The Santiam news., December 11, 1908, Image 2

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We du not Know how many teachers are employed; A. G. PRILL. M. n.
nor what .-alary they receive. Nor do we know
wheth* r any of the state furxls are used to main­
tain a foot liull team, or not.
T»*l* pit*’»*, t 1* liai»|p* N<> Il
Ther- ar - a . r at many things you can tell US.
I>r. K«-rr, by which we will become better av­ MIO
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ORF.ttON
Apiainied with you tmd your methods. Ami as vi »u
WE WANT 70 KNOW.
ar«- in ti e employ of tin people, Ikx-tor, we tlie
HE TAXPAYERS OF Oregon are re<|uire«l to jM-ople, hav«- a right to know what kind of serv’ce
l»ay out a large amount of money annuall » yor ar»- y iving u-. A i it<- niz.-'d balance sheet will
VETERINARIAN
fur the aupport of the varioua «Ute inatilu- give the publicity th«- ja-ople want. And as a
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-•! the loffite Alhant **tal»l«’«. B« th Phone«
tiumt. Moat of theae institution« render itemized
ALBANY OKE uo N
atatementa of the »urn» expended, ahowing for instil ition over w inch you pr- side, the <-X|M-nse of
making
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exhibit
would
be
nominal.
what and to whom the taxpayera’ money is pawl
Wnat th«- p--->pl d nr-- of the Corvallis school,
We are thui» informed how much and to whon
money ia paid in the conduct of th«.- varioua d« - h.-v « ■ ■ r-- uf th-- Or v--n I'niversity and the
<►' s a- well
The very beat way toi
partmenu of «tale, the penitentiary, the insan«- ormal
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asylum, the achoola for the blind, deaf and dumr-
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i »-xtrava - nice, is plain statement of' expenditures.
Over
I>rog Htora
salary each employe geU in all of these institu­
We r --|uire fi a icml tat- tn mts fr itn our b inks phonal.
tions. Also, we know what the state pays to «-an and large cor¡M>rutions und fr >-n our slate ele-
ALBANY
of the employes of the Soldiers home. I» it when ene s n iry instituios. W.iy not »lace our ’tate
we come to the state schools, the salary list is not sehooh u|x»n the same basis? I’m i<-ily of public T. J NVNKaaa,
W. À. «•IMO
< aabiar
given. We do not know how many teachers ar • x ¡ m nditures i lould apply to all ut oar public and
Prrw^hfUl
employed at any of th«-se acnouls, nor how muc Hinmi public in.-titutions.
they are paid.
Now this is a condition that ought not to exi-i
NoTII I NO HUI DISHONOR.
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Tiiere should be publicity of the management a -i
lill iii’l’i.r l’i> quite imd«-r<tand just !>.»«• « ¿i-n-fil Imhknitf
exp-nse of all th«.-se schools. To simply slat-- bo-«
rirhang
id t»us iic t *«i t « * S- ti,i: >r Fulton in his en- i» i
L «n • tit««!** at rtirr«-fil r I«-*
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r. <>r t i <>'. 1 ui t'u1 v»o’• uf th*’ jMiiple in «t»f| «trull* I miuk I *» u principi « il ir*
and how much for incidental exfw nb-- i not :!i
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r to liitnsi lf in the
ent. We want a little mor«? s|M-cializ..iti<'ii, ar.«:
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who is a giMwl
have a right to know.
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The management of both the Stat«- I'niversi’y
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and the State Agricultural (.College are » ».t !» >
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knows
that
a ma-
si-cret to suit the |>eople. We know that a «r «•
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of
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Senator
amount of money is expended at each of th«- «•
institutions annually; but there our knowh’dg«- Fulton kt 'di - tli.it •• ' .i tur> • <1 down at the
ceases. We do not know how many l- ae er , ar« prmtat , - hot priiirf, aiai tiail Mr. take, who SAW MILL AND . . .
employed at either institution; nor how much they tr imq .tin u .¡i at t1 .i1 t ime. was turned down LOGGING MACHINERY
File |Mt»ple, 1’reShlciit
are paid. <>n these matters the |
kno-v al lio- J ilie election.
nothing. They simply know that the state ex­ Ko..><-vcit and I‘r, »dent el- el Taft knows this fact
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”l.et the | • opii
pends something over ilüO.tMW each year to main­
Alt>any. Oregon
tain these schools, and then their knowledge « ini' rule” - xee|4 Senator Fulton and a handfull of ma-
Now the pe ipl<, wno foot th«- bills, are not now c um- I'oiilii rr-. Ir-re in Oregon. Had Senator
SCIO HOTEL.
nor will not long be satisfied w ith this meager Fulton 1 K) will to the voae of the peoplr, as any
he
could
have
retired
from
honorsb|c
man
should,
knowledge of how their moneys are exjicnded.
