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gfcw ÿttw. Bsr; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1892. TIME TABLE S. P. B. B. (SCIO BRANCH). Trains Daily (Except Sunday) LEAVE. 10.00 it. m 11.On li. in 1.3 ' p. rn, 2.80 p. m ARRIVE. Scio, West Scio, Scio, We.-»r. Scio, 11.15 a. ni. 10.15 a. in i 2.45 p. m. : 1.45 p.m G eo . F erguson , Manager. LOCAL BREVITIES. J C Bilyeu of Lebanon, was in town Wednesday. Henry Cyrus went to Portland Tuesd ry, on a business trip. J. K. Thomas, Silverton’s livery man, spent Sunday in town. Mr. Vennor of Brownsville, has been in town this week, working insurance. G A Wells [-‘Chub”J went to Or egon City today for a week’s visit with friends. Life insurance agents of all kinds and descriptions, have been doing the town lately. Ladies’ Jackets at S. M. Daniel’s cash store. The nicest stock in town. Call and See them. If you have friends visiting you, please report the fact to us that we may give them personal notice. Dr. EO Hyde went to Eugene Monday to attend the grand lodge K, of P. to which he was a delegate. Miss Della Brown returned yes terday from Harrisburg, where she has been sojourning during the past summer. Prof. Barzee, principal of Mineral Springs Seminary, of Sodaville, was in town Saturday. He reports the prospects bright for that school. Greene Coffey and wif e were in Eugene the first of the week. He was a delegate to the grand lodge K. of P, which met in that city this wbek All outstanding notes and accounts of J. S. Morris & Co., that are not settled by November 1, 1892, will be found in the hands of R. Shelton for immediate collection. J. S. M orris & Co. We would be pleased to have cor respondents in every neighborhood in the “Santiam Forks.” If you de' sire a bright, newsy local paper, as sist us by sending in the items. Lebanon is to have electric lighis immediately; Messrs. Rawlings and Dubruille of Albany, will be the proprietor's. They have ordered the necessary machinery. A large lot of side Walk lumber was received at Munkers this week, for Scio, from up the Oregon Pacific. The lumber is to be used principally on the south side, so we are. in formed.- The city council should have a coating of gravel plaed on the square at the intersection of Main and Mill streets,, else a boat will be the proper medium of conveyance for crossing it when the winter fains are at hand. . Wright and McCord, the two men who were arrested a few days ago for attempting to wreck the over land train near Drain, Douglass county,- were able to establish their innocence when brought to trial and were discharged. CORRESPONDENCE. S odaville I tems . Dr. Hill was with us Sunday. E Cooper and family are at bay? Several strangers are seen on our streets these days. Good weather, good health, good prospects and lots of good soda water. The Free Methodists are building a church house, a part of which will for the present, be used as a parson age. We notice lumber en the ground for tnree more new dwellings and more than these may yet be built this fall. The students, with the help of the public school, will celebrate Colum bus Day in an interesting style on the 21st, inst. Students continue to come from all directions and the seats are being rapidly filled. The manager is hearing daily of new. students arid is making arrangements to accommo date the same. The tuition has been reduced from $8 to $5 per term for any course. The school is giving satisfaction to all concerned. Sodaville has.a newspaper. • It-w not the paper that died once; if it were, we wouldn’t have had it. It- has come to stay and we predict that it will be found here years hence, doing a remunerative busi ness and recording the happenings of a thriving little town. The fact that nearly thirty buildings have been erected here during the past two years, despite the hard times, plainly proves that we are a pro gressive people and able to support a newspaper; No town, however small, can afford to live a day with- out a live newspaper. account allowed and administrator discharged. In the estate of F H Roscoe, Mar tha E Roscoe was appointed admin istratrix; bonds $4800. In the estate of Jonathan Need ham, inventory filed. Real prop erty $6289; personal property $1728.90. Order of sale made. In guardianship of Jonathan Needham, final account allowed and guardian discharged. The name of Mary A Garretson, was ordered changed to Mary A Altree, on required proofs being