The Santiam news., May 05, 1911, Image 8

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New shipment of l«oy* clothing arri\
«*1 at Wearly A t ain- Monday, April *asl U> be the most ancient city in the
work!.
24.
A number of salmon have been
Dr. Poll has added an automobile to
his medical practice, a great conven­ caught, lately, at the dam, near the
conde naery.
ience when the road* arc dry.
Albany expect* Oregon Electric cars
Vetch, grass ac.-d«, clover, land plan­
ter and commercial fertilisers al J F. to be running to that city, on or before
next Christmas.
Weekly's.
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Three- fourths of Oregon's immi-
Mr-
Mary
Cady
died
at
the
home
of
Begins Fri., May 5
her son, at W est Scio, on Friday, April I grants, for the past ten years, became
reswlcnta of the cities and towns.
29. She was aged about »0 yrar.,
Gardena say "We have been aome-
A full line of Lilly's guaranteed
Ever)* article in this
garticn aecia, chick feed, bone, ahell | what dilatory in our work, so far, this
spring; but just watch ua grow now."
and grit at W'esely's Grocery.
I«arge Department
Those opposed to the city charter say
Lloyd Luckenbach and Fred Jone*
Store must be »old
contemplate a trip to the Breit -nbush they are going to test the cunatitutkun
before moving into
ality of the state law under which the
hut springs, within the next few «lay*
new building.
Just received a shipment of Red Bam! late city election was held.
candle«, to be sold at 15 cent* |*r
A dispatch to the Portland Journal
pound at Heyne’a confectionery store states, in substance, that suit will 1»
Oregon‘a second postal raving* bank commenced immediately to annul the
S avings W orth M aking
ha* been opened at Astoria. The de­ result of the late city election.
Albany has six men who weigh a
posits. covering amount* from 11 to
1100. reached the lu.n of JoOU the firat ton when they are irx. a good humor.
Wonder what they would weigh, if all
day.
A lbany , O regon
One good result of the late new city should get angry at the same time?
E. W. Langdon, for many year*
charter campaign ia. the ritixena know
much more about our city charter*, cashier and prosident of the First
both old and the new. than they did National bank, at Albany, has severed
his connection therew ith and disposed
before.
ti
of
his stock holdings.
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We have
feet of lumber and
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LOCAL BREVITIES,
o ! arc able to fill anv kind of a bill, from
a
Scio will contribute three very fine
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a barn to n testable We. also. keep a ati-l fast no
to th«- »Hing >f
! good supply of cement on hand. Scio racers of the Northwest circuit. Mr
llanmg Milla Co.
Boynton, the owner, expects to ship
Lawn mowers at Morrison's,
E. A. Easton, of Crabtree, sold the i the horses to Seattle, the first of next
remainder of hi* potato crop, H50 bush­ week.
Beautiful post earth at Heyne’a.
Now is the time to get nd of your
Today, Friday, is clean up day. U-t els. for fl.35 per bushel. At thia rat«-
a potato raiser can become a millionaire rheumatism. You will find Chamber­
everybody get busy.
lain's Liniment wonderfully effective
The latest styles in mens clothing, if he stays with the business.
One
application will convince you of its
from
»
dm
Sick
headache
results
hat» an<t shoes at W« sely A Cains,
merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers.
<>r«k-rv«l
condition
of
the
stomach,
and
II. M. Myers and J. A Bilyeu were
A !:.,<■ \ l.u*
-;-' a
r< . ’| i >■■ ■ g
doing business in Lebanon, last Friday. can In- cured by the use of Chamlwr-
Ladies and mens low shoes at Wesely Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try mills, h shingle mill, a box factory, s
large chair factory, a furniture factory,
4 Cains. A large assortment to select it. For sale by all dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Parrish. of 2 foundaries and machine sho|«i and
from.
inim<-n>us other smaller-manufacturing
Ex Mayor J D Matluck, of Eugene, Ixrbanon, attended th«- birthday cele­
-concerns.
bration
of
Mr.
am!
Mrs.
Isaac
C
Bat«--.
was married for the fourth time, last
, of thia city, last Monday. Mr«. Parrish
For soreness of the muscles whether
Sunday.
i
is
a
«laughter
of
of
the
aged
couple.
induced
by violent exercise or injury,
Chocolates, Cocoanut bon l«ons
Mrs. Barbara Chrs died at the family Chamberlain's Liniment is excellent.
French mlx«-d cream covered dates,
Thia liniment ia also highly esteemed
ir ti
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at 15 cents per pound at Heyne’a.
for the relief it affords in cases of
ing.
The
cause
w
apleno
leucaemia
'lhe*warm g«-nt!.- showers, of
I Her age was about 06 years, and leaves rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
’Wi'fli, »'•!■<• lno*t accept lid«- to
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i a husband and 6 children Burial occur-
The Nttws family is indebted to two
people, hervalaiuta.
Our graduates of the high school •re rd at Franklin Butte cemetery today. of Scio's handsome little maids for two
getting ready for commencement day,
W. S. Carjientcr was monkeying with beautiful May maskets. If the little
which is to be on May 19.
■ gopher gun Woinesday morning, ladies are as handsome as were their
baskets, we fear they will be the cause
New line of carpets, ruga, linoleum, when it was discharged mto hia right
of numerous heartaches, a few years
I
hand
with
th«-
probability
that
h«-
may
ami wall paper just arrived at Chas
hence.
Weaely'a. Come ami ««-e them before ' lose his index finger. Dr Prill dreeaed
five
thr
!
the
wouuii
and
think*
he
may
you buy.
