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OUR. CHRISTMAS GREETING.
Custom makes it pur duty to give;
¡some sort of greeting to our many:
readers on this the most universally
(observed of all holidays. Christman‘
day, while it is the oldest holiday ;
1 hat we as a Christian nation ob­
serve, is the one around which our
S'oq^lest recollections center, for
whether we believe in the divine
origin of our Savior or not,or wheth­
er we are connected with any Chris­
tian association or not, if it be with-
In our powers, the day is given up
to festivity and joy, to being happy
ourselves and making others happy.
The practice of giving gifts qwes its
origin we presume to tfie options of
thQsq wise men of Bethlehem eight­
pen hundred and ninety years ago,
In making presents of gold, fraqki
pense and myrrlr to our Sftvioi, Be
that as it may, the epstoiq is one
fraught with happiqess both to the
giver and receiver, The custom of
congratulations and milking good
Wishes also dates back tq the birth of
our Savior for precedent; for we
have the example, “Glory to God in
the . highest, and on earth; peace
and good will toward men,” given
us to follow. And the most skeptic
will agree that it is one worthy oi
bqihiy imitated, While K costs us
nothing, it indicates to oqr neighbor
-hat we liave nothing but the kind­
pit of feelings toward him, and if
iVe are honest in our good wishes,
j*ny misunderstanding or hardness
of feeling toward him is buried in
the oblivion of the past to be re­
membered no more. Then" let us as
Citizens lay ¿side all peaty jealousies
and mlsqncjerstandings that vye may
have had lyitb anyof our neighbors
during the year and wish them in
truth “a merry and happy Christ­
mas.” To each and every reader of
the P ress we extend our most ear­
nest and heartfelt Christmas greet­
ings, and trust that each of yqu may
live to eujoy many annual returns of
the day.
WHY EGGS SPOIL,
>TICE Ft R PUBLICATION-LAND OF-
LAND,, ACT JUNE 3
yet; his children-airiy not be dressed qpiMBER
fice At Ow joa City, Oregon, Nov, 12,1890»
A tic© for publication. U.i
Mei *by giyea that the following
as dolls or popinjays; his table may Office, Oregon City, OrM Oct.
ad settle l>as filed notice of his intention
hereby given that in com
ake final roof in support ef his claim,and
beplain, but wholesome,andthe whiz provisions of the act of
be made before the County
1878, entitled -“An .act fo
of the beer or champagne cork may Linds
ty at Albany, Oregon, on
in the States of Cal
simely; New ion Lewis, Pro/-
vada aud Washington T
never bo heard in his dwelling; he Dowling
r, for the S
of S IE L:
of Astoria, coun
one-half of southwest Of
~
is day fil­
may have to get along without the Oregon,
E. He names the ^Hewing
ment No. 23S©r
hi A « W<?J
e
liis
ecntiniioos
earliest fruits er vegetables; he may wf tfce X
on of,
laud, imnjely
un.be r 15
, Mc< ’larry, W. J. Tuvnidge
have to abjure the club room, the
E..JLad 's»
all of
Creek F. O.Liiin
theatre and the gambling hell, and
r, T. APPERSON, Register.
to reverence the Sabbath day and to
»{JB^CATION-LAND OF-
Oregon,
__ o_..,
read and follow the precepts of the at
fice^t
Oregon
City. Oregon, November 5,
tlxe 19th day of
__ March, It
1;
Koficeh hereby given that the follow­
bible instead—but he will be the . Thursday
liases >as witnesses: Jolni 2.
O. 2...-'-
Emmerson, of ing named
sei£l.er has filed notice of his inten­
TUbrmook,
Or.,
James
Plievson,
of
Kat.
