*0
of plaintiff.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Oregon Pacific.
Mrs. G.’ E. Matthews has been
Charles Henry vs M Van Alstine et
quite sick this week.
L yons L eaflets .
A well known railroad official is al. Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson is improving
J T Hendrex vs C C Baber et al.
fRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1894, but is still confined to her room.
James Garver has peen building authority foruthe statement that Partition. C Ç. Barber appointed ;
Marcus Daly, the Montana million­
George L. Sutherland, last Friday, his
I new house and will soon pave it aire, and several associates will of­ guardian ad litem for all minors. :
STA TE OFFICERS- went to Oakland on a visit* to his completed.
». ï « à
<
Land ordered sold bÿ M Cunning
Mrs. J. C. Lyons has gpne tp Am­ fer a bid for the Oregon Pacific rail­ ham and cause continued.
father.
road
when
it
is
sold
under
thp
ham
Governor,........... .SYLVESTER PENN0YER.
to visit her father, who has
The Masons are considering the ; ity,
J
She. of State,...;;
.......... GEO. W. McBRIDE.
mer at porvaliis in December. The J B Comley 'vs Jas H Shahan.
...PHIL^MEl
Treasurer....................-,
—- -.---- , - ’SCHAN.
----- .
been very sick,
Supt. of Pub. Instruction,.... E. B. MctfLROY. proposition of lighting their ball by
sale
has been set for the latter part Ordered that petitioner be restored
Rev. Myers who has been holding
r w .” p 7 lord ^
Is an old deception.
!
of
that
month, and it is understood to hiß estate as prayed for.
Supreme Court,............... .......... 1 R. s . bean . electricity.
a protracted meeting at the Meth­
I F. A. MOORE.
that
there
will
be
mere
than
one
Joe Cary is doing the clerk act odist church, wid continue another
M Rosenheim vs F & MI Co, re­
Clerk Board S. L. Com’rs, I,.......:G. W.DAVIS.
We niake nq such
Supt. of Penitentiary,...... .... ..G. S.' DOWNING.
bidder ready to put up mopey for its covery of money. Honsuit on mo­
$upt. Insane Asylum,... • DR.L.L. ROWLAND. at H. S. & H’s, store in the, absence ' i week.
of R. E. Hibler.
Mr. J. L. Berry will move his purchase. Marcus Daly, it is said, tion of deft, plff not being feady for
djrect communication for trial.'
The
day
of
sale
of
the
Q.
P.,
is
COUNTY OFFICERS. now placed between the 17 and 22 of family into town for the Winter, desires
Samuel Merritt ys F & I Co, re­
from Berry Qre.
(M) his great mining output to the sea­ covery of money. Same as above.
coast. His real purpose fti buying
Judge................................. i.......... -J. N. DUNCA&. December next.
Clerk,......L.;....N. NEEDHAM.
D etroit D ots .
the road is not positively known, James C Reid vs F & M I Co, re­
R. E. Hibler and A- J- Johnson
Sheriff,....... .......................'- - J. A.. McFERON.
Recorder’, ;,........................D. F. HARDMAN.
but it is supposed he expects to con­ covery of money. Same as above, But have ready to show and
went
over
to
Albany
Tuesday,
rum
­
Treasurer,.:..;.,........... .
?.. Q. 'MORRIS.
J. M. Hollingsworth and Wesley tinue its construction from its pres­ Joseph Wild et al Vs P M 1 Co.
Gominiasionerd:.1 J.'W, PUGH.
Sell a large number. of
A J. M. WATERS. or saith for a special purpose.
Downs, of this place went to Scio to ent eastern terminus in the Cas­ .recovery of money. Same as above.
School Superintendent, A. R. RUTHERFORD.
The pld visitor, commonly known hibernate, last week.
Surveyor,...................... -E. T, T. FISHER
cades fo Montana. Receiver Charles Paine & Co vs F M I Co, recov­
Coroner,.....
