r
VUE.
V.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, FRgAY,
AUGUST 18, 1893.
to export of low-priced products and
Elsewhere in our columns will be
securities and in part to) the money found an advertisement of the Bill
stringency here, which: raises the Publishing Co. of Norwich Conn.,
^oyreATio^...^.. .SYLVESTER PENNOYER.
Sec. of State,____ .............GEO. W. McBRIDE.
ATTORNEYS AT EAW,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
rate of interest and makes it profi who are now publishing the only
•Treasurer.......
............PHIL. ME'i’3OHAN.
ifiupt. of Pub. Instruction,.... E. B. McELROY.
table to pay a small premium on authorized biography of the late
ALBANY,
OR,
T.
L.
DUGGER,
( W. P. LORD.
—AT—
Supreme Court,..........4 R, S. BEAN. i5S"0ffice,—Odd Felle*»building.
gold, just as the German bankers James G.Blaine. Mr. Blaine’sdeath
nr TBE OITY OF
( F. A. MOORE.
did when they wanted American is so recent and his name is so well
Clerk Board8.L. Com’rs,........G. W. DAVIS.
Supt. of Penitentiary,«.........G. 3. DOWNING.
SCIO, MUM CO., OREGON. gold for Austria. This gold will known to the world that it is idle BED ROCK PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME
W. R. BILYEU,
Supt. Insane Asylum,... .DIL L. L. ROWLAND.
Attorney and Counselor At Law,
TERMS:
bring double relief, since it will go for us to attempt to say any
with approved security
OR.
officer Will practice ALBANY,
?er annum, invariably in advance.......$2 00 into the savings banks in exchange thing of a laudatory nature thereto.
5ixmontb.s,
“
“
“
.......
100
In nil the courts of Oregon,
for bonds, thus strengthening their Every one is well aware that he was
gigrSpecial attention given to Corrections.
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be reserves, while 'jjjk bonds will go.
Judge,..’.«,.............................J. N. DUNCAN.
one of the most if not the most
paid monthly.
Clerk,................;...........N. P. PAYNE.
Transient advertisements must be paid fer to national banks as a basis for a brilliant statesmen that America
Sheriff,...... .............. .........-C.U. JACKSON.
[£3f=Opposite Postoffice.
when the order is given for their insertion.
Recorder,.............................E. E. DAVIS.
*Treaflurer,.............................. BRI< E AV ALL ACE.
new circulation, the price of bonds has produced and in his biography
Commissioners.................... ) WM. RUMBOUGII.
now making increased issue profi will be found information of great
‘ J. W, PUGH.
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW,
K'a’wspaper Lavr.
School Supt lintendent,...........G. F. RUSSELL.
table.
use to the politicians of the present
Surveyor,..................................... K. T T. FISHER.
1. Subscribers who do not give
■Coroner;......... ........ ........ ..FRANK F a RREL.
ALBANY, OR.
Anothei significeat fact is the in and future. The work is from the
express notice to the contrary are
Office in Flinn elock, over First National considered as wishing to continue crease of the proportion of the cus pen of that gifted writer Gail Ham
CITY i>IRECTORY.
hank.
their subscriptions.
toms dues paid in'golu, indicating ilton, which is a guaranty of its reli
2. If subscribers order the discon that the reasonable certainty of rem ability. No library is complete with
L. H. MONTANYE,
tinuance of their periodicals the pub
T. J. MUNKERSf
Mayor
lisher may continue to send them edial legislation las Alleviated the out a copy.
.Recorder............. ........................R. SHELTON'
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
until all arrears are paid.
original bankers p?ni<i^B’hieh led to
Miirshal............... .......................... T. W. DILLEY’
new brick near Schmeer’s stable-.
The new postal money orders to
J C. .S1MFSQN_
3«...If subscribers neglect to. ot re- the hoarding
f4.’
ALBANY,
OR.
.
.
a
«h\
f tlffi'ir
11 *«i »• - peçlodlcàls
»• T1 nt»T*2 f Tföm^
»»A
f if O. Ji YDE.
