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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

Obituary.
I)'NEIr.

Capt. William Conary who departed this
life June the 18th. was native Of Deer Isle
and followed the sea as master OF his own
vessels. Some twenty odd Years ago he left
the sea and came TO this place where he pur-
chased the store, mill ant dwelling OF Mr..
Seayey and commenced work with his son, A.
r. Conary After a few years he sold the
goods in the store to his son and gave his time
to the mill and cares about his beautiful place.
lie had enjoyed good health until five years
ago when he had an attack Of heart trouble and
dropsy which caused bis death. His last sick
ness was short, and if he suffered he did not
murmur. Every means was used to prolong
his life. but his time had come. He was an
active man. prompt in meeting all his bills.
Speaking with one of the brothers of his lodge,
his reply was, his word was as good as gold.
His maiden daughter who has lived with him
for long time remains at the home yet to
keep the charge of the place. His son, A. R.
Conary, Is doing quite large trade in his
store and has connected other branches Of bust
ness with his trade. Capt. Conary was Il read
er of the AMERICAN for great many years
and thought he could not do without it. His
request Of the Lord almost at the last was for
grace to be patient. June the 18TH We laid
him to rest beside his devoted wife ut Deer
Isle Services by the writer, Rev. D. b.
Smith.
BIuehill Falls, June q, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04
Short Work of Troublesome Ease.

nue LAY | was taken wjth PARALYSIS II the
R"wyi-. The stomach and other ORGANS In~i
all power ~ action Although opposed N
proprietary medicines. | tried pr paSil
Kennedy, ta,orItc RcmrdN ~ Ronduut.
y f. make long ~tnr, -hurr it saved my
hfr. II J. the best medicine in the world for
difficulties of the kdHrN.. liver and buwrl. -
4 J. Gifinrd. LAMrI Mls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04
Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. june -, 1889.
Mr.. Philip Arouson. Mr. Thomas Burfift.
Mi>, Sadie A. Carter. Mr.. VI. NJ. Richards
Mrs Chas. Sinclair. Julia TnyIor.
Mr.. " iIliam Warts
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY. 7. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

iliam Walter Phelps, one of the
American commissions to the Samoan con
ference, has arrived in Washington He
called upon Secretary Blaine at the lattrr's
hotel June 25th and had a long consult
alton. Mr., Phelps brought the Samoan
treaty with him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04
Facts Worth Remembering.


IA GRANGE. Me. oct. L.. ISIS.
pE. +. :. lit JOHNSON \ Co. Dear Sis
Having had for Years a severe heart trouble
commenced taking Anti Apopcctinc. aud have
received great benefit from il, and think very
highly Of Your medicine Please find 81 p0
for which kindly send me another bottle az
Anti \ poplcctine and ohlisr.
Yours respectfully.
july Mrs II " DINFpRTu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

we aud weary" describe the conh-
ton ~ msny people drhiliatcd by the warm
weather. ht disease or oNrrwOrk IInod'~ SAr.
>aparlIa Is ju~t the medi inc needed % hutd
~ ani strengthen tie body, purify lud quir n
IN the sluggish blood. aud restore the lo>t MI
l.ptItp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04
Marine List.
EllsW orth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday, June =
Sch Arborrer, clark, Boston
sch Agricola, Puttcn, Boston
Sch Grace Belts, Boston
sch seahower Mlliken Bar iiarl'or
Sch VIM II Archer Trundy, Boston
Sch Mary Cushman Bett-, Boston
sch Ella Eunora, Farrell Bar Harb"r
Sch Forest City, Jones, Rnndout
Sch Grape, Harvey, Bar iifrbor
ARRIVED
saturday, June %
sch carcssa, Young, Boston
sen d ; Lawrence, Patterson Boston
Tuesday, July
sch Vestal, Lampson Camden
Sch Express. Wakefield, Hancock
ARRIVED
Sch Adam Bowlby. Bowden, Boston
sch y A Magee, kief, Portland
Sch Emily, Maddox, bingham
Sch Forester. Moseley, Boston
Domestic Ports.
Baltimorc-sld lure p, brig Harry stewart,
Bu .ksville, Car June p, sch Addie Jordan,
Hartman, Boston -
Boston-Ar June %, sch Eugeuie, Godfrey, Mil
bridge -
Isle
Bath-sld June %, sch Lillian Woodruff. Hodg-
kins, New York
Hyannis-Ar June ~. sch A 5 Nurch, Calais for
New York.
New York-Ar June 81, schs Otronto, Lockhart;
Fannie Il Edith, Hart Mt Desert
June %, schs Myronus, Chatto, NJ Desert
Annie Il l. evils, Lewis, Bangor; Edith May,
Kelley, Calais
Rockport. Mass-Ar June 25, sch Fred iol-
den, New York
Portland-Sld J une %, schs Pearl, Torrey, W
Harbor; Florida, Han. Bluehill
Perth Amboy-Sld June 27, sch Silver Heels
Aylward, Portland
Salem-Sld June 81. sch Marcellus, Franklin for
New York
ROreiga P0rsa.
Port Spain, Trinidad-ln port June !, brig
WOODBURY., b; own, for New York
Iloilo-In port May Is, bark Julia, Jordan, To-
United states
Caibarien--SidJ June 10, sch Clford, Cfaptfee
Philadelphia
Sagua-Sid June Is, sch Nantasket, Richardson
Delaware Breakwaer
Matanzas-Sld June 81, bark Belle wooster
! Higgins, for Philadelphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04
r. Hurrah for the Fourth OF Jul, /,

