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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1893)
Lebanon Express. FRIDAY, JAN. 6. 1893 fJ-.4(Witlonal locals oh tint pagcl Come in for ob work. J. L. Cowan, Eiiq., n In the city Tuesday. For machine oil cull on Crusnn & Mensies Bargain In real estate Hi Klson A Tlvey'a. If you want a buggy or back don't fall to see Cruson A Meniies. Mr. W, B. Donaca la suffering with an Inflamed eye. . For all kinds ol Christmas goods go to Will A Stark, Alhauy. Tbe Presbyterians had an are light placed In their church thia week. 8. Dudley, Dentist, Lebanon, Oreg. Office up ataira over City Drug store. When In Albany don't fall to call on Will A Stark, the leading jeweler. Miss Soott, of Albany vlaited Mr. Weatfall's family last week. Pump and piie down to Albany prices. F, C. Aykbs A Co, We are glad to report that little Grace Bwan la Improving. Will A Stark la the place to buy jewelry. Albany, Oregon. G. W. Wbeeler and wife are visiting their Bon in Independence. Go to the Flab A Poultry market to buy your fruits and vegetables cheap t for cash. Miss Beuna Klrkpatrick left Wed nesday for Helroa, Cat., where she will spend tbe winter. Cash paid for all ' kinds of poultry, eggs and game, at the Lebanon Finn A Poultry market. MissHattleCarotbers, who is attend ing the blind school in Salem, spent Xiuaa wilb her mother in Lebanon. The Bramer washer is the liesl wash er In the world. We know whereof we sneak. On to K. (loan and get "lie. Why is Benton flun like the gold Coin? Bemuse everybody want it. JJ. B. Zi:h. Klein Bros. sell vou rubher goods cheaer than any house iu the Valley. Call aud get prices when in Albany. Attention is called Ui the advertise ment of T L Wallace A Co., who are leaders in the Clothing business of the Willamette Valley. Ladies visiting Albany should not fail to call at the Ladies' Bazaar and Inspect their elegant line of holiday goods and dolls. They nlsn carry a flue line of furs for ladies and children. Farmers: B. N. Bteele A Co., of Al bany, Dr., are now prepared to loan money from one to Ave years, in sums ofJSOO to $10,000. Call on or write them. Information onmes that Mr J. Barr, a highly resiected citizen of Linn county, dropped dead Monday of this week. Hon. M. A Miller, Llnu County's youngest member of the Legislature, will leave for 8alem this week. Many flattering and kindly wishes follow him to hla place of duty. Mrs. M. J.'Hanrahan, of this city and Geo. W, King were married in Albany Wednesday of this week. They left Immediately for Portland. .The Expkehb extends Its best wishes. The Salem Statesman's New Years . Edition reached us this week. It ia by far the best New Yeais edition ever cam to tills office, and is a credit to the Statesman and to Salem. . Miss Lizzie Reed wbti is amending medical lecture at the v"lllamette University, obtained a short respite from her studies and visited her par ents and msuy friends In Lebanon last week. A convention of the Christian En deavor Bocletiea of Linn county will meet In Lebanon ou Friday, Jan. 13, 18:30 p. lu., continuing until Satur day afternoon. All young people who are Interested in this work are earnestly requested to attend. Rev. 8. G. Irvine was worse again last week. O. H. Irvine, of McMlun- vllle li with him, and the two younger tons, yillott and Clein are also at his bedside. Hopes of recovery are given ip, but the earnest prayers of all will go out that life may Is spared as long as possible. Dr. Irvine has been one of the moat aotlve workers In the mn'erlal and moral growtj of the cliy of Alba ny, and every citizen will watch the ebbing or hla life uith the keenest re gret and dcei solicl'.ado. Ex. Clevelands paking powder. Liza Wallace Is visiting friends and relatives in Lebanon. The Editor made a visit to Portland Tuesday on business. Miss Jessie Ralston drew the prize at the Indian show. C. A. Elson went to Albany Tuesday on business. Money to loan on gilt edge security at Elson A Tivey's. ' The M. E. church will be lighted by an arc Ugh hereafter. Crusnns A Menzles' accounts must be settled by or before December 81. Mr. Chas. Stokes