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CHAPTER XII
IV« dr*« up «wiftly f«*ur bv»drwd
F
r.. . .drenl yard«
• t i»*dr**1
And lh*a. w:th a ahuri, fterrw t»«rk
rf r«g* th« |‘<4* dragged out t • r*
• <»lvrf aud ftrel
Aa h* did au. the «harp
h ■ ti .-f a b‘».J*<. libe th* boti <»f «n
ft í
*r fl. I wer u«
I d i.A*l
b*M I «I th* « und. but I giv* wyaeif th*
credit f eafmt that I Rwbad it op aga*u
11 * »- » t n n.ri.f
’’May the DenJ grip him. hot he ha«
• 'I
r r I Hr- • «1.4 I
that t o w * b | w * ki In bi« own baud wa*
•f the rvminou bulldog imi U
”At thia
ta’-g* I ‘»B >L* h'tbiug agasu«( him
11* laabed bi« h< r»«o, aud they plunged
I
• f
a ■ !
I
til •** • kat M *r
ear had • .•(•*■■! hi« •!*’ gh «nd waa - *»4
4hig ..« w**pcHi with • perfect r«*ol
i.»««
l-.c-.i at that »! «í«’.** I »<*.»*e ;
t f»v! 1’ • í «g! g i»»’ir.i*r n
•
Zip! «ip! IL had u*
again?
» uf th. g*ib>pill(
Thung! I M«
h<*r»«*«i «tagger, aud thru h.» bMd *a<l
•houbler« •evtiiwil to fall *w*/. •■ if be
had dropp«*! forward Into • b..l*. Tbm
M» a bumping arel • relating nr«n.b
lhe an<»w by the r*>ad» <!• •«vuic.l I*
», fig 4- «' D-r an.t Iba urli Inalaal I
wa« airuggiing tu cwM, blindhtg darhaae«
I * f S¿ f 1 «ut from the drift. g««p
lug. n«!h the tlakew in my n«.»utb au<l
» * • •
I •' •<■ £;» «a* t « let*4 acith«
r t i i.aif - »wring 1 • *!•» I t.. rs* Thr
•liter two had •« rau»Lle»l Io their feet
and id »* al< I «h-xerutg with »Ir»* pi-g
to*44» The fall bad knocked tha heart
rieau »»nt •-/ them
lt**ki lay beaid*
tl.<- Í». Lul4lr>l Where H«
had
fallen
I? < dy yard« »»•) Marnar bad »t «pt**»l
• i I wa» w«t> ng u*
Ke «evined «ali*
hed with wbal h* ««w L*r presently b<
turned and. laabtng bi* tram, trull**! <»-
d gw i» the rx»ad
I don’t «api»»«* It wa« mor* than •
r
f n.::i'.t!.'» I»*f r* lte«kl «an»*
round, though it «e*»»»*«1 long enough !«•
n>*
lie b.ol g 4 a uaaty thucup on th»
h» I ».-i! «• a ruatfer ..f fact tu« «r.ni
I u ,td .»nt l > •< th* u»"r* a*r-<u« bu«»
hr»», h«- g ia-ry ba»l y »preiue l imb ed
I mad* a «¡»ng out «»t a u** k wrap and
ß«ed . id up rt» weil •• I wa* able Th«
I............»la retuarhabi* tiiahty, i»t lilt ’
brute courage, t
th* ummeut I bad
f a -4
r a a s 4 » rf Bi.4 eianuiK !
U.S»
g -
It ht Atd h4»|»*l**« enough
One uf thr
rum»« r« had been torn alm -et clean awsy
ami th* «’titrai part waa l»«4lj era* bed
Th* lK*dy uf lhe p*«»r lad Iran lay «m II»
back In th* fVHidway* atariug up at th«
• it >
If • a a rug »ver I’
■ \V.*I1, •« uni g» u®. that a certain ’
1 Mid
”.Nut In the «leigh. motu Herr,” h«
a - • « rrv4 rwlu.:,»
•'Arni bu«
•’There ar* th* b'»r»*« one for each
When J 'U have freed them -«f their bar
tir««. I * til a«k Jwu to aa«l«t me t
tn »unt.‘*
There waa no g »«-1 arguing with hitn
attd I wa« a»hantr4 to «*eiu I*«« eager
than a man iu bt« crippW condition
With h.« claap hülfe I cut th* tw aird
traw« away an! freed th*m of their
rollar«. At hi« dirortlofi I dragged thr
I mm |) -»f Ivan luto th* aleigb a od left him
there d*-*ntly c*»v*rwl.