Port-
better off in every way Tor this seif-i land, Or.. Henry Moiatt, of Portland,
make- filial proof in support of his claim,
__7 Cr
Çr„ and tion to
that said proof 5Vill ho made before tlie
Charles Forest of Westport, Or. Auya'..«
Anj'and all and
discipline. Yes, he may do all these porsonS'Claimtng
County Clerk of jyihii Cout. w, Oregon, on De-
adversely the above-described ccmbo.r-22,
viz: Wilber F. Hammer«Home­
without detriment to his manhood, lands are requested to filo their claims in this stead Entry 1890,
No. 7951 for the N
sec 11 T 10
office on or before said 19th of March, 1^91,
K 3 E. lie names the following witnesses to
or health, or character. True, emp­
J. T. APPERSON, Register. S.
pi-x^ve his continuous riesidiin.ee upon and cul­
tivation of s&id land, as per s<*p# 2-301 R. S. viz.
ty-headed folk may sneer at him,
imber land , act june 3 s ists ..— not James
H. Hogan, James H, Shahan, Thomas
tice for publication, united State9 /and Il McGough
and affect to pity him; but he will T Office,
and Beniamin B. Butler, all
Oregon City, Or., October 27, 1890. No ’Rock
­
Creek P. O , Linn coiint.v. Oregon.
rind that he has grown strong-heart­ tice is Hereby given that in compliancy with
J. T. APPERSO n , Register.
the provisions of the àct of Congress of June
ed and brave enough to stand the 3,1878, entitled “An r et for the sale oi timber
lands in the state of California, Oregon, Nevada lVrOTICE FOB PUBLICATION—LAND OF-
laugh of the foolish. He das become and Washington Wr^touyJ’jòhn 0.Emmerson 11 fico at Oregon City, Oregon, November 5,
Tillamook, county pf Tillamook, state of 1890. Notice is hereby given that thé follow
m independent- man. He never of
Oregon, ii^s this day filed in this office his ing named, settler has filed notice of his inten­
statement No. 2311, for the- purchase of tion to make final proof in support of liis claim,
owes anybody, and So he is no man’s sworn
the Northwest one-fourth of Section N.o. 15 and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of Linn County, at Albany, Or­
slave. He has become master of in T’ounship N’o. 9, S. Range No. 4 E., and vili County
offer proof to show that the land sought is egon, on December 22,1890. viz: John L. Daven­
himself, and a master of himself more valuable for its timber or stone than for port, Homestead Entry No. 55Ç5, for the N E
purposes, and to establish bis of Sep. 18, T H S. R. 1E, Ke names the follow
will become a leader among men, agricultural
ciairn to said land before the Register and Re­ i-ng witnesses to prove his continuous resi­
of this
Office
at
Oregon dence u]wn and cultivation of, said lamf, .?iz:
md prosperity will crown his eyery ceiver
at Oregon City, Or..on Thursday the 19tli Lewis Stringer, John A. Plummer, James M.
_______ Hessler and Charles T. Craft, all of Scio P._ O.
nay of Marcii, Ig§i. lie names as witnesses:
enterprise,
J, T. APPERSON, '
Jacob L. bowling, of Astoria, Or., Jar, McPher- , Linn county, Oregon,
Register.
Young ipan| life’s discipline and son, of East Portland, Oregon,Henr\- Molati,of '
Portland, Oregon, Chas Forest, of Westport.,
life’s success come ffoip hard work Or. Any and ail persons claiming adversely ■RaoTKÆ FOR PUBLICATION LAND OF-
above desciibed lands are requested to 18 floe ftt Oregon City, Oregon, November 18,
and early self-denial; and hard earn, the
file their claim? in this office on or before said 1890. Noiice is lwreby given’liât tlie follow­
ing named settler lias tiled notice of his inten­
ed success is all the sweeter at the 19th day of March, 1891.
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
time when old years climb up on
and that said proof will be made before the”.
Clerk of Linn County, at Albany, Or­
L and , ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—SO County
yeur shoulder and you need prop­ r A. piMBER
lice fop publication'. United States Land. egon, on January 3,1891, viz: . William H.Mill-
Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Oct. 10. R#0r No­ hollen. l’re-emption II. S.'No.6974,for tlieEf-
ping up,—Ex.
ofNWUandELiof SW Ji of Sec. 35, T. 9. S.,
The argument most often used
igainst governmental control of rail­
roads is that it would destroy all
possibility of competition. This is
..•ertamly true, but let the people of
he United States ask themselves
.vhether they would prefer to sub
.nit themselves to the tender mer­
ries of a combination headed by Jay
'Gould, Vanderbilt and Huntington,
>r to the government of the nation.
