The Santiam news., October 09, 1903, Image 3

LOCAL-
Tlie Albanv Woolen Mills have turned over to us for sale all
tlie Tliebets, Cheviots and Meltons left on hand. The pieces vary in
length from a few yards to full pieces. We are selling them at
Mill prices and they are going fast. We will be glad to send you
samples.
We have purchased over two thousand yards of Gingham
Mill ends, ten to fifteen yard piece which we are selling at 5 cents
per yard by the piece.
At 12,'j cents per yard we have one hundred pieces of ginghams
which are particularly tine for waists and dresses. These are ¡extra
values.
If you need any thing that a first class dry goods store can
supply, write us. We will be pleased to till your orders.
ALBANY,
, OREGON
Hililer Gill 4 Co., are building an
oxtensioii to their building on the
south side, into which they will
R. Shelton was an Albany visitor move the postottlce and hardw ire
Monday last
department. Let tlie good work go Submits a List of Some Special Dis­
E. I). Myers was at Hopewell the ou.
ceases He Treats With Electricity
first of the week.
For the good of public health the
i
a d Medicine.
L. W. I’oineroy was at Albany streets should be kept as dean as
possible. Autumn leaves are la-gin-
Saturday last.
ning to fall and they should be raked
PRIVATE
DISEASES—Gleet
I
E. J. Shumaker was over from I up and tuirned to prevent accuinu-
J e Gerson over Sunday.
| lation and decay that is not promo­ Errors of youth, Stricture, Blood
Leaves Faints, Weakness of Organs quickly
Born, Oct. 2nd, 1903. to the wife of tive of sanltlve conditions.
jean be burned in the streets without cured without pain or detention
David Horsburgh, a daughter.
Icoeflicting with any of the city reg­ from business.
M. N. Richardson was In our city ulations, but every precaution should I
a couple of days the first of the be tn ken tliat property is not en- i LADIES who suffer from indif­
ference, nervous debility or diseases
week.
j dangered thereby.
peculiar to women, can consult the
I Geo. and Lynn Daley are expec­
75c to $2 Waist for 50c
Jefletson Myers, president of the
ted to arrive from eastern Oregon Lewis and Clark exposition com-
com­ doctor witli perfect confidence.
50c
to $1 Waist for 25c
this week.
BLADDER, InflammationCystiti
mission, and who har been doing
Born, on Tuesday, October 6, 1903, Crook and Harnev counties dining Catarrh of the Bladder. These dis­
to ft r. and Mrs. F. R. Drury, a the past two weeks, dropped into I eases Invariably respond quickly to
■w--
j Frlnaville Tuesday and paid the the treatment.
daughter.
I Review oflice a good visit.
Mr. |
J, 8. Morris has started his apple 1 Myers’ work is to secure exhibits of
VARICOCELE, Hydrocele, Piles,
dryer and is drying about 60 bushels , fruits, grains anil livestock for the Fistula, Swelling and Tenderness of
each day.
i ’05 exposition and is indefatigable in Glands, treated with nnfaillng gue­
Mrs. I. L. Gunsaules returned to ' ’ rustling tlie ablest local assistance in ss.
1 her home in Lebanon the latter part 5 this work. He urges the organ-
KIDNEYS, Inflammation of the
I ization of a board of trade to provide
1 of last week.
i
j a collection of agricultural and min­ Kidneys, Diabetes, Congestion of
Mrs. R. Shelton is visiting her ing coinmodi lies for exhibit and
sister, Mrs. T. W. Dilley, in Corval­ get them to Shaniko, from wliieh the Kidneys, Uremia Gravel, Stone,
lis tills week.
successili}’
point the state will take ebarge of all scientifically and
Millinery opening, Saturday, Oct transportation. E. D. Myres, his treated.
oiier 10th, at the millinery store of | I brother is accompanying him on a
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases,
sightseeing trip.—Prineville Rev­
Mrs. E. Cyrus.
Scio
Sores, shots, Pimples, Scrofula,
iew.
L. E. Miller was one of a party of
Syphilitic Taints, Tumors, Rheu-
The woolen mills at Waterloo, matism, Eruptions etc., r. aiplly
three who left for the mountains
which were destroyed by fire about
Wednesday.
five years ago, are to be rebuilt in cured leaving the system in a pure
Mrs. F. J. Irvine and Mrs. Walter! the near future. At least that is strong and healthful state.
Bilyeu and their children were at the rumor which is being circulated.
YOUNG MEN, if you are troupled
Albany last week.
That there is some foundation for
with
tired feelings, gloomy forebod­
Miss Winifred Munkers was visi­ tlie story is proven by the fact that
ting Miss Nititia Chamberlain in it came from a prominent citizen ings, palpitation of the heart, hot
of Waterloo, who was in Albany flashes, blood rushing to the head,
Albany this week.
yesterday.
