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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1905)
line. The turning of the tirxt shoveiful I of earth was made quite .. feature. One ’ hundred and fifty men and several teams are employed ami more additions to the force are made daily. Plenty of money i is said to iw behind the scheme and the Scio is getting metropolitan. Tramps 1 line is to be first-class in every particu are here nearly every day, lar. A11 impronipt dance was given at the Be«r-b*ting is a nearly daily pastime I* F city hall last Saturday night. of Scio sports. It is entertainment for k. J. A. Bilyeu and Jack Jones made a the aforesaid sports, fun for the dogs, but how is the near to gei either fun or ; business trio to Albany Saturday. entertainment out of the proposition? 1 Subscribe for the N ews and help some by some means the s|a>rts could tie trans I boy or girl to get that scholarship. formed into bears, then be chained up, L. Knauf went dow n to Silverton Sat with a piack ol liieasley dogs to daily WIEL *• urday to visit a brother over Sunday. i harry aud worry them, we opiue that ; Art. Gaines' youngest child is reported such span t would at once be. ome monot- j / * to lie very sick with an attack ot ton- onotis to the metamorphose.! sports, at < IHhXiON A1JIAN Y. silitis. // all events. fx: WEDNESDAY, A good education is the best asset a In another column will be found some [X boy or girl can lave when starting out news items from our Muiikers corre DECEMBER 13, -P- iulife. spondent. We hope that our corre t 5< A. L. Richardson will start for his spondent will favor us with weekly let -zZ*' AND I.AST 's Eastern Oregon home, near Heppner, ter», as of yore. We have, also, been ' promised correspondence from Shelburn, today. t£i! L ieomb, Jordan and Crabtree, aud are Albany is to have a gas plant. A j '•c'A franchise is about to be granted a Seat patiently waiting lor the promised news items. Particularly, do we desire to tle man. < ME sei° ■ hear from Lacomb relative to what has • OREGON Harry Johnston has been confined to been done, if anything, towards pros r his room lately with an attack of rheu pecting tor coal and oil. matism. -,w Trouble seems to be orewing for the Joe and Ed. Wesely, on their Coburg Puter-McKinley crowd to an extent duck hunt, succeeded in bagging thirty never dreamed of when their trial was of the quackers. on before Judge Bellinger. In addition Our merchants have on sale quite nice to their crimes against the federal gov stocks of holiday goods. They are well ernment which ought to place them be worth looking at. hind the bars for tile rest ol' their lives, Our subscription contest is now on. If they have forged state school land cer ; you want the tree scholarship, boys and tificates by wholesale and sold them to | eastern buyers. These certificates are j girls, get to work at once. I H. C. Harkness, lhe Albany tile man, ’ now being sent to the state land board, - 4P 73 was over \\ ednesday doing some work at Salem, to be validated or pronounced t forgeries. In the meantime, Puter and - > s at Franklin Butte cemetery. 3 2-i ■ McKinley have seemingly disappeared Fred Ficklin, of Albany, camo over ! from .the face of the eaitli. But both • • Friday morning of last week for a short the federal and state authorities are T1 4-< rf 3 visit with relatives and friends. • ± looking them up. If found the rascals - 0-' CL 3 Our foreman, Mr. Chas. M. Anderson, w ill probably be handled without gloves, .) S' went over to Albany Saturday afternoon uietphorically speaking. o "5 CT co to spend Sunday with his family. v ! ?5 X THE TAX LEVY E The Gaines public Hall is to be com- & \ I pitted in time for ti.e Christmas ball X H t- The tax levy made by the county court | that we understand is lo be given. a> or . _ J « Wednesday is 21 mills—2 mills less than CO H. Stam is rural .carrier for a month on that of last year. The levy was made on O CO X m. route No. 1 during the indisposition of an estimate on the total taxable prop co 1> .... 