The Santiam news., January 13, 1916, Image 3

SANTI.'M
» AHM
TOPK S
HARRiSOVS LOG CABIN.
Th»
The new year is here with a
little snow-tn r*nii-d us of the
poor people of the east who are
suffering untold misery in those
blizzard*.
Geo. Bilyeu and wife ant! Geo
Wilfong and wife of Oxnard,
California, who are no« v.siting
with uncle George, came over
Sunday to visit the Pic Enter'd
and have one of those o'd times
such as we had Back in t-he 70’s.
Prof Gedde« of Mill City, wh >
was principal of the Scio schools
for several years, call 'd in nt
the Santiam Farm for a sh<> t
ch.it after many years absence.
Claud Smith and wife who
have been staying at the home
of the latter's father. Newton
Ciabtree. fur several months,
have moved to Roseburg, where
Mr Smith will follow his occupa
tion as lineman.
G A Griffin has the honor of
having pigs six months old that
dressed 265 pounds, which is a
credit to any farmer.
Mrs M C Gaines has changed
doctors again as she has I- -
treated by several who s-em-ni
to do her no good. She went t<
see a specialist in Corvallis last
week, and he tells her she has
muscular rheumatism and scar e
blood, but thinks he can soon
build her up to norma! health.
The Crabtre? Telephone Co
has a committee appointed to
looK out a route and estimate
damages to construct a commer­
cial telephone line from Crab­
tree to Scio in the near future.
Mrs Dora Bilyeu of L* banon
came down to visit her sister.
Mrs Griffin, for a few day». Mr
and Mrs Enoch Shelton of Scio
were out also a few day s ago to
see Mrs Griffin.
Our neighbors on this side of
the creek on the Crabtree road
are having social parties two or
three times a week, also a social
dance, and have a way up t me
among themselves as they are
run on the surprise style as in
day« of old when all was fun
and happiness.
Automobiles
The Gist ot It
“Last December I had a very s«v»r»
cold and was nearly down »irk in bed.
I bought two bottle» of I hamlierlain*»
Cough Remedy and it was only a few
days until I was completely restored to
health, "write» O J Metcalf, Weather­
by, Mo. If you would know the value
of thia remedy ask anyone who has
used it. Obtainable everywhere.
• rrnal and Departure of Passe
m
in
rn
m
Mt\KKRS.iiidU ESI'
SCIO STALE
ivr lud built ad
mo f.-ll und in«
STACH. Ml LTS AI L I k UNS
»ice vr-VVvt • 1< tor-
l.*av-» S» io Po-tutbcv
at 7.10 a m and á 00 p in for West Sc.o
and M:15 a m and 2:00 p ni for Munkera
*795.00
*595.00
f|*
*
E
V.'e are h- a j.iar er* fi r juicy at< a‘ « >-«i t< taler rva»t •
^(■¡lowing ar< a few uf <n.r apeohdtioe:
T Bene »teak
....
I3c
Roaat
Round >t-ak
...........
Riba
Pork steak...................
Fork r« a t
:
Smoked iuii'on
...
Wetnie»
laird in bulk.
.........
Bukigna
Ground bone for chick»
HI*.Hl I MAKKh I I RL E I AID
Holechek
Doe» a general banking buairunui,
receive» money subject to checa, pajs
intereat on tin.»- deposit», ami la
regularly
by »tat« bank
i-xanunrr*.
Bros
K. SHELTON
SoilllHii-il ßiilifOFPiil
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• THE MAGIC LAND OF PALMS AND FLOWERS”
Southern California h»s much to < ffer you thi* winter. City
cr country, mountain or beach reaorta are all inviting. I he
Panama-California » x, situm at San Diego will remain
open another year bigger and better than ever.
But
Southern California effers something even greater than
this It is the t ver-present srd delightful
Sunshine and Flowers
Rose» in bloom. Oranges and Ix-muns ripening or> the tree«.
