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FRIDAY, APRII. »•.
Item» Of 1 iits-n—t l -ir I In
Sant ùnti people.
SE. YOUNGS SON
This spring
Styles.
Black and
Brown Shoes
Mrs. Henry llliyeu is improving.
Rev. Williams will preachKundsy
evening at the M. IL Church.
There are a goal many fl»herm«-n
nowadays, but not many big retell
!
reported.
New iroü aEd ertra flue nie s
for $2 00. $2.50 ani $3 00. COID i
,
toes- Width B to E.
INSURANCE...
THAT WILL
INSURE.
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THAT IS WHAT WE OF
FER YOU. WE HAVE SE
CURED THE AGENCY OF
THE OLD LONDON i
LIVERPOOL & GLOBE
INSURANCE CO. AND
WILL BE GLADTOWRITE
YOUR POLICY FOR YOU.
GILL 0” COLE.
AGENTS
For Mrnators- P II Kelley, of Al-
Ixniy, I. Il Li.*«« lie, of Harrisbury.
I’or Representative-« -Il W l'l-h
er. of >• «l iV«ih-, C II Winn, of \l
bany, M H Wilds, of Price.
For < leark...J M Van Winkle
Albany.
For Sheriff John W Pugh,
Hhedd.
of
F«>r Recorder—F
West Altainy
For Coiiiiiilimlonvr O JI llu»«cll,
of Mwcct I lomo.
l'or Treasurer—J W Wolfe, <»r
Brow iisv lile.
For Assessor- B A Stafford, of
Halsey.
For School Htiperinlendent I. A
Wiley, of Tallman.
For Murveyor— E T T Fisher, of
Albany.
For Coroner Wm Fortinlller, of
Albany.
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Rev. Williams and Ed Perry ueni
Rilling
Thur-«By.
Ths •‘ish’
stories they told!
Judge Barnes and Sam Shore al
tended the seventy ninth annlver«
ary at Albany Tuesday.
There Is a fair pro»pcct of a tela-
phone Uns connecting Scio with the
outside World in the near future.
The family of Mr. Ross lllbler
liavc moved into the property re
••ntly vacated by l>r. Cole and
family,
The ri-«l«lencc prn|H-rty formerly
; occupied by T J Munkcrs i« heing
moved It/ 3U? vacant lot owned by I.
' <' RimpsoA
Mr. (ieorge Phillip« Is erecting a
d wvlllrig <>n‘a ;«rt of the proprty
formerly ownrat by bls father near
the present mill »Ite.
Mr. MJ Mhore has sol<i his farm I
milira northeast of Melo. Mr. John
Braun of Stayton was th«- purch.««
er. The price paid was I I <»«i.
JUST ARRIVED?
The finest stock of spring Dry Soods ever
brought to Scio. j-
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RNB
J £11
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REGOX CEXTRAL
& E.ASTERX.
0
. DANIEL
r ..
rot>al>ly b» ale in businesa at Portland
I'XtMrntf«'? A*vr>fum>»UMUt
«Iwif tvwt r*«site hrtwrewn 11
•j ami Call tarn ta
the I »isUiltcìie
Emm l>ai t
W o*t fit *■><
April 27
The monit r Terroa made a ca|
lure «iff the coa.t of Cardenas, C u I m ,
last nignt, wiiich, while not aa rich
a. tlial made by the Hille Mangrove
yesterday, i" »till valuable enough
Io tiring joy to the hearts of the <>ffi
<ers and erew of the Terr->r. The
prise 1» the Spanish coasting steam
er, Ambro-ls llolKnr The cruiser
|l«tr<>it came Into port Ihi. morning
towing the Spnnanls, which had
l>een turned over to her by tn«
Terror.
t’pon being«c.»rcho-l after arriving
shore Hie Ambrosia II- liva was found
to have on l»eir'l Jito.issi In silver,
which, of lourie, greatly Im-re-i- •
tlie value of the rapture. Particulars
<>t the cipt uro of I ho Ambrosia
Bolivar have not yet been given
out.
