Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, JUNE lit, 1898.
(-Additional locals on first paee.H
Come 111 for nb work.
Eugene wilt eelehrale the Fourth of
July.
Try the now drink, Creum Soda, at
Zahn's.
Dr. Lumbemon Is In Portland on
biniiMiw.
Special baking done to order at Mrs
Muy Zahn's,
M. A. Miller carries a complete line
of pal it U and nils. a
Have you examined thoee new
uninier null" at 61. P. Bach's.
Fresh plea, oaken and bread at
Peebler's grocery store.
II. A. Miller uow has a complete
line of drugs and stationery.
The Portland school district to out
of funds and owes its teachers $17,81X1
Pumps and pipe down to Albany
prices. F.C. Ayekh&Co,
Call aud examine my new stock of
spring olothlng. B. P. Bach.
J. 8. Courtney M. D, Physician,
Burgeon and Accoucheur, Lebanon,
Or.
Mrs. A. VV. Grubb and children It ft
Tuesday for Arizona where she will
live with lier brother.
Mrs. Duokett lias house plants for
sale, and they are very choice. Call
and nee them.
We arc offering great reductions In
team harness. Cull and get prices.
Fbkv & SBTT1.B.
Parties who were to pay their sub
scription In wood will please haul the
same now.
Mr. Palaohe, adjuster of the Hurt
ford Insurance Co,, was In town this
week to see about the Case house which
was bunred.
Mrs A 3 Adams aud daughter In
tends to leave the first of next week
for Southern Oregon where Mr Adams
now is.
Hherlll Jackson, was In our city
ycBterdny.
l)r Foley and Attorney Garland
returned home 'yesterday from San
Franuiscn.
E. P. Weir line traded his farm Just
south of town, to A. McCully, of Jor
dan valley, for a farm and store situ
tated at that plane, Consideration
$7000.
A targe stock of spring clothing tins
Just been received by S. P. Bach.
He has the latest styles aud colors.
Call and get prices.
Mr, Lu Forge left a strawberry at
H, P. Bach's store which measured
tlj inches in circumference. Oregon
against the world on strawberries.
Prof Harry Gay left Tuesday for
Junction City. The Prof, done more
work while here the last time than he
ever did mi any previous visit to this
place.
Married, at the home of the bride's
grand parents, near Hndaville, Linn
county, Oregon, June 1, 181)8, Mr. F.
C. Cruddock and Miss Julia B. Wil
son, botli of Linn county. Rev. J.
H. Brown officiating.
A Washington dispatch says Unit
A. M.Condra, who came from near
Halsey. I.lnn county, whs In Ford's
theatre when this historic building
collapsed, but escaped unhurt. He
was a native of Oregon, and is well
known In this county, Ills' father be
ing an old pioneer.
The assets of Hamilton & Job's bank
are stated to be $215,000 In money and
notes, county securities and real estate.
The nubilities are 1205,000, of which
J171.0IKI are deposits. There is but
little excitement and general oonll
dence Is expressed that the concern
will be able to resume business short-
ly. "
Fifty cents Is a small dnotor bill, -but
that Is all Is will cost you to cure uny
ordinary case of rhoumatlsm If you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try It and
you will be surprised at the prompt re.
lief It affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. SO cent bottles
for sale by M. A. Miller, druggist.
There will be services in the First
Presbyterian church every Sunday,
morning and evening, The evening
soriuon Is especially Intended for the
""young people. Young People's prayer
meeting at 7 P. M. on Holidays. All
are cordially Invited to come iintl wor
ship Willi us. Please make yourself
kuowr to the Pastor. .
Kdwakd licc'Lus'ruN.
The Champinn Mill flour Is the best
In the market. Try in
J. G. Eaton and John West aie
still very 111.
J. F. Hvde and family are In
Brownsville this week attending the
pioneer plonlo.
Mrs. J. F. Stubbletleld has opened a type
writing cilice in Dr. Courtney's building,
where she solicits your patronage.
Prof. S, T. Adams, of Jefferson, was
in J.elianon this week and made the
Exprkss a pleasant call.
Rev, Lamar, 9; Oi- Wallace and Mr.
Hindman aud wife we attending the
Baptist Association now In session in
Benton oounty.
Mrs. W. H. Reed ha a rose bush
that Is less than a year old and has a
rose on it that measures 18 Inches
around, and 7J inches across the top.
This is the first row the bush has ever
borne. Mrs. Reed has by far the
nicest flower yard ii town.
Mr. Mathews, of-Buttevllle and Miss
Josephine Nelvert, of Hulem, were the
guests of Mr. and Mjj. Bach, this
week. M iss Nelvert is a half-sister of
the Buhl boys of this city.
Work ou the water works Is pro
gressing rapidly. Tbe main pipes
have already been laid through tbe
business part of the city and the water
tower Is nearly completed.
