Scio weekly press., September 13, 1890, Image 3

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We ftet a
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Editor McGill of the Stayton Sun,
Albanyjhas a real romance—aigoth-
Tuesday the engineers of the Ore­
is over to Albany Wednesday.
gonian Railroad were engaged in lo­ er young girl the victim of misplaced
We had the pleasure of swapping 3
cating a branch of that line into Scio. confidence.. Monday evening’s train
SCIO, OREGON, SEPT. 13, 1890, lies with hiii), over in that city.
The road is to leave thé line running carried away. Miss Mary Schlosser,a
He reports Stay ton to be improving.
to
Men who are informed on the sub
Word
was
brought
to
this
city
' the Scio ware-house about a half beautiful young lady, - in .company
THE CITY OFFICIALS s
from town, and skirts along with JuliqsBehmidt, for some time
ject say horses are-being stolen and ' Thursday evening that a frightful mile
■
MAYOR..„.„..7A..Y....IEFE. MYERS.
i
had oecured at Glass’s hop the north edge of the city to near a cab driver for Schmeor’s li'very
KKCORDER......... ............................. ,.O. S. MAY. driven out of Crook county. Horse accident
Pentland avenitej where it makes a stable; to California. ¿The. elope- -
WEA8UBEB.......... . ...... .....GEO. DEVANEY. men throughout the county should yard
;
one and one half miles west of
3U11SHAL................... ........-JACK BILYEU.
curve
and coming down the avenue- meat had been planed for some time
....... .GKO. MORROW. be on the lookout and try to inter- town.
1
Dr. Cole was called and we
,T. W. DILLEY,
,...,S. I. SHORE. pept the thieves,
; are indebted to him for the follow­ runs in front of t,he site of the pro­ and worked quietly. Miss Schlosse1’
COUKCILMEN
_ The undersigned will sell his entire stock of General Merchandise ; con­
..S.'M. DANIEL.
Rast Monday, at his livery stable ; ing inforrnntio n. The Elliotts were posed paint mills and to the Scio told her parents that she was going sisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Mens Furnishing Goods
1.1H. SHELTON,
Roller Mills. We understand that into the country for ;i few day»}. etc, at Grehtly Reduced Prices for cash or produce.
...................W. BRENNER.
In
Albany,
a
horse
kicked
Mr-
Frank
formerly
of
Prineville
find
had
just
(............. A. J. JOHNSON,
the citizens are to furnish the right She went to the house of a friend, If you are looking for bargains this is your chance ; FOR IT IS MON­
City Council xaeet* an the first Thursday jn Tritos, hitting him in the thigh moved down in the Valley. Doing
EY I AVANT AND MONEY I MUST HAVE. Come everybody;
each month.
bruising his leg, but fortunately no, as
■ nearly every body else is doing of way, grade and tie the road, the staid ail afternoon sei'lu<li‘d,- anil eariy,
often, and late, and makeyour selections before the best goods are
coiirpany
laying
the
iron,
balasting
Sei® Fire DepartaiessL
went to the d"pot at train time.' all gone. Please remember that- this is strictly a cash sale and all goods
breaking -Jt. He was walking around now, they concluded they; would .
etc,
and
taking
in
the
shekels
when
She; got on the rear sleeper just aa sold on account will be sold at regular rates.
pick hops during the season, Mrs.
the next day with a crutch,
Chief Engineer......
The safe and vault doors for the Elliott joining the hop pickers at the road is complete. The building the train Shirted. Seii.niidt told Of those who are owing me I would kindly ask that you favor me with
Assistant Engineer.
as soon as possible for 1 must have money to bay more goods.
bank of Scio, arrived last AVednes- Glass’s, while Mr. Elliott was over of this branch line into town will be about a telegram from Jiicfcson a settlement
Your special attention is called to the fact that we are again agent for
of
groat
convenience
to
the
business
county, stating that his sister was the celebrated BBO.WNSyiLLE WOOLEN GOODS; which we are sell­
day. They will be placed in posi­ at Lebanon at work. Thursday af ­
H ook & L adder Co. N o , 1,
men, and to the public in general.
