The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22
The Lebanon Express.
Personal AND0THERWIsIs

Of July Ball. at the st. Hotel, Sl.6o.
The Woodruff Orchestra has been en-
gagged TO furnish music for the 4tll., oi
July Ball, mt Union Han.
z. t. Bryant, DIR. Lamberson, \. r.
Cyrus and d. Andrews went to Port
land Tuesday, as witnesses in the =. $.
Court.
There will be a grand ball at Union
Hall on July 4th., 1855. The dance
will be under the able management Of
NJ. d. Wheeler.
If you want nice marble work for
ornament, or first class job of monu-
mental marble, call on Nj. y. Kecz OPP
,posite the Bevere House, Albany.
Mr.. l.. A. Harmon and Mrs. Pritch-
ard, father and sister OF our barber
Charlie Harmon, both Of Roseburg,
are visiting in our town this week.
We call the attention 10 the add of
w Fortmilier & Co, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in furniture in Albany.
They have large and select stock OF
everything IN their line, at rock bottom
prices.
Patience is always crowned with sue
cess This rule is without amy excep-
tion. It may not be p splendid success
but patience never takes anything in
hand that it does not succeed with in
some form.
Judge Otto T.ublSer. of Sweet Home
was f0 town Monday liz wears THE
.iudIeial .rrnlae With er.ce and sljzaii,
come iatls make tlfenl walls eifaik
lne. ana hs.v taesn dow9 With large
sluices Of BI.cRsrole sad Kent.
The town Of Argentine. kansas, Is in
trouble The publie records were left
in the mayors Office. \ billy goat en-
tered and ate them up. His owner off,
ers tire goat to file away in place Of the
lost charter and ordinances.-Ex.
The Lash Bitters Company gave a
musical entertainment on the street
last evening which was very good.
They also gave an entertainment At
the Band Hall which surpassed any
thing of the kind we have seen for a
long time.
We are sorry that our CORES spondence
from Charlottesville and Waterloo was
crowded out this week rs the forms
were already made up when they ar
rived owing to our printers desiring TO
attend the FireInan's Tournament at
Portland
Montague will continue his Cash
Clothing Sale through next week as
the late rains have prevented many
from taking advantage Of it. Bear in
mind that this sale viii positively close
one week from Saturday night. It i
only for the benefit Of Cash and Pro
duce buyers.
We are glad to report that all the
eases of scarlet fever at Sodayiile are
convaleseent, and DR. Foley Informs
us that he thinks there need be no
more uneasiness about 1t. NYe rely on
what DR. Folly reports, and we think
visitors need have no apprehension
whatever il going TO this favorite and
popular resort.
The installation of Rey. w. Gibony.
will take place in the Presbyterian
church on Monday the 25sh., beginning
at S o'clock P. N. Several ministers,
from different parts Of the state. viii
be present to take part in the interest
ing services. All who attend Will be
pleased and interested, and we bespeak
general attendance of all our citizens.
We have reliable information OF
several families who will soon be in
Lebanon, from the east, some from
some from Texas. We bid them one
and all, hearty welcome, and can say
from personal experience, that they
viii find kind, generous and hospita-
bic people.
Some Of our friends are terribly af-
fieted with the ennui or blues over the
continued wet weather, come cheer up,
the sunshine will come Ieeping and
skipping, the harvest bells will tingle
and jingle and all go merrily and
cheerily IN the right time. a better
hand. wiser head and a kinder heart
than yours or mine guides the wind
and weather.
Miss Vina Miller, of Scio, is canvas
sing for The Present Conflict OF Science
with Religion. This is a grand, good
book, full of profound truths, rich in
research in the wonderful works of
God. 1t conveys to the reader a Won
derfuI fund of pleasing information on
the great issue of the conflict of Science
with Religion. We heartily commend
the book to the careful attention Of our
readers.
We return thanks for a copy Of a
large pamphlet on the Resources of
Oregon, published by Frank c. Baker.
state printer. The book contains much
valuable information and exceeds any
of the kind we have ever seen. 1t GER
tainly reflects great credit on the place
and part of the compiler. BY the way,
this would be grand emigration docu-
nent to send east, coming as it does
from so high authority. The mechani-
cal work is unexeeptionaly good.
BY the death Of Emperor Frederick
the German nation has lost gracious
master" of liberal ideas, humane in
stincts and devoted patriotism. A
hero in war, he was doubIy so in peace
and upon his death-bed his fortitude
lifted him far beyond mere mobility oil