'paiir^^^ents’^fTroviàed "by thé government
*
fuse
u>
take
JOHN CURL,
¡STOOice in Strahn building.
the office’ to which* they are directed^,
1 W. H. RAMSEY.
_
a* the New York will soon be issued. In the new sys
Council men,
¿ C. S. HARNISH.
they are held responsible till thejXj, -
ED. GOINS.
^a^
&
y^?or
the
last ten days tem there will be no complication.
have
settled
their
bill
and
ordered
E.
O.
HYDE,
T. M. MUNKERS.
their paper discontinued.
tS. M. DANIEL.
of Jul^reported Included 12J per Sheets will be issued calling for
. NEW BKICK
4. If subscribers move to other cent of gold coin, and 4J per. cent amounts from one cent to three dol-
BHYSICIAN & SURGEON, places
FIRE DFPARTMEXT.
without informing the pub
lars, which can be torn off to siiif
in
gold
certificates.
This
17'
per
lisher and the papers are sent to the
Cbeif Engineer.. ...........................O. 8. MAY.
SCIO, OREGON,
Assistant, ....................... .WM. BRENNER.
former direction they are held re cent is. the largest proportion of gold the purchaser. The postmaster will
Foreman Ilose Co. No, 1, /
S. I. SHORE.
sponsible.
and paper that calls for gold that have no writing to do on it, the
^^
“
Medical
exaniiiier
for
A.
O.
U.
W.
and
Horses Boarded by the Day; Week or Month:
Foreman H. <6 L. Co. No. 1,
M. E. BILYEU.
5. The courts have decided that has been noted for a long time, and sender simply endorsing it the same
XTew York Life,
SCHOOL ECARD.
refusing to take periodicals from the
Saddle HdrseB Alvays ®n Ha&cU
as a check or draft« One cent will
or removing and leaving them it is especially encouragiug as com
D rs . J. W. & M. T. C ole . office,
pay
the
charges
oti
any
fithotint
up
(E. 0. HYDE.
B8r2ond street opp. Post Office Bifiefe:
uncalled for is “prima facie” evi pared w>th May, when the propor
School Directors,
A.T.POWEE l L.
dence of intentional fraud'.
( T. J. MUNKERS.
tion of gold is practically zero« to three dollars, instead of three
School Clerk,.......
....... JOHN CURL.
Z
Physicians
Oregon.
This change in the situation en cents as hoW;
----- AND---- •
SECRET SOCIETIES.
NOT ENCOURAGING.
ables the treasury to pay in gold Cilpiaifi Ghs Isaks and a Cr6W Of
Surgeons.
its debts on balances at the New meii U’rir'ri fishing for halibut in a
LODGE,A.F. A A.M. No39meetsat theii
O liall ott the corner of Mill and Main street»,
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
York clearing house and still report dory off tiiri Flattery banks Wiiefi a
The
present
financiol
and
indus
SCIO, - - OR.
on t.ie first Saturday evening on or before the
a siowgain in the amount of .free 40-foot shiifk began leaping tip, evi-
full moon.of each momh. Visiting brothers
trial
outlook
of
our
country
is
not
gSTOffice and residence on south
cordially invited to attend.
M. C. GILL. W.M.
at all1 encouraging to the patriotic, gold held by the governtiient, Which detiiiy trying to seize one of the men
■òde of bridge.
HE ry G yrus , Sac.
country-loving, thinking American is from three of four millions above iti thfe boat. Iii One Of his lunges a
EONIDAS LODGE, No 36.
-J
Knights
of
Pythias
meet?
citizen. The Newspapers are con the legal reserve.
fisfiofiiiaii hit him with the butt of
1 every Tuesday evening at Ma-
There is reason to hope that the a,ii Oaf; The Mow fortunately struck
sonic liall^ on the corner oi
tinually filled with accounts of sus
Mill and Main streets, ovei
same return of confidence abroad,- bf
——DEALERS IN-------
Hibler, Shore & Holdredge’s
pended banks, of the shutting down which there are plain signs at home iiitii StjiiSrO between the eyes« and
store. Sojourning Knightsm
vited to meet with us.
