The Santiam news., December 17, 1909, Image 4

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Cnmmonctng Sunday, December 5.
WEST SCIO ITEM*.
the Southern I'ariAr will intrudarr din
Mrs Paul Tompkins and daughter
Ing rar service on it« local trains IM ami have recently returned from a two
IV between Portland an>l Cottage Gru* , weeks visit with relatives and fnemla
leaving Portland H'AU a m. daily 1 d <n Portland.
Sava $ $ $ by getting y«Mir windows, returning leaves Cottage Grove 4 :02 p
W. J. Borden ia in Albany thia week,
m This will serve patrons luncheons making Anal arrangements for platting
' daoro, glass, nails, lucks, hing« a, barn
south bound anti dinners north bound.
the whole Devanoy farm Into twelve,
d«»r track rollers, the celebrated
Bracelets, hat pins, lockets, neck Ave and ten acre tracts.
' Columbia tinted wall paper, etc., at the
Theodore l^ngley has sold his farm
chains, cuff links, set rings, plain and
Scio Planing MHL
l i cry nice aide cream Pa nani ,
Scio merchants should use their in- engraved barai rings, signet rings and is now thinking of buying again in
$128.
We make a thia locality.
' fluence to have the road leading to wart's birthday rings, etc
'Kilusii« at 60«. *1.00 and *1.60
Tom Quigley will ship a carload of
specialty of fine gold engagement and
'
Stayton,
placed
in
go«xl
condition.
It
New Serges ami W isd tusáis, In
pula toe« from ber”, probably thia
wedding
rings.
I
is
a
matter
of
increase
uf
trade
to
cream and oilier light shades, very
Week.
E A. F kewcm , Jeweler
appropriale for uuliug.
‘ them
Albany
Stella, a Nttla daughter of John
For every dollar's worth of gt«d» you
Shelton. la hating very aanoua trouble
o.X EORDS
Look here! I can furnish you with
buy from Weaely A Cain «hiring their
. with a swelling In one knee, suppuaed
•ale which commencee December 4, groceries, lunch goods, post cards,
Our »tuck wa» a little late In com­
to bo a result of typhoid fever, which
ing in but is complete now. A liille
gives you that many ehar-eea on th« •'ationery, and school supplies, con
| «he had some time agv
Her« »tile sih ! a lltlle m-re quality
fe«
t<«nery
and
tobaernes.
Orders
taken
15 and $10 gold pieces.
Twu men of this rveighborbuol walk
In all the numbers. I*un'l lad lo se -
fur office suppl.«-« an«! rut«ber »tamps
-•nr P <le|>l l «II Oxford« tor lolle« at
It is reported that a syndicate x
«■d to Jefferson the day of the recent
Agency
fur
ll*
American
Weekly.
*3.60.
I negotiating (or a large tody uf timber,
| i.ig snow ami on returning, of course,
C. G. GuUUH,
up Thomas creek. It is sard the
Scio. Oretro»’ nad s«>s.e quits hard walking to du.
BLANKETS
for sixty days has been taken
ijecooung very tired and warm they
Quite a number of uur citisens were ate considerable of the "beautiful,**
if a sale is ma«ie. will »mount to
uver to the county seat, last Saturday, alor< the way, resulting In one uf them
•I hundred thousands of dollars.
We have some very han«ls«>me mam- attracted there brcauM- of two referee being taken with very severe cram|e
¡cure seta, also silver and ebony comb. sales of property located in Scio arsl arid pain«. In fact th« ca»e became so
brush and mirror sets. The prices are Richardson Gap, Among the numl er «eriouB he stop|>ed st hu Cormrade'a
were;
Wm. Brenner and daughter. home until morning. Moral, don't eat
Men's reindeer gauntlet Glove«.
very reasonable on these seta.
*1.«O.
Miss Birdelle. N I. Morrison. Wm. •now when warm arxi tire-1
F
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PaSNCH.
Jeweler
A vissi Glove with hr>r«eldde iwlm
Arnold and R Shelton. Wm. Brenrwr
Albany.
■ nd g<mt miff and *au k *1.00.
purchased th«* property in Scio, paying
Moina lieu driving Gioirà in brown,
Clubbing Rates
I will receive a carloaii of American Irillft therefor.
The Richardson farm,
7S«.
Asld and Elwood lawn fencing, to ar­ in the Gap. was purchased by Harry
As the time of year is now at hand
rive alx>ut January 1.
