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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1899)
VUb. II 4' 1 • **■ ■•••••••.*•••••••••••••••• • w. — - -a *- rtRt.t-nan ki i nr rm ox r v; • : BY THE EDITOR Î • a' K», I.IAA ( <»., QKf 4.ON. ............................ it........................... According l« the Orrgontan*« liy IRA A. I’HELI'N. •pælal correspondent al NU«m tpo h |.ro l«lib< at "•!<», « »rv^U«», •• Oregyn IvgisUturv may well iw dub »>1-» to«« maHl uaAftf’ ia* I a "grafting »»«o* ialhin.” vi am* f an tot nt. Ittk« .* fkMHMtllM. “ ji '-I il In ® 1th - •* Jf Thr «ay for Ll in county to heve » fell la lor the Linn n ti.ily people Io get togellicr xi «I puah tbr proposition In a •U'At'xaful teriulnntlon. Itemi I mi done; and should I m « titiuc. 11 * . .... I Ito — • ffi fAsf.tU.Otf .*'»•»*<> 1* » nwmthty. 1 1 trvwW'Mf *>!»«fii«rtttert<• tua«< tw* j«» t h»f oca ! ti* *Mrtlcr ieglteM fo» It»-‘»r it.writam. w —i—------------------------------------ ....... l.'gm iato I» covi t-mart lai*! far cailingiìett M le. a ll«r. ile»hoult| noi he punlsàe I f««r Ibis npps r.iut •lip of lite longue, l>ut »l'.ould tw tuadc In prove wtiat Ite x'tys. In all pr luLiltty III!» woul l imi I h . a ve*, hard ta»k, rii ber. Bank oí Sdo 2 CAPITAL. $20000 < >1 I I< t ILS A. J. JatBSQB J. W. fonts C V. JekisoB PresiéeDî (Wr W'lh |u«t a little effort on the part of the farmer, of ll.la vacinlty Scio's < re tltu ry could l»e made to pay hti>d*ome divld-nd«. lietier prices could ala > be pild for milk and thus« WtlU ire IIOW Hike.I to help Illsko It a *uocca* uoul.l reap the lx He tit. I kx»t n generiti txinklng mid el- Izsin* mad«* nt Whcn the 'jMui«h peaeo cm» chungo taislnc»«. current rate», mid draft* l«»iied on mlsal"tii r* Hi lde n lisplest for «r- principle cilice. bilration Judgo Itay'a reply wa*i '• Arbitr »tlon c .nie« liefere w ir to avert it• cvil»; not alter war tu r»- capo it* re*u>ts." I he etugram »late* tlu s-.i«-- fudy In flftcn Word«. A. W. IIA'iHY WATCHMAKER It I. »tring«' ■• hat schemi*» SHU« IXHipIc will put forth tu get appo Int ed to some fat iHxdlloii. There are smne Utember* uf the Oregon Icgl» la turo who hai e no fear uf a b«*rc WTO, ifter. Judging (rom ilio gull they exhibit In the Intrixluctlou of bill*. All kind« of wat lie- cl x*ly« md Jew The one intrisili« « «I last week to dry repaired promptly. 'errate» commission to l«x,k after I warehouse M-alos and grati«* wheat HAST mid SOI TH W ish true exhibition of |>olltlc'»l gall’ _______________ V ! % Route SluiHtu The —-of till— p ). ’»Ipl II! II • Il ip « idiiv. dl 111 > ? I Jx r«* !»»(». - I ■ ■«< I «1 H’liiil l»«»tly Mixlb. I V M •> r M. ‘ .‘1A M f b I a I » p *. » M. ' « > • • A . %l. ! • « I’ M. !