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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1904)
Barn Burned. e are after your Shoe trado aud offer you good values and guarantee the goods. During this month we have a big reduction on Men’s and Boy s’ Slippers, and to close out several lines they will g*> at 25 per ceut less tuau the regular price. W I LOCAL Christian Church Conventiou. The largo barn belonging to J. W. Swank, of near Tallmau, was burne<i oil Tuesday night of last week. Several harvest hands were sleeping in tiie barn, some of whom were cigarette smokers, and the blaze was probably caused from carelessness. Mr. Swank had some $300 Insurance on the building. As he had rented his farm be had but little hay and grain in It. The renter,. Archie Auderway, bad the barn filled with hay, some 16 or 17 tons, about 250 bushels of wheat and 350 of oats, all of which was a total loss. His loss has been partially made good by the charity of tils neighbors. Thia church will th« year hold its national convention» at St Liu is. This is the only church which has f W. D. DeVarney is installing u its own pavilion on the Louisiana Men’s Heavy Shoe, »3.00, »3.25 au«3.50, shoes with outside counters »2. > ne« Independent telephone system Purchase Fair grounds. October Ladies* Calf and Grain Shoes, buttou and lace, all leather, for just] one ’ in Albany. 21st, the day after lhe cioae of the dollar. ' Wm. Blenner finished hauling 40 convention pro(>er, will be ‘‘Chris Boys School Shoes, boys sizes »1.25—Yonthsj»! —• f tons of straw to his l»trii in tnis city Han Church Day,” when all dele I on Wednesday. gates will have a special opportunl- | U Tiie Scio Roller Mills is paying 75 ty to see the exposition. The | cents per bushel for wheat and 35 church has one of the best halls'for t cents for oats. convention purposes in the United States, having under one roof music Newport waited a long time to get hall, with a seating capacity of from • its bad reputation.—Misfit in the 4000 to 5000, the coliseum from Albany Democrat. 10,000 to 12,000, besides smaller halls ’ Late reports indicate that the for special purposes. In the same Chicago stiikers will not gain any building there are rooms for state thing by the »trike. headquarters, committee meetings, Five Flax A ills to Be Established. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Dr. Prill reports a most enjoyable Notice to Hnnters. publishers’ displays, baggt ge depos and instructive time at the state itories, kindergarten and day nur medical association. Wednesday’s Oregonian had t ie To neighbors and friends, hunters sery, restaurant, aud something new following to say regarding the es G. F. Coffey commenced the re in general, and those from 8eio in iu conventions—a hospital with tablishment of flax mills in this Jos. Strijc and family will go the hop moval of his family and effects to particular, you are hereby prohlb- trained nurses in attendance. There valiey. The statement was ob McMinnville yesterday. ited from hunting on ¡ny premises. will be a chorus choir of 1000 trained fields Saturday. tained from Mr. Bosse, the only man Between departing hop pickers I mean business. voices. Claude Calavan returned from Ione, who Is posted in the matter,'and M, C. G aines . and visitors to the circus, Scio wus Preparations are being made for Oregon, on Monday. probably speaks by authority:. 10,000 people to ait down to one Abe Richards and wife were Albany nearly depopulated ye-terday. “All of the flax of the crop of 1904 Curious Facts. There seems to be some probabil communion table together on oun visitors on Tuesday. has been harvested and thethresti- ity that the state portage railroad day afternoon, October 16th, with Dr. Prill went to Portland Tuesday to ing thereof ha- just been finished. The census of 1900 cost $11.854,817. accommodations for 7000 more under will tie built in the near future. be ab«ent a couple of day s. As wus the case with all otner agri One-third of the college gradu the same roof. '1 Ins will probably Cleau up your alleys and lots, re 8. P. Munkers and family were visit- cultural crops this year in the Wil ates now are women. be the laigest communion service paint the buildiigs, *tc. The gen ors in this city over Sunday. lamette Valley, for the first lime in One in four of the people iu Chi ever held in the world. eral appearance of the town will a