The Santiam news., March 25, 1910, Image 4

Easter Opening Sale
A telephone box. graxi as new. f»r
aale. Cail at this uffi« e
w. T. Ha*SLra
NO* IN FULL Sf AT
I xiht 'in March 16 1910. in town or
at th- eemetrv a laika gold watch
i w t i gold fub attaché I. I In 1er will
{ please leave at W«r««ly A «'am »tore arai
: s a .i'able reWard will be gi««B-
Ma». W A W mitk . Seio.
milliners.
O. F. Pomeroy and daughte". Mi«»
Maud, of Wnod’-urn, wer-- vi-iting hi»
futhe*’, !. W. Pomeroy, over Inst Sun­
day. Ih«y are rxjW' ting to leave f. r
I laho, where Mr. F'utne oy ha» «c red
a claim in one of the irrigation d strict.
Sp cial Eaater display of
S ««ta, Waists, Muslin Wear.
Percales. Gingnams. Suko­
lin«, Draperies, Tank Linen
Silks, Dreaa Guuos, Embroi-
d ry, Rugs Art Squ»r«s etc.
I. !.. M >ysr, «<f Hr «wntville. uncle •«>
F. l>. Myer». <-f t ns city, di«d • idd n v
at hi» home at that city the fi'»l ot the
week. 1 aat we«-k he alt« ridel the
funeral of hi» neiee, 'Ir» W A Ewinr,
when he stat>-d h«* was u iu» tally wel’.
.Many Special Easter Prices
During Tula Event
His age waa 71 year».
S. E. YOUNG A SON
() ir carload of
oils will i>e here
you arc going to
i e, it will i ay
<»ur prices before
save you money.
A lbany . O tegon
/»•
•/¡' ;
-• / «s
v‘ . I? N
ft
ft
«ash door, pa nia ar«l
a «ut Ma ch 2i. •«> f
need anvthing in this
vou to corne ai-d get
you I uy, a« we can
C h -«. W ksmy
Before You Purchase Your
Spring Suit
Scio's Progressives ■» I» C< mmend
The Farmer» Meat Market will ¡-ay
the highest market price for beef,
nutton. v«al, pork, hlihrs ami egg«.
Thev 'iont war t th« earth, but they do
want y««ur produce and aro willir.g to
pay fur iL
A grand diaplay of Milli-
n« r/ in our splendid new
d partment.
Those desir­
ing pretty but inexpensive
heudw«*ar will find just a»
much to i terest t ern as
wuiuen wiiu desire costly
millinery.
in charge of competent
•
LOCAL BRLVITirS.
•eaeeeeeaaeeooaon ft ft
BOQUETiS FOR SCIO
lloraerad - h, r« ady fnr the table
Mas. E. A. M< K si «; ht
rd by
it»3
Albaey
H.-ruld —
Albany Advised to I earn
I r m »eh»
The Albany Herald, under th«- eaptior
of "Go d • --»-is Are B< mg Agitat -'i
Nvtieeal b
A<tivit\
All over
lln'
County." has tb<* following commands
lory p«lat rath retail<e to Selo;
Sciw while handicapped for ►*»«
' jeers past, through lack uf direct rail
way eommunleation Has, nevi rthrle«»
p o ■ «■•«• 1 a numlx r uf >-i terpriav» of
•ub»ta tisl charai ier, at the bead of
wb.-- h. w thout question, stands tne
Scio c •• d -nwry. licpr-e ucts of this
enterprise find r> sdy sale; in fact, ti e
report comes direct L it the cipac ty
of th» plant is overtaied to meet the
denial da
A muriri, al light ami water
plant, which Ina given rat sfai toty
service since its ii sts Hat ion. I* on«- ot
th* featur« a of ><i>, to which its
Albany at
ciiitena point w th pride
thia point, tnul.l wi ll affo- d to «It at
Nciu'a fret ami learn a lesson. Th«
Annual *-cio Fair has. through the p« r-
■ st« nt efL rt« of Seio ciliie s. develop
•d inio an event of great imp «rtance to
Linn county
The exhibits of product«
and at »ck last y- ar woul I have been a
ertdit U>*any of the larger agricultural
fair« --f tne Norlhw<-st, whlir the op-
portunitiea fur soc.nl intercourse nffoni
Ben (î«mch. «h ef «’r iggi«t fur F’ f.
ft
Pi cry. went over to Coiva! Is. the first
uf th«- we«k, for a two or three dava
• d by this annual gathering are m-t, iy
visit
I uring F.i» ab»et ce. F (’. ha«l
any rn« in», the hast important f«*alur«-
Watch
Peery-»
right haml front to open th« stun- mornings
It i« nut
thereof.
sciu.
like I jr bar»««n
a- d
necessari to state that the time of
window
Brownsville, lies at the foot of a wo' -
opening
*»»
at«««.t
one
hour
lab-r.
