The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-26

The Lebanon express train Is some |
times late, the narrow gauge frequently |
Jumps the track, but Gnrdun's express |
reaches the place by the chronometer.
We think that the idlers In our town |
ctn easily he counted on the fingers ot |
ones hand. This Is good omen aud |
speaks we'll for the general thrift Of
these parts.
We acknowledge the receipt OF some
Callapuaia ore cent us by Hon. j. n
Rice. MIR. Rice Il faithful prospcctor
and already he has interests Ia seveaal
good mines.
4 ear load Of rails were brought into
Lebanon this week. They Will either
I've used on the Sudaville road or at the
terminus Of the Lebanon branch--more
likely the latter.
Are YOU In love? IL so, marry the
Idol of your affections and then 80 to
Matthews \ Washhurn's, at Albany,
buy stove or range, raise u large fan.
ily and be happy.
Great hopes are entertained of re-
forming Turkey. The only way 10 re-
form turkey Is to carve and "gohhlen
1t. Aes, our services can be had In
such reformation.
I.R. and IL. Y. Kirkpatrick bought
the variety store of Al. w. Moses last
Friday. 4. w. Moses will move TO
Seattle, where his brother Jessie has
been for some time.
John s. Baker, contractor, builder
and designer. Drawings and specih-
cations neatly and promptly executed
Lebanon, Oregon. Give me call be-
fore letting contract.
All parties knowing themselves In
debted 10 Cruson 4 Menzies are re-
quested to call and settle their accounts
by the first of October, as we intend to-
sell for cash, only, after that date.
j. NJ Marks suggestion I'm regard to
providing hitching posts has not been
acted upon as vet, but we feel confident
that farmers will he accommodated In
this respect before much rain falls.
A few Of our citizens were the un-
lucky purchasers OF Indian ponies.
The mounting of these flying machines
may be glorious, but the alighting II
generally accompanied with thud.
T.. n. PhInney, OF Plainview, Ne
bsaska, a reader OF the EXPRESS, writes
us that he will be here next spring.
Nebraska Drawn, Kansas muscle aud
Dakota vim are among our most valu-
able imports.
! Married, at the residence of the
! brides mother in Lebanon, Sept. 24th,
/ Prof. II. n, Wright and Miss Maud
Ballard. The couple started on bril-
dnl tour Thursday morning. Professor
aud his bride have the we'll wishes OF
many friends.
An old writer has said that ''every
married couple ought To keep two bears
in the house-bear, and for-bear. We
A sHNstss
couples who have recently changed
their estate In life.
Puff. Hiatt finished picking hops
Friday evening. His hops are pyra-
midal i'm shane and measure five inches
In length. There may be better hops
in the country aud II so we would be
pleased to see them.
Do you want the earth? II so, call
on Matthews & Washhurn; Albany,
Or, and they viii take pleasure i'm
showing you the largest and most com
plete line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
The third Quarterly Temperance Re-
view will t.e held at the NJ T.. church
ncNt Sunday evening. The other
church congregations are invited TO be
present and enjoy the program which
will be rendered at that time.
Two of our citizens find IL hard tC
make their chronometers tally Will
the sun. In the absence of this cen
tral time-piece for the next six months
If you will set your watches by Cor
dan's express you cannot go far wrong
b. Burtenshaw has generously do
mated lot to the Baptists on Hiatt
street, i'm Burtenshaw's addition. Thi.
denomination Will soon build q churel
edifice on their property. Lebanon fn
church advantages and school facili
ties.
: Several new streets will be openet
in Lebanon soou; Grove street will b.
, opened 10 the paper mill, and then ou
! Kansas City suburb will enjoy n close
relation with the business center of th'
town.
The space accorded our lady reader
for the discussion of any and all sub
iects of interest to the sex is not We
occupied. We have many femal
! readers of ability and we would b
glad if they would avail themselves Q
this offer.
r That sour-tempered, cross, dyspepti
individual, should take DIR. j. H. Nc
q Leans Sarsaparilla It will max
: him feel as well and hearty as tn
vitalizing, that is all. For sale b,
4 Beard & Holt.
Bob Montague is training his whee
to ride 'double;n we suppose that
D what he calls il, as we saw both ride
e and 'cycIe undergoing the doublin
process few days ago. Our expert
= ence is that bicycle always rides bel
: ter singly and alone.
So,~,,,,l, I, r,., e,,,,t = -, = ,t;.4 - 7 II
= anon in the person of Mr.. Lawrenc
: to sketch our town for the West Shore
: Mr.. Lawrence is an artist of marke
ability, and unless he is pressed fo
l. time or hampered by the weather,
y will give us good sketch.
To the patrons of school district NJ
: rs: Owing to the fact that the neN
II school honse will not be completed fc
almost month yet, school will ope
;, in the old house, Monday, Sept. 2:
:, Please remember. Respectfully,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
We witnessed a queer mixing of tn
. races at hotel recently. John Chins
= man was cooking, the negro was wasf
3 ing dishes, and the "pale face" wa
= waiting upon the savage guest. Ho'
natural il is for the man of chrome an
lie feather to want to reach the "top,
4 and. as is frequently the case, he get
f there.
The ladies of the First Presbyteria
rs church will give a Blue Point sociab
lie at the Band Hall on Friday nigh
% Sept 26th Musical and literary el
tertafnment to begin at s o'clocl
Lunch and sociabie to follow. Admi
y sion, 25 cents. Come and enjoy you
- selves.
Between the hours of and in I'll
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