Competition is as equally out of the
•ase in the one, case as in the other,
>ut the private combination would
operate the railroads of the United
States for its own personal gain and
profit, while the government would
operate them, as it now does the
postoffice department,for the benefit
of the people. To carry out this
threatened combination would prob­
ably be tqe best thing that could
happen for the people. They would
tlien see that only one power was
strong enough to cope with the com­
bination, and the result would be
that they would put the railroads
under the control of that power, the
government of the United States,
and that, top, with !WJ Ifing delay.—
8. F. Chronicle.
The different alliances and grang­
ers of Wasco county, and the county
council of Wasco, Sherman and Qil-
iiam counties held an interesting
session
at Liberty last week. It was
'
the united sentiment tfi injure no
other
b,i}sine§s qr profession, legiti­
1
mately
doing business, but to secure
!
such
legislation, bqth state and na­
’
tional, as will more rigidly protect
the fights of all legitimate labor, re­
gardless
of kind,
*
tice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
.878. entitled »»An act for the sale of timber
lands in the Stat03 of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada, andWasbingtonTerritGry,Adam W.Mon
dy,of East Portland,county of Multr.omali,state
ot Oregon, has thus day tiled in this office his
aworn statement. No. 869, for the purchase of
the
of S VV and lots 3 and 4 ofSec. No. 18,
in Township No. 9 South, range No. 4 East ,
and will, offer proof’to snow that the land
«»ought is more valuable for its timber or stone
'han for agricultural purposes, audio estab­
lish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Monday4 the 121 h day of January,
1891. She nfinuLS* as witnesses: Watson P.
Case, of East Portland, Oregon, William C.
Case, of East Portland, Oregon, Walter Shan­
non, of East Portland, Oregon, and Samqcl
Moncly. of Portland, Oregon. Any and all
persons claiming adversely the above-describ­
ed lands are requested to file their claims in
this office ©n cr before said 12th dav of Janua­
ry, 139L
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-
1 Notice for publication. k United States
Land Office, Oregon City, Ore.^ August 27,1.890.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act. of Congress of June
3,1878, entitled. “An act for the sale of timber
lands in the states of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada and Washington Territory,” Parley G.
Duren of Portland, county of Multnomah,
State of Oregon has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement no . 1986, for the purchase,
of; the
tLe n WJ4 WS
ct tVe
southwest quarter, section number 25, in
township no. 9 S Range no. 4 E, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more val­
uable for its timber or stone than for agricul­
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
sa.id land before the Register and Receiver ot
this office at Oregon City, Or., on Thursday the
ISrhday of December, 1890. He names as wit­
nesses: C. H. work of.Mill Cit y, Or., T. D. El­
lis f Seattle, ’Washington, w.T’. ■white and N.
Ji welch of Port l«*ind Oregon. Any and all per­
sons claiming adversely the jjbove-described
lands’are requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 18th day of December,
1890. .
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
XTOTICK FOB PUBLICATION—LAN 1>
1At Office Oregon City,Or., Dec. 4$390. Notice
is hereby èiven that the followilig named set­
tler has Sled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support, of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver of the U. S, Land Office at. Oregon
City, Oregon, on January 2»>. 1891, viz: John
Nemchick, Preemption D. S. No. 5712, for lots 2,
3, 4and 5, of Sec. 2. T. 10, South. Rango 1
E. He names the Tollowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz; George Bender.Henry Phil­
lips, Fred Pepperlin. of Jordan, Linn county,
Oregon, and M. E, Bilyeu, of Scio, Linn county,
Oregon.
T. J. APPERSON, Register.
T. A. RICHARDSON
ir—O'7“”
Stio, Oregon,
,{..... .DeaW Uh,,,
.
WE GARRIASE . & TEAM HARNESS
Maltby Saddles !
'WHIPS, NETS, ETC
EUBEK
Tlie very best preparation for har­
ness in the market.
©arCALL AND SEE ME“@S
FARMERS HOTEL
—o —
WILLIAM BILYEU,
South Main St,
PROP.
SMITHS
Board and Lodging, per Week, $4.00
Board, per Week,
3.00
First-class Meals,
25cts.
Lodging,
25cts.
R. 4 E. He names the following witnesses to
prove Ins coil limions residence upon andculti-
vation of, said land, viz: Lu’la Stockton, of
Oakville, Linn county, Oregon, J. W. Brown,of
Rock Creek, Linn county, Oregon, Albert Bills
of Boek Creek, Linn county, Oregon, Clarence
Stockton, of Oakville, Linn county, Oregon.
