The Stayton mail., July 06, 1906, Image 4

T
TH E S T A Y T O N MAIL
r . D. AttXANOIK. Publisher
Knterni ât the j>œtoffice et Stayton. Oregon m
h .«il metter ot the »ecomi elee»
T h « M 4 IL H meile«V fffuU rly to it* Muhaorib-
•r» until e dt'MtiUe order to du.» «»nimm* ie re*
coi ved end nil arrearage* ere )*ld
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
W I L B U R N. F IN T I.E H , D. M. 1».
DENTIST
Office over F n.il R o ck ’ s Store
STAYTO N
£ )K
OREGON
J. \Y. C O L E ,
AUMSVILLE. OREGON.
H .
A . B E A U C H A M P , M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
office in Hank Bui I dim- Nights at May ton
Hotel, {‘hone ring at night, tnree anort rings.
Promptly answcieJ from all rural liues.
STAYTO N , OREGON
JO H N
H E N K E L,
Merchant Tailor
I have on hand a full line o f samples
for Spring and Sum m er Suits.
Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
STA Y TO N
OREGON
CALL AT
ERNEST MATTHIEU’S
SOLE AGENT FOR
PORTLANDCLUB
Guaranteed Absolutely Pure
Nine Years Old
Seventy-Five Cents Per Pint
CITY MEAT MARKET
Sestak & Stowell
Healers in
F re sh , S a lt and Sm oked
M EA TS
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR STOCK AND HIDES
Stayton, Oregon
Grand Central Hotel
Is open to th e p u b lia All new ly fur»
niched room s.
A ccom m odations first-
class.
N ice, warm d in in g room and
first-class meals.
M. J. SPANIOL, Prop.
Stayton, Oregon
W. E. THOMAS
Undertaker-Embalmer
Good Assortment of
Caskets and Cases
Personal attention given 1o funerals
wli' u <1< sired. E u ibaim in g after latest
m ethods.
A First-Class Hearse
at a Moderate Charge
Burial Robe*, Shoes, Gloves and Hosiery
Furnished
T elegraph or T eleph one at My E xpen se
\V. E . T H O M A S
STAYTO N , ORK.
Job Printing
Keep it in vonr mind
that TbS Mail print*
Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Letter Heads,
Envelopes
Or Anything Else You May
Went at Very Low Prices
I mi -ni* )r u r lin llls.
be p articular as to w lieiher w e are at
•wdmvM* If ‘ ptllUMf-11*1010 ’ V
a station when you get off, either.”
*'
1
«vas
a loser in a tw ent« year hat-
*K
** 'J*'M A H JU
Corson looked helplessly at the girl, of Vl/ilo Mi|||HUl jo | hoooi ||
lei t«ilh « li roui«* p i l o am i iim llgai t
bnt her fa c e w as adam ant excep t w hen And o| '«duini* )ih».»-«iiio U|
sores, u n til I tried Itn ck len s A n ile.«
intidd tr. nufpUiM diluiti« oi
she thanked her com panion with a Ilio*
Malve; vi li i«-li i nrm «I th e tide, h\ cu i
o<| m u I'oJo viM-imiVU
am lie. It Is evident that there v a a no * Adi».» y s «‘ iU|d |m jopM p o «
m g hut li, till nul a trace ......... l i a , "
appeal to her, and Corson w isely con ­ 4ttil|AtUttibi t(l| w ouni|o.\ *%«*j|
i w rite» A M llrm e, uf F um i v ili", V i.
clu ded to let the argum ent wait until oiiud xml pipiiopl» y \hw|A
By Suae Clements Willi*
Best fur old U lcers, C u is, ü u in s su d
•pV |1bHpo|V osi|,»s lioitlltlii )
u better time,
W ou n d *. Sác al lin ««, i D rug Minn-.
