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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1898)
' I ■ 1,1 II H I I LAND FOR SALE. i F riday , J anuary 2 b i898. A FEW BARGAINS. Items Of Interest For The Sfi-ntiam people. At Least Eight Lives Lost, As the result of ttje disastrous A Few Ladies Long Coats that are S. M. Daniel has just received a fire which, broke out shortly before fine new lot of spring samples of midnight in Spokane last Tuesday being sold at a great reduction, night in the Great Eastern bpsiness clothing for 1898. If you want a large amount of block, at least eight lives wete lost The finest glass-ware and the nic- goods for your money be sure and est lamps ever brought to'Scio, are and the burned remains of all b,ut see them. to be found at Boss E, Hibler’ssiore. one of the dead are hidden in a rpass All the Capes and Jackets in the The prices too, are sucli that one can of debris in what was the basement. The dead are; department sold at a reduction. afford to buy. Miss Aljce Wilson, aged 18, em A Good Servicable Umbrella for Mr Thomas Claxton and James ployed as a hat-trimmer. 50c. Lots of style in the 75c grade Barnes recieved’ the contract for Her sister, Maud Wilson, aged 5. building the flume and penstock Mrs. Bose Smith, aged $0. and lots of wear too. for the Electric IJgh.t plant. Mrs. H. G. Davies, an elderly lady If you want a better one you will find it here at the same ratios of low C S Harniih, of Crawford & Har from Nebraska City, Neb,, who fell nish, Albany photographers, will be in descending from the flfth story;., price to good goods, at the-Scio gallery, Feb. 2, and re died at- the hospital. B and G Corsets in styles and main until Feb. 14. Tne gallery W. B. Gordon, mining engineer shapes that will fit any form-- A line will be open on Tuesday and Thurs, and expert. of ...French ’Corsets, good fitters; day afternoons, and all day on Sat Mrs. Cora Peters and her daugh made of French C'antil, drab and urdays and Sundays. ters, Ethel and Alma, aged respect white,.all grades to $3,50 for $1,00. Bowlers will look upon the follow ively 9 and 7. .-■-■■ Have you seen our 50c and $1,00 ing from the Scio News as rather The flames started in the base line. There are no better for that fishy; A Scio bowler threw a regula ment, it is thought from a boiler tion ball with such english and explosion, and when the alarm was price.'"' peculiar force that the ball knocked given.,, that.part of the building was the two. side pins dpwn,(the pins a roaring furnace. being set up for cocked hat,) leaving The fourth and fifth floors are apart the center pin standing, The ball ments, and nearly 150 people were' » thrown struck the right piu first, Jn the rooms at the time. ' Several Agents for Butterick patterns. rebounded to the left pin, knocking brave men risked their lives to climb Send for Metropolitan. ;hem both down with one ball.—Al- the stairs and' arouse the sleeping ban.v Democrat. Had the Democrat people. By this time the streets man looked a little closer he would were filled with a horrified throng, have seen a little farther down the i and men and women were appear- page, and in another column, where ■ ing at the windows and imploring we stated that the ball thrown was I those below to save them. The a base ball, and it was of regulation 1 corridors had become fill Al with size and weighi. dense smoke, and men women and Albany, T. J. Claxton, a genius carpenter children were falling there from living in this place, has made suffocation. Several score of half a strange loo king k pump for removing clad people w-re helped down the the. water which raises in the tail fire escapes. Trembling- women, race, which Messrs. Morris & Bil- clad only, in their night robes, step yeu were" excavating. It consists ped barefooted into the snowy of a box trough with an endless streets, and, fainting, were carried belt running .through on which are to places of shelter. nailed wooden cleats. The belt is The scene was one of horrible stretched on a large pulley at one fascination. The throng in the end of the trough and a little