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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1899)
r Im A. Phelps proprietor of Tut -•••••••••••••».•.••••••a. N».w* has gon., into »hr flu harves ting business for an outing, lie la chief engineer and tlrviua.i with the N. W 1 tax A Floor Assn'« new Machine oil al Peery »4 Peery'*. A. I*. Brown of MrWood, was in threshing outfit and for a Read Trotter* ad In another col short time can bo found In the fl«« the city Tueiday. um. Helds, meantime E. C. I’h- Ips will Medium Prints,........... ..................... 'Kc per yard A. J Johnson paid a buaineas visit A. <1. Prill, Phytlclan«ndSurg«-on ba at the office and have ehirgx* of to Salem Tuesday. tdanl Print«,.. 4c *• Till Ni.Ws. If the piper Is not up Scio < Iregon. l.xtr « I'rii.t». Ml«« M na iMniel wa* visiting In Trotter* Store at Nt«yton com to your ideas for ihn nell few ». eeks Ix'tvinon this ws-ek. (Over ¿**«> yards on anie) you will know why. pares favorably with city store*. Fruit of laaim muslin .... ...flu T. M. Coffey, too horse outfitter, < atait W muslin,........... ...5c Born. —At < rabtree, <>r. S*'pt. Ifllh lUbm Tsraa was an Albany visitor, Sat unlay. < aliot A muslin, I8W, Io Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Riley, n l.l. muslin,.. ...4c 'tr*. \\ in. Abt-'lt 1« si’re-usly ill daughter. lUilairt Foran, a brother of Mn. "Y’lcugna," best flanelette In the market,....Ac Manhattan horse food, Ju«t the Savage of this rity, a young non with typhoid fever al her home In thing for over-wurked horse«, at who w as raisi”! In Nantlam precinct thia city. IL1.S E. IllUcr’i. and who left here a short time since Ml** Maggie Mln M*ggio Schupe .«k-hupe of nt Albany 1» If you want th«' beat meal for the was k tiled by the cars near Arllng In .«Ado tld» week visiting with Sir«. money I'JOc) scrvrel in the val.ey, go ton on August ?’th. It I« supposed George Phillips. that he Was stealing n rl<le on the tu thu Albany lunch counter. Al.BA NY OREGON Mrs. A. F. Ftcklln went to Cnr- train and fell off Ttie remains were Mr*. H. W Gill, who went to In Indenlltied several days afterwsnl valll* ye«terd iv tn visit hurdaught de|K>udence to pick hops, returned by Ira For«*n, hl« brother and J. E. er, Mrs. Wall llllyvu. home Tueadsy, III from cold. Clark, his brother-in-law, who ij » hi Mr*. I'. S. Grant of Dalia* come Hamusl Nmlth agial alsiut <IA, wo ’|’ J. WIISlX, Last Friday IL W. Gill, «old a tine leirning that the description of the up th.- first <>f the week anil Is visi ihx id«nt!y drownad In a »lough near match««l s|mn of l>lnck h<>rs«M, to J. dead man filhsl llotwrt, went to ting Mr*. P. O. Smith. Tne body was foundin' hi« hou*v nt Coburg Inst »Saturday W. Gunn, uf Salem, for |?5 unbrok Arlington Mrs L. E. Illaln of Alhany *»« In t ween the rail« e»>n after the train MepL II. The laxly was recovered. en. Attorney al Law ací Nolan Public | m » ss « s I by the track-walker. Il is the city ia*t Saturday visiting the Rev. IL M. Meealck will preach tlco. Il Hart of Albany, Is the famllv of J. s. Morris. at ML Pleasant next »Saturday evon supp M’d that he had taainled the fir«t memtwr of I Co. «». Y'. I t<> r> train somewhere between Portland Fred Smith w lm ha, been work *•< Io, oltl . OS. enliat In the regular army for I'hll- Ing aud ■'Sunday. Every one invit- and the Itatlex. mil must have fallen ing in the mills on the North Sin Iplnv aervlcr. He will go to I Van <*«l. asleep and fall off. Death was In- tiarn