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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1903)
lXK’AL 'a The Albany Woolen Mills have turned over to us for sale all the Thebeta, 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 12J$ cents per yard we have one hundred pieces of ginghams which are particularly fine for waists and dresses. These are ¡extra values. If you need any thing that a first class dry goods store can supply, w rite us. We will be pleased to fill your orders. ! Just Arrived ! The Most Up-To-Date Line OfL adies’ and Children’ WRAPS Ever Brought to This City. W esely Bros., Oregon Scio • - > ■: Hose! W. B. Stevens & Co., Albany ... Oregon Swvcw MBca Warn toH fa part 13 month*. Th« Signature, Funds. SCOTT’S EMULSION AMMUNITION We can fit you out in the above line in anything you want. Rifles and shot guns, any make any style established I860. Assets 17 millions, has F. paid beneficiaries over 40 millions. SI. Nary, Agent. The people of Provi Jen ce Church will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the organization of that church on Sunday, October 18, 19113, with preaching services and communion from 11 a. m. to noon. Dinner will then be served on tho grounds and if possible to arrange it, all on one common table, that none present mav go hungry, just as your fathers, mothers, and the old people did ati Bring this place forty years ago. your family and friends, also vour baskets and your tubs well filled witti piovislons as they did in times past, and enjoy your.-elves, The afternoon will be taken up by sing- ing old songs, relating ttie church history, recitationsand greeting the only two members living of the first congregation. Confessions of a Priest. Rev. John. 8. Cox, of Wake, Ark., writes, “For twelve yocru I suffered from Yellow Jaundice, 1 consulted a number of physicians and tryed all kinds ■tf-medicines, but got no relief. Then I began the use of Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured of u disease that had me its grasp for twelve years.” If vou want a relief medicine for Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach disorder or general debility, get Electric Bitters. It’s guaranteed by’E. C. Peery Oidy 50c Dr. Darrin cun he consulted free from 10 to 5 o’clock d lily; evening 7 I to 8, Sunday 10 to 3, at Revere Ho tel Albany until Dec. 1. The doctor makes a specialty of all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, catarrh deafness, bronchitis, la grippe, heart, liver, bladder and kidney diseases, or those who suffer from apathy and indifference; also j gonito urinary and skin diseases in ] either sex, such ashlood taints, sem-i inal weakness and lost vigor, yari-' coceles and stricture. All you have to do in Oregon to live forever is to be good. Over at Hillsboro resides Mrs. Mary Ram say Wood, aged 116 years, who has lived in three centuries and is yet almost as spry as her young daugh • ter aged 73. for one month. That is, you can have T he N ews sent to any address one year for only 75 cents. During the month of Octotter we expect to secure 500 new subscribers, thereby greatly increasing the value of the paper to advertisers. This applies to old as well as new subscribers. This offer will never be repeated again so take advantage of it. This paper and the Weekly Oregonian one year $1.75. We also offer the New York Tribune Farmer, the best farm journal published in the United States, and this paper one year for $1.50. T m No More Excursions On The C. & E. The popular Sunday Excursions to Newport have been discontinued ami no more will he run to that point this season. Trains will run, how ever, every day except Sunday. Z Albany ATTENTION, PLEASE! I wish to inform the public that I have added a line of Stationery to my business and will sell the same ai. LOW PRICES! r^eeHoliday Following is a sample of my prices: The price you have been paying 5c tablet 75c cloth Ixmnd book keeping Isxiks, each 10c Indelible pencil Everything else in proportion——Not cheap goods but goods cheap. 1 My Price 3c 60c be F. H. Mauldin^ ames 6o different games—all new —one in each package of J. A. At l-I'KIII.B Presi lent Lion Coffee F. M. R mi > Vice-President S. A, P kas Sec’y and M’g at your Grocer’s. JEFFERSON MILLING COMPANY ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. -PROPRIETORS OF THE— E dwin S tone , Manager. Notice is hereby £lven that, the unlcrnigne'l aa ftdininlstritor or the nutate of John Y Crocker decease I. will, under and l»y virtue of an order duly nuul'-an 1 enter«* I of record by I the County Court f Lion (Ämoty, Oregon, on ' tlie lat flay of Septeintjer. 