The Lebanon express., June 03, 1887, Image 2

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The Lebanon Express.
ST I N E,
1 . .. .i " i
Editor.
Ltaa County Prohibitory Amendment
conTenuon.
All TiiThict Prohibitory Auuml
nro hervby ivowixtiil to li?tniirt nvnil
t'U'pMt! or niproHiituiIvj to the
county convention to Ih held in tlu
court house nt AHwnv, on Tucmtitv
June Hth, at 1 o'clock 1 M.. foi-
tho purjKW of HiW'tlug more jH-rfrt
orKnnuaUons Hint orsimiEinpr ilins for
inmiiicuiis uu commir tuniaiirti in
Litin county. Iho various nivrhifta
atv ntiilud to the following niiiuher of
convention: i;t.t AHmny, West
Albany, 7: Urownsvlllo. 7: Brush
Civck, 2; Craw rortlnvi lie, ; Center, 3;
Vox vttltey, 2; Franklin Butte, 4; ilnr
ruthurR, ti; llaly, tt, Liberty, 2:
non, t; Diablo, I; OrtcuiK-, 3: Kwwt
J tome, 8; f?c io. 6; Suntbtni, 4; SlutlJ.
4; Esymcuse, 2; Vnterl 4. lu nil pre-
viiivin wnere no K-titrue nan n vol item
urtiaMetl nil lKittons In favor of tho
Hdopiion of the rtropetl prohibitory
iiiin-Mumoni o me eotiHtituuon or the
wiate or Oregon arts hwby ivomiuetl
fo meet Ht their respective plaoes of
tm up in toton precinct on Tuemiav
Juno 7th,. 1SS7, ht 1 o'clock l M., ft ml
orgftniro precinct league, and elect
tlelt-guteti to uttcml will convention.
T. J. Vhx,
Mom. of State Com. for Lltm Co.
To-Jny we publish the call for a
County Prohibitory Amendment Con
vention, to lie held Ht Albany on Tues
day, June Hth, 187, with the ap
rorttuunient of delegate allowed ty
the various amendment leugue
throughout the county. The ohjeot of
this convention Is a good one, in every
renrteet, as It will lie the means of
more thorough organization and
'through which the wanta of thenever
a! precincts In the way or literature,
rpeakurs etc., may lie Biipplied. Y
would urge all leagues to respond to
this cdl, by electing delegates who
will attend. While the liquor dealers
are attempting with money and mani
festoes, and newspaper bought up by
. earnings which fchould be ex landed
for footl and clothing for destitute wo
men and children, to defeat the good
Will of the people, it becomes the duty
of all friends of tempera nee, humanity,
. law, order and economy, to devise the
liest means for currying on a sueeiWfnl
campaign and proclaim to the world in
November next that fair Oregon,
through the ballot box, has free. I her
elf from the oppression of a traffic
which is condusive only of jioverty,
crime and misery of evcrv conceivable
form.
IteraeniWr that high license and low
lKvnsc und all license are nothing but
practical free whiskey not to mention
the strychnine, arseuie and Ainll oil
and tobacco juice that are thrown m
gratis; that high license and low li
cence and all license I a scheme chiefly
advocated by the rich to shirk their
taxes upon the laljorcrs and farmers;
that all license In proportion to its
amount Is merely a premium upon
vice to purchase the support of the
community. Jin old Babylon they
used to sell the young women publicly
for wives. The fair handsome ghl
commanded a good price. The ugly one
fetched nothing, but thev threw in"
with her the price paid for the pretty
me, and a man covetous enough of the
money was found to be willing to take
the girl along with it. In like manner
we modern Babylonians having the
dangling lure of gold over the hideous
ugliness of the saloon, and a covetous
noeicty.is willing to take her for his
deformed' bride.
The following from the Atlanta 0m
ttitution evidently hows that the
(South favors protection. It says: We
arc iu favor of taritTrcvUiou and re ve
nue reform, but we are not willing
that this revision and reform should Ite
inaugurated and, earrk-d out by the
free traders. The whole question is go
closely related to the business and in
dustrial interests of the country that
the democratic party cannot aflbrd to
make a mistake.
The secretary of the treasury has is
sued the 149th call for the redemption
of bonds. ' The amount of the call is
$I9,717,oO0, being the last of the 3 per
cent bonds. No more Kinds are re
deemable until 1891, at which time
fiV),0(10,oao of 4 per cents become due.
