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EDITORIAL HASH
OBEUON
By IRA A. i'll ELI’S.
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J. WIIXlN,
Atlorney at Law aii Netarw Public
M IO, IlkMiOX.
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s. HILL,
ATTORNEY Al ¡.AW
ALBANY, OREGON
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IL STI WAlir, I». M. I».,
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Ht io, OREGON
I pt.
A man with a ml»»i<>n has reached
Ihla country from far-away Au tra
lia. An«i what do you suppose that
mission 1»?
Hum«rthlug that the
Australian mlasloniry
missionary
seem* t>>
think <lru<l e-isy, but which he will
thick «liffi-rently »(».ut before long.
<»n* thing cau tw placed Io hi* cred­
it. Il* I* paying hl» own exp*n«**.
Hi* name I* <I. T. Wyleigti, tiul he
will tie calteli Ikennl* or Mu«l by
mo*t American*
Hl« tul**|on I* to
«rimale American* into lhe belief
that litis country bn» uotgrown the
garb nf a
repoUlc and that it
should adopt
Klug E«tward, of
Greut Britain, a* its rwyal ruler and
bs*c<><(ie • |i.«rt of the British Empire
Whether Mr. Wylelgh I» * harmless
lunatic st large ur is try Ing lu get
noli-rlty aa « frisk that can be turn­
ed lulu m*>nry on the Ics tur* plat­
form I* mil yel fully determined,
but there ««■• -m» IltIL doubt <-f hi*
being on* or lhe other.
A tou common error awong read-
*
■ r» *d n«* w»iM|ier« I» to a»«umo that
wliat ever I» printed liy way of
clipping* la an endorsement by the
new«|Mper reprinting thorn. |T I*
r K. < h afman ,
the mlsal-m <>f th«- wall r«-gul«to>l
newspaper tn not only have und ex-
pres, vie *» of I!« nw n, but to »< t out
I’HYHB IAN ANI» M'RGl'.oN
Hie view* of other nou«ps|«era ao«l
ulh« r people, that the public may tie
enabled io j<idg • for ila«-lf. The
P»|H*r that co floe* tt»«lf to clipping*
Hi.il anlv a- - <»r*l with Blown notion»
will not only fall In it« own mission
•» a <iew«|*<iper. but will I m force«!
In time to the «-«inclusion that the
public h i» no particular regaid for
the opinion» of the paper that doe»
It. Most paper* uf good standing
find It easy tu expie«» their judge­
< IIAHTHEE,
OREGON
ment at the proper time and In the
proper place; and they find it an
All work guaranteed. Estimates u-piiiily easy matter to give other
promptly furnished.
I» pie the aame lntitu«lw w hlcli they
claim for Ihwmsi-lvea. —Ex.
Muore A StrnwztT
PAINTERS
a
Teuro L adt j ufi sates
At Txtixi Colombia, bf Chimb*
Ul&'i CoUc Choltn ini ZUr-
rhoo« r.*m:dy.
Hr. Ch»». II I'tlcr, n prominent
i
physician, of i'anama, C- ■’ ’ «.nit.In, in
a recent letter late»: “List March
I had «« a (««tlent a young Indy 10
J ear» of age, W ho II ««I a Very bad at­
tack •<( <ly»«-otury.
Everything I
prcscrilad for her proved Infeclual
nnd shu wni growing wor««- every
hour. Her isirent» were sure she
Woiihl «lie. Mhe lia«l l>. < im- «o wv«k
ItiHt »he could not turn over tn tied.
What to du at this crith al moment
wa* n stu«lv for me, but I thought of
('hamherialn’« Colic, Cholera mol
I'<..-irb«M*a Remedy and »■ «lael r.
wir! pre», rtt . «I it. The mo»i won
derful result wa« aff«-cted. Within
eight hour» «he was feeling much
heller; Inside of thres- day* she wa*
u|*on her feet mnl at the i-nd of one
week w»» entirely well." For sale
by l’eery «A I’erry, druggist».
The nlh’-r day when the l’oui >t,a
was coming up el ream the other aide
of Hnlem I apt. Spong saw a cow
«luck In the mu-l
lie »topped the
t»>at and with hl» crew got the
Uivineout af the ntud toa «afe place.
Lika a a|**«nga full <<t water < apt.
