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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1904)
Obituary. S CORRESPONDENCE S AVe ere after your Shoe trade and offer you good values ’’ and guarantee the goods. During this month we have a big reduction on Men's and Boys' Slippers, and to close out several lines they will go at 25 per cent less than the regular price. A MURDEROUS BAND, Geo. M. Reed was barn in New York, October 17, 1822, and died at ▲uitrallan Secret Society Pledged his home three mile« south of Scio, Munkers to Kill and Destroy. April the 26, «04, at the age of 81 U m ' i Haavy 8hoe, |3.00, »3 .25 and *3.50, alioes with outside counters_j2. year's, 6 months and 8 days. He Mr. Jas. Jonston of Virginia was L*dk»’ Calf and Grain Shoes, button and Ince, all leather, for just _one was marriedto Maria Farrell, August a guest of his uncle Jas. Jonston last Op.r.t. l.l.f * Klnic Who«. Word dollar. la Law—at 10 1847 and whodied in 1889 Fourteen week. Bay. School Shoes, boys sizes $1.25—Youths |1.—. tlaa aad Proradar, at children were born to them of whom ■aaawtlaa. Geo. and A. M, Goin were over four ate now alive, Ho came from from Jefferson Sunday. [ Illinois to California in 1873, and to It is now somsthirg like 40 years Rev, Jameson of J efferson con- Oregon in 1876, where lie has since •¡not ths British government was ducted services here Sunday. lived at the Iwme of his son and much disturbed by the depredations of Mrs, Miner and daughter Lea of what appeared to be an organized band youngest daughter, He was buried Tursday of last week at the Millers Heppner are guests of her sister Ibra of murderers operating throughout New South Waler. The organisation cemetery neir Jefferson, tho funeral T. D. McClain. was a secret one and at first seemed set vices which were conducted by T. L. Goin of Cal is visiting num aardly worth while noticing. But be G. L. Suterland, being attended by erous relatives in tills vi.'iuity, fore five years had parsed it was ao I powerful that the government found many friends and relatives of the Misses Nellie al id Hattie Huntly itself forced to arm even the constab kick and the lawyers sue, the pre deceased. I j OCAL- were visting in Jefferson last week. ulary with revolvers and to instruct achers preach and th sinners sin, A baseb ill game between the Jeff them not to b*'too slow about shoot and cares beset the souls of men. Card of Thanks. ing in order to give them rome means M. E. Bilyew was at Albany the But through it ail the printer prints erson and Munkers nine will be of protection against the criminals To all those who so kindly assis first of the week. he saves and saves and stints and; played next Sunday on the Denny who had been enrolled under the so ted me during the sickness and Mrs. Laura Paul was over from tho winds may rave and the floods grounds. ciety’s rules. Since then, -despite con may roll and droughts break through burial of my heartfelt thanks. Albany Sunday. from pole to pole; but the printer Mr. E’ L, Emery and family of itant warfare made on it by the po- Wm. Reed. ice, it has grown so vastly that now R. Shelton was n business visitor mao he prill’s and prints, saves and Wisconsin are of Mr. and Mrs. Jon many cities are terrorized periodical at Albany Monday. saves and stints and stints—happy Cured hig mother of Rheumatism. ston and they talk of locating here. ly by its members and it threatens Aus For Sale—Fruit dryer, cheap for happy printer man dots the very best tie can—sticking type or twist- D. Donahue has 201) bushel of seed tralia much as the Molly Maguires cash inquire of J. 8. Morris, Mv mother has been a sufferer for iog press, he trusts to luck and does potatoes he would like to dispose of. threatened the United States, say* an many years with rheumatism, says Mrs. H. 8. Jo’nnston was visiting his best. eastern exchange. W. ‘ H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. at Waterloo during the week. Thia Australian secret murder so At times she was unabl e to move at Larwood. “Josiah’s Courtship” wilt be pre ciety is known as Larrikin. The Lar Misses Emma and Lulu Morrow all, while at times walking was rikin is divided into branch societies w*re Albany visitors Wednesday. sented by local talent at |the assem painful. I presented her with a bot bly hall, Saturday evening, May 14. known as pashes. Each push has a C. P. Hassler aod Geo. Garland tle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and L.O. Sherwood and family moved