ura» «
Hop picking; will soon be on. hand.
"he Right Spirit.
CORRESFONSENCE.
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
—; < - - ■' .—
Wood tal?eri on subscription at
M
ill C ity M ubmurings .
Legal blapks for sale at this, offic.
The following letter from Hou.
‘ eriday , august 24, 1^4. '' Spruce Hall, the Gates lumber-^ this office,
W.
H. Spaugh of Harrisburg chair­
M. Hyde, of. Albany, came over Mr. Niccolson is below on busi man of the people’s party state cen­
ipan was jn town o.n business thè yesterday.
ness.
tral committee, to the BroadTAxe
STATE} OFFICERS- first of the week,
Henry Myer and Miss Annie People will soon haye the huckje- , Tribune, of Eugene, has the right
Mr. rlank Owens of
berry
craze.
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Smith went to Dallas on a visit, last
Governor,.............SYLVESTER PRNNOYER. visiting his uncle, G.
kind of a ring to it. If ail employers
Sec. of State,...;..........Vi.v... . G EO. W. MCBRIDE.
Mill City Sunday school will go
Friday, returning on Tuesday,
Treasurer.;......
;.......PJIIL. MET3CHAN. this city,, last week.
of labor were embued with a like
picknipking
soon.
8ipt. of Pub. Instruction,. ...Ri B. M c ELROY.
Mrs, Ida Veal and daughter came
spirit we opine that there would be
( W. P. LORD.
Mrs. Pentland of Salem, formerly
.. ) R. S: BRAN.
du preme Court,.................
over
Wednesday from Albany, and The young people of Minto held ' no strikes, or difficulties of any im­
I F. A. MOORF. of this city, was visiting the family
what
is
called
an
“
evening
picnic,
”
1
is visiting her parents the Drs. Cole.
W. DAVIS,
Clerk Board S. L. Com’rs,
of J. S, Morris this week,
8.' —
DOWNING.
utilizing tlie moon and a bonfire for portance between capital and labor,
Supt; of Ceniten.tiaryi.-.....................
.
JOHN WEODERBURN, Managing Attorney,
throughout the land. The letter' in
Supt. Insane Asylum,... .DR. L. L. ROWLAND.
Our Mill City correspondent’s , * Salem has at last.about secured a light.
P. G. Box 463.
Washington, D. C.
question
says:
Honorably discharged soldiets and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late war,
criticism of Hflitor Hofer is worth bicycle ordinance ¡prohibiting bikes Oscar Qoodman W11! teach the Dear Sir:
are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disability
from being yun on the walks oh Mill C|ty School. Oscar is a very
COUNTY OFFICERS. reading-, and it is to the point,
was caused by service or not, and regardless of their pectmiaty eircfimstancesA
e
I
have
seen
no
account
of
WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death
pertain
streets,
'
capable young man aud tio doubt
was due to army service or not, if now dependent upon their own labor for Rapport. Widows
George L,.Sutherland after a rest
the hop growers meeting at Eugene not dependent upon their own labor are entitled?if the soldier’s death was due to service.
JutUe............................................. J. N. PUNCAN.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Irvine, of Tall­ will succeed.
Clerk,......:..;-...;:...........
N. NEEDHAM. of three weeks is again at work at
entitled (if under sixteen years) in almost all cases where there was no
last Saturday, but have been in­ widow, or slie has are
Slioriff,......
...J. A.McFERON.
since died or remarried.
'
T.
B.
Barnes
ancl
family
and
J.
R.
man, cqme over Wednesday, going
Recorder';:. .....J.................1). F. HARDMAN. counter hopping for S. M, Daniel.
PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither willow nor child,, provided soldier died in
formed
that
the
growers
present
Geddes and family will attend the
Treasurer,......................... P. G. MORRIS;
service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon th^ir own labor for sup­
on
up
to
Jordan
in
the
afternoon
to
J, W. Beaty and w'ife and ye edi-
■Commissioners.................. I J. W, PUGH,
agreed to establish the price for port. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late war or in regular army or
Old soldiers reunion at Mehama.
visit relatives.
•
♦ J. M. WATERS
picking at 25 cents for 7 bushel box navy.
School Superintendent, A. R. RUTHERFORD i tor of the P ress are attending the
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under other
Surveyor,.......’.....
