The Santiam news., August 10, 1916, Image 4

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Editor I las Cold Bedírllow
A PHANTOM CATTLE.
We fell asleep in a chair at
(»rand Junction last Wednesday
Thi-re nr»- old men ami women
night on our way home from rtill living wk»» tell »'»n'lcrfu! tale«
Memphis, and let our train leave >f the "«i/ns and |*<'rtcnl»" that
us. auys an eastern exchange. rcr»1 •••en in the h'-av»-n» just L-furc
The hotel clerk told m to go up­ the otitl.n-nk of our urti war be*
twien tin- «tate» dinl «rain ju»t be­
stairs and take the room on th«- fore the end of th«- conflict.
r ght of th«- hall with the lamp
Thcfe W're the taro blood-P-d
burning low. He said he wa*
■ •»I- wlrch »am»- togct'ier in the
crowded and we would have to •«•uthern heaven the night Iwforv
double up with a man. We w--nt l.in<’«>ln w.i» if mat'd, wb"h the
-i i- nt.st» expla.iied bv the arbitrary
i p and pulled off our things and ■is»»::?. •' ■ -i t'.nt th«- color wa» the
w.-nt to tx-d without waking our r ■’!«■' tmii of so!::«.- <li»tant fire, ami
bedfellow, who was sleeping there were the clasped hand* nrr«»««
sound with t »e sh<”’t over his th- face of th«- n:o«»n in April, 1M65.
h< ad to keep off the muskceters. | lb.it tlii-se hca»«-nly symbols arc
trivial when ciinpamd with the
B.'for«- v.e fell into the armsof ‘pli.:”t »m tattle" that was wit-
M'lrpheu i we seen a young lady ,• --• <|
f,u- ..i!d «-r- of tin- guard
and a young g«-ntl«-man come in I I tr- it in Ilo- - irlv part «»f t.515.
TI»«’ ii n hud not Iw n drinking,
ami --et d >wn by the winder. At
first they talked so low we uml when they were interviewed
■ --«rii’rly they ell odd «-«»cntially
couldn’t h«ar what they sed. ! the »si- «- story. That which they
F.nally, w«- heard the littl«- mi s ' ' *a» in tit* inidh ’lit h'-aven* wa* a
say, "Walhe, ain't you asham«-d Tr’it tattle lietW'-cn an armv ad-
to try to kiss me right here • ancing from tin- north, uml one
where we arc setting up with a rustling from o*it ti|e»n it from the
-outh. At flrat the northern Ivist*
d<*ad person?” We felt curious. .»ere tauten bu -k, but they ra)li»-d 1
We slowly reached over ami and |»ur»ti<-«l their victor«, overtak-
. r ' : t
touched th - nose of the man we
was in ta’d with, and se< n ata Then th«- panorama fn-liol. leaving
gl nee that he was dead alrigh*. onlv a •»!- aly »kv, which was Inter
uall"«'-«I in the black of tiie heav­
We rix up in-tantly, ami it was a en«.
race to a finish 'twixt us thne
The fo’lnwi’i-.; « ear the Nether­
fer tin- bottom of the steps. It lands ra-MìI to th»- control of Spain,
iriil for more than a century the
i*
t-> -a,'.’ we v. . !
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Juist the Dost by two lengths.
:"■•■'• ning th«- north« m army was
We didn't ak«-er that couple at v ertu.iih tanten, but in lt»lk the in- '
wuser than the corps«’ skeertd i '«-j tidenre of tlo- Dutch republic
..it« r- ogniz'-d. M'-anwhil»- William
us.
•if Orr.ti .’e had cro**’-d »word« with
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We Arc Goinq Some
On Go Carts
Th« Larger 8*-.av».
Si »ring i« a uni' b more compre­
hensive lm»inc-- with the Japanese
The following are cash price» quoted 'hanvitlius J.<\n In liiouye in bis
on Thursday of each w<«ek by our 'Home l.if»‘ In T<» vo" - i » that I
•Japan»-»«- ! r!»-r- «have not only
dealers:
Flour, per sack ..........................
1 30 ’ho lip», elieck» and ehtn nn»l th»’
order» of the hair, hut they al«»
Bran, per tun ..... ................ . 29 UH
Middlings, per ton..........
...
St 00 ba»* their ra.mr» over the whole
ui, not spanti; th» forelxad, the
Chop, wheat, pci ton ............
32 uu
Chop. «»at*. per ton................ .
Si M cvelid» between the cm I io I u -» and
the evebro’vs, the cheek bon»-«, the
Butter, (Country) per roll ...
5o
noae
an»l the ear l«»ta». and util« •
Butter Fat (net)
..........
