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LETTERS FROM OUR o
COUNTRY
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CORRESPONDENTS 5
6
tre«« lu<t S.itiir'lnt
Ion«! of poultry.
with a
S M Wnt and family »vere
visiting at
E Nolan’« Sun­
day.
Frank Gaine« 'imi farri i I v
frieh'l?
have b
for tin
and re
enroute
past te
home in
from th
< 'aiia.la
iiia m I iito they will
Thrashing is progressing the winter.
fill«« with «»tilv a feu tH'i’e
The Lacomb f/Ycal !•' E A
small patches h«ft. Till* I'l«-
Cl inUmda to order a large
>1»
Eater w»ll hav»« the last
Why
of tin* nvigl»borh<H»«|
||<- i* quantity of Hour «orni,
nearby
can
I
M«me
of
the
ligr« the cotvs tail, always it
miJB furnish it as chfiip a*
little behind.
ilmwe who have
to j«a\
Burk Bronn aiul a if»* <»r: freight several hundred
a
former miles’
Klamath Falls.
i
in
< ’la< k
neighbor of 8 W 1»
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80s
and 1
atiiiis county in the
I or 4 sprained Ankle
!N*s,ralh<l in over night to
If you r ill g<-t « I«»:tie of Chatnber-
gee the oM man aft. i 22! Iain's liniment and otiscrve th« direc­
years.
They are traveling tion» given therewith faithfully, you
for his wile’s health, . She «ill recover in n.urh less time than 1»
u* .ally rt-quu«!.
Obtainable every­
lias been -irk for tlir«»c years where.
but Beams to l»e improvin':.
Frank <failles and famil
of t '.in.nla made a tlvin«» raii
on his old uncle flu» fore
part of Inst week.
lie is on
his wav t<> California as he
is fired of (’¡tna<la where he
has a vast amount of land.
Th«« winters iheir« ate too
cold for a \\ ebfootel.
Grain Bought
1 am in th« market for all
kinds of grain; wheat, oats and
barley quality considered; also
hay.
I am representing the
kig-»t company in the North­
west. S • me before you sell,
il. T. .SMITH.
Enoch Cyrus visited over
ll'gllt with S W an we Were
school hoy* and playmates
from I<<2 until I87<>, li was
I will be in S io this week
our first meeting in 3.5 year-
Age in telling on him as well showhii' th«» Ai l ■ r-Ho|t.h self
baiai,i ing er« am -pura O'. For
us myself.
a demon ■: ratio i on your farm,
Jack Hnwkilis the S int'.tin
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J \V Joly, at
Farm clerk went tn Scuttle
Smith’s i> «anting lb. e.
Monday morning to visit his
mother and
brother from
Missouri whom he ha<l not
seen since a stuall hoy.
lb-
will return tile last of Sept
Charlotte a l Crawfor d
M js Morris of Scio came poaches now ready; Muirá will
out Monday to visit with her be ready in a few days; first
si«tvr Mrs S W Gain - and class at -l.lkl t.< r b i.-he!, culla at
assist in fitting
up some •50 cento a bu.-liel.
roiighm»»« f‘>r tin« threshing
Ed Dale/, Scio. Or.
< rew Wednesday. Mr Editor
we will have a r«*gulir hog
killing <>f a time so Come out
and the Pic Eater Mill take
Den?more & 1-nrge of the
you through a sweat stacking Scio Produce (' ». arc in the mar­
straw.
ket for wh’ at, oato and barley
<1 A Griffin h*« one more j<»b of hay tt highest market quotations,
Imlmg for himreif of »umv 25 ton» of
quality considered. We prefer
fine o»ta hay.
ti> buy in car load lots. Il might
Mi*» Jc»«i» Bilyeu returned home
Sunday after a f«w day» visit with her pay you to see us before selling
as we are representing one of
•iater In Portland.
Mr» Kalina and Mr* Wallace had ths the largest of Portland’s grain
finest dinner of the eeaaon. They will exporting firms.
Dairymen!
Peaches for Sale
Farmers Attention
run a race next wuon to see which ia
th« finest cook, a» they are the cham­
pion cooks.
PIE EATER.
tXapondcncy Dus to Indigsslkm
"Abort three month* ago when I
was suffering from Indigestion which
paused headache «nd ditty spell« and
’
madr me feel tired and despondent, I
began taking Chamberlains tablets,”
writes Mrs Geo Hon, Macedon. N Y.
