The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-24


Hon. jeff Myers, a acandidate for Gov
ernor Of Alaska, was In town one day
this week.
Married, ut Sodaville, March 10, Mr..
Thos o. Cheshire and Miss MilIie J.
Hazen, Rev. James Eva officiating.
Col. Smooth. Bore, whom the Ex-
PRESS once reported as being drowned,
arrived In Lebanon Wednesday morn
ing In apparent good health, He
came via the s. P.--on a tie pass.
1t would be well for some parties
living in the eastern part Of town to
remember that there is an ordinance
against horses running at large, and
are liable TO be run in by the marshal
at any time.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. M. and 1880 P. M. Sun
day School at 10 A. M. Young Peoples
meeting every Sunday at 6:45 P. NJ.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday at
SPIN 9. r. LAMAR, Pastor.
The EXPRESS desires to again remind
Its friends who are in arrears that we
are in great need Of our money. We
cannot pay our debts without it, We
hope everyone who Is behind will come
forward at an early date and settle.
There have been several dogs poison
ed around here Of late. While it is a
good thing to get rid Of some Of the
useless ours around here, person
is taking considerable chances to take
the law into their own hands and kill
them off.
At o'clock Monday the case Of the
state against Thos. g. Price, convicted
Of adultry, was called. While the
sentence might be fine or imprison,
ment in the county Jail the court made
IT six months In the state pententiary,
remarking that the offense was one
against society that deserved punish
ment.
Miss Lizzie McNeal, Il missionary
who has been travelling in this country
with negro girl from Africa, aged 7
years, returned this week to Africa.
We are sorry she could not take a few
more Of the black race along with her
Miss M.Neal was in Lebanon last
winter and made many friends.
To encourage cash trade, w. C..
Davis, Of Albany, has adopted a new
system { cash discount coupons, and
is giving his customers. iii connection
Herewith, some really elegant sets Of
triple-puted silver. 1t win be to vour
interest to call on Mr. Davis before
making your spring purchases.
Members Of the Oregon Press Asso-
citation will be 81 ell transportation TO
Chicago and return, next NAV, exelus-
I've Of Pullman car privileges, for the
sum Of $5. Editors who swear off
now ought to be able TO take the trip
without serious Inconvenience. A
grip and some grub, a few blankets
and a pledge Of total abstinence and
the eXcursionist will be fixed. Wei
come.
n About March 80, the l.. 4. Blain
Clothing Co. will remove into their
elegant new quarters in the Finn
block, where they will have the finest
clothing store in the valley. From
now until that date they offer every
thing ut cost, except their spring stock.
Those who want bargains and choice
goods should call and make their Sc
lections.
Governor Pennoyer last week grant
ed u couple Of pardons. They We're IN
favor Of Archie Howard and VIM.
Thompson, who We're sentenced from
Wallowa county on March |, 1892, each
to serve two year Term for the crime
Of larceny. Their pardon was rec
commended by the district attorney
who secured the convictions. These
young fellows committed no crime
greater than the pilfering of a few ap-
pies.
A son of Mr.. Johnson, living about
7miles south of Harrisburg, says the
I Courier, met with a serious accident
4 Wednesday. He and another boy
were out hunting and his associates
4 gun was accidentally discha' ged, the
entire charge of shot taking effect in
his left hand, tearing away three
1 ftnunra and n nnrtiDn IF tha hon.l nr