The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-13

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We warrant all work done by us,
at Hardy's.
Lebanon is no longer without a pho
tographer.
Born, to the wife of julius Simonds,
Oct. IL, u boy.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller was visiting in
Albany this week,
Be sure and read Hiram Bakers new
"ad" in this issue.
Henry Kovener left this week for
his old home in Indiana.
Frank Skipworth is assisting in the
City drug store this week.
A great reduction in prices of goods
at Read, Peacock Il Co.'s.
Call at F. l.. Carman's, and see the
fine line of stoves aud ranges.
Revival services have been COM
menced at the Southern Methodist
church.
DR. Clara M. Davidson, now of Sa-
lem, is visiting her people this week,
at this place.
Attys. J. M. Somers and S. M. Gar.
land were in Albany this week on
legal business.
Hiram Baker is now selling all of
his suits of clothing at actual cost. Call
and get bargain
Lewis Cheadle and wife, of Portland,
were visiting in Lebanon and at their
old home near here, this week.
Permits to marry have been issued
to j. s. Warwick and Ida Phillips and
Will F. Chase and Melissa E. James.
Brown Hansard is getting the build
ing which Mr.. Munsey's saloon is to
occupy, completed fast, and 1t will be
nice building.
How to make the "mighty dollar
go long ways-Go to Bakers and
buy your boots and shoes, that have
been cut down to hard times prices.
| G. V. Calhoun, an executive com.
missioner at the worlds fair, sends q
notice warning all farmers who have
returned from the fair with samples Of
grain for seed to burn them immedi.
ately. A dangerous pest permeates
the whole exhibit in the department
of agriculture.
Two men went into Grants Pass the
other day with Sc ounces or $3.50 o.
gold dust which they pounded out in 8
hand mortar from quartz taken out o.
new claim located by them in the
Williams creek district. This can't
out of twelve foot shaft on an exten
sion of the bone of Contention ledge
and besides this they have three OIL
four tons from the shaft that will mil
5000 or $500 per ton.-Ashland Tidings
Senator Jeff Myers has bought o
Mrs. l.. M. P Hutchinson 200 acres O
land on Pudding liver about one anC
half miles easterly from Aurora anC
Hubbard. 1t is among the choicest o
hop lands in the state. Half of th,
tract is now under cultivation and .
large portion of the remainder will b,
cleared during the winter and put int
hops. The design is to rent the lane
IN small tracts. The price paid wa
$3.50. Statesman.
Tramps are becoming more numer
GUS and lawless every day. 1t is nov
estimated that there are 500 scattere,
along the road from Roseburg to Sac
ramento, Calf Friday nights freigh
brought in thirty live in one car ant
! they were tough ones. They came u
on the overland from Portland to AL
bany Thursday night, and detied Con
ductor Houston and his brakesmel
with drawn revolyers. At Alban,
they were taken off with the assistanc
of the police, and the next day starte'
south. Some Of the gang entered 10
Micelli's house near the bridge Satul
day, and were caught in the act Q
J carrying off sack Of flour and othe
articles, and made to disgorge. The,
, afterwards eluded the city marsha
and escaped arrest Roseburg Review
Within the last two weeks hops hav
been running at the average price G
II cts, and buyers have been buyin
largely, and all of the first or earl