The Santiam news., April 15, 1898, Image 4

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FRIDAY.
APRIL IÛ.
S E. YOUNGSSON
Item» Of Interest For The
Santiam people.
This spring
Styles,
a
The Altainy Steam laiundry docs
as tin« work as any first-cla.»< laun­
dry on the coast and their price* *re
all right.—Ed Cyrus, Agt.
Black and
Brown Shoes
The family of Mr. W II Bilyeu
h«ve moved into the property ajoltt-
Ing the old harne»« »hop, for a few
days, prewiring to leave for Idaho.
Nr * ioaii aci eitra fine raises
for $2 00, $2.50 ad $3 00. C ub
loa- Wiittij B to E.
INSURANCE...
THAT WILL
INSURE.
tit
THAT IS WHAT WE OF­
FER YOU. WE HAVE SE­
CURED THE AGENCY OF
THE OLD LONDON 4
LIVERPOOL A GLOBE
INSURANCE CO. AND
WILL BE GLAD TO WRITE
YOUR POLICY FOR YOU.
GILL
AGENTS.
COLE.
For .Senators--I’Il Kelley, of Al­
bany, I. Il I.<s< lle, of ICirrl»bury
For Represeutatlves—R W I i»h
er. <>f s«>davllle, C II Winn, of Al­
bany, M H Wild», of l’ric«.
For < lenrk J S Van Winkle
Albany.
For Sheriff John W t’ugh, of
Rhedd.
I'or Recorder—F‘ M Redfield, of
We»t Altainy
For < omml»«loner «• II Ru»»ell,
of Sweet Home.
For Treasurer J W Wolfe, of
Brow nevillc.
For A--e»»or— H A St«ffor<l, of
llalaey.
For School Superintendent I. A
Wiley, of Tailman.
I’or Surveyor —I T T Fl»b«-r, of
Albany.
For Coroner Win Fortmiller, of
Albany.
Senator A. J. Johnson and m Ite
went to Portland Tuesday
Mrs Johnson will purchase B*g
alias for the Rebekah i^alg» of this
place.
Ito»« F. Hlbler.
Farmer» of Oregon can, for the
prat time In many year» get lhe
• 'ne market price for »lock. that
hl F.t«lorn brother reallxe».
Mr. tl. Henllno vlalted home
folks at Slayton l.rs' week .
Mrs MK amey la Working al the
ho’tre ’jf Marten Alexander.
Ml«s Grace Wylie Is visiting
friends in Slayton IhF week.
Mr. lul Peery was visiting friends
In Staytoll Hie first of the week.
Mr» Janie Goin« and Mrs Cyru*
came up fr.-nt Salem Wednesday.
A. G. Prill. Physican and Surgeon
Rein, Oregon.
office next «loot to
dlug store
Mlsa Anna Morris came down
from Sodaville on a Visit to her
parent* this week.
Mr J N. Morri« returned from
Salem last ffeck where ho h»»
twen visiting for some time.
Mr. J. U Miller
has
returned
from H'swt.urg, and will stay id
Scio, for some week* t<> come.
rpte, t< S, ttie their bills or as much
fXhern a« p >«»'hte tw t!j»t time.
u
-ur effort« to aid us Ju«t now
‘it be duly aj pr!»clat<‘'|
3 M IMnlel
1$,
HUI Hill pi
ORBGON.
SOTTI!
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War New» At A Slanthtill.
But War Almo*! Ortain.
Greet
.V
btrn
\Vn«hint-’t,,tt
Wi»hlngton’
April
14.
