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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1904)
wcal - e are alter your Shoe trade and offer you good values and guarantee the goods. During this mouth we have a big.raduction on Men’s and Boys’ Slippers, and Io close out sayeral Imii.they will go at 25 per cunt less tlran the regular price. Teacher« who Passed The recent teacher’s oxamination Harnish—Scio March 12. resulted in 29 passing and 14 falling Cash paid for hides and pelts of all One paper was sent to another kinds. Guy McKnight. county for examination. The high The Selo Dancing Club wilt give c Men’s fjeavy Shoe, $3.00, f».25 and $3.50, shoes with outside oountprt $»■ est average was secured by George dunces every Saturday night. < Ladies’ C«|l «lid Grain Shoes, button and luce, all leather, ior jue$ Ulio L. Howe, 96 per cent, with four 100’s Born—Feb. ’¿0, PJ64, to Mr. and I dollar, Mr. Howe is good fot another state Mrs. Frank Dobrkovisky, a son. ? Boys School Shoe«, boys nixes $1.25—Youths $1.—, certificate but had to go through the C. S. Harnish will be at his 8cio gallery Saturday March 12 for three first grade first. Miss Alice Mark, heart was next with an average of days. I A new paper is to be s’arted In 95per cent. For second grades Let- Albany by J. A. Finch, It will be tie M. Pratt and Marcar.-t Conger republican in politics. rel ieved 90 per cent, first grade re Wilbur N. Pintier, I). M. D , quirement, but lacking (lie experi will lie at his Scio office the first half ence. C. W- Van Winkle was the >f each month. All work gu»r- highest third grade, 89 per cent inteed. almost a first requirement. Harnish the Albany photograpner The following was granted certifi will tie at his Scio galleiy the morn cates: Friday last a social pirty wa> ing of March 12, to remain three First Grade—George L. Howe, days. Call or. Saturday if you can given at tho Imino of Mr. mi l M"-. i It. W. Van Vleet, Henry Eby, Alice Lost—In Scio some time ago a Ben McDonald. watch charm, representing a half Markhart, Ollie Morris, V. L. Cala- A good number of the farmers of moon and containing several sets, van. this section have given up the idea also a picture. Finder will be re ' Munkers. Second—Pearl Beck, N. A. Krise, Cotton Blankets 45c to $1 of good roads and taken up ’he ru warded by leaving it at this office. Sadie Sims, Bertha Beck, Hazel The finest looking lot of bacon, Weller, Winifred Ralston Lettie M All wool $4.50 white anil grey blan Mrs. G. M. DuVauey’and children ral telephone fever. ’s Extra Value Full stock boots, (none betser hams and uhoulders ever seen in «re la grippe victims. ket $3.25 Men A very interesting sermon was Scio were brought to town last Pratt, Robena Smith, Grace Sailor, made................................................ Mrs. N. Thibldo and son came preached at the Bilyeu Den school week by M. V. Bilyeu. A sight of Floyd Bilyeu, Margaret Conger, W. $3.50 Short ducK Doots (best on $3 00 Men’s Heavy Full Stock Shoe it would give one a good appetite A. Idem down from Detroit Monday for a house Sunday by Rev. Cole. earth) 2.70 Men’s Solid Good Wearing Boots.. and if taken to a fair would have Third—F. A. Miller, Freda Struck visit with relative«. Wm Hubei, son of Mr. and Mrs. been a prize winner. $5 Long duck boots [best on earth $2 75 Ladies Heavy Itest on Earth Shoes. . mier. Lillian Sherwood, E. C. Nash, Mrs. Joe Munkers went to Albany Jacob Huber, is seriously ill in 4.00 Some odd pairs.. ................. . Commencing with March 1st we Pearl Penn. Edwin Parton, Van Friday for a visit with her sister Portland and is expected to live bat 50c ti> $1 will run cards for all lodges for $3 Bilyeu, Linnie Warner, C. W. Van Mrs. I. A. Munkers. Some odd size robber boots 1.60 $2 O0 laulicA U»lined Slides a short time. per year each. All those carrying Winkle, R. Robinson. Mrs. Lengelu of Silverton came cards will receive free all notices 1.25 Ladies Ice Wool Shawls 89c 6 50 Loggers Shoes. they may wish, while those not car ever to nurse h«r mother-in