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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1904)
LOCAL- yVe are after your Shoe trade and offer you good values ’’ amI guarantee the goods. During this month we have a big reduction on Men's and Boys' Slippers, anil to close out several piles they will go at 25 per cent less than the regular price. Men'» H'-avy Shoe ?1. '0. f3.25 and )3.50, shoes with outside counters |2. Ladies’ Calf and Grain Shoes, button and lace, all leather, for just one dollar. Boys School Shoes, boys sizes $1.25—Youths $1.—. As complete a shoe store as though we carried nothing but shoes Cush paid for hides and pelts of all kinds. Guy MeKnight. The Scio Dancing Club will give dances every Saturday night. A son nf C. Frietag, of Thomas, Is dangerously ill with appendicitis. Mrs. Sims has been III during the week with a bad attack of pneumo nia, Two children of J. W. Jordan of Crabtree are seriously 111 with pneu monia. Hecker Bros, shipped to Portland Wednesday one ear of hogs and one car oi sheep from West Scio. Frank Dickey was over from Al bany Tuesday. He had put in a I bid for the position of electrician. Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D., will t>» at his Scio office the first half « ! af jf each month. All work gu»r- oftentimes the distance covered In such delivery in the trip being three to five miles. Hereafter such let ters will not be delivered at houses that are more than a mile from the box. In the case of registered mail, special arrangements have to be made where the distance is greater than a mile. The farmers line to the south of Scio was completed this week and is now in excellent shape. Eleven farmers now have free cotntnunica tion to Scio, and are as follows: Farmers 91—G. L. Sutherland M 93— Henry Ray <• 94— 8. W. Gaines • • 95— J. II. Poindexter »< !W—G. A. Griffin At 97— i.ee Bilyeu «< 98— (I. E. Pomeroy • < 99— E. C. (Shelton tt 910— D. Horsburg ii 911— J. P. Crabtree tt 912— M. C. Gaines. * HIBLER <a GILL COMPANY* 25 to 50 Per Cent! Reuction on Fall and Winter........... Goods 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. It was learned in Portland yester day that the Oregon Water 'Power > week and Railway Co., which has built a »e»e»»a«»e»e«e»s»ea* »säet line to Gresham anil on up Into the Imovtsl to a farm they have purehas- end of Clackamas county, _ _ „ ed on the road from Sanderson . eastern has just pun-ha.se«l fifty miles more J. A. Bilyeu was at Slaytou Sat- bridge to Albany. Cotton Blankets 45c to $1 urday tost. . , ... , ,, of steel rails, and they are on the —- ; A dance at the home of M. V. way here. There is no information All wool $4.50 white and grey blan John Leffler was a Portland vis- Bilyeu east of Sei.: Saturday night given out officially, but it is pretty Value Full »track boot», (none bteaer ket . . $3.25 Men’s Extra ilor last week. | was largely attended and enjoyed well understood 'hat this tine will .................................................................. .. &0 ’ be extended to Silverton, and more Mrs. A. W. Htgey retarne-i from *»y i*'»o people. $3.50 Short ¿ uck boots (best on to oo Men’s Heavy Full Strack Bhra»,t OO Turner tho first of the week. Crabtree creek was as high this than likely to Salem. There are earth) 2,70 Mrau’a 8oMd Good Wearing Boot«£ 00 enough rails In this shipment to ex Mr. Moorey, of Lebanon, was in week as it has been for a long time. tend the line to Salem. This is a Several sheep besides fences, brid $5 Long duck boots [best on earth our city the first of the wee :. l>ig and rich company, with a big |2 75 Lailiea Heavy Beat on Karth Show, ,,, g g ges, etc., were lost. 4.00 Some (Hid pair».............................. lot of water front in Portland—room W. N. Pintier left for a visit to 50« to |1 00 ! Mrs, L C. Bauer has been very ill to handle an enormous business. It Portland the first of the week. Some odd size rubber boots 1.50 to 00 Ladle« Unllnod Show.,,.