I will make a C Kenney. of Portland, for $I2.«M).
when winter reading «iwukl La prvv ideal
reduction to those who will receive the
The N kwh has arrange.! a clubbing for, we make the following clubbing
same at West Scio
l«ave ««deni at
0000999999«
4 * a 0 9 9 9 9 9
offer to our readers. Ona year's sub­
the Scio pl a' ii ig mill. N. I Morrison rate with the Youth's Cumuaniun Pub­
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scription to the Santiam News la In-
LOCAL ORCVITirS.
lishing
Co.
by
which
the
N
a XTIAM
0
In the premium auction sale of
cludeai
in all the prices quoted below
N isi and the Youth's Companion can
Chrtstma« cattle at the Portland stock
be supplied for 12.M a year. Die last 1 he Weekly Oregonian (Portia is I $2 M
paid«. Ia»t Tuewiay, «» steer was
named (taper is the I vailing vn-vk'y Die Semmi-Wewkly Journal "
rz <w
How is your wixm I pile? Is it runn- u,Li for $326. or $26 per hundred pounds magasine publish««! in the country Its
Ths
purler
house
»leak
from
that
The
Briwirrs
Gate
tie
(Chicago)
12 Zf.
ing low?
contents are high class moral slori« a,
animal. wiU sell fur about fl fly cents
W
G. MrDonxM was an Albany!
and other instructive and entertaining The Thrice a week World (N Y.) latís
per pound.
$2.00
visitor, this week.
matter. The subscription
price is Any Si a year magarme
The Green bridge between Scio and 11.71k.
SjSr~
We
can
give
you
clubbing
rat« a
With
the
Nkwa,
as
slxjie
Th««s. I.arge w «nt over to Shedd,
Jefferson, ia reported to be in a danger
with any newspaper or magasina, no
quoted. 22.60.
Monday evening.
ous condition, « hi account of ths maldle
matter where published.
The j roliminarv survey f««r the Scio 1 ■ i ier I wing undermine«!.
J. J Barnes, of al«ove Stay ton, came
Now should
r droa.1 Was completed. Tuew'ay.
Sandrr*m brltj<r <rt « h of rommwsmn down Sunday to look after busInras
V. a iwiwu,
Hu infurmerl us that the r. j mim,
Rev (Miley, of Eugene, will preach in ' Seto wvukl be ii I most eompietelv isolated matters
I’rwitfoui
Cashier
not
twlng
Stayton
brpige
had
collapsed,
h< m >, next Sunday, morning ami even j ,o fBr M roa«l travel is concerned,
strung enough to sustain its own
ing.
We are still In the market for all
Everybody appreciatid the >un«hiney kinds of produce, such as Eggs. Butter. weight Decay is «aid to l«e the cause
This makes the second large hri 'gr
leather we haw l«een having this ' Veal.
Bean«, which Linn county will l>e required to
ORFGOX
Hogs, Baron, I.an!.
«CIO •
w«wk.
; Onions.’ HL toe. Pelts. Beeswax. Css bulk! the half of next year.
The
A full n»w line of Xmas aip! New ears bark. etc. Prices always on top
flora a generai listikmg an I eiclisnge
Jefferson bn.lge is the same class of
Year j»>«t cards, books, game«, etc. at I for good stuff.
I. tana ma Is al ciirr«-nt r .trs
structure as that al Stay ton and both busi ras
Mui-ilonald».
J. F WtSM Y
have given trouble almost from the ar,d drallr tratte«! ori t>rin. i|«l > i< ira
|
Ths
Messers Simmons, who have'
Iwrsn living on the multi «id«* fur several
week«, while they were bulklmg bou«e»
on their farms, this week moved to
thc«r farms.
Visitors are tecleóme whether
ALBANY, ORE
intending to purchase or not
You can buy clothe»
in Iota of place«,
lota of prices
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But aftri
all there's something to
be considered in style,
fit and tailoring.
These are our »trong
points We get an ii'.di-
viduality in our cloth­
ing that you don’t see
VES
• *
anti
in oruiniiry clu’hing.
There is no use telling
you that our New Fall
Suit« ami Overcoat* are
in because j 011 ex
it;
and bebider, you alwuvs
ItMik for tin»
in
m . w
thing«
our «tore, and are
never di>«;ipp<)iiiD*d. When you buy your cbith-
ing from ux you are sure that you are gutting
the ¡lick tif tin» market.
Suits and Overcoats, $10 up
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
The Scio State Bank
The
late
State
Representative
It Is probable
A spe«*isl •ch-iul meeting ia cailwl un time they were bullded
1 I hhmui Brandon, left an estate vulue«! Decernt er 24, for the purpose of Axing j that steel will replace both structures.
Fini flau A«smsw4aUsai IS* w»mr< Swvkr
at $l‘j,uuo.
a tax levy tn support Ihr public school, j
Largr Ssnyl« kotxar I« Laaamui It«»«itn
Santa Claus Supplies
I ¡me, cement, rublter rooting ami aii The public fumi recelvwl from the ;
I inda of building material at the Scio •chool tax am! from interest on the j Come ami see my ass >rImeni of
UKMJt NEW MANA6EJUNÏ
irrtulucible stato fumi is not sufficient ' Christmas goods
Full Ime of • litui
Planing Mill. *
t<> support an right month» school.
mas and Near Year rar is.
