f J
I
Dr. Clifford Eppley of Salem Wall street R about to succeed in
Jjgbato.
land , act J une 3, 1878.- no -
Report,
tice*for publication, tnilted States Land
T imber
getting ¡Secretary Carlisle to issue
came up Munday,
Srtg Q uotations
Qfficd/Oregon City, Or., July
1898. Notice is
that in compliance with t|ie
In estate of F. A. Westervelt, a Uprpby given
Wheat JI vjs. per bq.
grain in this locality Is said to $50,000,00.0 of 5 per cent. bonds<
9f the a-cfi/Of Coiigress of June 3V
-—AND——
F riday , J anuary 19, 1094. be Fall
Oats,
25,’4
eiit|tlp(J !‘An act. for the sale qf timber
Southern California has been hav< commission was ordered issued tp 1878,
looking unusually well.
lands ip the S ates of California; Qrpgpn, Ne-
Flour $3 2Q
« bffi.
take
the
testimony
of
W.
H.
Smith
;pid
Washington
Territofy^
“
ai"
extend
­
vad|j.
;ng
heavy
frosts
lately.
Tho
ther
­
We want a regular correspondent
Bran ”12 00
ton.
ed to all the Public Land States oy.. axjt of ‘Aw-.
For SaJ,o,
u
Hust 4, B92, William J. Smith, M Niagaraf
Middlings 16
In Jordon. Don’t all write at once. mometer sinking as low as 18?, as fit Binghamton, Cal,, as one of the county
of
Manon,
state
ot
Oregon,
has
this
day
(South side of bridge.)
Chop,
$16
per
t-qp.
filed in this office his sworn statement N'0.283«,
Any ope desiring to purchase a Lagrippe is beginning to Jose his cold as it has heen in the Willamette witnesses to the will,
Bot4t(;es, —cts per bushel.
SCIO, OREGON.
for tlip purchase of the E. U and the N. W.
Elizabeth
Gresham
was
appointed
valley
this
winter.
first class country newspaper and grip on most of his victfims in this
of the S. E. U and tlie N. E. % of the S. W. *4 m
Eggs, 15 per ioz.
$ec.
No.9,
Tp.
No.
10
S.,
R
no
.
4
E
,
and
vylll
guardian
of
Lemon
Greshfim;
bond,
J. J .Barnes
The county eourt at its late session
Buttei, 15
pep lb,
Job-office will find it to their city,
otter proof tp gbpw that the land sought is
$2500
more Valuably for its t-mber or stone than for
Hfitps, 13 per lb.
Having set up ashop in the abovtj
advantage to correspond with the Rev. Kelly of the M. E. church appointed election judges and clerks
agricultural
purpose,
and
to
establish
his
Shouifleys. 9c per Jfl,
line I am prepared to do firsf-ciasg
fp.¿km land liefore the Register and Re­
prodrietor ot this papt r, The P ress has been holding i series of meet­ for the ensuing year, a list of whom Belle Syfers wag Appointed guar­ claim
Bacon,
12jc
per
Ip,
work on short notice. - Give me a
of this'office at Oregon City, Oregon, oh
we will give next week, AU parties dian of estate of Pfla$. W, Syfers, ceiver
Wednesday’tiuj 14 day pf February, 1894. He
has a growing subscription patron­ ings in this city.
Lard, 12£c per lb.
trial. Charges reasonable.
mimes fts witnesses: B. T George. C. I. Hinkle,
insane; bond, $1500,
Chickens,
3
00
per
do?.
age.. It la the nearest newspaper to The heavy late rains in Southern appear to he recognized.
J; S. Myers ¿-nd A. Smith, All of Niagara Marion
Oregon. .Any alia all persons claiming
govern merit land» on the Oregon Oregon, by flooding the streams have The $alem city council is reducing Ifi the estate of Ascflq WHson, a county,
ad verselythp above-described lands are re-
minor,
guardian
appointed
fo
sell
H, A. Leninger, D D. S,, dentist
qucbtpH to iild their claims in tli|s officeon or
Pacific, and will have a good legal done considerable damage,
expenses and has opt the •Shlavy of
before said li’th day of February, 1894.
