The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-05

i night lHe lire occurred Mhtl0 n young
man was iilling lantern. George
Rice and :. NJ. Garland assisted in
anenching the flames before much
damage was done.
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns, cuts.
sprains and bruises; for nsc I'm such
cases Dr. 7 TT. McI.can's Volcanic oil
Liniment has for many years been the
constant fayorite family remedy. For
sale 10y j. A. Beard.
With the first day Of winter came n
very agreeable change In the weather
| A southwest wind, accompanied with
! n warm rain, Is the most desirable
weather the Willamette valley can
have, and this Is Just what the first
dag of December brought us.
The revival services at the NJ. i.
church closed Monday night after con-
tinuing seven weeks. The meeting
resulted IN about fifty conversions and
| forty aeeesslons 20 the church. Rev.
| Aleridge will begin a series Of meetings
In Brownsville next Sunday.
There was q runaway In town on
| Friday last, an account OF which we
cannot give, as we have not seen or
| heard Of the team since, and the alb
sence of broken wheels and dismcfn-
an otherwise Interesting item.
The Gazette complains that there are
/ a good many drunk men on the streets
i'm Corvallis on sunday. since the sa-
/ looms We're ordered closed ON that day.
Better reverse matters. oren the sa-
looms and close up the drunkards, and
the plan will work admirably.
VIM. Kiepper, while working on the
paper mill last Friday, stepped upon
i the unsupported end of board and
was precipitated to the floor of the
lower story, n distance of several feet.
alighting on his shoulders. His iniu-
ries were painful but not serious.
| C. c. Hackleman SAYS that people
will have his goods even if they have
To break q window-pane to get them.
Charley has plenty of shoes left yet,
and the next time those anxious Gus.
TONERS visit him he viii doubtless
have clerks enough 20 serve them.
Albany has some fine residences and
a number of beautiful yards; we heard
a lady say that IL excelled Portland in
the latter respect; We do not say this
10 excite pang of jealousy among
Portlanders, but merely as compli-
! ment TO the keautiful Riverside city.
Pete Nettleton gave us a call We'd
nesday. Pete is one of the men who
worked on the Poorman mine last fall
He says they went into the mine more
than 2l0 feet and ran cross-cut for
twelve feet. showing the ledge to be Mt
least twelve feet wide at the bottom Fl
the tunnel.
! A family. whose name we did not
learn, came to Lebanon from NebIaska
Tuesday. The head Of the household
Is looking for good location before
disposing of his farm i'm Nebraska.
If he doesn't think enough OF this
country to exchange climates he is of .
lqueer mould.
There seems to be a general uprising
of the savages all over the Northwest
A few of the lawIess abofigines broke
! \ large pane of glass in the front of G.
G. Haclleman's store Thanksgivina
night, extracted two pairs Of shoes,
and left an empty whiskey flask in
: settlement of the account.
You will have no use for spectaeles
if you use DIR. j. II. McLean's
+ strengthening Eye Salve; IL removes
the film and scum which accumulates
on the eye balls, subdues Inflammation,
cools and soothes the irritated nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight
: 25c. q bex at Boards drug store.
NJ. Shaekleford, of Crawfordsville
: was in Lebanon this week. Mr.. shack
. leford Is a practical tanner, and il ht
cln dispose of his property i'm CraNe
fordsvilie he intimated very strongly
that he would build a tannery in oui
town. No better location for an in
! dustry of this kind could be found.
carry a fun line Of pills, powdered
drugs, eiixirs, tablets, capsules. Tht
! only dealer in Frederick s6earns & Co.
popular non-secret remedies. Buying
my goods at the factory, / am enabled
to sell at reduced prices. Office and
salesrooin eoraer Main aud Oak streets
Lebanon. DIR. ]. a. LAMBERsoN.
WI Washburn of Brownsville wa.
in town Friday. He was ordered t.
lay walk i'm front of his lots on HAT
lstreet, hut after making inquiry h,
found that although his property II
: near the heart of the town, that IN
2 was outside of the corporation. Ism
it about time to extend our corporat,
limits?
5 Died, in Lebanon, Dec. lst, Mabe
( Hyde, aged u years and months
t She will be missed in the Sabbath
school, of which she was regular at
f. tendant, but il is a consolation 10 know
that she has gone to enjoy an eterna
! Sabbath with that ''innumerable com
! panyn and with the Father of on
spirits. The parents have the sympa
thy of the entire community.
: The s. P. Co. are reported to hav
said that if the mine-helders on tn
+. Santiam would furnish five carload
of ore daily that they would eXten.
the Lebanon branch road to Quartz
. vile. The conditions are REASONABLE
!, and there need be no barrier in tn
J way of extending the road, as thi
amount of ore could be shipped easil,
at profit to the railroad company an,
s yet leave large margin to the miners
: Lebanon has been very fortunat.
: thus far inasmuch as we have neve
had any destructive fires; but this fac
3 should, Instead of causing a genera
!, feeling of security, suggest to our cii
i iZenS the necessity of precautionary
I measures. If our fire engine is not il
good condition, if the hose is lacking
in any respect, the Council should Sc
!, that all our appliances for battlin,
!, with the flames are equal to any cmer
gency of this nature.
The Brownsville Times says tina
I'll Mr.. Banks has returned from Tacom
! with about fifteen men and will worl
. in the Blue River mines this winter
+ The Tacoma company have but re
Gently acquired property in thes
mines, but the diligence with whicl
! they have entered upon the work Q
$ developing their claims, together witt
the opinion which the foreman, MI
> Banks, expressed in regard to thes
mines is inspiring to the lukewarn
e and faithless.
: About P. NJ. Wednesday, fire brok
out in the upper story of the city hall
i. The fire company was called out ant
!, the fire was with some difficult.
2 chaclnd. not lanmnuar until the hal