18 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
T. L. DUGGER,
tendent of the blind school,and Miss
A, B. McFadden, matron, have ro
signed, at the request of the state
board, which has appointed Rev. and
Mrs. Bollinger superintendent and
matron, |
NEWTO-DAY
New styles, t
New GcÜ 's,
IN THE CITY OF
SCIO,
LÏNN
CO.,
OJWtiOX.
?er annum, invariably in advance.......$2 00
iix months,
44
- 44
44
........... 1 00
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be
oaid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
when the order is given, for their insertion.
The brother of the king of Siam is
named Dam Kong. With a name
like that he will have to lead a life
but little short of that of an angel to
prove that he is All Right.
Three cash prizes of' $150, $100
and $o0, respectively, have been
offered bv Public Opinion, the eclec­
tic weekly of Washington and New
York* for the three best essays of
, not more than 3000 Words on the
, question; “what, if any, changes in
(
existing
plans are necessary to secure
. equitable distribution of the bur­
an
, den of taxation for the support of
,
national,
state and municipal govern­
, ments?” These prize-essay contests
( current questions, as couducted
on
i by Public Opinion, have attracted
,
general
attention. The present con­
, test closes December 10.
II.F. READ,!
“Has the Largest Stock of-
■
N
I
Ne wi Pnces.
¡H
Lui
UL
—AND—
Our Stock of Fall Goody is now com­
plete, and if you want to see
some novelties and; all the
Latest Styles in
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
MERCANTILE HOUSE OF-
SAM'L E. YOUNG
SPRING JUD
SUM
Every day the necessity for the
Ever shown in the Willamette Val­
farmer to become an edueatedjhink-
ley. Remember he has the
ing man grows greater.- By the
only exclusive
ALBANY/
OREGON,
term “education” we do not mean
that he shall be a man of scholastic
DRY GOODS HOUSE
renown, or a man of letters in the
I am now receiving my spring1 stocK of
We
can
show
you
a
line
of
goods
ordinarily accepted meaning of the
In Albany and sells at the lo west merchandise, consisting- of Boots & Shoes,
term, but we do mean that he shall
that cannot be found else*
possible rates.
>e well versed in everything that
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Window Shades, Gro
where. lit fact, w£ are just
pertains to his avocation. He should
LADIES’ WEAR. ceries, etc. I carry
what
the
people
sky
we
are,
be well acquainted with the best
\ sp«i:,ia'ity. Mail orders promptly
methods of culture of every product
¡tended to.
of the field, the orchard and the gar­
den. If he breeds stock for profit A new kind of wheat known a-
TF. F. HEAD,
he should know his market, and the new golden is attracting consid
breed such strains as that market erable attention among wheat-grow
"“demands, and, too, such strains as ërs. " It Is a product eomi'^orig'!n’ar-
can most quickly and with the least ly from the department of agricul­
In the Clothing Linei We also ear­ ALBANY, OREGON.
expense be prepared. He should be ture, and produced in Oregon forth«
in the valley outside of Portland, and am
HAS IN STOCK FOR THE
• well posted in the best classes of first time in any quantity the present
ly the Largest Stock of Al-
season.
The
yield
surpasses
that
of
prepared to show you the best assortment
seeds of all kinds, and knew the soil
bany Woolen Milts Goods,
he tills. Time was when if a man little club under like conditions,
and sell them as cheap as good goods can
made up by fine ¡ merchant
made a failure in every other busi­ while it is apparently less affect >d
MEALS 25 CENTS.
ness he Went to farming, and owing by dry weather than any other
tailors, and in prices we are
be sold. I keep no trash or closing out
to the virgin richness of the soil was variety heretofore sown in this sec­
knocking
all
competition
in
­
stocK of goods, and I have only one price
usually successful; but that day is tion.
.
Oimiigss, Ei@,, Ete.