roller streets was frantic with horror, and at the other end of the trough. A the awful gloom was only relieved crank operates the machine, which when some act of heroism or cour This year we have not marked will move quite a stream of water, age saved an endangered life. Then down each article seperately but will and is easily operated by one man. a great cheer would go up. Ameri sell for cash until Feb. 15, 1898, any can courage was never seen to. article in the house (except thread) Examine Sternberg’s famous $10 better advantage. Brave men ata reduction of suits—all wool. .risked their lives time and" again, to resue women and children, and the thrilling scene was repeatedly Under Populist’s Rule. witnessed of a daring man climb from our regular prices. The present county assessor, Mr, ing down a narrow fire escape from This is a rare opportunity to sup Stafford, completed his first year’s the top stories of the building with ply your homes at a moderate cost service as such officer, January, 1, a fainting woman or a screaming with staple Dry Goods, Underwear, 1898; and below we give the cost of child in his arms. Hosiery, Jackets, Shoes, etc., as our assessing Linn county for the three ’ stock is yet unbroken consecutive years, viz; 1895, 1896 McKinley Coining West, Call early, we will try to please you. and 1897. Beginning, Wednesday;,, January 1^, 1898. Can Price’s Cream Baking Powder .... ............... ;. 25c¿ - ‘ ‘ Trophy, and Red Seal •35c? i ‘ Golden W est ‘‘ 25c{ lb can Schilling’s 50c Tea .. 35c J 25c < I Gunpowder Tea, bulk .. 25c j 1 ‘ ‘ Japan ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 50c ( 1 pkgs Gold Dust Wash* Powder.............. ...... L plug Battle Ax, Dice & Evenchange.Tob, 10c< 1 paper Yosemite Coffee.., ............ ..... 1 ‘ ‘ Arbuckle & Lion ‘ i ........ ........ ... ........... ,.... 10c ( 13 lbs Good Gren Coffey . ............................. $1 < 1 6 qx Best Bluing, worth f5c ...... ,.... ,........... 10c, 1 pr. Women’s heavy lace shoes ........................ 75c1 ..75c< 1 “ Misses’ “ ' ‘ ‘ < 65c 1 ‘ ‘ Child’s» ‘ ( ‘ i i‘- 15c 1 Enamelled Steel Dust Pan 1 pr. Women’s fine Button Shoes $1.00, $1 35, $1.75' to $2.50. i Men’s & Boys’ Shoes & Clothing at prices never-be-: fore neard pf. I aiaa closing-out my stock. Come and see the bargains, A YOU WILL FIND Money in Your Pocket READ, PEACOCK & CO •_p Oregon. office . From Jan. 1, 1895 to Jan. 1,1896.............$3898 50 From Jan. 1, 1899 to Jan. 1, 1897............$300160 I From Jan. 1,1897 to Jan. Jan. 1898..........2338 oo M. G. GILL ¿ SONS. 1W. HAGEY, EAST and SOUTH -VÌA- The when you have a label there with the Horse-shoe and the Shasta Route •^of the-«- ■Sosta PacMnpany. words, “Equal to custom ANNUAL... CLEARANCE. ...SALE C ost of assessor ’ s For Sale By W atchmaker .. RN® S. E. Youny & Son. ALBANY, ©®M 12 1/2 PER CENT 309 acres 8 mile» Horth of Scio, mile from Shelburn—200 acrp^ in cultivation,balance pas ture; 4 houses, 3. barns,. 25 acres of two and three-year-old prune trees, 2 acres young trees assortedj 300 ivpple trees old orchard. Price, $16 50 per àcre. 263 acres 3^4 miles East of Scio; 80 acres in . cultivation, balance pasture, brush and some 4 c timber: 22 acres:in hops—q,Ho. 1 hop yard, gpod hop houses’2 drying houses, 2 houses,.2 barns, orchard, good spring and well water. Price Í < $18 00 per acre. 183 and 86 100 acres 5 miles Northeast of Scio, 130 acres in cultivation, Ì0 or 15 acres of timber balance pasture; ¿acres assorted bearing fruit trees, 1000 Italian prune trees three years old; pipile too C & E R R station, good spring and well water, good 7-roonj house, b.arn. and out buildings. Price $20 pèi acre. 351 acres 5 miles East of Scio, 140 acres in. cul 25 cj tivation balance pasture, brush and timber, some north hillside stock range and outrange, 16 acres m hops, hop house’ and warehouse, new good 7-room house, good bath and out buildings, good spring and well water, 100 ac res in growing gram, 1 binder, 1 mower, sulky plow, 1 harrow. Price $12 50 per acfe--$4387 in- cluding.the farm, implements; $4500 including crop. 160acres 5 miles