made. In tne.estate of C O Patton, report of sale of personal property ap proved. Real property ordered sold and citation issued. James Bilyeu went to Portland Wednesday. COUNT? COURT. Get your chilled iron plow shares ground at T. W. Dilley’s. County road was ordered opened 500 bales of hops were sold in Leb as petitioned by J F Whiting and anon last week for 20 cts. per- pound. others. Gold and silver watches, reduced Petition for assistance in building prices. French the jeweler, Albany a bridge across Santiam at Rocky Two deer were captured near Point, dismissed. town last Sunday, by parties in this Matter of bill in state against Geo- city. R Whitcom, continued. M Alexajp^r allowed a rebate On M M Peery and wife went to assessments account of in- Portlond Wednesday, to take in the deoWRneSr ) big fair. Bill of H S McElmuffy $2.56 acct, Twenty millions of acres of land elections, disallowed. "Also bill of in the United States are held by G F Russel, acct, supt., $18.90 Englishmen. Silas Reynolds was allowed a re- All persons owing the old firm of bate on his tax of $32.40 Gill & Smith must settle their ac T B Tillotson was appointed to counts at once. superintend the repairing of San Good pasturage for stock this fall tiam bridge at $3.50 per day. owing to the early warm rains, is In application of D W Hardi n et now an assured fact. al for road, ordered that the county Silk umbrellas may be found at pay $75. of the cost of same. Mrs. Smith’s. She also keeps silk, In application‘of J H Wigle et al kid and woolen gloves. for county road, $50. was ordered T W Dilley is the boss goose hunt issued to John Schick, road to be er. Tuesday he fired into a flock opened on filing of receipt. and bagged six of them. Petition of G W Burnett for re- M ill C ity I tems . A movement is on foot to estab bate of tax, continued. Con Miller is moving on bis lish an extensive tannery and leath Application of GBMontayne for ranch. er manufactory in Albany.- DD Coffey is teaching on the free scholarship in State Agricultu ral College, granted. The St. Charles hotel of Albany, is north side. Bills for repairing bridge advertised for sale at public auction The new bridge is rapidly nearing Green’s ferry bridge, allowed. near by the proprietor, Earl Race. completion. B ills A llowed . Get yotfr bill heads, letter heads Columbus Day is to be observed .0 P Coshow, aid Hail family $ 10.00 and statements printed at the P ress in district 99. 10 00 job office. We can suit you. The new school house at Minto is J M Flaugher, aid J W Cox G W Crawford; aid Mrs, Mrs. McKnight is now engaged in nearly finished! . . -. . 00 dress-making, and solicits a share of The I. O. O. F. are initiating new Roberts B White, aid Mrs Kenworthy 00 patronage. Rooms at Mrs. Smith’s. candidates at each session. Frank Burnett, aid Junkey 00 Mr. Lewis has concluded to not Hon. Geo. Noland and Dr. Mulli- H Baker, aid Mrs; Galloway 00 sell out, but remain with uS; nix, democratic speakers, will ad John Usher as janitor 00 Mr. Hunt, with several witnesses dress the citizens of Scio on Oct.- 25, H C Hardman, roads and has been summoned to Salem to be at 7 p m.- bridges ?* ; * » , 13 65 tried for selling- liquor without Dr. Hyde reports that he has some Harrisburg Lumber Company license, cases of fever in the country,, and roads, etc. ' . . ; 6 72 No fruit dp here; small potatoes Max Friendly, roads, etc. that he has been quite busy of late 7 32 and scarce at that. Hay $12. dollars attending the sick. Lee Brown & Co. roads etc. 4 80 per ton. Beef by the quarter a drug Our hop growers are ribw baling Dr. Ellis, examining Oakley 5 00 on the market. their season’s product, There have Peter Riley, wood . . 137 50 A careful estimate of the vote been no sales made in this locality G F Russell account of school here, puts it Weaver 3, Harrison 1, sriperintcuiM^' i this fall, so far as we have heard; 10 25 Cleveland 1. A gain for the people’s Oregon against" Augustus Warren Cyrus has been relaying party since June. Kuchnl, fees . . . 36 63 the cement walk in front of Hiblef; Messrs. Neal and McClary will be N P Payne, fees , . 106 15 Shore' & Holdredge’s store this week. on hand at the alliance campaign E T T Fisher, as surver 15 06 He is apparently doing good work. BUY meeting at Jordan on the 15th inst., C C Jackson, fees 65 30 Mrs. Smith has a nice assortment prepared to speak. STOVES AND RANGES Dr. J P Wallace, examining Of muslin and wooolen underwear W B Robertson has received no 00 Kelly . . - .