Scio weekly press., June 15, 1894, Image 4

ONE DAY CURE.
Oakview Alliance picnic next
Jury List.
Wednesday. __ ..
Following i8 the jury list for the
Gold 'and: silver watches, reduced
FRIDAY,
JUNE
circuit
court which convenes in
prices. French thejeweler, Albany.;
While the official count is not yet
at hand for several of the counts s f Albany June 25:
There
is
a
prospect
that
some
Award®!
Lebanon—, q . f. Leever, farmer;
building will be done in Scio before the statò, enough is known that the
Hi host Honors—'World’s Fair,
total vote for governor is about as D Andrews, merchant; H E Savage
the summer is over.
farmer.
Lebanon is making preparation for follows: Lord 40, 758, Pierce 25,579,
Albany—M H Wilds, farmer; H
a grand 4th of- July celebration. Galloway 17,579. Hermann and A Hecker, farmer; W H Milhollen
Ellis
both
have
increased
majorities
Waterloo will also celebrate.
over their election of two years ago, farmer; F. S. Crosby, painter; D D
Nellie Morrow killed a large rat­
but while their increase is less than Hackleman, farmer; H D Lassell,
tlesnake out at the Franklin Butte
farmer.
20 per cent, the gain for the peoples
Cemetery a short time ago.
Harrisburg—W 8 BroWn, farmer;
party is over 50 per cent.
For some delicious Sharpless
D S Busey, farmer.
As the account of Linn county’s
strawberries the P ress is indebted
Brownsville—C H Cable, merch»
vote
given in the P ress last week ant; D H Ambrose, farmer;
H
to Mr. A. Osborn of Shelburn.
was inaccurate and incomplete, we Grover, farmer. '
Tired and Run Down.
Always read S. M. Daniel’s ad
republish the same this week cor­
Crawfordsville—J
he will have something new and
rected by the the official count.
mill man.
O. W. R. M fg . C o ., 315 Front street,
interesting to .say to you every
CWítMFUCS’PQRTlAND.ORE.
Governor;—Galloway 1149. Lord
Sweet home—J R Green, farmer; Portland, Oregon. Dear Sirs_: I was li
week,
completely worn out from overwork;
Henry Nye Farmer.
A free ball is to be given at the 1892, Pierce 1702, Kennedy 101.
could' not sleep at night, and felt that I
Wonderful Work.
Supreme judge,- Bennett 1244,
was approaching a serious condition;
Gates—W J Turnidge, farmer.
city hall in this city on this (Friday)
MOST PERFECT MADE.
but,
thanks
to
Dr.
Grant
’
s
Sarsaparilla
Boise
1520,
Wolverton
1923,
Hack-
Scio—Geo Harris farmer; J A
evening by Senator elect A. J.
and Grape Root, I am almost an entire
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Frei
leman 145.
•Nosisaow w ; a ara
Crisp, farmer; John Miller, farmer; new person, as I never felt so well in my
from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Johnson.
. ‘S.U1OÁ UtBttlOJ I
Sec.
of
state;
Kincaid
1888,
Nick-
life; and it was the cheapest doctor’s
Wm N Alien, Fanner.
H,
A.
Leninger,
D.
D.
S>,
dentist
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
bill I ever had, as I only took five bot­ 'snaoons moÁ joj Suidoq pira out ttOAifl
Shelburn—H J Nelson, farmer; A tles.
Dr. Gray’s old stand, Albany. Teeth ell 1281, Wakefield 15Ö3, McKercher
I cheerfully recommend it to all req jr jaijaj aqi .lOj
treq; X joa S ui
Farlow, farmer. 1
afflicted.
without plates a specialty. All work 113.
Dear Sirs: If you could see the writer
■eg ’Ápauioj í ' boj S - b si ; i &es jsnut 1 put;
State treasurer;
Caldwell 1543,
Jordan—H H Phillips, farmer; A
Yours respectfully,
warranted.
‘Hj’BM 01 eiqB 4soitrp5 tire j qiiqq quajxa tre of this letter and note the wonderful
Davidson 1253, Metschan 1849, Rich» Farlow, former.
MISS EMMA LEE,
Governor,...
