6‘1„ FARM LOANS
Nolic*. W» hav** an un-
limitrd amount nf fund*
U> lend on farm ar-cuntv
at (I per rat'd prr annum.
I»«ng time ntan* deaired
No delay
BEWITCIED HIS HEARERS.
WK«a Jams* WM omb Riley Res.te*
One •« M>* Fesm*.
hi»
p«aih>riu •• mr.
during
»rare w t»<.. hr »«-«it atwmi the
country fraditm bl* |x«rma. Jaotea
Whilcutul« Iti
«an w Ith bla e vaa and
beard wllti hl» mr* what people
thought ««f him
Never any other mas
Steed nhrhi aft«-» eirbt »a lbw atage or
pl* t tor bi i>> ro> ei«e au» li »<>ild roar* of
applause for ibe »«-a«ting at portae
■nd f><r hliu»elf
REAM
He rtl«l ti>4 read hi* pvnu. be <twt
Butter fat ner lb
Albany. Ore
not Te.ll«- them rl-her
It* took bl*
t'hickena. hen* per lb
a* »4
«bole l»«d> Into hi* hand* •• It were,
spring
.16
•nd by hl» «Hard mastery >>f suggr*
• a ••
r< va ter*
*10
' due left uo Jsm-e Whitcomb Itller st
• a
Turkey«
.1»
«11 upon the «lag»
ln»t<-ad tbe au
a* ••
.4U77OXAEK
Geeae
dlenra **« atwl brartf «litlrtrf tbe
.12
• • ••
lBn>ni|«rt' e - ««median wlatw-d them
I lucks
14
• a as
to are and bear
Ito ketal a literally
Be*f
06
uumat. h«vl i»>«er over tb-m for not
• a •«
< IRKIXIN
Veal
I3| WATERI AM)
I <>u* taughtrr or f««r a »ual < ««pious leer*,
a.
r
t>
n
*.
i
i-a.-»
it*
tu«* and no «me »ho e«er «aw an etbIM
Hog*, live per hundred lb
10.75
• A
••
Ilog«, dre*ae<l
it* Sale date« ar rang»-« I for at The Sno tion of that power will forger II or
• a
••
forget him
Mutton
8 00
Tribune oftic»-. Scio. Ore
There he ai<»«l alone up«-«» ibe atage
a Mond «b»rtl«b wbim»i. •« man tn
evening «-loibe» a rtgtire with "a whole
I iot of style
and a Whole lot at Its
( own stile too! II- offered a defrren
ttal prefatory •»■uteme •>< ao then aud
denly fare a tut ggtiro abrred «ewmed
to merge «vmp'Hrl, lilt-« time«- nf •
person altogether •JlfT«Mr«-t»t from tbe
poet amt nut Mr llllr« hut a Hoosier
farm hand perilap*. or a rhln mile girl
a to* id before» you. dooe to tbe tlfo “
Then tbe Votae «ainr
<l««ne to Ibe
A friend juat back from Southern ('all
life.' too done to tbe last half audl
forma says:
‘The weathur waa fine, in
t«le t-reath at the rnd of busby chuckle
or wtatful aigh
There was no rtalbla
fact too warm for heavy cloth«-»
.Many
effort on tbe part <«f ibe magb-ian Tbe
were bathing at the beaches
Orange*
audience did not «train or worry for
were ripe in the valley*, while the moun
him a* amllen ee ao often do for th. re
who •.'entertain
them h*«auae bl*
tain* nearby were covered with an<«w ”
craft lay not it> • ontor-ton. but In a
With warm sunny weather it will not be
Clatnourlns euggrstion that held epee
tat
ora rapt and ma gm-It »rd
long before the bloaaoma on the true* will
Nal Goodwins .«plitl.-u« ««pop Ibe
be everywhere announcing spring i* here
pnxtu« tlnti of reall»U> pa time In ■ om
ed.i may l-e a . opted a* academic. Mr
Goodwin «aid
' I n.ed to re< It* *Good
Fake a vacation trip now where life is
by Jim until I bra rd HUey d<> It
Then I aahed the I .ord to forgive tn*
different; where climate surrounding* and
and nerer tried II again'" Booth Tar
amusements are out of the ordinary.
kington in I’ntiiey a Weekly
Wheat oer bushel
Data
"
Bran uer ton
Wheat rti"|i per ton
••
<>at chop
• a
Harley t’h<»p ”
Hour per sack
Eirira Irr <ii>z»-n
S 1.25
.45
28.00
48.00
33 00
, so oo
2 00
28
HHt KER &
3d 133 Ijron St.
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la
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FARM LOANS 61
H. C
ROLOFF
Blossom Time in the
Golden State
Spend a different February.
