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I1 f ciav to atlrhti th«* aduca*
li* n’i I m<M ting.
V 1 < »-dian » L *r»| a vary •urrMMH
L’* (• «1» I »» L <»l in if»- Hr inter district
Thu ia dr. C*lDt*ti*a
-«* »•! v.-^r tn this m L«»ol a fact that
Lr Li-* ability as a
traelier»
Illi II .
111! Ol’IMMllOS IO MR.
BRV IX
There are half a do>en Democratic
papers in New York who««- presistenlly
hald thair h l<«'al Tcachvrs Instituto ut
Utter up|a*sition to Mr. Bryan is on«* of
tua
tri» I *th atul
an
llth in.tanta. a. «■•
the moat entertaining features of cur
prvviouslg
ann«>uii<-v»l in «Re Ss»» 1 rent politics. The list of them inctuJ«*»
III« atlviulan.« «a> g*«>l ai «I lliv pio
■ the Brooklyn Engle, the Tim«*», the
grani waa well carneii .ut. F»vi». i r
World, the Evening Post, ami a f< u
MWinnl p'vswl «itti II.» me» mg.
others. These (tapers make a mistake
Nearly all o! l! » tearliara pr«-s«i t
in dealing with .Mr. Bryan which al
look |«il in Ih» «Ila* usai« u» anU. <1 -ul.t-
able atrati'gista are careful to avoid.
lesa ni Ut h «aluablv ml-ru itimi «a,
They willfully unden*stimate the char
actpilml hy our youi g tra« lieta <p:it«
acker, intelligence ami popularity uf
a tiumbrr ut diallnguialirsi r4**«at r»
, t*>c man whom they w ish to defeat,
nata prvaeat The K4I «u g a*a o »
i The T iitmhs . for example, says of Mr.
ila lue- ot ili» t»a« h»ra pira« nt
| Bryan that “his motive* are as plain as
Maini
K»lly, Albauy ; W illia Mv-
Kuigbt. -vii», A»« P Ihr-na.
<> : lay light can make them," meaning
! that he is a candidate only for the
Irrite Nolan. ben»; Relax, a Kuikvr.
j money there is in it.
Such a state*
Ixicunib, II. M L'rouka, A.l*any , <> I .
i merit is little short of madness. In th«*
Vyrw», Scio; V I.. C «iavaa. S to ; T J
iieas ir-*s which Mr. Bryan advocate-*
»• in, Jsiu. I A Fart.aaorth, Hi* 11 a»
M F. Ariiol.l. Sci.» ; < M -atnlrr», Al
he is, we think, not insincere, nor are
ban» , Mail.a * Maann. Mt'au» I « l
:
Again, the Times
li» McCulkich. Albany; Fila Black, «I his motives base.
I remarks that "the unexplained and un
laniy ; Mr» A
M ManUer», Albauy
Giti» Prati. Alt*auy . 1.1- »4 Murguau« . explainable thing is how reasonably in
Albany , 1 •-» Urtai t, l.liai,
II. i i» U-lligent men can listen tu his tiresoUH-
¡»ratings and his transparent tntorepre
Solan, Alban» , W.l Jackson. All in»
.
Such
fresie *t. SRellnn. I.»mi» , laa u .Mol«t- iwntatums of current events."
giimary, Scio, \ utili R«v. - •. W. i language shows a strange obliquity' uf
mimi in the ¡*r»on who wrote it.
J . larren, 1 li-'toas . F. I«ì« < > , mt J ■
These metropolitan papers underesti
vrwin; F.lla *
Aliali, Hliwl.l. Fitti«
Riaigrr». .*» io. t. K Munsry, iauuiub mate the popularity of Mr. Bryan. Tu
; follow them one moat believe that the
.rat
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Invest la a Meikin Mine.
Snpt. Jackaun an«l Principal
A number of our cilia ns have inxeai-
e>l pretty liraiily in Mrii. aii luloing
property through President Ediert, ut
th la city, a 1.0 i. promoting Ui« sale ■ I
slo* k
Ata <livetllig I the * are I
ere tn this city <*n Mumia». a met
tlalleriog rep. rt of th. In.ue « • made
bv Mr. Stamp of Stayton, w I h » had
recently visited the property id the
lularest of the shareholder».
The mine is 1». •••! ab ut ?»> in
Surlb of Ilia city ul M « ■ aud is easy
of a* < rss. belli« .1 nvat dirocli» o a m
<4 tailwai
It Is planned for the entire uuilllwr O|
shares to bvuntied by nix. u.
