i
VOL.
V.
STATE OFFICERS.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, «RAY,
JULY
14,
1893.
NO.
8.
ble. The one will .'become the of congress, should convince the
standard of value in spite of all the farmers that no class will be bene-
Governor,................. SYLVESTER PENNOYER.
legislation that can -be enacted be­ flitted by a sound currency to a
Sec. of State,..........................GEO. W. McBRlDE.
ATTOBÄEYS AT LAW,
Treasurer................. .............. PHU.. MET3CHAN.
tween
this and doomsday. The greater degree than ..they.—-Toledo
IS PUBLISHED -EVERY FRIDAY, BY
8 apt. of Pub. Instruction«. ...E. B. McELROY.
A lbany , or .
( W. P. LORD.
simple fact that two kinds of money Blade.
T. L. DUGGER,
Supreme Court,.-................ .... J R. S. BEAN,
— at —
exist-implies that a. compaiison be­
i. F. A. MOORE. ^^“Office,—Odd Fellows building.
iN T he city of
Clerk Board 8. L. Com’rs,....... ...G. W. DAVIS.
Two
French
scientists
say
that
a
tween
them
will
always
be
made
by
Supt. of Penitentiary,........... .G. 8. DOWNING.
BED-ROCK PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME
W. R. BILYEU,
Supt. Insane Asylum,... .DR. L. L. ROWLAND.
SCIO, L.IN1V CO., OREGON.
¡money changers, the scarcer as a ; current of electricity does not al­
Attorney ass<I Counselor al I,aw,
with approved security'
TUJRMS:
i rule being at a premium. Money is ways kill when it appears to do so.
OR.
COUNTY OFFICERS Will practice ALBANY,
?er annum, invariably in advance».-...-. «$2 00 like every other commodity, in the It simply produces an appearance of
in all the conrts of Oregon,
■Sixmontb.s,
“
••
....... 1 00
8®“ Special attention given to Collections,
Judge,....»..................... ................. J. N. DUNCAN.
regard that its value is regulated by [ death from which the subject- may
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be
Clerk,..................................... .......... N. P. PAYNE.
be restored by artificial respiration­
paid monthly.
Sheriff......... ...........
............ C. C. JACKSON.
the unwritten law of supply and de­ in commenting on that statement
Ut^T’Opposite Postoffice.
Transient 'advertiseffieirfs must be paid for
Recorder,.............. «.HW....€...... ,...E. E. DA V18
when the order is given fur their insertion.
Treasurer, ./......... ■. si.... BRI’ E W ALL ACE.
mand.
This
state
has
an
usury
the
Worcester
(N.
Y.)
Gazette
sug
­
Cominission.eys.......... ‘JX*..,..» WM. RUMBOUGH.
* J. W, PUGH.
law but it is being continually evad­ gests that this may be the case with
ATTORNEYS
at
law ,
School Supt rintendent,..... ......G. F. RUSSELL.
Newspaper Law.
Surveyor,....... .................. .......... E. T T. FISHER.
ed in various ways. When money the criminals who are executed by !
Coroner............................... ..FRANK F a RREL.
1. Subscribers who do not give
ALBANY, OR.
express notice to the contrary are is plenty loan's go a begging and at electricity in that state, and that I
f
_CITY PiRECTOKI^-
ËS^Office in Flinn elock, over First National considered as wishing to continue
the present time forJinstance the they are really killed, not by elec* I
bank..
their,
subscriptions.
OFFICIAL.
2. if subscribers order the discon- bonus on money is oply limited by tricity, but by the doctors who after­ P.Q1W Q I
Ant AT StaPle and Faficy Groeeries, Crock--
L. H. MONTANYE,
tinuanceof their periodicals thepub- the lenders greed and the borrowers ward make an autopsy oh them.
Mayor
........ «.....................T. J. MUNKERS j
VitiT
j"
it
Lwlutvvli.
vl ©Ty, GlasSiVitre. AVodei'i-wn.i-A Tr.+r.
lisher
may
continue
to
send
them
It
seems
that
rabbits
have
been
re-
Recorder,............................................ R. SHELTON
necessities. Then the^fiea of main- -vlxoO *»rt<sr
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
1 y i n-s,
UI ¿«UU-V
I m Í ü ÍIIS’L r x I mo 1
th new brick near Schineer’s stable#
Until all arrears are paid.
