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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1905)
LINENS For handkerchiefs and fancy work, extra good values and pure linen, by parcels post from Belfast- SLU'PERS ARE SEASON ABLE We have the nice, warm Juliets from $1.00 up; little fur-trimmed red felt for children; men’s velvet and leather slippers, 60c to $3.00. RIBBONS New fancy Breedens, Noe. 60 to 150, for 25c per yard. Holly ribbons for tying packages. HAND K KHCHI Fl FS Embroidered cambric and linen, a great assortment from 15c to $5.00. Men’s tine linen at 15c, 25c and 65c. MRN’H NKCKWKAR Newest width« of four-in-hands in blues and greens, 25c, 50c r nd 75c. s 9 < > rf , gon ^^Tlerry Christmas anc a Prosperous^! Neto Vear is Cordially Extend ed to all. _ ■ * E DESIRE TO THANK our many patrons for the liberal patronage extend ed to us during the year just closing. We will also in form you that, in moving into our largo store room, we will materially increase our stock and be in better shape than ever to serve our customers. With a cordial invitation to all to visit our new store, and wish ing all a happy and prosperous N Y , we are your most obedient servants, WESELY & CAIN. W ,We feel especially gratified at the vol ume and increase in our business dur ing 1905. We have so many friends among our customers, to all of whom we again extend a Merry Christmas and _a Happy N ew Y ear , and we thank you one and all for your ,patronage, and you are always welcome to come and see »* f >’■ »-■ tiona should lie canceled, w, would no tice a perceptible financial easement. If A would |uiy B, B could discharge his LOCAL obligation to C, anil C his to D, dec., so ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ that a small amount of money can be made to pay a large am< tint of debt. All Jas. A. Bilyeu went over to Albany that is necessary is for A to start the i Tuesday. ball roiling. (Pay your subscription to1 N. Young is spending holiday week in the N ews , for instance.) Corvallis. A PROSPEROUS TERM. The assessed value of Albany property is $1,131,530. Albany College Closed for Holidays-* Henry Myers spent the last part of Bright Prospects Ahead. hist week in,A|batr . Miss Crooks of the public schools is The first term of the acliool y**ar at taking her vacation in Albany. Mlianv college closed last evening Misses Cleo and Leta Johnson, of Cor The term just closed has been -ucceesful vallis, are visatmg relatives in this c.ty. ill every respeet. While the attendance been unusually large, due to Senator Gearin has appointed John E. has not conditions, the work of the term f^ithrop of Portland hrs private secreta crop has been carried out to the satisfaction ry. U of trustees, faculty and students, Wm. Brenner on Wednesday butch The changes incident to the resigna ered a number of very handsome pork tion of President W. H. Iwe and the ers. coming of the new president, H. M. Miss In?z Munkers is home for the Crooks, and to so general change in the holidays lrutn the Sisters school in Port faculty, have gradually brought about changes in management and policy. land. Dr. and Mrs. Prill attended the Ma Among tl»echanges is to Ire noted a stea sonic banquet at Albany Wednesday dy, consistent demand for hard work on the part of the students. Thu students night. were informed yesterday of the dropping Miss Stevenson of the public schools of student for continued inattention is spending holiday week at her home in to one duty, and the rumor is current that Halsey. several others will not be received for An addition to the butcher shop is be the remainder of the year because of ing constructed on the East end of the their failure to come up to the »collar building. ship requirements. More re. ular atten Miss Emma Morrow is to be the din dance is also insisted on. A larger fac ing-room girl under ilie new hotel man ulty allows a broader range of courses