E. T- T. FISHER Old Soldiers Reunion at Mehama,,
It now transpires that California One of Gates’ most respected es and 35 cents 'for 9 bushel boxes. laws, without losing any rights.
Coroner,.............. ....................
,..R. A. JAYNE
Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to
per month under the old law are entitled to
young
men,
a
son
of
Don
Smith
was
has an abundant hay supply, never­
higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pensioned, but
this -week.
killed by a falling limb, last week. I think they have made a great mis­ also for others, whether due to service or not.
CITY DIRECTORY.
theless
a
large
shortage
was
reported
Soldiers and sailors disabled in line of duty in regular army or navy since the war are also
John Goins does, not like the
Bud, as he was most familiarly take and showed a disposition to entitled,
whether discharged for disability or not.
OFFICIAI.
take
an
unfair
advantage,
of
labor
Survivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seniinole or Flor«
change of mail carriers,* as he now some time ago.
called, was a quiet, sober and indus-
Ida Indian Wars of 1832 to 1842, are entitled under a recent act.
Mrs.
Minerva
Mansfield,
of
Har
­
simply
because
times
are
hard.
Ma
can
only
see
his
best
girl
by
ipak,
Mexican-Wat soldiers and their widows also entitled, if sixty-two years of age or disabled
trtou.s young'’man, well liked by
...J........T. J, MUNKERS
AÇayor. -.
■
risburg, was taken to the.asylum for everybody, and while it is a most ny people are nearly compelled to Off dependent.
Recorder,.
.................RiSHELTON ing a special visit.
Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted undei
....... ..........T. W. DILLEY
Marshal....
pick
hops
in
order
to
lay
in
their
the
insane
at
Salem,
by
sheriff
Mc
­
later
laws
or
not.
..LEE BH.YEU.
Treasurer
'Robt. Giles was iq 'th|s vicinity
distieasing blow to his family, it is
Rejected claims reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal.
fWW RICHARDSON
of service and discharge obtained for soldiers and sailors of the late war who
several days last vveek rustling insu­ Feron,. Wednesday.
also an accident shocking to his ma­ winter supplies. Last year we got have Certificates
J J BARNES
lost their original papers.
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1 FRANK CRABTREE rance, and complained of doing a The German hop crop is so ny friends. j[e leaves a wife and 16 cents for our hops, and year be­
Send for laws and information. No charge for advice. No fee unless successful. Address,,
Council men,
4 C. S. HARNISH;
fore
18}
and
20
cents,
yet
we
only
I M M. PEERY
abundant this year, that that coun­ one child;
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
very -good business.
I T. SI. MUNKERS.
paid 40 and 50 cents for picking.
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
V. A J JOHNSON '
More sickness can be found in and try will not require to iinport any The Capitol .jpuraai of July 26, Labor did not complain but picked
contajnjMfe—t i u_its .ed i tori -
7-,^..,
L
WASHINGTON, D. C.
around Scio at the present time hops from other lands.
SCH OOIz BOARD
our hops, and growers made money. P.O. Box463.
Work has been commenced on al colutrms: ?
than
is
usual,
though
none
of
the
Now,
Because
the
price
Is
likely
to
( T.J. MUNKERS.
PEOPLE’S PART? PLATFORM.
“When it, (the gold reserve) gets
the Yaquina jetties again. The
eases are reported serious.
{ A. J. JOHNSON.
§c.fiool Directors,
not be over 10.or 12 cents, it seems
( G.L. SUTHERLAND-
so
low
that
gold
bonds
will
not
sell,
appropriation
of
$50,000,
will
be
THE OMAHA PLATFO.3.M.
,........ R. SHELTON
School; Clerk,:......,
Collins Elkins, of the L. E. Blain
We demand a national currency, safe, sou’(id
Uucle Sam may have to issue some that growers want to beat the pick­ and
Clothing Company, Albany is mak­ exenpded this summer.
flexible,
issued by the general govern­
FIRE DEPARTAIENT.
good, old fashioned greenbacks.” ers out of three-eights of their ment only, a full leg^I tender for all debts,
AND—
ing
a
tour
of
Southern
Oregon
and
The
P
ress is now moved into its
wages.
Is
this
fight?
