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ft «-.4 s..1. 'a-.'UU J«l » b - . XX/V , X , X / X / X/ X. XZXZXZX.ZX /X XX You arc invit«*! to sulwcibc for thr News. John Miller, of n«-ar Hhclburn, j in town Thurstlay. ».u The New* and Weekly Oregonian on«- |year for $1.66» «■«■■I until o t. 31. The DeltMig farm, mar Scio, has I been laiught by A J. BnUhaw, a new ' comer, ItSU acre«, for $9,<*M. A Shanks, the enterprising harm-»» ' maker of Shelburn, transacted business i in our city Thursday. J. ,M l.imlley will probably have tn I carry th«- mail between hero ami West Scio in an airship if the romis get much I worse. The Mascot < of Sweet Briar Guidi By HENRY WALLACE PHILLIPS Coyrrtghl IV M lb* tiobk«-Mrreill conpaai HI. k of ihls lucvnlou« torture, he III hi* pipe nml «Irrw savagely il|«on II. U nii n in • King gingl«« aliout a drnin of "sluiugullloii" |«n«s«-d Into bis m "Uh lt wn» thè ln«l touch. Ile «put «>nt thè bliing. iinu««-atliig stuff. The best plaster. A piece of flannel buri«*! tlo< plp«- u|«'ii ih«- rock* and !dampened with i hamb- rlum's l iniment dan< «*l m> lt. i and bound on over the effect«-«! part* ia« Ami ) « I Itir «-«ilors frolickBd In thè i superior to a pla»t«T sml riat» on.. > ■■ guh'h Th«- plue« tuned the air with ; tenth as much. For «al«- by all dealers 111-iillly brent h. Frolli st ir came the tli r r tip, We have ju»t rr-rived on«- ear loa«l th r r up. tb r r up! of a galloping ■of shingles, one car of fluoring ami two ldiff<-rvni kiml* of rustic Two car load* 'of dim«'usi. n W«- keep a supply of 1 kiln dried lumlw-r constantly on haml. Scio I’laning Mill ('■>. Henry Shelton report* that nearly ' every one traveling between her«- ami ’ W«-st Scio new take the low« r roa«l Too ! -oft to stay on top. 1 Goo4 Position Can tie had by ambitious young men and liulies in the field of ' Wir« lesa" or railway t«l>-graphy. Since the M hour law became effective. and since the Wireless companies are establishing station* throughout Che country there i . i a great shortage of telegrapher* Post lions pay beginners from <’•> •“ 190 per month. with good chances of advance ment. The National Telegraph Insti tute of Portland, Or«- , operates ihi ler supervision of It R. ami Wircl«** offi cial« atsl plan ■* ail graduates Into po*i lion». It will pay you to writ«- to them for full details. 5 " diönifyinö THE INDUSTRIES S'l u_t ✓ it. I Ü Tbl« in th» tuli ot a bna .'.lful 44 pas» book wklch sili show aay boy or siri how lo SUCCEKD Drop a postal tr. Ili* mali TODAY ani II wlll b* sont F*LE TU* alm ot ih* Col!««» la u> Jlsnity and popolarli* th* Industries, and U> a*r»0 ALL tb* pnopln itoSsrs coursas la Agriculture. Civil tngla .crins Klectrical Enslneorlns Mscbanical En<tannrtn< Mlntn« Engin eerlng. forantry. Domeatl'u Selene* and Art. Com m*rc*. fbarmary and Munie. Tb* Collas* opsns Bnptembcr IJd Calajog trn* Addrasa KEOISTRAR. OBEOON AOKIC'JLTUBAL COLLEGE. CorvaUln. Or*< a R. SHINN. H. D. W eatherford & son \ttorney8-at-Laic Office in Blumlerg Blurb NY OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Uk*rlO YOU Special attention given to treatirg diseases of the Eye and Ear. Eyes are A scientifically tested, perfect fit of lenses in any style of spectacle or eye glasses guaranteed............. 