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J ? t S ■ «gggg .'Ji . l à.n’ ' 'THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1896. LOCAL BREVITIES, . Take LiVsrjh^ fee Klein, Dubruille & Co's clos ing out ad on ’our fir.-t page; Miss Ada Grigsby, of Indepeh- denee, is. visiting friends in this City. Miss Maggie Milleif returned Monday» from a Visit with Albany friends. M js S Wave Morris» of RrOWbs* Ville» is visiting het brother» J; N; Morris» tii this city» A social entertainintetit and sup3 per Was had at the Christian church 'Tuesday evening. Edward Goins, formerly of this City» is now sick at his home in Al bany with an attack of pneumonia. If ybu have anything for saifi, ybu ban find a buyer for it, (providing it is not hops) by advertising in the f’RKS'L Wd will pay t?0 cents pet btishel lot wheat delivered at the Scio Roller Mills, on back- subscription acfeou nts. John Curl is home from his Southern Oregon mine, arid will $pend a few weeks dh visiting his family. Miss Eunice Hill returned to her bome in Albany the first of the week after several weeks visit in this City» •. - CLorHiNel.-—A fine 101 of New Stilts for men arid boys, just arrived at S. Mi -Daniel’s Cash Store, Come and see them. Erank Morris and Walter Bilyeu pave moved their Wood saw to Cherokee strip, where they have a large amount of wood to saw. Wm Brenner shipped a carload of hogs to the Portland market Tues day. There was 67 head, and yery eVen in size arid estimated to weigh 250 lbs. each. F. S. Thompson is reported to have been taken suddenly sick at A. T. Powell’s last week—Cold po tatoes and pickets might be a good diet in such cases of sickness. G. L. Si Th6 Lebanon Advance says that there are only two cases of dipther- ia in that city now and not a single ¡case of scarlet fever. All the pa tients are recovering, and it is hoped the epidemic will Soon be at an end. The rumor that Spain Wife fibout io sell the island of Cuba to Great Britain, caused quite a ripple of ex citement in various parts of the U.. 8. Should such an event transpire, it is safri tb’ sa'y» a declaration of war Would soba follow such knowledge. On account of the disagreeable ■Weather of last Saturday, no organ ization was effected at Santiam gtSnge hall, save the appointment bf a committee to prepafe resolu tions, to report at another meeting. Local speakers were present and ifi'ade addresses to the audience of So or 80 that was present. - Every man doing business in any (own should have a card in the local paper, even if it is only $0 or $6 a year. Hundreds of papers are scat tered feach week ali bver the coun try, far beyond the confines of the locality in which they are printed. By advertising in the local paper the merchant can gain a double ob ject. They bring their wares promptly before the people and also build up a good credit for their town. A local newspaper well ■ pat- ionized Sy the business itfen, is the best advertisement a town can have. r-Ex. A. f, tf. Installation. Scio lodge No. 36, A. O’. U. W.( in stalled the following officers bn Jan: fiary.6f j. q, Holt. Foreman# C. O. Jeffrey. Overseer, J. B. Smith. Xtecorder, Finanoief, Receiver,' P. M. W.,= buide, I. b. w./ R. Sh ei ton. .E.O.Hydg. ff. S. Morris. B. B. Miller. J. A. Bilyeu. . Molt. E; M. Daniel. Leap Year Bail« A vetj’ pleasant, and most sìiciifess- Jul leap yèà'r ball occurred at the ^lou-tifn hail; on last Érìi^a^ night. £h*e ¡¿(dies' Had charge x.cf ifie-affali- from p'èÈinhifig to finish. Notajai hr word of discord mai-fbd the pleas ures t>f the elf (ting. During the Evening ah elegant lunch &as Served by tfiethj showing th^t bhs/ties be ing capable of ffi’ariaging a fiartL even belief than thè male biped and being good daricèfé,’ they Werèex^ cellent cooké This may .or jiiay not haVe fbr its objéc-fi thp facilitati iiig Of cupids conquests during the present leap yfear. If it dobs hot re sult in lhe eritrfnilemMjt of ii num ber of our bachelors ant! Widowers» (di