Some Salvation Army ladies have
SrUVESTER PENN0YER.
ijons 0} era: podpq oabi ; ‘Tqflnoq spioM change that has been effected in his case
Sec. of State,
Tangent—John Caiavan, farnftr.
. . geo . w. M c B ride , beeu visiting Mr. and Mrs.Ed Goins ardson 137.
227 Eleventh street, Portland, Oregor
J01JB I ¡)BT{Í SJ0q?O om ; puB ;uaSB JUOÁ by taking Dr. Grant’s Kidney and Liver
Treasurer____ _______ ______ _
_ metschan
.__________ .
Attorney general, i Holmes 1314,
Oakville— J Y McCune, farmer.
Supt. of Pilb. Instruction^ ... ifi. 15. McELROY. for a week or two past. We did not
iq out 04 uoat S ,.[10 oSuojj s .& wbh ,, Cure, you would certainly be astonished.
i W. ?p. L ord ’.
Idlematt 1859,
Olmstead
1529.
Sodavflfa-^IK Waters, farmer.
:o ajjjoq HBq aq; ?Bq; Ajtjsaj oj puuoq I was a most wretched sufferer for three
Supreme Court,....<•< . ,.I r . s. bean ; learn their names.
Dropsy and Heart
Bright 109.
• 4 F. A.. MOORE.
Citip tit cub j IBqi pa; j pire ! jj - bj B mo.ij years, trying all kinds of medicine and
The m ®< Money "Oraers.
Clerk Board S. L. Com*i‘s,
.....G.’W. DÄVIS.
Mr.
John
Settle
has
sold
the
Leb
­
Supt. public instructions) Irwin
Supt. of Pen iten tiary,.
G. S. DOWNING.
Disease.
rastreo sastnjq q?tM pBap jsotlq-B ‘ o S b getting no relief. The flow of urine was
‘Supt. Insane Asylum,. dr . d . l . rowland . anon warehouse to the Bed Crown 1782, Jory 1471,
Reid 1544, Harford
;o SIB9Á aaiqt-iiuaAas treat p;o ire ‘eut very excessive. I was very constipated
Postal notes will not be issued
Flouring Mill Company-, of Albany. 121.
Gentlemen: For two years I was af­ ?unoj‘Áej;BA Btqi qSnojqi SuqeABq epqM and also covered with carbuncles, and
after .July first. The rate of the flicted
—Lebanon Express.
with Dropsy and Heart Disease,
State printer; Leeds 1880. O’Brien new money orders that take the
iretasejBS jtto o S b sq^ttotti OAq ;noqy felt at war with myself and the world at
and my sufferings were terrible. I com­ ' s.ifè wag -ttoSeJO ‘puB[;.toj ‘X b ¡ g ".toe i large; but, thanks to your wonderful
The. contract for the Ctisick bank 1277, Orton 1558, McKibben 110.
place of the old postal notes and menced taking Dr Grant’s Sarsaparilla
J ridge,...... .......................... ......J. N. DUNUAN. building in Albany has been let to
i medicine, I felt as though I was a new
Congress; Hermann 1842, Miller
Clerk,..................... . ..........
.....N. p. P ayne .
and Grape Root, and by degrees my pain ;eo4;s íuojj cig ‘-03 espi -g 'M. ’O
money orders will be as follows! seemed
Sheriff,................... ........
......C. C. JACKSON. Louis Moench fop $3817. The work 1455, Weatherford 1433, Hurst 87.
| being, and I consider a wonderful cure
to leave my. After taking nine
‘868t T tóqmeeotl
Recorder,.......................... ....... ...E. E. DAVIS.
$2.50 or under, 3 cents; up to $5, 5 bottles I was restorpd to my former
I has been effected in my case.
‘oHvap ‘A3H y ¿ 110x003
Treasurer,.........................
BRICE WALLACE, of construction will commence im­
Circuit
judgef
Daly
1241,
Hewitt
cents; up to $10» 8 cts; up to $20, 10 health, and now feel as though I never
*Üommi89toners...............
j WM. RUMB0UGH. mediately.
j
With my best wishes for your further
2108.
Stott
1506.
> J. W, PUGH.
