The Santiam news., July 31, 1913, Image 1

VOL.
XVII
New S. F5. Service
«CIO,
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LINN
on the date staniped ill the spar«- be­
low
To those who |n»y promptly in
ad «ance the subscription pne«-
$1 v
per year
The price is 11.25 if p« <l
I w thin six nw-nths. and >I.'«O - chsrv *1
1st end of year.
Ih«- ¡-sH-r 1-
-t «••■
to subecritiera who are more than ore­
The motor service between
M 11 City and \lbany, sj«>ken of
last week was installed Monday
morning. The new train passes
Munkers, daily except Sunday,
at 7:38 a m. reaching Albany at jear in arr<-»r»
8:15. In the evening the motor
leaves Albany at 5:30 and arrives
at Munkers at 6:12.
The Southern Pacific company
Xotice to Exhibitors
is certainly showing a di.-posit ion
to do the fair thing by us, as we
l inn County Fuir
now have eight daily pas-enger
trains, four over the Woodburr.-
LAWS OF OREGON
Springfield branch and four uor
the C & E.
No bovine animal over mu
It is now up to our people to
demonstrate whether or not they year of age shall be exhibit« <1 at
appreciate this additional service. a state, district or comity fair
within the state of Oregon unie s
within twelve months prior t<>
Hiblers \ ìsit 1 lore such exhibit, it has been subject- '
ed to a tuberculin test a d re­
Ross E Hibler and family of ceived a certificate of heslth
Seattle came in Friday evening from a qualified veterinarian.
for a two weeks, visit with Mrs
No entry for exhibition shall
Hibler’s parents, Mr and Mrs be received until such certifii «te
M C Gill, and other relatives, has been fihil. Penalty is a fine
making the tup overland in their of $50. to $250.
auto. Mr Hibler, who was or e
Exhibitors of the Linn County
of Scio’s pioneer business men, Fair will please nolif; the - ere
notes many improvements here tarv at once of their intention to,
and ia very optimistic over the exhibit so that arrangements
future of this part of the valley. may lie mad«- to comply witn the
Although being in business in law as alxive given.
Seattle, he shows his confidence 52-14
A G ¡‘nil. Pre.'.
in Scio by retaining an interest
in the general merchandise store
of Hibler & Gill.
Obituary
Herman Su-idel *«i burn in Sax« y,
Germany, Sept II, Is7l and d <1 J
25, PJ13 at hia home war Shell un-.
Harry Freeman who lives on Oregon, ag«nl 11 year-«, lt> month« and
the old Elliott farm has bills out 14 day». lie waa apprentic'd a a
Itonemaaon, which trade hr followed
announcing a public sale next antil he emigrated to An» ri a if. II-
Saturday at one p m. Mr Free­ At the age of 14 he »si .-«.i-.tlr n.« <1 in
man recently filed on a home­ the German I.uth« ran church, in which
stead in central Oregon and ex­ faith he livtxi aid died. He wedded
pects to leave soon w ith his fam­ M um Frieda Lohmann at Corvallis, May
2, 1K9X To thia union were born fo ir
ily for their new home which is children Anna Marte now Mrs Ku «•
near Fort Rock in Lake county, Frieda Clara, Myrtle Wilhemina. and
about HO miles south of Bend. Richard Herman who died in tnf«< - v
Mr and Mrs Freeman are excel­ Since coming to Am«-rica Mr Ste,d« i a
wa* farming. H<- tuil-d uri-
lent people and their friend’ here vocation
ceaaingiy and waa buikling for himaelf
are loath to see them depart, but and hi» a comfortable home. He wu
wish their new home may fully an honored member of the Modern
meet their most sanguine expec­ Woodmen. Hr waa a pallet t iff« rvr in
hi* affliction, a kind husband, an «<•
tation«.
cvmmudating neighbor.
lie earn«- to
Oregon in I »*.•?.
He leave» to rr.oirn hi» d> p.irture. a
agmi father in Germany, a wife, three
' daughter», one brother, I'aul Steidel of
Dr A G Prill and C A Warner Albany, ona aiater, Mrs Einma l« w. k
and party returned Monday eve­ of < niton, S 1», »nd many friend« lf.it
ning from their outing at Cainp our loaa la his gain. May the bl« «»<si
Prill in the Cascade mountains, Savior help us to emulate hi« virt .i* s
that in our ¡«aiming we may be able to
where they reported having a join him in the praise« of our King aiwl
fine time and brought home the Priest.
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Off for Lake Co.
Back Prom Cascades
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goods to back up their fish
stories, In Dr Prill’s diatribu-
tion of the trophiea of Marion
Lake, the News family was
generously remembered with a
fine string of s|>eckled beauties.
