The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, November 24, 1911, Image 3

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The Santiam news., November 24, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textst i< > i K rrrj. The Blickensderfer Typewriter The Mascot of Sweet : Briar Gulch Under E*|»ert«need Management flRir (mm i Bvd» Clean i ossi Faro Commercial Trade Hack* connect with all tram« at West Scio ami al Munker» / V z Solicited Our rig« tirât ria*» and our horas» good driver» ami <4 » ». > It'VI» Ilk EN BACH. M«»*..*a Simplicity Beware ol Ointments far Ci jn’j tha Co; am fftrcjry T rkeys Wanted o 'tylen I «lo Price« Reasonable. A achilie For Sale L. L. GOODING, Cii u a ul > o» Scio, Ore . D DL T. K. SANDERSON DENTIST a* mercury will surely deatroy the sen»« f of smell anti completely d< rang«« the I- II -chmalx A ^«> . 141-143 Front *tr«4t. f’ottland. Or»., want 2u«> i whole system when entering it through the mucous furfaces. Such articles dressed turkeys anti Into dressed I should never b* uaed except on prescrip- gve.e. Writ.* today for price«. Tag» ttona drum reputable phyai * u s. a* th«- free. They have a paid up capital damage they will "io is ten fuM to the stock of 110.(«10 and «end check by gooti you can |HMuubl<* derive from them return mail fur veal, pork, (muitry. Hall'» i atorrh Cure, manufactured by «■Kg», hbiea, etc. ship to th«*m F. J. Oheney A Co., Tol<*do. Ohio, cun- F. H St H.MALZ A CO. taina no mercury and ia taken mt.-rnally 141-143 Front -I.. »«'ting directly upon the blood ami I Portland Oregon mucous surface« of th«* system, hi. buying Hall’s ( atarrh Curv he sure you get the genuing. It ia taken internally aral matle in Toletlo, Ohm. by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonial* free. To rent a s x or seven room house ■'ohl by all Itruggis'ts. 75c. until July I. 1912 or lunger. L. L. Take Hall'« Family Pill» for consti Gooding. pation. Kinel OREQON »’rriee»« tllNK-roMV Baaaibssv. W. F. Gil). S«.aartav, C. A. Warner J. J.Harne«, W. F Gil), J. A. Bilyeu, J.K Barn*», C. A. 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Pre». t'eiitrnllv liH'.iteti, gotxl rooms, prices motler- ute. com tenus V. i reatiiwnt ATTOKNBT Corner Mcrrisoa and Front Ntrsrt» AT LAW PORTLAND ALBANY ta. M Wri<kt BH< Both Hionei i OREQON OUEGON There is little danger from a cold <»r 1 W eatherford & son Attorneys-at-Lair Office in Blumberg Block fi ALBANY : : Osano from an attack of the grip except when followed by pneumonia, and this never happens when Chamberlain'» Cough Remedy is used. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensiv«- sale bv its remarkable cure« of colds and < | ' i i 1 These arc STRICTLY CASH /.V ADVANCE PRICES t'.LV YOU AFFORD TO TASS IT UR? grip and can be relied upon with implicit j confidence. For sale by all dealer». | I I ' ! I People of Oregon Lina Connty Abstract Co. Abstracts W. do . r aad Ft«ur. Administrator of Estates ) By HENRY WALLACE PHILLIPS Copirlfbl IW». hr the RohhfMerrlll towyaay But the doer gave up tbe struggle and lai quiet, looking up with great pleading eyea. "Yea. VOU ilevn1“ cried Jim "You look meek enough now. hut If you »••ren t a hnmlfnl of hint luck ten -t- oiids ago I never ran aero«» one. You hurt, t'lii-»?“ "1 got n lovely t'ump on me stDeller, blit I .u In It yet. Do I let go vr ilon't ir "Not on your life! Watt n moment” IL« worked tits weight over on tbe deer « I» «!} "Now!" lie «aid. "Quick! Jump l«H»»e!" Again the deer glanced up reproachfully, a« though to »ay. ' How au»pl< lou« you are!" The instnut Ches Jum(«ed clear ao did Jim 'lhrv watched their late uu <».. i Ht. who sprang to lita fe«*t and vent off with frisky leaps, apparently I ■ I I. *. 