Marshal........................... ................ TwW. DILLEY
ViHlara
is
Treasurer.................. .................. J.C. SIMPSON
3^ If Sllbscri.he.ra
ALBANY, OR.
volts and 20 ampères, a shock more
fE O- TIYDE.
fuse to take their periodicals from preposterous, /the vSlaev of one of powerful than is.given in the execu­
JOHN UUltL,
in Straîin building.
the offiee to which they are directed them will always'be measured by
1 W.H. RAMSEY.
Councilmen,
{ C. S. HARNISH.
they are held responsible till they the other. In fact as we view the tion of- murderers. Since the óne
ED. GOÍNS.
object of tjie law is to kill the con­
have settled their bill and ordered
T. M. MUNKERS.
tS.M. DANIEL.
the question# it is impossible, one of victed murderer, it ought to make
their paper discontinued.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 4. If subscribers move to other them will al ways be superior to the little difference to anyone, not even
.
FIKE DEPARTMENT.
places without informing the pub­
il
lisher and the papers are- sent to the other and can only be money while to the man killed# whether it is done
Cheif Engineer,.......«.......^...... .*....O. S. MAY.
SCIO,
OREGON,
Assistant,.................................. WM. BRENNER.
by an electric current or by a sur­
former
direction
they
are-
held
re
­
the
other
is
a
token
of
value
the
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1,
8. I. SHORE.
^^Medical examiner for A. O. Ü. W. and sponsible.
Foreman II. & L. Co. Nozl,
M. E.BILYEU.
geon’s knife'.-
5. The courts have' decided that same as currency. This state of
New York Life,
things
has
al
ways
be
’
e
ri
true
among
SCHOOL BOARD.
refusing to take periodicals from the
Reports come from the mining
D rs . J. W. & M. T. C ole . office, or removing and leaving them the nations of world arid will exist districts of Nevada rind all Over thè'
(E. 0. HYDE.
uncalled for is ‘‘prima facie” evi­ as long as time lasts/' Adual stand­
School Directors,
¡ A. T. POWEE l L.
West that gold properties are being
( T. J. MUNKERS.
dence'.of intentional fraud.
School Clerk,.......................... JOHN CURL. -
ard can be maintaned just- as long as developed# the attention of miners
8ËCRÉT SOCIETIES.
they are interchangeable and no and capitalists having been espec­
—AND—
fl BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS,
longer. Nearly every other nation ially directed to these since the fall'
QCIO LODGE,A.F. & A.M. No39 meets at their
O hall on the corner of Mill and Main streets,
“Not paid for want of funds” is. has already made th is discovery and in the price of silver. This thing
on the first Saturday evening on or before the
SCIO, - - OR
full moon of each month. . Visiting brothers
the sooner outs does and our. circul­ alone, kept up for years, would- raise
cordially invited1 to attend.
B@“Office and residence on south the indorsement that County Treas­ ating medium adjusted on that basis the proportionate price' of silver.
M. C. G ill . W.M.
urer
Wallace
places
on
county
war
Side
of
bridge.
HE by C ybus , S oo ;
rants nowadays When they ought to the better for us. The next .con­ Did you ever think ot this? If a
EONIDAS LODGE, No 36,
Knights of Pythias meets
J.
L.
Elwood,
M.D.
be cashed on presentation. We were gress has a very important duty to method eould be discovered for ex­
L every
Tuesday evening at Ma­
told, when in Albany recently# that perform in th is respect, The domi­ tracting the gold -from the' blaefe
sonic hall, on. the corner of
Mill and ’Main street s, over Physician
and
Surgeon, the county had several thousand nant party can, if it will, distinguish sand of the ocean beaches,-, of from
Hibler, Sliore <fc Holdredge’s
store. Sojourning Knightsm-
dollars tied up in the Linn County itself in giving-the country a stable the waters of the ocean, that . WoHld
vited to meet with us.
