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TODAY’S MAGAZINE Linn County F.E. and C.U. olii. Railroad Time Table
B Wk
Hithila Many Improvement»
c -i a’ the
close of busin* ss May I. I'.’lii
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N M Newport of I, bin. n,
RKaeVltCIUI
w ho i* a candidate for the leg »-
i>Ma* and discounts
.i... IVI.9U M
I ttt.rr fn rn Linn County, is the
Overdrafts. MH-urv-j at.d un-
only candidate for that position
•ceured.............................. ..
from the north half of t< on- Bund» and warrant* ... .............
t . tier«» being three to t omix Banki h.-..»-
nate «nd !!•< re icing live cat.di- Furniture nisi fixture* ...
dat ». the other four being from <‘n*;i and dur from approved
rv*-*rv,* banka.................. ..
the soi.th half of the com ty.
Mr Newport hu:< lived in O e-
10!.on 21
Total
gon for more than 30 year» and
has lived in Linn county for 2-1
ItAHtUtlgS
year». I I years in Albany and 10 Capital «lock ¡.aid in, ... 110,000.00
years in Lebanon.
He has Surplus fumi .... .................. .. h . ixiü .O’
grow n up in Oregon and w a . ündivub-d profils. Ics» cx’ en-
«• « and tuxes paid
1.12s 82
eilucated here in the publr Individual deposits subject
check
......... .....
74. MJ Srt
senool» and at Willamette Uni
versity at Salem, where he took Demand certificate« of
.... ...
4.1.10 -
the full c i.'ege course an I grad Time deposit
and savingn
uated with high honor», He
dejMisits ..........................
X07a.no
also graduated from the law Reserved for taxes.
21.1 OU
school and he did this with his
Total ..
HH.IMJ7.21
own unaided efforts by baching
State of Oregon. (
ar <1 doing janitor worK.
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He was raised on a farm and County of f >r,n '
his j>eople have all been farmers
and he owns 1G0 acres of land in
Linn county. He has always
been interested in farm an !
farm life. He ha« become by
his own industry and eff.>rts one
of the substantial tax layers of
the county, lie is marred ar d
has a wife and two daughters,
both the daughters now being in
*
We make a Specialty
of
the high school. He has been a
strong friend of the public Friendship. Engagement and
schools and has taken a deep in Welding ring's F M French ,<•
terest in school affairs. He ha-» Son, Jewelers and Engravers.
I
been one of the best friends the AI ban v.
I
young men in the school have
I
had and has assisted a number
to complete the high school
aciyar
course. For several years he /Won-t.grr c/ Datro<'f
has furnished the high school
"After a rrd h .>!
with a i ; thletic field free. Hut
llmih in a b. !
he is a strong advocate of strict
fan. 4 a pipe lu.’l
of Ttutlo matti.»
ec »norny in public affairs. He
fleto y su* «fer er
believes that the people are en
drftat m re «ndar.
titled to a dollar’s worth of re
»Mo. E--Yah for
sults for every dollar of public
TuJttdol “
funds expended.
If you believe h>m the right
kind of man to represent the
county in the legislature, tnen
vote for hnn at the primaries
May 19.
(Paid adv.)
HugMe Jennings
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They All
Like Tuxedo
SAN II \M I ARM foi K S
G A «¡riffin un i billy Richardson went
to tin >h»m -atui lay to pur.-bane a fine
registered buck she, p mi aa l<> keep up
their stock of thie sheep.
:
.Mrs Clara Griffin is contemplating
starting soon for Bu ma tv visit ter
daughter, Mrs Veva Sturges.
The Mn'.iam Berry Farm will have
strawberries ready for market by the
15lh of May at the same old price«,
Gooseberries r-aly by May 20 at ®C
oi the bushes
I'll clean them if dry
picked, free. I’ll gather elenn for 23c
Du not wait until they ar« all g-me
come by the st of June.—8 W Gaines.
Mrs Rebecca Moms of Scio was out
the past week visiting her sisters and
recruiting up since getting her sale all .
stove in and mashing up a whole side
of riba from falling acroas the corner
of a box.
On May 7. S W Gaines ¡>iekrd hi«
first staawherries, The Oregon May
crop shows up fine, will soon be able
to furnish berries.
Mrs D< an Bilyeu «ho has been at
1^-t.anon the past month returned home
Sunday ( ringing with her a Ane baby
boy which Dean is as proud of as can be.
