The Santiam news., May 20, 1904, Image 3

I lor the improvi merit of the road * ******** ***** * p*******
north of town. And each petition
CORRESPONDENCE I ¡TISANATTEROFUEAETB
yVe are after your Shoe trade and offer y iu good values
1 was liberaiy su' scribed to. There I
«
’’ and guarantee the goods.
During this month we
ait* some bid r<u-ds in that se tion * ***** **<«****************4
have a big reduction on Men's and Bu&s' Slippers, and io close out
1 and it has been the cause of many
••rsrai line* they will go at 26 per cent less thau the regular price.
farmers ip that section going to
Jordan.
Stayton to do their trading but with
Maa’a Haavy Shoe, 13.00. $3.25 and $3.50, sh< e* with outside counters_$2.
good roads Scio will get its share.
¡lira. A. J. Shelton from eastern
Tito r- ad suj ervisor in that section
Ladiaa’ Calf and Grain Shoes, button and lace, all leather, for justj.one
put all the work he was able to on Oregon, and Mrs. John Bryant are
dollar.
I the Stayton end of the road.
visiting friends and relatives in
Boy« School Shoe«, boys sizes $1.25—Youths $1.—.
Miss Myrtle Calavan of this city, this vicinity.
whois attending McMinnville Col­
Miss Inez Shelton has returned
lege, left last week for Capjtola, Cal.
as a delegate from that college to home from Albany.
the Y. P. C. A. Ail the colleges in
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert W«ln were
Oregon sent delegates, all meeting
in Portland and going from there in visiting Mr, and Mrs. Burmester
a special car.
Sunday.
J. A. Walker is hurrlng up road
Denver Hackk-man was over from
Albany last week and went from work.
here to Jordan, where he made ar­
B. M. Payne, nominee for county
rangements to place one of the
county’s rock crushers. The farmer* clerk, and I. A. Munkers, nominee
are taking ho t! of the good roads for Btate repres’ntive were pleasant
Absolutely Pure
LOCAL.
problem in the right way. A crush­ caLers her Saturday last.
f PURELY PERSONAL I
THERE IS ND SUBSTITUTE
ed rock road is the best that cau be
At Wesely Bros., Butterick fash made and is permanent and although
A regular meeting of Jordan Val­
ion plates for June.
they may be able to build ouly a ley Grange was held Saturday,
“Josiah’s Courtship’
N. M. Newport was in Sei* Tues­
Just in, a line of ladies beautiful short distance each year, in the end
Thomas Creek hai been falling
they will have a road that will not
day.
collars at Wesely Bros,
necessitate work every year. They radidly of late, but has not reached
John Ray of Lebanon, was in Scio
Butterick patterns for June on have a large amount of work sub­ the fishing mark.
Was played to a packed house by
local talent in this eity Saturday
Saturday last.
hand now at Wesely Bros.
scribed to a petition.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Mitts
made
a
evening
of last week. The leading
Thos Reading was over from Jeff­
For Sale—Fruit dryer, cheap for
There is talk of making an effort trip to Scio SHturdy.
part was tak< n by E. C. Peery who
cash inquire of J. S. Morris,
erson Saturday.
to secure Sunday trains over the
was Joshili Pet kins and his ability
Southern
Thomas Phillips has recently pur­ in that line came as a s u prise to his
Miss Emma Morrow was a Pert-
Ail the new and up-to-date styles Silverton branch of the "
Pacific. This a matter of great lm- chased a piece of land of his father friends here. He was Josiah Per­
in ladies belts at Wesely Bros.
land visitor last week.
portance to the people of this sec-
Notice the change in the ads of tion, and if the right step is taken and will soon build a nice h< use on kins brusque and tickle and it was
G. C. Johnston was a visitor at
hard to believe that underneath was
Chas. Wesely and Wesely Bros.
Fox Valley Saturday last.
we pelleve a better service can be his new farm.
our genial druggist. To Mr. Peery
obtained,
The
Southern
Pacific
Go to the Plaining mill for ad­
W. A. Ewiug and L. Osborne were
A. M. and Thos, Thurston Shel­ is dne a good part of the success of
justable window screns. Fit any I people are interested in the progress ton were Scio visitors Saturday.
Albany visitors last week.
the drama.