OF
to a cocked hat. If you wish
past. The man who is a failure in
The West Side narrow gauge lines
Good board furnished at the low­ and that in plain figures.
other businesses now, is not likely are being gradually transformed into
to purchase a good servicea­
est rates,
to be a successful farmer, for the a standard gauge railroad. All the
MRS. THOMAS CLAXTON
ble suit for the
reason that methods and principles new ties that have been put in since
The North west Fire and Marine
I H
that will bring success in any busi­ the Southern Pacific bought the road
Insurance company is the equal if
ness are now highly necessary on
have been standard gauge ties, and ix
not the sape.Hor of any other home
the farm, and the farmer who is not now all the. new bridges and fills are
company.
They adjust their looses
governed by business principles is
being made standard gauges.
with pr<>; opt wees,
very apt to figure in a sheriff’s sale,
trial. Their office Ii
issolicited. Orders from samples prompt­
sooner or later. Better methods will A cutting affray occurred at
the Scio Weekly Pres
of a necessity have to obtain on the McCoy, Polk Co. last Friday night
ly attended to.
PRICES AS CHEAP as
farm in the future. Such rotation in which David W. Sears was carved
parties can get if here in. person.
of crops must be adopted as will not by a Mr. Beam. Sears was too inti­
impoverish the soil. The prevailing mate with Beam’s wife,, hence the
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
Or want to see a Manjmoth line
______________
method of to day of summer-fallow­ affray.
Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and
Nobby Suits that Will dazzle
ing land for recuperative purposes,
CORBESPONDSNOK'.
will soon be a something that the
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Over­
AGENCYJö«
your vision, if you want to
farmer cannot afford to do. He will
shirts, Dress Shirts, Under­
see the only house that car­
R ock C reek , Oct. 18,1891-.
so rotate and .grow his crops, E d . P ress .
wear, Ties,Scarfs, Socks,
ries all the Latest Styles of
with the aid of artificial manures,
Mt. Horeb Alliance met last Sat­
A. pamphlet ox information and ab-
FaU and Winter Wear, visit
Gloves,
Trunks,
Va
­
that summer-fallow will be another urday evening and took in eight
e laws* Showing How to
btain Patenta, Caveats, Trade
lues, Umbrellas,
custom of the past that better meth­ new members. This Alliance seems
ARCADE
Marks, Copyrights, sent Jree.
Address fóUNM a co.
ods has supplanted. Therefore, it to be doing good work, at leist in
Gum Coats,
361 Broadway,
CLOTHING
HOUSE
• SCIO,. 01
New York.
behooves our farmer to make use of the way of membership. I think
Blank­
every opportunity to increase his they now have between 6'J and 80
—OF—
ets,
practical knowledge and to enl arge members.
his experience in everything that Typhoid or some other kind of
will contribute to the success of ag­
riculture. The organization of far­ fever seems to be very prevalent and
u.
Mattie,
mers clubs of various kinds, where fatal in this bailiwick.
ALBANY^OREGON.
—-metgacK of agriculture,stock raising daughter of Wm. Turnidge, was
Nctll Paper bTi AU- file- Latest Styles, Plctkres
. and fruit growing are discussed, is a buried on Thursday of last week,
a
very iong step in the right direction. and on Wednesday of this week Ora,
F ramecl to Order.
L. GOTLEIB,
No farmer should neglect to subscribe daughter of Bennett Robertson, our
P;
M.
Both
were
estimable
young
S®W®®k ¡BOOKS Alaa SWil®iSE®.
for a good sensible and practicable
itv <»■ •
—DE ALER IN—
farm journal of some kind. Money ladies, about 17 years of age. Sev­
eral
others
have
had
the
disease,
but
(
^^^■P besobiptions carefully COS) pounded
so spent will in all probability bring
Gum Boots, Overshoes, Jumpers.
WANTED.
in the largest of returns. Then, too, are getting better.
Blouses,
Overalls,
Jeans,
Leath
­
every thinking farmer will become 1 hope the farmers of this county
Also Chickens, Ducks, Geese, and
er Coats, Handkerchiefs,
FURNITURE,
an experimenter to some extent,and will get the Morning Oregonian of
all other FARM PRODUCE, by
WHE^ YOU GO TO
Oct.
9th
and
read-
an
article
in
that
Linen Cuffs,and Collars,
while he may miss the mark some­
Stoves, Tinware, Crockrey, Glass
issue
from
the
pen
of
one
H.