-A t ——- for ladies and children. Corsets and tice that he is to receive a pension. Fred Bender acct, courthouse 50 hosiery may be found there as well- MATHEWS & WASHBURN’S Everybody will be pleased that the G C Cooley, aid Mrs. Clark ! 00 old soldier is recognised at last A W Ficklin moved, Wednesday 00 A lbany , O regon . Miss Frances McLain was seri Mack Sawyer aid Henderson from the south side to the fcoiise’ 00 ously hurt while on the train going J M Flaughdr aid J W.5Coi lately occupied by Wm Siegmund, 00 W,e do not believe in eternally to her claim near Coe. Doctors of P L Wallace aid Mrs. Kites across the street from the city hall. dunning our subscribers, for we the company were called and she is Peter Powell, aid Osborn A bet of one to ten was made in think they know whether they are family . . . . this city, Tuesday, that. Weaver in arrears or not, and as soon as improving. Elmer E Hiatt wild cat scalp The water in the Santiam is a de will receive a larger numberof votes convenient-will call in and settle. Hayne & Buck,- roads etc. in Oregon at the forthcoming elec Yet, for fear that some may over cided drab color; caused by the Albany Electric Light Co, melting of snow on (hb sides of Mt. tion- than Cleveland. ; look the matter, we will say that Jefferson, which Washes down the Berrigan & Humphrey Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! like' every other newspaper, we are volcanic matter; Mrs. J J Davis, paupers Call on H o T kins B ros ., Pearce needing money badly. The amount Don Smith says he worked all P W Spinks . . block, Albany, for the best line of due from each one is small, yet in summer and did riot make a dollar,- B T Burnett, roads etc. . cook and heating stoves in the val the aggregate amounts to several cash. Since he has quit work, he Albany Water Works . ley. Agents for Surperio-r Steves hundred dollars, and we will be has taken in money regularly. Let Crusan & Menzies, roads and Ranges. greatly obliged if you' will call and us all discontinue work. Chammers &;Sloper Bros; Rev. C C Sperry did a land office swell the dimensions of our pocket Mt. Horeb Alliance has arranged John Crassett roads etc. business in his line last Sunday. book. To all who desire to’ pay in for public meeting in the near W C Miller & Son, roads ; He pleached two sermpns in this advance,- we will make it art object future; Prominent speakers will be p Cohem jail-account J B Tillotson acet-; roads city, baptized a person and per to do so!. engaged. The alliance is receiving Repairing Greens ferry bridge formed two marriage ceremonies-at A very pleasant affair among the new members each meeting. one-half to be collected from Masonic brethren, occurred at their different places in the country. The P ress is indorsed. It advo Marion county 304 55 hall off Saturday evening last. It Frank Crabtree has bargaiffed for cates the improvement of the Niag . . . 40 10 a one-third interest in the Scio was the occasion of T. J. Munkers ara fish ladder and the building of Wendall & Son becoming an A. F. and A; M. A Wheeler, roads etc. 9 82 Mills property. Consideration,- the new wagon bridge above the 6 00 $5333. The transfer paper's will be During the evening a splendid col railroad bridge. Both recommen Scraney & Moore livery hire C W Bead & Son acct, roads 3 75 made this week. Mr. Crabtree will lation was spread at the’ Scio hotel, dations are to be carried out. HarrisburgLumber Co; probably mov'd to' to’w'ff immediately. which Was partaken of by the fra acct, roads . ; ; 35 Probates J. R. Stockman, book-keeper of ternity. Among the visitors present G F Russell, supt. schools 06 the Red Crown Mills, Albany,- met wereD. P.- Mason,- J; K. Weather ford, C. B. Winn, Ed. Cusick, D. H; In the eState of .Joseph Wassotn, .Joseph Moist,.roads etc.