Agate mounting, • gold filled or
solid gold. Stacy, Lebanon.
LOCAL
BREVITIES
For Sale
Two, good dairy cows, one a Jer­
We make a Specialty of Friendship,
Engagement and Wedding Rings. F. sey, also two high grade Jersey
M. French & Son, Albany.
heifers. A. E. Weed, Holley, Ore.
O. J. Mealey, the rustling timber­
Notice
man, of above Foster, was doing
To Whom it May Concern.
Onlv the best mainsprings used business in town Wednesday.
It is expected that the railroad
Notice is hereby given that since
for watches. Stacy, Lebanon.
T. C. Seger, the expert sawyer, people will get busy soon after the my husband, Geo. B. Whitcomb has
first of the year.
left my bed and board, I the under­
went to Albany, Tuesday.
signed refuse to support him any
Lieut.
Col.
Taylor,
it
is
said,
wilL
W. B. Thompson shipped a load i
succeed Major Mclndo as superin­ longer or ,to pay or help pay any
of pork Wednesday.
tendent of the improvements of the debts contracted either in the past
Electric light poles were distri­
Columbia river and its tributaries. present or future.
buted in town Wednesday.
Meda E. Whitcomb
Bank checks are almost a circulat­
Nemo, American Lady and the
Foster Oregon.
ing medium in Sweet Home. We
Thompson Lace Front corsets at
cashed a small one a few days ago,
Turners.
Notice of Road Meeting
which had passed through four
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Swink made different hands. We need a bank
Notice is hereby given by the
a business trip to Brownsville, Mon­ in the worst way.
undersigned,
resident tax payers of
day.
Agates ground and polished, at Road District No. 22 of Linn Coun­
All kinds of watch and jewelry Stacys, Lebanon.
ty, Oregon, being more than ten
repairing correctly done at Stacy’s,
per cent of the tax payers of said
Lebanon.
Our Kind of Folks
Road District, that a meeting' of the
Our high school building is mak­
tax payers of said Road District
ing progress. It should be ready
It takes many men of many kinds will be held at Sweet Home school
for the ceiling in a short time.
to make a world. Folks differ in house in said Road District on Sat­
Let Stacv fix your watch. Work disposition as one star differs from urday, the 22nd day of November,
guaranteed. In Courtney building, another in glory. Some folks are 1913. at the hour of 2 o’clock in the
Lebanon.
closer than the bark on a hickory afternoon of said day, for the pur­
tree. They pride themselves on be­
ing “bargain hunters.” These kind
of folks seldom think of the other
fellow. They do not care whether
he makes a living or not. They do
not care whether his children have
bread to eat, shoes to wear and
educational advantages or not.
It seems a pity when there is such
Their motto is, “Every fellow for
a great abundance of road material
himself and the Devil take the hind­
close at hand, that Sweet Home
most.” They feel under no obli­
should have such muddy and sloppy
gations to their local merchants,
streets.
who are making a market for their
The almost continuous whistles products, who are boosting their
of the logging engines down the town or city, helping to build school
river at the Scroggins logging camp houses for their children, and
indicates that business is going on helping keep up their roads. Such
down there.
folks are stars of lesser magnitude.
Our kind of folks are generous
For Sale—A good second hand
Mason & Hamlin cabinet organ— hearted and believe in living and let
cheap, Inquire at the Tribune live. They are wise enough to see
that by helping to build up their
office.
home town they are increasing the
Joseph Godwin, who suffered a
value of their own property, creat­
stroke of paralysis some days ago,
ing better markets for their own
died at his home last Sunday night.
products and better advantages for
The burrial occured on Tuesday at
their children. In going to market
the Nye cemetary. He leaves a
to sell, they aim to give value for
wife and six or seven children to
the money they receive, and in go­
mourn his demise.
ng to market to buy, they seek to
Tuesday S. E. Gordan, represent­ get value for the money they give.
ing the Pacific States fire insurance Their motto is “United we stand,
company, of Portland, was in Sweet divided we fall.” In other words,
Home, Tuesday, looking up insur­ they are the folks that seek to live
ance matters. While here he ap­ by helping others live. These are
pointed the real estate firm of the stars of greater magnitude; they
Thompson & Dugger as agents for are the morning star that gives
the company.
promise of a better day. Are you
J. G. Crawford, the photographer­ “Our kind of folks?” Somehow we
archeologist of Albany, sends us a feel you are. We trust you to see
photograph of an arrow point taken the justness of our motto and the
from a well at St. Johns, at the rights of your local merchants. We
depth of 150 feet and asks “How believe you are a lover of mankind
long has it been there?” We un­ and a booster of the better way.