1903; on hid ! after ] Saturday the 7th day ot Noveinlier 190 5 sell at private Male tor fjash in hand the following j aeacrilied real property to-wit: i The north half of the southeast quarter and to theeast half of the northwest quarter of He«-. i 24 in l’p .10 soul h of Hange 1 west ot tin- Will- I amette Meridian, Oregon, »ind containing I do | acre-*; also the Month half ot the northwest quarter of Sec. 19 in tp JOaonth of Hange 1 wmf of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon. and ! containing Mlncrea, and containing in ail 210 Saves Two From Death. acres situated in Linn County. Oregon. Sahl I mle to lie made subject, tn the confirmation of i of the < ou'it v Court. Dated this 2 ’-rd day of ffepte r Wr \ IS 1» >3. “Our little «laughter had an almoxt fu- W««rh rford / W >att W K. trnol I, tai attach of whooping cough and bron i Attorney s fm AdnilntotRUor. a lminUtr .tor. ArthnrT. Johnson and his seven- teen-year-old wife held up a man in ■ Portland and got 95 cents, and a I term in the penite<itary is sure Kaow What Tou Ata Takltg I follow. When you are taking Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic because tho formula Is plainly printed on every I bottle showing that it is simply Iron ' ind quinine in a ta-teles form. No cure no pay. Prie® 50c. prices A Love Letter. Would not interest you if you’re look ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sores, Hurries or Piles. Otto Dod<l, of Ponder, Mo., writes: “I suffered frith an ugly For One Month Only. sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s Arnica salve cured me. It’S the best Commencing with October 1st we salve on earth. 25c at E. C. l’eery’s will offer T he N ews at half price Drug Store. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. School GUNS 50th Anniversary. Our products are not affected by perspiration, never fade, stain, or run. Our cjlors will stand acid test—the most absolute test known. Linn County A Generous Offer. County School Superintendent W. L. Ernest Arnold is spending hi- eve Maulding will give you prices on Jackson lias made the October appor. nings and mornings working for stationery. tionnient of the school funds of Linn Dr. Darrin Will Treat All Who May druggist, E. C. Peery. County. The different districts amounts Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ilibler are Apply at Half his Eormer Fees. Albany.......................... ........... $2,183 70 The annual county Institute will visiting in Seattle this week. be held at Albany, November 7, 8, Lebanon......................... ............... 789 10 Fred and Dean Morris are expec and 9. Albany Aearld. Harrisburg................... ............. 492 70 ted home from Alaska next wees. Miss Hogue, the primary teacher, All cases who have heretofore con. N. Brownsville............. ............... 412 90 Scott’s Emulsion is the Thos, Redding was over from spent Saturday and Sunday with lier 8. Brownsville............. ................ 317 90 means of life and of the en suited Dr. Darrin at the Revere Jefferson on a business visit Monday parents near Albany. House, Albany without taking treat Halsey ........................ ............... 335 00 i Mrs. T. J. Munkers. has been con Myrtle, Ivy and Virgil Bilyeu re ment, and those .who now 'contemp Scio................................ ............... 304 00 joyment of life of thousands of fined to her home this week witii entered school Monday. They are Tangent........................ ............... 22§ «0 men, women and children. beumatisin. in the second, fifth, and sixth grade late taking Ills electro uiedica* Shedd............................ To the men Scott’s Emul ................ 173 50 course, may do so at halt his regular Mrs. J. 8. Morris has been visit- ] respectively. sion gives the flesh and I price Knoxbutte ................... ............... 179 00 of treatment, if same Pupils are interested at present in ing her daughter, Mrs. Jones, at Sweet Home ................. 221 00 ............... strength so necessary for the gathering Autumn leaves, with be co-nmeneed before Dec. ]. This Lebanon this week. which they will prepare some tasty generous offer will enable all to Crawfordsville............. .............. 183 00 cure of consumption and the A very pleasant party was given decoration for the school. avail themselves of the doctors skill- Mill City....................... ............... 196 30 repairing of body losses frorp Friday evening of hist week at the Che-ster Coffev and Byron Gill The poor treated free, except medi Sodaville....................... .............. 