The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-06-05
furnished bs H. NJ. Perry and WING

furnished bS Fl. M. Perry and WINS
Smith, ut lowest rates.
james Pound
does ali kinds Of blacksmithing and
Woodwork, and in all cases guarantees
satisfaction.
The Drug store
is under the management of @. Roberts,
who Keeps constantly on hand all
articles usually found in n first-class
drug store.
a Grocery Store
will soon be in running order, with
Thos. Mcl;ulloclS us manager, who
will keep a full line of groceries.
General Merchandise Store
IS being conducted by Frank Davis,
who is also postmaster, MS well as
agent for The Wells Fargo Express Co.
In this store will always be found
complete stock of goods, and MIR Davis
will politely and quickly attend to all
your wants.
Peery 6 Terhu,ne
are the gentlemen who own and do
the livery business of the town. Their
"Soia1ille hack meets every in-eun-
ing train at Lebanon, and for the
moderate fee of fifty cents, will convey
you to the springs ut Sodaviiie. All
baggage left to their care wilt quickly
aud safely reach its destination.
The school House
is large new frame huildig large
for one roon) and well furnished with
iron desks, geographical school chart
worth S75 and many other school fix
lures which are Indispensable to
good live school. During the past
year, the building was found to be in
adequate in capacity, in consequence
of which large and ecnmodious
wing viii be built during the present
summer (1S91) thus making the entire
house to seat and provide for about
l25 pupils. Prof Barzee who has had
charge of the school during the past
year, has had six years of actual
experience in his profession, has
thoroughly graded the school and has
1t based on written set of rules and
regulation, approved of and adopted
by the board. Prof. Barzee has been
employed as principal for this coming
school year, and he in cooperation
from elsewhere to send their childen
to this place of heath to attend school.
Board and tuition rates will be made
as cheap as any other place in the val
ley. Special attention will be given to
any children, young men or young
women " no may come from a distane
to attend this school. For any further
information enquire of or addess the
principal
4 New Church House
is TO be built soon, on beautiful rise of
ground, in the edge of the village.
Sodaville now has good live Sunday
school in good running order. aud
preaching nearly every sabbath,
Do You Want n Home
at or near this watering place2 There
are some good lands for fruits and
grain raising purposes that can be had
at reasonable rates near these springs.
Tracts of 10 acres are being sold for
small homes or fruit and garden ra:s-
ing. There are also some very
beautiful aud desirable lots inside the
Incorporation, the prices of which
range from $40 to $50 on easy terms.
For any and all information regarding
these lands, inquire of or address
Louis Barzee, real estate & insurance
agent, Sodaviile. Oregon.
Another Soda SPRING
has been discovered on the farm Of
w. w. Parrish near the present spring
and inside the city limits. Mr.. Parrish
is having the spring developed, and
with all present indications it seems to
be a good one. A part of his farm will
be divided in 5, 10 or 20 acre tracts
and sold for fruit farms.
Supplementary Remarks.
Sodaville, although a small village,
is incorporated under the laws of
Oregon. This was done that authority
might he given the town to control the
springs and maintain ordes and peace.
The city officers are; w. w. Parrish,
mayor; H.. A. Mccartney. Frank
Davis, II. NJ. Perry and AZ. F. Ter
hume, councilmen; G.. E. Eichler,
recorder; n. w. Peery, treasure and
H. ID. Klum, marshal. 1t has a daily
mail, a telegraph line which connects
it with the main line, express office
and notary public. The peopif OF
Sodaville are always kind and obliging
to any aud all who come among them,
and extend a hearty and cordial inyi-
alton TO all who may wish TO come. Come
and see US for yourself. You will he
pleased with our people, our town, our
springs and our healthful locality.
When you have read this circular, will
you kindly hand it to any one who is
in need of lost health, or to any neigh
bors who is dissatisfied with his
present condition, or who wants to
find q suitable place to send his children
away to school. Any and all commu-
nieations relative to any matter mem
toned in this circular, will be quickly
and willingly answered by
Louis Barzee