The Church of Christ meets in the
Academy lor regular services every
Lord's Day iu the morning at 11
o'clock. Buuday school at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend.
Dr. Courtney returned home Wen-
nesduy from a visit to the World'B
Fair and also from a visit to tils old
home. The Dr. reports the Fair as
being grand. He had a very narrow
esuape in an accident.
Miss Eunice Kirkpatrick left today
for Helma, California, to join her par
eiitn. She goes via way of Sau Fran
cisco by steamer.
I have 10 acres of garden land ad-
Joining Lebanon, part of It lays on the
inside of the incorporation, for sale at
a bargain. Call and get prices and
see the land. W. C. Petkkson.
I am now prepared to furnish sup
plies nf all kluda to bop growers cheap
er than they can be bought In Port
land, quassia wood whale oil soap a
specialty. J. A Lambebson,
Commission Merchant, Lebanon Or.
Mr. J.Wassom has sold the little
orchard just east of his house, former
ly owned )y Joe, to O'Nell Bros.
Consideration $1250. . '
Bend your name and address to
Read Peacock & Co., Albany, Oregon,
and mention tbe Exi'Kkbs, they will
mail you a fashion el.eet free each
month.
R. N. Beaman had the misfortune
to get one of hie legs badly torn up in
tbe machinery at tbe paper mill this
week. Dr. Booth was called aud
dressed tbe wound, aud at present Mr.
Reaman Is getting along nicely.
Dt. Frank Billiard was married to
Miss Htella Fincne at the borne of the
Wile's parents In Seattle, on tbe 7th
of this month. " Frank has many
warm friends at this place with whom
tbe Exi'KKSS Joins in wishing them a
happy voyage through life.
John Btewar't started a large cattle
djlve of 2000 bead, over the mountains
from the McKeuzle last week. Tbe
drivers arc A T Plckard. Ed and Dale
Owens, Bud Ayuian, Alf Walker, Jim
Taylor, Charley Bowman aud three
others from near Lebanon. Guard.
The last Quarterly Conference of
this Conference year will be held In
the Methodist church, Saturday after
noon at 8 o'clock. All of the official
members are expected to be present.
Rev. John Parsons, Presiding Elder,
will preach Sunday morning, June 18,
at 11 o'clock, Everybody is invited to
he present at these services. .
H. Obekq, Pastor.
Mr. O'Leary, who for several years
has been walling for the Government
to give her a pension h;is at last se
cured ?8 per month and $300 arrears
f rot n Uncle Ham, on account of Mr.
O'Leary having fought in the Re
belllion. She Is the women that
owned the now that kicked over the
lump that started the fire that burned
Chicago In 1871, and has been a res
spected resident of Maysonville, Mich,
for many years Chicago Triuune.
Are you Insured? If not, now Is the
time to provide yourself and family
with a bottle of ChauiberlaUi's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an
insurance against any serious results
from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer mont hs. I t is al
most certain to he needed and shnuid
be procured at once. Hu other remedy
nan take its place or do Its work. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sale by M. A,
Miller, druggist.
Go to-Zahn's for milkshakes. i
C. A..Zohn isnow making iMicions flee
ereani. .
E. IX;Csend wife were fn 1au
this week.
G. 'IT, Cot too Is clerking I n Pugh A
Wallaces this week.
M Iss- tva' SmlttTis visitiua; in Aibai ly
tills week,
Kelt,. Dunne & Co's. puro prepan ?d
house paint tor sale by N. W. Smith.
T. II Dodson and family have mov
ed to Oregon City.
Call ooFrey and SetMe and see the
oargaias tbeyjare offering- In team har
ness. ,
T. C. Peebler intend to go to Fish
lake oo a Ashing expedition the first of
next week.
J. C. Bilyeu and' femily are In
Brownsville attending the pioneer
pionle. Pref. Torbet, of Albany, was In our
city yesterday shaking bands, with
old friends. , .
E. L. Power, successor to Thompson
A Overman at Albany, is the place to.
buy harness, whips, robes, etc.
Forsing' or double harness, sad
dies etc., go to E. 1. Power at Thonip
sob & Overman's old stand, Albany,
Oregon.
Mr. Ream and wife of Albany, were
Id Lebanon this week visiting W. H.,
Iteed and family. Mrs. Ream la a
sister of Mr. Reed.
G. W. Wheeler aud wife returned
home Wednesday from Independence,
where they have been on a visit to
their son.
The Bulley concert which was-glven J
at the Academy last Tuesday evening,,
was well attended and pronounced a
a splendid concert by all who were.
present
Vn. B. Donaca and E. E. Hauimaokj
of this plaoe, are In Portland this weelt
attending the Masonic Gran Chapi
ter. Mr. Donaca will have his eyes
treated again while there.
