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SCIO, LINN COCNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7 l«W.
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Prtsiieut
Vice Presiienl
Culler
A. J. JobnssB
J W. Gaines
C. V. JahnsúB
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the Pacific.
A. W. IIAGEY
WATCHMAKER
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OREGON.
All kinds of wall I h - s clock» and Jew
olry repaired promptly.
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The movement of the lain« Coun­
ty bicyCI-i» to ne prove ttie county
road* instead of building blcvcle
; jmth* wcm* to lie sensible
The
»im« smnuiit of money and Intuir
I'Xpended on the county road *» one
YAQdINA ROUTE
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Circuit Court.
Department No. 2, ninvrnisl Mon­
Thl* prophecy wa* M-nt to thl* pa­
per by Farmer Peter Smith, who I* day aflernoon at I o ilmk, Judge It.
I*. Boise presiding
The fiiib-Wilig
well known a* a prophet In hl* local-
busltii-*« wa« transacted;
lly,aa>«tbc Itli tim->ml V* > Time*.
E. J. Porter v* John C. Elder, par
He predlcH-,1 a great uixny uf the
«vent* of the last year. 11« alway* tltlon. 4 ontlnucd.
W T. Cu-bman v« John Cushman
write* til* prophecy the tlr*t week
fom-hrtur*. (oiitlnuiil.
uf th« flr«t month of a year, and
In the lustier of the »««ignment
I mms I* that he h i* not failed for
twanly year* to pn-ptu-cy correctly of F. M. Kiacr Insolvent. Hnal ac-
count filed.
coming event«;
In the matter of the assignment
My prediction for thl* y«ar 1« *
big European w*r with Fraoi « and of A. II. Hammer, ln«olvcnt. Con-
11 musi
England Involved with Bu**lx.
Mr«. C. W.
Roilgwr* v* Jan*
The I nIHsi state* will annex < utm
Wi»*|y et al, foreclosure, Ju«l<
by a p-'pular vnte-d the I uban* after
ment by default.
having tlr*t dectarvd t ut«tn Ind*
Milton Hide v» Th« Flr«t National
bcnderiee a«d evacuated the ialand*.
Bank <>f Altxiay, et al, partlthm
I’he Cuban* will annex themselves
The Queen of Holland will marry Cuntinui-l.
T. II. B schooling v» C. A. Row
arid ttie < roan Prine« uf Germany
land, et al pagri It i< »n
Continu«*L
w ill be betrothed.
In tho luatturof th* assignment of
Them will be cabinet change* and
»•■v eral c d.lnr-t officer* will re’lgil T. O. Hhaver. Final account filed.
Distribution ordernd.
their portfolio*.
Hila* Reynold* V» Davhl Ih-aley,
There will tar a month of record-
breaking weath*r during the year, i-t al. tu quit ti le. Judgulneiit by
and a great deal of rain w ill fail all default.
Board of H,-|i s>| Fun-I Commi«
over the United .state*.
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Dry gi»*i* will be itieaper and «loners v* Ima I! Monteith
'iirii'lnsure. Judgment by default.
food will tie dearer.
Martin M Fry e' id, v* Olney Fry
There w III be m v cr.d Imp rtan t in
irtiil->n. Continui«!.
IrrnaHoii'd marrl igi« with hitherto «I al, partili
M F Wj yatt V» R. Stinnett, to
unknown botiors bestowed
upon
correct dissi, t 'ontlnued.
American woman.
J. A. Warner v» W. B. Barr, et al
A new cabinet officer will becreat-
Dl*mi»*cd.
ed.
Alex Bernstein v* Thos. II. Mc­
The army will tie reorganised and
a nffim imp>rtant po*t created for Gee, fore«|o«ure. N«-lflc<l.
iioanl S» ho.i| I.«tei( omini««loner»
the h'*ad <d the army.
vs W H Young et al, foreclosure.
On« man will control tho Ameri­
Judgment on stipulation.
can turf and there will be a great
Board School Iaind I' nn. vs l.ee
wheat »i n*utlon In early fall.
