Oregon City enterprise., September 19, 1902, Page 6, Image 6

OREGON
ENTERVR1PE FRIDAY, SKITKMIUSK 11), 1902
Legal Notices.
Ad-iiiniatrator a. Notice
Kotlee is he rebv Riven V at the under
algned hu been appoint! administrator of
th estate ol John W. Tire, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said es
tate are herebv notified to present the same
July Trrill.nl according to law and accom
panied hv the proper voucher, to the un
dersigned at Canhv. Clackamas County.
Oregon, or at the office ol tleo.C. Riownrll.
Oregon Cltv. Oregon, within six months
(mm the date ol this notice.
Adininistiaior.
GEO. C. BROWN EI.U
Attorney lor Administrator.
."Notice for lutllrtlon.
Timber Und, Act Jan X liCS
Cited states Land Otlice, Oregon Clt.
Oregon
. ... fc, 1,1-
vllvl. i.hv irivrn that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act ol Congress
ol June I 1S7S. entitled "An act lor t .
Mleol timber lands in tb tt ol 1 ali
tor" Onron. Nevada, and W.shuigton
Territory," as extended to all thy I ublic
Land Males bv act of August 4, IN1-.
ROSS H. PRATT,
of Portland, countv of Multnomah, Slate
ofOn..b.8lhi. dy tiled In this othce
hi. sworn statement No. WTO. for the pur
cliase of the i.w; of section No. Ai in
Township No. 8 S, Range No. 5 .
ind will oiler proof to show that Ibe land
SSoght is more valuable lor us timber o
"one than for agricultural Pn-7''
.KiL.h h.. xi.im m said land before
ipVKegisler and Receiver of ibis othce at
Oregon Citv Own. on Saturday, me Ml.
day of November, W2.
He names as wiines-s: H F.PIrson,
B 0. Palmateer, Adoplph Miller, t.
Millet, all of Garfield, Oregon.
Anv and all' persons claming adverse y
the aoove-described lands are requ.-teo to
tile their claims in this othce on or before
th f N"is.rii!:MCHRF.S,
Kegbter.
Minnow.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon for Ihe County ol Clackamas.
Wallace W. Ayers, Plainlill.i
vs. f
Ids K. Ayers, Pefendant.,
T l.i. K. Avers, defendant herein.
In the nameVl lh Stat of Oregon :
You are herebv required to appear ami
mi tilml acainst you in
.. ......... .-inn ami cause mi or'
before the S!nd day of September. the
said dav being more than ix weeks alter
the tirst publication ol ihis summons, as
ordered bv the court, and you will lake no
.. !i vii fii in niivm and answer
ld eouinlaint. tne plaii.tnl wnl apply
.k. .,r, f.tr t!i relief i raved lor II.
complaint, lo-wit: that the bonds of main
n.oiiT now existing between you ami plain
tit! be dissolved and that the plan. till be
awarded the cusl.x'y and cocirol ol Charles
Ayers, minor child ol plaiiilill and defend-
'Yhis summons is published by order of
Honorable T. K. Ryan. County Judge or
the Countv of Clackamas, i-itsie ol Oregon,
made August , l!WJv and which order di
of said summons by puon
! cation not less than once a week tor six
I successive weeks. Tb first publication ol
this summons nelng aukum
. HEl'i.KS A OKI r r 1 rH,
Attorneys lor plaintiff
no.tiwot'couMixsio SK ft s
Kiyular Septembtr Term t f
Om-fj Hovml.
Jolin l.ewollen, T. N.
Win. llrob.it, County
eionjrs.
Killin
Comttii-
and
to
the
In ihe mailer of While Urn, and 0.
K. Nah piling wl In conn y road. It
t ordered that White-Uro. ami C, K.
Nash be. oidered to remove wood
that I piled lt county road in (rout ol
I Mil. William' letddoue.
In the mailer ol the poliihm ol T. 1 .
Randall and other lor new nioitgage.
Index. Ordcrod lhat petition ho domed.
In Ihe niatler ol scalp statement sub
mot,! hv iHinntv clerk. Ordered that
(Continued Irom last week.) tid alaleu.onl Iw mid U hereby ap-
T ilia ... alter ol the lM-tition of 0. P. nroved.
Palmer ami oiliota lor iMiimy roa l. lr ! j tie maimr ol report of cli'ik and
d.-re.l tlmt T. J. Jonarn.l, Win. Itoriuu riix,ri,,r Icea reieivcd duriiiu uio th :
and Pavid nucnU be am are appoini- I , ,..t
to meet at place oi oeui... . : , ,.,., ao m
Stale of Ore-
Win. Havden, delendant,
In the Circuit Co"H of the Stat ol Ore
eon, for Clackamas County.
