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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1904)
- ."eab IN CLOTHING AT WESELY BROS., Commencing Saturday -June Uth, and closing Thursday June 23rd. Now this ought to sound good to you if you are thinking of getting a suit as the good old summer time is here and there will be something doing all the time, excursions all the time, picnics all the time, and the 4th of July will be here before you Know it. Do you waut a suit? If you do now is the time to get it right now while this sale is on. Remember we carry Kuppenheimers Guaranteed Clothing, the pro duct of skilled labor, which accounts for it being such good wearing and Wesely Bros. TVs are after your Shoe trade am) oiler you good value» ” and guarantee the goods. Duringthis month we have a biK 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. kiss’s Heavy Shoe,¡13.00, $3.25 and $3.50, shoes with outside counters $2. Ladies’ Calf.and Grain Shoe»,'button and lace, all [leather, i for^just] one dollar. Bays School Shoes,’bqys sizea[|1.25—Youths $1.—. As complete a shoe store as though we carried nothing but shoes * Reacr„Wesely Bros, large add, Big sale on hand at Wesely? Bros. I Th os. Redding was over from Jefferon Tuesday. E. J. Shumaker was over from Jefferson Monday. Mis. Allison has been visiting at Coburg during the week. 7 For Sale—Fruit dryer, cheap for cash inquire df J. 8. Morrte, “V. B.’Gcin and family are visit ing friends In Scio this , week. *Mrs. ftl. Alexander went, to Port land last week for a short .visit. Mrs. Albert Cole and chtldren’cf Ooburgjare.visiung here thin. week. Mrs. TV. II. Young has our thanks for many favors shown us this week. J. A. Bilyeu came up from Salem Monday to east ,a goodjdemocratic Vote. Go to the Plaining mill for ad justable window screens. Fit any window. It rs. Peery, of Larwood is visit ing her son, M. M. at Springfield this week. Reduced Excursion Rates. To-save a Il*o, Dr. T G Merrrltt of Mehoopai y Pa made a »trailing test I resulting in a wonderful cure He writes, a patient wus attacked With violent hemorrages, caused by ulcer Í ill.on of the stomach. I hail often found electric Bitter excellent for acute stomach mid liver troubles so i I perserlbed them’ The patient gained from the first uud has not I had an.attrck in II months. Ele ctric bikers are postively guaran i teed for dyspepsia ind'gestion con- ttipation anü kidney troubles, try liein, Only 50eents at E C Peery’s. On and after June 1, 1904, the Southern Paeifi , in connection with the Corvallis and Eistern railr. nd, will have on sale round trip tickets ir >in points on their lines to New port, Yaquina and Detroit nt very rates, good tor return uuiil Coluber 10, 1904. Three day tickets to Newport and Yaquina, good going Saturdays and returning a ondays, are also oti sale from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene inclusive, and from al• West Side points, are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates, with stopover privileges at Mill City or any’ point east, enabling tourists to visit the Santiun and Breitenbush hot springs in the cascade mountain which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for all points until October 10. Three- day tickets will be good going on Saturdays and returning Mondays onlv. Tickets from and vicinity will be good tor retuin via the East or West »ide at option of passenger- i Tickets from Eugene and vicinity will be going via to Leba ion-Spring’ field branch if desired. Baggage on Newport tickets cheeked through to Newport; on Yaquina tickets to i Yaquina only. Southern Pacific trains connect with the C. AE. at Albany and Cor- va'lis for Yaquma and Newport. Trains on the C. und E. for Detroit will leave Albany 7. a. m. enabling tourists to go tlie hot springs to reach there the same day. Full Information as to r ite ', with beautifully Illistrated booklets of Yaqunia buy’ and vicinity, time tables, etc., can be obtained on ap plication to Edwin Stone, Manager I ('. ’. ami E. railroad, Alb Albany, my, TV. W. E. Coniati, Portland, or toan S. P. or C. and E. agent, Bate freni Munkers to Newport $4.50 Bate from Munker to Yaqunia $4.