ha* returned home. couver to be luuatcred In. Manhattan Liniment Is ju«t the stantaneoue as the hack of the head I jll, J. W. V nil l , thing for hoof twiund horses William sheriff, who has been in and was crushed and his nock broken. I«iac Elder, while hauling «Inw the Klondike fnt the (wist two years, NPE< IA I.HT FOR III I HAfTloN I near Altiany Tuesday fell from the sprains of all kind*. R isa K. 11 ilk- arrived home last Thur»«liy. A.vD DEFECT« OF I HE EYE I top of * I - cti I, striking upon H pitch Icr. Or«fiz 3ut« Fair .Manhattan bors«> remisllea arc I folk, which »»a sacking up In the Frink llerum, from Nebri*ki, I’nllT I. I M>, UKH.OX |x»itively guaranlct'd, They are The thirty-ninth annual Oregon ha* bought m ) acres of land from J. ba»“ W ill m ike regular tri|>s to N» Io. I ground Inflicting a wrlou* wound in the beat on I ho ma» k et. R ims E. groin. Dr Ellis dr«-**«*! thu state fair will nieii Its gate» Io the s Morri i Just east of town. Wat< li local "olumn for d»tcof visits I the lllbler. wound. public tialay, Friday, under new Hon. Jeff Myers of Salem came Married. At the residence of IL inmngemeiit. The Weather ¡a-rmif up fron' the cipit il city Tuesday, Thr«’«1 carlo*«!» of the Enterprise fils citv Sept. «, Is.n, this cits - Selit. », Kbelton's in ling, we believe it will la* the beat 1 »nwmill machinery were shi|>p<*l aw heel, ju«t for a little e xrreise. Tu»«'!av to Mne county where the Kn«n Vernon ■md Miss viola Gallo- fair <-vei held In the alate. The ex Mr. and Mr« Joel nl>iv in of Prine way, It. Rtielton J. P. officiating. hiblta In every department promlae Booth Kelly Co. will use II in tlwlr ville ale visiting friends and large Mohawk mill. Th!» shipment N it Ice. All those knowing them to tie of a very hlgti cU«a, and the relatives In this city this w eek. Included all the machinery in the ««■Ive* Indebted to us are ris|uent«*d live stock exhibit« will compare fav building. Prof’s Walker nnd Smith nf the to call and «elite nt once, as we w l«h orably with that made In any state Altmny college were In thia city fiat to close up all account*. Cole»« Wy in the union. Very few hop contracts have been i »regon I iils aa good IJ oif I and In urday In the Inter Ml of that school. filed In Linn county, itiaiut the only lie. We 1» g to inform you that J W. Gutin, «pedal agent, l iver dividual« In most every breed of Mr*. Ed. Goin was over frnn Al "!>«■ tl -• ■ ’ ll tx ’ lfig <>|)O tiled Tui »■ stock a« can t* found anywhere and our lines of l'-y '"-••I-. div liet w ci n < ieorge iR-ger* and I»ail and Ixmuon and Globe ln«ur this year they will tie found compe bany Sntunhiv. visiting with her Dress < ■ «ids. N illons. H its Faber A Nela, calling for three ■iml'o, w:is In town last Friday, ting for th«« blue ribbon in every brother, Frank Butcher of this place. nnd Cap«, Clothing, Hods fourth« of tho crop at t cents com- and appolntisl Iru A. Phelps local dam from A to Z. There will I m « hot .«nd shoes. Mackintosh«*«, Mr. and Mr«. Hoy H Gill and son mission upon n loan ot t cents per agent. com|ietitlun hi the goat ih-pnrtmcut, were ut> from I’ortbind Monday Vis- Hosiery, I nderweir, < or- A. J. Johnson'» smsllest boy | pound. when W. M. Landrum, J. N. Harris Hing Mr and Mr*. M. I «»ill of tills acts, children*« Dr<**»«*a, Tuesday last had the misfortune lot and F. C. Bailey meet !n the arena. city. blip Wrappers, H« mm |. and We u are In in rroalpt rretdid of a ticket to T nos, I. . II. -' U i q-j • r*. the thirty I lir-t Industrial Pipisi get hl« left »boulder dislocated. Dr. It has bee»» several year»since these Mr. ¡-andon of the flrm of Hansen Brow n was culh'd In and redut ed noted breeders met In competlon at Night D m *si s, Jm ket«, tlon given by the Mwhaiilc* Insti the ( nlifornia state fair, nnd that A Landon was up on a romblnisl < .ip- s. Collar-tts, < Doves tute at S.