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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
ApImportant Action.

The report that Baron Won Schloeser,
Prussian ambassador to the Vatican, was
To be recalled is confirmed. This action Is
undoubtedly the result of the popes all
dress TO the Neapoltan pilgrims
This action is of the gravest importanco
to the Papacy as well as TO the Catholic
church all over the world. The friends Of
the Vatican, before the recent visit OF
the Kaiser to the Pope--a visit made pure
~ 70 please German Catholics-pretendcd
TO entertain the highest hopes from il. Its
result WIS a grievous disappoint ment TO
His Holiness, and he has frequently given
evidence in addresses and letters TO that
feeling since. The Kaiser, determined at
all hazards TO preserve the friendship of
Italy, has finally, in this summary and en-
phatic way, informed the whole u tramon-
tame world once for all, that il hGs nothing
TO expect from Germany. Baron Won
Schlocscr has been the unofficial or Official
representative of Germany at the Vatican
ever since Is smarck and Leo XIII. succeed
ed In 7, storing n tncdtS giiet di between
the courts. The kultur6ampf may not be
renewed, but Germany and the Pope ar
out.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09

Hogs-MarlSet active and firm, prices 5d
l0c higher; light grades, / 20,G540; rough
packing, % 2OCd) 40. mixed lots, 81 2Ol0
- 80; heavy packing and shipping lots,
50 30G5 90. Cattle -Beeves, S3d5 so; cows,
II 4Od2 90; stocAers, seas 80. Sheep
Natives, s3Ca3 50; westerns, 81 75@3; Tex
ans, 5! 1903 20; lambs, - 5000 20.
New York Market.
Wheat odera,ively active; No RED,
l17i5; May, si.2l%@l?2l3: June, 10
Corn-Quiet, IA sc lower, easy; old mixed
western, 4a(G5Ol4c Oats-Easier, dull
western 2S,d40c. Beef Slow, unchanged
mess, Sl506l0; extra do, s7.50ds. Pork
Dull, unchanged; mess, sl5.15(d 1928 Lard
Unsettled, nominal; steam rendered, So
30. Butter - Moderate demand; steady
western dliry, l2iI@lsc; do, creamery,
l60t2tc; Elgin, 26i9a27c. Cheese
unchanged; state, 9ldl0llc; including fancy
white and coorel, l0l9; western, 9dl0Lc;
skins, llGdSl4c. Eggs-Western, 2l1sG22c
BuHa 10 Live stock Market.
Cattle-Firm and prices to "a shade high
err demand active: good steers, SiCd4 u.
mixed butchers, S2.7503.25; stockers an,
feeders, firm at S2.75W3.50 Sheep firm
good to choice, s3.40G415; lambs firm
a.. 25(15.75 for western and Canada. Hog
mediums. strong and sc higher; Workers
Be and roughs .. lower; mediums, $4,000
Workers, s.. sra 5.55; pigs, sjtG540; roughs
81. 15W4.s5; stays, Si(l4.50
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Market, active, firm and higher
light, s. 20d5 80; rough packing, 8 2od
5 IS: mixed, s. 20(d5 30; heavy packing anC
shipping, s. 30d5 GO. Cattle-Marke
steady; beeves, s}(G5 80; cows, 81 40d2 90
stockers, s!Qd3 80 Sheep-Market steady
natives, 1903 So westerns, s. 1903 %
Texans, 81 40ld2 20; lambs. IS 90td5 IS.
Chicago Grain Market.
December wheat, 81 coal Is; highest
81 20, lowest, 81 l75z. December corn
394G39c; highest 39aEc, lowest, SOC. Dc
cember oats, 251sG25c; highest 25.c
lowest, 25(G251ic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
Pnhlic Debt Statement.

The public debt statement for OCTOBER,
issued Mo- ]. shows: TOTAL debt, 81 ,1D3, 455.
22i: less avail able cash ems, - ,2ll.5o2, OUJ /;
less cash in treasury Nov. ], Sl.131. $50. OBI;
decrease during month SIS $40; decrease
siucc June 20 SIS. So. i'I. 80; cash avail
ab g Tor rcduct on OF bit, 1891 ,Gi5,e Pts total
cash in treasury So ,3Oi,ios.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
An Eypen,ive Arm.

