F
—y y -« »—
>• T 7"
r ’
<
lhe Chicago Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway
i. Gordon Co.
l . O . O . F. Muro, Oregon.
D ea th from L eek jaw
went to the war, both gave their lives, straight to tho l»7oad portal of the
M eets every Saturday
N
ever
follow
s
an
Injury
dressed
w
ith
and bqth are now at rest In the plot great dark bouse. I heard the key U ucklen's Arnjca Halve. Ijs an Use p-
^evening at TsfiO o’clock.
S u t e u il t o
S e t e
And
V isitin g m em lxra ere T ra n s fc rin g , T r u c k in g an d
that Is shaded by the tw isted pine. settle In the lock.
tlu
healin
g
properties
prevent
blood
Bo w e c a n « to. a room on tho sec
oordlally Invited. M em
The woman with the gray hair was the
MOKO, ORBOON :
D r a y in g
bers ere expected to he
belle of the region In thoee days, but ond floor aud to a shadowy c orner of poisoning. Chas O sw ald, m erchan t, o f
W m . H enriehs N . O. R.
F R ID A Y .. ................ JvKK 8- 190C she la still Mlao »taubury; to there» It where stood a* tall old clock with a Rensoluer, N Y , writes: “ I t cured Heth M o r o a n d G r a s a V a l l e y .
MORO
-
-
OREGON
I. Brash. Hecreterv.
B urch, o f this place, of the ugliest sore
the romance, all right. The girl with carved case of hlackwood.
“Whew!" said Drummond. “Let me on his neck I ever sa w .” Cures w ounds
• .
, ,
—
h « r U her brother’s daughter, «n <*
Lupine
R
ebeeoa
Ledge
R, reives D ep osits, S e ll exoh arige,
Arsenal Talk With*»«-
S L
In fact, that’, the whole Btan g^t my breath. This Is a crislg In the
No. ua . l a a
I’m Hsre to Stay.
burns, and sores. 26c at RW M ontgom
and »1 1 h G en era l B a n k in g b u sin ess.
M eet regularly every
bury fam ily over there, ao far as * llvVs o f several people, my friend. IIow- erys drug store.
Reports to the Contrary Notwllh
I f you <lo not read Th? Observer
evct>sthore’a another one downstairs."
Friday even in g . V isitin g u ta n d lrg .
know."
af
“W
hat
In
h
lates
do
you
mean?"
I
de
A’by N o t?
[members
are
oordlally
“A beautiful girl," aald Drummond.
Live and Let Live Is My Motto.
T h e lllln e le C e n tra l
.^ » in v ited to m eet w ith us.
U e should like to have y o » 1»** And he turned hla mind again to the manded. “Another what?”
All work will be Prgpiptly attended to
H
om
e
m
em
bers
are
ex-
“Another
clock.
But
this
w
as
the
M aintains unexcelled service from
It and we Know it w ould be Pr ° fitable? ° story of the nameleM soldier, with an
¿ m l . « < « " > '■ .ob«rlbC T .
lie present. By order o f the
I« ' I
the West to tho E ast a n d ’South, E V. L IT T L E F IE L D
obvious effort as if constrained by ancle's room.”
Mrs. Jennie Foss, N. G.
I» d g e.
“Uncle? Y'ou mean old 8ntn Mer m aking clone connections with all
• « « „ „ . for » 2 “ ■..»"'J'"
some impulse of his nature, an Inborn
Miss Ora L ew ellen , Hecretary.
A tto rn e y a t L a w .
m o n th I* H m uch. T ry «• vrruci j
rill?"
trankconlinontal
lines.
Passengers
love of the curtoaltlea of Ufa.
p o sta l C ard, and pay for It w h en you can.
No train In the s e rv le t of
Yes. The man who In his last years
E u reka Lodge N o . 121
M ain S t ., M oro , O regon ,
“Couldn't the man tell who he w aar
are given their choice of routes to
A t any lime when requested to do
seem ed so fond of Arthur, yet left all
A.
F
A
A.
M.,
Moro,
Or.
J.O. Elrod’s brick, next door to
any railroad In the world
... the paper will be dU conllnued. B u tw e he asked.
his property to George, In a w ill dated Chicago, Louisville, Memphis and
Meets the first aud third
“I believe there waa eome slight pa
8. T. Co’s. Store.
ex p ect K i t «»I -rre a r will, be paid before
Now Orleans, and through these
equals in equipment that of the
five
years
before."
Thursday even in gs o f each
>uch req u est t . m ade. It »• e a .y t o ask ua ralysis of the m uscle, of the Jaw, re
point« to tho far east. I’rbajxictive VBÀNK MSNXJXS
“I dou’t understand!"
m outh V isiting m embers
VMBD «irsoN
J “, atatenr.eoL w hich will be ch eerfu lly sulting from a wound,” aald I. * My
Chicago, M ilw au kee & 8 t .
“W illiam Pendulum," he answ ered— travelers desiring inform ation as to
cord ltllv lu vlted to m eet
47 _
father could toll you. They understood
ren d ered at any tim e.
IJ K N K r K K A W IL fiO N
“WUlls
N.
Poudulum.
The
w
ill
Is
In
the
lowest
rates
and
best
routes
are
B
y
order
o
f
the
W
.