*........I 80 and it will be some time before .she is pretty certain that the people Mr. and Mrs. J. M. V. Bilyen, of will be able to resume her position who have purchased the water pow- 0 50 Logger« ffiioea ......... ,,,,, 4 00 Albany, were in Scio last week. 1.25 Ladies Ice Wool Shawls 89c as teacher in the public school, | era of the Santiam near Mehama In tend to have a line of railway, elec R. E. Hibler returned from a vis While al Sublimity Tuesday, G. 1.00 " black “ «Oc Childrens Him*«................................. .,.,,11 to I So it to southern Oregon Wednesday. C. Johnston secured the contract of tric or otherwise, from the timbered section up there to the Willamette 40 and 50c Fascinators 28 and 35c Miss Alta Powell returned Wed furnishing the material for several river at Salem, and It is likely that nesday from a visit to other points. different buildings in course of con this matter will not be long delayed. struction. Babies wool k 25c —Statesman. Walter Wood, of Lebanon, visited Dr, Prill assisted by Drs. Hill of at the home of B. F. Neal last week Albany and Smith of Jefferson, per The tneelng of the farmers ot .Mr and Mrs. B. F. McDonald of formed an operation upon a son of Larwood mid Jordan at the Mellon- C. Frietag of Thomas, for appindlci- ahi school house Saturday to decide Jordan, were in this city’ Wednes $ ☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ir ☆☆☆ -tt ☆ ☆ tr ☆☆☆ tis Wednesday. as to building u telephone line pro day. mlses to result In the building of The saw mill at Mill City has been John Wesely was a business visit three or four lines as almost every V- * obliged to shut down for about a ¿ ☆ Ä-fTirirtr -frùiriA ir or at Portland the latter part of last line In these neighborhoods tire in week on account of the deep snow, week. favor of the line. One of the great* Munkers. It being reported to he three feel on ost IndeucementH to them Is the Miss May Curl and little brother, the level.—Democrat. fuel that the cost Is very slight and of Oregon City, are visiting friends Mrs. Lengele is dangerously ill. The city council met tn specilli In no manner can compare with the in tho city. session Monday night and elected benefits received. Thu Him Just Mrs. Ed Smith is recovering from Miss Ramer, of Craotree, Is visit Walter Bilyeu electrician for the I completed south of Hclo cost them her recent illness. ing at the home of Mrs. J. T. Bilyeu ensuing year. The «alary was about two dollars oach in cash and raised from $30 to $40. several days work, there being Mr. Castle purchased a team of in this city. Auction Sale. Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured* Il»cap*d an Awful Fata. Mr. and Mr*. Goo. Coffey visited horses last week from Wm McBride S. E. Young th* Albany incrnhnnt twelve of them and they built over seven miles of line. The people in at Woodburn and Hllverton the first Is the heaviest Individual tax payer W. Wilson was transacting busi William Shaffer, « brake.ft>»n of of the week. In Linn county. His assosamont Is , tiie neighborhood of Thomas are al We will sell nil our household Mr. H Haggiin* of 5 olbaurne Fla. ness in Scio Saturday. ?78,185. Milton Hale, of Albany so In the telephone humor and can property, furniture, stoves etc., nt writes, “My doctor told me I had Dennison, Ohio wm confined to hi« Mr. and Mrs, Frank Collins, o' ; he expected to build a line. Be- auction oil Haturdav Feb. 27. consumption and nothing could be hl* laid for *ev«r»l weak* with Inff- Miss Anna Reibal, of Albany, is a Albany, visited relatives in Holo comes next with $40,415. | sides being a great benefit to the public "I u«g4 Rosa E. HIUMCB. done for me. I was given up to die. ammatojy rheumatism. We want a correspondent in the | farmers these lines will be a great guest of Mrs. Ed Smith. Saturday last. many remodliw," ho says. “Final The offer of a froo trial bottle of Dr, Shelburn, Larwood and Crabtree benefit to the " Scio merchants and Wanted. S. H. Goin has returned from a Mrs A, W. Ficklln and son, Lyle, neighborhoods. We