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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1904)
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ VVe arc utter 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 26 per,cent less than the regular price. j LOCAL | Four Linen Mills. Eugene Boss, who has been in ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Sal im sxme time, announces that he will establish four linen mills in Oreg in. Salem has been selected as one of the sites, and a dispatch from that city says that Albany will probably be the location of one ot them and peihaps Woodburn or Gervais of auother. The Salem mill is to have a capacity of 40,000 yards a week, rough goods being at first manbfaetured, and it Is declared will be running before February 1st of next year.—Democrat. Notice. Excursion Rates To Yaquina Bay. Notice is hereby given that In six ty days from the date hereof it will 'On June 1st the Southern Pa lie unlawful for swine to run at large cific Co., will resume sale of Excur in the forks of the Stntiam River in sion tickets to Newport and Yaq- Linn County, Oregon, under penalty uiua Bay. Both «eason and Satur of five dollars for the first offense day to Monday tickets will be sold, and ten dollars for each and every this popular resort is growing in subsequent offense, to be recovered favor each year, hotel rates are from the owner of the sWine by civil I reasonable and the opportunities for action In the name of the State of fishing, hunting and sea bathing are Oiegon, before a Justice of the peace unexcelled by any other resort on of the precinct in which such owner the Pacific Coast.” or keeper, or either of them, nu y reside; and such penalty shall be for Cholera Infantum. the benefit of, and when collected paid into, the common school fund of the county iu which such action i This disease has lost its terrors is brought, within sixty days after Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera, such anima) is proved to bo at large. since and Diarrhoea Remedy came Into Dated this 22r.d dav of June, 1904. general use. The uniform success B. M PAYNE, which attends th^ use of this rem- County Clerk, ed.v in all cases of bowel complaints Linn County, Oregon in children has made it a favorite wherever its value has become known. For sale by all dealers. Bids Aanted. Dr. Prill was called to Lacomb Saturday to attend the infant child of J. Davenport, who is seriously ill with pneumonia. T. 8. and G. F. Cpffey have pur chased a harness shop In McMinn » * f ville and will move to that city to reside in the near future. The B. Y. P. U. will give an ice cream social on the grounds adjoin ing the Baptist church Saturday evening, August 13. Wilbur M. Pintier, D. M. D., will be in his Scio office the first to the Bound Ovei fifteenth of each month. At Stay ton the remainder of themonth. “Randy” Scott, the boy who was I find nothing better for liver Reduced Excursion Rates. j♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ derangei;ent and constipation than arrested for attempts i rape on an Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver 11-year-old girl, was giveu his pre On and alter June 1, 1904, the | PURELY PERS0NAL.| Tablets.—L. F. Andrews, Des Moines, liminary hearing at Brownsville Iowa. For sale by all dealers. Southern Pacific, in connection with last Thursday. The state gave its Bids will lie received for building Seventeen-year-old Dalton Stoops evidence, or enough to hold tne a school house on or liefoie the 2otli Special Sale Rate To St. Louis the Corvallis and Eastern railroad Exposition. was drowned at Eugene Saturday, will have on sale round trip tickets Miss Dora Myers returned to Portland welle trying to swiui across the . young man to the circuit court, and day of August, 1904, by the school Juno 7th has been authorized as a rom points on their lines to New Saturday. Willamette river. The body was the defendant refusing to place wit- board of District No.98,Linn county, sale date for Louisiana Purchase Ex port, Yaquina and Detroit at very Miss Alice Cary returned to Portland recovered in about ten minutes, but ' nesses on the stand, he was bound Ore., on the school site near Lar position tickets in addition to sale efiorts to resuscitate it were fruit over to ’he circuit court in |the sum wood. Tlie school board reserves date dates previously announced for rates, good for return until October