The Santiam news., December 24, 1914, Image 3

Railroad Time Table
Arrival In* Departure of Pa»»*ng«r
TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO
Sciu I’rvM, D«c.. 23. 14t
Traini
W oodbum-Springthrkl Branch
The average Scio merchant ap-
W 1> r SCIO
pirently cares very little for the
Nurth
7 .56» m
. 6:54 p m country jatrorug«« these days.
Suu lb
Some of them at least do not
Mrs S B Cole was a passenger
to Albany Friday.
Mr and .Mrs D A Holman win
have lived at Ia>s Angeles foi
some time are here visiting rv’a
tives. Mr Holman has |tooi
health and had to leave Califor­
nia.
Corval.i* A Eastern
care enough for it to ask for it.
Mt'NEERS
Mr and Mrs H-nry S'am of
Next month ti e Bank of Scio
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Jefferson
were intown Saturday.
a
m
will
elect
a
set
of
new
officers,
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Ms da«*. JVStvthi a.SPa*
.«
examiner».
DR. T.
The price of hen fruit is now
efficiently high 35 cents per
doz n. tlat every superannuated
K. SANDERSON hen that has gone out of busi­
ness as wall as the sprightly
courtesying young pullet on her
first legs, should get down to
Telephone: 27-7
business. A clo^e attention to
OREGON
barnyard fowls would I m - a good
policy for our farmers to persue
in these days of cheap wheat.
DENTIST
SCIO
R. SHELTON
Ailm.'iixtratur of Estate*
»an» Negotiated.
Abstract*
Obtained and Examined
OKKGON
«CK
A. G. PRILL. M
M. H.
Elusici in • Surqeon
I X'liMtltf*- S-». II
All makes of typewriter nb-
Ixins foi sale at the News office,
3.**c each.
Wht in nerd of printing give
!
ffi e a call. Fir 4 clus-
w<»rh and prices right We niak«
« <• a t of tetter head«, e -
■ e.oi*e-, statements, bill heads
sale bills, buaineM cards, ladies
railing cards, and in fact com­
mercial printing of all kinds.
For the la-d year and a half he
has been a fl c‘^1 with th« dia«
Anyone in Scio who has wash­
eas • which finally caused hi
ing to do will please see Mrs
death.
R J Common.
19-tf
He was married to Mi w Ella
Adamson in ID >1 She died about
Ixiggera nnd Dry Sox shot s
six months later. In 19113 was
sold at the People’s Store cheap­
marred again to Miss Theresa
er than elsewhere.
Hotton of Silverton. To this
union one son was l>orn. Des­
Whv not reduce the cost of
mond Max age 4. He leaves to
your insurance? ZI,ESS than aa-
mourn his deuth a wife, one son.
sessment insurance if you DIE.
his father Stephen Philippi of
All your money back if yot
Scio, two brothers, Everett of
LIVE. Think it over. It’s wortl
Silverton and Vilas of Kingston 1
while. C S
Bliss. Genera
and a half siater Hazel Philippi
Agent, Salem. Oregon.
19-16
of Scio. Wiien he was 13 years
old bis mother died at Jefferson.
Cl (!•• was gr atlv beloved in the
Evening Telegram rfhd Santiarr
Communities where he has lived News |4.00 per year until De­
a -d l^ves a
«• of friends.
cember 31.
F 4 ie • »I s • .ne « «v *re a 4 I a
the Masot ’c c* metcry on Thurs­
Dr» Ixiwe and Turner will b«
day conducted by Bro. McLain ; in Scio again in Febuary, watd
of Shelburn.
for date later.
4 4^^™»*^
» Sk
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Meat
Farmers
Market
Highest mark« I price paid for Fat Beef, Sheep. Hog»,
(¡««.I. »old at tfiv l.owenl Pru e consistent with First
Quality Cosh Paul fur Hide*.
I*’ I < A X l<
Me IX) N A I
SCIO.
OKI. <i O N
HOLIDAY FARES
1 oil- wing u«u«l cu»t* tn th« South* rn I'« ¡hr will hive
in «ffrct from all points, .Mam Lin* and Branch**
Special Christmas and Neu? Year lioli-
dai| Round Trip Fares
SAIL
HAILS
IN
<>«LOO>
Tir'xvt* between all |»>iiit* in Oregon will be »««hi !»«mber IS.
19. 0. 23, 24. 25 in«l 31, 1914. and January I, 1915; also lx tween
all l' A E. I’ It A N. P I 4 E und S F t 4 W |<>inta. I tnal re­
turn limit January 4. 1915
•‘Two yeum ng«i 1 was greatly ben*
fitted through using two or three but
tl-n of Chamberlain'* Tablet»," writ«
Mrs S A Keller, Elida, Ohio “Be fur«
taking th*«n I wa* »lek for two y■
with indigestion." Sold by all dealer»
Clyde S. Philippi
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GO TO I HE
Suk Two Near» W'lh InJIgcvtion
All of our subscriliers who
have received th« magazine»
see.n to like them. Some hu\<
told us they don't sei» how wc
can do it. When renewing youi
subscription to the News don’t
Some party or parties imbibed
forget to ask alxnit the magic
an overload of “t> be joyful”
zines.
Monday night judging from the
amount of racket they n a ie.
