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CORRESPONDENTS
rhe * Iregon Silo people have
just « reeled a silo f<< II E j.Mul-
l?n 12 miles west of Sanderson
bridge. Those interested in a
silo will do well to look at same
liefore buying. E 11 Holloway,
Agent, Albany. Oregon.
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I <»un<J a cure for khruimt'in
* .
. a.'*-,
alxjre zero or lower
They realize
there ■» something out of gear
when they cauuot With esse aud
grace describe the figure » or the
"hickory bend,” a» it is called in the
country
The ice has become too
brittle and chips.
I
Ttioe who have been in the arc
tic regions tell us that water thrown
on the ice there will shiver it. like
pouring boiling water u|»on cold
gla»», the ice being so much colder
there than the water.—New York
Press.
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( X )ZN
J. S. STICK A, Proprietor
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Tobacco
ai:<i Cigars
"T siff«T<~i with rl'ilinalism fur
tw<» y « art atxi could nul get my h»f<d tu
my m- Jth fur tha* l«-ngth uf lime.’’
SAM I AM ) \KM K»l l< s
wrltr» I < <■ l. < hap' .ari. Map • ton luwa.
"I »uffer I terrible pain »u i c««nl<l nul
Our cold rain* ami mountain» »)< « i <<r li<- »till at night. Five years
PuddiHg.
full of snow is a forerunner of ago I B' gnri u»ing ( hamberlain’a Uni-
When
making
Uitrlcy water for
high witter, poor fruit crop aid nu-nt ami In twu nM>uth» I wm well
invalid» do not throw the barley
and
hav«-
rxit
»uff
’
-red
with
rheumaUam
a poor yield of oats sown in
a» iv after it is strained off, but
»iwc," For «al«- by ail dealer».
March.
with the following ingredients make
i All ant our . ementa ur h r this heading
it into a pudding, which will be
Barnes' circus agents wore
are paid advertisements )
J F KuKiicka has traded his both delicious and nutritious: Half
A story • day for the 365 day of 1914
through this section Monday put­ town home for Wm Reed's 208 fill a pu- dish with the barley, add
that is what you get by subscribing
ting Up posters.
12 fur the Youth’s C ompanion's n«-w
icr<- farm 3 miles south of town two Iublespoonfuls of brown sugar
volume The fifty-two weekly issue» of
Lyman Smail is working for and «a h will give possession Oc­ arid twu ounces of currants Bent
the Compamun will contain at least 3t2>
one
egg
und
one
gill
of
milk
.
pour
tober 1 Mr Kukacka will not
th« l.innhaven Orchard Co."
stone«, and all other kinds of good
over barlrv, etc. aud stir nil to
move to the farm, but will stay
reading that can be crowded between
Mrs Jennie Lovejoy failed to in town and retain his interest in gether. Sprinkle over a little finely
! two covers the best advice on athlet-
chop|H*d »net grat«-d and a little
Candidate
for
Republican
pu* in her appearance at home the planing mill.
i ic» for boys, articles on dress and recre­
nutmeg and take one hour in a hot
nomination for
last w «*ek ns she promised, ns her
ations for girls, contributions by fa­
oven
This is a very wholesome
<.< ugh Mcdi. inc for Children
mous men and women, suggestions for
boas would not give her up.
pudding for children. — Ih-truit Free
SHERIFF
the care of the health, etc.
Too much rare cannot be used in »ei Preaa.
Business too rushing.
At the Primaries May 15. 1914
For the year's subscription of $2
«-cling a cough medicine for children,
The l’ie Eater has a fine farm It shouhl be pleasant to take, contain
A Good DshntVon.
there is included a copy of the Com­
• - - - ,i r
panion Practical Home Calendar for
A foreign journal »sis that a
of I '(• acres f« r sal«- al ,Sl<*i p«-r no harmony substance and be mot
I hereby announce my candi- 1914. and all the issues for the remain­
acre, 100 gcres in farm. 10 acres «■ffeetual. <’hamtM-rlsin*» Cough Item- «mall I mo who hud been phivin?
sheriff of ing weeks of this year, dating from
in orcl ard, peach, apple and ber­ «sly mn t« th< »•• requirement» and is a n«-irly all «lay will: » newly arrived Jacy for the office of
democratic the time the subscription is received.