Priscilla Brown was
of
Oregon
towns,
and
if
the
pe
tple
represented by Miss Winnie Mun­
Prof. J. Percy Wells was-a Leban­ window.
of Silverton and other towns along
Perry Bilyeu has been hauling off kers, and the part which was one of
The swellest line of ladies dress this line will satisfy the company
on visitor the latter part of last week
the leading ones, was well sustained
grali the past week.
T. 8. Cofiey came up from Silver- goods ever offered for sale is at that a Sunday service is necessry to
Kiger ('»in mid Pref. Wells sus­
Church sei vices were conducted tained the char ctusthey represnt
promote the growth of the towns
ton Saturday last, returning Mon­ Wesely Bros.
Ed Felton of Corvallis and Mag- touched by this Hue of railroad, wo Sunday by Rev. S. B. Cole.
day.
ed as if tlie\ had played flie part
will get what we need—Sunday
for a life time and not for the first
Nibs.
B. E. Hibler arrived in Scio from gie Munkers of Albany were mar­ trains—Silverton Appeiii.
time. Joe Wesely, Ira Abbott. W. I
Seattle Tuesday for a short business ried in Corvallis May 2.
A. Ewing mid A. W Hagey ail had
Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D.
L. C. Sherwood left Tuesday fcr
visit.
Munkers.
plenty to do aid the way they acted
will lie at his Scio office the first half Portland, li iving accepted a position
'Miss Alta Powell went to Albany of
gave one the impression that they
each
month.
All
work
guur
to
travel
throughout
the
state
in
the
last week, having accepted u posi­ anteed.
Interests
of
tne
Hazlewood
Oscar Reed was an Albany visitor had been there before. Mrs. Wal­
tion there.
ter Bilyeu made an id« al widow.
creamery
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Saturday.
The republican candidates were
Miss, Silvia Munkers, as Elmi, ac­
Miss Dollie Daley is visiting at in Scio Wednesday evening and ..Married, at tlie residence of tne
’it, as did
Mrs. Minnie Banks retuned to quitted her ■! .....;
the home of her parents in Selo spoke to a fair sized audience at the bride’s father, L. C. Sherwood, of
Mi“« r’’e. : , »¡ms with ti.e part of
tliis
eity,
Sunday,
May
8,
Reuben
this week.
Albany
Sunday.
city hall.
an “angel”,
Patty, of Salem, and Miss Iva Sher­
C. C. Bilyeu of Ogden, Utah, is
It is impossible f >r us to g vo tho
Fied Gooch and family are stop-
Born,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Piatt
wood,
of
Jefferson,
Rev
Jameson
visting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. near Netarts, Monday. May 2nd,
bing at Munkers for a short time at proper credit to each of tlie above
<
ffi
•iating.
The
groom
is
employed
A. Bilyeu in Scio this week.
for is equally as Impossible to give
1904, a 10 pound boy. Mother and at the Insane asylum and the bride.« B.S. Richardsons,
any certain mm mire credit titan
i. A. Nunkers and B. M. Payne child doing well.
handsome young lady who lately re­
for the others, but when w- say that
L' iu Conser left Thursday
were over from Albany one day
The Jefferson ball team have been moved from Scio to this city. Tlie various parts of Oregon in search of each one was perfect in't‘ e char­
last week, going from hero to Jor-
happy
couple
left
Sunday
evening
ga
me
trying for some time to get a
acter they represented, we only do
-dM.
with the Scio boy’s but as yet have for a visit at Newport, after which e. timber claim.
justi te to them.
they wilt go to their home at Salem
W. T. McBride has accepted a been unable to do so.
The large ««“emhlj 'nail at tlie
A.
N.
Goin
and
family
of
Jefferson
—Jefferson Review.
position with the Wells F'argo Ex­
school house w is full, in fact several
spent
Sunday
with
his
moth.'r.
wool
Wesely
Bros,
want
all
the
press C q ., at Aberdeen Wash., and
Commencement exercises will be
were forced to stand up during the
In this part of the country this year held
left for that place 1 uesday.
at the Assembly hall, Public
Jas. Bilyeu of Salem visited nt entile perform nice, Wesely Bros,
and they are going to piy the top ¡school
building, Friday evening, the home of F. J. Denny last week. orchestra furnished some excellent
Miss Vessie Sears, assistant prin­ price in order to get it.
