The Lebanon express., October 15, 1896, Image 3

Lebanon Express.
THURSDAY, OCT. 15, ISfW.
Tarn O'Shanters.
106 different kinds for mime and
ohtldrea. Over ninety kinds t the
two popular prices, 60a. and 76,
Jet Trimmings.
Paasamenterle, ornaments nd draw
fronts now oo wile.
Ribbon.
A drive. No. 9 to 22, all silk, lOo.
No. 40, 26o. Fancy ribbon) too, plaid
and stripes.
S. E. Younj'g,
ALBANY, OR.
6pr00ionf.
Mm. R. C. Miller la still very ill.
Justice Lovelee la vlalting relatlvea
In Sulew this week.
A. L. Mouser aud family have
moved over near Solo,
Groceries quality eioelleut prioea
low at Baob A Bubl'i.
We are glad to report that Rev.
The. Clark la convalescing.
New subscriptions for the Weekly
Oregon Ian taken at tlila office,
A large crowd will go from this oity
to Albany to bear Ben Tillman.
Boyd will make your photos and
take Lis pay In 63 cent silver dollars.
Tbe finest line of dress patterns in
tbe city la to be found at tbe Racket
store.
Mlaa Grace Umphrey vial ted rela
tives near Albany a few days tbla
week.
Messrs. Joel Mayar aud Vaue Blodg
ett returned Tuesday evening from
. Baleni.
Highest market price paid at the
Lebauon Art Gallery, for all kinds of
produoe.
Born, to the wife of V. E. Handle,
on Oct. 14, a girl, Mother and baby
doing well,
Mrs. Hiudman and daughter. Miss
Ella Stroud, returned home from Ba
leui Tuesday. '
Tickets for the DeMoea Family con
cert for aale at Dr. Hope's. 16 ote, 26
obi. and 85 cts.
Mrs. Abigail Boott Duuiway spent a
night In Lebanon this week, the guest
of Mm. J no. Reed.
Boyd now has pieeeselon of the Leb
anon art gallery and he wants to
make your photos.
Mrs. 8. A. Handle anil children re
turned luat week from a visit with ber
daughter, in Salem.
Any one desiring rubber stamps or
eteuoils of any kind can get tliem at
the B. P Co.'a depot.
Geo. Elkins and Miss Edith Wei
lace returned Tuesday from a visit to
the State fair at Salem.
Hnn.M. A. Miller left Tuesday for
Portland, to meet Beualor Ben Till
man, cf South Carolina.
itev. u. iiarmon win (in. av
the Tennessee school bouse next Hun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tbe Washburn Mai doliu Club will
give a musical entertainment iu tbe
Acad my ohapel ou Oct. 16.
Careful consumers sa : "One bar of
Hoe Cake Is worth two of common
soap." It only costs 6 cents.
Miss Annie Morgan conimeuoerf
teaching as an assistant teacher In the
Waterloo school lust Monday.
Messrs. (J. E. Pugb, Jack Hickman
and J. L. Peterson left last Friday for
a deer bunt lu tbe mountains.
N. W. Smith, the druggist, has Just
received from the East a large line of
stationary and school supplies
Rev. Harmon preached a very able
sermon lu I he M E. church lust Sun
day evening to u crowdei bouse.
Miss Ldna Price, of Salem, was
visiting tier cousins, Mrs. ten. Bjbl
and Mrs. Fred Hiekok, Ibis week.
Marriage license has been isiued to
Churles E Wells and Bertha M. Link,
William Farrier and Eva Wallace.
Are you looking for ai engagement
or wedd'ug ring? French the Jeweler,
Albany, has some handome ones.
Mr. Joe. Kelso and wife returned to
their mountain home .yesterday morn
ing, after a short stay in Lebanon-
Parties who were to furnish us wood
on subscription, will please bring the
same In at their earliest uouvenince.
Miss Jessie Carllou is teaching school
in the Sheridan district. She opened
scheol two weeks ago with 22 pupils.
Mr. M. Guy, wife and sons, of
Dallas, were in the city the Hist of the
week, visiting VV. J. Guy and family,
The long wnut Roy I Worcheater
Cor.elsis Hie one to imv, flout., 76uts.
uml $1. Sold by Read, Peacock 4 Co.
Mrs. J. Wither and youngest son
will leave this week lor .Sao Ffanolsco,
where lliey expect to spi nd the winter.
