Lebanon Express.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 18(18.
Summer Specialties.
Hummer Drcts Goods in many varletlen,
particularly Organdy anil Dimity.
Hlruw hatH for mini And b()VN.
Nailers, trimmed or nut trimmed, for
lames anu niiHHes.
Purasols in white and blaok. new styles.
Clinch iiariujols also.
Hhirt waists from too to 2.S0. noweat
styles, and they tit.
Oxfcnln for ladles and mltmPB, large var
iety, wacK, tan, patent luatner, am, cioui
toil, etc. Si to ll.2,i per pair,
Call orsend for Alumni Metropolitan.
Heavy buck lor making harvester draper
onion aim ou-iiicn.
H. E. Young's,
ALBANY, OR,
efiiitToeiottij.
Mat Scott was In the olty last week.
Mr, Garland and family spent Bun
day In Albany.
Dr. Cheadle Is quite sick and Is con
fined to bis bome.
The song of tbe wood suw la now
beard In the olty.
Everybody to at work and there are
no "locale" to publish.
Mrs. Hester Amen, from Sweet Home
was In tbe oily Monday,
Mr. Tinkle, of tlio photo gallery, was
In Albany over Sunday.
i Mr. L. Foley and daughter Wluule
lire visiting in Albany,
W. B. Donacu Is completing a real
donoe on bis farm near Sclo, ,
Soduville to quite a lively little town
with many suulnier visitors.
Miss Ada Miller left today for Forest
Grove on a visit to ber brother.
Our stream are crowded with teams
hauling straw, buy, and lumber.
Mr. F. D. Tinkle returned today
from k week's visit with tier mother at
Alhany.
Mr. and Mrs. Burners, of Alhuny,
have gone to one of the Astoria water
ing places.
Mrs. C, E. McLean to up ut Sodu
ville where she expect to remain
about a month.
The public school kuildlng bas been
neatly painted and presents uu attrac
tive appearance.
Mr. Chandler has made some sub
stantial repairs to the tinning on the
public school building.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Geo. Humph
rey wua in Lebanon Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
But little wbeat is ooming In at tbe
warehouse. Tbe yield has not been
abundant in tills vioiuity,
Hon. M. A. Miller was lu Portland
last week attending meetings of tbe
democratic state committee.
New settlers are dropping In. Several
real estate sales huye lieen made lately
and many more are lining arranged,
It is reported here that Mr. Cbas. M,
Anderson, lately employed on the Ex
press, has been married in California.
The Sweet Home stage, time has
again been changed so that is stays at
Foster over nights as It formerly did.
Mayor Ponnoyer manages to keep
his name before the people. There Is
a good deal of the demagogue In the
ex-governor. ,
B. Hull and wife, E. Hull and fam
ily and Mr. Hull and family of Cruw
fordsvllle, all returned this week from
a trip to Newport,
r .The republicans are muklng a trc
meudous effort to organize In this state.
Their efforts are not being crowned
wltb much success,
Several parties aie contemplating a
trip to Alsea In September to enjoy tbe
flue hunting and salmon fishing of
forded lu that neighborhood. ,
Gunners in certain purls of the
county are killing pheasants. The
authorities ure on the wnteh and some
heavy fines may be expeolod.'
It is reported in town that Mr. James
Mutohett has sold bis flue fnnu to a
California gentleman. We hope Mr.
Matchett will not leave the neighbor
hood. The county olliclnlt are enjoying an
easy time, there seeme to be no work
just now for them to do. This will
"kinder" even up the reduction of
deputy hire.
Mr, J, B. Thompson's horse' rail
away with him while hltehed to a curt
Tuesday, throwing him out and bruis
ing hbu up considerably, but did not
hurt Dim seriously.
Dr. J. L. Hill, of Albany, bus just
received notice that be bus been
honored by having the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy conferred upon
him by a college In Chicago.
MIssAUle Temple returned to her
home, near Plain view, Tuesday from
A visit of six weeks with friends on
the Sound and at Gray's H irbor. Miss
Annie Dumoud will return in about
two weeks.
Strangers to the city view with
wouder the Immense piles of straw
now being Mucked at the paper mill
U Is u pretty ami lut"i'-sllng sight to
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tollman. Idle uiiiohiiiiiu ut uuiiuiuu. in
Ml of straw,
We want some wheat on subscript
tioli.
All goods as represented ut I'ueli &
Muncy's.
Good clothing at a low price st
Buch & Buhl's.
. When In Waterloo call on City Drug
Store for headache cure.
Head, Peacock & Co. is tbe l'lace to
find the new and pretty style belt.
When In Waterloo call on tbe City
Drug Store for fine perfumery, drugs,
etc
Tbe finest line of dress' patterns in
the city is to be found at tbe Itacket
store.
