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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1904)
IAK’AT-.. \V“ “re »Her your Shoe trude and offer you good values ” .nd gUHraotee the goods. During this month ue liavt- n ing reduction un M kii ’ m and Boy»’ Slipper., and lo clo-e out several line» they will goat 25 per cent les. than the regular price. County. The following whi h U dipped K. O. T. M. entertainment Feb. from the Portland Telegram, un 19. Tickets 2oc and 15c. Cash paid for hides and pelts of all doubtedly refers to the develop ment work th.it is being doue in tho kinds. Guy McKnight. I Meu’i Heavy Shoe, |3.0O, (3.25 and $3.50, shoes with outside counters $2. vicinity of Lacomb: Two hours of »olid tun and laugiu Ladies' Calf and Grain Shoes, button and lace, all leather, for just one Messrs. Parker, Wilson and Mc- ter Friday evening Feb. 19. dollar. Come and hear the Scio M tndolin Croskey, of tills city, are develop Boys School Shoes, boys sizes $1.25—Youths $1.—. ing a coal mine in Linn county by and Guitar Club, Feb. 19, 1904. which they expect to land coal in If you want to die happy. COW»! and Itear lite I’ratum Minstrals Feb. Portland at much lower rates than can be done from any other coal 19. You w ill miss the best par» of j field yet discovered. your life if you fail lo hear the Pra- j Tins mine is situated within 111 i turn Trio bob. 19. I miles of tho Coburg branch of the You will laugh when you see the Southern Pacific, in the Willamette ‘•Seiiool Teacher” dialogue bv local Valley, and 25 miles east of the city talent Friday eve. Feb. 19. 1904. of Albany. A depth of 387 feet Ims Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D, been reached by tunnel, and a vein will he at his Scio office the first Itali nine feet thick has been followed a >f each month. AH work guar- Munkers. c mslderable dist inee. uiteed. The coal, according to J. II. Fisk, Vida Munkers, daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Jos Munkers is vNitLig re a well-known assayer, shows 4‘* per Minnie Munkers, a former s ‘ bool latives nejir Alb.iny Hint Tangent. 1 teacher in tliis city, died at Port cent of fixed carbon, and a coking Mi?. Donney has returned from land last Week. capacity of <¡5 per cent, It is good I T- M, Holt was over from Thom the been Cotton Blankets 45c to Salem Where she his as yesterday. We can'furnish you any newspa coal for welding and making gas or All wool $4-50 white and grey blan W. E Savage and Mrs. Foren guest of her daughter, Mrs. Win per or magazine published in the (J. steam, while for domestic uses it S. cheapei than you can secure it cannot i>e beaten by anything in ’s Extra Value Full »tock boots, (none betser Bilyeu. were at Albany Tuesday. ket $3.25 Men made......................................... ..................... »»60 M yourself. See us before ordering 8. H. Goin shipped 14 large hogs any of the above. the market, according to the ewners Joe Warwick has been down from $3.50 Short ducK Doots (best on *3 00 Men’s Heavy Full Stock Shoe.. Lebanon during the week. to Portland this week. “We have ample capital to build a ••Grandma” King has been seri 2.70 Men’s Solid Good Wearing Boots.... earth) E. F. and John Long, of Jefferson, Miss Miyma Donahue has return* ously ill during the week and for railroad to the mine from the South earth $5 Long duck boots [best on were in our city Saturday. ern Patific, ” said E. P. McCrosky awhile it was thought she could ed from Albany. $2 75 Ladies Heavy Best on Earth Shoes.... 2 2 not recover, She is still in a pre today, “and we are not trying to sell 4.00 Some odd pairs........................ Dr. S. C. Browne was a business Fred Neal and wife of Elk City, carious condition. 50c to |1 Visitor Tuesday last at Albany. stock or advertise the mine in any 1.50 |2 00 Ladies Unlined Shoes Some odd size rubber boots are visiting his grandfather, B. F. Brdstreets’ state tha‘ 80 per cent way. We have 800 acres surround Mrs. A. J. Layton, of Lebanon, Mnnkers. of those who fail in business are ing the mine secured, and are confi- visited Mrs, G. C. Johnston in this 1.25 Ladies Ice Wool Shawls 89c 6 50 Loggers Shoes............ Mrs. Ed Smith is very ill. Dr. those who do not advertise. When dent that, by this time next year, city last week. Bradstreets say iso it certainly is for 1.00 “ black “ G9c Childrens Shoes.................... Miss Edna Gill was visiting in Hawk of Jefferson is attending her. this company have every facilty to we will be sending coal into Port- Jefferson last week. She returned Miss Anna Murphy has returned find out the facta. land by the trainload. The 11 nnles 40 and 50c Fascinators 28 and 35c h line Sunday. (Umbrellas 50a to $1, from Albany. Thedore Petcrooff, the dog-faced of railroad we are to build can be Babies wool k 25c Miss Kate Miller, of Shelburn, Mrs. Phillips came over from man. known by the sobriquet of constructed with very little expense Visited her sister, Miss Lena, in Lebanon to remain indefinately, do “Jojo,” exhibited in most countries as the right of way is as level as any tills city last week. ! of the world, died of pneumonia at ing the household duties for T. Saloniea, Turkey. Peterhoff attrae- portion of tho Willamette Valley. Mrs. Wherry, of Arlington, is Kelly. i ted much attention in the United We have been quietly developing visiting her mother, Mrs. Samuel States, where he was exhibited 20 the mine for two years, but have Donahue sold a W. Wilson and I), Miller, in this city. years ago by a well known circus said very little about it. We have of potatoes to Mrs. A. Montgomery, of Shedd, is couple of car loads proprietor. now reached a polirt where wo don’t visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. John Jones of Jefferson, last week. Commencing witl> March 1st we care who Knows what a rich proper Sheltou in this city. Wm McBride has returned from a will i on cards for all lodges for $3 ............. All those carrying ty we have within 100 miles of Port R. E. Hibler accompanied by his business and pleasure trip at Aber per year .. each. cards will receive free all notices land. I < son, Lionel, left for southern Ore deen, Wash. they may w ish, while those not car | gon on a business trip Wednesday, Will Ship Wood to Frisco. F. J. Denny has ploughed up tho rying cards will ho charged for | Mrs. Yancey came down from well known strawberry patch on the their notices at regul r rates. This is the rule with most all newspapers Tacoma Wednesday to attend the Santiain. The first cargo of cordwood ever hence our action. funeral of her niece, Miss Effile Auction Sale. shipped from Portland to San Fran Intiamr tory Rheumatism Cured. Tindall Bros, will give a social Escaped an Awful Fate. Clark. The temperance people of Cottage 1 cisco will go out next week. Those All Grove have been fightiag the sa ball next Saturday evening, The following Scio people are tak William Shaffer, a brakeman of We will sell all our household of that place hard and expec . who profess to know say there is an Mr. Il Heggans of ft elbaurne Fla. ing the teachers examination at Al are invited and a good time is as- loons unusual demand for fir wood in the property, furniture, stoves etc., at writes, “My doctor told me I had Dennison, Ohio was confined to his ted to gain an important point by bany: Misses Ollie Morris, Lillian . sured. being instrumental in raising the California metropolis, tho local sup public auction on Saturday Feb. 27. consumption and nothing could be his bed for several weeks with infl- Sherwood and Sadie Sims. “I used Ross E. H ibler .) j done for me. I was given up to die. ammatojy rheumatism. saloon license from $400 to $800, but ply having fallen short. It Is esti many remedies,” he says. “Final at the last council meeting one coun Mrs. A. T. Powell received the The'offer of a free trial hottie of Dr. ly I sent to McCaws drug store fojr a Good Prospects For Stock. cilman. J. I. Jones, who held the mated that after all cartage and news Wednesday of the dangerous King’s New Discovery for Consump brttle of Chamberlain’s Pain Ila m, deciding vote, failed to appear. transportation charges are paid it illness of her father at .Wilhelmina, tion, induced me to try it. Results at which time I was unable to use The cattle outlook for the coining The matter was compromised at can be laid down there ?» $8 a cord and left fbr that place Thursday. were startling. I am now on the hand or foot, and in one week’s SCIENTIFIC BARBERS. season is better than last season, $400 and saloons to close at miil- by being precured at points on