Scio weekly press., October 08, 1896, Image 4

Tb® Republioan Rally,
Mr. Jerry Colwell, of the Ore­
gonian reportorial and editorial
The republicans of Scio and vi­
The wind blpweth, the water fioweth,
staff for a great many years, and a
cinity attempted to hold a small
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
The customer oweth and the Lord knowetli
newspaper man from the day’s of sized rally, last Saturday afternoon
We are in need of our dues;
Oregon’s infancy, catpe clown from but which was a dismal failure so
To h|s Qwn interests if he does not bring his wheat thi
So come a runnin’, without any funnin’,
Springfield, T-uesda, morning and far. as an important political demon­
year to Johnson & Phillips, as we want'
for fear of agunnin’, as this thing of dupnin’
remained till 4 P. M. in Scio and stration was concerned. Mr. John­
m y G b S k S? slsly.
Gives us the blues.
vicinity. Jerry is an. out and out son in calling the ipeeting to order
Very large line. Over one hun­
gold
bug
as
might
be
supposed
from
apologized
for
the
small
size
of
the
dred different styles, of which
For which we will pay fully as much, if n.ot mop than any of the
ninety are at the the two popu­ his. holding a position on the staff audience, stating that the meeting
leading markets of the 'Willamette Valley. "¡Du growing trade in
lar prices, 50 cts and 75 cts.
flour tor foreign shipment enables us to pay •ou such prices for.
of the Oregonian, but for all that is had been but indifferently adver­
your wheat as will save y<>q t he piiddlp riiaphs profit, anfl, also, the
a first-class. good fellow, and we tised as bills had been up but for a
freight on.all .offals by manufacturing here befiire shipping. This
5JÌ
thank him for the pleasant call he day or two. After, the song “Amer­
you inevitably pay when soiling to tjip'sp wfiq ship gpijn iyhble. You
Nos. 9 to 22, 10 cts, made the P ress while here. By ica” had been rendered by a* male
can have the top market price for all wHe<it','p)aeea Ayifh ii»', afl'y clay
cts. New plaid and
in the year you ma.y wish to «ell. So coine’and get §acks,'onp and all
the way we noticed him in close quartette, Mr. Willis S. Dunniway,
stripe ribbon just received.'
and bring along your yvheat. We assure'yffu iriq l)e§t of treatment
private
secretary
of
Governor
Lord
communion with a couple of our
and fair dealing.
Yours anxious to please, '
Jluolflin’s Arnica Salve.
successful local hunters, and if Jer­ was introduced.
JOHNSON 'PHILLIPS,
The Best Salve in the world for
New passementerie, ornaments ry takes a long string of pheasants Mr. Dunniway after compliment- ( Cuts, Bruises,’gores, Ulcers, Salt
Proprietors of Scio R oller M ills ,
ing
tlie
ladies
for
being
present
and
;
Rheum, Fever ’ Sores, Tetter,
and fronts Great variety of with himon h'is return to Portland
Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
the tasteful manner iq which the Chapped
'
styles and grades-
accompanied with tales of his prow­ hall had bests decorated, launched and
all Skin Eruptions, and posi­
!
Democratic.
tivelj
’
tively»
ores
Piles, or no pay re-
s. E. YOKING, ess as a hunter, our Portland friends into his subject in -a true campaign quired.
'
It is guaranteed to give
will
make
due
allowance,
for
Jerry
l’or president,
ALBANY, ORN-
style. A good share of his time perfect satisfaction or money re-
is an old newspaper man and was. taken up in demonstratii g the funded. Price 25 ? cents per box Wiliam J, Bryfln,
< Neb.
of
doubtless has acquired the habits1 impossibility of the free coinage of For sale by J. S. Morrig & Co.
For. yice president.
The firm of E, E, McKinney & Go, have leased the Mnn^
that most pencil . shovers have. silver to annihilate the 16,000 miles F. M. Frpnchjthe jewler of Albany . Thomas E. Watson,
of
Ga.
