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No single disease has entaiied more suffering OF
fastened he breaking up OF the constitution than
Calarrh. The OF smell, OF taste, OF sight, OF
hesrinG the human voice. the mind,-one or
more. and sometimes al. yield % It's destructive
innnenee The poison IL distributes throughout
the system ATTACKS every vital force, and breaks
up the most robust OF constitutions. Ignored be-
cause bat lille understood, by most physicians.
i'm poteally aGailed by Quacks and chsratans,
those suffering nom Il have little hope 10 DC re-
heysd Of II his side OF the grave. IL is time then
that the popular treatment of this terrible disease
by remedies within the reach OF all passed into
hands At once competent and trustworthy. The
new aud hitherto untried method adopted BY DR..
sanford in the preparation OF his RADICAL CUnE
has won the hearty approval OF thousands ~ Is
instantaneous in afording relief In all head Gods,
sneezing snnEiing and obstucfed breathing. and
rapidly removes the most Oppressive symptoms,
clearing the head sweetening the breath resfor-
ing the senses OF smell. taste and hearing. and
neutralizing the constitutional tendency OF the
disease towards the lungs. liver and kidneys
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, ore box OF Catarrhal
SOLVENT, and IMPROVED INHALER: price 81.
POTTER Drug CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
Are you sad. despondent. gloomy?
4ra Won acre di.fr..aad7

Are you sad, respondent, gloomy?
Are you sore distressed
Listen 70 the welcome bidding
BE AZ rest"
Have you aches and pains numbered,
Poisoning life's Golden Gup7
Think not there's no balm in Gilead, and
Give IL up."
A Golden Remedy awaits you
Golden not alone in name
Reach. Oh. suffering one. and grasp IL,
Health reclaim
There Is but one Golden" Rsmedy-Dr.
Pisrcss Golden Medical Discovery. II
stands alone as the great blood purifier, y
''strsngth-renewer' and "health-restorer, y
Of the age The liver. It regulates. remov-
ing all impurities. The lungs. il strength
ems. cleansing and nourishing them. The
whole system il builds up, supplying thai
shove above all other things most needed
pure. rich blood.
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sugan-cut Loaf Sc grsnulssec 7s7isc:
"a. 695.e. Extra c. oS614c. Yellow
CO $3.50.
Cofee-6rsea Rio. i7olsc: Rio roasted 2Oc:
lava, green. zzDnc. Java. roasted SOC:
Msreaibo. roasted. sz,zs24c: Mexican. roasted.
TeH-Jspan. ane. s5assc; Japan. medium. 2
Gsoc. ordinary. is8zlc. Hyson. sOafec; gun
powder. z8D4c. ooloag. S5S7oc: Congo. 25S
s2c.
Flour-ye IS per c~t; y. 50 per bbl.: patent pro
cezs, SO 85.o0 per cst. $3.50 PEI Dol; ali wheat
nour s.ie per cwt. t.45 Per boL; ouckvheal
t.l3 Per cwL
NM Professionalism, SIS per ton. bran. Sis.
ships. $3.50. micdlings sl9-01
Feed-Corn and oaLs S2Afs2f per ton.
salt-Nichigan. 9te, Eastern, ti.l5
fsn-No. / whitehsh, 500 per half bol.:
tr0ut, E.aoa SOC; cod, salt. 20 &c per ID, clans.
SC per hundred oysters. bulk. scosSSl. Is gallon:
standards. 20c can. seects. &c can: smoked hall
but. lie.
PORK tn bsrrels-Msss pork. Chicago packed
sIs.oo, extra short cut sAoos LOO: standard clear
hack. gs.5e.
Lari-Iierces. si&asc: 30 and 50 ID. tubs, &c: 50
ID. round uns. loo cases. &C; IN tin pals. &C.
Beef ia barrels-Extrs mess, warranted 1olbz,
$500. extra. boneless. SD.50
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FAFIrs
Sore FROM KNEE TO lIElL