law Died. rying cards will be charged for Larwood »1 to 1 So 1.00 “ black “ through her illness. (>9c Childrens Shoes.... their notices at regular rates. This WILSON—At Pend.eton,'on Sun Miss Leno-a Francis of AHiwey, Is is the rule with most all newspapers day, February 21, 1904, Ruth, lit 40 and 50c Fascinators 28 and 35c Rockwell visited hence our action. Mr. Charles ______ ____ K guest of Miss Astoria Watkins. tle daughter of Mr. anil Mrs T. J. iû £1, his sister Mrs. Bowers of Waterloo i Babies woil k 25c G Wilson, aged 7 years, 10 months Miss Ada Henderson returned to Saturday and Sunday. The County 8. 8. Convention will and 20 days, ot fever. meet on Maach 21-25-26. Every Ker home at Philomath Tuesdn y. The news came Io the father and Mrs. Holeb of Coburg is with her officer and teacher in the Sunday Mrs. Minnie Banks camo over son Frank this week. School are expected to be [present. sisters in thia city unexpectedly, for although she was not in the best of from Albany last week. Mr. Frank Gaines sold a team of Several of our state workers will be health she was not known to be present to conduct tne main work, dangerously ill. Some three weeks Miss Edith Roberts of Albany is a Horses for $275.00. and special music will be given. guest art tfre home of F, DeVaney. Mr. J. M. and C. P. Has-iler have The Committee believes it will bo ago Mrs. Wilson accompanied by danghter left on a visit to rela The hull for the DteVuney «chool tried a new kind of stump powder by far the best Convention held. her tives in Pendleton hoping» chahge ha vo had success. None should miss it. Everybody Mouse has arrived arxl can be heard of climate would benefit the little Wane Devenport has returned welcomed. for several miles and many times one, but it was not to be, although home from Grantspass where he the fever which was the cause of The Mnrion county court has or during the day. has l»eei> for some lime. her death was contracted after leav dered that guideboard signs be pain F. I’. DeVaney of Albany, Is vis- Mr. J. M. Hassler and son Riley ted and erected at all the cross-roads ing Scio. fting his sons, G. M„ B. L* and are on the sick list this week. The remains were brought to Scio in the county. This is a good move and should lie followed by this coun Monday, and Tuesday services were Frank. Mr. Stnfiek has the contract cut ty. In fact, there is a law in regard held at the Baptist church, conduc (• Í«® ®»«S «Ï«®«® « ®«® ®3®3 S'«»^ Inflammatory Rheumatis<a Cured. Escaped an Awful Fate. Miss Amy Goodrich went to Leba ting the school house wood. to this matter which reads as fol ted by Rev. Bauer. School was dis missed and all the scholars attended lows: “County courts are forbidden non Friday to visit her parents. William Shaffer, a brake man «f Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davenport are to allow compensation to road super the funeral of their little school Mr. If Haggims of A elbaurne Fla. Dennison, Ohio was confined to hi« T. D. McClain went to Buena Vista the proud parents of another girl. <ï/î\3®®'8'3î«'®«S'e • ®®»»®S®®®®® • mate. interment was made in the w rites, “ My doctor told me I had visors until they have placed guide his tied for several weeks with infl Saturday for a visit with his par consumption »nd nothing could be ammatory rheumatism. Miss Ida Miles who has been vis boards at all junctions of wagon Masonic cemetery. The parents “I used and sisters have the sympathy of all Mrs. Ethel Morris, ot Lebanon is done for me. I was given up to die. ents. — roads.” many remedies,” he says. “Final iting friends at Prineville for the our people in their loss. The offer of n free trial laittle of Dr. in Scio. ly I sem to McCaw.s drug store folr« G#o. Goin ami family of Jefferson, past t vo weeks has returned home. Never growl because n newspaper County Judge Palmer was In Scio King’s New Discovery forConsump brttle of Chamberlain’s Pain Bi nt, Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Denny and Mr. fails to give every scrap of news, so tion, induced me to try