The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, September 10, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"*>•! *• L" I • ’•’ aq TtMV*- —v Arti UüùV i New arrivals this week at Weaelysl 1 Grocery. Egg ms wiles. Wheat Rerrira. | ' and Quaker Corn Flakes. Try them;, j they are fine. i S. E. ÏÛUN8 & SON - ,'V.' ’ DOMESTIC BAKING Layer rake— Minerva Gill SI. Aenene Cole SOc lx>af cake- Eva Ewing SI (Continued from page 2) ALBANY. ORE. Fot'XD - An note book, probably Coffee cake— Beaaie Morns SI belonging to J. B. Crabtree. Owner Handkerchiefs, not lees than 6- Anna Fruit cake- AeneneCole SI ! can get property by calling at thia office Pnll 41. DRESS GOODS thirwet cover Claudia Gill SI. Anna . and paying for thia notice. ART DEPARTMF NT Prill 50 cents. A very nice wale cream Panam , Henry Miller, shew mill was burned Infant s skirt Mrs. II Parker SI. Photographic v iew» A. G. Prill 12. j a short time aj(o, has leased another i «1.29. Quilt, not craxy, cottun Ollie Shelton J. F. Wesely II portable mill, with which to complete! Siciliiana at 90«, «1.00 and «1.90 complete New berget and U oui Gouda, in ; his tie contract». He will commence SI. I oitxlsca)»- from copy, oil Pearl sawing next week. cream and other light shade«, very Peery »1 M) Q uit, worsted Kate Trexler Si appropriate (ur outing. Wm. Flemming, in order tn make his ' Animal study from copy, oil A. G. dog more comfortable, thought h«- Prill »1 MACHINE SEWING would shear off the heavy mat of hair. ' Water color pbuto collection A G last Sumiay. Well, h« did, but he now Night dress Anna Prill 50 rent.. F‘rill SI Onr stock was a little late in com j camea his erm in a sling, lx-cau»«- the | Quit, not era.) Mrs. J N Jones ing in but is complete now. A little ' dug did not like to be cunaxlered a sh«-e|> Still life water color Alchie Bryant more atjrle and a little more quality SI Albany contribut«-d a large number in all the numbers. Ihvn't fail to see Taprstry painting Mrs. W inston $1 ARTISTIC N EE DI. F.Wt )RK •ur Pat. ut C >lt Oxturds (or ladies at I of visitor» at th«- Fair on Albany day | Cabinet work John Crabtree 41 Booster Struble ami Judge Stewart saw »3 90. Lunch Cloth Claudia Gill 50 cents. that every one of them were pro|wrly Photographic collection Mrs H. V. Centerpiece, silk embroider) Edna Pendleton 42 SO tagged. They even la*so«-d a number i BLANKETS Shumaker 50 cents. I of Scioans and placed the Albany brand , China painting, conventional deaign Ha^langerembroidery Hannah liar Addie Peery 41.50 A go*«! 53 gray wool Blanket, the , on them. . e v ¡he thin« for o*»l or mountain u*r, Foa S ait Eleven hea«l of Jersey China |>ainting—Edease Peery SI Silk embroidery, long A short stitch »4 50. . now», one entitled to registry ami th« Colored copy A HoleCek SI.50 Anna Prill 50c. ' Italanee wry high grad« • I' desire to | Cro«s stitch embroidery Beanie sell the entire beard. Addr«»» A. U > GLOVES Gregg. Silverton. Oro.. R. F D. No 3. Bry ant 5Or, FLORAL DEPARTMENT _ ___ __ _____ Men’s grim leer gsunt let Glove». : phone 6-13 Rraxlence 3 miles south-1 W abavhian embroidery Anna Pnll east of Silverton. ....................................... I Sweet (was Daisy Buckner SI; Alchie A g«»»l Glove with horeehlde |>e1m Quite a number of our citixrna are Fancy sofa pillow--Daisy Buckner 5rtc Bryant 50c and g at cuff ami tock «1.00. Asters- Da "V Buckner SI rusticating in the hup yards. Newt . Sofa pilluw, long ami short stitch Nome new driving Gloves in brown, Crabtree ami family ami a number of Edn, Sh.imaker 50c. Fuchia Vesta ls>ng SOc 73«. Bohemian families whose names we did Paiisie» Archie long SI f’.st card sofa pillow Mrs. H. V. not learn, going Inal Saturday ami Ot Pendleton 50c. Hydrangea Ixmne Wain SI III and fan i: . an. . \ i \- • . Sofa pillows, awerpatakea Beatrice Variegated leaf plant Leone W’uln family on Sunday TrvInc 50c. SI The Albany Commercial Club is fitting • LOCAL BREVITIES. W * up the moat attractive club HUMM in noAieeeoueetteeeeeeoo the Willamette valley outside of Port WHITE EMBROIDERY PRESERVES. PICKLES. ETC. laud Id-.. . ■ w , t ’ i. ■ i ■ . Pasture for 3 or 4 cows. Inquire of manufa.