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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1904)
I Crabtree. (hero by tho ffrav«-ii«!o will thè* no ble dog he found, his bea I between In the circuit court the following ♦ ft I Mrs S. Dickinson of Albany, visi his |uu*s, his eyes s.i«l, hut open > in ftftftftftftft«ftftftftftftftft4ftftftftftftft ted her parents, Mr. .«id Mrs. W, 1 idert watchfulness, faithful and true new case came up: Grace Powell I PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT i J, Crabtree of this place. even in death.” Woodmansee against Robert De Larwood. «CIO, L.IMM OO., OitEGOM Young Woodmansee, an action for Then Vest sat down. He hid Mrs. Tlios Alvin has been quite ill divorce, with John L. Norwood and W. T, Hassler and family visited for tho past week. She Is slowly spoken in h low voice without a ges- By D. C- Humphrey. O W Wright as attorneys for the Mrs. Rockwell Sunday. lure. He made no reference to the improving at present. plaintiff. evidence or the merits of the ease, Riley Hassler and Win Garland Mrs. Willis Powell of Parker, la TUM« Only one deed was recodred yes- intend going to Prineville ttie first When he flnUhed the Judge and visiting relatives here this week. A few odd suits of men’s I We will wont some tlH terday, that of L W Pomeroy and PW jury were wiping their eyes, The of the month. clothing yet remaining in Mrs. John Sumpter of Tallman, thing as a gilt forour friends wife to Thus Smail and wife, 19 Charles Rockwell was a Scio visi- visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. jury filed out, but soon entered with A^v.rtl.l.* r*Us made kuKKii on application A gift at Easter time is as our way to open out our $ rao. acres, the consideration being a verdict of ?5<n) lor the plaintiff, Transient .<1v.rtl»emonn« ini.) he t«ld for tor Saturday, Enoch Miller last week. vb.n ilia orlar I. given in' I heir Insertion. appropriate as at Christmas. and it is slid sonie ot the jurors men's spring clothing. County Court. Mr. Stupek is building a now Mrs. J. C. Bilyeu of Liffianon, vis wanted to hang the défendent. Entered at the po*t office til .* h io, Oregon, as For E as ter H o I i < I ays we These odd suits will be stock barn. Mcead-oíase mail Dialler. ited her father, Mr. A. dumpter^ Deeds recorded: closed out at greatly reduced ane showing mo beautiful •-5 Mrs. Lillie Gaines was quite ill Win Piiul lost a tine horse last R C Pepperllng to Frank Lud- races, urns, lumps, dishes, prices. Jt»ft *ftftftft*ftftfti>ftftftftft ft >«ftftftO4 week. Il had appar >ntly broken its LOST BILL DOUBLED ITSELF, ei man 40 acres I $3<HJ Sunday but is now much better. i glassware aiu' E tgwood ware Sid Stringer is ill with la grippe. neck while tied iu the stable. Elplia T Looney to Virgil Loo ' Celluloid ami many other The Wonderfill Story of the Portly The little son of W. W. Sanders 267 ney 64.31 acres Alex Sumpter, Sr., whose condi Blau That Called Forth ■<> ift*e-t<ftftftftftftftft >•> .-r^ftftftftft« novel and useful art'icles, to 11 s been seriously ill for the past tion has so long been regarded criti J S Ames to A A Thompson Aiswer, % he appreciated must be seen. An urticle in tiie <4tlv>T ftn Kilver- 200 two weeks. 40 acres cal, is slowly recuperating. tonian—Appeal is h“<tdi-d "Is it A Hackleman to F J Miller J He was portly and prosperous, an al L. C. Craft purchased twenty-six Ben Sorrenson lias recently pur literative state of affairs that seemed We are now opening for Winter.” Itissaf<-:.i -iv the Sil acre Albany 230 goats last week of W. W. Craft. chased siiue property near Wood to give weight to his words. There verton gentleman b is not been in Pauline Price et al to F J Mil Easter one of the Largest $1.50 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.25 2.60a nd 3.00 tairn. Ben lias made many warm fore. the little band gathered in front Jordan. Heio lor the past two mmiths. 320 i and most complete line of ler 82-100 acres Albany of an up-town hotel and which had values to be closed out at .'prices that friends during his stay here who City Cemetery to J L Irvine watched with interest and laughed clothing, Hats and Shoes for will make your pocket bojk laugh. It is proposed to ad J 1,0)0 to the Miss Evaline Bilyeu is teaching I regret his departure from our midst. with mean delight at the man who 35 lot 42 lhe little fellows, boys and total force of the navy. This will Out R F D carrier, Wui Ray is chased Ids hat two blocks in vne of Satisfaction of mortgage for $1. 