The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-09
The first car load of pipe for tha
water works arrived yesterday.


water works arrived yesterday.
DR.. Lamberson has put in a tele-
phone line from his office to the ware
house.
Rev. G. A. Mcdonald and wife were
visiting old friends in Lebanon this,
week.
a nve minute social Tonight (Fri-
oay) June 8, at the residence Of M
Marks, given by the Y. W. G. r II
Everybody invited.
W. 9. Faulkner, wife and son cbas
left Yesterday for Portland. NJ
Faulkner made good hotel proprie-
tor and they leave many friends +,
Lebanon who wish them success
Wherever they may desire to locate.
me sheriff of Umatilla county has
Just collected $40 poll tax from the
Chinese of Pendleton.
Hugh Ross, prosecuting witness
against the Carnegie officials. tha
cases against whom was dismissed a
suggestion Of the lawyers for the prose-
Gu'loh' IN Pittsburg Saturday, is here.
ne says The lawyers played him faYse
services at the Baptist church eyerv serv
sunday. Sunday school 10 a ~
Preaching Il a. m. and 8 p. m, y. o
u Junior 2:SO p. m. Y. P. U.7p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday ,. m.
Everybody is cordially invited ID these
services. C, r.. LAMAp postar
q dispatch has been received from
1ne FIRST National bank of Chatta-
nooga' Tenn, stating that Mr.. Ian.
nihg had placed $lO,5OO to the credit Of
the First National bank of Albany,
Another dispatch was also received
rom Capt. E. ]. Lanning in PhiIa-
'eiphia, stating that he would be homo
lmnediately.-Herald.
ABOUT fortnight ago Morgan Holt.
Southern Pacific brakeman residinn
on the East Side had one of his lags
broken and the other badly spraiped
al junction City. The accident 81
CURED while he was attempting to
move himself on moving train. Ha
was removed to the Good Samaritan
hospital in this city where he suffered
Two amputations above the knee That
:, occurred about l2 days ago, and now
ne is aole to be about the hospital ON
orutches.-Portland Telegram.
Sam E. May, an old resident -
salem and Secretary of State under
Wood, who died in Chicago
last year, left a young widow--bis see.
ond wife-and an infant son. T,atelv
FRANK May, eldest son of Sam, BY bis
INST wife, whom he married in sa,am
n the late SOS, has become husband
u the young widow, and is now he
of his own step-motber. ANA.
tep-father Of his baby half-brother
'he is the wife of her own step-son and
mother Of the halfbrotber Of her ,iv.
ng husband, Statesman
A San Francisco paper says: The
,fegon merchants who landed in San
are guests whose acouain-
Ance Is better worth cultivating than
you'd be that of the Dnke of yerapna
even the Infgnta Eulalle Thev
ave come to give US back some of tha
rade OF which railroad monopoly here
oino,ned with railroad competition
have deprived us. The
lme was when San Francisco was the
point for the entire paoi6e
oast' VI late years our domain hos
zen contracted to Central California
no not the whole of that Tbera 4
opportunity now to recapture the
Of the Southern Willamette
aliey and 1t sholld not be allowed u
ip' we trust that our visitors will
'n'ihce themselves that trade with
VIII oe to their advantage as wei, aa
'fs' business is business. and Will
. aus sns lsalernal sentiments will doubt
= ma expression over the wine Wa
! nos ,ao's, expect anybody to deal with
I ! people people. FOR any reason except So
n benefit to himself =
tne market. Try it, '