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MARY ANDERSON'S MARRIAGE.
The Queen OF the American stage signs
with MIR. Navarro.

with MIR. Navarro.
LONDON. June l7.--Mary Anderson was
married this morning Ia Antonio Navarro
in the Roman Catholic chapel of ST.
Marys in Hampstead. The wedding was
strictly private.
Miss Anderson was driven from ilc
house Of her stepfather. DIR. Griffin. & the
church In "a closed carriage. The curtains
were drawn So that no glimpse was had
of the bride. She left the carriage TO en-
ter the sanctuary. The ceremony was
performed in as quiet and SIMPLE "a man
ner as possible. There was no choir, the
only accompanying music being hat 81
the organ. Only the immediate friends
Of the bride and gloom were present.
The interior Of the chapel was decorated
with a prufusion of ferns, palms and
white flowers. On the altar were twelve
candles burning. Al II o'clock the bride
groom, accompanied 10y his brother. Al
phonso. reached 81. Marys in a cab.
Both were In mourning garb In honor of
their uncle who died three weeks ago.
Miss Andcrson's gown was of white
satin heavily brocaded. She carried a
bouquet of white roses. lilacs, stephan
otis and ferns and above the bridal veil "A
tint wreath of orangc blossoms. Miss
Griffin, who acted as bridesmaid. was
also dressed in white. The ceremony was
performed by Cannon Pursell. DIR. Griffin
gave the bride away. After the marriage
the party drove to DIR. Griiiin's where
breakfast was served. The pair started
this afternoon for Vienna where they will
spend their honeymoon.
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The Players League.


CHICAGO, June 1.-The Chicago Broth
to-day. King pitched in fine form TO n
critical stage. The visitors were unable
10 do anything with him. Attendance
1.3D0.
Chicago ............O I q o "a
Cleveland. -.......O I u u % OIL
Hits, Chicago o, Cleveland \; errors, Chicago
=, Cleveland 4; batteries, King and Farrell,
iieatin ana Sulcliiie; umpirrs, Ferguson ana
Holhrft.
PITTsBuIG, June lin the Brother
hood game to-day Haddock was hit hard
and the home team had no trouble in
winning. Attendance Loo,
Pfttsburg ......,-..5 q u % I 3 = 0-ll
Buffalo. ......,.,p..3 u u u u . u U u
Hits, Iiiisburg "a, Buffalo q; errors, Piitsburg
dock and Mack; umpircs, ..afiney and Barnes:
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Brotherhood
game here to-day resulted in "A victory for
Philadelphia after 10 hard-fought innings.
Attendance 800. Score:
Es% York H." "sSSS1
Hits, New York Is, Philadelphia Il: errors,
New York q, Philadelphia I; batteries, sanders
and Milligan, keefe and Ewing; umpire Knight.
BosToN, June 1.-THE brotherhood
clubs played two games to-day. The
home team won both games by their heavy
batting. Total attendance for the two
games, 1880. Morning game:
Iioston .... .......O = I I ! q . 0-i!
Brooklyn. ..........5 u u u u u D.
Hits, Boston u, Brooklyn 10: errors, I,nstou
III. Brooklyn y; batteries, naly and Kelly, Wcyh.
ing, Sowdcrs AMI kingslow nmpiieS, Matthews
and iaily.
Afternooe game:
Boston ..............G = 2 q u q O-2.
brooklyn .,....r"...i > o u o o q q o I
uis Hnstun ~ nrooLINn n. ,rrnrs. nostou a.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE anniversary Of
the battle Of Bunker Hill was celebrated
to-day by the junior order OF United Am
erican Mechanics, which is holding a con-
vention here. Three thousand look part
in the parade, after which a liberty pole,
erected 10y the order on the lake front, was
delicate1.
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The NATIONAL GAME.
In the National League


CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE local League
club defeated the Chicagos in a sharply
contested game this afternoon. Attend
ancc 2,lUO. Score:
Cincinnati .,......"..0 % q o -
Chicago ..........O q u u o u % u 90
HIS. Cincinnati g, Chicago. =. errors. Cincin-
natl 1. Chicago l; batteries, Ehines and narrinE-
ton, Hutchinson and kittredge; umpire, Lynch.
BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE League club
here won n victory off Philadelphia In a
prcttily played game. Attendance l,Ooo.
Score:
Brspklyn -, ......,.i q . . -
Philadelphia ....".,..O % o ! q ~
Hits, Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia II; errors,
brooklyn 1, philadelphia I; batteries, Gleason
aud Clements, L0yeti and Iushong; umpires,
Mr,iaid and Powers.
PIrrsBURG. June 1.-THE Cleveland
League club was delayed by a wreck and
did not arrive in time To- play the game
scheduled for to-day.
New YORK. June 1.-THE New York
league club beat Boston in the forenoon
by superior fielding. Ia the afternoon
the game was sharply contested and char
actcrizcd by fine fielding on both sides.
About 5000 people attended both games.
Morning game:
New York ....,.....I u q . u -
Boston .4......a,.O u % u o.
Hits, New York 3. Boston :; errors, New York
>, Boston I; batteries, Welcl ana buckley, Gct-
Lrin and Bennett umpire. Zlcilarias.
second game:
New York. ........2 % u o ,
Hits, Boston :. New York q; errors, Boston .,
New York s; batteries, GARRISON and Bennett,
kussir and Buckley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

From the Terre llauie Express.
Bigns: 81 understand jackson has en-
tered into a matrimonial partnership with
a rich widow, hasn't hc?"
Braggs: "Oh, il Is hardly a partnership;
II would be more correct To say that he is
retained ON a salary
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
Cleveland for PrcsIlent.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE democrats IN
the second congressional district re-nom'
mated Representative Mansur and de-
rlarcd for Grover Cleveland for presidcn,
in lst2.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
The Cholera SPREADING.

Madrid, June 1.-THE government has
ordered cordons OF troops 10 he placed
around all districts in the province 81 Val.
encia infected with cholera. Several new
cases occurred at Puebla Derugat.
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An Exception,
Prom Puck

Prom Puck.
You can, he in two places at once"
Cant, eli? Well, ! know a man who
was In "A pair Of trousers at once"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
American ASSOCIATION Games.

Al Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn
At Syracusc-Syracusc I, Rochester 3
Al Toledo-Tolcdo 10, ST. Louis 3.
AT Columbus Columbus ., Louisville 4.
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Call on John Barkovich for ice-cold
Pabst Milwaukee beer. Milwaukee Beer
hall, corner Second and Cedar streets.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
HAPPY HOME.

JUEE g, 1890.
As you have had few Items from
this locality, p4Ehaps 4 few more will
not De au2isa.
Jesse South secured Happy Eome
carpenters Savage tc SOM 10 frame his
mammoth Barn which iusaFes him n
good frame
Mr., GieBael has about finished 15r
Seetts new addition to his bause. His
barn is also nearing completion. MIR
Michael aIQ Savage did tte mechanical
work tnofcbed the poles fer raffers .
We believe Enoch Sylvester has en-
gagged Nr. Michael ta do The nieciani-
cs,i work on his barn also.
Yesterday. Miss May Ross clased n
successful term of school with ap-
propriate exercise Average attend
ance. p scholars. Nearly all the r;;rils
rendered their pieces IN q manner t1at
showed careful training Air Michael
and Uncle ssJalze'' etawmzn made
Appropriate remarks on the uses Of cdu-
cation. Mr. NuI. GattZ favored the
audience with a scng Bessie on the
Lea) in his fine soprano voice. The
echoes OF music chased each other ND
little hills, across A3il0Ns, along loss
and over pole fences, Ike fGx-bouDds
in hot pursuit st a c.tt0n-tail rabbit,
until Happy Home rcsouuded with
music. Miss Ross Is an able teacher
/ ia the school room, taking equal inter
/ est in each pupil, lasoriag hard Cor
the advancement of all. She ami her
school viii attend the picnic at Lacomh
today. HAPPY HOMER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04

ibis hotel has been purchased by SIR.
VI. Y. Bowd, of Penn, whs 50 l.; z
experience in serving thc iTaye ing
public will enable Kim 10 make the 1t.
Charles equal ID amy hotel in the
valley. The house IS being threug;aiy
renovated; tile parlor Will hs the
handsemgst room IA the town; q e
bedrooms are being newly carpeted
ana prctlily napered; the beds are being
examined grd aH crazy sprin@s thrown
aside. Other improvements will be
matte IS tie times demand. The
office is managed by the landlords son.
Who is pleased 10 wait upon the publir
day or night; the kitchen aud dining
room receiving the pcTsc n 4 s,}pcrvis-
ion I Mrs. D0nd, where tle i'.ner man
IS satisfied with aeuudaucr. TIE pub
l.e arc cordially invited to patroniz-
tire st. Charles, WleIe satisfaction il
guaranteed.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04