000. school in the Bilyeu Den district. young men we ever carried. bring the number tip to 34,000. th<> o sudd n gales, listened with re much elated over tiie raise in salary Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker have Thus our navy alone is to lie larger E Saltmarsh to W A Saltmarsh spectful attention to the portly man /Such a line of clothing of rural carriers. 1 been visiting the past week with 53 j acres who bad laughed louder than the oth than our entire mllilirv force before Would d.o credit to a town of A, J. DeVaney of Albany, is ship ers, and who led the way to tiie cafe Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibson of La- the Spanish war. We me growing W A Saltmarsh to Elvisa Salt ten thousand inhabitants. I ping potatoes from this section to bar, relates the New York Mail and Ex 300 comh. marsh 160 acres «1 a tremendous rate and need it. press. Wood, Curtis & Co. at Dunsmuir The good people of this vicinity Z G Hayes to G W Willis 3 lots “That hat-chasing gnme reminds me Calif. An official invitation has been ex 160 who are looking forward to the H’s 4th add of a peculiar thing which happened Tiie S. P. pile d iving crew repair to me when a boy.” he began. “T was tended to Linn County Io make a Mary Chambers to E T Wood 1 welfare of the neighborhood are special exhibit at the Lewis and 720 earnestly working for the rural ed the R R bridge near here and brought up on a farm in this state, and lot Albany was one of those happy-go-lucky left Friday for Roseburg, Clark Exhibition to be held in Port John S Bruce to Samuel Fawyer telephone. y< nngsiers, always in trouble, and land next year. Scio should get in Mrs. Rose Kinzer has been quite Thomas Neal has left for eastern 473 40 acres with happy faculty of getting out of Jftoe and prepare an exhibit indepen Oregon where he expects to spend sick during the past week, but is bcrnpes. John Cumming to I N War dent of the county exhibit. The naw much improved. isseS “(h’.e dny my father gave me a five- 100 the summer in hard work. mouth 4 lots Haiaey benefits to be derived I tom such a del::, e i iil to go down to the village Mrs. Osborne who has been visit Nelda Wendt has about recovered and buy some tilings for tiie farm. toutse cannot be overedtmated. A C W Huston to Ella Wright 10 110 from a severe attack of whooping ing near Sweet Home, lias returned B y like, I started off holding the bid acres 1 lot B’s ad board of trade, if one was organized and is staying witli her daughter, I by the comer and letting the wind flap cough. Quartz claim of A B Buckle San would be the ones to tike up the Mrs. W, J. Turnidge. it about my fingers. There came a Miss Anna Hannah has recovered tiam district to be known as Last matter. , Henry Kinzer celebiateil his birth sudden puff and the bill was torn __ DALEY BROS^Proj>rietor». ___ ♦rom an attack of la grippe and id Chance, my grasp. I saw it fly over a bush day on the 29th. Mr. Kinzer is nil from able te attend school again. The good roads ino.'ements are and started off in hot pursuit. It Probate Will Of Nancy J Wor Ihe best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always turaliy very proud of the event as meant recover that bill or get thè * greatly interesting the Lamars now. mouth admitted to probate. Value Munkers. he lias not had a birthday for eight worst licking that ever a country boy on hand. We solicit your patronage. (f The roads generally arc hi such a of property $4000. Left Eugene received. years. shape as to be almost impassible Bassett $1. L E Bond $220, Eddie “Jumping over the fence, I saw the Mrs. Clara Follis has gono to Slay Jesse Dickens died at his iiome bill dancing merrily along about five and it is witboH a case of stay-at- Warmouth $500; remainder to I N ton for a visit. near Crabtree on Monday Feb. 29, feet from the ground in a ten-rcre home. The rock crusher owned by Warmouth, husband of deceased. Marion Arnold returned from Me 1904. He had been suffering for field, and nothing to check its prog NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT the county is lying idle at Lebanon Appraisers W R Garret, Alex Pow Minnville where he has been attend several months with dropsy, and ress. My, how I ran! Once or twice and the county offers it to any ono er, Clint Davis. rriSAMATTEROFHEÁITff Notice is hereby given that the un nearly had it, when a fresh gust of ing school. during tiie past vinter has been I wind and also furnish power to operate it. would