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O *- I von of near •*tayt«,n w»« a b :,
visitor Moiaiay
W It Ramsey wi ■ w
th
d I-*-
Vasek place was in town TurwU‘( t>>
1 meet hl« *on G II Ran * v, u divinity
student ot F.ugere »• Mi*» Ruby Ed
Tr«-»ps»s uotie«» fir «ale at th»- X« w« war«!» also of Fug ne. who itili be ■
offl* •.
gu«-»t at the Rains«-) h**me.
W il»on RlrhanUon on«- of th*’ judge»
Tlse mayor an-l cr . e*ain il ar«’
of race» for th«- coming fair w.v-. i ting the clean up fe-.«-r wl> -h * t.-
town last w«*rk
petiing n«»ne too »-»on, as the tow nn* -*-1»
a
thorough going «»ver in this rest. t.
J a* Rar ton of Jorbari was a Scio vi»:
to* Thur
Anyone whoesnus« a n«-w $* . tyi»—
John Shirxilrr waa lining bustneas m writer for MO. call on or a«l in ■ « th-
New* b*-fore August 2>.
town Thursilay.
Rev John «»»Ixir-i <n In i.*p.--i |. •-a
New tpring dree* good« at Hibi.-r &
one of the few rrlWfi.nK pion« -vf
<ii.; < ■ ’.< d ■ •
m
preachers pa*.«> i through town not
W S Carpenter an«1 wife am *■ >jourr- «lay.
ing at Newport where ,T»a l ’ tak* «
il M Mover of Swert home spent
gr*-nt pl* a«jrr in bathing in the surf,
Sunday visiting frien«!« her«’.
rollirking in the sand, etc.
Geo llixigiTs was a »rxi visitor Sat
I was cured of diarrhoea by or»«- «1«• -«•
unlay.
of l hamberlams colic, cholera an I
A«W Craft from up Crabtr-* .« n* do
diarrhoea remedy, writ«« 'I I (h-bhart
ing
iiiainena in t»cio I riday.
nt Oriole, Pa. Then- is tiKthii-g b< tt- i
J 1 funk of the Idylwild farm I
For sal«- by al! dealers.
mil«* west of Scio was in towrt I
iv
The mill race ha* Den «!r<’«!g*i! for
Frank
I
inderman
of
.Ionian
v.sv
a
the purpuse of securing « larger hea l
of water to enable the mill nr.l light >ci<» visitor Saturday.
Madison Calavnn «if near Jor !« .: was
plant to run during the dry season.
seen
on our streets Thur day.
frank Pruitt "the cucumber king"
Miss Ijkura Saun«l*-r
>• ! !• -! ,
w«i in Scio Thur* fay
Ofl
Roy Peery from up Crabtree w»< in Shelton were marriO'l in Albany
\\
««In*
»-.lay
of
l»»t
w<
«
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Scio one «lav laat w«-ek.
For the next .Tl days we will have n
special sale on < !<«•». >
We have the
largest stock ever brought to Scio and
will sell them at a discount of 1"
r
cent off for cash Now is the tun* to
get a bargain. l>vn't miaa it. A U
•>
Hagey.
One hundred head of yon g
goats for sale; 5K nar nies. $2 p- ’
head. G A Morgan, 2 miles
northwest of Scio.
The »antiam News and -emi-Weekly
Journal for $1.76 pur year, the pr ■■«• of
the Journal alone If vou ar«-
it gel
ting the Journal call at this olfi- e a . I
get a sample copy, «»re hundred ami
fifty-six pa|xr» for $1.75. Th«- Journal
contains th«* cream of the «tat«- and
general news, market re|K*rt», etc.
I. W I'eVanrv of Hvnt«»n County h i-,
rente«! the Mrs Parker hou*e through
l. W Pomeroy and will m-*ve here to
give his children the (»eriefit of the Sen,
schools thm winter.
Mr X’elx-n an! family of Sh<
autoe<i over and spent *>undsy at the I
W Pomeroy home.
Dr H A Foster, chiropractor
and drugles-t ph. »ici a i, an
nounces that h«> has secure«! of
fice iwms at the residence of W
J Chromy, 3d d«wr south of tele
phone
exchange.
Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. 2 to n p.
m. If you are suffering from
stomach, heart, liver, kidnev.
bowel or female trouble, consti
pation. headache, rheumatism,
dropsy <»r appendicitis, you should
call and make appointments for
future treatment as his time is
limited here and he will lie able
to treat only a few patient».
