Z
Peter L. Bilyeu, Jake Bilyeu and
Bucklin's Arnica Sajve»
Circuit court this week.
The Best Salve in the world for
C. S. Harnish and wife went over A. J. Flemming, with their families Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
started East of the mountains on
to Albany last Thursday.
Fever Sores, Tetter,
Tuesday morning, via the Barlow Rheum,
THURSDAY, JUNE 25,
Boy Giil won the |hree-m|le bi­ route. They contemplate going as Chapped Hands; Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin gruptiQUS, and posi­
cycle race at Monmouth last week. , far as Idaho before they locate.
tively pres Pijes, or no pay re­
Quite a number of our citizens at­ Jefferson had a two-days picnic quired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect ¿atisjaction or money re­
tended the two days picnic at Jeffer- last yyeek under the auspices of the funded. Price. ¿5 cents per box
Light weight for Spring and sod , last week.
A. Q. U. W; The speaking in the For sale by J. S. Morris & Co.
Summer. Black and Colored—
Latest Styles—Medium Prices. Quite a number of qur citizens at­ forenoon of both days was said to be Get your SJtirt Waists of Hibler &
tended the Tabernacle meeting at good. The sporting contests in the
Turner, last Sunday.
afternoons were rather tame affairs. Shore. They have the proper styles
and prices. ' v
When
confidence
comes
about,
Calavan Bros, started across the
Lots and lots ot them, Many
different Qualities and Prices. a mqter line from Scio to Munkers mountains Monday with their drove Razors, clippers and shears put in
is one pf the probabilities.
Hew Styles.
of calves. As assistants in moving rder and warranted to cut at Gill &
Miss Lqella Caiy vyent to Scio on! the cattle they had Beecher Hig­ Cole’s barber’shop, Scio, Oregon,
the morning trait} for a short visit. gins, Ed Woodmansee, Henry Ray F. M. S'renchjhe jewlef of Albany
and Joe Calavan, and Mart Kinder
Stock now complete; largest ev­ —Monday’s Capital Journal.
has something new in engagement
as teamster.
er brought to Linn -county. All
W.
B.
Donaea,
the
Lebanon
wool
and wedding tings, make u notp pf
New Gopds and Prices very rea-
buyer, came over on Tuesday, going P, C. Lee came in from the Prine­ this, boys.
souable. Send for samples.
ville country, last week, v|a the
on to Stayton it Jfie evening.
“StettersJ? Albany’s leading res­
s. E. YQGNG,
The Spio Creamery has reliable McKenzie route. He brought in 13 taurant- is growing, in popularity.
ALBANY, ORN
advipes that butter will advance to , head of horses with him. He states A first-class.meal for 20 cents is the
a good figure within the next few that theie was about 15 miles of winner and .^appreciated by the
ßnow, and that it was 20 feet deep in
days.
hungry pnblic. One door west of
LOCAS* BREVITIES.
“Men may come and men may go” , some places. ---- :——
the Post office,
!-z.-
-7
-- —■
but the Scio creamery goes on for­
CIRCUIT COURT,
The creamery is now making up- ever., with a growing demand for its
'
Formed,
ds o£ ISO pounds of butter- daily. buttpr,,, ,.,v ,
Department No 1 of the circuit
Whats the matter with Scio and Congressman Ellis states in an in­ court before «Judge Burnette con- Thisi'u^^^ hereby ^notified that
vicinity qot having a big 16 to 1 terview with an Oregonian reporter vened Monday at 9 A. m .
J. L. Ray .an(d,j. r . Gill have as-
picnic.-;
that he will stand on thé St Louis W. C. Tweedie, W. H. Wayuer soiated th'em'selyes together to
Scio is strictly in it this yeap, that platform.
and A, p. Woodin weere appointed prosecute the .business of general
js tp say ip the oats, wool and butter Miss Maud Bilyeii one of the bailjffs.
blacksmith and horseshoeing under
business.
P ress typos and Miss Lora Powell
The fallowing grand jury was em­ the firm name of Ray & .Gill, at J.