Spong'a heart le full of klmlne«» f««r
all being«, and the in.in who treat*
a dumb animal well may be depend
e«f u | miii in ttie every «lay avenue« of
life.
l linmlicrlrtin*« toile, ( Imler.i and
Diarrlmen Remedy ha« a world wid«*
reputation tor it- eurea. >t never
falls mid I» pleaMtil ami «afe Io lake.
Ear sale by Peery A I’erry, drug­
gist«.
"Why not «|<on>! the vacation at
Va«|ulna Bay, where can te h.id ex
«■« llvnt faro, gno«f Ashing, g«««! boat­
ing, safe Isithlng, alluring rides and
iambic*. The courM»* ami exen-lse*
nt lhe Hummer Hch««il, of Bhil, nt
Newport, will utlonl great variety
of Inalructlon*,diversion mid enter-
liiinment
No other resort offer»
t <|tial attractions an«l advantuge«."
The diaput« atsiut the wording of
King E'lwnrd's oaln of acc«-s«iwu
continue*, though hl« mijeslv IJai-
si-lf diaon'l seem to worry aliout it,
lie,* protsilily willing toc«mipr<mn*e
on *w«aring tu hang m tu hi» job.
Knock-Out Drops
E. C. Hmlth, of Eugene, who I»
ilsiting in Hawaii, writes lb« Kegis
1er that hl» annexatien ideas have
underdone a renovation more «-»pre-
illy on account of the later exclusion
act. Hu »ay* «me sugar plantation
tie vislt.-l employe»
tail 'J.tssi
more were needvd. If thedemmid
f. r I -l> .r h «» in-. -, bf.ngM by .il.uex
atlon to the l'nitrii «Htate*, Mr.
Smith’s views are certainly not
tenable, I urli.er oil ha «ay« a sugar
plant capitalized for >6,0tlU,0UU pays
an annual dividend ot 6»» per cent.
It «veins to us that the Industries of
our new possession« have not (»-< n
very »i-riou» d im iged by annexation.
B- side» thl* Mr. .»smith must take
Into consideration
that
Haw-uli
knocked ut ur <h» r-iand a»kcd to lai
admitted.
In many of It«» fraternal orders
the active, «flectual werk nf aecur
ing new member» »tops during mid­
summer and early fall, but death
■ lev*« not stop «luring dial period.
It keep* right on making Its ex-
peeled and unexpected calls at tI •
home» of our hrethern, Ihu* entail-
lug financial obligation* which the
Order must pay and reminding u*
anew- of the necessity for vigilance
An I industry. Time and death take
no vacation» and there 1» ne good
reason why fraternal or«!*r* should
te allowed to drop Into a retrograde
motion at any time. The motto
should be to keep moving ah<*a<l all
the time. Reporter
• iregoti lima a beautiful ami well
equipped •tate f«ir ground, locatoti
In easy distance of Sal« m, the »t «te
capital; a g<M>l street car service to
and from the grounds where visitors
can take the cur for ■« ■ hi« to the eapl
lai building, asylum or penitentiary.
A t«rautlful grove adjoins ths ground
which is used for camping, here the
farmer can pilch his tent fur a
week’s outing and enjoy the slate
fair which will bea«ehool nf Instruc­
tion as well as a great out door sn
lerlaiument.
• the <Hd Man''
A 'lalrim.nlal Scheme
TS2 HOME OOLD CUZZ.
Th« following from lha |wn of a
i-«w.v«;«oi»trut In ths Maytoil .M ill Is
so full of g'««*i, ««tier thought, that It
gives u» idessure Io reprint It. The
■ dvlcs given In It should re «ch lbs
heart of every young |»-r»on In th«
itnd who hs* forma»! the habit of
•p.-nklng of their father a« “the old
man."
Ilow often we hear tliat n»me from
the lip« of young t»«ya, »omr «puts
old tioys, loo, when «peeking««! their
filher. I never l.-smr It that I -I«« not
think Ilia I mere >• a-ouething lack­
ing in the liidlvidua ’• make-up
1
think II d< notes a lark of respect.
Ihiy*. «le reverence to the old man.
Once like yeu, lhe vh-l*sliudes of
life have sHverv»l lhe hair and
cbange«l (he round, merry f ice to
the worn visage »«efore you
Once
that heart he-it with ««pimti<»ne co-
•«|Ual to any th *t you have felt, a«plr>
al ion* cruahtsi wl>li dis><p|Kiintm<-nt,
a* yours are perhaps destined to tie.