Arlbur U Wootlbury, Plaintiff.)
vs. t
Kora Woodbnry, Defendant. I
To Nora Woodbury, the above named
delendant. .
In ibe name of the Stat oi Oregon you
are nerebv required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against you in the above
entitled suit In the above named Court on
or before Frnlay. October 3, WW ."
fc-i... .k) Irom tb hrt public-
..rihUaiimniniti. and vou wid lake
noiic that il you-lail to o appear nd an
swer said complaint, the plaintiff will apply
,h. rn.irt for the relief demanded in said
eomplaiii! to wit: that the bonds ol rnatri
mony exUtiog between you and plaintiff be
-J .1 nAri
This summons is published by1 th order
of the Hon. Thomas (,kvii,wuiiijj p
r.-y.r,,.m Pntintv. State ol Oregon, in
tb Oregon City Enterprise, a
paper of general circulation in Clackamas
tJonnty. for sever, consecutive wek com
mencing Friday. August 22 ami contmuing
to andiududing 0"
Attorney for Plaintiff.
m m no:
In the Circuit Couitpl the
gon, for Clackamas i. ou ni)
julina Hayden, Plan. tut
vs.
Joseph Win. lUvden.rteft
To Joseph Win. Hai
above-named.
In the name of the Slate of Oreg.m you
are hereby reipiired to apiar and ansaer
Ihe complaint tiled agaiusl you in the above
entitled suit In the above named
court on or before November 3d,
tho .mi, beme seven weeks from the nrst
..hiwaii,n ni this summons, and you will
lake notice if you tail to so appear and
answer said complaint the planum wu. .
ply to lh court ler the reliel demanded in
said complaint to wit: That tue bonds ol
matrimony existing oeiween juu
Llaintiff be dissolved.
This summons is published by th onier
of the Hon. Thomas P. Kan, jud ol the
county court lor Clackamas county. Mat
ol Oregon, in the Oregon City Knierpris. a
weekly newspaper oi general tuv.n...."..,
in Clackamas countv, lor seven successive
n.m.r.rinir Frldav. Seoteuiber li,
lmr' 'and continuing to and including
October 24, lEac.BR0WSKLU
Any. for Plaintiff
a.1 viMv..ra
ning, on tho UUli dy ol pteintier.rjo-.
II. 11. Jolinaon, surveyor.
In the matter ol ihe appliollon of J .
C.ainl 0. Uoitetlcr lor a telephone. Or
dereil that tho name dea. rilHl in tho
petition he and Is lieret.y granted.
In the matter of the bond ol Jamea
Fcgleaas up'rvisor o( road diitlrict No.
7. Orvlcred that same l" npurnved.
In the matter ol Ihe application of
George A. Killings lorienaie ol poll lax.
Ordered tlmt tle.k dnt warraut in
lavor of said Uidiiigs lor 3 t'"
In Ihe niftier of the application of
lle'vey and otbertfor aid looptuia roa I.
Oidered that hkuI pelilionera he allowed
SK) pound of powder with ncct asary
caot) and fue
In the matter of tn jati
tinn of Jiwetih Polllliger to
tax ale. Petition denied.
In ihe matter of the application ol S.
B. Johnson lor ruh.ite ol coeta and pen
alty Oidered that the penalty and
cue tl lor taxes ol ItfOl ! remitted
Clerk' receipts .
It..i.,iider'a rrciMot
Oidered that report he approved.
In tho matter ol the petition ol P. H
Newman lor vacation ol certain atreet
lu Uuueriaou. U ia otdcied that Raid
application 1 allowed no lar at Third
Avenue la concerned and that Haul pari
01 Third Avenue lying south ol r'lltli
atn-et he and ihe aain ia hereby va
iled. In the matter ol the Ilolit road. Now
1. M. llolat and mesenta receipt
ahowing thai he liaa paid all xenae ol
nrvev and view ot eal.l roa.i. vrnereu
thai aid receipt be placed ou hie.
In the matter ol repair to Pickev
bridge. It is ordered that O. I. tliheon
I ..i,Hir said lirulno and tlmt he lie al
' lowed the sum ot (4 per nay and that he
I i it I . a, ruirt id 12 nor
. . pe uoi;u '
" ' ",v,riday.