NrF M ! imp SATURDAY..
Tho ,,rs.,i... h.. ,
R.n.,r p,s, ,. -,
,y,r,,s .oiio,
RI. /. : Chil,ntt
pr. W. H. simmons, 9>-G->a-~N66-- 4
l. Miller. i-N-lo-> 5-7-695-s )" -
pier hs- bee l. built on The, north .i,I. n
th, marine railwa, at rhi, port 10 f,rilit,,. The
hauling on Of vessels
The attention Of our reader, l. eaIl.j "a
ihc fact tia; iho old electric I.ht station, fru,.
cry the IA hon>c. on church street. j. offered
for -aIf. Sc advertisement elsewhere
The mef.ury climbed III, into ,l,. rtn.,,...
Sunday. making ,bur.h....,u.. ,o, 81.
,,th.r comfortable uwa>a DIV whi-h m,.i,.
attendant. ,rlon M, ,hur.t,.. ih,ul fulf,r NJ.
'.hadc." 81 ,lt n,.n version, Or nh. .,rtt,tr,,
the, compared If with the tr,n.l,,i,, ~ H..
old version.
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Hsn'"eA. Nini'r HarhoT. Ellsworth aD,i
Nt'!gSicA iast week under ID" au.li-,- - tNc
Woman. Rapti.; Mi>,i"usr, society. wcfr
fa'. g' inicfe'i and N'rt >urrrss'ui.
w. had a pleasant cali a.: week from Mr.
!. Colt who for several wear. ha, t-,,u i
t,, her lu ;lc public schools NJ >atn,r,5.5,.
Ms IL ha- u"' moved back g" b. h"ul'-
stead al south Rlu'tll " hl'll p" BIS. f'''i u,.
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VT ilA''' MAYOR N'n'h' TT "uFri''' 'AP'.
Rei'ai'E ahd >rNrra others. visited Reed
i'n'. lie "'' Sr'At'H pressed VITA " A' h'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

Mr.. Fred Cook. the wellknown actor, i,
| visiting friends In thi, city.
| Judge J.. A. Emery has been made Pro
I f'-Ssor of Medical Jurisprudence by Bowdou
/ College. hi, alma mater
One Of The chief events Of the Fourth OF
lulg celebration in this city win he the con.
test between kennebcc engine Of Brunswick
/ and Union No. . Of this city. This trial Is en-.
tirey separate from the regular trial arranged
by the Fourth OF July committee neither OF
The above companies having entered that con-
test.
The shoe factory started June "a. a tempo
rs-y motor being used. Only few hands are
employed at present. aud not much work can
he done until the arrival OF the large motor,
which is expected daily.
The steamer Florence t. rapidly hearing
completion II Buck>port. The engineers are
putting in tie engine snd painters are 1t work
90 the interior. The Florence is expected 10
b. running this Week aud il to be marvel OF
.peed and beauty.
According 10 the new time table printed
In smother column which took effect last NJ on.
day, trains arrive in this city from Bangor at
Ilj, and 1910 A. NJ. 4G.. $50 and :. u3 I. II. !;
from Bar Harbor 1t 5.5t, Ills, ana II 81 A. VI.
200 and % +. NJ
The steamer Sorrento commenced making
regular trip> between Bar Harbor and Sorren-
TO Monday last
The Maine Ccntrar- new train that Il to
leave Portland M II az , \, ,ftnr Iuix III /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

; o,.a. - Nm. Harry " D-r,fti
+ ia. pra,.b,,.y. Nar.srr, c;aVnor.
N.l..i.,,ry clio NJ ,bilroit
Address b Class and presentation of dip'o-
ma.
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a.'N ""T' proud ii The WAY 10 which iae mem
h5r> 81 the cit,> ac.3uittr! thtm-eit,.
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lows,
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have listened " ilh a'''uiiou sui much ,u-
ierc~i iu al # you and u IS That Day ii.rr hs.
come 20 aa.ir'-~ N"u. Ht- fef mi = w." sang
Ajnd attention "a, iAat hANt gwen. evan II i
d~ not gazette thr -ai'" d'-t't II iitft-i
Ny hf-t autt - Hu ~ z" q. hA4" .'tt-' i."
pleasure " Hith t"uf 'Nh.Hi'IHu Ha- aroused. a
pleasure thai J. iNp-i".d ~ - characters iu1t
IF memory and ltai " tr property ttiat-~
t' ;ht incidents of Ihc HHll' st. bon IS
~aw v"u and beard t"t. ~ f'ii that the i.'-i
49, npt indeed atifi- rui -.Aii >.eri .i.-. RI
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faihfH.'' d"e> i"Hd memory ri IH- lAr Ii-A'
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essays. hFiH - 10 tt-I iulit'i 1925 ii-. NJ lorna.
Hu' eLi attention 49, u''"'l TO- H" 'ui'.. d'-
ere" ht Nrar iusl.t,T- ttHif4 ul.tl.-.h 49,
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,ft''dN ~. H"'- person aHa atu}'.- n aui'
nan, a'i'r' "h'fr uA.Nf' ihtf H+Nr Refused
=" .'-i'a' l''t bounty
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

Whom Baby SICK We gave her Ca.tortA
when she ~as Child she crled fnr astoria
whrn she became Ms. she ching u Ca.tnriA,
whom sn, ri Children. $40 gave them astoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

Iirouic engine ha- received some light
repairs uf lair preparatory To cuterin. the
muster al Ellsworth THE Fourth but l. not
yet III fit-t r,a,- condition. Thr company
arr prarurln- ann expect ID make q good
showing
Mr Martin Moore la, commenced house
Keeping IN nj, ne" house on the Waltham
road
schools III this district closed the FIST
Mr Henry Conlry 1. supplying the pulpit,
OF church a. Upton for the Summer
vacation.
Mr. Joseph BoS,icn has moved from the
Smith house on the mill road to Spruce 81.
Ellsworth.
Mr A. \ Foster Ia moved into tAr
Smith house
Mr 4 + Moore- house ha> undergone
n great change under the agency Of a coat
Of paint and new blinds
Mr. Frank Fyfnald j. buildjn. stable
at hi> residence on State ST.
Misses Millir Moore ana Sadie JOY have
just closed Prohlablr terms OF school 10
netIhborInG villages.
The roads in this section have been re
ceiving some much needed repairs.
MANY Of the farmers in this section
IL ia.,.,n.i,,,.'+ h... ,,
-
iic'hit euI't company nave uao thef
room put in line condition.
Mr. Fred Cook of Boston is visiting re-
latives in this place.
school. On the Shore Road. Infant 81
Ana al the M district close til. week
H., ,i .,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

roops have been ordered to the Flat
eafd Reservation to quell disturbances
hmong the Indians.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-04

Atla-t the Looked f9r day hs.- come.
The tiay tblt hii> IL uart
With tearhcr>, schooluiAtcs, classmates dear,
Ami sad every heart,
Farewell. dear -chooimaies, now We leave
our school. that happy place,
Bur fnemory's halls viii Ger be tnrouged
" ith each and every face.
On teachers dear. wen ne'er forget.
Your efforts 70 lmpar
That useful know ledge that shall bless
With Jpy and love each heart.
Farewell farewell, Oh ola -smate- dear,
And when lIfes tolls DER,
Wen meet again, in heaven above,
just : IN days of yore-
In the evening Andrews orchestra gave a
fine concert which was followed by dance
in which many Of our citizens took part. A
large number were present to listen to the con-
cert aud witness the dancing. The AMERICAN
extends it, best wishe. to the members Of the
graduating class for their future prosperity.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

