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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1914)
H . s il t'I f \R.M ri>! i< S Mod all th»- farmer* are t« nr- ing a bone out g«-ttitiu all their Hpnnu plowing finished up in March. Some are sowing a; <1 other?» are making garden ro they ca'i I ave lot« of hard hol ing to do. G M Bilyeu, wife nnd son bar» returned home from a three month* visit in California. Gm in somewhat s’uck on that state. Mr liobbs of Corvallis was through our s» ction ti e first of the week pickit g up a fil e drove of mutton .she« p. Several of th»* neighbors at tended ti e big -ale at Crabtree Saturday. t M C Gaines r< c- ntlv sold .. !’.« »• I ti ch of *h»-«|>, real’zihg $5.00 a head. I have been inform« »1 that » ur r ig 1 or. William !<» «-• I of lia- • ->t« Hollow . s sold his farm for ¿5.000. Billy is tired of furni life. The Sar.t am Earm '■ * -Iin.« hil.l« f. (hieof I ms ] V ill h<«lp to restore o t: • < hr n, y< :,r hxbj J issn nil i care is • »1»- Ind nafurttlhf J it »i • i«r li« . 1 r« ' »re nor- . «1 clin I H »Slllsti- J was • n> and if I ’ . t/i / no n T. •* KeV A. - X vour I m »' / » well give / a-king a si / l as two _ X r»«»l taiM* to f just what it j \\< Woll't Io I / lions. Your w< fine 1»«x t-rricr male i .t-s four w « »* h »««Id for sale. Toe moth» r i fin»« for rats anil <|Uirr< Is; fall er a shepherd, cannot h»« »•»p;al> »1 fur sto k. I’ric«» $2.50 if called for s»k>n. • t ! Onlcrlics do rmt Oscar Pomeroy of the B Swail country was down Monday to Thomas Smail's for a load of seed oats. Mrs Jennie Ixrvejoy w ill return home Saturday for a visit with her mother Mrs S W Gaine.«. Ur cle Georg»« Bilyeu and wife were i p on a visit with their son I'd since returning horn««. Th»« Santiam plnfpu t'I'f H » U| 11» b 1*1 V Earn, content- T» • ’ ♦ »• ' <r It u II»!; <» home. The capacity of th»« ma chine is 21X1 cans or sealers p«•> day. The Earmers Union organiz-c at the Bohemian hall Saturday night. It is one of th»« best or ganizations for th»« farmer evvi got up. School district 77 close»! »in tin 25th with a fine program anil a nice basket dinner. . PIE EATER. stomach Health or No Com toVou X try likely others have advised you t > u»e Rexail Dyspepsia 1 ablets, I m - cause scores «-f o««oplr in this comunity brbeve th«-n> to b • the best remedy ever tna»i<- for I’.ipe« ir ai d Indigestion. That la what w. think, loo. becau»«- we know what they have «tone for other« and what they are made of. We hat» *o much failh in them that we urge yon to try them at < ur risk. If tin y «fon t help y-u, they won't coat you a cent. If they don't du all that you want them to if they don't rvato « your stomach to health and make you» digestion tael* just tail us and We wil give back your monev without a w«-r or «juestion. Containing Pepsin and Bismuth, two uf the greatest digestive ai ts known l< n edn-al science, they soothe thcinflam ed sumach lining, help in the »««cretior ju.c , check I eart burn and distr«-» , piomote regular bowel action and ma lt possible for you to rat whatever you US««, with ti.o comforting assure’ c- that there will be no I a<! aftereffects We believe th«m to tie the brat rem«- made for dvs.ensla and indigestion | Nd J only at the more than 7,000 Rcxa ¿lores and in this town only at oui i Store, t hree sites. 25c, 5»ic and ffl.U*» | E C Peery Sc.o Ore. SHELBERN ITEMS I-evi Bennett an I wife made a bus nets trip to Macleav last Ihursdajr. Chr-inu Momaih I »ouhle vuic 1 Ben Watkins, a brotler of Mr- Mary I Bennett r«-turue«l here laot week after . Th» r«- i» i etiei.g- n « «♦ -p- - working for sone i-ne at Mt Angel. I than a ««hronie disunì« r of th< «t«>inach. Rev Blair will hold a so :g avrv I-«- at I» it not suri ria.ng tl-n’ e -i > - « r the Prtsbyterian etiurrh next -umlay for veam with -uch an min - nt wh« » permanetti run- i» a Uhm ti « ir r« u h evening. Mi«' »«ertrutle Me! am return- -I bom«- and may he ha«t for a tri ’• ? «'At-out Sunday after »pendin,: two weeks at on»« year ago,' says P li Wakel«-e, Mlrh. "I l»->u».Ht a pi «,«• Maclcaj. of < hamberlain's tablet ami ■ ■ « e Mrs Swink of Dundee arrived here usi'ig th. m I bave felt |.