Miller, foreclosure. Judgment ’by
I »ec the overthrow of the Spanish
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government which will be adjusted default.
Ttio* Allison vx Jos, I.. Pendey,
without op-n war
foreclosure, Judgment try default
The president of ♦‘rance will re-
W. W. Howe» V» Daniel Neal and
sign.
Queen Victoria will die and the A. J. Shelton, foreclosure. Settled.
Acini Saving* >♦ Trust t'o.
vs
Prince of Wale* will t>e crow ti it
Richard* «V
Phillips,
foreclosure.
with great marnlficence.
Th« King of Denmark will die and Judgment liy default.
Addie Powell agt Richard
M.
the Dowager F.mprc»* uf China will
Powell, divorce. Grunted.
t« disgraced throughout all Europe
R. Davis agl J
It. Round, foro-
and A-ia.
Cried and submitted.
A wave of great prosperity I* com­ closure.
M W. Mm. r ut id i Millur, dl
ing for Hi«- United Ktalea financially.
A new piliilca! party will
be Vorce. t’onliui'ed for »i-rvlce.
A G. i’rill agl I.. < >. Hyde, Injunc­
foutid»-d and there will tai live pres­
idential candidate* in Die field, In­ tion. Will be tried Friday al Its.in.
M. Morgan agt I.«vin i B Wit
cluding the Prohibitionist» nnd I’op
zel et al. confirmation. Sale con­
ullata.
I he government will take c ntrol firmed.
James F. McCartney agt
Levi
of the cables and canal* that are
Douglas et al> confirmation. Sal«
being built in thecoloniea.
Carriages will run witIniut horses confirmed.
Th« Albany Building A Dian a*-
In every city in the United State*.
WoniMii will dre«* like men, in social Ion agt Henry < rowder et II'
derby hat* and ulsters, and there confirmation. Sal« confirmed.
S. F Bilyeu agt Jessie Bilyeu <11
w ill be no big sleeve*.
Three of the famous old men of vorce. Granted.
Albany B. A L. A. agt Jay XV.
the Vnitisl State.* will
die, and
Europe will lo»e tier oldest queen.
Blain et al. Hale confirmed nunc
pm tunc.
D. M. Jones ngt P. P. Donley,
D o M b of C ium .
motion for idietTff to make deca.
One of our American Consuls in Granted.
John J. J. Jone* agt J. II. David
Germany ha* given ttie State He
purtmenl a table showing
the ■on el al, iindion for sheriff to make
amount of debt carried by seven of deed, (.'ran ed.
ti e principal tierman cities. A con-
temporary select« «even American
cities of about the *.ime population
lehautni tlrnnrh
and compare« their debts with those
1HUI) raer pl
of thetierman cities. In every ease
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the German city Inis the larger debt.
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Berlin with a population of 1,72ti,.'»ID
Aihnny
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N.Mir.iU. 1 %»
ha* a debt of ftVi,o67,’J7O; Chicago,
with a |«'pulation of l,‘.Mt.<»»t, has a
tir «•••« I«.
H MMlhwrN
bicycle path would mak»- < good track I debt of $1 ,,tB‘t,4-'k>.
Hraslau I* com-
IkaiK r n*rp< Sunday
' for bicycle* und it would be a move­ pared with Detroit, thedeld of the
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city
(«-¡ng
*12.211,1'-
! Y PnC ft .m. ment in which all should join, ft* German
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Na»»»»n .. . «I V Tu«» a.ttj.
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against 4-1,31*¡.sVi for the American
i the Is-iiefit» would I m * mutuiti to
dt v.
