The Santiam news., November 27, 1903, Image 3

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rangements. The machinerv will * •SiSSÂ-*SSS«4ï*ï'SS*«*ï-4S<.'ft
he located in the basement of the
2 PURELY PERSONAL Í
flouring mills.
II. nt Wesely Bros. add.
(•
*
Lane conntv claims thh heavest « •••••• • •••S*î*8*ï*îSî4***)
H'tVi.i-h - Scio Gallery—Nov. 28. weight family (*• the stale. Mr
W. II. Stans was at Jefferson
Cash pai«i for hides and pelts of all and Mrs. John Holland have nine Wednesday.
children, who weigh *s follows;
The cheapest qualities as «ell a.» the very best we have are
kinds.
Guy Mc-Knight.
John 28li, George 225, Mrs. Hoselton
made with care and properly shaped. Separate garment* and
Mrs. Frank Morris returned from
A great cleaning up sale on men’s 228, Mrs. M«’k>re 215, Edward 232, Coburg
union suits in wool and fleeced cotton.
this week.
pants
is
now
on
at
Wesely
Bros.
James
2o9,
Eugene
18«.
Walter
170.
tVe have the celebrated Munsing and Oneita Brands. The
J
A.
Bilyeu
was a Mill City visi­
•price* range from 25c to $3. We show a special i rade of union
|5i) p ilr >>f men's pants to I»-» sold Frank 159. mi a verage of 210 pounds.
tor during the week.
suits in pure wool iu White, l-iglrt Blue and ink ar $3 00.
out regardless of cost Ht Wesely
Mr. Car Iwell Clark, of Lacomb, is
Ladies’ and Children'* Wool ami Cashmere Hose from 15c
Bros
Miss Edna Gill returned from Cor­
In town, accompanied by his son
«to 75c per pair.
George. It is of interest that Mr. vallis the first of the week.
Engagement
and
welding
ring,
a
To make a large display of Outing Fiannbl night dresse*—
Jolinle-Gili cnme up from Port­
speciality at French’s jewelry store, Clark Is ninety-four years of age,
some designs very plain and some elaborate in trimming.
and is hale and vigorous. 'i'he »on land Tuesday to spend Thanksgiv­
Albany.
New Purses and Wrist Bags in alligator, seals and walrus
has been a voter for some forty ing with ills pa reTits.
llev. Elk ins of Stayton util hol«l years, The pood air of Lacomb ap-
leather with elegant mountings.
Mr«. J. S Morris and son, Dean,
«ervices at the Christian Church in pears to minister to health and
Wool Fascinators and Wool Shawls, 25c to $4.00.
and Miss Je-sle Caldwell returned
tills city next Sunday.
longevity. — Herald.
from Springfield Monday last.
Young I idy, how would S’ou like
Senator W. II. Hobson, of Stayton
Mr. and .Mr.«. J. 8. Morris spent
t»> earn $60 a month? Write to the is being frequently mentioned nil
Eclectrc Business College.
over the valley as » probable candi­ Thanksgiving in L»l«anoii with their
If you would like «.position pay- date for State Treasurer. He is daughter, Mrs. L. M Jones.
Mrs. J. W. Groshong. of near Jeff­
rug $t>0 a month, no canvassing, add­ quoted as saving in regard to the
nomination; “Many of my friends erson. was visiting her daughter,
ress Box 565, Albany, Oregon.
A Runaway Bicycle.
in different parls of tlie slate have Mrs. I). C. Humphrey, Wednesday.
(iained Forty Pounds in Thirty Lays.
Reed and Barton anil Rodgers urged me to enter the lace, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Warner came
Bro
’
s
1847
knives,-foiks
mid
spoons
while I would be pleased to accept
Terminated with an ugly cut on I For several months our younger
of the nomination if it is the wish of over from Albany toeat turkey with
the leg of J B timer Franklin Grove brother hud been troubled with in­ at French’s jewelry store, Albany.
