The Santiam news., February 11, 1898, Image 4

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Sodaville Items.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY U 1898.
Fell Seventy Feet.
On last Monday afternoon Oscar
Taylor; a Well known mechanic of 809 acres 3 railes North of Scio, % mile from
—200 acres in cultivation,balance pas­
Portland, was putting the finishing Shëlbnrji
ture; 4 Houses, 3 barns, 25 acres of two and
three-year-old. prune trees, 2 acres young trees
Vouches on ths fire.wall of the WP* assorted,
300 àpple trees old orchard. Price,
lamette hotel, when by some mis1 $16 50 per acre.
263 âcres 3)4 miles East of Scio; 80 acres in
chance he lost his footing and fell, cultivation, balance pasture» brush and some
timber; 22 acres in hops—a No. 1 liop yard,- good
crashing through scaffolding to the hop
houses 2 drying houses, 2 houses, 2 barns,
good spiring and well water. Price
ground, a distance of 70 feet. He orchard,
$18 00 per acre.
struck, upon a lot of loose lumber in 183 and 86-100 acres 5 imlës Northeast of Scio.
acres in cultivation, 10 or 15 acres ot timber
.the alley back of the hotel, but sus. ; : 130
balance pasture; 4 âcres assorted bearing fruit
1000 Italian prune trees three years- old;
tained no injuries except a few cuts trees,
binile to O C & E R R station, good spring
and bruises about-the face. Though and well water, good 7-room house, barn ana
out buüdings. Price $20 per acre.
somewhat da-zed, he went to his 351 acres 5 miles East of Scio, 140 acres in cul­
tivation balance- pasture, brush and timber,
home in the suburbs without assist-, some
north hillside stock range and out range,.
-ince, and is apparently little thé 16 âcres in hops, hop house and warehouse, I
new good 7-room house, good barn and out-1
worse for his fall«
buildings, good spring and well water, .100 ac­
Ernest Cochtan and Floyd Hays
went to Tangent the latter part of
last week.
a FEW BARGAINS.
Several teachers were present at
Grandpa Allison went over to
the institute and an interesting
Albany
Tuesday.
A Few Ladies Long Coats that are
Mr. E Goins, of Albany, has a time was had.
being sold' at a great reduct-ion:
The ladies of the Evangelical
scheme for thawing the ground and
If you. want a large amount of
will sail for Alaska and Klondike church will give a chicken pie social
jgoods for your money be sure and on the next steamer.
at the Band Hall tonight. A good
bee them.
The little 2 year old child of Mr. time is anticipated.
All the Capes and Jackets iii the Henry Baker, living near West Mr. Smith is verji low, being con­
‘department sold at a reductioii.
Scio is dangerously ill of Typhoid fined to his room,
Tne S C Band will give an enter­
A Good S'ervicable Umbrella for Pneumonia and Cystitis.
50c. Lots of style in the 75c grade, At the bowling alleys last evening tainment'in the near future.
res in growing gram, 1 binder, 1 mower, sulky I
plow, 1 harrow. Price $12 50 per acre—$4387 in-1
Jode Galbraith made a new record
Hon. G. M.lrwin, State Supt, Pub.
land lots of wear too;
Albany Woolen Mills.
eluding the farm implements; $4500 including I
crop.
for Albany, witnessed by several Instruction, Will lecttire at the hall
P. A. Goodwin, representing à 160 acres 5 miles East of Scio — the È C Rod-1
If you want a better one you will men, bowling 88, making 9 straight
Thursday evening.
gers farm on the hill, 50 acres in cultivation, I
company
of
Albany
citizens,
bid
find it here at the same ratios of low strikes, then missing the first of th e
acres more improved, balance brush and
The M S College can boast of 130 $17,500 in Judge Hewitt’s court, for 30
timber, orchard-all kinds, of fruit, 3 good
price to good goods.
springs, good house, fair barn, outbuildings, |
tenth frame The previous Albany students hdw.
I
the purchase of the Albany woolen etc. Price $1200.
R and' G Corsets in styles and record was 78, held by Otto Lee.
acres 5)4 miles South of Scio, 7 miles North I
Still the improvements go on! mills at the recieyer’s sale last Mon­ of 320
Lebanon, 12 miles East of Albany, 2 miles to
shapes’ that will fit any form—A line Last week we received a commun­ Mr. Eigler set another post this day. The property includes the R R station; 175 acrès in cultivation; balance
open pasture, some brush, no heavy timber.,
bf French Corsets, good fitters; ication from “S. E. C., of Scio”, week.
all be cultiyaied except about .25 acres in I
grounds, building, machinery and can
Beaver creek bottom which is fine summer
made of French Cant-il, drab and which came too late for publication.