M.
Paul Ry. T h ey ow n a n d
w ith üs.
him to My that be w a . W illiam Pendu
J. M. Parry, Secretary.
lum. and hla gravestone bore that the pendulum. And now, by heaven. It invited to correspondence w ith the
o
p e ra te th e ir own sle e p in g
A
t
t
o
r
n
e
y
«
-
A
t
-
L
a
w
.
foil »wing rcpfWentfittvBBT
B e th le h a m C h a p te r.
name for . many yuars. But nothing la In my hand!"
While speaking he had sw ung open
No 78 O.kH. -
a n d d in in g cars an d give
B. H. T rum bull, Commoroial
could be learned about him. H e w as
Regular com m unication
BALUM. o a se s«
never traced back beyond Portland. the door of the clock cuse, und now he Agent, 142 T hird et.. Portland,"Or. ro«-r avoox.
th e ir p a tro n s an excellence
turned toward me so suddenly that we
each 2d aud 4th ’Ihura-
And ten years or more ago, when the
J.
C.
Lindsey,
Trav.
Passenger
crashed
together.
day
even
in
gs
m
ou
th
ly.
war department records were over
n o t o b ta in a b le
J, J» HOSFORD
W. H. RAGSDA
3 T ra in s to T h e E a s t D ally of- service
“Light a match!" he cried. Aud 1 Agent, 142 3d et., Portland Or.
By order W.M.
hauled and saved from chaos and de
Paul B. Thompson, Passenger
elsw
bere.
managed
to
do
It.
Ella
H
ayes,
Hecretary.
cay. the local O. A. IL Investigated this
U 0 S F O R D A RAGSDALE
Through I’ullmuti standards and
I saw a yellow and stalued paper lu Agent, Colman building, Seattle
Berths in th e ir sleeper«
caan and came to the conclusion that
tourlht sleeping-cars d u l l y to Omaha,
-- w —
■
—
my
friend's hand. Before the match
W^OTICK
FOR
PUBLICATION.
C hicago, Hpokune; tourist shyping-car are Longer, H igher and W id er
no such man aa W illiam Pendulum
A tto r n c y s - a t L a w ,
burned out w e knew the nature of the
F o llo w in g T h e Flag
to K ansas C ity. UficlitiU»« «heir than in sm aller car« on oth er
waa ever In the army. So the name brief docum ent It waa Indeed a will,
I dally
ds
b ap arliiiF u t of tlnx,Interior,
Office in The Ginn Brick
When our soldiers w ent to Cuba and
1 curs
• (seats free) to tho E ast d ally.
L indOflloe. T he D alles, O r..
w as erased from the stone. There’s no
lines. They protect th e ir train»
and the name signed to It w as Samuel I the P hilippine* health war th e most
May
Milk.
UMsi.
Moro, Oregon.
doubt, however, that thia man waa a
B y E V ER ETT H O L B R O O K
by the Block System .
Nottue Is hereby given th a t FrsuoU
PO RTLAND DEPOT. Lv. D ally.
A
iniportahl vwnrideratlou. W fl Morgau
soldier, with the. rank o f second lieu Merrill.
Horn
mon,
of
Ajsx.
Oregon,
h
as
filed
notlos
We did not w ait for lamplight, but relirai com m issary sergeant, o f rural
CIIICAOO lYurtLAM»
of
his
in
ten
tio
n
to
m
ake
tìnsi
ooninintsttnB
ten
a
n
t
Hla
uniform
««▼•
c,cW
to
0
R
.
RAY
W.
LOGAN.
i
lk>p,ri*ht. 11®A br Frederick R. Toombs
,ir..,f in su n p -.rto f his chiim yi»: Ih.m e, HPKCIA'I. for the Kant
his regim ent however. There was no exam ined the will then end there l»y route 1, Concord, N II., sa y s “ 1 wns two
H . 9 . R O W E , C e n e ra l A g e n t ,
stead E n try No H2H1 m id e April 2W, lW t.fo r via Huhtington.
U.30 a.m.
‘
number on It; it had aesn too much
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
[years In Cub.-» and (w o years In P b lllp -
1
lhe
Heotton 33, Ip. 1 H. Ppsae* Migu», (*to|M.) J.lft pm.
134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , Or.
service,
and
he
had
not
a
scrap
of
pa
i
■
.......-—
■
—
-—♦“
!**
........
It 19 En«t and !<>• Seciion
lownahip 4
N our town there w as a m ysterious
1 plues and tx-lng subject to colds I took
M oro , O regon .
SPOK ANE FEV ER .
»1 1» p.m.
8 00 a in.
ltHUge 19 E, W M. and th a t said proof will
Il lg
no »top
soldier, asleep, with a atone cross per In hla pocketa."
Dr K in g’s New Discovery for conemn^-
bo mode before the lt< gister an d lteoeivor
"Nobody ever knew why be came
Pnakca tii|g a
lUlXp in.
J-*7
Office on M a in S t., up stairs
above his head, and on the stone here, e h r said Drummond. “Could he
ut The D elle*, O regon, on Ju ly 19th, UMM>.
*teu w hich Kept tec In pertect beellA,
For" fcaatern W ashington, W»ll4 Walla, Lewla-
l.c
G
in
n
B
u
ild
in
g
.
