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A re
y. o going
lo liar« an athihit
al th«- *s io Stia k alai Sgrienltuml
Fair aeaocinHon'a tir*l lair' it not,
w by not?
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W e««ir A Cain*« ad.
Falber lle-iry I’rlletan went over to
Albnny on la«l Momlay evening'« C A
E. train.
R. I,. Devaney ba« p rrlia««d th« ili-
»on pro|«-rtv <>>» North Mam «lirai, < uu-
•I Ivralio i, IlSdll.
Roy Brenner «old In« farm of 174 acra»
to .Liviu »• hila * a 'verni Immigrant ;
». m-idrrati
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viver, A. K. Randall. Rolla
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Harvr«t will wind up in thi« «ection
M rri*. Dr J ti Gill and R sbell.in thia w»» k. The gram yield« have been
went lu Portland un yratriday morning'« generally Mlmfactory.
train.
Cha«. Weaelv haa )ii»t |Hlt in a full
lina of picture mould! ga. tiaudeome tn
.M i*« Agi r» AA’e»ely, Emma W
lloae St dm ami Agtire Cain, Irti la«t deaign. Call ami «ee them.
Saturday tor tlm Silverton hm field«, lor
'-***- the "Never-Fail” Oil Can« at We«-
a lew week»' recreation.
elv’« Gruovrv
They have no evjual
Mr mnl Mr». Fred B'lyeu are think­ Given you on dOdaya’ trial (raw
ing of »pending the »ximing winter at
The (teiere hollar, Alliaiiv, now In
•-■me |«>int •<■ th. pmlwbly ( «Morula, t barge o( S. C Hummel, formerly o(
un account ol th» lornmr'« health
Curvatila, ia now upen to the public.
S. B. Dugger a"il wife, of Carlinville.
Bulk Olive«, Pickled Herring, Salt
111»., w ho Imve l»w n viaiting t* e Nawa
Salmon. Booeleaa Cualtlah, lami, auur
f. i'mily for the paat two week«, «tarted
«ul I’d I’ll k ■■•«, at W v«ely ’• tin« ary.
fur last Angele« la»t Monday evening.
A full Im« of harne«« ha« )ii«t lievti re­
Mr. and Mr». Fr»-d Jone», Mr. ami
ceived by Cha« Weaely. tali» limi a
Mr» Fred Btlyetl, Mr. amt Mr» Ja< k
call
No trouble to «how them to you.
Jorma ami Mi and Mr* E.L Daley «III
»tart lor Rwwlmrg ilex' »iiuday morn-
The reaidenc» of R K. Dhl-ng, • lewd-
big to att»>nd th<
ftotiglaa county fair. ing Imnlwar« nmrehant in Albtny, w«a
Mr. ami Mr» E I I>»!••! were married de«lroy«»i by tire aarly Monday inorn-
u few day* kg", and will make th« kier ing.
Lurg trip a wort of honey imam affair,
Düring tim ahamnee
Mr*. B. F. Tim» wa* a viaitor in Scio Stich« in tim hoptb-hi*.
M.oiniay. »lie w»» en route U» »lavt-ui, «ilpplymg her place in J. F. Weaely'«
ti tlm I»- -> I. of her ».ui Erhr«t, wln> I» «ti. re.
very ill with typhoid fever. Mr«. Titu*
We Imve • full line of «a«h door»,
g. m« to relieve IS-r hii«l>ai>d, who i» *t
preweo* nur*ing Id» »<>n in hi» illnen» lamt*. Icad, ml«, lar ro-fing, wall p.ie'
Jhi'l'tlmr ai d nwdhir each lake turn picturr mouldiiig«, carpeta, etc., at (’.
Wr-elv’a.
in caring for their »ick anti
The Ma» D >nalil «tore hiiihling • rap­
Mr. and Mr» S. I.inco'n <¡««1» n
idly «ppn■aclimg i-omuh-t on
Another
Portland, and Mr. and Mr. D
ar-k will »ce th- bud ling readv h»r oc­
J.v-wi«, of Ipewich. South Dakota,
ti pancy.
rived in thm citv Monilav evening. Mr
I rw I» i* Io kl g at our »• i lion of tlm
». io i« fort nate n «r. tiring auch an
cminty with a vi»w >f buying i home
Mr. Gi«»lwin purch. »rd tlm J » Al'-rria •»timafsi-lamilv fot re«i I iil«a»\|r and
Mr» Lv-wi», who purchawMl the R B
nri hard «orne time ago and will remain
M Iler pr -periy
in lid» ».ciion «cvi-ral week* haikmg
Three day» of »pleodid arn-ial enjoy-
after hl« interval«
Mr»
<lwin and
Mr and Mr«, l- wi» returned to Port- meut i« vooclmafnl i- rw ri one who at­
tend» the l.inn county fair at S ui, on
land Tliurwiav.
