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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1898)
• » SCIO, LINN COl’NTY, VOL. Il Hank oí Sr.io it tL ) , I.IW CO.. OICM.O*. By IHA A. PI! EM'S* fenlervdat thr at >W>, <'rvg»«i> a» «■kxjovl^ fora (Mali »»«a* Ur» îmwa ---- OFFK’EID» A. J. J0ÖBS3I! J. W. Gaines C V. JshnsoB taint Vr,e President Cashier , JL • . , PV ALI All KO KVS.KY FRIPA Y AT M IO, CAPITAL, $20000 ‘ l*«»r annnm laVarUMj Inal*** * •' ■ •utftonllw. •• ** ** ...••«■ Iw A<1v»rtl»tng taira al tai«.Ilvm? nura.to 0 m »4 moo I My. 1i.b»M>nt s<1v»f’t«rmr♦<«• •»»»•< »«r fwM ft»< When thte order lagiwen t«»< lb»»«r Il I« hardly proloible that the Ore l*uc* 4 g«-neral tanking an‘* <'1' < Ir.tngo business. Ixxini mail«* nt gon Volunteer* will I«* home for < -tirrvnl ra!*-«. ami lira Its i“*uc«l <>n Christmas, is they had hop><! I« There l«Ju»t a |«*»*ibl«* chnnm that principle cltl«*. they may In- compdle<1 to retini*» In lito«- far away i«lan<l« for the full term of th«-*r enll«tment. SCIO SHAVING PARLORS H. H. HENLINE — i-Horltll.ToR— 8h»ving. - HatrculUng, - ShiKpqoing Udi«« Hair Draaaing Falba, • • 15 cent« 35 15 25 25 It* ge'ting »Ixng lownrdtcity rl< < lion linn-, and It would ba well for pro'|H*ctlvc candidate* io »I» >w themnelve« The city should be goverowd by good -■»ll»», up-to-date mon, who will look well to the In tercet« oi the citv an«l Im |>e«*i*lv. The • >reg »man la Jiml aborti righi In li* statement regarding thè ' Iloti of a »uece-nor lo l'renldenl t'hapman for thè stale t nlversity l'olitlt-a nhouhl noi rnter in’*» ihc nppolntm«*nl al all. ami Ihc man Work gun run I ••cl strictly first cl« «(.. »clrcted «hould I h * noe nhle lo agalli placo thè achool upon lite top round of thè ladder of c lucnliunal In.tllu , Iloti of thè .tale. A. W. IIAGEY According to recently complied figure« the hooded Indebted he«« of Salem 1« »155,1*1 -**i, and the < By al- -o haa a floating warrant debt of $«*>, I «3». Ju«t why a i lly Willi no better RNB | »1 reel«, public building« and other icily property should have such a debt piled up ag ilixt It* tuxpi«|*er« 1« a question w hl -h It* p<«>ple would 8CI<>, OH BOON. 1 like to aee answered. Il I* a ridicu lous state of affair*. to arty lhe leiuit. All kind* of watchcc clocks and Jew The Salem Sentina! «|>euk* of the clry repaired promptly. i resignation of President (Tn,ptuan, »d I lie stale I ' nI v er«»ty a* a "good riddance," ami adds that lhe only regret 1« that It 1« not operative nt (nice. There I* no doubt Ing the fact VIA that the conduct of I’ro-ldent Chap man ha« brought the school to It» present deplorable condition. His little affair w ill» the Eugene Guard .» year or »<• ago wn« -uflii-h-nt ground» for his di»mi«»»-d from Unit institution. WATCHMAKER J E II EL Eli. EAST mill SOI TH Shasta The I a pr «,-*• Route I a Mita* I • aaw r |*«srll"H<1 l»«O t Worth. tei »-Ute 1 potile I ... ■ **r 1; > * A M t. <è r*. M I * Is* 1 1.« A. M V «o r M F.v 1« «•Ml 1 ran* i**" Lv ’ • • I* M, 1* A M Tl ■ a‘«ove (naît,* «G v at all ■*•• n* ■*•-•• ** <t hMlland nti»l Silrn., Tornrç Marlon •« Ai'sti/, ía’-rmi, -'«•*•»4. 11» ** ’ • htafr1»GUfV . /»»«< th*n < W?. »’»<**■-*. I «ila«*iiftitr, hmln*. isStenl anti all Ilona ft«»m KrweiMirg toniti to ai»4 taeiuding Atbhkand, M«*« bora 1 •Aoll?. V *»• A M . L*.... Port‘an*t ... 