VOL.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, F WAY,
AUGUST 11, 1893.
2. Have no amusments |i the build­
There never was a better opportu­
nity for the application of the
ing.
Golden Rule, than now. By follow­
Governor,....
SYLVESTER PENNOYER.
3. No license on liquor.
ATTOBNEYS AT LA»',
Sec. of State,.
.. .GEO. W. McBRIDE.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
ing the «golden precept in these
Treasurer.................................
....PHIL. METSCHAN.
___
4*
Supt. of Pub. Instruction,. ...E.B. McELROY.
ALBANY,
OR.
hard times, we can help to lighten
TO
BUY
THÈ
RAIt^QADS.
T.
L.
DUGGER,
f W. P. LORD.
.AT—
Supreme Court,....*..*....... .... 1 ft. S. BEAN.
each other’s burdens. The banker
—Odd Fellows building1.
IN
THE
CITY
OF
I F. A. MOORE.
Following is the platu'by which who helps to carry his customers, BED-ROCK PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME
Clerk Board S.L. UomT's.
.6. W. DAVIS.
Supt. of Penitentiary,...... ......G. S. DOWNING.
SCIOj Efl^lV co., ORELGOXe the populist party woul*ecure con and the customer who favors his
W. R. BILYEU,
Bupt. Insane Asylum,.... • DR. L. L. ROWLAND.
Attorney nnrt Counselor at Law,
TJEB3IS ;
trol of the railroads of t^e country, bank by refusing to- make a run on
with approved security
OR.
COUNTY OFFICERS. Wil] practice ALBANY,
ia® M of them. it, are both public benefactois. They
?er annum, invariably in advance»r...^*$2 00 or more definitely, a pa«?
six months,
“
“
“
....... 1 00
in all the courts of Oregon,
It is presumed that the |lan would are helping each other and at the
EFfTSpecial attention given to Collections«
Judge,...................................J* N. DUNCAN.
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be
begin with the trai ¡patinen tai same time are helping the whole
Clerk,.................. .............................. N. P. PAYNE.
paid monthly.
Sheriff,.........,.................... C. C. JACKSON.
Transient advertisements must be paid for lines, and then follow udì with the community.
The money-lender
Opposite Postoffice.
Recorder,................................... E. E. DAVIS.
when the order is given for their insertioh.
Treasurer,.......... 4 4...... À.. BRÌI ’E W ALL ACE *
¡ines that connect the layer cities. who will not exact unlawful interest
Commissioners.................. J WM. RUMBOUGH.
» J. W, PUGH.
There is a certainty .that pis scheme and the landlord who is indulgent
ATTORNEYS
at
law ,
CARCLINA’8 LIQUOR LAW FAILS.
School SUpt riiitetldent^.x..... * .G. F. RUSSELL*
would bea saving to théLople to a io his tenant, are the Good Samari­ i
Surveyor,.......................<...... E. T T. FISH Ell.
Coroner,.......**......*.*......***. . .ERANK F a REEL.
ALBANY, OR.
tans of these times. The employer i
The attempt to regulate the liquor great extent provided w could be who has but one man’s work to do, I i
KäF’Oflice ill EJinn elock, over First National
CITY DIRECTORY.
traffic in South Carolina by having carried on as the popaist party and divides it out between two men
bank.
claims. It- is an immewe under­
OFFICIAL.
the material sold by state dispen­
I Q I QP'Tfl
of Staple and Bailey Groceries, Crpck=
taking to think about- arigstill more at-even half wages^ is helping to
L. H. MONTANYE,
saries, is proving to be a glaring immense to conduct.
Ft
feed hungry stomachs. It is a time
it Ldil^v j u vl ery, Glassware, WodeiiAvare, Etc»
Mayor
......... T. J* MUNKERSc
.......**....R. SHELTON*
Recorder,
ATTOBSET
AT
tAW,
failure, besides being liable to- cause The plan proposed is^a national when every little helps, and when
Marshal...
...IK....T. W. DILLEY*
¡J^^In new btick near Sclimeer’s stable.
