The Santiam news., June 10, 1910, Image 9

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A new line of ladies Waiate at Weaely >
Jiri Lnt
A Cains.
The following representative gentle­
New line of dr«-«» g«xd» and ladiea
men have bean drawn for the June
turban hair pins at W< »ely 4 Cains.
term of tha Circuit Court, beginning
Ste-ve Philippi made a bu»in«-«u> trip the Z7th;
to «ilverton Sunday.
Albany. R. L. White, Ed Ixigsdon,
HE season is now on
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cslavan went to J. A Nimmo, J. D. laom.
for cream and white
the 1‘ortlaml Rose ahow, Wednesday.
Price. A Habb, J. M Schlagcl, E
e
goods.
Their popu- Mr. Millard Warwick, of Sjiukane, E. Parrish.
Scio.—Henry Ray.
Wash., arrived rm Tuesday's evening
popularity ia shown by the
Sanliam. — 1 If. Cupeland.
train.
mnny purchases of these
Crawfordsville.- C. 8. Hand.
If we cannot have the railroad, wr
trt-banon — P M
Seroggin, E. A
can and still have left, the right-of-
goods.
Love al I.
' way.
We have a complete as­
Sodaville C M Herrington.
Gray ia the color thia season fur i
Syracuse. John Winkley.
of
all
desirable
sortment
nens suits, and Wrrely A Cam have a .
Harn»burg. - It A. tilth« ns. John
‘ dandy line.
materials for the bride or
Muidletoti, F. M. Hyde, Will Grimes.
Wool was sold at Shaniko, Tuesday,
Halsey. D. H. Sturdevant, C. H.
graduate.
i for IG| cents per pound. B< tier prices Koontx. C. C. Jackson.
: are expect««! later.
Supply your wants here
Brvwixvilte —Geo. Coabow.
Albany
has
vummeiwe
I
pnvmg
op«r
lAtcumb.- W. L. Rooker.
from our generous assort-
ations again. 15 blocks ars included in
J« rd an
A. K. McCall.
ments. All kinds of cream
the j.r« sent contraet
8bedd - J. A. Pugh.
und white dress goods, silks
Foster. —S. D. Pickens.
J. W Wann, of Southwest City, Mis-
Orleans Frank Hulbert
Urtiri,
is
visiting
his
daughter.
Mrs
satinr, linens, trimming«,
Fox Valley —W. N. Brotherton.
A. E Edwards of this city.
und r muslins, lace curtsies
Hock Creek. C. H. Gains.
Win
Brenner at <t family went to
They are from seventeen precincts,
suits, etc.
Portland, Tuesday morning, to spend a
21 are farmers. 4 merchants. 2 laborer*.
few days at the Row show.
1 a bookeeper, 1 a cartwnUr, 1 a
2f> cent buys a nice large gingham
drayman, I a banker.
apron, and 3S centa buys a fancy white
one at Wesely A Cains.
Dress
Before You Pure
Goods
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S. E. YOUNG A SON
A lbany . O regon
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Dirt in Pcrtlirt
Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms
and moss, by using Lilly'» Rest Tree
Spray. At Wesely's Grocerjf.
Hotel xccomodations, in Portland,
are ina<tequate to supvly the demand,
ths crowd of visitors is so great.
John Ray. a former pioneer resident
| of Scio, ag«-d about 76 years, died at a
hospital in Portland, last Sunday morn­
ing. Hr was on his way from Prine
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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ville. where he had resided for five or '
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six years, to his old home near thia
Just in, a a well line of Packards 44
city. White in Portland, hr niet with
ami 15 low shoes for men in colors
an accident, the particulars of which
G< od line of lad • 1 Oxfords at W»s< ly green black and tan, at Weaely and mi one seems to know, by which one of
Cain.
hi» b'g« were broken. -B«mg without
A Cains.
Miss Dolly Daley, who has been pur­ relatives or acquaintances there, he
Morrison A Neal, headquarters for
suing the art preservstive for some was taken to the hospital for treatment.
bee supplias.
Weeks over at Lebnnun, is again at His son George, with whom he had
E D Myeri went down to the Rose
horn-.
been living at Prineville, was not’fi«d
show ye»terday.
The city council met in regular and through him, another son. Her ry,
Ail the latest styles in m-n» suits at
monthly session, last week, and after who lives on the oid homentewl, heard
Wesely A Cains at 17 to 123.
paying three bills, totaling
of the accident.
