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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1910)
W an TEI) A girl for general house work. M um . I.. L. G vo P inu Young thoroughbred buff orpirgton rooster» for sale at V~ each. JoHs W eekly F or R ale — A high grade standard 'make piano, cheap. Object, going away. Apply of J<«ej h Balsehwrid, Start Hl Lasher 13 lit Tints Ttlillij C m - A beautiful display of tr.e j Selo. sesrt Kot In (tie C um very la'eat and moat stylish If you want the beat time piece that data for ladies and misse» ' you ever owned, see lliigey and get an Wednesday afternoon word was teh- in our new «-nlarged .Milli Illinois watch. You can’t beat them pboned to th» city that tne Trappwt nery department................ 1 unit you uae a club. Fathers mill was burning. A number Elsewhere in thia issue will be found of |*-«>ple went up from this city to help, a "lo»t” ad for a locket. Juat after but too late to be of any assistance. The very latent styles in The lire starU-d from a hot box, in i the item had been placed in type, the Suita, twat fabrics and the i locket ha<i been found and was in the mil), and in a short time the entire price» are an important plant was ablate. possession of the owner. factor, also......................... The fire has made a clean sweep of We have samples of John Peer* double disk plow which we will give the plant. Mill, lumber and store room Our showing of Fall and i you special price* on. Don't mis* this all went up In smoke. The loss to, perhaps. 150,000, with no insurance Winter Footwear is com j if you need a plow. whatever. plete Everything i.i the (Hit W'KMUV. A few years ago there were five or Shoe line for Men. Wonen I Congressman Hawley was in town six sawmills in the vicinity of Scio and Children. Thia to one i for a short time, last Friday, looking The big lumber companies and the fire of our »|>ecialtie*............. after Ills pulltieal fence*. From the nave destroyed them all. large vote he received over hi» compel- ¡iter, he must havv !o i< effective work. PossiWtj We Ire Sadly The mail agent of the Woudlium- Recent issue of the Albany Hera hi ' Springfield railway line earned the 1 -cio mail sack* on with him Sunday. contained an editorial article, printed > A lbany . O regon • returning them fi r delivery the m xt in pica type. In which the editor of the ' morning. Most evrryonr in town was NKWR wau given a severe (in the esti • disappointed, for they Were hungry for mation of the Hersid editor) lambast ing nt.d. a too accuses us of the crime of j election news. Uncle John Gaines announces that he being a democrat. But as there are worse crimes committed than that of i is disposing of his personal property which he accuses us of being an as nod will move away from the old farm -u-mbly republican for instance we LOCAL BRCVITIES. upon which he has lived for over fifty years. He will hold a public sale on suppose that w«- will have to grin and “aturday OctetoT 1. He expects to l»-«r the indictment. But. let us tee! The N ew * has always advocated any spend much of his remaining years in Primary election day was ns quiet as and all laws which would bring govern traveling about ami seeing the country Sunday usually is. ment closer to the people. To th» end, in which be has lived for more than 75 it use«l what little influence and ability Many of our farmers have com years. .: , - • » - > - I l > secure th«- adoption of ’ menced fall seeding. We will have a car of American fence the Initiative and referendum laws, th«- A. W. Hageyhas just been a iding a i at West Scio in a week or I«-» tune. direct primary including statement No. fine lot of clocks ami silverware to his The price will be couaiderably levs than I and, of course, indorses the recall. a'oek this week. last year. So if you are in need of I Make nonev from your hens bv feed fence, leave your order and we will arc guilty. ing H-e’s Egg Maker, bone, shell and notify you when it arrives. Th«- price The N ews has, also, applauded the .At Waael will be, 9-bar 36 cents per rod at the action» in th«- past of insurgent con F or S ait . Sowa with pigs, very car. gressmen. and views with satisfaction, cheap. V. Clalek, 7 miles southeast of M o RRI hom a N eal th«- many insurgent victories at the Scio. The