«n I'rnnclsco, which 1« lobe Ltits dUloroliou. tiusinc«» and pleasure trip, last Tues and Handki rvhlefs arc full 1 open .September 2 to October 7 Is'.*', There is no kick coming at the they should all meet again In Ore day. and new good* are arriving j Thl« eX|»osltlon promise* to be well work dune by the Salem Steam gon shows that 11.Is state 1« fast at to replenish ht.es a* they L. W. Illcharilson left Wednes I worth attending and the manage Ixtundry. Y’ou can send your lauu tracting the attention of gout breed day for Salem where h" gra-s to look are depicted. j iticnl have our thunks. dry every Motidny by taking It to er* far nnd near. We believe tln> managoBient have after the racing Interests nl the fair Seventeen wngous load«*I with the express office. uned giaal Judgment In attracting grounds. IT IS.... iH-uple, all the w.iy from Chadron The engine ord ere«! from San the attention of breeders and the H. L. Shelton and f-imlly. Who Nebraska, arrivis! at Waterville, I nincisco for ttie N. W. F. A F. Assn, public generally tothe fmr tins year To the interest of your Wcdne*«l»y c>>ming iiero»«the ihoun arrived Tuemlay evening and was ind if the «ame goU I Judgment 1« have tieen nt Drain for the i>i»t two imcketlMMik to see our tain» via the McKenxla route. Tliey at once put into readiness for work, usi’il throughout the ilit'etlng the months returned home irrlving last Immen«" «lock liefere buy Nat unfay. are here to puri haso land* In Lane fl Is a novelty for looks. fair will be h succefla In every piilic- ing, as we guurnntce a «uv county and become aelUera and cl ti Mrs. P. <>. Smith was taken to the Ing of 5 to 2>'i |>er cent on Y'oung Bros, who live near this u'ar. re»»», and are first class ptroplo. There will lie many things come Salem hospital Wednesday, where th« prices you have been p’ace, this week threshed nlno There la |2»t,»VO available for the acta* of white winter wheat, which up before them during Hie fair how she goes fur treatment, f. r n com- iwylng... »urvey of public land« in this »tat », yield«.«! -I" bushels per acre. A pr« t ever, that will try their nerve gm»! pllentlon of Illa. iJudgment and honesty’ o» purfiO'e, Surveyor General Habersham calls ty good yield of tine grain. ( «. I). TfotteV, Str. and Mr«. Joseph Vogel of i mid for till» reason cofD|>etent men altentluii to the fact that applica Mr. E. E. Larimore, i mana^g.-r of gbould '«■ i Inced el tile hi ed ofe m b Yale Iowa wlio have t»‘en visiting hTAY'TO.N, tillE. tion *hould be flle«i without delay. ' department, anil nil det.'ill mniter wltli Y. < laildek left for bdilio ttie The usual preliminaries consume , |n t|,e|r bll0<u . Such men flrsl of thj week. much time and if .settlers are In any < atlou has r. nb*. th" J. A. Bilyeu hurry th«y should not procraalinale •lace and WII move his amity here | sh(i(1|1| fM, m;ldl, ri-sponsihl«« to the G. W. Morrow of the F< |t> hotel item Portland In a few days. I ! ....................... board for the successful umniige- has put In a tine net Kimball piano, now that there are funds on band. A Tori u th« F kteuf « #a FLxx. Wanted. All