i
would add to the pleasure und comfort of exhiL.t-
ors and visitors.
But. best of all, our first fair has placed Scio on
the map. It has made Linn county and the ret of
the state 1. *tw that we. Scioans. can do thingU
that we can gn>w pumpkins, squashes and ot »er
g; '•den truck wnich will make other localities j< al-
of us; that our Indies can do embroidery and other
fancy needle worn equal to if not sujienor to the
lames of uny other portion of the state; that we
have stock of which we are not ashamed; that we.
as a people, arc the best behaved, happiest jieople
to lie found any where, and tiiat we live in the
v* ry best part of Or«-,-on. We have done well, yet
not so well ax we can and will do next year:
Oc ¿Fantiam 2lcivs
« J
Politicüllq Independent
Enterad at Ilia pual,Hi'r al
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<!••<>■
Bia J matter.
HA > MY
IKII'A Y
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I » r < i < i i. K.
h.4>ir**w
fuih w «) ti <<*M)
I»fi th»
Tlw F*ei»»era* Ii alitfeU* «HMler (hr d»r
Ik i. «J !>r
Jau»«» Witfoyo»ti*b»*, aa«
I«« nrd al H) a. n> and ttlUd tl»a intre in
until tv jo »».
A l»ai>
•* waa lha Aral
terfah»-
»»>• »it ill II e
»ftvr.aJMiii l*l«reh Sului
aryl
•» Iran*«
laila «»n Tuesday avati
iha the *alrtu Irani n«»titt»N! t>a tt wouh!
ut r»m»r.
*u in urdrr
iby » III»- tfanir
« t>’< k
p train
the »Hlly rr««»ur*r.
at irh. »»I ruurw, WM ihj uiauli for ll»r
Mcio ua!< t'^aara.
TNS MC1JWI.
Ow ífig t<> tbe faef (Leí ra< e lu-nw« ha<!
H«»» I r*’lt rfktermi I»rk>r !«> fhe r»|«et |( K
tii%4|h t*r«>araii> bad lu hr tua«le np
tturingf Ihr falr.
A lltilrd îB-rlrlarr
’I ’*11 a H /• »»wned l»v F J.
•'.vient, an*! “kiiirf lM'Ve|a<xia** »»«ne»! by
1. I, TLu’itiia. <»l
thw Hn>’
4* e t tdtard — II. r < im | rr|*eat, ♦•rat !an*4
«|>rve braie,
f
' ( oiua H * lakii«»
• I»«* dr» f »te* •••<>* h ! bes*!« uitb«4i( a
• ki|'f wl«ilr ’ Kl |t l.»«lrriaA ** brukr l<d-
cti rsi lio »-•
Fhr pnrwr «
Ib nmi»/ bah ni’le a •! ri
« !•*»« I) omitetol b) **O« a I l*rt
J F I rtHrf. a»rl "Taman»
•»y
Chrtaman.
The ! h » i
<» ut ofl tiir |%
’«ifrihrr, m
ItMVltiv thr
'TaiHinan
’h*» fM»»rr H« II»« tir»’ tirai, Iv
ha«l ihr t»4bfrr Mmifttfhln « mid
5 •'at* • a«**l < e <i l *
I T Pv
horw r ♦ in Ihr h«-t '>«»•. I w
«lie |W«|e In th< ••
(ht Fritar t*
I»
Farmers may la* a little off in a great many
things. As u rule, they are not given to the meth
ods of higii finance, speculation, etc., being con
tent to plod along with the slow, but sure, incre-
ta mt-nt from the farm.
But they are not off ii, in
sisting
tint
tax
monevs
»hall be ex|»ended j :di-
OS
. cioualy and frugally. They are not off when t ie)
ADVKHTHING HA l b
insist that tne public funds s .all be expended, not
n for private, or semi-private gum or ad anta/e, t> t
Card »4 thanka
a?