We have to say is, that it ought to. The receipts of the evening[ were more than sdffjcipnt to pay expShsfes, showing that the ladies! afe ntfaheiers. another <it‘guinept ,ip : Fff f/id’s^fa* vèr."' The Santiam Legislature, The Mormon Tabernacle The Exceptions Filed, The Sahtlam legislature con vened in its second semi-occasional session at the city hall on Wednes day ot last week» and was called to order by T. L. Dugger, speaker Who, with M. M. Peery as chief clerk had been elected at a previous meeting. After the minutes of. the first temporary meeting had been read and adopted, A. J. Johnson was elected permanent speaker; M. M. Peery, chief clerk; W. A..Ewing Reading clerk; S. W. Dugger, cal ender clerk; John Ray, Seargent at Arms and Jacob Bilyeu, doorkeeper. The committee appointments as designated by Speaker Johnson was then read. Also the following re- comendations from Governor Mor ris: 1. That the clerical work of the assembly be let by contract to the lowest bidder. 2. That $200 Worth of postage stamps be allowed each member, or Sufficient to last said member the rest of his natural life, and that the stamps be bought direct from the factory. 3. Owing to the Venezuelan trou ble I Would recommend that the sum of $17.62) be ap propriated for coast and harbor defense of Thomas creek, and that submarine and tor pedo boats be purchased at once to opperate between Scio and Jeffer son. 4. That appropriations be made for the purpose of improving all the roads and highways leading to and from the capital (Scio) of the flanti- am. The first reading of bills was de clared in order by the speaker, and Representative Cole of Marion, in troduced House Bill No. L— When ever a criminal is found guilty of murder in the first degree in any county in Oregon, for which the death penalty is inflicted, that such penalty shall take place within the walls of the state penitentiary only. The bill was read a second time and referred. Speaker Johnson appointed the following chairmen of the various committees: Ways and means, C. S. Harnish. Elections, C. A. Warner. Education, A. N. Fulkerson. Judiciary, J. W. Cole. Claims, Oscar Hyde. Military affairs, T. M. Munkers. Roads and Highways, J. A. Bil yeu. Engrossing and enrolling bills, R. R. Gill. Printing, T. L. Dugger1. Corporations, T. S. Coffey. Commerce» T. J. Munkers. Counties, R. Shelton. Federal relations, S. M. Daniel. Mines and mining.'S. W. Dugger, internal improvements, E. O. Hyde. Agriculture, L. .M Miller. Railways and transportation, F. M. Daniel. Assessment and taxation, S. I. Shove. Banking and insurance, -W. A. Ewing. Salaries ahd mileage, Geo. Phil3 ips. Horticulture, G. L. Sutherland. Med., Phar. and dentistry, O. E. Holdredge. Revision of laws, M. M. Peery. The Albany Democrat’s corre spondent from Pocatello, Idaho, re cently visited Salt Lake city and has this to say about the great tab ernacle in that city: “The building is 15Ô feet wide, 250 long and 80 feet high, being the largest house for religious worship in the world. It has a seating ca. pacity of 9500 and will hold 11,000. The construction of the building is unique, in that it is egg-shaped, and without a pillar support. The latticed truss'work of the roof is 10 feet from ceiling to shingles, and the mammoth arches rest upon forty-four stone piers, giving it the oval appearance which it repie- sents. Between these stone piers are twenty double doors, all open ing outward, so that the largest con gregation can find egress in less than five minutes. , Services are held every Sunday afternoon at 2 O’clock, and strangers are welcomed; the only restriction being that those who do attend will remain till the clq£e.of-thp services. The Mormon church has no preacher^ The president calls on some two or thiee of. the twelve apostles, who speak as the spirit moves them. The acoustics of the tabernacle áre truly Wonderful. I stood in the gal lery 200 feet away and could dis tinctly hear a pin dropped on the