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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1910)
first CUis AciommoJit oas mJ prom»! Scrvkt SCIO PLANING MILLS N. I. MORRISON, Proj. MANl'FACTUKEK *nd DEALEF IN Sash. Doors, Mouldings, Fra nies, Shingles Etc Estimates and Plans for Buildims furnished co short notice s< i< >. < )KE. DR. W. R. BI LYE I’ DENTIST OVER WOODAORTHS DRUG STORE, BOTH PH0NE3 ALBANY - OREGON c. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW CUSICK BLOCK OREGON ALBANY R. SHELTON Notary Public Real Estate There they go. th,’re they go Acrmm the bridge UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT To the sens th aide Hardware Store. Where they get their nail» and lock». And Isam door track» and hanger«, Tack» an<l brad», both »mall and large, GIANT riBTl.E. Trop. 8»wi, hammer», »<|uarc» and gauge». ALBANY OREGON, Tinware, grarutewar», any thing you want; The awellvat buggies, hack», surrey». L. H. MONTANYE , The stove» and rang, « can’t be beat, Wagon», mower», binder» an<i rakes. Of the very twat makes. Also water pipe of all aiaea, At the lowest prircs. Give us a call anil you will tell them all Notary Public aud Solicitor Alxiut ua. of Patent» and Pensions. MORRISON & NEAL. Office, 832 Weal 2nd. St., Albany, Or» • Will treat you ail alike, by giving you the very bast there is at the lowest possible price. St. Charles Hotel Attorney-at-Laio Ihe Scio Livery and Fsed Stable Negotiated, The Scio State Batik •rwn«frf< a»r yoo, makra toen« ronaiMtrnt with aoo. tooaorvatlve (Mat iw « m The Best Place in Portland to Eat la at . .................................................. ommjom ____ _____ — ‘ Far Aaytbtof »a HAFNES5 ar SADDLES S«t SHARKS The Harness Maker Frias Right Workmaaihtp Flnt-diM SHELBURN. tnetho4a Abstracts Obtained and Examined OPEGO« Sernas hr Sale Strawberries and gooseberries galore after May 20; logan berries in season tiU you can't rest. Price» more than reasonable. Gooseberries and currants J. L. CA1.AVAN Prop 25 cents per gallon on the bush, straw ■■■ .. . Hark» connect «itb ail train» both al berries and loganberries 20 cents for single gallon, or six gallons for *1 on West >cio and M linkers. Our rig» our firwt-cla»» and our horse» the vines, or 25 cents per gallon when picked; raspberries, scarce, 25 cents a good drivers. Pricea reasonaMo. gallon; pie cherries 20 cents per gallon; large royiihuis, 25 cents per gallon; T. J. si'U«««. w. a. »« imo . small royslana, 15 cents per gallon; Preaidant Car's iar black Republicans, 10 cents per gallon at the tree. All berries and fruit Is in fine shape. Please do not bring your dog» with you when you come for ber Take♦ rare oí your money, naing the utinoat ries as they are quite annoying to the dllig«ncr h»r pmr fairly It d«w*a • at PI« t|y banking bu«tnr«* lake« rar* of your American Pie Eater, or proprietor of ehr«-h« on o«b«r banka; usakra the Nantiam Farm. 8. W. G aines . Administrator of Estates ^oans Ok My' My' Myl lari« Simple Rooms /or Ctauncrcul Trartim Pap’s Coffee House at West end of the Morrison street Thomas i-arge anouncea that it ia his purpose to buy ami ship all kinds of stock, such as cattle hogs, sheep, etc., and that it ia his purpose to pay the highest market pnee therefor. No any body having marketable »lock for sale, will do well to see him before dispos ing of it to others. His headquarters is at Scio, where a letter or telephone message will reach him. bridge. CHARLES J. MAHER (Succeeaortc Riner Br<«.) PROPRIETOR. FottMD A pair of spectacles. The owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice. N. I. Morrison. From Brodney’s ■ r Geo H MeCutcheon (Chapter XXIX Continued) The Princess Genevrn llftml nvr mi limtnntly. n »tartlcd expression In her eyes "Agnes, you forget yourself!" "My dear.” murmured latdy Ague« sleepily, "forgive me. but I have such a shockingly