The Santiam news., February 18, 1910, Image 4

Remember-
<>nr Slmt* I ’epiirt iiii'iit
when 1».lying »lippem,
fliorM. I miii I, rubber*,
etc.
A wide variety
• •f »tylrn at reasonable
prices.
Watch
Peery's right-hand front
window.
>
Farmers an<l iluluwn are rustling
for hay, th<-»«' days.
Mr ami Mrs. Wm McCord, of Cres­
well, were visiting friend* in thia city, :
last week.
Vilas Philippi amt family expect to
return to »cio to reside, in a short time.
•
•
Hr has rented the J. 8. Warwick prop
Qhr. »w MO* w «: i 3 mhm * MO«
erty in which to live.
I hhm I P uii
The Nation
President—William H. Taft
Vice Presaient James Sherman
Visitors drv tecleóme irhetner
Intending to purchase or net
Ths Cabinet
Secretary of State— Phtlamier
Knox
Secretary of thr Treasury—Franklin
Macveagh
Secretary of War—Jacob M. Dickin
»on
Attorney General—Geo W. Wicker-
• hain
Postmaster General—Frank H Hitch­
cock
Secretary of the Navy—George I.
Meyer
Secretary of the Interior—Richard
A. Ballinger
of Agriculture—James
Secretary
Wilson
Secretary of Labor—Charles Nagel
Commissioner of the I .and Office
F'rrd Dennett
You cun I hiv
We think thia present Oregon winter I
West Sen Item*.
Weather bad, but p«-ople who live in I The Southern Pacific auditor*
the Mississippi valley woukl think it j at the station last Wednesday.
Suit*, c..at* and <lre*ses
remark sidy mild ami i almy.
John Nokra ami wife, from Cottage
Mr ami Mr*. Grtlfin, of Montavllla. (•rove, came last week for a visit with '
were visiting hi* son Gonlun < ,, of the | tlwir son Clyde, who is the depot agent
Latest style* ami fabrics
eundensery. thr first of the »wk. here.
They were returning from Southern
L. I-ogan has the wiedow* in hi* new I
Oregon.
house and is now doing the plastering.
Thi- appropriation of flOO.OISJ, made i
Charley Flunk* t has been taking the 1
by our last legislature, tu buikl the
place of the night agent nt the depot, i
Crater lake wagon road, has brm
[ this week. Morri* having gone home on i
declared unconstitutional, by the *u
I account of sickni-s*
prrtne court.
our cloth-
Ruth Tompkina received a fin* piano j
I Mino I I A
-PHT ti *
Even the westhrr cleark is helping to;
last Wednesday,
from Portland, a
txsist the price of meat.
It ia said
present from hi r father.
7Hc
thiiuaamls of cattle are dung raat of
The Stat*
E vanpa .
the mountains, for Irek of feed ami the
$1 .IN
United States Senator*—Jonathan
continued covering of the grass with
• h*>m <* T<>p*c*
Bourne Jr ami Geo E Chamberlain.
• now.
(left over fro n last week.)
Representatives First District,
Harrv Johnson came down from
C. Hawley. Second District. W
you that our New I -ill
R.
H.
F.
Struikmcier
is
just
recover
Gme hvdle, Tuesday afternoon. Hr re­
Eilia
A lbany . O tegon
port* the *now too deep, up there, to ing from an attack of lagrippe.
Suits ami Overcool
Governor—Frank W. Benson
work for a day or two, »o he concluded ■ Mr* Chas Freitag Sr. has been lain :
Secretary
of
State
—
Frank
to *jM-m! the lay off at home with his up for aevera1 weeks with a severe at­
Benson
tack of rheuinatis n.
family,
o Albany's cilitens have learned to1 Mr». C. J. Dewall spent a few dat* State Treasurer—George A Strel
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
«
in Albany, on a visit with friends, last
eeooooooooaowoooo eon »ing ami in a »bort time they expect to
J. H Ackerman
fiy.
A* thriw- are the
principle week.