s4s~ L~s asSsaisAsa -thira 10 sizs.
s.Fs ks~>as.s
s~aA. sess - isozl e. xEes 1esn y my kakle
kn< axsn 80 esk.ESlF x>2E, 41G tns 1e<A s4s o.
.A-<s = c.s<@ss- >sEas E1zkz <ens pso1essneee Z
insHf2sle + sa1 d.DE.zikked s1oaz o1e Ard tss
fize - - e<l#f AID sss - bef<'ee ep1e@r
s4sn anef rtlns a. k1ds ef ze1eaiss zaa
sI,s111z4z hsodfetss 81 10sl4rsI xcE - hien ] soz
- re q ~e@lsssef, as PeEsasasa = ~ yoer
.e~s Afef tAfss e2ys nkteso seseideEi ehssse
t,r ne cet 81 <af a t1e sna * SO Eolltns -
oI.s.ets.x ecIsa ~ s1sn AS TaT1asd. ana
yesr soi sound The fszs h<S "a % srpsb snd
1oozy and tor a<slty Esa ssEs p&sE nlg sss I -
1eil ~ ever . ~4s. soznd u every - pei. sad
D1< : zlku - 1ls< <a<e . - se<1
= G. AhkEA. D1bo.s. Dodge ep- Ca
Tsrrfbls szn~ris< fren skin DissA.>s
have been . terrible sufferer sor years 1om
disess~s of TIE skfn 1nd blood sod have beea
BseFink hBEas<. Have has Eas bss1 Of phy ysis tsEs
snd spens hundreds Of 10 lxrs. but goa 10 relief
uattl 1ssd the q ficrsA IA. miss ~nleh have
cured ne znd 1eit ny sxf1 ss clear sna my
eiood a. pure a. = ehlld
Olive BEsneb. P o. Miss
rrom las Pounds to Izs Peands-
have taken several bottles Of cErcUEA REsoL-
FEsT With al the results eould wish fos. About
n time at ySaF. shea commencing is use,
weighed it5 pounds and tod a. weigh iI2 pounds
Gao. CAMPBELL. Washington. d. c.
SoTE-Ths CUTEcURA REsoLvsSI i beyond al
cooht the greatest blood purlner ever com
pounded.
cUTicrEA. the great skin Cure. and cUTlcUEA
SOAP. an exquisse skin BesuEiner externally.
and CJTfctkA hEs0LyESE, the new Blood Puft-
Ter intefns sse positive cure tor every iofin
Of Skin aRd BLOOD Disease. from Plmplss 70 sero-
f1ka
sold everywhere Price, CrrIcURA. Soc; Soar,
1sc.. kEsoLYENT. 81 Prepared BY the PofTEE
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, bo.tons Mas
aS-Send for How 20 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, 50 illustrations, aud lo0 testimonials
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June s-Nhsaf-so. I shite sc .zksd. 10. {.
red. eash. SIC ga 1ais. sle asxed. Augslsl
as
C1TI-t6o bid.
oasl-So 81. No xhiis. sse asked
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STANDARD Bros. Jobbing Agt's. Detroit. n

