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VOL. XV MEDICAL MEET "r.-r.... tq.,sc|*s prjll caiifopnia •irtgjn Were in li’endanc». FuHjwng is me Program t « C utral W illa nette M'ilicnl T uciety will meet in Albany. Thursday, December 7. 8.-00 a. At St Mary's Hospital Clinics mi operation« with "Spinal Anesthes u. Ur. A W .Morton os San Francisco. 1:30 p m. at Committee club rooms Clinical case* (review of forenoon’s work an new c <»es,) Dr. W. II. Davis of \l -any. i urrent events. Dr. -hinn of Albany. Paper Vital statistic« ami what they mean, Dr. C. S White, Secretary State Board of health. Portland. Paper Pathology of Heart ()Hus- v run d. 1 Dl 1 5-11.- Paper -"Spinal Anesthesia,’* Dr A. W. .Morton, San Francisco. Paper—' laucorna. Importance of arly Diagnosis, Dr. Gullion, Eugene, Paper—Errors in Diagnosis, Dr. Marcellus, Portland. Paper A few pointo in Ethics. Dr. Morse, -alcm. Paper— Diagnosis of Cancer of th. to :ach. Dr. Tucker, Portland. Paper — The General Practicioner, Dr. Kuykendall, Eugene. Paper— Surgery, its Sphere, Dr. A. . Morton, San Francisco. Busitie** and social session. Adjournment. B. R. W allack , S» c . Road lii Notice ia hereby given by the under signed taxpayers ami residents of Itoad District No. Hi of Linn county, Oregon, that a meeting of the t*«f«avers of said road district will be held at Barnes' Blacksmith shop in Scio, Oregon, in said road district on >aturday, the 3oth day of December, 1911, at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon of said day for the purpose of levying an ad ditional tax on all the taxable property in said road district for road puqMiae». The undersigned com|XMM- more than ten per cent of the taxpayers of said road district. This notice ia posted this 4th day of December, 1911. Names N 1 Morriaon, T M Holt, Jno E I’rochaaka, H A Dulezal. J E Rockwell, Joaef Ixomplot, C A I’oavar, R R Borovick, J C Chrisman, W Rich ardson, J A Craft, J A Dubrkovsky. John C Dobrkovsky, J R Jonaa, A Mon roe. A T Powell, Erank KrumIJr. John Weaaly, W T Hassler, W J Chromy. II R Hassler. Geo L Sutherland. Jos Bayanovsky. Joseph F Kulina, John F Kukacka. W W Williams. Iruslte's Nolic» ul Sale Notice ia hereby given that the un d«r*igned trustee of the estate of ii A. stem, bankrupt, will receive sealetl bids up to the 11 th day of December. 1911 at the hour of 3 o’clock p. m. for the purchase of all the property of said estate, being stock of gods, fixtures, etc., itemized inventory of which prop erty may be seen and inspected at the office of thia trustee at any time. Said sale will be made subject to a mortgage thereon to M. E. Richardson for the sum of II75JJO with 7 per cent interest from April 12, 1911. Ail bide should be handed to thia trustee at hia office in Scio, Oregon. R. SHKLTON, Trustee of the »state of H. A. Stam. bankrupt. For Soli Thoroughbred cockerals. Single Comb White I-eg horns nnd Barred Ply mouth Rock«.—Chas. Chrx, brio. Or. piW-.'l SCIO, LINN Th» Mwl W«t«na<va Lan««»#». The Chinear la probably the lan guage that la apokrn by the greatest numtier of human living« Iwtwrrn «•>,1100.000 to 600.000.000 The Mug liati cnnir» next, with «orne ITMsXxxXl to 200000.000 of patrona then th« Russian. With pretty nearly 130.1»«.- OOO French and German are nip and tuck, rm b tiring apokrn by from IO Oiwi.iwai to lOO.'kwt.OOO "f fimplr at home and In the colonial iwwaeaalona The cliamra are that English la destined tn become the greatest of nil Inn gunge« It I» ndvun lug more rapidly thin any other, nnd It may yet lx- the language of the entire clvlllird world. - Exchange NO. 2" ........................................ Gladiatore of Old. v man wbo ' I b. :i a gl.idi.i tor «a« »l'aera reg.ird«*! a« dl*gra-cd If a combntant werr t *n<|iilst»*l bui not kllled thè peop'e deciti' ! hi* fate, turnlng down thrlr tbunib* n lieti ihvy wiabed hltn lo l>e kllled Coatewtnnta »ere tauglit tbe lenturva to tw sa- eilnietl Iti falllng au<l In dylng. and •neh fi**l wn« eateu a* w<«ui<t thk'ken tlielr 1>I<M*1 In onler lo g'v«- thè apecta- tura * more lel«nrely vlrw of tlielr dettili foinbat» of gladiatore con liti ned tintll thè relgti of Hofiorlu». flr*t chrlrtlan emperor. In P>l \ I». when Teletnachti«. a nmnk. r’l*!ied Ini twren two adveraarie» at Rome nnd t>y lil* -elf «ncrlflce •* > i- luned thè dm eroe for thelr aliolltlon PORTLAND NEWS LETTER Public Salt I will offer at public nuction at my * V« ru..W.’