Yours truly,
cts; up to $30,12 cts; up to $40, 15 had been ill.
chool Superili tenderti^ ....... G.E. RUSSELL.
success, I remain
Scio now has the best attended
Prosecuting atty; Dalrymple 1550,
JOHN CURRIN,
■aio
SHV3Â
33HH1-A1N3A3S
-Äurveyof»....... *................. ... E.T. T.FISHER.
cts; $50, 18 cts; $60, 20 cts; $75, 25
Yours respectfully,
•Coroner,............................. ■ FRANK F a RREL. butcher shop she has ever had. McCain 1915, Montanye 1225.
Spokane, Washington.
cents; $100, 30 cents. The provis-
a . M c D onald ,
SUH Opt. BOARD.
You can always depend on getting
Member state board of equaliza­
ions of the law under which the
Ashland, Wis.
TadsoD am jo jqistuii ^
Price 50 cents. Six bottles $2.50.
a
piece
of
meat
when
you
go
for
it,
tion;
Gibson
1864,
Gilkey
1224,
Rob
­
r A; T. POWEE l L.
new post office money orders are to
!
T.
J.
MUNKERS.
^School Directors,
ertson 1603.
and one of excellent quality.
be issued, are that all offices shall
1 A. j. JOHNSON.
State senators; Bilyeu 1336, Daw­
......R. SHELTON.
School Clerk,.......
It is said that during the times
begin the new issue July 1st, 1894,
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
For Sal® Cheap,
gardens were overflowed below son 1813, Johnson 1738, Lewelling except, in case where the old forms
CITY DIRECTORY.
1426,
Myers
1217,
Steen
1444,
Hutton
Oregon City herds of Carp pastured
of money orders are exhausted, then
OFFICIAI»
One large sized Champion Hay
upon the growing vegetables with' 103, Walker 109.
to begin the issue of the new form
Representatives; Clem 1484,Crume
Mayor .
.T. j . munkers ravenous appetites.
Numbers of
press. For particulars inquire
at
once.
A
number
of
the
new
¡.o........¡...„R. SHELTON.
Recorder,,
1170, Kizer 1476, Philpott 1176, Rob­
....... . . .T. W. DILPÉY them wefe speared with gigSj While
arsimi....
orders have been reciyed in Albany. 8. M. Daniel,
Treasurer
.................. LEE BI l YEU, engaged in feeding upon
these erts 1445, Scott 1749, Smith 1764,
fWW RlCitAltDSON
Hog Owners Attóatíóh.
Templeton 1750, Whitney 1215, Arch
A “VZord to the Wise.
vegetables.
JJ BARNES
*
*4.
FRANK CRABTREE
idald
131,
Brown
106,
Chance
96.
Councilmen
■ C. S. HARNISH.
The republicans of Lyons held a
Parties wishing to breed to
M M PEERY
Commissioner; Coyle 1517, Potter,
The great financial crash of 1893 is
ratification meeting last week.
T. M. MUNKERS.
1300, Waters 1807, Bridgefarmei* 108. pnst. It began at the Atlantic and, thoroughbred Ohio Improved Ches­
I A J JOHNSON
During tile proceedings some hood­
Clerk; Ìlatìliaef 1315, Needham like an immense tidal wave, swept ter boar can now do so at the low
lums turned a number of horses
1763, Stähard 1478;
over ouf fair land, causing distress rate of $1 each or 2 bushel of good
JOHN WEODERBURN, Managing Attorney.
loose and threw stones at the pro­
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Recorder;
Cartwright
1434,
Hard
and failures in its path, until at clean wheat, The boar can be found P. G. Box 463.
Washington* D. O.
cession. Lee Brumer was struck on
last It rolled from our mountains at my place 1 mile west of Munkers
Honorably discharged soldiers ànd sailors
served ninety daysj.or over, In thè .late war,
Everybody in Scio who could, at­ the head with a stone and was ser­ man 1794, Shelton 1415, Taylor 105.
arc entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disability
Sheriff; McFeron 1665, Jackson and valley’s into the broad Pacific, Station,
was caused by service or not, and rëgârdless of their pecuniary circumstances.
tended the Jefferson band picnic, iously hurt. The affair created con­
WIDOWS of such soldiets and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death
j. C. Mtinkers.
1475,
She!
on
1539,
Cochran
68.
where
we
hope
it
may
be
buried,
last Friday.
was due to army service or not,, if now dependent upon their own labor for support. Widows
siderable ill feèlînfg.
not depedaeht upon their Own labor are entitled if thè soldier’s death was due to service.
