Teachers7 liisfitute meets in Alba
Recpe&ed.
Crotalo.
^Masquerade- ball tonight. ' '
W. R. Graham, Albany’s popular
A-tiumber of country schools closed ny next -Tuesday..
last Friday for. the winter-'recess.
Mrs Dr Cole was in Atoany visit- ' Salés'® féal estate confirme^ in eß- merchant tailor wishes to announce
gCIO, OREGON.
tates of Henry Ingfam, ,Geo, II. to the public, that he has amicably
ing
over -last Sunday;
Go. to' J-S jyforrj’s- -& Co’s, foF
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
Ilighest market- price paid for Tur­
Keen y, H. K. Sehqqling and É. settled his recent business difficul-
.RE Kibler anji T J Munkers , Turner.'
albums, books, notions; etc.'etc,
ties, and that he is îeady tq make­ keys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens, L. L, CMIV4W,
were in Albaq j7 in the front qf the Final account in estate of J. F whole or parts "of suit? cheaper than at the office of L. J acobs , Straney &
'
Gqlii
and
silver
v
s
’
aj;ehes,
reduced
Having rpceptly piirchasefl thfe Sciq
TIME TABLE
Harness 3I1.QP, an$ added «large
prices. -French (hp jeweler, Albany y/eek.’
ever. He has some very choice Mqore’sold stable, 4th street- Albany.
Baekenslo set for Jan. 7, 1S93.
M l Artemus-Dodge, an old resi­ In theéstate of Caroline Burkhart, patterns in passimeres. diagonals Also Hides and Furs of all- kinds
* g. B. R. R.- (SCIO ^RA^Cll).
stock of first class leather, L:
If \v heat shpuld get much cheaper dent- qf the vicinity, of Dehanon>
ajp prepared tp 4o
Trains Daily (Eccepì- SjiniJay)
bond of administrator approved. Ap7 etc,, tp which he inyites the irispee bought for cash. .
it wquid be entirely tog coqiinon' to diejj last week, ..
LEAVE.
praisIbrsJA. W. Gordon, J. O. Wnts- tion of thé public. A well-fitting
use for flour,
i< of a. man and|s. Fr.qmaq.
Mrs AB McIlwain, wito
suit makes the most- ordinary goods
1Ô.ÔÔ a. m. :
Do not sit and sigh, and sigh.
West ^cio,
11.00á. in.;
prominent Albany merchant, died In estate of Thos. Alford, George appear peat, and Graham is the E. B. LUKENBACH
geli), ‘
* 1.30 p. ni J
But
go
to
Morris
&
Co
’
s
and
buy
last week of paralysis.
Wé.-ít Scio.
JJîOp. m.j
Alford appointed executor. Will man who can jjt you. Give hjrp a MAKER OF FINE BO'OTSaM SHOES,
Your stqpk qf holiday goods.
Albany talks qf erecting a 5-story presented Appraisers J. G. Sen­ trial. First street, opposite Stew­
Q eo . FPBGUSQN, Manager.
The exceeding stormy wpajher brick hotel qn the corner qf Secpnd ders, W.*W. Briggs and E. F. Wyatt. art & Sox’ hardware store.
SCIQ, OKFffON.
has shut ou| hqliday shoppefs, and and Ellsworth Streets pe^t year.
Final fpepunt in the estate of M.C.
A
g
’
lffd
fitting bq,ot .or shpp adds
K lein EP9?-? toe PhlF exclusive largely to the
the trade in that line js repopteji to
çitt pistpcqroRT,
’happiness ,of the wear­
- J A DPald- torjnep resj(|ent of Howard, j>et for Feb. 6, 1893-
boct and shoe dealers in Albany.
be very light,
^jPFKTAI»,
this/city, but qqw qf Portland, was Report qf sale of personal property Every pair of boots or shoes that rip, er. Giye rne a trial. ■ Satisfaction Of Saddles, Team,Double and Single
guaranteed.' One door gopfh qf the
J J ¿Irqfutt of Portland, and $ P in town Wednesday.
in estate sf Mary A. Hardtpaq, ap­
Postoffiee.
buggy harness constant­
...... j. <’„ SIMB8ON.
run
over,
or
soles
come
loose,
will
be
Mayor ....
