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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1899)
• r • > OREGON, FRIDAY U. llaiik of Scio A Few Cash Quotations. CAPITAL, $20000 — orricEiu* — Presiieat A. J. Jlliioi Vice PreuieBt J. Ï, Gaiaes CasBisr CV. JcbBson f IkMN a general linking mid ex- change bus I neu. l/mni made at current rate«, and draft* issued on Principal eitle». GASH : MARKET until we reached St. Charles, on the west Shor* of the Mississippi river, where wo cintMrke-l and were car rlcd down to Commerce ami march- ed acru<M tho county to New Madrid Hero wo first hoard th e boom of ar 10-4 Cotton Blanket*, IM x 72 inches In a day or two wo returned to tillery. one shot was fltoi at us, tail 10-4 tielng too far a w ay it failed to reach H " Mill better, fiAU Jeffrraon City when Iho teamster* <• us, consequently II did not dampen 10-1 were suptilied with wag-.ns and etili bs'tter, f**r annum, invar» ) In »ha <<• -ft * <>ur ardor to any very gre.«' extent. •iituonlh», •• •• •* .......... |0* mule«, ami they certainly must h«va Still better Blanket.« from 11 «a» to of thi the day we ar- • venlni ut ticcn supplied with a certain amount Toward rived al New >1 sdrid; we took Up % tTrrila'.ng FfcteMI At ffclr.ll» hfc r<tr*.lo he 1 of profanity, there seemed to be a fb»'d nwmthljr. our Uno of march for Point Pleasant Common < dico 3 i ts a vttr<l Trfcjrt«k*nf *4»rrf ¡wtut hl* th AM to» pfcM tor certain amount of affinity between j .....i \ Wl»o4* fb*«»r4«'f tor th.ur inerlUui, Standard army mule« and profanity. rvUdlers a few miles below. We arrived Just lust la-fore before d«rk dark footaore f - its., re wca «I as a class could swear enough for > there Fancy Hut the colonel 'Itmjf ordinary u«e, but tho army ry au<1 hungry. But teamster could give him odds and would not allow us Io havo any fires < luting .27 come under the wire at least a | to cook anything amt w«< hail to «allsfv our appetites with hard f length ahead. ta« k mJ raw sow belly. Th* fol We were also agrix-atJy surprised • lowing pay the writer and a coupl«' by receiving Hire,, months pay the ______________ _ V ♦______________________________________________ 4 sum of f-li, being handl'd to each of <>f comrnd« wenldown tu town about us. And still I have been told since a half mile from ii.'iip to spy ar round a little. After iMllafylng them Eugene (Tty lis» a ||o7» damago theconcluslon of the war that It was selves the cumrsdoa went Iwck but the money that Induced the majori suit on her hands caused by an un ty of us to enlist, and when W" con I tarrb-d a little longer, b-lng cur* safe side Wilk. sider that we agreed to make human iou» aboutsomethlng and they were targets of ourselves to say nothing In camp when I starti-d. I h id g->n«' The July numtier of the Hpokcs of tho various other priv «lions and only a «horl distance when I heart! a peculiar {nolae up the river. In man Review has reached our laido. deprivation« for throe long weary urning my head I discovered a re 'and Hoody year», it strikes me a« Artistically II Is of high rank. It very singular that these- same fel bel gunisMit rommg <1 >wn tin« river. contents gives iho history In brief lows dl<l not fall over each other to At »out the lime I matte tho illscov- of many of tho richest mining prop- avail themas'lves of this grand op rry M m fired • «tint Which \». nt whistling and screaming through erti«« of the great northuiwt, and portunity to make a fortnno | n the the air, which entirely <lemnrulic<-d ««me manner tail it is a oolrtlae fact the text la profusely Illustrated with that nil the shooting they did w «s the retreating federal forces and the |>hoti>gr*(>hlc