In the mailer ol the hid for .county
Ilia ordered t 'al the hid of
i I. I'm ler he and li herehv accepted
in all particular except blank U.ok
n,d hv the county lor recoida. All
0
0
ALICIA'S
COWBOY
In the matter of cancelling a county j oll),,r ,,pie said Potter ia to lurnih
warrant It ia ordered tlmt coiiniy war-. UIMer ),, lm including tax receipt ami
fund be and n)
In the Circuit Court of the
gon, lor Clackama count).
Willamette Miller 1
Plaintiff.
State of Ore-
Notice for Vubllcation
Votic Is hereby given that incompliance
witb tbe act ol Congress of J une 3, 1878, en
titled "An ct lor the sale ol timber lands
in the States of Calfornla. Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to all the Public Land States by act of Au
eust 4. Ifti2, Wm. F. Reiner, of Portland,
County of Multnomah. State of Oregon,
ri. .kf. kii in this office bib sworn
tatement. No. 515. for th pure1" ?' .tb!
VEli of SW, 6'A of 8WJ4. and 8VV of
bE . of Beckon No. 26, T. 3 8, R. No. o h.,
iii rnf.F nrnr.f to show that the land
sought is more valuable tor it timber or
tout than for agricultural purposes and to
wiablith his claim to said land before the
T...ur Rcpiver of this office at Ore
gon P.. V on Saturday, the 4th day of Octo-
u. m mm viinMses: Henrv Epperson
Richard Palmateer, A'lolph Miller, Chas.
. u;iiu. .il nt r:arrild. Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adverse y
tbe above described lamia ar requested to
tile tTieir claims in this office on or before
"'d4l,'diyO,OctCHAS.TM00RF.S.
Register..
John W. Miller I
Defendant, j
To John W. Miller, the above named de
fendant: In rh name of the State of Oregon, loo
are hereby required to appear and answer
th complaint filed agsinst you in the
above entitled suit, on or before th 27ih
day of October, l'J02. that being the last dav
prescribed in in oiuer or yuui..iiu
tnis summons, and if you fail to so appear
and answer said complaint, tbe plaintiff
will api'lv to tbe court lor tti reuet inrrem
praved, to wit: a divorce from tbe bonus of
marriage existing between you and the
plaintiff.
Tins summons is puoiisnru .u.
,,,,.o ...k hT order of Hon. Tbos. r.
Ryan, judge of the county court ol the
etaie ol Oregon for Clackamas county,
made on tbe Sib day ol September, the hrst
publication being on the 12th day ol Sep
t.tubtr. 12. 8 R HARRISGT0N,
Atiyomey lor Plaintiff.
rant drawn ou wron
hereby cancelled.
In Ihe matter ol the report ol tunirge
Mnniixv. coustahle. lor eale of a teer.
Ordered that the report ol said uuueU-
bie lie and l hereby approved.
In the uitter of the petition of lxinis
T..hen.eier and other regarding county
debt. trder,d thai petition lie itemed , i accounts
ti.e iVi.ird n t having authority lu Ihe dices to
n alter. j
In the matter of the application ol
L, ter Reynolds and wife l..r aid It ia ,
ordered that the said Uevnolds be al
lowed the bum of (8 per tuonili. !
In the niaUer of the report of the
viewer of the P E. Heck road. Kejiort
read for first time and laid over until to-
morroow.
lu the matter of the report of view ers
of the George H. Hrown road. Report
read for tirut time and laid over unti. to
morrow. Id the matter of transferring $100
from general fund to indigent aoldier
fuud. It ia ordered that tue um of
$100 he and is hereby transferred Irom
the general fund to the indigent goldier
fund.
In the matter of the opening the BoIh
blns road in district No 30. It ia or
deted that tbe supervisor ol road dis
trict No. 3t5 is hereby ordered to open
aid road with the work of the petition
er. In the matter of the report of viewers
ol J. E. Peck road Report of viewers
rea.t aecond time. Ordered that same
be approved ami road openexi
ol Burvty :
other receipts, the aald tir.gon v ny
Enterprise is to le the official paper ol
Clackama count T.
Kllr.nl.eth
were ulso aald
A Una; la Clove.
There Is no question that the bciigle
la n very old brood. Early Roman
of Kngliind column r.ior
the beagle t-ven by imnio.
Hooka published from uimjui i.'.-u
lf,10 describe soverul varieties of
hounds. Including -the little beagle,
which may lo curried In u ma"'
glove." That tlio miniature hound
ettrmm.lv ixmiiliir at that time
v:'.s evident from gneen
keeiiltiL' a pack which
to Ih swiall eiu.iigh to put In a glove.