VX
bite
apd
Q
S
Snycjer
qf
Rickreal
...... L. W.jiROWN.
Recorder,.
ly on hand. Also whips,
Mr Samuel Earing of McMinnville proved. Also in estates of W- H. repaired by us free of charge. AH
.... .(i. . M. . COFFEY.
.
Mavshal...
fobes, cupry combs, brushes,
.... . . Ö. R. MAY. werp registered at the Scio Hptel on father qf A W Ewing of this city, is McBride,iE, Turner apd Sird Wag­ goods warranted as
Treasurer.
represented.
etc., in fact everything usu-
rii; O. HYDE.
Wednesday night,
■Visiting friends and relatives here oner.
G. W- MORROW.
ai|y kept in a first class har­
JOHN CpjlL,
New commission of appraise­ Repairing of boots apd shops neatly
Wednesday
and
Thursday
the
this,
week.
ness shop. ^©“Repairing of
J. A. BIEYfcU.
Council men,
and promptly done, A share of
R. HIBLER.
“fleecy” descended upon us, making Mrs Hoffman, wife of the retiring ment issuedin estate of Frank Shedd. your patronage respectfully solicited.
all kinds a specialty..
(SïiceeWopB t.q .Qill & Smitl}) ‘
O. R. CYRUS.
Give i)>e a call before purchasing
eyen the streets of Scio nave a very Albany city marshal, died last Sun­ Final account approved in the .es­ All mail orders receive prompt at­
R. SHELTON.
,e|se where.
DEALERS IN SIIELF AND
Respectable appearance.
day morning in that city qf pqlmq-. tate Of Bipd Wag°riel-';
FIKE »|;PÄKTM£l!j|T.
tention, Jylain Bros., Albany, Or.
In estate of ■ Cora AnIl Cox, cita­
J. L. BAY.
$7. A. PAYNES.’
HEAVY
The snow storm of Wednesday nary trouble.
Çheif Engineer..............................O. S. MAY-
was heavier qver in Washington . A. lengthy communication from tion ordered issued returnable Jan 7
Assistant,......... ..............,. WM. BRENNER.
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1, ’
S. I. SHORE,
than ip Oregon. Twenty-two inches Jordan is crowded ouj; this week 1893. Senfmi-annqal acpqunt appro
ÿorenjan JL & L. Co. No. 1,
M. E. JÏ1LYETJ.
qn thp level is reported at Tacoma, owing tq lack qf space. We will ved.
We, the undersigned, rpsjdents of
SCHOOL BOARD-
(Successors tp Qill & Se|gJipjnQl)
Sixth annual account in estate cf Santiam'Ond Franklin Suite pre­
The average Scio merchant ap­ give it next week.
_
( E. O. HYDE. ,
cincts,
in
Linn
county,
Oregon,
! A. T. POWEE l L. parently cares’very little for the
Sclioql Directors,
The pregqh' "P-icific railroad,
* T. J. MUNKERS.
hereby give police that \ye yyill as­ STOVES OF ALL KINDS, TIN­
country patronage these days. S'pme steamboats, etc., are advertised to
.JOHN CURL.
A Eroöably Fatal Accident.
School Clerk.......
sist each other in prosecuting all
enough
of them at least do pot care
Scio, Oregon-
be resoldy in the Corvallis-Reader, on
persons found trespassing on our WARE,EDGED TO.OLS, agri ­
for it to ask for it.
SECBET SOCIETIES.
