The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-27

while you live, for you viii be long ,
time dead If you buy your groceries OF
r. G.. Peebler you could not be other ,
wise than happy
Are you in lover If so, marry the
idol of YOUR affections and then go to
Matthews 4 Washburn's, ut Albany, /,
buy a stove or range, raise large fadl-
lily and be happy
The most delicate constitution can
safely use DR. j. H, McLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm. Its a sure remedy
for coughs, loss of voice, and all throat
and lung troubles.
Geo. Cobble and Robt. Whited OF
this place, were up the Calapooia last
week, and they report the snow from
five TO six feet deep at Huckleberry,
twenty-five miles from Brownsville.
Even the most vigorous and hearty |
people have at times a feeling of weari- I
ness and lassitude. To dispsl this feel |
ing take DIR. ]. II. McI4ean's Sarsapa- |
rilia; it will impart vigor and vitality |
Who SAYS that one cannot have
the mumps in triplicate? We heard a
man say that he had the mumps on
one side wears ago. and at time of writ
he has them double and the end is not
yet.
We are liable to have some high
water vet The snow in the mountains
is from six to fifteen feet deep, and
just as sure rs it passes off with warm
rains we will have high waters in the
Valley.
A man who came down from Eugene
this week, says the snow was five inches
deep in Eugene Monday morning,
which was akout three inches more
A. E.ll -. nf a
country.
Take one of DIR. ]. H. McLean's Lit
| tie Liver and Kidney Pillets at night
| before you go TO bed and you will be
surprised how buoyant and vigorous
you will feel the next day. Only %
cents VIA.
Do YOU want the earth? II so, call
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany,
/ Or, and they win take pleasure in
showing you the largest and most COM
| piete line of hardware, stoves and
1 ranges in the valley.
Messrs Kizer & Wilson have leased
some ground and will establish nur-
sery in Lebanon. Mr.. Kizer is an eN-
perieneed horticuIturist and we are
glad that he is 10 embark III this in-
dustry here in Lebanon.
i The men owning real estate adjoin-
ing Isabella Park are cutting, slashing
and burning timber and brush, and
thus extending the view eastward
Lebanon will soon be built TO the east
ward as far as the canal.
A number of ladies gathered at the
St. Charles last Friday to celebrate
Aunt Kate Spencer's siXtieth anni
. verssry. In addition to having a good
socisl time, Mrs. Spencer was the re
cipient of some valuable presents.
i This office has made arrangement.
, with the board of publication OF tn,
c. P. church, and will keep on hans
all the standard works of that denoml
nation. These works are non-denomi
national, apologetic and scientific
We wonder if the trade in cascar;
bark will be as active this year rs !
J was last year. California, in this as IL
most other transactions on the coast
> cot credit for furnishing this conimod
!. ity, but the Webfeet got the money.
we have heard some talk about build
= ing a cannery i'll Lebanon. 1t IS I
be hoped that the project will lipen int
something tangible and that this in
dustry viii be established here an
I operated before another tweive-month
The man who told us that ther
would be telephone line connectin
n Lebanon and Lacomb, and that il wOui
o be built before the close of the Yea
1890. mis-caiculated somewhat Els
4 ures may net lie, but liars sometim,
= figure.
Last fall it was predicted that p
), tatoes would be worth 81 80 by the mr.
! OF March, but evidently there wei
more tubers raised in the valley tina
these prophets figured on; at any raf
t; potatoes are only worth about ha
e these figures.
Call on the EXPRESS for any pape
le magazine ur periodical published
is this or foreign countries, at reduce
e. rates. Tell us what paper you wal
III and we will get il for you cheap, al
j YOU will not be bothered writing letter
n getting money orders, etc.
At the meeting of the 6. A R. Sa
- urday evening, Prof. David Torb
= reviewed the life of George Washingt'
- in a very interesting way, and was I.
lowed by Capt. c. B. Montague, WI
pronounced a fine eulogy upon the
ut ceased warrior, Gen. w. L. Sherman.
ty DIR. H. a. Jones, of Nebraska, vet'
mary surgeon. Twenty years stea'
practice. | handle all diseases pertai
al ing to horses. Chronic diseases 81
rig ciaIty. Bring your horses to me ant
he will do YOU good. / have come here
stay. Can be found at Nichols ban
ne te The carpentc-s of Lebanon to {
~ number of Ci-h:Cen or twenty, n
Monday ey"ring and toek ste
toward organiZ.ng n carpenters asso
he alton. A committee cf three was 9
ge pointed to draft I.l:,l;s for said orga'
Vi zation and report O., Moiiiay event
next.
he Recorder Peterson had an unus,
,ry amount of business on hand Tuesd
Ias morning. Several persons ON the e
ming previous had imbibed too FREE
sa- of zigzag whiskey, and the mania
IN breaking window lights and otf
,Iso deviIish Tastimes called for an ato
nent to the offended law.
ck- A Sunday school was organized
rm the NJ. E. Church, South, last Sund
.hI- afternoon. The following officers W
elected: Supt., A. Jack Adams; A:
:, Supt., S. NJ. w. Hindman; Secreta
me Miss Hazlett; Treasurer, Miss Mag
ng. Ts.ri-hort Tho rerular hour for nc
Ons ai,+loi =; ~, E-erI-hodv cor
-, A man by the name of w. NJ. s
&c ders committed suicide at Grants Z
N, N last week. Deceased was sixty ye
RI of age, was an old pioneer and
taken part in the Indian wars of
Northwest, but succumbed to the i'll
: & liable after eight months of married
by The question "Is marriage failu
ills is still a mooted one.
iiH'' A correspondent at Springfield S
the following item to the Eug
ada Guard: There has been great revi