.toanon Express.
CITY OFFICIALS.
JER.
,M. A. MILLER
...OKI). HICK.
,HUKR J. A. H01IKKT8.
.hal '..::.: ri"L num.
,;M"-,.; ; fG.w.imrson,
coalmen g-Ji'.Sf"
: . U"S- KI.KINS.
City Council metts on the first ami third
Tuesday evenings of each moutb.
... OKDINANCE No. 16. .
AN ORDINANCE to Jamend ordinance
No. W.entitledandrdinanceto protect
the public health and to prevent the
suwiul of dangerous or contagious
discuses within the corporate limits of
the city of Lebanon,
The People Of the city of Lebahon do
obdain as rolLows:
Beotios 1. That the disease Known as
typhoid fever shall be and the same is here
by excepted from the provisions of Ordi
nance No. 13, entitled "An Ordinance to
protect the public health and to prevent the
unread of dangerous or contagions diseases
within the corporate limits of the city of
Lelianon," and the provisions of said ordi-
nance shall not apply to the disease Known
wiyphoid fever. '
.' Bec 2. This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its approval
t bv the Mayor. '
"! c. 3. - All parts of Ordinances inconflict
"'Ordinance are hereby repealed.
- iiviwil t his lat nuavoi rov iu.
M. A. Miixeb,
Mayor.
Attest: Oeo. W. Rice, City Recorder.
OUDINANCE NO. 13.
A N ORDINANCE to amend Section 3d of
Ordinance No. 7, enti't'cl "An Ordi-
liltiioe relating to the matt.''8' to
used in, and 'he manner of bu'dil
and construciing, sidewalks and croJS
Tjtilks in the city of Lebanon."
The People of the City or Lsdasok bo
OnDAiXAsFoLurwa;
Swfiosl. That Section 3.1 of Ordinance
No. ,7, entitled "An Ordinance relating to
the material to be used in and the manner
of building and constructing sidewalks and
crosswalks in the city of Lebanon," be and
the same is hereby amended so as to read as
foiu,to-irit: "Sec. 3. All crosswalks
within the city shall be constructed of red
or yellow fir lumber 8 in. by 3 in. or 10 in. by
3 in evenly sawed and to be nailed on bear
ings or sleepers of ftd or yellow flr lumber,
not less than 4 In. by 6 in. ami oval liat)M
ami there shall be at least four of such feear-
"iiigs or sleepers under eacn sccuou oi nu
walk; said crosswalk shall be from i feet to
6 feet wide on the level, that is to say on
top, as the council may direct by order, duly
made and entered in its journal, the edges
be level and a layer of gravel to be spread
on each side of each crosswalk, the gravel to
be raised to the level of the plank."
Sr.c. 2. This ordinance shall be in full
e and eftect on and after its approval
he Mayor. ;
3. All parts of Ordinances in conflict
this Ordiuance are hereby repealed,
iroved this 19th day of Nov., 1891.
M. A. Milleb, Mayor,
at: G. W. Rice, City Recorder.
Literary SotiUty.
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Insure your house with Peterson &
Onrluiiti:
Buy you an acre In RulatoiiB addl
tlon and build your wife a nice house.
Save rent and ho happy:
Peterson & CHki.ani):
Girls can get preacnls for their bcuus
boya for their sweet-honrta, wives for
their hushiiiids, luniluitids for their
wives, fathers und mothers for their
children and children for their luthere
and mothers, lit the fair to be given by
the Home Work society next week.
The fair that the irome Work society
Is going to give will be the finest thing
ot Its kind ever glvon In Lebanon.
Don't fail to come.
Why don't you get one of those Hue
Christmas presents at Mr. for
your girl? Oh! because they will have
such beautiful things at the fnlr next
week, the finest ever In town.
DALGLEISH & EVERETT
Mrs. Geo. Rice
HAS THE
Largest Stock
MILLINERY
AT TH6-
LOWEST PRICES.
Felt Hats for fifty cents. Cull and
examine her stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
On Saturday evening and on Sunday
morning and evening, the 5th and 6th
of Dec, the Rev. J. Bowersox will
preach iu the Evangelical Cnurch tit
Sweet Home. On the evening of the
5th he will hold the 3d Quartet ly mect
hsg for the Hweet Home mission of the
Evangelical Association. All quarter
ly-conference members are exacted to
lie present
Thos. A. Yost, P. C.
