The Santiam news., March 05, 1909, Image 3

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■a»«*-
3'<
*’*?*
•shly ground horae-ra»liah rvadv
for th« table. 25 cents per quart. Mrs
V. A. Me Knight.
Ml \M' MIMMI CO. I I' III I».
• ill firove to lie on« of the richest in ,
A. G. PRILL, M. D.
RLGI h TI ri . d i * io >
.Mexico.
For
sale.
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3
thoroughbred
p«x!igr**e«!
The fact that every representation
Last year, Mr. Wm Ehlert ami fam
ma le by Mr. Ehlert has proven to t«e ! mal« jugs Boland Chinas II *«'kl old
ily,
were
residents
of
Scio.
They
now
Mr
Yea
Cannon,
an
old
time
resident
ALBANY. ORE.
’ *
of Linn county, died at his home at reside over near Lebanon Mr. Ehlert’r Í true, is moat satisfactory to hnn. as he j
, . . «
i
,
•.
Also
bui.
A l»o a bunch
of same age pigs crut»
T«lepl>«ine, Ex.liange No II
Grvsham, Oregon, on February 28. at biainesa ia that of mine promoter. But « he*! lxx-n openly a**ru»«d uf lying by Mr |
•lerkshire
and
Poland China, guub
Stamp,
He
fes-ls
that
the
opening
of
the age of 78 years.
he
ia
diff.
r«rt
fn.n.
a
vast
majority
of
‘
RCID
:
t
;
OREGttN
PRESS GOODS
stock, 13.50 a piece.
j leni tela. While mil men *h« th** »valv<l tunnel is a vimlication, am11
Albany, by a ten to one vote, voted mine
Trappist
Father«.
Jordan
follow
up
that
bvsiiHM
have
nothing
!
<*k
’
arra
htm
from
every
auapicion
of
j
A very nice aule rr«-atn Panama.
to Issue (50.00) in bonds with which to 1
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C. C. BRYANT
but a visionary proapr. t of a mine t,., attempting t -•'revive th« people. The
build a new high school bui ding. There j
The attraction haa proven too strong.
su ilnan« at 60«. *1.00 and (1 SO
I
promote,
Mr.
Ehlert
haa
the
real
thing
*
KWS
publishes
this
length*
«ketch,
ir
New Herges ami M <«ul G>««i«. in
( Riley Shelton is to again be a resident
*e«*ms to tie considerable enthusiasm
Ix j justice to Mr. Ehlert ami . . for
-resiu smi utber Ughi «bade*, very
stout the matter
i ■nü »umethiig
- that ta - destined
----------- tu
— . --
,, th* satis • ■f Scio and w ill engage in his old busi
I
»L- ____ _ . -I L. kl
ipprupnste tor uutiug.
j come very valuable, to ncotnmind to I 'sction of the many stockholders in thu
I iH-aa. that of real a state ami a general
vicinity.
Wilson Richardso«, is circulating a th« people.
otaria! business. Ilia office will In- at
Cusick II un K
Alban*. Or*.
OXFORDS
petition for a new road, which euta off
Whtn Mr Ehlert was a n abh-nt of th « CHK'KI NS uttMI. HOMI. IO W<*OST, the old «tamL one door South of the
a corner of th« A. T. Powell jilace. In
City, he rt»nvinc«d a numlx-r of tbe
Onr stork «a* a little late in enm
bank. Mr. Shelton wishes to thank the
Scio, February 17, 1W9.
«infe r to avoid the heavy gratis of th« people of telo, Albany, lx-banon aie!
■ ng in but «• complete n«W. A little
l>ev>plc of Scio and vicinity, for their
eatherford a wyatt
Editor
of
the
Santiam
Newa:
I
have
cemetery hill. Mr Richardaon »ay* ' viciniti«« that he w*s < ffertng them va!-
more st« le ami a little more quality
in all the numbers. Itou’t fail to *e-
that those intervatevi are willing to re­ uable minlng stock ami he suc< «-.sic 1 in been an inter« «tod Hatoner to the di* 1<he ¡ xmi and that he will
cusaion about the normal schools that '
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<“ «”* busine«»
•<ir Patent Colt Oaluru* for ladle* al
munerate Mr. Powell for all damage
dispoeing of frvm “5.1XM) lo luO.OU)
*3.SO.