Treasurer
...........J. C. SIMPSON.
a great deal of bad blood to generate goyernment issue of bqffijs tar all every one should study how to dis­
ALBANY, 0R.
fE O. HYDE.
tribute
t
hat
little
help
judiciously
.
by
attempts
ta
enforce
the
minute
lo-g-i a . gi
"^^ .beinff
JOHN CURL,
$2F*Oflfice ih Strahn building1.
! z\V V.1 r; RAMSEY.
dgüûlüj^i the Jaw.^Uhc excitement^ gdverned-Tjy tr.e sani*. ..ore’’aita JACit"tirib'ftrtltci' does not confine
PINE DOOR
| ED,. GOiNS. *
has ruò ta srich a height that the contract which now exist The am­ itself strictly to the business domain
T. M. MUN KERS.
VS. M, DANIEL.
law has been tested and declared ount is estimated to be t^o-thirds of but enters into our domestic econo­
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, unconstitutional by one of South the value of the railroads and the my as well. The necessity for re­
trenchment is as urgeht in .house­
in
Cfâ'olina’s most competent judges. insurance of legal tender treasury holdaffairs as elsewhere, and the
Cheif Engineer.......;.........................O. S. MAY.
SCIO, OREGON,
Assistant,................ . .........*.... WM. BRENNER*
notes
or
silver
certificates
for
the
Judge Hudson recently refused an
Foreman Hose Co. Nd, 1,
S. I. SHORE*
B^Sfedical examined for A. O. V. W. and
remaining" one-third. Objection was inmates of the home and the mem­
Foreman II. á L. Co, No. 1,
M. E. BILYEU.
order of search and seizure in a case
New York Life,
raised to the populists, plan to pay bers of the family are obligated to
SC'IIOOI* BOARD.
where a man was said to be selling one-third in treasury notes, which help each other. Such times as
liquor not according to prescribed would greatly increase the price of these call forth the heroic qualities
(E. O. HYDE.
1 A. T. POWEE l L.
School Directors,
orders. In discussing the section products in this country) but it is of womanhood, the spirit of self- ab­
1 T. J. MUNKERS.
fechoofClerk*..*,*..
....... JOHN CURE.
authorizing art officer to search a claimed the issuance of treasury negation and self-sacrifice-equalities
-__- and -—-
a
SCtHET SOCIETIES!
tri an’s pocket and confiscate his pri’ notes would afford immediate relief that make woman pre-eminently,
heroic
in
times
of
adversity.
In
vate property, the judge says:
and inaugurate a period of prosperi­
■iJCT') LODGE j A .F. & A.M. No 39 meets at their
O hall on the eorher of Mill and Main streets,
“If the construction <9f the act ty unparelleled in the history of every department of life* whether
'SCIO, - - OR.
Un t.m first Saturday evening on or before the
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
social or business, there is the same
full moon of each month. Visiting brothers
uB@“OfHce and residence on south contended for by the plaintiff be the world. The .populists do not urgent need for daily exemplifica­
Cordially i*ivited to attend.- .
51. C. G ill . W.M<
side of bridge.
correct, or if the act be enforced as propose the government should buy
H E RYXJYItUS, SdC.
tion of the tic blest trait in human
its terms demand, then no citizen all the railroads, at once, but so nature—the disposition to lend a
•
J EONIDAS LODGE, No 36,
gradually,
no
shock
shall
lie
felt
in
JL*/ Knight s of Pythias meets
of the land be he high ór low, is safe
helping hand in times of distress.—
evefiy Tuesday dveiitng at 51a»
sonic hall, on the corner b’f
from unreasonable seizures and the money market. The populists Telegram.
Mill and 5Iain st.reels, over
say,
while
their
party
is
opposed
to
-------
DEALERS
IN
-------
Hibler, Shore & Holdredge’s
searches, and if perchance he shall
any new issuance of national bonds
store. Sojourning Knightsirt«
Drtigs,
Medicines,
Toilet
Ar
­
keep wines or liquors in his place of no objection could be offered to an *A new York state exchange tells
vited to meet with us.
