The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-10-15

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you haven't the money, bring him
wood, potatoes. or any kind Of pro
duce.
The best dressed men In Linn county
are those who buy their clothing
from Bach 4 Buhl. Good suits for
low prices.
Mr.. James Matchett will move to
Idaho after the election aud will locate
somewhere In that country, for some
time at least.
Mrs. Boulton and daughter, Miss
Rose Starr, OF Woodland, Calf, have
been visiting at the home Of p. NJ.
Smith and family.
Preaching at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at 7;3O. Young
peoples meeting at $50. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
This valley was treated to q fine rain
last Saturday afternoon ana night.
1t was fine to lay the dust, but hardly
enough to start the plows.
Mr.. Otis Keebler returned home
from Oakland Monday, where he had
been to take load for J. V. Keebler.
He reports 1t pleasant trip.
Miss Fannie Griggs spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with her brother, J.
L. Griggs, and wife, on their farm,
seven miles east Of this city.
Pugh & Muncy have just opened up
the incest line Of ladies and gents
Mackintoshes ever brought to Lebanon
and the prices will suit you.
Mrs. B. Carlton and Miss Olive
Carlton returned home from Eu-
gene and Coburg. where they have
been visiting relatives and friends.
Ladies', Miss Dumond calls your at.
tention to the new fall millinery. A
handsomer line has never been brought
to Lebanon, and as usual at the lowest
prices.
Prof. W. w. Alllngham spent last
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
near Coburg, going Friday after school
on his bicycle and returning Sunday
afternoon.
Billy Taylor, hobo printer, claim
ing his home in California, struck
Lebanon last Tuesday lie was broke,
as usual; and the printers put up for
him over night.
Farmers who store their wheat at
the Lebanon mill this year will re-
ceive Albany prices for same when
they wish TO sell. See ad. Of the
Champion Mill.
Remember that the DeMoss Family
Quartette, Lyric Bards Of America" "
will give one Of their musical enter.
ia nments in this city week from
Friday, Oct. %.
DR.. J. A. Lamberson was called
above Foster Tuesday TO see ]. A,
Nichols, who was moved up there last
week aud took a relapse from the trip,
and is again very III.
The wheat market continues healthy
and today the price In Lebanon is 81
cents. The short crop In other coun.
tries seems 10 be such as to insure 9
continued firmness.
Mr.. Asa Baker and wife returned
Monday from their bridal trip and OF
present are living will, Mr.. Bakers
parents, but intend to commence
housekeeping In the near future.
Mr.. Andy Nichols, WHO lives above
Foster, three years ago caught fawn,
and from the increase of that fawn
now has five head, al gentle and
kind, and will lick salt Or sugar out Of
anyone's hand.
Two Catholic Sisters, accompanied
by large delegation of Albany chill
dren, came out to this city last satur-
day and went down on the river to
have picnic, but their pleasure was
broken up by the ralp.
DR.. Lamberson Is vice president Of
the Lebanon Mckinley club, and q
campaign speaker Of ability, II Nc
Kinley is elected the doctor will likely
be rewarded for his energetic support
Of the republican candidate.
Popular concert at Band hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 10, at s p. M, by
the Washburn Mandolin and Guitar
Club, under the auspices Of santianl
academy. Come and assist your home
educational institution. See posters.
Quite large delegation Of reppbli-
cans from this city went to Albany
yesterday to hear Hon. Ben Butter.
worth, Of Ohio, and Judge Caples, OF
Portland, speak. There were 26 ex.
cursion tickets sold, besides many
went by private conveyance.