The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-09-03
Go TO peebler's for your groceries.

VO 70 f6eDierb I0r your krOceritU.
We want some wheat on subscrlp
ton.
Dr. J. q. Griffith and wife. OF Salem,
was in Lebanon Tuesday.
J. c. Bilyeu and w, b. Donacy will
begin to pick their hops next week.
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.
You can get Prices Baking Powder
for soc. per pound, every car guaraR
teed. Arm 4 Hammer soda I cents q
pound at Peeblers.
About 120 men are now employed
on the government works at the Ca'-
cades. Twenty-Five are stonecuttes
and the remainder lab0rers.
Necessity demands that we insist on
all those indebted to US on subScrip-
tion, Or otherwise. to call and settle Al
once. We will take wheat, oats or hay
III the highest market prices.
Upon close inquiry we fnd that over
half Of the hop yards In this vicinity
will not be picked this yssr and .
chance Of not even that much, a.
some sre yet undecided whether 10
pick or not Is they don't see much en-
enlargement In the prices.
II 10 unlawful 10 veil or offer for sale
China phessants now. The only time
they can be sold 10 between October is
and November Is, and ss there are
several deputy game wnrdens around
here It would be well for our sports.
men TO look out.
The Lebanon base ball nine will
play the Albany Colts In Albany next
Saturday afternoon. The lebanen
boys will meet hard opponents and 1t
10 very important that they get in and
practice all that 1t Is possible between
now and that time.
Kareful, konsiderate konsumers kon-
siders konsiderably concerning klothes
kleAning kemical kompounds. Beg
pArdsn, but the idea we wish to con.
vey 10 that those who use Soap Foam
washing powder fnd 1t does not make
the hands sore, nor "yellow the
Clothes" II 10 unequalled for the
laundry, kitchen or bath.
Jefferson Review: Hon NJ. A.
Miller, Of Lebanon, was . pleasant
visitor at the Review Office yesterday.
Mr.. Miller was delegate to the
Chicago convention that nominated
Bryan, and Is an enthusiastic free
silver man. He Ia o member Of the
democratic state central committee
and was en- route home from Portland,
where he had been helping arrange
the electoral ticket.
Mr.. J. NJ. Denney and DR.. Eliza.
beth Fl. Reed were united In marriage
at the home Of the brides parents, In
this city, last Monday night, Rev. G.
q. Harmon oflicisting. The wedding
was q very private affair, only the
families Of the contracting parties and
one or two guests being present. Mr..
Denney is the son Of John Denney, Of
this county, and nephew Of, Hon. O.
H. Denney, Of Portland. He is o
young man Of sterling qualities and 10
esteemed by oil who know hin. DR..
Reed 10 the daughter Of J. g. Reed, Of
this city, and has recently graduated
In medicine. She 10 highly &C.
complished and greatly respected
young lady. Mr.. Denney is to be
congratulated on winning such o
partner and help-mets through life,
The young couple have . host Of
friends here who extend their best
wishes. They left Wedaeday for
Portland where Mr.. Denney will enter
the medical school, this being bis
last year They will both enter into
their life profession together. We or.
tend congratulations.