< 0 Kate from Munkers to Detroit $3 00 f’ Mrs. C. A. Warner/ and Claudia McKnight are visting at Corvallis this week. “On June 1-t Hie Southern Pa cific Co., will resume sale of Excur sion tickets to Newport ami Yaq uin-'- Bax. Both season and Satur day to Monday rickets will be sold This popular resort is growing in favor eac 1 year, hotel rates are reasonable and the opportunities for fishing, hunting and sea bathing are unexcelled by any other resort on the Pacific Coast.” prices on all their men’s and 'ey’» clothing. So as to enable you to get a suit for the Ilmvest Home Picnic that will take place in Scio June 24. Election day in Scio passed off very quietly. Several hundred people were in town. More interest was taken and more votes were cast than there has been for years. The north Scio vote „was 112,.and tho s iuth Scio 149. 5^ Ladies why will you suffer? when Dr. Swans medicine will cure you. Any one wishing the remedy should call or write to Mrs. G. B. Han- I' sard~of Lebanon, the sole.agent for Si io, A Snre Thing. Il is said that kcthing ia sure ex- ccpt death taxes, but that is not : al- together true. Dr. King's i new discovery for consumption is a sure cure for all lung and throat troubles. Thousands can testily to that. Mrs. C 1. VanMetre of Shedherdtown W Va. says I had a severe ease of Bron • liitis and fora year tried every Picnic at Scio. thing I heard o; got t.ot no relief One bottle of Dr. Kins new discove ry then cured me absolutely. Its Arrangements has been made and Infallible for croud whooping cough were to have been completed last grip ami consumption, night fora pienic to be held in Si-io, try it. pneumonia It’s guaroateed by E C Peery Friday, June 24th, Full particulars druggi-t. Trial bottles free, Keg. sixes 6tlc $1.00, Divorce Suit Filed. I Marie Boury Wednesday after noon filed, aj divorce suit; against John Boury. The couple^was mar ried.on January 19,121901, at La- Grande, and the plaintiff is new a resident ¡snow a resident of Crab- tree in this county. She charges cruel treatment and ullegcsjih it | ti.-e tTufendancT. has Iman; grossly [ im moral and a habitual,, drunkard; that he has constantly abused her and shejhas been compelled to leave him and do housework for a living, as be failed to provide for her jsup- port. Sho asks that the marriage ties lie severed and! that she be per mitted tojresume her maiden name. Mario Alvin. G. W. Wright is at torney for the plaintiff. Special Excursion.to the Worlds fair This sale is strictly CASH OR PRODUCE A star. lui g Test. Excursion Rates To Vaquina Bay. IaOCALr fine fitting clothing. We want you totake advantage of this Great Re duction Sale, one of the greatest clothing sales of the season, over $2,000 worth of clothing to be disposed of, so come at once and have your choice . .don t wait. We want to do business with you, we mean business, w© are after your business, we do business. Now is the time to buy a suit, right now and save money. Sale closes June 23rd. Buy your suit of Wese'y Bros, and attend the picnic. Yours for clothing, Cheap Sunday Rates Between Port land and Willamette Valley Point,. I An open Letter. Crabtree Notes. Meyer and son Alfred have ro- turned from a visit to Deepwater Mo. Mrs. Powell and children of Parker are visiting relatives here this week. Mis« Miller left Tuesday for a visit with ner sister at Tallman. Miss Emma H. Washburn who has charge of the state hospital is visiting with Mrs. Swink this week. W 8. Paul has been on the sick i list the past week, Leun Meyer W. F. Express agt I of Albany spent Sunday with Ins parents here. Jake Bilyeu of Albany is visiting with h s sister Mrs. Rose Kinzer this week. Walker Bros, spent Sunday at their home in Brownsville. Mrs. Swink has returned fiom Pirker, whither she Wr.s called to relieve the S. P. Station Agt. that place. F roto the Chapin, ___ ,_ , 8 <"! News, Early in the aping my wife and I were taken with dlrrhoet. and so severe were the pains that we called a physician who prescribed for us, I but his nediclnes failed to give any relief A friend who had a bottle of Cqambrlain’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy on hand gave each of us a aose and we at once felt the effects. I procured a bottle I and liefore using the entire contents | we were cused. It is a wondetfu! remedy and should bo found in every homohold 11 C Ba;ly Editor This remedy is for sale by All Dealer. 