’lie latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
111 It developed a stubborn ulcer un­ digestion.
He tried
several
Hihler & Gill Co. keep the noted the people, I have not yet decided Young.
yielding to doi tors and remedies for remedies but got no benflt from R A G corset. They are the best to become a candidate.”
Tour years. Then buckling arnica them.
Miss Susie McDonald, of Philo­
Wo
purchased
some medium priced corsets in the world.
Frank Jordon, the well known
>alve cured. It’s just as good for of Chamberlain’s Stomach ann liver
contractor, of this city, surprised his math, came down from Lebanon
('.
8.
Harnish,
the
Albany
photo
­
burns scalds skin eruptions and piles tablet! and he commenced taking
many friends in this city by return­ Tuesday, having accepted a position
25c at E C Peerys Drug Store.
then. In side of thirty days he had grapher will be at his Scio gallery, ing from a viilt to Medford yester­ in T he N ews office.
Saturday
Nov.
26,
to
remain
three
gained forty pounds in flesh. He is
day, accompanied by a bride. Tho
Wm Brenner and Dr. Prill were
For a plesant physic take Chamber now fully recovered. We have a days,
latter, who formely was Miss Han­ up to Rowland duck hunting the
lain* stomach and liver tablets easy good t-rade on the tablets—Holly
Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D., nah Devine, a worthy young lady first of the week. Private advices
to take. Plearant in effect. For sale Bros,, Merchants, Long Branch Mo. will be at his Scio office the first half of Lebanon, was visiting.friends in from there states that Hie duck pop
by All Dealers
F01 sale by All Dealers.
of each month. All work guar­ Medford, where the ceremony took ulation has pot tuaterlaly decreased.
anteed.
place, The happy couple will make
Obituary.
If your salary is less than $60 a their home in Ashland.—Ashland
nonth, you should write to the Tidings.
Eelectric Business College, Albany,
David Henry Johnston was born
Thirteen is an unlucky number all
Oregon.
right enough. According to the in Weams, Yorkshire county, Scot­
There is a probability that the or­ Portland weather bureau it has been land, November 8, 183-1. and died in
gan and carriage factory at Corvallis thirteen years since Oregon got such Scio, Oregon, Novemher 22, 19(13,
will be moved to Albany in the near a juicy storm period as that of the aged 71 years and 14 days.
He came to Oregon with his fami­
past week. It was almost enough
future.
to satisfy a man from western Kan­ ly in 1877 and located near Mehama,
Gold and silver watches for the sas or Nebraska, and more than Marion county, where he resided
Holiday trade. The very best enough for the natives, who are in­ until 1899 when he removed to Scio
makes at F. M. French’s Jewelry clined to grumble if they get less and resided here until bis death.
Store, Albany.
than twelve months of sunshine His wife died in this city August 31,
19(10. He leaves two sons, H. 8. and
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Drury will every year.
G. C. Johnston, one sister and one
leave in a snort time for the east and
New ads this week are those of H. brother iu this section and two
offer to sell their household good J. Jones, F. G. Will and Reeves De­
brothers in Scotland to mourn his
cheap, for cash.
partment Store, all of Albany. We loss. Interment was in the Masonic
Drop into French’s Jewelry Store wisli to all your special attention to cemetery near lilts city.
when in Albany and see the finest Reeves ad as it offers rare bargains,
I). II. Johnston was a liberal hear­
display of Christmas novelties you j but to secure them yon must cut out ted gentleman with whom it was a
| (he ad or take the paper containing pleasure to have any business deal­
have seen for years.
jit, otherwise you cannot secure
Tlie trial of Hon. M, A. Moody them. This was done t> test T he ings. By his demise Scio loses an
in Portland last week resiltei in N ews as an advertising medium, so upright and progressive citizen.
his being acquited, nothing at all be­ by presenting this ad you not only-
Card of Thanks.
ing proved against him,
take advantage of some rare bar­
When you buy boots and shoes of gains but also show Mr. Reeves that
To those kind friends and neigh­
us it is exactly tlie same asexchang- I T he N ews readers are up-to-date
ing $20 pieces, for we guarantee and quick to take advantage of low bors who so kindly assisted us in the
prices when sold by a reliable house. sickness and burial of our beloved
them. Hibler & Gill Co.
we extend our heartfelt
•The bank of this city has received father
The small bridge at the east part
thanks.
of town has been repaired this week I a letter from tho Corn Exchange Na­
G. C. JOHNBTBN
by roadmaster C. D. Compton and tional Bank of Philadelphia, inquir­
H. S. J ohnston .
ing for a gentleman by the name of
is now in first class shape again.
