Sherman County observer., July 06, 1906, Image 4

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HI’ BLICAT1ON.
OT1CK f< \R
M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING-
ij
The B «f«« H oi-
N
I te p a it m e s t o t T h s lia te rio r,
bp nil OtHoe at The Dalles, Or.
I
It Is predicted that the agitation for
netdX«l*tJ i i I " - » ii »•"ini'»
May 2A, 190t>. I
the bacon hog will ultim ately change
The
love
for
McCarron
wl
Ich
bad
Notine
is
hereby
given
that
Alula
A.
Fran
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H A S P O IN T S O F M E R I T W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N .
been ob tbe v*rge <* '«toFtostyff Itaelf the character of the Vnltod States bog. sis, formerly Alula A. Herman«., of Monk
MHltO, OR BOON :
Or., has filed notice of her lu tent ion
U her tuaJ.Unv atob wrta..arrested by The all fat hog of the past w ill In the bind.
to make final five-year proof In support of
F R I D A Y .......... J u ly 6, 1906
the persistent distrust. It w as like a future be partly replaced by the bacon her cl dm. viz: Homestead Entry No. H69G,
T he best features of m erit
fonebutl -rmieb ak'tl was about to un­ hog and the fat or lard hog as a whole ■unde On - 23, 191»,for the W)< of the NW^ In th is fencin g are found
will
in
the
future
more
nearly
ap­
Beetiou
85,
Township
1
H,
range
18
K,
W
&l,
in
Its m ultitude of horizon­
fold lu glortoqs bloom anR^fragrauce.
P erso n a l T alk W ith Vo«.
uud lliai ».nil proof will be made before the
It did not decay, and It could not de­ proach die tmeon hog In form. Of R e g i s t e r niid lteeeiver nt The IhdleS,Oregou tal w ires,the cabled selvage
and cable every foot iu the
velop The ley grip checked one as It course there will alw ays be a demand
July 17th. I'-kMl-
I f you do not read The Observer prevented the other The girl had ad­ for land; consequently there will al­ on Khe
names the following witnesst-a to prove height of fence, to say
n o th lu g o f the connectin g
A'hy NotT
mirers in plenty, for she warf light ways be a place for the fat or lard her eontiuuous resulenns npon and cultiva­ m esh wires; this, coupled
o f the aald hind, viz: Hugh Morton and
W e should like io have you tak- hearted and good to look upon. Yet hog. hut the bacon hog will occupy a tion
3 T rain s to T h e East Dally
1 Hathawav. of Monkland. Oregou, Jainea w ith Ha peculiar construc­
IL and ws »mow It would be profitable m none made uny Impression, for the more prominent position In the future Htewnrt of Rutledge, Oregon. II If Hhull, of tion, bars an y possibility
vou to becom e« subscriber. W esend I steadfast heart could love but once, than In the past.
KentJOreson.
Through P ullm an standards and
its contracting, sagging
Gtjeljvb *2211 Michael T. Nolan, Register of
two years for >280; one jeer
tourist sleeping-cars d aily to O m aha,
or narrow ing together ber
fu son th !• «'t much. , Try It- Order by the stem hold but a single rose.
H e ra ea O v a r fe d .
Chicago, Hpokane; tourist sleeping-car
tw eeu posts; doing aw ay
She kuew that McCarron s love was
D M IN IS T K A W R H N O T IC E
Postal Card, and pay for It when you can-
daily to K ansas City. R a d io in g chair-
l
T o all whom it m a v C o n r c rn .
A good ration for the horae of any
w ith the top and bottom
hers, hers alone, and that with him.
cars (seats free) to the East daily._____
A t a n y tim e w h en req u ested to do too there never would be any one else. kind of feed 1« about a pound o f grain
Notice 1* hereby given that the nnder- board rail anil fully one-
. .. the paper will be discontinued But we They met frequently as friends, but and one and a half pounds o f hay to aigned bus been duly appointed by the half the num ber of iswts
P O R T L A N D D E P O T . L v. D u lly .