The Santiam Farm «till has a little
louse hay to sell at II«. per ton.
PIE EATER.
Modern Priscilla and Santiam
New», both one year for $1.65.
Trains
Mo«t Subecfilxrw
TODAY'S
a gea nni n»cr«ai<y U « »- u ac'uaJiy
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l*urvh*i.ing Agent.
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gr» a tin
10c
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SI MIE Mil rs Al I IR \INs
If yret are troubled with chronic or
mu». ular rheumatism give Chamber-
Ix-avi a Scio Pon toffice
la.n's I inimeiit a trial I hr relief from t.1
7 IO a m a- I • <»> i> m for West Scio
pain a ■ -h it affords is atone worth
ami 8:14 a in and 2:<X)p m for Munkera
many times its cost. Obtainable every -
where.
JU! LEE
Manufacturer* of
W. A Hiving.
I'r< »ident
R ou<h
Esti nut ft s f 7/r 11 /’n
A I . Itnndail,
Vice Pre*.
a general banking business,
receive» mone) subject to < h< cm , ¡>ays
interest on
lime
<l<-|KMiits. and U
regularly
inspected
by state bank
examiner*.
MC ’<» nud one mile « a»t and une mil«- south <>f
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R. SHELTON
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Administrator of E»tat<-a
.van«
Negotiated,
Abstracts
Obtained and Examined
\V<‘ rniTV a full
Tea, (’otTee,
('aimed 1 mods,
fact, ov••rvthiiijx
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for the table.
line of
Spier*,
mid in
needed
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orkoon
A. 0. PRILL, M. D.
Physician
Surgeon
Téléphoné, Exchange No. II
HIBLER 8 GILL CO
OREt.ON
LEVANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
cl-2 New First Salumai Hani. I’.ldg.
\LBANY
< 1REGON
G. F. Korinch, B. V. S
Veterinarian
A. G. Prill
From three tn five year»
a^rin;» in wood doc» a:I that
Naturt can do to make Tux-
edo mild and rnclh tv. 'I hen
Sci:ncr step» in with the
original
“Tuxedo Proces»’*
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imitated but never equaled
— and tnkei out all the bite.
Pouch
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Shelburn Lornl
flamt Phon« M «nd St
YoucanbuyT'txedo everywhere
I North
South
Albany.
'hll » Hy
(Dally except Sumlay
— because they can »moke
Tuxedo from dawn till dewy
eve in perfect ccm.X t and
with abv tys increasing satis
faction.
You take no risk in trying
Tuxedo. Re;.d that uncon
ditional guarantee in the top
of the tin ; get your money
back from the dealer if you
arc not thoroughly satisfied.
W xvitiurn Springfield branch
WEH scio
Meets
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TODAY S MAGAZINE
M C Gaines took a load of hogs to
1ebanon the lust of the week, also 24
head of beef steers.
George I ilyeo will h ave one day this
week fur Montana with a Ane bunch of
young cattle for breeeing purpose« and
will spend some three months to see
how he likes the country.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
U1LL DELIGHT YOU
I
Both
Automobils
Tt hphont s
ST. I } I (E\ -• OHEGOS
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
¿lee vc-Valve Motor
so now there’s no need to
sacrifice pride to economy
Now for the fir»t time your tense of pride and strictest economy
are fully satisfied in one and the same car. Never before ha« a stylish,
eomfortable. completely equipped ear 1« cn offered at anvwlxre near so
low a price
This Overland coats only Stft.V
Hut it is every inch an
Ov. •. -I a
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I ,-t t. e, •
.i ar. It is
roomy, strong an 1 powerful
And It in absolutely complete to the last
detail. Of course it is eldctri -ally lighted and started; and the electrical
contrdl buttons are locat< I on the steering column right at your Anger
tips. As for easy ruling, th;« nowea’ Overland i« not to b- compared
with any other car of its site
The b-ioyant cantilever rear springs, the
deep, soft ut>hol«tery, and large tires provide real riding comfort. You
should have a car this apri->< and if you want top class at bottom price,
it must ne this Overland, for no other car meets both these require-
me:
Th demand for this < ar i« in ex<- »■ of the factory's raiMwity.
Order yours now. to avoid delay. See me right away.
Model 75
$695. Scio
Telephone:
27-7
’»CIO
OREGON
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The Weekly ksnaas City Star
and the Santiam News, both one
year for jl. 15.