-turn Sofa pillow, eyelet — Maggie M »y Assortment uf pickles Janie Miller >1 n :..»’ • . -J • • ■ ■ > J. F. Wcselv. , represented. "Country Club" milk Lunch cloth, eyelet Eva Ewing II 41.50 Canned fruit V. A. McKntght 45 Lunch cloth. wollachian — Agnes L N. Jones, of Cottage Grove, was a should have a place. a Fair visitor. Diaplay canned goods Claudia Gill Of course o ir Jeff came to hi.» ««hi Wisely SI. Si<ieboani scarf, eyelet Effie Harold 4*5 John Wallace drove h's family to tl« home during the Fair. We mean Hon. Jefferson Myer*. He pax) the Fair IL Preserves—Eva Ewing SI Indrmlence bop y ards, Monday. management a very llatterirg compli Sidetward scarf, wallachian Anna Swret pickle» Janie Miller SI.SO Th«- steel of our new bridge »’M ment upon the showing maile ami pre Prill SL Vegetables, canneti—Eva Ewing SI placed in position in less than two d.ctod that th«- community would reap Centerpiece, eyelet—Anna Prill Si 60. Jam—Eva Ewing SI days. great benefit therefrom. (‘enterti e« e. French embroidery — Jellies in glasite»—Anna Prill Si 50 The Fair is now over and everybody While atteixlmg the Fair ta«t week. Agnes Wesely SL50. can have plenty of time to prepare for Mian Nellie Morrow » iu m>titied that Centerpiece, shadow ClauduF Gill winter. her millinery eatabbshment at Wood SLSti ■* SPEI IALS Miss Ida Miles paased through town burn hail deen destroyed by fire, it in Centerpiece, Mt. Mellick — Anna Prill last Friday, bound fur the Krebs hop nut known how the fire started, but 31.60. i Special contest for machine (¡lady» ¡there are aiMpiciuns. The stock was , Jone», WWSXSK tewing •»•«»» machine, »••»»«- , « Roberta a ’ rssw,-s * •» 1V»1J Ray yards. value»! at 12500. with »xml Inaurance. ( rntrrpier# waHarhiaiwAgmm Wesely $2.60 Our new bridge is "a thing of beauty” SI b>. I Contest for tool chest, woodwork— Harriman, the greatest railroad king and will be "a joy forever” to the Centerpiece, hedebo- Agnes Wesely Merl Cvrua tool cheat; Rollie Isibaugh the world has ever produced, is said to people of Scio. SI. 50. ] to be at death's iloor. B ell the world Ladies suits in all the new styl«-s and will move along ju»t the name, whether Centerpiece, coronation cord Agnes Needlecraft shop premium—Shirt colors for fall, price fa.% to »16.50 at he lives or dies. In fact, the man who Wesely SI 50. waist, Beatrice Devaney ».'• Wesely 4 Cains. takes hia place may lie a better frieml Embroidered table linen- Eva Ewing Sofa pillow—Edna Shumakcr |5 Alliert Shelton, formerly of Arling to Oregon than Mr. Harriman ha* 42.50 been, ton, but now of Portland, paid the Pair embroidered towels — Bessie ■ (N» tb In the above in many exhibits home folks a visit during the Fair. , there were second and third premiums I). H. Ixxiney, J. C. Simpeon ami Bryant SI. Pair embroidered pillow cases- Edna awarded, in which rime a ribbon was Uncle Frank Devaney came over from Worth Huston, were the judges on the Their work was very Shumaker fl. Albany on Friday before the Fair and race course. I the award. They were not so marked satisfactory. The' factory. They compelled every