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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1914)
COUNTRY COñRESPONOENTS SANTI A.M I ARM KH K S 0 fi fi fi 5 fi trod»« Mi lutin went to Marl» at Friday where they visited wiü friends until Sunday. Dillon Mc 1 gun visited frier»« » at Mac!» ny Sunday. Frank Pietrok and Will Hiron are getting ready to run the mao grader with the former’s stean engine. The On-gon Silo people hav» just err- » »I a J i f»w H E i.Mul len 12 miles west of Sandersoi bridge. Those interested in i silo will do well to look at sane lu-fore hiving. E II Holloway to Agent, Albany. Oregon, whata the use. The f - ; k i*»w your name Therefore, ju a trial of . i sr.>. fu .r the »I a ••-. l.«aie a g -»i■ »-it gin arou’i 1 yourself just Hoti that is, just to »na*«* And al <>v< all lb gr the article ami thr sie lt appeal i» thr i ah- »argaina and li .h«»y u»h. Never min«! won't mis« your » This »an.*- x-«’ial I* i«» vonr wtxile fro •n't grt by without ■ tore «X»- » di "Noxt week ♦ •true »'OF »IX WrvXK. HtcqUUs: »thrr ln<- « vi CONShqlF of furel;’' I ntu that town » The Pie Falter aud his good wife were over Sunday night visiting with Mrs Rebecca Mor ris at Albany as -he is a sister of Mrs Gaines. We had a nice t 'lie. ■•;» v all the Mk'i'tMind mor« t i returne«l home Mor.da . Ail the lat» st lasts in shtM’ found all at home forked end on display at We-clva. up and the cows all out. M» Pleasant Br.cts Thomas Smail is hauling his hay t< Scio for $12 per ton. Ah a» «1 Mr* Fra- * Hab -rman of Fred Sturges has a job hauling Muhl'er« visited With the litter» h*’- ( All unfX'Uf ' wood out of Thomas cr« < k and ent» Sunday. arr pa Mrs l^-slie Townes called at Or loading on the «ars. John Hulwr home Monday. Mrs M C Gaines is on th«» sick Mr* Irwin«- of Hubbar«! has brt* n Por Sh riff list with congestion of th»« liver visiting relativis bet»- the |>a»t week. and a severe n» adach«». They M>»< Zonn liny was a visitor at tl <■ called in Dr Prill Tuesday. I! Shank home Suiwiav. Grant Pirt ' 1 have learned that some of M «s Crystal Shank who is att«-n«!ing Candid it" '■ r Re; i: r in th»» patrons <»f th«» condcnsery Alt any C«»llegc was horn« for a shi rt nomination for are kicking liKe a bay mule in a vacation last week. Mr» lax Thayer w >» a Scio visitor I SHERIFF hornet's nest, because the price Momlay. is some« ! at lower than through J II Klorr and family and Otto and At th»* Primar • « Ma 15, 191 I the winter. Why Is it that farm I rank Peter» »ere gue«ta at the 'I F ers don’t look to their own in- Ryan hnme *undsy. C: 1 her» -I ia ■ tercHts. as the condenserv is the A r« ■ < ption was given at the John dacy for the office of tn«»t paying investment ever got Samtner home Thursday evening in Linn county on the up in this s«»ction. B it farmer- honor of the newly.«ids 'lr and Mr» ticket, subject t» the will not stkK together. Should Harr; Chrisma-i t voters at th»* ; rimrir they have the cow by the horns Alias Rox; nna Shank vialted with be held May 15. 1914. Elsie D>w t- g Sunday. and a horsefly comes along, they El> SCIIOEI W R Kay visit«»! hi-« daughter Mr» let go and conn around and get I' McKnight of Mill City the latter her by the tail. part of the week. I h» r< by ann at co my c • The farmers are well along Mi- M itgu»rite Ryan *»» a Stay ton dacy for the office »if i r ' visitor I ritiay. with their spring plowing and Lnn county on the R- pul Mr» l.«slie r< «« »■* v sited at the II will be ready to sow as soon as Shank home Friday. ticket, subject to the’*il! f ' th»» ground is dry enough, Thev Mr ant Mr« <>:ia Shelton and child- voters at the nrim.iry • '.■» (>'.» are farther ml van- «d tow than ren were guesta at the AA It Kay home I>e held May 15, 1M14. usually at the first of May. Pn s- ■ Sunday. 1». 