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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1904)
fe • i • it I Al] lllitl Manager Wanted, Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this counsy and ad joining territory for well ami favorably known house of solid tiuanbia) standing. | f‘-0-00 straight cash salary and expen ses paid each Monday by cheek direct from headquarters. Expense mouev advanced. Position permanent. Ad dress Manager, SlOComo Block, Chicago Illinois. FOR SHERIFF G. W. Morrow miríSHBD;BRIBRY[OF ER0H ÎTBBK.: OF SCIO A PLAIN STATEMENT. 1 EDITORIAL. : in************************ J. W. Millar, candidate for county dark, to a college graduate and one of tbe beat qualified man in the county. He is young, active, unas suming and of a cheerful, genial, Although a college graduate be la Just plain “Billy” Miller and meets all his friends on a common level. If a candidate car ries his full pat ty vote he is sup posed to be a good man but M r. Miller will run considerable ahead of his ticket, particularly is this true in the Forks of the 8ant!am where he Is best known.—Lebanon Criterion.—Tbe above to true, and unless we are greatly deceived, he will be our n?xt county clerk. disposition. The office of sheriff in this county ia a bigger affair than 4t has been in With tne development of tbe county, the business of the sheriff’s office has increased amaz ingly. To successfully handle this business requires a business man; one who is conversant with business methods and one who has felt busi ness responsibilities. For a man to fill these requirements as well as otheis connected with the office it is doubtful if a hett< r choice could be made than that of G. W. Morrow. He is successful business man, thor oughly reliable, accurate and judic ious; a man In whom the voters may have entire confidence. years past. We imert in this issue the card' of Zames Elkins, republican nominee for&unty treasurer. Mr. Elkins has given general satisfaction as treasurer during liis present term- This office is one of heavy responui- billly and now requires good clerP cal ability, and for which Mr. El kins is well qualified and his strict Integrity is acknowledged by all. A careful, conservative business man, possessing a good knowledge of law, and fully conversant with every part of tho county, C. H. Stew art will make Lh n a fine judge d ur ing the next four years. Of tila .lection there can be no doubt; the only question being how many huh> dred majority.—Jefferson Review. lo$T BILL DOUBLED ITSELF. Regular Democratici Nominee. What th 9 Republican Ticket Party^Stand For. ----- r— The management of the republl- can campaign wishes to give a clear fair and frank statement of the at titude of the republican party in the campaign Just opening. We are not »’party of negation; we are not going into a fight against any political party or personally against any of the members thereof, but ere going into this contest tc work earnestly, fairly and honorably for the election of the republican nom inees to th. several county offices, which we conceive to be the best in terests of Linn county. While we realize this Is a contest between the republican and demo cratic tickets, we are not unmindful that there are other parties having nominees in the field, and it Is our earnest desire, and shall bo our par- ticular care, to treat all with the We utmost courtesy and fairness, also recognize that there other ele- ments oot rebresented by a ticket to beyeckonel with in this contest, to whim we promise fair »nd cordial treatment, and we invite their co operation, and point to the fact that such reform measures asked for by the people which have been brought about lu the past have be“ii through the republican party, which party upon all reform measures deals fair ly and honestly with the demands of the people. The republican ticket is composed of clean, honest, upright men emi nently qualified for the respective positions for which they have been named and to the nominees upon the other tickets we accord the right to make the same claim. We slial not encourage personal attacks upon any opposing candidates, nor hitter contentions and discussions through the public pieBS,-and no such con dition shall ar.se unless in defense necessit ited bp some course initia ted by the opposition. We want a clean camdaign and accord to our opposition the same deBire. We shall work for the success of th.) republican ticket, and trust to be able to do so without unjust bias or prejudice to the rights of other parties tailoring for their respective nominees. J. 8. VAN WINKLE, Chairman Ilepub'ican County Cen-- tral Committee. Th« Wea.