The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-23
Go to zahn's for milk shakes,


/ by $4,000 fire Monday morning.
Bill Hildreth left the first Of the
4 week for Walla Walla.
| Kelly, Dunno h Co.'S. pure prepared
house paint for sale by N. W. Smith.
Mrs 0berg aud children are visiting
her parents in DAYTON.
Miss Alice Withers is clerking in
Bakers store during the absence of
Asa.
On July 4, 5, 6, and Z, the Roseburg
local, bound north, will stop over at
Salem, until s p. m, to allow people
to witness the races.
Miss Libbie Carothers is in Mon
mouth this week attending commence.
ment exercises.
T. G. Peebler, Asa Baker, Clark
Kimbro and Arther Hardy left Mon
day for the mountains, oil a fishing
trip.
E. L. Power, successor to Thompson
d 0verman at Albany, is the place to
buy harness, whips, robes, etc
DIR, j. N. Bedpath and wife, of Steil-
accom-, WASH, are in Lebanon visiting
relatives The DR.. is the physician in
the stale insane asylum.
For single or double harness, sad
dies ETC., go to E. l.. Power at Thomp.
son d Overman's old stand, Albany,
Oregon.
Persons who have chittem bark are
requested to bring it in right along.
! have plenty of money 10 pay for it
with. J. A. LAMBERsoN'
| Mrs. NJ. L. Pipes, Of Portland, and
Mr., Pipes mother and sister, Mrs.
Kate Jones, of St. Lous, Mo-, are in
the city visiting the family Of DR..
Skipworth.
Agent Bennett informs us that be
has orders to sell Iound-trip tickets tc
any point in Oregon Oh July l., 2 and
3, good until July 8, for one fare.
| Miss Fannie Griggs and Mrs. Funk
Of this place, and Miss Ramsey o
Halsey were among the number VIII,
went to San Francisco ON the las
steamer. We wish them a pleasan
trip,
Mr. E. Vroom left Tuesday fol
Chicago, to attend the Worlds Fai
and visit his old home. Mrs. Menzie
will 60 back about the lst of Septem
Der and accompany her father home.
Eugene Register: The Power
brothers left the first of the week 70
Eastern Oregon with band of abOu
five hundred cattle which they viii
pasture on ranges east of the noun
tains during the summer.
Never before have the prospects fo
a large crop of wild blaekberries Ii
the mountains been better. Th
vines are loaded with blossoms, ant
if blight does not overtake them, ber
ries will indeed be plentiful.
According to the 0regonian'
Washington specials, there ha
been considerable treachery dis
played by some of the bosses a
Washington.
Services at the Baptist church ever,
Sunday, Sunday school 10 a. N
Preaching II a. m. and Sp. m. Y. 7
U. Junior 2:S0 p. m. Y. P. UP. d
Prayer meeting Wednesday s p. NJ
Everybody is cordially invited to thes
services, G. R, LAMAR. Pastor.
, The EXPRESS returns thanks t
Stephen A. Coehell for fine mess Q
new potatoes brought in last weel
which were the first that we hlv
tasted this year. He also brought IL
some very large Strawberries, one 0
: which measured Z inches around, AM
1t is the first years crop off of tn
vines.
Chas. Grisham and - Dible hat
the yellow team and carriage out las
Sunday, and as - Dlble was leavin,
Mrs. Grisham's place alone, he layeG
the lines down to close the gate ant
the team ran away, smashing the car
riage up so badly that Westfall 4
Smith refused TO take 1t back, so the,
paid 500 and took the carriage,
Mrs. Geo, McHargue had quite a Sc
rious runaway Wednesday says th'
Rrownsyille Times She was dri win,