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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1904)
-t î* sät. rus. ¿mkÚitHD FK1BRY OF BÄ3H WBHi€.= country or forest oi the United Eugene now comes to the front 8 ntes or of the state of Oregon, he With a •ickenliig »tory of wrong shall be lined *11)0 ->r not exceeding doing. Il 1» an altempttat child Sl,u08t °* l>® imprisoned i>< t tourder. In which la young girl, in exceeding one year, or t> th. In ai y order to hide her shaiuO, leave» her i prosecution _________ ___ io« ____ the ______ above, ____ one ____ half uew-lrirn babe to die in the woods, the tine goes to the informant and *1» it a guilty scoundrel is screened, |!ie balnnee to th.’ school fund. 'the whole making a story beside 'which, barring ttoa low of life, the la M. Nicholas Cleveland Moffett flying bullets io the Corvallis affair gives an Meouol of th. breaking of present conditions les» melnncholy a rword in running a train. 'Ilia than are the details of the Eugene la.t stage of the journey foand th. story. As told by the Register, Hie i officials behind th. achedule time. Eugene affair h as follows: “With But it was mad. up— by a quiet uian Ute sail tears gushing from its pltl- aamed Tunkey. Still, in apite of these brave a Wort., they pulled out fal eyre oí Hue and the sun glenm- of Bria 13 minute« tete, and started Sag upon Ms pink little body, L. M. the test relay with gloomy face«, Beebe fooml a now-born girl baby It was M miles to Buffalo, the end '■bout 7:80 last evening, hidden in a ot the race, and they must be there dense clomp of underbrush on the by 11:31 to win, which called for an ’nver bonk « short distance below OBsraga spc«d of orar 70 mila* an hoar, including »low-dowu. No train 'the Barker sawmill. Mr. Beebe, la the world had ever approached who resides m Ine vicinity, was ■ nah an average, and their own raw looking lot his ciw Ht the time, and ing average eince leaving Chicago waa was attracted to the spot by the much below H. So what hope waa p’aintive wailing of the wall. The i IhereT Thera waa hope in a toll, eparely ■ntiatural mother hud placed the built man named Bill Tunkey. about bttle one iu the thicket of tangled whom nobody knew much except that eh robbery without placing a gar he waa a good engineer who ran a ment shout It, ami Ita tender body rather clumsy ten-wheel locomotive Was scratched and torn by brambles not eonaidered very desirable in a race. AU thè other locomotives 'had ■nd bruised by the rough eat th. been eight-wheelers. Still, the new When found, th« ehlld had probably engine had one advantage: She car ’loin In its hiding place three hours, ried water enough in her tank for and bad almost succumbed to the the whole run. and need not alow exposure. Tender matronly arms up to refill, as thè others had done. She bad another advantage: That Viro the little :>lnk bun He of temí- she carried Tunkey, one of these men ■loity to the home of Dr. Henry who rise up in sudden emergencies Hopkins. Restoratives were ap- and do thlnga, whether they are pos tled, anil the good Samaritans were sible or not. It was not possible, warded by seeing tho infant sub everybody vowed, to reach Buffalo Creek by 11:31. “All right,“ eahl Tan side into the peaceful slumber ot key, quietly, and then— babyhood. Officers were detailed on Within 40 rods of the etart he bad lhe ease, and although they would nia engine going 30 milea an hour, and give out no statement it is intimated bo pressed her harder and harder un lh.it they have a strong clue l<< the til 11 milea out of Erie she struck identity of the girl who gave illegit an SO-mile paee, and held it aa far as Brockton, when she put forth all her imate birth tn toe babe, ami som strength, and did a barat of fiva milea aen-ationai tll-clo-urea v ill result i 1 in 3% minutes, one of these