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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1903)
Or Santiam Jfcw, I). C. HUMPHREY, Publisher, SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, OCT» )BEll Q 1903 fr VISIT TO OR. DARRIN was cured, so she could see as well as ever in her life. I know of burnt, reds who have been as miraculously cured, I am employed on the O. R. & N. railroad, and can be referred to at any time, I most earnestly re commend the afllcted from what ever cause to consult Dr. Darrin. W. -STUB’ AUSTIN.” Dr. Darrin’s terras for treatment are now $5 a week., or in. that pro portion of time as the casu may re quire except in special cases. The poor treated free exept medicine. LAND FOR SALE 30 acres 1% miles south of Scio, near ly all good fir timber; here is a chance to mane tome money by marketing vood price only $300. 9 acres in and adjoining the city of Scio <>n the south, all in >udtlvution; price $450. 210 acres I aiilv.- east of Scio; 70 acreH in cultivation, balance pasture, brush, | i j 1 300 acres 8 mile« 8. E., of Scio, g5 acres in cultivation, oalance pastuie, sonx-orm-h tnd timber, good new farm houset /.iir l>arii, young orchard. Crojte included. Price 500-1. 100 acres, I miles S. W. EofJScio, 2 miles from Crabtree. 65 acre« in Culti- vation, balance brush, some timber, 10 acres more can lie culltivated. House, barn ami orchard. Price $25oO. 80 acres 4 miles 8. W. of Scio, 15 acres open pasture, 25 acres can be cultivated, some good tir timber for 1!. It. wood, :! good springs, no buildings, this is up on hill land. Price $850. and some timber ; 2 houset, 2 barns, 2 An old orchard on the Bryant1 hop dry houses, 1 hop warehouse, 6acres Island near Albany is a curiosity. hops, orchard, good spring water. Epr the past ten years the fruit Cleared $2<;00 on hops last ysar. Will f$O|n it hag been very inferior and Albany Herald. sell with crop included for $1500. f|l)l of worms. Last fall a band of 740 acres 3 miles S. E. of Scio, 130 goats w<re turned on the island; Mr. A. G. Byers, of Independence, 316 acres 7 miles S. E. of Scio; 225 acres in cultivation, 200 acres or more Santiam and Vicinity. they de von red everything, ip sight Or., visited Albany last week, to acres open jiasture, balance brush and can be cultivated, 850 acres ofs-n pas including the bark on the. trees. timber ; house, barn and orchard ; price ture, balance timber and brush, some TmU year the trees appeared ,in full bring the Dr. a patient, for his $15 per acre, hill side. 4 springs, 2 wells, house, Santiam is alive once more and bjoqrn and they npw hang, full of wonderful treatment for deafness, has his Sunday clothes on. barn, out buildings and orchard. This 480 acres 6 miles SE of Scio ; 225 acres veal,'fine red cprekea fruit, freo To a reporter he stated that he had is n No. 1 stock or dairy farm. Price Mrs. Nicols and children •vere in cultivation, balance nearly all open $12000. fifom worms. been almost totally deaf from his guests of Mrs. a . B. Morris over pasture; 3 houses, 3 barns, orchard; price $18.50 per acre. youth and that in May of 1902 he Sunday. 160 acres 8 miles southeast of Scio. 80 Peculiar Accident. applied to the Dr. while in Salem. 535 acres 1% miles south of Scio; 200 acres in cultivation balance pasture, Win. Ypung and family O4< Provi In three months he was perfectly dence have purchased Mrs. G. A. acres in cultivation, balance open pas some brush, and necessary timber. G. H. Whitney, a well known ture, brush and timber, some south hill Good new house, new barn: good stock and permanently cured and that he Sutherland’s property south of Scio side, house, barn, 2 orchard», good barn, two good wells, I good spring, good ypung man living east of town, met and moved to the saute this week. orchard, near school house, price $5000, spring water; price $20 per acre. With a peculiar accident Tuesday. had had no return of the. malady or crop, binder, mower, rake, plows, Geo. Griffin is having a siege ot since. We tested him in a whisper, 3C>1 acres 12 miles