President....... ..... G. W. Hunsaker. tion and the bank will be ready for ternoon Mrs. Elliott’s baby being- That in connection with the estab­ sick, settled with Mr. Schtneer, ing at much lower prices than ever before. Call and examine our stock
Secretary,»,. N. C, Myers. business in a few days. It took sick, sho did not go to the yard, but
drove a cab to the depot with a new before making your purchases elsewhere.
Yours Respectfully,
Treasurer
,.G. W. Morrow. Scott quite a little bit to get onto stayed in camp, and was busying lishment of the Paint works and man and got on'the front-car as the
M. D an I bi ..
Foreman......Geo. Shelton.
other improvements has caused pro­ train pulled out. Schmidt’s people
herself
about
camp
work.
In
pass.»
their
combination,
but
he
got
theie.
Ast..,;..Ai. M; M. Peery,
perty
to
increase
in
value
twerityfive
Delegates ; J. R. Gill, G, W. Mor­ Ten teams are now at work haul­ ing around the camp fire her cloth­ per cent .in the past flew days. The are highly respected in Jacksonville,
row, G. W. Hunsaker, W. M. Ab­ ing 20,000 bushels of wheat from ing was ignited. She'had smelled
where he married Miss Ross. His
bott, M. E, Bilyeu.
Tangent to Albauy, the rates over the burning cloth for some little right- of way for the line was dona­ wife was with him there for.a few
H«s® C ompany N o . 1.
the Southern Pacific between the time before-' she discovered that it ted to the citizens by those through months a year ago, and it is thought
President,,........ ..........Jacs Bilyeu. two points being such as to justify was her owii ylothfng’ thlyt Avas’on whose premises the line runs. It they are parted, but not divorced.
Secretary....,,,.,:, .... .......Frank Gill.
.is understood that Mr. Preston
Treasurer..,,,,.,,,, ........ T. AV. Dilley. this mode of shipping. The wheat fire. She then started to the rent'- Mnnkers, would not have given any He has been with Mi Schlosser a
great deal, despite the positive
is
for
San
Francisco
firms
and
will
to
get
a
blanket
to
smother
out
the
Foreman,,.,,,,., .......... Sam Shores.
Assistant...;...-» 3.-,...... Alli e Ewing. be shlpped o.ver the Oregon Pacific flames. At the tent door, she met thing to the. railroad, at all, but to objections of her parents. Miss
Delegates—Will Brenner, R. Shel- via- Yaqnina.
“
t’ *
her 18 months old baby, and even at befriend his neighbors he generous­ Schlosser’s family are among Al-
ly donates the right; of way to the bany’s best eitizens, and are much
ton, Archie Johnson, S. I. Shores;
We notice some fine corn the. first this exciting- moment the safety of citizens.
Frank Mack.
respected, She is a beautiful young
of the iweek, raised by A; J, her child predominating over per­
Houston of this city. One Stalk sonal pain, she took it and placed it Immediate relief by using Pres­ lady, accomplished, and popular
Hops 3.5 cents per lb.
among a wide acquaintance.
bearing four large ^Slum-p ears of out of harms way,a few feet distant ton’s "Hed-Ake.”
Subscribe for the P rjcbs , .
corn,
arid
another
bearing
five
with
and
then
returned
to
the
tent
for
It cures headache only •Preston’s
Sure cure—Preston’s “Hed-Ake.” '
jSfe’w Art Studio.
the silk on, four of then being unus- the blanket and rolled herself there­
And everything in the HOUSE FURNISHING line. Goods sold cheaper
“
Hed-Ake.
”
8. M. Daniels was over to Albany , urlly large ears, Mr. Houston says in in the attempt to smother out
Yesterday we had the pleasure of
. than at Portland. AH, work done with neatness and dispatch.
Thursday.
. '
be has taken seventeen ears of corn the flames that were by this time looking through Mr.C. H. Harnish-
Send in your orders.
AttachscL
Immediate, harmless—Preston’s - ■ from one hill. ‘
blistering^and crisping her flesh. She e’s New Art Studio. After making
Sheriff
E.
