The Santiam news., April 29, 1904, Image 3

■yV« are alter your eno« trade and offer you good values
’’ and guarantee the goods. During this month we
have a biff'reduction on Men’s and Boys’ Slippers, and to close out
••veral tinea they will go at 25 par cent less than the regular price.
M m ’ s Heavy Bhos, $3.00,*$3.25 and 43.50, shoes with outside counters $2.
Ladies’ Calf and Grain Shoes, button and lace, all leather, for just ..one
dellar.
Bsy* School Shoos, boys sizes $5.25—Youths |1.—.
As complete a shoo store as though
we carried nothing but shoes.
the p’etue will tie the best kind of
evideuee In the thousands of con­
test eases pendlug. In most of the
«a»es where the title ss disputed the
original ¡enirymen sets the claim
th it has made more improvements,
and the contestant who seeks to oust
the entrymen alleges on the con­
trary that there are few If any im­
provements that the biw lias not
been complied with. Ou this issue
there lively contests and many wit- i
itnesses are brought ti testify on
each fide. As a usual thing these
disbutes end in an appeal to the
head office in Washington, involves
time and expense. It is believed
that the kodak will put an end to
much of this trouble, supplying
evidence that cannot be coiitroyeted
and removing any posaibilty of mis­
takes in evidence, the witness in
thia case being incapable of trilling
with the truth and beyond the lm-
plication of perjury’.
« <U>*O<H»*****~**SK>AttA***A * I Jefferson
j CORRESPONDENCE |
* <r**<r^*i<***irtr**4«*****««
Larwood.
Hamon Garland lias returned to
Portland.
A. R. Baker and wife made a
business trip to Stayton Saturday.
W. T. Larwood made a trip to
Lebanon and return Saturday.
Orville Gains who has boon sick
for some time past is convalesent.
Saturday.
Prof Wilson of Scio has begun
teaching at Munkers.
Mr, and Mrs. Jos Munkers were
Scio calle.s Friday.
Miss May ma Donahue returned
from Albany Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Quigley and daughter
Martiia are reported quite ill.
Harry Landers was visiting rela.
lives above Scio last wook.
Mrs. Wm. BUyue and Bettie
have gone to Albany to reside Wm.
having purchased half interest in
a barber shop there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Scott cf Albany
were visiting D. Donahues Monday
and Tuesday.
8ch<>ol closes at the DeVaney Dis-
trlct Friday.
Mr. Daxenport has been laying
pipe to carry water from Roaring
river to his house.
W. C. Miles is quite ill at present
Dr. Booth at Lebanon was called to
see him on Friday.
LOCAL*
Charged with Secduction.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gaines, Orville
I
Corsts—read Wesely Bros. ad.
Sexton and Chas. Craft were Scio
Best Coug'i Medicine tor Children
Frank E. Galloway, a youug man
(V®®®®®®*®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®*®!®
For 8ale—Fruit ¡dryer, cheap for residing in Marion county not for visitors during the week.
When you '«uy a cough medicine
H. Phillips was an Albany visitor eash inquire of J. 8. Morris,
Mr. Sniiidler has been raising a for small children you want no in
Scio, was arrested in Portland yes­
Tuesday.
Cash paid fir hides and pelts of all terday while on his way out of the new barn which will be ready for which you can place impllcts confi
B. V. Hall was a passinger for De- kinds.
state on a chiirg of seduction alleged the new crop of hay.
dence. You want one that not only
Guy Mcknight.
to have been committed in Linu
tioit Monday.
relieves but cures You want one
Wm. Brenner this week sold over county. A warrant for the arrest of
The mountains had a very win- that is unquestionably harmless
Henry Myer was an Albany visi­ fifty head of cattle to au Albany Galloway was sworn out in this city tery apperance on Friday last as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
tor yuateiday.
butcher.
Monday by W. R. Brenner of Scio they weae covered with new fallen all of these conditions. There is
Miss Myrtle Meyers la visiting in
nothing so good for the coughs and
Fre-h bread, pies and cakes from brother of Miss Deona F. Brenner, snow.