Prof Gray, our new school principal,
accompanic«! by his wife and baby ar
rived Wednesday from Stewartsville,
Mo, aft.-r having been on the roa<l ten
days. Prof < >rav says the best coun
try he saw on the trip l»«rw bet wren
Portland and Scio.
< »ne of the most common ailment!
that hard working people aro affi irtrd
with is lame back. Apply Chamber-
lams liniment twice a day and massage
the parts thor**ugh^ at each anplica-
tlon and vbi. will get quick relief F«W
salh by alf dealers.
M rn Rr«xl formerly of Thomas hr.a
alxiut completed his house in the north
part of town. This neat little r«si-
dence adds much to the appearance of
that part of lowtij and it is to i*e iop
ed that others will follow the example.
Mr Reed is a good man and a progres
sive ritisen, and the j-cotilr of Scio can
well afford to encourage more men of
his tvpe to choose their dwelling place
at thia point.
We have completed n i - w
warehoum? at \\ «• t Scio tn«l :.re
prepared t° handle all kiu«l* of
grain nt th** m.’irl «-t price fur ') <*
««•peon of 1912. Grain bags w ill
«»n sale at market price but no
charge made for them if r< turn
ed full.
Our bi.-in«'.s inter -td
and warehouse will lie looked af
ter by M 1 <" Arn »¡«I. Albers
Bros Milling Co.
HIE SCIO SCHOOI S
OBITUm
l.rr Shelton wiu tarn in .Jackson C<.
Th«? S» u» school a
>0|it 9, with
Missouri in is.ki ami <h< ,| st h«a tame rr»>f F r<M <îr«> prn kfMll hitfh «
at West .•*'« io. July 23, 11*12. at the W Mus a\«4b*’
a--- »«tant h»i?h
Hr
il' • Mm I r Hit rt. fr» bin.; * • i '
of 7l> yearn, |u nun tod .’» days,
crossed the platr.s with hw parrnla by .Mt>» Celia Hump intennvtimte mfm ! X! : •»
ox team in 1S47 where they settled on Kuth Evnm primary.
l’rof <iruy ni'd wife - «une from X|i>.
a d. ’.ation land claim slx*ut7 miles <-a«t
of Sci«», After marrying h** settled on •nur:. Ih •*< a |cra«luA(«* ■»( lhe M»»
hi* farm »«Ijolning In* father», residing •tate normal b< *.<*•*■ ;< yrac « f i»»mt
there euntirtuomly until slweit ten years praduatr uor». r< <riving th«’ «h^r«1’ of
ago. when h«’ mov«-*i to Seto, ami in Ma-*t«-r <»Ì I*»*«iag»$g5
<»r**v h.r»
J*»ll m iv«-4 to West hciu. II«’ was ha«) S js.ir* «»f h M» hing • *1 r.»nc«', »
married in |x-.;t«i Alary A forge«, ten «*f whirh wm» s|M*nt «n Sfr wnr b« s il le,
. l. -l-e •
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11 • , M”. ■» t« «if’i'rr <*f tiw* high *"h’w I Mr *
girls a-ni »«-von boys. Ctne girl and on«*
ha? hf*«l hv<? year* of h a- hing » »
b*>v >b«-«i a numix’r of years *g«>- Tbo»« P<*rlrn *i In th«« »■ -h»»oh «>f Miw <»ur» ai »I
of bis immediate family surviving him : h**l«U a lif«’ dii»l«ima from that state
are, hi* widow Mary A. Frank and Art
Mi.« Xvdi« V,»n«hke com*-* from
Shedton, I h a l'hilii|n, of West Seto, ’Springville. N Y. and i* a niece of Dr
Albert Shelton f Arlington, John. Rue , A <• Prill, She is a gradual«- of <»rtf
an«i Clifford Shelton and Laura Knauf lith lintilid* . *■ prir.gvilt«-, X Y, uhv of
of *« lo.
I - -. I .» * - ' I - in li- -I c-1 . I the state r<irmal at Ruffah», has h».l 7
truthful citri.-n who assist««! in build- year* teaching ex|n’rivn«-c, an«l holds a
tug up this part of Oregon, mi one rn« r«’ iif> «lipl ima from N A stale. All «>f
■■f
■ evr ilii-.i* k>
fi.i.’biit d. ; he shite teachers ««me highly re* on-
and a- ei
ri«igi.l..>r ha* p*A*«xi . merulmi.
from his labors tn this life to hi* re
Mias Evan* an i ,M •- Rump n*-<«l no
ward.
Inteiment was m»dr in t he ■ introduction »» they ««•»■ known to ihr
Mi!, r cefTieti-r« near Shelburn an I the |H-opie h«-ro.
