The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-15

friends.
DIR. J. s. COURTNEY,
A graduate of one of the best medical
schools in the United States, has been
a practitioner In our town for little
over one year. His uniform deport.
ment and close attention to his pro.
fession have gained for him many
friends and secured n large and liberal
patronage.
MAYERs BRos.,
Blacksmiths. These gentlemen are
natives of Wisconsin, and came to Ore
gon in early life and settled here in
Lebanon eight years ago, where they
have done and are continuing to do q
good line of work They have the
confidence of their patrons as honest,
Woodworking mechanics.
DIR. L. FOLEY
Is native Of Wisconsin, but eEli-
grated to Oregon twenty-seven years
ago from Missouri. He Is graduate
of the Willamette University medical
school, and has devoted his energies
time and talents to his chosen profes-
sion; has had an extensive practice in
and around Lebanon for fifteen years.
II. L. PARRISH,
OF the ST. Charles hotel, il an old resi-
dent of this valley. Was raised on a
farm, but firing OF that vocation, he
hes taken to the hstel business, for
which business he seems to be well
qualified. As manager of the hotel,
he gives satisfaction, and the house is
now run on paying basis.
@. E. HARDY,
JeweleF and gunsmith, is Al years old.
and a natural mechanical genius. He
Is native of Wisconsin and has been
wehfoot II years, IL years of that pc
riod here. He Is very attentive To bus
mess and has built up good trade,
each year enlarging.
A. r. CYRUS,
Lebapon's real estate agent, has been
a resident of Lebanon for the last eight
years, and for four years he has done a
good deal to advertise this section Of
country. He is now beginning to reap
some of the rewards Of his labor.
w. c. PETERSON,
Who Las recently associated himself
with A. r.. Cyrus in the real estate
business, is an Oregon raised boy, and
is an energetic young man. He will
make a good real estate agent.
F. J. HENDRIcKSoN,
Our boot and sAoe maker, has, after
years Of persevering toll, succeeded in
buildiRg up fine trade and il now
clear ahead OF the hounds. We are
glad to note the substan tial improve
nledts made by Mr.. Hendrickson.
]. t. HARDIN,
is native of this town,
aud except five or six years spent in
w. T., has always lived here. Tie is
energetic and skilled ina all lines OF
work in his craft.
e. GoAN,
Dealer in furniture and undertaken, is
always found ON hand for business.
with everything usually kept in his
line, both in shop-madc and Imported
goods.
MCCLURE s. KIRK,
Who recently purchased the barber
shop of G. II. Harmon, are promising
youag men, and deserving OF liberal
share OF public patronage.
w. J. GUY,
Proprietor of the Lebanon Saloon, has
been in the saloon business in Lebanon
TOT more than eight years, and IS very
with the boys.
JACOB ARM,
Harness maker. Mr.. Arm is a native
Sweden came here from California
few months ago. lie is fine work
man.
DIR. SPENCER DUDLEY,
Dentist. This gentleman is native
OF Tennessee; is an old Oresonian and
identified with her history; has heen
engaged in his profession here for SIX
years.
DIR. ASA PETERSON,
Dentist. "Uncle Asa, = rs he is famil-
iarIy called. is "hale fellow well
metz with all the boys, enjoys life and
takes the world easy.
wM. RETHERFoRD,
Formerly Of Nebraska, is now the pro-
p-ietor of the Arcade saloon, and is
always ready to supply the thirsty ones.
1. II. BoRUsI.
This gentleman has just recently
opened barber shop, and is working
hard TO establish a permanent trade.
Quiet and polite, he is winning his
way.
r. y. BUSY,
The produce dealer, II always on hand
10 trade, quick and sharp TO drive
trade in his line, always ready with
the cash to pay. He halls from Kan
sas, ana is IS lively as a hopper grass.
BY Rail 70 sodavnie.
last Friday Manager Koehler, SUI