Miss Edith Johnson, of Jefferson, went to Albany last Friday, return­ panelled: D, H. Ambrose foreman, L. Rays old stapd. They purpose
js visiting Mayor Johnson flnd fami­ ing oq Monday,
Win. Ingram, W. F. Hammer, doing first class work at the lowest
ly this week,
Miss Winnie Munkers, who was Peter IJeuttner, J. T. Follis, John possible rates commensurate with
good work. Produce of all kinds
An electric light plant will soon noted as being quite sick last week, Rinehart, James Freeman.
be put in at- Stayton, by a Mr, has not yet rececvered and is con­ The following cases were disposed taken in exchange for work.
J.. L. R ay & J, R. Giipp.
of:
fined to her bed.
Hughes, of Bedding, Cal.
Red
Crown
Roller
Mills,
a
corpor
­
A
lady
dropped
in
at
J.
S,
Morris
Plenty of Money,
The cherry crop as well as peaches,
plums, pears and apples are remark­ & Co. with a pair of spectacles that ation, vs Wadham & Co, Sqbst. for
N,
Needham,
county
clerk,
action
I have money to loan in sums of
she had paid $3.00 for, they had the
able scarce in this locality.
to recover books! tried and submited $500 up to $5000, on farm security,
Strawberries and cream can now same glasses in stock and are selling to jury and sealed verdict rendered, on very favorable terms. No delay
be harvested, and ye editor and
Marshal Richardson, who was up D M Osborne & Co, a corporation in furnishing the money. Call on
family assists occasionally in the the O. C. & E. railroad last week vs Rebecca J Morris et al, recovery or write to
h irvest.
states that Gatesville, by all odds, of money, attachment;, nonsuit by
C. G. B urkhart ,
Albany, Oregon.
C S. Harnish will transfer hiß is the most promising business point plaintiff.
citizenship from this city to Albany of the road.
J D Irvine vs M Martin et al re;
The | fishermen’s strike on the covery of money, attachment; judge»
next Tuesday and will henceforth
lower Columbia river has been de, ment as per stipulation,
be known among us as a visitor.
eJared off, and the fishermen are all
Martin Payne.vs W H Gaston et
The republican platform makers at work again. The militia has re- al, recovery of money; nonsuit by
at the recent St, Louis convention turned to Portland.
plaintiff,
from their actions must all have Miles Cary foreman, Glen Brown,
S Z Taylor vs Chas Pfeiffer et al,
been graduates of the gold?cure.
Jerry Snyder and J. W. McFarland, recovery of money; continued.
F or S ale —A thoroughbred red commenced repairing the, railroad Marcena Maple vs Hattie Moore,
Durham bull. He is three years track, leading from Scio to the main recovery of money: settled.
8 M Fletcher, administrator, vs
old and is a splendid animal. In­ line, last Monday morning.
quire of J. N. Morris, Scio, Oregon. One day last week, Al Munkers Frank Wheeler, recovery of mon­
ey; settled.
Wm. Brenner is the boss collector of the firm of Barnes & Munkers, The Keeley Institute vs Frank
set
86
shoes.
He
thinks
this
is
the
and don’t you forget it. When you
Nickerson, recovery of money; de­
send him to collect a bill and give biggest lot of horseshowing ever fault and judgement; attorney fee
done
in
Scio
in
one
day
by
one
man.
him discretionary powers he. gets,
of $30 allowed.
there with both feet.
The roof of the engine room of M Hale vs Guseppe Matasce, re
. A. J. Johnson went to Portland the creamery building caught fire covery of . money; default and
sárious AocicLcnt,
"U ns firs t Of tn u we ek Tto- ente r vie w Weda es Oa»
of water by the fire de­ Leopold Hirsch vs i Harrisburg
the railroad company and get, if application
1
Tusday Mternoon about 4:30 as
possible, " its aid in repairing the partment prevented any loss to Mercantile Co, recovery of money, Mrs; W.
