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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1899)
.« * • * (JL SCIO, LINN i’OVNTV, OKEiiON, FRIDAY, 1 EBRl'AR^ 17 7 » • ••••••«••• ••a ••«»•••••- fteoee*M»«aeeoe«e»ew«iqeue«» minute« the |»-O frivol« a furlough <*->m|M«»v «re III a ll<Ila» wrangd I t» re«ult la-lpg thnl «Il Ughi» «re •hut rv»iiiniu»oxj ruinar at d >wn and thè water furarsi off. Th» |<lo, I.IW (o, »KILIIN .ssss.•«»••! !•«••«.«•«••••. Are ln«ur«ne>- mnip*«nl«*a havp poll. 11»«« (.ill creating » alale r ulruad fio I proi rrty ow per« |hat thry - will Ry IRA A. 1'IIELl‘N. c'.luul-alun h««Ju*ily met it« d.-sth r d e thè ratea inde«« Ih» water 1« Thia Is 'me |hlug -I t«irn<-d on. Tliia fari armi*a h"W K >«wtrsl al fl r n -t rffUa $1 trio. <’’*•<<»*». •• I . tho as nate. - i J tM> il 4 *’UH. I «st for W11 lull our n-iiati.rs arelo'« oue tuonie.1 facitori salii nas|«t Tn*» 0 'rntlirl dc.t. an ither. Th« laxpayer» of Inde* anaam. la vat .k’rly in a fl ta pendone« are «udeavorlng tu gel «Hit lujatba, •• 0 • ............ I an k«e<>rslln< I - the | U'dish-el list fruir, under thè weigh| of rjhorba Aheniaint ralea ai fair. I I t . ng r$t«a,u> La there b.«ye lean thirty de ths 4 asontMy. (ani i barge* iur water and lig'ita. T.»»Si»,.' S'tswwsnwn)« ... >«i 1» i«(<> lui in betircgun volgmeer« -I «•> ihry and city ct.um il flgur» up-m puttlng 1SSSS Iks ix Ur toáis» i («rite^ir .uasrissi. st <r.cd t.otu ho tu- f-r -rrs Ice io In a plani tu b« ow ned «nd operatesi • he 1*1.1 1,-pl •• a hy th» city. To enfnrce tht |uy 1 "i ......... . 1 I he »eiereot «torma kn .wn for cn.nl of rih'iftMLuit chargr« fpr ye-mare rag-ng over the nitddle Ughi» and water Ihv Oowpany ha» West, and all along the Atlanti co««I •tini off bolh. and now th» Insurance eHooding well south. There la a oompact, trust er combinat|on, Just great deal of «now with atrung wil d •a J.-u chemae lo cali It, aaya il will . CAPITAL. $20000 raiae Ita rate* unleas thè water 1« and e»c< ••tverold tu mesi ou. Ity thè way. Ili««« ».irne ■ ■■ ..................... I1’ OFFK ER m Mtr dh|«itchr$ tu tn<lic«lr Insurance rata» are al>«ut tcn lime» LJ. J gìibsob that Germany want* to get hack the «a high as thè «rrvlce» reudered I’ Pmiient g-.xind «h» »•> ne.irly if not quite worth, ami thè cnmpanir« are all Vi» Premei! J. f Gciiex I lost by her aymptl >y and help of l.raggtng abuut Ihelr milllons of re Lamer spurn and th un ’lioI for a lion in •erve «nd undltided pruflta, all of lhe Mam-Slii tMl«iness. which la flit. ho«i fruiti thè public by eghorlMlanl chsrgvs II •«vms lo Ilo Ilo h.t. brcoiuv our pro|>srty by I toe« a general lamking and ex- u« that a Ulti«.' hteal leglstatlon «neh v'hauge huaineaa. Ix>ao* made at ermque-t «■ y--u m«y say. The in aa Alhany indulgi li in ahout a ye»r current ruler, and draila lamed on •urgent« refuMsl tn «orrriul.-r »ml ago would lirg.-ly d««vre*«e th» In principle cities. were promptly «helled out of town come ot th*-M» inonster eonccrrt. Ho far ..« the American truofis were concerned it w-aa a lii.esll ••« victory I. »«I 1 u«--l.«y w«" the fortieth an- ' BY THE EDITOR C. V. Johsoi The cold w»v«. and storm In I lie «*a*t Is likely t>- delay the dispaicli <>f tr»n |»>rt« from N. w Y»rk for some «!•«>.«. T . n»e«t this difficulty tmn'|«>rts with army luiq.lles max b m nt out fr. tu Nan Fmnclau In a OREGON few d tys. - - Necessity i-I ... mother of Inveii All kin 1« of watches clock« and Jew llo'i therefore the H. «en.