1 V u i l.v R<MM*L«tr« Lv A AO I* M I «r 4 1* M nwr m A* A « ■ «»•«a at on Hrartrh Isiiy r »**!»< Mfiik) A r [ W a .a. A two) «Ì*»A.M. inr»' Lv 1 ■«* A M. |.rl«ari«ut 1 * M . 1 ! Al i « no r.i. i1 l.v _ All««) sAt I 1 A.UOjx.u». : < Lv A.»er.tn. I A« W «MMibiiV •« 1|»r lHgfsrl'1 llrrnttr t>. twill, r trr>pt *un«lte)- hV* t» n . Ar .ll.V W ««twthurTi W r«i •** M L n Ln4*> a.m. * * . ’ ■ ' ÎWh a.tn. .Lv - I - M m . 1 Ar Mair*»* - « I Hning < ars on <)g<len Route. luÄFt Sleepers as n— I.« oni »< L\ *■* *i lkpisu < *•<•* Atta i < I tn <! ■’ «»< tra » * Fullsx&n • Wi *t Siile I>i \ inion, • »•«•< «r Nat I »• . M«l train -tally WI bg n unni L* K»sttlan»l Ar p r» 1.1'. pm Ar t'mkalll« l*t |iS|in> Al A’’m«o at»4 « «•< vwiu« r»«nn<» I wnhttam« r»f • he f» t Ar n»llr«<Mla L iprv-«»train lad» etcept M»n4a* . i ar I * 2» a tri riFT l*ñrtlan<l V 1 A M»a n» T J*te i» m 1 ar . MrMlnvIH« 1 . lv • • NA • m ’ a« I»tr** t <wmn«V'O**n at m *» i >‘ ran« l«m with f»r rltdrnm! «n«l ( » delirai and Partfle wtall «'nuu •hip Itnew for J tt*AN and < IIIN 1. *wllin< (latra on nppH««tk»n . X. koflll (T Mar Mp r « Il M AMMtt 4M, A- I* > A I'tiww Agrnt. f\»rt land.or. ICatcw aulì thkrf* !.. r.rtuferw |w»*-» • and Ftv G’j*- A Iwn Jwrwif.. ( HUts» ||o*t«Mttln and '*»♦- tratta,C*n t<e notaio« t ft««»n Mi« M.h. W-oh Inaila«1*, ttrkrt •*'« "< M • »1 *rio, • I mi from A J . llanh «»f **>«», srio.t»»«•. ftrlwrrn VAQÜINA ROUTE - ( onncctirig at Yaquinn with the TAQUINA BAY STEANSßlP COMPANY — sti : ami : iw — llrot-claaa lit every teapect. One of th«* above steamer» 1« due to mil from Yaquiiut about every live days •horteat route 1« I ». *-n valley point* and S hu Eranel««-*». Fare: Altwny and points west Io San Francisco, ' *; und trip. .. ...»10 i»' i" For sailing dates apply to r.DWIN STONE. •I. I. W ai . iijs , Manager. r. E. A P. A. 4 Ti esse. Apen». Allsiny,Oregon. The oon’rm-t for the Improvement ol YuuulM Bay bar Im« been order ed ami uo doubt work w ill ta*re«um- rd on this work In tlx-spring. There la n<» doubt but »hut congrea« will appropriate a »tiiKi lent sum of money to complete the work, ami when it 1« completed Y.iqulnn har bor will tie ejuil to any along the coast. When tills Is done -uni tlx- Corvallis A I istern railroad <->m pletisl l<> some eastern connection lhe upja-r Wllliinalle valley will enjoy a share of lhal prosperity which ha* »•» long 1» >-n promised IL remain* of him who had known frlrtxl* by the •co re Why *h<»uld th I* «ktatc of Mffsilr« «*xi*r «(lot g man kind 1« it any tornndcr that •adw tie* are formed u !»< •♦• tiim»l*er» urr pltalgrd to •’rare fur thr *lck, bury !hr de»d and edumir lhe orphan?” citi Ihrlr !*• my harm in *uch tiliut!Imra If th«*v faithfully perform thrIr ohU|pill<Mra.* If th it m in had Ii'cn a m«*mtw*r in g«M?| »landing of om» of th»» «M»v«»nl or»lrr* would hr n«»l travi* r«*mv«<j lhe kindly a’ten ti«m of every uirmt**r? < ould II huve t«e»-n mi hl I hut *‘t»o oto I • .luthorlly to «f'Tlnor»' tlran i* tiring <l«»ne?** Th»* writer I* <»f thr opinion that the op|M***iti« uoul'l have t*ern the <•»***. ut»<J t <n cit** Irraimre after In a |nvlm*Mi uhm* *4niiiicrr<» Mhinge I a ml »mi wilhoul nii « c < (lain tane?