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>wn businui and believes other*
arc entitled to do tin* same. The
I'mon I as not done anything fur
the Scio Tribune and has nol
lone a thing against it. for that
» not a part of our business.
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The Tribune claims he
riendly to the Farmers Union,
it <1 we dont m *<? why any publi
ation should be unfriendly to
uch a noble order. The Unions’
i nines» is not conducted to an
tyf inize the Local merchant for i
The Union, »imply buys its sup
plies where they t an gel them a'
the low«st prices, which is very
natuiul for any Individual oi
Corporation to do and that is on<
-f the objects of The Farmer» o
Union. That being the case
vc dont see where antagonizn
•umes in. for we dont care how
hey run their business. W«
mly att- nd to our ow n and don't
«< •• why there should be any
r ction between The Union ano
-.he L ical Merchant.
Ti nnks to, The Scio Trilwr.e,
lor acknowledging that the
Farmers have a right to be or
ganized.
Ex President of Richards« n
Gap Local 102.
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It ha» i-een cold, colder, c- Ideal,
l'arte» are »torn g ire in Mill City t.
II n< xt summer.
Slush and ice came down the ri«er,
collected in the log pond to the dei It
<>( two fc-1. It corgi ai«-d and tiny h»<‘
to »aw a channel to drt .c iog« through
Mr Devenham, who has lived in Mil
City for a quarter of a century, fcl
heir to a big farm in Michigan, il<
his wife and married daughter, Mr-
Tracy Tuntiicliffe, have gun« there
After a short tim« Tracy resigned st
«o.'iductur on ths- Hammond rva-i a ■'
)• ft to go there.
Mrs Drier haa returned to her hum«
In <iut«s where an® was born and
rearad.
Manager
Inventions never cease.
bhnw, Supt Ohrn, ar.J Auditor Holt h»«i
Ixixmg put in four ) u*h rar wheel«, put
them in pine® uf tlu- w h<-«-le on llo i
automobile, and now they ride up m > ,
down the railroad attetding to buiinc «» ,
at any time uf -lay There » no tut
tsbl- ut the front atul it luokX odd to
»<•«■ the auto coir Ing buckwnrda <l< wn
the truck.
Noth® is hereby given that the ur>
Ml.-a Je»»ie llarnef came up from tin-
atate office to apend < hrtrtmaa athorr *. -Jen-igwd administrator of the estate
of Matt I xtberger, dverased. was e-n
Judge Kelly'® good natured luokinn
December 7. 11414. duly licensed to sell
phi* wan seen in Mill < itv recently.
the following r--al property loqrit:
He WM with the finer jury. Ih< jury
Beguili ng at a point 29.'it’» chains
Were all intelligent looking body "f
north from the aouthi-asl corner of the
men.
Donation I and Claim of Nathaniel
Mi l City an«l Cati-a know how t<> »>« t < rank and .-usannnh Crank, his wife,
on th«- ma,». Mill City i» th«- hub of i emg ' olificati-m No
and Claim
the merry ir-i-routid nr.«l GaU-f if th-- No. in and 5| in Township 10. South
I and wagon.
Itai > <■ I ami 2 Writ of the Willamette
Are y«»u playdug the ‘*gU«i gam- !” | Meridian. Oregon. and running thence
Have you r> n-l the book caliwl l olly w- t ;*o 45 chains; Hence »ooth V '.It
An
It ■ i.ghl U> I «- in «-vers »• h<
hsiim; tli.-ncc east 20.45 chains to the
I brnrv. ai d a «• py in each bun.«- wlieie s«t boundary line of Raid Claim;
children are reared. Polly Anna won thence north along the east boundary
a half grown girl that alwaya found line of -aid claim 9.78 chains to the
t-on.ething to I «- g’ad alxiut. Si ■ t all«! place of beginning, containing 20 acre«
it th«- ‘‘game”- the glad game. St - more or lees all lying and being in Linn
wua glad when the aun ahone for vi.- County, state of tirrgon.