miles lhe next laelve home.” at the rate of 931/, miles an hour, aa K o I h Neis uas over from Albany yesterday. W E Savage and wife were Alba* ny niaitors Tuesday. Frank Griggs left tnetiistof the week for eastern Oregon. Ev Bilyeu and family, of Silver- ion, are visiting Scio relatives. M m Boroviska died Friday IkMt. I he funeral occurring Saturday. Samuel M. Jone-, the famous re form mayor of Toledo, Ohio, died Tuesday. The races at Albanv July 30 will be first class and a number of ticio’» sporting fraternity will attend. Through some error of the express company our paper fulled to arrive on time thia week, and that fact ac counts for thia issue being late. The so called editor of the N ews is at the mountains. In Oregon a woman can’t vote, but a perusal of Illis issue will show that she can get out a mueli better and newsier pa i per than can most of the male news g itberers. Rain yesterd i>-. A' hippy. SERVANTS WITH FORTUNES. IOWA TOWN'S DAILY MIRAGE. Nctice. Excursion Rates To Voqui na Bay N”live Is hi ridty given diet in six ty day - fioin he d te here. 1 it w di (ha lie unlaw ful for sa ii.e Io run al large in t he forks of I lie s mi I < m Ri ver in Linn < ouiily, Orego’i, un i< r penally Every <tey in the year when the sun of five dollars lor the fir-., offense 1« flhining a mirage may be seen in and ten d II rs for each nod evny thia city, nays a correspondent of «obsequent offense, to Iw recovered favor e.ic i year, imiei rale» the Chicago Inter Ocean. So far as from the o a nerol lhe sw in? by civil reasonable ami the opportunities It known this is the only place in the ai timi in th< num > of the State of fishing, hunting and «en b.itning world where this phenomenon of na Oiegon, before a justice of lhe penen unexeelb’d i>\ e v oilier resort ture can be so regularly ‘ bserved, al of Ine precinct in which such ownei Um Paeiflc Coast.” though there are many places where or Keeper. >r either <f Ihem. noy ft takes place under certain atmos r< «ide; and .«ueh penalty shall be lor Bids for Pail* tin? V\ anted. pheric conditions. The mirage here tile benefit of, and when colle ted is on one of the principal streets of paid into, the common si bool IU"<i Bids will be received by the clerk the city and makes the street appear of tlie county In wiieh sudi iv tii.ii as If there was a pond of water cov is brought, within sixty days aller ¡rum June I4fh L’ Jim.’ 2->tli for the such animal is proved to l.e at l< rge. painting of tue public school bui d ering it. tSo natural is this appear Dated th’« 22i.d dav of June. |!)04 ing iìi Distile: 9.5, bids to oe opened ance that many times residents of B. M PAYNE, d 1 o'clock on June ■¿.'¡til. The board the city who are not posted as to the County i lerk. reserves the righi to r.’j. cl any orali mirage have turned from the street Lii.o i ouuly, Oregon l.id« Specifications can be had by to escape going through the water (■ailing on tl e . lerk. that they thought they saw in the Brutally Tortured. T. S Coffey. Clerk distance. A rase came to light dial for per Bo il'd of dir.’, tor«: J lì Gill, T. J. The best place to view the mirage *istent and uniiierrh il torture has Munkersand J. A Bilyeu. from is on First avenue, in front of perhaps never been equaled. , Joe Coe college, between Twelfth and Golobick of (olusn, Calif., wiites, That Throbbing Headache. Thirteenth streets. On a bright day, ’•I t Io years i endured insufferable by looking down the avenue four or pain from Rheumatism and nothing five blocks away will be seen this lake relieved me, tlmugli I tried every of water covering the roadway. Pass tiling known. I came across Electric ing street cars are so plainly reflected Bitters and it's the greatest medicin in it that it is difficult to realize that on e irth for that trouble. A le v lott’es of it <•< mpleti’ly relieved