Poppies and Geranium cvc> wliere. J hi* is is the real
California The expenso of a trip to southern California
is not great
Low Round Trip
six month tickets are on »ale duly from all Pacifie North­
west p>Mnts. Stopovers are aiiowrd at pleasure,
Through
car servi -e on limited trains, thlough dining car and othwr«
vation cars make tho all-rail route the dvl.ghtful way to go.
ri. IL rrii i, who wo« a dnugh-
s
;< r t i .1 ' *• J. C. SymniM and wa»
Belli Estate
Notary
Public
.!< rr.-y. loe I tn la*
•«r» old. her death no»
I. near the clone <d
Administrator of Estate»
civil • ■ tr
Iler bndt lie* buried
xmna Negotiated. Abstracta
t’• !i at ‘ f her di; tin;»ui»hv«l hut-
Ottano*! and Examined
I ; il !■> th ■ • >1 of ......... Id farm,
e in all tiro' ibilitv a suitable
m nt i ill »non Im erm ted by «C1C
OHZOON
joint
Di»-
•tata
patch.
Wronj Law/»?.
A brictl « Lift■ r not long pa«t
l.ir c-wnuiutioii» wu» waiting
lor buc m' « when a farmer drop-
pod in.
•*>ay, i »ung num, 1 sov by the
• i 0.’.'. . i. ilutt you re u lawyer,”
. the alutution. The briuilcM
. r I i d 'vry wi*c and nodded
!> IlVUtl.
•*
V
"Well,
if you're a lawyer yon can
:• ll hi • ». .‘tiling. , If I »ell a in.in
a I;.»;•» • and he
me a promi»-
•r . rote ia |w. incut and lie dov*n’t
> . r h » i.otc < mi I ;’<> to hi« latrn
ami take Lis hor»e avfavF**
•You
ta:nly cant," »md tho
Inwvi-r “¥<> .’il luve to »tie linn to
. iv . t tie- value of the Dole?"
• ( .tii’l, < ? Well, I gm-» I’ll get
mother I.. ' *r.
I’ve done it."--
•
A. G. PRILL. M. D.
Physician
Surpeon
Telephon», Exchange No. 11
SCIO-
:
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OREGON
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
¿Ul-2 New Eirst National Hank Bldg.
ALBANY
s
uREciON
G. F. Korineh, B. V. S.
Veterinarian
Both Tfh phont s
} KJX - OREG OX
Haland’a Hot Springs.
«
F
l*rt-»ident
SCIO MEAT MARKET
Political Burglari»».
Sns-pmg Turtle Eco».
A «napping turtle lay» aleuit t two
dozen eggs. These arc placed in
damn «and in a hollow «cooptai
out bv the turtle. The mother ti r-
tie aliiK «t or r. h '111 bur « h*T If
in the wind. Then in crawling om
»lit- let* the «and over her «’»fl! f .11
n|w>n th<* ergs, thu* covering them.
The cgg» art white an i dmmt
fi tir rotimi ami bave a very
hard «bell.—St. Nicholas.
Time
.
Í General U llinm
Trains
n >:i .it North II« nd,
Woodburn-Springfield
Branch
tut.: ’> <1 nil I ; rough tin*
WE-
i
SCIti
»iii’iu Service» und lo
7:68 »
i.,i) when in private North
> in ]>.¡rt u l<<(? robin, South
Ml I>
a ■. •. i«t th re in IMU
< orvallia A Eastern
'll XKEIIS
Albany
J2 :«S !»
'lili City
...
PJ <« n
'• Daily rxrcpt Sc.ida;, .
A. G. Prill
PIE EATER
It «a» through« utolen document
ojietil)' »euml by the Britiali ainUi»-
aador in Berlin that the Bnti*h
government tiret Ivwucd of the rec­
ognition of the independence of
America by France. The Briti*h
ministor
Hugh Elliot, and he
hud the desk of the I remli uiiiii»-
ter forced upi-n to obtain the copy
of the treaty he wanted.
In 1853 a u-muitiou wu» created
by the ducovcry of a plan by which
secret documents were aytematn al­
ly al»trailed from the Hu«»mn cm-
l>a»sy in Berlin, being copied at
night in the interest» of another
nation and replaced in the drawer
at the embassy in the morning.
1 lie burglaries had been taking
place for two year* before they
were discovered.—-E> lunge.
P?«« d»nl'* P-'initiV» Hou*»
ths ÜAn'c. cf th» Ch ».
