home Work (Society" of the Presbyterian Church will hold a Fair, in the Band Hall, Dee, 9, 10, and II, A line entertainment each evening, Dec. 8, The Magic mirror, tableaax, etc. Dec. 10, First Apprarance of the Peak Sisters, tableaux. Deo. 11, The renowned Mr Jarley, with her cele brated waxworks, also tableaux. The ladies will have for sale many articles both useful and ornamental. Free to all Thursday and Friday uflernoons. Admission, each evcnluig 15 cts, Ito freshmcnts extra. - . One day last week two brothers, Dick and Lou Swart?., filled up on bad whis key In Ralem, and In the evening started for their home near fiilverton. They were lu a wagon together, and on the way were involved in a desperate fight, slashing each other with pen knives, keeping up the fight for several miles, and until each was pretty badly slashed. As it was strictly a family row the Marion county officials have nut cuusct. any arrcaU to uc made . WEAR AND - GOODS AKER'S. CLOTHING Ij A. I IV ' s . MRW PP irnT -. ' llbH 1 IVlCiwvJ : Cloths in Merchant Tailor- Frst-Clas Tailoring.: i::,.-.r axd south -VIA Southern, Pacific Route. TUB MOUNT SHASTA KOVTB. :-r 7:1)11 1'. M. loss) M. 8:15 A. M. Lv , Portland'. ArllSA Lv - Alluuitf Ar i::ir, A. u Ar Stm FouidNCO Lit ; S:(10 P. u. Alim'd traiiiK stop only til the follow -lug Nation norlQOf H,ijjt:l.mri;: East t'oriJariU, Oreij'on City WoiKlblirn, Stik-ra, Altituiv, . Tiingiiiit, atiwUl Hnlstiy, Uarrlolmrg, Juuelloa uily, Jr?ing ant kllgOUG. W .. . JtfiaolMii-g Ulam ily SIKJA. U. I l.v' I'urilwia 12:fflC: M. I Lv Alluiuy 5:I0P. St. I Ar K,iselnu- At-f j:0t p. n, Arjl'J;tiOM. 1..V fc.UA. SI. -Albnny ,uaL-lltilir(Uxiijt Huiwlay.) S:0U I". S t.v a.00 1', M. Ar Portiiind . ,it Altuitvy , Lv '9:00 i, l" Suiifluy. - M i: M. I l.v-XH')Tuiy""'Aff!i1'"Air : is) P. J, iP tuliiuiiin - tv , i. 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