The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-08-20
Go to peebler,s for your groceries.

Going like hot cakes. $780, S4 and
IS photos going for only Sl.5O and 81
for short time at Boyd's
Bring the children now. You can
get dozen fine cabinet photos for only
W for 80 days at Boyd's.
Any style, bust, full figure or groups,
hest aristo finish cabinet photes only
50, worth $3.50 at Boyd's.
0ne-half wool dress goods reduced to
10 cts, and bleached, all linen table
cloth for IS cts. a yard, at the Racket
Store.
Money to loan. A limited amount
of money to loan on good farm secur-
ity. Call upon or write to S. N.
Steele 4 Co., Albany, Oregon.
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.
Preaching at the Baptist church next
Sunday at II A. M. and Sp. M. Morn
ing subject, Temptation; evening sub
ject, The Loaded Wagon. A cordial
invitation extended to all. G.. r. La
mar, Pastor
A farewell reception was rendered
Mrs. Warner and daughters last even
ing at the M. E. parsonage, by the
members of the M. E. church and
friends of the family, before their de-
parture to Portland.
Antelope Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. G,
g. Patterson, of Lebanon, visited their
sons Sam and George at this place a
a few days last week. They left for
their home on Monday, accompanied
by Sam, who will go only as far as the
lakes, where he will enjoy himself a
few weeks.
DR.. Booth accuses ]. B. Thompson
Of fdriving faster than the city ordinance
permits on last Tuesday. However he
was going at such rate Of speed to
avoid collision with u straw wagon
1t was necessary to make very short
turn,and in doing so the cart was upset
and Mr.. Thompson sustained a fracture
of the right leg just above the ankle,
80 says DR.. Booth.
Sheep-killing dogs are at it again.
A gentleman across the river has lost
several fine sheep aid goats in this
manner. The owners of such dogs are
liable for all damages doue and they
should keap their dogs confined; or
better still, they should kill the dogs.
No man can be expected to sit idly by
and see his sheep killed by worthless
dogs, while guns are so cheap.
According to the Statesman, among
the candidates far speaker of the next
house will be Jonathan Bourne, H. l..
Barkley of Marion county; H. L. Ben.
sou, Of Josephine; j. N. Brown, of
Morrow and J. M. Somers, of Linn.
Among the gentlemen mentioned for
president Of the senate are Joseph
Simon, of Multnomah county; |. l..
Patterson, of Marion; A. ]. johnson
of Linn aud j. F. Galbreath, of Yam
hill.
In.a private letter received this week
from Rev. A. Melvin Williams to a
friend he says that he is delighted " ith
that part of California. He has been
spending the most of his time since be
has been in that state visiting with
his sister at Claremont, In Los Angeles
county, but has accepted a call as
pastor of the Cumberland church at
Visalia, where he will take charge the
first of September. He writes that his
health is greatly improved ana that be
is almost well man.
While at Newport Mr.. Hardman
and others took straw vote of the peo-
pie at the seaside there on their choice
for president, They embraced men
from alI parts of the state. Out of 100
votes taken 70 were for Mckinley and
Al for Bryan, ,--Aloany Herald.
Let us see.' The Silelz Indians live
over there. Wonder If the "strawn
judges counted the Indians for Nc.
Kinley as they were counted for
Tongue.
Elsas 4 Prltz, of Cincinnati, have con .
tracted to purchase 5000 pounds of
hops from ]. A. Pooler, who is cultivat-
ing the s. M. Adoir farm, and 1900
pounds of II, 5. Belle and Charles and
David Giger, The latter are to come
from the vines now constituting the
yards on the farm of Mrs Belle near
Salem The price to be paid in each
instance is 6! cents with au advance of
a cents at picking time. The contracts
were filed at the court house yesterday.
Statesman,