11. BODINE pects are fine for (teaches and cherries. I I as Merchants Put Outside Mrs Eliza Cra >tree visited in ( ompetition on llic Run this neighborhood from Wednes This is no theory fra»ne>l up in some day until Monday. city guys office. IL-re is something I hereby anno m <• nv Do not forget our Farm» rs that actually happened That is, here candidate} for the r : i Union meeting n< xt Sunday nt •> is h<>w <>n< merchant put his out-of- the Republican i p m al the Bohemian hall. town comi-etitor on th«- run. office of Countv Clerl. 1» happ-'io-d in a country town in PIE EATER. Ohio. Two carloads ,,f good«—staple County. supj« ct to the neecesMt is of life were stamlmg on voters of that par at I oun<l a cure for Hheumat»in the side »rack, they had been shipped maries May 15. 191 !. ”1 suffer«.«! with rh»,umatt«m for in from Dayton to fill a demand, sup- two y«-ar» and coul.f not get my hand to C B WINN, pliiii by an outside salesman who had my nio'ith for that length of time.” Albany. Oregon. hui'|x tied to I m - it town with the proper For County (Jer! write- l.e<- I. « liapman, .Mapleton lows. "I sutfer-d terrible pain «o 1 conk! not aleeoor lie still at night. Five years ago I It- gan using Chamberlain's l int ment an»i in two mouth* I was well and have not suffered with rheumatism since.'' For sale by all dealer«. shit . ih R\ I I I MS bunco to "get away the orders,” and hat too, at prices a sha I • higher (plus the fre'gh) than the local merchants quotations on th- same articles de livered at the customer’s door. I his ■•truck me as rather amasing and I thereupon investigated th<- cause of th«- unfortunate situation. Dr- poing into the leading grocery »t<>re of th« town. I inquired why, they didn't stop this intrusion into their trade. "How arc you going to stop it" growled the boas. ADVERTISE' I twx -WWW WIW < >ZN W W W-» CX JKNKK $ J. S. STICH.A, Proprietor ( li it'd ionei'y, Ice (i'<nin, Tobacco ai:<! Cigars t 1 *• M < ’al'd* a Specialty SCIO, OREGON $ PRINTING IS OUR BUSINESS Come in and let’s talk it over—Maybe our business can help your business. We make a specialty of Lettep Head-, Note Heads, Statements, Bill Heads, Sale Bills, Business .•un I Culling (’aids, Wedding Stationci'v, Kuvelopes, etc. Our Prices Are Right SANTI AM been .1 ■ f pl million feet of Tongrass national for- i. this forest 1» cut up in t«. t.oiiu of which giv«- an I taking th« tlmlicr from h< S-i-ks of ocean-going >«• Tonga*?» forest is now i • .is lumber product tie- i in Io. it! industries, i into Loves for canned NEWiV MARKET REPORT The following are cash price» quoted on Thursday of each week by our dealers: Wheat, per bushel...................... . S Itó To the Voters »f Linn C it ” Outs . . ......... I Owing to the fact tl it I I>.»v eh Flour, per sack................................ . 1 2f> nearly fiv«» years exp ri Bran, per ton.......................... ,.., . : ■ o» the County Clerk’s «'Ili «• ... Msidling», per ton........................ uty Clerk and have fatnil . Chop, wheat, per ton ................ :<2 ou »dlmun Chop, oats, per ton...................... . 25 00 myself with the intricac;«-.: 50 Butter, (Country) per roll.......... office, and believing that Eggs, per dosen.............................. W C ti M- aivin«- lor Children able to rend» r sat .st ite «« y .-«-i Chick«ms. per pound.................... 14 Too much raro cannot b«- us»-<J in »el to the public, 1 hereby am.t I»leese. per pound............................ » ting u cough medicine for children, myself as a candidate for Turkeys, per pound........................ 17 It t»h > tM !»«• pleasant to take, contain Ihicka, per pound Pekin 10 nomination as County Clerk <• » hnrtnony xubMtancc •nd be most j Ducks, Indian Bunner ............ H th«- Republican tick- t at tl t • .* ( hamb«-rtain*a Cough Rew« Beef, per pound live weight 5 to 06 mary election. May 15, PHI. I t • r« *i nr» nivntx and ia a Pork, dressed..................................... 9 J* a th tl»t iiiotncri of yomg will gr«-atlA pppreciate > ,r - Pork, live weight. ... ................. .. 8 . vryvibt rc. For sale by all port R. M. RUSSELL Veal. |>er pound, for (hipping 1 i lealrra. Albany, Oregon. When in need of printing give < if.