Treasurer; Bryan 1279, Morris 2017, never to return.
Millinery.
J. A. Bilyeu and family returned
CHILDREN are entitled (if under Sixteen years) in almost all Cases whete there was nd
G. W. Shelton is home again, hav­ Pearl 1455.
widow, or she has since died of remarried.
During the crisis great was the
Sunday from a
days visit to Al­ ing lost his position US guard at the
PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
Assessor; Deakins 2071, Gibheard cry for money from manufactures
servie©, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
Mrs. W. R. Bilyeu, of Albany, port.
bany relatives.
penitentiary. As George is not
It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late war or in regular army of
448, Wallace 2037.
of
all
kinds,
who
had
immense
wishes to announce to the ladies of navy.
Scio takes' its place along with charged with any dereliction of du­
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one làw, may apply for higher rates under othet
Scool superintendent; Geddes 1583, stocks on hand, and great were the Scio and vicinity, that she has pur­
laws» without losing any rights»
other metropolitan cities in that the ty he is at a loss to understand why Mitchell 1355, Rutherford 1815.
Thousands of soldiers drawing front $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled to
inducements offered to turn them chased the Millinery establishment
he
was
discharged.
J.
K.
Thomas
higher
fates under new law» not only on aëcoünt of disabilities for Which how jaensiemed, but
safety bicycle is becoming plentiful.
Surveyor; Chase 1663, Fisher 2863. into ready cash. Knowing this
for others, whether due to service of not.
of Mrs. Ida Buel, and will hereafter also Soldiers
of this place is the lucky man to
and sailors disabled in line of duty in regular army or navy since the war are alsd
Several of our republican fellow
Coroner; Farrell 1396, Jayne 1822, would be but temporary, the wise
conduct the same. She also wishes entitled, whether discharged for disability or not.
take his place. George thinks an
8urvivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole or ITlor®
citizens went over to Albany Friday
Prill 1509.
merchantjtook
adygntage
of
it
to
to state, that she has received a Ida Indian Wars of 1832 to 1842, are entitled under a recent act.
influence has been brought to bear
last, to participate in the ratification
replenish bis stook, at""the sacrifice large invoice of sun and sailor hats,
Mexican War soldiers and their widows also entitled» if sixty-two years of age or disabled
to cause his removal,
Alliance Bienio.
of the manufacturer, at prices never which will be sold at prices ranging Of dependent.
on that evehing.
Old claims completed and settlement obtained. Whether pension has been granted nndei
“Many oi the citizens of Bains-
laws or hot.
before equalled; We were among from 25 cents each, upward; also a later Rejected
An excursion was given from
claims reopened and settlement secured; If rejection improper or illegal.
The Oakview Alliance will give
ville, Indiana are never without a
Certificates of .service and discharge obtained for soldiers arid sailors of the late war whd
the
many
who
did
this,
and,
in
fact,
Albany to Portland and return
lost thfeit Original papers*
bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Bem- their second annual picnid oh Wed­ are overstocked with a large num large line of dress hats of all kinds nave 8dhd
for lews and informatióh» Nd charge for advice; No fee unless successful. Address^
last Sunday, to give the people a
edy in the house,” says Jacob nesday, June 20, 1894 at Jeffrey,s ber of beautiful monuments at prices and descriptions at astonishingly
THÈ PHÈSS CLAIMS COMPANY,
chance to see the big flood.
low
prices.
She
has
secured
the
Brown, the leading merchant of the grove, 3 miles norh of Sanderson’s
JOHN WEDDERÊURN, Managing Attorney,
Discnssions
concerning
the place. This Bemedy hrs proven of bridge. The Jefferson Cornet band never before obtained, being fully services of Miss Lizzie Jordan, of
25 per cent, cheaper than ever be- Portland, a competent milliner, who P.O. Box 463.