I’tie most striking contrast Is
Diliitlg ( 'urn oil Ogden Rotiti t everybody who u*e* th« road.
found in .» comparison of th« debt of
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Dre»den with that of San Francisco,
Agulnaldo'» nrmy 1« routed and th« debt of the German city ticing
! Ncattcrexl. ami many of hl* follower* I9,<I7N,<HM', agninat f'.H.Mflfi for the
Pulitala SaSet 3'.co;er«
American city. I rank fort owes il.S,-
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[are deserting. '1 hey
have
had
.*d. III, louisvllle but
f*i,;l»«,OOO.
sk < <» mm - i . as * «i r.rrum < ax«
'enough of Agulnaldo's tteuchvry,
Hanover owes *lt,'’«l.3lo, Minne­
A iist I wh I in ihrnnan trains
owe»
«ml our officer* now have a plan of apolis, Jii,<,»l.l«H. l.elpxig,
»7,'.'Hi.707.
o( ♦ 15.301,377; < leveland
enlisting the loyal Filipino«,
Went Si<lo IHviaion.
Munich owes f3»*'; Buffalo,
whom there are many, to tigli» the ♦ H.tVS','.*;''
Rrtwarn |*«»rllMn<l nn«t < or «nlll«.
A» national and city
: guerilla* If «udì a warfare I» kept di tit» are tiurdensom« rather
Mail tr»in tlalh ♦•t**r* Sunday.
In
I'orthind
Ar MM) r m up. The figliiina »pint ha* Uh- tiieir interest acinuiit than In the
¡til» a m I.«
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-loui'tedly t»'«n whipped out nf Af­ amount <>f i>rin< Ip-d, the advantage
in tills r<-»i«-ct will lie with the
At Al’mny B«»l <
r»>nn«-t whh irwir» ulnaldii and It I» doubtful If he ean
Oft hr»» i A >. mllfiAtl,
Germ «n cities
The average rate»
Keep
lii*
irinv
b-gether.
The
I'liillp-
fcMprc**train
*nn»lA>t«
of Interest on the debt of American
plnv* com m I »»loner* will no doubt
cltl«s 1« atsiut 2 p«r cent higher than
f to « m : ar
M- Vintili«-
l**ue their prt» I-, m lion ver»
«ooii on the debt* of German cities.
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tn-l. i»-n3«-nra
IH fps - i
(U»n at •>«tiFr«n» *«'*« w»lfh «»r ! offering amnesty mid homi* tuie Io
Aathoay H îjc ' i K»^ n«sunco.
cH»Wnial an«l <»rtr«ial an t |*a«-lA« Mail •*mu>- the natives, and they may conclude
*ldp llnm fot
and < MINA. *<allln«
Oat«-» on npp uathrn.
to lay dow n their arm* on the»«» con
Anthony Hope's new romance,
R. Kontim M«nac«-r
which lie ti l* ju«t finl'he I, I* called
i 11 M AMBII 4M, A"- <• > A l a*« A^ent. l'oit ■lliiiin*. Active hosiiliiii-*, It I» I*-
.anti.Ot.
‘■'The Count«** Emil'st" *hd ha*
lleved, will ceu*« until the native«
Rali»* aitb ti> hrt* to fr'**t*rn point« and Rn
been pur< ha-ed by The l-adle'a Home
iopr Ai*» Jafwn. I hlna
and \n»- j have time to consider these propo*. Journal, In which |H-rl"dic:<l It will
tmtta,ran »<*• ot«ta<n«*>| irotn Mr« M« K. Wool
• *1«. If |ieace can he »«cured by Immedlitely begin
Ttie story
I*
iMtn«rrt tkkel MniL Wr«t *s-iy, al*» fn»w
a J
. flank oí N n, St io, ttn*.
ataoit a beautiful
Count«»*
Hhe
treating with the
natives,
now
1 «rem* a mo*t opportune lime. Mtr Ini* quarrel«»! with herhu«tmnd, nnd
they liuve d«cid»-d to live in »« lu-
new» troni Manila Indicate that Ibi»
• Ion In «eperate wing* of the ca»tle.