agement. greater labratorv facilities are making The Scio liotel now has new landlords the study of the sciences more attractive; and is ready for business in better shape interesting work is going on in the nnxl- dern languages a- well as the ancioi.t than ever. The commercial department of the col About a« much beer seems to be com lege will receive many additions at the ing to tow n since the close of the saloon I opening of the winter term. Already as before. preparations are being made for the be- Grandma Calavan is spending the hol gining classes in t.v|iewriting, shorthand idays w ith.her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bil | and business practice. yeu at Jefferson. The musical courses are receiving ad Mr. and Mrs. John Leffler have moved ditions regularly. The winter term will into the Holland property, at the North ho the term of the greatest activity iu | these dep'* rtments. This is the first year end of Main street. The N ews office is indebted to Mr. If. 1 that 4 im college has had complete con D. Landon, an old-time typo, for ma trol of such a department and the ex periment promises to lie satisfactory. terial aid this week. The college authorities .are satisfied Scioans awoke Thursday morning in j that ew ear the year will close with a great deal the midst of a snowstorm. Enough tell | of hard work conscientiously done and to whiten the ground. j the students w 11 in the habit of serious Congressman Hermann has gone to study.—Albany Herald of Friday, Dec. Wash ngton to assume his duties in the 22 house of representatives. Art Gaines has been quite sick during A Serious Proposition. the past week with an attack of appen As a sequel to the late city election dicitis, but is now muct, better. Scio by a majority of 12, refused Miss Anna Cole, daughter of DrsCole, wherein to issue saloon license .hiring tho year formerly if Scio, was married to a Mr 1906, a serious problem confronts our North, in Portland last Sunday. city fathers G. N. Crabtree, son-in-law of L. W. The city indebtedness will amount to, Pomeroy, will move from Crabtree to we are informed, on .Ian. 1, in round this city to reside in a day or two. 1 umbers $800. To raise this amount of Our Bohemian friends gave a Christ revenue on the assessed value of the pro mas tree at their hall, east of town, on perty within the city limits, will require a 10-mill levy. Ten mills is the limit of Sunday. A good time is reported. Mrs. G. W. Phillips went down to tax levy allowed by the city charter. Woodburn last Friday to interview and This levy was made at a special meeting inspect her new grandson just arrived. | ( of the council last Friday night. This will provide for the indebtedness. The Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gill and Mrs. L. 1 problem is to provide for current expen L. Calavan and daughter went to North 1 ses during the coming year. Formerly Yakama last week on a visit to relatives. the saloon license provided funds suffi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gill came down cient to meet current demands. We be from their Mehama stock ranch atur- lieve that the city government, hitherto, ilay to spend Christmas with Scio rela has oeen upon an economical and frugal tives. ' basis. But with economy practiced in Jonas Davis, one of Linn county’s old tJie extreme money is required to meet est pioneers, died at his home in Hal current expenses. Win re is the inonev sey last Saturday at the advanced age of to come from. At the present rates fol | lights and water, the plants are barely 78 years. Christmas day was a bad one, but the self si staining, so no revenue can be ex following day seemed to indicate that pected from that quarter. The barring the weather clerk was glad Christmas of .he saloon will even reduce tlie reven ue from lights and water about $.’H) per was passed. year; so a deficit in tile conduct of these The Christmas football game at Port plants is likely to be fai <1 a', the end of land between Multnomah and Salem the year. Just how tlie difficulty is to THE SCIO MARKETS. elevens, resulted iu favor of Salem by a be met is not quite plain. 