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JM# f Churning Done in One Minute. Mrs. B. E. Hibler attepfled the To Wefi • ...... REMOVED....... wedding of her brother fioy, I have tried the Lightning Churn, you re cently desenbed in ydur paper, and it is cer Next door to new postoffice b’d’ny, Amqng the list qf marriage lice»; Wednesday. tainly a wonder. I can chu rn m less than one fHVR^A¥,I^CJSMBEB 31189& minute, and the butter is elegant, and :you pis said that there are now be ses issued by County clerk Monta can get considerable more butter than when you use a common churn. I took the agency gue, last Monday, were included tween 600 and ^00 laborers employed foy the churn here and every butter maker Thg| we keep jn Sjtopjc A Full Line two of (fie citizens of this city and that sees it buys one. I have sold three dozen qn thé Astoria railroad. and they give rhe best of satisfaction. 1 of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Vicini'tyi Mr. B. B. Gill, and Miss know I ean sell 100 in this township, as they Bev. John Qshorn pre^chod.kt the fiattie Quigley. churn so quickly, make so much move butter ■ Tinware, Etc., for which we will not than common churns and are: s'o cheap, M. E. church in this city an Sionflaiy Mr.-Gill is one of Scio’s young spine one in every township c^h ma|e tw.b or .be undergpjd, We sell for cafh' only lias a repinant counter full grid Tuesday evening, thiee ‘ hundred dollars selling' these' chui’nS'. bqsinpss, men, being a member of and, if ypu consult your own inter By addressing J- F. Casey & Co., St. Louis, of bargains. You might you' can get circulars and full information so Town lots ip Linn county have the firm of M- C. Gill & Sou’s. The yoii Can make big money right at 'home. X ests, you will certainly see our goods ALBANY, PR. find it out accidentally. hpén raised in assessed value hy the young lady with wfiotp his fortune have madb $80 the past two weeks and I ’ liavC never sold anything in my life before. ^efore going elsewhere. Old frjenfls, as well as pewcustonq The object of this is to call state board of equalisation. has been united, Mjss Jennie Turn? ers.’arp inyjted to call’and see us your attention to it as a Fred R., will aíjyáys be ón yotjng people yyill dance the er, is a daughter of Thomas Turner qefyopr tyespass notices pr|p|ec| special feature. Odds and pld year out'and the new ypar in, Esq., of near Muddy station in the M. @. @ll£l£AS®I^S. on clqth at this office, Soutfiern part of this county, and is B u rWIiWIJ i y ■ ends of pur shoe stpck and pt the Elqustpp hal| tonight, A Good Wind Mill—Make It Yoursjejp shoes that are not the lat Hop-contracts are now being tpade o.ne qf the leading aqd tnost popular How the Dipper ^ayed the Farm, MaT&ittReport. yqu ng ladies of that locality. 'The I saw on,e of the People’s wind mills which X est and old style stipes but for the 1897 crop at- 10 cents per Srr.0 QUOTATIONS Father was sick and the mortgage on the ?aw recommeiidjed in ÿpùr paper recently, it occurred the residence farjh was coming due, 1 saw in tqtek Christian only cost in'e $9.40 and’js’à splendid mill; my Wfiqat 71 per bu. the price more than balan pound. This figure pays the grower ceremony where Miss A- M. Fritz of Station A', well is deep, but it humps it ail right and of the bride’s parents and was per Advoc'ate Oats, 33 ” St. Louis, would ggnd a saipple combina,- à fair profit. with very little wihd; the neighbors qjriike jt ces that. dipper fdr 18 two cfint stamps, and I Qi’d? Floqr M 00 and as I am a kind of carpenter; I have agi’eeU ’ ’ bbl ? formed by Elder L .C. Haulman qf tion pred one: X saw the dipp.er could be used as a (Sqqth Side of bridge.) to put up hipe mills already, on which "’ I can Bran 11 00 Baby sfiqes $1.00 kind for §Qc A gocigl dance wag given at the this city. ” lop', fruit jar flllcr; a plain dipper; a fine strainer’ a make a nice profftv find thei'fe are many funnel; a strainer funnel; a sick rqom warnj- **’«ses2.00 ‘ r‘” ' l'.