anil there is no water there. Prof. Bates, of Coe college, accounts cured me ” just ns good for Liver for the mirage by the fact that the and K.dney troubles and general (Inly fille. Satisfaction, avenue is slightly inclined from the debility. indicated -point of view. A person, Fu ra’itood by F. <’. Peery, druggist therefore, looks down at the mirage at an angle of eoout 30 degrees, and his line of vision crossing the down coming rays of light obliquely at that point produces this singular illusion. Not long ago a morning newspaper discussed the earning« of the head waiters in the fashionable up-town hotels and restaurants. It said that one headwniter who raises milk, eggs, .Mvuanj qiJBsq vegetables and poultry and sells them 5qi joy ’.(['luktibksquv *;uk;x. ja all to his employer had made *100,000 -|iN4A up. w o) pun 'SkjBujnj Jfuiippail out of his farm and the year’s tips, *qi joy i'niiuiäuo vjHk.i of isoli aq) says the N. Y. Mail and Express. It ¿oy *u.»paAi$.paia WjCieyy aq; iu declared that another headwniter four [any sv pa.t'o[<liua ueaq »sq sti/t JBaj blocks lower on Fifth avenue cleared suo-l 000 000H ♦25.000 last year from tips and point Xpvaa mod wt pus *'iaaj aad os A'lao er. on the stock market. People read uasu nq saiuiy paitan aip yo indino that ns they rend so much else in the aqy pouasi aiuus aqi fiauiq) sanai newspnpers., nnd most of them let the gl ysvd aqi ut qaaa aad í¿ uasia saq subject pass out of their minds. Not XuauiaaQ at uoui jitd yo indino aqj^ so did n friend of mine. He went to •punod aad OSI .7 the smaller hotel that night and when •yvoo nmip«ue,\ -aaiM auy .faa.t oiui the headwaiter came to greet him he axtvap aq oi [wiatu >Bqi ¿ui.wiqpi yo said: “I see the Morning Jaundice says ‘aadil >.» qir vs paxiui ’.fiaadoad aqi ssq *«|viaiu a»a»a aqi yo au<> 'uuupvuuA you made *25,000 last year.” •OOO'OOi‘6 iiao ».Xuauiaai* "It’s a lie,” the headwaiter replied. ”1 only mad. a little more than *13,- ptr. ‘oon’OtS’Id «! daaqs yo aaqtuna ano raaaaqM ‘000‘000‘1 it«<> «») Pei’UT ooo.“ ÄiatuasQ " Only a little more than *13,000—the aqi pu»^u<>a 000‘003‘E tho watchea showed. “And I never earnings of n headwniter. Thnt would 'XHXSflaHI QNV aouaios The Roseburg Plaindcaler gives want any more of that in mine,“ eaid have satisfied the proprietor of a first- class hotel not so very long ago. the following descript umi of ail lee- the sujwrintendent. The next town was Dunkirk, where I wm refrigerator; Build a w iodeii frame lhe slae you wish yt ur refrig- a local ordinance put a ten-mite limit ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Tunkey Valor, (Baking brackets tor shelve»-, on tbe speed of trains. emiled aa thsy roared past tbe sta Ilian cover lhe frame witn ordinary tion at more than HO. A crowd lined burlap, making the top douHe tho tracks here, for the telegraph had thickness. The side to be used for carried ahead tbe news of a haii^raia- ? DALLY BROS.. Proprietor*. < > • door can be left open on one side, ing run. That crowd waa only a blur > <• to staring, frightened eyes at tbe car > •r a swinging frame door coveied * windows. The officialo were begin The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always With burlap may be used, then take ning to realize what kind of an engi on hand. We solicit your patronage. an ordinary coal oil can and punch a neer they had ahead thio time. bole in each side near the bottom of WhisMos! How they did run! Wahrt tbe can and Insert wooden plugs, so Wahr! barked the little bridgee, and that the dripping of tne water may were left behind! H-o-o-o! bellowed a tunnel. And rip, whirrr! aa they be regulated; then till the can with slammed around a double-reverse Water, »»lace il < mi top of the frame, curve with a vicious swing that made regulnle the flaw of|wal(*r. and your the bolts rattla in the last