After which no more tall due until
1907. when $737,797,5(10 4 per cents be
come due.
It is only in the United States tnat
the government is obliged to wrestle
with the problem of how to prevent
unneeded money from piling up in the
treasury. In every other great country
the question with which they have to
deal i how to avoid or meet a deficit.
The former, though troublesome at
times, is the more pleasant occupation.
Hon. llocky P. Earthart, of Salem,
has received a commission from
the most eminent grand master of the
jrrand encampment. Knights Templar
of the United States, to act as his dep
uty on the occasion of the organization
f the grand commandcry of Washing
ton territory.
The pope has sent a letter' to Dr.
MeGlynn, ofCsew York, saying if he
does not come to Rome in 40 days the
extreme penalty of the church excom
munication, will be visited upon hinw
It will be rememliered that the Dr. en
dorses Henry George's land theory.
Prohibition at Astoria is U-ing push
ed with-vigor. CJeo. Johnson, Secretary
of the Columbia River Fisherman's
Union, seems to be the leader of the
movement.
Sceretarv Lamar has restored to set
tlement by actual settlers lands hereto
fore withdrawn from markets in the in
terest of railroads, amounting to 2.",000
FARM NOTES.
Every fanner should plan dcllUra
tel v for a supply of small fruit for fam
ily use.
If a sheep Is chilled so ns to give It
colder fewr, the HUr or the wool Is
lujured.
Poor hind produce milk that Is dell
dent In fatty matters and therefore U t
ter mitt pied for checsu than for butter
making.
Pull tltc collars a wnv from (hefdmuM-
ers wiuie resting the hores in the Held,
so that the air can puss freely between
them.
Marketing the produce Is half Ihe
name. . farmer should use as imieli
Judgement on thUisiint as any other.
If the grape vines have Ish ii neglect
ed until now don't try to trim them. It
is too lnte and dangerous to their vitali
ty. .
It will pay to take pains and plant all
large, tlat seeds like squash, melon and
Lima beans edgewise.
Keep the plows well shnrpened. This
will not only insure U tter work but more
of it, as it will save the strength of the
teams.
This Is a good season for feeding roots
to stock; s.ieh diet is an excellent pre
taratii for the green grass It will ssm
be turned into.
Iletter Is; late in seeding than to plow
when land is too wet, for that ma v Injure
condition so that years will be n-qulred
to e fleet restoration.
A grindstone conveniently pi need
ready for use leaves no excuse for work
ing with a dull ax or other cutting In
strument thst never dies good work.
An exchange says that a new, cheap
and ctlecilve limi t killer is comssed
of one isirt of muriate of xtuh to one
thousand parts of water.
For spring reeding to les, honey is
more stimulating than sugar syrup, but
Is more liable to cause robbing. Warm
food Is mon effective.
A poor tool on the farm Impost a tax
upon the user every day It icmplovcd,
often greater in the year than the whole
pri.-e of a good tool.
Potatoes that are cut should not le
covered quite as deep as thru inches;
whole Miatoca 'require to lie deciier to
prevent too many- stalks.
It does not matter how o get earlv
swarms provided we get them, for in
them Js the profit of the year, or at
least its foundation.
Sometimes a delay of a u w days, In
getting the il prepared and the 'seeds
plant d, will make a dill'erence Iu the
harvest of at least one half.
A Vcituont famiM plants a sunflower
seed instead of a (sle to each hill of
beans. The stt rdy stalk answers for a
pole, and the seeds supply an excellent
feed for isailtry. -
If the wool ofheep Iwcunes wet It
dries very slowly and onlv bv chilling
the animal through. Slu-lter from ralii
and snow esHcIaliy the former, is there
fore more lm, ortant than protection
. .... i.
iruiu win.
Hen. lVrley lsresavs that If farmers
would thrive they must change their
pouey. -iney must concentrate their
labor, they must give to a.few a-r-s the
care now usually bestowed on many,
ami If necessary to do this they must
diminish their farms.
For growing eu.cn in Iters. souiuln. vr
Niiuuar pianis, ta sawaut or rot ton
wihsI alsiut them. Those who have
never tritl emtimtwrs on stromr. buMhv
stakes like pea sticks will lie mirnrtxtd
to note how they enjoy It. Toiuntoes
do Utter train d to stout btlcks than
any other wav.
