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


commensurate with the occasion.
J. r. kirkpatrick ilTosms us that he
has a fine supply of wood on hand,
both hard and soft, which he will de-
liver TO any part Of the city. Notice
Id
Grand picnic at Lower Soda the 4th
y July. Dance day and night. Ia
oles well supplied with the best.
Tickets to dance, inclaGing supper,
sl.50.
Over three carloads of stoves sold by
Matthews & Washburn, Albany, Ore
gon, the first year they were in busi-
less. They expect to double that this
year.
Sunday School Quarterly review ut
the g. p. church Sunday evening next.
\ very interesting pro9ram has been
prepared for the occasion. Everybody
come.
The St Charles Hotel has again
changed hands. The new proprietor,
Mr.. Doud, is lately from Pennsylva-
mia. He will take possession next
week.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to Cruson 4 Menzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all of our old accour y
will soon be put in the hands of IA col
iector.
We have found the place where you
can grow fat without the expense OF
laughing. A sense of fullness will be
impaired at the Exchange for twenty
five cents.
For live, wide-a-weke hardware and
stove men Matthews & Washsurn, of
nFna..Ht Iaenrun fhn larsrsa
trade they are having for the low
prices they make on all goods.
Geo. l.. Alexander returned from
Eugene Tuesday, where he had been
visiting since Friday last. His mother.
Mrs. ]. B. Alexander, came with him
and will visit here until Saturday.
Ruff. Hiatt returned f.om the Kit
son Springs Saturday, but having fell
ed TO comply with his contract TO Iur-
nish us a mess of mountain trout, we
don't intend to say anything about
him.
The &c. c. HI base5all club, like a
Kansas cyclone. sweep everything
before them. The ''i-repscss;ble kos
will play for the SIS prize on the Fou. u.
Any end all baseoall clubs ate Invited
to the con eesG.
The homeliest man in Linn Co. says
after n close and careful examine tion
that Matthews & Washburn, Albany
Oregon, carry the largest stock oi
builders hardware in the valley and
sell at the lowest prices.
William Klepper, while assisting In
running the steam wood saw Wednes
day morning had the little finger of hi:
right hand badly mangled. DIR. Foley
dressed the wounded member and
thinks it will heel soon.
The Brownsville Coz net Band tool
US unawares lest Saturday night
They caught US mapping and treated
us to a serenade. 1t is needless to SAY
that the boys PLAYED we'll, for this they
always do. Thank you.
The rough, Jagged corners of oul
che Iact as need 10 be round OF III
the rssDilg school Of experience. The
duh instrument must first be taken t.
the grindstone, afterward a smooth
strap will give keen edge.
Do you want to freeze up you
pumps JUIy 4ih? Don't try Salem o.
/ 20 tlaad, out take the cheap excursion
! from Albany TO Hngg Pass. A solit
ves:loule train with reclining chail
c,..s for the weary. All free.
! Men worry themselves sick; the,
worry themselves insane, and in /,
great many instances they worry
/ themselves to death. Why not tax,
I the LEBANON EXPRESS, live TO a rip
cd age and keep sweet ali the time.
Editor Mcdonald, of the Browns
vile Times, gave US a call Tuesday
I Nc. saws considerable interest he
been awakened in Brownsville lately
/ by late news from the mines UP tn
! CaIapooia which are certainly fatier
/ ing.
1 Ms. s. e. How'd, who has been Wis
Eiti1g her mother, Ms. X. f. Hind
man, for some time, received a dispalcl
/ rom Spokane Falls Monday, cdllins
/ her to the bedside of her husband, VIII
4 is dangerously i'll. She left 1uesdal
morning.
Our pas zen 5, Mr.. end Mrs C1lNiI
2 cams arrived in Brownsville las
Friday, after an absence of clever
wears. Their home is in kansas, t.
which place they will return after Wis
Ting relatives and friends on this coas
until fall.
The Lebanon Corret Bend will in
iroduce the drama Nevada or 9Th,
/ Lost Mine,n in the Brownsville Cit,
Hall on the evening of July 1sI. w
! bespeak for them full house and 70
the patrons of the sta ve a pleos1n
entertainment.
A dispatch from the McKanlas
troupe states thst they will be in Leba
nou on the Fourth. If the Lebanon
Co~aet Band and the McKanlas
4 bt NJ don't make melody on our anni
ve.xarv you may as well chang up III
fiddle and the bow"
WaIter Peterson received a TELEGRAM
from his father in southern Oregon ap
pr:si ~ him OF bis illness. DIR. Peter
son left Lebanon last Thursday 70
he practice of dentistry in the souIh
EN- part OF the state and we are sorr.
10 hear of his sickness.
That youag man who has 50 persist
| emily urged his suit for The last tweIV
months. only TO find that she hfl
/ transferred her affections to some othe
Young man, has come to the conclusion
| that women's minds ave like ten-dolla
bllls-liable to change.
The American eagle is hover ng owe
our town; the siars and stripes are raw
cling out in the breeze5; initiates
Fourth-of-July orators are smothe.inl
their patriotism, and the noisome fire
cracker is growing restive IN enticipa
ton of the great celebration at Leba
non.
Mr.. Millard, a thorough mill man, 'at
of California, has gone into the plane
with Walton.& Wiley, and their patron
may expect first-class work. We keel
on hand a full assortment of dresses
lumber of every description. We ar
prepared to turn out all kinds of wood
work.
Prof. Langworthy, who is now il
the Calapoeia and Blue River mines
says the prospect is better than i'm an,
mining camp he has visited on thi
coast, and yet few individuals of tn
fossiIliferous ace. who know gold an