The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-20
Cieveland's baking powder.

kibelin, the psctOgrapher.
Ieyou use Cleveiand's baking pow
der once you viii use II always.
You can't make any mistake by try
ing can Of Clevsland's baking pow
der.
Call at Ribelin'%gnlIery and look at
his work and get his prices on pictures.
Crayons specially
CMveland's baking powder costs no
more than other brands, and Is an
economical luxury,
A. fine little sooE book given away
free by Cleveiand's. baking powder at,
Pugh & Wallace's.
Cleveland'sb baklngpowder is used by
the'U ). Government, and all teach
ersof cooking ID is the standard,
Cruson 4 Menzies have few buggies
and hacks left which they will sell at
cost for cash for the next thirty days
Why is Benton -four like the gold
coin? Because everybody wants it.
D. B. ZEH.
The Bramer washer is the best wash
eF in the world We know whereof
we espeak, Go to Il. Goan and get one.
1t is reported that Mrs. Mary Baker,
mother If Mrs. Nancy McMeeken of
Harrisburg, diRd Wednesday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Baker is
one Of the most highly respected and
beloved Of the early settlers Of Linn
county, and the announcement of her
death will be received with regret.
| There will be services in the First
Presbyterian church every Sunday,
morning and evening. The evening
sermon is especially intended for the
young people. Young Peoples prayer
meeting at Up. NJ. on Sundays. All
are cordially invited to come and wor-
ship with US. Please make yourself
known to the Pastor.
EDWARD EcCLEsToN.
We clip the following article from
the 0regonian, headed ''Plenty Of
Saloons:p License collector Frank
Butelel reports that there are at the
present time $50 saloons are doing
business In Portland. Since the first
Of the month, 81 saloons closed theil
doors. 0fthe $50 saloons, IS ,are con.
Quoted by Chinamen. There are also
II wholesale liquor houses. The
saloons pay quarterly license of 500
and the wholesale houses $50.
a hurro loaded with s5,OOa.worth o
silver bars Is roaming ut lafge in th,
mountains around HE town Of Pueblo
Aeuy0, Mexico, il he has not been re
llerrd Of his valuable burden by rob
hers. This burtO %as one Of train o
animals loaded with silver bars at Oh,
Anifaas mine few days ago anC
started for Durango. On the road .her
e The barro wandered unobservedl,
" from the trait. EN-.
q DfEp--Mr. Blewford Stringer, at hi
u home near Providence church, in thi
d county, Jan. A. 1898, aged SO years, l
i months aud II days. He was born il
u Ky, moved to ILL.,, and thence to Ore
l. gon in 1851. He WAS member Of th
u Providence Baptist Church about
years. He leaves !. wife and five chi
It dren to mourn their loss. Funeral Sc.
,r vices were held in the ProvidenC
Z, Baptist Church Jan. rs, attended by
s. large congregation Of relatives an
h friends. A FRIEND.
II The success of Chamberlain Coug
at Remedy in etfecting speedy cure I
At colds, Group and whSopiug cough ht
brought ii into great demand. Messr
a, Pontius & Son, of Cameron, Obi
H. say that 1t has gained a reputatio
ar second to none IN that vicinity. ia
III NJ. Queen, of Johnston, w. Va, ST.,
Il il is the hest he ever used B.
y Jones, druggist, Winona, Miss, say
n. "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is pc
be fectly reliable. ! have always warra
.. ted il and it has never failed to gi'
10 the most perfect satisfaction"
" cent hotties for sale by NJ. A. Miller
The last chance Of the Panama gar
h biers has now gone. The French 60
!, ernment and parliament, Instead
"A undertaking the hopeless task of resto
I, ing the losses Of the investors at rui
H. Gus cost TO the national treasury, ha
,o been forced to lay bare all the rascal
J, which has been goibgon and to aven