Thla Ktatemeiit is frequently ridiculed
when It Is not understood that glove
of that IhtI.mI were not the present
Jay kind, but gauntlets reaching m arly
to the elbow. Wluit became of those
glove beagle we may surmise from
what we know of the results of later
flttoinpts to maintain packs of Is-nglr
of 8 to 10 Inchea high, the result nftt r
some year being weak puppies that
full abort of the line qualities of the
little bunting dog when they tire growu
up.-Couulry Life In America.
Notice of Administratrix.
IntheCounlyCourtof the 8iate of Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas.
In the Matter of the Entire oh
barali K. Hughe, deceased. )
Notice is hereby given that th under
aigned haa been Only appointed by the
County Court of the state of Oregon for
Clackamas County, Administratrix of the
estate ol barab E. Hugnes, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate
must present them, duly verified, to my
attorney. A. 8. Dresaer, at his office in Ore
gon City, within six mombs Irom tbe date
of the hrst t.uolication of this notice, or be
forever barred.
Dated, Augusts 1902.RAH(.EARg
Administratrix of the Estiteot Sarah E.
Hughes, deceased.
A. 8. DRESSER,
Attorney for said E,tate.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Clackamas Couiuy,
EKrida DeMalchin, Plaintiff,)
vs. r
Ivan DeMalchin, Defendant)
To Ivan DeMalchin tlie above named
defendant.
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the con. plaint tiled agsinst you in
, .knv. A.itttU.i court in tbe above en
titled suit within tix weeks from the date of
tha rim DUhlicatlon or una Bunimuna,
which'timeeipireson the 3rd day of No
vembtr. l!r and if yoJ lad to so appear
the piainlifl ill aply to the Court lor a
decree dissolving th- bonds of matrimony
now exislii.g between cetenoani. ana plain
tirt' herein, that Bhe be allowed to resume
hrr ni.iden name. EKrida Rickman, and
rr hr (wt urn! diibur'etnerita herein.
Thia iimmnim U publish.! by order of
Jmlge Alfred K. bears, Jr.. judge oflhe above
entitled Lour', wnicti orjer was n.aur uu
Sept-iubr Wtli. Vt. , ,
' A. WALTER WOLF,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Date of first publication, fcept. l!Hh. ')2.
Dateot last publication, Oct. 31t, IWrt.
Total
In the matter of the
Alinver road. Rewrt of
eeeond time.
Kuiuraon.
In the Circuit Court of tbe 8tate of Ore
gon, for Clackama County.
J. W. KilgoM, Plaintiff.)
vs
Mercy Kilgnre. Defendant.)
To Mercy Migore, me aoove nauieu ut
fendsnt. In the name of the 8tate of Oregon you
re herebv required to appear and answer
the complaint Hied against you In the above
entitled snit in the above named Court on
or belore Friday, October 3, V.ffl, tbe same
being seven weeks from tbe ftrt publication
of this summons, and you will Uke notice
tbl if vou fail to so appear ana answer saia
Ed Hotnscnuh.
Ed Harrington.
David Miller...
J U Cummins ..
E Mclntyre....
Wm Mclntyre
H II Johnson...
hx Dense
.. a 6o
.. 2 HO
.. 2 tH)
.. 2 00
.. 2 oo
. . 2 00
.. 13 00
$26 SO
report f the
viewers read
Ordered that same be ap
rioaa loop.
Some year ngo a thrifty old cot
fager named Bet bin Itunimy attended
s-rviee every Kiinday mornltig ut the
little church rf St. Elwlvlr. dlstiint
some two mile from her cottage
m a hillside In Herhyshlre. As reg
ular In her provision for temporal
want a she was In attendance to
spiritual necessities, her custom waa
to place a piece of bacon In a jx.t near
the lire to be ready cooked against
her return. Then, with her big prayer
book wrapped In a snowy handker
chief. Bet hln trudged on to St. Elze
Sniidiiv. however, she came
, - - I ... . . i 1
nroved Supervisor ordered to open i lute nnl misirnn to i..-r , ,
" r l . . .... m . ..... II, it. .It.tfk II1U1
ivey: nisi in inmi oi mc , -
.... 2 GO
. . . . 2 20
. . . . 2 40
.. .. 12 00
same, f.xpense oi survey
E H Burgtiardt
J K Morton
A Forbes
II II Johnson
Total 1 20
In the matter of the report of the
viewers of the (ieo ri Brown road. Re
portof viewers read second time. Or
dered tbat same he approved. Super
visor ordered to open the road, i'.x-peni-eof
survey :
H S C I'belp 2 60
A.iirnst P.raroer 2 40
Wm Knight 2 80
W If Bramer 2 00
FRief...: 2 00
J Fred rich w
U H Johnson o
Hl.tI.fIO.1lM.
tn the Circuit Court of the State ot
Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas.