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
ATOTICE for publication - land office
L n at Oregcp City, Oregon,Dec. 1,1890. Notice
THE
CRY OF MILLION-»!
OH, MY BRCi<!
6T0P IT NOW,
SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATE.
I have been troubled many years with
disease of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies and have
sought aid from different physicians
without relief. About the 15th of April
I was suffering from a very violent
attack that almost prostrated me in
such a manner that I was .beat over.
'AfhenT sat down1 it was almost impossible for me
:o get up alone, or to put on my clothes, when
dnd Providence sent Dr. Henley, with the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
hotel, I iijini©diiitelyr commenced
aging the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
tn a few days,I am happy to state,
. ‘ hat I was a new man.
I will
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for recommend the tea to all afflicted
as I have been.
Linn County:
is hereby given that the fol lowing-named set­
tler lias tiled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of bis. claim, and ihat
said proof will be made before the Co. clerk of
Linn county at Albany, Oregon, on January
19,1891, viz: Richard Fox, liomestead Entry
No 7512, for the S
S w
of Sec 23, and N
y, O'-’ N W Sec 26, Tp 9 S R 4 K. He names the
following witnesses to .prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
under Sec 2301 R S namely: N T.Moore, of Al­
bany, Einn county, Oregon, S W Reese, Wm II
Hiatt and A Brush, all of Rock Creek post-
officu, Linn countv, <h egon .
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
In the matter of the Estate 1
of
¡(ITATION.
Maria G. Tallcott,
Deceased. J
To all of the uitkiiown heirs of Maria G. Tall­
cott, deceased, and to all others interested in
the estate of Maria G. Tallcott, deceased, if
any such there be,
Greeting:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
«• yon are hereby cited and required to appear
in the county court of the State of Oregon, for
Linn county, at the cqnrt i-ooni thereof at Al­
bany. Qregqn, pi said Linn county, on
Monday, ths Fifth, day of January.
1891, at one o’clock in the afternoon of that day
then ancl there to snow cause, if any exist,
why an order of sale should, not be made, as in
the petition oftlip administrator herein, to
sell the whole of the real property of the es­
late of Mari,a G. Tallcott, deceased, the de?cri]>
tipn of said real property qf said estate set. out
in said petition being' as follows, td-wit : Be­
ginning at the southeast oornor of block num­
ber thirty-three (33) as shown on the plot of
the original survev of the city of Scio, in Linn
county, State of Oregon, thence running north
sixteen (16) feet, thence west one hundred (100'.
feet, thence south sixteen (16) feet, thence east
one hundred 1100) feet to the place of begiuning
all situate in Scio, Linn county, Oregon.
Done by order of the I-Ton. D. R. N. Black­
burn, Judge of the county court of the State
of Oregon, for Linn county, with the seal of
said court affixed this 14th day oi November,
1890.
N.P. PAYNE,
[A ttest ]
County Clerk.
G. A. TUPPER,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
Santa Rosa. Cal.
SCIO
Planing Mills
SMbiful
ALBANY,
1870.
Manufactures sash & doors,mould­
ing and all kinds of finishing lum­
ber. A large lot of flooring, ceiling
and rustics on hand, well seasoned.
Will be delivered to any point on
the. railroad. If you want lumber
correspond with us. Every thing
first class.
N. b . Having failed in health and
a large amount of other business on
hand, I will sell or trade the above
business at very reasonable rates,
with about 500,000 feet of first class
clear lumber, This is an oppertu-
nity for you.
D. M yeb S j Prop.
OBEGON
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Solo, OKKOOB.
Can show you what goods they advei
tise^ all the best, and prices are
cut just as deep as any of the
boys dare go. Don’t for­
that we have
SOPEMIOB, ■
H aARLASTJ), Jyi:
MOWITOR,
ARGOB,
RANGES, COOKS and HEATERS. PUMPQ, SHEET and GAL­
VANIZED IRON WARE, TIN ROOFING and SPOUT­
ING, FRUIT CANS. HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, Etc.