those knnwlnr f me nt of t heir respect I ve department« plircti.i-ed .4 1.1. Will, of Albany, So far the damage done the grain Il and the board rit’ld rt’»t>onsltile to 't Is a very flue Instrument. lining desirous of doing every themselves lndei>te«l to u to «-all crop b> rein Is not nearly so laid as thing in our jsiwi-r | to encourige the nnd aettle at an early date, as we the public for the general «llcceM of work ot Miss Ollie Morrtl left 'J'llesdav gr w Ing _ of " " 11 «x, Wo feel that n few was n nt Id piled. The nr«- in n«>’«l of money and mu»t col the fair. ’ ' ■ ' ' 1» I ’«-co crowded tile p.l»t The racing departnwnt will sure morning for I zing l'reek w here »he words of plain talk at this time will lecl what Is due us. Petrv A Peery. week lent anme grain has been will have charge of the primary de ¡¡.it tai eiiils». Wanted Bacon and Lard. ! Will | ly he a great attraction this yearnnd partin' nt in the ptibllc school. thresh«*! out before it was prope rly wo want to no ntlon in this conne -- In ttie first place, in order to sue- pav lo cents per piutid for side I m c< »«fully grow llix. You must giv« dried, bill for the most part every con, 12 ••ent« - fur - - hum* and 1" <«’nt« thin for the lM>netlt of those who little grain will prov«< a total lo»». your land at least as much attention Tl.C flax thresher of the N. W F. for lard in flve and H> pound buck claim this department runs the fair Fat hog* an«! plenty of cheap horse nnd cart1, a* Job do for other crops. feed will help 10 triako UU the loss oti, In exchange for g<*Ml9. M. M. into debt, that ttie horsemen are A F. .laan. 1« tielnj» put to a practical paying eighty percent of the mon test us ue go to pre ■ There -eems Max cannot I ■ • succesafully frown and »timutatu the production of l«r Daniel. ey offered in purse tills year. A«ld to I m » no iluiibl of its doing the work on land "on which I can grow noth ger crop* another year. Th<> fino plano belonging to Mrs. to this th«' g-and stand receipts » mj OI all right. .Next We >k we hope to tie Ing rise." Plow your flax land In The Herald seems to have fallen A. Cole which Was Injured by tire Ing and bar Iprlvilt-ge«, the money ilble |o say dellnllely w i it It dees, the fall, and again before seeding in the spring. In the fewest possible on a big Ketivitlon when it heard of ««►me two years ago w i* «hipped to offen«! fur purses 1» fully guaranteed and what it is iioped it will do to oí without even considering gate mon words, to successfully grow flax, pre tb«> "collapse’* of a lairn h » this place. Boston this week, by E. U. Will, H ey, which ttie racing department stimulate the fl.ix Industry in tin« Altiany, where it will lie put in pare your ground. In fact It was only an old shc«l roof, vicinity piirticuliirly an I the »tale in new rsst*. with an entry !l»t like jln-y have general. did not collapse at all. I Again, In-ti ail of letting ymir land and He Idle as ‘ summer fallow»,' sow it The mon Were In no danger and Wanted—All perhMS knowing this year, »hould la* eredi te< I with Died, at Ills home nvar Waterloo, to Max. ami you wilt And you will none were hurt. As to Scio being them«elve« iudolited to the under at least ■’■<• per cent, llu.il North Suud iv, September !