The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-03-02

j. II, AdcOX IL now agent for the Al
bany Steam Laundry.
Hfi r. A, Irvine, of Albany, Is able
10 be out agaiil.
Fresh pies, cakes and bread at
Peebler's grocery store.
&c. Mayer left Monday on a busi-
ness trip TO Portland,
Every customer ut Borum & Kinks
barber shop gets clean towel
john M Dunaca returned Monday
from business trip to Portland.
j. L. Gilbert has accepted q position
ia M. A. MllIler's drug store.
Atty, Stowe returned home from
Southern Oregon, last Saturday.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
N. W Smith has just received nice
line Of pertumps and toilet articles.
Cruson & Menzies are doing a strict
~ cash linsiness, md no use 10 talk.
The specia! disprnsation Of the A. O.
U. w has been extended two months
J. s. Courtney M. D. Physician,
Surgeon and Accoucheur, Leaa2on,
Or.
Mrs g. II. Ralston, Of Portland,
arrived In Lebanon yesterday, on II
visit
Miss Eliza Wallace left yesterday for
Portland, and will he gone for several
weeks.
}. i, Adcox, agent for the Albany
steam laIndry, sends washings down
on Thursdays only.
G. A Znhn left nu Wednesday for
Phllomath, where he went on bust
ness
Hon. M. A, Miller Is in Eugene this
week, on business and sitting old
friends.
The eoniectioner's art, making cream
candles and other confectionery, is
taught ut Zahn's store.
c. Il, Pugh has hougtt s. o. Wal.
lnee's Interest in the store and will
hereafter conduct 1t alcne.
CASH is the word. No use to say
anything else to us.
CRusoN & MENzIEs.
Ifyou want to pet value received fol
your hard-earned money, coll al
Bakers and huy your hoots and shoes
w NJ. Rilra has moved into the resi-
dence Of Mr. CONFERENCE.-The one for
merly occupied by A, +, Stowe.
have few secondhand hooks that
will close out a. o bargain.
M. A. MILLER.
At The school election in Albany last
Saturday II WINS voted 10 hond the dis
trlct for S20,000 to build srhool-house
Rnker n vet In the lend In low prices
and good eoods, Prices must GORE
sNnpd with what farmers have to sell
M,ss Iva Smith left Monday fo
po.,,ond where she rops to visit hel
sistcr who hos hee" quite sick Of late
Suffer the litile o., N' '",'
me- md forbid them not. !" " '"," y
tbo do,,oh4 rp. -rapher
Hiram Baker hos just received e
large Invoice Of hotts aud shoes. Call
and examine before huving else where
Bach is NOT selling his clothing at
cost, but siill YOU can get better suit
there for less money than anywhere
else.
g. 0. t4eutry has received a letter
~ his SON, whoisnowir Tennessee,
u" that his health il much i'm.
stating
proved. va ,,.,.,
inese i'ara tunes ave to eat,
we can, but If course we III, won,
still you will save some by gettinA
trpnnnptna ~ Dn nl,f.
]. B. Thompson returned home from
California, Tuesday. Mr.. Thompson
says if times had not been so hard he
positive he could have sold his
p. otent
[. ;. B. Montague received a telegram
from Scio, Monday, asking him to
60 Tia re Oh Tuesday and deliver pop.
ulist a beech. Mr.. Montague accord.
ingly ", ent, and we venture to say that
they hea I'd the ablest populist speech
they eyer listened to.
At 1.-THE m seting Of the city council
Friday MIA It the ordinance making
$40 the loves, time was passed, and an
ordinance re,s ucing the liquor liceise
to S4OO passed to othethird reading, four
councllmen voh 'ng in favor Of the re-
duction aud twa asuinstit It.