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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1903)
£he ÿaniiam Jfiew3 Wonderfui Improvements. COURT HOUSE NEWS. Special for to enjoy his enormous fortune. A* William had left to his sous a love of License was issued for the mar-' thrift and power. Jesse left to his a The tateBt reports of the Harri rlage of Chas 8. Davis and Martha love of st rong drink. Thomas, Samuel man railway system shows some PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Hol verson. and Jesse were the executors of the very luteresting data which we estate and the will ordered the remain L.INN CO., OREGON deem exeee ling'y interesting Io our The new aKHesani) nt roll shows S E ing factories to be run in their names. readers, therefore we clip a number Young to be the heaviest individual The broad acres and thriving village of excerpt» which gives an idea tax paver in the county, paying on still returned a vast revenue. $1. yd value 60 in bl’ch’d what this great railway system is all interests approximately $75,000. The^ made Robert Stew art, who had 85c linen table clothing been their father's secretary, their doing. ll.fto manager and they left Batsto for Phil 1.25 yd val 60 in bl’ch’d Pvr annum. Deeds recorded: ••Evidently, President Harriman adelphia to lavish their wealth in meant what he said when he told J J Dolezal to J J Horshennd linen table clothing 90c 2500 every possible pleasure ami dissipa wife. 47.01 a< res A<lT«rtl61n( rates tn»<le known on nppllratlon the merchants of San Francisco dur 60c yd val 72 in bleach ’ d tion. 'They demanded all the profits of Transient »rtvertlwniente must lie p»M for V .1 Shores to M J Mrachek, When the or .tar i* given for their insertion. ing his last visit that he proposed to 240 the factories to supply them, and find 7 94 acres linen table clothing 50c make the Southern Pacific systems N M Newport to S E Young ing these inadequate in 1855 sold to Kntered at the postoflice at Scio, < hegon, as 50c yd yal i;o in bleach ’ d 1 Albany lot 1, bl 77 M "■ ’s ml ' soeond clasa inaU matter. Matlack & Allen, of Philadelphia, second to none in the world. lie M Ralston to Andrew Skaar 40c lhien table clothing 30,000 acres of their land. may not have said just those words J 1 lot and 4 foot strip Leba- The workingmen were left unpaid. 40c yd yal 58 in Superior i : m ; o 'Things went from bad to worse. At lui ai,m ami service always choose :*•*«♦*******************J but he gave (hat impression. Judg non A pair of Brown’s $2.50 shoes. bleached damask ing from recent reports taken from Mortgage for $'000. last they threw down their tools and Dollar for dollar you'll receive 30c values table napkins : EDITORIAL. | official records, this new moving Releases for $1100 aod $11:15. the fires in the glass furnaces went out. By always purchasing a pair of these, 35c * * »* Never purchased 75c The place busy for half a century was i************************* power in western railway affiairs •» Public Sale. dura hie as stylish, idle. t » » does not propose by any means to eleg mt ii 1.25 iiik I Governor Chamberlain says he is distribute all tils profits in dividends Thirty-five years ago the fires went 1 75 The undersigned will sell nt pub- out! for the last time. A profitable hoe. Lullies ’ >S «I «» 2 25 surprised that the people of the East I to the stockholders' These figures It lie side on his farm 5! miles south market for the products of the entire 3 5() know so little about Oregon. 1 am show that during a period of less east of Stayton and 7 miles northeast county was dead. The farmers who surprised that the governor don’t, than three years up to June 30, 1903, 4 25 val 67x69 in bl’ch’d of Scio, on Saturday, November 28, left Mount Holly every week with know that Oregon is well known the aggregate expenditures for 1903, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, great loads of pork and’ other neces table cloth with nap Her goats and her horses go to East bettermentsand equipments on all saries of life ceased to travel the the following properly: 1 horse 4 beaten track to Batsto. No rent col kins to mat -h 3.50 ern stock sales and people tumble lines in the Harriman sysein were years old, 1 mare tl yearn old, 6 head lector called upon the inhabitants of ovor themselves ao buy them at rec $104.348.369, Some idea what this of cows, 10 yearlings, 4 spring calves the dilapidated tenements and as one 6 50 val 68x87 in bl’ch’d ord breaking prices, our apples go Io means is gained by noting that this 