Scio weekly press., January 18, 1895, Image 1

VOL.
VI.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGÓN, FRIDAY, JANUARY
18.
1895.
6av.
NO.
K?"
35,
i
2’45
free coinage senator would make no lower than for many y’ears. Upon Fred Rock, roads
Beginning
|
-
(
Ending
36
00
the
valuation
of
a
year
ago
the
levy
G
F
Herald,
roads
greater division in the republican
Monday, Januaryj14,1895#j
(Thursday, February 28 *95
party than now exists. This “rule for the amount necessary to be J B Trask, aid HoeckChbury 10 00
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FfilDAY, BY
4 50
>r ruin” policy of the Oregonian is raised this year, would be only two Mrs Sarah Smith, roads
T. L. DUGGER,
and
two
third
mills
as
against
a
1 00
J
Shea,
roads
>ad politics, and will wreck any
IN itlE CITY OF
levy of four and three-tenth mills a J C Cox, roads
2 50
party
that
allows
it
a
foothold
in
its
SCIO, LINN COe, ORFGON.
ÿear ago. Notwithstanding the
27 07
party councils. We might, With low rate of levy7, the board has, In H B Moyer, roads
TER.’ftS j
6 00
H
M
Truax,
roads
propriety, ask where these disaffect­ this estimate, made economical but
?er annum, invartahly in advance««.««««$1 5
2 80
John
Wither,
roads-
lix months, “
M
“
«.«....10 ed republicans wonld go to in case
sufficient provision for the mainte­ Dalgleish & Everett, reads
1 22
Per annum if not paid in advance,
2 o'
afr;e coinage senator is elected? nance of all public institutions, for G W Cruson,roads
75
Advertising rates at fltlr, living rates,to b-
paid monthly.
Not to the democrats or populists, current expenses, and for such addi­ M H Wiles, roads
50
Tmnsient advertised eh ts must be paid fo
for they are even more radically in tional public buildings as may bel j pr Moist, roads
When the order is given for their in'Seilion.
50
ravorof free coinage than are the so required. The estimate of the H E Hardman, roads
10
20
,:alled free coinage republicans. board will show unused balances of Oregon agt Anderson & Sharp
illß
00
They will be entirely without a par­ appropriations for 1893 and 1894, of J D Burkhart, Hid poor
THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE REPR­
above
$471,000,
divided
among
the
60
Juliet Hamilton, aid poor
ty home and their only recourse
ESENTED.
several funds, while the total defi­
40
will be to take the gold standard ciencies of the same biennial term C Meyers, mdse
00
The question of ’ the election of plank that they would make a part are but $62,000, being the smallest Miller & Headley, roads
50
United States senator now at hand, of the republican platform and start amount of deficiencies facing the B F Oakley, bounty
00
is, indeed, a momentous one to th< a little party7 of their own, which legislature in several years, while G W Maston, preliminary ex
Tn ord^r to induce my stock a^mtwh as possible by arch 1st, preparatory
25
A S Powell, stockyJfe&gotpr
legisla mre-ahdto the„peopl£_Pl thi; j —- ctt-1 Sto_£/i^ir heacta^cpn,^,
50
A
R
Ruth'erfora,[feitpE,*
'
toldtytrug
tw'Ti&O) floods f ok spring'tfWde, ! wfil offer my Etittr& Stock of 'Mer­
state. It embraces more than ordi tent. But the rank and file of the
1S 00
E Goin, poor Account
THÈ
LEGISLATURE.
chandise at greatly reduced prices, from January lg, to February 28, inclu­
nary elections of senator in the past, republican party are patrotic, liber­
26 18
Foshay & Mason, slaty
for the reason, that never before ha? ty-loving American citizens, and
4 00
sive.
Dress Gooods, I will sell at actual wholesale cost.
Clothing, Boots
Wm Flickenger, aid pool'
The 18th biennial session of the B F Crow, aid poor ,
the interests of the people and those believe the expressed wishes of a
11 55
and Shoes, Hatsand Caps, and Fancy Dry Goods, I will sell at 1 -4
of money interests appeared to majority should rule. They utterly Oregon legislature met on Monday Albany I) fessed Beef Co, aid
morning
and
proceeded
immediate
­
OR 25 PER GENT. less than regular prices.
refuse
to
be
led
about
by
their
8
poor
elash; while now they are undoubt-
7
ly arfayed, the one against the oth noses by any political boss, and will ly to the Orgstiizalion of the respec­ Jerry Hoy, acct roads
11
Parker Bros, aid poor
er, iu a manner, on the part of the revolt whenever the ring or bosses tive houses.