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Ar of manufacturing establishments, will bring foreign money here in was Weighty OnOUgh to stun and
L. W. B rown , C. 0.
ticles,. Books, Stationery, and of thousands of idle unemployed large quantities for investment in catise him to dinli but of-sight;
T. L D ugger , K. of R. ahd 9.
IERDORFK LODGE, I.O.O. F j N o , meets
workingmen in every city. Rail our low priced securities. This will The Oregonian says: Onë cdnsol-
Etc.-, Etc.
D every Wednesday evening at Masonic hall.
Sojourning brethren cordially invited to attend.
SCitf, — — OREGON.
roads are curtailing epenses by the be a notable relief. The money that atio'ri gàtriërëa ffoiii thë p'resent
JOHfî WEDDERBURN, Managing Àitorheyj
J, W* CfiAPMAN, N. G.
discharge of many of their employes comes frohl abrdad to this country hard timëâ is that ôür Country will P. Ô. Bôx46&
A. J. J oh N son ^ Rec. See.
Wâshingtôn, D. C;
OCIO LODGE, No. 36, A. O;U. W., meets on
and the diminishing of Wages and may take the form of purchases of riot be’ sb attractive to low, vile Eu-
HorifcrtihLy discharged soldiers and sallbrà who Served iiînetS
w?r»
first and third’ Monday nights of each
entitled; if
partially Of ( wholly, disabled.tor.
disability
month. Visiting Workmen cordially invited
hours of labor of others. Many of stock or purchases of bonds, but in ropëaii fifhigfatib'n and corisequehtiy à.fé
was çâuaëd.b^s.eiiYice br fioi, add regardless of their peijuiiidry c|rbünisTâncès?;
.
,,
t o meet with us.
bf
soldier^ a±id sâilors'edtlt.l^.d.( if dbt rffiàrrièd ) wgetnçr soldiet’s death
J. S. M orris , M. W.
CAPITAL STOCK,
$20,000 these wage earners are of improvi either case it works practically as a tio't riëaflÿ ôd tnariÿ trill coriië; Con was WiPOyv^
due
to
’
arfdÿ.
ftçr'à
’
ice
or.
not;
if
now
depèudéiit
ùpQn
Widows
R, S helto N, Rec.
dependent upon tfieir bwii labor ate entitled if the soldier’s death
tp sérViçe.
dent habits and have not very large i loan, and the sale ot the securities, gress edtiid iib’t do’ the laboring clas not <CBLlI#I>RËISf\afëêiititled
OFFICERS.
under ^sixteen ÿèarsj Ik âiihostàli ca^ës’Where there was no
CHITRCSICS
either stocks or bonds, apiounts to ses a grëàtër favor than by closing vHdQw; Qr,^tie.hÀS^ii|be diedbr (if rëttiàrHea.,.
r ..
__ j
President,......... ......................... T. J. MUNKERS. “rainy day’’ funds to draw upon and
..
ate^ entitled if Wdiçf. left neither widow norçnîlq^.provided sMdiet died in
............ J,;L. COWAN.
Vice President,
cannot long remain Idle With out much the same thing as the cal! of our doors .entirely or at least rièarly service, ox.from effect» of service, and they are now dependent upbh thei.f.dwn labor for çup*
ISSIONARY BAPTIST, Services the sec
loans. When foreign capitalists sell so, to foreign eriiigtatidn; Ori a port; it ifiâkês no différence whether soldier served ot died in late Wâi* Ot id rëgülar army or
of each month at 11 a.m., and . lashier,............. .....................A. J. JOHNSON.
M p. ond rn. Sunday
suffering and want.. Every cur their holdings of American secufi-
navy; «............. . A
L.-;-
,
at the M. E. church.
DIRECTORS.
_ soldier«p’f tne.late y^ar; pensioned ündet onè ldW, may app'ly for higher ratés tinder other
R kv . C. C. S perry , Pastor.
principle of self pireservatidri siicli a
J. S. MORRIS, A. J. JOHNSON, P, O. SMITH, tailment of expenses of manufac
WithoutIqmÿ-sinÿTÎghtd^ .. v.
tl. .....