50 head of sheep, 90 head o go its, 1 house became too old and rickety to table cloth with nap London and lead the world in prices amount is more than the total esti live in they moved into another. Deso double disc plow, 2 common p'ows', our prunes go to Paris and the mated expenditure necessary for the kins to match 20x22 in 5 00 lation hovered over everything. Not a 1 dr ll, J sprtng tooth harrow, 1 disc French men, s brows rise in surprise completion of the Panama Canal. member of t-’ic family remained there. harrow, 1 large size cider mill, 1 and he proceeds to pack his grip and Of the sons who had so woefully mis The work has been going on stead- wood sawing machine, 1 block and managed the grand estate, Thomas cross the ocean to see how the Web ly for about three years on all the tackle grubding outfit, some fram had died, Jesse occasionally visited the footer grows prunes, our Bartlett lines of the system between Omaha ing tools, and many’ other articles. old place and Samuel resided in Phila pears and Hood River Strawberries and San Franciso as well as between delphia. J, L. CROISANT. grace a thousand Eastern markets, here and Portland and between here Mortgages had grown upon the vil F. M. Shores, Auction* er. our products go to a Columbian ex. and New Orleans. lage like moss upon the mill wheels position at Chicago and take a hat* and the court in Mount Holly gave Into all these main lines as well as D j Good It Pays. Not a Sick day Sines Robert Stewart a judgment of $20,000 I ful of medals, they go to a Pan* upon the branches, some of these against the estate and smaller ones No More Excursions On The C. &E American Exposition at Buffalo millions of money have gone. al1 A Chicago man has otis irved that to others. Joseph Wharton, of Phila I was taken severl.v sick with kid and carry off a bucketful mor* med the expenditures being with the Good deeds are letter than real delphia, bought up the mortgages and ney trouble I tried ail sorts of medi The popular Sunday Excursions to als. Eastern people don’t know idea of establishing a railway system estate deeds—some of the latter are with the judgments the once pros cines none of which relieved me. I Newport have been discontinued worthless. Act kindly and gently Oregon! Well. I guess they are equal toanyever constructed. But siiow sympathy and tend a helping perous village of Batsto and 6,00C One eay I saw an add of electric and no more will be run to that point hitters and determi tied to try that. this season. Trains will run, how acres satisfied a demand of about getting acquainted with her pretty the present plans of the directors hand. You cannot possibly lose by it. I 000. Mr. Wharton is known to-day as After taking a few doses felt relieved ever, every day except Sunday. fast. If the governor will go to Most men appreciate a Kind word and soon theroaiter was entirely will not stop here for the work now E dwin S tone , Portland he will see crowded trains actually under way Increase the and encouragement more than sub the greatest land proprietor in New’ cured and have not seen a sick day Manager. Jersey. from the East pull in week after figures above stated by several mill stantial help. There are persons in since neighbors of mine have been On the night of February 23, 1874, a this community woo might truth cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver week, bearing thousands of future ions. The rapid development of the fully say My good friend cheer up A spark from the chimney of Robert ¡and kidney troubles and general deb Oregon farmers, fruitgrowers and Pacific coast and western territory, few doses of Chamberi i in’s Cough Stewart’s house burned his own dwell ility. this is what B F Bass of Fre- stockmen, and with them are com and the remarkable awakning and Remedy will rid you of your cold ing and then the flames licked up the monl N C Writes. Only 00c at E C At this season of ing a hoet of capitalist who are increase of PacitH<3 commerce, are and their is no danger whatever remaining tenant.able houses. Batsto I’oery Druggist. from pneumonia when you use that was in ashes. eagerly inyesing their wealth in our thecauses of these expenditure medicine. It always cures. Hold by the ye a r o u r Turkeyi Eaten on Thnnkajl▼!ng. ThoBest Prescription for Malaria. mines, our ranges, our forests and which put the railways on the foot All Dealers. It is estimated that 6.000,000 tur thoughts turn to our farms. ing demanded by the possibilities of keys are required to furnish ths Chills and fever is a