The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-20

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wise than happy.
The most delicate constitution can
safely use DIR. j. III. McLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm. III II sure remedy
for coughs, loss of voice, and all throat
and lung troubles.
Our lively Waterloo correspondent
sends us no items this week, but we
expect something interesting next
time. &C. Ritic,n don't disappoint the
people by failing to write.
A valentine party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. E. Goan, last Thursday eveu-
ing, in honor of Miss Ritter, of Spo-
kane, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Carothers, in this place.
A gentleman from Colorado regis
istered Mt the st. Charles this week,
aud from him we learn that several
| families will leave Yuma county for
the Pacific slope this coming spring.
]. A. Beard will build three houses in
the spring. A few more such enter
prising men, men who have faith in
the future prosperity ofLebanon, would
make of our town a city of some note.
Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have at times feeling of weari-
ness and lassitude. To disp9l this feel
| ing take DIR. ]. H. McLean's Sarsapa-
rilla; it will impart vigor and Vitality.
Take one of DIR. ]. H. McLean's Lit
tie Liver and Kidney Pillets at night
before YOU 20 TO bed and you viii be
surprised how buoyant and vigorous
you will feel the next day. Only 25
cents a VIA.
Do you want the earthe If so, call
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany,
Or, and they viii take pleasure in
showing you the largest and most COM
piete line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
Rev. t. P. Boyd returned from
Halsey Thursday morning. As re-
suit of the revival meetings in that
the church. The meetings will be
protracted indefinitely.
Breck Meyer, of Brownsville, lost
about 500 900 feet of lumber in the
log recently. The boom broke and let
them out. Breck has been unfortunate
in this respect more than once, but
still he is not discouraged.
i The iovial Joe Claypool, of Squaw
creek, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday. He SAYS the snow has been
about eight inches deep at Sisters, but
when he left there it had about all
disappeared -Oehoco Review.
| The Valentine Social given last Sat
urday evening, was well attended and
was an enjoyable affair. Miss Eliza
Wallace was voted the handSomest
lady in town, Jack Pippin received a
pair of overalls on his features.
A Sunday school will be organized at
the M. E. church South, next Sunday
at 8 pm. As all other schools in town
hold their sessions in the morning, it is
hoped that the attendance viii be large
and that the school may prove profit
able to many.
Some of our citizens predict that
Lebanon's growth this year will
equal or even serpass last years record.
we know Just about what has to be
done to insure continued prosperity
: and the sooner we set about the work
the better.
A Lebanon real estate dealer has
purchased parrot. 1t Is the opinion
OF some that he is a silent partner in
business. If the feathered partner is
mot talking glibly about eornner lots
ten-acre tracts, and fifty-foot fronts in
short while he is duh disciple.
DR.. h. A. Jones, of Nebraska, veter-
: mary surgeon. Twenty years steady
practice. / handle all diseases pertain
ing to horses. Chronic diseases spe-
cialty. Bring your horses to nae and
will do you good. have come here to
stay. Can be found at Nichols barn.
Mrs C. b. RaIston gave tea party
2 Wednesday in honor Of Jessie Ralston's e
twelfth anniversary. A number OF
: Jessie's companions were invited and
after partaking of a rich repast, III
duIged in parlor games until evening
Miss Jessie was the recipient of several
E nice presents.
> The Settlers in Big Bottom, or the
SantianI, feel very much aggrieveC
: over the loss of the Santiam wagon road
e bill Inhabiting as they do a ricf
scope of country, iSolated from marke'
aud accessible by pack trail only, they
. think, and very justly too, that an ap
preparation should have been granted
with which TO build a road.
= Gentlemen, if the Lebanon cana
project has proven too great for indi
vIdual effort, meeting of our business
: men might be able to solve the problem
' Somebody call a meeting for this pur
pose and let the matter be taken il
, hand in a business-like way. An ejac
! ulatory, hap-hazard, slipshod polio,
never did and never will accomplish
anything.
Prof. Riddell, the phrenologist and
: character reader, has lectured to full
L house each night tkis week Thes'
e lectures are interesting and instructive
:, Prof. RiddelI has a special aptitude
:. for his profession, which added T.
:, years of close application, has givel
! him an insight into human natur
! and the ability to read character pos
sessed by few itinerant prenologists.
I'll We wonder if Lebanon Lodge j. O
It O. F. will take any steps to celebrat
+ the anniversary OF the order on tn
26th of April next? Other lodge
throughout the State usually celebrate
g on that occasion and Lebanon lodge i
!, generally invited to participate. Sup
pose we celebrate this year and invit
our sister lodges to meet with us il
Il Lebanon Let's be the first to NOV
+ in the matter this time
L BY scanning our exchanges we Sc
that the boards of trade in many of ou
q towns are actively engaged in pre-
J. noting the interests of their respectiv
II towns ODr board of trade made
good record last year, but has not bee
heard from since the beginning of th
IS year 1891. There will be a larg
Immigration to this country this yeal
e and whether or not Lebanon vii
profis by it, depends altogether upo
If the wakefulness of our citizens.
Send along your correspondent
from all parts of the country. w
have a few correspondents who sen
d in the news regularly each week, an
y we would be pleased if our reader
E. throughout the county would furnis
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