Scio weekly press., June 30, 1893, Image 1

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VOL.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON,
V.
D. R. N. B lackburn .
Keep in the processioN
FRIDAY,
JUNE
H.C. watson .
BLACKBURN & WATSON,
W.
MEXICO CAN HAVE THEM.
China could not shut off American
trade without great injury to her­
self and her threats concerning the
Geary law are not based on very
good logic. Last year this country
bought $20,488,291 worth of products
of the flowery kingdom and sold it
only $5,663,497 worth of American
goods. With this condition of trade
America could get along better with
out China than the Celestial King­
dom could without America.
They want the Chinese in Mexico.
At least such a report is in circula­
ALBANY, OR.
T. L. DUGGER,
tion. They are entirely welcome to
^•Office,—Odd Fellews building.
IS TH® city of
every Mongolian that resides on the
soil
of the United States. It is an­
SCIO,
LOT
CO,,
OREGON.
W. R. BILYEU,
nounced that vast areas are open to
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
TERMS t
Chinese colonization in Mexico
ALBANI, OR.
?or annum, invariably in advance.......$2 00
Will practice in ail the courts of Oregon,
Sixmonths,
“
“
“
....... 1 00 where they can find employment or
Special attention given to Collections.
Advertising rates .at fair, living rates,to be maintain their homes. A personal
paid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for friend of President Diaz is respon­
when the order is given for their insertion.
sible for this statement, and further Sodaville will give a grand cele­
Place
WEATHERFORD
&
GHAMBERLAI
And it
states that in the state of Oaxaca bration on the Fourth. A grove has
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW,
Nawspaper Law.
large concessions would be made to been properly fitted up for the oc­
1. Subscribers who do not give all Chinamen who might wish to casion. Hon. M. A. Miller of Leba­
ALBANYTpR.
You
Will
express notice to the cohtrafy are
non will be the orator. Amuse­
^roffice in t’linn elock, Vver First National
considered as wishing to continue come. If this is authoritive and re­ ments of various kinds will occupy
bank.
their
subscriptions.
liable it may present an easy solut­ the afternoon and at night home
4 ‘Long
Bring
2. If subscribers order the discon­
tinuance of their periodicals the pub­ ion for the vexatious delay over, talent will reproduce the drama
lisher may continue to send them the enforcement of the Geary act.
“The Confederate Spy;” and withal
PHYBICIAN^ÄRGEON, until all a’rrears »repaid.
Have
Deportation is generally consid­ there will be plenty of soda water to
3. If subscribers neglect to or re­
fuse to take their periodicals from ered in this law as referring to car drink.
SCIO,
OEEGON,
office to which they are directed rying them back to China'; but fiilly
Sought.” Ê®“Medical examine/for A. O. U. W. and the
they are held 'responsible till they two-thirds of them wish to remain GoV. 'till man, of South Carolina,
have settled their bill and ordered here until they acquire a competen­ will be, after J illy 1, a bar tender of
New York Life,
their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other cy with which to'enjoy life oil their a magnitude-, hitherto unheard of.
D rs . J. W. k M. T. C ole . places
without informing the pub­ return to their native land. There­ He will have ail additional title after
lisher and the papers are sent to the
that date, viz., Barkeeper General.
former direction they are held re­ fore a large majority of them would He will not be very popular with the
Physicians
sponsible.
be
satisfied
with
deportation
to
—AND—
5. The courts have decided that Mexico if they beleived that the heavy drinkers as he will allow them
Surgeons. refusing
to take periodicals from the
but one drink per day.
office, or removing and leaving them opportunity would be there of earn­
SCIO, - - OR.
uncalled for is “prima facie” evi­ ing money and finding employment.
CORRESPONDENCE.
B@”Officé and residence on south dence of intentional fraud.
China-
As
there
are
not
over
150,000
side of bridge.