The play is given under the aus king, whose word is law. after a few adplicatlons she decided were Scio visitors during tire week* to Jefferson the first of the week. pices of the Etidies Helping ¡Society The member of a push must do what it was the most wonderful pain re Wain Davenport who has been in ever the king directs, be it robbery, Mrs. Foil is of Kingston, is visiting and is played by eleven characters liever she had ever tried, in fact she The proceeds will be used to help her sister, Mrs. F. J. Irvine this pay Fir the parsonage recently pur is never with out it now and is at all Salem for some time returned home arsou or murder. In turn the entire week. timesable to walk. An occasional Monday. purh stands by him and will s-top at chased by the M. E. church. application of Poin Balm keepsjaway nothing, however desperate, to rescue G. W. Morrow has been at Laban- Commodore Hassler made a trip the pain that she was formerly him if he is taken. So well have many oh and vicinity several days this troubled with. For sale by All to Albany Saturday. of thp pushes proved their ability to Wooburn to Have Flax Mill. week. Dealers. do this that in the districts where they Messers Moon and Looney of Jeff The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. are most powerful H is common for The flax industry promises to erson wero here Saturday looking them to commit «11 sorts of criminal Election notices issjed. II. Phillip* is seriously ill with pneu take on new life this year, saye the monia. Salem Journal, and Eugene Bosse, j fora team of horses, which they acts in full daylight and practically pubiicly. County Clert B. M. Payne is sen<l could purchase. Miss Claudia McKnight returned the manager of .the Salem mills, is There is little really secret about the from a visit with Albany friends very confident of a large acrege be ing out election notices to the Guy Craft m tde a business trip to ing ready for market this fall. For organization cf the ? s. Nearly yesterday. the past two seasons has had the old judges of each election precinct. i>ortl ind the first of the week. everything cci.^crnlng them is known, These notices are to be »n sted by Mr. and Mrs. Bresler of Lebanon, flour mills leased, but has erected a the judges eallMg attention to tno i I-rank GMnes was an Albany Fri- so far as their methods of .«electing were visiting at the home of T. J. new building on the Savage farm, new members, punishing traitors and near the asylum, and operate both general election to lie held June 6, Munkers Sunday last. so on are concerned. I hit nll the ef mills this year. In additi«».*) he con 1904, from 8 a-in, to 7 p. in, Be-j Mike Bilyue of Jordan was here forts of the police have h°en unavail T. 8. Coffey left for .Silverton templates the erection of a m il at ing to find out who the kings are. Monday, having accepted a position Woodburn, and will lease the Scio sides the many candidates to be Sunday. Any male youth more than 17 years ta a harness shop there. The Spalding Logging Co., which. plant and operate it. The dam that voted for the following will also be old who lives permanently in a push Mrs. 8. Phillipi of Slayton has furnished power for the Salem mills on the ballet: Shall swine he pro- has a large number of logs on the iistricl is eligible for membership. been visiting at the home of her was destroyed during the winter, h.bited from running at large <n ' banks tlie Crabtree Creek near here Should he wish tq join he sends the and it caused a cessation of work but 1 father, A. T. Powell this week. an engine will be installed in a few j the folks of the Santiain rivtr in . j, making preparation to float them king a written application and a fee of ten shillings, which is one of the The Holy Rollers have been sent months, and several hundred tons < f Linn county Oregon? L ical option down the creek at once. to the insane asylum, a thing that scutched flax will be manufactured liquor I ,w. Direct primary nomin- Mug’s perquisites of ofliee. On receiv should have been done months ago. frem the raw material now on hand. The increased price ill the potato ing the application the king calls to ation law. gether his five councilors, whom he in W. H. Young died yesterday The people Wi o have followed the market has caused considerable structs to make inquiries and report. «V looping Cough. morning at 6 o’clock, of cousuinp- flax industry have great faith in the activity among tlie farmers in the \ meeting of the push then is