Rnariw1 hlfuarv »mtlrwa. t**r line
i i a manner that will b-n-fit t •• entire p«s I
Bstamfad we.|«lhijf • ‘»m»m*nta, iH*r liha
T
a’>
Local a«|vrrt»wing. p f Itna |*«r | r * ii *
T.i-y are not off when they ms's! t at ml na» ‘<*y
►
l>i«pl4V a«l* '* «‘I’an/es
«»r
•**«€.<••
«
»'* ' at ’•
9 I
» • ti
'»••
i
in ex(<end»si for educational pur’^'-s s r
par Inch
n W
1 í»
Pmfrawioti »I card«. ! :
'neh a. i--r n*
•
drd throng
M-nded
throng' t.
n • h .in »f
< i
Lhntf tima contract* f*»r ;»UV* r*l«t
o> i v. These i »taken farmers would increase
e»Ii ieney <
tn t h
»IV
4 r-
i
!*• t
MISTAKES PERSI i¡ ■
HV, !•
c mditiun i UHHUrHh-.t <rtlv With 1’ .i' .3’ ‘ h4 »‘C
4
io
h.-l.l
; ( •» .«
- »1 MNT’ •tri I U**!-
B it to tax t v ent ry* 4 fOj'.h* to b tiild ,'r.:is.Jive »Unit
f
it. r-
I«« |
I’ t-
í »
•» tí*
ir»l <•-*!
SPECIAL CORRESPONIiENT from Tnn itructures for coll -ges in s,» vial localities and *a j tlf « fp4
»ii!t>> rii n to
*t
•Ib
to .>9100 prr ib fitr * mu i < ba
notice h » k i - v h . ic 11 i"x
gent to the Portland Evening Telegran educators salaries ranging from
A truttli |f ra« r tw I tarr’i In »t»
tv'll.i»« A
LIM' "»• '<’►
!
K3ENEÎKEÎ
states that in the Iteht ajminst the big ap annum to conduct them when the average country •trvl
IMr-lao ' (>(*<’»»». * pîrtute» ’ . ’ -- ’ »
roll ‘ |i ♦•t.rr'* and W M 1’lnl
N.
_________________
-
i» ti«.
I. h.-rtm
('»a !•» .'.»»»oSmtH»
a •
propriation for the state university.
I..on o r t school district must lie content witii a school build !«' * \|M. h.” ha I ri» e and r
Proprietor
«It II I •> per»« I« H • •«! “ Hr.
«
•» I ' I »-<• »»f
1
_i1 ? »» * ’ » I o
(freut -ledl oi «tnti*rrncnt
jury« »,
I . -An
*An •«
<*»■( ’ !•»
I»» th«
th»- •*»»«•
—~ •»"
ing worth only from I'Jsi to
with teachers al pr ’M » tictitr»!
grangers are getting somewhat weak in th<- faiti .
’im>r !«n ’• i-i ’■'• '•’«• - ' ‘ t w >•■•(< - ». t • »re
••’
k,” (or a*iii»r «ra»un. <’v I«! n* t
SCIO.
OREGON
g. •-
X* a « Rtvl A «•h»ng(»»»» Ter ttory." ««
because the further prosecution of the fight rneai .- a salarv at from $25 to $50 per month is certainly iitadr t<« »b« In* ‘ r» Wfirli “lV»ftfi«r” •than
I«*I tu »H h* poblir »»* ----------
I •'*»<« b. a> t «»f
w "ft brat» I an>l 2r«atiy.
. «»
r» Port-
I
a SHI rl
rI
*
I
ktqnfraf
»
I«ron
iHiherf«
i
i
•
-ater
n
-
•
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th.-
.
p
•
i.!
f
.rn
an expenditure of time and money, which tl.<
Ha Ing r*nn-ha»-«1 the alnve naraml
iH « Ireton
|‘ * Ina I m ' u evii drit'i'Hf hur •*•*, <*w r»l i« " iwMiftt« öl 'hi
viM ’ ‘ tifMth
»n -m th
Ms k r f»*-iu the former proprietor, Gm
’n a a’v-
f» *■ h ••
leads seem to be sinuularlv dear.
