The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-17
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ALBANY, OR.

Groceries--quality excellent-prices
low--at Bach d Buhlh.
When you want bargains 80 to the
racket store.
Grandma Gore left Tuesday for
Harrisburg on visit.
Born, to the wife off. T. 'rillman,
on Sept. 10, agirl.
ALI who need new shoes look over
the stock fol sale by Read, Peacock d
Co.
Mr., VIM. Donaca left Tuesday for
Corvallis where he will again enter
the Agricultural college
The Linn county Sunday school
convention will meet at Shedd tonight
and tomorrow.
Mr.. Lloyd Multi who has had
charge Of the Tallman depot during
the absence Of the agent at that place,
has returned home.
G. Fl. Cummings and family left
Saturday for. Lebanon to reside, Mr..
q. having sold his barber business to
Ed. Settle.--0akland cor. Plaindealer.
Collector Of Customs, ]. w. Ball and
wife, Of Yaquina Bay, passed through
Lebanon Tuesday OH their way TO
Sodaville where they g. for the benefit
Of Mrs. Balls health.
H.J. Boyd has pitched his photo
graph tent ut Brownsville where he
expects to remain two weeks, and then
come back to Lebanon and again take
charge Of his gallery.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Of McMinnville,
and her friend. Mrs, Rainey of
Missouri, were In Lebanon Saturday
and Sunday visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. WassOm.
Miss Rice, the music teacher for the
Santialn Academy, arrived In Leba-
non the first Of the week. She re.
quests us to state that she would be
glad to meet all students that expect
to take music ut the academy next
Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
The public schools will not begin
until Sept. 28th, owing to the absence
OF many pupils In the hop yards. A
teachers meeting is called for the 23rd
inst. at which oil tho teachers en-
ployed are requested to be present.
Moss Wallace was arrested for car
rying concealed weapons. He plead
ed guilty and was fined by Justice
Lovelee $40 and costs. Let this be
lesson to those young men who In
dulge In this very had practice.
r~-r0n account of e:0regon Industrial
Exposition to be held at Portland, the
Southern Pacific Company will sell
round trip tickets on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Frid We, between
Friday, Sept 18th and Friday, Oct.
10th, at the rate of$5 so from Lebanon
to Portland and return, This includes
two admissions to the Exposition.
santiam Academy opens next
"Wednesday, the 2Srd Of September.
The rest Of the week will be occupied
with examinations for class standing,
and the arrangement Of program for
the term. 1t is greatly desired that
all students who possibly can shall
enroll during the first three days.
Kareful, konsiderate konsumers kon-
siders considerably koncerning klothes
kleaning kemical kon!pounds, Beg
parden, but the idea we wish to con-
vey Is that those who use Soap Foam
washing powder find 1t does not make
the hands sore, nor ''yellow the
Clothes" It Is unequalled for the
laundry, kitchen or bath.
The large residence of w. A.
Williamson, near Coburg, costing $500
when built, and two barns were
burned last Sunday morning, oil evil
IDENTIFY having been set on fire at the
same time The house and furniture
were insured In the Connecticut &
Liverpool, London & Globe for $4,000,
half Ii, each, the barns for $3.50 and the
contents for $3.50.
David L. Fry, who has been pros
pectlng In the Southern Oregon mines
the past spring and summer, arrived
In Lebanon last Saturday, David is
good friend Of the EXPRESS, and we
1ace always glad to see him back. He
.s-..-.Ap ayowed populist and says he has
let bis .whiskers grow opt to give his
bubsliil atkaniHl issst tataG