The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, December 02, 1915, Image 2

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(•»he Sinli.un .Urus
pub ; i & hed every
T hursday
Cream Bought
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Mt'ItaU Klin liiN
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One year, at «nd of year
SI» months In advance ..
Three months in advance
Advertising
rates made
application.
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knowi un
moon um ms cmuiwM’u'c
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THE NEW CHARTER
An there has bcencons'd.1 ; hl
discussion pro and c«n relative
to the citv charter to be voted on
at the election next M<>n<'a/. the
writer has been at some trouble ,
to correctly inform hi nself fo.
gurdir.g it. The statement has
been made by some that thin
charter would open up the ohi
city extension light, which i-
nbsurd from the fact that the
city limits are clearly defined in
Section 2. page (>. Others have ;
stated that certain sections wi re
crossed out in the books wnieh
were delivered to them, hit that
the c >py which w as vote ! on
would l»e different.
In the first place, there were a
large number of charter bo .
left on hand after the vote on
the charter two vears ago. a no
bv crossing i.tit no I ehnuiit iu
certain MtctioiiM, th se tx> >ria
Were used this time to save tn*
expense of hiv ng th m re­
printed, tl.us raving the city
about $150.00. Regarding the
second contention, the writer
t -ik his copy of th« charter and
com| an d it wi h tl e one on file '
in tne C.ty Rec rder’.s offi -e,
which is the copy that will 1«•
come effective if the amendim .1
carries
By referring to your charter
you will find that sections which
ar • penciled are S<*c. 6, S- <‘.
ai d paragraph 6 < f Se . 61. T ’
latter was called llie j kcr in the
charter when it was voted on
before, and as the objectionable
part has been eliminated, tfe'.s
cause of oppi sition to the char­
ter, which it was claimed defeat­
ed it two years ago, has been
removed.
Some of uur Catholic friends
took offense at the article in the
Pie Eater's items last week re­
garding the Menace. The New«
does not wish to untagoniz* the
Catholics or any other denomina­
tion. at they all have a right to
their own opinions, so hereafter
we will nut publish anything at
which members of any church
might take exception. Country
correspondents will please make
a note of this.
of
We make a
specialty
Friendship,
Engagement and
Wedding rings F M French &
Son. Jewelers and Engravers,
Albany.
Best quality butter wrappers,
neatly printed to conform with
the law. 60c per hundred at the
News office.
Uwt» tier
Health to Chimlwi
• lata'« Tablet»
•*l ow» my good health to Chamber-
lain» tablet«. " write. Mr« R (» Neff,
Craokaton. Ohio
’Two year, ago I
waa an invalid due to stomach trouble
! took three bottle, of these tablet*
and-ha'« since been in the best of
health. ” Obtainable every« here.
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We are now buying for the
Lebanon Creamery Co. Highest
market price paid fur cream de­
livered al our store in Scio.
Scio Feed Co.
Trespass notices for sale at
the News office.
Times Are Good
Some one s*iys time’» have been slow.
Thev
• certainlv
• are mistaken. Times
have be n good and are good and will
he good for a long time. Farmers have
had good crops ami have hail fair
price» for their products.
Why
shouldn't times be good?
Times are
what we m tkc them. Everyone talk
good times ami Keep the Dollars mov­
ing, ami behold the good times are
here.
There is n > reason why you
»hooldn't pay your account. We need
the money
• and • \ on have it, so now it
is up to voir to come through and help
me Keep up my end of the string
(’omc, cough up.
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WE ARE AGENTS Ft»R THE
Upü
;<il j i1ormane«un
Sanitary Cross
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lUimduc mg thè air .
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hi -vili«»,’ in m fluii he
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thè Ir uri una t<>rn bv
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A good assort­
uu
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ment of aw itch­
of l.iughter, Thl»
es
is carried in
ly « iti ->r<d. Ile
stock ready for
re* r
ut <> ii ili« tliree
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nn
slrit
ndvd tln* tnirac-
immediate de­
v... i ti,e ri. In-'l
livery.
ar • 'pl *i < i
imonnnglcd
wi<h rv«r et
!h.;t no latigiirigc
can ilcitcribc
Send for
aim A ¡i confi
descriptive
•o» that cu
catak<uc
fcdl orchrstr
to revi n e tl
çti'-p ac-i w
Switches will
notile! have
ls <»n »tippol
be sent on ap­
Co u.
proval.
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fair,
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With u weak r-r miration 1‘aMinn
is oir of Hie- ir.i»ct forcible rum­
pica yf the alni isi »uperhnmur
»iFl llgtll tritìi I
ill* (r< .it the <-l-
ulUition of lite 111 und pradu id by
genius. V ! I lie * fti-izi-« Ilie violin
it M-cni* that a >tar di-»' nds ti pò ti
him »nd •■pire.* hi.ri with lire inno
líe i;.;t¡.ii:tly lo»«-, hi.
I huv 'U.
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tu him; lie ' n another • n-aiure,
au <1 during the mna.cal action hn
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than ipr.ntuplixl
strength i* moro
1
After Im- n-' j performed u iix-crto
his »ymploi. U «re ! i*- of h nun
under an attack of , !.•;$. Iln
lirai and cold »I. :t is filtered with
a pro.'
m-rí.
rrepirat i<>n. In* pulse i*
tcarcely to be felt an I when «pie*-
tion d >•! nnv - ih c!
lUiSvrcr«
ir night
only in möii-r*y!lniiie«.
«iter hrs coucert lie ne1 r »Jeep«
und continue« in an agitnl h which
•o'nrtnnei hurt« for two ir three
days.”
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HAIRGOODS
HAMILTONS
N. I. Morrison
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Come in and let us help you select
your reading matter for the long
winter evenings.
A<man«c«.
onteuded by man* au-
I the aliiun.i. .if I f>7
«pecin-en i>i printing,
etui variously credited
, tìdwcfter und Pii-ter
Dr. lan-tu», celebrai-
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W'c min siivo you money on your m \\spjipers ami inaga
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for 25 Cents
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St. Charles
Hotel
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