5
C
H
Heffner,
aid
poor
Senate
—
was
called
to
order
by
become
too
dictatorial.
money power at least, that totally
1
|1 00
Senator Denny (holdover) and tem A B McIlwain, aid poor
Cabott A muslin, 16 yards for
Extra C sugar, 19 pounds io?
Ö0
disregards the. interests of the peo
-Í
22
W
C
Miller
&
Son,
roads
pofafj*
officers
elected.
In
the
af-
17
. 1 00
Dry Gran „
16
j,-
1 00
„ W
„
pie and a determination to accomp I The Oregonian seems greatly ex-
>}
19
W T Peet assigneer roads
Rice,
18
y -
18
L. L.
”
1 00
I 00
lish its selfish purposes whatever . ercised that several candidates for ternoon session the following per­ E P Weir, bounty
»
3
Fig.
oil
red
calico
16
Small
white
beans
28
3
00
1
00
may be the result to the country United States senator and their manent officers were elected:
,,
, 10
W A Trites, poor
Indigo blue ,,
18
and people. There appears to be no friends are anxious to defeat the re­ President—Joseph Simon, Mult. Oregon agt W Maxwell,
1 00
Tomatoes’
6 cans for
50
>>
19
Chief-clerk—Walter StClalr, Coos. P W Spinks, toads
•‘still hunt” in the business and the election of Senator Dolph. It talks
Harmony
,,
20
1 00
Apricots,
4
50
18
>>
n •
fight is being conducted openly and ibout the cry of “anything to beat Asst chief clerk—A. W. Severance J F Rusher, roads
per yard
Good
shirting,
2
50
8ic
Table peaches 3
Dolph.” Why should the state of Tillamook.
1
above board.
H
C
Harkness,
roads
Best
„
50
10c
A
&
H
soda
7
papers
for
d
Oregon not endeavor to defeat the
5
Senator Dolph is the money pow­ re-election of Senator Dolph? His Calendar clerk-=J. M. Scott, Mult. Clara Welt, roads
Flannels, per yard,
25, 35 and 40c
85
Saw-log tobacco,
per plug
2
er’s candidate, and his interests defeat is of more importance to the Reading clerk—J. B. Huntington, Gibson Meyers, roads
Cotton flannel
7c to iMc
45
Star and Climax,
ii
14
John Leedy,roads
through a subsidized press and sharp state than is the designation of the Harney.
Dr.
Warner
’
s
Health
and
C.
corsets
75c
25
Arbuckle
coffee,
per
pound
1
Sergt-at-arms—C. B. Cfosrto, Line. N N Bashor, roads
shrewd political workers, are being particular person who is to succeed
37
The above are only a few of the many bargains I will offef, find these
pushed for all they are worth. The him. He is representing a policy of Door keeper—J. D. Irvine, Linn. Oregon agt J T McAllister
8
J H Wallace, poor
Pages
—
Moss,
Dunn,
Newman
and
ehoice of a majority of the people contraction; is working to secure
ees
will be made only so long as the present stoch lasts, as I can not bay new
P J Smiley, printing
16
COts no figure with them, and it is the interests of banks and railroad Killaway.
JAMcFeron,
board
prisand
goods and sell at these figures.
said If necessary, any amount of corporations against the interest of House—Called to order by ex chief stationery
26 50
Clerk
D.
C.
Sherman
and
temporary
the
people.
He
represents
Wall
Come early and mahe selections before the 1)est goods are all gonb My
money is available to convince legis­
35 50
Fortmiller & Irving, poof
lators that Dolph is the man. ' Now, street and London; not the produc­ organization effected. The follow C W Watts, printing
28 25
stoch is large and complete andyou will mahe no mistahe by tahing adväht“
ing are the permanent officers:
While the people believe that Mr. ing class of the state of Oregon. He
B F Craw, poor
11 55
Speaker
—
C<
B.
Moores.
age of the opportunity atbd bargains offered.
F E Allen, poor
tlolph is just as good and honest, to is a representaive of the East and
6 40
Chief-clerk—Ralph E. Moody.
Europe; not the great West. Ore­
Houston Building,
|^|
4 95
day, as he has been during the past gon, as well as the entire western
Scio, Oregon.