I» the programme determinisi by
Thl* they do until ( aptaln Dlepfie,
the Uniteti Htate*. In the mean­ w ho IxH-iime« a memlM-r of the house­
hold, in ulvi rteiitty <>pi-n* a door,
time our army will gel a much de-
through which arc r»'V«iiled to him
««■rve<i rest while future movement«
the a|*trttneuta of ttie exiled Couu
PI
are being deckled ii|>on.
tesa, with the t*-autlful wupunl
standing In a doorway. The Cap-
Kh'uffkt'.’w C->«4
lain fall» in love with the young
woman, and from thl* point there I*
My w ife has u«ed Ctiaml* rlain'* not a moment'» cea»atl«n In th« ro- I
Connecting at Yaqulna with the
Pain Balm for rheumatism with
mattc ad venture* which ensue In
grciit relief, nnd I i in recomniMMl it
Ho-
it-fli-,
if*
giirdi-n»
and
/ifllllki DIV QITikQlllP nfiUDiVV a* a splendid liniment for rheums- nelghlairlng place* of rendexvoua.
'ftUUlflA DAI dlLANonir lUBrAItl II.,,, .„..j -u,,.r household use fori
which we have found it valuable.
Zdts fltrvty Txlr M»«ti&g
W. J. Cuyler Red Creek, N. Y.
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Mr. Cuyler 1» on»' of th« leading
At the I.Inn County Fair meeting
merchant* of this village and one of hel<l on Friday last Io new subscrip­
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the monl prominent men In I hl* tions were reported. Ileports Were
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■p'li'i
mad« by the committee on groin
grounds,
vicinity.
W. G, I’lilpl'ln
Editor muda
l| ill
ill (I
.oil ill
Red Creek Ucrald. ror »ale t>y and variwu* sutMctlptlon commit! Tees.
¡'eery A Peery.
The amount su !»*>■ r 11 >*d ha* not met
L|r»t clasa in every respect. Ona of
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the expectation of the committee*,
the above steamer* 1« due to «all
The town of Liberty, Tennessee, and 1« not sufficient to justify organ
from Yaqulna about evory
wa* obliterate»! by a cyclone Thurs­ Gallon at thia lime. After i II m - ui
five days
day last. And yet there are ao»ue slon of the situation the meeting ad­
.
i per*on* who coma to «ettle in Or»*- journed subject to the call of the
**horte«t route t>ctwcen valley point* gon, get wet In winter time, nndare rhalrinan, »uch meeting to he called
and Han Francisco. Fare: Albany so frightened at the »Ight of water a* soon a* a sufficient amount has
and points west to San Francisco,' that they return to tho »tat« of Ten-
been subscribed. It Is proposed to
nr**ee, where cyclone* and fearful organile with n capital of *.’««*>, and
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electric »torm* trit)« with people* no further steps will tie taken at
Nournl trip,. ................................... I? 00 feeling* and otherwise piny havoc.
present or until the necessary tund«
Home bomeaaekers are ban! to suit.
are subscribed. If the penpie of the
They want a Garxten of Eden with county want an annual fair they
For sailing dates apply to
perpetual »urnmer. They should go should not allow the matter to drop
EDWIN STONE,
to western ’»an*«*, where It nover now.— Herald.
II. I* W ai i »»;. w ,
Manager.
raina, or California, w hich i*Ju«t re­
T. E. A P. A.
covering from an occnslonal drouthy
DiT*cf « fwaliy herb tax tit« b»»î
i- nyre, Ay«rt,Albert .Oregon. visitor.—Woodburn Indépendant
I In the market.
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The failure to elect
of duty might work a «eriou* mis­
chief, nnd even Uefcwt tho express­
ed will of (lie people.
It 41 A M 11 «.. ,. Ì*itrllAti<.ì ~ Ar
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Mr
H««»^Liirir
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, membered by (tie resulting dome»
tic row*.
Diplomatic red tn|ie I* u
wonderful tldrig.
h.
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William Waldorf Astor has final­
t ». r. m ! Lt
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I ' ' e f» a . M. ly settled all qu< »lion a* to whether
■MD
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M.
7 C A M Ar
o not he hail deserted America for
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T he »’»dr tn«im* • e a! «U •
SnlriH, Turtirr
Turner, M«r5ni< England by declaring to th« custom
t*»»iiUn»1 ah 4
Stlrm,
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Alhffiir . I „
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Junction . < Hy.