chancel rfiil, and a whisper was eas ily heard and understood. The great Organ is a remarkable feature of this world-famed build ing, and absorbed the greater part of my attention. How I did long to get at the key board and play “Ta- ra-ra-boom de-ay.” I think I would have made a hit. This in strument is made entirely of native wood. It is 3t) by 33 feet, and 48 feet high. Its bellows are inflated by air from four electric motors. There are 67 stops and 2648 pipes The choir of 400 voices sings ev ery Sunday. On special occasions the choir is greatly augmented. On the 6th of January at the inaugural services there were 550. I had the pleasure of singing with them, by special request, at that time, still I shoyld like it distinctly understood that I am not a mormori. At the time of the inaugural meeting the interior'decorations were on a magnificent seale, the most noticeable part being the monster flag drawn up against the oval ceiling. It was 58j feet wide by 135 feet long, and is probably the tho ■ Uni t ed—8ttttetBIJ- Whitney and Newport oil Mon day mailed to Judge Burnett and District Attorney McCain their bill of exceptions in the Montgomery case. The evidence covers about 100 type written pages. It is prob able Judge Burnett will sign the bill of exceptions, when a postpone ment of execution will be made, should he refuse the case would go to the supreme court at once. A new trial i| asked for on six grounds: 1. Error in admitting testimony of Dr. Henry as to killing of Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery, de fendant being tried-only for killing of Dan McKercher. 2. Error in admitting testimony of Frank Me- Knight and C. W. Richardson as to confession before grand jury, the defendant being under inducement offered by the sheriff. 3. Error in the admission of other incompetent testimony. 4. Error in exclusion of testimony of Mrs W. J. Steele showing mental amd’tion of defen dant prior to, for in ex- clud^ “ SaEs^Starr and Ellis ss tcThypotheticaW^ndition of defendant at tirne^f killing. 6. Er ror in admission of testimony of S. B. Templeton in reference to bureau drawer beins&broken open, 7. Er- ror in over ruling motion for new trial. A Long Swim A t’itoèéï’s Monument. At the Lebanon cemetery today, we noticed a beautiful double col umn monument, of fine workman ship and material, being of the finest grade of imported Italian marble. A closer inspection showed it to be at the gfaVes of two of our old pioneers, Moses Bland and wife, and it is a fitting tribute of re spect to that class of pioneers who braved the dangers and privations incident to the settlement of this country, but who are now fast pass ing away.—Lebanon Express.. ideal Panaca, James L. Aiderman, Chicago, says: I regard Dr, King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds, and Lung Complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years, to the exclusion of physician’s prescriptions or other preparations?’ Bev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa writes: “I have been a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years or more, and have never found anything so:beneficial, or that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King’s New Discovery.” Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles Free at J. S. Morris & Co’s I^rug Store. Market Report. Srxo Q uotations Wheat, 47 sts. per bu. Oats, 16 ’’ Flour $2 80 ” bbl. Bran ” 9 00 “ ton. << Middlings 13 Chop, $13 per tun. Potatoes. 50cts per sack. Eggs, 20c. per ioz. Butter, 12J per lb< Hams, 10c per lb. Shoulders, 6c per lb. Bacon, 10c per lb Lard, 10c per lb Chickens, 3 00 per doz Fine Tailoring At LoW Brices. Waldahl. the tailor, has the larg- estand finest samples in Albany to select a suit from. The prices to suit the times. Tbe garments to be made by competent mechanics at home. , PRICES FOR PANTS FROM $5 UPWARD. BUSINESS SUITS FROM $16 UPWARD, BLACK WORSTED DRESS SUITS FROM $22 UPWARD. Corner of Front and Lyons streets. Give him a call. EAST and SOUTH -VIA- The Route Shasta —of the— Southern Pacific il Express Trains Eeave Portland Dally. South. I ] North. 