drew the gold watch on Xmas eve at the Klckapoo show. The Oregon Ian issued an extra large New Years number descriptive of Portland and vicinity. Mr. Wm. Ashpaw, a brother, of grandma Ralston, is visting in Leba non. Mr. E. Parrlsh, of Sodaville, spent Xruai at home. He ia attending medical lectures at Portland. The Masonic lodge held their an nual installation en Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. Supper was served by the ladies. The Knights of Maccabees had their annual installation of offlcersfyist night and also had a big supper in the Odd Fellows Hall. The elect rio light machinery was started up last Saturday evening. Tbe six arc's on Main street Improves the town wonderfully. Chicken thieve are said to be num erous In Junction City. While the marshal was nut looking for the thieves tbe other night they stole all of bis chickens. t '. The Exphkhs desires to again remind Its friends who are in arrears that we are in great tieed of our money. We am not pay our debts without it. We hope everyone who is behind will come forward at au early date and settle. Itev. J. C. Tepletoii, who is secretary of t he board of trustees of the Sodaville College, and also financial agent, was in town this week soliciting funds for that institution. He informs us that he is meeting with good success. As last week was Xmas week the Exi'KEHs failed to make its appearance for the first time In three years, but the force had lo take Christinas. Here we are on deck again, both Editor ana llevil having swore off from their had habits for another year. ltl'Y YOl'H Hahdwaiie, Stoves and Ranurs -FKOM-MATTHEW8 A WASHBURN, Albany, Ore. Many citizens of Lebanon, when they saw Ed O'N'eil step from the can. with a large package of gold, were as nappy as wtiooi children when they Jin i I Sata Chun. O'Neil came witli tiie money to pay-off the liens against the Lebanon & Santiam Canal. The sum was (.3,000. The old council held Its last meet ing and the new council its first meet. Ing last Tuesday night, when the loriner retired with a graceful valedic tory from ex-Mavor Folev and tin. latter entered upon the duties with a pleasant sieech from the new Mayor, Chas. Ralston. The offlners sworn In mid the city government has changed hands once again. Klein Bros., the only exclusive boot A shoe dealers in Albai;y, Ore. Every pair of Ii.kiih and shoes bouirht ut ox that rip, run over or soles come loose, will be repaired by us free of charge. All goods warranted as represented. Repairing of boots and shoes nmtlv aud promptly done. A share of vnur patronage reiipectfully solicited. All mail orders receive prompt attention. All parties indebted to Cruaon A Menzles are hereby notified to sett the same within 80 day and save eiwts. The KickapiHi Indian Medicine Co. gave their Inst performance on Wed nesday evening, a large crowd being present. After the performance was over the drawing of the silver set took place. The oupons wer- gathered up In hat and a little girl was called from the audience and drew tbe cu pontout. When the tenth one was drawn out this being the winning number It was found that Miss Jessie Rulston had drawn the set. This drawing like all their others here-to-fore was conducted strictly on the square. Tbe Klekapoo's left Tuesday for JSmwiiavllh where they will re main Irf: weeks. Till' Exl'KKSli U- (.'uks for them large houses. If you use Clevelands once ou will use it always. Mrs. J. C. Bllyeu and Mrs. L. Bilyeu visited Jeffursou this week. Get a cook bonk free at Pugh A Wallace's. Robert Montague visited Albany one day this week. Clevelands cook books at Hiram Bakers. The Monmouth Tribune is dead after an existence of nine weeks. Mr. Bllyeu and family, of Sclo, are in town visiting the family of J. C. Bllyeu. Clevelands baking powder costs no more than other brands, and Is an economical luxury. You can't make any mistake by try ing a can of Clevelands baking pow der. Mrs. W. W. Rowell, wife of the proprietor of I he Runs house, and ' her sister, of Albany, were visiting Mrs. Steel this week. Mr. Guy has hadthe petition taken down between the restaurant and the room formerly occupied by