send it in another direc dersigned administrator of the estate of Powers & Croftiu ngt Ed Kellen- W, Wilson and son sold 200 bu, very feeble, but was able to he up tion. I chased the bill all around the John Y. Crocker, deceased, has tl is day A road of crushed roek la a good berger, to obtain $100 for damage, filed with the County Clerk for Linn one and does not have to be rebuilt and costs on account ot a horse be of potatoes for 60 per bushel, last until Friday when he was stricken field, and finally, panting and exh list County, Oregon, his final account in ed, I grasped it and fell to the ground. ” with paralysis. He had lived alone over year after year as do other longing to the plaintiff being killed week to John Jones of Jefferson. said estate and the County Court has The portly man muttered something fixed Monday the 7th day of March 1904 kinds. Mrs. Jos Munkers returned Sat- for several years, ill a little house that by the county road crusher, left in sounded like “s’liick,” and dr::ined at tiie hour of one o’clock p. M. of said ■ uruay from a week's visit at Albany. on E. Miller’s firm, anil Friday his glass. The others followed suit day, for the hearing of objections if' any For several years past tiie lute the road by the defendent. L M there shall be to said account and for Curl attorney for tho plaintiff. Ed Woodmansee of Tangent, is evening Archie Miller found him and waited patiently for the eli: :ix. Mark Hanna has been a favorite tiie purpose of settling -al estate, lying on the bed in an udconeious “ Gentlemen, it is hard to heli .but Dated this 16th day of January 19 04. License was issued for the mar- visiting relatives and old time condition. He was dressed anil had when I recovered my bretr : and subject for the niercileu pencil of W. E. A rnold , the now famous cartoonist, Homer riage of Frank Uoldera, aged 37. and friends here this week. his boots on, and had evidently lain looked at the cause of my furio chase Administrator. Mrs. J. Huntley went to Stayton down while suffering from the para I found it was a ten-dollar 1 ..1 that Weatherford & Wyatt. Davenport, who nt one time seemed | May L Hall, aged 16, daughter of somebody else had lost. ” Attorneys for Administrator. last week for a visit with relatives. lytic stroke. When found he was to allow hia zeal for Ida less princl Otho Hall of Albany. Nobody had courage enoug1 to ask pled employers to carry him to ex Over 400 tax receipts have been is Miss Martha Quigley returned almost dead, but a physician was what had become of the five-d< ’ ar bill, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tremes. Mr. Davenport, however, sued on the present tax roll. Friday from a six week’s visit in hastily summoned and kind and and the band dispersed in silo: e. finally awakened to naanse of injus Notice is hereby given that the under various parts of Oregon and Wash. willing hands did much to relieve Probate: Upon her own request NO FRIEND TO THE RACE. signed lias been bv the County Court of tice he had dene a great man, and a R. L. DeVaney, T. D. McClain his condition, but he never regained State of Oregon for Linn Couniy good statesman, anil by making an Straude Frotnan was appointed anti Con Donahue are the latest i conciousness and passed to the great Some of tho Colonel’« Cbaract •’’stlc« Con- the duly appointed administrator of the effort to dissipate t ha effi cts of his guardian of Elizabeth Fry: real ’Grippe sufferers. ■Idered Objection»L estate of Rebecca \. Breed, deceased. beyond without the farewell pres I was riding out from M All persons having claims against said earlier cartoons, lias stamped him property $600, personal property sure of a Kindred hand. The re Col. Absolutely Pure The entertainment and dance at estate will present them duly verified to Jackson's plantation w’ self as baing something more than a $2160. mains were laid to rest in the Provi meat my residence in Scio, Oregon, o!d darky on the highway, v. Shelburn was attended bv several City Cemetery to A R McCoy 1 lot 35 THERE IS ND SUBSTITUTE great cartoonist—a man of eoncience with’ i six months from this date. of our people who report a good dence cemetery beside two children bling along with painful < A B Weatherford referee to the Ifcited at Scio, Oregon this December wasn’t quite sure about i who preeeened him to the better 31, 1901. 