The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-24

base ball nine and club selected by
the citizens. The former nine won the
game as was expected.
Owing TO the great amount OF snow
there is In the mountains, It 10 not ex.
peeted that travel across the Cascades
will begin until the middle or last OF
May.-Ochoeo Review.
J. nj. Wiley commenced to repaint
his fence, but for some unRccountable
reason he has suspended werk. When
the job is completed we shall make
neation OF 1t, not before.
Rev. q. A. Mcdonald Is agent for
the famous Epworth pianos and
organs, which for tone, durability aud
finish, are unexcelled. Inquire at lex
PRESS Office for prices and terms.
II would certainly be great con-
veinence TO farmers living west of town
IL railroad crossing were made south
OF the turn table and Grant street con-
tinued westward to the boundary hne.
Mesarvey, the photographer, has
gone on the road with his tent. When
DIR. Courtney's new building Is
completed Mr.. Mesarvey Will occupy
the upper story and locate perman-
entity,
| n. McCaliey is giving to his prem
| ises an air of coziness by whitewashing
every appurtenance belonging there
unto. Not so much as an apple tree
escapes the brush of this amateur
painter.
az know that boy of mine will slip
of to the circus Saturday, and L shall
have to go and sit through the entire
performance and see that no harm be-
| falls him. Just never did see Sc diso-
bedient boy in my life.n
In response to a letter from the incor-
norafnra pf tho E.ahanan eiannI 10
three surveyors came on Saturdays
train, On Monday following they be-
gan the preliminary survey of the pro-
posed route of the canal.
Dent lay this paper down until you
shall have read the three column ad, on
local page, by ]. r. kirkpatrick. Park
Addition, as everyone knows, Is des-
tined to be the most attractive spot In
Lebanon for residence property.
The Alliance Is taking deep root In
Santiam soil. Several Alliances have
already been organized in the "Forks'
and before the year passes Jeffersonian
Democracy in the "Forks' of the Sam
tam will have been swallowed up by
the peoples party.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted TO me will please call and settle,
as | am in need of money. All ac-
counts Of 1890 not paid In next 80 days
will be placed in the hands of n coliec-
tor. NJ. A. MILLER,
Druggist.
Strayed from the farm of w. X. Tenn
pie, of Piainview, ON the 18th or 14th
OF April, one year old sorrel filly
with small star in forehead, no other
marks or brands visible. Any one
finding said animal will be literally
rewarded by returning the same to the
owner.
A private letter from P. Schuler, of
Minnesota, bearing date of April llth,
says that country WAS visited with a
heavy snow storm on that day. mol
seeding had been done to date, says
Mr.. Schuler. He does not say that
he is signing for the flesh pots of Egypt,
but his letter breathes that Inference.
The manager of the Blue River Min
ing Co. took a paractical engineer up
to the mines last week, for the purpose
of locating their $4,000 stamp mill,
aud selecting road to the mines which |
enthusiastic about the mines, and says |
the results attained thus far exceed |
their highest observation-disclosures |
Ed Kellenberger's stag hound is in a |
precarious condition. He has strong /
symptoms of spinal meningitis, super |
induced by the wheels of Gordon's ex-
press. The dog was lolling in the
street one bright sunshiny day lately, |
when the noise of the wagon failed to /
reach his sluggish ears; the rest of the
story is best told in the Switzer's own
language.
Spectators are circulating through
the country trying to engage this
years wheat crop. One farmer told us he
had been offered IS cents i'm advance.
We were told of another instance
where a farmer had been offered 20
cents for his crop. Let us hope that
better era is dawning upon the farm
ing classes.
we are told by person who lives
near the cemetery that it is no un-
common thing for persons to invade
the sacred precincts of the dead and I
rob the graves of choice flowers. A
sense of respect for the departed, ought,
one would think, prevent these unholy
but not so. Let not these
visits be repeated or We shall be COM
PEELED to deal in personalities.
1t is reported tnat certain persons in
this town have a penchant for disturb
ing religious worship. These repeated
have been allowed to
pass unrebuked for some time, but let
US whisper gently into the ears of these
that the line of liberation
has been passed and that they will be
visited with speedy tribulation if they
do not desist.
We wish to announce to the public
that we have large stock of wagons,
buggies, hacks and carts coming direct
from the factory in the East. We have
selected these goods to suit the climate,
roads and people of this Vicinity, and
we cordially invite all those wishing
to buy anything in this line of goods
TO call on us before purchasing else
where. CRUsoN & MENZIES.
Two hundred newly-married couples
wanted at e. Goan's furniture store, to
buy bed room sets, that they may sail
through life ION fiowery beds of ease.n
[ am not seeking an invi alton to your {
wedding but do want to congratulate {
you and start you on the highway to I
by furnishing your rooms :
with the best, the handsomest and
cheapest furniture this side of any {
where.
The following statement from Mr..
W. B. Denny, well known dairymau 1
of New Lexington Ohio, will be of in
5erest to persons troubled with Rheu-
natism. He says: 81 have used Cham
Pain Balm for nearly two
years. four bottles in all and there is