Once that form stalked through
field* of |dea*uru, the b>-4U i«l<-nl of
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i t i.« t li . I
withered Hi« tl «1er» of v«-»ter«lay
baa wrapt that flgiire and destrnyeil
lhe noble carriage. • Ince al your
age he I xi«»<- • **’ I
th« thouvand
thi«ugbi* that |«a«« through y<»ur
lira In, now wishing Io a«-c*>ttipliah
died* ixpial to nook in fraina; ln>
• gluing life a dream that tlir a«»mer
he awoke from the Itetler- But he
ha* lived tlie dream very near
through. The lime to awaken 1«
ro ar at li«n<l; yet his eye kindle» al
tliar old deed* of daring and the hand
lake» a firmer gri»p Io the »luff. Ihu
The old man is but a ehild of an old­
er growth
Ttierw 1* tiesuty in old
age as well a* of veuttg. It shlllca
In the silver hair. In the eye* which
reflect charily arid love of all man­
kind. An honorable old age 1» the
l>erfect < on»um*ii s’iori ot that which
1» heat in life, and it Is no mure tu Im
feir-nj that the gracl-ois pr.-.c. «if
nature whl. h fulffil* In lu»l -us and
well reut.ded troll, the pledge of the
tender und fragrant bio-soui.
An •■change put«H*he« an Item of
the lultery eraia that overahadow*
•II the pnac li» «*t ax-bemn« yet in
vented
A young man U offering
l<>»> ticket* on hlmsnlf •• hu»t*iwd.
which he u Milling at $5 each, and
II 1« aat<1 they era going like hot
cake*. Thl« I* how he explain* hl*
•chemo:
By aelllng HOOO charier«
for J.’i each, it will bring to me *16,
<»»l, which I* a surtl< l*nt sum of
money la attract any young woman
king. I may n->t
dr«ir»iM of martying,
gel the pr*m«-»l g irl i t the cuuntiy,
nut I will get one, I am »ur* • ii*
is rtiiuai tn marry ma.
I Sull
numtel* for
and »grew when paid
for the number tu marry the hublrr
*f Mid numtwr pros i<t«*«l »he draw«
the lucky number at the raffle. I
«•III hav* the raffling cenduetvd on
fair and aquar* means, by [«irtlr»
entirely <li»ioterv»tcd in II. Lum*
tier» from I to Jtxm will lie placed In
• tiei.anda blindfolded party will
dr«w out una numl*er The girt
hobling the similar number »ball be-
ceme my wife, 1 will marry her as
•non a* she I* ready.
The money
will tie lnve»te«l so ■• to »ap|>*>rt us
h«n«lsomrly. I »hall take the tirld*
on an exten«le«l wedding trip.”
Aa x&raairu Tmouxl by Which
or* 8«iag Cw»H Daily
ia Spite of ThssMolyes.
Zitoasiol The Ziitor.
I lltor s A. Brown, of Beunett»-
ville, H, C , w.t» ini»« Immenaely
surprised. "Through long suffering
front Dy*|»*psia," Ii* «riles, ,,my
wife was greatly run down. Sh»*
, had n«> strength or vigor and suffered
great <ll«tr< »» fr«m iter stomach, but
»lie trie«! Electric Bitters which
h*l{M«l her at once. nn«l, after using
four Lotties, »he Is erdirely well, can
••at anything
Its grand a toulc, and
Its gentle laxative qiialllles aru
spli-miid for torpid liver." For In­
digestion L<i»«*>f Appelite,Sfomat h,
| and Liver trouble* it’s a positive,
guaranteed cure.
Only
&0c at
i’eery A I’eery.
three Day I.«<.union Rate- .
A special round trip rate of f'J.'X)
i -o Albunv to Mill i ity, Berry.
Niagraatxl lietroit lias been put In
effect on the Corvallis «V Enatern
no I road for hunting er il.liing pur­
lins Ticket-« g*»l going on Satur­
days and returning Monday, giving
three day» In the mountains of good
»p'-rt and ricr<-.iti«>n. <;<•..d hotel
aecommiHl itlons at Mill t ity, date»,
Nlugra and lietroit, at reasonahh*
rate«. 'Ticket» forgile at the ticket
office without s|>ecial order.