« have burn chhm I for w » «»m? toouhl hnv<» «irvil (or 111» h (»ton brtMher; u >»•»?»• huiolrt^l*1 <»f • liar hiv«* been *| h nt hi thè pmpe <’»« rv <»f « *lri< k«»n m«*u»ÌM*r of .« fr«i orti» r; .»mi when <Ì«*»ilh rom<’* K fin»l* II«* i ledili *urrt»uiii|<»«l by frivn«|i- frh’D*!** who to »»re phni^ttl !<> mro for iMrh olhrr, ami uvrv preforming that July with a willing delire lo relieve the »ufferingft of ont* unforiuirai«* l»r<»ih«*r. Th* Eastern Oregon p«p« r* arc ju*t now «levuting .» g**<**l «li-.il of *p>«<-e III telling tiirtr readers ho* tr.uch umney the beet raiser« I im I this year, «mimhl th it th«- m*w sugar factory nt f.« Grande ai«o UMN a heavy l«>««*r, notwitti«l imling the fuel that |,.-*<»i«»«i pound* of sugar wu* mad«* in l > day*. They state that a large percent of the ncreage whs not harveslcil ta-cause ’ho I h -,-1* would not pay Ihc i-x|»ix<* of liar vesting, and -till tlx- l*eets grown there thl» year avetaged 15 p«-r cent sugar, which In ju«t a little over the general average of la-ct* us, <1 at tlx* I tab an«l California ta-et sugar fac tor I <». Nou all tbff talk of the failure of the sugar la-et industry In F^estern Oregon I* almply to intlu cnee legislation to tlx* etui that would enable llx* pti««ng<* of a lull nt the coming term of the Oregon legislature allowing.» bounty of »I.nu [M-r ton for all la-ct» raised in the state for several years lo come. There 1« ”o n«-«*d for suclt a bounty, and its passagi- would moan the pay mvnt of hundre<l, of thousands of dollars of lhe states money to it private cor|M>ralion; for should «uch a hill become a law thcOr*-g*in sugar company, which own« a large acre age in the inntmcdnile vm nitty of lai Grali'Ii*, would engage In beet raising on a largo scute. It would no *1 'Ubt lea*«* thousand* of acre« of land for the pui|»>*e <>f raising h«-*-t« Hint It might ««-cure n bounty of per ton on them. It would I h * i pro- iluecr of beets to the exclusion of many small farmer« nod th«* IftNMl ■lualllle* of the bounty act wouhi tn* lost. The Oregon sugar c«»ni|Mny know* will th-.l It could nd*»« iti own beet«, without lhe Ulti OÍ H tiounty, ut a leas c<u*t th in it could pur, base then, thep-foro why «houhl It expect or receive a tiounty. Many such acts have ill the past been en ai led by tlx- On-gon legi'latlire, mid they have coat the people countless thousands of tlolhiis, mid It is high time that this Ixxly of tlx* people's «erv mils should open their eye- and make ihvmselvcs a«*|uiii)ted with the ne«-ds of the people and not the dem Hid* of t-o*«e» mid corp..ration*. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2*. l*iw NO. FRESH FASHION NOTES. OFGENER’LINTEREST Th<* A gf irullnr »1 Ih’pirfiuent** Nov«Mtih»*r ct»‘p r*»|*'»rt <• dii>».»l«*< I hr !• >t il rtdfou croi« <»f I1*»*' ««( n<; l Mr •h«>rl of l<M»jn,Qnu tml«*? Two li«vnir» ha va hr««n •M fll by I dpi. <•••»>. Hl iOt ro f<»r puhlHhlng * r »pid nnt L A «in*rh in «r* Udo In i|« -ft a oca of thv cfliHUF. Th»* •!n»«*tw nf HdV.ifra ar»» twin g pdlridtcil by Hp$intah regular* in an- Ih ip«il<ut ot an by < ut«n V<dunU***Fs who hav«* Oot vet brvn pakl. U W. ftowrll 1« currying a v» ry D'i\(i txthl h» *<i< *l <a«>a, entitled lot« *« «I m th»* ft' nt r«»w. it muw nm*tr by a I itnd crrtululy an «mMIty.