East of Scio — the E C Rod gers farm on the hill, 50 acres in cultivation, 30 act es more improved, balance brush and timber, orchard---all kinds of fruit, 3 good ( springs, good house, fair barn, outbuildings, etc Price $1200 320 acres 5}^.mil*'S South of Scio, 7 miles North of Lebanon, 12 miles East pf Albany, 2 miles to R R station; 175 acres in cultivation, balance open pasture, some brush, no heavy timber, < can all'be culti vai ed except about 25 acres in Beaver creek bottom which is tine summer Scio. O regon ^ range for stock, all level land, house and barn, orchaad 250 trees, well water’ on coqnty rpad, near church hpuse, 1 mile to school housu. - 9 months school each year. This is a No. 1 farm and well located. Price $16 per aere. Terms to be made satisfactory. 4acres in the city oi Scio, all No. 1 land, I house, barn and orchard Price $850, 320 acres 5‘miles North East of Scio 100 acres, in Cultivation balance open pasture, brush an d -timber; House and barn,. orchard.. Price $10.00 per acre. 60 acres. 1 piile North; West -pt -.Scio all in cultivation. No buildings, price $1500.00. Near three R, R. Stations. All kinds of watches clocks and jews. 21 acres lacre in city of Scio new house and barn 20 acres adjoining city limits price elry repaired promptly. $1250.00 all in cultivation. SCIO,. OREGON,. 408 acres 4 miles South of Scio 150 acres in cultivation balance open pasture, brush and some timber, house, barn and orchard all level land, price $20.00 per acre. 108 acres 4 miles South of Scio 80 acres in culti ve tion balance open pasture all good level land. House and barn, price $2500.00. ■ 200 acres 7 miles South hast of Scio 150 acres in cultivation balance small brush and some timber 2 houses 1 new, and 2 good barns, orchard farm is cut up into 6 nelds and thoroughly drained and well improved price $5250. Will sell one half with houses and 1 barn for $3500 40 -80--100 to 160 acre tracts neatly all in cultivation situated 1 to 1% miles tròni Scio at $20. to $27.50 per acre. Express Trains Leave Portland Dally» 160 acre stock farms in the foot hills for $500 to $1000. South. 1 North. 120 acres 4 miles South of Scio 75 acres in cultivation balance open pasture, brush and 6:00 P. M, Lv......Portland......Ar 9:30 A. M« some timber, house, barn and orchard price 9:40 P. M. Lv........Albany.........Lv 6;00 A.M, 7:45 A. M Ar. .San Francisco. .Lv 8:00 P. Mo $2500. 175 acres 6 miles South of Scio, 7 miles * The above trains stop at all stations between North of Lebanon and 12. miles East of Al Portland and Salem, Turner, Marion, bany. 120 acres in culti va ion, balance pas Jefferson, Albany, Tangent, Sljedd, Halsey ture, brush and some t imber. House ¿bBarn, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, orchard all level land and well located. Cottage Grove, Drains, Oakland and all sta». Price $25.00 per acre. tions from. Roseburg south to and including- 164 acres, 8% miles South òf Scio; 100 acres Ashland. in cultivation, balance pasture and some RoscbNrff Mail-Daily. brush, all level land, good orch «rd, house .Ar 1 4:30 P. M‘ 8:30 A. M. 1 Lv ... Portland and barn. Price $20.00 per acre. P. M. Lv. ........Albany. .. Lv 1 12:50 P. M,. 221 acres, 10 miles East of Scio, 1% miles 12:25 Roseburg 5;20 P. M. . . Lv I 7:30 A. M,. 1 Ar East of Jordan, 6 miles North of O. C. & B R. R. 150 acres in cultivation, balance open ¡Lebanon Brandi. pasture, some brush and timber; can all be Daily (except Sunday.) cultivated, all good soil, good house and barn, out buildings, creek, well and spring 8:10 A.M. Lv. .......Albttuy.. ......Ar i 16:30 A .Mo water. Price $16.00 per acre. 9:00 A M. Ar .. Lebanon ....Lv 9:30 A.Mo. 7:05 P.M* 160 acres, 10 miles East of Scio, 40 acres in 4:50 P.M, [Lv. .......Albany.. .....Al’ cult.vation, 70 acres more open land, bal 5;40P.m. 1 Ar ... Lebanon ... Lv 6:00 p.m. ance timber, 100 acres can be culti.ated, house and barn. 300 ybung fruit trees, spring Woodburn-Springfield Branch« and running water. Price $1400. Daily (except Sunday.) One lot 40 by 100 feet in Montavilla adjoin 50p.m. Lv .Woodburn.. . Ar ’ 1:55 p.m* ing Portland Qreaon pew 7 room, house with •2: 5: ïOp,m. Lv. ..West Scio. . .Lv ' 10:45 ~a.m0 modern improvments, cellar etc. Barn and 9: 20 p.m. Ar.. .... Natron... ..Lv 1 7:00 a>m. out buildings, 6 bearing fruit trees, located I one block from city car line will sell or ex change for a farm price $1860, 7 and three fourths acres 6 miles S. E. of Pullman Buffet Sleepers Scio 5 acres in cultivation all No. bottom land —AND— fair house and barn price $375. SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS ■R| 40 acres, 2 miles North of Scio, 1 mile Attached to through trains. toR. R. crossings. 