The Santiam news., July 16, 1909, Image 3

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ÏÜIIN3 & SON
ALP,ANY, ORE.
A very nice aide mam Panam ,
■ 26.
'»ihsv at 6Oe. $’ OO and F BO
New Serge, and Wool to««!*, in
■-ream and other light .hade., very
appropriate fur outing.
fc^FORI)S-
Onr^.k was • bttie late in r»m-
■ ng in but is romplrte soar. A little
m--re*tvle and a little no-re qualilv
It all tl.e i irniln-r* l*«ii"t fail t«’ •« ■
••ur Patent Call Ox turd* for India a al
$3.50.
BLANKETS
A g>»«f 54 gray wool Blanket. the
tiling (or coast or uiuuulain uw,
»4 JO.
GL( >VF.S
Men’, reindeer gauntlet Gioie*.
$t «0.
A <•««! Glove with l’«>r»eliide |-alm
■ n-l g--at cuff and •-«' •> $1.00
Hotne new driving Glove* u. brown,
7M-
rrvsh vegetable« every Wdnesday
or Thursday at Wesely’a (irucery.
E. C. Peery went up to (¡at. s on Mon­
day to look after comienx rv business.
A full line of Guarsntce.1 Prussian
Stock ami poultry remedies at W arsely's
Groe« ry.
Go to th«- Scio riaring mill for your
windows,
glam.
servenes.
doors,
wimlowa.
glaw.
shingles, etc. N. I. Murris-m.
Mr. and Mr» F C Petry am! R M.
Cam were north boumi j-aM.nger»
Wcdnestlay morning, the former fur
Portlami am! the latter fur Silverton,
W.iudburn and Salem.
The N üwk is indebted t > Mrs. W. M
RU<erta for some apple* of last years
growth They ara of a variety wl.uh
are excellent kaejiers, for th« se samph s
are in a fairly g‘"<! condition.
F. x Mayor Miller, of thia c.ty, is re­
ported to be again in a critical condition.
Dr. Prill perfarmsd another operation
upon him. a few »>• ago
fin» ha*,
st least, given h.m trm|-orary relief.
Farmers rejort that much of their
hay is greatly injure«!.
Jia market
value, for shipping purposes is entirely
destroyed, hut w ill *r*w< r for cow f«-« d.
Potato« s ami late gram has been greatly
b nelitu-d by the raiua.
il.hiry B s 'H C.-ngl. I!.-««.-.!», n..«.i
i.y the Hickory Bark Remedy C«i , <■(
«eeftuuuuuuuuou«« » ■»u« Swleui. Ore., g>iarante«d Io I* purr;
g’ia-siit.ed to cur»« y<>nr o id <>r munev
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LOCAL BREVITIfS.
(>iiaru>.i«-e«l ■<> n.nks » friend
Û O » rvfomlv«l
•4 yod-
F”r »sir b. F.. C Perry, S io,
It’s Luck to ‘"moke Puck.
Orr.. *ud lirat-ela** dealers » verve lu re
Thv Çettur than 5c Cigar.
I Three families emigrating from Idaho,
arrived in thia city, hot Saturday even-
The Cigar in the Green Box.
| mg. 1 hey cor e at of a father ami two
Bone, shell, granite, grit, i ami flax sons with their families ami are
meal at Wesely’a Grocery.
acquaintences of Minehost Carpenter,
Newtf*' dis) atch«a indicate a belter of th«- Scio hotel. The family name is
demand for lumber from now on.
Simmons am! the tw<> sons havr rvnt«-.|
Free post cards at Peery’s. Arnold’s. the Carson property in which to live.
and McDonald’s, Get one and send to All expect to purchase prooerty in the
tw-ar future. They brought their house­
your friend.
The highest market price pai«i for hold goo«!« and drove a number uf
eggs in cash, at the Itrmi-n .Meat excellent hors« a.
Bev. A. H. Carman la attending the
Market. Scio, Oregon. Caraon A Co
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Chautauqua
Assembly at Gia. atone
The condenaery people are very much
park,
this
week,
and rrports an inter»
gratifbrd at the gowl reporta which
every dealer is sending in about their eating program of exercises am! fair at­
tendance. notwithstanding the unfavor­
prmiuct.
able weather the first week. Sjieakers
A complete line of all binila of fruit
were all on hand and each has «lune his
jara, cape, rubbers, sealing wax. para- part most acceptably.