furnish every* they are always billing and liberal King’s New Discovery forConsump ly I »ent to M c C aw * drug store folr » visit With his his niece, Mrs. Wm of Alba ny, are visiting her daughter thing needed and also send the pa in their help to those who build tion, induced me to try It. Result* hrttle of Chamberlain'« rain Ba m, Mrs. Walter Bilyeu. Anyone knowing the nane nnd were startling. I am now on the nt wlikh time 1 wa* unablo to ti«o Bilyeu of Salem. per to correspondents free of charge. lines. They subscribed in cash ad iress of any person living in or road to recovery nnd owe it all to hand or foot, and In one week’s more than half of the actual cost of N Young returne d Saturday from M. V. Bilyeu of Jordan visited The Masonic lodge of this city are the line just completed nnd can be about Scio ln|July 1852 will be rewar Dr.sKirig's New Discovery. It sure time was able to work as happy a* • ded l>y addressing his daughter, Mrs. G. M. DeVaney a visit with his daughter. Mrs. A. J. having the second story of the J, A. j relied upon to help all Others. ly saved my life.” This great euro clam." For sale by all dealers. Johnson, of Corvallis. Bilyeu brick transformed into a hall W arren T hatcher . is guaranteed for all throat and lung last week. Sunday Rates Between Port The upper story of this building was Pratum, Ore. diseases by £ C Peery druggist. Cheap Miss Lillian Sherwood, who re puachased by them about two years Bet er Than Gold. land and Willamette Valley Points. Messrs Johnston and Allen had Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles ‘ free phones put in their houses last sides east of Scio, visited Miss Wil- ago for this purpose. Born. lia MeKnight this week. Low round trip rates have been “7 was troubled for several years week, making 20 on the line. The young people of Scio who at placed in effect between Portland GAIN.E8-O11 Feb. 7, 11)01. to M l with chronic Indigestion anri ner rl ner- Market Report. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, of Portland, tended the valentine party at the and Willamette valley points in ei Miss Ada Hendtram cams over and Mrs. Art Gaines, of Larwood, are visiting the latters sister, Mrs. home of Clem Gough hail a pleasant vous debility.” writes F H Green of ther direction. Tickets will be sold from Philomath SundaJ'for a visit T. J. Munkers, in this city. time walking home. The parties Larcester, N H- "No remedy help a son. Tile following report* are corrected Saturdays and Sundays and limited with Miss Astoria Watkins. who took their hand car probably ed me until I begun using Electric to return on z>r before tbe following Mr. and Mrs. T. McNarner. of Bitters, which did mo more good D e WALL—Feb. 12, 1904, to Mr. every Thursday noon and arc absolutely Monday. Round trip from West A meeting was held last week at Portland, arc visiting with T. J. had a pleasant time also. correct at that time: than nil the medicine* I ever used. and Mrs. Peter DeWall, of Thom Scio, $2.95. n The bridge in ’his city was re- Th«y have al>«o kept my wife in ex- the DeVaney school house for the Munkersand family this wook. Eggs 24c. as, a son. decked last week, an improvement I . .. — — — r ----- -------- .cellent health for year*. She nay» purpose of electing an assistant Batter 35 @ 40c. I Mrs. J. W. Compton ha® been that will greatly lengthen the life | Electric Billers are just splendid I A Favorite Remedy for Babies. teacher, there l>eing nearly fifty th» home or her father, ‘'Grand;».»’' of the flooring. If ail small bridges evr Chickens 12»- lb. fur avMwv female trouble»; a i iiwua.ij that iiiur they mey are SI Died. ----- *— « -■ GILLÂM-AÜheir home aerar Sto, TFirkeys J*c lb. pupils. Geo DeVaney will teach Sumpter, of near Sanderson’s bridge were treated in a similar manner it f------- * ‘----- —• would t>e ar* economical m< v». wemk ran «town worn* a. No other Its pleasant taste.