The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-25


sick this week.
Miss Jessie Ralstoa Is visiting rela-
tives In Albany this week.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Funk
still very III.
Hon. M. A. Miller is In Portland
this week.
Born, to the wife Of Jerry Gentry,
on Aug. "a, 1893, daughter.
1t is reported that Lebanon is to
have another saloon.
Atty. John NJ. Somes visited sscio
and Lyons the firstofthe week on legal
business
David l.. Fry is expected back to
Lebanon tomorrow. We suppose he
did not like r. /. as well as he expect
ed.
+, l.. Carman returnei to Lebanon
Monday accompanied by his wife and
little girl. He has rented the Munsey
residence on Bridge avenue.
The Church of Christ meets In the
Academy for regular services every
Lords Day in the morning at IL
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend.
/ have 10 acres Of garden land ad-
joining Lebanon, part of it lays on the
inside Of the incorporation, for sale at
a bargain. Cali and get prices and
see the land. w. C. PETERSON.
am now prepared to furnish sup
plies Of all kinds to hop growers cheap
er than they can be bought In Port
land. quassia wood whale oil soap
specially. J. A LAMBERsoN,
Commission Merchant, Lebanon Or,
Send your name and address to
Read Peacock & Co., Albany, Oregon,
and rieution the EXPRESS, they will
mail you fashion sheet free each
month.
Mr.. Ed. 0'Neil informs us that the
report that the paper mill would clost
down is untrue. He said it nigh
shut down for couple Of days to ge
the large steam engine started, bu
didn't think they would even do that
Rev. w. v. McGee, late Of Texas
has accepted the presidents chair o
the Soda lille Seminary. Rev. McGe
and the editor Of the EXPRESS was il
college at the same time in Texas. II
, is good man for the place.
The following is from the Dispatch
Captain \. B. Humphrey, who j
under treatment at the insane asylum
is getting well. He has recovered hi
mind aud is now bright as ever. H
spends his time in joking and tellinI
stories. with as much vim as usuai
His leg is healing up nicely and b'
will be out in another month.
There died at Newport last wee
the better half Of an octogenaria
couple who oegan their double journ
7
ey 81 years ago. The day of her deaf
was the anniversary Of her wedding
V Mrs, Hall was SO years old and mothe
\ Of the wife Of Capt. Bensel collectc
0 Of customs of the Yaquina port MI
e Hall is nearing 90.
A regular organized band Of cblcke
thieves has been at work for sou
u time in the neighborhood Of Sacri
mento. The fowls were carted 10 diff
a erent points from Sacramento an
nf shipped to San Francisco. One Of II
rs gang was captured on the Placeryil
fe train but his confedeiates are still
e large.
j. This is from the Salem Indepent
IL ent: The general impression seen
to be, that just as soon as condden
9. Is restored and horded money on
y more seeks the channels of trade tn
is We will see the most prosperous tim
ne that have been seen for years. III
e. locking up Of money is loss Of int
n est that capital will try to recover
active investment. In view of Ii
w outlook it is decidedly better for tho
re who can to hold their wheat for hig
id er prices. Better prices are sure
n. coming in spite of anything that co
If. gress can do. This was the expe
adj ence Of those who went through t
cd panic Of i73 and it will be that Of the
d. who go through the panic Of '99.
re Yesterday afternoon Homer Bell, $
Rev, j. R. N. Bell, Of Independent
m.