- 55 with a painful accident- last Monday. James and H. L. Walden of Albany, 00 He was assisting in loading a wagon and A. B. Huddlesoh, F. E. Shafer, bond approved. Appraisers, Geo. F R W Mose^e^j-'oads etc. Albany Fun^^BKoracct, of Burkhart, J K Keebler and A A When-the team started, throwing WFMarthi^l . Wm. Wilson and John Gamber of Kees. Inventory filed; real prop 19 00 him from the platform, fracturing Jefferson. All speak of having a erty, $1200; personal property $356.81 Santiam Lumberlsb., roads 63 20 bis shou’der. very pleasant time. personal property sold. 1 00 R W Foster acct, roads J. A. Bilyeu will sell A gold-medal is about to be be In the estate of Henry Graser, Glass & Prudhomme stat’n’y. 11 75 auction on the Burnett final account set for Nov. 8, at lpm. Divis & Kimsey, sundries 426 61 miles'-rioftfieaSt of Scio at sheriff’s stowed upon Lieutenant J W Graves In the estate of GW vV ar mouth, J N Dgncan, salary etc. 105 00 Sale, on Saturday Oct. 22, 1892,1 cow for a brave deed performed 28 years answer of J M Keeny, administra ago. While he and 40 other Con four years old, I two-year old heifer; tor, filed; Judge Boisé passed'through Alba 2 calves, 1 double buggy, 1 set of federate soldiers were escorting 17 In the estate of Charles T Ingram, ny last week onTiis way to the Si Union prisoners, members of the double buggy harness,- 1 iron-frame First Iowa Cavalry, under a flag of final account allowed and executor letz reservation, as one of the com five-hoe cultivator and 1 organ. missioners to secure the opening of truce, they wéfé set upon by 150 discharged. K lein B ros . Can make you the guerrillas led by the infamous Jesse In the estate of Maty A Conner, the Siletz Indian Agency. He was closest- prices in Albany on boots and James, who demanded a surrender application of guardian to sell teal ordered to' report there on the 16th. Shoes, and ail rubber foot wear for’ of the .Fédérais. Believing that property, granted. I The Journal says, before he returns fall and winter'. Get their price's- they would be massacred if given Second annual account in the steps will have been taken to throw When in Albany , before buying youf up, Lieutenant Graves refused, de estate of Owen Bear, approved, open about 150,000 acres to settlers. ■ fall and wintef foot Wear, as they claring that he and his own men In the estate cff P B Tucker, bond ¡The commission will negotiate with can save yott some good eoim would die in defense of their trust. of $1.00(1 approved. Appraisers, the Indians and report the terms K lein B ros ., the only delusive ] The Union solaiers Were thus en- H F Bose, C T Croft and I Daven upon which the lands will be ceded fioot and shoe dealers ffr Albany, abied to-reach their own lines? port; Also appointed for Gilliam by them to thé ghverment.- Then Congress Will have id pass a bill and Èvery pair Of boots oŸ-s'h’ô’ès that rip, This happened in Lexington, Mo.,- county. fun over, or solus come loose, wifi be ¡ in September 1864. The medal is to In the estate of FratrB Shedd, Will dnly after that can tlie president by repaired by us free of chargé; All - be presented by the survivors of the admitted; to probate; C J Shedd proclamation throw the lands open goods warranted as feprésérited. ■ regiment to which the prisoners appointed, executor without bonds. to settlement.- Gem Odell has been Repairing of boots and shoes neatly i belonged. Lieutenant Graves was Appraisers, H B Sprenger, R H over the reservation; making sur veys fof some months. It will be. and promptly done. À share of : discovered by means of an adver Wright and J W Pugh. your patronage respectfully solicited. tisement in a Chicago papers few In the estate., of Nancy Dickens, some time before atiy of the lands Ali ÉèlaïÎ orders receive prompt at- months ago. He is now editing the report of sale of real'estate approved. I can be enter?d upon by home In t he estate of E J Mills/ final] seekers. iitoto Klein Bros., Albany./ OK i Graham l^rexasj- Leader? SALE ANB RACES. The -McKnight Bros, will hold another of their popular annual sales of fine horses, ■ on Satuaday, Ost. 15,. 1892, At their farm near Tallman. They will offor for sale, 15 head of choice young driving' horses, sired by Oueco, Altago, and Alveta, sons of Altamont; some fine brood mares by Edward Everet and .Oneco, with foal by Altago. Also some ponies and draft horses. We will also give a purse of $25. for a 2 in 3 race, mile heats, open to Linn county 3-year-olds that have never before entered in. a race Everybody invited to come and.see the fun. M c K night B ros . Call and. Settle. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Devaney & Bilyeu, are notified to come forward and settle there accounts. We are closing out business and must have our money. D evaney & B ilyeu . Market Report. S<-T.O Q DOTATIONS Wheat, 60 rts. per bu. Oats,. 32” Flour $400 ” bbl. Bran ”14 00 “ ton. Middlings 18 ■“ Chop, $20 per ton. Potatoes. 50 cts. per bushel. Eggs, 25c per doz. Butter, 20<8)25c per lb. Hams, 14c per lb. Shoulders. 