rioua retMu-na; ah« waa gln-l when it
That in pursuance of said order of
rain.-d becaui«' it made the fi-.w- ta «ale the undersigned will on Saturday,
blu im and the graaf to grow. When the 16th day of January, 1915 at I
t ic automol ile «truck her th«- wa« o’clock in the afternoon, on said
pir ily». I for a t4»ne. Iler aunt a- I preottaca. proceed to sell the name at
th«- lector did not tell her that her public auction to the highest bidder for
«pine wa* hurt for avme time. After cash.
a while the reeov« re«i enough to reali*«-
First publication Decemlu-r 17, 1914.
»he v.a« bu-t. >he »aid. “So its hurt last January 14, 19)5.
I am, and not aick. Well, I am glad <-f
I: SHELTON, Administrator.
that.’’ Afl--r a time ah.- realized that C. C. Bryant, Attorney.
»he could not move h« r feet and th igld
her leg» were broken. She »aid. I'm
glad that It if my leg* are broken, they
can be mended." "I am glatl it ian't
»mallpux. 1 hat would tie wurae than
freckton." "I am glatl lhatiti*'nt
whooping cough. I have had that aral
Notice i. hereby given that the final
it’» horrid." "I am glad It ia not ap
nccounl of H 1 Darby, aa administrator
pendieitia nor m«-a»le», ’eauac I've had
<>f the estate of Daisy D Darby, de
them, ihcy're catching the measlea,
ceased, has been filed in the Connty
I mean. I've been thinking of many
Court of Linn County, State of Oregon.
thing* to be glad about aince I have
mJ thst th-- 1Mb day <>f Januarv, V-l...
item lying here and looking up at that
at the hour of 10 :00 o’clock a m ha.
rainlmw." Flay th«- glad game, If
I>een duly appointed by such Court for
aomewne lie* about you, give him the
the hearing t.f objections to such final
glad hand and tel! him you are glad ho
account and the settlement thereof, at
dul not tell the truth about you
Ir-
which time any person inte-eated in
vite friend» in and feaxt them i-n »par.-
! uch estate may appear anti file objec
riba ard kamok 1«-a. Pay "y e printrra"
tion. thereto in writing and contest the
on back »ut aeription and make them
same.
glad. They will «-at their New Year's
Dated thin 17th day of Ih-cember.
thn ken in great glee. Of courae edi
1914.
tor* cannot afford turkey unlr ta invited
II. I.‘ DAI:BY, Adminiatrator.
out. Play the game and make the ».
H. Heltael, Attorney fur ¡.alate.
world better.
Holomon coneludtd it wa» not bent to
chamberIsln's I Inimcnt
come back to Mill City »nd Went to
If you ar<- «-vi-r troubled with aches,
Hritiah Columbia.
paina or formers of the muack», you
Prof Aaa Hirnua and M im Grey arr
will appreciate the goo«i qualities of
having a fine »chool al Gate*, Ata
< hsmbrrlain’a Liniment, Many suffer-
viaitrd "ye »crib«” recently »ml wr
era from rheumatism and sciatica have
played the glad game.
nil it with the beat results. it to
Mr and Mr» r d Woife of Gate» have l-ccially valuable for lumbago and lame
moved to Portland.
back. For sale by all dealers.
J KGEDDBS
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Fanners Union
Conies Back
Scio,Oregon. Pec. 28 1914.
In answer to the Scio Tribune
article of Pec. 3, 1914 entitled
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A Gross Misrepedtentstion,"
we thir.k that the Scio Tribune
is ratl-er misinformed about The
Farmcar Union.
The Union is attending to its
Dr. M. L Morris
Eye Specialist from Ix*L»anon
will tie in Scio on the 2nd and 4th
Monday of each month,
See him about your eye»,
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faction guaranteed.