M ill C ity M ubmubings *
men in the -United States, and a
Over 300 people were poisoned at much less number who come direet-
a high school festival at Rochester ly under the terms of the Geary The Niagara mill has shut downs
Who said national banks could not
N.Y. by eating ice cream.
law, it would- not require any
CAPITAL STOCK,'
$20,000-
“bust,” eh?
such sUm for tranportation to Mexi-
In the valley, where you will find the nicest, most
OFFICERS^
In passing about over our country co as it would to send them across Leedy’s mill is funning over timé
President................
T. J. MUNKERS. roads an observer cannot help but
to fill orders.
perfect fitting, the handsomest in pattern and
the sea, especially if the Mexican The Gates band is practicing
Vice President,
J, L. COWAN.
notice
some
improvements
in
meth
­
Cashier...
....
..A.
J.
JOHNSON.
shapliest garments that it has fallen to the
government expressed a willingness twice a week.
jfiiRECTORS.
ods of working the-roads this season
Stewart & Befry are banking
J. S. MORRIS, A. J. JOHNSON, P.O.SMITH, over that of previous years. Farm - to co-operate.
happy lot of man to behold, and to procure.
A. E. RANDALL, T. J. MUNKERS.
Perhaps President Diaz might piling at Gates.
Does a general banking and ex­ ers are awakening to the uecessity agree to take them at the border if ¿föhn Geddes comes up occasion­
change
business. Sight drafts is­ of having better highways, and
ally to visit friends.
\ T
X / Double Breasted Sack Suits.
sued on Albany, Portland and San- more and better Work is being done President DleVeland would see that Gold in sight is not à sign of there
I\| L** \/\l Black and Colored Dress Suits.
they
were,
delivered
across
the
line
Francisco*
this year than ever befoife.
1 X
V V and Nobby Hats, and
on Mexican soil. In Mexico the being plenty in circulation.
J. L. BAY.
w. A. HAYNES.
Several of our people have been
Crook county people talk öt con- climate is Such and. the labor is so attending camp meeting at Turner,
The Loveliest and Best Taking Line
SAVE
YOUR
MONEY,
until
you
structing a Wagon road to connect different from What it is in the U. S.
Mr. Gibson’s school closes on the
of Summer 'Shirts ever seen in this
with the eastern terminus of the that the Chinaman would; neither 30th. with exercises and picnic to
see
rohat
toe
hace.
place; not a poor selection in the lot.
(Successors to Gill & Seigmund;)
Oregon Pacific railroad in the Cas­ lack employment nor come' in con­ •follow-
cade mountains, which is only 80 tact with White Organized labor. It
»SFMaft orders carefully attended to.
8STA11 goods warranted just as represented,
Fuller & Henline are getting out
miles from Prineville. They ask may be the ideal spot for them, the timbers for a railroad bridge at
®>S"You will find the suit you want at
aid from the merchants of Albany Eldorado where all Will be -happy Albany.
Scio, Oregon. 74
who would be greatly benefitted if and not be haraSssd by people Who
Olir postmaster has' raised his
All work in our line the road was built.
can see no good in their presence building preparatory to putting on
an addition.
The only surviving officeholder among them.—Telegram.
entrusted to us,
O. P. officers have befen here look­
under Jackson's administration is
Last week two of' England’s mon. ing for some one to take an $11,000
exeeut/*#^iiL
said to be Judge Benjamin Patton
who was at that time United States ster battle ships were being man- piling feohtract.
L. H. MONTANTE,
short di"
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district attorney. He was present euvered, in the Tripolitan waters of Con Miller met with an accident
ATTORNEY
AT
tAW,
def»
at Cleveland’s inauguration, though the Mediterannfeari sea. When they in thé shape of a broked leg on last
ALBANY, ÖR.
he is 84 years old. He lives quietly collided, one monster pushing its Saturday. A bhiketi cóúplihg pôle
on his great estate of nearly 2000 nose or ram, into the side of the wàs thé causé;
giTOffice in Strahrtbuilding.
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acres known as Foritland, near other with such force that its coat Peop e along the line ot the O. P.
BED-ROCK PRICES, FOR CASH OR OK TIME
Hicksville, Ohio.
of heavy armor was pierced; the railroad, who had money in the two
RE-OPENED
Albany banks, are mourning feVfer
A SPECIALTY.
with approved security
Washington dispatches say the injured vessel careened, filled and lost confidence in national banks.
