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

é
--------- —
lloraerxliuh, ready for the table.
Mu. E. A. M<'K niuht
S E. Young & Sons de­
sire to inform you that
their spring line« are now
ready for your inspection.
We have added a complete
stock to our millin’-ry de­
partment. It has become
a thoroughly up-to-dat
department, in cl arge of
comjretent milliner».
Oir Mhowing of Spring
of 1910 nurpa s all
previous seasona.
We
have endeavored to obtain
only the be.xt merchandise,
goods that will give the
best satisfaction to our
customers.
G imm I s
S. E. YOUNG & SON
A lbany , O tegon
^OftftOOOO»«>O»**’*’,’0<i
»
LOCAL BRCVlTIf S.
o
ft a ftft ftftftftftftftftftftAft* ft « »
Watch
Peery's right hand
window.
For Bak 8. ( White l-eghorn hens
Mrs. T. Flo«kton. Shendari. Oregon.
M cent Imx of Steel Die Embo»s«-d
stationery for 25 c«-nu at Gough's.
Burkhart, photographer of Albany,
will !•» at the Harnish gallery in Scio
April I anil I.
Salttxl »almon, ciHlIlsh, sm«ik<d her
ring an«l cromarty bloab-rs, during
lenten aeaacm, at W. Gro««ry.
N« ariy everybody enjoye«l the sun-
sh in- and ilr> i-r iund. Ia«t > inday. in
the way of afternoon strolls
'Hi.- .leath of Mr» I a Ewing, who h
ocrured aU»ut 2 a m Mon-fay. cast »
gloom over our entire town.
¿a
&
Saturday anil Surslay. April I an-i
2. Burkhart, phnlogratiher. will lie in
8cto at the Harnish gallery.
Just ask E«i Peery h >w it was dune
11« can explain the whole buxine«», Io
his own satisfaction, at least,
K. W. Gill is mi unfortunate as to
have lost hl» flue bl-»-«!-- I br>a»d mare, a
short time ago. He value«! the animal
at KiOO.
Make your hens lay by feeding
Prussian Poultry tonic, bone, »hell,
Fur «ale at
granite aixl alfalfa meal
Wesely's Grocery.
Nearly everybody has business with
Sheriff Smith, over at Albany, these
days and they invariably return to their
homes with a deph-ted pocketixiok.
ll
1
8. A Doug Ham lion went over ( t-
\lbany last Saturday, for a couple < of
aya stay.
t'all ard see sample« of pho*»» i at
he Harnish gallery Saturday ami Sun-
ay, April I and 2.
Wm, Brenri-r went to Albany the
irst of th« week to s-rv« a« a jur -r i i
lu*1g<- Burnett's court
Garden «e.-ds from A to Z. Seeds
•hat are true to na-rie and that grow
luaranteed, or money back by J F
A’esely.
Mr. am! Mrs T H Harnea, of Mill
CPv. came down on Tu«-«d iy event'g
tram, to attend th« funeral of Mr«. W
\ Ewing
Cha». Wi-««ly reported for jury duty
m Jodgr iturnvtl's c -urt. Monday
morning, but !•« was abl« to |»ur«ua «
the Judge that his bus n«-M roulri n- t
p-t along without him ami waa excu«««i
Elber May drove up from Salem last
Thursday, remaining over one dav.
Lloyd Ixickenbach returned with hin .
They l«oth exre-i-t to work in one of the
big walnut orchards near Salem, fur
l the next few mi-nths.
Miss Edith Wi st, a neice of Eb-ctri
; clan West, of thi« city, is teaching
! school in th« Devanev district. Iler
home is in Tarnma. Wash., b it she had
been visiting at 'he home of her uncle
for several wn-ki
A few setting« of pure t.r»«l Buff
««rpington eggs, at 12
I«**' wtlin» of
I'-. Fgg« only fr-itn the «elected bird«
are offere«! for -ale. If you want fgr«
from hen« that k»ik wi ll ami lav well
gi-t u few of th«-«« aid von will tot
J. F. Wm«l V.
' r«-gr»*t it.
The discussion over thr origin of th«-
name A-neru-a breaks oil from time to
time, ami two interesting letters upo:
thr subject have appearod in Th-
World's columns The real r- ason wh
it was calk»! America am! nut Cu'-
umbia. after its discoverer, was dur l<
p>-ruhar circumstances and not to ar-
attempt to defraud Columbus of th
honor.