Linn
county
on
the
favorite with the mothers of young acquaintance of the family, a gen
ries; 30 acres in pasture; plenty
If you want to know more about the
children everywhere, for sale by all t)<'iniin who had nearly reached hi» ticket, .subject to the will of the
of spring water. Good house d< alcrs.
Companion before subscribing, send
flflicih .. ar. »aid to his father when
voters at the primary election to for sample copies containing the open­
and barn, several nice out build­
tin- p ntlenian h id gone iwii
ing chapters of Arthur »tanwood Pier'»
“When will that young man come be held May 15, 1914.
ings Call on the old man. he
shoes
fine serial of life in a boys* school
ED
SC
HO
EL.
again
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will show you the place.
"Hui Father’s Son." With them wo
’ "S oung mun’’’ cirhiinn-d the fa
PIE EATER.
will semi the full announcement fur
thcr. “lie'» older than I am' Wilt
I hm't pay out money for maga- vou plea»<* t«-il me what "a voung
I hereby announce my candi- 1914.
the Reason l ewrr People lake
zines, \\ <• can give you four man' iiifun- lo vou?”
T hk Y outh ’ s C ompsniox ,
lacy
for the office of Sheriff of
••Salta"
144 Berkeley St, B-aton, Mass.
monthly magazines for 18 cents
"'Why. a young man.” answered Linn county on the Republican
We fln«l th« use of sails urvl othrr extra if you will s ibscribe to'The the bov “a \oung man is one that
New subscriptions received at this
ticket, subject to the will of the office.
harsh bhysies is becoming less ev< ry
ha» a good tunc’"
News for one year.
voters at the primary election to
y«'»r b< c»ii»«' mure six! more people an-
Lstaystts.
using Retail Orderli*•«, which we firmly
be he d Mav IS, 1914.
Whv not spend Sunday eve­
When Generili luifayette vi«ited
believe to be the best bowel renu-dy
1). H. BODINE.
ever made, they tavtc so much Ilk» ning at the picture show? First kmericn in l«?l lie was «izty-»cvcn
The following are cash price« quoted
car !’ that even th«’ children Ilk'- t!n-m. class films, good music and ad­ »cur» «'Id. Il<’ r«’turne«l lo his bom«'
on Thursday of each w«>ek by
At th«- »am» tim«- they net so «'»»ilv
Sept. 2N. JM25, after haviug been
mission price 15c and 10c. Show tin- gtie-l of the ( tilted State» for
I dealers:
and naturally that there is no purging,
i Wheat, per bushel.................
.
griping or pain They promply remove starts at 8:00 sharp.
more tlutn n year. Hr »ailed from
I Oats ...............................................
I lie-e »h«ir«‘i <m the Brandywine, a
the constipation an«i by soothing and
To the voters and my friends Flour, per sack............................
strengthlng th«- |w»«'l», make it I«-**
fr,’ate piim«*«l m honor of the but
of
Linn County: lam a candi­ I Bran, per ton................................ . 25 (Ml
COLDNESS
OF
ICE.
tlclicld of Ur ¡ml\u me. where Gen­
liable to occur again. We have the it-
M
moat faith in them. We know what
eral lui fuetti' hud lireti wounded date for nomination to the office Middling», per ton.......................
i» O»|’«r . • lai Ih» Terpi'ilur,
Chop, wheat, per ton................. 32 00
of
County
Clerk
on
the
Republi-
th« y ar • made «if and the pleasant,
forti
I
’
m'lit
v«
’
iir»
liefore,
Magazine
tHs Swcrounuing A*».
benefical results that always follow
• >f Ameri<-an Hi»torv
■an ticket, at the primary elec­ Chop, oats, |»er ton.....................
I» r • . ubit i in utnter tliiin il
Butter, (Country) per roll
...
their use.
tion to be held May 15, 1914. 1 I Egg», per dozen............................
III • uinn:ci
M.IIIV |M’rs<ltl» »uptx
Yon needn’t take our wonl f«»r it. If
l'o thè uli1111likilig ice i»
Hui t.
the f*m- will greatly appreciate your pat­ . Chickens, per pound ............
Rexall (irilerlie* «ion't help Xou if they
him I < iniiot In« uin colder or warmer.
ronage and support.
< ieese, per pound ................. .,
combina
don't entirely rebi’ve all y«»ur bowel
1 ry it mid »<■«
Take a tber-
: Turkeys, per pound.....................
the hack
troubles -come back and tell us and
W
W
BAILEY,
mumetcr mi«l bury it in u large cake
' Bucks, per pound Pekin ...........
we'll give back your money. In i vest
Brownsville, Oregon.