Mrs. Emma < yrua' millinery u| rm. g
derfuUy rich productive r«gion atretcl-
Saturday, March 2»i
Again we have a car load of wire i ig ea-ilward. The predicts uf the
W. A. Ewing'a little daughter i> qu I«- fencing on the way from th«- factory Cra tr«-<- ami Tho nan Forks have been
If uni will leave your order with us famous f«r y«arsfur th« ir e»r< llrn«-r.
aick with typh. wi fever
For Sale 8. C. White leghorn h»n» bruire the 15th of March, we can »a e A rncti nl mov«-m >nt for th«- bud ling
you money, as the car will be here of a li- «• of elr« tr c railway to conn«>ct
m K. t . Stochton, Sh< n«'an, l r« gon.
i Sc‘o with Munkera, the tn great station
R. SbelUwi went to Pori land, last b I h . u I March 15.
C hah Wttsrxv
on the C & Fl R R.. is under way, ami
Sunday morning
A few settings of por«- brvl liuti tin- pr«H-|M-< ts sr<- that \ is ten I" th«'
.Mi cent i*ox of Steel Dir Embused
l . .rpington eggs, at 12 ••• i-c’ settimr of neit annual fa r will have th«- privilege
stationery for 25 ernla at (¡«nigh's.
16. F ggn only from thè selci teli b rd» of nding over this line
Burkhart, phot« grapt.« r of Alba
will be at the Harnish gallery in Scio are offmd for «ale. If you want egira
i from hens that l>x»k well arsi lav «eli bew ttirdwsrc »n l I jrm Implement
April I ami I.
k- I i f. « of -th--»-,- a id vo’i «ili noi
St« re
M V. Bilyeu, of Albany, was a ru«at
j f
. .
r-gret It.
N. I. Morrison has deci <d to extend
of J. A. Bilyeu of this city, over last
I have several hundrrd new plana for his bu»in«'*s si ti.'shsl. and for the
Sunday
Call and «««• samples of photos st 'Cottages ami Bungnl«» s coslr-g fro« . further |«irp« sc uf k«-< ping hi» m«r-
.’I'M) Up
C< me in ami take a look »• • «handiae away from the | lan«-r. when
the Harnish gallery Saturday and Hui
them if you are intend ng lo Ixiilil i th« r«- • an inert »»<•«! ri»k of fire, he
day, April I ami 2.
' Come in and pick out your plan, it will hut rent« d th«- h of P building on th«-
Salt«d salmon, c<»lfi«h, »moked her
only co>4 you jour tine
If iou can’t corner of Main aid Water atr«-ela, just
ring ami cromarty bloater», «luring
find what y< u want, I will help you i st th«- south end uf th«- bridge arxl will
l-iiten »canon, at W Grocery
N I. Murriaon, Brio Planing Mill.
' fit the building up. suitable for ho-
Nearly everybody «njoy<-<l th«- aui
Mr M«.rri«on h»ud<-d us the
P'vcrybrxiy should bo< at for the Sci 1 purpose
shine and dry ground, last Sunday, in
railr a<*. It is only hy a long pull, » | f Rowing I««-d concerning the matter,
tlw way of afternoon stroll'«
strong pull, and a pill ailtog« ther. if Wed' c-i vy morning
( Uffore Harold, apeciai agent for the
"KEEP YOUR EYE
wo g« t th«- ri-n I
\ few jeopl«- hanging
North America i Accxient Insurance
back, thinking H at the road will be ’ on th<- saloon corn r at th« south end
company, was in town Tuesday
vou
bu-lt anyway, willd"f«-ut th«- prop r . . of the I ridge and about A| rrl
Saturday ami Sunday, April I am! Everybody niu«l contribute all that hi sill see a full line of v«hicl«s, uf tic
2, Burkhart, photographer, will te in thmla he can afford, and then •onir, if i latest »tyl«-», al-o Farm Implements of
all kinds, I uildera
Hsrdwar«, etc.
Scio at the Harnish gallery.
we get th« mail.