Prof. Michener will leave today for
tSan Fraiic'.sco via YuquJua ou the
teucihers excursion.. After remaining,
there a few days, he will go on to bis
home in Kansas. Prof. Micbener has
made many friends while in out
midst.
The Sodaville Comet Baud will
play the celebrated drama, "Tbe Con
federate Spy", next Saturday, June
17, 1893, in the City Hall, (Hill's new
building) Sodaville, Ore, General
admission 2 5 oents; reserved seats 85
cents; children between 10 to 15 years
of age, 15 oents; children under 10,
free.
Ruft'Hiatt returned home Monday
from Eugene where Be has been to
deliver 300 bead of cattle to Plckard 4
Stewart, which lie had sold to them.
Plckard 4 Stewart has left for Eastern
Oregon with 2200 head of cattle. They
went via the McKeuzle route. This Is
the largest band of cattle ever drove
out of this country at one time. Chas.
Walton, Henry Beard and Jas. Elliott
accompanied them across the mount
ains. Tbe hank of Hamilton, Job & Co.,
at Corvallls closed its doors last Sat
urday morning for the want of cash.
A notice was pasted ou the door say
ing that tbe bank had ample assets
to pay all deposits in full as soon as
Ihey oan be realized upon. There was
no run upn the First National bank
there as reported. The branch of
Hamilton & Job's bank at Yaqulua
also clnsod Us doors.
There will be a basketr meeting at
Waterloo no the 4th Sunday In June
commencing at 11 a. m. Two services
during the day, and a number will
also be baptised. Let all come and
bring your baskets. All are kindly
invited. We are new building the
new church at Waterloo. Please all
ho have subscribed pay to W. E.
Crawford at Waterloo as soon as pos
sllle; be Is building the chuich.
, C. N. Plowman, Pastor.
Earl, 13-year-old sou of Frank Gil
liam of Heppner, wandered into the
hills Saturday afternoon and could
uotbe fouud. That night the resi
dents of Heppner turned out en masse
with lanterns and searched tbe hills
for miles west of town. Towards
moruiiig a child's tracks Were dis
covered about four miles from town
leading towards John Woodward's
ranch. Calling therej the ltttle fel
low was found snugly tucked up In
bed and sleeping soundly. He bad
been found on the road late the previ
ous evening and taken in by the
Woodwards. It seemed hardly ciedl.
bly that so young a child oould hove
wandered so far. The explosion of
two dynamite cartridges was the sig
nal that stopped the search aud
brought Joy to the Gilliam household
ENJAHIN
Have just received a Large and Well-Selected Stock of
Dress Goods, Linens,
Table Linens, Laces,
Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, Underwear,
And other goods, direct from the East an d
Their Prices Are So Low
That they will astonish you. ' .
Be Sure and Call and See Them Before
Buying Elsewhere. .
Cov ntry Produce Taken at Highest Market Price.
Remember the place In the Odd Fellows' Building
NEXT TO THE POST-OFFICE,.
LEBANON, - - - - - OREGON.
Clearly Visible.
The abundance of light in our new store renders the
most delicate shade and the faintest pattern clearly visible ,
which enables one to make , selections of Spring1 Clothing
without the slightest inconvenience.
No Handsomer Olotliing-
was ever opened in this City than that we have received for
this Spring's trade. - , '
Suits in Cheviots, Velours, Tivolis, Bedford Cords, and
Fancy Cassimeres.
Neglige Shirts, Dress Shirts,
Underwear and Neckwear,
-New Stiff Hats and Fedoras, and Footwear
of The Best Makes.
. jgipS'iecial Attention Given to Mail Orders.j3C
The L. E. BLAIN CLOTHING CO.,
flinn block. ALBANY, OREGON.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Reports from Chicago slate tlmt tlie
infanta rulalle, ou ilieimn of l'ullur
Palmer paused through tin? horticultu
ral building Thursday. WIk-ii slif
reached the Oregon piuvilhon she wns
met by the superintendent Juj tiuy
Lewis. The infanta stopped lor some
moments and giized at a lare jiu- ol
Oregon pears. SheJ expressed Mirprife
at specimens weighing five pound
aud suggests this wight Hiwl l e iuu;
nified. This amis the only exiiihil ut
which she tarried.
R0S.
Nat Bowman came over the niomi.
tains Friday from Cn ok county with
a number of pack animals, which he
had wintered Ka.-t of the mountains.
He was the first man to cross thii
year. He icports about ten miles of
ten foot snow still ou the suuiit. The
stock wintered very well in that
i-ouutry he report?, but the sheep in
crease the smallest for five years,.
The wool growers who usually bring -'
Iheir produie to market in tills valley
iie thinks will not I ubie to do so this
year on acci unt of' depth of snow.
Mr. How man watt accompanied by Mr.
Mulkoy,