LOOAi BREVITIES.
FRIDAY
Cut down the thistles.
Subscribe for the P ress .
J. L. Berry, of Lyons, was on our
streets Monday.
Patronfce yonr home paper. It
works for your Interests.
A Choice bit of scandal is being
whispered about quietly on our
streets.
Soon the busy hum of the thresh
er will disturb our early morning
-■lumbers.
Oats and and potatoes promises
oow to be the most -marketable
crops, this year.
J. C, Littler., dentist, Albany, Ore.
gives the public as near painless
dentistry as anyone.
Elder A. J. Jarnigan will preach
at the M. E. church on the first Sat
urday and Sunday in August.
On Tuesday afternoon J. S. Mor
ris and family and Dr. Hyde and
family left for the berry patch.
Mesdames G- M. Coffey and M. M.
Peery are preparing to spend some
days camping at tho Waterloo min-
eral springs. _
The mountain berry parties have
about all returned.
S. M. Daniel now sports a new
jump seat buggy.
The Scio Roller Mill Co are con­
structing a new dam at the head of
the race.
Miss Lillie Gill, by a misstep a few
days ago, sprained one of her ankles,
but is again allright.
Lee and Riley Bilyeu returned
from a trip to Morrow county Wed­
nesday. Lee states that harvest
hands are in demand in that section
at $1.50 per day.
T. J. Munkers denies the state­
ment made by us last week that
they were at the berry patch, and
says that they were at the Water­
loo springs. He also says that a too
free use of soda water, is no good.
Mr. Fdward Loat, of near this
city, recently visited his friend Mr.
Medders Vanderpool of Sodaville,
aged 97. It is seldom that two per­
sons of so great an age are together.
Mr. Loat has never worn spectacles,
hears accurately and has an exceed­
ingly good memory. Mr. Loat is 79
years of age and has not had his
hair cut for 12 _ year. <__
Saturday’s Fire.
OOHRESPONDEN' ö E.'
M ill C ity M vbmubings .
ONE DAY CURE.
HATTEES
Hay crop good.
Fruit crop is small.
Berry pickers are numerous.
Mr. Swink will teach at Minto.
SYLVESTER
PENNOYER.
Governor,....
................ geo . w. M c B ride .
Sec. of State,.
H. H. Smith, of Turner, is among
...PlIIL^ METSCIIAN.
Treasurer...........................
us.
Sunt, of Pub. Instruction, ... E. B. McELROY
W P.
P lord
LORD ’.
f < W.
Mr. Johnson and family have
.. 1 R. S. BEAN.
Supreme Court,........ ¡■.....¡.t
I F. A. MOORE.
moved
to Salem.
....G. W. DAVIS.
Clerk Board S. L. Coni'rs,
G. S. DOWNING.
Supt. of Penitentiary,.
J.
H.
Geddes has been elected
D r . l . l . rowland .
Supt. Insane Asylum,.
principle of tie Aumsville public
schools.
Bev. McCullough of the Presby­
terian churchJpreches regularly in
Jud-ie,;.-....... . . ................ J. N. DUNCAN.
Clerk,’........ ... .......... ^.. ........... N. NEEDHAM.
the ball.
Sheriff,................................J. A-.McFERON.
Tired and Run Eown.
Recorder,..........................D. F. HARDMAN.
L- Warner and J. Craig, two ex­
Treasurer,......................... P. G. MORRIS.
Co nmissioners.................. I J- W, PUGH.
cellent young men of Gates, are on
O. W. R. M fg . C o ., 315 Front street,
» J. M. WATERS.
ÖX7.R.MF'ö?C9’POATLAHQ, ORE»
Portland, Oregon; Dear Sirs: I was
a trip to Yaquina bay.
School Sitpt rihtbiideiit, A. R. RUTHERFORD.
Surveyor,.............. .........
