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elm SBfafie bes bieftaeu @ount9= p0ipitnle,
bat, ME Der GOuHtn Ir;t uab oer Superiaz
teubeut iener gnfaIt beBeuseu, felt a9t 90
den we6er fefe, nod fliifBe Rabruu9 Iu fif
ceHcmmeu, Obue baB bas lauQe Safea ie!n
Gept4t neIentlib rebulirt bat. Rotb iit
aus Der Shpet, gstiirtig unb trnroe our4
eiueu GhtGsonfaH aelibmt. @r if sUar TN
Gtnube, III ihLuden, iueefen i5stnen feline
GerbOuungsorsGne ben SieuR 81 oeriagen.
Ser Batient bat, ieitSsni er aH %. Wtat tn
bus SoIpitaI nufseaommeu tpurSe, iogar feiH
gBafier mehr gstTuafen, ionbern I6Bt ii6 nHr
suretlen bic Gtppen nit sBuifer benessH.
Der 8eInmarft.
RensDorf, 8. Snli. - Solaenoes
Gub bic SdIusuotiruueeu: SelS er6fnete 81
S-5 uub i9los 3u p BrOieut. - SterItass
Bed,ieL $4.S44 auf ieds3is Gage 4. $4.883
auf SIGt. Sunees,SbIteationeI: pro3.
l2lt, 4isproi. 103, 3'pr0s. -. &ttisn:
Ebnme Grpres $50, Central Bacific 323,
GheiapeGfe Ghio 234, Grie 25g, Ditto Brior.
65, SGin0is Central 1164, 2afe Sbnrt
1888, Stem Serfss Central l253, Rorte'
gReaerr 110t, Ditto BrIor 149, yfetrsDcr|
Central 108, St!u giIfiiippt 2S4, 6ittG
8ricr. 85, Btaeburg 1856, Reabtrs 454
OF. BnuI III, titto Br!eE. ll79, 2ssferH
llnieu $50.
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BaBnnafaae.


Birmtuebam, 9la., 8. Sui. - Bauf
RenIheu IameR beute frdb, 40 Dleilen iao'
LID son bier, burd cine 9oGtfOa Buiitar ats
nea Erahtz Hab eiuem BtriOusn5rge ans
2eseu, uns mebrers au6ere murbeu a5otIt4
serlest. Die @etaoteten fub: 2eiomot0.
fasrer Sotn @resn, Sei1er SOau Webb, }pat
Reaer, gtamens Sim 4rHkeao NIB gBtIloH,
Iopie Gin geHifer Barr. Inter ben t6ou'&
BsruunGetez befiuoet iia 6eg SeiBer S!n
Spcpe, sIa Reger. Bon ban Baiia9tsren
murse giismanb gFl0btet ObGE erbsbt9 uers
lest. Die &saiiiOn eretgEete I'D in etTsm
tiefeu DHrmEid) /; fie purse baYh bic uua9ta
iumfsii Der Sibrer bsa BeEiOusu3uSss stE'
id]ulhet.
RempbIs, Eena., 9. Sul.-@tn Psr.
Irusulua Der yWsmpbts Gittie &ad Sl9n"
csuibirte mn l8 llbr baute Aben6 81 Sl5lell
Grf., bier RatIen ueRlib bon gtemphtS' mt
eiuem 6radtiHge.
8rti geaer Il. htG Regertn Garrtet S!e9:'
tatnsu INNS 2eben, unb me 5rere nuoera Btf'
j0ueH, earuuteE SsGrl GQGmeper aus GIEeIu'
uaII, pUTesg iAwtr paEtsst,
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Gtn HeutB eab#ttat fae satsBpaISes.