L. W. B rown , C. 0.
National bank a'nd though it had circulating medium. Upon this de­ pay for working, the proportionate
T. l D ugger , R. of R. and 8.
ADDRESS A LEXTER Ö® POSTAL CARD TO
plenty of money none was available pends the prosperity of the country. price of gold would drop very fast.
IERDORFF LODGE, 1.0.0. F. No. 54, meets ®^“Calls in the city or country at­
Then
silver
rriight
become
the
stand
­
every
Wednesday
evening
at
Masonic
hall.
for present use,- and warrants en­
D Sojourningbrethren cordially invited to attend. tended promptly.
ard of value. There cari be' rio
dorsed as above would draw inter­
J. W. C hapman , N. G.
JÖHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorned
This valley never looked bet- double standard for any lerigtH of
a . J. J ohnson , Rec. Sec'.
: est just the same as if the' cottnty
Washington, D. &
ter than at present. Nature here time, any more than there can be P. O. Box 463#
CIO LODGE, No. 36, A. O. U. W., meets on
treasury was' empty. The late
first and third Monday nights of each
S month.
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety aaÿs;ôf oÿèr; iri the late war;
is now at her best. There is a one price fixed for a bushel of ferirti
Visiting Workmen cordially invited
¿re
entitled,
if
now
partially
or
wholly
disabled,for
Ordinary
hî8ttttia|.làDÙr#
Whether disability
grand jury in making its report, beauty and a richness about the
---- —DEALERS IN-------
>o meet with us.
by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary
tuiiisTaiites.’,
and óí a bushel of wheat, of â Hferid Was-caused
J. Sr M orris , M. W.
censured
Treasurer
Wallace
severe
­
WIDOWS
of
such
soldiers
arid
Sailors
are
erititled
(if
not
fëriiâffiëd]i
^jifether
soldier’Sdeatn
R, S helto N, Rec.
landscape that appeals to' the eye of of cabbage and a Hubbard squash.-— was dne to army service or not, if ririw dependent upon theirowH laipqr,föi,\§up^ört.
Drugs, Medicines-, Toilet Ar­
Widows
ly
for
placing
all
the
funds
in
oné
fiat
.dependent
upon
their
own
labor
are
entitled
if
the
soTdiet
’
f
âêâfii
Wàê
Öde
td
service; , .
thé
observer.
The
reserve'
strength
CHURCHES
ticles, Books, Stationery,
.¿CHILDREN are entitledXif under sixteen years) in älödst alt casés where there was rid
bank. This, we understand, he did of the fields, their producing capac­ Statesman.
widow,-dr shé/.hàs Sirice died or remarried.
;..
.'.a
y
• s - .
•
Etc., Etc.-
not do till quite recently, as he ity, ihe wealth of the soil, the con­ We read much’ of Kentucky,1 Of ., PARENTS are erititled if soldier left neither wldpitr nor OJiHa; provided soldier died hi
ISSIONARY BAPTIST- Services the sec­
service, or from effects Of service, and they are noW dèpèrideiit
their own i&bdyfdf Sti$-
SCIO', — — OREGON.
ond Sunday Of each month at 11 a.m., and
M 7;30
authorized the president of the. formation of the surface, all tend to Montana,of Tennessee and Califomiri port.i-, It'-makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wat Or in fegrilaf army of
p. m. at the M. E. church.
. .......•.,.......
. -... »
...
...
R ev . C. C. S perry , Pastor.
Linn County National bank to with­ impress favorably the . most ■ criti­ horses. Now let a word of credit b’ë navy.
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law; may apply for higher rates under other
HRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M,
laws, without facing any rights, i. ;
,.