I b*i*
and Stayton.
I>ovelu|*im-nt w *rk is now going--n
-
| *
aud bettor per loti. Ill« share hul l is
belirte that when the mine ia lully I.
Vvlo|e*d, they will own a tine paying
property.
»hip with extreme reluctance. Il al
most »«*erns an if the Times and th«*
Brooklyn Eagle imagined that he had
NN
ilt |>*w«*r by which he could
make |ieuple follow him against their
will.
The Times remarks, tu quote
another sentence, that "the Democrats
uf the South ilo not want him: they
will accept and aupport him only bo-
cauM* somebody must be sup|*orted and
he 1» at present the only man very
much in view." Why Mr. Bryan hap
¡M’lis to lie the "only man at present
very much in view" the Times discrete
ly refrains front explaining. That he
is not the only Democrat who would
accept Presidential honors if he could
get them ia dear enough. Indce«l, th«’
Times mentions Johnson, Gray, Har
mon as among those who are willing
and who are Mr. Bryan's "auperiurs in
every quality that constitutes fitn< *s
for high political «»ffice."
Amazing
that the DemocraUc |*arty, which is so
weary of Mr Bryan's leadership, d«< »
not discover th«! su|*rlative fitness of
’•
"f ’' ■
r . ■!. I • 11 I . . .« i . ' * .
masses of the jmrty are irretrievable
stupid?
Is it becauae they do not
know what they want? Or, after all,
ia the solution of th«* mystery tho much
simpler fact that the New York ,ia|M-rx
do not know what they are talking
uls.ut, that the Democratic voter*
in Mr. Bryan qualities which no other
man of their party exhibits? Tu what
other politician in recent times ha*
such unswerving fidelity been show n n*< [
Mr» Kiiiniirl Kuns and cbiLIrrn de*
1
» Moudav. f«»r a protracted
Al! kni« "I g' ««« ••. I, .lier
| .i ’ • i • in Idaho.
M r
limi plaster, eli., fui cash only, at Hr--
K ii f rtpM t* t«> w«»rk <»n the electric
e » ’s tír-« . r».
Dr. r. K Sanderson, >. «>, tire- |».n- rsi tn ins« with C. W Bra rd. during
i he aumninr«
I •»«
ruction . u K ilt*.
I I
< alavan. •!»•» will I»e .he prob-
A limited ani. iiiit of haled l*av f«»r
« ihlair *i>r (' uiity Clerk on the
ss'e, lulled. «1- I**** t' ln < * me ami <
I
»atic tie krt, han been quite »i« k
»«••• il. W . I*. I oiig.
grip. 1
I
rr; rtad l > b«* trwtllng brltrr and will
non t riterion, pai.« this city a burine**
lw v'lit in a fvw day.
l iait <>n
Klne-.l.i»
Avriit Wanted— IrtiiO rrayon por-
Wo make a spa la I » • 4 « a ri supplies.
tr it* « II < »••!», Irani«*'* Bl cwtita an«l up.
If *e do mit lis»» «bst you w.uit «»
■ t
- i • • »• t rat li
Y«»n ein
» ill gel it. I iuu* I« « - iy.
Socialists Count) Ikkct.
par
make I'M» |H-r rent profit or
Mrs. A. W. Hag« » ami il ,ui.ln<*r <
Wrrk.
( rifa urn«» and Hamulm Irre.
i
line joined He l.erbnii • .* I falber I b rank U \\ Hli.'in» Company, 13M M
A social st ceuoty < nvrotiun M «•
this ci’y . i li \< « dm * Is» e»**nn g.
Tav l’»r M , (’lilt ago, HL
beiti Bl the court li ur», Alban» "«Im-
Linn Count» Fair Rinvenir dishes Rt
J-.bi* Beard, a n <4 J F. Brard. of da» alteri.ooii «Uh sighl.eu <l> "gai*,
We-.dy’s gii 'eiy.
I ■ o.« -i d «et your t -
ty, at I ah«> ia an employe in the preeeol. W. S. KlcharUe pre>l*h*d.
pick «lille the saeiirtmei t is go <1.
I
*"i»d <u<*h»H> h*Hitr, <ame up last
Tue follo«mg ticket «se ie>iuu uled
T K. Sm der»* II, <1* ntl-t. "el < Ir* gon. ’*.»! Ho rriiiainui£ ovar bU'xlav in
For repreeen la lieve—W. il Ingram,
All *'ls-*« r "t llenti-lrl . < Hi. tr I*et » * m t *iUllg Lotor foikt
Johitir hat held
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la.