I he school oftlri-rs an*
funeral servires c«>mlu«'t*-*l by (• I t.- ipate a m«.*t sue<-e*aful -oh'iol th«>
-!
I coming year, having l>e«-ii v.-rv i«-rtu
tint«- in securing teachers of ability an»l
•■s|H-ri«’n* v.
CARDS OF THANKS
•
- ar- 1 in'* nixl 1«. '!ny* Wi-
11
W-th«’ umterogm<1 wish I« thank
y«- ire old she rn*««--l with h.-r parents the n* ighliorn ami fnenda for their
to \ndr< w ri.-inty, M s.-’iri, wlu-r* tn many acts of kindne.*» and sympethy
1-41 • • w n« marr-<1 to Sa.nuel 1 Mil shown «luring the illn«-»* and after th«*
ler I- 1.1 2 th- y er.«.».-.! th«- plains by .- »th of Mary E Mil!*-r. .May II* hv .- h ' s
ox t-atn, settl rg «ui a donation land ii. ’ *-*t i»le<«ings be >hvwcr««l iijhih you
t-iaifri !» mi!«- » southeast • f S<
living is our earnest prayer.
there until 14>7H, t.nce whi.'i she had
Mr and Mrs A I Randall,
made her home in *cio
Iler husbarxi
narah Gambar.
dirdin l>*-9. To th» m v.«re Ix.rri six
Dui«y Buckner.
gir'* »»nd f«'ur to; s, viw> daughter ami
We the under-*-gli«*! wish to express
o-ie »on having pa.-ed away »on." years
ago th«- survive .- chiklren being W 1» our h*-artf< It thanks Io the many
Mi '< r of It - * i. t I»- *. f. S Mill, r of fnen«l» fur th. ir sympathy ami kind
blai -, •* • M il'-r of Wash, f-arah A MSIitanec during the ln«t itine»« and at
«;.. i .'-i-r of t .in.i. ,<t . \'i ai.*|.i I Hud th*- burial of our Iadov*«! hu»batxl alai
son of Wash, Rcbrceu C Miller uf Hal father, I.«’«’ -hvlton.
sey, Clara 1 I luckncr «if 1 rule jh - rale nee
Mr» I*’«’ nhelton an«i Family.
and Vina Ratal.ill of S. to.
In youth
Mrs Miller united with the Cum!>«.*rland
Sunart the Parlile .Monthly eixl the
l’re«i*y ter.un church and lived a devot
**antiara New» for $17*
ed Christian life. She was a kind faith
ful wife, mother and n«-ighb«>r. waa al-
Single comb Black Minorca*
ways <t«.ict in th« home attending to her pure Northrup strain, good lay
duties at >i giving her rh-idren good lie-;
ers and prize winners; a few
mg tahire.
Another pioraeer home
build-r an ! Christian mother ha* gone young cockerels for sale at .»! a
to her I- el il r. el. funeral servicra head. Call or phone, 1C Ealtus,
at the Scio Rapt. it «-¡lurch. August 2.
3-4
condu •t«i by A J McClain, ami inter- Thomas, Or.
meat waa made In Ute f ranklin Rutte |
Si'bswrit»* for the •-antiam New
tiasonir cemetery by the suio of her
husband.
A C»9<K» t’
Thrrr Wa« «m <• n » hi!» f >* 'n *»| nf
Hiy litri» Citi«*« w^r*- h;!? h » «ni o Hv
Who «‘»»‘I forait •’ -tn «»hr* «u» t\t >•»
f » «lo anythin;; hi I ••*<•* one $|.») «et
••rni memt»s-r< wnw in old
*r wh»
irflM r»«i!«»n i»»*4 for hN hiffittrn« tiri'«»
p.m r!j«* Huh tit n furloti« rite )Hi<l
l$»mtlr th**v » bitrkhM it th«» ih tight of
tfni <>’i
fltilhtf hin*, Itti» «»n a|'f»ly,ug
the ground uf hl» having i~’*’ii In *ii’ h
a hurry ti», doctor »lowiy r»-pti»’«i
"No, I
’ lu n burr» but rev mire
wanted to go f.i-4. and I on* tw 'u*y
•o whip h-*r”
Th« S wu ii i-l.in«!«’ra. after «liglrt-
Iv Imkmg the ntit* in nn oven and
removing the shell. Imre hot«*»
through the kernrls «nil string* them
on rushes. hrnginj’ them up in their
hut- to la* u-«-«l «« torches, «ibi<-h
arc mud«* h it. •'"»m ; four <>r five
«•ring* m t Ic if of the -er«*« pine.
