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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1909)
bluish For »ale 3 thoroughbred p»«ligree«l mail- pig» Poland Chinas 11 wrok« old >10. a {Here. Also a bunch of same age pig» eri»» R<-rk«hlre and Poland China guob stock. 83.50 a piece. Trappist Fathers. Jordan farmers meat market CARSON A CO.. Proas >< it). OHEGON • . All kind« of Frwth Meat*. Sausage», Firh. etc., con- sf’ntly on hand Highest market price paid fur Beef, Mutton. Veal and Pork' ■...... Our puroose ia to conduct a first-claHs meat market. A. <1. PRILL. M. I). Surgeon Phusiciun : : : OREGON (’ C. BRYANT Attorneu-ot-Lair Cu»« k Kux « : Alleni», «»rr SCIO HOTEL. I hereby announce that I have leas ed the Scio Hotel and purpose to con duct same in tirsl-class style. Mv table» will be supplied with the beet the mark et afford» amt my rooms ami beds will lie kept cleanly. I »hall give »pedal attention to the comfort of Commercial men. I purjxMie to make my Sunday dinner» a feature The uubiic is cordi ally invited to give me a call. Wiu. M A bbott . Prop. SCIO HOTEL. Scio. Oregon BA I SON BHIliHinv IRON WGRKS SAW MILL AND . . . LOGGING MACHINERY FIRST AND JACKSON iTHkl-TS Mr N B. Mose» moved into hi» tctn|«irary resilience on hi» farm, lately |>urch»»ed near John Shelton’». Mr». L. (»»asage went to Portland. Sunday A M a» a d.'agate to the D A. annual conference A newly married couple in this nelgnliorhood, who have rrc. i tly fixe.I up an old house a» » temporary resi dence. hail r'< ry thing in »h»i»- to be gin boueekeetrtng. aa young married people naturally will filled with the splendid anticipations of commencing to live in their own domicile. W hen. k>' they found it already occupi«--! and by an occupant that made it utterly impossible for them to remain. So they returned to father'» house for the night. It was a polecat. But all is wel) at the present writing ami Mr. Cat ■■ barred out They are related to Mr Quigley. Evamia. Obituary (.race M Carson »»» l»>rn on January 15. lwei, in Whitman county. M ashington ami died in Scio, Oregon on March 20. l'.»f» She left to mourn her losa. her husband Cal. Carson and three children. Ethel aged 10 Floyd ag.-d M anti Emmaline aged fl; also her mother, Mr» G. Hull and four brother», Will, George. Glen ami .kscar, all of »horn reside at Pe Ell, Washing ton. Mr». Carson w » a won an of kind ami affectionate disposition and her early demise i* an irreparable lus* to her husband and chikiren lh.- funeral was conducted from the < hristain church by Rev. Carman ami wa» largely attended The burrial occured at Franklin Butt.- cemetery on Monday March 22. SCIO LIVERY & FEEU STABLES CALAVA5 A McKNlGIIT, Prop's. H«ck» conneet sitli ail train» bolh »1 West Scio ami Munker». Dur rig» nnr first cl»»» and nar borne» giM»l driver». Price» raasonable. recitie« M V. ami Jake Bilyeu came over from Albany. Tur*.lay morning on lodge Internes». Mrs E. C. Peery return.«! on Tues day of last week, from Albany, where she 1» taking a course in osteopathy. She ex|wcta to return am! resume the treatments the fir»t of next week. PUHI Ik. SAI I A public sale of | er sonsI property will le held on th«- J B Smith farm thr> < <|uartcr* of » mile southeast of Thoma» ami five mil«-» west of Scio at which time the below listed property will lie sold at 10 a. m. on FRIDAY, APRIL 2 1808 I brown mare, 12 years old, weight 1400; 1 gray gelding. 7 yeais old. weight 1500; I »addle hor»«'. 7 veers old, weight 1060, I pony »uitaldi for family use; 8 head of milk cow». lgoo«l| »ix fr«»h, I sow xix! six pig». 25 head of good ewes. 1 Stude- h»k«-r farm wagon with wide tire; 1 i>|rn buggy; I disc harrow; 1 seed ' cleaner. 2 plows. 1 sled, »ml 1 chill«*d, 1 DeMvel cream »• perator; 1 »et of heavy work harn«-»», 1 set of single buggy ham«-«« A numlwr of house hold utensils ami many other articles too numerous to mention. Free lunch at noon. Term»: All sums of |10 and under, cash in hand, over 110 bankable notes due October I, l‘»n. A discount of 3 per cent will be allowed on lime accounts for cash if desired. ED SMITH I r ar k Shores. Auctioneer Ed. Myer». Clerk U. S district judge for Oregon. It is Stated that Pr« aident ‘I aft has turn««! th«- matter over to Senators Bourne amt < hamix rlain to settle. If so Mr. Fu ton is farther away from the coveted position than ever. Elaewherv in this issue we have stated that l.