— Ih-inraTiiL Th«» Philippine irraurgent* have t'tip(ur«'»l th* i?laii<1 «>f N«*gnin, If they m ill |»ri(rard lo lynch II, lh«*ir r|altn in Autariran clliaanahip may be con «id* r«'<l »? vfft»b|i*h«H|. W« •* Virginia «wept into tha lb* l»ui»il ni lina i.i«t Tua*day with a ( b*.»r working in ijority in ÌM>th branche* of the legislatura, Ihu* *«• curing .i l*nit«*«l Xah*»« Senator» It I*» *mhl that th«» live* and prop erly oi >pmi irti*» in Port»» ICico are t hr»-1 ten» *d by ira 11 %-••* in the country when* a*«** Inal ioni and the burning <d ctfflve pl «hlaliom c«»nUnure On N'ovenilier 30, at 2 p. in., the corner *tone of th«» naw court hoir»«* In 1 m II mm , lo taka Hie pince of the < iiip recently destroyed t»y !lr<* will l»e I mi I with Miiaoulc eermonle*. I.. I». Eorreat. of Eugene, ha? re ceived a logging contract from Ue Il'»rri*burg •• nv mill for 2, HHijitei to fret of flrit clan log*. They a III br cut on the McKenzie river. Thoma? Palmer, a highly reipeet* rd vi tirm died at hi* home hr.ir !L»l*ay, la*t >un«lav, Nov. 2H at th«* age of 4’» year*. Tin* came «»f hit danti« ua* Bright’* disease ot the kidneyi. An organ I z Bion of women has li'-en cff«x-lc<l in Chi'-agu to endow i hospital I m '<1 for <ii*.itled footlaill players In enter no doubt III it tin* gridiron braves when carrieil off tin* tli ld may still Is- able to touch down. I‘. s. Hrant jr., wants th«* t'allfor nla legi-lature to l ici t him I'nlled X He. Senator. Well he 1« over thirty y«-ar*> of ng*-, as th** < '«institu tion riMpiire* nil Senator* to ho t>ut wlial other <]ualifle>itions has he. The Kindly warchou*c, in Benton «■ounty, al*ove Allstny gave way one day last w<-i-k letting 7INI0 liu-hvls of wticat out on tin- ground. Tb<> steamers Hoag and Albany are now i-ngtgcd in taking the wheat to 1‘ortl.iml. The general satisfaction that tin* rof»*'« end has dl«-ipp< ar- I a* a cor n-ctlv«* agency on board »hipsof war will I m * much modlrted if it turns out to t.o true that meinb**r* of tin* Buffalo's crew purposely disabled her machinury. At the l.oril Mayor's bampict in London. I'remier Salisbury Mid that th«* ITiitcU "state* i« a new «ml *11« tiirbing f e tor In European politic«, mol may not comtu* ** to tin* interest« i f pen .- but to tiie detriment of Great Britain. A fess* I !>*••• W hick la»««*««* «b» L«d»** likcil t< in tk« *. »f new • it li«s nr« f it t AtMP*. Al Hot Abd it t»r IS £ I Mammoth Tall stock My ih w l’itll Stock is now nliotit niI in hih I my sture is pilril tuli troni celici* t<» ve I inir \\ it li N ice, Xobbv, • « New ami Scnsoiiablc goods <>t all kimls, all boiio-bt ut. . F i »,•*• o »ff». I f»r ba rh 1 h<* • a rt la a ahi M *1*1, which • hirrr.l also; mastra» th«* «h« w?l«t H I .1 wi h IT nit ir • mad? <4 and from >nt lo thr •id? »• a ao full *bAt h r*A*-fn- n rhry wnihrnvim n< drew« o» tn»*!«* of Thr found Alton «kin plAitrd taffrrai On •Icirt. ??t writ Iwirk. , ■ »« row• *>t leer »rad? fa«lrt»>n Th«*«r «nd?! <>?rr «hr hip», t»» each other m draprrv fall« in apron*f»rhlon !»» ih? foot nf thr »kirt Imnirdlatrly In front Thi* drapery ia »d»fr I with In r and A rarland of aril fir nl flower« Thr !• marred nitb a draper? f lacr. and epauirU«*. uf plaitrd aiik Aland hi<h over th« •h.ni’dm \ hAn<!