: ties in any considerable amounts, it law would be justifiable.*
/CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M
-, Tno^^âpdè' p£ipid;êrs .dràwihg from $2 to $10 per month Under the . old law are entitled to
♦ A. E. RANDALL, T. J. MUNKERS.
turing and other corporations who
\J and 7: 30 P. M., on the fourth Sunday in
higher rhtëè itfider new law, Jgpt only bn account bf disabilities' for which now pensioned, but
wach month. Sunday School every Sunday ai
Does a general banking and ex furnish employment for laboring is Americans who ftuy them, and
âisb./brjQthèiS,' vtlipther dû© tdjàetvicç dr not; :. r-
.xJ... „..
. ....... . ..,
fOA. M. The public cordially invited to at change business.
; Soidiexa find,sailors disabled in. Hné bf duty in regular army or navy since thé wàr are also
the depression of prices due to ex Under the new game law buck deer
Sight drafts is
t‘. n ■ I.
ehtitlè.d;r^h.^ètjâischXrged,.foÿâîsâ^iHty^
>
sued on Albany, Portland and San- men, means that more laborers are cessive offerings falls' upon Ameri- can now be killed and spotted fawns
Eld. B. F. Bonnell, Pastor.
SutviybrA-and thèir..wraWs4 0f the J^WKHa#M;jCréb^Chêrokee and Seminole or Fldri
of
to
aT© entitled ùfiûér-fttècbht febt;... .
/ CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. Services Francisco.
Without omployment. How long : can holders. When. tb«-y, buy,- bur cannot be killed any time. It is urt- Ida
w ar Soldiers and thfeir widows! alsb entitled^ if Statty-tWO years of age or dlsabiea
VJ the third Sunday in each month at the M.
-.Xu^Ajii-uTcu , tLV II A. M. and -7 F. M.
fias bèeti granted under
By buying your can this state of affairs be borne by debt to Europe is rcdflCe,«! just so' laWfUl to kill any drier at any time W ^O?^e^mî,êâinp4ètëd and âetüêniênt bbtSf fieâj
R ev . C. A AV ooley , Pastor.
unless
the
carcaSs
is
used
or
preserv
much
and
times
are
made
easier
liiter laws or fibt; „ . ,,r
,..3
L-’r-.... 'i
the
wage
earners
of
the
country?
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at the M.E
Rejected claims reopened ¿nd 8ettlement.seCurèH*’.lf.tFjççtvi<viJ>hptbper or illegal.
. ,s
Cemetery work is a question that is now agitating here.
on first Sunday bf each month
ed by the person killing it, or is sold
. Certificates of service and discharge obtained for Sbldfers and Sailors Of the late war who
P ftt church
11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
^^Se^for^àwl^fidliiîormâtiori;
Nobhârgèfàr
if8fe?^iess
successful.
Address^
for
food.
Elk
Can
be
killed
from
The development and continuance
R ev . D an I el B ridges , Pastor.
at the Willamette the minds of every thinking man.
of all these hopeful signs depend up-, August 1 to November 15. Trout
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services on the
s
THÉ PRESS gl M i M s ë'SMRANY,
In
years
past
we
have
read
of
bread
liiiL fourth Sunday of each month.
on wise action by congress. Confi cannot be sold or offered for sale any
[To be supplied.]
Maible Works.
JOHN
WEDDERBURNj Mâfiêglfig Attorney,
riots and great suffering in Euro
dence begins to reappear because time except during the months of p-b. Box463.
NION SUNDAY SCiiOOL every'Sunday at
• .
,_ - W ashington ; d .©8
pean
countries;
we
will
witness
U M- E. Church, at 3 8. P. M. M. D aniel , Sup’t. Monuments and Tablets from
there is hope of legislation for the September and October.
such
scenes
within
the
borders
of
removal of the underlying cause of
the celebrared Red Beach,
. C. Tk U. meets bn 't'tfesdftys after the sec
and foiirtli Sundays in each rtionth, at
otVn land the coming winter, if distrust, the monthly purchases of A fodder or hay famine is now
W ond
Barre and Quincy Granites, our
4 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
165 acres 3 miles west of Scio; .00 acres in culty-'
financial depression that now silver, which have driven out gold prevalent in European countries. vation,
^ec. Mrs. A. O Smith. Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill.
balance pasture ¿nd binisli—stdti.e tim
at’prices that will astonish the
Hay
is
said
to
be
worth
about
$50
seems
to
envelop
the
entire,
country
and
broken
down
credit.