4.0.U0I,! J(| t»| no mow pint.
it w as him !, though, to sit quietly be­ UOIM t|lO*| JOJ >pHN| 0 (H It 111 MA iwottl ot(X
OipvritfM. iati, tx, ¡¡tu tr ix Route
.Inn»' T, I HiM.-•>•»«i ••
side the girl lie had propound to live
\>| )jitt| 1 th> p| i in it oa \ i pint *oA|ittt«t TlinlM*r I »•»»•«,
fi» I I ' II h I i «'M l t u l l i
---------------------------— ---------------------------- o d a y s before and be denied even the 0|1!biB It M M 1'»1K| o|Ui| Otto tlon«d|1t
rutti
li
SiatcR
(.and
ofili'ii,
lie could • U O J %uti»> wb’ ll' M IU « * v o [ t | v » . ’4o U A ll
l'iirtlaud, Ofbifoii, Jattuarv 19, t'k«.
It was uot tin* first time that Corson right to m ake an appeal,
*Ap«|«UI Jill (.lottiti | jo * 0 |ttojt|o 111 < » Xtni
Notici» Iu bi rcltv h Ivi ti tliat In t "ii»|*H ilice
Im agine nothing except Ills np|s :»raiice 1 SOW |tt JO OJIIO 01(1 JOJ U< O/f fctir/ tffoo toltoti
ta d wished G randm a Bradley never
with the lirovluliiin* nl tin; ui l of I oitKlc « id
to
Apdt
110 J op|tt|p»j \ijwa ‘ | m aijl it ttt!(|Mol| I j ii nv S, 1U74. until ted "A.i act (or th«* *•*»»«• if
bad Invìi born to leave a recipe book wTiTi the bundle, but surely Grandm a
J( tlo|Klou« Jliov jo A If) jo m *| 11M() 11 ni In* r Imntu tu t »••• 14 tu to« i»l « nilfnt !•!«%« i r* •
to her descendants.
As a hoy hU B radley's cough m edicine w as Innocent OU/ '(OOi| «|| )|J II ttl!|J(| III \\ *«.MttO(|MUI M « »li, N» vaila, and W a«iii«Mbni TifFMufy»** •» *
h|i| jo Miio||H»jttti| dt|) ttU(Njopt!o * 0 ) 11 J<tifi cuti’Il lied I«» All t Du Bublp lami M at» • t»> h * t
earliest re co lleettou* w ere o f vile tast­ enough iu appearance If uot in taste.
AtiKitut I, h*.1 i>Mvla Hi’ VriiMin i»l Hi «til»,
•tilt | ttO| (Mill 1 «lotti tuo tlloj) 4 )»>«J1 NO JO of
lie
g
la
m
iil
across
the
stale.
'Ills
count) ni Ktint. rttttbJ id b w « i n lu» * thl-
ing m esses recom m ended In Grandm a
M,MMl d|)|(| « JOJ A X
*kWJo|,| it î) lin d lu thl« oftlci’ her »worn «tati'im lit No
giant appeared to he sleeping, hut us
A }\ -III ° l ftossojpplt *J 0 )| 0 | JO lutto itisi fuf thr |Mirrbmi’ of Un4 M* of N «juartt r
B radley's lunik for various Infantile
C orson turned tow ard Euuiee the man |t?)s(H| Aq | mmi I m . i \ *uo|> wtijujd | im || miu inni North w« •( «|uari»f of N I*, uuarfur *»t n* cUun
Ills, hut even then he had never battìi
F.a»i.
rous«il to sutldeu w atchfulness, ami Ot|) 11 ! tloltl )tiol 11 uto )40tli 01(1 JOtttlllllJM No tn In T o‘Vimhlj» No In H lUu»4i No
the tim e worn volum e as he did now Corson sk illfu lly "hanged his notion to ot|) \i\ dtt p ov »H *l M A jo .\ o J s |(| m V|t| JOJ mid will offer proof to »How that tin land
-oiiitht
I»
in
o
ff
«
rtliiBülv
for
it*
II
in
ta»
r
or
*tou.