Wednesday. less. June. This concession has been 10, 1904. W. E. Savage was an Albany visitor i of $500, which bail he promptly fur- the ,iight to reject any or ail bids made to accomodate Oregon people The il-yeur-old daughter of W m. one day last week. Check of forfeit for one-fourth of and enable them to be at the Execu Three day tickets to Newport and Hauke near Crabtree was kicked in n ¡shed Mrs. Reynolds left for her home in the bid to accompany bid for failure to tion on Oregon dav June 15th.' Yaquina, good going Saturdays and mouth by a horse Saturday, Sick Headache. comply with contract. The money Returning < ondays, are also on sale Portland last week. knocking out eight teeth and break Mrs. Ennna Cyrus was a Portland ing the upper jaw. ur. Prill was will be ready when the job is fin from all East Side points, Portland called and dressed the injury, and “For several years my wife was ished. Rise of house 26x38; 14-fbot to Eugene inclusive, and from al visitor during the week. Ira Abbott and “Jimmie” Daley were the patient is doing as well as could ¡troubled with what physicians called I walls, with 6-foot basement; arched WestSide points, are also on sale be expected. Salem visitors one day last week. ) sick headache of a very severe to Detroit at very low rates, with ceiling; one coat lead and oil; belfry The rural mail route east of Selo is ¡character. 8he doctored with sev i I. Moyer and Mrs. Hooker of Browns ’dtepever privileges at Mill City or on top;, 8 windows; 1 double door eral eminent physicians and at a to be started Septemtier ’ 5th. This ville are visiting at the home of D. any point east, enabling tourists to Myers. is good news to all those residing on great expense, inly to grow worse and two sli gle doors. I the prospective route, as thev have until she was unable to do any kind visit the Santlam and Breiterfbush For further specifications call on Misses Grace and Verne Curl of Oregon long t f work. Abon’ a year ago she been wanting this delivery. A hot springs in the cascade mountain ! City were visiting in Scio a few days last or address F rank B autu , larger number of subscribers will be began taking Chamberlain's Stom which can be reached in one day. week. Crabtree, Ore. on this route than on any other in ach and Liver Tablets and today R. F. B. No. 1. weighs more than she ever did Season tickets will be good for Mrs. Ros? Chrisman of .¡Clearwater, this section. I before and is real well, says Mr.Geo. all points until October 10. Three Idaho, is visiting relatives in Scio this Cattle Are Very Low. All the craps In this section that IE. Wright of New London, New - week. day tickets will lie good going on have been harvested have been up York. For sale by all dealers. Mrs. R. Shelton and daughter, Audie, to the average. Spring grain will Saturdays and returning Mondays Montana cattlemen lire in the val visiting relatives at Shedds this be a little below the average, but only. Tickets from and vicinity are ley picking up cattle at remarkably week. Teachers’ Examination. the fall grain is all good. With a will be good tor return via the East low figures, some sales being made Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Townsend have good price for wheat the farmer will or West side at option of passenger ; returned from a two weeks' outing at be as prosperous this year as last. The regular examination of appli at $18 per head, and all calves to go The oat crop is the only one which triekets from Eugene and vicinity Seaside. cants for teachers’ certificates will with tlie cows at that price. The will be going viate L.eba ion-Spring Miss Anna Morris came up from Port- is short. be held in Albany commenoing market is very null and things field branch if desired, baggage on 1 land Tuesday for a short visit with her. After the new Salem city charter Wednesday, August 10th, at 9 a.m., begin to look pretty blue for stock- has been in practical operation ftiore Newport tickets checked through to parents.. and continuing, fcr state papers, to men. Feed and pasturage are Mrs. E. J. Daley and Miss Dollie than e year, a suit will be < ommen- Newport; on Yaquina tickets to scarce, and many are compelled to Daley are visiting relatives in Salem ced in a few days to test i-.s val dity. Saturday, August 13th, at 4 p.m„ Yaquina only. this week. The suit will be brought by a prop and for county papers to Friday, sell at this price.