A. C. Peters, of Portland, visit«d adjourned.
Mr. Ray was making the journey
C. G. Gough and family thia week.
The railroad proj«»ct, owing to the alone. His injury was ruch that le
A new line of Biens suits in all tl e fact that a numlier of subscribers have could tell but little about himself, or
new colors and shades and fancy wcav« s refusid to pay their sub« nptuina, has how he had liecn hurt. His death oc­
at Weaely & Cains.
cur«! as above stat«i. The body was
drot ped indefinitely.
The Albany Herald chang«»! pro
When people get to shaving so close emhaluied ami brought to the old home
p ietors aga n, C. Clinton 1‘agc is tie that they will nut wear whisk«-rs, the in the evening <>f the same day.
He is survived by two sons, Henry,
new owner.
picking is getting short The N e » s
The best line of fancy and staple notices that quite a numtwr of '-cioans of near Scio ami George, of Prineville
ami • sister Mrs. C. W. Richardson, of
groceries in the Valley, at living prices are whiskerleaa.
Bilyeu Den.
at Wcsely's Groci ry.
E. C. Peery says that if he can't
build
railroads,
Iv
can
build
-ement
Mrs. Ollie Maclkmald is visiting the
■ids »IM«
Portland Ros«' Festival amt relatives at walks. He expects to place ccm«ni
walks on the west anti south of his
the metropolis.
The Trappist Fathers Mill A Luml>er
Co., ask for bids to deliver 10,000 tic»
B orn —On June 4. to the wife of Ira business property.
I will have a cir of cement at West on board cars at West Scio. Ties U
Tet-r», a son
The new arrival ia «
Scio, in a few days, which will be $3 be hauhd or fioated in Thomas creek.
grandson to Grsndpa Simmons.
Save your chicks by using Lee’s per barrel al the car. i’artitrs wishing Delivery of first car load to be not
Gcrmotone Diamomi and Lilly's I’.«-st cement will do well by leaving their i later than July 1. The bida must he
order with me at once and 1 will notify submitted before June 27. Any or all I
chick feed, at Wesely > Grocery.
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when the ear comes.
j bids may be rejected.
Mr. and Mr». John Weaely and child
N. I. MoltlUSOX
Trappiat Father» M. & I„ Co.
ren left, Monday morning, bound for
Scio. Oregon û
Two
new
precincts
have
tiern
added
Portland ami Tacoma.
to Linn ciMinty, this week. It i» not
Make money from your hen» by feed­
new ternt«>ry.
Only the increase of
Simmer Lei)iq$
ing Irtw'a Egg .Maker, bone, shell ami
liopulatlon ma«le the change necessary.
Under
thia
head cornea the de»ire for
grit. At Weaely’« Grocery.
The new precincts are "Calipooia f’ off go«d crops and good price». The far­
122 gradual«-» will lie sent out from from West Albany and "Knox Hutt."
mer who pin» hi» faith to the Milburn,
O. A. C. this year. This ia the largest from the north end of Price.
wagen. is on the right track for l~th.
class to graduate in the history of the
The >cio planing mill is the place to
Our territory cover» Silverton, Stay­
college.
I get your building material, door». ton and Scio. We have a full »lock of
Elegant tender rhubarb for canning, windows, screen», frames, molding»,
those Milburn wagon», at all time», in
now for sale in quantities, cheap, at etc. Call and see me I m *fore buying
all sixes.
the ranch. J. W. Armstrong. J«ff«r- elsewhere ami I will show you prices
K orinkk a M filkk
son, Ore.
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Stay ton, Oregon
which are hard to i>eat.
I.aat week, Grandms Tindall, of near
N. 1. Moitai» n
B'lell urn, had a fall and in protecting
The N ews will be glad to supply a
lolict ol FI n I SKtltmenl
hersdf, her right arm was broken,
copy of the paper free, regularly, to
Notice 1« hereby given that the under-
near the wrist
any or.e who will supply items of news signed administratrix of the estate of
Wesely A Cain have the swelleat lit e
weekly from anv and all of the sur­ John B. Smith, deceased, lata of Linn
of spring and summer dress goods tha n
rounding neighborhoods. Some one in County, Oregon, has filed with the
any other store in the valley.
every neighborhixxi should be willing to Clerk of the County Court for Linn;
Hon. J. K. Weatherford and Mr. take up this work for the intervata of
County, Oregon, her final account and
Bailey, of Albany, were Scio visitors. themselves and neighbors.
the court has fixed the Sth day of July,
I st Sunday. Whils here they inspect­
It Is very evident that our railroad 1910, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. for
ed «Mir condsnsery.
promoter» have not yet learned the hearing objections, if any, to said
The Farmers Meat Market will pay trick. A few years ago a railroad was ' account and for the purpose of settling
the highest market price for beef, graded from I-ebsnon to Waterloo* a ' ■aid estate.
mutton, veal, pork,, hide» and egg*.
