The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-01-09

trade Of this city. There Is considt
able talk on the streets about the m.
ter, both pro and con.
Prof. W. W. White left Monday +
Albany. He said he intended to pl
: IN the week visiting schools. Aft,
. visiting the Albany schools he woul
l. go to Monmouth, then to Salem, the
y to Halsey and other places.
Mrs. Peacock, mother of w. B. Pc,
y cock, was taken seriously III In Alban
on Saturday with paralysis of the hru!r
!. and her life was despaired of for som
time. But now she isreported better
and 1t is thought she will recover.
The young men that were arrested
for giving q dance in contravenlion Q
aproclamation by the mayor Of Milton
had a trial, paid lawyer $40 to acgcnt
them, but were convicted. One served
two days in JAIL the four others
J five days each.
The Weber Dramatic company has
sent us an order for 5000 programmes
The order was sent from HARRISBURG
Ihe EXPRESS Office Is the place to pct
good work done at reasonable prices.
and the Weber Dramatic company .Al.
IDENTIFY found this to he fact.
r. M, Smith left Monday for The
Santiam mines by way of Albany and
Gates. He will make a thorough exami
nation Of the trail leading from he
mines to this city, by way Of Sweet
Home, with view to ascertain shc
probable costs Of enlarglng The trail.
0. IL. ("Doc.n) South was brought
down from the mines last week, where
ne had been taken seriously sick with
typhoid fever. He was brought as far
as Foster on a sleigh and then to Leb.
anon on the stage. They have been
Keeping him at the st, Charles unt,j
today when he was moved TO Mr.
Burtenshaw's. He Is now improving,
a young man named John Mcdowell
was arrested in Eugene on Monday
for trying to pass forged check upon
the bank. The check purported to
heve been drawn In favor Of Leslie
Haggard and was signed by G. Fl.
Matthews, with Leslie Haggard's en-.
dorsement on the back. Mcdowell
was forcibly detained In the bank up.
Ill a brother of Matthews could he
sent for, who pronounced the check
forgery.
Kline, Dubruille & Co., sold last fall
md winter, $50 pairs of boots on a !
warrant and they are proud to say |
lot one pair came back, They carry
he same boots this year and have on
land u very large stock. Also all {
'lnds OF shoes. Their children school ]
hoes are the very best. Their ladies t
Inc shoes are the finest and up to 9
ate on styles. They are the only d
xclusive boot and shoe store In All. L
any. Give them a call. f
At the meeting of the Thos. Kay o
oole,n mill company yesterday after D
oon 1t was resolved to raise the capital 0
och from $4,000 to 100000. The bid IL
john Gray for the construction of
e brick building for $1,000, was ac. a'
pted The contract, however, was not 81
Varded to him, Its ceasnmmation y
ing deferred until about Febrl lary !, !"
being necessary that Thos. Kay and ~
n should 60 east to determine the AZ
aracter Of the machinery to BIZ used,
licb will have an important bearing W
the particulars Of construction. re-
Post. ex
The diptheria is evidently on the w. w.
me and every precaution should :,
Il be taken to thoroughly eradicate 49,
disease from this place. There is ~, ~
ways great danger afterward IN W 'a
eading the disease from contact with =
thing, furniture and bedding cf the ~ .
K. They should be destroyed or a.
dered harmless, We think the d. aaa
tors would do wisely to discontinue = =
school for month or more, until ~
possible danger is over. Keep the r., ri
ldren out Of danger. The board $50
uld thoroughly canvass the sub ~ "
before again opening the schools. !. =,
mining deal OF considerable local ton,
'ortanee has just been consummat. for
1t Ashland. M, A, Graham, of San
nclsco, d machinery manufacturer II
capitalist, has bonded the entire goo
den Fleece mining property, with seie
exception of the Edna quartz mine, pau
ch Messrs 2. A. Moody, R. A. Salt. aoc'
sh and ], s Boland will continue MAJ
Qrk, The price is not made public, nan
known 10 be well into five figures, ou'i m
good size sum paid down as q s'llls
antee Tho property bonded is iaoi'
ted just two miles north and west u'ho
shland, and consists of 269 acres. spoo