con- tloi, aged 62 years’ Obituary next future, and freely predict that the Willamette valley will have a num In the spring of HM1 my children vicinity several loads were ta<en to • ened and the applicant is accepted or week. ber of linen factories within a very had whooping cough, sivs Mrs. D Crabtree on Friday and Saturday. ’•ejected on a show of hands; If ao- ' Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D , few years, as conditions for the \V Capp?, of Capps Ala. • pied he serves as a provisional initi 1 used will be at liis Scio offlee the first half growth and manufacture of the mat- ■ Chamberlain’? cough remedy with Owing to the wet, cold condition of ate for a period < f six months. Then, the ground, few potatoes for tlie ufter subscribing his ñame to the of each month. Ail work guar erial and goods are very favorable— I the most satisfactory results. 1 anteed. Woodbuin Independent •‘push hook,” which 14 a book wherein thtnk this the best remedy J have new crop have been planted. ever seen for the whe oping cough. Mrs. Gatch of Salem, Worthy Prof. E. G. Morganson of Spicer are recorded the crimes committed by the pu.-’.i, he becomes a full-fledged This remedy keeps tho cough loose, Grand Matron, order of Eastern Star lessens the severity and frequency was in the"vicinity on Tuesday and member and i > made acquainted with was visiting the lodge at this place IOWA TOWN ’ S DAILY MIRAGE. Wednesday, shaking hands with of the coughing spells and counter the push’s1 code of laws. No oath U Wednesday evening. acts any tendency tov.ord pneu fiiends and look over the field prior administered and there is no ceremony E. G. Morgason, republican candi Singular Illusion That 1« Visible in monia. For sale by All Dealers. )r fortn of introduction whatsoever. to entering tiie campaign for county date for school supt. was in our city Cedar Rapid* Whenever the The first and most stringent disci the last of the week, shaking hands Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port superintendent. Sun 1* Shining. pline of push ’.aw enforces obedience i with old friends. land and Willamette Velley Foint». The R. F. D. Rout which was es to constituted authority. ‘‘What the Every day in the year when the sun Wesely Bros, want all the wool tablished here last September has king suys gots” is their own phrase, Low t.iund trip rates have beet In this part of the country this year is shining a mirage may be seen in placed in effect between Portland proven to be success. Prio ■ 'o the lnd t"he contravention of the maxim and they Hre going to pay the top thia city, says a correspondent of and Willamette vciley points in ei is punishable in the first instance with establishing of the Rural Delevery the “sock,” in the sccoiul with death. the Chicago Inter Ocean. So far as price in order to get it. •her direeti in. Tickets will be sold is known this is the only place in the Saturdays and Sundays ana liui'ted mail was recioved here but three The sock is popular v.ith all Larri J. E. Cyrus left unday last for Ranier, where he Sis heed sawyer world where this phenomenon of na to return on or before tire following times per week. Of all the steps kins, who dearly love an opportunity Round trip from West taken by tlie Goverinent in tbo in of witnessing its inflict!« n. •'! he cf- in a mill. He disposed of tlie I. O. ture can be so regularly observed, al Monday. O. F. hall contract to Ed Bals?hweid though there are many places where Scio, $2.b>. Thesame arrangement terest os i Io* larmers none is of- 'endtr is sti ippt I.gagged and strapped it takes place under certain atmos applies from Portland, giving ail face downward •'•/i.g an ordinary Sick headache results from a d’a- pheric conditions. The mirage here people a chance to visit greater value.than Hie rural until. wooden bench, whereupon the t xecu- orders stomach and quicktey curred ¡s on one of the principal streets of Portland points at greatly reduced Every community should make an tioners beat him in turn with a sleek bv Chamberlain’s stomach and liver the city and makes the street appear valley rate*. - efiort Io secure the rural tniiil ser- ing filled with w<t sand until his flesh (■•Diets. For sale by All Dealeis. as if there was a pond of water cov 1 vice when it is once established it Is is completely raw. His wounds are Clyde Ashby was over from ering it. So natural is this appear An cpei. Letter. ihen salted and he is kept in a prison considered a necessity. Albany Tuesday. From