car. Men refrigerator is com.') te. a mod. I put their mouths to other men’e ears built at Rofeburg was placed in the and tried to eay that perhaps Mr. I Tunkey wm getting a little over 1 sun and slur I' ■ealoua. Much good that did I Mr. Tunkey had the bit in his teeth noW I and waa running the race alone. At 11:06 they swept past Silver Crook with 111) miles to go and 35 min- utoe to maks It in. Hurrah I They had made up time enough to eave ♦homi At 11:M they pascoli Lake View. At a recent examination Of young ’Tne) ve miles mora, and 11 min- men in England, three of the •toa,” yelled somebody, waving his answers to the question, ‘’What is h*«. “Toboggunalido all the way," yelled the M nroe doctrine?” were: “The religion of America lauglil by Dr. somebody else. ’’We’U Ao it easy. Hooray!” Monroe on the transmigration of They passed Athol gprings at 11:84, Mouls”; “The doctrine that people all mad with excitement. They had may tie married sevi ral time”»”; eeven minutes for sight miles, and “One that has to do with vaeeiim- wore sheering already. “We’U make it with half a minute fion and smallpox, it wa. l>n ugni to spare,” said the only man in the oof by Prof. ..lonroe ” private car who was reasonably cool. The faru house of D. J. King of He waa four seconds out of the way, for they orneeod the line 36 seconds Kingston was destroyed by Are a before 11:31, and won the race hy leas few nights ago, ano the oc-upunta— than half a minute, beeting the New the owner suit tils aged wife —es- Yorh Centrare record per mile on the cuped only with their lives. They whole run hy the fraction of a seo- lest their home mid lie contents, ond. end besting the whole world’s uaiueft at over »1,100, and had only record in the last relay by several minutes, the figures standing Tun #•00 insurance on the property. key’s figures- M miles from Erie to Buffalo in 70 minutes and 46 seconds, A man who prefers the inetropoli or an average speed oi 73.81 miles an tent dally Io a home paper bocsuM* hour. “it’s got (Dore in It,” reminds us of "DoF’ said the official. "Whet did • man who picked out the largest we doT Why. w» -w»- ” He paused fair ci boots in the box because they helplessly, and then added, with a Well, U ycmll ezeueo the eoat no more than a pel- that flUtsl *« fia a tbtrnr to Tua- ^he City Meat Call and See Ils SHARPLESS CREAM — SEPARATORS Nothing has ever pre viously been made that pleases the owner of a few cows vs u'ell as No- 1 Tubular Hand Separator. These machines will skim twice as close as any ma chine made. H. W. Scott has resigned as presi dent of the Lewis A Clark fair ■ Is to add fast about as.sp per- bo*rd, owing to ill health. HI* sHfhtly daaf that, amid aoiay tciioto is regr* tied i»y all, as H ere h •urroundlag*’ »key krai muah battea tkaa toots whose hearing is acuta, Ito tetter man for th it position. GHflS. WESELY The Housefurnisher. Scio, Oregon. •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■> rbey will graap th. slightest whisper, The proclsmailon of the governor tor Instance, in the rumble of a mova- ing train, wheraea la a quiet drawing- Varnlrg people sgslnsl setting out room • about is scarcely audible to tree has been pohllshmi. The sn- them, ft la wall to keep thio fact ia kwai iaraanee of the proclHtnstiuti m ■ Ind. A man Ignorant of it was going tmvMed for by law. It is prescribed to N*w Tork one day recently witk teal If any person either on his own hie wife and hie deaf molher-ia-iaw. B m I or that of another, seta out a He eel beside the latter, and. as tho •aala rolled along ha loaned forward ten by which the fence«, crop., or aad sold to hie better half: “There’a dfher property of Another ’are dam eno thing admirable at iaaat about aged or dentroynd, tee shall be fined your mother when ah a (revolt. Thea, |M Io 81.000, or imprisoned three and only then, she