8:50 P. M, Ev........ Èortlàncl I*ortlànd. ......... Ar 8:10 A.M. 12:10 P. N. Lv........: ..Albany.. Albany.........Lv 4;50A. M. 10:45Ä. M. Ar. .Sail Francisco. .Lv 6:00 P. M. The above trains stop ht East Portland .Or, egonCity, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marion, Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangen/, Shedd, Halsey,, Harrisburg, Jurictioh City, irying, Ettgene Creswell, Drains, and all sta tions from Roseburg south to and including Ashland. Roseburg Mall— Daily. | 8:30 A. M. [Lv.. ..Portland. .Ar 12:25 P. M. Lv.. ...... Albany.. . Lv 5;20 P. M. Ar. .Roseburg . Lv Plenty of Money, I have money to loan in sums of $500 up to $5000, on farm security on very favorable terms. No delay in furnishing the money. Call on or write to C. G. B urkhart , Albany» Oregon. Salem Passenger, Daily. 4:00 p, m. j lv...... ...Portland..» ..... ar 10:15 a. in, 6.15 p; m. 1 ar..... ... Saleni .. ...lv 8100 a. m. 8:20 A*M. 9:10 A M. 4:30 p.M, 5;2Ó p.m. I LV... ...... Albany...... ....Ar 1 At.. .. Lebanon .. ..Lv i LV..........Albany..... ...Ar 11 Ar.., .. Ixebanon ..... Lv 110:40 a .M- ! 9:40 A.M. I 6:4r> p . m . 1 5:50 p.m. Daily (except Sunday.) 2: 30p.m. Lv. .Woodburn . Ar 1:55 p.m. 5: 20p,m. Lv. ..West Scio.. ..Lv 10:55 a.m. 9: OOp.tn. At.. .... Natron... •Lv 7:00 a.m. Dining Oars on Ogden Route. —AND— SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS Attached to through trains. West Side Division. Mail ttain daily (except Sunday. Ar | 6:20pm ....Lv f 1:35pm At Albany and Corvallis cohhect With trains of the O. C. & E. rftilrokd. Express train daily (except Sunday). z 45 p m I lv.......... Portland ........ ar I 8: 25 a m 7: 25 pm I ar ....McMinville.... v|5: 50am agent, West Scio. B. K oehler ,Manager. E P R ogers , Asst G F & Pass Agent, Port, land. Or. HYDE, SCIO, OREGON, J, W. & M, L C ole . ^=. a N d — i = ALBANY, OR.- Old friends, as well as new custoffif ers, are in vited to call and see uS Fred R., will always be on Oregon Central & Eastern R» R> Co. StBamsHip “FARALLON,” A 1 and first'dassin eveuy respects Sails from Yaquina for Sari Fran» cisco abbut every 8 days. Pssbftger accommodations unsur» passed. Shortest route between th# Willamette Valley and California. Fare from Albany or points Wes£ to San Frneiseos Cabiri,.i.'.il..-..-.-i.-i.-.-....-,...,.i..i.„$12 6O.- Steerage,........ 8 00» Cabin-round trip,good 60days 18 (XX- For sailing days ripely id H. L. W alden , agent»- Albriti.y» Oregon. E dwin S tone ,- Mgr. nj C has . C lark , Supt. J oorvams, urw Physicians §010, Prop’n Connecting at Yaqulna Bay with th# San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Stamship - Company. c. H. DALRYMPLE, D rs . ..... .REMOVED.... . Next doof to new postoffice b’d’ngv F. L. Reis, Between Portland anil Corvallis. E. .Shaving, Hair-Cuttiug and -Shamr poolng executed with artistic skill? neatness and dispatch, Bath room connected with shop. - Two doofs South of postoffice« THE APEX. MAY 1,..........1893, Bullman. Buffst Sleepers 7:30am I Lv.......... Portland 12:15pm | Ar .... Corvallis . ORE.; SCIO, Lebftnon Bra nell. We will furnish any or all news ATTORMEYfAT l*W. papers, magazines and periodicals of », * OREGON. any kind at reduced rates. If you ALBANY, want to subscribe for any eastern publication, come and see us. ------ -i • • yy»-.-.-;—------- If you Want a first class portrait of PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, yourself or any member of your family or friend, we can get it for you fot nearly nothing. This offer I^^Medical examiner for /, 0. th W. and will hold good for only a short time. New York Life, The Silver Knight (Senator Stew art’s paper) published at Washing ton, D. C. and the Sdio W eekly P ress for only $2. per year. The Silver Knight is perhaps, the lead- THgiiewgpgpunti tw "U fft tvir g taius' line of jewjelry» wßiefF-they will be advocating true bimetallism. glad to show to customers. !