LIGHTING A CATHEDRAL
Fhree Trains Daily
Scenic Shasta Route
will take you there in comfort.
Aak the agent
;
JoAa M. *Mt. Gswsrsl *»■«■««■> A*s«l
Cwalsi«« O r—«"
S outhern P acific L ines
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Th# Kitehen Fleer.
A praetk-al way of dealing with the
kttrhew floor and at tbe aame tlaae
«•-onomlalng labor, la to rover II with a
plala. «lark rolond Imolrotn. awh as
red blue, green or black, ami to |*>iiah
IL A ahlay eurfaiw la raay to sweep
up end keep clean, and If polished oora
a w«-ek on the <«iher day« It need only
be run over with a mop If treated In
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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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Simple Yet gpweteoular Methad at ka.
laaao'a. In Petregrad.
In an artl« le In tbe Atlantic Monthly
dewrlbln* a midnight inaaa on Easier
eve in hi laaac'a cathedral I'etragrsd.
Warrington Dawaoa aaye:
"A sudden blare of Innumerable ran
die« hanging high overhead In great
chandelier* tote away tbe gl<mm and
told ue that Ibe raremouy was to be
gin
At tbe leaakiewakl Bobor one
match did what a «wit« b or button d-«ee
elaewhere eave that here the opera
tlon was ■■ ingenious and Initiative
aa could to* dev lewd In «trad of being
a ma bine ma le «otitrl* an- w «raftered
by million« over Ibe world
“A weird string, an en«l of which
bung down witblu easy rea. b from tbe
marto r pailng. rau from one wH to
another then from group to group
from chandelier to «baudeller onltl
■ II tbe t-andl«-« In tbe attw-dral were
connected The match »a« applied to
that string A spark spitting tiny flame
ra< rd up to tbe Oral candle and so
eped on Ita way. au rarueat busy little
lamplighter, quick a* tbe «nap of a
Huger, adroit ae a tm-nkey end a I moat
unfailing In Ita atici-ras
"Among tbe bundrvde I eaw It reach
I counted very frw wbl< b did not blare
at tbe touch and m««at of three flared
an inatant and «puttered «nil. alto wing
I bat tbr airing* Work at Iraat bod
been tlou* Tin- general etle< t. Indeed
•»* aa If ra<4> wick bad treen an elec
trk bulb, but tbr wlmlr. Instead of
lighting wbeu uur ewlt- li wa* turned,
depended upon a baud ewept ever aite
-«valve buttons ~
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Aw Eye to hualneaa.
Thia play la tbe worst ever. | ask
going to demai.tl my m<-ney hack "
'Walt until after tbe nett act. oM
Ban Ten years olapa* between acts I
and 2. and you can demand internet <m
yotlr money fur that length of time" —
B<«atr>n Transcript
Mean Thlngl
Maybell* i*ee tbr t«eeutlful ragat*
•sent ring Jack ga«e me last sight
Rated*- Gra< tooe’ Ha« that Juet got
around to you)
Chmoae Language.
The «Tllnewe language la r™ kneed to
he tbe moot unwieldy and inl/taet* IB
CODY WAS SCARED
On« Occasion When Buffato Bil
Wa» Shy on Courage.
TYING
A
MARRIAGE
KNOT.
A« a New Juetiee et the Pe*o* Ms H*d
to Pecferm the Ceremeng, bet M*
O«dn‘t Like the A*b Owe ef Hie Cleee
Celle ee a Pewy K«*ra*e Rider.
It Is dlfllrolt for this generatloa of
boyw. even tb«»ugb they he bora on the
“Graet larerkan deeert ' to bettor«
that liuttem Bill wg* ever aaytbiag
etiept Ibe star of a tent show, but *M
timer* know of hia pvrlmoa life of ear
Iler day* aa aa Indian Sibley arool
i ««verlatMl freight guard and p«my aa
1 praue rider
When the Keneae Pa-ISc railroad
waa building to tbe roeat It employed
WUI t ody to «upply tte roaetnwtio*
gang« with meat
One of the free teat
«but* of the plains, be won bls asm*
•nd hia epurw killing buffalo for the
builder* of tbe Iron trail*
Imrtrif Indian campaign* Cody raae
to be chief arout for tbe army sad le
41an adventures l«e«'am« a part of hia
dally routine Tbe fams of Buffalo Blit
epread through tbe army K obo doubt
-d tbe courage aad neo n u r e a of the
great erowt aod Indian hunter
Yet <w>e day this cmiraga wm aoraty
trtr«l 1*ber* was one time whew Rhf
fak> Rill admitted he waa acaned
'toner*I Km««ry In command at Fort
Mrl’herwm I nd n- »d the <v»ul>ty author
Itiee to make Buffalo Rill a Justice of
the peace
• Why general " protested the arout.
