The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-17
Ribelln. the Photographer.

/ Mrs. Chas. f.. Ranous died at h,r
home in Portland, March ), 1898. She
/ leaves a baby boy about a week cd.
Fresh Chinook salmon, and all kinds
o fra sh fish; the best the market viii
afford, at the Fish and Poultry market.
Andrew Jennings little 4year-old
boy was badly scalded last Tuesday
hv falIinq into q tub Of hot water, at
his home four miles above this place,
John r. Cave found hunch Of keys
last week, across the river near the
bridge. The owner can get the same
by calling at this office.
1 Married, at the home Of Mrs, Lydia
Patterson in Albany, by Rev. t. j.
Wilson, Mr.. Clyde Beech and Miss
Grace Rogers, all Of Linn county,
March 18th
4 BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and 1902. NJ. Sun
day School at l0A,M, Young Peoples
meeting every Sunday at GAS p. NJ.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday ct
lsp.M G. r. LAMAR, Pastor.
The EXPRESS desires to again remind
its friends who are in arrears that We
are in great need Of our money. We
cannot pay our debts without 1t. We
hope everyone whois behind will come
| forward at an early date and settle.
A squaw was observed in the East
End the other day carrying q cook
stove. About dozen feet behind her
truged her brave, carrying the lid
litter and popcorn ball. Civilization
can do little for the red man.-Dal1es
Chronicle.
Owe. one hundred persons condemn
ed to death are now in prison in
Greece awaiting execution Of their SEN
tence. The population of the country
is hardly two millions. Nine people
were guillotined in Ave days just bc-
fore Christmas.--Ex.
The Home Work Society, Of the
First Presbyterian church, will give
dime social Friday evening, March II
) AZ the residence Of Mr., G. Lovelee. A
luncheon will be served and gener
nj good time is expected, All are cor
. dially invited.
At about o'clock Tuesday evening
the fire department was called out
The department was prompt and wa
soon In working order, but it proved
to be false alarm as it was only /
flue burning out in Dr. Hopes resi-
dence. But 1t was in dangerous ron
dition and the fire committee ordered
I it fixed up.
. To encourage cash trade, W. c
Davis, of Albany, has adopted a new
Z system Of cash discount coupons, ant
: is giving his customers. III connection
Herewith, some really elegant sets o
triple-plated silver. 1t will be to YOU
interest to call on Mr.. Davis befor
making your spring purchases.
There Is giant tree in Chehali
county on the southeast quarter o
, section 10, township l6 north, range
r west, The tree is red fir, and is SO fee
& and S inches In circumference at d dis
tance Of six feet from the ground, AM
has not churn butt. A survey will
instruments provts the tree to be near
, ly 400 feet high.
$ The clothing store of I. L. Wallace
e & Co., which has been closed for abou
two months, was reopened Monday
: settlement having been efiecte,
: with the creditors. The firm of T. /
8 Wallace a Go. have sold the husines
A to J. T.. Cowan and NJ, Sternberg VIII
0 will conduct II under the firm name O
Cowan & Sternberg, The entire stocl
q of clothing which is large and all new
i will be offered at low prices.
}. About March 80, the L. E. Blail
t Clothing Go. will remove into thei
elegant new quarters In the Film
block, where they will have the fines
9 clothing store in the valley. From
), now until that date they offer ever
thing at cost, except their spring stock
4 Those who want bargains and cboic
/. goods should call aud make their Sc
A lections.
The strongest recommendation tina
e any article can have is the endorse
!, ment Of the mothers OF the town