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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1914)
% ■ * > •fr'-. a • I /' * • Ä » 4 • , ««* a » » • -, . • V "f Wei . *’ ZT ** Air- •• De»pood»ruy Due to lodlge»tio«i. fi ( ALL ON* 9 H. S. J ohnston 0 When you want your engines and other machinery repaired, or any kind <>f turning done In wood or iron or your saws filed and gummed. IV ood saws built to order. Prices rs asonable. 9 9 CORRESPONDENTS 8 SCIO Commi.,*,tionrr Butler was here last wi«-K insp'- ting th»- Gates bridge, lie had the appr ach t< the Mill Citv bridge r<-trlanked. He intends to move the rock crusher to the ridgM above Jor- dan and crush rock for the row down tow< id Jordan. Charles We-wly was seen go ny “over the bills and far away” t<> the Elkhorn country. OREGON Scio Druggist Hus Valuable Agency It 1» not at all aurpriaing that per •ona who have indigeaUon beeom« dia- couraged and de«|>orrient. Ifrre are a i few wont» of hope and cheer for them by Mr» Blanche Bower». Indiana. Pa. » "Fur year» my digrtUon wa» ao poor 1 could only «at the lightest food». I tried everything that I hear») of to get relief, but not until about a year ago when I taw Chamberlain'» Tablet» ad-1 verti»ed and gut a bottle of them, did I find the nght treatment. I toon hr- wan to improve and »lore taking a few bottha of them my dige»tion 1» fine. ” Fur »ale by ail dealer». • - ^ » A * ••.a» Mr Weddle, the Mil! City bar ber, spent the better part of last loggers nnd Dry Sox shoes Thursday night, during the big We make a specialty of Friend -o!<l at the People's Store cheap- wind storm, holding down the ship, Engagement and Wedding t ‘nt in w hich he had his bus - r than elsew here. Rings. F M French A Son, Al neat since the big fire. He bany, Oregon. MARKET REPORT stripped his wife’s clothes line I The following are cash price* quoted over it and heid or, liKe gr m ■n Thursday of each week by uur Picture show Sunday night 10c death during the storm. H dealers: and 15 cents. says, ”If anyone thinks it wa Wheat, per bushel............. ÍI OS 37 not a hurricane they ought to Data ............................ . If you will subscribe to the I 40 hi.e been with inc.” II«' is Io Flour. |H*r sack............ un & News or renew your subscription I Bran. p«r ton...... ...... cat <1 now in fin?quarters in tl < 40 oo we will include three standard! Middling», |>er ton ...... I () () F block. 40 00 «’hop, wheat, jierlon..... mnRaztnes, all one year, lor onh 28 1» meeting will lie held on Chop, <»nis. per ton...... 25c extra. Write or call at this 30 00 Harley ('hop ............... to vote tax and chou e Butter, (Country) per roll so office. a r »ad mperv mor. 37 Egg», per dozen ............... A TRAGEDY List Saturday Mrs Frark Gr«er shot her husband and he die 1 Sunday morning. She hail separated from him and had en tered ¿nit for divorce. Saturday morning Mr Grier employed Mr Wilson to hdp him haul hay from ’he place where he ami his wife formerly lived. They load ed the buy but Mr# Grier objtct- ed 11 them taking it away. In the meantime ahe got a rife from the house und fired the fatal shot. Mr Wilson started the team on a run but lost the hay due to running over muyh ground. It is said that the con- stab'e on the Linn county side w ent down to get her but si e made him get away. H iwevi r he was unarmed. It is also told that she fired twice at Mr Wilson. Saturday after the shooting a Mr Solomon who has been living with her came to Mill City but no one disturbed him because h« was armed. Sunday, Shenfl Bodine came up. took Solomon a prisoner, got him in the auto mobile along with other officers, and went down past Potters mill to the Grier home but she was not there. The sheriff compelled Solomon to hunt for her. They went down the river to the Bradshaw place near Gooch. Solomon disappeared in the brush and came back ’accompan ied by the woman. ' They were taken at to Albany, Mr» Grier was born and reared I at Gates. Mr Grier has lived at Gates and Stayton. He was buried at Stayton. NICK. I'ring your fresh vegetables to the Scio Hotel. 