Elmore, Miss Effie
amount to any thing.,
s .attachment; settled,
Scio Branch railroad^
Brown and thé two small children
Mrs. Geo. W. Warner, of Albany, 0, 8, Harnish was too busy for any Wm Wassom vs J, R. Buckman, of Mat Caroline were returning from
of money, attachment; the norttï side to their homes on the
i
came over from Albany last Satur­ thing this week in getting ready recovery
i
day and remained till the following for his removal to Albany ..next settled,
south side, in a: covered top buggy,
Monday, visiting her son Charles week, but he will take time to make J W Cusick & Co vs Klein Br$s, the horse became frightened and
of monev; settled.
your negative if you will call on recovery
:
and family of this city.
Henry Weinhard ys Otto Bàeum- jumped down the embankment near
Just bear in mind that the Scio him between this and. Monday.
..the plaining mill, turning the buggy
P ress is the paper of the “Forks.” There is a good deal of talk of con­ le, recovery of money, attachment; over twice-, bruising the occupant8
judgement
for
want
of
answer
with
testing
the
Beaver
Hill
vote
in
coos
,
Advertisers who wish to-:gather in
very badly,. especially Mrs. Elmore,
shekels from this neck of the woods, county, and which if thrown out order to sell attached property.
who was li noass of bruises, the next
J
A
Cumming
vs
W
A
Ray,
re
­
get there when they advertise in would bring about some radical
day
was unable to turn herself in
changes in the official ballot of that covery of money, attachment; de-
the P rjsss .
bed and is not now much better.
county
and
the
first
congessional
fault
and
judgement.
I have quite au assortment of
A Condra vs G W Drinkard, re­ The wonder is that no one was kill­
spectacles that I well sell at greatly district.
ed. The embankment is five or six
reduced prices. Anyone wishing An effort with much promise of covery of money, attachment; de-
feet high.—Brownsville Times,
fault
and
judgement.
success
is
being
made,
to
reorganize
a pair, or the entire lot can get them
for less than cost. Inquire of C. W. the Coast Carriage & Wagon Co. at Stewart & Sox Hardware Co vs
Notice of County Clerk.
Penn, at the Scio Press office. ,
Corvallis, and get the factory to G W Drinkard, recovery of money,
Subscriptions for volunteer road work again. T. M. Jenkins, a cap­ attachment; default and judge­ All persons who were elected at
work on the various roads leading itallist, of Moline, III., is in Corval­ ment.
the June election, are requested to
to and from Scio are now in order; lis, looking into the matter.
M Jacobs vs N A Bowman, re­
call
at the county clerk’s office and
.Every one of them are meritorious. Frank Grubbs had his thigh bone covery of money; default and Judge­
get their certificates of election, and
Good roads are advantageous wheth broken at Corvallis Thursday after ment.
er you ever desire to travel over noon, by being run over by a wagon Wm Power vs O C & E R R Co, also file their bonds at the earliest
possible date, as the outgoing court
them or not; so just lend a hand.
heavily loaded with wheat. The damages; continued.
will want to approve them. Other
A correspondent to the Morning horses were running away, and in J B Smith vs Philip Lantzy et al,
papers pleas copy.
his
effort
to
stop
them
he
fell
from
Oregonian states that the Barlow
recovery of money, attachment; de­
Nr Needham,
road acrossjihe mountains will not the vehicle, and in front ot the fault as to Philip and Lizzie Lantzy
County Clerk.
wheels.
be open till July 10. Parties who
State vs John Isom, wrongful
left here Tuesday to cross by that Miss May Morris is uow deputy sale òf grain in warehouse; contin­
Residence Burned..
route, will probably enjoy two weeks postmistress, at our post office. It ued by consent.
camping in the mountains before is Somewhat remarkable, but a fact
nevertheless, that several of our V H Caldwell vs David Scott etal, On Tuesday the farm residence
they get across, .
confirmation ; sale confirmed.