remained until the show was over. Hat. eyelet —Daisy Buckner IL on the award sheet, hence do not ap race to I be cuuductod fairly. Mr. louney Shirt waist, eyrie-— Inna Prill (I. Ladies, misses ami childrens coats is an old time race starter, and knows 'pear. Ed.) for fall, a beautiful line in all the new the game thoroughly. He would m>t Shirt waist, applique Lana Miller $1 colors and styles at Wesely 4 Cains. permit any funny business Shirt waist, shad««—Edith McKnight Chris Bily«u drove the first team Several parties have promised to ' Cook and Peary will now keep the 11. acro«« Scio's new steel bridge. Night Gown, eyelet Maggie May «1. deliver w . mxi to th«- N kwh . We would public'a attention as to whom tx-longs like to have it hauled as soon as cun the honor of discovering the North Pul«. Corset cover, eyelet—Claudia Gill Si The S. P. evidently intends to give Ax the l'ole is said to be »MSted on » venient. Coraet cover, French and fagotting Scio the go by. W hen the electric line I floating chunk of ice, it might have R. Shelton has »old one of the Munkers ' Edna shumakcr SI. cornea, the S. P. will get no business drifted down to a more congenial 50-acre tracts to H. Shope, of this city. , I climate to be discovered. But I’eary Display white embroidery Claudia from this locality. He is negotiating for the sale of another ; says he has nailed the United States Gill 3>. E Ina Shumaker 42. one of them. ting to the aforesaid Pole and if t»M Infant’s jacket, eyelet-E lith Me. L ost A steel fishing rod, last Sun It is said that considerable lumlx-r authority of the flag follows its various Knight S> day. on the Richardson Gap road. will be ahipfied during the next few positions, it will not be a great whil« Honiton lace center piece Hannah Finder will please return same to P. H. weeks. The Trappist Fathers will ship, until the dominion will be extended to Harvey 50c. cover the entire Artic region. Mactiunald, blacksmith, Scio. Ore it is said, 16 car load«. Diaplay battenberg ■ Anna Prill SI. A new line of Royal Worehcster j Battenberg centrr piece Agnes IJncoln Lounly High Svhool corn u. Price |l to F< each at W«-»«dy . Wv»«ly She. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, made A Cain. Orders taken for the Bon For iriformatiun in regard to Lincoln Honiton lace collar Agnes Wesely by the Hickory Hark Remedy Co., of Ton corset, pricr 4-1 to 420. County Hi|(h achool. Stenogra|ihv, Tjfpe- 50c. Salem. Ore., guaranteed to lie pure; Grandma King, a yearly exhibitor at writing, V ocal and Instruniental Music, g'la'aiib ed to cure poor odd or money Manual Training. Reni of furnished the Fair, was on hand with a bed quilt DRAWN WORK refunded. Guaranteed to makes friend which made manv younger women cottagi s eoet of li» lag, addi Wilbur, Newport, Ore. Fur sale by E. C Peery, Scio, jealous, because of its excellence. Lunch cloth Mrs. () E Eichinger SI ul ou. Ore., ami lliat-daas dealers "VH) • here Sofa pillow Agnes Cain SI. L ost On South Main street during tlclluw Vetch Kecd the Fair, a black rublier ladiea licit, | Sideboard aearf- Anna Prill SI with gilt buckle. Finder please leave Santiam Farm haa 4<*> bushels of fine Corset Cover Claudia Gill SI I or Sale same at the SANTIAM Ntwg office. seed clear of all fowl nel, such as Apron Rosa Bell SI Ino bushels now cleaned and A few young thocobred Huff Orping Little Gladys Jones was the winner pink. Handkerchief Anna Prill SI of the sewing machine at the Fair. She ready to sow at 31.35 |wr measured ton anil Rhode I si am I roosters. Price Sheet and pair pillow cases- Claudia is now eleven years of age, but the