We are justly entitled to and will know n'»< it the Senate on March I next .-till retaining the I hereby announce that I have
these things. At the same time, the ¡teople «I»« i«ol respect of tne peojile. Nlow, having failed in rd the Scio Hotel and purpose to cor-
claim there is any thing w rong in the maiiagenu iit having Faith President I mhi * »-veil and Mr. Fait to luct same in first cl-uu style. Mv tables
of either of these institutions. Ills publicity we uloeir t reat infi ¡- nee t<> break down the Ore­ will be iup|>lied with the Iwst the mark
afford» arxi my room» and lieite will
want and to which the taxpayers are ei»titlc<l. it gon primary law, he will retire at the end of his I »•t
lw kept cleanly.
I »hall give »peciai
has fre«|uently occured that state institutions ha«<- term, a disgraced mam.
attention to th« comfort of t'ommercia
M.
p.
. a ou i a\e i ¡ruotten the associa­ men. I purpoas to make my Sunda
« »me to grief and the management di /i i< < .
tion
given
him
with land fraud matters last dinner» a feature The public is cordi­
simply because there was too great secrecy in
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Mr.
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i-y. H n<- (Senator Fulton) had ally invite»! to give me a call.
t ieir management. The ¡»copie of Oregon do not
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eo.ir.-v m tins senatorial
desire that any of her institutions snail sutb r in
SCIO HOTHI.. Scio. Oregon.
this way. Publicity of expenditures, in an itemiz­ m./itir. B <t ‘>w, it.at ic I as attempted to secure
ti., d .-i.iev ai.d
ed manner, w ill tend to prevent both dishom-sty
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and extravagance; while it will nut injure tn«-
llave ah ÀtMtrwrinf Tiua en-ieuwi
proper conduct or management in the least.
I’he ii.e i . Ople will coiicl ale that he was none too »food
by Lbe
q at. n a ami i.iad. and tnat Mr. Heney
N ews has lately received a phampleL issu«-d by to |
Dr. Kerr, of the O. A. C. In this phamplel the Lad ai'.ple can - i > make the accu-alions he made.
Senator Fulton you have made a grave tactical
sources of revenue of this institution arc pnen.
mistake;
a mistake that only a petty, office seek­
But it is entirely silent in regard to the exp-ndi-
mal prv»|*rr I ♦ «««* Iti feti *t In vurt hrw*
in/,
nail
'A nunded, .'mall souled (lolitician would •»« (»flbr
lures other than in a general way. Wliut t • ¡« -
arv«*pt •• • • u hj nt mone) In» ned, « mi »
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KÜ..A ii,K «liuti» rr»ril»-| t ht» ’wnrfll o| OUt «a per
pie want, Dr. Kerr, is a balance sheet, show ing
rinfl K«i«l>hahr-<! in ¡Wf.
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are
despised
by all
the receipts and an itemized list of disbur ,-menis.
Z. ft. Hl DO, Manager.
We knew before the publication of this pluitnpk t. honorable, fair dealing people. Oregon would
what the receipts were and from whence they have a-eii piad to haw you retire with honor; but
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<<««t u«»r I bird an<1 Bn« «UMn Mt*,
came. But we do not know nor.do we nave any -ne i - more glad that you an likely to fail hi your
ÀI. HAS Y. OKKQOH
means of knowing, how these funds ar»- , x(H-mi«-«l. efforts tu d. «honor her legislature.
ilic kantiani Jilcu
SALE
Physician ¿ Surgeon
Politically Independent
T. W. RIDDELL. M. D C
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IRON WGRKS
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filili
Bo) s
overcoats
ms’
and
Bovs*
Sll’tS
Kimonos
I jh Ii<‘S, W ni>t<. . Í
1 udics’ mid .Misses' coats
Laiiieb’ and Misx’s' skirts
DR. W. R. BILYEU
Dentist
Plie Scio Stute Bunk
Mens’
l.adifs’ Knitted (¡olf jackets
Now is the time to buy yourself an Xmas
present
Sale Commences MONDAY, DEC. 14-’O8
Closes
Christmas Eve.