11« t .otigh AicCkinc for Children. • Three year» ago when I was living in Pittsburgh one of my children had a hard cough and cuughcd dreadfully. L'pon the advice of a druggist I pur chased a bottle of Chamlierlam'«Cough Remedy and it ber-efited him at once. I And it the best cough medicine for children because it i* pleasant to take They do not object to taking It," write« Mr» Lafayette Tuck, Homer City, Pa. This remedy contains no opium or other narrot c, and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. Sc'.J by all dealers' 8 «''hickena. per pound ......... • >MNK, per |M>und .. ......... 1« Turkey», per pound ...... 8 Huck», per pound Pekin .. 8 Ducks, Indian Runner .. ’!<•< f, per pound, live weight . 5 to 06 H Pork, dressed ..................... . I'ork. live weight.......................... Veal, per pound, for shipping .. »<•» NOTICE OE ROAD MEETING X -ti, 1« hereby given by the un Special Sunday dinners at the Scio Hotel. it a meeting of the tax payer» of at *. • ”, a 4 V r a *_a w ¿a- !’,¿*- , —X» ’ Sil IfTfiir* .r ~~T aJf H ai Tb« I!«uJ Pupkins Hoiul » I >< »K I LA N I >, < )IŒ( it >N Extends to vou a cordial invitation to make this hotel your headquarters. Rooms without bath, $1,00 and up Rooms with private bath, $1.30 and i»p LOCATION A CENTRAL Kt STACK AM UHM BEST I ODI) AM) OF PRICES SERVICE RIGHT C. H. Shafer, Manager :«! !• FREE FREE "Last winter when my little boy had croup I got him a bottle of Chamber lain’S tough Remedy. I honestly be lie vs it saved his life," write« Mr* J II <3ook, Indiana, Pa. *Tt cut the phlegm and relieved his coughing »pells. 1 am most grateful for what thi» remedy has <Jone for him." For sale by all dealers. Try our hot tomaie«, fresh on. being more than ten per cent oi óysters in any style, und fresh lie tax payc-v of «aid Road District, crabs at Sticha's. I Too much trouble to go to church and get dinner th« same on. in «aid Road District, on Satur- day? Get Sunday dinner at the ■ y, the 2Xth day of November. 1914. Scio Hotel. .arnes Blacksmith Shop in Scio. Ore- '* ♦ » » • * Kt markable Curs of Croup •■rvigned, resident tax payer« of Road i'*tri< t No 16 of I.inn county, Ore- .id R1 id District will lie held « ..2 . - • ’ o* 1 am in the market for fat live E< I ri ryhaa U m 8rio ag< nejf tot the »ImpW mixture of buckthorn stock, also stock hogs and milk For any in hark. irlye« ri(«p, etc, known a» Adhrr- cows on orders. i ka. th* remedy which became fa formation call Scio telephone in..'» by curu.y aopendiciti». Thia rentrai. —Thos. Large. ■1 ■unbl« r<m«-<l> ha» powerful action arri dra- • ruch »uiprwing amount« of old Important. matter from the Ixriy that Jt'UT ONE DOSE relieve» » .«.r »Ui.i.iuh, gaa on the Bear in mind that Chamberlain’» • ton ..< h airi «■ u»lip»ti>n alrno»t IM Tablets lot only move the bowels, but MEDIATELY The quick action o improve tbs appetite and strengthen $ Vliei > ka i» Mtoi>i»hing. the digestion, I arsale by all dealer». • *** ' t.. •»’- y - »eV K « » •< ' • •, k >v <* •NS - - • 4» I , • > ‘ . \ •< > A > . ♦ . . •I Memoirs of Napoleon In Three Volumes The pononal reminiscence« of Baron du Mineral, for thirtcxn yean pm ate serrcury to Napoleon Bonaparte, bring out, a* no history can, many enlightening and interacting «ide light* on the character of that greatest of k-adera. IX* MrCncval'« descnptions have the piquancy and interest po'-uhle only beeauve he un an actual eye- witnev* of the ikcne* and incidents of which he write». 