John Shellenberger who died some
The Scio studio will bo opened by place in Oregon leaving a vast es­
J. I’, Crabtree brought us the
Harnish Saturday morning, Nov. 28 tate. The same inquiry has been ! other day a copy of The Scio News
and close the following Monday at appearing in various papers through­ i published hy II. II. King, January
three oelock’ Remember the date. out the state and his wealth has II, 1871. Contained in it are tlie ads
Wo have the cheapest gum boots been stated as high as two million. of Irvine A Morris, general mer­
i that are being sold and yet we guar­ No such individual with two mil— chandise and also J. M. Johns, gen­
i antee them to be the best. What | lion ever lived or died in Oregon eral merchandise, whsch shows tliat
better can you ask? Hibler & Gill and if such a man ever lived it must in 1871 Scio had as many general
have been in the Orient instead ‘it merchandise stores as there are
Stenographers are wanted for the Oregon. So far as our knowledge I now.
We copy the following:
Civil Servlca
at Salaries
~
‘
from goes only one millionair ever di«d "N ew S tore —Snyder & Richard­
$100 to 5150 a month. For partie- in this state and that was Han. II. son are preparing to open up a new
lars addross I. E. Richardson. W. Corbett.
store in Scio. They will occupy the
Albany, Oregon.
The average editor secretely hopes store room formely occupied by J.
T. S. Coffey lately received the that sometime, some where, some­ R. Lake.”
,.In tho contest for Mayoralty of
finest line of whips and collar pads how, somebody may come to him
ever brought to Scio, which he is and unselfishly commend him for this city, before the common coun­
selling at a surprisingly low price, som-tliing he has said or done, but cil on last Tuesday, Hon. J. B. Ir­
quality considere«!.
most of us do not expect it—on lite vine was declared Mayor for the
present term.”
After the close of the exercises at other hand ho may probably go
to the end dodging swipes, lg- I "Tho Scio Legislature has been
i the church Thanksgivi«ig eve, the down
changed to tho Scio Debating So­
¡young people will gather at the Ma- noring cutting personal sarcasm from 1 ciety. J. C. Sumner president,
1 sonic hall for tlie purpose of having Jealous minds, edging away from ill- i Chas Johns secretary.”
natured criticism, and in tho «(tier
ajolly good time. All are invited. . wnvn
We also notice tlie ad of Win
ways steadfastly
nictKiiiintiy vii
endeavoring to
.
The road between Scio and M urr-(avoid as many of the > rasping and Morrow and brother, which makes
kers is something terrific, being al-j unpleasant things in this life as pos- four general stores Scio had In 1871
most impassible. Before winter is I sible, , sincerely
trusting that t when as against two now. The oniy ad
______ , ______
over it is thought the mud will be
' ' fx
x. «■ fluidly
■ « « • • kAfiiiv.oiiia
« I uu we notice tn which the same party
pence
comes and «tit
all * in ■ ■ I lifes
i thin enough that boating will be j fitful
is over so
far ....
as worldly is now engaged iff the same husl-
....u. , fever
„ » » ■ ao
. ,<ia
good.
¡affairs are concerned that nobody nefs in Scio is that of E. J. Daley,
painter.
Account presentation of "Ben I will take the trouble t > cast stones
Following is the ad of I. C. Dickey
or
other
deadly
missiles
at
the
con
­
Hur” at Portland, the Southern Pa­
who lately became a resident of
veyance
that
1«
hired
to
haul
him
on
cific Co. will sell cQuud-trip tickets
our city but who then conducted
1 to Portland December 2d for oneand 1 a trot to the no ¡rest cemetery.
furniture store:
Befor«>
the
election
of
Chamber-
¡one-third fare; return limit, De­
hiui :
lain
for
Governor
there
were
lots
of
cember 3d.