The
tctlon of the house ye«lerd«y In
< 'on-ut (lelo r >1 Flt»hu,'li
•
rlvtkt at W«-liiitgion from I lav
*1 »' %
A l<r»e izr r
on Tuesday afietnonn
i*
crowd of entbusl.«»tlc admirer» had
g «lher. <l at the Penn«» Ivanl t »tn
lion, and when the general »tapped
turned nwsy.
knoVhelgr. ■BU.r.t In ranervlt.» •»• «ITlw’t <a |
A me»«.ige w »« rcclrvetl from the fh'm the train h« wa» greeted with
sblkthl. t u,a In .»«-» ot »1*»n<« t en house transmitting to the sen'tle a tremendou* '>utbur*t of applau-e.
anni,«Inn I s«n i'tn,«rv*l in
It is
m<»( tsfnsrVs'-lc H.m.iMl that Its. rtn* I— n the Cuban reaoluthtn pawed by the Women waving their hamlkerchlef»
and men their hat«, and altogether
Ittou,.! tu ■, sli.nUon II I m * certainly houss* by unanimous consent.
astel tttan) from «,mau«n|4lt»i '»•¡I '•>
the <lemon»tr.'ion was a not..ble
Turner
rldhuletl
the
diplomatic
rai » m a rt-xnv
one,
W:i»hlngton crowd«, • a rub-,
negotiation« of the adndnistraUor,
The school director» ot District
and declared with bitter wrva»m ar« not demon«trative, but thl« o«va-
Nol.lnn Co. or. met ami elr-cted
that with «u«h diplomatic agent» it» -loll w>«»a <on»plclou« exception.
Prof. F J. Wilson, of Elkton, Or.,
By the time he wa* ready to
we have representing the l'ni ted
as prim l|>«l of th« N io putillc
government slight the crowd ws« so lerce a*»iul
States, the Madrid
ach-stl. School will commence the
might eventually, for a ault utile In­ the train that even with the a*»l«-
first Monday In Octidwr B#ML Mr
demnity, aliaolve thl» country for lanceofn platoon of ¡atlice It wa<
Wilson comes well rvcoinendt-d,
blocking the hurlatr of Hnvana with with ditficulty that lie rrachetl the
liavlng had experience In theach<a»l-
platform. Several friend« <d Ihr
the shattered hulk of the Maine.
; room for the | m »( 1!» year*.
ILatr followed Turner, lie anld geiieial, among them a numla-r nf
What mine near being a serious
this was no time for Impassioned ladle«, pre»ked forward and finally
accident happened to Mr. Joaeph
rhetoric, and manifestation» of ap ■ucceeded In gnt-plng hili try the
I,e,■)•.-« amt hl« ag«»( wife lust Tues- proval greeted the aentlment. 11« hand. One of tin- lailie« pre»enle«l
day, They w -re coming to town in
»tld that Turner, who represented a tximpi* t of riwe- ti«-d together by
a w»gon driving n nervy team, only one «tate, was making Mt Kin
ribla.li» if the national color», and
when in crossing a deep mudhole, ley. w ho reprcsriitetl !•’> states, the la-aring a tiny ( on federate IrUt e-
th* team lunged, and In »omo way subject of the same kind of ol.Jur tl «g.
Iinmtaliately,
the
crowd
tl.fl w the old couple out of the rig one
gallons that U tTl’ Inflicted UtK.n ta-gan to dicer, and round after
on «ach sl<|«t of the wngon, and they
thought
ttie round of a,>pInn»«- greeted him u»
Washington. Hour
ware unable to
extricate tlietn- Maine afiuir was enough to Justify he walked »lowly and uncovered
»elvc.
Mr. I.ecpr-r, although M4
down the long platform of the »la
war.
year» id age held ttie team till tirl|>
Turplo followed Hoar
with u lion. On reaching the B atreet en,
arlved.
»|M-cch for recognition of the Culmn trance, General Lee ontered n state
The terrible nvalanche In the republic.
department .nrriage and was rap­
Dyea trail :it«>ve Sheep t amp, wa«
Brom well, of Ohio, and other re- idly driven lip the avenue to the
even more fatal than wa« at first ¡tublicans of the house, after visit- »tale department.
aupp>a«ed. Sixty nine bodlea have 1 log their colie igucs at the other end
The general ha» not perceptibly
already been taken out and there i of the cepltol to day, came hick
■.