•<>
Th« ancients belirveed in a myster
ous *2 ourth Co. tm nl." which ms
Shelburn <«him*igs
haic been uu**<! on some lrgemfsr
Sl-ellxirn's po|Hilar lar diord and
km»w!««tgc in the East of either Amer­
ady were Alt.any visitors Tuesday.
ica or Australia. Old ma| a before th
Mr» H. H. Chance of Albany, is vlsit-
tin e of Columbus have Africa • ndn
ng with I .er sun. Harry of Nortl
al or m ar the ««piator
Directly aoull
-antiam.
of it but •e|wi»t««i t-y a wet« »■ a lu
what 1» called "111* Fworth Continent,
Mr ar«! Mr». Geo GiLlmns
wnu h no F.or-ip« an had ever visit»«!.
«unday w th relative» in AI! » v
As every M-t»oull»oy know«, it wa
John Wolf .tal wife, of Pr».V alene,
king tieiirvi«! lust ' vl-imbus h.ui m»r-
-am» down Surdav. calli d hi re by tl «
ly reach««I Die east »oist of A»ia by s «eerooe 11 li irto» of Mr». G. " i‘iatt
sh-irtcr route, bit Vi-s^u-'ci, aailiru
Rufus Russell spent Funds) with
much further so »th than Europvars ho nr ft Ik«
had been before, tiiu«h««l the C«»ast ot
F. A Mnler, of Cmwh, spent Sunday
Brazil.
with «leihur I relative».
S»uth America extern!« a far greater
St. I'alrick's day was celebrated will,
distance to the i a-t than North An eri-
a Ing tianre at the hall.
ca. a «1 ii wa» believed in Evr«-j-r tha'
Next Sabbath Rev. I". It. Rakir wi.l
Vcspuri l )i»<-du> overt d tt > myaterxio
fill
his last regular np|»-intn • nt hero
* Fourth (untinenL" sonwtlmg da
tinct from the discovery of Columbus. mie«» appointed l.y the iioard for th
Hi name was ac- idi gly given to H next church year.
Several of Shelburn's young fa-opb-
I i entire inn-<ence by the gr. graph«-.
Walds-«muller. By the tl-ve it wi. sttende I the revival sei vice»
.ixlsy evening.
ascertei ««I that Columbus had reach«
nut East A»ia t-ut a new runtim-nt. tl ■
».mthi-rn part of which V-«pucci ha
touch««! U|ion softM* yeais later, tl
nam<- spread Io th« whul«- ->ml waa i
common - a,- 1 h it is why we ar.
Americans aid mil Columbians. N 1
Our carload of «a«h door, paints ami Worl I
ml» will I»- hen- abo-it March J -. • >?f
Salc.il Horse Show N -trs
you are going to need anything in this
line, it will pay y -u to com«- am! get
The Annual Horae Show st »akmha
our prices lieforo you buy, as »«• can come to I m * one of th« moat importen:
save you money.
event« ■■! the year in the Wiilamelt«
('><•«. Wtsrsv
Valley, and thia year It 1» to I m - a twi
i .r • .«■<•' Wa have no mnr« Whhe dais event, F rala a d Saturday. Apul
Leghorn t'oeltrrhi für »al«, for ali ar«- H and i>.
im >I<I
Hut we hav«» nml will have " hitr
The featuie of th«- M-ctiml day will be
ix-gluirn .'Kx per aettliig of 15 fer 11 the live stock sal«, which will tak ■
No purer stock of thi» bn-rtl ran I« p ace in the afternoon. It is expected
found anv wlu-re We «I».. have it few t iat buv* rs ami aelh-rn will t»ith »--«•m-
Iwdi g re» <I Polaml China piga for «al» bie from all lutrte of th« valley, an i a»
yvl Trappist Fathers. Sen« Ort-.
th«- entries of st«»-k for »«.« ar« to tn-
Thr N kwh will I"- glft.1 to hui ply u pi I mod in catalogue turm ami maikd
t'opy o( lln- paper free, rcgu.nrly, t<- btoa-ca-t there should be no difficulty
anv on» mt I iu will «iioply itrnis of n» w-> ' in finding buvezs fol all the avaiiabl
w-ckly froin anv arxl all <>f thr «ur. I horses in the country.
niumiing neight"irho-«!a. Somft on» In
Last year th«- Horse Sh-iw was equal
everv n«'ighl>i>rho<>d »houlil I m - willmg to to th«- h-»r»«- sho* at th« Oregon State
lake up thia work for thv Interests of I F air in many particulars, and 40 (I *)
thernseivi-s and ncighlwir«.