State Printer- Willi* R. Dunmway
Fur Sale S <’. Whit« Leghorn hms characteristics of bird*, will there (»• u
Mr. and Mrs I Compton came down
Supreme Court Chief Justice, Frank
«tore, ami are
iii-w specie» ailded to the ornolhological ' for a sh,.rt visit with th« ir relative» A. Moure, Associate Justices, Robert
Mr -. T. Stucktiiii. Siu rnfan. Oregon
ami friends, last Friday.
Mr*. I.. E. Miller went to Albany on s | m -< ies?
iifvei ili*appoinD'«l. When you but your cloth­
Elkin. Will R King, W. T. Slater,
Ex »tali- Representative, Willard N
InisineM, last Saturday.
The |»euple of thia neighborhood are I nos A McBride, clerk. J C. More
ing ftotn us V' iu an* sure that you are getting
Mr*
W
F Gill gave n birthday Jone*, will have to serve one year in very well pleased with the new schedule land
the
government
pr.on
at
McNeil'*
i
the
C.
A
Fl
has
adopt,
d
i
dinner to her relative», lust Sunday.
tin* pick of the market
The Diatrict
island, ior frau-f in th>- Silrtx reserva­
'I wu ga uiline engine* in this neigh |
Fur Sale Four thorough bred white
Judges-George H. Bimelt. William
tion.
Ilis fine of t2«»> will probably ‘ luirh usl now, one twlonging to August
Minorca Cockerel*. Price fl »MJ.
Galloway; Prosecuting r.tl->rn<-y, John
lw remitted.
Scheman
the
ot
herone
to
John
Dewall
M rs J N J onkh , Thomas. Ore.
H McNary
Df»TY R mouk *.
Our last carload of fencing is about
Wm Gilkey received a full’lmd
Th* County
all gone and we are getting ready to I
Iridian Runner drake from Southern
Ifosrlnj River Iripplca.
(order another carload from the factory I
■*.
Stat«-Senators-
M A Miller. Frank
Oregon, last Saturday.
So if you are going to need any fence
Miller for Linn and l.ans Countie*
My!
but
it
seem*
that
spring
will
July 21 next is fixed as the birtUiay
we can save about 3 cents on a r<»l never come. Once more every thing is
Representative* I. A Minsers, J.
of the Oregon Assembly. Wonder if
providing you leave the order with u» wrapped in snow and it la still snowing. M Fhilfioll
its name la to be "Dennis. ”
now. C«.me ami see us tw-fore you buy.
Co inly Judge J N. Dincan
J. L. Davenpirt is getting pretty
Garden s»-eds from A to Z. Seeds
F or H air 8. ('. White i-eghilrn« shakey.
Com in**ion<-r» O. H. Ruawll,
This
morning
he
w.ui
seen
to
that are true to name an i that grow, We have a few nice -ochcrel* fur sale.
G i ir in teed, or in i.iey back by J F. July hatched, at II per. bird ami egg» step out of his h'Hiie. shake his head Butler
1 ami return Li tne tire i i dl«pair. But, : Viera J W Millet
W eseiy.
’ for hatching in the season.
No purer l ' luckily. Grandpa Gaines dropped in and J Sheriff D. S. Smith
Make your hens lay by feeding I stock than the above can he found any - '
gave him a few word* of encourage- l 'treasurer W. W. Francis
Prussian Poultry tonic, bone, «hell. where. Also full blood Poland China |
merit. telling hi n that all danger* Were ; Recorder Graut Fruinan
For »ale at hog* with pedigrees. Trappiat Father», ,
granite ami alfalfa meal
not death and that the darkest hour | School surermtenJent W. L. Jack
Wi-«i-ly's Grocery.
1 Scio, Oregon,
was just before daylight.