, has lieen the text of considerable or­ vhich may be «‘iitrustcd Io him in the
the new road causes him.
j »harea io Scio alone.
atory during pa»t years, ami have wait- ulurv. If you want to aell or buy a
Ot!ke in Blu ml* rg lliuck
BLANKETS
When Scio people want an enterprise
arm, Riley is the man to consult.
He urged inap, ction of bis pruperty - ed king hoping that some iiuated persor
establish««!, ami a bonus is to be rai»«d. Ml »tronglj that two of our towns»nen, would give forth th« beginning of tbe,
A go-.J 5* gray wool Blanket, the
thing fur oaaat or uiuuolaiu u«e,
they simply "dig up without any mor«* ■ t'harl* s and J«>hn H «aely, in company at least, necessary downfall of th«
*4 50.
adou about it. The «'ondens*rv stock wa* with himself, visited the j*rujx*rty; ■ schools. Alxait the year B4M. the
L. 11. MONTAN YE
taken care of within one week ami now ! which is but a short distance from the
normal school "push" at Monmouth.
GLOVES
CARSON A CO.. Prooa.
the sawmill bom» has b.-en raised with- city of Guanajuato. M* itco, a city of Drain, ami Ashland, deeded that the
in three davs This s|«eaka very knallv several thuuaam! inhabitants. W> lie normal departments in private college«
Men’* reindeer gauntlet Glove«,
fur the enterprise uf the j»x>p)r uf Beu* there, th«- W« »<•!>» inaj<«ct«d the pro- and private universities must go. The
•1 «0.
N’oiar* Public and Solicitor
A gixxi Glove with b«>r«ehide palm
ami vicinity.
I . pertb
t
, * . am)
pcrtii » thoroughly
ami gave u
OREGON
fact that the private schools were main­ si’io,
of Patent* ami Pensiona.
and goat cuff and t>ack *1.00.
;
favorable
report
when
they
Senator M. A. Miller returned b.*m. ^‘«•’•‘■le n jurt
arnvad taining normal «lepartments, ami on th«*
Home new driving Glows 11« brown,
•
Ilice,
232
West 2ml. Si., Allwiiy, Ore.
75«.
th« first of the w«wk from th« legtsla- j i home.
average, turning out better ecjuit>pe<l
Soon
after
their
return,
a
meeting
of
All kinds of Fresh Meats,
tur«. The Senator, as heretofore, I
teachers than the state pani|ier<*d inati-
made a good n-cord. He was one of the . ,hr
of Ihrectera of the company tut'ona. was a standing menace to their
Sausages, Fith. etc., con­
hardest workers in the legislature, amt 1 was h« ki in yclo. at which time it was existence. The twojde were tieginning
|
determined
to
send
Mr.
Stamp
of
Stay
could always be found working against :
i to inquire. They asked: If oureolleges
stantly on hand.
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LOCAL BREVtTirS.
ex travagrnt measures ami for what be t‘,n’ *>•»*’’th« re » as manager • ith in- can furnish ex|«ert teachers, why sus­
wweeeoeeoeeoeeeeoooe
considered th« beat interests of the I structmi a |u push dev« lopnu-nt of the tain so manv normal schools? So the
Highest market price paid
B»ne, •! ell, granit, grit, and tisx JMMipie. He reports that suine legisla Imine. It was tut. at that tune, g«-n list went forth "Smeml the law". State
Oi'-r W Iwurlh's Drug Stur« Il ih
tn»sl at Wesely’s Grocery,
lion was adopted that will I*« of gw at • erally known by the atockiiok'vis of the Sunerintemlant Irwin, hoping to bring
for Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork’ phones.
