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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

FIRST church Of Christ, Scientist. Central
block 223 Sutter st. bet. Kearny and Grant
ave-Christiau Science Bible lesson, II a. m;
subject Are Sin. Disfase and Death Real
sunday school for children at the same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock. All
are welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEET to-day at UNCLE HARRIS, Is Grant
ave. 20 borrow money on any old thing
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THE First Unitarian Church, SW. corner
Geary and Franklin SITS, Rev. Dr.. Stebbns4
minister emeritus. Rev. Stopford ". Brooke,
minister pro. tempore and superintendent OF
Sunday school The Sunday s HooI is at 10
O'Clock. The morning service IS at II o'clock
DIR. Stebbins is expected TO deliver the ser
mon Easter music by choir Mrs. Charles Q.
Richards soprano, Mrs. J. c. birmingham.
barytone. ARTHUR Weiss. ceilist H. Brother
lex orEanist and director There is no even
ing service. All are cordially invited.
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EDA B. 'J-Mother ANXIOUS and worrying;
write at once. w. h. BRA ON. ,
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

DR. NJ A .POTTINGER has returned from the
South: all friends and students Of occult
science are invited TO meet him Wednesday
evening this week. al sl3 Webster st Watch
papers for lecture next Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

A-KREDOe & ,CO................22lh GEkRY. .sT-
MONEY ADVANCED. ON ALL HOUSES.
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
a FEW DAYS ONLY
s600-44 rooms; fine business corner
S200-9 rooms: a give away.
Many others from to 800 rooms, from $50
to 100000. KREDO & co.
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wANTED-To rent store and two rooms suit
able for &C barber; entrance two streets;
cheap rent. IS per month Apply 1890 Mission.
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BENEFIT at T1r. Rines' Bible Spiritual So
ciety. 1l-2-S 500 Market st. Mrs. Bird, Seely,
Gillingham. Vigers; Tuesday Friday. p IN,
1898 Howard ST.. ali tests: free collection.
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MRS. SEAL. spiritual, healing business me
dtu5n. readings and treatments daily. 2SG Va
~ fauria 81
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WANTED-By a young man. position secre-
tary or travelling companion to gentleman of
means. capable of filing position Of respon-
sibility; references given Address box 7442.
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

FREE Thought Platforn-Dr. York lectures
at Lower Scottish Hail. GarkIn St this
evening on THE Man With the Hoe" All
!nvited. sa .''e
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c. MAYO STEERS: fl21z Oak st: circles Tues
day. p, m; Thursday. p. m; 25c: read
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

ST. PAULS Church. California ST. near Fill
more the Rev. William. Maxwell Reilly, rec
tor-Ioly Communion. 1880 n. m. Morning
PRAYER Easter sermon by the rector and holy
d communion. u a. m. Childrens flower SER
o. vice with address by the rector. p m.
Easter choral eYengong. with special anthems
.. and chants 1T 80 p. m. by St Paul s vested
choir OF men. women and boys. under the
:- and organist.
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PL YNOUTH Congregational Church. Post st,
near Webster-Services. to-day at II a, IN.
and 1880 p m sunday school at $50 a, m;
e. Rev. r. 3. Cherington. DID, pastor, VIII
preach morning and evening. Morning sub
5ect A Shout of Triumph over Death;
~ Evening subject, ''GHmpseS Beyond the
Grave Special Easter music with aug
yneuted choir morning and evening. The pub
.lic cnrdia.IlN inNited
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wANTED-Man and wife; man understanding
barkeeping :. security expected; reliable parties
only. Box 769, Call office.
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PmEsPETER FREiLING's pile saive, 81 per
box warranted TO cure all cases Of bleeding.
itching. external internal or protruding piles
without fail; matter of how long standing
ls2S Devisadero st. near Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

ROOMS furnished in oak for S4S so. with No
range. King Furniture Co., 1127-uSp Marked
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

BAKERY in country town; good store trade:
horses and wagons; 1920. Apply. Call office.
JOHN DEMONSTRATING for Europe, desires
to sell his tailoring business, including stock
and good will $40 Third ct.
". CASWELL & co. S. 415 Sacramento ST
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FOURTH congregational Church, corner OF
Green and Stockton SITS. and Montgomery
ave. Rev. T . Slocombe- Morning subject,
..Resurreetlon.' evening. .Aoide WIN US.
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WANTED-Lades and gentlemen as canvas
sers; good wages: experience required.
Call from l TO p m. at S7S Hayes st.
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SECONDHAND buggy, very cheap, at meat
market. GIG Howard ST.
FINE laundry. bakers. milk wagons; 8 bug
gies; extra fine delivery wag 82S Harrison.
100 SETS second hand harness; wagons, carts.
buggies, surreys and horses. 1l40 Folsom st.
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WANTED-An I'D to date business man with
not less than $4,000 capital in well esta abl1shed
saloon and lodging house proposition; man IF
good business ability and recommendations
desired only. Address z. J. C.. box 1871, Call
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-02