FOfil
estate.
Dr.
Gray’s olfl stand, A^Riapy, Teeth
:
RpliBBT
A.
M
il
lek
,
Register.
advertising patronage. A desire to
the reeox<ler from $1%OQ to $1000 per Jn estate Of L. A. Serving, pfititipn
without plates a specialty. AU work
Change climate only prompts us to Some E. Q. wool men, say they year, and made Other rednctions,
A
Million
Frigfl^S.
to sell personal property granted.
warranted.
ssell, A list of type faces, machinery, will abandon the wool, basin ess, if 'Skiem ha® a bonded d^hf
ssn.ooo In estate of Joseph pi^oq, in­ A friend in need is a frjend indeed
office fixtures, etc,, furnished upon the Wilson bill becomes, a hlW-
and not legs tflan pnp million people Gold and silver wfitches, reduced
a(nd a floating debt of $1QO,OQO,
ventory jflled; real property, $£150; hayefOqpd suel;a fripud in Dr.King’s
r—of the-
We acknowledge a very pleasant
application, A raie chance to buy
The Albany pRy fathers are study­ personal property, 383,05; petition to New Discovery for Consumption, prices. French ¿he jeweler, Albapy.
oall
Tuesday
from
Elder
lo.hn
Sper
­
a paying business at a bargain.
Coughs and colds.—If you have nev­
ing eeon.e.my’to a purpose, At theV sell personal property, granted.
ry and R. B, Miller,
er used-this Great Cough Medicine, Qet your trespass notjp.es printed
LOCAL SUSVITIESi,
AH kinds of weather this week. lasf meeV.dk they abolished several In estate of George Hughes, first one trial will convince you that it has on cloth at this office.
offices,
curtailed
tfle
salaries pf appoint approved; claims (ordered wonderful curative powers in all dis­
Express Trains Fea ve Portland Dally«
$unsfiine, rain or snow aocl still
others,
reduced
the
expense
of
the
paid.
eases
of
Throat,
Chest
or
l,ungs.
^outh. I
| North.
Subscribe for the P res ^
some people are not hqppj\
Each bottle is guaranteed to du all
Portland. r Ar 8:20 A. M.
^:15 P. M, J Lv
Genuine Oreogn winter weather, Qur merchants are developing flm department, and instituted a In es|fite of Mary Galloway, in­ that is claimed or money will be re
10:23 P. M. Lv.........Albány..
„ w....... ..Lv 4;23A. M'.
vigorous economical policy (fl gen­ ventory fj|ed: personal property, funded. Trial bottles free, Large
10:454. M, Ar. .San ifrgiici~
•gncisco. ,Lv 7:00 P. M?
this weeh and plenty of it.
considerable talent as debaters on
$70.55; qrder efllsojd.
The above trains stop at all stations between
Morris
eral.;
bottles
.50
ct
.
and
$1,
at
J
S
Portland and Albany inchisivje; also Tangent,
Most everybody would be willing both religion and politics noiy-a-day.
In estate of W™. G, Montgomery, & Co’s, drug store.
Proprietor of
Shedd, Halsey, E^-rrisburg, Junction City,
to skip the next 2 months, if it vyas Merchants, invife people fo come The A. Q, U. W- anticipate a very Will admitted to prohate; appraisers
irying, Eugehe and'all stations from Rose*
enjoyable
Rme
at
fhd*F
installation
I5urg_§i>Uth to and including Ashland.
possible.
A Leader,
and trade wvh yofl. Anything that Monday flight, The committee appointed.
Since
its
first
introduction,
Elec-
. Remember you can get your pho­ la worth ,having fa worth asking ¡desire ever^ona y,'.ho WlH, s to con.- ^^¿¿kmLgamuel Picketts, J. B. trie
SSIOA.JI. |jJ
bus gainétr— rupid l y 'In1
puu as<
Rifi^^^^Spiiied'as executor.
12:45 P. M. ’ Lv.
f
tos taken, cabinet "size, atCraviford for.
popular favor, until now it is clearly
Roseburg"?^ Lv~*r 'ZIQU A.