-’ residence two miles southeast of Scio, : » on Tuesday. Itecembcr 12. at Hu tn. «.»>»<>••• a « a-»»«-»» < • sharp, the following listed jwraotial property: 2 work horses, ages t> and 7 Hot drinks and hut lunches at years, weight sl>out r.*«t lb«.; 3 milk lieynea. cows. 5 dozen chickens. 2 sets of double Call at the UTIaon tent for y< ur ; harness; 1 saddle, bridle and pair of photograph« Corner Mill an I Main. New Rai'rcads Across Oregon lo be sha|>a; wagon, single buggy, plow, A. L. Kelly of Thoma» left Monday I cultivator and other farming tools; morning for Prineville for a visit of a SUried It Once Oregon Apples < hay, (Mitatuea and other vegetables; | 1 kitchen cabinet; 2 cupl-oarda; exten- few months. Capture Big Pnz* i »ion table; 2 iron bed». 2 sets springs; H. !.. Devaney went to Mbanoti mattress; baby b»ds; rockers; chairs. Tuesday night, and Wednea lay morn I canned fruit ami many other artirles ing received 100 tons of out» at Tail I too numerous to mention. Terms of Man as a Machin». man. Mr. Devaney is buying for a Portland, Ore., Dec 5(~|x-cial) An- Sale: All sums of (III ami under, cash It 1» a little startling to lenm that Portland fitm. I nouncement of a new railroad across ‘ in hand; >ver »10 n credit of lo months “Nie« and Snug” mnn I* sii|>erl<>r to all nn* lianlam* In Alfred Goin bed both leg» broken la*t Puck worth wa« auch a <1et|< ata < ’rvgon from east to west WM appre- will lx- given on bankable note al 6 |ier the tiest artificial uno liiiona i be etti clency is only It |*r rent Tbr hu Friday near Jefferson. He waa en courtier lie could afford to Je»t «’lib a ' priate news for Thanksgiving week. cent interval. Five per cent discount man uia< bine gives a profit of from 26 gaged in pulling «tumps when the qilren on a very iinpleuslng «object I’r, iidctit Lovett of the Harriman sys for cash on sums over »10. All prop to UP per cent on the fuel' In other •weep broke with the aforementioned • ven I On e be wna »hutting QUceo tem ha* authorizied the construction of erty must lx- settled for before being Victoria i over We»tmln«ter 11 bey the Oregon Eu*tern from Vale to Dug removed from the ground words, on the food rormunwd A m*n result alwnv* wastes energy during the first .Mu« W, C. S immons . J r . In the biii* announcing the public W ben they < niur to tl-e spot where Mountain, a dlatance of ltd miles. The Frank Shores, Auctioneer, live minute* of work Monday'* lat>or sale of .Mr*. W. C. Simmons Jr., rt« xt king* and queen* lie Quern Vlctordl r - id will not atop there but will be I - ’ >u' I built to Burn*, then presumably on to It. Shelton, Clerk. In man Is the worst, nnd Tuesday'« Tuesday, mention was omitted of a ■bit cred a little and ■ -I l«e liurlnl here It secnia ao Bend ami vrry likely south to connect not care to the beat In the week that la. nc< orti Hercule* all steel •tump puller, with lug Io a large uumber of experimenta two extra cables, all in flrat da** cold and damp'* “Madam.” replied with th<- Natron-Klaina'.h line. Now is Tour Chance l>u< kworth. "I «asure you it I« perfect Work on the project will be rushed made by a distinguished professor r»pnir. ly dry Von would I*- <|tlltr libe nod and it is expected to get the first link Mnn lie consider*. Is more liable to The Evening Telegram until January Th«> express car on the down train »im» I .'I -11 * i -i • • I. • uiiike uiKlnkes In the nfteruoon than In id< r wu;, before the end of th« pres I, 1913 and the New« at l-l 5<i. Regular In the morning 1« th!« the reason Wednesday morning contained about > nt year This new mllvage will be of price $6.60. You save »2 by acting Irish Woman. 