Ida M McClellan, Plaintiff, i
vs.
P. E. McClellan. Defendant.)
To t. E. McClellan, Ihe above nBmed de
fendant: In the name of the 8tate of Oregon: 1 ou
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
above entitled suit, or. or before the last
day of tbe time prescribed in the order lor
the publication of this summons, to-wit, on
or belore Hie 3d day of November, l'JU2, Ihe
said nay being after the expiration of six
weeks Iron, the first publication of thiB
notice, and il yon fail to so appear and
answer, for want thereof, plaint, ir will ap
ply to the Court for the relief prayed for in
tbe Complaint.
The reliel praved for In th Complaint
ia that tn bonds of matrimony existing
ht ...i, ihe niaintifl and delendant be dis
nlred: that she be awarded the cmtody of
. ohii-imn. (irac and Paul; and tor such
other and further relief as shall seem meet
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. Alfred F. Bears, Jr.. Cinu t Judge
ot Multnomah County, Oregon, made He,
complaint tbe plaii.titt will apply to the tember lH:b, I'M. y said order it waa di-
recteo iiiai """""""' r-- -the
Oregon Citj Enterprise once ecn week
for six successive weeks, and tbat the said
defendant appear and answer on or belore
the 3rd day of November, Vrl, and the
date of the first publication thereof is Sep
tember lyth, I'M, tbe date named in
the said order for said first publication.
OANTENBE1N A VEAZ1E,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
r.nrt for the renet demanded in said com'
plaint to-wit: that the bonds of matrimony
now existing between you and plaintiff be
dissolved.
This summons is pnblisbed by the order
of the Hon. Tbos. F. Ryan, County Judge
of Clackamas Countv, Ktate of Oregon, in
tbe Oregon Cliy Enterprise, a weekly news
taper of general circulation in Clackamas
County, for seven successive weeks com
menciig Friday, August 22, and continuing
to and including Oet-b-r 3. W2
GEO. C. BROWS ELL,
Attorney fur Plaintiff.
Adnaiaila.trtatr' Not lee.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe under
signed has been appointed administrator of
tbe estate of Sarah Clack, deceased. Per
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them at the of--.n(nir
atuirnev. in Oregon City, Ore-
ran, within six months from tbe date of
tbis notice. Dated this lltb day of Aug
ust, l'Ji2. ElmxeE. Cbshkas,
Administraior.
O. W. Eastbani, attorney for administrator.
HA LOO.1 I,ICB.HHE.
Notice is hereby given tbat I will ap
ply to the City Council at it next regu
lar meeting, for a licenw to sell liquor at
my place of business on Main and Sixth
gtree,,' A. H. GBIEBSES.
Oregon City, RP. 1-
HAI.OO.-I JLICJEHK.
Notice is hereby given that I will pplv
at the next regular meeting of the city
co-in-ril for a licrM to aell liquor at my
place ol business, on Mam and i ifih sirets.
A iK IS A mV P .
Total $ 20
In the matter of the petition of Eliza
beth Heitkemper to vacate certain streets
in Oak (irove. Ordered that this mat
ter be laid over until Friday, Oct. 3, at
10 o'clock.
In the matter of the application of J.
L. Mumpower to attach his fence to the
Clear Creek bridge. It is ordered that
J. L. Mumpower be and U bsieby per
mitted to attach his fence to tbe west
end of tbe Clear Creek bridge.
In the matter of repairs to the Leland
road In district 'o. 16. It is ordered
that tbe supervisor of said district be al
lowed $25 lor the purpose of burning
log from (aid road.
In the matter of the petition of Wm.
X. Davis and other for a county road.
Ordered tnat this matter be taken un
der advisement until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
In tbe matter of relocating a portion
of the Perdue road. Ordered that
county surveyor relocate a portion of tbe
said road.
In the matter of the inquest of an un-
Jttiown Jap. The following claims were
allowed:
Peter Nehren, jaror 1 20
(ieo Miles " 120
B M Allen " 1 20
R E Woodward " 1 20
W E O'Donel " 1 20
Ueo ZinserliDg, witness 1 W0
Mrs Geo Zinserling " 1 W
Dare Hoss " 1 70
Henry Heinz " 1 70
Earle Hoss " 1 TO
M Strickland ' 1 70
H 8 Moody, constable 2 30
R L Holman, coroner 22 40
MO Htrickland,autopty 10 00
In the matter of the petition of 'tn.