$<*>«hi mounted from tbe ■tump of ■
(r«-e i ia
h I ’*1 tbe «triG-ger 4 th*
pair
I wa« a fairly good rider, but I
wa« *i*--*««lvely »tiff fr«»m my l«»ng drive
ar»I nut a little aha ken by my fall
.M y
b*a«t aeemed to bare th* «harp**t knife
bo<»* <4 a ba« k (hat Natur* ever gave
t ■ h<»r«s'fle«*.
Hut. after ail. there wa«
»•«thing to be gained by grumbling
|**r
Lap« I waa growing wieer by painful ex
I-rm-t *
A «tir.oiia pair w* mutt ha«« looked
tl.it ft« rti i.g
ilmkl with hia arm m a
• ¿ an i the butt t»f hi« r« » Iver peep
Ing from hb w«i*t twit. w«»uld bate mad*
a« g «»I • «tag* brigand a« need Iw For
my«*T, I waa In too much «4 Immolili»
pain fr »m the jolting tr«»t of iba brut*
! r «le I»» carry a formnlable appearance
1 could net er have imagined that a
b«>r*e hv*»l with auch adamantine let
Io« k« a« mine «wnml to p.«*«.««,
bav« n<> ««act record of the lima,
I ahould Imagine that It wa« •bout
an hour later that w* aighted M ar­
agate. il» aaa tlicn a f -I tliroe
quartvra of a uula «broil, but travshsg
Is aurrly. Also. I was v»rj glad to so­
li.w i -at w» »»r» frro of • « waat» larvlo.
• nd that lb» a|Hrs of • church waa pok
In« out atuongst rout» (s*plar» ahrod >tf
bun
11» would n»vor dar» to us« hia
revolver a aerond Hi»» whea men War»
• tsint. A let. «• miibt procur» aoetbar
a c;«li and tram
Itckl sent bla heels Into hla hoc»», and
wa quickened our pace, tboufh the p*»*r
brutra w»re (eltin« very don» and drove
heavily along with hangln« banda
It
waa about th»n that I »<»tired a iuta ha
bind ua.
YVe were topping • «I gbt ria» when I
looked round.
11» was then tont dia
ta "» 111 <>ur rear, but cvmlri« up fast. As
far •» I « •uld tusk» out, ha was tn a sort
of uniform am! well mounted Th» p.>*
aili:ity of oSclal help was rsry pleas
• i*t
XV» were «ainlng on Marnac. who had
n d y»t n itic»<l ua.
YVtth hlcfca and . urroa from Reahi. ami
th* applkallon of a baael branch from
myself. *• had aqiieeaed a lutnberiug
gallop out of our bora«* Th* aleigh waa
nd mor* than on* hundred yards away
Itrohl gripped hia rein* in hl* teeth and
drew hi» revolver
"Htop, there! blop. I **y. In th« nsm*
of th» law '
It *** th» man from behind who hall
•d us. but w» rod* on
"Htop. or I Aral"
I pulled op. I don’t think It
r war lly when you thtnh of It
1 waa an «loos to eiplaln.
Iteahi rmla on.
The man who had shooted Ba aha. I by
me. traveling at an *aay gallop Ha waa
gr-aaed Io a neat green oalform am!
earned a drawn ravolver.
Brohl rod» on.
It wa* all over In a momeat
Th»
•Uaugar cried another warning, to which |
ti < r<«I* ati«a*r*vi «Hb • «uarl
hi«
•houidrr Th* »*«I luatAUt fbrr* «•• •
•i*«rp
«nd Itrabt’« bur»*
f< r*ard. tbrx»«ii»* ht« rider rtaw
1!«
«•« (h*u ararrwtjr tbift) yards frven Mar
nar'a akigh
Th* I*-* * waa n-t hurt aptnirently. f »e
!**pH* hi« i:tjur*d arw b* *<ramM*«l to
bi«
in iu in*<«nf
ftut he bed !*••(
ha« r*» 'hcr m l ** f«H and ••• h*ipl*»«
I«« tsrfan a fbri >na *tplauAti«»n ktt hla nA
II *t»«l t >ngtte. dropping th* hai*4 l«a
gitagr f hi« Tr>»ii*»i runqttef<*r«
*T<peMb id German you r»»h«h «! »<”’
».
b
me •• I r**d* up• —
’Iler* y*’*. - h* «a.I. ’demount and
•land h> jour a<v*»U4pl>**
If you r*tti«<
I «L* m * i •*’
I obeyed
Fr-.m b.a manner h* •••
•
'Ul »I
a J— - n m«n
A'*--’ I re
npert th* law.
“X»«, y**u ” h* ««Id a blreadng ma.