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
WILL COMMENCE
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As usual there will I n » swovpinif reductions throughout the
entire store. You will he aide to piircha>e new, schsoii -
iible lnerelumdise nt reduced prices.
Ixmgcloth, 10 yard bolts, regular
$1.50, clearance price
98c
Book fold Indian Head. 36 in. reg.
121c, clearance price
9c
Per.ale. 36 in. wide, reg 15c. clear
ance pri*e
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Ginghams, all colors. r< g 12* •. cl. ar-
a» ce price
9c
Huck towels reg 25c. clearance
17c
Linen towels rejr 35c, clearance
19c
Apron gingham reg -
c nan« .'
6c
Hope muslin reg 10c, clearance
"*c
Pillow tubing reg 22c and
clear
ance price . ...
19c
Bleached sheeting 9-4 reg ’L’lc,
clearance price.......................... 26c
Rhachcd sheeting 10 I r« g 35c,
i'- aranev pri -.
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Charmfiuae »ilk reg $1.50 and $2.00.
cion rance price
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Fancy silk« r g 85c to $1.00, clear
ance price
Childrens shoes, sizes .% to 8, reg
.-.’ I'D, a’
Childrens sho«’». sizes 6» to 11, reg
$2.25, at ......................... ...
Indies sho-s, tan. suede and pat
ent, reg $4.50, at
Ladies shoes, patent, kid and gun
metal, reg >3.50, at
.Mt n shoes, tan, gun metal and
ki<i. rag $«5.oo, at
Mens »ho- s, tan. gun metal and
kill, reg $4.00, at .................
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BUTTER WRAPPERS
Th. state law r.-quir. t’ it - lair»
’-H-I for sd.- at a dealer«, must be enclosed in »
paper wrap|-«r on whirh ia pr.ntcj the nu-.-ib.-i < f out -<•» of butter, full weight and by whom
male
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Wr art- equipped to print th- - wrapf -m to -on.ply with the alate law arid at prices you cannot
afford to ignore, and when u —I they make a v. -y neat and attractive package.
IMPORTANT EVENTS
AT
OHI RffllCIILTIJIlSl COLlfGf
*IMIR SHORT COt RM J a N 4 JO
Agrkulturc, Imlud g A-f-. u-mv
a
nal H «bandry Dairv leg H u
culture. Peuhry Huvt»nJry. It «r. t*.
Plant anJ Animal Divri-e-, t.iearn
erv Ma-'.irvment. Marlrimg. etc.
Home l.ionomkf, m I
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Inf Hou - N, »sing. Nani! •-
Sew
Ing (>re*»maklnt and Millinery.
. Commerce. iiKl .jiHg H um e-- Mau
afement. Hural f
mn- It . r-»
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f l.irmA.,1 ril
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Shopw ork and W-widbuildmr.
FARMERS WI.Ek FEBRUARY 1-4
A general «te-irii-g fi.-u«« -r-« on of
tlx day« for the exchange -I dynamic
Ue.is on Hie m«>«t pressing | rol-irms
ot the r m»«
I e>lutes bv leading
futnrw “ rs State conlftei es
EXTENSION SERVICE
Otter- lectures, movable «chneto, tn-
etitiiie» and numerous«orrespondeme
courses on request.
MUSIC: Piann string. Hand. Vnke
No tuition. Reduced mes on al! rail
road- I or further intom.i ton address.
The Oregoa Agricalmrai Collage.
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./ restaurant of hi*h class with moderate
prices in connection ■
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RATES:
II ifh Huth, $1 -~0 up
With Hath Krivileics, $100 up
MNtVAIXl* oUiKMW
You can’t buy your chicken
and other accessories and have a
Sunday dinner for 35 cents.
Rest each Sunday and get your
dinner at the Scio Hotel.
Just remember tnat the News
office sells typewriter ribbons
and carbon |>a|>er chca per than
anyone else in Linn co unty.
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All parties owing the Scio
Telephone Co. rt»r assess
will please call a t the Secretary’
«iftice and acuity.
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