The Santiam news., February 26, 1914, Image 4

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I l’I’ETt SÄST! AM EX EM S
P: »f» mor (îwri'v SuthrrItimi and,
wU paon w»»rr here or a buethrae trip. *
honestly believe we have the liest remedy in the world for indigestion
lys|M:p«.ia. We urge you to try it at our risk. It’ it doesn't relieve vt
Eoad !<•>• * Shephard .un» purchased
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county jwopîv know it
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ranch.
is we feel sure it will—-we’ll give back your money without a word, v
>« 11» your family «Imggist. You kn<»v.- v • u <. h M i >'I <Lm* r< < oinmcml anything we didn’t ’
it. nor dun* to break a promise. Thwfon when w<* recommend any remedy it is Iwcause
it to I m * Iwtter than any other to relieve th'* ailment for wl . a it i» made, and when we
¡th in it and our sincerity toward you by promising to give back your money if it
ve you and in every way satisfy you. you have no ¡xissiblc excuse for doubt or hesitation.
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a long time, She wa** Nina Wadsworth,
and wn known to many u( our you: /
ruicb«* wh»r- a if ill. She p*: t <*
vral yriif* in San Fr&ncuco «. urtpo- :i :
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' and - th« iuth««r of rr • y f» •
p■•• ’ cm vf l»«nd mu >v and other inatru
mental munic.
Ho r r, who lo«t a ’r*^ ,n t1« *
. h-A r reived >4500 from an fl <
n rrco company after a <>o;
delayed legal battle.
The Gooch miil has In’en wold, if all
a tat‘merit* are true.
The Potter mill, after a long «hut
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humor hat »1 that they hav<* bought
several hundred ar:on uf tinilwr on the
¡y vernmrrt rc«erve.
1 he Hammond mill will shut down
for u couple of month* or more They
will make extensive repair «. put in
«oine n*-w machinery, and enlarge the
cnpuc.ty of the mil), One of the off.
rials »ays that they will run "full
L i. t" when the Panama . anal epen-
They tire replacing the wo»dcn log
ging cars with »teel cars- lighter to
haul up grade.
lagging
d railroad building will
ront ntiv just the same
T' <> Black Eagle mining operation*,
like grandfather’ clock, »topped hint,
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'.o g<< again for some time. The)
will supplant th1 present machinery
■ ilh an outfit that will run out t< r
me.* a-, much material as formerly.
There i, a new »uperintr: lent. Hob
Shi< , who ha* I m - n th” promoter .»rid
superintendent nil the year.; back, ha*
gone to Nevadn to mine.
are, wo honestly believe, the best remedy made for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
other Stomach Ills
You Risk No Money
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Poi Commissioner
my candi­
of County
Republican
will of the
Helen and I-ecna Johnson spent Sun voters, al the primary election to
day at the l*eter»on hone.
be hel«i on May 15, 1914.
Mr. and Mr». J. F. Sommers and
.1. D. IRVINE.
»on Ronald were trading in Albany on
Brownsville, Oregon,
Will and Ikdph Mexpelt were in Al-
l>an) Saturday.
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(hir M«.litigncM tn have v<m u$»r Rr*xali
l»;»;*p«n,.i lori H rntiH'ly at our n,k
} r »'< » our faith in them.
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the World'* Create * Dru; Stores
qp<KIN6 X)F ALL” - Sursis fye
Mrs. 1 J. G. Clark of Eugene v i lited
over Sunday with friends in this
I hereby announce
nei|rhl»orhood.
dacy for the office
5* »» Nora Holt of Albany »pent Commissioner on the
Saturday with home folk».
ticket, subject to the
Laonard Gilkey transacted buxine-*-*
in All-any Friday.
tu» . f» - it frr*
In canvenlsnt bo it* three uass 25c, 54k. $1.00
SCIO, OREGON
a** a rrvult of thè trip he look berne a
Old papers for your cupboards fine rej-utei ed Jersey bull. Th- < ss»
and pantry or to build fires with pure ha -ed of S. II. Holt and ìs freon
at five cents per bundle at the one of his high-produeing cows. Mv.
Holt inforni* us that he stili ha» a
News office.
few younger male calve» from <>n» to
five i ■ th** *1 »li b In- -«ili fin •• cut
i hum us Torn s
at a isogain if taken at once. ,
Mr. and Mr John IVwnll and M-*.
Frank DeWull were visitors at Al-
bany over Sunday.
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E. C. PEER, Y
1 h»* blue iky pilot or *ct*atr examiner
hn* declared the <>ph* Mountain mine
hi* I* < n juit • -*i<k with
a Kona fi<l<- mine nnd authorised them
t is -.aid to l>e improv-
to nell stock. The) are greatly <-lut
••<! and are going to put in machinery
Will M«x»re of Woodburn was in thia
in thr* spring.