•>f i<< in »ummer or in a hou»e
Ducks. Indian Runner .........
pocket tin b»«x»s; 10c, 25c. We.
»(•i. -'.im: -r l< . i . rut lire obtain»
Beef. p«T pound, live weight
You can buy Rexall Onlerh« » at the
11 will indicate :I«J <i< / ■
1 ¡.is is
I hereby announce myself as a Pork, dressed................................
Rexsll Store* and in this tow n only of
t "t mi ■ t
i I cireumatancM the
candidate for the nomination on Pork, live weight.
us. I C Peery, Hcio, Or,’.
fiwzing point «>f water.
the Republican ticket for the Veal, per pound, for shipping
I tul< r tmrmul conditions when
office of County Clerk of Linn
th«’ t- ni; «T 11ure of the mr is hover­
When in need of printing give
County, supject to the will of the
ing c it
degree» f.>r several
Humor From th« Judqo.
the
News office a call. First class
The farm owned by H«>g«n and o hour« the form.Hum of ice niai be­
voters of that party at the Pri­
”A •»»!}< lt»»r • bl i I- like • imllder’»
Brien of Albany a mil<> north of her«’ gin st tli.it exact degree on the
worK
and prices right. We make
nild the mt rl*tr.»fe :• t
h
» maries May 15. 1914.
was recently suld to a Mr Porter.
thermometer. On the other hand,
a
specialty
of letter heads, en­
'«»tiri
••WI mmi rtr*i jroii hmK nt If >« h
C B WINN,
I
. t ,«f wat«*r < xp *ed «luring
Mr ami Mrs I II Mclaiin weregu«’«ts n I-
velopes.
statements,
bill heads,
fb.tik Toll hit»« ln***|j tVbtwM but w tiri
Albany, Oregon.
t'
on ..•p.m- of a c«>id wave mnv »• hi tf” ttnrtitfb n t*nrvfiilli >ou f«-.-
at the (»<•«• Piatt borne Sunday
sale bills, business cards, ladies
rmt «how a thin fihn of ice for wmr- »urr jr»»u Uivr
l.oud'Hi Mali
I
Mi»» Fri«-da Steidel returne«! home
calling cards, and in fact com­
tiii - in hour or mor«' after the
To the Voters of Linn County:
last Thursday from Na»hvill<- w !« re »he
mercial printing of all kinds.
mer.’tiry Im* pu«»e«l below the 32
Ow ing to the fact that I have had
ha«i been working for some time.
degree mark.
nearly five years experience in
Turquo »•• and ths Mongol».
Mrs Claude t'hnrchill has been criti­
But '?<fe rees i-the temperature
Look to Your Plumbing
1
iir<|ii>i*-<-«
iu«-
i
i>>
fui
urite
»toner
the
County Clerk'* office as Dep­ You know what happens in a house
•>f i ■ ’tin: n o
If a pii’i-e of ice lie
cally ill the past week.
'
" ¡ter and left of ni! ih«- Morgui ra< «•» and are gen­ uty Clerk and have familiarized in which the plumbing is in poor condi
Miss ha shilling is working at Claude
there until it 1« ulmo«t gone, the erili) worn in their original state myself with the intricacies of the lion—everybody in the house is liable
( hurchill» this week.
v ept b) the Chiri' M' women, who
»in.ill i irti Is« extrHctcil will »till lie
office, and believing that I am to contract typhoid ur some other fever.
11 (»Shilling made a business trip to st .12 degree«
have them roughly «'ill and »rsi
!<•«• «-an never
The digestive organs perform the seine
Albany Snturnay
them mix«’<l with pearls nn«l coral able to render satisfactory service functions in the human body as the
g<>t ¡ill"-., that temperature.
Mizing «.ilt with ice make» it Roth the T «-tun men .in«l women to the public, I hereby announce plumbing does for the house »nd they
Herbert lllatchford «if Albany »pent
irnumcnt tliem*elvr» with lump myself as a candidate for the should be kept in first class condition
much colder, T lus i» illtistrated in
Sunday with relatives of this place.
the mu .it ;- of iee cremn
The ice turqtio«r-. flic nu’ti ucuring them nomination as County Clerk on all the time
Ifjyuu have any trouble
Rev J Ed Blair was entrrain<«l at the
in the freezer g >«•» d iwn to near atta« lu «l ’•> ’heir «mgle gold «mr
with your digestion take Chamberlain’s
Miller home Sunday.
the
Republican
ticket
at
the
pri
­
ring» wtiich are worn in thè righi
zero.