R. W. Fisher and wife are back plant complete. As this was thé on­ range for stock, all level land, house and barn, I
250 trees, well, water J on county road, r
white, all grades to $3,50 for $1,00. We are glad to receive news items from Portland where they have ly bid, on Tuesday Judge Hewitt ac­ orchaâd
near church house, lmile to seliool house— 9 I
from any one, but for-eur own protec­
months
school
each year. This is a No. 1 farm I
cepted it and the company will soon and well located.
Have you seen our 50c and $1,00 tion we must insist that the name of been visiting.
Price $16 per âcre. Terms to I
be made satisfactory,
be
incorporated
to
operate
the
mills.
Leb-
line. There are no better for that the writer be given. The name of Prof. Boker, principal of the
4acres iii the city or Scio, all No. 1 land,
house, barn âiïd orchard Price $850,
priced
the writer of all communications will anon schools, attended the institute
TAIL® MADE SUITS,
320 acres 5 mUes North East of Scio 100
acres in Cultivation balance Open pasture. I
be held strictly Confidential but we Saturday.
and timber. House and barn, orchard. I
Mr. E F Triplett, a step-brother When you want a good nice-fitting brush
require that it be given.
Price $10;00 per acre. .
60 acres ! müe North . West ot Scio all in I
Mr. Fred Morris and Henry My­ of Rev Aldrich, entered the busi­ suit, at reasonable price, come to us cultivation.
No buildings, price $1500.00. I
three R, R. Stations.
ALBANY,
OSN. ers left last Monday for Alaska. ness department of the college last for it. Have just received several Near
21
acres
1
acre,
city òf Scio new house I
This: makes seven who have gone Monday.
books of fine Spring samples. Rem­ and barn.20 acres in
Agents for Butterick patterns.
adjoining city limits: price I
$1250.00
all
in
cultivation.
from
here
to
Alaska
thus
far,
and
Mr. O. P. Stafford is.with us again. ember that we have had several
Sdnd for Metropolitan.
408 acres 4 miles South of Scio 250 acres in
more to follow. There will in all
The ladies of Sodaville gave the years experience at fitting people in cultivation
balance open pasture; brush and
timber, house, barn and orchard all
probability be à scarcity of laborers band boys a surprise last evening. these clothes, and guarantee a fit al­ some
level land, price $20.00 per acre.
in this valley when so many are go­ It is said they were welcome visit­ ways.
. Ross E. H ibler .
108 acres 4 miles South of Scio 80 acres in
cultivation balance open pasture all good
ing north.
This will givè those ors until the contents of the baskets
level land. House ¿nd bairn, price $2500.00. !
Polk
county
has
bad
roads,
too.
who are left a chance to work, which
200 acres 7 miles South East of Scio 150
were discovered. The boys say they One of the supervisors has posted acres
in cultivation balance small brush and
will be a change frbm thè condition
some timber 2 houses 1 new, and 2 good
had
a
“
rocky
”
time.
the
following:
barns, orchard farm is cut up into 6 fields
of the past few years, to say the
and thoroughly drained arid well improved
“This road is Hot passable,
The Evangelical Church will have
least.
price $5250. Will sell one half with houses and
Not eVen jack assable,
1 barn for $3500.
a new bell soon.
The iittle steamer built by Moy-
40-80—100 tò 160 acre tracts nearly all. in
He who’d this way travel
Mr.
George
Witts
returned
home
cultivation
situated 1 to 1)^ miles from Scio
er, Hoover & Gentry, of Browns-
Must bring his own gravel.—- at $20. to $27.50 per acre.
Saturday.
ville, fs now on its way to Alaska.
160 acre Stock farms in the foot hills for
B C Flory w6nt to Albany Satur­ Yamhill Co. Reporter.
$500 to $1000.
It was hauled by wagon to Pèòrla,
120 acres 4 miles Soùtij Of. Scio 75. acres in
day,
returning
the
following
Mon
­
P remium W atch —A $15 Gold cultivation
and launched in the Willamette. day.
balance open pasture; brush and
sonie
timber, house, barn and orchard price
Watch
for
$4,95,
to
otir
customers.
The craft feached Albany last Satur­
$2500, o .
There
is
one
place
in
’
Sodaville
day, and tied up at the O. R. & N. where “stars” always shine, and an­ 8. M. D aniel .