‘||l. . . it IIIIHI - .................... , . ...... .......... i ....r-rt»-» .............. Barber and Hairdresser, Daily (except Sunday.) T hrough T ickets Latest novelties in Ladies Jackets states, Canada and Europe can be detained at lowest rates from Mrs. M. E. Woodmansee, at S. E. Young’s, Albany. Boots and shoes of every grade— men, women and children—at S. E- Young’s, Albany. R.W.GILL, 4:40 P. M • 1;15 P. M. 8i00 A. M. Woodburn -Springfield Rr n li eli • BucklSfi’s Arniaa Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cutes Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. S. Morris & Co. Assignes’s K’btxce. NTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, the as signee of the Oregon Metallic Paint Company, ¡an incorporation, an in solvent debtor, has filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for Linn county, state of Oregon, his final aoeount in the matter of the Oregon Metallic Paint Company, are insolvent debtor, and the same wilt be brought on for bearing at the next term of the Gircnit Court for- said county and state, in Depart ment No. 2, to be commenced and held on the 9th day of Mai ch, 1896, at the-Court house in the city of Albany, Oregon, GEo. W. M orrow , Assignee of the Oregon Metallic Paint Company. ORi ^Officfe' and residence oil Sb'iith side' Of tifitlgO. C. Li Sloan, the third ward car penter, can well enter* the list of W. R. BILYEU, long distance swimmers under ad ^ttdraiey and at Law» verse circumstances, Saturday ALBANY, 6R.- Will ptaiiiice in all the courts of Oregon, morning he and Mí¡ Crouch were (South side' of bridge.) £8g“8pecial atteritio'ii given to Collections. hired for ten dollars to remove two Scio, OREGON. large logs that had lodged against WAETHWOKD a TO ff > the west pier of tlfe big bridge. Having set tip a.shop in the above»’ A ttorneys A t L a W» Sloan did the saWing, and as the line are prepared to do fir»t-clasi: A lbany , or .- work oh short notice. Give thifie d logs floated away down the river, lardlfteti til Fitdn eiock,' over First National trial. Charges reasonable; he attempted to climb up on the bank,' bridge, using the cracks in the D. Ehif .¿LÄÖkÖURR» JOHN M. SOÖ1ERÖ boards as a sort erf ladder: When BLACKBURN & SOMERS. f$100.00 part way up his strength failed and ÄTTOitNEYS AT LAW he fell back into the swiit current. Notwithstanding he was encum ALBANY, OREGON. ujm I ni I iimi 11 m ^ ■SBEBBnni'rniimirtiiiiiiiMiii bered ivitli a pair of rubber booti, Adjourned. Rooms 5 & 6,' First National Rknk Biiildiria A. WiitaW fliscription. he started to swim for shore, but Editor Morrison, of Worthington, Club Biseting could make very little progress Ind., to thé j>erson submitting the xuu., “Sun, S...,, ” “ writes® 7--.^® “ You have a vernori ............... ;W. P. LORD most meritorious invention [against the current, which, as the valuable perscription in Electric Go Sec. of Stated H arrison r . kincaid . during the preceding month. Treasure^; .......... . . c ... __ The Santiam Republican Club will river being so high, is very Swift. Bitters, ........ ..PHIL. METSCHAN WE SECURK PATENTS and I -» can recom Supt. of Pub. Instruction;, LltlDio, nuu -«v”! cheerfully » vtiij icwiii- . I rwin , ..... ..................... 0 FOR INVENTOfes, arid the meet in the. city hall in Scio, on Allen McClain arid Mr. Shell lushed mend it for Constipation and Sick fR. s. ÜEAN. ALBANT, OREGON pbjè&t Qf this offer is to' éu- and as, - a -ä’, general system Supreme Court,............. -I f . A. MOORE. eodrkgè pereotis of tea Invbn- Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1896, at 7 p. m. down to the O. R. & N. Co’s wharf Headache, [CUSICK BLOCK'] 1^— -•. E. WOLVERTON. a tivettirn/ iff milid. -At thé tonic it has no equal. -- .