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Newspaper Page TextScio îuïliî Sç&OQlS, otherwise it must drop buck to a generáí mixed school, under two The members uf the board of the teachers. Scio Public Sehaal wish to call the Believing that the patrons of the attentiuu of the patrons, and th« school and the Dist in general wonld To his own.interests if he dogs not bring hU this community in general, tu some like to know something of the finan year to Johnson & Phillips, as we want things needful in order to build up cial condition of the district in the following is a something near, re a good school at this place. port; First in order fdr any school to 1 have a lot of long cloth Ree’d in property tax 525 53 For which we will pay fully as much, if not mop than any nf the build up, it is necessary for life peo leading markets of the Willamette Valley. Qp growing’ trade in 258 02 coats made.-, of good, wool ple and the community in general Balance due on “ flour top foreign shipment enahles us to pay -op spi-Ji prices fop Reed froth general State and your wheat as will save you the middle plan's profit, and, also, thn .cloth,which 1 intend to close loall be thoroughly interested in county finid 997 24 freight on all offajs by manufacturing here hefiire shipping. This out. They are old style of school, and general , educational Reed for olu school building 125 00 you inevitably pay when selling to those who ship grain whole, Yoq can have the top market price f,.ir all wheat-, placed with us, any day Total amount recd 1905 99 course, but for many purpos work. in the year,vop may wish to sell, So come and get sacks, one and ali This is the ground Paid out and Jji'ing along y<mr wheat. We assure you the best of treatment es they are better than a which all good schools Interest on bonds 3 pa’m’nts 633 75 and fair dealing, Ypyrs anxious to please, How t.ho Dipper Saved tlio Farm. Maikiit'Report. mackintosh and will cost you where you will, and whenever you To be paid tO: principal pel Sr io Q uotations JOHNSON & PHILLIPS, Fattier was sick and the mortgage on the 675 00 Strip was coming duel 1 saw In the Oljristlan half the money. They cost find a good school, you will find the eón tract . Wheat, 06 vts, per bu, Proprietors of Scio R oller M jli ^, Advocate where Miss a M. Fritz of Station A, Oats, 30 ” ' o 2'240 00 Br. poms,- Mo., would send a sample contbina, the manufacturers $5, $10 people and the patrons ali interest Assistant >» bhl. tion dioper for 18 two cent stamps, and I ord Flour $3 60 Lady “ 180 00 ered ed in the cause of education. 4* one. 4 saw the dipper could be used as a Bran 10 00 ton. and’$15. They are offered So if we ever expect to have a Balance due on overdraft at fruit jar tiller; a plain dipper: a fine strainer- a Middlings 14 funnel; a strainerfunnel; a sick room warm dif- Bank, Gill & Sons and dig ing pan and a piitt measure These Thcss eight, eight,d:f at $150 to;$2,50 each. Chop, $14 per ton. good school in Scio, we must begin ferent uses makes the dipper such fii-a a necessary necessar” Potatoes. 50cts per sack. ging well, about . 40 00 article that I went to work w rith =**' it “ and ft ‘ to talk School, advocate schd'il and sells at very near evfr.y house, , An*1 in four Eggs, 25 c. per Joz. S E. YOONG, patronise it, and see that our chil Three months teaching last months I paid oat the uiortgagq. I think 1 can Butteifcreamery 20: ranch© 12.^ lb. as rauch -aa^so.'a tnon th it you need spring 430 00 clear ALBANY, ORN. Hams, 8c per lb. work you can do-well'lty giving : this a trial. The firm of E, E. McKinney & Co, have leaded theMi’D« dren go. Louis, Mo.. Miss A- M. b'l ’ itz. Station A. St. i-uuis, lu . i ., 2213 55 Total Shoulders. 