If
so,
then
public
and
private,
and that without the use
vyheif Engineer,.................,........... E.O. HYDE.
banking corporations, a just equitable and
Assistant...............................M. M. PEERY. Eastern Oregon, on his bicycle;
new quarters, two doors north of (Tariff.)
trusts and combines are right. I of
efficient means of distribution, direct to the
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1,.....Wm. BRENNER.
“So long as Uncle Sam depends on
at a tax not to exceed 2 percent annum,
Foreman H. & L. Co, No.l,.......... J. L- RAy.
The principle avocatiqn of farmers the Bank of Scio, to which every- the gold bugs, they will bleed him.” for one, will not stand by any such people,
to be provided.as set forth in the subtreasury
(South side of bridge.)
plan
of
the
Farmers’ Alliance, or some better
.
body,
vyheu
at
leisure
is
invited
to
combination.
I
will
pay
40
cents
in the vicinity of Lebanon and for
SECRET SOCIETIES.
system, also by payments in discharge of its
(Tariff.) .
SCIO, OREGON.
for 7 bushel boxes—same as last obligations for public improvements.
five or six miles around now-a days, call,'
•’He cannot sit down on the gold year. And if I can get 10 cents for We demand the free and unlimited coinage
QCIO LODGE,A.F. & A.M. No 39 meets at their
Andrew
Vaughn,
while
painting
of silver and gold at tlie present legal ratio of J. J .Barnes
0 hall on the corner of Mill and Main Streets, is hauling straw to the paper mills.
bug tricksters, too soon.” (Tariff.) 1 my hops, I can clear more' money 16 to 1.
on the first Saturday evening on of before the
Having set up a shop in the above
We demand that the amount of the circulat­
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Curl went to the Macleay school house fell from
full moon of each month. Visiting brothers
medium be speedily increased, to not less line lam prepared to do firs-t-elass
the scaffolding, and received injuries “The life will not be crushed out ’ on 10 acres of land than any farmer ing
¿ordially. in vited to attend.
Portland
Tuesday.
They
went
on
than
fifty
dollars
per
capita.
E. O. H yde W.M.
of all our■. industries, as it now is
work on short notice. Give me a
demand a graduated income tax.
H enry CyRU?, S^c,
the account of Mrs. Curl, who will that may prove fatal, qn Tuesday by the continual fear of a gold pan­ ’ in Kane county can on 100 acres of I We
We believe that the moneys of the country trial. Charges reasonable.
evening.
wheat
this
year.
I
hope
that
every
should
be
kept
as
much
as
possible
in
the
EONIDAS LODGE, No 36,
the people, and hence we demand
(Tariff.)
L Knights of Pythias meets remain some days to receive med- It is quite gratifying to be able to ic. “ ” When
hop picker in Lane county will ab Aands all of national
and state revenues shail be
• every Tuesday evening at Ma­ ; ical treatement.
you depend on the mercy solutely refuse to pick hops for less chat
limited to the necessary expenses ecoponiically
sonic hall, on the corner of
note
that
not
a
single
tax
delinquent
and
honestly
administered.
Mill and Main streets, over
All of the Waterloo Development
We demand that postal savings banks be
Hibler, Shore <fc Holdredge’s
is to be found in Scio. They seem, of what one man or set of men have, than 40 cents for 7 bushel and 50 established
by the goveminent for the safe
store. Sojourning Knights in­ • Co’s, property was sold by the sher­
your government is at the mercy of cents
(
for 9 bushel boxes. We can lepoait of the earnings of the people and to
however,
to
be
plentiful
in
the
other
vited to meet with us.
facilitate exchange
w
_
T.J. C daxton , C.C. iff last Saturday. It was bid in by
those
men.
”
(Tariff.)
,
afford
to
pay
it,
even
if
hops
are
on
­
Transportation being a means of exchange
M.M. P eery , R. of R.’afid S*
the .plaintiff. E, P, McCornack, of towns of the ^county, for the list is
‘tThe government must cut loose | ly 10 cents, better than women and and a public necessity, the government should
unusually large.
IERDORFF LODGE, I.O.O.F. No. 54,meets
own and operate tlie railroads in tlie interest
’
Salem
for
$3349.
from the gold monopoly, or that , children can- afford to pick for 25 of the people.
every Wednesday evening at Masonic hall,
Carry a LARGE STOCK
D ^jjourning
brethren cordially invited tp attend.