X. Davis and other for a county road.
It is ordered that this matter be con
tinued until Thursday, Oct. 2, at 2
o'clock p. m.
In tbe matter of D. B. Newman to va
cate certain street in Robertson. Or
dered that ssme be laid oyer nntil to
morrow at 10 o'clock.
InKt In front
tn her vienr's astonishment remarked
us she unfolded the snowy handker
chief: "I.nwk a tlalscy me! If I haven't
b'lled the prayer book and brought th
bacon to church:"--Ionilon Chronicle.
At Itiirinei-tcr A AndrfKen'.
Mr. RiilTner, representing Ewdman
Kodak Company, will nuke a practical
demonstration uf the E-tmii Develop
ing Machine at Biirmeister & Andreson's
Jewelry store on Friday, .September 20,
from 2 toC p. tn. This machine not
only develops and fixes film without a
dark room, but does it better than il is
done in the dark room.
Everyone interested in photography
are requested to come and see the work
of this machine and biing in your ex
posed iihns and have them developed.
Ibt Kind Yoa Han Hlwayt Bought
7
Bsara th A
HI'.tinOH.
In ths Circuit Court of the Htate of Ore
gon for Clackamas Coiiniy.
Mary F. Hicklln, plaintiff,
vs. r
Stephen K. Hickdn, defendant.!
ToHtephen K. Hlcklin. said defendant.
In tne name of the Stale of Oregon you
are herebv required to apoear and answer
the complaint filed againnt you In the above
itilled Court or. or before the 3rd dav of
November, V)i, the sain being seven
weeks Irom the tint publication of missum
n.ons, and you will lake notice that if you
fail so to appear and answer said complaint
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint, to-Wit :
For a dissolution of the bonds of matri
mony now existing between plaintiff ami
defendant and lor the resumption Of her
maiden name, Mary F. Miles.
This summons is published hy order of
the Hon. Alfred F. Hears, Jr., Judge of the
Fonrth Judicial District oi ttregon, ami
dated September IS, l!r2, arid which said
order directed service ol summons by publi
cation not less than once a week for six suc
cessive weeks, commencing witb th issue
of beplember lilih, r.
GORDON E. HAYES,
Attorney lor plaintiff.
E. I. SIAS
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Sjectacle3.
All kinds of repairing neatly done
and warranted,
ft" oatcOice Hid. Cstby, Oregon
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) Py E a WINTHROP
0 i'.,r,,iM imii. Iiu L. N. Il'lridiruu
fc.o.ccoooood
It needed no lurid poster spread
vrlth bii. UIng bronchos and rough rid- j
ers of Ihe world to iiniioiince that lllf- .
falo 1(11 waa coming to town. The
t-nialt boy betrayed an almost pathetic
eagerness to render small services to ,
the heads of the households. The funi- j
lly rlothcillne disappeared under the
lu.ru to emerge later as a birlul and to j
violently choke the youngest hopeful
employed us a target lu default of real
v lid horses In the family buck yard.
The old.-r folk w ere not iiIh.vc being '
lint-rested In Ihe matter. I'lilerfaiiilllas
told how In his younger days he had
known n ninii who could sh.s.t nil
around Colonel Cody. The mother re
counted, with n faint blush ou her
failed check, how alio had crossed Hut
plain In is;:i and during a billiard
had been saved from an untimely
dentil by the ministration of n young
lieutenant. lu fact, the very blue blan
ket under w hich her husband now bs.k
1,1s Sunday iifterii.Mtu imp lu the libra
ry waa il souvenir i hit ni.rruw
cape.
Itctweeii the two exIrVtnea Ihe show
was at once a bait and a reward. It
was the peace offering w hen Hlrephon
fought with Phyllis. It was a merit
badge when Phyllis would not quarrel.
Kven Kdward Thurston and Alicia
Peyton were Interested III the gaudy
pictures us they strolled silently along
lu ft . mild spring air. Yet Thurston
had Just asked n certain fateful qiiea
thin, and Miss Peytnn'B "No" had been
very decided.
1 like you better. prha.a. than any
lean I kni.w," she had said. '-Still, lik
ing Isn't love, and the until I love must
be some one I can rcsect. loll are a
nice boy, a good talker and have ull
the advantages of birth and position.
That Is not enough. I want to marry a
mail' a real man, slrong, reliant - like
th.'i-.vM And ulin MlntM. to
ni.hlc reproduction of tho
Rosa Ilonhetir painting of Cody.