6e per lb, will send you a sample fcir js two cent kers warehouse and are now prepared to handle your Fine school houses never in the Amount short at the end of Racon, 7c per lb stamps- write at once. . JOHN G. N. grain, - Call at the warehouse and get your ¡sacks, They Lard, 8c per lb history of the world, made a fine 307 56 teachers contract Chickens, 2 50 per doz also will carry a stock of sacks at Lyons, Kings and school, but. brainy people with LOCAL BREVITIES. If we hire 1st-assistant 3 months BtiolRlinJs&nioaSalvs. brainy children, backed up by am- longer than .contracted Crrbtree, ", We want your trade and we will do our best 120 00 Marry This Girl Quick, Thé Best Salve l*1 lhe world for t-'ubscribefor the press , | Ç.'-tîn . bUpip, to.-- he‘ .J6omething^_and Dist warrant to C —U l ce rs^ S a 11 'I saw in your paper that a 13 year old boy to treat you right. x • E>E M c K inney (fc.Co/-"- 4ttié um r- F^ver Sores, Tetter, made .3)the first dayjie worked selling the Co and nit nnsatfletoifl will build a 'good Read the a<l “.viotiey to Lpan” jn sorfiebpay,' Perfection Metal Tip Lampwick. I ordered a (Jhapped H'frijils- Uh'ilblains, Corns, and went to work and the first week 1 paid May 1 '97 226 00 and all SkihiElklptloos, and posi stipple school jo any cotpmunitv and neither column,. cleared $10, the.seeopd week I cleared' $15. I .;:.::...REMOVED..... to rtfn njj-tQ $35 a weak tn the near fu tively ures ' Piles, or no pay re expect Shalbai- i J|iis a turkey shoot to this is the only way we can ever see Dist warrant to £! F W & Co ture, as the Perfection Metal Tip La.mp.wick Next door tojiew postofnee b’d’ng, 54 quired. It _ i'^i-guaranteed to give payable in Sep ’ 97 makes such a beautiful white light and does 00 a good school built up in Scio, day, (thanksgiving,) away with sin ok e*’ chimneys and bad odor perfect satisfaction oy money re Jnt on same 4 00 sa-ves nil, it is easy tn .sell. If yon wish 10 Keep your eye out for the Albany •The board is going to be under the Two payments of inbdue'on funded. Pried’. 2& ct-rits per box ajifi ALBANY, OREGON, try it send 13 • wo cent stamns to Miss A. M. '' ’_!1 For said by J. Morris & Co. Fritz, Station A, St. Louis. Mo., and she will painful necessity of discontinuing [CUSICK BLOCK,] Photographers. December 7. send you sample outfit, this is a good way to bonds to be made in ’97 422 50 make monev around home. Ex-Sheriff Jas. A. AJcFeron has two teachers at the close of this Is the place to go for first- Make IJciur Own JLjfii.tern. Total H 1129 06 Mi«VTfN4 W. purchased the grocery business of quarter and also the higher grade We will receive in 1897 about ) ♦ * • • Your boipe is incomplete .without it, and Doctor Prill having located in class dentistry. Teeth filled the price is witaibreaeh of all. I ordered one R. G. Watson & Co., of Albany. unless w& run a “rate bill” to carry the same on property tax as ftir my own use-and it was so handy and I went jo takini; orders for them beio, can be found at his Office, in or extracted without pain, The close season for most kinds of the 3rd teacher along for 3 months we did in 1896 783 73 convenient 1 and sold 51 in on« day making over $5 clear. the building formerly occupied by It gives a beautiful white light, - chimneys game that is hunted in this neck of more. From state and county funds never break from heat, it is always clean and ALBANY, OR. the woods, sets in next Tuesday. 1000 oo ready. FranotB Casey, St.. Louis, Mo . will Dr. Hyde. Calls promptly attend As the school Is now running, we about the same as ’96 Old friends, as well as new custom send sample for 13 two cent stamps, »or one. ed, day or night. 