,,
«7
their victim »»!')»•< t» thev will in-o-rt
Eggs, case count. per duxen..
23
Hens, |>er pound ............
11 to 12* a «mall natrow rai->r mio hi» n>M>tnla
< acese, per pound
......................
is and ear« uixl twirl it rapidly round
‘furkeys, per pound.......................
1« with great dexterity."
Puck», per ptxind Pekin ......
¡0
Th* Cow u« tha Hat.
Ducks, Indian llunner ................ .
9
In the <>l I -1.1 • wli«-:i men wer
Pork, dre«»«-d ..................................
11
much tn th«- op'-n air »mil hut* wore
I’urk. live weight........................
8.75
cn «-\pi-n»iv«’ artici»* <»f attir«-. th«-»
Veal, per pound, for shinning
... 9* : iim-d to tic a «-or«! rotimi the crown
1 and let tlx- end» fall op the left
ml.- »»» that it cotihl ta gra«pe»i if a
Ju->t the thing tor Dlarrh -e*
! gii-t threaten«’«! to curry "IT their
"About tw«» year* «g«> I h«<l a svv»r» "„.lt Ig, .ir Th«? r-i»«m the < »r«h f»-'!
The following !i«t price* on Ford ear« and chu»»ii,
Detroit, bweamc effective tugii’t I, It«!«'-
-
on the l«’ft «ide «8» I hat the left
hand waa more often free than the
, right hand.
Liter on the end«
• ame to ta tied in a bow, and hit r
«till they tacam«* um -' c **. but th»»
la»w ha- remained, atnl it will prob
ably remain till the event of the
next deluge.
Ths K’o«t Impartant Thing.
Commander JMary. st one of the
! IIUIIIV
numerous
Washington
dinner» fol-
t«»ti«
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I Ilk; Itili M6IIMVI9
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We maka n specialty
of
Frerdship.
Engagement and
Wedding rings F .\| French &t
Son. Jeweler» and Engravers,
Albany.
Registered Duroc Jersey boar
for service at my home one nule
west of Scio on Writ Scio retad;
terms of service $1.00 Chaa
Chrz.
44cf
f. o. b.
*
... fsa.oo
........... 34A OC
............ 360.00
........... £03.00
. ........ M .U0
Ford « hoMla. ..........................................................
Ford Bunalx-ut .............. . ................................. ..
Ford Touring Car............................ . .....................
For 11 oupelct ............ ...
.....................
Ford Town «'ar.............. ...
..........................
Ford *cdan.................................................... ............
............ WOO
Wc guarantee that there will be no reduction in the above
price* prior t<> Augwt I. ¡yiT —butcan «ivr no assurance
whatever agamat an advance in the»e fnc. • at any time.
On Display and Eoi' Sale at
FRED T. BILYEU Residence
SCIO.
Ph ne, Home 27
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OREGON
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STICHA'S" CONFECTIONERY
Con fret ion <-ry, let ('rut nt, Tobacco
mui Cigars
SCIO.
SCIO,
OREGON
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A ttention F armers »
Mtke our «ture >-■ ur llv.< U|U«rt>m.
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PkBninKM, W. F. Gill.
HnnvH, K. .-helion
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J. J.l-nrn««, W. F. Gill,
A. Bilyeu, J. It Haru-t.
Mr«. Jennie Warner.
ConipaiH’
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(»RANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
j Linn County F.E. and C.Ü. of A.
I Richardson Gap
tilHV'lxM«
»me«»«
ALBANY, ORE.
of the
We take etc» and butt» r tn exchange at»l pay
the higheat pnce for «ame.
ProchasKa
St. Charles
Hotel
I• Official Directory
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When in town do rot fai! to call at our »tore,
where you will always flrd a k < m «I lin»- of »tapie
mcrrhandl»«- to »»-Ici-t from
<iur pri<>» «re the
louent «nd our gomia the t-e»t
F.
OREGON
Best Meals in the City
for 25 Cents
Room 50c and Up
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Mr N C Ix>we is the only li­
censed undertaker and < m-
balmer of Scio.
All work
guaranteed satisfactory. We
have a large stock of cas­
kets on hand and a nice
hearse. All calls promptly
attended »lay or night.
A lady’s services will be
furnished if required.
N. I. Morrison and N. C. Lowe
./. ,S STICII.I. I’roiirietor
MARKET REPORT
attack of diarrhoea which la*t«-d over a
week." write« W C SooM, Buford, N
D. "I became ao weak I could not
«land upright A »lruggi»t recummcnd-
r I Chamtarlaina colic cholera and diar­
rhoea remedy. The flrat dose rchevwi
me ami within two day» I waa a* well
M ever." Many druggist.« recommend
thia remedy becauwe they know that
it ia reliable
Obtainable everywhere.
