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Everybody around her«* un- rush
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Confectionery, Soft Drinks
Cigars, I obacco, Etc.
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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»
I
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
W
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.,
|l0
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»
Every teal y Cordially Inveted
a
United
Lewt
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nial *i^it«-«| t>) ihv i•<•**»!
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(beiruiirr «i »
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Uli« oiim Iit
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tivll rlgh’M’ MH
r* York Anteil
• an
Alt»« iba Aa»ay.
“I uih I. i . He uh » »oí -ewral nun
dr.«1 w«l«lm.
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■We ,|l<1 Al i.l I lle-ugllt Id nare
lo tille i. —I fe «I- ;»»H «.mu hut aller
•nina ,«v. tt,
t.m ..
»i-ly «turad
eni lu u I. i reí lli lite o llar
leiul»
< lile < «Hirl. i .l.oimal
The Only Che nee.
•Hurry George n» we w
to the
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i (»•»n* i«o
"Oh.
tore li
Ye«
•ee What the Olin , Women are wen»
Eirhange
Pa’» 0»An,t>aw
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