175 acres 6 miles South , of Scio, 7 miles
North of Lebanon and 12 miles East of Al­
wharf. It is 30 feel long; draws 16 other where they never shine.
bany,
-120 acres in cultivation, balance pas­
A iyjll two centuries old, made by ture, brush
and some timber. House & Barn,
inches of water and can carry 10
A jax .
orchard all level land and well located.
John
Coffin
bequeathing
two
houses
Price $25.00 per acre.
tons.
It
is
a
stemweèeler
and
is
This year we have not marked
acres, 3X. miles South of Scio; 100 acres
The cost of passage to Alaskan and lots near Sunderland, England, . in 164
cultivation, balance pasture and some
down each article seperately but will provided with improved engines
to his daughter Mary, and bearing- brush,
all level land, good orchtrd, house
ports
has
been
increased.
The
var
­
and
machinery.
It
will
be
taken
to
sell for cash until Feb. 15, 1898, any
the official stamp of Oliver Cromwell, and barn. Price $20.00 per acre.
221 acres;-Í0 miles. East of Scio, IX mñes
article in the house (except thread) Portland to receive a few finishing ious transportation companies have Lord Protector of England, dated East
of Jordan, 6 miles North of O. C. &E.
touches, when it will be taken to combined and put the fare to Skag­
R. R. 150 acres in cultivation, balance open
ata reduction of
Alaska on the steamship Oregon. way or Dyea, $50 cabin, $35 steer­ March 3,16-16, was drawn from' Bad pasture, some brush and timber; can all be
cultivated, all good soil, good- house and
Its owners intend to take thè boat age; to Junea, $85 cabin or $22 steer­ Luck Pond, near Worchester, Mass., barn, out buildings, creek, well and spring
on
the
hook
of
a
fisherman
last
week
water. Price $16.00 per. acre.
up the Yukon to the gold fields.
age; to Wrangel, $80 cabin or $20
160 acres, 10 miles East of Scio, 40 acres in
it was in a rawhide case, and well cultivation,
70 acres more open land, bal­
steerage. Merchandise to Dyea or preserved.
ance timber, 100 acres can be culti ,-ated,
We sell a mighty big bar of soap Skagway, $13 per ton; hay, $20;
from our regular prices.
house and barn, 300 yuung fruit trees, spring
for 4c.
It is called “Baby Ele- dogs, $7.50.
running water. Price $1400.
This is a rare opportunity to sup­
President Diaz' of Mexico is pre- and
pbant.
One lot 40 by 100 feet in Mon ta villa adjoin
ply your homes at a moderate cost
.paring
to
make
a
.visit
to
the
Unit
­
ing Portland Oregon new 7 room house with
Hon. J. K. Weatherford, our es­
Ross. Ê. Hibler.
with staple Dry Goods, Underwear,
improvments, cellar etc. Barn and
teemed fusion friend at Albany, has ed States, His itinerary is not yet ¡ modern
Hosiery, Jackets, Shoes, etc., as our Theodore McNamer of Forest so far fallen from grace aS th become completed, but he will visit, it is out buildings, 6 bearing fruit trees, located
one block from city car line will sell or ex­
stock is yet unbrbketi
Grove, who returned from Dawson a railroad president. The Corvallis understood, all the principal- cities, change for a farm price $1860,
Cail early, we will try to please you. City a few weeks ago, has secured & Eastern company are to be con­ including St. Louis, Chicago, New 7 and three fourths acres 6 miles 8. E. df
ten suitable horses for teaming and gratulated upon securing so capable York and the Pacific coast. A train Scio 5 acres in cultivation all No. bottom land
house and barn price $375.
and packing, and will leave for Dy­ aud honorable a man as judge of1 three; magnificent cars;' biderSd fair
40 acres; 2 miñes North of Scio, 1 mile
R. crossings. 30 âcres in cultivation,
ea on the next trip of the steamship Weatherford, but how will he ac­ from the Pullman company, has 1 toR.
house and barn, well and spring water.
Oregon. Mr McNamer will estab­ count for his conduct before the tri­ reached the city, and another will Price $1000.
80 acres, 4 miles N. E. of Scio, 30 acres in
lish a pack train over Chilicoot pass bunal of Bryan and Milt Milleropin­ follow shortly. The vice president cultivation,
balance pasture, some brush
to the lakes, using the horses and ion? Corporations won’t go down will assume the duties of chief ex- ■ arid small tiriiber, can âU be cultivated.