Mil R I ICI.
A Cura Tar Chela.’* Xrfkitisi.
"la«»^ May." •«>•• Mrs. Curtis
Baker, <>f Boik waiter, Ohio, "an In­
fant chihi of nur Oelghbor’« wa* suf-
fining from chuivra infantum. The
<!•» tor tis-l given up all ho|>e* of re
cowry. I look a botti* of l tmml-er-
Iain's Colic. < holers and IHarrho* «
Remedy to the house, telling them
I felt »ure I! would do g>«sl If used
according to directions. In twoday'*
limu th* chilli had fully reco*ervd,
and 1« now (nearly a year silicei a
vigorous hecilltiy girl. I liave rec
ommmended this Remedy frequent­
ly ami have never known It io fail
III any single Instance.’’ For »-ile by
I’eery A I’cery, druggist*.
Jett Myara there.
The I tally American of El Ueno.
Oklahoma, of July 2H, under the hea«l
<>f “Oregon Orguaixaiion" contain*
the following:
Oregon niembet* met at the ofll -e
of The E.l Reno American at-d elected
Jeffer»nn Myer«, of Salem, Oregon,
chairman of orvanlr.ation to Mtten<l
to all matter» for the Oregonian* In
eonti«-< lion with the drawing of land
In the new coualry. Oregon men
ch II on chairman, room 17, Kerfool
Hotel.
Resolvod—That the Oregon «lele
gate» .assemble«! by the courtesy ol
tlie E.l Reiio American at their ofllee
du hereby extend
their alncvru
thank* to their very k Ind consider:«
tlon of our long distance from home,
among stranger», and we hereby
promt*«* to E«litor While and bison
tire staff on the El Beno American
whenever they visit Oregon, th«*
Rcyal ( h I nook salmun of the < 'oluui
Ma, th«* fruit, flowers and fouls <>f
the Willamette mid tbu lieiiutiful
girl, of ¡he in »1.
All Sadieville, Ky., wm curlou»
(o learn th* cat*«* of th* v tat» Im
pr-A. rnent in the hmillh uf Mr» >
I’. Mliittuker, who lit««! for n long
time, endured tintolii fcuffcring from
a chronic bronchial trouble. "It's
all due to Dr. King'» New Dis­
covery,’’ write« her husband. "Il
completely cured her nnd also cursxl
our little gr ind-daug'.iter of a «ever*
Httsck of Whooping Cough." (t|io«i
tiv*ly
cure« Cough*, Colds, L.t
Gripp*, Bronchitis, all Throat and
lung trouble«, tiuaranteeil bottle*
5oc and fl.no. Trial Willies free at
I’eery A Peery’» drug sluru.
Show« Hie «fate of your feelings and
the slate of your health a* well Im­
pure I i I imm I makes Itself apparent 11«
a p»l<- and »allow < «mplexion. Pim­
ples and Skin Eruption«. If you ure
feeling weak and worn out and do
not have a healthy upp<-nrance, you
should try Acker'» Blood Elixir. It
cures all t>l®o«l dl.soasea where cheap
I irsi Arrest.
sarsaparilla» and so called purifiers
fail; knowing thia, we atII every
Tin* first arre«t tor the violation of
t«>ttle on a positive guarantee.
til«1 game law thl« year w <• made
Peery A Peery, druggist«.
Sunday m «ruing by u locul deputy
game warden, Who capture«] Jahn
Good stink I arm I or Sale.
M. Needham, near thia city, while
Four hundred mid forty acre», two »limiting u <*hlne»e phea».«nt. He
and one-half mile« from (hr thriv­ promptly nrre-ted him, took him
ing little town <il Lebanon, all fence«! ta-for«« Ju'liie Swan and lie was
well watered with living «prlnga tilled *15 and co«!«. Violator-« of tlie
They are
and excellently
shelter« <1
from law ha«l better look <>ut
»lorm», for »ale cheap. Alaoannthcr leing watched.—Albany |iem<ar«t.
•mall farm of i«»o acres, aultat>l<i for
ACKER'S IA SPERMA I Alil i IS
»»ock ami farming, at r«a.»«inablo
price«. Addr«-«« or inquire of
Are --hl on a positive guarantee.
