The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-13

ton. Report by Saturday at o'clock
John Powers, Of santiain, called on
us Saturday. lie tells us that the
pFaln Ia suiie fields II shoulder high,
while other fields are moi 50 good, but
on the whole the grain crop looks well.
Architect Sehell, who got the con-
tract for building the school house, was
In Lebanon recently. The contract
was let for $1,000 with heating npna-
ratas, or $1,000 for the building alone.
Ii you are crass-erained peevlsh and
inclined to snap at everybody aud
everything, IL does not take doctor 10
diagnose your case-yon are hungry.
Go straight TO the Exchange aud fill
up.
Mat. Scott was at the ratification
meeting last week. A chorus of shouts
alternating between Pennoyer and
Scott so confused Mat. that he hardly
knew which of the men he was-Pen-
meyer or Scott
The entertainment given by the pub
lie school last Friday night was SUR
| paesingly good The proceeds--about
SeS-will lie devoted 20 the very laud-
able purpose of founding library for
the public school.
The homeliest man In Linn Co. says
after close and careful examination
that Matthews Il Washburn, Albany,
Oregon, carry the largest stock of
| builders hardware I'm the valley and
sell NJ the lowest prices.
The people of Laeomb are making
great preparations for their picnic on
the 2sth, and good time is assured
| They expect a good many from Leba-
non, and will return the compliment
Ia .lalk,
Hon. wm. Cyrus, while engaged In
hoeing In his garden at his home in
Seio, June O, was stricken with paraiy-
sis. lie SION became unconscious aud
| fingered in that state until after 10
o'clock In the evening, when he died.
The total vote In Linn county, at
the recent election, on congressman
was A002 In 1883 Il yeas 1886, an In.
crease of nearly 200, showing an in
crease I'm population Of aboat $500 or a
| population for the county OF 20,000
| people.
VIII some 1--we correspondent furnish
! Us with news from rallman? This is
enc of the fairest portions Of territory
covered by the EXPRESS, and Ii Is fit
ting that we should have IA live CORE
spondent at this point. Who will take
up the Faner?
| Next to the Fourth Of July celebra-
/ tion, the entertainment 10 be given by
| the Lebanon Cornet Band, Wednes-
/ day evening, will overshRdow every
/ thing Of nm enjoyable nature in the
/ long catalogue of entertainments
Jut U Kun & G.
/ Wm. Donaca has already engaged
hop pickers for the season. Indications
/ point 60 a good crop and fair prices
! :. O. Wallace, Mr.. Simous and others
have hop yards In this Immediate vi
entity which will add to the circulating
medium in these parts.
The Lei anon Democracy ratified the
election OF Pennoyer and their victory
I'm this county last Thursday night
/ Several scores of open throata, brass
baud and one or two improvised pieces
/ af artillery furnished the noise aud at
| tested the Joy Of large constituency.
Monday morning a horse took fright
at a tracta6le engine in neighboring
lot and madly squeezed through IA
| passage between a residence and the
| City restaurant. The passage was so
narrow that nothing but daylight had
ever entered IL. He left every append
age behind.
Between the Cash store and Kirkpat-
ricks, 4 distance Of three hundred
| yards, there are eighteen hundred
boards, having six nails iu each and
| aggregating 10, 500 nails, every one Of
| which ought 10 he driven down. We
have outlined the iob; someone call
Sani's attention 10 the matter.
Efforts are being made to secure
! Gov. Ienneyer to make the Fourth OF
July snecch in Lebanon. In this we
will doubt ss be successful aud we
| will have man who will attract like
n magnet people from all parts Of the
stat. Standing room has been en-
gagged for the many thousands who
viii visit Lebanon on that day.
rs. Doten, Justice of the Peace and
| merchant of Bristol, ILL.,, SAYS he can
recommend st. Patrick'e Pills. 81 have
used them, The says, ''and know where
IF | speak Anyoue troubled with con-
stipati0n or biliousness will find them
a friend. They are prompt and certain
IN their action and produce a pleasant
eathartic effect. For sale by NJ. a.
Miller.
Taking advantage of our homestead
law, men have taken land with no
other capital than Drawn and muscle,
have supported their families, acquired
4 title 10 their land, and accumulated
a tolerable competency. What has
been done can be done acain, and ii
you can measure up to the stature OF
the old pioneers, our word for it you
will succeed. Come and try it.
DIR. B. Hamlin, of Lemore, Cal, says
"A few dozon bottles of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy which he sold there ere
ated such demand for the remedy
that he could not well get along witout
it. Those who use it find it so much
superior to any other remedy they
have ever tried that they recommend
it 20 their friends, and that is what
makes il so popular. For sale by NJ.
A. Miller.
: If the New Hampshire farmer can
} in the short interval between two win
ters wrest from a small tract of stony
ground an ample store of bread, butter
, and meat, what would the same dill
gence and Thrift accomplish in cur own
. fertile state of almost uninterrupted
summer? There is no blinking the
fact that stubborn soil and rigor.
yeomanry and more diiigent hus
bandry.
A letter from Peter Dykeman, Me
nominee Mich. bearing date of May
18th, says 1.-the buds are beginning tc
: swell and the grass is getting green.
Very little gardening, says the writer
has been done yet. Tell Us, you old
Oregonlaus, how you would like to live
bought property in Lebanon some
: ftime ago, subscribed for the EMPRESS
! likes it well, and says we have every
thing in this country that heart could
wish. Come on.
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