The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04
EYES AND EARS!
Our nations lir.hasx.

STRIPES.
Mr. Boyle has built i new barn on his
premises
wn. washburn was in Lebanon
this week.
Guaranteed machine oils at cruson
& MenzIes'.
Screen doors and windows Al CRU
son < Menzies'
Mr.. Peehler viii builda fine residencz
in Cowan's addition.
Rev. Yost paid his respects to the
EXPRESS Wednesday.
The popular AfeKaniass Minstrels at
the band hail July 81 and 18th.
Norman Smith was somewhat IN
disposed a couple OF days this week.
Miss Nannie Me1siroy, of Independ,
ence, is visiting Miss Luis Hestfasi
No fish oil in our machine oils.
ERUsoN & ATENzEs.
Montague laid new walk the
length Of the Mammoth store this
week.
s.P. Bach and W. j. Guy spent a
day and night IN Brownsville this
week.
The Shoe Fly sprinkler, after two
week vacation is again mnistening our
streets.
The Lebanon operate Troupe played
to q full 90 house in Brownsville Tues
day night.
Mr.. NFayers' residence passes from
under the hand Of the carpenter great
" improved.
a young man recently from the
East is cIerking FOR E Goan III the
furniture store
Julius HYDE has returned from a two
weeks visit in his cid neighborhood in
Liberty precinct.
For sale, gentle new mfieh COW,
six years old, with heifer calf. Apply
TO A. F. Alsorge.
Remember you can get a hot or cold
hath any day in the week st I. r. Bo-
runs barber shop.
e. L. Bryant has completed the
carpenter work on the Sodayilie hotel
and returned TO Lebanon.
Louis BARGE. of Jefferson. has been
engaged to teach the Sodaviile school
at a salary of SEQ psr month.
Fred Wheeler Is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wheeler, after an
absence of a couple of years
One of the latest business enterprises
talked of is a bakery, which viii be
run by ". H. Tenlpleton, of Albany.
Phil smith sold the last of his Iei9a-
non real estate this week and will
move TO his farm before many moons.
C. G. HackIeman SAYS he don't want
people to look at his display windows
as they pass along. Come in and look
out.
Ruff Hist has cleared his addition Of
wood and brush and It IS now one Of
the many attractive additions TO cur
town.
Eureka meat market, Just opened on
Sherman street opposite st. Charles
hatel. Wheeler & Troutman. Call
and see US
Why pay 10 per cent. interest when
YOU can get a loan at s per cent. from
j. II. Snniers, office with T. NJ. Miller,
Lebanon, Oregon.
Dan Shaw visited Brownsville sun
day. As Sunday is not legal busi-
ness day, we can only conjecture the
object of his visit.
Rev. J. NJ. Price, who was lately
committed to the asylum from this
place, is recovering and viii doubtless
be set at liberty soon.
Several Of our young people visited
Scio last sunday. II il natural
reasonable and philosophical that scio
should precede creoto.
The Exchange hotel Is prepared to
feed 1850 people more. or lees cn the
Fourth and In nowise Inconvenience
their regular boarders.
Mrs. w. II. Wheeler, Of Inaepend-
ence, came "a Lebanon Tuesday on 4
visit with relatives. Mr.. Wheeler also
came over on Thursday.
The chime whistle Of the machine
shop has been the prolific cause Of sum
dry remarks by people unaequainted
with that style Of music.
A. Dodge is building a dwelling IN
West Lebanon, near the railroad.
Three or four men began work on the
brick basement Monday.
IL. w. Hardy is lightning jeweler.
IF you could see the telegraph liHes RAJ
dating from the iewelry store you
would take our word for it.
Plans for several dwellings and ore
business house have been made lately,
which, when built, viii greatly change
the appearance Of our town.
Among the relics deposited at the
laying of the corner stone last week
was some jay-bird literature, the merits
of which we dare not discuss.
T. a. Swan is no longer to be found
in 2. Goan's furniture store; he il
running his owa business in Swan
Bros. tin and hardware store.
For sale, a few reams of spring poet
7 T.,e s
sense got mixed with these classics
which greatly reduced their value.
p S. O. Society will serve ice cgean
next Tuesday evening from ) until
10 p. y. at building south of Beard &
Holt s drug store Everybody come.
J. r.. kirkpatrick informs US that he
has a fine supply of wood on hand
both hard aud soft, which he viii de
liver 10 any part Of the city. Notice
ad
Parties knowing themselves eaindebteC
to Eruson & Menzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all Of our old accounts
will soon be put in the hands of a col
Iector.
The writer knows of six houses tlat
viii be built Immediately after the
Fourth. Perhaps this is only 1.-THE O
the buildings that will be erected with
in the next sixty days.
Willis Calder went to Browns will,
Monday to assist the Times in the pub
lication of pamphlets descriptive of tht
property owned by the Calapooia aat
Blue River Mil and Mining Go.
When nature falters and reauiret
heip, recruit her enfecbled energies viii
Df. J. II. McI4ean's Strengthening