The Santiam news., April 29, 1910, Image 1

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carefully prepare«! by competent an I experienced
employes thoroughly far liliaar with the record« of
l.inn County. Accuracy, neatnettg and dispatch is
our motto. We are now abstracting the instruments
filed daily and ran serve the publie most efficiently.
We use the most modern and up to date system of ab-
ctract.ng
• An unlimited aniouut of money to loan
< n • > per cent, per annum on approved farm security
BONI rilo.XES IN' the OFFICE
TELEPHONE OR WRITE
Albany Abstract Co., t
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curl gataier
Standard Liquor Co
WHOLES A Li DEAL» W
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars
last Bin
Scio's base ball artist, played two
games, away from home, last Sunday.
The first nine booked up with the
Stayton aggregation and the aecond Two Native» al I a«t?rn I.inn County
nine with the devote« of the diamond
I nite I heir De«lintes
at Crabtr«.
The first nine «port a victory over
Stayton at the end of the seventh
At 11 a. m. on Tueaday M um Willi*
Inning, because of a, to the Stay ton
boys, wrong decision. Whether the Mcknight, a moat highly respectrd and
aforesaid decision was wrong or not. well loved Scio young lady. was united
the N ews will not umlertake to aay; in marriage to Mr. t heater Coffey a
but »pertato«. who pay to nee the former resident of Scio, but to become
game, are entitled to »ome cona.dera a resident of Alberta, a dominion of
»ion. The game should have been Canada. The marriage, attended only
completed, even if there was KXM dia 1 by the immediate relatives of the
satisfaction with the umpire's work family, wh solemnized by Rev. H. H.
There is always room for an honest [ Hubbell. uf Albany
A sumptuous
wedding dinner following.
difference of opinion.
At about 12 30 p. m. the happy couple
The game at Crabtree, was easily in
the hands of the Scio boys, at any, midst shower, or rice and diver, anti
•urulry old ahoea flung at them, started
stage.
a
ball
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on
journey for their new home.
Spectators, who pay to see i____ ,
game, are entitled to witness a full n’-,r ’ ar »tadl. All» rta
Mrs. Coffee waa well and favorably
■? nine-Innlng gam* »nd plavrro should
Mm.
• consider 'hi' fact. el.v th«->r .uu^n«.-.: k!‘"wn
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public achuola
year nr
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schools and
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A. G. MAGERS, Prop
141 IU CMivercUl St.
Salem, Oregon
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Largest Stock outside of Portland
Samples and Estimates on Request
FISHING TACKLE
Expert Truss fitting—Camera suoplies, etc
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Albany, Ore
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To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice ia hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that from and after the
16th day of May, 1910, I, aa the execu­
trix of the eetata of B F. McDonald,
deceased, »hall, in pursuance of an
List your prorserty
order of the County Court of Linn
with me if you real­
County, Oregon, proceed to »ell at
ly want to sell. We
private »ale for cash in hand at »aid
have people who
■ale all the right, title and «»late which
■aid deceased had in amt to the follow­
wish to buy large
ing described real property at the time
and small tracts. If
of hi, death, to-wit:
your price is right,
Beginning at a point 26 67 chains
we can handle it
West of the Southeast corner of
for you. See us con­
the William Gilchrist I> I. < Not
No. 6754, Claim No 43 in Townships
cerning Real Estate
9 and 10, South Range one East of
in this county........
the Millsmette Meridian in Linn
County, Oregon, and running thence
South 99 degree, U eat 19.33 chains,
C. W. TEBAULT
thence North 10 chains, thence
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Corner Lyon, and 4th St.
South W degree. West 23.86 chains,
thence North 16 degree, and forty
Both
Hom« »T«
I'houri tlell Wain «e
minutes East 10.24 chain,, thence
North 69 degrees ami 30 minutes
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ALBANY, ORE.
East 42 chains, more or leas, to a
point North of the place of begin*
ning and 34.38 chain, distant from
said place of beginning and on the
East line of the lands belonging to
the „id estate of »aid B. F. Mc­
Donald, deceased, in said D. L C.
ami thence South 34.86 chain, on
said East boundary line to the Mid
Yotir
place of beginning, and containing
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Wi acres, more or less.
Yotir
The estate and irrtereat which Mid i
Your
deceaaed had in and to said premia», at
Yotir
the time of hi, death being a fee
simple estate.
Your
Dated thia 16th day of April. 1910.
REAL ESTATE
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We want
Your
Your
CHICKEN’S
TURKEYS
GEESE
DUCKS
PORK
VEAL
EGGS
For which we will pay
the higheat market price in
CASH.