A r. D a ily .
expect that all arrears will be paid before ever In his eyes was the dumb, uiwou each hundred pounds o f horse. And <iountv oonrt of the state of Oregon, for ordinarily required, w hich
oottutv, administrator of the estate reduces the actual cost of
w ch request I. made. It la ea.y to a.k u. .clous ho|»e she dared not encourage; this would apply to alfalfa, lu fact, Hheriunn
f Carrie H tiiscn, deceased,and all persons the completed fence. T hese
C IIIC A O d PO R T L A N D
for a statement, which will be cheerfully
P E C I A L for' th e E a» t
In her eyes the query he could not uu the horse should do better on the al­ having claims ngninsi said estate, are here item s alone insure a s a v i n g ---------- —.................... - -
,. a U^ jo , m . ism . j - i » a •*»-
,,
,, ,
, S v is
II0 p. in.
u.ao ». m.
llu r il m g t a n .
rendered at any time.
falfa than with the other bays and by notified nnu reqaln d t o present the ssiue of fully 60 per cent, to th e
15 p.m.
n mu>t
,nuch higher tliau one w ithout to be of Pa»»,» liig if» , (»top«)
1.15 p m.
duly
verified,
to
the
undersigned
ndunuis
’ '»he sat by the window of her home with less grain. Tills might be the op­ trator, at his office in the W. A. Gordon user, w ithout taking Into account the
.
h eig h t of the fence and gives chick en s som eth in g to lig h t on. It
» 0 0 II I I I .
U 15 p .m .
H phK A N K F L Y E R .
portune
time
to
say
that
the
majority
Company«
Bank,
in
’
the
city
of
Moro,
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one afternoon In early winter watch.ug
no «Pip.
fi*»*
8.57 a . in.
lu 12p.rn.
the first snow fall of the season. Lit of farmers feed too much hay of all said Sherman oouuly, state of Oregonvwith­
Pastes H'gg»
in six montba front the dute of thia notion
For
F.«»lern
W
ashington,
W
slla
W
alls,
I.cw i»-
M anufactured by th e
tie drifts were forming hero and there kinds to their horses. - In fact, the Dated at Moro, Oregon, this lB'li day of stretching-
to n n ; -Coeur d ’A lene and U real N orthern point».
on the dusty pavement. The- b o y s d horse barn Is where one of the greatest
nne, a . u . 1906.
N. P. H akssn ,
Administrator of the estate of
A T L A N T I C K X I ’ REHN
P a c ific S te e l a n d W ir e Co.,
the neighborhood, radiant With health w astes of the farm can be found.—
fttJelSJy 18-228]
Carrie Hansen, deceased
l'or 1I1« E)»»t vU H u n p .
7 15 a.ni.
and animal spirits, welcomed the snow Hnabandmau. _______
H.15 p ni
_
_
P
o
rtlan
d,
Oregon.
h ig lu n ,
R aosuaes Jt M kinue , Attorueys for Admr
ling
O a k la n d , C a l.
—
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110 » t o p .
with wild rejoicing.
8.01* a .in.
12.(W
P
a
t
.e
s
lligg»
H a a .r. Wasted la Small Heap«
They
were
dancing
In
a
circle
on
the
'tf
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B
F
O
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P
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By M. J. MILLIES
C a rm o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
A farmer asked Professor W
P O K T L A N D B1OOH
tracks of the electric line. Her heart
Department of the Interior,
I . m ’A L , 1er . i l local
Woods
at
a
recetft
mooting
how
great
little throb as McCarron ap
floro, Oregon.
United
Ktatea
Land
offioe,
I
C o p y rig h t. 1« * . b y F . C . B a a tm e n t
point» betw eeu Uiux»
fl eti p. m.
H tk il.nl.
• ml P orllam l. -
penred, striding along bom ectrU
He he considered the loss of fertility
The Dalles,Or., June 16. 190C. (
lt.5 9 a .n l Lv 12.15 pm .
A rriv e, at Riga»
Notion is hereby given that Otia ll. M. s-
ieem ed to enjoy breasting the wind. through the practice of taking manure
Marcia Cordon w as slxteeu years c»M Ills head w as up and his broad ahoul to the fields and leaving It in small ainger, of Moro, Oregon, bas filed untie*
( • l u n i l i l a ■«•«» W » ll i.» « « » S e « • » • » .
heaps In the fall to b s distributed In the intention to m a k e f i n a l fire year pr<* r
when the Hpanltlh Amerlcau war brake
*Ayer’s Pill*. Ayer’s Pills.
