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The fariner'a institute, held In
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tills city lust u<-. k under the direc­
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lege. »0 as great a sim e«« a» the
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mo t «anguín could have «X|»» ie-l
W'.PU 'LA 4 ‘ r . • g
Th» attenjnnce was large, and the
V-lisio I U
trit»- e»t taken In th» meeting by
our farmer» wa« Indeed gratifying,
and showed 11 desire on their part to
as«|«t ona anol her and al«o to re
'reive :is*l«t«n<r and advice at the
THE
hands of thoac u ho have »pent yr ur» Ids ■ f! >rt on to-tialf of the institute
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» In study nnd experiment to ennlde ire worthy of special mention, as
* ••« ••••••••••••••••••••••. lh< rn to la-ltcr understand Ilie needs without them, and the kind •»
sistnio-e of it Mhrlti-n, lie meetings
and meth'sl« of the farine .
The Allmny Ih-mocral takes ex
The first session w as held Thur»- could not have tieeii the sucvi-ss th»t
ceptlon« to wh»t we said regarding
There can Im nothing
day evening, at the .M. E. church, they were.
the Act loti of It««- Al’winv - ity < ar .11
mil the attendance, while not «» but |ir»ise due those who ki willing­
In denying re«|«onsiblllly >f th" 1 -g large a» the
which followed was ly assisted, esisx'ially thoso who as­
sUel bridge nt tfi.it city
it hill
very good, The meeting wnsiqs-n. sisted with viK-nl music, as well as
tlie mcuils-rs of th» mandolin club.
mstes flint the county should look ed by an »ddre •s of welcome, by
ll.n
A J.
‘ John»««,
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of till« city, These meetings ate l*>und to be of
nfter Ihst bridge n* w. ll ns the «me
and was dcllveml In a manner much ts-netlt to uur people, not only
In tld» city. Now Brother Nutting wiili-h c.iusiil th« visit r» to feel the farmers who attended, but to
Io, as well, and we
you are well aw.nr<* of th«' fact that that they were welcome Io the ta-sl tlie cltlxens of
h (s Hist We Will he ub|<< to have
the two case« have no similarity that our 1 I’v ifT rded flu- respon»«>
Ithyeomla» »bowed plainly another Institute in lids < Ity before
Whatever, and w«i hnnlly 1« lies« by Dr.
Hint flic word» of Mr. Johnson bad allother vear r-.lls around, and wu
Dint you would annctl >n ttie nett'-n twen received In the spirit In which can assure the peo|>le who so kindly
of the court if It should t»ke chnrgc they liad ticen Intended, and w vs de­ ,»aisled In the one ju«t eloaed that
of the bridge nt tills time
I.Inn livered In a very pleasing manner. they will have the hearty co op«-r <
lion of all our |H»>plu when the tint««
county dlii nil she w i» n»k< d to do Follow log lids was en addreas on comes for holding another meeting
fi»»| adulteration, by Prof. John
at the time tills bridge w ■» con kult'in, wtii.h |(l»itiiy set forth of this kind.
struct«.1, in i u'
I reaaou many of the methods employed
Deith of Xrt Keoa
the adulteration of our fo>«l
for Hie city to i
. < t I n il tin - in In
ind
fool
prisluct«.
The
evenings
ty should b«* responsible for lhe re
Mr». Jacob Fees died Febrtiarv,
program close I w I th a recitation tiy
|«alrs that nre now so badly 'Iceded. Miss Elite
Hlmre,
which
waa 23, liroti, at her home near l.ctmnon,
II. k I the Interests of tlie county de­ delivered In « very pleasing manner at the age of 7K years.
She was a plum er of tbeearly *5o‘s
manded the brl-lg" no d-iiilit that and was greatly appreciated. Ex •
lli-r hii'issud died two or three
tho county w uld huVff built It, nnd cellant vocal 1 u«l waa Inlccpen ed year* ig > leavi-ig tier pr iporty In­
luring the «-ii tiing, «t.Ii a nd led
Io wlilcli case the county Would grc-tly tu Ho program, and which ventoried at alaiul tl2", ssi winch
have kept II In repdr, Ju«t tlie same -b-morislnated that dir city I» lax- rhe lias since reduced
in -tly to
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tnl r of gu I vocaTtot* money, makiiif her tlm we ihiiiest
ns it di . » tlo brlilge In ltd« city, nn-l
woman in tliecounty,
Having no
all other county brhlges
It I 1« not who «re i v< r r- oti to II n *l»t w lien
i-allrd n|».li to d 1 tlieir part in enter­ chtldreii the property will go to
right or just forth« dtv of Allnny taining tlie puli
brothers and sisters. It Is thought
to undertake nt th 1» time to shift
Friday mi*rnl fc at hilf p3't nine »lie i< fl a w ill.
