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tHGH t hat d6e ss he s6 StG full Justice
and hope that it will be patronized by our
friends in New England before the war.
Daniel Webster and Franklin Pearce and
Nathaniel Hawthorne dared to speak good
words for US on public occasions and they
were put under the ban and kept there for
doing it. Their most popular poet, John q.
y hitter, scandalized Webster in verse for
defending the Souln in Faneuil hall. Here
are two verses which are but d sample of
the whole:
SO fallen! 50 lost! the light Withdrawn
Which once he wore
The glory from his gray hairs some
Forever more.
All else gone: from those great eyes
The soul is fled
Wien faith is lost, when honor dies,
The man is dead.
inere, was no crazior fanatic in New
England than Whittier. Nearly half his
poems are screeches of pity for the slaves
and abuse of people, and vet the book
1tncS place upon our parior tables. New
England actually etlucates us 10 believe our
selves brutes and barbarans and makes us
pay for the schooling Nathaniel Hawthorne
wrote book and his publisher refused to
puplI$h II because it was dedicated to his
friend. Franklin Pearce. who had dared TO
speak Kind words of the southern people.
hawthorne ordered it published at his own
expense and said II viii gladly sacrifice a
lew thousand dollars rather than retain the
good Will OF such i herd Of d0lts and mean
spirited scoundrels'
is it not high time that our youths were
being educated in southern literature? Let
the good name &c our ancestors 20 down IN
poStcr.ty untG2nishod by the fouI breath Of
SANDER. Let every loyal man subscribe to
me ioqleQeFate Veteran, that is now well
eSta bIshed and ris published in Nashville
by S. A. Cunningham for 81 2 vcar IN is
an adrnirabie magazine and has now 000
subscribers. BILL Amp.
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Aifs. = c. NcR3y, Glcnwood, Gal will give
-,tt2. -N&nlte Ingram Of E3t0nton, Tenu. = rene
oy ior nursing sore mouth. Take common time {;
fGt a i]ttie IN bottle and i viii with water
tNc one swallow five o. nix times each DAY; If too
tde right strength. 1t is sure cure. have tired
H. ana seen others try it, and it never failed where
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BOOK FREE W TH1Es ~ ABOUT
~ 9' saf snG , uslca Goods. Tells where ana how
have . re5d " our G5 0rdr nothing until vow
- D mos < CO. g. Falton ST. Nv, VI
Mehtion The Constitution. So -No" York
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G. c. Wilson, Haleysville. Ala, viii ex-
change q good gold watch for a bicycle
Write for particulars
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Miss Florence Lawrence P1antersville,
Ala, wishes TO exchange DR.. Ta1ma&e's
From Manager to Throne" for bleached do
nestle
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r. ID. Goss, Mammoth Hot Springs wy
has good books TO exchange for ''3tanton's
Poems.' or "Grady's Speeches"
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| ~ 49, "PfN %'''Nt Iift'N AZ O-'4i-'~
| quence his I'll hat and without
force upon #tes
| NV esfeemM Judoa Richard TT
! (,IoT}y ,t,, #oso 1a1ogatle ord
49, m,+,t,.' m'5 y, ue'es'"'e' <'''1
"i!.gs me tle$ lelter'
I'm, my, Dear IL perceive you have
| IaiteIl M" me 81 'luulSatGa py 1eoT5e
AufeN l0#hsen@ nan, VINO gave cur
! rency to the stsF @'nt that Herschel V.
| Johnson had m; N ~ powerful protest
| against sece&sion@ gore dinner and was TO
conclude AFTER 49,, but the friends OF
| dpiIlg and 6ie r0n1Iusionr' wa, a f9iit,e exc
| Ig save Ar. Lamar as ms authority.
! When ! read it as published by 'Gatl |
hleW that Il was ta!Se and that no such
| event occurred. At the trst opportunity L
asAeI W. Lamar ft20ul It ana ne aaseVerat-
ed that he had tod Gath no such thing
venuon, but he did tell him that at the
state democratic convention OF 1850 that
met to choose delegates 10 the national
ConH@!f f, 1oFeEHof Johnson maze a most
Po"eIlui az uileiI, N FAVOR on SLephea
"a 80 - 10 'iCal'Acit, Dul the HoIf Tor
aoJoul . jli5lent cut ms speech IN TWO and on
49, C37"iiii,tt5 - Yer ul'iilG1 ne nau i0St tue
~ ~ tIiiS Was &1iHputed to the con-
trio ne i1I tdheh' lof IL vas the haDit
men ~ uiIhN pe1oIe ana during tie DIM
ING:
lamar should have made the correction
men 1neh, out you knoW thar it IS customary
ments 20, as they viii soon mass aV.sv
leaving no trace behind-or that the t1l}h
viii a
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I. r. Black, Blacksburg. S. c., has two
telegraph Instruments, battery, etc, and
detective camera for best offer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-11