E. T.T. FISHER.
completely
worn
out
from
overwork;
tuiiiister
of tlie Gospel
Don Cameron, the great republi­ could not sleep at night, and felt that I
Cöroner,......................................R. A. JAYNE
can mogul of Pennsylvania, says we was approaching a serious condition;
Wonderful Work.
USTI DIRECTORY.
must use paper money, if we do not but, thanks to Dr. Grant’s Sarsaparilla
SEVENTY-THREE YEARS OLD.
and-Grape Root, I am almost an entire
OFFlflAln
place silver upon its old footing.
hew person, as I never, felt so well in my
The denizens of this place have life; and it was the cheapest doctor’s
............T. J. MUNKERS
C ouncil V alley , I daho ,
.................R. SHELTON.
been considerably interested in a bill I ever had, as I only took five -bot­
December 1, 1893.
...............T. W. DILLEY
tles.
I
cheerfully
recommend
it
to
all
“find” in the shape of a pyramid or afflicted.
.................LEE BILYEU.
O. W. R. M fg . C o ., 315 Front street
Dear Sirs: If you could see the writer
f W W RICHARDSON
house, situated on the Elkhorn riv­
cor. Clay, Portland, Oregon. Dear Sirs.
Yours respectfully,
J JBARNES
of this letter and note the wonderful
er. It appears to consist of large
I FRANK CRABTREE
About two months ago your salesman
MISS EMMA LEE,
Councilmcn >
-I C. S. HARNISH.
change that has been effected in his case
quadrangular Hocks of storie of im­
while travelin g th rough t hi s val ley,found
M M PEERY
227
Eleventh
street,
Portland,
Oregor
by taking Dr. Grant’s Kidney and Liver
T. M. MUNKERS.
mense
dim
ensi
ons,Jaid
in
layers
of
me, an old man seventy-three years o!
V A J JOHNSON
Cure, you would certainly be astonished.
-■*=-halve been
-®g.m
age, almost dead with bruises caused 1 was a most wretched sufferer for three
Dropsy and Heart
from a fall; and I feel that-1 am in dub years, trying all kinds of medicine and
ths<w^rlTo Jtne pre historic race.
f T. J. MUNKERS.
farmers that the wheat aphis has not
bound to testify that’ the. half bottle o. getting no relief. The flow of urine was
Some say it ^nothing but a natural
School Directors.
! A. J. JOHNSON.
Disease.
On last Saturday just at noon J. S, peak. There áre those who prom­
( G.L.SUTHERLAND- injured the crops in this locality to
“ Hatten’s Congo Oil ” given to me bj
Very excessive. I was very-constipated
School Cleric,......
............. R. SHELTON any material extent.
Morris came running down in town ise to investigate and report.
your agent’and two others that I after­
Mid also covered with carbuncles, and
Gentlemen
':
For
two
years
I
was
af
­
FIKE DEPARTMENT.
It is reported thai O. B. Cyrus : spreading .the alarm of fire. Soon
The Salein Statesman now con­ flicted. with Dropsy and Heart Disease, words bought, have helped me to suck felt at war with myself and the world at
Uhcif Engineer,............................. E.O. HYDE. will immediately replace the resi­ the fire bell brought out the entire tains forcible editorials advocating and my sufferings were terrible-. I com­ an extent that I am almost able to walk, large; but, thanks to your wonderful
Assistant,.............................................M. M. PEERY.
populace and to the scene of the .de­ state schoolbooks and government menced taking Dr Grant’s Sarsaparilla and I must say it is a great remedy. Be­ medicine, I felt as though I was a new-
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1......Wm. BRENNER. dence destroyed by fire last Satur­
and Grape Boot-, and by degrees my pain ing very thankful for the relief it hal
Foreman H. & L. Co. No. 1,.........,J. L- RAy. day, with a new one.
vouring flames, which was at the ownership of railroads. Before the seemed
being, and I consider a wonderful cure
to leave my. After taking nine
residence of O. B. Cyrus, When election the Statesman called. the bottles I was restored to my former given me and hoping for your success, has been effected in my case,
SE< RET SOCIETIES.
