The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-05-07

The best dressed men In Linn county
are those who buy their clothing
from Bach Il Bull. Good suits for
low prices.
Call and see the new patterns Of
wall paper at Dalgleish 4 Everetps.
They l'ave some elegant styles at about
half the price Of last year,
Money to loan. A limited amount
Of money to loan on good farm secur.
ity. Call upon or write to S. N.
Steele u Co, Albany, Oregon.
overalls with aprons or without, 5Oc
n pair at the Racket Store. Also have
just received large amount Of new
calico. Don't fail to see them,
Straw hats! straw huts!! from to
soc at the Racket Store. Lace curtains
10 cts, VI, and $l.25 per pair. Eight
spools OF best thread for Csc, 3 for l0c
Get our prices and quality of stock
before buying your groceries, boots,
shoes or gents furnishing goods else.
where. PUGH Il MUNsEY.
When IN need Of mems gloves 20 to
the Racket Store, where they have u
large assortment and sell them for the
lowest possible cash price; from SOC up.
Mr.. Harry r. Armstrong, chief Of
police Of Duluth, Mimi, who hes been
visiting his sisters In this city for
some time, left Monday for his home
Rev. !. A, Gather, of Visalia, Cal,
will preach Ia TIE Cumberland Presby-
terian church next Sabbath All
members mud friends Of the church are
asked to be present. PASTOR.
Read Hon. Tongues letter IN this
issue of the EXPRESS and go out and
hear him tell you what made him
fiop-wonder how much there will be
In it for him.
w. }, Hawkins, Of Albany, was in
the city yesterday TO see about OPEN
ing a bowling alley at this place, but
Thought the city license was too high,
80 he gave it up.
JohDy MCGOWAN left Monday for
San Francisco and Patsy Martin left at
the same time for Anaconda, Mont.
They have made many warm friends
In Lebanon who regretted very MUCH
to see them leave.
Mr.. G. I. Cotton and wifs returned
from Portland Tuesday, where they
had been to consult the hospital
physicians ii regard to performing an
operation on Mrs. Cotton.
Two young couple Of this city were
out Tuesday night piling stone on
porches, carrying off umbrellas and
having u time in general. They
thought no one was on to them but
they were.
Mrs. Jennie Chusher accompanied
The remains Of her mother to this city
for burial from Buckley, Wash. She
expects to leave tomorrow for bel
home. She reports all Of their family
in poor health.
Hon. G. b. Montague has been quite
sick for something over u week will
la grippe, but we are glad to repor
him aLle to be out again. Mr.. Mon
tague has large circle of friends 1t
Lebanon who will be pleased to Sc,
him honored with large vote which
he will surely get the first Of June.
Married, in Tallman, April 20, 1896
Miss Kate Clymer, of Tallman, to Mr.
A. d. Mcqueen, Gf Foster, Rev. Sila
Williams officiating. A few relatives
and friends witnessed the tying Of tn,
nuptial knot at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs, Ciymer
after which sumptuous weddin,
supper was served.
Joseph Greenbaum, who lived tw,
miles this side Of Lower Soda, died a
the st. Charles hotel, in this city, las
night at 8 o'clock, of consumption, a
the age of 45 years, Mr.. Greenbaun
) has been iu poor health all winter, bu
remained at his home until yesterda,
: morning when John Atkinson brough
him To this city, 1t was Mr.. Green
baum's intention to go to Portland ant
/ enter hospital, but died about Al
0 hour after reaching Lebanon and vii
he buried here today. He has no lell
tives in this country. Mr.. Atkinson
requests us to say that he feels yer
grateful for the assistance the kin
people of Lebanon rendered him Will
= here.
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