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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1893)
tv Lebanon Express. FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 0f Additional locals oh first pagcM Come In for ot work. Mr. G. W. King anl hrlde relurned Monday from their wedding trip. B. W. Morgan m In flwitt Horn this week. For machine nil call on Crusim Memlcs Bnrn, totlio wife- of Frnf. Hallcy, of Spiccr, a don, All doing well. Bargains In real estate at Elson & They's. 8. M. Garlai d Bnd wife were visit ing In Alliany this week. Tfyou want n hussy nr hack don't fall to see Cruson & Mender. For all kinds of Christum" goods go to Will & Mark, Albany. F,q Moore of Sweet Home made the ExI'KKHK a call thin week. 0. C. McFarland, or Alliany. was In town one day thla week on business. R. Dudley, Dentist, Lebanon, Oreg. Office up etalra over City Drug store. When In Alliany don't fall to call on Will i. Stark, the lead ii.g Jeweler. Pumps and pipe down to Albany prime. F. C. AYBlis 4 Co. Will & Stark i the place to buy Jewelry. Albany, Oregon. For watch repairing go t Hansen's t the City Drug store, ami set a er feet Job. All work guaranteed or money refunded. On to the Fish A Poultry market to buy your fruits and vegetable eheap for cash. Cah paid for all kinds of poultry, egg and game, at the Lebanon ish 4 Poultry niarkel. Mm, M. Ionsberry, who has been visiting relatives in KiiRene, returned to Ijchanon Wednesday. The Kramer washer Is the licst wh er In the world Cleveland paktng powder. Special baking done to order at Mre. May Zahn'a. Clevelanda baking powder. Elder Shea, of Sweet Home, waa on our streets thla week. Get a rook hook free at Pugli & Wallaie'a. Robert Montague visited Albany one day Into week. Money lo loan on gilt edge security at Elson A Tlvey's. The revival meetings at the M. E. ehureh are till progressing, and a deep Inlereat la being manifested. Crusnns A Meniles' account mun Iw settled by or before December 81. I,. A. Wllev lea Wednesday for Monmouth, Mo. where he goeato at- ntend school, Mr. J. B. Morin. of the Harrlsburg Courier, announces that he has sole? one-half Interest ill the paper to Mr. Russell. The last week's issue couar menoed under the new firm. The Exphkss desires to again remind lis Mends who are In arrears that we are In great need of our money. We cannot pay our debts without It. We hone evervane who is behind will eome forward at an early date and settle. BUY YOUR Harhwakk, Stoves and Banohs FROM MATTHEWS A WASHBURN, Albany, Ore. Klein Bros., the only exclusive boot A shoe dealers in Albany, Ore. Every nalr of boots and shoes bought of us, that rip, run over or soles eome loose, will be repaired by us free or charge. All goods warranted a represented. Rxnnirliic of boots and shoes neatly and promptly done, A share of your natmnaue resoeetfullv solicited. All mall orders receive prompt attention. The suit of the Harrieburg Water Power Conuianv vs Perry Hyde was settled out of court, Mr. Hyde agree- Ins to uav the nssesments now due on w liimw whereof tli KtM-k. ulsoall future assessments we sneak. Go to E. (loan und get one. I mi he eame. Harrlsburg Courier, wi... i. UpmIihi flour like Hie gold; All names Indebted to Cruson A ..ir, lWmise ovcrvbodv wants it. I Meuxies are hereby notified to sette D. B. Zkh, j the Bame within 30 days and save iri.in linw. will sell vou rubber ; &U goods cheaper than any houae in the j "In buying cough medicine fin v.n.n Cull mid iret nricee when in ; Miildren." euvs H. A. Walker, pmnji' Albany. i nent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never .i i.un,,ii 'rn. i be ufmid to bnv Cliamerlain.s Cough we naM' ni- ihi.m ...v , - .. - norl of the board of railroad conimis- Remedy. There ib no danger from It ' ... . . 1 ...It.. I.. li......B uiitxi tn fnllnw loiif ra and it.Mi lilt tiovernnre mm- u imn . - ..!... ... k arm .lVflrT nurtk'ularlv recorouiend Chamber Mt who lia our Itmnkf for the j tain.H lHune 1 hnve found it U be It is rumored that Ed Kellelrge, Vf !. C'"P wtim b g'liig back to S,.rladto get ' f ' f"r 81b i lie I For nuins in tlie chest there is noth- "iU inn n I"".'- ' freiL'lit" better than a flannel cloth saturate , , ,, ,,, ,, ,i. 1. 1 ! Willi Cbiuiilierlain's Pain Balm and Madam rumor i:i 1' that tnele Is lo . .. In ,.!. near bound on over the senior pain. It wl . 