tho road to recovery and owe it all to time wits able to work as happy as a G. L. Sutherland left the first of I and from present indications there diglit and stay closed on Sundays. Dr. King’s New Discovery. It sure : clam.” For sale by all dealer». Columbia river, As the best grade the week for Hammond, a few The city council met in regular of coal down hat way costs ly saved my life.” This great cure i will be a great demand for stock of $12 a miles from Astoria, where he will session Thursday night of last week is guaranteed for all throat and lung Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port ail kinds, but it is possible the pre clerk in a general merchandise diseases by E C Peery druggist. land and Willamette Valley Points. with all councilmen present hut R. ton, wood is held to be much cheap- store. vailing prices will not equal those Shelton. The regular routine of j er. Shipping men say this tnatter Price 50c and $1. fl. Trial bottles free 1........ . ..................................... was transacted, bills paid is likely to develop into a healthy Low round trip rates have been Miss Grace Gill is exoected home that have been paid growers during ibusinn-s * JOHN SMITH, placed in effect between Portland in the near future. She will clerk a few years previous to 1908. This etc. That being the regular yearly industry. Timber is becoming : Barber. De«itls>t, Dermatoloffiet. : election time for the election of an Market Report. and Willamette valley points in ei in the store of Hibler & Gill Co. and is e< rlainly encouraging to growers electrician the council proceeded .o I scarce in California and it is prob, .......................................................... • ther direction. Tickets will be sold will probably also own several shares since it is far better to havs a large i elect the same, and as but one hid, I If the new methods of scientific able tnat the Oregon forests will The following reports are corrected Saturdays and Sundays and Umitmi of the stock of that company. demand for cattle at fair prices than i that of Frank Dicicey for $10 a have to be drawn on regularly.— teaching instituted by the barber every Thursday noon and are absolutely to return on or liefore the following Monday. Round trip from West In this Issue Ross E, Hibler offers to experience many years ilka the month was In, tho council adjourned schools prove a success such signs as Scio, $2.95. for sale all his household good-, as past year where there was no op until the evening of Feb. 15, for Journal. the above may become a common sight correct at that time: I which meeting Mr. Dickey will be he intends moving to Seatlie as in our large cities. It is the intention, I'ggs 24c. Bet .er Than Gold. soon as possible, where he has busi portunit.v to dispose of anything un asked to have references prepared. reports the Chicago Tribune, to unite Butter 35 @ 40c. A Favorite Remedy for Babies. I ness interests that demand bis at less it was in prime condition for Memorial Day is rapidly approach- _______ i Tiickens 12c lb. «•I was troubled for several years the barbers’ profession with that of tention. He will still retain his in beef. | ing and on that day you will be ar dentistry, and also to imbue the pupil with chronic indigestion ano ner with a knowledge of the physician’s Turkeys 18c lb. terest in the store here. ranging vour cemetery lots in the Its plen«ant tnster.nd prompt cures Those who handled cattle during I most artistic manner. But after all vous debility.” writes •«' II Green of art sufficient to enable him to treat (¡eese 7c lb. have made Chamberlain’» Cough R. Shelton was at Albany Tues the past seasons are already in re | your labors, it will seem very in Larcester, N IP “No remedy help all kinds of skin diseases and to care Lard 14c lb. Remedy a favorite with mothers of day, where as refree in the it .