The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-03

For school supplies call at Smiths
drug store.
Buy your groceries at Peebler's, and
save money.
Miss Lizzie Reed returned home from
Portland Saturday.
NJ. A. Miller carriesa complete line
Of paints and oils.
Mrs. III. Y. kirkpatrick returned to
Lebanon yesterday, from Portland.
IT is rumored that one Of Lebanon's
most popular young ladies lie to be mar
ried soon.
The Champion Mill -four is the best
in the market. Try it.
Jack Ralston came down from Port
land yesterday, on visit.
Circuit court is still In session in AL
hany, and all our attorneys in attend
ance.
When in need of hare ware, tin, cop
per or granite ware, go to F. l., Carman
g. Co.
Married, in this city, Nov. 2, 1898,
Mr.. Enos Sherry and Miss Annie,
Leedy, Rev. C. r. Lamar officiating.
Baker is yet in the lead in low prices
and good goods. Prices must CORE
spond with what farmers have to sell.
DR.. Booth was called TO Sweet Home
Tuesday, in consultation with DR.. Glib
son, to perform an operation on Mrs.
Henderson,
N. W. Smith will move his drug
store TO the Courtney brick, about the
18th inst. ]. f. Adcox, the watch
maker, will move with him.
Say! ]. E. Adcox, the Matchmaker
and Jeweler, can make your old gold
scraps up into any article of jewelry
desired.
Licenses were issued Tuesday for the
marriage Of Ex-Deputy Sheriff Chas.
E. Scott and Celia B. Smith, W. B.
Blackburn and Felia M. jackson, Ed
mund Paine and Callie Spalinger.
Mr.. A. Cowan, who has been stop.
ping In Albany for the past few
weeks, returned to Lebanon Wednes-
day. He intends to start in few
days for Eastern Oregon. He will go
across the mountains.
A. v. Davis, who has been in Union
county for the past eight or ten
months, recently returned 10 Lebanon.
He has been working in sawmill the
most Of the time while gone. Mr..
Davis has been painting and otherwise
improving his property in the eastern
part OF the city, since his return.
A new regime on the Southern Pa
clfc railroad, not known by many, is
that six Of Pinkerton's detectives are
now employed on the night run on the
overland train Wells Fargo & Co.
have also placed armed guards in their
cars on the overland train. This pre-
caution Is taken, it is understood, to
prevent the possibility Of any tram
robberies and train wrecklng, Wells
Fargo & Co.'S shotgun messengers run
between Albany and Ashland.-Alba.
ny Herald.
The following is from the Eugene
/ Guard. "The usual monotony OF the
circuit court was broken this morning,
after Judge Fullerton fined Mrs. DIR.
Patterson Wallace 800 and costs for
practicing medicine without license.
The lady tainted and the sheriff and
bailitls and bystanders proceeded to
use all remedies known TO them but
without effect. A messenger was dis
patched for doctor and sOou DR..
Loomis came and applied the usual
remedies, when the lady recovered
sufficiently so it was possible to remove
her from the court room to the hotel.
She says she is subject to heart
troubles and d>that probably is the cause
Of the attack. Mr.. Bilyeu stated to the
court that the lady was possessed ol
only fifty dollars and would be com
PEELED TO serve the remainder Of the fine
out in jail" Mrs. Wallace has since
returned to Albany.
A bench warrant was issued from
the United States circuit court to-day
for the arrest of B. F. Finn, the post.
master at Gate Creek, small place
near Eugene City, Lane county, in
this state. The offense with which
Mr., Finn is charged is having violated