Warts, 8. SnlI. -6r. Bafl IiHorOr en-
fraUBSfiider Selebrter, bat eiHeu teuen Ct
pInfpfioff erfuuoen, tueIG9er eiue ReoOiuttou
i'm gliIitdrneieu bsnerifeGtgen biiEtte. &r
nennt beuieIbeu p9a RouoeIe Balifique."
Der 9tpff If cine aus 9as coR0euiirte Sltiiz
fststt. Sretbuubert ErOpfeu tpeFoea in elz
nem tleiuen StabtbebdIter inter bem 9aufe
etues @spehres nngebradt, uab bel ieeer
Geybbrnug elmer 6eOer idIt etn SrOpfeH In
ben 2anf btnter bic 8nsel. SIeieg Gropfen
pirb, iCbate CT NIT Der 2uft tn 8eriibruHg
tomult, Iofort befflHdtiat, unb 3par NIT elmer
@TpaEii0uegewaIt, peId9s bic oeS S9tespals
bers pieLfad itbertrifft, uu0 bie SHsel nbne
Suau Obes Rnu9 aae BEN 2Oufe ihIeaoert.
8te &rftatuus if aud uHf arttaerEs an
neabbar.
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,gein Oepidjt In OolO tuert5.' {

Den IA. SaUuar 1888, augufa, Ga.
Or. 8iGbmap: SD BABE ale Die UerIhiebeuen
Qiittc oie i'm Qi0rfte fno, obue @rol9 uerulbt, ais
nb meu Sufano cHoIh Deritumnerte uHo eiI
5reuuo nlr Ti5tb, Sbr Jleabg Jielte 5u gebraudeM.
So iolgie iciUcm 6atbe uHo ge6raudta oaiiel6e an
meuem i5u69eIgnl uGo an meineu 8uie un0 mar 5u
meiner BsrDm0erIn9 am ndditen Nl0gen Die0er TN
Stunoe, meiHeH BaidtgH und3Uge5en. SD bate iebI
9. 5. U. ilu, oa es iein G6tUlt in Golo Dtrt9 it,
0ieine Yiutter Duroe burb Jt. J U. IN BUe StuubeH
pou 8bematt5nlus in oeu 5hultern gebellt.
u, 9. 6 ooperpun beT Sirma GoOper & SpaHss
Gin balUcr 6is 5u clnen L6eel5ffcl ooG tn ainem
baI6en @laie g9aiier IHoerl in roeHigeH DltHlEtaI
Sldmpfe, Mageuiaure, uebeIfeit Grbrebeu,
Soobrenneu. g{erOGftdt, SdDlafofgfeit, &Opfs
idjme3eu, Dtarrb1e, &OIif, 8laBuHgen unS
ale iunglideu Sduu5eu.
Ra II mn, her Tnherne11 gRit1tinfsit- hnh feAa
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EOuOOu u SuLis - JJE. 2s 0Cu9uug
cue 9GuarIibire ira8te beute i'm uuterbauie
bic ReeisruHg, Oh 6Gs SertI6t iiber Die ua'
ter ben GGrbegreuabieren berrfdeu6e SaiH6z
ordination be9rinbet iei1 a6tb. goDaro
@tanbope, eeE SrIessuliniRer, erpiberte, bas
Gerii6t lei bebeuteu6 itbertriebeR. Giaise
un1nfrie6eubsit babe f;9 am Routaa unter
oer RnuuiGuit uertiuaet, oils bGs SatatuOu
aur Barabe beor0ert Duroe, unO bic 4ente
t6iten hsm EefehIe aur s6geEno GoIge aeIei'
ffet. G@IissIth iei iebo9 bGs sau3e Batuitz
ion onsssrtidt uns babe ote ibm aufgetraseue
SienfIeifuug csEe peiteres Bt6erRTebsu
uaegsfnbrt.
9eu6pn, 10. SuIi.-Ber vBoa" SHTolse
rtrS bic gesEap6rtise Sisuus bee brittIaeu
| Bcrlauents i9psrIlG bar Dem September
| iGIieBeE, uub anserben fe6t cine perbf'
| fsup.J In Gnsfdst.
| GSsrttttsDstbeGrHaata To @aItsten.
I YSteu, 8. Sali. - Gin FAIRIES @enttter,
J msInes ti6er 48 Stunben auOousrte, bat IN
goIi,isn 0uf etnem @sbtet BON 1000 GIa'
brutmeilsu bis GEHNte uuuaGuNiS usruiGtst,
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gurOpaifGe Sa6el6eri6te.
0(us Seutiflanb.
Eie @emGbIin bss griHtsn SeinrId1 ton
greusen on Der Sipbtbet;tis ertEaatt.