here he ance that many times residents of until recovery. On such occasions pro went to Jordon and installed a small the city who are not posted as to the ! ceedings are conducted with the News, I-rum the Chapin 8 O three line telephone switchboard mirage have turned from the street gravest decorum; no one is permitted Early in the aping my wife and Crabtree Notes. there. to escape going through the water I were taken with dirrlroea and so to speak and unnecessary violence is I that they thought they saw in the severe were the pains that wo called sternly prohibited. No sympathy is Quite a number of people in the distance. R. Boyle and Claud Miller a physician who prescribed for us, H. | manifested for the victim, and such a vlciuity of Thomas are afflicted with The best place to view the mirage but Iris j.cdicjies failed to give .my have Omslied a contract of cutting n circumstance as a protest against the tho measles, among whom are from is on First avenue, in front of relief A friend who had a bottle of hundered cords of wood for W. J. barbarity of the punishment is abso Earnest Smith an-.l n chihi of Mr Coe college, between Twelfth and equilibrium's colic, cholera and lutely unknown. and Mrs. Fred Mespelt. Thirteenth streets. On a bright day, diarrhoea remedy on hand gave T trnidge. Th* death penalty is rarely exacted W. W. Franc s of Halsey, demo- by looking down tfye avenue four or I each of us a aojy and we at once The Metzger and Grant Holt of in the case of members of the frater cratie nominee for recorder was in five blocks away will be seen this lake felt the effects. I procured a hottie Spaulding Logging Co., were look nity, but outsiders who have incurred Scio several days the past week. of water covering the roadway. Pass and before using the entire contents He is a genial gentlemen and will ing street cars are so plainly reflected we were cu.sed. It is a wonderful ing after tneir interests here the the push vengeance are killed regular ly. The king chooses for executioners make many votes by his visit here. in it that it is difficult to realize that remedy and should lie found in first of the week. a score of bis subjects, of whom at every household II C Bally Editor. W. S. Paul was a business visi- least seven are the latest recruits of Yesterday as John Cary, who there is no water there. Prof. Bates, of Coe college, accounts This remedy is for sale by All tor at Albany Monday. lives a few miles north of town, was the order. The victifn is surround« d, Dealer. driving along the road with a wag for the mirage by the fact that the Mrs. T. J. Walker visited rel- stunned and thrown to the ground. avenue ’ is slightly inclined from the A bnre Illi ng. on. the team became frightened and No deadly weapon is employed. Each atives at Lebanon last week. rm away, throwing him out and indicated point of view. A person, of the push silently kick the body of therefore, looks down at the mirage breaking bis leg' It was broken a IL W. Swink and family visi the prostrate victim until life is ex It is said that nothing is sure ex- bove the knee and It will several at an angle of about 30 degrees, and ted relatives in Polk Co. last week. tinct. Thus all the 20 are equally cept death taxes, but that is not al- his line of vision crossing the down months before he will be about guilty of murder, and probably no together true. Dr. King’s new Mr*. John Meyer and son Alfred member of any pu«h has been enrolled coming rays of light obliquely at that again. Dr. Pri.l attended him. discovery for consumption is a sure point produces this singular illusion. cure for all lung and throat troubles. left last week for Deepwater Mo- for a longer period than two years Whether it blows or whether it Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. having been called there by the ser without being thus star ped with the snows, the season come* and the C B VanMetre of Shedherdtown W ious illness of Mrs. Meyer’s father. hall-mark at pushdom. season goes; the crops get sick and Jf a to •evf'r bH the farmer blue—the storekeeper The N ews and Oregonian 1 year $“ Va, says I had a severe case of Bron Mr. B. Apger of Lebanon visited coniKL-icu with ni» push or toutpart chilis and fora year tried every I thing I heard oj got not no relief his sister Mrs. Walter Saturday. from the push district in order to live One bottle of Dr. Kin* now disco ve do so only Louis mid Will Meyer of Albany elsewhere he is allowed ry then cured inc ab.