The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-28
EYES AND EARS!

weather Just At present.
-Four carloads Of machinery arrived
for the paper mill last week.
Mr.. Cats took possession of Kirk
patriclx's store building Monday.
Wheat is worth 81 cents and oats As
cents per bushel ut the Lebanon wares
house.
Clint Gordon sold 10 /. ~ Bennett
on Wednesday lot north of the rail-
road for $780,
The hest and most substantial he'd
steads ever sold In Lebanon, at bedrock
prices, at 4. Goan's.
John Banta sold his cottage aud one
lot in tile Park addition 20 Lebanon
this week TO Mr.. Case.
S. Nj. Garland is undecided whether
TO get "A set Of teeth or q wet nurse for
the dog, .Uncle rom.o
Rev. G. A. MeIiroy had thumb
badly crushed while handling heavy
tinibefs ut the pal er mill.
Go 10 T. Goan for window shades,
OIL paintings, wire beds, wool beds,
sofa beds and feather pillows.
Union Thanksgiving services We're
held at the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. n. L. New delivered the sermon.
il. swan is having material laid on
his lot adjoining the public school
grounds, and eontemplates building
soon.
At a meeting of the members of the
Baptist church last Saturday, they de-
eided 10 engage Rev. Lamar one-half
his time.
The rain OF SUNDAY night threw n
tianper over farm and meadow. Some
times cold water is n benefit in more
ways than one.
Postmaster Hope intends erecting n
brick building next season ON the
ground now partly occupied by the
postofiice building.
The drug firm of Beard & Holt have
dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent; Mr.. Holt retiring from the firm
ON account of i'll health.
Buy your watches, clocks and Jew
elry of F. M. French, Albany, and get
chances in the drawing. See list of
the presents to be given away.
The citizens of Sodaville school dis
trict held meeting last Saturday, NJ
which it was voted to levy tax OF
$25a for the purpose of carrying on the
school. The vote stood "A to IL.
The s. p. Co. began the work of re-
construction at the Lebanon depot this
week by constructing new driveway
Other Improvements will follow.
The @. A. r.. and w. r. c. passed
Monday evening very pleasantly, al
which time the w. ls. G.. rendered 4
reception to their official inspectors.
C.N. Tuthill, who I'm Lebanon last
- n ~. fl
this State and Washington, and he
says the Willamette valley cannot ~
exceiled.
Should some OF our locals appear 1
little crochels, don't be too rigid ii
Your criticisms, but bear i'm mind thai
the editor has been suffering with neu
ralgia of late.
Are YOU in love9 II so, marry th,
Idol of Your affections and then go I,
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany
buy stove or range, raise a large faai
ily and be happy.
We received a correspondence from
Hamilton creek for this issue. SenC
in the news from the several neighhor
hoods that we may know just wha
our neiehbors are doing.
We are sorry 10 hear that Mrs. G. p
Gross is not improving I'm health. w
deeply sympathize with the afiiicte'
in this case inasmuch as she has beel
a constant sufferer for years.
We acknowledge a pleasant cal
from Mr.. Upton, of Taquina. MI
Upton was formerly citizen of lows
hut he thinks Oregon superior to hi
native State in many respects.
The Lebanon Cornet Band is profit
ing by its weekly meetings for praC
tiee Gentlemen, the music is good
but we could the better appreciate it
you would play with open doors.
Those desiring thorough instruction
in music will please call on me at tn
home of Mrs. E. Carothers, and max
themselves acquainted with my term:
BLANCHE ECRLER.
We read a letter from Texas err
this week in which inquiry was mad
about Oregon oats. We venture to s;t
that after the Worlds Fair in lS9:
more than one State will inquire afte
Oregon cereals.
Do you want the earth? If so, ca
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany
Or, and they viii take pleasure i
showing YOU the largest and most con
piete line of hardware, stoves an
ranges in the valley.
We expect before many years pass
have an abundance of fish to meet tI
home demand, and within the tow.
limits Tt is the intention of ]. /
Kirkpatrick to stock pond in isabell
Park with German carp.
The deaf mute who was sent to ia
from Sweet Home this week owes h
hasty deliverance from prison to IL
alacrity of S. NJ. Garland. Mr.. Ga
land is fast building reputation as Il
attorney, on merit alone.
Joseph, the two-year-old son of NJ
and Mrs. Brown Hansard died Frida,
Our sympathies are with the bereave'
and VIC cherish the hope that the sci
aration is but for season. Rev. Ma
cellus officIated at the funeral.
The Lebanon Literary Society m,
and adjourned last Monday evening
as several of the leading members we
absent, some on business, some sic
and others were at the revival service
Let all attend the next meeting.
Beginning with the new year, I'll
subscription price of the EMPRESS wi
be 81 so per year, cash in advance;
not paid in advance, 81 per year. \
deviation from these prices Settle l
and take advantage of the reduction.
Old people suffer much from disc
7ers of the urinary organs, and are &
WAYS gratified at the wonderful effec
of DIR. J. II. McLean's Liver and ki'
ney Balm in bauishing their trouble
81. .O0 per bottle. For sale by Beard
Holt.