The ' beneficent weather clerk
I remain yours,
first observed the fire was in the populists fciols for advocating such health, and now feel as though I never
With my best wishes for your further
had been ill-.'
Yours truly-,
4JCIO LODGE,A.F. & A.M. No39 meets at their favored this section with a fine rain roof of the L. portion of the
BEV- A. MORRISON.
success, I remain
house,
doctrines. Do not let any Ameri­
O hall on the corner of Mill and Main streets, on Wednesday, which is of great
JOHN
CUPRlS,
on the first Saturday evening on or before the
Yours respectfully,
evidently having caught from a de­ can citizen imagine for a moment
> Spokane, Washington-.
full moon of each month. Visiflng brothers benefit to late crops.
cordially invited to attend.
fective fide or from a spark igniting that Don Cameron or the atatesman
a . M c D onald ,
Et O. H yde W.M.
tíco
c
During the absence ef Engineer the moss that was on the roof. The
Ashland, Wis.
H enry G yrus , Sac.
It
mean what they say. That same
Price 50 cento. Six bottles $2.50.
Ferguson in the mountains, .Frank firemen with their apparatus were
EONIDAS LODGE, N o 36.
policy on the part of the old parties
Co., • -
Knights of Pythias meets Butcher is the general superinten­ promptly on hand, but the hose
J every
has killed . more than one third
Tuesday evening at Ma-
sdnie hall, on the corner of dent of Scio railroad.
would reach but half way to the party. It killed the greenback par
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
For Sals Cheap.
Mill ah d Slain street s, over
Oregon farmers will use their old house from the nearest hydrant, ty. The game is to make thp. aver­
Hibler, Shore <fc Holdredge’s
Store; Sojourning Knightsm
binders this year, for the reason hence was useless and for some age populist believe that the repub
Vited to meet with its.
One large sized Champion Hay
T. J. C’LAXTOKj C. C.
that there is a scarcity of new ones reason Mr. Cyrus’ well was useless ' lican party is going to take up these press. For particulars inquire
M. M. P eery , K. of R. and S.
and but little if any water could be measures, in order to win him back 8. M. Daniel.
LODGE, I.O. O. F. No. 54,meets in the dealers hands.
every Wednesday evening at Masonic hall.
D IERDORFF
Sojourning brethren cordially invited toattend.' A man who does not respect pub­ used. Seeing that the building was to his old allegiance. The demo­
E. O. HYDE, N. G.
Hog Owners Attention.
lic comfort enough to cut down the doomed, the filemen assisted by crats tried that at.Astoria, and were
JR. SHELToN, Rec. Sec.
everybody
else
gave
their
attention
wiped
out
of
existence.
The
repub
­
LODGE, No. 36, A.O.U. W., meets on thistles on his premises, is either
Parties wishing “to breed to
first Qiid third Sfoh'day nights of each
to removing the contents of the licans of California areat it. Repub-
S CIO
ifionth. Visiting Workmen cordially invited lazy or careless; perhaps both.
building and in a very short space lican money however will be placed thoroughbred Ohio Improved Ches­
to meet with it’s.
This week Geo. W. Bilyeu con­ of time every
F rank C rabtree , M. W.
ter boar can now do so at the low
article was removed
R, S helton , Rec.
summated the sale of his 80 acre out of harms way, with plenty of to keep the democratic organization rate of $1 each or 2 bushel of good
alive
in
this
and
other
states
where
­
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
CHERCHES
farm, 4 miles east of Scio, to G. C. time to spare, so slowly did the
in the republicans cannot win unless clean wheat. The boar can be found P. C. Box 463.
Washington, D. C.
Westernhousen,
of
near
Salem;
con
­
at my place 1 mile west of Munkers
building burn. All of the doors and the oposition is divided,
***
BAPTIST. Services the sec­
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late war,
ond Sunday of each month at 11 a.m., and sideration, $1100.'