L. w. B rown , C. C.
a swindle which has found many
ticles, BookSj Stationery, business, or residence for the pri­ even exchange of bonds which al­ of
T. L DUGGkR, K. of R. and S.
ADDRESS A 1ETTÏÏB OB POSTAL CAB» TO
victims. The swindler is a man
IERDOREF LODGE, I.O. O. F. No. 54,meets
vate use of himself and friends, the ready exist, and bonïis could be
Etc.,
EtC:
every Wednesday evening at BliisonicllalL
gotten up as' a tramp, who calls at THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
SÔO, -- — <* be G0 n .
feojourning brethren cordially In vited to attend.
liquors, all pefsohal property, are gradually paid atta in a few years the door’ for stfttietjiing io eat.
J. W. C hapman , N. G.
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
a . J. J oh N son , Rec Sec.
liable to seizure. Each and every the government would own the When accommodated or refused just
P. O. Box 4S3»
Washington, D. Ô.
QC1O LODGE, No. 36, A.O. U. W., meets o’il
railroads.
citizen
is
thus
placed
at
the
mercy
as he leaves he pretends to pick up
O first and ythird 5Tonday nights Of each
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who Served ninety days, or ©Vèr, in the late war,
It is claimed the plan would not a gold ring from the ground.
fnonth. Visitirig Workmen cordially invited
of the envy and revenge of a secret
e
are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disability
io meet with us.
was caused by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary Circumstances.
CAPITAL STOCK,
$2-0,000 service of hostile neighbors. The antagohize existing railroad, inter­ makes inquiry for its ownership and
J. S. l M orbis , 51. W.
WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death
R, S helto N, Rec.
ests,
and
if
the
government
owned
was due to army service or not; if now dependent upon their own labor for support. Widows
says
it
must
be
a
valuable
ring,
as
dangerous
consequences
of
such
OFFICERS.
not dependent upon,their bwn labor are entitled if the soldier’s death was due to service.
CHIMCIIES
afl the railroads west ofjthe Missis It is marked 18k and handsomely
CHILDREN are entitled (if under sixteëii years) in almost all cases whefe there was no
Presiclehtj.....-,... .................... -T. J. MUNKERS. license and immunity given to the
widow, or she has since died or remarried.
„ .
• .
sippi,river,
instead
of
being
compet
­
Vice President;.....................J, L. GOWAN.
engraved.
No
one
about
the
house
PARENTS áre entitled if soldier left neither widow hoir child, provided soldier died In
issionary BAPTiST. Services tte sec-
malicious prosecutor are too apparent
service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their owh labor for sup­
Cashier;.; ......,......A. J. JOHNSON.
ond
Sditday
of
ciicli.
month
at
11
a.
in.,
and
itive
to
thè
ÉtVitofn
roads,
they
knows
anything
abotit
it
and
then
M
port* It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late war or. in regular army or
to corinteiiance.’’
7:30 p. m. at the M. E. church.
M1BECTOBS.
navy.
would be distributive and could be
R ev . C. C. S perb V, Pastor.
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, tfiay apply for higher rates under other
J. S. MORRIS, A. J.' JOHNSON, P. O. SMITH,
In rendering this decision the used by the government to move he offers to sell it. In two or three laws,
without losing any rights.
¿CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M.
instances he succeeded in getting as
A. E.RANDiLL, T. J. MUNKERS.
Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 tb $10 per month under the old law áre entitled to
and 7: <foP. M., on the fourth Sunday in.
judge virtually declares the law un­ crops at market cost, arid in this high as $3, but has disposed of sev­
higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pensioned, but
bach month. Sunday School every .Sunday at
Does a general banking and ex-«
others; whether due to service or not.
10 A. M, Tlie’public cordially lfiviWd to at change business.
Sight- drafts is­ constitutional, arid the result is that way develop the resoirees of the eral for $1 each. These rings cost alsoxfor
soldierè and sailors disabled in line of duty in regular army or navy since ine war are also
t‘ nd.
• • • □ .
sued on Albany, Portland and San- it will become less rigidly enforced great Western country And thereby 90 cents pet dozen. As tramps entitled, whether discharged for disability or not.