improvement* of our public late primary elections. Further, it F or K ale Cheat seed fine and clean school building, made necessary for the would be glad to see the insurgent nt J. N. Morris’ feed store, Lebanon, . use of the high school department, are leaders in complete control of the Oregon. now nearing completion. The new destinies of that party If this is de Schillings Best. You know what. recitation and study rooms arc Antobsd mocracy, then we arc guilty some Guaranteed or your money back by , off with hanl otl, the wails ami celling more. And should either Senator La- Weaely'a Grocery. , being covered with hatidsome tir lumber Foiiettc, Senator Cummins, or even The beat line of fancy ami staple instead of plaster, as were the drat Theodore Roosevelt, lie nominated for groceries In the Valley, nt living prices rooms finished. Th«- new laboratory the presidency, the NEWS would gladly will a«l<l not a little to the teach«-’» support him, unless it was sure that nt Wearly's Grocery. F or »ALE 400 bushels of vetch seed, ability to interest and instruct the the democrats had nominated the better man If this is hide bound democracy, ready for seeding, at *1.10 per bushel, student. then there are thousands of republicans George M Devaney. who received at "antiarn Farm. H. W’. G aines in the same lioat. the nomination on the democratic ticket liaise fruit Instead of bug», worms But the sum of our off«-nding is our ami moss, by using Lilly’s Best Tret- 1 for recorder of conveyances, came owr opposition to assembly ism and to as ; from hto Albany home Tuesday. Mr. Spray. At Weeely’a Grocery. Devancv states that he has rented a sembly candidates, of the type lately Mrs. E. J. Kimball, Feamstrena farm near Harrisburg ami is now mov named by the Portland assembly. But Plain and Fancy ’»••wing. Ready made ing his family thereto. He did not say if this makes one a democrat, there suits altered. Residence South Maili St whether or not he would accept the are some thousands of republicans in Call on Hagev, the Jeweler, and get nomination tendered him. Should he Oregon who are tarred with the same that tioy one of those *1.60 watches, accept, Mr. Devaney will make an stick and which our brother, to his they are all fine time keeper». sorrow, will find true in November. excellent recorder if elected. The NEW urged that the names of Save your chick» by using Ue'i good men be selected to fill the vacant Grrmoitons Diamond and Lilly’• Beat I Wort to the W se is Sulliciont places on the democratic ballot and chick feed, at Wesely'» Grocery. Buy where you can get the best for that these names be commonly under School book» are »old for cash only. the least money. *1 saved is *2earned. stood at the various primary polls Those sold on credit at the beginning We din save you ?* on the best plows, throughout the county. This was not of school should be |>aid for at once. feed cutter, chopper, gas engines ami urged until the time limit had expired F„ C. P eery all kinds of farm machinery. If you in which candidate» could file petitions We will now offer our entire line of are in newt of anything, why do you for nomination. We believe the repub buggies, hack» ami wagons at factory not call and get our prices and see lican legislative candidates had to tic prices. Now is the timr to buy. what we have. We will treat you supplied in the same way. This to ,iot C haw W erely right. We carry the largest ami best a serious fault of the primary law, yet F or Svt.E- Mixed vetch seed ready stock of washing machines of any we believe the tow can be so amended for sowing. J. 8. Kibbey residence -I denier in Scio; also, we have the largest that such exegencies can be avoided in miles southwest of Scio, on the line of heating stove« and ranges. the future. Compare the prices of one year ago Serthng farm. But brother, we urge you as a matter Special sale on buggies, hacks ami with those of Unlay. Th«- wholesale of mental economy, to save your editor wagons tor the next 30 days. It will prices were the same then us now. but ial eloquence for use during the pend the retail prices have changed. U hy. ing campaign: for we feel sure that pay you to see us before you buy. you know as well as anyone. W'«- »re you will need it all and then some, if C har W isely here to