According to the Alahama Enquirer
country editor is one who reads
newspapers, writes on any subject,
sticks type, folds papers and makes up
mail, nnserrands, saws wood, works
III the garden, Is blamed for thous-
aud other things he never thought Of,
works hard all day, is subject to spring
fever, helps people into office who for
ret all about 1t afterward, and fre-
quently gets cheated out of his earn
Ing. He puffs mp and does more to
build up town than any one else;
the miser and fogy are benefited, yet
they will not take his paper, but they
will borrow it and read il, and cuss the
fool OF an editor.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

The details Of the prairie fires in Da-
kota show it TO have been the most ca
lanlitous and wide spread ever known
in the west. The fire licked up every
thing comhustible, and grass, stubble,
and wood broke into flame seemingly
without coming in contact with the
fire. The destruction caused by Il cy-
clone is limited to narrow track, but
the flames, famed by hurricane, swept
whole counties with destructive fury.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

The big raft that is to float from Pu-
get Sound down to san Francisco will
be made of longer logs than was ever
put into raft on Atlantic waters. 1t
will have but 5000 logs, as against the
p, 900 in the big Joggins raft Of last
year, but none will be less than 100
feet long, and the great size Of the
sticks, il is thought, will bring the
amount Of the lumber up to the
amount Of the eastern raft.-Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
VOW CANNOT Afford

At this season ofthe year to be without
a good reliable diarrhoea balsam in the
house, AS cramps, collie, diarrhoea and
all Inflammation Of the stomach and
bowels are exceedingly dangerous if
not attended at once. One bottle Of
BEGG's DIARRHEA BALsAM
will do more good in cases Of this kind
than any other medicine On earth.
We guarantee 1t. NJ. a. Miller, drug
gist
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The firinof Coshow.S Gable, having
iby mutual consent dissolved partner
ship on Aerch i, 1889, all persons
Sunning Themselves indebted by note
or account to said firm are requested
a, chill AZ the old stand and settle. The
lltisitsess i8the future VIII be carried
on under The firm name Of Cable a
tan#rl, l ~ fstanaFd having pur-
assd che share formerly owned by
q Il. f0sIoW fsr.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
Too Many swentmeats.

Rich food, and lack of exercise, dur
ing tile winter months, causes the ays-
tenn to become torpid and the blood inn
pure. A doss or two Of st. Patrick's
-Rills will cleanse and invigorate the
system, purify the blood and do more
good than a dollar bottle Of blood puri-
fer. Sold by Nj. A. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

In the land grants made to the new
states 1t II provided that all school
lands shall sell for $40 per acre, In
Oregon school lands have not brought
over s. and often less. II the lands
this state owned bad been kept and
sold for what they are actually worth,
the irreducibe school fund would fig
ure up millions where now we have
thousands. School lands could have
averaged $40 All acre easily, and there
was no need to sell before th y would
bring flat much. Why Is 1t that pub
tic Interests are triiled with while each
individual interest Is made the most
Of? School lands have been bought
and sold On speculation, and those
who have bought have generally real
jzed so If they cared to sell.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
ROCK CREEK,
DRY GuLCH MINING CAMr, !
April 0, 1850.

