The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-29

]
than was ever known before, 1t would /
be well for all to keep lockout for
such work.
Col. Balm will lecture in Albany next
Saturday and Sunday evenings on |
temperance. Ina private letter to Mrs. |
j. Nj. Marks, Mrs. Riggs, of Portland,
advises the w. G. T. U, of Lebanon,
and all others interested, to attend
these lectures.
Tuesday morning f. NJ. Miller re-
ceived official notice of his appointment
as postmaster at this place. The Judge |
made out his bonds aud returned them
by the evening train, and expects to
receive his commission about the 20tl
of next month.
On last Saturday two robbers blew
the door off the safe of Whitney, Elder
& Co, of Stayton. They secured $3.50
to $500 in cash and several thousand
dollars worth of valuable papers. There
was some Si00 In cash in the safe that
they did not get.
Prizes will be given to the ones
bringing the largest and finest baskets
of victuals to the picnic mt Lacomb
June 8. First prize, So; second prize,
81; third prize, soc; all cash. All bas-
kets left in care of the committee will
be labeled and taken good care of.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Messrs. Hay &
Peterson, which makes its first appear
anee in to-day's issue of the EXPRESS.
These gentlemen are prepared to do a
1 L.
lot of vehicles and horses. Try them.
BUY YOUR
. HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
MATTHEW'S & wASHBURN,
Albany, Ore.
!. Sweet Home Alliance will meet next
Saturday at Sweet Home at one O'clock
l p NJ The officers are: w. b. Thomp-
: son, president; John Kirk, vice presi-
dent; Joseph P. Orchard, Secretary;
3 Frank Burnett, Treasurer; James
r Wood, Doorkeeper; John Burnett,
Chaplain.
My increasing trade has prompted
e me to buy largely. / have a large bill
of all kinds of shoes on the way from
, the East, also from San Francisco, that
will soon be here, and then we can fit
, anyone in size, quality or price. Re
member I pay cash and sell for the
q same; therefore we can sell as cheap in
. Lebanon as anywhere in Oregon.
HIRAM BAKER.
We wish to announce to the public
!, !, that we have large stock of wagons,
buggies, hacks and carts, direct
from tie factory in the East. We have
g selected these goods to suit the climate.
q roads and people of this vicinity, and
!, we cordially invite all those wishing
= to buy anything in this line OF goods
It to call on us before purchasing else
4 where. CRUSoN d MENzIES-
d Two hundred newly-marrled couples
wanted at E. Goan's furniture store, tc
buy bed room sets, that they may sail
= through life son fiowery beds of ease. ]
! 1 am not seeking an invitation to yeul
"a wedding but do want to congratulate
you and start you on the highway tc
prosperity by furnishing your rooms
% with the best, the handsomest and
If cheapest furniture this side of any
:. where.
The new jeweler at the City drus
store is practical matchmaker in the
true sense of the word. Having ha6
twenty-four years continuous expert
. enee at the bench, he is able to do any
work on watches, clocks and jewelr,
q that can be done in any city. Hi
"a prices are based upon Eastern prices
and you can always get your worl
when promised.
:. He wants it known.-Mr. J. 81
u Straub, well known German eitizel
e of Fort Madison, Iowa, was terribl,
afflicted with infiammatory rheuma
y tism when Mr.. ] F. Salmon, promi
as nent druggist there, advised him to us
,o lChamberlaiR's Pain Balm. One botti
. of it cured him. His case was yer,
severe one. He suffered great dea
81 and now wants others similarly al
no fiicted to know what cured him. 5
- cent bottles for sale by NJ. A. Miller
:" druggist.
M. G. Bingham was arrested at Lei
e anon yesterday, where he is at worl
Y. on the paper mills, on charge G
3. polygamy. The particulars have beel
published heretofore. Mr.. Bingham
E. was brought to this city and arraigne'
n in Judge Humphreys court. III
waived examination and was held ii
$500 bonds, which he gave.-Herald
as J. E. Adcex, the ieweler, who wa
RI formerly doing business in Salem, ha
lie decided to locate in Lebanon. Nj
~, Adeox went to Fair Haven and wa
) there robbed of almost his entire stoc
of jewelry and watches. This was
lie. hard blow on him, but with his energ
al and efficient work as a repairer an
dealer he will soon recover from til
IS loss.-Salem Journal.
IN Mr.. Adcox has secured window il
the City drug store. We bespeak fc
at him liberal patronage.
y y A party of government surveyor
- have gone up to Gatesville, fror
which place they were expected
start Monday to begin the survey I
Ior township 10, range east. This towr
no ship will be sectionized, and I'll
no boundaries of four or five others wi
* be surveyed. The settlers have ais
petitioned to have two or three otht
1rl townships sectionized, and are likel