T
ie
nnruea
th
e
follow
ing
w
itnessea
to
i
ton,
Coenr
d’A
lene
and
Great
Northern
point».
'were some good words of Scrip have got off the boat by mistake?*
tnd now, In N ew H am pshire, I fln J I t
prove hia co n tin u o u s residence niion and
ture and the date of the man’s death.
o n luvutlou of SHld land, via: E*C Mnlev. A I l.A N rH M .X P K tilH
he best mtxllcfue hi the world foroolile,
"I w asn’t born till som e years after
R. O J. G O FFIN ,
D k o r.e C rum George h m l’h, and W a lb r for the Ka»t via Hunt-
There had l>een a name also, and one ward,” I rejoined. "My Information Is
leo iig h sa n d throat and lung di««eaF*.
I ington.
S.l.i p in
s m ith , ello» M 'ix O ro g ’S.
n o .t o p .
might still see life marks of the chisel all secondhand and In a ver? »«Isty
GuerairiVetl bv ItW M ontgom ery, dm g-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
titje ljitl—222] MtcHAM, T Not.AW. llem atf r P.LHra Hig<»
I2.1W inn
condition.
If
you’re
really
Interested
I gi-<6. Ooe a n d i»l. T r ia l b o ttle free.
which had cut off the raised letters.
3 r . M ARIE M. G O FFIN .
PO R I LAND HIGI.H
o t ic e fo r p u b l ic a t io n .
A small plot w as set’ apart for him I'll Introduce you to MI m Btanbury, the
Di8>3ttinert nt The Interior,
LOt A t , tor »II loc»l
Cheap
Fare
East.
elder”—
_
_
point» lietwevn Biggv
and was alw ays well k ep t Upon Me
L an d Offlov at The Dalle-«, O r.
I
K 15 a.in.
W
anti Portland.
"Both, If you please,” Bald Drum
May 211, 190ft. I
morial day It would he plentifully be
The passenger departm ent of the OR
It.'Mt a.in.
Arrive* at lligg»
Noiine is hereby given U ih I Alula A. Frau-
mond. with a »mile. And we strolled
Office in T h e Goffin B uilding, l« t Si.
decked w ith flowers.
I A N has Issued a circular announcing
oi*. fo rm erly Alida A. H erm an*, of Monk
across to the spot where they stood,
Moro, O reg o n .
land D r., h a s tiled notice of her in ten tio n C o lu m b ia » m i d W l l l u r a e l l e K l v « .
In the years after the removal of the my friend muttering to him self: ‘T en
spe cial excursion rates for the c o n in g
to m ake final flve-yoar proof In »Upper! o f
name from the crosa the stranger was dulum. Pendulum. Never heard of a
-mimuer season. One lim ited llr»t »las»-
bur
*14: Homcfttcnd
E n try No. HfiUb,
R. J. F. JAM ES
For Ahtoriu and v
m a i claim
l e d " : . 23*1900,for
lh e W ^ o j the N W /t
not omitted from the roll of honor, man named Pendulum before."
u e c tlu g w ith b lc a in e i
----
fare, plus ill), is the rate for^roun l trip
Section 8ft, T ow nship 1 S. range 1« K, W w N orth Bench, ¡-'tetanic.- lliouaaJo, A*h
In
spite
of
Drummond’s
expressed
wherein he figured by his rank alone.
tickets to ull the principal points "I tin
and th a t aald proof wdl be m ade tiefore Ibe ntreet dock. ‘ Leaves 8.00 p. in. dally,
UeviMter an d BeoelVOr a l The Dolle»,Orag«m
“Lieutenant," the venerable Pastor desire to meet pretty Margaret Stan
lea st and m iddle w est. Tickets ou this
Hteaiuers leave Portland and The
except Hutttlny. Haturday 10 00 p. iu
on July I7lh, 190ft.
~
Dal I sm ilaily excep t Sunday at 7 a. nt.
C o n g ry e would say, with a glance to bury, he devoted him self to the maiden
[ basrs m ay be purchased fur Chicago, Hi
Arrives
6
(Hl
p.
in.
daily
exh
ep
tS
u
n
d
ay
She
n»mi'«
the
following
wtiue**
•*
l<
>
pr
-ve
aunt while we remained In the burial
arriving at about 5 p. ni., con n ectin g at
ward the grave and after a moment a
Louis, Ht Paul, M inneapolis, Du’.uth,
her o ontinuous residence upon und eulltv«-
O pera House B u ild in g ,
*
ground and during our walk to the lit
For D ayton. Oregon City und Yam L yle w ith tho
rton of th e aald lan d , vt»: H ugh M orion aud
pause—"our guest, whose nam e unhap tle old house wher^ they lived. More
Kansas c it y ,8 t Joseph, A tchieou, <»ma-
M oro "
~ ~ : O regon . '[H a th a w a y , of M onkland. O regon, Jam « « hill Itiver point*, Ash street dock
| ha, L eavenw orth, Council Bluffs :U)d
pily we do not know.”
-ite» art of R utledge, O regon. 11 M S kull, oi L eavis 7 00 u. in daily except Hu inlay.
over, he w as enthusiastic In praise of
On an afternoon lu the middle of Auut Jane afterward.