Ask your local agent or write
I t
pring* in IL’vkj ulal.
n<it tile nm»t magnificent, 57’./
Juhu M Scott. ticncral !*»• enger Agent, I'orl'anJ, Oregon
-<* i r<».ij•* tin* most carious among
he r
..ma p!n*a '•urna of thia
•rt in |c land. On entering tho
u
< ■lum.i« <8 i-apor a.
ing Irom different part* <>f it.
There nr<* u number of aperture« in
n sort of platform of rock. The
it< r * ■»'I'.’ ihgrtts I’., anil it rises
two <>r th ■ fn t into tho air. A
.- : A
- ihrtMigh tin* valley, in
Telephone : 27-7
.
. ii a ;
of boiling
NO. • 12S
•■.«ter i ■m* « with violence from a 8CI0
of the
A»a 'hank», see, Shelburn
ORFGfiN
» raised Lut u few feet above
Meets 1st and 38 Sunday» al 2 P- tn. i!.c ice cold water of the river.
t far from thi« i» th.* grotto or
me of Surt, w hi h u • > large that "by You Should I *«- thartih.-rlains
Cough Remrdy
i i « :iv ha« jieiictrateil to its inner
<1. I. Sutherland ( r/anl/er, I homes end.
Beeauae it has an established reputa­
tion won by its good work«.
A Prim»?*» Olund»?.
liecause it is tn st rsterrrrd by tho r
E I. smith, I‘res, lad>an«>n
A Puri» ne •v> ¡rutier on one ocet* who have used it for many years, ns
C C Snyder, •rc, Crabtree
r u Im h excited occasion required, ami are best wrquint*
«inn mailt* a Llnn<l<
I
Hund.. I ! <>’lnrt
■ «m ill amount of tm rriinent at « m | with its gissj qualities.
Meets qu >rterly on first Saturday •n; We offer U’
v ■ •
of a man of nrl t a lent,
January, Afrit. July and October of Reward for any ca*c of Oitnrrh
Ilreauae it loomms ami relieves a cold
that cannot t« cured t- Half
ir,* following p iragnphs. intendili ami ai<la nature in restoring the gyalrm
each year.
Citafh Cure.
’■i Imre In-en printcil «•pnratclv, to a healthy condition.
F J < ItC.X.'T * CO. Tn!~ki. O
<-re lit « >n • error •■»arranged that
Wr. !h«" UiMÍvrH*iíit* ». i » - •» kli wn F. J
Because it doe» not contain opium or
Ì'hcBeìi frtf the Iii«l Î&
nr t Ne»il*A»
v were rwd ion»-*-i»tm*l> : "Dr. ' any other narcotic
him D»rf*^dv iMHioruM»* tn uil I m i fi »*••*
X. In- In vìi app.'int<*d
j>hv»i-
tr«rumeiA»rui
un-l
titmh lull/
tul*,
trsrwnetlon« d
n-l tinan
i> r«rry
<-irr>
Because it’ia witliin’the rest l> of all.
.-.ut «tir
any
tns.l.- Iv M-. firm
LOCAL NO. VrJ
«Hit
‘ the II«" itnl il • I l Charite.
XA’ i I o NAL llA.'.K Oi <' >1!-ir.lt* I
It only costs a quarter
Obtainable
Jno Shimanek, See, Scio
T >|»<to < i
• h>’m- I: ite '
n .-«U’-d by the mi- everywhere.
Hall's Catarrh Cur» Is •.<’•?« I •*•
Hv
R. Borov icka. Purchasing Agent, arti?» <Mr»ctly -ip«. i tl bl «I
ti:* ritira for the immediate extra-
tn i
r. <■■ surfs?-» ?» lbs sv»t»-n T-stlm->nl»!s
i of the < ••«m-im nt Mont Pnr-
QnStree.
srnt fr>? I'r ■
*1 c?nl* |—? bolli». A-Id
Old oaperw 6 cents a bundle at
>■. T'
work» nn- being exe­
Meets l«t and 3d Sunday» of each br al! Proem»'»
Tbw II»,. « limi) Hus lor c«n»*l»«tlo»
cuted
with
tin-
utmn»t
di»o;lt<
b.**
,
the
News office.
month.
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DR.
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