Now if you can’t pay down tlie dust
people who denounced him as a From three to six month« I will
Senator Hunt of Portland, has man at no force of character an«l
i
trust;
i
been in Scio the past week directing that because he was a "jolly good
Ami
if
my
work
will
suitat
all
tlie install! ng of the gas plant pur­ fellow” he iiad no backbone and was
chased by Hihler A Gill Co., E. C. therefore unfit tu he governor. Don’t forget no me to call.
Peery and Dr. Prill. It will brob- These same howlers are now howl You’ll find me in Mechanic’s Hall
ably tie in running order the latter Ing that he has too much backbone Where I’ll attend to one and all.
part of this week or first of next.
in demanding a pledge from the The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1904 Almanac
The employes of the Booth Kelly legislature that they will not con­
Co., nave been notified of new sche­ sider any question but that of tho
Tho Rev. Ira B. Hicks Almanac
dule of wages which will go into ef­ tax law if lie convenes them in spe­ for 1901 is now ready. It will be
fect Dec. 1. The schedule makes a cial session. Several exchanges mailed to any address for 3b cents.
aedu< tion of 25 cents per day on all make all manner of remarks about It is surprising how such an elegant,
men receiving $2 or less, and 50 the same, such as suggesting a costly book can bo Hent prepaid so
cents on all receiving more than $2 "nigger in the wood pile.” Some of cheaply.
No family or person ispre-
those chronic growlers would rather
pet day.
the legislature woulii meet and pired to study tlie heavens, or tlie
storms
and
weather in 1991, without
Wednesday evening the W. O. W. spend thousands of dollars an«l ac­
Initiated nine new members into complish no more than if they do as tills wonderful Hicks Almanac and
that order. About fifteen members the governor requests. For once wo Prof. Hicks splendid paper, W ord
of the Stayton camp came over to have a governor who is a governor and W orks . Both are sent for on­
assist the Scio lodge. Supper was an«l one who looks to the interests ly ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. WORD
serve«! »bom midnight, at which ail of the tax payer, not to the useless and W orks is among the best Am­
erican Magazines. Like the Hicks
did justice. The W. O. W. lodge in expenditure of money.
Scio now has a large membership.
In the amount of produce shippoil Almanac, it is too well known to
need further commendation. Few
Remember Hibler & Gili Co. al­ Scio merchants lead, shipping more men have lalmred more faithfully
produce
from
Scio
than
any
other
ways sets the price of produce,
for tlie public good or found a warm­
others follow. If it was not for the city of its size in the valley. Hib-1 er place In the hearts of the people.
ler
A
Gill
(
o.
alone
shipped
for
high prices they pay for turkeys
Send orders to W orm anii W orks
people all over the country vould Thinksgiving market over $3,000 P ublishing Co, 2z0l Locust st..
sell for several cents less than they worth of turkeys, a large per cent of St Louis, M o .
do, Take notice that prices are al­ which was brought from neighbor­
ways higher here than any place in ing cities, such as Jefferson, Leba­
Convicted Of Manslaughter.
non and several others. As long as
the state.
Mr. Hibler has lieen in business in
The best place io get a good busi­ j Scio he has had the reputation of
A'iiert Martin, the Indian black -
ness education is at tlie new Busi­ (laying more for produce than any smith, trie«! in the Fedrral Court for
ness College, Albany, Oregon.
It other merchant in the valloy, a rep tlie murder of U. 8. Grant, is guilty
will pay to investigate the merits of utation which has drew the farmers of manslaughter.
this school. Prof. I. E. Richard­ for miles around and who woul«i
After remaining ebrseted iu the
son is a man of experience and otherwise have gone to other towns. : jury room lor seven hours, iiegin-
know* just how best to train you for Hibler A Gill Co. paid 17c per pound lingat 11.15 Tuesday morning the
success. He secures positions for for turkeys an«l secure'l a groat (jury
late in the afternoon returned a
1
his students. Enter at any time. many from Jefferson whose mer­ verdict fimling Martin guilty of the
This week J. A. Walla je brought chants paid from lie to 15e per lessor degree of tint crime of taking
Our products are not affected by perspiration,
human life.
