The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-12
EYES AND EARsl

Quit your grumbling.
Rejoice IN our prosperity
New sidewalk by the block.
See II there are any holes in the roof.
The EXPRESS four months for so cts.
School opens at the Academy Sept.
Ross Humphrey built a barn last
week.
We see the steam wood saw again at
work.
NJ Henrn win stop in Jefferson
awhile
Lumber . and 50 per NJ at wheeler's
saw mill
Send sample copies of EXPRESS to
your friends.
A. r. Lyle is down from Crook coun-
ty buying stock.
Notice Mrs. Rice's announcement In
another column.
Z. Bosler will put up dwelling in
Wassom's addition.
Our senior editor has eloped-for
pleasure and profit.
J. A. Beard is repairing his property
on North Main street.
Have you seen Barbour Bros. man,
moth stock of furniture?
Brown Hansard has laid new walk
IA front Of his property.
Ice cream every Friday and Satur-
day at the ten-cent store.
L. NJ. Wheeler is now sole proprietor
of the Eureka meat market.
Mr.. Pierson opened a restaurant
lately IN Guys new building.
We noticed several teams on our
streets from Sweet Home lately.
c. C. HaekIelnan will hereafter carry
full line of clothing. See them.
Make hay while the sun shines. The
Oregon mist viii soon begin to fall.
Ernest Case commenced term of
school Monday on Mcdowell creek.
a little money on subscription would
be thankfully received at this Office.
The ssnoble red man of the forestn
has arrived ON the hop-field of action.
Work on the new NJ. L. church
tSouthl building is progressing rapidly.
A. Dodge Intends to erect two dwell
angs in Kirkpatrick's second addition.
EtraH. straw. straw. What indus
tries the energy of man does give rise
TO!
Give our town helpful lift by a
word Of encouragement to your distant
friends.
BY the recount Portland has 4 pop
slatlon of about 63.G0o and Ores son IF
zszl. GOO.
Much credit is due our city "dads'
for their wise oversight of the city's
growth.
Rev. G. &. Meyer, of Mount Angel,
Or, registered at the St. Charles We'd
Eiesdny.
Rev. Samuel Case and sons drove
several bead of beef cattle TO Salem
last week
Rev. Boyd preached morning and
evening Sunday to large and interested
audiences.
Our sprinkler runs somewhat spas
anodically, but we can't afford to do
without it.
Prof. J. A. Wilson opened school III
the district three miles southeast of
town. Monday.
Praise is the secret OF many a
victory: soansi the praises of Lebanon s
growth ;sbroed.
Remember you can get a hot or cold
bath any day IN the week al I. R. Bn-
runs barber shop.
Jno. Nichols is building a new house
on Bridge street Step by step we are
nearing the city line.
Don't strike any matches around the
northeast limits of our city There
might be an explosion.
Eveyyone goes to the paper mill on
Sunday TO see the sights. The elephant
isn't done growing yet.
Old plumes, tips and feathers dyed
and re-curled by Mrs. Nellie B. Smith,
milliner and dressmaker.
C. H. Ralston's residence is nearing
completion and is one of the handsom-
est structures in the city.
Why not have electric lights for our
city? Lamps are good. but flowers
don't flourish in their light.
A great deal of grain is bought and
this good place to store grain.
Umpire Ben Young, of the North
west Baseball League, was killed in a
railroad accident in Washington.
Furniture, upholstered goods and
hardware at Barbour Bros. in Lebanon.
Churchill & Monteith's old stand.
An explosion of giant powder in Sc
attic the other day, resulting from
which was the loss of eighteen lives
John Banta bought some read estate
IN Lebanon last week and began haul
ing lumber for his dwelling the next
day.
Jas. Matchett will move from San
tam to Lebanon this winter to avail
himself Of oar excellent school advan-
tages.
There seems to be surplus of hop
pickers In these parts. Neither Indians
nor Chinese are employed by our hop
growers.
as Friday, ~ has been arrested in Al
bany on charge of vagrancy. Jury
trial Saturday.
Quite a number of our young men
and women have emigrated, for recre-
boring hop-fields.
Four large turbine wheels have been
received at the paper mill. There will
also be an engine Of 100 horse power
set up in the mill.
We sappose you thought Lebanon
was in flames Thursday night. It was
Kirkpatrick burning brush on what is
to be Isabella Park.
Our smoky season has at last set in
But we do not mind few days Of
snaGRe after having such an excep-
tiOnally line summer.