The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 26, 1916, Image 3

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TH0BA3 CREEK JOTTIHQS
Sank Hannah went lo Mill City Sur-
day with another ioail of apples
Mrs Arthur i efflrr of -lay ton is vis
itmg at the home uf her parents, ' r
snd Mrs S B Cole.
Prrry Bilyru ram« up from Crab­
tree Friday and «(»nt a fi-w days visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs Nancy Bilyeu, son Mik«- dsugh
ter Evsline. snd Firry Bilyeu «
family of < rabtrre mot. ml over to
Jordan Sunday ami st» nt the day with
their daughter and sister. Mrs liar »•
bhelton.
Haman Shelton and wife we t to John
Coury’s Saturday evening, and motor« ■
from there with .Mr Coury's to l.n
non for a short visit with Mrs »helion’»
sister, .Mrs Thomas Hannah.
Mrs C C Burmcster sp« nt Stimiay al
the home of her mother. Mrs Wendt
Roger Cain came out Monday ami
took a load of household g«»»!» - ver t
Albany for E Wendt.
l>elliert 'he I ton and family of Jordan
have moved down to the Ona Shi-ltor
farm, the latter having moved to Sc,,,
for the winter at least.
It's enough to make one put on a
smile that won’t come off when on«
sees the good work being done on the
road.» on the north ar.d south aides of
Thomas creek, espe«-ially when a f-
low expects to have to travel over them
every day in the year as milk hauler.«
and mail carriers hate to do.
«
E. H. HOBSON. M. 0.
$100 Rew trd. $100
The tee.« r- of I ll
lipper will bw
ni-s’ 4 i-> lr»tn i- i if
1» «t tealMl
drvM«l«d ole«»«« lh»l •a WIT
able to furM i
amt thAt 1«
' 1» 4 tit* l< (Ur* «Hily
Catarrh. Hal
cur
wn l > the m> 4 k’AI
hit a K i ll Hution« i
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Pliijsiciiin . j Surgeon
SCIO
Ho ij 4
MARKEI REPORT
Republican N’t-min
Re ••lection as
C hatter B o «
Locul Druggist Talks
1 have now procured a preparation
which I can recommend to ail ms
fnrnds as Reins • splendid remedy for
all for all forma of stomach and bow.-l
trouble, indig« stior.
bloating, »i< k
headache, heartburn, rtc., aid th« ■■
au lie ring from being sick at the stom­
ach.
Natol Pineapple Pupain compound it
sold on a (»Motive guarantee of anti,
faction or money back. It is mad« from
fresh pineapple juice and pure ».-»!«
Pepnin. 1 ask every man and woman
in Scio and surrounding country who
has aton.ach trouble of any kind to call
and examine this splendid medicine
Chas A. Everett
Sunday afternoon. SRTand.
and family and E. Smith and
wife motored over from Jeffer­
son to call on D. C. Thoms and
wife.
A« Petition« Go
To show the worthlersne»» of the or*
dloary petition. Judge II W. Mason,
ef Abilene. Kansas, circalatcd one ask­
ing the governor ’’to shorten the roa I
to Tipperary.” and in less than a day
more than AM) persona had aign«d in
good faith. The judge was ti lling a
friend that hie idea of rnithin; at al!
was a petition with a lot of nam«» at­
tached to it. The friend had other views
After the matter hail tiecn debated for
thirty minutes. Mason offered to wager
a 191« model hat that he could get the
signatures of 2t>i highly reepeeted cit­
izens to a petition asking Governor
Capper to shorten the road to lipper
ary. The friend called the Let and
Mason started out with his document.
Within a short time he had obtained
the signatures of a bank cashier, the
mayor of the town, the leading merch­
ants. the minister of a church and a
number of women. There were but five
persons approached who did not sign
the petition. Three of these "didn’t
aign petitions," while two other«
stopped to read it. Mason got the | <i
names easily and won the bet. Ex.
The Scio Dramatic Club will
present that splendid comedy
drama. The Deep Purple, at the
Pevple’a Theatre tonight
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Albany.
DRUG MAN
for
The following arc cash price, quoted
on Thursday uf each w.-ek by our
dealers;
W heat . .
..............
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i r.
Two to Elect
Oats ........................................... 83 to 3M
A<iilr«'.»s: 117 vV. iith St ,
Elour, per sack ...................... . ... I 70
Bran, per ton............... . .... ... M «’
Alb; ny, dr yon
Middlings, per ton .. ...