Tin*»«* torche- arc often ii«c«l in
Ushing bv isighl und burn tvilh much
brilliancy
The lin»pl*lu«’k uwed in
tr.ttooinj I- «»Idin- « -I frv’ii the shell
*»f the « .nulle nut.
5
« m J
*• Ajr* If
Th«- year 1912 i» to tu* tb.’ most im-
(««rtant year m »■ir history. R« »i*l*’s
great activities
•
*.”»«« t. s
president <*f th«- ('i'll, t lat«-» t» t<> I
viert« *t.
h ■
■ ' th--
-. - of 11 - wi-rl«!
b, taking a.,f «ino of our
»iM-c,al offers.
thir.-'r«! I’- Diti« at,«l SunU.-iy < >re-
g«m.»-i. I2in*'iith-. .<>,i»i. *anUam News
12 moruili*
. total $9.25.
l’->’h may lx-obi a --■ <1 for n limited
tun«- «.«-I) fur <- <»» which h th«* sub-
•iipti 1 I--. • - fit.' ‘ ir-i’"i:ian alone.
I o 111*. • n»»t '!« sin:.g to lake the big
'i:n«ii.
F'iiti'xi uf the Oregonian,
we hav«* this *>ff r U» make: The
1 -ad-, I It .'f .■ -,r> ! ■
,r«r »I, $*; «XI. The
Santiam News 12 months, $L 25. total
$7 X,.
11«.th tn : v I - hn«l for a limited tin»*
ß-whu h I« e
enj lion
prie«’ -if th«* Urcgoniat aioli«*.
In oil- r V"n|s .-u «1. r«-i-*’iving the
re.-- :-I.u. a«xl th.- News for the price
o! the Oregonian.
Doi ; f»il to tak<- advantage of thia
-'pc«-ial «ilf«-r.
Send in your remittance to»Uy.
lf
u «r* li hoicewife you eannot
n a "l'sildy hopc tol « healthy or Iwauti
fui by waahing dMie». swccpitig uml
doli -g h<« u work all day aiti t raw ling
mio I < <1 i!< a«l liti d ¡il night. You must
gel out ini«» thè open i«ir nini »unhghi.
li you do thi» every >!ay and keep yoi.r
.tomai h ami lowela iti go«*l order by
takin»' < harnlicrlaiii*. Inblvi. when
In '••<!. , ■ 1 shotlbl I c..n . bolli l.eulthy
ard lieautiful. Fot sai«’ by all d« ulcr.i.
Anyone wishing •veils drilled
communicate wth J T Loftin.
Lebanon. I«o\ 117, phone 25»».
1 690(1 Pcs'hon
Can I I..i ! by ambition* young men
ill d .«. - « in lb- t. >| <.f " Wire)« •»* 'or
Rm:. ,-.«l telegraphy, »im-«- th«- s-h«»ur
law iM-cam«' effective, ami since the
Wireless compatii«»» are establishing
»tatioi■* thr -ugho'it the ««.untry theta
I» a great »hoitag«- «if telegraphers.
i’lMition* pay beginners from $70 to $5««i
j»-r mouth, with g«x»l change for a«!-
v.«i.»-'-nirnt. The National fel« graph
It »titillo of I'oi-tlxi «I. Oregon, o|x rates
ui"l«-r «u|wrvi-ii«>n of It. R. ami W ire-
1« ss officiala ami pia«-«-» nil gra luatrs
into puniti'-nn. Il will pay you to writ«*
them f**r fall details.
Try the News for fin«* job printing
Priera reasonable.
Buggy sal«- I will clovr out my en
tire line of boggie and hacks at great
ly reduced price a* I want to make
riH.’i. for other i-«--*d»
Ikin't fail to
k • all and get pri •«•* The prue» will be
for cash only.
Ohl prie-’» will be
eh.<rg<d on li.r.< ■ d<
\ I. Morrison,
Prscencertsdf
“When a man delilieratnlv so!’»
bis rote for money and u* found
out.
out,' ” thundered the campmgn ora-
! tor, “hoa ran hr ever hol«| up his
j hra«! spaiti in the community’**
I
“Let h-*-» «mir Clmku-n » Verer
ben«! -hirt milers'"* veiled a natte,
well dr» *<««•« I. hiisitH’-sItke
voting
man in th» K-t-k tirt *-f the croud
•d hall — <’li:«.igo Tribun».
,
A cl« aning up «>f otiti.*» and ends
to make room for new goods.