•«»(« «AM 1 A '•«*»? » .»»»» »•<■<» Ar ! hr a » m > v «’ 1 r*iti• ! «I » '■ »fatt *«■’ > ¡'«rii ¡«0'1 •»»‘I *1» . rtrrram, A!'A”V. ! ♦»»*« !,’. *»ÌM M« Ila *■* > • H a ft Jwssrihm <11jr. I » e, i'<»ifa<«<»*<•««. Drwin», Itontovi’t »*• * limi» ft*«tn k«*»r‘»ur|f wontb fo »nJ 10 'u*1ln< ~ » Awhtond. |1r»»i f»e»rg Wall (Jov (leer re ommi’uded that the 1« gi.lniun- adjourn after thirty day», hut Ju*t why this recommendation was made wus tiil clear. Should tlx-y m > decide they would lx-yon<l a doubt vote the ii«<-lves pay for the full forty day». No doubt tlie »tale would I«. Ju t u* «ell off to pay them off now and let them go home, but they arc doing the pay act. mid are not going to let g-i us long a* there it a chance to get a dollar out of the stale's rack. To prove that lhe city of I’ortlnnd i* run by ”grnfl*«ra" one only needs look at the city lighting proposition ( Li... !*«*ri i«n<1 • I’ M %r It — U M as it is ttxiay. IL \V, Corbett now ... M l.v ■ lr . U M ' «> A M lOrra bttrw txr »’ M 1 At offer» to put In a plant ami furnish |<l»tt»«»n lire»liti» the city with the same number of Itoli? lights lb d it now has for 340,000 per * w • l»i . m . 1 5 1 ■ • ■ r a m . 1 * . » 'O A W. year le-« Ilian the city la Ir now pay Tu» **»**• i Alton) A f i « ■*0 F.W» 11 1.*..^ ing. Think of «Iti.lNWIof the peoples 1 B ‘ **» p,m .tor.»». !! O ... : ■ ■ *i money i<*ing nvedleraly thiown W «Madian r M •>!»• ingf«« fil 11» » M« h. Itoli y « Bttofrt toriiti’Uijr.» away in ju»t one Inabttice, and liiere t Lw Il Y* p H . are other*. Br 9 top.mi. .|l.» No wonder I’ortl.’ml is .. Wr»| toki î * h*»c A.ni». A ’ • 1 : * KO ».»»». tax ridden and m-.irly bmkrupt. ■ . Krtfr»»»» ... .1 v > » Ar I Hning < ai> mi < >g4on Route. There I. »mo- talk that congress will not ratify the peace treaty, and it would not «urprlsc us If they did not. It I* not always that Etc w isent men -re •• nt to the hall* of congreM but generally I he op;«mite. Slavery was once done nway w ith In the I'nltrd states, bul there Is hardly n man in congress today who I* not a •lave, I sm I, and soul, and who dire not speak or vol« the dictates of his own mmd <<r the wish of tlie peipl* wtxr ele< ted t liii, but I* owned by a due mone ve I |»i a er or cor |mrat Ion. Ssffe*. SlM?»r» - axh — MCI OXIM'I i«* *t EKi'imi »■ st»* tn ihtsittgh tfWlfkA* A<*»‘ ìir I \V«’J«t Sido I »ivirion. tl'lwrrit l*»«rlln»t«f n»»«l « ur « m I I»«. Mn I train lallt r»«w|«l * ui »4 aj • TtAuam *ls* U tt I* in Ar .... < «»rtalDk Ar frc&ftptn Iti I <Ä 1» tn At A ’.’«fifty aftr| »"ot * ul io iM»i»n«w I kllll (»>!>• «•( th* «•- • X > ■ itlhkto«*• • F.»prr**irTkb» to’tj « * 4 T a l*«*r<Un<l .1 M Iti li :w-tt•)«««* io I» «•» ! ir P m 1 Br %•» i» h » ; ar The cl issifleatimi of the concici* In lite Oregon |>elllteutiary a* to "rcligiui" will tic re ad with some curi*i*ity. Of Ilo* totnl ntimlMT, ;tJ2, over on*-h»lf »ubscri* «• hi a rellgiou» cree«l l’Ii«' < stillili«-* le ««I with, V< or n«*arly one-tlilnl of thè •nitro number, while thi* Stivatimi Army ha» bul oue t«i II* ir.-dil, *>r di-credit. i.utItera-i-, M«*tli«»ll*t* and l're*l>y- teriau* run ali uven race in ibi» cla»- slfication, ubile l,i tho next lower «cale coni«* Ilio Baptist», t'liri*tlan Scienti*!». I.pl*co|«i«llan* and Jow* —Illese belng practicilly mi a lovel. The prcsentmenl l*a novel olio, but it» »lady revea!» nothlng new.—t)re- gonian. I» trsrf «•«»<t»!*’0-t low Al t»rr» Wlfh < li«)r*nlMl AWil *> !entti| At«<t l’i»« M*ll •’« AI»»- « tip ll.n-a -J ( I* k \ w«. 1 I 111 X k . **MDt»ig <»*» t»pp'»«nih»w, It. Kot Hl ►»' M.tt.