Those mine« and the
!•< »h«»-wj la t week clearing out
Scio mine are near neighbor». .Must *♦•
hi f» m e mv and making other im
!•<• ffold there.
provementa on hi* farm.
I. R G. ^ayn that hr i< knocking th •
•pot* nut of thr high co>t nf living.
. •rgeli«!- Jamison and a«.<ntant
He ha* quit ’King pie, cake, tea, coffee»
holding a era » of meetings in
wh. key t»n<l tobacco. Old fa hu ti *»*
vic,nit> Th •) are drawing large
bread, butter, wgrtable**. milk ami
appreciative audience.
mountain v.alrr are gm*l enough.
A »chord rally wm he’d at thr Ds-
Vsnsy School homie Tuesday which
ll'.nì X ou Belie« c U
wbm w < i ll attended by the patroiui -md
Some say that chronic const mat ion pupi!* of Riveritale and Oakview
cannot be cured. Don't you believe it schools Rivers id. had gained all the
nnd l*«-.nmc
bacante standsrdhtrd, rt*-
Chamberlain’s Tablets have cur*-! star-, and
others why not you? Give them a ceivirg thè pi-nnant ut this meeting.
trial. They cost only a quarter. For
<' 1! Waln <>f fk io wa» in our nrigh-
sale by Ml dealers.
liorho.wl !»*.( Saturila) on Lu ine .and
Friday.
a
Sol : < > at the more thin 7,000 Teiill Store»
Mr. Smith, who ho* been worki* r in
the Silver King mine, hn • kicaUd
mines of h* own below th<* Silver King
next the river.
MU Muri.- Schiomai) »pent Satur
day at Albany,
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Notice For PvOhcaliOA
OvpaMmant ol th« Interior
l‘. S. l-and Office at
Portland, Oregon. Jan 2. 1913
Notice i» hereby given that
U aldo J. Adame
of Scio, t’regvn. who on May 21. 1912,
made Homestead Entry No 0'.'>14, for
northwest quarter »ec 24. twp 1(1 south,
range 2 ra»t. W illamette Mer.dian,
ha» filed notice of intention to make
final commutation proof, to ri>tai*li»h
claim to the land above dee<-nl ed. In-
fore the Register »ml Receiver, I S.
I and Office, st Portland. Oregon, on
the 17th day of February, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: T. H.
fhomas. O. A. Burch. leoRund. Frank
Peiqwrling, all of Route No 1, Scio,
Oregon.
II. F. Hluav, Register.
When in need of printing give
the News office a call. First class
worK and prices right. We make
a specialty of letter heads, en-
velopeg, statement«, hili heads,
sale bill«, business cards, ladies
railing cards, and in fact com­
mercial printing of all kinds.
I.allies Calling Cards printed or
blank for sale at this office.
If You Die
!f You Dive
It costs no more than ordinai v life.
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It is more profitable than endowment
Isn’t that the Kind of life insurance
yon have been looking foi? i hat’s our
SPECIAL C0MBIXAT10.X POLICY.
Want to see a sample?
COLUMBIA LIFE
C.S Bliss.Gen.Aqt. J.S.Sticba, Res.Aqt
Silccrton
Scio
Anyone in need of a square
A few of those nice umbrellas
piano box call at New« office.
left will l»e sold at ’»argain
Rev. James A Lewis, Milaca. Minn,
prices. E C Peery.
Methodist Minister kruimmrnd»
Clamber Iain's Cough Remedy
writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been a needed and welcome guest
in our home for a number of years
I
highly recommend it to my fellows as
being a medicine worthy of trial in
Photo ¡»iipplit*»» at
Peery’« cases of colds, coughs ami croup."
Drug «tore.
Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a
trial and we are confident you will find
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it very effectual and continue to use it
New line of Capp« KID tier cent as occasion requires for year» to come,
pure wool clothing from $15 to as many others have done. Fur sale by
all dealers.
$20 at Johu Wt seiy-.
the Be»t Cough Medicine
Evening Telegram and Santiam
News
one year for $3.75,
“I have uteri Chamberlain'« Cough
Remedy ever vince I have been keeping
bouse,** »ays L C Hames of Marbury. I
Ala. **l consider it one of the best j
Green ground bone and meat
remedies I ever used, Mv chikfren scraps makes your hens lay.
have all taken it and it works like a
Three pounds for 10c at the
charm. For colds and whooping cough
it is excellent." tor sale by all dealers. Meat Market
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