■ tribute towflj’ds supplying the lunch.
5;50 P. M. Á.r
& Pax ton’s, Albany, for $1,50 per The lecture on “-Spiritism” to­ : There is no danger of having too
in the leafl among pure médical
Lebanon I{ranclir
COUNTY COURT,
tonics and alteratives-—containing
night [Friday] will be delivered in ! much grub, so do not be at all back­
dozen«
....Albany.......„Ar 110:21 a . m .
8:10 A.M. Ly
nothing vyfl|ph permits its use as a
Ar
. .. Lebanon ....Lv i 9:30 A.M«
9:00
A
M.
Mhe
city
hall<
commencing
at
7:30
The many friends flf Miss Grace
ward with your donations.
beverage or intoxicant, it jS recog­
The
county
commissioners
met
;^20 P.M, I/V.........Albany.........Ar I 3:25 p . m .
Gill gave her a surprise birthday sharp.
2;09 p.m. Ar ,t,. Lebanon ,rTt Lv I 2:89 p.m.
Two Harrisflurg hoys, Frank and Monday to conclude the business of nized as tflp best and purest medi­
party last week. A '.very enjoyable Life insurance men should be on Fred Mendenhall, several days ag<> the January term, and will continue cine for all ailments of the Stomaeli,
Woodburn—Springfield Itraneli.
Liver and Ridneys. If." will cure
time is reported.
Tfi weekly bprween Woodburn and Natron.
hand at the debate to-morrow night. found an old pan containing some in seston tod^y. The following Sick Headache, Indigestion, Consti­
8: 30a.m. Lv.... Portland.. Ar 4:30p.m?
Attend the lecture tonight [Fri­ They would probably get same powder. They poured some of it on husiness Wfis transacted;
pation, atjd drive Malaria from the
2: 06p,m. Lv’.’. '..West Scio. ..Lv 10:37 p.mp
Satisfaction gunrantppd
day] if you wish to learn some« pointers.
5: 16 p.m. Ar....... Natron..,. •fcv J 7:00 a.n}?
the ground and ignited it with some In the matter of the petition of system-
with
each
bottle
or
the
woineÿ
re
thing ot the scientific aspect of Scio is enjoying an excellent burning paper, just to spe if it would W- E. Savage et al, for division of funded, Price only 50 cts. per bot-
Dining Gars on Ogden Ropte,
¡Spiritism. 7;30 sharp,
public sc hool this winter, Each of go. It burned; so did what remained road district No. 9, petition grauted, tie. Sold by J. S. Morris & Co.
Some of the Albany Chinese say the teaohers appear to he giving in the can and the boys a» weflj but and John Jenkins appointed super­
PuUaiaji Buffet Sleepers
Arnica Salve.
they will refuse to register because satisfaction.
visor of the new district.
they will get over it,
zsAND-r1
T he B est S alve in the world for
SEUONrCLASS SgEEiTNG CARS
Walter S. Hyde was elected to a Cuts,
they want to go home for good any­ Revs. 0. C. Sperry and Longhbot*
Bruises,
Sores,
Ulcers,
Salt
Our Literary,
Attached t >
through trains.
frpe schoolship in the State Agri? Rheum,Fever Sores, Tetter,Chapped
how, and deportation has no terrors tom talk of uniting in a protracted
cultural
college.
for them.
Hands,
Chilblains,
Corns,
and
all
meeting at the M, E, church soon, As usual the literary was liberally
West Side Division.
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Portland had quite a gale of wind we are told.
Between Portland and Corvallis.
attended last Saturday night. The Application of J, G. Gross for a Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­
Mail train dally (except Sunday.
and rain last Saturday, Chimneys
Senator Mitchell has secured an committe, for to-morrow njght have county road allowed, and J. G. anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
Reed, Frank Moist and J. W, Burk­ money refunded. Price 25 cents per
7:3u a m I Lv....... „Portland......... at I 4:30 p m
and awnings were blown down. order from the postal authorities for prepared the tollowing;
12;15 p m I Ar ....Corvallis ........ Lv | 1:00 pm
hart appointed viewers,
box. Fop sale by J S Morris <Ss Co.
