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Talk paint to Peery if you want
save money. Paints of all grade«
honestly represented
leery is
Cascadia thia week.
rusticating at
Nyal Face Cream sales are mount­
ing every day. If you don't use it.
get acquainted.
Mm. H O. Shilling, of Shelburn,
was a tilrasaot caller at The Tribune
office Monday afternoon.
G. W. Hawker, Lina county’s
game warden, was in town Monday
looking after a'alrs pertaining lo
his office.
Some ’good buyee" in kodaks at
Peerys. 110 3A Brownie now |M.
112 2A Folding pocket kodak, now
110.
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Birthday Party
The Sell. Tribune. 11.60 the year
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H. C
ROLOFF
T. K. Sanderson
Saturday evening Boscos Daniel»
surprised
his wife when he invited
We set the pace for wall paper
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num
tier
of friends to spend her
service at Peerys. Paper of quality
AUCTIONEER
at the right price properly displayed. nineteenth birthday evening with
Phone 274
Good music and social con­ W atkrum »
We make a specialty of Friend­ , them
O rboon
OREGON
ship. Engagement and Wedding versation. followed l»y the serving i m «* i
of
refreshments
were
in
order.
Ring» F. M French It Son. Albany,
Among those present were: Mr. j Sale dates arranged for at The Scio
Oregon
and Mrs. J. B. Couey and family,
Mr and Mm. P. H MacDonald
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
; Mr. and Mm. N B Mooes. Mr. and I
UNDERTAKERS
•pent last Sunday at Springfield,
Mm. Novak and family. Mm. Sandox
Mrs Edeas Cnx and little daughter
Calls Attended to Promptly
and family. Mm. Pace, and Misses
returned with th«*m
Dav or Night
Ethal and Emalins Carson, Dollie i
Quite a good many tears were
OREGON
Hoagland. Cleora Shelton, Ethel (
SCIO
shed, it is said, when the AH*any
Ingram,
and Christine Shindler
artillery company left for Astoria (
Everyone present spent a very en­
last Sunday night Three boys from
joyable evening.
Scio and vicinity are memlwm of
H oiuuhek Banc.. Prous
the company, vic Carson, McLain
Wwlhì TaD a Lie
Fresh Meats of All Kinds
and Yarbrough.
DENTISI
Morrison & Lowe
H. B. CHESS
Attorney •» Law
Scio Meat Market
Spencer Long, son of M. P. Long,
Reasonable Prices
Wayne Stuart, of Albany, and
Oliver and other kinds of type­
was riding one home and attempt­ well and favorably known in Scio, writer ribbons for sab- at thia office. Main Street
Scio. On .
ing to catch soother horse Tuesday just forgot himaelf a few days ago,
morning when the loose horse kick­ and pressed the speed lever of hie i
ed, striking young Long on the auto a little too hard. The speed
Mis* Christinie Shindler, book­ right leg below the knee. The leg cop was a witness and Wayne was
keeper at the Scio State Bank, taken was cut badly but no bones were invited to visit the proper official in'
a three days vacation last week in broken.
consequence. depositing 110 bail j
order to can wild blackberries.
J. B Wyatt who, for many yearn therefor, which he forfeited.
Wavne says he is not exactly like
Israt Saturday Wm. Knauf had was one of Albany's leading attor-:
W hen In town do not fail to call at our store,
where you will always find a good line of staple
the misfortune of breaking one of neys but who has been in Portland Washington, who could not tell a
mrrrhandiso la select from. Our prices arc the
the (tones in his right hand. Dr. for several yearn, him returned to lie. Wayne could but he wouldn’t.
lowest and our goods the best.
Hobson adjusted the fracture.
Albany and will again be found in Hence the forfeiture.
U • take eggs and butter in exchange and pay
Auto Rolies, any price, from >4.00 his old time office with W'eatherford
the highest price for same.
up to $20.00. Before you send or St Weatherford. He has become a
Mtke our store your Headquarters.
go sway to get a robe, call and sec member of the firm.
The
new
McKinley
Mitchell
ware
­
what we have.
N. I. Morrison
The Jefferson Review editor Is at
Mark M. Peery, of Springfield, the Breitenbush hot springs He has house at Ijebanon. will be dedicated
wan in town Monday night, He been there for two weeks and la Friday, August 3. with a Red Cross
The dance will be a benefit
SCIO. OREGON
was returning from attending the camping with Howard Montgomery, dance
for
the
Red
Cross
members,
Will
funeral of his brother-in-law.
or near Scio. Tip savs there are 53
an* cordially invited.
C. Miller.
hot springs there and that the water
Roy Fitxwater
Mr. and Mm. M C. Gill and will cure anything from smallpox to
Manager
daughter. Miss Grace, returned last an ingrowing toenail
Tuesday evening from a several
Howard McClelland, a 14-year-
Taken Up
rasaiKswT, W. F. Gill.
J. J.Barnes, w. F. Gill,
weeks visit to Tacoma. Seattle and
old Stay bin boy. was Injured so
H mustabv , D. C Thoms
J A. Bilysu, J. R. Harnea,
Spokane.