The telegraph and telephone, like the post­
Tuesday, School Clerk, R. Shelton Had everybody cut the thistles monopoly will crush the govern- , and 35 cents. Let us live and let office
E. 0. HYDE, N. G.
system, being a necessity for the trans­
----- of——
jR. SHELToN, Rec. Sec.
mission of news, should be owned and operat-
|
of district 95, received a check from upon their premised before the seed ment, just'as it has crushed our in- live.
eb by the government in the interest of the
ripened, the atmosphere would not dustries.” (Tariff.)
CIO LODGE, No. 36, A, O. U. W., meets on
^
ancy
GROCERIES,
people.
J
County
School
Superintendent
Respectfully submitted,
first and third Monday nights’of each
S month.
The land, iucluding all the natural sources of
npw be filled with aqnoying floating “It is the only means, (gold basis)
Visiting Workmen cordially invited
1 Rutherford for $68.9.9.6, bein g Scio’s
wealth, is clie heritage of all the people, and
CROCKERY,
W. H. S paugh .
to meet with us.
substances,
that
will
fill
every
possL
should not be monopolized for speculative
by which the United States can be
F rank C rabtree , M, W.
portion
qf
the
August
appQr(ion-
nurposes, and alien ownership of land bliould
g
^»WARE,
Etc.
R t S hedto N, Rao.
ble crevice, and adhere to every­ brought to its knees for generations
oe prohibited. All lands now held by railroads
Suffocated by Gas.
ment.
and. other corporations in excess of their
thing
of
an
adhesive
nature.
BSTTIighest
price
paid
for country
CHURCH*»
to come, to do the bidding of Great
actual needs and all lands owned by alien
A. T. McCully, of near Lebanon
reclaimed by the government and produce, IJon’t forget the place, on
Information reached Albany last -houldbe
We
learn
from
J:
W.
Compton
Britain.
”
held for actual settlers only.
ISSIONARY BAPTIST. Services the sec­ was in town Saturday, who' with who was up in the vicinity of Snow
Second and Ellsworth Sts., Albany*
STATE PLATFORM.
“Bank of England notes are good Friday, that Baker Mansell, a far-
ond Sunday of each month at 11 a.nf., and his folks were bound for Jordan for
M '¡f;3&
PRE A BLE—r- Assembled on tlie birthday
pi m. at the M. E. church.
Peak,
Tuesday,
that
there
are
no
iner
living
near
Knox
Butte,
while
around
the
world,
because
she,
R ev . C. C. S perry , Pastor. I a few days visit. While here he
of the soldier-statesman [Jackson,] whose mili­
Executor’s Notice.
huckleberries in that locality. Per­ (England) would sink her last ship digging a well, was overcome by tary genius destroyed the last attempt to sub­
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M. paid this office a visit. Such visits
jugate tliis nation b,y force, and whose far-
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
sons who have contemplated going and sacrifice the last Englishman’s gas, and before he could be drawn fighted statesmanship afterwards foiled for a
( J and 7: 30 P. M., on the fourth Sunday in
each month. Sunday School every Sunday at maketh the heart of . the. printer
time all attempts to fasten upon us the vicious whom it may concern, that I have filed my
there
for
the
purpose
of
gathering
out
of
the
well
he
was
suffocated
10 A.M, The public cordially invited, to at
blood to maintain her credit.”
financial system of Great Britain, we, the Peo­ final account in the matter of the estate of
glad.
tend.
’s Party of the state of Oregon, resolved to •
huckleberries, can go elsewhere.
“Why are government bonds as and died within a few minutes. He ple
Eld. B. F. Bonnell, Pastor.
regain financial independence and to recover William Montgomery, deeased, in the county
The Halsey News wants somebody
our
industrial prosperity, lost to us by the in­ court of Linn county, Oregon, and that said
had
been
blasting
in
the
rock
at
the
/CUMBERLAND PRESBYTRRlAN. Services
A
large
force
of
workingmen
are
good as gold? Because the good
competency, dishonesty, corruption and cow­
the third Sunday in each month at the M. to beat this record, George Ward
bottom of the well the day before, ardice alike of‘ the Republican ancl Democratic court has set Monday, tlieSjd d&y of September
engaged
at
the-
South
Santiam
faith
of.
the
nation
is
pledged
to
Rz. church, ^t 11 A. M. and 7 B. M.
has seventy ffve acres of land sown
do hereby make the following declara- 1894t at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day,
R ev . O. A W ooley , Pastor.
and was not aware of the presence parties,
rion of principles, reaffirming and giving our for the hearing of all objections thereto and
acres bridge on the O. P., running out a make them good.”