>.UI |«|0 ot| 1«t|M !»|t|i o) 4tt ilio I it o»-A«tf
than for wKniultuml jniriuao**, and to « *tabb*h
that he w as asked to ca rry a whole suggest that be w as m erely trying to 4(0. ' j o| 11 J<| OV|tt) O) *»A tit| 1,t|Op IIO.V
her claim io»atd lami bvlurv ibi* Hunbivr »u«l
quart o f her Invaluable cou gh sirup to look ou t o f the w indow . T he iiuui was
*|k»1«.H1| o.tol| %
\ Kiev!ver id ihl<4 nffien al I'mtiand, bregón, on
his mother.
suspicious still, lint not belligerent, u n i jo))toti on *t|JJfT)ttO pnM tt.ipinojl joppttfq Thur«*dav, Ihe 1*41(1 dav of hilv, IMJ»t
4hc naine» a» wttite»»«•: ' It I i.miden, Mol *
It w as very good o f A unt Betsy fo r the rest o f the trip Corson kept his pitti A Oil pi )| ' ! I o | ) t; 1 11 )sitoo .*1«U|1W)0 •’•«,»11 ••ri
Ignudi!it. « II Okliorn and A. II. 1.« fior, a I
4ltOI(m JO * jo A || jo j(aljtr) *tlo|) M«tttptlf
w h o w as the custodiuu o f the precious eyes tl\»il on the bell rope and betray
jo j oit|it ) 11 <| oa «I4|U potutiti 4oM:,a*|p ol|) jo of I'orllwitd,nri tfiut.
A it) and m 11 j»« r»oii« cUlmliitf wdv« r*«'l) llm
volum e aud com pou n der o f Us pre­ ed no interest in his com panion.
Apio ioti OJIIO Ot|) JOJ *00|10tljd J.» KpHMJ.’S
| KJO.NoS Ot|1 11 tl JO '4j«> 11J v\ |«0||lOtlt ttb|pWO| a(»«.*4 «••«I» «« rlt»*d laud* are rsHjU«,'*U*d lo (lb*
scriptions, to send the g ift, hut a w his­
li e w as hoping there would be an o p ­ ot|) tuojj inolilo- jo ptio o |(||4«4 m 1 )4ottuoj)4 i loir c Utili» in HtU ofhee ou or t»efi»r« «ubi I .in
day of July, inori
ky luittle d on e up in a new spaper does portunity ut the station a fter the giant Ot() OA«l| 041U VlOtlJ OA |1 till O.UMjU Ul|X
AUikMitN «4 im»i«Mr.it. ItetfUti r.
not m atch a brand new w lu ter over­ had goue his w ay. hut the giant show ed
•4)tiotii||v (*'».il•» 11 M pint t|.utr;r.«
coat, and there w as t'ertalo to lie some a very evident Intention o f squiring Slittino Dftl(Ut|0 4j i luti li U| Sl)|t|OtlOjl| Jo) T l i l » l » « * r I . m i i i I , \ t r .• ••«»•« .1 . i k i " • M o l l e * *
for I*witlit'S1 *••••
out* on the traiu to recognize him aud Miss B arbour to the car. and they m ov ­ AjMUlJJ Utt|0j0A04 It *djnjOjOt|) 4| H Albi
- \o.)4i(iM wjt|i pint sojn n oj) ntoji*) pint
t*u tii’d Mini«*» b an d 1 »ffI«’«’,
pass the story ou.
Bordami. Ornton. 1j»rll 17. Bk ».
ed d ow n the station platform In slugl* |t:|t(Oboj.| *tttiti| jo cosilo ut .»otiott(|tit 4(01(1
Notice i« htfri’bv Kbi t) litui tn nunI'ltan *
F or a m om ent he contem plated send- file. E unice first. C orson follow in g ami 1J»\0 A 11 W| *hM i 4 *1««U OtlOlS pb It )IOj|HkO(«|
4
«
tilt
U
n*
|»r«»vUluli»
of till’ act of f oiigre«« of
ing the luittle by express, but the ap­ the giant bringing up the rear, ready •)«MIJ |l’ *s bopin«) *|«H»4 w tto.lhf) *WJ« 1 J ii »»•• 3, lk?M i'titltle<l **Ali act
the »«!«• of
-.O
jotf)
S01I|J|
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|\
It
oppi»)
limber
UtoU
in
di«"
Ht«ti » i$t I’nUfornlH, ♦»•«
pearance o f the train prevented that, to p ou n ce u | mui C orson at the slightest «too4d|(l ‘Jtl JO |T)U()||M1JIU| »-it | mm |
«mi. Nevada and \N w*«litit 4 ton T* rMU»f > n»
and. assu m ing ns m uch «llgult.v as his chance.