.........R. A. JAYNE as the grippe, is piaking Jiis visits
H. A. Pease has sold his ranch to Clark has Remonstrated since he ery of money. Slame as above.
to quite a number of our people in a David Sherick, lately from Ohio;
ÇITY DIRECTORY.
took charge of the affairs of the S Winetjerg ye E & M I Co, re­
mild form.
consideration
$3,00Q.
company last January, that the road covery of money, nonsuit on mo
OFFICIAI,.
áí
Rev. A. J. Jarnigan will hold ser­ A corporation' was formed here might be made a paying property, tion of plff.
vices
at
the
M.
E.
church,
in
this
....... ,...T. J. HUNKERS
this week to erect a town hall, and in coesefljfence it is attracting E F Wyatt vs Harrisburg Mercan­
Mayor. ..
...............it. SHELTON city, on next Saturday and Sunday,
Recorder,..
tile Co,- possession of personal prop­
Work began Thursday. The prop- the attention of capitalists.
......... T. W. DILLEY
Marshal....
................LEE BI l YEU Nov. 4 and 5.
Treasurer.,
erty. Continued Qn motion of
osition
is
to
build
a
commodious
1WW RICHARDSON
Îarried,
deft.
Mr. Hankins vvas gathering ap­ i building. The stock was rapidly
J J BARNES
W E Gitchens vs Jphn T McNeil,
ples at A. E. Randall’s Monday, taken and the building will be HIBLERr-LOGAN.—On Wednes-
Councilmen,
WELL MADE.
SOLID. «
• ®
atSe’ residence recovery of money. Continued.
and by some means fell from a tree, pushed to completion as rapidly as dSy
Milton Hale >vs J H and
J
FRANK CRABTREE
-
Lx^i^ia th is city,
cracking, one pf his ribs.
possible.
C. S. HARNISH.
Elder AT. Bonrie.1T officiating, Townsend1 et al.' Fore of mtg. De­
•M BOARD.
M PEERY
HANDSOME
AND CHEAP
SCnOOL
Most of our hunting parties upon
Smith & Smith’s saw mill keeps Lillie Loyan to R. E. Hibler.
, X.
M. HUNKERS.
I A J JOHNSON
their return from the mountains re­ jabbing away on lumber. They The contracting parties, are well cree as prayed for in complaint.
f T.J. MUNKERS.
L Foley ys S O Wallace et al.1
Schoo) Directors,
I A. J. JOHNSON.
port but small successe. and that turn out the best product on the known in Scic. ¿nd vicinity; Mr.
enough, to make them the most
( G.L. SUTHERLAND-
Fore of mtg. Decree on pleadings.
School Clerk,.......
......... R. SHELTON the mountains are full of hunters. river.
Hibler being a member of the mer- A H Logan ys Anges Logan. Di­
satisfactory suits offered to fhe trade.
The man with the new store The weather is pleasant here, chandising firm of Hibler, Shore & vorce; evidence taden and case sub­
SECRET SOCIETIES
scales has been doing our town this albeit a trifle rainy; in fact Detroit Holdredge of.this place, while the mitted.
bride is one of Scio’s popular ladies.
QCIO LODGE,A.F. & A.M. No39meets fit their week. They gre a beauty and gome claims to be in the bpnanza belt.
State of Oregon vs J W Cusick &
KJ hall on the corner of Mill and Main streets, of our merchants may invest.
They
took the morning train for Co; it appearing that there are no
W.
J.
Culver,
of
Salem,
was
up
on the first Saturday evening on or before the
full moon of each month. Visiting brothers
The butcher shop was decorated Wednesday, to do some surveying. Portland, from which place they escheat funds in the bank the cause
pordially invited to attend.
E, O. H yde W.M.
with
a new shingle roof this \yeek, There were six real-estate transfers will go north to visit the cities on was dismissed without costs.
HisNBY C yrus , S oo .
,
as
was
thp blacksmith shop of that day and on tflp following-riots the Sound, and after a tour of sever­ State vs the First Fational Bank;
eonidas lodge , No 36.
al weeks, return to take up then-
Knights
of
Pythias
meets
Barnes
&
Munkers, on thp south of business.