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at tfie ME in oats. The. seventy-five
cordial adherence to the national platform the settlement of the same Therefore, all
or
the
deadly
gas
until
he
was
sud
­
crib and rock breakwater to protect
on first Sunday' of each month
“Does anyone imagine the credit
adopted at Omaha, July 4, 1862:
P at church
made 4000 bushels, which is 5,3|
11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
demand a constitutional convention persons having any objections to said final
the hank from washing out and save and faith ojeur country could not if denly overcome by it. The man .Lt I. the We
R ev . D ani ^ d B ridges , Pastor.
earliest possible date to revise our con- account,_are hereby notified and required to
bushels
to
the
acre.
“
This,
”
re
­
who
w
is
helping
him,
w
hon-he-dw--
-
silthtlonmn
dr-in clnde therein the initiative-
TLfRTHODIST EPISCOPAL. Ser vices on the
building
a
new
span
to
the
bridge;
referendum in its obligitory form, and file the same with tlie clerk of said court, on
XvA fourth Sunday of each month.
marks the News, “by far knocks The water is so low now that there wisely di reeled «joe successfully in­ covered that Mansell was unable to and
Jiat the hew constitution be referred to the or before said date.
[To be supplied.]
terposed
between
a
general
collapse
the eye out of any thing we have is no difficulty in carrying o.qt the
people for approval. We recommend that all
H oward M ontgotiiery , Executor.
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday at
that must ultimately come along come up. hastened after help. He our candidates for the legislature individually
W. R. Bilyeu, Attorney.
pledge themselves in writing to this effect.
U M. E. Church, at 3 S. P. M. M. D aniel , Sup’t. heard of this year.
found
Frank
Archibald,
who.
went
work.
the present line of procedure, and
J. we demand that all propevty shall be as-
Harvest is getting well along in
at its cash value, and there shall be no
. C. T^U. meets on Tuesdays after tne sec
The residence of Mr. H. B. secure for us a stable and flexible down in the well and brought up i sessed
leduction for indebtedness without a corres-
ond and fourth Sundays in each month, at the Albany prarie, The threshing
W
the unconcious man, but he was teo ► oonclmg taxable credit in the assessor’s district;
Sprenger, near Shedd, was burned financial system??’
2 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
I and all mortgages shall be declared real estate
of fall wheat is through with and on Sunday with its contents. - The
Sec; Mrs. A. O Smith. Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill.
the purpose of taxation and be assessed in
“A wise credit basis, is what we far gone to be resusciated. Mansell [ for
rhe county where the security exists.
the run on spring grain is now un­
at
Knox
recently
bought
a
farm
house was insured for $600 and the will come to.” 1
3. We demand the enactment of a law for-
der .way. The yield of- fall wheat contents for $200 or $300. The loss
i bidding the sale of pi’o.perty on execution, un-
I have not space for any more Butte of I. D. Miller. He had no ieos the proceeds of such sale shall equal at
generally, is but fifty per cent of an
family
and
was
aged
about
45.
east 80 per cent, of tlie appraised value of said
BUSINESS POINTERS.
will be considerable more than that
COPYRIGHTS
property in addition to costs of collection.
average crop, while better results as the house was a very good one quotations from this remarkable ed­
CAW I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For a
4. We demand that no attorney fees be acl-
itorial,
but
he,
(Hofer)
goes
on
to
Srompt answer and an honest opinion, write to
Fatal.
Accident.
j
judged
in
favor
of
the
creditor
other
than
the
are
expected
from
spring
grain.
Subscribe for the P ress .
i
11) NN CO.» who have had nearly fifty years’
and was .well furnished. The origin state that we have not one tenth of
costs now' provided by the sratute,
experience in the patent business. Communica­
5. We demand the total abolition of fish
tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of In­
Get your trespass notices printed Jack Heltemus, street comtniss- of the fire was unknown.
the gold necessary to pay the bonds,
formation
concerning Patents and how to ob­
fish weirs and fish'wheels, and of all
A very lamentable but unforseen [raps,
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan«
stationary gear in tide waters, and effectual
er at Eugene, mysteriously dis-
on cloth at this office,
ical and scientific books sent free.