M ISSIONARY
are
entitled,
if
now
partially
or
wholly
disabled
for
ordinary
manual
labor, whether disability
Station,
most of the window sash were
7:30 p. m. at the M. E. church.
was caused by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary circumstances.
Ricv. C. C, S pbrby , Pastor.
L yons L eaflets .
J. C. Munkers.
Last week we overlooked the mat­ taken out, the picket fence in front,
WI DOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death
was due to army service or not, if now dependent upon their own labor for/.apjjort. Widows
CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M. ter of’noting the death of the moth
and a pile of stove wood removed.
not dependent upoh their own labor are entitled if the soldier’s death was due to service.
Mr. John Haley dame down from
and 7: 30 P.M., on the fourth Sunday in
C HRISTIAN
The Cheapest Offer Tet.
CHILDREN are entitled (if under sixteen years) in almost all cases where there was no
J
: :: 7 2
2.IL., at er of of Hon. J. H. Peei'V, which OC- But for all that the loss, will be the mountains Thursday.
each month. Sunday
School every
Sunday
widow, or she has since died or remarried.
10 A. M, The public cordially invited to at
PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
curred at Dayton, Yamhill county, heavy probably near $600 or $700.
tend.
Miss
Margie
Dunham
has
re
­
service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
Eld. B. F. Bonnell, Pastor.
We have made arrangements with port.
during that week.
It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late war or in regular army or
Bight here it is proper to remark turned to her home in Detroit.
the Oregonian Publishing Company navy.
UMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. Services
the third Sunday in each month at the M.
N. T. Higgins, this week, bought that the citj’ should extend its water
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, fnay apply for higher rates under othei
Gibson Meyers is having his store by which we can supply you with
C
E. church, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
without losing any rights.
.
a plot of ground on the tsouth side, mains so that a larger portion oi the painted which is a great improve­ The Weekly Oregonian and the laws,
R ev . C. A W ooley , Pastor.
Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month tinder the old law ate entitled to
Scio W eekly P ress , both journals higher rates under now law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pensioned, but
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at the M.E from S. I. Shore, upon which lie town should have protection against; ment,
\
for others, whether due to service or not.
oh first Sunday of each month
for one year for only $2. This offer also Soldiers
P at cliurch
and sailors disabled in line of duty in regular army or navy since the war are also
purposes to commence the erection fire. Had a hydrant been in reach
11 A. it. and 7 P. M.
Mr. M.*H. Kriebel£ of Corvallis, is only for new subscribers and when entitled,
whether discharged for disability or not.
R ev . D aniel B ridges . Pastor.
Survivors, and their widows, of the Blach Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole or Flor­
paid in advance.
T14 ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services .on-theJ of a residence immediately._______ _ of the building, the fire could have was visj^gJn^^gjUgflst week.
ida Indian Wars of 1833 to 1842, are entitled under- a recent act.
ATA fourth Sunday of each month.
Last WeeK^nerr^^i ,Swank was
Last Sunday the rite of baptism been put out with but trifling dam­
Mexican War soldiers and their widows also entitled, if sixty-two years of age or disabled
[To be supplied.] I
MarSist
Repoyti
or
dependent.
1.,-. z
•
age.
It
is
also
manifestly
unjust
going
up
to
Mr*
Burges,
he
ran
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday at | was administered to 13 converts, at
Old
claims completed and settlement obtained, Whether pension has been granted undei
Srto Q uotations
later laws or noU
U M. E. Church, at 3 S. P. M. M. DANIEL, Sup’t. just above the Richardson bridge on that the entire city should be taxed across an old bear and iwo cubs.
Wheat, 40 ets. per bu.
Rejected claims reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal.
Mr. Dawes, of Fox Valley, was in
Certificates of service and discharge obtained for soldiers and sailors of the late war who
I Crabtree creek, being some of the to obtain money to purchase a light
Oats,
25”
. C. T. U. meets on Tuesdays after tne sec I
have
lost their original papers.