EatTes gsHadm'S WnfaaIf sa Stse:l, gfots
tpeesu.-8etBbIe g3reiis.- -gstitersB pom
aebateu Ssutidlen 8naossi@tsssW. - 9r.
8etse8' g9a6tfbr aus csEs 3Wnsrsn afsis
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
nER FIRST GLASS.
How the Farmers Little Daughter Like
Soda Water.

How the Farmers Little Daughter Liked
Soda-Water.
A lady who was passing the summer
in the country at farm some miles from
town on eday took the little daughter Of
a farmer in her phaeton when she had
occasion to drive TO a village half a
dozen miles away. says the Boston
Courier. The child, who had never be-
fore been there, was at once amazed and
delighted with all the novel sights
which presented themselves 70 her eyes,
and the lady found not little anus
ment in the naive comments which the
farmers daughter made
Before starting for home the lady took
the child into shop and ordered a glass
of soda-water for her. The child, who
had no idea at all what this strange
LIQUID might be, watched with closest
attention while the attendant made the
sirup foam in the glass. and when il was
given to her she bravely set her small
brown nose into the shining froth, al
though she did not seem to find much
satisfaction in the drink until she came
to the sweet sirup at the bottom.
ssWell, Araminta," the lady asked, a
the child set down the glass with a sigh
of satisfaction, ''how did you like your
soda-water?"
''Oh, thank you, marm,' was the an.
swer of the novice; Il liked the soda
water first-rate after got through the
suSsn
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
PRESERVE OLD LANDMARKS.
An Item Suggestive TO Every Community
in the Land.

An Item Suggestive TO Every Community
in the Land.
The news that Mr.. George NJ. Pull
man has offered to erect monuments to
commemorate the massacre of 1912 at
the point in Chicago where it has been
definitely ascertained that Fort Dear
born stood, should be a suggestive item
TO every community in the land. There
are few sections of the country which
have not been the scene of stirring, or
at least interesting historical events.
The Central West is full of locations
where Indian fighting, renowned in his
tory, occurred. These points can now
be readily ascertained and permanently
marked at slight expense. Another
generation will find it difficult to do
this. There were many sites of forts
which figured in the civilization of
the West as prominently as Fort Dear
born. All Western cities of Importance
have grown up around such Notifications
as this. At the East there are points
that can yet be identified upon the bat
tlefields of the revolution, and houses
which are still standing and known to
have been the headquarters of notable
commanders. There are ruins of forti-
fications, both of 1TT6 and 1912, which
can be plainly traced at various points
along the Eastern coast But, in ad-
dition to those which are still visible,
there are countless spots of most inter
esting and important history which
can readily be found and thoroughly
identified. The mysteries of the
Indian mounds should incite the pres
ent generation to preserve American
history. Until recently these matters
have not attracted much gen.
eral attention. They richly deserve
National consideration. The exact lo-
calities of great events in which either
the armies of civilization or the armies
which fought our wars took pa1t are
rapidly becoming lost both to sight and
to memory. A very little public spirit
and a small amount of research by local
historical societies would at once rescue
from the teeming past the history and
exact position of thousands of spots
which, in all coming years, would in
terest and instruct our millions. Those
who have driven over the road from
Boston through Lexington to Concord
will appreciate what can easily be done
to preserve the history of important
localities and make it familiar to all
passers. The granite tablets by the
roadside, which tell of all phases
of those days which show on the birth
places of our independence, add an in.
terest to the drive which nothing else
could give it. The brief inscriptions
make it possible to repeople these his
toric spots with the actors of those
patriotic days and scenes which sur
rounded them. 1t would be worl
worthy of any community to thus mari
and permanently preserve the points o.
its local history. There will never
come time when such monuments viii
lose their value. In fact, as the year
pass and the Nation grows in extent ant
! population and power, such monument
will grow proportionately in interes
and in wortL.-Cincinnati Commercial
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
a Norel Kat Extermlnator.

