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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1904)
A,ailet K-.prt. ITIS ANAT7ER OF HEALTH PQR'3HERXFP PMBIfiSHBD 'FRÍBRY OH BR5H aBBK.- G. W. Morrow or scio SHIID AT THE CLASSICS. The Republicans have a very strong candidate in the person of J. William Miller. He is a school teacher and a good one. No candi date will pull a larger vote from the In »peaking of th* humoroui inel- forks of the Santiam. If elected d«nta that have come under hia notice, he will make an honest, efficient Judge Gate», of the circuit court, tells and conscientious official. thia story. *aya the Kanaas City Star: "While I was In practice,” he said, "I was before the supreme court on on* oceaaiou. While waiting for my The Commercial Cream company cas* to be called I listened to a lawyer of Salam yesterday aftefnion filed a from the southeastern part of the suit against 8. V. Hall of Jordan state arguing hl* case. He was at for recovery of a note for $93.20 and least six fact seven Inches tall, and iaterest from January 27, and the had a voice so deep that wheu he further sum of $31) attorney’« fees. spok* it seemed like the rumbling of An undertaking for attachment was Niagara. ‘I will read,’ he said, ‘from filed and real estate in Jordan, to ■ work with which your honors are gether with personal property, was I no doubt familiar Blackstone.’ The attached. The note, it is said, was I Judges did not smile, although there given for some provisions bought by I was a decided twinkle in their eyes the defendant of the plaintiff, L H. McMahan of Salem is attorney as they glanced at each other. Attachment Suit Filed. for the plaintiff. Mr. Hall is said to be the operator of a «mail sawmill. "The man read a few linesand then —Albany Herald. said: ‘There is reference here, your dne'of the greatest blessings modest man can wish for is a good reliable set of b iwei, If you are not the happy pos-esnor of such an out fit you can greatly improve the effie- ebey ot fhose you have by the judl- ious use of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablet«. They are plesant to take and agreeable in effect. For ■ale by All Dealers. Made Young again. Rogular Domocratic Nominoo. Tor County Cleri J, William Millet Of Sholburn Regular Republican Nominee- Foa Rocorlor Wr W. Francis Of Halsey Rogular Republican Nominoo. 7or School Superintondent E. G. Margason Of Lebanon Regular Republican Nominee. For ShoiiS honors, to a foot note by Lord Gran ville. I would have your honors pay particular attention to this note, be Of Harrisburg cause It U by Lord Granville.’ The ¡Judges waited expectantly. The law- Regular Republican Nomlneo- | yer held th* book In front of him, ; glanced at it two or three times, and ! then coughed as many times in rath- For County Judge ' er an embarrassed manner. Every- | body waited for several seconds. I I Finally he »aid: ‘Your honors, I see on closer inspection that this foot note Of Albany Is in Latin, so I reckon I’d better skip Regular Democratic ITominoo. that.’ ” R. L. White C. II. Stewart Onto of Dr. King.s new life pills eiich' knight for to weeks has put REGARDING THE CORONATION, me in na.y.!Uana again, writes D H Turner of 'rieuipseytsw 1’a, they are Ata Ad..rtl.l»lt Eipert Tell. Some- ttalac About tbc fCITrct. taf th. tffle best In the world for liver ■nd stomach and bowels purely veg Great Event. etable. Never grip. Only 25c at E. 0 The coronation of Edward is one Peery’s For Troasuror James Elkins Of Albany of the greatest subjects for adver Regular epublican nominee. tising nt the present time. There are few trades or manufacturers that Natice to W ool Crowers. *re not going to be bent-lilt d by it. For months to come t:e guods to L" I would like to say to every one ?opulfii»Diver»ion on the Beaches ol used, the jewelry io be worn, the colors to be fashionable, and the that you are entitled to ha in the Simun*' Reaorfo.. shapes of shoes nnd hats that will wool pool. I wish Io leave no one take their complexion from the coro out that wants to join. Send me nation event, will be the subject of your name, post-office an l number f*rettlly' ■otatalvd RpMlnaeta* Are discussion and description through of sheep, and I will book you iti the Ttaketa Ham* b* lajuar**rs a* out the world, says the National Ad pool. For any information write ■*«T«taZr. ol th* I.MU. at me. The poo. wil b« closed the vertiser. th* SrmU., Go to any steamship office to-day first day of May, then I wil) know in this city and you will find that what pool 1 have and be looking for Seaweeds can be gathered at all sm - even at this early date state -ooms, a market for it. Yours respectfully, •on» of the year, but are at their best cabins anil choice places are being 8. P hilippi , Stayton, Ore. in the summer and early autumn. spoken for the early summer and Some of them float fr.a of anchorage coming royal event. Speak to any l 4T GN’I Fl”1- A ‘r 'A . rtli g i tlcmcn in the ocean and others are attached of the prominent society people, and zV or in iy i,i each o muy to u rn- to rocks and other statiouary object, all their arrangements are made with :t t.'sbe'' by part* which are known ns "hold due regard to the great fashionable ago business for nu ■ io ntaise of solid tiu.