- » .!• F»t» XX« »rl* mi d Ja« k J u a. a .««• lut« 111!« «Us 4L iu i
aforesaid grangers were Iota to give. I his corn
M> Knight, I
the fiai imiue ot th»
m«*nt N»» ,
•«»* Ih»» p*u*’ri«s*o »»f « L *i w . nt
a ■ •; • -ul« <| H m »r, tbv XX r»e»y !»• r»«- ÍH» # f •».< •■
I»“ »ii«
I will UMltloiM» fill WSiufi un Ihr
I ». ». ¿ • 'X i »«-u ir »ap«ri
pondent further says that a canvass of the new
i»
ian-1
talHtttf !< c »<I a l atu| 2.
Ita«». *n 1 will
i*r»w»f <*» «how t h«*
««•»<1 oh the inulta ea»al»lt«h« I an ! »t:pph
••»ufi.i la ui'»»* • »- »•••■«' •»< «T* «‘u *■’ <> «tona
•
•• h '
FH»«* ’»all mil« iiaeh
chotea ruta a rwan* aMr prh«M
With a
papers of the state shows m-nrly all of them t*> be
flMMi •*•» azrh‘»ilttii«| purieew . a»i i
N.arly every mail brings us matter for publics- *-,4rt*-t*
•hr to fot ui I be acquai tance of evwr>
■•’!» •! l»v Kinü’r. ftc.ancv, (»•li hta t Uim t«« •* J tan J K-I««rv ti*»- «• XL
in favor of the appropriation.
au.
I
a
^termination
to
treat
wet)
t on, the object of which is to Itoost Oregon and Ih-M I I •*rtt« f and l’atlier Parhrf*« «mi KrNV-ivr. «I P» t”a«i 1. OMNtrau. on
e right. I sm
. th *•« <•< Iwrit hr*
Is it necessary, or is it honorable, for the friends attract immigration, T he N ews 1» willing todo L «rw d*rw tbr |ö«le. Aller a Hille •lav Hr . Ibr
’»•u.rH» a* wl ar*»«»*«
A I» IV.» “u. •
Y tint for buaineaa,
ferring »h« hutar« arrr -*nt « fl url
por thin I, iFrr<nn, H > Haul *»f <‘ur<h»"
of this big annual g'aft upon the -late tn-nsun' its full share of boosting. B it when we consider j-c
trnvthrr. I hr mrr wa» !<»r blo <1 all Ihr ‘ir.for» 1
n Tati'li
t'ortUml. <«••<•»»»
I
««
m
Ht
mr
•
«><
b
ill
ait).
<>rv|«*n
< ii:< >1« «K K< >ENEKE
in order to carry their point, to misrepresent facts' that the tax levy in Oregon is donhle that of n any a v a»' nd Ilie Pariivr h r*r liMilijf •
in*-»< rtp riet»*- «I ndrr F’rr»i I nra) «•«.»ar I«-*, rI•<»«!• art* («qtiea r*l <«» fl«*
As to the first proi»»sition. we Iwlieve our Tangent o t'ie older states, it thinks the handicap is so ihr
is •-• ! utidrr thr wirr I alt a ieiiglii l*« f hr*r riniu*« tn I hl* «»(!(•* on or brtorw «ti l ¿ th
lay ot H cm - viu I m - i ir .'
LOW S A LH
friend is aimply jumping at conclusions ami is al h -avy that any boosting that it and other news ihr U****!. aiiini'itf ihr ra* e
AMtKRNil.S •• BkMfiKR.
Rrgi»t*r.
tu « arnutTioaa.
lowing his personal feeline to control the state papers may do, is. largely, lalmr spent in vain,
F»fte«»n tun* t lialini hay and ?0 curda
ment of what purports to be (acts. Ami as to th* scnools and other public buildings are attractive t • The att nu tioua i*»r ihr fair, w Idrh wer»
of iNrlr*! fir D*»l«a.
V C i . advs .
.NOTICK HJK
Cltl.lt 11 IO.X
und» r ihe v tilrul <>f ibe Xruoid Atnux*
last statement relative to the newspa|M»rs of th» fie liomeseeker we admit; but a tax levy from tnr»*<
tiKI’Altl MINT <>» IHK iNiKHKHt
*n*l a»*lv inan*»«rwd bjr Prof
l.uiu Orrr a at F-M»ti»A*o Oaa.
