The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-12-21
Go to Miller for your holiday

see Smiths new novelties.
Mrs. j. Il. Adcox and children are
in Albany visiting her mother.
Go TO A.. L. Dayis' for your Xmas
candies, nuts, fruits, etc.
Miller Is offering bargains such as
never heard Of before liz Lebanon on
holiday goods.
;. Get your prescription flied at NJ. A.
Millers.
Buy your stationery Of NJ. A. Miller
and you will save money.
An knowing themselves indebted
me will please call and settle at
once. M. A. MILLER.
Buy your holiday goods at NJ. a.
Millcrs.
Go to Hiram Bakers for your $l.5O
men and ladies' shoes.
The best groceries and furnishing
goods at the low est prices at Pugh l.
Munsey's. Try them.
Pugh and Munsey have just received
q new line Of furnishing goods, price
them before buying elsewhere.
NDalgleish q Everett can sell you fine
presents that will give satisfaction,
comfort and pleasure every day in the
year.
Still lower, changing key-wind
watches to stem-wind $40 to S.S5 by
J. e. Adcox, the matchmaker at
Smiths drug store,
A Friendship Christmas dinner at
the St. Charles hotel. all for .25 cents.
Everybody Is invited. J. B. Thomp-
son Prop. -
just to help us on our way, Boyd
will make a reduction of $l.00 on the
doz. for photos to all those who have
been married less than three months.
The new branch insane asylum al
Union, in eastern Oregon is.an assured
fact now. Heretofore everything has
been uncertain and doubt concerning
, the. building of the new asylum but the
money has been paid, the deeds made
over and the state Of Oregon finds her
self richer by the possession Of $40 acrei
of land and poorer by the expenditure
Of 5000 Of good, hard gold. The land
purchased is reported as being very
rich and fertile and is located one mile
and q half northwest Of the. town O.
Union, in Union. county. The price
paid is trifie over $40 an acre.-Post
A word to the public in reg ard ia
the Woodmen Of the World, which Ii
u branch Of the order Of Modern Wood
men which has been running for man,
years and never missed paying any
death claims. The Pacific Jurisdiction
has been running since 1890, over foul
years, and now. has membership o
20, 900 members. Our risks taken arl
strictly firstclass, for we have M
miners or railroad men, making lest
deaths by accident, therefore making
the rate ofipsurance the cheapest i'll the
world. What the benefits cost: 81 1000
twenty-one to twehty-eight years o.
age $5.O4; 81 900, twenty-eight to thirty
five years of age $50; 81 900, thirty-fiyt
to forty years of age Ss.l2; $1,000, forty
to forty-hve years Of age $6.4S pei
year.
II. the case of Effie Mcdowell aginsi
Bsiley F. Bodwell Judge Burnett to
.day filed his opinion and judgment
with County Clerk Ncedhnm. He
dismisses the complaint. His finding;
will be of interest ard worthy of con
sidcrations by parties contemplating
divorce: LIST. Each party is in fault as
to the causes of their domestic gtisvan
ces. 2nd. Neither party isiniitled tc
relief against the other 3rd. The
plaintiffs bill and the defendants eros.
bill should he dismissed and neither
iparty should recover costs or disburse'
ments from the other. The judges
opinion is q sensible, able document
displaying an insight into human
character and a respect and high re-
gard for the marriage relationship
with the necessary forebearance on
both sides that is very pleasing to wit
ness. Democrat.
Notice.
The first quarterly meeting for Leb'
anon NJ. E. Church South, VIII begin
at ll:O0 q. M, Saturday, Dec. 22, and
will continue oyer Sunday.
W.. s. MoLLoY.