:
cum|»an)
that
Mr.
Stamp
ami
a
numtvr
nlsiut an amicable ngr«*eim*nt, «'ailed a
Born-Near Jordan on March 1, OP, hem-fit to the jaibllc schools of the
state. More money is to le provi «1 ¡of Ottf-r Stay ton peo; le w« re heavily meeting st Newnort ami invite-l thom-
to the wife of John Folz, a daughter.
ALBANY
... Oregon
> mtervsUd m a mine, but a «boil ills
Our purpose is to conduct a
J. J. Barnes came down from h a for smal* district», ami there is to lx* at I tance from *‘La Bonita” ami "Nuevra that were inter«<ste«l to lx* present. It
least six months school in every district
was very evident to th<>»«* reatiing be
Mehama ranch, last Tuesday morning
T. J mvnkkm «,
W . * sa Iku,
The foregoing was cilp|»*d from a j Ydria", the mines repn«■ tited by .Mr. tw«-«-.n the lines, that the "qmsh" die' irst-class meat market
hull line ol G'iart.tr—I Eruaaian an <*k
rrv*nl*«ui
Cashier
Ix-bsnon newsjiaper. which is big giving Ehlert.
not |iurts«e to come to any agr«*emeiit
and jsiultry rsmed.es al Wwlji's
When Stamp arrived at the mines he at that conference. A eommittoe was ill.MARI. Of l»ll 1x11)1. TIII.L.»
a word of well merited praise to a pub­
Grocery.
lic officer, to whom it juatlv belongs | found Mr Smith in charge, whom he appointed to bring the matter twfore i
liavth an
«>f IH.« rrvi<ar«xl
Born To the wife of Frank J Tach Senator Mdler, naire than anylseb rise 1 rcheved. He. also, fouml a mai> named the legislature 1 he rwault |s fhr* tires {
by U m »
auner; of Parkers Mills, on March 9, was responsible for the iiaaalng uf the ; Grlttln in charge of the working force ent law which contains a "joker”. Th«'
scio . . . OREGON
*09, a Son.
bill making the appropriation for th« i as foreman; the work being «lone by a "joker" ia: The state normal ran
«iuzen or more Mexican peons Griffin graduate students at 1N years of age I
Born—to the wife of William Knauf, Linn County Fair.
i*ne* a generai lamking and exchange
was continued as foreman by Stamp, hut tbe private schools cannot grmhiat«* I
on February 27, a son; both mother and
‘nisiuees Lut'» made at current rate*
ami. pracLcallv, suprinU miant ss • « II. t* i» h«-* *« until tb«*v arc L’l veers «»f ag«* j OftKn nul prnprt |
iHton l Kt pun hat«
child are doing well.
A BIG SA’A Mil l. I OR SCIO
»r Mvt' pt a* < ma h h t nt
hi *)) htmiicsl, <»Ui
•ini drall« i**uod on priticl|<al citiea.
for Stamp rarely visited the min«-, giv­
Can anything le more unfair than I alrttiftn ■ »«* • bi*>g lh«»
o| our <**l*t*l
Mrs. V. A. McNight was visiting her
ing his entire time to his own property. that? Th«re has lx-en an undercurrent i ’»un K*« m <•!I«I***»t in
For
severs!
months
there
haa
been
Bister, Mrs. Ed. Jones of Shelburn, f r
talk«! of a sawmill for Scio. Gener-1 I It has since developed that («ritfiii’* of filling throughout the state aiming I 1
Z. tl. Rt Dl>, Manager.
several days last week.
to wreck the mine, by •>»»
ally, the talk haa been associated with pur|» »<■
For Sale —My entire holdings in the the moving of th«- Thomas Creek I vincing the com pare tl.ut th. r>- w c« the many frlemia of the colleges, that! ■ rtl.e cornar Thint an«l Hr««i*taliiln St«,
u al
has boded no gixsl for the norma!».
city of Scio. Cause: III health.
