The Santiam news., May 14, 1909, Image 3

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I*S Grocery.
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paper in stuck, except the
1, one third uff at Arnold's
ALBANY
Peery ami L C. Craft came
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a «vr Gates. T ins lay evening
Mr
i’es-ry ha 1 contrnct«»! such a hea y cold
with a tendency to pneumonia that he
thought the best place for him to be
was at home with mother
I»KESS <.< »<•!•>
Mr«.
IIaz« I
Moor*.
the woman
accused of the ruination of Adjutant
(«eneral Otis Hamilton, of W sshingtcn.
phased through the city on her way to
(»akland. Glad she didn‘t stop. Albany
Democrat. Brother Nutting must trunk
he would have been in danger.
( »X ¡Old'S
I sc Diamond chick feed. com|«we«i
of a great variety of seeils and grains
mixed in proportions of bone, grit,
shell, charcoal, dried meat ami blood
In all there are 01 different ingredient»,
giving the little chicks just what they
neeil to keep tnem healthy and to
grow well. Get It at Wesely,a grocery,
BLANKETS
Mr. and Mrs A H
Muller and
daughter, of Tacoma. Wash., arrived
in this city last Friday, on a visit to
Mr. ami Mrs John Wmrly. Mrs.
Muller and Mr* W«s«-ly an- sisters
Mr. Mulhr returned to the Washington
city on Sunday, but Mra. Muller will
remain in thia city for a month.
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A full line of dried fruita at Wssely'a
Grocery.
Bone, «hell, granite, grit, am!
mrai at Weselv’» Grocery.
tlax
Jack Jone« and wife w.rr among thr
fans at the ball game, laat Sunday.
Warren Cyrus, who has t««*er> in Ihr
east of th»’ mountain country for
several montlis, was in town for a few
hours on Tuesday. He experts to
»tart thia Week east with a large ship­
ment of «h«vp fur « man fur whom he
has workeef for several months ‘'Dad”
exhibits the fact that he ha« been
subject to th«* wind ami sun of th*
Exat«-rn Oregon country by the amount
of tan on hi» face.
Thr supply of milk at the comlrnaiTV
The NKWS family ia indebted to
htui lirrn more than doubled up. this
Manager C A Warner of tnx Scio
week
Mdling Co. for a bag of Hour made of
A full line of Guaranteed Pru«« an prohibition
wheat.
Ibis grain 1»
»t«>ck and |«>ultry retnediea at Weaeiy's grown on th«- hill land mirth ami cast
Grocery.
i of Scio. The Hour made therefrom is
Sims & Ri nno have almut enclosed a stronger flour than that made fn m
the new cottage for Mrs. (.ary, on our valley wheat», in that it contains
more gluten
Whether tins pi r icular
South Main St.
Gel a l«>x of Steel Die .stationery at wheaten flour >» lal>el«-d "Prohibition"
Arnold's for 25 cents, thereby saving or "Local Option ", the N kws man «
ready to testify that it makes moot
2> cents.
excellent biscuits.
Our public schools w II close in
“Uncle Jimmy" Williams, the oldest
another week. Preparation for the
cloning exercises art- now being mad*. citizen of our town ami who I» among
the okieat of Linn county as well, w«r
Mr. and Mr». Ered Gooch and
on Main nt rent Tuesday afternoon.
r’aupht« r came down from the mil),
Uncle Jimmy first saw the light of flay
Sator'ay for an over-Sumlay visit with
on .January 111, 1«2»>. which msk« • hi»
relatives.
a ;e st the present time »!) years ami 4
Landloni Abbott, of the Scio hotel, months. He says his heslth "i* as good
was overrun with guests la»t Saturday a« he <!• serve« and could ex|iect." The
night. Hr had to hang a few of them distance fr< m his residence to Main St.
up on hooka.
1» a full one-quarter of a mile and he
W V. Mi rril, the Albany manager walked the distance without help, either
of thr Pacific States telephone, was in coming or going, Uncle Jimmy ia one
this city, last Monday, looking after of our bent citizens and »Ull takes a
business matters.
lively interest in the political atlairs oí
Increase your vetch and clover crops, the country.