30 acres in cultivation, house, and barn, well and spring water. Price $1000.' 80 acres, 4 miles N. E. of Scio, 30 acres in Between Portland and Corvallis. cultivation, balance pasture, x some 1 brush Mail train daily (except Sunday. < and small timber, ' * can all be cultivated. Price $1000. 7:30 am I Lv.........Portland.........Ar | 5:50 p m 80 acres, 2 miles West of Scio, all in culti 12:15 p in. , Ar .... Corvallis......... Lv ) 1:05 p m vation, no buildings. Price $1600. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains 185 acres, 9 miles East of Scio at Jordan, 30 acres been in cultivation, .balance slashed of the O. C. & E. railroad. and seeded in grass, good house and barn, Express train daily (except Sunday) • s No. 1 stock shedwell watered, build ings cost $2000, this is a good stock farm. 4’ 50 p m I lv .........Portland...... ar I 8: 25 a m 7: 86 p m I ar ....McMinville.... v I 5: 50am Price $2500. 60 acres, 7 miles East of Salem, Oregon, all 8: 30 p m ; ar ... .Independence...lv < 4: 50 am in cultivation and No. » land, house, barn Direct connection al SanFrancisco with Oc & orchard. Price $30u0. terms half cash, bal cidental and Oriental and Pacific Mail steam ance to suit purchaser. ship lines for JAPAN and CHINA. Sailing* 361^ acres, 10 miles East of Scio, 100 acres dates on application. DRUGGISTS 283. Rates anb tickets to Eastern points and Eu in cultivation, balance open pasture, some saa brush and timber, 75 acrtjg hill land, -bal rope. Also Japan, China Honolulu and Aus-, ance all good level bottom land, house and tralia, can be obtained from Mrs. M. E. Wood two barns and orchard. Price $16.50 per mansee, ticket agent,, West Scio. R- K oehler , Manager. acre terms $1000. down, balance time to C H M arkham , A ssl G F & Pass Agent, Port* suit purchaser. land. Or. 32o acres, 2 miles East of Scio, 120 acres in cultivation, balance nearly all open pasture, ! 90 acres, hill pasture, two running Sen. Wolcott’s explainati.orrof the about brooks, good spring water, good new house,. European trip of himself and his 3-barns, g<od orchard. This is a No. 1 an stock farm. Price $15.00 per acre, colleagues upon the international grain terms half cash balance time. . 300 acres, two miles Southwest of Scio, 150 bimetallic Commission, pleased nei acres in cultivation, 50 acres open pasture: balance brush and soine timber, can all be ther the extreme gold men nor the cultivated „two good new houses, two barns, extreme silver men-. Both of- these hop anq. fruit dry houses, 20acres in hops, 4 in orchard, spring, creek and wellwater. classes wished Senator Wolcott to acres Price $20.00 per acre,' terms half cash. 50 acres, two miles Squthwest of Scio, 25 ack now-ledge absolute failure and to acres in cultivation, balance brush and some timber, can all be cultivated, good new Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the San admit that their was no use in hop house^nd barn. Price $25.u0 per acre, terms Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steamship Co. ing for international bimetallism, cash. R. S helton because it was a thing impossible of Scio Oregon. accomplishment-. He did neither. from Yaquina every 8 days for San Fran Twenty-seven thousand feet of Sails cisco', Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad and He says the work of the Commission Humbolt Bay. hardwood logs were rafted by T. made/’ We are the sole agents for our city for this cele- brated make of fine clothing, i Visit us and examine the quality and prices of our