11 might have score of 4 to l). been good policy to have retained the I CORRESPONDENCE The following are prices quoti d on Grandma Miller, (Mrs. Samuel Mil saloon, al hast until the city was free Thursday of each weel k by uur dealwrs. REAL ESTATE BROKUF ler.) is reported to be sick. Her ad- I ' from debt. With a gallon house at just ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 67 Wheat, per bushel,.............$ valued agi makes any attack of sickness the outskirt- of town, the evil effects of 85 Oats, Office with The Kantiani Naw«. a serious matter. i liquor drinking will not lie abated in the MUNKERS ITEMS. << ton 10 00 Bran, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, of Taco- least, if it is not more aggravated. But «« 44 25 00 Shorts, Johu Crooks and family, of Syracuse, ms, Wash., are quests of Mr. and Mrs. I ■ a majority of tho voters said “dry’’ and a il 25 00 Chop, Jonn Wesely. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. the majority should rule, let the conse- camo over Sunday to Spend Christmas 40 Blitter, (Country) per roll . qtiences be what they may. with Mr. and Mrs. J. Schilling. Weeely are sisters. <« Farm and city properties -bought, noi! .30 dozen, I -. <« Miss Anna Baker went to Turner Fri Rolla Morris and Ernest Bex went to 10 pound Chickens, sold on the usual commission basi». Tax Levy is 42 Mills. <« < I day evening to spend Christinas at home. Lebanon Monday Kolla will work in | OH Geese, If you want to sell your farm, I can Forty-two mills on the dollar is what << tin* Gunsaul barber shop while Lee takes 16 J. T. Funk and son, Wilbur, made a Turkeys, << to sell it if it can be sold If you want to the Scio taxpayer will hav to dig up business trip to Albany Friday. 4« a holiday vacation. 11 Ducks, buy, I can find the place you waqi Beef, per pollini live weight 02 Mrs. Riley Shelton and daughter, the coming year. A school me.’ ing was Beta Woodmansee went to Dallas Sat «« 1« t« 04 ?4 Hoge, 4Í ! Auda, came over from Corvallis for a held Wednesday, at which the selio I urday to spend her vacation with her (Mi “ for whipping Veal heliilay visit at home and to see bow district tax was fixed at 11 mills. Our brother, Clem. tax, then, for the coming year will lie 03 “ stockera ... llil, y was behaving himself generally. Sheep, 4$ Miss Mayma Donahue went ove- to iixed from the following basis: 4» 44 05 We are the agent fur | Mutton Subscribe for the N ews . Give your State and county........................ 21 mills Albany Thursday to spend a few days subscription to some boy or girl and City of Scio.................................. 10 “ with her sister, Margaret. Universal Stoves & RangeJ help win the free scholardiip at Albany School district No. O. j ................ 11 “ Winter Rates to Yaquina Bay. Wil. Misner anil family, of Albany, College for him or iier, as the case may are spending the holidays at. the home A m a winter health and recreation I Superior Drills i be. Total..................................... 42 mills of R. L. Devaney. resort Newport is the on«* par excel- ! Mrs. Ollie Morris-McDonald, one of Knowing the assessed valuation of Rev. Fathi r Springer, of Corvallis, leuce. Reroguizing this and wishimg to | Studebaker Wagone the cor|>s of public schoo teachers, went your property it is easy to ascertain the was a guest at the home D. Donahue give the |«*<»pl»- an opportunitv K ’ ; up to Springfield Tuesday for a day or amount of money you will have to raise, las week. breathe the fresh, pure ozone of the EVEKY1H1NG kN JfABUW two visit with her sis’er, Mrs. M. M. l our dollars and tw enty cents per hun Miss Belle Tbibnd > returned to I’en- ocean, the Southern Pacific ami Ojrval- dred