Asst-chief clerk—A. V. Snyder. P G Morris, postage
Samuel
Porter,
roads
5
25
12 years, they also know that his part of the United States, has been
Reading clerk—Geo. R. Huges.
23 71
Official life as sefiatof doting that built up largely on borrowed capital,
Calendar Clerk—H. T. McClellen Dowlng Bras, lumber
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
A
T
Powell,
roads
1 80
time, furnishes indisputable evi­ and owes large sums to the East and
Sergt-at arms—M. L. Wilmot.
Albany
El
Co,
C
H
00
15
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW,
All of the new state officers were
dences that he is a friend and serv Europe. We are willing to pay
f 68
H C Hardman, roads
ALBANY, OR.
ant of Wall street and her kindred those debts fairly in money of the inducted to office on Monday, save
E i fisher, surveying
33 00 Kg“Office In Flinn elock, over First National
HcroSs the water. The people believe value in which they were contract the governor whose inauguration Sawyer Bros, roads
9 33 bank.
occurred
Wednesday.
that his statesmanship is of the ed; but the policy urged by Mr.
8 00
F
M
Rowell,
election
L. H. .MONTANYE,
Cleveland Vandetbilt pattern, who Dolph of the contraction of the cur­
Locating county road!^ peti­
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
rency,
making
money
higher
and
In
relation
to
the
senatorial
con
­
hy words and actions say “The peo­
24 Oo
tion Goirt
ALBANY, OR.
scarcer, would double and treble the test now at hand, we believe st is AC Windom, road
4 00 (^“Office in Strahn building.
ple be dammed;” For these rea­
ADDRESS A LETTEÜ ÖR FÜST j U. CARD TÖ
indebtedness of every man within
1 146 00
sons his candidacy at the present the state. The West sells food prod­ the general desire of the people’s W F Deakins, assessor
party in this locality, (at least we N M Newport, rebate
1
25
W. R. BILYEU,
time is opposed by nine-tenths of ucts, and has no other way of pay­ have heard a number so express
5 40
Attorney and Counselor at Law,.
the people, and all members of the ing its indebtedness, either princi­ themselves, ) tor senators and repre­ J P Smith, roads
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
3 00
ALBANY, OR.
legislature who believe in and are pal or interest. The Anglo-financial sentatives elected as populists, to O T Lubker, aid self
P.
O.
Box
463.
Washington, D. CL
Will practice tri ail tile courts of Oregon,
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety däVs, 8ven 1H lite .late WtLE
actuated by the principal of “the policy, so strenuously advocated by select from among the republican A H Richardson, as supervisor 46 00 68"Speciai attotffitti given tO Collections.
are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disäüuny
F E Adams, roads
4 00
was caused by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary circumstances.
greatest good to the greatest num­ Senator Dolph, has decreased from candidates, the one advocating poli­ Read, Peacock & Co, poor
9 00
WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier's death
ber,” The very reason that makes one-half to two-thirds the prices of cies the most acceptable to the peo­ N Needham, postage
J ohn M. S oihbrs . was due to army Mhfvice 6f hW;. if now dependent Upon their own labor for ".apport. Widows
10 00 D.R.N.B lackbukh ,
;
not
dependent upon their own labor are entitled if tne Btilaier's death was due to service.
everything
that
Oregon
has
to
sell.
ple’s party, and cast their votes for E C Bogel's, aid poor
Senator Dolph objectionable to the
CHILDREN are entitled (if under sixteen years) in älnib’ln äll ¿rases Where there was no
3 00 BLACKBURN & SOMERS. widow,
or she has since died or remarried.
. , ... ..
Prices
must
continue
declining
until
him.
We
believe
such
action
would
people, makes him necessary to the
PARENTS are entitled if soldier leftneither widow nor child, provided äoldietHlSdiil
Dr J P Wallace poof
7 00
service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their.own läbor for Süp.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
money pdWer, hence, it will move our primary or redemption money be heartily endorsed by the party J N Duncan, miscel
5 00
port. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late War of in regular army or
be increased by the remonetization in general. As a matter of fact a
navy.
heaven atid earth almost, to secure
ALBANY,
OREGON.
34 80
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under othet
of silver. Why should Oregon vol­ republican will be elected, and good G Powers, roads
without losing any rights.
