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T h i ’ W a iie h o i e liy p a n ia s a d Ih ro k a .
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coming In me to ride with a stranger,
you
know."
Dudley earnestly assured bar that ha
would not mention tha meeting aad w ith
a courtly bow ha drove away, looking
back to watch her trip over tha green
lawn where were assembled many other
little elderly Ogurea..
Seren o'clock that evening found him
driving down tha road on which raaldad
Squire Langley. Whan almost there ha
met the qalnt Lady of Long Ago.
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Notice is hereby given to a ll whom
I t may con tern , notto enter upon, or
trespass in any m anner n|>on the b tar
Ranch, situated a t Langlois, C u rry
Couutjr, Oregon, for the purpose of
hun tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th er­
wise treepa in an y m an ner.
A n y person o r persons so entering
upon said premises w ith o u t ray con­
sent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll ex
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end. after chatting with him for * few
"Have you aver eonaldered the debt
minutes, asked him if he would mind
of gratitude you owe Io your couatry ?"
keeping a special watch on the house
"Tqe," anewerad ShM tor Sorghum.
a* be (Merridew) had noticed a rough-
"But
It doesn't hpthto ala. A debt of
looking man prowling about earlier In
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policeman said that ■’’• H 1'**** ’ ®M't
Washington star.
M y hurgUr who might try th* house ,
• a s already as good as la custody 1
Herrldetr, to keep him up to th * m a rk 1 Moat birds have three toes
gave him a I l a « of Hennesiy s whisky, aad on* behind, bet the woc_^,
extra stiff.
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th a t they are the owners o f the South
h alf o f Suction IB, Township th ir ty
three. South ran ge fourteen W e s t o f
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll par­
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Notice is hereby given to a ll person«
whom I t m ay ooacern, not to enter up­
on or trespAas upon the premises of BII
Beffley. for the purpose o f bunting, or
fieblug w ith nook and line. Said pre­
mises a n sitneted on Blk R iver, Carry
County, Oregon, aad deeerlbed aa fol­
lows ; T h * West ball of Section twen­
ty seven, Township th irty two Soatb,
Range Sfleen West.
A n y person or pereore so ttwepasa-
ag fo r the purpose of b un tin g, fishing,
or traveling through in an y shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving out e'da gates open, or molest­
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the fu ll extent of the lew.
Wn>. R . Johnson,
Leeeee of the above '
described premises j
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"Oh, how extremely kindl I an e n -.
Joyed tha rid * thia morning," ah* ax-1
claimed.
'The plaaaura was mutual," h* replied,1
tritely.
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T O la a mania with him. Ha baa bean
"And m y a ephew w as ha glad to s m I
assaulted, had hla windows* broken, yout”
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been ducked In * horao pond and «■ "ladaad he was! Ha Inalata on my rw-
threatened with legal proceedings. But malnlng over n ig h t"
’thing has cured him and nothing
"1 wns sure ha would. Did—did ha
ar will. I am convinced that If ha apeak of m sT’
* • good opening for a practical
"Tae; h* showed ma th * little m inia­
Joka on hla sorrowing relatives round ture of you. It la wonderfully Ilk * you." i
his deathbed ha would play I t
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"And did you meet my grant nlecer*
The Joke that ha worked oa Hennes­
''N o ; she had gone to on* of th* neigh­
sy was conceived and executed on the bor's. “
'spur of the moment It lacked the fln-
"Of course, ha did not know yon Ware
lsh and polish of bis thought-out mas­ coming to meat m ar*
terpieces, but It served. Hennessy'*
“No. 1 told him I wanted to exercise
front Burden, which, with Its trim my horse. I ’ll tell him I met you, raoog-
flowsr bads aad graceful shrubs, was plxedyou from the picture, and— "
jonca the pride o f the terrace aad the
"Oh, no!" aha Interrupted. “I wish
apple of Hennessy's eye la transformed you would drive me down that cross road
Into a howling wilderness. Hennaaay where you met me this morning. I have
nacd to ha toad of tailing aa that It aa errand at a neighbor'* there, and 1
took him U n years to make that front can come from there alone."
When they turned Into th * shaded.
garden. L a** than tan minutes suf-
flced to unmake It. I t happened thus: . { S a ^ « ^ DU<" * y mKM* nl>r «“ »PP*!
Mrs. Hennessy aad the children had I
"M ia* Mayme, aren't those toga, th*
too * to the seaside. Hennessy's busi­
ness engagements unfortunately pre­ bonnet and vail, awfully hot and uncom­
vented him from accompanying them. fortable? Take them o f f . " And b * be­
To chper Mrs. Hennessy he Wrote her gan to untie tba ribbon xtrlng*.
that ha '"fait like a hermit In hla lone­ ' “Oh. I think you a r* borrld.Tehe cried.