Pearson, Page
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LCCM MH WS
I more, our depute po«tmi»tteas, Be­
cause of her loving ami obliging dis-
I will make • special Mie on nail, ami position she had come to be everybody's
all that I, in my front window on ’ friend and, a* »uch, will be missed
Grange Saturday, the Mcond Saturday from our midat. Being the youngest
In May. Look for my price, in thi, member of Mr,. V. A. MrKnight's
paper of Moy 18. I can »ave you some family, no roe. except those who have
money at any other time on any thing given up the baby of the family, can
vou need In the hardware or planing fully aympathiie with the widowed
mdl plant. My fence can’t be beat mother who thus surremfere the child
for strength and durability, or on the ; whom »he ha.» tenderly rea-cd. to the
price if vou take the ate, of the wire care and love of another.
ration.
Mr. ( hMtfr c„ff,.v. the ffSSM. a
Yoor, L r »mail profits and quick m ! m son oft; F. CM........ f Mt ■ ■ . h«
N. ! MoaataoN.
excellent young man of good habit» and
disposition. For several year«, photo­
G mc 3 (KlIiiqT
graphy ha» been hi, occupation. But.
laat year, he and hi« father, lo-ated
Frank Milier made Salem a visit last
I land claim» in the Alberta country,
Saturday, for the pur|ioae of buying a
near Carlstadt, when* the newly wed
i bicycle.
! «led couple will build their new home.
Cliff ITiilllj-a spent Sunday in Scio.
The N ew , joins all of th* acquaint-
Several of the boys attended the ball ainces of the happy couple in wishing
game at Stayton, laat Sunday.
them a safe journey and a long ami
Mr. Pradahaw, who haa been sick happy life.
I for aeveral week,, is slowly improving.
litici
Mrs. Floyd Monroe, who ha» been
sick for the past week, went to Albany
last Saturday, to consult a doctor.
Meears Prleieon and Berry went up
into the mining district last Saturday
Ben Downing, who haa been sawyer
for Fred Gooch for the past year, quit
Monday and left fur Washington,
Earl GoochVame up laat Friday, for
a short visit with his brother Frank.
Ot Alexander reports that the Fcio
and Stayton ball boys had a fine game
»tartrd, last Sunday, when the Stayton
boys became dlaaat afleil with the work
of Umpire Williams and quit the game,
the score being 3 to 3 when the game
closed. That’« right, boys, quit when
you are even and you will never be
beaten.
N rowa
In Ilea Free lie Hills
Wtsl Sera Him
Most of our farmers will con piete
seeding, this week.
St i<> and Jefferoo-i will cross bat» on
the Scio diamond, next Sunday.
Brownsville's pioneer picnic is book­
ed for June '.2-24. A I nc program is
being prepared.
The cotton crops, of the South, ia
said to be greatly injured by the late
cob I snap, down there.
I • banoil is building up in every
direction. Some of the boy, over there
talks county »eat. »ome day.
Extra large sites in ladies waists at
We*ely anti l ain, made up in the latest
Styles in s I bm 42-44-46-49 anti 60.
if you feel lonesome Sunday May 1
go to Fair grounds at 2 o'c’ock. "Race
ball" will be th * subject discussed.
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s a law against «to k running
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F»‘ •topk r,n »*
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,n "1‘*t •"> oi ,hc eoun’ry
WajrrgD Good girl to do general
housework. Address Mrs. Cl art« H.
t'e*i k 124 West 7th st. Albany Oregon.
"Make it • double" by treating your
girl and self to a good I all game m
well as an Ice cream on Sunday May 1.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Wesely v III go
over to Edmonds, Wash., In a few days
for a visit w.th Mrs. Wesrley'a par­
ent,.
,Mi»s Veata Balachwri I startol for
California, Tuesday evening, hhe ia
engaged a« a nurse in a sanitarium
near San Joae.
The flint home ^>amc of baac I all of
the season will be plays I at the Fn r
ground between Fem and Jefferson
May 1. Come out.
Competition give« life »ml energy
busineas The man who ia afraid
competition, is not the l«st man
trade with, as a rule.
Any public or private entetpriae.
win out, must have some »nr to take
the initiative, tlnle»» they do do so,
I there can lie noprogre«.
Work on the Crabtree {^barton cutoff
<'lamie Wmaton haa taken the l>o«i. is moving rather slowly, i ow-a-days.
tion of night agent at the dcj»ot.