It. Results Mrs. J. F. Gaines was visiting long as you take no pains to give at which time I was unablo to usa a short time Tuesday. were startling. I am now on the hand or foot, and in one week’« and Mrs. B. S. Richardson spent Mrs. Davenport Sunday. the editor information. We have Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mo<ow were road to recovery and owe it all to Sunday with Geo. and the ladies We extend our sincere thanks to time was able to work as happy as a Dr.. King’s New Discovery. It sure clam.” For sale h.v all (dealer*. A. R. Baker and family were heard of readers who are much put the good people of Scio for their as i Albany visitors Tuesday. mother, Mrs. Wm Goin, where ont because no note was made of ly saved my life. ” This great cure Fred Kusch, of Portland, has been Chas, aud 8. II. Goin reside. 'The Stayton visitors Saturday and Sun- friends visiting them, or of social sistance, and the many acts of kind is guaranteed for all throat and lung Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port ness extended to us in our bereave affairs, or of heaven sent babies ment in the loss of our little darling in Scio during tho week. day was pleasantly spent With a day. diseases by E C Peery druggist. land and Willamette Valley Points. Tne Ruth. who arrive in the night, Misses Nellie and Lulu Morrow Price 50c and $1. Trial litittles free house full of relatives. i average newspaper man is not a I are in Portland this week. T. J. W ilson Low round trip rates have bee« medium or a mind reader. He Bet;er Than Gold. placed in effect bet weefl Portland J ennie W ilson Mies Sue McDonald visited a few Jordan. wants (lie news and gets all he can. Market Report. and WIHamette valley points iu ei days in Philomath this week. but if you «hut up like a clam when- i ther direction. Tickets will lie «old Farm Telephones. ••T was troubled for several yenrs E. J. Shumaker was over from La-grippe Is raging In this vicinity With chronic indigestion and ner ever he comes in sight you <annot ; The following rejiorts are corrected Saturdays jyid Sundays and limited Jefferson the first of the week. expect to see much news regarding ' every Thursday noon and are absolutely to return on or before the fol'owing A spelling school Was given at the vous debility.” writes F H Green of yourself or family in the paper. The telephone for farmers is l>e- Monday. * Round trip frofi. West Perry Bilyeu of Jordan, was an correct at that time : Laccester, N H- “No remedy help Shelton school house Friday even ed coming rapidly a daily necessity 1 Scio, $2.95. Albany visitor the latter part of last me until I begun using Electric W. V. Merrill, manager of the Eggs 24c. ing. Hitters, which did me more good Pacific states Telegraph and Tele rather than a luxury. It enables week. 1 Bntter 35 @ 40r. • ' There was a regular meeting of than all the medicines-I ever used. phone Co. at Albany was over this the farmers to keep in touch with •’Mick” McKillop, of Albany was I A Favorite Remedy for Ba. ¿ js . They have also kept my wife in ex way Saturday in the interest of his Chickens 12c lb. Jordan Valley Grange yesterday cellent health for years. She says company. Besides the line already the markets Without making long visiting relatives near this city Sat Turkeys 18e lb. A large number ot enthusiastic Electric Bitters are just splendid lr» operation two mere lines were trips to town. He can thus sell his urday. Its pleasant tasteund pron-pt Sure« Miss Ollie Morris visited her sis < ieese 7c lb. for female troubles; that they are a secured, one to Thomas an I the I crops to much better advantage, members were prerent. havq ma<j,o ChnmberlHin’- Cough Lard 14c lb. Lebanon grand tonic and invigorator for Sanderson bridge neighborhoods ter, Mrs. L. M. Jones, in Jlemedy a favorite with mo Msrs ot Sunday school has been 'nrgan- weak run down women. No other containing 18 ’phones and one on j making far more than the cost of last week. Bacon 13}^c lb. small cbihfrJn. It quick1.»’ eures taed in Jordan Valley, And Is get medicine can take its place in our the Larwood and Jordan roads con the telephone. For example, last their criuglfs and colds and prevent Fred Sherwood who has been nt Hams 16c lb. ting along nicely with Rev. Beaver family.” Try them. Only 50c. Sat taining 12 ’phon'-s. Four more | year Illinois farmers were selling ; tending school at Salem the past any danger of pneumonia <• other broom corn for $60 a ton. The m ir- ; isfaction guaranteed by E C Peery. were also ad led Io Ine line already serious eonseijuences. It i- >t only as superintendent. „ „ and the manager of ; winter returned home last week. built. Altogether 'his makes 59! ket began rising cures croup, but when give > is soon ’phones on the S' Mrs. White, accompanied by her « as the croupy cough app- rs will ! a farmers telephone company called Enough more will orobablv be se-j son, Clifford, is visiting with her T he N ews and Oregonian 1 year prevent the attack. For so, by all I lip every farmer on the lines and cured at Munkers. tielburn, Jordan r $2.00. sister, Mrs. M. E. Richardson, in dealers. , and Larwood to ma we over a hun notified him of the rise. Those far this city this week. dred ’phones, in which case the mers got $240 a ton for their broom Mrs. I, L. Gunsaul, of Lebanon» he ews central office will give night service. corn. [ and Mrs. Harry Connoway, of Me' i There are numerous other use Minnville, are visiting their parent- The pension hill introduced by the chairman of th • house commit for the farm telephone. It acts as Vr. and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu, in tills tee on pensions in the present con a fire or burglar alarm in summon city. gress provides that all soldiers who ing help, it calls the physician, it Mrs. A. T. Powell who was called served 90 days or more in the United to Willielma last week to he at the States arinv durin : the war of the saves labor for teams and men. bedside of her father, returned to But what is of equal value, it des her home Wednesd ly, her father rebellion who wc-e honorably dis charged, and who have reached the troys the isolation of farm life for having died on Sunday. age of 60, shall be entitled to a pen every member of the family. One sion of $8 per month, and when 70 John W. Wilson and Mrs. Clara years old. $12 per month. These i woman wis discovered recently Fisherman, of Pendleton accompa rates are to increased $2 per month with the telephone receiver tied nied Mrs. Jennie Wilson from Pen in cases where the soldier served over her ear, while she sat at her dleton to Scio to attend the funeral two years or more. The hill »Iso in sewing so she could overhear every of little Ruth Wilson. creases the minimum of pensions . . .. now drawn from $6 to $8 per month eH” on ,l,e llne- It was with no in- Auction Sale. and provides that widows who tnar- tent of eavesdropping, but simply to ried the soldier prior to January 1 break the lonesome monotony of her We will sell all our household 1890, shall be entitled to $12 per |jfe that she thus kept within hear- mo,l|h’ ing of her neighbors’ conversation. properly, furniture, stoves etc., at public auction on Saturday Feb. 27. L II McMahon, a Salem attorney. Another, desiring to call on a neigh- Sale to commence at k 3H sharp. has filed a suit in the circuit court to . fK)r an(j having no one to leave with F. M. Shore, Auctioneer. Ross E. H ihleii . s«*1." i pi« .... ........... from using in their fannies supplies beside tl»e baby’s cradle and arrnn- Wanted purcha.sed with state funds. The ged with the good naturod telephone suit is brought in the name of J W I Kir| at central that if she heard the Anyone knowing the na i;e and Jones, who alleges that be is a tax- | baby cry she would call her over the ad iress of any person living in or The big Clearance Sale is over payer and that lie is injured by the | , ,, , , . ,,,. . , home about Scio IffiJuly 1852 will be rewar acts of the defendants. The com- i neighbors phone. What is and we are now. getting ready ded by addressing plaint charges that the