MRS MENA FRANCES. independent slate
writing medium. 1lS Haight ST.
MRS, ELLIS, tests, to all; Tues Fri. 2 p. m,
Mon s; 25c; sitt1ngs.: 81. 233 Valencia st.
MRS B: BAUMANN, the well-known fortune
teller. has opened office at 3i5 o Farrell.
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WANTED-Good ironer and polisher in steam
laundry; country; good wages. Address box
795, Call office.
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A-DR G. w. O'DONNELL, world-renowned
female specialist. relieves monthly irreguari-
ties from whatever cause. DIR. o. 'Donnell has
treated successfully more cases of irreguari-
ties than any other physician; never fails to
cure; consult him first save time and money;
treatment can be used at homo; consultation
free. Call write. 1o23lz Market ST.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
SUNDAY SERVICES

United Presbyterian: Morning SER
vice st 1880. Aesting Of session st
10. Oberyznce OF the Lords Supper dur
ing the morning service. Subject Of SER
mon. "In Remembrance of Me-" G. S.,
II As; Junior Endeayor, $50; Senior
Endesvor, s 30; evening service at %.
Subject, II will arise and 60 to my "a
theT, the second OF q series on the Prod
igal. The printed prs5ss service Is used
each evening All are cordially invited
TO these services
Presbyterian: Morning eergice ~
I0:S0. Subject OF sermon, "WosshIp." {"
Sabhssh schooi. ! :s5; Junior EndesvoE.
$500 evening service at 7:s0. Miss
Ellen Strong. for several yeArs = mission.
aFy IN Korea. will speak Of her work, at
tbs evening service 4 corGizi invita-
ton Is extended 10 all to attend al the
services.
n. E. church: Preaching hy the pas
tor morning and evening. 5. Sat l2 m.
Junior and Intermediate Leagues, $3.50;
Epworth League, $50. EvanSelistie
service in the evening at 7.30.
II. c. WIkz, Pastor.
Baptist church: Services ss usual.
Preaching morning and evening bt Rev.
A. G. Sanin Of Olympia. Sabbath scnooI
as noon, Chinese Mission At p. m,
Juniors at 5 g p. N, B. Y. P. L. at
$50. All are invited
Cumberland Presbyterian: Cor. 9Th
and Main St.. E. A. Harris pastor
Preaching Sunday morning aud evening
by Rev. c. A. Wooley, ot EuSene, Or.
Services IL =. N. and 7:S0 .. m. Sunday
school 10 a. m; Junior Endeovor, $50
p. m; Senior EnieavoF, ESQ p. N.
You are invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
Gift of u Rich Woman.

The Catholic church AT SiIetE is receIy-
ing fair share OF favors from parties in
terested in the welfare OF the Indians
on the reservation. Mss Catherine
Drexel, whose father Was a member OF
the great banking house OF Drexei, Nor
gan & Co., Is aeyoting heg large fortune
to charity. Two years ago she provided
5000 Tor construction Of the Silstx Cath
olic church, aud not long sirce she don-
ated $50 toward the purchase OF an Or
gan for the same. When Peter Mangas
was out mere on a visit from Ohio he was
consulted In regard to the purchase OF
the instrument in Toledo on his return
home. A short. time agn.a tine organ ar.
rived n Toleoo, Oregon, from Cleveland
Ohio, with 3 note from Mr. Aangas stat
ing that It was 4 Christmas present TO
the SIlziz church, and that the 500 con-
tributed by Miss Drexel could oe devoted
10 some other purpose than the one in
tended. The organ will be taken 10 it's
destination as soon as the roads will per-
mit.-Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
Former Albany Mans Trouble.

