The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

WAu PaPVio w pnio hSiS w 49, $500
per dozen.
Chandler does his own work and
works cheap.
Miss Dumond Is selling millinery al
hard time prices.
Mr.. Burtenshaw is troubled with q
carbuncle ON his left hand.
| you want to buy property call on
or write Peterson h Andrews.
You can get loaves Of bread at
Mayer q Kimbroughfor 25 cts.
IF. Hyde returned home Wednes-
day from the q. A. r. encampment at
Oregon City.
Pugh & Munsey want your produce
and will pay you the highest price
paid.
Miss Libbie Carothers has gone to
Dayton, Washinton, to spend her sum-
mer vacation.
Pugh & Munsey are always ahead
on fresh groceries at prices as low as
the lowest
When You want to buy asuit Of cloth
ing you will save money by getting
1t at Bach's.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle at
once. M. A. MILLER.
Pugh g. Muncy have just received a
large invoice Of ladies' children and
mems shots. See them and sou will
buy them.
After June /, Miss Dumond will sell
all millinery goods at cost. Stock per-
fectly new and the latest, call and be
convinced.
q. Nelson's gang Of carpenters fin
ished the two stock yard pens last Sat-
urday ut this place, The S. r. COM
pany haye built them on the new
plan, and they are good ones.
Mrs. John Read presented this office
last Monday evening will a very
choice and elegant boquet composed
Of roses and beliotrope. Thank you,
Mrs. Read.
| Master Charlie Beattie found a mu-
sic holder the day after the fraternal
picnic that belong to some of the bands.
The owner can bave same by describ-
ing property, telling where IT was sup
posed to be lost, and paying for this
notice.
will have some Cotswold sheep;
both sexs, in Lebanon, Friday, June
2l, which ] will offer for sale. ] would
like for all sheep men to call and see
this fine breed of sheep. ] will also
have few fox hounds for sale W.
q. Brown.
The new electric light plant ut Wa
terloo will have capacity of 400 in
candescent lights, The mill will re-
quire 100 lights, the Others will be used
in the city. Among other things the
camp meeting ground will be lighted.
Waterloo is the smallest city in the
state using eletricc lights
Hats, hats, hats, when in need of a
hat don't fail to look al those in the
Racket store, straw hats &C., 20c., and
25c. Wool hats 30e,, 45c, and soc.
Cowboy hats 75c. and 81 so. Fir hats
81, $1,25 anG first grade Sl.75. New
chollies, fine figured lawn aud dress
yelling at prices away below competi-
tion, Great bargains in white dress
goods from Sc. up Outing flannel, 20
yds. for 81. Babys' lace caps zoe, 25c,
and 35 cents.
Dr. Booth, assisted by Dr. Gibson,
tapped the left lung Of Harry Watkins
of Sweet Home, last week, and took
out gallon or serum fluid, The opera
tion was performed wlthalt the loss of
any blood, The operation was success
ful and the patient is now rapidly inn
proving, DIR. Booth isa great fayorite
in that vicinity forhis skill and kind
attention to rich and poor alike,
Rev Nj .Bryans and wife, the evan
gelists, pitched their tabernacle in the
eastern part Of the city across the
canal, opposit "Brickn Hardin's resi-
dence, where they have commenced a
series Of revival meetings. II will be
remembered that Bryans and his wife
conducted similar meeting here about
two years ago; at which time many
were converted Their friends are
glad to see them back again, and hope
that much good may result from their
labors.
Attorney s. NJ, Garland and Prof j.
B. Marks on Monday last visited In-
dependence, Monmouth and Dallas, on
their wheels and returned on Tuesday,
after pleasant trip. Mr., Garland
went to attend to some law business at
Dallas, and Mr.. Marks accompanied
him for pleasure. They report that