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A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent
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Everybody around her«* un- rush­
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Confectionery, Soft Drinks
Cigars, I obacco, Etc.
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YOU ARE .ALWAYS WELCOME
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Sired by the great Zombro, 211. one of I th«* great«*»! airea of
track horm-ri in the I tailed Staten.
Zomnort waa aired, aa above ataled by Zombro who ha» RM
cult» in the li»t of 2:30 to 2:<>41
The dam of Zomnort wmt
Norter by lh-1 Nori 2 0H; «coud d»n> Minnie K 2 Jhf made forty
Her aire «H» Billie (‘one. he by
year» ago.
dam by Flying Morgan
Zomnort baa had but four colt» which
Flying
day»
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Rena.
viz
year-
old 2:36 after 30 day» training; Salem Boy. two-vent old 2:23 and
at 3-year-old in 2:11*1.
None of them- dam» were standard l>n d
mart*»
Zomnort will make the
Term»;
m - h »<>n
at
the Scio
Fuir Ground»
Keith
ami
moved
family
to
Mr. ami
Frank
Mre.
have la-cn living
Rice,
Halw-y.
al
who
viaiting her parent.», Mr
Allmnv,
and
at
Mr.
Flatter.
While
have own» th«* Footer townmte.
i»
Mre.
J.
IL lluvi» and wife ami
Sjxirtsman
and
A
Mart«!
wife.
to
Portland Tuctalay to take in the roan
carnival.
B Spiawli.
G
ia viaiting
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Min» Nora Splawn of
Minn.,
A A. White, of St. Paul,
their diploma» laat »chool
For Saie A "Sure Hatch" in-
culiatnr; alm, a "Treaty’’ inculuktor. the home of Mr» 1. E.
I’.oth
machin«-« arc of
l50-«*gg thia city.
Kellinger of
capacity and in tir»t-clam condition.
Meagre Paul and Uoyd Hauser
brooder» to go with and fami lie» of Salem, are visiting
the machine«.. Prie«* for incubator, their »iater, Mr» I. E. Bellinger of
I haw, al*>.
brutaler,
lamp»,
etc.,
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See' thia city
Win. Brenner for imriicular»
Quite a numta-r
for Sale
the cititene
of
tiatk to the water lut
Su ml ay
Come and xee Zomnort and you will I»- p!ea««-d
PERRY MAUZEY, Owner
SCIO. OREGON
< if
cours»* they were only angling
J II Keeney and family went to
310 acre». MX
Albany <»ne day la»t w«-k. returning
B.MI acr«-«
mile» weal of |»*ÌMtn>>n.
Sunday -
in cultivation, balare»- oak grub
At a meeting of the public »chool
pasture land.
Fair h<>UM-nnd barn.
A valuable farm
giMal amali orchard, within one-half tioard lu’ Saturday evening, L K.
mile of railroad, on R. F D route Gell and Mis» O|>al Ruaarl were
The farm ha» gt»«l natural drainage choam an teacher» for
ami ia regarded a» one of the beat »«•h<H>l year.
125 with return privilege».
SCIO FAIR GROUNDS
Mr.
present
having purchued the general mer-
Prof. (*. D Malone will teach the chandi*c »lore of W H Davin
achiatl at ll<dl«*y the coming »cho-d
\\ S Swink ia <>n the tick hat
year
He ha*i aevvral pupil»
this wok
tiw eighth gritde and who re«-eiv«|
Melgan. 3rd
have la-cn Worked,
Liaterene 2:15. Doctor John R, two-year-old 2:30.
I» in a crii teal conti it ion at
l.et>an<>n High school, is visiting at
1060 |»>un<H
weigh
E heilh remain» quite ill and
M inh Lottie Penn. a teacher in the
Son of Zombro 2:11
Zmnnort ia n bev atnllion. atrip in hi* face.
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Sweet Home just recently, the »on
movtnl back I»» Holley
Zomnort No. 01091
ELECTRIC LIGHTED MINES.
farm» in that locality
All of the
cultivated land ha» been «e»-dcd to
For prie»- ami terni» write
clover.
or
th«- Coming
•I....... itr 6»r ! am (
imurl
At a maw meeting of the citizen»
Th«* Scio Tribune.
of Sweet Home, held Monday even­
Scio, lhe ing, it was voted to hold a celebra­
Whee« Modaro Methede Have Ortvwn
Owl the Safety Lamp.
tn wane vf U m - more prvgr.wq«e and
larger mlMo the uiluer'a lamp baa be
come a thing of U m - i-aak lu Ua aland
I tie liark pnwMgrx nod w«k ctuimla-r»
gre Illumina I
I», vl«trt<-tty.
The
minea are wterd aud llght«l with all
the luiurtoua cff.« Ilvem-na of the mod­
ern honte
lle«hl«-a making their un­
derground rmphnuietil lana npprmalva
to the mit» r» the Illuminai«*! min»
offre» ronald.-nitile advantage in the
way of better work and leva rtiawiire
to danger
With motor o!*veate«! coal cara, a lem-
phone ayatem and inMrumenta for the
dat«a-tlon of •»• danger the up to dato
mtn» la d«>cl«l-»lly a more pkmaurahle
place to work in i han of old In on I er
to make the lighting mon. thorough
the walla of the |H-rmanenl |Mi«Magru.
of the ofllcea. of the entri»« am! where
mnlea are ttard of the mule »tablea.
