Scio press., May 24, 1890, Image 2

OREGON-.
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SCIO,
OREGON,
PACIFIC
MAX 24, 1890.
ROUTE
Published évêry Sa-.vriiay, By
COLL. VAN CLE VE, '
At $2 per annulli, in advance.
NO FIRES THERE.
A People who Shiver for Six Months and !
Perspire During the Rest of the Year.
225 MILES SHORTER
20 HOURS LESS TIM
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Fashion rules the world over. Every Accemmodaiious u n s trip arise d
people h^s customs of its own, rnarify of j for comfort and safety. Fares and
them strange enough to outsiders. Mr.
freights via Yaquina arid the Ore­
Curtis, in his “Capitals of Spanish Amer­
gon; Development Com pva n y ’ s
ica,” comments upon one of the curious '
; Steamships much less than by any
notions prevalent in Santiago, a city
which he describes as “by far the most | ’ other route between al! points in
modern and elegant fashionable resort I the Willamette Valley and San
in South America.” Although the cli­
Friineisco.
mate of Santiago is similar to that of
Washington or St. Louis, the people
have an idea that fires in their houses
PASSAGE!
are unhealthful, and, except in dwell­
(Except Sundays)
ings built by English or American resi­
dents', there is nothing like a grate or Trains leave Taquina at 6:45 a . M.
Leave CorvalHs-at 10:35 A. m .
stove to be found. Every one wears the
warmest sort of underclothing and
Arrive at Albany-at 11:10 a . m .
heavy wraps indoors and out. The peo­ Leave Albany at 1:00 p . M.
ple spend six months of the year in a L e ave Corvanis at 1 :.4O P. M. ,
perpetual shiver and the other six in a
perpetual perspiration. It looks rather Arive a.t Yaquina.al 3:30 p. m .
& Cal itovi •nia trains connect at Alba-
odd to see civilized people sitting in J; ny Oregon
and Corvallis.
-^parlor^Krojyj^e^by^eycry possible lux­ ’ WI!. 5f: HOAG,
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T. C. HOGUE
ury, fire'’alone excepted, wrapped in General Manager.
Act’g G.F.&l\Ag’t„
' furs and rugs, With blue noses arid chat­
Corvallis, Oregon.
tering teeth, when coal is cheap and the
mountains are covered with timber; but
nothing can convince a Chillano that ar­
tificial heat is healthful, and during the
winter, which is, the rainy season, he
has not the wit to warm his chilled body.
• First Class Steamship Linë between
It is odd, too, to see in the streets men
wearing fur caps, and with their throats
wrapped in heavy mufflers, while the
Women who walk beside them have noth­
ing at all on their heads. During the
at- Taquina witli the trains of, the
morning, while on their way from mass, Connecting-
Oregori Pacific Railroad Company:
or while shopping, the women wear the
The
Company
reserves the right to ehang
manta,: as they do in Peru, but in the saili days.
afternoon, on the promenade or when C. H. LÂsù r.ijj, Jn., Gen. F. Ä îh Agent,
jAÔntàomery St-gSäh Francisco Cal.
tiding, they go bareheaded. The prevail­
ing diseases are pneumonia &nd other
. throat and lung troubles, and during the
winter the mortality from these causes is
immense, but the Chillano persists in be­
lieving that artificial heat poisons the at­ On the Wili'ii'.’.i tte Riv<i‘r Division,
mosphere, and when he visits the home wi 11 Jeav e Port 1 a nd, sou th - boon d, on
Of a foreigner, and finds a fire, he will Monday, Wedntvday af.il Friday, a
hsk that the door be left ajar so that h? .6 A. If.; arrive at Corvallis Tuesday
maybe as chilly as usual. At fashion­ Thursday and Saturdriys at 3:30 p. M
able gatherings, dinner parties and the
Leave-C brVallis, north-lx,>uhd,Mon­
like, women may be seen in full evening day, Wednesday and jTidayj at 8 a .
dress, with bare arms and shoulders, m . Arrive at Portland Tuesday,
■ While the temperature of the room is be­ Thursday and Saturday, at 3:30 p. ii.
tween 40 and 50 degs.. Fahrenheit.
On Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
day« both north arid south-bound
boats lie over night at Salem,lea ving
An Ancient Toy.
In the Sixteenth century Regioriiahta- there itt 6 AIM.
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inons made an iron fly which moved
A; G. E. & P: Agent.
through the atmpsphere, and afterward
1 an automatic eagle which, on the arrival
t>f the Emperor Maximilian at Nurem-
a burg, flew forth to meet him.
But one of the most Wonderful of such
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inventions of which we have record was
<C. S. S<-»Tr, RES'FIVKK.
a group of automata constructed by
v Philip Camuz for Louis XIV. This con­ Tickets for any iiopi on this line iprsale'at
sisted of a coach and four horses that depot, foöt of JeifcrsbU a.reel, furl at tlie Uni­
and
Transfer Company’s
started off with a crack of a.whip, the ted CáiTiage
corner fécond and Pine s* feëts»
horses prancing, trotting and galloping ofiice.
t’o’ntmutati >n Tiekois at two ccitts per mile.
jh turn. It fan along until it got in General Ofiices, liorth^est coriier First am’
front of the king, when it stopped. Then Pinóá,'rí‘ets,’ Pòrt-ian.I.
a toy footman descended, and, opening
Ernst Side.
the carriage door, handed out a lady
‘with born grade,’ as the records tell us.