Kev. R liiimoi', of Huh in, will preach
hi I he Presbyterian church In this city
next Sabbath, botli uior dug aud eyeu-
Have Boyd make your photo. If
you haven't the money, bring him
wood, potatoes, or any kind of pro
duoe.
The best dressed men in Linn county
are those who buy tbeir clothing
from Bach A Buhl. U.wd suits for
low prices.
Mr. James Matchett will move to
Idaho after the election and will locate
somewhere In that country, for some
time at least.
Mrs. Boulton and daughter, Miss
Rose 8urr, of Woodland, Calif., have
been visiting at the home of P. M.
Smith and family.
Preaching at the Bfiptlst church
next Sunday evening at 7:80. Young
people's reeling at 6:80. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
This valley was treated to a fine ralu
last Saturday afternoon and night.
It was fine to lay tbe dut-t, but hardly
enough to start tbe plows.
Mr, Otis Keebler returned home
from Oakland Monday, where he bod
been to taki a load for J. V. Keebler.
He reports It a pleasant trip.
Miss Fannie Griggs spent last Satur
day and Sunday with her brother, J.
L. Griggs, and wife, on their farm,
seven miles east of this city.
Pugb & Muocy bave Just opened up
the nicest line of ladies and gents
Mackintoshes ever brought to Lebanon
and the prices will suit you.
Mrs. B. Carlton and Miss Olive
Carllou returned home from Eu
gene and Coburg, where tbey have
been visiting relatives aud friends.
Ladles', Miss Dumond calls your at
tention to the new fall millinery. A
handsomer line has never been brought
to Lebanon, aud as usual at the lowest
prices,
Prof. W. W. AUIngham spent last
Saturday and Sunday with bis parents
near Coburg, golog Friday after school
on his bicycle and returning Sunday
afternoon.
Billy Taylor, a hoho printer, claim
ing bis borne in California, struck
Lebanon last Tuesday 1 le win broke,
as usual; and the printers put up for
him over night.
Farmers who store tbeir wheat at
the Lebanon mill Uila year will re
ceive Albany prices for same when
tbey wish to sell. See ad. of tbe
Champion Mill.
Remember that the D Moss Family
Quartette, "Lyric Bards of America,"
will give one of their musical enter
ta'nmenla In tbls city a week from
Friday, Oct. 28.
Dr. J. A. Lamberson was called
above Foster Tuesday to see J. A,
Nichols, who was moved up there last
week and took a relapse from the trip,
and Is again very ill.
Tbe wheat market continues healthy
and today tbe price lu Lebanon is 57
cents. Tbe short crop In other coun
tries seems to be such at to insure a
continued firmness,
Mr. Asa Baker and wife returned
Monday from their brld il trip and at
present are living with Mr. Baker's
parents, but Intend to oommeuce
housekeeping In the near future.
Mr. Andy Nichols, who lives above
Foster, three years ago c.iught a fawn,
and from the increase of that fawn
now has five bead, all gentle and
kind, and will lick salt or sugar out of
anyone's hand.
Two Catholic Sisters, accompanied
by a large delegation of Albany chit
dren, came out to this city last Satur
day and went down on the river to
have a picnic, but their pleasure was
broken up by the ralu.
Dr. Lamberson Is vice president of
the Lebanon McKlnley club, and a
campaign speaker of ability, If Mo
Kiuley Is elected tbe doctor will likely
be rewarded for his energetic support
or the republican candidate.
Popular concert at Itand hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 16, at 8 p. m., by
the Wash hum Mandolin and Guitar
Club, under the auspice.) of Santiani
aondeiuy. Come and assist your home
educational institution. See posters.
Quite large delegation of republi
cans from this city went to Albany
yesterday to hear Hon. Ben Butter-
worth, of Ohio, and Judge Caplee, of
Portland, speak. There were 26 ex
cursion tickets sold, besides many
went by private conveyance.
The now world noted DeMosa faml
ly, will give one of their famous
musical entertainments (a tub cty a(
the Opera house pp (he jjlird of October.
They have just returned from a very
successful trip In Europe. This
promises a rare treat for Lebanon
people.
Photographer H. J. Boyd snd wife
returued to Lebanon lot Thursday,
and again have charge of their photo
graph gallery here. Their many
friepd.8 are g ad, to welcome thtrp batik.