Lebeu , M
III«- livery rtshie anil harn« -r sb'
«L ui i | • tion in ViM'la Ham’s servivw Trullinger, Shelburit
*»l fii(**eii yram.
lounty judgi
M F llay.-a. Aitai y.
Ask the I srm r's Me.it Mark. t. * "
bheriff. J< l>n Bruwn, Swret Homo.
fu» the highest price for teal ami Im.r.
to Mr. Bryan? Is it a reproach to him
Clark—M. K. M aley, Fueter.
P XRKI.RsV ILl fl III.MS.
The) ate hi lie maikrl uh the lime.
or a real tribute that his followers
Recurder—F. H Bilami, AII mui » .
J. E. Cyrils coii'i'leted di.v'i’g the
cling to him in evil fortune mure
Asaessor A. t. In» .li, Ohclburn.
trenches, i'1'Vt't |. -*»« iv*, lin* tii-î of
I ■■ ii *11 !■ r«-ra ba»a l*erii rtigav^i b»r
loyally than those of other men in
Trwaurer—Jolm Sanloer, s» io.
the w “ek, for ■ i i • » «ater - rtem .
>\ t«i > a\s in nioving thè “>g|firig
! victory?
Hupt
—
O.
B.
Cyrua,
s»
io.
ite Urger «me t » a polnt cl«»»e
We haie » full lit*«* of Wall 1‘ap.r, < gii;»-'
Finally, the frequent retiroach that
Survryor I C Ouedal», Albantr.
Cari*!*. I’au t*, **ii“, "-.«-’i. I* ’• i a i » ti r n i ti d tl.»- »mailer « ne lo Ih«
Mr. Bryan has divided his ¡.arty is n«<t
Con
n>
saioiicr,
loogt.rm.
\
Cla
l.k,
(.Hit (t! tilt- Ill' UUlain.
Glas«
<■ »>■ u- a mil. ( i a- "• - ■
true any more than it is true that Mr.
M • ai
Mr* MiiSll, <-f Alhany, vieit- Crablree, short terni, il m i iuir< i.>l>,
«
(
J. M <«la*r, a |-r. I l.ii 'i'i orator
Rooacvelt has divided the Republican
sheli'UinAlbauy Pemocral.
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ir
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M
*htrr,
Mra
llirain
Parker,
some reno» u I» 1'1 !•■'* t«- |>enk i this
party. Both parties are divided lie
Mr. Sma I whlle lirrr, apeiit
eli» at the lla| tisi ei.ur, h on t| rii iti r» >.! t.
cause an irreconcilable difTcrence of
DI
Alli
Ul
II»
<1"IN
•
• i-ur* in tKiiit halli» g. iarryiug
ai d 17.
opinion has arisen among their resw-ct-
a li« «• tlM—a bome witi» bini
it. Sii» itou, of M John» l au* ti) "* h I-
ivo members. This difference of opin
\
«’trt »<1-1 entertainment ai<d
A lormcr Resident of Selo the \ k tini ion goes to the roots of iH«liti<n! phil-
iieielay to s<i| « tint* n
ili** sai** of il*«*
ai ♦ a 'he* ' ( thr rr<ri*l evinta al
of ticart Ili.case.
usophy and the science uf government.
J liu-i »li planet, «hielt war lo «i'.r
• • i ol L u«e. cuna sting of M»n»t,
In either party we have on one side a
the fidi"« mg day .
d* cla ni.» t n>na, (hah'gHta ai*«i impromptu
faction which believes that govern
«Ve have just re rived a new line **f
Word was received tn tine < it jr last
1
I hr » < •i »l» waa errati» rn-
ment exists to maintain the prlvilcv*-«
M nil I'njwr lb
in i '¡* ¿i •
l n" j vr.| y
Mr
I
<1
<
ioni,
ai>
vid
li
nm
Friday
ll.al
ì wh<> wrre pteaent.
uf
a class.
