Lebanon Express. FBIDAY, KEB. 10, Ifi98r gtf Additional lonslg oh Drat page. Come In fur fob work. ' See Hackleruan's now ad and be ure and vote. Aliorney EHowe was ill roiuauv bins week on legal business. Frank Ketoham, of Albany, was in town visiting thin week. S. Dudley, Dentist, Lebanon, Oreg. Oflloe up stairs over Glty Drag store. Only 25 cents per year. Oar Youth, P. 0. Box 2320, Ban FraiiolHoa, Cal. j Fumpa and pipe down to Albany prices, F.C. Atehs & Co, G. Lovelee makes elotbea al prloea according to the tlnuea clone prloea, that la. Freeh bread, plea, doughnuts and cukes kept constantly on hand at Mrs , May Zabn's. Bead the prises offered for the moat popular people by C. C. Haokleuisn. Mr. F. Royal, of Fossil, was In town the first of the week, visiting his sister Mrs.Oberg. G. Lovelee, the merchant tailor, has received over 600 samples. Call and look them over, and get prices. , Fresh Chinook salmon, and all kinds ScffW-ih fish; the best the market will afford, at the Fish and Poultry market. Married, in Lebanon, Feb. 1st, 1663, Mr. H. W, Wallace and Miss Lillle MoBrlde, all of Linn Co, Or., Rev C. R. Lamar officiating. Boys can make money. Our Youth only 26 cents a year. Agent wanted. Address, Clemens Pub. Co., Box 2828, fiau Frauclaoo, Cal. Everybody; democrats, republicans, peoples party and prohibitionists are entitled to a vote at Hackleman,. For watch repairing go to Hansen's Bt the City Drug store, and get a er fect Job. All work guaranteed or money refunded. County Clerk N. P. Payne has issued license to marry to H. W. Wallace and Lillle MoBrlde, W. G. Perry and Carrie MoNell. , Farmers: 8, N. Steele ft Co., of Al bany, Or., are now prepared to loan money from one to.flve years, In sums of ia to 110,000. (,'all on nr write them. Mrs. Jettursnn Davis distinctly re fuses to reoelve any gifts from the Southern states, or from privatefrleiid preferring to live upon her owu mod est income. How are you fixed for letter-heads, bill-beads, envelopes, note-heads, statement and the like? Don't follow the old style of using unprinted sta tionery. We print everything at this onion and charge a reasonable price only. We claim to lo as good work for as little money as any office in the state. K. H. Miller & Bon, of Eugene, ex pect to start a newspaper at Drain in the near future. They ask no bonus, and propose to put In a (1500 plant. They conducted a newspaper at Bpriugflold for a time. The Church of Christ meets in the Academy lor regular services every Lord's Day in the morning at 11 o'olnck. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. All are Invited to attend. Weoail atteution to W, C. Da vis' new ad which appears in this Is sue or the Exprbss. Mr. Davis Is successor to O. W. Simpson and when visiting Albany you should Dot fail to give him a call . The ExfKKse desires to again remind It friends wbo are in arrears that we are in great need of our money. We cannot pay our debts without It. We bope everyone who Is behind will ooiue forward at an early date and settle. Fruit trees for sale at M, L. Forster's nursery, at bed-rook prices. Call and get my prices before buying elsewhere. Prune trees very cheap for the next thirty days. M. L. Fobstkh, Tangent, Or. Btop a minute, see here. Do you know that you can buy a gold filled watch for 112, a dust proof nickel watoh for 17:50. Silver sugar shells for SO ots, gold ear rings for 25 cts., and everything else in proportion at F. M' Frenoh,s jewelry store in Albany. Last Saturday a dilute roie between Linn Walton and Wui. tl II dreth which .resulted In one carrying his hand In j sling and the other wearing tr black eve, It also caused the city treasury to be replenished a few dollar. Blbelln, the photographer. Next Tuesday is St, Valentine's day.. Robert Montague Is taking the school oensBs of this district. Special baking done to order at Mr.. May Zabn's. Elmer Ban, formerly of this place, is one of the olerke at the legislature. Standard flour, $3,60 per bbl. Come In. D. B. Zeb. The anow is about all gone and the gentle rain la here once more and Oregon is herself again. The Albany Military Band will give tbelr play at this place next Tuesday evening St. Valentine day, at the Band hall. j Every 50 