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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1903)
L< X Al/. LADIES KNIT UNDERWAAR MADE TO FIT The cheapest qualities as well as the very best we have are made with care and properly shaped. Separate garments and union suits iu wool and fleeced cotton. We have the celebrated Munsing and Oneita Brands. The prices range from 25c to *3. We show a special grade of union suits in pure wool in White, Light Blue and Pink at $8.00. Ladies’and Children’s Wool and Cashmere Hose from 15c to 75c per pair. To make a large display of Outing Flannel night dresses— some designs very plain aud some elaborate in trimming. New Purses and Wrist Bags in alligator, seals and walrus leather with elegant mountings. Wool Fascinators and Wool Shawls, 25c to $4.00. S. E. YOUNG & ’ON. Doesen’t Respect Old Age. It’s shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age but just the contraiy in the case of Dr. Klng.s new life pills- They cut off .maladies no matter how severe and irreapeetivo of old age dyspepsia jaundice feer constipation all yield to t his perfect PiU2>2c at E C Peerys drug store. A Runaway Bicycle. Tarminated with an ugly cut on the leg of J B Omer Franklin Grove III It developed a stubborn ulcer un yielding to doctors and remedies for four years. Then buckling arnica salve cured. It’s just as good for burns scalds skin eruptionsand piles 26c at E C Peerys Drug Store. JACKETS! Yours for bargains |W esely Ba Harnish—Scio Gallery—Nov. 28. Little Gayl Jones has been very 111 the past I wo weeks. Fred Ficklin wasovertrout Albany The Shindler brid ge on the Jordon Sunday last. road is now open to travel. Byron Gill was at Albany the first Cash paid for hides and pelts of all ot the week. kinds. Guy McKniglit. G. W. Philips was at Albany dur- Young lady, how would you like ing the week. to earn ¿00 a month? Write to the Chas. Wesely was an Albany vlsi- Eciectrc Business College. tor Tuesday. If you would like a position pay John Ray was down from Lebanon ing $60 a mouth, no canvassing, add the first of the week. ress Box 565, Albany, Oregon. C. 8. Harnish, the Albany photo- { E. J, Shumaker was over fiom Jefferson Sunday. grupher will be at bis Scio gallery, J. A. Bilyeu was a business visitor Saturday Nov. 28, to remain three at Lebanon Thursday. days, Fred Morris made a business trip Wilbur M. Pintier, D. M. D., i a ill be at his Scio office the first half to Seattle during the week. jf each month. All work guar G. C. .Johnston and Art Shelton anteed. werea lbany visitors Saturday. I If your salary is less than $60 a I Miss Edna Gill went to Corvallis uontb, you should write to the for a weeks visit the ) first of the Eelectric Business College, Albeny, week. Oregon. C. D- -Compton, Abe Richardson The high wind of Tuesday night! and Wm. Neil were at Albany this did a great deal of damage to tele week. phone and telegraph lines ail over Miss Dollie Daley accompanied by the Valley. her mothe r returned to ' — Portland ■ This week we received a commun last week. ication which we would have been Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson at- glad to have published if tho author tended the teachers instit'ute at had only signed his name. Albany last week. The Scio studio will be opened by J. Moore returned to St. Johns the Harnish Saturday morning, Nov. 28 first of the week wherehe expects to and close the following Monday at secure employment. three oelock’ Remember the date. Mr. and Mis. F. R. Drury are Stenographers are wanted for the Civil Servica at Salaries from visiting Mrs. Drury’s mother in $160 to $150 a month. For partic- McMinnville this week. lars address I. E. Richardson. Mrs. J. S. Morris and son Dean, Albany, Oregon. left Wednesday for a visit with M. Two million one hundered and M. Peery «nd family at Springfield. twenty-five thousand dollars is the Miss Myrtle Cal a van visitad her amount of money the appropriation bill for Lewis and Clark Exposition parents in Scio Sunday last. She will ask for when introduced at the had been attending the Yr, P. C. A. in Albany. next session of Congress- J. .T Bilyeu was taken to Port land last week and placed in a pri vate sanitarium. His mind was deranged from brooding ever his financial troubles. At last reports he was gettiug along as well sa could be expected. The first Monday in next month is our annual city election, (nought of by a great many of our citizens as not df very much importance. A great mistake is made when the citizens take a half-hearted interest in the choice of city officers, for on them depend