2 X X I the regular carrier, Don McKnight. | erty, the assessor not having completed Ä 0) ('lias. M. Anderson, , foreman for the . -1 tii __________________ e of t|le taxable ___ -.J« property as co N ews , will move his family from Albany I shown by the roll. The levy was made 3 ANU tu this city about the first of the year, j sufficiently high to provide afl the funds CL. ILÔÜ4 '' X ^S»^«®S23®l5ö’«e2a^öl X 3 The Herschel weather table seems to neede i next year, and it is ex pec ted . 11 I IMKFtl. $3.50 coat, $2.< j 5 s hich pio- be hitting the mark about correct as to] that some of the fui ds for w C/2 3 ! vision was made, may overrun a trifle. I the weather so far this fail and winter. 111 CL 3 U r-r J. A. Bilyeu (Simckets) is home from Lhe fund for public school libraries was T'l I »< OS II not provided for by special levy lor the 3 Salem, having severed his relation, as L z O guard, with the penitentiary at that reason that it was decided to take this a < portion from the general fund. The li xr CL o city. brary tax amounts to 10tents per pupil X 3 o> Will Beard, of Stay ton, is over for a in the county. The levy as made by the & z few days’ visit with home folks. He re I court follows: CL X mam The trend of the present day is to want ports May ton is quite a busy place these State................................................ 6.50 mills -1 71 days. the best and to expect to pay what it is School............ »................................5 40 mills 1- C/3 3_ 75 O. A. Crawford, of Tailman, will start County............................................ 3.00 mills 1 X worth. •] Our line of Books anti Novel (S> o 5 tomorrow evening, via the S. P., for Roads and bridges...................... 4.0 mills Ci co’ Illinois to spend the winter visiting rel Indigent soldiers.......................... 10 mills J4 ties are the best obtainable for the price. »AWK co Wade «nd l(||n| ||n|||| ilMIl I U ■V atives. Special roads................................. 2.00 mills w We are confident we can please in the se Ounrao- in||||||U||UI|l|| Bi 5 01 o BILLS ALLOWED. Eddie Wesely accompanied his broth».r tenl by 50 * lection of a present, be it for friend or 13.45 E. P. Hurst ................ B Kuppeu* If Joe on his eastern trip as far as Coburg, tn CT L O> 1.2U heinwr & Co. lflM ill* where they spent a lew days in duck J . H. Turpin.............. C5 lover. Come in and look over our line. c. CÖ f- America*» Musi 2.65 i Mis. McBride............ shooting. •"1 £ Zi Leading /MW O 4.50 ! We will appreciate the courtesy whether 336 • * O To Joe Wesely the N ews tenders its Skipton Stables........ Clothe« HjjttB I m ö.ao i D. E. Newland .......... IO thanks for a brace of nice Teal ducks, <12 0 Maker*. \QSr you buy or not. $5 5o Coat, $3.95 8.50 CO CO > o showing that his Coburg hunt was not C. Carlson.................. $12.^0 Coat for $8.9» 69.00 ] Yours truly, E. E. Taylor.............. O fruitless. 6.00 I Chas. Wesely............ Harry Johnston, after being confined W. R. Surry.............. .75 i to his home lor two or three weeks, look- A. W. Blacxburn.... 11.30 I ing alter rheumatic troubles, is able to 11, D. Landon........... 34.00 Í be on the streets. 17.95 .DEAL1CK IN. Jordan Monastery .. The Albany Light & Water Company Al jany Iron Works. 61.00 i Paints has sold its plant to the big company v 3.5. GAINES BUILDING, C. M. . vm-unvi Gardner .. .......... il SCIO, OREGON that is absorbing all the light and water £)avjH & Shedd.. 6.38 I plants in the valley. | j t ¡j. Cornett.... 