Produce and
Cream
I am in the market for
prodt!«*«* of all kiti'l*. m
bring it in.
I am paying t p pri'-«-* for
Egg", 1* Hilti v of all kiii‘1",
Chickens, Turkey!«, <«■• »■•
ami huck», ai-o \ • al at >1
Pork.
In addition to tin—*, I am
paying within 2 ««lit» h«*re,
ol the top for ( ’H I .A M.
delivered in Portland
I also aim to keep within
2 i ents <>flie Portland mar
ket on all prodm v
Hi ing me v our green hid« -
ami pelt» ami 1 will treat
you right.
O. R. TURNER
Sucfessor to
Denumorc • «» aiie Co.
Oihc $:mliam flews
pub ; ished every
T hursday
by
L. W. CHARLES
sintered at the poatoffire at Scio. Ore..
ai «rcona-claai mail matter.
BARGAIN
CLUBBÍNG
OFFE R.
wssimiiinEj
xriiM-itirrii » n ha ri -
ONE YEAR STRICTLY IN
ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR
Advertising
rate» made
application.
known
Entertainment end
Dunce
«•«J by a ti.
"»nd t
n tnge’her.
IHJLTH0M1H HOTEL
Ch"-«.« Somidi
An entertainment follow « <1 by
a dence will be given in the Bo
hemian hall at Richardson Gap,
Saturday evening, April 21, un
der the auspices of the Farnu-rj
Union.
T'nose taking part in the pro
gram art*. Mr." .May Dav.s, Mi-
tic venith Davie, Miss Juanita
Davis, Mrs C M Bigbee. Mrs
and Mr Cornett. Mr Germain,
Mr Rowell, Mr Sid Stringer, Mr
G L Flanagan, and other friends
who have promised to entertain.
Moical director. Win St«»idart.
Admission to concert 15c, to
conc«-rt and «lance 75c. Doors
open 7 p m, commence promptly
at 8 p m.
Ye ¡oversof good music don't
miss this if you want to hear
something worth while.
Supper will be served.
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EORTLA.ND. OREtJON
In the pho * on the »< tern bor
der» of t!
< ol e.e empire, in the
In-art of Asia, there live roaming
tnl"*» who -• d >i'i »1 town» eg-
<*ept for trail«
They «Iwell in tent»
made of felt ami u-tially low, »mall
ami con« al.
The wooden do»>r
frame :• n<> higher than half a win
dow frame in English limi««'». but
t!
tent, ««¡(hough n t «-qii.,1 to tie
want« <>f a far/- fun iv. >» »n .- ami
nu ifort.:b'<- m « ii i'iH r. but «.-old m
winter
I ■ ndon Graphic.
tk-cupiei an entire block,
eaeily acei »«ibh- to Port
land'! 1 beat re ami Shopping
diatrirt
550 OUTSIDE NOBS
Rate«:
Without bath. $1. per
day, upward.
With bath, $1.50 per
«lay. upwards.
A Poor Rab.n A manic.
Ore of the », ar ■ - t ami moat
Grant Smith A Co., Owner»
atm * n/ of the curlv I n,
h alma
Eric V. Hauler. Err »a lent
nac
i» entitled “Poor Robin, an
It H. « "'Utter, M ng Director
Alumna k of the old and New
Fashion * • • containing a two-
f >!d Kalendar- via. the Julian,
1 i !i li or Old Ai count, ami the
It "in* heads, lan.it:«». pa per-«.'ll I I'd
or kLgg ■
: N'-w \'i■.•unt,’*
etc.
It i» a ¡'.¡M'|dd-1 <•( »ix'ern
Mr N C Lowe is the only li
page» nnd i« <lau I L><nd"ti, l<' «u
censed
und«-rt3ker and em
TI '• <lejn ti.>:i t« “to the » r 1“
n J in it l’""r ltd-in ».is “With
balmer of Scio. All work
I*.p« r», Ilallad-singi-re and fiddler«
guaranteed satisfactory. We
;t is a merry World; with l‘r;> >n-
have a large stock of cas
<r>. s k • op " u d M'>ne\-lcM
kets on hand and a nice
persons if is a »ml \\ «> rid. with a
hearse. All calls promptly
8
' r it i« a li.:rd W >: d ; w ith a
BEATING THE DROUGHT,
I hvine a u '.rd W«>rld ; w ith a Iaiw-
attended day or night.
