Railroad Time Table
Nat True to L'fe.
The *.>n of a nun who had l**n
• grc.it philanthropist welcomed a
A»vi»al and Departure at Passenger 1 visitor to hit office. The talk turn
Trama
ed on the career of the father of
the young man.
Woodburn-Springfield Rrwnch
"It «aa a great blow to every
WE'T SCiO
North ......................................... ?.Ms m body—my father'« death,** lamented
the youth. "By the wav, here's the
SouUi ................. .......... .............5.31 p m
Ina’ p rtreit painted of him.”
Corvslha 4 Eastern
He iml the visitor to where hung
»INKERS
-»n th • wall a large portrait of the
•'•ml philanthropist, depicting him
Albany........................................ |3:I0 v m
Mill City.................................... |V95 a m <ta »1 ending erect with hi» right
md in I « pocket
{Daily racept Sunday.
”.\ fine piece of work,” said ths
r-itur grimly, "but it'« n >t true te
if
\ I hx I v pier
your father
C. BRYANT
nth Is! nd »n h's o'vn poeknt.”««
i’mul.ir M*; utliue
ATTORNEY AT LAW
2«H 2 New First Sational Bank I’ddg.
OREGON
ALBANY
MIJNKERS STAGE
Roe Shelton, Prop
Phono <5-515
Stage meets all Munkera trains,
leaving Scio Hotel at S:<|5 a m
and 2:10 p m
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A. F.. Randall,
Vice I‘tea.
W. A. Ewing,
President
E D. Myers, Cashier
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Does a gen« r»l banking business,
receives money subject to cheea. pays
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interest on
time
deposits, and is
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rt-gulurly
inspected by state bank
examiners.
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DR. T. K. SANDERSON
D l NTJST
27-7
Telephon«:
SCIO
R. SHELTON
A. G. BRILL, M. D.
Surgeon
Telephone, Exchange No. II
►CIO
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IIA, Proprietor
•e (’I't nin, Tobacco J
Cigars
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s a Specialty
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OREGON
Best typewriter carbon paper
made, two sheets for 5c at the
News office.
Us d th» Faun an Fats.
A man i-ainc before the great b«s
«towcr mid plnuli'd that tie might
have a flower for hi« own
Hi» re
quest »ii‘ granted. Ihn by day he
•at and watched it tenderly, glory
ing in it» development He dream
ed of nothing i-l«e. He worshiped it
Then it died, lie had forgotten
to water it
And the man rnr«rd a blind and
prejudiced fate. -Westminster Ga
vel tt
A Slid»»*» Pour Wtbs.
Two tboiHind lime hundred silk
norm» arc required t > produce one
pound of silk, but it take-
<10
«piikrn to p rm In e one pound of
web.
Spider« have four p-p« for spin
ning their threads, m li p ip bavin"
1.000 hole«, nnil the tme web itself
i« the union of 1,000 lltrryd«. No
Spider »pm» more than four web«,
and alien the fourth i« «le«froye<i
th*y ••■ote on the Wein of ollu'ra.-—
I’itt»hiirgh l>i-patcli.
How Narway Osals With Olvor««,
It la easier to obtain n divorce ia
Norway than in any.other Enropi-un
country. If a married couple want
to part, Norwegian law grants a di
rune without inquiring into ths
reason, but as security that the step
has been well thought over it pr<
vidi-s that n year of a«qianition must
intervene between the application
and the granting of the divorc*.
The huslamd and wik h.uc first
to upply to n magistrate. Ik aends
them to the conciliation board, and
if tin» body cannot reconcile them
they arc granted a ae|mration order
At the eiiu >f a year the uimintry
of jnstne is euiiipclleil to make the
divorce lilial it asked to do so by
Glass N««d«d a 8poon.
Sb« was |>ouriug boiling wntet
into a tine thin glass tumbler, when
crack, cruik, and the cry-lal vv»-ol
was in a condition tilting it only for
the ash pile.
"Isn't that just too Lad that I
broke tlmt gla-s? It spoils the set,”
wa» her plaintive comment.
“My dear girl,” aaid the who call
er, “whenever you And it n« «»»ary
to put any very hot liquid in a deli
cate gla'» or china veaMl, if you
will put the spoon in Aral such an
accident a» you have had will be
quite impossible.'’—Exchange.
CsuMia Whisti»«.
