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’ITi»* old Pie Eatvt iii'* c»»tne
to life again end ir as hnppt
a« it .¡line bug. ¡ In* old far ii
is nicely lloating alnng like
a ’eai on it sttmni over ed­
dies and r’-tlb'S. with futtir»-
prospects
never
brighter,
good health,
good crops
plenty to eat and nothing to
wear.
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Last rvpiirts from I’nclv
Geo Bilyeu and wit»» vim ale
at Breitriiblish hot Springs,
is that they are enjoying the
blessing of health ami their
lovely outing
along with
»ot.H* 4»4> more sick pe»»ple
who all seem to be improv­
ing in health.
Hay making and hauling
in is now the order of tin*
»lav as the weather is ideal
for work, and harvesting is
moving into line with pio—
pccts for a bountiful yield,
making evervbialv Imppv to
know that giuh will b» p|*ii-
tiful.
Mr« Clara Grillin wlm has
been ailing for a long time
is now ott the mend ami i*
able to be up part of the
time.
List 77 imw has a Sundav
school
organ ¡/••«I.
whieli
meets each Sunday at 2 p m.
Mis Newton Grabtree wlm
has been ill for s»nne three
months with swollen glands
of the throat ami n»‘ek is
still in a critical condition
and suffer* quite a lot of
pain. The doctors differ as
to tin* nature of the com­
plaint, hut none seem to
give her anv relief.
Autos are v» rv numerous
of late and go by every day,
head ami tail up, snuffing
»moke out behind.
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There Las Ix-v-n a little disturt-
ar.ee among the jwople over the
Canuila tl.istlr qut-Mion us order»
have been issued by the Court,
ordering them all cut at once,
which I» working quite a hard-
ship on some n:¡ there are hun-
¡reds of acre» along Crabtree
creek.
Beauty More than Shin t»eep
Ohtamaldr everywhere.
LACOMB NEWS ITEiS
Geo McLeod at I fatniiv art enjoying
a viait with hi» »¡»ter, Mrs Ashbaugh,
of lienver. Colo, who arrived here Sat
unlay.
There may be lota of unemployed in
some part» of the country but then
were n<>ne around here last weak. Ev­
erybody ia aa bu»y a» the old euw'i
tale.
The contractor»
began work la»!
Wrck on the new school house to be
built al I-»comb thia summer
It will
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Through special arrangement with the publishers we arc
enabled to make our trit nd< and subscribers the fol low -
ing generous ofler:
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contain three nx>ma. on« room lu-ing
built jointly bv th- Green Mountain
and Lacunib district» for High School
FOR A LIMITED TIME
purposes.
We offer the above combination of standard literature for
A Eugene man waa in thia vicinity
last week arranging to harvest a large
quantity of the evergreen blackberries
which grow in such profusion in certain
localitlr*.
He
expicU
to employ
twenty five pickers.
Mrs <’ E N> an vi»iied la»t week
with her daughters at May ton ami
Crabtree
Fem Ridge 1« getting to be a clover
country.
Nearly every farm has a
clover field or two and for quality and
quantiny it cant be tieat anywhere.
Lacomb Local No l'l.'t. I I A C I) of
A ¡net Saturday night and initiated a
claaa of four in the mysteries and
teachings of their order.
This offer is open to New or Old
Subscribers alike
If vou Arc nt Present a Subscriber to Anv <>t the Above
Publications, Your Subscription Will Be Extruded
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The ladies of the Union will give an
lee cream Social on the evening of Aug­
ust 14. Everybody cordially invited.
N’earlv every week a but of merchan­
dise is ordered by the Union.
Some­
times only a few dollar* worth of mi»-
cellar eoua articles; but We have learned
that it is not necessary to have a real
large order to make a substantial sav­
ing. That is really keeping money at
home.
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Tha question of a new hall is now l»< ■
■ng agitated aid we are in hope» that
before the end of the year we wit have
a home of our own in which to meet.
Orcgonliic We wpor t
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BEST FOK OKEGONIANS
9. M JOUI, Districi Mgr. Confiilrs, Oregon
Lvrnan Smail was up home
Broad Or mmad Hats.
Sundav with a load of hi»
Toward t1 • enJ of the thirteenth
lady friends. II«* has a job
century big breed brimmed lists
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on the railroad.
were L »hc.ble in Austria. They
I now have plenty of fine
were of »itch liupc dt.ncnaions that
Himalaya berrie» are
Loganberries
for s«ie. 15 cent»
a
face
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one
of
them
could
not
at theSantiam Farm and the
be
rci'»gnized.
A
poem
written
by
on
the
bushes,
or 25 cent» per
Pie Eater think* they are
Johan: cs Hibllauh expreues di.-pist gallon delivered in Scio.