Miss Jennie Quick, formerly sewing
girl in the employ of Lewis Naylor, dry
goods de Ter Of Kansas City, Mo, has been
awarded 81 .OO) against him Some months
a 20 Naylor rendered her check in pay
ment for her services. She wanted cas-
and in the quarrel which CnsuCd Naylor
elected the girl. who is only L years OF axe
Her arm was broken ana she sued for SO.
900 damages. The jury returned a verdict
for 81 900 after 10 IN uutcs elaboration.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
POwde"ly Wants Peace.

The report having reached General Master
Workman PUwderly that the - 600 miners
belonging TO the knights OF Labor and the
Federation NJ ners ami Mine Laborcrs h We
in contemplation the formation of new
and distinct organization, he has written a
letter to the miners assemblies throughout
the country requesting them 10 carefully
consider the SIC - before taking il. If there
is anything about the KnighIs of Labor that
is obnoxious TO the miners If complaint is
made 10 him, he says &c will lay the matter
before the genera assembly at its next
meeting and eudeavor To have il rcmedicd.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
KIned hY nn Etplos ol.

The tug A. W. Lawrence exploded hcr
boi er while using in the lake OF Alilwau-
l-co the other morning, and four men were
instantly killed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Jim Alexander, colored man, while
going home Saturday night, was robbed
by four men on Front street.
During the first week in February
Chancellor Livingston, OF the Tenth dis
trict, and Chancellor Estes will exchange.
-Ncttleton will be the name Of new
town soon TO be founded on the Kansas
City, Memphis Il Birmingham railroad, in
Mississippi.
The condition of the sidewalks and
many of the streets is terrible To behold,
let alone for one TO walk over. The side
walk ordinance should he enforced rigidly.
Eight convicts were taken from the
Jail last night To the penitentiary. This
makes seventy that have been sent there
for various crimes since the beginning OF
the present term OF the criminal court
The fire in the Porter q Macrea build.
ing continues to burn and Engine Com.
pany No. q was kept busy throwing water
on the burning pile. Some Of the stock
will be saved, but in badly damaged
condition.
Mr.. Joseph \. Oliver has subscribed
$50 10 the iiremcn's relief fund us test.
monial Of his appreciation Of the good
work done by the department on the night
Of December 81, when Porter 4 MacraC
burned out.
-IIcrnando street, beyond Linden, where
II is paved between and on the outside OF
the street-car tracks, is in miserable and,
10 say the least, dangerous condition. The
holes are unusually deep and should be
filed up at once.
-TnmnrroNr oVoning at tho thoate,
Charlotte Thompson will commence an On
gagement in Drifting Clouds, which will
be repeated on Thursday night. On Fri
day night and Saturday matinee she will
appear as Jane Eyre.
The negro woman, Jennie Murray
who was SO brutally assaulted by Ab,
Thomas, on Saturday night, during fight
between himself and his mistress, ON Pink
hill, is still in a critical condition from In,
deep cut OF the ax on her shoulder.
In the criminal court yesterday morn
ing q. w. DAVIS got eight years in III,
penitentiary for robbing street car far,
boxes. There were ten cases agains
DAVIS. In two lac was found not guilty
and in the other eight he got year lo
each oilense.
NfilhNANk NAAAAfA0 W. aNNlAA lNhNA
No. l37, X. $. b., were elected yesterday
o is Kahn, president; llcnoch Cohen
vcc-president; Louis Goldsmith, treasurer
Bernard Pcres, secretary; j. Oswald, in
side guardian; Valentine Cohen, outsid,
guardian; Max Beatus, conductor.
AT the annual meeting Of the Congrc
CATION Of the Children Of Israel, held sun
day, the following officers were elected q
serve during the year Elias Lowcnstcin
president; II. GOnaucr, vicc-prcsident
Sam llisch, secretary; Louis Goldsmith
treasurer; Sol Ncndig, warden, and Day,
Levy, sexton.
r.. w. Mcdonald, the young man ar
rested Sunday for attempting Ia swindlc ~
Italian peanut vcnder by passing u mutt
lated II bill ON him for - bill, was turnc,
over TO the United States authorities yes
ter,lay by the police. The charge pre-
ferrcd against Mcdonald II mutilating th'
currency Of the government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