12.00 15.00 I Riley Shelton thought his folks over! J. J. Whitney... 3.00 at Corvallis were getting hungry, so he Robt. Chambers 10.20 went over Tuesday evening and carried . E. P. Hurst.. ■J 1 —— 4.44 J. M. Conklin, Jr.......... ' them some parsnips. i ¡i n ci n 23.90 . ) Hon. J. K. Weatherford is being Brandeberry & Wheeler I (VKHLXI’ONDRM.’E ♦ JIJ ÒI IDD I AKI». 27.73 . I strongly urged, by ois friends, for the Dickinson Bros................ J M fiFie Magaafne with a nurjxise back of ft,” 12.75 Trellinger Bros ................ ! appointment of United Males senator. 3.00 I 3, I ok W*H|uln»v.— ■waseMahliShril to teach the bem way of M. L. Forster.................. I A better selection could not be made. CALL ON IS FOR ✓ 5». ♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦««o»««««*«*« How Any Boy or (iirl in the Forks of 9.36 I Train leaves Albany.............. 12.45 P, abolfahinK theee *|>e<’fal privilege«, and. During the late foggy weather Mr. Enos Sherfy..................... “ •* Corvallis ............. 1.45 ‘ the Santiam Can Obtain a Free 4.50 I hence, of rendering the TrnstH powerless CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Z MUNKF.RS ITEA.S. n arrives Yaquina.......... 5 46 ‘ V\ allace, in going to a neighbor’s, be Ed. Myers......................... .90 I to rob the pnblic. It I h a big monthly E. E. Keebler.................. CHINAWARE, SILVERWARE, > Scholarship at Albany College. came so badi> beioggeu that he missed \o. 1, rclHriiliiK*. 28.55 1 magazine ot 128 pages, w•th illustrations, Mr. Jacob Shilling is slowly improv | his destination nearly one-fourth of a j . \i. »stile...................... CUTLERY, TEA AND > Leaves Y aquhta..... . .................... .7 15 A 2.60 cartoons, Mr, Watson’s bri'liant editorial*« I Harrisburg Bulletin.... Boys and girls, young men and young ing from his long and severe illness. I mile/ DINNER SETS. < Leaves Cor vail is........................... il.JO 6.90 women, of the Forks of the Smtiam, we «pedal ftrticl. s, a serial story, novelettes, I Mastoil Printing Co..., Arrives Albany .......................... 12.15 P Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. Smith were Albany ♦ Hon. Job.. M. Gvarin has been ap- Brownsville Tinies......... short stories and poems, by the worlds 3.00 have a free scholarship at. Albany Col visitors last week. | pointed by Governor Chamberlain to F. K. Churchill.............. ><r. For Albaay.Dctrott:— 12.50 lege that we want to give away. We best writer*. Regular srlce, 41 Oo per year: COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES Miss Beatrice DeVaney sj»ent Satur Leaves Aloany for Detroit........ ... 7:30 A. M, succeed the late Senator John 11. Alit- T. L. Dugger..................... 4.30 will give it under the following condi lOoents theeopy, at all newsstands Every Arrives Detroit......................... 12 30 P M i chell. lhe agony was short and soon Fred Dawson.................... AND BAKING POWDER. day and Sunday at home. fitrnier I* interested in knowing the lx;«t 3.80 tions : over. 22.52 I*. P. DeVanej is <pi te ill at the home i way to cure lhe Trust evil an how to B. M. Payne ................... No. 4« Iron* Detioft;— It will he awarded to the hoy or girl We have the largest and most 56 who brings us the largest list of new of his son, Robert. bring it about. Now In its second volume, Today, Thursday, as we go to press, C. H. Stewart.................. I 30 I’. M. Leaves Detroit...... ...... ............ 6 30 P .VI trrives Albtriy .......................... 6.80 subscribers between this date and Janu Tom Watson’s magazine is firmly estal)- I trvi Scio J IB is bolding «* a Bpvv*<** special VIVVViV/** election to IV de- C. E. Brownell................. complete stock in the Willamette Mrs. Wm. Bilyeu is in Albany taking 1.10 Portland F. M. Co ........ | teruuiue whether or not the city council lisheti, and its circulation is growing rap No. 5 for Albany — ary 1, I’JtHi, at our regular rate of $1.25- medical I rcatinent. Valley. (Ml 4 idly, but w“ want to add a hundred thou*, I shall grant saloon license during the C. C. Parker .................... Leaves Corvallis......................... ( ash must accompany each order lor M.>s laisa (’»ark, <>f Herin, III., is vis I. 'O subscription. Old subscribers, who are Arrives Albany............. . ......... . Albany Dressed Be«*f Co and subscribers to our list in the next coming year. iting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. II. 10 month or t wo. OUR PRICES THE î XÌWEST. Boyv and girls, you will miss a great Burkhart & l^e............... in arrears, may be treated as new sub O. Shilling. %o: H for CerVHflfa— 4 OU opportunity ii you don t enter the con Skiptoii Stables.............. 9 60 scribers by paying up all arrears and Claude Waters, of Heppner, Or., is a Leaver AMfanj* forCorvalli .... 2:40 P M test lor our lree scholarship at Albany S. Howard......................... $1.25 in advance. ... 3:20 P.M Arrives C’orvallis............... izuest at th- hoim* of Frank DeVaney. 12. . 0 College. Just two or three days’ work i. i i sber...................... Now, boys and girls, this is your op Of nil producer* tlie *arm«r 1« hit the 20. 40 portunity. The scholarship will entitle Ernest II rnbark, of Albany, visited lai? selle Bros.................... j 7 for Albany- may win the prize lor you. liar.lest by the Trusts They catch liiiu 30.00 you to enter any of the departments, relatives here last week. K. A. I a* (singer.............. 6 00 P.M leaves Corvallis....... .. . L ost .—One *ed cow with white spots, Oiding <k Huiburt.......... coming and going. And the Trust lives . 6.40 P. M 16.N5 save that of music, at Albany College •Mrs. I. B. Hansard, of I^eb non, is SALEM ? Arrives Albany...... ............ . leit tar split and branded No. 2 on right Dr. J. Myers..................... ALBANY’ and grows I mmmunc ot railroad relmtes. tlie 8.00 for the period of six months. visiting at the home of F. Seehale. MO. 6 for C ervalib»— side; also on- red steer, Onfe-year-old. “protective” taritf, and national Isink con* 25.00 --------------------------- M. Redfield ............... Albany College stands among our best Left ves A Iliany............... . ................ 9.15 P. M kny person finding trace of them notify F. Con Donahue and Wih Funk drove to trolofour money system. Evidently the Ô0.00 educ tional institutions. ! he scholar A. M. Ross .... Arrives Corvallis......................... .. .9.65 P. M .VIIKK SVOBODA. Albany Monday. ÜÜ.00 ship is valued at $30. A few «lays’ work remedy is to cut off these special favors M. R. Stewart. Train No. 1 arrives in Albany In time to Most of the Christmas piesents that K P. Nutting....................... Mrs. V|. E. Richardson went to Salem 2.5 j ! wih win this prize tor you. E\er\lxHly which build upaii«l perjietuate the Trust , connect wit 1 the S. I’, sonih lx unci train. Monday. are being purchased this winter, so our 11. u I Ethel Graves....................... 1 Train No 2 a nn cts with the S P. train«- will subscribe when the pur|H>se is so : at Corval is and Albany givinr direct ser' let l merchants slate, are ol a subslan tai, in. Herald......................... 2.50 laudable. Miss Nora Donahue visited Albvny i to Newport and adjacent Ijeacnes useful cias-. This indicates that our 34.10 If you want to enter the contest, file friends last ueek. Train fc< 3 leaves Allianvjor Detr it a I people are both sensible and prosperous. Albany Canal & Water Co of rtadlng tanners in your neighInn'bood. 8.50 I Skipton Stables ................... 