Papa.
He didn't
ly call In the allant house every night." "W ho told you?
Batwu Tse Puntarne Aw «
Merridew heard of thia and said ha know !”
■MBIW
BIWWB BUM
"My
dear
Mies
Mayme
your
make-up
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voutd coma round to the hermitage
M*w
Bewto*
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ar* eadetemUragard-
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perfect,
and
I
guess
your
speech
was.
any night Hennessy liked and play
I am not posted on the vernacular, but Mtef enalto. NU th* “ Mew M *w *e " U m d s
h i m cbeea.
swaar.
Our
(usmsto
nsvsr
runs eat.
1 knew you were masquerading aa soon
"M r*. Hennessy** a good llttln wo-
as
you
cams
out
of
the
Lushes
and
got
d lh e trs d e . The " B a w l
tilth *
mah," ha said to the rest of na. “It 'll
■ m d e fa U I
Into the carriage this morning."
do Hennessy more good to play chaaa
"Oh. how did you know?" she asked.
than to Iota h l* money trying to learn
r e * sals ev
Imploringly, as she took off the veil dis­
billiard* or swelling the refreshment
closing flushed, dimpled cheeks and
hontractor'* takin g* at music hallh.
H « s fond of a gam* of chess aad he'll bright, eager eyes " I thought I looked
the part to well. They all said so at the
swallow the belt and navbr know that
Party."
he's hooked." • • • 1
"When you put up your foot to the
*' Hennaaay
"fanejad"
himself
at
step 1 not! -ed It waa shod la very up-
cheep, aa ha did at aU games of skill, to-date evening slipper*, and you sprang
from tossing for ahllllhgn to spotting In so nimbly, I was suspicious. When
herby winners. Ha accepted Merrtdew’a
you reuiovtd yot,r glove«, your hand*
Challenge with enthusiasm and offe
suggested the u»j of golf sticks Instead
to bat Merridew tan shilling* that
of the knitting you bad In your bag
(Hennessy) won In leas than to moi
lovek You weren't afraid of the horae, and
ft was arranged that Merrlddw should some way. I f«|t your youth; but, moat
come round w ith hla balf-*ove>oign the convincing of all, waa th * fact that my
following evening.
shoulder «as literally white with pow­
The beet laid schemes gang aft aglay, der
You know you bobbed your curia
however. Sharp to time Merridew, In around a g o o d deal!"
hie smoking cap and slipper«, rang
A peal o f glrllah laughter raag out oa
Hennessy'« bell.
th * t w i l i g h t a i r .
He was rather disgusted to Bad that
"And I think I liked you baeauaa you
/4 r .
Hennemy was no^.yet home. He made were so tweet and gallant loan old lady I
himself comfortable in the room that But thia Is the house where I get out. J
Hennessy called hla study and read
left my outfit thf re for the role of Mayme
Hennessy earn* not, and when len
Hartley.
was
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w r 'Old Polks'
O'clock struck It was plain to Merridew p < rt/ •* tht ■AUgleyr, and I didn't want
that his scheme tor keeping the yr«»* papatoknow 1 was tmpenouatlng Aunt
widower from dissipation had failed
l A ' Inla. He might not like It, so I
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t o’clock
to wait no dressed down here at the Gray."
“I »hall wait hers for you," said Dud­
longer. Th* serveat l)*d gone to bed
end Instead of leering ■ note he left * ley. emphatically, as the girl alighted.
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Her qusintness end demureneee had
"booby trap" over the door of the din­
charmed
him
earlier
la
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He
waa
ing room, rightly conjecturing that
Wheu Hennessy found his hat driven a lltfle curious to know If «he would be
Aown over hla eye* by Webster's dle- ns attractive in her new role and w ith­
Presently he
tlonatj be would remember h l* en­ out those w hit* curls
heard the «wish of eklfts and. looking
gagement
Merridew felt rather ashamed of the ap. saw a slender young figure of glori­
booby trap, as being a stele and eome- ous radiance coming down the fooe-
trhst puerile Joke, but tor the moment path -K a n s a s CUy Star.
he we* too sleepy and annoyed to plan I
Shattering H e r e-pw
* better. Inspiration comes when least
Mr. Close—About how much does an
do ight, however. When he opened the
front door * much better idea for get­ automobile outfit for a woman cost?
Mrs. Cloee (ex e lte d |» _ O h . ftoorge
ting even occurred to him. A heavy
meeenred treed we* approaching along you're not going to buy an aetomoblta
i-
the pavement which there was no mis­ a r* you?
" I should aay not! ’ l ‘m merely trying
taking. Merridew left the door open
and strolled down to the gate, aa If h* to figure out how far beyond hie Income
ware taking a breath of fresh a ir be­ that man Braaeey M living. - B r o o k -
lyo L4fe.
fore doing to bed.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Mas Amu L . D a it .