No sucn bargains In ladies' muslin nm.
derwcar were ever Offered TO this public
before. Il. LOwenstcin x Bros.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. GEORGE Rrss BRowN, the well
known Journalist and publisher Of Little
Rock, Is in the city.
AFTER sojourn Of five weeks Of pleasure
Miss Nannah Wcllman left for Birming.
ham, her home, last Monday.
TnE Hon G. L. Ridley, Of Nashville, was
In the city yesterday on his way 10 look
after his plantations In lauderdalc county.
PnJr. GEoRoE LITTLr, who ~ ably Ellis
the chair Of geology in the University Of
Mississippi, is spending several days in the
city.
Mn. A. ]. WRIGHT and Mrs. Sallic Ross
were married at Germantown sunday.
Squire II. 7. Anderson performed the
ceremony.
Miss Miriam NELSON, Of No. $40 Linden
street, leaves this evening for visit oi sew.
cral weeks 10 her friend, Miss Maggie Pcot,
Of Montgomery, Ala.
Mn. w. u. WnuERspooN, n talented
young attorney who has been associated
with Col. Thomas White, Of fernando,
Miss, In the practice Of law, has severed
his connection with Col. White and
formed n partnership with his brother the
Hon. Samuel Withcnpoon, at Meridian,
Miss.
Vrsrrons on change yesterday H.
Goodrich, New Orleans W. y. lIurhrilcc,
W. G. George, Mississippi; &. H. Chandler,
Georgia: Geo. W. Dowdy, salisbury,
Tenn; J. u. Kennedy, Rushyillc, Ind;
j. Il. Wcsmilh, Cape Girarloau, Mo-;
Geo. Hunt, Chicago
Cart. j. J. SuoEMAgrn, the wcll.known
cotton factor on Front Row, left for ~.
LOUIS yesterday, where he will be married
20 Miss Eva Lyle. Of that city. Miss l.y les
visited the family of Maj Petit last winter
and was greatly admired. Mr. Thomas n.
Jac kson accompanied Capt. Shoemaker.
The marriage will take place on Wednesday
and the bridal party will leave at once ior
this city, and will stop at the Gayoso Hotel.
o --
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

MopILg, Ala, Jan. 0.-saturday last
Robert Volt, young architect who Is
experimenting the erection Of the Baldwin
county courthouse, went out in n sail.boat
with three mechanics, Miller, Lewis and
Wilson, TO 70 TO Point Clear on the east.
crn shore OF the bay. The boat oapsized
and Voliz, Miller and Lewis were drowned.
Wilson chung TO the boat all night and was
rescued.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10
nnrnc, q. Scott Hurled.

Special Dispatch 90 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 0.-The remains
Of Barney G. Scott who died ut Birming.
ham Saturday night, were brought here
this morning and placed In a vault at
Mount Oliyet cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

RAILROAD tickets 10 New Orleans, Nicks.
burg, Jacksonville, Fla; Cincinnati and
other points, at greatly reduced prices, ut
/. Samelson q Go. +, reliable ticket brok-
crs, 80 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10
Trustees Sale.
Soticc Il hereby given that
On sninrdlay, JnnnnrN ~. lnNa.

In the city of Memphis, shelby county. tennessee
IN font II the security Hank. No. " Madison
street, At " o'clock m. on nid day. viii fcll a.
trustee the follow INK described rial ,rtnt 0wits
In shelby county. tennessee, beiug The life In.
icf,sst 0i Rosa r. Randolph IN said property. paf
tlculnfly described o. follows Beginning at tho
northwest corner Of william Persons 100 acfu
tract. running thence north ~ degrees west a. W
chairs Ia the middle " chute " the Mississippi
river. thence up aid chute with ~ moanderhps
IA lawWncc's northwest corner hencc south 81
thence Wctt ii chaius nud % links 10 the begin.
nluy containing By estimation 900 acres bcing the
pnifsfty devised a. The said Rosa v. Randolph by
10 lilc u Coffee aud her children, rcscrviug life
Cstic thufuiu
Alsn. thfcc rent notes 81 a. =. Brewer Tor 500
each fDf the rent oi sid place lot The ycar iktt 10
~ Twins THOMAS NJ scRuoos, Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10
lGREYTOWN'S WELCOME.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL ExPEDI.
TON AT IT'S DESTINATION.