Mr. Tinkle aud wife are l ow Iq Alba
ny, hut expect logo to tlther Califor
nia or Texas soon,
Mr, Wood, of Albany, a free sliver
speaker, addressed the citizens of
Lebanon on 'last Siitu day evening.
Hons. John Burnett -uid Geo. E.
Chamberlain were to havu Uwn here
but could not, onaccourt ofckneg.
There was a air sized c'owd present
"fail ?4fftUle)al4
Last Thursday .evening, at an ad
journed meeting of the city council
Messrs. Parker A Mathews took out a
liquor license for another year, pay
ing $700 for the same. The first ol the
week they moved their saloon across
the street Into Mr. Guy's building on
the corner, where they ure comfort.
ably situated.
Tbe Champion flouring null at this
place is running almost night and day
to fill orders, so great is the demand
for their flour. Tbls mill Is turning
out better flour than ever. Mr, Al-
drlch, tbe proprietor, refused to go
Into tbe millers' combine, and still
gives 40 pounds of flour for a bushel of
wheat, and he also pays the highest
market price for wheat, giving Albany
prices all the time.
Morgan Wassom bas been pardoned
by Governor Lord, His time would
bave expired In the spring, by a par
don from ex-Governor Pennoyer,
which shortened his sentence to that
time. The weakening of tbe body and
mind of Wassom Induced the governor
to release him at once with a full
pardon. Wassom's family aud friends
were naturally delighted at his return.
We hope that nursing and care will
soon restore his mind and body, and
that be may have yet a long life before
him.
Kincald, our worthy secretary of
state, has shown himself to be an hon
est, courageous official, one who would
not think of doing a dirty trick, es
pecially when commanded to do so by
bis party's bosses. An attempt was
mode to keep the Bryan union electors
off the official ballot, on technical
grouuds; Mr. Kincald over-ruled even
the opinion of tbe attorney-general,
who is a rancorous partisan, and oertl-'
fled tbat names of all tbe candidates
for presidential electors in the field
should have the place which they are
entitled to. If the McKinleyites are
sure of the vote of Oregon as they
claim to be, why should they resort to
such trickery? Eugene Guard.
Two weeks ago one of John Dob
kin's children took sick with dip
therla but It bas entirely recovered
and is now out again. It is thought
tbe child caught it from a favorite dog
that the boy was with a great
deal. Dr. Booth, who was attending
the child, says be did not examine tbe
dog, but ordered it killed, and from
what tbe family said of It tbe doctor is
satisfied tbe dog had the genuine dip
theria. Dr. Lamberson says he dis
sected a cat a few years ago tbat had
genuine dlptherla and bad given it to
a large family, and the disease went
all through the family- All physicians
agree that diptheria can be carried by
dogs and cats, and our citizens should
be careful, aud if tbeir dogs or cats
show signs of being sick, kill tbem at
once.
TUlman and Pennoyer.
Senator Ben Tillman, of South
Carolina, snd ex-Governor Pennoyer,
of Portland, will both speak in Albany
next Saturday afleruon, speaking to
commence at o'clock.
Curiosity to see and hear Senator
Tillman, will alone take a large crowd
to Albany. The Bryan forces of this
city are making arrangements to go
down in a body by private convey
ance. Tbe arrangements now, is to
leave here at 8 o'clock, and drive down
to E. Keebler's, where they are to
meet a large delegation from across the
river and all go lu to Albany In a
body, The arrangements are for the
country brethren to furnish tie con
veyances as far as convenient, and to
take all tbat want to go down free.
There will probably be reduced rates
on the train to all who want to go that
way, Hop, H. L. Bur k ley and other
prominent speakers will be present.
Albany people say they propose to
make this one of the biggest rally
days ever held In the state of Oregon.
Suhserilie for the Exprms.
Good clothing at a low price at
Bach & Buhl's.
Mr Ed O'Neil left Tuesday for Port
land on a business trip..
W B Ponaca shipped nine car loads
of wheat to Turner, this week.
R Leonard left yesterday morning
for New Port on a few days outing.
W. J. Royoe returned yesterday
from a visit to Salem and Portland.
Mr Price, ot Alameda, Cal., 1b in the
city visiting the family of J S Hughes,
Mrs ?ahn ho been clerking in A E
pavs' store during the Illness of Mrs
Davis,
G. M. Westfall came over Tuesday
from hi farm, for a few days' stay in
the city.