-.nd prompt cure« theadvanerd grades and Miss Amy who is very ill. Fetenary 4, 19M. tbe infant son of Geese 7c 11». have made Chamberlain's Cough A very pleaaant valentine party mfl-iiie earn take Its ptaew in owr Goodrich the primary. Miss Anna McDonald who has Mr, awl Mr«. Georg» Gillam, aged Lard 14c lb. Esnstty-”’ Try them, Only Stet- ! Jr» ¡month*. Remedy a favorite with mothers of been, visiting in this eitv Log two was given »Satanfar eve rat fact isfaetton Boerm lb. gmwwirteert by É C Peevy, I udh II children. It quickly cured weeks,, weal to Lehanoa the ffirsti of weefr by Ciena Gough at b&r nn-a* flams lite fb. their coughs and colds and prevent a t ft'»-« AIT tBi>® wrawng peo>- 8fce v»»fc to «Mt her sister „ Mis E- Tilt news arad fwfee-* wveft Ore any danger of pneumonia or other Push of Settkr Expected. pte off S wi w. ene i n ottiowfii 'it*» ami Reminest eit Items. en Stol» Jowmit ene yy.sir frac S2- I £. Maiwey.. serious consequences. It not only alllt nepnett a: imedt enjny.nlito ttimo. cares croup, hut when given as soon Con» inenei ng 'K;*rr*hi.l and ennitím» Al'moHt asv ery ftmiunr anitl rarndter Fhmw Cha ttoto PToss off Jul y Mftili as the eroupy cough appears will in. Muritaw (cotufy li.m » mlhpfimu*. N ews and Oregonian 1 year prevent the attack. For sale by all EK! Gbiiv hua muffiivaiff from Port- iiag for the n«-st t«rn> months the r Tier. $JOT. A im<(Hnitt «'.an vtw simw* gill' nhnnes dealenu ltome.se«Iters » M'a raff Ji1» from Mis oulMiUv tthii ttxvns,, .Wf«»tt off tllmw Hindi ai Him fliuniiy c.irrimte. souri Eti ver point* tn Oregon wit! be •iite utmm-i'lV-d .v.iin». Mie lbirfi«d»-«Airoi Blie new Ibmlc liniilUng is going he ews fkinces,. Mlnirrew cHuuitrgrfiitnumwaw abend! inmiiUiy.. i to ftwee mut ma-ny hnrairert. -iff "mw prmqumimK ihe vellue* uy tb dlitte.— pimple ar»-ex peniteli tn ennae tin Ore- Siinttti Mlijv anitl.rohn SimpHon went gnu iti» liMcvte. Thie rate’ as one way Giiv/utili«:. C arrie <01 MiLqinmcfi^iOtwamr Biip*- tb> JMlhiwy Ftfirflty.. only,, the itoiiimk-tri'p rate lists not tliet ytiirommimv,. ihqgini at series off JMItontt 8Hlel)tkini linn iuo 'V m C liiis- *:>•- 5W« Item; !iji.a»»tamuw4- lectt-uu»* at 'tile Biqpautl afiundki mi ullie ciiiy Wi'iiUmsitiiy uwmitiir aedi lluim aemsMi ttile oimaik to PUiier Biliy- will! -iiiikTaiue uiitni IPindliy hvihi . eftf’s iribffl sttindl. i«ig; lie «elli wnuttiti liearinip. sir 3J3I) «tcranMituncto panwei #h®ouigikt diaVYi nxies Elw leBt'ur«.-*. flh'«*n: CiinvnjltiH to Ute P.. fntat Wilt M pu.i-1 undier th» law opera 3L. Youmjg .uett wiitlta win acniittmC tUite mnrning. JCmirSi® ttiert witli «»tipple’ Mini fi»r ia? before the tarar piasse«! by the Joffec-cuPs T«iMwfti«ie E6>.c<I b«w some' He ent to tlTie fflxictoig legWiatwre of January IMA lim auirti to «im* iw nnieir Set’.' itow m amreptleif tie- toviltut»« raff Sirii® Etonrf i* raff sVviitr« H»»t1kwiw^*r brewlt- ftra tore peesew» mt tbe fje Cream festf- it is. It tuxes ar» pnM before March 13 ing <»w* raff Hie rfti» an»ff rather«¡Me w»D tom.igbt. kVWiHffMr ala'll *bak Lug hiiiou ivp. a rebate of 3 per cent will he allow* Mrs. Celt VanCIeve ami family rd. No rehnte after that date. A p»i:f«"»:» to the rawsiaty liwsirt foe look their deprartorefur Albany on rive rrailief off tLe tonally off Frank One half may be |>aid on or Ira-fore Veer* a»* being curatoted this Tuesday, where they will reside in April I ami bdance on or before Oct. week. The petition has been the future. 3 avoiding a ten per cent I tonally signed by a great many. Mr. Vevra The funeral of Wm Cyrus last and 12 percent interest is in a Portland hospital and it is Sunday was the large^i that wn* , Proni March 15 to April I taxes Dow tnougnl will lose liis leg. Rev. Je«se Hunter, of F'ugr ne, ’ Pv, r hp,<l ,n <•» Forks. There were are |inid at par, after that ten per held serviresat the Christian church Lilly 1,G ih > people in attendance, in- will b-* added. ■Xeh\esmt%in;h<^,„veNr"nnSf'c ’^ Th» collect Ion th.