Martin Paulsen, janitor
15 16 Rooms 5 & 6, First National hank Building laws,
his return, On the other hand, any untarily and with its eyes open
Thousands
of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled to
judgement on the part of both dem­ Klein & Dubruille, acct poor
higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pensioned, but
5 75
Of those whose names have been deliberately bind itself hand and
also for others, whether due to aerylce ör uöxti.
ocrats and populists would say elect S A Nickerson, roads
71 69
Soldiers and sailors disabled in litie of duty in regular army Or iiavy sin€8 the Wäf are also
mentioned in connection with the mot, captive to London and Wall the least objectionable available can­
whether dijschärged for disability or not.
_
c. H DA1ÆYMPLE, entitled,
5 45
Survivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole or Fiori
office, save the gold-bug senator, i street? Why should it openly and didate. We believe it will require C E Brownell, poor
Ida Indian Wars of 1832 to 1842, are entitled under a recent act.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
00
Albert
Randall,
road
sup
50
Will be satisfactory to the people, voluntarily increase its own debts the combined efforts of free silver
Mexican War soldiers and their widows also entitled* if sixtydwo years of age or disabled
20 00 ALBANY,
*
*
OREGON. or dependent.
for they believe that any one of i iind diminish the prices of every­ republicans, populists and demo­ P R Bilyeu, supervisor
Old claims completed and settlethfcttt obtained, whether pensib'H has been gfäüted undef
12 15
later laws or not.
1 .¿i 1
w
»n
1
them would be a friend to their in­ thing it has to sell? It will do this crats, to defeat the combinations of, Austin Reed, supervisor
Rejected claims reopened and settlement secured, if rejection IHipFopet of ill^äl; .
_
31 00
W E Potter, supervisor
Certificates
of
service
and
discharge
obtained
for
soldiers
and
sailors
of
the
late
wär
Who
if
Dolph
is
re-elected
to
the
senate.
the gold crowd, and select a senator
terests Which they’ know Senator
have lost their original papers.
54
00
M
C
Grimes,
supervisor
Send for laws and information* Kb cfeärge fof advice. No fee unless successful. Address;
tlolph is not. The actions of every Then why should not the opposing who is fayorable to the interests of J Shea
40 00
THS FF^ESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
member of the legislature will be candidates, or the people at large be and will represent the people. We Aid in making out tax roll for
1
willing
to
take
any
capable
man
hear
the
name
of
Hon.
Thomas
H.
JOHN
WEDDERBURNj Managing Attorney,
watched closely, and the “Cow
1894, bill $262.50
189 00
who will represent the productive Tongue, most frequently mentioned.
P-O. Box463.
WASHINGTON/B. Öi
County” member that votes for interests of this state, rather than
Train & Whitdey printing
6 50
Dolph, Is apt to find things quite take
,
O T Lubker, aid
3 90
Senatof Dolph? There is jus­
.ÉEMOVED....
46 00
A L Richardson, roads
tropical, W’hen he returns home.
j tice in the cry of “anything to beat
C0UN5T Ö0UBT.
L Archambeau, roads
31 25
Det the people be represented!
j Dolph.” He is an enemy to 1 the
Next door to new postoffice b’d’ng.
J. N. DUNCAN,
County Judge.
The following supervisors were
people of Oregon, and an enemy to
J. W. PUGH.
) Commissiorers,
apbointed or reappointed:
every
industrial
interest
as
well
as
J.
M.
WATERS.
|
HOTEL
Express Trains Leave Portland Dally.
The Oregonian pleads very ear-
1 W E Potter, Lyons.
Bill of H. B. Moyer, aid poor $15,
hestly with the republican party, to the great West.
South.
I
I
North.
disallowed; also bill of I. W/ Starr, 2 P R BilyetL Jöfdati.
(Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
0:15 P. M, I Lv.
Portland.
and the legisfattift! in pai ticular, not
.Ar 8:20 A.M.
3 G F Arnold, Kingston.
.aid
poor $5.60.
10:23 P. M. - LV.
...... „...'.Jübàny......... . Lv 4;23 A. M.
THE STATE TAX LEVY.
1, ì < ì 4 ì *.1893.
ALBANY,- 0RBS-0N;
to allow free coinage of silver to cut
10:45 A. M I Ar..San Francisco. .Lv
’ r 7:00 P.M.
4
L
M
Archambeau,
Stayton.
A. C. Buck Was appointed Justice
Headquarters ttìf commercial trav-
The abpve trains stop at all stations between
ftny figure ip the election of United The state board, consisting of the of Peace in Sweet Home precinct.
