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SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY DECEMBER 16, 1892
J, A, L AMBERSON,
The case involving the title of the
| C M and W V wagon road company
to their subsidy lands, was this
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
-week decided in their favor in the
U- S. district poqrt at Portland.
T. L. DUGGER,
This
will probably end a long and
IN THE CITY OF
stubbornly contested case, unless it
SC5O, ptW CO., OREGON, is appealed to the U. S, supreme
TERMS ?
court.
NEW ISSUE OF STAMPS.
The government has. prepared tq
issue in January a complete set of
new postage stamps comtnemora?
tive of the 400th anniversary of ths
LEBAROJ^O f OREGON.
discovery of America. They will be
PEALES. ÌN
called the "Columbus issue,” ¡and
Chittem Bark,
will be the finest ever made by any
Towels
Qregon Grape Root,
government. They will be on sale
?er annum, invariably in alyanpe....$2 00
Hops and Wool. fixmonths,'
“
“
“
...‘...'100
Hon. S. A. Dawson of' Price pre­ at the various offices only during:
Table Linens
fi@”Prompt attention ¿ive.ii -to cor­ Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be cinct is a very prominent candidate the year 1893, and then will be
paid monthly..
respondence. ■
Linen Sets,
Transient adyertiseinents inust be ppid for for the office of railroad : commis­ .withdrawn from general use.
Fol­
ANDNÓTIOÑS
NISHING
GOODS
OWSsm when the Qrder is given for tlieir insertion. sioner. A better selection -could lowing is the description of the
Napidns, Splashers
probably not be made. He is one of Columbian issue:
Bureau Covers
ñPROBLEM FOR THE LEGISLATURE. our most prominent farmers, of ac? Qne-cent, "Columbus in sight of
knowleged political and financial land,’’¡color, Antwerp blue; 2-cent
■Handkercliiei
Fine Blankets
White Shirts,
ALBANY, ^REGON- Our next legislature will, have a i ability,
and whose- integrity and "Landing of Columbus,” color pui\
problem to solve that-may prove to’, hp n esty a re u n q yfesti on ed.
Carry a*Large Stock of
both
Comforters,
Jile maroon; 3rcent,
"Flagship of
N sckwear,
bemf not an • easy solutiof), gpd-tha^ ■ ■ E. * ' w —:—P—'—::
Co.lumbus,
”
the
Santa
Maria, in
Staple andj Fancy is th e f u rnish iii a- of. ein p'l^ymen't for ’
Fancy Rugs
Silk and Linen
s^aie house d<)jne is, being
Gloves,
midocean, from a Spanislí éñ|fraViiíg7
rapied'y
covered
with
1
"
copper,
and
moreffiaiTmmof the prisoners now
color medium shade of green; 4-cent
HaudKerch iefey - ------
confined in
the
penitentiary. When that is completed, work will ■‘‘■Fleet of Columbus,” color nitram'ai
Tntigeg'
commenced on the lower part-of rine blue; 5-cent, “Columbus solicit?
Suspenders,
TO
Glassware, While a part of them are employed be
it where the glass is to be put in. ing aid from Isabella,” color choca?
¡by
the
‘
Northwestern
Stove-Foundry
Gloves
Half Hose,
Wood-wäre, Etc. the largest portion .of them have A number of plasterers are employ late brown; 6-cent, "Columbus wel-
Ties,
ed now in plastering the inside Qf corned at Barcelona,” color royal
Night Robes,
. Highest market price paid for comparatively nothing -to do. That the brick foundation, and when purple; 10 cent, "Columbus pre­
Aprons,
they
should
be
furnished
employ
­
Mufflers,
country produce, f
that is done the rough .appearance of senting natives,” color vandyke
2@"Opposite
Schméer’sì ivory stable ment, for a two-fold reason, every the improvement will disappear.