"elp'aiu, if y«»u «an. who i« that man
y«j« «but vn*l left m tha broken «ietgh
du«» y*»m!*r
lteu»emtwr. It 1« «gainai
jo« that » >u hat* already tr«eJ tu »•
•'Ape and ref»»*e.| (»» «arretider ”
"There »• (he murderer. n**ln li*rr‘*’
I rr.e*l (btfinthi* to Marnar’« *i*igh. now
rapidly van.«hi ;«
’ W* were chaaing
him
<»•" after hitn at on*w* or be will
get awai ”
Ebe t'Mheman lAngh«* ) long «al loud
k pretty
» a I h*
‘Ti»!« d»»g
>»f a I’ m !* her* ha« heeci io mlachief
ait I. > al »1'iubt, and y«»u. y»»u who are
"Au E »< »hiiiiiiI raid pr'»»idly
”.Aha‘ prrhap« y<»a (bought y<*w were
‘tM* m«*re ti»«.ir4ering th* br.pM**«
\ !’ »<<* and an Kn<H»hn>an ‘
Ah. in* !
s< »« ed » wonder that t»»g«*<her they l»«tcb-
«•I
tH*ndi«h rowtrtrance.**
It •*» no u«e to ruak* • furtb«*r ap
’■
li*
|n..!i
' ' ;!fl i«b s I*
by *i<l«" «c tramped through th* an«»w.
• it*» '*ur <apt*«r and hi« ready platwl be
»*m»1 ti* In hatf an hour ** ha ! reach
rd lhe rillag* a* ha! «ret) ahead, Abd
«ere |oalgr»| in a «dl tufauioualy Jauip
and c«»id
All *<>mniunk'Aii**n with our
friend« *•• r*4 j*e*t till th« arrival <»f
«obi* |««r*| utag «irate.
A*
«, < i .. h hammered from the
• temple out«i I* IC*«*t rained hi« head
frx»tu hia cheat and glured gcro«a at me
Ils* will have arrive'l at Kuweh,” he
*«i !
'Ti er* 1« a great < h»« • f train«
It wa« true en<>ugh. Maruac* had *•
»apw«| 11« uu*e again.
>.
I I X \
«rae* **4 I
th i» »I. • to Intarcwpt
>t
it W». «JdrvMMl to <'*ot*b. ' »U.I
ba t bv»u forwarded. « |»»»4 by th»
■dltor -f th» review The envelope leu»
• German •t»mp. but th» poet mar» ba l
been ■meare.l aud waa quite llftdoli,
guiahahie Tb» letter « a. . rally ar »u
in Hugliah
It cmwiatad *lmu»l »tittrely
wf lhe m.«»t vhdeut per»>wal
threat,
againat my father The «rilar dc lared
that ha would
* >d out **l'anial> a"
real «ama a»1 a «uld « .Itably repay h..i.
tar hi» »laodere a<a rial the greateat
■rtonliSe «orh «4 th» century.
I waa
very fr igMeued ab-"it it. bol aevrral
fr end» to whom I »Lowed th» leitar
laughed a a ay my faara. eating II a a.
uivkiaM.ly the Vorb "f a.*m< madman.
• nd adii».ng me In burn II
Tbl» I did
I oarer menlhoi^t the affair Io my fatb
er. ah<we health w»• giving me (real
•ailety at th* t me
During September my father bad tab
en a .«dtago *n th» 1 rm.h . ■••* au.l
aben the *o«l of t'.a l»uig Vaiatigli
came, tba doctor» f.irt.ade hi» return to
Cambridge
I bad hard w«rh t» i^r
• uade him that It
beat I» obey their
order, but at last he gave lu. and we
»»it e.| down for th» a inter
Ti • cotta*» «»a built ar th» f »t of a
low hJI airean air* bellotera and torn
by the autumn raine
I pun Ila summit
th» chimney nf an abanl i»J un min»
r.taa again«! the «by like a vaat tie*
polo, alth rwAeoa build ng» groupe I
• round It in inelan.holy decay. Il aa*
always a depraamug spot to m». and I
rarely visited it t.oiiab th» view a»»
»plen-IV
About half a mil» helor» the
rottag» th» moorland »nd»d abrupt , in
a lin» of < .rhtii» clllT«. tao hundred and
fifty f»et of granit» ami alibiing porp*1
yry from brow to braaher. Th,» waa my
favorita «alb. I tovad to crawl to th»
••Ig«. that I m ght peer <>v»r at th» reef,
tha’ sprang out fr*«m the tumbled r.*eha
at th» cliff foot llh» th» bitiH of a giant'»
band
1 have lain thus for hour» watch
ing th» great rollara advauclug iu that
e'ately. Itietorabie march <>l th»lrw. ranh
follow mg ranh. until they buret In tliun
M-.ui«
derouB green foutiiame of foam
time«, when a Aeree a imi blew from th*
»outbwMt. th» »pray they burled Into the
air would net my faro, even where I i«y
•o inflnltely far above them
Between the cottage amt the cliff th*
gruuml dipped mt*» * iitti* glen, «»r x »yAl.
a« th* r«»uatry folk« «‘Ailed it. rht»ked
with «4 »rtD t a iated triv* aa<! •Ir»*p « <th
gorse in<l ferna
Thf**ugb it ran »>ur
cart track winding d>»wn t<> the fishing
village 4 I’.Urvf.t, wht-rt-
r Liu» -u*-
r«N-f»t| bon*«*« clung t«» a gap In th* cliff
«ail like barnai 'r« »n a r •* k
Ih w
• Uli f5 1 . :
’ f M . ■'
■■ ir ■ • >k ?. ■.!•* kr.
