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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1907)
l-*l »r « • ¿L -*»*• -.47« ¿ JC OTRi Y «r X «- V ■ ’'Yew' • • > : i • t t y S. E. YOUNG S SON t t : » i I » : 1 Blai.keis I « 4 ! ; Oxfords Í T T » ; Sr > *" ■- - A very nice aide creai» Panama. A good 5B gray wool Blanket, the •1 25 Si. iliian« et 5Oe. Si OO and Si 50 tiling for cuaat or muuutam u»e. Ne» Serg»« and W oul <iuud> in •4 60. cream and ut ber Ughi «Lad*«. v«ry ; appropriai« tor oulmg I : Gloves Our «tuck waa a little late In com Men • reindeer gauntlet Glove«. ing in bvit is complete now A little S’ 50. rm-fi- »t»le «nd a little m-r« quality A «..»I Glove with hooehnte palm in all the t. um Iwr» Don't fail l<- «e • •nd goat ofl and bat k St.oo. "il- Pel. nt C -It Oi(-<rd« for ladt.« at Mom« new driving Gkinvia brown, S3 SO. 7Se. .............................. J «»•iyaeoea»o»eeeeaaea * PERSONAL MENTION. 0 « 0 Are y..n going to have an exhibit at the s. |.< Shirk «nd Agricnllural Fair •«eociation*« tir*t fair* || not, why nutt J. F Wraely wa« • bu«ine«a viaitor in Portland l»«t Friday. Mi««r« K rr Sficlia and Agnee We»vly wer- Ailwny viaitoraori douday. LOCAL BREVITIES. V -------- Read W «-e - A 4 •in'« ad (‘a«» f..» »beai «r-- «care alrrady. . - * te ©kt Frr-h Brwtd dailv «I thè Gay Corner Il p picker» are r turnlug to th.-ir lióme« Alhaiiy i« tu bave «m-tln-r «awmill— ■ i-erhap« M ARNIMI — HctoOallery — W »da se dar, Ori. 2. J K. Compton and wifeof Polk county are viaitlng retail«»« in till« vuiuitv till« All km I» of tir««« Semi», e’oyer Hyed, week. ■ mi Od Mcal at W e«ely'a Grocwi y. Father Henry Pellrtan waa a pa«»en- ger »a the north bound traiu Tii»*.l«r morning. A»m Id'a me-ry-g» roum* ami «muse- meni company «rrived on Wedne>day JuM In ' t «nell line of Udir«' Milli, itr« J R GUI i» vl«iting her daugh 'kirt» and Coate fur fall, al Weaely A ter. Mr«. Grace Butch«-, ol North Yak* Calti’«. ima, " a«h. W alt M i tcith. a f.-r-n.-i ritum ' 41 Mr and Mr« Speer, of Prineville, are beni dirvi ai bu borne in Portland laat vieitn-g ihelr daughter. Mi«. .1. S Cala* •ì'inday. van. of thia citv. Nlnetv righi thouaand potimi» of fl..ur Í Go ernor < hamherlain ell’ «tart ea»t «a» «hitiped troni Albany, in nae car, tbi« wer-k m join Pr «ident Rou«»vvlt on -me day laat week. hi« Miaaiwippi river trip. When in Albany, viait thè atore ol Filter May, of Al»-r-le«-n, Wa»h , ar Charle« Knechl and «re thè reai 5, In rived at the home of hi« father, William ami 15 cent counler». May, <>f tin« city, l««t week for a few Ch«» Weaaly ha» ju»t put m a full day«' vi»it with home folk« Ime of pii-tnre mouldi .g». haudsome in Mr ami Mr» H«nrv I.von», of l.v->n«. ' design. Cali ami «e» tbern. retnrned from a »i«it to Irrlaii i la> Sor tl>e “Never Fall" OilCansat We» Mondav eveiiu.g. Mr and Mr» Lyon« alv’a Grocery The» bave no ».piai have «pent aeveral mon'h« on the trip Given you on 30 day«* trial (ree. and report a imwt plewaant journey. The klliaiiy llerald ha» lw«i me v«l- Fd M Cvru». who went to San Fran- ci«co «nme time ago, »eema to be getting low, in timi il» Saturday evenlng editimi al< ng nicely in the bu«ine«« world. By basa I page inlorad .uppleint nt. chwe «ml careful attention to bii«ine«a. The Revere houae, Albany, now in h« li»» worked op until he i« now man charge of s C. Ilummel. formerly of ager >d the H »ml«rd Phonograph Co., Corvalli», i» now open lo thè pattile. 1220 Fillmore «treet in that citv. Bulk Olive», Pickled llerring. Hall John M Calavan, of Heppner. Ore . "lalmoti, Bitoele»» Codti.h, «w«-et, aour who ha» lie.-ii »il k al the Scio li--tel for and Diti Plckle», at Weaely’« Gria-ery. «»vernl day« 1« now cimvaleacent. Mr and Mr« <’al«v«n will «pend the winter A full line of liar-ie«» ha» jn«l lieen re- up near hi« old h*»me in B.lyeu (ten c.