If
this
ber,
new house, barn, good orchard; all good,
Notice tö Hunters.
you. Shop on Second St., continues but a short time longer. shall be disappointed, the second per ton over there. It is a pity this bottom
land, near 2 R. R. stations. Price, $5000.
180. acres, 2}^ miles East of Scio; one-half in
opposite
R.
G.
Watson
’
s
store.
desirable
market
is
so
far
from
Ore
state
of
the
panic
willbe
worse'
than
Upon
Congress,
now
in
session,
We, the undersigned, residents of
cultivation, balance pasture, hillside; wagon
gon. The abundant hay crop of the and team, 8 head of cattle, 6 hogs and 25 sheep*
Bantiam and. Franklin Butte pre
devolves the duty of lifting this the first.”
F. WOOD, Jun.,
cincts, in Lirirt county, Oregon, AlaQkWi,
present season in the Willamette Price, $3000. TermSj one-half cash;
OREGON. mantle of financial depression. Con
•223 acres, 7 miles Southeast of Scio, 100 acres
hereby give notice that we will as
gressmen Mihb for any cause would
The Oregon National Guard are valley would come quite handy in cultivation, 75 acres open pasture land, bal
sist each other in prosecuting al:
delay or defeat legislation that now playing soldiers atCàmp, Comp these hard times if it could be mar- ance brush. 80 acres of this farm is bottom
Th© Taquina Route.
land, balance rolling- can all be cultivated I
persons found trespassing on oui
would lead to this result Should be son, on the-Clackamas bet ween Ore kef ed at that figure.
New 8-room house,two bkrnes, outbuildings all j
Oregon
Pacifié
Railroad.
premises by hunting or shooting.
new two good orchards, a No. 1 spring and run-,
held to strict accountability for such gon city and Portland- Instead of
E.
W.
HARLEY.
Receiver»
John W Richardson J H Peery
President Cleveland- is said to be ning water, 1 mile to school house, grist mill
action.
He
Who
Would
for
party
Thus. Allison
Newton Crabtree
marching the few miles from thé sick at his country home bn Buz- and postoffiice,
C C Lee
Direct Line-Quick Dispateh-Lowest purposes, withold his support to a city to the camp, they were tfans-
G W Garland
14^ ¿eres dn the smith side of Scio, all se
zards.bay.. While his illness is re "but
J
A
South
Freight Rates, bet ween Willam measure that would give immediate
W E Arnold
iii pü’üne trees, 1^9 years old, good spring
ported
on
the
electric
cars.
To
the
!
J
A
Compton
garded
as
but
the
effect
of
overwork
bn the pféifiisés. I'iict. lííOO. Teims,cash. ¡
8 H McElmurry
ette Valley points and
releif
to
our
country
in
this
time
Of
!
80
acres
adjoining the city of Scio on the east, ■
J
A
Craft
San
Francisco.
A D Craft
old campaigner of 61-65; such play one cannot but think, what a calam
J W Gaines
^.Beth Rockwell
her great need, is not worthy of soldiering will cause but a simple ity the country-would suffer should 15 acres in cultivation., balance in pasture, ail
OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS.
grain, fruit, hop fir vegetable lftndj good
W W Richardson G W Compton
wearing the badge of citizenship, be smiles it is not hard th gdeSS what it result. fatally.- The country has good
two-storv house, good.cellar, two barns; prop
J E Cyrus
8 AD Hamilton
S. S. WILLMETTE VALLEY,
erty is well located ar.¿1 -well improved.- Price,
J P Crabtree.
Leaves SanFrancisço, July 11, 21, 31. he republican, democrat or popnlist. is passing in the old veternans mind. confidence in President Cleveland. $3000.
Terms, one-lialf cash.
”, Yqauina,
” 5 16, 26. The country expects that every con Military knowledge by the people IL would have but little in Vice 200 acres,
3^mlles east- of Scio,
acres seed
ig“ This ’ Company reserves tbe right to gressman will lose sight of every,
President
Stevenson
-should
he
be
ed in grass balance timber and pasture—some
han ge sailing dates without notice.
is probably of value in time of need
----------- —_z_
good alder bottom land, house-5 barn and orch
selfish impulse and be actuated by a but .will these kid glove blüécoats be come t.hd executive.