STANDARD Bros. Jobbing Agt's. Detroit. NJ
For sale in Grand Rapids at retail by II. Leon
ards sons Co, Monroes ST; A. kasch. lx2 Canal
JOG Nonroest.: Van Der Veen 4 Whitman. 122
Monroe ST; Cornelias Fox. s. South Division ct;
g. III. DeGraaf, jr-. 22i South Divislon-si.; T. H.
Hart, 2o4 south Division ST.; b. Huston. 4s7
South Divisionst.; w. r. Chapman, AS South
Division st. J. +. Failing & Co. 503 south Divi
slon-st.; Philip Graham. AZ and 4ss south Diyi-
scn ST.. Geo. Tubergen, Sc South Dfvision-st.; A.
d. Young, Wealthy and Jenenon-ayes-; H A.
HydoTn. 80 West Bridge ST.. +. IL Emery. 50 West
Bridge ct; Chas. ID. konke. 40 West Bridge 81
O. n. Watson, l56 West Bridgest Chas. Petersen,
l63 West Bridge-st J. NJ. Peasiey, 666 Wealthy
ave; ]. G. Lehman. 40 West Bridge-st.J G..
Blakeiey h Co, 1856 West fulton-sf: A. G. Wag-
ner is7 East Bridge-st.; o. tmmons, 212 East
Bndge-st Winchester Sons, 2al East Bridee-st:
Thomas Keating. PIG East Bridge-st.; Mrs g. j..
Kruidenier, 327 East Bridge-st.: c. r. Williams.
73 Plsinneld-aye.: y. B. Kroner s Son, s. Plain
field ave; G. ii. Saunders. 80 Piainheld-aye: Il.
, b. Downing. 245 Plainhed ave: n. Van der Mas,
z07 Plsinheld-eye.; J. G Gray. 1873 South Divi-
sion g.: Hannik Vruggink. is6 Elsworth-ave.;
Melis Hardware, IL and 10, Grandvilie-ave.
Brink Bros. & Quinf "a Grandyille ave-: j.
Wierenga. IS Grandville-eve.; John Wormnesi,
81 Grandville-ave.; John S Dykstra, West Leon
ard and Turner-sta; 4. Van Der Neen. West
Leonardst-
Geo. G. Weatherbee & Co. Phelps, Brace & Co.,
VIM. Donnan 4 Co., Moran, Fitzimmons d Co.
Naumann. Dueweke Starke, J. Forkel, Detroit,
Mich. Foster, stevens q Co., Hawkins x Perry,
Bulkiey, Lemon & Hoops. Amos s. Muzzelmau Il
Co, III Leonard's Sons. Jobbing Agents for Mich
igan who buy 25, 50 and 100 gross lots.
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aeu't aoid <oci When Chsries cones
hcnse to rsr Rautv sud cress saxpping ard
enarifrr. uaah,a 10 reiish the nice ai1ner
~, Save coake.i. ssd 'esis ss n there VS.
= tan 81 1is fron n hrs sfenisch. he e
s~,atlet With q sperEie. sna salphur Bit-
sers = &c enlr medicine fast wl1 cure
hiso.
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lans s-~ss4t -c,1ssi s,e4d Casa. 81 1@iy,
fssa~Is-sE ga KS lsss. 49,. A1z''ss.
Ee
os.s-sss.ds. cszA -. July. sl.lsss
A1xsst ~
H1<ks-3 a
kuEk-E4<Ser &es1. l44s54 JzsF, $50
klss1f, sI7lzz
Larl-L8&ef- Casa &A July 5t3ltz,
Algsis1. $50
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DtDV;S Skin and sea- p preserved ana beal
DAD - tined b. CUTIcukA AEDIcArE
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Dy. Brigham has removed his Office TO
The new Kendall Block. Ia Monroe-st-.
where he may be found from ? ill 10 .. m
Ill 5, and 6;4s Til 80 p m Or. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham vii live At the Wsrwick
until the opening Of The Livingston Tele-
Prone offioe ud Warwick SO
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Pebble spectscles Only Sc At Hsrvey's.
Csnai-st.
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Special closing out Sale of solid Silver and
Rogers Plated Ware AZ Hervey's. s 6Csnsl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Field Glasses. Opers. Msgnifying. Sp-
Glasses. and Microscopes at Hsrvey's,
Censl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Pebble spsctacIes only 81 at Hsrvsy's,
CauaisL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

NV DWELLINGS.
Insure your dwellings in the Crane
Rscids Fire Insursrce Co. Cssh Capital
500. .0o000. Julius Housemsn. President
5. F. Aspinwsll. Secretary. Oeice, House
man buiidinG
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09


Cl0sinx "Wednesday, tsne =
ADpls>-k5a0 per osrEeL
batlzF-t41l>c per ..
cnsese-stsEe. lscs Ae- YORK. Zoe, nan cream
13t.altc.
Clover seed sz seekoo. Timosby. s2ss %
g. ~ per Dsshel.
Dried Frslits-Appies. esaporztsd. s9sc per
lse per rolnds peaches. ld8i1c per pooad
EsEs-ttesA. l-.se per d0z.
ffeeh Ae4Gs-D Dressed hogs. EaeU6 = per cWt.
mutton. s71osssuos veal, s-0oSI-o; beef $50
6raia--w wheat-sses1y az ~c per oa. for red.
sc ioF whlte. 0ats. &c. Rye. $500. Corn.
80 .e ca<ieTs LAeSiss per esL
Hsdss-Grssn. slseses part cured. ss<assxc,
cured s3s,.e. calf skins, % l. pounds. ecs
bekin skius. loc each; sneeD pelts. l5c9sl. -
Ssoi being estimated a DC per pound.
honsy-izc per ID. strained. i0e.
Hops-ifffit; per Ia
Hsg- Timothy $500 per ton: cloyeF. sl5.0O.
mixed 500. mar-h. sn.AeotAoo.
Maple sfgar-l2c per 10 for new IA blocks snan
cakes extra, llai2c. syrup. ss,Ssl 90 per gal.
Poultry chickeaz. issiz,9es ducks n8l2cs
posasos--0Ed. soc. ns~. 9M
Suss-s o. 0oas % perteR.
Isllos-5331&c perlo.
Nool-fhe spring crop OF WOOL l. com ing In
Unwashed eool brings q ana II cents per pound.
wood-Biock stove wood. 81. 53lz 5 per corf:
tour loot wood sioo85.00 per cord
coai-sao0: crate. U7s.
Ltme-Grand Rapids. 75c. Ohio. s0c. Petoskey.
noe
salt--75c for saginaw or Manlstee.
keroeene-hich- test lo1< water white. ll1sc-
- - q raar u4tI
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Gold watches. new styles st Hsrvcy's
Ievelry Store. 5 Csnsi-st.
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| DELIHlT
| DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our
10 ssF that the fnvali8s' Hotel
branch establishment located ~
England. have. for many years.
the most largely pafronlzec ard
the world for ihe Treatment ar
arisc from youthful indlscTfionl
We. many years are. cs-HDiisl
treatment II these diseases. uu
fhc most ekiiifni physicians ani
That 81 who apply to lIs mipit p
/ Council of the most experience
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Sold everywhere. Price. CrrIcuRA. SOC: soar,
2ac.. kEsoLYENT. 81 Prepared BY the PorTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mas.
ArSend for How 10 Cure skin Diseases" "a
pages 50 illusEr ati0ns aud 100 testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