The wind reached a velocity of 50 a tri-weekly mail service from Hal­
PROG1RAMME’
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
RIRLS ALLOWED,
miles per hour.
of
the Oregon Paeific railroad*
sey to Brownsville, They will now Reeitation^-Miss Minnie Pomeroy.
Rog Owners Attention,
Express train daily (except Sunday).
N
P
Payne
$822
45
We hear of a very laughable have a mail every day from Port­ Mpsic-=»-Song, “Upidee.”
4 40 p iii | lv .........Portland...... I 8 : 25 a m
Harrisburg Lumber Co
1154
“ghost” experience of some of our land.
7;
25
pm lap ...»McMinville.,.. .'v|5: 50aip
Recitation-«-Miss Ollie Morris.
F H Merranda, for poor
2 75 Parties wishing to breed to my
city ladies last week, but as theitem F. C. Ayers & Go,, of Lebanon,
Object lesson-^by the pupils.
thoroughbred
Ohio
Improved
Ches
­
T
hrough
T ickets V11
5 00
of news is rather stale we will say have made an assignment, Assets Music—Song by pupils of Mrs. Jas, Millbanks, roads **
L, L. CALAVAN^ states, Canada and
ter boar can now do so at the low
Eprppe can be ootained at
M,
A.
Miller,
roads
3
00
lowest rates from Mrsl M. E. Woodmansee,
nothing about it.
rate of $1 each or 2 bushel of good
$661.95; liabilities $1237,77. The Munkers’ room.
agent,
West
Scio.
R. K oehler , Manager.
Costs,case
Bamford
6
00
Of Scio, Oregon,
E P R ogers ? Asst g F & Pass Agent, Portt
At the annual meeting of the heavjeit creditors are Faster, Rob­ Recitations—-Miss Flo Myers and
clean wheat, Ths boar can be found
land. Or. '
Mark
Curtis,
roads
5
00
is
stockholders of the Bank of Scio the ertson & Co. $584.50; A. A, Kees, Sam Ramsey,
John Morrison, poor
4 00 at my place 1 mile west of Munkers
following directors were elected? $423.53 and Cirbben, Sexton & Go., Reading-Fred Beard.
Station,
Manufacturing and Dealing
G
S
Mikado,
witness
10
00
T. J. Munkers, A. J. Johnson, P. O. $115.
J, C. Munkers.
Recitation-—Glaudie McRnight.
in the above line and a bet-
W A Thrift, roads
20 00
Smith, J. S. Morris and W. A. Ew­
Colloquy—Misses Dixie Watkins, E L Bryan, roads
4
00
It
is
likely
that
a
change
in
the
ter
quality of goods, or a
ing,
Dissolution of Partneship.
Cora Munkers and Messrs W. A,
DEALERS IN-—
31 00
The bids for the schoolhouse running of Oregon Pacific trains will Ewing, Oscar Hyde, Homer Bilyeu Portland hospital, poor
fairer
dealer is not to be
R L Devaney, roads
10 00 The partnership herefore existing
Drugs; Medicines, Toilet Ar»
A'bany has Just voted to bond it sei be I made soon. It is. thought the and L. L. Calavan.
found in Linn county. He tides, Books, Stationery,
J R Wyatt, exam, insane
5 00 in the livery stable business in the
for, we e opened last J une, the low freight train will be taken off, and
Debate—Question; Resolved that
36 50 city of Scio, between- W. J. Bilyeu
uses Stockton Leather, ex­
est being $14,177. The contract was a mixed , train run each way over life insurance is beneficial. Affirma­ Costs in Spaight case
Etc,, Etc,
The county court Wednesday con- and J. W. Shelton is hereby disol­
SCIO, — — OREOON.
not let because the bonds were no. the entire length of the road, meet­ tive, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. A. J. Johnson
clusively,
Repairing,
a
spec
­
cluded the business of the January ved by mutual consent, W, J, Bil­
ing at Albany at noon,—Herald.
sold yet.
and Miss Cora Munkers; negative, term
ialty,
Mrs. John Hanshaw, a former res
The citizens of Lebanon in mass Misses Laura Myers and Ella Carey The following bills were allowed: yeu retiring from the business.