Work to Begin at Once - President
Carazo Promises the Most Cordial
Cooperation Costa RIGA viii Also
Help.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

" You want the best made and trimmed
muslin underwear be sure and attend u.
I,owenstcin & Bros. mark down sale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

LADIES muslin underwear, marked
down to the bare cost Of materials and
TRIMMINGS. H. Iowenslein x Bros.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06

We regret that lack ofspacc prevents
our giving the fun proceedings OF the
State Democratic Convention at Per-
dleton April and A. Judge Kelley oi
Portland was chosen chairman, and
presided with great fairness, giving
general satisfaction. a straight out
administration platform was adopted
without dissenting voice, and the
convention by rising vote thanked
the committee for its able work.
A resolution endorsing Gov. Pennoy-
er was tabled.
Hon. John NJ. Gearin was nomina-
ted for Congress on first ballot, rcceiv-
ing los ballots.
Judge Burnett of Benton county was
nominated for Supreme Judge.
The presidential electors chosen, are,
w. III. Efiinger, of. Multnomah; w
r. Bilyeu, of Linn and E. r. Skip
wosth, of Umalilla.
Thanks were rendered to the officers
of the convention, to the citizens of
Pendleton, to Gel. Irish and TO the res
porters, and the convention adjourned
sine die at p. m. with three cheers
for the ticket.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
rraetieaI Joke.

1t Is greatly supposed that drummers
are pretty vile awake class of men
who cannot easily be made the victim
of practical Joke; but one of our I5eb-
anon fun loving boys caused considerG4
bic amusement by pasting piece If
paper ON the side of travelling mans
shining stove pipe hat as 1t hang on
the rack while that immaculate word
singer was eating dinner at Tire 81.
Charles hotel. After he had finished
his meal, he came odt cf the dining
haH in a great hurry, put on his hat
without looking mt il and started cut
to make his calls. Everywhere he
went people enjoyed n good laugh
when they saw the paper stuck on the
glossy hat; but II was not until he was
walking along Main street that he
knew what the people were laughing
at. He happened to meet an old
friend with whom he does business
and his attention was drawn To the
piece of paper stack on his hat. He
proceeded to remove Ii but hesitated a
moment and was heard TO remark
"Well do they take my hat fof bill
board?'' then pulling off the paper
which proved TO be an advertising
sticker he said; guess / will charge
them for space and read-buy your
boots and shoes at Andrews & Hack
leman's.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
Programme.

The following viii be the interesting
programme of the Pink seciable and
musical concert at the First Presbyte-
rian church tonight;
Solo-Prof. Lee of Albany.
Ree.-"KeePisag His Work." Ada
Miller.
Solo and Choru-"Poliy wolly
Doodle"
Ree.-"Papa's letter" Ora Harknees.
Trial Scene from the Merchant of
Venice, G. B. Montague.
Solo-Pfof Lee.
Rec-'sThe New Church Doctrine
Maud Miller.
Chorus-"Ring Cling"
Rec.-=MTs. Hardness.
Rec.-"Off go The Firecrackers.'
Gertrude Hunt.
Song-"J Jingle Bells"
Rec-"P Patient Mercy Jonos,'' An
ME Talbot.
Song-Prof. Lee.
Reading Hunt.
Rec.-Mrs. Talbot.
Song-''We Are Little Waiting
Maids"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
TOLD BY CORRESPONDENTS
hRowNsvIELR
April