The increase of business of the young -men, visit the. .office some­ S E Young vs E L Hughes, recov­ and all oiits.contents, belonging to
what,
more
frequently
then
former
and oçTu.pjèjLby B. F. Darby,. North­
Albany creamery has been enpr-
ery of money; default and judge. east of S£¿j^yas destroyed by fire.
rhous; This morning 10,425-pounds ly'.. Their correspondents seem to ment.
-
Mr.
abs ent at the time
of milk were left at the creamery, be i ncreasing" rapidly
S E You-ng vs'W G Henderson, and üeb'ôèKWas at home save the
over five times as much, as a year -/-The Scio-Press says, that they recovery
of money; default and
ago. The demand for the butter, have a Green-Coffee, T. Coffee, and judgement.
chileren jvho, not having the judge­
the best- made in the North West, is a George Coffee. There is no use of-- Will & Link vs W H Maple, re­ ment of older persons, failed to save
Mr.
Dugger
boiling
over
with
mad
­
, more than the supply as great as the
covery of money;, continued..
any of the household goods. There
output is.—Monday’s Albany Demo­ ness about it for his-word settles it.
was no insurance upon the building,
—Albany Telescope. The above is
crat.
Looks Business Like.
and the loss, in these times of low
sufficient
grounds
for
a
duel
on
our
McKinley Is now nominated and
With a string of 25 to 30 teams prices, for the products of the farm,
.part;
so
look
out
Charley
we
are
confidence should be, if it is not-,
unloading oats at the warehouse is extremly harcf to bear by one situ­
restored. We have not heard of steaming hot about the matter.
daily, 10 to 15 teams bringing milk ated as Mr. Darby is. The sympathy
' any wandering around awaiting to The latest advices^ from New to the creamery daily, 10 to i5
of the community for the loser
be appropriated, in this locality. If York indicate the growth of reform
teams unloading wool at S. M. Dan­
you fellows, in other parts of the sentiment in. that wall street cursed, iel’s warehouse, and roadwork go­ should take the form of a subscrip­
county have any more of this article monopoly ridden state. Populist ing on on both sides of the creek, tion to restore his loss in part.
(confidence) than you need, just ■ clubs are being organized in many Scio presented quite a business like
An Important Sale.
seen it over and we’ll take all you of the rural district where our appearance last week. S. M. Daniel
have to spare.
doctrine has neyer been preached has bought during the past few Last week Mr. David Myers closed
The bi-metallic picnic at Hurl­ before. Verily, when New York days about 20000 pounds of wool, for a sale of 200 acres of his old home
burt’s grove, five miles west of Al­ . .can be aroused there is hope for which he paid 10 cents per pound. farm, three miles East of this city,
bany, is said to have been a splen the country.
E. E. McKinney has bought near to an Ohio man, whose name is
did success and was largely attended.
From all reports the Spanish sól- 25,000 bushels of oats during the withheld at this time by request.
Two speakers from each of the po­ diers in Cuba, are the most cruel past two weeks foi which he paid 20 Consideration $5000. The buyer
litical parties addressed the au­ and blood-thirsty soldiers that to 22 cents per bushel and which states that there will be five or six
dience, and all of whom were a unit ; the world’s history during the nine­ are still being delivered quite more families from his locality
as to the restoration of mintage teenth century can tell of,1 among freely.
emigrate to this state and will
rights. Ail were unanimous in the civilized peoples. They even rival
probably buy farms in this locality,
At First Cost.
opinion that all political differences i the cruelty of the Turks in Ar
on the strength of his purchase.
of a minor importance should be | menia. Our government ‘will be
They are all good citizens and will
dropped and the friends of silver very remiss in its duty if it- dees not Six sets of single buggy harness make valuable acquisitions to our
through out the United States, ir­ call the Spaniards to account- for the for sale at first cost at T. S. Coffey’s
respective of party, concentrate American citizens butchered on the harness shop in th is city. Call im­ community.
their votes upon ne candidate.
island of Cuba.
mediately if you desire a bargain. See S. M. Daniel’s ad (his week-
OftPES^
SHIRT WRISTSL'
L. H, MONTANYE,
ATTORNEY
ALBANY, OR.
is a mighty good thing and ifj i®”Offic.e in Strahn
building.
yo.u have any ttjat yoq wàpt to!
swap fop wago.nspr buggies,just
Ç- JJ- PU-RYMPLE,
come oyer to Albany and see^us.