«!..• b.» !
been with ua ever alnca 1 could reimin
ber,
tha only other Inhabitant of the
cottage (hi Turaday* and Thur«*!*)* •
lel «h*ek*d maiden, who had unite re
markable p»*er* »4 breaking <r • k»-ry.
vanw
help fr*»m 1’ 41* •*
From
Ro war* wa tiring on >
that date I will chiefly
disry for the detail* of !
per»*nr*.
l*le**e do not
form In «huh I wrote it.
haa ««bed me to make no alteration«, aud
•o here it la.
(To ba continued I
fc y y»
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OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Beware of
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
co..
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HHt t.OY
Br T. L DUGGER
HELPS FOR DEBATING SOCIETIES
PRICE WILL NOT ADVANCE
OragOe
M limtn Not Worrying 0v»r Waal th» Stat» L>br*ry Comm<aa<or
P'it< of Logs on Sound.
la Do>ng for Oregon Town«.
Portland
Draplle
the
abortage
In
Ha!«-m
Frequent
requeota
for
ma
the log supply for the Columbia river terlal on aubjeita to be debat'd in tbc
mllla and the ey haunt Ion of th** tur schools of Oregon convinced the com
plus that Is stored each •ummer fur mlaalon of the desirability ot supply
the winter's tun. I*«irtland I trlllmrn are Ing some "debate libraries ”
no< uppreheBBlve of a I raise in the
price of logs The schedule haa »oared
to such height» already, they say. that
there la no likelihood of a further ad
van* e for weeks Io come anyway That
the mills have already cut the usual
■urplus la admitted, but It Is said that
nowadays the camps along the riser
are equ||iped Io put logs Into thr water
a' any aenaon. and the lark of rafta
on hand for future use does not I rouble
■ bo mill owners.
The announce«!'nt that Inga will tie
higher on the Hound after the flrat of
th** munfh dorn not lonrern local aaa
mill men They «ay that price« are al
ready higher on the Columbia river
than on the Sound
After th. new
prl! e si ale go'-s Into effect, lhe Co
lumbia river logger will still tie get
ling more for hl* product than the log
ger who operate* on the Hound
The price of log* on the Columbia
river ha* advanced remarkably during
lb«' »eason
In the spring log* of the
In al cla*s could be hail for 17 and D
Now these same log* coat »11 and »13
The remarkable deumu'l
lumber Is r-sponsible for lhe Increaa*
together with tin «omewhat restrl* led
supply
With every mill cutting to Ha
fullest < a|>aclty. log* are bound to ad
vance.
Rome »ay the situation I* »u< h I hai
logger, could get what they might
<’liot>*e to ask for their product, on
account of th. small am
mill Umber available Im
out by mlilmen that If the price* are
raised any more the mill* will close
down n* prices are already up Io the
limit
That the price of lumber could
be advatit ■ d again is scouted.
II Is
argued that If a boos' were given the
price on Oregon fir. It could not com
|wte with Southern pine In the East­
ern market*
This I* the fact that
keeps the prf- , of ¡hr Oregon product
where It I*.
1 BltMv
r»e asinm at |h* • * 1 »4
l«e SÜS4- Ir «4««n r
y war
It
1.
Talephona In Coqu'lle Valley
Myrtle
Point
The
n* w
Parm«*t*'
X . •
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litlen
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4 l V*<
Have an At«’ r«*t • f Htîa | e«¡<r« J
by (ba
Linn County Abstract Co.
<■*•<■'♦•;' r r t »
’• !
■ . r h«
•• ••cUHty tof hioMl
!
¡«tr • twev «itif «h«
ul t»ur •>(*•
• ne«. k«t«UUb«d la Ite»
S iva 'taln* rat" »oi-1» • -.•■«» on arplImtlM
Y f«- «'‘■ni
‘ar ;
St ’•* * «hi t fof
■ Mn tb« or v»r i» |b»n h». th*lr ItswrlUm.