Kn<rr«\ officer» in New York that he is a
It nr t iwioifir.
Jun<ti«»n
» «MtA<V <*<VW* . DnkUtA, ««AkiMnl and all
and
an
Englishman
r!»«rg *uih tn at <1 i ne h» 41 nf foreigner
l|im» (ron*
A«hUn4.
Congratulation« are ciiteto one coun­
Mrewrltatp« Wrtll StellJ.
try or the other
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f
out war with that country actually
Íiea«<-d that all,-it<ly It 1» chiefly re-
.in i-
.»l‘l
of the—
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ui e
I 'II'P 1* I
I ul III' I
w 4 '
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I'e.'ice with Hfmln I* noon to I m >
' officially proclaimed *o long after
four state« w ill not affect the ma­
jority In the next Heriate, bat there
are litre* when »uch a plain evasion
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Slia.stu
John
After all, the deaertrr,
iValsh, who left th« American force«
1.1 tight with the Filipinos, probably
did I«'»« damage t a tils former friend«
thereafter than he hud done before
Frevlous to hl» dewrllon 11« Was a
company conk.
RN»
ir/; ¿ A'/?.
H !<»,
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were ♦ *2l- XVi.ltI, against ITW.MfiO,.
i IS7. a contest Mcloae that the An­
glo Saxon laurels may l>c genera»»
ly divided.
Dewey command« a fleet of twenty
: war «hlp« with the Oregon at the
lkatt a general banking and ex- , fu nd, followed by twodouble turret-
change l>u«ln«MM.
IxMmi mail»- at \ ed monitor». Und* Ham I» In «Lape
current ra!o», and drafts iM>ued on te cncournge a peaceful aolutlun of
principle eitle«.
I political questions connected with
« ' to V 9.
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ready borne fruit.
What with 'he
Filipino*, the Ka-ouan* nnd other
poviiliilltle«, w« are certainly "tak­
ing up the white man's burden"
with a vengane«.
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M*l year for the fir*t time we
I passed Greet Britain in asports cf
'domestic merchandl*o. The figure*
: CAPITAL, $20000
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BY THE EDITOR
A'lvrrtUin« ml«*« at fairJUaur rat<*.te I»
Home one hi* Invim'ed an apfwra-
*«>4 monthly.
t,»n.»ni a4v«ro**n>r«u nwi
jw'l ft» I tu* w filili, It I« Mild will measure
Wlwn llisiir-Xer l«<l«««i tor lt^-oinwoloa
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th» milllonlh |Mrt of i «eoind
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inventor*« claim« for II will probably
he allowed—at all event«. It I« a
fritte difficult to *ec how they can tie
dl*puted.
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Kipling' latest seen»» tiT have al­
By IRA A. PHELPK
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a«»*»»«aa««««««««
Itussia Is again In want of money.
I The expenses of the Fence Congre««
promise to tie heavy, and then—mid
combination «be also needs coin to
taiv a lot of new quick firing gun*
i with.
The Ctillfocnla Fruit Crower *ay"!
“The latest reports from Franco ure
to the effect that dealer» are not
pleased with their purvl i««« of Ore­
gon Italian prune*; that Ilio trade
generally offer* serious »tijis-tion* to
them, and that the future of Oregon
Italian prunes in France I* anything
hut bright." There i* nothing *ur
prising iilsiut till*. A* Franco pro
duct * ordinarily prunes In < sees* of
it* own consumption, it I* nqt likely
to InifMirt many prune* from any
country utile«* »hey aro of such a
character that they cm tv »old ns
•’French" |>runc*. Tho European
market for Italian prunes la to I hj
found in <«erm my, Russi i and other
northern countries In Europe. The
Italian prune being of ttie type cf
the prune* grown In Germany I*
readily introduced there.