• \tetidnd lo all t In* Bubllc I ami mai» n In act
stinti jotftud
Au«ti»I 4. IS'»), Krrvld G. Marlin,of Bmllmitl,
burden w ould perm it him. he clam ber-
C orson lu n rd u l the sumo c a r rs did 1 t | t t | j o i | i iw n f ti) n o |) t !t i|q n t n o |ti* ||t > |s a i ) «d
c i m i illy of M u l I nomali , rila le «d G r « «on, na» dit «
p
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JO
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it|
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o
lt
i
rd aboard.
the girl, and the giant sw u n g him self pb tt .»ut 11 t|.Mttu jo .«jb)|pb. > d \o «itji dav fill'll in thl* office (»I» * a rti »lab-iuenl N»»
T here w as no parlor c a r on the su bu r­ on to the buck p latform , it w in evident .<«( i n o )i|tttinjA\ k .»•>!•.».« »jo , m | p.’jrd*ud fMM) for the |uir«dia»e of the riU of N W • t aii*1
\ E i|iiarlei of b tjimriir *f *»•« t .on N*> am
ban train, and the sm oker w a s filled that lie w as thorough In w hatever lie *B)IM«J |«U|0|jMtt| OA| Ititi IUOJJ sJJUjp.» T<»wii»hU»
No lori, Bun»f«' v 0 ; 1. »•) and *% 1 » I
(tuttlttu
'«Il o||
offer |»r«Mif to »how thnt th bttol »otikhl I* n.o'e
with laborers returning from their undertook, and C orson w as u >t anxious K| 1tM|)
vaiualib for It« limiter uni! »•«»nr titan fur iu '■
tttl|jniwu JO «mpl 4ojb|i?\
d a y ’s w ork up the road. C orson hated to g iv e him an excuse. C orson w as not
j njtl tttlj\XO||Oj si
*J(| Al) |KM 4 eutliiral i»tirj»o*ea, ai»«t to «'*!*Mt*h til» eUtfli to
the sm ell o f a pipe, let alone a half a co w a rd , but he knew how little •Aliti 4« 04lt0>!|> J4( h M«9 iDUIjWlO tkltt tttt) »aid lami Udore tha f(»*i(l*tef and Ile « Ivef «if
office ut Boftland. Oregon, «in M«»nd«>, It«'
hundred, and he beat a hasty retreat to ch ance he w ould have against a man • 4«ittti|| *o noni.) tttt(1 t?»iji j«» 111’ 1« 1 ttiirp||ttq tin«
libtiday of July. Bski.
U bo!) pb« £UlibitiUUlOJls bo|1.»UttJ .»i{X •
the next car.
H»
Hattie« a* iriH»c»*ea Kob« rt V |4oi|«leB,
w ho quite evidently w as u sn l to rough
|(ola*rt IsOinten, 1 harte» OstaiPti »*f Bortiaml,
He started forw a rd with a w ord o f mul tum bles, so he silt on the edge o f
) v o ' j s| AU y\\
Oregon, ami If H«»dck«’f, »»( K«#S Valid .O f'jtih.
greeting as his gla n ce took In Eunice the sent mul stared at the celling, while
m i ami »»ii |»er*on* rlnltnltt« ad vi» rari) ilo
above-ilea«*rit»e«| land» are ro«i»i»**,b*«l to tlie
B arbour; but, to his surprise, that his busy brain work til at several p rob ­
their
('Ialina k>< thU »»ftu « on or U fore »aid |4di
U rli.
y o u n g w om an fa v ored him with a lems. nil looking tow ard no Immediate
day of July, B*»»
«Irli 1» Un* i rulli
clm rnctcr.
It
tb.rhV»»N M, lMir*rs Beel*i* r
gla n ce so chilling that he w as glad to understanding with Eunice. They laid
miiy I n * <1cscrll»*il us li-rf»!sin tuatcrlnl-
sink into the nearest seat.
had a quarrel «»nee liefore, and lie had lzc«l spirit nini 'vili tlirust luto ticart.
l i e could tell from her glauee that It l>eeii m ade m iserable for days, lie was
brulli ami Im ck'xia*.
u i t<» forni part
w as the bottle which w as responsible resolved to end this ns quickly us pos
o f tlif pliysical m haUus'e o f Un.» luuu.
fo r the cut. but he could not Imagine slide ami to that eml follow ed lier off
—W hlppl*.
