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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1899)
V‘)L. in s» I/.« rt'Hl.UIIKp kVK*T rHlt'AY AT d '•<». I.l%% (»., OHMJOX. r.r a, nom. lavan*’.:, In »1»»,-., »itraunlh«. •■ »I -. J — Vlww«( run *1 au, h ,., , Miaa.to ’• •»« monthly. T<»»«l«->l» |,*nfwumwt I» 1*1'1 Im F < n Ibtr^ht lagitrh lor lb«, u.m.iion t Kt Inrvtl at lb* j»M'o*oa> *1 »U1, Unma *• tx'Md^lM tamil iHbt'M >(»»»»»«»........................................... • ; BY THE EDITOR « A m m m. m m < <»1 sty , SÙVEMHEK: ob H idx ; For . . Tobqeco r^ep. Ulen's Underwear Uy IRA A. FH ELI». TH»«** lin \ (’I T l\ That Boy Srhútil hithit id , i.s »it , l Suri/i er», rsxlucod fr -tu tin to 60 cent» ua k«H-p liiu brand JUsit per garment... Men'» heavy, cotton lined shirt the >>f be«l in the Gum world the “Bostun».” or drawer» reduced from 59 lu to cent» per garment... : • nd »flirts or drawers Scio now ha* a full fi<»dg»<l tole nhone exchange, with connection at \l «-at brio and Munker* station,as well na with the long diaianr* line, helo I» the anulleel city in Oregon with an exchange, anti tho «mink llahaiotit of the system In thl» city apoake tnuih for tin onterpriae and progreaslvenoaa of II» tai»ine«» mon and citizen» rc<lucv«l fr« m 40 to Jieer.ts |H<r gaimvnt. View I'reshletit lioberi <11*1 at f » homn In Falter<ion, N. J., Tu«*- d.y mornlog. Ho had t«eon III for •evaral month«. Th«- MMOemenl roll» uf MullOotr. ah county show eleven million <k,l Ur» le»« property Ibi» year than they did last year, a fact that give* Ilio Albany Ih'in oc rat a chanc to rot in a »hot at Gov«mor livor1» Thanksgiving proclamation. Men'» hip l>uot* »nag proof Men'» heavy ribbed rollon M ai « Boston Brand,........................ Men'» knee boots »nag proof ......... Boaton Brand... M"U,» hip Urol* «IPRODUCEt» There is Unit Uiy very near a thia may man, !»■ hl* l.i-t yi ar al -ciiool. Hv want.» to dr<>»» same a» tin- other boy, a tlm- »uit for only f i.'!5 12 85 .. .fjOc ... t“c Old Colony Brand . Men's »lorm rubber,............. W,mc!i’» “ duce. At present «»gr» 2kcentsper «lox. Butter 2a to36eentsper roll, Should y our cldcke.i» w elgli 101h. each al 71 "All cent» per pound one U Ulli ’îMark! I lb l>l*i«-i|u> > r. tin can, I buckel li.sl lull •moklug tutbUfcU.. 1 lb. I limai etiewing tob«u'co 1 It- r<t ir ch. w ll'g fob It Means: Brit material Qiidcr the luti. i lb Mpe.ir Head Yard wide valu«», T Jiitrful in design. Hurt* not the port«. Easy to the irct. GROCERIES... B ‘«It for icrvicr Every Ja> and Sunday. $t > lc up to-date. Thoroughly put together. 11'»«»I«» I cuff«»-, |u, 11,* ¡4. a« »m| . » 4 p.«und Arm A II.«iiimar «oIs, per lb a It* be»l S«v«m »«»«p......... 2'1 It* frry Gmnu it <1 w hit«« s«ig ir K < . link Ing l'«>wd«-r, p«-r c in............ Ipcv per (mund.......... . 2 I««, ran* Nuce«»«» linking l'uwder, por can »I ti 'I ell's Ihtrk cl«.th »uils for . ts f » •• •• pin cbccki'd Am fill« ken»’ to 7« cent» per pound. •ulta...............................8.13 Better good* from If.- ' to ♦ I » »ult. sell these Shoes. Men and women looking for their money’t worth, buy them. dogell Would bring ♦#.