The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-09-28
New shoes at Read, psaeOek . Co.

Hiram Baker sells l6 yards of calico
for u.
Feed oats for sale, enquire Of W.
b. Donaca,
II you want to get nice fresh bread
go to Peebler's.
CO. Rawlings and wife spent last
night 10 Albany.
Go TO Hiram Bakers f~ yonr $50
men and ladies' shoes.
Licence TO marry has been issued to
]. M. Pcebes and II. M. Norton.
A new line Of suitngs and cloakingt
have arrived at Read, Peacock 4 Co.
Mems boots, from $l.75 up, al Read,
Peacock u Co.
some new Jackets and Capes At
Read, Peacock d Go.
Read, Peacock u 60. teceivcd Today
a line of Fall and Winter Jackets.
A line Of Children's shoes just re-
ceivod nj Read, Peacock d. Co.'S.
Come In and exam he my new stock
N. w. SMITH.
The Lebanon public schools opened
lust Monday with good attendance.
Read the new "ud" Of the l.. Il.
llain Clo,hing Company in this issue.
II you want photos made and havn't
the money Boyd will take your pro.
dum.
Music lPssons ut the Academy, $3.50
pa not th; u-eM piano for practice II
IpeI nlUhIh.
have good black horse which !
wolil +" to trade far n goI niilch
COW NJ. A, MILLER.
Nrw goo and rev prices in -ta.
tionery Al n. ~, oniitl's n''N stare.
We hear much praise gveA 10 the
school directors for the way they have
had the school house fitted up.
Mackil.toshes IT women aid misses.
New goods, new styles and popular
prices. s. Il. YOUNG, Albany, Or.
| Millinery openingai Mrs. Geo. Rice's
next Wednesday and Thursday, Octo-
ber ind 4.
have No / horse and buggy
which ] desire to trade for baiIed hay.
NJ. A. MILLER.
Place your insurance with Peterson 4
Umphrey. They represent number
Of reliable companies that pay when
there Il loss, and do not keep you
waiting for your money.
Ladies', you nre invited to attend the
fall opening Of millinery Wednesday
land Thursday, October 8 and 4, at Mrs,
Mt0cganB old stand.
Miss A. DUMoND.
Prof. A. w. Moses and family, Of
Tangent, but formerly of this city,
have removed to Sodaville. where Mr..
| Moses has been elected principal of the
public schools.
Miss Hattie Warner is principal Of
the Primary and Grammar depart.
ment of the Santiam Academy. Five
dollars will pay the tuition until the
Christmas holidays.
Rev. Holman, Of the Christian
church, will preach in the academy
next Sunday at II A. M. and 7:50 P. M
Morning subject, "rhe Divine Side,
and tie Human Side Of Christianity
J Mrs. A. l.. King, nee Miss frankie
LaForge, who has heen visiting her
parents at this place, Jeff Inst Saturday
for her home which 10 near Lo'
Angeles, California.
The ladies Of Lebanon and vicinity
are cordially invited to call Ut the
Ladies' Bazaar, when In Albany, and
examine their elegant fall stuck
Everything new aud Of the very latest
styles,
/ A. G, Harden had the misfortune tt
geta rib broken and badly bruised uE
last Monday by helng struck by u fall
ing timber while working on Mr.. Wi
ley's barn. DR., Courtaey was called
and dressed his wound.
| j. h. Thompson and mother left
Yesterday for Gnldendale, Wash.
where they 20 Ia response to telt.
gram announcing the serious illness o.
Jas Thompson, II brother of ], B
Thompson. Later a telegram VIA,
received announcing the death Of Mr.
Thompson.
Tonight is the time SET for the city
council to meet the Electric Ligh
Company and talk over the matter o
the city buying the plant. We fint
that this proposition seems tc he quite
popular among our citizens and If lef
to a vote will surely carry by goot
aianitu Tho EYppEaS fhlnka fhn