10c per lb. Bacon, 14 c per lb. Lard, 15c per lb. Chickens, 4 00 per doz. Dorn. MERRIIjL.-^-In Albany, Oct. 7, 1892 to the wife of H. F. Merrill, a girl. Married, MOORE—PEERY.—At ¡¡the resi dence of the bride’s parents, .Mr. and Mis. Jas. Peery,¡¡by Hev. 0. C. Sperry, on Sunday Oct, 9, Mr. Alien Moore and Miss Rose Peery. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives from this city and Soda ville- The happy couple left on Monday to visit the Mechanic’s fair at Portland; KINDER—CALAV AN.— At; the Farmer,s hotel in this city, by Justice of the Peace, J. .C; Simp son, On Stinclay Oct. 9, Mr. Martin E. Kinder and Miss Iva CalaVan, ARNOLD—MILLER-—At the resi-. dence of the bride’s parents,- on Sunday Oct. 9, by Rev. 0. C. Sperry, Mr. Allen J Arnold and Miss Lucretia Liiler. ------- Administratrix’ Notice of Appointment!, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the County Court of Linn county, Oregon, duly appointed administratrix of the estate of F. H. Roscoe, deceased; and all per sons having claims against said estate, are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned, at the law office of Blackburn & Watson, in Albany, Oregon, duly verified as required by law, within, six months from the date hereof—October 14th, 1892* Blackburn <fc Watson, M artha E. R oscoe , Attorneys for Adm’r’x. Administ’r’x. Administrator’s Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has peen this day appointed by the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, as administra tor of the estate of Mary J. Hyde, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are require J to present the same, duly verified as required by law, to the under signed at liis residence in Albany, Oregon, within six months from this date—Oct. lltli 1892. M. H yde , BTackbrirn & Watson, Adm’n’r, Attorneys for Adm’n’n S ummons . In the Circtilt of the State of Oregori ioi‘ Linn Cbunty. Mafia E; N egiis. Plain tiffj yi. W. C. Negti^ On Friday Oct. 7, between the Richardson bridge and Scio, a bro caded black silk wrap, cut dolman style, lined with black satin. Black plush down the front and around sleeves; a long-shaped pin on collar with beaded fringe which is worn some around bottom of said wrap; The finder iviil please leave it at the postofflcO at Scio, M rs . T. J. H annah . Council Proceedings. befeiidants To W. C. Negiis, the Defendant above named. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against' you, in the above entitled Suit, by the first day of the next term of the above entitled court, to wit: on the 24 day of October, 1892, and you are hereby noti fied that if you fail to appear as herein requir ed, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief asked for in the complaint filed in the above entitled court, to-wit: For a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant; for changing plaintiff’s name to Maria E. Milesj and for the costs arid disbursements Of this suit to be tax<sd. This sUmrdonS is sei*ved by publication by order of Hon. Geo. H. Burnett, judge of said court, made at chambers in Salem, Oregon, September 2,1892. CHAS. Ei WOLVERTON Attorney for Plaintiff. Council met in regular monthly Assignee’s Notice. session at the city hall Oct. 7. Notice is hereby given -that the undersigned Present, Mayor Simpson, Council has been appointed and*-qualified as assignee oi the Oregon Metalic Paint Company, a corpo men Curl,. J A Bilyeu, Morrow, ration .withits principal office at Scio. Oregon. persons having claims against said estate Hyde, Cyrus, Hibler and Recorder All are hereby required to m-esent them within three months from this date, to the under Brown. Absent, M E Bilyeu. signed at Scio, Or., properly verified as by law Uouriciltrian M E Bilyeu, having required. Dated this Sist day of August, 1892. moved out of the city, his seat was GEO. IV. MORROW; Assignee. bathbkfobd & CiiA?,iBBBi:Aii<; declared vacant and R Shelton was W .Attorneys for Assignee. elected to fill said vacancy. B ills A llowed . L W Brown, ceiling hall $159 00 E. B. LUKENBACH GMCoffev ■ . . • ■ 87 50 MAKER OF FINE BOOTS anLSHOESj J S Morris . . . .26.10 SCIO, OREGON. City marshal was instructed to purchase 3000 feet of cross-walk A good fitting boot or shoe adds largely to the happiness of the wear lumber. er. Give mb a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. One door south of the Notice. Postoffice. All persons knowing themselves