. s
Eld. B. F. Ron hell, Pastor.
and their widows,, of thé Black Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminólo or Flor*
/CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. Services Francisco,
until its repeal becomes a necessity. stimulate trade. Uninhabited sec­ travel rapidly, we may expect some ida Survivors,
Indian Wars of 1830 tò
are entitled under a recent act.
the third Sunday in each month at the M.
Mexican "War soldiers and their widows also entitled, if sixty-two yearâ of age or disabled
E. church, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
By buying' your What is true of South Carolina will tions could be colonijed, thus re­ of these fellows with their rings in or dependent.
R ev . C. A W oo L e Y,- Pastor/
claims completed and settlement obtained, Whether pension h&S .been granted under
théir pNjgent 'Oregon before the summer is over. later Ola
...,
be true of any other state that may lieving the cities, frolic
laws or not.
p rMrTrVE KA PTfST. Servifces tot the lii. E
Cemetery work •attempt to legislate along a similar congested stato.'
donai
Rejected claims reopened and settlement sèòùrèd, if rejection improper or illegal.
JL church on first.Sunday bt each month
Certificates of service and discharge obtained for soldiers gild sailors óf thé late war who
kt 11 A. M. ttnd 7 P. M.
,.
About the only indication that have lost their original papers.
R ev . D aniel bridges , Pastor.
at the Willamette line, and what has been and is true arguments afe adduced.
Send'for laws and information; Noc&àrgé fòr advice. No fee unless successful, Address¿
the banks are getting in better con­
ethodist episcopal , serviced on tlie
of Maine, Iowa and Kansas, will be
THÉ PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
M fourth Sunday of each inohth.
The
county
and
city
and
numer
­
dition,
is
the
fact
that
failures
are
Maible
Works.
[TO be supplied.]
true of other states which attempt to ous charitable organizations are
JOHN
WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
becoming
fewer.
Is
it
a
sign
of
NION gjtTNDAT SCHOOL evOry Siividay at
follow their methods.- .
p. o. Box 463.___________
■■_____ W ashington , d . d
M. E. Ctiurch, at S P. 51.
Monuments
and
Tablets
from
doing
their
best-
to
feed
and
shelter
better
times,
or
have
the
large
fish
S. 5i. D aniel , Sup't.
Thé
failure
in
sb'
many
cases
td
do
the
great
army
of
penniless
people
eaten
nearly
all
of
the
small
ones?
the cel-ebrared Red Beach,
C. T. U. meets Ou Tuesdays after the sec-
Do you Write for the Papers?
actrial good to a state by ïêgis- in Denyer, but they afe incapable of
VV ond and fourth Sundays tn each.month, at
Notice òf Dissolution.
Bafr'e and Quincy Granites, ¡any
i oclock p in, at the Christian church.
BITS OF INFORMATION.
I lating along these lines, should be meeting the demands; The banks
VtOTIC.ElS HEREBY (SIVEN, THAT THÈ
Sec. Mrs. A. O Smith. Pres., MrS. N. E. Gill.1
at prices that will astonish evidence to others that new lines of of the city have called Upon the
If you do, you should have THS
co-partnership lieretotoré existing, be­
tween the undersigned, under tlie flrin name of
Notice to Hunters.
yotL Shop on Second St., thought and operation must be in­ government troops at Fort- Logan of In 1880 there were 12,394 business LADDER. OF JOÚáSrALlSM, Isom,
Lanning $ Co., is this day. dissolved
by mutual consent. John Isoin having pur­
a
Text
Book
for
Correspondents,
Re
­
opposite
R.
G.
Watson
’
s
store.
failures.
chased
the interest of,,Edward J. Lanning,.
augurated It has been demon­ which there are 700,.to be ready to
porters, Editors and General Writers, The business
We* the undersigned, residents of
will hereafter be carried òn by
In
1880.782,944
persi
ns
died
in
this
John
Isom,
the purchaser thereof, wha here­
protect
their
institutions
in
case
of
strated that a man who would be a
Rantiattrand Ffanklin Butte pre­
WOOD, Jun.,
by
assumes
all
partnership liabilaties and is
PRICE,
50
CENTS.
an outbreak. The banksrire United country.-
alone authorized to collect and receipt for all
cincts, in Linn county, Oregon, ALBANY,
OREGON. moderate drinker under ordinary States depositories and they have a The United States has. nearly 2( 0
debts due thè late firm;
SENT ON RECEIPT OF PRICE,- BY
J ohn I s Ò m ,
hereby give notice that we will as­
circumstances, becomes a Silt when
Edward J. LANNiNGl
a li ve geysers.
