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Kean, Washington «end« i’-.-tcr.
This 1« the way tl>e«enat rial *|U*tw
Idea lu several of the etale» have
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CAPITAL. $20000
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A. J. Jotnson
J. W. Saints
C.V.Joli«i
President
ïki Pmiteil
Cafcier
The Pari» trea'y was ratified by
the I’. K. «on«to on Monday by a
vole of thirty. The majority was
larger than expect.xl, and It la
thought that th« outbreak at Manila
l.mt Saturday was the eause of the
decicl ve vote.
We «t iled la«t u'twk that the au­
ger tieet bounty hill had been defeated
s. ¡i had; tail the vote wa« reconaid*
cred, and after one man had changed
D o M « general bunking ¡ind ex­ hi« vo e, the bill |M««e<l tho house
change business.
l/ains inailo at
citeront rale, and drafla l-uuied on 1 by one vote, Tho bill now goo« to
the senate, and It 1« earn«- tly hoped
I rlnciple cilice.
that they will have nerve enough to
vote the measure down so hard that
lit will never «how itself again In
the Oregon legislature.
Claud BranPm, convicted in lame
County of the murder of John l.inn,
and now awaiting death at the end
à ir/•:/. a
of a rope, wa« Iwptlzcd Monday In
HCifj,
OREGON. hia cell, and now profee»«-« religion,
such professions of religions om*to
u« nothing more than a mockery,
All kInda <>f wat.-hn« clock» and Jew
and we are of tho opinion that
elry repaired promptly.
llranton, a being devoid of all the
I principal, of mankind, ha« expert
enced no more change of heart than
could lake place in a wooden man,
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i the gate, of the lower region aa ever.
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Tlia roapporliooma.il bill turn«
By IBA A. PII ELI*.
the legislature over to Mul'noma*»
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» «• lat «h- ,.».,* e a * •» • * i'_ 'f- «*• and I. decidedly uufavoralile to Sen­
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ator McBride'« Interests, presuming
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NO. 15.
SCIO, LINN COl’NTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FERRI \RY 10 1890.
V<>L. Il
The Mrtmnan question 1« in «bay-
mice until exact inf »rmatlon from the
(«land« cornea to hand. Tho coun­
try will be glad to know, however
that American Interests are being
intelligently guarded by the admit,
iatratlon. Whatever
Irregular! ire
may have taken place during the
| period of dlalurlMino the principle«
<>f the treaty of lss1.» will bo rigidly
adhered to. All parties to tho pro
teclorato have a concern in living
up to the requirement» of the aj;.-oe-
i men! of loti years ago. The United
st-it,-- Im« a greater interest In Samoa
than It had in I*»'», and this interest
will lie vigilantly defended.
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The Insurgents al Manila, whom
I the United States assisted In freeing
from Spanish tyranny,final u|>on tho
A medcan forces at Manila last Sat
uni ty night, and as t result thous­
and«. the report« say, were killed
by the American soldier«. It would
a-i-nt (lint these people cannot real-
ixc that freedom does not mean II
eenae to tak .. and destroy pro|>erty
at will. Tliey must be taught that
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there Is a decided difference
tween Spanish rule and America ii
freedom, but they have no more
right Inappropriate that which clous
:>.t belong to them lliun they had
under »|>aiii»h rule.
The noble servants of the people,
who are laboring nt Sdein, took a
jaunt to Corvallis ou Wednesday of
last week. An invitation was giv­
en them by tlie p-oplo of Corvallis
to call at that city and see the agri
rultural college, and they alljutnpej
at th, chance to got a few hour’s
rest. Not ovon the populists and
reformers remained al theft poet of
; duty ami made an effort to earn the
paltry I la day which they are re
oiving fortheirtime ami attendance
' in making laws for the people. The
1 trip cost the state not lesa than f Hast
to say nothing of the Influence it
, exerted toward legl'lstion and ap
propriattons In favor of tho railroads
! and U.v ,Ulege.
What a »cl of grafter» the present
i legislature has turned out to bo.