A stock company is ringing in the ears,
wondering
Johnnie Gill departed for Port­ I no i being organized, says the ru­ mind, weak memory, dark circles
mor,
to
furnish
capital
to
build
tlie
land Wednesday, to attend a dental
mill. Several wool buyers are In­ under the eyes, dizziness, poor
college this winter.
terested in tlie enterprise and it is nppltite, stupidness, despondency
Mrs. W. H. Hobson of Stayton, said that some of tlie members of
and Mrs. Thomas of Salem, are visi • tlie company, which owned tlie old loss of energy, ambition and self-
ting Mrs. E. C. Peery.
mills at Waterloo and which yet confidence, which absolutely unfit
Mrs. Sutherland cimo over from own tlie mill site, are also assisting you for study or business, you should
McMinnville Wednesday to see her in organizing the stock company. take treatment before it is to late.
—Albany Herald.
new granddaughter,
MIDDLE AGED and OLD MEN,
Mon
­
S.
I.
Shore
wns
over
from
I
A printer some years ago dropped There are thousands of you trouled
■noutli yesterday. He is well sat is- into one of tiie Corvallis business with weak aching backs and kidneys
tied with liis new location.
offices and was promptly’ put to lost manhood, ruptures i
and other
A. T. Powell was at Albany Mon- work, fie had been employed on unmistakable signs of 1 nervous
day, where he expected to meet his straight composition all his life on
the San Francisco dailies and he did debility and prearature decay.
newly married step son and wife.
not understand all about tlie varied
J^^*Come and inspect them yourself
It is reported that a combany is work required of a printer in a Many die of this dificulty, ignorant
of
thecause,
which
is
the
second
being organized in Albany to build oountry oflice.
He had ‘‘fallen
an electric railroad from Albany to down” on.seven;) |oba in which he stage of seminal weakness.
The
Cascad ia.
was assigned in the Corvallis print­ most obstinite cases of this character
J. A. Bilyeu last week purchased ing oflice, and finally he saiq: “I treated with unfailing success.
of the State, 80 acres of land known have come to the conclusion that a
HEART, BRAIN and NERVES,
as part of the D. Myers estate on the printer lias got to be an all-round Dift cult breathing anil suftleating
athlete
to
do
business
in
one
of
these
east side of Seio.
country offices.” It is even so. A feeling, fullness of the head, a tired
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will few days ago a city printer was given irritable feeling and fear of inpend­
give a pie social at the Masonic hall employment on a Corvallis paper
Saturday evening, Octaber 17th. and one cf the things required of ing danger and death, a dread of
Admission 10 cents.
him was to run the stationary engine being a lone, or the leverse—desire
At this season
Lost—A ladie’s plain gold ri <is. used to operate the paper press. to be alone. If your memory is fail-
' somewhere along the w«st walk of The other day tlie engine wasn’t ling and you are gloomy and des­
Main street. Finder please return working well. The engineer-print­ pondent, or if you dream much or the ye ar o
er thought the flues were stopped
to Mrs. F. J. Irvine.
up. and devised means to ciear often and have an aversion to society thoughts turn
Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D., will i them. The method employed was you are suffering from a serious dis­ heating stoves, and
be at his Scio office from the 1st to to put a quantity of powder into the ease of the nerves, brain and heart
the 15th of each month, and Stayton fire box when tlie machine was flrod
why not buy tho
from the 15th to the 1st.
All work up. The plan may have been a good You have no time to lose.
best on the market?
guaranteed.
Dr. Darrin’s Place of Business.
one, properly executed, but he evi­
dently
administered
too
big
a
dose
R. B. Miller has sold his residence
'I he smokestack and
property on the south s.de to T. s. of powder.
Dr. Darrin can be consulted free
Coffey, who is now occupying tiie steam guage were blown off and an from 10 to 5 o’clock daily; ovening 7
same, while R. B. has moved to his ex travagnnt li nkage of steam and to 8, .Sunday 10 to 3, at Revere Ho
water ensued. There was lively tel Albany until Dec. 1.
farm a few miles west of town.
scurrying to shelter among the etn- j
doctor makes a specialty of all
A. W. Ilagey has two Ladies’ ployes genet illy, but tlie printer i j (i| The
geases of the eye, . ear, nose anil
and
Snell bicycles new, that he will sell stood his ground and tried all tlie ; throat, catarrh deafness,
bronchitis,
for $18.00 each spot cash. These I means within his knowledge to »top |a grjpp(li h(.arti ijV(.r, bladder and
wheels are worth $27.00 hut in order tlie leaks, lie Anally had to give it ! kiilney diseases, or those who suffer
to close them out will sell them for up and send for Dilley, the fixer,; frolIJ ai)athy mid indifference; also
less than cost.
