The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-13

awake at all times. They do not
steep with one eye shut--nnd the other
not open.
Rev. III II. Elworthy eame up from
Salem Wednesday aud wae the guest
of J. Z. Kirkpatrick until Thursday
morning.
] II. Kirkpatrick bought large bill
of flowers, shruhbery, shade, evergreen
and ornamental trees for his park, last
Thursday.
Mat Scott Il none the less patriotic
since his election 10 office. He con-
trihutcd ten dollars 10 our Fourth of
July fund.
Wool commands twenty-one cents
In Lebanon. There are several roads
10 wealth in this state aside from rails
ing wheat.
Prof. R. n. Wright Is not addicted tu
lounging' he will clerk for G. G. Hack
leman until the beginning of next
school term.
Business must be Increasing nj
Churchill & Monteith's old stand, nj
least Mr.. Bodwell and clerk are kept
pretty busy.
]. Settle neither walks nor rides
string-halted ponies; he mounted one
of Cruson " Menzies' twenty-dollar
carts this week.
Why pay 10 per cent. interest when
YOU can get loan at $ per cent. from
j. NJ. Somers, office with L. NJ. Miller,
Lebanon, Oregon.
r. +. Michener, the unsuccessful
candidate for county school superin-
tendent, is census enunlerator for syra-
euse aud Waterloo.
Sodaville announces that she will
celebrate the Fourth, Good speakingl
Fine music! Soda water straight Grand
ball In the evening.
G.. w. Wheeler wants you 90 come
to his saw mill aud help him to remove
some of his lumber piles and give him
room To saw his logs
A match game of base ball will BE
played this the 18th between the &C. G.
Ill. club OF Lebanon and the "Col-
lege Nine o. Albany.
The Brownsville Cornet Band made
our streets reverberate with some
choice selections of music last Sunday
Always welcome, boys
Seven men from California arrived!
in Lebanon recently in answer TO a
GaA4A tt1AdA ~ 4NNtt AhIN%ss W. A~1Act III
building the paper mill.
Enough has been done already "a
insure a Fourth of July celebration in
Lebanon that will eclipse anything oi
the kind south of Salem.
For builders hardware, carpenters
say that Matthews & Washburn, Al
hany, Oregon, have the most colnplete
stock outside of Portland.
Rev. McElroy, s. O. Wallace Mrs
rillutson and II. L. Parrish were dele
gates To the Baptist convention which
convened il Albany Wednesday.
The saw mills in the vicinity OF I.eb.
anon are doing good business. The
three planers in town are stocking
their yards with the best Of lumber.
We guarantee cur machine oils Il
.ontain no cotton seed nor fish oils
but pure machine oil.
/ am prepared to chop grain Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays; saw wood
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
IL. CRoss.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and settle
as 1 need my money.
NJ y. MILLER.
The refreshing showers which hav,
allen lately, though scattering aud
! local, have helped the crpps wonder
tully in some sections Of the county.
Over three carloads of stoves sold bS
| Matthews & Washhurn, Albany, Ore
gon, the first year they were in bust
ness. They expect to double that tli'
year.
Farmers are beginning to inquire th'
price of binding twine, which does no
argue a failure in crops, Prices vii
perhaps rule a shade lower than las
| year.
There are many strangers on ou
streets of late. Some are looking fol
work, some are buying real estate, an,
| others are locating timber claims abov,
town.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
TO Cruson & Menzie's since 1889, pleas
| call and settle, as all of cur old accounts
will soon be put in the hands of a col
/ iector.
The handsomest lady i'm Linn coun
saws that Matthews & Washburn, Al
bany, Oregon, has the most comrletl
stock of stoves and ranges in tn,
valley.
A good many invalids have gone {,
! Sodaville and Waterloo to recuperate
also a great many have gone ther,
/ from other motives. Inquire of tn
jays"
Mr.. Riggs, of the firm of Mcleod 1
/ Riggs, Brownsville, sold good bill O
/ leather in Lebanon this week. TIL
Red Hrrness are making tour of tn
country.
! Squire Wallace was called Tuesda,
/ morning to the scene of the late TRACE
! dy to hold an inquest over the tw
/ luckless victims who met their deatl
last night.
/ It is reported chat Southern Pacifi
railway officials have declared thei
intention to build their new lin
/ through Lebanon. just as we expect
ed all the time.
we unexpectedly came upon Depo
!! Agent Hearn last evening and foun'
him chasing the small wheel of new
bicycle. He had net yet mustered tn
courage to mount.
There will be a change in the busi
ness routine at &. G.. Hackleman's il
about three weeks. Consult tn
columns of the EXPRESS or inquire {
| Hackleman personally.
Many availed themselves of the OF
portunity to partake of the deiiciou
ice cream and luscious strawberrie
served by the ladies of the II. i
church, Tuesday evening
At the minstrel show the "funn
MAN" swectencd several sour dispos
tions, made a barrel OF sauer krau
laugh outright, and caused sewers
pickle kegs to smile serenely.