100 dressed hogs for the Fort laid mar banks close early V Pearson’« Weekly A coamo|Hi|ltnn « riti . finely de->-»• gn at value •<> Eastern Oregon, a coun NOW. kft. alatut 36 being furnished at Scio, Sugar as ■ Narva Haatorar. ed. after surveying womankind from try now undergoing rapid development, One of the grvntent Vallies of «Ilgar ami the balance at Lebanon atd other China to Peru gin« the pultn for nt .ud will give modern Iransiortation to How’» Thi»? apart from It* high steaming power I* points up the line. traditene«« to the women of Ireland a district now undated, We nif, r on,«'huni!i< d dbUan reward tin- i >i|-i>lit ■ '1" ' i ' if ’c -■ '• The Linn County Court met the Scio lie dwell rapturously on tlietr l-c.iutv A Redmond bank has made arrange- for any case of catarrh that cannot l-r «.c I—d . ■. I I > 111 d r i I ’. • .i| - ami Shelburn delegation* st Albany to nud their tinlvrte. averring n» a nun; menta to bring in several carloads of cured by Hall's I Httarh <’or«- The careful mid exhaustive rvo- ir- hr- day at 1 p. m t > discuss matters per <iair\ stock for ranchers of that of I sm -. Mii"o, Hurley nnd S.-butuburg taining to a bridge across th«- Sanliam compliment that they »re preeminent F. J. CHKMtY A C o ., Toledo, () ly the feuiuira dangervu*!*« Tbnt I I m *) ■lection, following the same plan a* that • hiiveil tluil there was no food which We. tbe undersigned, have known F. near Shelburn A repirt of tip- result have infinite < li*rm none can deny, ! nf Bend capitalists in furnishing brood would restore working jxvwer to fn J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and be tlgucd muscle« of both men arid »nl of thii rr.eeli ig will be given next •ven the cockney who»» profound sows to farmers ir. that locality. Red- lieve him perfecUy honorable in all week. knowledge collies of a gillloping boll tnutid, w ith a large area of Irrigated mal* «* i|Ul kl.v and effectively a« pur« buslnesa transactions, and finacially augnr lnda«*d. It wua suggest»! lit Al th« meeting of th» -cio Hook and day trip to KUInrney. Wh-klow or (ba alfalfa growing all almut it -diould able to carry out any ol ligations male Profe*mr lore that tired bu«lnes* men [.adder < o. h«ild Widrirsday evening Glant'a cau«ewny Ixindun Chronicle make an id< al dairy center. * I by his firm. carried beyond their regular bin li tfce following officers were elected , Touching. Four big realty deals during the past W aldino , K innan A M arvin , botiF w ould find a few lumps of pure I John l.effler. Pres., L. E. ileyne. Vice Mr. Newlywi*l in ding letter frani week in different parts of the state, in I Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. <1. «■ .. nr -me <’f t’ •• I '-‘I of ■■ >rv >•■ I’tv-. Il M lain. Sec l'r> a-. . Jo. hi* wife at aensldei- My own darling volving over »1,61)0.000. show the faith •ti.ratlve* and 'pick me ii | m ” far an Hall*« Catarrh Cure is taken inter fierlor to alcohol I>r Woods Hub li Oupor, Foreman, Henry Stum, \aat a thousand kl*«ra could you »end me Eastern cnpitalmta have in Oregon. A nally. acting directly u|*ni the blood oard of Delegate«: Roll Morris, O. M. L5O at oik »? Thank you so intu ii I tract in 'oiithern Yamhill County, em I umoo In Woman'« Magaalne ami mucous surfaces of the «yatem. -helion. Don McKmght, 11 alter Stam. won’t n»k for an) more until I nrlte bracing 23IX) acres, brought |35u.0tM); Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per Halplasa. Joe Wescly. again i I «III try and mah" flint l.rat >0.<mi acre* in Klamath county sold for bottle. Sold by all Druggist*. It was n dark morning snd Mr Imr until I need some more If you coiild ■ tl.issi. 1200 acres in Baker county Taka Hall'* Family Pill* for conati Aunt Mat-ida'a Journey. kin* was rroplng aramid In the bane send ni£ <75 Inatend of »30 II woiild bro ighl »260,000 and a lug tract of pation. pro “ The curtou» effect •ometlme« meni w tien soinetxMlv suddeuly fls*h duced In telegram« by want of pane ■aio I Ilio Wllllng tiefore neXt wi-ek I timber in the Sumpter Forest Reserve ed a dark lantern on him »lecbani'-nlly be threw up hl» hand« illation or tbe oml**lon of n single have lo pny 2 cent» for every «tutop sold for 1600,000. It lhe Churches "I'm Hie gas meter Inspector.” ex word." says a reader “cannot fall io I uae > The extortlon of t tirar hotel Good riiada throughout Oregon will Services at the Christian church on have struck every on» I Imd a fe keeiierw I» something frightful t ,ood lie the ch el topic discus»«*! at the an- pinIned the Intruder Whereupon Mr Durkin» held hl* male relative living In the north from by, lovey.