The Santiam news., October 23, 1903, Image 3

THE NEW TOMATO TREE.
Dishonest
Singular K,rrhwrH lUint Ila»
liven
CMPMsOk treni the Vine*
Hear« Fruit.
Fermer
Worked
Pota
A prominent clergymun strongly
1 urges all young men who contemplate
A farmer residin'; near no^an
rnteritig the ministry to learn s»»me
OCTOBER
trade either before or after their Clackamas county, has been dtscov-
If one would be -eo ruddered quite
ordination. He has examined the sta­ ered in Hie act of despoiling Hie
^nne one should not discuss the tree
tistics of the various !»r«>ie>tant de­
Court House News.'
tomato even yet. Otherwise one 1«
Kantiani district.
nominations and has been appalled ¡commission men io Portland of
likely to be reasoned with gvnily. by the number of ministers who are their profits.
and informed that tomatoes grow on without a charge. He thinks that if
Deeds recorded:
He was se< n to take a Inrjre stove­
Deeilt recorded:
viueis instead «of trees, says the Phil­ every’ preacher should have a trade
License to marry was issuedto It
pipe about half as wide as tii»* sack,
adelphia Record.
Arthur
Bi-emis
to
Ell
t
1»
Cohn
his independence would not only be
W. Johnson and Eva C. Westervelt,
Ail this to the contrary notwith­ a great tiring for himself, but would place it therein and fill the inskip
and Emil It. Price, of Benton county lot 5 M 17 11« 2nd ad; Sill)
standing, there really is a tree toma-. increase his usefulness in the pulpit. of the pipe witli isinall nod blight-
M A Drlnkunl to A II Hayes, 4 to. Such a tree is grown by Mrs.Shep­ i
and Miss Vivian lless, daughter of
i stricken stock, 'l'he space between
—Chicago Chronicle.
lots
Brownsville; load
herd, at Ventura, Cal. She has*
Mrs, Nora Res*.
the pipe an<l tn** outsnh .>f th. • •< k
O P Cosliow to A II Hays, lilt In 4 grown it several years, and feels that
wa** filled with (lie i hoievst pot it v s
it
has
a
great
future
as
a
fruit
for.
lots Brownsville; 120
Demeativ Wlreleaa Teleurnpii.
In estate of Theresa Sherer, Jos
, to bq found on the (arm. the siov.
shipping, it comes into bearing along
A
P
Powe
to
A
H
Hays
int
in
4
Marconi
believes
that
at
some
fu
­
Kiebler, Jas. Settle and Fred Moist,r
pipe Would lhen I m ? Withdrawn
during the holidays, when fruits are
ture time he will not fix a date for
lots Browsvilie; <iO
were appointed appraisers.
scarce, and ships long distances per­
the sack sew» <1 up. The nurchase'*
it—wireless telegraphy will become
Mortgage for $;>(>(),
fectly.
Some say it is practically
lit estate of Julia Settle, II. Y-
available for domestic and office use, Ion opening the sack from any posi-
B M J’avno exec, to Catherine At hardy in California. This tree, how­ thus performing the functions al­ | (ion would oi.lv come u< ross the
Kirkpatric, S. \V. Burkhart and G.
ever, grows under glass.
I’ayne, 182 fit); $5200.
lotted to th* telephone. He has al­ good potatoes, Hie until stork being
W. Cruson were appointed pr •
As to the fruit, there seems to be
J J Hnnali by sherff, to J. ¡8 Han­ no understanding. Some call this rich, ready made experiments which con­ ti.ndy se< uir»l in ihec»*nter.
In estate of Benedict W uiu I- t II i :.
vince him that it will be possible,
nah, 223 41 acres, $1400.
sale of real property, confirmed
tomato-tinted production fruit; oth-
Several h-cal c<»mm'<>>i> n men of
with the aid of small models, or min­
ers tomato, which is equivalent to a
In estate of A. C. King, final ae. i
Portland have been victimiz'd by
iatures. of his sending apparatus, ns
vegetable. As to flavors, it is said I
counting set for Nov- 2.
now erected on a gigantic scale at
(his and they m ’I ii a man (o investi»
to be a cross between the tomato and
A man goes into Wall street, says vthe plum, and is equally delicious as Poldhu and elsewhere, to transmit I gate, the exposure u. the trick r.»-
I
messages from the interior of rooms
ultcd.