7 .. ,. I will iiroduiv a counter irritation with future, we waui i" ieiu'"i mi" r" " If you um Clevelanda once "ou, will ose It always. A Bne llttlB sook book slven.way free by, Ofevelanda baking powder at Pugh.A: Wallace's. Cleveiaads baking oowder lamed by theU. Hi.eovernmeut, and atlj teaeh- era of cooking. It is the standurd. Freahj fcttead, plea, doughnuts and cakes kspt constantly on haudiat Mr. May Zahn'a. Clevelanda cook books id- Hiram Bakaes. Clevelands bakltig pow'r,nt B0 mun than other brands, and! b an ecMJontieal luxury. Toit ean't make any mistake bar try- lag a nan of Clevelanda baking powder. 8. M. Garland, A A K an Frank Moist, who were appeililed' apprai sers in the estate of A. Cadge,, went to ortn this week to assess, some prop erty at that place. Mr. Frank CrabtroajMie of. the prop rietors In the Scin flouring mill, was in town this week, and mad the . PHE88 a pleasant nail All Darties knowins tlieroselves to be indebted to me will please call ana settle at once as I will be' called away from home soon an I desire to bal ance my accounts More leaving. Brown Hansard, a cbtiaen of Leba non, was in town the fliut of the week II Ms rumored tint be speculated to some extent while here. Soio Press. Cruson A Memies have a few buggiea and hacks left which they will sell at cost for earn fci the next thirty aoya Before buying your fall and winter foot-wear vou will do well by calltug on Klein Bros., and get their prices on boots A shoes and in rubber boots ana hoes, as they carry the largest ilo'k in Albany and will save you some good money, (live them a call and be convinced. The People Appreciate a uooa Our- Great 10 Sale Of Mon's Fina Suite and Overcoats h proved a store fam rpiU.. ' . . . t nnn knn tiUM V. KlMffAdt AftA. 1110 1U1 U. klW UWllbll JUBL Jjaot ilftOTUOTII MIC V.lgVOU VUV since the opening of our new store. We're going to contin ue this Sale ef! Gentlemen's $10 AliiWool Suits and Over fnnts in nrrlan t.hoit all of nnr nut of town batrons-mav hftVI. ' i y an opportunity to examine there viliies. Thing. Riches Take Wing But IWrty need never fear so long as we do business on the basis wftdo, Whoever hari of anyone sell' ing regular $17, $16&$15 Gentleman's Suits and ; Overcoats for $m?; Tiiereare a great many poor baking nble as musiiinl; In fact it Is much " ""'B , , r powders, and a few g I on,. One uf n jv, jf UBl,a , he beet Is Clevelanda. X ry It. tlllll, )t will prevent pneumonia. 50 Try a can f Clevelanda bulling j c(iht i,,,1,!),,, flir BI1t, by M. A. Miller, powder at Pugh A Wallace's and if il a fiirmM , isn't the liestyou ever used, f'"1" Ku.-em-. on t,l.,l at Hathdruin, Idaho. tand get your money buck. i r,l,-r was aeuultted of thecharge after a trial lusling twenty-six days Aiiuniirni la eiilli il to the adertise niMitnfT L Wallaneft Co., who are i . ,i,.r..,if,.ri l.v Pat Keadv. the leaders ill tlie Clothing nusiness of the j ,.r , ,,,, wyer of California. He Willamette Valley. j killed Ivery Bean during the Coeur Ladies visiting Albany should not ! ,t A,.e mining troubles and histrhil fall to call ut the Ladies' liaiaar and 0 rpnimi belweeu the mlueowners lnsi'Ct their elegant line of holiday i ,) tbe Miners' union, of which Lea gids and dolls. Tin y also carry a j ure VM a prominent member. After fine line of Turn for ladlesandchlldren. ti,P verdict of the Jury had been ren- . . i... .1... t,,!,rrl leisure and hla wife attaid ut have bla 14 acr. of loud cleared which I the Wir and stisik hands with each or he bought from ' Mft Jl'iikey. Jake the Junirs as they passed out. Informs us that he Intends to set out 10' Tw jfw York Price Current has ncVes In hope this spring. this to say of hops. "It has beeu the Farmers: 8. N. Steele A Co., of Al experleni In many previous yeurs to .. . - ..I ... I . j m rri I....I..I,,. tn A. S Blltwijias sold his interest tn the Florence West, a live newspaper published at Florence, to his partner. Col. B. F. Alley, who will conduct the business alone in the future. Ml. Hilton will run a paper in Oakland, Or. Col. Alley tins employed rhtl Nichols, formerly Foreman ou theEx- 'HKS8, to run the West while he, at tends the legislature. There will be services in the First Presbyterian church every Sunday, morning and eveuiug. The evening sermon Is especially intended for the young people. Young People's prayer meeting at 7 I'. M. on Sundays, All are oordlallv invited to come and wor ship with us, Please make yourself known to the Pastor. Edward Kcclestok. At 3 o'clock Tuesday morning Stay ton was visited by a very disastrous fire. Tlie fire was discovered In the rear of