The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-28

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IA little bird told us so.
If you can't find what you want 70
do, do something. Don't be a clam.
This marrying business is just Ike
misfortune; weddings never come
sngly
There are thirteen breweries and $50
saloons in the city Of Portland.
j. q. Frey & Son, now in old post Of
flee, make collars and other harness
The warehouse men are falrly
in it,n The farmers are bringing IN
the grain at lively rate.
II. M. Lines and family Of ludepen-
dcnce are visiting their son N. W.
Lines Of this city.
Mrs. w. II. Wheeler is slowly inn
proving at Sodaville.
The base ball game between the
Salem and independents mines was
4 won by the latter 10 10 ..
Town full of strangers from all parts
Of the Union. This means well for
this whole section.
The thermometer has touched a
tmae above 00o in the shade nearly
every day for a week. This Is unusu-
ally warm for Oregon, INT 1t Is the
best kind Of weather for harvesting |
and we are contented to endure 1t ifit |
comes for the benefit Of the tillers of
the soil
They have been trying several
, months TO elect new night watch
man at Corvallis. The Times tries TO
settle the matter as follows; With all
> the hurglarizing that has been done On
Main street, it is strange that The
= officers have never made detection.
u This matter is provoking bitter COM
y mert, ard it has been suggested that
y we do away with the office Of night
y watch altogether, and use the 500 per
annum for purchasing new safes for
I'd business men who may have theirs
Z broken open.
!" j. III. Stine, formerly editor Of an
W Independence and se 'en or eight other
UT newspapers, will start q newspaper al
10 Whiteson. The McMinnyille 7 N
says Whtescn shows up fineo all t1'
he maps etc, but there is no denying th'
re. fact that ii il very small town, il
lie fact SO small that you hardly know
Use whether it Is town or not when yo'
nd pass through it. What neWspal e
to- will do there is conundrum.
we The preliminary examination Of
NY P. Schooling, charged with adulter
ZIP with Mrs. Geo. Howard, was held a
junction Monday morning. IN
tile state was represented by Proseeutin
in Attorney i. w. Condor aud the d
ing fendant by Hon, J X. Weatherfor'
ing He was bound over to await the actio
md Of the grand jury in the sum Of Si,o
all bonds which he promptly furlish'
the and was set at liberty. Mrs Howal
YER has returned and has been reinstal'
1t is III the home Of her husband
In Che vicinity of Salem several HI
ing growers have commenced picking, Al
tern by the first of next week hop piclli
are will he in full blast. In spite OF II
'eful there will be the average crop. y
mo, grower flooded the lice. all off the VII
nud, with water, and then buried the
9my This was done several weeks ago q
ruit- there are scraceiy any lice to be tol
at on his vines, Another bad Chlnahl
TO pull all the leaves off the vii
MICA early in the season. He did this
Thp tlirty acres ad they are uow ret
"a Il for picking, He has but q few
sorn II Il tha clean est yard in the coun
Just Where the llei are, ~ h'eRlAS, slo"
and hud considerable n
. dis- A III Siefried eas &fesentat
I'm Of tile Chicago News, oelsered p
abIe ad lress befpre the NATIONAL
'f the torial Association recently ~ ses'
Port ut IL, Euul, III course Of MS ren'
] the he said. "'Fs i@sh ant ineNi
tree, eneea aiver bQys so much y
We il III 4 newspapsy iH fills i 70 lhe'
! late witheS rayigant pai4s Of his W.
jump wp.ten ia superlA md prihteG
and almost microscca tyIe. le@
csuits his atN ft,aement. aal h3nooN
i,s m lis gooJs Then he isangfy aEa !
II re- out III Mis- 1lind weaih that adyeItI
does net psy,or otber idiocN Y
.nown effect Lat the wis2 ana eApeiie
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