The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-23

llls fait, and we hear of q good many
more who are coming.
\ dance will be given ut Union hall
on Thanksgiving evening. Supper at
the St. Charles hotel. Tickets, incIud-
ing supper, 81 80. Everybody invited.
Young Janeway, who robbed the
mails at 81 ieer, and who ran away on
being bailed, has given himself up at
Omaha and will be brought to Port
land for trial.
Messrs. W. c. Peterson and r.. NJ.
Bush have rented the Roland building
and will soon open a produce market.
They viii pay cash for all kinds of
country produee.
Dir. 5. c. Mains arrived in Lebanon
several days ago from Madison county,
Neb. lie is we'll pleased with this part
OF the country, and will probably buy
property and locate here. Wehol1e he
wiz
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give a sociable at Rev. Geo. W.
Giboney's tonight friday Proceeds
TO go towards purchasing q bell. A
lunch viii be served. All are cordially
invited
Some Ilasterers came out from Al
bany last Saturday night to plaster
the new NJ Z church. They Intended
to make a sunday job of it, but of
course this was not allowed. The
heatheus!
SIr. L. H. Cox, of Hastings. Neb..
after 4 weeks stay in Lebanon, left for
home Tuesday morning. He was ia
vorably impressed with this country
and VIII probably return and settle
somewhere on the coast.
Rev.J r. kirkpatrick went to Salem
Thursday. where he will hold pro-
tracted meeting, Rev. w. c. Crawford,
Of Corvallis, win preach at the Cum
herland Presbyterian church next sun
day morning and evening.
J. r. Borum has opened barber
shop opposite the pOstoffice, where he
may be found ut any time ready for
business. Give him a call. If ycu
have any razors 70 hone, bring them
in and have a good edge put on them.
The first quarterly. conference OF the
NJ Z. church for this district viii be
held in the academy chapel Saturday.
Nov a. Presiding Elder Wilson viii
preach at 2:l5 o'clock. and conference
viii be held Immediately after preach
ing.
Capt. Jernenson has built ninety
ton craft on the Siuslaw river. called
the Acme. This Is the first sea-goiug
craft ever built on the SiUslaw river
and occupied the captain six months
TO build 1t, as he did the work mostly
himself.
A lady inquiries what viii remove
hair from the arms. Well, a razor for
one thing, but the most effective
method perhaps is to singe the arms
thoroughly over burning newspaper.
This has been proven very successful
al the treatment of poultry.
Fine fresh straw berries raised near
Portland were in the market of that
city on Wednesday. It would be in
teresting to know how they would sit
on the stoInachs of the citizens of some
of the regions east Of here, where the
blasted bIizzarjIs have been careening
in their wild career.
In connection with our State Agrf.
cultural College. Oregon is to have an
"experiment station" the money t.
carry 1t on having been appropriated
BY Congress. All the States are t,
have them. All sorts Of experimental
work in agriculture, stock raising
dairying, etc, is to be carried on.
Mrs. Agnes Dinsmore. department
inspector Of the w. r. c., visited tn,
John Z. Miller corps officially las
+ Thursday afternoon. In the evening
the corps gave her a reception, and in
vited the members of John +. Mile
post and a few other guests. After
short literary treat a substantial luncl
was served, with coffee.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has advanced the price of meal
at the Albany eating station to 70 cent
to make it uniform with their Califol
MIA rates. Uniformity should be re
2.IprocaI. Let the Legislature MAX
the passenger rate 3 cents per mile
correspond with rates in other States
BY all means let's be uniform.-UmI
qua Herald
Mr.. p 5. Ritter has bought an il
terest in Mr.. Il. Coins store, and til
business will be run under the fir
name of Coins q Ritter. Mr. Ritter
an old resident Of this place, but hi
spent the past two years in Washin
ton Territory for his health, fro
which place he returned about mont
ago. He has rented Mr.. Cleaver
house, formerly occupied by NJ
Gentry.
sid give anything" said Miss a
4ffs / had as small foot as Miss @
swell, I" said her friend, "you can ha'
it for nothing. Miss G.'s foot is
large as yours. but she wears tho
shafrSly shoes OF Andrews & Hack
mani and gives her foot the appes
aneei +being smaller than it really
A cSef7sy shoe disigures any foot. T
AnSrews & Hackleman and see VII
es1,' 'tsEge't he7- can make in your foot
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