In t he skct ion of tiMilsaiwl ninililiun
lightne-H U too often ovt rlskil. A
prejr design, strength and good milter
is I are if.-enthd; but to the projHr work
ing oi i tie tool, tightness is equally Im
portant. An over-weighty Implement
is a rliiiiwv m - lwiii ii innbu.
slower ami more laborious. F-eonomv
-- , - -. . - ..... rx. i. vJ IV
i energy in ttie exe-ution of wor
mum U- aimel at and it cannot I at
tained with uselessly henvv tools. It
is a risky practice to kp cattle, esx-
v:ihiv iiuk-ii i-iwh, siaoieu an spring,
and then without warning or prepant
tion turn them Intoa full suture. The
change front winter diet to suiumer
IceU ought to te a gradual one. clue the
animals may sutler. The Xxt way, ikt-
ihv i m turn mem eariy into an old
pasture lot and at the same time eon
tinue the regular nttions of irool hav
and mixvHl meal, esMclally wheat bran.
.Auerwams tney may ie given new
pasture grounds wit h lsTfcct nafet v. 1 f
staoiou until later in tlM? seam, green
r ., ft ... . I
iko Kirouiu oe ieo in me staides or
yari for some time before it will lie safe
to turn cows into rank pastures.
THE O. A. R.
Commander-in-Chief FalrchUd Uiuc Canar-
I Ordr No. 14.
MawAt-KKr, May 19. a spec
ial from Madison, ts, to the laming
H tucotwA says: Commander-in-Chief
Fairchild issued general orvler No. 14 to
day, in which he commends the liene
ficient work being done by the Women's
Itelief Corps among veterans and their
families in distress. He heartilv en-
dosses the isons of Veterans, organized
with a view to render the declinius
.vearaot t. j. n. veterans more enjoy
able, and to aid widows and orphans of
martyrs; apiwints W. U. Veasev t
Hut lam t, t., member of tne Jrani
memoral con m fit toe, vice tHs. W
iiooker of lirattlelioro, Vt. nxigncl;
cans upon survivors 01 the 1 liirtivnth
corps to meet Sptembcr 27, at the time
of the national encampment, to select
a suitable corps badge; advises all ve
terans desiring to learn the wherentKiiit.
of comrades to address the commission-
ersof pensions at Washington; declares
that the Grand Army has known no
such day as "Decoration day." but that
it loves and reveres Memorial day; re
quests the state departments to send
copies of the pniceedings of their en-
cam pmen ts to t he national headquarters
oi uic tiranu .-rniy lor preservation;
anounueeh that all railroads have fixed
upon one fare for the round trip to the
nationa4 etieamnmont. ami aonoints
the following additional aides-de-camp
on his national staff: Alliert Moore,
Pittsburg; W. W. reenland. Clarton,
Pa.; Christian Young and C. W.
Houghton.Phlladelphia; Thomas Mini,
roc, Gallitziu, Pa., and 8. V. (Jooper,
Metlia, Pa.
Fresh Fish.. Fresh Fish.
I am now prepared to furnish all kinds
of
FRESH PISH,
RECEIVED
PACKED IN ICE,
Which will be served to customers
on
Wednesdays & Saturdays,
OF EACH WEEK.
Coll Oiirlx- at the Depot.
-V. r. JIKAItX.
C R JljOTAG I J K S COIX'M N.
, The Ladles
are taking advanta'gtt of these lovely
evenings to go to Montague's and. sup
ply themselves with tluHtu eltvgnut
spring and sarnmer fabrics, at prices
so much lower than Inferior are priced
to thi'in elsiwhere, that they go away
astonished and delighted carrying thefr
purchases home, making glad tho
hearts of the old folks, when they hear
of the trilling outlay.
Old men, Young men.
Hoy and children are being fitted out
this week by jVontague, in those ele
gant and durable Oregon City woolen
suittfi Io shoddy alsiut them. If you
need anything lu the clothing line go
ami lok over his sts k. If you want
to buy, you cannot fail to be suited.