In the way of
same as above,
L every Tuesday evening at Ma side.
­
residence in the building recently State vs ISank of Brownsville;
A
tree
fell
across
the
Breitenbush
sonic hall, .on the corner of
Mill and Mgin streets, over
T. W. Dilley and G. M. Coffey re­ bridge Wednesday, notbeing a vacated by John ,Gill and family. same as above.
Hibler, Shore & Holdredge’s
store. Sojourning Knightsin- turned last Saturday from their trip very large one it did no damage.
The P ress joins the many friends
State vs Bank of Scio; same as
vited' to meet with us.
Rev. A. Brady preached morning in extending congratulations.
T. J. C laxton , C. C. to the mountains, and report four
,
above*
M. M. P1BEBY, R.ofR. andS.
deer as the result of their ad yen and evening last Sunday, in one of We acknowledge the receipt of ' State vs c N White; plead not
IAIERDORFF L odge , 1.0.0. F. N q . 54, meets
the O. P. coaches, that being the several pieces of the various cakes
A-* every Wednesday evening at Masonic hall. fures.
guilty; will he tried on Tuesday.
Sojourning brethren cordially invited to attend
most available place.
which we pronounce yery fine.
E. Of HYDE, N. G.
--Wednesday night was Hallowe’en
Oregon vs Duron Boggs; defend-
Detrpit is by far the liveliest
H. SHELToN, Rec. See.
but most of the1 boys either forgot
IVlrrriages have been a scarce ar- ■ ant failed to apper and bond was
CIO LODGE, No. 36, A, O. U. 'V?., njeets on
town on the North Santlam.
first and third Monday nights pf each it or have reforrned, as very little
tide in and about Scio during the i forfeited*
S month.
Visiting Workmen cordially 'invited
deviltry was indulged in along the The Rock Creek Flume and dum­ recent summer and fall. Which is Lottie Huntef vs A R Hunter,
tp meet with us.
ber
Company'use
up
about
6
cars
of
F bank C rabtree , M. W.
usual line.
it, boys; scarcity of girls or hard divorce; decree for plaintiff and di­
R, S hblto N, Rec.
—
logs wpekly, The Q. P. hauls them
R. B. miller is making quite ex­ from Needle’s place to the mill for times?
vorce granted with costs.
ILflSSrONARY BAPTIST. Services the sec-
M Bermond vs the F & M I Co,
LVA ond Sunday of each month at 11 a.m., and tensive improvements to his prop-
$5 pdr car; the distance is about 11 For a pain in the side or chest
7:30 p. m. at the M. E. church.
R kv . C. C. S pebby , Pastor. , erty on the south side, in the way of miles.
there is nothing so good as a piece recovéry of money; nonsuit on mo­
T he J udge .
tion of defendant, plaintiff notbeing
CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M. new walks and a veranda to the
of flannel dampened with Chamber­
and7: 30 P.M., on the fourth Sunday in front of his house.
C HRISTIAN
Literal?
Organized.
each month. Sunday School every Sunday at
loin’s Pain Balm, and bound on over ready for trial.
10 A.M. The public, cordially invited to at
D.
Myers,
during
the
past
few
the seat of pain. It affords prompt W S Denham vs L A Woodie et al
tend.
Pursuant
to
previous
annopnee-
fore of mtg, heerd pn pleadings of
Eld. B. F. Bonnell, Pastor.
days has been dangerously sick.
ment the Scio Literary met at the and permanent relief and if used in testimony, parties to furnish trans-
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Dr. Annie Jefferies, of Salem, came
time
will
often
prevent
a
cold
from
City Hall on last Saturday evening
crist of testimony by Nov 10, 1894.
Uheif Engineer,.............................E.O. HYDE up last Sunday, and remained for for the purpose of electing officers resulting in pneumonia. This same
T J Munkers Vs G W Johnson and
Assistant.,.............................. M. M. PEERY. ¡two or three days attending him.
treatment
is
a
sure
cure
for
lame
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1,....... Wm. BRENNER.
for the year, and the appointment
Mary
P Johnson et al. Fore of mtg.
