The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11


News from the Santlam mines isvery
encouraging.
The Leak company left many fam
Ing ads scattered about tswn. Adver-
tising pays in all forms,
The sound of the brlck-mason's trow-
el will soon gladden. the ears OF those
who are anxious TO see our new bricks
going up.
The clearing away of the trees on
the south end of Main street adds
much to the appearance of the city.
The good effects of the new ordi-
nance Oh nuisances, by the aid OF our
worthy Marshal, are apparent in the
cleanliness of the city.
Our friend G. H. Wiencken will
please accept our thanks for the plums
lie gave US. One Of them measured 8
inches.
All persons knowing themselves in-
debted to me will please call in and
settle up as l need my money.
Mrs. GEo. RICE.
As a result OF the closing Of the Sail
tiam Academy many young people are
going to other cities to complete their
cducation-an unfortunate occurrence
for our little city.
Lamberson's corner looks like busi-
ness. Piles of lumber and busy work
men are already on hand, and ere long
the latter will shapen the former into
substantial buildings.
Mrs. II. n. Wright and Miss Ora
Ballard will leave for Astoria this
week. Their many friends regret to
bid them good bye but all wish them
+ health and happiness.
The familiar faces of Messrs. Kelso
Buhl and Kirkendale are again seen OF
l. our streets. They spent three month";
. in the mountains, where they caugh
all the fish and found all the gam'
u they wanted.
9 There will be services at the NJ. +
Church, South, on next Sabbath a
II II o'clock A. NJ. and745p.M. All cord
lAlly invited to attend.
J. Morning subject: "The Catalyti
s. Power Of the Gospel"
The EXPRESS isalways Oh the NOV
u for better things A large Acme cyl
l. iuder power press has been added
d It's Office fixtures. One thousand pS
pers an hour can be printed. 0the
g. improvements viii be made whe
10 necessary.
ii A sleepy old team took notion
run away last Saturday. They starte
up Main street, turned the hotel cornt
{! . in good style and came to a halt bac
=. of Bach's store, after neatly turnin
~ around the new bank block. No dan
age was done beyond broken bridl
!! Mr.. Jas. Davidson, wife and lit
boy, Charlie, this week started Il
% Philadelphia. Mr.. Davidson will q
tend the Jefferson medical colleg
gf -
Nv Mrs. Davidson will also take medic
eh course at female college. They !
~ tend stopping off at Oregon City
20 they 20.
The Methodist camp-meeting ne
:" ' this place was well attended. Bihh
We Duncan and other prominent visitil
NJ diyines were present. The Bishop II
'"e talented man, yet in the prime of ma
~ hood. He made fine impression U
are on those he met, and leaves well pleas
The with the people of Lebanon.
a. Last Friday evening the dir
III tors of our public school elected Pr
r. i. Mlchener as Principal Of Il
'ed school, but on Monday the direct
for received telegram from the Prof 81
bic ing that he could not accept as the
one rectors Of the North Yamhill sch
not would not release him from th
q school; 50 Lebanon IS still without
principal.
i'd As the time approaches for the &c
is mencement Of the State fair it becor
the more and more apparent that an
lres usually successful session is to be b
ana this year. The space is being rapl
taken and already a magnificent
the play is assured. The fruit palace
do assuming shape and will undoubte
be taking attraction.
med AT the ripe eage of 81, Senator Nor
also of Vermont, plays skittles, and, gu1
here hand, roanls the hills for small ga