brown; 15?cent, "Columbus an»
Lace
Umbrellas,
one admits: first, reformation of the
nouncing his discovery,” color dark
and Many
convict is more probable when his Thé actual construction of the green; 80-cent, "Columbus at La
MacKintoshes,
Fancy Slippers
time is employed in some oecupa great government drydock at the Rablda,” color sienna brown; 50-cent
Novelties in
Circulars,
for the
tion; second, as a matter of justice to Puget Sound naval station at Port I “Recall oi Columbus,” color carbon
this Departme n t
Fur Sets,
the commonwealth whose laws he Orchard was formally begun last | blue> l-dollar, "Isabella pledging
Gentlemen
HOTEL.
has
violated, the prisoner should be Friday by Lieutenant A. B. Wyck­ her jewels,” color rose salmon;
Muffs,
«BUN # HOWABD, ■
Pffli’s. made as near self sustaining as pos­ off, the commandant, who made a 2-dollar, "Columbus in chains,”
( Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
Boas,
sible, that th! burden of his support, short speech, reviewing the history color mineral red; 3-dollar, "Colum­
ALBANY, OBE&ON.
by law abiding and law supporting of the efforts to secure the appro­ bus describing his third voyage,”
Cloaks,
Headquarters for commercial trav­
citizens, may'be as light as possible. priation for the purpose. The first color light yellowish green; 4-dollar,
Motor cars pass the. hotel for
AND SLIPPERS!
AND CROCKERY. elers.
Fur Capes,
The employment of prisoners at a spadeful of dirt was moved by Miss portraits in circles of Isabella and
Columbus, separated by ornate de­
all railroad depots and Goltra Park.
mere pittance»perday by the North­ Stella Wyckoff, the commandant’s vice, color carmine; 5-dollar, profile
Shawls, Etc
Free bu,s to and from the house.
western qomfeany, which at the daughter, and work was begun in of head of Colqinbus, after a cast
time was perhaps the best that our earnest on Monday. This will be provided by the treasury depart­
state authorities could do, is looked the largest drydock in the world.
ment for the. 50-cent silver piece,
GO TO MUELLER’S----
upon with increased disfavor by the
color black.
NOWO PüBM®, ®©NYE¥RN-
James Egan of Walla Wall was
people, for the reason that the very
CANNY and REFRESHMENT PARLORS
Teachers’ Institute.
ancL RBR&
cheap labor furnished this company aroused a few nights ago by his dog
—---- FOR
■
barking
furiously
and
tugging
at
by the state, makes it impossible
WENf aiicL BBfifeBS.
Following is the program for the
the bedclothes. The room was
Bine Sandleg, Opting andBunsh..
for other niannfacturers who em­ filled with smoke and he was so Linn County Teachers’ ■ Institute to
SCIO,
OREGON,
AT ALL HOURS
ploy free labor, to compete; and as a nearly asphyxiated that it was with meet in Albany Tuesday Dec. 27:
Careful attention given to all busi­ ¡^“Opposite Knapp. Burr-ell & Co’s i
result, we believe there is no other difficulty that lie reached a window
Evening session, 7:30 ocJock—-
ness entrusted to my care. Collec­
ALBANY OREGON.
firm engaged in stove making in and raised it. The fire was ex­ Music; annopnceiiients; music; the
ting, a specialty,
the state. As our state becomes tinguished and high honors were teachers welcomed by Prof. E N
more densely populated and laborers bestowed upon the faithful dog for Condit Albany. Collegiate Institute,
GOOD SOLID CLOTHES
Hon. J Iv Weatherford member of
more plentiful, the employment of preventing à fatal conflagration.
board
of directors Albany public
these enforced state boarders will be The honesty of a granger in Idaho
schools;
ten minute responses, Prof
looked upon with jealous eyes, when is suspected, and as proof against
J
R
Geddes
Mill City; Prof- R E
they are given employment which him the local paper ..publishes a Michener Lebanon; music; lecture,
statement
that
on
the
day
before
competes with free labor, for the
Hon John M BIoss State Agricult­
reason that they furnish an unfair Thanksgiving, every turkey which ural College Corvallis; music.