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a -
are many more missing, some of 'jubilant over the pro»p-"l that the l>«»t In Wa»hlnton. Hi* eye 1« a«
whom will not la. found until the I senate would tie held in contlnuon« bright and hi» Mep a«ela»tic »«ever,
snow an<l Ice arwmelted late In the »i-saion until a vute was taken. and nothing in hi» manner Indliutea
summer.
Bromwcll »ays he h‘ll''V>,s a motion that there has been anything un­
It 1« feare-d that it ms.V tie possllile ; to accept the »enute resolution« will usual In hl* experience during the
- iiio of Selo’« former citizen» might I prevail In the bouse by a large Inst »cveral month«
fie
How
have perished. Although those on majority.
not
will remain In Wasbingti
the trail were »u|'|«.«t»l to be past
ha
known, but It 1« a>«umc(J
AcsUt&t at S c I& t W«.
tile fMilnt will'll Hie slide oet ured
to
will make hl- wishes co
Herraiat. X T
iah»
hurl’s < tañer
R «H
i un* II« <• 1
«fi |)w Fn« v.
Billy Nolan,
the
well-known
Indian interpreter, la heading
a
movement In Spokane to organise
several compinles of Indian troop»
to enliat In the I nited Slate» army,
In lhe eveot of war with Spain.
From the tribes of the Spokane»,
Colville and
Ne«pelutn
Indiana
Nolan aaya there I» g.««i material
for at lenst thee companlea of 'kJ
men each. The Indiana, he saya,
lire eager tor the fray, and are anx­
ious to enliat. John Alexander ami
I xju I s Savry, two full-blooded Spok
• in-», have previously »■»< h served a
nutulet of year» with the Indian
troofm In lhe United State» army,
and are well up
In I lie
lactlcf,
«« Is also Jim Andrew», chief of the
Indian police en the Colville rrvr»«
lion. These three are now busily
engaged In recruiting companies
from among the trit»-» mentioned,
uik I In i few days will I m - ready to
offer their Xorvlce« to Uncle Sam.
• d'arth ( uro I a rirai head a t «W
breath «reu retí with Abitarti» < alari h K«mmlj ,
a«»M on a guani »Ire Naml ln>u<<H ftw
Mold bjr Perry »ml IVary.
kx«trl«nl OM.
Mr. Ilin Johnrtor’* sister and
daughter left Thursday morning TIIF. LIGHT OF THE FUTi RK
Why not t>e Independent and ow”
for tbelr former home In Fox
j your own little gm plant which will
Valley.
«hn-.lt
•»■ptton Cure t-ttn-s whet« give four time» more light than or
Mlt«rs mil It 1» the le»Hn< l .«t«h Cure, and dinary gas or electric Itglits al one
no homa »h<>ttH bw wlthtml it rimasn« to
half the coatf Appll -attle for use In
take and r»w
,l“’ •’*•’*
b,r
churclies, stores, factorleA, hotels,
rKKRT a l».K«Y
p
,
I f.e,
resldenci-«
and country
homes)
Mr. Ptlre Munken and family
safer than ordinary jr»« or kerosene
have moved Into one of the build ■lamp«. Approved by nil the Board«
Ings on Hie South »Ide, owned by
; of Underwriter« throughout the
Mr. P. O. Smith.
United states. We want a first
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Karls ( ko»r R-»t T»». m, rt .iipsooti Its ch.««
agent --- In
every toVTn. Wfl|e
be hmi and it Hie* “•*"« >• r,u
**
for catalogue und prices.
jtiirn 11» l» e<« end »-t yttur monk,
The Acetylene Go .Machine Ca,
i«M by- Peery and rwery.
Akron, Ghlo.
J' T i leer was n> m|nat.«l for ' i-.-v-
We sell a mighty big bar of *Mp
pnor by acclimation at Astoria
for 4c.
It la calltai •'Baby Flo-
'••terday.
phant.
Rosa. F. Hlbler.