Z. M RI DO. Madwger
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• ?■« Mor Third and B<v«<U t
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ALMASY,OBKOOM
J. J. Barnes & Son,
Each library contain* a few of the
best hooka and pamphlet* on the sub
jeet. and usually the brief from Brief,
for debate' or Brief« on public ques­
tion '
Periodical artlilea. to supple
nu-ni the library may be rente»! from
the II W Wilson Co of Minneapolis
for a few cents
A Hat of desirable
articles la ent lose<| with each library
The library will lie sent without char««-
egcepl for transportation Io Any de
lulling MH-lety in Oregon upon applle«
lion from the officers of the aoclety and
«he prinidpal of the »cbool
The
hooka may Io- kept for one month
Ea> h liackage I* amall and lhe egpre«»
will vary from flfty cent« to oae dol
Isr. less Ilian the rost of a »Inste tuuih
It will now be more poaalble to ha»«*
live debating MM’leti« ■ und to <lo thor
ough work.
Application «hould be m*4e aoon a #
there la but one library on ■••■ h sub
pct. and loans will lie made In otdei
of applications
Societies planning for several de
batea should file requeat at one timi
for «11 librartia wanted during the
year, stating date of debate on each
topic
l.lbrartea on the following subject*
are now ready and more will be «up
plied soon Induairlal arbitration. Chi
neso exclusion
Immigration, tariff
trust*, eight hour day. child labor cap
Ital punishment, open »hop a|»d!lng re­
form. trade* union*, popular election
of I'nlteil States senator*, nominating
•yslema, proportional representation,
railroad*, roads, taxation. Insurance,
forestry. Irrigation and prisons.
Defective
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C C Be» ml
H.
ATTORNEYS AT I AW
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L.
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Al
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momtaxtb
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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OSf* .-TJ w Mi Al
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Al I» AS Y. OBF'.Í»
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
TUB
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
sisa
A! MAS Y
<
We buy our st - h In larga quanlltica
and keep a lull lina ul .arria«« and
wag il material. Al. binala ul worb In
■ ir lina doua -n «hort ludico
RI A A Y ATT
Off se»«f First >•
g
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
Bank
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OREGON
Oregon
BROWSr M D
Graduate Eclectic Medical College
crncxM
I taci» nail, oble
*lo
ORKG03
F reeldent
Cash me..
T J Mvwtaaa
..W. a h»i»a
A Q FRILL M D
PHYSICIAN Ut SURGECM
0 •» a g«ner*l bnnblng ami •«rhangs
bua naaa
I. . n« u.*.l>> at currant r*to*
aud draft* laauad on principal citiaa.
eci», Crtjaa
Tiltvhsas Zx:2uae* Ha. IL
K
EAST AND SOUTH
SHELTON
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Telephone lint* from Norway, u point
V ia
about four mile» from here, 1« Myrtle
Point la mmrlng coniph tion
Thia 1»
one of a large roimlor of farmer«'
¿astis* of ths Fust
Hotsry Zshllc
Um*« cent.ring «t Myrtl.- Point
The
S:lo Cosca
farmer*’ tinea have Induced the Pacific
RAILROAD FOR TILLAMOOK
Slate* Telephone Company to give
free rale* over It*
line, through
IV
THE ANGNYMOUH ARTICLE
C’tixeng Guarantee Right of Way And th. Coquille Valley, amt alao to reduce
In luy narratila
the pursuit uf I’rof
MiklltOP S DeVANtV. Pro,»».
Work Will Start Soon.
rate* for the r«*nti»l of telephone*.
Rudolf Marna., it will have been uberr»-
i
Tillamook
At
a
meeting
of
th«*
but
•-I that Fortune had been cold tu us. In
ineaa men it *a« decided to guarantee
* lirert f«»r John IlmiUUi
be Incident which I ii -w relate we were
B*’st 20c. Meal in the Valky
PORTLAND MARKETS.
to aoiue ettrut tieire fa» •rei. for though
E yfii tb** utjeiupluy«*«! do not bcgru«h* a free right of «ay to E E Lytle of
Hailway A
Navigation
••nr aapreme object wa» ant achieved. »• rv<v«i;uHh»ii of merit where It 1« *!»• lbw l’A<in<
Open All Night
Wheat Club. f>.'><ft>6c bluatcm. 6S
were yet enabled lo «ave the life of ber *M*rve«d
M lvn«t. «» It w*»uid mwiu by Company. with Urmlnal ground«, from
who I* d*-«re«t to me In all the world.
a atory fold in the !x»iul«»ii Ihtily Mail Tlllamoiik City to the Nehalem river, 11'.9c, Valley. S7«r6Nc. red. 63<D>3c
I hare told y*»u »4 th» bitmirhlal ma A *»talw»rt Redford p»H«v* omMnble ami from th» Nehalem to th*- county
........
S'.. I, aim. |j:i :.o|( |4 gtgj
Al HAW, ORI (.ON
. Xi fr a.
ila which fall upon tb»
Illi*’ In Washington county
It ia not 1320 33 50 per ton
wa«
e««-ortliig
a
»mall
army
>»f
men
wli«>
ami of the «*ri*8 of avant« whlvh caused
Barley F
!