•>, I«^1'1. of psr- get a better yield of flax, lietter unfortunate as to building* falling signed either on nute or actouni t«> weaL alysl«. Divid Ayers, ngnl - I y> ir» straw, nnd the crop with which you down the fact I* they full down »«> call and »ettl«* at an early dale, as and .' months. I’ecen-ed Was tin "Id follow the I Ini crop wilt give you a» to be out of the way of erecting we wish to Increase <iur stock of Sfng« Which r. sidiml of that section, and had better results than If * wu on sum- new and more cotuinodluus struct I goml« an'! It take* money to buy Froo. mnnv friend- who will mourn til« tu. r fallow ground. urea. them. Ite-pcctÍL'lly, H. M. Daniel. departure. He wa« highly reape-d Now ns to binding the fl >x It Is What will the great metro|»>lltan ed nnd a goial neighbor and cltlz.en. The state fair which open« to «lay Mr and Mr«. E ('. I’eery went to how >tns., for any farmer to ray lie 1» eX|><« ted t" !»• one of the best ever Stalavllle last Situnlny for a few do next? This is the <|Ui*«tioli some He leaves a wife and two aun». can't bind hi» flax? Ikies he not one a«ks nearly every day. But held hl the Male. Every taidy j bind Ills other grain? Then w hy not should take interest In ourshtle fair d.iy« v!s!t with Mr Peery'» parents, there is one which lend- all others. George II lyford, a »esldi nt of Max? fslmply las-au-o the farmers and nil who |*i»»il4y can should after Which tliey will go to Muro, at It ha« gained the aobriquet of "A twiny for r nimil» r of yc.irs, was which place Mr. Peery Isctigigii! as treat thi-lr flax crop as a secondary meric.i's Greatest New-pnper" by committed to the lit« mo asylum ye» make an exhibit of their products. principal of the Mofo public sehool. ecn-idi • it! >n while If it Is properly just each remarkable piece« of en !ehl ty tilken to SdeiU by .■sheriff handled It will giv«* you more clear Home of the fin«'»l stock In the stat«' N. M Daniel will receive next terprise a« (he one which has Just at M unk' I«. I Io- e.tii • ■ „ r. ■ : Me al will be shown nnd all are Interested money to the acre than any other in flue slock, l-y nil mean* attend week a now wimple line of Indie* traded ttie attention of th«« pre'.« all ■ ohol. II ii ford has I m - cii an h-ibitu- crop you can grow. d drunknr<i for a go«1 many years the fair fur a «lav or two at len-t. It < aj»-s «LJ Jacket.*, from which lo ovc? the country. There is now under contemplation will do vou g-tod in more way* than make »eiectians. Same a* Iasi year. I jis ! week ttie Now York Sunday -itM-ndlng all hl« ntouey for whisky. a Flax Fiber plant, at Slo. Oregon. one. Make a special effort and at Also meh* 5fackltilo»hre aa low In World announced that It would give I lie result w * i IrteVltatiti’. He lost This enterprise 1« backed by tiusl price a» 42.50 l»e»idea many other away an album of new and orlgiunl Ills mind entirely, he artya that he tend. ne»s men of ample means to succeiw new gisxl* In all linea—-come In and music, consisting of ten of the up lost one uf the wheels lu hi« head The city council met last Thurs *«•«• them. Alway* welcome, wheth to date c| iss i f songs that lire now and wanted tu burn the town. fully catrj i-tfl any enterprise they may atiempt. TH-i.icio.y will cm day evening, and among uther er you bay or not. . so popular, such a« aor.gs of «entl < >n ll'e morning of Sept. 15 Cor- ploy from l"> to -Xi men at good things looking to the future wel The'.'year ol«l »onof Mr. and Mrs. merit, “«ion’' songs, "eikevValks” ncilua Vanderbilt died al tils home wage«, the year around This fare and benefit of the city, urderc«i Ac. ThMe ten songs the Sunday in Now York from ■ stroke of |mrnl tne.ins a p'ly-roll of front $2.A0 to the ciditnlttce on atroets an«l public II. C. Miller hod the uii»fo«tune lo fall over a down wire al .Myer's hop World pro|ww1 to distribute one _v«i», caused by cerebral hemorrhage. i i I«' tier d ly uich. Is It not worth con property to at once look after the yard last Monday striking hl* hand leach week, copy He was In hl« Mlh year. No physi with every »Ider lug? graveling of th:- streets. To take Sunday World When cian was in attendance, as the at- • of the in «m il a wav i» to liroik t*>lli tx !'