S.
Ly
­
times in this experimenting, in the
Celluloid Cuffs and
ware, etc. First St., Albany, Or,
end he will be the gainer. There is man, on the' present situation of
•REMEMBER
Collars,
Jewelry,
Albany, Or.
no reason why the same methods finance. Mr. Lyman takes the posi­
Oil Cloth­
A'iministra’ior’s Notice.
and customs should be followed year tion that if farmers and mechanics
ing.
OTICE is hereby given, that the under­
in and year out. Every thinking would use rye for coffee, honey for
signed
has been duly appointed bv the
N county court
of Linn county, Oregon, Admin­
farmer will be trying to remedy this sugar, and substitute dignity for
istrator of the estate of Peter Halfpenny, line
clothing, they would find the pres­ The above lines are for either of
Linn county, now deceased, and that, the
year the,mistakes he made last, and
uudersigned has also been duly appointed, and
improve his methods as he gains ent volume of currency of ample di- ’
ARE THE LARGEST-DUELERS IN
has qualified, to administer upon the partner­
mansions for all practical purposes;
shipproperty of the-late firm of Mann A Half
experience.
penny.
All
persons,
therefore,
having
claims
to all of which nausea the Oregonian
against theestate of said deceased, and against
♦he said partnei'sliin firm lately composed of.
The farmer as-a power in the land says “Amen.” I would like to.in-
F. E. Mann and Peler Halfpenny, are hereby
notified to present them to the undersigned at
is beginning to bob up frequently, quire of this bedrock economist, of
WAREHOUSE.
his residence in Scio, Linn county, Oregon,
,
OR
BOYS,
and, as he always stays on top, we what use is it for the farmers and
within six months from, this date.
1
»atcd'Oct. 1, 1891.
_ F. E, M ANN,
G.
F.
SIMPSON,-
-
L essee .
mechanics
to
save
and
accumulate
And
in
kinds
and
Styles
too
many
might say serenely, One of the
G eo . W. W right ,
< ' Administrator.
Att’y tor Administrator.
This well known and popular ware
to mention. There is quan­
most recent cases comes from Rear­ property, for 60 millions of people to
house is now ready for handling the
don, Wash. The farmers alliance save up and store away goods for 4
tity, quality and variety
otice for publication - land of crop of 1891. We purpose running SAIN WAGONS, OLIVER CHILLED AND STEEL PLOWS, DEE
flee at Oregon City, Oregon, October 2.
built a warehouse there and the rail or 5 years? The 100,000 bankers,the
N
house on business principles.
1801. Notice is hereby given that the follow the
­
enough for all. For prices,
road company refused to put a side­ railroads and other kindred corpora­
ing named settler has filed notice of his in­ We will pay Albany prices for wheat
ING BINDERS AND MOWERS, LIGHTNING HAY PRESS.
tention
to
make
final-proof
in
support
of
his
ask
any
of
the
thousands
tions,
when
there
has
been
sufficient
Storage at usual rates.
track to it, thus leaving the North
claim, and that said «root will be.made before frill oats.
ETC., AND DEALERS IN
the County Clerk oi Linn County, at Albany, Sacks furnished free to thosestoring
ern Pacific Elevator company in pos­ accumulated to warrant it, will put
Who have purchased from
Oregon, on Noveber 28. 1891, viz: il. Shelton, with us.
T.
M.
MUNKFRS,
Homestead Entry No. 5707, for thefi^ E qr of n
session of the fie’d. The local alli­ the people into the press and by the
us this Fall.
M anager .
E qr. N half of S E qr, and S E qr wt S E err of
Il A Q L.Oplp
ance promptly passed a resolution hocus pocus of legislation, squeeze
Sec. 8, T 10, S., It. 2E. He names the folknv-
ing witnesses to prove his continuous' resi­
lluòu vili lu , Ddiií d avvilo
it
ail
from
them.