Price
$1000.
wagons for nine miles, and packing the "reformer’s” throat, This step ecutive during the president’s ab- 80 acres, 2 miles West of Scio, all in culti­
vation, no buüdings. Price $1600.
the remainder of the distance. He is political suicide.—Eugene Regis- sence.
60 acres, 7 miles' East of Salem, Oregon, all
will take with him a blacksmith and ter.
in cultivation and No. 1 land, house, barn-
Circuit Court.
& orchard. Price $3000. terms half cash, bal­
a fèamster. His object in leaving
ance to suit purchaser.
School Report.
so soon is to have everything in
361X acres, lo miles East of Scio, 100 acres
Court
adjourned
this
afternoon
aft-
in cultivation, balance open pasture, some,
readiness for the great rush in the The following is a report of the
brush and timber, 75 acres hill land, ¿bal­
all good level bottom land, house and
spring. Later on he may go into Scio public schools for the month erf ransacting the following addition ance
two barns and orchard. Price $16.50 per
acre terms $1000. down, balance time to
What The People Of This the Klondike, buj; not before fall. commencing Jan. 10th and ending al business:
In case of sale of Albany Woolen shit purchaser.
The Albany Democrat, the paper Feb. 4th, 1898:
320 acres, 2 miles East of Scio; 120 acres in
Locality aie Doiiig.
Mill
property the bid of PA Good wi n cultivation,
balance nearly all open pasture,
that published the Scio bowling sto­ No. days taught, 20; No. days at­
90 âcres, hill pasture, two running
was dfdeired accepted. Material and abb.ut
brooks, good spring water, good new house,
ry
now
outwits
its
record
by
the
fol
­
tendance; 2143; No. days absence, wood-to be sold at cóst price; Decree 3 barns, good orchard. This is a No. 1
S M Daniel went to Albany Tues
grain an • stock farm. Price $15.00 per acre,
lowing: “On thè Bowman farm in 80; No. times tardy, 42; Jib. boys en-
day oh business.
entered. _ Conditions in bid allowed. terms half cash balance time.
Syracuse precinct yesterday, W H
300 acres, twQ( miles SpufhwgSt qf Spio; 150
In
BI?
Crow
agt
Itobeft
Smith,
acres, ih cultivation; 5Ò acrés operi pasture:
Any 6‘ne wishing fresh bread Bowman, Alex Dutficlnd, Fred Far- rolled, 46; No. girls enrolled, 72.
balance
brush and some timber, can all be
decred for plaintiff on flndihgS;
cultivated; two good new houses, two barns,
will find It at Mrs. Ficklin.
low and Winifred, Elias and Walter Total enfdllitedt; 118. Avdfage ho.
-hop and fruit dry houses, 20 acres in hops, 4
First
National
Bahkof
Albany
agt-
Mrs. Houston went to Portland on Trnax ran Upon a dòn òf full grown belonging, 111; average daily at*
acres in orchard, spring, creek and well water.
Arthuf W Maston, Salé corifirmed. Price $20.00 per acre, terms half cash?
Monday for a short visit.
50 . acres, two miles Southwest of Scio, 25
skunks in a log, drove them out tendance, 107.
in cultivation, balance brush and some
By rooms the enrollment is— Albany B A agt A S McDonaid et acres
J W & M T Cole, Physicians and with sticks and clubbed thirteen of
timber, can all be cultivated; good new
al, sale confirmed.
house
and barn. Price $25.00 per acre, terms
Room
1,
38;
Room
2,
4
’
;
Room
3,
39:
Surgeons. Office at residence.
them to death. They will sell their
A Bush agt J C Johnson et al judg­ cash.
R. S helton
V. B. G oin , Prin.
J. W. Compton, went to Lebanon skins. This is a true story.” The
ment by default.
Scio Oregon.
magic bowling ball proved to be a
the first of the week on business.
A
M
Terry
agt
C
w
Elkins
et
al,
■WE
THANK
YOU.
gAliss Maude Bilyeu has accepted baseball, and we may now expect
It was hoped, and seemed to be
sale confirmed.
a position with the Albany Herald. to hear the thirteen skunks were
true,
that the wolves would follow
M
Hale
agt
J
B
Couey
et
al,
sale
Having large obligations to meet
the buffalo into oblivion, but they
Mr. John Compton living in Rich­ wood mice.—Eugene Register.
the first of next month we must ask confirmed.