«-» Again the establishment of Ihi» steps to se«> that the work tie at once considered that It th« tack will very sudden and entirely I* plant »!••-in» that the f irm--!» will completed either by property own of the nrm above thu wrist, and avenign price of new music Writ unetpei'ted and it was impossible Io the hand back on the arm get Ir’uiiHinio $.X on pt-r Ion for era or by tho commiiu-e, for tho doubling Dr. Prill was «-»tiled and adjusted thu ten and composed by popui.iraUtlior» reach ahy physician before di-.itli oc- tlie flax straw, which 11 now of at>- owni-r», so a* to »ecure full benutHuf is from if) to Iff cents, the Unparall cured. Dr. Delafield wild ha» tieen A »I'lewalK wa« the broken bones. Al U«t accounts 'olutely no value to the farmer. 1« the Improvement. eled bntcrprlse of Tne World In giv attending Mr. Vanderbilt nnived also ordered built in front of the the patient was resting quit«- coin- it not worth considering. ing the songs allay witti n big Sun it the house shortly after deiln had fortably. This price for your straw means Myers prnpM'rty on the south shle. day tiew*M|»r for which only five lavurrcd. xl-iut the «ame aa 2 - to i cuts a This much ne<*le«l Improve-1 The Altmny Denxx'rnt says: "J. cent« is charged Is apparent. The bushel more for your flax seed. I s incut, ns the prreont walk is In a II. Ik'Uglssan Albany gardener I* World re-iui *1« that we publish the making afrangi-tnents to take to the very had shn|M«. 't not worth con*ld« ri»ig? »Lite f.itr thia week thu ta««i exhibit following announcement: A Mu«ic Album free. From Sept, Last Tuesday while E. E. luiri he ha* oyer made. He will compete Ths Th sa Ira from tea manta more, R. Shelton, Mr. Reynold«and fur the beat farm exhibit, the beat fl to Nov. fi, the Sum! ty World will Flint there are five thousand thi-a Gibson Miller were getting thing« tin varttie*, the test onli'iis, fur th»1 Issue weekly a w<ng In »beet music tylish , pluable In ri ud’uer.s to la-gin till' test of tt.e Burptaj m«»l exhibit, an<f fot indi fo?m with hitndsomu coh-rtsi cover. tre* In America, and that one mill \pn>ric^ Ion and a half |H>ople nttend«*) them n«'w flax thresher. bcGre starting vidual exhibit* la t every one w ho Thr entire set will tie mailed, | hi » U.coaia.nSrJ Sy LraSlaf Meh neak-dny night, »pen ling sev out on regular field w rk ttfby Were can du so take an exhibit. Perhaps lage paid, for 50 ' «tit». Bemlttaru e« l.llMn«kiri * enty million* of dollnr» a year on engageit in rebind.ng a •mall hmd .Mr. I». may not get all the preinl- ricelvi’d after rw-pt. I will get TS«, Alsa,,PlraM m flax Whlt ii wra in an oid shed. taick numtiers and each h"W nuinher urn* of the uther farmers nnd gard theatre going, are mo surprising fact* with which Mr. I rnnklln 1-yl- They wore having a ru'her enjoy ener* if th« slate really try fur rou’e ¡«sued. IhwIilM tile song World Th«- will alao send i color« <1 Art I'urt i-s, the dramatic editor of the New able time and n* I he structure was for