MOUNTAIN H09IE.
he E. L. 8. of 8. A., mi & their
J In Bantiam A,dcmy( m Fri,iay
ening, and '(rocmied to re-organlze
n "ie tflnter. Following are theoffl--.srs
elected; Pres., W. C. Peterson;
ViceJ'resldent, W. E. Wallace; Secre
tary. Frank Nickerson; Treasurer,
James Ilurtcnshaw, Her. at Arms, Robt.
Montague; Critic, W. W. Elkins; Edi
tor "Star," A. 51. Williams.
Much spirit was manifested and wo
believe that the E. L. B. can do much
in this field this wiuter, if we can get
the attendance and co-operation of the
members. Let all Interested In the
work be present at the next meeting,
for till" society has (lone much in train
ing men and women for. -.usefulness In
life, and, if properly jmcournged, can
do much more.
W.
C. E. RANOUS,
Carpenter &Mlder.
All Kinds Repairing & Jobbing
Done on Shortest Notice.
UrHQWTERINCr A SPECIALTY
Shop on Main Street, Next Door to
Tailor Shop.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lund Oflice stOreKoti City, Oregon. 1
tiuvcmber I'-UWl. )
Notice In hereby Riven that the tbllowlnx-namofl
sfttlcrliitslili-'l notice or his intention to iinilte
linul proof in Mipport or hta claim, and that Htiiil
proof " ill be made before ti;o County clerk of
Linn firaiity, il!W Albany, Oregon, on Janu
arj'4, WW, vte:
CHARLES F. BTONKIBLD,
Pre-emption 1). 8. No. 7074, for the K. W. X of
see. 11 p. i?., n. a. r..
He iminentli'' followinirwitnewien to prove bin
continuoiiK reKldeiiw utJli and eitlltvation yf. mid
laud, vl!: Jainen W. liwliw, licorgo L. Hale, Saui
uolliarlauilnutlJtthWsMlllvclilll, all of Ubanoll
1'. 0.. Llun OD Orciton.
ArtlrarW. UoUrcv who CM D. S. No. mi, will
tako nntlre, aihd ihow why aaid entry fchouUl not
puaiiowcn,
' ' ' 5. T. AITKHWIN,
' : lteKter.
How It Began.
t, .Olusnambar one, only in fun.
I Glaus number two, otlier boys do.
i.Glass number three, it won't hurt me.
UIhhk mimber four, onlv one more. -llass
number five, before a drive.
Maas number six, brain in a mix.
9 number seven, tars up in heaven.
w number eight, stars in his pate.
e numlier nine, whiskey not wine.
. I number ten, drinking again!
-number twenty, not yet a plenty?
Hing wilb boys, drowning his joys:
dim Wil li men, just now ami then,
ithig his life, killing Ilia wife.'
LlS!?r-rnH'.ect. manhood all wrecked.
bi.ig hi Iriends, thus it all ends,
"he luiili "f the PrejbyterluN clitireh
-llwiyts lieen noted for their ex
"klm'hut.lfauehfl thing Is
eacli night of
Items scarce.. ( .-
Mountain Home is the most quiet place
In Oregon. There arc no figliMr'nobod'-
gets drunk here, they are too far from tow?';
nobody eAer dies here, so we have no use
for doctors; and they never ban iny Jaw
suits for they haven't aUj'l,liig to law over.
If anybody want a better Synopsis of this
place he tun come and see for hitnself.
Mrs. fMlie Wright, of Fern liidge, is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Evu Hawkcns, of this
place. ' f
Tom Wright says baching goes pretty
rough, but be has t'griu and bear it.
Bill Fruit, the wild-cat killer, kills cato
with neatness and dispatch. ,
We learn that Ben Wooden went to La
comb last Saturday.
There is some talk of a Christmas tree at
Mountain IlonicouuextCliristnias. That's
right. Show the world that Mountain
Home is not dead after all.
Beveral of the young folks attended the '
play party at Mrs. Newland's, which was
given asasurnriseou Mr.CharlesNcwland's
birthday. All report a good time.
Jim Smith went to Brownsville on last
Thursday.
Mr. Pijier, of Hantiam, passed through
Mountain Home, last Baturday,
It must be going to be a hard winter, as
Mr. U B. Henderson l sailing down most
all of his Pork.
We learn that the people of this placo are
talking of organizing a debating society In
the near future.
Mr. Warren Arthurs is at Brownsvllls
attending school at that place.
A person that would grumble at the
weatliortlic past week would grumbla at
thecliuiate of Heaven.
Misses Uuthie Wriglil and Klla King via
ited in Mountain Home on last Friday.