Al. ma .Mount«,
Cures hearthurn, raising of tnu food,
l.«-l>an«in, Oregon.
diatrea» after eutl.ig or any form of
dyspepsia. One little laWrt gives
MOKI II A
Immediate relief. 25 cents ami 50
cent««. i’uery A I’eery, druggist«.
Positively cur«-« »lek headache, In-
•ligestlnu nnd <on»tlpat|oti. A «le
the Way It Will tic.
liglitful herb drink.
Remove« all
eruptions of the skin, pro«luclng a
Sf Pvter (l<> I’aiKlid'ite for Admit«
|H<rf«*ct complexion, or money re d I ou Al tbu (iuld«*n (Utt*)-— •• And did
fu<i<h»l. Jo < «-iil» and ai cunts. Peery you •»u-’-'t-rDw for your hoiue pupur?'*
A Peery, druggists.
Canditi »to “Oh, yew.”
Hl. I*»ier—••bid you pay for It?”
I or Sale Cheap.
( <«ndid,i(e—”N ho .”
HI. Peter«—V
One hundred and «ixty acres of
timber land, situated four mil«»«
• >v»t of Scio, Linn ci.unty, Oregen. Stops the Cough and Wirk» lift the
For iMrticular« lininire of J. A.
Cold.
Bilyeu, execulrrtrf lhe et»taluof lieu
Bilyeu, Mcio, Oregon.
luixill*«* Brom-ei^ailnine T«til»t«
cure a mid In tintfdaÿ.’ No Cure, no
Io Cure a Cold in One Day.
Pay. Price 2A cent-*
The drouth in tin« Middle Weal
Stale« I« sure t<> make living high in
" I sen a saloon ke»|*r and use! to tl.o.k lhe large eitle« there. Not only the
ILal ro, k and r,e. o< »Lokey and quinine corn crop ha« l«e«n materially effect-
» rr* proper rrm
Take Istintive Bromo Quinine
ed, but garden and fruit truck that Tablets. All Druggists refund the
rrlir* for const*
and cold». M«*t
enter» Into lhe Household of every money if it fails to cure. I’. W.
of my *'>|ualnt-
family I« ac>r>i< an«l will lie high. (iruvt*** signatum Is on vaclt box. 2-’>c
ancs* w*n of the
Meal« of all kind, including tioultry,
A great, i>ig «Irne aule going on at
••me op in Inn. VT,
are gelling out of laai h of the poorer HlbUr’«.
S > w I k
■ * J» 2»
• n.rUiiiigai
“
claaoee and wage« will have to I«
a thousand musa
kepi to a high pitch If lhe laboring
brtter. it is Arker*«
English lt<-misty for
m.m make« telh end« meet thl«
« ou*h* ami <*>l.Is A
w infer.
g iod »liils ago I t«-<an
!<• cough and found out
ACKI R'S I Mil Isti Hi Ml DY
then that rack ami ry* .
« asnogiMMl. I «ul »or»*
ami I wa* beginning to think that Die troq- \\ III stop n cough al any time, and
bl* would run into o n»umpti«.n I di in I a ill cure the w<*r«t odd In twelve
like any st<> k in patent inedteim , bul hour», or money refunded. i'5 ceuia
• .mel.ow or other I tried A> kr » I «îhh and Ml rent». I’eery A I’eery, drug-
Rrinnty. this bottle itnl tlm lumi.-s I r gist«.
This prvparatluti contains all of the
me-knocked that rough out < ■■m|. ,trl}
digestant* and digest* all kind» of
and it ha* never com- l>u. A Agaiu. There is
A new»|M|ivr i* primarily a busi­ t
i
ni relief and never
i <-<er a-lay ¡-a«««*« that I don't
ness rnt«-rprl«e. Ito ftin<-ti<-n 1» to fall» to cure. It allow« you to «-at all
• ord about thl* wonderful medi. m* I al gather and print news and sell it Io lhe ft»»1 you want. Th*- ui'*t «enaltlva
most forgot to say that ! am stronger a:-I w homaoover will buy, say an ex- stomach* can take It. By It*use many
fleshier now, sine* taking the ren.isly. tl.an change.
Yel n newspaper Is unl- thousan«!« of dyspeptics have been
I w** brfor* thecuugh began I «n'e this Verawlly regardetl
»• having a cured after everything rl»e failed. It
Utter voluntarily amt <Ti*erfUlly anil am responsibility tn the community that Is uuvqualied for ali »toluach trouble*.