. .
........... _r.../
and water plant,yet but a small por­ town monday. jK
“M.”
” bbl.
Flour $3 00
W ondand fourth Sundays in each month, at I fruits of the Aberdeen revival.
Send for laws and information. No charge for advice. No fee unless successful; Addrese,
2 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
tion
aside
from
the
business
part
is
“
ton.
Bran
”
12
00
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY-,
Sec. Mrs. A»O Smith. Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill. I
Hop buyers have commenced, to
Middlings 16
Married,
solicit around Harrisburg, and are in reach of the water mains. By
JOHN
WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
ton.
Chop,
$16
per
borrowing a few hundred dollars
P.O. Box463.
__
WASHINGTON, D.O.
BUSINESS POINTERS,
offering 11 to 12 cents per pound,
Potatoes.
—
-
cts
per
bushel»
the city can do a great deal towards SCANLAND—LOOFBORO UGH. —
Eggs, 12c. per doz.
and will furnish money for picking averting like disasters in the future,
On
Fern
Ridge
on
July
15,
by
El
­
All parties who have contracted
Butter,' 15
per lb.
der A. J. Jarnigan, Mr. John M.
purposes at the rate of 8 per cent.
There was no insurance on the
wood, with us, should deliver it as
Scanland and Miss Mary Loofbor- -Hams, 12 per lb.
Shoulders. 8c per lb.
Owing to a reduction in the price building.
ough, all of Linn county.
soon as practicable.
Bacon, 10c per lb.
of
material,
I
am
now
able
to
make
DEALERS IN
Always read S. M. Daniel’s ad
Lard, 12c per lb.
------- AND-------
Encouraging
0.
E.
News.
Chickens,3 50 per doz.
Died.
he., will have something new and I a set of the best teeth for $10;
Dry
Goods,
J.
C.
LITTLER;
Dentist.
interesting to say to you every
TIME TABLE
John D. Daley, representative for CALAVAN.— In Bilyeu Den on
Clothing,
Twéedale block; Albany; Ore;
week.
Monday, July 23, of consumption,
S. P. B. B. (SCIO BRANCH),
Lincoln
and
Benton
counties,
gives
(South side of bridge.)
Bob Giles the rustling insurance
at the residence of his father, H.
Boots & Shoes,
ft. A. Deninger1, D. D. S., dentist
to the Corvallis Times, the particu­
Trains Daily (Except Sunday)
SCIO; OREGON.
M. Calavan; aged 25 years, 7 mths
agent
was
in
town
several
days
this
fir. Gray’s old stand, Albany; Teeth
Groceries, Etc-
and 16 day§.
lars of a scheme that is on foot for the
ARRIVE.
week;
He
states
that
he
was
able
LEAVE.
without plates a specialty. All work
Mack, as he was familiary known, lÔ.ÔÔa.m.i
IÏÏ.Ï5 a.in
Scio/
I to write several risk«, in this city, extension of the Oregon Pacific to
JORDAN 0RE60W,
Having set up a shop in the abovè
Warranted.
110.15 a. m»
West Scio,
a. m.i
I on the serength of Saturday’s blaze. Independence prairie, that has quite has been sick for a long time, being 11.00
• 2.45 p. m ' Keep a complete assortment line I am prepared to do firet-class
Scio,
1.80p. m.i
Get your hop tickets printeh at i
i 1.45 p. tn,
West Scio,
an encouraging ring. The road is confined to his bed almost constant­ 2.30p. m.i
work on short notice. Give me à
N J..Bryan and wife are still con­ now completed to Bowlder creek,i ly since the first of the year, till the
in that line and will do
trial. Charges reasonable.
this office. We have an especially
G eo . F erguson , Manager
tough and pliable card board tó use ducting a revival meeting in their 12 miles from Independence prairie, Pale Messenger closed his eyes in
as well by you as • any
I tabernacle tent, in the Gore grove and of which, 8 miles, is already death. He was an exemplary young
Exeentor’s Notice.