the West, and bets thousands of Joi- d salad or a dessert. Experts think which can be received in other rooms
Deeds recorded:
the
day
is
not
far
off
when
it
w;
‘
!
tie
lars that a <:ert!j.ru stock will go up
in
the
same
city,
or
tn
the
neighbor
­
Samuel C. Worrell to Anne r
l ami Notes.
extensively grown. One good speci­
or down that’s business. Re goes
ing towns. The walls of the houses
Worrell, lots 3 and 4 block 27, Hs
men, and about the easiest to get at
will
form
no
obstacle,
but
one
of
the
out (hr* race track and beta that a I here in the east, is the one in the
2nd ad; $ 1
Butter that does i ot taste quite ns
chief problems will be that of a prop­
8. J. Cambell to Peter Benglu, lfi, certain horse will come in first — I Bronx botanical collection in New er attuning of the instruments to
fresh as it should may lie gnatly
York.
For some time past this tree prevent interference of waves, and
that’s sport. He goes in to a back
77 acres opposite Corvallis; H50
improved by putting in a wooden
room, sits a<| night in a smoke laden has hung full of these rosy, plutn- to secure privacy for the messages.
W. A. Ewing to Frank and Annie
chopping how) with salt water ami
shaped fruits, or vegetables, wliieli
drink latlon atmosphere and bet»
Crutnel, 185.90 acres; 5577
1 ang singly or in clusters of two or
thoroughly working over it wiili a
To Encourage Tree Plmitlng,
that his hand is worth more than t hree or four.
Marino Erb et al to Or. Mtge. Co.
butter worker or even a potato
There are many historic trees in
the other fellow,s—that’s gambling,
the country, and it is believed by
5 seres; 1
masher. Four oil the salt water ami
and the man is liable to be arrested
PEACE FORT MONUMENT.
the department of agriculture that suustitute sweet milli
Thos II McGough to George Love-
working it
interest
in
tree
planting
can
be
stim
­
for it.
Ice tract of land, 11 w 2; 1500
'
into
the
butter
in
tlie
same
way.
Marta, the Spot on Rock l.laad
ulated by distributing a limited num­
Do you see any difference? Any |
Where Treaty Wa. Made with
ber of these trees under proper di­ I Finally wash well with clear, cold
Annie Bentley to Mar A. Wilson, more than the first (wo are carried
ten and Fox Indiana.
rection. The seedlings, when grown, I water.
1 block, Waterloo; $300.
I on openly and the man is playing
will be sent to/schools in various
All the hogs tat are to wintered
Mary Bell Thompson to Mary A. another maná game. While, when
At the lower end of Rock Island, parts of the country. and there will
Wilson, 2 lots; $150.
in
the
Mississippi,
was
built,
in
1816,
accompany each tree a concise state­ must he kept in good flesh now and
he plays po!*er, he plays his own.
A. H. Powell to Willis M Powell. It’s true also the expert gets the a fort which was named after Gen. ment setting forth th*» historic events they will .“<> through the winter at
Armstrong, then secretary of war. connected with the tree itself and the halt the cost of a thin one.
19 acres; $300.
man’s money quicker
in
Wall 'l'he en-roaclnnents of the Indiana, growing of the seedling.
The Oregon Dairymen's Assodn ■
F. M Redfield referee to Emily E street and on the turf, than when it and the need for a rallying place for
I tion will meet in annual sessh
Payne, ,182 60 acres, $500.
has to be won at poker—but he gets the white settiers on the banks of the
«“Tommy AtUln*’ »* Pay,
Mississippi, made the fort a neces­
The English soldier’s pay is $7.50 i I Corvallis December 15-1(1 next.
«
Jacol Roth to Carl Salzman, 320,02 it Just the same.
sity. It was built of hewn logs, and a month. The soldier of no other meeting will be mi interesting
atres; $13,900.
was strong enough to resist any at­ country, except the United States, j anp the dairyman are to be
tempt of the Indians to capture it. gets so much.
Alary E. Singletary to Perlina
■ most properly recoganiz."d by
Happily, there never arose an occa­
Hardesty, small trilct 15 w 4; $600.
Confessions of a Priest.
! citizens of Corvallis.
I
sion to use the fort for warlike pur­
J. R. Crews to Walter J. Wood
poses, and it became but' n trading
I
Pumpkins are relished
ford, 198 58 acres; $3( 00.