Just think of i 12,001) lielng nppropri-
Connecting at A «quina with the
. nted for the purpose ot sinking a
hole In each of fourtren counties in
Eastern Oregon. And look at tho
«ug»r beet bounty bill, which will
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put into the |iockets of i< few nlsiut
| .4», i »« kt per year for five year». Not
satisfied st this a bill has tioen intro
«lured which provides us follow*:
i ••That the governor, secretary of
Firat-c!»«« in every respect. One of •late and «tat, trca«urer be, and tho
the ftbnva steamer» 1« due to «.ill 1 same are, hereby designated ns a
from Saquhm about every
- hoard of managers, and as such
five days
board authoria.si and empowered to
Shortest route lei erren valley points purchase the plant, machinery and
and San Franci-on. Fare: Albany property, Including t^e flax tlt>er
ami points west to Sail Francisco, | owneil t»y the < »regon woman's Flax
Elber Association, at a price not ex
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ceedlng flfi,Expert« say this
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Hound trip.
property Is not wotth so much and
for sailing «lates apply 1°
did not cost to exceed tt'jn. tif
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courso tho Aber now M hand
Is
worth a few dollars In addition.
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Manager.
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The bill altogether carries a
’• Trexi-e. .'jtart.AlboiV Oregon ei'protiri.itt’.’f'
eex ee*eo*a»«eeee*««*««**««
The schools al Minto and Niagara
are close*I on account of slckne««.
tlie provallng milady la-ing wtv-op
ing cough.
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Sheep and »lock of »ill kin»ls are
r»-|«>rl<- I tota* ilolng well in Morrow
county Oregon, It has bean nece»
«ary to feed for several week».
Tho Itock.v M aintain Hutband
man report« that to.nnn »hcep are
now tiring fc<l for market on alfalfa
hay In the Yellowstone valley In
Montana.
The Newlierg Graphic saya Z»ck
llivls of l>un»!er is about to ts gni
the erection of a prune evaporator
which will in »ire and capacity cell
pse any yi-t omstiu te I In the North
we«L
The st x k in-i ctor of < r ■ '• "in
ly. Oregon, has completed Id« ««*mi
annual Inspect ion of the »h®«-p nf
that county. H» And« the present
number of »beep in tlie country to br
X-’.'Ht.
John Madison who has b>-cn a
a resident ot Oregon twenty yanca,
told the Ncwtierg Graphic a few
days ago that rr.i« for stock has
baen the b>-«t this winter »In the
Willamette valley , that he has over
known here. The early mins gave
the yr.i«« a gool start anil It has kept
on growing all winter. Stock Is in
Anu condition.
Tha Riverside, < aliforuii, I nter
prl-*»-, report» that' fregón apples are
selling right along in Rlvorside.
The Enterpri»» M-ems to think that
the «ripply of apples for that city
ought io I»- grown aisirer home. Il
should tie remi-mtiered that '»regon
people eat a large quantity of River
side oranges every yenr. A« wecan
grow lietter apple« in Oregon than
can tie grown ii: southern « ilifornin
we expect the |M-opto of lllv»r«i»lu
will .-ontlnue to buy Oregon apples.
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A Hallo« Woman hide* hor money
In the family bit>le and during a
married life of It year* h<*rhu*hnnd
ti n never f -qn-l any ot it.
Gen. Agulnakio has reached the
critical point wh-*ro he hit to reduce
his «uheeription jielco in older to
maintain anything liku a fair circu­
lation.
laut year th» farm« <>f the l'tiite»l
State« «ent abroad ur'alm-la that «old
for k<ai,t»«>,(«m. fieyomi question
farming pay* when backed by Amer
lean brain».
Postal receipt« were t per rentier
ger in December, I**, than in the
same month of 107. Tint is nnc
of the tests of prosperity that covers
the w hole country.
According to record» nt Madrid
«O,i»«> Spanish soldier* died In Culm
chiefly from dlss-ase, H Spain had
been wi«e It would have gone out of
the colonial business years ago.
The government has entered «nit
against the ladilgh Valloy Kaliroad
in I’« nnay Ivanta, to recover a peMl
ty of f.«»i for m alleged violation of
an act of • o*igre«s in regard to the
can- of cattle while in transit.
The newly organlzud American
llm-t Sugar Company will havo a
capital of f
•,(»»> In preferred
stock and tlfi,<*k),(M» in common
stock. It will operate In the terri­
tory west of the Missouri* River.
Premier Magasla declare« tl.nt
Atrulnaldo has made the liberation
■ >f the Simnish prisoner« in the Phil
ipplne Islands conditional upon
S|Min recognizing tlie Philippine lie
public and allying herself thereto.
There aro now thirty one tr.en In
tlie state | eriltentiary for life, inclu*
ding ('. C. Cunningham recently
sent there from I'matilla county.
The follow lug are from l.inn county:
EuimaG. Hannah, imprisoned Nov.