absent mind " She «»> asleep n moment later. In the meantime Hobby Browne dl« dnlulng all eommaml« anil enireatlea. refused to tie put to tied not II lie had related the story of their capture and the subsequent rvetits that made the night memorable. He »at with bls rigid arm about his wife's shoulders Drusilla wii« stroking one of Ills linn,Is In a half conscious manner, her eyes •taring past his face toward the dark forest from which be had come. .Mr Britt was ordering brandy for hl« trembling client. "After all." wild Brow ne. bratrae with nervousness, "there la some good to lie derived from our experiences, hard ns It may lie to Iwllrve I bare found out the nirnns by which Iln«uls intends to destroy every living eren ture In the chateau." Chase threw off his spell of languidness and looked hard nt the sfienkcr. "Bnsiila coolly asked niv at one of our resting places If there hud been any symptoms of poisoning among ua. I mentioned Pong and Ihe servants. The devil laughed gleefully in my face »ml told me that It was but the beginning I tell you. Chase, we can’t rmnpr the U la tail lea I scheme he hss arranged. The water that comes to us from the spring« up there In I tie hills Is to be IMilsotied liy those devils. I heard Itnaula giving instructions to one of his lieutenants. He thought I was at III unconscious from n blow I received when I trie,I to Interfere In behalf of I jidy Agues, w ho was being roughly drugged along the mountain road. I my ami night a detachment of men are to lie employed at the spring». <le lllierately engage«! In the attempt to change Uie flow yf pure walgr Iplo a ¡low, subtle, deadly poison, the effects >f which w 51 not be Immediately fa tal. but |Ho<nlvel) so In the course of a few «lays. In the end we shall sick en and dio as with the scourge They Will call It the plague" A shudder of horror »wept through the crowd. Kvfr? one looked luto his neighbor's fa, ■* with a profound Inquir ing light In hl» «yen. seeking for the first timo evidem,, of approaching : death. Holllngswwirtb Chase utter,-«! a shott, scornful Inig.-h as he unconcernedly lift ed a match io one of hla preclou» ciga rettes. Th,, others stared at him In j amazement. Great God..Chase"." groaned Browne, "la this a job»-?" "Yes. and It's on Ranula,** said the other laconically. "You »ay that Re stila Isn't a »are of the fact that yua overhear,! what h* »aid to his man. flictr. even now. In spite of your es- irape. ho believe« flint we may go on drinking the wirier without In the least suape« ting what It Ims In store for un. limai! That’s why I say the joke Is on him. Browne, you are a <!<« tor a cliemlht. Well, we'll distill ¡ and double and Triple distill the water. Flint'» all A «, limtflmy might have thoiig'it of tinti. It's nil right, old imiti You're fagged out. Your brain 1 isn't working well. Don’t look so ’- r,-«tfallen. Mr. Britt, you and Mr. Nniimlera will give Immediate Inatrvc- Hon* that no more water I» to la» drunk or used until Mr. Browne has bad a few hottrs' rest. lie can taka an alcohol bath. rind we can all drluk wine. It won't hurt ua At 10 o'clock sharp Dr Browne will Iwgln operating the distilling apfiarnliia lu the labora tory. By Jove, will you listen Io the row my clients are making out there In live woods! They seem to tie an noyed ovar something." i >ill»lde the walls the Islander» were •h<-tiling and calling to each other. Hille« were crn.klng far and near, voicing In their iwcullarly spiteful way the rage that reigned supreme. A» Clin so ascended the «te|m Bobby Browne and bls wife came up Itesldo hltu. "Chase." »aid nrowne In a low voire, hl» fare turned away to hide the mor- tin« ntlon ttist filimi bis soul, "yon are a man! I want you to know that I thank yon from the bottom of my heart.” "Never mind, old man! Bay no more." Interrupted Chase, suddenly emburra toed. To be Continued)