___
r ..w.
draw
$7000
that
he
had
deposited
in
and
7
:30
P.M.,
on
the
fourth
Sunday
in
cal judge. Withall there is' thé deep .given a remarkable steed that Was - .. Thpüsaüdsof, söldiers drawing from $2 tp.$iö pet m^ritll-Uridéf the bid law are entitled to
C each month. Sunday School every. Sunday af
the First National and place it in green background everywhere,- boni rind raised in Oregon breathed higher ratés under new law, not only ori àcèdiint Of disabilities for which rioW pensioned; Dût
19 A. M, ■ The public,, cordially invited to at
.for others, Whether diie to service orv ................................. .„-v
■-/-/> t ’ o
CAPITAL
STOCK,
-
$20,000
t‘. nd.
the Linn County National, What - which'here and there is tinged, with- Oregon air and fed on Oregon _grass. also
.. . Spldièrs and Sailors disabled in line of duty Iri regulär âfiiiÿ or navy since thé wär aie also
Eld. B. F. Bonnell, Pastor.
entitled,
whether
discharged
for
disability of.
-
- . . ?
is the inference to' be drawn from the incipient yellow shading of rip­ A- horse that ¿an trotwo straight
OFFICERS.
Survivors, and tKeir widows, tne BiaçX©â^'kj.ÇreeksÇketokeé and Seminole Or rior-
¿'CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. Services'
JŸgrs of ISSfetö 1842# are entitled iibaef à récent act»’ .........
-............
aetion?-. J’lainty mat the ening grasses -- iiti cl -
the third Sunday in each mouth at the M. President,......... . ............... ..............T. J. Mr/NKB-KS. this
^Tnd the titiles íh' 4:4S riñ'd íower~ thè world,s idalndian
Mésician Wär soldiers and their widows also entitled# if sixty-two years Pf age or diâàblêa
E. church, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Vice President. . ................ ... ...J,L. COWAN.
,
\ ...... .... - .........
county ftfrrds have been placed at ' broad expanses of fertile', area are record is worthy of the highest at dependent.
REV. C', A W ooley , Pastor.
Old claims completed and settlement obtâiifêd,’ Whether perisiori has been granted undef
Cashier,....... ..................... A. J, JOHNSON.
the disposal of this tottering bank, just enough.broken with forests and praise. It takes excellent blood,
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at the M.E
»■RECTORS.
on first Sunday of each month
Rejected claims reopened arid settlement seétirèq,’ if tejection improper pf.iliegäi;..,, .
P at church
to
assist
it
over
iis
difficulties
which,
.groves and occasional hillsand knolls sterling courage,- finely developed
11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Certificates pf service and .discharge obtained for soldiers and sailors Of thé late Wär Who
J. S. MORRIS, A. J. JOHNSON, P. O. SMU’H,
REv. D aniel B ridges , Pastor.
lost their original papers.
.... ,.\
. .. j
........... , ”
ip this case if faffed (6 do. The to provide variety and avoid the muscles rind the tru’e facing sense navé Send
A. E. RAND ILL, T. J. MUNKERS.
for laws and information. No charge for advice: No fée unlesé âucéêâsftil; Addrèssj
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services on the
Question
may
be
very
properly
Does
a
.general
banking
and
ex
­
monotony of the farming districts of
THE FRESS CLÄlM^ ^ÖM f AMY»
M fourth Sunday of each month.
[To be supplied.]
change business. Sight drafts is­ asked “Who is county treasurer?” the Central West and timberless backed by a spirit of persévérance to
make
a
horse
trot,
that
distance
at
JOHN
WEDDERBURN, Mânâging Âttêfîiêy,
sued
on
Albany,
Portland
and
San-
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday at
■ From the above proceeding it looks country. If there are any residents
•
___ _____ _ WÂâffiMQfêhh 8; ë»
a sustained rapid gait, arid then P.O.BOX463.
U M. E. Church, at 3 S. P. M. M. D aniel , Sup’t. Francisco;-
'Very much as if the deposed bank of Portland who are sceptical con­ make the last half mile at a 2:20 frité.
*\XT. C. T. U. meets on Tuesdays after the sec-
NÔtlèâ of rissoltttiSti;
VV ondand fourth Sundays in each month, at
By buying your president was and Treasurere Wal- cerning the future of this state, the Blondie has riot a very dignified
■ lftce was but a sort of a mouth piece idevelopement of its agricultural in­ riatoè', hist he is an animal that will
2 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
krpfickif
Sec. Mrs. A. O Smith. Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill.