—Eugene Guard. Southern Pacific trains connect Miss Alta Powell, who has been in erty owner in the suburbun terri with the C. _<tE. at Aibany and Cor Silverton the past two months, returned I tory which was added to the city by August 12th, at 3 p in. The exami Special Excursion to the Worlds fair the new charter. The charter will nations for the different branches vallis for Yaqunia' and Newport. home Tuesday. The Denver & Rio Grande, in con be attacked on the ground that it is will be held on the several days as Trains on the C, and E. for Detroit nection with the Missouri Pacific, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gill left Thursday unconstitutional to levy taxes upon follows; will run a series of Personally Con will leave Albany 7. a. m. enabling of last week for a visit with relatives at outside property to help pay city STATE PAPERS. ducted Excursions to the World’s debts inc urred before the new terri totrrlsts to go the hot springs to Spokane and Seattle. Wednesday — Penmanship, his fair during June. These excur Lee Armstrong of Lebanon was in I tory was taken inside the corporate reach there the same day. limits. tory, spelling, algebra, reading, sions will run through to St. Louis | Scio Sunday. Mrs. Armstrong is still Full iuforinatlon as to rates with with her sister, Mrs, Neal. without change ot cars, making The county courtof Marion county i school 'la w. short stops at principal points etc I Ttea'otifuily Illistrated booklets of Miss Nellie McDonald has returned has decided to act in conjunction Thursday — Written arithmetic, r iule. lhe 1 lie first ot these excursions Yaqunia bay and vicinity, time from Salem, where she has been attend with the Linn county court in con ' theory of teaching, grammar, book leave Portland June 7th, and the tables, etc., can be obtained on ap ing the summer normal school. sidering the matter of opening a keeping, physics, civil government. second June I7th. The rate plication to Edwin Stone, Manager Miss Maud Shelton and sister, Mrs. wagon road to connect the C. & E. | Friday — Physiology, geography, from Woohurn will be $68.95 to St. with the Deschutes country. If laiuis and return. Excursions going <C.-and E. railroad, Albany, W. E. \ Worthington, of Portland have been County Judge Scott will go mental arithmetic, composition, from the Denver A Rio Grande have Coman, Portland, or to any 8. P. or visiting their parents near Jordan this possible, with a representative of Linn coun 1 physical geography. j week. the privilege of returning via a dif C. and E. agent. and investig ite the feasibility of Saturday—Botany, p'ane geome ferent route. This is the most plea Anna Zwiny, who has been visit- ty the plan and the Drobable cost of Rate from Munkers to Newport | I ing Miss sant way, as well as the most del ’ Miss Nellie Barnes for the past few Hon. John Minto, try, general history, English litera ightful route, to cross the continent- 1 <4.50 Mu: <-r .. . . weeks, returned to her home in Tigard- construction. ture, psychology. who laid out the Minto trail through The stops arranged give an opport, Rate from Munker to Yaqunia ville Monday. the Cascades, wi'l accompany the I ■COUNTY PAPERS. unitv of visit ing the various points <4.(0 : . party and act as guide, pointing out of interest in and about Salt Lake First, second, and third grade Eugene to Corvallis. what he believes to be a shorter and Rate from Munkers to Detroit , City Denver and Kansas City, If certificates. easier route than the old trail. ■ you wish to accompany one of these >3.00 Wednesday — Pe-.manship, his excursions write at onee to W- U' XV. J. WilseA and E. O. Potter l One hundred men have been I McBride, 124 Third street Portland have secured a franchise for a right fighting fire at Rani -r for two days. tory, orthography,'reading. •-------- rTT-------------- j for sleeping car reservation. Thursday — Written arithmetic, Two thousand acres tiave already of way tor an electric line in Benton important Notice. been burned over and two camps, theory of teaching, grammar, phys county for a road between Eugene ' Telephone patrons have been McKinnoa’a and Stennick’a, have iology. I How About Your Summer Vacation? cau.