Janqary 16, 1893, by Sheriff Osburn, Last Friday Charles Piatt and a premises by hunting or shooting,
cultural I mplements ,
Stoves! Stoves.! Staves! Stoves! ■ of Benton county. Nd Bid qf less young man named Flemming were
OCIO LODGE, A.F. A.M. No39 meets at their
O hall on the corner o.f Mill and Main streets,- CalJ an H odkins
IN FACT
B
ros ,, Bearce than $1,260,000 for the property will on the mountain in the vicinity of John W Richardson J JI Peery
on the first Saturday evenin* oi} of before the
Newton Crabtree
Thos. Allison
full moon of each month. Visiting brothers block. Albany, for the best line of be received. The sum of $200,-OOo Richardson’s Gap, when their dog
cordially invited to, attend.
P C Lee
cook and heating stoves in the val- must be deposited with him before freed a coon. Of course, the young G W Garland
I. N. G biffin , W.M.
W
E
Arnold
J
A South
W. A. EWING, Sect’y.
ey. Agents for Surperior . gtoVes a.-.bid will- be received from any par men desired to capture thr coon and
S H McElmurry
J 4 Compton
eonidas lodge , no 36; and Ranges.
divers
and
sundry
methods
were
That is usually kept in a store of
ty, and if the sucessful bidder , does
of Pythias meets
\ D Craft
J A Craft
L r Knights
every Tuesday evening at Ma-
The new council should be. of a not pay the entire amount within 30 resorted to in order to dislodge the
this kind.
l sonic hall, on the corner of
Seth
Rockwell
J
W
Gaines
' Mill and Main streets, over progressive spirit Remember that days, the deposit will be declared animal from an old snag that proved
W W Richardson G W Compton All ZinAs of Tinware Kade to Order,
Hlbler, Shore & Holdredge’s
to be just ready to fall, in which he
store. Sojourning.Knightsm- improvements cost money, and that forfeited.
SAD Hamilton
J E Cyrus
vlted to meet with us.
had
taken
.
refuge.
Young
Piatt
Prices as Low as Square Dealing
our
city
government
is
not
intended
Mr B F McKune of Susquehanna
T, W.. PJILEY, C. C.
W. p. GIpIj, K. of R. finds, ,.
to furnish a profit ’ on the invest­ Pa.'was a passenger.qn last. Monday was passing near the snag in a stoop­ A CHRISTMAS GIFT,
Will Admit of;
IERDORFF LODGE, I. O. O. F. N o . 54, meets ment. ■
morning’s Q. 'P. train to Lyons, He ing position, when the coon jumped —FOR EVERY ONE OF OUR-- SCIO,
A SPECIALTY.
every Wednesday evening at .Masonic hall.
OREGON.
D Sojourning
to
an
adjoining
tree.
The
force
of
brethren cordially invited to attend. Chqs Piatt, the young-man who goes there for the purpose of visit­
READERS,
RAY A HAYNES,
G. M. D evaney , N. G,
the jump proved too much for the
J. C. S impson , Rec, Sec.”
was injured by accident,. of which ing a brother who is slowly dying of rotten snag, and a portion was
“A Tara of Pansies.”
GO TO MUELLER’S----
Mr McKune in­
cio LODGE, No. 36, A. O. U. W., meets on we speak in another column, is in à. consumption,
By special agreement with the
broken off and fell to the ground.
first and third Monday nights of each
S month.
condition. His formed us that he now owns and Young Piatt, as before stated, was publishers, we are enabled to make
Visiting Workmen cordially invited very, precarious
CANDIaM REFRESHMENT PARLORS
to meet with ns.
—^AND
physician, Dr. Hyde states that he ¡ lives upon the farm once owned by in a stooping posture, and the fall­ every one of our readers a present of
J. S.M obbis , M. W.
the..founder .of Mormonism,- Joe
R, SHELTON, Rec.
cannot- recover.
ing portion.ef the snag struck him one of these exquisite Oil Pictures
Blne Sandies, Ogsters and M um I i
CHERCHES,.
A tramp near Albany was thought Smith, and on which the so-called on thé back of the neck and shoul­ 36 inches long, a companion to “A,
discovery
of
the
plates
containing
(South side of bridge.) .
to be Burdette Wolfe, the Portland
Yard
of
Roses,
”
which
all
have
seen-
AT ALL HOURS
ders,
crushing
him
to
the
ground.
baptist , services the sec-
the authority of that church, was
onct Sunday of each lnonth at 11 a.m., and murdeier, when he called at.a house
SCIO, OREGON.
M issionary
BSTOpposite Knapp, Burrell & Co’s
He was taken by his companion to a and admired, This exquisite picture
made.
7:30 p. m, at the M. E. cnurch.
for something to eat a few days ago.
ALBANY OREGON.
Ri- v. C. C, S febby , Pastor,
There is no one influence that place where he could be made more ‘•‘A Yard of Pansies,” was painted by
Marshal Hoffman thinks he could
comfortable, while a messenger was the s.ime noted artist who did the
/NHRISTIAN CHURCH. SerVlcdS kt. 11‘A. M.
does
more
to
individualize
and
de
­
Having Set up a shop in the above,
and7: 30 P. M., on the first Sunday in not have beéri the man.
“Roses.” It is the same size ana is line
each month'. Sunday School every- Sunday at
I am prepared to do first-class
velop a community, than your local dispatched to this city for Dr Hyde,
pronounced by art critics to be far work on short notice. Give me a
10 A- M. The public cordially Invited to at­
who,
upon,
examination,
found
the
will
add
You will save from 20 to 60 per
There
is
.nothing
that
paper. . Are you a ¡subscriber?. If
tend.
superior
to
the
Roses.
The
produc
­
centj .if you will give yonr orders for
trial;
Charges reasonable.
K bv , B. F. i F uluee ,-Pastor..
more to our growth, both in popu- riot, why not? Even if something unfortunate young man paralyzed
tion is equal in every respect to the
nor ahything
UMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN, .-.Services lation and finance,
said by it that does not suit you, from the shoulders down, with his original which cost $300, and accom­
>K1
C rhe third Sunday in each month at the M. that will enhance the value of prop­ 'is remember
E. church, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
that it only takes the spine so injured, that recovery is panying it are full directions for
REV. C. A W ooj , ey , Pastor.
erty more than a nice hew school same privileges that you do, and regarded as very doubtful indeed.
—AT THE-—
framing it at home, at a cost of a
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Senvicos at theM.E house.
and RBK& Bm^B . •
which right belongs to you and it, Chas Piatt has always been a steady,
on first Sunday ol each month
P ftt church
few
cents,
thus
forming
a
beautiful
hard-working
boy,
well
thought
of
11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Next month the Bank .of Scio will and that is the expression of opinion.
MB'N¥ anOBOBR,
R ev . D aniel B hidsi s , pastor.
elect a set of new officers, and O S ■If your local paper did less than by all, and hé has the sympathy of ornament for your parlor or a superb
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services oh the
Christmas
gift,
worth
at
least
$5.
SCIO,
GRECOS. Shop and office on Broadalbin St.,
May, the popular and jovial cashier, this, then it would not merit your every .one in ¡this great misfortune.
■
M fourth Sunday of each month.
Send your name apd address to the
Careful attention given to all busi­ between Second and Third streets,
[To he supplied.]
steps down and out and A J Johnson patronage.
A Worker Egwaordinary.
ALBANY, ORN.
publisher, W Jennings Derû oies t ness entrusted to my care. Collec­
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every. Sunday at,
him. A change in the' There is some talk, among our
G. W. Harris,
Proprietor.
15
East.lith
St,,
New
York,
'with
U M. E, Church, at 3 S. P. M. ‘M. DANIBE, Sup’t. succeeds
ting,
a.
specialty.
ownership of stock has brought people of a movement tp call a -citi­ Henry L Shelton is.our authoritj’
three
two-cent
stamps
to
paj^
for
about this result.
zens meeting to take steps to get f<ir flio — flioftlt e f n In l ift» -
LOCAI) BREVITIES.
A school exh ibition wa s-
l y t he —h^rshituru t<T" fltithorizo 6ub which cap^SW^max for anything that you are a reader of the Scio
the pupils in the Lee Shelton dis school district to issue bonds for the in ttiat line of which we have yet W eekly P ress , and you will, re­
Get your bill heads, letter heads trict last Friday night. We under­ purpose of building a new school heard. .Last week he butchered a ceive by return mail one of these
WM"BIHYEG,PR0P'R
and statements printed at the P ress stand they had a very pleasant, house in the near future. If any­ porker (a. good sized one by the way) beautiful works of art.
Scio, Or®
jbb office. We can suit you.
time. We acknowledge an invita­ thing is done in this direction, it that, was a little too much for one
CAVEATS.
Market Report.
(East side of Main street, South Side.)
Remember you can get your pho­ tion to attend, from the .’teacher should be done immediately for hog, yet not quite enough for two
TRADE MARKS.
S^T.O Q DOTATIONS
DESIGN PATENTS
tos taken, cabinet .size, at Crawford Prof Calavan, but owing to pressing the time for the assembling of the In external appearance this porker
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
Domestic and imported
Wheat, 56 its. per bu.
legislature is near at hand, There looked very much like an ordinary
For information and free Handbook write to
& Paxton’s, Albany, for $1.-50 per engagements, wè could not do so.
Oats,
32”
MUNN & CO- 361 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Wines, Whiskies, Bran­
H
is no question but that we need a
Oldest bureau for securing patents in America,
dozen.
bbl.
Flour $400
Every patent taken out by us is brought before
The high winds of Wednesday new school house, and the future hog, having but one head, one set of Bran
i »
dies,
Cigars, Cigarettes,
ton.
the
public
by
a
notice
given
free
of
charge
in
the
”
14
00
legs, etc. But when he was butch­
H. A. Leninger, D. D. S., dentist caused a number of trees to fall
Middlings
18
Etc..
Etc.
Dr. Gray’s old stand, Albany. Teeth across the OP railroad track in the welfare and prosperity of our schools ered and the entrails-removed, he
Chop, $20 per ton.
Without plates a specialty. All work vicinity of Gates. ' The lumber will be just what we make it. There was found to possess two pouches or Potatoes. 3 q cts. per bushel.
ALBANY BEER BK DRAFT.
Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the
is
no
reason
to
prevent
a
school
of
32j per ioz.
world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
warranted.
flume of thé Green" Basin -Lumber 200 pupils here; all we need is to stomachs, and two complete set of Eggs,
man
should
be
without
it.
Weekly;
S3.
OO
a
Buttei, 20(®25c per lb.
INew Bar and House
year; $1.50 six months. Address MUNN & COn
S. M. Daniel has just received company was broken down, in sever­ supply the necessary building and intestines. Henry says he never
P ublishers , 361 Broadway, New York.________
Hams, 14c per lb.
observed
anything
peculiar
about
direct from factory in Chicago, a al places; Also a number of settlers ,ai) efficient corps of teachers‘and
Shoulders. 10c- per lb.
nice lot of Gents’ Mackintosh over­ cabins were crushed, but no loss of the pupils will come. By all means the animal while alive, save that he Bacon, 12 c per lb.
possessed a voracious appetite both
Lard, 12c per lb.
coats, from $5.00 to $9.00.
Call life is reported.
let us get the necessary authority for food and drink. This can be
Chickens, 3 05 per doz.
and see them.
In order to build up a town we and then we can move toward accounted, for we presume, because
N THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
■K lein B ros , can make you the Should be Willing to .help each other. building.a house, when everything while to all appearances he was but I of Orngon for Linn county —.