On the other, a faction
ami »■ e »hat we ba»e Is4"n- you b »
II la ri|< irei Ibat Olir aaw miti will i«»p«xt»<l cttiaan u( bciu, ha I 4ir«l, a
which believes that government ex
el-« » In re. Cl.n- \\* *«*ly.
a < start up runn'tig <>n fuli lime. Thr victim of heart dia« aa<', uu that im.ru-
tots to promote the common good by
ani firadv In in «4 thr big aawa Hig
Mi-s M.«tid i rr.g-. *4 lallu si*, a Lo
aboltohing privileges ami making all
Mr. Goin hv»«l in 9« to for «rvrral
has l«vn mj urn ng at Parse*'» Mills wtH L<* 4 nnet wrlct'ine eotiml.
men equal iiefore the law. Belw* cii
yrsra,
purchasing
ami
impruvuig
tlm
Il
li
ihr
purpt
of
)our
cnrreapnn*
fog scierai «••• k», return««! lo In r in.Ine
these factions there is nu hula* uf real
il t- <
tmue imi» for publkalion, Selo (louring mill». Wheu «hr mil. was
for a sin rt Urli, lari ."aiiir«iay.
rvconciliatiun in either party.-Ore
bur
mil
in
lor
»arly
!«>»,
Mr
1«
I
i
Im-
a * de-irr thè W'»rl<l to k"uw thal
Mr- I l «. I ah- I.«i . I and i' . lren, i
gonlan.
wellt Oler l" t rahir«» U-l I Tai n. Parker».i r .• a niill town of no amali ii«»«lialrly »r*-t»<l out | r»»« nt »)>lrmli«l
- »in<l thnt w«- I a«e atpira* roller nulla; now usurd by cmoiisol
- t « n i-«
wing l*rgnr. Ihrre )• Scio.
abut dai.« v of r<M»m U»th up ami
Mr. Guin iiielalled and operated ■ ur
first »Irctric light plant, cr»< t- i the
dwwn lite rieek tur t*spanti«»n.
CARSON A CO.. Prop«.
Notice is» hereby given that the
tirsl brick busiuwa liuus» in > i>> ami
P atr Fiatata.
City Council of the city of Seio,
was a leading spirit in public improv«--
Ore., will receive bids, at the
nient aud vnierpriM. • > long aa ba was
W LSI SCIO HUMS.
Council Ciainbi is in said city,
one uf uur citurus
When In* disj*.■•» I
for tie on re I use of all or any
All kinds of Fresh Meats.
uf his pro|«rty Interest« in this city, he
portion of $»5000.00 of negotiable Mr. W J U îi »« li an ie » ij«< ted here want lu All*any, remaining therv sever
Sausagt*s. Fish, etc., con
coupon interest bearing bonds, thia week w lit bit lanuly, to enter up* al years from wheucr he went t North
stantly on hand.
of the city of Scio, Ore
Said *>li tic work of making a new home.
Yskima, lontumally aiigsgmg in the
bonds to be issued in denominat lira J. II. Kistler io quite sick with milling business
Highest market price paid
ions $100.00 t ach; Imaring in I a t ppr *»d roiikditls, Mr. Kistler ia O( bis family, three sons survive him, fur Beef, Multon, Veal and
terest at the rate of 6 per cent, i«t r<. >vering Ir >m an attack of the J >hti II , ol Altieny ami Arch ami Ed, Pork.
per'annum, interest pavaple aen>- »a me.
u! North Yakima.
Our purpose is to conduct
mi-annually.
Said Itonds will i Mrs U J Burden and smaller child* Mr. Goin was a citiren I sterling
a Aral-class meat market.
have lo coupons attached, the
worth
in
any
comnniuitv
in
which
1.»
rmiri. I ■ n last evrnii.g’» tram
same to Im clipped from the bond from their pr.d i ged stay in Portland. lived. Iluii'il and ut right, rnterpris.
by the treasurer of the s nd city
The Best Pia. » in Portiaud tu ll.«t
Mrs I. J. baunrn was on th» sick Ing and public spirited. North Yakime
ia al
of Scio, Ore., when due.
»t I r a (-« davs immediauly al the has h st one 4 her heat < itiscns
These said bond« will be dated
of brr school, «bull e»»ut took
the first day of April, 190S, and place weak before laat.
Lalavan 'A Ithdraws.
at West «nd «< tha Mori im .li Str« et
will commence bearing intearest
Evanna.
bralg».
NOTICE ton SEALED EIDS
FARMERS MEAT MARKET
SCIO,
OREGON
of
Pap’s Coffee House
from that date.
CHAULES «I. MÄHER
Tney will be issued in denom
Owing to the fact that J. E. Calavan
Benefit I’n mptly Paid.