the rcsjsinsitilllty f< r H *-ir !■«! man* the »rennd »e»»i h w i» lx guii, and
Thoma* Thompyoa fo-zi 2oid
prev fou» evening
agement onto the county, and 0 Vrh like that of H
was Well lltt'-ll
I. The pr ,’run
th« citlxena of that city do not Rurx*- w .1» o|H-n«d by­ I nddresl ob Forage
Friday nfternoon Sim
Haw-
ti nd
family
concluded
lion the pl.-in, Although they would Plant«, by Dr. Withy <■<«inlie, and ken
Viali
Thomas
Thomp*
undouliti dly favor some »«’heme tiy w as listen«»! tn w Illi much inten st to
Inter« *t.-d in the son nt his home near Mountain
which the tale» <«f Hint city couhl by Hi..», wI ■
of StocK. A few minutes Home, niMiut » mile» north east of
I m * reducid, l ut tli.it ts uf no con­ raising
very Inti-resting discussion follow- Brownsville, No one was found at
cern to ttie ta x pay i-r* of tin county. >»l, winch gave nil an op|»irtunity home and a» th I w.isunusu il searcli
to elpri 's Hu ir view » on lliv »'.lie was made for 1 honipson. Mr. Haw-
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cl, nod, lik<* other di*cil»«ioiia, ken noticed that the mouth anil of a
The farmer's Institute held In thia
gav«» out many new idea» which are young shell ilierd dog <>f '1 tiompson’a
elly last week w is a grand sui'cesa. tmund tube of material n»»i«tiine«* to was quite I Jlootjy, »ml on ne irci, .Mr.
It was Just the sort of a meeting nil who tn< I th<-iii. Thon folhiwcd I homp»<m w is found near the wood
that we Ii id wish* I to - -e, and II I« an address on clover growing, by F. »lied on his h ind» and knee», his
f ce oil the ground quite demi. The
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Iedci'd gratifying to tede that our .1 Denny, who lives 1« »nort «¡¡Malice pup had torn off one nr. and torn
, from thlacity, <n«l It was by no
pnilde took am h an u live Interest means Ito- h-«««t iiilt-rusting address away thosldeof the face. < >n Mlg
In th« meeting. ‘ l iiere Were lll iliy of th«* meeting. Mr. Denny told gestion by some |nirti«x of foul I'l'y
farmers present, , and
nnd nil Mi-nu-d how tic raised clover, nnd to prove the coroner was notilled.
‘ oroner N «rimiri went to Browns­
wi ll pleased with Hie n-»ult, mid • i Hmt he r .i*«»i it tie liad aome »1111 ville Saturday evening, but lio was
pies, pull d out of the liny mow
pr« »*i I themtclvi'* In muny words which u*-re iti-lea-d 11 strong argu­ not n<-e<|cf| and did not go to tin*
of pr.il*i' fur what they had In nd. ment In fa\ -r of lii» m<-th---is of rais­ »■•«n« of the death, a» there w i» no
Mr Denny doniti tti.it the d itti w.f» from heart
Nudi meeting» ire l«niiid to I»- pro­ ing till« variety <>f hay
di «if. Mr. Thompson was 73 years
ductive of mudi g
I, mid It give» Inst yviir cut from three to ill«* tons of ige. lie leaves a daughter, a
p«-r acre tr--m tils field nod in his nd
the writer great ¡ h-.i-ur« to note the dress tie told Ju»t imW It was done, student III Sodaville! olleg**.
