The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, August 26, 1915, Image 3

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    Many Improvements
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FAMOUS COUNTY FAIR
of
T5he
WIL A METTE
VALLEY
SCIO, SEPT. 8-9-10,1915
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Complete Exhibits in AH Departments
Flying- ¡Machine
Aeroplane Hight* Hielt
of
M I » "* KJ BV
KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS BANDof Scio
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Amusements
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Attractions
and
1 ’I« )< i I L\ M
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Wednesday, Sept. 8
Thursday, Sept. 9
i mile
.. »125.00
i mile
125.00
75.00
Nn. 4 » mile buggy race
for farmer», race nor«««
i>arr«i.
............... .... 25.00
No. 5. I mile pony race,
racing «lock barred..
10.00
No 6. I » mile relay rare
at 10:30 a. m
No. 7. 2:20 trot, ) mil»*
1125.00
heat-;. 3 in 5 ...........
No. 1. 2:30 trot, )
heat», 3 in 5.............
No. 2. 2 25 pace, j
heats. 3 in 5 ....
No. 3. i mile da«h
Nek 12-
2.1* trot, i mile
h«*a*». 3 in 5.........
«0
No. s
21S pace,
heat«, 3 in 5
No.
9.
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No 13. 2:15 pace, ) mile
heat«. 3 in S......... . ..
mil»*
......... 125.00
J mile <la«h .........
No. 14
75. oil
1 irak* <!«»h
15 1 mile «Mldlc honte
i«c«- i or furnier«
N<>
No. pi j mile pt'ny rare.
racing «lock barn*«l ....
10.00
i
1 ) mile rei«*- rare.
I Ou. 00
pur«* Ihre«* day»
N«». !l»
No It. Ij n.il<* relay rare
•t 10 :30 ■. tn.
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GOVERNOR
1
WITHYCOMBE
WILL
ATTEND
STOCK PARADE EACH DAY DURING THE EAiR
Ä
GROUNDS
CAMPING
Season Tickets $1.25
Day Tickets 5Oc
important: Patronize your County Pair
ducei! Rates on Railroads.
Farmers
Meat
SCIO.
Market
OREGON
Fresh Meut, Mince Meut und Bologna
We have established a im-at r-ut«* out of S io,
covering the surrounding country
Eu’gs taken, and
highest cash price paid for hides.
Special Ré­
Team of good sound mules for
sale. 5 anti G years old; weight
1.000 and 1.100; price $250.
Elmo Sims, Scio.
Mrs Nelle Gunsaules of Lehn-
: not. came ovt r the middle of the
week for a vj t at the hom< of
her parents. Mr and Mrs J A
Bilyeu. •
Frank McDonald <&, Co.
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A A A A A A A A
: Possibly About You :
W G Barth and family left In -t
evening for their future home at
Wilder. Kansas. They will visit
relatives in Washington for a
Best typewriter -arbon paper short time enroute, Th<* Neus
■math*, two sheets fur 5c at the will keep them nosted on Scio
' News office.
happenings the ensuing year.
Mr and .Mrs W A Ewing and
Henrv Miller came in from
son
Moyer returned last Thurs­
i Sisters last Friday on business.
Buck tail flies at Morrison’s.
day
from their outing at Cas­
He speaks highly of that coun­
G et one.
cadia.
.Mr Ewing brought down
try.
a buck deer on their last day in
Trespass notices for sale at
Miss Ludmella Kukacka re- the mountains which they di­
the News office.
n turned last week from a few vided among their friends. They
weeks visit with
Mill City report a fine time.
Born —To the wife of F II friends.
Dr T K Sanderson returned
Phillips of August 17, a 7 pound
Monday
from the Breitrnbush
girl-
/<T;* Bra Lowe & Turner, the
Springs
where he spent two
well known eye sj <•< >»!-
For Sale Thoroughbred rog-
weeks
trying
to boil the rheu­
istered Lincoln bucks. Wm. iats of Portland, will be in Scio matism out of his system. He
during Fair week. Consult them
Young.
obtained relief whild there, but
at the Fair grounds.
is suffering since his return about
RG Daniel of near Jefferson
as
much as before he left home.
J
J
Barnes
of
Stayton
I
is
has bought the W G Barth place
here
this
week
on
business
i
con- Recommend* Chamberlain'« colk.
and expects to move here with
nested with the Scio Milling Co.
Cholera and IMarrheea kemrdy
his family soon.
and will probably remain for
"I never
h.-aitatr to recommend
Steve Philippi came home Sun­ some time.
Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diar-
rh<>ea remedy.” write« Fol William«,
day from a two weeks job at
merchant,
Jea«e. Tenn. “I «ell more of
Mrs
Ficklin
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Kingston, »retting his wood yard
it than of any other preparation of like
in shape. Tuesday he was ac­ John Go'n of Albany attended character I have used it myself ami
companied out to the farm above the Warner funeral Sunday and found it gave me mure relief than any­
town by his family where he has visited at the Walter Bilyeu thing el«e I have ever tried f««r Uie
«•me purpose." Obtainable everywhere,
a tew weeks work ahead of him. home.
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Mr«' I Roy Gill and hr and
Mrs Smith of Spokane, Wash,
have been visiting h<*rv this week
at the home of Mr Gill's parents.
Mr and Mrs M C (»ill. They
mad • the trip In auto and started
on the return journey Wednes-
day aft» rm-on. Mr Gill in com­
pany with Albert ('ole founded
the Santiam News. He is now
engaged in the hurdware busi­
ness in Spokane.