Arrive* 5.30 p in. daily excep t Hunday
K ent, O regon.
,
Sioux city. The dates on w h ich tLest
i; jeljvf»-*221] M ichael I . N olan, K- cD ’1
h
A flue mind and a true heart, he
April a card w as brought to me In my
/a U v x i'I obtain are'*July 2d and 3d,
For L ew lslnp , Idaho, and way p o in l*
office in New York, and 1 supposed declared. "A thoroughly cultivated
August 7th, 8th and 9th,Septem ber 8th
from Btpatia, \\ u*h. Leave, Itipariti
B u ild e r
C o n tra c to r
woman
and
not
the
least
lmblttered.
ind
10th.
l
h
e
tim
e
lim
it
is
plaee
!
«1
5.40 a. in ., or upon urrival train No. 4,
that it foreshadowed a newspaper In
|;Mi4sys. The sam e rate w ill »>« made
MORO, OREGON.
ilaily except Haturduy. Art ive Rlpariu
For G oldendale and K lickitat valley
terview , for the sender w as a reporter She could shine In the most exalted
to M ilwaukee, W k , A ugust 7th, 8th,
circles of society except for the very
1 p. tu. daily excep t Friday.
point«. Truitt I cu V uh (luldcudale at
P
la
n
s
,
S
p
e
c
ific
a
tio
n
»
and
E
atlm
ataa
named llenry Drummond, with whom
FO R EST GROVE, OREGON.
and 9th, only.
■ 5:30 a. nt ilaily excep t Hunday, arriv-
trivial matter of clothes, la »he very
I had a slight acquaintance. He was
C h eerfu lly F urn ish ed for a ll kin ds
For lull ’n lo rm a tlo n call on or addre»»
I SAW A YELLOW AND STAINED PAPER,
^ tg at „L>'*w at 7:80 a. in , connectin g
A H IG H -G R A D E CO LLEG E W ITH
bard up?”
an agreeable young man, of a remark
of B u ild in g s in t h e C ountry a s
w ith dow n river boat for Portland and
Screen doors. The Wind^JFuver
'She Is Indeed,” I answered, “and tfie'ald of matches. It seemed qulto
A . L. C R A IC ,
S U P E R IO R E Q U IP M E N T .
Interm ediate point«.
ably engaging appearance, and I w as Margaret, of course, has nothing. She regular—It w as dated 1863— and It Cumber Co. now have a nice t-t-ock
w e ll aa th e C ity.
U e ii’l 1’iihHeiigcr A g e n t,
Beautifully located tw enty-aix m iles
Ileadqnarlet* at the W. It. L nm ber yard*.
Leave* L yle for G oldendale on the
able to tell him honestly that 1 was has an eye on the typewriter, poor made Artfitr Merrill and not George
P o rtla n d ’, O regon
from Portland.____
of three door?, of both plain and
arrival of th e up river steam er.
v
glad to see him.. His errand, ns he In- girl. Bat wliat did Aunt Jane tell you the chief h e ir -so le heir lu d ee d -to the
Full regular A lle g e course».
W
:
R.
C
R
O
C
A
N
,
ag ent ,
fandy patterns, in ««sortedfilrH,
Academ y g iv es strong preparatory and
pr<ip»-rty In Kingsford.
‘ formed me Immediately, had nothing to about the soldier?”
■
*
M
oro,
O
regon
H igh School courses.
prnm m onfl's m anner Instantly show
“Arthur left all be ixJhsessed to Jane strong and well built. Do you not
do vrttb “copy." H e had come to Avail
Conservatory o f Music and School o f
•d the reserve which characterises a BUfihury," said Drummond. “By this
him self of my legnl advice.
need
one
or
more
of
them
?
.
Art, w ith superior instructors.
deep thinking naan when his mind is w ill he w as made owner of this estate.
“I have recently Inherited a lawsuit,
Business branches ta u g h t.
It therefore passed to his fluucee. It
N o t a r y P u b lic .
aaid be, “and 1 want to know what to halting among many opinions.
Gymnasium
and Field A thletics under
T o C ure ■ C old in O n e D ay.
She Is sure about the name," said w aa never properly at Issue lu tho pres
do with It. You've heard of thp mud
a Physical Director.
. 'F in anyM urlher in fo rm atio n w rite or
dle about the division of the Merrill be after a pause. "It w as Pendulum, ent litigation. No Interest In It belong T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u im n e »«Vh 1» Attorney for the State School Fund W ell-equipped L a b o r a t o r i e s . ------- ( Hooth-
I’um tide N o ll
call u p lh e nvarc-t A ^ cn t, or th e G en eral
ed
to
any
o
f
the
contestants
nor
could
sure
enough.
It
seem
s
that
the
on
A
ll
d
ru
gt’isf»
refund
m
o
n
e
y
ipT
tfad
Library
o
f
18,000
Volumes.
-
.....
’
May
20,
lfitFl
I Office ;.t P ortlan d .
estate?”
Liouinl
fov Sherman County.
H ealthful social life; religious influences. passtigr
“Yes," said I. “There's a part of It fortunate fellow repeated It over and have passed te me. I have slgued away to c q r e. E .W . G ro v e ’s sig n a tu re is op
All student enterprises active.