240 First Street Over Cask k'I Bank O TC Albany, A. 0. TRILL. M. D. Physician Surqeon Telephon», Exchange No. 11 OREGON HCIO R. SHELTON Real Estate Notary Public NEED An al>-tract BEF()RE you buy property—its an absolute necessity if you want to Know about the validity of your title. Honestly, to buy a piece of teal estate without an abstract is taking a blind chance on being »old an ex- pensive piece of liti gation. OL’R ab?tracts correct and complete. Administrator of Estates »ans Negotiated. T. J Munirei. Fres. A. t. R ad 4 a 1. Fkr Prev W A Ewlnf. Lxik. t D. Mvm. Aut. Calli. -, Abstracts Obtained and Examined ALBANY OKKGON SflNTIAM NEWS Six heating stoves ranging in price from 12.01) t<> ? < <»>. Some used Lut one Beason. < all on Janitor at seh' nl Does a general banking business and house. Board of Directors. ran assist you In the transfer of money I by issuing drafts to the UilT«-rent parts Stale of Ohio, * ity of Toledo, )” Lucas County. of lhe United Mates, and it* services Frank J <!hvn«-v make* oath that he are available for the transaction of is senior partner of th«- firm of F. J. conaorvative busmea*. Cheney 4 Co., doing business Ill the ________________________________________________________________________ (Tty >>f Toie i<>, county and stat«- afore said, and that said firm will pay the Notice of Guam in $ Sale aum of One Hundred liollars for each Notice is hereby given that th« ami every case of catarrh that cannot undersigned, the duly appointed, quail be cured by the use uf Hall's Catarrh tied an<l si ting guardian of the estate Cure. Frank J. t hem-y. uf Edwin J. Holland and Glen A Hol Sworn to liefor, nw and sul«scrila'«l in land. minors was by the county court my preacncv, this 6th day of December of Linn county, Oregon, on September A. D. I-— iH, 1911, duly licensed to sell the follow A. W. Gluuson, (Seal) ing real property, to-wit: The I*E1 of . Notary Public. I the SW| and the W| of the SW| of the Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter .-Id of S<i_’ in Tp, 9, South Rang«- I nally, and acta directly on the bl«aa( W vat of the W illarr.ettc .Meridian; and . ami murnu« surfaces of lhe system. . the NE) of the NW) and the WJof th< Send for testimonials fr«-«-. NW) of the NE| of Rec. fi. in Tp. 10. 1 t J. Cheney A Co., Tol«-d«>O. South Range 1 West of the Wlllamctt j Sold by all Druggists. "f>c. Meridian, containing 130 acres more or Take Hall's Family Pills for conati- leas all in Linn county. Oregon. That on and after Munday, Octol«er pation. 30, 1911. the undersigned will pruc«-e«f to sell at private sale to the highest bidder all of the interest of said minor* in said premises for one half cash ami balance secured by mortgage. Appli cations to purchase may lie made at the oilice of It. Shelton in Scio, Oregon. Maud E. Holland Guardian. C. C. Bryant, Attorney. First publication Sept. 29, 1911. Last publication Oct 27. 1911. | Eqtalmtion Nollci The County Board of Equalisation of Taxes will meet at the office of the county clerk, Monday October 16, 1911 anti remain in session for six days, for the purpose of publicly examining the aasesament roll and to correct errors in valuation, description or <|ualities of land, lots or other property. All per sona interested ar- hereby notifi.-«! to appear at the appointed time and place and. if it shall appear to said Board, that lands, lots or other pro|»erty, be assessed twice, or assessed in the name ot names of any person or persons not the owner thereof, or aaseaaed under or beyond ita value, or any land, lots or other property not asscased. they will make the proper rorrv«-tion. D. B. .M cknight County Assessor For summer diarrhoea in children1 always give Chamberlain's Colic, ( holers ar*I Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. and a speedy cure is certain. For sale by all dealer*. THE LOCAL MARKETS The following arc cash prices quoted on Thurwiay of each week by our dealers: Wheat, per bu«hcl. ................ .. I Ml 401 Oats, |>cr buahul.......................... Flour, per sack............................ I 20 ! Bran, per ton............. . ................ Short*, per ton............................ 31 Chop, per ton .............................. Butter, (Country) per roll ... Egg«, per dozen........................... Chickens, |>er pound................... Chickens, per pound, y oung broilers Geese, per pound ....................... Turkeys, |icr pouml ..................... Ducks, per poutki ..................... Beef, per pound, live weight.... Fork, dressed ................................ Veal, per pound, for shipping . w KÀAAA j ^ I; ■ ■ I . 1 l 11 • « . tut 1ST tinrse. It was Bud, the mail carrier, ■. tiling mmt »fly and quietly at a de cent gull down a trail «livre most would pi.'fet tn walk and to "bang on" to something nt that. At first Jim felt Irritated by ths In tcrniptlun i lie wnull'd to luxuriate In « i* i > luormii. ■ y I li .ilthy man. ami the • ht-vry g>«*l fel P. : !-• i . . V * I1 I » III A >l| that feeling. Well, how they coming Jimmy F "Hit her querlial the young giant. yet ?" 'Tilt well, mu« to calorie." replied Jim "I've la-gnu to believe there ain't a durued thing here." "Y’ oii ' ic looking kind of owly, old man U lint's up? Don't you feel well?" Oh. Ilud. I'm sb k of everything this dny! I d«»n’t believe In tlie cun st 1- Hilton of Hie lull««! States, including Hie tbit iwiiih amendment. nor the Ten t'omiiinnilmeiit« n-«r the attraction of gravitation, nor anything else. It's all a blamed Hr." "No wonder you get like that, mow ing around here without a «Tinner Io ynptd with a feller critter. 'Nottgto to nuike you locoed. "Jump It tor a spell. Go uptown G«-t I< mi «I«- i !: get horribly loaded. By.ik somebody's window ami tell the folks you'rv a Sweet _ . - . Briar repbyr c«>ine to Mow out their lights. Go XVIu'ii your hair abend and do It Stop* pulling you'll feel like a new man." Jim thought the ndvlii« sound, yrt a sir;.:.go («cling ll.lll developed In him in til* Isolallon. It wns that the eyo >>f Anil" wa« always on him He ha«l fallen Into a hnblt. which tievomes a aia|>vr*iHI<>ii when a man 1« alone, of nitlng as though she were there In person. However, he didn't frrl rnllc«! u|ion to offer Rm! flint «•rplnnntlon of his rcftiil lie conveyed lhe Idm In one brief word "Bost«!.'* said he. "Busted?** rei«irtrd Rud warmly. "Rusted? Not mm h you ain't l>uat«*l while that Uttle p«ukng>» Is there, bet 50 YEARS' C X P r. k I r. n c e 1 C Wf A Dr sign « C orvriohts Ae Anyne# 1’nf • eWMch and <1m*e*r HUwt CtcAlr n <Mtr «* frwe »hsrthMf « r»n«l -n 1« pr< nabljr I’«»«’' ?* tkwM atnwl> '*>• «» •••■flai MlMOSOOf twit from* f< t per*unn< swtartf*. PtfattU t«A«n throvAdh >6Mi A ( n. raeeiW R .< . ♦»•rt«. ia fha Scientific American. A )>*n4*-.«i*lr |tln«<««'<»1 vwklr 'a-vM rtv talatum of any ► -»aouA«? krnrriaL 1 •»ro»«. « f*M»r . Mff^caJon MUNN i ’ New Tori •tauch u«S •. OS r a«. W m C.. o «'." i , I a u iu.it r You call for wbat yon ebar life! want, and the cashier will make good." "Ah. Rud. how'll I ever pay yon back? Kev|i it. nan; keep It." replied Jim In a disheartened tolt e. "May, you uiu t gut no ' all to worry ataiut that part of It. There's where my trouille« begin," returned ltu«l "Now. you take these two bucks nml Jab 'em tn your Jen us (Jo on. now. |h> ns I tell you or dn*hed If I don't lick you mid mnke you tnke '«•in. Whnt'a th«« gm*I uf money If It ain't to help n frietwl out with? I d>>n't care ivIm get« drunk on