ëô residence of Al Briggs, near Ale Middlings 15 SCIO, OREGON. others for whom I efin put up mills ''this fall . Miss Quigley js the daughter of irig pan and a pint measure These eigjit dif7 I don’t see why every faripér should not ‘î 2.25 ‘V l.áO Marion, county, Tuesday, night. Chop, $15 per tun. ferpnt’uses makes the dipper.such a necessary have a wind-mill, When':thèy can make'it BARNES & MUNKERS, Mr. Henry Quigley, one of the ?wietflT| « g UO Potatoes.' 60efe‘ per sack. article that X went to work Tyith it and it tnemsëlveo for less tljan $10; anyone can get Several attended froin this city. at very near eve<y housed An^ in four diagrams and complete direction for making Having set up a shop in the abovg Eggs, 25 c. per ioz. leading farmers of this vicinity, sells months I paid off the mortgage. I think 1 can vvihu mill by sending 18 ttyo-cent stamps Butter,creamery 20: l’apphq 12’^ lb, the s. E. í as inubh as;$^00 q month if If you' you1 need Scio npw hfi§ fight secret orders; Mr. V. L. Davis to whom she yas clefir to pàÿ ppsfgge, êtp.,‘ to Francis' Casey, St: line aye prepared ip cLp fifpt-clas| work you °an dp well bj^ giving Hiis 4 trial. work qn stioj-t notice. Giye thing § fianjs, .8c per lb;. ' Louis, Mo-, and there can be dozens bi - them too many fora town of 5Q0 inhabi wed, is a son of Dr. Davis, the grpat Mi^s A. M, Fritz, Station A. $t. Louis, M’p.,- Shoulders, ALBAN Y, ORN. put up in any locality by anyone that lifts thé trial. Charges reaspnaj>jp. fie per lb. will send you a sample for 18 two cent ene rgy to do so. tants. However, all of them seen hop farmer, of near Harrisburg. stamps--write at once. Goo Produce good as cash. Bacon, 7c per lb A FAKmEB, 1 " "’■■'-I.......■>— JO un Q. N. to be prospering at the present time. The P ress extends congratulations Lard, 8c per lb ' Chickens, 2 00 per doz Patronjze your home paper. It Oregon’s presidential electors will to both happy couples. works for your interests. meet at Salem January 11. One of I^OCAL BREVITIES. Maury This Girl Quick, The Mask Tarty. fhejr number Will bp selected to United States Land Office, Oregon I saw in yopr paper that a 13 year old boy E pe S, M. Daniel’s ad thig >yeek. parry the returns to Washington, City, Que., Ijeepmber ?fith, 1896, made $; .25 the first day he worked selling the SHERIFF S^LE. Metal Tjp Lampwick. I qudered a (L ¥. Memow, Pi?@priet0| Miss Mon.i Daniel is visiting The vote will be opened by the The Walnut Mask Party at thp Notjce is hereby given tfiat the Perfection sample and weiit to wdi ’ kand the first week! speaker of the |ropse of represents* city Hall on Monday evening, was approved fractional plat of survey cleared $1’0, tiie second week I cleared $15. I Bj virtue of $n execution and oi’der of s$le,' friends in Albany |his vyeek. of Township 13 South, Bange 8 East, expect to run up to $15 a weekin the near fu out of tlie circuit- court of the a very enjoyable affair and pyodqcr has been Received fpoip the Sqrvey5 ture, as the Perfection Metal Tip Lampwick issiled ' Assessor Frank Deakinscaqaeover tjves. makes such h beautiful vyhite light fin'd does state of Oregon for the county pf Ljph to me First-class accommodations. Table^ or General of Oregon, and on ’ five oi an immense amount pf fun away with smoke” chimneys and bad odor duly directed,dated and dpliv^ped on the 8tli Thursday, to spend Ctjristqjas $jth Christmas Echos. supplied with the best’the find Sftves oil, it is efisy to sell. If you wish to day o^ December A. i}. 