Cemetery work for him. Titre, the county will terests and possibility of supporting do much to advertise Oregon as a
co-partn
t ween tile undi
probably not lose anything, as it is an immense population# they should
Notice to Hunters.
Isom, Lanning
country
of
manifold
resources.-
at the Willamette ;reported that the Liirn County-Na­
■
conser
bvmut
Bilyeu & Shelton, Prop’s, chased
_he. iïitéi’c
make a day trip up one side of the
We, the undersigned, residents of
The.
m^jpeäs
will
v
tional
will
pay
its
deposi
tors
in
full
Some of'the prominent prune-/
Marble Works.
Sèi«, Oregon.
Willamette river and down the oth
John Isotri; the p
Santiam and FráAkiin Bütte pre-
and even should it not do SO Mr. er. If what they saw did not dispel growers of the country have been
iJatifeg and is
by assu: mes al. ,
Good turnouts at reashnable rates# alone ai ithorized ito
ecbipt tor all
ei-Hcts, in Linn '^¿o'O'nty, Oregon, Monuments and Tablets from Wallace’s bondsmen Would be re-
doubtful about the prune crop for Stage line to Munkers’. Commer­ debts di le the late firm,
■all
doubts
it
would
be
because
they
J
ohn isoii,
hereby give notice that we will as­
cial
riien
conveyed
to'
and
from
all
if
re
­
, Edward Ji LANNiNCi
the celebrared Red Beach, sponsible for the deficiency
were proof against positive evidence some time, but examination shows
sist- eaeh other in prosecuting all
quired. But the inconvenience is lik< a hardened sinner against argu­ the trees afe well laden and the pros­ points. Hoises boarded by the day. Dated this the 1st day of July, 1893;
Barre
and
Quincy
Granites,
or
Week#
persons found trespassing on our
uncalled for and would not ments for his personal moral better­ pects are much better. It is esti­
at prices that will astonish wholly
premises by hunting or shooting.
have existed had this. $7000 re­ ment. The wonderful Willamette mated that there will be three-
you. Shop on Second St.,
John W Richardson J H Peery
Thos. Allison opposite R. G. Watson’s store. mained where it .was a few days is a trite subject of discussion to Or­ fourths of a crop# which' iVill make a
Newton Crabtree
prior to the closing-of this bank. egonians, btit it can not be advertised large yield of prunes. The cold
C C Lee
G W Garland
185 acres 3 uliles west of Scio; ¿0 acres in culti­
•The practice heretofore may have too much. It is worth it all. Only weather after the blooms appeared
J A South
W E Arnold
vation; balance pasture and brush—soine tim­
F.
WOOD,
Jun.,
J A Compton
S H McElmurry
been to deposit all o’t fh'-e funds in
ber; tiè W iioüéë, barn. gbbd brchârd; all good
J A Craft
ALBANY,
OREGON. one bank. In fact we beleive# from : one drawback exists in its Condition, threatened to destroy the crop, but
A D Craft
bottorii laiid; near 2 R; R. sthtioHs. Price; fcooo.
fortunately
it
is
discovered
that
it
that
is
a
question
of
settlement;
not
J W Gaines
Seth Rockwell
180 acres; ax.lniles Ea^t Bi Scio; one-half id
information
secured
from
various
W W Richardson G W Compton J. L. BAY,
of soil or climate. The small land­ did not. There is also a good crop
cultivation; bdldrice pastüfé, hillêidë; wagod
W.
A.
HAYNES.
sources
that-this
ex
bank
president
J E Cyrus
S A D Hamilton
and téàili,‘8 head Of cattle, 6 hogs and 25 sheep:
owner' is' too uncommon.' The farms of pears arid apples# and taken all
J P Crabtree.
has made the depositing of the are too large. Where .reside 100 round# it is not a -bad year for fruit
Price# $8000. Terms, one^half cashL
223 acres, 7 miles Southeast of Scioj 100 acres
county funds in his bank the con­ families there should be 1000. in Oregon.
in cultivation, 75 acres open pasture land, bal­
dition of his supporting the candi­ When this magnificent country is
lïnini mí
(Successors to Gill & Seigmund“)
ance brush. 89 acres of this farm is bottom
date foT county treasurer; Such an' populated by the people in subdivided ! During the past week Jesse' Stoi-
land; balance rb’llirig* t-riri riil be cultivated.