-r.l- -t:i»c inspectors at San- the News office a call. First class »•hrnt, la uni. fur- i-l ■ ■ ■ ■ > I . found • new canker work and prices right. We make all of th«- pottl-d (¡-•■■■I'Tli of Oi . >»• m chi stoat tress r»-««'ntly im- symmetrical Ara i -ar :.i. or X. • - a specialty of letter heads, en rtetl fr>>ui !»ban Acconhug to Dr lami pine. u*c«l as an <>mam«-ntal I foll r Mi t.Jilf. the g«>vi rment‘s ex- velopes. statements, bill hea»ls, age hous»- plant, in I unq and tx rt r »uch diseases, this appears to »«ale bills, business cards, ladies America. The I S import* at least t • of th«- »am«- type as the chestnut »•ailing cards, and in fact com 2U5.000 <{ these plants in ’« or 6- • meh blight which u ravaging the foresta mercial printing of all kinds. pots « ach year. M im Nelda Wendt of Bilyeu Den spent the past week here visiting with Gertrude Mcl/tin. She has be»»n teaching school retorte I. Advertise? replied th»- gro- ever, "why, I’m one of the cus- near Lyons the past six months. tomer our local paper has. lx-st l think Earl Russell returned home I've had something in ©very week for ■ Fit.» .,!<!< nly I is! Tl irola» nigh on twenty years, but I «ion't »fr night from Black Rock when» he as I rvaliw any difference, j My name is known anywhere within i trailing was working in Spauldings camp. distance of her«- anyhow,” Then 1 lit He received a false message into him. ‘Now my fraud, that is just stating that his wife and infant it. Your name is known well enough But how abont your g<x»!s? You know son were very sick. there ia advertising and then there is Miss Beulah Faulkner has been advertising. One kirwl spreads your absent from achool the past name all oyer eveything until) your week because of illness. gissls arc hidden behind your name, Eula. the infant daughter of There is no us» of your paying the local pajier for telling the what Stanley Taylors has been quite your name is. tt hat you people want to do sick for several w-eeka. is to stimulate an interest in your Mrs II 0 Shilling is visiting in , goods Put out a ‘Leader* every week. Choice clover .se d, rn I c Make the price on one particular com Sc»o this week. hill land for sale by FT Thayer, modity so attractive that it will draw Mr and Mrs Alfred Blatchford customers into your store, »’nee in, Scio. spent the Inst of the week with they will sec (»(Ti thing else they need, won’t they’ relatives in Portland. Ohl napers une m t a ¡ ■ I at "Feature your 'Leader' in the local Stanley Taylor and family will l>aper in a different setting. Be sure the News office. »now to A l»any soon. Earl Ru*- now. Make it different. Aou know sell and family will take the »he people never think of looking for Calves for S¿ !e house vacated by them, so that your old Ail and they couldn't And it if he can Dike care of the cream they did. It is obscu'-vd by its uni* Choice young calves : r ale. : formity and utterly buried in a crowded ery- , mass of other matter of l fen tics I type For further particulars call or Misses Nelda Wendt and Ger- and general appearai^re. And then w rite E C Smith, Scio Hotel. ' thi «intern I' •> an«l it is poastbl* i- .« -,.»»■»•.,• would t»e actually d«-*lructive if it became establia!«*! in this country. Look to Your Plumbing You know what happens in a house in which the plumbing is in poor condi tion— everybody in the house is liable Straight al It. to contract typhoid or some other fever. T • - of ou- Iwating around The digestive organs perform thr same the I Ui We might aa well out with functions in the human body as the ' tiir aa last. We want you to try plumbing does for the house and »hey • ’ ■' ’ f'r • ' ■ C< gh Remedy the nest should be kept in first class condition «im - you 1 tiv- a -ough or cold. There all the time. Ifjyou have any trouble IS r r- .« n so far as wi- can are why with your digestion take Chamberlain's ! his prepa rsLon Tablets and you are certain to get re fur sale by a|l dealers. . r ■ r«-n arkable cure« has ga.ited a lief *i ¡••-■’i l«- every- ri of it in the higbeat terms l.sdies Calling Card« printed or ■ I i raise. It is for sale by all dr alera. blank for «ale at thi« office.