L0GAÏ» BREVITIES.
kers warehouse and are ii,ow prepared to handle yoS^.
Come again Jerry, we will always that intervenes between this has suibéthing new in engagement
For presidential electors,
grain.’ Call at the warehptise and get your sapks. They
Northwest coast and Liverpool over and weeding rings, make a note of
Every One Should. Hear be glad to see you.
of Polk county.
N. L. B utler ,
also will carry fl, stock of sacks gt' Lypns,. King$_ and
Harry Watkins At The City Wm J. Bryan a few days ago had which the farmer’s wheat must be this, bqy&
M. L. O lmstead , of B >kercounty.
and showed the great bene­
Crrbtree, We want your trade and we will do our best
Hall On This (Thursday) macle 205 speeches; in 172 towns and taken,
H
ofer
,
of
Marion
county,
E.
fits that would.accrue to'the Pacific
“Ststftas,” Albany’s leading, res- H arry W atkins , of Yapihill Co.
I ip "Wi+l Knier-
to
treat you right.
E, E M c K inxey cfc Co,
miles. Mr. McKinley had made 73. edAsWariioer 'with the’ titiirding’-cri«! tatrrrrftvfii-'growing in popularity.
tain Ancl Instruct You.
the
Nicaragua
canal;.that
the
repub
­
A first-class meal for 20 cents is the
Many of the speeches of Mr. Bryan
i
........REMOVEP.^'^
Subscribe for the P ress .
aîIEKîï'F SAME.
Republican.
were two minute remarks on plat- lican party was in favor of construc­ winner and is appreciated by the
ting
the
canal
and
that
the
demo
­
I
Next
door to hew postoffice b’d’ng^
hungiy public. One door west of
See S. M. .paniel’s ad this week. forms. .
For president,
y virtue of an execution and order of
cratic
party
was
opposed
to
such
the
Hist
office.
sale
duly
issued
out
of
tlie
Circuit
Court
J. Q.Lineh went to Portland Mon-
of the state of Oregon, for Linn county, to me |
Wm. McKinley,
of Ohio. duly B issued,
construction.
Réorganisas.
directed,
deliver-d
and dated
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_.
_ ___
______ on
a 1 <
,h day of September
thefitL
z.’‘?' A
i D 1896, J in ’a
z certain
z :::.' i
For vice president,
The silver question was then given
Sunday Seaside Ezenrsion.
suit in said court, wherein Olivia B Seaton |
Postmaster Shelton paid a visit, to It will be remembered that our a thorough ventillation from a re­
plaintiff and Benjamin Cutierand H. Eu- i
G. A Hobart.
of N. J. was
the county seat, Monday-.
phrasia Cutler was defendant, in which said i
Creamery patrons held a meeting publican standpoint. He showed, Onfenday, June 21st, the Oregon
suit in said court he said Olivia B Seaion as i MAY 1
For presidential electors,
George Phillips went to Silverton last week, to take some steps to se­ $o his own satisfaction at least, that Central & Eastern R. R. Co., will
plaintiff recovered a judgement, on the 15th
July, A. IL, 1895, against the said def j
of Marion county, dayof
via bicycle Tuesday evening.
endants Benjamin Cutier and H Euphrasia '
cure payment for the milk they the so-pajled’crime of ’73, was not a begin running their popular Excur- T. T. G eer ,
<’utler for the sum of One Thousand one Hun- I
of
Lane
county,
8.
M.
Y
orvn ,
Forty-six Dollars and Seyenty-three 1
Miss.Grace Gill went to Eugene were supplying, and that a lempo- crime at all but was thoroughly dis­ sionstd Yaquina Bay. Train leaves E. L. S mith ,
of Wasco county. dred and
($1116.73) gold coin of the United Slates,
ALBANY, OR,
rary superintendency was placed in cussed and that there was a great Albany 7:00 a . M. Corvallis 7:30 A. M. J.. F. C aples , of Multnomah county. cents
lgst Sunday for a months visit.