1896 in a certain suit F ebruary 8th 1897, and mprrimc^t. An elegant lunph at 10 o’clock Scio friends. it 'send 13 * wq cent stamps to Miss A. M. market affords. ’, a . M., of said Clay said try Fritz, Station A, St.'Louis, Mo., and she will pi said court of said county wherein Mary B qhf <1 from One to Tyro Dollars per /’^js§esJSlla, Kate and ]$r. Frank The custoipary Christmas q^ere|§ wag served at the Ramsey briqk, by plat will be filed’in this office, ant} send yoq sample outfit, this is a good way to Jane Shaw was plaintiff, and Mary Ann Me- ■ intqsh, Mary Mcfntosh and Jennie Mcintosh g@?ijead;quarters for. C.oiprnercia| ’ary cameupfrom Salem to spend es were had at the M. E. church, in the young ladies, which qcjded ma, tfie land therein embraced'wjll be make nidnevaropndfionie. Miss TJ na W. jyere. defendants, in which said suit the said to entry on” and after said ’ ’Trqypi.efs. he hoiliday week at home. this city on last Wednesday eyening. terially to the enjoyment pf the subject Mary Jane Shaw as plaintiff recovered p, judg. date. ANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL M#N OB Vhe old channel bridge qn the faking the hard times in pqnsider? evening. The following js a list of R obert A. M iller Begister, W Women to travel for responsible ment against ibe said Mp.ry .Ann Mcintosh, house in Oregon. Salary defendant, on the 18th day of JJqvember A. D. W m G alloway Becjeiver, estabUshed tnderson road to Albany has been ation the display of presents,^upon the maskeps and characters repre $780, payable $15 weekly and ^expenses, 1896 for the sum of Six hundred Ninety One the tree, was creditable. A literary sented: position Permanent-. Reference. Enclose & 20-100 ($691.20) dollars with interest there, jnpleted for some weeks. Make Your Own Lantern. self-ad dressed stamped ep velopp. The N fttiqm on at the rate of IQ per cent per annum from Your home is incomplete without it, and al, Stfts Buildjng, Chicago. Prof. Fulkerson left on Chrjstpias and musical prqgraffi proceeded the Julia Ficklin, Forrget-tne 7 not; . « -K r the price is within reach of all. I ordered one said date of said judgment, and the further use—and it was so handy and ay' to spend the hoiliday yyppk distribution of the presents. After Maud Bilyeu, J Ivy ' leaf; Grace Gill, I HOTE^. sum of $ oO’OOas attorney’s fees also costs of t|ps • ■ . ’’ convenient I wfiBt'tp taking prders far them the Conclusion of the exercises at with home folks in Polk county. Bp Peep; Grace Wylie, America; ; I I and sold 51 in one day making over $5 clear. -F. M. French,the jewler of Albany suit taxed at $......... ordering, adjudging SIBLING HOWARD, 1 It gives a beautiful white light, cljimnejs the church, the young people organ and decreeing that the real property described break from heat, it is always clean' and has sotnething ne^y in engagement in plaintiff mortgage and conpiaint to wit: (Corner of First ai)(X Washington streets,) Geo. W. Phillips, who is attending ized themselves into a merry party PearlJ Bilyeu, Topsy; Anna Gill never ready. Francis Casey, St. Louis, Mo., will ALBANY, ©REGQN, the Eortland Business cqllege, came pf seranac|er§ and visited many of Italian girl; Gert Wylie, Grandma; send sample for 13 two cent stamps, for ohe, and wedding rings, make a note /of The South East quarter of SQGtiqn Eight (8) in township Ten (10) South of Range Three Headquarters fqr commercial travs home for the hollidays last Thurs? the various residences of our citi Frankie Claxton, Good Luck; Cora X got my stftrt from him. ' G