The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-15
Remember the ides Of April.
New millinery at MIs. @. Rilpls,

EdItor Dugger Of Scio, was on our
streets last Saturday.
Table board at Rilea a Carr's retau-
rant for only $3.50 per week,
Two loaves Of bread for 8 cents ut
ltilea u Carr's.
Ifyou want to sell property list IL
with Peterson n Andrews.
Hiram Baker received large as
sorllnent Of wall paper this week.
Dr. CIV Cheadle's Office hours from
II a NJ, tili5p. M, Office over City
Drug store
Hiram Baker received another large
invoice Of sprfg goods this week
direct from the east He invites the
puolc to call ard inspect these goods
a3d get prices.
Meals at all hours at Rilea & Carr's
restaurant In Kirkpatrick's building,
also lunch counter In connection
where you can get sandwich or a
cup Of coffee at any time,
Do not fail to hear Miss Vaundersai
at the Academy OH Saturday evening
ut s O'Clock. She Is All elocntionist of
rare ability and good program is
assured.
The students Of the Academy are
praeticlng the drama, Broken Fet-
tersn which will be played on April
a. This is splendid play and will no
doubt be be rendered in good shape.
Mr.. Percey II, Kelley has resigned
bis position as deputy prosecuting at
torney. He has filled the office well.
II Is not unlikely that Mr. Luther
Elk ms viii be appointed by Mr. Nc
Cain.
On Sunday Miss Dora Page, stud
ent at the Albany college, was crossing
the Calagooia street bridge with some
other girls, whea in looking over the
the railing her gold watch fell int. the
ripping waters Of the Willamette
seventy feet below. Yesterday Joseph
Smith and R. R. Humphrey procured
bout and with a garden rake fished
the watch out. ut.--Heralds.
DR.. A. b. Prentis who Is to be in
our city on the 18th wishes it to be
distinctly understood that he is not a
travelling dentist, but is looking for a
good location. The work done by
him will he us good as that done In
any ettlce cn the coast. DR.. Prentis
will he pleased TO show samples of
work aud quote prices to all who may
call, whether they have work to do or
not. Parties having work to will
please call early and make appoint
ments His Office will be in the par.
l1rs Of the st. Charles.
A fatal accident happened Wednes-
day noon of last week At the home Of
Harmon Hecker residing near the
Santlain hridge. Mable, the five year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hecker
while playing IN the kitchen, as Mrs.
Hecker was getting dinner in some
manner upset a pot Of hot coffee, the
liquid covering her face and breast,
scalding her III a frightful manner.
medical assistance was secured, but ii
was impossible TO overcome the effects
OF the burn, and the child died after a
painful experience Wednesday night.
The grand jury failed to return a
true bill against A. +, Stawe, thus re-
leasing him from custody This aetion
was due, not to lack Of evidence, for
his wrong doing was evident, but for
the purpose Of giving the defendant
one more chance Of reformation. BY
the aid Of u few benevolent gentlemen,
bonds were obtained u few day before
court; and BY the help Of other kindly
disposed persons, sufficient money was
raised to reimburse Mr. j, Ii, airing,
whose money had been appropriated
by Mr., Stove, No man, within The
memory Of the Oldest inhabitant, has
ever been helped SO often and so gen.
erously as has been this man, and but
few have shown so little gratitude.
Drink has brought him within the
shodnw Of felon's cell; and, unless he
speedily reforms, drink will yet make
him q felon. We hope that this lesson
80 dearly bought, will prove to him
lasting warning and be the means of
opening before him successful and
honorable career.
The grand jury did not indict either
Walter Bass or William Rays both of
whom were suspected of being the
parties who robbed Joe Bull, 1t is
commonly rumored that the jury were
strongly impressed with the guilt of
the defendants, but doubted the States
ability to secure conviction on the
evidence obtainable. The crime of