The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-04-20
Populist speaking tonight.


If you want to get nice fresh 5read
so to Peehler's.
Mrs. P. i Marshall, of Albany, was
the guest Of Mrs. Nixon this week.
Fresh pies, cakes and bread at
Peebler's grocery store.
Miss Alice Withers expects to leave
May for San Francisco.
Mr.. A. Cowan has returned from a
several months visit in Crook county.
The art Of cream candy making
taught at A Il. Davis store. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded.
w. +. Read, of Albany, was in the
city Wednesday looking after business
affairs.
When you want to buy suit of clot h
ing you will save money by getting
ii at Bach's.
II. w. Parker and wife. of Waterloo,
passed through the city Wednesday on
their way to Portland.
Hiram Baker received large in
voice OF Spring clothing this week of
the latest shades and styles.
The smiling countenance Of Mr.. j.
w. Senft, the Albany insurance ina n,
was seen on our streets Wednesday.
Randall Barrett left Tuesday for
The Dali es where his father has con-
tract and he goes to assist him.
J. b. Thompson has again taken
charge of the ST. Charles hotel. Mr..
Thompson makes good proprietor.
Claud Lee and Frank Moorehead, of
Junction City, were in the city Tues
day visiting friends and to attend the
carnival.
A line of both cotton and woolen
dress goods have just arrived at Read,
Peacock & Co.'S. Something new.
In the San Francisco Examiners
grand distribution, DIR. H. A. Leinen-
ger, Of Albany, received l0-acre fruit
tract in Arizona valued at $1,000.
The accounts of Cruson & Menzies
will be placed In the hands Of collec-
tor April !, 1894. G. W. CRusoN.
AT the school election Monday. Hon.
C. b. Montague was elected to serve
the unexpired term of F. NJ. Miller,
deceased.
We noticed Read, Peacock & CO.,
this week opening up large consign-
ment Of shoes which they received
direct from Boston.
Married, at the parsonage of the
Catholic church in Albany, on Tues
day morning, April II, 1894, by Rev.
:, Metayer, Mr.. Murray Vaughn and
Nh IS Katherine Ireland.
A. Jack Adams will be Charley
Smi, US assistant in the postotiice.
Adam il a worthy man and very
Of performing the duties of the
nfiice harley has made Il good selec-
tion.
q r Kno, vles, Of South Dakota, was
in Lebanon tn is week, looking for
10 He W IS very favorably i'm
pressed with ou." city and intends
opening racket ST, 're here III the near
future.
Miss B,na West will be in Lebanon
April 80, in The interest C the Ladies
Of the Maccabees and will organize a
hive here. 1t is beneficiary organi-
zation and founded on the same prin-
ciples as the X. 0. Y. NJ.
COMMITTEE.
School is out today. Prof. Miehener
and his assistants have done well and
the school has prosIered. No city OF
Lebanon's size in the state has better
school facilities.
You should remember that the best
place to buy pianos or organs is at
Wills music store, Albany, Or. He
ooes not take advantage of peoples ig-
norance and sell a cheap made piano
at the price Of good one.
Governor Pennoyer has stated pri-
yately that he will be in Lima county
and take hand in the coming cam
paign, He proposes to deliver five
political speeches at different promi-
nent points in the county.
J. r. Wyatt has rendered his resig-
nation as deputy district attorney for
Linn county and Percy Kelly has
been appointed. Mr.. Wyatt and Hon.
J. X. Weatherford have formed a CO.
partnership, and their law firm will
hereafter be known as Weatherford d
Wyatt.
The Linn County Pioneer Associa-
tion holds its regular annual meeting
in Brownsville, commencing on We'd
nesday, June 6, 1894, and continuing
three days, third day to be occupied by
the young people. or the sons and
daughters of the pioneers.
The city council has ordered the
marshal to collect the balance due on
delinouent taxes without delay.
Money is very scarce, but parties who
can should pay these taxes, as 1t is
hardly right for US to use the conven'
iencss furnished by the city without
bearing each his share of the burden.
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Oregonian is $3.50. Any one subscrib-
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IN advance will be entitled to the same
W Ned, at Jefferson. on Saturday,
Anril 7, 1894, Mrs. Emma Roland, wife
rfAn w Roland. AGED 81 years.