Pur (larvi • Wa ■> • * p ■»
to
coat
the
«
Itlxena
of
thia
county
more
(Io
To
I
ho
*
erw
out
<»f
work,
tbe
other
day.
*eving
mf rouaui Mir Henry Graden, the eun
!«•■•• Alban y I. .0 p u» I! « pai
Ing »21 50.
netti ecientlat and esplorar, to tie aeeo- tbviu «afrly off tlx* |»reml*«M. «• It than $10.000. and in consideration of
Arriva*
AaBland 12 «A a «a . li » a u»
Hye »1 3
ciate.1 with a llei-leltferg student, «• I wwe. ‘Tbla 1» John HuiFjau'« laui»«' thia Mr Lytle haa agreed to co tn in r net­
Arriva* «acramanto? 'Api* I VA a co
Corn
Wi
Iben was. in an effort lo contrir» hi< cap we re ivmiing to,” lx* »«14-
work next y*ar in Tillamook City and
Arriva* **a Fran
■> . * M a m
per ton
ture
Ibi» W» failed Io bring about the
■Wb*»'a *<•'/ * r»»ar«M a dogen men from grad«* and build 15 miles of road, going
Pâlit; au a «1 T>«ur.sl tara or» b<>th iralna
Mlllatnffe Uran city. »14 50. coun
murderer's arre»! in Poland, through the tlw rank«.
north from thia city, and have th«* en
C i a. r « ara **a< ram* to io g l«u an i Ki PasM.
•tupi.iity of a forest guard. I have al­
• .4 luurut * • • to Ci *<o ai l*» . a.
tire line between Tillamook City amt try, »15 50 per ton. tnlddllng«. 134.
••W
’
y.
”
leuturwd
one
iuaii , ”’r *or a
ready etplaiueil
By the Ilina I had
abort*,
city.
oi
« a s ai 4 W a»
t
|1C.
country.
,17
p«*r
ton
Hill «loro completed by December 31.
obtained my release, Marnar bad again tinker, worn*! ’er”
* .>nn*<*<li g al Ann Frai, e* »Uh tL***v*ral
Hay Valle/ timothy. No 1. »10*11
1000.
••Ay.” ctkoru*wN| a <!<»ren m<»rr.
• i**tK*blt» l!b«« t<«r Houv a.u Japau. < Alba»
disappeared
A llngnst well provide*!
Hhavlng......... .
....13 ceriL»
It ia expected that the free right-of per tdn. Kantern Oregon timothy. »12
i'bt jppit •« < aaira* au-i BuuiA a mari a.
’*W’y. w<»l‘a tbe eltry «j**« ini ’l**»ut
with uciuey, and on all point« but one
••
fill, clover. »«50*7. ch«-»t. 17 II
Hair
Cutting
n
perfectly sane, bad O-. Iilfi. ulty m Au-U'ig Iwing a tinker?" queried a dl«*■ontrinrd way will coat the citizen« between
««• !
Sala
ag*u< al w**t
• »
*10.
vetch
7
50.
grain
hay.
»7.
alfalfa,
Hiatupoolng ..
refuge in the eitle« of Kurope.
r *44r«a*
Imlivldual *1 t*r a tinker, Ua>. but It« • $30,000 and $30,000. and the buaineaa
•«
I have lieeu in »>me doubt •• to th* body*a a «"Mottling around io* king At men and farmer« have thus far liber hay »7*7 50.
Bath«
...M
Fruita—Apple* common to r holm,
A. £- ORAIQ, a. P. A.
l*e«t mein« of briefly deecribing the pres
ally aut»a<ribed towards It. although it
my «»liar ”
i
’
RGPwif
row
fancy, 75c (ii oRGi dami ;
35*
?&c
per
bog.
<
hoice
Io
Portland, Orogen
ent Incident. Mia, Mary W'eotoa. with
ia aomewhat of a large amount of
"For
tw«»
g«»ud
reatotia,
‘
Arry.
’
*
whom I diecuese.1 the matter, at one*
*125. grape*. Oregon, 50075c per —
money
for
•«>
«mall
a
community
to
"Wot l«e tbmi? *
offered to place ber diary al my dlapiaal
crate, California. Black Prim r »1 15*
*You aln t got no ’ounr to begin with, raise
l'pon II» |*rueal I suggested that ahe
II 25 ,i
Hom. little disappointment warn felt I 25. inuacst. »I 35. Tokay,
should herself eitraid
lhe
uei-eoaary amt you ain’t John l<ui«yaii. aytbrr.”
basket ;
here that the effort fell through in get- 1 50; Concords. 27 (fee per
Irin« *.| Img »u< h tatrodoctioa and ei
I»ou*t laughter greeted tbi« aally.
pMcbea 90ct|»l 10, pears. 75c0 1 25, I
planai ry note» as aeemed necessary. To
"Hut wot el«w ditl tin« ere Bunyan Ung some Ananrlal help from lhe crabapplea. »1*135 1» r hot
prune*.
ibis «h» baa very kindly roueetiled. and do a«l«le^ tluhcring
Fortland business men a* the building
35*50* hot. huckliberriea, k*IOc per
Of Portland, Oregon
the firs! portion of thia remarkable story
•’W’y. ye *’hump, r wrote a bo«»k of Mr l.ylle'a road will tie of great pound. cranberries. »9 per barrel.