Sunsel Maghine l#r May
The ball game between Jefferson and ' finger.
promisee
to
be
of
Scio next Sunday,
If you are intending to buy a buggy
Nile of thè West by S. Glen Arnlrus.
unusual interest, Come out and are thia spring, I invite you to call ami Byautifullv illustrateci in four colora.
the struggle.
examine my stock before purchasing Ih.- SjHL-ll. a western novel by the
Dr. lx>we. the well known optician. elsewhere. I carry some of the beat Willia maona. Guests of Greater China
will l>e at Scio hotel Friday, May 5 from makes of vehicles on the market and Town, by Charles K. Field, A u tomo­
Now on sale at li cents.
9 to 4 o'clock. Don't tail to have him sell them at the lowest possible prices bile section.
Yours
for
business,
N.
I.
Morrison,
test your eyes for glasses.
Gigantic
Preparatory
Sale
The People’s Store
IS 'HIE PI ACE TO BEY
GROCERIES, SHOES
AND DRYGOODS
We constantly keep on hand
a fresh clean stock and always
aim to do what is right with
our customers, Call and see
We will be
what we have.
pleased to quote you prices.
S E YOUNG ASON
Chief of Police Cox, of Portland, has
been indicted for th«- noninforcvmrnt
of the law regulating disorderly houses
and has resigned hia c immiaaion as
! chief. Mayor Simon haa refused to
accept the resignation, but did grant
Now is the time to spray your fruit
him a layoff until the courts could try
trees with lime ami sulphur solution.
out the indictment.
We handle the 100 ja-r cent, pure
Hon. Timothy Davenport, a moat
quality. For sale in quart, gallon or
barrel quantities at Wesely's Grocery. prominent Waldo Hills pioneer, d <-d in
Pasadena. Cal., last wrvk. His re­
Our full line of buggies, surreys and
mains were brought to Silverton.
hacks have ju«t arrived. Give us a
Marion county. Ore., for burrial, this
call before you buy. as we can give you
week. Mr. Davenport has been promi­
more for your money, for we buy in
nent in the politics ot Oregon for the
car lots and direct from the factory,
past 40 years, a liberal contributor to
Chas. Wesely.
newspapers on political subjects and
Teacher's Summer Review Term be­ has held numerous olficea with credit.
gins at Albany College July 10 ami will Hr loaves a wife, one son and several
continue to August 19. All branches daughters, all of whom are grown ami
for state certificates will be taught by some have families. The son is the
the best instructors. Advanced work world's most famous cartoonist, Homer
in high school subjects Primary ami Davenport, who is, also, the leading
intermediate methods a specialty, importer of Arabian horses. going to
Interview - uperintendent W. L, Jack-| the center of Arabia among the wiki
son or President H. M. Crooks.
tribes for his first shipment.
If you are going to plant any amount
of jHitatiM S, this spring, call ami get
one of my Evans potato planters to
plant them with. Will sell or rent. N.
I. Morrison.
PROCHASKA,
KALINA Ä.
Scio, Oregon
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riKAl'KA A PIPMPAU J'sroew.
——Manufacturers and Dealer» in
Sa sh, / A xj /' n , . 1/ au Id ing, Fra nt es, Sh i n ¡¡les Etc.
Estimates and Plans for Bnildinzs fornishei on short notice
As we now have a first-class contractor and builder, we will
also tasc contracts, etc.
Let us figure with you.
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niHscross
J. J Barnes, W. F. Gill,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. K. Barnes,
C. A. Warner.
-rrtt'SH*
l'axainrvT, W. F. Gill.
RacurrsaY, C. A. Warner
(ioinpany
TO
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
i
limmistrttws Notice
To al whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Fairlotte
Crabtree, d<*ceased, has filed his final
account in said estate in the county
court of Linn county. Oregon. an«i that
sanl court has fixed Monday, the 29th
day of May, 1911, at the hour of 1
o'clock p. m of said «lay as the time
for the hearing and nettling of all obli­
gations to said account; therefore, all
persona having any objection to said
account are hereby notified and required
to file the same in said matter in said
court on or before said last mentioneti
date.
Dated April 21, mil.
Jas. A B ii . yki ',
Administrator
of said estate
W. R. B ii . yku ,
Attorney for Administrator
Liat publication .May 19. 1911.
I T. 4. MVSSKIU,
W eatherford &
son
Attorneqs-at-Laic
Office in Blutnlierg Block
Giunto
ALBANY
(’. <*. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
Preaulanl
*. *. S*1XO,
Cas'iier
The Scio State Bank
Taàw« « are of your
. ««Ing îhr uttutM«
«liltgvnra for jour natrty. Il «forca Mrh tly
ban bin« buaiiMM»«
lab«*« t-arr O< tour
rib«** b« on other
tmnb», luaitMi
■nin lrr» tor jrxi iuab«<c baine
con •! «Imi
with « oik .
consertati«« l»u«i
ttf-wa* liriPt h<»de
J M. Howell, a pojmlar druggist of
Greensburg, Kv., aaye, "We use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our
own household and know it is excellent"
For sale by all dealers.
OREGON
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When a Man Buys Clothes
He goes to the store in which he has the greatest confidence. He doe« not judge «tores by what
they cluim to do, but by what they do do. He goes to the store that he has learned always gives
all or more than they promise. While some stores arealwajs promising unheard of values, it is
quite often the case that some other store not claiming so much, is really giving better values.
\V liilf we believe in advertising, we know that men judge us mostly by what we do, and hence we
depend upon real, genuine value-giving, to get our customers, and keep them. • When in Albany
you are welcome to come to our store for a place to be ar home. We are anxious for the particular
voting fellow, the slim young man, the fat man all who seem to have a hard time to set clothes to
tit and suit, to come to us, as our store is the largest south of Portland, anti none there are better.
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THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
We help
vou save your expenses over here
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ALBANY, OREGON