1 May 20, commencing at 8 ocloek,
music for the occasion, iud tlie aud­
ciple of the Silverton Public schools
Severel young people of Scio at. ience was also fa v red with a song
Sick headache results from a dis ' 1’here are five to graduate, Clement-
was visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. S.
orders stomach and qui kley curred ’ Gough. Ernest Arnold, Chester Cof k nded the baseball game here Sun­ by .Miss Grace Gill and .Its Win.
Cuffey, the first of the week.
Abla it.
by Chamberlain’s stomach and liver j fey, Elsie Thayer and Fred Savage* day.
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_
I • I U rillll
,
A
V ’ V.
Besides
those
graduating,
Rev.
The proceeds some $73, was for
Mrs. M. M. Perry ot Springfield tablets. For sale by All Dealeis. _
Jes.
Huntley
and
S.
H.
Goin
were
James and Emma Wesely,
tlie benefit of tlie Ladle’s Helping
has been visting her parents in Scio
In this issue is the ad of A. M. Bauer,
Society who will use it to iclp
this week. She arrived in time to Reeves and Co., of Albany. They Mr. and Mrs. Win. Abbott, Miss Jefferso i visitors Thursday.
witness “Josiah’s Courtship.”
are a responsible re'¡able house and Grace Gill, Miss Edna Gill, E. C.
A social ball was given at G. W. for thu Babpttst paisottagu.
will assist In the prcgratn.
the bargains offered in their ad are Perry
Piof. Wells hns spared no paines to Kutlie’s Saturday evening.
J. W. Garland and Newton Thom­ good ones.
make the progiain a good one and
pson left for eastern Oregon Tues­
A stnrthng Tcät.
Mesdames II. S. and Thos. Quig-
“Josiah’s Courtship” was played | our people should show their ap- ley spent Sunday in Selo.
day. They will bring back about
of the
100 head of horses the foie.part of at Jefferson Wednesday evening predation
.. .
.. work done by
... Prof. a
To save a life. Dr. T G Merrritt
and quite a few Seio people were Wells by’ greeting them with
Mrs, S,'Fleener of Tungont was a
June.
Mehoopat y I’a made n strutting test
among the audience there.
The crowded house.
week.
guest
of
relatives
hero
Inst
resulting in a wond rful cure lie
Miss Edna Wells of Harrisburg leciepts were about $23.
Public Schools, airivod in Scio last
Mrs, Jas* Huntley gave a card writes, a patient was attacked witli
Cured Ills mother of Rheumatism.
The
Ladies
Helping
Society
ex
­
week for a visit with her brother.
party at their home Saturday even­ violent hemorr i/es, « m-ed by ulcer
alien of the “Ion arh I had often
J. Percey Wells, and also to attend tern! their thanks to all those who
ing the occasion being the 21st birth­ found electric Biitv* excellent for
assisted
in
the
program
and
the
Mv
mother
has
been
a
sufferer
for
the drama Saturday evening.
drama last Saturday eve and also to many years with rheumatism, says day >f II* Landess, a pleasant time ( acute i. stem
...... ... ich
...........
mid ...
liver troubles so
the public for their liberal pat ¡on W. H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. is repel ted.
Llpers-rlbed them’
i atient
age.
At
tines
she
was
unable
to
move
at
gained
from
the
first
las no
May Build Cathoik Church.
Mrs O. W. Mitchel returned to l,ad an atti ck in 11
I
all,
while
nt
times
walking
was
Ele
Quite a number of tlie Scio boys
painful. I presented her with n bot­ Albany Monday after a weeks visit l ctric bitters are post
tint ran
went
to
l.e
imion
last
Sunday,
A
Last week several of the Jordan
tle of Chamberlain’s Pajn Balm and
a con
R. B. | teed for tly o >p i « In
farmers were Scio and one of them ball game between a nine ot Scio after a few adplicatlons she decided with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
ttipation amt kidney
was soliciting subscription fora Cat­ boys and those of Lebanon resulted it was the most wonderful pain re Miller.
hem, Only 50cents i
'
holic church that they were intend- in a score of 35 to 17 in favor of Le-
liever she had ever tried, in fact sho
Crabtree
Notes.