<*>. Tho G. D. TROTTER ripped suits so uch worn by boys ami ni«»n on ly r I, IÓ, mid |»S 3 »uit. In Australia an elevating apron * Chamberlain’» Cain Balm and h«>un<i Is used to carry tiundle« onto a »tack on tn th«« !iff««cte<l part« 1» superior in the operation »Inking. Those to any plaster. When troubled with who have bad experience in throw 1 a pain in th«« ch«*t or side, or a lame Ing bundle» to the top of a big »lark i Iwck, give it a trial. You are cer will a,'pr«-« late the fu t ll. il tin- tain to be more than pleased with Australian ny»l«-m sevea some pret the i.rompi relief which it affords. ty hard work. Pain B«lm 1« also a certain cure for rheumatism. For »ale hy I’ccry A There Is no kick coming at th-* Peery. work «tun« try the Malera Hlrtnu l.aumlry. You can »end your laon- A ».««via! session of department dry every Mon lay by tilting it to two of the circuit court will be ht-id the express office. * at Albany December 7th. Men's k «'<•»> boots We pay market price for pr«e There are those Nollet* have twen posted notify ing our po.pl«’ of the city clc.tion which take» pl.ice on the flr»t Mon day lu n«it month. A» yet no can .«rreitsi for tigruay. ‘ dloatea for the several I»-1 Hot.» , have ehown I hem wive», and wu From Corvallis c«>m<* the new» t>re»ume that not one will 1» Hint a witrr-itil ha» l»-«n iaeued from known until thn day of elution Till N kw * would like'to have m - oii Ju»tic<- Brj ~m’s i-«»urt for the arr««»t I K < hapninn an«! Juno n nu-cilng of the citizen« held for uf I*r King, alia» Jnno Chapman, both of the purpose «if nominating a tick»! Monrue, Benton county. that all could have votuf for, and Tho complaint as» l«>dg«s I by T. thus do awnv with w much ticket W Cavender, snd it charges i»r. making on election day. Chapman wit > Illicit cohabitation i- II--«in j I .rg- • J 11 ■ K mg Al th* » jh « i»l meeting of the city council held on I ritiiy evening a. alias .line i hapman. with tho form er offense. The complaint alleges 1 general health noti quarantino coli nance «lu r>a>-<-d, authorizing the ¡ that T. K. < liapman ba» n wife liv board of health to establish and ing in Georgia. Cavender 1» » <011 In law of < hspman. having married inulntalii a tirici «juarentiue against all M-ction» where atnallpal W«> th«- <1 «lighter ¡of Chapman by the i i.own to exist. Thia »t«p w»« ta f!r»t wife, lie came to < fregon from Georgia la»! March. He say» that kt i to guani «gainst tin Intrudile U hi «filie «Il »<:«»<• in Ih«- city, n» Chapman left bl* Georgia wife In I hoj , to ink«-a |»>»t gradual«) course there !» no casa In thn city at thè prêtant lime, and II I» far belter to in medkiiM« In New York city; tliat -ul>-««|uont 1- lU-r» of hi» t>ur|»>rt*l -prevent tbo introdasetlon of li Il t to «■ ituc from Kalama, Wash., win-re locare for il nftrr It gelsa hold here. C hapman dem-rlla- i hlniM-lf as sur- g«-on on a ship, t hapmnn has la-cn Circuit Court. for M-vi-ril yewra a practicing physl Porter Slato vs R A Jayne writ of clan nt Monro--, Imving serve«! a>uio time as count.v physician. He is a review. Judgment reversed and re rnemt» r ni.d 1 de.icon in the Bap manded to tower court. tist church. John Bradley v» Adella Merry et ¡«I partition O H Hill appoint« i n The Rsv IrJ R nicks A2sar.ae ferce to sell prop« rty. Annie Kwllrr and E E Koehler There is no cotn|>ari«in between v» Jo* A Smith and .Mary Smith, |>artition. Referee» »1'1* Inted to | former eilitlons, and this splendid Almanac for P.aO. now ready. Print partition properly < hailoa Whitney ed in In-nutiful colons on much finer John Barr. A T Rigg*. < onlinued Geo Finley vs Rohert Glass el »1, paper. 