The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1897-03-04


makes horrible screech.
Miss DuMond is in Portland this
week, to he present at the spring milli-
merry opening in that city and to lay
III new stock Of spring millinery,
1t will pay you 10 take tie entire
family to town and get them new
outfit while the big sale is going on at
Read, Peacock 4 Co.'S Lebanon store.
John Morris has about completed his
new barn, on his tract of land just
south Of the city. He intends to COM
mence biilding new residence soon.
Prof II. II. White is visitingin Iieb-
anon. He intends to leave Saturday
tor Iowa, on II visit TO his parents, who
ale quite III, and whom he has not
seen for eight years.
o. G. Berer aud family, Of Waldo,
are here visiting Mrs Beeler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. McClun. Mr.. 8eeler
/, thinking some Of go' & into the lar
Der business at this place.
| G. w. Aldrich recently had the mis-
| fortune to fall against sharp picket,
which struck him on the lower jaw,
making an ugly wnund, However,
the wound is now healing rapidly,
Mr.. Detweier and little daughter
came up FROM Turner Saturday and
spent Sunday with friends in Water
lno. He purchased tame deer while
up there, ana took ii home with HIM.
Preaching II the Baptist church next
sunday mornin and evening. Busi-
ness and covenant meeting Saturday,
at 2.30 D. N. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. &. II. Lamar, Pastor.
| Ned Carlton returned home from the
State University at Eugene last Mon
day. He has been engaged to teach
the spring term Of school in the Grish.
am district, which will soon COM
mence.
Mrs. J. G. Boyles, Misses Fannie
Griggs and Ida Elkins, and Prof. W.
w. Allingharn wenr to Conurg Friday
evening, to assist in organizing lodge
Of Rehtkahs ut that place. They re.
turned home saturday.
I e J. Seeley, of the Albany creamery,
snd RithmoI d Wheeler are making
arrangements for the building Of a
creamery at Plainview. Ii will have
u capacity for manufacturing into but
Ter the milk Of 800 cows.
4 The S. + company has ratified the
California Legislature enactment under
which bicycles will hereafter be carried
on the trains free, US baggage, This
order includes Oregon, California, Ne
vada, Ariznha and Utah.
| The Lawler company has . force Of
ahuuf 20 men doing development work
on the Quarizyille mines, on the San
tidm, aud the mill Is kept running
night and day. A lively time is ex-
peeted there IN the spring.
Rev, j. A. Longhbottom, Cumber-
land Presbyterian minister OF Eugene,
preached in the G. P church in this
city last Sunday md will occupy the
same pulpit next Sunday. He may
accept call b this church.
Patronize home industry, 10y buying
our elnthing from the Waterloo
Wnoleh Mills. II will be doubly to
your adyaniage-it will keep the
money at home, and will save You
motiey as The prices are very low.
The meetings at Tennessee school
house still continue with increasing
interest, ReY. c. U. Gross, of Spring
field, is assisting Rev. J w. Craig in
conducting the meetings, and they
will probably bold over next Sunday.
Joe Smith made shipment Of a
good quality Of fur to Chicago yester-
day. II was from animals Of his own
catching. The shipment contained
Two fine beaver skins, two otter skins,
and general assortment nf other val
liable furs.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets do
not affect the bead or produce nervous.
ness like the Sulphate Of Quinine.
Mr.. n. w. Smith is authorized to re-
fund money In every case where II
fails to cure Coughs, Colds and
LaGrippe. Price, 25 cents.
r. S Roberts, an 0ld-time resident
Of this city, died Tuesday, at bis home
in Springfield, at about the age Of Is
years. This remains will he inferred
at Springfield to-day His daughter,
Mrs. f. A. Nickersou, left this city yes.
terday to attend the funeral.
Last Sunday Rev. Lamar, pastor Of
the Baptist church Of this city, admin
islered the rite Of baptism to Irma and
Beulah Sutherland, Aida Powell, Dol.
lie Daley, Susie Mcdonald, John
Griffin and wife, Lotfey Calavau ana