«'.ad to do It
-I | I nets lit •■!*,
belongs to no other t>e.ine»s When
baksin keeper, Dsatellu, Main*
other men are nornsimmiltal on a
Hold at 25c . SO and *1 al- tlh- tlim-..' ,.1 puldlc question for fear It will hurt
lhe Vnit*d fltales and l*tia,la amt In Fug. their buaineiM to take «Meo, the Pts parot -sly b» I •' lisWtrr A f n < bfc-*<o
land, al la. gd . 3k Id..toad. Byouarenot n<-w»|Mt|H,r who«e business 1« mure
Ik* It. Is/tilciositMOsla lirnssibeMs. >u*
saUalisd after buying, return tie bottle to rr«|»m«lve to the flu luatlon of
your druggist, amlgr t your ismney t> <k
Anll-Gunt put« new life In your
IMipuiarlty than any other enterprise,
must neverlltelv«« take the flrst »nd wheel.
r h iroorijr 4 co.
largest reafiotisibfllty of utterance
vtre* i* srrtvs with ih* uwgragM*
Fcr «ole by Peery A J’eerj "vloOrA upon itself.—E*.
nsws-Ths W*sklir Or«g*a *a
|
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
It can’t help
but do you good
I and I or Sale.
|;1«> acre* I mile east of rx lo in
I.Inn County Oregon lit* acre* In
cultivation all level land. Prive liti
|H*r acre, call on R. SllKt.TOX,
He to, Oregon.
]>on’t tie satlsfleil with temporary
relief from Indigestion. K'alol l»y»-
p,.p»la < ure« permanently atel com­
pletely remove« this complaint. It
relieve« permanently ta-< «n»e It al­
low » the tir«-d stomnch perfect rest.
Biu'lng won’t rest the •lomaeh.
Nature receive« supples from the
f<Mi«j we eat
The sen«lble way to
help the stomach Is to use Kodol
i>y-|iep»la Cure, which dlgeo'a what
you eat nnd can'l help but d J yo •
good. I’eerv A I’eery.
An »x< h mge print* the following
nt trriage ceremony, which w is «aid
by a Tennessee s«|Ulre a «bort time
jgo;
"Wilt thou t ike lu-r for thy
I
pa rd; ‘ for better or Worse; to have.
Io hold, to fondly guard till hauled
off In « hear«*? Will thou let h«r
have her way; consult her many
wishes, mak* the Arc every d*y am!
help her wash her disltu*? Wilt
thou «upper! and nnnfort her father,
mat her, A unt Jemima, I'uelo John
ate! three «l*ter* ami a brother?"
HI* f»co grew pale ami blank; Il w.t*
to I itr !o jilt, a.« through the floir he
Milk, he meekly s.ti«l, "I wilt*’’
|
h »• net gw’Dv'ntlly
ai*iumlrr
•foal that
M a
aih I
• •
I Ibsely
la-iudi, aiwl
*!•<**!r ahattrfwi
by j«cri«ulual <»f
uar <4
CBtmtf liquor»» requitw*« an dutxbH«» C'A«
I«dbj«» of twtltralllllkg HIMl cm>lú'AlÍH|t
Ihu poiiuii. aixi
tiw rrattng
cun» thr niMpIvr« 4t bohr«* WlDwMit |Hlb-
hrity *rf '*•* <4 thur ln»ui
by
thl« W HMlvrful “H' MI • •>1® ttiu' wlut ll
i»A« lirett prrfrraftwr fiotti vruru •»(
r'.tw Mu«h » im I trnitmrnt «4 iiwbriatr«
Tbv faithbil HMT B< A ’'chlltf h» fÜIWtitMW
• 4 tht« worxk'flul <ti*fH»very m | amh I ìv «I)
tuATAoUt'wl to run* th«* ripd»t «»I mukia I v
n«t iiutUrr Ì mvw t»«ni a <lrin»rr
Our rvrunU »how ihv
Iran»*
h*ruiAii'»t> of th'’Uad&i»*l« *4 l>ruiiltAni« tu*
V* wnbrr.
and upright m*n.
