The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-30
The dry weather Is iDiuring the

template d weeks Visit to the ocean
Albert Drum, of Colorado, and
brother, are guests at the st. Charles.
Ed Kellenberger, Vein Blodget, J..
B. Thompson and VIII Peryis drove
to Brownsville Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Bush, Salem's great banker,
was In the city Saturday. He had
been to Waterloo with his daughter
The item about Ike Basta's gold
printed on the first page,
should have been credited to the AL
bany Democrat.
Money to loan. A limited amount
Of money to loan ON good farm secur-
ity. Call upon or write to s. N.
Steele q Co., Albany, Oregon.
Rev. W. s. Molloy and wife, Of this
city, and Mr.. Doughion, Of Spicer, are
conference Of the NJ. T.,
Church South at Oakland, this week.
HarryWilson has applied fora patent
on hop press Of his own invention
that will eclipse anything now In
use He went to Albany on Wednes-
days local for the purpose Of making
patterns for use in casting the iroa
portions Of his press He expects to.
have one Of these machines ready for
work some time this week. - Harris
burg Review.
Saturday afternoon about thirty
ladies gathered at the residence Of DR..
Booth, and with Mrs. John Reed at
the head, armed with whip, started
In body to the residence Of Mrs. F.
M. Miller and took procession, it being
her fiftieth birthday. After ali hour
spent In social conversation, all de-
parted wishing their host many happy
returns of the day.
Mr.. Tom Atteridge and Mr.. Tom
Hazen were brought before Justice
Lovelee on Wednesday and pleaded
guilty to falling to properly bury a
dead horse that had been left near Mr..
John Roberts place. II seems that
there was no intention Of violating the
law and the parties were released with
u small fine, agreeing to at once bury
the animal. Mr.. Roberts house was
badly scented by the carcass.
Charles Harmon, of Roseburg, a
brother of A. Harmon, formerly Of AL
bany, has a patent for an improved
stove oven. The patent is for rotary
bottom to the oven so arranged that
the cook can, by the turn Of thumb
screw on the outside turn loaf, pie or
roast In the oven without taking them
out as In the old way, Also if the
bottom Of the oven becomes too hot,
the cook can by the turn of thumb
screw elevate the loaf SO as to prevent
burning or scorchiug.-E
The order Of Independent Foresters
foundered in Newark, MI, in 1874,
and claiming to be the best fratqrnal
benefit society in the world, is forming
q court IN Lebanon. All wishing to
take advantage of cheap rates should
send in their names immediately to
DIR. H. l.. Parish, Of this city; or G. G..
Burkhart, Of Albany. The order has
5000 members in California, and large
courts in Portland and Salem. Wm.
Sanderson, Supt., Portland, Or.
The trusts are beginning to ball. The
whisky trust has been ordered sold by
courts. The cordage trust is broken
up and now we are making war upon
the thread trust. From now on we
will sell first grade six cord thread for
4c spool, seven for Csc. Three cord,
two for Sc. At the Racket store. We
also have overaIls fol As, 50 and Csc
Engineers overalls As, 65 and 80.
Mems Jean pants Soc, Ladies' shoes
from $l.l0 to ~ 7G. Mems wool hats
80 fo SOC. Fur hats 81 to $I.75. Cow
boy hats 75c and S1.50.
Several young people in this vcin-
ity are preparing to enter school this
full throughout the state, As before
quite few from Lebanon will attend
the Albany college. This popular
faculty deserve credit for placing the
institution, of which Linn county is
justly proud as her leading institution
of learning, on q firm college basis.
The course in many respects is on a
par with eastern institutions, The
conservatory Of music, recently organ
lied under Prof, NV, Parvin, assisted
by Misses Hela Gilbert and Maggie
Anderson, will be the best equipped
conservatory in Oregon.
Theevangeleatic meetings conducted
by Rev. f. r. Ross Of the M. f.
church South in this city closed last
Sunday evening. For two weeks, this
bright consecrated man has preached
twice day to fair audiences. There