SEE
of hlAolaini, v z. H o m e s t e a d E n t r y
ders back.
*
.
„ spring as compared with carting and support
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1900,
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For Astoria and w ay points, eon-
out, and a more nnlent little patriot
A sm ile on his flue face be stopped a
Ayer’s Pills. Keep saying
* f , b W k r i W J / , R u c t i o n 2 9 . m ill N E .4 I * *
n eelin g w ith »learner for Ilw aco and
ïïc :
did not live In Huntersville. It was moment to watch the boys a theb spreading It In the spring, and the re- 8 W H
this
over
and
over
again.
< -otioti 3 2 , T p 1 H , R 10 E . W . M »m s d
North IteaCli. Hteamer Haaaalo, Aah
natural that she should love her coun­ play. The early darkness of whiter al ply was that experim ents fairly relia­ m i r e s u l u n t ’" a m i i i u p r o v e i n e n t s " a t h e N W .
The best laxative. ix»w«n. >«»*»
street dock. Leaves H.bO p. in. d ally,
try. Her father and grandfather had ready beginning to thicken, anil tin ble had Concluded ’that the lo«* wus U . B e o t l o t i IW .T p 1 B, R 16 E , W M.- uh I H in t
except Huinlay. Katurday 1000 p. n».
fought for the Union lu the civil war, shouts of Joyous young America pre about 20 per c e n t—American Cultlva « a i d p r o o f w i l l 0 « m a i l v b e f o r e th « K u R h jtf-r
Arrives 8 « hi p. in. dally except Hunday.
H tld R e c e i v e r (it t h « D a lle ® . Or«»u<m, <»u J u l y
Want
your
moustache
or
beard
I
snd on the bright April morning In vented sight or sound of a heavy cai tor.'
8 1 s t , 1990
S a id p ro o f is n w i b u u d a r th e
F’or D ayton , Oregon City and Yam ­
I« «
when the Huntersville rifles uutll it • i alm ost upon the merry
p r o v i s i o n s o f t h e A o t o f A p r i l 19. 1904.
a beautiful brown or rich blacfc? Use »«« 0»
»•«“ • * •
“•
E r a a ln s T rees-
hill River p<diila. Aah street dock,
H e milch t h e f o llo w in g - w i t n e s s e s t o p r o v e
mar.’hed away to join the balance of circle
Trees should be pruned for tw o rea h i s c o u t i u u o u s r t s e l o u e e u p o n a n d u u l t i v u -
la-avea 7 0<» a. in «lally except B unday.
Then the boys fled in panic, all bul sons to stim ulate growth and to keep t i o u o f s a i d l a n d , v i z : 1 1 8 M o D a n 1, L B a r ­
the regiment at the state rendezvous
Arrives &.30 p.m daily excep t Bunday.
her brother, scarce three years her one little lad, who slipped on 11 m the tree In proper shape and balance. n u m , J W M e s a i n g e r a n d L b 1’e e lB , a l l o f
M ichaki . T . N olan ,
For Lewlst<»n, Idaho, aud way |»ointa
senior, w as lu Its ranks. Furthermore, smooth wet bricks and sprawled help To promote grow th, prune early .In the M o r o , O r e g o n .
0 t je 2 2 J y 2 7 * |
It- g la h
from Riparia, W««lb Leave Rlparia
Boyd McCarrou nlsO wore the blue ) ^ m across the rail. The motormaa spring, before the sap has started. In
:« « a d
5.40 a. i i l , or uposi- arrival train No. 4,
and as first duty sergeant stepped off banged the gong and tw isted the brak* nurseries and ybung orchards pruning p q O T I C E FO R 1'F lil.it ATIO N.
daily except Buturday. A rilve Riparia
blithely at the head of the sturdy eol- frantically, but the momentum of th* may be done from June to August, but
E
a
ta
b
le
s
of
a
ll
k
in
d
s
I p Mi. dally *xc* pt Frlilay.
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
o
f
l
l
i
e
I
n
t
e
r
i
o
r
,
car
still
carried-
It
forward
at
crue.
uinn of fours.
. . .
for general purposes If Is best to prune
L a n d O f f io e . T h e D a lle s , O r ..
z
a
t
T
h
e
S
a
c
h
s
M
a
rk
e
t
McCarrou and Marcia hud beeu speed.