lines STERNBERG'S Albany, Oregon CANDY Dining Cars on Ogden Route. West Side Division. Should public business permit and Yy CATHARTIC there be no complication which de mands his presence in Washington,' M On July 6 1896 a populist court President McKinley will probably visit the Pacific coast states during was invested with Authority and were enabled to materially reduce the coming summer. It is under CURE CONSTIPATION the expense of the assessor's office stood that the president-will, .after for the balance of the year, so that visiting Yellowstone, go to Butte iOc the saving to the county was $867 and then visit Spokane,’Seattle] and over the cost of 1895, and the last Tacoma. Portland will be given a 25c 50c year, 1897, which was wholly under day and then California will be trav a populist county court, the expense ersed from Shasta to San Diego. It is was further reduced to $2338, or a said the party will include not only Nobody Pleased. Yellow Journalism. A J Johnson went to Portland, on neL saving of $663 over 1896 and the President and Mrs. McKinley, with their nieces, who are also of $1410.50 over cost 1895, which latter Monday. the White House family, but at The following communication i Wm Brenner shipped a car load of year was entirely under a republi least four member^ of the cabinet, from Mr. Edison appeared in the ! can court. cattle and hogs to Portland last As these are times when, the tax probably Secretaries Gage, Alger, New York Sun which we clip'from ! & Tuesday. payers demand-rigid ecano'my by Bliss and Gary and Private Secreta the Oregonian: Mrs Myrtle Williams'came up Sat their servants in conducting the af ry Porter. “To the Editor of the Sun.—Sir: urday from Salem to yisit the fairs of the public, Linn county in I wish to protest, through the Sun Misses'Morris. Davenport’s Book. against the many 'articles appear vites a comparison of the cost of the YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE. A. G. Prill, Physican and Surgeon, assessor’s office for 1897 with other ing in the sensational papers of New Scio, Oregon. Office next door to counties of the state. Threecopiesof Homer Davenport’s York from time to time purporting drugstore. G eo ; D. B arto n . new book “Cartoons.” were received to be interviews with me about STEAMSHIP-1 PRESIDENT,” at Salem today, one by his father, wonderful inventions and discover Rev. Loder of Carlton Ore., del ies made or about to be made by Hon. T. L. Davenport, one by his ivered a lecture oh Foreign Missions WE WILL THANK YOV. Monday Night. brother-in-law, Carey Martin, and myself. Scarcely a single oneis Having large obligations to meet one inscribed, “To My~Dear Friend authentic, and the statements pur was not an absolute failure; that it Smith, from Boonevilla island, in Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed. Miss Julia Ficklin returned from ’outq between the Willamette Val Jefferson Wednesday. Miss Bertie the first of next month we must ask J J Dalrymple from a feller who ’he porting to.be made by me are .the isn’t over, and that he expects it to Benton county, to Mission Landing,- ley Shortestj and California. Shultz came with her for a short all those owing us to pay their bill knew as a boy. Yours very truly, invOiitions of the reporter—the i have something substantial to show last' week. They will be cut up by as- soon as possible. Homer Davenport, late of Silverton, public are led from these articles to I for its next Effort. ’And he intima Forshty Bros. -Fare from Albany and points West to Sa» ■visit) f Francisco. draw.i^onclusions just the opposite ted quite plainly tnat President Boss E Hibler. Oregon. ” The inscription is around Mr. E. O. Peery, Mrs Addie Cabin................................................. .$8 00' from the fact. I have never made • McKinley shared his views, in part, jdenufy Is Blood Deep. a pen drawing of a “ little kid ” Steerage......... ..................................... 