eorge B, this, boys. . (3) East of the Willamette Meridian in Linn elers. Motor cars pass the hotel foy county Oregon and containing One Hundred all railroad depots and Goltra Park, day. zens, regaling them with some ex Munkers, Chrysanthemum; Flora and Sixty (160) acres, be sold to satisfy said Free bus to and from the house Walter and Jake Ijilyeu attended cellent vocal rqqsjp. The P kess fam Myers, Nun; Maude Myers, evening; judgment and decree, and all costs. [I the drarpa and danpe at Lyons, ily extend to the party, one and all, Homer Bilvey, Jockey; Chas. Crab Therefore by virtue of sai • executipn notice is hereby given, that I will on Saturday the Chfistipqs eve, apd report having thanks to an unlimited pxtent for tree, Cavalier; Miley Cary, Bicycle 16tli day ot January A. D. 1897 at the hour of By buying yôtfï hap an epjpyable time. the inusical call. Boy; Roy Hazelton, Clown; L. W‘ 1 o’clock P. M . of said day at the Front door and Wrs- A- J- Johnson provid Bichapdson, Joe T.ur^i Charlie State School Superintendent Ir- of t’UQ pQili’t house in the city of Albany Cetpetery work Linn equity Qrpgon, offer for sale at public Win wants to add two more stud ed a family tree for the enjoyment Young, Sambo; George Phillips, Ladies and Gents Silk H.andkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, auction to the highest bidder for cash in at the Willamette ies to the common school course, Of their own and relative’s families, Ching Ching; Chris Bilyeu, Span hand the real property in said order and de Silk Mitts, Boys and Girls Mackintoshes; Boys- Civil Government and Good Morals. which was productive of much en ish Cavalier; Jack Jones, Calico cree and herein before described to satisfy Marble Wprks, Suits, Shoes, Hatsand Shirts; Ladies Dress Goods said Judgment and all costs and charges Prince; Henry Myer, Page; Walt J. W. Miller, of Shelburn, who is a joyment to the little folks. of making such sale fl,nd .shoes; Mejis Slippers, Ties, Shirts and Under From Mr- Hpb Binder we learn Dated this 8tb pf Depeinber A • D, 1896 Monuments- and Tablets from Bilyeu’, Jumbo; Charlie Bilyeu, student of the Mon mop th Normal wear, Hanging Lamps, Glass Dishes and various M. (3. Gain.es, school, came home to spend the hoi that Oakview neighborhood had el Clown; Sam Dugger, Page; Evé thP cejebpared Red Beach, Siieriff of Linn county Oregon. other articles too numerous to rpentiop. liday vacation, on Thursday of last egant trees, that were literally load Manis, Saijor boy; Harry Palmer, Barre and Quipcy Granites, ed with gifts for the young and old. Dusting girl; Frank Morris, Old week. at prices that will astonish A most excellent litepary and musi lady; Norman Dalej’, Salvation ^Potsmaster Shelton has had placed cal program wasxa feature of the you. Shop on Second St., Army soldier and Geo. Daley, in the pFsCoffice lobby a lfi-candle evening's enjoyment. opppsite R ; G. Watson’s store, power electric light, for which the Christmas day passed very quietly Calico Jim. OREGON [CUSICK BLOCK.) public makes him its most profound in this city much after the manner jF. WOOD, Jun., IlßstaliatiSÄ of Officers. S. K. Sent.. Q. W. Phillips Sunday School Entertainment. obesiance. Is the place to go for first- ALBANY, of an ordinary day, with the custo- -- S. K. P., T. L. Dugger OREGON, The state board of equalisation of tpapy wishes qf “A mary Christmas” The following is the program of With the beginning of another class dentistry, Teqtb filled taxqs hqs raised I^inn county’s as when friends and neighbors met. D.R.X.BLACKpuitft. J ohn M. SomxBC an entertainment at the Christian year all of our secret orders will in Bebekah Lodge No. 