The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-04-27

Miss Maud Aldrich was compost.
tor In this Office for few days this
week.
When you want to buy a suit Of cloth
ing you VIII save money by getting
It at Bach's.
Mr.. &. NJ. Charlton of Salem is in
the city visiting his father.
Hiram Baker received large in.
voice OF Spring clothing this week of
the latest shades and styles.
A line of both cotton and wooden
dress goods have just arrived at Read,
Peacock d Co.'S. Something new,
The accounts Of Cruson 4 Menzies
will he placed in the hands Of collec-
tor April |, 1894. g. w. CRUsoN.
w. j. Guy returned to Portland
Monday where bis wife Is being treated
at hospitle.
The art Of cream candy making
taught at A. L, Davis store. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed or money refunded.
G. +. Knowles and family arrived
In Lebanon yesterday. They are recent
from South Dakota. They have rent
ed one of Mr., KirKpatrlcK's buildings,
and will open racket store.
Wash fabrics Of almost every de-
scripilon, new goods, new styles aud
low prices. s. E. YOUNG, Albany, Or.
The Express acknowledged pleas
ant call from A. J. Johnson canida e
for state senator on the republican
ticket. Mr.. johnson Is fine upright
young man,
The Epworth League of the NJ. L.
church will have charge of the public
service next Sunday evening, hegiun-
Ing at 7:SO. a good interesting service
may be expected.
You should remember that the best
place 10 buy pianos or organs is 1t
Wills music stone, Albany, Or. He
uo'- hot take advantage of peoples ig-
norance nGl eril chtap made piano
at te Ia;ry ofa < Oh one,
A prominent member Of the iepub-
llcan club was heard to remark, that
he was very thankful that Mr.. Mitchell
the republican speaker, had stormy
night for his speech, as the address
was not worth hearing.
The county commissioners, ac-
companied by expert Dan Large,
went out to Sanderson's bridge yester-
day afternoon to see how work was
progressing on it. They found ever :.
thing apparently satisfactory. 1t will
be completed and opened for public
travel about next Thursday.-JIeraId
The Lincoln county democr its have
nominated Marsh simpson fr,r county
judge. II Is almost half a century
since, as a boy, he came with his
father, Uncle Mid Simpson, across the
plains and regan to rough 1T out beyond
the Luklamute-.Ex
The Evans L Sonts.g theatrica
company Is not meeting with succ q.
in Oregon. 1t is so tough that the
city council at Grants Pass and Ash.
land refused to grant them license tc
play, and their engag ements at those
places were cancelled.
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock a:
Gus johnson s.nd s. Y. Hobert were
talking on tle latter's farm abolt two
miles irord Silverton, beneath an OLD
oak tree which had been burning fol
two Gays; the tree suddenly fell, and
before Mr. Johnson could escape ht
was caught by limb and thrown
down aud the main portion of the
huge tree fell upon him crushing him
to death.
| Another movement is being made t
secure for Yaquina life saving station
and it is a good one. For the pas
| fifteen years a service has been needed
in that section and thereby many live
could have been saved which Tert
lost. Capt. Blakeney, chief of the lif
saving servcie, and Capt. Hooper, o
the Orchard Rush." have been look
ing over the grounds, but as yet n
definite eite has bee n selected.
If you have anything you dom
want or cant sell, nj something you
hogs can't eat, why in the thunde
don't you bring it to this Office an,
apply it on your subscription? If yol
don't read and have no use for tn
paper take the stuff to the preacher
he comes next. ---Desoto (Cal. J Shaving
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