for that purpose;
other house in the val­
S. E. Young, of Albany, has just a short distance north of Lebanon. .graded and ties are on the line suffi- man, of excellent habits and was re­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
ley-. They always pay
ré'eeivè’d his Spring and Stirrimer They have large crowds every ey­ dient to lay the track. Orman & spected by all who knew him. The whom it may concern, that I have filed my
the
highest market price
final
account
in.
the.
matter
of
the
estate
of
Crook, who yet have a grading out­ interrment occurred at the Miller William Montgomery, deeased, in the county
line of Jackets and Capes-—a partic­ en i ng.
for
Last Sunday, Mfs. M. Cyrus and fit on the line are willing to do the, cemetery on the following day, at­ court of Linn county, Oregon, and that said
ularly fine line of novelties.
has set Monday, the 3d day of September
When in Albany arid needing any daughter, Miés Rosa Moore, came grading, taking a lien bn the portion tended By sorrowing friends and court
1894, at the hour of 10 o’clo'efc A. M. of said day.
up
from
Salèm.
On
Tuesday
accom
­
relatives.
of
the
line,
subject
to
payment
when
thing in the shoe line, call at S; E.
for tile hearing of all objections thereto and
Young’s store, corner First and panied by Mr and Mts. Al Moorè, the road is sold, for their pay; Bails CHAPMAN.— At the family resi­ the settlement of the same Therefore, all
dence south- west of Scio; on July persons having any objections to said final
Broadalbin Sts.-,« trhere a line of tiov- they started for Lower Soda on the can also' now be bought very cheaply.
&N u ?GR00ERIE8;
Could the extension be built; it
19, 1894, Martha M., Wjfe of J. L. account, are hereby notified and required to Brenner & Shelton j Prop’s,
el ties as #ell as' staple goods can South Santiam.
file -the same with the clerk of said court, on
CROOkEftY;
Chapman;
aged
48
years,
1
month
would,
at
once;
put
the
road
on
a
The question of Receiver Clark (if
alwajré be found.
or before said date.
arid 26 days.
Scio,
Oregon.
paying basis. It is said that Judge
H oward MoNTGomBRlr, Executor. I
to
the
O.
P.
extending
that
road
^'o^WARE;
Etc-.
ÓC’wo new lots of ladies’ fine shoes
Mrs. Chapman; whose maiden W. R. Bilyeu, Attorney.
Fullerton is favorable to the scheme,
Good turnouts at reashnable rates.
the
summit
of
the
mountains,
to
in this week at S. M Daniel’s cash
^“Highest- price paid for country
Stage line to Munkers’. Commer­
and, providing he can do so and be name was Smith, Was born in the
W. H. Nelson, a druggist of cial men conveyed to and from all produce; Don’t forget the 'place, oil
store; Also a few mens all wool connect with the Prineville wagon on the side of law, Will issue the or state of Georgia ; was married to J.L
- Suits, for $10, and some children’s road, is being agitated by a number det. Prineville now wagons her Chapman; the bereaved husband, in Kingville, Mo., has so much 'con points. Horses boarded by the day Second and. Ellsworth Sts.-, Albany;
Kilt and Josie suits—nobby. Come of valley papers.
1875; She,
mother of three fidence in Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol­ or week.
Judge Burnett has rehdeted de­ freight from The Dalles, 130 miles child re
_rind see’ them.
_ tito living, the era ahd Diarhoea Remedy that h<
Xn ths County Court of tMe State
away, whereas,- they would be "but
of Oregon, County of Lian:
A hors®1 kicked II. S. Shafer, of cisions in the divorce cases that about 90 miles from the end of the youngest being ow 13 years of age. warrants every bottle and offers to
‘
were
continued
froth
thè
circuit
refund the money to any customer In tlie Matter oftlie Estate of ( Lli fo fi r>n
the Freemyer House, Middleburg,
track. 10 miles of wagon road would When she- was quite young, she
Henry S; Hirons, deceased : ) vylettuvii.