loosens up. I gnoaa HOI P(?R SP?, hWJI RN8 ¥HB ÏORkDS Months to a year. If any nerm n oka's going to spend • goot, wised buaah ef money on (hie trip, fo> V dbts out Ira on the land of another. fosl had a look Into her pocketbook, ifilch shall spread ai d do damage •nd she’s got a roll there as big aa a > betiding* or other property, In- here« eollar." "Hush up," sold ths rfodlng wood of timber lend not hii> wife, teughlag: “she might hear you.’ b Own, be ahull be fined *l<> to filtsi -Ok. M fear of that," too man re b Ad coats. ir any pemn while Jctned. But the motber-in-taw, con trary te her umial hahlt, did not spend I bunting or fishing shall kindle a fire • east on the New York trip, and too on the lands of another without th« «•lira expense fell on the yraag kua- nrivaled Scenic Attractions. consent of the owner, he shall he kMff.—Detroit Free Preen. n quäl'.si Pii.iiig Car «ervice. fined »10 to fiMMffor if such fire shall nsu rpasaed in Kflvrtato I’lease be kindled maliciously the flue shall it Bervani -Your majeelp, Ibera rite for ilhirtrat’-l ho klet of Colorado’, fam ns «’glite and resort, ba »20 to »250, <>r Impr’-onmenl to aaatosr araditor without, W 9. ifcSXID ?, Jutrxl Aj3-t three ni »nth» to one year. If any •*"•* ’* Turkey—Tall htm a. ga i fbW* o«U fltea to auy wuudad ‘ «•»»• Stata Joan< 2ÌAA..À dttsH T0&TLA» ÖiEÜU WILL YOU BE THERE I U Trituri ps of M )dc< n I "I was troubled with stom ach trouble. Thedford’s Dra(l;iht did me more good in one weak than all the doc tor', medicine I took in a year.’ —MRS. SARAH E. SHIRFIELD, Ellettsville, Ind. Thedford's B lack Draught quickly invigorates the ac tion of the stomach and cures even chronic cases of indigestion. If you will take a small dose of Thed ford's Black Draught occa sionally yon will keen your •tomec'.i and liver in per fect condition. THEPFORD’5 J h S» E?'i Ki I t * Surgery. Wonder!. I It ii. s me done for lh“ linmsri body !.y «ii'rery. >rgau< .re taken mil and mt i>ed and | ollshed and put back or tt may be re moved enlir dv lione« are sp 1.. d pipes take tr.e place of disens’d see Hons of vein»! a:> i«eptie dressings are applied io wound». Lrui»’s, and like injmiet- '.< fore ic.fiaiimia- tion seis .11 wl’ ch causes them ‘o h< al withoi t m.’tiir ’ion and in one tliii d the time r< quii d !>>■ the old treatment. ( I.mnlx r'ain ,». ’s Pain T'.alm acts on uih s . i e priix ii It is an antiseptic »n<! when a| pli d li »ueh injuries, cause« them to he. I quickly. It >d«' al'ay . ’he pain in soreness. Keep a bottle of Pd i balm in y < ur home and it a ill :a\e time nnd rno"< y, no ■” in- 'Pion the iticoii vet'ience im sn”e i i .vlii -il I such injuries email. For sat” !>y All Dealers. : LACK-DRAUaiT Market. Fine Candies, Tobacco and Cigars Ice Cream. Stationery Eres h Bread Mm. I ■i txt < a :.». No.2. F or Yaq id I ji . «5— Train leaves Albany . ................ “ “ Corvallis ....... “ arrive? Y tq .......... More sickness is caused by constipation than by any other disease. Thedford’s Black-Draught not only re lieves constipation butcures diarrhoea and dysentery and keeps the bowels regular. lu thwCeiuty (Jourt of* the State of Oregon for Linn Cuvaty. In tlie matter •» tlieestate ) of ' - CITATION. John M. B.lveu, deceased, ) To Hannidi J. Bilyeu, William Bilyeu, .1. Bilyeu, Dianuah Wiltfong, I.ydia Curl, (i. M. Bilyeu, J. M. V. Bilyeu, Lee Bilyeu, the eliiidre» ef Sarali Jane Burk hart. nnmely,— Maggie Currier, Frankie Ki-ebler, Ruth Burkhart, tlie children of Elizalietli Calavan, namelv,—John M. Calavnir, J. L. Calavan, Ivy J. Page, Richard Calavan, and Elizabeth M. C!»t- avan, Greeting. Is Twi-: s-.i i.