Salem this week.
the A Ibnny bakery for aale by H. charging Galloway with sedueting
colds incident to childhood. It is al
under promise of marriage, Miss
Mrs. Tswu-e .e of Sa’om, who has so a certain preventive and cure fo
G. C. Johnson was a business visi­ Phil'ips.
Brenner. The crime was com- been visiting with her parents, Mr. croup, and there Is no danger wha
tor at Albany Thursday.
Corsets—Wesely’
' mitted January 25 last, and the
ever from w iooping cough when it
D. P. Mason, the Albany druggist complete line of Royal Worcester young man, when he found that he and Mrs, Pitchford, has returned is given. It has been used In many
and Bon Toil corsets.
home.
was in our city Wednesday.
was expected to live up to his
epidemics of that disease with por
Tho d ince in tills city Friday promise, quietly packed Ills grip,
The Gaines Telephone Co. was feet su cess. For sale by all dealers.
Jessis Daley came up from Salem
boarded
a
train
of
the
Woopburn
Monday for a visit with her parents. night of last week was well at­
setting poles and stringing wire
tended and a good lime is reported. Silverton branch ana left for Port­
Mor Is Fnueral.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. W. Humphery
land. The Brenner family, reali­ Wednesday, Their line is now com
Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D., zing that the youth was leaving the pleted.
were over from Jefferson Tuesday.
will be at his Seiq office the first half
The funeral services over the body
decided to act prompl v, and
Mrs. B. A. Millsap will visit at of each month. All work guar­ coutry,
The waters of Roaring River and of Fred ('. Morrm. Kyukuk miner,
a wariant wa3scuied and placed in
the Misses Munkers for several days anteed.
the hands cf Chief of Police McClain Carbtree Creek are stilt very high w ill be held at 2 1*. M. Bunday at
Miss Dora Meyers came up fro tn
L. C Sherwood has sold his farm ot tills city, who at once notified the and will remain so until the snow is Mas nic half, Tlie Masons will be
.Portland the latter part of last week about four miles east of Scio, to An Portland Police. Yesterday morn­ meltes in the mountains which will in charge. The body will lie sent to
Scio Oregon, for interment, Under-
when Galloway arrived in Port­
■John Wesely and F. J. Irvine tone Holecek, and will move to Scio ing
taker Green has cliargo of the re-
land, he was arrested, and Mr. Bren be some time yet.
wore Albany visitors last Saturday. to reside.
ner went to Portland to identify the
The Star Mill A Fluino Co. expect mains and willjenbalm thorn—Daw-
E. C. Peery has just received a man. Chief McClain goes down to to start their mill in the near future sc.n Daily No «s.
Mrs. Fred Beard from Roseburg,
is visi ting with her sister, Mrs. F. J large and complete line of books, Portland to bring up the young man
most any thing you want, and at to try him for his crime. Efforts to saw out lumber to repair their
‘Irvine.
E's'it Grade Examination.
reasonable prices.
are to be made io settle tne ca«e hv flume which is broken down in
Johnnie Gill has gone to Seattle
the two y oung people, and it i» several places.
The
Royal
Worcester
and
Bon
where will be employed by R. E.
Tho eight grade examinations
Ton corsets give style to the plain­ urged that such a course would re­
Tile citizens of Larwood who have
•Hlbler.
est and most inexpensive .gowns. lieve Hie youth from punishment politic it iisy1 rati-ns feel much en- havo been completed bv tlm surpin-
f. r his crime and would save the
Will Miller of Shelbnrn, republi­ For sale at Wesely Bros.’
tendent. Abaut fifty failed, one
girl from the scandal certain to en­ coruged since Scio has been favored i hundred took in eight studies and
can nominee for conuty clerk was in
win
Look
in
Wesely
Bros,
east
gulf iier. If tliis cannot be done
Albany Thursday.
are continue and tlm foil iwmg pass­
dow and see tho finest display of the youth will lie prosecuted for his with the nomination of two candi­
G. C. Johnson attended the repub? corsets ever shown in the city, They offense when lie is brought here. dates this year they feel c< rtnln that ed:Lebat.on—Anna J’eCormick, Ruth
llcan cential committee meeting a1 are Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Gallowiy was preparing to lea*e some of the political plumbs will Keebler Henry’ Preever, Nellie
Albany yesterday.
corsets.