84,1. O. O. F. sessment in two items, op mer But few people were in from the church, given py the Sunday school stall officers. Scio now has eight or extracted without pain. N. G., Mrs. L. T. Montgomery BLACKBURN & SOMERS. chandise 20 per pent, and Ph cattle country and but very little business to night (Wednesday:)’ V. G., Mrs. A. E. Shore active secret societies, most of ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 25 per cent. was transacted by our merchants. Sec., Miss Grace,Qill Song, by tfie school; opening ad which despite the hard times are in WEATHERFORD & WTAH ’ ALBANY, OREGON. , Doctor Prill having located in A subscription for the relief of needy dress, Norma Daniel; prayer, Mrs. good conditions. The following is a F. Sec., Mrs. M- E. Gill ATTORNEYS AT LAW, families received liberal donations £pio, pan he found at fiis Office^ in Rooms 5-&-67~Fi?strSat1onar Bank BulIdSis ALBANY, OR. Treas., Mrs. Minerva Gill Shore ’ s class; song, Mrs. John Gill ’ s list of officers to be, or which has the day a very pleasant one, the building formerly occupied- by making 1^ Office in Flinn elock, over First National class; recitation, Cleo Johnson; reci been installed: no doubt, to the recipients. Ladies of the Mqeeafieeç officers fir. Hyde, Calls promptly attend tation, Frankie Claxton; dialogue, Leonidas Lodge No, 36, K. of P C H DALRYMPLE, , Bu^ia&ss Change. ed, day or night. were reported last week. by four t>oys; recitation, Grover yvill in stall as follows: L. H. MONTANYE, ATTORNEY;AT I4W. Calavan; recitation, Grqce Curl; rec «rTOBIÜBY AT LAW, Mr. J. A. Hutchins, engineer of A New Hook Spoon Free To All, P. C , G. L. Shelton. Last week the firm of Hibler & itation, Cleora Simms; recitation, ALBANY,' OR. the steam tug ‘-Belief” pf Astoria, ALBANY, « * OREGON. I read ’ in the Christian Standard that Miss A. C. C., G. F. Coffey. M. Fritz, Station a , St. Louis, Mo„ would give ßS“0irtce in Strahn building. came up on a visit to his tincl p, Mr- Shore, one of, our leading merchan Pearl'Johnson; song, Mrs, Morris’ an elegant plated hook spoon to anyone sen ding V. C., E. C. Catterljn, Thomas Allison, of this city, last dising firms, was disolved by mutu Class; recitation, Fred Savage; reci her ten 2-cpnt stamps. I sent for one and found it is useful that I showed it to my friends, and tation, Beulah Haulman', recitation, Prelate, J. N. Morris. week, returning on the following al consent, Mr. Shore retiring. made $13,00 in two hours, taking orders for the Mr. B. E. Hibler, who will con spoon. The hoojc spoon is a household neces Bay Calavan; tableau, MThe Old K. of B. & S., A. G. Prill, R. R. Go. Monday. sity. it cannot slip into the dish or cooking tinue the business,. js one of oup vessel, being held in place by a hook on thp Klein, Dubruille & Co., of Spok best known, most reliable business Oaken Bucket;’’ recitation, Bessie M. oi F. G. D- Shelton. back. The spoon is something that housekeep aii BUILDER, YAQUINA BAY ROUTE, Dilley; recitation, Edna Gill; recita M. of Ex. W. F. Gill. ers have needed ever since spoons were first MTRACTOB ane, Wash., but formerly of Al- men, whose narpe invented Any one can get a sample spoon by integrity and tion, Effie Shore; song, by three M- at A., M. M. Peery. Cpnnectipg fit Yaquina Ray with the San sending-ten 2-cent-stamps to Miss Friz. This have succumbed to the pres uprightness is unquestioned, and Francisco and Y^guinfi, Bfiy Steamsljip Co. is asplendid way to make money around home. has been placed in ffib^an^“ | whose qualities as a business man girls; recitation, Qell Curl; recitar Very truly, Jeannette S. tion, Leona .Montgomery; recita? Scio Lodge No. 39, A. F. & A. M. Steamship “FARALLON,” Will prepare estimates and Sails from rant» « ge.