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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
LOCAL I PURELY PERSONAL | Cash paid for hides and pelts of all ©»©ass»©»® a©®«»©»©« sa ©S' kinds. Guy McKnlght. a Mr. Hecker of Crabtree, has % Jos. Sestek was over from Stayton child very ill with pneumonia. Wednesday. Miss Vina Miller has been ill the Jas. Knauff is spending a few days past week but is reported improved. in Silverton. A new ’phone was installed in the John Wesely was an Aibiqy via residence of W. E. Savage last week tor Monday. Mrs. F. J. Irvine has been ill dur i F. M. Nary, a life insurance agent We have just put on sale over 1000 Ing the week, but at last reports was is again in our city. pairs of Albany Woolen Mills six pound much better. E. J. 8humaker was over from gray Blankets. The little child of J. B. Mathis Jefferson Sunday. near Thomas, is seriously ill with First quality $4-00 per pair. F. R. Drury returned Sunday last pneumonia. from a visit to Salem. Stcond “ $3.00 per pair. ¡ Albert Duda is ill with ‘tUbercdio- Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Johnston were visiting at Lyons last week. for his recovery. L. E.*Miller was a business visitor Twenty-nine marriage licenses i were Issued in December, placing at Albany Saturday last. A that month ahead of.allotbar months M. P. Long and family were visit ing in Jefferson last week. Found — A masquerade suit. Own Found a Cu e For Indigestion. A Very Close Call. er can have the same by calling at L. W. Pomeroy was an Albany the plaining mill and proving prop visitor the first of the week. “I stuck to my engine although erty. I use Chamborl ila’a Stomach and Johnnie Gill and Henry Burmis- t.iver Tablets for indigestion and every joint ached and every nerve Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D., find that they suit my ease better was racked with pain,” writes C W will be at-his Scio office the first half ter returne I to Portland Monday. than any dyspepsia remedy I have Bellamy a locomotive fireman of of each month. All work guar Mrs. Albert Cole came down from «ver tried, and I have used many Burlington Iowa. “I was weak and anteed. Coburg the latter part of last week. pale, without any appetite and all different remedies. I am nearly Mrs. Jarnagan returned to her •fifty-one years of age and have suf rundown. Asl»as about to give A school meeting Is to be held in feted a great deal from indigestion. up I got a bottle of Electric Bitters this city next Saturday at 10 o’clock, home In Albany the first of the week I can eat almost anything I want to and after taking it I felt as well as for the purpose of levying a tax to J. W. Groshong was over from now. Geo W Emory, Rock Mills I ever did in my life.” Weak sickly meet the obligations. Jefferson the latter part of last week run down people always gain new Ala, For sale by all dealers. Wm Ewing an uncle of W. A. life, strength and vigor from their "Grandma” Calavan this -.week Ewing of this city, is visiting the use. Try them. Satisfaction guar sold to Louis Knouff and wife, her T he N ews and Oregonian 1 year anteed by E C Peeey. Price 50 cents residence property on the south side latter. r $2.00. formely occupiei by L. L. Calavan. H. M. Myer left'tor Dallas on a busiuess trip the first of the Hiblcr <t Gill Co. are keeping up short their reputation of paying the high week. Santiam and Vicinity. Pithy Paragraphs. Misses Susie McDonald and Anna est price for poultry, and tn fact all kinds of produce of anybody in the Wiltfong returned from Philomath Monday. country. From our regular correspondent. As long as a woman retains her Miss Anna Morris is home on a C. W. Alward and wife, who mov maidqn name her maiden aim is to Mrs. Malcolm Miller, of Stayton, visit having come up from Portland ed to Mexico last Fall, write that change it. is seriouriy ill at the home of her they could not live on sunshine, and mother, Mrs. Titus, and la not ex last week. An old lady says she hears every pected to live. Dr. Prill was called Miss Ollie Morris visited her sis were moving to Denver, Colorado. day of civil engineers and wonders in consultation with Dr. Kitchen ter, Mrs. L. M. Jones, in Lebanon John Miller and wife and Newton if there.»re nd civil conductors. the first of the week. last week. Crabtree and wife, of Marion, were Mother, may I get up at daybreak visiting the ladies’ parents, L. W. J. J. Barnes and Mr. Combs made Pomeroy Mr Wm S Crane of California, Md and go out to look at the new comet and wife. suffered for years from rheumatism a pleasure trip to Detroit the first of with Charlie? “No my daughter; and lumbago. He was finally ad the week. Rant ¡am Grange gave a social din. hut you may go Into the kitchen vised to try Chamlterlain'H Pain ner New Year ’ s day which was a Mrs. Hennesy, of Oregon City, is grand success, llu being present. -and peel those potatoes.” It is thus Balm, which he did and it affected a visiting that many a youthful and soaring her mother, Mrs. ¿Houston, complete cure. For sale by all deal in this city. Speeches wero made by Geo. Suth mind is condemned to limit the erland and Mrs. C. C. Lee. ers. realm of its knowledge to the nar- Mrs. T. J. Munkers and daughter, Riley Burtenshaw of Whatcom, iow borders of an insignificant plan John Cyrus has been busy the past Inez, are visiting relatives in Port Wash., is visiting tin aunt, Mrs. J. et week, boxing the city water wain land this week. P. Orubtree. 