fhis vas the day set for The trial, be.
jury in Judge Georges court, of Dell
Reed. accused Of stealing eight hides oI
the value OF tS5lrom the slaughter house
OF the Portland Butchering Comrany.
Deputy District Attorney Giltner askeu
for q continuation TO the end that he
might re- submit the matter to the grand
jay. The indictment returned did not
recise that the Portland Bntehering Co.
is corporation, hence fatal defect in
the instrument existed.
Judge o'Day for the defendant, bitter.
ly opposed delay. ''My client" be said.
"is 10 court and ready for trial He has
been locked up in jail for q month or
more IL this case is TO be delayed
ask that he be given his liberty on his
oEn recognizsnce."
Mr.. 6iltner would not assent to this,
shereupon Judge o'Day went after him
Eith ioaf Of hot shot until the court
interpreted curt request that the attor
usys observe the usual amenities and re.
rain from such caustic Ailusions to one
another. O'Day remarked that the de-
iendant Was rot responsible for blunders
IN the Indictment, and should not be
longer imprisoned because Of the stupid
iiy OF The district attorneys Office. The
trial will take place on Thursday OF next
week Portland Timee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
Why byers Was Removed.

Here is the action Of the board, as :in-
troduced by Judge Nofthup:
II appearing that on the 27th of Dec,
1893, Viola Mann, au employees of the
Soldiers Home a. the hospital, Who had
been suspended Dy W. II. Byars. CON-
mancAnt, on the 9Th day Of Dec, 1895,
was restored 20 her position by action of
the board, and il further appearing that
w. ii. BYAFs, eommAndAnf, on the 4tk
dAT OF January. 1899, when said Viola
Mann presented herself 10 be reiustased
10 her said position, refused to allow her
TO be 50 reinstztei. And said W. Fl.
Byars, commsndant. now declared that
he 10 not willing 10 Ie-instaie her, and
that there Il no position for her 20 occupy,
and other good and sufficient cause ap-
pearIng ct ina, time, Il is therefore.
kEsnLyKD, That good and sufficient
cause exists for the removal OF said W.
II. ByAFs ss commAndAns Of The soldiers
home Of The state Of Oregon. It's there
fore ordered that said ". II. ByAfx be and
he hereby isremoved as eommRndant OF
the state .sOldiers' home at Roseburg,
Oregon, for cause.
Il is further oruered that said Com
mAndAnt cease 20 exercise ali control and
authority Of said home At midnight on
the 3ist day Of January, IS9o-
Trustees Sheridan and Abraham voted
aEainst the resolution. Sheridan and
Abraham retired and the other Trustees.
Norihup. CAlkins and Holt, elected "
]. Shipaey, Of Portland, 10 III. she va
caucy.
Miss Viola Mann vas re.iustktsd in the
position OF hospisA u&tron 10 g on duty
Feb. /, 1899.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the senate :

In the senate:
Seven bills were introduced, II finaIl,
PASSED, and 40 went through forma
readings or were reported upon.
Among those passing were:
Haines, to require justices OF the peacC
to submit complaints to tn. district at.
torney, except for murder, arson, ro5.
berry, grand larceny, before fees NAV ba
selected.
Harmon, to provide for county clerks
to transmit to the secretary oi state a
summary instead OF "a complete transcript
OF assessment rolls.
Brownell, to provide for election OF a
district road supervisor.
Driver, TO authorize the working OF
county conyicts on public roads at the
discretion of county courts,
HaIiies, to authorize county courts TO
iund hoatlng county indebtedness with
warrants bearing less interest, after due
publicity.
Haseltine. to give preference t. OREGON
prodnctsand manufactures in all public
works.
kuyksudall, TO authorize the Eugene
divinity Eehooi TO. confer theological and
biblical degrees.
Smith, - amend tiIe act passed last
fall SO as TO make all quartz and placer
claims real estate.
New bills:
Porter, TO prevent com Mutations be-
tween fire insurance companies 10 MAIN
tain rates.
Driver, to appropriate $35, COO for fax
plant At the penitentiary.
Kelly, to amend the charter Of Leban-
IN.
In the house several corporation bills
were passed and the following new bills
Lewis, to facilitate road improvements
and the collection of poll tax by author
izing special road tax OF 2 mills. road
poll tax OF 50; creating the Office Of PEE
,inct road supervisor.
Wilson, to change the name Of the |
Drain normal school to the Central Ore |
son state normal school, and provide for |
Is government under state auspices.
Stiliman, TO authorize = constitutional /
the second Aondav in Sept |
enter, 1899.
Jones, 10 appropriate 1900 for tine inn
provement Of the soda springs in Linn |
'ouaty, owned by the state.
Davis, to amend the act creating tie /
'tsicc OF state land commissioner and |
setier define the Deputies Of the Office.
Topping. 10 appropriate 5000 for the /
improvement Of Wagon roads In Coos
'ounty. and 5000 for roads in Douglas
'ounsy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
To Night.