competition. Should the state re­ this man sold at 25 cents a .pound
Wednesday Dec. 28—-morning
had about two pounds of wheat in
quire a. wage for them - equal to that-
session,
9:30 oelock—Enrollment of
The people have saved thousands of dollars
its craw. It is the consensus of
received by free labor, manufactur­ opinion in that section that a high teachers; Iustitute Work, Supt.
by buying their Fann Implements of
Bussell; How to Teach Mental Arith­
ers would as a preference, employ price has been paid for wheat.
metic, Prof Louis Barzee, Mineral
free labor. And so long as the state
Amicably settled, by our extremely low allows .them to become competitors, The Oregonian advocates the idea Springs Seminary, Sodaville; Moral
KNAPP, BURRELL & COM'NY, ALBANY. prices for, A No. 1, All Wool, Perfect Fit- in the labor market with free labor, of publishing the pension lists, Training in the Public Schools, Mrs.
she ought injustice to free label- claiming that the light of public W J Steele, I-Ialsey; general dis­
cussion On work in the school room;
ting
Suits.
They carry the best and largest stock of
require average wages for the pris­ opinion will cause many who are on the claims of teaching to the'
getting
pensions
improperly,
to
be
Our clothing is Better Than Ever for oners. In some of the older, states shamed out of allowing their names rank of a distinct profession.
fine Buggies, Hacks, Carts, Wagons,keed-
the employment of prisoners at
Afternoon session, ?:30—Are We
ers afid Drills, OOVBIt PLOWS the Money, and remains as ever without a wages far below a living per diem to be published as pensioners. All Competent, Teachers, Prof R E
for a free laborer, has caused serious honest pensioners will not object to Michener, Prin Lebanon schools;
Harrows,, etc., outside of Portland. Special peer for price.
riots—notably, Tennesse during the this public scrutiny; it is only such Discipline, Prof A M Reeves, Prin
persons w.ho arenot properly enti­ Halsey schools; a conference discus-
prices given on all goods bought from now
buys a good substantial A ll W ool suit, of Albany
past summer.
goods and other ¡makes. Then, . too, we have the
tled under the law to draw pensions Of character. Prof W J Crawford,
The
problem
then,
for
our
legisla
­
until Dee. 1,1892. Call and examine stock
same makes in finer qualities.
tors is, to furnish employment for who will object. Another class of Prin Albany schools; general dis­
the prisoner, that contributes to his persons, says this paper, are those cussion, reading circles and school •
buys
an
elegant
Melton
or
Kersey
overcoat.
This
is
B@*ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0“W
support, is reformatory in its char­ holding fat government positions— journals, plane and purpose of; Ore­
only one kind of the many we have,—all good values.
acter and at the same time does' not Clerkships etc., who ought not, in gon’s educational exhibit at the .
injure .by unfair competition, any of justice to the taxpayer, be allowed Worlds Fair in 1893.
Evening session, 7:30—Recitation;
our citizens. The state of Wash­ to draw a pension while in office.
music; reading, . Mrs. Brown, La­
ington has established jute grain It is claimed that this proposed pub­ comb; music; address, Pres P L
bag making in . her penitentiary, licity of the pension lists will shut Campbell, State Normal school Mon­
which to some extent is experimen­ out a large percentage of fraudulent mouth; music; recitation; lecture
tal as yet, but is regarded as non­ pension claims, and persons who are J R N Bell, independence; music.
competitive with free labor in that- dead and have been dead for years,
Thursday Eec 29, morning session
state, and is meeting with favor but are represented .yet on the pen­ 9:30—Possibilities of the district
schools, Mrs Nellie Lambson, Albany
among the people. By a great, sion rolls by dishonest persons.
many persons—and the idea is rap­ The recent attempt of the Home­ value of mathematical study, Miss
idly growing in favor—the employ­ stead strikers to poison by whole- Ida Maxwell, Halsey; anonymous,
ment of convicts in road building I sale, the workmen employed by the Mrs Susie Trail, Albany; general
is thought to be a solution to the Carnegie company in their places, discussion on mistakes in school
management.