Miss Annie B. Long, Hickory, Miss, has
a PAIR of horned owls to exchange for best
Offer
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bliss Minnie Nj, 1icarden, Arll., is the adj
dress CT the IaGy wishing 10 exchange plat
inS machine and bracelets.
Robert Lee Stephens, Danville, Ill, has
sladloilA ana oJAer bulbs, books and worlC
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j. Whitworth, Layonia, Ga, has a ten-key
5ccofdlon to exchange for best offer in
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The Presque Isle Stamp Co. desires to buy
all denOmtnatiOns Of confederate stamps.
These stamps NAV be found in old attics,
galleries., etc, md viii bring a good price.
dreaque Isle Stamp Co, Box 2i3. Atlanta,
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duoutH OF George Bakers location same as the
oeller, ana whore tie nearest tombstone estal-
nsi.iheht IS 10 indian Springs, ia. Please answer
soon as possible.
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Mrs \. r. Phillips. Greensboro, ~ c..
will exchange good photos Of BIZ Arp for
four spOols Of C0ats's or Clarz's thread
and stamp for postage. FOR first order from
each state viii send two photos.
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II WAS AN ERROR.
AND BILL ARP rs GLiD That THE
S2dTEMENT rs CORRECTED
ABOUT johnson and aEat Wine-Eiil Receives
Letter from Judge Richard Clark, who
Was a Delegate to the Convention