Rev. John. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark., post, says George H. Daniel's Four-
■ hogs and furnish u nice variety.
Chicago News —Let the man who writes. “For twelve years I suffered Track News.
|
Small potatoes can be fed and help
TIMECAHD.
There was signed here, in 1831, the
would reform the world begin on from Yellow'Jaundice, I consulted a
1 along with the diet.
number of physicians and trved all kinds treaty by ^vhich the Sac and Fox In­ No. 2, F or l nqiiliin:
his neighbors and he will soon see of tnedicinv.-q bat got no relief. Then 1
Train leaves Albany...
Kill a pig early in the season for
dians .agreed to remove to the Iowa
“
“
Corvallis
his finish.
began the Use of Electric Bitters and feel side of the river, and leave the vil­
“ arrives Ynquina
i home use.
it will make a nice
that I am nowjcured of a disease that
lage on the banks of Rock river, Ro. 1, tetiiriiloif:
It will make a nice change and be
Minning locations; J P Hantie- had me its grasp for twelve years.” If
Leaves
Yaqnlna
....
von want a relief medicine for Liver and which they hnd occupied so long. The
relished by all.
Leaves Corvallis....
11.30
man the Split Bowl Cabin Claim
Kidney trouble, stomach disorder or fort was 400 feet square, and having
Arrives Albany......
I
Kantian district.
general debility, get Electric Bitters. It’s access to water, and carrying a large No. 3, For Uetroit:
W E Richardson, the Ellis Lode guaranteed by E. C. Peery Only 50c supply of food, was equipped
Leases Albany......
Arrives Detroit
long siege.
There now remains nothing of it. No. -I. from Detroit:—
I
Leaves Detroit............
Two cannon pointing down the river
Arrives Albany............................. 5.55
have been the only things to mnrk
Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time
this
the spot where it stood til! two snnect with the S. P. south bound train,
:ts «■ivimr two or three hours tn Albany
years ago. when the Daughters of well
before departure ol S. P. north bound train
ve
or Port Jami.
the American Revolution erected
Train No. 2 connects with the S. P. West
monument there.
Side train at Corvallis Crossing for Indcpen
Bence McMinnville and all points north to
and
ABOUT THE RED-HEADED GIRL Portland.
EM DIN STONE, Manager.
THOS. COCKRELL A«ent. Albany.
whv
the
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON,
23,1903
A Queer Bird.
to Steal.
Preaenera Should V*am Trade«.
r«)pe in *•<>< m
plentiful in l iurid i
known this is this first
killed
in Oregon.
Air. Miller will give
the bird Dr. J. L. Hill, who alremly
has a large unu valuable colleclitm of
natural history »peciinans.— lit raid.
solo by us.
HARDWARE
TINWARE,
and a full line of
stoves at bed rock
prices For Cash.
Albany
ames
Saves Two From Death.
“Our little daughter had an almost fa­
champion of the red-headed girl tal attach of whooping cough and bron­
6o different games—all new
come to the front. Not that the chitis,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of
—one in each packag >f
in question is greatly In need of a Armonk, N. Y., “but, when all other
champion, in nine cases out of ten she remedies failed, we saved her life with
is abundantly able to care for herself Dr. King's New Discouve.y, Our niece,
without assistance from any source, who had Consumption in an advanced
says the Chicago Chronicle. But this stage, also Used this wonderful medicine
at your Grocer’s,
and to day she is perfectly well.” Des-:
advice of "the girl with the nuburn perate throat and lung disease.-, yield to
hair" defies tlie world to dispute the Dr. King's new Discovery as to uo other
»
truth of these five propositions:
medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs j
# 3- Mùà frinir à A
The red-lieaded girl can-
and colds. 50c ami $1.00 bottles guar-
1. Detect the odor of a previous high anteed by E. C. Peery. Trial bottles free
ball further, quicker anti with more
4-
unerring instinct than any other being
on earth.
ADMLNLsTR ATOM’S SALE
2. Nail a lie and bore deeper holes
with her penetrating eye in so doing
Notice is here *.... 'ven that the nnder-dgno'l
than any other thing that has < yes.
tis aflminist i- it
ie estate <»f .John Y
Crocker decor 1 *\ II, under and by virtue of
3. Mnke any he ass of a liar look like
an order dulj
i
md entered of record by
30 cents quicker and with less effort *
.in: County, Oregon, on
the County < ’
I i 4nn
i : i mt
mm * . 1903: on and after
the 1st day oi - ’’ ti
than any other living thing.