«-r Bilyeu »«« taking the Franklin H-.itte horses to Ix-banon. The mkwm will have to acknowledge the corn. It has simply li««l. Since writ ing the item .Mr. Bilyeu has sold his intervst in th«- horse» and they are not to be taken to I ,-banon at all; but will remain in Scio sa for the past three yeora. as th«- posted bills will show. llse Dtamomi chick feed. com|>oaed of a great variety of seeds and grains mixrvi in pro|nrtions of bone, grit, shell, charcoal, dried meat ami blood- In all there are 20 different in gnedients, giving the little chicks just what they need to keep them healthy and to grow well. Get it at Wesely's grocery. As usual the nf . wh is receiving, daily, tariff literature based on the extreme protection id«a The NEWS do»» not believe in thia theory. It Iwlieves that th«- Nation has followt-d- that )oiicy too lung air. ady ami that it is time to change to a revenue i asia. The big gov emn ent deficit should cause a revenue producing tariff if there was no other reason. See Here I Saturduij. April F. I h‘. 1/ EPS • Salem, Oregon 3, PRACTICAL EX HI RITI (k \ Cash prizeii, mcrchaiiU’ prizes, stallion breeders’ prizes, vali ablectijis. etc. Paying $1000 in cash and *|>ecial premiums FOR D. M Mcnwaïu. Le J-e xw. Mr» Mary J Pevry, mother of E C. Peery of thia city, is visiting for a few I H Schmalz A Co have incorporai week» at the home of her »on before sd with a capital stock of 16,000.00, going to Al>er<lcen, Wash. where sh«- which I» fully paid up. to carry on a intends spending several week» with general commission business in Port her daughter who resides at that place. land. Or«- They make a specialty of Owing to the death of a si»t«-r of G Seiling veal, pork, and |ioultrv of ah K. «if R. ami 8. L. R. Stinson, of the kind», live or dr«»»rd. They want K. of P. order, (J. C. Moser ami Mr shipment» direct from the farmer». Stinson could not pay the promt»««! Ship|»-rs should write them for price» fraternal visit to Ixmmdas kxlge last before they sell el.««-where They semi I X :a . • . ■ r 'I ).<■;, ;•> a vimf check fur all »hi| ment» th«- day after on Apt.1 fl they ar«- Th.- , ar«- large dealer» ExSenator Fulton is having hard and can han.ll.- ny «jogntitv. »m>!<ling to obtain the ap|«untment of Albany, Oregon J.L. C alava » j Wewoly A ( sin's I have the yf luncoln Ixxgan came up from Port style* am! fit can you out as nea..j .d laid, last week, amt ia now Ixisy every cheaply as can the large millinery day working in an apple orchard, near establishments in the city. Mr» Scio. Emma Cyrus. Mr». W. J. Burden made a business ♦ * C Brown I eghorn In« trip to Portland. laat week, returning on Wednesday evening. Egg» »I 50 per setting of 15. from Brown l>eghorn Material is l«-ing |>ut on th.- ground my famous S. C W W Bailey. Brownsville, for a new hou»e on th«- Lawrence poultry Compton place, which is now owned by Ore W J Burden Meltable Commission I Irm 1 »•!• pliori* , b.Mchrt) u** V» II M’lo Spring trimmed hat» o.'*“"“ ' u t-.N1 «CIO III MS ui i» Pios ALL OF BREEDS HORSES. (Pure Brada ami Grades,) stallions, mare», colta, pome» ami jack»; two three ami four horse trama, roadster». sarkllers. If you own good horses, show them at Salem Apnl 3 If you wish to »«•II here.a your market. For premium list and information, address J. FRANK HUGHES. President. F. A. WELCH. S«-crvtary. I have pur» bred black Minorca and Brown leghorn eggs. (guarant«*ed) for sale at fl |>er setting of 15. What is the use of sending awav fur something that you can get at home. N. J. Morns. 1 ilstleme The never fail weed exterminator; sure death to Canada thistle, Russian thistle, Johnson grass, mullen. milk wee«!, burdock, (suson ivy and ail other fibrous plants. Phamphlet free on application. Sold by J. F. Wesely, Sole agent for Oregon. SAN II AM FARM A fine Poland-China aow, almost black, unmarked, weight about 2fst pounds »strayed from my farm about January 4. Please let me know if seen. I I also, have a little vetch—fl to 8 ■ bushels; also plenty of early seed ’ potatoes, small at GO cents per bushel. 8. W. Games.
