The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-06

Mr.. DnhkinS, proprietor of the n10-
chime and repair shop, il buying the
best mNchinery Aia can renalr broken
and disabled machinery OF every de-
spfiptiun.
Rusf. Hiatt aud Giles Parker started
for the kitson hot springs saturday.
We shall await their return with com
siderable anxiety. Ruff promised as a
mess uf trout.
Mrs. Munsey was this week riding
In spring wagon when one OF the
wheels dropped into rnt, throwing
her out upon her head, hurting her
neck very badly and iniarlng her In
ternally.
What n wonderful change n few
votes make In one's physlognony; there
Is no more facial resemblance between
the successful aud tile defeated cam
,lidates than II they represented the
antlpodes.
Messrs. Andrews & Hamilton, of
Sweet Home, are having the front of
their business house lettered in such
way that Il will be Impossible to mis-
take the pioneer store. Mr.. Bodwell
Is the artist.
Say, you man! why do you haul
your lumber ten and fifteen miles over u
ioA&t tN<tAf3 WITCH " tan Ett Nttdt AhN
want ut q. w. Wheeler's mill right
In Lebanong Leave your orders with
me and quit that business.
mo place like home" II you are in
Lebanon, a homeless wandcrer, with
no roof above you and nothing back of
you but the hard cash, you will find the
Exchange hotel to be the nearest ap-
proach To home in the valley.
The restaurant was formally dedicat-
ed Friday night. The cornet hand
furnished the music and Mrs. Moses
supplied all present with large dish
of lee cream We understand that 1t
was a suceess socially and financially.
That generous Ii hearted man, Joe
Harbin, spilled a box of luscious straw
berries on our table Saturday, and very
kindly allowed Us Ca pick mp the fruit.
II, in our haste we forgot orr Chester
field training, permit us now To say,
Thank you.
Our recent tour In different parts OF
the county convinced Us that the Ex
PRESS Is appreciated lIy its many read
ers. II, after YOU have read the paper
one year, YOU can conseientiously
say that IL was not worth two dollars
we will refund your money.
During the month of May over 500
hogs have been shipped 90 Tacoma,
Wash, from different points In the
| Oregon by West Bros, of Salem. They
will soon hegin supplying mutton sheep
TO that portion of Washington.
John Davis, of Sweet Home, has u
novel brood Of fowls. Five or six
chickens aud an equal number of Mon
/ golian pheasants share the attention of
! a domestic hen. Here is "a text for
snme fertile intellect that may be
wrestling with the raee problem.
/ A peddler Is i'm our neighhorhood
afferin great bargains In what was
purparted TO be English smuggled
! roe ds; goods sold in nothing less q an
/ Sl5n parcels, n sun suili cient 10 buy
| a good stock of goods 1t any of Our
I stores. If YOU patronize this peddler
I YOU do it with your eyes open.
| John Davis aud Tom Morris, of
sweet Home, passed through Lebanon
/ this week With fourteen head Of horses,
| e1 route To the Seattle market, which
/ Il reported to he aAod for this class ot
stock. We are informed that they will
engage in teaming at ole Of the Sound
| towns. Frank Link went with them.
/ j. Glover, of Lyons, had the mis-
| fortune to lose his barn 10y fire, May u,
which we are informed caught from
some burning bfush. MIR. Glover IL =
newcomer, lately from Kansas, aud
we are sorry to see misfortune meet
| him thus. However, he was insured
| in the State Insurance Company,
which makes him fortunate in mis-
! fortune.
7. S. Doien, Justice of the Peace and
merchant of Bristol, Ill.,, says he can
| recommend st. patrick's Pills. 81 have
used them, ,hhe saws, land know where
of speak, Anyone troubled with con-
stipation or biliousness will find them
a friend. They are prompt and certain
/ in their action aud produce "A pleasant
cathartic effect. For sale By NJ. A.,
Miller.
/ Er. B. Hamlin, of Lemore, Cal, says
a ftw dozen bottles of Chamherlain's +
/ Cough Remedy hich he sold there Gre
a ed such a demand for the remedy
| it. Those who use it find it so much
superior To any other remedy they
/ have ever tried that they recommend
/ il 20 their friends, and that il what
makes ii SO popular. For sale by NJ.
| A. Miller.
Mrs c NJ Charlton one day this week showed
Us number OF fine views of Princeton Colece,
which she had just received from her brother-ii
law. James Charlton. who is attending sche'
1 a. Princeton The views are well executed an
show the Old college, IN good stSle.-FrlneNliie
Paper.
| James Charlton is Linn county
/ boy, beinga son of j X. Charlton who
/ lives near Lebanon. He graduates at
| Princeton this term; has been elected
president of the graduating class, and
will also deliver the valedictory address.
f. w Potter, the postmaster at Elm
Creek, Neb., says ne has personal
/ knowledge of several cases of rheuma-
/ tism, in that vicinity, that have been
permanently cured by Chamberlain's
/ Pain Balm, after other remedies were
used without benefit. He has sold it at
! his drug store there for five years and
saws he never knew it to fail, that ''any
| customer who once uses Chamberlain IS
| Pain Balm will have nothing else in
stead" For sale by NJ. A. Miller.
There will be picnic in the thrifty
| little village of La Comb June Sth.
/ Speakers have been engaged for the
| occasion and nsthing will he left
iundone to make il an enjoyable occa-
sion. This will be a good time to visit
La Comb. examine her coal fields,
| timber and other resources for yourself
and not trust to secondhand state
ments and exaggeI ated reports for
! your knowledge of this section. Let
every body come and share the hospi-
| tality of our citizens.
Montague must be preparing for a
boom, judging by the way he is stock
ing up his Mammoth and One-Price
! Cash Stores. BY purchasing his goods
in such large quantities he naturally
gets much lower prices. He guaran-
tees good goods in all the departments
0f his extensive establishments ut