Nuperior to any other. I can with the at’ 1c and the hope that the
S W Gaine».
highly recommend them to ha’« might be eonai;med to the
anyone wishing bet Tics, at Dnnub “»■» that the pn tty faces of
our women might‘once more be­
15c per gal. until Ort. 31.
Stat» nt nhlo. City ot Toledo. I
come v ixible.”—Fxehsnge.
Lucas CkMiniv.
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The Farmers Educational
Frank J Chensy m»v»» oatti th»i
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senfc.r partner of the flrm of F J Cli»r«>
Me Thouiht Then High«
<'»» operative I’niun ia pro­
A Co.. 4<rin( hu»ln.»» In the «'Uy of Ta­
“W’ re 1« A -»»r I. -Il school ?" lado. County and Slate Kfor-MM. »mi
gressing nicely with new
IhM »«Id flrm wilt par tlw sum • r r-NIt
ask im | the «tranc-T in town.
lll'NONKI» OOl.I.AItH for oe l> «ml ev­
members adding their names
•‘Which o;
th" pompons ery cae» of Cs’srrh that eann t be « u> I
by the use of HAM.H CAT IKRII CVttK.
ami helping to roll the big looking ••Hr 'i addressed.
PRINK J CHKNI Y
to before me and sobe rltx-,1 n
“Why. h ire yon more than one mv Sworn
wheel steadily along, It is pull-
i>r.-eence. I hie uh day of le-ml-r.
a r> im .
ing the farmers out of the mire high school ?“
iScall
A W at.FAROV
“(Hi, ye»; «» ham two school*,
Notary Public
and the clay and they are now
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter-, ilpr
each three atone high.*—Youacra and arta dim tlv upon th" blood and mo.
busy making out orders for the Statesman.
roti» •■irfnica of the system Send for
leeOmontnl- tr-e
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winters supply of g»»ods and ltr<>-
F J I'HFNFT A CO TnUdo. O
F « 1 bv all t»r'-rrl-t«
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ceries to be sent direct to the
Teh» Hall's Family >*1u» »••( co os'I ya flea.
tlenctltcd Bv Chamberlen»'» Liniment
manufacturers, which will no
"Last winter I used »'hamberlain'n
doubt aggregate some $2.000 and
We make a specialty
will make a saving of about $500. liniment for rheumatic pain», »tilfneaa
ami Borene«» of the knees and can con- i
Friendship,
Engagement anil
David Horseburgh has his new •ctentiously aay that I no ver used any- j
W*dding
rings
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stock bern about completed and
Son.
Jewelers
and Engravers.
ward «'raft, Elba. N Y.
Obtainable'
is fillin;. it with hay.
everywhere.
Albany.
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TO READERS OF
Wm Green and two sons called
on the Pio Eater Lira social chat
Sunday afternoon after attend­
ing Sunday school.
A beaut.ful woman aiway» han gi«*'.
■tige»Uun. If your du:***tion 1« faulty
t’h»mt'"-.»ir>'» tabbt» will du you good.
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SPECIAL OFFER
Mrs Effie Hart of Portland
came tip last week on busfnen
it Leba non and for a visit with
ber »ist< r Mi Jessie Bilyeu.
Dave Bilyeu returned horn*
Saturday from Lebanon where
he has a contract for hauling
wood, Dave is a rustler.
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Mrs L ¿ zip Crabtree anti Mrs
John W si-ly of Scio came out to
Mr and Mrs Clarence Love­ the Farm Saturday after berries.
PIE EATER.
joy arc with us an<l seem to
bo enjoying life immensely.
Mis Kebecca Morris vim
recently moved over from
Albany to mag»* her home in
Scio, is among the best peo­
ple in town. She is n j»v vis­
iting with her »istor, Mrs S
W Gain«*».
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Oregon's
Popular
Beach
Resort
An ¡deal outdour retreat. Hunting. Ashing, boating, surf­
bathing. etc.
Interesting visiting point» in the neighbor­
hood. » onvenient camping ground, electric light, pure water
Low SeassB and Wect-Eni Rmd Trip Eicarsioa Fires
Two Daily Trains from Albany'
Aak fur illustrated folder'"Newport" giving list of hotels,
rates, etc.
A Viait to (he
nt .«an F rancKcò and San Diego ia an event of
a hfe-timr and one you cannot afford tu misa
Special Fares in July
lo San Francisco, 1 am Angeles and San Divgo on certain dates
Low Hound Trip Fares Daily
with »top-oyera in either direction
Four I Inc Traina Daily In liavti Dirrctkni
Stop-Overs at ExjHisition»
All ticket* to the East via California permit ttop-overa at
San Franeuwo and l.oa Ange lee to »«e the Lxpneitiuna
Aak neareat Agent for '•California and ita Two World Eipoaitioria" and
"Way Side XtHea Shaeta Route."
SOUTHERN .PACIFIC
Joi.li M. Scott, General Passenger Agent,
Portimi ♦ , Oregon