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th«» tom»4 AD«1 Mt
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Price Announcement
be Duke of \lv», ami a more »an-
-tiinurv conflict even than that
n the »kv t
place. —St. Louis
Globe-Ih-mocrat
Ths C'c«*t»ew.
Aa a weapon "f »nr the cro«»hnw
Sears Roebuck price, $6.55.
'«»t< I on in Europe all through the
Our special pice, $.T 75.
•md!!e ag'<
Ev-n »»> late «» the
Napoleoni'’ mvii-ion of Rtt«»ia it
Sears Roebuck price. $14.65.
■«in in U m - bv the (’<>• -ii--k».
The
Our special price, $12 00.
ro-»"taw wa» a most fonfhdable in-
We have others between at trurnent »if »le-tru tiou. comparing
much lower prices than any mail oo»t favorably with th«- ohi fa»h-
order house. Now is the time to >h'd mu»k"t It wa» with the l»»w
get tiie youngster a nice go curt that the English won thcr cele­
at a bargain. If you can get brate«] vii t »n over the I ren» h in
the Hi: -dred Y »-ar-' w >r
It« tim
one cheaper any where ot the tar shafts often pierced the armor
aa nt- grad»’, we will make you a of the "trailed chivalry” ami ma»lc
I the Rriti»li yeoman more tlura «
present of one.
match for the I rench knight.
N. I. MORRISON.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
FORD
Midnight Co"'• t In th» Sky Sa«» b»
O Uh 5. I.ar» In IM5.
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LOCAL NO. 1(K
Jno Shimanek, Ser, Scio
R. Borovicka, I'urchoing Agent,
Crabtree.
Meets Ut «nd
month.
3d Sunday* of each
Shelburn Local
NO. 125
A«« Shanks, >«-c, ‘-helb'irn
Mots 1st sn»i -i Surd«)* at
p. in
<1. L. Sutherland < , rgMlacr, Ih-ntaa
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
I N» X >M I'<'ll A T> I»
I'l • »■ Mil»»«
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HW.«
Our Fleur is as good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
EVERY S.K'k' CCJ R.1XTEED
W • «tu • General Co* om Mllllna Bualne««
r leur -nd
I ««d an Sale. «P Wh»»l bo"»hl and F.s*Kan<ed 1er
Flour
«W We ere In »Ke Field lor Itualno«« and Will
Tree» Y om KigHl
I
Federated Church
Big Dance
Hmr swtti’hes made from your
l> - tr i.i rihnnt return from
Sunday School at 10:00 a m.
own combings. This is the the I»ole. got th«- tetter of a senator
Preaching at II.
An all night dance will be
sani«’ work as formerly done by m « '-nr of wit«.
given
by
the
ladies
of
the
Rich-
Christian
Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30
"What is the good of vottr «hwov- I
Mrs Wm AblxitL See .Mrs S
ardaon
(lap
cheese
factory,
at
Song
service
from 7.30 to 8:00
ery?" the «••nator «aid
“I’ll wager
Philippi.
It5p i that »'Hi didn't find a single import­
the hall there, Saturday, August
Preaching at 8 o’clock.
ant thing at the north pole."
19. A chicken soppier will be
Prayer meeting every Thurs­
Steaks, chops and cutlets cut
“Oh, yrs. I »lid.” ««id the explorer
to Vour ta«te, toasts prepared “I found one very, eery important served at midnight, good music day evening at 7:30.
will be furnished, and a cordial
H. B. ILER. Pastor.
any way you want them-for thing.”
every-
!
invitation
is
extended
to
"Humph!
What
waa
that?
”
the
those that care, at the Sanitary
•enator grumbled
body to come.
Market.
Rest quality butter wrappers,
“The way buck home again,” was
neatly printed to conform with
the reply.
Wood wanted on subscription
Old oapers 5 cents a bundle at the law. 60c per hundred at the
at this office.
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Newsoffice.
the News office.
I
I'» land China bear, eligible for
registry, for sale. Home phone,
or address Erm -t Titu*. Thomas.
Bllo»u»ne»a and Stomach Trouble
"Two year» ago I suffered from fre­
quent aitack* of »tomach trouble and
bilioumcM, " write» Mi«» Emma Verb-
ryke. Lima, Ohio. "I could eat very
little food that agreed with me and I
been me ao duty and aick at my stom­
ach at times that I had to take hold of
aonething to keep from falling. See-
| irig Chamberlain's Tai lets advertised I
decided to try them. I improved rapid­
ly." Obtainable everywhere.
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Iftwatki.n.
3. SWIFT & C9.
Patwnt Lawyer«. λub. usa.
307 fUwata St.. Wathiaotca 0 C.
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