bottte of ■4 Thanksgiving dinner tables each Grove’s Tasteless Chill tonic, II is heating stoves, and the traffic, and the outlook, in the year. That means over 50,000,000 simply iron and quinine in a taste judgmeut of the far-seeing officials, A Missouri editor speaks of the pounds of meat, worth $7,500,000. Of less form. No cure—no pay. Price why not buy the warrants every confidence In tl>e this sum the smallest state, Rhode 50c. Weather: "It has been ao hot anu best on the market? Island, receives the largest share. dry around here that the wagons go future. The combined lines con cerned are the Southern Pacific, around here with their tongues out. Plagu* Kill« Halt. •nd ice has to be soaked all night the Union Pacific, tlie Oregon Short The plague scare ha* been responsi before it will make lemonade. The Line, the Oregon Railway and Nav ble for the destruction of 167,000 rat« in the London docks during the past cattish kick up so much dust in the igation Company, Chicago and Alton 16 months.—N. Y. Sun. t>ed» of the creeks that the water and the Kansas City Southern.” Arm and Hammer Soda 10c can Pork and Beans 1 Pint but. Swan’s Liquit wash Amonia Pint hot. Swan’s Liquid wash Bluing /c 7 bars Silk Soap . 25c 3 pks Five Minute Mush 25c 2 pks Arbuckle’s Coffee 25c 2 “ l.ion 25c 2 “ Malta Ceres 25c I rc grade roasted Coffee 15c 25c “ 20c Star Tob,, with tags, plug, 45c Thanksgioing. Êy D. C. Humphrey. A. A. Cutter’s inc Driver $6.25. A. A Cutter’s ine Cruiser $5.00 genu- Slioe genu- Shoe Ran a Ten Penny Nall Through His Hand. COMMERCE GOES WESTWARD. while opening a box .1 C Mount of Three Mile Bay N Y ran a ten penny nail through the lieshy part of liia hand I thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause me, ho says and ¡mediately ap plies Chamberlain's Pain Balm and occasionally afterwaras. To my sur prise it removed all pain and sroe- uesa and the injured parts were soon healed' For sale by All Dealers. Savin« of Time Turn« Tmvel «nd Tratte Through tKa Weetern Uemlsphira. The European mails and passengers already go from London to eastern Asia by way of Canada, because it is shorter, and there Is a saving of ten days in time. The limits imposed on cheap freight traffic froi.i Europe to Asia are: The tolls through the Sues canal, thesize of ships that can pass the Market Report. Suez canal, the cost of coal along the route and the distance, says the En Following is a report of produce New Jersey Burg Reduced to Ruin gineering Magazine. Tolls may be aboished. but this is in the Selo markets: by Extravagance. 1 not likely. It will take years to deep Eggs, 30c doz. Chickens, lOe tol7e per lb. en the canal if this project should be Geese, $0 50@ $7.50 per doz. udvocated. The cost of coal along Ducks, $7 (Za$8 50 per doz. Indwtrl«! Eiprrlnwnt That Cajn» to the route, a« well as the distance, Butter, 50c (jfi 00c per roll MftUtflU anil < niMed WIde-Spvaad will always be a serious drawback. Bacon, lie lb. Ulauater — Flamas There is abundant and cheap co^l in Hums, 15c lb. Fiatala M. Great Britain, on the Atlantic sea Lard, 15c lb. board. at Puget sound, and all along Potatoes. 30c per bu. In the heart of a forest of stunted the line of the northern roads, and trees in Burlington county 18 binoKc- there are an unlimited number of biuckened chimneys, standing as head- empty freight cars weft bound. By stouvs over the ashes of us many once building the largest ships in the happy homes, tell the story of the ut world, even though they run under ter desolation of a prosperous village, the more expensive American regis ter, by filling the west-bound cars at says the Chicago Chronicle. Batsto, existing now in name only, a rate little more than cost of h<Mid stood at the head of Little Egg har ling, Mr. Hill knows that he can turn “ When the butter won’t bor, on Mullica river. It clustered the export trade with western Asia come put a penny in the about a lake where once the Indians I from itB 300-year oM way past India calling it Batsto, a bathing to the direct Pacific sea route past churn," is an old time dairy bathed, place. The Quakers settled around it Alaska. proverb. It often seems to and one of their number built in 1766 A ftelf-Protevting Envelope. Western Oregon Is promised ft an iron furnace ihi the brink of its An American has invented an en- linen factory, by Eugene Bosse, ut work though no one has ever outlet. Ilis name was Ball and an velope which records of itself any Salem. There will tie severs told why. iron plate which was fastened in the attempt to