Again,
when
the
not to sell any wheat to the Elevator
B B i K O““' "ll"
r‘“'i “ilii "’lil''. ««J " I'.o
dence upon and cultivation of, said.land, viz:
» a & S B 5 B 8 ilaft' r inslrtietion, will work iudur.lriously
John Prichard, W. N. Thomas, L. Huber and
company, and prepared to ask their time comes around for them to
MF
how to ear» Three Thobi::»«! l»eHarrt ;
T. II. Thomas, all of Jordan Postoflice.Linn Yeaf in their own loruliti-s.w b.;-rover they live.I will aBtofunjist.
Ynd Vehicles of Every Description, Barb Wire, Etc. Call and examin
Co., Oregon.
brethren elsewhere to do likewise. squeeze, you will find this H. S. Ly­
rhe sii-ualion oreniplnyiiieiHjiit which you eau earn tiinlamount.
J T. APPERSON, Regisler
No money furjne uuh-ss successful ns above. Easily and quickly
their stock. fi®”Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to.
learned. 1 desire but one worker from each district oYcounty. 1
That action brought the sidetrack as man Urging the farmers to;,spend
have already taught and provided with employment a larp-*
number,
who
are
¡miking
over
ifSO.OC
a
yt'iir
each.
It
’
sJJEVV
more
money
in
improving
their
soon as it could be laid. When the
otice for publication — i , and of - and
Full particulars
Address at once
Our Tailoring Department contains
Augusta,
ficeat Oregon City, Oregon,sept. 18 1891, K. (J« A-IaKBSK,
N
F. If. ROSCOE, Afanaier.
farmers take a determination to farms,in buying the latest improved
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
following-
the most attractive stock of
named settler has filed notice of his intention
stand there is no corporation dares machinery, urging them to use
to'make final proof in support iff his claim,und
pants ana suit patterns ever
plenty of coffee,sugar, canned goods,•
defy them.
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Linn county at Albany, Oregon, on
etc., and wear plenty of good, fine
shown here, and all work is
November 17,1891,
yJ^’AUv^Bve-emp
Receiver T. E. Hogg arrived in wool clothing; that dignity is not a
lion 1). S. No 598“. for thelT^vii Of NE of Sec
guaranteed.
30, 1’p 10 S I< 1 W. He names the following wit­
Albany last Friday night- and left good substitute for clothing in this
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said lafid, namely: John
immediately on a special train on climate. Then you will find this
Bilyeu, Newton-Crabtree, T. Turner and Jas.
the O. P. for Corvallis. Mr. TIogg great people’s journal, the Oregon­
A. Crabtree, all of Scio postOffice, Linn county,
Oregon.
J. T. A pperson , Register.
’.E.ialUiett
<•«
comes at the mand-ite of the court, ian, saying “Atnen”, again. Any­
to show cause why he should not be how, farmers- and mechanics, read
Will:
rd
SUMMONS.
j®, b a,
d !
•■J. '; ------SCIO, OREGON.
removed from the receivership of’ that article, and if you can’t see
n a i.
-ver hr
that road. It is to be hoped that he enough therein to insult the dignity
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
rk.
t. Hui
Linn County:
z
\Vo fl
>h
>p. Wo sia
xk k. Yvu
FINE TEAM. AND CARRIAGE HARNESS
Will be required to step down and and intelligence of every one of you,
«rail yo»;
»pi
ivi.rk.
1< d,:i Hid i
Ella V. Montgomery, Plaintiff,
)
•01 lUwfìal su
¿"gin •y
out, else pay up the many debts I am mistaken in your make-up.
ling
«>.-1; un-
to 1F50 p
•vs.
SUMMONS.
Vhibs
Nets Currycombs. Brushes, Collar Pads, and everything usually
All itile
and n
rni-li y
e. We e«;
Wm. M. Montgomery, Defendant.)
iouFIIKE.
id teai
•Joyn
kept in a first-class harness shop.
against the concern. A railroad
uxpMn------- F
. ill
No speri
T. M. L.
F HE!
infon
TKCE <fc CC Al Ulbl'A, AiAl.-.E.