dollars is pretty steep, but there i. dleto I Peery. Saturday after a several weeks’ lis ck Eastern rail toads will resume th Prof. Anderson soent the liolidavs in no way to get around pay mg. So the visit among r. latives here. sale of tickets through to Yaquina bay i the vicinity of Heppner. Should he liettei plan is to “dig up ’ and get it off .Miss Bes-ie Neal is visiting at the 011 Saturday, October 21, ami will sell ' take up a ciaim up there, there are »ev- your mind. The reason for the Il-ill 11 1 onio of her grandfather Mr. B. F. same throughout tie* winter ami spring | ALBANY, 0R£G3N. j eral young iadies tn Scio who would like school district tax is that tliw lirst mstall- M linkers. on every Wednesday and Saturday. j ment of school lamds will he due during to help him prove up on the same. Dr. Minthorn’s sanitary sea baths will , 450-West,First ßt. the year. Isia DeVaney came over from Albany l»e in operati n during the eni ire winter, i A train load of colored soldiers passed 1 to spend Christmas at home. and treatments will be given daily. ! through Albany Christmas night, going Scio Hotel changes Hands. M. Kelly and wife visited Albany Hot and <<>hJ salt water baths can l>c ' ! south. The regiment, just arrived at Last week «e noted that there was ru friends last week. taken every «lay in the sanitarium, an»i <r I Seattle from th - Philippines, will tie "JOHNKIB.” lor anyone desiring rest recreation am! ! « l stationed at the Presid o, San Fiancisco. mors on the streets that tin* hotel pro J. G. GILL, D. M. D. o ■e * perty was alsiut to change haml». Last heal* h, no plat*«* on the Pacific North-| The Christmas tree at the Baptist Friday the trade was consuniatud. 1 lie Fine Portrait Work. west can ije louml t*»|ual to Yaquina : church w is reported to have been highly consiiteration for the entire bhs'k, buil Has established hia dental office g For several years representatives of bay. •successful. Some kind friend remein- dings, furniture, good will, etc., we are I During the wint«*r nearly a'l other in Scio and is prepared b reil the N ews man with a to. tele informed wa- $3.»»>.iM>. Mesos Holland eastern houses have worked the Willam ♦ phone l»>x, for w hich we are duly tliank- end Lui d, the pun li.i-ers t-si- charge ette valley over and over again in the health r«*sorts an* close«I or difficult to * to do first-claes isntrait line, ami they have done lots of reach, ami n-tm* of them have the ad f i ful. <if the pn |»*ity oil Tuesday. <i. W. work. The portraits they have made vantage of N«-wport and vicinity a« re work in all K. Shelton this week received a diplo- Morrow, who retires, lun been ill oiitm- gards i limate, |M»intM of interest, r«*cr«*a- ? ma from the lx*w is a d( lar Fair Asso- nuus charge ol tire hotel for the past hate Ireen g*»»l, bad ami indifferent, the tion am1 amu ement. Fur parties de « ¿' hh ! ones being vary scarce. Pi-ople branche« of deatiatry •fi iation for having made the best display eighteen years ami has ever been popu siring t) enjoy tiding, huntii.g or see f — '. ot i rch nd grass at U • taita iair. A «11- lar with the traveling public. He is un J have trecome somewhat leary of these ing the itctiHLU in Hunshine ami storm 7 i|ver medal was aw rded 1. J. Munker» decided as to what hu-i.ie, lie will en houses ami for cause. Recently Mr. thiH farm<u« retort is unequalled. The * <r * * * x> * * <r * * * * * * JM*** I .for the best exhibit of White Winter gage tn in the In ur or wi < re he may Chas. r. Redmond, of Portland, has put I surroundings are ideal—lieautiful «cen- some work anti the univers.il report ’; wheat. , | tarrate. Within a few day.- ha and wile out “A“ natural as life,’’ from all sourcea is ery, climate mild, healthful and invig- OUR CLUBBING TOMBINI Tl ONS. i In our next Issue we contemplate giv- will make ai. extende I vi t • relatives th*- nil** ot Ins work. In fact we have I orating. '' ing the l urks of th* -antiam a .