-rfal Riory of tho Pertly ■ m Tha« Callo, »orIk Wo Aaawoa. I ' and ■Ra was portly and prosperous, an al- Rteratlva «tata of affaire that seemed to give weight to his word«. There fore, tbe little Land gathered in front of an up-town hotel and which had watched with interest and laughed with mean delight at the man who chaeed his hat two blocks in one of those sudden gnles. listened with ra- apectful attention to the portly man who had laughed louder than the oth- Isra, and who led the way to the cafe tar, relates the New York Mall and Ex press. •‘Tha* hat-chasing game reminds me of a peculiar thing which happened to ma when a boy,” ha began. “I was brought up on a farm in thia state, and was one of thoee happy-go-lucky youngsters, always in trouble, and with a happy faculty of getting out of ocrapea. “Ona day my father gare ma a five- dollar bill to go down to the village and buy some things for the farm. For like, I started off holding the bill by thè eorner and letting the wind flap it about my fingers. There eame n sudden puff and the bill wae torn from my grasp. I saw it fly overa bush and started off in hot pursuit. It meant recover that bill or get thè worst licking that ever a country boy received. “Jumping over the fence, I saw the bill dancing merrily along about five feet from the ground In a ten-acre field, and nothing to check ita prog ress. My. how I rani Once or twice I nearly had It, when a fresh gust of wind would send It in another direc tion. I chased the bill all around the field, and finally, panting and exhaust •d, I grasped it and fell to the ground." The portly man muttered something that sounded like “s’luck," and drained Ms glass. The others followed suit and waited patiently for the climnx. “Gentlemen, it is hard to believe, but when T recovered my breath and |o<>bsd at the cause of my furioua chase 1 found it waa a ten-dollar bill that somebody else had beat.“ Nobofiy had courage enough to ask what had become of the flve-dollar bill, sad the baud dispersati In silence. T he N ews and Oregon Journal 1 year $£>.00. f J. William Miller Of Shelburn ÖAgifiö POWDER Absolutely Pure Regular Republican Nominee- Fon Rocorlor W. W. Francis .Of Halsoy THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Regular Republican Nomineo. For School Suporlntonloiit Public Health E. G. Margason Of Lebanon Regular Republican Nominee. For Sheriff R. L. White Of Harrisburg Regular Republican Nominee For County Juigc C. II. Stewart Of Albany Regular Democratic Nomineo. For Treasurer James Elkins Of Albany Regular 'epublican nominee. Notice to Wool Crowers. I would like to say to every one that you are entitled to bs in the wool pool. I wish to leave no one out that wants to join. 8end me your name, post-office an i number of sheep, and 1 will book you in the pool, For any information write me. The pool wil be closed the first day of May, then I will know w hat pool I have and be looking for a i market for it. Notice. . , CAST o/ CHARACTERS . I Harrv Sharp, "a detective pierced with Cupid/adart’’. '.'.'' Joe, “a mischievous newsb -y”........................................ ' ’ | Mike, “Josiah’s valet”.............................. ................ .. | Jeff, “Priscilla’s man of all work”......................................... ' Priscilla Brown, “whose affections are centered in Josiah” I Birdie, “an ‘angel’ that flirts”............................................... j Edna, “Priscilla’s niece witli a penchant for Mr. Heart”.. Mrs. Black, “» childless w idow”........................................... Percy Wells. .......... .... > Joe Wesely, ................ Ira Abbrtt. ............ W. A. Ewing, .. A. W. Hagey. ..Winifred Munkers. .............Creora Sims. ....Sylvia Munkers. Mrs. Walter Bilyeu. W1LLY0U BET HERE u FEMALE WEAKNESS PERSONS few counties, calling on retail merchant« and agents. Local territory. Salary |20.l)0 a week w ith expellees n< dilional, all payable in cash eiu h week. Mo„ey tor expenses advanced. Positkn pe r manent. Business successful and rusu- ing. Standard House. 830 Dearborn St. Chicago. 1 H!f*K < Altl>. 3«. 2, F or I Train leaves Albany ................... “ “ Corvallia ............ “ arrives Yaquina ........ .. ^o. 1, tetiiriilug: Leaves Ynqntna............................ . Leaves Corvallis............................ Arrives Albany ........................... '4 512 1-3 Congress St. P 'BTL a :. , .M aine , Oct. 17,1902. I consider Wine of Cardui superior to any doctor’s medicine I ever used and I kuo -v whereof I speak. I suf fered for iiine months with suppressed menstruation wh.ch completely pros trated me. Riinrf would shoot through niv back and sides and I v. bUd have blinding headaches. My limns would swell up and I would reel so weak I could not stand up. I naturally felt discouraged for I paemed to be beyond the help of physician*, but Wine of Oardui came as a God-send to me. I felt a change for tho b ’tter within a week. After nineteen days treatment I menstruated without, suffering the agonies I usually did and soon became regular and without pain. Wine of Cardui is Rimpiy wonderful and I wish that all suffer.rig women knew of its good qualities. TreMaror, Portland I2.-ouon.ic League Xo. 3, For Detroit:— 7.(Ml 12.20 M M No« 4« ironi Det* .»II: — Leave« Detroit............................... Arrives Albany............................. 1 »0 p. M s... p M 'I rani No. 1 arrives --------- m Albany --------------- ----- - In time_ to -nnect w it b the S. P. «ont h bonn4 train, in well m giving two nr three hours* ir, Albarn •rtore depa t ie of 8. P. notch bound trait oi Port ian 1« I rain No. J c H,nect< vrlt the ”» P. W "1 le *»'iiti *t Lorval im ( rt.; mg tor Indexen deuce McMinnville and all points north ,c Por’ land. . „ _ , EWIHN Si )NE- Mr linger. IHOft. COCKdE L Atzeni Albany We are going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Mon Coffee. Not only will the Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we have always given our customers, but Periodical headaches tell of fe male weakness. Wine of Cardui cures permanently nineteen out of every twenty cases of irregular menses, bearing down pains or any female weakness. If you are discouraged and doctors have failed, that is the best reason in tho world you should try Wine of Cardui now. Remember that headaches mean female weakness. Secure a 81.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui today. h Addition to the Regular Free Premiums the same Lion-Heads will entitle you to estimates in our $50,000.00 Grand Prise Contests, which will make some of our patrons rich men and women. You can lend in as many estimates as desired. There will be ---------TWO GREAT CONTESTS---------- The first contest will be on the July 4th attendance at the St. Louis World’s Pair; the second relates to Total Vote P ot President to be cast Nov. 8, 1904. $20,000.00 will be distributed in each of these contests, making ca the two, and, to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give a »-> th« one who is nearest correct on both contests, cud thus your estimates have two opportunities of winning a big cash prize. WANTED—SEVERAL INDUS VRl- oils persons in cm h statu to travel lur house e«tablshed elevei years and wnb a large capital, to call upon merchant* and agents for successful and profitable line. Pennanant engagement. Week ly cash salary of $24 ano all traveling expenses anil hotel bills advanced in cash each week. Experienci not essen tial. Mention reference and enclose «Ji-addressed euve'ape. '1 he National, 2 Dearborn St., Chicago. Five Lion-Heads Printed blanks to cut from vote on found in Lion Coffee Packages and a every Lion Coffee Pack age. The a cent stamp covers the expense of 2 cent stamp entitle you (in addition to the reg ular free premiums) our acknowledgment to one vote in either contest to you that your es timatela recorded. WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST What will be the total July 4th «»tendance at the St. Louis World’s Fair? At Chicago, July 4.1893, the attendance was 283,273. For nearest correct estimates received in Woolson Spice Com pany’s ouiee, Toledo, Ohio, on or before June ^Hh, r*U. we will ivo first xe for the uearest correct usiimatJ, second prize to the a ext ne. ares:,etc “*■ ’’ M etc., as ** füllews: 1 Ftret Prti» .................... . . *2.600.00 1 Se iend Frlxe ............. 1 000.00 2 P i I xqs -(000.00 euch .1 .COO.OO Prlxes—--------- 1 OOO OO Filze«— . 1 .000.00 prlles— . 1 000.00 Prlxes— ’..c^o.oo Prisas— •o oo 1800 Prlxes— ... 0,000.00 SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. Germa y haa 3.SLO.UOO guata and the Vailed Í it«« only 1.900,000, whwrawa oar number of cheep 1« «1,000,000, and Dermany'« only ».700.000. Vanadium, one of the rarer metala, haa the property, mixed with cupper, of allowing that metal to be drawn Into very fine wlrs. Vanadium costa A1S0 per pound. Tbe output of pig iron in Germany tras risen 7» per cent, in the past 11 years. During the came period the output of the United Staten baa risen only M per cent., and to now nearly 14.000,000 ions. Peat gee haa been employed ae fuel •t the Mótala steel works, Sweden, for the paet 10 years, originally for the puddling furnace«, and to a «till great- ar