cent purchase at Hackle man's entitles you to a vote on the most popular people In . and areaod Lebanon. ttrUhe largest and best juvenile journal Is Our Youth, only 25 cents per year. Clemens Pub. Co., Box 2899, San Francisco, Cal. H. H. Calaham, representing the Salem Statesman, wa in town this week soliciting subscribers, and made the Express a oall. Born, to the wife of Emory Stewart, on Feb, t, a son; weight 12, pounds. Mother and boy both doing well, but grandfather, Cbas. Gentry, lain a crit ical condition. Prof. Wilkes was here that week, vis iting friends. He left for Kansas, where he will hereafter reside. The best wishes of bis many Msads follow him home. ' The West,' published at Florenoe, has again reached our table this week printed on the best grade of wrapping paper, their stock of paper not having yet arrived. County Court has appointed W, W. Crawford, Geo. McKnlght and Ab. Humphrey as reviewers to examine a new proposed road from Denny school house toward the Butte. A Valentine Dime Social will be held at Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Miller's Tuesday evening Feb. 14. A novel programme will be rendered. Every body is cordially Invited to attend. J, J. Dubrullle, of Albany, one of the members' of the Lebanon Electric Light Co., wa In town this week looking at rwldenos with view of moving to our city. Services In the Methodist ohuroh Sunday, Feb. 12. Bunday-scbool at 10 a. in. Preaching at H .a, m, Jun ior League at i p. m. Epworth League at 6 30 p. m, A cordial Invi tation la extended to all to attend. Pastub. The Governor ha vetoed the World's Fair bill, and could not resist the Inclination to bring in his favorite word "boodler." The Governor Is the loudest calamity howler on the ooast. His usefulness as a democrat is gone. The populists will have to walk mighty straight if they wish to retain the Gov ernor's good will. Mr. C. F. Davis, editor of the Boom field, Iowa, Farmer, says: "I cau reo ommend Chamberlain' Cough Reme dy to all sufferers with cold and croup. I have used It lu my family for the past two years and have found It the best I ever used for the purposes for which It is intended." 50 cent bot tle, for sale by M. A. Miller. Arohie Blackburn, of Albany, wbo has been the druggist in Blackman 4 Hodges' drug store for the past two years, baa purchased a one-half Inter est in Dr. I. W. Starr's drug store, and will hereafter have charge of the same, while the Dr. will devote hi) entire time and atteution to the practice of medicine Brownsville Times. BUY YOUR Hardware, Stovk and Ranqb FROM . MAITHEW8 WASHBURN, Albany, Ore. The bell telephone patent expires In a few weeks, and then the prices on telephones will drop. No other tele phones ould be used as long as this patent held good, but, time Is gone a great variety of phones will doubtless be placed u the mark et. A company ha been organised in Chicago with (8,000,000 capital to engage in the telephone business. The Oregon City murderer, Wm. Heudersou, did not hang on Jau. 24, as wa decreed by the -court. The jury found him guilty of murder In the first degree and the judge senten ced him to be hanged on Jau. 24, 1808, lut the lawyers have secured an ex tension of time and wilt try to get a new Iriil and U I probable that Hie mini will not be tianged at all. Call at Rlbelin's gallery and look at his work and get hi prices on pictures. Crayons a specialty. . Bend 25 cents to-day for one year'a subscription to Our Youth, Address, Clemens Pub. Co., San Francisco, Cal. Governor Pennoyt yesterday grant ed a pardon to John F. Elliott, who wi.s sentenced from Douglas county to the state prison to serve a term of two year for the crime of forgery. The pardon was granted upon recommen dation of the trial judge. Elliott had served one year ofrhls term. There will be services in the First Presbyterian church every Sunday, morning and evening. : The evening. sermon Is especially intended for the' young people. Young People's prayer meeting at 7 ft. K. on Sundays. Air are cordially invited to come and wnr ship with U8 Please make yourself known to the Pastor. Edward Eocleston. Rev. Plowman passed through here a few days ago en hie way boms . He has been down In Kings Valley, Ben- j