The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-10-22

Will speak in that city on Friday, Oct.
28.
The best dressed men in Linn county
are those who buy their clothing
from Bach & Buhl. Good suits for
low prices.
l.. DegeDhart, one Of the paper mill
hands, Is in California OIL visit. N.
N. Bashor is working iD hi. place
while he is gone.
The entertainment gwen at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday even
ing, was well attended anu fine pro-
gram was rendered.
DR. A. G. Prill has decided to move
from Sodaville to Scio, ind practice
his profession there. We wish him
success in his new field.
Ladies', Miss Dumond calls your at.
tention to the new fall millinery. A
handsomer line has never been brought
to Lebanon, and as usual it the lowest
prices.
w. H. Jones, who has been n.Leba-
non for several weeks visiting his
mother, and sister, Mrs. l.. M. Bashor,
left Monday for his home in Tulare,
California.
An enthusiastic Mckinney man in
Lebanon yesterday offered to bet $40
10 SIS that Mckinley would be elected.
No one took the bet Bryan men have
no money.
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.
We return many thanks to L. M.
Bashor for some fine pong ranates that
he presented us this W elk. They were
some his brother'in.law brought up
from California.
Mr.. Chas, f. Miller and wife, of
Forest Grove, are in the city visiting
with Mr.. Miller's people, they hav-
ing been called to this city by The i'll
ness Of Mr.. Miller's mother.
D. J. Hildreth and E. Keebler and
wife returned last week from the
mountains. They killed five deer
while they were gone. Mr.. HiIdreth
says he intends going again in few
weeks.
DR.. Dudley returned last Saturday
from visit TO his daughter in Una
tilla county. The doctor says politics
Is red hot there, and he thinks Bryan
will carry that county by 400 to 700
majority ....
Lebanon and vicinity is noted for
populists, bat Saturday will bring the
largest crowd of them 10 Lebanon
than ever was assembled here before
at any one time, to hear ex-GoVernor
Pennoyer.
The flat freight rates to Al
bany have been done away with, and
ali freight from Portland 10 Lebanon
will now be shipped char through
instead of to Albany and lhen 3auled
out here by teams.
As one of the teams that haul ieight
to Waterloo was starting fer that place 4
Monday with a load Of oil for
the woolen mills, a barrel of oil rolled
off the wagon at the st. Charles hotel.
and bursted, spilling the oil all over
the ground.
The Portland Welcome, a Mckinley
paper, says. 1.-TWO years ago unem-
ployed men were trampin unaar the
Coxey banner to Washir gton Now
they are riding free in palace coaches
to Canton. The great American po-
litical campaign | quite It snap to
some people," ....
A lot of nonsense develops in every /
campaign, and this has been no ex-
ceptiot. 1t has become a fad to visit
the republican nominee, and scarcely |
a day passes without del, cation max
ing trip to Canton where they tramp
around the front yard, steai his palings
for souvenirs, wander about town for
an hour or two, and If not too full of
booze, get on the train and return
home having wasted day, spent two
days wages and not accomplish a
thing but to get swelled head. .-Ex. |
The editor Of the Truth reports that
aixty-four republicans, ostly men,
bers of the Lebanon Mckinley Club,
went from hero to Waterloo Tuesday
evening In wagons and hacks, to II
rally at that Place. Hon.
G. b. Moores, of Salem, ard Mr.. Thos.
Kay made rousing speeches. The
boys from this place report having had
u fine time and say there was never