I i-coplc were in the city to wit e«s the
«•vent. Thu» year it is ex|iect««t tnat at
W. N A I ntertamment
lea«t M.OJO will in- guests of th-* capi
On the 2*-th of March. IS10, the Roy­ tai cit) during th« two days of tht-
al Neighboi a f America will give an show, and low ati«-» for round trips
entertainment with a free lunch a< • have lieen grantc-l on all railroads.
company nielli at tnc K of P. hall in
The Horse Show As-miation, of
thia city. A Imittance 25 aiai lo et».
which C. L. Dick is preai-lciit ami R. C.
Everybody «ordialli invit«d.
j Paulus secretary, has effect««! a per
Quite a go-sl literary program has
manent organ ration mi that this event
been prepared.
will be handled in a busin« ss like man­
By order of Committee
ner from year to year. It is piann««! to
erect bleachers ami grandstand along
To Change C. * L tract
the streets, which will be car« full)
A company of railroad surveyors ; taken down an»I at«ir»d for amither
Pete Reutner, the veteran house
mover, came over from Albany, last arrived In Philomath tiday and will season; ami a movement is already on
Saturday, to confer with R M ( nin begin west of town near the tannery foot to «net a 125.(»si auditorium in
relative to moving his house back and work up Woods Creek ami around I which this event may lie held in the
Mary's Peak and down Big Elk to Elk future.
several feet from the street.
Commencing Saturday. March 5, and City Th« ir obj« ct is to fit d if |«»si-
A Successful Meeting
continuing for two weeks. I will sell ble a more diroct route for th« I 4 E
"Steel Die EmbOMsd" stationery at 2b railroad through thia very rough and
Banner grange held a most interest­
cenU per box. Regular price KO cents. I broken strip of country. It is claimau , ing »••»»ion last Saturday. State Deputy
that by the change a distance of 12
C. G. Got’CiH.
Organizer Cyrus U alker was present
mil«*« will be saved. It is also state«! 1
ami mi-let much to the interest of the
Farmers are almost as hard to find on
| that the entire track of th«- C A E will ■
meeting.
our streets, thear day», as neodlea in a
i be made heavier to xccommiate heavier
Throe candidates were given the first
haystack. If they come to town, their
traffic and larger engines ami cars.—
and ««-Corn! degrees.
visit is short. They are using this good
Benton County Review
Arrangement» were entendinto with
weather in planting their croc*.
the director» of the I.inn < ounty Fair
Severely ln|ured
There is an excellent piano around at
Association to have a "(«rang«- Day"
Cha«. Wesely's. The lone is first clast,
E'mo (Huck) ■ ini« drove the freight
and it is a jov to every Inver of piano . team out to Munkem to haul the tronk» ai d bi give a pn mium of 12.5 for thr
music. Everyone is invited to call in | of the show |>eople in, la«t Momlay. tie«! grange exhibit.
Hoy Shelton w ns elected ami install­
and try the instrument.
A. he waa leaving the station by »..me
ed a» secretary of the grange.
A scrap, in which three young men mean» he dropp«*d on« of U.e lines.
Geo. L. Southerland ptrsented M>n-e
figured, occured on our str«-ets, last Th:« cause.! the team to turn sharply
Good Ri-a-t.« resolution«. emlKsiying the
Saturday evening. No serious damag»- to one »ide and which threw Huck to
idea that road districts »houki tie limit-
result«-«!
Don't carry your fun to that the grouml amt in front of the forward
« h I to the size of the schmil districts and
wheeL Before he could get out of the
extent again, boys.
the «U|ierviiKir« elected, and the taxes
The public is hereby notifie-l that all way, both wheels of the loaded wagon of each district expended therein Th«-
lumber belonging to Trappiat Fathers paaaed over his body. The team was remilutions were rvfered to a committ«-«
mill, now at West Scio, has been suk! slopped «nd Huck waa gritty enough to of three, to report at the next meet­
to W. J Bunlen, who. only is authoris­ drive it to town and unload the trunks.
