The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-01-23
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20, 1898.
Expressions.
bheat now brings 4ss cents.


lheat now brings 48l cents.
Hrs. r. A. Nickerson Is quite III.
h. Thoms left Saturday for the
Nnes.
Rev. Brampton left yesterday for
Gardiner.
4 r. Hiatt was doing business In Al
Abany yesterday.
1 J.C. Mossbolder 10 quite III, at bis
home In this city.
4 DIR. g. w. Cheadle, dentist. ONCE
over City Drug store.
W. j. Royce Is expected home this
week from California.
Jim McCurdy returned last Saturday
hrom a visit to California.
\ g. w. Cruson was doing business In
Hscio yesterday and to-day.
"Doc" South has recovered sum.
tently to be able to go home.
aGeo. Rice has been suffering ccnsid'
grably lately, with rheumatism.
Hon. M. A. Miller has been confined
to the house this week with 10 grippe.
Gentlemen, call and see the new fall
IA winter clothing at Bach d Bnhls.
y. May Zahn has accepted the po-
of cook at the st. Charles hotel.
Nrllby" photos reduced to sl.Oo
dozen, at the Lebanon Art Gallery.
~. j. Guy md family returned Mon.
gay from visit to relatives ut Dallas.
George Rice represents some OF the
best insurance companies In the world.
Atty. Frank Skipworth returned
Tuesday from a business visit TO Eu'
gene.
Messrs. O'Neill 4 Peterson shipped
carload of excelsior to San Francisco
Yesterday.
1.-THE Hay-makers" at Albany, Jan.
81 and Feb. l. Price, gallery, & cts;
down stairs, 30 cts.
Mrs. S. P. Bach and little daughter,
Bessie, returned home Tuesday from .
visit to friends In Salem.
When you want to buy asuit Of cloth
Ing you win save money by getting
1t at Bach b Buhl.
nUncle Jackey" Settle ls quite ILL.,
AS he Is now in his sath year there 10
some fear that he will not recover.
Miss Fanny Griggs returned to Leb.
non Wednesday from a visit Of several
weeks In Albany and Junction City.
The city has levied s-mlll tax for
general purposes and a 1A-mill for
street purposes--the same as last year.
Drs. Parish and Foley successfully
performed quite painful operation on
e. Springer, on Tuesday. MFR. D. 10
doing well.
Go and see 1.-THE Hay-makers'' make
hay at opera house, Albany, Jan. 81
and Feb /. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
j. q. Mayo, travelling freight agent
of the 0. G. & Il. (the old o. 7. road)
was In the city this week, In the In
aerest Of hie road.
Miss Eva Scott, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Everett and Miss Leila West
fall, Of this city, returned to her home
in Albany Tuesday evening.
ED Kellenberger has bought T. G,
PeebIer's little ranch on the slde OF
Ridgeway's butte. Ed. bought 1t for
friend who lives at Aurora.
The mother Of Daniel McKercheE,
the man killed by Lloyd Montgomery,
has been paid the $1,000 due on hia
death from the A. o. u. w. order.
Parties that own bicycles are trying
to get the city council to pass an ordi'
nance permitting bicyclists to ride on
the sidewalks on the back streets Of
the city.
The beautiful operate cantata, 1.-THE
Hay.lnakers," will be given In the
opera house at Albany, Jan.Sl aud
Feb. 1, By the best musical talent In
the city.
Married, on Jan. 10, 1895, Of the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents on Nc
DoweIl creek, Mr. o. III. Plckens and
Miss b. 4. Gaylord, A. O. Buck, J. r.,
officiating.
], A. Powell had the misfortune to
receive a kick from one Of his horses
last week. Mr.. Powell was on the
street yesterday for the first time since
the accident.
We received two communications
from Hodaville and Happy Home, thii
week, which were unavoidably crowd
ed out. However, they will appear IN
our next issue.
Twenty thousand dollars worth o.