A novel method OF Kidding steam
boats of rodents has been successfully
tested at Pittsburgh. The youngest SON
Of the captain of a river steamer was
some time ago presented with pair
of spotted snakes. which, as they were
perfectly harmless, were deposited in
the hull OF the boat until they could be
conveniently housed. A few days ago
q great commotion was noticed among
the rats, which always infest steamboats,
and barges in great numbers. and hun
dreds of them were observed scampering
ashore on the handspring and stern
lines The evacuation continued all
night, and in the morning the captain
found both snakes dead. having been
literally torn to pieces by the infuriated
animals. but not one of the latter was
found on the boat
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
nYPNoIlsM IN PARIs.
The same Process That Employed 70
Sharing Larks.

The Same Process as Ihat Employed Tor
Sharing Larks.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Graphic gives an account of the sys-
tenn of hypnotizing employed by its
foremost professor in France, DR.. Luys,
director of the Revue de Hypnoogie,
the organ of the science. The process
was suggested to him by one that is
used by bird-eatchers. 1t is the revolv-
ing mirror that DIR. Luys employs-the
same as that used in the field for snar-
ing larks-and the effect produced is an
identical one. THE advantage OF my
SYSTEM" be says, lis that by means of
it one single operator can fascinate at
one and the same time an unlimited
number of patients without trouble to
himself, and with no loss of force. 1t
has also the advantage of absolute infal-
libility. ] have never known it to fail.
Certainly some patients are less sus-
ceptibIe to its effects than others; but
none have ever resisted five or six OPP
erations On the other hand, most sue
cumb the very first time, after lapse
of from FIVE to thirty minutes"
The system is as simple as it can be.
In the middle of a group of patients" I"
which may be as large or as small as the
operator may determine, is set up on a
stand and on a level with the eyes a
revolving apparatus of bits of colored
glass. such as is used for snaring larks.
/ The patients are instructed to fix their
eyes upon it. The effect of the revolv-
ing glasses" says d. Luys, sis exactly
the same on men as it is on the birds.
On men the rotation of brilliant sur
faces produces in predisposed subjects a
particular state of the retina, and
subsequently of the whole nerv.
GUS system. accompanied with
anesthesia, immobility of the mus
cles, ggestionability'- short the
ensemble of phenomena constituting
| fascination 1t usually takes the
full period of half an hour to master ar
average crowd; some succumb earlier
some later, but the average are master
ed in that time. But in the meantime
what pitiful struggles here and there
This one laughs-he is not going to 10
sign his will to that glittering toy
That one blinks and blinks, and woul(
have the rest to believe that it is nat
ural sleep that harnesses him. But lit
tie by little sleep comes on the agitateC
crowd. One by one they drop off int
immobility. The sleep is different il
cases. Some appear as if actuall.
asleep, others have the wide-open, star
ing eyes of somnambulists, butin elthe
case the fascination of the subject
/ complete.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
TAKE oAKEi THrRE IS DANGER

IN allowing inactivity OF the kidneys to grew
through neglect The deadly shoals OF Bright's
disease and diabetes willwreck the goodly bark Of
health If II Is allowed TO drift rudderiess upon
them. The bladder. too. II inactive and jiidi-
cious medication does not speedily direct the
helm toward the port of safety, win be
whelmed by the quicksaiid of disease. In select
lug a diuretic let your choice fall upon Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters. which stimulates the renal
organs without irritating and exciting them,
two effects 10 be appreheuded from the unmedi-
tendeacy to react preiudicially. The Biffers In
yigorate the kidneys and bladder. in common
with the nerves and digestive organs, and SO af-
ford lasting aid. IL also affords dual assistance
In preventing and curing intermittent and re-
mirtent fever. Bfliousness, constipation and
rheumatism II also Yubjugates.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
re riNlsnlNo roucp.
various Forms Used by writers In clo4in
Their Letters.