FAIÆ and WINT®
B NNOUNCEMEN
w. r
We have now the largest stock of Dry
Goods and furnishing ever shown
in Albany. Consisting of the
Eggs spoil because of an ineffectu»
al attempt to hatch. Whenever a
fert.lized egg is raised to a tempera-
Iqre of 92 degrees the hatching pro-
eass begins, and when the tempera-
otice for publication — land of ?
flee at Oregon City, Oregon, December 4,
GUNS and REVOLVERS—The
N 1890.
ture falls much below this point, the
Notice is hereby given th^t the follow-
jiuji-named settler has filed, notiecof his inten- idea has got out that we have dis­
process ceases. These CQnditiqns are
tioh to make final proof in support of h is claim, posed of this payt of our business.
found in the warm days and cool
and that- said proof -will be made lefore the That’s a mistake, We are in it now
County Clerk of Linn County, at Albany Qr
nights of summer. During the long
<>o-nn on January 24,1891.viz: Richard L.Gaines. deeper than ever. We have a nice
PETER BILYEU, Proprietor;
SOSaSSPOKDENSE.
Go ’ ^Jon D. S< No. 7064 for the S E % of line of Marlin and Winchester rifles,
pot day the hatching process is at
Preempt 9 S., R. 4 E. He names the following
The finest of wines and liquors,
Sec. 28, T. to prove his continuous residence and breech loading shotguns, rang- and the best brands of cigars con­
tyork; during the short, cool night it
witcultivation of, said land, viz: L.Y. in price from $12 to $65. Also all
E lliot '? P rairie , Dec. 20.
stantly
on hand. Weinhardt’s beer
¿eases. After three qr four altera­
ipion and d . Beardsley, Charles I. Ileukle and the latest improved revolvers.
Wilson. A- all of Rock Creek P. O.; Linn coun-
on draft.
tions of this kind the embryo clpck E d . P ress .
Stewart
Sox,
Albany.
C. A. Bills,
Peter Schamel is preparing to set ty,Oregon.
J. T. APPERSON, Register.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
dies and the rotting process begins.
CARPENTERS AN» BUILDERS
Now, it is evident that if the eggs out 20 appes of hops.
OTICE FOR PUBLICATION -LAND OF
B@“West side of South Main St,,
»Contractors
or
anyone
wanting
RJrs.
John
Eftgan
js
lying
very
ill
fice
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
December
3,
N 189(1. Notice is hereby given that the follow anything
were not fertijize4 the hatching
­
in the hardware line, will Scio, Oiegon.
ing named settler lias'filed nojice of liis in­ do well to call on Stewart &,Sox be­
would not bggin, neither would the at her home at this place.
to make final proof in support of liis
Mr. Frank Smith is visiting rela­ tention
They Preston’s “Hed-Ake” is a specific
clgim, apd that spid proof will be made before’ fore purchasing elsewhere.
yotting,and hence there would bean
ihe Copnty Clerk of Linn County, at Albany, have nearly everything in the line for headache..
tives
and
friends
in
yqqr
cjty.
W. S'. READ,
absence of rotten eggs. The reme--
Oregon, on January 17,1.891, viz: Charles Marsh
Albany, Oregon.
D S Jfo. 7.190, for lots 1 and 2 of of builders’ hard ware,and a magnifi­
if you have headach e try Preston’s
dy, therefore, is to prevent fertiliza­ A heavy storm prevailed in this BreempOon
Sec. 32. T 10, S., R. 2 W. Be names the follow­ cent stock of fine tools,
“Hed-Ake.”
ing witnesses - to prove liis continuous resi­
tion of the eggs, and this can be se­ locality last Sunday morning.
dence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz:
LADIES, ATTENTION—We de­ It cures headache only—Preston’?
cured by the destruction of the roos­ The Santiam poultry yard is still Ed Streitoff, Elias Maxwell, Ira Cox and Elam
sire to tell you that we have the “Hed-Ake.”
Miller, all of Albany, Linn Co..-Oregon.
ters. Every rooster not intended flourishing and js shipping some fine
J ’T. APPERSON, Registi i*r
best shears and scissors in Albany,
^specially for breeding should be fowls.
and we can prove it to you at any
Why suffer? Preston’s “Hed-
CHURNS—We keep nothing but
Every pair is warranted, and
killed or sold to the huckster as soon
S. W. Gaines has been suffering the famous barrel .churn. There is time.
Ake.” will cure you.
they
can
be
returned
if
they
do
not
rs big enough to eq t. Not over one for a few dqys from a yunuing a sliy» nothing so good,and no one cai
give satisfaction This is no brag or Immediate, harmless—Preston’
good rooster should be kept on any er in liis hand.
us on prices, Stewart & Sox
bluster; we mean what we say.