^Having
V’-ral Mils coming tltlr
jpr’i !«t we are obliged to ask all
p ¡-.o a^e t wing oa or account or
i * IT
’ HI
S M. DANIEL.
■yie gold bUgs still assure us that
fret «liver 1» a tlead Issue and •till adoption thsCiihan resolution mad«
continue making preparation for the »cnate today thi »torm center
a batt!«« with the corpse. — Tel- of the war dement«. The galleries
egraph.
w. re ¡«acke'l and thousands were
• IX.Il NS."
Frank and Robt Carry are home on
J E W EI. Eli.
All kind« id wat. lie« cl.s ka ami Jew
elry rc|Mired promptly.
*•»1! h
an4 u*ah*a tiw l««wl • tear a* a ttrll, ai»î4 h>
FKKHY • FFI.KV.
» Visit-
Mr« Gertude R«»tnel« camo up
from Salem Thursday.
RNF
Fancy l>r<«>« patern*. Percale», Diinitiew, Cotton A*-
tricaine Lap|Hdta. Fancy Cotton Suiting, Dotted 8wi«a, NCR»,
and Lac- vur.ainetu, Lac<-i, Embroideriet» ami Staple Dry
Good» of all description».
EASTnnd
Al«n a tine line of mon», women« and mi««w fine
\ I
»hoe» in very latent novelti'—.
And will I”- »obi at price» that wiQ plr-a»»' cWi V on»> The
think about the proposition.
F .» i '»íiatifM«' i. m »
Patrnnlxe home merchants.
EG ’lyde, M l> Turner Oregon.
The finest stock of spring Dry Goods ever
brought to Scio.
4 4*
4
Watchmaker
Kay—Meo our window dlaplay and
T®». Ow tf»’*» Hi «si Ft»riÉ« t
wrtkr. Nrr * «»ttt.f»«-*a, Er'iplloii»
»ultscril«« for the N ews ,
JUST ARRIVED?
Usaste
1«
Ml»o»
!>»•>.
C1ean IH.»«! m««t’* • rl»»a sklu
No
brsuly without it. I »»careta,l.'sn’tj
'
■ o, )..«r Good «rei krec it <lt-sn. b)
Hlrrin« «p thè lai» li»»r «nd dri.in« «li im
Critte« from th. body. Ilegin tv «taf t<
mah pimplea. bai», biolt-hrs, btarkl.rads
«ntl th.l «icslr Mhotta ctwnpl»iioo |>» takin*
< aararsla, -oesuty lor tea canta. All drug
fiat., «traftettsn rutranteed, lOr, 25c, «br
Prof. Geddes sends the following
to the Albany Herald,
Prof Morton Instructor in Creek
and Hciencu wa» thrown from bi«
bicycle on Tuesday the 7th Inst.
and tatdly Injured. I write a few
facts in lhe caac a» I tlo not wl«h
any distorted statements to circu­
late.
Prof. Morton was riding on the
«ide walk from tiu< college ami
**t<x k a bender,” »truck on his riglit
temple and right shoulder.
He was completely stunned ami
unable to move. My laty Alfred
Gedde« and Prof. Emma Hart were
near tty and gave the alarm, lie
waa carried to the ladle«' domltory
totally unconaclou t and returning
'oti«c|.>u«ne»» <II<1 not exhit.lt Itself
for
hrs. lie dul not give an in­
telligent answer to questions for <M)
hr«. My wife gave him stimulants
until the doctor arrived and pro­
bably saved his life as he was to all
np|a-arances dead.
Dr. 1* M Jones was called and
t<aik active «te,>s to accelerate the
t in ulation and arouse ttie .leaden,»1
tiervou* ••ywtvni,
those of the present as to the length
of bi» slay.
waya.