Following is the p ogram to be pre-
sented at the G \ X hall tonight for the
benefit OF the W RC Admission only
Is cents.
Invitation to Dance" Weber-First
piano, Mr. Clyde Fox and Miss Addie
schiller; second piano, Misses Howard
and Maston.
Vocal duet, "When Thou Art Near
Me" A6t-Miss Edna Howard and DR.
Parvin.
"chanson des Alp~," Ryder-Mr Clyde
Fox.
Vocal solo, selected-Prof Parvin.
Theme Allemande," Leybach-Miss
Vida Maston.
Coraet solo, ,selected-Prof ] Il Parvin.
"The Swallow" Pinsuti-Miss Jennie
0hling.
Grand Fantasia. America" Ryder
Miss Addie Schiller.
THE Angels Serenade," Braga-Miss
Marguerite Anderson.
Flute obligato-Mr Glenn Irvine.
"Philmel Polka" Kunkel - Fox
Brothers.
Il Am a Roamer Bold" Mendelssohn
MIR Henry Morgan.
'Impromp,u in b hat, Op. 49,"
Schubert-Miss Edna Howard.
Cornet solo, selected-Prof r Parvin.
Grand Fantasia, Ii Trovatsre, YER
di PAal-Aisses Howard aud Maston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
A Practical Lesson.

! Prof. Martindale, superintendent ol
the public schools. Director l.. NJ. Curl,
Mics Eva simpson, chaperone, Messrs.
Charles Biiyeu, Oliver Rowell. Lowell
Tweedale, John French, Charles Cundiff
and Misses Grace Ellison, Gertrude o.
Brien. Bes.ie Pa ne, Lillian Lanning,
Lena McHsrgue. Lena Miller, Eva Ham
mer, Ada Cham berlain and Etfie Lewis,
OF the civil government class, and Lloyd
Ifvine and Misses Elvira Stewart and
Bessie Beam OF other classes OF the public
school returned last evening from their
visIt to the state ltgislatuTe, and report
ed splendid and profitable time. The
different departments we're visited, In
cludidg the executive office, where they
were greeted cordislly by Governor 6eer,
and the two branches of the legislature,
where In the senate they saw bill pat
upon its final passage and passed. They
Hlso took in the sights of the capital city
and returned home in good humor and
well paid for the trip. The idea is an
excellent one, q practical application OF
an interesting s,udy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
RONALsRss ss';;ss RsxDts
". .ABSclUTEH PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION.

Abbie L Hyde, Nina u Cline, Frank Il
Williamson, Minnie X Merrill ana
Emma BTenner graduated last night ia
the midWinter class IRON the high schoo
department OF our public schools. The
armory was filed with large audience
oil friends 10 witness the exercises in con.
nection with the same. They proved TO
be OF an order pleasing and satisfactory
to all:
Tue successful program was opened
with music by the orchestra, the gKadu.
sting march, during which the gradu.
ates, superintendent. directors. end
minister took their seats upon tie neatly
decorated stage.
Rev 9 z Stevenson offered the invo.
cation, followed by Pref Wirtz in .
splendidly performed piano colo
Abbie L Hyde delivered the fret cEat-
ion, "Fragrant Flowers" which proved
to be the great poets of the world, from
Chaucer down. Miss Nina M Cline'e
oration was mantle of Thought" in
Ehich some excellent thoughts were
presented. Frank r Williamson spoke
IN The Occasion Makes the Man." a
TACT he ingeniusly demonstrated, though
there are come who declare the man
makes the occasion. Miss Minnie K
Merrill gave the class prophecy, bright
suggestion Of the futuTes Of the members
Of the clsss, well told. Miss Emma
BFenner pronounced the valedictory and
an oraiion in verse on Why" word at
the beginning of all researches, leading
70 the great things in the history Of the
world. Il vac one of merit. Intersper-
sed WAS q cong nicely sung by Mics
Loretta Stuart, and folloSing music by
the orchestra, the presentation Of the
diplomas by director Curi, song "Gooj
Night" By the Misses Stuart and bene-
dIetion by Rev Stevenson.
The exercises were OF high order and
conferred great credit on the members
OF the class and their teachers.
Emil Howard, now in Manila, Was q
of this class. HIS absence vas
remem bered in pretty manner by the
presence Of his pietule.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
Prof. Parvin's Concert.