Hold yur order for a few day», before
B o HN— On March 10, to the wife of
The I Ith II
S Infantry ret irmi
y« u I uv a buggy ur w »yon and take a
Otto Bilyeu, a daughter. ( Thl« n< tn«
from lls two-year» m journ in the
was
inadvertantly overhioked, I«»' I’h'lipj inc ialaide. rvachmg I'ortland io<>. at mv »tuck. T hen if v<»u d<> m t
■>e«' what you want, I will get it for
week. Ed.)
last Satuid.iv. The regiment la I» I «
I vou
I will have a tint clas« mach nist
Make your h«n» lay by f< «ling qua t- r«d at He'ena Montana,
W I I
m«l »alevman in charge. Youie for
Prussian Poultry tonic,
bon«, »hell, th • regiment returnc-l S. W . Duggi-r, a
bu'ineas and good treatment,
granite and alfalfa rival
m-mb r of th- band
11« obtained a
N. 1. Moaata
Weaely’n Grocery.
t -'i day« pi aa. when in I'ortlaml and
Vilas Philii pi 1» »all Ing on th>e< h IS been holm «bbing with hi« parents
I'ubtk Sa<«
l«<« this week.
A 1« o frit m'ly fam: a-i I iviyh ol friends in Fcio, this w««l .
I
will
sell
at
public auction at the
His
term
of
s«-rv.ee
will
expire
treat
-
with
liarity with a coll which he was
Car on rt-xkienee l>eiiig the »«-comi house
thia yea«-.
mg to drive ainglv, is th«- cauw
north of II I Scio I ilj hall, at 1 o'clock
da
Garden seed» from A to Z.
Go to the Scio Planing Mill for yo r
p. m., on Saturday, March 2»', 1911',
that are true to name ami that gm* , doom, win-low», nails, locks, hi ingra.
The following li»ted personal properly:
G iarante«-d, or money back In J F
*«U Id ng paper. plaster hoar I. rea .y I buggy and harness good as new; 1
M eeely.
r.xrfing, barn do >m track ami hi«n<«-r*,
corn atelier; 1 cross cut saw an«1 many
Irne, c -m«nt. barb ami annaith wire of
U ben Steve Ph lippi a«ks you to mil
other troia; » milk cans, I cook stove.
scribe to the Scio lailrosd don't requir« da«*a, fence sti-eple«. glasa 'nold'tig an i Some tat
ware; 1 heating stove: 2
him to argue the question for two oi I can aav« you from L> to 30 p r cent on bur« sua; 1 sening trachino; 2 Tables.
three hour», but make your >1 > iatio i a* your purchase. I am going to turn out I |h«nogrrph with '9 records; 4 beds.
« kit of d«air screens, if y -u l ave any
once.
I rucking chair; 6 chairs; I couch; ISO
Commencing Saturday. March f>. at <‘ ■ «I l sii< a you want leave yourgider fruit jars, 1 scaldi g tux; Some barrel».
continuing fur two week» I will sell ■ iow ami I will ma-.e th« m withoit any
Terms of sale —Cash
•xtra coat and you get them when you
“Steel Die Enil'osaed-’ stationery at 2
A ston L ibkmky .
li ed them. N. 1. Morrison.
cent» |er box. Regular price fin cent«
ft
C. G. G ough .
Two train* daily from Scio to Albani
re the present calculation* of the bci i
Base Ball Supplies
Card Ot Thanks
I handle the “Reach” baseball grxxis.
guaranti ed to give sal:»facti«in If an«
defect, it will be replacid free of
Charge.
C. G. Govan.
We desire to express our gratitude to
■ur many neighbors and friends who so
railroad people. The N kws under
«Indly ass »t«-d ua during the recent
stands the C. A E. railroad has grantr
lln« »a ai d d«-ath of our beloved wife
that privilege. W hat better can th«
sister. Mrs it A. Flwing ami for
i
people of Scio desire?
Uli many beaut ful fit ral offerings.
lxx>k here! I can furni«h you witl
The pul lie is hereby notified that al
W. a E wing ,
groceries,
lunch goods, poet cards,
lun I h r belonging to Trappist Fallon
Jr.ppgR.-uis M ykks am » F amily stationery, and school supplies, con-
n ill, now at West Scio, ha« I een sokl I
fe« turnery and tobaccoee. Orders taken
Io W. J. Burden, who, only la author!?
«he l*age I enec
for office sunpliea and rubber stamps.
rd to disj-oae of the ••mr
I hivr npp«dnt< d titatrhford Bro»., of Agency fur the Am« rican W«rekl.v.
Irappot Fathers .Mill Co.
