The Santiam news., March 14, 1912, Image 5

A. c. P HI LL. M. D.
Physician
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Surgeon
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: Possibly About You :
veweoooeeooeeeoeoeeeeeeaet
Hot drinks at Heyne’s.
OREGON
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
Archie
day.
hates visited
kthany .Mon­
Good oats baled hay for sale.
Wisely.
¡<>hn
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Several |>evpie about town are mat
mg garden
DENTIST
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The famous Utah I .and Plaster will
be on hand in a few days at N I. Mor­
rison's i>et my prices before you buy.
OREGi'L
K. SHELTOM
Real Estate
Notary I’uhlii
Administrator of Estates
xxna
Negotiated.
A ba tract»
Obtained and Examined
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C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
OREGON
W eatherford & son
Attorneys-at-Lau?
Office in Blumberg H.ock
ALBANY
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Gaauo
A. SHANKS
— .Manufacturer and l»ealcr in---
Harness and Saddles
CarrUft Trimaunt
Frosir Work SolklteJ
All Work Mrktlr <iwsr*at«d
SHHBVFN.
OREGON
f. Eoak«». Tra.
A. E FsoAslI. Vk< Fro
W. A. Evinf. Caih.
E. D Nr«». A»t. Cuh.
T.
Does a general banking nuaineaa and
can assist you in the transfer of money
by issuing drafts to the different part»
of the United 'takes, and its services
are available fur the transaction of
conservative business.
THE ESMONB HOTEL
Centrally located, good
rooms, prices moder*
ate, cvuiteouB
treatment
Corner Horrttos tad frost Streets
POHTLANU
OREGON
<5Rr MRSIX. Pre]
Hacks connect with all traína
at West Scío and at Munker*
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Spring t»rr*s <;< m » ìs
Men's Clothing
Mrn's Hats
Men » Shor*
("’Lsdms Sb-«-« wilt'
J»e in next week
ladies' Collars
I an and ('»earn
curtain vrwn
Latest Stviw Button*
4 hii.lr«-»,'« SI hw - s
Over lace
Embroideries
New White Goods
Kichar>i»<>n's Silk«
amt Art Linen
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Telephon«, F Behangs S" Il
»CIO
&
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Glasses I itted
Di srasen ot
Eye and Ear
Sm cessi ully 1 realrd
Knowledge and extenaive experience tn irvuting dia« ;uk>s
of the Eye »nd the fitting of Si'cctuclea, enable» un to guar*
antve Mitmfactiun. We furnish any style of frame« or eye­
glasses at reaaonable price«.
W. R SHINN, M
OCULIST
ANO
l f •• Santam Farn» wishcs to »eil
t. ns of Nu. 1 hay, j oats, | cheat, t red
The famous Hoosier Grain Drill :■> ’
) \ . i. h st AH y>er ton at thr bsirn.
handled by N. I Morrison.
■ »■> |n ton» of »traw, half uat ar.d
per ton.
T. J. Markers of Portland trsi »a. trd half wich, at
S. W. G sisks .
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business in bcio the first of the week
Some baigains in rr»nitr»»ni begin­
ning Mondav and lasting through the
week at Morrison's South Sidv Har»’-
ware.
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OREGUN
CLUBBING
OFFER
Lsfflör
No matter what you I iui H we want
!' ;• ’• M— .-i-,
r, iik'li ordre-,«,- ‘
Leí U» figure with y««* áktAóii prices and
Marshall Richardson »1« up from
Portland in his auto lh<- first of the term,* of payments. We alivi handle
swsh. daora, brick, plaster, and cement.
week.
The Scio Planing .Mill* Co..
Mr and Mrs. J." W Compton <•••!«.
Scio. Oregon
brat«) their f*'th wedding anniversary
last Monday.
16304 Position
■everal autos have I«-, n in evidence
Can be had by ambitious young men
about town th - week sin ■•- the i ads
-• * - il:-- *.n th--
k! of "Wire!»-**" -*r
began drying
Railn .ul telegraphy. >ince the H hour
Mrs. M
H, Terrell left Saturlav
>* Ivcsmi- effective, and since the
morning for a visit with relative ■ at U nelv,« companies are «rotsblishlng
Newberg.
