The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-16

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. Pure paints and oils Of oil Kind ,
Smiths Pharmacy.
Remember Chandler !s the practics
timer and plumber.
Smith has just added fifty new book
= 10 bis circulating library.
i Ifyoa want to sell property list
y With Peterson n Andrews.
lfyou want to buy property call OF
y Or write Peterson d Andrews.
lfyou desire to purchase property q
. bargain, call on M. A. Miller.
Buy yon tickets EAST over the N. p
r. II NV. q. Peterson, Local agent.
George Rice represents some of the
best insurance companies 10 the world
Anyone Wishing well seasoned rust ic
and flooring, should call on M, A.
Miller.
| George Rice writes al kinds Of in
surance, and soiicits share Of your
patronage.
4 State Normal School, Drain, Oregon.
Write for catalogue, Free, Louis
Baraee, president.
When you want 10 buy suit of cloth.
Ing you will save niuney b. getting
II at Bach d Bnhl.
Farmers, grease your machinery
with Eldorade Castar machine oil.
For sale BY N. w. Smith.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle at
oncs. M. A. MILLER.
After June !, Miss Dumond will sell
oil millinery goods at cost. Stock per.
fscily new and the latest, call and be
convinced.
Carpets, carpets, carpets. Mating
mating, mating. Buy Of the Albany
Furniture 20 Baltimore Block. All.
bany, Oregon.
Ladies II you are thinking Of getting
apair Of shoes or Q new dress next
week, you will want to know where 70
get the best for the least money. Mr.
baker always carries the best.
T. 8. Hodgens who 10 working for
the Scribners Magazine Publishing
Company, was in the city q couple Of
days this week soliciting, and sue
ceeded In getting q good number Of
subscribers while here. Mr.. Hodgens
10 jolly fellow and Q rustler.
Mr. ]. r. Smith informed us that be
received letter Wednesday from his
Mrs. Bolton, nee Mira Funk, q
10 which she stated that her h 'alth
10 better than It has been for long 1
lime. Her many friends here will be 4
glad to hear this good news.
doe" Davenport, who has been
,oniined in the county jail awaiting
IN examstion t,efore Judge Belienger
ur eounterfeiting, has given bail and
a nnw NOW at liberty. He returned :
o Lebanon Tuesday afternoon and
vent to his home across the river.
Robert B. Montague, general mani t
yer Of the Read, Peacock d Co.'s ~
tore at this place, left last Saturday b
IA vacatioH He intends visiting n
'esttle, TACOMA, Steilacoom and prob q
bly, Victoria, b. G. He will stop a /,
'hile 10 Portland and Salez. Oh his
pturn.
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An einigrant named ]. Butler, with h
Ia family, passed through here Tues d,
ny enroute for Salem. He left Nor. q
NJ county, Kansas, The 18th Of last r.
lay; driving through IN nins.y-three d,
ays. His teams were IN good cou- h,
Ition He said his family had all en- r
yed the trip. 90
Invitations have been issued for the be
arriage Of Miss Pearl Vance, young. "s
I daughter of MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. sh
ance, OF this city, to Mr.. Walter B. on
'aec,:k, oi the inercllantile firm of att
Fad, Peacock d Co., ut the residence po
the BRIDES parslts on Wednesday ne
ening, August 2s. Herald. WI
!. 81
Messrs Bilyeu, Parker and Shaw a.,
turned Isst Sunday. They went as ~,
az the Matoias. Besides catching iof
'erai candy buckets full Of fish, they ! i
cked number Of cans 10 regular
mon style; having prepared for it I
'ore going, with soldering irons, ,ns as
rs etc. Another fine trip reported sor m
usual. Ia (,
drs. J.. Coyle died at her home near ~ ~
taville last Saturday morning from die
Lroks of paralysis on Thursday after nes
IN. Mrs. Coyie was the only child per
Mr.. E. Kirkendall Of this city, and hn' NY
buried In the Sand Ridge cemetery ma ma
Sunday, She leaves q husband, wsl
her and host Of friends to noprn thu