RIVER STEAMERS.
ard. Price, $1750.
lofty patriotic purpose, and estab any more reliable and serviceable
20acres 2 miles edst bf Scio, eán all bb cult!-
• Steamer “HOAG” leaves Port
The
Oregonian
’
s
Washington
cor
land, Wednesday tnd Saturday, lish a policy that will fprnish em should the emergency arise, than respondent says that up'on inquiry Vtcteo- Price $500. Terms easy.
Fbf further particulars in relation fp the i
at 6 A. M.
ployment to the thousands of our the young men . who are to-day in
at the pension Office it is- learned above desirable and otter bargains call on
H. C.DAY, Gen, Ag’t, Salmon Street Wharf unemployed workingmen and wom
(South side of bridge.)
the harvest field. We opine that' that up to date there have been
Portland.
The above ie a eerrebt picture of THE ORE*
R. SHELTON,
D. R. VAUGHN; Gen, Ag't, San Francisco, Cal. en. Surely some Moses can be
(IONIAN’S NEW BUILDING, located at thd
SCIO, OREGON.
volunteers who have never-been un 6742 pensions suspended which were BEAI, ESTATE AGT., SCIO, OGN ¡ Corner of Sixth and Alder street«. For many
C. C. HOCUS, H- F. * P. A.. Corvallis, Oregon
years THE OREGONIAN has felt the need of
found who will pilot the grand old der fire, or inarched or counter granted under the act of June
ft pew and commodious building embracing
«1*. <1 .Barnes
Ï
all the modern improvements, with the latest
Ship
of
State
into
a
smooth
Unruf
1890,
averaging
170
daily,
A
large
marched
in
this
manner,
will
prove
Having set up a shop in the above
improved machinery for turning dut a me«
tropblitaii paper. It now has it; and one that
fled prosperous sea.
is
said,
proportion
of
these
cases,
it
line I am prepared to do first-class
the better as d^the, volunteers Over
the whole Pacific Ces»t may Justly feelpioiic2
Work on short- notice. Give me a
of, aa it is certainly the finest on thecoasfc
Bilyeu & Shelton, Prop’s, ,
the regulars 3^Wl-.tra: - T’hé expen- 'were, suspended pending a medical
Now that THB OREGONIAN la settled id
iriiil. Charges reasonable.
examination.
this new home it feels like giving its many
have
splendid
storing
SIGNS
OF
BETTER
TIMES.
diture
for
the
O.
N.
D.
is
to
our
Set«, Oregon.
friends a benefit. It makes this special offer
to those who renew their subscription, or td
mind a needless and wholly useless
Good turnouts at reashnable rates.
those who subaoribe prior to September 1st,
facilities
for
both
oats
■
.Congress
will
debate
the
silver
New Photo Gallery Stage line to Munkers’. Commer The following hopeful view Of tax upon the people; ftnd these hard
intend the
question till the 28 inst, when a and wheat.
cial mtn COTiVeyed to and from all the financial situation was given in times it grinds oii ones feelings«
They
U/eel(ly Ore§oi)ia^
points. Horses boarded by the day last Friday’s Oregonian:
vote will be had. Hoiv long the
or week.
believe
in
the
princi
wise,
sedate
senators
will
then
dis
“There are signs of improvement
Sir. S. A. Hamill, late of Toronto,
AGENTS WANTED on Salary in ihe financial situation, though In Clark Cbtifity; Kansas, so says cuss the measure no man knoweth. ple of 1 ‘live and let
Canada, has opened a new photo and Commission for THE ONLY there is no reason to expect immed a. special telegram sent dtit from To But the country will justly, etern
gallery in the Y.M.C.A. Block and AUTHORIZED.
iate relief of the commercial strin peka, where hard tidies prevail and ally “set down’-’ on he who by un live” and will treat
Tbit being tho dull season of the year, THB
invites the pttbllc to share their
gency which is-the natural : conse crops hsve failed this year; Hie re necessary, dillatory tactics delays you
believes a benefit of this kind
fairly if you OREGONIAN
will be greatly appreciated. Please send in
patronage with him. Don’t forget
quence
of
the
late
financial
stress.