* nt -up, in iexa»;af er wb ill he ill determine heard of no one who was dissatisfied Neat, clean cottage«, either furni«he«l For the convenience of our netroM in which the natural resources, business what line of lrusn.es» and v here he will with Mr. Redmond's work. The N«ws or jiartly «o, can tie rente«! in the im- j we have . fleeted the following clubbiag i and business men will 1st noticed. Illis locate. mediate neighls$rho«xi of the sanitary <x>ia bination«. The price named in family has a s|s*cimen of hi« work that 1 mi:i Her will ha valuable lo nd to [ i< satisfa -tory tn every respect. Anyone bathM at about |5 t»er month. Plenty uf clude. one year’« woeeripticn to th. J ■ iriends in the East. ( opies, in wrappers, fr» -h milk, vegetables, honey, fruit ami Santiam .New«. Competition Extended. i wl.o desire, to in.js*ctthe portrait is at > for sale at this office at 5c each. household necessaries can be obtain The Weekly Oregonian ............. $2.00 A r w «* arc inform»-»! that the time limit liberty to do -o. If you desire anything ail This week Chas. M. Anderson, uur in our suholrr hip content was regarded ill I In - line, you will do well to give your ed at the lowest possible cost, while all The Oregon Iwice-a-week Jour kinds of fish and the famous rock oys nal ............................................. liJOn 1 foreman, moved his family and house- i * h ton rhort by a numb r of would-be work to Mr. Iti-lmoml. ters can lx* had in abumiace for the The Oregon Weekly Journal.... |i.M ) hold g'sid- from Albany to this city and competit >rj, we have /urlnde»! to ex trouble of securing them. The st. Liiii. (»' .be-Democrat.. $1.75 jj has m * i *-d liim-eli ami fan il. in the tend the date to January 13, at which Lstray Notice. People troubled with loss of appetite, The 8 m Fcaiici.-eo Elamiaer . $2.15 I, •,■<• ru C rfey liouse, in '•.nth .*• io. tune the HCholarwhip wit I • awarded for JK.’'raye<l from the Holland pasture, insomnia,rht'umatism or run down from D Chariot ■. il- unit' s Inn.- If, the arger :ii»’ I irg< lift <jf Biibftt! ■ The N. Y. Tribune-Farmer....... $1^0 Oil’-ub- Tom Watdon'» Magazine ....... T234C " half 1,.0.11 g beret fore been in Altiatiy. wribe»« to the 5’ kwm , who an* in arrears, on the (’ornell farm on»* rwj cow, brand any cause will find Newport an ideal ed w ith quarter circle over figure 2 «in place to regain their health and vigor, All other publication« will be obtain A young man by the name of Moukup may lie treat <1 a« new milwriber» by rigid hip, <leli >rned, white wjr>t in hire for r» >t and ph asure. e.1 lor you at reduced rate«, if taken io of near this city participated iu a hunt paving up all arrears* and one year head, ami whit«* l>elly. Any informa 1 or Full information as rates, checking of •> up in tne m ighberliissl of Cvburg Btin- in a<lvaii< v. If you ui«h to enter the with the News. tion <»f «am«’ will l>* suitably reward«*»! hAggag ■, ♦ tc., » an l>* obtained from any connection •> We also will tnaka the following oBer •> dai and Monday. There »as about content call at thia ofii. a ad get «iib- bv Farmers’ Meat Market. S. P. or A I., agent, <»r from A. L. lor club», for the News. ». eleven hunter- out on Bunday in his »eription blank*, the prize ia within < *■ > g. g»*n« r. p -« nj'-r agent S. P. Co., Fvraalub of a with a,paper fur the party. Nearly 100 geese and duck» ga the reach of anv young mar or young VeUh for Sale. Portland; of J. C. Mav»», general j«assen- getier up ef the r.htb, «6.50. • : lore were the spoils of the day. Mr. woman that will ruHtk. S. W. Gain«*« fia« HOU bantiel« of veeb h g»-r agent A E., Albany, Orc. For a club of 10, with paper for Un »eed .<>’• Male; mixed half oala and hal •> ,'ouknp brought home one-half dozen Kate from Albany to S’a«jtiina, $3.50. getter up of chib. $10. geese. Bryan Letters. veru li, |1.00 par buahvl; fonr-fiitha oi Any of the above offer» require all Sr- Mronfd you meet, this (Friday) even The Portland Journal ba- arrang'd to welch au«i one»fifth oat«, fl.2*» buahni. F or - \i/.