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SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OHKtiON, I RIPAY. MAI« Il 17, IHÍW
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The future outlook of
Scio la
brighter at the present time than *t
lia» been for révérai year*.
fc»r
Jefferson la going to er«*ct a new
school building. The Review, with
it* u«ual enterpriav, print* • picture,
of the hew atriKture, in il * inai I*
•uo.
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Bank
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It la proposed a* a«m a* powdble
to form a nativa (orce In the Philip­
pine», organized ard drilled after
A ui rli-.in military methods, We
are teaching tho native* the*c same
iiietbixi« now.
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F * » aonctos.
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CAPITAL, $20000
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A. J. Jit MOD
J. w. Games
C.V. J i I isob
Presitenl
Vice Pressent
Cashier
over In NptUn wu wm , t'ervera
being puraveutsd bccai;«« ho wa»
whipped. Here iu
America ws
have Sclilcy, alv> |«er*sculed lieciiu»«*
he an I not Nampwin whlp;>«*d him.
It’» a queer old world
Ex.
A N« w Yorker accidentally
talned an electric shock of i»*) volt*
power, ths fl««ry current fairly burn
Doe» a Mi neral linking and ex- Ing a hole through the tl«jor l*<ncath
lamini inaili1 at
cl ange Ixialnea*.
Insurance
current ra!«*«, and lirait* i *» iiih I on him, yet he «till* live«
r.«t<— ought t<> I m low on him here­
pr>nclplo cities.
after.
A dispatch *ny* that the ITI i pi no»
“continue active." Certainly. From
day today they *h»w considerable
ictivll,’ In moving toward our line«,
»nd Ju»t a* r< gularly they »how a
great deal more In moving nw»y
RNÌ
from them.
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The I tali legislature low adjourn
OHEGON.
P< IO.
ed without i leding n senator to the
C. s. «•»niitc. TT.n Oregon legisla-
A I kind» of watches clock» and Jew
titre had no kunatiir to elect. iiut
elry repaired promptly.
they nd; lurnei! without doing any­
thing else that Wiu of auy value to
the people of the «title.
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YAQCIINA ROUTE
< onnecttng at Yaqulna with the
The < /.nr'» I ulveraal Peace Con-
gre»- is to meet in Holland, which
1« neutral ground. All thu great
ixiwi-r« probably dr<-u«i the idea of
having the conference hel 1 in their
>w n i ipitala least rival governments
learn too much of their war prepara­
tions.
W- F. (iill ha« 'won appointed
(Miatinastor at this pince. .Mr. Gill la
me of Scio's very popular business
men, and i ft gentleman in every
*«*nso uf the won), lie i* one in
whom nil haw the great«1«! respect,
and w«1 are ple.i««*l tu unto hi* a li­
pointaient to ho res;>on»il«lu ft |X»*i
tion.
The $3,000,00) design«*! for the
Cu ha n sotdier» urn« loaded un »truck
and trundb-d limitigli New York'*
«irretì lo thè water front and nobody
trlad to «trai a bit uf it Thu faci
thiil thirty plclted l«»ys In blue urlìi
•d to thè teeth, *at all over thè
truck, may bave h.id «omething tu
lo wllh It.
General Augustl, la*o of Manila,
«nd Admiral t < rwra have l>eeti»ent
to join General Einar«*« and Admit.il
MotitlJn In ft Hpaniah prison b«*v:tuse
they failed to whip the best ,i»il< rs
and »oldicni in th«« world. They
ought not to regret belug locked up,
how« ver. It keep« them from being
forced to aaaoclate with tho
who «leery them.
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With tho culling uf «prlng <>ur
iti/eiis «liould do a little cleaning
up about the city. The numerous
.»Id bo«ir<l", boxes an«i other trash
which now almost blockade some of
the alleys and buck street« should be
hauled away nnd burned up, un«l
the streets given a general cleaning
up. It Will cost a littlv to do tills
but It will lie money well «petit.