Mr. Carman
fine am! jelly glass«’« at Wescly’s
wiU return therefrom in time for next
Grocery.
. Sunday -.. rv ic.-, w l.«-.i I,.- w ill give the
Thv r iling prie«- for n«-w hay. in this (■»•»pie some of th«- things he has seen
locality, is higher than it has been for ami heard. The evening service will I hj
years. Farmers are asking $10 |n-r ton devoted to this pur|o*e and will be
in the field for it.
worth hearing.
Use Schillings Best spice-, teas,
An old gentleman by the name of
coffee, baking powders am! ««xtracts 1 Weston will eompk te a journey from
Money back if not satisfied at Wenely’s New York to San Francis o, this Week,
Grocery.
he having walked the entire distance.
The Scio mill building is being decor­
ated with a coating of paint, this week
Messrs. Daley, Balschweid ami Fred
Jones are doing the decorating.
Scio's new steel bridge was at a
standstill the first of the week, the
force being called to Albany to put in a
small brklge acruas the Santiam canal.
Dean Morris pass---! through town.
Monday, taking a load of th«- ol«i Miller
bridge irons to be used in the cor-
atruction of a «.mailer bridge over near
Albany.
W E. Arnold has sold his 12-acre
prune orchard to a newcomer, th«-
purchase price being X3IMM). There is a
bountiful crop of prunes on the tree* at
the present time.
Dr. T. K. Sanderson, dentist, will be
absent from his office in Scio, on Thurs­
day of each week, until further notice.
Those wishing dental work will govern
thrmalvu accordingly.
S. I'hilippi announces that he is in
the market to buy wool ami that he
will jvay the highest market price
therefor.
See him, call ut> Home
telephone No. 275 or write him.
6w
Weston is 7U years ul-l and will arrive
at the end of his long walk practically
exhausted. Ho undertook to make th«-
trip in UM) days, but has now been on
the way loó days.
At his age he is
foolish to havr undertaken n task which
would lie remarkable fur a younger
man to do. Weston certainly likes to
see his name in print, as there seems to
be no other reason for his unde rtaking
such an exhausting task.
A. T. Powell refiortrd a sudden death
in his family, last Friday morning. A*
the decea»e«i wm only a hora«’, n<> great
stir was made about th«- funeral, how­
ever, though it was conducted with all
appropriate cerrtmmy by Steve Philippi.
Mr. Powell had driven the am nai with
its mate to town to bring his milk and
a few sacks of grain to be chopped.
While at the mill, the animal appeared
to be in distres«. the team was driven
to the rear of the warehouse ami un­
hooked from the wagon ami immediately
the horse fell ami was deal in a few
minut a.
Lan4 for Sale
! acre to ll>00 acres. Price flu up to
It is no unusual sight now to see
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Farm of .’CÍO acres; will accept
wagons loadtd with building material,
small farm on deal. Timber lands, atxl
sash, doors, etc., drive away from the
good residence property in Scio.
Scio Plaining Mills. Mr. Morrison is a
R. SHKI.TON.
first-class planermiil man and mechanic
Scio. Oregon.
as well.
A very interesting game of ball was
played, last Sunday, between Scio’s
second and a few of the first ball teams.
The youngster* had the better of the
game all the way through, resulting in
a score of 8 to I in favor of the second
team.
Fatal Ac« ident
Salem a vberry I air
The NkWX man took a look in at th«-
Joseph Boyamivsky Jr . aon of Joaeph
Buyanov sky. Sr., of near Beaver creek, Salem cherry fair, last Friday. Well
on the Scio-1j-banon wagon road, was there were bushels of the finest cherrte*
alm« at instantly killed, at his father's [ to be *een in any country there,
home, early Tuesday morning
Just •plvmikily packed ami artistically dta
bow the acraient occurred is somewhat played. Royal Ann waa easily queen
cunj«*«-tural
As nearly aa the N ews of the bunch, though there were Bing*.
couki learn, the facta are aa follows,
Lamlx-rta am! Black Republicans which
The exhibit was
Mr. Boyamivsky was preparing to were ckiSe seconds.
haul hay and little 7-year ok! Juv am! not a surprise to the old Oregunian, for
his brother Were hooking up the team he has »e«n as tim- eAery year of ha
for this purpose, th«- father having rone Oregon life, but to the Easterner who,
to the house for s«>me reason. When perhaps, is sixm’ing his first year in
the team ha«! l«een hooke«! to the wagon Oregon, th«- .h«;.lay was l-.th a matt« r
To see ‘
and the boys were on the rack, it was of surpr.*e and admiration.