Foreman H. & L. Co. No.l,................ J. L- RAy.
S. W. Gaines, a few days ago of the usual standing committees. back. For sale by J. S. Mprris & Co. default and decre.
left an ear of corn at the Scio Land The officers elect are:
In the matter of the Oregon Me-
QIBCVIT COURT,
LOCAL BREVITIES,
Co’s office, that breaks the record as Prof. V- B. Goin,
President
tallio Paint Co, claims allowed and
to number of grains grown thereon. Miss Ella Cary,
V. President The grand jury found true bills approved and ordered that the pro
•Visiting cards printed at this of­ Over 800 is the record now. Who Maud Bilyeu,
Recording
Sec. against A P Evertson for burgular rata dividend be paid and cause
e.ai i
fice.
lohli
wiiftu fur assisting a "Con-traraedî
Get your trespass notices printed
Miss May Morris came down from C. S. Harnish,
Treasurer prisoner fo escape,
PEOPLE’S FARTY PLATFORM.
pn cloth at this office.
the Mineral Springs Seminary last
PROGRAMME.
Stinson & Hebblewhite vs the
ALBANY OGN
THE OMAHA PLATFORM.
Mrs. O. B. Gyrus was visiting in Saturday, made a short visit with
Farmers & Merchants Insurance Co, We demand a national currency, safe, sound
COPYRIGHTS
her
friends
and
returned
Sunday.
and
flexible,
issued
by
the
general
govern
­
The
following
is
the
programme
Garry a LARGE STOCK
Salem, last week.
recovery of money; nonsuit on mo­ ment only, a full legal tender for all debts,
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For a
prompt
answer
and an honest opinion, write to
She reports matters favorably and for next Saturday evening, the first tion of defendant; plaintiff to serve public
and private, and that without the use
-- of——
MUNN & CO«, who have had nearly fifty years*
Latest novelties in Ladies Jackets enjoys school life at the Springs.
of banking corporations, a just equitable and
experience in the patent business. Communica­
real
meeting:
efficient
means
of
distribution,
direct
to
the
bill of exceptions on defendant by
tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of In­
at S. E. Young’s, Albany.
^GROCERIES,
people, at a tax not to exceed 2 per cent annum', ■
formation concerning Patents and how to ob­
Will Bilyeu had the misfortune Recitation—Cora Alexander.
Nov. 10, same to be settled at cham­ to be provided as sec forth in the subtreasury
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of median-
leal and scientific books sent free.
plan of the Farmers’ Alliance, or some better
Gold and silver watches, reduced the other day, to have a piece of Song—five little girls.
CROCKERY,
bers at Salem Nov. 15
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
system, also by payments in discharge of its
special notice in the Scientific American, and
prices. French the jeweler, Albany. steel driven into his leg while Recitation—I npz Munkers,
obligations
for
public
improvements.
,
Hiller & Hoffman vs Farmers & We demand the free and unlimited coinage
thus are brought widely before the public with­
® vood | n WARE, Etc,
out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper,
Roots and shoes of every grade—, working with a steel wedge. Dr. Recitation—-Winnie May.
Merchants Insurance Co, recovery of of silver and gold at the present legal ratio of ^©"Highest price paid for country issued weekly, elegantly illustrated^ has by far the
largest circulation of any scientific work in the
to 1. ..
world. S3 a year. Sample copies sent free.
men, women and children-—at S. E. E. O. Hyde probed the wound about Song, Quartette—’Messrs 8. I. money; continued on motion of 16 We
demand that the amount of the circulat­ produce. Don’t forget the place, on
Building Edition, monthly, $2.50 a year. Single
ing medium be speedily inbre^sed to not less'
three inches, but was unable to find Shore, O. B, Cyrus, M. M. Peery plaintiff.
copies, 35 cents. Every number contains beau­
Young’s, Albany.
than fifty'dollars per capita.