I
state, T he N ews personally knows his statement I 1-2 to 4 per cent, has a tendency to remove the ! i.tiik Xltllr» and htaiorpof artsMa, con-
i
•isir I <d l»dl>4»ii a« riDhii ». (ihr euch
MrptinntM* I». UAI7
♦o be false. If a canvas of the newspa|>era ha g an our from his eyes very rapidly. <)r<«gon is day, m <1 *‘Shde t«»r I t#r ” Pmf Carh>« Sin» lr* !• hereht gtvru >-ha» M .t»rr M ««ray.
►a!» ’»I.
£»•« ft *•«! nmh vnt hi* in
been made, it has l>een done in a perfunctory mat a magnificent stale. Her lands are fertile and XVinbü Yery a »lv |«erf rm*-d «nu h *4 n»
»eatk**i tu in«*lu* mai ftw *m» pn*»»l in •*•)»
ll < •»
Mnn.’irMt». ti.' tf
IC jwrhirrn
l«ir
of
hi*
*
a»»»»
%»«
H<rtti»**1«a4 ' t»ir> ><»
DO YOU
ner. Our Tangent brother w ill find that a gren* h •r climate is superb. Unfortunately we have ancr bt Prof < ha* l>e\«»ra, eh« I t>! ¡»1 v ma Ir
li I-
the Wr«l ‘i «»(
WANT WEAT-4 »
w
f»I
sr
on
-
luwnshtn
p.
•
•
«e
and
many newsj»aj>ers of the stat»> will opisise the a; b n accustomed to send too many irresponsible men .IvM-nr.! ai*4 laiiMt t um tbe itrvrrruad* that aa' 1 pr»»«»f will tw ins■;•* »e ore • b»‘ Ke< *
« chi’»ie*|
S f!h e <<» MH, ibe Aruo’d
»«•: a»*»] K«s»«|vrt at hHiinnd. «nr<•*«». or» <k tu
propriation. nevertheless his statement to the con II th« legislature, wlio have allowed graft after h «itiipam
a*e all yetit einen and <. tu- tier tv i» T.
Would you go mining in Neva
i
f««lh'Whtx w»ir»r**-r • to prove
trary. For one. T he N ews has never I...... asked a t >r graft to be fastened upon the state. An phe «ith Ihr ««»ntrat t m atert partim lit« Ilrrsmssifh
da
’s rich mountains at a nominal
Nmihi
uh
»«
fvni
M«
mh
'
v
’
uj»<***.an
I
<
«»»<
ivatlon
la»
Thacompany «H» n d<iubi»dly I*
of
i«M»*i, vlf
what its position would be upon the que»tion. B t ever-increasing taxation H ms rvsuluil. The pi-ople isivtt« <1 t<« o>tnr airain n«*it «rar
cost?
»■Uati U..H, of ■ •
Ofwmt I»
lb mo««« of »»ale« «»»•■«••n
.'*•*» . h <•
a -t
it may lie, in the estimation of our Tangent bro have become loaded down with state colleges,
Twa »■> kirnt
ONLY A FEW DOLLARS
tuan. o<
in. '»reg«»»». iljr«»n »(<>!< of (.»ala»
The riwwipte at »he gat«* fron» tl>r •alt • »mg« n
tiier. T he N ewh don’t count. Be that as it ma'. portage, railroads, tic., and a burdensome taxa-
Al
QF.KMOh
»
MltHat
H
will put volt on the ground floor ard
lirltrta aa re|«irte«f Fn tba ticket
K •** tMtar.
he will find a number of newspajsTs througnou t hi has resulted. I»et us eliminate all manner of «if
ni» i put vou
»<•«» u.
i, Eaay
E«»v at
atieel
reel.