reproductions which witb tlielr mouth« and as for ni.ik latter part of th* retreat was not con- Cirial; Diarrhöe» Cifíá. are realistic and «how the rugge<l teg targets of themM-lvea, they ducted in very g ««I order. The con federate* hail a iMttety bleated on were cenlt nt to stay well In the nature of tho country In which the This is to certify that I have had th«> opivrslte side of the river from w<-a|th I» bulled and the different rear and encourage the men we point ITewsant whlcannoyetl u« con chronic diarrhoea ever «Ince the were fighting, with tongdn and ¡«-n. methods by which it Is brought to it was hero that the writer was «ider.tbly until the federal gunboat, war- I gut so weak I coul'l hardly walk or do anything. < hie Itoli Io of light. Il also shows how the great thoroughly initiated into the inyster < aroudolel paaaed the batteries at Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Island No. 10 and cam« down and north western cities are almost all les of a «oldb rs duty ’as Ja sentinel. drove them off and de«troy«-d their Diarrhoea Remedy curetl mo sound and well. J. R Ginn«, Fincastle, built In a diy. Ilow in a few short He Was on guard oil a bridge not far work a. from cam|>, and II so happened that years or months even what was a the officer, of the day made his ap- We were reinforced by tho llth. Vo. 1 had chronic diarrhoea for twelve wilderness became a magnificicnt pc.«ranee and w as duly challenged, Missouria Infantry Hth. Wisconsin year». Three bolt les of t ’hamber fornialltles gone Infantry, (tho eigle regiment) ll»i Iain's Colic Cholera and Biarrhoeu I city, ft Is worthy a place In tho li and the usual through, wlten he asked to examine Illinois Infantry. ■ Minnesota Infan Remedy cored mo. brary of every home. the musket of the sentinel wtlo gave try, and 2nd Iowa tmttcry. Thu s. LN i I aaei L, Fhicistlc \‘a. it up to him, when herecelvwl such whole commanded by Colonel 1‘lum Both Mr. Gibbs anti Mr. Shaver If tho statements made by tho a reprimand that he felt that it mer of the I lib Missouri. Tho bri are prominent farnlef« and re«i<l« press of tho state can t«’ believed, would lie u mercy If the earth would gade as thus formed remalnj-d In near Fincastle, Va. ThOV prik-ured tact with th«.' oXce|ltion of the 2»> the damage done by rain during hnr o|x-n and swallow him. It was a III., during our term of «ervice, and the remedy from Mr. W. I- ( a-i>er, vest has not proven hearty *o heavy lesson which did uot nOVd to lie re- was guiiemlly known as the ‘‘Eigle a druggist of that place, who 1« Well ! [a-atod. acquainted with them and will as was fe.ired, Much of the grain The regiment movdd from here Brigade” and we liecamo greatly at vouch h-r the truth of tholr state tached to one another. I'h* llth whlctiiiss tn eu injured receiving 'to < ittervlllb. some distance further Missouri waa considered the best ment. For *ale by Peery A Peery. more hull t: >m ix-ing threshed up th« rail roa«l where #e wvht into tighter» in thu brigade by all ‘.fid winter quartern. Timtier being The total value of tax «bin proi»«i- while yet Wet than from any other |>lunty we put up building- three or other regiment« and we all thought cause, but very .little which was four f«*et bigll of| logs and stretched tho 2nd Iowa buttery hud as good or ty for the year I'C.r.i In Coos county II__ _ -- w „ as equallied is ♦■t'U, ( Ll, upon whleh properly before threshing our tents over them, (building tiro ta'lter staying quality« as any other Ci unty tax ns follow« has been lev wti f paused »•Ing seri» duly Irjtircd If the new pince- In one end. \vb —"—1 the battery in the west. The brigade led: For countj pun 15 mill« being fortunate in the pi>se««ioi> of ■ crop Is thoroughly dried and clean time wry '.pleasantly fluii confort- good comniiinders, we never (nek a lot bridge fund 7 mill«; for x'h.'ill 11'. • f >! 