In-fore he called Dr. 1‘rill to examine ing
ed to dia|x'»«- <»f the name.
An elegant lunch was aervtd at noon.
his injuries.
Trappist Fathers Mill Co.
Isri-turera hour was devote«! to th«
i The doctor fount! him badly bruised
Full line of vetch, red, white and
following program: Piano m>lo. Mix»
'and possitdy internally injured. Thia
alsike clover, timothy, rve grass, rap«
Agnes Cain, with encore; Chinook ming
fact, howt-ve., cannot i»e developed for
aeeil. re-1 top. alfalfa seed, el"., in fact
C H. Walker, encore, Chinook Temp«- -
a few days.
everything in the seed line at the Very
ance song. Declamation, Roy -heltor,
lowest possible price. Se«-.!» Mikl for
applamlnl, -olo. R. M Cain, accompan­
Nearly A l ire
cash only, at J F. Weaely's Grocery.
Monday afternoon, one of Eli t.uck- ied on guitar by Mrs. R. M. Cain, en­
Rev. D. Lore», of Taco-ns, Wa»h., enliach's visitors miticed sparks falling core; Violin miki. Master V alter Balsct.-
•eeupied the pulpit at the Baptist from the sUWe fiue, in his shoe shop wvid. encore. Solo. Miss Jennie W hitr.
church, last Momlay evening. The Examination showed a nice little blaze a»-companini on the piano by .Mi»a M»-
congregation at thia place are eontem)
m the roof. By quick work ami thr While, encore.
lating extending a call to him dunng a
plication of a few buckets of water,
year from thia time.
the incipient i-laze waa sul>du«-d A
Clubbing Rates
Mr Cyrus Walker, grange organiser, -uh- in th«- roof large rmmgh for a nian
As the time of year is now at han<
came over from Albany, l ist Saturda). to crawl through, waa the extent of
t-» attend a aeasion of Banner grange tie damage. Hail the blaze not been when winter reading should I n provide
Mr Walker atatid that he foumi no discover»«! for a few minutes later, a for, we make the following clubbing
s iiment amot-g farmer« of the vario- • di satruus fire might have resulted, for offer to our readers. One year's sub
sectiona of the state which he ha ! visit the rang«* of four or five wooden build, scriptivn to the Santiam New« is m
ed. favorable to the assembly achy me. mg«, in on» of which the shop is loc.it««i. eluded in all the prices quotett below
Rem-m'ier that all wire fencing i are all okl ami dry ami would have The Weekly Oregonian (Ih.rtlantl
The Senitni-Weekly Journal *•
.<»
nail»» hot
going up. but we are still in the rfn
Buhswd«»-ri^f*ich>4*«iter situate«! to rbe Breed« rwGaxette (Chicago! 12 2
with the ok! prices. I art us have you(
ight 'firoYiowTlKii When we had the The Thrice a Week World (N. Y ||2
onler before the car arrive», as yt
- S2.<M
ig fire ti rer years agft Large water Any SI a year magatine
will make money l-v it
We gimrwnt«-
f
We
»
an
giv.
you
clubbing
rate*
nains
and
a
ns
re
jow«
rful
RHnp,
our wire against every thing and al»«
-akea the town much safer from dam- with any new«|>ai»rr or magaxine, m
What
elae
(to
v«»u
»ant?
line«»,
matter where published.
,ke Irvin hrv.
C ha *. Wtst i.Y.
«<
Visitors arc tecleóme tehether
1.tending to purchase or not
Suit« au-l < h«*r< <»at
l*ub'k Sale
stun*,
I will offer at public sal» at my farn-
••ight nii'n ea»l «if Seto, th» flllll-Wl!
listed articles on Thursday. March
•i ew«a and laitdsi; I Sr r.qrh.ro Foe
;*5 he nd o' gnats; I hu-ae I year o'«l 1
hor»«- 2 years «»Id; I hor«.- 4 year« i Id. 1
mower and rak»; I dnll and harrow; 1
s t work hancss. I wai’m; I oubl»
buggy; ! double bar .css I plow No
I garden cultivator; I fern cutter,
stantia of I mc -, AI mmi I •< ton of hay;
organ; 1 incubator sial brooder;
lr a ' i. ,;l.. r-
1 •. t- r, I
laeiriHim su»t. r> chair», .1 rockees. 1
i-w.ng reach ne. I washing machine. 2
itcben safia, and other articles to»
num nm» to m« niton.