• re fre<im-nllt whltewaabwd
Only
Inorateti filament lamp« are <i«rA
Weather proof riinmelcd r.-fl.ctor« are
empio»«! for th«* dlotrllmtlou of tight.
The probh-ui <>f lighting lhe mln.-a.
howe’er, la dlttb'Ult. pr>-«entlug all lhe
condition» which the Illuminating «-a-
g1iie«-r look» upon with dlafgvttr low
black celling» Nack walla. du»t. amoko
and dampne«* Chicago Newa
•«••ball Slang Baatao.
Raaeball fan« »re alangy In their
baaeball talk
Their »lang 1« pl- tur
eaqne and finely ilearrtptlvr but for
roal nnadulteratril »lang mil miiat give
the tr»p»h<x>iera the palm
IJ«ten to
thl» from a well known gunner
-Ye» air. I toed the tiring line put
the Iron tn bit abotlMer drew a hum
rite
dinger from the bog and kill«! It
•«■■ind «atxer waa a laty boy lit Ina
straight »wa, hilt I went tn ■leep
• nd the pigeon nested In the graa<
The next mud file aallct to left quar
ter hut the o'd pea abtatfer «imply
km-ckrd the fuss off. The fourth dicky
bird wa* »mothered »• »««n »» It
hatched Then • cripple fluttered out
• nd dl««l
Next came • right wtmel
Ing »treaker and I pul«erl»ed It "
F»ir Warning.
farm.-r ■■iiitiivi’l l’at i° mow a
About on«- hundred dollar» wa» gjb- • mal) flehl of !,.■) ml on giving him a
new a. ytb«- luid hlm II wa» au< h a good
acriteti for the purptw.
one that h> need only pul th«- point of
Mr Carney and daughter, of It tn the ha, «nd II would cut by Itaelf.
Waahington, have liven hirc«l to I*at a»t off to hl» work, »nd about mid­
day when the farmer came to ace h"W
teach the High «chool the coming Pat waa getting on. he found him »It
ting tn ■ r-rmr of the Held with one
«<-hoo| year.
end of th«- M-ylhe In the bay Thl» *o
enrage«! the farm.-r th.it h«- w.-nt for
Pat »bn on .wing him Immediately
>hout«l
Keep heck kvr|i Im k
Ye don I
know th» minute »be • going to »tart."’
Klrbang.
tion in the
WANTED!
city
on
July 5 and 6.
ance
SCIO
FRIDAY. JUNE II
At I hr Weaely I lull
The proewdn are to la* uaed
for
for
the
(total M umc . a <»ond Time
and
purchmung equipment
Scio Ha*- Hal! Team.
(total Order RAMUreti
Numi arre, including Lunch, Si 00
Spectator» 25 cent»
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11. B. CHESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Horses, Mares and Mules
WILL BE IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES
Scio, Thursday, June 10.
Lebanon, Friday, June
Albany, Saturday, June I 2
ALBANY STABLFJi.
ALBANY. OREGON
For th«- purpow of buying Horae«. Mare» ami Mule».
Horae« mu»l tie from
5 to
10 year»
15 to 1« hand» high, heavy honed chunky kind, weigh 1100 to 1500 pounds; any rolor except
gray or spotted one#.
No light boned, thin or leggy horaee wanted
only the kind wanted, a» I come to buy. not to look.
Id year» oM
No gray» wanted.
Read thia w«-H and
light
bring
in
Mule« must lw fat. 15 to |6 hand» high; 5 to
We d<> our own in«pecting, and if «ou want tn «ell your «toek
bring them to and get the cash
CHAS. HOLLAND, Kansas
L'enfaat Fath.-i almi I» a “aefiul
rhral" tone ot voice I M Pen* That
mean» to »fwak gravely iMrimotith
Jack o' tan tarn
k bopelHM man I« di-«<-rted by him
«elf and h.- who de -rta hlrn«rlf la
•«ton d«irrted hr hl. friend»
Tantali»,og Ownarah,».
In a fren- b tlllagv a , Hiten had
upon hl« lami a jmrt of an old bU'Idlng
root h tnl ng two ter y bmutlfiil win
tfowa
Hr waa In detu and rmhur
r»«»«l and eagerly < I iwmx I with the of
far of a rk h arrhH«>iogt«t. who i«*ught
Attorney at law
th.-m Thermpmi the government II»
•pwtnr bearing of the tairgaln. ar-
rtved jn«i In time to atop the mamma
from dlalodvlna the window«
"Yon
ran not
be «aid to the vlllagnr Well
antlqnltlea my man”
li'it. e«<ellev»
cy I have uaed the monev am! paid
my ,-fvdttora" The villager waa tn
de«t>atr. bui the official wan uniomb
ed
That'» all rtgbt he «aid
The
money la aafe The window« are no
longer yo«»r«
Rut the buyer rent
mora a ateoe of them lie ran bow
Main St near Grant
ever, come with a camp etool and «It
PIMM» I n ».,.»gaa t M
down and lr«»k at bh protvrty a» moeb
Lebanon
...
Oregon M w »» ”
,
William G. Amos
DENTIST