1t becomes us all to be very careful Of
our historical assertions. Last summer L
delivered an address before the Georgia
Bar Association IN which / narrated the
incident that was said to have
turned the scale at our sqces-
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Mrs. NJ T. Dumas. HamDden, Ala. viii
exchange after the Ball. ''ru BE All
Smiles Tonight and other songs, for "5a-
die Ray" and ''Ticklish Kind
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Miss Annie Henry, lacinto. Ark. viii ex-
change recipes for making Write hard
soap and preserves without fruit and good
Eminent, for books teaching shorthand, al
so other exchanges for books. Write FIRST
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Miss Ida Rushin Mcdonald, Ga, has silk
and velvet squares and a. book, 'rhc Mar
vel of Nations" TO exchange for anything
useful Write first.
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Mrs. Maud Compton, Parkarvlle Ca, has
character sketches by George Lotion, to
exchange for one pair OF old lady's shoes
NO 4, and two yards Of calico.
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Mrs. Edward Gollstein. Tloresvlle Tex
would like to exchange silk and velvet
scraps and rooted chrysanthemums for
rooted cape and yellow iasmines.
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| 5 ~ - - I''' N1'"" u t"o ""oNe 70, but Will
! SeA0 you -dCOWcn circular on receipt OF sJamp.
| EDITREss.
| N-rs q p y p;o,,, ~, wv, M,
! tqton arrives at our house, turn with a feeling
ti,ntf !" ~ p25s !i.G''iA'l,% views and SEN
-, - u tt'! u NC 7iaIcIs. thihll we should
| Of o1,,.G 1870 ~ ~ ny the pleasure
- 0''i%o '''i 00H -"iliChI9 tHIouSh THESE col
! "' : tI7;,,,- ,, .,,,., ,. ,
Viii interest mothers n tn fha to ts
! little ones III the way they should 90: and feel
| that il is pleasant duty and one we should en-
10y 70 perform ;ccuriteiE ana as it is the most
arir,S h az ~ ~ no , iiC9 70 see their niue
and rs very sensibiy realize NV, ipaij+,, 10 @
form this duty, all Information in regard to this
Su"JeG5 VIII he duly appreciated. And as have
tonf - .,S , TX - ,5 IA org VINO mas omhlp"-
shall do All in nv, ,o1,er ~ ~ wy il't feG,
tegrity. ana inGelibiy >tamD hi. truf5fni oid
maxim, "honeaty is lie best policy" for think it
r mag De 2ppIopratey termed the key to success,
o,1s 49, VA ~ 9tr Lle SOU o. the rl2lte-
Of the wicked ~ ~' '0' ''F'' 'He 9upS lance
think the article in the last issue o., woman ~
home maker, just splendid. For think it the
sacred duty OF both husband and wife to be loyal
% eacn G5ef ana each one strive to make The
die raen nj tis iia 81 ia t"i - W. IGI rove ne
Der it is like many other levels. il VIII need ra-
poliahin-.
shower ma sr1,s3,i,a ava =, ,, -; - olo VI
lffe win the ,e,,as .,-l ,ln.1 iliNJ'hCe9 III
I1e o,,i - 800, +I1t .LN 0-outtS mover around
't ~ iIlc l.'tI WE once the happest place
ami Wa m, ,,5a .l,o,e+ ro,5i =" a." uc,9la1ioh'
custan thai there are more bI 70 10y tIo c"il
s%aYpeS '4'''i 0't"-
nut # we are r,siano1 70 +1,o t,or,;,. ,,.t,, 49,,
bear our }liT.ii. f1Iibfuii,, r3 1n'y- M ~, ~, ; it
side as time rolls syiftlyon th@ 1IIn,,t ~
burst forth ana fine Jo,,eri,,r ,i,u. ,,-jIi 1870
}v diqannpqr and anon IVA no.. 4o - i -,
Dor Tor those ,ya 1--we 0''A"' ~ ID '"oe' " Id
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.
a " OFilIn's Hand

the
TO Mrs William ~ must 'e "Ueo
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MECHANICS, LABORERs. TRAIN
MEN. FARM HANDS should n meyer be
Of accidents, for cuts, burns, wounds,
strains. broken limbs, etc.
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Mrs. Lula Bond, Dewy Rose, Ga, wishes
to exchange crochet samples.
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Ialf views to exchange for Columbian, con-
1e4sH&te and United States stamps and
relics.
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Mrs Lima Bawldin, Fellowship, Fla Wish to
INV +hrouel vour valuable paper the whereabouts
NJ ,,. nv nrat4er. john iLenry Kemp. NAcn
last heard from ne was ia yir4inla. Any lniorma-
hon ,,.Ijl DC gladly received. IoataSe le+uT-icu
Az, lIo,ssnbecIl. 3ionticello Cal had two
w. ~ ,.l,,. Nm. (iools0y, WHO ded ia scott
cnnnfy. n5s5iss.ppi. the o.ner, Fleming Goolaby,
-, ',t h, tyusl cGuuty, Aialatua. IAey uolA
Mn if5In1iii anyone knoWing their whereabouts
~ have Eecn takIng your valuable paper oA'y d
short wllile bat W. axe i0i9 i-i 0''70'' "l'i' It,
7, NJ. Moody, Newtonvlle, S C.-C%n any one
80 NJ; re Whereabouts Of Z. T. Moodya ItiniIy?
-, = heard iIoin was IN EUtto u Hohioc
Vr,l Isnr,rj. Also / wish TO know the where
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A Talk for Gfrra