«te hua elry raj-ulnd promptly. Invooled •« newo.1l'", that of almi ral of the navy. Il I« under«to<id fh.lt til»- p --It "U Will tu» off- re I I" I Hear Adml .1 De wry a« an ack now I „ Vt* » Igement of bls vslusbl«. service« ' 11 the governim-.il in the 1st« war. WATCHMAKER J E EL Eli. * io, EAST nml SOL TH Shuata The Route —of the— Siiiitlh'iii Parile l'iiiii|iauy. fcajtb • K M » «o r N < A M 1 1 1 . Is r ■ A .’mn » MnrlL 1 Ar i 9 » A I» 1 L* I «.4» A , to. 1.7 J • r« 1* 1 M i!«.>>• •'« pal • ■ - h - ■»-«’• ' • • •’ a>l hakm, Turner, Marini AH«an», Ta»r«a«»t, •te$dd, l<ai*rt. Juacilnr* lily. > • Hlatfaiitma. Dmina, italiani ani ail aia ■ K<«er»»<»rg a* to a«4 incl'ullnr A aUU*. 1 NeeebrerB Wall I»*Uy. 1 vat* rv»!iî<nî • •SM A M 1.«.. AilMkBV . 1 I- VI 1 » F M 1 Ar RxMgrl.it rg . At H • I » 1 7 1 7 I- u I M A *r RratMrka l*:ly ri. rp* *utn4«y fl«..« • u- » «. • Mi F.kl, KMr.uk. T. 1 Ar J t.w 1 At . '» 1 i» ! |«t»Mii<»n Ar iil«nt 1 ar finii o a ... l.v I >- "E » • us ♦ to *.« AM. ».« ta.tu W 4M»dhltfU *|»r iM$fvr l«l llrnM* te» J I*»H) rl«wp( Wn.m. 1 to t*r»,»n. l.v P m. Ar W <M>1b«trn Wmi Mt ’«» Walt.'*» . . Ar 1 w .1 V iiV p u • JOti! a.tti* n»‘ a.Hr. YAQ6INA R0HTE YAQUiNA BAY STEANSH1P COMPANY »1 A ' ■»’ A — At the gri it banquet of lhe Iziyal I«egi..n, the guard <>f honor were all apcclnly ch'i'on for the p »sitino and were «II Or. gon ta»ye. They nr.-lv- ed a very high compliment from Gen Reeve«, who r.-mark.-d to the Sergeant in command, after n orili- cal look at Ih« meni "That Is lhe flhest guard I ever «aw.*' The r.gl meni is ju-lly proud of the guard. The fruit rilier« ere Inclined to think from vl...e ot.-ervutloit timi the Iste < ->ld -n ip ti-<» Imdly damaged the prospecta for a large yield of eiiln r largo or "inali fruit thia «<■•■ It mm - iih 11.at the f< w warm i son d >ya before It o freexe h .d start'd the sip M.III. what and thus the I d image Is likely to be quit«, aewre, : a« the l««rk on many tie«-» 1« Mild to i t>* «idIt and most uf the cherry buds badly Injured. BY THE SCISSORS w •a* a «0« ! • «a» «•»<.••«• F II Itarrdi'irl >'»s «<>l>l the M«*« Ml'divllle R.-i-orter P» li I. Aatmsy. Jam»« Andrewa, who reside« grp»« the river frvm th» «iwrr «nd uf hklnncr's Untie, in l*n< county, bays that th« h«rd frock»* killed «ls.ut 2-W t year old prune trevs in hl» orchird. A nation that 1« (Jdig<sl tn g<. abroad for II« «hip» can never be is.me a great maritime power, II mud I* Independent of foreign • hlpvard«. independent of foreign •»amen and drcm.-n, in order L> t* strong upoti the •«*«. A Mr Skeel, who has lea»««! lhe Springfield, l.ane county, sawmill, Is making arrangement« Io «tart the mill. The present c»|wiclty uf the plant Is 2>l,(*«l f.-et per day, and Mr Ht«.«.| w ill lntr<-duce s.ifH. lent mart». Inery to Incrvac It to -10,000 or til.iMMj feet. Mr. Charles barrows, uwner of Ilei Sorte left yesterday for Walla Walla with his great horse, where he will n main until June, when he will rclurn to Salem previous to g .lug . asl to eff««c| «he «ale of Gre- gon's fastest horse, and th” greatest guideless pacer In Ihu world. A aouthe««! Missouri i>a|»»r an nounce« w if h alarm that “the far mers In W isliii.gton township are having an epidemic of h»g cholera ** It w ill prsi.at.l v is- found upon in« veallgation, the report 1« greatly »•«- niv.