NeW 8-room hoiisejwo barnes, butbttitdingà ail
action approaches bossism in a tracts of 100 to 500 acres,then Oregon wer, of Jefferson, lost i dozen head
------- AND-
new two good orchards, a No. 1 spring and ruii-
dangerous manner and should be will have a population of 4,000,000' of eìtra Jersey dairy cows. Seine
ning water, 1 mile to school house» grist mill
Scio, Oregon.
d'iscouritenah'c'ed iff nw u’nceitain where it now has '4000,0.00.
old white lead cans which had bèen
and pbsteffilce,
14^ àërësdn thé south sidè 6f Scio, ail set
way whenever discovered. Treas-
lying-about for seyeral years were
..:
■-• . (South side of bridge.) -
out ih prune trees, two years .old, good spring
irrer Wallaee may have been under
thrown out wheíé' the cattle had
oii
the •préiriisçs. Price, $120Q. .Tetihs,
cash ;
SCIO, OREGON; ’/•
THe calling of an extra session of aeeeSs to them# and it is believed
such obligation and the changing
30 acres adjoining the city of Scib.oh the east;
-■ -'¿Ti W. Bas*» es
of funds from one bank to.the oth­ : Congress# to mè.et August 1, had. a they were poisoned from licking the
15 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture, all
:.|£obU grainy fruit, hop or vegetable land, good
er at a time when it was in great marked effect in strengthening val'< paint. Few people, know it# but
tiavihg set up a shop in the above
tWb-story hbrise; good cellar, two barns; prop­
linp I at» prepared: to do first-class
need certainly indicates that such ues and. restoring confidence in white lead is fatal to live stock.
erty, is well located arid well improved* Price;
K i .i 'r i-.iv atiratt n<vf,fa»<y.
me a
was
the
ease.
Takes
are
collected
every
trade
ee
’
nter-in»
the
United
$3000. Terms; one-hall cash .__
Mr. Steíwer’s lois will aggregate
trial. Charges reasonable.
200 açréâ, 3)^ miles east of Scio; 69 acres seed­
with which to pay,, the county’s States,. Thè' calling of this session heafiy §1600.
;
ed in grass balance timber dnd pasture—some1
obligations and not to tide banks indicates that the president has
good alder bottbm land, house, barn and orch­
Three hobos who refused to leave
•over a rinancial. stfihgency. Our carefully studied the situation,
ard.- Priée» $lio0i
20 acres 2 miles east Of Scio » eati all be culti­
cqunty court- should so inform the. and is assured that there is a suffic­ Ellensburg when ordered to do
vated. Price $500. Terms easy.
treasurer and require him to make ient riumbef Of votes" to repeal thè so by the marshal# were whipped
For further particulars in relation to the’
good any interest the county may law relating to silver that is so with; willow switches until they
above desirable arid other bargaift& call bn
ASPECIAI j TY.
Mr. S. A. Hamill, late of Toronto,
haye
to
pay
in
consequence
of
His
were glad to Leave. Thé same
RAY & HAYNES.-
R SHELTON,-
Canada, has opened a new photo
misplaced confidence. The county harmful# and that there will be such treatmen twill bé ád minisi erred to . .The above la a correct picture of THE ORE­
legislation
that,
will
give
stability
GONIAN’S NÉW BUILDING, located at the REAL ESTATE ÀGT.# SCIO# OGN.
gallery in the Y.M.C.A. Block and
had
bettef,
by
far,
buy
a
burglar
of Sixth arid Alder streets. For many,
The Yaquina Route« proof safe and keep its funds there­ to oiir currency. The -inexorable all sub’séqrieiít visitors of the same corner
years THE OREGONIAN has felt thé need of
invites the' public to share their
a new and commodious building embracing
ilk#
for
the
citizens
.of
that
place
Oregon
Pacifie
Râilrôad.