&tip«panYre of a high ordqr. receiver, Yaquina every 8 dayfifor San Frap- Louella Dsiniel; recitation, installed the following officers at Tk® Albany S^eam Laundry cisco, Coos Bay, Fqrt Orford, Trinidad an<$ plans for all classes of Being well acquainted with thfe It is said the Q, C. & E. railroad Earl IJapIman; recitation, Fay heir last regular convocation: carpentry, at the lowest Humbolt Bay. Will receive and deliver goods for Js letting large lumber contracts to people of the community, with Myers; recitation, Lula Morrow; W. M., T. J. Munkeps. Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed. possible liv-ing prices. laundry purposes, every Saturday, the mills up tfie road, for the bet their needs and tastes, h^C enjoys sohg, Mrs. M. <Gilj’sejass; tableau; S, W. , A. E, Bandall. Shortest route between the Willamette Vai? their confidence and merits a liberal dnlh ley and California. at Albany prices, at the office of Dr. No charge for furnishing terment of the road bed on the East J, W„ M. C. Gill. patronage from thg^n; which we A- G, Prill, in this city, Satisfac Fai\e frqm Albany and points West to San plans and estimates for ern end of the line, and probably’ feel sure he will>^t. He will' ever Treas., J. S, Morris, Francisco: tion guaranteed. Motice of Dissolution. Cabin . ............................................................ $ 5 00. —.— Y” extension, .contracts that are awar Sec., W. A. Ewing. be foqnd att^ ie pid stand where he Steerage............................... 4 00. por an H. E. P almer Agt. ded to me. If you want Rpund Trip Good for 60 days---- Special, Tyler, N. Young. life'flippy to have all, old and The firm of Hibler & Shore has To Goos Bay and Port Orford, cabin.... 6 00. Principal Crawford went to Salem, new friends and customers, call and Di(J You Ever Make Money Easy. first-class, reliable work, S. D.. A. M. Shelton. To Humbolt Bav,eftbin.........’ ........... 8 00. dissolved partnership, and hereafter Saturday to bp in readinss to attend see nim. at bed hook prices , call M r . ^ pitor .—I have read how Mr C. E. B. B- E. Hibler will conduct the busi J. D., P. O. Smith, the state teachers association which made sb mueh money in the Dish Washer RIVER DIVISION. on, or write to business and think I hive beat him. I am ness of the. store alone. Mr. Shore convened on Monday. He will vis Acçigently Killed, yp.ry young yet and have had little exp<*r- Steamer “ Albany4’leaves Corvallis 8!a, m* Diepdopff Lodge No. fi4, J. O. O. '- F. ience in selling goods, but have made over and Albany 9: a. m., on Tuesdays, Thursdays will receive payment of all notes it hjs farm in Polk county and Al and Saturdays, connecting with the steamer eight hundred dollars tn ten creeks selling Dish Washers. It is simply wonderful how “wm. M. Hoftgik for Portland and lower riv Boy Beard, the adopted son of O. and accounts belonging to the firm N G., S. I. Shore. bany also before he returns. eftsy it is tq sell them. All you have to do is er points. V. G., P. O. Smith. that were .contracted before the 1st to show the ladies how they work and they There is a great number of busi W. Warren, went hunting Thurs cannot help but buy one. For the benefit oi Edwin Stone, J. C, Mayo, SO YEARS’ July last, and the |afer accounts Sec., B- Sfieiton, pthers I will state that I got my start from Manager. Sunt. River Diy. ness failures occurring now-a-days. day afternoon with Mr, Fronk’s of EXPERIENCE. the Mound City Dish Washer Co., st Loqis, H. L. Walden,. will be payable at the stope. P. Sec., L. L. Calavan, H. R.’Sacry, little boy. At 4 o ’ clock the latter Mo. Write