The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03

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they are worth cent apiece.
We will take any kind Of feed that
10 good Tor 70 editor, or his COW, on
subscription
N. W. Smith and 4. n. Boslar rode
to Albany and back this morning on
their wheels.
You can buy nice, large arm, hand
carved rocker Of the Albany Furniture
Company for s2.65.
Any style, bust, full figure or groups,
best arist0 finish cabinet photes only
%, worth $3.50 at Boyd's.
Are you looking for an engagement
or wedding ringf French the jewsler,
Albany, hiss sone handsome ones.
Shaving loo. and hair cat l6c. at the
new barber shop In the old bank build
ing. w. II. LUTz. Prop.
When IN Waterloo call OH the City
Drug store for fiDe p-rtumery, drugs
ETC.
The finest line. Of dress patterns 10
the city is to be found At the Racket
at0re.
Bring the children now. You can
get dozen fine cabinet photos for only
81 for 30 days at Boyd's.
Mrs. Randle and two daughters left
this morning for Lyons, where they
will spend sOme time visiting relatives.
There's no clay, -four, starch or
other worthless filling In Hoa Cake
and no free alkali to burn the hands.
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than BY actual wear as the
free alkali rots thsm. Hoe Cake Ia
pure, and only 5 cents.
The long want Royal Worchester
corsets 10 the one to buy, s5cts., 7bcts.
and 81. Sold by Read. Peacock d Co.
Wanted. All girls 10 know that
"Hoe Cake' will not make their
hands red like common soap. Save
the wrappen. They are worth cent
apiece.
Only 80 days left to have your
photos at almost half price at Boyd's.
Going like hot cakes. $3.50, ~ and
$5 photos going for only sl.50 and O.
for short time at Boyd's.
Tiukle, the Artist, hes bought q
gallery In California and will leave
here in about six weeks. You should
have him make your picture before he
goes.
The Waterloo mill being able to I'LL all
the present orders Of the Thn. Kay
Woolen Mill Co., the Salem mill will
not run for some time, says the
Statesman, substantially.
DR.. Booth informs US that the 0.
year.old child Of A. r. Ayers, which
was kicked by horse, 10 fast recover.
ing, but II had narrow escape. The
child lay unconscious over IS hours.
Measure your rooms accurately and
bring size In feet and inches with you.
1t costs you nothing TO have your car
pets sewed by hand by the Albany
Furniture 20, Albany, Oregon.
Prof. Randls informs us that he is
having new sills put under the AcAd.
emy and new4fioor put In one Of the
rooms, and othsrwise fitting up the
Academy.
Q. II. Moran has closed the trade
With @. W. Wheeler and has taken
possession Of the property, but on &c.
count Of Mr. Morsn's wifes health he
will nM move to LebAn0n for the
present.
DR.. r. H. Curl, Of Brownsville, will
Walt Lebanon on Monday, Sept. 7, and
remain six days. Painless extraction
Of teeth speciality, The doctor 10 n
first class dentist. II you need any
work done give him . call.
James Stewart and Geo. Campbell,
Of Springfield, Lane county, were
faed $50 each for killing Chinese
pheassnts out Of season. They got 10
hurry, and Deputy Game Warden
Wilkins hurried them before o justice.
The union services ~ the NJ. Il.
church sunday evening was well ut.
tsndsd, the house being comfortably
filled. Rev. Harmon and Rev. Lamar
were the only ministers present. Both
gave interesting addresses.
Capt. Geo. Pope and Judge J. W.
Whalley, Of Portland, arrived 10 Leba-
non Monday and on Tuesday went
out pheasant hunting with several Of
our sportsmen. They succeeded In
bagging u pheasants. On Wednesday
Judge Whalley left for Btayton and
Capt. Geo. Pope left this morning for
Portland.
Hons. Geo. E. Chamberlain, of
Portland, E. Hofsr, Of Salem, and J.
s, Smith, Of Albany, will address the
citizens Of Lebanon and vicinity, to.
night, in the Opera House, on the