Henry Uruers general merchan dise store, The lire originated from a defective flue. The following were the losses: Uruers loss cannot he esti mated as some of Ills stock was saved. W. E. Thomas lost 15(K), no Insurance. Walter Lyons, of the Stuyton Times, lost everything, no insurance. Tho mas Hros.ACo livery barn an I por tion of feed, no Insurance. This is tlie most disastrous Are that has isited Stayton for IS years. The success of Chamberlain 's Cough Remedy is eflectiug a speedy cure or colds, croup and whuoplug cough has brought It into grout demand. Messrs. Pontius A Son, of Cameron, Ohio, say that It hus gained a reputation second to none ill that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, or Johnston, If. Va auys it is the best he evur used. B. F. Jones, druggist, Winona, Miss., says: "CbamlKijIain's Cough Remedy is per fectly reliable. I h'avealwayalwarraii ted it anil It haa never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction." 60 bottles for sale by M. A. Mill'' It Will (Jest You Nothing to. see this grand stock of poods.. There is a positive loss in not doing so. T. Li. Wallace & Co, The Largest Clothing Dealers in the Yalley. On Corner. ALBANY, OR 1885 The Oldest House lianv. Or., are now prepared to loan money from one to five yearn; III eums Of $200 to 10,O0. Call oil or write them. Everybody gives it up that the road Kellenlierger fixed on Bridge avenue ta the beat piece of ro d around; not withstanding the fact that some said It wouldn't amount many thing. If we had a few more such men as Kel- lenberger we would have better roada aire of Portland, died at his home Krl j... ,.f luiirt failure. Ml' have a decline from Thanksgiving to Christmas, but this season there haa been so little giving way a. to lead to the impression :hat the market puswsea Inherent strength beyond what Is seen on the surface. The large pari of the receipts are still for export direct, and generally supposed to he on previous orders! new business- Is llvht exnent on the Pad He coast, where a number of fresh purchases are .,.., i Lremirted bv shippers. Neither muil Mr. W.B.Ladd. the great million- P" " nor eiiliie advices from London are parllctilarly encouraging at present - 1893 In Lebanon day morning ot . ... ... - n.nUy reliui,e ,t,rces, It T.dd was B8 veara o lute und low lieen 1 1 " , .. , ,. ,. .nipple flbe last 18 He . k., that more than half the inluer . the Kim: Presbyter,,,,. V l'aei He coast Jias p.saed Ch rwh! 0 reral :,,.., t of .he grow,-,, bands, an many we7l eld I '-ah. fr valued at ! ' ' ' uudeslia ,le IZ . It. mhl.. dollars. 1-H i" , g . nd unt.l nlb.f the Ll.t..ue..riWi.c.1lr, g...o..Wklsgl.. A Tew weeks ago mention was made or the fact that a fanner living lu Washington county had discovered several pieces of gold lu the giziard ora chicken he slaughtered for din ner. The elrcuniktance created quite a stir at the time, but no rich "plueer" deposits have tawn a ulwileutiy Dis covered by the farmer of that vicinity. A few days since B. C. Hugliman, who lives near Mt. Angle, lu Marlon county, killed a turkey and found in Its craw a piece of pure gold worth ut least a dollar. In tlie craw of two seese he obtained several other pieces of the precious metal. In looking around over the place he found a num ber et diminutive nuggeta which were worlh alsiut $10. Since then a good h-,l of prospecting has been going on. Kualu.it Hug developments have been r,.,,;,it..il vi't. An ixehmse vouches l'.,r ,lie nuili of iliw tw',i. ' -. 1 We are going to talk shoes to you this week. We have something good to tell you. In fact we always lead the procession on shoes. In shoes we laugh, in shoes wo piny, In slioes we weep, in ulioes wb prny, In shoes wo walk, In shoes we riilo, And shoes am lliruwn e'en to a bride, And sud tn any, nnil suii to tliiuk, In shoes we're corned without ft drink, In shoes we dance, in shoes we trade, And shoes our understanding aid, We shoe the horse, and shoo the fly. And why not shoes for jon and I? In shoes we woo, in shoes we wed, When slioes leave us wo leave for bed; In shoes wb toil, in shoes we rest, And lienre 'tis wise to wear the beBt. For such tax not your weary wits Come straight to us wo'll give you fits! $4 50 Mens Boots at $ 3 4 00 B & H $4 Menu Congress Shoos at , ,.. ... ... 3 25 4 00 Ladles Hand Turn Shoes at.... ., 3 25 THIS IS A GOOL CHANCE To Get Fini Shoes At a low price. V Bargains in Schodl Shoes Bear in mind our Reduction ! Genuine. , ' (. C. 11 .