the welfare of the city. All our Ladies,’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Jackets must be sold within days from date, regardless of prices. Bros Oregon' Shawknit Used by manufacturers of nos- 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 colors will stand acid test—the most absolute test known W. B. Stevens & Co ^“s^niMOIIEIIED Bï ELECTRITY John Nimchick accompanied by his family of Halsey, was visiting his brother-in-law, J. A. Bilyeu, and family last week. Charlie Lucas and wife, the latter a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 1. C. Dickey are down from Chehalis, Wash., on a visit this week. Already THE OLD RELIABLE T. L. Dugger, the Well-Known Ex' Editor of the Scio Press, Writes oi His Wife’s Experience with Dr. Darrin’s tteatment. This gentleman of high standing in literary and social circles attests the merits of Dr. Darrin’s new dis. couveries in the treatment of the ear, by electricity and medicine His open letter to Dr. Darrin located at the Revere House, fol lows, and should decide all procrasti nating people to visit the doctor, while the opportunity Is offered, Tlie doctor remains in Albany untit Nov. 15, and will be in Corvallis at the new Hotel Corvallis, Nov, 10th t o Dec. 1st. Absolutely Pure* THEBE’ZSAÜÂÆS77H/7E Mi’. Dugger’s Letter. Dr. Dartin: Dear Sir:—My wife has been troubled with discharge and granular deafness in her left car for the past 17 years. Since com. menitig treatment with you two months ago’ I am happy to state the discharge lias ent irely ceased and lier hearing is gradually returning, I feel confident that she soon will be entirely relieved from all trouble arising from tills source. I make this statement freely, trusting that ther who may be affected similarly may be encouraged to take treat. ment from you. Respectfully. T. L. D ugger , Albany, Ore> “Feeling Their way.” The time of the year Is fast ap proaching when political canidates will bo coming fortti from the brush and avowing their willingness to serve the public. Already aever»[ different parties are “feeling their way” toward a nomination on the county ticket. The rivalry promises to be equally spirited in the republi can and democratic conventions. At this time it is generaly conceded that chances on either ticket will be about equal. Although no candi- d ¡dates have yet annoueed them selves, Lebanon will in due time have full quota,—Lebanon Criterion. The high wind of Tuesday night did a great deal of d image to tele phone and telegraph wires through- i out the valley. Used and reeommendedloy the State Agri cultural College—and every farmer who has tried it—as better, cheaper, and handier to use than blue vitriol to prevent smut in grain. A pint, cost ing 50c, to 48 gallons of water will effectually treat 150 bushels of wheat or 100 bushels of oats. For Sale by I SCIO, OREGON Disartersus Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible many a railroad wrecks aud same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from throat and lung troubles. But since the advent of Dr. Kings new discouaery for con sumption, caughs and colds even the worst can be cured and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary, Mrs Lios C’ragg of Dorchester Mass Is one of many whose life was saved by Dr King’s new discouvery. this great remedy is guaranteed for all throat and lung trouble by E C Peery the druggist Price 60c, and $1 00 Trial bottles free. A. Crowd of our young people drove to Lebanon last Saturday after noon to attend a partv given by Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Millsap at their ’ home, that city, They report the party a decided success. Those going from here were: Misses Married Myrtle Myers, Maud Bilyeu Sylvia The best place to get a good busi and Winnie Mungers and Messers, ness education is at the new Busi H. M. Myer, Roger Cain and W. N. BEARD-POMEROY—At the court ness College, Albany, Oregon. It Pi ntler. Douse, November 10, 1903, Mr. will pay to investigate the merits of Harry Beard and Miss Lulu W. this school. Prof. I. E. Richard Pomeroy, both of this eify, Judge son is a man of experience and H. M. Palmer officiating. The Game Law. knowsjust how best to train you for Tho groom was born and raised in success. He secures positions for tills city, and the bride is a daugh his students. Fnter at any time. In response to inquiries of sports ter ot L. VV. Pomeroy, a progressive They re The jury in the case of frank men, who are yet not familiar with farmer of near this city. Gorrell vs. Douglas county tried in the provisionins of the game