-i, H • >, E. M. Ingram, March
1W3.
The big telescope designed for the
Paris Exposition will lie ready on
time. It lean enoromous reflector,
bringing the m<xm to an apparent
distance of sixty miles. A more
|K>werful telescope even than thh
ought to be a feature of the 81 Louie
international exhibition.
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For La 3rt;pa.
Thom«« Whitfield A Co.,
Wah
uti-av., corner Jackson st., one of
Chicago'« oldest and niiMt promi­
nent druggist», recomm n»t t'tiam-
t»*rl»in,«< ough Itomadv for 1» grlpj*
as II n» t only gives a prompt and
complete relief, but al««> rounter.u i«
any tendency of 1» grim»* to result
In pni-uni'ini.i. For * -de by Pt ary A
Peery.
The J»ffi-r«on Review note« that
about $11,1««» g»a*s out ot that city
each year to |My amessmunt» on
fraternal life In-urance. It add«
that only »no »loath has occurod in
a while, this causing th« re­
turn of liilt 13,000 of the amount an
nually paid ouL
The twin son of Lloyd flnii» »lied
at Gate«, Munday ot «nimil maniugl
11« and w u tMirieil Monday, The
oilier twin, a little girl, 1« In n very
dangerous conditio'» and 1« hardly
u X| hh ted t<> live. They aro about
one year old.
DXW39S.1 blttara ui bar's tea c«a
notbe excelad- The little rorncrl
drug «tore, Albany.
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T. |. CLAXTO.V
Contractor
Builder..
Orojors OMait Woman.
Mr*. I»aniel Simon died U’edne«
■ l.-iy E -briuiry 1, l<r>, nt the homo of
her son, ! »aniel Simon, near Soda-'
vlllc. Grandma Nlmons w.i* with
i out doubt the oldest woman In Ore­
gon, tx*ing 107 year« otd nt the time
of tier death. Mho wan oqe of tlie
Given «peci.il attention. Con
five who recently hml a photograph
tracts for work In my line re
taken representing five generations,
•qiectfuily solicit»«!,..
rhe others were ner .daughter. Mt
Joseph Weldt.lhe Litter’s daughter,
Mrs. John fletan, Mrs. (’, G. ilaw
I iiik », daughter of .M r«. < leían, ind
the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shop on Main street,
SC1< », GRI-
Rawlings.
Mrs. Simons wn» ono of Grugon’«
earliest pioneer women. She lived
. to see tlvu generation-» grow* up and
woul'l have liv.ud in three cetdur;» «
. had -ii»' -or\ Ived two yivir- longer,
she was respected by all who knew
' her.
The funeral was held ut I.ebinon
last l-'rlday, nr»<l was largely attened.
HOUSZ MOVING
The attempt to make radical
chungi s iu the coirtpli xfon and style
of (tie American fi.ig will not be
Saagars of Tito Orly.
successful, The people aro willing
The greatest danger from
I .a
that new territory should be added
to the country and new plans of gov Grippe is ot its ruxiilliiig in pnuu- >
ornmet devised, but “Old Glory” monin. If reasonable care I» u»e<l,
however, and <’hntnlairLdn’* Cough
admit* of no Improvement.
Remedy taken, nil danger will be
Although he has been signing avoided. Among the tens of thou-»
bill« for nearly two years. Preaident ami« wtm hnvo used this remedy
McKinley has sent In only two for la grip|ie we have yet to learn of
vetoes. It is protxihle that he And« a single erne having resulted fn
it necessary to ecooomixeonaccount pneumonia w hich »hows conclusive
ef ths f.wt that tlie stuck -an hand ly th.it this remedy isa certain pre­
w.is nearly exhausted before Mr. ventivo of lL.lt uangerofis disease.
Cleveland retired from thu urtlca.
It will euro la grippe In less time
than any other treatment. It is
Oil to calm tho waves was used pletisaut and safe to take. Fur «ale I
successfully »luring the recent gales by Peery Al’eery.
in the English Chanm*!. ’1 ho water
breaking over I’olkslone pier ina'lii
Nu-Tu Ba« for Fifty (rhlg.
it difficult tor steamers to enter thu
Guaranteed tnrxeeo La' Il cure n
w«<k
|s>rt till M>me one thought ot pour­ terti ».4«, Uf. bic-Kl J1UJ»
Wc |1 AildfufCltta
ing a few gallons of oil into the har­
bor, when tho sea immwliately I»»
came smooth
Two brothers from a North Mi««-
our.i county appr tred un«< morning
■t th* portala of the >t. Joseph in* 1
sane asylum, one of them to be in-
in re« rated there as n patient, the
Uher having him in cbargv ax far
as the asylum. They were dressed
very much alike, and the caaunl ob­
server on the train could not detect
signs of
Insanity in
either.