75 Total 1783 A'rrOBNEYS AT LAW, I got my start from him. Wm Brenner and Geo Morrow re h^ve only 17 pupils in the principal’s ers, are invited to call and see us G eorge B. ALBANY, OR. Fred R., will always be on turned from their hunting trip Mon room,and only 9 of these in theihigh- j ! Thus leaving the district with on ANTED—SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR Women to liuvel for responsible ^rOfflce in Flinn eiock, over First National day, bringing five deer with them. er grade work provided this year. ly $654.59 to ru< the school on frotn established house in Oregon^ Salary next Sept. ’97 to the spring appor F. M. French,the jewler of Albany $780, payable $li weekly and extienses. bank._______________________________ Mr. Case, the new proprietor of We should like.very much to have Permanent. Reference. Enclose has something new in engagement Position L. H. MONTAN YE, sel^addressed stamped en velope. The Nation the Hotel Jefferson, of Jefferson, young gentleman and young ladies tionment of T898. Not leaving a and wedding rings, make a note of al, 3las Building. Chicago. dollar, to put In the sinking fund on ATTÚBNEY AT I.AW 11 • was over Tuesday with a load of from the country and elsewhere, to ALBANY, OR. the bonds; and at this rate, a million this, boys, f ■••• drummers. •aWKMlRj investigate the merits of the Scjo years will not be long enough to S8“0ffice in Strabi! building. Don’t forget that photographs school ,as'it is now being conducted, pay off the bonded debt on the make nice Christmas presents. and see if it does not afford as good district, and so far as I indivdualiy (South Side of bridge.) Crawford & Harnish will be here advantages as any other school in say, as one.of the members of the SCIO, OREGON. December 7. the county. If they should not de Board, I shall not favor any other The dinner to be given by the sire to take the regular course as expense upon tbe district nor any Having set up a shop in the above ry oods line are prepared to do first-class ladies of the Rebekah Lodge, R O. adopted in the school, they can tpke more school than will cansutne the work on short notice. Give thme a O. F. in this city to-day will be for a course of their own selection, at ■ $654,69 next fall, and then stop un trial. Charges reasonable. adults 15 cents, children 10 cents. j til we get evened up. I do not fav- very reasonable rates of tuition, . Will prepare estimates, and Mr. and Mrs. John Propst, of Al Those who. might want to take I or of ever spending another dollar of plans for • all classes of I the 5 mill property tax, only in le- bany Prairie, came over Tuesday on the regular high schotl. bourse, can 'quidating the Bonded Debt. We carpentry, at the lowest' tliiB a short visit to Dr. and Mrs. Cole. do so for $5, per term of 12 weeks. possible living prices. '¡could not help doing otherwise up Dr, Cole is a brother of Mrs. Propst. Those who,eompleted the commptt I to fhe present, out I think we had No charge for furnishing We give space to quite a lengthy school course last year, and belong ■ better stop. plans and estimates for article elsewhere by Chairman G. L.-S utherland contracts that are awar Sutherland on the' subject of our in the district, are expected to pay ' Chairman of the Board. ded to me. If you want public schools which we hope all the same rate of $5 per term, kriow- First-class accommodations. Tables *ng that it is much cheaper than go Scio Nov. 23, 1896. will read. first-class, reliable work, A New Hook Spoon Free To All, supplied with the best the »XJEVVTORS BOTILE. ing elsewhere and paying full rates at BED ROCK PRICES, Call market affords. Last Friday night Scio young lad- Scio School Report. - I read in the Christian Standard that Miss A. un der- Kot ice-isJiqCMihfcgí ven. of tuition and boa rd,to attend school I.. ---- Je^had^s^o^h^jMivileg^Ahat ............................. _______________________ uvr ivi> •z-coni sia-m-ps. i sent foronenivl found ®s^t “ Headquarters for Commercial l.inii countj-, is useful that I showed it to m j friends» find Court of said county, and that all persons it Travelers. Scio for the nqonth ending Nov. t-y made $13,00 in two hours, taking orders for the having claims against the estate of said dcee- their respective