The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27

The scholars of the public school will
give an entertainment this friday
evening. Ice cream and other delica-
cies will ce served to as many as see fit
TO give US their patronage. The object
of the festival Is TO raise money with
which TO buy an organ for the new
school house.
For want Of self-restraint many men
are engaged all their lives in fighting
with difficulties of their own making,
and rendering success impossible by
their own cross-grained ungentleness.
Men instinctively avoid the cectus,
the briar patch and the hedge row. but
they never tire ofinspecting the delicate
stem and leaf of thornless shrubs and
plents. What wonderful difference
n few priclSles make.
Mr.. jos. s. Steiner, of the firm of
Schacht, Lemcke IL Steiner, San Fran
cisco, informs US that he has shipped
IS tons OF Chitem bark from this part
of the country. When the resources
of our state are all found out Ii will be
seen that nearly every reilly valuable
product is indigenous to Oregon soil.
Indeed, we have wonderful country.
Even now it very nearly corresponds
with the elysium of the Greeks, the
paradise of the Hebrews and the
heaven of Americans. Who wouldn't
live in this country?
The picaic at Lacomb promises to
De well attended. Everything that
can attract, please or entertain, finds n
place in their programme. Coming
at a time when there is nothing To dis-
tract the attention or withdraw the
patronage of pleasure-loving public,
everything points to the success of the
occasion. Turn the key TO your resi-
dence, close the barn door, lay up the
bars to the pasture, unbutton your coat,
pull down your vest and driuk ia
solid pleasure for twelve hours on the
2Sth of June.
A. Jack Adams and DIR. Ba. ker
located an iron mine four miles above
Brownsville last Friday. The one
IN this particular locslity assays ss
high rs seventy PEI cent. iron, and the
supply is practically inexhaustible.
/ Messrs. Adams and Barker took with
/ them two Eastern men who are AT
| present engaged in this branch OF
/ mining in the district of the ''Greal
Lakes, and the Judgment os all presea,
was unanimous In favor of a rich de.
posit of iron ore in this locality.
Oregon's resources are immense.
Mr.. s. NJ. w. Hindman stepped in.
| TO our off, ,e this week with an ominons
| looking switch, some five feet In length
and instantly there came 10 mind
visions of our boyheod days and the
warm treotment of paternal hand
We could not do otherwise than plead
| geilty and tamely submit to the chss,
| Iisenent. The branch was s'loadeC,i
| for editors, but with some as fine cher
| RES as we have seen since we climbed
| Peterson's tree. Brother Hindman
such flagellations IRE the making oil 8
country editor. Please do 1t again.
The One-Price Cash Store has be-
come one of the features of Lebanon
As everything is neSy saC: fIeSl,, and th,
prices are so much leioS.- Iii CHARGED
in eredit-givins taolishments, peo
pie who desire 10 buy their good
o.. cash naturally go to the corner
| where they do not have to make up {,
The storekeeper for the non-payins Gus
toners who, when they can do so, buy
on credit, and who are eonstitutionally
opposed TO paving for anything. &c
p.ices at the One-Priee Cash Store anC
ia there is any reason in you that Is til,
Dl &c where you will purchase you
.ppplies.
Several months ago, Mr.. Henr,
Plummer, of Clements, Cal, who j
we're attack. He had been accustomed
TO get relief by dosing with morphine
but the disngreeable effect that followed
would make him miserable for hour
after the eramp had been relieved.
persuaded him TO try Chamber lain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
He was much pleased with it, rs its ei
feet was almost instantaneous, and n,
disagreeable after effects acconlpanie,
its use. CHAS. BAMERT, Manager
Farmers Trade Union, Clements, Cal
For sale by NJ. A. Miller.
We've seated in our Office chair
which ia sofu-cushioued and upholst
cred with raw-hide thongs, our fee
comfUI tably resting on the beck of
chair in the second story of our sane
Ium, vainly trying TO hatch a two
line editorial, or nurse into life som
neglected inspiration. Suddenly
al great events come suddeuly-ther
crept over US feeling soft and pleas
snt as the football of the muse
and gentle and fractable as a sub
dued nightmare. In the hazy
hlellowing distance we caught the out
, lines of IL ira grant poem. Hastil,
shouldering our number two Fabei'
pointing it in the direction of til
nearest stack of stationery, we turnet
upon the new conner the full force O
our intellectual battery, but coming a
near the truth as we can, we mus
gently HAT to the reader that we feI
short of the mark. We are writin;
sW eet couplets, square candy poems
sor the coDfectioner over the way.
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