6 Q0- Peery and Miss Ollio Morris went Clean blood means-a clean skin. . ■No — Round Trip Good for 60 days.....z...... .17 00 laughing at his own first effort at it- a practice to work on any line not if not entirely. That is what those beauty Teacher’s Institute without it. Casearets, Candy Cathar up to Sodaville Wednesday for a few purely practical and useful, and I es are trying to force gold legislation tic clean your blood' and keep it clean, by To Goos Bay, eabin ............................. $ 8 Oo picture making, with a black eat days visit. A teacher’s institute will be held , „ Steerage....................... 6 Oo up the lazy liver and driving .all im To Humbolt looking on in surprise. On the title pecially desire it to be kno.wn, if at this session of Congress dislike stirring Bay and Port Orford, ca:>in,10 0 q purities from the body. Begin to-day to P Cohen of Albany >s paying the at Sodaville on Friday and Saturday, ,r », .Steeivi e, 8 0 q the most. Hints have been dropped you--will, perm it me, that I have banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, page is a cartoon of big Tom Reed highest cash price for green and dry February 4th and 5th, 1898. Every with his hack turned and little Tom nothing- to do with an article adver- that President McKinley dia not and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Casearets,—beauty for-ten. cents. -All drug J. R, Geddes, . hides, sheep pelts and furs. Call on body invited. RIVER DIVISION. Plait of New York,- the types of two’ ■tised to*appear in. one of the papers regard tne need for'gold legislation gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. him before selling elsewhere. at this session as being so urgent as about Mars. THOS. A. EDISON. Steamer “Albahy” between Portland and bosses. Next comes the inscription Corvallis, through without lav-over. Leav« Mrs. Geo. Morrow,, and daughter P remium W atch — A $15 Gold “To My Father” with a life- like Orange, N. J., January 11,1898.” Secretary Gage and -the representa ing Corvallis 6: 30 a, m., Tuesdays, Thurs Market Report. Watch for $4.95, to our customers. clays, and Sundays; leaves Portland, Yamliil Emma returned from Portland Wed tives’of the Monetary Conference, S tt . o Q uotations portrait of the old Silverton granger St Dock, Mondays, Wednesdays ¿and Fridays. S. M. D aniel . To .Curó Constipation "Forever. who have been much in evidence by nesday where she has been visiting Wheat, 64 sts. per bu. Edwin Stone, J. C, Mayo, looking at his hayseed boy’s cartoon. Také'éáscarets' Candy Cathartic. 10c or 250. Manager.- . Supt. River Div. 25 ” her mother Mrs Bilyeu. There is graphic introduction by Il C. C. C. tail to cúre, druggists refund money. reason of their statementsbefore the Oats, Walden, Agent, Albany. ” bbl. Flour jS4 20 The rim of one of the big six-foot House Committee on Banking .and Í Rev. C. R. Lamar has been hold John J Ingalls. Then follow the in “.ton. 1200 Nature’s Way, Currency in favor of- their bill, have Bran Il ing a revival meeting the past we®k driving wheels of the engine draw imitable cartoons of Uncle Sam', Middlings 16 50 YEARS' made it apparent that they did. Chop, $16 per tuft. EXPERIENCE <vith a good attendenee. ■ Rev. R. ing the Royal Blue Line Express Mark Hanna, John Bull, McKinley, Potatoes. 50cts per sack. V. Williams, who arrived yester for BaltilTrore and Washington, Li Hung Chang, and pretty much all Nature takes the time when .one Educate Your Howels Witli Casearets. Eggs, 15c. per doz. is laying down togive the heart rest, Candy Cathartic, cure constipation lorever. which left Communipaw 'at 11:30, day will assist him- Buttei,creamery 25: ranche 12 R>. the notables of the current history. 10c, 25c. It C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. and that organ consequently, makes Hams. 12c per lb. The following are'thé delegates to January 9, burst as the train was —Salem Journal- ten strokes less a minute than w-hen The Youth’s < Companion contains Shoulders. 