^ffrt « Il U IKK il k M, \ t. > A !•*•»• AtfcM. fx»rl ian*.o*. K a oia »«» » tis'Krl» t«* I piami« »tvl ICn n»pr At*«» Jiktrao, i hitan ll««n<>iultt nn*l \ h * Ir» »A.CMM I*' «si»! rtltff-l t*,*iti) Mi». M» K» W<M»*I I». . - V, ! t 1.1 I » U s «l 'M Io. A * Ht J * ' ■ I A J NO. 1.1 SCIO, I.IXN COUNTY, OKEGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 'M »X , Ili! >tf of t<», *» lt». «Hf, VAQtllNA ROUTE l'iil'Viillis iS' EastlTII lì. lì. Connecting nt Y i*|uirm will, the YAOUINA BAY STEANSHIP COMPANY ---- MTI A '! I IDS First d.iss In every respect. Otic of the alatve •tramrr» I« due to »«it Inno Y.epiini nlmul every five day» Shortest route lx*l »ten v.iPey point* m l Han lrin«l.«*i. I’ire: Albany and points west to San Francisco, ( iibln............ Bound trip. For »ailing «lai“« apply to F.ltW IN NTo.NE, >1. I. Wst.lirv, M «nager. T. E. A I*. A. J. T lfm . h , Agen», vl • my,« »r. gm ( Ln*t wci-k rmu Nharkey and Kid Mct’oy nitide brute» of tlicm*« lve» In New York whiie tliousand» of peo- piu looke«i oli and ditwrisl wllli velie- mence. Npdn ha* ber cuck Ughi», Iter dog Aghi» and h*r bull tight*, lhe sigili uf wliicli greatly nmusc» the pepulace, but w liicli ibi*country •telili to d< -pl*o byciiUM of Iheir brutullly. W «• fall lo »re any diff«-r- enee, »ilice man I» at the txittom of Ixilli. l'Iioai« wlio tight and tliosu who coltivale a tu«tc for i«*«*lng sudi tlilng» tire al*o cultlvstlng tlot na ture neurest thè lower aniiu il instead of the hlgticr nature*—intelligence and inortallty. (irant* l’a** Couler. The late Junes <i III.tine fori— •hallowed the annexation of II .wail and the Philippin«' Island« In an edi torial In a Maine new*|xip«*r, year« befor i he bee iiiiu prominent as a statesman. He wrote—It seem* like Inspired prophecy wt.«n rend In con. ************************** * ms lion with resent events that the time would <ume when the Vnlled Mates would have to enlarge It* t*>UUi|»ries, if It W is |>| hold It* fair ■bare of lhe commerce o* the worts], ■ ml pointed out that If » • all and th» Philippines were within the natural «libere of i.ur Influence, ansi pn- dirtislthit II Would lax-ome itl.so- lately mco-,,ry for Ibis euuu’ry to ismlrid the Philippine«, m tho key to the trade of th* Orient. I BY THE SCISSORS Wiii-u Kinci i I. li ort!« • I. -*t t v r«•.H• I th ' II * « - ebnnee nt the puMie crib, everything In »ighi A*» «II A»'t«|-II l»’*l <»f H* III« <4* «i •«ihill«»n rtf h II the qu « i r« ««jfr»» * in* «»ut of it. *hi n »t iua M* <I* u K** oi «-.it hi«HUith'«»f. Ai’cordlng tn th«- N -w \ »r< J >ur nel, R«» kteller’s i « i <*> n ■ Is rtftr thousand d «llirs u «lay. Thirty five year* ago he k« pt t»x>ks tor flfly dollar* a month. 11« re i. what l‘r«**ld»nt M> Kinl v sil«l to the »Indent» uf Tusk«*«* in*tl- lute, in Alabima: "Nowhere »re *us h fnciliio-s for universal education foun«i as In the l’nltr«l Ntatr«. I’h»y are ■cc*n»l Ue Io every boy and girl, white or Hack. Integrity »mi Imlustry ar«* tlie very best po-«*»alons which any •nan can hav<- and every man can have them. Noixxly can give them Io him or take them from him. 11« cannot »<*|ulr<* them bv Inheritance; lie cannot t,uy them *>[ L« g them or ts.'row them. I hey uo|ong to th«« itxllvi'lu d, an«l are his un*;u«*stioii ■He property. They m»ko l.appi home-; tlx*y achieve gru.il »unr«** « in ever walk of Ilf«*; they h»iv<* W'Hl the gr-atest triumph» of mankind No man who has them • ver go«-« into the police court or Ix-forc the grand jury or In the work hou»c of the chain gang. They give one mor* ilrin material |»>wer. I'hey will bring you a <*m«t.