M a y 201 h , 1900.
1
.
, while the tree Is dorm ant
For full ‘nlormatlon call on or address
With a sudden sick horror and yel
N o tio e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t F r a n c i s M .
frleuila and comrade« all their lives.
M c C a le b B u ild in g
w m . mcmurray ,
B n m i s o n , o f A j a x , O r e g o n , h a a f il e d .n o U o e
with
a
thrill
of
Joy,
too,
Marcia,
strain
Their mutual liking w as trem bling on
T llk ö V G lI UTAH ami <’0 1 ,0 It ADD
o f h i s i n t e n t i o n to m a k e fin a l o o n n n n t a l i o n
M a in .S tre e t.
G e n ’l I’aeBenger A gen t,
the verge of som ething deeper and lng her eyes through the gloom, saw
p
r
o
o
f
i
n
s
u
p
p
o
r
t
o
f
h
i
s
c
l
a
i
m
,
v
i
z
:
H
o
r
a
e
-
l aatle G ale, I anon of the Grand,
P o rtla n d , O regon.
mure enduring when the declaration of McCarron dart from the walk Into tb* C A 8 O L IN E E N C IN E P O W E R z t e a d E n t r y N o . '4281 m a d e A p r i l 29, 1 9 0 1 ,f o r
Black
t'aiion,
M
ar-ball
and
T
en
n
es­
D „L ,
t h e S W S E t s , S E ’. b W X H i o t i o n ¿13, I p . 1 B.
L__ Kind. •! FLH*
war sw ept the young muu away to street, saw- him brush the little flgur*
w
.
R.
C
R
O
C A N , AGENT.
see
I’HM
aes,
and
the
World
Fam
ous
9 Eaat
E a s t and
a n d lot
lo t 4
4 Bection
B e c n o n »,
8 , i l o own-mil*
w n s h u J o.
Ftesh Fish every'
the itm p where the state troop* were clear of thp ralla and then go dow t E c o n o m ic a l. U so D is tilla t o R R a 19
Royal Gorge.
Moro, O regon.
Fruits. Butter and
n g e 19 E , W M . e n d » h a t » a id p r o o f w i l l
Headquarters
for
Vegetables
and
him self beneath the rush of tho car.
lie m a d e b e f o r e t h e R e g i s t e r a n d R e c e i v e r
trial order.
fitted for the coming campaign.
For D escriptive anil Illu»lraieJ t*i»»nplil*»».
F
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c
o
n
o
m
y
.
,
Eggs
taken
in
exchange.
Give
me
__________
She m ust have fainted In her chair,
svA T h a D a l l e « , O r e g o n , o n J u l y 1 9 tb , 1 9 0 6 .
writ«- io
McCarron, who had been clerk In
H e n n m e s th o
f o llo w in g w itn e s s e s to
T he EalrbaukB-Morse GaaoHue and
-tv .
tg i.
Brown's clothing store, was a fine, for the next she remembered the room
prove
his
continuous
residt
nee
upon
»ud
121 T l.ir.J Hire«*,
J -O R T L A N D , «>R
m suly young fellow and a natural sol­ w as full of men and MeCarroa, dusty, D istillate E n gin es pum p, saw, grim i, o n l t i v a t i o n o f s a i d l a n d , v i z : E U Maley,
*
■pray,' run fanning m ills; In fact, save U s o r g e C r u m G e o r g e i - u n t h , a n d W a l t e r |
dier He ltked the pomp and clrcum- bruised and senseless, lay on the couch m anual farm labor.
South- ' F ft Tm e tble N'olll N orthbnd
Smith, all of AjHX Oregon.
stance of war, the drilling, the music, beside her. Old Dr. Giddings In to n «
One drop of gasoline or distillate ami ( i t j u l j v t t —-2 2 .'] M ichael ’1 N olan , ltegtst* r
W f
M a y 20, llfiMJ !
bound 12 S .S
* s« r «
RAH
I
bound
pa**e nger ’
the thrilling pause at •‘retreat," when of professional cheerfulness w as speak nin e tim es more air m akes t be power.
pa-** ngi Ì ¿ ¿ ^ T Ä t i o n b
~
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Carriage Painting. *
every head w as bared in reverence lng to ber father "Unconscious Juki
E xpense stops w hen en gin e is closed
daily
Sign
Writing.
dally
while the colors were slowly lowered now. of course, but he’s not dangerous dow u.
ly
hurt.
