The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-03-02
Personal ANDoTHERWlsE

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DIR. Gilbert lectures on ppyslogonly
at Union hall 10 night.
Tie &. A. r.. encampment at Albany
last week was largely attended.
Hemphin 4 Vine sang to good
audience at Union hall ON Tuesday
evening.
NJ. E. Hearn, at the depot, pays the
highest cash price for chickens, geese,
dneksand eggs.
Mr.. 4. +. Beard, father Of Lehanon's
enterprising druggist, J. A. Beard, was
in town ON Monday last. (
Il. J. Hendrickson's children have
been sick with the measles, but are ne
covering. Mrs. Hendrickson Is also
quite sick.
Mr.. ]. b Eddy, editor of The Pendle-
ton Tribune, is mentioned as proper
man for a place ON the republican elec-
toral ticket.
Feed your stock regularly three times
n day and AT the same hours, before six
in the morning, at noon and before
dark II pays 10 be systematic.
Il. W. smith, Esq, our enterprising
stove and tinware merchant called at
the county seat on Wednesday. He
Areports things quiet down there.
II Is understood that active opera
tions for the extension OF the Oregon
Pacific eastward will commence as soon
as the weather will permit, under new
contractors.
Political talk is growing more ami
more numerous Talk away, GEN
tlemen, but be certain OF Your eendi-
date before you "boonl him. Count
all the holes in your SKINNER.
a California company is having the
flat rocky plat opposite the sawnill al
the falls Of the Willamette surveyed to
see if ii viii answer for the erection of
I,500 horsepower paper mill that will
employ 800 hands.
Mr.. John Beard, who lives three
miles east Of this city, was called TO
Heppner last week, on account Of the
illness Of his son, J. r. Beard, who has
the measles. When Mr. Beard left for
home on Saturday. his son was getting
better.
Death loves shining mark, but he
will miss n chance of that kind Ia or
der t1 get a crack at the young man
who has watch chain running TO each !
vest rocket, with Waterbury watch |
at one end and bunch Of keys at the
al her
Elmer Montague. our efficient post |
master, is candidate for the nomina-
tion dor county clerk. The Longest
poll knocks the pelSlmmon, y and If FL |
nler gets there" he will make an ex-
cellent keeper Of the records. His
friends know this, tpo.
In Judge shattuek's court, Portland. /
Saturday morning in the case Of Nel- /
son Bennett against the Oregon pacific |
railroad company, defendants counsel !
moved to have the complaint denied. /
Bennett was present ana his motion to /
verify the complaint was allowed.
Senator DoIph reports that the COM
anittce Is opposed TO saddling any more
national parks on the country, and /
Crater Lake will have to go. He
thinks bill giving the park sto the
State Of 9sSgon will pass. If Oregon i
viii put up for the keep OF the park,
sbe can have it.
The life of minister OF the gospel is /
fraugllt with many d:sappointments, J
and If he wishes to have any pleasure
in the world he has got to play his
cards mighty fine. A parson down in
Ohio has just been suspended from the
ministry for being engaged to three
women at one and the same time.
s@ When a man puts cloves into his
mouth to conceal tobacco or any other
vile smell, he Is doing very foolish
thing, as the oil thus expressed from
the Glove destroys the enamel of the
teeth, and soon there is a mouth full of
decayed teeth which all the odors Of
araby the blest can never sweeten.
We have received the initial copy of
the Business Educator, a handsomely
printed four column quarto, published
at Portland, by A b. Armstrong in
the interest of the Portland Business
College, an institution of learning that
affords young gentlemen and ladies an
opportunity to obtain a first class,
t'bread-winning education.
The Orcgonidn's new stereotyping
outfit has all been received and is be-
ing made ready for work. The new
building viii be completed and all oc-
cupied in two weeks more, and then
the forms Of Oregon's greatest paper
Will be stereotyped after the eastern
style before going to press. 1t will take
about five minutes TO stereotype one
page
ZB. Moss, one of Brush Creek pre-
cinct's best men, should, and no doubt
will be nominated for county assessor
on the democratic ticket. Mr.. Moss
has served in this capacity heretofore,
aud his efficiency should bring to him
the undivided support of iais party. He
i ore of the well-to-do taxpayers of
the county and IS deserving of party
fas-or.
The Oregon Pacific railroad comra-
nv, through their attorneys at Albany,
have begun suit in the circuit court
against contractor c. W. Hunt to re
cover damages to the amount of
s1Ea iaea Tho ,.,,Y,a4a{aiDf ALLEGES that