Eastl of Scio, 100 harrows, cultivator, drill, fanning mill, Ifre was standing on the Roaring baling hay and straw this year for acres in cultivaiion; balance pasture, wagon, team, harness, 1 hack, 4 cows, 48 river flume, when a log came float and without hesitation lie answered the Cracker Neck farmers. brush arnTtimber; house, barn, orchard. head sheep, chickens and hogs, price ing down the flume a« a high rate of all questioq^. Below we give his »6000. Charles Alward and wife moved Price $6000. sworn statement published ■ last sgped,, Where Mr. Whitney, was to Mexico some two weeks ago, and 223% acres 7 miles SE off Scio; 80 158 acres 5 miles west of Scio, 1 mile year in the Salem Journal: standing,‘ho water in the flume was tho writer received a letter from acres in cultivation, balance open pas north of Thomas, 2'miles from Hunkers, aknosl at a stand still, and when the How Young M.r. Byers Recovered them upon their arrival at El Paso, ture, brush and timber; house, 2 barns, 4 miles from Jefferson, all new land and outbuildings, 2 good orchards, new fruit Texas. They are thoroughly in love in cultivation. Good new 8-room house, His Hearing. lqg struck the standing water It with the country end only regret dryer, 2 wells and 2 springs ; price $25 good barn, 1 sheep barn, good young threw out a sheet of water, which per acre. that they did not move sooner. orchard, new school h use near farm. galem Journal; Caused him to fall to the ground, a 160 acres 10 miles East of Scio, 4 acres This is a No. 1 farm as good as there is Mr. A. J. Byers, of Independence, Mr. J. N. Bilyeu has been qnite ill been ploughed, 15 acres slashed, balance in the valley. Price f.X) per acre. distance of several feet. He re accompanied by his son A. G. Byers, but is now improving. brush and timber: box Jhouse, good ceived som»., bruises and slight in called at the Journal office this after irame barn ; price »500. The fever sick horses of L. W. Call O-. or address ternal Injuries and •< came to Dr. noon and made a statement relative Pomeroy are now about all well. 86 acres 5 miles East of Scio, half "in cultivation, bala-.ee pasture and small L$mberson for treatment—E.' A. to the condition of the younger man T he N ews is a good home paper timber, all level land, good new house He had been deaf from his infancy, full of euterestiug itemsand general and barn ; price $2500. local news and only 75 cents a year. Court House News. and later the diflculty gradually in So now is the time to help out a 66% a -res 5'4' mileajeast 'of Scio, 50 Broke in tft Hi-» House. creased to such an extent that he good cause. You can’t afford to acres in cultivation, balance pasture, trees and brush, box house; price Real estate transfers: was almost totaly deaf. Two miss this offer for it is well worth some S. Le Quien of Cavendish, Vt., was $1850. Peter Btrawser to A Williams, 8 months ago the young man came the price to anyone. robbed of his customary health by in 53 acres 4% miles East of Scio, 40 I vasion of Chronic Constipation. When affres, 75. A. Swantson arrived here from acres in cultivation, balance pasture, I Dr. King’s new liver pills brkok into J 8 Luts to J R Keebler, 2 lots io Dr. Darrin, at Hotel Willamette Lebanon; 1000. for treatment and to day called at California Thursday last, to look brush and some timber, log house aud I Ins house, his trouble was arrested and barn, young orchard ; price $1600. after the interests of his farm. Geo Cheadle et al to Emery Chea the Journal office to state that he | now he is entirely cured. They’re guar 40 rcres 6 miles SE of Scio, 7 acres in anteed to cure,. 25c at E. C. Peery’s dle, several tracts of- land in four could hear ns well as anybody. The J. P. Crabtree has invested in a 10 dMa* horse power engine and is making cultivation, balance brush and timber, drug store. Eva C vVestorvel t tdt-Fannio Mul reporter talked to him in a low things howl, running a wood saw all creek bottom land,'box house, shed, orchard; price $500. ler, 64.76 ad res; 1. voice and was convinced that his Equalization Notice. Grace Cheadle to Dmery Cheadle, hearing was as good as the best This and a chopping machine. 