The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-10

his work and get his prices on pictures.
Crayons speciality.
Send 25 cents to-day for one years
subscription to Our Youth, Address,
Clemens Pub. Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Governor Pennowr yesterday grant
ed pardon to john r. Elliott, who
WIS sentenced from Douglas county to
the state prison toserve o term Of two
years for the crime of forgery. The
pardon was granted upon recommen.
dation Of the trial Judge. Elliott had
served one year of'his term.
There will be services In the First.
Presbyterian church every Sunday,
morning and evening. The evening.
sermon is especially intended for the
young people. Young Peoples prayer
meeting at 7 p. M. on Sundays. Alr
are cordially invited to come and wop
ship with u.s., Please make yourself
known to the Pastor.
EDWARD EocLEsToN.
Rev. Plowman passed through here
few days ago on his way home. He
has been down in Kings Valley, Ben
ton County, helping Rev. Yost, form
erly Of Sweet Home, hold q revival
meeting. Hs says the meeting was o
grand success. We are informed that
he and Rev BashoF are holdinga re-
vlval m Getting at Sodsville at present.
The EXPRESS has always used its
best endeavors to advance the inter
est Of Lebanon. 1t frequently urged the
erection Of electric lights. ALL are
well pleased with the result Of that
enterprise. 1t has also urged the erec-
tion Of water works. 1t now would
urge upon the council the propriety Of
encouraging the speedy procurement
Of this much needed improvement.
The reasons In favor Of water works
are, II possible, greater than for cleo
tric lights. Let not the city hose the
present opportunity to obtain good
| water. We must have it. ~"4
Thursdays Oregonian has the fol-
lowing to say Of M. A. Miller: rep
reseutative Miller put another Of his
general measures through the house
this noring. 1t simplifies pleadings in
justice courts and is designed In the
interests of justice, and for the sprotee-
tion Of poor men, uniustly or throigh
misunderstanding, sued. The plain
tiff may file his account and the de-
fendant his cross-bill or counter-clAim
without the elaborate procedure which
now requires each 70 employ an at
torney. There Is no variation from
existing statutes in regard to payment
| Of fees. .A q a. r.,
Mr.. Albert Favorite, Of Arkansas
City. Kany wishes to give our readers
the benefit Of his experience with
colds. He says: ~ contracted Q cold
early last spring that settled on, my
lungs, and had hardly recovered from
IL when i caught another that hung
Oh all simmer and left me with o
hacking cough which I thought ]
never would get rid Of. / had used
Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with Tuch sliccess
and concluded TO try 1t again. When
| had got through with one bottle my.
cough had entirely left me, and | have
not suffered with u cough or cold since.
have recommended 1t to others, and
all speak well Of it," so cent bottles
fir sale by M. A. Miller.
For a month or more the police of
ficers ha" e been receiving complaints
from parents about an old man who
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has been in the habit Of entising their
little daughters away to some secluded
spot, where he would take liberties
with the persons OF the young and in
nocent little ones. Marshal Minto and
Capt. Dilley ''spotted" their lman and
yesterday caught him ut his fiendish
work under the sawmill with u little
girl. The criminal Is an old gray
haired man, VIM. Abbott by name,
who Ia above 90 years Of age. The
old sinner cried when arrested. Me
Is Insane, no doubt, and will have an
exa mination before recorder Edes,
charged with; having committed an
outrage against public decency and