1 heir lelialitlity and hiMcdital interest can be judged by tin- fact that the very conservative French Academy publicly recommends them. A SPECIAL OFFER TO OCR READERS t the hour of 2 o’clock in the ailer By tpe> i»l arrangement with the publi.hci« of tiollier'». Th« on <4 sai<l day, for the purpose of NOTICE OF ROAD MEETING N at Ion» I Weekly, ”« are aMe to give these valuable and interesting •vying »uch an additional tax on all M.m. ir» tics » hi . a year'» »ulo- rlption to (rillter'* »nd ihi* publi <- taxable property in »aid Road Dis Notice i» hereby given by the under cation, at a puce le»t than the l«>n<-«t ne* «aih tub»«option price of -i t as may Im deemed advisable by ■>ig«ed. rrtidml lav payer« of Road the two paper*. Only a limited quantity ot ihe«e Memoir* I* available, however, to Io get the benefit ot thi* >pe«ial offer you > majority of »uch tax payer* at District No 25 of I.inn County, lire must act quickly. h mectii g t< improve the road* of gon, being more than ten |>cr cent uf I the tai payer« of »aid Road District aid Road District WIIAT YOU GET IN COLLIERS oi, . « p »ted thi» 4th day <4 that a meeting of the tai payer« <4 tioiUer'» I* the one bi,% tearlew, indepemlent Weekly ot the whole »ember, 1914 •aid Road District will be held at country. It* editorial* »re quoted by evety paper in the Union. W A Gilkey, 11 1. Sutherland, J I Jordan Store in «aid Road District on Il viand* alwayt tor the ben iuiereat* of the greatnt number of the people. Among it* contributor* are *u«h writer* a* George f Kelly. J. G Holt. M R Kelly. W Saturday. the 28th day 4 November. Randolph (.’better, author of " 'Get-Rich-Quick' Wallingford. " l.ee, Fred Mespelt. T M Holt. I 1914. at the hour of 2 o'clock in th. Meredith Nichulton, Am»lie Rivet, H. (>. W ell*, Hamlin Garland, ■> Donal.I. 1 H Conscr, I \\ 'afternoon of »aid day. for the purpose Mary Rohert* Rinehart, Henry Beach Needham, etc. It number» hark». Joe Borovicka. A R McDon <4 levying tuck an additional tax on among it» cotretpondenu vuch men at Ja< k London, Arthur Ruhl, J a me* B. Connolly, and Henry Reuterdahl. hl. N Crabtree. V Prokop. Arch all the taxable property in »aid Road lay. Jo« Boyanovsky. Ardee Powell Diatrict a« may be deemed advisable it i* a magxrtne tot the whole family Editorial», Comment» on Congrea», Photographic New* of the World, Short and Senal K Piatt. A T Powell, C. W Kelly, i by the majority of »uch tax payer» at Storie* by the greaievt writer* of the day. I ( Miller. J R Young. Mike Svo •uch meeting to improve the road* of , • f ? Ml I S^<c»al pr e» ST a a da. W II Young. F T Bilyeu • »•d Road District Collier's ikrtt-isl tenry Ray, Wm J Heron. Nat Dou • • H2J i This notice ■» posted thin 3rd day oi un.asi he»s k November. 1914 Call or »»nd »ubKription» to tkit oAc*. If you ar« already a John Bender, Tyvoh Whitman. R •ulncritwr, your »ubacription will ba ext«nd»d tor a year from it» C. Pepperling, Ed. Dougherty. Nich pr»Mnt daw of expiration. NOTICE OF ROAD MEETING. Appe. W R Ray. F H Pepperling Notice t* hereby given by the under- E. F De Long. J W. Frost. T II 1 gned. rcudent tax payer» of Road Thoma*. Haman Shelton. G M. Wirth, district No. IS of I inn county. Ore J. D Grime«. Frank Lindeman. C .M n. being more than ten per cent oi Williamson, F B Frost lie tax payer« of «aid Road District hat a meeting of the tax payer« of nd Road District will be held at Scin ity Hall in «aid Road District on .-turdav. the 2Sth day of November o|4. at the hour of 2 o’clock in the fternoon of «»id day, for the purpose f levying «uch an additional tax or ¡1 the taxable property in «aid Road > drict as may be deemed advisable y the majority of «uch tax payer* uch meeting to improve the road* The state law require«’that all dairy butter offered for sale at a dealer«, muit be eneloaed in a nd Road District paper wrapper on which la printed the number of ounce« of butter, full weight and by whom made. Th»« nopce i« potted tht« 4th day ovember. 1914 We are equipped to print the»« wrapper» to comply with the alate law and at price« you cannot E. C Peery, W F Gill. M C Gill afford to ignore, and when uaed they make a very neat and attractive package. N l.ong, P H MacDonald, C. A Varner. Florence Shelton. F I. Hd cu. G I- Rwlgcr«. T J Pettit. A Turning. J I. Calavan. R Wesley h»» Wc«lcy. A I- Randall. Dean I rri* O R Cyru«, J F Parker. J \ Bilyeu. G A Morgan. F. T. Thayer Santiam News, Scio, Oregon BUTTER WRAPPERS
