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Dr Lowe May 14.
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YOCR -I F.S«'HtlTION I \t I' S
on tiw «tate »temp«-1 in th» »ptv, i«--
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To th«»*r who pay promptly in
«uparle» th«- »ubacripti >n prir«- m !! «•>
per year. Th- prie« i» II.1SS if p »I
» thin an month», amt »I.<*h->r. -■'
at cik I of year, t he paper >* not »«-nt
to aateeriber» who ar»- more than - TH" .
, year tn arrear».
Moving picture show Saturday
evening at Weselv-t'ain Hail.
Commercial (Tub meeting Fri­
day evening. May 2.
Frank M« Donald w ent t > Me­
hama Saturday on a short bu-i-
nesa trip.
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Pure bred Berkshire boar.
s«Tvic- $1. Her» must not leave .
farm. R H McDonald.
Eor Sale A bicycle in first
class condition, for ?1(). Enquire
at this office.
Everything new in dress
goods for Spring at Hibler &
Gill’s.
Pure cider vinegar for saie.
Only a few gallons left. 10c per
gallon. R II McDonald.
Where are you going Saturday
evening? To the picture show at
WeselY-Cain hall of course.
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There will be a moving picture
show at Wesely-Cain hall Sat­
urday night at 8 o’clock.
If you need fishing tackle see
A W Hagey. He is old in the
business and knows just what
You neid.
Regular $1.2.5 fever ther-
mometers on sale for a short
time only at 75c each at Peery’s
Drug Store.
In I he 1 omb
Mrs Sarah J
maulen name was Streithoff. w.i
born in Hanover county, Penn ■> :-
vania, Aug ;sl 1 > 1M‘.7. arul i
nt h«T home at S«‘ <». \prd "
1913, at the age of 75 yeai .
months ami 8 days. When yet a
small chil<l her parents move.i to
Ohio, a few Years la?« r moving
t«> Iowa. When she wasS >«ai
old the family cross« <| th«' plains
in wagons, coming to Oregon ami
located near what is now the
town of Lebanon.
She was married to Edward
z\bl>ott. OctoinT I t. 1851. io
this union 11 children were born,
5 of whom are living, William
ami James Abbott of Scio. Mrs
Florence Caldwell of Jefferson,
Mrs Jennie McClure of Sweet
Home and Ira Abbott of Mirile
Point. Mrs Abl>«it waa a mem­
ber of the Presbyterian church,
a true devoted Christian, a kin I
loving affectionate mother ami a
good neighbor. She leaves a lurg«-
circle of relatives and friends in
the community where m«>.-t all
her life was spent. That dear,
sweet and precious natm- mother
who never tire 1 in the a {minis­
tration of care and attentio;; t >
her dear ones and alwuy i had a
pleasant smile and kind word to
all, has now gone horn«' to resl
from the toils und cares incident
to this life.
Get a homestead in the Albany
colony in the great wheat twit of
Montana. Write for informa­
Thomas Pn spal is building a
tion to, O W Mitchell, Ixima, fine new house on the hill south
a of town.
Montana.
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W ’D PA Pl it w ,11 run a
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w« « k, <:« ^r;ed to bring tl «'
merchant and the ncwsfiapcr
into closer touch wi’h each
other, and with the definite
jiurpose of presenting veri-
table facts prepared for the
me: chant w : o w ant ’ a belter
iiu-i:i «x. These articles are
beimr prepared under copy-
i ight boil'- w i « fiij.. ’ for
many years made a close
study of advertising from
the "tamlpoict of the direct
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The nrt:?l‘ will analyze st« »
by step t !«• grt at problem of
advertising a bu ini ?s.
Some «>f th«' subj. ta to be
«liscuz ' I are:
Business
btximers, kinds of advertis­
ing. best adverti >ing, cheap­
est adv« rt'sing, why odver-
ti at all, h >v. I nd mer­
chants can kill ma 1 order
busin«: , relation of news­
paper adv1 rtising to < tl«r
adv« rt: g. r- Lit >n m-w -
|«ap> r to adv« i L «-r, r< iation
of n< ’.spa,<er l<> p iblic, rela­
tion of advert: - r to prog-
ress of th<- to?, n. rviatmn of
advertising ami -al«s:nan-
ship, sell cling udv« rti mg
medium, requisit'-s of good
ads, different > in g«xxi and
bad a Is, d’.ff ?rcn<-e in g'xxl
and bad advertisers, the
pow .-r in an ad, value of
season advert! ing, value of
«1 play a lverti i’ q. value of
iilustrati'd advertising, hon­
est ads mi 1 lion«' I goods, de­
scriptions in uds. etc. • tc.