< tctolier 2, 3 and I.
F. AA’. Micha and family returned to
Scio Inal Friday night
.Mr. »liclm wild
Tim Scio Milling Co i« now fill ng the
Ina farm Iwwi-en tin* city and AA e«t new dam »Illi bru«h and rock
When
Hcio ami went back to Minne«"ta, o«t»n ’In« ha- been emupletad the whole will
*ihlv tu remain. But he hail hail a tn*fe be deck d over with heavy plank.
oí Pa» i th C<>a»l life, and the ea*t did not
*eem like it u»ed to l-e So, two niontba
A'trr the ISth in«t you can «h wit an
ago, he »taried weatward again. He elk. pr-iVHlmg you can find one. It i«
»pent ti oaf of tlm«e two month» at Sno- lllrgal to kill olir al • tim ', therefore,
holniah, AA'a*h.; Iral tin» place dial not you will have no uae for a double-liarrel
fill tl e hill quite n* well aa Scio, and III* gun.
return to tin* city i» tlm reault. W.- are
Two wedding* of young people ■>( thia
ad glad to have he ami family return
vicinity are Mid to tie under way aa wr
go to prr—
We are umilile to gel any
particular«, at* will delay th« report un­
kill III bY Illi: CARS.
til nett week
The Albany «aw mill haa commenced
The .Millar harvreler had a break-
down ye.tvnlay afternoon al the Me­ to incite log«. The pomi Ima not yet
>«» n tille»l with waler, but will tie in a
11 nre lami, and. with Charla» Cut'« I w »lave. The ■•*• will be «tailed up
V’a tn, h l Milkr ami wi-an or eight of • Ixrat ttclolier I.
the liamla, Caine to town to •■ cure re­
Farli laat Haterday morning the only
itet wren fl and 7, almo«t Ml<«re in Detroit, the end ol the C. A F
paint for it.
the latter, *hey «tartawl home down the rwilr ad wa* blown to atom« bv a heavy
chargeef di immite lieiiig ripii«lnl tw
•trert, on the way limiting with a thril­
iraih It. The «aiuoli liel.u.ged to John
ling et perience.
Da My.
Ju«t a» they got to the Corvallia A
Vimr-n give your friend« no lietter
F.a.trrn - witch that gor« down to the
advice limn to recommei.d
Hickory
null«, they dlacoverrd an engine »liov- Bark L’ .ugh Remedy for all cough« ami
ing three car«, with two iiehind it, d .an c Id«. Hurecnre! Aure pure. For «ale
to the mill». The ii<.rw» Were fright- by dealer» everywhere, and E. C. Pwry,
Scm, < tr.
enrj and «prang forward. Hockey Con-
Secretary Taft wa« «chnlulnl U> ar­
«. r aas driving, and »lay*! with the
rive in I’ortland yeetrrdav. On 'Srptem-
team, hurrv mg the liorwv» ahead. The tier In Im will mave Seattle on the «learn­
men ru’hetl to the rear ol the w.goii er • Minnewota,” on hi« trip aiouml the
ar»! luln|ird of!
Tlir la«l on» lu du ao world.
»A under will he write a book
««> W illard Truat, who, on account of tlm *anie •• Mr. Bryan, dem-riptive of
bi« left leg being paialyard, cth Id onlv
limp al'*»», and hr )iitiipe<lintbemi«i- Ina trip?
If you want a choice breeding animal,
die ■>( ihe track and fell
Ju»t then the
freight car »truck the wagon «lanit tl ree whether il I* huree*, cattle, «beep.
fe»4 from the rear and ran upon young g<>atr, «w me. cbickena, dui ka, gee«« or
Truax, who lay with nia head a. d body turkey«, the I Jun county fair, at cio,
between the rail«, which the wheel« of will Im the place to get them. Y’otl ran
tlie tir»l car ran over between the knew there, by co ripari» n, «elect a better
an inai ti an you otlierwiaa co ild.