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Dated thia tha I at day of June, 1910.
gvrtxl many of the ties delivered, etc , :
They dont want the e*rth, but they do
Martha A Smith.
yet no money was expended. If our
want your produce and arc willing to
Administratrix of estate of
peoplo had worked upon the same plan
pay for IL
John H. Smith, Deceased.
the cars would have been running Into
J. K. Weatherford,
Annual school election on Monday, Scio now
June 20. One director and a clerk ia
Atty, for Administratrix.
Steve Philippi is not nearly so wise
to be sleeted. The board now consists as the Ntwa suppose«! he was. When
of E. C. Peery. A. G. Prill and R. M. he was managing the clearing of the |
Cain. J. F. Wesely is the present
S*a*l< Rsenu for Commercili Tri »«ten
i right-of-way of the proposed railroad,
clerk.
he had grubbing done everywhere ex­
UNMJt NEW MANAGEMENT
.Morrison A Neal have been the cept upon his own land and now he has
means of lowering price« from 10 to ' to help pay for the grubbing. Steve,
100 per cent, on all kinds of hardware, it is very evident that you are not cut
not only in Scio, but al other points out for a millionaire.
GRANT PIRTLE. Pr»p.
they have come to our prices. You
Another member has been add«*d to
cannot get out of giving them the the firm of Morrison & NeaL T. O., ALBANY
OREGON
credit for the reduced prices.
the junior member, concluded that man
You owe it to your
self to come in and
s»e the extraortii-
nary values we offer
Nut only iloes the
price talk, but re­
member we are the
style, and quality
shop of Linn Co
You are welcome
whether you JcRire
to purchase now or
not. Look over our
line, then you will
know when you are
right. Our time ib
vour«.
We never disappoint
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THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
ALBANY
'OREGON
^ES(gS(g329»-©3(SS(g3gSS&
Panioarr. W. F .Gill.
Sitarriar, C. A. Warner
J. J. Barnes, W. F. Gill,
J. A. Hilyeo, J. R. Barovs,
C. A. Warner.
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SCIO ROLLER MlkkS
INOOKi^OHATKb
Custom Milling Bui^tvat. 4P
War «Io a
F ••«!
on
Fleur.
!'K>M1IKH il«. 1IMX.
Bale.
We
Wheal
are
In
the
Bought
and
Field for
Fleur and
Ltchangad
BuiineH and
for
Will
Treat You Kight
Excursion Rates to the East
St. Charles Hotel
F or S ai .K-One span of gaMing».
weight about 1100 pounds each. 7 ami B
years old; 1 set of buggy harness; I set
of hack harness; I buggy, good as new;
hack; riding bridle and saddle; 1BM>
pound Fairbanks standard platform
scales, in first class or.ter. at Trotters’
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• tore, May ton, Oregon.
was not made to live alone and was
DR. \V. R. BILYE V
cute enough to puiwuade a Lebanon
girl of that fact Therefore, a part of
Lebanon's population has been added
to Scio. The ceremony changes M im OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE'
Inland Rathbun, of Lebanon, to Mrs.
BOTH PHONES
Tho*. O. Neal of scio. The »rwn ex-
tends congratulations.
AIBANY
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
“LINE* IN OREGON"
TO
RATES
Chicago
$72.50
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
......................... 60.00
St Joseph
St. Paul
St. Paul via Council Bluffs........ 63.90
Minneapolis direct ..................... 60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 63.90
Duluth, direct..............
66.90
Duluth, via Council Bluffs
67.50
t. Louis
,,,,,,,.......... 67.50
Ticicets will be on sale May 2 and 9; June 2, 17 and 21;
July 5 and 22; August 3 and September 8.
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points
south of Portland, add one way local rate to Portland, to
make through rate via Portland. One way through
California, add $15.00 to the above rates.
Pen davs provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within
limits in either direction. Final return limit 3 months
from «late of sale, but not later than October 31.
WM.
M c M urray
Ganara) Paaaanyar Agent
Portland, Oregon
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