7:^0 a. in., arriving tlier in ample time ic I '• ■' ■' —« your name at this office and get blank together with this advertisement and ¿5 • e? cl. the Brvitenbush hot spiings the tarn« At the city council last week a resolu- I skipton Stables... • orders lor subscription. Winter Iiatos to Yaquliui Bay. Keeps constantly on hand all kind« day onr-eent stamps or a silver quarter se* 11.75 1 Train No 4 between Albany and Detroit tion was passed calling an election in W. W. Francis.... As a winter health and recreation »•iirely wnfpiN’d ami we’ll enrol you fora connects wit i the E gene local at Albany. the city of Scio, whether or not license -*-nf<^. r.c&ucoA Subscription Batos. resort Newport is the one par excel four months'trial trip subscription. Or4 a so with local rom Corvallis. Scio iJitorary society. should be issued for a saloon or saloons lence. Recognizing this, and wishing to T am \o 5 1* ves Corvallis at 6:30 ft. m , ar of you may rlub together, sending a dollar FRI - II MPLATS in scio. — The election was held . yester- The following is the program for the in order to increase our subscription give the people an opportunity to rives at Albany 7:1’1 ft. in. in time to c .tub Eu . _ bill amt good names and addressee and • day. | Scio Literary Society Friday evening: local to Portland and trahi to lieiroit. 'list the N ews makes the following re-, breathe the fresh, pure ozone of the at reasonable rates and solicit your I gerre T uin No. s leaves Albany for Corvai.is at get five trial trip subscriptions. Learn Wm. Brenner is going to the moun-| Song ................. Gladys Jone;*, Nita Bilyeu »lueed aubscription rates for new snb- ! ocean, the Southern Pacific ami Corval 2:b p. io after tlie ai rival >f : he S. p. north- patronage. bow to clip the Tru t’s wings. Address I tains in a few lew days to look iook fur lor his seven ! Rea Kea ling..................... .................................Zelpha Barton scribers, lasting up to Decemlx/r 1st. j l*ni «1 bvei land. lis <fc Eastern railroads will resume tin ToM WATSON’S MAGAZINE, 1 Trait. No. 7 eaves Cor vail »8 at 6 p m.. ar 1 head of estrayed estraved cattle. He says he is ! Recitation................ ............................ Ferris ( alavaii 1 subscription for 1 year by one person sal* of tickets through to Yaquina bay Holland & Lund . riv “in Allmny at »»:40 p. in in lime to c >n No. 121 West 42d street. ... Marie Knauf $1 00 ........................... | on Saturday, Octolier 21, and will sell 1 nect with the local f r Eugene and waj points I going to bring them out if he has to >|Song Room M!3. Mew York, M. T. Prof. Anderson I Successors of) , Train No. 6 leaves Albai y for C orvallis at Dutcher them and pack the meat out on Rnsdllg..................... 2 hubscription for 1 year by one person same throughout the winter an<l spring ... Mrs. Browne $1.75. I 9:F> p. in., atfer the arrival of the S. P. loca horses. Instrurnen.nl Solo. on every We<hi« ’ H«lay ami Saturday. J. F. Leilier. from Portland. 3 subscriptions for 1 year by one per- F or S ti.if— 3io acres of fine farm land Dr. 51 inthorn'a sanitary sea baths will For further information Apply to The new president of Albany College,1 Pantomime............ . DEBATE J C. MAYO. Gen. Pass. Agt OREGON. i son $2.50. cto . be in opvrati n during the entire winter, I dtuated 2 miles West of Tailman, 190 Prof. H. M. Crooks, ia proving himself i r. « ocfcNdl. A«rn*, Alim y. Affirmative — Cleora Siins, Willi»* Mc- Club of 5 subscriptions 1 vear $5.00 teres in cultivation balance oak grub ami treatment** wi I Is* given daily. to l>e a man of energy and push. He is I H. H.Cronssp, Agri t, Corvallis. an able educator and doubtless w«’l be) Killop, WadeCalavan. Negative—Marie and copy free to the person raising the Hot ami cold salt water baths can be and most «»f which has been cut off and tak- n every «lay in the sanitarium, and in excellent pastnn*. Water in pasture .he means of increased usefulness for the Knauf, Birdelle Brenner, John ' - ha. club. E rma I rvine , Secretary. I Club of 10 subscriptions 1 year $9.