11» l'.al page« are tmck«»i with Invaluable Information on storm«, Iniunction. l»«-mtir r ouslaiiicd ami astronomy and meteorology, it is injunction dlsbolveil lllustrati'd with nearly 2’«' finest l.nlf F. Il 1 tennla \» .1 w. lea, -mt tone» and oilier engraving». Thl» to »et aside <lee«i, judgment for superb !>ook would sell anywhere plaintiff. for fifty cants, but It coats only 25c a Thoma* A!ll»on vs John B Hull el copy, un«| «-very subscriber to llev. al, fo'vcIiMiirv; judgment for plain Irl It. Hicks now famous pa|««'r, tiff. Word to d Works, ■( II 00 .« > •Mandamus pro. -coding of County receives this t-legant Almanac a» a School Superintendent A. M Me- lionaid va I.Inn County C ourt la premlnm. Word and Works 1» a require the latter to furhi»h mips recogoniaed l«-a<ier among tho l»-«t nod piat» of school district boun family and scientific journal» wlilk nothing of Its kind can compare daries jmlgment for defend with tho Hick« Alman ic. <>ned««l- ant. i’lulntitf gave n<>tl«'e of ai>p«-><l lar a year 1» a nominal pric«- for <u. !i lo.aup'emu uuurt. unique and uss-ful pqbl|c»ti<>n». Fro f«*»or Hick» has justly, mid of n«-c- Pre a h’cw Zea-xsi canity, withdrawn hl« »torm and Rcefton, New Zealand, Nov. 2’3, w«*tii«-r for«-« a»ts from all free al manac», having g«-nerou»ly given I KM. I am very plen«««l to stale that lit» time and latnir free for ne irly since 1 took the agency of < liamber twenty yearn. Wont and Works Pub, < o.. 2201 ixa-ust st., St. Louis, Jain's mullein«* the »al- ha» been Mu very large, more « -i>vciallv of th« t'oiigli Itenieily. In two year« I hav«« sold more of this particular T ai S m *. OutxtakM Otft of All. remedy than of all other make» for In choosing a l hrlstma» gift for 1« the provlou» flv«- vm H A» to it» friend whnt can afford m r ■ present cdk-acy, I have !»■• «« informed l«v score« of persona <d the good results or l.««ting |>l<-.«»ur«- tliin a »ul '.-rit- Companion? they have received from It, and ll««n to Th«- Youths know its value from the u»» of it in 'ibedelight with which it 1» w< I- corned on < hrlstmas morning is re my own hou»-h Id. It 1« *0 i>h«a*«ni to take that wo have to place the newed every- week In the year. I lie charm of II i» dlM-loscd lltlie by little botlh I the rvo ft as the months run in their coui»e. ran. Tin re is no h<«u»« hold ‘In uiilcli it E. J. S< vNTI.Y.nt'BY. will not prove an Inspiration. For anh- by I’eery A Ferry. ’I hose who wish to present a yen's I'nwashcd Shropsti.ro wo»l «old »ut.M riptl >11 to a friei.il may nl»o nt 21 cents per pound In Wisconsin hav«- the bcnutlful new Companion thia year. Calendar for Idfriscnt with it. This A Tnwmnnlan-bred Merlr.o rani Calendar 1« a reproduction In twelve u a* sold nt the H>t «lie« p show nt color prlntlngsof three «<x<]ul Ite de- hlgns by a celebrated \ii.- re in 11 Melt«ourne, AusHalla, for F< MMi. list, ■ member 1 tlo- American W» Tho vr.luo of bog» an«l hog pro ducts exported from the t'nlted trr-4'««lor .society. Jo addition to this all the Issues uf The Companion Stat«* in it!'