The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03


quite sick. Is able to return home,
Standard -four, $3.50 per Dbl. Come
| In. ID. b. ZEH
| s. P. Bach and wife returned home
Monday from visit to Salem.
Chas. F. Miller Is again back in Leb-
anon after u few days visit in Salem.
Mrs Sperlng, who has been quite
i'll for some time, is able to be out.
Prof. Wilkes has resigned his position
at Engene and will go back to Kansas.
G. Lovelee, the tailor has large lot
of samples to select from, and can
surely suit you
License to we'd has been issued to
Perry o. Ross and Miss Ada Lock-
wood.
There Is to be grand masquerade
ball at this place on Feb. %, at Union
hall
Revival services we're commenced
last night at the Baptist church by
Rev. May Jones, the lady evangelist.
Lou, the China laundryman, stuck q
pin III his hand, which resulted In
blood poisoning. He is now in Salem.
The lecture which was to have been
given at the M. +. Church south to
the ladies yesterday, was postponed
two weeks on account Of the weather.
! Pref. Latta, principal Of the Shedd
school, and his assistant Miss Ramsey,
visited Lebanon this week, and Prof.
Michener was all smiles.
4 1t is said that Lebanon small hoy,
when saying his prayer to his mother
before retireing, gave the following
version:
"If should die before | wake
| pray the Lord my soul take,
Ta--ra--ra-bo boom--da--reew
The San Francisco Chronicle is ar
ranging to get tuta Worlds fair edi-
tion of l,000,000 copies. 1t will con-
tain maps of all the states, aud big
writeups of any place paying for them,
for instance cities like Albany may be
boomed for 81 400 Oregon City pro-
poses to invest one man alone sub
scribing $500.
/ Mr.. G. +. Davis editor Of the Boom
field, Iowa, Farmer, says: u can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Reme-
| dy to all sufferers with colds and
Group. I have used 1t in my family
for the past two years and have found
il the best ever used for the purposes
for which it is intended so cent bot.
Ties for sale by NJ. A, Miller.
Several parties III Portland, includ-
ing Geo. NJ, Hyland, j. Fl. Weider and
j. NJ. Hodscn, have Incorporated the
Oregon Advertising Association; capi-
tal stock 100000 Mr.. Geo, Hyland
has been selected president Of the com
panv, They will build car sim
liar to the Leaks, that visited Albany
1 fill II with Oregon products, and visit
points throughout the United States.
Thel expect 70 be on the road hy Au-
gust LIST,
The Jefferson Review tells the fol-
lowing: Weare informed by parties
IN attendance ut the dance given at
I1AIlhei's station Friday night Of last
] week, several lads from Albany, not
exceeding u or IA years of age, We're
in bad stute Of intoxication, having
to he dragged from where they were
lying stupehed, and placed in places of
safety. Any dis penser Of bug juice
who sells the vile stuff to children de-
serves to be punished and in this case
are liable to receive it.
The editor Of the East Oregonian
says that the Oregon militia is COM
posed Of spindle-shank youths and the
entire lot would not keep at bay a
couple Of cur dogs. There is no law to
] prevent the Il. o, man from having
( his opinion aud expressing it, but If he
will come over TO Joseph he will find
ina single company Of this despsed
militia lorty men, anyone Of whom
will convince him Of his mistake in
about two minutes. -WNllowa Chief
taiD.
The horse hus good hearing and Is
easily reached hy soft kind words,
which please him better than harsh
ones. Soft words do not excite mud
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