We turn aside for a little while from, +be
women of our kingdom, and devote .
email space to our girls, or the many Young
women who read these columns
We have been much impressed reoontl1y
with the tone of WEAKNESS and = sense of
burden that perVades the many co1lnl11Dica-
cations from mothers, and we have +ho,,erb +
seriously of asking the question: Girls
what are you doing to help your mothers? p"
There are many households where tho
older girls might assume q LARGO ebaro 81
the burden Of housekeeping and lighten in
many ways the labor Of the oycrtaxed moth
er. 1t seems as il the young girls of +1,o
present DAY are almost too much absorbed
IN becoming accomplished parlor ornaments
10 descend 10 anything so mental as clean
ing up q room, making beds ana arrr27e -i1,er
'lpie' ana yet what more useful Kne,vEefr,~a
codId De attained, or what ACCOMPLISHMENT
coulo De SO admired in any girl, as me
oeslre and willingness TO tighten q moth
ers cares and tolls.
MANY young woman sits and reads Ten
Hyaoh' OF spends hours at her piano. or
painting, while her mother is 6,j,,,, ~ "a 20
ufe drudSery of the family. There is .
time Tor all things;" Tennvsor 7,,,--.-, 80
a[t are very good in there -Rlace.. IVA
30 DO otherwise than enjoy them, but help
mother first. Get up early in the morning
and see that the breakfast table is ar
ranged When that meal IS over see that
the little ones VINO go 70 SchQ0l are mace
neat and nice; gather up their books and
start them off; then turn your attention
80 the duties OF the morning and watch
for any gap you can I'll and do what
you can to i'll it.
I heard a mother say not long ago that
she would have to be very i'll 10 give up, size
never found time to lay down; that she
knew things would go al 10 pieces and
yet she had a grown daughter and / knew
that not one member OF that household
would have remained out OF bed feeling
as sick as that mother did. Girls, don't
wait for mother to break down and be sick
take hold IN time alG 90 your part. Dig
you ever think of al she has done for YOU:
The sleeples5 nights, the anxiety over you
when . IJtle, helpless babe; the toll and
planning when you were Il yOuns lady
that you might appe2r as Wen as other
girls; the thousand and one bur
dens she has borne for you?
I ask you again, aid you ever think serious
" Of all this? If you have not, pause now,
and give it your serious thought and turn
over a new LEAF, ana make your mothers
life happier, and her burdens lighter, by
being in all things her helper and You VIII
find your reward in the approval OF your
own conscience.
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TIE hzuGDoM,s COa"1ssvoNDENo52.
a Cosby Exchange o. views Among
~. Imslsea E0r 4--aeI.,aelEeA3.

C.M.T T., Concord, Ga.-Can any Of your readers
rive the address, OK any Information CoiioGl--1-s5
Alrs Iucic .lUIuhGad?
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n 1861; and that
on had noe taken too
: that day his Gerved
knocked out the props
4 leaned and Georgia
&ed, and there would
b further stated that
Used to have pressed
sn and that in conse-
Eli Hat and without
ties.
4, Judge Richard II.
pose delegates and
g letter:
perceive you have
fbruulgated by George
.ath, who gave cur
INT that Herschel V.
. powerful protest
IRE dinner and was to
:, but the friends OF
with COnYivaiS at the
sion was a failure, etc.
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~ = a -
if Herschel V.
much Wine at 7
eloquence wou&
upon which
would not h.
have been b
Albert L,anl
the wine ups
quence his
force upon Il,
My esteen
Clark. was
writes me the i.
My Dear !
fallen into the q
Alfred TOWnsell'
rency to the st
Johnson had m
against secession
conclude after
secession presseC
dining and MS &C
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A Pioneer Pedagogue.