"I don t know any more about law
than a mule knows of singing "
Hut the appointment waa duly aad
lega'ly made and the new piatfre had
to aerv*
Illa flrat task was to perform a wad
«ling ceremony
A wedding wa* a
great event et M-Pberwon, and th»
whole fan reeolvad to ettawd
In vain hia wife and a lai er* tried to
■vwb Buffalo Rill
Nobody .vuild Sad
a copy of the marriage aeyvVe
The great day rente Tbe gueate aa
eembled
Cold sweat alood la bead«
-m tbe brow of tbe Indian flgbtor Hia
bauds trembled
Yet at fl ret the reramrmy moved
wli hour reproach
Tbe bride and
troom were -'OU nee led tn tho ro«v«n
■lotial manner until the close of th*
erwatnay when Hoffa1«« Rill startled
the coegrrgeth«u by announcing:
"Wb->ra God and Buffalo Bill hath
Mined together let no maa put aatia
d**r
la a tnaryi Ing Jnatkw he waa «otad
a great ew-vraa
Mef ..re the days nt tbe telegraph
news ira«aled toy the pony oapraaa.
nine dare from H l Joeeph tbe end of
the railroad, to Rarramento. t'el The
4l»lan«e »«or tbe short route was I !•**
mile«
Will t ody waa twice in tbe employ
•tf tbe pony at press aa one of tbe raiay
rklera tn (be weetern wtlilaraaae
It
waa during hie second engagement
that he aavad hia Ilf* by bls knack of
aiMMiilng straight and th tn king quickly
Will was riding from Had Butt*, on
the North Platte, to Throe Crowing«
>>o tbo Sweetwater, a distance of aev
■oiy ata ml lee when a etatto* boas one
day tn formed blm
There a signs of lajlna about. Billy
Hotter keep your eye peeled "
The young rider nodded comprohe*
ak«u aa be awuug Into th* aeddl* oa a
fr«wh |««ny and dashed <«ut of tha ata
Gon with hia mall aarka
Piatnemea ie«< usd early to keep their
•yes opma. Aa Will Cody rode toe ecaa
nod tbe country ahead of him with tiro
lew gaa*
Kvery rock and h*aamerk
taad bla a I ton Una.
It was a grim, wild country toe rode
through Groat cliff* overhung tola nar
row te.b and «larkaned th* way. rar
est« of black pine stood thick oa th*
pro« Ipltoue slope* nf th* Ro kle*
Hia keen eye raogbt atgbt of a alight
movement behind a large bowlder that
lav ahead of him
It needed *o more
than that to tell the pray atpraa* rider
at danger Riding at lop speed toward
tbe danger sone be mad* tola plan
t ody was a I moot upua tbe rack b*
fore he swerved bla bore* sharply and
daabe.1 off to one eMe
Two rifle ro-
porta ranie simultaneously, and from
behind tbe rwh «t-rane two unmount
ad lodtaLh
t
At tbe same time a aroro of Indiana
ob praise barat from the timber oa
the oppoatt* eMe of th* eallay aad
rad* toward him
Ahead lay a »arrow p**a iradtag to
•afety
Tbe race begaa
Duty ooo rider tbroataoed rhe eapvaaa
a chief and bis pony was fleetest
(Tow together tba tooraaa sped to
ward tha paw aad tba ladlaa «aa
gaining ateodlly -
t ody turned la bla aaddla.
The Indian chief toad lifted aa an*«
bla larger
Like a Baah Cody dr*« tola rvratear.
Reemingty b* grad wttboat alm. *•
qul«k
«aa th* actlra
FOOT RULES IN OUR ARMY.
Advto* Whieh May Be ef Value le the
Qe< ersi Rubila.
.Me better ad«h-e to tbe public can lie
git an In rafervuce to ili* cara uf llu-lr
fart iban lsenii«»ttol lit our Army Min
iai of Mllllary llygtoue. wbl-b. of
roura*. le m«t la general ctnulatlun
Tbe pointe |<ertl ularly vmpbaaia«-«l
Stay be paraptoroecd a« followe
Wear a shoe «tal* euougb and
•iralgtil enough on tbe tnuer margin to
give the tor« apa- « fur Ihrlr pru|«-r |»>-
attira
The tieat trvaimrut of bunton* will
ha fnuud In rrmuring the pressure over
the affected JuUR TUla can only bo
done by supplying a pro|*r|y flitcl
ato«>*
To rrllev* Ingrowing ualla they should
b* cut aquarely sen »»a and m-t reumi
ad M« rap* U m - nail tblu on the top and
Insert a pledget of roltvn under ibe
For corna use properly fltl<-d «hues
Remove corna or r*ltou»«<a only when
they aro a arare* of p*m aud Irrita
ttaiu
Have at leaal t««> I-Slre nf well titled
eb.-ea for craataut use and auioutb
•to. king* aa free from bu.es aud «laro
Inga •• puoalbl*.