E unice ignoring him because he carried the ca r w hen her street w as reached.
a p ack age d o n e up In a new spaper. He
I f In' bail hoped to escape Ills escort
Due» i-vil stili, Milli m I io I c tifi* (ìli?
w ondered w hat sudden freak hud In­ he was m istaken, for the giant got off.
No >pp«t!te. loss ot strength! ■ e r v e t »
Iltu*. w oc Is-iiilc?
du ced her action.
ton, n n tl'iu the sam e order as at the
nets, headache, constipation, tad bresih,
Y o n r ilm iig h i» aititi.« mi stiiciilt*?
H e w as still puzzling ov e r the m at­ station they proceeded dow n the street.
g-neral debility, sour rising«, and catarrh
N on i m il n p il i’
ter when a man across the w ay leaued H a lf n block alon g the Bartsnirs’ big
N..W fnr priis«« f.icf»— D»-\\ iti'* L iti II* of (he stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov­
forw ard.
N ew foundland cam e rushing up the K irlv Kiscra aro th e ni«»«t pica» ili
ery represents the natural Juices of diges­
" L e t’s have a sw ig, p a rtn er." he stru 't to w elcom e his m istress and.
nini n -li’iM c pili» k oou 'ti t<*-<i ¡1 v , T li. v tion as they exist in a he*.thy stomach,
shouted hoarsely. “ I ain’t had one in perceiving a friend In C orson, threw
nc\cr gri|Mi. Solil l»v llrcw cr D rug Cu
combined with the greatest known ionic
an hour."
Ills huge hulk against that you ng iiiau.
an i reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys­
C orson tried to pretend he had not
ll r M arLcil.
T here w a s an exclam ation as the
pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion
heard, but bU bibulous traveling coin- brute d is lo d g 'd the bottle in Curium's
"T lils.” salii tic* cu tlm ala«llc you n g
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
arm s, ami the d o g went flying up the reportt'r. “ is gulug t*» I**' uni* o f tli«* cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengihei.mg
iM*st s t o r ili tlu* |ii|s'r has lin i fo r a
street alarm ed ut the noise.
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
At the souu.l E unice turned, her face mo.ith. Now. nuirk my w o n l* ."
Mr S. S. Bill, nt R»ven«wood W. V* . ssys
W
lu-rcupou
tha
d
llto
r
m
'I
ji
»"!
lils
larg*
flam ing w ith anger. In belief that C or­
' I was troubled with Sour an <n»th tor twenty years.
Kol 1 cured ins and we are i.u* utinc II tn midi
son bail struck the dog. hut the luittle clu b ahupcd 1»1 IH* pcncll ami ho diti.
for Mbs '
at his feet told Its ow n story, and she
K odol Digests W h at Y o u Ea t.
It i- »Iw iiys u cll tu Itavi' n hux uf Bottles cany JI 00 Sire hoidinf 2S times th« Iris!
glanced curiously at the dark, viscous
tlx«, which 9*<l4 tor $0 r«nta.
M u ntom i, cu t»,
fluid slow ly creep in g across the sid e­ salve in ilo* I oii*c.
P r t p a r a d b y t . 0 . U « W I T T A O o » , C H IC A G O .
walk. There was a fam iliar tslor In bru ia c*: uilcs su d l»>ili yi«|il tu Ile-
Mliuiild
her nostrils, itml the expression In her U n i '. W ili’ li |I m /.*-I Malve
Ss.lil by llr r u r r l»tt«K ( a.
fa ce turned from anger to mirth as she k.-i-p M I mi * un li.n oi ut all t ¡111«*» |u
p m ille for ••iioTgincic«.
F or y e n »
ca m e tow ard him.
In- stHUihini. l’Ut lollu w cd hv iim iiy
■ */• f
A «a e
A<*m- •kt».
