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
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