RAY & HAYNES.
sank
bottom
upwards,
in
15
minutes.
financial condition of the coüntrv as
Everybody seetns to have confi­
By buying your viewed from a Treasury standpoint Of a crew consisting of 600 officers dence in this bank uf Scio. They
shows general improvement. Eu­ and men, but 200 were rescued, the ; know it is not a national bank, and
[J^ir’Opposite Postoffice.
Cemetery work rope is buying our grain in greater other 400 going doWn With the ill they have faith in thè meri Who aïé
MAY 1,............ .1893
quantities, gold shipments have fated vessel. A lesson can probably in it.
the Willamette
Willamette
■1 jH
. at at the
ceased for the present, confidence is be learned by this disaster by the T. Henness returned last week
Prop’r.
B. J. Baker,
being restored', and money is not so nations of the World, and that is from a trip té Soiithefn Oregon.
tight. There is no doubt that the that seamanship-ability to manage He was accompanied south by Mr.
ALBANY, OR.
Monuments and Tablets from sharpest period of the crisis has these monsters, and appendages to Mansfield who remained* having
Old fridnds, as well as ¿few custom­
the celebrared Red Beach, passed, and also the time when do so must keep pace with the grow­ secured work at $8. per day.
pQ-PW a I QPIVO
nf ^P10 and Fsaey Groceries, Crock- ers, are invited to call and see us,
Ffed
R.,-
will
always
be
on
Barre and Quincy Granites, there was any real danger to sound ing or enlarging of marine archi­ J. P. Robertsonj T. J. McClary
vftll j u Liligv uluvli ul eTy, Glassware, Wodenwafe, Etc.
institutions. They have
and E. C. Neal, held à battle royal
at prices that will astonish banking
^^“In new brick near Schmeer’s stable.
now protected themselves against tecture. Such unwieldy monsters over the sub treasury plan; before
l'or ìteÌVOB* Headache, Dr. Miles’ Nervine.
you. Shop on Second St., runs from their depositors, and a as; war engines will not be very
immense audience on the 17th
opposite R. G. WatSoh’s store. speedy restoration of confidence effective if they cannot be handled an
irist. Demonetization of gold and
among the rank and file of the peo­ without endangering frierici add foe silver is the next topic.
F. WOOD, Jun.,
Neto Photo Gallery
ple is looked for. When this is
a ,
The statferiient is made, that owing
ALBANY,
OREGON. accomplished, things will move alike.
to the f afet that hits bf gold is in
This
year
will
be
a
notable
one
in
in Albany.
along as prosperously as of yore.— in the ¿n rials of Artic exploration. sight, does riot indicate contracted
The Yaquina Route. Toledo Blade.
Pearv will Soon be off to explore the currency or stringency in the money
Mr. S. A. Hamill, late of Tofohto,
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
(South side of bridge'.)
north coast Of Greenland'; Jackson, market; Slick, a piti right theres
The recent German elections, in an Englishman, is to try for the The pebplearé beginning to kick
E. W. HA DUE Y.
Receiver ¿
Canada, has opened a new photo
SCIO, OREGON.
which Emperor William was piacti- north pole by sledge from Franz Jo­ because the law gives the national
gallery in the Y.M.C/A. Block and
dr. JT .Barnes P’t’i’. .invites
Direct Line-Quick Dispafch-towest cally “sat down upon”, shows very sef Land; Dr. Nansen is to start on banks control of the clrctilatitig ines
the
public
to'
shafe
tlieir
Hiving set up a shop in the above
Freight Rates, between Willam­ plainly that Germany will very soon
his drifting voyage for this north dium to siifeh an extent that, they
line I am prepared to do first-class patronage With him. Don’t forget
ette Valléÿ points arid
the
place.-
work on short notice. Give! me a
have to disband a part of her im­ pole; Dr. Ryder, a Dane, is to' ex can bold it in their vaults to thé
San Francisco.
trial. Charges reasonable.
mense military establishment, or by plore the feast coast of Greenland, detriment of business action.