M.
Croisan.
went
up
to
Office
ami
Salesroom
ALBANY, ORE8OY.
‘•Hed-Ake.”
These cold mornings convinces us rolled the blanket around as well as some inquiry we came away fully
•Gatesville above Mill City on the
;
that
firewood
is
a
very
useful
arti
­
she
could,
but
the
agony
she
was
satisfied that we have an art gallery Oregon 'Paciffic on Wednesday of
Get your physiogomy imitated at
the new studio,
1 cle. We would feel kindly to-wards undergoing was so great, that she here in Scio second to nene of any last week and put an attachment
Mr. Ross Hibler went to Albany those subscribers who intend paying threw the blanket away and’started place. While Mr. Harnish has not upon.the store¿and other property of
their subscriptions in wood if they for the hop yard near by, all the received all the iotas that he intends
the first of the week. .
Don A. Smith. This attachment is
would only bring us a load. Our
Thompson & Overman, tire lead­ devil is kicking and will be raising f time screaming for help. The first to get, still he has a sufficiency to for $3,000, to collect a note for the
-person she met'was a man, and of do first class work. There is now amount held by Ladd ¿Bush, of
ing harness makers, Albany.
the d—1 with us if we don’t sup­ course she went to him for help. no necessity for you to go-to Albany,
None but first class work permit­ ply him with a more lasting com He not having any other means of" Salem or Portland for your pictures, Salem. Mr. Smith made a state­
ment of his assets and liabilities and
ted to leave Harnish’s studio. '
bustible material than old papers.
putting out -the fire commenced for you can get just as good work gave it to the sheriff. He claims to
( in the state insurance building ),
George Anderson the ierepresible 1 Ot Martin had quite a painful acci- • throwing dust on the burning worn- done here, and just as cheaply too.
fish merchant of Albany was in town 1 dent the first of the week. He was i an. Other helparriving the unfort- He makes a new style of picture, have $16,150,04 worth of property,
and his liabilities according to his,
Thursday.
untieing a wild horse from a tree, , unate woman’s burning clothing that is rather interesting to old bach­ statement, are . $7,384.53 giving
It looks like business was rushing ; when it becarrie frightened and I was torn from her, what little there elors. Ask Cashier May of the Bank assets over liabilities $8,875,61. Mr.
to take a look at the streets of Scio 1 started around the tree catching one ‘ was left by this time, and was con of«Sc io about' it. He is pos ted, and Smith will not make an assignment,
this week.
of his hands between the rope and I veryed to her tent by kind hand’s will no doubt take pleasure in ex­ as he says he has enough property
Messrs Sam Shore and Riley Shel­ the tree, while trying to extricate and word sent for- the doctor and the plaining.
to pay all of his debts. And he will
ton went to Albany Wednesday on i the one hand the other was caught husband who was, as before stated
without doubt do this if he can, for
i’alE.ittl injury.
in the same manner, , mashing and at Lebanon, Upon examination
business.
he is a square man, and has a host
Charles Myers a Germ-ad living a of friends.
Mrs. P, O. Smith has removed her brusing them very badly. It will Mrs. Elliott proved to be literally
T he O regon L. cnd C uxtany was especially organized for the purpose of buying and subdi­
viding large traces 01 hind and has, during the past two years, bought and ’hbdivided over
millinery store to one door north of be some days before lie will be able toasted, with the exception of her few miles out of town was engaged
3,200acres of land into from live, to i wenty-acre tracts. The success of the undertaking if
to work again.
arms and face. Her shoes even a f ew days ago in splitting timber
shown
in the hict. t’-at put of two hundred and eighty tracts placed on the market, Lwo hun­
the P rsss office.
Ths ¿toj Louse
dred and twenty-five have boon sold.
A. water tank that has been used
We
chum
tha4 ten steres of choice land in fruit, will yield a larger income than one hundred
Paymaster C. C. Hogue of the to haul water for a threshing ma­ Were burned to a crisp npon her feet. He was using' for that purpose, a
The new discovery for Scio hop and sixty acres
in wheat in the Mississippi valley.