bushel. Call soon ami get what you S2 each. Will be ready for delivery af Gill 41 S. W. G* premium work was done over one year want. ter Linn County Fair. J. F. Wearly. Display drawn work Anna Prill 42.50 ago. R. B Miller Hurt Misses Alda and Reta Powell and Ft r Sale Mis Nellie Gunsaula went to the hop | A dispatch to thr Sunday Oreconian 1 TATTING and NETTING fields rear lnde|iendence, Monday states that R. B. .Miller fell from a We have Dvr extra good dairy cows Collar, tatted Anna Prill SI morning. Jas Abbott was serving as step ladder, on Sunday, at his horn« in Handkerchief, tatted—Anna Prill SI which we will m -II very reasonable if Jehu. eon, and wa» aevet sold before September >. Piece nett'ng Willia .McKnight SI Wm. Brenner is now the owner of a» He wa* unconscious for nearly one A. C, VKKNON, Scio, Ore. handsome a «pan of mules as there are hour ami wa* badly bruise«I alxiut th« Display netting Willi« McKnight II It I» feared that he wa* r in the valley. He left this morning for head Centerpiece, tati tl Anna Pnll SI Later Mr. Miller i* now the State Fair grouixis, where he has a internally. Notice to custom era horse ent« red fur the races next week. all right ami able to gather prachea. P< >irri September 20-25. ’09 Oregon’s Biggest Show ADMISSION 50 Ct«. OXFORDS Wr*, A. W. Hagey ami daughter. I.reeling the Bridge Coline, returned from a visit to Seattle just in tune for the Linn County Fair. On Thursday of last week, Commia- The Seattle proposition was not in it a little bit when compared with our home missioner Butler with his bunch of bridge builders, commenced the erection Fair. of the steel bridge. Owing to the fact The only accident of any moment that the bridge was not Just just what the which occurred during the Fair, was speciAcations called for. additional occasioned by onr of thr race horses cement work had to be done in the wav running away ami dumping hi» rider. of raising the piers higher. When The young man was able to ride a race completed, Scio will have a bridge the next Jay. which will be alike creditable to the • I r Ml Sroi.EN A ladiea watch, builder, the county and the town. Elgin, 7 Jewels, No. 9.301.103, solid golil hunting case. Any information One On lì concerning same will de gladly received and suitably rewarded by Mra. Lulu In our last issue the N ews S|M>ke of lxffler. Scio, Oregon. exchanges failing to give credit for Geo Humphrey, who served 15 years Items clipped from its columna. A as deputy ami sheriff of Linn county, typographical error made us say now an official in thr U. S. court, at ' Albany llemocrat" matead of saying Portland, came over Wrdneaday to see "Albany Herald.” The N kws , there News editor ami take in our fair, over fore. a(x>l<■gire» to the Democrat for which he is most enthusiastic. the error. The Democrat is careful to Little Grrth Cole was a little too give credit to his neighbors for items, familiar with a monkey at the Fair ami ax all respectable newspa|>er» do. The as a result, the animal set hia teeth in Harald is the feliuw who stole the do Gerth’s wrist to the bone. Dr. Prill I h <uu m. drrxaed the wound, which will, probably, cause but temporary lameness. A Good Position Wednesday evening at the close of Can be had by ambitious young mm the Fair, I-re Bilyeu and Wm. Brenner and ladies in the held of "Wireless" started for the Roeeburg fair. Mr or Railway telegraphy. Since the eight ' Brenner has bought a span of mule» hour law became effective, ami since amt hack at Roeeburg, which they will the Wireless companies are establishing drive back, stopping st the Eugene fair stations throughout