50 to 100 per cent, by using
land
I.and for >ale
plaster.* For sale at J. F. Wesely's
grocery store
1 acre to li»m acres. Price $10 up tu
Until the seventh, the game WM a
very cbsie contest, with two rur a to the
credit uf each team. W h«*n Scio went
to bat in the seventh, they at once
commence I t > do things. They hal re­
covered. completely from their stage
fright. lh<-y concluded that McFarlatMl
was only a fair pitcher, after all. The
feature of thia "fatal «evenin'* inning
was Huddieston'a oat ting
When the
Imaea were all full. Huddlratori went to
l»at, having his Allisny home ran l«t in
his hamla. He connected with the first
pitch«*! ball ami Iww it did gu. I tear
9V*r the h« ad uf the center fielder.
I hrve men came galloping home an<l
IIuddl« stun n ached thini tiefore the
ball was back in tlie diamond
At thia
time the visitors went up in the air
W hen th«- inning cl«e«-d, sever, of the
•x ius hat) safely crossed the home plat«.
Thia closed the run g«-tting for both
teams
McFarland was replaced with
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Albany, <fregón
FARMERS MEAT MTRXET
Proot
CARSON A CO.
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W. V. MERRILL
Sausages, Kish. etc., con*
sf’ntly on hand.
Western Electric Co
Batteries
Our purpose is to c< riduci a
first-class niest market.
Send a C ¡rd (or Catalogne and Prices
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Wt*tlneo«lay and at STAY: ON tin*
th«* baiane«* of the lime.
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Office in Bilimbi rg l!..ek
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Spring Clothing Now on |
R. SHELTON
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Al II kN Y . OIIKOON
A. G. PHI I. L.
Physician
OKF.OON
•CIO
The liest Place in Portland tu Eat
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Pup’s Coffee House
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Surgeon
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OREGON
I hereby announce that I have lea»
•il the Scl«i Hotel and pur|* ■ )....
duct »ame in first claaaotylc. .My table»
will be supplied with the l . <l th.- mall­
et afford» ami my room» and I* ia w II
be kept cleanly.
I «hall give
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attention to the comfort of I onni.<-reial
men.
I purpr«*r to make my Suntli.y
dinner» a feature The mi Id I u> cordi­
ally invited to give me a call.
Wild. M A hho F t . P l . .
SCIO HOTEL. Scio. Oregon
brMtfe
CHARLES .1. MÄHER
(Nutveasur t> Hiner Br.«.I
PltoPRIKToR.
SCIO PLANING MILLS
H. I. MOBRBON, Prot.
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Estimates and Piaos for Building
fnrnisbed so short notice
The Blain Clothing Co
Albany
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LOGGING MACiiii.L •. f
Agent
Will make the Season of 19C9
Display
WATSON BliUiriLh
IRON WORKS
All kin<ÌN of Erosh Meat
ALBANY, OREGON
Sir»-«! I>y Toiubro, 2:11 fire of 7 in th«* 2 |l» list,
«mi 4B ill tin* 2:30 list. By Mi Kiiiiiey, sin* «if Aw«*«*t
Marie 2<'2,( * iihv ,2;O2; I h I ih -L , 2.<*<*U hii <I IS <>ih« rH
in tli«> 2 lo lift
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aire uf I « « io th** ! 31» lift. Secutitl d.iiu by \ 11.«i«i• >t■ t,
301'0 Thitd dm«« Uv Altamont 33. Euinflt <l>«m by
Amer'can Clav 34. Eittb dam by Membrinu ('liief,
11. Sixth dam by Wagner.
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S Philippi announces that he
thr market to buy wool and that
will pay the highest market
therefor.
See hint, call ut
telephone No. 275 or write him.
I have pure brevi black Minorca ami
Buff Leghorn eggs, ¡guaranteed) for
sale at fl |*r setting of 15. What is
the us«- of sending aw av for something
that you can get at hume. N. J.
Morrison.
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MILLS
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covered, he ha» so far conv al«-»c,»i that
his ph> sician permitted him to return
to hts home.
Mr Gaine* 1» g. ttlng to lie quit«- an
old man m yr«r». vet I ta vigorous
conati tu tkxi vnwbloii hi»n
to pas*
thrtMitfh an onb al which manv ) oungrr
rnrn couM rx>< havr withutcx»!