Their Letters.
In regard to ciosings, there are many
and varied forms, from the heretofore
chilling yours truly" to the many as
surances OF loving friends say here
tofore chilling, because forms of yours
truly are now used as formulas denot-
ing great attachment or sincerity,
whereas some years ago this ending
found its chief employment in business
letters.
Usage takes on many forms in this
matter OF ending. Some would close
with few appropriate words which
have no connection with what has al
ready preceded; others make connec-
ton. The words with best wishes"
and with kindest regards make very
graceful endings, but are fitting only
when the parties exchange few letters
or are not close friends.
Where no connection is made between
the preceding clause and the concluding
phrase such expressions as: "Most af-
fectionately,' ''ever your loving
friend,n or 'sbelieve me very much your
friend.n make up for any seeming alb
ruptness One of the chief characteris-
tics of letter is the manner In which 1t
is closed. The formula have changed,
and are changing not so much in form
as in appliance in late years Many
which used TO indicate only the closest
degrees of friendship are now used on
occasions where there Is only slight
acquaintance. and often in a case where
the writer wishes only to show esteem
/ for his or her correspondents
Expressions which are used thus in
discriminatory are sincerely yours, !"
very sincerely your friend etc, etc.
/ OF packet of twenty-three letters writ
ten mostly by different persons and
| within the last four years. l find that
ten use nearly the same forms of sin
cerely yours" ! have chosen this packet
because they were not written as
from friends of long standing; where
there are several from one person there
Is quite an interval of time between the
several letters. In two of them '.af-
fectionatelyr was used. and one, a model
of elegance from New York City home,
the words ''lovingly yours" appear.
Such endings used in such connections
indicate not the degree of friendship
existing between the writer and the cor
respondent, but the state of mind or sin
cerity of the writer One of the mos
beautiful letters I ever received con
tanned these words. which | had nevei
seen before that time: Il am very cor
daily your friend, -
When very truly very sincerely
etc, are used, the words II ann and q
remain" are a great help in destroying
any abrupt effect. and they give Tho
letter tone semi-polite, semi-affection
ate. Now. as to signing the name II
every case it is best to sign the full
name, by which l mean the Christian
name, initial Of middle name and sur
name. Only between relatives and yer.
intimate friends is any diminutive 0
the proper name allowable. and shoulC
be loath to recommend the practice ever
then.-Toronto Globe
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
MERCHANTS DECISION AFTER
TRIAL.

Sierra Chemical Co.
GENTLEMEN: When started in TO give
your Great Sierra kidney and Lirer Cure
a trial, supposed IL was like all other ad-
vertised preparations put up to make
money and Of no use. Now since | have
taken IT my decision is that IL is the Be {
re,nesfv IN the acorld fos. kidney and itrer
disorders. 1t has done me SO much cd
that l win forever praise it and gladly
recommend IT to all suffering with g neral
disorders of the body. Very truly yours,
P. ]. ADAMS
Firm of ReynOId & Adamr, San Fran,
cisce. California.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
Faultlessly gloyed Is the dainty dude,
Eye glassed and hated, eke, is be,
Aud If 1 could deal with him as would,
Booted and eaned he'd quickly be-
KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.

Impure blood. however nera'ed, is al
ways present In the body hen pain is felt;
it spreads and ferments wherever a weak
spot exists.
Take BRAHDRETH's PILLS to make the
hloe pure and expeI all that is hu tful to
the system. They are the one great and
unfaiiiI remedy. They celnze the bow
els and restore equal circulation through
out the body. They preserve the vigor of
youthful, and of en- save life.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

A f-ciory has recently been brilt. and is
now putting up Condensed Milk aud Con
densed Coff-e, under the California
Brand" at Buena Park, Orange county,
The Condensed Milk equals the best OF
Eastern manufacture. The Condensed
Coffee combines cream. sugar and coffee.
Hot water only is needed TO make an ex
celient cup OF coffee in few seconds. Tie
oors are warranted pure aud unadulter
ated They should be given preference by
all dealers aud consumers. Ask you
grocer for IL.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
sAuINC DATES.

steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY viii sail:
From yaquina-JuIy z6th, August 9Th, August
roth, August 26th-
From San Francisco-August Ists August iitn'
August zIst, August SIst-
REMEMBER the Oregon Pacific Popular Sum
mer EXCURSIONS Low Rate Tickets are now
on sale from ali Valley Points 10 Taquina and
return.
ing dates without notice
Passengers from Portland and all wiIIametts
Valley points can make close connection with tne
rains Of the YaQuina route at Albany or CoTvai-
lie and If destined to san Francisco should ar
range to arrive at Yaquina the evening before the
date of sailing
Passenger and Freight Rates
Always the Lowest
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
Timely warning.