ng to build in Scio. There is a cat­ banon.
is never with out it now and is at all
Horses for
holic church at Jordan and it has
F, rI. Maulding has tradod the times able to walk. An occasional
been there for several years but in farm he recently puchased to Joe application of Poin Balm keeps away
the last few years there has been a Warwick for half interest in a the
pain that she was formerly1 Misses Mabie and Myrtle Tur-
'
Wo will leave about 100 head of
great deal ot contention among its saloon at Lebanon, and left for that [ troubled with. For sale by All | nidge spent Sunday wltli relatives good draft horses a.id a few good
members over the ownership of city last week. He will be a part­ I Dealers.
saddle horses for sale nt the farm of
at Tailman.
some of the church property with ner to John R ly.
.1. W. Garland, seven mi lies south
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kinzer attended east
tne result that about half of them
of Scio, be: ween June 1st and
Registration Blauks Disappear.
Clyde Ashby, telephone lineman,
the Norris and Rowo circus at Alb 12th.
have withdrawn from that church
and regularly attend the Catholic was ever from Albany yesterday
Garland i i.d Thompson.
any Thurday.
Last w< ek the registration blanks
churcli at Stay ton. It is these putting crossarms on the telephone
poles,
the
increased
business
of
the
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Turnidge
ot VV. J. Turnidge of the Crabtree
people who are intending to build
An open Let er.
the churh at Scio and from what we Scio office demanding room on the store, mysteriously disappeared. Bhent Sunday with relatives at La­
poles
for
more
wires.
Mr. Turnidge had sent word to comb.
can find out they will doubtless
about
twenty
voteis
who
hat!
not
From the Chapin S C' Nows,
build. It is to be hoped they will
Twenty veal calves shipped out by
Hub Bryant of Albany was here Early in the spin* my wife and
build in Scio for their trading express at one time is not bad. The registered that he would register
would be ail here in that case when above happened Tuesday morning them at any time an ! when several the first of the week looking after I were taken with dirrhoeu and .so
severe were the pains that we called
now it goes a good share of it to and before tlie departure of the ex of them came in he looked for his the interest of local option.
a physician who prescribed for us,
Stayton.
press the express office resembled a blanks ho found just one. The ones
J. Q. Swink and family visited re­ but his medicines failed to give any
slaughter house, seventeen of them not registered were conceded to be
favorable to a certain candidate and latives here last Sunday.
relief A friend who hud a bottle of
were shipped by Daley Bros.
although it is not positively Known
Cqnmbrlain’s colic, cholera and
T he N ews and Oregon Daily
E.
Miller
was
at
Albany
Thursday,
Two petitions were brought be­ where tne blanlts disappeared to, it
I diarrhoea remedy on hand gave
Journal 1 year $5.00.
fore the Scio business meu last week is not as mysterious as it might be.
Mr, Barnas is visiting at the home ; each of us a hose and wo at once
I felt the effects. I procured a bottle
of his sister Mrs T A Stacey.
I and before using the entire contents
Whooping Cough.
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Miss Lizzie Klnzer is the proud | we were cused. It is a wonderful
In the spring of 19«»1 my children possesssor of a fine new parlor suit I remedy and should I m * found in
¡every honsehold H C Daily Editor.
had whooping cough, says Mrs, D presented by her mother.
I This remedy is for sale
W Capps, of Capps Ala. I used I
i Chamberlain
The show represented bv the | Dealer.
’s cough remedy with
j>AL,EyBpOS.tProprietor»^
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the most satisfactory results.
I Iloyt travling Co., was well patron­
thtnk this the best remedy 1 have ized her. And an appreciative aud­
The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always ;; ever seen for the wheoping cough. ience pronounced it a decided suc­ The N ews and Oregonian 1 year $2
This remedy keeps the cough loose,
< > on hand. We solicit your patronage.
lessens the severity and frequency cess.
o .
♦
Wild strawberries are riponing in
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acts any tendency tov ord pneu- our vicinity, and we are Indebted »o
I
monia.
For
sale
by
All
Dealers.
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Mrs. Rose Klnzer for a fine dish
full
of these delicacies.
Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port­
f
land and Willamr.tte Valley Feints.
