The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11

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Lebanon, Oregon.
The work OF tearing down iinpro-
vised business houses, huckstpr stands,
etc, seemed to be the order of business
ON the fifth of July.
Conplaint has already been entered
~ several farmers against the fire.
euent showers which threaten TO
damage the hay crops.
Agent IIearn eontemplates taking a
vacation soon. Very few men have heen
50 attentive to business for number
of years as has Mr.. Hearn.
we guarantee our machine oils 70
contain no cotton seed nor fish oils;
but pure machine oil.
CRusoN & MENzIEs.
We see by the papers that hops
generally are reported half crop. BE il
known that hops i'll the vicinity Of
Lebanon were never more promising.
JR. kirkpatrick informs Us that he
has a fine supply of wood on hand,
both hard and soft, which he Will dc
liver 10 any part of the city. Notice
ad.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to Cruson x Meuzie's since 1899, please
call and settle, as all of our old accounts
viii soon be put in the hands of col
iector.
Mrs. Bruce. Of near Lebanon, a slate
writing medium of much power, is in
the city for few days, y gueSt ut the
hnme of Fl. Il. Holland. .-Salem States
man.
H. Y kirkpatrick has bought of d.
suburbs-INansas City. The Kirk
patricks have faith in Lebanon real
estate.
See Hackieman's cash-boy at the
head of his ad. this week. This is a
necessary feature of the new order of
things, which Charley says works ad-
nirably-
John Bcard contracted with Messrs.
/ |. and ]. w. Banta this week to build
a residence on the west side of Main
street opposite the dwelling which he
4 now occupies.
2. II. Farrell of Eugene visited the
l EMPRESS Office this week. Mr.. Farrell
/ is brother-in-law of Joseph Elkins
and was one of Lebanon's business men
several years ago.
Jerry shea was in Lebanon this
week. The Elder is somewhat given
to levity notwithstanding the gravity
/ af his official position rs one of the high
| dignitaries in the church.
The Sodavilie hack makes two trips
daily to Lebanon to meet the afflicted
/ whoaFrive by the trains and are anxious
! to avail themselves of the curative prop
critics OF the Sodavillc springs.
Lebanon is developing some fast
stock. In foot race Tuesday between
/ Mr.. Steinburg, of Albany, and William
1 Keeper of this place. for purse OF SIS,
the latter carried off the stakes.
When nature falters ana requires
( helm. recruit her enfeebied energies with
I DR.. J. II. MeLeants Strengthening
/ Cordial and Blood Purifier Sl.00 per
bottle. For sale BY Beard & Helt-
We received a letter from Rome this
week asking for copy of the En-
4 PRESS: not the Rome on seven hills,
/ however, but Rome. Georgia. The
reputation Of our town is widening.
An Albany man remarked on the
/ Fourth that LiIn county was well
represented A slight idea of the
! crowd that was present on that day
may be gathered from this remark.
If you suffar any affection caused by
I impure blood. such rs scTofdla, salt
/ rheunn, sores, ,boils, pinlples, tetter, ring
,rorifl, take DIR. J.. II. McIIean's
! .5trsparilla. For sale by Beard d Holt.
We believe that If the good qualities
/ of mankind were rs often spoken of as
their bad qualities and dwelt upon
with as much gusto, our estimate of
human nature would advance fifty per
cent.
Rose Devine and Henry Cannon
departed last Friday for the Willamette
near Lebanon. Mr.. Devine has bro
ther in that section and viii probaly
1 locate permanently there.-Long Creek
Eagle.
Mr.. James Matchett, of santiam,
/ recently returned from visit in Rock
4 ford Washington. Mr.. Matchett has
a praticing physician. He enjoyed his
visit well.
The plug-ugiy parade was the best
We ever saw Their declaration of
/. DTinci pies wore brief hut compvshen-
sive. This promises 70 be an cstab-
4 Iished feature in Fourth Of july cele-
brations
Nothing viii impress the stranger
more favorably on entering a town
/ than good hotel accommodations.
Lebanon has two first-cass hotels which
do much toward advertising our grow
ing town.
Prof. David Torbet, of Ohio called
on the ExPEss office Thursday. In
the event that the Academy at this
place has nine months school, the
4 Prof viii more than likely be the
\ principal.
Ruff Hiatt and Joe Bull in company
with VIM. DoDaca's family, started
to Clear Lake Thursday to spend
month picking berries, fishing, etc.
Ruff says we can count on that mess of
trout this time.
Miss Libbie Carothers, who has been
visiting in Lebanon for the past two
months, left for Albany Wednesday.
4 Miss Carothers will reside in Albany
in the future. Her many friends re-
gret her departure.
/ The Philomath Cornet Band came
to Lebanon to celebrate. When we
consider that this band has had but
seven months practice we must con-
cede to them a degree of proficiency
rarely attained in so short time.
The Lebanon Flour Mil has been
rented by me, and it will be run in the
future as it has in the past. / buy
! grain and take in on exchange. Both
flour and feed on hand at all times as
| heretofore. JOHN UNGER.
To allay pains, subdue Inflammation,
heal foul sores and ulcers, the most
prompt and satisfactory results are
! obtained by using that old reliable
remedy, DR. J. II. McLean's- Volcanic
1 Oil iiniment. For sale by Beard &
Holt.
In the hose contest the Lebanon
hose team won the first prize, SIS, their
| time being % seconds. Two other