-ived by Ch«» We»»!y. Givo Inni • Sit» l'al»v«n will leach echo-rl in lli«i cali No trouhle tu «how thè in tu you neighbor!) «»I while John eipecta to t-e A freight train wreck oc urred near emploveil at the Mottka* »••mill Miller'« station early Monday morning, w I ich del vy«d traffic for «everal hour«. JORDAN ITEMS. Barber »hop No. 2 for Scio will be W It Kay «old »-me of III* beef «teer« \| r-n for buelneM tin* week, with Rolla Inrria a« proprietor ami knight of the raaor. la»t week Mort <d the bop pk ker« have retured ) We have a full line of «a«h door», I taint«, lend, <n|«, tar r >>fing, wall pilar borne rich and b«p| v. The farmer» of thi« vicinity are busy pii'lure moulding«, carpet«, etc., at ('. W e«r| V ’«. hauling grain to market and Bowing We «re iii receipt ;.f a calendar that i« grain. Mr and Mr« Roy ('rnl'tree have lieen ill««trat--d wit i a cut ol Would-Be-Caii- vi»iting tin- latter’« parvnla, Mr. and didale-lor t'nib-d Stale«, Senator bred W. Mulkey. Mr. P R Bilyeu Entrira of >t<M-k for eihihit at the fair Mr and Mrs W 0. Mi Don Id were have hren «o nunverou«, that the man the giie«i«ot B. F MeD-nald. SumUv agement have fmi d II n - e»«arv to B I »ecm« t" »l"Wly improviug tr- tn h-iild -t) i rv i«-g hi» lot g »ii-gv id il'ne««. The l.mtf Cor« Mr and Mr* Roy Cr»hire an i child ren. Me and r. D-'liert Shelton. meeting of the ■ II Mag-m Mt Dmald a d I'-rvv Tliunta., day di-«--lv-->l f<>r r rirganiaaii -u nere g-i »1» *'! I M lie.i.-r » fa till- The firwi d vv f la«’ Sumlai Io- k ■ erv rneeura r tn-t »• -L-r of the week w n FAIR PHOUW V M «in of tin- fail I'wl w «e gli • t l-e I” 11,-» arrVng eierci e» I o ea.b day tn« I • ill lw •ubjer' t-> ch» -g» a» t > hour«, but the »»ent« « <w--iW will occur ••)) ea- h dav : wruwBMivv. <M-roa«« 2. I lette- Ir-, •* ft % H I ' •» ’ »hi grrivrd »»«imy »■ h * dr’ll ui'r u at !.«• ce -ii-r *prii.g- . M -ml • Ina1) • ‘‘felt ten year» you .er” brean*« ol the trip. Roll i Mo'ns na» opened a new ’ arbet • leu and t«w»t» r-- ni», neat dial' In Thoma I re-k, un the we«t «lila of Mam ■tree« Fiver« thing new, real sml clean Enameled ’-«th tub, etc. Give him a call. • .•|4>4<4<4>4<*< • • * « ♦ y » ♦ : a 0 o J. F. WESELY’S GROCERY Headquarters For SCHILLING'S an<! DIAMOND XV. Spice», Baking Powders, Coffees, Tcatt and Extracta. » > » Can Find What SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY RACK Full line of Glaiutw are, Stoneware mnl China ware, at Living Price«. You Want Live mu! Let Live, J. F. WESELY NEW School NOW ON FOR Books! SALE OR EXCHANGE Old books with Itack« on «nd no lea —< ’ ■ received at Exchange Price till D . ■ r 31 1 " 7 School B jo ' cs will not be itold or exchanged for credit. Please do not ask um to o|>en an account, a* we must refuse you M. Farmer»' m»tnut-, aildrvemw, etc DEFENSE WILL BE INSANITY 1 to 2 P M Stock j-arade ■' Ball game Pur»» I . ’ 5 4 2 to •* Kutmiiig rae», vM«e- Wm Brenner i« making »■tensiva 4 to 0 N. M. Newport, of Ubanon, paa«e<| half mile. I>w«t 2 nipr-nemeiit Io hl» re»idem-e property 2ft i4) tn the wav of rebuilding wa k. fence and through Altiany Unlay for Bellingham. m 3. Purae porvh lie expects to repaint tbr h<>u«e Wash., to appear a« attorney in the de THi a»u*v, ociv>B«a 3. fense of R F. Walker, who is chvrged «ion. ID to 12 A M. Farmer«’inatitute Quite a numlier of hop tarda, heavily with murder in tli» first degree for kill* I» M. Slock fwira le and 1 to 2 loaded with h >p>. In the vici-ilty of Hub- Ing hi« wile on June 24 last. The de- judging .... . hard art yet unpii ked. M hether they fenae will lie hereditary insanity, «ml *• Ball game. Puree 25 2 to 4 will yet lie p iked, or whether they that the defendant wa« tnaane when ha 4 to « " Troltb g race, mile • era infected with mold, we did nut heat«. b> »t 2 tn 3. ■hot and killed hia wile and allot him- learn. Purae .................. 