In the last issue of the Scio Press all those owing us to pay their bil
Amanda Long agt G W Rogers et did not do what was expected of
ardson’s Gap is. quite sick with an
published by T L Dugger at this as soon as possible.
them. When the gainé was cleaned
al, sale confirmed.
attack of fever.
Edwin Johnson agtG W Cox et out'of the West, the cattle came in
Ross E Hibler.
Mr. T. J. Munkers rtiade a busi­ place,and just before we took posses­
and the wolves developed a taste
al. Continued.
ness trip to Albany the first of the sion of the plant, he published that
For Sals;
he had “arranged for full weekly
E Thrall appellant agt M L Arm­ for beef just as the Indian did—per*
week.
news reports from Scio for the new 40 acres of Jand 2 miles N. E. of strong . respondant, judgment of force.
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S. M. Daniel has just received a Albany paper, Our subscribers may Scio, 25 acres slashed, 6 acres good justice court reversed and cause The dbifr-tnefi fought them with
fine new lot of spring samples of rest fissured that they will have as timber and 9 acres in cultivation, remanded to Justice court;
rifle, trap, dog and poison, but the
clothing, for i8$8.
much Scio news after the change« as being good bottom sandy soil; the Mary J Gordan agtE W Acheson lovois a smart abd tenacious animal,
Mrs. Hehfy Ray is vety sick with we could give if we published a pa1 balance is south hillside, but can be et al sale confirmed.
gradually able to comprehend all
Colitis, and other constitutional troub per in Scio.” It is none of our bus­ cultivated. One log bouse, 1 box
W B Wright agt J L Hansard et these methods hnd to get out of
les. Recovery is doubtful.
iness of course, but we hear com­ house partially campleted and 3 al, sale confirmed.
tlîeir way.
They take thè calves first« and
Board School Fund Commission
Mrs. J. W: Cut! of Dayton, Wash­ plaint, when his old subscribers, who good springs on the place. This is
ington, is visiting ftiends and rela­ have paid him in advance,come and No 1 chicken ranch, Price $350« ers agt F.M Kizer t al,sale¡confifm- then the cows; but it band of wolves
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A
San pull dowk the biggest steer.
subscribe for this paper in order to terms Cash; Call on R: Shelton, ed.. S. .-^
tives in and around Scio.
Scio, Oregon'. ,
Board School Fund Commission­ Thé cattle made out to fight the
A piano dealer left a piano at the get the news from Scio. What Mr.
ers agt J H Johnson et al, sale con­ smallèi* coyotes. On dhfe big ranch I
fesidehce of Mr. O B Cyrils on trial, Dugger probably meant was that he Last Tuesday morning tfrhile five
have seen a part of thé cbfrà stay
would
publish
as
much
news
from
working men at the Oregon City pa- firmed.
Mlich he Will probably purchase.
Scio as we Could Scdut up, and be on tier mills were crossing the Willam­
with the sihali calves, while the
AaOtàét
Rich
Stòìké
Jay Swani^ died iii Lebahori last the grounds in petsoq. .Mr, Dugger
other half went to watbf., But the
$Teek. He waS shot for a deer while has only to he reminded of the mat­ ette river, the bb,at tvas caught by which will interest the people of range cattle never were able th cope
the current and carried over the
hunting last fall iiedt Lwei Soda.
te?, àhd herafter we will have the falls. All but one of them were Scio and vicinity is one first ttìadé with the big gray wolves. A rush
by S M Daniel« who will sell you
The Alder Cteek orchestra will “full reports.” >
of wolves into a band of cattle will
drowned.
20 lbs whole roast coffee fof one dol­ send them off in d bawling rush,
&ive a dance at the Houston’s Mall
Why 9» Why
The unanimity with Which the lar, no chicory,
io night. They come well reccim-
leaving one of their number a vic*
Will Vou pay. exorbitant pricks fof POpttlist brethren offef the present 13 lbs nicejjrigh-t clean green toffee tim.
inendhd.
fbf one dbilaf,
It is quite disheartening to thibk
Mr. Geofgd tlpley, hud wife, coffee when you can buy it of Us state officers a fe-nomination, cont
trasted- with the rivalry among Arbuckle, Lion, Grandma’s and Yo­ that sudi a pest cannot be gotten
Slso Mr. Jake Bilyeu, and family of very Reasonable?
semite
coffee
all
for
10c
à
paper.
We
sell
8
pkg
Giatidma
’
s
coffee
fof
Republicans: fof places oh thd statfi
Jefferson wfe're visiting relatives in
rid of in this advanced day; but I
Bby your gdods from S M Daniel-
25c.
ticket, is another “sign of the times”
am afraid the cattle interest will
¡§¡616 this week.