Oregon Pacific returned from the chine near Brownsville this fall was Dr. Cole thinks she can survive steel mauT and wedge, and a scale men has made its appearance, and We also make valuable improvements in tht way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell a small
traccof land for the same price ner acre you would have to pay fora large farm.
but
a
few
hours.
Her
parents
who
flying
from
one
of
which
str-uck
his
front last Saturday,
being repaired on the 5th inst. ■ and live in or near Eugene have been left leg Just above the knee and from all accounts,is getting down to &£srSend for pamphlet, maps and price list.
The new city hall is about enclosed upon the sand being washed out a telegraphed for, but had riot at the penetrated to the bone. The in­ business in great shape. We have
and adds much to the beauty of the •fine prospect of gold waS found, hav­ time of going to press arrived. Mrs. jury was quite painful, yesterday heard estimates of the damage done
from but one yard, but that it is
west portion of town.
ing been dipped up from the Cali, Elliott, whose age is but 23, will Mr. Myers came to Scio and Dr.
The largest stock of harness and pooia, just below the bridge in that leave a husband, and a little child Hyde assisted by Dr. Martin remov­ thought it has made"its appearance"
saddles in'the valley at Thompson & city'thus showing the bed of .tlie but about 18 months,old. The sy rn- ed the steel splinter, and quite a in all or nearly all of the yards. One
grower estimates his loss as being
Overman’s, Albany,
river to be full of float gold, coming pa thy of tho entire community is quantity of coagulated blood. It heavy. So large that the profit for
Mr. AV. E. Arnold has purchased down some forty miles from the with the husband in his dirs calam- was' nessary to make quite a cut growing the crops in this year of big
into the leg in order to thoroughly prices is nearly swallowed up. The
property on the south side and will ledges above.
ity.
cleanse it. Mr. Myers however was post is intirely unknown to this com­
move in town shortly.
Another instance of where a very
i!
you Wait—Preston’ able to walk away from the opera­
Cures while
Bob Dorris a former resident of little boy and a wee small piece of
munity, no one seeming to know of
“
Hed-Ake.
”
ting table when the doctors properly any remedy if there be one. If
phosphorous
can
causò
a
lot
of
des
­
this city but now of Seattle Wash,
dressed the leg.
truction is reported from Stay ton,
O'a? Fraxaitua.
was in town yesterday;
other yards loose in the same ratio
says the Salem Statesman. Satur­
It is \yith pleasure that we an
If fails, money refunded; Preston’s as this one, the loss will indeed 1
H. Bryant, the rustling, president day evening Mr. Jones, who resides
heavyone.
of the Bank of Oregon, of Albany,^ on the eastern border Of. Stayton, nounce to our many patrons that we “Hed-Ake.”
have made arrangements with that
was in our city Thursday.
leg Fr&cta’sd..
was unloading a lot of straw at his
toiia Mariât. .
Preston’s “Hed-Ake” Is a specific barn, and during the time his little wide-awake, illustrated farm maga­
Tuesday
morning
Mrs. Peter Bren­
zine*", the A merican F armer , pub­ Our Albany correspondent sends
fur headache.
boy found a match, which.lie lighted lished at Fort Wayne,. Ind., and us the following.
ner, an’aged lady living three miles
Miss Ella Carey left the first of the and in so doing burned his fingers.
north of town, went to the barn to
A lbany , Ore., Sept. 11, 1890.
week for Salem. She intends work­ Of course he dropped the little torch read by nearly 500,000 farmers by
gather in the eggs. In order to do
which
that
great
publication
will
be
E
d . P ress .
ing on the Capital Journal.
in a hurry, and just about as quick mailed direct, FREE, to the address The market here has dropped to so she went up into the haymow,
Harnish makes negatives free of as he dropped it the straw caught of any of our subscribers Who will 64 cents for wheat, Oats are 421 nt arid slipping fell and fractured the
charge for all persons over sixty fire, and quite soon the barn and come In and pay up all arrearages the warehouse. Portland is easy at thigh bone of her leg in two places.
to 1.27| for Valley wheat
Drs. Hyde and Martin were called
years of age. Call at any time.
contents were a pile of cinders rest­ on subscription and one year in ad­ 1.25
Freights have declined to about
Don’t miss the chance to get thir­ ing on the spot of ground. The loss vance from date, and to any new 45 shillings per ton. The markets and reducted the fracture. The in­
teen cabinet photographs for a doz­ was $300.
subscriber who will pay one year in were all better at noon to-day. New jury is quite a severe one even for a
York and Chicago excited and 3J ets yoting lady to sustain. In the cas«
en at ths new photograph gallery.