ami b»«iy
The engineer «aw the «itnation and
Mu korv Bark ('»»ugh Ren nlv, made
heard the «creamingami «topped a«anon
hi tlm Hickory Bark Ramniv Co., of
a* |».»«ilile. with I max lying I t the end
of the fir.t car
He wa« at once taken »•leni. Or., giurwuteed to tie pure;
out ami everything pomiHe done lor guarat t»-nl t»> cure your cough, or money
refunded Guaranteed to make a friend
him.
of you. For «al» bv E C. Peery. Seto,
lira Itnvia and Wallace and Ru««elt
Or . alivi tirat ela*« dealer« werywhere
Wallai-e came and tiandaged the crushed
leg wild lie »«• lakeir in til« ambulance
John B Waldo, oneri the mmt re-
to St Mary’* llo-pital
B»-* dea the •|ev tnl of Oreg- n’« jurmt», dm! at hl«
hg'it leg, Qie left leg and left arm were hmne in Halen..
Judge Wai Jo wa*
t»>th broken. The car r iled him over el-ctnl to tlm aupreme bei ch •• one of
once, and it wa* a wonder he wa* not it« tirai juvlgv« elrv te . Ilia saaueiatM
killed in*tantly. A* it »a*, he lived un­ w> re Judge« laird and Watwm. Aa a
til H o'cloc k, wh»' I e lir.-atbid hi* la-t ritiaea, juri»t, tetMthand ami father,
The tram wa« the Curvalli* A Eaet- rn J lg>- AA’ablo waa everything thaacould
from the trout. Fin er Dannala, con- be de»tr«d.
duip r, the men i charge of it doing
Scio ha* jn«t «bout •• inlerior rail row. I
everything f».««tble. when th v aaw the
•ervicea it i- tawwible and m.intani «
*it >«twm, I«1 divert the aivHent.
The tra:u generally
W illard Truax «■«• a wm of Mt* H. daily train -rnicr
M Tn ax, re.idiug ->a mile. ew»t of Al leavreon tinm morning*, but that -•
bwny Mr. Truax died at»» it a year ayo, about the only tmm it i* on tinm at tlm
The aouth i«»i>nd
ami a h w month«' ««•■ .Mr« Trims lo«t Wi«t Brio depot.
a .Slighter. The l«>y wa« 18 v«-r-"( tram 1« due »liortly after S p. m., but it
age
On account of hi« tetra ysed i«g be i« generally one P» three hour* ate. We
hiiii l»«n given charge »4 the water w.'g- re* .ttfnllv invite the attentiou of the
Railroad C- mmiaaiv u to th« matter.
on — Tue-day'« Deiuucrat.
‘'“‘S’,
R B Miller on AA edtie*dav com lmlwl
the »ale »1 hi» reaidence property in tin»
city, wlitcli ambmee* a tra-1 of leu acre«
. ! r . I. SB b - d. t l> W l««i- late
»1 Smith Jtaketa
Mr I ewi« will re­
main la thia my while Mr» lx-Wl* will
return to South Dak ta lor the faniilv
an I certain tu-uaelold good« with w inch
•ha did not want to part, Mr taiwm
expect« to he r«t«bl «Imd in lit* new
hotna early in October. Tlm piirvlm«e
hauna
price of the property I* Fk’tt, which ’
t* fully double w|-.»t ft ermt Air. Miller
thi-e or tour yeai» ar«. R B dura
not yet know what he will do or to w Imre
Im will move.
Don't criticiae. 4<>n*t knock; d n’t be
jeaJon* ol thvam that do batter th.n
yonr*elf. but |>ut vont ahoublar to the
wheel ami t>u«h with all jruor might
The fair «ea»»m w II anon lie on, ami
everyone *hould do hla |>arl to make hl«
local and «tale lair a amvewa
Tt>. man
1» a «mall, cun tempt i ble cur, »lev ■« I of
puHlc apirit an>l euterpr «e. who rvhlle
ta nothing at tlm lair a >1 then
tlm
gall to critu i«v the exhibit« of hi* more
• nt«rprl«ing neighbor«, «aving he ha«
• mmlhing much latter at mmie, better
at imme
It 1« a cow a dly »•«• rii-m.
rii>iiighll»*aatie*i and new «ml are nwinlv
re«p»)lt«llde for thi* condition, huwever,
•o let everyone ca«t «law t ami «w what
be haa 11 vat will make a gw»l ahow, ami
■Io hia part toward maan g the coining
(•■re a aueve»* in tr»i.
reprva nling thw
great |«.e»il>i|itie«ul the grralval country
under th» >uu. — Rural apirit.