themselvea. folio. whi> I, is a marvel <•'. i niri - York Han, will open an Important only thu remains of a building the The county codrt«, of I Inn nnd lam'Ita Monday Magnr.iiie which rest of which had been moved away wrle* In the next issue of I he Lid Marlon codntlM met In .»IKmy lea' Home Journal. Th«- aeries will It was not expected to lie used; but Munday nnd ofn ned Idds tor thu equals the monthly periodical i m«l lie calle«) “The Theatre nnd It* P«»o- »« they are nil rather extra heavy cun-druction of ttie Green's Ferry Ils Cortue Weekly in the t'riltcd .tail’s eicept t wo, and Iti Ils comic I'lc," and w • 11 run through «<’vi n weight gentlemen nnd nl! gathertwi NONE BETTER IT 'M PRÌCEÌ bridge. The l id* were uiMl’-r the iiumlersof the inngaMne lav.shty in one end of th«' structure it setthal plan« «ubmittcal by F. J. Miller nnd -cope equate these two to rerit puUi t f » • • ! ry ¡ gr* ’ i fully over nod le.tned ag.iinst a ! ’ <•»• submittxal hv -------------- -- cations. • •»<» « r a~‘ ■ *■ tike ’ ,t<4 *<•••< Illustrated with plcttire* made by It, tree for nupport 5 bile the gentle- •‘»Ib'd for Iron and concrete p der«. Write a postal eanl to the Sunday <•••- t Io .» T>».e «« .1 st«.apt re«««*«4 twelve different nrtHta. T he article* It The «..J- bids . were as follow«: J I A4d»••• r U» •«*» MI I . « will tre it ot every phase ofthethea- men chnngisl their p.sitlons The Tillotson, Albany fF»75;C. F. ltoy.,1 World Music Editor rulllxer Bull I- telling of ns laugliiitUr story by Mill Ing, N. Y., for a list of ine aotigs THE Ms CALL COMPANY. Ire, the play nnd the actor, fr"»u the IM wisse in* it-»»». *»• t»»i ! itisiile, nnd will tell how a theatre Is er and the accompanying hilarity A Non. Salem, «.IMO; I'uebO Fri Igo Co. Colo SI7V4 and g|!*4'. Tin BRA Wt N OFF»' •« manngeil; the actual money which probably destroyed the equilibrium courts Rejected Hie bul- and will ad- Th»' pain of a burn o? scald I* »1- 1*9 I Iftftl A*«., LbKUe. BRsi t plays nave made; how an actor is of the ancient structure. The only vcrtta* for uew blds under pirns most Inslahtly relieved t.y applying iftfi Market SC., &aa Fraaci*««. vlsltki • damage ara* it alight bruire trained and w flat the act i»s nfe ac t'him!>erlaiy'»* Pain Balm. It *1*« calling for wooden piers. tunlly paid: how a play |. written on Mr. Reynold's knee, all oilier heals the Injured par»» more quickly beln beititf In the nature of a blessing an and What the ahthors receive: how than any other treutmonl ami wllh- O^olXzou.'P toTiX<. Mr. I mm. •. h id been making a n play Is rehearsed: the flrst night out the bern I* very acvt re does n< t if a | lay; how the actrvsws "make pretty luttd rear over n »mull boll on leqve a scar. For sale by Peery a The finest quality of half su<*nr I« his neck. He latlglied »O loud as to tip" and Whnt they use; an I tn n n»ed In the manufacture of Cham- ' T*eety. break the boll and is now fr.-e from tninutc way thbtwo la«tMtlbloa will iv«fM<,i M*f*(«a* r*i«n**i t show what goeson lohlnif the scenes l»nln. 1 he fest of the party wen not berlnln's Cough Remedy and the » n**iH.i^i «.--Mir«u n*i** nail* u«e«l In it« pruparatiUn give It even that fortunate, but have near tU-iMOlr* I’lUIlM, llU Ciesi* blnuft nrnri a wLin in the «tape during a perfo.nn«'». It ly dlisl of Istighi. i, o, seeing a *ivor similar to that of maple syr i>T4ui> nJ*. *jt ¡i, C RM*Rrv* •. (/«twit < bar *•«. r«n. f w.