-k"-rt wi" be a surprise dinner
vnCE.FOU PUBLICATION.
" , uwl Office at OrcKon City. Oman, I
tH'i. -jo. lstti. i
N'otkp hereiiVRiventhat die foliowiiiK-named
(tlllcih lied uollraof i'l Inleiillon lo oialw
liml iim-f , suoportor hlaolaim, and tluit wild
prool win w naoe iwiort; iu
cclverof tli. U. H. UinliHItee at Oregon Uly, Ur-
egon, on ucc, Vi, isui, vi:
PKHM SMA S. Kot'B,
Preemption II. S. No. 71, for the BE M of Sec.
li Til u UV. Hi. naintm Iho followllllt wfl-
uuwteM to provu IiIh I'ontimioim rcMdeiu'o iilion and
cultivation of wild land, viz: H. 1'. Cameron,
Arthur Perdu, . J.'Caincrou and i.t. Crimea!!
of La Caunw, LUlu county, Orc-Kon.
J. T. AI'PBRSOS,
itcgimer.
DEALEHS IN
ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
We carry aFull Line of SHELF HARDWARE
and BUILDJ.NG MATERIAL.
ThoFinuHt Line of CARPETS ANTD WALL-PAI'ER Ever
Brnuglit to Iiiilmmiii.
JDST
RECEIVED.
I have just received my Fall and Winter stock, which
is by far the largest evfWbrcught to the valley con
sitting of dry goods in Uts-branches, groceries, boots
and shoes, etc., viz: , ; ' i '
CurpetB anil UiholtiTy, Wtinketif, 0niinulii, Draw (iiioils, Klmwls,
Cloukn, Undorwenr, Corsots, Woolens, fj-'lotikino.s, White (!mxln, Linens,
GinghitniB, Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, ntiiKlkurdiiovcs und Trimmings.
Also a large stock of Groceries anil a full line of Thiols and Klines.
WHEN IN ALBANY Give Me, a Call'.
Samuel E. Young.
AlbanyFurnitureCo
if H. R. HYDE, Proprietor.
A PULL LINE OF
A . ' i m
urnixure
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ''f' 1 .
And ALL KINDS of GAjtlJETS
We make a specialty of UNDERTMCfG. Qafls ans
wered night or day. f
BALTIMOltE BLOCKi '
ALBANY, OREGON.
The Yaquina Route.
'PREQON PACIFIO RAILROAD,
T. E. Hobs, Receiver,
AMI
Oregon Development Co s Steam shp Line
226 Wllf Shorter! 20 Honrt Lt Tlml
Tlimi by wiy otliur llouto.
FIR6T-0LA8S THROUGH PA88ENQER AND
FRiQMT LINE
From Portland anil nil polntu In the Willamette
Valley U) ami from San Fraiieiisco, Hal.
Of.EQON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TIMI! SCHEI1UI-K (lixcept Similayn.)
I,vY'iilim 7:011 A M
),vtIurvalli,...t(l:Al
ArAlbiuir 11:111AM
Lv Alliuuv
I.vfJorviililM.
Ar YH'jiiinu.
...1:31 1' M
... 1 :03 1' M
.... 43 1' M
0. 40. train" connect at Albany anil C'orvallia.
'n. aiMM',. irHtim cnniMl at YKoiiina with the
OruKnti lliivclonmenl IJompany'ii lim of HUiaul-
wiinw uetween Ywinliiaaitu ami rranciKQ.
BAILING DATES.
S. S. Willamette Valley
WJI.I. PAIL
From YiKjulna ......
yroiii Ijiiii J-r.-liciBt'o.
N.. t. if. flv! Dec. S.
... NV. II. .-. M alii. JJt-f..
TltiHCiitdtmiiy rewrrift ItiertL'iil to iiliauge mil
lnj( ilaliti wiiiiout nolki'.
WM. M. 1K1AO,
a C. HlXltiK, tinnenU ilaiiagar.
0. 1'. li t. Agwit. CorraliK Or.
W.M4WtHtrMTrrt'
I have a LARGE STOCK of BRICK, for sale at my
Yard, in the suburbs of Lebanon, For Sale at Reasonable
Rales. All kind of mam iti's woik done with neatness and
despatch.
D.W. HARDEN.
A GREAT SLAUGHTER
-AT
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come o.nk, com;: ali.. msist
pucitv. -US PJ5KTAKINU .w).!...'..
,'il'LL juuuiiif; in full u-
lecanonor.
I on Nov, SOili.
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