I RIALS Ol
A U AMI. POACHER.
An AIL«ny »(wcial lo Ih» Oragonlan,
la«t Thur.ilav «ai«
Beiifamiii liuurh, a voung mmi living
iimi Hhvlbiirn, ha« alrra.lv pa -loor fii.«
<>f llYaml fa<-«« furt >rr tnxililv a« ih»
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•»•«■m
Im » Untallv. bolli of Alhany'«
)u«Gce SuWta ar.- Inv.dved ì tl.e »•«••
with an allvgyal lufriiigamanl > ( |u>l«-
diction, and a «•■■•ational ixmlrovarw
• niung atlornay«, wliich tnav carri III»
mattar luto thè circuii e> uri.
lioueli wa» arrr»tad bv Depntv Game
Il «eden Munkera, of Allainv, and Beala
« lai I ì rrvn *>f l'orVaiui
Ile agrve«l lo
coni» tu lina city Tur»lav atternooi» h>r
trial, ami Ih-putv Diatrict Allornvv Gal»
h. Hill tlla-l a coni piami «gain.t limi m
Ih« court d Juatice nf Ih« Pance I.. I
Swan
Th« delrndant d <1 noi ai'pvar at
thè lime «et, ami while Munkrr« waa
•u wanliii g fnr him, All-onrc J. J.
Whilney, wlm had l*. en rwtamvd t i de­
ferii! Gooch, drvw up auolher • uipìa ut,
which wa» «lgti»<l hi Frnl G<»« li, ihe
delemlant'« falher. «• private prow, u-
tur, and file*! in thè court
Ju«tu«
f I h » |’r v<-r O. I
I'. ,r I. r
Tlivre
Whiinwy. acting a» attornev (or VI llllg
Goueh, «nierrd • pira id g-iiltv fnr Ina
Client, ami Ju-ticr I' rter tìiir.1 him li’i
arai coata, wlm h «ai pani.
l>«l>utv Diatrict Attornev Hill r«fu««d
tu rrc'igni«- tlil« prx-mturr. lo wlm ti thè
■tate wa- noi roprweenleil, «n I Cimi tabi»
John Catini wa- wnl lo Shellrarn tn re-
arre-l tì<»ich
Ju»Hce Swan -Ir. i |.»l
that thè r>«-<diirr l«"lorr Ju«t'i-« l’ -rter
• File « criinplalt t
wa« pemllng in
Swan’a court wa» illryal and that i ••»•-h
«inl’il bave in «land trial on ih» originai
coni) lami
The riitai glenient» whicb bave ariwn
uvrr thè < a*e bave cau-r-l i ■■ii«idrr«ble
I >trr«wt n fin» < ty, purtlcnlarlv atmmg
thè legai fratrrnitv, ami devrlnpmrut«
• re. bring awaile»! «ito intere»!.
kIH RI.MXM PETI I IONS STAND
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On Tlieeday th« aupreme court hand-
e.1 down three ileclaioM that are ut vital
mi|»>rtance. Thia opmi.m tiiamlam« lire
well knows principle in law that the
actual lulvitl >4 th« litigant« 1« what
cotinta and that the onii«»iv'n of aume
mere technicality d-»e» not deatroy th«
value of the contention.
•t«ncs the people had tiled
1111. SHIRK» R.
Not a pretty name, ia it?
COTTON BLANKETS
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CAMP STOVES
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK
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Are you one’
Do you ilailv refuae to give your
effort«?
l>o you
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Fifteen toni of baled hay and 30 corda
of peeled fir polaa.
V. C ud H
1-oui« Glaaa thr eouvictei Pan Fran-
50 TSARS
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A nice new line of
endum peiitk ii» with the •vcratary ol
,ry nu:u bar ut
•late, In which Ilia nec
• ■ gnat..re« were obtained, to cauae to b»
referred to the |*ople nett June.
The three | eiillon« that Judge Gal-
I iwav d<» idevl invalid were
" Tha
i oiiipti'»ivry pa«« bill,” "The Multnomah
ouulv priMitier»' t-iard bill," and "I he
I'uiveriiitv of O.egou appropriat ion
bill ’ All three of three meaaiire« have
l.e«n prori-’U'u-ed go««l ami »urtb iwul by
JuaUCw Eakin.