*om? theater w»i«t 1» made of vrllow rauer etnbrold?r> . in ynld dot* Thi* h»« • lining of heliotrope aaliu. Thr »shirb fit« thr figure perfectly neek i* rut A»|uarr. and am»« the lower rd|?r of thr open front »• A luind of hrliotvelvet, rmbroidrrrd with jewel« \ band of timilar velvet rn rin lre the throat, and !• fattened with a rioh c!a«p. tbr .«Irevn are puff« of thr gnuir over satin, and the «boulder trimmine* are natron ruffle* of the gauze, hrmme«! and trimmed at the edge« w ith tiny Ike«»!« <>f various t »dor« One of thr moat elegant of evening drre^rw ia made of black «ilk rnutht am! mt jet. The M)UAa*e nrrR i« filled In with peJr yellow chiffon. Thr cor the bench r*«-,|-r* ’«■: V Th** *•'- Ft • U | A ' • !* ■ 'll linrd by jet band*. <he «Irew« are plaited and trimmed with narrower bands of beading Very full epeulettr. have narrow lea b l fringe nt the *«li»*‘ Embroidery and jewel* are lAvi’h-t nurd upon drrnav <•«»*’»intra \ Vari- »•rentb.n baa thr front of thr waj*t. I?«« front brradthnf the »kirt thr rpaub-lt^* and thr upper «idea of tb* »Irrve* wrought in alm’»«! aolld embroitlvr* It H tbr rwtrrme of etyle to drr*m handtomr)y. and yrt in *u»*h a manner Tba con* aa not to attract attention •plru<! • iwtu’fi«* )• fit)t p,'« «si fornt. Ati I ia not Affected by women to whom th»* »ka for g Idance W Y I.« I world It* a mighty poor onterf»ri»<*, w ith a half million capital, that cannot stand upon it* merit« without state aid A dollar a ton tor «ug-ir la-eta 1« not very much, but when you l he Insur inceconipaiilcs of I an nla figure that the Oregon sugar com- i have agree*I to aci-i pl no risk« hero imny can use from two to three bun 0r.200K A 'WIKNÄA. niter on the Ilves of nitrrl* d women Hoidicho iur«4 by Diwisn s Cnr« dn-d ton» of ta cts in a aeaaon'» run Il fools l*p a pretty good pile of the CipT.rol 24oro TrlSM At Osiihi unless they happen to I m * the broad Ake. winner* for the faintly. They were peoples money to tie |mld out in a Thaa Any 8UU. driven to this by the frequent mar teim of five year*. The sugar com There I* exultation In Or«'gon dors of wives lo obtain their Itisur puny f*ays jl 'at per ton for beet« over the victory a- hivved by her at ance. l-'5F A now, an«l should the state provide a th** Omaha exp.-~iUon. tounty of one dollar there Is noth ,i If Agiilnablo ha« pr-rnlo 1 hl« t trcgoti 1» nward«-d 12"* m<«ld*> ing to prevent the comt«any from m< nt hat hi-w ill dei I ir<-w ar .«gainst * three mor«, llrm was given to any cutting their price to f t ’Mt ta-r ton. I’ncle Sam, be would well to riwtl- In which case the pr.alucer would other Male, ami fiv<* dlplom.is oflher »Ider his ra«h promise, t'lich* Sam highest award of merit. be nu ta tter off th in now to let alone by tin- la'st of tlx* nation«; t * .* Oregon won In-« laurel* fairly, and . Al .fl 5A\ L MOM’. It would tw sun-id«* for tiro 1'iltpm th«* tai l that the stale came so far to HIAN ttMFi'n os to la-giti >u*-h <i war; worse thin We op|a>»o th«* |iohcy **f i.filciul« exhibit a »mall portion of her ro- lhe cost of for « tcu-> ear old U*»y lo try t- al ways U«lng their dlucri-1 Ion a« they sourn•* 1« doubly gratifying. Larln«k>c$ Ills dad. now do against the t ivp.ver when A summary of th«" aw ii-l* shows the purp<-se* amt Intention of 111« that On-gon agricultural dl-play« l«*l la* can tie carried outju-t -•«« well by witli I* mi-<lat*. mining and miner Using that di*ereti<>u om <■ in a while io* 37; cdmatloriid, -u horllcullural, ••••<•«•••••••••••••??