believing no condition II huFs0nity H ~
vrtfbe5 A. mort the 6FulfahF Eu1 ~
services ~ the noble profession 20 which =
bolonR. Many no eufer ffon these ferrils
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the home physiciansl has the ben
specialists. Rooms FOR ladies' IN
vate- send ten cents IN Stamps Z
on DISEASES OF Women. iiiustrate.
colored plates n6J pages.
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RRLCHT,S nTsEASE. nTARETES
| KIDNEY
| DISEASES.
/ CAUTION.

made (which can only be ssorfained by
rpic~oscopical examination Of the urine }, I
curafive III one stage or condition arc kno'
in others. We have never. therefore. sfteTn
for general sale through druggists. recon-
diseases. although possessing very superior
wen from an extensive experience that fff
fnl course is to carefully determine the dis
each case by q chemical and microscopic
urine. and then adapt our medicines TO the
ease and condition or our patient
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.

ouaniued. aTi
nacnt Of Disc
sultlng or .
person. ~ Tl,'
ate attention.
which have
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

CUTfcrEA. n great skin Cure and cUTIcrKA
SOAP. an sxquis4e skin BesuEiher, externally.
sBd CUTiCUEA kEs0LyESF, the new Blood Puri-
Ter, iBtern2 ally sse positive cure f0r every form
Of SKIN aRd BLOOD Disease. from Plmplss 70 sero-
fltx
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Coal--Ss00. crate. s7.75.
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c. Ohio. soc: Petoskey
N.ou
salt--5e Tor Saginaw or Manlstee
TER sesf lQLf III
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
| KE OFFER
IKo lPCIOG.

dis csees contract them inDt
on DOING good and alf.viaf
We cslnpf4 imagine. Why
if3an mcsf honorable 70 q
we cannot understand rfl
sfliict tnankiud there D. 5Hc
general practice know - ii
heretofore. 70 iseaf win car
al appiieHnts vsbo are suffer
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
TAII.SIAN.
Wheat looks better than usual
Bruce Mcknight is very sick at pre-
- ,..rsasr.--

Wheat looks better than usual.
Bruce Mcknight is very sick at pres
cnt writing.
Hay harvest is beginning in earnest,
and crops are flattering in the extreme.
Miss Ellen Thompson has Just re-
turned from her sisters. near Salem,
where she has been since March.
Thinking that few lines from here
would be ofinterest to your many read
ers, and find space in your paper, we
jot down a few and send to you for pub
lication.
We judge from the bcaming smile
that bedecks the face of our school
teacher, that the angel of peace has
spoken sweet words of consolation to
his restless spirit.
Our enterprising warehouse men,
Smith & Hammack, arc busily engaged
shipping wheat, and getting their
house in readiness tor the next crop,
which promises to be very large.
4 very painful accident happened to
Jesse Smith. While out driving last
sunday his horse became frightened
at a covered wagon, and tried to run;
he jumped from the buggy and caught
the animal by the bit, to prevent her
from upsetting it, when she ran
over him, leaving him with some bro
ken ribs.
The glorious fourth is passed with
out leaving any marks of its displeas-
ure upon our physical body, and we
hope none on our moral man. We
blew in our dust ut Waterloo, while
there surrounded by all the beauties
of nature and enjoying the company
of our friends. We did not fail TO note
the rapid Improvement that was going
on, especially in the way of driving
horses. Our attention was attracted
mostly to span of beautiful browns,
which came dashing by, drawing a
light carriage, in which were two of Or
egcn's bravest sons with their best
girls, accompanied by n few selected
friends. The movement of these no
BILE steeds was graceful, their forms per-
feet and the one with twenty years ac-
tnaI experience in the harness, certain
! ly has not an equal in this or any other
state. But it seems to be our misfor-
tune not to be the recipient of any such
luxuries. There's our girl-stupid
| thing-she never has that motherly
thoughtfulness to prepare and take
oil Nt-ha T.,
hunt the fourth, and the consequence
! is that while our fortunate chums are
enjoying the most delicate dishes, we
must stand at the hotel door, hungry
enough to gnaw the gate posts, and
wait till there is room. The way OF
I the transgressor must be hard.
WHoISIT.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
4 pnrurs snraIrr MURDERED.
shot Ia the Head by Drsperate Prisoners
Who Maie Their Escape.