CLUBBING OFFERS - The
following are some of the club­
bing offers we give in connection
with the News:
Daily Oregonian
$6.00
Daily X* Sunday Oregonian H.ot)
A chicken dinner will be served Weekly Oregonian
1.75
Sunday at the Scio Hotel.
Semi-weekly Journal
. 1.75
Weekly Inter Ocean
1.35
G C Westenhouse of Jordan
was trading in Scio Monday.
A Good Investment.
Cause« of Stomach Trouble«.
Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor ex-
•rrtse. insufficient mastication of food,
constipation, a tort id liver, worry and
anxiety, overeating partaking of f<md
and drink not suited to your age and
occupation. Correct your habits and
take Chamberlains tablets and you will
Boon be well again. For sale by all
dealers.
W D Magli. a well known merchant
of Whit« mound. Wis,
right a -t..< ■> <>f
Chamlwrlain'« medicin«- «o aa to 1»
able to aupply them to hi» custom« r-
After receiving th«m he waa himself
taken Sic» and say* that one «n>«!1 but
tie of Chamberlain* colic, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy waa worth more to
him than the coat of hia entire at-e-k of
th««* medicine». For »ale by alt deal
I lelp L s Out
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\\ « presume tl.cre never was a
new..|-ap«T in any locality that
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gave a1! ti,e
< tpp, i,mgs. It
is otien that ‘■■'ini- one mmes or
The best wa • to wat the fly
ami steadfast in carry­
govs that (lie reporter does not IS to Imnish dirt.
ing out an advertising cam-
<-v. It ! apjs-ns that the family
; aifn. "It - is t
For Snl<- A nice roomy
is miss« d S'-veial times. Th«-y
dropping of the water of pub­
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This is a mistake. In most cotin«
Theuilv« rt:-er si <«uld hnrn-
ream, harness and hack for
try tow ns the local work is the
mer home one propositi«-?! al
sale
cheap if taken at once,
hardest work i nnectcd with a
a time, r.c er b« r g afraid i f
quire
at Scio Hotel,
newspaper, A man may I m * a
repetition, f«»r advertising
g *vd editorial w t iter but a tint
may In* said to be r« petition,
I >r Gill and family of Lebanon
failure in the Io al work, and
A few H<lvertis«>ments may
spent Sur* dit v at the home of the
v i* e versa. Editorial material is
or may not !>«• i>r< fitabie the
former's father. M ('Gill,
obtaine«l by ¿study, by reading
ii-.
not.
■ i >p i - I r
by u- n g
But regular and judicious a«i-
Ihui’t forget t-> take advantage
f .
rs. Pei sons an«i local hap- of the News’ $|. subscription
vcrt.- i’d’ . always profitable
: . - can't be r< ad nnd clipp« <1 price when you are in town.
asir keeps the merchant’s
from other pap«- rs, not by u jug-
name b. fore the |MH>ple all
Swen room house for rent.
ful. It takes |ih; >sical us well us
the tune. It is also in th««
Inquire
of Ruv S1: -Itnii at Mor-
mental
exertion
to
get
out
four
natur-- of u.-t-ful infurrnution
ri-un
’
s
Hardware
Store.
or
five
columr.s
of
local
news
in
to the public us it i ducah s
a
town
th«
1
size
of
Scio,
Most
the public to l««»k n-fularly
Mr and M- H I. DvVaney left
people tak<-
take a local
loca! pain
pata-r i' lo get
in a certain p.i: • r and pia- «•
Weiiii
lav |.y auto fora w < ekh*
th« !• d happening <. Don’t be
for certain Im? •>« - - i t w«
outing
at
Cascadia .springs.
afraid to t< i the editor that you
relative to a certain -tore.
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Tío- fii« : viiaiit v» h«i i.« per­
Robert Wa le who has u g«xid
are L> i ol p-* mie who are inter«
sistent and musters every
position
in Portland, came up
e .ted in vo .t friends. You owe
<i< tail of his busini-sa :« SUC-
Saturday
evening for a few
it a. a duty to them t > let your
cessful. B it if he I us not
weeks
’
va
at
ion nt the home of
friends know of their doings.
studied «dverti«ing and be­
his
father.
C
C Wade.