750. time. Curtis Lumber Co 150 The Politician is my shepherd, I asked him if he knew the col land. G. M. DeVaney has resigned as “Kurnel Jackson’s plan shall not want for any good thing Mary McKercher to Charles and INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION. Harriet Lewis 1 acre Browns repeated. ‘‘Yes, sah, 1 kn as teacher in the DeVaney during the campaign; he lideth me right well. Yo ’ keep T ville' 65 A Tribute to a Dog. district and is succeeded by Prof. into the saloon for my vote’s sake; One of the largest sewing maehine next co’ner an’ Jen turn t. 1 EXECUTORS NOTICE. Van Winkle, of Albany. plants in the country is to be imme he fllleth my pockets uiili cigars— Tlios Kay Woolen Mill Co to J go a mile.” 425 I. Hill par of hlk 36 Albany Once upon a time when Senator my glass of beer runneth • ver. He Notice is hereby civenthat the under- diately erected on Long Island. A family by the name of Shelly “Do you know the color ! ?” I asked, Mortgages for $13o0 and $1260. Vest was visiting a country town A new fast train has been put on to sicned has been «inly appointed by the “ Kurnel Jackson? prepsreth my ticket for mo In the 's, sah. I have moved from Albany into ttie County ( aurt of l.inn County, Ort gbn, shorten the time between Chicago and License issued for the marriage of Jap house, Mr. Shelly is employed where lie had a ca-e before a certain knows the kurnel like a bo presence of my better lodgement. “He is said to lie a grea friend of tho a- the ‘\<’ent<ir- of the last will and tes San Francisco by three hours and ten court, lie was asked to assist in the Yea, though I walk through the John E Springer, of (lark Co.. Wash on the section under W. Murphy. tament <»f Paxil Hbnrv Johnston de- minutes. colored man.” tri ll of a dug ease, wherein the de uuased. Any and all persons having nmd and the rain to vote for him and Elizabeth Jordan, Frank Mc- Boston has a waterrSorks that could “Hu! Who says dat?” claims against said estate are*hereby no fendent had shot and Killed his and (hout myself hotrse; when ho Adams and Dora Rlle.v. “Why, I’ve heard quite a number of tified to present the same to the under- Stipply over 7.000.000,000 gallons daily)' T he N ews and Oregonian 1 year neighbor’s dog. The Senator at people any so.” is elected, straight way ho furgeteth J N Duncan to Vincent l’ietock for $2 00. signed at Scio, Linn County, Oregon, but the consumption is only 58,000,000, first declined, hut ínter consented “Yo’ has, eh? Jist su'd he was a within six months from the date of this or 11G gallons per capita. me. Lo! When I meet him in his 24 acres J 95 The drift of the times is in the di great friend of de cull’d ice, diildey? notice, duly verrified as required by law. and this is what he said. own office he knowrlh me not. S M W Hind to Charles P Hind Dated this 27th day of Nov. A. D. 1903. rection of putting the locomotive pow "Gentlemen of tho Jury—The Well, sah, if Kurnel .Tael- :.ii am a great 150 man I lot Lebanon Surely the wool he* I...... pulled G i . orue C hristie J ohnston er in the end of a car in small com best friend a man has in the world friend of de cull’d race di 1 dolin' know H enry S ibbeld J ohnston ovei my eyes all I he day* of my lift) Henry Spies to J 11 L illue 4} pass instead in 100 to 150 tons of steel Executors. may turn against him and become acres 175 at the front end of a train. and I will kick myself forever; not Weatherford & Wyatt, his enemy. Hiskon or his daughter for my taka, not for your sake, hu t Patent Henry Kuykendaall. Among the grand railroad scheme» Attys for Exrs. that he has reared with loving care now arousing the attention of grain for other peopled sake. “ When the butter won’t may prove ungrate ful. Those who Dairy Noter« ’VTOTICE is hereby yiven that the un- shippers and importers abroad is one come put proposing to load w heat at Duluth and 1. a ilei signe.i guardi in of the person a penny in the are nearest and dearest to us, those Tli. Japs have so far h id the best and estate of G. W. Phillips an ncom- Port Arthur and deliver it at Leith, In Denmark the daily maids who churn,” is an old time dairy whom we trust with our happiness of the war. When war was first petent person, in pursuance of'an order Scotland. Eight steel boats of very of the County Court of I.inn County, large capacity will be built at St. Clair considered it seemed hardly possl can sing while milking the cows, proverb, It often seems to and our good name, may become Oregon, made an entered of record on and a $1,000.000 elevator at Point Ed hie that the little isl tnd nation are in great demand as milkers. work