The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

has set To see the first genuine case O
rsoies.
+. r. Skipworth, an attorney q
Engene, ufter slipping the water a
Sadaville pronounced4t more efileaclous
in his casa than any medicine he has
ever taken.
Mr.. Lonsberrv. FORMERLY Of Eugene
has concluded to locate in our town
He says Lebanon is good enough fai
him. He finds employment at present
on the paper mill.
Children who are troubled with
worms may be quickly relieved by Civ.
ing them DR.. y. I'll. McLeanis Liquid
Vermsfuge Itkilis and expels worms.
For sale by Beard q Holt.
Not long since an artesian we'll was
sunk in Heppner, when simultaneously j
with reaching water great many
wells in town ran dry, aud the artesian
well also fails to furnish water.
Geo. Gross came down from Water
loo Tuesday, bearing with him ssthe
little brown Jug We will now recall
all previous threats upon your business
and treat you kindly in the future.
w. f. Smith and Alb. Hail were
hauling straw at the farm of Mr.
Smith, near Waterloo, last Saturday,
when the wagon turned over, and Mr..
Smith was slightly hurt by The fall.
While lowering rock into the well at
the school house Wednesday, the rope
broke and the keg of stones dropped
upon the head of the workman below.
The injured man is not seriously hurt
Someone treated ]. H. Markhan,s s
COW most cruelty by prodding her with
a pitchfork, leaving a broken tine in
the flesh. such cruelty 10 animals
should not be allowed to go unpun-
ished
Harvesting continues in this part of
the country. owing to the fact that there
were good many fields of late-sown
grain. Very little if any grain will be
left unthrcshed at the close of this
week.
Superintendent Gee. Downing, who
thought he had sighted the escaped
convict, after following his man from
Albany TO Fish lake, found him 70 be
an escaped iunatic from the asylum at
Salem.
Mr.. K. Keebler brought us on Wed.
nesdav as fine lot of peaches as we
ever saw In any country. Mr.. Keebler
has fine crop of this fruit, which he
Is selling at one dollar per box. Many
thanks.
DR.. Foley shipped to New York and
chittim bark "wednesday. The DIR.
has shipped about seventy-two thou
sand pounds of this bark during the
s.ason.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick traded for eight
- ~
The capturing of these spirited animals
in a corral adjoining the feed stable
afforded a good deal of pleasure TO on
lockers
The NJ. E. church, South, at its recent
conference in this place, donated $500
toward the building of church in
North Brownsville, also $500 to the
church edifiee now under construction
in Lebanon.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
give an ice cream social Friday even
ing, August %, at the Mcdonald hail,
one door south of Beard & Holt's drug
store. Everybody invited. Ice cream
and cake, Is cents.
H. G. Moran. Of Sweet Home, Went
TO Salem Monday and returned
Tuesday. He says grain in his part
Of the country viii yield well, and
that he thinks oats will average fifty
bushels to the acre.
The Santian Paint company have
been rendered two sites for their paint
factory in Lebanon. Choice between
the two locations Will be made this
week and Lebanon will have another
important industry.
Some time since we heard one of the
old patrons of the Santiam Academy
say that the friends of that Institution
contemplated repainting the building,
whitewashing the trees and making
other Improvements Will you do it?
Peterson & Wallace will, as soon as
they move into their new Office,
present every newcomer with a choice.
lot; on condition, however, that they
become bona fide residents Of our town
and pay the incidental expenses nee
essary to a transfer Of this kind.
Rev. f. III. Calder, who has been
pastor of the 81. L. church IN Lebanon
the past year, will move TO Brownsville,
and Thomas A. Boyd will succeed him
at this place. Rev. Walton Skipworlh
was appointed to Mount Tabor, aud
Rev j. NJ. Sweeney remains at Spring
field.
Families not already supplied should
lose no time in procuring a bottle of
Cholic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is the only
remedy that can ALWAYS be depended
upon for bowel complaint in all its
forms. p and so cent bottles for sale
by III. A. Miller.
A quartz mill eff the capacity of ten
tons per day was shipped from Port
land 20 the Albany Mining and Milling
Co., Tuesday. The mill viii be sent im-
to the mines at Quartzyille.
Actual results are what the people
want to see and they will not be denied
The privilege much longer.
Few people have any idea of the
of Lebanon's paper mill.
The mill when completed Will cost more
han 100000 and would be a credit to !
my city. 1t will be lighted by
electricity, as will also the town ifl
arrangements can be made |
with the preprietors, O'Neil Bros.
Chas. Williams, who lives ten miles
sast of town, tells us that there is |
growing in his garden a vegetable mon /
'trosity, whis is nothing more Dor less |
han triple-headed cabbage, each of
which will weigh ten pounds. Our |
German friends will please take notice |
hat this is not sauer kraute country. I
The little son Of S. w. Moore was
AIKEN to the Office of DIR. Lamberson
IN Tuesday to have grain of wheat |
lislodged from the ear. Ether was
and Drs. Lamberson t
md Booth soon brought the offending |
kernel to light. The little fellow had |
,een a sufferer from this cause about /
year.