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per annum from the 15th dayof July, 1896-,
Old friends, as well as new custom
the hands of J. A. Bilyeu to secure quarrel between the two houses of Returning steamer leaves Newport
and
the
further
sum
of
One
Hundred
dollar
6
W. W. .Crawford and family came that end. On Thursday October 1,
($100.00) as attorney’s fees and the costs and ers, are invited to call and see us
congress whether wp shonld have a ot 6:80 p. m . Fare form' Albany
ANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL. MEN OR disbursmentspt S lid suit taxed at Thirty-three
Fred R., will always b.e on BST".
over from Tallman Saturday and a meeting of the subsidy subscrib­ subsiduary dollar or a trade dollar,
Women
to
travel
fpr
responsible
dollars and Ninety cents ($33-90) and ordering,
Corvallis and Phil moth to Newport I W
esrablished house in
Oregon.
Salary adjudging and decreeing that the real prop­
were visiting the P ress .family over ers was held at the Firemen’s Hall neither of which was to be legal and return $1.50.
$780, payable $1»
weekly and
< xp uses. erty described in plaintiff’s mortgage and
Position
Permanent. Reference. E iclose complaint, to wit.. The West half of the East
Sunday.
in this city, with T. J. Munkers, tender, for more than fiye dollars.
selfyaddressed stamped envelope, T hp Nation­ half of Section Twenty-three, the North half of
Patftihize your home paper. It al, Stas Building, Chicago.
the North-west quarter of Section Twenty-five •
C. W. Penn who has resided with chairman and T. L. Dugger, secre­ He neglected to cite any inention of workÿfor your interests.
I
•
11
and the North-west quarier of the North-east
quarter of Section Twenty-six; all in Town- J
the P ress family during the past tary. After discussing the cream­ a standard 412J grain silver dollar
ship Fourteen South. Range Two West of th3
summer, \yqnt over to Tallman last ery affairs informally, but in a pret­ that was legal tender for any
Willamette Meridian; containing in all Two
Hundred and Eighty acre« according to gov­
ty thorough manner, it was decided, amount, by either house of congress
Monday,
ernment survey; be sold to satisfy fcaid judger
inent and decree and all costs. Therefore no­
by motion, that an additional sum in the dpscession, and this neglect
tice is here by given that I will on
J. L. Chapman will set^atipublic
of $350 be raised by such subscribers of the standard silver dollar is
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1896,
auction on October 23, about 5(f head
as felt disposed to furnish the same,
at the hour of One o’clock, P. M..of said day, j
of hogs, 7 head of cattle.and 2' head for the purpose of paying a note wherein the wring was committed;
at the North door of the court house in the
D ry G oods * .. .A fme line of Mens
city of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, offer
so it may be- regarded as a fact that
of workhorses.'
for sale a’’ public auction, to the highest bid­
that was held against the plant by the claims of the friends of silver in
der, for cash in hand, all the right, title and
pants and Mens and Boys Mackin­
The Scio .Roller Mills company the Portland firm from whom it this respect are substantially cor­
interest of the within named defendants,, or
either of them, in or to all the above des­
has purchased two car loads of was purchased. When' this note rect. Mr. Dunniway did not exact­
cribed
premises, to satisfy said judgeipent. and
toshes; also Ladies Capes and Mack­
decree and all costs that nave accrued, togeth­
sawed railroad ties, which wiil be was paid, it was also voted that the ly call people who believed in the
er with the costs and charges for making such
sale.
used in making necessaay repairs to contract mortgage executed by Mi- free coinage of silver fools, but
intoshes, very cheay.
Dated this 14th day of September, a . D. 1896.
the Scio Branch railroad.