Interest taken.
lila remarks were followed uy Inter
From I.ito consular reiHirt« we find
esiltig discussion on Hu*
subject, '
Unit rdlroid tr.ivel in ludia on the
Joseph Bosch, a North iHkolii which was follow«»! tiy a few re
leipular third cln»s eo»ts only threo
t attle buyer. Is tn l‘-rtland, hiving 111 irks on the "iwr** of a cow" tiy Di. mill» per mile le«» than one cent
Wit tiy com!»*, which was ln«l« cd In-
collie to < ireg in to t oy .<»»1 tieni of il«-«»i intcri-stiiig. lhe
nfternoon for three mile» or not over thirty
mttle. Hi- rei ently purel....... I .
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. -s|o«i ope ne<l w ith an mi-ire»- on cent« per !•»» miles. Stic has tint
mile» of r-tllroid, yet carries
head In Idaho, il !• g f I» for yi ir “flax culture** l»y E. E. Iutrlmore,
loo,n»i,-*«i p i**,-ngt r» per ye.ir nio»l
manager
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Ilogs mid i'Jii for tw i y e tr olds. He
of tin 111 going tl.irii class. 11 u » * 11
•viya cattle raising in < iregon Is < pro of this i lly. an«l was of milch Inter- l. 1» adopted 11 very low charge for
e«l to uur farmer frh nd«, especially
fltable Industry, ns tin- mild winter» those w tlo nre Intelidll g to grow dl distance- beyond a hundred mile»
here render fci ding >f cattle nlni>»t ti «X, n t only this year but In year« no matter liow far tlie <n«t is tlie
same. I he numix-r of her |ii-*eii-
t.nncce'sarv, gras» growing green to come. “Bulli r M iking on tlie gers III re.1 .cd under this I r Inst
I irm" w i» tlie next aut>J«-ct present-
'in tlie range» dl winter.
year from k>,uno, issi up tu 1 ,j, issi , mai.
t»l, mid »»• most ably liandle I by
Mr». J II l‘e< ry, of lairwood, mid
Witness, • In lite I'oeur d* Alene tlie nd<lr«-«s wa» malic all Hie more' The enroltmrMit at the Oregon Ag*
riot ca»i s t< »tify Hi it Ilio “bull pen" InXercaHng owing to Mr«. Peery's rlcultuml < olleg«- I« l"l. the Inrgest
prt son win-re the rioting
miners r< putatlon a» n butter maker. Stic In the history of the institution.
told in no mistaken w >rd»Just how
were confine I while under arrest, «tn gained tlie ri pulatlon of lacing
Th«* he«« of both hrmlwphere» in Th*?
was n filthy, untie.iltliful, urnumfort om of uur ts *1 butter uiiker», mid VY««k:>
illite place. It might In* »’ ite I that no doubt her remarks will la* of un-
“bull pen" prison«, jai'es and peni­ I ¡old benefit to many who ar« mark­
eting liuii'ln-ds o! | h > units ..f butler
AliMINlMTHA TOR'S Nul l* E.
tentiaries, are g-fsi places to stay
every y 1 ar ind a lio are <aimpelh*-l to
out of, and ought not to t»- furnish- ae ept tin low« st market price for it
cd tooluxuri
ow Ing to it« lack of »up« rlor quality.
V*tftte
After n leogtliy ilisi-u'siun < n tiutti-r
Now It Is sal I that tile |H'opl0 nf making V. < ladek addresses to
iCnrn
that the
nii»’iliiit on Hi« manufacturo of
Nicaragua want to Is- mm-v-l I i
<hilt spp . nt«*l
< In»-'«, and tie dearly il<-moiisl ratisl
the conn-
the l'niti»! States. As we are al-out that the grain riislng farmer wa-
t.i t.ulhl the Nl irigui cnnrl, mid waatlng his time In tills valley, and
will Invest severil million dollar« that there was much more room for
money making In lhe manufacture
down there. It inlgtit l><- the part of
101 cheese iiiid l*utter on the farm
wisdom to annex Nicaragua. The limn there was in try Ing year after
country through which tin- canal • year to |*sy off ttie indebtedness by
will pi" will Im Amerlcanlred any­ rnlslng grain al forty «-viits n bushel.
l io-la-i »«-»«Ion of tlie institute
way.
w as held at the cllv li ill, and long
t-i furolh«* liourof ts-ginmug hadar
U HITS K Y
The On-gon delegation in congre»» rived the hall w is crowded, anil
have tind ti conference with tlie standing room waaat a premium. Tlie
»¡e-aker of the house concerning the program was o|H*ne | by an uddr •»«
on |»>ultry ral-lng by Prof F. I*.