-: or the S tatk of O rwion , You are hereby cited anil required to a. pear in the (,'ounty Court of the State of Oregon, for tlie County of Linn, at the Court room thereof, at Albany, in »aid County, on Monday the 1st day of Auguat 19 ;1, at one o'clock in the after noon of that day, then and there to show cause if any there be why an order should not la* made authorizing and di recting Hannah J. Bilyeu, us adminia- tratrix of the estate of John M. Bilyeu, deceased, to sell the following described real property nt either public or private sale, for cash iu hand, mid real property iieing describ' d as follows, to-wit: Begin ning at tile southeast corner of section 26 in township 10, s nitli range t west of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon, thence west 20 chains to the nortl west corner of tlie nortneaat quarter of tlie northeast quarter of section 35 in said tp. nnd range, thence south 11.75 chains, tlience west 7.50 chains, thence south 8.25 chains, thence west 12.50 chains, thence north to tlie northeast corner of (I. W Howell’s D. L. C., tlience west to the southeast corner of Stephen Stew art's D. L. C.. tlience north to the north boundary line of section 35, thence east t a point 9.25 chains west of the quart :r section corner between sections 2<i and I 35 in said tp.. thence in a northeasterly c< arse to the center of said section 26, thence north 27.17 clutins to the south boundurylineofR.il. Pollard's D. L. C., tlience east 20.40 chains to the south east corner of «aid claim, thence north 11.83 chains, tlience east 19.60 chains to tlie east line of said section 26, thence south 79 chains to the phi -e of begin- i-oig, all in Linn County, Oregon, also b -ginning in the centi-r of u county road at a point 30 feet east from tlie northeast corner o'block No. nine (9) in soutn addition to the city of Scio in Linn Coun ty. Oregon, and running thence soutli 1 degree east al mg the center of said road 365 feet, thenc i north 89 degrees east 246.50 feet, thence north I degree west , Ji-Hi feet, tlience well 246.50 feet to tlie j place of beginning, all in Linn County, I Oregon. j WITNESS, tlie lion. H. M. Palmer, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the jounty of Linn, with tlie seal of said court affixed, this 2nd day of June A. D. 19-14. Attest: B. M. Pay-lie, Clerk, By F. C. Steilniacher, deputy, ( seal ) Kio. 1. tvturnfiatf: Leaves YHquiiiii.............. .......... . .7 1 \ Leaves Corvaih’....... .. ................ 11. J • Arrives Albany ............................. .12.1 P Startling Evidence Fresh testimony in grest quantity is eonslnntly co.iiing ir, declaring Dr. King’s Nes discovery for Con- 1.00 M floor m sumption coughs -ind colds to be un equaled A recent expression from No. 4« iroui lleti It:— 1 J McFarland Bentenvllle, Va. Leaves Detroit............................. (UK. A. »1 He writes: I Arrives Albtny............. ....... 11 I A »• serves ns example. had bronchitis for three years and Train No. 1 arrives n Al’canj ) iin-e to doctored all the time without being conned will', tlu s. P. eon’h h< nna inm.. as benelted. Theo I began taking Dr. weil us giving twt, » t , iti-fce hours in Albarn iteforedeparnneof S. P. noith bound train Kings new discovery and a few bot- io; Portland. tles ".’holly cored me. Equally ef Trein Nr. 8 !< r Detroit, Brei enbusii, '.rd fective in cur ng all lung and throat other mo in’aii r or‘s leaves a br vn 1.00 troubles, consqption, pneumonia and p. m.. reaching Dr toit abon* 6 00 p. m. gripe Guaranteed by E C Peery For further infot mall n app y to druggist. 'I rial bottles ftee, regular rWL.N bi •NF. Mi naper. ’TTHO .’O«’kVE ’ S*z°- 50r, and No. .3, For Leiroil:— Leaves Albany............................... Arrives Detroit ....................... All druggists sell 36-coDt package,. “Thedford’s Black- Draught is the best medi cine to regulate tlie bowels I have ever used.”— MRS. A. M.-GRANT, Sneads Ferry, N. C. [«anís ê î a.tsi'ü i; b CITATION. 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