A curiosity In the way of 4 country
schoolmaster Is Prof John DIV, DDS,
respectfully and respected. He has
probably taught more terms of district
school than any man In America
iiis career as pedagogue began when
ne was seventeen years old in the
ltenkle MILL school house OH Mary,s
river, Benton county, in 1854. That
was over forty years ago, and Prot.
Woods, without rising above the
dignity Of a country schoolmaster.
has followed the business ever since.
winding up bis last school 10 Douglas
county last Friday. He has taught
only IN counties # the Willamette
valley and he lacks only ten months
OF having taught 100 terms of school
Of three months each. He Is anxious
70 secure another school, 90 that he
may complete bis 100 terms. He is a
bachelor and 81 years of age. More
Than $1,000 has been paid him for his
services as schoolmaster, the most of
II has gone To pay debts for INDECENT
md unfortunate relatives. His last
course OF study was taken In philo.
natll, when he was 36 years of age
Times.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-14

The Morgan Steamship Line, whicl
y owned and operated by the Southern
facific company, 10 the connecting link
between New Orleans aud New York
ana the fast time made by these steam,
ers enables the Southern Pacific com.
Pany to handle freight over their Sun
set-Gulf route very expeditiously he.
tween The Pacific coast and the ATTAIN.
TIC seaboard. The El Sol held the
pennant i"r The fastest trip between
New York and New Orleans. There
ms been considerable rivalry between
Captain George w. Mason, Of the Rl
sot which was built by the Cramps
~ 1880, and Captain Quick, Of the lei
iho, built at Newport new last year,
but the El Rio held the record ever
snce she was added to the fleet. On an
recent trip, south, however, III Sol
MADE the run from bar to bar In four
days, seven hours and one minute, and
iro'n her dock in New York to her
dock In Alglers the time was four days
nftetn hours and sixteen minutes
~ sol is S96 feet long, forty-six feet
eight Inches beam, thirty-four feet deep
aud 4224 tons register, E, Sol is 200
IONS greater register. The other stenm.
RS q this line are the Ell Dorado, El
Ease, FL Monte, III Norte, Exceliser !
y Mar and Ell Sud. The Ell Sid. !
ormerly belonging to this line, was
old TO Brazil and converted by that
government into an arnored cruiser, :
nd used In their late war. =
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Csmmistad q Eslcl .s.

On Saturday, j. II. Ceblsntz, ex-
warden Of the Washington penitentl-
ary at Walls Walls, who had been
removed because system of specula-
tien he.was, earring on had been dis
covered, whereby the state had been
robbed of some $4,000, committed
suicide BY shooting himself through
the head, Just as the sheriff was about
TO put him under arrest. HIS remains
will be taken to his former home In
Arkansas, where his wife apd children
will also 60 70 her people.
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A Hard Tsip.

On Sunday Mr.. r. P. Madlll, who
lives so miles from Albany. on the
North Santianl, viii, the assistance oi
two neishbors, came into this city on
a handcar, fer the purpose Of procur-
Ing burial casket for his father.in-law,
Mr.. Geo. w. Whitman. who han died
the day before, and returned with 1t,
making the trip In sixteen hours.
Any one who has holped to pump" u
hand ear up the grades Of the Oregon
Pacific OH the North Eantlam will
appreciate the labor conns csed with
the act.-Hsrald.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-14
Thousands Coming

Editor Hofer, Of the Salem Journal
lwhr recently returned from the
Middle West speaks in the following
eh'pnhlic manner: The press Of The
state is speaking quite freely of The
growing tide of Immigration from the
east to Oregon. The forerunners Of
an army Of several hundred thousand
people ARE now arriving on every train.
me hundreds of thousands undoubt-
edly are TO come In the next two
years. No one can doubt that The
population Of the Willamette valley
VIII double within five years and
contain round half million Of
peop.e. The Journal speaks from
positive knowledge when il says
thousands Of families in the Dskotas.
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Illinois.
Missouri and Kansae will come IL
Western Oregon in the next six
months. Those states have all been
more or less afflicted with drought,
snort crops and intolerable suffering
from hot weather the past year. In
some Of them vast areas were literally
burnt up by the heat and drought.
causing great suffering. destitntto,
and depopulatian. The people 10
hose sections have food for neither
themselves nor stock, and no water
,r fuel.
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FOSTER ITEMS.
Plenty Of rain and snow,