It Just so long a« they have n g<x«l time "Roy. you'll be nailing up the trm-k roganllena «if order* with your Miller full of and* If you don't get »til In Iho »■nimble for awhile." “Lord. I’d like to see a rnllroml train' Haven't heard <i whistle for two year* How far 1« ft to th« near- est «talion. Rud?" "Plattaburg fifty mile due south " “Chriatiuae! Little fnr I» walk " n<> "Ray. you lake this borne. Jim ahrod I rnn wnlk )i|«t a* well na n«>’ I'm getting too f it anyhow <Io on. Yon take lb«» horse nml hnve n ' Yen; takn the nhlrt off your link never mind If n bll of I lie nklll with It. I'll ace you fnr nw.iy Tell you what you «■oiihl «1 i for Ruddy. The herd of lium-t I« around now If you'd rotimi up «me of them for mcF "Rure thing! You sit on rhe mill aa< k till I come Imck There'« n ln»tip of rcglnter«*! stuff In It this trip oh. any' Vhnt do yon think’ I wn« hel«l up t'other *l«le of the Rulld»« Rnn .-. sip. say« a little |<npprr from i*u« bush« - I cllmlied f' r them Io h ■« ami out gee« a liecgnr Ilk« a rnLhit I was after him like n « oyote. L« t < tier Ilf« Who d«i von aiip|M>««> li i< I», Jim’" "Hang It. how should I know’" "That little down east run* v 'h the crook In hi* t'i k 1!« I* • ■ •! bml P m r if, I il I k - .« It* up ,. sandpaiM-r aide, nii rlghi lie h" nd from the ixMfiunater thni there «•»« a lol of vnlnalil«* mall going out •o lie thought he'd tnuke a try for It Then what do you think he hail the coll, cold nerve to do?" "Ra«a It up mo«t anything. I rc< Ic on " "Worae'n that. Rtrm-k inr for fifty.' "And got It." ' «.«it It? No; 1 n«t much be didn't. aonny. lie drew Ju»t ten. ami toe *»* I've done a tutor lucky to get that I or two for that feller, first ami la«t. and to haie hlm «lusii at me made mo sore• although he missed me by sev eral location«. I'll aay that f >r lilr.i — so | gale him th« ten nml told liliu I'd kick the bump on ills Isv k no hl.h up on hl« shoulder* he <-.«iil«l ne.ir It for a hut If he ever ehoved ini» my day light agnln And you nc»«-r In your life saw a humpback make better limo than he did "Well, here's for your Jackass. Which way's the herd?" "Right up over the hill " Jlrn sat patl.mly on the sack un'll Rml returned with th« tiurro. "Hero's your thoroughbred." hoi- loed Ilud "Get ap there. Alary Look at the knowing cm« of him. will ) u? You bet cher life you've got an mil mile there that'll go when he gets ready mid as fast a* he pretty well dem plea««« Nall him*" Jim fled a gunny «n< k on hie noble mount, and the two r»«le on together to the fork In the trail Jim tried to thank 111« friend, who km« k««l til* hat over his ey«-s, and said "Aw. write It down when you've got more time Never see a feller In my life I cot toned to more'n you. Jim First I thought you was t«wi smooth for mv kind of traiclliur. hot Isler I nee It was only the gmln of the wood I Iwllrve In my friend«. I do. Here we g<> hopping around this little world f«>r a small time. nn<1 then thnt's done. H'poae you nln't got any real friend* fir tho trip? Rotten. I wiy V««n r» ahead and rip Rlatfsburg up lhe tin« k. Wlsht I could lx» there with J«»U. Don't yon mlml conai-qucm-c* No long, old man! Hike! You heggnrl" the buckskin pony wn« off with a snort and a «(>ln«lilnc of gravel as tho Irons touched hi« sides, and Bud van ished «town the road without a look ta»hln«l him The next day Jim was In I'latte- burg One do«-« not know what an al luring quality, what a hnxy enchant ment. can linger around even a small tiiwn until an almence In s'rml veil- derneea ha« given man's work a new flavor. (To be Continued)
