"floor!"
Fruar dftt.i’hood’e Itpe » » » sereetor ga<
M y t A>*[ Snd th«w tw o rbub uy head«
fpirake eoti my efceew iti fund careen
Th en to hl« kt»««* b»«td* my ckehr.
M y band« th e whi:< upeu t ie tr a d ,
la a e rc s td e o fi be li*« e a prayer;
A h e th e r k o a - t k e a E u m c e r’e bed.
W e go te g e tke r op the « 's ir*.
M ia band iu m ine In tore'» de g c M .
Sou* d o er hie eyes, and ber.dtns down.
1 Sear from D ream land's ekore: "u<
n ig h t "
Last eight he c am * Into the room
■ nd «poke in cheery too* to me.
1 . xrhed to t * h l* m a e iy face.
M y boy o t Ipna eso to * « *.
H - »tool,cd to k^e* o n «»d I brushed
T A * lo ck* from off hla carew orn brew.
M y bend, u U «ser*d ca h i* hoed;
1 w e a u *r*d It It soothed him new.
Perbape It did. and y e t» wleS
T h a t h * were by my «Id« a«« ln .
l a event»« p r a te r . In «weet careea.
In ••Oood n ig h t" tlm « a * It waa then,
- W illi* Brown, In H am a H orn.
A DISILLUSION
M r \ K - K E N N E T H says your mother
must «pend the winter in P h *
t l x , Rene.”
"Oh, ‘really, p a p a r
Her lifted (ace. wineemaand wlnalag.
waa full ef interest
"And where Js Phoenix. papal In
Naw Yhrk?'*
•‘Why. Renat*
He gave a perplexed little tough, than,
raising hia yolea. called:
■
"Roger, com* here!”
A tqusre-ahouSdersd, thick-sat man
of some 30 and more years earn« from
the little readiog-rocm Into the library.
H ie gray, dark-lash. <i eyra wavered
slightly In their placid ateadlneea when
they raatad on the slight, young form of
hi* friend's daughter.
"Good evening, Rene!"
"Good evening, Roger.
ttopa baa
called yon to witntes an axpoee of my
¿acfraphlcal Ignorance”
“She asked If Phoenix was in New
-York, G rant! I thought you would ap
preciate that, and locate the plane for
her ”
"Rene would naturally think the
plans, tf of any Importance at a l l e g e
to New York," tald G ran t " I know tf
aha wer« called upon to draw a map of
the Vetted State«. New Ycrh would
cover five-sixth* of the allotted epace.
Really, Rene, were you not Jcklag when
you asked where Phoenix was?”
"No." ah« pleaded “I know 1 have
only recently 'finished.' but It's so many
gears since I studied geography."
"Phoenix It the capital t f A rlso na"
"Really r the aaked. “ I didn’t even
know Artaoua waa a state.”
"Don't yoa suppose territories require
capital* and government!"
‘W h y did papa think my Ignorance
would appeal to you? Jgthati where you
go when you are out west?”
“Yee; my ranches are near Phoenix.”
"Really? And era wa a l l . going,
U
"Ob, n o * d e a th « ao atom tod rcowl-
tag, Reger. You era the oaly [eraaa I .
know « h e tai« » ma lltorally and aer!-
ouely. Perhaps th a t la the way JOB to t«
s v try tb la ., sad terhapa tt’s Ae wett
aofae one takes me th a t way. New
p a ja would have known tnta'tlveiy i
what t meant. Mammg l u i t r e iu ij a ,e x ,
>ou know. She Just thin' « s!.« ‘• '» • • ♦ J
Dr. Kenanth » w M n O j fctr to ha>i
place aha x fg h t .MtJ&SSK f c r t i i that •
•a* long a» eSe e>*rua »*>* it H r t a i t '
ha* to do a bat airf would II nite wore
tick d«d be exiled from horns It would
be «aster to (all In w ith the s p rit-o f the
exeura'lcn it «he war« sick. Now do yoy
comptehtsd?"