_____
WASHINGTON, D. Cs
hoighth ot Portland above the level so much value far colds, croup and will be in attendance and a general
fore. We must have money . To will have charge of the trimming
of-'the sea discloses t he fact that it is whooping cotfgh in children that good time is promised. The exer­
any one who needs work in our department. All will be made wel­
only 7 or 8 feet above the sea level. few mothers who know its worth cises are outlined by the following
line we would say: NOW is the
P rogramme ,
come,
The sale of thd Oregon Pacific has are willing to be without it. For
time to buy. If you have delayed
--—-DEALERS IN—=
Music
by
the
band.
been again postponed probably to sale by J. 8. Morris & Co.,Druggists.
S. E. Young, of Albany, has just
the Work, NoW is the time to do it.
Bemarks
by the Pres.
Dirigé,
Mediciiiéè, Tollêt Ar­
the first of November. There was
There is quite a large amount Of
We are going to sell at least half of received his Spring and Summer
by male quartette.
no bidders at all on band last Thurs money due us Irom delinquent sub­ Ch orous
line
of
Jackets
and
Capes
—
a
partic
­
ticles,
Books, Stationery
our stock at your own price; so call
Prayer
by the Chaplain.
d ty.
Éte., ÈtC;
scribers; while the amount due from
at
once , and be conylnced and be ularly fine litië of novelties.
SCIO, — — OREGON:
The republican ratification at Al­ each of them is small yet in the ag Address
(South side of bridge.)
paid for your waiting. Prices have! Sometime ago 1 was troubled
Music
by the band.
bany last Friday night was attended gregate it amounts to a large sum at
Scio, OREGON.
already advanced at the quarries, with an attack of rheumatism.- I
Solo
by J. W. Spangler Jr.
by quite a number of our citizens. least to us. Times ai e hard, yet we
and we never again expect to buy used Uhamberiain’s Pain Balm fibfl
Jt
J
»Hai?nes
Beci tatiott
by
Smithie
Holt:
A large crowd and a good time is flre forced to pay our debts, and will
work so cheaply as we have. Come was completely cured. I HfiYef siHSe
Having set up a shop ih the above
Solo
by Miss Lillie Farrell.
reported.
have to call upon those who owe us Recitation
and reap the benefit, at our old shop, advised maiiy of my ffie'tids find
line I am prepared to do fir»t-elasri
by Miss Hose Mespelt.
DEALERS IN
work Oii short notice. Give me a
On Broadalbin street, opposite 8. E. customers to try the remedy and ail
Th'e oldest inhabitant does not re- to pay What is due. We will take Music
by the band.
trial; Charges reasonable;
Pry
'Goodsj
Young’s, Albariy Oregon;
inember a summer that is the equal far payment anything that can be
speak highly of if.- SiifaN Goim-
D inner .
E. W, AchisOn & Co.
of this one in being cold and rainy.- turned into cash or that we can use.
Clothing',
BAUSi, Sari Liii§ ftby; Cal; For
Music
by the band.
Dk tiers in all kinds of Marble and sale by J. S; Sitfi-'Hs liruggist.
Oregon winter weather is seeming­ A word to the wise is sufficient.
Becitation
Néllíe Holt.
Ba&i# & Siw^s,
Granite Cemetery work.
ly with us yet.
The infant Son of Wm. Long, of Chorous
by male quartette.
When
fri
AtBafiÿ
ütid
iié
’
eding
any
­
(Grbcbries, Etc.
Great crowds of laborers, it is said Tub run, met with a feffible acci­
Wood Wanted.
thing In the Slide’ iîiïë; frill at S; É.
COUNTY COURT.
áre leaving i-|an Francisco for Port­ dent Thursday afternoon.- Our in­
JORDAN, OilEGOA,
Yourig’s Stofe,- fc'iiFHëf È'ifSi and
land, understanding that there will formant state's that Mr.- Long left
The board of directofs bf school BrOadalbiri Stri.; WHri'fS H Ütie of ntív- Keep a dbrHplete assortment
Petition
of
D
S
Thoinas
et
al.
for
be great demand for laborers at the his shot gun upon the bed, and his
district flo. fJ5 Will deceive bids to
in that line and will do
—of the—
latter place When the flood abates; eldest son, aged 7 years, discovered county road, granted, county tor pay furnish said district With 10 cords elties as well aS Slàpió’ gööds can
alwriyá He fòri nd.