•••• In favor of tlu- tax|s»ytr. Eugene 5o, lori-.lry, !•: ami miatcllanc »u*«, 7. llrondaie.—There 1« loo mu< h of Twellt) t w o uii dal* II re gobi, •.*7 h re Ibis standin policy In Oregon, silver, and 37 l>ronxe. I hero ure 41 «••••••••••••••••••••••••a lasik al the I'tm n county a-ylum lionomMu mentions. job, hatched by Mr. McBride, e. ri The Portland chc»« <-tu»> are h.iv In the agricultural display there .«I out Io Its final |ia>metit, ar.d hot ni«* throv fimi priz«*«, lo g*>l*l m««i*«l» Ingquito an ink resting Pmo thoe an itficlal with enough nerve to ami fiv«* sllv«*r and bruti/.« molai*, days. »tamp It with disapproval. Then in thi» thè hlglx-st affimi l» midi*, A viluible <*ommunlrat Ion hi« hsik at that state stove work* jot*. in thè inlniog dinviav tti**ru I» i tirsi Ju«t te-en received from E. II. E«cott. The «tat«* pays a Jew tlrmntsiut »«Ml,- Th«* Phil idt-lphlrt Time* ptlxi*, «ino g>*l*l in< *l d, twi> nllvcr fitki for tiie old plsnt’ sell« it tank to ami J3 broiuu* mettili«. In e<lucall*>n Brooklyn Eiglo are regularly the swine film for about half what thè awnrd I» f*»ur g >I<1 tiwd.il«, and our tshl«. the state gave them for it two y. ars A namber of communhsillon« one stlvvr. iti h irt¡culttir«*, tlv<* before anil lakes notes «<•» the pur gold nu dai« nr<< nwar<li-*l. 11 silver have b«*»n received and the sender* chase price. Inter* «t ami the convict hx -*I ji I«( and i*> l*roiix<* mvd il» and I*< ■ire as'tirt d that they w ill appear In lat.ir for four vear*, none of which uifOtiuii« ot bighe»! morii. < Htu due time. are paid. Then to cap the climax gold ami ime «ilver mudai is giwn turns the thing over a thin) time fot thè fishery display. In tlx* fot practically to the «im«' gang. No e«try display, seven g <ld mviial» comment.-- (Capital Journal. and ou<< tironxe ui.- Lil uro given. The trophies and inediti* -ecured for In the death of J. B. Yarbrough, « fregoli e xc**ed Ilio*«* won by noy tn this city list week, then* is a other Ihrve «late» r* pre««*uted at tlie lc«»on which should he brought t*» exposillon.—Nnlcm Mentina). the notice of every enemv io secret fratertml soclatic«. Here waa u man Mor* iu Starr stricken down in the prid«» of hl« ninnlimsl. and thrown u|***n the I nilcr A stipulation cnl<*rc*l into cohl charily o'the wotld No one between the "tele officer«controlling sceme*) to have authority or even a th«* j etil i'tili.iry «love foumlrv and desire to take charge of him. lie tlx* laiwentw-rg Co., tlx- attachment laid for hours In an unconci«>ua eon Inis boon «It-- lv* I Htid tlia |>r< |«-rt) dilion, ami was walehid over by a 1« now in lti<* hand« of A. N. Gilbert single person, who was simply M truster. The Httnchmeiit Is E«|H*«*iallv ;p|a| t. *1 to th«* Holitlay trn«l«*. performing n duly h«1 hail been «-m no longer in force, .