>rtal>le living and make you ri'spe, t yourself and < ««in'll «<«<• ill« re-pa* I of your fellow • I tie»* are ludi'|M-n*al«(u to suiW’*." All w ho are Interested tn the fu ture developiunnt uf the agricultural re* ,Urce< of Linn county should help I , make the proposed county fair 11 sue« ess. It car lx-ea-ly done If the pro|x-r step* me tnkeii at tlie pro)wr time. Let our represent.»!!vo men unite for tlx* good of the people anil »11 will Lu easy; lot each MM-tlon of the county have 11 representative at the meeting tii lie held In Albany on lhe 3rd of next month, mid by thnt mean* »atlsfac- lory nrraiigviuonte can I»» made for tho futuic management of the fair. There is no g,, »l reason why Linn county »liould not have a good fair each year. Hi r :ei.ourct • are largo In every line. Her soil* will produco tlx« flneat rgricultural product« I hat m m could whh for, mid her factor- le* are capable ot turning out nlmiml any article of commen-lal value. By all meaiiM let u* have a fair; I ut our people are not going to patronize a second cliiv* exhibition with a few sideshow grafts and a '’Job'' horse trot or two. g<«>d one, you simply wet your finger amt phi. e umL-r tlie cloth If puri’ Ipiee. tlie sja.l wdl •<K«*r » ItUf'«’* th* i*L»rk * > hi ru by ertile A who I* w tfehiti* hi* I ve,o| l.lnnd I! with ni » <• I I« m || vi in *t w rthv >tí Lj-« i Rural There will lx* no fused <d an extra •eaalon of th* flft, sixth ,*,ngrv*s it the pr< sent isingress will p«»» n 1,111 t New York | mi per announce* that to give Nccri'lary Alger nil the «««I. Prof. 1‘ry n*k Ixntsk v, a pianist. I* diers he will nerd. Tho Dlngtey making a groat name for him «elf. bill is in fon.«, tlie war revenue bill If he < tn beat th» on« he ha*already will continue, and Nrcratary tinge lie « ill be a huitler. ha« authority from congiv»« to »ell three burnir«*! million more bonds. N >t tn use «1 mg, not tn chew gum If the people will furnl»b the money not to f.xil but nun young man at mid the »cil'llrr* **•» retary Alger enn once, not t<> any any hum of anybody divido up • uba, l'orto Hico and thr .re among the New Year'« resolu i'hlllipinc* nmong hl* friend* with tion« made by »nne of our voting out any further assistance from con ladles. gress. E m . Tlie prrwrnt legislature has shown on the »tart th«t it I* not f ,r re trenchment. It rvfil-rd • ■ e. on., mire on clerk hire and - >ffcd at the i<b a of adjourning •»•fore the today* were endi'I. The hor*«l«-s* carriigw i l*-« hi* »truck New York with considerable force, and compressed atr m iters ar«« believed to I»- a "go’’ I'his will t* ««il th* g nid roads movement ami give the horses * rest. Ml** Helen Uould, lx- iu*e of her patriotic generosity, ha* t»-rn grant ed the privilege* of the tloor of either lion»,* of t'oqgrusa during life. Khn Is the oulv woman so honored except Mr*. '’Dolly'' Midi-on. it seems that Allsiny mii-t bave» cinch on tho manngeupinl of thè stat" |Hiultry U">H-lation, to get thè »tat*- sliow for l!