Th«'se and other subjects
will be handled in logical or­
der. Later the artie’es will
tak.? up each individual kind
of business and show what
advertising will do for mat
business.
Keep your eve on this
space and you will get some­
thing p nd.
>rt and ‘‘hot
off the gridle.”
NO.
DAIRY CITY"
Allen—DA anev
A UVE WIRE
SCIO CI
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< ity Elcctrie I,ight
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< hr etili*!», Bnntist and ( athoH«*
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( ’lotliiiiif
A < i ìy A' * air»
1 Fra vage
II. * ^holton
Express, A I ’(ini i lall
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■ Mill
t hu». Warner. Mgr.
(irorerivs
J », W. < ’y
J. F. Bernd
(¡<‘11’1 Mcrchmidisc
w . » . GUI 4 Co.
PrwhitMka Ät < <>.
I I<ri(d
II. if. MeVay. Prop.
ILirdw ti'i* A Iinpiii ts
N. I. Morriaon
Cha«. W early
hid.
A quiet wedding was
CIM. CLÜBI
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Trlrplionr < :<>.
J. .X Waddl», Mgr.
30. at two p m. when their
da’iyl.’ r B«;itrie«' i «came the
bride of Maurice Allen of Rose­
burg. lie v< ■> « m -r.v was per­
formed In the Rev. I ,t er Lane
of Alban , I» t«>:e an i:i proviseli
alter of appi blossoms and terns,
the in t»n s.ve ring ceremony
being used.
Th«? bride was gowned in
chuiit)iagne and carried pink
carnations. Th« attc ndants were
Miss Jonnv Burrell of Salem. n
cousin of • br de. a- d Mr Wad.»-
ive-th of I; el arg. Mis.-. Wil-
lelti Green <>f Portland -«mdered
"Oh Promo-
after which
the M. n I.
i mv .. d.iin m irch
was ph yeti by Mrs A G 1’rill.
After the ceremony luncheon
wa.» :.-r ed in the dining room,
decorated w ith ()r«'g««n grape.
Immediately following the
luncheon, Mr and Mrs Allen d«>-
parted for an extended trip to
Yellow stone National Park and
other points of interest. They
w ill be nt home at Roseburg af­
ter lune first.
By order of the city council, I
am notified to take up all stock
caught running lo<> «■ within the
city limits of Scio. There is also
an ordinance prohibiting the
shooting of firearms within the
city limits which must be
obeyed.
J N WEDDLE,
City Mar hall.
Fan for jale
120 acres 4 miles e.t of Scio,
63 acres l>«-«-n ciikivated, 25acres
o|M»n pa .tore. -Hi acres brush and
timber, 110 ipt «-.- «an lx1 culti­
vated. Some « reek bottom land,
box house, old barn, small or­
chard. Price ..-Go p««r acr ?, time
on half. ¡Live other large and
small tract for ale. ('¡ill on or
address,
R Shelton, Scio, Orc.
-Icwclci’
P T Barnum was right when I New »ubiMTiptions received at the
A. W. 11 agey
he said the American jieople , New» office tor al! leading magazine».
liked to lie buncoed, This is*
Linn I ou lit y I’nir
evidenced right here in Scio
September 24, 2> a wl ■.«•
L Osltorn of Shelburn who was
when a faker comes along with a trading in Scio Tuesday, dropped
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(‘i’\ ó ! \cd stnldc Don't for.p t to take advantage
lot of broken films and cheap in and renewed his allegiance to
( ♦*! (’ar? on. Prop.
of th1? News’ $1. subscription
junk and draws a full house, the News.
Wilson s Cabinet
price when you are in town.
when our home min who puts on
Ment Market
a first class picture show plays to
Booster envelopes for sale at
M< Ih.naid III««
Secretary of State William
Health a Factor ln Succeaa
empty seats half the time.
the News office at 10c a package. Jennings Bryan, of N« bra-ka.