•eil. r, I I M Myria. wäre a» ff»ltoa»
'I inv have iuvMt<*dai alitali amount
I •
»
the state that will support the I.inn county grang grafts that have been fastened upon the state
Norie
E
FoK
ITBI.ICATION
at«! Fri’Uy, |I»7 7S. tnalithrf a total oj
in Nevada mining «lid are
era in their contention.
l NlTKb MATH» I.ASI» »»KH» K
Pod»ab*y ti< keta *in<»untintf t«»
treasury and thereby reduce our tax levy to a rem f
NOW INDEPEN DENT FOR IFE
Of course the effort will be made bv the friend alle basis; then the news|ia|H‘rs and other , can |,30 tu |4O had !»evn •*•!*! i»ri<»r In open*
K*r»la*««1. <»rnt«m. fM-mher 1. ìw»?
NHlirelsbe-.’.. g « • thM IH >Hlpl M K
ina dav
l
tld- »lu llid b
<d<led eu
of the graft to make it ap|s>ar that those who oj b Mist our incomparable state t > some purpose. But tran«a
of th« »u t of < «• gr»««*»f
A trip t t wn. a long »trert car ride,
feew a 4 nx»tiey for r« n«e**d< na, with ihr pr»n
June », !*• •„ • nlttk’l
% «• M* t tor II » -a r nf
istee the university appropriation are opiosed t< u itil these collegiate and other grafts are removed w »eh will aw II the r»»tire re« eint» t.» tl»n»«rr lan (• I»» ’hr n »»»«* «»t » «tit»*«“la. Ore- i chi-ap (i-iir»ii>ii by rail were all iuiu-
|i ’M)
The X ••» him ! L >n will hftte g.»n > »»«la «mt fiMhiHC »» trrtin«».
a- rie» ! II EX . a private ant > nobile, a tour
higher or college education. But when it is ask<>< from living a burden upon the taxpayers of the ala»ut
leit, after pavina all e'|irnar», t»etwert» e*i«-n44«.l I«» all »he iHihtteland m <«*•*• tu a« t or ■4 Europe, a aitnimer home down by
1«»4«t*»l < WM. » an »tine I' MvnifiM* «»t l*aw the .«a, are mere matter, of choice
that the people of the entire state shall be taxe« s ate and a tax levy that is within reason is re •7(1» atwl fRm).
I**«» conni) <»f \ «ii i ttrvn.
of Ml« ! tgan
X< >l\
t»rr awotn • am
(he l«a!a> *e »beet in fulh rna«iv h«« »h • «lai flir t l-i htanft
in order that a few shall receive a college educa spired. home seekers, who have means, are apt to Up. XX'I t en
Hisml
N»»
»'!'
.(•*
»he
p»»r«-hN«r
•»!
ihcn^id
Will le p«|b|i»ltr«i
»«s I; tj» ||«flr WlPatnrti«- torr
tion. then another element is brought into th< s«je beautiful and inviting homes in other .slates The liat <>f prriitiuin awania will I m * •tian and wll offri
tosh • Huit th- Ian 1
SIOCI IN THE LEE COMSIOCI MINING CO.
publiah <1 fielt w«w*k.
«ought »• m*» « »alimb « for It« lim^r nr emir
issue. If class legislation is right and just; if it i t uin ours.
i th«n f*>r agiL*uli«trai |*mp>»w* and
••*»«
» ill <lo tlie work !
l|*h l»«*r • 4»i»l» O *sl«l an I larhnv tlie Hr^|«»er
right to tax the whole |M>ople for the benefit of a
ait-l
a» |V»tthin 1. <irv'g»*** ‘•,l i*rl«hl).
the Ulh -la» of ltRl»a»kri.
It la Only 15 Cante • Shara NOW
few of them, then the question of fn-e higher cdi
Mho nam • as a » »» *» •
\ t’ Äf**«MC*** «!
I igln
’ tgar. of iw Inni. < »Tw»
THE
EAIR.
cation may l»e codaidered. , But T he N em . su
gm»
Frani» K’n< «í
«*’a»*4 < »nrg«»n, Kmt
» hai •ma»» , »»I I**»« ’ ta»»»'t Oreg«» ».
always maintain that public money for educational
lai a H ait pen«»*«« « miming _ »«her «ely »he
•ta»*«« «le* • Oa««l «nil« «re r**
i 4 ie*te I m für
The first annual fair of the Scio Stock and Agri
p i tMises can only lie justly expemhsl through tin
their rlaltn« in thia «•fl!*'» <»»• m la f««re il«l Ltth
i*i *»f i*«a«rn’»«r tw
cultural Association is now a matter of history.
in .• lium of the public school.
AUif Rxos a. OR» <*»FR.
U«*gl«t«r
So, our Tangent brother can rely upon at least Whether we might have done better if we had
'» H • -. m R, in,. x,„
one of the six papers of Linn county, as opposing done this or that way, is now of but little conse
t <» I
the university appropriation. T he N ews is not quence, as we did the best we could under the ex-
THE COZV CORNER
i<ting circumstances.
Another year we will,
opposiil to higher education. Far tim
t. »» *1. ■
d »ubtless. do better t .an we did t is time. We
it does and will oppose tax'ng all ti e i
» ■ ' i : \
- ra-.-lv I
will >e ai
to corr "t any inistases ve nave made
the lienefit of a few of t! ei
I i
r. .!
Ship »11 your
Mr M A
in t i< o r first . Ib»rt
encourage young men and yo
; v
I’ iii - ii.it.' ot Mor.dav s id luesda-, i avens a
i*,
a college education if pos-til
i .
' 4t| t verity V •
v
•
, •
.
:
■
.
tij»»t
tained on a manly or wornH I ' *
fol »
W
>
P -.li- rO’ I <-i-llir . , ■ ped
.till ■ I '. ID . r- - %«»H 4 lar »»
»NtOUNCtMIJIT
til
that of a paii|»er.
Tlia
UM
■ it' '*st a i oldest
d icid t‘ e i .ni> r >i x .‘>n
- «• ¡.i. i
kima *!»<• V f
■■ u i dicc muse
Wvili.esilay niornit r, though tne sun was shin thia it -*n in
• •rtland, to obtain high
UUR i AIR A 5Í7 f M.S
ing brightly, yet the fair gr > mds did not present ntrnta a» rr
est market prices;
• •*
a very pleasing as,»vct. Tne soil is of a nature ahtcli I 'f.vitr vmi <•*
lh»n*t la* a
Market today on
anv l«»ng. r r»> lalltmtf a»««t trvm/
It is a success,” is the verdict of all who j a>>.
that a large amount of it, when wet, will stick to •urak
Chickens. 14c to 15c per lb.
to injure a man l^hind Itia lan k. C >nir
through the gates, so far as we have heard. Dr one's feet, and the morning was rather unpleasant <»ut like a »nan am! «ay publicly aliat
Ducks, 15c per lb.
you Itava to *av.
Withycombe and Messrs. Shulrn ri<'k and Judd because of this facL
\ eal, y to 10c per lb.
In tx>nchiai >n. I *dl way that wlirn
Pork, 8 to 9c per lb.
paid the management refloated compliments for
Entry clerks wen* kept quite busy all dav re anythin« ana »old at tli»* »ale, the pur
wnat it had accomplished
They all said we ceiving and placing exhibits. The stock stalls and vliMR« r rntrnhl into tlir full ami tindit*
putr.l p aa»*«ai<>ii of whatever lie bid in
Write no« f>r<»ur (!W folder. •‘How
MBS r K M.«DONALD
have made a sulendid start and that our success p -ns were not quite so nearly fill«’»! as was expect- ami paid for. bih I with clear till* to the
to P>r.. Poultry.» Qui-k r«pon« sud
aaim*.
I OR SALL
quak returi.« on all c»>„l<0ll,e,,te
in the future is assured. Of course these encom e I, nor was all the space taken in the big exhibit
I am hut if » ii » m l*hit»d your back to
iums were very satisfactory to we. who have t nt. Yet the showing of stock a id in the pavil- way tl»«w th'nga. but |»ut them into the
On a.cunt of iil lo-alth rd myarlf and
w’orked both in and out of season, who have lion was very creditable. The ladies* department n»-w»pai»rr that every l*udy may are them family, I h.-rvlo >.fl- r my butcher shop,
an<l kiuldK ai<a mv naiur to it.
Httuir. and biiaii < a- f it »ale.
To th.-
neglected our various business s and investis! mr in the pavillion was vxcelle«a, as were the vege-
w. it. P aul
rigid kind of a porchaarr thia buainra
PORTLAND
m >ney. But »hen •» started in to win. and eveiy t ibles, esjiecially pumpkins, squashes ai.d corn.
■a a paving one. Tarim rmaotiaMw
OREGON
THE CHAMPION I1OP PICKERS.
For particu art con-ull me at lb«- »hop,
m-’mlier of the association seems to be satisfi d
The program of Wednesday was ntcessarily
n tlir ca»1 aide id Main »trwt, i.eit
with the result
short. It consisted of excellent speeches by Con Thr winnrra o( lie Wrwrlv A Caín the bridge
Gt.OKliE Ktlr.XEKE.
ln»p picklng prima are Mi-» Marga ral
The steady rain of Monday and Tuesday un gressman Hawley and Colonel Hofer «f the Cap
IS t.alior an I <i A Morgan and («tnily.
laño I or sale .
doubtedly cut down the attendance by one half ital Journal. These gentlemen talked for about two
Mi-a Ikiliahua raralvrd a araann tickrt
VETERINARIAN
lio- Nrm (air and th» br»l calicó <lm>
and the exhibits fully as much. With fair weather houra to quite a g<xxlly assemblage of people in the lo
I offer my farm of 900 aerea fnr ari«* ;
iu Wraalv A Caín'» atora.
A4
aerea
in
cultivation.
15
a>
r<
»
»I.
alo-d,'
all the week, our magnificent camp grounds would audience tent, who listened very attentively. Ar <■ l. Morga.i and (anuir racaivra |UO
om<« Albany Rtable«. B«,th H iomb , 94
i.itind» <>( lia Reto Millitig Co.'- 1w»' ami )80acr*e of Hrat-cla». i■ « ttiiitg-r.
-have been filled to overflowing and our big exhibit nold’s attractions, merry-go-round, bamon ascen Ho»r.
ai d lio* l«r»l cauco drraa In lio land live tig mile, anal of Scio, Ima
hotte-, bart» ami fair orba ni; living
tent and stock stall» would have been taxed to the sion, etc., Iumishisl entertainment to a crowd that »lora goea tu Mr» Morgan.
alraxy , oreuom
water.
I am
Hering a bargain, and
limit As it is. however. T he N ews is fully satis neemeil determined so lie happy.
• ny o ie dr iring t<i lairchaae land mil
Il temtera «nd luvn In r- nrral «»<
•»«. J
lM.
In the evening Secretary of the Stale Board of •Vfk f»r •■lariro « om M. <«va*ionally, Io aril Vi -re me.
fied with the result We have, to say the least,
An
nomponn^ of
Horticulture Hon. H. M Williamson, delivered an |onk fhrwifh tetpAyera* anvrterlra, Ihrt
.uu««» lo
Mo0f Wo
done the best we could.
JOHN RCZICKA,
a otiltl th n a> » a tul rraitr the rpaa>>»
.„‘T’J'J’i?' MB,r- "T»«"’ »• now |>r»|>ar*l to
entertaining
instructive address.
f*rtn. Oregon.
Next year we will have had all the experience Thursday and
(hat "nu.takru farm r»” <>pp(»ar thr
fam I»h (111 new wllrino to all Tlw an .lor
(Albany day. alw> Franklin Butte
The News ofllie <i««a all kinds of job »(«»»»•I rwoinmnn.i» him ««a (naranlroo «atl»
approprialtun
Th»v woulo
gained at this time. We will be able to supply Stock Co. day) oftened nicely. The grounds wore iinivr'-lly
tail or wr... hin. at ho li;, «rat
»Tinting hi good aiyle and at reasonable lai'inn
thru ll»..lrralan<t how olw fc*l. to Iw
»Uwl, Altea;. ((rr,on
njanV tilings of which we were deficient und which well filled by 10 a. m., and by noon there were te*vU (or lb to..«(p ihv vipf *«l|vw, >noea.
’**
IS warrr»k*
»
HIM l<»N
HA I !*>•:
ñ
GOLD!
WANTED!
. Eggs. Veal and Pork
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PAGE & SOM
W. F. JONES
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