5 J W Miller, Shelburn.
Prop’r«
Portland and Albany inclusive; also Tangent, ‘lers. Motof cats pass thè hotel for F. L RéiS;
6 Albert Randall, Scio.
Sliedd,- Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, ill railroad depots and Ooltra Park.
States senator, and threatens a dis- governor, the secretary and the Upon application of H Bryant
irying, Eugene and all stations from Rose­ Free bus to and from thè house, i
ALBANY, OR.-
7 Solomon Grimos, Jordan.
tuption of the party in 1896, Unless treasurer, met Thursday of last county road granted and viewers
burg äotith to and including Ashland.
Mall—Daily.
k/iu
1
8 G W Garland, R<» i.
Old 11
friends, àèti'éll
aé tìèii'fctìstofìi
■Í
its wishes ate obeyed. Now it is week aftd practically agreed upon appointed.
» I
ers,
are
invited
èfl
ió
f
fiali, and see us
8:30 A. M. Lv.. ..Portland
.Ar 4:3u P. M.
Jos
Saltmarsh,
WatergtfL
10
well established that a vast majori­ the tax levy.for the expenses of the Petition of James Morgan fof ap­
12:45 P. M. Lv... ..... Albany.. . Lv 1 12:30 P. M.
Fred
R;¡
Wl„
ili
amays
...
5;50 P. M. Ar
Roseburg . . Lv i 7:00 A. M.
/ bè ón
ty of the tank and file of the repub­ state for 1S95. Their estimate of pointment ae J P at Franklin Butte 11 J D Wood, Sweet Hörne/
Lebanon Rrancli.
12 August Ash, Albany,
lican party in Oregon are in favor of state expenses, including deficien­ dismissed, there being no vacancy.
8:20 A.M. Lv... ......Albany.... ....Ar 10:40 A.M
Richard
Warner,
Albany,
13
Propriété!?,
1 If. Menow,
Petition
for
bridg'd
itcfass
Cala-
cies
of
1894,
is
$694,514.
This
in
­
the largest possible use of silver and
9:10 A M. Ar . .. Lebàùón . «.Lv
9:40 A.M.
15 D H Hackleman, Albany,
4:Í0 P.M, Lv... .... Albany.... .... Ar
6:45 p.M.
its parity with gold be maintained, cludes $30,000 for current expenses pooia river at Sawyer Mill continu­ 16 Frank Ohling/ Albany.
5:20 P.tfi. Ar .. . Lebanon .. .. Lv 5:50 p.m.
Chas. Cidrk; itecifeitfer.-
and while they may be söifiewhat for the state militid add $30,000 for ed.
17
Win
Looney,
'ftfflgent,
Woodfcàrfi-'Sjri’ingfìeltl Rr aneli.
First-class
accbhimodations.
Tables
BILLS ALLOW!®.
Connecting with Steamer ‘HOMElt*
Skeptical as to the propriety of a the support of the state university,
Daily (except Sunday.)
supplied to'lth the best the
18 Jas Wallace, Tallman.
between Yaquina and SanFraneisctf;
2:
3,0
p.m.
free coinage law, would not object which, prior to 1894, was raised by G C Cooley, aid Mrs Clark $
Lv;
market
affords.
.Wöcrdburn
.
Ar
4:55
p.m.
19 J G Weisner, Spicer.
5: ÜOpjirí. l,v. ..W£st Scio. ..Lv 10:55 a.m. Board from Otte to Two Dollars per day. .Steamerleaves
special
ta^es
fot
these
purposes.
W
E
Savage,
aid
Cox
to giving it a trial. Should the
9: OOp.tíi. Ar.. .... Natron... ..Lv 7:00 a.m.
21 H L Lassell, Albany.
Sah i'liificicsco March 4,14, 24.
These sums are fisted in the laws of R C Kemp, aid
B@“Headquarters for Commercial
commands of the Oregonian be 1893, repealing the special tax law
22
J
E
Owenby,
Tangent/
Yaqulfta
”
9/19,2»;
Elizabeth Osborne, äid
Travelers.
Dining
Cars
on
Ogden
Route,
obeyed, and Joseph N, Dolph be re­ aforesaid. It also includes deficien­ Safah Hines, aid
00 23 C W Yates, Oakville.