A
broken
leg
Is
the
worst
ol
Tw o H orse-power up Helf Cooling
and the band sw ung Into “The Htar
.0 ........Bigg*......... 11.50 arve
1 20 p m
And -
5.4 . . . G llm on*.. . . 11.19
Bpangled Bauner.” He liked the stir­ bta Injuries. I nevhr saw a nobler net Cylinder.
1.40
W rite for Catalogues uml 1 rices.
and
I’m
more
than
happy
It
Isn’t
golnp
7(I¡ ........Sink»........ 11.10
1.44
ring notes of "reveille" and the an
j
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W abco . . . . 1 1 . 0 0 -------
OF k v a a v ««»caimea V* ORDER
1) 8,
Fairbanks, M orse & Co
t
2 nt
conscious pathos of "taps,” which to cost him his life."
Portland,
Oregou
The froxen rose of love In Marcia
14 1 . ,-K loudyke .. 10 46
2.17
of
bis
P
a
in
ts
,
O
ils
,
P
ic
tu
r
e
an
d
Room
H
o
ld
in
g
s
,
m ade one think of home ami
Lin ll . . . B o in in lt. . . 10.40
| q »»T
uick
2.28
prayers
He rejoiced that he was in heart had burtt Its Icy bondp of doubi
'
G lass a n d W a ll P a p e r.
19.2 H ay Canon Jet 10.24
2.40
at
McCarron'«
brave
deed
and
bloom
he
thia brave, gay world of tents and ot
19.9 . ftfcD .m alda.. 10.22
2 II
t
he
bserver
ffice
In splendor on the Instant. Bhe dropped
. D eM isw ... 10 IX»
23.9
'
Paper Hnrrgnrg"and Hbuso Panning, f
2 53
It. U e thought of Marcia often, with on her knees by the couch anfl kissed
I
f
you
w
a
n
t
to
k
eep
p
osted
on
all
• Mor*^.. . . 9.55
27. Q,
The air cas
8.114
Furniture Y arniflied and I’nlirhed.
a tilting of the pulses
McCarron's
blood
stained
Ups
th
is
$
6
0
M
a
c
h
ln
c
J
o
r
$
2
5
that
is
doing
in
Hhurtnan
ooilnty,
vuu
want
.. Er*kliivHlr 7 0 .8 7 -
30
4
which
he
som
etimes
constructed
3.13
ties
Pictures Framed and Matted,
Quickened Into life by the caress, hli r . r .M T M t s i i n
I t ’• » M g h - a n a , d r o p
rill- Ohaervur, Term« ll-MI per veaj
38 6) .Orna* V alley. 9.20
I 3.4 k*
were alw ays built for two, and the cor
h . « d , b a l l b e * r t n j , lo c k
l'>‘
' "
eyelids fluttered, opened. He fixed • FIC1SMT rttPHD
lledstciuls Enameh’tL
4 5 .8 1 .. B ourbon. . . 8 65
4 (Ml
s t l t o h . f io u b U i s e d , s s lf
of
the
edifice
w
as
always
nerstone
th r e a a ln , .b u tt)« : h « s
. K ent . . . . K 40
glance of wonder, then comprehension
52.5 .
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a
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c
b
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b
i
n
w
in
d
e
r
Edinfafrs
fu
rn
isked
on
appl*cation.
4UI
work
neatfg
it
“after the war.”
f fit**»- 67.8 . . . . W ilcox----- 8.80
on the girl. “Thia hax given me yout
s n d o th e r l.te .tI m p r o v e ­
But M d'arron was destined never tu
m e n t s . T h i s U t h s A N T I­
5.00 arv 7 0 0 , . . S h a n ik o ... 8 00 a rn
pity, Maury, at last," be whispered
see Cuba. Tlie rifies bad t>een at the
T R U S T M A C H IN E
I t Is
The feeble tones expressing so muct
t b s i s m e m * cta 1 n e « * • “ »*
IF
or raie» and Information apply to .
rendezvous tw o months, arntlng. equip
» train in the service
. r e . . k i n g y o n p ® fo r A ll
of contentm ent and affection and th*
1
' ' W . w . C r < » u < * s > , A ix«u»t .
ping and drilling for actual service. old dear name of childhood caused tb*
a tta c h m e n t, x o w lth e»ch
M o r o . O r.
m a c h i n e . B o ld lo r o n l y
9 railroad in the wc
The day the regiment Hras to take the ready tears to overflow “Not pity,
.