50 IB »«•Il Puny race, S mile. 10 50 Yon can give yotir friends n<- twttar A large numlier of wit neaae« have lieen advice than to recommend Hickory ramar. i « to ««« 4. Bark C ugh Remedy tor all cough» and •ubpuenaad in Oregon and will go to i ci Ids. Snrecure! Bore pure. For »alo BcIHngham. nearly four bund re, I mile«, 10 to 12 A M Farmer»’ Inatitnle M. Judging stock and by dealer» every» itere, and E. C. Peery, and testily in the case. The witneaae« I ’ 1 to 2 to go fr un Oregon are the following Scio, t)r. eltlllut«.............. Hr. H. P. W allace and J. R. Baltimore, ■ « 4 Ball game Pur»». 25 UO 2 to 4 Scio ’ « two magn fleent specimens id of this city; Dr. J. (’. B<»'th, C W. Bo ■ 44 Trotting race, one 4 to & ei|uine |>erfecti-.n did not c i iture pre gart and John H. Wallace, Lelatnou | mile, larat 2 In 3. mium» at the alate fair, but if the judge Purae .................. 50 00 that made the awsrd had not been an W . A. Walker. E. L. Walker, Martin | Bitter and M. T. McFeelsy, of rallm«n: 44 Running race, '« 6 to 8 Inferior «pecimen of the g.-nu» hi-mo, j John B. Thompson and Liaaie Tbump- mile, best 2 in 3. they each would have lieen decorated decurated ■on. of Ihillaa. Mo«« Walker, of Fall« .......... ................ Puiee .................. 15 t»i witn »he blue ribbon. ' City . Eiuaouel Irwin, of 'f Xalrm, amt R. l,»'Ml Heahie« numerous other game« ami M l-ewi«, of Eugene. ~ »p-rte. Look out for Ite printed pro- Hickorv Itark Cougli Rerrerly, ma<le for ftopt. 24. sod will last a week -Al- gram. by thè Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of bany ({«raid. Salem, Or., guaranteetl Ut Ite pure; Pt Bt IC SALE gtiaratileed lo cure i--or coligli, or money rrfunded. Gu«ranlr«d to make a frteml MEETING NO I ICE. I will ■ell at m» place in !L«laville, of you. Por «ale bv b.. C. Perry, Scio, at 12 o'clock m«>n on Or , ami flrvl-claae dealer» everywher» Oregon, G W. Psttilt, of Portland, will «pend I » ii'Bf.K i. taw. rv A man waadiacouragwd troni a lifetim» Septemb-r 20 and 2V in Hdo, ami there about 70 head of cattle, ranging from He had only I «’ lefl lo hi« Veal calve« up, including bari calila and ol fallare« ti» me H» Inveeteil il in tBU «tMree o! I will be public eervtcee in City Hall, as dairy coa». Nrvada mlning stock at 15 cent» • «bare tullowa: lernt« of «ale rea «nuble. Saturday, 10 a m., Mabbath school; W Ithin a» mane Jave a» Ite lui-i inv»«twl Free lunch at li So«, m. dollar. Ih» eto<ìi «mi up lo 117 a «liare, llam. prwachina, «abject “Spiritual D M. JONES. ami thè man «old oul (or 510,l'>0. 11« i» Gilts. Kvenlii«. . 45—•‘object: "LuVa Jo« M. Ft-cuurrv, Auctioneer. a nullionaire now. If you vili wnie to of Power, and Power of lx>ve." Monday, 11 a. ni , subject: "Christ thè I-rr Com.u-ck Mining Companv, Tha N«wa uAee doe« all kinds of lob p,-toffice B--i 25A Rht lite. Nevada. It ami Hi« M-niatery " Evening, 7 45— printing tn good «tyle ami at reasonable al(1 |r)| )ou u iLw man'» Hiibject: "Chrt«tianity— What i« itT Al| «re w«|oums. uric««. eUvxwaa- 10 to 12 A YOU IC A I X I s i I I x ( ¡ ► \ r Wesely & Cain appointed, for the <iioertior «-addre»» rive vour clerk« piente of time to rent. »•« ui-e <>f our leading attraction«. A« fl natici al économiste, the railroad« But a« he <» ’.mil tie In two place« ato ie are e«t«bli»ldng a ne» «tandanl. A CQCUmber will be entered at the an i ti '-«ame time, ar can but forego Scio, Unn county, fair that meaaurn« the «litici paled pleasure, ami bo|ie that HU MM NS LIIANU»:. full lit incliea in length and weigh« an mir Governor may accompli«!) g'««l for I»«t «i-k T. A. Richardson sold hi« ounce «hurt of four poemi« l)ur cucii ui’ the «tate and nation at th« Mempbl«, leim., Waterway convention. interest in the livery business liereto- ber 1« not built uill u upon the line» generally aaaigtied to l.._ the . h-rm of the tenet mag- fore conducted by Myer A Bichardson, MILLS IO SHUT io Mr Don McKnight, who is now in nate, but more after the style ami form WILL FORCI; of Vice Preai leut Faitbank». Come to IM>W N. charge of bls int»r«»t acqui re. I in the the lair «od «i*e lip the cm Unii» r of the - busine»« The Scio livery bu»in««s is “Fork«" with the like product» from The following letter from Mr Hiram ' one of the l>»«t paying enterpriaoe In oilier portion« of th« «late. lti»»l teams gi»»l haggles ami Parker, of the Tin mas <’re.