The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1897-03-11

1t will pay you 10 taRe TIE entire
family to town and get them new
outfit while the big sale IL going on at
Read, Peacock n Co.'S Lebanon store.
Rev. J. A. Longhollom lras accepted
call to the Cumberland Presbyterian
church III this city, and will occupy
the pulpit in that church next sunday
Last weeks Scio Press said the cream
cry there woald commence operations
in q few days, The management in.
tends manufacturing cheese this sum.
mer.
A retreat OF the most ancient order OF
"Relndeern was instituted at this
place Monday night. 1t is highly
spoken Of as social aud fraternal
order.
A, w Howard, who had been visit
ling e. o. Peterson for several days,
returned to his home in Oregon City
last Saturday,
Prof } g. Booth, principal of the
Waterloo school, has received first
grade state certificate Prof. Booth
has taught good school at Waterloo,
and every ont has only words OF praise
/ for him.
MIR. aud Mrs. G. II. Ralston came
up from Portland last Friday to visit
their daughter, Mrs, H. Y Kirkpat-
rick, who was quite III bnt is now con
vapseent. Mr.. Ralslon returned horne
Monday.
Rev J Il Ehret, OF Sweet Home,
\ walked from that place to Lebanon
Monday morning, arriving in time to
lake the morning train, which leaves
Lebanon al S:35. He evidentlya5s quite
II walker.
d. Andrews received quite a severe
| fall at his home early yesterday morn
ing DR.. Bnulh was called and pro-
nouuced 40 bones broken, but says Mr..
| Andrews viii lie confined 10 his house
| for some time.
| Patr0nize home industry, by buying
your clothing from the Waterloo
Woolen Mills, II will be doubly to
your advantage--it will keep the
money at home, aud will save you
money as the prices ARE very low.
A stated communication of Lebsnon
Lodge M. "A A +. & A. NJ, will br
held at the Masonic Hall Saturday
evening, March 18th, Work" Visit
ling NJ, NJ. cordially invited to attend.
f. U. HIcRoK, Sec'y.
4 A. s. Mcdonald, Of Brownsville,
state agent Of the Parmelee Library
:. TO, Is IN our city. Mr.. Mcdonald has
something very mrritorious in the H.
hrary line, and should be given the
/ hearty cooperation Gf all our citizens.
The case Of J. c. Bilyeu VS. ], o.
Lynch, In Justice Lovelpe's court, set
for Friday, has been settled by the de-
fendant paying the claim. Mr. Bilyeu
was represented by Attorney Garland,
and Mr.. Lynch by Attorney Qaeener.
* Co operate, aud let US secure the
l000-v0lume library, II always pays
to increase the means Of intelligence
and good citizenship, and good hooks
placed in the hands Of our young peo-
pie will surely be step In that direc'
ton.
AT the school election in Albany,
.held last Monday there were ASS votes
east l.. NJ. Curl was elected director,
receiving HpIority Of Is votes over
J X. WtmheIford. +, f. Allen WAS
elected clerk Much interest was taken
III the election
H Rev. John Parsons, d, d., presiding
elder " This district will preach in the
( NJ. II. church 10 this city next Satnr,
day evening aud sunday morning.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will 6p administered al the Sunday
lmerning seryi,'e.
4 Laxative Br,mo Quiniue Tablets do
not affect The head or produce nervous
ness like the Sulphate Of Quinine.
Mr. n. W. Smith is authorized To re,
fund money N every case where il
fails to cure Coughs, Colds and
I LaGrippe. Prize, IS cents
i Representative Kruse, nf Clackamas
equity, dien at the Salem hospital
4 Sunday, Of typhoid fever He had beel
confined to his bed for three weeks
Mr.. Krnsr belonged to the p0pulisl
lmrty and was u mrnlb,r of tue Davi,
mouse in she recent Legislature.
4 David Sylvester, of Lacumh, was
taken To Albany Monday morning and
after examination before Judge Barton
was committed to the insane asylum
| Dr. Hill was the examining physician