Ethel Curtis, a 19 yeai old type* advance. This is a grand opportu­ higher.
of Mrs. Brenner it- becomes quite
A large invoice of those justly cel­ wiiter and stenograher, was smok­ nity to obtain a first-class farm
serious on account of her advanced
ebrated Monitor stoves and ranges j ing a cigarette in bed at her home journal free. The A merican F ar ­
Jäaslwt Ssjort.
age,
Just received at Smith & Senders.
Scio
Q
uotations
.
mer
is
a
large
16-page
journal,
of
on Lexington avenue one evening
Wheat
...........................
................
53c
per
buj
Cures in fifteen minutes; Preston’s
this week. She fell asleep, the cig­ national circulation, which ranks fiats.............................. ................. 40c 4 ‘ ‘ ‘
Notoe©.
—■——O -------------
"Hed-Ake.”
......................... ... ............... $ 4 20 “ bbi.
arette dropped from her hand and among the leading agricultural pa­ Flour
Ali
who
are
indebted
to
the
firm
‘
•
ton.
...............$14
Bran
.............................
Remember Harnish makes thir- ignited
'
.................... .............. 20 4 ‘ ‘4 ofaSmith and Stanley are requested
the bed clothes and the girl pers It treats the question pf econ­ Middlings
...................... i?—.. .............. 25
teen cabinet photographs for the was terrible burned about the body. omy in agriculture and the rights Chop
K'vgB............................ ............ ISC 4 4 doz. to call and settle by the first of next
lb.
value of a dozen till Oct. 15.
.............. ........... ............ 15(82
She after ward died of her burns at and privileges of that vast body J Bntter
’ains............................. ............. 12c 4 ♦ ‘ ‘
month as Miss Stanley has sold her
Mr. Green Coffey and wife, also
44 ‘ ‘
.................. ......... >
of citizens—A merican F armers A- Shoulders....
Bellevue hospital.
44
‘
4
Bscoti
............................
........
5e
interest
in,the store and they wish
Mr. Fred Barker and family took in
4 00 4 4 doz*
whose industry is the basis of all Chickens, old.............. .............
“ * ‘ young............... ............ 8 00 * ‘ ‘ “ to settle up all accounts.
the excursion to the bay last week.
As. Arteslon Well.
material and national prosperity.
Uncle Pres Munkers is still very
Warm Spring Johny, who lives on Its highest purpose is the eleva­
poorly in health. He has been con­ the peninsula formed by the conflu­ tion and enhob’ing of Agriculture
fined to his room for several weeks. ence of the Calipooia and Wiliam through the higher and broader ed­
Harnish’s photograph gallery is ette, and works a garden, has here­
ucation of men and women engaged
now open ready for business.
tofore depended upon a spring for
ftop pickers in every direction water. But this year the spring in its pursuits.' ’The regular sub­
•Dealer in
now-a-days. We hear there is a went dry, and' he informs a Herald scription price of the A merican
scarcity of pickers at some of the reporter that he dut down a well. At F armer .is $1.00 per year. IT
COSTS YOU ' NOTHING. From
yards.
the depth of 48feet he struck a flow­
Don Bogard left town Thursday to ing vein of pure cold writer, tl at at any one number ideas can be obtain­
join the gang of bridge builders on first spouted several fbet into the air ed that will be worth thrice the sub­
the Oregonian Railroad. They are and still continues to run with force scription price to you or members of
your household, yet you get it free.
now near Silverton.
and lias finely irrigated his garden.. ' Call and see sample copy.