$100. •
aS well by you as ahy
16 in. dr wood; cleaf of large knots,
If yod have friends visiting you thè same, climbed Up' td iL arid just
In the nlatter of application of M arid 15 cords 16 inch oak grub wood,
other house in the val-
All parties wito- Ha Ve fdtilfrfcièd
Or contemplating visiting other at that moment the little baby
i
ldy.- Tb^y always pay
joints yourself,- contrive in some cfawléd if! at the door, when thé Shackleford et àl, for fé-location of ¿oard reserves the right to reject wood,- vHtfi ris,- should deilvëf it ás
Express
Traini,
I.éavé
i
’
órilahil
nally.
ahy arid all bids.
sobri aS practicable’.-
way to let as know «boat It. Any gun waff discharged,-two'shot strik­ county road, vieWers appointed.
the highest mferket brieO
j Nörtli.
In the matter of application of A
Seeming slight to yourself or ing the ó'hild in the head: The
We have also decided to pay the
Get
you#
trespass
riotieéS
príbiéd
6:15 P. M, Lv... ; : : Portland; :.. :.ÀÌ;
F
Hamilton
et
al,
for
location
of
Co;
iittlé
fellow
is
paialyzed
and
it
is
• friends will then be avoided;
following price's faf teachers during
10:23 P. M* Dy...£î'.*, Albany...
Lv
Ón cltíth at this office’.
10:45 A. M. Ar: ’.Saft Francisco. .Lv
thought that it is impossible for it road, viewers appointed;
the fali^md Wintfef terms! Princi*
Carpenters completed placing in
Tlieàbbvé tiWins stbp at all stätldriä bëtWèèil
to recover.—Bfo'wnsville Times.
An additional allowance of $5 wits pal; $65 pef toonih, intermediate,
Sditècribe for thè P rè SS:
Jfhelving and counters in the Bam-
Portland and Albany ihbltiölvb; also Tarigbrii?
Shedd; Halsey, HarrisblÄ;. Jühfetioh Citÿi
The Salem Independent says on ordered for the Henderson family $35 a rid prfa^P*^.
sey brick store building last Satur--
irvihg, Eigene arid all statlöhä
Xi&ifàe tìt Appotntiìifenii
of Sweet Home.
ourçr èoui n f b ana i riblii d i iig- A ñnlfi ha :
Applications Will flbW be consid­
day.' This biïilding is now ready for subject of the reform SéhO’ol: The
ò’tlce is tierèhy gì Veri, tliétt tifo
Rosebrir^- Ürtll lÊâMÿ
Bills of Dr. Artmus and S A Nick* ered;
latest
and
most
inhuman
thing
sigjied ntis by tne couhty court pfL'inn
Breniibftfe
Sheiton,
Prop
’
s;
ferit and is probably as good and
cori n;t £ ; Rècn àppdi ri tfed acl tniri Jt&rat
irJ
12^B FJ
which haS yet b’een chronicled dur­ erson continued.
Ï.
J;
M
um
H
e
R
s
of
thè
estate
of
B.
W.
Hauiiltdn,
dè-
Corivenierit a briildirig as there is in
Selo,
(H
’
egöii.
Applications of Amelia Mueller
ceased. ______
All persons
All persona
Having ti.aving
èlaiiiis òlaiihs
against
agallisi
the tlie
ing
ih0
’
<sCan'<fal,
is
that
recéntly
s;»
e.
______
Chaifriiari of board.
osti'
- -- ■*■ decetts!6d
-- -■
......... - — ijeqrilrpd to
town.
est» ^pf.sàiil
f àre.|iereby
öood tiirnötit'4 ai reashriabië fâtës.
LiSiiiiiiOil tÌHiìlfìl
présent tperiias by làw reduirè'd« duty .yerifled
there was considerable outdoor work and Pauline Hegele, for reduction
—
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.
rïhe extraordinary amOririf of fain
to’ ,ine rirfdèrifign.eiL at tlie office bf R; Shhlton, Stage line tri Munkëts’;
Oli fri ih fer ; 8:lji Á.5; hV:::: ■ÎÆlWlî
"he Cheapest Offer Yet.
tube performed}, ànd to assist in of taxes, dismissed.
in Scio* Oregon, withiri sili iriontlià of tné dàte
that has beën toiling ¿faring the
nòròf; , - . ,
j ...
