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LOCAL BREVITirS
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Mrs. Lulu Beard was an Albany
o-, thia week.
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ft
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V
nt
I rotter’» ato’e st Slav ton is | at n>tt
37 cents s dozen h r egg*
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch w re <k»wn
from Lyons, la.-t Sunday.
Editor Kirkpatrick, of Li lianon, wua
o i our street.« Monday afternoon.
Thanksgiving turkey it is-aid, will
coit 5 cents )«-r jtound more this year
thai last.
For Sale—Single' driving horse, 4
y -are old, and a rubber tire buggy and
ha-rnma. E. 1». Myers.
For some reason the Albany Demo
crat is somewhat improved of late,
it
n >w has an occasional editorial.
The N ews learns with tegret that
W. R. Ivav, of Jordan, ha« b < n qnite
i
sick, lately, with a heart trouble.
W. M. I'hilli|is is pri pa-ing to I erect
another house on his fa m, for the
occupancy of Ria1 Sh« lion, hi- renter.
Circuit Court, department No 2, ia in
■
km nt Alban'., tMa. w'-ek.
ihcre
a e only 20 divorce cases on the docket.
George Hul>cr, of Jordan, who has
lieen sojourning at \nahrim. Cal. for
several months, has returned to hia
h unc.
Mrs. Chris Rilveu mined her husband
in this city. In t week. They are living
inone of the Sho|a* house«, on Main
lit reel.
I lli- I r« l>li«on I'lioimgraph is a
w under.
Con.e in sud Irt U» rlii» loll
Peery, sg*
Ixiat- A 3-1 lade |s-arl handle knife,
inclosed in a chamois skin case, I* ind
er will please leave th«- same ut S anti
am N ews office.
Enoch Shelton, who has lieen chief
engineer at Gooch's saw mill above
Lyons, for several weeks, came home
Tuesday evening.
Farmers
can't complain of the
weather this fall. If they haven't com
pleted ull of their full work, bad
weather cannot be to blame.
Mr. and Mrs. Vardi Shelton arc visit
ing with Mr. and Mr». D M. McKnight
While here Mrs. Shelton 1« receiving
medical treatment from Dr. Pnll.
For Hal» —one IJiak ol ground, 5
room bouse, Isun and other oot I m nid
Ings, at a Imrgaui. lor anv informs-
lion relative to me same, < all st Ibis
office,
Albany
Fre«l P. Nutting, of
Democrat, ui to take
vacation, the that fur 2H years. He
will visit rxlativea at Ikenver during the
period.
T. J. Mtinkers ami R. Shelton now
constitute one of the Portland real
retate firm.
The Niw» predicts the
firm of Munkers A Shelton will prove a
nil. MAM» MKlAI
petition was submitted, haa »ever; I
The plan is prupoood that our ama-
, teur dramatists give a senes of enter
pruviaiona. But the petition only a t
.orth one of the sc pruvsmna.
1 he
tainmenta during the coming winter
A miwt enjoyable social event «as ' County Court has no authority what
ami the pniceeiia to lie <ievotrd aa a
the Hand Social at the Wesely-Cain had
ever, to buy a site nor to erect a H gh
'«■neftt to the Linn County Eair Asaoci
la.l Satur lay evening, the object being
1 atiun. The purpose would I* a IIMMt
School building. The petition authoriz
a Iwnetit for the Base Ball club
worthy one.
i < the submission of the matter to the
At alout H p. m. Master of Cere
A'long the divorces granted this mo ues E C. Peery, in e short talk people and which earned at the pulls,
week, at Albany, >» that of Lulu atateil the obje. t of the entertainment simply empowers the Court to levy a
The law deffnes who
Beard from Harry Beard.
Grounds. and that a short program would be High School tax
Defendant la now contined in the Ore rendereit aa an introduction aa follows shall constitute the County High School
board, via. the County Judge and th"
gon penitentiary, bee
1 Instrumental music by the Wisely
two Comm las tone rs, the County Tn s
violate«! the terms of
orch wtra.
irer ami the County School Super in
'hat institution.
2 l.a.bt s double duet by Misses Alda
Hick vry (lark Cisigti K*,i«»«*lv, n»»i*r and Hritta Powell, Agnes Weaely and temtont. Thia board haa authority to
•on tract with any district having a
y (be Hickory Berk
C*».. ui Mr« R.«w Woaely.
M.«a Agnes Caln
High School, to teach the County High
•al«*io. Or* ’ , k »»aran««**'d f«> I««
; ! pianist.