<n_ Hi »trraj.g. fasts” and look like roots, but fur display of -the coming y- ar. And sin'ithi iM.ns fide a ek>v fa ’ ' v ol | ' is nish no nutriment to the plant. An ad when the pageant is over there will I aid by <1. -ck cacti Vl< n<i: v ai’L all ex vantage of th. work is the fact that be more coronation gloves, corona penses direct from heau jui. rters. Money the plants may be collect«! in the sum tion scarfs, coronation collars, coro advanced f< r expenses. Enclose sell mer and not be presse»! until it is con nation hats, coronation everything addressed envelope. Manage r, K) Cax- venient. Even the sun-dried products In fact, from souvenirs of the me ton Bldg., Chicago. picked up on the seashor. and car mento order to a got d article of the ried home will respond to a salt bath king's own whisky, than can be fig W A NTE D—F AITH FUL F E11 SO and unfold their tangled nnd meaning ured on just now. That is why the to travel for well established himsi in less masses into delicate traceries of coronation of Edward is going to bo few counties, calling on retail men I ants pretty green, brown and red huea.says a good thing in its way, apart from and agents. Ixa-al territory Salary (20.00 a week with expences a. din mill, ■n eastern exchange. its royal import. all payable in cash eiv li wook. Money In order to make the »pecimena of for experses advanced. I’o«iticn per. value, either as displays of nature’s ma nt lit. BusiiicSb successful and runn handiwork or as motifs for china and ing. Standard House, 330 Dearborn St other decoration, they must be mount Chicago. ed. Stiff cards are excellent for the purpose. They can be white or tinted, * as taste dic.tat». With the cards nnd seaweeds and a couple of deep basins Eight cents a pound k of salt water one is ready to begin work. A pair of tweezers with which what a young woman paid for to pick up the delicate structures will twelve pounds of flesh. be found useful. Float a ,mall mass off specimens in one of the basins. She was thin and weak and Then with the tweezers, a. it sepa paid one dollar for a bottle of rates into its parts, pick out a single 12.1 I’ plant and wash it fres from all sands Scott’s Emulsion, and by tak and impuritiM in th. second basin. 7.00 A When thh» is done plunge one of tl ■ ing regular doses had gained cards ander the water and bring It di twelve pounds in weight before rectly beneath the cleansed specimen. Holding the card at • eharp angle, ar the bottle was finished. range the base of theepecimen in the Eight cents a pound is desired position with a camel’* hair brush, needle or wooden toothpick. cheap for such valuable ma This work must be done under water. Some pay more, some When the delicate filaments are terial. spread out to the best advantage with less, some get nothing for draw the card a little way from-the water and observe the result. The their money. You get your seaweed will adhere without any dif money's worth when you buy ficulty. Ac th* arrangement pro- gy.aaea th* card is gradually lifted Scott’s Emulsion. from the wafer until every portion We will send you a little is complete. If a chance in the ar rangement is desirable plunge the card free. into the water carefully nnd make the alterations. When the work iefln- iehed the midrib shoufd have a natural SCO I’T & BOWNE, C hemists , shape and from it the filaments should New York. 409 Pearl Street, branch on either side. Drain off all the water possible and cover the 50c, and ¿1.00; all druggists. itaonnts with white cotton cloth to pre vent the seaweeds from adhering to anything else. When all the mount* •r. ready press them under heavy Weights for several hours. If the ef fort has been painstaking beautiful souvenirs will result. Versons who hove sever collected ■enweede are sure to find in the oe- tapAtfaa relief from the convention- alitiee with whioh seashore resorts abound and a pleasant resource for leisure hours when fancy work and summer novels have Vuot their charms. The*, too, with the work there arc sure to come delightful surprises, for the Inconspicuous water growths de velop under proper treatnTDt unsus pected charms of form and color. To know the names of the plants Is of benefit, of course, but without a bo tanical term at hand one may still claim the title of collector. SEAWEED GATHERING i * ’4 Will You Be One of the Luchy Persons? H To Be Given Away Abso lutely Nothing Equal to Chamberlain’s Colic, Ch< lera and D’arrho *a