-k Lumber town Co., shows wbat will Ite the eft-cl of the carriages ani accomnnsiating proprie* WILL BE SURELY DISAPI'OIM I l> tor«, makes the firm teipular with th« pro|»-«e<l increase of Ui» freight on traveling public a« well as our homo lumber : iteople. To thè new flrm of Myer A Mc When the first program of the fair knight Twa News »itemi« wishes of Hcto, Oregon, Sept. 10, IMU7 wa» arranged, ns Pecretarr of the A»«i- T hs riaaaiMtx: Your« ol Hrptem- ■on r>. and a continuance of Ite justly elation, we wrote to G«weem>r Cbamlter* tier tit It at hand, requesting my view« tn earned popularity. lain anti ««tended to him an urg'-nt In. regard to the effect of the increase of EQUALIZATION NOTICE. vita turn to deliver au atldr*«« «t and on rail rate on luml>er. It has had the effect alrnt-ly "f trotting down the price I the flr«t day of the fair. Thi» he pr- of luinlwr |2 l*> |«-r tli-.u»snd fact to u«, viaionally promised todj, and at ord- aril H the rate reallv goea into affect wc The County It-ar-l of F.r|ualimti<m ***’ wa" placed on tin- pro- will be aompelled to abut down our mill. will meet at the office i f the County ■ • 'Ini'. th-tobet ' . , »nd I Wage« are higher th n any n ill <an ( the premium booklet, afford Io pay and «uff-r a mluction in remain in »«ion ail day« for the pur- Ntnce the booklet wa« publishtwl, the I lumlier prices Hoping your effort» will piaw- of puhluly «■•mining the aaae«« great Mississippi Waterway convention tie productive ol lu'ich good along the«» inent roll and to correct all error« in has been arranged and. unfortunately, , |in«e, we are, Your» very truly, valuation, description or qualities of was arr.ngdl to meet at the .am« Date rflOMAB VRFEK I I MHFRÌ't» . land, kite or other protwrty, and all per Per II. Parker.'1 as th-we t our sir I lie ui-u«,- son« Interested «re hereby mitifled to tliat convento.u evidently overlooked The railroad« propone to cure the car , ap|-ear at the appointed time ami place, the fact that their date» ronfili ted with famine by reducing tlie amount of traf «ml if it «hall appear to «aid l»iard that ours, else they would have selr-cti-d a fic rather than to im rea«e the amo mt of any land, lots or other property he aa- later date. The confla ting date» would rilling «lock to »apply the demand. x-««*l twlca or a«ne»»i-«| ui the name of not have n altered were it not for the Merchants can learn a nseful le««--n any fieraon or pwraona not the owner fact that the Governor la a delegai to lo in the railroad» If your «t-» k o' [ th re-'f or aaee«««*d under or lieyoml it« the Waterway meeting, «i l it i- g »rd« are v«> large lor t wo clerka to han value, or any lamia, lot«, or oilier prop, important that lie sh-wtid t> pre«enl. dle. reduce y ur »lock Inetewd luring -rty not •«•»«.ed, they will make the A» trover nor Chaml>-r lain never negierte another clerk. If, by advertising, you proper correction. a duty to |«rt ici pal« In a pleasure, be brìi g in too much laid ne«», fur your I). B MtKNIGHT, olwved duty'« call and I« m-w about to prisent f -ree tn bandir-, quit advertising County A«aeeaor. •tart on his e«»le n trip. «ml your husinee« »ill »«III lie redui-ed Ui course uur |>eopie will be sad,y di«- to a .iimeti’ion you can handle, aud «till Subscribe tor the N aktiam N«wa. WHO CAN BEA T II? • --V • 1