I therefore Irate In her hands
benefit
io
Portland
cootmerclnlly.
«-ailed T’ilgriiii’a rr*»gn
or «ummat ’
quinces. »1*1 25 per Imt
MIHM MkllY YVHKTtlN M NARRA
"W’y. thru, that l*e «11 arvvt fur u«
TIVK.
Vegetable* Beana. 5*7%c;
cab
Oregon',
Mill
Stallatica,
We iw pilgrim« «ure xu*»ugb aud we lw
bage.
I\*2c
per
pound,
cauliflower.
Salem - There are 379 milla In th«*
DUES $100 PER MONTH
(TIAPTEIl XIII
making |*r»»grww«, ao three < iw-cra fur
Slate of Oregon according to atatlati »1*1 25 jw-r dogen. celery, M*90c per
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
It wk» in the winter of I «Cm that nir <»wd John Bunyan!”
dogen,
torn.
13lb<*
per
dogen.
ru<
um
father's health began St fail
In the
Fur partleuiara m »
Tim bumlrt**! and fifty of tl»c unrm ■ al dal* collated by Ijtbor I'otnnila bers. 15c per dogen. <*gg plant, IO«- per
May of th» following fear I returned
GROVFR POMEROY
T. I- DUGGER
ployed bur«( Into ringing « bevra and re •loner Huff, to tie embodied in hla pound, lettuce, head. 20c per dosen.
fr..m my aliool near l'aria, and Inatead
Agent
C olla» tor
SCIO. OREGON
forthcoming report. Including aaw
onions.
lOQIJlgc
per
dogen.
pena
I
ot enter.ng at Girton. •• my father had •umrd tlwdr mar« b.
mill*, combined aaw and planing mllla,
prrviou.ly arranged. I haram» hi» »erro
combined aaw and shingle mills. 7 O5c; bell pepper« 5e. pumpkina. 11«c
Saaf l«a Hr I rualrtl
tary. I was then Juat »ghteen
1 dui
per pound, spinach. 4*Sc per pound,
After a wordy argument In whlcti •hlngle mllla and 37 planing mill* tomatoes. 4O*5O< per bog; paraivy. 10
th» very beat I rould ami In hia dear,
hind way. ba made mo forget my mia neltitrr weired two Irlsliuivti de« "ilei I to which corer 90 per cent of the In.lu* 015c;
aprouia,
7Hc p* r
pound,
erte» al the eiidlo». Münder» I commit
fight it out. Il waa agnmd that w I wit tries of lhe alate
•quash. Ik»c |u*r pound, hothouse let-
these
The
(olal
annual
output
of
ted
Vou me there were only we two. either aald * "I've enough'
ng ni
lite
for my mother died shortly after I waa
mllla. aa i reported embraces 1.097 ISO. luce. »1*135, turnip«. 9o<*»l per
•bould ronae.
boro, ami I waa th»tr only child. W»
300 fe. t of lumlmr and 37.030 00O sack carrot*. »1*1 25 per sack, beets
Aftrr they bad been at It for
aaw few people at our little house, which
■ hlngtea
The reported value of the »1 35*1 50 per sack; garlic. IY8*18o
leti mluutro ou» «f tln-iu fell ai
waa -m th» I rump ogton road, just out
planing milla aggregale* «JH».500 per pound, horseradish. IOc per pound
yelled:
ail» t'ambri.lge
l.ad>es I met would mediately
Potatoes- Oregon Burbank«, deliv­
and that of the 300 milla remaining
often pity in» for th» dull and lonely ||fr emmgb !"
|S 304.200 i
The total number of nu n ered ao**5c; In i-arloia f o. b conn
I led. and that need to mah» me very
Hut hla o|>|iunet>t I kept on funi tiding
employed by 313 mill* teporting la try. 75*»Oc, aweet potatora. 2*2'<s<*
angry
W» were never dull or lonely
i t>o wag watching
him quill a man w
11.790, and women. 311.
The total (»er pound
my dear father and 1
•aid :
Butter — CHy erra merle«
F7*tlra
It may eertn absurd that ao iliatln-
amount of wage* |iali| for labor in 113
II«
"Why don't you let blm up?