Paul Price, a sixteen year old boy
residing In the waslem part of the
city, ts.arded the train from Cor-
vallia thl» morning on the bridge
and hale to 4th street wherv he
attempted to jump off. (tut his foot
(if course ! »hai' buy as anual, caught In the rtep, And he w is
ilememta-r I never let any tasty dlagget! with hi» head down for a
pay a tw-tler price than I do. And •rnuplv block» when the train stop­
there hire all Who «ell to me Will
ped st the usual place before pars­
k
ey gel the Very high
ing the H. !’• crossing He was pick
la ¡mid.
How F Hlbler
cd up In an ln«en»lble rendition
and taken to his home and Dr.
•• To n«e r<w nrtr taux
hatst •-„•» n,»K— .»11
Davis »«nt for. There 1« a partial
■ar «trvae. '*•*< t~r»
tor «1 All dr«<:.U
Abcit Maiilr,
I Ar
HM p
¡■iC «ui«.
Tvun a.tn.
V* t».m,
• "IM »•
Ju p rtt.
EVERY VARIETY
ALL PRICES.
W«»«t Side I »¡virion.
Brfwre« lamrt*»M4 i » m 4 4 orvnllte.
Mali train dally r»<rpt "»on lay.
-•.'"•nt lr
Porttend
<r •»*«»»«!
11;I5 I* til Ar
, i'fii'k'i «
t,v | »n j» n>
4t A Hainv an 1 < et • h i * mnw«*! with t aire
of that) f 4 F ratlrtmd.
F iprr»» t rain dalh ** <> *f*t **»n *a$ •
4 u»nm I y
F‘»rttend
aril * • r»
iptn ar
M MlnrOla
» ’ •>*’ • tn
io p nt nr
I ’•-j'*-«».$• r Iv I 4 'a * j«
ptwf >n«a-t Ion n t «•nFt'*ni-i«t »» with
r'l • f tai and Oriental nn t P«. f Mall •»♦•»m
•hin lln«^» for Jli’AS an! t IHN A Nailing
dafr* on anpHcaflnn
lia'» - t- » ticket* ' • » Itsfcrtl fwHrtf* »r 1 r t>
rtqw A !*•« Jufwtti. i hm« |f>> ••hilti *n ! \-t*
•ru'ln imh ’*• "♦‘•n o- ! from M « 41. ►..*•■»•!
KUjatlMW. ftekrt agrntM SYr-wt S-ln
Il Ko» Ml » »; ManAtf* r
< Il M Ank II am . A** <» * >!’••• Asm t. Port
land.or.
r\REGOX CEXTRAI
U tX- EASTERX.
B a
Ct «
BICYCLE.
VS. SLED
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE-
Cnnnaetlng at
Itgy alth th* Sin
I rancls* t> and 4 uqtiina n.) Me» tuanlp < o
STEAMSHIP ‘ PRESIDENT,"
Stlte fmrn «tqiilna *• v«*r v
*an Fran
xt*»-«», i «**• liny, Port Oth-rtl, Trllthted a»«1»
lluinixdt IL«)
l*M4nmgrr V^xmittM«!*
f r>**tirt*»•'« I
*h»*rt«-«f n>iital*l«n'tt tlx* WHiau»«*tt«t
ry and t allinrn««»
entier
arc on
wheels, Hii<l will inn 2.» percent
uiisier than the ohl style. We al­
so have I>isc and Spike tooth Har­
rows, a full line of Genuine
Oliver Flows a,,,i,,x,las
(’all and sec them.
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CAPITAL STOCK.
M. O. Gill and Son
$20.000.
OFFICERS.
President
Vice Prcjiieat
CdSluer
*
A. J. Jobnsan.
J. w. Games.
C. V. Johnson-
DIRECTORS.
M’halc iV iSttonr
A J JOHNSON J AGAiNtS GW PHIL­
LIPS. . 8 M DANtEu C* I0HN30N.
Ika-s « general (tanking and ex­
change business. Grafts issued on
Albany, Portland ami .'tan Francisco.
1 4 2 Stak bt
Carrij u full line of standard
Dritfid by th« Car«.
Bites E. lllHI.KK.
