The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-06-15

III you want 70 get nice fresh bfehn
so to Peebler's.
Bert Wight attended the commence,
mont exercises IN Albany this week.
Mr.. Grant Hanes of Albany was in
the city today,
Redpath Brothers. shoes at Read
Peacock and Go.
We understand there is to be big
horse race here on the 4th.
When you want to buy asuit Of cloth
ing you will save money by getting
1t at Bach's,
you want photos made and havn't
the money Boyd will take your pro
duce.
When you want new hat don't for
get Pugh and Munsey. They have the
latest styles.
Mr.. Ernest Lane Of Salem Is in the
city visiting his uncle and family,
Mr.. G. Lovelee.
David L. Fry has sold his interest in
the candy factory at Medford and has
gone to California.
Mr.. II. b. Montague attended COM
mencement exercises at the Albany
college, this week.
J. L. Adcox, agent for the Albany
steam lalDdry, sends washings down
on Tuesdays only,
Mrs. Nettie McCune's baby fell in
the fire this week and was badly burn
ed, but not seriously.
A large crowd Of delegates come in
on today's train to attend the Baptist
association which meets in iltis city
today.
Owing to hurd times all millinery
will he greatly reduced for thirty days
AT Mrs. Geo. Rices.
Mr.. W. L. Chandler, Of Corvallis,
came over Friday and remained until
Tuesday visiting with his wife,
Mrs. q. A. Hardin was quite badly
hurt last Sunday by falling on the
sidewalk while on her way home from
church.
| DR.. s. Fl. Frazier returned home
Tuesday from visit to Portland and
persons wishing dental work done will
find him In his office
G.. W. Cruson is in Portland this
week. He is one Of the jurors in the
U, s. circuit court now in session in
that city.
The paper mill has been getting Its
lime from California for the last few
weeks on account of the high water in
Portland.
The only sure cure 10 preserve frui
md berries is to use anti-fermentint
for sale Mt N. w. Smiths drug store,
Miss Buena kirkpatrick spent tn,
week in Albany visiting friends ant
and attending the commencement
, exercises at the college.
A. e. Ansorge is now ready to d'
any repairing of organs, having haC
long experience in first-class factories
VIII guarantee satisfaction. Lebanon
Oregon.
Grandma Ralston, Miss Jessie Rails
ton and Miss Norma McCiain, VIII
were visiting in the city, returned t
Albany last Friday.
The subject of discourse at the Firs
Presbyterian church next Sunda.
: morning will he "The Eternal Man
sions and Their Occupants" John IA
9 Evening, "The Vision of Carpen
tiers, Zech. !, 20.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church expect to have public dinin
! hall on the 4tl. of July, where thos
not otherwise provided for, can b
served to q good warm dinner, ict
cream, lemonade etc, at prices CORES
$ bonding with the times. Particular
given later
Mr.. j. B. Slater died at his residenc
in this city last Sunday and wa
buried the following day in til
:. Masonic cemetery. He was rs yeal
" old and leaves wife and eight chi
dren to mourn his departure.
A Last Monday afternoon Miss OF
. Armstrong sister of Mrs. f. \
Miller, with whom she is makir
u her home, slipped and fe
J. while on the walk in ii
: back yard and broke her left leg ju
'i above the ankle. DR.. Booth assiste
by DIR. Barker reduced the fractu
and at this writing she is doir
nj nionlv