The Santiam news., March 26, 1914, Image 2

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Linn County on the Democratic
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I k - held on May 15. 1914.
W J MOORE,
Brownsville, Oregon.
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year* old bought an orange for nine
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on th« .ame day and al thr »»me hour, i
ti nt a cost gas«- bltrh to six elephant«, i
A high wind then came up killed thrv.
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For County Clerk
.‘several of our advertisers have
asked for sp-c.al rates on local
advertising, and as we wish to
be fair with all of them, and not
show one more favors than ¡in­
other, we have adopted the fol­
lowing rates for readers to io
I'or County Clerk
among the local news:
ls‘ss than 100 lines per month,
5c per line; over 100 lines and
1 her«by announce myself as i
less than 200, lc per line. Special candidate for the nomination or
rates given on over 2<M) lines per the Republican ticket for th«
month.
office of Countv Clerk of I.im
County, stipjecl to the wil|ofth<
voters of that party at the Ph
Chas. Childs of Brownsville, mari- s May 15, 1911.
who is a candidate for th«- r<-
C B WINN.
publican nomination for re-elec­
Albany. Or<•: on.
tion to the It pi.- ;dorc, v ;-s in
town Wcdnejday. Mr Childs did
For County Clerk
some good work in the low« r
house Imt winter an I is «ntitl <1
To th«-Vi ter< >f Linn Count»
to another term.
Owing to th«- tact that 1 have hie
nearly five years experience ir
li M Ruesell has anroti'ic <1 F - the <' . !• Ci-ih’s ftice as D«"p
rartlidacy for the office <»fco ;nty -ity ( ierk qnd hav«- familiarize«
clerk, and hi« card will 1« found mv--|f A itti tie mti curies of tl «
elsew here in thia issue. Mr Ri..< odi -, :. ,d I -li«;g that lin
sell ii well known in Scio, having
able to render s»tk factory serv: «
graduated from the Scio hi: I' tu tl.-- rub le, I hereby announce
a-hool with the clips of lb i. myself as
a i.ii.u.uiiic fur tin
He is a young mau of sterling nomination a- County Ci«-rk ui
qualities nnd strict integrity, and th- Repuh’i can t c < t nt the pi i-
will no doubt ¡toll a heavy vote
mary «-le' li' . May 15, 1914. I
for the office he seeks» wherever will greatly
¡•ppre.-ia'e y«n.r nup-
he is know n.
port.
R. M. RI SSI LL
Albany, Oregon.
By a special arrangement we
otTer the Santiam News and
Whrir I fer Thoughts \\ etc
T w ice-A-Week Albany H. rohl
I hr hn. >and wa» r<-ading « n«w«pap:
both papers one year for $1. «5. < unt to In . u if.
an exehat ,,f
To those who wish the Daily Now und then iw pouted ai d ask«-.! i
Herald w e w ill furnish this pap r qUt-ttfon. i h<‘ nature of her rvpl r
made h ni doudt that xbr »a« tiatrnin,
and the Santihm News for $2.
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lio « <«. d her tit havin;
less than the price t>f the Her
thought« «Im -.vh-r«-. and she indignsntl'
aid alone.
retorted that »he had beard every w-orti
risii.... 11 'h . i.» » • n r»'»
gmid* tur »piiiig. Juna V« • a.H,$J a
To forest«, mountain« r
lakes at time» I Used to
always found them tir<
con.|M»H.-«i with old home.
fiarwdiM <»n earth *n>t
cigar, there is no plat <■ wi . r<-
mirth and p-u< e &nbr
thtngh« at h«>n>*- xh»>u«d -1
and till your breast w.th
doubllvaa find that th -
where )<JU prt |« »« to go
fuse to mope ami
will have an «nd;
gitudr cut« any i
Mason.
j$2.50
attorney at law
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