«vier \
“ W h y. Jim m ie C orson,” she cried,
V M
\ a.-1 •
r ' ,1t
k i
Ih- su ri-y u n y«*f tln* gì liti-
•‘w as that really som e o f you r grand­ i iiitu tors
Iri I h#
TK a V
m * v j
m e 1). W itt s \Vllcli H ii /. c I M u I vm ,
m other's cough siru p ?"
AND
T»-:c I . t * M C Ö
•’ It w a s," lie confirm ed. "I w as out
D u rin g tln* Mntnmcr 8 ca «o n uf l'.MM»
to visit Aunt Betsy, and she m ade me rciluci-d rutiiui trip «'x cn r-iu n ratcs
WiT.l li
*1 % 1
lirlLg in the w inter supply.”
(«'ili Ix* ili efiect iruiii t ho Fitst tu N u rlll
í i i ) «1 i i L i L
i
” 1 had forgotten she lived out o f l ’ icllic Cuu»t IKlillt-, »nell II- 1 *• Irt Ul II I,
tow n .” she laughed, "anti I thought It T arm ili«, S cu ttlr, V icto ria , V uii n im -r.
wits whisky. W hy did n 't yon tell m e?’’ d e ; ni.-u tu M pi'kanc nini Man K raii'-i»cu,
" A lot o f chances yon gave' m e," he Los A u g c lc s and Miti D ieg o-
R ate»
r o r i /T u ru
/.P iiO N
»Vice
declared In an Injured tom*. "H o w frinii C n ica g o via direct lini'» lo i he
POH
«
O'JCifS and
GOc <*. ï 1.00
could I tell you that 1 w as m ore sluned Nurilt Facili,- Cua»t nini C alifurniii « i l i
'
ISO LD S
Fres Trial.
against than sinning when you alm ost ia* »75.00, unii frnin M i-*on ri Kivi-r
S
u
re
st
unti
Q
u
ic
k
e
s
t
C
a
rs foe r.U
raised a riot when I tried to ask what pn iioa, n a in cly , Cninn-il liliill*. O oialm
T H U G A T a id L U L— T R O U B ­
the m atter w a s?”
A tcliiiisn n , Mt Ju-iqili, K atl-as C ity ,
LE o, or K O N S T LACK.
"W ill you forg ive m e?” sh e asked a lso Ht Fani am i M in n i'ap u li», ratcs
tr niia ra m 'SMsiaa ss nssw rrsmoisi r i auca.*
softly , coin ing closer.
«vili la* » 0 0 00, Itali « tu S|nikn in- « i l i
"O u one con d ition ," he bargained— ’ i* » 5 t Mt Ics» 11 1 a 11 tu t In* eoa il or »7* * IMI
"that you say 'Y es’ to the question I frnm C h ica g o » ó ó IM) frulli th o M ¡sm u ri
60 Y E A R S’
naked you W ed n esd ay."
K ivcr unii Mi Fani. K at«*sonc wav via
E X P E R IE N C E
"Y o u said then you would give m e a tic- H lia-ia Ito iu e am i C aliforn in « i l i
week.” she pleaded.
la1 » Ll.fiO higln-r tinnì tliu ic a la n e
"C ircu m stances alter ca ses." he d e­ liicnt iuiicd
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sale d a ily em ù m en ce .lim e 1 it nini n m -
It m ost have been, for Corson said tin u in g u n til M eptemher lòtti u ith fin
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panion w as not to be denied.
“ G o ed the ears o f the giant, w ho hail
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■«•ni freo. Old pat Mtf«»tiry f«.r »•*« iiriii*< pat nil ».
the contrast betw een Corson and the wandered back to the ca r his senti­
l ’uri lam i, O regon , May l ’>, 11)00.
BatonH» taken throiitfli Munii &. Co. r«c«}|v«t
other w as too m uch fo r the rest o f the m ents were anything but the “ bless
9 prriol notice , wlth«»ut c harge. In the
N uiiee ii In-rehy given ih a t in co n i-
passengers. They shouted with glee, you. my ch ildren ," appropriate to the
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all ex cep t Eunice, w h o rose with white circum stances.
o f C ungress o f J m ié
IH7.S, en titled
A hand90tn*ly llhi»tr»tod wo«»kly. I.anrout dr-
Ups and m ade her w a y to the n ext cur.
rnl.it!« »ii of any 9<len tifio J«.tir nal. T«*rnii». fl m
"A li net Inr tla* sale uf tinila-r lan d» in
your ; four mondo«, fl. Hold by all n«’wmtc9l«rp.