Portland and tried to escape officer fall to their lot at the hands of tha Goodrich. Jessie Va i Dyke, Arthur
who arrested him.
Hi- had $69 next political conventions. They Wiley, Walter Kimmell, Maud Cox
Johnnie Gill returned from Port­
The public school stude ts
! when searched at the police station. I
land Monday where he has been at­ give an ice cream social next
Cheadle, Adetia Volstedt.
believe in the just and equal recog- Richard
tending a dental college.
Stayton—Effiie Harolii.
urday evening. A shott program
I
niznati n of all the cities in the
Married
Last
Night.
Shedd—Mary Workniger, Gl idys
Byron Gill returned from eastern has been prepared. Admission free
county.
Pugh.
Frank E. Galloway and Mi.-s
Oregon last week and ¡8
now Ice cream 10c ents.
Near Albany—Alton Cox, Hubert
Lena F, Brenner were m irried i n
Santiam and Vicinity.
clerking for Chas. Wesely.
H. C. and Curry the eye specialist the
Blrtelict, Frank a id Raymond Mc­
parlors of the Russ house bv
Clain, Rose Blerly.
The Misses Irvine from Lebanon of Walla Walla will make a profesl- Justice of the Peace Thompson at 9
are visiting at the home of their onal trip to Scio soon they carry the o’clock last night. The two young
Brownsville—Edna 8wearinger,
largest and most complete set of Li­ people are residents of Stayton and
Lillian Warmouth,
brother F. J. Irvine this week.
st ruments ever carried oil the
Tangent—L< »ter McFarland.
The young
Miss Ella Wilson of rendieton Pacific coast. Watch for circurlars Scio, respectively.
,) urban—M ollie Bllyue.
couple will go to Stayton this morn­
arrived here Thursday for a visit for date.
Knox Butte—Evans Ilouton, Vor-
ing, where they will reside on the
her sister Mrs. T, J. Wilson and
8. \V. Gaines who lias lost an eye en McFaron.
A freight train on the Scio Short farm of the groom. They are both
family.
Jordan—Mix McCall,
Line managed to have a wreck this well k ¡own and highly rtspccled has sent to San Francisco for a pair
llarri-ffiurg—Elmo Portor, Ralph
Dr. A. G. Prill was nn Albany vis­ week. An old bridge gave way but youug people of t’.iat neighborhood, of glasses.
8 hisler,
itor yestercay. attending the meet- no damage resulted,
When the where they have many friends who
Mrs. 8. Fletcher of Siietn was
H il.soy—Stanl *y Stevenson, Ed­
'lng of the republican central com­ wrecking crew will be here to re- wish them the best that married
caded here by the illness of her fath­ win Gardner.
mittee.
pan damages we do not know, life can give—Herald.
Sweet Home— Lehi Thompson,
er Mr. Reed.
Hon. and Mrs. Jefferson Myers Traffic is at a stand still, No lives
Marrivd,
Clyde Sherman, Blit Wilson, Flor-
have been up from Portland the were lo»t owing to the bravery of
Wm.
Bilyeu
of
Jefferson
visited
ance Thompscu.
past week visiting the |>areiitnl the engineer Ilagey.
Scio—Cleora Sims, Ward
and
homo of D. Myer-, Mr. Myers ¡»pre­
Bids were received this week for 1 Mr. J. II. Fleener and Mrs. Chris­ with his mother Mrs. J. Bilyeu the
[ Wade Cyrus.
sident of the Lewis and <’lark Ex- several repairs on I O. O. F. hall. tina Johnsen were married at the i past wook,
Gates—Alice 1* Hennes», Frank
position committee and is very en The building is to be shingled, win I former, a few miles 8outh of Scio>
Every one on telephone Nc. 8 are Peterson, Byron Wilf, Robt Riliurt-
hubistlc over the prospects of the- dows |'Ut
pul Ulf
in. till
anil ’» «» a small
addition |
ill
«(
.
j
•
Jay evening, , April 23rd* well pleasee and do not see how s on.
txposition. An-itemized list of the added besides the painting of the |0,1
l.acomh —Mlnnlo Ilalsiy.