N. Y. on the knee, which laid him court calender from the June tèrra, have to be constructed tb connect joined, thg Baptist church, of who is not satisfied after using -it To Mrs. Ellen Hirons, Laura.Gillespie,. Mrs M.
in
nearly
all
of
Which
cases
the
di
­
Mr.
Nelson
takes
ho
risk
iri
doing
E. Masséy, G. W.. Hirons, Minnie flliviis,. Jo­
up in bed and caused thè knee joint
the end of the track with the pres- which she has-ever remained a con- this because the remedy is a certain
seph Hirons'and to nil otjierS; known 'and Munkers Warehouse
unknown, having or claiming to have any
to bècò’rrie stiff. A friend re’epm- vorce was rpfused because of insuf­ ent wagon ioad system.
sisentent arid faithful member. H.er
interest or riglit.or. title, in ór to the estate
j
merided him to use Chamberlain’s ficient evidence.
remains were interred at Franklin cure for the diseases for which it is of thè àb'ove named deceased, greeting:
TO FARMERS;
intended
and
lie
knows
it.
It
is
for
Harrisburg
had
quite
a
sensation
­
Bain Balrti, which he did,-.and in two
Butte cemetery on the following
in the N ame of the state of O regon ,
Five Generations.
are hereby cited and required to .appear
days was ablé tò bri around. Mr. al cutting affray, last Sunday. Two
day attended by a largfe number of sale by J. S. Morris & Co., druggists you
The undersigned begs leave
in­
in the County Court of the state o^ .Oregon,
for the county of Linn, at tire -court, room form you Of, tlie fact, that hb riaS
Shafer has recomfriended it to many brothers, Charles and Vernon Warn­
On Monday C. G. Rawlings had relatives arid friends;
thereof,
at
Albany,
in
thè
çbiintÿ
61
Lili
n,
on
Awarded
Others arid 3àyS it is excellent for er, espoused opposite sides in their Mr. Boyd, thè photographer; to go
Saturday the 11th,day of- Augus.t, 1894, at 1(1 leased the Munkers Warehoüêë;and
o’clock in tlie forenoon of that, ditÿ, then and will rüh this-houNé dqring tiië ensu­
Hi best Honors—’World's Fair.
Last Sunday epetling dt abojit 6
any kind of a BfuiSe or sprain; This uncles divorce, case. Charles at­ up to Mrs. Sirriohs’ and take a group
there to show cause if any you have, .why an ing season of 1894; arid will (J4y at all
order
slioiild not issue to A, P. Hb-bns, ad­
tempted
to
give
VernOU
a
thrashing
I
o
’
clock
in-
thé
afternoon
Elder
Bon-
same remedy is also fariioils for
of five generations, such a group asi
ministrator, of the est ate of: Henry S. Hirons, times the HigHbSt ffiàrkét yâltië . foP
deceased, to sell the following real property both wheat arid biit-S; Having liaa
rheumatism. Foi; salfe by J; S; Mor­ when Vernon drew a knife and one will hardly see in a lifetime. I rnell administered the ritè of bap­
belonging to the estate óf said deceased, des­
stabbed Charles though hot serious­ They were all of the feminine gend­ tism by immersion tô Mrs. W. W.
many ÿëilj's bÿjieriëHëe i H tii'e Ware
cribed as follows, to wit:
ris A Co,, druggists.
Thè East Ji of the North East Jÿ of the North hoüsë busiHbSS; I afii âliië fit) takB
ly it is thought;
Richardson
and.
Mr.