< 0 lor anyone desiring rest, recreation and ’he vear through. Fair house and ham, college. « | and a free copy to the ¡»cron raising the In al h, no place on the Pacific, North- zood orchar 1 of apples, pears, cherries We are the agent for Bear in mind, young man or young | » W. V. Modxcal Society. club. west can <x* iound equal to Yaqiiina •te. llhs i- an excellent grain farm or GILL, D. D. « tl woman, that one of the courses at Al On Thursday Universal Stoves <V Ranges Old subscribers to participate in the ba v. evening of Iasi week the <ould he first rias- for a dairy. Rail Has pstabliehed his der.’al office <r bany College is a first-class business Willamette Valley Me»lical Society nr.* t ' above offer, must pay up arrearage. During the winter nearly a I other *uad station one mile to tbe north or 154 9 course. Tbe winner in our subscription Süperiör Drills The Nxws will endeavor to make it at the Alco Club rooms, Albany, when a health resorts are closed or difficult to fnilew to the south. Title good, abstract 9 contest can make choice of which coarse in trio and is prepared » he desire*« very interesting session was in Id. lhe self valuable to its readers and worthy reach, and none of them have the ad- urn is lied price $10,000. Inquire at thia Studebaker Wagons <r following name»! disciples of Eseulapius ' of support. i vantage of Newjmrt ami vicinity as re ifiice. to do first-claes <r We are showing a very large line of were elected as officers: President, M. gards climate, points of interest, recr<*a- ir IN HA »if'WAR <r watcher, jeaeiry, di rnonds and cut H. Ellis, M. D., Albany; Vic*-Pre»i<lent, lion am amu ernent. For parties de work in ail Co You Znov — 1 » ! glass, and silver novelties suitable for A. G. ». rrni, Prill, M. »1. •> D , Scio; Secretary, Dr. siring t • enjoy fishing, hnntii g or see A That candy was first exported from branche* of ¿entirtry. t J Christmas present», and at very reawon- w. A. Albany; Treasurer, Dr. / Trimble, - ■’ , . “ ing the mean in sunshine ami storm . able prices. F. M. French, jeweler, Ai- A. Stark, Albany; Censor, (Jensor, Dr. C. H. Canoia? this famous resort is unequalled. The ’' bany, Oregon. That the tarantula was a notorious surroundings are i<i< al—Is autiiul scen Newth, Philomath. [s-Mt in the vicinity of Taranto? ALBANY, ery, climate inibl, healthful ami invig No action was taken by the United j Scio Loagt A. F at A M orating. > hat cambric vas n»a ¡e at < ambray? States senate relative to Senator Mit 60 YEARS' '450 West First St. Neat, clean cottag» s. either furnishi'd We w mt to M»n<l you, free of all At the last meeting of the Masonic That muslin was mad«* at Mt»uss«*line'' chell’s death farther than to drop his EXPERIENCE or partly so, can Is* rente«! in the im cost, 10 eopies nf our journal, name from the senate roll. The appeal order in this city the following officers That <*ali<o uhr made Calient? mediate i.vighborhoml of th»- sanitary u lih’h you ran sell for 50c. You before the United Mates supreme court were elected: W. M., P. A. MacDon That <lirnity was mad»* at Damietta? bath-' al about $5 per month. Plenty of retain the entire amount to pay ald; S. A., John Frost; J. W.. Wm. J gJ I La M wa** also dismissed. for y«»ur future supplies, which y i b ■ j i ■ Paul; Secret try, J- S. Morris; Treas That milliners first |>lie«l their trade at fresh milk, vegetables, honey, frur ami w ■ f * J Our free scholarship at Albany Col