*"i after having the one for l**.’9. Her hospitality must I m * of the pursuasive kind. Eugene Kegister. CÙ1 ter Una Co Fur Çoaroa’.loa. A mass meeting of the people of Linn county 1« tiereby called Io meet at the court house in Alhnny, on Friday, Fell. 3, I«!»!», al In o’clia-k A. M. for the ptir|K.«e of organi« lug a Linn <'«lunty Fair A'*«» laBon, Upon a Inala to lx- determini d by said convention, and arranged Pirn comity (air to lx* hel l In Linn coun ty in lhe full of 1 win» and regularly annually thereafter. AllcltlBrnaIn terested III this movement, also members of the faculty of the Ore gon Hgriculiurid college, are corill- ally invited**o attend till* eonven lion. < ». L. K m < liairman of < '«Humille«». J. It. \V hi t - I , . 1 T. J. CLAXTON, The St. James G iz.etle «*.iy» thnt such thlng* »- the MIle* Engin con- trover.y eotild not happen In Eng land. I'erliap* not. bul far wor*e hnppencd in the Crime.in w ir. For p 11 ti< I ir* read the accurate u. count of Mr. Klngliko, Ilio eminent English liistorlan. There I* 0110 good point 111 the Daly «.h.1.4 law bill. It providea that text books »hall not.ba changed oftner than once every »lx years. Fhl« «ill enable the avereg”student to go through the public m -I kmi I without more than one change al text txxiks. Contractor ' Builder,. A’tt.sS-.,-.' t f in evrning 'jVtrt around a well.lighted read. HE «l.li’hti big table ire not half cnderMood. An illustrated magazine its stones of adventure anJ with its w.-Jtlt of ilhrdutioi T love, its Jc’c: ipti a» «•i Lav.i w! ch carry you to the remotest tractive ailidcs for young and old—these ends of the earth, aid i’* t are the first rcqui'it.» t r J ... < in enjoyment and the entertainment «d and proper cJoca!i«>n i '■ ) tr chiWren. To secure tor you i.u !■ I ‘ a* J :*.i* t interesting of the great illus- ¡1 ’.* price has ken the lint of tlie (rated nugaiines t 'ic ' ‘ ; ,c ..ceeded wc leave our readers V. editor of thi JOU i « itered into with lheCosmo- to judge. A srv« . n in this neightxffbood, has poiitan. w! :c iptii«a to the greatest of the illus. enabled u» ti •u! s. iption to this journal, trated nia* . n V jaiforOnljJ 2.00 »’it Itll UllO 1 i I (V In I míRiír . *. I t'luMr.i!. i r. f 1 t tr . unJt.‘>i U it!.-.: V w < any pen : t » < . 9 11« •it f • know the i r, ov. n (’S ♦.1 tian V.. ,’V\l .il V Univerxitv w X t »lit The ( ■ lev* can., < PM Stems f ment of v if grri which v.t trn; i; if exhtmi the o dt’Cu* - ¡itctpii*: l: 4: C.< • <nu II. WUtld' .'