Cowpuncher« In Au«|r»lia Hi»« a Hard yr • • "! t ' ' ■
W rd. with a
A lady’s services will be
Row to Hoe
t'mirtii-r a »1. > ■ rv World, «util
furnished if r««|uired.
I lie average »••• <>f paitoral hold t ’>»t hi - - i in.id World, and with
inc» ui the northern territory of , I mm a l ;'<l World
A str»; u is ?,.'»,00.1 <>' res in \\ e»t
A ust'alia |ou [M'opie own together
II »nd R ver h-ts a movement
|0,<>oo,oo<) urn», uixl I riser -p.-ak» for a public market.
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of u Qurvtislaiid “«stile king' who
b< id uo.ooo «quart* mile» -an an-u
ticnrly u* large n» all New England
I mi. tlirii' or • ■ eii file month»
mm l.v r< quir-d to drive cuttlo
to tli«- neiirt-'t |>"it or railroad. I'n
lc«» the season i» favorable it <-.inn it
be «Ion«* nt all. for feed mid water
are lucking along the tr.i k*. Herds
o! rattle itnrteil on th«1 long drive
may be greatly <l< pl«»li-<! by »t.irv.i-
(ion and thirst, the remnant reach
ing their destination only tit for
“boiling down."
St", k rout«-» uro laid out and
tend'd ««• cur'fullv a« «.«gon roads
or railway«.
They head for the
prineip.il market» or for th«' end»
of rniirorda which extend into th«'
»r.d L< it r.<l ttind ncr-»«« the coun
try. tnking a<hunt>> .-<> of ul) known
water «ii)'|'hc»
stream«, »prings,
billabongs nml gnumma hole» are
«.M-d. regard!«*»» of the <|uuhlv of
th«- nuter, for altiU'-t an« liquid 1»
•cccptiiblc in the de-ert.
When tie distant » l>< t'«een wa
tering’ f ’ i' *•» are to«» great or area»
of f«-«"i are Iwyoml th«* reach of wa
ter. artificial «uppli«*» are provided
nn<l kept under »urveillancc.
In
place» well» arc dug; ci«c««!icre re«-
cri-'ir» nml tank» de«i.’m-d to collect
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«torni water of infrequent rain« arc
cot: tnict««l.
Manv of the»«* are
built Lelow th«- Hurfaec and c«»vcr«'<!
to check evaporation. Where other
mean» fail, «keleton budding« with
large r«a>f area ar«» ron»tnictcd to
"ill- r.<• r. I’lWim r. —National Geo
graphic M.gazine.
New Undertaking Parlors
SANITARY
MARKET
(’lioirr I’le^h Meat; Pure l’oot] and
Sanitary Inspection Invited. Home
Made Bacon,
l.artl and Sausage.
McHNIGHT &. DALEY
on
THOMAS CREEK JOTTINGS
J. S SilCILL l'ro/iritlor
Mr an<l Mrs Virgil Hackleman
of Albany spent last week at the
home of the latter'» aunt. Mr."
Nancy Bi.ycu.
Miss Pearl Burton who has
been employed al the home of
Oi l Shelton for tlo* past five
wo ks nturned home Friday.
< C Harm« at« r and wife were
Scio visitors Friday, having gone
to consult a physician in regard
to Mrs Burinester's health. She
ut.d two of the children have
been confined to their bed • the
last few days. Mrs Nick Endres
of Jordan is nursing them.
('<;nj\ctioncry, lee Cream, Tintero
ami Cigars
A Crave O'tcutticn.
Mr and Mrs Z J Clark and Mr
and Mrs T B Frost were among
Scio visitors Friday.