* ’ Mrs. Annie Clerk Borii ’ d A L. (jdni ’ rs;. .. H. ODELL. All are invited to attend and par and irittnd a skiff. It was locked haine time V b wish to impress ., Supt. of Penitentiary;..,...; ; . a . n . G ilbert . Is the place io go for first- Steele, 2625 Cottage Grove iXVO Ave., # the fact that :: •: ticipate who desire to vote the re but a few vigorous strokes With an Chicago, Was afirun down, could not Supt. insane Asylum,....,. DR; a . r . P ayne . I It ’ s the Simply clasS dentistry. Teeth filled publican ticket at the coming elec ax released it and they Were soon in eat nor digest food, had a backache and felt tired tion, thereby assisting in the tri pursuit of the almost exhausted which never left her arid S Triviaiinyehtipns or extracted without pain. umph of those grand old principles, man. Nearly opposite thé fruit and weary, but six bottles restored | That Yield Fortunés renewed her Judge,...;..;.;..,;............................Ji. Hi DUNCAN. her health and antl„ ^mewed ‘‘Protection to American homes arid dryer they overtook him, arid it stregrith. , Prices ? as-. Long’s-- 50 cents and $1.00. Clerk,, F ii,;:,.;iNi, NSEDBAM. 0 Slid Eye, “ Bee that Hi iindustries’’-iirisu'ririg the speedy Was just in time, for twice he had Get a bottle at J. & Morris & i Co’s Sheriff,.,;........... . ......................... J. A, McFEKON. 1 « Safety Piij;,;...<f.pig8di Recorder, ,..D. F. HARDMAN. Ç vefi”___ _ return to prosperity of otfr poverty disappeared below the cold water Drug Stofe; Treasurer, a...., P. G. MORRIS. 9 Alrhost every one coiioelÿfea Comriiissionel-S, ...... ............ j J; W, PUGH. Brenner & Shelton» Prop’s; stricken nation and people. a W a bright idea at some tfme bt ‘ J. M. WATERS. and in a moment mofé would have V Other. Whynotputlt lnprito. School Stipe rintehdenr, A. R. RUTHERFORD Bank Officers Elected« . Important business to transact. gone down for the last time. By the ® tleàluse? YOUR tàlerits may w Sci<i, Oregon; Surveyor,...... .. E. T T. F1SHER- 2 lie in this direction. May At Cordnci,J„,;.;;............. ........... ;,.;.;.,R. A. JAYNE- J. W. C ole , Pres. time' he was taken ashore a large k make y'diit f oittiile. Why not Ç Good.turnouts at reashriable fates. Tfid abriuai rii^tipg of th0 fitOck 0 ttyî :: il H :i W; F< G ill , Sec. Stage liiie to Murikers’, Commer crowd had Assembled on the bank, holders bf thg, ^PliJWr^Scib Was CITV »IRECTO«!’. » ^^Writo for further information and. cial men conveyed to and ffom all and they lustily cheered the féé- • . mention this paper, • bissoluW® Notice Oit'FiCÎAïL points. Horses boarded by tlie day resulting held Tufi< Çuters. —Tèléséópó; or week. THE PRESS CLAIMS CO. in the, following Mayöi1 .i. iti. ............. T. X' mgn RE rs ? Philip W; Avireii. asn. Notice is hereby given that the Recorder,. ................. r . shelton officers and ' -g setors: Call tei* Club Organization. Marshal..., ............ young - firm of Myers & Higgins, lately,con 618 F Street Northwest, Treàstìrèr President» A: J. Johnsttn. ..¡.¡¡..--...¿uW. A..EWING' WASHINGTON, J>. Ô ; ducting a planing and lumber busi 'c. S.HARNlSri; Ropulist and fill Who syrripathize ViOb Presjdenfi R D. Smith. a . j . J ohnson ; - ness» has been dissolved by mutual f ßmiereiiiöiislbility« of this company R. it..MILLER. Cashier, W. A. Ewing. consent. All debts duo the late with their political views, who ex Collii fciliilbn j A ihàÿ be jud Acd by. _.:.the 1 fact that its ■ S. 1. SIÏOREtrr, « pect to affiliate in whole or in part GEO. wr MdsrioW. O. DirectofSi A; J; Johnson, P; V stock _____ is hw. if. by by iii yearly two thou firm and all Obligations due others Ct sand sand of of the thé leading ieadlng newspapers in J. A. BILYEU; With the populist party; who be J.V. B. GOIN. the United States; from it Will be settled by D. Myers. lieve that reform in our national, ,D. M yers SCHOOL BOÁISb. state and county governments is a T. H1<4 gin S; i T, j ; Ä uäers . Settle Accounts vital necessity to the prosperity of Scio» Jdnuaty 21, 1896. Schobl Dil{ectÖfsj I. A.'J JOHNSON. the people, are invited to meet at ( g : l . sutherland - R. SHELTON All persons who knb'v^ tH^m«elVös Sch ooí- Clerk,',... » ¿ the city hill, in Scio, on Saturday, Subscribe rioW for the P res S. FIHE DEPARTMENT. January 25; at 1 t. M., and par indebted to the undersigned, we ticipate in the organization of a deâire thehi to call and settle theif oltóÍtÉngÍneef,..