I School pupils, and to |>ay for the name
z<M*si«teed to run» your n»i«l «»r
3 Tableaux, "The Hero.”
from the County High School fund
refuniiisl It*> iiiMiiva
I Solo "Ix’t me go back” by R M
•if ' .III
i r •.»!•* bw
C Pt* rv, S umi Ca<n acc<> n|>anied by a large vocal Now thia law, aa interpreted l>y l.atie
eounty, iwrmits th«- Il s beard to
• »»
- stvl
u’lk»*
>'¥0»r v* tw«1# ch >r is.
t ic! with "iw ur nxirr .lirtr. ■ < * I ’
6
Tableau*
"Getting
it
down
Pat.”
Th«* Orv^ufiian is weakening on its
have High Schools, <■> receive the Hi^li
light
the election of Governor It is prul«bly necessary to state that School pupils. The petitioners content
• hMnJ<»r tam as U- 8. senator. It now Roger i ain wtm the 'Pat" that several
platsil that our County High School
mlr«iit* that State-nent No. I is conati- others were attempting to "Getting if
tiuard would formulate Some general
tutiunal, but i» re|s*aieil by the action down" from a large sized tieer buttle
rules ami requirements, by which any
i>
I
k
ibie
quartette.
Misses
Agnes
of the |si.p|e, last June, ami also that
iistrict in the'county having » .ffl <- it
Aida and Britta Powell, Mrs
there I*
is now
nuw a possibility that the W< c,
High School pupils, might paiticijMtte
|{u»r
Wesely
and
Mvsara
Reed,
(.
am.
G*>v«*rrMjir may I be elected.
| or share in thia County High Schou|
Cyrus ami t’eory.
Mr. <»e»>rgr- i <
c ’ <’«»»»ley, a pionrct
fund. In other words it was intended
7 Instrumental music. ", slighter of
merchant uf Browrmv dlr anti onv uf the
for this fund to sa»ist any district
L«.ve", Scio Mandolin club.
rnoat highly rwpaclmi citiicn* uf that
which deairss. to maintain a HighSchool
* S4u, K. M Cain and largs vocal
part <»f the county, d»wi early Tuesday
up to and including the tweltth grade.
chorus.
morning, aged 77 years.
H« ram* to
To concentrate all of the High School
> l a Ira I*. "On the trail of a dear”
Oregon in IM&S am) tu Bruwiutvill«* in
pupils in ons school or uno locality, will
l<*4 an»i ha* rngag'M in m *rr handle »ng Mu Bit del Brenner and Mr. John defeat the purpuee Intended.
Il was
Stic ha.
ainre that date, continuously.
intended to plars the High School rdu-
ID Song ''Uncle Sam. ‘’ full chorus
I ration within the reach of ail, yet allow
City eiertion will soon tie here,
II Auction of hamia, Frank SiMJf'
the pupils to remain at their own
Every voter should have the future
auctioneer.
homes
It was not intemled to I Wil the
wellfare amt progress of the city in I ‘Thia was the
moat amusing feature
county to the expense of Inlying a sit.
mind when he »••levi» h’» • nn.hdso-» fur
of the evening
A hand was • tpuetd
or si lest, nor of srecUng a building <r
city otli» ere.
The present board haa
through an apiwrture in the curtain
buildings
d »ne excellently dunng the |nu»t year.
which was sold to the highest and best
The only ei|a-nae contemplated fur
On iinpr»>%vd cit\ waler and electric
t ddet
Aoi'tioneerXShorea stated the
the county to assume, in the lav . .........
p ante apeak volum«-* in their favor
term- of sale when the fun liwgan. The
sary to defray the tuition of the llixh
A* n mark <>f npprubatton, the N pwm
hai»ia offered fur sale were many ami
School pupils
The re«|s>naibility of
l»eLrvc*« the entire lM<ard should
re-
diverse.
There were largo hamia,
supplying building ami other necessary
small hamia. long hamia, short hands,
expaMMH*a, to be supplied by the du»«
l'»n hands, fat hands, light hamia,
trie Is desiring High Schools.
dark hamia, hands with ami without
rings, hands with ami without brace
SCIO HOTEL.
lets, hamia that wiggled ami hamia that
kept still, right hamia, left hamia,
hanila by retail ami hamia l>y wholesale
I hereby announce that I have Ica»
Each and all of them were offered for
ni the Scio Hotel and |xirj>nac to con
sale in the well known, pleasing and
duct same in first elisa style ,M) tables
dulcet tones of Erank Shores Esq.
au<d oneer. And th.a*e hamia sold too, will lie suppliol with the Inst the mark
at prices ranging from 11.2b to 63.75. ct affords ami my room» and la-<bi w ill
I shall give special
All of the hands e*|maed were sold and. be kept cleanly.