It is expected that the Oregon but that the credit of the nation is accideut at Gates, Marion county, on regulation
of all salmon nets, gill, and sein nets.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
6. We demand the abolition of the state
Special notice in the Scientific American, and
Patronize yonr home paper. It 1 appeared last Wednesday, On Fri- state fair will this year pay expenses all sufficient. He states that Eng­ the North Santiam, took place on railroad
commission and the enactment of a
thus are brought widely beiore the public with­
day
the
body
was
found
in
the
maximum
passenger
and
freight
law.
cost to the inventor. This splendid paper,
works for your interests.
as Portland will not have a fair. land has not one-fourth the gold Wednesday. Mr. Albert Smith, 7. We demand the abolition of the Oregon out
issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far the
Willamette below town. His face
largest circulation of any scientific work in the
al Guard.
Gold and silver watches, reduced was somewhat bruised and bloody, The management is making every necessary to redeem her treasury son of Mr. Don Smith of that place Nation
world.
S3 a year. Sample copies sent free.
8. We favor a system of inspection and
Building Edition, monthly, $2.50 a year. Single
of grains at the point of shipment.
copies, S5 cents. Every number contains beau­
prices. -French thejeweler, Albany. but it is .not known whether he ! exertion to get attractions that will notes, but her credit is back of was engaged in cutting down a tree. grading
9. We condemn the action of the last legis­
tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new
. them all. He pokes fun at the idea
assembly of the state of Oregon for its
houses, with plans, enabling builders to show the
All parties who have contracted committed suicide, fell in by acci­ draw a crowd. Even a lot of Si- that a currency depending on the A limb caught and was broken ofi lative
latest designs and secure contracts. Address
lavish expenditure of the funds of the state in
and
in
the
rebound
caught
the
MGZNN & CO., N ew Y ork . 361 B roadway .
unnecessary and useless appropriations,
wood, with us, should deliver it as dent or whether he was the victim washes are to be there to furnish credit of the nation will be a depre­
whereby
taxation
was
enormously
increased
young
man,
striking
him
on
the
amusements
for
the
thousands
that
at
a
time
when
wise
statesmanship
and
good
soon as practicable.
of foul play.
ciated currency.
should lie ve been exercised in re­
head crushing his skull, and killing judgment
TIME TABLE
lieving the people of the grievous burdens
J. C, Littler, dentist. Albany, Ore; 1 “JL know an old soldier who had pare expected to pass through the Yet one of the ¿clitors of the Jour­ him instantly.
already existing.
S. P. R. R. (SCIO BEANCH).
gates.
10.
We
denounce
the
corrupt
and
wicked
gives the public as near painless chronic diarrhoea of long standing to
nal was elected on the Republican He was about 25 years of age, had disregard of the law in the issuance of addi­
Trains Daily (Except Sunday)
dentistry as anyone,
An exciting race occured on the ticket, by that party to the Oregon been married about a year or more tional United States interest-bearing gold
■have ..been permanently cured by
bonds at the instigation and in the interest of
LEAVE.
ARRIVE,
H, A. Leninger, D. D. S., dentist taking-Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera O, P., 15 miles this side of Yaquina legislature and calls his paper a re­ and had one child, and was an esti tlie money-lenders of America and Europe.
11. We demand the abolition of the specific 10.00 a.m.;
Scio,
ill .15 a. in
Dr. Gray’s old stand, Albany. Teeth and Diarrhoea Remedy,” says Ed. a short time ago. The contestants publican paper.
! mable and a most highly respected I contract law.
11.00a. mJ
WestScio,
:10.15 a. in’
demand retrenchment in state, coun
1.30p.m.;
Scio,
i 2.45 p. m a
without plates a specialty. All work Shumpik, a prominent druggist of were a horse on the track just Again, in an August issue, the man, in fact a universal favorite. I fey 12. and We
municipal government, particularly, a
2.30p. mJ
We»t.Scio,
i 1.45 p.m«
Minneapolis,
Min.
“
I
have
sold
the
ahead
of,
and
a
train.
The
race
reduction
in
official
salaries
where
they
are
in
Journal speaks of the populists as His young wife and parents will excess ofreasonable remuneration for services
warranted.