The high«*»! market price fund for
egg» in rash. at the farmer» Moat
Market. Scio, Oregon. Carson A Co
J J ILmpr W F.lull.
J. A Ihlxt'ii, .1 II iGifi «"•
C. A U arimi.
! «Milu NT,
Nuastaav, C. A Warner
Made, of
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Vin« From uanby
>uattrn w « tv able to rra**h thr h«>t» t
l>aar. At the Aniah, the xurv ahrri
Th»«»* Canby ball players are a sh< Weil. < ant y 2. Scio 7
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splendid ami gentlemanly lot of fellows, McFarland 6. Johnson 1; Holme» It
but they ar» not quit» in thr class will Errors, Canby 10; Scio <
Hu.ldlcat.wi s piaying was easily th<
th* Scio willow weikier*. Laat Sunday
feature of the game
He plavej ba.
*a* a rather d>sa’reea ilv day. yet the all th« time. His deep center fiel.
lux al fans uf the natiunal game in thi» lr-.ve. h<S pilfered ba«e when McFar
city enjoy«*»! the game greatly, never .ami was sympathizing with the first
theie«a
lout year, when th* Canby I baseman over an injured finger ami
hi» sensational closing of the ganx
boys cam* up on the aam* errand for with a succeaaful king running eaten
which they came thia time, our base­ of a foul fly. stamps him »» a bal
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ball scalps, they carried away the i iavvr of high morti
plunder This time, they were, evidently | exception of the seventh, Canby | la>..:
good ball, but Scio played siin>-«iut
mistaken in their calculations. They better and instead of losing their «calf »
either over estimated their own tram 1 to Canby aa was the evident calculatin'
of our visitors, the home team weals
or unurri atimatrd that of Sc hi
Sunday nortung was showery »ml some atidltional ornaments attached to
th«lr belts.
bluatrry. so th* morning gam* was
indefinitely poatpeinrd. The afUrioon
N* at Sunday Albany will comr over
was not much better, but it waadecaled If the »ame team com«» which played
to play a game anyway.
At 22JH Scio over in that city a short time ag<>,
Scio will have some more ornament»
I mpire MacDonald called out "play with which to decorate themaelwa.
bail" ami the trouble commenced.
Two games have baren arranged
Irft with
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Jefferson,
the first
Scio on June 13
Canby plac«-d the celebrated McFar­ and
the »ertXKj at JrlTeraon on June a>
land, of Texas League fam* in the box.
This hail a tendency to ratt.e the Scio
J« hn W. tlalneo at Home
players ■»■mewhat. but they a«xin re­
Jorir Gainca. whose horn« is in Port
covered their imtting *y« a and how they
land, came up laat «un lay, acci: npany-
did swat the ex leaguer Scio had a mg his father, John W Galin s to tnr
new pitcher in the box, a >oun< min later» home up Crabtree creek
Mr
by the name of Hulm« a
In the hrot Gain«« went «town to Portland, some
At that tim«i be was
two inning» he could not control the two months ago
suffering from a complaint which re
ball and mattrrs looked rattier gloomy uuired a surgiral operation to eradicate
for the lucala. in the third, however, ll<- w«s confined in the hiwpital. in
his arm commenced working l«» hm that city, for about one month, before
liking ami from that on he was every« hut physician would allow him •-.»•
where than under hi» tmmmbati* care
thing <h air*d.
While Mr Gain.-» ha» not fully rv
Farm of .32» acres; will accept
New arrival» at Wesely’s Grocery $3U>.
this week: Rij* olives, canned mush­ small farm on deal. 1 imb< r lands, and
rooms, and canned aatairagras. Give good residence property in Sen-.
K. S helton ,
them » trial, thev art- fine delicacies.
Scio, Oregon.
N. 1. Morrison has completed the build­
ing of two barn», up in Jordan, and is
I he O «les I ragcuy
now at home looking after matters
pertaining to the starting up of the
Gates u fast becomming a typical
»
planer.
mining center; not alone because it 1»
How to ra'se calves cheaply and suc­ the ntarting point to mine» both east
cessfully without milk with the aid of and west, but because »he has or had
Blatchford's Calf Meal. For •aie by veritable **gun" men as well.