ESTABLISHED 1858. indebted to me are requested to call and settle the same at once. I must have money to settle my bills GO TO Don’t put Off settlement any' longer for i ril list have my accounts set tled within thirty days from this date. When in need of A. J. Houston. Harness, Saddles-. Robes, Scio, Sept. 8, 1892. —_... — Notice. Tour Face. L. L. CALIVM, Prop. Having recently purchased the Scio Harness Shop, and added a large stock of first class leather, I am prepared to do GOOD WORK At as reasonable prices as any other house in the Valley. A FULL LINE Of Saddles, Team,Double find Single buggy harness constant ly on hand. Also Whips/ robes, curry combs, brushes, etc.-, in fact everything usu ally kept in a first class har ness shop. WTtepairing of ali kinds a specialty Give me a cali beiofe pufeiiksing elseU’hei’e. J. L. ra Y. Wi A. HAYNESi RAY & HAYNES. (Successors to Gill & Seigmund;) Blacksmiths; Scio, Oregon. All work in our line entrusted to us* executed in short or- der8 orseshoeing A SPECIALTY. RAY & HAYNES; LOOK HERE! You will saye from 20 to 60 per cent, if you will give your orders for AT THE---- New Marble Works. Shop and office on Broadalbin St., between Second and Third streets', —- AfjUANVl OILlf. G. W. Harms', Proprietor; - ----- ÀND-2^— Wagon Shop* (South side of bridge.) SCIO, DREG0& .¡Baines A. L. HUNTER« GO. Having set up a shop in the above line I am prepared to do first-class work bn short notice, Give riae a trial. Charges reasonable. Whips, Combs, Brush es, Oils, Soaps, Etc. Etc-. R.G. WATSON WO. I am needing the money .. due me on accounts, and would be pleased to have all owing me call and settle They rnanufacturS fitid deal in by the last of this month. nothing but first-class goods. Ex Oct. 13, ’92. M ary C. S mith ; amine their stock and be.convince!. Remeriibef you can get.your pho tos taken, cabiriet Size, at Crawford & Paxton’s-, Albany, for $1.50 per dozen. SCIO, OREGON. ALBANY, OREGON. Carry a Large Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries^ Crock- FIRST STREET ery-j Glassware, Albany, - - Oregon, Wood-ware, Etc* Highest market price paid for A reported outbreak of cholera at country produce; Helmetta, if. J., created much ex B@"Opposite Schmeer’s liv'erji stable citement in that vicinity. Investi (Successors to Gill & Smith) gation showed that the disease Was not cholera but a violent dysentery DEALERS IN SHELF AND which is almost- as severe and dan- HEAVY ferolis as cholefa. Mr. Walter Willard, a prominent merchant of JarrieSburg, two miles frdrri Hel metta, says Chamberlain’s Colic,. iii bfefer to close Cholera and diarrhea Remedy has S toves of all kinds , tin given great satisfaction ill the most- out bur business, wb severe cases of dysentery. It is ware , edged TOOLS, AGRI will sell our entire certainly one of the best things ever CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS; made,” For sale by IN FACT stoc of goodSj con- J. g. M orris & C o . GILL & GALAVAN At Cost! HARDWARE, EVERYTHING It is not unusual for colds contract* ed in the fall to hang on all winter. That is usually kept in a store of In such cases catarrh or bronchitis are this kind. almost stfre to restilt. A fifty cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem All of Tinware Made to Order< edy Wiii dire any Cold. Can j’ou af Prices as Low as Square Dealing ford to risk .so much for so sthall an Will Admit of. amoiiht? This remedy is intended * * OREGOil. especially for bad colds and croup SCtO, and can always be depended upon- For sale by j. S. M orris & CO; ” sistingofOeneral Merchandise, Shoes Groceriesi etc, absolutely at cost for CASH OR PRODUCE BRBSS. HAKIMS-. We mean what we If Jtdti Want an all steel galvanized say. If yoii want wind iiiill “Aermotor” for less mon Misses Melvina Miller find Della Broivn have formed a copartnership ey than a wooden one costs, see or for the purpose o'f following thè write to W. (F. Crawford, iallman, dresstriaking business. They pul °r; pose to keep themselves posted with H. A. Leninger, B. D. S., dentist refefèricé to the latest styles etc., so Come ahd See Us* Dr. Gray’s old stand, Albany. Teeth that thqy can ahil Will give satisfac without plates a specialty. All work tion; They will have, rooms down in town for theconvenience of their Warranted. customers. Prices reasonable and ih keeping with the tirtiesl Subscribe -or the P ress . G. M. DEVANEY; Man-ig^e BARGAINS! DEVANEY & BILYEU!