decade, the yield was unusually Dr. Brown had a call to Detroit Mon- The exDectatlon is that 26.t>00 dele cago is a German. light, that is so far as seed is con day night, going up on a tricycle from nstify the trouble. gates will be in attendance at the There are nearly 20,000 known Prineville boasts of a hall storm, cerned, and not to exceed ten bush Shelburn. convention. T hia will be the largest els of flax was realized per acre this Mr. W. W. Bailey, of Browniville, the hail stones of whicn were large medicinal remedies. convention ever held by one church enough to kill chickens, break Kansas City alone has $50,000,000 In the world. It will be seen that year. Mr. Bosse, however, consid was doing business in this city the first window panes, etc. invested in Mexico. ers this a pretty good yield, taking of the week. this expectation is not unreasonable, all things into consideration, an! he Dr. Brow.i had the front of his Ralph Gill, who has boen sojourning The average d-*ptl' of the ocean is when the fact is knonn that there is in nowise disapi>ointed as a result. at Grants Pass for several months, re office decorated with a fresh coat of about two miles. were over 20,000 delegates at the The average yield of flax seed j er turned home on Tuesday. paint. It is an example that others Gold now constitutes nearly one Christian church jubilee convention acre, in Oregon, so far as the expe Miss Ollie Morris will start on a trip would do well to follow. half our stock in money. at Cincinnati in 1899, where there rience of Mr. Bosse goes, is about to the big St. Louis tairand other points From the latest reports the great The United States lighthouse ser was no other attraction than the 20 bushels. in the East next Monday. convention itself. battle between the Russians and vice costs $4,500,000 a year. Mr. B-'Sse, however, says that he Mr. Townsend, who lias been in olir Japs is now on, with the chances At some future time, With the1 National bank notes are one-sixth places no dependence whatever up midst for some time, returned to his j 1stgely in favor of the Japs, consent of ye editor, ye scribe may j of the money in circulation. on the seed yield of his fall crop, as home in Washington this week. give S‘>uie interesting data as to the | | The placing of rock about the New York consumes two million ievelopment, position and work of' the most important item in the busi Rev M. Fredenbnrg, the home mis Sanderson baidge piers was com barrels of potatoes a year. ness is the culture of the flax for sionary for the Central Baptist Associa this rapidly growing people. pleted on Monday. The bridge is the filler. He can get all the seed tion, is visiting Rev. L. C. Bauer. Only 16 in 100 victims of Bright’s J esse M. H unter . now regarded as safe a gain.-1 high he wants, and, if the quality of the disease are under 45 years of age. Oscar Pomeroy, Henry Ray and water. fiber or the quantity would be ma Enoch Shelton, with their families, left Feartul Odds Against Him. New Orleans and Galveston now Last week Allen Arnold purchased terially increased by harvesting the for the Buena Vista hop yards yester export more wheat than New York. from John Devine, of Lebanon, his flax before the setd was ripe, he day. Bedridden, alone and destitute. A shell from a 2-inch gun makes Such, 120 acre farm, situated near Shel- in brief, was the condition of would not take the seed question Mrs. Frank Butcher, of North Yak its Hight of nine miles in i2 seconds. an old scIdler by name of J J. under consideration, a- the fibrous ima, who was visiting her parents, Mr. burn. Th j purchase price was Savings banks in New Jersey hold Havers, Versailles, O. For years portion of the Oregon flax plant is and Mrs. John Gill, returned to her $2500. he was troubled wi h kidney disease unclaimed amounts aggregating and neither doctors nor medicines Dr. Prill nas some very fine i‘oun the most valuable part of it, and home last Monday. tain pictures.made with a tele photo $98,135. gave him relief At length be tried that is what he Is looking for. Tak O. P. Coshow, of Brownsville, a Dem New York has a larger Jewish Electric Bitters. It put him on his ing all else into consideration he is ocratic war horse of many years’ stand lens that are simply superb. Pic feet in shoH order and now he testi well pleased with the outcome of ing, was visiting friends iu this vicinity teres made with an ordinary