< tfecth w«-ll. Monday to visit a few day« with her I had previoualy use<t anj numlx r of sister Mrs Asa Hirons. difTerent metileni«-«, but noti«« uf th«-« • ■ The following werv Albany visitors were of anf laatmg ben-tit E r *a!e fr«-m here Saturday: Eugene Miller, by all dealer». Will .Miller and I H«>aglan«i and son. |{« v W II .Mrl ain baa consented to W hen in need »if printing -„rive pr«-ach at Philomath for the rest of the] the News office a call. Eit -t via.- - church year work and prices right. We mak»« Mi«s Anna Johnson visit«-! with a specialty of b iter heads, en friend* here over Sunday. Mr and Mr* Mill Chur hill, »«eorge velopes, statement«, bill hea Is. Piatt and wife and Ephriam Piatt ami sale bills, business cards, ladies wife were entc(taine«l at th«- Claud »•ailing cariis. and in fact com Churchill home Sunday. mercial printing of till kinds. 1 Hoagland recently did a very m at ob «»f covering th«- Washbum graves C »amhcrlain's Tablets tur Constipa« with concrete. t'on Frank Pietrok made a business trip to Albany last M <«li« ««lay. Marshall Birch of Jefferson spent ■unday with II O Shilling and family. Mrs A na Ku»»« II was cornfa ll <1 to uk<- her infant son to Dr lirvWer of ktavlon last week. Since ttu-n we are pleased to learn that he is improving. It u< rumoi«-d that wtdihng bells are •gam to ring here soon. Fred ( llilrineier luis removed to the ImiId iug* foi’incrlv occu pied by A \\ Huge) , south of the bridire. $ ( < )ZY CX >R.\' i «: r $ J. S. STICH A, Proprietor $ <’oiifcctioucry, Ice (’n ani, Tobacco $ J ai.d Cigars $ $ I MARKE! REPORI The following are cash price» quo!«««! on 1 hurwday of each week by our dealers: Wheat, per bushel................. f 85 Oats ............................................ 34 h lour, per sack.................. 1 25 Bran, per ton......... ..................25 Ot) ; », j- r ton .... ... 32 00 Chop, wheat, per ton ....... ».... 32 00 For Constipation, Chamtwrlam 's Tablets are excellent Easy to taku ' hop, oats, per ton................... 25 <M) Rutter, (Country) per roll......... 50 , mllii aad gentle in cff««ct. Give them a Egg«, per »iosea........................ 16 trial. For sale by all dealer1. C n-ki na, per |>ound................... 14 ' ■ «■*«•, |>cr pound........................ 9 Choice clover set«d, ra-«»1 on Turkey*, per pound..................... 17 j 10 hill land for sale bv E T Thayer, thicks, per pound Pekin............ liiicks, Indian Runner .......... R Scio. fb-cf. per pound, live weight . 5 to 06 ................... Evening T» l«*gram ami S intiam Pork, dre-sed I'ork. live weight.............. 8 News one year for S3.7.5 Veal, per pound, for shipping 13 Calves for Sale Ihr Mother’* I ax urite Choic»« young calve« for wile. A - ¿h mwii<-ine for chikirvn ahould Eor further particulars call or In- harrnl- e. It ahouki t«e pleaaant to write E C Smith, Scio Hotel. take. It houli he effettuai. Cham- t-erljsn'a C»«ugh Remedy is all of this Ladies Calling Carrie printer! or t i i» tl•• mothers' favorite retry*1 blank for sale at this off ce. «bere. For sale by all dealer». i A Story a Day A story a day for the 365 day of 1914 -that is what you get by aub-cribing ♦2 for the Youth's Companion's new volume. The fifty-two weekly issues of the Companion will contain at least 365 «tones, and all other kinds of goasl re siting that ean be crowded between two cover» the beat advice on athlet ics for boys, articles on dr-«» ami recre ation» for girl», contribution« by fa moua men and women, auggestlons ta the care of the health, etc. For the year's subscription of 12 therr is included a copy of the Com panion IVactical Home Calendar for 1914. and all the issues for the remain ing weeks of this year, dating from the time the subscription is received. If vou want to know more about the Companion before subscribing, send for sample copies containing the open ing chapters of Arthur stanwood Pier’s fine serial of life in a boys' school— *’His Father's Son ” With them we will send the full announcement for 1914. 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