The Santiam news., December 18, 1908, Image 6

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Report o< the Svbool* of making the condition serious,
those notes ar* renewed ! shall make it
l.ii.n county.
The monthly reja»rt system intro­ , my business to ruin you.”
Then the financier turned to hi* caller.
duced into the schools of the county, is
"I think, " he »aid "you will find the
proving a great success in securing a
higher per cent, of attendance.
The I bank willing to extend your notes."
It was.
general average in the county for the
past month is about 96 |*r cent. The
certificate of award, introduced by the
eatherford
wyatt
county Superintendent, granting to all
schools making 97 per cent, in attend
ance is proving a strong incentive to
more fiunctual attendance The follow­
Office III libimi» rtf B:,«k
ing school* received certificate* of
Monthly
W
J. F. WESELVS GROCERY
Headquarters For
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Attorneys-at-Latc
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK
award for the- month ending Nov. 27th
G*««*»*
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District No. 2. Irene H. Nolan,
her. pei er t of at I •
District No. 11, <»oldle Jones, teach­
H. MONTAN YE
er j>rr cent, of attendance 97
District No. 17, Anna Blacklaw
teacher, prr cent, of attendance 9*.
\<>.arv Public sod > »llvllor
District No. .'11. D. M lligbre. teach
of Patenta ami Pansu» ».
er |«r cent, of attendance 97.
Allein, Or.
District No. 32.
I. Alexander, Office. 233 Wrat imi.
teacher, per cent of attendance 9s
District No 37. C. F. Bigbee, teach
er, percent, of attendance9H,
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District No. 41. Ida Maxwell, teach
er. per cent, of attendance 97.
District No. 42. Mark A. Paulsen,
principal, per cent, of attendance 9H.
District No. 49. Vila Nanny, teacher.
At Wr*l « ini <d l’ e 't«»rii —»n wtr« vi
per cent of attendance 97.
bridit».
District No. 57. T. J. Goin, teacher.
par cent, of attendance 9s
District No. Hu. Ties*to M Shelton-
tn Kiner
teacher, per cent of attendance 97.
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District No. #&, A. I’. Hirvna, teach
er. |ier cent of attendance t>7.
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District No 6«>, Bessie E. Brown, A. William*
teacher, per cent, of attendance 9n.
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District No. 74. J. W Bolin, teacher,
per cent, of attendance 97.
District No. 77, J. I,. (ala van, teach­
er. |ier cent
attendance 97.
District No. 7 . Anna Engel, teacher.
|>er cent, of attendance 99.
District No. 79, i.eorgia Laporte,
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teacher, per cent, of attendance 99
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District No. 90, May Hews, teacher,
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per cent, of attendance 97.
District No. ON, J R Geddes, teach
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er. per cent, of attendance 97.
Diatrict No. 100, Addie Anderson,
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teacher, per cent of attendance 9s.
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Diatrict No. 102, E. E Munsey,
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teacher, |>er cent, of attendance 97.
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Portland
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Morgan'* Methi da.
Ihilly eveept *unday.
A treasury official who recently re
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turned from New York tell* the Wash
Portland Pa»irtig»-r
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l ng ton Herald a story illustrative of
bali, eic.-pt 9unday.
the effort of J. Pierpont Morgan, the
Paaae-igrr« arriva in Porli .mi al II :30
New York financier, to stop the finan
i ni. Mai return sanie d*v. leaiiov
rial depression
Portland at 4 :15 p tu.
A manufacturer had iteen operatine
lor (urtlier mf< rinatimi, -all on or
his business for sometime on credit. •ddrea»
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Hi* notes fell due early in November,
ttrn. P*«» Airi . Portland Or.
ami he went to a bank to get them re­
T. J liAXNF.N Daal Averli. West
newed. Though he had been a large »ciò. i»r.
depositor and was known to lie a man
of acrupulous honesty, the bank de­
clined to grant him an extension, insist­
ing that he should pay his note* on the
l> M. Mi K aMiHT lil W AlU. Of Otif ECTIVE THt.ES
day they fell due. This was im|KMuii-
An experienced compounder of
Hare an <H«irwct ot m»e rrriaamrl
ble ami bankruptcy «tared him in the
>•» I he
face. He went to a friend and asked
him what he should do.
"No bank will loan you a cent," said
Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong,
hia adviser. "1 have it.
Go to Mr of Allumy, Oregon, to now preftared to
Morgan ami »tat* your case to him."
furnish Chinese medicines to all.
The
Oft be rwnl ptt»|arr » tin fnfrtttl t<» u tire K ami
"Oh, he won't do anything for me," undersigned reeommemia him and guar­
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or twMiey Itane«), nur
the manufacturer responded, hopeless antee* satisfaction. Call or write him
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K »hr V«riirflf of mir esperi
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"Hu( i n tiy. anjIw* "
at 117 West Second Street, Albany,
Mr. Morgan received him courteously Oregon.
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KUDU, Manager
and listened to hia statement. Then he
M WiMTFAU.
Hack« connect »illi ali tram» hoth al
turnel to his phone ami rang up the
Weal Scio ami Mlinker».
■ >*<«■ raimer 1 hint and HnwIalMti NU.
Clover Seed
bank.
Olir riffa >>ur fir»l eia»« and '«ir Ixirae»
•'Mr. So-ami-So ia in my office,” he
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said, "and tells me you have dec lined
A limite»! ■mnant <>( abaolntelv pure ff-aai driver» Pr-ce» rraeonable
to grant him an extention of his note*, mi dover »eeii lor vale. Imbuirà of thè
Subscribe for the S an T’AM Ngwa.
«nhacrihe lor th»- Vim»» N.a.
It ia just such people a* you who are llibler-Oill, Co., or ol R. W. tàlli.
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Attorney-ütLaœ
J.
. WESELY.
Pup's Coffee House
THOMAS GROCERY i
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DISHES
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THE ROYAL HOTEL
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J list received a fine line of I >ish-
ware, consisting of
Tea cups aud saucers
Coffee “
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Berrv
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riME CARB SOUTHERN PAC. R. R
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(’like plates
Witter
I’ie plates
Tea
Bread and butter plates
After dinner cups and saucers
and others too numerous to mention
Come ami see them.
\N. E. THOMAS &, SON
STAYTON
DR. J. MON FOO
SCIO LIVERY & FEED
Linn County Abstract Co.
STABLES
Cninese Medicines
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