Call at the People’s Store and
An Indian war whoop or some­ see the valuable premiums Riven
thing nearly akin to is not free with cash purchases.
pleasant to the ears of nervous,
light sleeping pe.tons. Parties
When renewing your subscrip­
who participate in bacchanalian tion to The News don’t forget to
midr.ignt orgies, should take in­ remind us of the big magazine
to consideration that private offer.
citizens hive none rig its that
wen they should respect, and
A Seed Oefinit«*».
one of them is to have quietness
A forci n journal -u » that »
a1 night, a i1 not t > b • disturbed >ni;ilt Lui who hid 1>*<"I1 phtjring
by w hoops and > 11» t «at would rn-irh all iluy u.lli a n« wli urrieed
ai-ipiiiinlance of tin- family, a gen
do credit to a wild 1 idian.
tleiiian ah«» lutil iicurly reached In-
•i’1’"!» • Ss.
COMPANY
Fresh Meut, Mince Meat and Bologna
1000 lbs of Xmas candy, ar j
variety that heart could desire
at Stichu’s.
i*K I « .<»'
•■three yean ago when 1 was living
in I’ittrhurgh one of my children had a
haul rough and coughed dreadfully.
Upon the advice of a druggist I pur-
chaovi a Ixittl* of Chamberlain's tough
Remedy and it benefited him at once.
I fi«»i II the beat cough medicine for
children becau-e it i* pleasant to take.
They do nut object to taking it, • s
writ*» Mrs Lafayette Tuck, Homer
City, la. Thii r*m*«iy contain* no
opium or oth«-r narrot e, and may be
given to a child a* confidently a* to an
adult. Sold by all dealer*'
C* «•-
FEED
Kit: At I KINDS til
cvive from th* »imp!* mixture of bud
thorn bark, glycerine, etc , known a*
Adler i ka. Thi» remedy bream* fa
■nous by curing appendict«» and it U the
moat thorough bowel cleamu-r known,
acting on B<HH the lower and U) p-'i
bowel. JUST ONE IH1SE of Adler-i
ka relieve* connlipation ar«l g.n <>n th«
«tomach almost IMMEDIATELY.
fiftieth . ar.
I«» In» father when
the gentleman li.ul gone away :
“Whan «ill llml young in.m come
again '•’’
Rest typewriter carbon pHpr
“Voting inun'*' cxelaniicil I lie fa
made, two sneets for 5c at the
Clyde S. Philippi sou of Stephn liter, "lie'- older th «it I am’ Will
New s < fliee.
and Mary Philippi was born Sep. von plc.i-e tell me what ‘a young
man* menn« io ton?"
30. 1H79 in Lmn countv and died
“Wliv, a young man,” nn-werv«l
Dec. 21. 1911 at Scio, aged 35 the I*»« “a young man ia one Hint
Hevt Cough .» edkine tor Children.
years 2 months and 20 days, Im» a good time!”
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SCIO
»a
Local Druggist Make; Many
1
of th«- lw»t quality.
per cent on your fee«! bill. It will |>ay you to ca.i and , vt
price». YuU will be aurprtsed. Wr alto «lo choppit g
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
We understand that there will
be Christmas exercise r held at
the M E church tomorrow night.
The customarv Christmas tree
will be dispensed with and a
iadder arrai ged to hold the
W. A. Ewing,
A. I Randall, presents.
Prosai* nt
Vice l‘rea.
County Clerk Payne has just
completed
a summing up of the
L. 1). Myers, Cashier
mortgage indebtedness of the
Does a grnersl banking buainuaa, people of Linn county and finds
receive* money subject to eheci, pay»
it amounts to a little over $1.108,-
interest on time deposits, and i*
000.
regularly inspected by state bank
j
W « Have Lately Pun ha*«»l Several Car l.oa.b of
and O S May. tha popular and
Be sure an i come t > the Mask
jovial cashier steps down and
ball New Year’s Eve, and heat
out and A J Johnson succeed»
the Kimball sisters, c >rnel an«
(’. C. BRYANT
him. A change in the ownership
trombone soloists, who will as­
of stock has brought this result
sist the Wesely orchestra in fur
Wednesday und Thursday will nothing music.
201 2 New Firat National Bank lldg pa>i very well for winter days.
A Masqu« rade Ball w ill be giv
S <>w fell nearly all the lime,
OREGON but being very wet did not ac­ en at Scio on New Year's Ev<
ALBANY
cumulate to any great extent.
One single solitary sleigh made
its ai | « inunce but you could tell
Roe Shelton, Prop
from the way the horses pulled,
that what snow there was on the
I’hotie (5-5 15
'ground, was but little, if any
E C Peery, druggist, report* they ar«
I-eavu call« for meeting evening motor.
advantage in making it slip making many friend» through the
Stag«- m. «‘tn all Murker* traina,
tp K'K oenrfit which Scio (w-opl* re
along easily.
leaving Sri» Hotel at S.Of* a m
and 2:10 p tn
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11. .■«■«• b. r 21 tu *5 ani Ik-ci mix r 2M to January I. incliuiv*.
from «Il I ««in*» tn Oregon to any pumi in < aliforniu. •«*■• t<>
Klamath ball* via Weed Final return hunt Januar 4, I91S.
Train
Superior
Service
Cali on <>ur nvaft al Ar «•nt fur full particular!«. far»» tu
•|>*rifi* (»lints, rv**rt ation*. tram *chr*lul**, etc.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TTlarlin
¿[REPEATING RIFLE
You can buy no better gun
for target Work and all
small game up
200 yards.
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change «>1
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lun.Hr» .22 ahorl,
long or long-rifle cailndgr*
perfetlly.
Lhe deep Ballard
rifling drvrLifw maximum power and
accuiscy and add» yean Io ihr Lie of nfl*».
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