-o J L I son
WHOLESALE DEA LEK IN
Ot Alexander, one of Fre«i Gooch'*
If th'-re i« a worse piece of road in «farted out one* more to breast the , Assessor-D B McKnight
Io/ bur n-rs, came down Monday after the Willamette valley, w hich has so j • t mi a* fi r >> i
Surveyor Alfred L. Geddes
. a lion, hop ng
ru on.
lie »tateil the snowfall at large a trade, than that from Scio to 11..it i . h r • w .- || I »>•,-. Uii p a <■
Coroner W illiam Fortmiller
Gin ,-hvilli- »»« »even ini'hea.
Fruit Inspector---
Weal Scio, the Ni W s svu pathixes with
Grandpa Gaines is enjoying good ,
Oregon's birthday the date of her the people who have to travel over it. health, this Winter and is very well j Health Officer -Dr. W H Davis
ailmiasion into the union occur* on M The people expect Supervisor Nhope to satisfied with his new man.
He con- •
The City
\ .ili-iitine'» day, February 14
1-ast manifest his skill, as a road builder, on template* going into the chicken bsiu-
i Ma vor-- Henry M. Myer
TrkpboM M a I o 17$
III 15a Com merdai St.
hioiHlay was tin- ,’ilat anniversary.
nhe same during the coming summer.
MS*.
Recorder -E. D. Myers
Hon. C. I.. Shaw came over from Al
Last Sunday morning our city ex-
W. L Biaiker is somewhat discour­
Marshall -I. N Waddle
bariy, last Satunliy
lie 1« the Grange |M-rtern-'d a mintiriUoU» dritZle of rain, aged aluiut the snow, bays people had
*•
Treasurer---J. F. We»iey
A. G. YAGERS, Prop.
t
Salem, Oregon
deputy for this district ami his visit untel al>uut ikmih , when the precipita­ i„ U m «t.,! ;,t hqgM uMfl ha gets hi*
Council men -Perry Bilyeu, W. A
was for the pur|><>*e of installing tin tion was changed into snow
Because crop in.
Ewirg, R. M Cain, J. L. Calavan. W
officers of Banner Grange
of the warmth of the lower air current*
»*»•■»••*•• a . • . • »* . • » . » . . • . . . • .............. . I . , * , . . .... ... *.y ».
Mr. and Mr». Perry Pitchford paid E. Arnold, N. I. Morriaon, J. A Bilyeu.
The Farmer* Meat Market will pay the falling of the snow was a matter of their father, at larbanon. a visit, last
Justice of the Peace-- Jas. A. Bilyeu
the highest market price for bi-i t, wm-.derrncTt. Bill this did not atop the Friday returning Monday, bringing with
Const ab e J. A. Bilyeu.
mutton, veal, pork, hides and egg*. »•inw fall, which coiitunnd throughout them a »iaiw»u>rm.
School directors- E. C. Peery, A. G.
They ilont want the earth, but they ik. the afternoon and m >st of the night I
Uncle Jimmie Charlton and Marv n Prill, R M Cain
ILid it not I hm - o for the
w ant your produce and are willing to following.
Officers of Linn County Fair Auuua
Davenport
an- making it pretty warm
continuiiu* am! rapid melting, Selo
pay for it
Uon---I
’reauient, A G Prill, secretary,
would have beheld snow twelve inches for coons and minks. Marvin killed a
Full line of vetch, red. white and
R. Shelton, director*, A
G. Prill,
coon
and
Uncle
Jimmie
saw
a
mink
alsike clover, timothy, ryegrass, rape ibep on Monday morning. As it was track.
John
Healey.
E
C-
Peery,
M C
They have not shipped their
wed. red top, alfalfa seed, etc., in fad the snow wm full five inches deep ami fur* yet.
Gaines, 1. A. Mimker», G. G. Belta.
en rything in the wed line at the very ami so damp ami heavy that consider-
D H. Bodme, J. A. Bilyeu,
The aehool board. District iri held a
lowest |MM»lble price. Seed» sold for < able damage wm done the light and ;
McDonald.
telephone service, The light plant was ,n'*' (,n* at
school house, last even-
canh only, at J F. Wesely'* Grocery. |
compelled to shut down at I 1 "10 be- hig. to makti arrangements fur more
Lxecutur*’ Notice to Creditors.