wtv*« ITBR
Y«H A
Iti
'
< Mit-
mua (TU tot* rirxitiia'* Thia rrm
e*|y !• in no M’iitn' a n«4tmm bui i» •
irte b>r th>» dÌAftM* only y, and la ao
•kiUíully «Irvimal *n«l |'Fr|t* •»rvd that it
U thoruMijfhly dolublv atad plrAMint to
the
»•» that it ran I*’ gn»*n in a
cup of t»’A « r c<4f<rr « ìtluull the know I*
« n IÀ v of tl»«* |wrwrn takm< [ It Thour-
ault of lh*u!tkard« hav«* c run*»! them-
•a-lvrwuith thl# prtew I«*** rrtiMwiy, and
aa many nporv* hav»* ba*«*|» c UF in I and
inAaie toutprr ate invn hv having Dir
••<va«” admit iiM*n*d bv loving (rienda
ami rrlAtr
wifbont th«*ir knowltNlgr
inroflw*. ir tew. and lM’he%p t‘*lav that
they dite'onttnuod drinking of th«*tr own
frr*» will
r»*» %<»r «rarr. Ik» i>»»t I*
rlelmkhl by a|>iwtr«*>it and mi• l«*a«hng
**impr’»v<*n»mt
thrive out th« dUr-
at ohini * rid I for all time The
l|<'WK < m )| D fl ltr |* e*»|«l At the el
tn* ntrly low price of One I »»»liar, thus
placing within Do* nnrh *>f t-vvrvlMwlv a
tr»"Uinwnt more «»fl.-vtiiAl than other«
««»«»ting
to
Full direction» ac­
company tach |<i«*kag«*. SjwH’ial advice
bv »killed phvMHiitn* wlu’h n*«ptA*«t«**l
without t*itra <*harv** Srnt prepaid to
any
<»f the world <»n n * eipt *4 One
I
nil km A n»Mr**T, ?
and 2X12 Market
Htreet* l’hda«lcli»hiA.
All Furrwej»>iHi<*ucr »trictly rotitkiwn-
tial.
FROM
Aw
DM
THt OOUNIRY.
La4y*e
Fir«« Vtelt
<W.
»• A
Special on
►H Shoes
FOR THRESHERS
Heavy cotton luwuling, yd 5o
j G ckx I light colored calico
Ladie*' Small sizes in Shoe*
fast colors, per yd........... «to
2 to 4, in narrow ami full Better grades, per yd...
5 a ,
1 Men’s turkey red hand
I
kerchiefs, fast colors, ca 4<i
Men’s large blue hand«
kerchief», fast colors, ea 4u
round toe*.
ritc«c are ♦"J.1«» ami
Men,sgood heavy harvest
gloves, per pair.......... 2 k J
Meli’s tire proof glows,
from, per pair .'»De to |l.(l)
Men s ’d-oz. blue rivited
ov- rail-.commonly sold
ut (JOv, per pair
5(k>
Meli’s extra heavy over­
alls, vomiuoiily sold
at M5c ....
Too
Men's anil straw hats,
each, from ........ «5c to 23o
Bov> sun straw hats each
from
... Äc to 20c
Boqs’ Hurrcst Shoes
<treat reduction on Bov«'
Harvest Shot sizes 3 to .5.
t«> -die per
pan.
A
f«*W
inhl «¡Zes in Mm -
llarv<«t Sh»M*M at like re­
duction.
G. I). TROTTER
G. 0. TROTTER
ST \ Yi ON, - OR EG< • N STA Y TON, - OR KOON
Milla« carry them tifc«» a puree; tieautlfully tlnlaheil,
perfist picture maker«; a triumph of photographic
•kilt.
Ur«*«
Th* lost p*«oenger U> l«*v* Ui* « K>
train <>* the Michigan Ontra) r*Ur«*d
after it drew t>> *
>>iw after­
noon rrcsnlly wu • lilU* old worn**
In black A wisp o*grn; hair straggled
front under an oid faahione». poke I mu
net. end » pair of kiadly blue »>••
looked out from bahlad her *U>«1
rituaxed »pectacle* In one hau-1 ahe
carri*«! a huge, ahlay v*!i*e. Uie key of
which was tied to th* handle will« •
•trip of calico cloth When «he woe
part way up the platform «lie slopped
with a troubled look, end watched lhe
baggagemen toil by with their lawded.
truck«
I’reaeutly «he dwpped th« v*-
llae and i ¡word a big bla< k fan w t>lch
we* faataned to her waiet by a velvet
ribbon After (he had waded « om *
tiuie, one of the deput uaher* co*»
along end asked If he ouulJ be of any
aerviee to her
“Why, thank you I thin* not." oh*
anawered, ’Ttn welting for Znch' li~*
iaoon."