OCEAN STÉÀMËR SAILINGS.
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WILLMEÏÏ'E VALLEY, provoking war rVich some other na­ and there is talk of an expedition to
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
tion,
give
it
occupation.
The
com
­
Ar tic Am erica to locate the magnetic
Leaves SanFrançiscé, June 17* 14,26.
” Yqauina|
2'1, 80; mon people will not long patiently pole. How many •’relief expeditions” In estate Of Thos. Clemetjs, final
This Compap j ■«üm erves tba right to submit to Sri ever increasing military Will it require to. bring the adventu­ settlement was set fur July 8.. .L
hange sailing
notice;
expense; without something is done rous explorers back home again, and
In estate of Maud and Francis
RIVER STEAMERS.
to stir up the fires of patriotic senti­ how many will lay down their lives Wagnon, D H Wagnori filed bond of
Steamer “HOAG” leaves Port­ ment! Ànd whaHs true of Germa­ amorig’ the eternal ice of the frozen $2000 as guardian.
land, Wednesday tnd Saturday,
In estate of j S McKechnie second
ny is true of every other European i zone?
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at 6 A. M.
annual account was filed.
power. Such immense armies . in
It. C.DAY.Gen, Ag’t, Salmon Street Wharf
In estate of F H Roscoe* final set­
Portland.
times of peace, simpiy to exhibit a Cutting rates for passengers both
D. R. VAUGHN, Gen, Ag*t, San Francisco, Cal'.
. ,
east and west,seems td be an every­ tlement set for Augustt.
C. C. HOGUjS, G. F. & P. A.. Corvallis, Oregon nation’s ability to make war, should
In estate of Jas R Thompson, final
day
occurrence
by
tfaris-con
’
lnental
opportunity present itself, is be­
settlement sfet fof August 7.
JOHN WEDDENBURN, Managing Attorney.
coming monotonous to the people. roads now-a-days. When frireS get In estate of M D Chamberlain,
The above is a oorreo* picture of THE ORE»
These old-world peoples are Slowly so cheap that they Will edit $.00 Mary J Chatnbeflfil.n appointed ad
P. O. WUA-TWW.
Box 463.
Washington, D. C. I GONIAN
i.v.
’8 NEW BUILDING, located^at the
You will saye from 20 to 60 per but surely being educated to the board included,- We will take a; trip ministratrix. Bond, $250.
Honorably dlBciiarged sôldlers and.Bai.lors xtflé Nerved ninety days, ox over.-td the late war, ■ ©Omer of sixth and Al .er streets. Fpr mai^.
ire entitled, if now partially or wholly disaWedfoi* ordinary manual labor, whether disability years THE OREGONIAN bus felt the need d£ cent, if you will give yout orders for
a new and cfomxnodiou« building embracing
fact that monarchical forms of gov­ to the Worlds Fair; We.Would not In estate of Joseph Moist* the real
was caused by service or not, and regardless ô'f their pecuniary circumstances;
was ordeted turned over as
WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors areeiititled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death all the modern improvements. With .the latest
ernment,
coupled with' a titled aris­ make such a fash assertion if We estate
improved
machinery
for
turning
put..a
me
­
was due to army service or not, if now dependent upon their own labor for
Widows
provided in thfe will.
tropolitan paper. It now has i|, and On©; that
not dependent upon their own labor ât.e eùtiÜèa if the soldier’s death was due to service-
tocracy,
are
expensive
luxuries.
did not have a free tiefiet to the. big In guardianship Qf .Joih'ri E Porter*
whole. Pacific Coast mav jtistlXfeeliiroud
CHILDREN are entitled.(if ûhdér sneteen years) in almost all cases where there was no ths
of as it is certainly thd fin. st oU the coast.