All
accounts
due
the
Jate
firm
are
ilent of Albany, but of late years a meeting assembled have passed and Mrs. Geo. Munkers.
Stites^ Nutting, printing
payable only to W. J. Bilyeu, who
resident of Portland, died in the resolutions commendatory of Gov-
tax sale
$698 68
We take this opportunity of in­
Cole School House Items.
will receipt for them in the name
latter city last Thursday in child Pennoyers Christmas letter to the
John W. Pugh, mileage
27 00 of the late firm.
forming our subscribers that the new
birth. She was brought to Albany president and condemning the ac­ D. M, Burnette is up from Port­ Win. Rumbaugh, mileage
21 00
W, J. B ilyeu .
Commissioner of Pensions has been
(Successor to R, B. Zickrick.)
tion of boards of trade and chambers land,
for interrment.
C. C. Jackson, fees
14 00
j . W, S helton .
appointed. He is an old soldier, and
of
commerce
for
eensuring
the
gov
­
Dealer
in
M.
M.
Anderson
returned
from
Thomas creek, owing to the heavy
The tax levy for 1894 was fixed.
Scio, December 5,1893.
we believe that soldiers and their
Salem on the J3th.
rains of Saturday and Sunday was ernor’s action.
A telegram was received from Sa­
heirs will receive justice at his hands.
Legal
blanks
for
sale
at
this
office.
Anonymous letters are common lem stating that the state levy had
Albany city dads are now engaged
quite full the first of the week. On
We do not anticipate that there will
in
this
neighborhood.
in
trying
to
make
about
$20,000
of
Sunday night is,was so high that the
been fixed at 4 3-10 mills, whereupon
be any radical changes in the admin­
Mr.
Shafer
will
start
his
O.
K-
water wheel of the electric light revenue pay an annual city expense
the county court made the levy as
istration of pension affairs under the
of three or four thousand dollars grubber when the weather will per­ follows:
plant could not be used.
new regime.
State, militia and universty tax, 165 acres 3 miles west of Scio; 90 acres in culti­
A store run without advertising is mere than that amount. We would mit.
We would advise, however, that
vation, balance pasture and brush—some tim­
Two
weddings
will
soon
take
place
suggest
that
they
institute
an
in
­
4.3 mills; school tax, 5 mills; tax for ber, new house, barn, good orchard; all good
like a church without a minister-
I U. S, soldiers, sailors, and their heirs,
A minister is needed and so is ad­ come tax in order to raise the in this neighborhood.- The boys are indigent soldiers, one-thirtieth of a bottom land, near 2 R. R. stations. Price, $5000.
take steps to make application at
Goods • sold at the lowest once, if they have not already done
vertising. The more lively and deficiency. There is nothing like forming a tin can and horse fiddle mill, county, 5j mills. This makes 180 acres, 2^ miles East of Scio; one-half in
cultivation,
balance
pasture,
hillside;
wagon
brigade
in
anticipation
theieof
and
a total of 15 mills, a reduction of 3
possible prices for cash or so, in order to secure the benefit of
regular the pastor the more being in the fashion.
and team, 8 head of cattle, 6 hogs and 25 sheep.
The way to build up a town is to some good (?) music may be ex' mills over last year.
prosperous the church even in dull
produce. Patronage respect­ the early filing of their claims in
Price, $3000. Terms, one-half cash.
223 acres, 7 miles Southeast of Scio, 100 acres fully solicited.
times, and the same is true of busi give your patronage to home mer­ pected.
casa there should be any future pen­
A
people
’
s
party
club
organized
at
The
Chinese
are
Registering.
in
cultivation,
75
acres
open
pasture
land,
bal
­
chants and home mechanics and be
ness.—Albany Democrat.
sion legislation. Such legislation is
ance brush. 80 acres of this farm is bottom
the
school
house
oh
the
13th
with
Crawford & Paxton have taken land, balance rolling- can all be cultivated
seldom retroactive. Therefore it is
The Southern Pacific is putting willing to patronize home people in the following officers:
the pictures of about 69 Chinese for New 8-rqom house,two barnes, outbuildings all
of great importance that applications
electric search-lights on its engines, any way you can constantly. If President—Josiah Foister.
new two good orchards, a No. 1 spring and run­
thé purpose of registration. Mr. ning
be filed in the Department at the
and the two Hogg engines running you expect the patronage of others Vice-President—J. P. Queener.