From recent tep rt* It appears
probaHe that the projects for the es­
tablishment of necl sugar factories
at I drlleld in eastern Washington
and Ontario in eastern Oregon will
both materialise j**>n. < 'llmatlcand
soil condition* ap|H>ar to taj very
favor«Me at l»>th rlacoa. At Fair
field the ta-et* will la> grown with­
out Irrigation, while at Ontario they
will la- raised on Irrigated land.
The latter will not I*’ an expert
mellt.
Beet, are grown by the aid
of Irrigation very »ucce-»fully
III
Utah anil New Mexico for the fac­
tories In tho»e state*. The Ontario
-ectlon I* securing a clasa of settler*
from Holland and •!«•* wh*re whoar«
v-custom**! to intensive
farming
w I ich w 111 Is- a g'eal aid on the *tarl
In growing the led» Io supply the
factory.
"A word to the wl-« I* sufficient"
and a word from Hi« wi*e should he
sufficient, but you a«k, who uro th«
wise? Tlio*« who know. The oft
repeated experience of trustworthy
|H-r*oii* may be taken for knowl-
edge, Mr. XV. M '•’«*»* **y* Cn,m
berlaln'* Cough Remedy give* t*'!-
ter sali«factl<m than any other In th«
market. He tin* laa-n In the drug t>u«i-
neaa at Elkton, Ky., for twelve
year*; ha* *»ild hundred* of bittle«
of this remedy »»id nearly all other
cough
miMllelne*
manu actured,
which
«how*
couclu*lyelv
that
( hnmlM-rl du’« I* the in >*t **tl»f icfo -
rytothe l»"ple, an t I* tnc beet.
F«r »ale by Peery A I'eerv.
ut» a g<*
g'«"l trade tho
Building up
Salem Steam iuHindry I-
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building
up a g «»l trade her« In Scio, They
do fir»t «1*»« work, and their charge*
arc *m dl theref->T« lb« Scio p.siple «re
taking advantage of It. Mundry
sent every Monday morning from
the Express Office.
T’tr. Ntw* and the Oregonian ono
year for |ÍW».
rawtoa'ilxtix* chtij!«»’. irag »tor«
In the valley. Hecond Ntreet Al­
bany.
Senator linar again say* that we
should leave the Filipino* alone.
Whether he ba right or wr >ng In
hl* ideas, dosen’t It aver strike the
veneratile Senator that il I* a little
late for such tr.lk.
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Agricultural Implement", ete.,
Stove* ami T inware
A m in w i. hanged In K im i* City
(tie other day on th* mine g »How*
which hail wrvwl the purpose* of
hl* fatheron« «imitar occasion. Thia
thing of following tho ex impie «et
by one’« elder, may bo carriol to
uticomf urta bln extreme*.
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Spevi.tl attention to tin work of all
k i n<li*. Aden th for Columbia bicvclc
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The tender-hearted Nicaraguan*
alioll-died the death penalty some
tim* ago. *o now the best they can
»to—according to a late dispatch— I«
to whip« man until he dro|* dead.
And tbl« I* tho country that w iut*
to I m - annexed to the United State*.
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There have l«-en two casoa lately
of .xmwrican soldiers in the Philip­
pine«, reported killed, te-ing next
heard from st the front md fighting
away as cheerfully «« ever. No
wonder th« Filipinos dc*|n<ir of e«»n
■|Uerlng men who won't stity dead.
HARRY S. JOHNSTON
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All kinds of mill work on short notiee
The people of s.«n Diego and It*
environ* have Ju*t accidentally di<-
coveriil that • heir water supply I*
strongly Impregnated with pru**lc
acid, yet, strangely enough no one
lei* been poioimal. Evidently they
take their whisky straight In San
Diego.
All kiti'ls ot Lmnlu r, S.i»h, Doon«, Mouhlings. Shin­
gle»4, Paint.* iiti'l <>ih....
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Engineer W. II. Birr, of Corvallis
II I« eslim dud tile cost of the colony
r illroad, fro n Monroe to Corvallis
to be *121,127 or anaverage of >7.
per mile exclusive of rolling st<* k.
Mr. Barr ha* handed in to the col
ony promoter* nnd itemxed state­
ment of the coat of culi irtlcle, ex
elusive of rolling slock.) M lb*, rail*
are to lie used.