209 (»0 any wasting disease. home of the Misses Munkers. spent last Sunday in the country cines, from 10 to 11 dally. The fol Holley............................ .............. - 183 00 Miss Lola Myers departed for near Jordan, For women Scott’s Emul Waterloo....................... 133 60 will Salem Saturday last where she lowing list of people cured and ben Oakville......................... sion does this and more. It is ............... 162 70 Work in the high school deprrt- enter a hospital to study for a nurse. ment has been somewhat retarded j efited in the vicinity should be con Lacomb........................ .............. 192 50 a most sustaining, food and Last week w« annoueed the ar through lack of books. E. C. Peery, vincing proof of tlie superiority of Crabtree....................... ............... 1S3 06 tonic for the special trials that rival of a girl at the home of C. H. the book dealer, has sent in the] electricity over the ills of the flesh. Shelburn ..................... ......... 145 00 Buck. It was our mistake—Its a third order for rhetorics without Judge J. J. Whitney, Albany, Tailman......................... ............... 169 70 women have to bear. boy. avail. To children Scott’s Emul deafness and ringing noises in the Spicer............................ ................ 130 32 ' Wilbur M. Pintier, D. M. D„ and patrons of tlie sehool eHr. sion gives food and strength will be at his Scio office the first half are Parents Sunday Rates Between Port always welcome. It Is encour L.W. A oech, Corner, 4th and Cheap of each month. All work guar agement for growth of flesh and bone land and Willamette Valley Points. and inspiration to pupils anteed. and blood. For pale girls, and teachers as well to have occa Main Sts., Albany, rheumatism,] Low round trip rates have been for thin and sickly boys Scott’s All those wanting apples will do sional visits from those ai.o are in stomach and liver trouble. well to call on J. 8. Morris immedi terested in education. Come any Mrs. Nettie Demsey, Waterloo Ore placed in effect between Portland and Willamette valley points in ei Emulsion is a great help. ately, as he has a tine variety and time. catarrh and ulcers of the nose. ther direction. Tickets will lie sold Send for free sample. also delivers them. W. W. l’arrish, Sodaville Ore., I Saturdays and Sundays and limited .-SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemist*. The Misses Marguerite, Golda and Now is the time to buy your Myrtle (Donahue, who live near deafnes. to return on or before the following 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. watches and jewelery A. W. Hagey Munkers, have rented a house and Round trip from West I 5Oc. and $1.00; all druggists. LJ J-L. Oxford, Brownsville, Ore., Monday. is getting in a nice assortment and moved to Scio to avail themselves Scio, $2.95. deafness. his prices are right. of our high sehool privileges. They Mrs. Pet Crabtree, residing at Geo. II. Hines, secretary of the all hold eighth grade diplomas. The Oregon Historical Society was in outside students now in the high 1 Crabtree Ore., rheumatism Scio last week, visiting his old school are Ernest Arnold, Clem Ieatarrh. Gough, Elsie Thayer, Francis Arn friend, D. My res Mrs. N. E. Olin, old, Cressiu Miller and Leone Mont Albany, deafness, kidney, L- E. Miller, W. A. Ewing and gomery. the two Trullinger boys returned bladder troubles. from the mountains Saturday last. H. J. Downing, Lebanon, Oro., A 10,000 SUIT. They secured t wo deer. headache, etc. Mr. Holland and family have H. Seifert, King’s Valley, Ore., —AND— moved from their farm a few miles Is to Be Brought Against Albany. dyspepsia, liver aud kidney com- north of Scio and occupy the resi- dedee recently vacated by T. 8. E. A. Truelove, of Tallman, has plaints, pain in side and eye trouble' Coffey. P- R. Racey, Jefferson, Ore., employed M. A. Butler, a Portland The demand for dwelling houses lawyer, to prosecuto a suit against deafness cured 10 years ago. No re- is in excess of the supply now, and turn of it. doubtless people will be kept away the city of Albany for $10,000 dam D. F. West, Plainview, Ore., from hut city by being unable to ages. The complaint is in Albany ready to be verified by the plaintiff chronic catarrh, stomach and kid secure a house. E. C. Peery has resigned the upon his coming to thccity, when It ney Roubles of 15 years standing Henry Bruer, Turner, Ore., deaf agency of the Salem laundry and will be served. In its issue of the only agent in town now is C. H. March 30th the Democrat, gave an ness and discharging ears. Buck, who sends the laundry every Miss