To Wm. M. Montgomery, the above named de*
company that does not pay its em­
E lkton , Oct. 18,1891.
fondant:
ployes is indeed a gr sat curse to a
A. E. Albertson, the Tacoma bank
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKEGON,
country, and especially so when the robber, has been moved from Gard­
i you arc hereby cited and required to appear
T. J. CLAXTON,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff above
Promptly and neatly done a reasonabli
road is more than paying operating ner, where he was arrested some 25
named in the abovc,entitled court, now on file
with the clerk of said court, on or before the less a nd saddles as cheap as any other house in thi
expenses.
CONTRACTOR
AND
BUILDER.
26111
tday
of
Oct
ober,
1891,
the
first
tlie
the material used and workman-hip. SSP'C
days ago. , I-Ie
was
accom­
of the term of said court next following
ÑOO5DIO ‘AMVSTV Will furnish plans, estimates, etc., erm
the publication of this summons, as required
John Bai ton, a student of Waits­ panied by Sheriff Patterson of Seat­
the order for publication• .And you are
for buddings upon application. All in
notified that if you fail so to appear and an­
burg, Wash., academy, has been de­ tle and a deputy from Tacoma,whose
Work done at lowest rates, good swer said complaiut as hereby required, the-
name
the
writer
did
r.ot
learn.
Al
­
clared insane, an I lias been placed
plaintiff will-apply tothe court for the rehet
workmanship considered.
demaded in the complaint, to-wit: For a
fi®”Leave orders at City Restaurant. dissolution
in the Medical Lake asylum for bertson arrived in Elkton at 4 p. m.
of the bonds of matrimony now ex-
. isting between plaintiff and defendant, and
treatment.
His hallucination is on the 16th, by private conveyance,
that, plaintiff be awarded the care, custody and
control of Frank .Montgomery, the miner
that he lias been called to preach. If laying over here until the 17th,
Ä D l ’ < Æ P V1
p
< VD
». E. MARTIN*
child of plaint iff and defendant-.
ft \
fi 5 . ! u4 i ri
t «
h i H iXH.
This summons is published by order of the
that is an evidence of insanity, Ore­ thence to Drain, where they took
5 ? 3 r i ? í J ■ e- a ï -e » t Ui ’
Ú1H1J
HuLiJUj
Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of the above, entitled
ùluli
the
local
for
Portland.
Albertson
—SCIO—
gon has plenty of insane people that
court, and dated the 28tli day of August, 1891.
J. K. V/EA rilEKFORD.
had they never left the plow handle looks rather delicate after being con­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Plain and Ornamental raper
Dr grubbing hoe might have been fined to his room for so long. He is
ffitOOO.OO
n yenr is being made by John Tl.
a
very
innocent
looking
man,
but
lie.
Gqcdwin,Tri>y,N.Y.,nt
work
for
us.
Reader.,
filling useful places lit- Society,'
Kalsomininff o mid Grainnnr.
. you nmy hot uiuko as much, but we cav
c '
MARTIN & BILYEU, Prop’s.
I teach you quick iy liow to earn from $5 to
whereas they should iidlv be State has the appearance of a shrewd one,
[ SiO a- day at the start, and more as you go
too-
Considerable
trouble
is
being
I on. Both sexes, all ages. In any part ef
PRICES
REASONABLE
AND
SATISPA'.T
ON
GU
ARANTEED.
patients at Dr. ftuiand’a hotel in Sa-
Main St., Scio, Or.
iAmerica, you can commence at home, giv;
had over the division of the reward,
P'iiig all yvur time,or sparemoments enlytc
leriii
the-work. All id nbw. Groat pay SKIS V’ foi
LEAVE ORDERS AT DEVANEY'S STORE.
and it is hard to tell just how the
overv worker. We start you, furnishing
The best ef meats constantly
everything. EASILY,.SPEEDILY learnod.
. I'AlcTIOl-LARS FREE. Address at outoc.
matter will terminate.
and.
■SCIO.
-
-
-
- < -
-
OREGON.
S'iiSSON ft CO., FCKTLANl), MA1.NE.
STOCK.
WINTER
UN
r. i
New and Second Hand
’-P. COHEN,
MEN’S, YOUTH’S
MONEY
í
Meat Market»
&
1
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