G eo . F erguson , Manager.
remedy
for
over
seven'years
and
continued
for
about
5
miles,
fast
and
political
“
Coxeyites.
”
He
seems
to
rendered,
and
the
abolition
af
all
feesand
per
­
have the sympathy of the entire
<
Get your hop tickets printeh at
quisites.
this office. We have an especially consider it superior to any other slow, over cattle guards, small have forgotten that populist editori­ community.—Albany Herald.
medicine
now
on
the
market
for
bridges,
etc.,
till
a
large
bridge
was
al
of
July
26.
Administrator's Sale.
tough and pliable card board to use
Delinquent Tax Roll.
bowel complaints.” 25 and 50 cent reached, when a farmer drove the
He calls for money issued on the
for that purpose.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VENTO ALL WHOM
bottles of this remedy for sale by J. horse from the track.
it. may concern that the undersigneds he duly
credit of the nation; so do the popu­
qualified and acting administrator
S. E. Young, of Albany, has just S. Morris, Druggist.
The delinquent tax roll which appointed,
lists.
of and for the estate of Henry S. Hirons, de­
The
new
wings
to
the
state
reform
received his Spring and Summer
was
placed
in
the
hands
of
Sheriff
ceased, will on from and after the
He calls for the government to
22nd day of September, 1894,
line of Jackets and Capes—a partic­ Hardly any one believes in Pi of school building are now complete,
Falb
’
s
predictions;
yet-
nearly
every
­
cut
loose from the gold bugs; so McFeron Monday for collection is sell at private sale as per order ot the Honora,
ata
cost,
of
$45,000.
Oregon
’
s
bad
ularly fine line of novelties.
much
larger
than
last
year.
The
to
ble
County
Court of Linn county, state of Ore­
body is talking about them, and ma­ boys are somewhat of an expensive do the populists.
for cash inland, or on six months time
tai amount of delinquent taxes is gon,
Owing to a reduction in the price ny are being influenced in a meas­
with n te and first mortgage security on the
He
says
th^iresen
t
depression
is
the land sold, the following described prem­
of material, l am now able to make ure by them. Tlie idea of a tidal luxury. As there, are .less than 100 due to deijtding^h a gold basis; so $48,037.22,. itemized as follows: ises.
to wit:
bad boys there now; and the new
BrahfeT'county
and
school"
$37,369.89;
Tlie East t<?of 'the North’ East\< of t-hc Nor th
a set of the best teeth for $10.
wave 90 feet high sweeping across wings with the main building will do the po^niists.
East of section 6, of township 10. South o.
J. C. L ittler , Dentist,
polls,
1161:
cities
of.
Albany.,
Browns
Range 1 West of tlie Willamette meridian,’ in
the Pacific is of itself a staggerer; furnish adcomodations tor about 250,
Populists can take courage when
Linn county, Oregon,-containing 20 acres.more
Tweedale block, Albany, Ore,
the idea of New York city being it will be seen that i.t will not be a prominent»republican so far for­ ville, Halsey, Lebanon, Sodaville, or less; also, the South \Ve>t X of the South
East Xof the South East of section 31, town­
$6389.63;
school
districts,
$3116.70.
When in Albany and needing any submerged by a submarine upheaval necessary to erect any more new gets himself as to tell the truth in
ship 9. South of range 1 West of Willamette
in Linn county, Oregon, containing
thing in the shoe line, call at S. E. is more startling yet, and how re- buildings, for a year or two, at least-. so positive away. Query: Is Hof­ A warrant has been placed in the meridian,
ten [10] acres more or less; and containing in
hands of the sheriff for collecting all
thirty acres, more or less.
Young’s store, corner First and diculous the statement, one pauses.
a
er-
a
republican,
a
populist,
or
this delinquent tax ancl after a Dated this the 16th day of August, 1894.
A special session of the county
Broadalbin Sts., where a line of nov­ The conjunction, of two planets may court was held Tuesday, Commiss­ democrat, orus he a rascal?
A. P. HlBONS,
reasonable time for settlement, a
Administrator pf the estate
elties as well as staple goods can have an influence on the earth and
of Henry S. HifÒnàFdccaased.
levy will be macle upon property for
ioners
Pugh
and
Waters
and
Judge.
sort of shake the balance; but there
N.M. N ewport ,
The Reform School
always be found.
all unpaid taxes.
