The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-27


armed with fishing tackle and heading q
toward-the Santian; and yet the meat
market Is not depressed. q
If your are suffering with weak or in-
famed eyes, or granulated eyeiids, You
can he dnicxlv cured by using DIR. j.
n. McI.ean's strengthening Eye Salve. I
as cents a box, ut j. A. Boards.
Rev. q. A. McDonald Is agent for
the famous Epworth pianos aud ,
organs, which for tone, durability and
finish, are unexcelled. Inquire at Ex-
PRESS office for prices and terms.
u The Lebanon Canal Company rein
corporated lately. We Interpret this
to mean the first step toward the reali-
zation of an enterprise OF which we
have talked, written-aye, dreamed.
An apron social was given at the
residence Of r. $. Roberts last Friday
evening. The first prize was awarded
Mr.. Gideon. Norman Smith also TOOK
a prize for the poorest workmanship.
Attention is called to the new firm
of Monfore q Melvin. These gentle
men are recently from Dakota, have
| located ut the Eureka meat market and /
are paying cash for eggs and poultry.
Alta business meeting Of the mem-
bers of the Baptist church, Tuesday,
the building committee was instructed
/ tn bnv tive lots of NJ. A. Miller on
| Bridge avenue. A church costing
$1,000 or Sl700 will be built this summer.
N Az Wet. II. was organized In Leb- |
anon last Friday We have been asked
10 give the order space in the columns
of the EXPRESS, and as we eheerfnliy
tender the same we may expect To
hear of the workings of the society reg
ularly.
Strangers come and go in this as IN
all other sections of our country. EV-
erybody Is not expected to fall In love
with any particular location. In the
people of our Union saw this country
a. we Oregouians see il our State would
be overcrowded-
Seveal loads of heavy timbers were
received for the paper mill last week.
Already the company have some large
buildings and If the volume ofbusiness
should bear any proportion 10 the
, magnitude of the buildings 1t Will
| be big enterprise
A threat has been made by certain
of the italian element To march q force
7 of IA. 600 armed men into New Orleans.
We would advise the malcontents 10
secure a right-of-way before entering
, upon the hazardous journey--it might
r save some unpleasantness.
If the gentleman who was reported
!. to have discovered fire clay on his
:, farm near town, will come In and con-
firm the report which was quite cur
. rent n few months ago, we viii give
: him the benefit of an unlimited
amount of free advertising.
n Mrs. Harriet L. Adams, a represent
. ative Of the w. {. L, u, lectured IN
the c. P. church last Thursday night
The defunet w. G. i. Z. at this place
& was resuscitated. The ladies are tax
e ing hold of the work in a manner
which cannot fail of good results.
le J.F. Myers of Nebraska who cams
a to Lebanon Monday to organize a pun
ding and loan association, lett Wed
: nesday without having accomplished
s his purpose; he said, however, that b.
would return in few weeks TO MAKE
another canvass and if possible eiiec
c an organization.
: Everybody attend the Odd Fellows
celebration on the oath OF April w
se expect several lodges with US on tina
Ill occasion. The celebration Is not re
stricted to Odd Fellows, everyone J
or invited TO come. An interesting prc
1os gram will be prepared and good TIM
is guaranteed TO all.
- Mrs. E. G. Wheeler, Sunday schoc
It. missionary for Oregon, VIII pe WIN y
:
SUNDAY school, and will address th
10 people on Sunday school work, IN th
ne Academy at IL A. NJ. Don't fail
IA hear her. G.. II. LAMAR,
Pastor Baptist Church.
ng If YOU want crop that Is prOfitabl
70 in more ways than one, sow few acrs
a to meas. The eannery at Salem WI
nav YOU a good price for your crop an
.r- YOU will at the same time have one
ro- the best hog-fatteners ever seen: IN
az ia no experiment; we have seen it trie
too often to be mislead in the matter
M Louis Barzee, a former teacher
81 Jefferson Institute, has pleased the pa
av rons of Sodavilie school, where he hi
been teaching the past year, so we
that he has been engaged for the cor
OF ing wear at advanced wages. Louis
he aseIf-made young man, good teacn
ar and deserves to succeed Jefferson
view.
lty 1T will be but short time until Il
ena mineral springs at Sodavlile ~
md Waterloo will be patronized by healt
seekers from all parts of the Sta'
vda The reputation of these health al
~ nIeasuTe resorts is as wide as the stat
axt and we hope to see a motor Ii
built from Lebanon to the above-nam
places.
-, wm. Costello. conductor on the fl
onr railroad train that ever pulled N
Brownsville, was in Lebanon last +
dav in the interest Of life insurar
ven company. Mr.. Costello will be
lsas noannhered bv Brownsvillians by
> OF speech which he made on enteri
that city, in reply to Mayor Irwin
of address of welcome.
Join We wish to announce to the pub
the that we have a large stock of wago
tu1pies. hacks and carts coming dlr
. of from the factory in the East. We hs
has selected these goods to suit the CHINA
4 HE roads and people of this Vicinity. q
we cordially invite all those wlshi
to buy anything in this line OF go,
and to call on US before purchasing el
IN Is where. CRUsoN u MENAIEs
'ne If there is a town in Oregon that
greater need of first-class flour
! we mill than has Lebanon, we know
mill, where to find that town. There
and scores of farmers in this section v
haul their wheat to Albany, get tn
oIes flour in Albany and spend thousal
'ari of dollars in other ways while TN
very Let's nave Ihe ca1ai Ar
upon our resources.
GOOD A gentleman from New York by
ober name of Smith was in town last "
looking at the country in the ligh
its adaptation to dairying. MIR. Sn
zies' has q letter of recommendation II
5, we an agricultural society in the State Fl
J low whence he comes, stating that n
one of the most successful agricul
,,~cb lists of his county. He says we ha'
and fine country, rich soil and desir;