flenty OF rain and snow.
Mr. Colman, of Lebanon, is in Foste,
at the present writing he is making IA
new counter for the store. Mr.. Col.
man is a fine workman.
We understand there will be q
Grand Ball at the city hstel Christ
mas eve.
The siiengrandt Bros. are going to
put ln q large amount Of logs for the
Foster Mill Company.
Foster is lively little town and has
got more children in it than any other
town In Oregon according to In
size.
Health Is good at this writing.
Mr, Gilliland Is able to walk around
and is improving very fast.
Messrs. Harrington and Deyaney
went to Albany few days ago.
We understand they are going to
have Christmas tree at Sweet Home
this year. NARAR
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-14

Wednesday articles Of incorporation
were filed for the Farmers ,co-Opera
tive Fire insurance Association ol
Oregon City, Oregon. The officers Of
the association are: NJ. l.. Moore,
president; w. A. White. vLee-pres'
ident; G. A. Cheney, secretary; c. H
Dye, treasurer. The associations
system Is similar to the grange. They
take thges-tenths Of premium down
and premium mote for seven.tsnths
Of cost for Insurance., which will be
held subject to assessment IN ease OF
emergency. Il insures farm property
and detached dwellings In shs suburbs
OF lowns and clties-Ofegon City
Courier.
Mr.. Fields. superintendent OF The
e.P. railroad IN Oregon, while ous
here lest week, said that be thought
a change In. the running Of the Leb.
anon branch would be made she first
Of the year. The proposed change
10 70 run the Tlebapon trsiA from
Albany TO Lebanon thea 70 fallnan,
then up the 0rsgnisn read 70 Wood.
burn and thea back Os she 0rSgonian
resd 10 Allaay VIZ. Talla.an. Tile
l1ros nssiils tfAln III tlls alofpins
would nsshe cpuGeeS!sn With the
lsebsEGG trsln Ut trsllUiaA, thea
~ IN 10 AlhAH4 Et3 In thb eftsE.
Ilkissp sln Adsa Aslsaby 10 ketahaa.
IhsN bssk ~ yAlliA4H ksS iisn "
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Get your prescriptions filed at
M!lier's. .,
Buy ysus stationery Of n. A. Miller
and yon viii save money.
| All knowing themselves indebted
me will please call and settle at
once. NJ. A. MILLER.
Buy your holiday goods at N. A.
i Miller's.
Miller Is offering bargains such as
never heard Of before In Lebanon on
holiday goods.
Go to Miller for your holiday
! goods.
A Friendship Chris tmas dinner at
the St. Charles hotel. oil for s5 cents.
Everybody Ia invited. ]. b. Thomp.
son Prop.
There will be . bali given by the
Ladies of the Maecabees Dec. 2Sth,
Further notice will he given later.
COMMITTEES.
Boyd doesn't charge any more for
photos on cloudy days than. when
the sun shines, but gets good picture
just the same.
These hard times we want to save all
we can, but Of course We have to eat,
still you will save some by getting your
groceries ut y. P. Bsch's.
just to help us on our way, Boyd
will make q reduction OF $l.OO on the
doa. for photos to oil those who have
been married Ices tban three months.
A terrible accident IL reported from
the nsighborhool Of Ollala. A Mrs.
Brown was making saap and had just
emptisd kettle Of bailing soap into d
tub, when her little boy, about five
years OF age, csne up and tell OF sat
down la Il, and was literally cooked
UP to bis waist. The poor little fellow
lived until the next morning. The
parents are slmat csased with grief
ut the sod accident.
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of trouble with her fast children af
both sexes. At the last council meet.
ting petition was presented asking
that girls under age bs prohibited fsoia
Fosming the streets q aiyht. There
llresdy bdng ~ ordinanss to this
fret, she marelIal was instructed ta
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