The concert gIvsn by Prof. Parvin at
the 6. A. r. hall last evening under the
auspices Of the w. K. G. vas well at
tended. by an appreciative audience.
T6e program was an entertaining one,
aud consisted Of piano quartet by Clyde
Fox, AIDA Schiller, Edna HoEArd and
Vida Nsston that displayed excellent
talent. piano solcs by CIy5e Fox, Vida
M&sson, Addie Schiller and Edna How
ard, voCaI solos by Prof. PArvin, Miss
Jennie ohling, Aiss Marguerite Alder
son with fuie accompaniment by J. @.
Irvine. and Henry Morgan, q vocal duet
by Edna Howard and PIoi. Paryin, cor
net solos by J. r. Parvin Of Salem, and q
closing duet by Misses Masion and How
ard. The..numbers Of Clyde Fox, ]. r.
Paryir, Mics Anderson aud Henry Nor
gan were eneored. The concert brought
out come very promising musical talent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
A Fast Trip.

Converse AeNameg, Of Forest Grove, q
brother Of Mrs. T. J. Munkers, Of this
city, has iuss come out from Dawson
City, making the best time from Dawson
10 skagwGy that has been made since the
trai; was opened. he vas accompanied
BY sem Laughlin, Of Forest Grove, and
together they LETT Dawson on December
=, with team Of Is dogs and arrived at
sksgEay on January s. making the trip
70 is days. Al SkaSxay they parted
Mr. I>&ughlin coming on home and Mr.
MeNamer took the dog team and started
tor the Alkaline country. The weather
vas quite cold, being .6S degrees belox
zero. Their best days travel was IS
'ailes hodrs- At Lake Tsgish they saw
zen tous OF mai piled mp waiting 10 be
taken into Dawson. Mr.. McSsmer 10
now on his way TO the Alkaline country,
~heEe his brother, T. G. McNamer il
aov running store -scio NeEs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
A Soiaville Scheme ,
From the Criterion

From the Criterion:
The trustees OF the college will meet OF.
next Thursday TO consider the PROPOSE
ton made them by DR.. Hill. OF Albany,
and other business The Doctor pro-
poses to donate the knoll north .: town,
OF ten ur fifteen acres, to the college, pro-
vided they wall build there when they
build any more. and insure him the sale
OF % lots At $40 and that they are 10
have $50 for each lot, leaving him slO0
each for the lots. He also proposes 10
donate fifteen acres OF the best timber
land he has, il they will insure hun the
sale OF twVnt, five more lots, and that ii
they accept the proposition he intends
to donate five acres OF land in the south
west part OF his place, near Mr.. Jackson's
for public cemetery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
THURSDAY
Peculiar Accident.

Gilbert Stayton, the 16 year-old-son of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Stayton, who live
one mile west of Stayton, met with an
accident Friday afternoon which came
near being fatal. He had been out hunt
ing and upon arriving home, rode up to
the porch and attempted TO hand the
gun to his mother. when the horse be-
came frightened and jumped, causing
them to drop the gun which struck the
porch in such manner as TO cause the
gun to discharge, nearly the full load
striking the boy in the right hand a full
shot lodging in his face and neck. DIR.
Hunter was called to his assistance and
dressed the wound. Saturday morning
DR.. Kitchen being unable TO attend, DR..
Carlton Smith, of Turner, was called and
assisted in amputating the fingers. 1t
is now thought another amputltiol will
be necessary, and the hand taken of at
The wrist joint.
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Scio.
From tie News.

From tie News.
Harnish. The Albany photographer,
will be AZ bic Scio gallery on SATURDAY.,
Sunday and Monday. Feb. !, 5 and s.
Prices will be reduced on this trip.
Frank Stastny. one of the new arrivals
from Nebraska, has purchased the J.
and W. e MeCord place, abons three
miles southeast oi Scio.
lee Bilyeu and family, who went up
TO Grass Valley last fall, have returned
TO Scio, where they viii remain in the
future. Linn county is good enough fer
them.
s. ". Gaines and Mrs- Elizabeth Grill
On were married AZ the home OF !, 2.
CrAbtree. three miles south OF Scio On
Sunday, January -, 1899. r Shelton,
justice OF the peace officiating.
Sheriff and Mrs. ]. 4. Munkers. of Al.
bAny, spent Sunday with Mrs. Munkeis
mother, Mrs. ;. A. Fleenes.
Miss Mauie Bilyeu came over from Al
bany yesterday and will visit Scio rela-
tives and friends for few days.
J.w. Britain, Of Portland, was in Scio
this week looking over the city with &
view 10 locating and establishing q
photograph gallery here. He found the
field fully ss good as he expected, and on
Wednesday made up his mind to locate,