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The lady made a courtesy, presented a PO*RriT.ÁND.» i Sí.-itiríns. PORTLAND.
petition to the emperot, re-entered her Sttv’tiF7 C’ob’rg* 1
Port’d 1 Ported
i Stai’. J Expr'fk
Carriage and was driven rapidly away. Ac’oni Máiü. 1
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• fetich is a description of this most wonder­
Portland
ful automaton,” concluded Mr. Biare.
8 45 10 45
“I never saw the toy itself, of course, 4 00 8 0.0 (S,P.Co)
w the description just given to you 5 00
2 38 9 45
9 55 Ray’s
tallies almost word for word With ah au­
Landing.
thentic record. I memorized the latter 5 58
8 13
10 50 Wöüdbi?ri. 1 40
at one time, so marvelous did it Seem tc
ine.”—Philadelphia Press
7 Ô0 11 47 Silverton 12 20
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DAILY
With full lines of the latest and most stylish in gents underwear, footwear, headwear
l am always ready to furnish all comers ,vith the
trot
for any occasion, at prices that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Carrying a large
stock/1 am enabled to “fit” tie largest as well as the smallest. Will also made tb
order, suits or p^rfs.of suits, at fair rates. A general invitation is extended to par­
ties'Tours
L. EL BLAIN,
BEVEL
cpsaeni Oompaay
G. W. SMITH
W ’FRANCISCO,
DEALER IN
Rubber Hose, &c,, &c
THE eR'WWEESTMBteS
CORNER.FIRST AND BROADALBIN STS-,..ALBANY, O'GN-
Stoves arid Ran"*’.«;
ÑeW and oíd customers will find tiie best goods and loWe"Sif prices at this hotfse;
ijÉALERS ANb
Cornai
M anufacturers of
Repairing done on soort notice
HokäESHökiNG íxoneí at SHORTEST NÒTióEk Always ready to do aiiy Work iti Wood,
Imo.,
Brass in tb.C, mo^.-wórkmaniké maniler, at our
shops on Maine street, Scio, Oregon. Coinè and see Us, quick
If you are looKing for Hartóme
'Some Dogs Do Know à Heap.
7 40.
5 07 Browrifi-
They were telling dog stories in the
ville. 1 6 00
agricultural department, and after Wai-1
6 50. Coburg.
ter De Wolf had narrated some of the
WStó 'IMF."
Remarkable instances bf his dog’s wonder­
TOWARD
FROM
ful intelligence, Mr. Will Hendefsbh be­
PORTLAND.
Stations. PORTLAND.
gan talking.
Portland Mail.
“The father of De Wolf’s dogs” he Airlik Maii.
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Baid, “is nearly the most intelligent ani- LV
Portland
inal I ever saw. Why, he can almost
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talk. I.tised to give him à quartet ëyery
Dündeé
iriorning, and he took it in his mouth
' áíi notion
.
2
05
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way into town, and would wait at thé
butcheir’s until they gave him his meat
2 05
Sheridan.
10 27
and fifteen cents Change to bring back.
Gué day the butcher thought he would
llallaê
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4 Í6
play a joke, and he gavé that dog batik
ifeti cents change instead of fifteen.
4 55
7 38
Mori-
Badly the dog looked at the two nickelé
mouth.
for à minutes then he went out. Five
Alfiler
5 55
6 45
minutes later, hé returned leading a po­
Act JUS6.8, 187S““1TO”
liceman by the end Of his coat. Novt TiAi'osr
that is a dog Wbrth”-^—
... ties io?
tTnited Strifes jirihii OJflce« <<,
But the toom was empty.—Atlanta
bonstitutiori.
Oregon City, 0E} Matcri 25; 189U.
XTOTiCE is hereby girien, that in
.. An Alarm Bottle tor Poisons.
compliance with thri provisions
A Chicago man has invented a bottle 6f the act Of Cdngn-ririClf juiiti 3,1878,
ft
stopper to be Used exclusively for poisons; entitled “An act for the salt! df fim,
The superiority over the bld fashioned her lands in the States,of C<al,ifprnia,
article lies in the cohstruction of tli'e Oregon, Neyad.i, and Washington
Stopper. The projection which enters Territory,*’ Fred A. Roseiikrans, of
the neck of the bottle is ground glass, ^Portland, County of Multnomah,
■ with a small hole in one side, through State df Oregon, has this day filed
jvhich -proirpdeS a little fod br tiliggqi-. in this tiffice his sworn stateiiierit No.