Duncan-went over.to the Sanderson
Attorney for Administrator.
If you desire' the Scio P ress and is little likelihood of anything seri­ bridge to ascertain what r.-'pairs
Awarded
Last Sunday, Monroe Ward and
Hog Owners Attention.
have not the money to spare, solicit ous. At. the same time -many will­
Highest Honors—World’s Fair.
and obtain four cash subscribers feel like being on the safe side, aod were needed, They found that one daughter Lizzie, paid a.visit to the
Parties wishing to breed to my
• among your neighbors at $1.50 each, it may be predicted visitors at the of the piers needs protection and reform school, to see their son and
thoroughbred Ohio Improved Ches­
aud we will send .vou the P ress for
other repairs, for which bids were brother Johnnie Ward. They found
Bay
will
watch
the
waves
a
little
ter boar can now do so at the low
one year free. Or make up a club of
rate of $1 each or 2 bushel of good
K at $1.25 each (12.50), and we will more closely. People.owning prop­ received last night and a contract him hale and hearty, the new loca
will
be
let
probably
today.
It
has
clean wheat. The boar can be found
send you the paper free.
lion evidently agreeing with him.
erty at Nye Creek need not be con­
at my place 1 mile west of Munkers
My boy was taken with a disease cerned. The bank is at least ninety long been a problem- with former Besides Johnnie there are five oth
Station.
J. C. Munkers.
county
boards
what
to.do
with
San
­
er hoys from Albany: Garfield Sut­
resembling the bloody flux. The feet high, probably one hundred.
Maztat Report.
first thing I thought of was Cham ; ■ A sixty font wave of course would derson’s bridge, the ■ current of the ton, Phelix Hamilton, A. Bhamford
S'-to Q uotations
berlain’s Colic, Cholera and - Diar­ dash up against the bank and send Santiam is so destructive to its safe­ Christie Black and Harry Dodder.
ty,
and
the
present
board
are
still
Wheat,
38
?ts. per bu.
All
the
boys
are
getting
along
nice
­
rhoea Remedy. Two closes of it its foam clear over onto the firs.
Oats,
25’’
wrestling with the question.
ly. There are 92 in all. As this is
H
settled, the matter and cured him Along Nye Creek itself it would un
Flout $3 00
bbl.
C *
vacation there is no school, and the
Bran ”1000
ton.
sound and well. I hearti’y recce? dohbcedly tear things and Mr. Blain
The Cheapest Offer Yet.
• c
Middlings 16
boys dress in their woiking clothes
mend this remedy to all persons i S. G; Irvine, Prof. Condon and sev­
ress
Chop, $16 per ton.
during
week
days;
on
Sundays
they
eral
others
would
only
have
their
suffering from a like complaint. I
We have macle arrangements with | wear a very neat grey uniform.
Potatoes. 50cts per bushel.
will answer any inquiries regarding ; lots left, while in Newport First the Oregonian Publishing Company
Eggs, 10c. per ioz.
The visitors
could see' no evidence
.
_ ____
Buttei, 10
per lb.
it when stamp is inclosed. I refer • street would be cleaned out, and the by which we can supply you with.. | nf
1
flip,
mnnupft-
Weekly Oregonian and the (of the severe criticisms the manage-
MOST PERFECT MADE.
Hams, 12 per lb.
to any county official,as to my relia­ • .government would have ,to maker The
both
journals
I
ment
received
recently
through
the
Scio W eekly P ress , both journals merit received recently through the ; pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free Shoulders. 8c per lb.
bility. W m . R oach , J. P. Prirmoy, , another appropriation for repairing for one year for only $2, This offer newspapers, the boys being well sat-
sat­ •om An’monia/Alum or any other adulterant
Bacon, 10c per lb.
Campbell Co.j Tenn. For sale by J. - the jetties. But will the wave is only for new subscribers and when | isfiecl, aud fond of both' teachers and
Lard. 10c per lb.
.4.0
YEARS
THE
STANDARD.
paid in advance.
[managers.—Telescope.
come?—Democrat.
Chickens,2 50 per doz.
8. Morris, Druggist.
i
ISOGAL BREVITIES.
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Wag©» Shop,
ALBANY
OGN.
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