The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-14

ant SOUND OF It's busy machinery at
work.
DIR. III. A. Eeininger, dentist, of Al
bany, will be at the Sc. Charles hotel
Lebanon, Friday and Saturday, Nov.
IA aid IS. Painless extracting and
geld Filings q speciality. All work
Warranted.
A large percentage OF the buildings
erected Ia Lebanon this fall have been
plastered. The latter finish is prefer
able to either paper or ceiling, and ls,
perhaps, all things considered, the
cheapest finish.
Do you want the earth? If so, call
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany,
Or, and they viii take pleasure In
showing you the largest aud most COM
plete line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
For sale or exchange, the Lebanon
Steam Pianer. Machinery almost new
and in good condition. VIII sell rea-
sOnabie for cash or will exchange for
good stock farm. Apply to Walton &
Wiley, Lebanon, Or.
The crayon portraits on exhibition
at the drug stores are works of art.
Alma Morris, the artist, Is true genius.
Dir. Morris Is native OF this county,
AtFlA1K At GWGGL E1OtLfGt UEO UGFGE It-
ceived but one lesson In drawing.
Our better half called rather unex-
pectedly last week and caught us at
SOME of our clandestine schemes. OF
course we promised better behavior,
ing can prevent her moving to Leba-
non.
Old people suffer much from disor-
ders of the urinary organs, and are al
ways gratified at the wonderful effects
of DIR. j. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
ney Balm in banishing their troubles.
Sl.00 per bottle. For sale by Beard 4
Holt.
Chicken Bristle was enlivened by a
runaway last week in which the oldest
iDhabitant lost her front tooth, the
roost was depopulated and q fine buggy
was transformed into q bicycle that
moved gracefully of without a rider
only to be lost in cloud OF "Brick
Dust
We are told that there are as many
buildings in contemplation right now
as have been built the past season.
About the first of January we will
surprise the people by furnishing in
tabulated form the amount of money
expended In buildings in Lebanon for
the year 1900.
Our streets do not-since the lumber
season is about over and the rock haul
ing has ceased-present the life and
hustle of month ago. but the men
engaged in these occupations find em-
ployment at something else, so that
there Is merely change and not a ces-
sation of business.
All members Of the Elite Literary
Society of SaRtiam Academy are re-
quested to meet at the Academy chapel
on Friday evening, November 2l, ut z
O'Clock, for the purpose of reorganiZing
the society for the winter. Let all
members come out and take an inter
est in this work.
We see by the Herald that Albany
gets her wood supply from the San
tam, I.ver the @. p. r.. R. Lebanon
can furnish that city with wood at a
| cheaper rate than that paid at present,
and by the time this stock OF fuel Is
exhausted we can furnish either coal
or natural gas If you prefer the latter.
Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
spsten which grow and are confirmed
Strengthening Con dial and Blood Puri-
! &AE1f OA It's tOAltC PAOtfClLACct CulCG An0f-
gestion and gives tone to the stomach
Sl.00 per bottle. For sale by Beard &
Holt.
The illustration of Lebanon which
will appear In the West Shore demands
your notice. The short article descrip-
tive of the town which accompanies
the picture is so brief and hastily writ
ten that it affords a very imperfect idea
| of Lebanon and but titbe ef our re-
sources. See that your Eastern friends
get copy, imperfect as it is.
Rey. o. B. Whitmore gave US pleas
ant call last week. Rev. Whitmore is
high official in the A o. ". w. aud
came to Lebanon in the interests Of
that order. As q result OF his visit,
this worthy order has received new
life aud vigcr. FiiIeen new applicants
have been examined by Dr. Booth, the
| physician of the order, aud will be jn-
itiated on Thursday, when Rev. Whit
more returns.
Our streets are well kept, but our
alleys! Tell In not in Gath, publish it
not in Askelon, are hot-beds of malaria
and the breeders of diseases which
make it unsafe for wagons to stop over
night in them lest the timbers be
shFunken with fever and the tirea
shaken off with chills. Let there be a
general cleaning up and the people
will feel better and the doctor will
make fewer calls.
The people of Lebanon now have a
good opportunity to attend religious
services. The revival at the n. Z.
church is progressing finely under the
preaching of Revs. Boyd and Aldridge.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
| have also commenced an interesting
series of meetings. The town is large
enough to furnish good congregations
Cor both churches, as is shown by the
large attendance upon both meetings
We know successful teacher in our
common schools who has introduced
the LEBANON Express into the school
room, and is well pleased with the re-
suit. That's right; if the parents will
not take paper, see that their chill
dren are informed i'm the everyday
history of our country, and in this way
the head of the household may gain
enough knowledge by absorption, if in
no other way, to know when Sunday
comes and also the name of the last
President Of the United States.
Montague must be preparing for a
boom, iGc ging by the way he is stock
| ing uo lis Mampoth PJd One-P tice
Cash SIC. es. BY Purchasing his goods
/ in such l..r,;e 6Uar titles he nsturally
| gets mpch lower y ices. He guaran-
| tees gooG goods "a all t5e Departments
of lis eE6ec sive o. a5risaments at
prices that e.:,solu.ely as5onish other