«talion» throughout th«- Country there
M. Young who spent the winter with is a great «hurtsg»* of telegrapher»
his son at Tygh Valley arrived home a p.. itions |»ay beginners from 170 to Í»
few days ago
per month, with good change for ad-
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Wanted txical agent for !.<■» < r,
Everitt and R-t If Automobiles
For Institute of Portland, Oregon, operates
interview and demonstration of car. unter su|H-rvi«ion of R. R. and Mire-
I- », official» and places all graduate«
*•'
trio
situ.n». It will pay you to write
If you want to get in on my nest car them for full detalla.
23-4
of cement Lean give you «nine very at
tractive prices. My first car is all
1
Malice Io Ike höhe
and part of the second. so leave your
The two trading magazines of the
orders early. N. I. Morri»«)»
. i!i 1 <ia«t. the Pacific Monthly and
Trv Chi-Namel to brighti-n up your
the Sunset, have been consolidated un
furniture, linoleum, fl<«>r«. etc Call
d«r the title of "Sunset the Pacific
at my «tore and we will demonstrate
Monthly. ”
its uses to you. You can mak your in­
it la the intention of the publishers
side finish to represent quarter s»w»<
to spare no money nor effort to make
oak with Chi-Name! N I. Morrison .‘t>
Sur«et the Pa« it c .Monthly a credit to
Take your lumber bill* to N I Mor the W est and a maganne of national
rison at his south »id- hardware «tore
value and im|»irtame
lie can give you figures nt mv mill 3|
lu introduce it to new readers, wr
miles east of Scio, or delivered, 11«
will make the following sp«*cial offer
can also give you prices on all of y«ur
S< nd 54) cents in stam|>s. and wr will
building material
I A. Miller.
pit your name on our subscription list
In buying a plow get the i..-»t, The for the nest four months, and will send
J. I. Case leads th.-m a l
They win you free a ropy of the superbly illus-
(rated Mid Winter numlwr, and also
out every time in trial test» in this I.
cality. Sold by N. I. Morrison, under the famous Sunset Indian poster, sa­
curvly packed in a mailing tube
a positive guarantee
3u
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The annual |»»>l of mohair at Scio I* will make a beautiful ornament for
being made with K. -heltun a* secre­ your front room or den.
Send ><>ur order to Fred l-ockley,
tary. Those desiring to consign their
fleeces of mohair to this pool now have N'ortnwestern Manager. Sunset ■
the opportunity.
I he charges for Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. .31
pooling will be one cent per fleece.
The young ladles of the T. E C
wore very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr». Roy Mclhmald Thur»
day aftefnoon. At the close of the af­
ternoon's work the hrwteaa served a
very delicious luncheon
M • I'-irdelle
Brenner invited the club to meet with
her on Thursday. March 14.
AlBANi,
orrics ovis cuncs » » arm
Kiy lir Sait
The perfect weather of the ps*t
week ha* dried the rout» very fast
A man who sent a dollar for a “po
tato bug killer" receive! two bl> c« of
wood with the follow,ng directions
"Take the block which is No. I in tie
nght hand, place the bug on No. 2 and
press them together. Remove the un-
fortunate and proceeil as before.
Moral—trade with the home merchants.
ORTICIAN
D.
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ri;»» New» <li «ir«1* lo givo ita Trailer» lite
lulvantagi* of tlie Le»t rute» oti thè brut
puper» unii inaguziiH*» |>ubli»hr<|.
Brlow
ii» a liat of giKxl cmnbination» ami we rhull
exl< mi it from lime to lime.
lìivse are
niliriìv i-.i'ìi ili .ui» un •• j-i 1«
Tlh’ Sunti um Xctr.8 mid I
Regular j«ice.
Club price
Weekly < )rcgoniiin
.......... $:’> <Mi
:: (M>
Semi Wee? Iv Journnl............
9.U0
Daily and Sunday Journal
♦;..*»o
1 >aily Journal
Town »Q Country, tn ice a rno 2.50
3.00
Kural Spirit, weekly
3 <N>
Oregon Home-tea I, weekly
Toledo ! '•
. 2 .50
2,75
Oregon Teacher- Journal
4.50
Scientific American ............