In addition to the Big Cut in Prices we will
give away
5
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0 $10.00 in gold
5 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT For Someone
0 /■'.wry tloljur's trorth of lot rrìmitilist you
0 bini of ust!urin i this sole, ¡jilts you limi many
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rhanrts on I hi $10.00 gold piece trhich trill
bt rajfhil of ( h ri si ma s T.rt ut S ll'cloch.
Regular Price Charged for O'oodx Sold on Time.
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TOP RPICES PAID FOR POULTRY
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Wesely & Cain
¡'mesi lost, W
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J Birne», W . r. frill,
J. A. Bilyeu,
C. A. Warner
J. It. Barner,
C. A. W ar tier.
Scio Millimi CoinpaiHj
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
Linn County Abstract Co.
Illi
lONIHAC I
campaign, he
IS BlMHSti.
p^» i«*iw«*l t<» «!»• any tiling
• rung ; ,
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•gr<enmnl*,
•«■««I,
g' vnrnitig
conlmcik
au>l
>• »*• gcnernlly well un,l« <
tl.nt ai ything >•! »ti c»|>l»u«t"O
UHliir« |a •upifl.ll».
W«
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Ul.der
•I. i»i that ulirn two |«rt|c» agrtw tud,.
at ylliing gnd one id tlie |.«rtir» di»'» lliv
tiling the cotilrncl <>r »,n »unci t nquir-
cd Idm tn dll. III« oilier |‘«rl> I hiuii .,-
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tl.rir buour «• rill*
a >h* I which will
lim » «tit «M <»fll<«‘ w«‘Ml»t I«’«»•««»<* a
t»ncl» u«*lioh.
B l all tiling* «*‘»»-
I. C»i.»v»s
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SCIO LIVERY & FEED
STABLES
SÀ h«*«f
S«l»,
Flour.
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ClougKl
Field
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Flotar •«<!
a< hang««!
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Tr«*l You Hltthl
Are ready to furnish you with
High-Top Shoes
Rubber Boots
Rubber Coats
Rubber Hats
Rubbers and
Umbrellas
CALAVAN A M< KKIGIIT, Pn ¡»>.
b-gi4ly r« »|w m»il It* ha bi* Their i* m
i t a dhe in •*»«!»• ’ I rtlrnii ur útil» nam«* > «»II » hr oí I lie»«* p«*lltluha,
plv«i|r«’ c*r . ph«^* it i iip'ti a r»4l «4 dUhuiior. It
• id of ihr Imrgain.
F«»i inaian» r, if A
it* v<»r*t I ’utioii which *>
! <« n’t du g» ' tlrincn.
Xu boiiorahi«
cmplu^n B to do a irrtaih work, !*>«* a ,<’«»!»trad * «•latri*.
lini«* »i, lite •pini
lla<-k« ninna i « iti» all traina bulh a*
ma«« w HI a-K I h » m*ighls»r tu «i«> a dia* Wwi .** l<r aviti Mankrrt.
"I» ilir |’«yiii« i>t »nd A <!* « • ih** work» ;our form *4
erhtt*v»«t-*th' ni r 14 th*
Otir riga <Hir timi rU»« »mi <>ur liurw*
A lut LofiumhU «I .tl 'hi commit an act oil
dnuiM oli li a « • Di «e
B it held rvi»| <ii“ihlr.
Ord B /bmild ■ tin j*»i Hy
••tat» ii vili Our
leghila toril rf wxl driver».
l'ricr» rra>M«i>able
pay in aihanw h»r thr work «»r wlial* tin the l>« • i Í» ba«r «s»m)4 * I « Hit Ih « n law* i •
•in uhi deci in a I*« til »»h of llil» kind ab
tier may lx* tli** cunefcierwtiufi, thro A part of It. ' n ¿*«« iot*nt, tlivi«* i* hilf » im
IlìaUii a«»ii I til aurthy of v««»livv.
I’ut. it before thing I lit* p4«**ig*«l l«gmliti«*r a» Ii*»ii4«r
iarc*»ti*ea rv*|*t»nril»ir.
n < rally Mini
FARMERS MEAT MARKET
a h» <k> t»r h»«# ; ably «h» ah«! tl et i». io « » nhtrr» t«» h •
rithrr A or B
True, hr might j
done any pari of «bal il»r contra« i cm II» j |Mtf I « f lit«1 r»ntravi.