After a k»ug walk «aah tbe feet.daat
with fo«at pow«ler and pul ou «-lean
stocking« and aboca, but do not *>>ak
tbe feel la cold "«let
Foot powde.- shaken into the *•« ka or
dnatad ever the feet will help provenl
bltatera
Woolen atix-klnge will ■l-.orb l-erapl
ration Tb>ee wh<> are on tbdr fret
very mm-b aliould benleu them by ap
plying font powder ami bathing the
feet frequently In -old water
Tbe rorre-tlot. «»f flat f«»>t may re
quire a long pen««) end « an t«e ai«le>i
by furnishing a broad and well «tun-ej
•boe. taking rare that tba foot Is
atrengtbenml bt proper earn Isos ami
not overload*!
I*o sot
uut.” but "elk a lib ibe
Inner marglua of tbr tre! paro Ile I *n
that tbe weight of tlie tasty will tie
throw» oa the outer or atrougit |siri of
tba foot. -Kaibleen Hille tn lesile a
RUSSIA’S GREAT CLOWN.
Ouesv Ma* s Biting Tangu*. and He
Oaarly Leved P.ga
Tbe famous Itusaiau clown, Anatole
I »lire», held tbat. whale* er your v» a
lion the only thing tltat btlnga you eu<
rrae la work. A< • ordlngly ba became
tbe moat Induelrtoua. aiKxcesful au«l
twloved clown In Ru««ia and probably
tbe rta'beei do«* In tbe world, too. for
when be died hr left a foiiuue of II.
onti.iag) gnd a code« tlun of trained aul
mala that brought tialb-re to bis b«>u»>
truo> all over tbe world
Burn of au an. lent end noble family
be waa a pupil of tbe rrn-wurd ■ a«lat
iorpa. hut before bla gradualloti be ran
• way and Joined a cln us
Rut be had Bo ambitlou to be an <>r
dlnary clown II* kepi lu i««urb with
polltf«* wltb evertlb.ng Itiat took pla< <
la llueala. ami applied 1» It bla wit
Roon be bw«sm» au uull>'eu««d ceBaor
of Ruaaian « Irty tn motley Evil be
rebuked by Jeat ami gib* Mo man wa«
la too high a pla-e fur hl» longue, and
furious ulll- utle <«u.e uruUglil about tala
•Illa Huasla loved blm too well for
that however and eoun lie was back
tn tba ring. To allow il«at be meant to
b* more dla< reel be ap|n-ni«-d »lib a
padiuck atla< bed to 1st* mouth
Ila wga a «e>y fam-ne annual trainer
Tba pig waa bla favorite pupU. ami II
la aatal lirai bla pig» i oil id do alluoet
everything that human Iwinga can du
•geept talk
A team uf ireined pigs drew hla>
about tbe atroeta. ami ao did be love
them that a pig* brad with a "I»’ to
tbe left waa tbe <levl«e u | m « u Iria —«I
He use-1 lo er.|*y lolling buw. when
be waa oa lour In Germany, »nr of lila
pigs ran away and cast* Anally to a
farm n<>t far from Her In Tbo farmer
wb«> waa a klml man gave Ibe ilred
looking bea«t fuod and «Irluk To til«
conaternatlon
the visitor solemnly
mounted an upturned i«arrvl. l«H«ke«l
gratefully at bla tn«at ami st'«>l uu Its
bead •• • token of a|>prerlatta>n -
Tout ba Companion.
A C«ant Empavar.
Maiiaalnu» tbe giant Horns a em.
peror. eoubl twist colt»« lulo rork-
arrew*. powder had rocks t«rtw«-vn
kla Angara ami «io other sw-mlngly Im
potwlble thing*
When angered be
often broke tlie Jaw at a horse <« the
skull of an nt with bla flat
Hia wife'«
bracelet served him for a ring, and
every day he ate. besides otb«-r food,
algty pound* at mrat and drank aa
ampbova of wins.
Mew the Daye Ge By.
Frank tamked up thoughtfully from
bla engine aud rare game uf rallrxmd
Ing, played an the primitive plan of a
Bv»-y*aratal boy,
"Mamau, tam't It funny buw ttiw da ye
go by, rme after tbo other. Ju«t like a
train of care with Munday for tba »»-
gtaa."—Harper*
Cruel.
mr* I draamml leaf night that I
waa tn heaven
llnstwad l>tal you aer me there)
WMto-l did then I knew I wa*
Irramtog -Tbwa Toptam.