to them a»d they will send you The “Advance agent of prosperi Agt.deppt, AJbany. Agt. opposite Revere A'lj those wisning to see 8, J. full particulars. He use. Albany. ty,” does not seem to have much left him find a lit,tie later his gun Shore will find him in lus office Treas,, A* J- Johnson, I think I caii £lcar over $3,000 the popping year, and I am hot going to let the opportun influence in the business world. It was heard. Not coming home Mr. ity pass. Try it and publish your success next the store building north, and Scio Lodgp No. 36., A. O. U. W, for the benefit of others. is to be hoped that when he takes Warreh went tp look for him and Boss will be glad to haye everybody J. F. C. Master Workman, C. O. Jeffrey. found his body in the field near the /^55-^ge of the president’s chair, a call on hjrp at his place of business Foreman, J. R. Smith. slaughter .house. The gun was TRAPE MARKS, Born new order pf things will be intro DESIGNS, empty, the entire charge having as early and as often as possible, Overseer. T. M. Holt. DOPYRICHTS &o. duced. DONG—On December 26, 1896, to Boss E. H ibler . Anyone sending a sketch and description may taken effect in his bpeasf. How the Recorder, R. Shelton. the wife of Porter Long, a son. quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention ig Ernest Cole is now a student of S am I. S hore . probably patentable. Communications strictly accident occured no one knows. Financier, G- W, Morrow. confidential.’ Oldest agency for securing patents the Albany college. He will be in The funeral took place Saturday af in America. We have a' Washington- office. Receiver, Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive J. S. Morris, attendance with the opening of the ternoon. The accident qccuring as ggeeiarndtice in the « WiU So Te Motóso, ALBANY ,©RN’ Guide, Wm. Moore. new year and term. It is safe to it did the day before Christmaf SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, FLEENR — At the family home [ say no brighter nor more gentle made it more distressing, and many Last Saturday Mr. Theadore I. W., F. M. Daniel. illustrated, largest circulation of The Fastest and Most Styl near this city on, December 28, ' beautifully any scientific journal, weekly,terms $3.00 a year; six months. Specimen copies and HAND manly student wjll attend that in friends sympathize ryith those McNamer, came np and visited the O. W„ H- D- She)tot), 1896, of dropsy, Samuel T. Fleen 81.50 ish Rigs kept by any stable Boos on P atents sent free. Address er; aged near70 years, stitution, He is a graduate of our afflicted.—Albany Telescope. family of hjs brothersn-law, T. J. MUNN & CO., in tne county can be found The deceased was a large man and 361 Qrofidwoiy» York. public schools, being the validictor- Moners, till the following Monday. Scio Gamp No., 211, W. of the W, here, Social attention given the desease of which he died caus Mr. McNamer has heretofore been a C. C., G. W. Munkers. • fan of his class. Having no bad EfeS OxL?->Cent Daily, to boarding horses. Stock ing the fiody to bloat, made it neces repnblican in politics till the last cam r—. habits he is sure to reflect credit up A- L-, A- D- Woudmansee. coral and scales connected sary to manufacture a burial casket, on his teachers while in pursuit of a The coming session of the Oregon palgn when he supported W. J. Clerk, N. T, Higgins. with the barn. Charges rea as the undertaker had none jn higher education, In which we wish legislature will be one of great im Bryan. He is an uncompromising Banker, A. J, Johnson, Physician and Surgeon sonable. stock sufficiently large. him the best of success. portance the people of Oregon and