<1 s -overed that s >me of tiw line check» cherries aa large aa walnuts w aa. 1.«
ha<! not been snappe«! Jue got down him. the ■ ght uf hia life. We, also.
from the wagon to snap the checks. n> ti>-c«i that there were th- usual at
While he was In front of the team, th«- tract on« to b«- seen at a fair there in
hurees atarte«! ami |>aascd over the un­ abundance ami a magnificent «louble
fortunate boy. It la thought that, a» ! t«ah>on ascension, which ws» very suc­
the wagon passe«! over him, he was cessful. Everybody present, ami there
caught in une of the wheels ami carne-l were lota of people there, seemed to r
aroumi with it. Bkaxl was found on ** h»*"vg ■ very enjoyable l.mr.
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both the wagon hammer and the brake 1 The Salem-Scio ball game was a first
block, am! aa the skull was crush« d class rag chewing match, though a very
and an ugly lu«>king wound in the for* closely playeti game. Th«- score was 4
head. Il ia thought that either the ham | to 2 in Scio's favor.
Considerable «Haaatisfaction seemovl
mer or brak «-block caused the wound
to exist over the game I m tween the
a id the death a few minutes later.
Tho no ith of July, every two y«ars, same teams th«> day before, as Some of
UrlMii to have been part cularly un- the Scn> plajers were accused uf throw­ •i
fo tunatv to little Joe. Four wars r go ing the game.
he f< II fr« m a horse and a broken leg
resulteii. two yvars ago he fell from a
t-ee breaking one of his arms, am! th«’
present fatal accident has ck«-*«»! the
- ‘ «; ter
Mr I! ar--v« . t!tat' ■
is one of our prugresaive ami proa; erou*
Bohemian fellow citixena ami las the
•ynijusthy of all in the itaui of his sot-,
1 he funeral occurre«! at Franklin Butte
cemetery on Wednesday
Mecl Io Replace 55 m.«Jen Bridge*
J. J. Harass, w. F. Gill,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barne»,
C. A. Warner.
HI'IX | >.M« >|«H
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
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w incs, Liquors and Cigars
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TrkphcM YUla 17$
14$ l$* I'cnarnUl St.
A. G. MAGERS, Prop.
Salem, Oregon
Protlu. c 55 a.,ic«l
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Please remember that w«- nr.- ala at a
In th«- market for all of your produce,
such as lar I, I aeon, hams, taailtry,
eggs hales, w«a>!. mohair, caacara bar),
veal, hug», I-ears ami tn fact nearly
everything you produce.
We arc al
You can Gat IN* O»t
ways willing to give rrawmalde pries,
whether we buy or Sell.
Your produce
is g.axi to buy any thing in our immerse
stock of dry gnats, furnishing goeala,
shoes, hats. ca| s. gmeerim, queens
war«-, gla-’-a-aare. hardware, furniture,
Made, Of
tinware, carpets, linoleum, in fact wr
can furnish y.-u from A to Z for reason
W. V. MERRILL
able prices. If you hate mors prtsluce
than you can use for exchanging for
ALBANY, OREGON
our guoda. we will buy fur cash.
Yours f«ir busim sa,
Agent
Wt «u,i & C ain
J F. W uckuy
C ham . Wtarty
CARSON 4 CO.. Prone.
Farmers
Telephones
An All any dispwt.h to the Oregonian
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r« ads as follow •
The county court has decided to I uiid
steal brvig. a in the futura ami from
thia time on all wooden brldgss will I e
replaced by the more substant al ones
of steel. The first steel bridge ever
erect.-d by Linn county are in pnicro
of erection at Brownsville ami Scio.
The former will span the (’alap«>>iB
nver and connect North ami South
Brownsville, while the latter will cress
How to raise calves cheat ly and suc­
Thomas creek, which divides Scio into cessfully without milk with the aid of
two parts. The fill, which replaces the Biat hfoni’s Calf Meal
For sale by
approaches of the old bridge, has been J. F. W.■••’ly. Sei «, Oregon.