At the present rate the work will be
Mr Wilker»on, ami aon Will, have completed in two or three year«.
returned from Portland.
Ben Gouch will leave Monday, for
W. J. Whiteman haa come up from
A. C. , Corvallis, there to pretiare
for hi» (inal examination before the
Portland to stay at home awhile.
Mr Chervman of Portland waa a State Board of Pharmacy. The exam-
. (nation will occur in Juno.
visitor here one day laat week.
One of tlie bad Mictiora of public
Several children in thia locality, have
had a tussle with the meaalra the past road is through, what ia known m , (he
Elliott lane, on the Scio-txbanon wag­
week.
on road. The supervisor of that dis­
Boe Phillips haa lieen building fence
trict should get a move on.
along the new road which lead, to hia
A teat case is now underway before
land on the hill and which will be a
the
United States court, at Portland,
great eenefit to him a< well aa sever,
for the recovery, by the government,
others whose land ajoina it.
of land, whsrein the land waa fatsntsd
Frank Crrey the rural carrier for
Iby fraudulent representation.
route 2, say, that he carries twice the
When we read of fruit-killing bill-
amount of mail now that he handled
sards,
one of which occured in ths
when he first started the delivery;
Mississippi valley states, last week,
which shows both a wonsiderable in­
one can but feel thankful that he rs-
crease in population and prosperity
«>■!. ■ in the •alubrmu. Will,melt«
among the farmers.
valley.
E vaxpa
Some people teem to be ready tn
What Pcio wants and needs, is a
knock any enterprise which promt,« to
railroad. It matters not who operate,
ft, so that a satiafabtory service ia yield the projector, ■ profit. This is
I wrong. No man will emliark In an en­
given.
terprise, unless ft promise, to yield him
The N ew « editor attended the rail­ a profit, cither directly or Indirectly,
road rate hearing Iwfore the state rail­
road commi»aion, yesterday. April 2«.
I .sat Sunday evening a number of
neighbors collected at the home of W.
H. Roberts, for the purpose of rocial
intercourse, singing etc.
The company was entertained by tern
excellent organists, Mr,. Dart ani
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M im Laura Sander» and a most enjoy
re»
alted.
Those
able evening to all
present were:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Montgomery, Mr.
and Mr». Wm.
and Mr». Ray, Sir.
WmlH
Dart Jr., Mr. and Mr,. Rahn, Mr. and
Mr. and Mr». Harry John,ton. came
Mrs. Pendleton and a number of young down from Goochville Tueaday. They
Bai» for the position of city electri­
people. The evening's enjopment waa expect to move back to Scio, next week. cian from June I, 1910 to February 1.
conciuped with a song al about mid-
1911; bitta to be considered May 6, 1910.
night.
The city council reserve, the right to
Clubbing Rate»
reject any or alt aiqdlcant,.
A» the time of year i, now at hand
IMtrtrln Sir/t| N6irly ComplKt
E. D Mvrsn.
when winter reading should be provided
City Recorder.
The survey of the Albany A Interur­ for, we make the following clubbing
ban Electric line from Albany via offer to our readers. One year’s sub- ;
Notice of IHs»olutlo»i
Lebanon and up the South Santiam •cription to the Santiam New, ia in- I
A licb M c D onald
Execrutrix of
river, ta about completed.
The en­ eluded in all the price, quoted tx-low:
B P. McDonald, deceased gineer, will immediately commence the The Weekly Oregonian (Portland) 62.26
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survey of the line via Bruwnaville and The Semmi-Wrckly Journal "
Summer school at Albany College be- up the Calipooia vall«y to sweet home. [ The Breeder, Gazette (Chicago) 62 26
It i, said the company purposes The Thrice a week World (N. Y. >62.26
' gins July 6; preparation for all grail«
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county and state certificai« or for constructing both lines, but which will Any 61 a year magazine
We can give you clubbing rates
college entrance;
method, claaaea. be builded flrst, is not stated. Right,
Principal», President H M. <'rooks and of way are hring ascured a» rapidly M , with any newspaper or magazine, no
i matter where published.
the survey progre»ee,.
' Co. - Superintendent W. I. J ack aon.
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.'.io need, a »mall Ice plant and a
bakery.
NoTKT IH HEEEHV OIVBN that the
flrm of Carson A Co., heretofore pro­
prietor», ia diaaolved. Thomae large
retiring ami Cal Caraon succeeding to
complete pronrietorahip of the business.
All hill, due the late flrm and billa
due other«, are only collectable or
payable by the undersigned.
C aí . C arson