Tov« for
ftn»N To the wife of Wm. Serfling.
the
children.
Gift»
uf
all
kinds
for
A
car
load
of
fence
wire
ia
on
the
'
near ('rabtree, on Deccml>vr II.
lioth young anti old. Beautiful Ism bon
way
from
the
factory
On
account
of
|
I'Mf), a daughter.
C.8ANT riBTLE. Pre*.
this car. we will give you special prices 1 boxes that make excellent presents.
Look up Weaely A Ca n.a ad. cut it
OREGON
« hi all the wire fencing we now hate ini Boy«, don't forget that girls like bun ALBANY
out and bring it to them; you might
stock. Now IS U«e time to buy your , buns and I have a large a»«ortm«*nt
make $5 or $10 by doing so.
C. G. Got i;«.
! fence.
8. Hdlippi returned Tues-lay from a
Chas W.-sely.
M H Turkey» l.mhJen Geese
He re-
two weeks visit to California.
High School warrants have been sent
»«rts bad wrather while he was there.
Fur brv««ling pur|«>«ea I have pure
out fi r the month ending Dec. 3: A •
< 'ut out Wrsely A Cain's ad and I.any $.362 65. Sodaville $31 60. I sfeSSS* bred Mammoth Bronte turkeva and
bring it to them, its good for a chance »216 93. Oakville $45.87, Shsdd $ 0«. 26, Emlvien Geese, Price of turkey tnms
on the $5 and $10 gobi piece«.
Halsey $64.60, Harrisburg $104.1’, N. $f> for single bird or $7.50 |wr pair; fur
The S« Io Milling Co. have th«1 material Brownsville $144 U6, Lacomb S3K.K7, P. Geese $.< for single binl, or $5 |er pair. ,
These fowls cannot l«e « ir|>a»»«-d by
on th«« ground with which to rop»ir the Brownsville $87.26. Scio $124.18, Plain
any
in the country.
old dam, as «>on as the water subsides. view $64.60.
Mrs. W. G. McDonald
If you want the l«est fence in the
County School Superintendent Jack
la the place to visit. Orang?
northwest, the American fence will All aon has completed the «'lumeration of
H'g Reduction In Xmas Can lien
the bill. For sale at the Scio Planing the school children of Linn county
if raves in full bloom, tropical
From Dee. 20 to Dre 26 I will sell
Mill.
The flgur«-« are 7397.
I aat year the
all Xmas candies at reduced pnces, flower», fomotia hotels, historic
number
w
as
6972
The
inerraa
of
42f>
Macdonold's ia the only place in town
('orne in and get my priera on candirà Old Missions, attractive watering
you can buy AMon'a chocolates ami shows that the |K>pulation of Linn
!
and nuts before buying elsewhere.
places, delightful climate, make
bon I wins.
Imn't fail to look at the , county has increased about 2000 during
Max. P H. M aco inalo .
this favored s< ction the Nation's
fancy boxes of candy when sehrcting . the past year,
presents.
y>
most popular winter retreat. You
Two or three petitions for mail
Henry Ray reports that Mr ami Mrs. supervisor are being circulated in ÄS3ICUITURM COLLESE—WINTER COURSE can see this section at ita best via
t'sl (.'arson were the recipients of a North Scio precinct. Whoever is ap­
January 4th to Iebruary iMth, 1910
genuine old-faahonrd chariiari at the pointed, let ua hope, will put the rowl
home of the bride, over near Crabtree from thia city to West Scio in g<w»l
Practical w» rk, lectures and demon­
creek, last Tuesday night.
c ndition
It is the most traveled strations wi'l be given in such vita sub­
AMO
Jeff Creel has been elected chief road in 'his vicinity and should have a ject« as General Farming, Fruit Culture,
«■ngineer of the Albany Are depart giuul crushed rock surface all the way. Animal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry­
Rö'id of a Thousand Wonders
ment. Jeff was one of C<>mmi»»ioner ■ Our new and beautiful line of Holi­ keeping, the Business Sid«' of Farming,
Blacksmithing,
Butler's chief carj«cnter» during the day («< m «' s . full of choicest selections Forestry, Carpentry,
construction of the Scio bridge.
for the Christmas trade is now ready Mechanical Drawing, Cooking, Sewing,
Hot coffee and Country (Tub cream fur your inspection, consisting of Dressmaking, Home Management, etc.
St
CALIFORNIA
Standard Liquor Co
AHOlLSALf DEAL»
IF
i Wines, Liquors and Cigars
F
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1*1 15* G>onerdd St.
A. G. MAGERS, Prop
Salem, Oregon
IN WINTER
ORE
All < lasses of Job
Printing executivi
on short notice at
Shasta Route
reasonable price«.