Catterlin to the subscribers in the showed very conclusively that he
M. U. G aines ,
Shei iff of Linn’county, Oregon.
first
place,
be
transfered
to.
such
J; M. Moyer, of Linn, county, has
had but very little respect for their
kept a strict account of all expenses subscribers as would furnish this sensibility, though he admitted
Preprietei
attending the picking, drying and additional amount, it being under­ that they might be honest. His on­
SHERIFF SALK.
baling of his 18,000 pounds of hops,, stood that this, new subscription ly method of relief from the depres­
....SCIO, OR. .. -.
y virtue of an execution and order of sale
and the total cost figures up 3} would be obtained by the original sion in prices was the building of
duly issued by the clerk of the circuit court,
B
subsidy
subscribers
increasing
their
First-clas.s
accommodations, Tables
of
the
state
of
Oregon
for
Linn
county,
dated
cents per pound.
the Nicaraguan canal, and as every
the 14th day of September, 1896, m a certain
supplied..w.iili the best the
'
A
dispatch
from
Salem
says:
M.
first
subscriptions
to
raise
the
ratal
Collision.
suit
in
'¡-aid
circuit
court
ot
said
county
and
Mr. J. T. Marinan, section foreman
‘ ’ uiarket affords,
state, wherein The Anglo American Land Mort­
A new executive com- one on this coast is in favor of that
Wassom, a Linn county convict, gage
& Agency company limited, was plaintiff, Board from Owe io Two I>ollai-s per day
on the O. C, & Lk R. R., with head | amount.
mittee was selected and empower- | improvement he could make no
and J. L. Holhda; Anna Hollida: The Lombard
is
showing
sig-ns
of
insanity.
At
u.ii u.ituj,
«M
In^yesriuent Company a corporation;
’ J . P. Rec-1
'W I' IU1 !?l) lillUH l L a nd carry out the
3^“IIeadqu:irters for Commercial
His -address was no doubt
rv O’ii
æJl
yesterday to consult a physician, wishes, of the subscribers as contem­
pleasant
to
the
adherants
of
the
gold
M at ne wsancn?ciwarawasnournn»avLner^Dv
Several weeks ago he accidentally plated, and make arrangements for
fU*m name of "atthews & Washburn, were
conducter of the overland train officials only gazes with a Vacant the
defendants, in which said suit. the.said Anglo
cut one of his thumbs upon a broken ( the successful operations of the standard but to every one wh.o leans (South bound) Fred Wall, forgot stare,- Superintendent Gilbert has. American
Land Mortgage & Agency Cd. as.
plaintiff- recovered judgement, on -‘the 13tli
window-light piece of glass, and the plant. Messrs A. J. Johnson, A. C. toward free silver coinage it was ob-
had physicians examine him, and it day of July, 1896, in said court., against the
somelff
his
tickets
at
Roseburg,
and
jectionaoie.
There
was
about
fifty
said defendants J. L. Hollida and Anna Hollida
wound has refused to heal and is ( Gaines and J A. Bilyeu were nam­
the principal sum or $9i40 00, together with
voters present, two-thirds of whom at Dillard sidetracked the train and has been decided to' await further for
giving him a great deal of pain.
( as the committee.
interest thereon from Ocu. 1st. 1893, ai the
developments
before
taking
him
ed
HOTEL.
rate of 8 per cent per annum, an t the addition
were
Bryan
supporters,
and
quite
started
bapk
to
Roseburg
after
Wm. Pfeiffer is the owner of the
sum of $750.00 reasonable attorney’s fees with
On Monday the-committee solicit­ a nutnper of whom were so offended
before the county court for al
interest, thereon from July 13, 1896, at 8 per GIBLIN
them.
