Mi»,- The Scio Tribun« General Xetes -*> Getting Tlrag. "il’e must praetioo ecuwamy" I've liera hearing that foe ye- IV I di-at miad practicing, w lieu do ws graduate?" la a Baptist Church Notes Sunday school at 10 o'clock every Sunday morning. Everybody is in vited lo attend. Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at 6:30. Prayer meeting every Saturday night at at 7:30. Junior Endeavor at 2:00 Satur day afternoon. Mr. Fred Waehlte will preach next Sunday. i l>B0PLE-8 -°°LUM.N FROM | WHENCE COMETH KNOWLEDGE? Editor Scio Tribune: Sum«- queer syllogisms in the Bible. 1st. Man was a dummy an«l a Mr- rv»nt put in the garden of f.d«-ii to drees and keep it. H«- had no know- iedgv of good and evil >r even that he was naked. And Gml ileaigned that he should not know or have thia knowledge, and told him point blank 'the day he eat of the fruit of th- tree of knowl«-dge of goo«! or evil, he should die.” A strange piece of logic when the knowledge of good and evil will kill a man. 2nd. We mu«! owe our knowledg« then, from the influence of «»me other source, who also km-w what the re suit would be by eating the fruit of the tree of “knowledge of good and evil,” and must hav«- heart! what God had mm ! about eating of the “fruit of the tree of kuowledgv of good and evil." to the man and woman, an«l •an! to the woman, "woman, ye sh«dl not surely dm." “Foi God doth know, that in the day ye eat thereof, your eyes shall be opened, and yi- shall be a* gods, knowing good and evil." "And when th«- woman saw that the tree was good for foo«l, ph-as- ant lo look at, and «-almg its fruit would make one wise, she took of the fruit, and did eat, ami gave also to her husband, ami he at«* of it, ami the eyes of them both Were op»*n«’d." Now from th< > -illy ■.ll<>i: urn, mar> owes Ills kuowledge of gvo«l ami evil to Ave things. God, tin maker of man, the tree, the serpent, the worn- an, ami the eating: Ami the Lon! God Mid, “Behold thi man is become as one of us, Gm! anil Serpent) to know good from «vil: ami now lest he put forth his hand ami take also of the tree of life, and «-at, ami live forever." Therefore I will eml him out of the garilen to till th- ground from whence he was taken. “So hi- drove out the man ami h- place«! at the east of th«- garden of Eden Cher ubims, ami a flaming sword, which turned every way, to keep them away from th» trvv of hfo. 3rd. Now it weins that man'» knowlmig* of ffvod and ovtl ram* to him through the wisdom of the pent, upon which the Lord placed a curse, for divulging •eervt hidden in the fruit of the of “knowledge of good and evil.” “And the Lord God Mid unto the •erpent. Because thou hast done this thou art cursed above all catUe and above every beast of the Meld: upon thy belly shall thou go, and dust shall thou eat all the days of thy life." This is a Bible naratlve of some things found in the 2nd and 3rd chapters of Genesis. I wonder who believes it* l‘.rh*|»« some theologi cal student could enlighten the world, and tell us through what channel hu man progress and the knowle.lge of good and evil come, other than the •erpent route. If it came this way, I honor the serpent, anti would My by all means, have the Bible read in <choots, and give us mors* serpents, otherwise KKEF IT OUT. Much of the Old Testament scrip tures are absolutely rotten, and In decent. ami in the reading of which in the school, no one could derive any benefit whatsoever, for instruc tion in righteousness. Take for example the book “Song of Solomon.” and see how craay he was on the subject of women. He ha<l seven hundred wives and three hundred concubine» one thousand in all which turned away his reign as a righteous king to the love of women, and be writes thia crasy aong about them. And the bible compilers slip in a hea*l line comparing Solo mon's love of women lo the churrhes love of Christ. Brigham Young of Utah fame was not in it with Solomon. Then why-not read in the schools the Mormon Bi bl«, or the Koran? All have som>< Korinek’s Stock Remedy A remedy for every complaint. Sold in Scio at Kelly’s Drug Store through the W », i' By Train and Ship ■ to Neto York t«o this way- it costs but little more 6Ks«<• rvuir I.» « «litornn four fine train* drilv then«« iiini» Sunset toute lo New t bl .-ana. Ea.silent molí in the Southern I'*« itU dining car. Ci’iin-'-i-.-nrlS.» Ihlnni* •- | «la tía! Mesmer» Mr New York imal> anj berth in,hide I tn the «-n* fare. St.>povcra «-n ««Mite, —re the Mardi liras st New O«l< .ns A»k alsHitl'arrivol « « ■«■ rout- hoin 1'«n Ihrg»« Apmiw I rsild tour ot An ona. ’ ’•V'T ->sC eV*- Fur further in/or million. »nie SouthernPccìfìc C. W. Brau#, lx»cal Agent g«>od, as well as bad things in them. Wisdom and hutory of th- pa t ought to be suftirx-nt ground- for k«*eping all Bibl«-» ami religion out of our public schools. Th«* Bible u mighty dry reading to most people, and unless the U-acIn-r was nn expert interpn-U-r of it, then- couhl be no benefit derived from it. It is like nn old violin. You can play any kimi «if a aim- on it, by fingering th- strings to suit the tune. hi -p it out of the schools. A STUDENT THE PEOPLES -STORE J. B. COUEY, proprietor JUST RECEIVED: s.« cral niece* of Gingham* for spring. To sec them is to want them. Com«- in and look them over. We arc still selling gmal *<•«•< 11«--., r«o mv .«I 2 lbs 25c, and we have Crimson Rambler. \V« tiding Breakf-ist .«nil Staley’s sv rut's in light and dark—the l(h arc 80c for «lark .mil 85c for light.ttie 5s a«e 40c ami 45c. Ask for tickets with cash or paid on acc't. We are cooperating in the prizes and free -how. A ticket given with every 50c cash purchase or paid on account. Our store is a good place to trade C. E. Kendle Says Bring in your plow aliare* n«»w ami ha* them rcadv for vour spring work. We do acetylene wckl , h. t-«-*h« « mg and all kind* of blacksmithing. He will give - ,,u the bevi service at the lowest prices. Ask for ticket* with each Ah «.ash purchase or $1.00 paid on account, good for <h iwing Feb. 25 an Scio Cash Produce Company We will give tickets with «• h $1 wortl or other produc brought i*. Ixginning I cash. Bring u* your produce. HIBLER Q. GILL CO N. 1. MORRISON Say* lie •& in on the prizes and free show for hi* friends and we licgan giving ticket* last Monday. Ask for them with each $1 cash purchase or |>aid on account. For hardware we’re hard to beat. Hereafter all machine extras will be CA..I. and no special order* will be sent for uni«*» paid !<>r in advance. Wa carry a good line of RUBBER BOOTS. SLICKERS. RUBBERS, HAIS anti all wet weather necessities. Sec us ami keep dry. Ask for tickets with every 50c purchase or $1 00 paid on account. Product acccptr«! same il cash. Hibler & Gill Company Frank Kruml Shoe and Hameaa Makar. Tickets with cadi SI cash We are for you and Scio. Mutual Cream Station Leonard Jordan, Agent Will give tickets with $1 worth of cream, eggs and poultry Lrought us, itcginning last Morulav. Special Prices on Meat Every Saturday Fresh Smelt every day Scio Meat Market la coo|w>rating in the prize and free tliow pro gram with the other merchant«, and will give you ticket* or chance* with every 2'»c caah pur* rhaae or |1 paid on account*, Ticket« ready now. HOLECHEK BROS , Prop«. v ~ U >>