The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
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And get rearesS
Why, Dies your eyes
Patronize THE EXPIRES.

III you wish TO advertise,
And get redress.
why bless your eye:s
Falronize THE ExPRFSS.
a. R. Cyrus has moved his Office OPP
posite the barber shop. He may be
found there or at the st. Charles hotel.
1T. Harbin has moved from the
Iiggett house on Main street to one of
MrA-petcTson's s houses on Second street.
Wood! Wood! Wood! THE LEBA-
NON EXPRESS will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for a good load of wood.
Mrs. L. q. Amber and granddaugh-
ter, little Sylvia Bryant, left on Tues
day to visit friends in Marion county.
great quantity of hops have been
hauled into town this week, nearly
every store house being filled with
them.
Mrs. Skipworth returned to Leba-
non last Friday, and they have again
gone to housekeeping IN the NJ. E. par
sonage.
Charley Henderson and Gus Bullard,
of Eugene, passed through here last
road front with small drove of horses.
Hot lunch will be served by the la
dies of the First Presbyterian church
on election day, from IL A. NJ to 6 P.
NJ. Proceeds TO go towards purehas
ing u bell for the church.
Mrs. DR.. Hagen, of Los Angeles,
Cal, who has been visiting for some
time with her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Miller,
will start home soon. Her many
friends wish her safe journey.
Mr.. Robert Mcclure and wife, of
Salem, passed through town Monday
on their way home. They were mar
ried about two weeks ago, and have
been visiting near Sweet Home.
Cyrus Parcel, brother of A. Fl. Par
eel, arrived last Sunday from Kansas,
coming overland with teams, having
started July 10. He has moved into
Mr.. Liggett's house, recently vacated
BY Joe Harbin.
The o. p. Co. purposes running the
steamers Hoag and Bentley three times
weekly between Albany and Corvallis,
and as far down the river as Portland
during the winter, and the Three Sis
tiers will ply between Corvallis and
Harrisburg.
The Astoria and South Coast Rail-
way is an assured fact. Tt will run
through Tillamook county and come
into the valley somewhere, and the
citizens of Salem and Albany are
working to have it come TO their re-
speetiye cities.
Albany is infested with tramps, sew
eraI being lodged in the caliboose each
night, and burglaries are of frequent
occurrence. Lebanon, not being on
the main line of the railroad, is seldom
visited by these worthless fellows, fol
which we are thankful.
If YOU have a silver dollar of 1904
we will receive it in payment for s
years subscription to THE EXPRESS
That coin is so scarce that it is said tC
be valued at $500. If you don't hap
pen to have one of that date, we viii
accept two ordinary dollars.
Rev. t. H. Small, of Silverton
preached in the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. Rev
Small has been preaching in this coun
try over thirty-five years, and is per
haps the oldest active minister in tn
state, and is still good preacher.
MI. Monteith, formerly of the firm
of Churchill & Monteith of this place
has opened bargain house in Albany
where he has gathered together splen
did assortment of staple and fancy DR..
goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats
clothing, and crockery, which he
selling at cost. He will be pleased {
meet his former customers in his me-
quarters.
Rev. w. Y. MCGEE, a graduate {
Cumberland University, at preseT
pastor of the Cumberland Presbyteria
church at Cottage Grove, paid tn
office a pleasant visit. He is youn
man of fine address, good talents,
unblemished character as Chrjstia
minister. We congratulate the goe
people of Cottage Grove on having
excellent a man to settle among then
A farmer in Wallowa county su
ceeded in raising a monster squa:
weighing I83 pounds. He took it
the town of Joseph for exhibition, ar
no sooner had it arrived there than
was made the object Of political bt
If Cleveland is elected a promine
business man of Joseph has agreed
roI the squash to Enterprise, d
ta1ece of several miles; and in ca
Hdrrison is elected another citizen d
agreed to do the same thing. The fo
killer certainly ought to show up
that place.