Second and Ellsworth sts., Albany. tiful
plates, in colors, and photographs of new
We
demand
a
graduated
income
tax.
and
Chas.
Voung.
the
metal.
houses,
with plans, enabling builders io show the
J W Ralls vs The Farmers & Mer­ We believe that the .moneys of the country
Mrs. Johnson, of Salem, mother
latest designs and secure contracts. Address
should
be kept as much as possible in the
MUNN & co., new Y ork . 361 B roadway .
Colloquy
—
Maud
Bilyeu,
Ollie
chants
Insurance
Co,
recovery
of
T.
L.
Dugger
and
wife
went
to
visiting
in
the
of A- J., has been
hands of the people, and hence wê demand
that all national and state revenues shail be
Albany Wednesday, where Mrs. D. Morris, Cora Munkers, Kate Cary, money; continued by consent.
TIME TABLE
city during the past week.
to the necessary expenses economically
Sam Carroll, respondent, vs L H limited
S, P. B. R. (SCIO BRANCH).
and honestly administered.
J. S. Morris received a letter from will visit, while T. L. goes to Port­ Homer Bilyeu and Guy McKnight.
We demand that postal savings banks be
Laselle, appellant; appeal; dis­ established
by the government for the safe
Trains Daily (Except- Sunday)
his son Fred, recently, ih which he land on business. In the meantime
Pied.
depoait of the earnings of the people and to
missed.
the
photo
man
will
try
to
steer
the
says he may be home in a few
facilitate exchange.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE,
ship. If anybody should take a OSBORN.—At Shelburn on Tuesday Enoch Cyrus et al vs Warren B Transportation being' a means of exchange to go
months.
Oct. 30, 1294, Mrs. Susan Osborn. Cyrus et al, partition; recalled refer­ and a public necessity, the government should
10.0,0 a. in.i
111.15 a. in
Scio,
own and operate the railroads in the interest
11.00 a. mJ
West Scio,
110.15 a. in
Bev. Jenkins of Independence notion towant to “lick the editor” Deceased was born near Lexing­ ence and the cause dismissed.
1.30 p. m.|
of the people.
, i 2.45 p.Hh
Scio,
2.30 p. m.
We.-»t Scio,
j 1.45 p. m.
preached at the M. E. church on please don’t call this week.
out
of
business
ton, Kentucky, Apr. 26,1806. In In the matter of the assignment The telegraph and-telephone, like the post?1
G eo . F erguson , Manager.
being a necessity for the trans­
Wednesday night. He was here to Last week an entire trainload of her early life her parents . moved to of A F Hamilton; order as' prayed office'system,
mission of news, should be owned and operat­
conducfthe funeral services relative prunes was shipped over the North­ Illinois where she met and was for in petition and cause continued. eti by the government in the interest of the
people.
ern
Pacific
for
eastern
points.
The
in Albany
to the burial of Mrs. Osborn.
The land, iududing all the naturai sources of
married to Rev. J. W. Osborn in In the matter of the assignment wealth,
is ¿lie heritage of ail the people, and
train consisted of ten cars loaded
A singing exercise is being con-, with this fruit exclusively, and is 1823. After locating in different of F L Kenton; final account ap­ should not be monopolized for speculative
and alien ownership of land should
Sodaville, Ogn-,
ducted by S. I. Shore at the M. E. the first shipment of its kind on so portions of the Union, they moved proved; distribution ordered as purposes,
be prohibited. All lands now held by railroads We have taken
and other corporations in excess of their
Provides
instruction in three cours­
church every Friday night. This is large a scale, in the history of the to Oregon in 1866, settling in Polk prayed for in account and assignee actual needs and all lands owned by alien
es: Literary, Normal and- Commer­
be reclaimed by the government and
a good move. All who love singing fruit industry of the Northwest. It county. In 1873 they moved to the discharged- upon filing receipt of should
cial. The least expensive institution
held tor actual settlers only.
should attend, provided you can makes thh beginning of an epoch in vicinity of Scio. Since the death of claimant.