estent, subsequently, for tho open- ke*rth furnace« T J Jcsiah Perkins, “brusqui and fickle”.................................. ............... E.C. Piery. ■ Thomas Hart, “a young lawyer in love with Edna” .................Roger Cain, Richard Ro and, “supposedly wealthy, but heartless anil sciieminf' jming ” ” ' person Notice is hereby given that the under signed has liecn duly a> pointed, by the and estate of G. W. Phillips an ncom- County Court < f Linn county, Oregon, I intent person in pursuance of an order administrator of the estate of Vincent ! of the County Court of Linn County, Krafka, deceased. All persons having ■ Oregon, made an entered of record on HO! FOR lr®¥15 OB ¥HB TCORBDS FRÍR! claims against said estate are hereby the Sth day of February 1904, authoriz notified to present same, duly verified, ing, licensing and directing him to sell ashy law required, to the undersigned at public auction to the highest bidder administrator, Frank Bartu, at his resi I all of the following described land to wit: dence near Crabtree, Oregon, or to Geo. The North Half of the Northwest W. Wright, his attorney, ac Albany, , Quarter of section three (3) in Town- Nature’s Art Gallery of the Rockies in addition to Oregon, within six months from the. ship Ten (10) South Range one (1) the attractions at St. Louis. This can only be West of the Willamette Meridian, in date of this notice Dated this 1st.day of April 1904. Linn County, Oregon, containing 80 done by going or returning via the ‘'Scenic Line of the F rank B aktu , acres, more or less. Administrator. That in pursuance of said order the World.” Geo. W. Wright, undersigned will offe.- for sal<> at public nrivnled Scenic Attractions, Atty for Admr. auction at the front door of the Court nequalled Dining Car Service, House in Albany, Linn County, Oregon, nsurpassed in Effortsto -Please. ! at the hour o‘* 1 o’xlock p. m . on the 14th | day of May, 1904, all of the said land in Write for illustrated booklet of Colorado’s famous sights and resorts I one body, terms of sale, ca«h in hand. | Dated this the 23 day of February 1904. V. C. McBRIDS, General Agent V. E wing Guardian. 124 Thlri Street PORTLAND OREGON A trntiw rtby get fleiuen » V or in ly iii each c< unty to n-su- . ere bnsinefaF for hl ciu svbiisbefi re use of solid financial stfirdlug. straight ( xmih fide h ekty st.lciy of I aid by ch *ck eacd Mt adsv witl. all ex- pttneB direct from head jUi.rters. Money advanced f< r ex} enses. Enclose self addressed envelope. Manager, 330 Cax- ton Bldg., Chicago. Leaves Al'»ail y .............................. Arrives l)?troit.............................. “We havo u»ed Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remt dy In our fam ly for years,” says Mrs J B Cocke, Neflerlands, Texas. •*We have given it to nil our chit dren. We have 'used other medl clnes for the same purpose out never found anything'to equal Chamber Iain’s. If you will use it as directed It will always cure,” For sale by all dealers. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Yours respectfully, 8. P hilippi , Stayton, Ore. WANTED—FAITHFUL PROGRAM. Nothing Equal to Chamberlain’s Colic, Ch< lera and D’arrhe a Remedy for Bowel Com. I laints in Children. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tfie Board of Health of the City Notice is hereby given that tlie under of Selo de ires to call the attention of all resident, of this city, to Sec signed has been by the County Court of SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. tions No 11 to K> of Ordinance No 49 the State of Oregon for Linn Coun.y “Disinfei ting all l’rivys cells, pools duly appointed administrator of »the Acr I.—Ptrrlor at Prist ilia Brown’s.—A kettle of fish. Josiph gets an “angel to estate of Rebeicri A. Breeii, deceased. and water closets” fix him up.—A mistaken embrace and a total eclipse.—“Bah, he’s been •‘The cleaning up of all rubbish, All persons having claims against said eatin’ onions!”—A dusky prophet—The girls’ compact.—I’s wid ya,’ pard, estate wrill present them duly verified to briars bushes and manure, etc” eoerv time; we'll turn dis house upside down.”—Sharp, the detective.-The And your are hereby notified ¡meat my residence in Scio, Oregon, “angel gives s ime good advice.—A wronged and childless widow.—“A within six months from this data. that til« above must be complied woman's business.”—Thr rival suitors.—An altercation.—Jeff’s planB begin Dated at Scio, Oregon this December to work.—“Curse you, I’ll------- ’’—Consternation.—Picture. with on or before May 5 1904. 3!, 1904. A ct II.—Sharp’s office—The detective and the “angel”.