The large Spanish steamer Guld--
laiund from Corunna for llavetia
with a large cargo of provisions aid
money (o’ the Spinish, troop», was
captured «arly yesterday by the
t'nited states monitor Terror.
The captured money is in an iron
».fe, and the amount Is not kuown.
The Guido Is one of the richest
prizes yet captured. It i. estimated
that with her cargo she is wor h
nearly
",l°-
April 2\
i he v- w y ork, the Puritan at d
the Cincinnati bomlxirded the fort«
at Hie mouth of Mst-inza« hart»«r
this aftcriioMii. There were no ins
u dii«— on our »Ide, but it 1« believed
that the hall of iron wiiich |w>umh<d
in the forts must have caused Io»« of
life to Hie Spaniards, though noth
ing I» known di-llnltcly.
The engagement commenced nt
1'2:57, and cea»r«l at 1:1'J. Theobject
of the attack was to prevent the
completion of the earthworks nt
l’unta < turila.
A ltatt«-ry on the eastward arm of
the Iny o ; m « iiis I tire on the fl«g»hip.
ami tills wriu also shelled.
AttaUt 1'2 «-inch shells w«re tired
from the en«teru forts, but all fell
short.
Alt >ut live- or six light «hells were
tired from tin- lialf-iotnpletcd tint-
tery. ‘Two f these whlz/cil over
the New York, am! Ihe others fell
»bort, lite ships left the b.iy for
the o| ell «c.i, Hie i«t-j clot ili«eover
ing
iiiu w iic-irnitaut« of iiie butteries
lenii to <
A1« ♦«••<<;« '•( •lilhli,»
having I h - vii MCt-ouipllshed.
t n-v may mie y «»ut II*»
.»ohi by Perry A
Prey.
In the tielghborliood of ;»W shot«
were put on land from the three
fAXlOIL MASE SUITS.
vessels from a range of from ioni) tu
7'XMi yards.
When you want a good nlce-fltting
ll»ir Admiral Sampson, w hi n ask-
suit, al rva«onal>le price, come to us ral if Io- was satistleil w ith Iheresult,
! for it. Have ju«t received aeventl
■slid:
nooks of tine Spring «ample». Rem
’’Yes, I "II. I exjiccted to be.’’
ember that we have hid severnl
Tne lisif >inpl«-t' il S|«ani,ti earth
year* experience at fitting people In works and battery were apparently
these clothes, ami guarantee a fit al lilnwn up try the shell».
All the «hq«s i-ngiigrd «bowed ex
ways.
liras E. Him.EH.
celled marksmanship throughout
th« engsg'meni, and when they
No-T<» Ree for rifty < 'm ta.
GuarattUkm! totieccm bat-tt ear* nuikei
were tiring ;«l Ihe sbortesl range,
feet) «trou«, burnì |mr*
bur |1 Alt druggiaU
nearly every »licit t«»ik effect.
Ilorec Mann of tha Coltago (ireve
Measenger and who nt on« time run
a |«n|H-r In Mtaytor, has applieti for
the privilege of raising a company
^uliacribe for Ihe N i ws,
of voiuutcers for the Cut* m-rvlce
Patronise home merchanta.
Mr. Mann Is» young man, but ha«
i t«een an officer in Florida company
KO Hyde, M D Turner Oregon,
Mi«».'Gn«ce Wylie has the measles- of rill«« for four or five yearn, next
door neighbor to Cutia, and has been
Mtaa Grace Uaiuber sustained
1 on the l«lan<l and hence know» the
quite a hard fall from a bicycle last
j country. A proper man to head a
Munday.
^company of volunteers.—Heral<|.
Mr. T I. Duggar anticipates shirt
The Missionary Baptist Church in
Ing a gt-ncral merchandise afore nt
Lawson on the Oregonian II II, this place w ill hold Ihe annual roll
; i-all «-f it« incintM-rs on Sunday the
—Herald,
•tlhility of May IM* it eleven a . m .
