The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01


over night ln Lebanon recently, ~ on
his way to Brazil 60 be q missionary.
We no longer have to go to Albany
to have our machinery repaired, and
lt occurs To US that u foundry In Ieb-
anon Il great deslderatuln Just now.
we have never expected nor desired
what now-a-days il designated as
BOOM but we did expect, and are now
enjoying q steady continuous growth.
j. r. kirkpatrick Informs us that he
has u fine supply Of wood On hand,
hoth hard and soft, which he VIII de-
liver 20 amy part of the city. Notice
adj
Rev. Geo w. Giboney and family
will spend few days at Waterloo THIS
week, AFTER which they will turn their
faces eastward In search of u niger altl-
tude.
A brother-in-law OF Run. Hiatt ar.
rived I'M Lebanon Tuesday, nom
Indiana. Beiup Il carpenter, work
WINS proilered him the day of his ar-
rival
G. G.. Haekleman, John Beard and
Arch Roberts returned from the haunis
af the bear aud cougar Wednesday.
Their families will remain awhile
longer.
Rev. G. A. Mcdonald, well known
in Lebanon, Will delever talk at the
W. g. L. U. hail In Albany next Sab
bath evening on Eighteen Years an
Engineer"
Several cases of scarlet fever are re.
ported In Sweet Home. We hope the
scourge has not appeared Ia Its mallg
nant form, and that IL may prove
short-lived.
Mr. barrett and family of The Dalles
came on Tuesdays train. Mr.. Barrett
| bought and fenced lot south of the
/ G. Z. parsonage, aud we presume he
will build on It.
Every week adds new names to our
subscription list. To live In town
without reading the home paper Is
almost equivalent 60 living amongst
/ foreigners In Ignorance of their Ian
guage.
/ Masons began work on the basement
! for the paper mill Monday. When we
consider the dimensions of the mill
and the height of the wall, we can
readily see that the work to be done is
no trisle.
There are twenty-five men Mt work
on the paper min, besides several men
and teams hauling rock. The steam
pump la operation throws large
volume Of water and will swallow fish
two feet in length.
Our streets are I'm good condition,
but tell Il not in Gath; publish it not
/ i'm Askelon; some of our walks are so
! rough, rickety and unsafe that we
fear we shall have 10 travel a Ia mode
Warm Spring Indian.
Mrs. #. NJ. Miller and Mr.. Menzies'
] LAT
/ Gently. They report berries IN abund-
ance at this place. They did not re-
i turn empty handed. as the dozens OF
fruit jars abundantiy testify.
If You would know the purchasing
price of dollar, subscribe for the
| EMPRESS for six months, aud before
/ leaving the office double the invest
! ment, making it one wear, and you
] will get fifty-two weekly dividends.
"Uncle Billy Masterson, who is now
living ut Sodaville. stepped into our
Office last week We had not seen the
elderly gentleman for twelve years.
/ We hope to meet oftencr in the future,
as Mr.. Masterson now lives near by.
/ Several Of cur young people have
been making grimaces AT the extremely
warm weather lately. Our turn will
i come SOON, and then we viii see if "a
mountain trip viii not plane the
wrinkles aud smooth the ruiiies from
our rough visage.
Ped Coshow and family aud Miss
Bertha Kay went TO Waterloo last
i Thursday. Ped will leave his family
at this health resort until they recu-
perate; in the meantime, he will pros
ecute his studies in the law Office of
Hon. j. X. Weatherford.
IT.t4s.
Frey, aged two and one-half years.
Deceased was first taken with tonsil-
tits, which developed into Ia grippe,
causing her death. We deeply eympa-
:hize with the pareHts, who have rc-
Gently come amongst US.
We had tTo-hlock runaway Mon
day. a team tsok fright It a traction
engine, threw the driver cut OF the
hack tone wheel passing over him) and
were caught in front OF : +. Bach 5
store. The driver was not hurt, and
the vehicle suffered no harm.
Timber and mineral resources OF
Linn county made known on applica-
tions, at this office. Mining stock in
the Calapooia and Blue River districts
sold at the EXPRESS Office. For par
ficulars cali and see our specimens and
read our descriptive pamphlets.
Steam threSherS are moving out III
all directions this week. The kitchen
attachment which is now considered
an Indispensable adjunct to every
organized threshing company, lessons
the labor of the farmers wife and also
reduces the expenses of harvesting.
We stole into Walters cherry
orchard lately, gorged ourselves and
fancied that we had not been detected,
but the fruit stain on our face and
hands betrayed us and we found our
selves face-to-face with the Recorder.
A simple thank you, settled the bill.
A large traction engine was taken
from the machine shop Monday, to the
paper mill TO furnish power for the
pump which has TO be kept in oper-
. alton night aud day. Unless the San
tiam changes s-chaueI we think Mr.
o'Nen will reduce the water in the
hold.
The circulation Of the bio ,d-quick-
ened and enriehed-bears life and
energy to every portion of the body;
appetite returns; the hour of rest brings
with it sound repose. This can be
secured by taking DIR. J. II. McLean's 's
! Sarsaparilla. For sale by Beard s.
Holt.
Died, July 81, the little daughter Of
, Mr.. and Mrs. hohler. The deceased
was about six years of age. She de-
. parted this life only a few days after
her little brother Fred was buried.
This double bereavement makes large
/, demands upon a sympathizing COM
munity.
Families not already supplied should
lose no time in procuring "A bottle OF
: Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and