STATE PLATFORM.
of its grade in the state. Medical
PREA BLE-----Assembled on the birthday
attention to students free.
preserve good order on your part. our fruit development.
her husband in 1875, she has made State of Oregon vs Henry and H of the soldier-statesman [Jackson,] whose mili­
D.M. J ones ,M.D. G.W.J ones ,A.B.
tary genius destroyed the last attempt to sub­
her home with her son J. W. Os­ Jackson, larceny from a store; plead jugate
The Light and Water committee
this
nation
by
force,
and
whose
far
­
President.
Principal.
Mr. Downing, from up Crabtree,
statesmanship afterwards foiled for a the goods, and
have been making estimates on the brought into town on Tuesday, a born until her death. She was a guilty and sentenced each to one sighted
time all attempts to-fasten upon as the vicious
financial system Of Great Britain, we, the Peo­
probable cdst of putting in- street large gray eagle, that measured over member of the Baptist church qnd year in the penitentiary.
ple’s Party of the state of Oregon, resolved to
lights over ..the city. By next week 7 feet from tip to tip. He had brok- an active worker in what she. be­ State vs Henry Robison and John regain financial independence and to recover
our industrial prosperity, lost to us by the in­
We may bel able to chronicle the en one of the wings of the huge bird lieved to be the truth. The remains Dunean; committed to the reform competency, dishonesty, corruption and cow­
alike of the Republican and Democratic
Seeing that times are close
fact that we are about to be lit up at after which he effected its capture. were interred in Franklin Butte B O Griffin vs The Marmers & ardice
parties, do hereby make the following declara­
tion
of
principles, reaffirming and giving our give
Merchants/insurance Co, recover}’ cordial-adherence
night.
cemetery,
followed
by
a
large
pro-
and cash payments are
to the national platform
He had it in a large wire cage, and
at Omaha, July 4,1862:
.required of us’ we are
The Sunday Oregonian states that it attracted considerable attention. cession of sympathizing relatives of Money* Continued by consent. adopted
I. We demand a constitutional convention
E F Wytkys Harrisburg Mercan­ at thè earliest possible date to revise - our con­
Marcus Daly, the Montana milliou- It looked equally as fierce as its and friends.
forced to adopt 'the cash
and include therein the initiative you
tile Co, piReibibn of personal prop­ stitution
aire, will be a bidder for the O. P., picture upon the coins in circula­
and referendum in its obligitory form, and
system
ourselvestTiei-e-'
Our
Subscribers
that the new constitution be referred to the
erty. At jsSue.
at the forthcoming sale in Decem­ tion.
people for approval. We recommend that all
fore, in the future/ we
_
our
candidates
for
.the
legislature
individually
ber. Since Receiver Clark has de­
XV ill bear in mind that we must Linn County National Bank vs H pledge themselves in writing to this effect.
bargains
will sell for cash or any
Cure For Crippled Children
J. we demand that all property shall be as­
monstrated that the property can be
have money, anfl the only way We L Cranor. Sale confirmed.
sessed at its cash value, and there shall be no
kind
of merchantable
H
M
Beal,
receiver,
vs
Jas
E
and
made to pay, several parties are The National Surgical Institute, know to-get it, is to require those
deduction for indebtedness without a corres-
• pon ding taxable credit iii the assessor’s district;
produce,
only. We have
C
Clark.
Sale
confirmed.
thinking about purchasing it.
for
all mortgages shall be declared real estate
Paôiflc Branch, 319 Bush St., San who owe us to pay up. Reader, if Effie M Bodwell vs Bailey F Bod­ and
for the purpose of taxation and be assessed in
marked
our
goods down
J. C. Simpson and family, of Ma­ Francisco, successfully treats all you are in arrears with your sub­
the county where the Security exists.
3. We demand thé enactment of a law for­
to
the
lowest
possible
rion county, are visiting friends on cases of Orthopedic Surgery, Dis­ scription, this notice is for your par­ well, divorce. Nonsuit on motion bidding
the sale of property on execution, un­
less the proceeds or such sale shall equal at your
margin.