8c per lb. attend the Republican convention rushing past the Netherwood station one isin an upright posture. Mul the most carefully selected, instruct Bacon, 10c per lb ’ at 12:10. The wheel went to pieces A Chinaman for coxswain in the to be held at Portland, in February: T rade M arks tiply that by sixty minutes and it is ive and interesting miscellany print Lard, 10c per lb D esigns A. J. Johnson, G, W. Phillips, W. and the heavy sections of the rim great intercollegiate boatrace is Chickens, 3 50 per doz C opyrights & c . flew in all directions. The train was what the Cornell, freshman crew six hundred strokes. There-fore in ed in any American periodical. The R. Higgins, T. S. Coffey. Anyone sending a sketch and description may making fully fifty-five miles an hour may present this year. Sas Ke Shee, eight hours spent in lying down the New Year’s number is rich in this •spoA mojst Jo o3*eoi qo ‘ 09 ipotnoft san-iaig quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an" invention is probably patentable. Communica Mr Frank Butcher sold his hand when the accident occured. It ran or S. Alfred Shee. as hejis known heart is saved nearly five thousand department. The-principal feature ssbjppv ’OOJJ 9(dm*ns pu-e ispioog pooii tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents ojno 3$ ao oqs ‘SQSiSSnap nV Saojtjs sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. ear to the Mill Co.; as he no longer more than a mile before it could be in this country, has registered with strokes, and asfhe heart pumps six of the number is Mr. Gladstone’s re -U'e.i'cnS, Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive uoui quGAi ssirerxi Q-cqi ‘JdqjoM-jdpuoM. oqu ‘0*03 »pedal notice^ without charge, in the ‘ jo 3 ia put? olasu ‘ojp jo pnj ‘opon carries the mail between here qnd stopped, and brought up in front of ounces of blood with each stroke, it collections oLArthur Henri' Hal.am | oq ‘.lOAOJOj. pun ApsBO ooo’Bqon 3-inb oj, Shelburn, Mr Frank Irvine now the station in Plainfield, N. J. One' Coach Courtney for the cox wain’s lifts thirty thousand ounces less of —a paper of extraordinary interest I ( i -3 dot ’¿ bmy jn0X 9J|0Uis-.pmi qulg ooovqox hu°G seat in t.he *98 boat. Unless some A handsomely illustrated weekly. .Largest cir carries the mail between this city of the sections of the burst driver one else proves superior, there Is a blood in a night of eight hours spent and charm. The artlvla is illustrat-| culation’ of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a and West Scio and also on the flew outward and upward and cut a probability that the Celestial may be in bed than when one is in an up ed with fine portraits, of Mr. Glad-1 The courts of (,'alifornhi go first io year; four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. Shelburn route. hole in the side of a coal ear in a the first Chinaman to turn the rud right position. As the blood flows stone and the subject of his sketch. one ex'rem? and then another, ft Branch Office, 625 F St., Washington, i). C. Ad Fleming, a young man living passing train. Another piece crash der of a single shell. so much more slowly.- through the A number of excellent short stories, took three years to hang Durrant, No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents. in thè country near here, fell off the ed against the side of the combina veins when one is lying down, one editorial articles touching on vari but last week one of the judges of Guaranteed tobacco.habit cure, makes weak Born must supply then with’extra cover ous current topics; and notes on sci the lower-court sentenced a man to men strong, blood pure. 50c, $1. All druggists. walk near the old butcher shop,one tion coach of the express truin at night last week and dislocated his the fit st seat back of . the partition. BOBN—To the wife of Frank Pruitt ings the warmth usually furnished ence and affairs fill out this most at hard labor in the penitentiary for Spec tack's 10c a pair at- Peery wrist. Dr. Prill set- the injured! A hole three feet square wàs torni of Jordan’, on Jan. 23, 1898, a boy. [ by circulation.—Popular Science tractive number of the great family life, for the criui'p «if stealing a Peery ’a. I watch and chain. weekly. member. I in the side of the car. ° . I All doi/ig well. I News. READ PEACOCK &, CO REGON CENTRAL EASTERN. Scientific Hmtrican. MUNN &Co.361Broadwa»’New York