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Ti i farmer* of thin vicinity
are busy plowing. The ttiow
t ai covi r' d the i untl Sunday
niortri 'p «¡is a »ur, ri*e to n. >*t
of thorn. Lit tie line weather
v • iif<‘ n »w I aving ftem» o» if
tipring han come.
( .1.. > Fre tag wa* transacting
bush < at Alb in.v I’ i h L. y , re»
turning Lome on the Saturday
morning train.
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M < i.niiK S <« e<<t irn.ctlig <>n saving *4
tlie »laughter of < aive» for veal a* he
bay» np all that people wi»b to <h»poae
of, a*d |>ut» two ca .es with each row
he doe* l»<>t ear« to milk, lie raiaed &>
I.- ad in th'» way lM»t year which he
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'claims pays Letter than milking for th« ?
cre»m. and is much les» trouble.
Mr« Dave B \<u h»» hadascsrrv at-
tack of poison oak on her face which
swel'vd her eyes shut. She L-atticsl of
a sure euro, by roslding a chi< sen in a
»trail »• tt r t of waU-r, le»vtrg the
feati.ee« in the h it water for ten min-
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all th< strei gth out, then »tram me
water through a ciuth at-d I .uh« the af
fected! porta frecl' » ¡th a little cott <r
A*
rug sev< ral time a Uay
The relief »
t v tmi'u- and •'i :om if ever foils t-
ft!t t a ■ ire.
Grandma Pruitt of Xc > it »irk at the
hona-’ of he f>on
»or. Frark with typh">d
fever. Owi g to h< - l-..” it is . tub!
ful it »he | ulia out tiga ' , still We ail
hci;>c for her rveovery to health.
We w< r> ► " < • i „• « irpn. <«t -
lay
nsornitig to rtej out and »ee old n.other
ts't > «ith ht-r Sunday ■*■•*.<» on. or
.rather, an uv h of -r.-t-.v to re’tii.d u*
thtit winter »'« not ail over, after
»or two we< i of uh <• v. arm sut shiny
« •.(her which indicated spring wa»
al hand.
,'.lr .1 N Jone* 1* on the stk
li.-.t this week.
Pn; F atih .
Mr* I’rcd M' pelt and M is
L *’.''i- Holt were Scio visitoro
Saturday,
()'".ir Ponv-roy of I depend
ence ; 1 i d through Toonias rt -
c mtly, moving lo hia farm on
B aver creek.
Mr McUi »rey and *vm Noe,
w re z\ll>any visitor* M «.lay.
Erne»! Kelly was unable lo nt-
t'-nd chotd List week on account
of tii" I igr jijw, but we are glad
to < hint back thi* week.
Mr.* Hanke anti daughter Kate
were visiting relatives in Albany W c have been com
over Sunday.
pel led by I lit le Stilli
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... all those oil
through Tiloma* Saturday eti-1
route to Albany to attend tin- our ma i I in/ 1 i>t who
moving picture slmwa.
arc more than one
Mr.t .1 <i Halt si ’ll l.il week
at Staiton with her daughter. vear in arrears toi
Mr.* F .1 Jone*.
S iib>cript ion.
Mi t E'sie B-irtnik hfl T ip -«-.
day for Portia d w here .she ha."
work.
George ClarK of luicomb wasa,
Su v! ty v •< r at Air* .1 N Joins.
L’AM. ulka ."pent Friday at
Al >any.
S A Sch eman w a* a St nd»y
via r at S M !■' im uh’s.
Mi»* \’..da ii • t, one of our tno-t
jiopular young ¡mi;-- , wan visit
ing Al itiny friends Friday.
Mis* Minnie Merritt who has
t>een staying at R II F Struck-
meier’s the past month has re
turned home and M i: g.;;\t Brock
is now taking her place.
LA Whited and wif • left Tues-
sday morn ng on a business trip:
to C’u'ur d’Alene. I ialio.
ROMANCE OF RHODESIA.
C II Wain, proprietor of the Story of th» M’**ion»ry, th» £«plor»r
Maple Spring F arm, the home of
• 'id th» Prospector.
purebred Lincoln aheep, was an
The .tory of the taking and mak-
Albany visitor Thursday.
ng of Kliotii ».a form» one of the
I >uo»t picturt-quc and thrilling ehnp-
Wm Baum of Al! any visited
j iera iii ! <■ in»lory of England*
at J II Kelly’s .Monday evening.
d ev¡ i■ ’>n. Al»oiit the tline
that tin nineteenth centurv hud
B. R. L C.
£ar.lL’j r-rm T pics
Thoma.* Ililey of Iwbanon, a former
r
o ..t of thin «rction ram* d e*n Fn-
C.ay on a »<-cial Vb't among out tune
r e ghl ori and ral ed on th- "Xa tiam
Farm for dinner Saturday, and a good
i ¡<1 f . h • cd chat wo* • njojvd by the
| rvpfietor
Newton t rabtrro and wife of Scio
»uruilt visiting the last of the week
mtn tie lat.er'« »i»trr. .Mr» G W
Guilin.
Ihuigla* Ellison of Albany who in
trsvclirg lie man for aiiimin'im kitch-
<-n ware »M through our | art» la«t
week and calimi <>.»r ■ iglit with 'he
i. Kater.