tamper with its contents. stone wall recorded the building of The flap is imbued with some ehem« scutching mills built at different When mothers are worried this second iron furnace in the new fcal composition which, when oper points in the Willamette valley by ated upon by a dampening process Mr. Bosse, next year. The money because the children do not country. The region about Batsto was dotted any other mean« of penetrating to is ready and the construction of the gain strength and flesh we with piles of wood covered with sand, or its inclosure, records the transaction cuostruction of the linen factory will and many men found employment by causing the words “Attempt to be largely upon the cuoperation of say give them Scott’s Emul burning charcoal for the furnace. open’’ to appear. It is thought that the farmers. If they will raise sion. Under the Quakers the work of im the inquisitive will think twice be went on vigorously. Mr. fore pursuing their researches in face plenty of flax for Mr. Bosse, the It is like the penny in the provement Ball was in charge of this work. of such an invention Inen mill be built next year. As milk because it works and W orkingfor Ball was a young Welsh flax Is a profitable crop to raise It man, William Richards. At the Would seem that Mr. Bosse, ought because there is something Quaker’s death Richards succeeded not to have any trouble to get astonishing about it. him and added vastly to the wealth of Prove»«!« nf » Pood. little village, lie paid the passage plenty of it io keep busy as large a There is a thrifty man in England Scott’s Emulsion is simply the of immigrants and made them his re who nuikv* hit* living out of a pond. linen mill as he wants to build tainer* and on a knoll above the lake The water is about 13 acres in vxtrn For the comunity an acre of flax a milk of pure cod liver oil still stand the rums of the stone man ch *r to a vtllngt street. For se' worked Into linen will tie the best with some hypophosphites sion he built, with two-story wings. Un and urtt vtnr? he ha* worked it for pr«d that can be raised. It will yield especially prepared for delicate der William Richards the foundry wit! g< < d results, the crop* beii 1 prospered. A town was laid out and many hundreds of dollars, to be three n number -rtvus. fish and i . the streets lined with alianthus and tur fowl. The fi*h me chiefly r; ls an brought from abroad and expended stomachs. trees. A two-story brick here. It often happens that a hoP I ike, hieh rre aken during Children take to it naturally buttonwood store was built near the mansion. An seax'n L v duck fbe latter a crop yields $600 or more to the acre because they like the taste [ office, warehouse, two large stone a live 1 y uieant <’f trap* anti a Counting on the maufacturlng of it stables and many dwellings were erect- peoph’ who wr*'t to «trek < r here, a flax crop wilt do much better and the remedy takes just as j eJ. lu 1812 William Richard* died. He water*. For ti e1 The hop ara mostly sent away to be naturally to the children be | left six sons Jesse, Samuel, Benjamin, k««» n de tn nd nt p P »*•< George, William and Augustus. turned into their commercial pro. cause it is so perfectly adapted a do/enforibr * u t tn Contentment reigned throughout much as $13 f« r a p* dacts st other points in this country the place. There were no w alking dele golden eye. From a or in foreign lands.—Pacific Home to their wants. gates. labor unions, combinations of stead. For all weak and pale and capital and Homestead riots in Batsto. it AtignM It appears thin children Scott's Emulsion The workmen loved Jesse Richards and no man was ever inqx'sed upon, is the most satisfactory treat- lie looked well to their comfort and I He Learned a Uraat Truth, the happiness of their families. i ment. In 1829 ths foundry furnace was rc- Il is la Mid of John Wesley that he We will send yoi i built and the date is inscribed on the i once to Mistress Wesley; Why do the penny. /. e., a old iron plate. By 1840 ten furnaces yoa tell that child the some thing sample free. were busy in New Jersey, but the dis over and over again "John Wesley' covery of iron and coal in other states because once telling is not enoegh. Fe tuft that this picture In f h s »''¿natura is on «very bo< of tho ¿euuioi. soon dealt them a heavy blow, and th* •t>rm at a label is <»• the It Is for this same reason that yon wrapper of every bottle of from tins date Batsto Laxative Bromo-Quiiiiuc t began to trace are told again and again that Eutulawn you imy. thu rvtaody