The "Multnomah priaonera* board
bill," >4 eour»» lifted« only Multnomali
■ -mty ahuie ami with which the rvat of
the «lair ha« nollimg to do. The "Com-
pulxtry p«a» lull" a «» ut prraent minor
inil»irtance, «« the radroad«, we uuder-
• i«ml. have rvluael to iwauv the pa «v*«
But lb« "Vniveraily of Oregon appro­
priation bill” ia one of vital im|«irianc«
t i the people of Oregon.
The effective-
i .•«. I tl ■- Rrirrvnduln law waaat «take
m lliia d«M talon.
Ila.t Judge itallowav been «natalnMi
in hi« dev «ion. it 1« doubtful if another
ICeteremlum pe’itmu would have Iveen
tii.d with the •»» retary ol «tale
Now
the |»'•'pl• have won out. ami they will
||Z. the prlv dvgr ci voting next Jun«
how ami m what amount« llirir money
w iii 1» eX|»*nded.
I'll« Nawa will have morw to *av with
ret..rrm'r to the appropriations bill in a
future number
t utth « to aay. the «u-
preinr court Im« been trn« to the peo­ 0
ple
It interpret* law on a broad. Ivm- 4
«•t baai« In which a mere legal leclinl-
calily i« not allowed to «el aanie th«
plain intent of th« people
In the ea
tlmalion of lliia court th« voice ul th«
traople ia auprvme, whenever it 1« r«-
pr. «aed lu a wav that Ila intent I* made
plain. Al' honor to the v rvgmi Supreme
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court.
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ciaeo briber, ha« bven «entencwl lo »erve
Uve yrar al thè *-an Quentin peniteli-
tiary. Ol courm, thè imual d-lay* will
be inv<‘k«d by hia atterney« in thè way
ut appeal», rie., bui it la «afe t<> aav, in
thè end, tlda Pacific State« Telrphonr
brib*' givar aiti in- brand haikmg at thè
World throngh iron bar»
GÌM» la, »miparatively, lu >dd min
and >• weailhv. llia crime o( brilier»
•a» Inenrrad bv tmihing San Frani ine»,
tnperviaur« tu preveut a rivai teleptmnc
company ( The II ina' troni engagiug in
bualneae in tlmt city. Wall, lite "il"tne'
i« in San Francie-», ami tilaa« ia m-aring
tlm duor of thè penitentiaiy, attere ha
will «p-nd pr-m-hly, thè tnnnani <»f hi
day« in conili rment (or thè go .1 ■ ■( enei
ety
Troia, lite way «'( thè tranagr-eaur
ia hard, aumet ittica
Just Arrived
In tbia lu­
th re« reler-
pay your taiee—du you d->
anything day by day which will Imlp
your im ■gh lair» and fallow citll«n«
By even a «mile or a klud word I
your
It not, you are a «lurker.
It mean« tlm man who can ami
nut pav hl« <i»bt»- tlm man who buy«
c.M-ktail« with tlm money ne.drd to «up.
port lit« wife ami laiiully the man who
MilloW» the race» and th II tell« III« cred
ilor« to call again
It mean* tlm man
who beat« tlm but» her and the baker,
• ml i an «till timl clmnge enough io treat
the l>-ya.
Till« di fi ll oll It not broad »'Hough
f..r ’Im name «1 ahirkcr
ll>- 1« Im ml in any q mntity of garha,
Irmn the rlolli ilown to tlm curd almrp.
Hr nel nig» loan ignoble Iraleruity.
Are you a member?
Il you are I'liiu I'm •** tb*t *"'•
giving an hoim«tdiy'a work for an
hoimal I iv'« pav . an horn *t thought lor
tlm morrow, a Imlptng hand (or the
The till'd ami la*t of a • riea of three nevalv with ut Ivar, and a clear cotiaci
hull game* Imiwrm the trim and "Fair- enci- -if voii do your l»e»l you are not •
tnoniii«” of »alem, occurred on the Scio •Ittrker.—3Nk>
ilaniond la«t Humiav
A«eaihof the
I air program .
team« had won a gaum In tlm previoua
iiivwta, tin« deciding gmm w m a hard
Bel w we give the program of the fair
fought mm from l»egiiining t»» finmh
*xvrci»ea lor each day. Ttii« arrange
Tlm Salem team had l»een «tr vugtlmiinl
meut will Im «ubjecl to chatigw •• l»i
•onmwlmt friftn the aggregation that Imd
hour«, but tlm event« a« giverf below
played in tlm formwr gum -«. which made
them alriul a« nearly equal •■ mm could occur on eat Ii day
w uh.
wru.vaaiiAT, oc-Toaxa 2.