9 acres in and adjoining city of Scio, all in cultivation, all good garden land, 16.80 aerea; 1. J. H. Poindexter is making soilin' Kate Honevman to Emery Chea- remarkable cure of necessity makes improvements on his barn, intend good house, barn, orchard; price $1500. The County Board of Equalization the young man feel happy, and his ing to shelter all his stock, a good d1»,-128.63 seras; 1. 1% acres in south side of Scio, good will meet at the office of the County W 8 Dennam to G B Montague, father is more than pleased. Their example for all of us. large barn, orchard ; price $450. Clerk. Monday, October 19th, 1903, ot 1 N 80, 31JX8-H feet; 1. days for 271 acres 5 miles East of Scio; 165 and remain in session si purpose in coming to tho Journal Santiam Garden is full of all sorts acres A B Arnold to Linn Co., I acre 10 in Cultivation; 5 acres of hops, the purpose of publicly examining office was to make a statement to of tine vegetables and fruit, Any- the assesinent roll and to correct all balance pasture, some brush, and tim John 8 Lutz and wife, Nancy B tho public concerning the wonderful thing you order from the proprietor ber, good house, barn, out buildings, errors in valuation, description or will be promptly del ivered to you, hop houses, orchard, ««ell and running qualities of land, lots or other prop Luta, to J R Keebler, lots 1, 2, 5 and cufe. A. G. BYERS. and at very reasonable prices. water, price $6000. 6, bl 6, in Cowan’s ad to Lebanon; erty and nil persons interested are Subscribed and sworn to before 11000. 260 acres 4% miles S. W. of Scio; 2 hereby notified to appear at the ap The new mail route from Crabtreo me, E. Hofer, a notary public, in John K Reilly to J N Reilly, 86 to Larwood gives good satisfaction miles North of Crabtree; 60 acres in pointed time and place and it it shall Salem, Oregon, this 10th day of May and is a great convenience to farm cultivation, balance pasture, brush, appear to said board that any lands •¿res; $600. and some timber, good buildings,^orc lots or oilier properly be assessed Mrs M Dire to Henry Harrity, 40 1902. ers along the route. hard; price $4500. •¿res; $1L00. i twice or assessed in the name of any f 1 E. HOFER. The proprietor of the Santiam gar Delbert Howell to Wm Robnett, 3 180 acres4 miles S. W. of Scio:'?? person <>i persons not the owner (•Seal J Notary public for Ore. dens respectfully requests Russel I miles North of Crabtree 65 acres in Cul thereof, or assessed under or beyond lots, Halsey; $425. A Happy Man. 1 hompson and companion to call in tivation balance pasture, brush, and its value, or any lands, lots or other The following is an extract of a the day time for melons so ns to timber, 20 acres; more can be cultivated property not assessed they will CÎièait' Sunday Rates Between Port- card from Mr. Austin of Portland save the trouble of plugging green some south hill side, bouse, barn, orc j make the proper correction. hard, 3 good springs price $3000. I). B, M c K night , land and Willamette'Valley Points. Ore., telling how bls wife was cured ones at night. 320 acres 2'._. miles East of Scio, 100 19-10 County Assessor. Geo. Sutherland has been engaged to teach th<- school in Dist. 77 at a acres in cultivation, balance open pas Low round trip rates have been of total blindness; We all ture. Good new house, 2 barns, large "I wish to make known what Dr, salary of $50 per month. TheBaat ..Proscription for Malaria- placed in effect between- Portland orchard, good spring and running water. and Willamette valley points in ei Darrin has done for my family. anticipate a good school. No. 1 dairy or stock farm. Price $20 per Mr. Barnes, who had rented ther direction. Tickets will be sold Eight years ago my wife was totally acre, Chills and fever is a bottte o' Saturdays and Sundays and limited blind from what doctors called farm of Martin Bilyeu for the ¡^60 acres 1 mile North west of Scio; Grove’s Tasteless Chill tonic. Il Is ing year, has gave it up. to return on or before the following nearly all cultivation, good house, ami i simply iron and quinine in a taste Monday. Round trip from West nervous abhorrence of light. In Everett Phillipi moved to a sheep barn, young orchard, good water, crop i less form. No cure—no pay. Price Scio, >2.05. that condition she visited him, and ranch near Kingston last week. goes with farm, price $2750. 