The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-08-27

are visiting b. M. Donaca and family
The finest line Of dress patterns il
the city Ia to be fonnd at the Racket
store.
Bring the children now. You car
get dozen fine cabinet photos for only
~ for 80 days at Boyd's.
Mrs. ]. B. Anderson, who has beer
visiting relatives here returned to her
home In California Friday.
The Albany Democrats old files say
that In Jan. 1867 wheat was 80 cents
and oats Is cents.
We will take any kind Of feed that
Is good for ye editor, or his COW, on
subscription.
You can buy a nice, large arm, hand
carved rocker Of the Albany Furniture
Company for $265.
Sid Doris, typo Of Albany, passed
through Lebanon Monday on his waS
to Fish Lake.
Are you looking for an engagement
or wedding ring? French the jeweler,
Albany, haH some handsome ones.
Parties wlo WERE n furnish ns wood
on subscription, viii please bring the
ssue IN al their earliest convenince.
Shaving l0c and hair cut l5c. at the
new barber shop In the old bank build
Ing. w. II. LUTz, Prop.
s. N Garland and family left
Wednesday for Newport whore they
expect to be gone until Monday,
w. J. Guy and family left Monday
for Newport where they expect TO re-
main for two weeks on an outing.
Mrs M. l.. Pipes, Of Portland, Ia ex-
pected In Lebanon today, on q visit to
her parents, Or and Mrs, Skipworth,
The long want Royal Worchester
cOr.ets Ia the one to bur, 65c,s., 75cts.
and 81 sold by Read, P-scock 4 Co.
Hon. M. A. Miller left Monday for
Portland where he gees to attend the
democratic state campaign committee
which meets In that city this week.
Attorney E. r. 5kipworth has been
elected delegate to the gold national
democratic convention which meets
In Indianapolis Sept. 2.
Prof. D. v. 8. Reed, Of Eugene, Ia
an applicant for the Office Of surveyor
general, made vacant by the death Of
J. q. Arnold.
Wanted. All girls to know that
"Hoe Cake" will not make their
hands red llEe common soap. Save
the wrappers. They are worth cent
apiece.
r. Hiatt. E. Kellenberger, Chas.
Smith and A. Umphrey drove to
Salem last Friday night to attend the
big circus which showed there last
Saturday. They returned home Sun.
day night
M, J. W. Wilson, Of Walla Walls, IL
brother-in-law of J, g. aud W. H.
Reed, with his daughter arrived in
Lebanon yesterday lon visit to his
relatives. Mr.. Wilson is assessor Of
Walla Walla county.
Mr.. McCulley's little girl. while
playing with sonic of her little friends
in Lebanon yesterday, fell and broke
her arm, the bone projecting through
the skin. DR.. Foley was called and
reduced the fracture.
Elder J. Shea, of Foster, passed
through Lebanon Monday on his way
to Albany. The Elder informs us that
Hans Wadtli, late of Wisconsin, is
buying up ull the land, lots, etc. IN
the Touring and saw mills.
around Faler He sa%s Wad'l ex
pruls 10 hil ( ont i cu'"uy from Wiz
rGaslA Md lo,.oiy tlud up there
NJ r'hei, Stays that " sdtli has plenty
nj n1'ny aud puIs Usu for all h.
''urs
The t.xPREss Ia informed that ,
Sweet Hnme has again c0me to the
front with some more sensational
news. This tine Que of the merchants
,f that place horse whipped woman,
We are informed the merchant pre-
,ented u hill to the woman, and "A
-acket started over tho account, in
which the woman called the merch-
mt u liar with several Oaths added,
when said merchant t0ok q horse
whip and commenced. At last 40.
counts no arrests lad been made
Messra. N i. aad Js4. Daig'eish TT.
.rived the .ad news this weak that
neir mother, Mn. A. Dalgleish, died
'ery suddenly at her home In Lang.
ey, B. C., last Saturday Aug. %. Mrs.