The Lebanon Express from Lebanon, Oregon • 1

TZ AQ 4 rft -IK SEIVlI-WEEIvLY. ESi: Umsdidated April 15, 1893. LEBANON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907. VOL. XX.

NO. 73. BIQ REDUCTION SALE. For that Dandruff LET US SHOW YOU SOME Christmas Presents Don'J you know we have some fine Silverware, the "Oneida Community," guaranteed for twenty-five years. We also bave some Fine Writing Desks, Center Tables, Couches, Rockers, Sewing Chairs, Nice Sitting-Room Chairs, Sofas, Chiffoniers, Dressers, Commodes any of these would make a nice Christmas present.

We handle the Case Bros. Cutlery-it is the only cutlery made in the United States that is actually hand-forged. Their Knives are beauties the best Christmas'present you could make to any- one. These are only a few of the things we have. Come and see.

THE OTHER HARDWARE STORE. TVo Trouble to SIioav Goods WALKER BUTLER. li MATTEKS IN FRtlH ATE. Probate court convened Monday morning for the first time since the long spell of holidays and a large amount of business was attended to. Orders were made as follow: In the matter of the estate of Milton A.

Rodgers, deceased, petition granted admitting will to probate, and order made to if sue letter file on approved bond in the sum of 120,000, Iu the matter of the guardianship estate of Ruby Pearl, a minor, inventory and appraisement. In the matter of the estate of Sidney Burnett, deceased, will admitted to probate, and Mrs, Emily Snrlling appointed executrix of the, estate, valued at 35,000. Final hearings: Estate Coo Kurman Jan. 20; estates Jos, Miller, Abraham Miller, Ellen Miller, Feb. estate Mtunie Shumackenberg, Jan.

20; estate Otto Grim Jan. 20. Will of Mile Lewi filed for probate. Value of prdjrty about nine heir; executor, II, M. rainier.

In estate of Wm. Thompson, insane, first account approved. Inventory filed in estate of Jo. McIIargue. In estate of David F.

Spangler, (ale ordered. Will of Margaret, Clymer Barton admitted to probate. Ten cows giveu to husband, of Let rube, to McQueen, of Jefferson, aud Mary W. Terhuue, of Silverton, all of personal property in Oregon. L.

C. McQueen appointed executrix. Dated Oct. 9, 1007. Value of property 4,800 in farm near Tallmsn, and $3,500 iu personal property.

In estate of Unity Nye, 8, P. Rach appointed administrator, bond H.COO. Appraisers, II. Y. Kirkpatrick, A.

M. Wilson, J. W.Uurkhart. In estate of J.P, Cheshire, Mr. 8.

E. Rankin appointed administratrlx.bond 11,000. Appraiser II. Y. Kirkpatrick, A.

M. P. llsch. In estate of Ruby Lawrence, inventory filed; really 1,000, cash 1666.43. A Dandy for Burn.

-Dr. Bergln, Pana, writes: "I have used Ballard' Hnow Liniment; always recommended It to my friends, as I am confident there la no better made. It I a ditudy for burn. Those who live on farms are especially liable to many accidental cuts, burns, bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballard' Hnow Liniment la applied, It should alway tie kept In the house for canes of emergency. Hold at Hresler'a drug atorc, at iVt, 60o, How Diphtheria la Contracted.

One often hear the expression, "My child caught a severe old which developed Into diphtheria," when the truth waa that the cold had dimply left the little one particularly auscepti-He to Hi" wandering germ, When Chamhei'hiln' L'ougit Remedy Is given, It ooickly cures Hie col. I and h-Nxcn Uie (lunger of diphtheria or any other germ illseiise being contracted. For aule nt W. t'hrlsiensen'a drug store. GOOD SUIT 4k, on OVERCOAT To desire a real good, lusty refined Suit Of Clothes is not a aign of weakness.

Rather it is an indication of personal pride and character. A well-groomed Man evokes favorable comment always, and human nature is just vain enough to like it. Our Fall mid Winter Suits inspire Confideuce, because they are Correct. They are cut correctly, tailored perfectly and fit accurately with no room left for improvement. AM'L M.

UARLAND, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Lebanon, Oregon. TEATKERFORD A WYATT, ATTORNS YS-AT-LAW, Albany, Oregon. QEO. CAMPBELL, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER, Lebanon, Oregon RED FRONT BARBER SHOP KQl'irrKD IT TO PATH Clean Linen and Sharp Razors Sanitary Shower Bath OIVU 174 'A. CAU4 Tam Case Dick Turpin, PROPRIETORS.