The depot uaher hurrte-l on and peiA
no more attention to the little old
w iiuaa When he ante beak a half-
hour later, ahe wea .till ataading
where he ha«l left liar, gently fanning
heraelf with the Idaclt fan
“Haa yeur
frierni e-. uie yetF' eakod the ualier
“No," ahe anawered
' Ula «retoh
uniat have been alow "
"Did he eapoct you by thl* train*“
"Well, you aee. It a thie way
Leet
autnmer, Dick au<! hta wlf« a me over
U> Griggaburg to viait the Coo per ana
While they were there they <-eme over
often Ui my place to get • drink of but­
termilk
Well, we got friendly end
Sarah told me a lot uf thing* about
Chicago, end that sh. oouldn t by no
manner of uieaua. get buttermilk in
the city Before 'Dick' went t>eck be
came aruuud and aaya
Mr* l««gga
juat take a run up u>< hlcag. neat .urn
tuer and viait ua tat ua know when
you're coming and TU meet y m at the
depot.’ And no I'm her* and I've got
three jar* of freeb butLeruhlla foe them
In that tag "
The depot uaher helped the little old
woman to a Mat in lhe waiuug-rooia
and then he aearvhed lhe directory foa
Ki< hard Robiaaoa Ilia charge conldat
help him much becauae ahe didu t know
Dick a occupatioo
“All I know aha »»plained, ' ta that
he a a genuine gentleman, anti if he
had gut my letter he'd a been have*'
The uaher uiede a lial of two or three
aihlrviMea and pul the woman in charge
of a truaty cabman with ,iauuclf-na to
find "Dial* “ Two hour* later the
drtvrrrame toack with the report that
Ina fare was ! »livrring her buttermilk.
Th-a i
¡GOODS F.SEECLTLLV
We Race Them ut Popular Prices.
We give «-mnplete Instruct Iona In photography free.
The largest »l«a-k of phot 'graphic suppile* In the
Willamette v «lley oiitaide of I’orllnnd.
ahf Wiuiilwrth ihu(| o.
MAIL ORDER DRUGGISTS.
ALBANY,
• >RI GON.
-
-
éiliiiiiUiiUUiiiiiiiiiiiiuiUiimUiiiiUiiibû
FURNITURE
^UNDERTAKING GOODS
My Mock in litt* most complete ever shown in Scio,
i tti! ami »et* mv new designa in Wall l’tipei and
Eloor Coverings. My prices are 'way down!
C harles W esei . y , Scio, Ore
BICKNER BROS
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise
Boot* ami Shoe«, Gents Eurnishing Goods,
Crockery and Staple ami Taney Groceries!
We make a specialtv of EARM I’RODl'I’E
1» on avery bod of ib« gwnuin«
luuativc Brrnno-Qiiiiiiiic t » .«.
tiw rrmewly I hat r«rr« r roltl I m «>»«• dmy
OREGON
STATE FAIR
September, 23-28, 1901
C. fl. WHALE
SALEM ANI» PORTEA NI».
i.rwixa titaim nr Ttu «»iRTHWi r i.x
Instruments S«»l«l on Eiuty Termi*.
See my Goods Before Purehnaing.
Great Agricultural
and Industrial
Fair
Ibg live stock «how. G« mm I racing
in Ihu aftorm.in«, latest attractions I
in N«*w Autfitoriuiu tmlhling every
evening, with «■«•! music. Beaotl- '
ful camn grouml«, free »pecial rates |
on camp« r«* th-keta.
( utne and
bring your famille«.
Rc«lu<-<*<l rate* on all r«llr<M<l-<. For
further |MrfK'iil.ira, a«t<lrv-a M.
Wiuluu, Hee , Portland.
C. C. BRYANT,
COCNTY AGENT
A full line Caakele, Coffins and
Rotte« al way* on hands at reas­
on »We prie**, nt the...................
RIO,
• • • •
ORTO X
Oregon Ein* Relief Associò
,-Office witli llrwitt A flux, «ccotnl »trevi
ALBANY.OREGON
TS.e reara cf bet*. tieei*rs«<r*«•«. T» •