:
Saturday the 71 li ! • , of November 190:: sell at
4. Break a man's morning
:p and
70R SALE—Old papers at thia office private Mil»} for cash in lmnd the following
deserllHtd rea! propert.v to-wit:
hustle him to build the fire in
. range
at, 10c j>er bunch of fifty.
The north half of the southeast quarter and
quicker, surer and with less back talk YVANTED—A trustworthy gentleimm the e.iHt half of the northwest quarter of Sec.
24 in Tp. 10 south of Rantge, 1 west, of the, Will­
than any other style of womankind.
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or lady in each county to man-j amette Meridian, Oreg > i, ami containing* 160
5. She is the only known species who age business for an old established acres;also the south Iriii o* tin* northwest,
<»t Sec. lu in tp Nl south of Kaiuce I
can throw a missile with aegttrate alm house of solid financial standing.
A ( quarter
of the Wilhuneti, Meridir n, Oregon, ami
and who does not endanger the lives of straight bona fide weekly salary of $18.00 I vast
containing SO acres, a I eon tain nuf In all 210
paid by check each Monday with all ex­ acres sit uated in Li’ • County, Oregon. Said
innocent bystanders.
to I m * made su*»' •<• to the con Urination ot
penses direct from headquarters. Mon»*v -vale
of I he Count \ Con.
advanced for expenses.
Enclose self
hated this •_».•{r I da of September % 3» 1903.
WHAT THE POPE SPENDS.
addressed envelope. Manager, 300 Cax- Wrath, rford *.' Wyat.
W H. Ztrnold,
ton Bldg., Chicago.
1-4 Attorneys for A Imlnlstrator. Adminlstr .tor.
U m 4
1
ot tke CatkoHe Chareta (■
M.4.1 Administrate* »4
ter,. guada.
pope, Leo’a expenditure« arc
vast­ without counting what 'he
spends on Catholic missions, on the in­
ferior clergy, on churches and on ed­
ucation. and upon the support of the
5,000 people who populate the Vatican,
he maintain« within the palace walls,
the first factory of mosaics in the
world, while for works of art. says an
.rticle in Leslie's Monthly, he prob­
ably-spends more than any other gov­
ernment- and though H is true the
Vatican receive» subscriptions of mon­
ey from all parts of the world, of
which ft does not distribute the half,
aud that its treason s are continually
increasing, still it must be remem­
bered that after ten centuries feo
XIII. is the first pope Whoaarended the
throne without temporal pbwer. The
budget of rhe Vatican at Christmas is
1 4,< mh ),< mk > francs, w hich are all the of­
ferings of the faithful, but it may be
imagined that an exceptional admin­
istration is needed to obtain thissutr
y early, and the pope is a model admin­
istrator.
Wa.hlnston’a better Writer..
Our nation.nl capital hold. wliat is
probably a world's r<<-or<l in letter
writing. Each inhabitant Spends about
13.24 yearly ia the purchase of pcst-
sge stamua.
A Love Letter.
Digests what you Mt
Low ro inrl trip rub« huve been
pl me.I in effect between Portland
t ul VVilluuiette vnlley points in ei­
ther direction.
I'ii Lets will lie sold
- ittir.hiys um) "suml iy» mid limited
to return on m I» f,,re th * following
l-m liv
ILmml trip fron» West
.'Selo, $2 95.
GUNS
—AND—
AMMUNITION
Wo can lit you out in the above
line in anything- yon want. Rifles
and shotguns, any make any style
•ome and inspect them voursulf.
,, CASH
YOU MONEY
STORE
/
If its bore if is gotal
I f its gOOll it Is Ilf fl
For Fall season of 1903 we are bigger and better—ha’ e occupiml the room
which P. (\»hen vacated and added a line of Men’s Clothing and Ovcmo its, Rub-
ber.Goods, Hats, etc , giving ns the n».*we.-«t »tor! in the edy, and to introtbice the
line we shall make tempting prices.
i Men’s Suits $5.00 and tip.
Men’s Overcoats $1.5 ) and up,
, Men’;- Pants 85e. ami up.
Men.« Shirts 38c and up.
LA I )I ES SK 1 RTS
New line just l'eeeivml.
Good Skirts $1.25.