Rev. Mr. tkiley, of Eugene, came
cause of the breaking of one of the wm«d. Prof. Geddes was there with
over Monday and is bolding a serie*« of
Moticv
is hereby given that
primary cable*. Thi* last »now storm both feet, ready to do his part.
All Claases of Job
1
meetings at the Baptist church while
V < Tadfk ia improving his farm very undersigned have been duly appointed
la, perhaps, the most severe on atnek of
Printing
executed
1
here.
Later in the week Rev. Baker,
executor of the last Will and Estate of
either of the three which We have had much in the way of clearing land.
on short notice at
of lA-banon, will Come over lo assist
C. T. Craft thinks he ia about G. T. Frost, deceased, by the County
him. 1h* UM-etlngs will last up to ami
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
the
rcaaonai ie price*.
through i seeding, for this season.
Inrliuling next Sunday.
WHAT OF THE ÄLOR’CH »HCT PUN
Mr*, Apple and son John were oi ert Gounty of Linn, and that said execut­
A few setting* of pure bred B iff
to Visit Mr. ami Mrs. V, R Apple, ia»W or» have duly qualified. All person*
(Continued from
1)
vrpington eggs, at 12 uu |«r »ettntg of
Friday, returning home on «-umlay, vid having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to prvaent the same,
15. Egg» only from the «elected bird*
bcio.
an- offered for sale, If you want egg* this he may answer: "We have too
The writer has just received a letter with proper vouchers and duly verified,
from hens that look well ami lay well much gold money already. Why add to from Southern Oregon, in which he to B F Froat, one of the undersigned
get a few of there and you will not its volume a substance which has l«een stated "If I will make him a visit, he executors, at his place of residence, tie
comlemneil?” Simply to restore our will catch a big deer and hold it while I wit. Scio, Linn County. Oregon, within
J. F. W b »« i . i .
regret it.
Chas N. Young, a trusted employe of lost trad* with the orient, to increase shoot it. " As that is the lieat offer six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published thia 21 day
the Corvollia creamery, arrived in this our trade with Spanish America; to re­ which I have had for some time, I
city last Saturday, remaining until the store our exchanges. whiFh. at the think I mint accept the invitation. of January 1910.
F. B. F rost
following Monday afternoon
Charley present rate, if continuer! long, will Sometime in the near future. CCMTUX.
G. M F rort
was returning from a visit to hi» I close our mill* ami factories, ami take
Executor* of the will and estate of
Because the N ews criticmed Albsny
brother, of Tygh Valley, where he had from our «k i II« m I laliorvr* employment.
What
will
happen
if
that
day
cornea?
G.
T. Froat, deceased.
business
men
fur
u«ing
school
boy
bean sick for two months. Hr has now ■
J. B. Hiwford,
fully recovered, and la ready for work. ' Ami is it not imminent when in China m< thud* to create enthuaiaam in their
‘ steel rail* are tw-ing produced at one- "Get acquai nt iti" visits. Editor Nut­
Attorney for Executor*.
The present winter is equal to if not
teenth the coet of rails in Pittsburg? ting of the Democrat, thinks the moon
Iuut 1‘ublication Feby. IK.
the
record
fur bad, disagreeable | |n ,
... Japan cotton ami wtsden goods are may I m - dmturiied *« mvwhat and that (
winters tn Oregon. We have had cold
' tiring pruduci-d at one-eighth thr cost Scio needed »ome of the "yell" spini. I
rr weather, deeper »now, or more rain, of the same in New England. What
No doubt. Brother Nutting, Scio does ■
than this winter has given ua; hut con­
will Mr. Aldrich answer the factory need to enthuse nome more; but she '
tinuous weather, which ha* been killing
men of Rhode Island when they con­ tvelieve* in doing thing* Instead of mere
An exi*rienced compounder of
on both crops ami stock, the winter of front him with these facta?
empty yells. Albany once hail a county I
thr "comet" year take*, not only thr
Congress has passed a law to punish fair; but her busmens men allowed it to
cake, but the whole bakery.
mi n who conduct a huainea« Which ia starve to death.