34 <0 Paul
I’hop. wheat. Jwl ton............ .. 35 uu
Chop, oats, per ton .............. ... 25 00
Onions for salt* down at R ' «
Butter, (Country) |»-r roll ..
Shelton’s home.
lit*
Rutter Fat ’not)
Eggs. case count, per dozen
Hens, per pound ... ...
• ie«-sc. per ¡»»und ................ .
Tur’.cya, per pound .......
Ducks, per pound l*e»in .. ..
Ducks, Indian Runner
. .
Fork, dressed
........ .
Fork, live weight.
.
...
Veal, per pound, for dn. ,-ing
To whom it may '■nrem: I
wh, -« excuse for disc, ntinuing h.» sub­
scription is that he air. ads has more
papers than he rim read It is only an
excuse <df« red to an- imri.le li e pre-
1 surr.id lacerated condition of th« edi-
tor’i. feeling» It has no surh effect,
for in the f- it t lace an editor never
worries over the loss of a aub «r.ber <•*
cept when he lc»v-i tho coritrv with­
out («/rip uii arc trapes and lheri he
worries only about the welfare of ths
subscriber for fear In- will get into
sc’ioua trouble in « .me other lues:.tv.
But why ivt lie truthful and say to the
hone .1 rev. f tipe: man just w hat you
f. cl in tour own b.-nrt Go into hit den,
a«k how rr.nch yon owe and pay the
delinquency, and tell him frankly that
you don't want h a disreputable, black­
guard sheet any longer. Say to him in
a sorrowful tom- of v« ice that s. -t
deeply regret his inability to j ibliah a
newspaper worthy the name and adv se
bun to sell the | ’.ant to some man with
a thimbi. i ul of brains and -• k some
occupation which <l«n not r- .u-.r«- much
wear or tear of mind. Ik. this aud then
go away with th- co f< > :ing u» urano-
that the editor r. sjiecta you lor your
candor and wdl ch« th no t nr I feel­
ings because you choose to borrow his
paper instead of —
it.—Ore­
gon Messenger.
Notice
Having <1.»solve 1 partnership.
J W Chromy having bought the
interest of J F Kukacka in the
Scio Planing Mills, it is neces­
sary that all old accounts be
closed.
All parties knowing
themselves indebted to the Scio
Planing Mills Co. will please call
and settle at once, either by cash
or note.
13t3
J. F. Kukacka,
J. W. Chromv.
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
Wilhtli Man. Improvement,
WILL DELIGHT YOU
Most Subscriber, consider TODAY’S
a genuine nocessily l-»«*ue> it «.'»ally
he!(» lo »l»e el-no<f rvety («oblem cl the
eile, mulhrt toj l»>mem*k»r
You will find tho clever fiction «ml
rotaaanc Suna irom reel
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lair ____
lor .pmtiuM
refiethiag
brfricB ®ref Beki* U
ftowm.
Yot. wdl love TO­
DAY'S not only
»1 k> pact*,
cat and dep«ncUUe.
but bn-aut* etery
numMr wdl bring
i:»lo youi b« !», py,
inap4’a’» •, racon.
• frmrnl and good
cheer
A years subscription .«ti you only
50 rents.
Many « sir MIX, «ill be
w.sth lhat to T-u m •-•nty -sanag idea» and
pirat-jre. Sul ar r 4^- to. lay.
HE H th«- ri.in v ho m-lls you the
Drugs and Vle«licines that
keep you in g«»si h«*slth.
'liti City
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-Daily ex«,-pt Sunday.
Ml’XKERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
HE is ihe man whu sells yon the
preparation* that k«»-p you
beautiful or handsome a..d
happy.
HF. is th« mtn who sells you the
sweet- that make life more
enjoyable,
II! is t*i« man who sells you the
toilet article« that keep you
in the pink uf condition.
M Mil. 'Ull> Al I. Ik? UNS
¡waves Scio Foatuflicc
, nt 7.ID u tn and 00 p m for West Scio
Stu! k 15 a m »ril I ;!k) p in for MuiiUera
C. A. EVERETT
SCIO. OKI C,ON
W. A Ewing,
Pr«-indent
E. I *
Official Directory
We make a i
«peci.iíty
of
Friendship,
1
Engagement
and
W«tiding rings i F M French &
Son, .liwcliT- at. I F.rgruvcr.i. Itii’h.’ii’dsi>n
Albany.
A. I Randall,
Vice 1res.