News reached here yesterday that
Robert Lockwood, deputy sheriff of
Grant county, was brutally murdered
by two prisoners confluedin the'coun-
~ Jail In that county on Thursday.
The Deputy visited the Jail there on
Thursday night at l0p. M. 10 see that
all was secure for the night While he
was there fire broke out in the town,
and his absence caused his wife no un-
easiness as she presumed that he had
gone to the fire. lie not appearing
later SHE sent men to the Jail who
on entering the jain found him dead,
having heen shot with pistol the ball
entering behind the left ear. The pris-
oners were gone and supposed to have
about two hours the start. The priso-
ners confined IN the Jail were McGinis-
ter, white man charged with horse
stealing, and piute Indian named
Jim, charged with the murder of n
man by the name of Bright, In Harney
Valley, some time ago.
Fifteen hundred dollars reward has,
been offered for their capture. Lock.
wood was an old time resident aud was
well liked.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
only a Little Rn Angry.

c. W. Hunt, the ex-contractor on
the Oregon Pacific railroad, returned
to Portland yesterday say the Oregon
ian Of recent date, from Albany, where
he had made arrangements for ship
ping to Wallulla the stores and pow
der, tools, etc, which have been
brought in from the scene Of his con-
tract on the Oregon Pacific. He says
some of his powder is spoiled, and of
course, all OF his potatoes and onions
and such like stufi'is worthless. When
he looked over the supplies brought in
and thought Of all the money it had
cost and time wasted i'm hauling it cut
into the mountains and back again, he
was just little wrathy. He expressed
his opinion freely in rcgard.to people
who viii lead man into such scrape
by representing that they have money
which they have not.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
spiritual Meeting.

a spiritual meeting was held at the
residence of j. b. Parrish on Sunday,
July S, 1888. The meeting was called
TO order by ]. B. Parrish. On motion
DIR. J. a. Lambcrson was elected tenn
porary chairman, who appointed a
committee Of five to ascertain the cost
Of land for camp ground purposes and
cost of building a hall for holding spir-
itual meetings in from time to time.
The committee consists of James Vim
son, Z. NJ. Hazzen, Wm. Read, John
Read and ". \. Gleason. The COM
mittee are toreport at Waterloo Springs
on July 22nd, 1Sss.
w. II. CUMMINGS,
Secretary.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
TOLD BY CORRESPONDENTS
nRowSsvIInr.