Scio now has a
But Mr. Aldrich flourishing county fair, which, tiering
Now that the Fair Hoard has ar rang in restraint of trade
Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong,
rd
for the purchaar of the F»ir helped to put upon thr nation'« statute the late purchase of the ground«, is out
of Allisny. Oregon, is now prepared to
Grounds, a aystematic meth<»l of book a law, which in its natural work­ of debt
Albany talked milk rondense- furnish Chinese medicines to all.
The
iH-autifying
thr ground* shoukl lw ing has cksM-d our export trade with ry for two year* ami the ‘yell" was all undersigned recommend» him ami guar
adopted.
f Shade
“-—>- —
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-----
— ‘1 ' half thr world. Congrr»* cannot Ir
trees
can •—
be -• planted
Call or write him
’ it amounted to. Scio talked milk eon- antees satisfaction.
at points which will not interfere with imlicted. but under their oaths are not .li-naery for two week* only, resulting at 117 West Second Street. Albany,
Oregon.
M W K sti ai ,i
employe* thoroughly fm t’litir with the r»conla of
exhibit apace, and rose bushes of fall congressmen bound to undo that unpar- in the Ituilding of a comicnsery ami '
Lion County. Aveu racy, neftne»«» nml «iiaputch is
bloomer* can lie set out, etc. Such alleled wrong?
which i* making the twmt condensed
No womler Mr. Ahirich finds obstacle* milk in the »tate.
our motto. We are now ¡il»«ttii ting ihe in««iruinent*
effort* at beautifying need not tie ex­
Scio owna ami
pensive. Maple tree* for »hade pur in thr way of presrntmg a [wrfeet cur <ip-rati«* her own electric light ami
tiled daily nml ran * *rve the oublie most <*ftirieiitlv
Çt» u i ral h I iH-ale» I, gm * I
jiuse*, can be obtained from th»« wood* renajr plan to thr • ountry; a plan that water sy»lem Albany nay* a private 1
t* uri * the m«'-t inode-t n and tip to dati* afeio of nb-
4 Pí*>in<4«ÚM4Úu<MÍer-
ami most any grower of roses can *|iar> will give perfret free-'om tn liwnne**. cor|»>ratK>n for her light ami water
»trai
ling • An iinlimiti*d amount of imn ev to Imtn
.ate,
cuUtu'HtH
f, faults
’"us
*li|w or roota. A small amount of lalor ami at thr samr timr to hoki within it­ service. In fact, Albany has nothing I
on
ii
per cent, per ivmum on approved farm aocuriiv
contributed from everyone Interested, self thr mrana to arrest panics on thr in the way of a public utility which ha*
t reatment
Bom PHONE» IX T i IE office
TELEPHONE OR U1;1IE
and all ahouki he interested. will make very threshold, si d keep bus nr** run­ bei-n built by her eitiaen» by volunteer
Carart Hsrrlisa sad Fr*et Sircvti
our Fair Ground«, tn a few year*, a I ning on an even keel.—Goodwins Salt contribution. You will have to "yell'* |
Ijlkr Urrkly.
place which all will lie proml of.
POKTUNu
some more Bro. Nutting
OREGON
j y. cuBL « ¡.r
7i Price
S. E. YOUNG & SON
Nf/i’Ls and Overcoats, HO up
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
OKEGi >\
AI.IHXY
Standard Liquor Co
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
ïhc
•
J
DR. J MON FOO
’ 1 he only neit s-
jxifter ptihlishtil
in Eastern Linn
County.
Polii-
rally i nd epe n dent
and stands, at all
times, for the
interests of the
fMople. ...
Cnincsc .Medicines
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
THE ESMOND HOTEL
Albany Abstract Co.,