Rights
reserved
to
chahge
saHiti#
elected .sehatot and the times re­ cies of certain funds of 1894, estima­ Aid EtfentyOfthy family
fullman Buffet Sleepers
dates without notice.
00 , 24 John Barton/Shedd.
main as hUfd as they are at the ted at about $61,000. Td meet these Aid Orin Watson
00 .25 Win Dick, Shedd.
For freight aind passenger fatfiS;
26 Scott Ward, Plainview.
¿ECOV-CLASS sleeping cars
present time, or grow harder, aS expenses the board has set apart a Aid Henry Meyefls
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, apply th any Agent.
Attached to through trains«
F
M
Hazen,
Sodaville..
27
inany of Us believe they will if the balance of $217,842, saved out of Mrs G F Junkey, aid
C¿
as . C lar
laríc
ÉetéReí/
C
has
I c Sficfei^e/'/
29 J I Matlock, Holly.
SCIO, OREGON, t
Corvaíliá, Orégon;
gold bug theory is adopted, we im­ funds hithertd levied for the expen­ Aid Mr and Mrs Barnard
West
Side
Division.
30 C F Elery, Bra^nsVille.-
^5“ Medical examiTife'f fdt /. 0. IT. W. and
C has . J HiròbYs, Sbk & C6. ;
agine that the fepublieah party will ses of 1893 and 1894, and thé miscel­ Raber Gilcock, aid self
Between Portland and Corvallis.
31 J J White/ Örötffisville.
New York Life,
Nos. 2 io 8 Market SrrééL
laneous
receipts
of
1894
and
Ifiéf
es
­
Mattie
Taylof,
aid
self
lose the majority of its members
Mail
train
daily
(except
Sunday.
32 Frank ÍCíiíc, Halsey.
San FranciSéè, Calli.
ftnyway in 1893--“a far greater loss timated miscellaneous receipts o'f H E Watson, for pööf
)(*rn I LY"".... Portland......... Ar I 4s30p”n.
33 Frank Frisóy, Halsey.
I firn I Ar .... Corvallis.........Lv | 1:00 pii1
1895,
amounting
ta
$25,486,
making
John
Usher,
janitor
D
ks
.
J.
W.
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than could result from the election
39 D C Swann/ Cft»wft*'dsivñtó.
At. Albany and Corvallis connect with trams
a total surplus of $24J,326, applicable J A JiicFeron, sherifl
Of a free coinage senator. We now
of the Oregon Pift’ilit' railroad.
50 J Shea, rioster.
to the payment of the items set N Needham, clerk
FipreSs'trtfin dally (except Sunday).
Physician
have a senator and two representa­ forth in this levy. This leaV'es a D F Hardman, feeorder
150 00 Dí'éás Goods, for fail and winter 4- ihxi rtì
0 I lv........ .¡Portland........ ar 18: 25 a n
——DEALERS ífj—----
tives in congress that afe practically balance of $451,198, which will be J N iltffifcan, judge
00 00 wear, arriving nearly every day at 7: 25 pi rtf I ar ....McMlnville... ■ lv 15: 50an
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g
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In favor of ffee coinage, and had raised by a tax of three mills on to­ P G Morris, treasurer
Drugs,-
Mddìqihè’i Toilet Áf»
83 35 S. E. Young’s Albany.
| T hrough T ickets
lhem When the republican party re­ tai taxable property of the state, as A R Rutherford, supt
ticieS, Books, Sfâtibhérÿ;
SCIO,
OR.
states, Canada atfd\EÙrotie can be ontained al
60 00
lowest rates from MfM. M. E. Woodmansee,
ceived its phenominal majority last èqualiz/d by the state board of F M Redfield, dep clerk
83 35 j Dollars in .your pockets to read agent. West Scio.
EâTOfflce and residence on softtW
R. K oehlw , Manager.
Etc.
,
E P R ogers ; Asst OF S pass Agent, Port -ide of bridge;
Jöoe, and apprehend that another ^equalization; The levy this year is Q E Propst, dep sheriff
6® 651 the Webfoot Planter;
laud, Of.
GRAND
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Strictly for cash of produce only.
Staple Dry Goods at
Groceries at
jöH-
WEAETHePFORD & WYATT,
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
EAST and SOUTH
HBLÌN £ HOWARD,
....SOIO, OR........
THE
APEX.
MAY
Oregon Pacific Railrcftt
E. O. RYDE,
J. S, MoffiS & fiö/