-ed considerable annoyance of and -Corvallis, passing Monroe, been destroyed with a loss of $2000. Friday — Geography, menial arith Newport Bay on Yaquina Is the Janction, and Irving, and it is said late by people calling them up and The los- to farmers and settlers will asking them to call other people to that they mean business. bring the ameunt up to $5000. The metic, school law, civil govern ideal seaside resort of the North Pa- . cifi • coast Round trip tickets at the phone for them. This practi e biggest fight was put up at a point ment. greatly reduced rates on sale from should be discontinued and the cen opposite McIntyre’s camp, shout PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. Shakes for Sale. all Southern Pacific points In Oregon | tral-office wi 1 promptly dlsconnec which stands much green timber, Wednesday — Penmanship, or- on and after June 1st. Ask agents all suCh calls, xf you wish an out 2000 cor Is of cut wood. It is the ' for further information ann a hand sider to come to the phone, put in I have any amount of good yellow Belief in Ranier that the fire is of thography, reading, arithmetic.’ somely illustrated souvenir booklet, your call at the central offioe. as the fir shakes which I will sell very j incendiary origin, though the crime Thursday—Art of questioning, or write to Edwin Stone, manager »subscribers do not want to be bother cannot be laid to anyone. theory of teaching, methods, physi T. A. P aul , C. & E. R. R , Albany, Ore., or -V. <d running after people who have reasonably. E Coman, G. P. A., 8. P. Co., Port ology. Lacomb, Ore. no telephone. Fetal Accident. land, Oregon. Man's Heavy Shoe,^3.00, »3.25 an<l*|3.50, shoes with outside*ooiintersB»2. Ladies’ Cali and Grain Shoes, button and lace, all leather, for just out dollar. Beys School Shoes, boys sizes ,1.25—Youths:,1.—• As complete a shoe store as though we carried nothing but shoes. Photography for the AMATEUR at Half its Former Cost The famous Poco, Buck-Eye and American Cameras. Genuinely good in every detail. Film or Plates as you choose. Absolutely new models. Our facilities enable us to furnish cameras of the highest grade at prices which cannot be met Send for illustrated catalogue telling all about our 27 styles and sizes. Free. AMERICAN CAMERA MFG. CO. 946 St. Paul St., Rochester, N. Y. The Prineville Review gives the following account of a ratal accident whi<-h occurred near Prineville last week. Cecil Yancey was a grand son of Mrs. Foren and nephew of »Irs. W. E. Savage of this city: “Cecil Yancey is dead. Last Sat urday the young man had just pur chased a revolver, and was pulling the trigger in an aimless way to see how it worked, allowing It to han< oosely. There was but one cart ridge in the chambers and it was discharged, the bullet piercing the groin and cutting the main artery that feeds the leg. • The accident occurred at the Adams place; whicn is tented by the dead man’s father, Jesse Tan- coy. Medical aid was ummoned, tnd Drs. Belknap end Edwards immediately left for the acene, covering the distance, eight miles, in an hour. Upon ai riviug the doc tors saw at once that the case was hopeless, as the young man had bled so that he was at his last gasp. The -hooting took place at 4 o’clock and Cecil breathed his last ab-ut 8. “Interment took place Monday, a large concourse of friends and rela tives of tie deceased following the I remains to their la«t resting place. The Degree of Honor and the Prineville Ho*e Company took charge of the funeral, and the sight I was an impressive and sad one.” Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition The Southt rn Pacific Co. will sell round trip th kets it greatly reduce I rate« to St. Loafs and Chi-igo ac count the St. Louis Exposition, on ;he following dales; June 1H 17, |8; July 1. 2 3; Augu-d 8, 9, 10; Septem ber 5, 6, 7; October 3, a. 5. Going trip mn-t lie c< mplofed within ten days from date of sale and passengers will be permitted to start on any day that will enable them to reach destination within the ten days limit. Return limit ninetv days, hut not later than I)ec. 31st, >904. For further Inforn.-lion auto rales and routes-c*il on 8. P. Co. agent at West S«' o. City Puts an End to It All. Born. A grievous Wail ofttimes comes as August 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee a result of unbearable pain from over-taxed organs, Dizziness, back-: Gaines of Larwood, a son. August 6th, to Mr arid Mrs. Chas ache, liver complaint, and constipa tion. But thanks to Dr. king’s New Compton, a daughter. Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try Munkers. them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by E. C. Peery's drug atore. F. J. Denney visited Virgil Goin at Beuna Vista Monday. Oregon Walnuts. George Goin and A. N. Goin of The 40-acre English walnut or Jefferson spent Sunday here. chard at Dundee, which bore a light Miss Maiy Done hue returned to crop last year, will hear heavily this Jefferaon Sunday evenigg. year, considering the age of the B. S. Ri -hardson and wife went tn trees,whicn are rugged and heallhy. tlie bay .Saturday for a week’s so- Captain G. W. Peters, who is in journ. charge of the orchard, is very Miss Helen Goin of Henna Vista enthusiastic over English walnut is visiting relatives in this section. prospects in this .section, He says Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huntley, Miss the nuts from thii orchard have been commred with samples from Nettie Huntley, and Chas. Goin over the United States and even were 11 party which went on the ex foreign countries, ami found very cursion to Newport Sunday. much superior. They are larger ! John Leffler, Miss Lulu Moirow, and of much finer fl ivor. Mr. Peters Miss Vesta Bilswide Lynn Daley, is well acquainted with the Califor and Dean Morris were here a short nia walnut district, and l<>oks for time Sunday. this part of Oregon to surpass it if About 100 people attended the pic attention is turned toward the new nic at the Denney grove Sunday. A industry. bi-ket dinner was tlie main feature. All enjoyed a good time. Taken with Cramps. Misses Margaret and Myrtle Don ahue went to Cottage Grove ami Wm. Kirmse, a member of the Loraine last week for a visit. From bridge gang working near LHtleport there they will go with a party to was taken sutldenly III Thursday night with cramp* and a kind of the Belknap Springs for a three cholera. His case was so severe that week.t’stay , pi the hope of benefit- he had to have the members of tlie ting Margaret’s health. crew wait upon him aid Mr. Gifford | was called and consulted He tolil them he had a medicine in the form of Chamberlain’« 1 olic. Cholera, and. Diarrhoea Remedy that he thou ght would hel-> bin. out and iccordingly several doses were tidrninist- red with ’he re-iilt that the fellow was a' le ’o Ite arotiml next day. l he JCOTT’S EMULSION mtv » m • incident speaks quite highly of Mr. bridge to c»rry the weakened and Gifford’« <iiedi',ioea,—Elkader,Iowa, starved tyetam along until It can find Argus. This remedy never fail«. Keep It firm »Upport in ordinary food. In your home, it may save life. For Send for free «ample. sale b» all dealers. SCOTT ft DOWNS, Chemlrt«, SUPPORT io C1F.» <’« U & ¿.C- fan IO cure. Formti r< tuna 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. jnC- and >‘- do ; all dnigghu. TIDELAND. No. 3, F oh T mii I hm — Train leaves Altuuiy ...«....... _... 11.4s P. M “ " “ CorvallU.............. 1.40 “ arrives Yaquina..... ..... .. 6 40 “ No. 1, U-lurnfugt Leaves Yaquina..«^.......................... 7.10 A. K Leaves Corvallis..... .. .............. 11.30 “ Arrives Albany.......................... u.ls p. tf No. ■, For Detroit)— leaves Albany...... _.... Arrive» Detroit........... -------- 1.00 p. ---- M 0.00 p. 8 No. 4, trona Detroit: Leaves Detroit....... .................. _.... 600 A. It -Arrives Albany.....................................ins A It Train No. 1 arrives in Albany time to connect will', the 8. P. south bonnd train, so well KH giving two or|thrae honrs in Albany >e/ore departure cl 8.UP. north bound train 1 ir Portland. Treln No. 3 tor Detroit, Breitenbush, and other motin-ain resorts leaves Albany at 1.00 p. tn., rtwhlng Itetrolt about 0.00p. in. r or lurther lnlormstlt.n apply to _ ___ _ EWD1N SxJNB, Manager. (KN'KRELL Airenl. Albany. II. H. CRtiNISE Agent, Corvallis. The Death Penalty, A little thing sometimes results la death. Thus a mere scratch, insig nificant cuts/or puny boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ever handy. It’s the best salve on earth and will prevent fatality when burns, sores, ulcers, and plies threaten. Only 25c at E. C. Peery' b dtug store. Meat Market D A L E YB R OS., Propri »tor». The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always on hand. We solicit your patronage. Fine Candies, Tobacco and Cigars Ice Cream. Stationery. Fresh Bread Call and See Ils HOP PICKERS SUPPLIESI We are headquarters this year for hop pickers supplies, tents and sheet iron camp stoves, hop basnets and everything needed to camp out Prices the lowest. CHAS. 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