’I .I
at
r<_>
llriirrvr
"ti
Sv.
I t 11 ('■ rl YJit
I1PP1
Henry" llaaalnl*
Hassler (r
G-o
Sutherland
perporming the they ever got along with out it 80
expenses of the commission has whole
structure,
Holley—Stella Malone.
been given us by Mr. Myer-s and it bid ¡$8», Ed Balschweid $65, and .1. ceremony. The bride was a resi­ long.
Sodaville—Caioline E.
Murry,
Cyrus $57.50, the latter securing tiie dent of Portland, They have ti!«
will be.published next week.
Tim Spaulding crew are quit0 Cora Gray.
contract.
Fox Valley—Eveiine Vaughn.
ungratulaiioni of their (rleu li,
buisy now rolling logs in the Crab-
Mohair PoOl Sold.
Mr. R. W. Kelsey of Newberg
Rock Hill Ed.th Vaughn.
treeUreek
preparing
for
a
big
drivo
winner of the national Prohibition
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.
The highest stand ng is that of
The mohair pool sold in this city Interco'iegiate Oratorical Contest at
to Oregon City.
Verne McFaron and Evans Hous
Saturday last consisting of five hun- Chicago in June 1900, accompanied
Mr. A. Libby and wife came up tr n of Kuox Butte, approximately
"I
have
been
subject
to
sciatic
erek was purchased by Wesely Bros. by’ W. Eugede Knox, the inimit­
91.
34} cents per pound. The mohair able impersonator, and supported in rheumatism for years,” writes E H from Jefferan called here by the
Robbed lie Grave.
was sold by se aled bids an<l the bid- song ty Messrs. Howard Hocket Waldron, of Walton Junction, Iowa, 1 severe illness of Mrs. Libby’s father
>ders were iVe.se v I Bros., Minier and and Elmer A. Newby’ will hold a "my joints were stiff and gave me i Mr. Reed.
f
Gill Co., Win. Brener and M. r Sen meeting at the Babptlst church on muen pain and discomfort. My
A Startling lncido.it Ismrratcd by ’
M. C. Gaines sold eig hl head o
joints wou d crack when I straight
ers of Albany. The I «iter bid on- May 1 ltli. at 8 P. st.
ened up. I used Chamberlain’» stall beef cattie and some fat hogs re John Oliver of Philadelphia s fol
33 cents, while mohair has been
As will be noticed by an in his Pam B.-lui and have been thorough alizii.g some over $399 for the same. lows: "I was in nn awful condition I
Bold in Scio ttie past week in sin <11
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
lots at a figure as high as 33 cents issue, C. C. Lee will soon have a ly cured. Have nut had a pain nor He also lost a'flne lior .e wortn $100 sunken
tongue coated pain coni inti
mohoir pools have been sold all over band o' eastern Oregon horses at his ac..e from Hit* old trouble for many
ally in back and sides no appetite
'the 3tate, some aggregating as place for .-ale. A sale at Mr. Lee's months, it is certainly a wonderful the past week.
growing weaker d ly by day. Then I
much as 40,000 pounds, but in no In­ place is always equivalent to a pic­ liniment.” For sale by all dealers,
Santiam Grange met at the ir hal was advised to use Electric Bitti rsj
stance has as high a price been as nic, people coiniug for miles to at­
.Fatal Shooting Affray
on tiie 25th with four new applic- to my great joy the first bottle made
tend who have no idea of buying.
was paid for tnis little Scio pool.
decided improvement. I continued
All bring their dinners and there is
ions for membership and wh dec­ a their
Come to Scio with your mohair
u»e for three weeks, and am
pool» when you want a big price. always :ce cream and confectionary
Corvallis, Or.. April 21.—Chester ided to have n basket social on the now a well man. I kn >w limy rollbed
stands there, it is in reality a picluic Keady is dead, James Dunn is dead
Wesely Bros , also purcheased 5,000
Mr. Lee lias a reputation of being a and David A. Osburn is dangerously 18th oi May a good program and line the grave of another victim.” No
pounds of dried apples the week for
*>ne should fail to try them. Only 59
which they paid the top market man ofhis word euen in a horse shot, as the result of a pistol duel music a go Hi time in general guar­ guaranteed at E C Peery’s drug
dedl and this goes a great way in that tork place shortly after mid- anteed. All young and old are in­
price.