'lint. Alicia." he urged. 'Ihla la .
foolish, you know. A chap can't ride a
broncho and wear chaps ami spur
w hen a street cur or a cub Is the prop
r thing and patent leathers and black
loth are preferred, l-el me hw
you"
She rnlsed her hand lu protest.
"I'lease." ahe aald. 'don't urgue. It
burta uie to any this. Don't make It
worse hv continuing a conversation
that Is painful."
So he held his lnee. but a they
walked slowly buck to the house from
the park each fresh stand" of bills
and Alicia' evident Interest In tlietn
Increased the twinkle which had come
In Thurston' eye despite the blow to
hi hopes.
When they reached her door, he
would not enter, but aa he took her
hand he asked: "May I aend you acuta
for the Wild Weal? I have frlenda
with the organization, and while 1
uliutl not l. utile to be with you It
would give in pleasure tn know you
were admiring the 'real mini.
"Don't." she urged. "You are not
kind. 1 didn't ineun Unit I wanted tn
mi, rrv i. eowlmv. merely that I vraa
tired of the effeminate men of the fit
les. men who never do things, who lire
content simply to exist. It Is not your
own fault Unit you are not other than
you are. It Is the fault of our modern
training
He 1iiiil)j:I. "I didn't mean to que
Hon your ii'inoiit." he aald. "1 will
s. iid'n box o.er for the matinee. Then
t lilt (Mill t.il.e t'.e little ones, (iood
nlirht."
He held lo r cool, slender hand for a
liniment Loirer than was strictly good
form, then turned mid went down the
street with n springy atrlde that argued
more strength than was uiade tippurent
by the modern tailor's irts.
Thursday afternoon the "show lots,
lis Hot vacant Held generally used for
exhibition puiis.Kcs was called, were
crowded. Those who could afford to
patronize the entertainment were for
l. n.'.st mirt already Inside. Those
without th gates were those who.
lucking the price, lived In the hope
lhat some philanthropist would and
(lenly happen along and Invite them all
Inside.
Falling that, there was always tne
noise of the shooting, and the year he-
fore three clay pigeons hud fallen out
side the fence, nnd portions had been
cherished In pocket museum of small
lsys for weeks thereafter a au offset
to the cartridge sheila obtained by the
fortunate ones w ho bud aeen the allow.
In a ls.x affording an unobstructed
view ef the Held sat the Peyton family,
from Grandpa Peyton to Harry, the
four-year-old.
The younger ones were all ImpaUetit
for the performance to commence). The
band wns something. Hut band were
more common thnn cowboya, even
though this waa a cowboy band. What
they wanted were men who rode
horses. Harry In particular was on
the ragged edge, and bis nurse had
(Tlffleulty In keeping blui from break
ing away In search of his hero. The
yiar before he had been adjudged too
young to attend.
The first bund of Indians came dash
ing Into the arena, turning the upiter
curve Just beyond tbe Peyton box, and
wheeling smartly into place. Harry
was transported. Here were the In
diana at last, and their painted, half
naked bodies were even more fasclnat
lug than the Images he bad been ablo
to conjure up during bis sleeples mo
ments In the dimly lighted nursery.
Bnnd after band came on, each fol
lowed by Its chief, and each succeeding
body drew Harry nearer to the front
of the box. The nurse, fr.sdi frotu Irish
soil, WHS too lllll.il Interested In ul. U
her charge. Tho others trusted to Uu
nurse.
At last Clime Ihe cowboys, belter
mounted even than their associate.
Six abreast they swept Into the arena
and came tearing down Ihe Retell.
Siiddei.lv a groan went up, u gi''t ''
11 Ilka 11 f tone like the voice
,.,i I,... .mi ... There, directly III
imih of the lid. us. stood II fall'
.hll.
era,
face
of olio
the
hll red
I he sun glanced from H" dainty
!ilte dress and III up the aeii
litis till they aeeiued lu form a hubs
I boiil lis head.
Alicia sprang up wilh a fearful
scream,
"Hairy:" she cried. "Oh, my dar
ling, come to sister!" Then she covered
her eyes, ut dating to face the awful
horror she knew must come.
The Instant he did ao aoine liupnl""
compelled h. r to l.s.k again, and u ray
of hope lit up her strained faro.
The riders on the Inside had lurue.t
aside. The one nearest the rhlbl
st.s.ped and caught him up. and u
mighty shout went up from the crowd
he swung the lime- reiiow io uie
niel of the saddle. The six moved ou.
ihev drew Into their places, rud tho
child ahoiilod with delight ut the nov
elty of his position, never giving
thought to the danger he had faced.
s the horseman stood there waning.
