The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-15

the ankle. DIR. Courtney was called at
once and attended the cases. The Dr.
and kind nursing will soon have the
young gentlemen on their feet. We
extend to them our sympathy
Attention is called to Andrews &
Hackleman's offer found elsewhere in
this issue.
Every one that invests coin at Mon
tague,s sale of clothing next week will
get bargain.
Mrs. A. E. Williams has the heart
lest thanks of the entire working crew
for that nice bucket of cherries.
Miss Nettie Amos, one of Lebanon's
most popular young ladies has gone to
Eugene to spend the summer
Go to Joe Harbin for general black
smithing. Machinery and wagon work
a speciality All work warrented.
Several teams started to the moun-
tains this week to haul out Benefits
supplies that We're deposited there last
fall
We noticed the smiling countenance
of M, A. Miller, one of Albany's enter
prising druggists on our streets yester-
day.
Buy new suit of clothes for the 4th,
at G. B. Montague's bigsale of clothing
n xt week. Cash viii buy them
cheap.
If you intend getting new suit next
week, beginning with June 18th is the
time to buy. Read Montagues ad in
this issue.
Mr.. Lublzer, postmaster at Sweet
Home, was elected Justice of the Peace
and Dick Watkins, Constable. a very
good choice.
Mr.. shanks, of Charlottesville, is
troubled with cancers on his cheek, lip
and tongue. He had twelve removed
from his face last fall.
w. w. Roberts, deputy United State
Marshall from Portland was in town
Monday on business in connection
with the Janeway case.
We need to be up and doing, and
push the matter of the water ditch to a
conclusion. Now is the accepted time.
Don't wait till tomorrow, it may be
too late.
II. w. Charlton, Sheriff of Lake Co,
conveyed a prisoner to the penitenti-
ary, and then made visit to his faith
er j. K Charlton, of Santian, last Sat
urday.
- NF-- ro5,,a4t, o,.,.;,-o3 4oro.
yesterday on visit to his mother, Mrs.
G. b. Montague. The Dr. is assistant
surgeon at the Steilacoona insane stsy-
1um, W.T..
There viii be preaching at the 1st
Presbyterian Church next Sunday, at
II o'clock a. M, by Rev. Skipworth and
at p. M, by Rev. kirkpatrick. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited.
Rev. Martin Hickman will fill the
! pulpit Of Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick, at
Brownsville next Sunday, the latter
goes to Philonath to attend the meet
ing of the Willamette Presbytery.
There are three things to aim at in
public speaking; first to get into your
subject, then to get your subject into
yourself, and lastly, to get your subject
into your hearers.-BtsIo20 Gregg.
Little Miss Bessie Miller will please
accept our thanks for a beautiful bou-
quet of choice flowers. "Flowers are
the footprints of angels, by which we
read on hill and dale the mysterious
truth"
We deeply regret to loose from the
social circle of Lebanon, Miss Ida Mon
tague one of its brightest ornament and
most interesting members. She has
gone to spend the summer with hel
sister at San Bernadino California
We were glad to make the acquaint.
ance of j. w. Johnston, President o.
the State University, who is visiting
SodaviIle in search of health. The DR.
is the property of the state and she il
proud of him.
Several friends from Waterloo called
at our Office this week, and some 0
them made glad the printers heart
with the elegant chink of a dollar 0
two. Call again, we need that kin,
of music to while away the tediou
hours,
DIR. L. Foley has informed this offic
that there are three cases of scarle
fever at SodaviIIe. Two of these ar
nearly recovered, and the other is dc
lug as well as possible. All precautio
has been taken to prevent the sprea
of the disease.
Ifyour message can be put in te
words you ought not to use fifteen c
twenty. You win tell it better wit
ten, and save time, breath and expens'
The breaths and moments and dollar
allotted to us in this life are too few t
w@ yte on useless words. Whether "
sgffte for the paper or speak in public
let US eetne directly to the point, in
part our message and yield the floor