The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-02
Go to zahn,s for milk shakes.

| UbW lDuSe
r. G. Miller is building an addition
on to his house.
Two Of G. A. Zahn's brothers, Of
Corvallis were visiting him this week,
Salem Woolen Mills are paying Is
and IS cents per pound for wool,
Call on Frey and Settle and see the
bargains they are offering in team haf-
ness.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Morgan, both Of
our rnilllners visited Albany yester-
day.
e. l.. Power, successor to Thompson
d Ovelmanat Albany, is the place to
buy harness, whips, robes, etc.
Mrs, Funk took real sick in the
school room Wednesday but was able
to be taken home yesterday.
That head ache may come from
you eyes being defective. Cali and
see Gay, The optical specialist. City
Hotel four days.
For single or double harness, sad
dies ETC., 90 to +. l.. Power at Thomp-
son q Overman's old stand, Albany,
Oregon.
| Mr.. Vim. Powers and Hattie Ryn-
olds of Weston, Wash, is in Lebanon
visiting old friends. They are former
residents Of this place
| The Stayton Times has been sold by
its proprietor, Mr.. Lyon, who will
seek some other avocation. He made
u bright clean newspaper.
| The San Francisco Chronicle gave
page write up Of the reception given
to the parties on the excursion from
the valley Atty Garland, of this
place made speech at the banquet,
; which was also published.
On Tuesday, May 23rd, in the cir
Guilty court, at Dallas, Polk county,
Mrs. Lillian .Moorehouse, was granted
a divorce from her h"sband George
Moorehouse, She was given a decree
: for the costs and also to resume hel
maiden name. Lillian Huckleman.-
Telescope
Several individuals recently disturb
ed II meeting at the SSanderson schoo
house, in the Forks Of the Santiam
and being demonstrated with for sucl
conduct resented by following up the
ohicctors afterwards and throwing
. rocks at them as they were driving
= home ina carriage, one of The r0cki
!, going within few inches of u child's
bead sleeping in its fathers arms
Warrants We're issued fgrGeo, prion
John Smith and II, Foren, and
= Sheriff jackson brought in the first
, TWO They will be prosecuted on sew
ernl charges.
On Tuesday Mrs NJ. L. Bilyeu was
$ engaged in doing the family washing,
! she placed her l5-months old baby in
a high chair near her and as she sup.
. posed out of harms way. The little
! fellow was placed too near the wall
and stove, for without auy waring to
5 the mother, the baby pushed with
sufficient force against the wall to up.
set the chair in which it was sitting,
and throw the child Cd the hot stove.
Before the mother could get to it its
t face ana hands were frightfully burn.
ed the skin adhering to the stove.
| Medical attendance was called in and
. made the little sufferer as comfort.
J able as possible. e.--Scio Press.
DIR. M. j, Davis is d prominent phys.
ician of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and
mas been actively engaged in the prac-
! tice Of medicine for the past thirty
five years, On the 26th of May, while
/ in Des Moines, Ell route to Chicago, he
8 was suddenly taken with All attack Of
/ diarrhoea. Having sold Cham er.
: lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for the past seventeen years.
, and knowing its reliability, he pro.
J cured a twenty-five cent bottle, two
doses of which completely cured him
The excitement and change of water
q incident to travelling often produces q
, diarrhoea, Every one should procure
a bottle of this Remedy before leaving
home. For sale by NJ. A. Miller, drug.
: gist,
Robert johnson, of Corvallis, on be.
} ing interviewed at Chicago about the
, fair, said; "Hhe worlds fair is nam.