•top That CcHt*h Takr warning It may
lead t» < <>t>»Hm4»t ion. A « tert Ite of Rh|k»h,R
< w-e nay mv « your ll*w koM by l**rt A
Mj.
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r.s, I L»
Waterloo Woolen Mills
Burned
Nows waa received In Albany last
Sunday evening that on Saturday
afternoon the Woolen
mill-
at
Waterloo had lieen totally destroy
by tire, practically wiping out the
town, and taking from l.lnn coUUty
one of It» must Important Industrial
plant».
Mr. Thntnaa Kay had been at the
mill» looking «Her the lm»lne»« and
had arrived tn Lcttunon yo»t ready
to take the train on hl» w ty to Al-
tmny, when a messenger cam« in to
inform him of the dis taler and he
turned t»ack.
The tire originated in the engine
room and was m > fur under head way
when discovered hr to la- uncoil troll
able, and »pre.'d from the mill» to
the hotel, The mes-etiger »aid the
mill» were in ruin» and the hotel
wa» falling in when he left and that
aeveral oilier building would g<v
The Io»» will prohubly la< $u4>,uix>.
The amo'inl of Insurance carried 1»
not known. Some time ago th»
amount OS Ute mill« Wil» ataiUt • *»,-
<KM>,
’tAlicjt KALE ttnW.
The prlclpul owner» of the mill
were Mr. Kay, lion. J, K Wrath
When you want a good nice-fitting
erford, J, M. Wallace, Dr JessUp.
suit, at reasonable price, come to u>
U. P Bishop and Squire Farrvr. The
Cor it. Have Just received aeveral
hotel la owned by Mr. Kay and Mr
book« of line Spring samples. Item
Weatherford and 1» run by A. P.
fin'er that we have had aeveral
Howe.
years experience al tilling people In
tlie-v clothe», and guarantee a tit al-
t
5
Foreign postal transmission 1«
I surprisingly ppld iiowadaya «ays
Engineering New». A letter sect to
Vient)n from an officer In New
York City was dispatched by the
I. on wed
I steamer sailing al •<> A V.
w
nenday, January 6. and a cablegian
n-ply was iwlwved at It»: 45 Thurs
doy, Janury IN. The rout of the let­
ter, with distance, Was as follow«.
New York to South «mptop, 1,OfiO
miles; by rail to London, **> mile»:
by rail and Channel «learner
' Pari«, to Vienna, Vifi mile«—•- a
tat nf 4, ttk! mile«.
,
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concussion of the bniln, but It 1«
0 i<t
WAE.W1
thought to be not so serious but
what he will recover, lie has been-
Wa are In the market this year
InsvnsiM»
since
the
»evident. • for Mohair at hlghr-M market price;
— Democrat.
and It will I* of lniere«t for grower*
to get our pries* before disposing of
\Vr have the btggeat, rh-rajeat and their clip.
treat cm« of baking powder* you
R M IhinltJ
ever m W. H cent« a can and every
one post lively guaranteed.
R.— F. Hlbler
t
malte pianos and orflans> vchich
theq sell at reasonable prices
and terms to suit Orquna tu
ken in exchange on pianos
Instruments «sold on Install
ments if desired
A Maine man who think« (here
will anon ho another lb«"l 1« build­
ing »n ark aft*r the patten of that
of Noah of old.
•'Coin,, Harvey la III with appen
dlcltla at his home In Chicago. If«
a dam good thing for him he la In
Chicago People have a ha Mt nf dic­
ing of that diaeaae la thia eoa n try.
A «
A Michigan msC h*s In his poo-
w«»lon » piece of herd tack bl»ruit,
b»ued Io him as a part of • ration
during the lisle war. Though thirty
threw years n*d, the biscuit N In art
exvrllent »late of preservation.
Gut nt fifty-nine co int es In Cot
oradn tfkenty-sevefi have wnnici
a«petfntendent* oT , »r hmrfs. an*
every -■ fwM ho* <lne •* '*•
metubbtb
Z»/7 *r>
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