laws as ceived tho congratulations of many Eugene this, week has awarded Mr. they stand since the last amend friendi. They will reside on a farm Gorrell damages to the amount of ments, we publish tho following near this city. $6,000. Some time ago Mr. Gorrell summary of the present game law: open hea A on . and his team plunged through a de Do Good It Pays. Deer, moose and mountain sheep, fective bridge killing the team and seriously injuring Mr. Gorrell. He July 15 to November 1. Silver grey squirrel, October I to sued Douglas county for $11,000 A Chicago man has observe I January 1. Good deeds arc letter th ,n damages. Grouse, west of Cascade moun estate deeds—some of tho hit . t are Considerable dressed poultry is tains, October 1 to December 1; east worthless. Act kindly amt gently being shipped from this city at the of Cascade mountains, August J to show sympathy and tend a helping present time, and tbe shipments will j November 1. hand.You cannot possibly )<>.-• by it. increase as the holidays approach. Mongolian pheasant, west of Cas- Most men appreciate a Kimi word Our merchants pay the top price for i cade mountains, with the exception I and encouragement more th n sub poultry, and this fact brings a good of Clatsop Coos, Curry, Jackson and , stantial help. There are per ons in many people here from neighboring Josephine counties. October 1 to. i this h ¡ m fMMYi mu nit v ivhn community who mhph* might truth to wns with poultry, and while here ; fully say My good friend cheer up A December 1. they take advantage of the low Pheasant, quail and partridge, ¡few doses of Chamberlain’)- Cough prices prevailing at all oor stores on . Remedy will rid you of your cold October 1 to December 1. merchandise of every kind. • Snipe September 1 to February 1 (and their is no danger whatever io- I Prairie chickens, September 1 to from pneumonia when you '.i-o that Right at the present medicine. It always cures. Sold by cal columns are pretty well crowded i November 1, Ducks, September 1 to March 15. All Dealers. with advertisements, but as soon as UNLAWFUL TO KILL the holidays are over this state of Santiam and Vicini y. Elks for a period of 10 years. affairs will not in all probability exist Beaver for a period 20 years. and then we shall be able to give Mongolian pheasants, east < C'a 3- our readers more local news. The Geo. Sutherland attended the advertisements, however are the cade mountains. at any time. teachers institnte nt Albany. Mongolian pheasants, Clatsop, life of a paper, and when its col- Zhom Griffin and wife of Stayton limns are well filled with it is an in Coos, Curry, Jackson and Josephine dication that the advertiser is get counties for a period of three years. were visiting S. W. Gaiues and wife Wild turkey, English partridge last week, ting good returns for his money. for a period of five years. The estate of J. M. Bilyeu, de Song birds at any time. ceased, was appraised Saturday by The City Council U NLAWEUL TO SELL G A. Griffin, Henry R iy and M. C. Deer, A! oose, mountaiin sheep, at Gaines. Met in regular session Thursday ‘buy time. Note—We were compelled by lack with all members present except Snipe at any time. of IIIIIH time l<> to IPtVU leave Lilt" the rt rest of IIIW the null* San- la ’MV t>l Councilman Shelton. Several bills Mongolian pheasant, J tilinocnn | ' i l ,j tiam items until next Nsue.—Editor, were ordered paid. Ed Myers and quail, partridge, grouse, for a period Mr. Young were elected judges of of three years. tlio city election to be held the first UNLAWFUL TO SHIP OUT OF STATE Attentio K. of P’s. Monday In December. Elk, deer, moose, mountain sheep grouse Mongolian pheasants, pheas Influance of the Youth’s ant. quail, partridge, snipe, prairie A full attendance is earnestly re. Companion. chickens, ducks, geese, wild turkeys quested at the next meeting, Tues- dav, November 17th, Business of English partridge, and sage hen. great Importance is to corrie before GENERAL LAWS. The gospel of good cheer brigh J. A. B ilyeu , Deer, moose, mountain sheep, un, the lodgo. tens every page of Tho Youth’s Past Chancellor. Companion. Although the paper is lawful to kill between one hour ttf* nearly seventy-seven years of age, it ter sunset and one hour before sun does not look back on the past as a rise; unlawful to kill unless carcass You Know What You Aro Taking I is used or preserved for food. belter period than the present. Prairie chicken, unlawful to hunt The Companion believes that the When you are taking Grove’s time most full of promise is the i or kill ;.hen the ground is covered Tasteless Chill