*s Is a curious fact that this will he the I«»*« ••• •« (• i S h up, making It very pleasant lo take. I k j«»ur I»I<»» h Í an«î I »u H I») how large a acate was tnadc of the *-. < -i m - lw ■ ima flr»t time that tho theatre nnd the • ■»«. » W I.« ..<»« A a mullein«« for the cure uf Coughs ' Hirnnrf ’•» Hw l*<y l. vrr and /’ ifimr r J] tau •u-tor hsCe ever been exhaustively afluir by the otHef fetluw who vas ‘ '.'"V ‘ 1 why t» cold*, In grippa*.croupnnd whuuping ! ‘ not In the fun at all. !rentc«l in a magiirlne and that there , . I'ii4< • I . i-ough Ills umqualed by any other. I’*™| •»■•I*. TMK FICCALI CO„ t * i rm I thaï BRntly bilMHiw mini » '» no I-v.g ( n ttie •ubject in exist- IJS I« 14« W. ,4th st , I«,» V*rk It always cures. an«l cures quickly. if*h«T*«-. »n Th L la-« art t*. l>e»uiy t<»r U ti ■ « • Ail ! - / I '• e F’ir by t'-eiy ».n I !• r»y,’ f« • gl I I f M • • o ni K» ■ r 1 , M f uauuainssMsssMswswMwwuwvw \\'i g.di.g 11 seiimoro ’ ’ Ibis year and at « eloser prie« Cotti n g.««l» were ne ver chea|*er In thè l'nitrd States than they aro today. We havu a large stock <>n hand. Note thè fnllowing prices: S OF LOCAL INTEREST " PURELY PERSONAL i Q) MOR EX’ ; NEW... ^GOODS Fortlie Mid-Summer trade S. E. Young and Son / 1 now have one of tin* largest stocks in the county to pick from. My •roods arc............ ........................ New, Lively Goods that I turn over nt least twice a year. I keep no remnants of half a dozen stocks. My prices will com pare Yvith the best, ami I Pay More for Produce than aiiv • other store in the countrx * ! ROSS E. HIBLER SCIO, OREGON ■ tine of the lnrg«’*t duals ever made In «beep In ttil l state, viy* Hie « dn yon City News, hn* ju‘i twi’ii con- »unioi.iti d Jas. Wright, North Ynklmn, h i*. Ing pun-hs*«*l during tti«> week ’ '**• livid. The prlrt! paid was >2, ' p«’r head. T'h«* bn- tire afii-iunt p.ud was p. t,Ti«’. Work on the extension of th«- < "I umid i Smthern rsllroid «.aith from Mi'-rn lul'r"« Hollow» will l»*gln m i short tlm«i ■‘nd It is •xp' <'t««l that I !n* rm d will I m * vitti [ ■'* I «-«I '» *• t »I Juno ready for bu»in«*«*. T ho imeome from the Monk.- Carlo gaming titiles for tin* past year re u-lics » >.éji.i.'»I, New terwy ranks fir»’. In silk. Nearly i»n«i third nf th«* world's «living« ah* In ''«o wing talik« «»f the I niiud Slnles. I he gimlet |«ilnt«*<l scr« w h»« 1» i n re«pon«lbh* for more wcnlth than most «liver mine*. Ranta < ru.’ Cal , Is perhaps th«* only n.unli i; .tlty In which w aler 1» furnl«h«Ml free to Inhabitant* for do mestic pti’p"*«’«. Tin* fet'd v line of tin’ lutii!er an nually manufacture«! In the no.-tti wst, including 'Ih-hlgan W!scon»in nod Minot ’ Hit Is «'*o,i»»i,iFXl. I he money hi cireul-itlon in the I lilted *»t ite« liasdoilllh’d In the last twenty pi ar«. J- ’ -' Î CLOTHING... a - \\ c now have the laigt sl and best selected stock of ( h’thlllg Wer show n in t lie > a I Icy, w hich wv are otlrring at................... ... Ì Ì Way Down Prices \\ e hnv»? linin'’special lines of Spring and Summer suits anti light weight underwear........i h i I BLAIN CLOTHING CO.’Albany, Oregon... 1 L *■« S MSCALL P atterns " I «XI HARRY 9. JOHNSTON CO. λ ------ r »unir rtoiv^— All kinds <it mill work on short notice • • w All kithls of l.iiii'I't r, '*.i li, l»o«ir-, Mouhtings, Sliin- gli-f, I’aiiit* iiikl • >il« ... SCIO OREGON ----—--------- . --------- —■ ----------------- ------ - : ■ M'CALLSrfb I MAGAZINE'S^ I My rigs m e til st-cl ass and my hoi’ses »re güod drivOfs. lb I wifij nil Tppt gt W->sl gr.R ani Mri’.m Tmi a! In'f’r»