:
The
tickets
had
been
dis
­
HOWARD,
most valuable farrier dog in , ed and obtained J. S. Morris as
commitment, Wassom was sen­ cent per annum until paid, and the turther
that they say they will not attend
(Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
of $206.18 with interest thereon from July
Oregon. She answers to the name i superintendent- of the plant, and another republican speaking in covered at Roseburg, and ..an en­ fenced to life imprison ment ior sum
13,1896, at 8 per cent per annum and the sum
ALBANY. 0BEG0N.
gine dispatched with them with in­ killing a saloon keeper at Lebanon.. of $82.10 costs and dishursemunts of said suit;
ofRone’land sold in England for employed Mr. Catterlin to assist
also in which suit in said court the Al­
Headquarters for commercial trav­
Scio
structions to overtake tne overland He was received at the penitentiary and
liance Trust ( o., defendant therein as a sec­ elers. Motor cars pass the-hotel for
$350. She took the first premium him in operating it. This places
lien holder recovered a judgement on
at Myrtle Creek. The two en- May 3, 1893, and Governor Pennoyer ond
all railroad depots and Gcltra Park.
said July 13, 1896, against sf id defendants J.
twice at the London dog show and the creamery upon a solid basis, and
Mamefl,.
L. Hollida and Anna Hollida, for the sum of Free .bus to and from the house
gines.collided near Greens. On the commuted his sentence to expire $2060.00 with interest thereon from Oct. 1 1890.
has crossed the ocesin four times. all who furnish tit-ilk may rest as­
GILKEY
—
SOMER
—
On
September
at 8 per cent per annum; and the sum of $2u0.00
Her home will hereafter be in Al­ sured that they will get their mon­ 80, ¡896, at the home of the bride’s * overfenfl.engine were James Por­ next May,
»
reasonable attorney’s fees and $69.00 its costs
and disbursements and ordering, adjudging
By buying your
bany, and it is an interesting ey for the milk regularly every
engineer; Geo. Happersett,
parents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ter,
I
and decreeing that the real property described
Somer, by Elder Arthur Cane, j firenian and Ben Lohr, brakeman;
in the plaintiff’s prior mortgage and in plain­
spectacle to watch her kill a rat.— month, and get every cent that will
Cemetery work
tiff’s complaint, to wit: The 3. e . % of Sec. 10,
Mrs. Thomas Savage, living two and
Telescope.
be realized over and above what is Mr. William Gilkey and Miss’ oh the engine sent to overtake the
S. W. of Sec. 11; and N E. X of Sec. 15,
Lizzie Somer, all of Linn county. 1
all in Tp Vi, S. R. 4. West of the Williamette
miles
east
of
Summit,
Benton
coun
­
charged
for
making
the
butler.
at
the Willamette
Mr, Arnold. Somer of th is coun­
Meridian, in Linn county, Oregon: and also,
overland were' Bob McCauley, en­
beginning at the Northwest corner of the S. E.
ty, has brought suit in the circuit, Mr. Morris informs us that he will, The young couple who have gineer; Jack McGonigle, fireman ty, in a house some two hundred, 14
of said Sec. .11, and running thence East. 11008! Marble Works.
and 63-100 chains: thence South 5 chain’«,
court for Marion county, against in a short time, be able to inform pledged their vows to love and and J. Toy, brakeman. There was yards from the nearest neighbors» 6 thence
and 63-100 chains;thence N. 5 chains
was burned to death with her babe to place W. of 6 beginning
also begmnihg 19 and 35-
Araos Strong, the well known tes- the patrons deffinitely what he can cherish each other as long as life
100
chains
E.
corner of said Sec. 10, Monuments and Tablets from
a
dense
fog
that
prevented
the
ap
­
shall
last,
are
well
known
in
this
in her arms and two little boys in a and running ofSouthwest
urant and mining man, for $5000 pay for the milk etc.,, and desires
thence ast 20 and 65-100 chains
proaching
-engines
from
seeing
to Soui heast corner of S W.34 of said Sec. 10,
community.
.
the celebrared Red Beach,
bed
dose
by.