In a beet raised by him which ineas- pound.
In reaching tlie verdict it is quite
never fade, stain, or run. Our cjlors will stand
Ured 2 feet 8 inches in length, and
Court
House
News.
evident
there was a compromise and
2« Inches arouud the largest part
acid test—the most absolute test known
from the fa«-t Hint seven hours were
and weighed 32 po nds It was
Clicuit court.
¡consumed in retelling an agreement
-ent hy R. Shelton to Hon. Jefferson
Judge Burnett held an adjo'irnel i there can he no doubt that a part of
Myers, president of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition Commission and : session of department one. A rno- I the jurors were in favor of a verdict
»ill be sent by him with the Ore­ I tion of l he plaintiff in the case of E. i of murder in the first degree.
A. Truelove «gt Albany, to strike
gon exhibit to St Louis in 1904. It I outlhe
answer o n the grounds that
is a prize winner.
it was verified hy the Mayor instead
Brownsville will won have elec­ of the recorder, upon whom the I
tric lights. The plant ami system complaint wasserve«!, was overruled
will be put in without delay if the The plaintiff gave notice that he
plans of tlie owner, N P. Crume. of would move to strike out parts of
Albany
Oregon
the Bro.»nsville Flouring Milla, do the answer to be heard Dec., 16, at 1
not miscarry. The city has granted p. in., at which time the case of
Mr. Crume a franchise and he has Mary Ann l’owi-rs agt. 8. B. Powers
already commenced preliminary ar- to quit title will also b ■ tried.
LOCAL.
LADIES
KNIT
UNDERWAAR
MADE TQ 111
“Ben Hur” in
Portland.
Klaw A Erlanger,« stupenous pro­
duction of Gen. Lew Wallace’s Ben
Hur will be presented at the Mar­
quant Grand Theater, Portland, Oro
gon’for five nights, December 1st to
5th. with matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday. This great produc­
tion requires the services of 35(1
peopla and requires ten baggage cars
to transport thèir groat quantity of
scenery and effects. In the great
chariot race seen», eight horses har­
nessed to two chariots appear in
their grand struggle for surpemacy.
This is their only appearance
Oregon.
THEOLD REUÀBLÌ
Notice.
There come to my place about
June 1st, three heifers, two red and
one a white roan, One marked
with under bit, other two not mark­
ed. Owner can have same by pay
mg for pasturage ami tliis notice
I
PAKTS
S A'L E
H. C. M iller
AbMlutefjrPu
ummwsutsmm
u
Used and reeommended by 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, cast­
ing 50c, to 48 gallons of water will effectually
treat 150 bushels of wheat or 100 bushels of oats.
For
Sale by
SCIO,
OREGON
About 150 pairs
^HWoolen PantsH«*
Must be closed out within 15 days
from above date
Prices will suit everybody
ßJÖ^Come and get a
they last
while
H. J. JOKES I
-THE-
BOOKSELLER
Albany, Oregon
Will have a full Xmas line including Shell
Novelties, Pictiiris, Toilet Articles, Albuii s,
Purses, i|i fact anything you want.
ct j
Used by manufacturers of lios-
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 tlie 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.
JEWELER
Will have a full line of Holiday goods,
ware, Glassware ami all Kinds of Jewelry.
FURNI TU RE
HñRDWñ R E
—AND—
I have
lately received several
carloads of Furniture and Hard­
ware of every description.
X^TCorne and inspect them yourself,
HJÖ*S**For sale at 15c per pair by
W. B. Stevens & Co
To Cure a Cold in One Day
[
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Seven MBHoe Soxae aoW In paat
U »onth*.
TW« rignatUTO*