“Hed-Ake.”
farm,and that one cooped and mated Our scarlet fever and diphtheria
Stewart & Sox.
being made by John R.
rork for us. Reader,
with not to exceed ten hensiand the patients haye about ajl, recovered
mueli, but \vp can
.jiijTi. from $5 to
more as you go
aggs from those hens should be kept their usual health,
In any part of
;e at home, giv-
or sold expressly for hatching. The
noments only to
B,ush
is
preparing
to
build
a
fine
Great pay SURE for
other’h e ns, should be kept expressly
>r. We start you, furnishing
EASILY, SPEEDILY learned.
for market or table use, and no roos­ yard fence for his Daisy. It will
A RS FREE. Address at once,
I j CO., PORTLAND, MAISE.
ter should even be allowed among cost him about $150. He thinks
its and Oils—Come and see us
them. .Ontheorclinury farm about Well of the Daisy.
when you want paint, oil, brushes,
one-tenth of the fowls are roosters,
The bridge across Roaring river
coal oil, lubricating oils, axle grease,
( in tiie state inukance building ),
Which is nine times as many as the re bottom js now completed. It is sev­
etc. Stewart & Sox, Albany.
i
can be any possible use for. Unfer­ eral feet above low water mark, and
tilized eggs are much sweeter and is over a half-mile in length.
ABBOTT & BROWN.
better for table use, and will keep
l am a subscriber to the Scio P ress
REPAIRER AND GENERAL WOOD­
from two to four times as long as and I find it very interesting, and
WORKER.
fertilized ones. Hens not kept with well worth the dollar I paid for six
roosters will lay longer and set less ’ months. I will renew soon for a
than others. It is safe to say, says 1 year ahead,
a specialty.
the Farm, Stock and Home, that in
When you want to see Happy peo­
the United States alone ther-e are ple and the garden spot of Oregon,
he O regon R anh C ompany was especially r-ganized for tlie purpose of buy in j* and subdi
’20,000,009 roosters, and that 19,000,. and where you will be made to feel T viding
large traces of land and lias, during the past, two years, bousxht and «ubdivided over
3,200 acres of land into from fiv'eto twenty-acre tracts. The success of the undertaking is
000 of them are a positive ar.d ex­ ’ p, r-ectly at home, co,me to Elliott shown
in the fact that out of two hundred and eighty tracts placed on tlie market, two lmn-
; dred and twenty-five have boen sold.
pensive nuisance, except for table prairie,
We claim that- ten acres of choice land in fruit, will yield a larger income than one hundred
use at the right time. If these
: nd sixty acres in wheat in tlie Mississippi valley.
Manafacture of all kinds of office
We also liiake valuable improvements in tht way of roads, fenced, etc. We can sell a small
roosters were killed and thejv places j ■ This prairie is booming equal to : act
of land for the same price per acre you would have to pay fora large farm.
furnitnre and fixtures a specialty.
.
any
city,
and
the
people
are
full
of
’
¿^T'Send
for
pamphletj
maps
and
price
list.
supplied with hens, millions of dol­
.All work executed in a satisfactory
lars in the aggregate would be gain­ energy and pride, striving hard to
manner and at
make
home
beautiful
and
happy
for
ed tq the farmers of this country.—«
their
wives
and
children.
Boston Cultivator,
Professor Edwards is progressing
Shop, one block north of Scio Rol­
finely with his singing school and is
ler Mills.
Ö
developing some flue local talent.
B@”ALL AND SEE ME.
Save a part of your weekly earn­ Prof. Graham’s class in instrumen­
AMMUNITION—We carry a nice
ings, even if it be no more than a tal music is nwking very ropid pro
of shot, powder, loaded shells,
OREGON DEVELOPMENT CO’S STEAMERS line
quarter dollar, and put your savings gress.
cartridges, etc., and will sell at rea­
monthly in a savings bank.
SHORT LINE TO CflLIFORNI.H. FREIGHT AND FARES THE LOWEST
sonable figures. Don’t forget us
F lunkey .