They are rapidly discovering that show. SUch being the ease wfe have W T Porter was appointed guardian.
widow, or she has since died, or remarried *v
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that THE OR GO ; AN; is settled in
AT
THE
—
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PARENT’S are ..entitled if .soldier left neitlier widow nor ehiltt, provided soldier died in Now
it fdels like giving its many
no man has, of a fight by nature, a no consciencious misgivings in inak- Bond, $400«. . .
tervice, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent; upon their pwh labor for sup- ’ this new a Home
benefit. It makes this special offer'
port. It ¿hakes no difference Wh«thet soldier served or died iff late war or in regular atniy of friends
patent ,to nobility. Advocates of ing the abq^a^^rtfonL^
to those who ren©w their subscription, or to New Marble Works
those who subsoribe prior to Ssptenabei 1st,
Are yofii insured? If npt, how is
. »oldiers Of the late war; p ensfo^ed under one law, may apply for higher rate s under other to
liberal forms of government, who at
send the
hvws» without losing any rights' ..
.• ... .
the time: to provide yourself and
Dnring
the
years
1891-2,
’
472
Amer
­
Shop arid Office on Broadalbin St., one time' could talk and act only in
Thoueands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled to
family with a bottle of Chamber-
higher rates under new law\ not only on.account of disabilities fdr which now pensioned, bùt
U/e^iy Gregdijiag
between Second, arid Third streets, secret, are now doing so in public ican locomotives were exported to lan’s Colic* Cholera arid Diarhos
âlso-for others, whether due to service or not.
4
ALBANY,
ORN.
Soldiers and sailors disabled in line of d’u^f 1« regular army or H âvÿ a!n<fe the war are also
and Without fear of dungeons or the foreign Countries; Of this number Remedy as an Insurance^gaipst any
Entitled, whether discharged for disability or-
&. W. Harris,
Erepfietor.
Survivors, and their Widows',' of the Black, Hatrk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole or Flor­
headsman’s ax. Thé common peo­ Brazil took 193, Cuba S5, Mexico 34> serious results ,frpjri ,ran attack of
bowel complaint during ths summer
ida Indian Wars of 1S8» tô 184Î1, are entitled under ff recent act.
>
<
-
Notice of Final Seft&emeiit.
ple in these coantriee afe gradually ; Chili 23 and Japan 12; With loco­ months It is almost certaih to be
Meadoan Wnr soldiers and their widows: also entitled; if sixty-two years of âgé or disabled
i6r dependent. ....
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\rOTICE ishereby given that the under- becoming awakened arid will force motives, as ^Vith axe and farm im­ heeded and should be ptoclirred at
. Old claims completed and settfemeat obtained, Whether pension has been granted under
signed, adniinistratr.i^ of the estate of F H
Mier laws or not,
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in
Cotinty an enlargement of their fights and plements,'it Is tfieir superiority in once. Noether remedy can tako
This being the’ dull season ol tk®
THE Roscoe, deceased, has
Rateoted elaims reopened and settlement secured,. If rejection improper or illegal » _ .
believes a benefit oi this kind Court ofXJnn county, Oregon. her final.. fie-
its place or,do its work. 25 and 50
. Certificates of service and discharge obtained for soldiers
sailors Of thé late war wW OREGONIAN
Will
greatly appTeoiatedi Please send la cOunt^ahd Said Cottrt -'has .fixed Moi1, day, privileges. The German election is quality oVfer all otfiefs that com­
wi'e lost tketr original papers.
A
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cent.bottles for sale by J. & Morris
August 7,-189:}, at 1 ocloclk P. M.-, of said:
-jtbseriptiirn as soon as possible. ‘‘ ’
mands
the
world-wid6'
.
market.-
for laws and inrormatf ■
- . - - -
-
‘
.
an
evîàefice
that
the,World
is
mov
­
ior the settlement .of said aoGouriti and the
& Co.
to call and take a trip through Our new hear lag of any objection« theistcL
THÊ FRES^ CLAIMS COMPANY,
ing. May* riot the example of free Even from' Joppa the American
Albany, Of.s
1893.
home. Address
M artha E. R obcxjb ,
Ametiria be the stimulus that is locomotive hauls the train to Jertis- Gold ¿nd silver Watches* reduced
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
OREGONIAN FUBtlSHiNG CO.,
Blackburn ,& ’Watson, ;
«
pri6e£ Fiensii'the jeweler*
bringing this abééf*
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