Nv. M. Kaiser, Of Salem, has acceded
to an urgent request and consented ia
deliver the Grafton ut Lebanon the
coming Fourth Of July. There wou't
be tall feather left in the great
american bird Of promise when
William gets through with him, and
the echoes of his patriotic eioquence
will ring through the furks OF the
Santiam until the next national holi-
Kaiser Will give Lebanon people one
of the best addresses they have ever
listened to.-Capitnl Journal.
Montague must be preparing for a
boom, judging by the way he Is stock
inc up his Mnnimoth and One-Priee
Cash Stores. By purchasing his goods
in such large quantities lie nanimlly
gets much lower prices. He guamn@
tees good goods i'm all the departments
of his extensive establishments Rt
prices that absolutely astonish other
merchants in the valley, s,ane of them
going SO far SIS To say that Montague
retails his gnods rs low rs they buy
them at wholesale The CAREFUL buyer
invariably goes to Moutague's.
The One Price Cash store has be-
come one Of the features of Lebanon
- everything Is new and fresh, and the
pfsGSS are 81 mntn below that charged
in cre,sit-eiving establishments, pco-
pie WHO desire To buy their goods
for cash natumliy 20 % tie c3rner,
where they 60 not Save tc niale mp to
the storekeeper for 1 he ncsi-naylng ,ass-
toners who, when they ean q SO, buy
on credit, aad who are constitHt;mally
opposed 10 n2yieg for anything. Get
prices at the 0ae-PTice Cash Store aud
if there is any reason IN you hat il the
place where you Will purchase your
.upplies.
Now that actual work is begun in
the Cahpeoia mines, both gold and sill
Yer is being discovered in paying
quantities, men are IloclSiag IN and q
lively mining camp is sure 20 be the
result, our business men should regard
this as another tentacie af trade and
prepare to share its profits With other
tcwps. 4 glance at the topography
Of the c0uatry reveals the fact that
Lebanon IS no less advantageous sit
uatei TO secure this trade then are its
anxious competitors Situated as IT IS
nj the term0us OF branch of th S
L. R. RI, having the advantage OF a
good wagon road for one half Tie dis
taDce 20 these mines, one hundred aud
fifty dollars expended i'm trail building
VIII open an avenue 81 trade hnth rich
and permanent. Ponder tho matier
for week and report at this office.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
80 - &c.


The picnic held on Saturday, the
18th of June y the grove near tht,
Liberty school house, was = decided
success. 1t was under the manage
mSnt Of Mr.. Julius Dove, the efficient
teacher of the Liberty school Mr.
Dove deserves great credit for the sue
c1ssful term AfSchOol lie taught: and
amy one who visited his we'll ordered
school duriug the term, Were of course
not surprised - find such order and
goDd Judgment IN the arrangement of
every thing pertaining "a the picnic.
The gathering was = combination Of
weekday aud Sabbath schools, four
different schools being represented
each Of thesl contributing II the varied
exercises, which consisted OF speeches,
declarations. reading and singing.
District No. SS was well represented,
in charge Of Mr. TunisoB. This gcn-
tiem0n Is much resi- eefed ily his
neiGhbors, being held li hish esteem
for the good he has done them ORGAN
iZing and conducting their sabbath
school. The people of Mountain Home
under the leadership Of AIr. Thomp-
son viii long be remembered FOR the
excellent music they furnished, also
tae good destinations, in this line 1
think the little girls won the laurel.
Mguy Others deserve mention for
their excellent songs, destinations cite.
Even the puzzled Dutchiaan did well
but what Interested the writer IS
much or more than anything else was
the fine dinner that was served, quite
aI extensive table was iaa3ed with
good things till il fairly groaned under
the ighl of roast chicken, pie. ee:ke,
etc All of which bare evidence that the
house wife an3 daughter in their Vi
entity are skilled in the culinary art.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04