‘water, 1 mile to school house, grist mill
Geer of the internal revenue ser­ and postoffilce,
earliest possible date.
into Ashland are to be equipped in your business you should be will­ Secretary—E. L. Chrisman.
vice, will remain another day in 20 acres 2 liiiles east of Seio, ean all be culti-
If U. S. S oldiers , S ailors , or
soon. These search-lights are very ing to patronize others. All things Treasurer—A. C. Chrisman.
DEALERS
IN
order to give all of the Celestials vateu. Price $500. Terms .easy.
their W idows , C hildren , or P ar ­
powerful and long-distance peepers else being equal give home people
More
anon,
For
further
particulars
in
relation
to
the
Dry Goods,
plenty of time to make their ap­ above desirable and other bargains call on
ents desire information in regard to
into darkness, being able to throw a the preference.
G. W. Shonkbiler.
plication. A few of them have 14% acres on the south side of Scio, all se
pension matters, should write to The
light for miles. The dynamo and Retrenchment seems to be the
Clothing,
Press Claims Company, at Washing­
already complied with the law and out in prune trees, two years old, good spring
machinery roosts on top of the ruling cry in the cities of Portland,
Installation.
premises. Price, $1200. Teims, %cash.
Boots &, Shoes,
others have promised to register on 200 the acres,
ton, D. C., and they will prepare and
engine boiler and is also run by Salem and Albany. Scio instead o'
3%miles east of Scio, 65 acres seed­
steam, the engineer in the cab, being in debt has Jmoney in her Leonidas Lodge No. 36. K. of P. today. Out of the 120 Chinese in ed in grass balance timber and pasture1—some
Groceries, Etc. and send the necessary application,'
if they find them entitled under the
treasury. Fine city improvements installed the following officers Tues- the city it is thought about one-half good alder bottom land, house, barn and orch­
being the director-general.
JORDAN, iEGON,
Price, $1750.
of them will register. The rest will ard.
numerous laws enacted for their
are
nice indeed, until pay day comes day night:
The Lincoln County Leader says:
80 acres adjoining the city of Scio on the east,
probably be deported or put in a 15 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture, all Keep a complete assortment benefit.
Mr. C. C. Hogue, of Albany was in around, then the squirming begins. C. C.
T. J. Claxton.
A ddress
merry time at hide and seek with good grain, fruit, hop or vegetable land; good
in that line and will do
the town last night. He brought a Scio has not undertaken to develop V. c.
J. A. Bilyeu.
the officers in brass buttons who will two-storv house, good cellar, two barns; prop­
as well by you as any
deed from T Egerton Hogg to Wm her resources to any great extent, Prel.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
Frank Gill.
erty is well located and well improved- Price,
M. Hoag wherein the Col. transfers or boom her real estate, hence doesjnot M. of W.
other house in the val­
J ohn W edderburn , Man. Atty,
T. A. Richardson. be here looking for them after a $3000. Terms, one-half cash. ■
while.—Herald.
Washington, D. C.
all the Yaquina docks, wharf, righ have to squirm. She does not owe a K. of R. ond S. M. M. Peery.
ley. They always pay
R. SHELTON,
P. O. Box 385.
of way and all terminal property dollar and has several hundred dol­ M. of. Ex.
J. A. Carey.
the
highest
market
price
Public Installation.
REAL ESTATE AGT., SCIO, OGN
that remained in his name or that lars in the treasury. “They who M. at A.
J. Q. Lineh.
for
that he was in any way interested dafice must pay the fiddler.”