In the Mutter of the Estate *1 Notice of
closest prices in Albany on boots and We should patronize our home ntier- is .ready, .
of
$
one hog, lie. possessed the appetites
Elizabeth S. Sherfy,
J Final Account.
shoes, and all rubber foot wear for chants,. mechanics arid mills, and.
qf two. That porker must have en­ Notice is hereby given that the under­
fall and winter. Get their prices last but not least, bea subscriber for
the adininistrator of the estate of
joyed himself extremely well, in signed,
Elizabeth S. Sherfy deceased, has filed his
When in Albany, before buying your your local paper* If a man _dq.es ..all
having but one mouth, but the ca­ ¡inal account in the matter of said estate
that an order has been made and entered
fall and winter foot wear, as tliey of this and is not happy, some other A nieri assortment of
Hanging pacity of two hqgs in stowing away and
of record oy the above entitled Court, ap
cause must bé looked to for _his un­ Lamps at -8? M. Daniel’ cash store,
pointing Wednesday the 4th day of January
can save you some good coin.
grub.
1893, at 1 o’clock, p m, as the day and time, and
happiness.
the County Court room at the .court house in
from $3.50 to $11.00. A handsome
Albany in said county as the place for the
Wednesday and Thursday will present for anyone; Call and see
masquerade Costumes.
bearing of objections to said final account and
BUY
the settlement thereof.
pass very;' well for winter days. them.
E nos sherfy ,
STOVES AND RANGES
Snow fell nearly all lhe time, but Also Toilet Sets, pinner Sets, Bed Madam Learman, the Chicago Montanye ¿K Hackleman, Administrator.
Att’ys. for Adni’n’r.
being very wet did. not accumulate Spreads, Scarfs,. Ties, Handker­ costumer, will be on hand to fur­
AT-
to any great- 'extent. One single chiefs, Mufflers and many other nish costumes for ladies and gentle­
otice fob publication - land of -
fice at. Oregon City, Oregon, Dec. 9»
men for the masquerade ball at Scio N 1892,
MATHEWS & WASHBURN’S solitary sleigh made its appearance articles suitable for nice presents.
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing named settler has filed notice of his in­
but you could tell from the way the
¡this evening. Call at Scio Hotel tention
to
make final proof in >upport of his
Newspaper Change.
ALBANY, OREGON.
claim, and that said proof will be made beforo
hors.es pulled, that what know there
and see the costumes.
the County Clerk ol Linn County, at Albany,
Oregon, oh Jan.27,1893, viz: Peter straursccr.
Mr. J. P. Blaize, an exteiisive real was'on the ground, was but little, if
Robt. Johnson has sold . the Cor-
Homestead Entry Nò. 7164. for the N E 54 of
Do You See This?
any
advantage
in
making,
it
slip
N E 54 Sec. 8, Tr 10 S, R 1 w. He names the
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa,
vallis Times' to B Firvine; Boo
following witnesses to prove his continuous
along-
easily.
upon and cultivation of, said land.,
narrowly escaped pile of. the' sever
will continue to.reside in Corvallis
All persons knowing, themselves residence
viz: Corodon A Titus, Reuben A Titus,
Walter McGhee, brother to . Jesse &n<j says he is in doubt, whether he
estattacks of :pnetimonia while in
Jefferson Montgomery aud Henry Titus, all of
indebted
tq
the
Scio
Livery
Co.,
will
the northern part of ..that state McGhee, fell down stairs at the ■will put his capital into a brick block please call and settle by Jan. 1, 1893. Scio, Linn county, Oregon.
J T APPERSOljr,
Register.
during the recent blizzard, says the residence ol the latter last Saturday. qrgo into the banking business or We must have money.
In
the
fall,
-two
.
ribs
weie
broken
Saturday Review. Mr. Blaize. l«a<J
BUY
THE
~
-brigage in railroading.—Herald.
yeu & S helton .
occasion to drive several miles du­ one of which perietratèd the -lungs,
Another
Koaeer
Goac.
ring the storm and was so thorough­ causing death a few hours ' later.