ton County, helping Rev. Yost, form erly of Sweet Home, hold a revival meeting. Be says the meeting was a grand success. We are informed that I he and fssvt Basbor are holding a re vival meeting at Sodavllle at present The Exiukss has always used Its best endeavor to advance the Inter est of Lebanon. It frequently urged the erection mt electric light. .' AH are well pleased with the result of that enterprise. It has also urged the erec tion of water works. It now would urge upon the oounoil the propriety of encouraging the speedy procurement of this much needed Improvement. The reasons in favor of water works are, If possible, greater thus for elec tric light. Let not the itff loss the present opportunity to obtain good water. We must have it Thursday's Oregonian has the fol lowing to say of M. A. Miller: "Bep reseatatlve Miller put another of his general measures through the house this inoring. It simplifies pleading in justice courts and is designed in the interest of justice, and for the. .protec tion of poor men, unjustly or tkrojgb misunderstanding, sued. The plain tiff may file hi account and die de fendant hi cross-bill or counter-olalm without the elaborate procedure which now require each fo employ an at torney. There i no variation from existing statutes in regard to payment .of fees.. .... ..... ij Jtj.-. Mr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City, Kan, wishes to give our readers the benefit of his experience with colds. He says: "I contracted eoid early last spring that settled on ray I img, and bad hardly recovered from it when I caught another that hung on all anmmer and left m with a hacking cough which I thought I never would get rid of. I bad used Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy some fourteeu years ago with iruch suocess and ooncluded to try it again. When I had got through with one bottle my wiugh had entirely left me, and I have not sulfered with a cough or cold since. I have recommended It to others, and all speak well of It." 60 cent brittle f r sale by M. A. Miller. ' ; For a month or more the polios of ficers ha e been reoelvlug complaints fmm parents about an old man who has been in the habit of eutldng their little daughters away to some secluded spot, where he would take liberties with the persons of the young aud In nocent little oues. Marshal M Into and dipt. Dllley "spotted" their uian and yesterday caught him at his fiendish work under the sawmill with a little girl. The criminal Is an old gray haired man, Win. Abbott by nni, who is above 60 years of age. The old sinner cried when arrested. .'He is insane, no doubt, and will have an vxauiluation before recorder Edes, charged wth: having committed an outrage against public deoenoy end Injurious to public morals. Salem. Statesman. , Mrs. May C. Jones, the sveugeltst aud daughter, eommenoed meetings 4t the Baptist church last Thursday even ing and are having a crowded house ' every night aud have aroused eonald- erable Interest. ' Tbey will give en of their stereoptioon entertainment next Monday, Feb. 18, at the Baptist ohuioh.The Brownsville Times ha the following to say about ber enter tainments at that place. Her stere optioon lecture Monday eveulng was a grand success, being new, novel aud" Instructive to old and young. The opera house was well filled and she proved herself well posted ou the subject she handled, which was a trip from Portland toJerueatem andth rough the Holy Land, Those who have had tlie I'li'Mini'e of listening to her will not anon l';ut the iuiprcsaivuuess of her speech aud way. 1885 The Oldest House 1893 In Lebanon Prizes for Popular People, To the most Popular Married man, most Popular Married Lady, Most Popular Young Man, most Popular Young Lady, in Lebanon and vicinity, I will give th fallowing useful Prizes: Married Man Married Lady Young Man Young Lady - 1 Sack Flour. 