The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
Clevelands baking powder.

Clevelands baking powder.
Mr.. j. c. Bilyeu was in Corvallis
last week on business.
Ed Kelenberger visited Salem last
week.
Prof Burnard Marks spent New
Year in Albany with friends.
Misses Jessie Ralston and Eunice
kirkpatrick were in Albany last week .
visiting relatives.
A fine little cook book given away
free by CleveIands baking powder at |
Pugh & Wallace's.
Clevelands baking powder is used by
the [. 5. Government, and all teach
ers of cooking. 1t is the standard,
Miss Allie Butler, of Monmouth,
who has been visiting in our city left
Monday for Coburg on visit.
Try can of Clevelands baking
powder at Pugh & Wallace's aid if III
isn't the best you ever used, return
it and get your money back.
FoUND.-I have in my possession a
purse which contains some money,
which l found in this city. The own
er can have the same by calling on me
describing the property and paying for
this notice. NJ. FoLICE.
! Ed Kellehberger has leased his meat
market to Mike Weisner and Joe Buhl
for this gear. Ed intends to make a
visit to his parents in Switzerland,
who are very aged. He will leave
about the first of next month. Weisner
& BHhl are both experienced hands in
the butcher business, and we are sure
they will keep the shop up to the
high standard which it has gained.
Several days before the accident a
Corvallis in which Rev. NJ. Ligon was
killed he was in store conversing
with Mr.. Weaver. Before leaving he
remarked to Mr.. Weaver that they
were long ways from home and no
one knew the address of his people,
and for fear that something might
happen he gave it to him. He gave
Mr.. Weaver the address of his brother
and it was written on the door casing
and from this door casing was obtained
the information necessary to conduct
the telegraphic correspondence which
followed his death.
The interest that Is being taken IL
the second annual exhibition of tht
Oregon State Poultry and Pet Stool
r association, to be held in this city Jan
uary 5, and 7, is really encouraging
to the management, and the $500 casf
r premiums will be the means of dis
, playing many hundreds of the bes
breeds of the best poultry and pet stock
at the same time proving an attraction
that few will care to miss seeing. Th
aggregation of big aud little fowls
: fancy pigeons, song birds pretty cat
and cute kittens which were exhibit
;, ed last year, were visited and admire
i by many aud the enjoyment the ex
+ position afforded the little folks wa
+ boundless, to say nothing of the bent
! fit the elder visitants derived from
: knowledge of the comparative merit
u of the many animals and fowls
i Statesman.
Next Monday the legislature {
California meets in regular session
l. and as usual there will be plent
r. of work to occupy it during the er
5, tire time. The first thing afte
:, organization which will occupy il
st attention will be the election of
% United States Senator. This dut
ye is devolved upon it by law an
We must be carried out, even to tl
e. exclusion of all other business, an
h one of the arguments made wit
N much torce for the election Of ser
ators by the people is sthat it woul
relieve the legislature and allow
- more time to attend to its fRncI
9 ions of low,making. An impo
i u tant task which this coming LEI
: - islature will have before it will |
" the amendment Of the preser
election law.-Statesman.
Rev. hume preached two exceller
sermons in the Cumberland Presbytt
rian church Sunday.