homes. done ad they could to make an ar 13th is as follows: The book spoon is a household neces dept-aro hereby notified and' required to pre spoon. sity, it cannot slip into the dish or cooking sent the,Same duly v^Ked .with <tb.e - .proper -‘ vessel, being held in Place by a hook on the -Crawford & Harnish of Albany rangement by which young; gent Total No. days attendance, 2210 vou he undetsigned at'his residence back. The spoon is something that housekeep near Jordan post oslice in said □onnty within ers have needed will be at the Scio Art Gallery on lemen and young ladies could have ever since spoons were first Total No. boys enrolled 37 six months from date hereof. invented Any ope can get a sample spoon by Monday Dee.; 7,L a nd remain one the advantages of good school privi 86 . ..-- h . B ay , sending ten %oent stapips to Miss Friz. This Total No girls enrolled is à splendid.: Way to make monëy around home. Executor. week. Get ready to- have : your leges at liqme without the addition • Totalenrollmerit 423 Dated tMA12 day of November, 1896. Very truly, Jeannette S. HOTEL. photographs made. al expense of lm-ing to go a-way for 114 W\ B. BilZYEU, Attorney for executor. A'ver a ge da i ly • at te rid a nee Subscribe for the P ress . County Judge Barton went up the it but if they do not desire to avail ■ New pupils enrolled 2 •AND--- Get your trespass notices printed (Corner of First and Washington Streets,) ■ — road Tuesday, to inspect the dam themselves of the opportunity, none W. J. C rawford Prin. Money; Make it Yvurstlf. on cloth at thiSjOffioe. ALBANY, 0B EGON. age done by the late floods, and see are to blame but themselves. I have nev«r seen anything in the papers Headquarters for commercial trav - To My Former Patrono, : about the People’s Wind Mill; we call it ttfe what could be done in the way of re . A Churn Thai ;.Ch urn sin One Minute. There are young men and young elers. Motor ears pass the hotel for People’s because he in1 enter never paréo‘ed placing the bridges. H, but let everybody u<e it. free. Any fàrme all railroad depots and Goltra Park. women in town and in the country, '1 have been in. the dairy business all my van make a mill himself, arid all the Dïateriâl Having sold my office and good life have inahy times churned for an complete will not cost over’$lp. It is a splen Free bus to anti front the house T. W. Dilley and Green Coffey that ought to be glad to take the will to Dr. A. G. Prill. I take pleas» hour and before butter would appear, so when 1 did mill, will pump the deepest wells, and Goods bought in all lines of of a churn that .wopld churn in a min will last longer than any mill 1 ever had. Any went up to Stack Rock for a weeks advantage of this golden opportuni- ure,in recommending him to the heard ute, I concluded to try it. Every day for a person can get diagrams and complete direc Merchandise at the low I used it, arid not only could I churn in a tions free, as I did, by sending 18 two-cent bunt, last Sunday. "Mart- Bilyeu ty to fit themselves for success in favorable consideration of all my week minute, but. I got more end better butter stamps to pay postage, etc.,'o Francis Casey. By buying your est possible prices. Pri went along to bring the horses ha k- life. than with the cominonxshurn. - This, is very Louis, Mo., he sells pumps also, and when former patrons; and to all persons importan t in formal ion' TQ-but-1 er makers The . St. j'oij get-your wind mill going would be glaJ He reported that Dilley had killed Cemetery work works easily andz Ayjh .ehurn an ordi (o sell you a pump if you need it. It is. cer ces furnished on appli- The board dislikes to discontin. desiring a careful and painstaking cfiurn nary churning in less than sixty seconds. I tainly useless to pay $50 or $60 io.