S 11 I or nn I ar <•! Corn.
f«»r, thru, «I Iht» i h »tant«’ uf vllber l’art) . i rrtllMT I*» liiv Up lo ihr * f«t»liii<‘i»” olí
Bui
who
a»
uhi
ewr
hai«*
Ihit
if
thr t oiitrai I mav lx* a hr «gw led
I hi* pl«-*lgr
A inrg<- hu»til< r of our ritizen* at
CARSON A CO.. Prona.
jterfornied
lia» ».art
part i «nylhii’g t«> <lo with <»r h»v • a«iy «*<»n
« lll.i r par’y h«-
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tr- .-.I th»- ( »¡m Show held in Spring- i
:. t we < k. The »how wu a great ,
aHpidatrd f«»r him t»» «Io, thwoihvr must ' 1 fiiletive tn « twlrhvr a licirayer ui
I in- di.play of corn w as moat I
<« t»|»ly with bis part.
I vriylMxly un*
,,ttr»’live iitul Interested thousands of
dvrM«n<li> threw pr»>|<oaiti«>i»w. They rn*
In Mnhn<>n»«n ruunly |>rtilion« are
The other features of thr
trr lulu the daily IHr of w* ryonr.
N»»w bring ci.iillrttml J««| lint ptirpm»«* of rr-
.» »nr I t »» u-<- attractive. Doubt-
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tl» m<mt fn»> lii.»tlng of these wa»
the «»■vitr«« t that Sint« rnont No. I h ji»»- Irtkgilig th«* h'gi*lat*H*1 rhvt« «t tn that
t' - i .‘-.f-it <,f the game hint* from the
lat«>ra ina<lw with thr |*-»»| lr, is n«»t an county, fr»»m thrir pied' r*.
N»»w il I»
• late tln'iie Farm.
That alone wan
iMiivmml oi e.
I rgiplativr rnmhdatrfi plain to *« «* ihnt » nh votcrw win» vot««i A. itli tlie price of adtniiwion.
People,
have made cs.ntra«*ta with th«* p*< plr in for ihvM* ph »lg«xl niHiilw*r*t arc pr*«|»rt , have read about this game farm and '
'the
Work
which
w
done,
but
at
the i
thr |*a»t and will make thmi in thr |»eitti«*i>«*r*.
Ihosv alto voird f«»r lite
Springfield Com Show they were en-1
fntura.
Irxlerd, every man who I«** anti-Stat’ ment
un* inbr ih ,
in
thai
a i» d to see "with thefr own eyes.” It ;
<*«»iiie» a camhdat«* fur any office, I* gie* cmintv, have in» m*»rr righi lo sigi» a «.1» a f .mtantlal demonstration of'
Intiv«* or otherwise make»» a contract pelilioti «4 f«*leniN*> Ilian U they H v « h | iti what well ihrectrd efforts will accomp-
with the |»e*f|>lo.
That is to » hi hr the >!»<«• ¡»f MI mhi H. And nnlrea evrn hah.
One of the features of the Com Show
agr.*rw 0» «1» certain thing» Io l»r «•«»»• voter wh«» v«»fr«l f«»r Maiemrnt Oliera.
w f the sale of the prize winning ex-I
troll* d by certain princij»««« if liir pr«- •igna th«* ptMiifoti •»t rw ieaMs» U»e «■•»••- hibita.
|>le wdl give him thrir votre. N <w >| ia tract remali«* biiniing
1 - n ears of yellow corn that had won
Aa il wdf I h
very r hlriit that thia contract b«-vom«*« iif»f’!<• t«* get all t»f ihrM* Mgmttiirr*. '¡early 41,<»*i tn cash and atsiut Sl.MKi
in ii ei«hn'f-e nares were i>ut uo at
burnt* g only when the |«M)plr ha%«* «»«tr Mtiltimt« ah hrvtliorrti are »Imply
auction and sold for *S10, or 451 an ear.
elr« t«*d the van<lhiate
bv giving Irin Iwilting rttm» *>nr wall.
1 ■ grower of the corn, Mr. Webb
Clover Sard.
tlw.r vote*.