11 ,111111 y ed nearly all Will pass as marketable atily except when on biiihp guard. (»ack went. In «peaking of It In the | • 11 r | k ... ■ • A 1111111«. Here l.l' ilh-n nit-» Armentrout mid and bridge levy 1« throe mills les-4 though possibly Subject to a slight Bradley resigned. The captain nl- future it will bo known as the 2nd than the county levy last year. dockage according to weight. T<»ts lulled il- to elect olii ’eri of our own brigade. Island No. 10having been captured The body of.Hamual Smith; a Lane go to show Hint grain which was choice, Thoma» .Henderson was about the llmu thu battle of Shiloh ' elected lit. Lieutenant And \\ Illium county pioneer of Coburg, W hs found l»ro|M-rly tipenr*d befot* being cut was on with muro than T'M»' prisoners 1 Kuhn of Co. F. Second Lieutenant. in the mill race nt Coburg .Monday and Was aherdahl cnrefillly ham! I But the »election of Kuhn not nuit- and over l<*0 cannon, beanie» stores Mr. Smith left tile family residuile« and »mail arm«. Popes army was em led and thoroughly dried befoh* ing the t.'apL he induced (he colon barked on steamer» an<i ran on to -aturday end a* he did not return thrashing is net injured to any ap el to recommend E. E. Fobey for Cairo Ills, from there Wv ran down seureh was made and his cim U whs This created some feel found on the Isirik of the stream. preciableextent. , the i blare. _ the river, rumor s.«lu to take Fort __ _ _ _ _____ , Ing fora for time but things noon iet- I art her down his body was found in Pillows, but the river Ix-lng very tied to their normal condition. the shallow water. The cause of his laist winter an Oregon City firm | !>ame tumor was bu*y during the higli and still rising we wore com action is not known. He was 72 made a lol of fish imlos out of arrow- winter, one of the rumors being that pelted to put pack to Cairo. years of age and leaves » Wife four The 17" was embarked on the aide wood wt.lch grows plentifully tn the tlem-ral Jim lame had off. red to Wh«K»ler “Aleck fcfcutt” un old hulk sons and three daughters. tlmla-red regions of tho Kioto. The take tlio regiment under bls coni that bail seen many years ’« rvit-e” T he N i w ' s mid the Oregonian one mand and make "Hothe howl," t.ut woik was d >ne by hand and the rods thecdlohel rvfdsed the |.ro|«»sillon. but had been repaired lately, and year for >2.1*). new engine* and boiler« nut In and were Jointed ami rtrtlithed in fine We Ibnrned, however, at a later date w in considered by her officers as one •tyle anil «old readily at fair price«. that It was not In order for a gener of the swiftest boats on fill river. It al of n lower order to stipulate what « Poles made from arrow w . mv | will I biot's he would command. But it was afterward reported P'.it aho was « federal ram. <■ stand a strain which wilt break bull ,created «n III feeling against the (••invert«'«! into it taxi or Other wood poles. The firm cdloiK-l Which clung to him for a long Whether true or not it is a fact that » \I.BA.X Y.nRE. a few of us managed to smuggle our » has received So many Inquiries re time. The trouble was we All thought o Selves into the huT which W.c* tilled garding the poles and their ability the war would draw to a close and with sutler «tore*, and w>- fared o « , we would hot see any part of the ■ <1 to supply the trade that they are i ‘ '•«•let>lia|>t •elephaHl’’ but we niiinug manured to see sumptuously «-very day, so much « On Shoes mid i’ry Goods-- * contemplating