P< rhsps you think the paper
c >me familiar with it he llas
show . partiality, but just see if
not mastered one of th e very
Mrs I. W Pomeroy who raises
the paper doesn’t treat you
important details of I. s b i.«i-
man\
beautiful linters and takes
right if you g ve it u chance.
neas. The reason why only
a plea.lire i .harin ’ them with
a!x>ut one in twenty iner-
her friends ha the thanks of
chants are successful (as
the News office for a lovely
1 luniks
Dun’s and Bradstreet’» sta-
Isiuipict.
titties show) i« is cauiM’ only
To all w ho tailored, assisted or
alsiut one in twenty m*-r-
The r.>ad entertainment given
contributed in any manner tn
chants mast« r advertising a A
the a-
; <>f the road entertain­ on Main street Saturday evening
it relat« s to their business.
ment in Si io last .Saturday, the w.i, well attended and enjoyed
Persistent advertising is
net proceeds l>« ing $17. Id.
by all. Ovr $17. w.i raised to
not merely to hold busin« s
i 1-4 in building the load to the
SCIO COMMERCIAL CLUB
or to pull bu. im aw ay from
cemetery smith of tow -.
By R Shelton
competitors, but to gam new
S Philippi
customers, and satisfy exist­
J LC.ilavan
Get your Mower and Binder
ing demands and create new
Committee on good roads. repairs for the Champion, I >eer-
demands. A merchant must
ing, Buckeye, McCormick,
be constart, steadfast ami
burn, or any machine
i
made,
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r.s
regular to accomplish this
have
a
stock
on
hand
for the
bundle at the
desired result.
aliove machines, also the Walter
One ecli-brated retad rner-
Everything new i n dress Wood machines,--N I Morri-on.
chant who ■
a p< '• t
goods
for Spring at Hililer A
knowledge of «‘v< rv detail of
I am now located in Ill'* ol>l
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his business and reaped a
meat market by the steel bridge
rich reward lias this to say,
where I am in the market, and
Mr and Mrs Paul Limlwck
“A g" >d r.< w |i;ip«‘r i ,'M*1
pay the highest cash prices for
advertising in that m w pa­ s|ieul : •vend days in l.vlmtmn all kind - of live stiK'k, poultry,
thi.. w«-k vi -¡ting at the home
per persisted in ba kedup
eggs, etc. See me Itefore selling
of
the latter’s sister, Mr- Ehlert.
bY the right kind of inert lum-
your produce. Tom l«arge.
dise and th«* right kind of
stere i-rv’ce that' a com­
I have a car of buggies, hacks,
Cai cl of 1 hanks
bination that will spell sue-
surreys and wagons that has just
cess for any mere’ ant who
Call and examine
Words cannot expn -s our ap­ arrived.
has foresight «»d under­
them.
They
may be just a little
preciation of those friends who
standing enough to give it a
foxy
for
you,
but the price is
have shared with u the lonely
fair trial.”
right.--N
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Morri
on. Scio, Ore.
vigils by the bedside of our
Our shoes for men. women loved one. No sweeter memory
Ona Shelton is s|*ending
and children please loth your can live in any heart than the
purse ami your feet. Hibler A- memory of their untiring devo­ couple of weeks nt Br«it»nbush
Gill Co.
tion to the one who has just left hot springs, while Mrs Shelton
ua.
The wave« of sorrow break is visiting at the home of her
Surprising Cure for *-tom«ch Trouble
upon
every shore, ami we can father, II Ray. Fred Grimes is
When you have tmuble with tour
but
hope
that friends a> true nny acting as substitute on Route 2in
•tomach or chronic eonstipation, don't
imagine that your caae i« beyond help gather around each one of them Mr Shelton’s absence.
just because your doctor fails to give should
sorrow
invade their
you relief. Mrs <> Stengla, PtainfteM
The new motor service to Al-
homes.
N .J write». "For over a month i««t I
l*anv
is met in the morning by
have l>e«n troubled with my -tomach. Mr Herman Stride! and Family.
Cal
Car
.on, while Roe Shelton
Everything I at« upset it terribly, <»n«- -
meets
the
one in the evening.
of Chamberlain« advr rtiring l»M>ktets
Th* 11« t M< In-ini. in th* World.
came t«> me. After reading a few of
For
the
present
the fare ha» been
My Hute girl had dysenterv very bad.
the letter» from people who had been
I thought • !.< would die «'hsaite-rlains placed at ."iOe for each passenger.
cured l<y Chamberlain*« tablets, I <te-
rolle,
chotera and itiarrho •« rernady The morning stage which meets
elded to try them.
1 have taken near-
cured her. ami I <-«n truthfully «ay that l»oth West Scio and Munkers
ly three fourth« of a package of them
I think it 1« th«- l>e»t medicine hi the trains leaves at 7 a m instead of
ar.d
in i w eat alm «’ everything
«»rid,
writ»-«
Mr» Milium Ovvi»,
that I want. For talc by all dealer«.
7:10 as heretofore.
C are, Mich, tur «ale by ail deal«-r«.
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