I»« »rm>
Al.HANY. «>KK<IOH
Lumber Company’s plant of this city. ¡ rni'tO Hlii, no gold or
"Now let the galled jade winch". I
L. W. P omeroy .
This talk has Anally culminated in quartz in tbe property ami that it might If the normal people ha«l played fair at ,
Riley Shelton has about conclude«', something tangible and the enter) rise eventually tx- i«lui»or.«d Lv tl •• . n
that time they wouki not now be inaui'l i
at ll’nt rod of the Mort iron Street
jenny. Instead of following th«- ksfe in a “sea of trouble”.
from appearances, that Scio is g«xx| seems now assurred.
■ridge.
enough for him.
Contracts have been enteft-d into be- i I the devekq men! work, Griffin directed
An
experienced
compounder
of
”Ye reap as ye sow”. One Arsl-claiu« I
Chas. Wesely went over Pi Albany, tween M Alexander and n pr< o-ntatixe« the tunnel entirely away from the vein technical normal sch.Mil. is all that Ore I
CHARLES .1. MAHER
last Friday, and on to Portland on the of the Scio inter« ata, for th«- nee« «»ary i and was slmj ly blasting a hole in th«* gon needs with her present population.
millsite, which ia locate«) a short distance ¡rock where there was hot the 1« a»t
l i t ti,»t lx' : . «ti-i st !..i«*< »>«• giving i Succe-nor to the late Hong Wo Tong,
following morning.
(Successor tc Riner Br«e.)
trace of mineral. These conditions im­ the student«« the privilege for res«*arch I
Mrs. Miller, of Salem came uji Tues west cf town, the price agreed Ufon
PROPRIETOR.
pressed .Mr. Stamp that th«* mine was in the dlffrront departments of the uni ! •if Albany, Oregon, i* uuw prepared to
and
a
small
payment
made
u|<on
the
bay to visit her son. John M , of thia
, Oirniah Chinese medicinea to all. The
worthless
amt
he
aisn
te
l>r.
Hill,
of
land. Also, u.-otjiu.t In» t • in tru.:.
varsity. It will lx- a weak school, if it iindnrslgni-d recommends hirn an I guar
city ami the new gran«! baby.
ami signed up binding the Thomas Albany, who had be« n eh*« t«*«i |irrsident is simply a di*partm«*nt of the uni­
iintce* aatiafaction. ('all or wri'.o hilft
Tom Settlemeir, the Albany corn doc­
Crvek Lumber Co. to have its entire a abort time tefore, vic« Wm Ehlert versity.
•t
117 Wust Svcpnd Street, Albany,
tor, was over looking aft«*r the corn
mill plant installed upon said millsite resigned. Stamj«, also, inaistu«l in hi»
House it in its own buildings, vena- I Oregon.
crop in thia vicinity, thie week.
and in operation on or before the end letters to Dr, Hill ami others, that rate ami apart from the university. !
M. Wt:srr»i
And now it is ex-President Rooeevelt. of the year, and the citizens of Scio Ehlert ihoulil atop lying to the people Make it the peer of the Oswego training |
Th« African trip may even caua«- th** have undertaken to raise a bonus uf about the mine am) telling them then* school or the Winona normal. Our I
"ex” to be changetl to "the late"
i was gohi wh«-r<- th« r»* was none. present norma!« are little better than |
>1*00.
SCIO HOTEL.
Dr. Hill had invested heavily in common schtMila. | believe the tax- 1
Governor Benson should think well
At the pn sent time iTursday) about
th«*
property
and,
not
living
»«tiafte.1
before he opens the doors of the state SHOO have been subscribed ami the
pavers will gladly suppirt a school of i
treasury to the gang of legislative cor­ entire amount will lie L-rovidetl for be- with the rejiort» Stamp was aemiing up, high merit. Everybody play fair and j I hereby announce that 1 have lean
|decided to visit th«* mine in j>«taon. In the beat gms! of the state will come t*. ed the Scio Hotel and purpunu to con-
morants.
fore • the eml of the w«ek.