She
was
seen
.by
Mr.
every
one
who
can
to
give
the
damages. He accuses the defend­
thence North 40 chains- thence West 20 and
-100 chains: thence South 40 chains to the
Barre and Quincy Granites,
ant of seducing his daughter Anna creamery their patronage, as he is The ceremony, which'was a very eacliôther till it was too late to pre­ Thrasher, the near neighbor, on the ,65
place of beginning, excepting always S. E. %
ofS. W. J4- of said Sec. 11, containing in all
at prices that will astonish
C Sommer, aged 20 years on Febru­ determined- to make it a success and impressive one, was performed al vent a collision. As a result Fire­ evening of October 4th, aud! on the 526
ar d 60—100 acres more or less, all in Linn
ary 23, 1895, and who on January 19, a benefit to every farmer in the 10 A. M. The bride wore a cream maw McGonigle and Brakeman morning of the 5th a neighbor boy, County, Oregon, BE SOLD to satisfy the said
you.
Shop on Second St.,
’s said judgement decreed to be a.
colored albatross dress, trimmed in Toy were killed; Fireman Happer­ Bert Jones, found the house in plaintiff
1896, -gave birth to a child, Hons. community who patronizes it.
first lien thereon and decreeing that the over­ opposite R. G. Watson’s store,
cream lace, and as the couple ap­ sett- had both 'feet mashed, one ashes. Search revealed the charred plus, if any, be applied to the satis.action of
W. R. Bilyeu and H. C. Watson are
second mortgage judgement of the defend­
Returned to the Orphans Home.
peared on the floor the bride looked leg being.amputated afterward just remains of the mother, and three the
F. WOOD, Jun.,
ant, The Allience Trust Company hereinbe­
the attorneys. The case is "one that
fore
described. The plaintiff having remit ted
handsome and charming enough to
children.'
The
coroner
’
s
jury
from
its
principal
judgement
claim
the
sum
of
ALBANY,
OREGON.
excites general attention on account Some time ago a little girl was
$1x4:0.00, Notice is hereby given that in pur­
satisfy the most fastidious require­ below the knee; Engineers McCau­
of the prominence of the defendUant. adopted from the Orphans Home in ments of the proud young husband. ley and Porter escaped with sprain­ brought in the verdict of death by suance there of and of said writ and order of
sale,
I
will
on
burning} cause of fire unknown.
J ohn M.SomEBS
SATURDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF OCT, 1896, D.R.N.RI.ACKBÜKN.
Republicans themselves dii not Portland, by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M.. The ceremonj’ was witnessed by ed ankles. Porters engine after coI­
at
the
hour
of
1
o
’
clock
p.
m
.
of
said
day,
at
the
BLACKBURN
&
SOMERS.
haye very much respect for the Or­ Morgan of near this city. The ac­ the immediate relatives and friends liding broke loose and ran about
door of the county court,house, in Alba­
We desire every delinquent sub­ front
ny, Linn county, Oregon, offer for sale at pub
tion
of
this
fairly
aged
couple
was
two
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW.
after
which
an
elegant
wedding
miles.
An
-inquest
was
held
in
egonians nephew when he was here
auction to the highest bidder, for cash in
scriber that is on our lists to call and lie
hand, the real property hereinbefore described
to make a campaign speech last Sat­ remarked upon, by various persons dinner was served. The bride and the afternoon.