lens of population than any other city in ties, “I’m on the roan to complete tiie world. the same scenes would be but or this year’s crop and is satisfied that the front of the week. recovery.” Best on earth for liver dinary. lie has obtained an excellent grade The gross earnings of the civilized and kidney troubles and all forms of Mrs. T. Coffey, Mrs. Savage, J. 8. stomach and bowel complaints. of filler producing flax this year, al MorriB, Ed Miller and G. W. Morrow Last w eek M. V. Bilyeu brought world are about $35,300,000,000 per Only 6()c. Guaranteed by E. C. though the quantity is not all that Started for the mountains after huckle to this office some fir cones that he annum. Peery, druggist. he desired. berries Monday morning. bad obtained when excavating a The United States has granted Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition The machinery has been ordered Deputy Sheriff Munkers was a guest well on his farm. The cones were 3500 patents to women. tor tne two flax milts already estab of Mine Host Morrow on Monday night. found at a depth of 27 feet and In a It is said that Texas alone markets The Southam Pacific Co. will sell lished, the one at Scio and Salem, He had been serving legal papers upon most natural condition to be so $50,0(H),000 worth of cattle annu- round trip tickets at greatly reduced • nd he expects to have both mills in parties in tiie vicinity of Jordan. deeply buried. rates to St. Louis and Chicago ac ally. full operation witnin a brief period. count I he St. Louis Exposition, on Mr. G. F. Coffey, of the firm of T. C. The total income of all American Mr. Don C. Humphrey, former the following dates: June l<> 17, Id; The Scio mill is already equipped and G. F. Coffey, harness dealers, Mc with a combination thresher and Minnville, came up last Saturday. He editor of the N ews , among his farmers last year was about $5,500,- July 1, 2, 3; August 3, 9, 10; Septem ber 5, 6, 7; October 3, a, 5. retting machine and is running full removed hie family to that place yester many accomplishments, has, lately, 000,000. Going trip must b c< mpleted developed the ia°t that he Is a suc Of all newspapers in the world 68 blait, but another section of the ma day. within ten days from date of sale cessful sprinter. That is to say, he in every luOare printed in the Eng and passengers will be permitted to chine is now In ecurse of construc Miss Mamie Montgomery, of Albany, start on any day that, will enable tion, an Invention of Mr. Bosse, and a typo of many years' experience, came was faster than bls competitor and lish language. them to reach destination within when it has been attached it will over on Tuesday’s afternoon train, via won the race by a good margin. The farms of the United States the ten days limit. Return limit increase the capacity of the mill Munkers. The Nuws is under great cover 841,000,000 acres, and employ ninety days, but not later than Dec. A grain separitor, belonging to 31st, 1904. two fold, beside turning out more obligations to her for help in time of Hardman Bros, of near Spicer, was nearly 10,500,000 people. For further information auto rates and a better quality of fiber. A need. burned last week. It is thought The longest telephone wire span and routes cad on 8. I*. Co. agent at combination machine is also being that spontaneous combustion gener in the world Is 3200 feet from pole West Sc o. McKinley Mitchell, of Portland, spent made in Chicago, also a recent in yesterday in this city and near by on ated from thresh'ng smutty grain to pole, spanning the Susquehanna vention, for the Salem flax mill, and Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by his farm. He has a fine hop yard on was the cause. But a hot box, we near Lancaster, Pa. this is expected to aril ve within a the place, which will this year yield onine, was the most probable cause. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera, and Every man, wenmn and child in few weeks, when- it will be in about 25,000 pounds, and he lias sold Diarrhoea Remedy, and Per the United States took, on an aver We had a hobo printer employed haps a Life Saved. stalled. the crop at 25 cents a pound.