The president r,- < mmendcd that
congress npproprlnto JI,«»<0,000 for
I the American exhibit ut llm Pari»
loxpoeltlon. < ungrea* appropriated
$1,210,1)0'1, nnd Mr. Puck was con-
gratulatc<l by tho president aa the
only nr«n who ever got a idgger n;>-
proprlntion than w.i* recommended
The appiopriation Is divided as fol
low*: $2tW,(MW for building«; JIM),
»at for ttie igrlcultural department;
$«k>,t*»> for the payment of Jurms,
ami $*io,o>»i for general ex|>en«ea.
Among the appropriation« made
by congress in it* expiring hours I*
$;,(■»>,ran» for preliminary survey*
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and Investigati >n*a» to the predica
billty of tho Nicaragua canni route.
Th* ch ampin Ion* of th« canal nre re­
joicing that the governm mt hn* »0
far committed it-elf to thia prr^ect,
Flrat el. im In every re«|>ect. Ono of which they claim take« It out of the
the above ateainer* la due to «all
hand* of private corporation*, A
fruui Yajuina about every
determined tight was made by the
five day*
Pacific rallr.iad against the lull;
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Shortest route lad ween valley ;«»lnt* 2io,iii)ii wa* alno appropriated lor tho
and San Francise«». Fare; Altany
American exhibit «I the Pari* ex­
and points w st to Han Francisco,
hibition; of thia amount Jl'gl.mio I*
Cabin,
especially assigned to the agricult*
Hound trip.
ural department.
TAQUINA BAY STEANSHIP COMPANY
For smiling dates apply to
EDWIN m T o NE,
II 1« W ai . iu . m ,
Manager.
T. E. A F. A.
J. It) rkf, Ag/ut, Alb my ,Vregua.
Ainericwn manufacture* seem like
ly to mule« their liighi st re-ord in
the fiscal year which end* four
month* hence. The export*
of
di.mezti: lu.m jfac'urer* ar* already
I
»¿t,i*»),*a)D ahead of the hlghod Zv
curd ever made. During the »even
month« ended Feb. I, I*®!», they
aiuountod to an average of $!.<•»),<•»>
a day. Not only are the manufact
urera increasing their «ale* abroad,
but they are evidently supplying
the home market to :i greater extent
than ever before. The Import» of
manufa-lured good* In the l«»t
«even month* amount to only II'*,,
2uu,'.<72, or $3u,(MW,(W lues than the
export».
o«vftftee*«a<teeu; »»»»*»«»»«»
J BY THE SCISSORS !
seve«es»*ee«>»**«e»«*a «9*«*
The polk county Ohserver one of
tho»-- ;*»;►•■/» which hai«1 1**01 cry.
lug prosperity the |ou<l« -t «inc» th«
pr«A«ent admlni«tr*tl*o began, haa
gon* Into the hand* of a ra< civer.
Hain or «lilne, while the proalllent
lain the While llou-a a splendid
•Ilk tlig always wave* from a flag­
pole o«i the «•»<•< alive mansion.
When th«* chief magistrate leave*
W i«hington, it la taken down and
folded away until Id* return.
The agitation of the Nicaragua ca
nal rout«, Joining thu Attanlie and
Tho authorities of Wellington, K*.
Pacific, ha* arouse*! the French peo­ pro|H>«<«l t<> give ttie name of tho
ple. who have taken a new mlerc-t llr-t prlsonei confine«! In the new
in tho Panama project, which »»« jail to that Institution, aiol it w>««
> «ll««i II rton jail, because Mrs.
temporarily *u*pende«l in HW7 for Horton wa» the flr«t
.«tie pn>v««d
want uf fun«l*. Work I* now tielng [ Io t>e inno *ent. and uuw 1 he I* suing
pushes! with a vast amount of vigor th«« county for damages on account
In June I*'*?, the Columbia govern- , of the jail* name.
merit extend«*«! (he time forcomple
The latest rumor i* a b»ef trust by
(Ing the canal another ten years th«« big packer*. Dnutitless every
Nln«t**en miles of th«* canal have l*<ef rui«er know* what thi* Ua-ans
no competition in selling beef and
la-on dug from Colon un«l «ix mile» firlco* of Mel on the hoof m well a*
from I'armma, making a total of n the shnmNv* arbitrarily flxe«l by
twenty five mile«. It is c«lim.«to<i | a greedy combine, the limit* uf
that tho total coat will bo flSflS.hOO, '«• whoae greed Is controlled by no law
000. Th«* pro*o«>ct are, I her Toro, which the tritsts aeem Incline«! to
r«1«,** t except that uf a serried con-
t hat we «hall hav« two canals.