ALLAN FORMAN,
W. A. HAYNES. compelled to obtain his liquor by right to ask government protection.
sist each othef in prosecuting all J. In BAY.
Dated this the 1st day of July, 1893.
In
1790
there
tfere
7380
homicides
Mayor
VanHorn
issued
a
jprodama-
persons found trespassing on orir
Í17 N assau S treet , N ew Y ork , N. Y
stealth or in certain prescribed
tion requesting all good citizens not. m this country.
premises by hunting or shooting.
is
being
trite,
then
quantities.
Thi;
'
'
„
'
I
to congregate oh thè Streits, as if In 1619 the first African slaves
(John W Richardson J TI Peers»
it behooves us as intelligent free may lead to an outbreàH, Every, rived in Virginia.
(Successors to Gill & Seigmund;)
Newton Crabtree
Thos. Allison
minded citizens; to arrange a plan precaution possible' has hben taken
Ç C Lee
G W Garlarid
The first coal mining was d ne in
165 acres 3 miles west of Scio; 90 acres in culti­
J A South
W E Arnold
whereby liquor may be sold as hon­ tfy thè Officials to prevent trouble Pennsylvania, 1791.
vation, balance pasture and brush—some tint;
J A Comptait
8 H McElmtirry
her, new house, barn, good orchard; all good
The United Stales had in 1892,
estly and frankly aS any other and they are hopeful of success.
Scio,- Oregon.
J A Craft
A D Craft
bottom land, near 2 R. R. stations. Price, $5000.
67,119 postofficèSi
J W Gaines
Seth Rockwell
go'ods.
180 acres, 2X miles East of Scio; one-half in
W W Richardson G W Comptori
culti-
’
In
1616
tobacco
was
first
The Question arises in the Carol­ The much talked of exfiairdinary
cultivation, balance pasture, hillside; wagod
BAD Hamilton
J E Cyrus
and team, 8 head of cattle, 6 hogs and 25 sheep;
ina case that if the State Sells the session of congress is nowin session, vated in Virginia,
J P Crabtree.
Price, $8000. Terms, otie-fialf cash.
The most beautiful palace in the
Ì
intoxicant,and produces drunkeness;
hat will be done to bfing about
223 acres, 7 miles Southeast 6f Scio; 100 acres'
world
is
the
Alhambra.
in cultivation, 75 acres open pasture land, bal;
which in turn becomes- responsible our formei good times is somewhat'
I)
The
first
currency
nsed
here
was
anco
brush. 80 acres of this farm is bottom
for sritìte iff the greatest crimes on enigmatical. One thing is certain the Indian wampum;
land, balance rolling' can all be cultivated
New 8-rooin houscif wo barhes, outbuildings all
rècord, then who is responsible? however, congress Can do nothing The Boston News Letter, 1704,
AND------
new two good orchards, a No. 1 spring and run­
Can thé state from a common sense, that will be any more deftioraUzing was the fifst rèwspaper.
ning water, 1 mile to schb’pl house,’ grist mill
to
the
country,
than
ha$
been
the
point of vieV, justly prinish à crime
and postoffilce,
An ocean racer burns about $13,000
base for the past few irjonths. In
14% acres on the south side b!f Scio, all se
the primal catrse of which it has
(South side of bridge.)
fact any kind of legislation that will worth of coal every trip.
out in prune trees, two years old, good spring
A
teaspoonful
of
microbes
contai!
s
fostered?
on
the premises. Price, $1200. Teiins,'% cash;
SCIOj OREGON.
restore a feeling of Confidence
30 acres adjoining the city of Scio on the east;
While to the. world at large this suntfng our business men! manufac­ Over 4,000,000 individuals.
J. J
A SPFCIAI TY.