I h t a t io n h
daily
in my native town. As a result of this over again. But MI m Btanbury says my share for nothing, localise this each box. 25c.
T H E S C H O O L T H A T S T A N D « FO R T H E
long drawn controversy one of the that his first name w as not William. estate la legally vested In Jane Btan
™
B E S T IN ID U C A T IO N
........Biggs.........
1.20 piu
M O R O . O R EG O N
ftn,nit old residences on the Maine To her ear It sounded more like W illis. bury, aud I shall never contest her
W R IT B F O R O A T A L O Q U K
. ;;GibHOitH....
1.40
Willis
N.
Pendulum
that
was
the
right
to
I
t
*
-
const has heeu without a tenant for
- .. ..H lltks........
1.44
ersy
she
heard
It—hut
the
doctor
w
as
“And
now,"
he
added
as
the
last
more than ten years and a great piece
. .; W tuait.. . .
2 04 -
of shore front property lias had no strong for William and carried his match burned out, "do you Itegin to
.. K lo n d y k e ..
2 17
point.
And I alw ays thought that understand what happened? George
. . . Hit in in it . . .
pro(*er care.”
2 23
Merrill,
who
w
as
at
home
on
furlough
Yankees
were
smart!”
: Hay Canon Jcl
‘•Aside from your exalted talents,
Practical W atchm aker
2.40
S to c k In s p e c to r
This
exclam
ation
hardly
seemed
to
when
his
yncle
died,
found
this
will
'j
.. McD >nal«ls..
2.41
Mid he, with a smile,* 'Ihat's the chief
and Jew eler.
I . , . I leMoe* .. .
O F SVBRV »M»»irTW* TS O RDER
2.Ó8
reaaou why I came to you. There fit the context, and I asked Drummond here In this room. Doubtless he knew
la Th« Only
S
h
e
r
m
a
n
C
o
u
n
ty
,
i l ........ Moro . . . .
that the earlier will had not been de H IE DALLES, - - OREGON
3.04
aeeins to l»e a chance for me to take what he meant.
II .. E rs k ln v lllt- .
3.1.4
Either
there
are
stupid
folks
In
stroyed.
Upon
an
Impulse
ho
hid
this
O re g o n .
this proi>erty In Kingsford for my
jQnuia Valley-.
I 3.44
share of the loot and escape from the Kingsford or I am misled by a wild document in the first place that he 303 Second Street, next door to the
. . B o u r lg tn . . . «
4 00
delusion,” he replied, but declined to could think of and never had the. moral
I’aTHic Express Company.
Address: MORO, OREGON.
lawsuit? Khali 1 do It?"
. . . . K e n t . . . . « 40
Xsilway between the
4.1«
’
strength to reveal Its existence until
It was not a question to be decided give me any clear view of his mind.
. . W ilc o x . . . M 30
H»»t B ert M iller, th e M o u k lm il 4.20
Mail
orders
prom
ptly
attended
to
“This matter o f speaking In riddles,
the hand of death w as on him. Then
H
00
u
tn
,
.
.
H
h
a
t
t
i
k
o
...
offhand, for I must first learn the value
A H itt" M a rk hero w ill a i i m r an m ail carrier, and h a v e h im tak e i.OO a n
All work warranted.
of Drummond's Interest In the suit. be told me In answer to a protest, "is a be told a comrade, one who w as a su f
Inquiry, w hen e ntered up o n o u r calen d ar, (,h-»t p a c k a g e to y o u .
I lia cburgfF For rate« nod Info rm atio n apply to
The details of the matter are unlmpor lejxirter’s h a b it We go out on stories ferer with him In the sam e hospital, no
firin g ihff d ale of th e pap er r a th e d ale al are Hina 11 au d d e liv e r ie s prom pt.
W h o s e S a y -s o H B e s t?
■ W . W . t? r-< »u;» » « », A g e n t
together,
and
every
fellow
is
trying
to
doubt,
l
i
e
trusted
thia
man
to
keep
taht here, Kufflce It to say that I was
which y o u r c u rrc n t sub«crlptlon ex p ires.
•
'** M o r o . <»r
W
ith
n
early
all
m
odlclnea
p
u
t
up
for
tx»at
the
others.
We
keep
our
points
to
the
secret,
to
disclose
the
right
will,
but
le<l t o advise Drummond to make this
sale th ro u g h d ru g g ist* , otto litt* to ta k e
preserve
George’s
name
from
disgrace.
ourselves,
and
a
s
It
Is
very
hard
to
re
settlem ent, and he did so. In the last
th e m a k e r's aay «*o-i»lono as to th e ir c u ra
SEE
week In May we went to K ingsford In train from speech entirely we learn to Why this riddle wasn't read long ago
tiv e v alu e. Of conrrn, su ch te s tim o n y »
t h is i $ 6 0 M a c h in e fo r
talk
without
saying
anything.
And
that
n o t t h a t of a d l* In terested p a r ty and
Is
a
m
ystery
to
me.”
connection with this Inislness, and
S ite 's W m s b i i w k
T he Chicago-Portland Special, tl>«
according!*
Is
u
ot
t«>
1*’
giv
en
th
e
sam
e
Although
this
w
as
largely
conjecture,
F
R
E
IG
H
T
FR
EW
IÍ.
h«»ií*
batí
heartna’
lo
c
i
reminds
me
that
I’m
thinking
of
going
' Drummond was a guest with me In my
rt«-dlt as If w ritle n from dlulirtercstod
moat luxurious train in the w°rlX
atltcb
.
d
oubla
feed,
aelt-
G
R
A
S
S
VALLEY,
O
R
E
.
back
to
the
trade,
I
haven’t
much
o
f
a
R
has
stood
every
test
of
subsequent
father's house. Thus It happened that
m otives. Dr.
,{n ed ‘c,n e! d l <in«
Drawing-room aleeping car», dmir g
th rea d ln c » h u tlle: h aa
tnvM
tlgatlon,
aud
tho
title
of
Miss
stake
except
this
property
down
here
Hv<»r fo rm
s lp d lo u n d
>r<* striK iD®
he witnessed the rites of Memorial day
a a to in a tic bobbin w in der
car, buffet smoking and library cur
elfoplhm to tin* rule. Their claims W
and
oth
er
late»t
Im
prove
•That's
enough
to
m
v
«
a
laay
man
Btanbury
to
the
property
bn»
l>een
con-
(barber and bath). Lesa titan thrt e
In the cemetery of Kingsford and
m ent«. Thia la th e ANTI
the contlucncc. of In valids docs n o t real
TRUST MACH1NK It la
beard the roll call of our squadron of from work.” said I. “Out it up Into flrtned by the usual legal means. solely upon th e ir m ilk ers’ say - ao or
days Portland bo Chicago.
th
e
earn«
m
a
ch
in
e
«gent»
sites for summer cottages, end you can Whether this has made my friend i»oor-
the dead.
p raise. T it • in g red ien ts a re m a tte rs of
are a » k in g y o n fX» tor, All
Mil
them
to
the
elect
of
Boston
This
•r
Io
all
that
counts
for
real
value
In
a tta rh m en t» g o w ith each
publie know „lge, tM'ing p rin te d on each
“Isn't It very unusual,” he said to
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
bottJe w rap p er. T h u e ifiyahd
m ach in e
Sold tor o n ly
me, “that there should be a nameless place Is getting fashionable. I tall you. this world I will uot venture to assert. separate
an
15 efitfib ffind $3 m o n th ly .
sufferer*
a
r
o
ta
k
e
n
in
to
Dr.
1
Icrec
«
f'l'j
Indeed he has lost the estate ouly tern
soldier In s burial ground so far north? It's a fortune.”
conddeucc. Scores of loading meUleal Conducted on Best Principies
I believe you, my friend." Mid he porarlly, for It will no doubt pass to m en h av e w ritte n e n o ittf\U i lill
_
W hs this laxly sent here by mistake?"
Frepal«, on (ear r e v * ..« » » -°“ r new
pUn
And yet I’U bet that I go beck to re Margaret Btanbury nt her auut’s death, In pralee of the curat vo v a lu e oi th e
C te a n m e re la l T r a d « s q |I « H c <I
Thereupon 1 told him a|l that I could
to Chicago are operated daily via the
G ovurfx F u r n lt u r o C o m p a n y
several
in
g
red
ien
ts
e
n
te
rin
g
into
these
end Mergnret and Drummpnd are to
remember of the story. The soldier porting.”
O regon R ailroad & N avigation
well-known-nusficitt<-a-
I
7
3.1
7
»
F
lra
t
St..
POHT1.AWP.
OR
'You have my permission.” Mid I be married early next month. Borne
Company. Oregon Short Line K a t-
hail come to K ingsfordgm the steamer
A m o n n t the*” writer* we Und suck med
men’a luck Is Invincible; they enunot ical tight* a* Pn-f T lnl'-v Fltincw ".,d. M; • p
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
from Portland. He was found wander somewhat annoyed, but mews perplex
of
llenne*
M'dii
al
<
''L
/
''•
7
‘!2
’
*
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Buffer loss eveu by lielng h on est
ed.
^r',,’M
f
D
O
h
i
o
;
H
ot
to Chicago from Portland and pouita
As for the soldier beneath the stone
"By the way,” he remarked a mo
Kins'. M 1». »•»♦' ‘ I ^ T S ' i a V l h ^
in Oregon.
ment later. “1 euppoee you know where cross he Is now designated by his John
Dr. Orovvr < <*>. of ) '• »
The
C
e
le
b
ra
te
d
J
a
c
k
rightful name The clew furnished by low . o f Jefferw'U M idlen l to ll« - - . o f F»~
THROUGH UTAH and COLORADO
Dally and personally reo^uc**^ **'
MI m Btanbury found Lieutenant Pen
Four Block* from U n ion De|»ot.
slid
«'t>rvS
o?
(it
IlDTH
Vf|UA
■
i*
I’C
I1*
cu r .io n . I d Pullman touri.t *le«l’‘"<
I Will make the breeding «casona of ¿«►tie G ate, Canon of the Grand
dulum? No? Well, the found him In U s association with George Merrill and
Ur. Plvrce’x l avorlUi FrowntpUon rnnw
6th and Everett ate.
ca r . from Portland, Lo»
B!r< k Canon, Marshall and Teune*
by the presumption of his having been th<‘ w«*n»t rudf's <>f fv iu n lc
n . s . pn np*~
San Francisco, through to ChK.<e
190G at the old S trahl pi ce near h(M
front of her own gate
|
New
Brick
B
u
ild
in
g
Newly
Furnished.
.
and the World-Fftinou
»u*.nnteveir loti and
*',"1 a.TiTuD
without change.
an
Inmate
of
the
sam
e
hospital
close
“W hat of I t r said L
life\1 orb Springs, will be handled
Irr. »rutarit•.<-*, cure* phtnful l- »k*K d jieau g
Royal Gorge = = = = =
Hate« 50, 75, $1 per duy
Arthur Merrill, the man to whom upon the date of Merrill’s death su f (ils«unvcabl.> amt weakening drelna. M'me-
by
A.
B.
Nelson
an
experienced
known ft., !>• I n f
?",d. a 'omiMa
For Descriptive *nd Illustrated Pamphlet»,
S am F ma *<- isco . C*t-
pobtlamu . w »».
she waa engaged, waa dead at that ficed for his Identification after a pa Urnea
tu d e o f o th e r d l* « a sw p r e u lla r to * ''“>*«»■ Best accom m odation* in the city for the horseman who claims Aguinaldo is
-
write 1«
time, bat the news had not reached tient eesrch of records, and his name r «* i tu m ih il. ik l* not “
m oney.
Chicago
&
North-Western
Ry.
XV.
<'•
IflcBMIWRi»
We»».
A
g
i.
nsmti 'I mc(li<‘iiH‘. i»ut ilu? I hvo TTW* i fiSkWHF*
>C p I bloodfd und inn more points of
Kingsford. The cousin, George Mer proved to l»e Albert Stevens.
tlon" of * i -mlnHy e»hw-»ted phyalciaA of p a . VILKH, Proprietor, Portland, Or
J24 Tliirt Bircct,
PORTLAND, OR.
«‘ifection
than
any
other
Jack
in
large expel i-nee in tin- < ure of
rill, knew it, however, or had known It
p.x utlar ntlrr»«nt*. who frankly and rettid -
his part o f the country. Sec hi?
s few days before. He, too, waa dead
Where the large dent varieties of
ing,
o'.tB for evidence.of this fact.
on the day when your wandering sol
com ar® grown It quite often happen*
flier arrived here. He had died In a that the crib» will 1»* empty along In
TertnH! ? 12 f°r nne; $22 for (wo,
hospital In Pennsylvania. I got these August, when a supply of com 1» neod
and a greater numlter in proportion,
that
t
h
e
-----
--
facts from Miss Btanbury, and your c.l to finish off a lot of hogs. We have frankly, openly ami honorably, by lettin g '
payable when marc is known to be
a friend who cleverly provides against •very pa « tient ii*big the »atu« know exactly
father verified them.”
BEGINNING F bb . 15, 1*06
with foal.
.
But w het bearing have they on this tht* contingency, n® plants a few "Vick women aie Invited to consult Dr
Aguinaldo has rplendid action
« * « ? ' I aakofl. “D o you mean that the acres of th® early -Yankee corn ns early Pierce, by letter, jive. All corn*pi»nd
P ro tla n d , O re g o n ,
and is a fine walker.
lieutenant was carrying a last m es tn the spring as he can and has this enee la guani'«! a* sacredly secret anil
OSCAR ANDKRSON MAN AU Kit
conlidenci* »re protect ed Hr
J ohn 11 D k M oss ,
sage from Arthur Merrill to MI m Btan «•op all ripe by the fore part of A u gust womanly
nrofawlonal privacy. Address l)r. It. V.
214]
PeMoBB S p rin g s. O i
Just when he needs It, nearly tw o
bury r
b
t
a
i
flh'w b/pn-si'rvi' health and'b*-'a"D' 18
“No, sir; he was n o t” responded months In advance of the maturing of
T O U R IS T
his field crop. Tills plan Is well worth told In Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Med
Drummond promptly “Arthur had ev
ical Adviser. I» 1«
I'o r » paper-
ery opportunity to send mseMges. and trying-
Free bus to and from trains
|ji
covered cony send Dr. 11. V. I lerce, Buf
he sent them, and they arrived all
falo. N. Y., 21 one-cent »lam pa to cover
Rates by the day
M
y
C
e
le
b
ra
te
d
M
a
m
m
o
t
h
mailing
»nlu
In
d
o
t
h
b
in
d
in
g
31
stam
pa.
The raising of 100 bushels of corn on
right though some weeks delayed. Our
I 5 0 c, 7 5 c, $ I -0 0 , $ I 6 0 , $ 2
Dr Ploro«'« Pallet« cure conitlpatlon.
friend Pendulum had ixfthlng to do on® acre of land Is by no means so d if
E V E R Y D A Y IN T H E Y E A R .
ficult « proposition aa many men think
European Plan
with them ”
BETW EEN
“Did George Merrill tend news of Of eoin® twenty or more boys, mer®
IA Good Clean Fam ily Hotel
lads, who formed ft corn club to see
his cousin’s death by this man?”
what they could do In raising each
“Certainly not. George had no res
son to suppoeedhet there had been any on« fourth of an acre of com non® of
V IA T H E
delay. He thought MI m Btanbury them relsed less than at the rat® of
ovaa THBKi?"
100
bushels
per
acre
and
many
went
knew that Arthur was deed. Your fa
lug the streets In a dased condition
ther has seen a letter that proves It, much «hove thia figure, one raising as
and w as taken Into a houae, where he
a letter written or dictated by George much as 187 bushels per acre The les
" T h e C o m fo rta b le W a y ”
■•lay 111 and erased with fsver fur « “ m the day before he died.”
eon afforded by thle experiment Is that
days and then died.
R o u to o f th o fa m o u s O r ie n ta l L im ite d
i "If Georgs had means of writing, of men who raise hut thirty or thlrty flv*
p riv ate a©h©ol
“Do yen eee the «*■«}' haired woman |
boarfilna and
couree he did not need to send a mre- bushels i»or acre can easily double their
For detailed information, rates, etc., call on or address
over there," I added, "under the Crook .
yields If they will put more work co
j
acuger."
said
I.
S. 0. YF.RKES, A. 0. P. A., Seattle, Waihlnftoo.
S
T
O
P
A
T
ed pine tres with the girl In white? It
lees land.
w as that woman- In those days as I ••There has never been a notion In
Or H. DICKSON, C. T. A., iM Third Street, Portland. Or.
I Kingsford, so your father tells ms,"
beautiful as her niece Is now, no doubt ,
There should be tw o days sacredly
- w h o found the soldier and led him to I answered Drummond, "that Pendu eet apart on every farm for special
lum's coming hers bed anything to do
her mother’s borne."
¡C o rn e r 7 th a n d Stark S tre ets
W ill make the breeding season
1 with the Merrill boys or their affaire.” work. One day should be devoted to
“And he spoiled the romance by dy
•Then what the deuce are you driv tree planting, the planting of trees In
of lUOfi a t my farm, east of Moro
It
la
new
and
Itt
room
,
are
provided
with
Ing.” Mid Drummond.
w aste nooks and corners all over the
' running water and long distance tele-
until al»out the 1st of July, when
Keep them in the house.
“Hhe had her own romance.” I re ing « t r
But Drummond was relapelng Into farm, evergreens on the knolls too bae
phones. European plan Rate,
he will be taken to m y John Day
plied. "»he w as engaged to on< of u“*
Take one when you reel bII-
ren
or
too
rough
for
cultivation,
Wil
tl per dav and upward.
Merrill toys. There were two cousins, the trance state again and would not lows along the runs and draws, shade
ranch in Sherman feounty.
lous or dizzy. T h e v jc tjll-
Hlgheat priced room $3
one of whom Inherited the property ■I give me a sensible reply. When w e go« trees nt Intervals along the highway,
Pasture will be furniehed for all
per da”.
rectl^orHh^liverjLjjLliJii
which has now come to you by the de borne be had e talk with my father and then snqtjher day should be devot
breeding mnrep, at going rates.
T * aaUloru« and p
a
«
»
l<tur*
vlous w ays of destiny. It w as not the and another after supper, end then be ed to a general clearing.jdrkln«
np day
n w f e«r.
cleftring, picking up
Terms: $lo to insure, money Hue W ant your moustache or heard B U C K I N G H A M S 0 Ï E
M ir to whom MI m »thnbury w as en
Ground the homeeteftd. These two days
when the mare is known to be with
b u n te d me up.
gwged; otherwise she wouldn t be so
O s a . W right, I’realdest.
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use nm
“Come." MkJ he. "let’s have a look properly used would do more to lm
r |foal.
J- R M artin , Owner.
confoundedly poor to d a r H m
prevft
the
kaakft
e
f
the
av«SB
e
farm
at my estate."
,
■-
C.
left her all Io p o s s e t . wbh* """ ‘ I w ent with him- s ^ he led me
mighty little. Both the Merrill beys
The
I.
O b s e rv e r.
Hi» Milwaukee
r.
Pioneer Limited. St. Pail to CUcaio.
k F
S.S. Hayes, Manager at Moro.
Overland Limited, Omaha to CUcaio.
Southwest Limited, Eauas City to C ta io
OREGON
A
S horeline
and union P acific
I
S O L D IE R 'S
NAME
I
iscases of omen & Children a Specialty
¡The Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation Co.
N
R egulator Line
lPortlaad,Th D te u d w p n ts
DENTIST
S
Columbia River
& NorthernRyCo
DGART
P acific U niversity
J. M . P a r r y .
• I a m o s ^5 te w a i
Good Iccomniodations foi;
t o o and Wagons.
Commercial Job Printing!
N»*T Qigs-jg- Caa*ti
Double-Track
A.T T he O bserver O ffice
Missouri River
Vinton H otel
Chicago
B u y on C ro d ltJ
$25
New Entirely.
Cor.vient io Business
TW O
Through Trains
AGUINALDO
Ite r
T II 111) 11« 11 ■
Marte M s
duplex
r n n
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
“DO TOO an THS OSAT BAIRKi WOMA»
W hen
in
P o r t liin d
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
H o te l O re g o n
¡Ayer’s P ills
¡Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co
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