‘hard- ceipt of inquiries from eastern buy complete unless you have a family ed me until I begun using Electric small children. It quickly cures son estate he sold the sama, Dr. ers regarding the cattle outlook, monument, tablets or grave stones Bitters, which did me more good for the face so as to keep it in a healthy Bacon 13J.ic lb. their coughs and colds and prevent condition. Hams 16c lb. than all the medicines I ever used. Browne purchasing the 10 a res in which is interpreted by some to in to add to your labors. M. N. Rich any (lunger of pneumwnia or other In the future a barber shop will be Th'«y have also kept my wife in ex the city and J. A. Richardson pur i dieate u greater demand and better ardson is In town again this week [ serious consequences.. It not only chasing the 30 acres of tiu»l>er near prices for all kinds d tiring the com and will he glad to talk to you . cellent health for years. She says rated according to the college diploma s cures croup, but when given as soon it can display. Without leaving h ■> Electric Bitters are just splendid ing year.—Prineville Review. his farm. about the latest methods of doing , us the croupy cough appears will chair it will be possible for a man to I ing any kind of cemetery work. for female troubles; that they are a Tur N ews and Oregonian 1 year prevent the attack. For sale by all have his whiskers amputated, his fac ! grand tome and invigorator for The snedal prices which his com-1 r $2 Ot). dealers. pany is making will cease about j weak run down women. No other washed and all facial blemishes cure-i and removed, his teeth cleaned and i I medicine can take its place in our March 1st after which the regular family.” Try them. Only 50c. Sat tough molar ¡»ulled. It is proposed to j he prices will be restored. isfaction guaranteed by E C Peery. 1. ve a tonsorial chair added to all tl. i The farmers telephone line build- i leading dental colleges and to pref, Ing out from this city is now com Teachers’ Examinations. the title of “Dr.” to all graduate bar pleted and by Sunday next t velve bers. farmers will ho in communication' Notice is hereby given th t the “if a dentist has the privilege tocnll with the outside world. The cost county superintendent of Linn to them lias been small and this fact county will bold the regular exami himself doctor,” said one of the bri alone will serve as a great induce nation of applicants for stato and ber professors the other day, “why hasn’t a barber who has graduated ment to other neighborhoods. Sev eral of the people of Jordan and La county papers at Albany, Oregon, as from a reputable college the san e follows: comb have been inquiring about right? Any barber with ordinary in F4-H TATE r.trEBS. the prospects fur a line in their tellect can learn to fill teeth and pull Commencing Wednesday, Febru neightxirhoixi and have called for a ary 10, at 9 o’clock a. m., and con them in a couple of months, and there meeting to lx» held in the McDonald is more skill required in a barber’s or as it is now called ttie Arnold tinuing until Saturday. February 13, I profession than in that of a dentis..’’ school house, about two miles east at 4 o’clock p. m. Dentists laugh at the new departure W ed nesday—Pen mansh i p, his of Scio, tn decide as to w hat they tory, spelling, algebra, reading I of the professional barbers and say will do. The meeting Is called for I they are laboring under a hnllucina- law. Saturday. February 2(1, in the fore school Thursday—Written arithmetic, ! tlon when they try to unite the two noon about nine o’clock. The dis heory of teaching, grammar, book I crafts. trict manager will be here on that physics, civil government, Already the science of masssging the date and will meet the farmers of keeping, Friday—Physiology, geography, ! face has been introduced into many Jordan and Lacomb and explain to composition, mental arithmetic, ! up-to-date shops, and compressed air them all the details connected with geography. and a number of the latest me h»nical a farmers line. Every farmer in physical Saturday — Botany, plane geome- the Jordan and Larwood country try. general history, English lftera- and scientific discoveries arc brought and all those living on the road ture, psychology. • intou.se. A barber who is not a derina- from those places to Scio are earnest tologist has no place in the scientific FOR COUNTY PAPERS. ly leqnested to be present. Don’t Commencing Wednesday, Fehrti- i shops of the cities to-day. It is the forge’ the date, Feb. 20th. ; custom to ask for the diploma of a bar- ary 10, ai 9 o’clock p. tn. ' her who is in search of a position First, second and third grade cer- Died. ! among the large shops, and n master I tlflcates. OLA RK—Effie My rile, daughter of ! Wednesday—Pen mans hip, history j barber hesitates to < e an rpplicant i a trial if he is lacking In this respect. J. E. and Millie Clark, was born ! orthography, reading. Th u reda.v— Written nrit h met Ic, The classes in the barber schools are at Lacomb, Ore., March 18, 1891, departed this life at Sisson, Calif., I theory of teaching, grammar, physi- divided into various, departments and Feb. 8. 