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

Frank Miller n working In the City |
Drug store this week.
Enberg, the jeweler, at the city !
drug store, keeps correct railroad time.
DR.. J. y. Courtney and family and
Mrs. Montauge were visiting In Al
bany yesterday.
have 5000 feet Of good fencing |
lumber in Lebanon which I will trade |
for hay or grain
J. w. TURNIDGE, Lebanon, Or.
Messrs. Pughand Roberts and fam
lilies, returned home from the mount
aims last Saturday.
All persons knowing themselves In
debted 10 me will please come in and
pay up, as l need my money.
MRS. GEO. RICE.
Preaching at the Baptist church
every Sundayat II a. no. and Sp. M.
Sundry school at 10 a m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at Sp. m.
G. r. LAMAR, Pastor.
Mr.. q. H.. Ralston spent last Sun
day In Lebanon with his family. He
expects to move to Portland the first
of next week.
f. b. Crouch and Chas. Stokes are
building q new kitchen for the St.
Charles hotel, the old one having
been torn away. Bud Thompson is
using the kitchen Of the City Hotel
while the repairing is being done.
An annular eclipse of the sua will
occur October 9th, 1898. The paths of
the ANIMALS being in the Pacific
ocean, and running through Lima and
Peru. 1t will appear as partial
eclipse to the western halves Of North
and South America. 1t will begin in
Lebanon at l0:l4 a. m. and will con.
tinue till 1915 post meridian. About
four digits vii be covered by the moon
or one-third the entire surface of the
e sun will I've hidden from view.
The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam,
: of McKessport, Pennsylvania, in the
treatment Of diarrhoea in her child
y ren will undoubtedly be of interest to
L many mothers She says: 81 spent
:, several weeks in Johnstown, Pa, after
u the great food, on account Of my
e husband being employed there. We
II had several children with US, two ol
g whom took the diarrhoea very lady
got some of Chumberlain's Collie
i: Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
is Rev Chapman. 1t cured both Of
J, them. knew Of several ether cases
is where it was equally successful,
[e think it cannot be excelled and cheer
g fully recommend t." p and 50 cen
!, bottles for sale by NJ. A. Mi Her, Drug
e gist.
A Polk county farmer on being inter
X viewed about the extra session Of tn
u Legislature to pass law staying execu
/ tons for year, bit the nail on tn
h head: "As soon as il vas known tina
Z. the legislature was to convene for tba
ar purpose, the merchants Throughout
Or the state would Immediately refuse +
r. give credit, and would force collections
They would be compelled to do thi
m because their creditors throughout th
le East would take fright at the intention
a. of passing such law and would crow
4. them. The result would be ruinous i
I'd the extreme. Governor Pennoye
he knows well enough that no such la'
lie will be passed and he has done this a
at for effect. think if you could hea
him talk to those whom he does nc
i pretend to deceive, that you woul
80 hear him cbuckle over the matterh
ee An International Exposition will /
&c held at San Francisco from Januar
al lst to June 30, 1894, The sight of thi
es exposition is located in Golden Cat
he Park and will cover an area of abot
pr. 100 acres. There will be five prime
by pal buildings. Manufacturers an
ois liberal Arts, Agricultural and Hort
,se cultural Hall, Mechanical Arts, Fir
,h- Arts and Decorative Art Admin
,ly rration Building Applications al
M being received daily for seperate an
ri special constructions such as state e.
he hiblls, restaurants, reproductions, SIC
Dse shows, etc. NJ H, de Young, VII
President Of the National Commissio
.on Columbian Exposition, Chicago, wi
90 act as Director General and Presidel
- Of the Executive Committee; the 9th