FRIDAY,
Mi. U .
I Of fHilMTH II' Ad
I JllH. V. N.i
MfAdilltlDunl locals on Unit page"Vk
Mr. Jon. Leonard In quite ill.
Great clearance sale at Read, Pnucoik
& Go.'a.
Oats, hay, bran, ohopa and all Itlnds
of tend, at Peehler's.
C. A. Zalm returned home from-Helo
Inst Haturdiiy.
J. E, Adcox I now agent for the Al
bany Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Funk whs visiting In the city
lust Saturday and Hunday.
Fresh plea, cake and bread at
Peehler's grocery Htore.
Mm. N. W. Hmlth la visiting her
parent, at Bherldau, thla week.
For gent1 furnishing goods and gro
oerlea, go to Pugh & Wallace.
We are glad to report 8. O. Wallace
able to be out on the streets again.
For the choicest groceries at hard
timed prices, go to Pugh & W allace.'
J. 8. Courtney M. D. Physician,
Surgeon and Accoucheur, Lebanon,
Or.
Mra. Warner has rented J. A. Rob
erta' residence property, and bas
moved thereon. ,
All persons knnwng themselves In
debted to M. A. Miller will please onll
and settle at once.
Theiiioiifeotlnner's art, making oream
oandles and other confectionery, la
tuugbt at Zuhn's store.
Isaac lletijutnin returned boaie from
Portland the llrst of the week, but did
not bring his wife with him.
The best quality drugs, and great
care Is used In compounding prescrip
tions, at Smith's drug store.
ltev. Templetou, of Cottage Grove,
passed through Lebanon this week, on
lila way to and from Hodavllle.
If you want to get value received for
your hard-earned money, cull at
Baker's and buy your boots and shoea.
Anyone having tiny second hand
clothes to spare will please leuve them
at the pwtufflee for the Dorcas Society.
Ilucli Is not selling his clothing at
cost, but still you outi g;ot a bettor suit
there for less money than anywhere
else.
C. It. Montague will apeak on the
political Issues of the day, in the Inter
ests of the Populists, at the court house
In Albany, to-night.
These hard times wc want to save all
we can, but of course we have to eut,
still you will save some by getting your
groceries at Bach's.
F. L. Kenton, of Albany, has made
an assignment. His assets are JlKOtt.67;
liabilities, f!W0.71. There are about
thirty-five creditors.
A San Francisco dispatch euys Fore
cast Ofllclal B. 8. Paguo will abaudon
the weather bureau service and take
up the practice of law.
Misses Ada Miller and Maud Al
drloh left last Saturday for Portland,
where they will spend a week or so
visiting relatives and friends.
C.A.Zubn has just received a sup
ply of orange older, from California,
part of which Is from blood oranges,
Try the blood orange older a delicious
drink.
Thoro Is no danger of the goat be
longing to the A. 0. U. W. lodge, at
this place, dying of Inertia, ns the
membership of the order Is steadily in
creasing. Send your name and address to
Bead Peacock & Co., Albany, Oregon,
and mention the ISxi'RKSS, they will
mall you , fashion sheet free each
month.
Surveyor Fisher, with
khart, tailat and Reed, as
eyed but the new pro-
v road on the east sine
ii loo) last Monday.
Couhiy
Messrs.' Ilu
r carries a complete line
lis..
intends leaving soon for
Mew York state.
A great reduction In prices of goods
at Read, Peacm k & Co.'s.
Born, to the wife of Joe Hansard,
Feb. 1, 1HM, a girl.
M. A. Miller now has a complete
hue of drugs and stationery.
Mrs. Henry Kluin is dangerously III,
t her parents' home III tills city.
Every customer at Borum A Kirk's
barber simp gets a clean tawel.
Drugs and chemicals of every de
suriptlon, at Smith's l ew drug store.
Clarence Morgan and Andy Gutcuelll
left Wednesday, for Hood River.
Boyd guarantees the photos be
makes for $1.50 per doz. never to fade.
Please come In and pay up, as I need
my money. S. W. Smith..
Take your cash or produce to Pugh
A Wallace, and get its equivalent hi
groceries.
When you wan t to buy a suit of cloth
lug you will save money by getting
It at Bueh's.
Hiram Buker has Just received a
large Involoe of bnntt and shoes. Call
and examine before buying else wliere.
Lurge congregations listen every
night to very good sermons at the Bap
tist church, Rev. Mr. Waldrop In the
pulpit.
An agent of the Portland Pubilshing
Co. was In Lebanon the first of the
week, soliciting advertisements for a
register for the St. Charles Hotel.
In referring to the proposed flshway
at Oregon City, Fteh Commissioner
M'-Gulre says the upper Willamette
will lie full of salmon before January
1, 18H6.
Rev. Joe Waldrop will speak In Mon
tague's store building, next Tuesday,
Feb. 6, at 1 o'clock p. m.. on the politi
cal Issues of the day as viewed from a
Populist standpoint. .