We will take any kind of feed that
is good for ye editor, or bis cow, on
subscription.
For only 26 cents you can get tbe
bahy shoes at Read, l'cucock & Co.'s
dosing out sulc.
You can buy a nice, large arm, bund
curved rocker of the Albany Furniture
Company for 12.05.
Mr. J. C. Booth has bought Mrs,
Ambler's property. Dr. Boolb expects
to move Into It in Hie near future.
Are you looking for an engagement
or wedding ring? French the jeweler,
Albany, bos some handsome ones.
Parties who were to furnish us wood
on subscription, will please bring the
same In at their earliest convenlnoe.
Shaving 10c. and hair cutlfio. ut the
new barbershop In the old bunk build
lug. W. H. Lews, I'rop.,
The long want lloyul Winchester
cortels Is the one to buy, (loots., "Sots,
and 1. Sold by tod, Peacock & Co.
Mr. Curl Held, son of Prof. D. V. 8.
Hold of Eugene, Is In the city visiting
bis grandparents Mr. and Mis. .1. R.
Smith.
Miss Edna Price, of Sulem, fcpent
lost night lu Lebanon visiting friends.
She is on tier way to Waterloo to visit
relatives.
You can get Prices Baking P..wder
for SOu. per pound, every can guaran
teed. Arm & Hammer soda 4 cents a
pound at Pceblers.
Mr. Hardy, of Chilton, Wis-, is in
Lebanon on a visit to his brother, G.
E. Hardy. . They had not seen each
other for over twenty years.
Tinkle, the Artist, bas bought a
gallery In California und will leave
here lu about six weeks. You should
have him make youi plot ure before be
goes.
Mrs. G. W. Warner and daughters
will leave toniarrow for Portland where
Mrs. Warner will tuke cbaige of
boarding hall. They will be greatly
missed In Lebanon.
Miss Crelgbton who bas been visit
ing friends in Lebanon und Sodavllle,
returned to her home lu Salem yester
day. Miss Effle Vanderpool ac
companied ber bome.
Hon. E. R. Sklpworlb and family,
who huve been stopping a few days at
Sodavllle and visiting Mr. Skipworth's
parents of this place, returned to their
home in Eugene today.
Two of Lebanon citizens come near
having a genuine fist fight over "the
poecsalon of a deed on Tuesday, but
better judgment prevailed and no
blows were struck.
Necessity demands that we insist nu
all those Indebted to us on subscrip
tion, or otherwise, to call and settle at
once. We will take w beat, oats or hay
at the highest market pi ices.
County School Hu)ieriutendent Rich
mond Wheeler will hold a teachers
institute In Albany, August 24th to
Sept. 6tb. Prof. Tyree, of Albany, and
Prof. Ackcrman will conduct tbe
exerolsee.
Tbe trial of the (25,0110 damage suit
of Stephen Hurt, the commercial
traveler, who was forcibly ejected
from the Southern Pacific train at Al
bany last winter, Is in progress before
Judge Shuttuck in Portland.
Roy Hulburt was arrested In Albany
lost week, on a wtrrant sworn out by
Silas Coliey, Young Hulburt was
charged will) muklng threats against
IbeOouey boy. Hulburt was bound
over In $200 bonds to keep the peace.
Mr, Wm. Lewis expects to leave
here Saturday or Monday fr Watsou
ville, Cal. on a two months visit at bis
old home and with his old friends.
He expects to stop i ff at Kan Fran
cisco and other California towus for a
ft-w days on his w ay down.
Some of the farmers lu this vicinity
cluliu I but there will be a fuir yield of
whoiit In their looility and lit some
places u go id average crop, but that
outs ure less than a half of a crop and
that most farmers will not raise
ejough outs to feed their stock.
CoinplalnU ure heard constantly of
disturbances going on at Waterloo.
People from that thriving little town
say that the noise of drinking men Is
hard to atnud. Wc hope the good peo
ple of our neighboring tmvn will cor
rect this grent evil, or the oily will
surely suffer.
Mursbal Taylor was after John Scan
land lust week. Tbe young man was be
ginning prepurutlonsfor another spree,
und the marshal wanted to nip It In
the bud while young, but John was
light of foot us well as head, and
evaded the good tmtured officer.
Twu Will set hlUi lawr.
Go to Peeblor's for your groceries.
Only 80 days left to have your
photo at almost half price at Boyd's.
. Going like hot cakes. $3.50, $4 and
$5 photos going for only (11.50 and $2
for a short time at Boyd's.
Bring the children now. Yon can
get a dozen flue cabinet photos for only
h for 80 days at Boyd'.
Any style, bust, full figure or groups,
liest arlsto finish cabinet pholes only
$2, worth f3.50 at Boyd's.