¡.iiii.'.;¡;:;.';;..;;¡;:::.L S. t.SHÔRB. Asáiatatttj.......................... m . peery . Awarded people’s party-clubs We shall en accb’ûrits at once as We must have Foreiüan Hose Co. N.0,1, ,....Wm. BRENNER. Highest Honors—World’s Fair, deavor to have gOod speakers pres money with #KicU.to pay our Forettíáh BÍ.&D;Cöi Nö;l»;,,.. i ;J. Ü- : : í SJ3W1 ac- bills, thereby enabling to ent id entertain the audience. Let secret sociêtîïs Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. FÌril-tìil.^5Hli8o eofiiihbiiate you j n the^uturel every body WhO fô dissiitisfied CClO LODGE,A.F. & A.ii. No39 iiigstsii tlieir BX rn . e 3 & MuNKEtis. with the present ebhdition and - , iRiarRet affo KJ hall on the corner Of Mill arid Maijt Streets, on the first Sajalrday evening ori or befbre the- The print is too firiiá^ fut üre tendency of our nation come full liióinrof ¡eótìli.moriih- Visiting brothers Tliè geiieral laws, résolutioris find cordially J^*HlifidqüiijUr6 i,fgF boHìmD invited to attend. ; • iiiit and help Start the political ball Most of It Is ribWada^l ■ . a ; B.RÀfTDÀLL’W.M.g metnöfials of the last legislature just l ’ raVèmrs; B. O. H tdb , SScl in Sciti. Don’t injure byfiS trying to mafeeâ.a iittie paffipfilfit bf Ü4 pfigbsl EONIDAS DÓbtifc; No 36, read it; We bfiri rriake it mücH ifias: T. M. H olt To tfiirik that this iittie book con Knfglits of Pythias itieets : ier for j’ou With a pair df spectacles every Tnesdtiy tivehing at Ma- Cottiriiliteëmen for M Butte. tains the Work of 90 legislators, 160 sóriic ..bàli, 6n thè corner of We havb no poor Mill.,arid Mairi streets,over or eye glasiies* . . T. L. D ugger clefkS fihd bther officials; lâ ëfiough Hiblcii, .Shore A Ildlrifè'dge’s . Conimiiteeman for Scio. to mäße a tnan ashatiiéd öfi his Spe storca SqjhtìfhJngKriighfsin- glasses;, out chetip brii?§t,fiile good vlted to meet kith tisi glasses in cheap ii’árfiés; Thei-é are rf» x ■■ -, .WjJ.Giiii,; c.c. cies; And su'ch laws—nbt onb of HGTFt' T. li. DVG&Eit, R. df R. aiip S. too ifiaiiy oi the othef kind ori the , We hávé rnadq.afra.tigejhphls with these, bèiieve» enacted iri the QClci.LObGÉi .NiJi ìiRt1 À. 0., U. W.; tiicèts on I the Oregonian,Rtiblishiut Œiiipany market -riiacie to loíílt fifi hót O, tifSt rind third -,M<>sday iiiii.lits bf each by which WO SUpfily yoti. with interest of the peqpie%Pofit (CSfiierW.i’fniti ^id W^shirigt.btì Sti-fiets,) motyth. Witìttag Wdrkiàeri cdrdiàily irlvìted throiiglii - != *: • . fT ’ • ‘ ' i - f Weekly. Qregrinhiii an$ the to meet with us, j-- i. ... ; . ÀLBÀ3^, r .. Yóü..b(iy of find if theÿ don ’ t J - • < .. .F i SAS k CiiÀBTBBB! if . W. Sçib WÉÉ&LY i’ferisB, both journal.' WAtnED-AN ÎDÊÂÂÂÎ R, S he L to N, Rtic. Headquarters for com mereiai, travi suit» after trylhg them a short time; for tine year for oiijy $2. Tliis ..offer clers. Moto? cars jjaks the hotéi for Most Perfect Made. js'òrily for rj.(‘w.kubsei ibéi s úriil wHfen Get your trespass notices ¿rioted we take them back, -of course. all railroad depots and Goitra .JParv? Jo Years the Sfandítií, ?-’ Attorneys- Washington, I paid in ii<Jwiüiëé2 . ■ «•C., for h J. S. M orris & Co. Druggists. Free bus t© and ffoiti tìife theirîliSOO prize offer. .......... ©n cloth at this office; S. M. DANIEL, Wagoa. Is offering many extraordinary "i gains at his Clearance Sale. Haoe you been in to see them? If not you are missing a grand I Öp- portunity to buy goods oery cheap? Every article offered is a bargain. ■ imi BARNES & MUNKERS,- Proprietor^' Giveri Every Month p STATE OFFICERS. COUNÍY OFFICERS. Livery., Feed d Sale Stable. g 5 -DR,- L «WJ. ho W ii ,..,"