Mr. Dibble died at his borne in this
oity, Tuesday, of erysipelas, aged 56
yeare. Rev. Lamar conducted the
funeral service In the Baptist churdu.
He was buried in the Masonic ceme
tery. You should remember that the best
place to buy pianos or orgaiiB is at
Will's nnmic store, Albany, Or. He
uoes not take advantage of people's Ig
norance and sell a cheap made piano
at t be price of a good one.
A young man at Grant's Pass was
recently fined $40 for disturbing a re
ligious meeting at the M. E. church.
He Hood outside and swore and used
obscene language. The fine, though
heavy, about suits the offetise.
Mrs. W . E. Chandler came over from
Cnrvallis Wednesday, and will agalu
be In the store of Read, Peacock & Co.,
of this plaoe, for a few months. Mra.
Chandler has many friends here who
are glad to welcome her back.
We understand that Benjamin Bros,
have had a falling out, and that they
will now dissolve partnership and
divide up the stock. Isaac Benjamin's
brother-iu-law oaoie down from Port
land to help bim out of the difficulty.
There are two assessments In the A.
0. U. W. order, for the month of Feb
ruary. Total uumber of members in
Oregon, 6,778; total number in the or
der on the first day of Dec, 824,276;
inorease In the order, for November,
1,186.
Ruft'Hiatt brought us a package of
pert humous, for us to sample, one day
this week. They were sent to Mr. Hi
att by bis cousin, Miss Eoline Hiatt,
of High Point, North Carolina, It re
minded us, as well as Ruff, of old times,
to taste persimmons.
Jos. V. Keebler, of Oakland, Oreg.,
was in our city the first of the week,
on business and visiting relatives. Jim
is still running his Uncle's ranch. He
says they hove had only four inches of
snow so far, which only lay on the
ground a short;tliue. .
' ' i.. J- Have you tiled PurIT W. ..,fbf
..Airquite sick fliV!','"fB' furnishing go4 and 'groceries?
itt not, why not? t-'
Pugh A Wallace will sell you irro
eerles as cheap as any mie n the city.
Ti v them and see. ;
Buker Is yet In the- lead in low prices
nd good goods. Prtees mu-t corre
spond with what farmers have to sell.
There will be services in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church on the
second and fourth Nundavs In eaib.
month, at 11 a. m. awl 730 p. m.
W. V: McUke, Pastor.
The Salvation Army iscn atiiigquite
a religious sensation In Pendleton.
With their pretty female lieutenants
and the clatter andttwng of their horns
and drums they are-, as it were, scaring
lot of sinners right up to the gates of
heaven. Ochooo Bevl w.
We are Informed that another steam
ship will be plaoeoYon service between
this port and Frisco, also that when
ever there will be an aggregate of five
tons or more for this city the steamer
will stop here and discharge the
freight. Yaqulua News.
The worst knocked out man In the
Jacksonville contest was not Choa.
Mitchell, but Governor Mitchell. For
talking through, bis hat, he la a dan
gerous rival of a certain gentleman
who spends about two days out of each,
week at Salem,. Oregon, The West.
Prof. W. 8. May berry has resigned
bis position as principal of the Browns
ville Public school and has moved t
Lebanon. He will occupy bis cottage
In the unrthend of the city. The Ex
fkehs is glad to welcome Prof. May
lierry and bis estimable wife to ur
city.
No wonder the Chinese are sus
picious about the motive of alt this
registration business. The Idea of re
quiring three photos of each Celestial
i enough to suggest the thought that
Uncle Sam intended to start an art
gallery and use them for decorative
purposes.
Mr. H. C. Watson, a well known at
torney of Albany, bas been appointed
referee in the famous case against Sher
iff No'and, of Lane county. He is to
employ a stenographer, take the testi
mony, find the law and facts, and re
port at the next term of court on
March St h.
A gray-haired o'd lady was seen go
ing north on the railroad track this
morning. She carried two bundles,
fastened together with a string and
slung' across her shoulders. This
woman applied for work at the Crook
hotel, ut her habits and conduct were
such that Auntie Anderson told her to
rustle, and she has evidently rustled.
-Salem Journal.
The Albany Daily Telescope "scopes"
no longer. The editor couldn't find
his profits with a telescope. Sunday
Mercury. A good many of our ex
changes, including thJ Albanv Herald
and Democrat, have announced the
Albany Morning Telescope as dead.
The Telescope comes to us regularly,
but as yet has not denied the charge.
0. W. 0. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler
Co., W. Va., appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He
was almost prostrated with a cold
when he procured a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. He says: "It
gave me prompt relief. I find It to be
an invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds." For sale by N. W. Smith,
druggist.