One-half wool dress goods reduced to
10 ols., and bleached, all linen table
cloth for 85 cts. a yard, at tbe Racket
Store.
Money to loan. A limited amount
of money to loan on good farm secur
ity. Call upon or write to S. N.
Steele & Co., Albany, Oregon.
Farmers who store their wheat at
the Lebanon mill this year will re
ceive Albany prices for same when
they wish to sell. See ad, of the
Champion Mill.
Preaching at the Baptist church next
Sunday ut 11 A. H. and 8 P. M. Morn-
lug subject, Temptation; evening sub-,
ject, The Loaded Wagon. A cordial
invitation extended to nil. C. R. La
mar, Pastor.
A, farewell reception was tendered
Mrs. Warner and daughters lust even
ing at tbe M. E. parsonage, by the
members of tbe M. E. church and
friends of the family, before their de
parture to Portland.
Antelope Herald: Mr. and Mrs. C.
G. Patterson, of Lebanon, visited their
sons Sam and George at this place a
a few days last week. Tbey left for
their bome on Monday, accompanied
by Sam, wbo will go only as far as the
lakes, where he will enjoy himself a
few weeks.
Dr. Booth accuses J. B. Tbompwn
of driving faster than the city ordinance
permits on lust Tuesday. However he
was going at such a rate of speed to
avoid a coll initio with a straw wagon
it was necessary to make a very sborl I
turn, und in doing so the cart was upset '
und Mr. Thompson sustained a fracture
of the right leg just above tbe ankle,
so says Dr. Booth.
Sheep-killing dogs are at it again.
A gentleman across the river has loBt
several line sheep and goals in this
manner. The owners of such dogs arc
liable for all damages doue und they
should ke-'p their dogs confined; or
better still, they should kill the dogs.
No man can be expected to sit idly by
and see his sbeep killed by worthless
dogs,' while guns are so cheap.
According to the Statesman, among
the candidates far speaker of the next
house will be Jonathan Bourne, H. L.
Barkley of Marion county; H. L. Ben-
sou, of Josephine; J. N. Brown, of
Morrow and J. M. Booiers, of Linn.
Among the gentlemen raeutloued for
president of the seuate are Joseph
Simon, of Multnomah county; I. L.
Patterson, of Marion ; A. J. Johnson,
of Linn and J. F. Gulbreath, of Yam
hill. In & private letter received this week
troui itev. a. Melvm Williams to a
friend he says thai he is delighted w ith
tbat part of California. He has been
spending the most of his time since be
has been in that state visiting with
his Bister ut Claremout, In Los Angeles
eouut.v, but bas accepted a call as
pastor of the Cumberland church at
Visalia, where he will take charge tbe
first of September. He writes tbat bis
health is greatly improved aim that he
is almost a well man.
While at Newport Mr. Hurdmau
and others took a straw vote of the peo
ple at the seaside there on their choice
for president. They embraced men
from all purls of the state. Out of 120
votes taken 70 were for McKiuley and
41 lor Bryan. Albuny Herald.
Let us see.r The Slletg Indians live
over there. Wonder if the "straw"
judges counted the Iudiaus for Mc
Kiuley as they were counted for
Tongue.
Elsus & Pritz, of Cinciutili, have con
tracted to purchase 6,000 pounds of
hops from J. A. Pooler, who is cultivat
ing the S. M. Adoir farm, and 16,000
pounds of H. S. Belle and Charles and
David Giger, The latter are to come
from the vines now constituting the
yards ou the farm of Mrs Belle near
Salem. The price to be paid in each
Iii8tuuce is 6-1 cent wilh uu udvunce of
4 cents ut picking time. The contracts
were filed at the court house yesterday.
Statesman.
A Boy Falls 250 Feet.
Tjllamook, Or., Aug. 18. Charles
Lamb, the 9-year-old son of O. C
Lamb, of Vancouver, fell from 11 high
cllft at Netarls yesterday, und I he
chnnces of his recovery ure doubtful.
He wns ascending the hill at Maxwell's
short bench when he stumbled und
fell, rolling over jagged rooKs, und
fulling from shell' to shelf, until bis
mangled form finally rested on the
beach at least 250 feet below. A physl
clan was summoned at once, uud It fl
impossible to determine his chances
for recovery at this. time. No bones
were brokeu, strange to say, unless 111;
skull is fractured, but be received in
ternal Injuries and bis face was fear
fully lacerated and bruised, uud bis
skull was laid bare in several places
At lust aooouuts tbe boy was not
tjtpMOWt tint tt tMUut slur.