Wm. Keeney, of Walla Walla, Is
visiting family friends IN this locality.
Hon. J X. weatherford, and family
visited Brownsville ON Sunday last.
VIM skifl ana family returned to
their home at Portland on last Mon
day.
Mrs. Charles Bishop, Of McNilnn-
Vile, Is visiting innily relatives at this
place.
Messrs Hnrtley and Dews returned
from the Blue river mines on last Mon
day.
The infant daughter Of j 4. Vernon,
wao L as he, n extremely i'll with bowel
complaint, is rapidly recovering.
J. p. Galbraith, of Albany, visited
his family ut this place on Monday,
and renewed acquaintance with his
many friends.
John Franzcn, wife and daughter,
Miss Retta Rice, and Joseph White re-
turned from the Belknap hot springs on
last Friday.
Claude, The little son of John Senger,
aged five years fell from The limb of n
tree and striking the ground, sustained
fracture of the thigh bone.
There was no formal observance Of
the 4th at this place; many of our citl-
zens visiting Woodburn, Waterloo and
other points where celebrations took
place.
w B. Blanchard, returned from
Portland, on Friday, bringing with
him assays from the Pioneer quartz
claim, showing $50 to the ton; this wns
from groupings.
Calapooia Lodge, No. i3, l. o. O. +.
of this place installed the newly elected
officers on Saturday last ne follows: A.
l.. Kirk, \. c.; NJ. Farley. V. c.. \.
{. Foster, II. :; W. Il. Kirk, Treas.
Many farmers in this section have
commenced hay harvest; owing to the
June rains the grain Is rank and heavy.
the heads being plump aud full, and
the yield wili probably be greatly in
excess of any former year.
On last Saturday evening at the
North Brownsville City Hall, Hon. ].
III. Slater addressed large :and appre-
ciatlve audience on the subject of tariff
reform. The subject under discussion
was most ably handled by the speaker
TO the satisfaction of those in attend
ance, which numbered many ladies.
As yet, the fences and walls have
not been ornamented with the usual
immense and gaudy ciicus posters, but
we do not lack for equine shows which
daily occur on our streets, afIorling
much amusement to the many specta-
tors who greatly enjoy the exhibitions
OF skill in horse breaking and riding,
displayed by our home talent, that for
sticking qualities would put To shame
the most expert rider attached TO the
sawdust arena ofany travelingcNagger
alton under canvass, Almost daily,
there arrives from bunch grass ponies
that have never known halter or sad
die, and when these necessary appen-
dages are brought TO their notice, nc
companied by m expert rider, the
snorting, blcking, rearing, kicking aI q
rolling commences I'm good earnest, af-
fording 20 the rider an opportunity Of
equestrian management that beats any
dollar Wild West circus, even if made
doubly attractive by the "phat" lady,
educated hog, Professor Hamfat the
fire-eater, ard the allurements OF a
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
Trade at Home.
secretary.

When You return from some other
town with a bundle of goods that you
could have purchased just as well from
your home merchants, don't you feel a
little mean? If you don't, the Lord
pity your soul. You are doing what
little you can to ruin every business in
your town, because we all depend on
one another. When you have the
cash to pay for goods, don't go off to
some other town to make your pur-
chase and then expect your home
merchants to ''carry" you for months.
Give those that accommodate you the
benefit of your cash transaction.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
The Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. July Is. Isss.
Special Notice.

On taking charge of this office we
found a number OF names on our mall
ing books who live I'm Eastern Oregon
and In the Eastern States. The sub
scription list of a large number Of these
names show that they are due the
paper for wear or more. Now we
suppose that friends here in Linn
county have ordered this paper to
friends in the East and are unaware Of
the arrearage, we therefore kindly re-
quest our friends and patrons TO ar-
range the matter nj once, or else we
will notify them of their delinquency
and ask settlement of the same,
These items are small to the individ-
uals, but in the aggregate are consider
able TO us
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
rixh, with a Panther.

On last Friday night, six young gen
uemcn who reside near Philomath,
started ON hunt To Marv's Peak
Among them was young man about
fifteen years Of age, by the name of Les
lie Powell Just before arriving at the
camping place on the other side of the
peak, it grew rather dark, and IS the
six hunters were wendiug their way
along the mountain trail, large pam
thcr jumped from tree overhanging
the path, ON TO Young Powell and his
horse, but fortunately his faithful dogs
were at the horses heels and they sim
ultaneously jumped on the panther.
\ merry fight ensued for about half an
hour in which the panther came out
second best. They brought the scalp
to this city yesterday for their bounty
Of $3.50 which will hardly pay for the
boys torn pantaloons and saddle blan-
knf
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
I.rRANoN- Inlu 1ss.

/ wish to announce to all concerned,
that l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by F. II. Moreland,
and will further state that no partner
ship has ever existed between US, ard
all trusting him must look to him for
pay and not me, as / hold receipts for
all service rendered, but haying known
Mr.. MorelanG, for some time ] con
slider him perfectly honest.
NJ. E. HEARS
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

1 am now prepared to convey PARTIES
to all points between Lebanon and
Fish Lake, in nice spring hack. All
parties desiring to avail themselves of
this opportunity call on or adj
dress L. r. BROOKS Lebanon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

Smith, don't see Brown on the
streets lately, they say he is down with
the mumps; is IL true?
Joncs-No! indeed; Browns trouble
is the same old moan you have heard
before: tight shoes and sore feet.
SmIth Why on earth don't he buy
his shoes Of Andrews & Hlckleman
down on Main Street