«I. • • • . r and an illustrated • . t nlh ol what some of the vea:s The Cosmopolitan has t v. i dde possessed by * i t !d. It was The * I* i t«i Id the world It n I he Cosmopol- t . .t Free Correspondence It was •«*■») for the best horse, 9 , .tii*.. and best arrange. * t '! w.u I lie Cosmopolitan I ut ive dttes seriously I i Cjl AM i t ie lead in dvancrng the «• ■‘•TB ’ T Wc will give tlie Cosmopolitan, tho New York World, thrice a week, and T he S asham N ews all three tor oulv HOUSE MOVING tilvun special attention. Con tract» for work in my line re «pectfully solicited,.. For many year* past Mr. Kincaid ha* peen in the haolt of republish shop on Main street, scio, 1)1(1. ing In tlie Oregon Mate Journal every article in any other new«t»a- Cr.p*» 3ucc»»stol Troattl. per th it referred to himself. But r «» “*. I ’“ “. *.L i io -i « ■ "■ i li ' nisi. •’I havejust recovered from the it I* hardly likely that he w ill repub l|-HNT».l> iwairta tn t It to Mntv nun Äxte A4«.’ “ ’’ IVIIMIIIB III this *’.»!»' to Mu»! " ur bn«l* ------ i. ll >• *<-coml altii k of I «grippe this year," lish that communication in last rri nr«« ht their <>w n atei t»mrt»> ecmntte niahi’.v olfln' work <«»t>'iti« U*'l At bout«* »ay* Mr. J i* A. Jone«, publisher of day '■ Oregon! in. «intlxbt ♦ a yrnr nini ■» b ? ma I'-. |pi h-wM ■'•Gali \ Month!) the lender, Moxla, Tex t*, "in th« K'tilo* oadf-Ht|<|ltw»^«l K»,f»,r«*n«‘**<. The farmer* of I.Inn county are !?•> I,tier case I u»ed ( hamberlain' llrt'fri £. ilrm. FrtMM*» Cough lt.-m«-dv, and I think with talking atrong of holding u county liefM M.,< bh-a4O. ciinsi«ler«-.ble •m-i’c-s, only lx*ing In fair till* f ill. The business mon In l»*d a little over lw«i d iv» against Albany will work hand in hand with * ■* SO YEARS’ ten days fur th«f<irmcr «ttack. Th« them,and at lhepr<-*erit time every EXPERIENCE ■<>cond attack i am satl«fl«xi wuuld thing lixik« favorable. A meeting have lx-« n e«|ually as hid as tlie Ik't was called for February 3 for pertna- tail for the use of this remedy ns I tnent or guni ' itimi.--Ku.il Spirit. li»«l to go to bed in al»«ui «lx hours A The llr»t of this year a train ser after being '»truck' with it. while in » vice was commenccil between New the tint case I was able to attend to \ ork »nd .'an Franclsyo which Is the liuslliexs alxitlt t wo day* before get ?. T.1V Taaox Maas» glug ’«low n." For s-ile by I'eery A fastest in the world, that Is to say there I* no other train which goes »0 I’«-cry. ^ryyvV' CoevaiGHT» Ac great a distance in »0 short a time Anssi« anil' s « «IS'li ■"» aw^riiaS’" «••» cu • tlf %» rrtatn « ur « mbhi *-«» froa» wt.atha» every day in the year. The tutu! Folk» t<ilk a’xiut never turning the reduction in lime between Few I s.rr «,r *II«Z a > Hat-tb - k I J. I a’rr • ^r.i frw.« .4 teI wwt .f Exair insti from the door and ill that York and Nan Fraud seo I* a little .imi of thing. l»ut tlie pxir m in d«H-s over I I hours. a^r. if n «4». f. 9t t> -at « Karg« *» tha not go to tin* <1 -or .'i*i-l isk f*«r fo x|, i He.isksfor work. Ami afu-rtrying A Inly in Independence give h-»r A h«’ 1» lüu»«rAl«4 wrra-kl» l Afgato ' ir* In vain to gel work in the city, lie la«ller half some instruction* the < -.1 :•»•!->•» -«f **«T a ' >mruai • •<«*•. • • I goes Io the country wen* Il Is al ways other day on how to know pure linen waiting f«ir him and where lie can in napkina ami taike cloths, etc, MUNN New York collimai.d a home amt wages With when buying them. The l-le.i I* u Hr aorta "«• •- ' » F *«.. WaahifM»-*«'. >’ <• the tramp It Is different lie Is a in in who lias resiglieli lil» nrmhomi. He does not seek work, hecauso he ,s d.