April =.
r. N. Thompson mas returned frcr,
the Sound, whore he invested in real
estate.
S. P. Barger has purchased the prop
erty adjoining the meat market, con-
sisting ofetose and lot.
During the past week, Findley Nc
Rae, Cleve Coohrane and c. Tlscmp-
son departed for Seattle, w. T.
The time card of the o. R'y., has
hecn changed; mail now arriving at
9:30 p. m>, instead of p. nl., as former
ly.
Misses Retta and Florence Brown,
who during number of months have
been visiting Portland friends, return
ed home last week.
MIS-. G. Sperry has recovered from a
late attack of asthma, and much to the
satisfaction of her many fFiends is
again enjoying good health.
Under the Treatment OF DS. 1. w.
Starr, a namber of cNses of scarlet fe-
yer have satisfactorially terminated, by
the recovery of the patients.
The child of d c. Drake, who for
some time PAST HAS been great suffer
er from lung and bowel complaints, is
slowly nearing convalescence.
Miss Leo Waegand of Portland is
stopping at the fesidende of w. j. Ho-
lister, agent of the o. R'y., frons whom
she is receiving lessons in teiegraphy.
Wilson L Jack, our popular livery
men, have sold their stable and stock
to Percival & Co., who will In the Nat-
ure carry on the livery business at the
old stand.
Capt. Junles Blakely, ST., who re
Gently received some severe bruises and
experienced heavy shock, by being
tArown frons wagon, is slowly re-
covering from injuries received.
Easter Sunday services We're held Mt
the South Brownsville Cumberland
Presbyterian church, where a large
congregation greeted the Rev. ]. r.
Kirkpatrick. who delivered q stirring
and eloquent appeal
Sabbath services on Easter, were
conducted by the Rev Gittons at the
NJ. E. church, South Brownsville,
where the reverend gentleman deliv-
cred one of his, as usual, earnest and
touching sermons.
At the Baptist church, the Sabbath
school exercises We're largely attended,
Much praise IS due to those earnest
and energetic workers, who have
brought this branch of our religious
training TO such perfection, attended
by many happy results.
Meyer Bros, have received, and are
operating portable steam engine,
with which logs that have lodged on
sand-bars, or been left high and dry
along the banks of the Calypooya river,
and are with very hftle ceremony or
less time, ''yanked" into the bed of the
stream, preparatory to a raise of water,
and drive to the pond of the Browns
Vile saw and sash mill. II. s. p.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
Repubiiean county Convention.

This body met in Albany, Wednes-
day the 4th, in the court house. There
were seventy~nif1e delegates present,
and a general good feeling and perfect
harmony prevailed; there was mani
fest desire to put forward the best men.
The delegates from the various pre-
cincts, were orderly, sober, first-class
looking citizens; at least they appear
ed so to our EXPRESS reporter.
c.. E. Wolverton was elected tempo
rary chairman, and S. S, Train tempo
rary secretary; who were afterwards
made permanent.
The following nominations were
made with great unanimity:
County CIerk~-G. w. Davis.
Sheriff-John Conser.
Recorder-O. S. May.
Treasurer. F. Hyde.
Assessor--C. Sperry.
School Supt.-Prof. J. II. Williams.
Surveyor-E. It. T. Fisher.
Coroner--C Gone.
Legislature-W. w. Richardson, o.
H. Irvine and w. r. Kirk.
The following gentlemen were duly
elected as delegates to the State Con-
vention to meet in Portland, Or, on
Wednesday April IL:
S. S. Train, T. T. Bryant, j. T. john
son, VIM. Ingram, John Glass, c. E,
Wolverton, ]. w. Crusick, r. n.
Thompson, r. S. Smith and N. b.
Humphrey.
The convention adjourned about 5
O'Clock p. M, with general hand-shalS-
Ing and good feeling.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
sCto.
April 3.

%
Weather fine for April.
Farmers mostly through with spring
plowiag.
Thermometer raffging from 80 TO "a
degrees at sunrise for the past week,
Mr.. p. o. Smith is erecting a new
house, to he occupied by his lady as
milliner shop.
Dr. o. E. HOldridge, will move to
his stock ranch in Douglas county, in
few days.
Messrs. Shelton & johnson has COM
promised their troubles with their
creditors, and again resumed business
in their old stand.
Rey. Burnett, of Monmoth, and Rev.
Roberts of Marion county, arc holding
a protracted meeting in the Christian
church here, with good audiances.
Mrs. Hlbban, an old lady ~ years
old, died Sunday morning, about a,
m; also D. Harrel who lived three
miles north of Scio, at IL a. IN. same
day.
Mr.. Goan, our new mill owner, has
moved his family into his commCdious
residence i'll town. Our people heart-
ly welcome him, as he appears to be a
good, moral Industrious man.
SCIO.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
a wARNlNo 10 olppY olRts,
A Seductive Stranger Led to the Alter
By the Maiden he had Deceived.