eorga HraIleg i stilI alIye. to tic JOY of every


i body.
Hen Peier pasgali a,.i is,tly paid Is Il visit las
week Come aeaill. friends.
/ D. 0si1ri WAS Sit Taeen;b this week sIe e,ie.
% @llie iurnaHe and hdy.
ste eeiei'rtioa b 'ses 5si:s, hol.sr rats,
Oa 4 e n9raeg hImseif Ia4iiItiiz red faces
enc making sftsse worth isoid, at present.
.iulni f5iilaH alFa iewjs South hid quite III
astfcrtsie fsstii d barge bear the ot44eF day
The gss3siai ~ ism ihiits OF the pazt any; sr-
hetef,teiess sc al 2ei q good supply OF 'relis
Tic crops fn md a-oiirsa 4.aeosalssffs; the rain
esxcQednteiy, vel and q large yield IS expected
The coming harvest
~. ana sira ]. 3. wirt. of syir;ssurr, Haye iega
spending few DAYS Hf I4aeAmfb taking IL the az.
sociati9n and pei.ie ard visiting frieais.
W Trucker, 81 Forest Grove, = si>lsfag here *
present. !he guest o. tiieic william Tucker. bis
oa ihe 'ii3ale 1t the grand p!enic.
El'nuai 3 Jgd hssaFriFed NJ his h9Isi II Ilcoss1
raia kpteiHrg. sammy looks hale and hearty
Dossla county 'siisuS-' kfl,e-5f Il. ssssasisyi
Taiuier har1fav has hcan suspended eevc-aI
cas % aaciiilt e Tie lsa1Es las and tile road :
sss iic 81 y tiiae is ~ tlinss - sle sssle. .ou
wei, welf wlie,s Ths Fourth is slmot here.
sEf- iiff tleir ed hoafs sitia Iiew Goa.
eei = llstsi,i n q1tag pAss.sle pep
- ff ttAe4f lft--f
eitt y l.se ieil ano.E sstcr en- the sfgrs -fficn
Nni. TuEniase is erecting ctsile ne1t little
r'sidi-ec crr9slts hls store sstid II q few moro
isys t,l9 sgia tave enough store so5aa 70 ace1in-
ilIe .ess3ry aisas,ilily % ssazss, g sugply
t-e llflHit.@l's i iall1ss frith anfzhEng fFsisl
Iertsr l7t1sbo. 5r-
e. 81. B-alicE, ufe Gf Laccnil's 1nost ertcrTtis-
i!ii eifs 3 iA3siig q erecting 2 ffe hail far
frs- go ~ me letter he VII Pave one % tbs lar
! ri u tu -lyr. eftd ile i;ic5lds 70 tnsfe tie
i'fesiteii aid Eeiuilfslan cstsue; 10 ttgc haIil--
satt.e clteltainraeut, 9is1 fsa hooaHIsas.
on. yes fid yoi attend the picnic saturiayf
aaa iFe g yon tslIft 0il .re los-. -. ifsi slsot
ever iliug tbat goes - make up Gathering To-
wit: ft1c uir r.. good dancing. plenty cot arG
drink. icyoGs eEersisss f-.ii SlluseFreats good s
e!ets ln9 e9i-lb3sing g.rs wt'i5a- nsifangs; aiso
srvf ral rutTA. tHa three b!Eea- eycS and red
nees. G loot rice. segerai iCrse races. saIld g
"a i'ie Naalg.. aad ililw was thai for AgiIi
The indiV5,iltaI sffo rassis, writes asl5 eoe5-
called ufllt aunt Albany, tuc!e Corvallis. GogIsi
5a-s.1 Erd Bratfser lebanon one day before the
pieHte. iIl sass il iiis hEir were ileh lriI.gr
upon his ioTvilead BE coaid have made au .7-ship
out 81 ili7 huses sud ig az the rate he let on
stc9a IHakifi'-, as he sas tie round tr4p n one
asF. i4 $500 tsre fsf particularly certain whether
i.e Eot ngirs e5Et or lu.cie's girl or cousin or
lgs -tsCr E.ri - a tic Ess-sli-lg Of the
EtNt fay @fiaH he drove ~ - tAe slte, uli-
hHcfea pIiles 90. tfe oil folks alc .aifi IN fhe
sia-i.st pi.s-ic. = aaoii ia' pEzecsGT.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
CEDAR Flat.