11 (1 ■ <■« IT Then they looketl at each other. Che« on« rubbing bi« stomach with I Wbll* he w i|H*d t’l*« bbaid from bis hum with the right. Jim's coat ail’d trousers were torn, bo had a <lee|i nerateb ai roaa lila cheat, a gouge tn hla leg. and lie trembled from tli«* exertion. "Well Ch«*»!" he pant «si "We'vi bin! n ulc«- rest haven't w«?' Wouldn't It a' been tur'ble If yer hadn’t cuugbt him?* replied Ches. \ ! ' : n I I « 11 *. • I a "1 I liey wore lu»t of an age Any one would have said ao ou »eelng them appi<«ach tho cabin, arms Dying, toiigm * wagging, brulaed. tired and happy. "Jim." vn'il n very sleepy little l«oy aft«-r Hiipp"*r. gorginl Ilk«» an auacouda, ■•yer don't see t ing» like dot In N'york, mu much yer don t If dat racket had « ••m«« off In der Bowcry d«*rv'd l»e head- llm dilne*" on d«*r extrle« more'u a mile“— Jun p| k.*<| him up ami tucked him Into lit» bunk. ‘ More'n a mile long. <• ulgh'." aiglied < h<*». Jliu lit hl» pipe and went out for nn evening amoke It was »ou>e little time the next morning before he could realize wlint he waa doing out there Ullder the Ire««. IL» had I m *«* ii In some way« n graver m in of Into. What In- had undertaken 1« nn c»|H*rlnicnt. n generous Impulse, hml been turned into u lasting respon sibility. CHAPTEll V. N Ilio >nd day after Cb«a’ ar riva) Bud bad corno thruugh wlth thè mali and liefere ira» tng drew Jim «»Ide out of the l».iy'n hearing. 'The little feller'a yours ag it» all conierà now, Jlm," he «aid. "Whal'a thnt?" a»ke«l Jlm, aurprls«*d by thè mennlng In th<- tono. "Ile'« yours," re(>catc<l Bud. “Tbat sweet a. »uled blo«»oiii that « alle«! lilm »<*lf Ilio boy'a da«! Illled hla akln wttli red evo farther up Uio Bue and aettled Ilio fii-a h«1 limi with hi» dame.” "Hurt ber?" ".Muti." snld Bud alowly, "ho u»cd a kulte a tool long; gave It lo ber a doxcti time« »■ hard a» be could drive What'» your opinionT* •'Great ClieMr! L»ld he get away? 'But no, of count» he couldn't, tiring ou the train ” * llo didn't get away. The cou. wired Hi«« news to Klmtmlla What was hr t<> «1«» when ii amnll army of pun< tier» tsmrded th«- train ami took I the prisoner? He couldn't do nothing, ami Im never love»! thnt black mux- sled whelp from the time he »n»s«*d him In tbe d«*i>«»i Ths punchers took • ur frl«*m! out mid tri«*"* him • «Tried him?" '■With n rops. In three ndnntea by the watch he waa found wanting, Your boy now. Jim. aa I rm» telling you. Tiolng to «ay anything to him | a I «mt BY* •■Why," said Jim. bewildered "why. »I don't know. Bud. Guess not just yet on general principles " 1 ••Great little pnp<j»«»r. ain't he7' said j Rml. turning In hla «addle liefore his | starting ru«h. ' Making« of a man there, all right The boys tn town are I «lend »tu- k on him I'll have to give a Icotnplels history when I get back I I uniat get a gnlt on. or I'll have Undo j Xnmmy on my n«*« k agnln. Inspector started ont with me this morning" "The devtl he did”* cried Jlm Indig nantly. well knowing the hardship« and dangers of th«- big rider*» r«»nt«. "Oh. It's all right." replied Bud. w!tb | 1 wave of hl« hnnd. •N’orniv ont fine. I When the Ind first told me he'd been <cnt out to «ee why the malls waa so I late on thia line I told him I'd show I him right on th« «:»of. but be natd there waa no use g«»ttlng hot about It. as be wus only doing hla duty, so I quletwl down. •Two miles out of town wo ran Into •i wild vy«*d gang fn>m somewhere who was going to make ua dam e Wo didn't dance, am) I'll «ay for that in spector that he *t«K»«l by me like a man, but he was awful sick at hla stomach later on from the excitement "Next thing the bridge was down at ftqtiaw creek, and w«< swum her. He'd hate gon«* down the flume If I hadn't got bold of hla bridle. 