(Illahed a man aa lb Weatntt. M A.
of lhe».. mllla In 1905 waa |<1 Si*. creamery. 30c per pound State cr»am
D Mr , F II It . the Reglua I'rofeeeor •aye tie'a got enough."
093 90. and 90 mllla report an Increase eriea Fancy creamery, 26*30c. «tore
"1 tanuw tie eaya ao. ' »aid the victor,
>f |*h>»i at < 'allibri.Ige .houl i have re
of 13 per cent in wage* ovtr 1904. none butler, 15017c.
lied on lhe help of a half educated arhuol betwewii punche«, “but hw'a »m b a liar
Egg» Oregon rnneh. 30c per dogen,
reports a decreaee.
( rl
Hut he «•• always pleased to say you cwn’t balle«» a word b* aaya."—
(mat Knstern, 2«* 27c; ordinary East
that my love and sympathy were worth W ashington l*u«t.
ern, 340 25c.
tar more In him to bls a orb than If he
Helpa Salmon Over Falla.
Poultry—Average old hena 13kg*
had been aereed by the elevami Woman
Hl.ol Neaae laleeewt.
ml ted chicken*. ISSOHc;
Heppner In order to facilitate the l«He;
that ever beaded an honor liwt
Towne So Great lieu d la dying, ebl
I w»l| rrmenilier th» appearance of
•aient of the flehway at the falla In spring, I3ka*t4>4c; old rooatera. 9*
I a tie resigned 7
10c. dressed thicken*, ll*15igc; tur­
l’rof. Marnar « boob. ”M.deuce «ml Ke
Browne Yea. be la now. but the eg thia city by »almon In their effort a to keys. live, 16*21c. turkey*, dronaed.
ligi.«." whkh w»a pwMlabed almultane-
oualy in German and English at the Im cltement over the Mau I'ramlBtM dla rea< h the Upp< r Willamette, the Will choice. 2IO22%i'. gteae, live, per
giuning of the June of that year
amette Pulp S Paper Company I* plat­ pound. 9* 10c, ducks. 14*1 Sc; pig
My aster tod him worried for a tlmu.
Town» Why. bow7
father waa violently vpp. aed to It. but I
ing heavy timbers on the top of It* eona. »1*1 50. aquaba. »3*3.
waa far more roncernml over the etale
Browne It tav-uplval wi mmli apace concrete weir
In thia way thè volume
Veal- Dressed. 5%*«<-
Into which It threw him than I was about In tiie oewapapera be waa afraid bla
of water going over lhe falla la so die
B*ef—Dressed bulla. 3c per ptntnd;
the booh, which •• a matter of fact,
obituary would !■» alighted. I’blladel ttlbuted that the operation of the flah cows. ISOSlyr, country steers. 5*ltc
never read
H» dictated to me a moet
ladder la noi Interfered with.
Muiton Dressed fsney. 7*kc per
•»rare etitleiani. which at hla Inatructlona phis I'reee
pound, ordinary. 5*6c. lambs, fancy
1 eent to th» editor of th» t'alveralty
Mn Freien*«
Rainfall at Astoria.
••»He.
Review at BUA. Henrietta »treat. Co
••Ro you wsnt to worb K
Pork- Dreaaed. ***e.
rent Gardea. lomlom The artici» waa
Aatoria - The rainfall at Aatorln In
Tie«»«« don’t ml au miera ta nd m*
I
eigne*! "Cantab." a pseudonym that my
Hops —1906.
15017c per pound;
Hcptt-mber was the heaviest during
don
’
t
want
to
work,
but
I
re
got
to.
father often need. •• be had the greatest
any cortespondlng month since th« 1905. nominal; 1904. nominal
Pblladaipbia
levigar
objection to publicity.
Wool- Eaafern Oregon average boot.
roirda have b»en kept her« The pre-
About leu day« after the Auguet I'nl
Within the Antarctic circle there haa’. pltatlon was »16 Inches Th«- near 150 19c per pound, according to shrink­
veralty appearwl that being the aumlur
never town found a flowering plant. In ••st approach tn this was during H>-p age. Valley. 30* 22c. according to Hoe­
whl«h coataluod bla artici»—aty father ths
Arctic region there are 7«2 different I.......... - 19"
sh< n 7 3» Inches of rain ness.
recetvwl an aaaaymoua letter
It waa
Mobair- Choice, 2» 030c per pound.
spoctan of Son erm
my duty to »pam ami eort hla c rreepou
Albany
l une li
Counter
Shasta Route
¿»..¿va.
-7; -.
' ■;
i’-
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
(♦SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES.)»
Irvine & Myer, Props.
Hack ccnnecte with all trains at fVe^t Salo
and morning train at Munkers
Our ri£s are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable.
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