ctirra a col«l in one «Say its downfall. In 1848 the furnace« Chamberlains Cough Remey cures 5C0TT A ItOWNE, war« so unprofitable that the tire* cold and grip th»' It counteracts any were allowetl io die out and they tendency of these diseases to resuit Chemists, tn pneumonia and that I k pleasant Jesee 409 Pearl St.. N. Y. were never again relighted. Cure and safe to take. For sale by All I Richard«, in 1854, died. T2 year« old» Kodol joc *11 dnicciiti. Dealer«' with three sons and three daughters Digeute wtet ROMANCE OF A TOWN. Proverbs (S * »«• Dyspepsia yuu Mt. Eggs, 36c per doz. TROTTER STAYTON inellons look like big chunks of dirt- A spark from an engine set Are to a farmer’s pond and half a car load of bull frogs nurned before the flumes Were extinguished, and the ground was so hard aud dry that the craw fish holes io the low places were pulled up and sold for gas pl lies. Even the horns were melted off the cattle.” Then an Iowa man conies back like this. "He noticed bub bles continually rising on the water that covered the farms. Upon In vestigation it proved to be the hired man coming up for air, thej* were cutting oh I s under the water. The ducks went on top of the barns to lay their eggs which rolled off the roof and were hatched by mud tur tles. The rural route drive rs had a seat on the top of their wagons and driving into a mud hole they whip ped the bubbles until the horses came out on the other side of the Blough, They ran a lawn mower on the sidewalks Sunday to scare the bull frogs off so the ladles cotltd go to church. The farmers are nil growing gills and air blatters and fins are sprouting out on their backs. It is very wet up there this season.’ •-Exchange. The season of the year is here when your feet should be kept dry. We have the rubl? i s for \ oui feet, bt you mail, woman or child. THEDFORD’S biackprauò ^I THE GREAT I familymedicine J Thedford'3 Black-Draught has »aved doctors’ bills for more than »ixty years. For the common fam ily ailments, such as constipation, indigestion, hard colds, bowel com plaint», chills and fever, bilious ness, headaches and other like complaints no other medicine is necessary. It invigorates and reg ulates the liver, assists digestion, stimulates action ot the kidneys, purifies the blood, and purges the bowels of foul accumulations. It cures liver complaint, indigestion, sour stomach, dizziness, chills, rheumatic pain», sideache, back ache, kidney troubles, constipation, diarrhoea, biliousness, piles, hard colds and headache. Every drug gist haaThedford's Black-Draught in 25 cent packages and in mam moth size for $1.00. Never accept a substitute. Insist on having the original made by the Chattanooga Medicine Company. I believe Thedford’s Black-Draught Is the best medicine on earth. It is good for any and everything. I have a family of twelve children, and tor four years I have kept them on foot and healthy with no doctor but Black- 1 Draught A. J. GREEN, Hlewara, la. i sold by us. OREGON ANTED—A trustworthy gentlemen | la.lv ill each county to man W age or business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight bona tide weekly salary of $18.00 I paid by check each Monday with all ex penses direct from headquarters. Movey advanced for expenses. Enclose seif addressed envelope. Manager, 300 Cax- ton Bldg., Chicago. 1-4 'A X cold MB i urtati 4* 4 I ’ I HARDWARE, TINWARE, and a full line of stoves at bed rock prices For Cash. •• Albany Hardware Co S. A, P eas Sec’y and M’g J. A. A uppbrle JEFFERSON MILLING COMPANY ) Maiiufa.tiu. first-cla si ■ ’ Ami also deal in all kinds of grain, a general storage business being conducted. Grain received either at null 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. Out For Your Shoe Business! THIS WEEK WE OFFER 60 pairs of $1.60 Men’s . • $i 30 45 pairs Pat. finish, Men's $1 75....... 1 40 Men’s heavy unlined $2 value........... 1 60 Women's heavy calf double sole $2.. 1 60 Women’s extension sole, l.cO value . 1 35 Men’s box calf,, heavy sole $3 value 2 75 Old man’s comfort lace and congress 1 50 Boy’s sizes 2i to 5, tap sole, 1,75....... 1 25 Youths’ ¡3 to 2, 1.50 ............ ...?......... 1 25 We carry a fine line of Cuban and French Heel fron 2 to 4 dollars and ask you to call before purchasing. STAR SHOE STORE McIlwain B ock , Albany. GILBERT & WELCH Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half MWion bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure. No Pay. 50c. Enclosed with «very bottle » » Ten Cent. petkege of O ow ’ i Meek AooL Liver Nk.