Tonic because tho time we are living in and every with snow, sufficient for tracking. Mongolian pheasants, pheasants, formula Is plainly printed on every weekly issue reflects the spirit of quail, partridge, unlawful to kill bottle showing that it is simply Iron looking forward not back. To more than half a million greater number than 10. Unlawful at any time, to shoot /American families It*s carries every week it’s message of cheer. Its upon or from the public highway, Unia wful to enter standing grain story picture the true characteristics of the young men and women of I or permit dogs to do so while hunt America. Its articles bring nearly ing. Unlawfulto hunt any game be three million readers in touch with “ “ CoivaiHs the best thougiit of the most famous tween one hour after sunset and one “ arrives Yaqulnu hour before sunrise. of living men and women. .>•». 1. tetnmln*: TROUT /Annual annoueement Number ful ..... 7.30 A ¡«cave« Yaqiiinn......... Open season, April 1 to November ly describing tile principal features .... 11.30 Leaves l.’orvalh«......... ... 12.13 P Arrives Albany ........... of The Youth’s Companion’s new 1. Unlawful to sell any species of volume for 1903 will be sent to any trout at any time, Unlawful to have >o. 3, For Detroit! - . T.oo A ¡«eave« AHwiiy.............. in possessson any trout under five address free. 12 20 I’ Arrive« Detroit.. . Unlawful to The ne > subsriber for 1S04 will ;nches in length. !«•• 4. trona Detroit: receive all the issues of The Com catch or have in possession for a per ¡«eaves Detroit............. panion for the remaining weeks of iod of three years, any Eastern Arrive*« Allmny............. Brook or Loch Levant trout. Train No. i arrives in Altany In time 1903 free from the time of subscrip •-nnect with the S. P. sonth boun4 train, as lion, also the Companion calendar Mi’ll «4 izfvln« two or three hours tn ABwinv for 1904, lithographed in twelve «•fore'h’fwtrt ure of H. P. north bound train colors and gold. Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days. or Port land. Train No. i connects wi*h the S. P. West The Youths' Companion i 144 Berkeley Street. Boston Mass '«•nee M< Minn ville and all point« north to For several months our younger • Portland. EWDIN STONK. Manager brother had been troubled with in 1 TIÎOS. COCKRELL Ax<*nt. Albany. Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port digestion. He tried several land and Willamette Valley Points. remedies but got no benflt from them. W« purchased some Low round trip rates have been of Chamberlain’s Stomach ano liver placed in effect between Portland tiblet and he commenced taking rnd Willamette valley points in el then. In side of thirty diys he hid (her direction. Tickets will lie sold gained forty pounds in flesh. He is -Saturdays and Sundays and limited now fully re -overed. Wo hnvo a to return on or before the following good trade on tha tablets—Holly Mond.iv Round trip from West Bros,, Merchants, Ixing Branch Mo. cio, «2 95. Foi sale by All Dealers. Got ’em For my cast; mers ami others who wish to take advantage of them. Call gat my prices ami see my goods, up-to-date and new. I guarantee f my m ice ns low as any. and in some instances lower. 10c Crepe paper 3 for 25c.................... 6 sheets for 5c paper, 10 «heels for 5c «TOther prices in proportion. If I haven't got wliat you want I will order it for you. iuk ’ I will have the finest line of Xmas goods ever brought to Scio. • WE &iiHli:rC' SAVE YOU MONEY- If its here it is good If its good it Is liera For Fall «canon of 1903 we nro bigger and better—have occupied tho room which Cohen vacated and added a lino of Men’s Clothing and Overcoots, Rub ber G. ah I s , lints, etc . giving us the newest stock in the city, and to introduce tlte line wo shall make tempting prices. Men’s Suits $'>.00 and up. Men’s Overcoats $4.50 and up. 'lonVl'am ' Men,s Shirts 38c and up. lip.. RADIUS ?SKIRTS<^g>^ New line just received. (’.■ ;d S' o‘:s $1.25. other« $1.50, $2.00, and up. Ladies collarless coat-$5 00 “ kersy $8.50 “ ........ bhoes......... Men’s «lines, good grade $1.25. Box calf $2.00. Hercules waterproof f«riull sine of ladies and childrens shoes and our price« can’t be beat. 'Bankets 50c to $8.00. .. .50c 90c up ...,25c A lino ol dross goods that will please the most dressy dressers of Orcigon at prices to please you. We are showing the newest goods of the season. SANDERS CASH STORE, ALBANY . - OBEGON FURN ITURE —AND— HflRDWA R E I have lately received serverai carloads of Furniture and Hard ware of every description 2T3&"('otnc ami inspect them yourself,