1 Pair $4 Shoes lPr. W.L. Douglas I $3 00 Shoes - I Pair$4 Shoes A person is entitled to one vnt for pw.ru sn nont nnK. chase made until Saturday evening, March 18th, when the votes will be counted by the following Committee: Messrs. U T14 . IS, 1 U'll 1 r "ITT -w-r t. .. . v. i. iwueiuu, r. ju. muter ana ur, vv. a. uootn. The persons, receiving the largest number of votes shall receive the prizes; and their name will be published in the Ex press with the number of votes given. AIko the parties with the next largest number of votes. , The names of the four leadine candidates will be nnhlishl the number of votes each. " C. C. HACKLEMAN. W ts Tk. r.it.ato.. The editor of the Blsson (Cal.) paper want the postofflc and want it bad. Just listen to him. "Borne surprise ha been evinced that I should aspire tor the postoSoe. It is not selfishness that prompt m to seek the position but an earnest de sire to give the people the best postal service possible. It Is reported that my opponent inteuds giving to each purchaser of 35 cents worth of stamps a nickel-plated parlor stove if he should receive the appointment. If I receive the appointment I shall priut all my own stamp aud sell them to customers at ten cents a hundred, re gardless of denomination. I shall em ploy the best looking male and female assistance obtainable. Their duties will be to write missives to people who constantly expect letters and never re oelve any, and to serve patrons with free oysters and Ice cream at noon and evenings. Havana cigars will be found at the stamp window. The of fice will be open every day except during the fishing season, when mail will be delivered promptly eaoh week. I shall ignore the four pound limit and accept for mailing, trunks va lises and all kinds of machinery that will go into the mailing cat. The rates of postage on the above, which oemea under the hesd of second class matter, will be one oent on the ounos. f. o. b. Honey orders Issued most be Gld for every sixty days unless pec arrangement are made, Livestock and children may be mailed at pound rates that is male live (took and children. Cau any man do more? L1BANON PRODUCE MARKET. Claused Xveir Week.) 'Whet-69c. 0t-85e. '. Hay tl2pertnn. ; Flour 1 00 per sack. ' Chop 11 2S per cwt. Bran 80s per cwt. Mlddllngs-tlOOperewt. PoUtoes-oOc Apple Dried, To per lb. Plums Dried, 6c Onions 2c - Beef-rDreesed, t4o, , Veal-45c . Pork Dressed, 6e. Lard-18J16. Haui-121(il5cierlb. ' Shoulders 10c Bides-12J16o per lb. Geese 18 per dos. Ducks 16 00 per dos, Chickens-3 004 00. Turkeys 10c per lb. r"'gs 80c erdos. Butter Lie p-r lb. ri ides Green, 2So; dry, Sc. Walter Lyons, proprietor of the 8tay ton Times, which was burned out a few weeks ago, nas purchased a new plant, and will soon have the Times on its rounds again. We hope Brother Ly nns will have better luck hereafter. V. ,' - Barglanr . . On Saturday night the store of IV L. Wallace A Co., now in the care of Sheriff Jackson, wrs discovered te have been entered, Night-Engineer, 0. O. Lee, In past ing the place found the door on trial to be rast and all right. On returning half an hour later found the door un locked and ajar. He blew his whlstlei and getting help to watch the plaoji went to the jail for Sheriff Jackson, aud they returned and searched the store but made uo discoveries except one overcoat on the floor. The nex day, however, a closer search showed that nine pulr nt the highest priced) shoes had bun abstracted. In the rear of the store near, the back 'door one of the shoes waa found, but the back door was fastened on the inside regularly and t'uht, and what the fee tlve thief wanted to dose It up aftes he Ii.mI once opened it, and return through the store and pass out the trout door, ts hard to understand. Ev Ideiitly he had made just such a move for one of the nine paly of shoes he took was lying just outside of the back door. But on conclusion can he arrived at and that is, the burglars are not Strang, era to the olty, but evidently lived close enough to take ii all the sur roundings and are thoroughly welt pasted. This burglary, ss well as snv- era) ether small lines, demonstrate" that fact. It wa no. stranger from abroad that took In Mr. Conrad Mey er's house Si-v.jral day ago, and the later one on Saturday evinced that hey were w rll Informed at to the dr. uuwUiut. and conditions att'imllii this store.t-Albany Herald. Agent wanted lu every sehool Aw Our fauth, only ii emits jwr yer. Clemen f ub. Co., Box 23M, Hn Franclsoo, Cal. ; Have Your Job Printing Done at the Express Office. GOOD WORS at LOW PRICES.