The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
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celebration
Fourth Of July
AT Brownsville.
Excursion tFain.
Grand street parade
Brownsville Carnet Band.
Gsnnd hall, 'shi-an supper.
Bring your best girl along.
Prizes and purses will be given.
Hugh FSells, on Monday returned
home.
Wild blsclSbes sies are ripe. So are
new potataes.
James b. Keeney. OH Monday, paid
Albany visit.
Dr. r.. II. Curl has returned home
Frnm Eastern Oregon.
j. NJ Mover, on Monday, returned
home from Portland.
Something new scanned shrimps,'
at Waters Bros. A great delicacy.
Il. e. Stanard of Albany on Sunday
last paid a visit to Brownsville friends.
Henry Window, wife and children,
of Eastern Oregon, are visiting reia-
Sives of this place.
Waters Brothers ere adding 10 the
att9- -ctlveness of their store by an addi-
tSslial coat of paint.
The frequent showers of the past
week have been Of great benefit to
dropping vegetation.
Mrs. VIM. Rand, of Hood River, Or,
IS visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs
-. leroy of this place.
Calvin Adams and wife, of Perry,
jefferson coutv, Kansas, are visiting
their son A. j. Adams and family.
Pillsbury, at the "Red 'FRONT.' is
= daily receiving new goods. Fishing
tackle, cutlery, notions, optical goods
-jewelry, at bed rock prices
The Eagle Woolen Mills Co. are
working on .uil time, and are hardly
able to fill the orders they daily receive
for their justly celebrated fabric.
A. w. Stanard, who on Saturday
returned from Eastern Oregon, where
he has been looking after his stock,
Brought home band of fine horses.
j.. NJ. Waters, o. p. Coshow, Sr w
C. Cooley, w. w. Waters, Mrs E. ID.
johnson, g. G. Thompson and wife
George Montgomery, and G. +. Stan
ard on Tuesday visited Albany via ths
Oregonian r. r,
Work is progressing steadily on tn,
s1iiIng. foundations and necessary prep
aration for the new bridge, which vii
se much longer and of Gerater strength
than the former structure crossing the
at times. raging Calapooia river.
Jake Bilyeu, J. w. Waters, r. j.
Blanchard, Dave Gentry and p. w
Starr, having equipped themselves witt
fishing tackle, ect., there was plenty o
ect-, stoFmed the upper regions, no
the lower, of the Calapooia ON a fish
ing excursion; this was during the frs
part of the week since which time the,
have been busiiy employed prying fisl
bones from between their teeth.
From a reliable source, information
rs Ea5sted that the iron mine situate'
on the farm Of f. Fox, q number c
aniles east from Brownsville. has dun
ang the past week been visited an
prospeeted by Eastern capitalists, VIII
=RxFf6Ss themselves satisfied with tn
outlook and assays 20 per cent. pur
lron) and viii shortly make all neces
sasy arrangements for thoroughly tesi
5ng and, If feasible, working what
said to be an immense deposit of or,
Should this mine prove to be as eXter
sive and rich as present indication
seem to point, ii Will be q developmei
an mining industry Of great impoF
ance Aa Brownsville.
And sdaus It occurs daily:
CeRzas eaHmeratOr-"What Is you
17asuee'
tf1Si1sS
az say what is your nanee''
ttUgh?''
nI,m taking the census and woul
like to know your name"
"Yer are, hey? Well nay name
Offsparrow kite.n
married or singie2n
Hey? Talk little louder; I'm har
of hearing"
"Have you got husband aud chi
dren?n
mo: but Pm willing, if you'll giN
me time to make new dress.n
"You mistake me, madam; did n,
ask you to marry me-I'm taking I'll
census
tWhat der yer say: OF course II
IN nay senses, if you want to take n
I'm ready right away. I don't Sc
though, what you need to be in such
hurry for. Can't you wait till tc-mo
row? want to bang nay hair and
How old are you?n
al dent consider that gentleman
question; bat as you; We proposed /
tell you-I' IN just eighteen
when did you come to this cou
try?''
IT crossed the plains in is ,6."
ssMadafn, you are laboring under
grave mistake. / don't wish TO
glzlrFied any more. I've got wife al
seven children; and you are slight
mixed in regard to your age. 1 VII
you
s'I'm slightly mixed, am L? Y
great big stand up and insult q lone
male old enough to be your motllf
Git out of my house! What der y,
fake me for? Come here and prope
when you've got wife and seventies
childreni Think I don't know n
own age? It's time the eovernme
made u choice of gentlemen to do I'll
business! I shall report you, sor,
this abusel Don't talk back to me, y
brutel Ugh! Ugh! I'd-Pd-wher'
the broonl?''
Enumeration slips, and reports 20
lone female, insane; unable to ohta
Age.n SALMAGUNDI.
WATERLOO wHIRLINGs.
WATERLOO, June ..
Remember
The glorious Fourth.
Everybody come and