J. Q. Lynch, of Stayton, has mov­ That being the case the matter
ed over to this city, and will start a should be looked into, and perhaps
Being Remove
barber shop in the room recently va a sufficiently strong well can be
Mr.
Dayton
aud son of the Paint
cated by Frank Mack.
struck to supply the city with good
Mill, that has just been located in
Mr. Riley Shelton and family re pure water.—Herald.
Sei# is busily engaged in moving
IRON AND STEEL
turned from Belknap hot spring last
if you have headache try Preston’s the mill, engine etc.' from the
Saturday where they have been rus­ “Hed-Ake.”
mine near Providence, church to
ticating for some weeks past.
this city. The necessary buildings
Arriving.
Copies of the P ress neatly in­
closed in wrappers, ready for mail­ Johnson Hiebler ;& Col have re are to be erected at once. Mr. Day-
ing, for sale at this office. Just ,|he cieved' and are now reeieving the ton has already arranged for
and best selected stick of the delivery of 100 tons of the ore
thing to send to a friend. Price five largest
clothing for meh, youths, boys, in Scio. It is expected that a large
cents.
and children that can. be found in,
The residence of Mr. T. J. Rich­ this part of the valley ; and at prices quantity of the paint will be manu­
ardson, near Jefferson was burned that defy competition. Their line factured this fall,
Established
1870.
of gents furnishing goods also is
Manufactures sash & doors, muiiltl-
the first of the week. The fire start­ large,
Soil!,
and selected with a view to-
ing and ail kinds of finishing ¡tim­
ed from a slashing being burned please,« their customers. You are
ber. A iargii lot of flooring, ceiling’
cordially invited to inspect their ANDERSON—To the wife of Mil-
near by.
■ i - ; '
and rustics on hand, well seasoned.
ton Anderson 5 mile east of this
Mr.C. N." Scott Gen. Supt. of the new lot of fine dress overcoats, from
Will be delivered to any point pit
city, Sep. .6, 1890, a boy, mother
the most fastidious can be
the-railroad. If you want lumber
Oregonian railroad stayed over which
end child doing well.
suited. .
correspond
with us. Every thing
night in our city Thursday night.
first
class.
Dladx
Change.
ITI
sm
,
AVhile here he-gave the P ress .offee
n . B. Having failed in health and
. - We heat that me Oregonian Rail­ ANDERSON—At the home of his
a pleasant call.
a large amount of other business on
hand, I will sell or trade the above
Mr. J. R. Whitney junior editor of-: roadtime table is changed so that .parents fi ve mile east of this city
business .at wry reasonable rales,
the Albany HeraSi, lies very sicktof w,e will not get our evening mail till
Sep.,7, 1890, of blood poisoning,
with about 500,000 feet of first class
typhoid fever at his residence in 7 p. m. This arran’gsment will’Hard
'Clifford, son of Milton ànd M. M.
clear lumber. This is an ¿oppertu-
ly
be
as
convenient
to
the
people
as
Albany. His parents from Eugene
Anderson, aged i years,11 months
nlt-v for vou. i
the former time of 4p. m,
and 7 days.
D. M yers , Prop.
are at his bedside-
COMMENCING
SEPTEMBER I, 1 8 9 0,
And Continuing’ for a Period of 30 Days,
Maniff
00
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM OREGON,
Branch Cffices in Portland, AstoriaanI
Albany. Has for Sale a Large List
of Grain, Stock and Fruit
Farms ; Also, City, and
Suburban Property.
ALBANY,
OREGON.
t
GILL & SMITH
Can show you what goods they adver-
tise, all the best, and prices are
cut just, as deep as any of the
boys dare go. Don’t for­
that we have
ALL KINDS OF
Cooks and Heaters. Pumps,
Sheet and Galvanized Iron Ware. Tin
Roofing and Spouting’, Fruit Cans
Hardware and Cutler]y
SCIO
Planing Mills
We are sole agents for Knapp 1 Burrill
& Co’s Farming Implements. We will
not be undersold by any housein the
ley
SOT US A ©ALL