The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-28

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per dozen.
Chandler Goes bis own work and
works cheap.
Miss Dumond Is selling millinery at
hard time prices.
Smith has just added fifty new books
10 his circulating library.
Ifyou want to sell property list 1t
with Peterson Il Andrews.
George Rice represents some Of the
best insurance companies in the world.
Pugh d Munsey want your produce
and will pay you the highest price
paid.
George Rice wriies all kinds OF in
suIance, and solicits Il share Of your
patronage.
pugh h Munsey are always ahead
on fresh groceries ii prices as low as
the low est.
lhil Smith, h. Keei.lls and Tom
Parker returned Iuesleg lrom the
mountains.
Waited 1T The Lebanon art gallery,
hay, a.A, ~ wheat, in exchange for
photographs.
After June /, Miss Dumond will sell
all millinery goods at cost. Stock per-
fectly new and the latest, call and be
convinced.
Mr.. q. T. Trueloye, who has been en-
gagged in business in Portland for some
time, has sold out there and removed
to Lebanon with his ssmily.
Grandma Bland had a parallactic
stroke Tuesday morning and is In
critical condition. She Is lightweight
years old, and her recovery is very
doubtful.
Messrs. Dalgleish s Everett are
taking the platform out Of the back
end of their store, and are enlarging
their stock. They received carload
of twine last week,
DIR. Foley, DR.. Dudley, Dan Shaw,
P. W. Morgan, Joe Smith and Justice
Lovelee went to Portland yesterday as
witnesses In the Davenport case.
Davenport's chances for getting clear
are not as good as they looked sorne-
time ago,
Miss Mary Stewart Cunditf, Of AL
bany, well known throughout the val
ley as an elocutionist Of rare ability,
will give recital In Lebanon the sec
ond week in July under the auspices
of the Y. r s. G. E. Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. This
promises to be rare literary treat.
We received a letter from B. +. Bod.
well this week, In which he stated he
Ind been sick with the Ia grippe,
more or less ever since he had been in
San Francisco, and that he intend to
return to Lebanon about the first of
July for short lay-otf, end see If this
"beautiful web-footed weather. would
not get him to feeling better.
The third quarterly conference for
Lebanon circuit Of the South M. E.
church, will be held al Crabtree chapel
next Saturday and Sunday. Preach
ing Saturday morning and evening,
also Sundry morning and evening.
The chapel will be dedicated at l10O
a. M, Sunday by Rev. |. l.. Fritsel, of
Dallas. A cordial invitation is exten-
ded to all. w. L, Motley, Pastor.
While ]. +. Hyde and wife were in
Oregon City, snenk thief broke into,
and ransacked their house. 1t was
evident Tint the thief was after money
only; for be broke open Mr.. Hyde's
desk, footed up his city book to SEQ
what lie had Oh hand, found 1t was
about 500, and then nude desperate
effort to find 1t. Mr. Hyde 10 not only
CITY treasurer, hut finaecier for the A.
o. u, w. and the X. 0. I. NJ. The
thief must have known this and
also, that he had drawn some city
money few days before. The thief
was mistaken about him leaving 1t at
bonneville he had only small
amount on hand-h be had put itia The
Albany bank before going. The tlief
got $l.45 which Mrs, Hyde had laid
away and had been overlooked, for his
trouble
Married in the Evangelical taber-
nacle at Waterloo, last Sunday, June
2S, Mr.. j. Bailey, Of Waterloo, and
Miss Ida Brown Of Santiam, Rev. G..
N. Plowman officiating. AT 400 p. M,
after discourse, Rev. .. G. Polling Of
fered a prayer IN which he called Gods
blessing on the ceremony that was vi
follow, after which Rev, Kelley of
co, vallas sang II solo; during which
the bri al party appeared, Prof, w. J,
Grimes, az AVoo'i's'hs'' a''o hi' e,a'e''