" I can’t say that I do.** ha replied. I
shortly.
"Oh. Roger! Maybe the greatest clt- j
male oa earth w ill wipe the cobwebs
from your brain, but one thing I plain- <
ly ecmprtkend Is that ttu rs la oo parols i
la algal tar me I thought being aide-
tree’, ct! at that fanny place last night '
aud the d.'ffiereac» -n everythin-; m ight ’
br:n* rto u t a rett ngrsde movement o »
maatu a'» t-art. bnt she Just Informed me ,
th x t rfe- felt better the mem'-nt aha r
s tru c t f e w M t lir a sad that there was J
aothirg M ie dlm sto! I am crushed.”
"Y'na don't look'It," be replied, akep-
tlcaiiy
- ' ,
" l'tl tell yon what sustains m a My
preevsea Jara on mamma’s aerate, sad
, Maria, the long «»fftrlhg. will he lept
la ( w s j f i attendw.ce and I w ill ka left 1
unrertrlcied to j o u r
ebaperon-ge J
Mamma thlnka you a paragon ot good ,
sense and propriety She little 1 nows *
how I can lead you aatray.
I wt’ h. 1
though, you would drop that little a ir of |
cold dlaplearure.”
"Ever} one treats you aa If you were '
a child. I alette try to treat you aa I
would a woman—but you won't let me.” ,
"And I try to treat you aa tf you were (
a Jolly, good fellow, and you must be
on«," she retorted.
GOLII BEACH, OREGON
DEALER IN
LIGHT a v ir ip u i A BAPIJ),
gitali H earing.
WASHINGTON 0 .0 .
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'ATENTS GROCERIES, 'flie liest, Only, ■
English Walnut, Fruit
Shrubs, Plants, Etc
O H Y <i< »<»«
„
^dapted to the
ENG LISH W A L ^U ]S',it is their tr u t h
plantings are being made, numerous trees
producing tremen dous crops yearly, in pro,
grove gives independent income, is the com
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay of cat
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling co,
results, also Nursery catalog,
u -i
, „
BROOKS $ SONS,
Carlton, Oregon
In the days that followed la the land
where the mm ehone ».-err day In the
year. Rene reveled fn an cutdocr life of
freedom. W ith Reger «he rod» horse
back and took little trip* into the -roun-
taina aud out to thq s” rronaid!xg
nanehe*. and wa* torenejy happy. Bo
The O kkgon D aily J ournal la the leading Democratic
waa Rogtr. until Ren? tad hr r first sight
of cowboy* at a W ild West entertain
Oregon, ietued at Portland.
ment at tha park. •
“Aren't they grand!" she cried.
"To a ¡ItCeaehoolglr! and to a tender- 1 The managers alao issue a SKMt-WgKKLY, which is espet
foo t I tuppase they are, but te ‘u* old '
a*ttiers' they a rt g nltr > c E n c ip la c « .'
for people who do not care for a Daily, but want s good ft
Aalone aa her adoration w ia cot’fn rd '
to the cowpuuChera collectively. Grant
had no forebodings, but one day she j
Any of these papers can be had in c o m h in a tk « « »¡«a. <k
sighted at a distance the klcg of the cow- .
boya.
"L ovely!" aha cried. "Cuffato B ill la ;
no longer my ideal ot manly beauty."
Thereafter «he mad* life Eilacratlefor ;
Oract. She besought him to ~ia"esn op- i
portunlty for her to meet the handaome I
cowboy, cud ahe re a re d ed ?H theatoraa ■
to sec If hla picture was cot co ta la
I
Grant let her give full rein to her rav- '
Inga and quietly blded hla tia ia
"W h e re to now?" asked Rene blithely
aa he drove up to the'house oae morn
ing.