"This medicine proved to be the very
thing I needed an on« day’s treatment
relieved me greatly. I used two bot­
tles of Chamberlain's tablets and thev
rid me of this trouble.” Obtainable
everywhere.
LZ.OMB NEWS ITEMS
This rooleJ weather i* ap*
l>Te<'iate«l l«y nearly everyone
Imt if it doesn't rain until
('firinmas it will s.ill be too
soon for some.
Several parties from Fern
Ridge have been to ('leve­
land R <M’k for huckleberries.
The berriee are very, very
scarce this year.
Geo Kohler took a load of
train to Albany
for hi-
fi tlier last week.
L 8 Clark went to Crab*
Fiecaior’s Notice to Creators
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned have been by the County
Court of the state of Oregon duly ap-
pointed executors of the last will and
testament of Walter C. Miller, deceas­
ed. Ail persona hav^.g claims against
said rstate arc hereby required to pre-
sent the same to the undersigned ex­
ecutors at the oiftcc of R. Fhelton in
<cio, Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publication hereof
which is August 19. 1015.
H. C. Miller,
C. Bryant,
Caroline >he!t>»n.
Alt-r; ey.
Executors.
(Melile
1 rwurjn
The World's Greatest Exposition
!» Now at its Height in
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
3. I. JOHN, Giitnc! rçr. Cürvi'lli, Crijjit
C. C. BRYANT
San Francisco'
ATTORNEY AT LAW
’201-2 New First National Bank RLlg.
ALBANY
OREGON
All those who have promised
wood on subscription to the
News, are requested to deliver
it as soon as convenient, so that
we may know how much to en­
Adnicîslrarsr’s Notici
gage elsewhere for the winter
Notice is hereby given that the un- Ì
supply.
lersir ed. by *n order of the County
Court of lann County, Oregon, has
Good clover cow pasture SI. CO
been duly appointed and is now the
per
month. Mr» V A McKnight.
Inly qual’flt-d and acni.g administrator
of the es'.atc of Solomon Crimes, de­
ceased.
Ail persons having claims Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
agstn-t «aid • late are r«-<|uirrd to prê­ With LOCAL APPLICATION*. •• IB y
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tent thrrn. with the proper vouchers tnrrh I« • blood
<»r c*»i»atltuth»nal dta»«»*,
»n ord«*r to cure it y mi mv<i I. \e In
within six <8) months fr m th« «late of
trmnl r»mzsh. a
Hili’i <‘i»t ttrh ru»» fo
thia r , tice to th«- undersigned at his iahen Infornaliv. and arta <hr«*<tly upon
mirfru**
Haïr*
residence near ‘"cio. Linn County, Ore­ th*- b!<«nd an*1
Catarrh Cur* la not a quark riMMiiritw It
gon.
waa pre*'ribwj by one of the brat phy
tana in (lila -»»»>;.ft y for yr tra and *•
Dateti this ?5th day of August, 1915. • • > rreular
nrvm
It la «m>«t* • d of
the t-«'at tt>ni«*a I m-wn. rombi« .i with th*
Frank
Grlmaa,
font h’fwul purifier*, nrtln< «hrwtly on \ es
Hill * Marks.
? dmmistrator. miumtNi wurfac«*» TI m * gnerfr«*’» rombila*
tian of th*» two IncrMIrnt« H what pm-
Attorneys for
due*» auch w*»t«drrful mmllt In mrtn<
catarrh
.*•*•*<! for tr»tl’f«n*afo, fr**.
A «tn inistir 'or.
F. J Cl! IX KT A CXI . PrnfM .
O.
First pah. ation Augu*t 2A, 915.
b>M by InuffKij'P
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lahw
lien»
Family
rii«
for
rvtxatipalfon
I.as' pul li uti m September St, IWli.
Never before in the history of the world ha*
there leen conducted such a magnificent and
wonderful Exposition. Here it art»t ¡rally pre-
- '.t. I tl,.- ; i . 'u
• » of i
mind and labors of
mankind throughout the ages.
! h « Round Trip Tickets are- on aale daily to San
Francisco.
Four cumrr.oCiou» trains leave every day fur San
F ranciaco.
Scenery enroute ia fascinating, varied and un­
surpassed.
Electric automatic Block Signais guard the way.
Our foi-'er» '’Wayside Notes b' has ta Route”
aril "< ahfur.iia and its Two Expositions'* will
interest you.
Our itetr» st agent will give your inquirirá cour­
teous attention.
Southern Pacific
J.hn *1
So tt, General Pas enger Agent
Portland, Oregon
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