' December uf Lst year Dr Hill, Mr the surface.
duct same in Arst-clis» style. My tables
Father Moran will say mas* in the
The mill, when fully established, • ill Smith, ami Parria Hansard ami Chas.
J. R. Gedde*.
will be sujiplnxl with the best the mark­
Wesely-Cain hall; at 11 a, m, Sunday, be capable of cutting 40,000 feet of
Cumming», of Lebanon, visited the
et
affords ami my rooms ami lieds will
March 7, ’09. Every one always invited lumlier daily, ami the management
StltH I n Bl ASH VMI l>
property. When they reached ihr mine
lie kept cleanly.
I shall give special
to come.
stands reaily to increase the capacityof they fouml no work being done ami the
W<-ek I»-fore Inst the Bohemian snei-
attention
to
th«*
comfort
of Commercial
Earnest Rex went to Albany, last the plant whenever the demand for mine »haft till«xl with water. Dr, Hill «•ty. T. J. S. gave a maaqueraiie ball at men.
I purpose to make my Sumla)
lumber
will
Justify.
Of time, traveling ex­
Friday, to take charge of a barber chair
put men to work and cleared the min«* th* ir hall, a few mil« » East of town, dinners a feature The public is cordi­
The enterprise means the bringing of of wat r, «o that a prop«' ami thorough Ordinarily our ailopt«*«! f«-lkiw citizens
for a few days and. jirrha| s, to retain
ally invited to give mo a call.
penses and fatigue can
a large business enterprise to this city, inspec tion could la* made.
have a very orvfe rly am! mk - ik I time; but
the poaition jiermanently.
W ill M A hhott , Prop.
a dozen or more families, an abundance
I m * mailt* by using tn*
I*n siderit Hill soon found that Stamp this time it was diff« rent. A number SCIO HOTEL. Scio, Oregon.
"How are your taxes this year”? is
of cheap wood for the people amt en- was giving "I a Bonita” but little, if of our Scio young men conclu«i«*d that
a question that everybody aska these
shortest route East.
couragement to other business ent. r any, attention ami being sat.sfitxl, from they wuuhl att nd. In order to insure
days. The usual answer is "about 50
Hick try Hark Cough Reme.lv, mart,
prises to come, as well.
having
a
g»s*l
time
they
carri«<l
along
a
scources that did mil admit of deception
per cent, higher than last year".
by the Hickory Hark Remedy Co., ■•
Th<*rc ia but one »hort
that the mine waa everything that Mr plentiful supply of booze with them,
Salem, Ore., guaranteed to lx« pure,
We are requestc«! to state that the
Well,
we
jmlge
they
hail
the
"guai"
Ehlert claimed for it, » cur«xl an option
Pi lli le SCHOOL III MS
gua’anleeil to rum your isuld or mone»
and direct route between
W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting at the
on th«* stock hel<! by Stamji and his time, or thought they did at leaat- But
refuinlrtL
Guaranteed
to
makes
friend
The
attendance
in
the
advanced
room
I
it
was
Baptist church, on Sunday evening
different with our llohemian
• crowd, or those w ho w« re interested in
the West and East.
• •f you. For «al« by I- C I'tx-ry, Scio,
is gradually being diminished.
March 7th. A program ia promuwd
I the Stamp mine; leaving Chas, t’.im ! friends. While their customs differ, in
Or«., and tirsl-tlsss dealer* everywhere
The high school has ten pupils and ! mings in charge, as sujierintemiarit and : some resjieet*. from those of th« Arneri
Mr. Arthur Edwards, who haa accepted
1
cans,
they
ar«
m>
I.
sa
lailiea
and
gentle
the
Mh
gra.le
eight.