Remedy for Bowel Com. I laints in Children. “We have u*ert Ch nnberlaiu’s Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bettie <ly in our fam ly for year»,” sujs Mrs J B Cocke, Nederlattds, Texas. “We have given it to all our chil Absolutely Pure (Iren. We l.ave u»e<J other medi THFRE IS fíQ SU11ST1TUTE cine« for the same purpose hut never found anything to equal Chamber I Iain’s. If you will use it as directed it will always cure.” For sale by Public Health Notice. ail dealers. The Board of Health of the City of Scio tie ires to call the-attention of all r 'si dents of this city, to Sec tions No II to 1 I of Ordinance No 49 “Disinfot ting til Privy», cells, pools and water closets’’ "The cleaning up of all rubbish, briars bushes and manure, etc” And your me hereby notified that the above ir.ut be complied with on or before Muy 5’ 1904. L. E, Milh-r, Mayor. J. Beard Ma r hail. A. G, Prill Health Officer. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has l een duly appointed by the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, executor of the la«t will and testament of Alexander Sumpt r Sr., deceased. All per-on heving olainis against said estate ate her ;, required to present the same to ii J properly vitrified as l>y law required. : t mv residence in Scio, Oregon, v\itbi six montes Ï. om the date hereof. Dated t‘iis -it li day of Anril, 1904. L W. Co* IFTON, Eyecuto of th • latt wil and tes- tament <»f A'e\ a I’der Sumpter Sr., de- In addition to our large line ot tailor made clothing, we have on hand 350 samples for men’s clothing, to be made from special meas urement at .$12.5) to $75.00 per suit. You will want a new suit for Easter. Ours is “The Clothing That Satisfies.” TROTTER STAYTON Notice is hereby given that the under signed Las bi on duly appointed by tlie County Court of Linn County, Oregon, as tlie executors of the last will and tes tament of David Henry Johnston de ceased. Any and al) persons having claims against sui,Restate are hereby no tified to present the same to tho under i signed at Scio, Linn County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice, c :ly verrilied as required by law. Dated this 27th day of Nov. A. I). 1903. 1 ^he City Meat Market DALEY BROS., P r o p riet or s. ♦ The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always J on hand. We solicit your patronage G eorge C iiuistik J ohnston H enry S ibbelo J ohnvion Weatherford & Wyatt, Attys for Exrs. Executors. "VTOTICE is her. hv given that the tin- 11 dersigneil «n i raian of the person and estate of G. W. Phillips an ncom- petent person in pursuance of an order of the County Court of Linn County, BOI H®R h©UlS RND ®ÏB <ORW\T FRÏRI Oregon, made an entered of record on the Sth day of February 1904, authoriz ing, licensing and directing him to sell at public auction to the highest bidder all of tiie following described land to wit: The North Half of the Northwest Nature’s Art Gallery of the Rockies in addition to Quarter of section three (3) in Town ship Ten (10) South Range one (1) the attractions at St. Louis. This can only be West of the Willamette Aleridian, in j.inn County, Oregon, containing 80 done by going or returning via the “Scenic Line of the acres, more or less. World?’ That in pursuance of said order the undersigned will otter for sale at public J Tnrivaled Scenic Attractions. I Ineqnalled Dining Car Service.* auction at tlie front door of the Court U nsurpassatl in Efforts to l’lease. House in Albany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour of 1 o’clock c. m . on tlie 14th Write for illustrated booklet of Colorado’s famous sights and resorts day of May, 1904, all of the said land in one body, forms of sale, cash in hand. Dated this the 23 day of February 1904. W. C- HcERIDE, C-onoral Agent A. Ew ixo- PORTLAND OREGON 121 Thirl Street Guardian. WILL YOU BET HERE Thedfo. 1 B!: Draught quic’ • ' the ac tion or C stomach and cu ■ s ’ 'a chronic cases of indip. stion. If you will take a i ill dose of Thed ford'- ¡‘ . !< Draught oeca- Bionall; . i wiil keop your Btoniach 'i'll liver in per fect condition. Mor? si. kno. s caused by constipation tbai. by any other disease. The«fiord’s Black-1> ran Hit not only re lieves ■ ■ ¡on butc: r-"3 diarrh :• i an ! dysentery c keeps i 'Is > ./■ . rular. OREGON, EXECUTORS NOTICE. No€Tce is hereby given that the under signed has bivii duly ai.pointed, by the County Court < t Linn county, Oregon, adnr.nistrator of the estate of Vincent Krafka, deceased. All persons having I claims against said estuie are hereby notified to j resent same, duly verified, as by law require 1, t » the un lc*; signed administrator, F lunk Bartu, at )iis resi dence» near ( mbtree, Ore gon, or to Geo. W. Wright, his attorney, at Albany, Oregon, within six months from the date of his notice Dated this 1st day of April 1904. oil! Site’ll j Come in and look over our line of clothing and you will readily see that we have the goods and are fully able to do ajl we claim. Samples of cloth oil application, but it will lie more satisfactory to see the garment. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been by the County Court of the State of Oregon for I.inn County duly appointed adminMiator of the state of Rvbc< c:t A. Breed, deceased. I All persons having claims against said estate will ¡»resent them duly verified to me at my residence in Scio, Oregon, within six months from this date. Dated at Scio, Oregon this Deceit her 31, 1904. AV. E. S avage , Admr. of the estate ol Rebecca A. ♦ Breed, deceased. Son A try’s tor Executor. MI WM stom ach troubl'. Thedford’sBlaet- Draut’ht ■ 1 re < opd in nna wi than all th.-, doc tor’s meui ”i It x in a year.’— . SA.iAH E. 8HUBFF LL’ • Ictts. lie, Ind. $10.00 IN CASH FREE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. EXECUTOR S NOTICE OF AP- 1 OINTMENT. FREE... We have 400 men’s suits of Clothing to sell this spring, ranging in price from $5 to $20 a suit. These suits are strictly up to date in pattern, cut, material anti workmanship. Our proposition is this: To the purchaser of every tenth suit of men’s clothing we sell we give POWDER cans On the Mengiehlak pettinatila. In the <t«*pUn tea, there are five amali lake«, fine rtf' them la covered with m H crys tal« atrong enough to allow a man <nd beaat to croaa the lake on foot; another la at round aa any circle and • lovely rota color. Ite banka of aalt «ryatal form a aetting, white aa the driven .now, to the water, which not 1 ■Bly ehowa all the colora from violet tn roay red. hut from which riaea a perfuma a* of violet*. Both the per ite* a«d the color are the rettili of *f>* praaence of aeaw*«da, the violet ■tad tè' pin* _-------- The following reports are corrected every Thursday noon and are absolutely correct al that time: Eggs l«c. Butter 2o (S 40c. Chickens 12c @ I5c lb. '1 urkevs 18"'b. I < le re 8c lb. 1 a rd 15c lo. Bacon 14c lb. ilam- 15c ll . Shoulders 12c Potatoes 05c M< hair 31c CT I"’. /«’ta «Ç 1 f J ‘d ,. e are to bo more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of L,itrn Coffee. Not only will the on-lleads, cut iron fn the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we e always given our customers, but Free Premiums ■ rue IJ.'»n-Heads will entitle you to estimates in our $50,000.00 Grund Prine Contests, which will some of our patrons rich men and women. You can send in as many estimates as desired. There will be —----- TWO GREAT CONTESTS---------- cine to r male tue LvW I have ■ V • used."— AIR A. M. <1 ii A N T. Sneaus Ferr; ■ tirst enntr- t will be on the July 4th attendance at the St. Trouts World’s Pair; the seepnd relates to Total ’or I'ri /¡.'lent fe be .-a^t 8, 1904. $to,ooo.oo will be distributed in each of these contests, making cn tm> two, and, to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give ■ rp a « n — — — to the one who is nearest correct on both e? tosfs, and thus your estimates have twe oppor.nnitiesof winning a big cash prize. ■ uai míe or bu Printed blanks to vote on found in every Lion Coffee Pack age. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es timate is recorded. Coffee Packages and a 2 cent stamp entitle you (in addition to the reg ular free premiums) one vote in ’’.er contest WORLD’S FAIR CONTEST PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST tai July 1th attend;.r.-e at the St. T.otils July 4.1*13. the at’cndr.nce was 283,273* ived tn Woolson Spice Com- 19TMI, we will ad prize to the # Lx coo.oo 2139 FRIZES. 2 500.00 □0.00 'X>.OO □0.00 OO OO XLOO (0.00 C’J.OQ I.V'J 6S' » I OO Frir.es— 100.00 Frisas — 60.00 Fv<te» — 20.00 Prizes— lo.oo Prizes*- 5.00 r O00.O0 What will be the total Popular Vote cast for President (votes for all candidates combined) at the election November 8. 1904? Ln 1900 election. 13.959.653people voted for President. For nearest cor rect estimates received in Woolson Spice Co.’s, office. Toledo, O.. on or before Nov. 5,1904, we will give first prize for the nearest cor rect estimate, second prize to the next nea-est.etc.. etc., as follow«: 1 Flrzt Friz« ....................... S2.COO.OO ............ 1 Second Prize 1.000.00 2 Frtzis—1600.00 eech 1.000.00 ------------- 6 Prize«— 200.00 ■’ 1 000.00 IO Prize«— 100.00 •• 1.000.00 20 Prizes— eo.oo ■■ ...... 1,000.00 60 Prizes- 20 00 •' ......... 1,000.00 260 Prizes— 10.00 “ 2.5OO45O 1800 Prizes— 6.00 •• 9.000.00 ij i / - ÎFÙ. i & Q w TOTAL. *20.000.00 O / *7 Q 27 SBtrlbutHl to th» Puillo—a^rfigatfai 245,000.00—In addition to which we «hall ghre 15,000 to Gm-fri’ Clerks (s?a i In LIQ*t COFFEE caw» making a grand total of 550,000.00. COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF WOOLSON SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEP’T.) TOLEDO, OHIO.