putting In machinery the whoib managerie, and came out that at the end of our voyage there « great val . -, » and vng igttig tn (He manufacture of iH'rfectly satlstlod after four and a wa* not an over atiundant supply « left. An Incident occured at this x naif yoars of servic«-. Yd a« I look arrow-wood poles on An extensive tuck to that time I do not think we l<niv w hich cast a gloom over the « ■> « Gra nite ami Tinware scale says the Oregon Ion. Thus slow ■ueiuNirs of Co. 1. James Askey of could bb blamed very much. Wo <■ ■ ly but surely tho varbsl resources of were a now regiment and only in that Co. in n scuffle with a memtier « nt great reduction » of the same Co. either accidentally Oregon ah- Ik-Ing developed and the service at«>ut four months. i ur or Intentionally crushed tlie life out m-w and profitable .Industries built Ils and Kcig«'l with the Inatps uniti i of him. lie was tried by court tliar- them were fighting all the Inn -, up which tend to enrich our t»eople while we slcrb apparently doing tial and sentenced to carry a I m II and I chain for the remainder of his term and furnish them witii home limilo nothing. gooda of the !«-’£ luality. W .- left I Ht< rvilb In th'- early of enlistment. W- finally left Caltd part <>f February and everything In i and went up thu Tennesee river past ' Pittsburg landing to llaihourg land < ¿ A « While our county commissioner« dleateii that We Were bounj for the ! Ing, When we disembarked tu begin front. This time we si rs to march, are hstking fot new fdrnlttlro and rail rort'liog was to th- a tiling of the ¡the campaign against Corinth. To fixtures for our Linn county court pa«l with us. There Was snow on '«ay ¡that we were alive in more .1 house M>tne additions to the regular the ground when we startul and ways than One 1* putting it very mildly. Wu had no chance Io Wa«h office supplies may bo Worthy of continued until we reach«*! Boon or chuiige clothing for ata»ut two ville. The first days march was a their attention. In this line we quote Newly furnished mid refitted very exciting day with us. We had WL'ekS, an old soldier will under tlitudg fii'tlt... the fallow ing from the Nt. Helens a stream to lord Slid the lee was not stand something uf tlie condition we mist to show that oilier countie« al* thick enough to Bear a inaus weight found our-eives in. Now l> -g«n sol I diering iu earliest for as all know, looking to facitatlng the office work and no one w an Jed to be the first to Halleck was a very slow mover. Our table« are »applied with with a view to a twofold economy; croaa. Finally « apt. McClure of Co. | Atiuutalx weeks was bousdmed In tile liest tile markets afford .. G. look the lulalIvo Bild It di<l not I " I’hemUitty has purchased a ncsk take us long to cross. We went Into advancelng ■*) miles and al every typewriter, which, without doilbl. camp sbodt the middle of the after stopping place wu threw up woras South of bridge, will I m - the grentest ecooomlrer of noon in a grove of Voung hickory 1 •ufilcKuit t-> sustain a protrnct«xl Selo, < >re. limo «|«ace an«l salary of any clerical saplings and hero an Incident occur •elgu. ! h« picaeis were cOullnd.il assistant ever employe«! ‘n the clerk» red which raised our captain In our I ly »klrmislllng. It was during that ilcpartiiK-nt. It la Mr. Fisher“« pa cstimati in. W«- hail * areely got I tin»«' wvdruw regulation hats. They tent and 1« so arranged as to permit (jar lente pitched and comfortable ' were what we called "story and a one of Hie large record book« being fixed when a <iro»b of hogs rambled half" an«! thu brass decorations place«! upon « tattle underneath the into camp. Asa lHatter of course would nave been of sufficient quan-, machine, aiul the procev* <d recorsl this was to> great a temptation to lily Io cast a brass field piece, cull-' Ing deeds, mortgag«-» and other doc la« resisted and we began to shoot. slating of a buglu in (rotlt with the, .