The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-25


The attention Of the young Il called
to tile first OF series of articles which
appears In this issue under the head Of
"Communicated.n
Bob Montague got mote IN his eve
this week, but we cannot mention the
fact until we have first east the beam
out Of our own eve.
l.. 4. Berry was I'm town this week.
Mr. Berry would like to own some
Lebanon real estate, and he Is not
alone in this regard.
d. ]. Wheeler and Frank o,Neil
went to Albany Monday evening.
Mr. O'Neil took the train al that place
for Portland Tuesday.
Jos. Wrenr, Former resident of
Linn Co, who LEFT Crook county for
Lakeview, about two years ago, Inns
never been heard OF since.
The cherry season will be prolonged
into August We have y standing i'm
vitation to eat of this fruit now.
Oregon Is great fEnit country.
If we knew Just whom Run. Hiatt
would be back we would grease our
spider, You know he promised us some
homeless meat from Clear Lake.
w j. Guy is preparing 10 erect
business house a7N60 feet, two stories
high. The building will be on Main
street, one door north Of his saloon.
Ten Of our Young ladies aud gentle
men visited Brownsville last Sunday
Ii IL not necessary 10 cali any names,
rs everybody knows who they are.
The Albany census report probably
includes some of I.ebanonis suburban
towns. Ii so, the inflated population
can be satisfactorily accounted for.
We guarantee our machine oils to
contain no cotton seed nor fish oils;
but pure machine oil.
CRusoN & MENzIEs.
improvements are being made so
rapidly that 1t viii puzzle some of our
/ friends, who have spent few weeks
i in the mountains, to find their homes.
j. II. Kirkpatrick informs Us that he
/ has fine supply of wood on hand,
both hard and soft, which he will de
liver TO any part of the city. Notice
ad.
Rough lumber is coming in from the
saw mills aud dressed lumber Is being
distributed about over town for
the new buildings which are soon to be
built.
Rev. Geo, Giboney aud wife were
/ in Lebanon this week. Rev. Giboney
is c. b. Montague's son-in-law. He
came up to ofiiciate at Charley's we'd
ding.
Victims of the hook and line are
numbered by the hundreds on the SAN
/ tiam, and still there is no end TO the
anglers and fishing tackle arriving
daily.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
/ TO CFuson & Menzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all of our old accounts
will soon be put i'm the hands of a col
leetor.
Messrs. Reed and Tompson, state
| fish commissioners We're in Lebanon
re Gently. it is we'll enough to look
after the finny inhabitants of our
Istreams.
Really now, don't you think new
| walk north OF the Exchange would
casualties and probably reduce the
death rate?
The st. Charles can now boast a
handsome parlor. Mr.. Doud. the new
proprietor, takes hold like man thor
i ousIy acquainted with the details of
the business.
People i'm the East are making
anxious inquiry about this country.
They are coming and before many
years pass ours will be densely popu-
lated country.
The Red Front store attracts like a
magnet; whether IL is the unique front
or the cheap goods handled by Mr..
Reed can be ascertained by calling on
the proprietor.
The product Of precious metals in
THE state Of Oregon during the calendar
year OF 1889 was approximately as
i follows: Gola, 81, ,35oo, 80 81; silver, SAL.
$50; total 1898, sSs 81.
The Switzerland butcher is deliver.
ing meat to the farmers over the
country. Eds meat market on wheels
is a great convenience 20 farmers and
a source of profit to himself.
Geo. Cable of Brownsville, gave us a
call Tuesday of this week. Handling
the yard-stick must agree with George,
as ne seems to be enjoying that great
est of blessings, robust health
II. d. Linton, a hop grower and
buyer, of Eugene, was in Lebanon
recently interviewing the hop growers
in this vicinity. He contracted fol
about 100 bales at Ice and l61e.
Died, in Lebanon, July 21st, Fred
Kohler, aged four years and six
months. The parents, although
strangers in our midst, have the SYM
pathy of our entire community.
We wonder why that telephone line
has not been built to Sweet Home
also, why the citizens of Lacemb have
not built a line from their town to
Lebanon. They said they would.
When nature falters and requires
help, recruit her enfeebled energies with
DIR. ]. III. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier. S1.00 per
bottle. For sale by Beard & Helt.
The initial copy of the Scio Press
under the new management, was re.
ceived this week. Mr.. Dugger deserves
much from reading public. whom we
believe will patronize him literally.
We are reminded quite frequently
that punctuality pays. Often we see
belated travellers chasing a departing 9
train and we always learn a lesson
from the uneven and prolitless race.
Ifyou suffer any affection caused by
impure blood, such as scrofula, salt
rheum, sores, boils, pimples, letter, ring.
worm, take DR.. j. H. McLean's
Sarsparilla. For sale by Beard & Holt
g. f. Hardy, the popular jeweler
keeps full line of first-class jewelry
: He also wants it understood that his
telegraph line now includes the three
stations, Tallman, Lebanon and Soda
vile.
Many serious, and some fatal acci
dents have occurred in Brownsville
and vicinity lately. No part of ere
alton is exempt from calamity, but it
does seem that our neighbor is entitled
to respite.