The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-21

ON last Monday until o'clock In the
morning, and now the young men Of
the town say they cnn court Ms long as
Walter, aud they do IL.
II. b. Crouch Il now happy In antic-
ipation of Il free ride and u box OF Ha-
vnnnas. MIR. Crouch waHered n box of
cigars with Judge Miller last spring
that there would he one hundred
houses built In Lebanon Ia 1890. Al
ready one hundred and Ave buildings
have been erected.
l carry full line Of pills. powdered
drugs, elixlra, tablets, capsules. The
only dealer In Frederick Steurns Il Co.'s
popular non-seeret remedies Buying
my goods Mt the factory, ! am enabled
10 sell at reduced prices. Office and
salesroom corner Main and Oak streets,
Lebanon. DIR. j. a. LAMBERsoN.
Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce dis0rdcred conditions of the
hy neglect. DIR. j. III. McIiean's
fer, by It's tonic properties, cures insli-
gestion and gives tone to the stomach.
Sl.00 per BEETLE. For sale by Beard h
Holt
We call the attention of our lady
readers to an article I'm this issue by
one of their sex. The field open 60 our
lady readers Is an important one; there
are many questions growing out Of the
social fabric which can best be dis
cussed hy them. Let the article, "How
Shall We Serve?'' be the first Of se-
ries of contributions from the ladies.
J.K. Charlton told us this week that
his brother, who lives near Sedalia,
Washington, raised about 1000 bushels
of wheat this year. We presume Mr..
Charlton finds farming fully as profit
able as collecting taxes In Linn county.
We are sorry to lose 80 good a citizen
flying 70 knew that he is prospering
elsewhere.
Read the interesting budget from
Sweet Home this week. Our eorre-
spondent mentions the discovery of
some mines near that place which may
prove valuable property, especially
some quicksilver mines. Ii these
mines yiesd reasonably well they will
prove veritable honanzas to the owners
aud stimulate the growth Of this NOUN
tain town.
The San Francisco Examiner gives q
| list Of the lucky ones in the guessing
contest, and we notice that l.. l.. Bur
tenshaw of Ashland, son of b. Burten-
shaw of Lebanon, guessed within forty
two of Ellenshurg's population, thereby
getting two Traver lots. Mr.. Burten-
shaw also guessed within one the pop
ulation of Port Townsend and got q
| lot i'm South SacramentO. A few such
guesses as these will cause the Yankee
TO turn green with envy.
Montague must be preparing for q
boom, Judging by the way he is stock
1 ing up his Mammoth and One-Prict
Cash Stores. BY purchasing his goods
in such large quantities he naturally
| gets much lower prices. He guaran
tees good goods In all the departments
of his extensive establishments al
prices that absolutely astonish othel
merchants in the valley, some of then
going so far as TO say that Montague
retails his goods rs low as they buy
them at wholesale. The careful buyel
Invariably goes to Montague's.
The One-Price Cash Store has be
come one of the features of Lebanon
u As everything il new and fresh, and th'
I prices are so much below that charged
IN credit-giving establishments, peo
Pile who desire 10 buy their good,
for cash naturally go to the corner
where thcy do not have to make up {,
the storekeeper for the non-paying Gus
toners who, when they can do 80, buy
on credit, and who are constitutional,
4 opposed TO paying for anything. Ge
prices at the One-Price Cash Store anC
IL thee IL any reason in you that i th,
place where you will purchase you
supplies.
Ten fine and useful presents to b,
given away-$55 worth-at F. NJ
French's jewelry store, Albany. Com
mencing Nov. ], | will present ever
one a ticket for each dollars worth o
goods purchased, emitting the holde
to chance TO draw one Of the follow
ing beautiful presents: lst, large din
ner castor, worth $40; ID, fancy frui
dish, 50; Sd, silver cake basket, IS; 4th
silver cake stand, So; 5th, set silve
knives and forks, So; 9Th, double pickle
castor, s.; 9TH, silver butter dish. 81
sth, single pickel castor. 50; 9th, Sell
Thomas clock, 81; 10th, silver cup, 81
Drawing to take place New Years day
The corner jewelry store.
A. p. Florey of Sodavflle called ol
us Monday. This is the first time w
ever met Mr.. Fiorey. We should lik
very much to meet all our readers
make their acquaintance, get all til
: news, confer with them on matters O
general interest, and then we coul'
the better promote one another's inter
ests. Will all our readers please ne
member that our office is on Mai
street, that the door to our office ha
no combination lock, that the publish
ers are made of ordinary clay. and tina
they are never too busy TO entertain
. you in a semi-civilized manner, prin
all the news you feel willing to impart
| and will be glad to see you any time
Come in and see us.
The shooting gallery at the uppe
. end of Main street was kept open las
, Sunday, and the discharging of fire
arms was continued at interval
throughout the day, much to the an
noyance of people living near thi
scene of Sabbath desecration. III tn
man in charge of this place of amuse
ment has a license thus to aff1ict
sober, law-abiding citizenship, we hav
no word of rebuke, but If this loud
mouthed shooting match be run in de
+ fiance of law, we say set the brakes
f If a supine citizenship will tolerat
/ this sprout of iniquity, they woul
/ better put the park in order, arrang
the seats, and the Sunday concert AM
beer garden will soon be inaugurated