though no one has ever j traitors to our faith. The money tiie Sth day of February 1904, authoriz ward. At Portland, Me., 15,000-ton It is found out by experiments, It flies that a man has he may lose. could withstand Russia for any ing, licensing and directing him to sell steamers will receive the grain and 2825 Keeley St., I away from him, perhaps when he at |ml lie auction to tiie highest bidder length of time. R um in, however that in tliat way about one quart of I told why. C hicago , III., Oct.. 2, 1902. : all of the following described land to wit: carry it across the Atlantic. is only a land nation and her people milk is obtained extra at each milk When mothers are worried needs it most, A man’s reputation I suffered with falling and con Civil and mechanical engineers are The North Half of tiie Northwest ing and that "just for n song. ’ ’ may be sacrificed in a moment ot ill- have not taken to a sen faring life In gestion of the womb, with severe Quarter of section three (3) in Town deeply interestel in the work of the” because the children do not considered action. The people who pains through the groins. I suf ship Ten (10) South Range one (1) Simplon tunnel, the greatest engineer sufficient numbers to insure, suffici The singing seems to tiring about fered terribly at th«» time of men West of the Willamette Meridian, in ing work of the age, as measured by ent numtier of competent sailors for that contented feeling and sweet gain strength and flesh we are prone to fall on their knees to struation, had blinding headaches I inn County, Oregon, containing 80 difficulties encountered, chief of which her navy. Ila a result her navy has harmony, which makes tiie gland* say give them Scott’s Emul ? do us honor wnen success is with us and rushing of blood to the brain. acres, more or less. was and is the matter of ventilation of may be the first to throw the stone What to try 1 knew not. for it That in pursuance of said order the a hole 12 miles long, through rock. proven ineffective Hiid a large num secrete the ifteterl fluid more abun- sion. seemed that I had tried all and’ undersigned wdl offer for sal« at public The two rivers, Rhone and Diverts, I of malice when failure settles its ber of her vessels are out of the war dantly. failed, but L had never tried Wine at the Court House door in Albany, It is like the penny in the clouds upon our heads. for good. Thus Japan has or is Tho cows in tills country get but of Cardui, that blessed remedy for Linn County, Oregon, at the hour of supply the immense hydraulic works "The one absolute uns"lfish friend sick women. I found it pleasant’ likely to have the sea to herself and little feed and no singing at all. milk because it works and one o’clock p. . m ., on the 9th day of with 3,250-horse power at present,. to take and soon knew that I had April 1904, all of the said land in one 3,500- men are engaged and the work »he is safe from Russian Invasion. The only persuader—al ways ready because there is something that man can have in tills selfish the right medicine. New blood is to be done by May 1, 1904. bi dy, terms of sale, cash in hand. world, the one that never deserts This changes the complexion of the at hand and frequently used,—is seemed to course through my veins Dated this the 23 day of February 1904 astonishing about it. the milk and after using eleven bottles I stool. him, tiie one that never proves un war and bids fairto prolong it for a W. A. Etixc., was a well woman. Guardian. Scott’s Emulsion is simply grateful or treacherous, Is his dog Butter Is the most consentrated year or more. On land the Russian will hold his own. He has unlimit form in which the fftrtn product a milk of pure cod liver oil A man’s dog stands by him in pros perity and in poverty, in health atul ed soldiers and is a man to be rec can be put up. The dairy business with some hypophosphites in sickness. He will sleep on the koned with. The buttle of them- leaves tho Bi -product on Hie farm Mr». Bush is now jn perfect IlMI^CAKD. uljo In which two Russian vessel A dairyman in tho Willamette especially prepared for delicate cold ground, where the Wintry health l>ecause she took Wine of winds blow and the snow drives 2. F or l'nqvttnn:— were destroyed was a gallant spectl- valley has from two acres raised stomachs. Cardui for menstrual disorders, Train leaves Ailvany....................... 12.45 P. M ! fiercely, if only he can be near his cle. The Japanese admiral with pumpking enough for I t cows from “ •• Corvallis .................. 2.00 “ bearing down pains and blinding Children take to it naturally master’s side. He will kiss the “ arrives Yaquina................... 6 20 “ tMteen vessels of various classes tho middle October until New Year. headaches when all other remedies 5o. 1. tetiirntnir: blocked escape from Chemul|>o har From that time until grass comes because they like the taste hand that lias no food to offer, he failed to bring her relief. Any Leaves Yaqninn........... «.45 A M Leaves Corvallis.......... 11.3«) “ will lick the wounds and sores that sufferer may secure health by tak bor and ordered the two Russian he depends on the silo to furnish and the remedy takes just as Arrives Allmny............. 12.15 P M ing Wine of Cardui -in lier home. vessels to come out. Against these that succulent toed for the cows. naturally to the children be come in encountei with the rough Wo. .1. r< r Detroit:— Lenves Albany.............. ness of the world. He guilds the The first bottle convinces the pa A M odds and in the face of certain de “Go thou and do likewise.” Inside each pound package of Arrives Detroit......... r M cause it is so perfectly adapted tient she is on the road to health. sleep of his pauper master as if tie struction the Russians cleared for ^o. I. from Detrolt:- In order to achieve the most en were a prince. When all other Lcaves Detroit ............. ................... l.ob P. M. For advice in cases requiring action and went out and fought un during success In the dairy business to their wants. Arrives Albany............. ....................5JM P M friends desert, he remains. When special direction», address, giving til their vessels were In a sinking the hard must tie continually re For all weak and pale and riches take wings and reputation Train No. 1 arrives m ____ _____ AU any in _____ time ___ to symptoms. “The I.adie«' Advisory Minert with the S. P. «onth bound train, as comHtion when they returned to newed by calves raised from the I’epartment,” Tiie Chattanooga well as xrivinjf two nr three lionrs in Albany thin children Scott's Emulsion falls to pieces he Is ns constant in the harbor and abandoned the sink best cows. Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. efore departure of <. P. north bound tram •♦r Portland. will be found a FREE game. is the most satisfactory treat* his love a’ the sun In its journey ing ships. The Japs are proving Winter calves should receive good Train No. 2 connect« wPh the 9. P. Wes 60 different games. All new. through the heavens. Sidt* tratn at CorY'allls Crossing for Indepen themselves wonderfully capable sol care, but instead of a fattening ra ment. • lenev McMinnville and all points north to "If fortune drives the master forth diers and sailors but the Russian tion one that will produce a heal Portland. At Your Grocer’s. We will send you an outcast in the world friendless EWPIN STONE. Manager has not yet shown the yellow streak thy growth of hone and musclo is the penny, /. e., a TIUIS. cOCKRELL Agent. Albany. and homeless, the faithful dog asks There lAive been no surrenders and sample free. rather to be encouraged. no higher privilege than that of ae- Russian people are now singing Fe «ur« that this picture in companlng him, to guard ngaint To the dairy farmer who is al their national anthem, a sign that the tor n of a label is on the wrapper ot every bottle oi danger, to fight again«t hl* enemies. W hot* nation Is waking up. The ways haunted with tint great ques Emulsion you buy. And when the last scene of all War Wilf become more desperate as tion "Does It pay?” wc refer to ob SCOTT & BOWNE, cornea, and death take* »he master has stood the test 25 yean. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million I serve the great prosperity ef certain theRueMan people wake up. Chemists. countries where dairying'for a num in Its embrace, and his body is laid boctitis. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. I 400 Pearl St., N. Y. away in the cold ground, no matter her of years has been the leading ErwlQM-d with avwy hottW b a Tea Cut. ot Grove's Block Root, Liver Pills. B il.»lMrw-ln Th* joe. and ft.oo. all draggista if all other friends pursue their way branch of agriculture. Circuit Court. £he Santi I CORRESPONDENCE II ROOM I In Placing- our Spring Goods t EDITORIAL. | 45 Pr’s Men’s Heavy Slices STAYTON City Meat MarKet. f POWDER Corvallis & Eastern R. R. WINBCUIDUI Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic ~1