superinten-j without a telephone? W arren T hatcher . dent and warden purchased a large 1 --------- •—------ . Pratum, Ore. A Candidate. for'our large spring stock that amount of household furniture, j which was placed in rooms occupied | is corning, which we will tell by them and their families nt the| I hereby announce myself HR Nearly Forfeits His Life. prison, and that said furniture was | candidate for the- office of sheriff of you re about later paid for out of the penitentiary Linn county, subject to the will of detterment fund, to the amount of the county convention. A runaway almost ending fatally, Yours for business $1850 It is alleged that the super- started a horrible ulcer on the leg of G. W. M orrow . botendent and warden have sup- J BOrner, Franklin Grove, III. For W esely B ugs . lied their families with provhons Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab four years it defiled all doctors and lets. Unequalled for Constipatio i purchased for and by the state to all remedies. But Bucklen’s Arni the amount of $600, and they have | ca Salve had no trouttie to cure him. compelled onuicts to per'orin house : Equally good for Burns Bruises Mr. A R Kane, a prominent drug- hold work in their private families 1 Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c at E 5 gist of Baxter Spring*, Kan. says: families, contrary to law. which i C Peery’s drug store. services are alleged to be worth i “Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver ' Tablets are. In my judgement, the about $430. In addition to asking a Oregon’s Assessment. decree enjoining a continuance of; : most superior preparation of any these acts, the complaint demands thing In use today fol constipation. that an accounting tie had and that They are sure in action and with no The total assessment for Oregon, For the defendants be required to pay tendency to nauseate or gripe. Is, asjust announced, $173,559,888.58 I sale by all dealers. to the state the value of supplier an Increase over the previous year consumed in their families ana the amount paid out for furniture. I WANTED—SEVERAL INDUSTRI of $25.460,286.93. Multnomah coun When Mt. McMahOn get* through | OUS persons in ear h state to travel for ty leads, with Marion second, Um« with this case it wottld tie a good I bouse establslie-1 eleven years anil with j tiiln third, Clackamas fourth and idea for him to Investigate methods a large capital, to Call upon merchants Linn In vogue at the asylum for the in 1 and agents for sncreswfal and profitable Linn fifth. The increase in sane. It is safe to predict that if | line. Permanent entfagi-ment. Week- was .17 per cent. The Mflfleat in- he does begin such an investigation * lv cash salarv of $24 And all traveling crease 'Viis In Clackamas, .99 per he will findoutall there is to know 1 expenses ami hotel bills advanced in cent, with Gilliam second and Ben before he lets up, and some of that leash each week. Experience not essen- AgetìtB fot the Willamette Valiev, knowledge would probably surprise I tisl. Mention reference ami enclose ton third, .71 per cent. The *t<> k l self-addressed >-nvela|>e. The National, lists 2.120,IflJ sheep and goats, 187, i the public. I 3S2 Dearbirn St., Chicago. 743 horses and mules, 511,288 cattle, land 105,2« swine a Mg Increase in THl? news and twlce-a week Ore Th» news of both nens’.ipheres—*n Th* *nch case. 1 on State Journal one year for 9t. «»*«:> oreara ^a. * HIBLER Q, GILL COMPANY 25 to 50 Per Cent! | As complete a shoe store as though * we carried nothing but shoes. Reuction on Fall and Winter........... WOO(1& 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 I CORRESPONDENCE I » ■* BOOTS and SHOES! ^Umbrellas Remember that we buy all your produce, don’t merely demand your good cash Hibler & Gill Co. Hibler & Gill Co Hibler & Gill Co. I PURELY PERSONAL | z T 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. 100 STYLES ANY LEATHER ANY SIZE $8.50 111 ally city in tile World W. B. Stevens & Co a. ■¡.".'I l SK-, N * and Oregonian one year for $2