The Weather Will Now Permit
The wearing of jiwn ami other light
fabric. Moiitiiguc, M iih his usual en
ergy, Is ntb-rlngan elegant line of sum
mc dres goods, organdies, cable cortls,
etc. Ills stock of Nirnsos etitiipriss
many clcptnt shncs, and tifsplemlid
quality. These s well its Ids Inereiiscd
stH'k of giueral merchandise were
bought for Cash ami will lie sold at
popular prices as Inaugurated by .Mon
tague." I am Sole Proprietor
of "Montagucat2.no hoe" for men's
wear. Fverylssly pr.fers them to any
outer in me mtiikti. ii not buy any
others until you have win them.
The Farming Ccmmunlty
Have tieen annmiil with i,ris tiwta
snt them wherein apparent bargains
are ofl'erel. The unwary are some
time cauchtwlth this kind of t hatt'.
Montague propose to wU ns low as the
lowest of th.se lists, and give 5 n-t
cent oiFfor the cash lesldes. lluvyour
goods of Montague. He Is tlemoiistrat-
ing in a practical manner what low
prices will do.
Montague Buys all Kinds
Of merchantable produce and will give
you the highest market price either in
cash or merchandise, at his rcmarkablv
low prices.
Montague Has a Large Stock
Of men' and 1hvs hats and caps.
Many of the st vies are something en
tirely new in Lebanou. Go and see
them.
Montague Does not. Import
His good from any eastern village.
His stock Is fresh and new. and he pro
mmcs to wit them at such moderatt
prices as to defy competition. He
promises the public here ami now that
he will enter into no combination to
keep up alleged prices." He will al
ways use his liest endeavors to buy
goods at their very lowest cash value,
and he will invariabl v give the buyer
Ihe hciiefitof thin, which, coupled with
bis long experience and biwi news capac
ity, will make his mammoth cumIi store
the place for man, woman and child
to trade at. He will not be undersold
by any merchant In Linn count v, and
he cordially invites buyers who'think
they are lutylng too much for good at
6ther. itoint tf call and examine bis
stock and prices. It will wry iom bin.
It Is Said Straws
Show which wav the wind blows.
Montague never comnlains of dul'timcM.
His mammoth cash store is crowded
with close buyers every day. Xo long
faces about his establishment. .
The Wool Clip of 1887
Will soon be coming in. Montague Is
fully prepared to pay the hitrhest nrices
as usual in cas-h. for all wool oriered.
Wool growers of Unn county generally
know that Montairue pays a'little more
than any one else for srood wools.
Drop iu and see him Itfore vou
It will be to your pecuniary advantage to
do so.
Go and See Montague's
$2.00 shoe for men,s wear. It will com
pare favorably with any $3.00 shoe in
the market. When you can save $1.00
on a pair of shoes do it ami you can in
vest it in something cNc to Conrad van-tag'-.
Churchill & MoritelU's Spacp,
Churchill At Montelth
Conn to the front this week with the
11 1 test, line of Infants' imd-clilldicuV
spring heel shoes, Mlttse-i'tie slipper,
and Infanta bronze kill sandals, that
has ever been curried in Is lmuou.
It has bean Said
Jtvlhe ladies of Ts l.iinon that a good
khl glove could not Is' bought lu town,
and such hug been the case till the last
week. Among the other gotsls lm
ported during tho pest week from
foreign villages, by Chuiclilll Mon
telth, there was an elegant line of
those celebrated "P. Ceiitemerl'' kid
glove. They have them In five but
ton in black, and ail the latest suiu
mer shades.
It I Currently Reported
On the street that C. & M. are selling
all the line ladles parasols this spring,'
They have a elegant line.
Friends. Romans, Countrymen, '
liCnd us your ear. We came not, here
for our health, but to make glad your
heart by selling you a pair f f those
full stock plow shoe. Every pair
gives satisfaction.
Wpol, Wool.
We want iVl.OOO tts. of wool and will
pay more than any other Iniyer in
the market. Come and see us' before
selling.
DON'T KAIL. TO
Aak you rcU!W for th Original 3 Pfcee.
nrwu of Imitation.
Kni(ltl.(llm ba.rlagthlate
JAMES MEANS
3 SHOE.
1 VailHR Huttnn.eonnom ft faro.
IHM CkV. vnesiwlwvl lit
jmtronii. A pot Al canl M tit
M, urn witi nnuff jou iiiionna-
imh nw fto fi I I it I ft nu(N
J.Ueans&Cix,
Thl 9hnm ttund MivhH In th Mttmtitlmi of
F-arm than mnr rtlw la th worto, TltuMtnts
Churchill & Monteith
SOLE AGENTS.