" I have a corral full of cattle out at
my ranch. I am going to sell 50 of them
"Not I. There are things doing at and the buyer la to take hla pick."
prescut In WaH street, aud the cruel
"Don't you hope he won’t know enough
code of finance adm its,Ct no leave of to pick the beat?"
abaeace. Of course, Marte will attend
“He will, though He’s going to bring ’
your mother and you w ill accompany your cow-puncher with him toaalectthe
,thtCQ.*
cattle."
t
"Oh. dear And I had plaaned to have
"W hat? Really? Roger, you are Job- \
such good times this winter."
tag?"
"Rsae, you can't elways have good
“NO; we will help him drive tbeeat-
timt-s for your object tee point?"
tle back to toWu."
**1 will see that you have a good time
The pace wasn’t fart enough then for i
out there, Rene," said Grant.
Rene and they fairly flew over the road.
"Oh, are you going, Roger? That
‘T ae e h .m ! Sweet th in g !” cried Rant,
makes It better."
"Thank you, Rena. I w ill show you ecstatically, aa they approached the
ranch
AO the map where you are going."
They halted and watched the cowboy
Ha found an atlas and opened to a
separate the cattle he had chosen from
m ap of the United States.
"Now, tat me aee you find Arisons, the rest
Itcne was more entraqced than before
Rene."
"He alts In hla -addle as If ha grew
Her Index finger traveled quickly
westward, paused at North Dakota, lin there!" (he declared.
"He certainly duea.'‘ *aa«nted Grant.
gered In Wyoming, faltered at Nevada
When thr cattle waa Anally «elected i
end landed permanently and triu m
and lira buyer wa? closing the deal wtttt
phantly at Arlsona.
"There! But what a long way; clear G rant’s maniger. the cowboy waa about
to rids into the iiaaert.
across a con 11 scut!"
Grant railed to him:
" It Is quite a leap for Rena, In more
"Come here. F rank!"
ways than one. From New York to
"F ra n k ! Oh. what a tame name!"
Artaoua—a daring transfer!" eald her
murmnrqd Rruc Is disappointed tones.
lather. '
The cowboy wheeled about sod rode
Mortimer was eeeentially a man of ac
tion and before the week was ended up to them. Roger presented him to bis
Ala languid wtfa, her meejc and mild young companion and she lifted glowing
au!d. Marls, bis reluctant daughter and eyea. Alas Tor the maid! Her hero bad
Ma substantial friend akre en route a decidedly game eve. that looked as
to Phocult. They were all traveled though some one had put a knife in It
traveler« and passed six days comfort ■juid turned It around a few times.
— She acknowledged the Introduction la
ably and pieman tly In a Pullman.
a faint voice and when the "Ideal of
**Ii thi« It?” cried Rene. In dismay as manly beauty “ had .ridden on. ahe pro-
they fit»«? out of the car one n ig h t fol poaeri to'Roger that they return to town
lowed by a heavy-laden, well-fed porter. wtthcut watting to help drive the cat
"No.” replied Grant, "this Isn't It. tle.
Grant cheerfully acqnleeced.
Fhts fa Ash Fork, where we have to watt
"How did he hurt hla eye?" she aaked
about three hours and (hep take a
abruptly.
branch road In to Phoenix. W e ll get
«here «boat two o’eloek la the morn-
'•Who. Frank? I haven’t known him
long, bat aa our friendship Increases t
Jng”
"Roger Grant,! Did you make np the w ill endeavor to learn bow it hap
name of this place! I t ft really Ash pened."
"W here did yon knew him?"
Fork?"
" V *a W hy not?”
>
"Ok. everyone know* him. I met him
" I f « *o delightfully wild and woolly. first st a restaurant By the way. he
He mat me tost
I am going to drop papa and Luelle a eats with hla knife
letter from here while we watt I will
rend dayless and datetoes epistle«, for
f hav* loaf all track of time."
The wait and the ride from Ash Fork
to Phoenix quelled Rene a ever vivid
.»tract*y. and «he wsa ready qrletty and
qulc-ly to go to bsd when they reached
the apartments Grant had secured for
them In the fam ily cf tome acquain
tances of hla Mrs Mortimer not being
equal to hotel fife.
