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

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Get cook book free at Pugh &
Wallace's.
Robert Montague visited Albany
one day this week.
Cleyelands cook books at Hiram
Bakers.
The Monmouth Tribune is dead after
an existence of nine weeks.
Mr.. Bilyeu and family, Of Scio, are
in town visiting the family of, G.
Bilyeu.
Clevelands baking powder costs no
more than other brands, and Is an
economical luxury.
You can't make any mistake by try
ing can of Clevelands baking pow
der.
Mrs. w. w. Rowell, wife of the
proprietor of the Russ house, and her
sister, Of Albany, were visiting Mrs.
Steel this week.
Mr.. Guy has hadthe petition taken
down between the restaurant and the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Fry,
throwing the whole buildi ~ into q
restaurant.
I
r. Hull left Wednesday for Santa
Palla, California. where he goes to
spend the winter OH account Of poor
health.
Clifford Stephens, highly respect
ed student Of the University, was &C
cidently killed by electricity at Eu-
gene ON last Saturday night.
John Donaca returned yesterday
from visit to relatives ut Milwaukee.
He reports having had fine time.
| Anyone wishing electric bells, burg.
lar alarms, clocks and all kinds of
electrical instruments and batteries for
rhumatism, will please call on J. d.
Moore at the hotel.
| W. L. Jackson, Of the Sweet Home
public school, spent his vacation ION
tootn in Polk and Benton counties.
He took in the Normal at Monmouth
and the Agricultural college at Cor
wallis while gone.
According to the Albany Democrat
there has been 1856 marriages in Linn
county during the year 1892. An in-
crease Of 2S over last year, which is
good healthy increase. There has
been y divorces.
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted TO me will please call and
settle at once as will be called away
from home soon and desire to bal
ance my accounts before leaving.
NJ A. MILLER.
BAPTIST CHuRcH-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sum-
day School at l0A. Nj. Young Peoples
meeting every Sunday at 6:45 =. NJ.
Pmyer.meeting every Wednesday ct
SP.M. {. r. LAMAR, Pastor.
The first license of 1893 was issued to
Geo. W. King aud Mrs, Matilda J.
Hanrahan. License has also been
issued to E. E. Gormely and Martha
l, Gray.
RAGS WANTED.-Three cents a
pound VIII lie paid for clean white or
colored cotton rags, delivered at the
electric light station in this city.
Married, in this city, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Jan. l, 1898,
by G. 4. Elson, J. P, Mr.. Frank Set.
tie and Miss Pauline Bode, daughter
Of X. Bode, Esq, Of Lebanon.
Cruson & Menzits have few buggles
and hacks left which they will sell at
cost for cash fer the next thirty days
| Before buying your fall and winter
footwear you will do well by calling
on Klein Bros, anG get their prices on
boots & shoes aud in rubber boots and
hoes, ms they carry the largest stoe k
in Albany and will save you some
good money. Give them cah and be
convinced.
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 p. NJ. on Sundays. All
are cordially invited to come and wor-
ship with NY. Please make yourself
known to the Pastsr.
EDWARD ECcLESToN.