—Brooklyn t.’ltlsen nual convention of County Judges and second and fourth Sundays of each hands up «lili higher.-Chicago Trit» whom I had ’expectations' She Imd Tommy Agreed. Commissioners of the state, which will month. been ailing for snmi' weeks, w hen one un» Tommy had lieen tardy nt school, lx- held in the Portland Commercial Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday morning cam» a telegram n*klng my Th» Bojar« at Kulm. and this was the excu«« be bunded In I lull cot v- ntion hall, Dceemln-r 12 14. evening. wife to go at one» as ah»-my aunt Rojura held exclusively lhe bighe»! "miss MTnerney pleas Exkiise tom Service» at the Baptist church oil Ihu Road legislation w ill be considered with 8h» accordingly military nnd civic ortice* In Russia was much worse my for Being late tie was Bep out went a view to |a-rmanent highway construc first ami third Sundays of each month. and were »o universally looked up to "During the evening of th« follow on account of Nlvtic«* In the I'uuibly tion throughout the state. Union Sunday school at 10 a. m. by the inn« of the p*»>ple that the Ing day I recelvi-d tills disconcerting your» Rvapect Nl<-odemti» Tucker.” Condon will get the fair to lie held by "Tbouiaa,” said the teacher after ahe most powerful rulers, even Ivnu the announcement: irl Eihibi! Postponed t'ruel, considered It prudent to na» “'Aunt Matilda went to heaven at had rca<l It. ”1 have serlou* d oibts the Tri County development league this form of expression In their nkn» STM) returning by 11.50 tomorrow alKiut the geniilnene«« of tills It next Fall. Thereafter the fair will lie The art exhibit intend«'! for Scio has looks very suspicious ” e» “Tlie emperor h»« ordered It; the morning’” New York Moll. held in a different one of the three been loat by the exprra* company anti “I know it. mn'nm.” hr replfi-d sniff counties each year. Bo J ar» huv» appruied It" — New York Ui« Muten vu il orna. will not now be here until sometime in Ing ”1 told |>nw | could write bet Telegram. In the flailing district» and on Ihr Alfalfa seed has tiecome one of the ter’n be could, but he would do It."— January. Hew Uh» Spaiiad Alice. farm* of Holland the old time Hutch profit able cro|M of the Ontario region. When Allee Jone« waa eighteen «ha customs are «till to be found The ixindon Answer». More than L’M».***) has been realised A Bird Woman's Eys V>aw. b«x-anie Miss E Aly see Jone« When quaint contunir of the women with the Notice For Publication from the sale of seed this season. Most Tti» aviator's wife «*« taking IllT be wen» to enter a normal school »lie an- lent beuddrraa and the full skirt» of the prmluct goes to Eastern mar flrat trip with her husband In III» • Ir D«eartm«nt ot th« Interior waa askrd her inline by lhe dean remains the pride of the llollund kets. ahip U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore. She replied. “Ml»« E Aly*«r Jone* tiulsvroiiv ( bouse w If el. and the men Pres. Chas. C. Moore of the Panama- “Walt a minute. Georg».” she »»Id A I y a-» • ” with tbrlr wide, baggy ira usera. are October 14, 1911. ’’I’m nfrnld wo will hive to go down Pacific Ex|>oxjtion, will soon visit Ore "Yes.” said the dean “And bow are no Iran picturesque The milkmaid Notice is hereby given that Fred A. gon cities to imprras upon them the again. ” you spelling ’June»’ now 7" — Ladles with her two milk can«. polish»*! like "What's wrong1” nskrd the husband importance of the coming fair and to Strode, who«; postoffice add re«» is libai «liver and nwung from n «perlally Home Journal. ”1 liellrve I have dropp'd one of the urge their co-op« ratinn and assistance. Rodney Ave., Portland. Oregon, did. on built shoulder yoke la n feature of Th» 9h»m» of D»f«at. pearl buttons off my Jacket. I think Pres Moore looks to the Pacific North the Slat day of May, 1911, file in thia the street ncene tn any village ’T*ear professor. wrote a mother to I can see It glistening on the ground.” west for valuable aiMistance in making office Sworn Statement ami Application No. 030117, to purchaac the N| of NEj, Why Tr««s Ara Tagged 1 acboolteni her. “ ‘pleas« excuse Fred "Keep your scat, my dear.” aald th« the Exposition a success. If the ol»>«vant foreigner abroad aviator ’That’« Ukr Erie.”