Indian war veteran bill, and the out
Kent, which was very interesting
look is now brighter th in ever tie- and brought forth sum« discu'slun
k>ro for the pa»«nge of tliu measure, on Hie 'uljjis t. By rispie-t I.. E.
TIME < Alti».
which will he good news to many lairlmor«* sang a -obj, which hm •» For Yaqulna:
very In irilly ri»-«-lv«»1 after which
worthy survivors of Indian« In Ore­
Train leaves Albany . .12:45
Prof. Kent enter tain*-. I and delight
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gon.
<»l th«* audience with a numtsT <d
" arrives Taquina . 7:45
sferloptb-an views of ttie Agricult­
llidurnlng:
Do not tn gleet to register If you ural college mid the stock to tai
Lravrs Y.iqulni....
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found ttu re, the property of tliu col­
Ixxives ( 'oevallls
w I'li lo Xole at the ap|>roech?tigelec­ lege.
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«Ion w is cl<>*ed w ith
Arrives Albany
.12:13
tion
II lecture on slight of ban I, tiy V.
I 1 or Be troll:
tXulek, which prove«! very inter
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l.euves Alliany..........
«■•Hug, nnd «howe l Mr. < ladek tu
Arrives Ilei roll
1» nn «‘Xpert in Hits line of work.
H<- perform««! m*veml very clever I Returning:
lanves iH-trolt.................. 12:2" !■
tricks, which were pr >n<>unc««l far
Arrives Atlsiny......
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Cures Impotency, Night Emission« .ind a’ove those of the average per
Ono and two connect «• Albany
Wasting diseases, all effects of rcil* former.
I tn* program ns t1i»t Arranged was and <’■ rvxlii« with houthi-rn Pai ifle
abuse, or excess and India-
train», giving direct servi
to and
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\ urn e tonic mid coiisid-r «bly changrsl, nn«f owing In from Newport and adjacent lieaches
WF l.liHid builder.
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■ H i su km -s «me nnmln-r of th«* prograni
Trains for the mountains nrrive at
was omitted, which would Ii tv«
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ic i '.ov t" J• lie d < < » • and
ta-en very Intere-tlng to the l-*«ll«« lietroltat noun, giving ample time
restores the fire of youth.
prc»ent. It ts’lng a paper on (s ultry to reach camping ground» on the
By mail AtH* per lox: <1 bo«cs rtfslng, tiy Mr- \Y <t. Mcltonnlií. Breiientiusli mid Mantlain river the
tor 4I2.AO; with a written gmirun* Mrs 'I II..,, ild’a little 1 liild w as ill, same day.
tr«’ to cure or reTiind the luoney. atni till« previ iit««l her from licliig
En» I x Mrost.«
|-r> »«-nt to «lollVer It, hence II w as
Malinger.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
not read
II. I.. tV it to ».
Clinton A Jachaun St«., CMtCACO, ILL.
J. .4. Morri», of tills city, acted as
T. F. A I’ A.
h-f sa’e by I re»y.» $ ’»«ry, Melo, fire. chsir.n-i i during tnr- »«-« i «n», and I
J Tesivi n Atr’rd, Albany
l**r $ intitt», inv»rUH) inni»
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Men’s Wear Ladies Shoes Cur Muslin
Underwear..
$3.00
kiiplí ni Scio
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< »nr line <>f ' Star 5 Star"
I pii«*» lac«* »hcM’A in Brown
anti Black at
$2.50
per pair have proven ex­
cellent goods.
A lady
‘‘once a wearer aluava h
wearer <>f thei*ecelebrat-
e<l alioea.
It i
the
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Our‘‘King ’ fedora hats
in the latest colon* anti
tin new spring black in
now- on out 'helves at....42.00
We are showing
nice fedora" at
LADIES' WRAPPERS
New Hut ladiea* pi>< il.
wrapporx in
and paterni*,
MEN S FOOTWEAR
Presiieat
Vice President
CasHicr
I hiea a generili bunking and ex*
change husinewk
launa mud« ul
current mte», and drafts punted on
principal eitle«.
In the new and latest
style toe, in black ami
brown, only
»onte
.to
$2.50
4
J E IP A /. Eli.
I.inlies’ new spring tie»
OllEUON.