Here’s
hesitatingly say we don’t know. We pledge you our honor.
We prefer that he asks something our hand S®*
Yours truly
easier.
SWEET HOME TRADING CO.
Harrisburg is making a strong
Dealers in Agricultural Implements.
appeal to the County court to erect
a bridge across the Willamette river
Notice to the Public
at that place. It is estimated that
the cost ’will be about $60,000. An
Notice is hereby given that I, the
effort has been made to have Lane
county pay half the cost of erecting undersigned, will not be responsible
the structure; but Lane refused to for any debts my wife, Meda E.
stand in, saying the river is wholly Whitcomb, may contract from this
in Linn county at the point where the 30th day of October, 1913, until
the proposed bridge is to be erected. further notice.
Geo. B. Whitcomb.
Our Waterloo friends will get the 3t
Foster, Oregon
Tribune more promptly hereafter.
It has been the unintential fault of
the Sweet home postoffice hereto­
fore. The postal custom is to put
NATUROPATH
letters in one mail pouch and news­
Deseases successfully treated with­
papers in another for transmission
out the use of drugs or surgery by
through the mails. The postmasters
the Natural Methods of Healing.
at Waterloo and Sodaville open only
Chronic diseases a specialty.
the letter pouch. Hence Tribune
Consultation Free.
packages for these points are carried
Member
of the State and .National
on to Lebanon and back again on
Naturopathic Societies.
the following day. Hereafter the
packages for these points will be First door east of Turners store.
Sherman St.
Lebanon^ Ore.
placed in the letter pouch.
Postmaster Van Fleet was grati­
fied by receiving his new lockbox
cabinet, this week.
Starr Mealey and Clarence Wiley,
of Foster, went to Albany Wednes­
day in obedience to a subpoena on
some legal matter.
Dr. A. A. BURRIS
pose of levying such an additional
tax on all the taxable property in
.said road district as may be deemed
advisable by the majority of such
tax payers at such meeting to im­
prove the roads of said Road Dis­
trict.
J. H. Reinhart; G. Wodtli; Mrs.
Jacob Stocker; W. J. Lawrence;
Ralph Gedney; Peter J. Johnson;
Dayton Harris; Ollie J. Harris;
Daniel Brady Sr.; Levi A. Ellis; O.
H. Russell; E. C. Russell; I. P. Rus­
sell; Jennie Galbraith; J. N. Gal­
braith; Geo. Ellis; S. R. Nothiger;
F. G. Mattke; R. W. Morehead; O.
Ferguson; J. E. McClun; Maude
Riggs.
First published October 30, 1913
Thanksgiving
With the Folks
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“The Exposition Line 1915”
between all points on the S. P. Lines in Oregon north and south
including branches; also on the C. & E., P. R. & N.s S. F. C. & W.
and P. E. & E.
SALE DATES
November 26 and 27
FINAL RETURN LIMIT DEC. 1
Superior Train service, observation cars, big, wide all-steel coaches
Call on nearest agent for specific fares, train schedule, etc.
JOHN. M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
When in Lebanon stop at the
Depot Livery Bam
• Ladies Wating Room
WE WANT YOUR TRADE AND
WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT.
B. O. BELIEU, Prop.
Phone Main 101
LEBANON, ORE.
This is the place to Buy
Your Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and everything to be
------ found in the Mens’ Lin e-.. —
We always carry a complete
stock, and right now it is
larger and better than ever.
You’ll get a Big Square Deal
here in your fall and winter
outfit. We’ve looked over
the best that the big mar­
kets offer and have made
our usual painstaking selec­
tion. You’ll get values here
that will open your eyes.
Give us a trial
You’ll find it pleasant and profitable to trade with us. We’ll
be glad to see you when you come, when you can’t come to
us, let us come to you—by Parcels Po£t.
LEBANON CLOTHING COMPANY
Hotel Building
LEBANON, ORE