The
largeit f,< ’t«>r rontnbutmg t«i a
Secretary of Ttrasury—W illiam Mil'ineiy
mana
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«•«■« « i» «m«l<> ubi« Ilv h«-a!th. Il
Mr». O. II. Cyrtia
The following out of town ■ see Morrison for Furniture, G M« Adoo, of New York.
han bren ol >«ryed that a ir an i« »«-Idorn
guests attended the Alien--De- Scio, Oregon.
• Ick when bis bowela ar«- n-gutar he 1«
Sem-taryot War Lindley M Notary Public and
Vaney wedding Wednesday: F P
never well when they are conatipated.
Garrison, of New Jersey.
BEAI. » STATE. I;. .Shelton
DeVaney, Mrs J M V Bilyeu,
lam now located in the old
For conxtipaUon you w«lt fin«l mithing
Attorney General James Me-
by the steel ‘ bridge
quite »<• gmrd un < hamlrortaina tableta.
Gertrude and Archie Bilyeu. Mr meat ‘ market
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Surgeons
Th«-V not onlv muvr lh< I hiw .-I» but ln>«
I am
in the - market, i 'ird
..... R,‘y,1°bls. of lenn«'ssee.
and Mrs W .J Misner, of Albany: where
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Dr. A. G Prill
Postmaster General
Repre­
prove the Bpiwtite and «trengthen the
Dr. E. II. H«>lr»on
Mrs Frank Green. Misses Wil- pay the highest cash prices for
sentative Albert Burlesor, of
digration. They are noli by all dcnler».
letta Green and Helen Sullivan. , all kinds of live stock, poultri,
Texas.
of Portland; Miss Jenny Burrell, j eggs. etc. See me before selling
Secretary of the Navy Jo­
of Salem; Mr Wadsworth of your produce. T«»m Utrge.
sephus Daniel- of North ( anilina.
l’libi ie A H igh School
» Il Lulu nbaeh
Roaeburg; Mr an«l Mrs M S Allen
Secretary of the Interior
The following
fr«'m the P«»rtland
Fred Gray, Prin.
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and family of Jefferson; Miss Ida Telegram
of April IM, under a Sumpter Franklin K Lane, of < alifornia.
I'ilisln it II
Funk of Munkers.
date li re, will be of interwt to many
Secretary of Agriculture— I’rodiice
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Scioana, a» it eoneern» Dr S C Browne,
David
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Huston,
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Missouri.
J. F. I «Hier, Mgr.
(>I\ LN AW
On July 1 a former re»ui«-nt of thm plar«', who •
Fniti’l’lial anti Secret
Tom Large, Mgr.
S« ert tary of (’-on merce-- Repre­
I will give to the lady that now »upennten«ient of tlie 'um- ter
OBDEIlS.
M"« •«-.■, odd Fellow»,
brings in the largest amount of hropitel; A nrw eomi-any wn» forma l sentative William (' Redfield of I *(»stofl ice
Knight» of Pythiu-, Marcabewa, Mod­
ern Woodmen and Z. < . H. J.
New York.
cash checks, a $15.00 Hreless ^’J^
W . F. Gill
drudging for gold in the headwater» of
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Secretary
of
labor
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William
Cooker which is on display * Granite creek »even mile» w«-«t of
Sant inni News
at my store, On that day ail Kumpt r. It will be known a» the Gold Wilson, of Pennsylvania.
L. W. Charle«, Pub.
Har»«u Maker.
Cara««.
Better
checks from 5c to $5 will be Center Dredge Co and the capital «•
Cur.
for
Stomach
Disorder»
RallreaS Sar» ee Sawmill»
Man­
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Con»trueti«jn
work
willo-m-
counted. Checks will lie given lion.onp.
State Bank
ufacturing Enterpnaea.
Di «order» of the •tomach may I»
mot.ee as »oon a» it 1» poiuible to get
with each purchase from Mon­ material on th« ground. The peroonml avoided by the uee of ChamberLin1»
W. A. Ewing, Caahier
All eitlaen» to atten« the Comma«-
day, April 21 to July 1. /
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remarkable
cur-a
tableta.
Many
very
eial Club.
Meetings
f the company will bet'iptJ P We’h-
first
and
thing bought at my store will rrail
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____ Or S C Browne, , >ec and have been effrrlrd by these labiata. Shooting (ínllrry,
third FHdar
evenings
ef
each
(‘•’NF and « A II DS. fom Large
Sold by ail deab ra.
month.
treaa, ami W S Weaver, mgr and vupt
count. N 1 Morrison.
Planing dill
8hocnmKcr
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