—Sunday’s last week. By some means he be age, 93 rides on the street cars last As it is not anticipated that the Albany Herald. year, ace irding to a recent report of came indebted to .everal parties in “A shorr time ago I was taken linen mill will be established until Amony the many who left Scio bound the census bureau, That was 31 before February 1, Mr. Bosse says for the hop fields of Indepenbence «ere town io small amounts, so on Mon rides more than tney had taken in with a violent attack of diarrhoea and believe I would have (lied if I there is no particular rush to get all the following: J. L. Arnold and fam day ne left us. If the N ews I s not 1899. had noffgotten lelief,” says J dm J. i ’ up to tde usual SHandard this week. of the flax converted into fiber, so ily, J. S. Morris’ family, J. E. Cyrus l’ Patton, a leading citizen of Patton, ■ our readers must excuse us, as we “A friend recommended ' Siberian railway trains, under Ala. long as one mill Is in operation it family, . . Hill I j . ' 1 1 »> • 1 1 CV1 * lx - V ■ 1/1 X 1(3, * ’ X XO * May * 1 d \ Mrs. Frank Morris, Miss will get enough of the product Gill, Air.-. K. W. Gill, T. J. Wilson and could not obtain the necessary help new schedule, cover lhe distance < 1 'liHinberlain’s Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a ahead to keep the linen mill going family, Miss Imogene Gill and R. Shel Wm. Brenner tells how badly he from Moscow to Port Arthur, 5888 ( twenty-five cent bottle and after ter several months, and by that ton’s family. was scared recently by a pet Jersey miles, in ¡3 days, the fare. Including taking three doses of It was entirely calf He was busily engaged In re sleeper, t>eing $134. The glolie trot- i cured. I consider it the best remedy time all of the five prospective flax world for bowel complaints.” nulls will have been established and Special to Excursion the Worlds fair pairing a fence up on Roaring river, ter can have a speciaLtraln of three in or the sale by all dealers. when he was esplo I by hla calfship. c»rs for $1.03 a mile. in working order so that everything The Denver A Rio Grande, in con The calf, evidently wanting salt, FRKI» TOMUNTON. will move along indefinitely. When Chinese parents are about FRANK BKIPTON. with the Missouri Pacific, ctme charging right unon Bill, who It is practically assured now that nection 55 years of age their affectionate 1 will run a series of Personally Lon cneof the flex mills will be located ducted Excursions »o the World’?, neither saw or heard It till within sons and daughters unite In giving at Albany, and another at Gervais, lair during June. These excur four or fivs feet of him. The calf them each as handsome a coffin aa »s the farmers of both of those dis sions will run through to 8t. ooois was a yellow one and Rill says he possible. These presents are re- Corner of Second and Ellsworth Streets, ' tricts are exceedingly anxious to wilnout change ot cars, making did not know what kind of an ani ceived with gratitude, and are often sl.ort stops at principal points en •ecure them, but it Is still a matter r >ute. 1 ’ he 1 first " ‘___ excursions _____ ;___ mal was shout tn close in on him for u»ed as wardrobes until such a time or these <>f conjecture as to where the fifth leave Portland June 7tli, and the an Instant. He does not know but ’ as they are required by their owners ' ■" ' T:._ 17th. The rate what a f >w more gray hairs have for the purpose for which they were Good Turnouts, Prompt and Courteous one will be situated, although Mrf •ec’md June BosBe is in favor of giving the other from Wooburn will be $68.95 to 8i. been added to his head in conse. originally intended. Attention. Reasonable Rates. Louis and return. Excursions going siueof the river one, If the farmers from ll.e Denver A Rio Grande have quence. The United States Imported dur Telephone, Main 34. take enough Interest in the matter the privilege of returning via a dif- ing the A sch I year 5,217,077.065 to furnish it with material upon 1 ferent route. This is the most pl- a Important Notice. pounds of sugar, about one-fourth sanl way, as well as the most del which to operate. igiitful route, to cross the continent- of it being beet sugar, and produced The stops arranged give an opport, I To whom it may concern: I wish k ,000,000 pounds. This makes a per unity of visiting the various points I Io state to the public that I have Shakes tor Sale. of interest in and about Salt Lake sold my Interest in the saloon busl- capita consumption of 72 poni.ds. City Denver and Kansas City, If The twentieth century will have I have any amount of good yellow i you wish to accompany one of these ness In Bcio. I am entitled to col I the greatest nuintier of leap year- LEBANON, OREGON. lect no hills due the late firm, nor | excuisions write at once to W. G ‘ fir shakes which I will sell very possible for a century — namely 25. McBride, 124 Third street Portland am I responsible for snv of its debts. rea-onabiy. T. A. P aul , J, WEIMFR, Proprietor. for sleeping car reservation. The year 1904 Is the firs’, one, then j J ah . S trejc . Lacomb, Ore. Firnt-claHH accommodation m at every fourth year after that ui> to' reasonable rates. Tables KUpplied A Boy's «Vild Ride for Life. and including the year 2000. 