The Drain Wtdchm.in wrhlch Is run
by n lady get« thi« off: The new
spring bonnet 1« said Io be a stunner.
It will have a eowcati tier In front, a
tall tioard behind, a (lower garden
on top w ith n bunch of grass on one
side and a blrd’scun a«« on the other
Tho whole will be elatrorntely tend­
ed together with crushed ribbon <11'1
topped off with ii
very abundant
millinery bill.
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r. J. IRVINE, PROP R
My rigs are tiist-elass and my horses
are good drivers.
Back Concert! will all Trains a! W il Scio and Mirnina Train at SUelbur*
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Homer Mills, who was lndi< ted by
the grand jury for rap«, jointly with
his brother Sam, was arrested nt
Arlington Saturday. Sheriff Munk-
ers went after him and returned
Sunday noon. Nfill-» suspected they
were after him and skipped to East­
ern Oregon. Helsa married man.
He I* also In the toil* for cattle steal­
ing. Nam Mill*, whose trial took place
ut the last term of court and result
ed in a dlsngreement of the jury se­
cured tniil n few days ago and Is
once more at lllierty.
They banish pain
and prolonsr life. I
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I was reading an advertiseinunt of
Chamlwriain’» Colic, < holers and
Diarrhoea Remedy In the Worcester
Enterprise recently w hich lead* me
t> write till*
lean truthfully
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I never u»«d any remedy equal to it
for colic and diarrhoea. I
have
■lever hud to use nioru than one or
two dose* to cure the worst ca»e
with nix- 'If or children
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Stroud. Popomok»- City, Md. For
sale tiy I’cery A Peery.
T. I CLAXTON,
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Contractor
A l Builder..
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experience in thl» line of work
and »in fully prepared to du all
kiiiii* of wood work------ ...
>lo matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
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Given s | h - ci . i I attention. Con-
tract» fur work in my line re­
spectfully soileitisl,.,
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GfiSH: MARKET
MCK», OREGON
Tk» -IDCIf 5 a 44 Is • »tea rifle.: !
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W«|»»raatMit la »very «•*««- 5otk-i ,
iag ckc«p «best it b»t tbe price.
W«4a r*«Nl«rlv la .1». •» «a4 .SI *•!- *
is*. H*war*. i* »<» wrasava, i »- m > .,
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Running rvguiariy net ween i’ori‘an-1
and Corval'l*. «topping at all
way landing*.
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Il i- mo II a - s I. eii , Proprietor
\ cholee line of frosh meat«. In
variety, consLU’ily on hand.
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Steamer Wm. M. HOAG...
SAFE, SOLID,
ACCURATE,
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are guaranteed to be
¡From tl»«*
$A.oo
Favorite ”
; ¡to our moat expensive" Ideal."
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Haturdav*. la-ave
Corvallis
tl A. M , A hanv 7 A. M ; Buena
Vl«t>« « A M : tndi-i-'iidence " A.
M ; Salem !•> A. M , N*wt*rg I2:.'ld
P M ; arrive at Portland
P. M,
Cp river, Monday*, Wedn«*day*
md Fr dav*. la-ave* Portland 4
A M ; Nrwtwtg 10 u) A. M.j Halem
t.lii P M ; IndeperideraT
P. .M.j
It i,-in Vl«la 7:30 I’. M ; Albany 9>M‘
I’ 'I ; «rrlve at Ci rvallt* H:W P M.
Thl* »H amer ha* been e-|Ulpf>ed
with first cl*** accommodation*. In
i lulling an elegant piano. I nsur
lM*»««i for carrying both freight sou
p.,.»«enger*.
J TURNER, Agent, Albany Ore.
EDWIN STONE. M in:i( gi r, Altiany.
C. G. CV kkh , Agt., Fort (land, foot o'
Yamhllt street.
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«11 Cl 1.0 ioriy. «rev»'-'«
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Bulletin one year for ft.*'. <>l!
for «untile-.
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