Cacar I irt|> t cam-- near g ttLig ieri-
ounly hurt one day ln»t wee* while
grubbing out tom«- fir tree*.
After
cutting all the root« lie wa« pulling on
a limb wt.<n all of a mul ten it fell,
catching him under two big hmb*. Cliff
(¡riffln had to cut them off »o he could
get out.
‘i' i it» turning point a strange
’»!<•, p. •»in, by »ord of mouth from
istiic Kr.itii io nati»«- kraal, came ut
; last to ■ the ’ .ir» of a Scutch worker
in the 1111-» III field of lie< lillami-
I hind. It wa» H t.i c of a «utiríall
some« here
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in the jungle» of the dis-
.I'lt i> irtli n it f. ter full »o mighty,
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ir« 'i t. • ' itm -, (hat the spray
ro:u it lo .1 d ¡ike a storm cloud on
lie horizon, and the thunder of its
• a. m ui ,'d l>e heard four day»’
l lek awai.
No the ii - i uni ry, «i'iifU'il with
the ti-dium •»( pronely ting amiti a
pt iii-viul pi-oj !c and resiles« with
• hr curiowily of the born < aplorrr.
•»•I out on a long and lonely mnrvh
io I .• imrtti • rd, t rough a country
w ln< |i no unite man • eye» had ever
•••<n.
It look him three year» to
reach I he full* for which he started,
but w hen at l.i.»t he stood upon the
brink of the _ ronton
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looked
down upon the water* of the Zam
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of sheer cliff, he wa* so awed by
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J. S STICHA, Proprietor
Confectionery, lee (’num, Tobáceo
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t :i ■ ttie .oil '-»»lon,
• it, prop i y enough, after
John Ilho'Jro, the lone proa-
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vt. ! i f foro-i-vn its pomibtli-
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»r.. . »ful that in
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■ be <aw the fron
ti l! i - i Africa pushed from
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Children’s D r esses I
lUaut.ful little drrsses thst are t>t»on|
calc* and Gingham», «ue.« 2 to tí at 7*«.
An<strafit< quality ¡ f’>
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Mad- in Per-
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Other» up l<. gì, tO
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» • t’rv«-' . ■ atlv trim- ’-d w ith
Va en* i*’ *>e» Lar »
V»L- with white ? äm
am color d sushe.».
**:ze» 2 to
4 at %2
t>> $4 OO
Just the thing furan f.i'ter Press
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Th» Wo’J "Choros,
ird “chora g< m rally tired
I urul, is tv ■it slang, but an
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« form it is foun<)
11, iti Et gland the
pl n.: ii'.ation being
.¡r,” ti >ug : il » 1» rarely used
t :ti t "ub.natron
”iib.natron with "wom-
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But m some
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fiir i » imple, the word
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We are now *h.. wing a t|
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mater ... vi
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"firing ."it-
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latent
Ck veriy shatani New Kiaii g C,l? < L. st tnstariw's an ! sha les, goo I
lining», faulth»» tati »ring.
Pri-'d from jH.f>0 t , $l.x OO
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•S S. E. YOUNG a SON
ALBANY, OREGON
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seed Boatt.
.uni around Imre.’*
i-’ r e ’ r as In dusty ng
in front of the gate.
rop.ivd the eager
"I meat in the state.”
m il in t ><i high priced for
..n.”" Ted the stranger.
• • I'lirmer; "it 1»
.I'M K III of : I,.'00 an acre.
you ( unking of buying?"
“No, rvpli'ii the stranger ns he
jotti ■
■•: . ili ii; mi’' ¡1 i <iok. “I'm
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1 ty ir.-' .»or."—Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Hi* CI'Oic* of Charity.
ir inajt ».. ui’tl ili» ir Is'.iuti that wimli u<- Aa»
Hui' <d loom uftt r \ ictuna, the MlW, Ita», lh.lt iti
llx Kill h»h tpieen
Before he rlro w tiitlsl wiipps.
the ininatoiiary explorer c.irve«l that it» vir tm »
name
the trunk of a tree,
uani Limi» of < i
re it e«in Is-
i it today; tbc -bori, i< while it
ir I» IhlVitl 1.11 iri;’«t one.
-iritivd and uttm-c
or >t apnirtcr of * century III
truted to the k
'•gioii« adjacent to the Z.inlioi i lie t'liicf >>f tb<
»«•re disturiied only by im/ralorv who < m ,
(he region. nn«l indue-
■ami of natine» utul mitro udìng utn
to ■ .ti it trvutv placing In»
ual* I lidi Stanley curile with hi.»
■ mintrv tit’ <-r Brit: ¡it proto-tun.
ude long ci ur.ii.in of porter», halting
The pr- .- pa <1 him »us 1’11*0 a
■ mg enough to explore mid map the month Mini ti tii. hi mid outitpi itcd
region, on hit historic march from rifle* t lit'.ip i n "tich, »tir'li, for a
•Mint to count.
territory thn*c time* the mxe of
In the middle of the eighties a
l’ex«» and a« rich m nuturul re-
bulky tine .»i t, »hahbdy clud pro«
»our»
a» i ‘iili irnta
A iror later
pcvtor, treking through the country the Brtti-.fi
uuth Africa eompiinv, a
with a single wagon, found that for vorji'iriitioii
caj'.ttV
ij .it Iti.lHU*,-
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