When thu k jeper ap|>eared each in*
si«t<«l that he hud brought thu other
The asylum manager wasinanuand
ary. He chatted with his visitor«
until a late hour, and then locked
them up In a room together. Then
he telegraphed the nulhoritle« ut
the town wh rp the brother« IB
‘•'two men from your town arrived
today both dre««c<t alike: ono calls
himself BUI and talks alxxit < - ->
structingan air lino to |he moou;
the other gore by tho name of Have
and advocates the nomination of
Bryan in 1900. Which shall f keep?
—Macon Itcpublcan.
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An Zfoatit MslUiss for La 3ripp«.
George W. Waitt of Mouth Genii-
ncr, Me., say»: "I hive had the
w<>r«t cough, cold, chills and grip
and havo taken lol« of trash of no
account but profit Io the vendor.
< hauibcrl.sln's tough It »misty 1«
the only thing that ha* done any
good whatever. I have used one '»•
cent Ixittle anil the chill«, cold and
grip have all left me. I cungmtulal«
|be,mmiu!aclures nf pn honest tried I I
t or sale by Perry ,» Perri
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s■ ir ■ a I ; ie paper and an illustrated
magazine at a ptice that is i»njy <■ » i t .» lo'itth of what some of the
illustrated magazines«. II »-
»■ t'n:» ■ Uses The Cosmopolitan has
undisputedlv Claimed But t e c I the Urgest clientele possessed by
any periodical, d-tils. weekls c -ionth'-.. in the world. It was lhe
(.»ismopsilitan u‘\h ■ 'll
n Ii c.
to India to let the world
know the real horror; of famine .< -.d plague
It was Fhe Cosmopol­
itan which establish. .I at its own c : a great Free Correspondence
I Iniversity which now hasover 2
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I he Cosmopolitan whHi < t
.! • >* '- <-f St <»•> f* .• the be't horse
less carriage and puz s I : be ’ p. ms f r public baths, and best arrange­
ment of sewer and pipe s. rmis t»»r citic«. It was lhe Cosmopolitan
which set the presidents»t gr.-at *chi«»ls and uni vet »ities seriously
chscussing tl»c defects <f ,
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It t' lhe
Cosmopolitan wh«>se enterprise i .» »«.is m the lead iu advancing lhe
world': I’-liizatl»-II.
We w ill give fhe (’ti-siiiopolitnil, the
New York World, thrift* a week, ami
Tin: S avu A m N ews all three for <>nl\
$2.35
cast eg
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No better l».irgaiii was ever olle reti hv a 11 \
|>a|h'*r in Unii Coiiiüy. <'all ami see them.
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I’yrus Clitigman. a well known |
and reapeclui: pioneer of I.Irin csiun*
tv, died at hl« home al I'eorla
January 3S. ISM, aged 70. lie
leaves a wife and three children,
Erank t.llngman, of Peoria, Horace
(Tlngruan and Mra. Ihivld t’r<-w««*,
of Washington I k «ide« utany friend«,
to mourn her dvatli.
At a mu«« meeting of citizens of
Mohawk valley, held I isl week reso
lution«
were |mwd conilemlng
the action of the Ijine county court
In lenaing the Mohawk river aud Its
tributary to thu Booth*Kelly Lum­
ber Company. It was also r<*«olved
to contest the franchise and neither
to give nor «oil (he right of way
through lands adjoining the said
streams.
HE delights ‘ f tn evenint spent around a well.lighted read-
ing table ate tu t hill utkletd»« J. An illustrated magazine
with its wealth ci ilhi't'.ition* its storie* el adventure and
love, its desc ipiions »»t travel which carry you to the teniofr-t
enJs of the earth, and it' i.rtiuctive article* for young aid olJ—thc*4
are the tint rniin*:tes t--r ,»»ur own enjoyment and the entertainment
and proper education of your children.
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to judge. A special contact rrc." tly entered into with I he Cosmo*
politan. which seeks t » be» ncKlt.r kn wn in this neighborhood, ha»
enabled us loo.Ier sow a yeti's suherlptlon to the greatest of the illii«*
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