A t 11 o'clock the next morning radi
ant and refreshed R -rc BBSS! upon
Grant's vision with m.tecrlc hrlghtnesa
"Aren't you ashamed." he said re
proachfully. "to let your sick mother
ha up and dreised ^
before
you!"
S iv y o
p?'
mother!
JOURNAL And TRIBUNE.
D&ily &nd Tribuno •
* t 'l '
Trcnpaaa N otice.
Notice ia hereby given to all whom
it may concern, not to enter upon, or
trespass in any manner upon the Star
Ranch, situated a t Langlois, C arry
Oounty, Oregon, for the purpose of
bunting with guns or dogs, or other
wise trespa in any manner.
Any person or persons so entering
upon said premises without my oon-
sent w ill be proaeouted to the fu ll ex
tent of the law.
hastate T bomssx .
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
United States Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, A pril 8th, 1908.
Notice ia hereby given that in com
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pliance w hh the provisions of the A ct
o f Congress o f June 3, 187», e n title d
” An act fo r the sale of T im b e r Landa
in the States oi C a lifo rn ia , Oregon, Ne
vada, and Washington T e rrito ry ,” aa
axtendad to a ll the Publto L an d Btatee I
by act of August 4. 1883,
M< n th
Mouth
T madoiitr O sibn
i
of P o rt O rford, County of C a rry . State
in
T
h
e
E
vening
T
eleg
ram
, of Port
of O regon, has this d ay Bled in tb ia o f-
land, O re g o n . I t la t h e Inrgeet e v
floe hie »worn statem ent No. »601, for
eningnew spaper published in On»-
the purchase of the HfcJ N W | & Lota
gon ; it oontHlna a ll the news of tha>
1 R 9 of Section No. 11, in Township
state ami of the nation. T ry ft for a
No. S3 South, Range No. 15 W eet, and
m onth. A sam ple copy w ill h p h ia il-
w ill o ffer p n o f to show th a t the land,
e d to V o u fre e . A ddresr
/
h
sought ia more valuable for its tim b e r
N o tic e f o r P n b llc a tto n .
o r stone than forag ricn R ural purposes,
T
H
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TK
LK
tfRAM
,
DarARTMKNT or tub I ntkrio «.
and to establish h la c la im to said land
PORTLAND, OR.
Land Office a t Roseburg, Ore.,
before J . H. Upton, U . 8 . Coramiaion-
er a t L an g lo is . Oregon, on Thursday,
A p ril Slat, 180 m .
the 3rd day o f September, 1808.
N o tic e iq hereby given th a t Cornelius
H e nam es as witnesses:
F ie ld in g of Port O rford, Oregon, has
C. A. L an glo is, of P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon. filed notice oi his intention to make fi
H. W. B u rn ham o f
”
”
nal com m utation proof in support of
N o tic e fo r P u lille n i Ion.
E. L. W hite
'of
»
hla claim , v is : Homestead E n try No.
W . T W hite
of
’•
”
14328 made F eb ru ary 18, 1MJ7, fo r Lota U . S'. L an d Office a t Roseburg, Oregon
A n y and a ll persona c la im in g ad 3, 4, A KJ 8 A J. Section 15, Township
June 2-, 1808,
versely the above described lauds are 32 8outh, Range 15 West, W . M , and i Notioc la hereby given th at
requested to file th e ir cla im s in th ia of th a t said proof w ill be made bcfora- J .
M IN N IE B U R N H A M ,
fice on o r before said 3rd day of Sep H . U p to n. U . 8. Commissioner, at his of P o rt Orford, O reg on , w ho, on J u n e
tem ber, 180^.
, office In L aag loie, O regon, on M onday 82, 190 h , made T im b e r and Stone ap
J u ly a>th, I« 8 b .
X
B xnjamix L E d o t , Register.
p lication, No. 10171, for W i MWjJf.