Complete.! at Brownsville ami the piers
are bring construe tel. while at Scio Ri.oisii.gA i ios t»i lan .» mil.
the work is just commencing. Both of In the Ciro lit Court of tho State ot
these cities hsve sn unusually large
Ore.on I or I inn County
amount of traffic due to the fact that
to the
U tto '
L. ». MONTAN YE
they arc built ar. l~tb. »¡«h» of th«
■ ’ pplit^l »•»» <»f
j
streams.
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\ » -w - t»g m ii’f ! « er
flu» mir i», fhe
,(ltf :
It is believed that the construction of
Io«It
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ndg' - -. i i>rv*V economical in
:.!»< \n tu In the »
the long run where a very long bridge of wrio, in II n < «i »ij,
No nrv Public and Solicitor
I irsuti ft« f ha« artflin
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of l'atvnt« an.I I'eiiaiona.
is requ irvd ami where the traffic
HH I |s >le el4nai,-,| j
UlMI.i Ilie* t l'«e>fi»;*! .
Office, ¿13 Weal .'l.d. St., Alb my.
Ore
across it is very great, Linn County 4»f
rihl A »f V «»«> n «. BM ) O|
Ihr »»Ifl,-«-.»f i h,,
has a splendid system of wooden i»*«» I
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• • r .
«4 I.imi
bridges. however, and it is the pur (‘•HIHI J, <Jr«g4»*9,
»<**hi«t
|« se of the court to continue their •i»4 »I ». Ilula-Ul Hel,
W h’ »» II IM.« I
erection except tn replacing the more 4>»<irrfo(
■ «le».laut
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important bndgrs of the county as th. y
become unsafe. Heretofore the only To All !• A!¡» ,
luth
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steel bridge owimm I by lunn county is
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that cruising the Willammette river V r •
in ih.. < , « un < «tu,t .,, tga a, ,a „1
Ot« gon
at this city and it was built by the oi^S<<u ■«»/ mina registren«»«« <«l ih^ Him to
ihr land als»* -le«. n»«l
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city of Albany ami later given to the
appntrruo I-« Um I« h la
v,< , t «
W. A B*INUt
county.
l> m*...il.h-w ,a.- ah, ..„a .
i..,.’,,,,, T. J. MVXKKMIg
• l’ail ■•■« i-aranir I. oh . m „, r W1 (
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I’rvaitUui
Catliier
FARMERS MEAT MAFKET
Western Electric Co
Batteries and
scio,
OREGON
Si i p| »1 ies
All kinds of Fresh Meats,
Stud a Ciri for Catalogue and Pnces
AHorneijut-Luu?
WANTED AT ONCE
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itov«»r îlot« k»
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th» i■«.«>•>«
ia,, ai«|> I.M I’«».
BH<1 >«» i will
:t ■•> .ur«o«ir UtoeJ fruto 4i«puitng
tl»e «au»«*.
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The Scio State Bank
HCIO
Sl'«>w me tan-'ant ih- osl
of «»lilt «on
«Hirt. Hu« isti«
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Highest market price paid
fur Beef, Mutton. Veal and Pork
Our punióse is to conduct
first-class meat market
A. a. PRILL,
Physician
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M. D.
Surgeon
Tt-li ph’illr, I i, hang«- Nu. II
SCIU
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OREGON
C. BRYANT
Attorney-ot-Larü
All«ny, Ore.
DR. J MON FOO
An experienced compounder of
R. SHELTON
Keill Estate
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Notary Public
Administrator of Estab a
I.uai.s Negotiated, Almtracts
Now on
Obtained and Examine«]
ICIO
Display
OREGON
SCIO PLANING MILLS
I'ublK Llesn-t p Day
The gunnentn that wp are
tlii-phiving are distinctive
enough to he out of the rut,
yet never loud enough to
off( nd good taste.
N. I. MORRISON, Prop.
MANL'lACTUFtF anJ DEALER IN
I Stls/l, DoOI’S,
Tailoring, w hich iff good as
head-and hand can devise.
Good enough to hold tho
stvle perinunenf as long as
the garment is in service.
Sausages, Fith. etc., con­
stantly on hand.
Cusick ItiAM K
W Mi, I.KH
i « loir • u-«k ■» i »> »m. io
■ lerkor ilw « Irruli « ««uri
««. ..1 »» < «luuli, «»«-*«>»
He«l|i A *»«
A|’pllo«nl « At nino«
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j To the Citixena of Scio
At a regular min ting of the City
Council, it waa or lered that a day l>e
designated by the Mayor as a public
clean-up day, ami therefore, in confor­
mance to «aid resolution. I hereby deal- .