1904, being 13 years II I jiogy- recite lessons and receive demonstra Friday—Geography, mental aaltli- tions from a regular corps of com months and 10 days. metic, school law. civil government. She was taken ill about Jan. 13th petent men. They practice what has PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. of the present year, and was a con been gained in the lecture hall at the stant though patient sufferer, every Wednesday—Penmanship, orthog poor houses and on the tramps, who thing being done that medical aid raphy, reading, arithmetic. I receive free treatment. According to Thursday—Alt of questioning, ' the circulars of one of the schools, and loving hands could do, but to no avail. Effie was a devoted and theory of teaching, ineUxxls, physi “they never kick,” as they know that loving child, loved by everyone for ology. it costs them nothing and it is one of W. L. J ackson , her bright and lovable ways. Her | the conditions that no protest be short stay In California won many County Sup’t. lodged if their eyelashes, instead of kind friends who administered their beard, are separated from their every act of kindness during her Card of T inks. anatomies, or the face is shaved clean sickness and death. School was of skin and hair with the same opera dismissed Wednesday and the pu We wish > tender our sincere tion. pils marched to the house to vi<-w The mixture of hair tonics, dyes, the remains and totase a beautiful thanks to our imny friends and wreath of flowers as a token of love neigblxxs for their kind assistance face creams and remedies to remove during the sickness and death of pimples, blackheads and the like is lo their departed schoolmate and thoroughly taught and Hie ay teift as a friend. On Dec., 15, 1902, Laura, our beloved wife ind mother. N. Yut ’ Xtl AND FAMILY. the youngest daughter passed away whole is ss’d to be so ronijiiete that and about four months ago the fa h- at a glance th iq>-tc-«Inte barber can (•r whs tu ken, thus making three Chamberlain's Stomach and l.iver lab tell if a bald head results from a short deaths in the family within a year. bed or sickness; can tell if n man is lets. Unequalled for Constipado Fun ral services were held at the sb ■’h by tl,< way he ha* his mustache Lacomb church on Thursday, Fell. trimmed, learn« tn know what nation II, conducted bv Rev. Turnidge, Mr. A R Kane, a prominent drug ality his girl is from thp kind of toilet mid the remains wore carefully laid gist of Baxter Spring-, Kan. says: water ¡»referred, and how well off in the grave besid- those dear ones •■Ch initx-rlain’s Stomach and Liver financially he is by the number of ex Agents for the Willamette Valiev, wl.o have gone on before. Tablets are, in my judgement, the The heart I. oken mother has the mo«t superior preparation of any- tras be u»ea- ttnderided sympathy of the entire tniug in use l<xlay ioi constipal.on. Oregon Albany community in her unusually sa l be They are sure in action ami with no reavement. tendency lo nauseale or gripe. For ’ THE NEWAund twice a w<-ok Ore gon Mute Juurn •! on© year for $2. sale by ali dealers. A Fill EXO. As complete a shoe store as though yye carried nothing but shoes * HIBLER GILÈ COMPANY* 25 to 50 Per Cent! a Reuction on Fall and Winter........... I PURELY PERSONAL Ï Goodfe We are feeling very liberal now,the past year hav ing been a most successful one in business for us. So we will give our customers some good bargains in Fall and winter goods. BOOTS and SHOES! Remember that we buy all your produce, don’t merely demand your good cash.................................. Hibler & Gill Co. ! Hibler & Gill Co. T\ Hibler & Gül Co. / sorosis Sorosis shoes (lo 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 yon wear Sorosis. 100 STYLES SNYLEATHER ANY SIZE In any city in the world W. B. Stevens & Co T NEWsjind Oregonian one year for $2 ^CLEARANCE SALE!