1 ti which eaar, the Irgi»*
Workman of .Maxwell township, bid in
M*»«*liin«’
|**4itn tail« ami
inachin«
lakir, if such l«c the » liter, lnn«»m«w oh- mrtlHMla «Ik* har«l. They hate mani| n- hi» i'Wt. corn after a lively »ettoo with i
A 1lniit«-l amount of abaolutady [Hirr
I hero w h<> wanted it
i gated to «Io the things hr |»n»mter«i lat«x| ami rontr»4l«*<l p»litical matter*» *
I h- •• ten ear» were declare»! by the osi ck»»«r •vv-l lor sal*. Inqulroof d>a
when on thr campaign, t«»«l«».
The ron* h»ng tha^tt ' ' ’«'• -orii
"nig«-»» to t»e the best in the whole »how
k it
Hibler-nill. O». or of R. W filli.
tract la just as atrnplr as if tl r lrgi»la*or psililira aa %•■»!« »1 rLlit*, <4 a hu h thr The , »<' inti the t-est in the county ;
■ ». the g'nnd division prizes an<!
had l»*’««n t-n p ••)«d !<» ti«> ac )
Ft x - )«*• |»l«« bate no right to <lhr*< Ibrni,
Hick >ry Bark Cough Remnly, mail*
finally the grand sweepstakes.
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the Hickory Hark Rrmr-ly Co,, of
Heil it ma> Iw* a little t« ugh b»r tit»««’
The ten ears of corn that won the lie
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V\ h«’ii b* ia Inditctrd into «»th««*, he i * hi an* krt« •* hav** to f » i » i •• bra I’tir. la»s --* grand swerpatnkea prizes W’ert* -alrm. Ore, goaranli—l to Iw pore,
huí in bv Mr, A. I). Mack» of the
make« oalh that h s lovia alite acta»n I kr (hr Fr»t <4 «1», I»'.I tl»ey Will
gna'ant, nl to cure your o id or nioiirr ¡
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S migli< ld News for
and will be
shill «‘onf«»rin lo the r«*i|fttr«*mr» taof thr ably hav«* ‘o metle.
rrfun>l*<d. Gn»r»i.tr«f to n «k«a friend
1> a <
to the national corn »how at
roifStil lit»»! s ,4 thr »tai«* of Of»-g- >i • ■ ■:
For «ale b» » C I’r—r». ?*,-«>■
But th«**«* V*uiit»‘ n a|» |*T’-pie hav* if * if aha for exi.ilulion and competition, of you
ut U*e l uiled Matra.
If
the m«uai right b» )«*t.i«4»u
On., and ttral-ciMa dealer» r<«iy • her«1 0
intn i«» <Ju -th- ohm mt < ariinvillr Illa.
SCIO,
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Hitler & Sill Co
Mik »unit
not ooh
i nv ;
b» dialtuimr lb«*n r« li<’«, but their wive»,
They
be child rvn aiul It I«* ode, ma well.
I pr4«h»»M**i, I»** i* m«»i*By •»« lignt«*l t«* «**’ h Vc h<« Vigili tu allrinpt tuli«*«* III«*;
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Jih ma)
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nt) 4
thr |»«a»pl«
|>e«»|>ie wt
>f the
liAHMl r»ui lirt‘ah» «i l»r
Idu.
•saidr,
litri- »I«-« |ntHiolicr(HhlHd ¡
iiuat«*«l Ilici»* I m .’ g»>* 4Í <it:/ »» when iht'y adiUw and I
rgi««at<
Fifty
e*« Up ít’v for ■ ilftmand that invìi »Indi («»militi m<»r«i |
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V 4'1» I«* tmifce th*
ikrir rboire. ’íarjilty. ( A 4 every man, who pair»
1 nl(«»i
J* lal<-« *rii
which o»i<ll‘« t* * «’h «•*« MUlIli»» it I law
Th«
v • .at-
W •» <|<* • G«*n*r»l C u»iom Milling 1>
I *«•«!
Leather-sole Rubber
Boots
And everything for wet weather
OREGON
Yours for business
HIBLER &. GILL COMPANY \'
All kinds of Fresh Meats,
Sausages, Fifh, etc.,
stonily on hand.
Highest market price paid
for Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork.
Our purouse is to conduct a
first-class meat market
I DROP
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see
the
NEW
Edison Phonograph
PLAYS 2 KINDS OF RECORDS
Price, $30.00 and up
E. C. PEERY, Agent
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