who soon put the engine in running | genl to urinary and skin dtseiises I11 HARDWARE
1 [ either
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sex, such
as blood taints, rom-
An Idaho gentleman is being sued ! order again —Tinies.
inal weakness and lost vigor, vari-
fora divorce on the ground that he]
TINWARE,
coceles and stricture.
never speaks to his wife. There is
MARRIED.;
on record somewhere the reply of j
full line of
Born, Thursday, October ’ Q ’ » 1903
another man in a similar case. He FLEMING-OVERHOLT—At the
a
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Buck,
girl,
at bed rock
admitted that he had not .-poken to
M. E. Parsonage, Wednesday eve­
his wife since their marriage, but
prices For Cash.
ning,
Oct..her
7,
1908,
Edwin
Flem
­
No
More
Excursions
On
The
C.
&
E.
offered an excuse: "I don’t like to
ing and Florence Overholt, botli of
interrupt her.”—Ex.
Linn county, Dr. M. C. Wire offi­
The popular Sunday Excursions to
If you want the best pocket knife
ciating.
Newport have been discontinued
that you ever had, call on A. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming expect to and no more will be run to that point
Hagey and get a Maher & Grosh begin their married life on a farm this season. Trains will run, how
these knives are absolutely first about five miles east of Scio, They ever, every day except Sunday.
class, he has a nice line of them have the congratulations of many
E dwin S tone ,
ordered. Don’t fail io see them.
friends.—Herald.
Manager.
Drs. Paine and Kuykendall of Eu­
Confessions of a Priest.
gene have been sued by Herbert
You Know What You Aro Takln g I
Beadle, a logger, for $10,000, which
he alleges is the damages resulting
I wish to inform the public that I have added a line
Rev. John. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark.,
of Stationery to my business and will sell the same at
from the setting of a broken leg by
When
you
are
taking
Grove
’
s
writes.
“
For
twelve
year«
I
Buffered
the surgeons on the 7th of May. He
_______ , _ I consulted a i Tasteless Chill Tonic because tho
from Yellow Jaundice,
charges unskillful, negligent and number
physicians
and tryedall kinds ! formula is plainly printed on every
_„/_.. r of : /
* :____
earless treatment, so that the leg is l
. of . *' medicines, 1.
_ 2._ jrot
1 ....
. 1 I , . C f Then
I’ I. .... I I ' bottle
.. ill,. , showing
1« .. . 2
4 that
I» 4 • it 4 • is n simply
■ *-»1 • • T Iron
no _ relief.
now crook 3d and deformed, weak began the use but
of Electric Bitters and feel ind quinine in a ta-teles form.
and almost useless.
that I am now cured of a disease that No cure no pay. Price 50e.
Following is a sample of my prices:
had me its grasp for twelve years.” If
Hon. Jefierson My res, while com- you
The price you have
want
a
_____
relief
_
medicine
_______________
for
Liver
and
ing through on the stage from Kidney trouble, stomach disorder or
been paying
Burns t< this place was, given tho general debility, get Electric Bitters, It’s
For One Month Only.
5c tablet
honor of naming two new stations guaranteed by E. C. Peery Only 50c
75c cloth bound book keeping books, each
on the road. The first one is located
10c Indelible pencil
Commencing with October 1st we j
between Burns and Riley and to
Everything else in proportion
will
offer
T
iie N ews at half price j
that he gave the name of "Lewis 4
Commander Wood] Arrested.
for one month. That 1», you can
Clark,” and the other between Fife
have T he N ews Sent to any address |
and Paulina he named “Gov. Cham­
T. A. Wood of Portland, camman- one year f6r only 75 cents. During;
berlain.”—Prineville Review.
der of the Indian war veterans of the month of October wo expect to
The China pheasant seems to be Oregon, has been arrested by the 1 secure 590 now subscribers, thereby
greatly increasing tho value of the
scarce this year compared with last,
owing In a great degree to the num-| U. S. marshal, charged with making ! paper to advertisers. This applies
her killed before the open season, ' false affidavits and certiflcites in the to old as well as new subscribers.
although tlie rainy weather has j cases of Rosa B. Richards, Anna M. I This offer will never be repeated
! again »0 take advantage of it. This
drove them to the timber, making
It has paper and the Weekly Oregonian
J. A. A cppbrlb
S. A, P kas
them hard to find. Some hunters McCoy and Mary Prather.