-r-uiry of Oregon« adiui«Mun to1 agg«nit«s| and that it 1« the hog» that have it and not the farmer«. statehood, f or forty years she hss But II was a unrruw eeoepe. l>eeii not only sit Independent sul«, When Secretary of War Alger trit n strong factor In Itie federal un learned of the lutiti« with Ih» FUI»- Ion. The GregonUn uf the 141 h Inrt. loos at Manila ha very Ju<Ilclcu«ly devotes several pages to a resumeof decide! not Io »end any order to the history uf Oregon's admission tn Ilewey. Perhap« he hat a faint re* the Union anil th« lung and hitler metubrance that ih» wires connect ing Admiral Ilvwey with the war •es-tlomd fight—t.y which It was «>-• department do not always werk complishiHl and iiy what iiiuiu Ore- properly when Dewey dosetiT want I g in la-come a fre« Insluad of a to be bothered with lnl(| orders from slave state, as was at tjrst ' lhe home office, coiiie.iiplut'-'l t.y th..«« wiio made 1 The county officer» found all their | stampa and '.*>! cent« in money miss the move for her admission al ing Monday morning when they a time wh.-n It was well known that -settled d<>wn for their week's Work. «11« bad imjust or loyal claim lo be «ionio sneak thief h id enriched him- admitted to .itAtsh-Mid, save that lhe , «elf to the extent of »even or eight I dollars. Th« door« and windows vote« of tier «enator« to I*, were I were all locked and whoever pur. needed on the pro slavery »ide. |t lolned the things must have secured I !" • •• ...... na to Is rath-r interesting and really valu a kpj to th« -I . r ■ able history which Is thus concisely j bu no cluo to tho thief.—ller ild. given us in tho Oregonian, and well worth par-uni and persvvation. somo things at least are ma<ie plain t.y it which many of our reader» may not have rvalir.*d iu full, even If they wore cognlxant of the fact years ago. Tho bill for the nd mis» loo of Oregon was »Igued Feb. II, is.'.» when she had but peo pie, less than half ri>i{uirial by na- j lional law tlier. in force, nor did »In attain the r«H)uired nuntlwr for more than eleven years after her i admlaalon aa a »late. E T. T. Fuhor 2eai in.| one I« .If hxir« « full mile II» make« ..I) .«In» er «gs« «I • testi cur » e« or turna >>f lhe |»u for oacli Word written. Writing at the rate of thirty word« |>er minute, h« must make eight . urve« to each aeeondj In an hour, 2*4,W«l; in five hours, lit.’••!( «nd In Job day* working only Av» Knur« each day, ho tiiikes not I«-»« than 4 i,<uj,ui(> « urve* of the pen. FsrLaa.nsp«. Thom«« U’hitrtvid A t'o., 2»u Wab «•h-av,. corner Jackson at., on» of 4'bloag..'« oldest and tu nt pnml ner.t druggist*, recommend Cham« t«rlaln,s Cough Itemed v for Is grippe as It net only give« a prompt and com|>lete relief, l«ut al«o counteracts atty tendency of la grippe to rv.ult In pneumonia. For «ele by Peery A Peery. Sxwtsnx ^l*t«r* xnl btr! *.«« eta nottw cxcaieff. Th« little curuerl-, drug store, Albany. «i'iiNT»i> »ksxKAi nuvrwutirnr ’’ put* a in fl H s'Hfr t* i . a *<r <»r » • nr"« in lix'lt i 4Ó gn I ¡;aart*y «»• tnr i.-w It I« maini* offk* work conni»* «r i $f I mi «»« tar) •trahtbi $ a s nar a piiwt * >fl«.atr t«>.»art'l*', im » mt»rv, n<* a»«n •• at y M<>nlhlv |.*S Krf- • L-n- »*> f I It* »«^4 «famfird Hrr«*rrt ft. 11«*«*. l*|M W,<hkn<G T. J. CLAXTON, Contractor A l Builder,. HOUSE MOVING Given -|>eci:il attention. Con tracts for work In my line re spectfully «ollciled,.. Shop on Mnin street, 84 IO, ORE MUN iATER -SA\ Í M0Œ r~4>»*««V’ ***~• « »<» rd? ! •!