The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, November 24, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr I iniiftni.afcWii-» affection for him and consequently, i could nut be alienate<l. lie therefore discharged the jury stating in doing so The following are prices quot'd on that there was nothing for the jury to Thursday of each week by our dealers. decide. Í 68 Wheal, per i bushel,. 32 Wm. Brenner moved his band of cat Oats, tle, 75 or 80 head three and i«»ur-year- 20 00 Bran, 25 00 I old steers through town, Wednesday i bhorls, morni .g. The cattle are probably the I 2.» 00 Chop, best bunch in the county and ought to 35 Eggs, 11 I bring the top price in the market. L a - Chickens, 08 I tkh .—Mr. Brenner has sold 50 head to a Geese, 18 ■ Salem buyer, at 2,S$ cts. |«er pound, live Turkeys, u «« 12 j weight. Ducks, Th« Scio îiaricts- i RAIN COATS»—Very choice !or»veneite e»»ata for I a« lies. New Empire effects. LADIES SJ ITS- Sjawial lot of suits we are offering for $5 and $7 worth $11) and $12>5C. LADIES SKIRTS— R chi Icrgai'M in iadi«*s u< <»1 skirts $1.50 to $3.50 worth just double what we ask. WAISTS—White Mohair and white linen embroidereiats |i.'5r$2.25 Cream Albatross 9 Japanese embroidered at $2.76, Embroidered Nuns veiling, cream, at $3.50. OFiH< JON A1.BA.NY, We have Full Zane Beef, per ] pound live weight «< ** Hogs, << «« for shipping Vaal Stockers Sheep, << Mutton Of y z THE HOUSE FURNISHER F kom the fact that those who buy Troy Goods invariably call again, we are convinced that these goods have merit. We want your trade and we know that you want the best you can buy for tire money. Those who nave used them are telling their friends about them. When you call for cough syrup, kidney and liver cure, syrup of figs, blood medicine, “TROY BRAND FOR S41B BY £. C. Peery DEAL»'. IN Drugs BOYS lift FOII CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CHINAWARE, SILVERWARE, CUTLERY, TEA AND DINN I R SFTS. We want to send you, free of nil coot, 10 copies of our journal, which you can cell for ofte. You retain the entire amount to pay for vour future supplies, which we will furnish to you at a special rate in order tu encour age you to build up a perma nent monthly route. Address a postal card to Dept. A and we will send the papers by return of mail. This pays you 50c and wili onlv cost you lc, so attend to it at once, as we can only supply them to a limited num ber in each district. In fact, to only ne if it is in the country. $ COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES AND BAKING POWDER. We have the largest and most complete stock in the Willamette Valley. OUR PRICES THE IOWEST. D >n McNight, R. F. D. No. I carrier out of this (itv, lias had a relapse of his rheumatic trouble. He suffered ex cruciating pain for several «lays, last week, but is now much better. There is some probability that Unde Ab. Chrisman will become a r4sident of Scio. He is about to .«ell his fine farm between this city and Stayton; in which case he says hill come to Scio. Town SCountry Journal YOKOHAMA TEA (0. DEPT.. A. SAN JOSE, CAL 50-25 SALEM ALBANY We are the agent for Universal Stoves & Ranges Superior Drills Studebaker Wagons everything in hardware DHL1NC&HULBURT ALBANY, OREGON. 1 City Meat M itei I r 1 111...... Keeps con tantly on hand all kinds ERE -H MEATS at reasonable rates and solicit your ¡patronage. (8ncce«i»ors of) | J. F. Lefller. « TO, We want to show you something nice and up to nate / ♦ ♦ In our fancy wanting«, Just Step F mohair goods, Wool dre«« patterns, suitings ai d a bean!iful line of ladies and gents linen 3 han herchiefs. AND SAY fez- In r - For r r Cream and whit don’t mis»« buying one of these kerrhi« *fft for you might need it. A Our line of outil g flannels ■ nd mens arai boxa »weat- er* ran n«»t tw beaten. So p ns a rail. Yours on the HII'LER i GILL i’O. ^íwautüíuuuuUiUuiuiuuuiuuMUBiu The continued spell of splendid weath er came to a cl >se with a much needfd i dow npour *>f rain. The ground had lie- come too dry to plow—a very nnusal eii- cumstance for Oregon at time of th«* year. Scio had quite a number of attractions on hand last Friday night. The Liter- lary. at the school house; A nigger show, at the city hall and Maccabee meeting i ;»t the l«xlg« room over Wesely & Cain’s j store. T. ost .