-, g...,, dal meri ptínveyea to ahd frbiíí álí
Petition
of
ï
J
MalOtiè
far
foad
this Work Superintendent D’bwning;
pa^èa tlilé tlie 22rid dtty of Mhyj 1894; sciò; jio'ititS: Hdféés boarded liÿ tlié dâÿ
past week, has done great dafiiage
.Jfcflkdöfl..
u
granted.
We have made arrangements with O regoli;
or wefek.
JtfrSi Delpliing, Hamilton^
io the strawberry crop causing them tìf thé penitentiary, allowed quite a
the
Oregonian
Publishing
Company
Bills
allowed
aggregating
$3361:16;
AdfriinistiUtriS.
Wbbíiiflirh
-Siirihkfieiíi
faiihiti:
tìattìbeì' of éôhvicts to be taken uvei
f 11 ’frfiëklÿ 361-U’ëëii WoöriiiüH’ älid käilbH ;
to rot befof'e tfíéy rife fairly ripe. It
by iVHicn> vV.fe’ fcari supply you with
to the school.- Working sidé bÿ
The Weekly dfb^o'tiiitn and the
TIME TABEE
tvill also’ bé destructive to thfe cher-
8: BOä.ta. i LV;;¡. Pbrtliind... AI i:3bp:iil?
Notice to Tax Payerg.-
Side Were the corivicts and thé buys
SbiO,WEEKLY PRESS, both journals
2: 06p,ffi. LV.;;.West Sejö. ;.Jlv, ifcwp.iii:
S. Pi R. R. (SCIO BRAÑCÜ).
ty crop if it continues ariy longer.
fot b’fib' year for only $2. This offer
■ df the school. Presently a heavy
Trains Daily (Except Sünday)
ÀH persons who Wish id savé Is only fot; rte^sitbscribefs arid \Vhen
Our correspondents froto the Var­ fain began to fall; which lasted far
paid
id adVanfce.
Diiiitig
on Ogden Route:
CoStâ
O'n
fh'èir
taies
will
take
notice
ious- localities rind neighborhoods a long period. ’Thé cobViCtS; Under
1ÍRÁVE;
in the uF0rks^ aid
requested coriimand di è gnard; wefè taken to’ that thé roll Will be closed on of
&io,
10.00
a.
Ul.
If ybfi desife ttih Sbib bitiiss and
Búáét Slôêpers
fl. m.
Fwt Scio;
io again give as a weekly letter a place of Shelter, but ihe pddf littlé about the 25 of June, 1894, as I will have not ttib’ ihb’iiey tb spafb; solicit IL00
1.30 p. ni.
Scio,
Í
WiUt Scio;
from their respective Neighborhoods.- b’oÿs wefe forced td remain out iti be compelled to CldSe the toll prépara» and obtain fotit .Cash subscribers 2.80 p. iri.
SfeljO^ULÄSS s L éep I n U &A r Í
GEÖ. FiËRGibsôN; Manager.
âttâchèd to thi-ouigii träiiis.
We desire correspondents frOrft ev­ théfaW and work, rind When the tory to making my âetttlém'erit with among yoqr neigliobrS at $1.50 each,
aud
«
’
e
will
genii
you
the
PRiiss
far
ery neighborhood. If yoW Will give titoé arrived to quit they Weré the eéttrt.
MarÂitRêÿôHs
One
year
fieri.
Of
make
up
a
club
of
West Side DiviSibn.
C. C. j^CKsoN;
á-to QuoÍÁ-fifaNá
tis your assistance we wifi trtàké the drdriehed to thé skin. Is this tWé
lc at$1.25.each (12 .60), and we will
¿ieìWbbii
aliti CÓrVailià»
Sheriff
Wtltíai; 40 ¿tri; pöf Wl;
P ress the most interesting local Way to make’ itonest rtidn orit di thé
sitid yfe’ii the paper fifed.
Mhll tritili clàllV (extentSUHday.
Gro.ödö
Sold
ät
’
the
lbivest
bated
this
Idth
day
b'f
June;
1894.
Oats;
,23
”
,,
.