ALBANY,
OREGON.
to satisfy said judgements and .dec.ees, the
make
a
satisfactory
arrangement
proceeds of such sale to be applied, first to the
urday, as quite a number of them in the community, in assuming thè ' groom besides receiving the hearty
Rooms
5
&
6,
First
National
Bank Building
with us for the settlement of their satisfaction of the said p ain tiff’s, present judge­
claim of $8000.00 with interest tliereon at
A damage suit for $10,500 has account. Do not think we are not 8 ment
that were in town failed to attend. care and education of a child so congratulations of.all present, re
per
cent
per
annum
from
October
1st,
1893.
until paid, and the further sum of $206.18
They probably th. ught an officer in young. By some means Rev. I. F. ceived a number of elegant wedding been commenced against the Law- meaning you, when you read this with
interest thereon from July 13, 1896, at 8
Tobey, superintendent for the home
C- H. DALRYMPLE,
cent per annum and the addiilonal sum of
the pay of the slate had no right to in Portlaiid become informed of the presents. The usual charivari was, le|4AUD,ng Company of Anidem, in item, for we do. If you cannot call, per
$750.00, reasonable attorney’s fees with interest,
tendered
the
happy
couple
after
­
be absent from his post of duty mak­ age of the conple and that they nightfall, and the participants were
âïTOKKEOT. LAW.
Of Charles J. Bishop, Che1 write at bn&e? ”
ihereon at“8peYceirtrperTmnunrfrom Ju 1 j-13
1896, and plaintiffs costs and disbursements pt
ing partisan campaign speeches, and could not care for the little girl as invited to partake of an elegant young man who was so badly in­
$82.10 and expenses of this sale: the overplus ALBANY,
«
*
OREGON.
if any to be applied to the satisfaction of said
that it was their duty to manifest well as was desired, so on Saturday lunch to which they did ample jured by the delayed explosion of a
Oregon State Fair
second Judgement herinbeipre described of
said
defendant,
Alliance
Trust
Company
their displeasure by absenting them he came up from Portland and on justice.
blast of giant powder exploding the
Dated this September 1< 18’96.
M. C. Gaines
Opens at Salem Wednesday, Oct.
selves therefrom.
next clay after, it was supposed to
Monday assumed control of the
Sheriff of Linn? county, Oregon.
R. R. Co.
7th;
closes
13tn.
McKinley-Bryan
have,
been
fired
with
two.
others
by
little
maid,
taking
her
to
Port
­
Cases Dismissed.,
Dr. J. F. Hendrick, of Harrisburg,
Bishop’a working, over the place debate. Pioneer barbecue. A great
who died Tuesday night Sept. 29, land on his return. While here he
YAQU
INA
BAY ROUTE.
1896, at 1I;3O o,clock, was born in organized an auxiliary advisory On Monday, Deputy U. S. mar­ where it was located with a pick. stock, poultry and agricultural ex­
Connecting at Yaquina Ray with the San
Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steamship Co.
Knoxville, Tenn, may, 27. 1896; he board with the following offlceis:
shal, George Humphrey, came over Mr. Bishop lost one eye and was position. Fast horses; great races.
President,
Mrs. J S. Morris; from Albany and proceeded at once otherwiseso badly shaken by the Grand music by Parsons. Excur­
studied medicine in. New Orleans
Stearns^ “FARALLON,”
in 1851; arid 1852; and came to the Vice president, Mrs. M. C.¡Smith; to arrest Erank Thorp and Thomas explosion that he had to -b.e taken sion rates. $20,000 in premiums,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San Fran­
Secretary,
Mrs. N. E, Gill; Large Jr. which he succeeded in to»Portland for treatment,being laid purses and prizes. Admission 25c.
[CUSICK BLOCK.]
cisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad and
coast in 1853, residing a while in
Humbolt Bay.
Treasurer,
Mrs. M. T. Cole. doing during the afternoon. It ifp there for five months. His
California and British Columbia.
Is the place to go for first- Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed.
Th.® Ideal Panacea.
He resided in Canyon City three Any persons desiring to adopt was the intention to take the accus­ attorneys are Cox & Catlin and Teal
James L. Aiderman, Chicago, says: class dentistry. Teeth filled Shortest route between the Willamette Val­
years, then in Lebanon and in 1868 children may apply to this board.
ed at once before Justice Shelton & Minor, of Portland.
ley and California.
I regard Dr, King’s New Discovery
located in Harrisburg where he after­
for examination, but as the justice
as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, or extracted without pain.