Mrs . Roc Phillips his been quite
and If Hie weather is fair, dinner
Sick for some time |<a*t but Is now
will be taken on the grounds neat
According to a French writer
Improving.
' the church house. All mcinta-r« of 1 named I’etrie, whose conclusion;«
Mrs. I* O. Smith ha* been quite •«aid church are rra|ii«.»t,-«| to mak«
ire quoted In The 5!idlc;d News.
•¡«It thia week and has been con
: necoeaary arrangement» for such a ' twenty per cent of all rennltMl« eat
fined to her homo for several day*.
dinner, and all who dreire to enjoy the dead In order to glorify them;
The safe ill Ihe Jefferson poatofllCe , the dinner, are cnviteii ami request- nineteen t*r cent eat warriors in
was Mown o;«-n last Week and a reg cd'ocome »nd bring their baskets 'order that they may inherit their
Istered iMckuge containing fan I filledaud Join In r.nd have a food courage, and eat dead children In
Stolen.
onler to renew their youth; ten ;>er
lime together
Het. Williams Is at Selo, Ills
cent partake of their near relative»
prayer last Munday made quite an
from religious motive«, either In
About Mohair.
linpreeslon on some of our patriotic
Of course I shall buy ns usual. connection with initiatory rites or
boys.
It was said to tie quite the Remember 1 never let any body glorify deities, and five per cenl
t-orrecl thing.
pay a better price than I do. And feu«t for hatred In onler to avenge
there fore all who »ell to me will themselves upon their rneml«-».
V» N»»d Moaey.
know that they get the very high Those who devour human flesh
Having .«verni bills coming fluì
ttacause of famine are reckoned as
April 1st we are obliged to a»k all • st price that Is ;«ald.
eighteen per cent. In short, de
Ross
E
Hitler
Mho are owing us on account or
ducting all these, there remains
M<’te, Io settle their bills or as much
only a proportbin of twenty-four per
KstIV
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kni
t
k«»H
Te»
Ibr
l'oueliitallon
It*
them aa possible hv that time.
j
tbs Bra« and lf«nrru.ln< It you -Ioni ray an. cent who partake of human ffe«h
Your effort« t<> sli| us Ju«l now mura Hw I*taure and <it jour uioney
tieeause they prefer It to other
'km t<e duly appreciated.
Wrtd by- Crary and Bra, y.
mean of alimentation.- Scientific
H M Daniel.
American
float wool vuntto
iattr-h lorad. A cirar teaa.1 and >• el
*N»alh sraunsl with »hlk.h. (urarrh Beiaady,
Bt r.slai, V Y il-nk
1'n.m my paraenwl
Wn are in the market thia year
*•'•’ en a guaran fra
Maral Itijrou.r frac
kn.iwlr.1«», (ainiHl in ahnrr.lng «he «IH,a
for
Mohair
at
highest
market
price;
"■Wh) l*Aty Sad Vrary.
I your «h « tali', lure In mars i*f eli.r.. i «n
and it wdl la» of interest for grower» I <mn|Hlnn. I am pre|«rml tn ray It la ths
to g«-t (>ur price« before disposing of tmM remerliaS* K««w»ly Ural ha. ever bmm
'a«<i<lit In my allenttan. p h-tf certainly
their dip
«ral many rram I'«mmuniatan. su4 by
I
« M Daniel.
rki at • r> mi
IWr with Ih» R b *
IW5 *trw»is»hip * u
I
I
of 1» I« Mouteitli.
Mr J. ('. IHntui <n of near Mplcer
has purvharasl the engine an«l boiler
formerly u«ed by the Crenmery Co,
, they have replace«! It with an
We m- i-ll a mighty big tw«r of KB|.
engine brought of George King at
It la called "Baby 1.'«-
for 4c.
I l.jona.
pliant.