The top of the stopper is covered with a 1964, for the purchase of the N|of
¡small bell mblofeirig cog wheels; which SE.|, and, SEi-of SE| cif Section Noe
hre so arranged that When the Stopper is 34, in tbwqsnii) No. iOSouth, Range
Removed thé bell will ring. When it is No. 2,Eagt; rind will offer proof to
that the land sought iri more
laid down it rings again, and when re­ show
vahiable for its.fimher or $tone than
turned to its place in the bottle it again for agrieuiturrii purposes, arid to es-
Sounds aii alarm. The irieqhanism is SO thblish his claim tli sriid land before
Aulì tïiÿ prices iioibpùrie wìtb tlié lai’g'ést houses irì ilio Uiiited
arranged that it is absolutely impossible the Register arid Receiver of tWfi Of­
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to remove bf replace tlië stopper without fice at Oregijn City, Oregon, on W.ed-
I HAVE TUE ONLY COMPLETE
first ringing the belli thiis making it fan-, hesdayj the 18th day of Atigust 1890.
^88^16 fof a druggist; if he is careful iri
H;0 naftes as witnesses:, J,. Kitch­
e filling Of his bottles, to deal out poi- en, R. Hatdenbrobk; R. 11 Carlton,
ison in the place bf harmless drugs with­ and J, M. Greed; all oi Portland,
in the city of Albany, Ore^Bti;
out receiving a warning aS to the dati- Multriiiiiiah county, Oregon.
si
¿«.V .
.t.-..>o()b'
Aiiy arid all persbris claiming
fcerous natufe bf the préparâtibm -^Chi­
adversely the, above-described lands
cago NéWS. _ ,
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DAilPÜ
VT?T Z\r<TT)T7TYE'C!.
‘
are red'llestc-d to file their claims in
Senator Davis and His tVifb..
this office on or before Said 18th day
It was the good fortune of Davis to will of Augdst, 1890i
J. T. APPERSON,
a splendid woman, and it, was Miss Ag-1
g@“Ici Bri parìe Française;àÌ08 . B&THer wird deuteri Gaspro,crién.“fel
n48
Register.
iiew’s good fortune to wed ohé who Was
destined tb becupy a seat iri the United
a ri -■ (
paid ïbi* marketable ÈGÒÉ.'iO(
SriTI«’® F®R FfeBU('ÂTl«li, .
States senate. Mrs. DaYis soon bériamë
You aî‘é invited to ca^ll at the Goldeii RulB Baiarir when iH Albani
i
Isaiid ÓÚtoé at drégbn City., Oregon, )
Prominent in Washington as à social
t ?i .
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Jeader, thotigh she is by fib iiieâiis NOTIQE i8‘hereby given .that.i'he fofiOV/ing
. náijded settler hàs filed hoticë other, in-/Oh-
' ^shamed, of having made her living bjt
tióii to. make finalpibof in support o.f her claim
the neeiiiri. Indeed, she makes her owri and-thàt
$aid proof will he. i|i'ade before the
íiósenóé..before the
tiotheé hefcatislj She cari make theiri bet­ Uouilty Judge*' or in
Cotinty Clerk of Linn (lóyrity; at Albany, Oro-
ter than the 'artists in that line.. She is gonty
now à Yefy accomplished woman, paint­
W ediîësdàÿ , Jtitle 4th, 1890.
ing (fl oil ànd watets, speakiDgbr read- viz; MaryJS. Mnriels, widow of Jollh Muriels
rng te^eral îangiiageâ ^rid being an ex- ■iecea^cx’.. .vh<),ii:u. le HpïfiçstÇari Entry No; 5S17,
^eiiorit libiâewbiilànl-^Wàsiiingtori Lèt- tor the SWJ4 bi Kfe ,iriM ! iols& »is bá S. ot'S^ç-
Boots, Bhoes, Groceries/ Cigarty Tobacco,
GO-TO
m
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Where you eafi çuy more goods for One Dollar tliah
else in Linn eötmty.
WB^'Tiiè highest market price paid fòt all kinds of ¡produce
. lòiòj October 26,
——DEAlÆtA
©irêct
BABY CARRIAGES* BOYS* WAGONS, Bill)
.
CAGES, VELOCIPEDES. ‘
ROGER BRO^S SILVERWARE, 18471
Gem' tloídridge rifld family, who
■iHrm Ey were residents of this city}
W ÖH Ä Wit Sferri.
tion 26, Township ïtwiùtU/Kâri.griv-lriibi
Site liâmes t-lie. fdllOwtûg , Witrieaêeç to prove
hsir continuousxosi(Ien<X’.npon arid cultivation
óf, saiú_lárid, vi» :
, ....
S. BfadsiiaW, J. Póane. I). Séd.ott, all bf Fox
Valley, Oregon, tindS. M. Mcixihè, bf Mehama,
Marion county, Oregon.
j. T; a PFERSON,
Inis
A
Register.
FIRST S11ÌÉÉT
«Albaay,
Ui
Also, AgriçültUraî ÎïÜplëhientsj gtiiis and
ammunition, wagoiis aiid buggies, baby
Wagoil
carriages^ iron, steel, bbaiii, coaijWagoh
mafeHàl, paints^ oilsj garden hiid grass
Seëd, Loggers’ aiïdËiaéltÉihithShupjilies,
Thé cômjplete&t stock ih the vhlley^ to bo
, sold at thi ioWest râtësiib all comers.
You are specially invited to call and see us
when in this city . S tfwaet & Se-xt