We sell 14 lbs good green Rid for $l. that this is the Republican year to and you will save, more money than have to put some,professional Wolf
Mt. joe Morris drove btlnifii of We sell 20 lbs Bfoken Roast for it.
nine^tenths
of
those
will
make
who
score.^-Topeka Capital. If this is a
hunter dotfrn in thé profit and loss
?50 steep through tbirn last week We sell Afbuckie’s and Lion’s fol* sign iti all places« the populists staiid go to Kldhdike.
coldtnbs before it is done.-^Frederic
that were godcl dues, joe lias bei 10c a pkg.
a good chance ih this county.
Itvedti six and seven hundred head
There are only Ì4 sUfvivorS of the Remington ih Collier’s Weeklÿ.
Remember that we always lead in
iii all, and ail of them in fine shape. making lol? ¿»rifcfesL
R. Hi Cttrl of Brownsville, Or., waf of 1812« but 3x78 widows of sold­ Eitatnine stèrnbérfc’s fSmohs $10
will "Visit Sólo/ Monday« February iers of that War are drawing pensions. suits““all wool.
Yom's iruiV,
fiibaiiy has passed An oidifiapce
7, and remain 10 days: He cafa take
Ross. E. Hibler.
JecfUiring insurance agents to obtain
Thé Albany Steam Latihdfy does
a tooth and not huit ÿéu, Gold
H licence from the city. For the
I'bar 1898it feijUites the sum bf $60 Á. G. Prill« PhysicaU and Surgeon; Crowns and Bridge Work« Rubber BOHN-^On Monday Feb. 7, 1898, to ias fine work as any first-class laun­
the wife of Mr. James Leffle? of dry on the coast and theif. prices arè
fb'f a license, and thereafter the sum Scio, Oregon. Office next door to Plates, Porcelain Crowns, Gold« Sih
i©r| Amalgam and Cément Fillings:
Stayton« a girl. All doin g nicely» all rlght-^Ed Cyrus, Agt;
drugstore
$70 t>6f yeah
Items Of Interest For The
Santiam people.
S. E. Young &
READ, PEACOCK & CO.
Albany, Oregon.
ANNUAL...
.CLEARANCE
„.SALE
CANDY
CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
Price List
Beginningi Wednesday, January 12,1898.
Can Price’s Cream. Baking Powder................ .... i
‘ ‘ Trophy, and Red Seal ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
( <
‘ ‘ Golden West
‘ ‘ ,
lb can Schilling’s 5Óc Tèa
‘ Gunpowder Tea, bulk ....
‘ ‘ Japan
‘ ‘
6 ‘ ....
pkgs Gold Dust Wash. Powder............................ 50cÌ
plug Battle Ax, Dice & Evenchange Tob; ............ 25c'
pdper Yosemite Coffee . ......................................... 10c$
‘ ‘ Arbuckle & Li on ‘ c .......................................... 10c<
lbs Good Green Coffee .................................. ....... $1 <
box.Best Bluing,
worth 15c ...........;................ 10c<
pr. Women’s heavy lace shoes -.............................. 75c^
‘ ‘ Misses’
‘ ‘
‘‘ ‘ .................................. 75d
‘ ‘Child’s
“
“
‘ ................................ 65cl
Enamelled Steel Dust Pan...................................... 15ci
pr. Women’s fine Button Shoes $1.00, $1.35, $1.75'
to $2.50.
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Men’s & Boys’ Shoes & Clothing at prices never be-i
fore heard of. I am closing out my stock. Come and
see the bargains
S. EL DAWIEL
12 172 PER CENT
REAR
PEACOCK
CO.
YOU WILL
Money in Your
Pocket .
when you have
a label there
with the Horse-shoe and the
Words, “Equal to custom
made/’
We are the soie agents
for our city for this cele­
brated make of fine clothing.
Visit us and examine the quality
and prices of our lines4
STERNBERG'S
Albany,
Oregon.
IN A LAW-SUIT
BICYCLE,
VS. SLED
It would not take much of a
judge to decide which runs the
easier. The same principles^
ROLL OR ©RAG
Will apply to harrows. Our new
Spring Tooth Harrows are on
wheels, and will run 25 per cent
easier than theuDld style. We al­
so have Disc and Spike -tooth Har­
rows, a full line of
Oliver Plows an<i extras.
Call and see them.
SŒ. 0. Gill and Son»