-Young» lie when he ought to tie at school Oregon apples grown at Talent by Section 24. Townahip 10 South, ftange Yesterday he contracted a black eve olwervra an expert setting out trees In town Telegram Houston Bro«., captured a Ing prise at 2 East, Willamette Meridian, and the ind he 1» ««hamrd Your», etc.. Mrs a public aqnare he will dlw over that the re> ■ nt National Apple Show at timber thereon, under the provision« of You N»v»c Can Tall. X Sharp” Upplm ott'a atta heii*to a leaf ot- one side of ea< h These growers got first tin- set >>f ,lun.- ff, 1-/-. invi .ut« Bragga—Too never know what you Sfiokane. H»r Mttnoit amendatory, known as the "Timber tree there will be a nil of white t»|ie Wagg»-That's prise for a carload of Yellow Newtown Malta So «he married him to reform It 1« M once apparrnt that the mark ran do till you try apples. They carried away ».’100 cash, and Stone Law," at auch value aa wrong Ton never know what you bitt»'’ How did she begin? might Iw fl »«I by appraisement, amt Ing 1« In n>> arnae dlatlugitlalilng But Bella !’• «pending n lot of money a» the gardener gora alamt setting the can do till you succeed Bragga Well, merchandise worth 121)0 mor», be sides that, [tursuant to auch application, the banners and cup«. Wagga And You know how hard It I» for a rich tree* tn the hole* prepared for them perhaps that’s better lami and timber thereon have Ix-sm man to enter the kingdom of heaven.- the traveler will observe that r»ch tag then you’re wrong You never know appraiaesf, the timber eatimabsl IO u . inni Harper's Basar. of white Is brought around to face the whit you can do when yon succeed Imarrl feet at fio cents per M. and the eusiiy engsgso. en-l Upon Inquiry the foreigner will Ton only know what you hare been Lumber land nothing, that «aid applicant will Father Mell. Julia. If I allow young lie told that tin eas th» tree, say a pal • bl« to d<> Life offer final proof in support of hia No matter what you build we want ■•mtiber* tn marry you will he be will metto uprooted from the nuraery. bad Preparing Him. to furnish the lumber, rough or dressed application and sworn statement on the rut to work .i id «npport you? Julia— th- same eastern exposure of the same "Ton’ra goin’ to marry al«ter. ain’t part In transplanting It would fall to I*>t ua figure with you about price« and »th day of December, 1911, before the Oh. pnpn. how ran he w lien he has yon?" her little brother lin|tilred Regiater and Receiver of the U. N. nromleed to do nothing but think of take root nnd flourish Un hang». Tbe young man blushed ”1 I don’t term* of payment«. We also handle I .a nd Office at Portland, Oregon. ne all the time? Pittsburg Press. • aah. doom, brick, plaster, and cement. know," be replied Wall Along In Vasca. Any person is at liberty to protest The Scio Planing Milla Co., Supa'itit'«ua as Ev«r. •’That’» funny.” snld the terrible tn Justice of tbe Peacv-lloW old ■ r<- thia purché«- before entry, or initiate Superatioou* are aa nUBieraja arc as you? Scio. Oregon. fant. “Pa ha* looked yi n up In the a contest at any time before patent liraurd today aa during the middle rate hooka, ma has found out all about Illlirrate Prl«>n»r-1 don't adzackly isauea. by filing a corroboratevi affidavit •ge- But Instead of burning <>ur «or- know «quire, but I kin rac'taet when your grandfather», and «later ba« be in thia office, alleging facta which would errr«. forluue hunter» palmist* and •v ryl»»Jy i-alled ludui rubtier "gum gun her «hoppln Gimme a nickel, Keep your feet warm and dry by get defeat the entry. crystal gnzers we pay tbetu Remark elastic."- Chic-ago 1 rlbune won t youF’- Cleveland I'lain Dealer ting your shoe« and woolen hoar at H. F. H kiry able proiiieuC Vleuua Zeitung Hibler A Gills, I Register