«clcncv-
We have already referred to the
sucre-1* of ttie short course at the
Oregon Agricultural College thi«
year. The final figure* show that
i<)2 studcuts were enrolled, The
youngest of theso v. is 17 year* of
sge and the oldest was (ki. Nine
t«*en of the c ¡untie* of Oregon were
reprv-ent«*! and t wostudentsiittend
«»«1 from other »tut«**. None of ;hr
student* enrolled in the short course
were listisi in any of the regu lar le
part men t* of th«« college. One sig
niflcant fact 1» that .M of theso *tu
• lent« reported themselves n* farm­
ers nnd ualy on«« n* a rancher.
There were slvteen housekeeper»,
eight fruit growers, three dairymen
and three gardener*.—Oregon Agri­
culturist.
W. J. Fullbrlgbt, resldlng ti«*ar
I Halsey, abile in Portland un hi*
whv (ionie from eastcrn Oregon, hy
li I* l>r ivery-uè. «taled in 'apturing
a hlghwayman and guttlng film In
! jall after thè |>olice hiid failcd to get
liiin. To p.iy for hi» gru ai d hrav
ery Fullbriglit wa* placed in jallantl
bell) «« Il w itne-s. If Ibi» 1« -i 'ani
t>le « f l’ortlanil |U’ti«'«* Itinl i« i goral
'city to keep away from.
In ii ruteni lutervlew F.dlsori suld:
i **1 atu working ut presuut orni di­
vice for «etulliig piii>togr.«plis by
wlre. I atu perfectlng ttie inuchlno
now and It will lai e «ucce««. By
itbls Inventimi un artlst vati placchi*
altt leb In li and bp att ■■ blng II to a
aire «etili in thè picture lo hi* p»
per. Thl* Ihing Ita» tieeu «Ione ixe
(ore i>ut thè machine* bave beeti tuo
cutnbrou». I ititend lo bave UllM
<>nu ui.ide »imitar to u kodak."
A goral story is told at Wasliington
D.U. on Hcpn-si’iitative Tongue. Wu
Hngfang, tlie < liiti, -*1 minister I» n
! great society mao, and he hasukren
••ye for pretty women, lie naw and
admire«! Miss Tongue very mudi,
iind some lini« lat« r, when lie »aw
tho representative from Or« gon,
»p ■««■ io blgb praiaaof lhecong....
1 man's daughter. "Have you any
more children Mr. Tongue?" imked
Mr. Wu "Yus." re»ponded tin*
'Oregon man, “I have six." Mr.
Wu leaned ov r toward Mr. Toiigu«*
and-aid queatlonlngly, In a conti-
'duntlal tone. “Ou«* wife.?"—Ex.
Ono
of the moot
important
change* ma Io in the pure-food- law
by the Oregon legislature was In the
manlier of electing the Dairy mid
Food Commissioner. It I* now pro­
vided that at th«1 general election of
HMM) thia officer »hail lie elected in
the same manner n* the other atr.te
fficera.t
erva fm a term of f Mr
year*. Th« legislature elected .Mr.
J. W. Halley of tho North Pacific
Hural spirit to fill the office until the
officer olected In HUO qualifies. We
The Chicago Daily New* say» in
would have been better pleased if
the legislature hn«l «elected for thia reference to liust: "In «Il Ilio big
trust* which have been formed re-
office tome per- on actively engaged j eontly the original ow ners of secur­
in tho dairy Industry, hi for exam­ ities dispored of a «•ottaidenitile part
ple lion. Thoma» Paulsen, president * of tbuir holding* with Ihu advaucu
of the Oregon Dairy men’s A««ocla- in the market, and none uf tliein in
tion or Mr. I. J. Scaly, manager of creasid the tnve*luient at the high
ttie zkllmny ( r«1»tnery both of whom er ligure. This alone should prove
siifllcient warning to tlie outside
wn re enndnl.it««. Wo have no reas­ I ubile that «•>. urlile* li «va been
on to doubt however that Mr. Hui- raised beyond ttmir valuo,’’ it I*
ley w ill make a zealous and efficient nollceablo th it the promoter-1 of
these l>ig combines are ihsposing of
officer. Oregon Agriculturist.