Leiiaxon,
Orhhw.
W. C. IVtcrstin's Space.
The World Type-Writer
WHAT IS IT?
Thi Machine Answers for Itself.
A Machine to do the Work of the Pen.
If you write much or little, you need
Tye, Writer, costing you but $IO
that will do your work much better
than a machine for which you will pay
fliW.Od.
IVn writing Is slow and tiresome. It
wastes time, and time Is money, no
matter what your occupation. The
continued use of the icn exhausts
Issly and mind.
The pen cannot keen pace with
thouehtH. Often the 14. are hint. The
mind liccomes clogged, the power of
rapid eomiMnlti" n retuaiiiM uiidevelnt.
el, and your written proiluctions lack
tho brilliancy of extern Mraueotis
sieeeh. Time, health ami the highest
capabilities are ts valuable to lie wast
ed. J lence I Ih tlemand for a rapid and
easy .writing machine. After many
attempts success has U'cu attaiuctl ih
flic World Type-Writer,
which cmlsMlies the fundamental nrln- !
eiples of writing machines, and em
braces patented device wlich are be
lieved to be essential to the const ruc
tion of u successful ami practical tyiic
wrlter. It is the result of cistly cxh
rlmcntlng, and Is the nearest approach
to perl'eelion for the money it costs,
which luiM yet been nrKlutstl. It nue
cessfully meets tlie demaud, and
WALT-' C. PETERSON,
The Jeweler,
Is ready to supply that demand and
prove to the asiplu that the World
J'tfl Writer is mightier than the pen,
as the "pen Is ""mightier than the
sword." Vou can buy one from me for
Ten JMlnn; (flO.on) and make your
self and family happy. Call and see
them work, if you do not wish to buy
one. They are on exhibition at my
Jewelry store,
LEBAX0X, OREGON.
. Vl IF II
lis 1 . V
i er a
n aA crt - .
You -:- Certainly
WANT A
NOW
of
Clothes
SUIT
THIB Hl'IHNO.
Why don't you go to I1LAIK, the
leader in Clothing. .
AN IMMENSE STOCK
IN ALL GRADES,
-From Kustcin Factories.-.
Nobby Patterns & Styles, Cheap.
BARGAINS IX KVKRY OK-
PARTMKNT.
We are confident of I'leaslng j ou. All
we ack Is the opvoitutilly of
shouting you
Through our Stock.
WE AbWJ Kl-KP IS STOCK
The Celebrated Erowcsville Goods.
L. E. BLAIN,
le ading Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
At.ltaNV, Oitw;tN.
J. L. ITIWAS. J. M. RAl-STtiX. J. YT CtSIt K.
BANK of LEBANON,
I.ebfinoit, Oictfon.
Transact a General Bank
ing Business.
Account Kept Subject to Check.
KXCIIANUK ISOLD OX '
Kei Tort, San Francisco, Portland and
Albany, Oregon.
Ct)LI.i:CI IONS MADE
On Knvornblu 'I'oriTiH.
yuuuuuiiiuutuuuiuiuuiiuu(
I 11 11 MONTAGUE,
J HKA1.EI1 IV
Stationery
OF AM. KIMiS
AtCI
Foreign and Domestio
Periodicals f
l.KIIAXoX, OltKflOX.
Andrews & Ilackleman,
W.LDOUGLAS'r-7
UOOSlMi,
SHOE 4
'OKI 6V
vSOLE AG ENTS,
LEBANON. OREGON.
WALLACE & THOHPSOS,
nir
Loading Grocers
LINN COUNTY.
SOLE AGENTS I
FOK nir
CjleLr.ntoIJ
ft
Geyserite Soaps, i
AI.n.VNY. ORRWN. t
WILSON & WKSTFALL,
pbophi i-rrons
SodavillE
Livery and Feed Stable;
Dally Hack to Lebanon.
Faro Each Way, SO Cts.
GOOD TUKXOUTS AND
OTHER ACCOMMODATIONS
At KenMonable Katets
GIVE USA CALL.
WOOL WANTED!
SMITH & HAMMACK,
Lebanon Junetion. Oregon,
' ARE PAYIXO TXIK
Highest CASH Price
FOR WOOI
ff-S" Sacks Furnished on Npr'lication. ,
G. T. COTTON,
Dealer In" . '
Groceries & Provisions
TOBACCO AND CIGAR8,
8MOKEI18' AUTICLUS.