—One re«l c«»w with white «pots, ' left ear split and brarde 1 No. 2 on right side: also on red steer, one-vear-ob'. kny person finding trace of them notify M ike S voboda . Holland & Lund 450 West First St A Mat, A NecKtie and A pair of Sox < This is the way we are going to do it ¿From Fri. Nov. 24th. to Wed. Nov. 29th. Scio BusifcOM Mens Loiguo. (Organized Nov. 16, 1905.) \ r Mr. ami Mrs. George IV. Morrow, of tin1 Scio hotel, are contentnlating inak- ing a visit to *e.\as, atiout the first of December. Two shows, a literary entertainment, a Maccabee b|. wont and a dance was the entertainment furnished Scioans last week, C. S. Harnish will beat the Scio gal lery, Saturday morning, Dec. 2, to re main three Hats. This will be the iast trip this winter. Rockef Iler’s income is said to l>e »40.000,000 per year. Wonder if he lays awake at night studying how he can spend it. You cannot present an absent friend with a more acceptable present them a years’ subscription to the N ews ; only »1 if you subscribe now. Wesely <Sc Cain will, next week, sell hats -o very low that it will be almost like finding them. See their ad elae- where in this issue. pi l Rubber 2c Hl BRER. Old 2< per pound I Ha the Scio Junk Shop, for • a few days only. Bring it in < hile you can. And. also, do not foiget the hides and furs. 1VVNTED,—At this office the addres* of J. L. Caln van. formerlv of Mobiar, Wash. Any tie knowing his wherabouts pill confer a favor by giving us the in- formation. There has been quite a number of typhoid fever eases in the vicinity of Scio duing the past few weeks, hut all are on the road to recovery, we are glad to state. “TO TRUTH S HOUSE THERE IS A SIN OLE DOCK WHICH IS EXPERIENCE. < ALL Free! We will give away on Thanksgiving Day T I vu^ey* The object« of th«* vague being J I the promotion of all good enterprises in each city and to eatabliNh a -v.-tem of ¡credit, in fetich a manner that all busi Turkeys will be ripe next Thursday. 1 neas men may be in ly informed of the Harnish—Scio—Saturday, December i standing <»f any person seeking credit, second. 1 and refuse credit to such as do not pay After tne holidays are over politics their honest debts. The following offi cers were duly elected: will begin to sizzle. Free. A. G. Prill, Scio. J. S. Warwick and family returned Vice Pres. M. J. Turnidge, Crabtree. from their Davenport, Wash,, trip Mon- Secretary E. C. Peery, Scio. day, Treasurer \V. F. Gill, Scio. The N ews for only fl.00 for one year Directors.—P. F. Haines, Lacomb, Ore.; if you will subscribe for it before Decem L. C. Trask, Jordan; L. L. Calavau, ber first. Scio. F or S ale .—A team, wagon and har The Scio League embraces Jordan, ness for sale at a bargain. Inquire at Lacomb, Crabtree and Scio, and the the Farmers Meat Market. I organisation is to >e in complete opera- Pay up your arrears to the N ews and ti< n by Jan. 1st, next. A general meet- then get it for fl, if paid in advance | ing will I m * held at \lbany in the near This offer holds good, only t > December J future. Tinware, Hardware, Furniture, Wall Paper, Paint*. ( ‘aruet Farming Implements IVHOLESfiLE RETAIL Free! This league was organize«I in conjunc tion with simi’ar leagu» s in Albany, Lebanon, Brownsville and all adja- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»V cent Cities and is to embrace th. entire ixHeaters and Cook Stoves etc., don’t forget to ask for 02 04 % M OBJ« 05 E» . L'.Jia We will have a Big Redution Sale men’s and boys hats and will sell Ilats at a lower price than they lave ever been sold nt before: now in order to make this Hat Sale go along good and lively we offer this in ducement. Born. Everybody that buys a hat troni us dur- ing this Sale we will take their name and the price of the hat. On Thanksgiving day at 10 a. m. we wili take all the names and put them into a sack and shake them up Ö «rood and have a boy draw the names out J ohnston .