He names the followingYritnesses to Section 1. T o w nship 3» B, Range 14
prove his continuous pflsidence upon W est, W illam ette^ M erid ian , ba« filed
and culiivatioa of, tfe te land, via :
notice c f intention to make final Proof,
E .B . H a ll, of Port O ifo rd , Oregon.
to establish cl ru n to the la n d above
Cyrus M ad d y^ of ’
described, before J . H . U p to n , a t Lang
Edward P ic k e t-o f ’
lois, on the 1st d ay o f October, 1808.
Jam»- Rllta, of
'
C laim n nt name« as witnesses:
ItEKJAMii. I a Enny, Register.
H a rr y W B u rn h a m of P o rt O rfo rd . O r.
Chester Lanelnis of
Thaddeus (b een of
of Eckl
/ N olle« o f School Indem nity Se- Ed W ells
B E N J A M IN L E D D Y
legister.
The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason
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’
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Bill Beads,
Letter Beads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
T imber L and , A ct J unr 3, 1878.—
L **a tiv e Rromo Quinine
• Scan Mood mean« a c lo u skin. No
•a r .tv without it,
wsrete, Cttady Cothar
tic twea >*€: Hood *ud keep it clean, by
C rr u ig up tlr a la g y io ti 4 » ! driving all la -
jn r n i j« fioai the honi
ll*gin U>-dsy to
nauwii pimpiea, boil», blotch«, blackheads,
ami «hei ekfcly hitwu- compk'uon hv «ehtaa
Csacarrta.—beeuty for ten cent*. All drug
KEEPS IN STOCK, ‘
of Sec. 2. and NEJ NEJ and 8 E V 8 E t i
of Sec. IS, T p . 32 8 , R. 14 W . of W . M ..
and filed in th is office lists of school
indem nity »election« in w hich is «elect
ed said la n d ; and th a t said lists ere
open to the p ub lic for iuepvolion. Any
and a ll («croon« claim ing adversely the
above described land or any legal sub
division thereof, o r c la im in g the same
under the m in ing laws, o r desiring to
show said land to be more valuable (Or
m ineral than for a g ricultural purio eet,
o r to object to said selections fo r any
law fu l reason, shonld file th e ir claim »
or th e ir affidavits o f protest or contest
in tills office.
I hereby d e-ig n atc the Port O rford
T rib u n e , published kt P o rt Orford, O r
egon, as the newspa|ier in w hich the
above notice fa to be published.
J. M . L aw bshcb ,
. Receiver.
Trwapaaa N otice.
Notice ia hereby given to a ll pereoaa
whom I t nmy concern, not to gotor up
on o r trespass upon the premises of Rli
Bagley, for tbe purpoee o f hunting or
fishing w ith hook and line. Maid p re
mises are sitnatod on Elk R iv e r, Corry
County, Oregon, and described ae fol
low«. The Weat half of Section twen.
ty seven. Township th irty two Sontb,
Range fifteen West.
Any person or pereora ao treapase-
ng fo r the purpose of h u n tin g . Ashing,
or traveling through In an y shape form
or m anner, o r tearing down fence«, or
leaving out side gates open, o r molest
ing personal property, w ill he prosecu
ted to the fu ll extent of the law.
---------wm . R. Johueon,_ ,
Learee of th> above
described pnemtoea
W ARTED
A representative in this
codnty by a large real estate
corporation. Special induce,
meats to those who wish to
become financially interested.
The R eal Estate S ecu rity Co.
F o rt Derabora Bidg. CHICAGO, I U ?
In connection with
T h e undersigned hereby give notioa
th a t they are the owners of the South
h alf o f Section IS, Tow nship th ir ty
three. South ran g» fourteen W e a t of
W illam ette m eri<li*n, Oregon. A ll p a r
ties are warned not to trespass upon or
m ake any locations, e ith e r plecer oi
q u a rts claim s a t their peril. <
D . KxLLaNak 1
J Owners.
J .H . M c A m . )
Po rtland , Ors.