- amounted to fl’O.MII,- for the remaining weeksof Hno are r>A. sent free from tho tlm«* »ul*criptioii The iMlla«, Or., Itemixcr r«-|«irts is r«M-eivc«l for the new volume. Hint Gardner Bron, have ■«old AO lllustratc-l Announcement Num- belt* <<f 1 , ' nt« John Mun tw«r containing a full pros|H«ctus of ill I th«« volume for l!M0 sent free to any Pent >ti, 26 bulus at I* cents. adilre««. The North Vamliill lleconl say» The Youths Companion 2«k«' I m I c » of ho|M have I hh n stored 2K1 Columbus Avenue Boston Mass. In tho S. (’. warehouse at that place and there are enough yet l> esuae In Tht Ssst Tlxitir. to make the aggreg de 2'->a« bales, or alsiut o3u,l*M) pounds. A piece of fiannel dampened with Id-VA Old Colony Braiol,. l pb. bille tpi« un smoking lolm<»-«i.............. £ / to think that you c o u I <! /inti in Stay tan an Ini- /ntnsi iint uf ,1/r n a f lath - int¡? .1 / m r- /'^ t ¡Ü /• ur li nti nt. The pri('t'3.t ~-U'hy. if ynu run hui/ th» su me anali ty a rt nt i ht uiM-r t Ist irhi rt ifuin ninni tj rht » ri'ulhi r< 7'- fn mini. Men'» w<«ol lin«xt »hlrta or draw ami Johnny nce«l»a -uit We *avr them. Itoy»' knee euilse t<> 14year», Uiti k eileck « nltonadr. wear and f«M>e t>r««of, fl.70 a »uit. Better g«Mxl» if you w i»li th« tn That STOl’’ f frown S/ioc Co. 9 STAYTON OREGON ftas Mm««» I BY THE SCISSORS S ♦ <«« v a o 0 * «> a a 0 1 « u a » « a * « & a -a 0 <■ « a It Is reported thi«l threo hundred firm» •» .ir«' being er-«ct««d in Sumpt er, eastern Oregon’« boom mining town. |t take* a ladder to -reach tho lop of rents. The Atm ri«-an troop«came «•> do*- to Aguinnldo the otli. r day that they captured twelve barrels tl.lixi with his wife» clotl.i ig. 1 rom now on the ladiea court custotuo at the Filipino In-I 1'1'1 irt.'i - WiU protnbUf be marked by an Ldeu ilk® simplici ty. A. T. I'elerson loadtsl for ship munt yvwterday th ■ l.uit of his i>««a •on'« purchase of ctdliKK bark. Hi« purchases this year aggregit«« ‘JOU tons, at an average of Mo per ton, or SH,0l*> an Item which is certainly worthy of not«- when speaking of the Industries of Lincoln county.—Tole do lamd-r. Ktatu Treasurer ('has. 8. Moore yestenla.v receive«! u remittance from the tren-urer of Linn county covering the ladance »till due on »late tax«* for they.-ar 1«"«, amount Ing to 42.4iH.87, .md interest on the same for 4-373 -I'.». This pny» the en tire imtebtedn«••»» of Linn county ex cepting a balance of $ I. I'J on inter eat.—Statesman. A |m|M'r from lx>ui«iana give» an Interesting »ketch of th«« Ilf«« of the late Rev. T. B. Whit«« formerly of Albany. Among other thing» it tells ataiut hl» Bible with it« inter- e«ting memoranda mndu by him during many years showing that »«nee l«ts he had read the new tes tament l&t limos, an average of over three times a >»«r, mid the old testameul about seventy limes. A mao r.« «'ntly di««l at Lebo, I'm- Htilla county, Oregon, leaving an estate of >I<»«J. Till« estal«« Is to be divided among 21 heirs. The de ceased M-ema to have been more fortunate in accumulating heirs than h«- w»« in h.wirding money. Wall« Wullu KUlcsman. Linn county can ta«at thl». An estate, a little larger, now in the circuit court on a petition for tsirtilion baa two hundred heirs. — Ih-inocmL lawyer-Farmer Woodcock 1« feeding dam ig«al wheat to about <Mi In-ail («< . kora at his farm |«iw<0 north of Eugene, .»«uon he will turn them off, and ho has purchased 13 Urge »leers ^from th«- Rmth Kelly Limber t'o. to «tall feed In their nine«*. He expect» the»«, stuer» in Starch to weigh fr .tn 2,t*»> to 2. '1«) It* each, llo thluka that in this way he will mike the damaged w In- it, (which 1» unfit for milling purposes, bring him .