In alb-mp'liig to walk frmn Rpl<er
Ro»«. E Hlblir.
tn la-Uinon J I. Miller wo stricken
«down by another pamlitlc stroke
The Mlnvlon Mail rel ieve«I a tel
Inst Wraln<,«“li.v evening. He I. egram Io the effect that McKinley
’now at the Mcio Hotel In n very pro came near being assassinated by no
. arloos condition. ■
infernal machine that was seni him.
|e til it tin- •
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John Garland’s llttl«« boy IlH* If n., || I.. |...
' so much Improvral that lie was a I.li the 'till l»M dl-dnllt relative of Ihe
i to la- taken home last week. lt
1 I- President's second i-oti»in or nunl«
i thoiiglit he may l»e able to u«e - hl» hence I' fiivori-fl by s|u-« lal tclegmmn,
leg all right anil may in time i out ■de. To make ft m -« ih more certain
that such la the caw, the news of
gr««w the trouble entirely.
Mr- an«l Mra. I-rank Villa are the attempt« -I n«»s'"in.ilion ha» not
visiting friends In this city. Mr. tn-cti corr<«|M»mtc'l by pre.« di’patch
Villa has for several your* la-on In «.. Give U» another one this w«-«k
■ business in California but has moved Mr. Bennett, from your favored
tmek tu Oregon to locate. He will position.
i:.. e
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE-
í «W»nrr*I»•<
>' npii Un' an-l
Mr. F E Alien this morning re
ceived a dispatch from J M i.Allrar
staling that he had arrivisi at
Seattle with Ihe remains of I» B
Monteith of thia city. an<l w ould
leave there at 4 o'clock this after
noon with him for Albany. 11« will
therefore arrive h«re lont'irrow
noon.
Mr. Monteith sod other» i< n
Albany for Skagway Ihe l««l of
liecember. «ailing from Purtl.md on
or aboot Decemberi«. Tne I>emocr»t
m tn last MW Ml. Montlelh »1 hhe
Perkin«
llou»«
In Portland on
Christmas day, in good humor owr
the pro»|iecta.—Democrat.
EL EL
j All kinds of watch«« clucka and jew
city refralred promptly.
.NCR),
GREGttN
Eancv Dr« '« |i;it«-riia, 1‘crral«», Dirniti«-«, Cottun A h -
trican*.
Ettncy <otton Suiting, lh>tt««i Swi»«,
an<l l.afn t’urtainvtt». I.ace», Embroideries and Staple Dry
(loodit of all d«--cription*.
Al««> a tine line of uhii - wotnent« and nii»'es fine
shoe« in very latest noveltiv».
And will l»e «old at pri••«•» that will plea»«- every one
Win. Brenner sold his cattle and
Mlip|ie«l them to Portland thia week
lion II M V catch Democnitie
He |*tlev«»l t cents |a-r |>outid on
caiHlid.it« **.r t migre.'. will speak at
.tool
which
amnriuntrai up tn
>cio on Wediie-d y Mai, lib at r 'I.
mhiiu money. Kotnr of th« cattle
Hewill la- acviiiipanled l>y Hon M A
w<-ighe<l near I«««« II«». There were
Miller of la-banon. .Mr. Veatch
SD of the biggest one».
ranks Among the best speakers in
Genend Bla-nco's dispatch «ay«: the State and will doubtless give an
. ••This (Tui wlay) evening, ailivlson interesting talk.
I N lux TICKET
¡of five American v « sm H approached
The Albany St cam Mtindry does
Mariano.
Ths Hpanish gunboat
Niger* repulsed three destroyers is tine work a« any tirat ela«» latin
COUNTY
Senator.—T. C- Mackey, J, tl« in. which entered the jairt of Canlena« dry on the const ami their price» are
Represen tat I vim. J. J. Whitney’ and ia>inps«ll<»l them to retreat. 1 lie- nil right.- lull'yrus, Agt.
lli-ve the American« will not dare to
H. M. Palmer, Dr. D. M. Jones.
Te Cr«àjn. rr ratrm»
dlsemlmrk in < ulm.”
(1«rk, Frank Crabtree.
Sheriff. — I. A. Mlinkers.