Tlm line up ••• •■ follow«
10 to 12 A M. F armer«’ inalitele,
He io
falcio
advlreaar«. etc
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I Io 2 P M Stock parade
( . It vaaly
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...A Clark
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Hall game
l’urae |2.'>
to 4
Humphrey
Gooch
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Running race, one-
4 io 6
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John W»»«eh . .. • • ■ P
halt mile, Imai 2
Ca«c
Cary
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In 3. l*u rwe
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rf
B«-iiimtl
lb
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yin aatiav, ocroaaa 3.
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M Farinera’ iimtitute.
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Miller
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I lo •» I’ M. Slock para le ami
Scio wa* the tir«t to croa« tlm plate in
judging.................
tlm third inning by gifting two tailev»,
• 4
2 lo 4
Ball game, fhirae
In the fourth liming .» lem mor <1 her
Troltit.g rae», mile
4 i.. 0
Imr fir«l run, and m the arvenUi «cored
beat«, bret 2 in 3.
her aeevrad rui , wlrcb lievi tlm acore. In
I'urrai
tlm eighth ennto, Hcio another run, ami
I’ouy race, ly mile
illy provrvl to lie tlmwlii-
Hit« eventual'
• lug run, aa I imitnrr
imit..... team »ucceevlevl tn
raiiiav, ocroaaa 4.
getting a man aenrae tlm ituine plate
thereafter.
10 to 12 A M Farmer«* limtltute.
Heure by inning« :
I to V» P. M Judging Block ami
H o
exhibit«...............
t
I ' 2 3 4 ’ a
4 4
Ball gaum. l*ur*e
Hrjo., ..0 0 2 t> 0 M 0 I 0- 3
2 to 4
44
Trotting race, one
1 I) 0— 3
Salem . 0 0 0 1 0
4 !.. 5
mil«, lieat 2 in 3.
The game w •« Interratmg from •tart
I’ll rae ...................
to flniah. Tim Salem, •« wed a« I Im
«i
long rai e, l4
Hunnin
5 to
Scio boy«, are ail g. titlemen, ami Scio
mt le, iM<«t 2 in 3.
«ava llirm a cordial welcome.
l'ut «e
Be* ide« nunmroii« other game» and
BEDS WANTED
•porte. lx«ik out for the printed pro
Kram.
During the fair a larae nnmlmrof
pl« will have to bv provided with l'»1g
HORN.
Ing. Th« botri« can taka car« of tint a
limi ml number, and the only recourae
ZYFSF.T—On Hep<eml*r 2. IMD7, tu Ib»
ia for our giticeli« to open than hotiii« to
wife uf John A. Zvaaet, • awn.
the overflow. Therefore, «itone who
haa a Iwi I to «pare, if tlmy will liM I hem
at thi« "Mee, we will we that tlu-y ate
FOR SALE.
provided with nice, respectable lodger*.
(JETS I IVE YEARS.
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Full line of (tlassw are, Stoneware and China
ware, ut Living Price».
Your» to ’‘Live ami Let Live,
J. F. WESELY
LOWE
HIGH
BROTHERS
STANDARD
PAINT
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Costs more than cheap }>aint, per gallon, just as
good, fat cattle costs more than jsxir ones there
is more to it. But, in the end. it is chcajier. be­
cause the better material ami finer grinding make
it go further, and it lasts twice as long.
These are facts. Ix’t us prove tnem. It will save
you money.
Color card» and pamphlets free
I
SAY
HOP PICKERS
Wesely Q* Cain
HAVE
SOMETHING
FOR YOUI
1st Prize
We will give to the Bov or Man that picks
the most hops, from \ugust 2»> to October 1
a season's ticket to the Scio fair
2d Prize
We will give to the girl or woman that picks
the most hops in the above-.aid time, a sea
son's ticket to the Scio fair, and a dress pa»
tern of the best piece of calico we have ia
our store.
3d Prize
We will give 1IM) pounds of the Scio Milling
Co.'s Best Flour, to the family that picks
the most hops during this said tune, and the
best calico dress we have in the store will be
given to the mother of the family.
N ote Our Judge« will not accept your statement ait
to the number of boxes you have picked, unless it is
signed by the yard boss. It must be handed in not
later than 10 a. m., Oct 2. as the Fair opens Oct 3.
Wesely & Caini
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