«I least M cents per bushel. This will be a good In vestment when No. 1 milling wlo-wt is only worth cent« per bushel,— Guard. E. F. Long had nn exciting adven ture with a beef th«- other Jay. He was rtdurnlng home fr«>m Biebinl «on gap, where h«- had brought Hie critter and tied the same to hl« -.id «11«« horn. It descended a bill alw.ul a mil«- south of town th«- animal tie c ime fright«-nr>d and jumped from the nail into a doepcanon. "Butch" had no knife with him, tad h« had pr« «one«« of mind, and in a liffy hud the «addle unsinclied an I the horse out of danger. It is «aid tho sad «lie made n lively detour through the timber in that vicinity attached by a stout thong to tin* frightened critter’» horn«, t.ut wu« fin illy round cd up.—Hlayton Mali. uf Datrsan. Aloan- rmggiit will girt rhe Northern Pacific railroad ha» compleh-d arrangement» for the |op<rcent. <«ff "ti f-«»»»ily syringiMi transportation of H.tMki horsos from for the nux| k'd iys. Central Washington point« to St F’lral to irriv* with t' tr| graph!" Faul «nd Eea«tern point«. The rtr»t tralnload will arrive in st. Faul n*ww Ttta 1ft r* My <>rr<orla. w it Hin a day or two. Tim tr in»p<«r tat Ion of horses will reqair« 2’»> «lire each containing 2.5 t or»«* These horses are a »mall fr ictlon of the range horses in the West, which ar«- a drug on l|ii Western market. ALBANY, OBFGON It is tlie intention of the mov« r» In the onterprls«* tr> break the consign rnenl« into »maller lots and »< «iter ' them throughout tin* Faslern state«. NO! ICI » r-.g sise Mid« an swwcdl charratof the drawt««gr 1 •)»<< p r»»lt I 1 <'•>,..llM. ts> t ba M»4 ffff ♦<• • vwryw * twffk All kind* of mill w<»rk on short notice H-» U|l • ’ *-»k» hIPk ol Srio CAPITAL. $20000 illy <*4»’ OI Fl< EBS — \ . i « ■ \ Gt Ire V* ItvnH KU«’»» »iu*t fhr fcillowh»«- ! writ » i Im* flit I notiti of lit* Ulfen- lion to irulo- final proof in wu|»i«»rt low < irtltn. an Ì that «tbl will N fna»l«- Counts < » rk >f I inn « ••unis n' A.lmuy oir , oti |Mw«*iiit*er I*. 1**’-’, via u I H Ml» I \\ I.y II \ HiawUv. hi» aarwnt, •<»*»»< h»« Irtrrt- « 1 wilt H I ot’’ l*»i II».’ N H. 1-4 of rav* *». T !<• * . k IK ||r ivMili«'« ihr (olios* 111^ w ltn<•««*•* to piovr I >oea a general Kinking and ex- hi« «witInuutu» rv*hh‘t»‘** til«»*» a«'t i »tltlva Ixmns made at th n of * t I<J la'idstl' A ILMthd«.t«|. I. S change busi Ill's», lAinrf. 4* '! Ill it «k'» 1 < » F all of current rite», nnd drafts issue«! on *«* !«» 1.1 nn county »nvKou. principal cities. n up.J 1*. < II VH II th'tfiatrr < •’* »'«' »! of President Vice President Cashier < Hy. 4>r* . < h t ! • r H. !*•*> fbat th« follnwinrf \ ’<Hlw I" hereby F.«to««l wel1l*>r ht*«niel n«»f»«*’»‘i hi* »• I«*»», thw» lu n*aks- final In »appurt <>f I d * . atti.. tool »hxt ws»M n«M f «11» t«r inn Ir iwtor* » hr » OU Ilf > 4 Is’t'h • if Ll44’t * •♦«'«» S . »st \U«I! » t>t«'g* n, on I *r>« iitlktti »-. Iff r», vD; \ F.H T I Mt HI ■ . «■ f 41 ♦ ' llr naioml thr fulM»«ing •rltntrwrairH to ptovr ht* coniintioow rrehlftti*'* U|*m ntol » tiltKa- tUm «»f "O' t Ian t, *l<, Jowrph A Kh's'i -«r. latHA*) >• h. Ilrury W Ntu-sli, ton! I*»«» \« m >, a‘l of 'tan, I hl«’ county. tfrrjf«»n. i II a * 1» H im «» fc .», 11» d tai«** Jot NOTRE FOR Ft Bl.lt Al 'ION. Lantl oArn at uriffWi 4 It) . »>*«• , < m ftrfwr 1**‘ V * •'! I' I. i» ’ • « ■> i?i' « i’ I hu ‘ tlo- !• ♦ ’ r, , •>;<* I 9*1 th*f I«*** fi** I !