Mr. Fry, throwing the whole buildl ig into a restaurant. R. Hull left Wednesday for Santa Palla, California, where be goes to siend the winter ou account of poor health. Clifford Stephens, a highly respect ed student of the University, was ao cidently killed by electricity at Eu gene on last Saturday night. John Donaca returned yesterday from a visit to relatives at Illwaukee. He reports having had a fine time. Anyone wishing electric bells, burg lar alarms, clocks and all kinds of electrical Instruments and batteries for rhumatism, will please call on J. D. Moore at tbe hotel. W. L. Jackson, of the Sweet Home public school, saiit his vacation "ou a toot" in Polk and Behton counties. He took in the Normal at Monmouth aud the Agricultural college at Cor vallis while gone. According to the Albany Democrat there has been 190 marriages ill Linu county during the year 189:2. An in crease of 28 over last year, which Is a a good healthy increase. There has been 12 divorces. All parties knowing themselves to lie indebted to nie will ptease call and settle at once as 1 will lie called away troiii kome soou and I desire U bal ance my accounts before leaving. ; M. A. MlJ.i.KR' Baptist Curitcit Preaching every Sunday ut 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. M. Sun day School at 10 A . M. Young People's meeting every Sunday at (1:45 l M, Prayer-meeting every Wednesday at 6 P. M. C. R. Lamab, Pastor. Tiie first license of 1S93 was issued to Gen. W. King and Mia. Matilda J. Hunrahan. License has also been issued to E. E. Uormely aud Martha I. Gray. Rags Wanted. Three cents a pound will l paid for clean white or colored cotton rag, delivered at tbe electric light station in this city. Married, In (his city, at the resi dence of the bride father, Jan. 1, 1893, by C. A. Elson, J. P., Mr. Frank Set tle and Miss Pauline Hod-, daughter of R. Bode, Esq., of Lebanon. Cruson A Menzles have a few buggies and backs left which they will sell at cot for casli fi r the next thirty dsys Before buying your fall and winter foot-wear you will do well by calling on Klein Bros., nut get their prices on lioots A slioes aud iu rubber boots and hoes, as they carry the largest stoek lu Albany and will save you some good money. Give them a caK and be convlneed. There will be services In the First Presbyterian church every Sunday, morning and evening. The evening Sermon is especially intruded for the young people. Young People's prayer meeting at 7 P. M. on Sundays, All are cordially Invited to cmue and wor ship with us. Please make yourself known hi the Pastor. EDWARD KCX'LKSTON. The fcucvca of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy is effecting a ieedy cure of colds, croup and whaoplug eough baa brought It Into great demand. Messrs, Pontius A Son, of Cameron, Ohio, say that It ha gained a reputation second to none In that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, of Johnston, W. Va., n.ys It is the best he ever used. B. F. Jones, druggist, Winona, Mies., says: "Cbambejlain's Coutth Remedy is per fectly reliable. I have always'warran- ted It and it has never failed to give the most perfect satisfactie 60 bottles for sale by M. A. Mill.- The People Appreciate a Good Thing. Onr Great $10 Sale Of Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats has proved a store fam ine for us, The. month just past has been the biggest one since the opening of our new store. We're going to contin ue this Sale of Gentlemen's $10 All-Wool Suits and Ovei coats in order that all of our out of town patrons may hav an opportunity to examine there values. Riches Take Wings, But Poverty need never fear so long as we do business on the basis we do, Whoever heard of anyone sell- roereeular $17, $16 $15 Gentlemen's . Suits and Overcoats for $10? It Will Cost You Nothing to il! J J bbb mis gt anu biuuil ui f;uuus. There is a positive loss in not doing so. T. L. Wallace & Co, Tie Largest Clothing Dealers in the Valley. On Corner. ALBANY, OR 1885 The Oldest House 1893. In j Lebanon Wishing YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARS. Look out for us next week. C. C. Hackleman. . I ybysn'