'Nice mall route, this.' anya he as he got ashore, •oh. you'd Ilk«' It.' says I. ‘If you got uw*d to It' I'd tiegun to wonder what waa next myself. Ain't many people swimming Squaw creek, aa you |s»r- haps know. •'Well, next wn« about ten mile along. Just before you come to the old Tin Cup camp -We waa pasting the bluff there. an«! all of a «widen rip. thump biff' down cornea what looked tike the whole «ld<- a top of ua. It weren't, though It wn« only n clnna- mon had 1«>*>1 hl« l-ilan< «• leaning over too far to see what we uta That bear lnnd<-«1 right agin brother In spector's horse. nml brother Inapee- tor's hor«e trti*«l to cllmh a tree. In spector himself fell a top of the bear. I daaaent shoot. for th«« devil himself couldn't have told w hl h was ln«|s»ctor and which ta-nr I'lnally l«*ur shakes himself h»»» nml telewoj • ■« himself up the canyon th«« worst senr<*«l mil- mile tn the country 'If you'll ketch my horse I'll amble t>n< k again.' »nyn the Inspector 'I’ve Investigated this route pretty thorough amt tin«! It'» lust as you say. Lampposts 'll do me all right for awhile.' Coin«» out hue, didn't It? "Whlsh there! Untie .mill «■•If you Jailer bone heap!" Ami tbe mall w ua a quarter of a mile up tbe trail. Jim (Hindered the Information con- cvrnliig Che« rarefnllv. only to adhere to hla original determination He euuid not ««<e any wny In which the boy would tie benefited by hearing the news. Still, the miner hated anything that savored of concealment or d<* op tion. "I wish Ann* wn» h«*i.- to h«*lp ine." he thought "She <1 know wlint tod.»." lie sat long, looking «town til» Imuda <la»|ssl about bls km- drinking with old Tantalus But tbe revert«* end'd. " uukat i.tTTLa rsrorwa. sis t ua?' »*tt> •OD as It always did. in action There wna nothing for It but the < Inlui. Nuceeaa there meant aucceas every where. It waa the knowledge tbut Anne. the boy and all he wished to do for lH>th depend«*«) ou the pay streak whl< h hud urge«) him to such a fury of effort Illa careleaanesa of tils own Ilf«* that led blm to slap hl« timbering up any way was born of Hint name fury, Au<l tbo consequent«*« came. Ilk«* moat roti- sequences, without a moment'« warn* iug. It waa a atlll anil licntitlfiil noon, Chea lind pulled out the hint rar lie- fore dinner and atnrtr«l for th« "iibiu A curious groaning ami «napping It wo» from the tunnel bull«*«! him the giving of the tortured timbers. On the tirela of that rame a dull, crush ing roar. A bin at of dust ahot from the tunnel nmuih. like »moke from a cannon, precede») by a ah«« k that nearly threw the l»oy off Ills feet. Then all was atlll again. The aun ■bone as brilliantly a« 1» fore, biasing down upon tbe ghastly face of n little boy, wb<> after one heartbroken cry of "Jim! Ob. Jlm’a killed!" sank down upon tbe ground, chewing the Unger* thrust In his mouth that the pain might make the black wave k«*cp its distance. For Ches knew that lie waa ninne; that thers was no human being wlth- In miles to help the man eanght In ttia hand of that mi«< liam e but himself. s<> frantically willing, but so Impotent. ••1 mu«t git me wltn tergrdder. ( must.” And down came the t»»«*th with all the strength of the boy’s jnw. "Oh, what will 1 do? What will I do?** Tbo little hoed waved from aldo to aldo in Its agony, and a sudden »ob struck him In the throat. (To be Continued)