In some inatancea, the entire parson uf attention to the comfort of Commercial
men.
I purpose to make my Sunday
the blikler was sold, aa well.
Cedar I’oM and Hhakes.
The public la cordi
The entire proceeiia of the evening dinners a feature
ally
inviteli
to
give
me
a call
amounted to 140 AO, Is-aides plenty of
Wii.t. M A bbott , Prop
giasi things to eat, fun gsiore ami a
scio hotel . S cm . Oregon.
couple of hours in dancing
h. at ¡»étroit
tieni ring mat»
circuii
A. the LliriMiMH JlUR
I.
Sunday services; Preaching, 1 II A. M .
leaves. ”
subject,
"Nothing
but
Preaching 7 <u p, m ., subject, "Char-
actor Building.” EveryUaly is cordial
ly invitili to atti nil these services.
i»*V III E. Num Boss.
M mister.
«
large ami amali tracts of timber
lands. If you want to sell, write us dt -
aenption <>f claim, what It cruises;
price ami terms
.Mi NKIUH a SlIU Ti'N,
38H Stark street, Portland, Or.
Maga/inc He« lion
With thia ifhuc the N»:ws m ih I« out a
magazine section.
Our nailers will
find it tilled with highly moral, inter-
citing resiling matter
Th« Magazine
will tie siipplieil once n month and we
hope our readers Will apprei'ISte our
efforts towards improving the Niwt
If you consider the |>apcr worthy, show
the paper to your neighbor and ask him
to aulwcribe
wool I
\\(MII>
iMHIIl
winner.
Sealed bids will lie received by the
Mr. ami Mrs. W M Blakely, of Sell
wimm I, Ore., have been viaitmg Mr. ami Scio Comienaed .Milk Co . at the ol Ilice
Mrs. R. B. Miller, for the |MMt Week. of the Secretary, for fir wood, aa fol
Mrs Blakely was formerly Mrs. Jas lows:
4 ft. large fir
Clark, a rest dent of Scio in early days
4 fl. small fir.
L. T. Parker, of the Thomas Creek
4
ft. slab wood.
l.umlier Co., was over Wednewlay,
l>«-liver«-d at their plant bv March I,
looking after business interests.
Mr.
Parker's other business are such that 1900. In Iota of not leas than 25 cords,
Buis close
be has resigned the position of manag nor more than IfiO cords.
N«v. 30. at H P. u.
The company
er of the company.
reserves the right to reject any ami all
G, T. Care, of Corvallis, accompanied
A G. P rill .
bld.
by hia son. M V. < «ry and Mr. Dicker-
Secretary.
son, of M's-r county, Minnesota, came
over from Corvallis, last Sunday even-
A k aluable I'rper
ing.
The Minnesota gentlemen are
looking for a location.
Elsewhere will be found an ad calling
for t.Mi cords of wood. This is the first
beneficial result to the people of Selo
that the Milk Condeneery bring»
We
are told that The Comiensery will use
shout Iconi« of wood annually.
Sami ialami, at the mouth of the
Columbia, haa been decided by the Su-
preme court of the Unite«! States to
tielong to Oregon.
This decision will
decide the dispute between Oreg.m and
Washington on fishing rights to a large
extent.
HAS A tk ROM) IDEA.
I THOMAS CROCERY
E Newell
com.
Judge William Gslloway convened
department No 2 of the circuit court
Monday afterimon at one »'clock. The
ilocket. this term la slightly larger than
usual with 71 eases.
Th«' <■»’• « di»|« ««I of on Momiay are
as follows Continued
Emelme Haa
aier <•! al va William Garland cl al |«ar-
tition;
Perry Smith et al v« Sarah J.
Smith et al, partition; Edith I Har-
ilesty v» Henry Hardesty, divorce, S.
II WaNlen vs i>fw«rd Walden, ditrorcs;
apple ¡itioii of S I* lisch to register ti
tle v» J A. Lamberaun et al, Virgil
Ru e v» l.ulu May Rice, divorce; II F.
Merrill aa admnr. of Estate of Jackaun
Ros.-crana, de eased va Jay R>Miicrana
et al, to act aside deed.
Ro»«- E Young vs I’ H Mur Icy to
set aside deed, default and «lecree.
Application of T. Ohlmg to register
title, vs J M Murka et al, report of
examiner tile«l and order uuule tu leg is
ter title.
Application of Emily Sloan va all
whom it may concern, to rvgiater title,
decree grant.d
II ('. Arnes fu I. D Ames, partition,
I. I. Swan ap|Kitntod guardian ad litom
an«l decree to aell property.