President
Vice-Preaident
Sec’y and M’g
secured the limit but more got also been charged against Wood that one year $1.75. We also offer the
nothi'ig.
he has charged larger fees than the New York Tribune Farmer, the liest
farm Journal published in the United
law
permits.
Last week we meniioned of hav­
States, and this paper one year for
ing our "skillet on.” awaiting the
$1.60.
arrival of Peery, the hunter.
He
A
Love
Letter.
—PROPRIETORS OF THE—
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
came, and so did the deer, afid we
are deeply indebted to him for a
Notice H hereby riven that the undersigned
most generous slice of venison. They
Would not interest yon if you’re look­ as adminiRtrator ot the estate of John Y
all had a good time of course, and ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sores, Crocker deceased, will, under and by virtue of
order dui’ mart*- and entered of record by
among the four in the party six deer Burnes or Piles. Otto Dcsld, of Ponder, an
the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, on
were slain, and Peery our hunter Mo., writes: “I suffered with an ugly the 1st day of Septemiier. MW3; on and after
the 7th day <>1 Novemlxir 1903 roll at
Manufacturers of Fleur, Feed, and everything connected with”»
killed three, of course.—Springfield sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s Saturday
private sale for cash in hand the following
first-class roller mill. Whole wheat flour and derm meal always on hand.
Arnica salve cured me. It’s the best OMcrilied
News.
real property to-wit:
salve on earth. 25c at E. C. Peery’s The north half of tlie nont beast. quarter and
the east half of the northwest quarter of Sec.
Numerous
improvements are Drug Store.
24in Tp. 10 mouth of Range 1 west of the Will-
And also deal in all kinds of grain, a gon >ral storage business ' being
being made along Slain street. The
amett*! Meridian, Oregon, and containing 150
conducted. Grain received either at mill or warehouse.
.merchandise store of Wesely Bros,
acres;also the mouth half of the northwest
quarter
of
flee.
19
in
rp
lOmonth
of
Range
1
anil the hardware store of Gill 4 Son
Saves Two From Death.
east of tli<! Willamette Meridian,Oregon, and
w III both have a new awning over
containing Macro«, and containing in all 210
I-arge or small orders for anything in our line will be filled prompt-
acres sit naled in Linn County, Oregon. Said
the front, improving tlie appearance
Fair and courteous treatment to all.
to lie made subject, to the con it n nat ion of
of both. J. R. Gill will have a new I Onr little daughter had an almost fa­ «ale
the County Court.
attach
of
whooping
cough and bron- , I of iMted
roof on his blacksmith shop, while tal
Plenty of sticks always on hand.
. -
.,
..
.. •
th I-23rd day of September A. 1» 1903.
chitia,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of wmfh.rfor I r w.att
w B. Arnold,
Armonk, N. V, “but, when all other | Attorn.,, r >. A 1 in in 1st rater. AdmlnUtr »ter.
remedies failed, we saved her life fcith
l>r. King’s New Directive.y. Our niece,
who had Consumption in an advanced
stage, also nwed tnii wonderful /nedicine
and today she is perfectly well.” D pr -
fierate throat and lung dis<»aseH yield to
Dr. King's new Discovery as to no other
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half MHHoa
medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs
and colds. 50c an«I |1.00 bottles guar­
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you?
No Cure, No Pay.
50a»
anteed by E. C. Feery. Trial bottlea ire.)
fadosed wftb every bottle to a Tm C«it package of Croy»»» Mack Hoot, Uv«r Pffc.
71
! Just Arrived !
The Most Up-To-Date
Line Of Ladies’
and Children’s
WRAPS
Ever Brought to
Wesely
Bros.,
Oregon
Scio
SBÍRT 1
WAISTS j
SHIRT
WAISTS
We have a few shirt waists -left
that we are all but giving away
They trill go at these prices.
GUNS
AMMUNITION
We can fit yon out in the above
line in anything you want. Rifles
and shot guns, any make any style
■h
Shawknit
Hose!
Ù-
Albany
Í
i
Used by manufacturers of hos­
iery is of great importance,
You
should know about it, for cheap
dyes are poisonous and are used
frequently to make a larger profit
at the wearers expense.
We guarantee all dyes used in
all Shawknit half-hose for men,
and ribbed hose for children, to be
the costliest and purest dyes made.
Our dyes are chemically tested by
our own experts and are positively
free from all injurious matter.
Our products are not affected by perspiration,
never fade, stain, or run. Our cjlors will stand
acid test—the most absolute test known.
W. B. Stevens & Co
■ j
Oregon
Albany
To Cure a Cold in One Day
[
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Seven MWkm boxea aoM fa pact 12 monUs.
This Signature,
ATTENTION, PLEASE!
LOW PRICES!
JEFFERSON MILLING COMPANY
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
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