We
ho|>e
no
more
an ex|ienenc««l Mexican miner as mine
th» position as foreman in th« N ews
Clover Seed.
j men. They welcome th«- Am« nr an». to
, 1 foreman, came home.
office, went down to Woodbum. last will drop out thia term.
1
their
entertainments
and
dsn«*«
s;
but
Everv sunbeam ia weleomeef by the
The father of this Mexican miner
Friday to escort his wife am! chileren
pupils, fur they sre very anxioua to * once owned ami workeii the "La Bon- they expect them to lx* gentlemen while
A limited amount of abenlntely pur«
to this city.
take up out door sports.
ita”. and is rejxirted to have taken » they ar« gu«»ta. We regret to state •rd rloVer need for aale. Inquire of lb«1
THE O. R. &, N
Mrs. J. G. Gill, of lebanon, eame over
School is making some pre pe rat ion - large amount of gold ami silver there­ that our Scio l«oys left their gentility at llib rr-Gill, C...... . of It W. Gill.
Saturday morning to »jieml Sunday
Oregon Short Line
for the sduiatiunai meeting, which is from. For some reawm, the old Mexi­ hum«*. Indeed if rejxirta lx* true, they
with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. L. I .
<!«*monstrat«x| that they were first-class I.
to tie held here on the 13th of the can abamk»n«xl the mine and sealed it
!«. C alava *
mN
Calavan, of Natches city Wash., who
up by walling the mouth of the tunnel rowdies ami do not d> serve to lx* r»*cei-
month.
returned to their home the first of the
!
veil
in
r«
»tx'ctable
society
,
especially
UNION PCIFIC
John Stieha haa given up school and with ro*k. Sealing up a mine, it seems,
week.
is an okl Mexican custom am! sometim*-» when in the comlition that they were
is working in J. F. Wesely’a store.
^A complete line of ••l.iilvs Be*t’
mines are entirely lost, so natural do I r*|>ortr<l to lx* in at that time. Th*
The Professor and pupils have l>een
There in untturpansed
they make these scale*! up places ap • Bohemian tallies in particular, will feel
garden ««xxl«, alsike duv«r, red clover,
semm I «tl ! if aw such
a« ««• b» visits liecom«*
ft
. a** a * noted
O _. A for
. ««
very agreeable for the past two weeks j pear.
*' gratful
through fast train aer-
white elorar, alfalfa, r«d top. English
I We hope the good feeling will continue.
Before President Hill left, they fouml th< tr
“7
rye grass, field peas, vetch, and timothv
vice to Denver, Omaha,
Last week, being examination week, what appeared to lie. a place where
Hoys, .........
don’t .. do an - anymore? ' **
We
CALAVAN A M< KNIGHT, Prep’s.
/- fee’
at
s«-ed—prices alway* reasonable
kamwa C’ity, Chlci»«,
...i
ws failed to get any itsma for the Mper. this mine had been s«-ale<j, which after ; sure, now that the matter h»»
Ws«eh ’» Grocery.
with direct connection»
Profeaaor is going to get someone to it had lieen ojicned prove«l to l«e the that you f«-r| heartily »»harried of your-
Hack* connect • itli all train* both a<
(xxxl progrrss was made on the con-
to all point» East and
re”member” for Ivan Miller. 1 wonder mouth of the tunnel where the okl selves. You cannot afford to acquire Weal Scio and Munker*.
denserv. last week. In another week ' who it is?
Mexican h»t mined. Owing to the fact the name of "rowdy”.
South.
Our rig* our fir»t da»« and onr liorse«
must of the machinery will be in place.
that
Dr. Hili had contracted a very
Mies Maxwell has the piano in her
Mrs Marv ilmlge, of near Philomath, g>«al drivers. Price« roaeoiiaHe.