Just arrive«! at Wesely’s Grocery, a gnate, aa such «lays, the 21 st and 22nd
full line of plain ami fancy glassware days of July. Wsdneaday ami Thursday, t
am! chinaware. Just the thing to buy i for the purpose of cleaning up all alleys
for your harvest need*. I,ricee reason­ and streets.
able, ami our patrons are cordially
We trust that every citizen will do
Invite«! to see the goods before buying their part in this matter ami put the
city in a clean condition.
elsewhere.
A G l’Kil.t.
During the past year SupL Jackson '
Maoyr
hamlled 1130.197.10 of schixil money.
using S115.1C7.49 of it for paying teach­
(OR SAI.L
ers, etc. Teachera receive an average
of |.Vi,65 for males am! $42 for females.
( Man or Won an)
There are 3324 buys and 344M girl*
A J20 Aa* Seatk Africa Velma Ik.ntv laiW
drawing school money, but only 4645
Certificate
at tern! school. The teachers consist of
67 males and 173 females.
Issued by the D< partment of the
The N kws regret* to learn of the Interior. Government of Canada. Ottawa
de ith of Uncle George F. Froet, of under the Volunteer Bounty Act, ISOM.
five miles east of Scio. The death oc­ Goesl for 32U sen » of any Dominion
curred early Wednrstiay mcrning an-1 Land open for entry in Alberta. Saskat­
was due to ok! age. Mr Frost was chewan, or Manitoba. Any person over
born in N«>rth Carolina on May 22. IK&t, the age of IK years, MAN or WOMAN,
making his age at his death. Hl years, can acquire thia land with this certifi­
For
I month and 22 days The decoaaed cate without further eharge.
was an early pion« er ami one of our immediate sale, ♦«00. Write or wire,
L. F. T ki . foko .
substantial ami worthy eitisens. The
131 Shuter Street
NtiWS anil publish anextemied obituary
Toronto, Canada,
next week.
Paesi m ’ir, W. F ,(¡¡11.
MuUtAlt, C. A. Warner
. Mouldings,
Fra inrs,
Fh inai is Etc
Chinese Medicines
Successor to (he late Hung Wu T«>ng,
of Albany, Oregon, 1» now pr«-i>nrc<l to
furnish ( him’*« rm-<liriti«-« to oil
Tho
undersigned recommends him sn<l guar
antetm satisfaction. < all or wtlie him
at 117 West Second Street
Albany,
Oregon.
M. W tun rai.i.
in At
Pap’s Coffee House
al Weal rnd of the Monism Street
bridge.
CHARLES J. MAHER
(Hurvr.»itt< Riner Hr««.)
I'ltOPHIETUR.
TIME CARD SOUTHERN PAC. R R.
M »MV M I«. IISIUIH.
We want to show vou. We
ran also fit your ptiise. A
first rule, all wool worsted
for JIB; some cheaper.
Estimates acd Plans for Boiliim
fnrmsbed on shirt notice
St i< ». < >m;.
A winner for J15; J20 will
huy one good enough for
anybody; and if the best is
none to good for you, then
$25 is thj limiu
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Always the best for the
money.
The Blain Clothing Co.
Albany
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Quite a large amount of new
furniture, etc., has been adilni
to the hotel equipment and the
tables are supplied * ith the lirst
the market affonla. Especial
pains taken to accomodate com­
mercial men. Prices reasonable
CARPENTER i HOLLAND, Props.
f.BAVIKO W U1 Sit«*—
Portland l*a«M-ngrr................. 0:23 ». at
Daily except Sunday.
Aitaiviso \5 sar 'cl»--
Portlami l‘a*teng*r
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I »ally eicept Xuiidav.
Passengers arrive in Portland at II 10
a. in. 5tsy return «ame day, leaviu«
Portland at 4 :15 p. in.
For further inf« rmatlon. rail on or
address.
WM Ml MURRAY.
Gen. Paas. Agt., Portland. Or.
T. J. liASS EX Local Agent, 55 «•»%
‘tcio. Or.
W eatherford &
wyatt
Attorneys-üt-Laiü
Office in lllnmln rg Block
ALBANY
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