their holdings us quickly i* :>o**il>!u
atul Investing in securities of u ruore
V14r Tir» Law.
| «ulistaiitisl character. Still
they
find lamb* to fleece.
The clause In the r<*nl law to en
courage th«1 uw uf wide tires uuOre­
From time to time medical «nd
gon highway* Is U* follows;
druggists' paper* have calle«) alien
"That from an«i afte* the first lion to the danger <>t using »hot for
day of Januarv A. l>. I'A*', the scouring the inside of l«ittlv«, but
county tx/.ird >f each county within there arc »till many puople who
the »tale 1» hereby authorized to tiiimi it the pr< per way. shot ul
make h rebate each year, for four weys leaves a thin film of lend on
year», on the road tax of each per the gla*s, which I* injurious to the
-on within its county who slinll own health, nnd fatal «uses of poisoning
and have In habitual use ou thu have occurred from shots being l"ft
hlgliw ay * uf state, wagon or other lodgesi in a crevice in the bottle.
venlvlea fur the tr»n«|Mirlnllun id Pounded glaa» ha* many
»harp
freight md other heavy article« the point» mid clean» a bottle better
tires of which nre not lea* than x than shot. If a boltlv ha* been lead­
inches in width, of JI for each of ed the lead may be removed by first
such vehicle; ami, provided farther, rinsing in nitric acid, todis-olve the
that tlio owner of each vehicle hav lead, mid then in clear water to waah
Ing tire* uf not le— than four Inches it away. Alkaline or »oupv water
In w idth u;a>n which there is n dlf should not be u-ed after the acid, n*
ference Of at least eight inchei in that would precipitate tho lea«l in
ttie front and rear axle, so construct- form uf oxide or in.«olublv lend
ed thnt the front and rear whrel* auep.
will not come in contact with the
•ame road surface while the vehi­
A statement prepared try the Au«l
cle is moving In a «traight line, Itor for th«* N ivy ltat> irtinrnt on
shall receive, in addition to the
the anniversary of the united Stale«
afuresad rebite, for tour years in his Imtlle-hip Maine «how* that th«1 to­
or her road tax ns aforesaid, of $2 tal tiumla-r nf claims tiled to «late on
for such vehicle of this cl.»«* for a«?euutil of that <li-i«ter under thu
each nnd every year «luring «aid let o( M treh ", I-
is .123,amount Í
periud that ««hl vehicle is habitual Ing to $T£1,3I2. < >f th«^» ninety two
ly used upou tiiu highway» uf ibis aru claim« for Imlemnlty hy surviv­
»bite."
ors, amounting to $ L'l.fiflo; 201 ire
gratultv claim«, aggregating t*«7.7<)>>.
¿aaabflrjua'» wouja Baawiy.
i'wetity-nine cl.iimsare now on hand
awaiting evidence and thirty mi««**
Thi* remedy 1« Intended especial­
are to be lieanl from. I'he record»
ly fur cough», cold», croup, whoop •how th.it th«* total number <«f |wr-
iug cough ami influenza. It has
•on* on taiard the Maine at thu time
lecouii1 famous for Its cure* of theae
of the explosion was 'Of those
di*en e«, ovi r n large |sirt of the
2BI were alll'*«l and ninety four «nr-
clvillxed world. The moat flatter­
ing testlmomnls havu been received vlved. Tn much r«*d tape in piy
Ing these indemnities will counter­
giving account« of Its good work*;
act their benefits. When our g«v-
of the nggr.ivating and persiatent ernment undertake* iodo a gener­
cough* it ha* curi*T; of severe cold*
ous hc * it Is too »pt to «poll it by the
that have yielded promptly to it*
■lullible« and puttering teeti nivali
soothing effect», and of the danger-
who lia ve
ous attack* <>f croup it has cured, tlm of the little tuen
charge uf thuilulail* of the execu-
often saving tho life of tho child.