ATTORKEy..AT LASV.
We carry the Studebaker ve­
hicles, tfi.e very best qn the ALBANY,
n
ÿ
¿OREGON.
earth, and can make you good
E. O.
terms. S teward & S.cßf Hard­
ware Co.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
is. the way we sell packets .of
garden seeds, and we also have
grass see.d of all kinds for sale
cheap. S tewart & Sox Hard­
ware Co.
MAY
F. L. Reis,
Prop’r,
ALBANY^ OR,
OJd friends, asw.ell as new custom
ers, are in vite,d i.o .call and see u$
Fred R., will always b.e .on 8®".
New York Life,
D es . J.
W. & M. T, C ole ,
AND-v
Physicians
---- AND-n-l
Surgeons.
Wagon Shop,
(South side of bridge.)
SCIO, OREGON.
- - OR.
SCIO,
B®”Office and 'residence on south BARNES & MUNKERS,
ProsmW
sa}e by the Stewart & Sox Hard­ side of' bridge.
Having set up a shop in the above
ware Co. Engines, separators,
line ar,5 prepared tQ do firsf-ejasj
binders, mowers, rakes, plows,
WEAETHMORD
£ WYATT, work ,9-0 short notice. Give ihme $
ATTORNEYS
AT
trial, .Charges reasonable.
harrows and almost anything
ALBANY, Oft.
else in the line of impl.erpents or
»
gS^Office in Flinn elock,,over First
hardware.
I!
bai>k.
to'
'‘B. r .N.B i .^ ckbubi «.
the Scio Mineral paint, It |was
gobd but it was hard to mix.
We have the best Paint in the
¡country all mixed, ready for use
and in all colors, and we will
sell it cheap, Don’t forget this
S tewart & S qx Hardware Co.
ATTORNEYS at RAW,
ALBANY,
PW:
M. SompRS
BLACKBURN & SOMERS,
(sr. i/Monoi,
Populists
and for that matter Democrats
and republicans, too, will find
pnt by coining to Albany that
the Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.
have the best stock of Stoves
and Tin ware in the county and
sell at the lowest prices.
Subscribe for the P ress .
Special Prices for GASH,
UNTIL JULY 4th.
S M. DANIEL.
About tho Mines.
W. B. Lawler, general manager
Qf the Lawler Mining Company's
Quartzville mines, was in Salem
last Friday. He reported progress
in the big Quartzville mining enter­
prise satisfactory, with results fully
as good as had been expected.
Three tunnels now extend well into
Dry Gulch mountain. Tunnel No. 1,
which starts at the base of the
mountain extends 800 feet; tunnel
No. 2 reaches 850 feet into the
mountain, and tunnel 3 is completed
about 900 feet. These tunnels run
parallel to each other. Tunnel No.
2 is directly over tunnel No.l. with
which it is connected by a vertical
chute 200 feet in length. Tunnel
No. 3 enters the mountain about
200 ft. nearer its summit than No. 2,
and they are also connected by a
vertical chute. The stamp mill is
situated at the mouth of tunnel No.
1, and by means of the chutes and
cars, all the ore passes out through
this tunnel and is dumped into the
large bin near the mill, Still an-
other tunnel is being dug into the
mountain, starting nearer the sum­
mit. It paying ore is struck, this
will be connected by chute with No.
3, from whence its ore will find its
way to the great ore bin. There
are now 80 men at work. The 20-
stamp mill is going night and day,
50 to 60 tons of ore being disposed
of every day. The Lawler Mining
Company hasTexpended about $140,-
000 in these mines, but the work of
development, as contemplated by
the company, has just fairly begun.