“iii-rlff Durbin My goo«ia are <>f the very latvat «ItMtigli ait«l ployi.l Io do. Medical aid was having turned the properly uv«>r to provl*lc<i for lhe man—the doctor the tru»t«x*s. It 1« prutkitde now that finish, and I am selling them nt pric «im|*ly, on la-half uf humanity and other parties to whom th« Igiwcn that put then- within reach of all. ' i ti.irlly. took charge of the cast' to porg« wru imlelited for material, etc, <*hri*tma* gift would be mor«' apprecintml render such aid a« was In hl« |aiwer. will step in ami re attach the taislne«« At last the rnan «lie«t and the county and thl* writer ml**«*» hi« gu< ** If than n nice ... Judge Instructed that b« la* given lhe «late ever rocovora <ine-lenth l.uri-d at the county's ex(wnse, add part of the un- tint of the U>w>*nt*erg tng Hint a pr*'p«-r outfit—clothing, obligation w hhh 1« something like casket, etc., isiul'i la* purchaatsl In >*Mi,IMXt. This deal from start tn finish Al'uny for »15. A few men, out of sh<*w groo« mlstuamtgemenl on the rc«|M-. t for mankind, followed lhe part of Governor l.-ud a* the t>e<>p|«* remain» to the cemetery, where will understand as proceedings burli ai I have on display nt my anlesronni I will they were properly interrod. Dur greee. al«o have a line of Toy Furniture, iainmlry Rets, ing th«- long hour« of suffering not a etc , for little folk«. I have a nice line of art gtaxls. tender haml had pressed lhe fever ¡>on’t forgt t tirai wr <M-n<l Tilt ed brow; not a tear was «h«-*l for N kwr ami Ihr OrrgnnUn both him, who was once a loving mother's warft»rS2; Tin. Ni wi ami pride. N<* floral tokens mark the rwrcl«» Exaiuincr both on? yenr. »V c*»l<l grave In which were piaccd the for LOWEST CASH PRICES ■ ■ ■ And will be solfi nt none cun bent .... S. I. SHORE, Scio, Oreqon 3 5 5 3 3 5 5 Correct Prices <’nine ami s«-«> fur y<>ur.**,lf that 1 am not talking for fun hut mean just what I say. Reniemher Highest rricc for I'rutluce. S. M. DANIEL 5 5 ? STOVES have just received a new lot of heating and cook stoves of standard make ami latest pat tern, inclmling the very latest styles m air tight heaters, (’all ami inspect them.... M. C. Gill and Son •0 HARRY S. JOHNSTON »*» CO. > ------ ritorni >: to I u --------- Ail kinds of mill work <>n short notice All kin*!* of Lumber, S. ih I i , (hrtn*, Mouhling**, Shin gl«"*», I’iiints ami Oils always on Itami ... SCIO. ORCG0N Ilr.ulv mad«* < 'Cflins iitisTii* «1.1kl 11 rm «two. tin •«in ih«!r <»wc *•»■• nrathy «vnuOra It I« nuüfily ofrtcr wrate wrt'ttirft*«! Al »»tn- t • « iMfliafil«', no mor*, t»»» Iras» _ _ «Atar» ___ _ f M»**ithly Iphtrinr«. “ hnxJfMO “ wlf •»1'lrvraru •tnrn|i*vl ••(»**k»pr líerbrrt R. Ile*» Frate t. | m « m M . <. htsiur* hoa’t Tabarra ftpil aa«l ftatoal» Taar I ih» âaif. To quit t4>l«e<rao •a«tly an«i foraver lx» »>»<• «*•115. full of Ua. n*rva and tlfor, lake NoT«> ll w ibawHQtlrt worb«? «hai itera waste mna •troeg All druggitia, ine or ti. Cara guara» tard B Mxhtri ani aampia trae A-Wn HVar.itui Kao»a«lf . Chicago or Naw York r. d. IRVINE. FROP’R M} rigs are first-class ami my hotscs are good drivers. Hart CoBcech witli all Tram al West Scio, and Monint Tram al IHittd « * ▼ '• K * ' M ’My 'took i- Larger, B«*tter Selecte«! ami I’riee* are < li«,ti|*«*r than ever before offered th«* j Scio ami vacinitv CHESS Bed Room Suit, Book Case or Rocker. T ♦ f * ■ 1» 1 » _ V •• ■ ■ prices Remember, 1 1’OeirtVF.t.Y will not al low ativ one to undersell me, nor j more for pnulu«"«*. tÄftR FURNITURE NOVELTIES :3 I of < o(t, ba* a t*s > «wlitj Ihrred •***«!>• tur the itolidano... 15 5 5