%Nf> umvnt it a niUch ibore rapid Fate Captain Andrews w is id his lent letter of lite Co. and number uf th< an«! Ip leas than one fourth the Wlivti «jii«-of iliv j^,r*vin happened regiment. There wa-. a hrar-» shield apace la the essential qualtncallon of along bls way. Drawing his revolv to fasten up one side of the hat brim IL The machine wIII soon |>ay for er he shot It. Just ats>ut that lime The rtletal was al dost as hosty as a Itself In the price df record books on LL t’ol. Mile« v.’lee w.ia Heard or musket. The boys soon discarded account of space «tv«al, w idle the dering the firing to vease. Captain the brass ornament» turned the hats uork of the iiurlilne h n« cl« ir an<i g(uck hl» |»Utol under hU blanket» down to atoUt one third their nor dl-.iiict and l«'gibieas a neatly print and lay down and went to snoring. mat h«-ight an«! soon were n molly «■<1 tsiok.' , Mil«« liad a hard, time t. luoklng «ct Aa to head gear. B «lions ... ~7 ,. , aroUsc him, but finally succeede«! were al times rather scarce with the ■ » ."-'V 'i ..^ I.' i . J'0«. I' H ’’ t'ld explained matter» to him. When fexeeptlon of sugar coffee and salt. to foster Jeuli>ti-y and nourish con- lie came to understand what was The fact Is, If it bail nut bueti for lentluti«. All should lean to know going on, he cctlie out in a great the one Hem of coffee tho ranks that wha lever will conducs to the rage and said "if there is another Would have I h - cu depleted faster uelt.iroof a town cannot Injure her • hot tired I will bifck and gag every than the rrlw-ls could have duiiu It citltens. The di«iH>«hlon made man- d—<1 man In the company." The In fact Hie Issuance of a cvifi|-ound ifc«l by her citliena point to tier boj» ha«l, however, tnkyn care to furniahcd by a rascally contractor d<>w nfitll or rise. Harmony among hide all traces of their wdrRan«l also and called ' prepared coffee” came the |>e<>pl«< of p community Is as nrc- of tho captain. a» near cuuslng mutiny In tlie ranks «■««ary to th'-ir sdceess as Is .iir to Gur next .«tef, waaal a small vil as anything did during the war Keep ¡i fdll line of susta i n.—W dlrh ma n. lage name«! Benueville where we The sucalled coffee wri* a kind of paste uf which a certain portion w.us wnited some daj s for another regi The Hlltabbro ArgU" and Forest ment, aoiue low« regiment, I have to tH Pul in •« i UpOt b -l w it. r, w to-n Grove Tlines print ref'orta that Ed forgotten the number, nt all events It was ready for u»e, creamed sweet itor Ausllp t raig, of the Hat the colonel hu<| cmnmand of tho col eii. tl and all. The "buys called it" ehet, offered to stop his agitation patent axle grease. It was never is tqr rsloon license in that town If the umn, and thet-ovs took a dislike to sued but once. W’v were dnder gen druggist would |»ty him the him on account t^rhi« interfering with eral John I’.’peduring the campaign sum which a saloon man had agreed their foraging ¡'roposltion, and pun aul did not nave any engaftemcnl to r pay him !f ho should be eticce«»- ishing them severely. Just here I until |ne''th of Hay <>•” at Farm „ „ ............................................... will say I hat this seme coloneL'n at lui in enusing a license ordinance to tempting to ride up on a picket post ingtnn wtjere the regiment first .