Tim extensive use of it for whoop tlou.
ing cough has shown that it r»ln
1 have boen aifiictrsl with rheuma­
that di*ea»e of all dangerous conse­ tism for fourt« en y-'ar* atul nothing
quences. Solil by Peery A Peery. *cemc«l to givo any relief. I woe
able to 1» srottn«l all the time, tail
Hcv E. Edwards, ;>a.«tor of the constantly suffering. I ha«l Ul«wl
English IUptl«t <'htirt-h at Miner*- evrrthlng I could hear of an«l at last
ville, P h , when
«.ilTering with wa* told to try <')»imfu’rlain'* Pain
rheumatism, wn* advised tn try 11 din, which I did, and wa* Imme­
Chamberlain's Pain Palm. Ilesaj«-. diately rf,ll«,ve«l an<t In a short tlm«-
"A few applh ation* of this liniment cure«!. I am happy to *sy that It
provisi of great service to me. It ha* not since ret nr nc< I.—Josh. Edgar
subdued th«« Inflim*tlon and rellev- liermtnlown, t ai. For salo by
ml lie pain. Nhould any sufferer Peery .♦ Peery.
profit by giving Pain Italm a trial it
will pie«.*« me.'’ Far sale by Peery i Dav.-cn'» fxsUy hrrb tex
best
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towiate*
Ora sir >!»• pe Drscl. 11» hi» narratire
■ •t i I m ludían mutuo rslatea an auec
dule which J.*. e<|ual honor to b«m«rlf
and *•««• of ht* uativr — bll.rw Th«
liriti.h had t*en figiitthg al! day. «iris-
ing th* rabel« isfirr them.
After
nightfall. h 'W.rrr. * parlj f rabels
made a urw drin 'Otration and <>sn
Grant, «re: ng two <>f hl. gun* indan
r< r coHc-'ted a frw umh and charged
He «ar*
A *epoy within Sr. ja,-J*.f tr..
ftrr-d at my h<«rw> and put a bullst
through hi* tasty It»»« «.tgular ha
did n-'t aim at tn, but probably he
t). ught It beat to tn«ka» »ure of ItHilng
the h .«c after which tbs rider w -aid it'iumu» -
<Tw«utrnv
fall into hl« hand, a« a matter *
•t
n«a.h I heir n» « <n«t owift*) «TrtinUW- tl !•
course
itialnlt afrt»» «urli >vn t h tr*T•* I utu * M»i*rv
I felt that my poor charger bad re­ xrwltfhl IMO » )«wr and
u. • •
.«MH» wn ar ,
r
Mu •jipi y i
cele«! hl« death-» «-und, yet he gal | *• ‘Y *' "r.
.Hau« I 1
Kefervi .«»Mi
1 -<.L»dr
lopwd u for forty yard* thru gb th« Hanii^I en*»k>|re K«~;lw$t K. Il ». fir»««*, I
throng of rebela and then «iropped I L»*V. M.<.hh«<u
»at in an awkwaxl pr«llcainrnl—un-
horned. *tirroun«ie«l by the rnemy, and.
owing to the darkne«*. Ignorant in
Which directhm to proceed - when tuy
orderly. • natire h.rseman. Roo|wr
We are giving TH»:
Kahn by name rode up to me aud «aid
the St laiUls Ri-ptlfillc tallii une Veil)
Tivke my h r»e It l* your only chañe«
for $l.7&>
of «afety '
I could not but admire hl» fine con­
duct lie w«* a Hindostán»« Mu*«»ul-
man. ta-longlng to • rrgiinrnt the
greater part of which had mutinied,
•nd It woultl hare been easy for him to
till me aud go over to the enemy
"1 refused hi* offer, but. taking a
Brin gr««p of hi* hor«< « tall. I t X *■ him
to drag me out of the crowd Thi» lie
did »nccrMfuily »ud j*ith great cour
age
"Tha nrxt morning t called him to
my tent, praised him for hl» gallant
behavior *n>l off« red him nomo little
In- oey lie declined It with great dig­
nity
So. «ahib J will takr no money.'
he sai«l, «irnwing himseif up. but if you
will get my commaniiiiig nlL.er to pru
nu lo ui«1 I ’■hail he very grateful.