fttMnAN0N AN~kAa At-hHF
Sitting In tent ut nine o'clcck at
night ona one leg stool writing for q
paper Ii something new for me, but as
II have changed my "systemp Y some
what and become q prospector In this
to be live mining camp, ] will tell
you what little news there Is to be
found here. There are several men
working on the Canal Fork mineabout
Ave miles from here, and over at Sill
yer City there is a new mining camp,
where they are preparing to commence
work on the Galena mine, which ui-
dcrstand ~ very rich. AT Quartzvilie
there Is only one man to be found. and
with our party of four makes up the
population Of Quartzville mining dis
trict No. 8. We reached this
place on April 4, and pitched our tent
at the mouth of Dry Gulch on II. Ken
TOMS quartz claim, as tired etofnen
as ever set foot in this locality. This
is my first experience as a prcspector
and in camping out, and toeome down
to bacon and beans three times day
has taken all the romance out Of this
would be millionaire miner, We Wis
tied the famous White Bull mine and
several more in the same locality,
among them Reed, RolIodes & Cos
mine, and found them to be what they
have been represented. But climbing
up and down mountains and falling
over logs was too great task for our
/ party in one day, and when we arrlv-
| Cd III camp from our days journey and
nothing to eat found our party in any
thing bul good humOr. We have lo-
Gated four mines; the first we called
sc i, gold bearing quartz on Cedar
creek. The second we called the Bull
/ of Cedar Jresk. as il is fineable Of
/ Tense for any one to coIRe In here and
take up more than one claim without
bringing the bovine square TO the
front. There is the White Bull, Red
Bull, and every other kindand color Of
bulls imaginable among the different
quartz claims in this district H. Ken
/ ton has located a fine golina ledge here
and is in quandry whether to call ii
the Lebanon Express or after charm-
ing widow in Albany. But they say
the widows never get left, and you can
make sure that in tais particular
quartz ledge the widow will win. We
are all crippled up and invalds. Too
many steep mountains and deep gulch-
es is the cause Of our many Ills, but in
due time think, bacon and beans will
will declare themselves the victors
For change last night for supper we
changed cur system and tried dried APP
/ pies (stcwed) for supper. That was
my prescription and / was placed on
the retired list. AS an epicurean phil
osopher they say am failure. We
have not met with any animals
that infest .he mountains, but we have
heard strange noises at nigh: which
have caused H. Kenton 10 imagine
/ they were poking their noses up
against the side Of the tent where
he sleeps. We have great faith
in Bob, our watchdog, to drive away
all intruders and see that none of US
are carried OF. The oil is getting low
and your humble servant, after a hard
4 days walk, Is too sleepy toiniect upon
! the composition any more of'this my
/ first. PR0sPECToR.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

Our new found friend, Mr.. Mackey,
whom we met at Rock Greek, has a
claim on the Brightonbush, some iif-
teen miles above the terminus of the
o. p. II. r. He was but too glad Of
the opportunity to subscribe for THE
ExPREss, and told US that OH the pre-
vious Sunday he and bis pad had
walked II miles to hear Rev. Sam
Miller preach, that he "talked a
mighty heap about Jesus Christ who
died for sinners When he got home
he told his wife what he had heard,
and the good woman said: Laws
sakes, Mike, half the world may be
dead and we never heara tell o. It, for
you never take paper. So my friend
Afackey says Its meself that willtake
your paper"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
LEBANON PRODUCE MARKET

corrected weekly ~ G. = MoansaoJ
Per 5O-ib sack, 81 Is; per bar
rel, 81 50.
Bacon-Sldes, l5c per ib.
Butter-Fresh, per z-ib roll, 40c.
Eggs-per dozen, 121c.
Cllickens--Per dozen, $4 80 to S. 90.
DuclSs-Per dozen, common, $4 so to
$5; Pekin, SO
Geese--Per dozen, 81.
Turkeys Per b, live weight, l2lc.
Hldes-Per p, dry, 6c; green, 20 to
Be.
Sheep pclts-According to woeI, 10
10 Soc.
Deer skins Summer, 3Oc;winter, 25c
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

IA merchant cannot succeed on bor-
rowed money ut 20 per cent, and a
farmer cannot succeed by paying time
prices for goods. The cash system is
the only salvation for the farmer.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

When the farmers take care Of their
machinery, raise hogs that weigh 500
pounds and fat beef and fine colts
they will bid defiance to hard times
and 1--we easy and independent.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

The young ladies Of a Kansas town
got together and decided to send their
hcaux home premptIy at ten o'clock.
The boys are ON u strike and the girls
are said to be weakening.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

In 1895 the telephone will be public
property, and the only restriction upon
iIs use after that datewill bo simply IN
the apparatus employed.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TOR. w. G. NEGUs,

Graduate Of the t1e4al COLLEGE, Of London, Eng :.
land, also Of the Bellevue Medical College.
THE DOCTOR HAS SILENT A LIFEsrlME o
study and practice. and makes specialty0
chronic diseases, removes cancers sQroflilDllR en-
Judgements tunorR and weils, without pain or
The knife, ne also makes speeInIty0f treatment
with electricity HIS prac'ieed In the German,
French and English hospitals, Calls promptly
attended day or night. lis motto lM rG0OD
WILL TO Air.
95fOnice Hn1 residence, Ferry street, between
Third and Fourth AibaAy, Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19

Thanking the generous public for their liberal
patronage 70 the old firm respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the same and promise by prompt
and fair dealing 10 satisfy oil parties.
JOsEpHsBuHI,