serve you to the licst of our some of your assembly nominees are We have a fine line of mens harvest ability. Try u* and be convinced. carrie«! to victory in Novemticr. Yet. gloves, straw hats, etc., just what you M oRRlSON A N kal a little friendly criticism, occasionally, I need in the harvest fiekl. Iliblcr & administered as a sort of counter Gill Co. SMbtfi Strings irritant, to all right brother, it pre Mm. Nellie Henderson ami daughter. G. Miller, who has been in Portland vents one from placing a too high Mis» I nt tic. of Oakland. Cal., came a id Salem for some time, returned to estimate upon hto own abilities and. over from Albany, Tuesday, «here they hto home Wedm-sday. incidentally, ujxm those hto critic. have been visiting for some weeks, for George Gibbons, who has been in St. a visit with the N ews family. Mrs. Henderson is a daughter-in-law to the Mary’s hospital at Albany for som«- three weeks, returned home Tuesday. liettcr half of the N ews editor. Rev. Gillespie preached hi* farewell The Farmers Meat Market will pay the highest market price for beef, sermon, last Sunday, to a large ami mutton, veal. pork, hides ami egg». appreciative audience. They Joni want the earth, but they do Prof. A. R McDonald, who did such want your produce and arc willing to splendid work in our school lust year, 'I was reelected and commenced hto work pay for iL E*TRAY»:n A sorrel mare, weighing Monday. about 1000 onumis, estrayed from the Mr. Spilsenlwrg, who recently pur- Buena Vista ferry, on September 19. chased the Wilds store, has taken pos Shelia* a white stripe in the face, is »«•»•ion. Mr. W Ibis and family have branded w ith a large A on left Stille move I to their farm near Oregon City. B W Miller and wife, who haw and. when last seen, wore a halter. Any one who will or has taken up the been at different points in Washington animal am) will notify me. will he and Idaho for the t»»t two year*, re turned home Tuesday. They expect to > suitably rewarded. HENRY N o LAN l.ac -nb, I re. spend the » inter in the valley. I TRAPPIST FATHERS MILL BURNS It costa no more to he well drcwied than to I m : indifferent on this point. Now as fall in upon u> and it is time again to think of new clothe^ Why not get a suit th.it is «tylitdi and one that gives yon »elf cur.Hdence hy knowing von are dreaded as'well as any other man. <>ur »tore is chuck full of new up to date suits and overcoats in fancy Cashmer and Tweeds, of colors of brown and grav mixtures, the season's most popular materials. Whether it he for a young man who desires something more extreme or for the conservative dre-ser, our line is complete. We have a suit at any price vou care to pay. It will he to your interest to see this fall showing. < S,E YOUNG ASON Ì__________ _ THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. DEPENDABLE CLOT!TIERS Oregon Albany nrrn-RHs uirr « tiirr P kkaiiisnt , W. F .(¡ill. J. J.B.irnes, W. F. Gill, J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn-», L'. A. Warner. HnsETtar, C. A. W»rn«r mi •« X ■>• T<> >1« SCIO ROLLER MILLS ATI* 1» IN« i W»* «<«» a F*«<l Flour. on a (P» Ci»r»n»r«l Cuwtum !»b < 'FM1I»--H Wo or* In bouKhl tKo Treat Flour and Mtllirt* Wh»»l Sei* ’*!•. 1004« Fiold You ert*i for Lichangvd Swolnoae on<i for WHI Htglsi People Of Oregon IT IS NOW UP TO YOU The popular Colonist lares will again he in effect between September 15 and October 15, during which periixl tickets to Scio will he on sale daily from CHICAGO....................................... 5 . OMAHA ....................... KANSAS CITY ............. ST. PAUL.................................... 13310 $3J.OG f95 00 125.00 ^25 00 and from other cities correspondingly low. These are west bound, one-way fares only, but anyone here can Prepay for relatives or friends in the East, if desired. Consult your local R. R. agent NOW IS THE TIME to let the world know of our vast resour ces and splendid opportunities for Home Building. Write to everyone j ov know in the East. Send them good instruct ive printed matter, and tell them that the cost of getting here is hut little more than half the usual cost, and call on a tepresentative of the Southern Pacific Co. for all desired information or write WM. M c M urray General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon
