Sherman County observer., November 03, 1905, Image 4

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FATE of
THE PATROL
M e
Dy FRANK H. S W E E T
Copvriyht, M>f. by Frank H. bwttt
A» the fa c to r’s p atrol, as It was
celled, em erged fro m the trees a niau
cam e fro m the cabin, a uian
strong
and p o w e rfu lly ' b u ilt ns ltuoul, the
tender. H e was follow ed by several
dogs, which m ade straig h t fo r the
stronger.
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"H e re , you come b ack!” the m an
c a lle d .' Then, us the dogs olteyed, he
advanced w ith outstretched hand und
th e greeting: “G lad to see you, stran
gers.
Y ou’re the firs t outside faces
since I ran across one o f your trapper
hunters, nearly a y e ar ugo. | lik e soil
tude, but not too much o f I t ”
lta o u l m ade a grim ace. l i e wished
th e m an had shown a hostile fro n t. It
w o « M be Im tter to disclose th e ir er-
rau d a t once.
“ W e have come” — be begun, b u t was
cu t short by the cd ld la l grasp o f the
m a n ’s hand.
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" I see, to have some bu nting. W e ll,
th is valley has plenty o f It, and you’re
welcom e.
I ’m sorry m y cabin’s so
sm all, bu t It ’s ju s t about as pleasant
outside now.
You m ust m ake your
cainp rig h t between the cabin and
stream , so we can be neighbors. But
pardou me. my name's Joan Ix?blane.”
H e w aited ln q U 'rln g ly , and perforce
R ao ul answered.
"You m ay cgjl m t
Itaou L A nd these.” pointing to his men
one a fte r the other, “are Jacques, Lou ,
la, Ite r r e , Octsive, Ile u r i and Prosper.”
“ A ll good French names,” ap prov­
in g ly . “ W e ll, Raoul, I f you and these
frien d « are uot too tired I would like
you to go along w ith u» a fte r the big
g e s t'lte a r I ever saw. l i e killed a dog
th is m orning, and w e ran him in to a
th ic k e t o f sm all pines.
One o f my
youngsters is w atch in g now. I came
back a fte r m ore am m u nition , and we
.were a ll s ta rtin g out Just ns you ap
peered
You can m ake cam p a fte r
w a rd . O f course th ere Is no real need
far your help,” jo v ia lly , “ b u t you may
as w ell be In w ith the fu n. W a lt a
» t w it e T bjje I b u rry -MX. the young
sters. though. T h e y ’re a ll going, and
every last one o f them la as good a
h u n te r ns I am.” L aug hing h e a rtily ,
« h
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back, P ierre ,” Raoul added, •’y«’ « may
s ta rt by yo u rself to ulg bt." A nd be rose
atiru p tly and sought bis blanket.
A w eek la h r they w ere still there.
Then one da y aa Rnoul w aa w a lk in g
along the I>unk o f the stream * bum
tulng the re fra in o f a little song which
Allene had sung th e’ evening before,
he «aw P ierre leave the cabin and
come to w a rd him .
H e ceased the
hum m ing and advanced to m eet him .
" I w as Just th in k in g of you, I*lerre,"
be said. “ 1 w a u t“ —
“One m inu te first, R aoul,” In te rru p t
ed Pierre, looking em barrassed.
“I
have a little request to m ake.
M ay
I h ave tw o or three days’ absence?”
“ F o r w h a t? ” w ouderlhgly.
“ W h y, 1-<~I w an t to go do w n to the
poet a fte r F a th e r Ix c le re . You see, I
th at Is, T o ln e tte an d I have talked It
over. I —1 shall be gorry to leave you,
Raoul, b u t this valley Is the best place
I ever s a w 'fo r n home. T h ere b» |»l«uty
of gam e a n d - aud” —
“ Yea, 1 understand, P ie rre ,” said
Raoul kin d ly . There w as an odd look
on his face aa he ad d ed : “ You m ay go,
o f course. T e ll Jacques I w a u t to see
h im .”
Jacques w as w a lk in g under the pines
w ith Suzette, but he cam e p rom ptly at
the message.
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“ I w au t you to ta k e the men and go
back to tin» post,” ltu ou l ordered. "T h e
fn elo r w ill be w ondering w h e re w e are.
T e ll h im —w h at? " .
F o r Jacques w as shaking his bead
and digging bis big feet lu the pine
needles.
“ I f you don’t m ind, R ao u l,” he said
sheepishly, “ I —I would ra th e r you'd
send Loula—no, I mean Prosper. Loula
w ants to stay here. You see, P ie rre la
going a fte r F a th e r Leclere, and Su-
■ette and 1”—
“Ob, yes, I see,” , d ry ly . “ A nd lo u la
w unts to stay also. Is It M a rie ? ”
“ N o,” eagerly; “ It ’s Josephine. Oc­
tave has won • M a rie .
T h ey w ill be
m arried a t the same tim e .”
“ A ud H e n ri and Prosper? H a v e they
ta lked It over w ith Jeanne, an d—oh, no;
there are not an y m ore girls. W hich
o f them has spoken, to Jeanne about
F a th e r Legkn eT *
Jacques grinned.
„ “ Prosper has tried to,” lie answ ered,
“bu t Jeanne laughs In bis face. She
aays she don’t w a n t ■ n y 'iq a n . They
need too m uch looking a fte r. B ut, then,
Jeanne Is young,” philosophically. “ She
w ill learn better. Prosper says be w ill
settle In the va lley and w a i t ”
’’So,” th o u g h tfu lly, “ there is only
H e a rt to go back, then
‘‘A nd you, R aoul,” Jacques suggest­
ed.
“Oh, yea, o f course. W e ll, te ll Ile n r l
to come here.”
B efore H e n ri cam e R aoul had labor!
onaly scraw led a note to the facto r,
which read;
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My Dear Factor—I did not have the
nerve to force the Intruders away. And,
after all. they have os much right here as
we. and the country la larre. Pierre la
startlrm to the poat today ufter the good
father. W hen they return I shall m arry
one of I.ahlanc a daughters. Allene, and
settle In the valley. You w ill have to look
for u better man than 1 am to till my
plaoe. Tours,
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. R A O U L.
M a a le U n d e r D IS B c a ltlr a .
'’ Th e first conductor who played w ith
a large orchestra In N ew Y o rk w as
Louts A! JolKeb. One o f b is pieces waa
a “ F ire m a n ’s Q u a d rille .” d u rin g the
perform an ce o f which nn a la rm o f fire
waa re g u la rly sounded and a brigade
•< ft r « n m a p p m rrd tu the b a ll! Th eo­
dore Thom as w as one o f JuJlien’s vio­
linists fo r a tim e, and this m ay help to
ex p lain w h y be h im se lf In 1807, w hen
be gave bis N s w Y ork T e rra c e G ard e n
concerts, once created a seuaatlon by
m akin g the piccolo players c lim b up
Into the trees before the piece began.
On another occasion the tu b a p la y e r
bad been sent beblnd the audience In to
the shrubbery.
W hen be began to
play the police m istook him fo r a
p rac tica l Joker who w aa d is tu rb in g the
music and trie d to a rre s t’* him .
“I
shall never fo rg et the com ical scene,”
Thom as w rites in his “ A utobiograp hy,”
“as the poor m an fled to w ard the stage,
pursued by the Ira te policem an, nod
try in g to get In a note here and there
an he ra n .”
a P e b l l a h e r ’a L i t t l e J o k e .
“ IOC SKK, I — THAT IS, TorNBTTK AMP I
HAM TALKED IT OVBK.”
he w alked back to w ard the cabin, c a ll­
ing. “Oh, T o lnette, M a rie , Josephine!
W e ’re w a itin g !”
Raoul had turned to his companion«.
“ M ig h t aa w ell, 1 suppose,’’ be said.
“ I t w ill not take long, and I m ay have
a bettor chance to tell th e m an th a t ba
m ust le e v r the country. A t an y rata,
I t w ill get us aw a y from the cabin and
the m an ’s w ife. I don’t lik e m akin g
tro u b le w ith wom en.”
• “ B u t there are the children,” suggest
ed P ie rre ; "they’re going along.”
'*Chlldren don’t uuderatand aa a w o­
m an would. Besides. 1 can probably
d r a w t&ts Jean to one aide and reason
w it h h b n
I don’t w a n t fo tx» obliged
to bu rn hie cabin and use vlokenee.”
“ He-e-eb!” P ie rre whispered sh arply.
Th ere w as ao much w onder and con
stom etton In the vol<* th at Raoul
w h irle d quickly, fo llo w in g the direction
his gaze Jean 1-eblanc was coming
to w a rd them , and behind him w ere the
ch ild ren , five young women In neat
hnnttng costume* of some coarse, home
m ade m a te ria l, w ith rifles over tb etr
should era The youngest was fifteen or
sixteen.
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"N o w , w e are nil ready to s ta rt,”
cried Jean Leblauc. “ lin t first let me
present you to tny daughters, mes­
sieurs. Alieufa. (he l*w t o f the lot. Is
w atching the bear. These others are
T o lnette, klarle, Josephine, Jeanne and
Rusette. G irls, this fine looking man
who ecerns to be the leader o f our
friends la XI Raoul. The others am
Ja cju e a, I>oala, Pierre. Octave, H e n ri
and IV oeper, They h a re other names
th a t id en tify them better, I suppose,
bu t I have uot learned them yet. N ow
come or A llene w ill get Im patien t and
k ill the bear b e ia e lf.”
T h a t evening, as th e men w ere s it­
tin g by th eir cam pfire smoking. P ie rre
tu rn ed suddenly to Raoul.
“ D id you tell Leblanc?” be asked
Raoul knocked the ashes from his
pipe and gaaed thought fu lly at the fire.
* “ N o," be answ ered; “ I did not find
a good chance. T o m o rrow w ill be tim e
enough.”
The next m ornlrig lb s question w as
repeated In much the same,,{one, bu t
th e an sw er was more Im patien t.
" I f you are In soch a hu rry to get
of
In T w e n ty Years Ago It Is related
th at when one o f D o w lin g ’s C hristm as
tab*« had sold very w ell T in sle y, the
publisher, thought he m igh t be p a r ­
doned fo r “ ta k in g a rise” ou t o f the
author.
H e Introduced D o w lin g to a
stranger a t the G ayety and then whis­
pered to h im : “ D ick, my boy, do your
best to m ake yo urself agreeable to onr
friend.
H e la the largest buyer o f
those C hristm as stories o f yours.
1
m ust be off."
D o w lin g spoke fo r a w h ile on gen­
eral topics to the stranger, and at last
be ventured on the subject o f books.
“ I suppose you kn ow ," he said, “ th at
I am the u n fo rtu n a te man wbo w rote
Tinsley's last annual?” “Yes, I recog­
nise yo ur nam e, Mr. D o w lin g ,” sakl
the stranger.
“ M r. Tinsley tells me
you are a large buyer o f books,” said
D ow ling. "Yea, I buy a lot o f stuff of
one kin d or another, I am a w a s te pa­
lter m erchant .”
D lae reU lteU .
Th ere la a m an In W estchester coun­
ty. N k-> '<ho *• know n as the most
u n tru s tw o rth y person In th e place. H e
has never been caught to a m alicious
lie or In c irc u la tin g even a n u aktn d
fa ct, only It soems an Im po ssib ility fo r
him to distinguish between fa c t and
fiction once his tongue Is loosed. H e Li
num bly n w are o f this shOTtcomlng.
Not long sines a sm all ou tb u ild in g
caught fire l i e hurried fo r the w a te r
bucket and ra ile d to bis w ife, “ Run out
to the road and holler ’Firs!* ”
“ H o lle r yo nrsclf!” she ahonted beck,
while she ran n Ith another p | I L _ ____
“ M e !” be returned. "W b o ’d come If 1
hollered T i r e ! ' I ’d like to know ? I f
they did th ey'd brin g matches and kin
d D n r!”
M ans'
U n r e a s o n a b le n e s s
la often great aa w o m an s', b u t T , H.
A u s tin , m a n a g er o f th e R e p u b lic a n , of
le a v e n w o rth , Iu « i., waa no t u n reaso n­
able, w h en he D-fuaed to a llo w tb e doc­
tors to operate on bis w ife fo r fem ale
tm u b le. ••In a tR w I,” l>e «ays/ “ w a con­
cluded to try K lec trto B itters . M y w ife
was th en ao nick «be could h a rd ly leave
her tied, an d fiv e [5 ] phyalciarfb had
failed to relieve h e r. A fte r ta k in g E le c ­
tric K it t e n she waa rcetored to h e alth ,
and can now perform a ll her hotwehold-
dutiee G u a ra n te e d by M erab a M edler
Warco. P rice 50e.
Additional Ix x a l Mention.
W atch
T he S h e r m a n .
,
Trading C om pany.
Hotel d gara w u th fi beat., ,
X^THtilrod b u ys larid and se lls it
,4looke ft»r girle. -
Books for Boya,
B ooks for lad ies.
Books for G en ts.
Old, voting, rich or p oor/*
W ill find w hat th ey w ant at T he
Obtorver Book Store,
T yp e w riter paper,at T b eO b serv-
M otbo*).
W edding S tation ery, at
T he
A
D is a s tro u s
C a la m it y .
I t la a dlaaatrous c a la m ity , w h e n you
lose y o u r h e a lth because in d ig e atio n
and oo ostipation h a v e rapp ed I t a w a y .
P ro m p t r e lie f can be had in D r . King'»»
N e w L ife P ills . T h e y b u ild u p y o u r di-’
goMtive organs, an d cure headache, d iz ­
ziness, colic, c o n s tip a tio n , etc. G u a ra n ­
teed. M a rs h a M e d le r,W a s c o . 1'rtoe 25c
HairRenewer
——
» im
r
Please Sm ile
ANO
Look Pleasant.”
W hen a woman sayS’ I am rack«*«! with
p a in .” tba wonl racM-d ” recall» tbe days
whonVh'-v - t.r.-teb*•»! the b m l'-r b-xbes of
oil The w i t w ith m n e and pulley
u n tir tk e very Join ts crack ed .
Fancy an atp-nd tu t saying to the tor-
t ’lrcd woman, "i*lea*o smile and look
pic ASH lit,’’
And yet tbe woman "racked w ith pain,’
Is esiwcted to siniio through her agony
and to Stake koine happy. She can't
Io It. I t is ag^oijk N a tiu o
Generally
r the racking pain« of ill-hcalth
lu ch as h.M l.tch«, backache and "bear­
ing-down |».Un3*ars related lo deranjre-
tiisnts or dwordow of tin* organa dfs-
t.nutly fett.lnJfie.
W hen tfii>» condition
ta removed tbo.trnneral hn.illti Is rcau»r«d,
aod-w lih health coma» bnca the athlh, of
ha.»», ItWWS.
.
Any woman m ay r* vain her health ut
koine w ith o u t oii’okaivc questionings or
•xiualoatiotis by the use of Dr. I'ierec’s
k ivorite Prescription. Sick women may
consult' Dr. I ’i. res, by l<dt*-r, free of
charge.
Such IctlerS ere treated as
dly c o n fid en tia l.
"H aiTonla me plcasu ie io relato the w<w>-
i)
I in* rh . of »-our ai. o’ ru-olcliu-s. e»po-
i-l i .v '.Kir I’r. .’i.til«
iptton? " writes
M r.Y .'.-sle » 'd o n e ,o f Wyudbur*-, N. Jek»cy.
I. IL.x U i ' Al* wit* ha* l*<>u usiuk It for
«uilL -nu l an ve.nfiy
w i t 11 nriiiv- l i ra pains, a.lunir lo back,
a t.! i mi i o’. ner c o m p la in » peculiar to
u >».n i. Ph* ’• a . very w sM, could not do
any b -ary work < r waabin* but can *1*» all
t
. f work ti.'W. Sl,e Is soon lo licconie a
... t r but we do n ot b ar tbe result t u
-, omroV.au due tq your wonder-worker.
’ I’m .*nu> Pr.sM’rlptlon.’
•Y o UVr
u r ’ Pleautut
Pcltc»' - are
also worth
l»ee»a,i» «-va»«.«—
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1 «!•▼• ums! ih«*m
f. r b‘|low aae« and lim »ach trouble, and
b a re found. lh«-n« t<» ho all l l » t >ou claim .
1 buy • t é m y «ou ia a l «uapaslons—once
u »ca. al aï» ki-p t”
Utv«a swày. Th« tVople’»
Coran»'>n fieni* Mcdli'M Ad-
ti*v r !>« «rot free œ receipt
►ut «Uinp» b» p jy cxprii»« ot
n siili,« »nie The »•«>»; <oii-
tain« u w pairca.ovet î«o lllii*-
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Sherman County,
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T a l k i n g 't o H im s e lf
S h o p on P a r k
N e a r P u m p H ouse.
Ix x C o x o
A Scotchm an, w hen asked w hy he alw ays
ta lk e d to h im se lf, rep lied :
t
“ I n th e firs t place, because I lik e to ta lk to
a n in te llig e n t man.
“ I n th e second place, because I alw ays lik e to
h e a r an* in te llig e n t m an ta lk ? '
' W e ta lk o u t lo u d for th e S c o tc h m a n ’s reasons.
W o u ld r a th e r t a l k on P -r-i-n -t-i-n -g th a n
on a n y o th e r subject.
Wo d o n ’t say a -word a b o u t p ric e s -^ it goo«
w ith o u t s a y in g th a t prices a re rig h t.
;
A nd o u r w o rk — if i t ’s not rig h t, sond i t back.
T ry us. We P r in t a n y th in g .
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Iron and W ir e Fencing for Cemeteries
We Buy Direct From Quarries in Car Load Lot«
FIRST C L A SS WORK AT LOWEST FRICKS
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N e w D in in g Care
P a l a c e S leep in g Cars
T h rough T o u rist Sleepers
For detailed inforation address
f . I . W H IT N E Y , -Passenger Traffic M g r., St. P aul, M in n ,
or S. G. Y E R K E S , A .G .P A ., Seattle.
B*H ValiCk
Denver,
Omeka,
Ohlcage
K fiM M Ôôly.
S. S. Minnesota «alls from Seattle
for the Orient Ney.
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Gasoline Engines.
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Cigars, Tobaccos,
Billiards
Pool Tables
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for S h erm an C o u n ty .
MORO. ORKGO^
J^OTICK OF KINAL 8KTTLKMXXT.
In the County Conn of the State of Oregon
for Sherman oonnty.
Notioa la hereby it I van that the naderstga-
ed, aa sdininlatrator of the eatsta of Mary
PWuplaa deeaaaed, ha« filed hi« final aoooont
In the m atter«of ««id eatata and that an or­
der w«a made by Uon. Ueorite B. Boorhill,
Judga of anid court on (he tth dav of Octo­
ber. I »06, uawiog and fixing the 6th day of
November, 1H06, at 1.80 o'clock p.ra. of aaid
day.aa tbe time for hearing ot objection* to
«aid nooount, and tbe settlement thereof.
< And by said order tbe plaoe for hearing
object bins if any, to aaid aoeonnt and the
eetilement thereof, the County oourt room
At tbe Court honae.m tbe eity of Moro,coun­
ty and state aforesaid, 1« named, and any
and all
hAVlngawyTttijMttanx in in-
terpuee to"the aaid aooount and aettlement
of tbe aaiue, «re required to appear and file
the Same at tbe tiiue afid place named in
aaid order. Dated thia, 7»h day of October,
1SAI&.
KWXMaw 1'aopi.aM,
Adm inistrator of the Eat ate of
♦tolflnJil
M ary People«* deoeaaed.
> Ice Cold D rin k s an d Ice Cream 4*
>in season. Soda W ater, bottled
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TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OdDEN AND DENYER
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Ciluibii River Scenery.
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For Detailed Information, addrew
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124 T h ird Stree
PO RTLA N D , OREGON.
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A B lue Mark here w ill anHweVan
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J . H . R IN E A R 3 O N , M a n a g e r
G R A SS VALLEY. O R E.
7.
New E n tire ly .-
C o n vie ntto Business
PR IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Conducted on Beat Principles
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C e n a w te rc lw l T r a d e f ie llc lt a d
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fiOLTIARY
ACADEMY.
E x p r e s s a n d fre ig h t d e liv e r ­
e d to a n y p a r t of th e c ity .
T ru n k s a n d g rip s tak e n to
a n d from all tra in s.
Piano and
sp ecia lty .
Special S p rin g track
for thia work.
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B A IL E Y G A T Z E R T
D A L L E S C IT Y ,
REG ULATO R,
M ETLAKO ‘
S A D IE B
Steamer Bally Gatxert Heaves Portland
7 am. Mondays, Wednesday« and Fridays
lea ves T b e Dalle« 7 a. m., Tuesday«,
Thursday« and Saturdays.
Steamer Regulator leaves Portland 7
am., Tup«davs, Thursday« and Saturdays.
Leaves T h e Dalles 7 a. m., Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Steamers leaving Portland make dally
connection at L y le , with C R A N train for
Goldendale and K lickitat V a lle y points.
C R A N train leaving Goldendale on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 6 3 0 a.
rn., m aking connection with steamr Regu­
lator lor Portland, ai 1 way points.
C R A N train leaves lo lden dale on Tues­
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 8 30 a. m .
connecting at L y le with Steam er Sadie
B for Th e Dalles connecting th erew ith O-
R A N . trains East and West.
Steamer Sadie B leaves Cascade Locks
dally, except Sunday, 7 «œ for Th e Dalles
and way points arriving Dalles 1 Î am .
Leaves T h e Dalles 2 pm., arriving Cas­
cade Locks 6 pm.
Meals served on alt steamers.
Fine accommodations for teams and
wagons.
Steamer leaves Portland from A ld e r St.
dock.
G E N E R A L O F F IC E S P O R T L A N D O R
M. Talbot, V . P. A O. M.
£ . P E O P L E S ..
• T he Sherm an
Office in P eoples b u ild in g M ain SL
T radiug C om pany.
Moro, Oregon.
W e’ve got th e tool« and w hate
more we know how to use them in
T he late im proved drop head
thie Print 8h op . Come and nee for W hite Sew ing M achine, 930.00
yournelf.
Carmody Bros, have it,...w4
Double-Track
Railway betweea tbe
H otel M oro
to Business Center,
Postoffice and D epot..
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S u n d a y D in n e r 85 cents.
W . C . R U T L E D G E , P rop.
Moro, Oregon.
S 1 Q £
Where the People Stop
THE DALLES. OREGON,
E le ctric L ig h ts in E v e ry R oom
an d E le c tric C all Bella.
— H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . —
S IN N O T T tt F IS H . P R O P R IE T O R S
Office O.R.AN. R j.
Wettera Union IWegnph Ca
Missouri River
The Chicago-Portland Special, ll-e
moot htxanoue train in th e world.
D ra w in x -ro o m sleeping care, dining
ca r, buffet »m oking and lib ra ry car
(b arb er and bath). L e w tl»an three
days P ortlan d to Chicago.
TW O
T hrough T rains
Umatilla House
H I L L . M . D-
:
Roomn in oonnoction w ith the
Star R estaurant.
F u rn itu re m oving our
M eals 25 cents.
a *1
e tx x d .
V» O R D E R
Naw Q o»», »s. CSOJ
i r u
The Dille
E Q U I P M E N T A nd S E R V I C E S E C O N D T O N O N E
10 copies o f o u r jo u r n a l w h ic h you
can sell fo r 60c. Y o u re ta in tb e e n ­
tire am on n t to pa y fo r y o u r fu tu r e 1
pplles w h ic h w e w ill fu rn is h to
you ut a siieclal ra te in o rder to en­
courage yo u to b u ild u p a p e rm a ­
n e n t m o n t h ly ro u te.
Addresswi postal card to D e p t. A 1
aud w e w ill send th e papers by re ­
tu rn o f m a ll. T h is pays yo u 60c an d i
w ill o n ly cost you lc , so a tte n d to it j
nt once, as w e can o n ly su p p ly th e m 1
to a lim ite d n u m b e r in each d is tric t, i
In fact, to o n ly one l f . i t is in th e '
co u n try .
P
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SEEK NO FURTHER, FOR BETTER CAN’T BE FOUND
In the County Court of the State of Ore-
son, for Sherman County. Notice ia hereby
viven that the undersigned administrator of
theeatateof Robert E. Hoakinaon, daoeaaed
baa filed big final a«»oonnt of bia adminia-
tration of «Aid estate, and th at an order
waa made by Hon.George B.Boorhill, Jadtte
of aaid court, on the 2d day of October, l<«g>,
uanitng and flu ng the Sth day of Nov*-inher
lVCft, at I I o’oloek a.m . aatbe date and time
for hearing any objeetioas to anub final ao-
oonnt. if any there be, and the aettlement
thereof. And by eaM order it Was ordered
and decreed that the Oonnty oonrt room at
tbe eunrt nonae. in the elty of Moro, in aaid
eounty and «tale be the plaoe for hearing
and aettlement of skid aeoonnt, and any
and all peraous having any aoeb objeetiona
to ihe final aettlement of aaid aoeonnt are eatalegue aw*
required to appear at aaid tim e and place so af ma timcoy,
filed for aucb bearing, and file tbe same.
Dated ibis 6<hday of October, 1906.
J. W .
K. J. Qnra, Admlfctetrator of the
Estate of Robert K. Honkineon,
<leoea*ed.
C R ‘ S H A N D Y , Agent,
T H E M O S T D E L IG H T F U L W A Y TO C R O S S T H E C O N T IN E N T
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JÇOTICK OF FINAL SKTTLKMENT
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L. C R A IG ,
U e n ’l P assen ger A gent,
P ortland, Oregun.
D ep t. A
N o ta ry Public.
Dpokane,
Mlnneapelta,
6«, Paul an4
Ohloago.
Boats leave Portland dally except b u nd s/
for W illam ette and Lower Colum bia
R iver Polnta.
M onthly E learner« to C hina and |apan.
For full 'niorm ation call on or aderess
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OSCAR ANDKRSON, MANAGXX
J . A l. P a r r y ,
TKNai
RORTIOI
Buiwii
Ocean u tu rn e rs leave Portland at 8 p. m .
every 6 day« for
t e r Frost ssd Morrises Streets Town and Country Journal
F r e e b u s t o a n d fr o m t r a i n s
R a te s by th e d a y -
5 0 c , 7 6 c, $ I .0 0 , $ K 6 0 , « 2
E u r o p e a n P l^ n
A G o o d C le a n F a m ily H o te l
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T R A IN S
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Esmond Hotel
OnmRiemo
m «very department of
BARRY LIEBE
303 Second Street, n e x t door to th e
I’àcîfic E x p ress C o m p a n y .
M ail orders p ro m p tly atten d ed to
- A ll work w arranted.
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EXEGANCE .
Wood, *Coal, Posts and W ire ,
Lum ber, W in d o w s, Doors
and B u ild in g fla te ria is .
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.... Wgooo.... 11.00
Klondyka .. 10 46
...S u m m i t ... 10.40
Hay Canon Jot 10.24
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who fails, to subscribe for T he Ob­
server. T here is no other directory
of Sherm an gntm ty besides the bet
of readers of this paper. See the
Agent for The Fairbanks-Morse
point?
T h a n k s to m any friends respond*
ing to our ca ll for cash . It cheers
Q. M. FR O S T
W. 0 - B R Y A N T
The 0 Man. D o n ’t wait for a bill
We d islik e to send out hills,
-»end us som ething m aterial and we
will respond with our autograph.
T he New Biggs is oertaiuly a
!
A b s tra c tin g
tnu-1 deservedly popular hotel, and
m ine host, J. J. Heckard and wife,
Real E s ta te
ire en titled to-a very liberal pa*ron- #
ig*. T he tab le la supplied with
In su ran c e .
everything uice, and the morns are y
iew, i.eat and clean.
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4 G in n B u ild in g — rio ro . Ore.
graphic service covering new s of the
outside world, hut our readers can
depend upon the Oregon se m i­
w eekly Journal for such service.
The Journal is published Td^hday
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d a ily - In almost, ev ery th in g hut
name. 8**rtii w eekly Journal and
The Observer only $ 2 .2 5 per year
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A venariue C arhplineum is a germ
destroyer. Dacay being a germ , it
destroys the cau se of decay in posts
or tim ber. T he U S .G overn m en t,
the ORNCn., M ultnom ah cou n ty,
and city of P ortland, are m aking
general use of it on bridge tim bers,
ate. It is the best chicken lice d e­
stroyer on th e m arket, and will
sw eeten and preserve a water trough,
pig pen, stab le, etc ,a n d keep away
(lies. It is a guaranteed nrticle
The Observer Book Store is distrib­
utor of the pure article in Sherm an
county.
m
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eps l it soft and glossy.
Makes the hair tro w long and heavy, and keeps
Stops falling hair and cures d an d ru ff. And h always restores
color to gray hair. Sold for gfw y e sp . » “
Observe* Book Mutrc.
H ouie new s on every pHge of T he
Observer, all printed in Moro.
After 1 pm . W ed n esd ay, it is very
difficult fo rtia to h an d le copy that
calls for ch an ges in the form.
Our “ atjs” attract a tten tion and
sd v erlise. W hen you get our a d ­
vertising, vou get husinesa hringers
A ll goods sold for cash at The.
Observer Bonk stare.
S am p le copies of thjs paper in tv
ba had at T he O bserver business
office— 5 j,rper copy.
A larm clocks 1 1 .2 5 and 11 60
guaranteed for one year. At Hea-
oock’s jew elry store.
D on’t borrow trouble. B u t buy
lots lu Verhon even if yo u have to
borrow the m ouey with which to do
it. "
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V E G E T A B L E S IC IL IA N
A ll S ian U
to Chicago are operated daily via the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company. Oregon Short Line Rail­
road, Untoa Pacific Railroad and
Chicago ft North-Western Railway
to Chicago from Portland and pointe
in Oregun.
Dally si
Cursloni
cars (roi____ i_
San Francisco,
witboal cban<o.
Chicago & North-Western Ry.