We clip the following notice from
the Albany Daily Herald, of March 81
1883, Comments are unnecessary. We
deeply regret that Lebanon has to
bear any part Of this disgracefNl affair:
"An unusual marriage, which could
not but CRATE harshly upon the sensi-
bilities of those who Witnessed IL, was
solemnized ut the Revere hause yester-
day afternoon. o. B. Wilskey, who
had been arrested at lebanon and
brought to this city by Deputy Mar
shal j. A. I4ambefson, on charge Of
sedacing Miss c. \. Arnett, OF that
place. was married 10 the latter i'm
presenee of The officer who had him i'm
custody and few others. The ctrcum-
stances surrounding the affair exhibit
a shocking lack Of deeency and moral
ity"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
PLAINyIEw.

April /.
Mr.. Benz. Mills is working for jeff
Isom near here.
Rev. Bennett delivered sermen at
Rock Hill on last Sabbath.
A. Brandon of Plainview took q bus
iness trip to Brownsville yesterday.
Sam Hoeye of Sodaville is working
for our postmaster, Healy, at Plain
view.
Mr.. William Richardson started for
Waiia Walla one day last week, TO be
gone all summer.
Farmers have been employing their
time during this fine weather, putting
in their spring grain.
Mrs. Della jackson has been on a
visit up at Coburg for eonte time, and
returned one day last week.
Mr.. w. X. Temples family has been
down for some time with the measles,
but are almost well of them again
Fruit tfees-such as plums and
peaches are out in full bloom in the
vicinity of Brownsville and Plainview
Mr.. Frank l.. Fisher from near Sa-
lem was up near Rock Hill last week,
but returned to Albany on last Satur-
day.
Grandma and grandpa Pickens
has been very sick all winter, but are
some better now. Their gradGaugh-
ter, Miss Viola Temple has been stay
ing with them,
School begins here in our district
next Tuesday, under the able manage
naent of Prof. Gibson. We arc in hopes
he will be liked by all the patrons of
the school EsouIMAUX.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06

PROMOTED AND TRUsTED.-Step ep-
ping into the Lebanon Bank one day
this week, keeping company with the
eloquent cIiink, who should we find
but the smiling face of c. C. Hackle-
man; all alone and keeping faithful vig-
il over the deposits. Smack of poor
mans sweat, blood arteries of business,
and the God that mortals fall down
and worship" Friend Haekleman Is
like Peter Cartwright, "can just Fake
hand at anything and boom it
through"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06

Or THAT SERENADE-The sweet
mellow strains Of music, full and
round, from flute, cornet and ct cetera,
walked up the citizens Of Lebanon
Monday night. Just the thing boys
ito sooth our sorrows, calm our fears,
delight our souls and tickle our toes y
We viii enjoy tae ''dslce ct gloria, +" Of
the soft sweet strains as often as you
choose TO call. Thanks to Prof. l..
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06

THE New People who get
up when the birds are singing their
sweetest notes, at o'clock in the
morning will do we'll to keep look
out for 4Ae bran new comet which IS
ROW coming north at the rate of de
gree day. Tt is reported to Iossess a
very bright nucleus and n tail as
straight as a cowbar IL was discover
ed at Cape Town last month, aud rises
earlier every morning and will in a
few days be visible to all who stay up
late enough or get zap early enough.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-06
BORN
SCIo.

PAUL-In Lebanon, Linn county, Or. March go
1885, to the wife of S. j. Paul, daughter.
RoBERTs-4In Lebanon. Linn county, Or, March
So 1885, to the wife of J. a. Roberts, son.
DoNACA-In Lebanon, Linn county, Or. March
&c. 1855, TO the wife Of W. B. Donaca, SON.
D0BEISS--Tn spicer. Linn county Or. March %
1883, 70 The wife Of John DolkiIis son,