11 underneath the bridge, This pipe A wit driving In the country one Eugene Busse, the flax hnill man, causes a great-deal of trouble every Jury Gaines and sister, Inez, have day observed a notice beside a fence time there is a slight freeze, but it is in the citv, having come up from returned from a short visit to Port "BewHreof the dog!” There not it n is thought by boxing it, all trouble Salem Tuesday. being any signs of a dog, the wit land. will cease. Samuel Ewing, of Greenville, is wrote on the board, “Ware be the Clyde Charlton and sister, Anne, visiting relatives and friends in this will return to their home in Spokane dog?” 1I Dierdorff Lodge No 54, I. O. O. F. section this week. „ officers at in a few days. installed the following A Judge threatens to fine a law Fred Morris left for McMinnville meeting yer for contempt of court. “I have their regular „ “ _ Saturday N. R. Graham and wife, of Hub ll night of last week; N. G. G. ~ W. Monday where he will visit for a few bard, have been visiting the letters expressed no contempt for the court* liif Morrow; VG J. C. Johnston; 8ec. days with frieods. »he lawyer, “on the contrary, I Zu J mother, Mrs. 8. W. Gaines. They said Jos. Wesely; Fin. Sec. T. 8. Coffey; have carefull concealed my feelings” Joe Engerman and Mr. Johnson returned home Tuesday. Treas. D. C. -Humphrey. of Silverton are visiting the Knauff Costomer—Walter, I can’t get on Mrs. Lee Bilyeu and daughters this lobster; it’s as hard as flint January 4, the next term begins family in this city. have been visiting with friends dur with Waiter—Beg pardon, sir, a slight in the Eclectic Business Collage, Al Miss Hattie Quigley of Etna Mills ing the Holidays. mistake. That’s the paper made, bany,1 Oregon. There is no better Calif., is visiting her brother, H. H. M, C. Gaines and wife made a -lobster out of the show-case. place for a young person to get a Quigley, netr Scio. business trip to Albany this week. good business or shorthand educa A-little four-year-old remarked to Lester and Nellie H-olt, of Crab tion. The short, rapid courses pre Some Scio hunters let their dogs her mother on going to bed, “I am tree. were visiting'with relatives at pare you in a few months time for kill a fine turkey belonging to Mrs. not afraid of the dark.” "No of good paying positions. Write to Stay ton last week. J. P. Crabtree, and that lady is nat course you are not” replied her President I. E. Richardson for cir mother, ‘for it can’t hurt you:’ But Miss Myrtle and Claud Calavan re urally very indignant. culars. turned to their studies at McMinn J, H. Poindexter is engaged in mamma, I was afraid once when 1 went into the pantry In the uark to ville college Monday. finishing and painting his residence, steal Frank Vevra, who fell from the some honey, ‘What were you Mr. Delaney, of Starbuck, Wash.. walk near the bridge some months Henry Ray has. been busy making afraid of?’ asked her osamma. "I ago and broke his leg, threatens to Is visiting nts daughter, Mre. W. G, was afraid I couldn’t filnd the hon extensive tepalrs on his house. brirife suit against the city for dama McDonald, above town. ey.” ges. He sustained injuries to his 8. W. Gaines is In the market for Miss Hogue, one of our public Girls who wish to have small, foot which will never be entirely school teachers, spent the Holiday those wanting hogs or pigs. pretty shaped mouths should repeat well. It is the general opinion of vacation at her home in Albany. Mrs. G. L. Sutheiland has been on at frequent intervals during the the citizens that the gentleman day; "Tommy Finch fried five floun would be wasting time and money •R. Shelton and family visited last the sick list the past week. week with Mrs. Shelton ’ s parents, Sunday evening a number of near derin fish for Francis Flower’s fath by bringing suit against the city. Mr, and Mrs. A- Montgomiey, near neighbors gathered at the home of er.” Hibler 4 Gill Co. have been bus y Shedds. S. W. Gaines fora good old fashion - during the week moving their hard M. Pintlcr returned to Scio ed time, which lasted until a lute City Council. ware stock to their new location, j I the W. first I of the