Accommoda!ioij-s uvisurpHssed for comfort hii.^safety. Faresand freights via Yilquiiia and
Buy nothing till you can pay for it
\he?Oregon Development Co’s steamships nnt li less than by ahy other route beiween all when you come to lay in your win­
ter supply of ammunition to protect
points in the Willamet te Vailev and San Franci ro.
and buy nothing that you do not
Daily
'i ranax (Slxeept Sfindnys.)
your ranch from the inroads of that
Leave
Corvallis
at 10:30 a m . , Arrrivc at Albany at 11:08 A.
Leave Yaqwina at 6:45 a . m .
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ne^d.
!
ring-necked immigrant. Stewart &
Leave Corvallis at 1:40 p . m .
Arrive at. Yaçpiina at 5:30
Leave Albany at 1:00 P. M.
A young man who has grit enough
Materia: Yard, 7;30 a. m. Sox.
.......... —Ly, Albany, f 1,4$ p _ m.
Munker, 2;30 p m
.Jixed
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5:00 p in
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to follow these rules will have taken For the people of Scio, and v’ui ¡ity to buy Oregon
C. _ C, —
HOGUE.
& <California i rains connect at Albany and Corvallis.,
_.
IRON and STEEL—Stewart &
Aci’g G. F. & P. Agt, Corvallis, Ogn;
s'Furnishing Goods, cotton and woolen. W m . M. HGAG, Gc.iienilMun:t-x<'i‘. .
the first step up yard to success in Jcn1
Sox have a verv large stock of band
b'~.ae ladies and gcn:s gloves, nlen’s ove;a'iis,
strap, common and Norway iron; al­ .Ur competitors squirm and wonder how we do it. Cail when in the city.
business. He may be compelled to jumpers-, in ; bl usesj ì i ics and childrenrs co,-
,n. e. men’s ne ?AW<àr, su spenders* thread
so machine, tool, pick and plow
wear a coat a year longer, even if it to
i ’ iniitous, notio is anti small ware, iierÌum-
First Class ateamMiip Line between Y. a QUI n A and SAN FRANCISCO, connecting at Ya steel.
•ry ¡.nd t filet soaps, hair,tooth and nail brush­ quina with thetra ns of the Oregon Pacific Railroad Company. The Company reserves’ the
be unfashionable; he may have to es,
e.c., all < f wm.-n w u ..e so’d at. greatly re­ right to to change sail days. C. II; HASWELL, Gon. F. A P. Agt., Montgomery St., S. F. Cal.
duced prices, for cash on y, as long as the stock THE OREGON PACIFIC STEAMBOATS on t he WillametteRiver Division will leave Portland
BUGGIES and WAGONS—Wf
live in a smaller house than some of lasts.
g^Call and see me at
isouth bound, on Monday, Wednesday a
Friday, at 6 a . m . ; arrive at Corvallis Tuesday. have a nice line and can give you
his young acquaintances; his wife
Thursday and Sa: ur lay at 3:3.0 i*. M,..........Leave Corvallis, north bound, Monday, Wednes­ good satisfaction. Stewart & Sox.
and Friday at 8 A.’ M ................ Arrive at Portlahd Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
tnay not sparkle with diamonds, nor
SHELTON BROS. day
3:8b P. M-...... ............ On Monday. Wednesday an .1 Friday, bot h nortli and south bound boats lie.
over nigh! at Salem, leaving thereat 6. A.M.
C, Ci HOGUE,. A. G. F. & p. Agent. In5
be resplendent in sll < or satin» just j Scio, Dec..25, 1890^
Bure cure—Preston’s “Hed-Ake
H
LATEST STYLES
OK
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
A very Large Stock of Cloaks to Choose
SAMPPE ROOMS, From.
Remember ATe make a specialty of
Ladies and Mens Underwear. The Best
Goods at the
. LOWEST PRICES.
ail orders promptly attended to.
f
HOME* OFFICE AT SALEM OREGON
Branch Cffices in Portland, Astoria and
Albany. Has for Sale a Large List
of Grain, Stock and Fruit
Farms ; Also, City and
Suburban Property
Wagon Work
All kinds of wood
turning and scroll
sawing done to or def.
Low Prices-
Oregon P
c I
Guarantee their Clothing to be the
This is straight talk? gentlemen, and
they will back up their assertion, both as
to Material ani skillful workmanship
NEI, STYLISH RND DURABLE.
Oregon Development Company.
T. L. WALLACE & CO
Strahan. Block, Albany, Oregon