* a wind mill one deer as they went in. Ma’ve sold two dozen of 4hese churns in the when you can make one just as good tor $10. J ue any of the teaches or the higher physician . . cation, at the Willamette past month. Evei*y butter maker that has think there could be big money made- put.tirg Scio, -October 27. seen me-churn in l.ess than a, minute .bought, these mills un through the country as every Dep.-Pros -Attorney Dalrymple grade work but unless the school! one; "You can doram all desired information body would like them. E. O. H yde , M. IT. Maible Works. came down from the front Wednes builds up in patronage, they will be regarding the churn by addressing J. F. Cas A R eadrr . ey A Co., St. Louis, Mo., and .they will give day evening walking over from compelled to do so on account of fin- you . prompt and courteous • atten tion . E. Monuments and Tablets from A DAIBYMAN. Shelburn to this city. He had been ances-f-as we can not run the whoo “Stetters,” Albany’s leading res the celebrared Red Beach, up there looking after some cases of I the full 9 months without taking On Friday evening Nov. 20 the We will pay Scents pel bu. above taurant is growing in popularity. Barre and Quincy Granites, ai-son. The parties were accused of one-half of the 1897 apportionment Knights of Maccabees completed -an A first-class meal for 20 cents is trie the market price for a few bushels of burning a lot of cord wood. at prices that will astonish winner and is appreciated by the of school money and this the board organization nt this place and the wheat and oats, on subscription, you. Shop on Second St., hungry public. One door west of following Officers were ejected ..A big banquet was given in Port, will not do. A Chanc^. to Make Money. the Post office. opposite R. G. Watson’s store. As it is, it -will take about $500 of Sir Knight P. c. W. A- Ewing find last Saturday night to Hon. 44 . _i how one. Joi-your-subscribers made A. G. Prill c. Solomon HIrsch, in commemora- the ’97 apportionment to pay our money selling piftbwgshcrR: I ord red one. .F. WOOD, Jun f, Anoflier Smart Woman.. 44 a L;C. W. J. Crawford and niy lady friends« were ¡charmed, as they tion of the victory achieved under teachers for the present contracts, hate dish washingMy brother and I com My husbAnd is poor but proud and he does c< 44 ALBANY, OREGON. which will only leave about $600 to R. C. G. L. Sutherland mfineed selling thqfo,-. and lifive made-$l,.0fi not want in* to work; as I have not hing to do his leadership as chairman of the after paying ail expenses. We don’t canvass I get. restle-s, and after refidinsc.in your .paper ' 4P. -■ F. C. M. M. Peery state central committee. Promi run next year’s school,-unless we cc any. Our sgles are,all made nJ home. People Mrs. RnspeJEs experience soiling seK-heaiing <c ll come or send for them. The Mound Uitj flatirons I concluded I would try it. 1 wrote H.R'N.B ìà C kburn . .' Jopjs M-R cbierb Chap. J. T. Bilyeu nent uien from all over the state draw a head on the next year’s ap fish Washer is the bast Dishwasher on the to J F. < asey <fc Uo.t St. Lo'ui-y' Mo. and they 44 market« - .Our busroessjs. -jnepeiising, and we treated me so nicely-that;I felt- very much en BLACKBURN & SOMERS. Phy. A. G. Prill were in attendance. Among the portion, and this the board thinks is •Í are going to l<eep.,rijiut 03, .until we make couraged. As soon as I got my sample iron 1 « S. Frank Morris en thousand.' •dOHaMg* We sell frofn 5 to 15 started out and sold 8 irons the first day. Linn county men were Hon. John not a good, nor a safe policy to do. cc ATTOÜ SETS AT LAW. machines every. days more clearing $12. 1 have not sold less than eight 44* M. A. A. V. Smith The Dishwasher i^.lov0|.yj every housckeepei any day since, and one day I sold 17. I now M: Somers and Hou. A. J. John- x The board went to; (he additional ii ALBA¿¥, OREGON. Î4 wants-one. Thdre is no excuse to be poor have $225 clear money, ana my husband doe>= 41 ist m ; g . F. J. Irvine. expense of fitting up and equipping 80n;-....;.: .... when,so much;mfiy&y can be made selLing npt k.no,w I hav’e been working,. but, I ani 'A : . ÉÍ!