— On Wednesday, Nov. 22. 1905, to th«* wife < f H. R. Johnston, a son. We hive noticed that Harry has looked unusually proud lately ami s nee the event, happy. This boy is the first child torn to his household and, there fore, accounts for matters. a Pioneer Pisses Away. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Butcher, known in Scio, aged 78 years, died at the home of her son, Mr. Frank But« fi- I er, at the family residence, 803 East Yakima avenue, North Yakima, Novem- | ber 16, 1905. Mrs. Butcher was one of early pioneers of the west, having cros sed th«* plains in 1850, driving an ox team herself across the Rocky moun tains. She was born in Ohio and mar ried to James E. Butcher in that state on October 16, 1845, and in ’49 her hus band went to California in the excitc- over the gold discoveries, He liked the country and wrote to his wile to come out, which she did, takim. the overland route. Afterwards the family moved to Linn county, Ore., where Mrs. Butcher h. s lived since until the last four years which she has spent with her son in that city. The funeral services were conducted from the faniily residence, by Rev. Hay den, of the Presbyterian church, of which she had been a faithful member. Mrs. Butcher leaves seven children, Mrs. Lena Scott, Corvallis, Ore.; Mrs. Ed. Goins, Yakima City; Mrs. James Wright, North Yakima; Cortis Butcher Toppenish; T.iurston Butcher, Topj>en- ish; Horace Butcher, Arlington, Or«*., and Frank I utcher, North Yakima. A brother ami sister 4 Mrs. Butcher live in Portland, Mrs. Judge Ballinger and A. C. .Johnson. The first name out will get the best pair of sox in the store. I’he second name out will get the best necktie in the store. The third name out will get his money back that he paid for his hat. now somebody is going to get a hat FREE and someone a necktie someone else a puir of sox FREE. 'this sale will only iast 5 days I K X .KA M Me F«*ll >n ('alavan and Gladys .. Nellie Phillips ... .Charlie Baiseli weid ....... ................... four boys ................. Lotti«- Landon . ..Miss Stevenson .. .. Mauilu Irvine DEBATE was a Mary R f . s Julie C- B. Wolverton Z.^ointoi r.oduccO. gub«criptioa Latos. ¿’7 Society. greater< Queen <»i Afer several months anxious expecta Neg. tion on the part of a number of the Rufus Russell states legal lights, the appointment o Un kc/î Turaeyl fortunate appointee It is thought that Hon. Thomas (». Hailey, of Pendleton, will be appointed by Governor Cham 1 ( Sheen«:: I Il ‘ino berlain, to succeed Judge Woh« rt »n on ! winning Or<*g«Hi l'«»ni. the supreme l>ertch. All of Clrirli:-’* class in everv r»- : «•' inn county friends congratulate him in «jpportumty to intr« his added honors. i 11IV«* ft f<* also a if • Circuit Court- Cockrels fr •m In J. II. McNarv ajt. J. A. (’rossles ' Egg Ranch of Turkey sto»-' will In hi exhibí ion at et al. a proceeding to settle th«* owner læbanon, from ship of the $9l6.2t) that came into the my poultry vani*« in ! Novemb» r 15th Io ' h 3<*th. l.«-t your h mds of district attorney Mc> ary after first come, tirsi the 1/cbanon bank r bbery, uas settle«! wants lx kiiow u early bv stipulation, under which the mon« y aer\ <1. .T. W. Sherwood, of Portion •, and Mr. Hucken«tein, of Salem, “bias sknokiim” Maccabees, pnid the 1« <1 of that < r«ler in this city, a fraternal visit last Friday «•ill go as follows: (vide . Hill $10 > hi «I night; at which time four new mend»ei*i> j $20attorneys fees. ». W. Wiigld f 0, wore initiated into the mysteries of the U. S. Fidelity and Trust Co. and P. M order. Hcroggin $143, John Ditchburn. J. 1 I W. R. Rav. of .Tonlan, and hi«> «laugh- Watt and <»eo. -I. Camer«>n the remain t« r. Mrs. Don McKnight, vi«it»*«l rela der $456.25. tives in Lebanon, over la«t Sunday. In N«*1 hoii (’« m hran agt. J. M. Garret t Wl - n H»ey returned they found Mr. a «lemurrer was verrul«*«! and the piftin- 1 ton McK night’s sicknen« ha<l returned t iff was g;v *n tn Nov. 18 to reply. with increased severity, consequently The Renger- ’ arren hab«*»« corp«»- Mr. Ray rpent most of la-t week hi this c s»* was set for Dee. 13 at I p. m. citv. JLoretta B. Eai«t agt’ J. W. Eart. J. R. Morris returned, Tuesday, fr n Divorce grant J. P. Settle a visit tn his -on Frank, wie» Ilves ;,t the new town af Estaca la. r town built •. <»rce gran*e«l J. K. W«*atherfor«i ex. n/t. D. C no by the O, W. P. elect.ic ridir«aul r«»m- Burkhart, jtnlgment of forecloeure «»i r«ny some 20 miles .