week, having spent hour. When this stock is moved they will , Christmas with his parents in south The city council met in the firemens have things convenient, as eve ern Oregon. Munkcrs and Vicinity. rything sold in the city can be se hall at 10:00 A. m ., January 1st, 1904. cured of them without the necessity 8. I. Shore ha3 -been over from From our regular correspondent. After a short session the old eouncil of going from place to place. They K onmouth during the week, visit adjourned and the new members, W. E. are now engaged in clearing up their ing with friends, He returned Miss Lenora Francis returned to Ravage, If. M. Myer, D. C. Humphrey stock preparatory to securing their home Tuesday. Albany 8aturday. and John Wesely, were sworn in. The new spring stock. Dr. -Booth, of Lebanon, made a Miss Nora Donahue-is visiting in messages and reports of the city officers Sunday i An Oregon editor starts the New professional call t» our city Albany. for 1903 were read. The mayor appoin Year , with the following. An edi to see Ira Foren who had been quite Bruce Denny of Portland was a ted the following standing committees , tor works 886 days per year to get ill for some time. guest of his uncle, F. J. Denny, for for the ensuing year: out h;rs’paper—that’s labor. Once in Mr. Combs, resident of Ohio and a Ways and means— a while somebody pays him a year’s former neighbor of J. J. Barnes, was the past week. subscription—that’scapital, and once vi5itlng the latter and family tn this Mrs. II. Quigley has returned D. C. Humphrey , in a while some dead heat takes the city the first ot the week. from Harrisburg where she has G. F. Coffey \ paper n year or two wit hout paying G. C. Johnston been visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. L. W. Brown, of The Dalles, an ; for it—that’s anarchy. But ‘liter B. Davis. Fire, Light, and Water— old time resident of Scio, has been justice overtakes this la>t named G. C- Johnston Miss Anna Mufphy -has -gone to i creature, for there is a place where in our city the pist week shaking R. Shelton Albany to remain during the winter he will get his just deserts—that’s hands with numerous friends. H. M. Myer hell. Mrs. T. D. McClain and the baby .Account and Current Expenses— Mrs. J. H. Davidson, of Rowlandj and Mrs. 8. Phillip), of Kingston, left Saturday for Springfield to visit G. F. Coffey have been visiting their father, A. •her sister. Mrs. Fred Smith. H. M. Myer Fut Tar On Rollers T. Powell, for some time past, John Wesely ■¡Jas. Arnold and wife were county Streets and Public Property— W. C. Miller, now of Hopewell, seat visitors Monday. Corvallis Or., Jan, 5.—(Special)— was in our city the first of lhe week W. E. Savage Mrs, D. Donahue returned from a Joshua Creffleld and Charles Brooks on , a combined business and pleasure visit John Wesely with Albany friends Saturday. the t <vo religions fanatics, who led trip. He left for home Tuesday G. F. Coffey Miss Nettie Hun’ley has returned Ordinance Committee— the Holy Rollers in the recent spas- morning. from Stay ton where she spent the motic outbreak of religious enthusi R. Shelton Miss Nellie McDonald who is holidays. ■ 1 1 j asm in which household articles D. C. Humphrey were burned, and cats and dogs de teaching school near Kingston, after Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, of Al stroyed, were fallen from their lodg having spent the holidays with her bany, are visiting at the home of D. W. E. Savage ings on the east bank of the Wil parents near this city, returned to Preservation of Health— Donahue. lamette at a late hour Tuesday her school Sunday. ____ H. M. Myer night, and plastered with tar and I). C. Humphrey feathers. Crabtree. R. Shelton Saved From Terrible Death. About 20 men engaged ■" the af fair, and according to the best ob Tho people or tills vicinity are tainable accounts, they are all Cor The family of Mrs M L Bobbitt of i well. R. W. Swink has purchased vallis citizens, and men ot res;>ecta- Bargeton Tenn suw her dying and a half — interest in the store at Crab bility and standing. They were not were powerless to Bave her. The tree so It will hereafter be known aa disguised, and made little or no at most skillful physic-fans and every & Swink Co.—Miss Lizzie tempt at secrecy. They crossed the remedy used, failed, while con Turnidge from Roseburg ferry to the Linn County side and sumption was slowly but surely tak Kinser she returned has lieen visiting her sis surrou tided the Holy Roller house, ing her life. In this terriable hour where —We need a blacksmith at Crab 200 yards beyond the Fiver. With Dr King’s New Discovery for Con ter. tree.