believer in the principles of free sil Escort, T, J. Claxton, Scio, Oregon. County Clerk Montague is rather every one will he interested in hear ver and is fully satisfied that the Watchman, John Bay, A Wife Equal to a Gold Mine. SfinteEara Cor.ofEllmrthHths. busy these days issuing licenses. ing, from day to day, a report of the field for successfull buisiness enter, Sentinel, I. A. Munkers. Besidence opposite the planing mills. will some oi your readers give me a good Monday Mr. Bob M Miller, of Hal deliberations of that body. No bet prises in this country will be “nit” recipe for making a cold starch? 1 am selling Office next door to drug store; hours self-heating flatirons and iron a. little at sey, one of the best young men in ter nor cheaper medium of daily untill we return to the coinage laws Knights of the Maccabees: every house and have to use some starch 9 to .12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. every place and want to know how to make the county was given license to proceedings can be obtained than that prevailed prior to 1873. Believ S. B. C., A. G. Prill. a good cold starch. My husband was in debt and 1 being anxious to help him thought 1 marry Miss Minnie G. Thomson, of that of the Daily Capital Journal of ing that free silver Mexico is a good S. K. L. C., W. J. Crawford ' would sell self-heating flatirons and I am do ing splendidly. A cent’s worth of fuel will P-“-«ame place, and a most estimable Salem. The editor was a member field for business enterprises, he will L, W, RICHARDSON, Proprietor,, S. K. B. K., G. L. Sutherland • heat the iron for 8 hours, so you have a per 'g lady. Mr. Boy B. Gill, one at the last session, and is weil quai- eave the dominion.of Uncle Sam for S. K. F. C., M. M. Peery. fected even heat, you can iron in half the* SCIO, OREGON ] th it of Mexieo about the 15th inst, time and no danger of scorching the clothes, ">‘Prss>JYs rising young men, and Miss lified to get at the true inwardness as with the old iron, and you can get the S. K. Chap.. J. T. Bilyeu hoping to find under laws tliat re ; most beautiful gloss. I sell at nearly every All kinds of fresh meats constant Jennie Turner, were also permitted of legislative matters, as well as the —-AND---- J i house, as the iron saves so much, fuel every- ly on hand and will be sold at thi ' body wants one. I make $1.50 on each . iron to join their fortunes; also W. H. furnishing of a complete report. cognize silveras primary money the S. K. Phys., A. G. Prill ! and*have ¿not sold less than ten any clay I lowest living prices; also fresh fishi S.K. S., Frank Morris Bogart and Hattie A. Miller, and V. The Journal will cost you but oqe- opportunities that our gold standard ■ worked. MSrbrother is doing well and I bologna, sousage, lard, bacon, etc. system makes imposible. 1 think anyoiream' make lots of mon,ey any- S. K. M. A., A. V. Smith SCIO., - - OR. L. Davis and Miss Hattie Quigley. cent per day and all can afford to for sale at bed-rock prices. I i where selling irons. J F. C.iSE & CO., St. Louis, Mo., will starte anyone in the usiness, S. K. ■1st M. G., F. J. Irvine. May-happiness be tiie lot of.ajl of take it. ‘Subscriptions received at BST’Office and residence one block as they did ine, if you will address them. Subscribe for the P ress . ] Nqrih of THE PRESS office. Mrs A. Rus«eB. S. K. 2nd M. G., W. E. Ch tier lin Bubrcribe fqr the this office. them. Bear in mind - THE APEX. MAY J........1893. THE SHOE DEPARTMENT. f. L. Reis, Prop’r. Wagon Shop, YO^NG ....SCIO, OR... Money S.M. DANIEL T. J. CLAXTON, Oregon Central & Eastern SCIO, ORN. STRANEY & MITCHELL, Livery and Feed Stable, A. G. PRILL, I Physicians Surgeons.