Mr Rodgers expects to be able to turn
There is an abundance
heavy rold, amounting to almo-t pneu­ ia visiting her mother, Mrs. C. A.
the plant completed over to the com­ room, thia week, as her pupils are
monia.
he
deemed
It
best
that
he
should
of
matchless scenery
practicing songs for the Educatvnnl
Knauf, of thia city.
pany by the first of April.
hurry homeward. So, giving i ns true-
meeting.
and an opportunity to
Some I mm I v has »aid “If March cornea
Messers W. A. White and W. C.
tioes to opjien the sealed tunnel, he
Daisy Buckner and Rirdelle Brenner
make a daylight stopover
like
a
lion
ah«-
will
go
out
like
a
lamb
”
.
Simmons, of Idaho Falla, Idaho, ac­
I boanled the train for home.
checked up the library books Monday,
Certainly
last
Monday
bail
a
sort
of
at
Salt take City if it is
quaintances of W. S. Carpenter, of thia
The aealed tunnel has been openwi
and found that there were a few mias-
leonine »pp«-ar»nc«-.
desired.
city, arrived on Monda* evening and
| ami ore, rich in both gold ami adver,
Watson Bros, of Albany have added
ar* guests of Mr. Carpenter. They are ing
I waa exjHiae<i to view. Sujvrintemlent
•
•
Hasel Easton was absent from school,1
tat us tell you all about
looking for locations and like the ap­
Cummings in a letter to Dr. Hill in de­ a fine foundry building to their plant
last
week,
on
account
of
aickmss
at
what can be done, before
and
are
no*
prvpar«l
to
handle
any
pearance of Scio and vicinity very
scribing the find said; llon’t get ex-
home;
but
is
now
with
us
again.
class
of
machinery
work,
They
ar*
you purchase ticket
cite«!
but.
I
tell
yixi.
it
kmksawful
gooti
much.
The 10th grade pupils have just to me. Assays running from tJ' to ini first-clmi workmen and know how to
T. J. OANNKN. Agert.
Mr. Cyrua A. Walker came over Sat­ I flnished their long compositions, which
FIRST AND JACKSON STREETS
have been made from ore taxon from 1 treat their rtmtumrii right.
urday morning to meet with Banner
West »«.«
they havr been writing, during the paat this one seald up tunnel.
It is suggestetl by peoplo who own
Allmny, Oregon
Grange to complete the organization
month; the subjects being "The Cru
The two mines comprise a Isxly of »14 land adjoining the city limits that the
Mr. Walker thinks that Ban
sades", "Abraham Lincoln", and "The acreo of laml to which the comj>any haa *tre«-ts be opened through the co* pas­
Notk*
’ has the largest charter
French
Revolution
”
.
as
goo.1
title
as
the
Mexican
govern
­
tures
that
now
lie
within
the
city
limits.
Wm
McMurray
Th««e knowing themselves indebted
of any grange ever organ­
member*
Th« book-keeping class will finish the ment • an give. For a distance of .'issi b -fore the city limits are extended. tn the undersigned • ill please call and
ize*! Weet of the R«<ky mountair • an«!,
General Passenger Agent
foot th« re ia, cfe arly defined, a vein of ¡The attention of the city council ia call­ •eitle. I ne«al the money.
pouibly the largest of any in the United course’ this week.
mineral.
Mr.
Ehlert
thinks
tbe
mine
j
ed
to
thia
suggestion.
One of the Pupils.
E. Ç. Tasar.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Stat«*
S. E. YOUNB & SON
Physician
Surgeon
Attorncu-at-Lüiü
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Attorncys-at-Laïc
FARMERS MEAT MARKEI
Attorney-at-Law
dJVh
DR. W. R. BILYEU
r?-»» • ■ *
Dentist
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The Scio State Bunk
Linn County Abstract Co.
DR. J NON F00
Pup’s Coffee House
Chinese Med ¡ein es
At Even.
MONEY
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A Saving
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SOUTHERN PACiriC
SCIO LIVERY & FEEU
STABLES
WATSON BROTncn Ö
IRON WGRKS
SAW MILLAND
LOGGING MACHINERY
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