^dutely. Its after having signed a confession of infallible for croud whooping cough spent Sunday w 1th relatives here. having committed, single-handed, the grip pneumonia and consumption, Mr. an<l M rs. Rehm from the last capital crime of which the push is try it. Il’s guaronteed by E C P< 'eery East are visiting with their daugh guilty. This document is handed to druggi-t. Trial bottles free, Beg. ter Mrs. Wm Hchnuelle and family the king, who files it in ti e push bonk, We have ju9t opened up a complete and up to date line o sixes 50c $1.00, heru there mnch plorscd with Oreg which is naturally kept in a place of of Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings and Rugs, Iron and <> security. This book is the one strong A startling Test. on and are looking for a location and yet weak spot in the push system. Wood Beds, Chairs, Couches, Suits and Tables. ■; here. If it were conveyed to the hands of To save a life, Dr. T O Merrritt of Also a full line of stoves, ranges, tin and graniteware. ' [ the authorities the whole push would Jno. Sampler and family of Tail- : Mehoopany Pa made a «trailing lest have to stand ««lf-arrai^ned and self See our goods before buying. We will save you money resulting in a wonderful cure lie visited Saturday with E. Miller’s. condemned as murderer« and accesso writes, a patient was attacked with on every purchase. < > Frank Gooch of Saelburn was a ries. But so long an each member’s violent Demurrages, caused by ulcer Crabtree viator Sunday. name is in the bew k with h * record of ation of the stomach. I had often ' crimes, so long is h** the helpless slave found electric Bitter excellent for Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turnidge o , 9 o acute stomach and liver troubles so spent Sunday with relative* al La of the king. Therefore the pushes real <> Baltimore block-near Russ House. Albany, Oregon. ise that their safety dep*-nds upon the I per scribed them* The patient careful preservation of these mrmo- gained from the first and has not I comb. had an atUck in 14 months. Ele Tho farmers are taking advantage I rials. At Important gatherings the ctric bitters are postlvely guarran- of the nice weather. And tho farm ! book must be produced, that members may have an <>pportnnhy of reassur teed for dyspepsia ind gestión con progressing nicely. ing themselves by perusing eonfes- stipation and kidney troubles, try work i them, Only * Atícenla ••• — Peery's. at ” E C Mr. M'lliganof Spicer was buying , »ion» which tr«n»f»r »nd fasten their joint burden« on the shoulder» of ab I>> tatoes in ttiis section last week. Quick Arrest. sent indlvi Mr. and Mrs. John Kinzer made a i I wish to inform all those wishing horses J A Gulledge .. of Verbena _____________ Ala. trip to Albany last week. I was twice in the hospital from a shv Mrs. Geo Dickenson is visiting of any kind that I will have about 70 or Manager Wanted. ( ere cate of piles causing 24 tumorw. relatives at Lebanon '.his week. | 75 head at my farm about June 15th. I After doctors and all remedies failed Bucklir.a arnica salve quickly Trustworthy indy or gentleman will have some good draft horses and manage business in this connsy and ad arrested ¿fuMier iuflamatloil and roadsters and prices will be reasonable. joining territory for well and favorably cured him. It cori<iuer?- aches and Dierd rff rxxlge ;No. 54 to T. H- known house of solid finnnbiul standing. I cures pain. 25c. at E U Peery drug Notice will be given of the date of sale. i Coffey, lot in Scio 250 *20.00 straight casli salary and expen gist* se* paid earn Monday by check direct Cora Mack to W, H Gill, 25x100 f from headquarters. Exp-naO money , feet. Scio & advanced. P’sHtion t«ermanent. Ao- j T he N ews and Oregon Daily George Thomas to ,V F Gill lot ¡Journal 1 year $5.00. , JOxilK) feet As complete a shoe store as though we carried nothing hut shoes. I 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 & GILL Co FOUND! The Place to Buy Your Confectionery Having purchased the confectionery business of F. II. Mauldin g it is my intention to carry a> large stock and sell the same at living prices. W'e solicit your patronage. H. Phillips, Prop. CARPETS Of every description the cheapest to the best. Art squares, Ingrain, in feet anything you may want in carpets or linoleum Everything in the latest styles wall paper. CHAS. WESELY CORSETS To insure stylish eflect and proper fit in your garments, wear NEW FORNITURE STORE! PRATT & MILLER, C C LEK ROYAL WORCESTER OR h Yours for Corsets