Printing the Ballots.
Fare from Albany and points West to San
Colds, and Lung Complaints, having
Francisco:
was not in the city the prisoners
wards resided. He was married in
A- Valua'bl® Prescription.
Cabin . .... ............ ......................$ 5 00.
used
it
in
my
family
for
the
last
five
1867, his wife and one daughter, County Clerk Montague on Thurs­ were held till after 6p. m. when the Editor.Morrison, of \Vorthington, years, to the exclusion of physician’s
Steeratre............................................ 4 00.
WEAETHERFORD
&
mt
Rovmd Trip Good for 60 days—Special.
Mrs. Dr. W. H. Davis, of this city day opened the oids for printing examination was had. The com­ Infl “Sun,” writes:
You have a prescriptions or other preparations.”
ATTORNEYS
AT
EAW,
To Coos Bay and Port Orford, cabin.... 6 00.
Rev., John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa
surviving him. He was a man of the ballots, 38,400 for the November plaint, which was sworn to by J. B. valuable prescription in Electric.
To Humbolt Bav, cabin.................... 8 00.
ALBANY, OR.
and I can cheerfully recom­ writes: “I have been a minister of
. ability, prominent as a local writer election. They were as follows: Mullan, charged that the accused Bitters,
mend it for Constipation and Sick the Methodist Episcopal Church for ^TOffice in Flinn ejock, over First National
RIVER DIVISION.
and. in politics, and leaves a good Glass and Prudhomme, $54; H. Y, Frank Thorp and Thomas Large Jr. Headache, and as a general system ■ 50 years or more, and have never bank.____________________________________
Steamer “ Alban y4’ leaves Corvallis 8: a, m.
(.¿nJ,,
it
has
no
equal.
”
Mrs.
Annie
record as a citizen.
were
guilty
of
retailing
liquor
on
found
anything
so
beneficial,
or
that
Kirkpatrick, of Lebanon, $43; Silver
and Albany 9: a. m., on Tuesdays, Thursdays
L. H. MONTANYE,
and Saturdays, counecun<* with the steamer
♦«It is immaterial in my Judgment Imprint, $29; C. W. Watts, $32 64, the premises of Thomas Large with­ Steele, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave., gave me such speedy relief as Dr.
ATTORNEY
AT
EAW,
“wm. M. Iioagu for Portland and lower riv­
Chicago»
Wi,s
a
"
rU!1
down,
could
not
King
’
s
New
Discovery.
”
Try
this
whether the wool grower receives any
er points.
out having first paid the requisite eat nor digest- food, had a backache Ideal Cough. Remedy now. Trial
ALBANY, OR.
benefit from the tariff on wool or not; Smilev the printer, of Albany, $32-
whether he does or does not • ... I am 60; Cavender & Brown, of Browns­ revenue tax. The witnesses, John which never left her and felt tired Bottles Free at J. S, Morris & Co’s ^g*Office in Strahn building.
Edwin Slone,
J-. C, Mayo,
Manager.
Sunt. River Div.
for free wool.**—Extract from William ville, $36.08. The contract was let Rhoda, J. ,W. Patterson and Billy and weary, but six bottles restored Drug Store.
IT. L. Walden,
H. B.Sacry,
J. Bryan’s speech in congress*, January
h
er
health
and
renewed
.
her
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opposite Revere
97th, 1894; Congressional Record Fifty- to the Silver Imprint, the lowest Miller Jr. knew nothing at all about strneath. Prices 50 cents and $1.00.
tiling to patent ? Protect your ideas; they may
Hu use, Albany.
third Congress, second session, Vol. 36, bidtler. The contract calls for 19,- the matter, so Justice Shelton dis­ Get a bottle at J. 8. Morris & Go’s
Read the ad “Money to Loan” in bring yon wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-
BUBN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington.
Ko. 33t p. 1564.
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