The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
Go 70 zahn's formiik shakes.

y, a. Hanl " HOW Hiakhg uchtious ee
cream.
Try the new dainkcherry cider, at
Zshn's. II Is fine,
Mr.. Il, ?. Weir, Of Jordan valley,
was in town this week and says that
he is getting along fine over there.
Kelly, Dunno 1t Co.'S. pure prepared
house paint for sale by N. w. Smith.
Mrs. J. y. stubblehcld has opened type
writing office in Dr. courtney's building,
where she solicits ycur patronage
Persons who have chltem bark are
requested to bring It in right along.
| have plenty ofmoney 70 pay for it
with. ia. LAMBERsoN'
Rev. Alexander Scott, Of Albany,
will preach in the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday, rnonring and
evening.
| Enberg, the ieweler, at the city
drugstore, keeps correct railroad time.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
water wor ks.
The new Evangelical church at
Waterloo is under good headway, and
when completed will make one of the
ncatest little churches In the county.
Mr.. Settle will again run the Leba-
non warehouse. Jas. NJ. Settle will
attend to 1t. Every farmer in this
part Of the county knows these men,
and know that they will give the best
Of satisfaction
AT meeting Of the Jefferson insti-
tute the following teachers were en-
| ployed for the coming school year:
| Principal, Prof. Louis Barzee Of the
Sodavile seminary; 6rst assistant,
Miss Minnie Watkins, Of Linn county,
and primary, Mrs Sleeves, also Of Linn
county.
Mrs. john Powers, Of Santiam, who
was thrown from buggy the 18th Of
June and had two ribs broken and
otherways seriously injured, was in
town Saturday TO consult DR.. Lam
berson. Mrs. Powers Is daughter Of
VIM. Shelton, ofSweet Home.
A boy in Polk county found nest
of the most beautiful of domesticated
of American birds, the golden-winged
woodpecker, or flicker in an old
apple tree. He has taken out an egg
every day for 3j davs, the bird faith
| fully Lying another every time the
nest is robbed Ordinarily the flicker
four TO seven young. All writers con-
slider them harmlesss bird destroy.
ing large quantities Of worms, leaves,
borers and insects
John Aborn, of Oswego, set fire tt
some old rubbish Ia which there hap
pened TO lie a number Of cartridges
filled with fine bird shot. He soor
was made aware Of the fact and re-
eeived in all parts Of his body over l3t
grains of shot. A doctor succeeded in
finding about 80 of the shot, but thS
remaining 100 are buried too deeply ii
various parts of his anatomy The
Oswego Iron Worker, which chroni
cles this occurrence, states that Mr.
Aber is slightly disfguled, but still ii
the ring
N There is a movement on foot to Sc
cure the entry of Canadian cattle int
the United States, which is now pro
hibited by the quarantine regulations
SO that cattle exporters in Canada ma,
ship their cattle by New York, Bcstol
and Portland, where the freight rates
they say, are from IS to IS lower than
IN Montral 1t is thought an arrange
nent can be made to send cattl
through IN bond. The exports Of cat
. le from the Dominion have rnn up I,
about 100000 annually.
Mr., Peterson, who received the con
tract for building the Masonic tempt
of Corvallis, has withdrawn bis bid
and the contract has been let to vii
son & Chase of this city, the mex
highest bidders, 1920. They will g
over there Monday to commenc
work, and will take about tifteel
, carpenters from Lebanon to work ol
the building The EXPRESS Is glad /,
, see this firm get the work and hop
they will come out with handsom
profit for themselves. Ana We ar
also glad to see them give Lebano
men the work