—A photo in evidence._ L. E, Miller, Mayor. W. E. S avage , A trick on the Irishman.—Josiah gets excited again,—Joe gives the old J. Beard Ma r ball. Admr. of the estate of Rebecca A. man a “tip.”—An embarrassing predicament.—A providential interruption. A. G, Prill Health Officer. Breed, deceased. —A few “p’inted” questions.—The “angel” offers some more good advice.— “Is that young rascal trying to cut me out?”—The story of Josiah’s life—An EXECUTOR’S NOTICE OF AP EXECUTORS NOTICE. old man’s darling.—Priscilla scents a mouse.—An undress rehearsal.—Out POINTMENT. of the frying pan into the lire. Notice is hereby given that the under A ct III.—Back at Priscilla’s.—Another embarrassment lor Josiah.—“By golly, Notice is hereby given that the under- signed has been duly appointed by the dis am a debbil ob a muss!”—Priscilla in war paint.—Reconciled.—More signe I ‘ lias ‘ been duly J appointed by the i county County court Court oi of lann I.inn county, County, Oregon, trouble for Jeff.—“I’m in love up to my eyebrows.”—A spring chicken and ( ounty Court of Linn County, Oregon , as the executors of the last will and tes- an old hen.—A bitter encounter.—Defiance.—Josiah makes a bargain with executor of tlie last will ami testament tanient of David Henry Johnston de the “angel”.—Confusion worse confounded. of Alexander Siimpt-r Sr., deceased.! ceased. Any and all persons having A ct IV.—Scene as before.—A vote of confidence.—A few more pointed question's All person1 having claims against said | claims against said estate are hereby no —“Ef dar’s gwine ter be a ’splosion, dis coon will see de fun eben ef he gets estate are hereby required to present tified to present the same to the under blowed up.”—Mike on a tear.—Josiah’s ultimatum.—A father’s confession the same* to me properly verified as by 1 signed at Scio, Linn County, Oregon, and an unexpected guest.—The ’«plosion.—Tom’s exculpation.—The biter law required, nt my residence in Scio, within six months from the date of this bit.—Father and son.—Priscilla relents.—“Call in tlie preacher and let’s all Oregon, within six monies from the notice, imly verrified as required by law. be happy!”—The remnants of Mike.—Finale. date hereof. Hated tiiis27th day.4 Nov. A.D. 1903. Dated this 4th day of April, 1904. G borok C hkistie J ohnstox J. \V. C ompton , H exkv S ibbelp J ohnston Executor of tlie last w ill and tes Executors. tament of Alexander Sumpter Sr., de Weatherford & Wyatt, ceased . Attys for Exrs. H. Bryant & Son Atty’s lor Executor. SCOTT’S EMULSION îorïailis & Eastern k P Send forfree sample. 8COTT A BOWNE. Chemist«, 400-415 Pearl Street, NewYork. 6Oc. and $I.OO| all druggists. A FARCE COMEDY DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS. For County. Clerk Daily to travel for well established house in a Scott’s Emulsion is the means of life and of the en joyment of life of thousands of men, women and children. To the men Scott’s Emul sion gives the flesh and strength so necessary for the cure of consumption and the repairing of body losses from any wasting disease. For women Scott Scot. ’ - s Emul- ' sion docs this and more, It is a most sustaining food and tonic for the special trials that women have to bear. To children Scott’s Emul sion gives food and strength for growth of flesh and bone and blood. For pale girls, for thin and sickly boys Scott’s Emulsion is a great help. JOSIAH’S COURTSHIP” ; 2139 FdlZES. TOTAL, *20.000.00 PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST What will be the total Popular Vote cast for President (votes for all candidates combined) at the election November 8,1904? In 1900 election, 13,959,653 people 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 tfve first prise for the nearest cor rect estimate, second prize to tbeaext nearest, etc., etc., as follows: First Prise ,................... 1 “ ......................... *2.500.00 1 Second Prise ................ ....................... 1.000.00 2 Frizes—»600.00 each ............................ 1.000.00 e Prise«— 200.00 “ .......................... 1 000.00 IO Prise«— 100.00 “ ........................ 1.000.00 “ 20 Prizes— 60.00 i ,000.00 Prises- 20 00 “ .......................... l.ooo.oo Prizes — 10.00 “ 250 ....................... 2.500.00 5.00 “ 1800 Prizes— 9.OOOX5O 2130 PRIZES. total , *20.000.00 Bo Fi* RIZES _ ___ 4279 Distributed Io tho Publ’o—sgjrsgitlnt 545,000.00—in addition Is which wo shall give 55,000 to Grocers’ Clerks (see parflcGin In 1,10?» COFFEE case«) making a grind total of >50,000.00, COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF WOOLSON SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEPT.) TOLEDO, OHIO.