-*-» * w • |Ii*r BothTogetherOneYearfofOnlyl ¿00 > m $2.35 3.'i ^-J¡ e» • • • ■i • • • ► 3 3 E E 3 I or Newspaper 3 E 3 F Readers---- 3 F THE SEMI-WEEKLY REPUBLIC F THE SANTIAM NEWS F F Both One Year $1,75 3 3 F 3 F 3 F F 3 F F FiuUiiÜ4iUÜii4UUÜiiUiUiUU4U4UiU4 fl BARGAIN nSgí’wT’r ft; • CALIFORNIA'S The SUN DA Y i A i. L» • • • Nd better bargain was everofl’ered by any pai>er in Linn Conntv. Call ami see them. h S * -• In this way you secure sour own home piper and an illustrated magazine at a price that is onh about a fourth of what some of the illustrated magazines sell for, f r three scars Hie Oumopulitan his undisputedlv chimed that t h -1 the latest clientele possessed by any periodical, July, w\.l:‘ « n. tl-Is, in the world. It was The Cosnioixilitan which sent Julian H«wtl ome to India to let thj world know the teal horn t t i i . itan which established at its own c-.'t a :rejt Free Correspondence University which now Iu» ov.-r JUT«*' -Indents on its rolls. It was The Cosmopolitan which offered a prize i t Si OQ*) for the be t Ixxse- less carriage andpiizofor best pmisf ir public baths, and Ivst arrange, ment of sewer and pipe ssstems for cni. It was lhe Cosmopolitan which set the pre iJcnts of great schools and universities seriously It ts Tlw discussing the def,.’- of cn-tcc edi.uii-eul ■■ 'mis Cosmopolitan whose enterprise u always In the lead u‘ advancing th« wot Id's civilization. AN rtAlf on ,4 he c«d cf -Curlndoes l. *• •••♦-• < -xt ‘>*4 -s’»'* ¿vt J T We will give tie* Cosino|>olitaii, the New York Worlil, thrice n week, and T he S aniiam N ews all three for only T. J. Belcher, w ho 1» a guest nt the Revere returned from the Klondike la«t SeptemtH r and has spent the past four montlis In Europe. He brought ou il.To.ouo from Dawson Cl y and haa Interest» In there, I having claims near there at present. lie has been Investigating the Sun Ham mines ami may return next summer wIlli a v iew to pu.chasing some of th.-m. Ils. K. lias :... tho .............. : means to do ••» and thinks tint n great future I la in store for the Oregon mines' -Heiald. A rapid writer can write thirty word» in one minute. To do Ihl« ho must draw- hl« |icn through the »pac* of a rod ItlJ feet. In forty -T* ’’tí ** *'**- » * « HK delights ot an «veiling spent around a well-lighted read »ng table are not half urulerdood. An illustrated magazine with its wealth of OluMtatKHU, its stones of adventure and love, its descriptions of travel which carry you to the renwtest end <>f tin.* eartx. a.ij ■a* i . :■ .c-v.- a::.Jei t r u-..n< and old — t■ Mt the first rrqurites for your own enjoyment and the entertainment and proper education ot your children. Io secure for you the best and nuAt inUfttting ot the great illus. trated magaritu it the low.-.t p. iNe price has been the aim ot the editor of this journal. That we have «uccecded we leave our readers to judge. A special contract recently entered into with The C ombo - politan, which seek, to lee me better known in this neighborhood, haf enibled us to offer vou a year*» subscription to the greatest of the illus. bated magazines together with a year's subscription to this journal, I Home ........ men whoenjoy g.sid ---------- stand- —’ . V — infcf mi I full fullou «hip In tliechurrh who until: Ixu-n » mighty me.n nagger In my time. I Jimel the church. I'se stole W >tM mltlyns, l'«o euasod, I’sc got drunk !'««> sh'il cnip, l's» sia,lied odder co ins wlf my razor and I'•• done sight of odder t’ings. But t'ank de laiwd I' m . nela*r lost my religion.” Hon. Ezra 1 1 Fisher died at his borne In Albsnv, l’riliy l ei.ruary 14», IWH, of ery«ipela« after an Illness Of th» forty-nine bill« m > far JNIM- of only three days. The announce ment of bi, death came to the on- Dining (’urnonOg.lenRoute. «1 i-r»'-’urU n.irt;.»n. .r. lire community a« a thunderbolt till)« of the lr>cor|K>rati<>n character, from a clear akv, few knowing that cither creating new or amending he was even ailing. Indlanapolla, He was born In Tuertan n;»«p«ra old charter*, of thus« already slgr.- iduina Indiana, in M’>. cn-s«lng the pl —_ « m . ««I t.y lhe governor or filed without with hi« father, ll«v. Ezra Fwier, a • K< OStn l *s» MKI’IMI < *11» hi» signature are twenty-cine of thia Baptist mlril-ter, In IMS, settling in Alla, he.l lo Ih lona b «ral m . clns., leaving eight more yet to be Clackamas i--only, residing in tb it ap,.roved by him. Thus the bulk county for msuy year«. Ho was married to Ml»« Hannah Stout In | of our legislature »cems to have that county, lie represented Clack- | b -cn devoted to maklug and mend nmas county in the legislature In l*r»i f har»«l Ar UM p hi ing cities. *S!!t W ‘ 1 * I'erhaps the state at l*Mif and was c«»unly »urveyorof that 1 v » 1 . i’hrvaül» : ’M* Ar large may receive a little nllentioii ivunty for two term«. He took At Allan. •«.I Co.«al i. ». in*« I « 11l> 1rs in. part In the Cayuse Lillian war and dur.ng th« remaining week. SI IU. O. I A K raUt.airl. was a rnenitn-r of the Linn county . Kipranairaln 'latir i«a««|H Sunaai • Indian War Veterans Association, Ps.ftüin«) jrt a n* TT« Tli« meeting which 1« ta 1« held lion. D. 1* Thompson, of Portland, • • ’T i s • M>a M<Vin«illM w lar *»r ln>l«HM*n4« ncw» •» i a Mia tn Ì In Albany on the 18th Inst, to ar a tai Mr. I lahcr «urvsved the Klam sth country* *’> 185S. He has been a plirvi (niii.filkiti al k«h» t*r>. l«rv. with O$ range for holding a county fair thli resident of till« county «im-e litW. çttdrntal and <»ri*n«a| and ••»»■!$<• Wall snip tinea in. J^TAX and < Ills *aaHlng fall deserve* to tie largely attended being county surveyor wilh ttie ex- «late* nn appi Ua> k»n . It Is to be hoped that every citizen ceptlon of two years ever since. He R. K«>» mi ar U«>.«<r • was elected almost unanimously sev I II M kMMIlAM, \a»,4. > A l*«M AgVBt, of this county will lake an active in land.t)i. time. i* a repuldlc.in although tcrest» in having a tlrst class county eral Maina «ni» I ■<-la« !• Io > «••» ' » |ardnla and F*t ¡.Inn county was a strong democratic > n»pa Ala<’ Jatan. China M<>n«»Hi!it and lu» fair. I.Inn county holds a leading eounty for years. He was ulw.iy. tiaHa, can >* mHatnrd frrnu lit». M. > . manwe, th aa«atM *r»t *<io. a town pla- e in the farming «nd fruit h tar- court«ou» and genial in til« way, ex A J . Rai>k <•( o. **» so, (Hr. eats of the state and cun have a fair tending favors to all w lien they »-nil ed on him. and lie understood the ; of which all w ill t»e proud if only th« survey of till« county thoroughly. l»«s>p!e will work together to make Bmdr« a wife tic leave five sons, * Ralph, Eugene, Huge and Earl of it a aucces*. Let every one whocan this county, amt Frill, who is a d > »o 1« at the meeting tomorrow, metr.bur or c<>. F. 2nd Oregon volun-1 and go with the Intentianof giving tvers at Manila, and live daughters, their lime and Influence to the work Mrs. Joseph t'n»>ks, uf Goldeudale. Haight ami of getting up a county fair and forc Wa»ti., Mrs. < lara Adda, Nora and oroh.i uf this city. ing !! !