Menyore Captain I’nlly-Y tome
The KHo Creamery will atari up
Assi'ssor. Geo. I»e\’an«-y.
thing wants to light ii dual with
Monday,
May I, and it would pleaM-
Recorder. I., c. Neel.
’Captain .‘■«gsbci« decline any» he will
,
the
management
to have a. ninny
Treasure. —F. M. Jack.
brmd him aa a coward, and that he
i patroua bring milk on that diiv.ua
Muperlnlendi-nL A. M.M< Ilotndd. will then challenge Cousul-General
i'ummlssloncr.—D. < . Mwann.
Lee. If Senyor Pnlly-y» will ju-t | could, conveniently. The building»
g«-l
hiliraelf in uo-dtlon he can gel . II I have been thoroughly over hauled
Coroner. J. C. Norman,
the lighting he wants with out «nd removed, new in iclimi-ry |>ut In
.•surveyor. Anthmy Austin.
challenge» whatever. Before this iiid ver thing put in ship shape,
thing is over lie may g< t branded s-itlaf-ictory prices will lie paid by
’» * II
IL' UlV
himself, with a regular branding the manager.
J S Morris
It L
J
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iron, and kicked into the sea Io
’lop That « » ntl» Tab*- «ìntimi It may
' boot.
What I he People Of Thi«
Locality me Doing.
Watchmaker
li:»», 1-1»
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llrnniy t« tlhsod l>rrte.
(Iran
ra «’*»»»* b <
I m - a til) without it. < ajaart'sJ ath !) ( alba
Uc cl«4»u )*»ur bliMwi anti M nh > it rkwn,
»lirTiftf up lha Ur} hvrr atn| dnw in* atl I
pOiltiru (foftt tlw* I hm Ì y . Ik-gin to dajf
iMiiiwh pintplra, U»»U,
Era, l»Ur kbra
aim I that •»« Lly Utiau« romplaunn bj> laki
( ' »ararrta, - Krtati.
f-’ ♦♦ i' ■ > et t
kata, aaliaiavUt.'O guaranteed, b*
Letter from Mr. Ge«l«l«-
S« • .-rotary of
Ire.ir Sir: ■
Your li-ttcr notlfylng
me Hmt I bave I k - cii nomili «t- d on
ihu l’e >ples l’-irty ticket duly re-
“■ Ivi -I.
I ani coni |»-lleil lo reply that I
• lgiiv-1 a contrai t wlth ilio tru«t> « »
ot Mlucrai spring« « ollegi-, in l«'’«,
1 lo act a« l’resldvnt of «nld college
i . i ■ ■■
■ -.1 . r i - / . '. r u> ' ' r ■ ■ . ■ «
yeiirs of tluit timo In«« ex pii ed
Irai» iug seven long yenr» vet Jiefoie
I can run for office. A tn.in can noi
"dubbie" In pollile» and run a col
lege at thè sanie timi*. I aiway*
i feel lioiiorral w tien nny convention
<>f American Citizen« place me in
ilotnin il lon fertile office of Selli ni
Sup» riliteodi.nl ami de'lr«' l<> «. y
that ì feel more thnn grntitlral ut
Ibi», thè third lime tliht I hsv«« ;»»« n
rra-ogniZ'-d t«y l.lnn < >. cillzcti«. I
bave not changrd my r« forni vi- ws
ami verlly ÌH-ll«-ve Ih it ttie «ifety of
thl» natimi, ili all thing« pertaining
t■> it- welf.ire Ile» In igit.it -m of th->
refnrnier«.
I «ce in thè report* of |h«< convi ri
don fuinlshrd Ilio eounty pipe«»
tlial 1 wns prescnl in thè l.cUim n
e--iiveiitloii, w i« mi«- ni thè nominai
H>g< oniiiiitl'-e «mi helped lo nomiti il
myself to a pince on thè ticket. I lie
faci» in thè ca»«« are I w i» noi w itti iti
four lolle« of 1,,-Kinoii Hmt «l.iy «od
-ould m«t bave t»-en In thè convi-n
Iloti, nor t«>uld I bave serve«! on
«aid comnilttee. We wlll however
let it pii»» a» a go'»i joke.