Moot VChi-tii-r snectlotse have tM
tnvvttnWe caustic note One day an
C««ollne Cvsparetas Rspidly
glisiiatl »tuilrnl win «rnoklns » t’ll’»
One |‘i-.f of xa-olltie left In an tin
• l»en V.'hl»l!er enter«! the academy
«nvi iwl H.i»'ti In a mor« al a normal or “You abortii! tw very careful," hr oh
»re- ice temj.-r-itiire will entirely ae• ««I "Yaw kn<i«r von nilchi art In
eraiHtrnfe «vltf.l . twenty four hour» tcr»--tiil In your work am! 1st your
V« vve-'ln« i'»|ew 1« den«er than the oil«- in> nut" Then there was a
»urmun'ini air mile-« dl«tiirtie>l by .<«Tii-h »tiidi nt who « iicci »»I«1 tn get
vine air «mrrmta it« prreeme in the tlna Whistler I«» esumine hl« «Srtchrs
ronin mny tie dele t«d for many hours one ot which was an old |H-»«ntit worn
One pint of g'teollne »Hi make '2<XJ ru an whi«»r rare w#« lilninlnati«! Iiy a
ble f.-et of e»|ilwire mixture and this hngr ramtie
lie evnmlned all th»
’tdvure 1« -eien Huie« more |w«ve:ft|l •k.-t. he» carefully «ml then remar*«!
titan g’iu|«»v d-r I'of ular M«. h?t>l' •
“How I «"I «I tt f ii 11 v voo'Ve fwilntn! th»
rendi»' Gleni n-nrnlng. X»nt>enien.~
Th« Sts Greyhound.
His Clos» Call.
“I hnd a narrow eM-ape yenterday
The waters aleinl Iceland abound
mmn "
with fish. Of '’tie of those inliabi
anta ««( the water, rallcil the d««g- ■ “lli.w s thntr
•Four of ti« ate fniv-h together am!
’«h, a writer <•# the subject has
We want to tell those in Scio suffer ’bis to any: "lie is s long, cruel »sch of us Itialated on pnylug the
ing from stomach or bowel trouble that oivkiti" fellow and is the one Imh “hr< k ~
Welir
we are agents fur the simple mixture
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ti dr«-.ul. lie i« the »ea
'For a nilnuts nr two It Innk.ul »■
of bui k thorn bark, glycerine etc, greyl.oiiml without legs, and no by*
rhnnah I had overt’.me rhe thing and
known a» Adler i-ka. the remedy which -i . i* in or cr.tflv.
11 « two ryes 'he irtm-r« wrrr going to let me do IL'
bi canv famous by curing ap|>endiciti». • I ’ .- like light i-mentlda.
In ths - Détruit Erre l’r««
This is th> most thorough bowel cleans
enter of is buck is a bony pro-
Foreign Frsnch.
er known ami JU-T ONE DOSE re
H'b i’ i, sliirp us a razor and
•(.earn to «fw*uk Fn-m-h
Th«-»
lieves «our stomach, gas on the stom
.p-d like a n-ajH-r » «n kl>. -*nd
Ihlnr» won’t cost so much In r»rla "
ach ami constipation almost IMMEDI-
ns month, like hi« couaiii'a, the
•Oti ymi ren't make em thin* ym,
A i EI Y. Yim will be surprised at the •nark, is lietn-ulh Ins body,”
»re s Frenchman "
QU1< K action of Adler-i-ka. -£. C.
"Nn bat oottit-rlme« vna run nil'll»
J’eery .
He W«s Na Flattersr.
• m think r«m »re a ni»««l»n or a Wtain
The roll of "things that might lard" Wa«tllncton llernld
hare brill «aid differently” baa been i
By th» Card.
When renewing your subscrip «w«-lh»l, »«Tonling to Rev h. J
ll.irilv's **ll««w to k- Happy Though ' fltlilw I anv uM .-h ip what 1« mean«
tion to The News don’t forget to Civil," by a curnte in England who, ny rhe et|i»ei«l«Hi "to «pea* h» ”h»
remind us of the big magazine •n the o< i union of hi« marriage, re- , •erst?" DIM«« nh one d<»-« that when
»ee evclnluis "The dem-e!“ New Tots
-ein-il a Imndaome present from tia
offer.
1 elegnim
pnrkhioni'ni.
Ik br/in n «perch of thanks in
Orly Bafs Way
Any one in Scio who has wash tin» w.c "I v. 11 n-’t ••all you Indira
f’rlffr« Can *ww Itis-p a ««-rM free
tl, fur I kuuw you tot, | nmr wife? Iti-b---« No! iinleiy I heei
ing to do will please see Mrs at 1 :
■«ret the fa«-| that I ha vs uuo - Dva
• vb fur tluk"
K J Compton.