? The «I "neri
«
Oregon Agricultural College
Thia great institution o|ien» itn
doors
for th«- fall « niester on
Asst Iado v white canvas low
rdtuea $1.50 fit'£> vals, choice
|d L’n. courses of instruction
Asst lad»«-* Royal AtOr • **trr or
include:
General agriculture,
*» 1« fl *1..'*i vale, your ch<>i'*-
agronomy, animal luiatamiry,
Aust ehiMrrna line »lux a fl anil
dairy husbandry, bacteriology.
41.50 values, your choic«* fur
lioiany and plant pathology,
Asst children, line shoe* 75c and
poultry husbandry, horticulture,
41 value., your choice ........
entom«»logy, veterinary wienie,
Aaat meria drvaa shirts, 11 ami
civil engineering, ekftrical en
$1 25 values, your choice
gineering, mechanical engineer
Aaat mens pajamas, $1.26 I •ml
ing. mining wngineering, high
$1.50 values. choice ............
way engineering, domestic aci-
A f«-w itiftn blue bib overall»
fioc anti 75c value., ehoiec
enie, domestic art. commerce
forestry,
pharmacy,
zoology
Mena night shirt*, 76e to $1 vale
your choice.. ............ . .............
chemistry physics, mathematics,
Aaat summer dress goods 15c,
English language an«l literature,
lHc, 30c vale, your choice ....
pubii * speaking, modern lan-
A frw l«>ya strong cotton long
guagea, history, art. architecture,
pants96c vals, your choice ....
industrial pedagogy, physical
lxM»k over the* hat rarefully, there may education, military science and
something you ran use.
tactics, and music.
catalogue and illustrated liter
Regular prier charged for goods sold
on time.
ature mailed free on application.
Address, Registrar, Oregon Ag
ricultural
Colleg«*,
Corvallis,
WESELY &.
CAIJJ
n
ii
Oregon.
ONE TRIt E TO ALL
School Year Opens September 20
«* 1
-'» *
■ r
the
Th. Othar Wjy.
The grade t* i ier h i I jnst fin-
i»hed a ware« p i for ' >
to
Tills Sssms<l Too f»m,
Rumb uniimtls in gene- «1 mi l to
ent* in particular
•Aow. cliil
I' ih
Il.irr - >n oh! n< ¿-o sor»
«Iron.*’ «he «t-kr-'. ’'what run we do ani. «i|*pr«» i hr<! hi* emplover on*
t
mornintf sui! «nid:
ting their he.ul-* »tuck in tin cans?”
“<’mil«l voli lc”tme lm»k into yo’
An enrm-st fit««*«l youngster, who dictionnn n munite, kuhnel?”
“Ih*-fioti.-inr« ”h' '! thè co!on«'l
look«’«) n* lli«»i,gh hr might have a
solution ready, «as waving hi*
<!<» vou « Hit «ith n «liction-
han«!
4 0 ?"
••\V« li.” rc-.'ir-l thè ohi dnrkv. ”l
Ml right. .1 oiony ; let'« hear your
! jes’ «niit t«» tiii'l i «’«»uple of wor«l*
sneg’-'tion "
•’Ti*’ the can. to the dogs’ tails.” to n«l«l to niv bxlg«’ otti«* titlo. Ih*»
— National V r hit.
duri«* « h«”
i'i*’ l'i-t ni/'it to le
¡zrnn' high nio-t w«»rthv rinite«! im
jerinl plenipotentinrv. hot it «trii:» «
S»m«!linj Plam For H>m.
Witter (rtt ii fitio uti.tlilc London ni* ¿ni •■itinds j< •' n little bit
cheap "—KiitiMi» City Star.
iC’ta'irant) W--.it »nul l Ilie gen
flcraun hke to lake?
Farmer (nn In- tirst visit fr» the
•nctrnpoli»)—Whiit i» therc?
Wutter—Wo Imre tx»tsgr prin
tanicre • la Juiienne. ftu amlrnu «le
»rau avec crmpwitr* de potnmes *1«’
terrc. ris«n|c de hornf-—
Farmer Gnu-imi«! Well, bring
me .1 plalc nf -omctl ing thnt <*ow»e»
m*ar«*t to rosst pork— Ixindon An
swer».
1
Ur- re’s !sd.
slit’.’«- iii iiinger rat« her. one
actor* siti*.king liehiti«! the
Spechi Clii^ire 01’ l-i Our 011 Sue-
scib rs and Their Trit Bds
"V
95c
68c
95<
48(
25<
75c
35c
50c
IV.
25c
/*-S
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