I. G.
Geo. Smith
Seto Lodge No. 36, A. O. U. W.
in. The instrument was a volumin­ Mrs. J. W. Moran, wife of the
O. G.
O. E. Martin,
will
Public installation of
ous document, covering about nine railroad company’s master mechanic
offieexsjIktha^.Masonic hall on the
B@“When wanting any thing in
pages of closely printed type-writ­ in the Ashland shop§7 sent a lace
Married..
eveninfof Jan, 22, 1894, at 7 p . m .,
their line, give them a call.
ten manuscript in the description bedspread of her own handiwork , to
alone. The consideration named in the world’s fair, and though the ENGLAND—MILLER—At the res­ supperjetc., to which the public is
the deed is $5. It is evident that article was considered very nice by idence of the bride’s parents, Mr. cordially invited. The following is
Mrs. R B. Miller, of this city, the programme of exercises:
Col Hogg wishes to get the title of her friends, she hardly expected to and
by Elder John Sperry, Mr. Har­ 1. Call to order.
his Yaquina property out of hiA see it back again. It returned a few vey England* and Miss Sarah A.
Brenner & Shelton, Prop’s,
2. Music by the choir.
hands, for reasons best known to days ago, and along with it came an Miller, both of this city.
It works solely for home
3. Address of welcome, E.O.Hyde.
Scio, Oregon.
himself.
offical document stating that it had
Died..
4. Music—Solo,
M.M, Peery.
interests, the development of Good turnouts at reashnable rates.
R. B. Zickrick, oar former popular received a prize in the lace depart­
home enterprises and the dis­ Stage line to Munkers’. Commer­
grocer, and who sold out to G. E. ment of the woman’s exhibits. The BURMEISTER—At her home in 5. Installation.
6. Instrumental music.
seminating of home news. In cial men conveyed to and from all
prize
was
$10
in
gold,
and
.
Mrs.
Bilyeu
Den
on
January
13,
1894,
of
Matthews, who went east early last
7. Address. G. O. C. Frank Davey. building up your home paper, points. Horses boarded by the day
lagrippe,
Mrs
Wilhelmina
Burm
­
Moran
will
keep
the
coin
as
a
fair
fall, was in town Monday morning
or week.
eister, aged 82 years 3 months 8. Music—Solo and Chorus.
Mr. Zickrick intended to have souvenir.
you indirectly assist in build­
and 1 day.
9. Supper.
remained in the east when he went
A meeting of the Trans-Mississip- Grandma Burmeister was born in
ing up every home enterprise.
10. Good of the order, etc.
away, but the stinging cold weather pi congress will be held at San Wurtemburg, Germany on October-
We will not give you a chro­
of Minnesota did not prove nearly a> Francisco during the next month, 12,1811;came to Philadelphia in 1826;
County Alliance.
mo, but we will furnish you
pleasant to them as they imagined convening "on' the 13th. At this was united in marriage to Henry
a
first-class, clean, readable
A
meeting
of
Linn
County
Alliance
it would, and they longed for the Oregon will be well represented Burmeister Oct 10, 1835, and came
gentle ‘‘Webfoot” showers instead, Gov. Pennoyer having named the to Oregon in 1854. She was the is called to be held in Scio, on local newspaper for
and like sensible people immediately following delegates: H E Hayes, mother of seven ’ children—four Thursday February 1, 1894. All I
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For a
prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to
proceeded to accomplish their des- worthy master of the Oregon state sons and three daughters. She delegates and officers elect \ are
MUNN
CO., who have had nearly fifty years*
experience in the patent business. Communica­
ires, by coming back. They first grange, Salem; Chas Miller, Jeffer leaves a husband, two sons and three urgently requested to be present.
tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of In­
J ohn B ryant .
formation concerning Patents and bow to ob­
located in Silverton, but not being son; Geo Moffett, editor of the Tele­ daughters to mourn her loss. Her
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan­
President.
ical and scientific books sent free.
satisfied there, they moved to Shel gram; Attorney-general Geo Cham­ remains were interred in the Bil­
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
special notice in the Scientific American, and
burn, where he is engaged in mer­ berlain, Albany; Van B De Lash- yeu Den cemetery, the following Albany will hold a special election
thus are. brought widely before the public with­
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largest circulation of any scientific work in. the
er or no, she will convert the big
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