— 310 a< r»*« of fine farm land rear, to be squared up, lieforc clu ibiig ing, a number of ghostly app wring peo- All i« clear of any f«>ul «wd«. birnt m J. Bryan, « publish tl iC letter« of A ¡Ilia iitnat«*«! 2 mil«*« Weal of Tallman, ISM) offer is availaid«. •J p.e up'ii tlie street, their faces covered written while on hi« trip arottnd _ _ th« come, firct «erv<d, caidi up and no v , iu cultivation balance «*ak i/rub •> with wiiil* masks, etc., doii l think that world. Mr. Br)«n ir now in Iwlia. HI r grumbling. nn<l " *t <»f winch haw rut off and they ai" ’ ,e < ap»." beni on lynch.ng letter« rih I criticism« <jf -' 'vernment*! PtlOKAiKAPtlS. n-eu ih nt pawtur»-. Water in •; -oiu" *> , ’» that iliey are tra.uw reekers atlai.R in the far East, aim later on, on BORN the year through. Fair h«m«e and barn .or sal* nlo ’ t'-is- Oh, no! ihey are just value Make ita point, when ia Alfouty4e •• Macca" *-e ghoete, and th only thing Lumpt-an 2’>v» r.itiwit«, will lie (fN«l oreI hi r j oi apple«, pear«, cheeriat in making up au ♦•«timate of foreign Crawford’« Art «»«llary Dr Browne laH Saturday r«*|>orted the ?tc. Thiw in an excellent tfniin farm oi drop into J. they wiff uestroy w 11 lie -aislwishes, g-»v» rnme a; be-.de», they will be very and I Mik through hi« coll ction of po^ following birth«; would la* Imt cla«- tor a dairy. Kail- roast chicken, etc., nothing moi- ei tfrt.tini’./ r«-adiii/. I •.eOr«*goa Jour- -».a*i -tatioii one m I* t » the north 1 % tJW ita, views h <1 prehistoric curma. L3B A er»**l New Year's proposition .« to 1: 1 ■ w «•onunen»'«-1 for it« entgrpr -c V het ft ka .—On December 21, to the wife 3iil»-« W>-♦ S»-mnd ?tr . », near Ly • tu th»- *«»iith. 1 itle «»«wwt. of ( lurlcM Veetecka, a daughter. par l.ps> .f-mail rs.o. ,...* oouga- it» geturut the very he-t for it* rea ‘»»r«. I L emma *—Oil December 23, to the wif»* •urnfad»ed prn-e f lU.UUO impur«* al ihi« iroris ami s’"»» in for th*’ J’-tr >*ti..‘re I «4 Waller Ixd.inaii, a‘lauahirr. 4L»r. vXTUM X«W9. • » . . ■ I •« *>U •<$•*■ l HUMCT * • ’ CHAS. WE8ELY The House Furuisher and Hustler. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS -Will enable you to have right in your homes the best instrumental music, the best speeches, the best songs the world affords. Nothing -better to en tertain on long winter evenings. Prices ranging from $10.00 to $100.00. Records 35c each, or $4.20 per dozen. <*>QR 8AI.E BY E C. PEKin L. W. POMEROY, 3cio, Oregon WINTER TERM BEGINS JANUARY 2nd. 1S)O6. ... LBANY COLLEGE has just finished a suc cessful term, and opens its doors again the Second day of the New Year. All course are open to any prepaied for them, Strong courses are offered in all lines the College attempts to present. The courses are: CLASSIC’AL, SCIENTIFIC!. NORMAL, MER( JLALf MUSICAL, COM- AND PREPARAIT >RY. COMMERCIAL BRANCHES as taught in Albany College fit the student for successful work in business. Our Business Tiaining Course has proved its value by preparing its graduates for high-grade positions everywhere on the Pacific slope. Shorthand and Typewriting are also well taught. Student may enter this department at any time Instruction is Individual. MUSIC is better taught than ever before in Al bany. Courses in both vocal and instrumental music. Write for special catalogue. * THE REG UL- 1R COLLEGE COURSES, Clas sical, Scientific, and Normal, are conducted according to sane and enlightened methods. Not cramming for examination, but education. 9 I» The College i. .. »w 1 ? lege of Oregon, and s strongest mstiiutioiis $ home for ^irls. Pr by < ri;in -yiio'lical Col -uch will become one of the u. the. .. irtue- ii and some EXPENSES LOW. As.¿stance for th se who need it. Adureso, li M CROOKS, President Many Colle Albany. Or?&m. 0HUNQ& - s Í * 5 5