(Succeaaor to Ritirr Br.a.I
inations of $100.00 each at 6 per
is now seriously si< k » III) the pr- -)«-. t
PROPRI F/roR.
cent, inter* ^t and are to run from
Mrs W. II. Flam and s<>n» Henry and that hi« diri»»« may continu» for some
five to twenty years.
lias deemml it l«si t,, «ni,,
Walter, dcrirs to rxpres» tl.»ir gratitude weeks,
Park Cough Hemosly. n adv
Bitis will be received for the V. th«- *d»r of M.aiern Wositien end draw his Ktilion for the ear didsev >4 by Hickory
Ihr Hickory Bark teme.lv Co., <d
whole of any part of the i.-sue.
..»i-.-. . illy th» Crabtree camp uf that . county cl»ik on tho iMnxwrali«'t < ket, Salem, Ore., guaranteed to I» pure,
Bids should l>e in the hand« <»f
. r, f"i th» pri.mplne»» «itli which , Fu un Weilnewlsy he sx-cuted his form goa'anlred to cure your cold or mom*«
the city recorder not later than I.- death lanafil uf the 1st» W. H al withdrawal ami forwartled th* same refunded tliiaraiitresl to make a frie d
of you.
For «ale bv K C I’rery, Sc...
G o’clock P. M.. .May 1. 1808.
"i <m »as im »L <• a mutual ioearance to Chairman T. J. Stile» of tbe thmiu Ore., and tirst-clsaa dsaalere every a I.er*
The Council may accent art! «.r !<-r, ti e Mud»rn Woodmen cannot be cratic cantral comiuiliae,
award the purchase of said bonds | surpassed.
Buggies and Wagons.
Photos.
to the highest and best bidder
for the who«e
th
If »Ott want notarial work dune, a
We now har« all our »ample« nf
whoie or any part of the
Gat the be«t wh«-n you a.e getting ft.iggiee, Wagons and farmiue In oi*
ids
ie.
or
it
mav
r-j-ct
any
or
all
•
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'-•*
«ritten,
or
a
’
•
t tr-uaion
.« . .
li» V.
1st hs-r
MI1 tfa»t
v*-in
hcr flHsnl
till«-*l ont.
out, Vf»«l
you « can
r»l r nd
get them at J G ('raw Ioni'» niente on esldbit, svime and get ihr
bldd at it a diwrvtion.
, ..
.
it «lour at T h * N««sortie» upon abort Miidk>, cornar snvtid and Lyuu »creels. prices I * fu re you buy el-na. here.
1*. H. MACDo.NALD „once.
Albany, Oregon.
I uàs U uttt
I
- GIGANTIC -
REDUCTION SALE
G. D. TROTTER’S
Department Store
STAYTON------ Oregon
Now in the hands of the
PACIFIC SALES PROMOTORS
of Portland, Oregon
Must be reduced
in eleven days
Sale commences Saturday April 18, at 9 A. M
Closes on April 30th
$25,000
Il or/// >>/■ /)/,’ Y (tOODS. HOOTS and S//OES.
i tc. to st It el /Tom.
Not 1 Cent of profit
i*r Look fop /ui^'e /tosh rs at
G .D. TROTTERS’ »STORE
Now in the hands of Pacific Sales Promotors
(Q:.>
U. S
san
I I I I I vi I t.BRAllON.
I ranclsco,
col., May
6 to
1.1
taint!
FAHMERS and HORSEMEN
Will do w«dl to call and acc mr l*e-
Im lusii e.
fora | mhnsing
Foli« w it*tf ir II»«’ | r» grani of • i 1« riain*■
iii« iit h»r ibv I ig I
fieri «>t whr aliljm
durìt'g itf *ta% »ii >an kranriH'u
Wedlir*dat M») Oli» Ire
Arrivai • ! H« rt
Ahrrii*t*«fi. « ili* «d
«all*, I vetiiiig. r*-«rpti«)h at d l»all al lb«»
lairinont. (>|»vn»ntf <4 Ciub-h il»«* h»r
rubai v l» rii li BruU »lit ri ai.d l a-
% ilmn at I igl (L ai «I Maik* i.