the country there next week. is a great shortage of telegrapher». Look Here! I can tell you what your Positions pay Iwginner» from »70 to p.si hou«e or barn will coat you. 1 have per month, with good chance for ail The National Telegraph « the material to build either, from the vancement. ground tn and including the roof, Institute of Portland. Ore., operates ('••ment, doors, windows, nails, locks six official institute» in America, under and hinges, shingles, rubber sarxied supervision of R. R. ami Wireless offi rooting, etc. Call and get prices before cials and places ail graduates into or after getting prices elsewhere. Scio positions. It vull pay you to write to Planing Mills, N. I. Morrison, Prop. them for full details. V. w t Our line consiaUi of hardware, furni ture, car|H'ta, Rash, doors, paint« and Ladies shawl - Mrs. Rhowein Si oils ansi all kind* of farming implementa, Corset cover- Maggie May SI woven wire irnrr, buggies, wagona, Pillow cases—Mra. Struckmeier SI cutting machinery, twine, plows, diak Centerpiece—Eva Ewing SI harrows, cultivator», gaa engines, hay Sweater- Mrs. Rhowein SI tool« and pum|»a. Undertaking a»pt*ri- Centerpiece, knitu-l Mr». Parker Si alty. Get our prices I m *fore you buy Display crocheting Francis Wesely elsewhere» Yours for buain« as. Tufted tidy Mrs. Struckmeier SI G uam . W kskly . ( R'X'HLTING WOMEN OVER 60 YEARS OLD Hemstitched handkerchiefs, 3—Mra. Bates St Embroidered centerpiece Mrs. W. P. Small SI Pair embroidered towel» Mr». Hat» a SI Pillow caa«-». hand mail« Mr». A. B. Kelly SI Drawn work table cloth Mrs. L W. Pomeroy.il Knitted bedspread Mrs. Hickman Si Diaplay knitting Mra. Hickman SI Quilt, two color patch- Mrs Miles SI Quilt, cotton patch Mra. King SI Quilt, cotton, not craxy—Mra. Olli« Shelton SI Quilt, conventional design Mrs W. P. Small SI Quilt, rnae tiattem-Mrs Gorger SI Quilt, star pattern—Charlotte Crab tree SI Diaplay netting- Mrs. Hickman SI . ;<w' •> »«h ; f! florae fiares flail y Satiwiaf Lirt Stork Exhibits Ibtlnan lìtici n Chariot lìticin a E asrinalinff Jtidiray tl t tract iont I*¡reworks will be the mo«t gorgeous anti magnificent pryotechnic display ever seen on the Coast. This will interest the whole family. REDUCED RATES ON All. RAH. ROADS The Hext Place in Portland tu Eat R. SHELTON la at al Estab' Pup’s Coffee House Ntitarv Public Administrator of Eatatca •t Wv«t end <»i the Moriisuu Street bridge. Loans Abstracts Negotiated. Obtninnl and Examined (’IIARLE3 .1. MAHER (Successor l< Riner Bri«.) PROPRIETOR. A. G. PRILL, M. DK. W. R. BILYEU Physician Dentist over Woodworth's Drug Store. Butli phones. ALBANY Gl «Iloti Surgeon Telephone, Exchange No. 11 HL’iU OREGON Fini Gau AicemmodaUou as 4 prompt Service Large Samplr Moomi I m CotammUI harrkrt UNDOt MW MANAGEMENT St. Charles Hotel CHANT FIUTI.E. fr..» OREGON ALBANY T. W. A. XW1XU, 1. MVVKxas, Prcai<ii<ul Cashier The Scio Stute Bunk SC'IG - - • CAI.AVAN A McKNlGHT. Prep's. Hacks connect «Ith all trains liolli al Writ Frio and Munkers. Our rig» our limi cluse and our loir»«» «""I driver«. Prices reasonable. OREGON lh»rs a gen- ral Imiiking and exchange biidiivui. I. >an. made at current rale» ai. l drillt» I »»lie« I >>u principal ritira. HL E’ I |o'_i’i :i Quite a large amount of new fwnhtm • ’ . baa iw. t> aMad to the hotel equipment ami the tables are supplied with the (test the market alforda. Especial pains taken to accomodate com mercial men. Price, reasonable CARPENTER I HOLLAND, Prepi. FARMERS MEAT MARKET CARSON A CO . Ree»». OREGON SCIO, All kinds <>f Fresh Meats, Sausages, Fish, etc. stintly on hand. Sotke lor Publka lit n United States Land Office pt>r1tnrt«1 Or«*c«»h, AugtiMT?. if»* JCnfl»* 1« hi rr by gives» it.