Last week a pistol duel was fought
J. F. Wisely, Scio, Oregon.
on the mam street of the town, by two
The Linn County Fair tiooks arv now
men who hail a difl'vrorfre of opinion
ready for delivery, if you wish to over the proprietorship of a woman of
bring an exhibit to the Fair, call on ill repute. One of the
dualists,
Secretary R. Shelton ami get a copy of Sulivan, is dead and the other, Herve,
the book.
will probably die. Sulivan was shot in
E’or three weeks from April 22, I wil the neck, the bullet ranging downward
sell one box of Steel Die linen note and lived but a few hours. Herve
pat>er and envelopes, the regular price was shot through the body but it »
of which is fib cents, for 25 cents. thought that he will not live.
F M. Arnold.
Men who will quarrel ami fight to thr
The Boyds, who kidnapped the Whitla death for a woman of the character
boy, have been found guilty of the which this one is reported to be,
crime of kidnanping. Boyd was senten­ cannot be sympathized with if they
ced to the prnitentiary fur life and Mrs. meet up with the same emJ they would
inflict u|s»n others. Men are commend­
Boyd for 25 years.
ed if they defend thr purity of their
The showery weather of thia week is
wives ami daughters, I ut when they
worth thousancs of dollars to our
fight to the death over thr |«ja<-saion of
farmers. If. in addition, the weather
a woman of the class this one is report-
would turn a »hade warmer, the crop
rd to have been, decent profile are apt
condition would lie ideal.
to Say "good enough. "
Tnvre is a law. both by the city and
the state prohibiting stock running at
From R. F. Peery, who came <lown !
large, yet every day and night horses from the Crown mine aluve Gates on
am! c«iws can I m - wt-n grating on our Tuesday, we leant that Herve was the
streets, to the contrary notwithstand­ aggressor and wa» entirely to blame
ing.
for the tragedy. Herve had waib-d in
Wr have just received one of the Gatea for two days ami stated hia pur- j
must complete lines of wall pa|>er and ¡■oee to kill Sullivan at aighL
When Sullivan arrived in a stage
carpets, linnoleum, paints, varnishes,
etc. Furniture, a specialty. Give us a loade«i with passengers, he had scarcely
call, before you buy elsewhere. Chas. alighted when the shooting begai .
Herve evidently fired the first shot, the
Wesely.
ball taking effect in Sullivan's neck. |
Albany was beaten in the ball game
Sullivan, though a goml marksman |
over at I^-banon, laat Sunday. Of
with a revolver, fitvd three times w ilifly .
course the work of the umpire w as
His fourth shot struck Herve in the
rotten. Umpire Mar lion aid is about
back and penetrated tl rough his body.
the only fair umpire in the county. At
After Sullivan had fired hi» fifth and
lea«t he ia the only umpire of whom
last shot, he fell on hia face. Herve
visiting teams do not complain.
then jumj>ed from the hotel platform
Willis Peery, who has been doing ami onto hia fallen foe, curatng and
«■•me special n«-wsj>ap« r work with M striking him about the head with his
H Gibbon, returned to Albany laat revolver.
night on his way to Scio, where he ha»
Herve was taken to Salem on Mon-
acre) trd a position with the new col • day, under arrost for murder, arxf *>■
ilensery, for which he will travel tell- placed in the Salem hospital, At the
ing the product. Albany Democrat, present writing it is thought by his
physicians that he may recover.
(Monday.)
Scio
C. (’. BRYANT
Attorneu-ut-Loir
Cusick R um K
Hick »ry Ba’S Coiteli Hvn.wlv,
tiy Ihr Hickory Hark Rrn.wie I .
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•»alrrn, Ore, guaraiHml to Iw I» >
gna-anU-ed to cure your r» id or •».«.« v
rrfnmled G tiara. tr«-<l io makes f. ■ ■ I
•J you
For sale h« ' ( l’«~-ry '•
• Ire., .m| fi ,»t -cl«»» dew Irr« »».•it.. ■ •
DR. J MON FOO
An experienced compoundiT • t
Cninese Medicines
Succeaaor to the lats- Hung Wo Tor i',
of Albany. < h ■ 1—
furnish Chinese n edh I'1 « to .ill
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undersigned rvcomm <mii> him ami gu
antes*« satisfaction. Call or writ« h
at l|7 West Sscoriil Str*’i't. Albn-
Oregon.
Al. W kaiiai . i
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