The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-09

Baker Is set IN the lead In low prics
and good goods, Prices must CORE,
spond with what farmers have to sell
Send the EXPRESS to some Of your
friends In the East, FOR the next three
and a half months. It will only cost
.yon twenty-five cents. '..-.-. --
llaker is receiving clothing, boots
and shoes daily, In spite Of the hard
tines, His low prices make the goods
sell,
| w. c. Peterson says be has nearly
got II hospital at his house, his mother.
sister Mrs Klum), ard his little girl
all being seriously III at the same time.
T. J Sites and Rufus Thompson are
each circulating petition for sigma.
turcs recommending theii appoint
ment as postmaster Of Albany.
Suffer the Iittlc ones to come unto
me and forbid them not, for Of such is
the delight of Boyu che photographer.
Mrs. w. E. Chandler spent several
days this week In Albany, with her
father, who was quite sick. She also
i visited her husband at Corvallis.
: Mr. Frank Davis returned to Leb-
anon this week, from Eastern Oregon.
He says he has come to Lebanon to To-
cate and expects his family here soon.
Rev d, T Sunmeryiile, Misses Ad-
die Simpson, CalIe Warner and Ida
Elkius, left Tuesday for McMinnville,
to attend the Epworth League conven-
lion.
There iij u Bible-readTng every Fri,
day eyeUiug at 1880, at the Baptist
church, conducted by the pastor All
are invited to come and bring their
Bibles,
G. w. Aldrich, proprietor of the
Touring mills at this place will open a
-four and feed store Monday, Mar, -,
in the building formerly occupied by
, G. Luyelee as q tailor -hap.
Mr.. William Ralston has left for
! OleT, to remain month, looking after
his farm there Recently be purchased
the Durhin ranch, adjoining that Of
his son Ionner, consisting Of $50 acres
Albany Democrat
G. Lovelee, Merchant-Tailor, begs to
inform the people Of Lebanon and
vicinity tllgt he has removed to w
Guys block, opposite the hotel. thank
ing them for past lavors, and hopes
still to have their support
]. w. Scanlaud, his son John and a
young man visiting them from KY
left Monday for Oakland, Or, TO look
for stocI; ranch, John and his friend
intend to 20 on to Sacramento, 0al,,
after looking around Oakland while,
Monday night our public school
building e0aIe near being DESTROYED by
fire, The door Of the stove in l.. a.
. Wiley's room came open, and some
Goals rolled out on the floor. A hole
was burned through the door and then
the fire went out,
| J. r, Smith, Of TallmSn, has traded
Il tract Of land near Spicer to A. c.
Harden, for his property on Bridge
Avenue. Mr.. Smith will build All ad-
dition to Mr.. Harden's house and also
a barn, He intends to move in town
as soon as the weather will permit.
Ray Leonard would hereby inform
the geHeral public that the death Of his
father has made no change in his busi-
ness as boot and shoemaker Thank
rul for the liberal patronage given him
in the past, he notifies the public that
he is still to he found at the old stand,
doing honest and faithful work at
"hard times prices.
DR.. S. II, Frazier, the dentist, Of
Portland arrived in Lebanon yester-
day. The doctor has come this time
to locate permanently, having formed
u favorable opinion of our cty while
: here hefre, DR., Courtney and Dr.
Frazier will occupy the office now oc-
cupied by Atty Stove, Dr. Courtney
and Atty, Stowe having exchanged
Office rooms,
AT the regular m citing of the Leila
ncu Gre company last Friday night the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; Pres, j. G. Boyles; rec.
sec, W. e, Lewis; financial see, Clark
KimbroUgh; treas, ]. c, Mayer; chief
engineer, A. b. Gckerson; asst chief,
w &. Peterson; foreman hose depart
mtnt, j. B. Hope asst foreman, John
Mayer, @.. ...
The powerful and costly machinery
Of the law was set in motion last Sat
urduy, and resulted in the arrest of a
fourteen year old boy for the theft Of
Il heifer's hide, at probable cost to the
county of S85. The boy was fined 50,