Moses Hurd <>f Corvallis is the’
ly chilled that he was unable tq get The deceased was abriut 76 years of 'tMonday morning w rd was proud possessor, of a certificate from'
A
warm, arid in an-hbur after his re­ age and for many years was gate brought to town that
ng John Thomas Chittondeu, governor of
turn was threatened with a severe keeper on the W V & C M <wagoq
Vermont,
of
the
election
of
Reuben
Bilyeu of Bilyeu Den, vv is dead,
case of pneumonia 01 lung leve/, road,
This.all regretted to hear, although Hurd, his grandfather, as lieutenant
Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug
Wednesday morning .of this week it occasioned.no surprise, as ife was of the militia, dated May 3, 1796.
store and got a bottle. of Chamber mark-s.the first snow strom of the known for sometime that his com­
Iain’s Cough Remedy, of which he season, but as the snow, wâs - quite plaint was incurable and that bls R T Imbrie of Washington county
had often heard, and took a number wet, it melted almost as fast as. it­ end was near. As wo are promised killed a chicken-for dinner and in
of large doses. He says the effect fell. .Just about breakfast ti ine the an extended obituary notice for its gizzard he found a piece of pure
was wonderful and in a short time fire alarm was sound, bringing next week, we will omit to say gold about the size of a pea. Mr
he was breathing quite easily. He everybody to the streets and the anything further at this time, than Imbrie would now like to know
kept on taking.the medicine and the firemen to thé engine house in- that .the deceased was noted for his where the chicken picked up that
small nugget.
FINEST
next day was able to come to Des stanter. A burning chimney in the
durable ,
Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his residence of Mayor J C Simpson integrity and honesty of heart, and
easiest
A long time ago telegraph opera­
UcCTO
as.
being
a
kind
and
affectionate
_^®ESh
cure as simply wonderful. For sale was the cause, which went out ôf its-
tors
received
their
messages
on
the
kMABASE,
husband and father and a sympa­
AIMOS
by J. S. Morris & Co.
own accord by the time the fire thetic and accomritodating neighbor. old-fashioned registers, which made
DON’T FORGET IT—that J S laddies arrived there with their His remains were interred in the indentations on a slip of paper as it THE BEST IS THEtHEAPEST.
Morris & Co.- has the 11 rgest, test “masheens ” No damage was don % Bilyeu Den cemetery, and was at- was run through' the instrument.
Send TEN cents to 28 Union Sq.» N. Y.,
our prize game, “Blind Lück,” and
and cheapest stock of holiday goods and with shouts of merriment the ptended by a large coneourse of Gradually these machines were dis­ for
win a New Horne Sowing Machine.
in Scio..
boys faced the storm to house the people, a number of relatives and carded, as the operators became The New Home Sewing-Machine Co,
more proficient and coula read by
We-understand that there will be apparatus. While no damage re­ friends going up from here.
ÔKAMCÊ, MASS.
sound, until now these old registers
Christmas exercises held at the sulted from this early morning
A costly pipe is that which the are very scatoe. If is doubtful if
M E church tomorrow night. . The alarm, it served to show, with what shah
ILL.
CM.
of Persia smokes on state oc-
willingness
our
fire,
laddies
will
re\
customary Christinas tree ' will .be
casiohs. It is said to be worth there are three of them in use on si Louvs^’FOR SÄLE BY ° auas . ï ^’
dispensed with, and a ladder ar spond to an'alarm under any and all $320,000, and is set- with rubies, dia­ the whole Pacific coast. There is The- New Home Sewing Machine Co.
725. Market St. ¡ San Francisco, Cal.
BäT BSN’T fORSET TRE $1
one at Mt, Ang< L
monds and emeralds.
circumstancess
ranged to hold the presents,
GOOD WORK
GILL ä GALAVAN
RAY I HAYNES,
HARDWARE, SSlaeksmiths,
EVERYTHING
All work in our line
entrusted tp us,
executed in
short or-'
rse
Wagon Shop.
J. »Baraes
LOOK HERE!
Grani
Hl
ni
New Marble Works
R.B. ZICKRICK,
GROCER
MAN
DO
THAT?
Get 15 lbs. of blue vitriol for $1
Get 7 double rolls of wall paper for $1
Get 5 gal coal oil (you furnish can) for $1
That’s just what you can do at