I have just received my spring and
summer samples, and will be glad to
have every one call and examine them
before going elsewhere, for I am pre
pared to make clothes to order cheaper
thon ever before. Genuine Black Clay
Worsted suits, from $25 up; business
s'lits, from $20 up; pants, from $6 up.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Don't forget the address, G. LdVELEE,
Merohant Tailor, Lebanon, Or
The residents of Lebanon and vicin
ity must be pretty hard up At a
meeting held In that city bit week
resolutions were passed endor-uig Pen
noycr's Christmas letter to the proi
dent. If it is reullv. ( 't c
:(
jn he
The Oregoiilmi l !
llsUed the following r
J. M. Marks Is unc
non en the charge of 1
alleged to have stolen
purse containing $20, 5
eral ether articles lr(
his brother. ThesK
covered when the si
seareheri. Murks i
Insanity will lie Ins e
The rasoal reader
this paragraph a si,
list cause. The Or.V
Imeelty toward the;
Its leaders is well I,
gontan isramlllarw
nnt men in the
parties of the state
hnoored and dislin'
In Linn county, am
dhe much of the pi
of his party. Now
not be ignorant t'
oar county-man' j ,
trated the dense k
gre.t Oregoniau
editor has heard nj
populist leader. Tt
able that this great'
malice aforelhouiih
rent news item as ti A '
the eve of a great poll
one of the populist leav
der bonds for house-"
would be bad enough..',
tience ceases to be a V,
adds that insanity wdl ' Viiefence
Oh! shame on you! To yen a p.ipulist
leader a burglar anil a Xiinalie. Hut
revenge will come tit the abused ami
vilified leaders. Before' nianv moons
these despised leader w ill lie in power,
and then the Oregoniun's assessmeat
will be raised lit proportion to Us
oonceit.
John, and not i. M., Marks Is the
party alluded to.
Parker Turuidge, son of Jos. Turn
idtie, of Lacomh, was taken to Albany
yesterday, to he examined before the
County Judge, as to his insanity. The
lad is about I S years of age. He had
been attending some Free Methodist
meetings, and evidently got worked
up over religion. The young fellow is
to be pitied. He 1b the boy who drove
the delivery wagon a short time, for
his brother, here in town.
One day last week Rev. Beattle
showed us a model of an invention on
which he holds a patent. The appa
ratus is for loitering a coffin into the
grave, and Is a very neat structure.
Any one who bos ever witnessed an
accident at a grave, wbile the coffin
was being lowered, by a strap breaking
or some other caUbe, will fully appre
ciate this invention. Rev. Beattle bas
refused an offer of a large sum for sev
en siate rights. He has sent the model
to J. B. Thompson, who is now ut San
Francisco, and will exhibit it for Mr.
Beattie, It is to be hoped that this in
vention will come into use at all buri
als in the United States, as it undoubt
edly will prevent a large number of
exceedingly unpleasant accidents.
John Rolfe met with a serious and
very painful accident at the brewery
last evening. He was varnishing the
inside of a huge beer tank, using a
candle for a light Instead of the usual
lai.lern. Suddenly the inflammable
substance caught fire and he was
caught as within a fiery furnace. The
only mode of escape was a smaif man
hole. The bead brewer and Chris.
Vandran, who were near by, ran to
his assistance and pulled him out as
quickly as possible. He was badly
burned about the face and hands. Dr.
W. H. Davis was called, who dressed
Ihe burns, and partially relieved his
sufferings. While his injuries are very
painful it is thought he will recover
from the effects of the accident. Alba
ny Herald.
A 8cio girl comes into t' ogul,anee
of an Oregonian repor
"Lena Houston, 17 yea
from the Delevan ho
Eud, by Officer IV
day uiid given au
.e tvnnhlr
follows
Uaken
ortb
nil . ,,. - ;,
dearly - ' . - , '
part of tV : v.
are, persoth
some. .( .
Whatever C
Ibanon as a
oi the Gospel l - ,
that witi but one: " - '
an canrti impe.-f : -with
as I r .
with. v: ,;
nable-i y-,''.''; 7V'
called i ,''
ty of s
used as c
into a brife.i ' y 7;y.
unworthy ' -
porrance IhW -
an organize
than convertt ... "
posed of pers f
may boast of tVr
but its census u
yard, and itB 'gc
corpses.
The church of Go
picket fence of anyt
yet it is not true that-,
ence what deiiomitia'i
to." To save people I
sole ghject of every mtv
an d ihe organization T
individual mosterlicir '
important work is
son should connect
where he will feel :,
"Whosoever slit , .
lame is our brotl,1 .. . '
Proselylers sh' . .-i
Mr, Kinder and
after a fox, and aft
succeeded in treeing
brought it down. It .
of the grey species.
Mr. French fs impi
slashing and grubbing, t.
pour of rain is against aul
We are informed that f
and many others who hf
with la grirpe, are now j
The weather is warnij
if we had a little suns
kinds of vegetation
rapidly. Weanticipat
W. H. CumniiugB lei & .
bing to Mr, Breed, and i
acres more to his tillable U,'
Died. '
Perry R. Gatchell diet
day evening, at bis home
of heart trouble, which
on by inflammatory rheur
Perry was 14 years, 9 mv
days of age. He was a $
and was a favorite anion f
llev. J. Waldrop pi
fuf, sermon in the Hap
or. y,
hi Mint" n'