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits.
C ONFECTIONER.Y
Quoenswaro and Glassware,
LASirrf AND LAMP EIXTURES.
Main M.t Lebanon, Qrtyon. -t
Lebanon & Sweet Home
Slajre Line. -
H. Y. GIBSON, - Proprietor.
Carrying U. 8. Mail. j
ltrt 1'wki on Muixlits-t), Wednet-s and
KK:tinlaj. Ketumluy niae day.
RATES OF FARE i
Ix lmniin to fkulttrllle at Wa.erltM...........0ru."
lbttuoa to Bttet't Home .......... ,.1W
Good New H nek and other Ac
commodatlOns Fimtclass.
TartU Aertxing to iro to ny nt tw ahore nauyd
point, oil Intervening daya trill be lUTowituo
datl by apj)l me at toy recklvucc la
Lt bauoil.
II. Y. ClIKBfJN.
Harkncss & Mayers Bros,
-Blacksmiths,-
Lp.nAXox, Okixiox.
Horse Shoeing- and Cen
eral Repairing.
ALL WOHK WAKH ANTED
TO GIVE BATISFACTION.
AT
Prices to Suit the Times.
GIVE ISA CALL.
ANOTHER CUT IN RATES!
- - .. , , .
I fog loavo t annotinoo tt tho r;inoorn of Iinn t-onnty, that I am etill in
buHint-MM at tho Old fnnd, and lnvr jiwt rs?lvd frotn the lirt a
Large Stock of Wagon Timber, Daring t&e Cat in Freight Rates,
And l am m illiiu; tho funncnt and ptf ile gvntrally nhould havo the
Muirn. Any out w khliijr Wagon K- jal ring done, will Ictw notievnty
PRICES:
Filling nil UlticlH f whocds, jkt i-tc-t - - i oo
wht-fl . s to - co
Hot of WllOfc-lN - - - - S(J fjtj
I3tjl.stoi m, SnndlKjardH ntif.l Tongncis, qncl j oo
I Ilclcory clM, ccli - - . - . - a ex
Sllnlo iSrKjlcH oruJ I'ellows. oncli - ao
Everything else In Proportion. All work Warranted.
Itcnvmbrr tho plae one do.ir not.Ut of Arthur A. DIshopV blacksmith Shop
A. C. HAUSMAN. - - NORTH UROWNSVILLK, OREGON.
M.A.MILLER,
fitALF.lt IX
Dhigs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, & Glass,
ALSO
A Complete Stock of Stationery,
D -
LADIE TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions a Speciality.
NEXT IXOIt TO W. B. DONACA. - - LEBANON, OREGON.
J. A. BEARD,
Drjjggist and Apothecary, .
PEA I,tK IN
Drugs -:- am -:- 3Iedicines .
-BSPainlsf Oils and
Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Etc.
And Fancy Toilet Articles.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED-
Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon.
5E. . G
Manufacturer -:-
-AND DCALKR IN-
Coffins, Caskets, Trimmings and Buying Robes.
-ALS(
Doors, Window Blinds, Locks, Hanging-Nails, Etc.
Mais STFrrr,
BLACKSM1THINQ.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
-iiy-
R. C. Walkins,
CWKKTIIUME, - - UIlKMOy.
REpalrlnjr of All Kinds at Rea
sonable Prices.
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Shoeing all aromnl, new uhoit, fl.75
Having loco led lo tay I auk a ohare of
the jjubllc jif rouag4.
it C. WATKINH.
nLF7cONN,
Contractor, Carpenter and
Builder.
Plans &l Specifications
FUII.SI8HE
OX SI IORT NOTICE
All Kind of Carpenter Work Done and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prices Very Ketmontiblo.
ALBANY It 1.KBASOK. OREGON.
Saw IVIill
' FOR SALE.
A Dpuble Circular Water
Power Saw Mill,
NEAR LEBANON, OR.
Cnnaclljr alwut C0(0 Lit r day. Aluo
10 ares of land on which the saw
mill Is located.
PRICE, $2,500.
Aluo la-c a large etock of
First Quality Lumber
At lotTt markt-t rt- for caeh.
G. W. WHEELER, Lebasoo, Oregon.
O A N,h
of -:- Furniture,
J.rBAyoy, Obeoojt.