They enjoyed the trip
Mr». Jennie Warner.
badly last Sunday evening that when
Six piff*. four small and two
greatly
He started shoals, all black. The owner can
found, was Quite dead
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Dr. J. L. Hill, of Albany and Mr to u neighbor* house lo borrow a
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I have same by paving charges an<i
H. D. Horlach, expert on X-ray saddle. It is supposed the horse
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applying to.
Frank Veverka
machines, came oyer from Albany stumbled and fell on the boy. The
South of Scio.
Mt •< X «UMSOSS
TO
Friday morning.
Mr. Horlach. home was so injured that he was
while here, adjusted Dr. Prill’s shot.
Valuable Fans lor Sale
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X-ray ¡•¡maralus.
District Attorney Burtenshaw, of
Our Flour is as good as any made in
Bert Bilyeu carries his left hand
I hereby offer for sale my farm,
Northern Idaho, visited hie sister.
the Willamette Valley
in a sling, cauasd by the rock crush­
Mm. J. P. Crabtree last week. Mr. situated 1J miles east of Scio, con­
ETER Y SACK GUARANTEED
er which he was setting up falling Burtenaiiaw paid thia office a visit I sisting of 117 acres, good »-room
on his hand. The accident occurred while here. He is a most pleasant farm house, all necessary out build­
We a- a Cenerei Cwetees Milling Sval*M, 40 Flevr
F eeH en Sele. 4P WHeel Beatshl eng CasKenged
Monday morning and the wounds
I
ings
in
first
clam
condition,
barns,
gentleman and seems to be fully in
Fleer.
We ere In the FlelA 1er gwalneee end Will
are very painful.
touch with northern Idaho politics etc., will fenced and fair faim or­
Tree! Tea Right
It is announced at Washington, and the activities of the I. W W. chard, Will sell at a reasonable
D. C„ that the second call for draft­ n that locality.
price.
ed men will occur in August,
Th»
Mrs. Frances Weaely.
Oscar Ingram, of the Crown
i
will hit every county in the stale,
mines near Gates, was in town Mon­
as there are no volunteers to i apeak
day. He reports matters progress­
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of to offset the quota.
ing satisfactory there and that the
Wants. For Sale or Loot. Found
Oscar Lindley, of Silverton, says main body of ore would be opened
etc Under this head The Tribune •
he has nut been getting The Tribune within a very short time.
Mr. will hereafter publish the items;
for two weeks Something is wrong Ingram states that The Tribune is
I indicated, The chargee will be MM|
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Tobacco
with the mail in some way
Th«- the onlv paper they get at the minm
«wot a word; two figures eonstitut I
and Cigars
paper ha« been mailed from thin and that It is greatly appreciated
ing a word. 26 cents is the mini­
office both of 'hose weeks.
General Harrison G. Otis, editor mum charge.
POST CARDS A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connaway
of the L/» Angeles Tunes is dead.
A snap—The Tribune is author-
and children, of Hood River, are
General Otis was a veteran of both i ixed to advertise a farm of 86 acres,
SCIO. OREGON
at the home of Mm. Connaway’s
Civil and Spanish warn raising from a abort distance east of Scio. The
parents for a viiit. Mr. Cotuiowav’s
the rank of private to that of j place is well improved and 60 acres
visit « as short but Mm. Connawav
general. As an editor he made the J in cultivation, balance good pasture.
will «lay for some days.
Loa Angeles Times of world wide ' Some timber. The very reasonable
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Shelton, Miss fame, chiefly because of the tight
price of $76 per acre is asked. For
Cleora Shelton and Miss Ghristine he made against Union labor for an
particulars as to location and terms,
Shindler went io Albany Sunday open shop, rhe Times building was
enquire at this office.
evening with Henry Bilyeu to see blown up and 22 of his employes'
CASH FOR EGGS Sanitary Mar­
Clifford Yarbough, a nephew of killed. The two McNamary brothers
ket.
Mr. Shelton, who was on his way to are now serving time at San Quentin
Cook Wanted-A lady to help
Fort Stevens.
0
for the crime.
cook in a cook-house at a logging
The death of W. C. Miller, of
camp. A nice place, handy and
A $20.®00 Fire
Amity, was repor’ed last week. Mr. .
right on the railroad. Will pay
$36 per month. Write me. Mrs
Last week a fire occurred right in
Ivy B. Hail. Detroit, Ore.
tf
the heart of the business section of
For Sale.—One team of horses,
Albany, in which the three build­
weight 1100 and 1060, one set of;
ings adjoining the Aluany Stale
double work harness and 3-inch new j
Bank building on the west, were
moline wagon.
Gilbert Garland.
gutted. The buildings were owned
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For Sale—A span of small mules,
bp J. R. Wyatt, of Portland. Mrs.
sound
and well broken, single or I
Strahn. of Atlanta. Georgia and J.
double,
both young.
Gheap for
K. Weatherford, of Albany. They
cash
W'm.
Brenner.
were occupied by a cigar store and
Wanted—Six to 8 cords of good
p<*ol room, a restaurant and a mov­
ing picture show. All owners and second growth fir wood, ax free of
occupiers carried about a GO par knots aa possible, inquire at this
J. S. Slicha is the milk rustler
for the cvndcnserv now. Four new
routes have t*»*n established by him
commencing yesterday.
A ttention F armers
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J. s. STICH A, Proprietor