19-if
tot 1rans>rlpL
LOCAL DBDMIST SAYS:
“MS ONLY BNE DOSE"
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OREGON
TTiarlin
Ad ion
Vl'itlli'.ut
¿{REPEATING RIFLE
You can buy no better
for target work and all
small game up to
200 yards.
change i-i
nieiiianran it
handles .2 2 short,
long ov L .ig i 'fle cartridge*
perk. tly.
I lie deep Ballafd
rifling devrLif« maximum jiower and
accuracy and ad<!s years to the Me of rifles.
N.. 20 ,J. w«k
U— Irek IV w
51 A m SI I MX
N« r»n»^
19.25.
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The Poor Little 0 «I I” the Store.
Time m «» «alil I.in in.lii 'that I’ve
pmr lien > lu«- lu the «tory when «lie H nt
. hul |o n |Mirt> «of «ut her one piew
old ntill- dt.-«'< and wrwv that It «»»
>td and It wit« worn and shabby lull
«he hl nut a tuck or two. cli-oiuvl It
ai.ii pre .«cd It and put on a new boiv
mid In tlmt |e»ir dr«-«« thus refurtilsh
■«! «lie waa Hie lielle uf the hall
Itul the |i.«>r irlrl i-mililn't do that
Real Estate
Notary Public
<i >« No. no In the«e dave «h«- would
d'Hpii have t«> I* In the fnstiluu and
Administrator of Estates
everyl««dy non dur«. rich and i»mr
«. . tn« to lelie g, d cbthr- too cood
>MUia Negotiated. Abstract»
a« well no In the «tile I dont kltow
Obtained and Examined
li-.w Ibey d<> II but the« do Oh my
no Tt « i«ior irtri couldn't wear that
lint I kite to reid
SCK...................................................... OIUCCON >1.1 dr,—« now
alto i her In the «tory "—New Yurt
Nun.
Physician
CX )R .X KR $
OREGON
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Th« 8***hnn«n
Religion | iv s very important
(.art m Im'iin village life, but it is
in the holidays and the rites con-
nccleil with them that religion as-
art« it«< ‘f mod conspicuously. It
is then tlmt the Br.ihtmin comes to
the front
The Brahman« arc the
pric-ts. the “bhusura“ (lords of the
’nrtli)
Thev take (he lead in all
rtirnl life alrudulclv and completely
In town« their ascendancy may tie
li-ptited, but in the Muftissil they
«till reign «tiprrnie
In fact, in
some nf the more primitive and mt
if the w.iv village« the Brahmans
are actually objects of worship
Nothing can go <>n without them,
neither birth», rinrruige«. deaths
nor fca«ts, and s« a natural con*c-
, ■ ' e ' ••• .ire many feasts —
Empire Review.
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Not a W’»s Choice.
A suliirv mile who changes his
li"i-cr- when he gets home and
go.-« into the garden (<• work one
lflerno.01 placed hl» |MM-kctbook in
In« working punts tieeiiiiae he ei-
pc ted to pity a bill While he slept
lliftt night hi» house caught (ire
lie i|iie»tmneo for i moment uheth-
*i lie should pill on Ins good t rotis-
•»r- or the one- holding the [Kx ket-
i»mk and i-lin-e the hitter, The l>et-
¡er iro i«er« were destroyed
Then
lie di- o' • r. d utiH * t in the [tucket-
!a»ok and new apparel cost in.—
New York rribtiii«
Peanuts ae The» Grew.
The p«'unut grows in the ground,
never alwve it. The flowers above
ground are »tenlc, but after the
flower withers a »talk from an inch
to two inchc« long shoots down into
the earth and forms the nut As to
the native country of the peanut
the op nion« of botanists are divid
ed between Africa and America.
It is evtrnyivrly cultivate«! in all
tripical and subtropical countries,
but «erins to thrive tmat in the
southern »lutes of the American
t'm-in
777ar/in firearms (à
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N- It...., Cren.
FOR Al l. KINDS OF
Fresh Meat, Mince Meat and Bologna
GO TO THE
Farmers
Meat
Market
Highest market price pai l for Fat Beef, sheep, lings, < tr.
Goods sold at the Lowwat Price conaUtt-nt with First ( sa
Quality. Cash Paid for Hidre.
I-’ It A N l<
Mi' DONALD
scio. o o l: <i o s