«h- l''Urn, avents for the l’ag« Wovon
C. G. G ough .
Full line of retch, red, white an«
.Vir« fenong. All | «-«'i le in the vicin-
Scio. Oree«»».
alaike eluvrr, t n othy. rve grass, rap
ty of Scio. whn desire to purchase the
seed, red top. alfalfa seed, et- , in fa.
«ry liest wovon wire fenceon the mar-
\<itk- of f inal ^ettlcmen
everything in the seed dne at the verv
er, ean do »u by buying the l'age al
Notice is hereby given that the under-
low eat possible price. Feed« »«Id for Biatchford Bros
signed administrator of the estate of
cash only, at J F. We ely’a Grocrrv
G. H M«»«»v,
George B Huber, «leceascd, has filed
General Agent, l<et>anon
liemember that all wire encing i
his final account in said estate in the
goin ; up, but we are still in th«- nn
county court of I he ‘■late of Oregon for
I »»ter )«ats
with the oM prices, let us have your I
Linn county, and that aanl court has
onler before the ear arrives, as you*
* extend a cordial invitation to all to •et Monday the 25th day of April, A I).
We
guarantee * a* ten I mv millinery ope ing at "e«eh 1910 at the hour of 1 o'cbick p. m. of
will made money by it
1
u‘
—
our wire against every thing
and ‘ also A Cain'a »tor« on Saturday, March 26 «ai<l day at the County Court room in
pnc«*s. What else do you want?
All the very latest Style« in IjkJitNL th«- City of Albany, Linn County, Ore­
< HAS WKIELY
Misses and Childrens hats will he on gon aa the time and place of hearing
The NB'va will be g'ad to supply a display. I will be pleaa«d to have you any objectiona thereto and the settle­
copy of the paper free, regularly, U call in and try on the new hata and ment thereof.
The trimmings and
J acob H iukr
a y one who will «unnlv Items of news examine the work
Administrator of the estate
weekly from anv and all of the su- material used in mv hat« are the very
of Gn»rge B Hubcr d«-cea»c«i
r «unding ieignt>«>rh«s»ta. So nr one ir liest of import«-«l »iock. DM hats ma«lc
everv nrighbortussl ahouli b.- willing to over ■ »p«-cialty.
Your» to pl««»«
take up th'» work for tn< mt. rests of
Mua. E mm » Cvitua
tbetnaelvoe And neighbora.
IL Queener.
Aity, for administrator.
First publication .Mar. 25, last Apr. 22.
W
« e«t bl" Item*
Mr». Hoffman of Crabtree is viritinH
•wr daughter, Mr». Joe Iguigley.
John Shelton hauler! a ton of Chitt« m
ark to Sa'em recently.
lit»*
t-xti imrtli-
r \ Viti U«> »* f «iflf'T
J C Wintton w««.t to Portland la»t
l hiruisy on bu»insea, re tuning Mon
«lay night
h .1
Paul Tompkins came up from Port­
land last Saturday night to »pei«d Sun­
day with hi» family.
pnet- talk,
but
member
W. H. IHII of Port lard was a vuitor
n these parts last week.
F L’ Winston was In
lU'ine«» last Thursday.
Alt any on
Tom Qngley went to Salem ore da)
a»t wevk with another load of Cbittem
bark.
The musicians in this neighborhood,
>re improving nicely. eSfecially
imounl of muse they ean make.
W. J. Burden was in Portland
■us neas. a few days this week.
W. J.
-iunlay.
Whiteman
was
horn« over
Mr». Hay, with the rot'd triplets,
who have been seen at t ie Scio fa r the
past two irar». has been visiting re­
lative» and fne id» in thi» vicinity, ha»
tow gone to Vancouver, when* »he ar­
rived with her family safely, k r. Hay
II« working in an ice factory in that
city.
J. E. Wilkerson a 1st« arrival from
Portland, has bought laid here and will
aork for Mr
Burden. His family
came up last Saturday night, an f will
live in t ur huu«e n -ar t is de x»t te np»-
rarity.
Roe Phillipa saya he fears he will be
a rich man yet. if hi» hens continue to
work mi fa.thfuily in th« egg laying
b.iaineaa. fur they are bringing him in
at»>ut forty dulia-» a month at present
Mr. Burden and hia men unkiaded a
car load of lumlier la»t week at thia
»lat on, which he had »hipped from
I Portland.