Corson stood the ch a ff as long as he
thè S tati s uf C aliforn ia , O regon , Ne-
could, hut ut last the m an's persistence
361 Broadway,
vaila, am i W a sh in g to n Ti ri iiu ry,” as
w on, and, with darning face, he fo llo w ­
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e x tcm led tu all tln- plllilie L im i S iate»
ed the girl.
In U m : Circuit Court of th<* StHfc of Oregon for liy a ct uì A u g n st 4. IS02, Nurali (Vari
There w as a vacan t seat beside her,
the County of Marion,
C ainernn, o f A U hi ny, co lin i y uf Liuti,
lb*part ment No. 1.
and Corson took it. She m oved over .1. C.fiondai«*. Sr.,
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S tate uf O regon , has th is ilav filili in
to be as fa r distant as possible, hut It
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Ls not easy to be e x clu sive when shar­
T«* î > . Bentley, the above named defendant* fittili, fi ir th e porcin i e o f thè SU' \ uf
ing a narrow seat. Neither cou ld she
In the name of the State of Oregon, von are
hereby required to a pear and au-vver the S ection No. 10 in T ow m d iip No. U S ,
evad e C orson's low spoken words.
amended eoinidulnt filed HK««iu*t yon in the Itaiige No. 1 E. am i will ull'er pruuf tu
“ W hat have I d on e?” he pleaded.
alto ve enti 11* *1 iwtioii, on or before tin: 4th #lay
in ly , 19U4, that being the last «lay for your show tli.it th è lam i su iight is mure
T here w as no an sw er from the w in ­ of
apfHjaraiiee or aimw* r by yon, fix*-<l by ord«*r of vallinolo for ita tiinher or stim e tinnì
dow , and he loams! a little closer.
till- < ourt for th'* publication of thl* Summon*
"S urely I should h ave the right to and if you fai I mo to m ppear or answer, for waul tur a g riciiltn ra l pnrpuses, and t u e »
thereof, the plaintiff will apply t the above
defend m y se lf," h e pleaded. “ I am Ig­ entitled « ourt for the relief prayed for in hi* tnlili-li Iter ela im tu salii l imi latfore
C u u n ty C lerk, ut A lh m iy, O regon , mi
•mended
complaint herein to-wlt:
norant o f m y offense.”
A jiidgrii'iit «iinitiftt you forili* «um of $: suhi ,.M
This tim e she noticed him .
W ith and for th»- further «urn of fúO.OO hm special at­ T ln irsilay, th e Sfinì day uf A n g u -t,
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flashing eyes she turned to fa ce him. torney fee* and for the cost* and disbursements litoti.
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“ I f you persist in speaking to m e,” she
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County of Marlon, which »aid order wa* inaile erm i, uf A lh an v, Ore.
pleasant attentions.”
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In her Intensity she spoke m ore d is­ county. Oregon, on th*: 19th day of May, 1904,
••■Fi») «m l ttrernium Catalogua (showing grò premium»)
tinctly than she knew, and a braw ny the flr-t publie*taon of thl*«urnrnoiin being or­ vcrsely thè alaive deserihed lainls are • • ■ I I r e * . Address T H t M d A L L CU., New York.
dered to be made on the 25th «lay of Mav. 19»i5,
hand shot across the aisle and shook ami the last public iti on on the 4th «lav of July. reijiie«tei| tu file tlieir elaim s in tliis
C orson's shoulder.
“ See here, you ng 1905, an<f the defendant is required to answer office un or h cfore said Sfinì day uf
said Amended complaint on or before the 4th A u gn st, liKMi.
fellow ,” warned a hoarse voice. “ You day « .Inly,BA».,
A.O. « ON0IT.
A l o e k n o k S D kksskk , U egister.
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
quit tr-_«b’iT or off you go, and I w on 't
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f o r Pitos, Burns, Scree.