SCIO,
WE ARE SHOWING
X . ’<• line • -! ribbon*
The late.it noveitb-« In msdros
mid ¡freni shlrta »175 cent», tl.is»
unii gl,5". Boy» fnney laundrled
«hirts with two detachablo col­
imi nre in thè lenii nt presant,
only 50 cento.
All kind» of watches clin k» .«nd Jew
dry r- i«iUed promptly.
I »inner »eta
This same shoe is commonly sold at
12.50 to Biffi»
2JÎ Bl AL
jiniiSB
S7.25
G. Dz TROTTER, Stayton...
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CAPITAL. Î2OOOO
iT PATS
Newly furiiistiisl and refilled
throughout.«
Our tables nr« supplied with
ttie twst the markets afford ..
South <>f bridge,
Scio, Ore.
EAST nini SOTTI!
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T*> tradì' in Album
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Shasta Route
< tenuint
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There i- ONLY (>XE SX \<; pH
and the name “snag proof," is I
at the top and on the heel. If
getting an imitation.
Men» »bort Slicker*, $1.25
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The Farmers Store
ini’* Off lo’lt trwin«
PullMMk latti To? -
’ ’hair '»'■ "»»< i •uiu'iifo U» < ’.r l*»n «lid KI I’»"»».
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»nd tom i >’ I .»¡w t.» 4 . I« .»/• »t
tana and NV iVutruetatn
• «rtttts-s lni( a * ***»»» F»wi»cttapa* wt*h
ral
nr* for It« H.M.ultt, JuiFM'l, < Ulnu. t* bl ¡Up! ft*"«.
••nfrwi an 1 * 1 th % . . i ba
Al Wv*t
Mi» M ►. W .*>• Î-Iiixtt «« r
CLOTHING
•k> e’aliiHi or » I ir»»*
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H M kKXH AM,
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• nd.or.
\V e now liavt4 tli<‘
best selected <tock id ( lotllillg
ever shown in t he valley, whicli
we arc ottering at...................
Way Down Prices
\V<‘ li.'ivt' many speci«'il lines of
Spring ami Slimmer suits nml
light weight underwear..
BLAIN CLOTHING CO.. Albany. Oregon
Instruments Sold on l-Ltsv Terms
(’all mid see mv goods Ijoforc
NERVHA^iS
TfRRY S. JOHNSTON
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All kind* of mill Work on >hort notice
Ail kind" of I.itinbur. Sa*li, Poor«, Mouldings Sltin-
fgk", I’aintf- «nd <'il" ...
SC!0. OREGON
W« buy our stock in large
iimintitle» .m l keep « foil
line of earring«* and wagon
ui.it« till.
All k Ind» of
work in <>iir line done on
st-ort notice............... .............
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
Shop opposite I Iverv Stable
St I« », i »REt it »S
GO h > 1 in:
1H. H. HENLINEt»
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1-llol‘HILroK
INI.Y I HITS ( LASH
SIKH' IN THE
¿hiving.
H»tr Culling.
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3h»s;ooing.
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Balhe.
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15 cania
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. WIU«>N,
Attorney at Law ¿ni Notary Public
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Ail work guaranteed first class,
quinine 1 lair I onic -liest on market.
J )It. J. W. \■' KIEL,
OKHiO.X.
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in.-et- on Hie 2d aid 4th .»rn'iroai ,-ien
ig» -f •adì m-'iith, af Mi-mi- hall
isitiiig ii.-igh ts r*. •nlislli invitisi
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spi * lAi.Hi f <> ii he fraction
A 'SI» 1>I I I • Is *O I HE IA E
laitlTt IS l>, OlOi.oN
PuTWill iniike regular trips to Melo.
Watch local -olumn f«>r<l-*tcof visit«
THE WEAR AND TEAR OF MEN'S NERVES
n
Itaanlta tn 1< billty — vxhaaati u, a i •
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bs- H n of the t»»ly. bui «iiiauiti.ui of th«
montai tn. ultwa m well
I li» r V • « f ti « --Ir liso t.niir t ’> I
of their vv»l fon-es Th« nerves havs iv- Ilf.-
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suffer from lark of narv« <■ utr -1. and Ih*
blisal vraaala that snpj.iv t.i---« rgans ar« n.a
In pr ¡»-r tons
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