E. A. Easton has sold two gar
Soft and crooked bones mean
Low round trip ra’es have beer loads of potatoes for 75c per bushel. bad feeding. Call the disease
We have just opened up a complete and up to date line
placed in effect between Portland
Mrs. W. 8. Elliott returned Tues­ rickets if you want to. The
of Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings and Bugs, Iron and
and Willamette valley points tn ei­ day from a short visit at Portland.
growing child must eat the
ther direction. Tickets will be «old
Wood Beds, Chairs, Couches, Suits and Tables.
Satnrda *s and Sundays inn llin’ted
right food for growth. Bones
A
Snre
Thing.
Also a full line of stoves, ranees, tin and graniteware.
' to return on or before the f< llov Ing
—
must
have bone food, blood
Monday.
Round
trip
from
West
See our goods before buying. We will save you money
ft is said that nothing is sure ex- must have blood food and so
, Scio. 82.9-5. The same arrangement
al-
cept
death
taxes,
but
that
is
not
on every purchase.
applies from Portland, giving all
Dr King’s new on through the list.
j Portland people a chance to visit together true.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
valley points at greatly reduced discovery for consumption i- a sure
Cure for all lung and throat troubles.
rates.
I Thousands can testify to that. Mr». treatment for soft bones in
<; Baltimore block-near Russ House. Albany, Oregon. ♦
C B VanMetre of Hhedhcrdtown W children. Littledoses everyday
Divorce Suit
Filed.
i Va. says I had a severe case of Bron
hltis and fora year tried every give the stiffness and shape
thing
I Imard <>j got not no relief that healthy bones should have.
W. Wilson ha« brought buit for
divorce against Mrs. E. F. Wilson, One Isittle of Dr. Kins new di-cove
Bow legs become straighter,
alleging desertion. The complaint ry then cured me absolutely. Its loose ‘ lints grow stronger and
infallible
for
croud
whooping
cough
charges desertion since May 4, 1903.
pneumonia and consumption. firm:
s comes to the soft
Tne I'oop.e was married July. 1902, - grip
In this county. VV. R Bilyue is at- try it. Il’s guaranteed by E C ¡’eery FA. zdi
druggist. Trial Itotlles free,
Keg.
I wish to inform all those wishing horses
torney for the ph intiff.
sixes 50c $1.00,
Wrong food caused the
As complete a shoe store as though
we carried nothing but shoes.
G/w
City Meat
Market
3
3
BONE FOOD
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
PRATT & MILLER,
of any kind that I will have about 70 or
75 head at mv farm about June 15th. I
will have some good draft horses and
roadsters and prices will be reasonable.
Notice will be given of the date of
Made
Voung
again.
One of Dr. King,« new life pills
leach knight for to weeks has put
me In my (tans again, writes D H
Turner of Dempeeytaw I’a, they are
| the best in the world for liver
■md stomach and bowt 1« purely veg­
etable. Never grip. Only 25c at E. C
1 Peery’s
trouble. Right food will cure it.
One of tho gretm f
In thousands of cases Scott’s
m<.de“t m i.> can wish for is I go-id
Emulsion
has proven to be the
reliable set of b iwel. If you are not
the happv p->s os»or of such an out­ ng ht food for soft bones in
fit you can greatly improve the effic- childhood.
enry ot fhose you have by the Judi-
Send for free sample.
ious u«e of Chamberlain’s Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are plc'mit
EOOTT A BOWNE. Chomlsts.
to take and agreeable In effect. For ♦00-415 Peart Street, New Yortr,
«oc. and $i
aU druggists
«ale by Ail iJealers.
Everything that is pretty and
stylish in Summer dress goods
Stylish summer hats and shoes .
One of those tailor uiade suits
would be pretty nice for sum-
mer. And all to fit your
pocket booK.
HIBLER & GILL Go
Oregon
Having purchased the conf ectionery business
of F. H. Maulding it is my intention to carry
a large stock ami sell the same at living prices.
We solicit your patronage.
li. Phillips, Prop
SHARPLESS CREAM
^SEPARATORS
Nothing ha$ ever pre­
viously been made that
pl eases the owner of a few
cows vs ivell as No. 1
Tubular Hand Separator.
These machines will skim
twice as close as any ma­
chine made.
CHAS. WESELY
The Ilousefurnisher
Scio, Oregon.