D. G. Raddick. Lebanon, Ore account of the accident, resulting Tuesday morning. discharging ears. In the suit as follows; [J^’Come and inspect tlienTyourself, If you need ths best grade of oil Mrs. Wm. Slate, Alsea, Ore., On December Cth E. A. Truelove, for your eream eeparater sewing machine, gun or any thing that of Tallman, a bridge carpenter on stomach and heart trouble, poor needs a fine oil you can get it of A. the Southern Pacific, injured a foot ; circulation, etc. W. Hagey. He keeps it for you. with an adz and was taken to the , Mrs. Dora Hadley, Sodaville, Ore. lhe ladies os the W. C. T. U. have Portland Hospital for treatment get discharging ears, constipation spared no pains to insure all a good ting out recently and returning • dyspepsia. time at their pie so rial Saturday t G. W. Benight, 105 Pine evening, Oct 17, at the Masonic hall. home. Last evening he was brought A splendid program has been pre to the city in a buggy to return to Albany, deafness, W. T. Cochran, Brownsville, Ore., pared. Admission lOcts. bis work on the road, intending to F. M. Nary, of the Washing ton go.to tuunel number nine. After constipation, stomach and liver At this season Life Insurance company is in the getting a lunch he started to walk troubles. city. Mr. Nary represents the best to the 11:35 train. Mayor 8. Tomlison, of Wo< dburn, While passing company of its kind in existance in tront of the property at the rheumatism and generaly run down the ve anti will doubtless write several thoughts southeast eorndr of Lyon and Sec cured 11 years ago. COLD AH policy’s while in the city. ond Streets he fell through a hole Miss Irene Ashfort',, of Salem, dis heating stoves, and John Blyeu, a well known caused by a board being out, injur charging ear cured. pioneer of this city, has besn very Mrs. Wood of Wooburn, goitre of why not buy the ill at his country home, but we are ing the old wound so that it was glad to relate is now slowly improv necessary for him to be sent back t° the neck and catarrh of the inner best on the market? ing and hopes are entertained for the Portland hospital this morning. ear. his recovery. He is under tho care Mrs. R. Ringo, Gervais, asthma Dr. Trimble attended him and he of Dr. Browne. left for Portland on the morning and bronchitis, Her son B. II. Said James to Warde, ’twas a good Ringo, was also cured of discharg train. suggestion Yon made on the Insurance question. There are said to be a dozen holes ing ears and deafness. I’ll take out a policy on my life Hundreds of others might lie ment in.lialf b block at the place where he Then make Roxane my wed ded wife. ioned who do not w i-.li their names fell, to which the attention of the There are no more worlds to conquer now street superintendent and com- published. So to my fate I needs must bow, And when my life’s last card I play mittee has has been called severil - In most cases only one visit is re- The Washington Life will its ’.Twenty times, There Is talk of suit for ; quired. Owing to the crowds rush Pay!’’ ingtosee the Dr. he will receive damages. Did it ever occur to you to examine patients from I) A. M to 8 p. '. M. our Twenty Pay Life Policy? If not, do I Dr. Darrin’s Place of Business. so without delay. The Washingto.. Life, » Used by manufacturers of hos You iery is of great importance 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-liose 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. School Notes. chitis,” write. Mr*. W. K. Haviland, ol Armonk, N. Y., “but, when all other remedies failed, we saved Iter life with ! Dr. King's New Discouve.y. Our niece, 1 who had Consumption in an a«lvanced stage, also use«l this wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well.” De»- | perate-throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's new Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. 50r an«l $1.00 bottles gnats- 1 anteed by E. C. I’eery. Trial bxtivs Ires ) Manufacturers of Flour, Feed, amt everything connected with“ a first-class roller mill. Whole wheat flour ami < term meal always on hand. And also deal in all kinds of grain, a general storage business ' being conducted. Drain received either at mill or warehouse. ly. large or small orders for anything in our line will be filled prompt Fair and courteous treatment to all. Plenty of sacks always on hand. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tome has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One end a Half MOtion I bottles. Docs this record of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c® I T nrlwi with every bottl«- to s Ten Cent, package ot Crove’s Black Roct. Liver Pills. J