—The boys have been practic- all ways of escape ent off fouror five sumption turned despair into joy fo<>t ball, and In their pugilistic stalwart men approached the front The first bottle brought Immediate powers they use W. J. T. for the door, which they burst in after a relief and its continued use com ball, when they get tired kicking pletely cured her. It is the most \ loud knock. pump out the wind, put in a They took the two apostles from certain cure in the world for all they imaginary sand then slug away among eight or ten other members throat and lung troubles. Guaran little they gel tired. Mr. T. does I of the sect in the room, and after re teed bottles 50c and $1, Trial but until crossing the ferty, conducted them ties free at E C Peery’s drug store. not mind it much. to a bridge north of the Corvallis An Assault Case. sawmill, a quarter of a mile north Freight Rates to Advance. of the city limits, where the tar and feathers were applied. Freight rates on the chief commo Trouble over a dog fight Tuesday The clothing was then put hack on last week lefl tn a fist leal argu the shivering apostles, and they dities shipped from the East will be of ment between Niegtnund O, Miller were Ordered to leave thecommnnl- materially advanced January 18, the and W. F. Turnidge, of Crabtree. ty and not return, on pain of worse advance being made by general ag Miller was arrested on the charge treatment. Both men hastened to reement among ail transcontinental of assanlt and was fined $> before obey, and hurried away on a run, lines. The new rates will affect the Justice Risley, of Albany. ■j going north along the Albany road. entire Pacific coast. The increased A sensational sequel to the affair rates will be made on shipments was the subsequent return during from New York and common points Agents for the Willamette Valley, Whan bilious try a dose of Cham the night of Creffield to the Holy from Chicago and common points, Roller headquarters, and his mar from Omaha and Mississippi River I berlain’s Stomach ana Livtr Tablets and from the St Louis terri- and realize for onco how quickly a riagein Albany next morning to points ________ Oregon Albany short all — shipments w.au-. Hurt, vww — ------ - r — — — — will ■ first-class - - - — up ■ to date medicine will I ... Miss Maud one of the leading t O Ty. I In -______ _____ • — diriples of the sect, and a voung wo cost about — 10 ___ cents more - for each 100 , eerreet the disorder, Fur sale by all man of beauty aad high character. | pound brought to the Pacific coast, dealers. O BLANKETS S E- YOUNG & SON. Albany, Ore. 3 SHAWLS! THEOU) RELIABLE To be sold regardless of Cost. Ladies hand made circular shawls fine knit wool squares. ‘ ‘ Shetland floss wool ice wool circular shawls. black ice wool squares. Gone aud get one while they last Wesely Bros., /Ì SOROSIS! Sorosis shoes do not stretch. They support the arch of the foot and retain their shape. Sorosis shoes are not made like other shoes, .they are better, They must be fitted in a different manner. Your feet will be more com- fortable, your disposition better, and your purse heavier when you wear Sorosis. ’ The lieport of the treasurer and rtCor*’13 A der shows the following totals: Receipts...................................... .2014 70 Diebnresrr.ents........................ ?. .-1387 09 t i.TT T - ----- Money on hood.... ^.,„.627 81 - ‘ V v. !’ • TfQV ß» HO DBCAT OF THF TEETH. Mi* i The discovery was recently nounced that decay of teeth, Ilk. other forms of decay, is wholly de endent upon the action of microbes, -ays J. H. K . in Good Health. The germa are always present in the mouth, and when sweet, starchy sub- .iances are retained upon the gums or between the teeth, they set up h -ort of fermentation, which produce* n aaid capable of .dissolving this nninel. Pure culture« f these mi crobes have been fount) capable of -reducing an ncid which rapidly soft- ■ns teeth exposed to its action. This liscovery explains the deleterious ef- "ect of candies and other ■ sweets ipon the teeth. The teeth of chil dren are often destroyed by tfie ’fate ise of sweets before the permanent”1 eeth have fully made their apfiear- nee. As a consequence, the second set are defective, and -also decay early. Invalid*« <?*(!•«. A palatable addition to the menu of a convalescent is an '‘invalid’s cut let.” For this take three cutlets from a-tieck of mutton, trim one very leatly and fix it between the other two, which should be large enough to lap it all around. Fasten the three together with a string or small toothpick skewers, and broil, turn ing constantly 'while they are ’cook ing. When cooked take the middle cutlet out and serve with a little l>otato snow or some spinach, or whatever the doctor will permit. It will be found that this middle cut let has absorbed all the juice of the other two . and is both delicate and extremely "tKWirishing.—N. Y. ' 'ost. Mo-Tb-Bac for Fifty Cent*. 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