-lctmined not to work. I > pete |.!e of tils m ik»u|i it Is to go through Ilio dally humllatlon of asking other They banish pain pi- pie to give him motr-y and Io feed him. The money heapeodsfor and prolong life. the vilest of whisky. Hit meals and his clothe* he tn'g* and »te.il*. He will steal any »mall matter he can And. if tl.eta-ggar I*not worthy Ills |>laeo I» In the aln,*tioUs<> >r pen Itentlary. To give to lite lille »nd vicious is only to cmnurai'v them in their evil ways. The Instinct to ! " ♦■KJ give is a commendatile one, bul th« prompting* of sense are lu-tler w orth otieylng. Make a coiD|>l*te «weep and remove these humbug* from our highway». They are dl*gu*tlng where they ar« not dangerous, and for their own *ake* It I* better that they should earn their living, a* other jx-ople do. — Mist. B $2.35 No bettor bargain was ever offered by any paper in Linn County, (’all find see them. w m m wmmm wwmmm m w w»4 E Scientific American. fl BARGAIN ««it « Newspaper Readers • • • • THE SEMI-WEEKLY REPUBLIC AMI THE SANTIAM NEWS Both Ono Year $1,75 9 9 Thu Heim Weekly Republic I* th« i««**t generd newspaper of Its da** |>ubli*h«*d. an«l ha a larger circulation now Ilian any other Weekly or semi-waekly. it lx * command of nil Un* great sour«*«** of news from th« Hally and Sun* ■ lay liepublic, amt also rvceives the sp.'cial sei vice of the New York Herald an«l Journal, It i* the leiding dem ixTatlc paper of tho Mississippi valley. , cixeints-r the offer the Twice a week Republic, Ifl pig«-« a w’<M*k, and Till S v . siiam Ni.w* Ixilt. on« year for only |l.7'i. FiUUUÜUUUUÜUUÜUiUUUUUÜUUUU i Two day* after tin- flr«t new« from Iloilo dcspitelie* from Washington n it«s| tii«* fa* I tii it (ha l'rv-iil«*i.t tia«l resumed Ilinee long, solitary prmn- cnad«*“ In tlx* garden» of th« While Hou*«* that wore in the bulletin* of tho cri»c» In the Spanish war. The l*re*i«lont then *tw what the whoh country now* see«, and he was a«k- ( imr himself over and over again. "What will tho p«*iplw think If new* <otu«>* that lli«< soldier* of the He public, otieylng my ur«ier* have shot down men *lruggllng for lllierty and de(endlng tlielrown homes against crimiual egg res »Im»?" < HARRY S. JOHNSTON CO. > ------rnopftiirroRn------- All kinds of mill work on short notice All kiii'l* of I.tiinbvr, Sa*h, Doom, Mouldings, Sltin- glr», I'aiiit' and ' lii*..,. ~ SC 10. OR EG0N 3. 4 4 To tbo Tub'd«. We are authorlz<«l to guarantee every txitlle of <'h.iiirx-rlain'r t ough Remedy and if not sillslact.sry to refund the money to the purch ts.-r. 1‘hcre is no Miter medlcln« made for 11 gri|>|w>, colds and whooping <-oUgll. Prie*, t-’» «rxl òtte per iiutth« I Peerv A !•«•• ry. Try No matter what the matter is, one will do you good, and you can ^et ten for five cents. A MW pmrbrtc e. f, < fffe M n -q- AFwM «row Pt« g «'tare IA« » * F »I «. >• •• ft ra 9 •> ■ r. J. IRVINE. PROPR s Mv 1'ijrs mi» tii st-chiss mii <1 my horses nre good '.Irivers. je.i>V rf.iirsrh •••ith ill Tm? d i«tl >>n4 Visuna fw>m <11 QhMknr*