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. Tho total vote, subject to mir changes incident to the otiieial count is as follows: Congressman— Binger Hermann. R. M. Veatch.... H. Gould............. B. F. Ramp....... Hermann’s plurality Supreme Judge— F. A. Moore............. Thomas O’Day....... C. C. Mikkels’m.... C. J. Bright......... Oregon Moore’s plurality Food and Dairy Commissioner— J. W. Bailey... S. M. Douglas.. N. Rasmussen. L. W. Berry ... .... 238 133 Bailey’s plurality Circuit Judges— ....2049 G. IL Burnett........... B. L. Eddy................ ....1709 ... .2100 William Galloway. .. ....1341 R. P. Boise................ Burnett’s plurality over Boise.. .708 Galloway’s plvrality over Eddy. .391 District Attorney— J. H. McNary J. J. Whitney. Whitney’s plurality For Representative— A. P. Blackburn......... A. B. Cavender.,......... I. A. Munkers.............. W. B. Blanchard...... F. D. Cornett................ F. H. Porter.................. Thomas Brandon......... T. P. Hackleman......... Ubbe Peters................ B. F. Darby.................. J. C. Munkers.............. W. 8. P’chnrds............. County Judge— C. H. Stewart............... N. M. Newn'irt ........... I. Whealdon .. ............. A. Lewelling................ Fine Candies, Tobacco and Cigars Ice Cream. Stationery. Fresh Bread . ..1852 ....2059 ....1626 ....1748 ...1727 CaJi and See Us SHARPLESS CREAM »Vhooping Cough. in the spring of l!*tl my children had whooping cough, savs Mrs. D I used W Capps, of Capps Ala. Chamberlain’s cough remed v with the most satisfactory results. I thtnk this the best remedy • have ever seen for the wh< oping cough. Til's remedy keeps the tough loose, lessens the severity and frequency of the coughing spe'ls and counter acts Hny tendency t-v ord pneu monia. Fur sale by AU Dealers. The New Steam Roller. Stewarts plurality Sheriff— R. L. White................ G. W. Morrow............. A. F. Gooch................ W. T. Cochran............. White’s plurality County Clerk— B. M. Payne.... J. W. Miller.... O. Ingram ....... G. F. Burkhart. ...2002 ...11130 ....196 I Í 1 I r ..1933 4 Nothing has ever pre viously been made that pleases the owner of a few cows f,s well as No. 1 Tubular Hand Separator. These machines will skim twice as close as any ma chine made. The Housefurnisher Scio, Oregon. : Picniclin 8cio June 24th buy your ■suit now at Wesely Bios while the big'sale is on. ’’Mrs.” Harry Connoway of Mc Minnville Is visiting hei parent» In thiscitythla w?ek. G. C. Johnston. T. S. Coffe;’, Ed Myers, L. E. Mill-r andyie-i. Daley were Aibanyjvisitors Monday. Mrs. L. L. Calavan and children went to McMinnville the first of the week fora visitof a couple of weeks. Wilbur N. Pintier, D. M. D? Will be at his Scio offlee the first half of each month. All work guar The Denver A Rio Grande, in con anteed. fcrsw nection with the Missouri Pacific, From June1"! 1 "to June 23 there will run a series of Personally Con will be a big reductlon^sale ini men’s ducted Excursions to the World’s and boys clothing going on at fair during June. These excur sions will run through to St. Louis Wesely Bros. without change ot cars, making at short stops at principal points en- The Big Reduction sale the Wesely Bros, close June 23rd r >uto. 1 he first ot these excursions day before the Harvest Home Pic- I 1 lea'.’o Portland June 7th, and the x>ic. Read the big add. tec'-nd’. June 17th. The rate' Wooburn will be $68.95 to St. On June the,10th and 11th M. C ! from and return. Excursions going Gaines will sell at public sale at his Louis the Denver A Rio Grande have farm, al| kinds of horses and cattle i from privilege of returning via a dif- besides some farm machinery.____ I the feteDt'route.*’ This is the most pl- a- Mrs. T. J, Munkers was called to sant way, as well as the most del Forest Grove yesterday by the seri ightful route, to cross the contlnent- ous illness of her mother Mrs, Me- The stops arranged give an opport, Namer. «™ . .. unity of visiting ttie various 'points J. 8. Morris, arrived from Seattle of interest in »nd about Salt Lake yesterday with the remains of his City Denver and Kansas City, If wish to accompany one of these son, Fred. Funeral services will be you xcursions write at once to TV. C’ held Saturday. 