question. As a contributing force by means of a cook in the works Afternoon session, 1:30—History,
to the support of the prisoner, his who vjbuld do their diabolical bid- Prof F D Hasbrolick Prin Scio
employment in this manner would =ding, causes a thrill of horror to run schools; moial training, Prof G.A
be a failure, but the building of I througih every law-abiding citizen Walker, Albany; examinations, Jas
roads throughout th.e state, ¡■in thejnation. When it is remem­ J Charlton, member board examiners
Aye havej ust opened for this season, a good
would add largely to the wealth of | bered that a vast majority of the teaching as,a profession, Prof MR
”—the men who were willing Brown, Lacomb.
large stock of Underwear, Woblen and the State, increase the earning ca- I “ to scabs
work-—were of American birth
Evening session, 7:30—Music;
pacity of the agriculturist, by re­
White Shirts, Neckties, Hats, Boots and ducing his expenses and making-it and that the strikers were princi- recitation;
music; reading; music;
of foreign birth, the fee’ing address Prof J B Horner, State Ag­
Shoes. We cannot, give you any idea of possible for him to market his crop ■ pally
if possible, is intensified. Do the
any time-of t he year, and thus Americans have no rights that these ricultural College, Corvallis; music;
the size of our stocK, nor of the. excellent at take
I lecture., Rev E S Bollinger, Supt
advantage of any rise in the foreigners with whom Anarchists,
Blind school, Salem; music.
value for the price; this you must see for market value of his products. Nihilists, Mafias and bomb throwers State
Friday Dec 30, morning session,
Taking into consideration then, the and all persons of that ilk can be 9:30—Primary arithmetic, Prof J G
yourself at
great advantages the people in gen­ classed, will respect? Truly every Gibson, Shedd; Is physiology prac­
eral would receive from having a political party should with one ac­ tically practiced lii the public
splendid road system introduced, cord work in harmony to so amend schools? Prof G L Sutherland,
We believe the state could well our immigration laws, that our Scio; patriotism in the public schools
afford to pay the additional tax country may be averted from the Miss Isabelle Bodine, Albany.
adder that we have, figuratively Afternoon session, 1:30—School
necessary for the support of the ‘ speaking, taken to the national
management, State Supt McElroy;
prisoner, provided the above result ;
LEADING CL0THIERS MERCH'TTAIbeRS, was produced by his labor. It is breast, warmed it into life, and is how I teach orthography, Prof W II
now stinging us. Let a preventive
certainly a better method than be applied before it is too late for a ' Latta, Shedd; beek keeping in the
Albany, Oregon.
common schools, Prof \V A Robb,
farming him out to a private corpo­ cure to be possible.
,
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Ladies’ and
Oakville; general discussion, small
ration at a rate per day that would
A.
nice
holiday
present
to
send
to
•
things of a teachers work—how to
Children’s Cloaks eVer shown in
scarcely pay the board of a free
friend or rela- keep little hands busy,
your
distant
! laborer.-besides the state hoarding!
copy of the Scio Evening session,
7:30—Music;
Albany. \
him as is now the er.se. The. ex tive, would be a For such a purpose recitation; music; declamation, Miss
P ress for 1S93.
perimentis well worth trying, and | we will furnish it to you for $1.50 Nettie Cooper, Halsey; music; reci­
Give us a call when in town. Agenfi
would not require the purchase of]
taking a tiltion, Miss Ina McCullough, Hal­
Butter ick ’s patterns. Spies’ipr CataiGgl
. expensive machinery, as was re- i 'per year, provided you are
quirecl !>y our si-ter state in estab copy yourself and the amount ts sey; lecture, Dr Geo Whittaker,
IK. F. Read Co.,
Albany, Ort
Pres Willamette University, Salem.
! p ild in advance.
I lishing a grain bag factory.
DRY GOODS
BOOTS
COMPROMISED.
SAVED!
SAVED!.
DOLLARS
W. IE HUSTON,
MANAGER
W. F. READ#CO
SCIO PRESS.