Terms of aale ('.«ah
C It. I rvisb .
alni
an*
OREGON
■ •• ri<
ihm
J. J. Hirne», W.F.Gill,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. K Barnts,
C. A. W arner.
I’m min xr, W. F trill,
'rintron, C. A. Warner
A «»markable Offer.
' > A
the foilowing most remarkable offer:
The S antiam N uss , "The Commoner
(Bryan's pa|>erl and "The American
Homestead*' the three pam-ts for ul
most the price of one tl »
"Tiie Commoner,"
Mr. Bryan's
p«l»r, is a weekly ami is devotini to th«-
deseuwdon of National politics. Any
many, if he wishrs to und«-rstand
National politics, whether he is a Re­
publican or a lie mo» rat. should resit
both aid«-« of all questions. H>- cannot
reach an honest umlerstanding without
doing so. The Commoner discusses all
questions from the progressiva Item.--
aratic viewpoint, without indulging in
at>u»>- of those who think differently.
The American Homestead, is an ex­
cellent monthly farm paper, fill««! with
valuable information for th«- farmer
stiM-krauu-r,
orchardist, poultryman
gardener and housewife.
Everybody In thia vicinity know»
what class of pa)>cr the NKWS is . But
with thia club of excellent pa|«ers, the
N'K ws »houki lie found in every home in
th«- Forks of the Santiam.
Hit < <
.H—
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
EGO
All (iaaiu-a of Job
Ixrok her»! I can furnish you with
groceries, lunch goods, |swt cants,
«tatiorwry, anil school supplies. con­
fectionery and tobacco«-». (Inter» taken
for office suuplies and rublx-r «tamps.
\gency for th«- American Weekly.
C. G. G ough ,
Scio. t Trego»*
tl»r I •wul
-
TX»
I'rii tir.fr executed
on abort notice ut
rraaonal le pricr-a.
4
$
WsrltrU
the fidi»« Inf «re |»rbMw» cnwU’w! oft Tl m»l»»
wrrfc l»> «»nr lealrrw:
Vhrwt. pt*r hu*lwl
Ml*. j«rr ( hm MI
lour. prrsm k ,.,w,
■twit. i*r inti..
Ihtdil n<o per ton
hop. per ton ........
niter, K'tMinlry) per rail
P*”' ’to«*n
hh krn*. per p»Htn«1
I.-« ««’•!■*
per
|O '
l«ul»l l, toiltitf LftrlirlW
pcnin’i
• »trheyo, p *r |M»nn«|
><Maks. per po«in*t ,w..
dn i, per ponnt*. live weight
••nrfc.
....
.... .....
\ ml, ps*. p«*«itt*1. for «hlt>ulng
«tMMPp tw*t pound. «<n irrw
ln"on two
<1rraa c *l
.
__
THE ESMOND HOTEL
( ’rut ral I y located, gm a I
rmiim«. priem inmler-
ate, colutemi«
treatment
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Csmcr Morri«» ltd Fissi Strrrti
OKTLANu
ORLOOS
DR. J MON FOO
An experienced compounder o*
Cninese .Medicines
Successor to the late Hong Wo Ton«
•f AHuinv. Oregon, is now pretiaret! 1»
irmsh Chinese medicines to all. Th
ndersigm-d recommends him ami gus
ntees satisfaction. Call or wnte hit
t 117 W’i-»t Second Street. Albani
1 ■ ¿un.
M. W 1... i i ai .
I
Carefully prepared by competent mil ex|»eriene<*«i
employes thoroughly fai.iiliar with tin* records of
Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispatch is
<>ur motto. We are now abstracting the instruments
filed daily and can serve tin* public most efiicientlv
We use the most modern and up lodate system of ab
t' i ting
• An nnlimit«*«! amount of money to loan
on I» per cent, jht annum on approvili farm security
Hol II PIIOSEs IN THE OFFICE
TELEPHONE <>R WRITE
Albany Abstract Co., l
I. CORL lataier