The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-08-06

Store.
Prot. d. Y. S. Reed, principal of the
Eugene public school, was In Lebanon
on Tuesday visiting relatives and
friends.
Prof. j. b, Marks and sister, Miss
Madee Marks, of Albany, were in Leba.
non the first Of The week on IL visit TO
friends.
Mr.. Martin Quinn, recent cahdi.
date for congress on the populist ticket,
Is to be in Mayor Pennoyer's street
cleaning department.
We make photos from SO cts. to $50
per dozen aud guarantee the best work.
Call aud see our samples. Tinkle
Photo Co., at Boyd's Gallery.
Money to loan. A limited amount
of money to loan on good farm secur-
Iity. Call upon or write to S. N.
Steele Il Co., Albany, Oregon.
Mrs, H. W. Borchers aud children
who have been visiting Mr., Borchers'
parents, Mr., and Mrs. r. Cheadle, left
Tuesday for her home in Portland.
Straw hals straw hats!! from to
Soc at the Racket Store. Lace curtains
10 cts, 81, and Sl.25 pei pair Eight
spools Of best thread for 2jr, 3 f,' l,ic.
| Mrs. w, b. Donaca, Charley aud Fay
Dunaca aud John Dunaca aud wife,
returned from the mountains Monday,
They got large quantity If berries
while gone.
Dr. g. W. Cheadle and wife, and
Mrs. w. L. Chandler returned Friday
from the mountains, where they had
been after berries, which they reported
rather scarce.
Farmers who store their wheat at
the Lebanon mill this year will re-
ceiye Albany prices for same when
they wish To sell. See ad. of the
Champion Mill.
Mr.. j. o. Rowland and two SONS,
William and Fred, are IN Lebanon, on
their way across the mountains They
expect to fish and hunt while cauiped
at the Sodas and Fish Lake.
Attys w. M. Brown, John NJ.
Somers and Ed L, UImphrey had quite
an experience at cattle-driving last
Friday and Saturday, going up on
Mcdowell creek after several head.
Mrs. r. H. Curl, Of Albany. formerly
Of Brownsville was in the city this
week, the guest of Mrs. j. c. Bilyeu.
Mrs. Curl was looking around for q
house TO rent with view of moving to
Lebanon.
j. c. Bilyeu llas rented his residence
on Main street to o. G. Mcfarland,
thinking he would move to Browns
Willie, but since he has decided to re.
main in Lebanon, he has moved into
his residence on Depot street.
Mr.. L. Keebler informs US that o
stray milk cow came to his place about
week ago. The COW is spotted, red
and white, about sig years old, and
has a leather strap with ring, around
her horns. The owner can recover the
same by calling Oh Mr.. Keebler.
At the meeting Of the city ouncil
Tuesday night the council ordered the
marshal to see that all sidewalks were
repaired and that all closets. outhouses
etc, were properly cleaned out. Strict
order was given that this must be
done or costs will be added.
The Albany Democrat says: The
Democrat is informed that the. Cowan
residence property in this city, at the
cornor Of Ferry and 5th Streets has
finally been decided to be the property
Of Mrs. Cowan, and that Mr.. Cowan
and family will return to Albany to
reside.
The Brownsville Times says that the
different Touring mills Of Linn county
around Brownsville have agreed that
from the first day Of August, 1896, the
rate of exchange for each bushel Of
good, clean, white wheat will be 3s
pounds of fine flour, and for each
bushel of good, clean, red wheat, SO
pounds Of fine flour.
Hon. M. A. Miller, Of Lebanon, has
purchased the residence property Of O.
G. Mcfarland in this city aud will
remove to Albany to reside. Mr.. Mil.
Ter, il liz said, will study law He is a
young man of ability and would un'
doubtedly make success as lawyer
Herald. Mr.. Miller secured the
property in the trade with Mr.. McFar
land. He says be las no intention ol
moving to Albany
u Mr. O G. MnFarlAnd of this CITY