-»t National Bank Building li *•« Dish Washers. * .Foy. fnlLmi ’ ticulq.rs. address aDaid he will be mad when I tell him. Have 2nd M. G. W. E. Catterlin Tlie Mtnind (Jity an extra room this year, to accoirt C oa St- Louis, I done right- or shtful l I quit work and have »1 Cl uo. They will si8ap|iau:on the rogd to suc- Sent. G, W. ’ Phillips him. tOvStruggle. alone? .- - 1 • inodate those who said they wap ted x,: s - • <• At T&e Miaos. ^YN AN’XIOUS wife . it « p. W T. ifeTwP? A U/fSS. —A ;R E A D E v to the person submitting the such' a cou rse es ta bl is h ed, bu t t b e most meritorious Invention You are doing just right, your husband A (’. H, h WJAYMPLE, The Charter will remain open un \ during the preeeding’inonth. 'should be proud ol you, go right ahead anti Dr. E. O, Smith, of this city, has board does not feel like,-and will til Friday evening Nov. 27, when « x. W£ SECURE PAÎENTS show the world what an energetic woman can ® Xl| 'SS'' R-.KI AT LAW. do. That seli-heating iron must be a wonder A Ü FOR INVENTORS, and the returned.frp.m.8 trip, io the mines at not continue this course at, the ex public addressjwill be given at the ful seller, au we hear of so many tligt are suc object of this offer is to en- . ALBANY, , * OREGON. ceeding. . selling it. ‘ ring the pense of. the district; unless suffi- 9 couf age persons of an in ven- a Anidem, Lirin coürifÿ, ‘4 Du Masonic Hall by Dr., J, A Lambev A ' tivè turn of mind. At the À Physiciein ^iid'' r Surgeon severe storm of last week, four feet; cieiii patronage will justify it. T same time ire wish to impress Y 9 the fact that :: :: ff We are now paying at the rate of son of Lebanon and J. W. Sher of snow fell àt the summit, >iut D es . J. W. & M, T, C ole . $175 per month for free school and wood,Deputy- Supreme Commander t It ’ s the Simple | since then a Chinook wind has • of Oregon., tn which the pubiic is in R. R. Co. lifHidenee opposite fhe planing mills. «Wept it entirely away. Elk Crook educational advantages, for the vited, and especially t.lie ladies. S Trivial Inventions i Office riftxi <lnor t<» drH£ s,,>r<Ji *ri>ur. and Canal fork are now raging tor young and if they do not Wish to YTOLHNA BAY ROUTE. | That Yield Fortunes $ —AND---- ! 9 to 12 A. SJ. ah'l 2 5 r. M. rents, and impassible' for horses. avail themselves of this advantage, —such as De Long’s Hook Ç <»■ «,-<•» h*. • ip Yiv.iniha Ray with the San Bom and Eye, “See that Hump,” E tiHi i-ii.T’ uh L Bay Steamship Co, The only way to make the numer they can not blame those who have 3 “Safety Pin,” “Pigs in Clo- GOINS—On Friday Nov. 20. to the ver,” ** Air Brake,” etc. ous crossings la to “coon” it over labored to help them. SCIO, - - OR. Almost eveiy one conceives » wife of Joint Goins, of Corvallis, the logs, a somewhat dangerous ex You can get the same grade ¿f daughter. A viz a bright idea at some time or A 8^"Oiiiee and residence one block Ç Sails fresi» a -a every 8 days for Ran Fmu- other. Why not put it in prao T work in the Scio school, that-you periment. At the mines the mill is ei.«co. <’»’os Bity, i'oit Orfora, Trinidad and ticalu8e? YOUR talents may w North of THE PRESS office. —On November * Hum mil Bay. lie in this direction. May running at fuUddasf, and about fifty can in any other school in the state DONAHUE T make your fortune. J Why not \ |896, near Munkt-r station, to .Passejiger Aceommodaíions Unsurpassed. men are now employed in getting and at muen cheaper rates, and un the wdfe of D. Donahue, a II A. xVI.-SlM-hon,. Proprietor, Write for further information and F i Rhor’Asi route between the Willamette Val» pound boy. out ore. This farce will be cut der as competent in<tr,uetors. ;e,v and <’.