The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1897-04-15

Muster Artisan, when it should have
been DR.. G. w. Cheadle.
The Salem District Epworth League
Convention will meet here the 22nd of
this month. 1t will be n great occas-
ion. There will be over one hundred
delegates in attendance.
| J. }. Sawyer. proprietor of the Leha-
non Steam Pianer, carries II complete
/ line of all kinds of lumber. both rough
| and dressed. All kinds of planning Gone
on short notice. Moulding specislty.
The marshal has been warming all
parties to clean up their premises.
This is proper. Let every yard and
alley be thoroughly clean d ana the
chances for good health are much i'm
proved.
Married, Gu Monday evening, April
IL, 1897, at the home of the brides
mother, in Albany, by Rev. L. P.
Hayne, Mr., Harry purpim. of Water
loo, and Miss Amy KIun, daughter of
II. u. Klum.
J. J. Sawyer's planning mill caught
fire to-day, from the engine. The roof
was blazing when the fire alarm was
turned in. The fire company respond
ed promptly and soon had the flames
extinguished.
Mr. Jonathan Wassom has been very
ill but Is now improving. His many
friends will be pleased to know That
his condition is such as 10 encourage |
the belief that he will soon recover his !
usual good health
Services at the NJ. f. church next |
Sunday as follows Sermon at IL |
o'clock by the pastor, subject .:'rhe /
Resurrection" Easter exercises in the |
evening by the Sunday school ALI I
are cordially invited to attend.
Gus Coisoa, wao has been working
in the paper mill eyer SINCE ii FIRST
started up, left yesterday for Portland
and from there intends going to
Alaska John Boslar has been en-
p;oyed in his place in tie paper mill.
Mr.. Arnetus house caught fire last
Friday about noon. An alarm was
turned In and the IRE company re-
spoEded promptly, but a few buckets
of water soon extinguished the flames,
aud tne con- Eany did not lay the hose.
The fire originated from detefiive
flue.
The Salvation Army of this city has
just held u somewhat sensational trial
OF a lieutenant by several members of
the staff from different piaees. IS it
was private, particulars cannot be
learned; but it is reported there will be
af ita.atN 4
crat.
Laxative Bromo auinine Tablets
move the bowels gently, relieves the
cough, cures The feverish condition
and headache, making it the best and
luIckest remedy for Coz. CHS, Coles and
LaGrippe. Cares in one day. NO
cure, no pay" Price, % ceiits. For
sale by n. w. Smith. I,
J. A Finch, late of the Imprint, will
leave fer Portland this morning to I,ilT-
chase n newspaper plant He will
Commence the publication of semi
weekly Populist paper in this city in a
few weeks. The name Of the new
paper, it is said, will be the Albany
Or. Bell.-Heral1.
], r, Smith went 10 Albany this
to have DT, J, P Wallace
perform an operation on his hand. AIR.
smith has been suffering n great deal
with cancer on the back of his left
band and has been trying to kill it
with medicine, but failed, and he has
decided to have it removed.
The celebrated Soners Family Con-
cert and Comedy Co. will give one of
heir first-cIass entertainments in this
,ity Monday evening, April 19th,
lnder the auspices of the X. o. t. N.
Be sure and hear this company, as it !
IS well recommended. Reserved seats
aow on sale at Miller's drug store.
Malarial produces weakness, general
debility, biliousness, loss of appetite,
and constipation. Groves |
rasteiess Chill Tonic removes the |
cause which produces these troubles.
Try it aud you viii be delighted. 80 I
cents. Fo get tine genuine ask for
5rove's. For sale by n. w. Smith,
Or.
T. b. Kay, of the Salem wooIen mill,
returned yesterday from two weeks ,
.f1D 10 F-dD tTdiiCi5cO "befI ne l1hu
gone to dispose of portion of the
output. Mr.. Kay says this !
was the most successful trip lie ever ,
made III the interest of the mill, he
having taken orders for all the goods
il could put out for the present.-Salein
5
The Modoc Indians in Modoc !
the extreme northeast corner
IF California, are reported TO be dying
Of starvation. But 100 of Captain
Jacks famous tribe are left. They are
IN desperate straits and appeal in
vain to the whites for food. 1t is
thought their number has been re- I
iuced one-half during the last months 1
Of the winter.
We notice that Mr.. J. F. Hyde has
been appointed the agent tor Lebanon