The plan of the company was to ex­
tend the tunneling,clear through the
mountain, and the estimate of the
expense was from $500,000 to $600,-
000. Futher developments may in­
duce the expenditure of much
more capital in that region. Several
clean-ups have already been made,
but what the output in gold lias
been is one thing the company will
not allow divulged. It evidently is
satisfactory to the company, how­
ever, as Mr. Lawler, through whose
instrumentality
the
mines
were bought, has made representa­
tions to members of the same com­
pany, who, together with the
Rothchild house in Lon'don, are
negotiating for the Blue mines, in
Lane county. The contract has not
yet been sealed in this deal, but
there is good assurance that it will
be, and within 30 days the work of
developing the Blue mines on an
extensive scale will be begun.
Fjejulfiief
../.SCIO, OK,.,,
OREGON.
Rooms 5 & 6, First Rational Bank Buildin«
CLOTHING
i
THE APEX.
Medical examiner for . O. U. W? and
Almost
Anything
. wanted by a farmer is kept for
I
Next- door to new postoffice b’d’ng.
SCIO, OREGON,
Two for i Nickel
SUMMER OOOUS^
........REMOVED........
LAW,
AT
First-class accommodations, Tables
supplied with the best tlie
market affords."
Boar^froin One to Two Dollars per day
R. R. Co.
YflQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Connecting at Yaquina Ray with the Sau
Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steamship Co.
SteamsliiB “FARALLON,”
Sails from Yaquipa every 8 days for San Fran­
g@“Headquarters for Commercial
Travelers.
Do You W>.
A set of double or single
harness, a saddle or any
kind of acurrycomb, or a
brush; in fact -anything
that is usually kept in any
first-class harness , shop?
If you do go to
cisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad and
Humbolt Bay.’
Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette Val­
ley and California.
Fare from Albany and points West to San
Francisco:
Cabin .. ...
...........................$ 5 00.
Steerage......................................... 4 00,
To Goos Bay and Port Orford, cabin.... 6 00,
To Humbd'lt Bay, cabin..........’ ........... $ OP.-
Round Trip Good for. 60 days^r-Spepial..
W.S. G0RFW.
He will supply you with
anything in his line, at the
Lowest Living Prices, for
Cash or any kind of Mer­
chantable Produce. Shop
one door south of 'P. O.,
- RIVER DIVISION.
Steamers “Albany” and. “Wm, M. Hoag,”
newly-furnished, leave Albany daily, except
Saturdays, ats: a. m., arriying at Portland the
same day at 5: p.m.
Returning boats leave Portland same days
as above at 6: a, m., arriving at Albany at
7. p.m,
Edwin Stone,
Manager.
H. L. Walden,
Agt.depot-, Albany.
J • C, Mayo,
Supt. River Div.
EL. B. Sacry,
Agt. opposite Revere
House, Albany.
Scio,
w
WANTED-ANIDEA of some simple
thing to patent? Protect your ideas; they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-
BURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
D. C., for their $1,800 prize oiler.
Executor’s Notice.
WOT1CB IS HBREB Y GIVEN, that tile under-
IN .sjgjiedJaas bep-n. cHily appointed .eyecutor of
mst’Win of Winfath Kinder, deceased, by
the County Court of Linn county, Oregon-
and all persons having claims against said de­
cedent are hereby required to present the
saine to n>e with the proper vouchers, within
six month's from the date hereof, at the office
of W. R. Bilyeu in Albany, Linn county, Qrn.
Dated this the 20th day of May, 1896,
W. H. KINDER,
t rîë
Executor'.
Don’t fail to try Fry’s Sarsaparil­
la. Liver Regulator, Cough Com­
pound, Rhumatic cure and headache
cure. Every bottle guaranteed.
For sale bv J. S. Morris
Cò.
Eid Ton Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy
for your troubles? If not, get a .bot­
tle now and get relief. This medi­
cine has been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure of all
Female Complaints, exerting a won ■
derful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If
you have loss of Appetite, Constipa­
tion, Headache, Fainting Spells, or
are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable,
Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy
Spells.'Electric Bitters is the med
icine you need. Health and stren-gth
are guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and $1.00 at J. 8, .Morris’
Drug Store.