-d»fnrnia. Scio, Oregon. mention this paper. Teachers who hold 1st Grade down somewhat during the winter, Dr. Prill repprts everything Good turnouts at roashiiahlo rates. Fin/ from Albur.y ami points West to San THE PRESS CLAIMS CO. J as the ore vein in the, Red and county certificates ami want to- fit favorable even the oi<l srentleinnn. Stage line to Munkers’. Commer Füinei-co' .J Philip W. Avirett, Gen. Mgr., X ■‘■’nbl’i-; ...... ...... $5 00. White Bull claims is being easily themselves to receive State Diplo- fie thinks, will recover without any >al men eonVeveil to and from ail ■‘-"n«»................................ 4 00. J 6i8 F Street Northwest, S mas, can do P >ints. Horses botircleii by the da> o by attending the worked. Dr. Smith has • several •Rimivi Trip'Goo.1 fordo Says— Special. serious difficulty. i WASHINGTON, D. C. A SCIO, OREGO N or week! ■ : r -Orlo rt, cabin.... 6 00. promising claims in the district, Sciò school, as we expect these ■*y* wmrs w iM r ■'■■■■ nbfn ........................ 8 00. AH kinds of fresii meats constant F G?*The responsibility of this company v Married,. some of which are making an ex privileges extended to us by the may be judged by the fact that Its A ly unhand and will be sold it the stock is held by nearly two thou- \ cellent showing in returns for de* coming session of the Oregon Legis OSBORN— TREXLER—At t he-res- ; Mr8. M. E. Bilyeuj of tliri Sou h lowest living prices; also fresh fish, VER DIVISION. sand of the leading newspapers in F the United States. A Sid«», rupturf>q. a .' h | O rtii vessel in ore nnyt bologna, sousage, lard, bacon, etc.,, S earner ‘ •‘ ‘ A AV V any/leaves Corvallis 8! a, m. velopment work. Manager \V. B. lature. idence of the officiating clergy an d A i ba n y 9 ; a a. m., < >n Tuesdays. Th u rsday a We should like to have a general man, Elder John H. Speery of of her limbs la.sf Sunday evening. tor sale at bed-rock prices. Lawler, in charge of the company’s an ! Saturdays, counecring with the steamer near Shelburn, Mr. C. D, Osborn, •‘wm. A. Hoagj, for Portland and lower nv- affair, will leave for Europe next awakening along educational work er points«-- <>f Stayton, and Miss Alta E. Trex She was simply rubbing -the «Mn be- week, and on his return it is ex in the district and community, and -ause of itching when the blood ler, of near .Stayton. . ’one. J. C. Mayo, WANTED-AN I DEA SiSS» E-lwm S Manaiicr. Dr, Prijl made a business trip to thing pected that the work wjll. be car talk over what you think of paying commenced flowing, very freelj. .Sim! River Div. to patent ? Protect your ideas; they may n. L. Wai-Jon. II. B. Sacry, * bring ’ y ou wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER- A. J. Johnson went to Portland a small rate bill to have the regular Albany Monday evening, returning ried on far more extensively than Dr. Prill was-called and stopped the Agt. opposite Revero BUHNYw XJO., Patent Attorneys, Washington. Agt. deix>t. Alban y. Hu use, Albany. t>, Cb»f<>r Oieir ^1,8(X> prise offer* the following morning. grad;e work carried on in the school; last Saturday. in the past—Oregonian. ' hemorrhage, 11 1 TH URSDAY NOVEMBER 26 1896' HL— ill r LADIES LOìia COATS ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BUSHELS Oats and Wheat. THE APEX. I MAY 1,............ 1893. Prop’r. F. L. Reis, WRAETHERFORD & WYATT, W Wagon Shop. T. J. CLAXTON, NEW GOODS, D G ... .A fine line of Mens^ pants and Mens and Boys Mackin toshes; also Ladies Capes and Mack intoshes, very cheay. CCNTEACTOR BUILDER, ani BABNES & BUNKERS, Projrietors SCIO, ORN. S. M. DANIEL ... .SCIO, OR..• Scio. Oregon, T. J. Claxton, Z1GKRIGK BROS Commission Merchants GIBLIN HOWARD, Prop's Purchasing Agents, 291 Washington St, SanFraucisco. Cal, Save- Money Solicited ?$ I 00.00 | Given Away I Every Month A, (i’ pRILL, al & Eastern Physicians Surgeons. Wigi “FARALLON,” . CITY MEAT MARKET, L.W, RICHARDSON, Proprietor.