Mr and Mrs Jos Burton of La-
The three splendid maga
comb spent the week «‘nd with
zine-« illustrated above and
his brother James.
th« Santiatn N'-ws, total re
Ed Grimes of Lyons is visiting
tail value $3 25, all one
a few- days with his brothers
year for only
John and Will. He contemplate.'
moving over on the coast as soon
as school closes.
Bill ATLAS FHEE
Jas Burton drove to Albany
To all th. •»«• taking advantage of
Monday on business.
thia offer we will include I REE
a big. bpeciai, 20-l'age Atlas of
Conard Westenhouse spent
th«- P. citlc NorUtweit Stat«-» and
Sunday with his sister Mrs C
of the Woalil.
Invaluable for
Rodgers and aMisted C L to in
hum«-. school or office.
Call at
stall his new gasoline engine
our office and »re thi» premium
and hay < utter. Clyde is quite
for yourself.
proud of his new purchase.
Mr and Mrs R C Peppcrling
sj»ent Sunday at the A W Ar
buckle home.
A very large crowd attende«i
the public sale of D Town«\ I
make a specialty
of
Thursday. All report a large Friendship, E«.; .«gement ami
sale.
Wedding rings. F M French &
Conard Westenhouse. Walter So'’* J*"«lers and engravers.
William*. Carl Smith and Merl A.b.»ny.
Frost attended the movies Sun
day evening.
Pictorial Review and Santiam
Chatter Box.
New s, both One >«ar for $2 25.
$1.65
THE SANTIAM NEWS
The late Joaepli JeiTi-r»on and
hi« »inter, Mr». Cornelia Juekion,
w - re standing one da. at n »tr im
window on Beacon «treet, B'>»t<>n,
over' ">\ing the old Granary burv-
mg ground
Tin « li.id I h ' ch di»cuM-
mg the fanioua pertona who-«- grave«
were »pread below thein, when,
breaking a »bort interval of »ilcnce.
Jefferson »aid in the mi»t mourn
ful of tune-, "Connt«', my dear, thut
1« the l>e»t pho «' fur me, after all.”
With a horrified expression on
her face, ns her brother ahvava
avoid <1 greu Mimr «ubj«-ct». »he ask
ed, "U hat do von im an, Joe?"
With a twinkle in hi» eye the ac
tor r> n.irki«) b'.mdly, “I said ‘aft
er all,' Connie.”
In n flash hi« sister retorted, “No,
Joe. dear, that*« no pla«*e for you.
There an- too many deadhead»
there "
A ttention F armers ?
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" hen in town du not fail to calf at our store,
when' you will always find a go«i line of staple
meri-hat dl«e to »elect from
Our prices are the
lowest and our g <«i» the beat
W «• take . gg» and butter in exchange and pay
the highest price fur same.
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j. j
w F.Gill,
j A. Bilyeu. J. R Barn««,
raaxmawT. W. F. Gill.
"iarr,av. R. "helton
Mm. Jennie Warner.
Muiic of th« Drum.
\!l
mu-Kill autii Title« have
agreed that «lien u«c«l in a proper
wav th«' drum i» thoroughly musical
I lie common *narc or «ide drum is
fri-clv u-c«l in musu'al <om|>o»ition.
A large number of drummers I'cr-
forming »imultane«>ti«ly «>ut of door«
pr «luce go al mu«n . In this con-
n«*«ti<>n
1’iri-n, the compcicr,
pointed out that a «ound that wa«
insignificant when heard singly,
«u>h a» the clink of une or two
musket» at shoulder artn« or the
thud a» the butt co»«'» to the
gr ound at grountl arm». lH-«-<»me«
’ ,: 1 alt
live J . . rfonii
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
iweoHinHs rn, »»< 1 mm v>-
i«M><
Our Hour i» a» g»«x| a» «ny made in
th** \S illumette Valley
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n .
ick g c . / /;. l vte ed
W» .««> • c..n.r.l e«.«,«« Mill,„a Bwon....
riewe .nd
t ••<!
>n Sai».
Wh««t B om «»»« and Cachanged fee
F I «»Mr
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W. ae. In .K. Fl.ld f.r Bw.lnaaa and Will
Tree« You Kight
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