The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-28

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lust Thursday. He came down to Al
bany to have II dressed and has been
visiting in Lebanon this week, He
VIII return to work Saturday.
Shoes away down-quality away up
AT the closing out sale Of Read, Pea
cock Il Co.
You can buy nice, large arm, hand
carved rocker Of the Albany Furniture
Company for $2.65.
Five thousand rolls 1895 styles Of
wall paper cheap for cash oil Albany
Furniture Co., Albany, Oregon.
Go to the City Bakery and Grocery
for your bread, cakes, pies and grocer
les. They always carry the best.
Are you looking for an engagement
or wedding ring? French the jeweler,
Albany, has some handsome ones.
Get you new pair of shoes quick,
while they still have u good assort-
ment left at Read, Peacock 4 Co.'s.
Mrs. Peter La Forge eand son William
arrived in Lebanon this morning from
California Mrs. La Forge has been
in very poor health.
When In need of mems gloves go to
he Racket Store, where they have a
large assortment and sell them for the
lowest possible cash price, from SOC up
AT the regular meeting Of the A. 0.
U. w. last Tuesday evening, Mr.. VIM.
Robins was elected delegate to the
grand lodge which meets in Portland
in July.
Hen. M. G. George, Of the most able
orators Of the state, and formerly a
Lebanon boy, will speak In this city
tonight at the band hall.
The democratic candidates will close
their canvass tonight In Albany. The
candidates all feel encouraged and the
outlook Is fine for a democratic victory
this year.
Hon. Ben Hayden, of Salem, and
Hon. J, j. Whitney, Of Albany, will
address the citizens Of Lebanon to.
morrow Friday evening at the band
hall. BE sure and hear them.
DR.. J. A. Lamberson, T, q. Psebler,
W. G. Peterson, Jos. Mayer. VIM.
Lewis, and Mr.. Boyle, of the X. 0. t
M. Tent Of this city, made tine Soda.
vile, fraternal visit Tuesday night.
All report fine time.
G. W. Cruson and wife, J. g. Boyle
and wife, 8. A. Nickerson, and Mrs. /,
Saltmarsh returned Saturday from the
meeting OF the grand lodge of the l. O.
0. F and Rebekahs which met in
Astoria, They report grand time. .
Claud Davis who in company with
David Fry left about two months age
to try his luck In the gold mines Of
Southern Oregon, returned to Lebanon
Monday thoroughly disgusted with
mining life
Mr.. j. w. Carson went to Albany
last Saturday to meet his little boy
who has been attending the blind
school In Salem. The school being out
the little fellow came home 10 spend
his vacation.
]. M. Settle left last Friday for Port
land Oh business. He came back tt
McMinnvilIe Monday to attend the
state grange now in session at tha
place. His wife went down to Nc
Minnville Monday.
P. M. Smith, w. B. Donaca, Jos
Elkins and Surveyor Fisher returned
TO Lebanon today from QGartsvlll'
where they had been for the purpos,
of reviewing the proposed road from
Foster to Quartsville,
Geo, Ridgeway, son of Geo. Ridge
way, died at his home In Buckley
Wash, May %, and was brought tt
this city and buried in the Lebanon
cemetary Tuesday He was 10 year
of age. ,..,.
The concert given last Friday even
ing at the Presbyterian church by th'
Albany conservatory quartet was thu
best thing Of the kind ever given il
Lebanon. All four that took part don'
fine and we have heard many tiatter
ing and complimentary remarks fo
the concert.
Regular preaching service In th'
Cumberland Presbyterian church Sab
bath morning as usual, by the pastor
Rev. A. Melvin Williams. This will
probably be his last sermon at thi
church for quite while as this will
close his pastoral year at this place ant
he expects to leave next month TO
Southern California, where he ha
accepted q call church.
The Albany Democrat says: MI
Garland Ia an attorney of ability