You can readlly see that thè
alsive named contrae! preclude» Ilio
acceptance of tbe nomination.
Your» iruly,
J It Ge«!des.
I
O»u«ninptH*n t‘«iru entra wtwrr
|f I- Ihr kwtlHtf » ungh <'t»n an t
».-■ «|t|p>ut tl I'kmmnt to
<•>*• rMhl l»» ‘L.i «ah»!
S*>M •-»
l-KLki A PEO Y
For
lain ktATl*« « tarer
T«*«», tlM' go-ut IlhMwl t*Hrlt»rr. < «lira
Vara.
n « tte,
lCfuptk»ha r»n thr
; and ui<kc< lltti hr»«.! thur
• hwU. MW4 by
rn.Kt • pkkky .
The udlwranl cry of horae dealer»
st the east 1«, "sin re are we going
• g«i
. • • 4i«»( V «str* .»»«'<**:
I *t«i • II . H
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4 »4»■» »s»
Thu Situation ill ¡lavami.
the trade. Il i» a g< nuine lami-nta
tion, says flu* Rider and Driver. The
A corrrapondent of the World
hors«- censti - «hois« a decrease in semi« the following Culmn advice-«
the l»«t year of ll.rssl head. This via Key West:
taken with the fact Hist only ataiut
Havana Is completely “Ut of beef,
forty |«vr cent of th’« brood mares in although large shipments are ex
the country were bred last year and pected from Mexico,
that the chances for this season so J All necessaries of life have gone
far »re not showing much improve up to prices never heard of, and if
ment, gives «iinpli- ground for the something Is not <1 me nt once, many
dimlera, lament. Il««rscs cannot I* w ill perish <«f hunger.
ere «ted off hand. S< veral years
Families of means h ive stored
must elapse la-fore tlie supply can large »upplt--s uf stores In their
‘be materially Inerensed; that hi lioilMm.
tlrM-ch«», marketable horses.
All • utain fuii.il - !■ «vlng ar"
Mr«. Cleveland rerently hid a' urged l«> stay, the «ff. r being that
new set of photographs taken thei they will In-rvspi ctc«l ae«i protect,
first time «he has been photographed tai.
Blanco baa lasued order« to arm all
since leaving the White House, nnd
has given them to Mr. Bok, with men and th« order la being obeyed,
anil even boys of 11 years nrc lieiug
permission to publish them In The
lanlles* Home Journal' where they taken In.
l«arge numls-ra of Cubans have
will be put4lrly »«-«-n for the fl rat
joined ths insurgents around Hava
time. The «et a)»o Includes tlie first
authoritative photographs published na.
of the new Princeton home of
(.level in«l*
tlie
ILJnrtta Ynur H«»w«l4 Mith (a»ekfe a.
Candy talhartie. cur« ramai: pattati fort»« -t
W» Sc If (' C C fai 4ruv«i»i4 rrfuMl mMny
\i‘W Siloes! lilial Slini'Y. I talli Shues.
/ERY VARIETY
ALL PRICES.
’loss I’, Hihlui
BICYCLE
VS. SLED
It would not tuke much of a
judge to deride which runs tin*
The same principles
<-il-i If!*
nr new
will apply to hnrrows.
Spring' Tooth Harrows lire on
whorls, ami will i un 25 per cent
easier than the old style, Weal-
so have 1 list- and Spike tooth liar
rows, a tuii line ot Genuine
Oliver Plows a“'1 extras
(’all and see them.
IVI. C. Gill and Son
Whale & Alloue,
Ht J
142 êtate êt»
'*
Soient, fXpt»
Carry a full line of standard
make pianos and organs» which
they sell at reasonable prices
and terms to suit Organs ta*
hen in exchange on pianos.
Instruments sold on Install
ments if desired.
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