Mary R Gutzman et al vs Rudolph
Rice et al partition. C. E. Sox ap-
|u>inte«l guardian ail litem.
Etfie Gnger vs J. B Kseney d al
divorce and decree.
Delos C. Pierce vs S. C. Collina, for
specific performance, mm suit.
<>. I.. Ferguson vs Ethel Ferguson
divorce, default.
Application of P. K Miller to regia
ter title va . William Mcliargue et al,
alto the auplicatlon of Charles Hollo
way vs Heirs of Emeline Haabrouck et
al. default and decree.
Application of W. J. Guiding» vs. All
whom it may concern.
Ruby O'Brien va. Thomas O'Brien,
divorce, diamuaed.
Application of Robert Houston vs. Ail
Whom it may concern to register title.
Also in re-application of Brown
Houston vs. C. W. Houston et al and
l
‘
la-Roy
Houston vs. Robert Houston et
al default.
NO MORE
HOLES
Prompt service
DISHES
Courteous fresimeli
THE ROYAL IIOTE1
.lust received n line line of liisli
01 1 5 li.lV ASh Molli
ware, consist in- of
the
.•is A
HR HT HT
1 >iliner sets
Altmnv, Orr
DR. J. MON FOO
An ex|»**rii*nced cunipoundt-r of
C ni il ese Medicines
Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong,
of Albany, Oregon, la now pre|>arvd to
furnish <'hincar medicine» to all.
Tin
underaigned recommeiula him and guai
antees satisfaction.
Call or write him
at 117 West Second Street, All-any,
Oregon,
SI W i - utvail
FARMERS MEAT MARKET
I
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Bcrrv
Salmi
(’hoc.
'I'ca cups and saucers
( ’(>1 t’c(
Choc
M*
,i
( ’ake platcH
Pie plate.s
Water
Brcml ami buttur pintori
Tea
After «liiiner uups mid snuuers
.'lini others too iiiinitToiis to mention
( ’oine a 11< I scr them.
W. E. THOMAS &, SON
Oregon
STAYTON.
CARSON A CO . Proa.
L. H. MONTANYE
( >KE< à< >N
SCIO,
I
All kinds of Eretth Meats,
Sausages, Fieh, etc., con
stantly on hand.
£W* Highest market price paid
for Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork.
Our purpose b to ccniluct a
Attorney-üt-Latü
IRON WCRKS
Notary Public ami Solicitor
of Patents and Pensions.
Office, 232 West 2ml. HI., Albany, Ore.
SAW MILL AND
LOGGING MACHINERY A.
FIRST ANU JACKSUN STREETS
Albany. Oregon
G.
Phqsiciun ^Surgeon
Twlvpliona, Exchange No. 11
first-duNM meat market.
TRAPPIST FATHER'S MILL
INI
OREGON
la at
Pup’s Coffee House
C. c. BRYANT
Attorneu-at-Laiü
st West end of ths Morrison Hired
The N kwh ia in receipt of a letter
The Breeders Gaiette, published
from
Commissioner
Russell.
of
Sweet
Alben*. Ore
bridge.
at
Chicago,
is
one
of
the
moat
weekly
paper« that Home, an king if Scio haa any locations
valuable agricultural
It is de- to subntt to the (Vninty Court aa a site
comes to our exchange table
voted principally to stock ami ilairy u|>m which to build the County High
i
(Successor to Itiner Rr<u.)
interests. Its market reports arc com School, Mr Ruaaell «tatea that a num-
NCOI’RI KTOR.
plete. No man who wishes to keep in tier of different aitea hare been ftub-
VETERINARIAN
to
the
Court,
from
which
tn
touch with the movements of stock, mitted
Office Alhnny Niables. Both Pbones. M
Clover
Seed.
either for breeding or market purposes, «elect. etc.
Yards at tl»e Mill, 0 wxllee Cast
The Nrwn he I »even that Commiaaion-
should tie without the Gazette. Ths
ALBANY. OREGON
A limiteli amount of abw*l<ite|v pure
of Sete and In Sela.
price of aulaicnption ia 62 per year. If er Russell haa a wrong idea of the
fjgr Si •• II SHOPE, our Agent at ml rio», r »red for aale. Inquire of the
furnished with the S antiam N kwh , the power delegated to the court at the late
Subscribe for the SANTtAg N«WS.
llibiet-tiill <'o., or of R. W . Gill.
The
law
under
which
the
,
Scio,
for prices.
two for «2.60.
' election.
LUMBER COMPANY
CHARLES .1. MAHER
■a
T. W. RIODELL, M. D C
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