3.) XI
Delineator
........
2.< N )
Northwe.Ht I’oultn Journal
Lal' olletti•’■» \\ cck ly
. 2.50
$2.25
2.<M>
0.75
BACK
THE
TO
FARM
5.25
1.50
2 1.5
2.ÍMI
2,00
1 05
3.75
2.25
1 f»O
1.95
1» now the slogan, and the low
Colonist Fares
Deafness Cannot tm Cured
b. local apoiirations. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the rar.
There is only one way to cure deafness
snd thst is by constitutional remedies.
Drafn«»« is caused by an inflamed con­
dition of th«- mucous lining of the
E>i»(achtan Tuts-. When this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imtierfrct hearing, and when l( Is en­
tirely cloaed. deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can tie
taken out and this tubs- restorrd to its
normal condition, hearing will lie de­
stroy»«! forever; nine cases out of ten
rr caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the murous
surface«.
We will give One Hundred 1 »ollar*
for any case, of deafness I caused by
catarrh) that cannon be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send fur circulars free.
F»
Cheney A Co.. Toledo, 0.
Soki by druggists 7fic.
Take Hall's Family Pills for cot ati-
pat ion.
Mr. and Mr« 8. B. Cole of Schi rr
turru-d to their home this morning, says
Our ng» ftrst claas and
Tuesday's Albany Herald, after lieing
our hornea good drivers
present last evening at the marriage of
their son.
Roy < dlr, to Miss Ellen
Pnces Reasonable
Zeollner. both of Mill < ity. The newly
married couple went to Portland last
LLOVI» LUKEXHACH, Maavosa evening for a short wedding trip after
which they will reside at Mill City, ■
where Mr Cole is employed at th«
IT’S F80T INSURANCE general store of the Hammond Lumber
viaiim ara
company. Mrs Cole has been a nurm-
SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY
Tb« roartaai yH pota pr«««ar« r* at the mill hospital there for some
!-”• *.
«trnlaa aad time.
WMÜiaeM
»rw
FOR ISSESSOR
«r»»«ai b>a«k «• rnqaMl
The 1-adies Sewing (Tub met at the
Woodard, Clarke .X Co. home of Mrs. M. C. Gill last Thursday
! wish to announce myself a candi­
r.nu.4, u,.,««
afternoon, March 7, and were pleasant­ date for the Republican nomination
I have had
ly entertained by
the hostess and for County Assessor.
nine years of esperience in the assess­
daughter
Grace.
After
a
period
of
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS
busy needlework the mrmlvr« were re­ or's office which I believe has thor­
freshed with cake, jell-o de«ert and oughly qualified me to take up this im­
l have "The Maples" bred to
grafie
juice. The remainder of the af­ portant work.
lay strain of Buff Plymouth
ternoon was spent in a drawing con­
Kocks— the best there is. The
test which created much amusement.
vear-round Egg Producers and
I hereby announce mv candidacy for
Mrs. A. G. Prill won first prise and
general purpose fowl
Mr». Don McKnight, consolation prise. the nonination for sheriff of Linn
WITHOUT A Rt rnttOR
The members of the club were invited county on the Republican ticket, sub-
to meet with Mrs. R. Shelton the fol­ jack to the primaries.
Egg* per Setting, 11.00 and H.fiO
A. B.
lowing Thursday afternoon.
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OREGON
TO
AND
THE
NORTHWEST
Picvailing Daily
March 1 to April 15, 1912
over the
Al
W/SU N S ET
,
lOGOEN&SHASTAl
V ROUTES I
J.
is the beet mean« of currying it out
FARES
Candidate's Announcements
R. M. CAIN
«CIO, ORE
FROM
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
OMAHA
KANSAS CITY
ST PAUL
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$33.00
32.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
From other cities correspodingly low.
Colonist Fares are WEST-BOUND only, but they can be prepaid from any
point. If you have friervia or relatives in the East who desire to ,'o»t back
to t»»o farm" you rau deposit the values of the fare with vour nearest lueal
ticket agent and a ticket will lie telegraphed to any address desired.
Call on the undersigned for goo<1 instructive literature to send East
JOHN
I
M.
SCO FT,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon