The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-09
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Ehefs eniarging her borders.
Have you been to the snringse
Wire cloth at Cruson & Menzie's.
Mr.. Bodwell visited Portland last
week.
\ good letter from Sweet Home this
week.
Entertainment at the band hall this
evening.
Finest machine oils at Cruson &
Menzie's.
5. Percifull of Brownsville called
this week.
Get the Studebalxer wagon of Cruson
& Menzies.
The st. Charles looks well in its
new spring dress.
Charley Miller is clerking in a drug
store at Sheridan.
4. Dodge will build building near
the depot, shortly.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Merks has a wagon to ex-
change for a horse.
Location for a portable saw-mill. In
quire at this Office.
Thompson & Overnan, harness and
sa&dles, Aibany, Or.
Geo A. Dyson of Brownsville was
fA IJeks&sSou MUsassSS,
The Stn,lebaker Wagon Works are
the largest in the world.
Ruff. Hiatt and VIM. Donaca return
ed from Seattle Tuesday.
The marshal is kept busy collecting,
taxing and staying dogs.
Mr. Hardman has just laid a new
walk in front of his residence.
8. PercefulI and NJ d. Was,hburn are
looking at Lebanon real estate.
IT. Bryant ard Jack Hickman are
working on the sodaville holel-
s. P. Bach returned from his bu :
ness trip 20 Saiesn TCe. Day eve..ing.
What Is the use cf boring for gas
when every third man is a gascm ster?
DIR. Odeli Ienz-is a good deal of sick
aexss in the neigh5orhood of Sodayiile.
w-R. Kirk, President E. w. NJ. Co
OF Brownsville, ez4i3ed on us Wednes-
day.
Mrs. DR.. n. J. Retpafh- ef Fort
SteiIacon, is visiting relative in Leb.l-
non.
Mr.. Rudolph ps~sed thror.h Iset,l-
non this week en- route to Hamilton
creek.
Mr.. Hirdnan h.s laid new s.de-
walk I'm front CT his Eesidehce on @soSe
street.
Uncle Billy Corhcam wants eome
Mongolian pines SAINTS TO take TO C-all-
fornia.
From two to SIX loads of lumber a.e
hauled daily for COINS mammoth
planer.
Two large store houses and ma
chine shop in course of construction
this week.
The present management of the
narrow g:tuse will coni niue about Ii zee
weeks only.
Mr.. Cruson is repainting the st.
Charles. The work bespeaks artistic
taste and skill.
Everybody thinks it will rain, but
weather prophets are as silent as the
Bs4pkie oracle.
Remember you can get hot or cold
hath any day in the week at /. r. Bo-
runs barber shop.
VIM. McKinnon has discovered a
two foot vein ofexcellcnt coal mile
below Lower Soda.
TIA. Swan has received several loads
of lumber and will build comfortable
this season.
We find that Thompson & Overman
carry the finest Ene of harness and
saddles in the valley.
Messrs. Banta and Williams come as
near building house in a day rs any
mechanics in the country
Mans delight and woman's SATISFY.
ing portinn-ice cream. at the If stAur-
ant every Friday evening.
Prof H. J. Garland and wife bave
been engaged for another term in the
Brownsville public school.
Wherever YOU go, even to the fur
fhest verge of creation, there you viii
find the Studebaker wagon.
Over twelve hundred men are con
stantly employed in manufacturing The
The first political breeze of the SCISSOR
famed the fevered cheeks of judge
Miller and Rev. Case last week.
S.P. Bach went TO Salem Monday
and intends to stock his store with
goods of E. w. NJ. manufacture.
The sluggish man who sleeps across
The track of progress. push and hustle,
VIII shortly be feStooned with moss
If he don't get up and rustic.
Don't wait till your house gets ful
of flies: but 90 to Cruson & MenZie'i
and get screen doors and windows.
Mr.. Ed Coin, the enteraFising Scic
miller, is preparing to put in an eIec9ri,
light plant in that thriving little city
We acknowledge pleasant call ron
Mr.. o. SaItmarsh and j. X. ChaTleton
Our doors are wide open to old Ore
genians.
Mr.. Hardin, brick manufacture,
has procured ground of A. Dodge ne,
the railroad and has begun work OF
his yard.
Some of our young people launches
a boat on the lake Saturday. Thi
means moonlight rides and poetic;a
effusions-
Miss Minnie Catiin, of T.,rona
Wash. niece Of Judge C.tlin, Of Pnr'
land, is visiting her aent, Ms. c. {
Montague.
Bellroie Kfrl<patric e = ned from
Brownsville Monday. TIE aTt r6i
at that place will be closed u1Gi ,e
the election.
Rev. MarseIIes has been en..ge
to preach for the Firs, Presoytelia
church iii this place and VIII shortl
move among us.
Mr.. Nickersoa's p.f 1>er is rrnpiD
op fine 0l1s4p moe II il n rdly liEel