-
Others $1.50, $2.03, an»l up.
Ladies Jackets
Ladies now style coat $3.50
“
/¡Inline
“ $B.OO
Shoes
t> 4
M on’s shot g'ìod irradi» $1.25.
Box calf $2.()>.
Hercules waterproof $2.5)
/fMP^Fiill Niue of Indi-s mid ehildre is shoes mid our prit
can’t be beat.
Plankcts 50c to* $<8.00.
Meli’s heavy sanitary fit < n il underwear.. ..
Wool underwear...................................................
Clii ilreiiB heavy fleeced underwear, all si ch
A line of dress goods that will please the most,
dressy dressers of Orogon at prices to please von. We are
showing the newt st. goods of the season.
A [.BANY
WANTED-! will pay cash for all first
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class chittein or cascara bark
brought to me at Lebanon, Or. I can
pay more than any other man in Oregon
or Washington and would like to get at
least Ik) or 40 tons in and around Scio if
possible. Write for printed instructions
iiow to ¡»eel this bark.
J. A. L amberson .,
AV ANTED— FAITHFUL PERSON TO
V ▼
travel and. snr»<?rvise force of
salespeople and make collections for
manufacturing house. Straight salary
$20.00 a week and expenses. Salary
paid weekly and expense money ad­
vanced. Previous experience unnec-es-
sary. Local territory. Business suc­
cessful. Position permanent. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Sup»?rintend
ent, 324 Dearborn street^ Chicago.
BUY
Shoe Business!
0
mis WEEK
WE Ol’EEK
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1
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12.. 1
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TH El
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SEWING MACHINE
WC MAKC A VARIETY.
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STAR SHOE STOHU
The Fee»l determine» the strength or
weakm-se of Hewing Machines. Th«-
Double >’e< «l eoniliimsl with other
strong ]s>ints mat-sthe New Home
the best Hewing Max bine to buy.
FOR 25Lr.
*)
1
1
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
E. U. Will, Albany, Oregon
30
■10
00
(X)
35
J 50
1
Do not I* deceived l>y those who ad­
vertise a $60.00 Hewing Machine for
$20.00. ThiHkfnd of a macldne can
be bought from tis or any of our
dealers from $15.00 to $18.00.
Wrttil 1 not interest you if you're look­
ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sores, WliWtf ORCUIARS
Burn«-« or Filet». Otto Dodd, of I’oftder,
Mo., writes: ‘‘I Buffered with an ugly wo 1 ■’ Itt^uii'- and pt tote tefcoipurcteAln,
son- for a year, but a box of Bncklen’s
Arnica salve cured me. It's the l«*st T«t ?£#
iEWIKC MACHINE CO.
salVe on earth» 25c at E. C. Pteery's
ORANGE. NA»G.
MUnloHHq N. Y..C1
111., Atlanta, (M*
Drug Store.
tot, L ug I m .M g .- Dul »AT JX.
\.,8 wi rnMiciMCu,CiU
Kodol Dyspepsia Care
¡ Cheap Sunday
When you are taking Grove’s
lasteless Chill rouie lieeausc tho
formula is plainly printed on every
hottie allowing that it is simply Iron
util quinine in i 11 teles form.
No cure no pay. Prien 50e.
Lion Coil e
LEJAL NOTICES
Absolutely Pure»
THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE
Ton Know What : You Aro Takinp
Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
PoMe.ee. Qunlltl.. of wtilah
H.r Darker Slater. Cannot
Claim l‘o....aloa,
i
Ratrb Between Port,
land ami Willamette Valley Points.
!
season
At
the
thoughts
heating stoves,
not buy
best on the market?
THE OUf RELIABLE
Ray Miller captured one of the
strongest birds ever been in Oregon
near his home at knox butte, last
It is thought to be an
European coote* as it resvnd>]f»s the
<liscri|)tion of that bird very closely.
Ruy was hut ting ('Irina pheasants at
the edge <>f Jhe butte when the
bird (tew up
II»» fired, wounding it
and then captured it. The bird
alM»ut the lize of a h’liiiili
is bluish bhw
divided M
McIlwain BlocK,
Albany.
GILBERT & WELCH
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
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3
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual L iles over One and a Ralf Millioti
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ?
No Cure, No Pay,
50c.
Irwloved with every bottle « • Ten Cent, ^ckax« of CrOVeN Weak .