50c. Ladies Shoes. Sun and Rain Umbrellas $4.00 ladies welt shoes, 1) width, 2s to 6s, arrived yesterday. late fall styles all the The manufacturers named, go, reduced to ....... $2,97 us such low prices that we overbaught, and now to urn 3.5'J ladies weft shoes, best ¡.attorns 3s to 7s 2.85 load ourselv ‘8 we will mtiKe prices that will surprise you. 3.50 ladies turned shoes, best pattern,.......... $2.58 Good Paragon frame Umbrellas each 49c Our large line of KiWSSSJSRS will arrive in the next few days. The old gag of giving i a ¡»air of 35 or 40c rubbers with a pair of $2.50 shoes, called $3.50s, is to old a chestnut to be cracked. When you buy at Trotter’s you get IDO cents on the $. “ “ “ *' «retrod 50c « <« o it n Another large shipment of Men’s Hats. Late fall and winter styles^. G. D. TROTTER, STAYTON OREGON. HUMANE HARNESS ATTACHMENT For single and double harness Manufactured and for sale by BANNER First and Only Department Store BRAND MEN’S ALBANY’S BUSY CORNER BOY’S J CLOTHING i QR Ar a Man’s Heavy Grey Sult, coat sateen Q 11% «pt-»s«JO lined, french faced, inside pockets............. • ’ (177 For a man’s 4 button Hack Sult, latest cut, blue or green novelty cheviot, a dresy suit, only........ $5.95 I •Mt; 7^» For an all wool Cheviot unit, very latest cut, new t O style pants, brbwh or black. Big Simp......... $'.''.75 “IGO MEN’S IIATS #1-25 $1.25 Odd« and ernia worth up to »2 50 on sale for only I t, heavy cover............................................. 65c Good 1’arogon frame umbrella steel rod heavy cover, ma le for service, ,75c to $1 Silk umbrellas, fancy handles, 75c, $1, 1.25 to 3.00. MEN’S SOCKS iteavV all wool working mwks for only........... . 20c pr. President Suspenders......................................... Boys’ Suits .... 35c ,.>>■ up. We sell everything and at prices that cannot be beaten in the largest department stores of the West. To this reason the wonderful success of this store is due. People conic for miles and miles to trade at Reeves’ Dept. Store and always find it pays. It would take the entire paper to mention all our lines and bargains offering during this [A| I QAI C but wish to call particular attention to our inLL OflLCj Cloaks, Skirts, Waists, Dress Goods, Waist- ing, and Ladies Fine Shoes, Best $2.50 Shoes on Earth. FALL SALE, LADIES A.\T) Cl 111 J )I<I<XS JACKETS AND instead of 75c for the ting Skirts made. For a green walking skirt or black dreas skirt made well and with full sweep............. ........... ... .............. 98c 4.1 For extra eood walking skirt in black or grey, all «pl.OV bound seems, full sweep, 10 rows of stlching around bottom, only................................................................ $1.50 200 Styles from 2.00 to $5.00. N111RCERIZEI > PETTLCOArl’S . Z TT“—5GC! 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For ladies ribbed fleece lined verts or ;>antr, ecree or Krv?y, grey Vu viw vi come extra long with comfort piece under arn>, making 1 “ them equal incomfort to all high priced vesta. Our price . . ... l-adies good quality Union Suits.................. .. ........................ Misses fleece lined Union Suit« ................................................ blue and white, only /I Qn 4ÜC Come to Albany and visit the Busy Corner opposite Revere Hotel. UH) Rii »bon Remnants w.»rth from Ke to 15c only .. . * I < K K I Bl U >Xs--------------- All Silk Taffeta Neck Ribbons that w ill wash. 5 inches w ide. Great tanni i..«< in Towelsand Table Linen. Try our warranted shoes Our $1.48 shoes for men and hoys. Ladies. for 3L Highest price paid for all country produc and taken forali sale targains. •