'iff'-! Polytechnic BusinessCollege Tw sti. Onklcind, C3.1. Inc.) Ctpittl Stock, $100,000.00 Groat UuiilHess TrsinliiL' folir.nl of the West, liver H'K) Klndcim lcuilluit thin year. Filial HulhtiiiK and Kiiulfmieut In the V. B.

NatiotlHl reputnUtm lor hlh fcrM.tv wnrk, Iudnrsn1 by Oxklaad I'Dnuilwruf thminu'rceiiod li-mlinx diK-aton Ihroiiciiout tho H'tm, Hon Men I aiiumle. lcrms low. Fonitioui lor all Complete to fastness TrAtnfair, Shorthand, Tytmrtttni, Banking, also Cvtl. t.Vcrhj, Mining and Mechsnlctl kngtnetring. Conducts Special School of Telegraphy for Southern Pacific Fatlfoad and prepares operators for positions, SnO to tSptr month.

Writ for Catalogue Stating Sours Dlrd. uys $2.70 Worth of advantage of tlje Great Introductory Offer of the Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company' Let us tell you how you can buy ten of these wonderful toilet preparations for $1.00, regular retail $2.70. A Dollar MX? The Fabrics Are Choice and Handsome $10, $12.50, $15, $17.50, $25. It will require hut a few moments for us to settle the Fall Suit A big; holiday redaction eale it going cn at Rtvea' Department Store, CDit 1 rice reductious it) men' and boy' clothing, ladies' coats and jackets, dry oodi, nolions, Indies' and gents' fur-t iwhiiig. Immene Block of holiday all of which are going at greatly reduced price.

See big circular Kir reduced prioea and description tf goods. It will pay you to attend this the greatest money saving sale ever given to the people of Kkkvks' Dkpartmkst Stork, The Ieader of Iaw Prices. COFFEE Poor coffee has to be sold in bulk, it isn't worth packing-. Your groc.r r. turni your monr If to daat Ilk Schlllios's P'st.

we par him Mrs. L. C. Rice died at her home at Iacomb, Tuesday, after an illness of eral weeks, of cancer of the atom-a 'lie, at the age of 68 year and 7 ninths. Her maiden name was Miss M.Sperry.

She was born in Iowa, in May, 1819, and with her parents ossed the plain in 1851 with an ox am. Sha was married to L. Rice, a Brownsville, in this county, on Dec. 14, and has lived in this cnunty ever since. Mr.

Rice died just fi ttr mouths pruvious to her to a day. Mr. Rice ws the mother of five chil-den, three of whom survive her. Her mains were taken to Brownsville yesterday and laid to rest beside those of her late husband, A ri.KASANT lllKTIIIHt PARTY. About twenty-five relative and friends assembled at the home of John Piior, near Happy Home, last Sutur-d to help celebrate the birthday of Mr.

Trior and also of Mr. Ooe, who rt ides near Waterloo. This double celebration ha been kept up for the past several year on each recurring December 14, and proves more pleas-at each year to all who take part. A nong other presents was a fine rock-iiM( i'huir, given to Mr. Prior by hi de tighter.

We hope these two worthy ci iiens may celebrate many more tech happy occasion. Wbat'i irlh doing ia worth doing well, If wlttb to be cured of rheumatism, ui-e Itallard'a Hnow Liniment and you II be "well cured." A positive cure for sprains, neuralgia, bruises, con-tr tcted muscle and all Ills that fiend ia heir to. A.U. Williams, riles: "I haveustnl Hnow Liniment for sprained ankle and it gave the beatof satisfaction, I alway keep It in the bouse, Bold at Ilreler' drugstore. rortlanit aod H.mrn ftnljr 43.00.

The Southern I'aelflij Co. Is now "selling round-trip ticket to Portland from Ix-banoti for kimmI going on any train Katurday or Hunday, and good returning Saturday, Hunday or Monday. The same arraiiKemeut ni plies from Portland, giving Portland (M-ople a t'hunce to visit valley potnU at greatly redurad rat. the new leather Post Card at Blackburn Underwood'. ABTOnZA.

Brsui lM Hir.4 Yoi Ha Aim Bool Notice to Creditor. V'JTICE 18 HLUKUY GIVEN THAT A' liy oriier of the county cwirt of Linn muniy, Or tiil on the piib day of lievner, I'Mfl, the was duly ap ant is now Ilia iluly pisliriel an I aetuiK B-lniiiiiitrator of tits ritat of fr ity late t( suhl euunty. At rHi l.avinK claims against it riUi are (jcrelijr retimrwl to jirreiil the same. ih tho miu liwrs. ailiiin i iiioiillis from tlie ilnin of tin ui4u, In th tin lririn'l adtiiiiimtraiur, at Lebanon, ljnii county, Oregon.

lst. iti.l piibimlieil ilia first time tbi the MU iiT of JUetuiutx'r. V.fil. B. P.HAfH.