Dickie, years old, had pair of boots.
He cut one of them with hatchet. The
father became very angry and scolded
incessantly. The little fellow looked his
father in the face and said: ''lf you don't
stop talking you'll get me mad, too.
Christian Advocate
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

sure cure for bind bleeding and itching
Piles One box has cured the worst case of ten
years standing No one need suffer ten min
utes after using Kirkls German Pie Ointment.
n poultIce. gives relief. DIR. Kinks German Pile
Ointment is prepared only for Piles and itching
OF the private par ts and nothing else. Every
box Is warranted. .......-.
Sold by Druggists and sent By mali on receipt
OF price. $f.00 per Dox. J. ]. Mack &c Co..
Wholesale Agents. San Francfsco.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

"a ne average OF money brought Ints
this country with the thousands of inn
migrants recently landed at New York.
is said to be about fifteen dollars-jest
about enough to pay railroad fare over
to the valley of the Ohio.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
Ground just a LiItie.

ssWhat's that?'' asked man, referring
to dude whose arm had been crushed
by a wagon.
'sThat," was the reply, sis a ground
swell. "-W West Shore.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
Just So.

Wife (afFectionately1-H How's your rheuma-
tism this morning, joint
Husband-Pretty bad, my dear, pretty
bad.
Wife-Why don't you try the mind curei
Husband-There amt anything the matter
with my mind; it's my joints.-Bo1ton
Courier.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

Jimmy Methodist-say, pa, wish you'd turn
Baptist Mr. Methodist-Why, JIMMY Jimmy
twho has witnessed bHptisml-So could go In
sWfmfniflf SUNDAYS
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

Il ihatf acts right on the dirt and stains
in clothes and makes them pure as sn0tr;
at the same time il prese res the ci.,fhss,
and makes them keep clean longer. Have
= ,4,r grocer order II
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
A Cnrrect nInrnnsis.

Young Physician diagnosing case}-The
trouble with you, sir, is you eat too much.
Patient-Doctor, what eat wouldn't keep
q bird alive
Young Physician-Humpl see. your sys-
tenn needs nourishment; you don't eat
enough.
Patient-How much is it, doctora
Young Physician-Two dollars, please
The Epoch.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

CoUGHs. sBrotc1's Bronchial Trocles'
are used with advantage to alleviate
coughs. sore throat, hoarseness and bron-
chisl affections. Sold only in bopcs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

yery many people who are taking in summer
boarders are people who have seen better days
and lived better. So hSye their boarders-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

Undoubtedly Correct. George" asked Mrs
Cumso . vshst paper in the United Sfates ha
the largest circuiatious" Paper money" re
piled Gumso promptly.
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New Pension Law.
OH! MY HEART!

Wei, try DR.. Rogers Hearf Tonies as a heart
remedy it has no equal Not single case where
Il has been tried aud has not given relief fon
may be needing it Just nox aud scarcely be
aware of it As a blood cleanser and purifier Il
stands at the head of the list Redingfon & Co.
wholesale agents urice 81 For sale by Sssz ffffss
Cash store. 4Is freus 81. - - Cal
and all dealers IN medicines send for trial
bottle and testimonials
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A NEW PACIFIC coAsr ENTERPRISE

An Echo" When do you do your hes; work.
Mr.. Cvnicus7'' :. Never. There Is market for
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
RUPruRE AND pILFs cUnED.

We positively cure rupture and all rectal dis
eases without pains or detention from business
No cure, pay. and no pay until cured Ad
dress for pamphlet Drs- Porterfeid & Loseys 30
Market street, san Francisco.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

The above trains connect at Yaquina with the
Oregon Development Companyis line OF steam
sl1ir1s hetween Yaquina and san Eranc1sco.