urer, T. J. Mnnkers; Tyler, N. Young; Milan? ail leal -♦•ho|»l n»*< »’^-aries can lx* «btain- we Mill furnish to you at a lege will lie awarded to the winner,1 8. Di, Albert Hsmlall; J. D., I. II. Hall. sp rial rate in order to encour That the magnetir property of iron cd at the lowest ¡sissible cost, while all kinds of fish ami the famous r«>ck < whether tbe numl»er of aabecribers age you to build up a |»erma- REAL ESTATE BROKER or»* was first noti< in that ‘lug in ti e E PH a turned in be few or many. If this con ters can lie ha«l in alundace for the nent monthly route. Address Albanv Hirlvare Co ! neighls»rh<ssl of Magnesia? D esign « Oflkf with The Santiam Newa. test prove« a success, we will have like trouble of M*ciiring th»-m. a |M>stal card to Dept. A and we ’FFJV 1 C orvriohts 4c. The Ul^ny Hardware Co. ha« the •d from t That t arc»» contests in the future. People troubled with low of appe ite, will -end the pa|»ers by return .«n-ttng ■ •tM'-h 1.4 Bia, b**st stoek in town, and »s tl ’ • cheapest * of Dan >f T«.ba< island qnlenir »«eeriain our opinion fre* wh«tber ax insomnia,rheumatism or run down f ruin of mall. This pays you 50c ami Scio ba* quite a number of secret plaie to trade, .^ole agents for Vai va Drfoe’ imagi n«i inson Ciru any cause will find Newport an i< aal will only cost you 1c, 8«» attend orders. They should each keep a card line oil. ¡29 and 221 first St. Alhanv phwe to regain their health ami vig«»r, to it at once, as we can only in the Nxws showing the time and place Farm and city properties bought and or for rest ami pleasure. supply them to a limited num «p/riot notice, without charge, in the of meeting, for the lenefit of visiting HORN •old on the »i«ual commission basis. Full information as rates, checking of PHOTOGRAPHS. tier in each district. In fact, to brothers. Tbe cost will only lie $2 f<»r tiaggage, etc., can I m * obtained from any only one if it is in the country. If y«*u wiint to sell y ?ur farm. I can the year, and all calls for special meet 1 8, S. P. or C. A E. agent, or from A. L. L mii . — On to feell it if it can be sold If you want to ing«, notices, etc., will tie publi«t»er1 free wife of Jo eph ry Craig, general pt s»*nger agent S. P. Co., | of o>et. buy. I ran find the place you want. Portland; of J. C. Mayo, general |»as»en- ■ siri. On Mon*lay work was c m neticed on All Join? even th* father i. able 12U g» r •.«•nt < . A I ., Albany, Ore. risX i* r m - w»b.wt.x>.». 5 DEPT. A. NAN JOSE. CAL •wbrenbe fur the H a TH AM N ews . the Salem*Portland electric motor car i.'hufWNI, etc. Rale from Alt>any lo S'equina, $3.50. 50-2» MKN’H UNION STJT'TS The Munsing perfect-fitting kind, in fieeced cotton, winter weight, |1.50 MKX’R WOOL SMIH'VH Made ui Oregon wool, extra good values at $1.50 and $1.75. svrr ca - sfx From $2.00 to $12.00. The best are of finest sole leather, with German locks and bolts, and will last a litetime, lhe chea|>e.-t are well made steel frames, with sole leather corners and trimmings. F'JLN’CY HIIH3ON’ For opera b gs, fancy cases, and neckwear, LuA.UIB2S’ H-A.NU RAG8 Patent leather, seal skin, etc., from 50c to $5.00. Some are fitted with mirror, card case, aud other accessories. nADIICS» HOMK At all pric<---- new embroidered at $1.00 per p iir ; silk at $2.i Oan 1 $2.50 | LOCAL 11 THE BIG on. J H <f Boys’ -?WpATs f Is HOLIDAY GOODS COMM ENCE Weseiy & Cain’s DAYS ONLY LARGEST BARGAINS Stock in the City FOR EVERYBODY o o A X tn 9 é ? 3 ii o WHY WE LEAD: X tn o m! n o c > tn Wesely & Cain E. C. PEERY, I WHOLESALE ||ETAIL. ¡rtnaiiis u Lastern h F Tom Watson’s Magazine, The Farmers and the Trusts YOKOHAMA TEA (0. City Meat Market Semi Us Three Names J. G. M. BOYS OHUNG&HULBURT OREGON. L. W >? lu POMEROY, iScio, Oregon Scientific American. MUNN New Tori Town & Country Journal