E vamua
|
<
Lacomb Lyr*ca
j
The I,a<-«>mb school »topped for a few
■
days, on account of the small poi.
j
Rev. Helm held a meeting, last wee'
at the Iturgan sch mlhouae. On account
of the »mail pox arid the busy far me ■
there was not a very large attendance
Chas. Souls, of this place, »jient Sun
’ d i> w th C. P. Hassler and family.
'
Farm« ra have l-een busily engaged ill
i «»«sling for the | sat two weeks.
i
The Lacomb base ball t am play«d
th« ir first game for the season, last
«unday. They have a good nine.
Grandma Connor, who hal been dan
gcrougly ill. is slowly improv ng
Schell left the first of the week
I for F lovd
Port and.
righi.
Unr tini«' in"
yours.
We never disappoint
•fi
THE Bl AIN CLOTHING CO?
OKEG< N
A I.IMN Y
■ »» rii KS*
J J. H r rue», \V. F.Gill,
J. A Bilyeu, J. R Barns»,
.
C. A. V\ arnet.
l*niu>ii>«MT, W. F .Gill.
NsaasrABt, U. A. Warner
’< M
TO
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
Milling
W » d.. •
f • •«! «»•
riftwr.
tYvibinew*
and
birughl
•
Trfttel
I i*lci
You
for
r lour and
f.xrhangad
ISuaifbote*
and
for
Will
Kight
A
ïhc kantiani
W. W Sanders is doing some god
work on the roa I n >rth of Lacomb.
R. E. Peery gave Mia» Grace Cox s
pleasant call Sunday evening. Thi>
«ain't Roberta first call.
I.sir B oxks
»HH
>
O
R
GON
All Classes of Job
F*r I tini exicuUd
Shelburn shiftings
on sh« 11 notice at*
M«a»)«s have taken control of a g<*x!
Himber of our school children.
Mra Cor» Fit» ia V biting with he-
mother Mr». Caroline Galloway.
reasor.a' le prices.
g.-g"
-.JUL- ' wwwj «« ■»
ij.
The many frienda of Mr», Jixn-p1
Zeller of Detroit are gla I to know th*'
Ser retorted death waa a mistake am I
though sick her illne»« ia not coneder«-«'
langerou*.
Rev Baker pr«arh«*d hia last «ermor
or the church year last Sabbath.
No
Infinite arrangement ha« txren male fui
he coming year although Rev. GilHaph
>f Mill City ui talked of as likely to fil
he place.
M »• Ethel Oglestiee. teacher • f th«
’.yuis achool, »Pent Sunday with horn«
oik*.
Mr», (»la Vernon and Frank GaBoway
| left Thur»eay for I‘e roit called there
by the illneM of their aiater Mr». J«w
Ze Iler,
Mr. »nd Mrs. I. S. Trexler »pent Sun-
lay with home folka.
77/ c on lit iictr\-
¡Mt'jMT plflllixllf>d>
in Enuttrn Linn
Con nt if.
Politi
rally i mir jh mh nt
finii xt ft nils, at rill
liimx, for the
inhiTxfx of tin
jM'ojile. - - -
i
ljuit '«abbath Rev. W. H. MeLain I
'.eM church »<-rvic<Mi at the Cole school- 1
house.
After service* a «unday sch'iol
waa or ramie I with the fol'owmgoffi -err
Mrs. f. S. Trexler »upt Mr». Brant j
««st sunt, Haiel Bates »ec , Harrv '
(‘hr »man tree. I ana r ondner librarian.
Robert Darby i horister a xi Clarence i
• Fverholt, janitor.
R. C.
THE ESMONB HOTEL
Onîrallv I >cnte<l, r « m >«|
rooina. privo» minier-
ate, courterrus
I roHtm«*nt
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
(’»»rvfiillv pH,|»Hrt*«| by com|.«-t«-nt an
exiM-rienrt*«|
emphtWH llioroiighly fm i*liar with flu* r«-<'«»rda of
l.itin County. Accuracy, iivulnvas and diepnk'h is
our th« »! to, \V«* ar»* iniw Hhstrscting lhe iirininifiiti
fil»'«l «liiily and ran a«*rvt* tli«* t>uhiir* nmst eflh ir-iitIv.
nw<- tin- ni«»>t m««d«*rn Mini tip to dnic <<yat»*ni «if «L
atrnrtjig
• An nnliniit«-«l nrnt<uut
numrv b> l««an
on G prr r«*nt. f»er minimi on approved f.irm security
BOTH rilOXEN IX THE OFFICE
TFI.FPHOXE <>R WRITE
Cenar Rsrriw» sad Frost Street«
FONTLANJ
OREGON
Albany Abstract Co., i M. curl W