• renal an« Departuie ®< Pa»««ng«r
Train«
\\ ixalbui'i Spring!!. !,l Branch
W fcsf SCIO
»r
» fci
>i> » m
North
South
5.31
I’armeis 1 akc Notice
In putting your machinery
:i-A.ii i • k it over and set* what
extras you will need to put them
in condit nn to use next year.
No matter « hut make I will get
them for you , m > you will not bt
to any extrn expense when you
get ready to run,
N I Morrison.
I’ in
Cori-allm .V- Eastern
M t NK I KS
Vbany
<2 45 P tn
■!• <i5 a in
Mill t it)
fl tail) except Sunday.
MrXKERSüiidUEST
SCIO STAGE
kt 7 Io » m ai.<l . no p m for West Sci«»
•nd S IR a m and 2:<*-p m fur Munkrrs
W. A Ewing,
l*rr«idcnt
Does
A I
llandali.
Vice I'rm.
general
■
banking
bualnea«,
ree etv«*« money »ubj«-i t to checx,
County School Fair and Saby Show
FREE
It is doubtful whether any
ot r town in the Vi Iley of any
way near its size can boast of
t’ a-.-tn :ti that S so can this
s-.u !n«-r. M u-- <r**i*t alore is a
very busy place to say nothing
of the new residences that are
gomg up in various parts of
tow n.
I'-otn tin* bridge north for two
blocks on Main street many im-
prov. ment- are under way. The
hotel is being ulniost entirely
rebuilt. Cha W--scly’s new con­
crete garage is nearing comple­
tion. a d most of the Ixuird
walks have Ini 1 torn out this
w<< k a! i gradcti for concrete.
This work is living rushed a
rapid y :i • possible, and w ill be
completed before Fair week.
Railroad Time Table
pay*
tnlereal on
iute
<lc|NMit«, and i«
regularly
in«|H*cted
by «tate bank
examiner».
R. SHELTON
Aiinilnlatrator of E**t*tr»
Negotiated,
xian*
VAGARIES OF MEMORY
Al»tracta
Obtained and Examined
I ,»»,<» <
I. of an Ijno jnl Q,rl Wh.
Could R.eii. Latin.
i in- |i-)i-h<>!>>gi-t, have given
¡i l> study to tnv vagarit* of iiiciu-
, w; .-li urc au><mg the mi>d in­
i'' -Ung * ( noidi-fii*.». \\ lor d<> »c
’■ t • ri.tui things Hinl remember
:s< t • '
ii a •|tiv»ti<ni, together
;li ninny other- of a like iialurc,
- hi » h » )et to be nnanawervd.
hdii.i ii JutiH x in tin* «ourae of n
I ii|s*r on the *iilijvct »aw «omething
- In. Ii *>.• luii* trn*d in turn to re-
all «ill ifii-rwnrd, when we ban*
/.ten nvei tin* attempt, “aauntcr
tutu the mind*' aa inuocetitly ua if
it h.id iirwr I h .- ii ■iiiiimon<*d.
i "-ii. too, eurmualy enough, by-
g.»ii.- • xperiencex will revive after
v -«r- of ubin ion, often a» the re-ult
of M>rt>e cerebral di«eu»c nr acci­
dent.
Siu h ti ru*u* uh « that of the young
woman in Germany, who could nei­
ther r ad nor write, but who wa«
In-ill t<» lie pixsw-i-d of a devil, «ince,
m a fi-vt-r, »he wa« heard raving
m Lilin, Greek, xml m an nlmure
ru «bitit .<1 diali . t of Hebrew. Page«
and pa;?« of her talk were written
do.vn, and tin v were found to con-
-t of -entenie« intelligible
tltcmM'lvM. But not having
•lightmt connection with one
other.
Ei!* dlr the rnydery wa« clean'd
op l>v a plum uin, «ho traced the
girl’« Ii itory to tin* age <>f nine.
T‘ *n. In* learriisl, »lie ha<l liecn tak­
en to the hoiiii* of ii n old pastor, •
gr«*at Hebrew scholar. She rrmain-
»><1 in tin- lioti»c until the pa-tor’«
«I'-ntli. It had ls*en for year» the
old aeholar*« custom to walk up and
down a p'i*»«it-.*e near iltc kitchen
and rea«l to himself in a loud voice.
Km !«< ■k*. were examined, and
among them manv of the pauisge»
taken down at the girl*« Is-tUide
• •r »n dpied
The theory of
I« iititiui al p"« <--«!>>ii wn< of cour«e
i nh.itnloiii d
U a-ldngton Star.
Ihr Clerk tluaranlecd It
“A cuatomer came into my «tore th.
other day and «aid to one of my clerk«. '
'have you anything that will cure diar-
rhorai' arai my clerk Went «nd got him |
a hott'e of Chamberlain'» colic, cholera i
and diarrlmen r*medy and «aid to him,
*if this doe« not cure you. I will not i
rh.irgv you a ernt for it.' So hr took it
home and c»me back in a day or two
and «aid hr wa» cured." write« J H
____, _
Berry
4 . Co. ____
Salt Creak, Va. Obtain 1
able everywhere.
<CtC
ORKOON
A. <J. PRILL, M. D.
Physician
Surgeon
Telephone, Esiliang. No It
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OREGON
Be3t Meals In the City
for 25 Cents
Room 50c ar. 1 Up
St. Charles
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
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For Sale —Remington Model fi
Typewriter in first class condi­
tion. $25. Inquire at this office.