Adminlstralor of the aautaof limy Mint M. Garland, Attorney for Admr. rioa.1 Account VOTICE 1 ItEHERY filVKV THAT Ilia mi-r iuii(iiiint of II, MUte nt Coo urrnan, has bT fi ii arntunt in tsl Willi tli rojuty eltk e( fjnn ami t'se couiitr coirt i in I hat 14i(iy, Jsi.nsry 9if i ft, ti. at tt tH- ii tit timn and fur th of -tni(is to milt tnal axouiji ami ik i1l--I(t v-t i t' I 3 c.y ol I I 7. Ml' A II A.

I VJIVKS, Ad I urui)), i I il atty. 1 4 i it problem for you to your satisfaction. Choosing a Suit is very easy at this writing. I.slpr Dome of the best thiuca will be missinir. There is one thins that will cure It Ayer'i Hair Vigor.

It is a regular scalp-medicine. It quickly destroy! the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disappears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means a great deal to you -healthy hair, no pimples.no eruptions.

Tha beat kind of a testimonial tor ott atxty yar." Mad J. 0 tin Co. Uwll, Sa AIM MaulMlarw iUtSAFAMUA. PIUS. ChtliKV riXTuCAU iers la co Mn Torica.

Dec. 8,1907. H.T. Navel quite sick. V.W.8nderwi in Albany on day last week.

Rev. J. F.Lewi I holding meeting nt Halt Lake this wsek, II. II, Hern ha a brother from Wnshlnglon visiting him. There will be Chrlstma tree and a program, both here and at SK Lake, Connor lis moved to the Tin ker place, now owned Ly Ueo, Rev.

0. 0, Sperry waa called from Brownsville Monday to see hi titter, who wa very low. Rev, Walker, of Salem, will asltt in vim meetings at Halt Lake, Ilia daughter will assist in tha tinging, Mr. Aunie Brownley aud ton are visiting relatives here. They havo rented Wm.

Cox's place and will move there toon, Rev. II.A.Green.of Eugene.preaohed at the Baptist church Sunday and evening till Wednesday. He i engaged to fill thl place the coming year. When to Oo Home. From the Bluflton, Bannert Wneu tired out, go home.

When you want consolation, go hoai. When you want fun, go home, When you want to show other that you bave reformed, go home aud let your family get acquainted with the fact. When you want to show yourself at your beat, go home and do the act there. When you feel like being extra liberal, go hmne aud practice on your wife and children first. When you want to thine with extra brilliancy, go home and light up the whole household." To which we would add, when you have a hd cold, go home and take Chamberlaiu'at 'hiikIi Remedy anp a niilck cure Is certain.

For talo at W. Chrlsteiiseti'a drug atore. The Blain Clothing CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTERS, -A- lbnn Orogon. it Oil Meal, per 100. 2 50 1 10 Guajk Received on Storage One season's storage will be given free on all kinds of grain received unless removed or sold to other parliea.

In such cases there will be a charge of 4 cent per bushel. of Title Prepared THE Lebanon Warehouse Co. MAltlCEX QUOTATIONS. Wheat 9 85 Oats. 45 Hay, per too 15 00 per sack.

1 20 Bran, per sack. 75 Middlings, per sack 1 50 Rolled 1 35 Oat Chop, per1 100. 1 50 Wheat Chop, per 100.. 1 50 Grain Chopper operated every Friday-All City Trade Delivered. THAD.

STERLING, Manager. BEWARE OF DEFECTIVE TITLES! Sanders Department Store CLOSING OUT GALE Is in full swing. Arc you among the thousands who arc buying our goods for one-fourth, one-third and even one-half olf the regular price? If you arc, you will come again and again. Stock up for a year, for you will not have another such opportunity to make such a great saving. STORE WILL BE GPEII USTIL CnEISTHAS.

Have an Abstract BY :3 LINN COUNTY A BSTR ACT CO. Of the real property you intend to purchase or accept security for money loaned, our i patrons, receiving the benefit of our extierience, Z. H. RUDD, Manager; Established In 1892. Offices cor.

3d and Oroadalbin Albany, Or. CAEE LouisRepablic and Express-Advance, $1.45 iiotii iron oni: yiiaii..