patronage with him... Doi/t forget
all the modern improvements', with the latest
in, than to run the risk of any one law that in business transactions de
machinery for turning dut a me­
E.W.HADEEV,
Receiver«
the place.-
man or bank failing 6i closing its marida full.valué' fot that which is are detèfrfiftifed to haibor no tramps. improved
tropolitan paper. It now has it, and one that
—
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tjie
whole
Pacific-Coast may justly feel proud
doors. This idea is emphasized exchanged, rejects the illusive idea
Seirintifio American
of. as it is certainly the finest on the coast.*
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Now
that
THE OREGONIAN is' settled in
when it iS known' that any bank in that 50 eeiifs worth of Silver as med­
..........REMOVED...;......
Freight Rates# between Willam­
this new home it feels like giving its many
friends a benefit. It makes this special offer
which the county funds, ate placed ium O'f trade shall Have thè same throughout the' country would fol to
ette Valley points aha
those who renew their subscription, or to
Next door tn new post office bM’ng.
San- Francisco;
pays Hot biie cent for such deposits, purchasing power aS the gold dol­ low the precedent- thus ëstablnhed those who subscribe prior to September 1st,
tel send the
and;fr’equfeiitly fi'a's the free use of lari Honest money in business the tramp- and hobo Would# iti à
OCiiAN S®EAMER SAILINGS;
U/éêl(ly OrsçôpiaQ
S. S. WILLMETTE VALLEY,; seyefal thousand dollars for months. transactions is as essential as hon- vety short time# become' unknown.
A
reform
in
the
county
treasurers
Petty
larceny
if
tfeated
likewise
cavba V s ,
Leaves SarilYanciscO, July 11, 2’1,31.
est pieri. The ptotriíse of this‘ has
.. TRADE MARKS,
” Yqauina;' ’ 1
” 5 16# 26. offiee is now in order.
would
become
exceedingly
âcrirce
O
esicn
patents #
stimulated'.tr'acto,- arid vrltH fhfe' p’ay*
ifas Company receives; the right to
. copy R iohts , etc#
hange siiiling dates without notice';
For information âfîd free Handbook writê.to
merit of the July interest by banks# especially would it be a good plan
MUNN & CO., 861 BiioAbWÀY, N ew Y ork .
Oldest bureau for securing patents in America;
bi V er . steamers )
What is' the use of all this talk .the cloud of depression will have where the larceriy is committed
ÎDvëfy patent taken .out .by us is.brought before
, This being1 the diili season of tH© ^e&r, THE
he
publié by a notice given frde of charge in the
Steamed ffH0AG^ leaves Bort­ about b! metallic currency; bach passed aivay and the Outlook is for a late iti the fall with a view of get­ OREGONIAN
believes a benefit of this kind
JcWifit
land, Wednesday tnd Saturday, independent of the of Her, di in eth- • long era of riuaHaied prosperity. ting a Winters Hoard by the crimin« will be greatly appreciated. Please send in
your subscription as spoil as possible» 5V hen
at ® A. M.
ALBANY, OR,
Visiting Portland y6u ai*e Cordially invited
rii;
tp call and take a trip through Ottf hew
DAY, Gen, jig’s; Saiffic® Street ivhaff ef words e'xactly alike and regarded The fact that wheat jumped 2 cents
Îiafgêét ëiféuiâtihii êf ânÿ àciêritiflc paper in thé
Old fritTfufe; ¿¡s well asnewedsfom* M. C.
home. Address
Portland.
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She invited to rail and see. us, D. R. VAUGHN#. Gen, Ag*t, San Francisco', Car; as money by most Of the' peo- fa bushel last week under the infiu- Gold and silVei' watches,# fpdtìcéd
mari should uewithout it.. Weëklytÿ3.(ro a
6REG0NIAN
PUBLISHING
CO.#
year; $1.50six months. Address MÜNN & .€X?j
CV C.‘ HOGtJEyG. F; & P. A.,-Corvallis,- Oregon ple? The thing is simply impossi-1 enceof the call for an extra-session
i’iid
wilt always be on
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New VéfS vityr
priées. French the jeweler# AfHriby.
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Farmers,
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