We
do
not in­
their return from Lebanon, where eases of the Spine, Hip and Knee ticular benefit. Will you heed it or
least 80 per cent, of the appraised value of said
property in addition to costs of collection.
they made a visit last week. J. C’s joints, Paralysis, Piles, Fistula. Na­ will you require a still more press­
tend to be undersold by
Awarded
4. W'e demand that no attorney fees be ad­
ponderosity has been somewhat re­ sal Catarrh, Bow Legs, Knock Knees ing invitation. A word to the wise Highest HondiJS—Meria’s Fair.
judged in favor of the creditor other than the Cash Trade.
anybody. Call and see u-S
costs now* provided by thé sratutç.
duced by the hard work' to which all Deformities and Chronic Dis­ is sufficient.
5. We demand the total abolition of fish
- 8
°
before
or after going to
traps, fisli weirs and fish wheels, and of all
he has subjected' himself during the eases. Their success in treating
stationary gear in tide waters, and effectual
see.
others
and you will
In
a
noted
land
decision
recently,
regulation of all salmon nets, gill and sein nets. Come early and
summer, and he isn’t, much stouter these casés is shown by thousands
6. We demand the abolition of the state
be
sure
to
buy from us.
it was decided that land more valu­
than the rest of us. now.
l-ailroad
commission
and
the
enactment
of
a
of références from ti ustworthy peo­
maximum passenger and freight law..
able
for
the
stone
found
thereon
7. ' We demand the abolition òf the Oregon
ple all over the country. Persons
Oregon Minos.
National Guard.
get our prices
having afflicted children or friends, than for agricultural or grazing pur­
8. We favor a system of inspection and
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poses, may be entered under the
grading of grains at the point of shipment .
should
convince
themselves
of
the
The mines of Oregon are attract­
9. We condemn, the action of the last legis­
•.
and
S.
Act,
June
3,7878.
lative
assembly
of
the
state
of
Oregon
for
its
ing more attention at present than excellent results of the system of
lavish expenditure of the funds of the state in
CBEAR8
unnecessary and useless appropriations,
at. any time during the past two treatment by this Institute. One or The output of prunes in Oregon
whereby taxation was enormously increased
at a time when wise statesmanship and good
years. This revival is largely due more of these surgeons will be at and Washington this year, consist­
judgment should hi ve been exercised in re-
to the recent rich discoveries in the the Revere House, Albany, Friday ing almost entirely of the ita! ian
lieviug the people of the grievous burdens
already existing.
Quartzville and Bohemia .districts, Nov. 9, one day to examine cases. and French varieties, is about 60
10. We denounce the corrupt and wicked
disregard of the law in the issuance of addi­
and in Josephine and Jackson coun­ Send for circular. Reference, may carloads of 24,000 pounds each, and
tional United States interest-bearing gold
bonds at the instigation and in the interest of
ties which have not only reassured be had of Judge Strahn, Albany; as they dry away about 3) to 1, this
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the money-lenders of America and Europe.
11. We demand the abolition of the specific
doubters but have also induced men J. S. Morris, Scio; Jno. A. Shaw, represents over five million pounds
contract law.
Drugs,
Medicines. Toilet Ar­
MOST
PERFECT
MADE*
Mill
City;
Judge
Thos.
L.
Davidson,
of green fruit. With a good crop
of energy and means to engage m
12. We demand retrenchment in state, coun
W. A. Cox, Albany and next year, Oregon and Washington A pure’Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free ty and municipal government, particularly, a
ticles,
Books, Stationery,
the operation of mines and the de­ Salem;
reduction in official salaries where .they are in
hundreds of others.
ofreasonable remuneration for services
Etc., Etc.
should produce for shipment at least- from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant excess
velopment of prospects in these and
rendered, and the abolition af all feesand per- .
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
quisiteS;
SCI», — ■ — OREGON.
100 earloads of dried prunes.
other parts of the state.
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