DIPHTHERIA,
During the last nine irninthf, the!''
people of the city have had sad ex.
perlence with diphtheria. Several
deaths have occured. Our schools have
been forced to close and the entire
public have had causa to regret the
presence of the disease. The winter is
coming on, the schools will soon be
opened and It Is Imperative that every
care be taken to prevent the recurrence
of this plague. To this end, the council
held a special meeting Wednesday
night, to which all ;he physicians of
tliccity were Invited. I)rs. Booth and
Lamberson were present. A leugthy
discussion was had, with the purpose
of securing concert of action of the city
authorities, the ulivslcians and the
people. The doctors present gave iu-i
lerestinguno insiruottvf talks on the
best way to prevent tbe snrcaii of the
disease, and upon the general hejlth
of the city. Realizing the great im
portance of (he duty laid upon It, the
council has decided to adont strict but
just measures of safety. The health
ordinance, is hroart enough to cover all
questions that may rle, if properly
executed. Hereafter, the attending
physicans will personally superintend
me lumigation or all infected places,
and will not advise the raising of any
quarantine until fumigation has been
thoroughly and intelligently done.
They will report to the marshal the
nameeof all persons whom they find
exposed to the disease, when called
to see a patient and during such sick
ness, Tbe marshal will then see that
all Infected persons are properly fumi
gated before allowed to leave the sick
room. To avoid tbe inconvenience of
being thus detained and confined, all
persons are warned not to visit the
premises of persons who have but
recently been taken sick, for fear the
disease may be contngeous, and all per
sons aie warned not- to visit the pre
mises or talk with quarantined per
sons. Visiting thesiek is commendable.
but visiting people affected with con-1
tagion Is highly improper. Kindly I
disposed ladies will bear this in mind 1
and reireruber that while their visits!
may comfort the sink, they are thus
endangering (he health of the city, t
Prosecutions for a'iy violations of these
instructions will enforced. Patients
and attendants will be prosecuted if
they leave their homes or mingle with
otner people wilhout the authority of,
me iimiMiai.
' Published by order of the City
Council.
Newport.
This charming summer resort has
no superior on the coat. It is reached
by Oregon Central and Eisteru It. B.
after a few hours ride through a
beautiful section of the country, and a
half hours ride In the companj 's de
lightful little steamers. It commands
a fine view of Yaquina Bay and the
Pacific ocean. The town has fine
hotels and restaurants, livery stables
and markets. Tbe charges are reasou-
uble. Fish, crabs, clams and oysters!
are abundant. The uir is refreshing,
the climate very comfortable. Campers
have the choice of many convenient
places along tbe beach. Bathing Is
made safe by a long, even and sandy
beach, where meu, women aud chil
dren enjoy iuvlgoratingsultbaths.Evry
body can be suited at Newport, Tbe
rich can find all the luxuries their
weallh can give them, while the poor
nun find equal pleasures lu the simple
and popular mode of camping along
the beach. Foul Weather Light House
isau interesting point to which every
body goes. A few weeks spent at
Newport will give you much pleusure
und renewed strength. There is no
pluce like Newport.
Saw Mill Burned.
Saturday night, says the Eugeue
Guard, the Fields suw mill known as
Crawford & Fuller's old mill 20 miles
northeast of Eugene was destroyed by
me, aud every vestige of the lumber
that wua on the yard, which amounted
to considerable. The mill was recently
relitted aud it is thought the entire lass
will amount to probably $1,000. It ap
pears that incendiaries have set the
mill on Are several times but the
flames were subdued before tbey had
done much damage. Saturday night
the mill was set on lire again and the
property was destroyed. Mr. Field
bas had a man stationed in the mill,
armed with a Winchester rirle, to
watch the property, und notwithstand
ing this precaution the villainous In
cendiary was successful in his develish
design. There was no Insurance what
ever 011 the property.
Overalls with aprons or without, 50c
u pair at the Kaeket Store. Also have
just received a large amount of new
calico. Don't fail to see them,
Rlpans Tabules cure dizziness.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Ftlr,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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BAKING
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WE WANT YOU
ST
To know there can be found no better line of
SPECIAL SALE
of
SHORT WANTS
Silks, Linens, Woolens, Blankets, Prints,
Ginghams and Domestics.
We can not afford to relax our efforts to please the
trade we have already gained, or to make new customers.
See us at youi convenience.
Read, Peacock & Co.
Lebanon, - - - - . Oregon.
D. ANDREWS,
DEALER IN
; DRY GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Shoes and Notions.
. Having again opened up a general merchandise store in Lebanon,
I respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends and former customers
and the public in general.
Terms strictly
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g The In E. Blain Clothing Co. jj
Osborne Mowers, Binders and
Hay Rakes.
Extras for Osborne and Deering
Machines.
Hopkins Bros.
A4iMN)yt f 1 11.1 ;ri$&ffti
Boots & Shoes
Dress Goods
GROCERIES,
cash or produce.
13. Andrews.
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