Wool! Wool! Wool!
W.B. Donaea, of Lebanon, will
pay the highest market price for
wool. His agent in Scio is S. M.
Daniel, who will handle all of the
wool in this locality that is sold to
him. See him before selling your
seasons clip.
For Exchange.
We have some choice heifers
which will make fine milk stock,
rfl so T5’ to rf w iern ty- yea-rl a n d cal ves to
exchange for. sh eep. A good trade
for someone. Gill & Cole, Scio, Or.
Condensed Testimony.
■Chas. B. Hood, Broker and-Manu­
facturer’s Agent Columbus Ohio,
certifies that Dr. King’s New Dis­
covery has no equal as a Cough rem­
edy. J. D. Brown Prop. St. James
Hotel, Ft. Wayne, Ind., testifies
that he was cured of a Cough of two
years standing, caused by La Grippe
by Dr. King’s New Discovery. B.
F. Merrill, Baldwinsville, Mass.,
says that he has used and recom­
mended it and neyer knew it to fail
and would rather have it than any
doctor, because it always cures.
Mrs. Hemming; 222 E. 25th St. Chi­
cago, always keeps it at- hand and
has no fetir of Croup, because it in­
stantly relieves. Free trial bottles
at J. S. Morris’ Drug Store.
Sunday
Seaside Excursion-
On Sunday, June 21st, the Oregon
Central & Eastern R. R. Co., will
begin running their popular Excur­
sions to Yaquina Bay. Train leaves
Albany 7:00 A. m . Corvallis 7:30 a . m .
Returning steamer leaves Newport-
ot 6:30 p. m . Fare form Albany,
Jeff Myers came up from Salem Corvallis and Philmoth to Newport
last week, to complete the sale of and return $1.50.
his father’s property, noted else­
where.
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HOTEL.
GIBLIN
HOWARD,
Pro^S
(Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
ALSANT, . QEEGQW.
Headquarters for commercial trav­
elers. Motor cars pass the hotel for
ail railroad depots and Goltra Park.
Free bus to and from the house
Save
Money
By buying your
Cemetery
work
at the Willamette
Mai ble Works.
Monuments and Tablets from
the celebrared Red Beach,
Barre and Quincy Granites,
at prices that will astonish
you. Shop on Second St.,
opposite R. G. Watson’s store.
WOOD, Jun.,
ALBANY
OREGON.
OREGON,
[CUSICK BLOCK.]
Is’the place to go for first-
class dentistry. Teeth ffilled
or extracted without pain.
WE ARE READY.
We take your milk, sepa­
rate It, make the butter,
pack and ship- it; and pay
the pation all thatthe butter
brings less 34 cent# per lb,
Or we will contract with any
one for their milk for . six
months at 60 cents per hun­
dred.
Scio Creamery Company.
Notice For publication•
Laird Office at Oregon City, Or.,
May 12, 1896.
lot ice is hereby given that the foBowlng-
y named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the county clerk of Linn county, at Albany,
Oregon, on June 30,1896, viz:
DAVID MONTGOMERY
H. D. No. 7938, for the N. W.
of Sec- 28. T. 10
SI, R 1. E
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva­
tion of said land viz.;. James A. Craft, John
White, and Jediah Hutchins of Larwood, Or.
and Robert Pepperlin of Jordan, Or.
ROBT. A. MILLER,
(2)________ _____
Register.
Koiice For Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ogn.
May 12, 1896.
otice is hereby given that tlietb.lwoing nam­
ed settler- has filed notice ot his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the caunty
clerk ot Lmn county, at Albany. Oregon, on
June 30, 1896, viz:
JOHN II. FLEENER
H. E. Ne. 7937 for the N. E. V of Sec 28, T. 10
S. R. 1 E,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; John Hutchins of Larwood
Or Ernest Griggs of Scio, Or. and George
Myer and Robert Pepperlin of Jordan Or.
ROBT. A. MILLER .
(2)
Register
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