15 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture, ail
In Northern Siberia the ground is
experiment has-been a1 failure, yet turers, etc. will be of infinite service
good grain, fruit, hop or vegetable land, good
Having set up a shop in the abo'Ye'
RAŸ& HÄYNES.
to
a
depth
of
600
f
u
et.
frozen
there afe a nttmbér of enthusiastic, to the country. In President Cleve­
two-story house, good beltar, two barns; proi>
line I arri pfepafed to do first-class
The lungs of the aver ige man con­
erty is Weil locat ed arid well iirfprovCd* Price;
tvork on short notice. Give me a
rattlebrained prohibitionists in the land the people have con^dence,and
The
Yaquinai
Route.
$3000. TermsKphe-Tialf cash.
tain aborit five quaris òf air.
li'iai.- Charges reasonriMb.
200 acres, 3%miles east of Scio j 63 acres seed­
Oregon Pâcifîc Railroads state who claim it is,a success in ev­ 'if c'ongress succeeds, by its action, The greatest depth of the ocean as
ed in grass balance timber and pasture—some
ery sense of thè terni; Bût thé as­ in establishing a like feeling,
E. W. 1IADI.FY.
Receiver»
far
as
-sounded
is.
2.5,720
feet.
good alder bottom'Ian'cl; lfotise; barn and orch­
sertions Of this class count but little. prosperity will agaitTSffiitejipoh ds.
ard. Price» $1730*
Condors have been killed in Peru
eB3ag"WHmTVffl—H?TWfc«H ■TWIIIHM
20 acres 2 miles east of Scio, ean all be culti­
Direct Litre-Quick Dispatch-Lowest They believe that they are so firmly
with
wings
of
40
feet
spread.
vated. Price $500. Terms e^sy.
Freight Rates,-between Willam­ [and Sùféiy in the right-, that what­ Though the word# breeches, trous
The shark cannot seize his prey
For further particulars in relation to the
ette Valley points and
ever is in' harmony with thêîf views ers and pantaloons are used inter without turning on his back
above desirable and other bargains call on
San Francisco.
must hé a StfcCess. This 'class has chanscarify, Originally lhe significa­ The will-o’-the-wisp is caused by
Mr. S. A. Hamill, late of Tbforito,
R. SHELTON,
océan S teamer sàilìnùs .-
ruled the. world for the last thousand tions were quite different. Panta the decay of vegetable matter.-
Canada', has opened a new photo'
REAL
ESTATE AGT., SCIO, OGN
S.
S.
WILLMETTE
VALLEY,
gallery in the Y.M.C. A. Block arid
years, up to within the last decade, loons were at first frothing but long
The earth receives only one two^ earner of Sixth and Alder «treat*, rar many
yaart THE OREGONIAN hoe felt the need of
invites the public ta share their Leaves SanFratfetsco; July
'
wh&r'r
deepet
tnrfids
afe
becoming
stockings,
worn
iri
Italy
as
a
sort
of
billionth of the heat of the sun.
a new and eommodlout buildlnc ambraelne
” Yqnuina,
”5 16, 26.
the modern improvement*, with th* laten
patronage with hiiit. Don’t forget
The tail of the beaver gave the all
This Coïnpanÿ reserves Hie right to numerous enough to occasionally religious habit by the devotees of St.
improved maohinerr for turnias out a me­
hange sailing dates Without notîéfe.
the place.
tropolitan
paper. It now hae it, and one that
Pantaloon,
feeches
originally
sweep aside their flimsy fancies,
■ hint for the trowel of the mason. ,■
fhe whole. Pacifie Coast may justly feel proud
Scientific American
as it is certainly the; finest on the coast;
' RÏtER ICTÎIAMERS.
land substitute a more substantial f'eafched from the waist half way to Botanists, say that there are'up- Of,
How that THE OREGONIAN« is settled in
Steamer “HOAG^’ leaves Port­ 1 method of Vrofft.- Bet not until, all the knee, and finally to~the knee, ward of 50,000 varieties of plahts.