.
paper'in the cotfnty.-
7:8b Sii? I
I 4:30 plïl
bdtà7 A lady Who fasideS fa the
Etouf .$3,0(1,
” bbh
Janfe's! A. Porter and Wife; of hear
possible pribbS fbr cash or
I Ar .u, Coi,vanià...t;;...Lv I 1:00pnl
It is estimated that it V^rti require viciriifÿ hi Hie reform ScHb'crf Wdri
Hran ”12 00
” iBH:
Last Sunday’s Otegorilatt
a Boseburg; arrived in this city the
Albaiiy.äli^iCbVvÜnischhhfebt With tràini
produce. Päti’bhä^bteSpbCt- of At
Middlings 16
”
an expenditure Of over one million recently paSsidg aldng b'ÿ thefe arid very edrifpiefe acfcbtint at the hdbd’s first of tf^ WeeL and. are visiting
the OVegòii Pheitìc riuliohdi
Chop, $16 jlrir tdri; , ,
fhìly Solicited;
dollars to repair the datoageS id tfle Hearing thé p'tefeirig arid agonizing dcfings !ii that city. A toap shoM/lng Df. arid Mf^.Kfag. Mf< Pd’ftef is a
Express train dhily (eibhpt fehndhy)i
Rotatoeà
cfs.ßet btlsnéíi
son of Mrs. Klng.ahd Mrs...Pottef Is
tiniOri Pacific railway; done by the Cries tìt tfie
4 4<> p pi i lv
...Portlhud'... . ä,r I 8: 25 a ni
ÌV
Sib'jj'phti tdf sbfafe' fhfe' arfea bi the ciiy cbvefea, anti d the doctors gra nd daughter.
hggs,
12e„ pef íbé*.,,.
”
A<î»i»îiiistrafbrs Notice. t
7:
.25
p
til j ar... » .McMthviiih....
I 5; 50 a id
^:xxi from Portland to Th'e Dalle's. tittle arid iisieriridi fetiri Stated thstt fiirmbfer bf iiltiatrated scenbs of thb |
Hurrel;, jä
Öerlb:
¡ •^rotteiî il HEREöV Üiv®N TO., ALB
.
Mr.
flitd
Mrs:
ji
4-
£>b'fe
u
»
,^ts.
„
J-i
¿personsliavlng
claiiflsilgUitist
the
es-
Hartís
v
i2
fleflb,,
T
hrough
ÏTO
kets
It will probably iequlîié tvVo months the bf'utal Wlilp'pirlg ebntirided tin- ibbhflatea district is also given, Ori-
A ’over"^^?
**
tRle of s'.i'eaSeedan.utiii'g, deceased, to present
ly « Newspaper having unlimited j wilVgo
’
SÜÓuíders. 8e pgr.lB;
tlielll, properly Verified to. tlie,undersigned, lit stót.lS. Cliiiiidè und Eurbpe call be ootalnfed a*
time after the flood nbhteS to fix til she cfoiild stand it rib idngdt ’ rind ly « hbtvspaper having unlimited | Vlilgo om"t^Lebanok to-day iis
flacon, lOcpef ip.
his residence, itinC nitleS east.of Scio, pregniy, lowest 1‘ktes front Mrs. M. E. IVo.bdhuinsVM)
R. Ko®titEB,Mknàgèi's„
ivitliiii six months irom tlie date of tilts noticCi agent, West Scio. ,
the tfack faf à train to pass
she drove home and felrifad the facilities, could give such .. a >v
resume.
delegates to
Biipflst Assbciation,
UU...v,. . | ueiegmes
IO the Jiaptrei
Lard. 12c pbr 18. .
E P R ogkks I Aset OF* Plus AgMHtj MX
Dated this thè 29 diy of May, J894.
j ChickensjS 50 per dm«:
point to point;
j. éircumstancés to her iiasWrith
Theiit;iele is well Worthy of pettisal. ¡that merits’in that City«
MndiOfl
ffttedei'ick Seedan bl-h rg.
THEELECTION.
»R;
IAKIN0
P0WMI
8IU0Q1911$ PB ‘30S 8tlUd
A New Being Created!
STATE OFFICERS.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
FOR SALE BY J- S. MORRIS & Co., - -
- SCIO, OREGON.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
J. S. Morris & Co
Wagon Shop-
E. P. WEiR S SON.
EAST and SOUTH
-VIA-
The Shasta Röutö
Southern Pacific
rchähtahiß
hôte.
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Provisions, Etc.