P o rtland , Oregon.
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GOLD BEACH. OREGON.
I . tha undenlgBed, hereby g iv e no­
tice tb s *-I have a oqnraysnce from the
Psteutee to tidelands and w ater lots
in the H a rb o r of P a rt O rfo rd , Oregon,
on ■ portion o f which a part of tlu
w harf is erected w ithout my consent
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A ll parties are hereby warned not to
drive piles or trespass iu any m anner
whatsoever on said tidelands or w ater
lota.
J O U R N A L A a d T R IB U N E .
• O f yo n d e r b a ii- o t e v e a n a w —
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A w a y w ith b o w ld e r * in a heap.
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A w a y th e b r a w lin g , r o w d y -d e w
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O f the w ild a ir e a m . an d f a r n w n y
1 W Ilk d r e a m * u f fie ld * a f m e a d o w aw e e l:
T h * d a y * le a k y e t a w a it s t e da
JAMES CAUGflELL,
AU pereoaa a le hereby aotiged no
io trespass fu r the purpose o f bunting
o r Baking 0 | h >0 tli« HW J< of Section
IB, ano the £ | oT 8 W R aeo W } of 8EJ
Section 1«, T p . > | A . « . IB Wee*.
H ie premtaec are now owned tod
I r a ed by the unda-ndgned
AU tach treapaaeera n ib bu prose­ I
cuted according to law .
» 0 a 5 w * ,^ n * la d 7 li» ^ J lX 7 r *
"My eaptaaw drtvaa r
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W n t t C L » A K U W IL S O K ,
I am need to thaw* Utile diversions,"
H o ts s s -y M u tlo s e .
ene explained. "aad I rather Ilk * the ex-
e t t r t u i i | trust yen dos t, * * * * * ma
A n d o a r i d * rc o fa I a n a rta a
■•maidenly ~
T h e w a v e * u f M eal, i k a i m a k a l b * apiras
"My aunt has aa automobile aad la her
A n d C klm naxa d a r n e be l o r * m z a r a c
T U I ib e lr lu io p e iU n * s x w rM e d g ' '
own chauffeur."
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_____ u Cwcugh is.snvy's waw.
Ick-iKlIu
"Can that ba possible!"
"1 s fo p tla g w iHtle e a r
jfu aims it.«
ffhe subsided Into a fhimhtd alienee
LWHT BCXKIXU A BAPID,
A n d e a n /O iM w h e re s w if t la r r e a la b r a w l
Bt each misguided relatives, but pres­
>' A n d a lle rr-a td a d h a ltn c a leap .
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ently asked him If he had drtvaa a ll the
A ea n zo n » r a lu p a n d o u a aided.
H u ll Boarta«.
way from home.
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. A n d h a t c e - b l * b a w ld e ra la a hea p ;
"No; we are spending the sum m e ,e l a
A a d a a a r .z r e a l * o f ira e a t h a t c lln «
X
. T a t h * c l if f « aide, a n d s w a y a n d ta a a
1 couatry hotel ten miles troln bare, and I
T a r e a r j braeae an d scare l a la u g h
brought my horse with me."
' A a d « X la e v e ry s w ift carw aa
"Thia Is Squire Langley's,” M m onto.
" I w ill ask you nut to hrlva ma la, but
A n d so th e m o r a in e h a th aped by
In the hot to w n w hoae s tre e ts Us w h ite
to let ma out a t tha entraaoa hare.
A n d p a lp ita te b e n e a th tb a a u a
Thank you kindly for ybur courtesy. I
A a the cou .d scarce a w a it th e o lc h t.
shall hops to sea you this evening."
W iden Ik e g u lf b n e a e a h a ll cool t h * a ir .
1 A n d ik e w h ile m oon a h a ll r id * on h l* h .
"W hat time do you axpact to lauvu
A a d llg t in d kg b u *a . e a r t h * * g l o w la * a ta ra ,
hare?" asked Oudlay.
I Btaall m ock t h * t w l a k i i a * * t * r - U t sky .
" I shall leave barn about aavea
T b a O mxuon D a il y J o o b x a i . . . , | le leading i)eIIIÜcritllc newspaper
o'clock; but. M r. Johns, may I ank a to-
«*t» k o ' I r a n * c o u ld d ra a m a n d d r e a m
! B u re t z r o f th e sud den g le a m
Turr"
Oregon, isrued a t I ’o tlla u d .
,
T h e * llv rr-*ld < -d a a l a o a m a k e
Her head was bant forward and the
•. W hen la a p in * fro m th e b r a w lin g a tr a a m l
little white curie were bobbing aua-
A a d need n o t t h in k o f la a k s t e do.
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B a i soak w h e re a m p le * m a k e a a h a d *
“Certainly," he replied, fervently.
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