SOUTHERN pacific co .
All regular courses begin January *th
served free to all at Weaely .4 Cains Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, 2 liver
«nd end February 11th. Farmers' week
during this sale on Ladies ami Misses Novelties, Umbrellas, etc.
February 14th to IMth.
coats, suits, skirts and waist«, and on
F M F kknch , Jeweler
Up-t<rdate train«, first
A cordial invitation is extem!e«l to all
Mena ami boys suits and work coats.
Albany.
class
in every reaped,
interested.
Wenxl Bullish, whose farm lies a
I re Bilyeu came over from Lebanon
Good accomm<«iationa may l>e secured
unexcelled
diningcar ser­
short distance Southwest from Scio. ■ last Saturday evening.
He says the
die«l st St Marya hospital in Albany on wagon roa«l between Scio and Lebanon at reasonable rates. No age limit
vice. quick time and
above 16 years. No entrance require­
Saturday l»ecrmber II, I9“>9
~
' ha« disapiieared under a see of mud.
direct connections
to
ments. Prominent lecturers have been
b«»lv was taken to Vancouver, Wash
,
— • , He. also, stated that he had sold hia
all
points
south
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secure»! for special topics. The in- 1
for burial.
interest in the livery and feed barn and
st ructions I force of the C-ollegr numbers
Beesial A sms « Til, Salt ef
The Farmers Meat Market will pay for the Cunt time in thirty years he was 100. Excellent equipment.
horse
leas.
the highest market pri«-e for beef,
A special frature is the Farmers'
mutton, veal, pork, hides ami eggs,
Wm Brenner and J. S. Warwick re­ Week which comes this year Feb. 14th
They ilont want the earth, but they du
turned from their Marion county coyote to IHth. Lectures, discussions, and a
want your produce and are willing to
hunt, late Thursday evening of last general reunion.
WOODBURN TO LO« ANGELES
I ay for it.
For further information address
week. They reported the capture of an
AND RETURN
The HeraM says Harrisburg ami unusually large coyote, which had been Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College.
Corvallis.
Oregon
levying
a
heavy
tril>ute
from
G.
W
Sci<> are the only sch<'ols of the 'county
With corresfiondinR low rates
whim show a loss over last year. Hunsaker's band of sheep -about 20
TWe I.»esl NseWesa
Must I* a mi. take about that. There having been killed.
from all other sections of the
err about 15 more pupils thia year than
ere nrWes u««»t<»l «• Tl.m-ls' Northwest,
with liberal utop-
The Corvallis A Eastern railroad is nt The h f«M'-M»i»s
wr—« i « j >>ur ipwler«:
Inst
Last year three teachers hamtle«! i
overs in each direction and long
preparing to lay about twelve mites of Wheat, I-*« ’"««hel
the business.
Thia year four are rx •
175 pound rails over the summit, thia «Mts. «e« !«»«»'»i .
limit Interesting and attractive
•Teur. >—« sarS
qtilrrd.
b ing necessary on account of (he bail
There is somewhat of a hit«h in the
b h<> r< ntrai t. whl< h N. I. M« rrison
v. as rc)««rted to have secured, last
week. Il «eems as though the money
h. d not been provwled for the university
bu Ming, and without Mr. Morrison
could secure contract* for l»th. tl e
university ard post office huildtn*, he
cared for neitn« r. The matter hut not
vet been fully decMml.
condition of the track on that portion
of the road
This stretch of the road
is the most difficult to get over, am!
consequently
receives the greatest
wear, and the lighter rails have l»vn
found inaalequate for the strain of
h> avy trains on the hard pull,
The
rails have already been shipper! over,
a m I the work of laying them will begin
i mmMatrly,
Iran, »er trm
«h«W-. «er 'on
«'hop, |wr 1<W
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Unii«»».»et purind. 4r»Sw .1
r The only news­
paper puldislud
in Eastern Linn
County.
Politi­
cally independent
and stands, at all
times, for the
interests of the
people
The Beet Place in Portlaml to Eat
is al
literature on the various Winter
Resort« of California can be had
on application to any S. p.
orO. R. & N. Ajpnt, or from
WM.
Mt MURRAY
Gerund Paused ger Agent
Portland. Ore.
•
3
Pap’s Coffee House
I
al West end of the Mortison Street
itrulge.
CHARLES J. MAHER
(Successorie Riner Bros.)
PROPBIETOR.
DR. J. MON FOO
An experienced compounder of
Chinese Mediciic.s
Succsaaor to the late Hong Wo Ton
of Albany, Oregon, is now preiwred to
furnish Chinese medicine« to al'
The
un«isrsirned rectimmend« him ami guar
ant«'e« satisfaction. Call or write him
■ at 117 W«aet Seroml Street. Allwnv,
'Oregon.
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