W E Chandler is busy putting in a
beater lu tbe new residence pf $ W
Aldrlch.
M. yolk, assistant resident engineer
of the S. p. Co., was In Lebanon, one
day this week,
Mr. A. Gottsche Is helping in Fugh
& Munoy's store lu the absence of Mr.
Pugb iu the mountains.
Z. T. Bryant and Isaac Saltmarsh
returned Sunday from the coast. Tbey
brought home a fine lot of fist),
Mrs. J. C, P.rum, who has been vis-,
iting her parents, C. Q. Gentry and
wife, left the first of the week for her
Disturbance the Depot,
Tbe disturbance at the depot, the
night of the McKlnley parade, was
disgraceful. There seems to have
beeu some bad feeling between several
Albany and Lebanon boys. . Some
bad whisky was drank by both sides.
This fact, with the bad feeling and the
lunate cussednessof some of these kids,
started a free fight. We are sorry to
have to say, that the fault seems to be
with the Lebanon boys. Rooks and
sticks were thrown at the receding
train and a few persons received pain
ful bruises. There are several boys In
this town, sons of respectable parents,
who thould be sent to the reform
school. They are a disgrace to the
town and a continual menace to tie
peace. The marshal will deserve the
thanks of the community If he will
break up this little gang of hoodlums.
For the good name of the city, we are
glad to know that this disturbance
had nothing to do with politics, and
was participated in mainly, if not en
tirely, by torch-bearers iu he Mc
Klnley parade.
There was some unnecessary noise
at the Academy grounds where the
speaking was had, and we regret that
It occurred. It wasaMcKiuley celebra
tion aud his followers should have
been allowed to make all the uoise. It
Is customary throughout the country
for tbe opposition to answer cheer
with cheer, but we hope that Lebanon
will be an exception to this rule, and
will always treat the other side, which
ever side that may be, with unusual
courtesy.
TENNESSEE HAPPENINGS.
BY CESAR.
Orville Swink was in this vicinity
last week. '
J. Q. Bwiuk has sold his hops for 6
cents per pound.
Walter Davis and Cbas. Swink paid
this vicinity a flying visit lost Sun
day.
Several Tennessee gentlemen were
at the speaking last Saturday evening,
in Lebanon.
Snelli nir school was attended hv &
well behaved and orderlv crowd last
Friday evening. There will again be
spelling scnooi one ween from Friday.
Tbe Tenn. public school has had on
its bands a debt of over $50 for some
time, and lost week tbe entire debt
was paid. It Is strange to sav. but the
district is just now ending a democrat
ic administration.
Mr. Arthur Hartley and Miss Jessie
Slraonds were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony, at the residence
of the bride's parents, on last Satur
day, the 21st birthday of Mr. Bartley.
The happy couple have the best wishes
of a bost of friends of this place. A
piy party was given In their honor
last Monday by Mr. Bartley'e parents.
A careful estimate of the voters of
this place show the following fl"reB.
Bryan 81, McKlnley 16. Vlm T ,,,,'
for vice preset: 8ewall 17, Watson
Sii'oart 16, and Buckuer 1. There
are two doubtful, but in the opinion of
the writer when they some to the
pot's on the 3rd of next mouth their
ballot will be cast for Bryan and
Bewail, and if so, Bryun will receive
33 aud Sewull 19.
Academy Notes.
Miss Lludsey made us a short eall
Monday.
Henry Smith entered the busine
department Tuesday,
Miss Rice reports two new students
in the musical department this week.
Misses Lillle Loveall and Mariraiet
and Bertha Randle entered school
Monday,
Mr. Ebert Munsey was enrolled in
the normal and business classts the
first of the week.
Mr. Irving Grimes aud Miss Hattie
weiupsey, or xiarrisuurg, will soon
11 T. . .
enter the academy.
The Washburn Mandolin and Guitar
Club will give a musical and literary
entertainment at the Band hall on
Oct, 18, 1896, beglulng at 8 p. m. This
entertainment Is for the benefit of the
academy, and will give the people of
Lebanon aud vicinity an opportunity
to hear a flrst-class entertainment,
and also aid a worthy home Institution.
Those lutereatod iu art will be pleas
ed to hear that Mrs. C, G. Harmon
again has charge ot this depa tment.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
of visiilugthe studio the first of the
week, and found the samo well equip
ped with studies. One worthy of
special mention was the "Easter
Dawn." Those who are artistically
inclined will find this a favorable op
portunity to become proflcieut iu this
art.
