The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-06-08

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Redpaib Brothers. shoes at Read
Peacock and Go.
Miss Norma McClain, Of Albany, is
visiting relatives In Lebanon this week.
lfyou want photos made and havn't
the money Boyd will take your pro-
ducp,
When you want new hat don't for
get Pngh and Munsey. They have the
latest styles
j. f. Alcox, agent for the Albany
stean lalndry, sends washlngs down
on Tuesdays only.
All accounts Of the firm Cruson &
Menzies must be settled ut once with
g. w. Cruson.
Owing to herd times all millinery
will be greatly reduced for thirty days.
At Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
Rev. Harmon and wife Of Albany
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. s. M. Gar
land ofthis city this week.
The only sure cure to preserve fruit
and berries is to use anti-fermentlHe
for sale at N. W. Smiths drug store.
Died, at Millers Station on Sunday,
June 3, 1894, Of consumption, Henry
| Wetzcl. son Of Mr.. Charles Wetzel,
aged u years.
The Baptist Sunday School will
observe chlldren's day next Sunday at
8 p. NJ. with programme consisting Of
thirty recltations aud songs. A cor
dial invitation extended to all.
A. Il. Ansorge is now ready to do
any repairing Of organs, having had
long experience In first-class factories.
VIII guarantee satisfaction. Lebanon,
Oregon,
The joke Is told IN DR.. j. l.. Hill,
that when lie sent u speaker oul to the
populist picnic at Sodavllle he told
him 10 burn things up The hig fire
occurred the next Night.
The Central Baptist Association
coliveDes AZ Lebanon Frdag, June
10Th ut 2:30 P. NJ. and will continue
from day to day to Monday evening
June 18th. The programme will bepub.
lished next week.
r. l.. Thompson, general road man
ager and adjuster Of the northwest
Insurance Company of Portland, wat
in our city yesterday on his return
from Sodaville where he had been te
adjust the loss of the fire. He informs
US he paid w. r. Hardman In full the
amount that he was insured for which
was S8l8O.
The regular annual children's day
exercises will take place next Sabbath
morning In the First Presbyterian
church at II o'clock, Come and spend
an hour with the children, birds and
flowers, Gods emblems Of happiness
purity and love. In the evening {
minister from the M. E. Conference
south, now In session, will occupy thu
pulpit.
| AT the annual election Of officers q
the 40. U. w. last Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected
n. g. Carr, M. W.; G. W. Cruson
Foreman; s. O. Wallace, Overseer; J
R. Borum, Recorder; Thos. Reidy
Guide; d. B. Zeh, I. w; A, B. Purvis
o. W. J. F. Hyde was elected as {
delegate to the grand lodge and Geo
| L. Alexander was elected as his alter
nate.
| Miss Maud Hoffman, formerly O
Corvallis, has accepted All engagement
with Wilson Barret, one Of the leading
Theatrical managers in the Unitet
States and will sale for England OF
the 10Th, where Hamlet and othel
Shakesperean plays will be presented
Miss Hoffman takes the second bes
part, next to the star, In Hamlet sh,
has the part CT Ophelia, supporting
Haworth. Speaking of the coming
play the Boston Herald says: Opheli'
will be played by Miss Maud Hoff
man, the beautiful artist, who mad
her debut last season In this city a
Juliet and who has recently been sup
porting Willard, the noted Englisl
actor. Miss Hoffman's many friend
in this city are looking forward to he
first appearance as 0phelia,
A Bet on the Election.
The most amusing incident of th