. . . ,. .i i.
for the end of the entree .tnnu m.H..v
his face, her eyes dimmed Willi guile
ful tear. I.Ike his fellows, lie wont
the regulation blue shirt with It scar
let kerchief. The brown leather ciiapts
were milch like those worn by the otn-
aud a huge sombrero threw lint
I.. .IwhIow. He waa lu nowse
different from III fellowa. yet II aeciue.1
Allclu aa If there was aiiieliiuiK
famlllar In the figure-soui.iinng u...v
suggested some one ahe had known.
It waa absurd to imagine mat n
numbered a plainsman among ur a. -uiilntaiioe.
yet try aa she would sh
roiild in lake Her ces iron.
Fven w hen Colonel Cody passed oil hl
r,,l u..l l.n I It
spleudl.l norse no
figure and the tiny white form or u. r
bt other wero all she saw.
The colonel had made hi Ut""
I I 1... I.. I l.lu .'(III.
mux-i'ii. lie nun mi
gres of rough rldersj.f the world with
a sweep of his hut. all inclusive. ,
riders had advanced to the purrier.
had retreated and were beginning the
musical rule, which llnlshe. uio "
t rupee.
At first the cowis.y were within tne
circle, tirudimlly. however, me ""
thinned out. nnd on the lust circuit
they would have to pn the box. Hur
ry rescuer reined up aa the box wa
reached and. drawing out of line.
leuned forward to restore the is.).
Allda aturtcd forward to revive-
htm, fully occupied witu m-r
brother. Not until tne nuer was i.
,i., nimln did she hs.k Into hi face-.
Then she sank down, crying and laugh
ing all ut once. Mild h; "tcrlcs. wom
an' universal pumice, hud come to
her relief.
After the siege of Peking had bei'U
raised and the emblem of lirlstiaiiny
hud replaced the banners of paguu-
Isiii. according to the programme, the
l'eytou family were Interviewing a
young inuu wno now wi .- -
uniform of a private soldhr. Ills fuct-
wa Hushed with einbiirrasKtiieiil.
I'evton ncre regarded him with I-
lievoleiit g.ssl will and suggested tbat
he had Isifer come up to dinner. Cey
lon mere tried to say something suit-
nnd w ept quietly Instead, l no
.ni.
younger Ceylon regili'ie.i nun "
awe, much as one hsiks upon a neigh
bor who suddenly uchleves IiiiIIoiihI
greatness. All thl was of Interest,
but there was u hs.k lu Alicia Ceylon's
eyes that made him wish the rest of
the family would go away ami leave-
him alone with her.
Hut when thla wish wns grunted
few h"s later Thurston was sudden
ly tongiV tied Slid distressingly self
conscious.
Allda raised her eyes, brimming
with tenderness, to his. "Since you
won't take advantage of your bravery,
sir," she said. "I suppose I will huve to
prois.se lo you myself."
"It's not gratitude I want; It's love,"
he said gently. "You f.-cl now Hint t
must be repaid for picking up Hurry."
"It Is love I offer," she said proudly.
"I didn't know It then. You seemed as
Inert us the rest of our lyen. How ws
t know that you had 'ridden tho
range' for three years after your
health broke down In college If yon
didn't tell mc?"
He answered with n kiss. "At any
rale," he said, "you have won a cow
boy. Thut'B why I wouldn't urgue tlm
point with yon the other evening. I
have ridden with Cody's show every
time It hns come to town shire I ennn
hack from tho west. It's like vlaltlmf
old friends."
Srrrrla.
There are those who bold that a sin
gular nnd prime friendship, such as
marriage, for Instance, dissolves all
other obligations whatsoever and that ;
secret betrsyed are the greatest sac
rifices possible upon the altar of love.'
Montaigne aays, "The secret I have
sworn not to reveal to any other I may
without perjury communicate to him
who la not another, but myself." There
are few friendships nowaday so close
us his with Klletine do la Hoetle, who
himself "would not so much na He In
Jest." Theirs was one of the great
frlendihlp of history. Hut there Is
much ensnlstry used by those who
would manifest their importance In
knowing mysterious things. They obey
the letter of the law of honor and Jell
without really telling, letting the truth
leak out lu wise hints and suggestions,
or they tell part of a tnle and hood
wink themselves Into thinking that
they hnve violated no confidence. Yet
nothing Is so dangerous a half a
truth. Booner or lAter It la Inevitable
that the hearer will come across the
other side, and the cat Is out of th
bug.-Philiidclphla Ledger.
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