The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-05-04


residence where he has moved to.
Mr.. J. r. Smith has built nice new |
barn on his place recently bought Of
Mr.. Harden.
A subscription 10 the EXPRESS from
now until after the election, for only
Is cents
Mr.. John Munsey has his saloon
closed for the present, his license hav-
expired
Mr., r. NJ Cheadle came up Monday
from Portland to spend few days on
his farm.
JA. McFeron, Of Albany, the Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff spent
last night In the city.
JIM. Ralston has opened broker
age Office In the Maston building on
Second street,--Albany Herald.
/. Mr. Nathan Needham, Of Orleans,
the republican candidate for county
clerk was In the city last night shak-
Ing hand. with friends and acquaint,
ances.
0'Neil Bros expect to begin work in
u short time on their switch to con-
meet their fine mill property with the
railroad.
Mr.. Chas. Smith has taken charge Of
the post office. He intends moving II
Into the Montague building tomorrow
Saturday.
The w. r. Q, entertainment given
last Wednesday night was well attend
ed and the programe was first class.
all who aetended reported having a
fine time.
| Mr. Peterson, the gentleman from
Oregon City, who bought an interest IN
the excelsior factory has rented II. Z.
Millers res denr on Main street
where he bas moved.
The 81 Perkins Dramatic Go. played
to u fair sized house In this city last
Wednesday evening The play was
first class and the best that has struck
Lebanon for long time.
The Medford Mail says the Evans Il
Sontage company has instituted a
damage suit against the city of Ashland
for Sl50O0 and have retained Attorney
o. B. Watson to prosecute the case.
Mr.. L. c. stanar6, the democratic
candidate for comfy clerk was in the
) city yesterday. Mr.. Stanard is an
honest, upright young man and Is
well qualified to fill the Office for which
be aspires and will undoubtedly be our
next county clerk.
DR.. s. F. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harrison
Co., NO., says: For hopping cough
Chamberlins Cough Remedy Is ex-
celent.' By useing it freely the disease
is deprived Of all dangerous conse-
quences There is no danger In giving
the Remedy to uabies, as II contains
nothing injurious. SO cent bottles for
J bottles for sale by N. W. Smith.
! The G. A, R. encampment Of Oregon
will meet in Roseburg on May s. 8 and
10th. The w. r. G. convention and
, sons of Veterans encampment will
meet at the same time and place. The
new soldiers home will be dedicated
, on May 10th.
A lady at Tooleys, La, was very
sick with bilious collie when NJ. e.
: Tisler, prominent merchant Of the
town gave her q bnttle Of Chamberlin's
Collie, Cholera aud piarrhoea Remedy
He says she was well In forty minutes
4 after taking the first dose. For sale b.
+ N. w. Smith, Druggist.
Prot. NJ. Mitchell, democrat candi
: date for county superintendent, spent
, last Saturday and Sunday In our city
0 The Prof has taught several school,
: near Lebanon and has made many
friends. He Is highly spoken of every
r where he has taught both wv a mar
+ and teacher. He informed US THAI hi'
prospect for election was good.
y Mr. A. II. Davis, our genial copfec
toner, never forgets the printer. Yes
terday while the EXPRESS force wer
l. buslly engaged preparing the form
Q for the press, Mr.. Davis walked int
b our composing room and presented t
US tray Of the finest candy that eve
graeed a printing office. To say tn
force welcomed him don't express II
Us Fact is, business was suspended for tn
time being and we proceeded to deyou
1t the aforesaid candy. Come agail
II Alex, We are with you every time.
= Died. In this city May lst. 1894, a
!, the residence of her daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth Althouse, aged "a years
" mouths. Funeral from the residence
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