The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-19
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SOME uN 4@OG &MMfFuWKHGtA FEaNttNe&
were visiting him this week.
Little pupils Sigh when they thlna
Of the restraints OF the pnlllc schDol.
II. w. Goddard, dc the o. Ry., passed
down the road Tuesday morning
Applicants har vecant houses are
numerous, but their wants canNut be
mt.
Mr.. Ncnnom recently Joined the
company ii bridge carpenters on the
@. Ry.
Dr. Starr intends to add complete
line OF stationery and also the latest
edition of school books 10 his drug
store.
A stranger came into town Monday,
heard of the mines, rolled his blankets
and modestly bowed to the .'rhree
Sisters
Jos. Riggs Ii hauling his tan bark
out Of the mountain this week. Capt.
Hagen took his place al the tanurry as
chief engineer.
H. NJ. q. Bradley left for Portland
Wednesday with about 500 pounds OF
ore from the Trinity Mines, which viii.
he miIled In Portland.
Stock il being taken In the Calapnoia
4 Blue River Mining Co. People are
not 50 chary about taking stock since
the late encouraging reports.
Last weeks county papers did not
arrive until Wednesday OF this week.
The narrow gauge i entirely too femi-
nine to be posing as n mail train
Frank jack finlshed picking hops
Monday noon. The quality of the
hops is good, the yield fair, and Frank
will pocket considerable money this
year.
A. G. Hausmar, In order to be before
hand with the hop louise, picked his
hops rather burri. eily. Gus. has the
hest cultivated yard In this section
Of country.
Some Of our people are avalllng them
selves of the low stage Of water in the
Calapooia ard are getting their win.
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springs fleshet.
DR. Carl talked quite glIbiy Of goinr
10 Gold Hill last week, but Thoughts
of eallouscd heels and dropsicsl paiehe.
ON the great toes of his feet, sutlieei /,
change his notion.
A plan to unite both Brownsville
and North Brownsville into one carpo
rate body i certainly desirable one
and ought 10 be effected without con
troyersy or concession.
w. ID. Washburn il attending the
State fair this week. William Il al
extensive stock grower and IL i nntu
raj that he should take a deep lnters 81
IN the annual stock exhinit.
Ed Shea is visiting at his former
home, salem, this week, ard Of courst
the State fair, which Is now being held
at that place, will have some msnoi
attractions for the young man.
II. S. Pillsbury has bought a milcl
cow which with little pamperIng |.
iexpeeted TO give cream biscuits and
skim-milk cheese. He has built shed
for the comfort of his last purchase.
&. d. Drake tells us that his scheme
for supplying the town with water Il
likely to take tangible shape. AS al
honest and industrious sehemer, Mr.
Drake has no superior in Brownsville
/ w. r. Kirk went b. Salem Tuesday
He took with him fine calf to the
State fair. but 1t had been butehcred
before starting. He says there is nc
market for veal In Brownsville, and
consequently he ships his meat to the
| Capital
Mr.. Snider, late cf Alaska, visited
the Calapooia mines last week He
has probably had more extensive ex.
perience-covering as it does nearly
gil the ia4ites Of the Pacific coast-thar
anyone who has ever visited these
mines; snd without hesitation he de
clares that he never saw a mining dis
trict to compare with ours, with Tho
single exception Of Tombstone, Ari
IONA.
Just how to maintain proper de
gree OF animal heat with the least pos
sible amount of fuel, has been solved
in thoroughly scientific manner hs
some of our citizens. Instead nf plac
ing warm bottles in contact with tn,
feet according to the antiquated theory
the bottles are placed at the head d
the bed and securely held in place by
i very ingenious contrivance resem
bling two rows of teeth. Enough heal
has been generated in this way Il
cause eoullition In fifteen minutes.
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