store.
the selling of his horses for the buy­ uight this, Sunday, morning.
vited to cotno, bring your best girl
er knows ttiat wbHt lie in buyiig la
Kea ly was aged about 18 years and nn extra quarter and we will
"I have used Chamberlain’s Stem just as represented. The date (,f
Flax Wanted.
and was the son of George B. Ready
ach and.Liver Tablets with most the sale will announced later.
head of the printi ng department at haven good time such as you never
satisfactory results,” says Mrs F L
A very plesant time was hud at the college. He was shot and in­ heard of before.
Phelps, Houston, Texas. For Indi
We want from 100 to 15 acros of
gestion, piliousness and constipation the Rebekah Lodge last night the stantly killed by sheriff Burnett
flax, good clean stuff not less than 30
Jordan.
these tablets are most excellent team from Lebanon was here and while resisting arrest.
inches long. We will pay $12 per
Osburn’s wound is in ihe neck;
Initated four members, they put
Bold by all dealers.
ton cash for good ¡lax delivered at
the floor work on in a very pleasing the hall having entered the left side
Jordan Valley grange is boonMn-g. the miil ind $7 <»r $8 per t n f< r
manner. 'Lhe candidates were Mr. of the neck and is probably lodged
A‘Good Show Coming.
The creaks here are lined with the loose Uax. Wo sell you seed f< r
nnd Mrs Paul, Mrs. VV. S. Elliott. under the right shoulder libido
$1.50 for 55 pounds p.iyah o when
1 he trouble Ix’g hi siiortly before fisherman.
The Steel 3- Feeland moving pic­ Mrs. Littleti n. Lur.ch was served
you deliver the flax to (lie mill.
I
i
midnight
when
Keady,
after
leav-
ture illustrated concert will bn in and a good time reported, those
The propel amount to sow is SO or
Mrs.
Chris
Pepperling
has
return
!
ing
a
lostnuranl,
fired
off
his
pl»tol,
Scio Monday evening May 2nd, to lailng present from I.ebanon were,
85 pounds per acre. Flax should
ed
from
Roseburg,
she
has
been
at
­
and
ex
sheriff
Osburn
who
is
night
Stive a First-class entertainment Mrs. B. A. Millsap, Mr«. VVestlall,
not be so.rn after the I5tu of May.
Mrs. C. E. Pugh, .Vrs. vVill Morgan, officer at Corvallis, undertook to tending- h* r iHi-baiid during his ill­
This company has been giving con
Jon. W k - klt ,'
arrest
him.
Keady
was
tinder
the
Mr.
Will
Morgan,
Dr.
\V.
G,
Amos,
certs in the Willamette valley for
ness She reports him much Im­
Manager.
!
Itiuence
of
liquor
aud
when
Osburn
Mrs.
J.
C.
Booth,
Mrs.
F.
Hewrich,
the past six years.
proved.
-
approa.iheil
le
d
r
ew
a
gun
and
or-
Mrs.
Geo.
Cruson,
Mrs.
Cunningham
Admission 25 and 15 cents, Re­
A Créât Stnsation
The singing at Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
served seats 35 cents, on sale at ine Mrs. Wm. Wigle»worth, Mrs. Wm. I dered Osburn to halt.
There was some pulleying and as Calavan.s '.vis well attended.
Elkins, Miss Carrie Robbins Miss
drug store.
Theie
was a big -cosati.in in Loes
Mary Saltmarsh. Florence Gatchell, I Osborn continued toadyauce Keady
CirtusCole Is staying with his sis­ ville, ind wnen W II Brownof th.it
Miss Leila Westfall and Mr. *t attain ■ sh it him.
A Thoughtful Maa.
Sheriff Burnett was sent for and ter Mrs Perry Bllyue. attending I pisce who «ve» l'Xpp'Oed lo die, Irvi
Rtland.
