The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-18
The Lebanon Express.
Personal. AND0THERwlsE

w. j. Guy, who has been visiting II
the cast, returned home last Saturday
We are sorry 10 learn that Prof. Ham
was taken seriouslyliIl yesterday ,slori.
ing.
wRea. J.. II. kirkpatrick, filled Rev
W. Hklpworths pulpit last Sunday
evening.
The big closing out sale OF Dress
Goods ut {. B. Montague's lasts for ths
coming week only.
We noticed the smiling face Of Coe,
rhlrman of Liberty Oh our streets In
hls cart on "Wednesday.
j. III. slime, former owner aud pro.
prietor Of this paper has returned to
Lebanon, after several weeks absence
In tho northwest.
Attention Is called 10 Montague's nd.
vcrtisement in this issue. Read 1t and
then 60 and buy yourself dress for
less than half its value.
Eight blocks Of the principal part Of
yiolaendale, w. T. were burned last
Monday, entailing very serious loss
on tho business men of the town.
We note, that our enterprlslng fellow
townsman. A. q. Williams, is putting
up a neat residence on the west side of
the r. r. 1t will bc quite an addition
To that part OF town.
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s.oner brandon spent Wednesday
night In the city. They left Thursday
morning for Buck Head where they
went to examine bridge.
~SC. d. Montague, who has been act
Ing as postal clerk on the Dayton and
UmatIlla r. p. o., in W. r., returned
home last Thursday night He will
assist In his fathers mammoth store.
Weare glad to see cur city Recorder,
Dr. Hope ON the street again after a
l,ng Illness; the many friends of the
Ilr., welcome his return TO duty and
cordially greet his debut into society
again.
GRhdfather Peebler gave US very
lslsasant call last Wednesday. He Is
IS years old, and came to Oregon IS
years ago. Mr.. Peebler is hale aud
hetrtv, and seems to be good for good
many years YET. His wife Is also 81
years OF age. This Is the effect OF Ore
gon climate.
''Stop my paper,-I don't want any
democratic paper in mine Amen Mr..
Ave don't want any democratic pa
per in ours either,-hut we Ike 10 have
democratic money in our pocket aud
we gladly open the way for the eloquent
chink OF republican and prohibition
ticket money.
:. NJ. w. Hindman, ". has been
on trip TO Prineville for the last three
weeks returned home "Wednesday. He
reports the snow nearly all out of the
mountains. and the roa,ls good. II il
very dry, cast OF the mountains, and
crops arc almost an entire failure in
the Crooked river country, and times
are very duh. Wool is only valurcd at
10 cents, and wool nea are blue.
The Evangelical Conferences Of Ore
gon, closed a most pleasant and harnio-
nious session on the Sth OF May, in
East Portland. Rev. f. w. Parker Of
Sweet Home Mission, was appointed
10 the Ncwberg circuit, much TO the re-
grct OF his many friends n Linn coun-
ty. Mr.. Parker il a young man of fine
promise. and has made host of friends
considering the short time he has been
IN our midst.
We have received letter from Rev.
c. /. Brown, of Lacamas. w. T. In
Il no says: Isacamas has n saw and
planning mill whose capital stock is $50
COO, and paper mill whose capital
stock is sfoo, 900. and that the latter
turns out seven tons OF paper daily.
The people on this coast have il in their
pTsewer to manufacture all, or nearly all
that we need or consume. and in the
near future we will ship east that
which we now bring across the conti-
nenf.
The pastors Of Chicago have address
ed the following to the proprictors of
tut DtlottG pEtcS NtlG 0AAASa kltdtCS.
'.The Sabbath is the dividing line be-
tween christianity and hcatheniem. 1t
IL the bulwark that shields our christ
ian civilization against anarchy, and
every infiuene that tends to weaken
the power Of Ie Sabbath over the pub
lie conscience endangers the stability of
republican institutions. The business
of publishing and selling newspapers
on the Sabbath is in open violation OF
our state laws. We, therefore, respect
,fully request you to discontinue the
Publication Of newspapers on Sunday
sIorgan's Maneuvers.
A young man oy--the name of VIM.
Morgan resides at PhiIomath. He has
his periodicals quite often and gets as
full as fiddle every time an opportu-