Again the most beautiful Of Oregon's
summer days are here.
+. B. Vroon has o number Of men
clearing land for raising hay.
The smile on the farmers face is
proof that he IS well pleased with the
rains.
u. I. CROSBY has gore to Knappa,
Or, where he viii rcaGiD i few weeks
with friends.
People coming to Cetier Flat can save
time and cuas words by being more
cautions about meeting teams on the
grades.
Blackberries are not so plentiful as
first reported, the frost having killed
all on the high grounds and in the
open woods.
John Simons requests the person
who borrowed his gum boots few
years ago, to bring them back, as he
has another chance TO loan them.
Vroom Bros have Just completed a
building, to be used Tor a blacksmith
shop. Soon the ringing Of the anvil
will disturb the quiet of the forest, and
carry with it the spirit of push and
enterprise. EAGLE-EHED ZEIzE.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04

csI.ApooI.l MiSIse a.isrRrer.

ctfAPO0fA MtSINr DfsTHTcT
Goin fIif1s june 19--weatiier cloudy we bad
two visitors to-day. Their nauies are ,iiIihorn
Harris mud e. y. Hauiey; also John bowuar. 'sas
stayed al hight The other gentlemen are fron
tiarney NAiiey who came 10 fsospeoi.
y N.--t.s4uing We ire very 5lrStots aor il d
eisarHa IS Use eish ~ hA.sh a,.s iaaa'.6.ls John
Downefa capiu was naasea I'll hy fiia snoss. ala
The mouth Of isi4 tunnel was caYea Isl. last win.
Ter is hard one here By lhe .ouks of the tss4bet
.s r,asaed e by a iallen tree, also he Triuiiy
ill.ie sfer ,iii !i,if cip oatiit and supplies aud
vent ~ q RftniAy's OLD calnp, whsrc they S.ill
tAefl i fa1Ia tor U who 'si'i . come AZ tiicfa Is
qaarle aEteash ~ SIGHT that VIII pas u iasi for
JgNE 4a-.i;rotl.eF tcccE ca!laa on us ta.asg
and hroeeiit % "a iot ~ pickles. Waiah were vafy
stNeltli s. cpnle eegin. lie sad we needed
t4slss IN. We eave HIN KnnIn ssre, cii SO
he c'iiit esiae holfi'' slipstsslg.
Jess -;,-If is slill ralhi8is We ore essfting
SIs1 6 l.st. pennesi gp iu glle e.hip aiid E i
49qs til esNaF iif rGsn we N}El sapll.ss e,&YWAes
a@sln. Isaf. is4nss orth1 has belii at N8rs ~
,lgfuslss ,', fiiNs bow end arrow C'ipnoas,
~ r5i i.srEga9 by sur g is knees =
t.sai.ies e9saa~ Wien -. sitoss tod him . So
7-. =. llls e2,is'IE aili e ALssts
at 3 i. i-ib-ln and i.Gases nc = tllcy, ctma
''5.s Afs ss'lAt ie ifseAaie y sfif tls
.,,t E F.s 80 So " e rs9'a,
ia2atfia 1fsstf IN Ilse ~ tisr El.nc. hope
see.c 3 - cssas. tisefu are Ecg.s 0. VCHs tiiHs
,.is ~. ss9 - 7 Is The Nd seeF. 4 10. be-
jaSH st--51'ir eai,'n lgae csosicd ie &, U'saest
,-ers l.iseilis :'4a s;ns stsff 81 tiia
stayed uH lAF. - 81 & si r.s1ssus bic .Aflsi8
saiil ''ld nos Fins aE the Eisce. - 3ir. Rsbalia
= Z d--Ilibes'sn end IaHae haye jus' come n.
ffes W sfss nct Tais. They irosTsli ifl Srffle Yef
et1. Jhs said conii DC rltiiliy aecn. sIr Leesa
WAS Ereaely excited. They sSui!sfcred theff
h.anizets AMI saFied hack g. csp IN the (oiSfi-
~ e.ttlfi. Today vlsit t8e Haine 90 tic EsUe
Rld talafaols Abling Co Where Robe and AeGck
a-c - f.o7@ taey have spiefaid prospects. Tie
.tc ot fai ea}ikaily Ut3l si1Faly sanble IA yslge
ii7l9 irec lno'Iils- The eSteU iufI W Tie claim
Q2had eg sir- higle who Wiatered here. ar
lsays sstil per Ton. 70 Woll6eE lie stayed here
Efi winter - watch e.
Ar. lssnae Is isGisey saws the Caiapeoia i the
2at7ifEi outlet Of these u'ines. Brovnggiiie Iaut
eoIt7 ~ tiI .zcn OF Haley w5ti iate The lead ana
b,i-i tie rcad CaF1- T. b. HAGI1S.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
BEWARE oF 1 srRANoER.