M\ < i
i '¡i hier
Due« a gcnerid banking buaineaa,
rveeHca mon« y ibji.ct to chi-cK, pays
Interval on lime deposits, ntu! la
regularly inspected by state bank
examinera,
of the
i <np
R. SHELTON
l.CM AL NO. 102
Jr.«» Shiituinek, Srr. Keto
Best M??!s in tho City
R. Burovicka, Ihirchu.ing Agent,
for 25 Cents
<’r*t birre.
Room 50c and *Jp * Meets 1st ami '-d -unday» of each
month.
St. Charles
el
x>ar..° NogotiaUsi.
NO. 1»
Asa 'hanks, -er. -'•lu-lburn
Merli. I «I and »I Sunday» at 2 P ni
GR\NT PiRTI.E, Proprietor
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P.FJLiiX SLICKER 3.
will k^op yo\) dry and
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DEALiaS tVCTYWHlRB
OUR 80» YEAR
A J.TOWCB CO
OI.FGON
»ntherl.niJ ( rganDcr, Ihuinis
Phqsiciun
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G. I* RIE I.. M. D.
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Abntracla
Obtained and Examined
Shelburn Local
ALBANY, ORE.
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Administrator of Estates
BCilOW
Surgeon
llow Catarrh is ..intraUcd
Mother» ar« -ometimes so tliought-
lera aa to neglect the colds which
th« ir children contract. I he inflamma­
tion of the ri.ucus men,brane, at first
<’. BRYANT
acute, l.ecome, chroiu«- a >1 the child
baa chronic catarrh, a disease that is 1
»« lik.ni rumi and that may prove a
life’s borii -n. Many |>cniona who have |
this loalhsotr.c disease will icmember 301-2 New Fimi Sati<»nnl lUnk Kldir.
having had fr.quent colds at the time
OREGON
it w« > . oidr .< •« J. A little for> thought, \I.BAN V
a bottle of < hamtwrlain'a Cough Rem­
edy judiciously uscii, and all thia
trouble might have been avoided, Db-
tsir.able everywhere.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
G. F. Korineh, B. V. S.
//. C. MILLER
<5-
Manufacturers of
SOX
Veterinarian
Both Telephones
STAYT0X • * OR EG OX
Rough and Dressed
T. K. SANDERSON
Mill located one mile rant and one m:k south <»f '•do.
DENTIST
Exh mutex ('hit rfuHn Furnished
Tel< phone:
4
27-7
OREGON
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is (’oinph te nini Dill’
stock frosh mid elemi.
Old napers 5 cents a bundle at
the News office.
Wv ciirrv a full
( ’<> tr<*e,
Canneti Goods,
fact, everything
for the talile.
LAWYERS
Abstracts examined. Corjiorstion Law.
Financial Arants. Trusts, Escrows and
Accounts. Estates probated. Collec­
tions, Deeds. Mort fares. General
practieelnall courts. Correspondence
solicited. Prompt attention. Bank
references. Fourlttnth yrar.
LOAMS Ft.W.f0 0t FOkHAMO FSOTIATY
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
CANTON. OHIO
P » If s*«r '
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i>.i J TODAY-» »f(»>00 < a£ 04».
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9.32
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4:21
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Circuit Judge
Notice
\\ i»»ltiur”-S,>ring!irld Brarch
WE'i Si'|t)
North
• »■'» 9 m
South
6.11 p ni
tortai! « A Eastern
MIXKERS
PER CY R. KELLY
want it known that from dat»>,
(October 5. 19 If I i will riot le
I rent i hr Editor l air
resjwnsibli*
tn any w tty for what
Geo Halsiger of Jordan was m
my
wife
d'>ea
or any billy he
parts this week buying potatoes.
There :s j rot ably no man engaged in
the
nets
Jpup.
r
bl.sn
•
-
in
this
date,
might
make.
Chnrch services cl >»ed Friday night
on account of sickness at th«- home of who is not acquainted with a man (Signed)
P. V. E. Gerard.
Mr Iler.
Goo Grimes and Tom Fle ning >f
Stayton were Sunday visitors st the
W ill Grimes home.
Mr and Mrs Pettit, who art- vi- dir,;
at the home of their »on. Ross, mut->r 1
to Albany and Corvallis Wedm- d.«y,
accompanitd by Mr and Mrs Ro--- Pet­
tit and Grandma Fleming.
Mr and Mrs J D Grimes visited «!
the home of Grandma Fleming Mm day
and had Bun do some picture taking’
for them.
OREGON
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Arrival and Departuie of Passe
Trains
HIBLER 8 GILL CO.
Mosessohn & Mosessohn
H4.rtS.ns Clerbe e< C»«m,i«, BtSg.
RONTLAMO. OltaoON
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