Special.
Notice. .
You can purchase round (rip tickets
at the Southern l'ttciflo Co's. ticket
office to Portland and return at IB fill:
to East Portland and retu.ru $S 70;
good for 80 days. This aavea vou
sixty ceuts of regular fare,
Save yor Hoe Cake soap wrappers,
they are worth a oeut apiece.
Mm arr On Hand
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Fall and
MESS
Plain and Fancy-The Very Beat Goods,
price considered, found in any
Jackets and Capes up to date
style and fit, cheaper than ever
before. .
Misses' and Children's Jackets.
Mackintoshes and
When we say we want your trade, we mean it.
Read, Peacock & Co
Aftany, .... Lebaim
Lebanon,
Osborne Mowers,
Hay .
Extras for Osborne and Deering
Machines.
Hopkins Bros.
JLlbany,
The Salem Mill.
Thos. B. Kay, of the woolen mills,
went to Portland this morning in the
interest of the mills. Mr. Kay reports
work progressing quite satisfactorily
In tbe mills. Owing to orders for
goods from this popular institution de
manding immediate attention, work
was resumed Booner than was intend
ed. Quite a number of persons are
now employed in lhe mill preparing
the wool for the more advanced pro
cess of manufacture. Mr. Kay thinks
that in the course of three weeks work
will be progressing In all the depart
meuts of the mill. This will be good
news to the many Sulemites who de
pend on worn in the mill for a living
Journal.
Open Meeting,
The ladies' missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church, of Lebanon
will huve an open meeting next Sun
day evening, Uu place of the regular
service at 7:30, at which time the fol
lowing program will be rendered:
1 Song by tbe congregation.
2 Scripture reading.
3 Prayer by pastor,
4 Song.
6 Opeulug remarks by president,
a Autbem by choir.
7 "Little Lights" by 18 girls.
8 Solo by Miss Rice.
0 Beading, "By Whom he Chooses"
by Miss Maud Aldrlch.
10 "Starless Crown," Viola Goan,
11 S minute talk by pastor.
12 Collection.
13 Bong.
When in Waterloo call ou City Drug
Store for headache cure.
Go to A. E, Davis for soda water,
coco cola, and milk shakes.
B. & B. are the initials of Bach &
Buhl but their groceries are A. 1.
All wbo need new shoes look over
(he stock foi sale by Read, Peacock &
Co..
Hoe Cake! 1 1
What is Hoe Cake?
Hoe Cake Soap, best on earth.
When lu Waterloo call on tbe City
Drug Store for Due perfumery, drugs,
j with a fqii Line of
JSP
v-
Winter
GOODS..
market. 1
Headwear. . ,
n,,
Binders and
Rakes.
Oregon.
Miss DuMond
Invitee the Ladies to call at her
Millinery Store
and inspect her
NEW FALL STOCK,
The nicest goods ever brought to
Lebanon, !
IHard Times Prices,
LEBANON, OREGON.
NOTICE FOR PULICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,1
Aug. 22, 1896. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler bas filed notice of bis in
tention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said prool will be made
before the County Clerk of Linn County at
Albany, Ogn., on Oct, 17th, 1896, vi:
Colbert O, Patterson; H. K. 8632 for the
lots 1,2 and 3, Beo. 6, Tp. 12 8., R. 1, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion oi, said land, viz: Ezra Cather, Jason
0, Breed. Oeonre Hmilh rir-i.i,m
all of Lebanon, Or.
Houbbt A. Millbr, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Oregon City, 0r.,(
Aug. 22, 18U6. f
Notice is herby given that the following
named settler han Klnil imt.ioA nf hi'a
ion to make final proof in support of bis
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the County Clerk of Linn County at
Aiuony, ur., on uct. i7tn. raw, via : Jason
D. Breed; H. E. 8762 for thus, u nn u
of Sec. 6, Tp. 12 8., R. 1 E. He names .the
wuuwuig witnesses to prove his continuous
jesidencatinnn and
vis; Jacob Filiwater and J, M. Llndley, of
iucumo, uregon , czra cather, Colbert O.
Patterson, of Lebanon, Ore.
Bobbst A. Miuia, Register,
Wanted. All girls to know that
"Hoe Cake" will not make their
hands red like common snun. Rhva
the wrappers. Tbey are worth a cu