- ati»ea«4 <»f mot tgage. land. H»* reports everything is Jane F. J'* Har.I azt. M rths M down there and that Frank is Bride, (kier nun«* pr«> tun«-. well. In Margaret Lyle agt Rnls-rt M Lost the Case. Crawf»>rd. F t«« D. Pr< tan in was «tv • ■ iiut»-<l as guar-ban for Margaret Lyle J. 5 Morrif, formerly of this city, but In Mehala Warner agt, Ikjra D. W« r« now a reculent of on, ivcently r. n»*r et al. County Ct erk Payne, , Survey1 IM W WRFvHet;, << .-nr D; ’ »*n- ►1 or Fisher and Tl.»»s. Bru, »«M/i* were ap port, Washington, f«»r 120,000 dampg«**, , I p »H ■ I refem s to j»*en Hibmitted the p Anna Williams agi. A William«. Di- presiding judge deci«leus granixid 0LJJBÏN0 CO:.. .. ATIOiTS In order to increase our subscription list th«* N ews makes tin* following re duced subscription rates for new sub scribers, lasting up to December 1st. 1 siibscriptioii for 1 year by on«* person 1 $1 (X). 2 subscription for 1 year by «»ne person I *1.75. 3 hii bHcriptions for 1 y«?ar by one per son $2.50. Club of 5 subscript ions 1 year $5.00 and copy fro«* to the |>efson raising fhe club. Club of 10 subscription« I year $9.(Ml and a free copy to the per<»n raising I he .»lub. <>l<l subscribers to participate in the | abov«* «»ffer* must pay up arrearage. The N ews will vn«leavor to make it self valuable to its readers and worthy of support. The eekiy < h ■ > a Th** Oregon t wice-a-weok J»*»ui - nal............................... . 'I’I h * Oregon Weekly Jounui! 'fhe St Louis Gl«>be-Den -crat . The San Francisco Exan i r 'fhe N. Y. Tribune-Fam««* . Tom \\ atson’a Magazine.. *2.Q0 ;l.7t 41.76 L'.rr ÎI.5Ô $2.2u All other publications w:. e«l lor yon at reduced rat« - connection with the News. We also will make tl.ove «ff* r ie«piirc all aj- r«*ars to In* s««uarcd up, I»« ’<»«•«• cl'ibbiihz offer is aviiilanle. Saw Mill for Salo.—A Snap. We have for -;ile a first rlato-saw mil! that is worthy of the attention of any luinbermaii w ho is looking for sinh property. The mill is capable of cutting 25,0(10 fe«*t of luirib- r n ten hours; has Mplcn- <!i«i engin«* pow«*r, cut • ff an I mlgiug h . im s ; t In* lat« st up-t«) »«hit«* planer ; t in n ing latlii*; I <w logging engine with Hut) fwt of cable etc. ¿orva.dS ¿ • '• » i» i. 0. H»ii, ( AUA» *o. U, Fon V .««1«. lo.»;— ilMIll 1«*HV«- AlblUIA . . . ............ “ *' Ml*« “ arrive»» Ytitpiina . . I, r<*tiartilu«tt |.e«tve-« Yriqiilnn..................... I. au*- < <»« v ii.L « .. .. Arn »••i> Ali » h fi y ............... . n I. . a M. r ><». I, For Al 'Hiiy-!»♦■<t»Mt Willi th»* mill is i.iclu«!,,<l -oo acre« of fine timber l*ogs «-an be pul into the P"U«I at ji cost of 50 c« nts p- r thousand. The price for th»* wh«»le business is flO, 000. For particuhcrs inquire of the Vet. « of i' For the convenienc«* < 1 . nous we have ffected the following clubbing combinations. 'I’he p» < ¡¡»;-d *5- clutles on*» year’s suns- rhe Sant iam Aews: I.«-¡«M” Al Arrives »»««« y h»r |h*lioit troll .i fe» I* Xi«*. 1« irp*n 4>«*l» »»••:— Ixhave» L«»irf»h................. \itnve»» Alu» *iv.............. XI«» Oter ilbtioy - U*nv»*M l <»i vaili«* Arriva t». ....... ............ Y. M a n M i A M V Se: H l«»r • or»«llh— -ANtlAM N ew *. 1 A. M «\ il», «»r > r» tv»■< 1’»». vali * ..... Albany Bartware Co- 7 t«»r \o th.» I. h *}*L .«genti« fur \ftlvH- flrnt >’f Albany. la*av« w< «»rvalli*......... Vrlv« 4 Al Min y ....... ’«»r <«»rw»xlli*— X«» - \n»n l.< A rriw» < «»«•’ Hlh«........... lia •f i A’ < PHOTOGRAPHS. • I- Vf — A >rv T . J* M ti. 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