The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-22

ing you will save money by getting
II at Buch's,
April 10 '95, hardly a person is now
alive, who can afford to miss it. AT
the Academy
All knowing themselves indebted 70
me will please call and settle at
once. M. A. MILLER.
The most Hon. Thomas jefferson
and Lady will arrive on the 10Th of
April,
Pugh d Muncy have just received
their spring stock Of hats which they
are selling cheaper than ever.
DR.. CIV. Cheadle's office hours from
II a. M, till 5 p. III. Office over City
Drug store.
II you want anything in the hard
ware or tinware line now is the time
to buy as Carman & Go. are selling out
below cost.
Pugh & Muncy have just received a
large invoice of ladies' children and
mems SHOES. See them and sou will
buy them.
Those who have been worrying for
fear Oregon WIS going to have a
drouth, probable have had their fears
removed.
Every cash purchaser Of $40 worth of
goods at S. p Baclis store gets crayon
portrate of themselves OF friend free.
See sample of work in his window.
Hiram Baker received another large
invoice of spring goods this week
direct from the eRst. He invites the
puolic 70 call and inspect these goods
and get prices.
Meals at all hours at Rilea e. Carr's
restaurant in Kirkpatrick's building,
also lunch counter In connection
where you can get sandwich or q
cup Of coffee at any time.
The students of the Academy are
practicing the drama, Broken Fet-
tiers" which will be played on April
4. This is splendid play and will no
doubt be be rendered in good shape.
The students Of the Academy are
preparing the popular drama Broken
Fetters," which will be presented on
April 4. This is splendid play of
five acts, and every one will be well
paid by hearing it.
On April 1S, the Choral society Of
this place will give a grand musical !
entertainment consisting Of solos,
duets, quartetts, choruses, etc. Lovers
of music will do well to bear this in |
mird as 1t promises to he the event of
the season.
Ladies If you are thinkil Z of getting
a pair OF shoes or II n,w dress Gext |
week, you will want to know where to
get the hest for The least money. Mr.. |
Baker always carries the best.
The entertainment at the Academy
on last Saturday evening, though not
very largely ATTENDED, was a most en-
joyable affair. Miss Vandersal us an
elocutionist is one ofthe best We have
ever had the pleasure to listen to, and
those who did not hear her missed a
treat. The program throughout was
good, as was shown by the hearty ap.
plause which greeted every perform
ance, several being enthusiastically en-
cored. The music department Of the
Academy 10 to be eomplimented for
the good music, both vocal and instru-
mental rel dered on this occasion. We
hope the time is not far distant when
the people Of Lebanon will more Justly
appreciate good talent be it "home"
or from abroad.
Z. w. Achison & Co. have Just
placed in position for Mrs. Josie Simp-
son handsome cottage monument
over the grave Of her late husband,
Abner c. Simpson and son George, In
the Masonic cemetery, II eonfers
great credit on the marble dealers.
The top Is Of dark Barrie granite,
while the base is Of California granite
The lettering is well done in gold leaf,
sunken deep. Upon each side Of the
cap Is the handsom Maeeabee emblem,
IN gold outline, All attractive feature
Of the monument, the first use Of the
emblem In either ceme,ery. The work.
manship Is frstclass, with nothing
left undone and the monument has a
solld, permanent appearance as well
as heing handsome In Its architecture,
thnt adds 10 the eftect.--Albauy Dem.
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