ligious
people
of
all
-denominations
your subscription as soon as possible. When
the matter«
By
GAIL
HAMILTON,
his
literary
Portland you are cordially invited
the place«
them Visiting
give
will
executor, with the co-operation of In such a crisis as this, due solely to are getting together and discharg
to call and take a trip through oilr n©^
boflie. Address
his family, and for Mr. Blaine’s Com Lek of confidence and having ho ing all but one minister in the inter Cholera is again getting a slight your
patronage, If
plete Works, “TWENTY YEARS root in commercial unsoundness, ests. of economy« At Ashland, the
OREGONIAN ftJBLISHiNG GO.,
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IN CONGRESS,” and his later book, trade depression follows bank fail county seat, seven denomination^ foothold on oiir shores. Yet is this
fcORTLASD. OR
will
patronize
you
fact so overshadowed by the all ab
Next door to new postoffice b’d’ng. “POLITICAL DISCUSSION S.” One
ures,
so
trade
recovery
may
he
de
combined and topk a. vote on the sorbing financial questiori that it is
prospectus for these BEST S.EL-
LINGWoks in the market.. A.K P. layed for some time after the open most popular of the seven ministers scarcely thought of; Something a home industry you
Jordan of Me., took 112 orders from ing bf the banks. Indeed-general, who should preach ths gospel to the
like 12 cases are in the government Will keep the largest
first 110 calls; agents profit- $106.50.
kfrs. Ballard of O. took 15 orders,’.13 business must furnish most of the people!; eschewing all doctrinal top quarantine station in, New York
ahiQunf possible of
Seal Russia, in 1 day; profit $26.25; money upon which suspended banks ics. Rev. AiiilOck, of the Sfethodist harbor.
E. N. Rice of Mass, took 27 in 2 days; open, by payment of notes' held by cHiirch wes re-elected, and the oth
MAY lj*.
the selling price of
profit $47«25. J. Patridge of Me. them« < -
er six discharged. The unsuccess Two bows, a horse, One mule, a
took .43 orders iron 3.6 calls; profit
Among the hopeful signs are re ful were not soured, and accepted wagon and a set of harries were sold your gVain at .home.
E. A.- Palmer ofN. Dak..took
B* J. Bakery
Prop’r. $75.25.
Leiter Heads,
53 orders in 3 davs: profit $98.25« turn of gold to the United States. their fate, knowing there was sup at auction oti a Marion coun ty .ranch
They
also
manüfac-
BiU llenas
EXCLUSIVE
TERRI
1
ORY
given.
Some $10,000,000 have come and it is port but for one minister. (The the other day for $18, to satisfy a
ALBANY, OR.
If you wi^h to make Large Money, thougt that the. shipments will reach plan is satisfactory, and will be mortgage for $222 15.' The cows
ite Heads
ture the best grade’s'
Old friduds, as well as hew custom-: write immediately for terms to
Statements,
’ $30,000,000 before they stop. This adopted in other counties: in- the brought $6,. the horses $6 50 and the
-f^s; áre in.vited to call and see us. Tie Henry Bill Pub. Co'.,
lof flourj ieedj et©e
«W4 TL. wffl always be ob - US'"".
1 is 3 natural pipvemenjj'iue. in .part di ought distri..‘h
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sirul^ wagon and harness $2 eh
Fasters a Et&
STATE OFFICERS.
D. R. N. BLACKBURN.
H. C. WATSON.
BLACKBURN & WATSON,
♦
IMPLEMENTS AND GROCERIES-
count F
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Farmers Depot, Albany, Or*
i I I R.
G. WATSON 8 CO., ALBANY,
Cam a last Stek it
iva
W. L. MOORE,
LIVERY, FEED, HACK and SALE STABLES
Albany
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
BANK OE SCIO.
Save
noney
FOR SALE;
ill
Wagon Shop.
A SPECIAL OFFER!
Livery,
The Seis Heller Mills
Biography of Jas. Maine,
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THE APEX.
Is Tie Place To Get W