-«*>» ’•«• of hi* I»41« n I ««in I*» uxaku final ¡»r«4 In imppnrt of hU « taint, and itu»» •%*«! po»of win c **»a hrd>.r th- < mintt 4 1« rk of I.inti rvtunty, at Alt«aR>. «torarot*, «•» itais i«*1** Kffj, Id. \ Fl>k. If K. Iltll. fto fhr -- # .»f is. . r , of M « an>l • a't t>( •<’ v of raw II. tp '.o 4,r Iff |U luthiUB UH* foDowhuf Will.to |»*«**r hi* « ” t' 'imut • m M mm » bikin and mil * vat h mi «»f «Kl'i tall«!- * D ^1 ■ - • >• li «»— • « 4, ‘ W to-. I M•••rta.n II-nry W, r ¡»nil anti I’aii s«ml, all of Jot*lan, l.iim vouttfy, < ha *, b v »*» k » a .UO k I, tu*l»l<r. it. I i â. J. Johnson J. w Games C. V. Johnson WATCHMAKER RNH j i: ir We have many special lines <>t Spring nnd Slimmer suits mid light weight underwear............ f BLAIN CLOTHING CO., Albany. Oregon... - - - s - .... - ALBAN Y,ORE. SPECIAL SALE... Û ft « i On Shoe« and l’ry Good»— i great value«.. I > Î I a (irunite fiiiffl Tlnw in* <! at groat reduction W'i:.l\EH FRÛMAN BROS , * O «r ft '■ SPORTING GOODS.... ft ft •> ft * ft Agents for MARI.LN III i'EAIING RIFLES « AN1» SlioKil Ns Shotgun Sheila of nil kind«, |.«vl«-«l to order. Satisfa«lion Ilunrantoed. J GENS nnd BICYCLES rep .lred al re.i-otiahlo nil«* Will «Lin strictly Cash t«u»!neaa. GO TO THE — - l*R«»l'UIKTOH ONLY FIRTSt l. \ sm MIIOI’ IN TIL! CITY 15 canta Shaving. 25 " Hair Cutting. Shaapooing, 15 " Lidtaa Hair Driaain* 25 " Baiba, • 25 •’ guaranteed (juiniuv Hair lGmc "■■»■"‘-'X ,-3 in ONE" OIL General Blacksmiths Wagonmakers. . . A clini.-«« line of fr« »h ment», in variety, conatnntly tin hand. fint-cli*««. i best un ma rack 1 OREGON. The “IMIK” SC|O, < ill EGON ; » k All kind« of uatchiM clock« anti Jew elry re|»»lred promptly. X> 4 ! ( Way Down Pices el er . HC'IO, O ------ I SCIO. OREGON \V<‘ now linvi' tin* largest mid best selected stoek <»t < lotliing' ever shown in the valley, which we are tillering at................... GASH : MARKET... J. J. Barnes X, Son::: Al! wxk ■* %li4 * A«*' a , |CLOTHING A. W. Il AGE Y NOTH E tX>H Pl PLU A 1 ioN. Lin 1 t ff'i*- All kiii>l» (it l.lCilln-r, Sitali 11 «i , M-.ul-liti ■«, Sltin- gl« «, I'.titila an<l ' *il«.... •i««r« ..t» Ltkti-i <1H. H. HENLINEO wax Candles - FIlOt’HIl rnH«».-*-— I '<>mi.|<-te 11 n«< <■! Hl FCBLK A l loN I ««•M’-t .- » »■<•»,. <1 HARRY S. JOHNSTON rJ CO. t- DRUGS, PAINTS WALL PAPER Tttr Ni w«and the Oregonian on«> year for 42.W, ★ 5* gGJO pLflNING MLLS>° J. A. Cummings The nurseries -f Oregon and Washington are doing a good l«u»i nesa thia fall. There I« not only a large home demand but tin- go«»! features of nursery »Irak go-wn here are now known over a broad area and Oregon grown trees are in demand in a dozen stale«. «MAB« Mtka For Blcycl«*, Sewing Machine», <tun» nnd Typawrilera Q II T I I G Sn .k« b uiil LL o W» buy our at«a-k In large «lu.intitlv» nnd k<««'p a full Hue of cnrrhige nnd wagon material. All kirnt» of work in our I io«’ done oil »hort n. «Il«-e............................... . 'Xlct» a 1 iX HdKàEòHuEING Â SPEC1ALTÏ Î Ivrry Rtilbte HC|O, O .EGON mimßjAL . i ¡' Clothing, Hats ANn Funishing Goods ----- Hill BOY» AND MEN ----- -• a ■ Nwl v fiirnl»ti<«l and refitted Ihr. ■ugh" .Ut.- Our tables .«l«- *u|'plle<l With the lie»t the market* i ffor i .. South of bridge, Scio, Ore, «OA. B. STEINBACH S GO N. w lucntlon < «r. I ourth and Morrison street« F”RIL a NU, OKEUON .Hsiiiiplv^ (’tothlvr* hi tli<* N»*îili*<**»t hik I «lencri|>HofH Will on FCqUcftt I