...... RÈMÓVÈD........
this now home it feels like alvina it* many,
a benefit. It makes tais special offer
land, ' Wednesday ffid Saturday/
The largest trees are in Austra ia friends
to those who renew their subscription, er, to
license is taken ai^ay from the sale where they were fastened with a
¿Text door to new postoffice b’d’ng. at 6 À. M.
those who subscribe prior to aeptetàner 1st,
buckle.
Tfoitsefes
are
the
presen;
some of them exceeding 400 feet in to lind the
H. C.DAY, Géh’, Ag’t, Salmon Street Wharf ■ of liquor and it is put On an open stylo of leg gear, a combination oi
Portland,
height.
.
and
free
basis
with
other
merchan
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GreçôQiii)
D. R; V a ÜGHN; Gen, Ag’t, Sail FrapciscOj CaTz
the former t wo.
The largest theatre ih the world is
C. C. HOGUE, G. F. & P. A.. CoiMFils/ Oregon dise, need we expect any èha'hg'e that
cAVeA+s,
the
Paris
opera
hoflse.
it
corers
will be 1'6“ the better interests of hu
, .TRADE MARKS,
The Pennsylvania 'railroad, it i.- three acres and coàt 100,006,000 fr. I
DESHQN
PATENTS.
inanity Hi
We may check for sa’fd, will use the telephone instead
I
COPYRIGHTS, etoJ
The gfeat Fsstèrri Was thè largest-
For
Information
and
free
Handbook
write to
a short time, only to séè fi bubble
MUNN & CO., 881 BBOApWAY, NSW YORK:,
Bilyeii Siieltdn, Prop’s/ out again in probably a worse form of of the’ telegraph to move its ship ever built—680 feet long, 88
Oldest bureau .for geOurins patents in Aiterlcai
Every patent taken _out4iz u0'-Ig-.bteiigM-b'efore
trains. 'By the perfecting of the broadj 60 deep and 28,62!'7 thus bur­ Tbit b«iag the dull hmoq of th« year, THÉ
the public by a notice Stve^frCb Ui ohaKd ih the
OREGONIAN believes a benefit of this kind
Seio, Oregon.
than beiate We belieVe the plan long distance telephone the last ob­ den.
Will be rreatly appreciated. Please send in
as.soon as possible. W hen
. Good turnouts at' feashiiable rates. I outlined in the P ress two weeks stacle ta this substitution has been
TKé' oldest flute In the Woflfl is your subscription
Portland you .are cordially invited
Stage line to Hunkers’. Cdmmer- ■ ago to be the best yet produced, removed, and the Pennsylvania, :s made of the thighbone of a sheep, vlsitlae
to fall and take a trip through oür new
(fircfilatinh df any geiexRlflapepor ia
ffldnds, as well as new custom- cial men conveyed to arid from ail
fecBt, Address
World. Splendidly
gTd igteUigeafc
enterprising enough to note the and was fou-nd in a tomb ot.» the I |
man Should be Without’ ife • W^feKlyk^i-00
Wft, a“fe jnvited to call and see. us. points. Horses boatded by the day namely:
OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO.,
Y'-ar? il.Syeix months. Addfess MUNN & C0^
will- always be Orf
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bar
visible
to
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week«-
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fact.'
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STATE OFFICERS.
D. R. N. BI j ACKBUKN.
H, C. WATSON.
BLACKBURN & WATSON,
IMPLEMENTS AND GROCERIES.
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5 |la
Farmers Depot, Albany, Or.
R. G, WATSON 8 CO., ALBANY,.
K I LK.
f’YT'Tri 'T UT z -SUGAR
UfU I U 1 H l and lumber
iruTHYDE,
co .
. .of Albany, O , for......
Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Panel
Doors, Windows,: Mouldings, Dry
and Green Fruit P0X6&, and
Physicians
Yellow aid Sugar Pine for inside finish in Natural Wood
Surgeons.
J. S. Morris & C§
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BANK OE SCIO,
Save-
Money
U
RAY HAYNES.
Blacksmiths.
icing
Wagon Shop.
All work ip our line
entrusted to us
executed in
short or­
der;
Horseshoeing
New Photo Gallery
in
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THE APEX.
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ALBANY,.
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