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"He was duly prom«>ted. and received
»'.»o tlie «<. ... . la .-, order of merit "
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A ItuMlnn Imperial < ongr»»».
Tlie folh»uin$f unnouncrnu nt <•
from M omcuw Ly Pn»f. I Ert»rn<jin
I d acvnrtlanc«* with the «u<a«t up
proviii of hm imperial majesty» the
enip^ror of Husui*.the twelfth »iitrrtm*
tionul ififdii ul etin<reM will i»r
in
Moscow
twren AufU<t 1& and «6
(nrw Mtylfi) ui the yr er ¡«V7. under the
paironug- of hi» imper.iid hi^hn« »•.
(¡rand Ihikr S’rgv AleMandrovitch.
Further details about the or* an nation
uf the cvnjfr« <•« will l<e pulimhcd at aa
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band, “how do you aprll <*hr^«ar.thr
timm?*4 “I don’t think I would put any
rhrynanthrnuiui« in u letter if 1 were
you,*4 rrplw d Mr Sna«» *‘The\ will
make the lettri ovrrwrtjfht.’* **Oh, if
you don't know bow to «pel! it. you
needn't try ” “Who »aid I didn't ktw*w
how to *prLl if?’* “Urll, how «Io you
• 1*11 it?” •’The rigyht way ” And Mr
Snti£if» rraunird hi* |*ru»al <»f »he on.
Ing ¡»Aprr. l‘itt«burjfh < hromdc
-0 HARRY S. JOHNSTON:1 CO. t>
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All kinds <>f mill work <»n short notice
T. J. CLAXTON,
Contractor
All kinils ui l.iiinber. S i*h, Ihxnx, Mi>iil>linr ., Shin­
gle*, i’liint.* and ’ hla....
SCIO, OREGON
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HOUSE MOVING .
Given «|x*cial attention. Cou
tract» for wurx In my line re
«•(««■tfully oullclteij,.-
Shop on 'lain dreot,
SCIO, oil IL
CASH : MARKET
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Mv rissare tilst-class and my horses
are good drivers.
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Hast Ccncecîs wife all Trims at lest Scii ad Mimmi Tram at Si?
SCIO, oil EGON
They banish pain
and prolong life
GIVES
RELIEF.
A ehoicw line of fru*l> meat«, In
variety, constantly on hand.
Will do a strictly Cash buslnos*.
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•4AILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Steamer Wm. M. HOAG.
(('apt. (leu. Itiaiie.)
Running regularly tad ween Portland
and Corvallis, «topping at all
way landing*.
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Down rlvor, Tue««lays, Tbur*daya
and Saturday*, laave Corvatli*
fl A. M., Albany 7 A. '! ; Buena
Viola (A. M. : Ind<*;>endencu '< A.
M ; Sileni It) A. M., Newberg 12: !"
1*. M.; arrive at Portland l:T> P. M.
Fp river, Momlays, Wauinw lay»
nnd Fridays. fa*av«M Portland t’
A M.; N'awbetg 10 '•> A. M.; ."dam
.1:k) P. M.; Independence 5;’»< P. M.;
Buena Vl«ta 7K P. M ; Alhunv '• '
P. M.¡arrive at ( nreallia llr'iu I’ M
Thi* steamer ha* been e.|uipj»«»d
with first «Tn«* accommodation-* In
eluding an elegant piano. I'n-ur
pisual for carrying both freight and
poarenger*.
J. TI'RNKR, Agent, Albany Ore.
EDWIN Sh)NF, M mtz-r, Albany,
c G. c'oar.K, Agt, Furttand, fu it of
Yambili street.
Ho matter what the matter i% one will do you
good, and you can get ten for live cents.
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