1 F» ti with the bent the market aft- jrd«. ruary will three times have fi ve Tirken with Cramps. Clean, wholesome beds. Com With family around expecting Sundays—iri 1920, 1943 and 1976. mercial trade solicited, him to die, and a son riding for lite, Wm. Kirrnse, a member of the 1» miles to get Dr, King’s New Dis bridge gang working near Littleport sample rooihi. FOR RALE—A number of full covery for consumption, coughs and was taken suddenly .ill Thursday colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, night with crimps and a kind of blood Jersey cows and heifers, E> For paitlculars en I id., endured death agonies from cholera. Hia caw was so severe that tra milk stock. " rathma; but thia wonderful medi- he had to have Hie members of the quire of the Editor. ' cine gave instant relief and saon crew wall upon him a id Mr. Gifford I Disease takes no summer he writes, “I now was called and consulted He told | Important Notice, The Mill property has been leased cured him. vacation. sleep soundly every night.” Like by the undersigned. I am prepared I marvelous cures of consumption, them he hHd « medicine in the form ! Telephone patrons have been If you need flesh and of ( hainfwrlaln’s Colic, (holer«, and considerable annoyance of to do h II custom work offered. Flour , pneumonia, bro ichitls, coughs, Diarrhoea Remedy that he though 11 strength use by people calling them up ana exchanged for wheat at customary ! colds a>.<4 grip prove its matchless would hel-> him it and (ccordinglv | P,ki(,g them to call other people to rates. Chopping done on short no merit for all thr.Mt and lung several dose« were adminlst- red j the pn„ne for them. This practi e troubles. Guaraut« ed bottles 5dv tice. I alro desire about 1000 buMhels I and $!.<*). Trial bottles flee at E with’he result that the fellow was .hould lie discontinued and thecer.- a leto be around next day. The ,rH| wi | pro optly disconnec of oets. Satisfaction assured. Call i C. Peery’» drug »tore. summer as in winter. incident speak« q.ite highly of Mr. a|| ,U(.h calls, if you wish annul and see me. C. A. WARNER. Gifford’s medicine«.—Elkader,Iowa, kier to come to the phone, put in Send for free «ample. ! your call at’he central office, as the Wilbur M. Pintier. D. M. D., will Argus. SCOTT Si BOW Nt, ChwnW«, 1j Pearl Street, NawVork. be in his He io office the first to the This remedy never falls, keep it i whscriber« do not want to be bother W ’ p.iUM'l «Udrafrma. fifteenth of each month. At Stay in your home, it may save life. For | ed runnoig after people who have •ale by all dealer». j Uu telephone. ton the remainder of the month. IV As complete a shoe store as though we carried nothing but shoes. * PURELY FERSONAL.| HOPPICKIHG? If so there are many things you will need and we are prepared to fit* vou out in EVERYTHING. Over 50 Per Cent Re duction in Shoes e have hundreds of pairs of good serviceable shoes, some of which are a little out of date and which we desire to sell in order to make room for a new stock. 1 hey are just what you need in a hop yard. : ; ; We have also a full line of hoppickers gloves and a few hats, In groceries we have everything you need, including any amount of Fine Hams and Bacon. SCIO OREO-®» I 67>e City I Meat Market i- The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always • on hand. We solicit your patronage. $ THE SKIPTON STABLES, Albany, Ore. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, The Scio Roller Mills Scott’s Emulsion i E HOP PICKERS * zSUPPLIESI I We are headquarters this year for hop pickers supplies, tents and sheet iron camp stoves, hop baskets and everything needed to camp out. Prices the lowest CHAS. WESELY The Housefurnisher. Sc tu, Oregon. 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