John
Small
mon
er, the eldest being 101 yeafs old;
East J-f.of section .6, of township 10, South of
Range ,1 West of tlie Willaiijette meridian, in Àdvaiitâgê ôf all yOift^ëtitiori
Dentistry;
in Thomas creek; just above
Thè Salem Statesman and the Al­ while the youngest was three and
Linn county, Oregon,containing 20 apres more
or less; also, tlie Soiith We-.t K . bf top South and thus sëcurë. thi?,
bm
Dr. R. EL Curl; of BrbwriSyiiie is bany papers are having quite a war a half months. The group consisted bridge in this city.
East Kof.the South East Ji of sectioil 31; town-
io!
sliip 9. Sbiith of raiige 1 WeSt of Willamette, price for your grain;
now in this city and will remain un­ of words as to which Of the two cit­ of Mr^. Simons, aged 101 years,Mrs;
Thè Linn County Review, of Sod-
meridian, in Limi comity, Ofeeoii; containing claim to possess any peciiliar advan­
ten [10J âcres more Or less; ahd containing in tages over othei* warèhOü.së men, 1
til August 7; practicing dbritistfy. ies thè Sàntiarii È'oi’ks is natuialiy Joe Welt, aged 64, Mrs. j. H. Clelan avilie states that tlie Springs at that
all thirty Acres, more Or less.
By the way the doctor is quite a be tributary to, and also, the distance aged 44, Mrs. C. G, Rawlings, aged place afford an abundance of water;
Done liy Order of tlie HÒN. J. N. DÜNCAN, do claim that with trry knpvvledgd
•Judge of tlie County Court of thestate bLOr- : and exp'ei'iehce of the grain busines.4
lieVei* in reform ideas. FIS believes by U’agon road from either place to 20 ybars, and Mrs. Rawlings’ baby» that a new spring has been discov­
egon, for flip county of Linn, with thè seal of to be able to compete with ahv of
in a very free use of either gold or Scio. Sail in; brethren. If there is aged three and a half months. ered very close to' the old ones; in­
said Court.affixed; this the 2nd day of July, ,
A. D. 1894..
■
1 them. I.have pleàâüre to inform
silver, providing it is iri repair of any thing in this world that Scio Whether it is on account of such a suring a plenteous supply of water
you that I have engaged Sir. Geo;
Attest!
fri
NEÈDÌIA
jf.
your molars; di1 when his work is ìi.fceà, it is to be talked about, wrote healthy country that members of at all times; E
ftltinkers tb assist me.in. runningthè
Clerk.
above warehouse; arid feel sure thaf>
Completed, from your pocket to his. about; of, even sung abóùt. In the this group have reached this age òr
By F; M. Redfield, depili}’.
he tVln give you satisfaction.
fie makes a specialty of painless ex- iiieah.time we hàvè hot the slight­ not we are iihable to state'; But we I S. O. Wallace^’democratict nomi­
Gold and silver watches, reduced
B^Calcbtta bags constantly or!
MOST
PERFECT
MADE.
nee
for
assessor
during
the
late
i-action of teeth. Gold crown and est objection to a .good ail-the-yeaf do’say that we Will Wager that a
hand.
prices.
French
thejeweler,
Albany.
A
pure
Grape
Cream
of
Tartar
Powder.
Frei
Mrs. Elizabeth
bridge work, rubber plates, porce- found wagon road, to one or both Of person will have to hunt a long time campaign, and
For further informatioh tail fin Mfr
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
iSiH Crowns, etc; Call early and the cities. Oh, no. Why! we would |. .before they could find another such Grisham, both of Lebanon, f> Were
Get your trespass notices printed Munkers, or write to
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
W. A; WELLS; CoryaJlis; Ôrë^fitïi
group.—Lebanon Express;
| married in that cityon July 13.
on cloth at this office:
i Vifio (he rush; -
not object to a motor liyel
STATE OFFICERS.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Diabates Cured!
SO . ani $1 sor isolila
- SCIO, OREGON.
FOR SALE BY J. S. MORRIS &
F
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
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Proxies ALBANY ,00N.
a LARGE STGtiK
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