Beware thou the vGicc OF q stranger,
Though Of friendship its accents may be;
In his presence thy heart IS in dargcT,
Then fee from the syTell, oh, foe!
You may think that he is in enrncst
And that he weui6 not harm you,
Bat Just watch the way he appears,
SOnfcc. so cunning and clever;
Beware OF these strangers ever, beware.
Their looks are enough to provoke you.
If they don't own half the world they ought to-
So oftcu in company you hear,
Beware OF the wealth. for * will vanish,
And voc and misery is near. Mo.
SoDAyIIIE, Jure is, 1870.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
NaticlaaI Surgical Institute, sf2 EgEsl
street, San Francisco

One or more surgeons representa- e.
this Institute wiIl be st the priueil
iietel q Har! iseurg July i3thi tie 81
lineion hGtel, brownsville JClE 18th
the ST. Chailes, Lehancn July i5tht
and at the Revere house, Astauy Jnly
.t7th
This Institute is specisliv devoted 6,
the treatment Of curvature # tee spine
diseases of the hip aId knee joint
crooked limbs, club feet and bodily ae
E0rmities. Their sUceess in treating
these troubles rs we'll as al chrohiy
sliseases has made fGv Che Institute q
national reputation.
al persous who are suffering from
any of these complaints, should not
fail TO take advantage Of this opportu-
nifty for reiiaf.
Reference may he had 10 the follow
ing residents j. i. Morris, .cio 0r.i u
y. Condit, Albany; L. Mcfarland. Al
bany; Mrs. Kate McCune, Lebanon
@. Zumwalt, Irving.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
To Plensnre-seekers.

Having purchased the Findley prop
erty at Lower Soda springs, we viii
so improve il as to make it II most de-
sirabie place to be visited by those
seeking health or pleasure. Will do
our best to make it pleasant for those
visiting this weil-known resort.
W3f. fSLDRED,
4. BLEITscH.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup Of Figs, when
in need Of a laxative; and if the father
or mother lie costive or bilious the
most gratifying results follow its use.
SO that it IS the best family remedy
known and every family should have a
bottle
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
cbe Experience of a Conscientious Vyo
CIlCAeo. Nov. n.

NHlNANO, NOV. 70.
MR. WISDOM -Deor Sir. beg to
thank You for the delightful and re-
frs,shiHg Hobertinep you so kindly
semi me. ] have used the toilet prepa-
rations of the most celebrated manu-
facturers Of London and Paris, but con
sider your : Robertinen their superior
IN point of purity and excellence.
Wishing you the Hnbounded success
you deserve, remain, faithfully yours,
EMMA 4 BBoTG,
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I have large quality of wood OH
hand which will be delivered in any
part Of town at the following prices:
Fir wood, per cord, s.; maple wood,
per cord S2.25. Leave orders ut EX-
r3iEs.s oliice. ]. Il. hIRKpATRIGK.
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Notice.

All parties knowing Themselves in
Gchtsd 10 late firm of Unger & Was
snu are hereby notified 90 come for
ward and settle the same within thirty
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
GO. nIe..Ins = -.
50 says an oregon Pioneer Nine,y years all

FcgEST Crow ~ Hsareh -
lteve ilsea the OtEfeS KIDNEY Tks eaa
chfGsuel itisnci att relief Il = t1sls i3a~ing 81
.lrlaalstg. tlge rleaSr-a - syea.,. sir +,
% ne st.sefed. sgln it1gT Hesfiy uiafF vgErs
. eEIae = onsgUu ir Isl. u fhe employ IS q.
,he OREGON klIStf TIA eri7v rosi heE,ts
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Laad oalae a 60 cl.v. oreaon. !

Land oftce az Oregon city Oregon
Jnpo It, 1880
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE F0Is
v ialging named settler las filed notice 0f his
intention 20 make final rr3af ia support If IT.
cliri. a ti,at said l,re9f viii IS ma heFtit lsg
County Clerk of Linn. county. at Albany, Oregon
on Tuesday July -. 1890. viz:
ALLISON G. LISTER,
Pre-ampti,m D. $. No GOO, for the lots 3. ana
and s. l.. 4 Of y, W. y OF Soc. e. n y s. Rs2 Z
He natles lae following witnesses TO prove hi
continues residence upon and en!tivatiea of sale
ana, VIA vi bishop, Henry II. Nrnoul, 1ohi
". Sinaons. -tenay F. Crosby MI of cbalion r. O.
Linn county s9rcsOn AfFI.ivS{iS
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Money G. loo. ~ ser eeut. Interest.
~ long iistIe, in sugSs of S5n19n and
inward Is Tire AZ John II. ScsnefS,
Lebanon ti-5aa.