I hi» fife silved by Dr King’» New Di»
<
in
due time arrived. James Dunn school in Bilyue Den.
It is said that the general land 1 accompanie'l
M M Austin of Winche ster Ind,
cover.v for Consii’iiptioii. Ifewrltos
him
and
the
81
k riff
knew what to do in the hour of office is abeut to establish many re­ ¡approaching Keady, took him by
The farmer« of this vicinity are "1 endiired bwiff* rubli* agonie» frmn
need. His wife han such an unusu forms In its methods of transacting i the arm nnd srderen him under ar- ! wr I! along with thrlr farm work. Aathma hot your New Discovery
al ca-e of stomach and liver trouble busenes». One of these is tiie equip­ rest. Keady weipped out a pist<l|
pive me immediate pellet and soon
physicians could not help her. He ment of its special igents with first ¡and began to fire. The first shot | The Jordan boys played a lively- effected a complete cure ” Hlmilnr
thought of and tr ed Dr. King's koei ks. These will b** used to pho­ ..ent wide of ttie mark, and the game of base ball Sunday Fiat.
«■tire« of Consumptlon, Pneutnonia,
New Life Pilis and she got relief at tograph tiie improvement» of home­ se
Bronchiti.» and Grip are numerous.
•oml,
also
aimed
nt
the
sheriff,,
Bilbernagel Bros, have lie.in buisy It’» thè penile**« remedy f<>r idi
once and was finally cured, Only 25c steads, timlier and stm.e eateries tixik effect in Dunn’s alxiomen.
olid other land taken by settlers, and
at E C Peery’» drug store.
Then Burnett fired ami Keady ■ the past week, marketing potatoes. thioat and lung troni»,e». i’rice f>9c
fi Giisranteed bv E ( j Peery
¡ fell with a shot in his he ld. Dunn ’ Frank Pepperling and Geo. Quo- nnd
fell into the « rins of a companion, ener made a flying trip to Stayton druggist. Trial botili
| tiling two shut» at Kead*. as he did the past week. On the way’ home
J so. Burt Turner, aged 22, is in cus- I their team ran away damaging the
1 WA KTED-SEVER a L
¡ tody as an aece»*cry with Keady.
on li ptr*»!» in each »1
btggy considerable.
Dunn died Tuesday morning.
' bom
.1 wish to inform all those wishing liorsea
I’reaehing rervice» were conduct­ A Illi ViJ CRpit»»’. fO cull
Manager Wanted.
of any kind that I will have about 70or
ed at the Blyeu Den church house mid Apenin for
line . Permonant .*:*ri
Sunday last by Rev. 8. B. Cole.
75 head at my farm about June 15th. I
lycii»h Hilary of $2i si
Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
will have some good draft horses and
Munkers.
mm*« mxl hotel Li
manage business in this coanay arid rvl-
PURELY PERSONAL |
Everything that is pretty and
stylish in Summer dress goods
Stylish summer hats and shoes
One of those tailor made suits
would be pretty nice for sum
mer. And all to fit your
pocket booK.
HIBLER & CILL Co
I
Scio
£
♦
i
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_
Oregon
Of every description, from the 3
cheapest to the best. Art squares,
Ingrain, in fact anything you may
want in carpets or linoleum.
uvsiiiwii
u
u
li
i i
roadsters and prices will be reasonable.
Notice will be given of the date of sale.
C C LJ<1<
leach week. Et pc
joining teirit >ry for well and "favorably
tini. Mention reierem
known liouse ol soli*) finanbial standing.
Geo. DeVaney is on tho sick list
fl'tdre-H-,’ <*tive'*« e
$20.(4) straight cash salary and exj>en>
Mary Murphey has gone to JefTer- 332 Pearl* »m St., Cli'Cii
sen paid each Mon.lay by check dir* et
from hcarhiuartera. Expense money
an to remain indeffntlly with Mrs.
advanced. Position permanent. Ad­ Ray Reeves-
dress Manager, 810Como Block, Chicago
I Miss. s ary uorahue returned t»
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Everything in the latest styles in
wall paper
f •
CHAS. WESELY
The Housefurnisher
Scio, Oregon.
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