The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-30

DR.. Booth aud family and brother,
J. q. Booth, and Mr.. Keerns and fam.
lily, Of Waterloo, left yesterday for the
coast, They expect to be gone about
ten days.
Marshal g. W. Taylor went to Port
lsnd last Saturday to see the U. s.
cruiser Philadelphia, and returned
Monday.
]. Il. Adcox, q jeweler from Drain,
Or, has located here and occupies the
house west OF the Tupper house. Ban
don Record.
Mf. Ferguson, Of Falls City, was
arrested and fined $40 and costs for
pointing u revolver at some children.
Served him right.
License has been issued for the mar.
rlage Of Miss Leona Burmester, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Henry Bnrmester, and Mr..
y. Herbert VAIN.
About sixty people went from this
place on the excursion to Newport last
Sunday. All reported a fine time and
big crowd at the seaside.
We make photos from 50 cts. to $50
per dozen aud guarantee the hest work.
Call and See our samples. Tinkle
Photo Co., at Boyd's Gallery.
Money to loan. A limited amount
Of money to loan on good farm secur-
ity. Call upon or write to &. N.
Steele q Co., Albany, Oregon.
Mr.. Billy Barnes and family, who
hsye been visiting with John Bear
and family, near this place, returned to
their home in Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Hiram Baker, wife and little
boy, and Misses Ida Elkins aud
Blanche Warner left yesterday for
Fish Lake for two weeks outing.
Straw hats! straw hats!! from s to
Soc ut the Racket Store. Lace curtains
70 cts, 81, and N.25 per pair. Eight
spools Of best thread for 25c. 3 for l0c.
VIM. Gumm and family, who have
heen visiting the family OF P. NJ. Smith
for the past three weeks, left Monday
for their home in Fsrmington, Wash.
A great many people In Lebanon are
doubtless not aware that the ordinance
requiring cows 10 be kept up at night
Is now in effect. The city pound has
had one victim.
Mr.. f. B. TInkle and wife went to
Albany last Thursday on a visit with
relatives. Mr.. Tinkle returned Satur-
day, and Mrs. Tinkle and baby re-
turned Tuesday.
Young man, yon are thinking some
thing about your sweetheart, and you
will want TO look nice when in her
presence, 30 buy the latest styles OF
clothing at Bakers. He has the prices
way down 10 suit your reedy cash.
B. F. Kirk and J. R. Ewing are
talking Of consolidating their barber
shops. This would be good move.
II would save rent and other expenses
aud give each chance 10 get out Of
the shop occasionally.
Mr.. John Beard aud family, OF Rose.
burg, are visiting Mr.. Boards parents
near this place. Mr.. Beard and wife
expect to leave in q few days for
Alaska TO look for q location, having
sold out his business in R6seburg.
SIaver, the fast bicyclist, in the race
against Chehslis, at Portland, last
Saturday, defeated the horse with
wonderful ease In 2:02 and 203 2-5, the
fastest time ever made In the North
west. The hOrse's time was 208.
Conductor Cummings, Of the Leba-
non branch, has taken layoff and
with his family have gone to Belknap
Springs for few weeks vacation.
Brakeman Guisness has charge Of the
train during Mr.. Cummings absence.
Photographer Boyd and wife started
for Crook county Friday morning.
They will return to Brownsville abou,
the middle Of September, and will then
pitch their tents and take photographs
for those who desire them.-Browns.
vile Times.
George Mcconnell, Of Portland grand
keeper Of the records and seals Of the
X. Of p. Of Oregon, is said TO be an EN-
bezzler to the amount Of 81, 900 or 50, 600
Experts are working on his books
Mcconnell Is thought to be In Canada
having disappeared q week ago.
Mrs. l.. M. KinGer died last Monday
evening, July q, ut her home In San
tam precinct, Of heart disease, at the
age Of 81 years. She WIS pioneer o.
Linn county aud leaves several SONS
well known in the county, US well al
many friends " mourn her death.
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