The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-02-08
st'valentlne's Day is approaching.

born 10 the Wife OF John Dodg'
February 8, daugter.
Attorney s. M. Garland was In AL
bany on business Saturday.
9. r. Loveall and family, visited
relatives in Benton county this week
Mr.. W. Bell Of Taliman fell lac,
Wednesday at his home and broke
two rits.
DR.. CIV. Cheadle's office hours from
II ~ M, till s. p. m. Office over City
Drug store.
When you want to buy suit Of cloth
ing you will save money by getting
1t at Bach's.
| Mr. Ground Hog saw bis shadow on
the first Of the present month. We
all know what to expect.
Rev. J. T. Albeit, of Albany, will
preach at the M. Il. church la Leba-
non Sunday morning aud evening
and Rev. D. T. Summerville will be in
Albany ut the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs D. J. Hildreth, at their
residence mile and u half
north Of this city had the
pleasure Of entertaining a large mum.
ber oftheir friends last Friiay even.
ing.
Prof. q. II. Chapman president Of
the State University will deliver an
address on education In this city on
Friday evening March 10Th to which
everybody Is invited.
Ladies If you are thinking of getting
u pair of shoes or rev dress Lext
week, you will want to know where to
yet the best for the least money. Mr..
Baker always carries the best.
There will be u Farmers' Institute
held ut Lebanon on February 2Sth.,
March LIST and End. The Institute
will be held by the Oregon Agricult-
ural College. Prot. Bloss and several
Others of the faculty will be present.
Full particulars next week.
Mrs. Mccartney of Sodaville, has
sued Messrs. DR.. Jones and j. P. Ches.
her for damages, for taking the bell off
of the G. P. church In that place, she
having held u mortgage against the
church ut the time 1t was taken.
LATER-Since the above was set up
we have learned that Mrs. Mccartney
has gained the suit, but Is out of pocket
$3G, as cost, while the defendents have
the bell, for which they paid $50.
Ladies, If you want a good cheap
shoe for yourself, don't forget to go to
Bakers or send for his 98c, $l.25, $I.5O
$500 or $3.50, the best In the world for
The money. His motto is, never to
be under sold. .5',
Have You seen the great bargains at
the Racket store. Ladies' all wool
vests reduced to 70c, also ladies' all
wo u hose e5c., ehildren's l5c. White
wool anion suits $l.25. Twenty yards
Of calico for 81. Fine satteen l2Ic. Al
paca, for 1tc.
The reason that J.. e. Adcox, the
can change key-wind
watch to stem wind ut less price than
others Ia because he does his own work
willie others haye to seud the work to
Frisco or Chicago apd pay 81 to IS for
II done.
The entertainment given by the
students Of the Academy on Saturday
evening, February is, is going to be
good and you should attend, Twenty.
hve cents admission will be charged to I,
defray the expenses encurred by the
erection Of fine new stage. A num-
bere Of ch0ics selections Of music, reel.
Iations, dialogues etc. is being prepared
and an enjoyable time is promised.
Go and spend pleasant evening.
The stayton Times say that a man
named Morris, living across the river
n this, Linn county. went to Albany
III business some three weeks ago. He
vas seen by several there who knew
II \ the day he went down, but since {
,nt date, neither his family nor I
lands h ave heard word from him.
1ebapon's Brave Fire Boys are spar I
= either mains or money to make t
eir . = \, ssque hall a grand affair. A .
,n'n,,,.. will meet visiting Flremen 8
lhe ,he ,,s In. The boys will be glad Y
have MI viii, Sug Firemen eaal ~ the ?
,wp hall on The evening of the baA' p
euember the da e " February IA.
New goods. New g, ~as. 20 yds of o.
eeting for$l. Fine tw. "ea sV'a An- ie
ella $l,l0 Gingham 81 ant o. TOW h
Ing, cotton SC. linen lOc. i're'ssoeos b,
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