•■ he -s «ttcces« of w hich old TJi« fucrri! were b»'d «t th» fami Linn can la> proud. ly rosidence on SunJay 2:30 1» m. Iu religion Mr. Fisher wn« a i'riuil There must fw a "nigger in the live ~ ( onnvcting at Y«<piln* will, the II.« |>t HL wood pile" aomewhere n«ar the •11 gar beet laislneaa. The same man Diferí of Tbl 3rip. who la •<> very anxious to have Or», gon farmers paid a bounty by the TJio greatest danger from iai NTEAMEiW----- stale for raising sug-ir beeta for hla Grippe U <>( its resulting in pneu i moni». If reasonable care is used, use at l.a (irindo, in-1 cl.il'm that however, and rh.imlwrlaln’s t'migli tt.fit) p»«r ton does not pay there. Is Remedy taken, all d*ngvr will be the owner of n sui-eeasful sugar avoided. Among the tens of thou« plant at Ogden whe*e the farmer« anils wliohsve u«ed this remedy for In grippe we have yet to learn of F’irat-claaa In every respect. One of make money raising sugar beets nt a single chm * having resulted in the above atcauiera la ritte to a<ll $1.J& a ton. If the I’tah farmer fmeumonla which shows conclusive from Yaqolna »bout every y that this rem.-dy is a certain pre live days finds |>er ton a paying business ventiva of that dangerous disease. without a bounty, there «urely must Phortrat route twt vi-.-n valley |>olnta t>e some I «sly besides th« La Gr.mde It will cure l.i grippa In less time and Han Frnni iaeo. Fare: Alhany farmers who expects to make money than any other tramimene It 1« pleasant and wife to tako. Fur «ale and pointa we«t to San Francisco,’ out of the tsHinty business. Before by I'ecry «k I‘eery. 4'abin, (*> «iregon agree« to |my tc jt misers JI ou ml trip. (Mt il ix> per ton for !>eet«, they ought at Wit I. a capitsl uf over fluO.imn.issi lea«t to find out w briber or not It the men tsack of Ihv Mtandanl 1*1«- For «ailing date« api ly to tilling and Distributing Company MM« 11. AS more p-r ton to and the American Spirit«and M inu- EDWIN STONE. r. i i them In Oreeon thin In I’tah. IL I. W ai i . f « M ; ’ thv bn u G p (vi’.Qi «.iH/v ittakrtul« a T I'. A I the in-bp. •till 'I » * f. Age -t A. ..»the <v 1 4 t ’ ? J • ••• • • The Memi-Weekly llepublle 1« the he«t general new«|aii»-r of tlscla«« puldished. and ha« a larger circulation now than any other u.-ekly or seml-weekly. It haa command of nil the great sources of news from the I rally and Sun* ■lay Itepuliiie, and also rocvlve« the st^cial service of ttm Xcw York H.-r.ll nod Journal, It is the leading dem «a-rntlc ■ pa|«er p.i|«er of the th'- Mississippi Mi»->l««lppi valley, vullny. isetuemoer i.eiiiviol.-r thr- Hit- Twlee-il-week Republie, 18 page« a week, and ■ ibr ( the ~ _ Tun H amtiam X i w « loti, one year fur only 8I.T&. Bulletin A largo 32-P oqo MelropoUtMi Papor, Ivory Oolutnn BrittHng WltN LIVE NEWS ANO A OOP Y Or THIS PAPCR II Moolha lor $1.80 „^V^nNDFEEil^ r. J. IRVINE. PRQP’R <C My rigs are fust-class and my horses arc good drivers. di*;! q ÄU4 ïmw T ni - ai i'