Mr Porter ami family moved into the
mary election, May 15, 1914. I 1'ablets and you are certain to get re-
Rut n hdc ii •' never can t>e warm- ear onlv.
I lief, fur sale by a|l dealers.
old Htzg«*rald property recently where c«l above .12 «legrc«’« it will become
will greatlY appreciate your sup-
they will live until! fall.
Vi’s Wed E • s-.uts "
>
«1 « mn ■> I ' low that point as
DOrt.
R. M lil SSELL
I.adiet Calling Cards printed or
I Hoagland recently purchased a the «iirr«vnnding atmosphere doe*.
To “rzerntr" v «■.in» “to «-iirtv ritti
Albany, Oregon.
• blank for »ale at thia office.
Buick automobile,
Ire w.:i ( (>| down like anvthmg nr to perform." The law, f«»r ox •
ample, itiai lie “exeettf cd” on a
Mr Shilling received a message Cues
■
Itm to •m th.it the pris­
day stating that hia son Virgil had I«'«* W it I.'in!.I prevent it’ On pri»o«er
Choice clover seed, raised on
STATEMENT
broken a leg while working about five a «I n when it i< just freezing tem­ on« r i* •‘eiecuted” iw s Idtiml er a»
inoycuwnbli
»«
it
i«
fropicnt.
hill
land for sale by FT Thayer.
The
mile« above Scio.
pi rat re a I
k of iron and a cake
Of the ownership, management, etc.,
Ra)t>h Me l>onaki is preparing a of i «• in th«- open air will stand at •rnirn«» i» executed. But the man Scio.
of the Santiam Newt published weekly
himself
is
killed,
not
“
Axecuted
”
If th«' weather becomes
school program to be given at the emt 32 «!< r,’«--
at Scio, Ora., required by the Act of
wnrm.r the iron will warm up with
of school.
August 24. 1912.
Old
papers
one
cent
a
pound
at
Ths Oldast Nswspap»»»
tl •• w«-.ittier, but the temjierature
Name of editor, managing editor.
the
News
office.
the
of tin i«e will remain al 32, al-
The Swedish Official Gazette,
Straig it at It.
buaineaa manager, publisher and owner:
tliough in the bulk it may dinuni.«li oldest newspaper in Europe, is ecn
L. W. Charles, Scio, Ore.
There is no use of our beating around
appre iably in the melting process. tunes Ix-hind (or nli, >i«l of) it» (Tn
Known bondholders, mortgagees and
the bush. We might as well out with But with a falling temperature the
Evening Telegram and Santiam
nc«e rivals.
The Peking Gazette
it fur» as last. We want you to try
other
security holder», holding 1 pwr
iron nml t e i. < will become colder, containing official inw*» ha» appear News one year for $8.75.
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
Chamberlain*» Cough Rcm«-dv the next too, and th«* one just as much as
<•<1 regtilarh »nice th«» days of tin
tihw vou have ■ cough or cold. There t he ot her
mortgages or other securities: None.
Tang dvnnatv. which finished in th«
is no reason so far as we can see why
L. W. C ha KLM, Owner.
As th«' i. <• grow« colder it be­ icar 905. and the mon' Iv P«»k :i
you should not do so
this preparation
Sworn to and subscribed before me
come« harder and more brittle. Yews, ni w a yellow octuvo book of
by its remarkable cures has gained a Tin« fart i» ol.«rrv«’d bv skaters on
twentv-four page*. i» «aid to have
Choice young calves for sale. this 31st day of March. 1914.
world wule reputation and people every­
R. S hklton ,
the i.e on a clear mght when the been founded eu rly io the tilth cen-
For further particulars call
where »peek of it in the highest terms
Notary Public for Oregon.
thermometer »lands al JO degrees tury.
of praise, it is for sale by all dealer».
write E C Smith, Scio Hotel.
My commission expires March 6, 1915.
rimliflule’s Aii.iiiiH!(TmiT.Ls
A Story a Day
For Sheriff
Grant Pirtle
MARKET RETORT
For County Clerk
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Calves for Sale