I I i III m U v Si a » 1 » b
I uraor ai U • “ « k
Krtr|'il«tii b)
<»« v- rii« i ami Man i nt I (tulliani afirr
parati»*. <»« v«*»ii«-r » Lnhqut'l al Fair
lutili in il»«* rv» iiiiig
Inai <*f thr In*
f'-rmal reception* i» thè a(l<*rti«a>ti ai
thè kairinvnl and >t I ratHia II >trU,
«.’«»n timi mg rari» day
t'irai «»1 thr Lami
tiU erta in ih»* ahcriott'ii al I nion
*«}Uarr. in II e «v* ninnai «ertone una#-
«tigiivd »'piure* nini p»tilia.
I i i«L» v May Hih
B i vi « w «*f thr i < et by St « re’ary Met-
'ali.
itami**« inMadiim.
I'»* ai ratea
! ai AU iuh I n . Banuli* i t<* c«»mmandityt
«»111*« »a ni t*t I mm i».
baturday. May «il» <Mkiand l»ay.
bun«iayr( May lOih.
Yacht < 'hil> citiiae.
Heligioue •« r-
( vi«riii li»«» Eighth aud Market bir«* t
pa vi In «Il.
M<»iiday, May lllh.
(«riaklaat to thr c<>rr«*a|»oh«L*nte wi(h
thr fb«*l.
Auto mie l«»r «Muffi rra
l)i>»er vai ioli c r ride ¡•■r Idi vi>h»t«- i
men.
ltr«e‘pti«H» enti » .id at ti»** Fair-
inont. Busi racr« off thr « ity fn»nl l«»r
Il v Battriilwrg cup -big .*a«y rveul»
Ìurrday May 1/lh.
Chddr« li »
la*
>i r< tal arrang •
metile tu takr X a KF» m I h »« i | rhil«ir«*i» I«»
>♦*«• lattile ahipw
(t A II. rr»««pliunat
bieauilaitd K«i»k in Ilio vveniiig.
U «do«--«lai, May l.bh.
I>ay of atbirlice et .•Medium— ba*rl»all,
tirai
1 iugrtii>»«r ai «1 field oíanle.
ramalpala trip.
Tbuiwlay, May lltli.
Berk*
In the evening
Berk« Ivy
iry bay.
l»ay. Dinner
I —..
by llir graduates m<» latiuu of the I .
K. naval ai ft lvtuy.
Friday. May l&lli. Hants R<*M bay.
l'na.Bigm-d events.
Recepitoli» by Native Sons ami Native
Dsiighlers, I »steri« Star and KnigMa
laut pier.
M m . M< Mrauar,
G. P. A., O. R. A N. Co. A .«. I . C».
« Lines in Oregon.)
< it »«. s. I as.
( P«< lile Sy.laiu )
I’.
W. a.
Cashier
T. 1. mo a rax,
Pre. I.lit
The Scio Stute Bank
RITO
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OREGON
Hnrness
or anythin).:
• Is«' |*crtnining to th«» use of the horse,
*'!»«• where.
I have <>|*en<ni a first cl a»» Hameait
Munufactury in Scio, and
1 intend to
make just such work na will suit you.
I use only the boat oak-tanned leather
and my workmanahip to subject to your
i;. ¡« . tioii.
My prices are as luw as
: good material and honest wurkmanship
' will allow.
Come and see me, and I am auro
that I ran suit you.
W. W. WILLIAMS
llarnaaa, Saddle«, Whip», Pole«,Etc
SCIO, OREGON
A. G. PHIL I
Phijsician
M. d .
Surgeon
I »l.'phi.ti», I 1< hang>< No. 11
St To
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OR Ft ION'
H. .MONTANYF,
Attorneij-at-Lato
S'.iiary Public aixl Solicitor
ul Patanta and l'»uaioii«.
tuli c. 232 Waal 2u«l. Ml., Albany, Or».
c. C.
BRYANT
Attorncij-ut-LotD
< «»ick lime»
Alban., tire.
W eatherford & wyatt
Attorneqs-ut-LuiD
Office in Blumberg Block
ALBANY
Both Phones Hl
:
O moom
Eur ipsin Plan
HOTEL ROYAL
(Formerly RoYAl. RESTAL’RANT)
open pay ani > night
Owing f*i th» action nt th»city council
|h <-• a gen* rei hanking end •scliange cl< -ing all rr-stanranta at 12 o'clock mid-
I.
S II i, ,t , . r»t ' I,.'., l ight, th» alsiVW change was mad» lire-
busi I w»t
icssary.
etui draft» h«u«<i <»u priui ipal citi»*«.
TURNER A WILLIAMS, Prop.
hubxiii« lor ll>« samtiam News.
i Alltany
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