-««h and Door Factory at Noient............. be passed. in charge (tf memt>ers of out regi- actually faced the enemy. Ktrst to arris* »Ith th, t»l*ar»Mte m< nt was Shot and kill«-d. Continued neit week n«wt—Tbt Of«<©niMP. Nothing *vlth recount mg x\urs«l : • • • 25 eta 50 eta 75 eta ÿl<* ee |wr per per per pair pair pair pair To Ecerq Cush Purchaser DELINEATOR f««r on«' yt'.ir prepaid. This is a rare offnr ami i ' vitv la<lv should have thia valuable and nicely illustrat- «•<1 hook it) li«T I1OUM», enps«c« ittllv when it doer not cost her a cent. BY THE EDITOR G. D. TROTTER RC!<>, OREGON 7 STAYTON OREGON A choie* Hoe of fr<v»h meut». In Variety, constantly on hand. Will do a Rlrlctljr < ’a«h bu»! oom . I All kinds of walche» ch- k* and Jeu dry repaired promptly. EAST and SOI TH VIA_____ Shunta Route —of the— The Southern I’acilc Company. North. Lt I » P<..o*n<l .. . Ar I > ll A M. I ' ■ ' I l.T I • <B r M. I ' —■ > Th«'•*«»*«• imli»« •’ pat *11 ww« turlbutd ppd Tu»»»r». Mailon - h . AluBnj. 14Mt»til, llAlwr« )<«nuf>unr. junm»»n <m, 7 ..«r“.«- I I m < vs f'tilii«, twiktatil and all •<»• Lit hi «frvrin RrsawLiiry «malli t<» «ni Inclu4ln< \«hteiid. MMrUara W«il Oallr. M I i.v....l*>-i«;sn.i -Atlwi'i n>»»-i ar» r M 1 Ar »>«■ A I. k I- m 1 L« Ar !.» Lt À d i M 1 i; X« r M • - A M. 1 Ifcitty etrrf»l *tin«ÎA* TT>i.». . X V 4 % r.M. L Y Ar la Ar - A Ar ]T<î «.«.I 1 P M» A M. Lt Ar ( 7 & r.M. ; f» ! » «0 1 • .5 » > i rlk«t»<»n WtHMlbtiru fcftriMsf»« l<l ItVMM« >«. ricrpi lAatirlA) í > ki|>.m. 1 |.v ì* tMwIhnrn tcp.nts It . vA r •{ fcrlt» 1 A r . ntt».. > .*» î » m « In* “PAIR” L 1 .Hî? !“ 1 1 .i’ i.L . 1 -î»*' A.rn. . .11 ECIAL SALE... Dining (’tir* on Ogden Route pullman Buffet Sie 8 per* -‘ASl>— kgt hin«. d.A** si rti'iso esas Alla, bed t<> to P tu J iv te j» n» ■ «r IrirDaii«! M MlutlHr !n-tr|«'ti<>rr»rr irifc K It 1 • m .A « m te a m IRVIMK & PALAVA*!, PitilWi CLOTHING YAQÜINA ROUTE ll 11 J. j. Barnes & Son Conm-cting at Yaquina with the fMOlltiBB STEASSHIProiPAN? ---- OTBAHKSM----- First class In every respect, line of the abuvti steamer« is «life to ««It iron» Yaquitm itbuui every five days •Uinrtcst route la-tneen valley pointe an«l Nun Francisco. Faro: Allstny and peluU west to San Frwnctaco, t'abin............................. ...|IO 00 ' in t trit».. ........... 17 00 For sailing dal«*» apply to 1.1 »V. lx’ »TONE, ll. 1« tt’Af.fiM, .Manager. T. E. A I’. A. J.Tt'nMKR, Agent,Allktriy ,Oregon. <? • U We now have tliO hit si ami host selected stock of Clothing ever shown in the valley, which we are ottering at • KAXSFA X LANDON LOST VIGOR ANO MANHOOD tfcree Impotency, Night Emissions and lasting diseases, all effect« of at-Lf- abtt,«c, or exccaa and 1 nd ta ire t Ion A nerve tonic utid blood builder. Brings th{ plhk gio« to pale Cheeks and res tort « ths tire of jouth. By tn all 5Qc per box; H boxes J with a written guarwn- •«-o to ctlrc or rcfiiii«! th* inoncy. Material NERVITA MEDIOAL CO. *vte*oh A J m * too Ma., CMICAnO. ILU J • • Way Down Prices We have inaliv sjierial liilcs of Spring ami Summer suits ami light weight underwear BUlli ÛLOTHING CO., Albany, Oregon hhmtss VITALITY, »'«♦ ««lc by Peet» A I’ctry, ScloOr. AND fEfßi% ; Kalra ani» lirlirt« lu EAafrrtt |«n! f- and E’t- h»|a» Al«*» Japnn. « Mt-a Honofulu an i Mia- inaila. i»n Ir «w»latn«'4 friat. Mr» hkanmnr, tkkcl aK<Pn|v «rei %-ln. Al«sn frotti » J JOIinSilX, itank <>( * IH, «. lo. Ora, A a. Mv W rigs t? are liist-class 14. ami mv j horses life gotte l -li ivers. BJJiìiùlEIifìJAL BD118Ä iHw l cuhht«li<»!i al «ahFrim l*«> wllh ik* Vii<trMal fc»t«1 ani |* h « iBf Vai! v ' omb - •hip litio* for Jli’AM ani tliISA. hali;n< «tale»<»n a|»|»:ts'«th«n. K. KofcMLB». Man««»« < Il M AMfcllA«, AaatG K A Fa«» Agml, FtirV NERV ITA ! J..1 WEAVER *9 thoaigh tnll»«. < I COMINGS <IT0 SCIO! I <