« year will l>e- eluding Masons from all over the countv. the following who were bsptixed c"un,w- gm alraut the 2t»th of Ihls month. The big Clenrnnce Salo is over Tuesday: Misses Eva Myers and Fred Clarke, a former typo In this Jeaaie Hibler, and Wade Cyrus. anti we are now getting ready . office came up .mtn Portland Tues- Nearly Forfeits His Life. The report of Superintendent C. ■lay in search of his health. Ills for our large spring stock that W. James of the Oregon penitentia , many friends were pleased tn seo ry, for the quarter ending Di*c. 31, I hlw smiling fam* vnee, and hope he A runaway almost ending fatally, 1 shows an increase in the number of started a horrible ulcer on the leg nt is coming, which we will tell prisoners from 289 to 311. There will soon be O K. J 11 Ori”»r, Franklin Grove, III. For were received during the quarter <‘3 vou more about later on. Charlie Cary returned from his four years It defiled nil doctor* and discharged 39, transferred to ‘ the trip to California much Improved In all remedies. But Bucklen'a Arni ca Salve Lail no trouble to cure iilnt. Yours Jor business asylum 2. health. lie will remain here a Equally good for Burna Bruisca Commencing with March 1st WK short time before he takes his old Skin Eruptions and Piles. X6c at E W f . sf . ly B hos . will run cards for all lodges for <8 position on the road as agent at liar C Peery's drug store. per year each. All those carrying cards will receivo free all notice« ■ ri.sburg, they may wish, while those not car A fearful tragedy was enacted Special War News. rying cirds wilt lie charged for 1 about 5 miles south of this city their notice« at regular rate«. This Is the rulo with most all newspapers Wednesday morning when Mrs. The Portland Journal has secured I Arnspaugh shot her husband and hence our action. ♦he Hearst special service and will then herself. publish exclusive ne es from the Thu Demuctol a«k»i "Wliy not have a Linn County Baae Ball As* seat of war. The Daily Journal end «oelatlon of home amateuia With Tits N ew « one year for $4.-A I a* I m non, Brownsville, Melo and Al Chamberiatn'» Stomach and Liver Tab ! HuhecrUie now and grat all the war lets. Un¿.|iMlfc>d fur Cunstip at in bany In II." Ye«, why nMT la»t news fresh fpm» tbe scene. the amateur le.igu> be i»rgsnl»<«l and a series nf game« played In Mr. A R Kam», a prominent drug Brownsville during the Ftoneer*« gì«» of Baxter Spring-, Kan. says: IN DI’STR I* heunion tn June.— Brown« villi' ■'i'himtw'rialn'aKtnmaeh and tjeer I W ANTED—9EVKR A I. < mm per»»»« in Me h state to travel for Times. 8cto can eerMniy fuml«h Tubici » arc, in nty Ju«lg*-mrnt. the hwise r*tablshM4 el«*v**n raurs an>l with her share of the players. must Mtpen«Mr preparation of any a large capital, to call np»n merchants thing in u»' (olay fm couMipatton. an I axvnls for sores is ifai and profitaMe A new order h*s i>een promulga They Agonh for the Willamette Valley. «re «op- ie action and with no Hnc. tVrmaaarl er««i»'»n»nt. Week ted t»y the pi«h»nh-e dciwrtmcnl tendency to n«u<wale or gripe. Fur ly rash salarr of J-'l ami all traveling wbh referen--*- loth» Il F. U. roAtea «ale hy nil «leale*«. exi«*n«r« »«id h*4el hill« a«ivanre*i in H* ret'Jore. seectal delivery letters r«*h rah week. Fi perienee not eenen* have bren dell vere I by ce» tiers to bal. Mention reteraoce ami rnrliw* sii p»'r>*ns. rvg«r»|l«*r> -f tb<* di«l-*n«*e srlf-atMrvrarad en veis ce. The National. the u»use may h* .mm the uoxes. 332 INarbwn 8C, Cti-esc'- ntSAwnntopHENiB PURELY PERSONAL ? BOOTS and SHOES! (Umbrellas I CORRESPONDENCE I Remember that we buy all your produce, don't merely demand your good cash Hibler & Gill Co. T Sorowi» shoe» do not »treteh- They »npport the arch of the foot and retain their »hape, Soro»i» »hoe» are not made like other »hoe», ,they are better. They must be fitted in a different manner. Your feet will be more com fortable, your (liMpoKi'tion better, -and your pur»e heavier when you wear Sorosta. 100 STYLES ANY LEATHER _ANY SIZE SS.50 In any city in tho world W. B. Stevens & Co Hibler & Gill Co, N Hibler & Gill Co and Oregonian one year for $2