*! I lie Norths ttt |*»r»Ac <<*isi|miiy. wlu«w Hwl iiffrr Im M. rant). N lnnrw»la, ho th»« /7th tit AiignM. |W9. flirU In Illi« 4.m> 4» It« Un» in «ridM i tinder th« prvwi«i<»n« «1 'hs Ari 4>t ( «nigre«« July I I mm I *’«’ <‘d7 »• el ten <)«•<! by the Art «»< I Mt gre'«, «¡>vrt>' wl Muy »7. IM»*, the N»>, I. **. 1|*. II • H. A I. W. M Am «mt «H person« rhthnlng « Uerwris the b»n«l« •rrlhrd. hr «lewirlng tn rsb/ert herns«« r»( the in liter» I rhmgclrr til the tsnnl t»r for • ny itfhrr reason I«« (Kr <|| w | m »^I <>f »pplloant. •houlU fib» thrlr nff»U*slt« of j»rtitr«i its thl« '«»(!). r on nr tmtorr the l-Mh t4if nf liHfttrr. ( 30 Acre Tracts F a IK VN D Highest market price (»ait) for Beef. Mutton. Veal and Pork Our puriMMie is to conduct a first -clans meat market DR. J, MON FOO An experienced compounder of Chinese Medicines Succeaaor to the late Hong Wo Tung, of All>any, Oregon, Is nuw prciiarvd to furnish ( hineae medicines to all. The undersigned recommends him and guar antue» ■atisfartiun. ('all or write him at 117 Wcwt Second Street. A litany, Oregon. M. W kutfai . i . Algernon • Pre *rr Mr. T. J. Munkers of Portland, Ore., I f*uMl«h«1 In »hr Agnflam N»««t kagint «I has placed hia 21)0 acre farm, situated Srto, orvgni», between Scio and West Scio, Ore., on Alg> mon •». |»r«Mww \ Rrglefor F»r«t |>n»Ulmti<>n *Hipt«iolw*r |n. last putill the market in tracta of .'*> acres. Onr L. IL MONTANYE tali«>n <is tobrr li. tract was sold the first day same was offered for sale. The entire tract is lol.« Portland, No. «1 a level, and well located ami will make Notile I or Publication four good farm« Sold on easy terms. Rotary Public and Solicitor Ix»w ratr of interest. For prices and United States Land Office of Patents anti Pensions. Lerma call on Office, W West 2nd. St., Albany, Fnrt)ar»4. A’l/nM ??. R. S helton . Mnllrt» 1« hereby giYsni fhal »hr Nngihrrn w)»«»•«■ |NMt «»Ifirr Scio. Oregon. , Pwolfir Hallway » Attorney-at-Late 014 Time Si loan» | «-I’lfwaa Iw »• Mt l’B’»l, Mlnnrat»«, baa tws thia I « t Attgual, rtb*<l In |)ila nfRc* |»a a|>f»h«-*i W hs tn «rle-s t un*trf i |»r pmt l«b»n« til I hr art «»< » «»4»irrr*a ap|*n>tr«| Jttly I, )<fr« (»»«fat W7 *f«» a« rMrt 4r«1 bv ths* <»1 «W (imf’tw «117 IWM tlsr M p ‘4 and | wr< t Tp ii ft. k a w m " \ Ink Mli'l «11 !<• asitiff < aistilttg a hsrorlY Ibr ,,, , land« •Wwr1lw«t <»t «Iwlrl«»f tn blMluar . til th* in I nr nil < harw ter n! th«* Hiivt. nr for maj ' <> l»rr rraatnt, In »hr d»•!««*» (n ap|d:<wnt 1 ah«»«tM Ale thr|f affidavit« nt priilrM In th)« t offlrr. or* Of Isetofr the l«»h day til <h>tohs*r. lMW Algernon • Drraarr ' f'nldl hrd In the Mar lUatn Ns-wa. Itmalrd at During the Fair, the N ews man greeted many old time Scio citixens. all of whom Seemed to be enjoying themselves greatly. We w. nata note Or. Dr and Mrs Cole, of Aumsville; Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Coffey and daughter. Miss Vera, ami Uncle W'ld Bilyeu, of Kalama, W’a»h.: Mrs V. B (mm and son, Want, of Willamina, Ore.i Mrs. M M. Peery and son Harrold, of Springftrld; Dr. and GIRLS UNDER 14 YEARS Mra. May Jonea, ami B H. Irvine and . Crochet doilie—Gerty Gorger 50r family, of Lebanon; A M. Shelton and ’ xigwiwm s r>r»wr tte«iMrr. Collection embroidered doilies -Rosie family, of Jordan, ami a number of 1 ri»»< f.ubliraiiovi s»t»<e«nier io. la»« pubil Wesely 5Oe others who»«■ nam. » we cai not recall .>...■ •»■. -n / C. C. BRYANT Attorncy-at-Laiü Cusick B locs A limn», Or.. W eatherford & wyatt Attorneys-at-Laio Office in Bl unito rg Block ALBANY Guano