The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-11

pie"seu 10 nave all parties kiiy
themselves indebted 20 him to call az
settle AZ the City Drug Store
We extend our sympathy 10 that
young man, whose girl would not let
him stay longer than ten o'clock the
other night, although II was raining
aud he had no umbrella
Dr. I.ainbcrson performed very
successful operation III sewing together
the tongue cf a horse belonging TO Mr.
luclous Gilbert. 1t was accidently
cut nearly offnt the blacksmith shop
by "a rope.
C.A W. Watts, deputy of Albany,
passed through Lebanon Monday en-
route isar the upper waters 81 the Santi-
am, andN0n Tuesday returned with n
prisoner who was charged with mali
eiuus assault.
The Dcnboeru' q Albany Is now
Issuing spicy little daily. We gladly
welcome the exchange, aud hope 10 II
neither a fungus nor. mushroom
growth, lait a living reullty-born and
bound TO grow.
The menk hcrs - the Fire ca. are pre-
pairing tho rAgund for practice, .p-el,ar-
atery = ente~issg thr coptsf Of Fire
Co's,ah fortIss In juno. Do your
lev. pest saSss. and see that Lebanon
III 10 ON the home stretch.
The Brownsville broom man was la
iwn this week disposing of his honest
toll. We are glad 10 latrohize all
home industries. but why can mot
Lebanon have broom factory OF her
cwn, 1t Is a paying busilftss.
The fire company has had an up
ward rise OF the thermometer, eight
new additions at last meeting aud
much business of interest, arrange
mcnis were ns,-ie for a better perfect
ing OF the organization and more
thorough drill of the company.
In looking over the books we fail to
find some OF the names attached to
that immortal declaration, rs subscrlb-
crs to the EMPRESS. We suppose that
.itey borrowed a copy OF our paper and
hen drew on their imagination for the
balance, OF perhaps they acted under
legal advice.
Oregon stands at the head every
time. While people east of the rockies
have to travel through snow and en-
counter blizzards and tornadoes, and
wonder ifwinter has become perpetual,
cur people enjoy the lovely spring sun.
shine and the children have for the
psst two weeks, been gathering wild
/. strawberries around Lebanon.
sy6Gr friend John Donaca, of Swce
Home has sent to this Office very
) fine specimen of bituminous coal
which was taken from claim on th'
middle fork Of the South Santiain
We sincerely trust that our friend
have found n bonanza, and that it ma.
prove valuable to them and a boom 70
Linn county. Let tic ball roll.
Our popular physician, DIR. J. :
Courtney, has purchased the dru
store of NJ. a. Miller of this city. Nj
Miller goes to Albany to engage I'm th
same business, 5aving purchased I'll
drug store of A. w. Prushaw, situate
near the Revere house where he wi
be glad TO receive his old friends. Nj
Miller has tact, energy and busine'
Sriencc. He will win success lii
& Roman, "iind way or mai
lrce weeks our public school wi
Csc It's present term, 1t Is proposed
have grand picnic on the ''wind-up
We hope the little folks may have
east of fat things. Prof. Hunt h
discharged his duties faithfully ms
teacher in Lebanon; he is concie
cious competent man, and well d
serves the sacred trust Of so high ca
ing. His worthy assistant, Miss Fa
lie Griggs, has performed her part !
), and has entwined herself aroul
hearts of the children.