12.30. McBride, 124 Third street Portland Wesely Bros.’ have reduced {the 1 for sleeping car reservation. Low t.itnd trin rides have beer placed in effect between Portland l id Wil!un.ette velle ■ points in ei ther direction. Tickets will t.e sold Saturdays and Sundays mn limited to return on or before the t< llov int, Mbnday. Round trip from West Scio, $2.9 ). The same arrangement applies from Portland, giving all Portland people a chance to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates. The Successful Ticket. Congressman—Binger Hermann. Supreme Judge—F. A. Moore. Food Commissioner—J. w. Bal- ley. Circuit Judges—George nett and William Galloway. Distilct Attorney—John H. Nary. Representlves—I. A. Munkers, A. B. Cavender and A. P. Blackburn. County Judge— C. H. Stewart, Com missin ner—JT. J. Butler. Sheriff—R. L. White. County Clerk—B. M. Payne. R vorder—W. W. Francis. Treasurer—Janes Elkins. Assessor—D. B. McKnight. School Superintendent—W. Jackson. Suivi-yor— H. G. Fisher. Coroner—Wil limn Fortmiller. < >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ :: 67>e City Meat Market ♦ DALETtBROS., Proprietor». * The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always ? on hand. We solicit your patronage. f I wish to inform all those wishing horses of any kind that I will have about 70or 75 head at my 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 sale, Payne's plurality.... Has arrived end will soon he put County Recorder— to work on the roads of the count' it I» a ten ton structure of »pen lid The’cotiniy court Friday afternoon build, an imposing Piece of machi W. W. Francis opened bids for ttie construction of nery, uud wlmt ever gets in its way J. P. Cooley... TV. R. Mealey. a l ew bridge across the Calapooi i have to get down Io its level. river »t McKercher’s. The bids C. II. Walker.. were for r i)0 fix t span, both a Howe The Co'tage Grove leader says a Itussanda duplicate of the old Francis' plurality pridge to he replace 1. The hula young man in that city let tils bill a) drug store run for two years be Treasurer— we-e all rejected as too high and the fore settling. When he received James Elkins’........... new bids v, ill be called for toon liis Itemized statement, the first It em was chotolate creams mid the E. K. -'l.ler................ a nursing taittle. Verily, lime W. E. Kelley............. Cured his mother of Rheumatism. last J. 8. Morris................ maketh great changes. County Court Acts Mv mother has been a sufferer for many yeirs w ith rheumatism, says W. fl. Howard, of Husband, Pa. At tim-'S she was unable tnmove at all, vhile et times walking was painful. I presented her with a bot- tie of Chamr-erlain’s Pain Balm and after n few adplieatIons she decided it was the most wonderful pain re liever she had ever tried, in fact she 1» never with out it now and Is at all l times able to walk. An occasional application of Poln Balm keeps away the pnin that she was formerly i troubled with. For sale by All Dealers. H. G. Fishe-..................... W. M. Roberta.................. Fisher’sjmajority....... Coroner— William Fortmiller.......... L. Foloo............................ • Robert Allen..................... A. J. Caratbers................. Fortmiller's plurality Commissioner— T. J. Butler...................... W. R. Ray......................... M. R. Caw....................... W. E. Arnold.................... 2.112 1.626 . 220 . 173 2,958 . 576 2,382 2,021 1.572 48« El «inn majority... Nutt ing Equal to Chamberlain’s A»«essor— Colic, Chi lera and D'arrbo -a ...2.142 1 D. B. McKnight....... Remedy for Bowel Com. Butler's plurality.... I taints in Children. ...1.799 Majority lor loca' option. J D. C. II >it................ “We have u»ed Ch <mherlaln’s Peter Ixiwis.............. .... 21« Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remt J. Springer................ .... 17« dy In our fam ly for year-,” says Mrs J B Cooke. Nederland», Toxas. Horn Sunday, June 5th, McK..ivht’s plurality................. 433 “We have given it to all our chil Mr. and Edicrman, 8cb<x)l Sujierintendent- dren. We have used other rnedi daughter. c nes for the same purpose nut never w. i.. JM mi ................ ...2,884 found any'hlng to equal Chamber E. O. Margasou............... ....1,391 Iain’s. If yoa will use it as directed T. Car Jackson’s majority.. ....1,453 It will always cure.’’ For sule by T bks Oam-.r h < Ò. c. llU. U m H uealer*. 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