—
8ft c a » b » n d »3 m o n t h l y .
oath as soldiers of the United States, Boyd,” she answered, “not pity, deal
"to serve for tw o years unless sooner
heart, bwt iovel”
STOP AT
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8 t.
discharged," he received a telegram an
F urn H ufe O o m p tn y
nounclng that his father, a railway
Paul Ry. T h ey own an d
1 7 $ .1 7 S F ir s t S t.. PO K TLA ND . OR
F O R T H E H O U S E W IF E
conductor, had been killed In a wrecA
operate th e ir own sleeping
The hour which followed was filled
• Iro n a mi W ood W o rk in g .
,
With keenest agony Grief for his fa
o e i* O r sa a .
C o rn e r 7 th a n d Stark S tre ets.*
an d (lin in g c a rs and give
Cold cream Is uaeful In many dlf
H O R S E S H O E IN G .A .S e g C lA l- T y ,
I t i . n c v a n d It* r o o m * a r c p r o v l L I v
th e ir p a tro n s an excellence
Everyone should aubatribe for
ferent w ays at thia season of the year
r u n n i n g w a t e r a n d l o n g d l» ta w c c \ , h
One of the beet te made of tw o ounce,
hla home paper, In order to get all
of service n o t o b ta in a b le
phone*.
E u r o p e a n p la n .
R a te s
M ach in ery R ep aired ..
of rose water, two ounces of almond
§1 p e r
day
and
u p w a rd .
the local news, hut to keep in touch
oil. one half ounce of spermaceti and
elsw bere.
H ig h e s t p r ic e d r o o m $ 3
w ith the w orld’« dally events
one half ounce of white wax. Melt thi
per day.
S h o p on P a r k S tre e t,
N e a r P u m p H ouse.
B e rth s in th e ir sleepers
§
wax and spermaceti In a basin set Into
should also read
are Longer, H ig h e r and W id e r
a dish of boiling water. If the mixing
Wright-Dickinson Hotel (
th a n in s m a lla r ca rs on o th e r
Z x zC o x o
-
-
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Steamer* leave Portland and T he
is done with an egg beateY the cream
lines. They p ro te c t th e ir tra in s Dalle* dully except Bunday at 7 a. m.
Chas. W right, President.
will be lighter and pleasanter to use
arriving at about 5 p m ., connectin g at
I by the B lo ck S vstem .
A» the fata melt remove from the Real
M. C. IHckinso«, Manager.
Lyle w ith the
and pour In the almond oil. Then beat
The leading evening newspaper o f
and very slow ly add the roe« water
H . S. R O W E , C e n o ra l A g o n t,
the Paciflq, Coast, which ha» com-
The cream when done should have tbs
IM P E R IA L
conatotfincy of whipped er a«»»- I f dfa plate Asaociated P rew reportu and
134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , Or.
sired a few drop« of violet extract maj
HOTEL
special leased wire aerrice, with
be added before It congeal«. Keep
tueop.** plan
correspondents In im portant news
In a glass or earthen Jar. The addition
centers and In all the citie« and
« v t'S W
of one quarter dram of liquid benoOlc
For (ioldendaJe and K lickitat valley
Juet before the mixture cool« belpa to
principal towns of the Northwest.
point*. Train leave* G oldeudale at
5 30 a. m daily excep t Bunday, arriv­
keep it eweet
Portland and auburbe are covered
ing at L yle at 7:30 a. m „ connecting
by a bright sta ff of reporter«, and
w ith dow n river l*»«t for 1’crtlaud »nd
Cere ♦< <«•
A Scotchm an, w hen asked w hy he alw ays
iiiteriuediate point*.
editorial, drantitlfi, secirty a-d
I». AT KM
Constant care both in regard to
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,I.DU AND Ur
Ix-ave* L jl* for G oldendale on the
special vritare. ^ t u r d z y ’« cdl-
blacking and fire la the price to be paid
ta
lk
e
d
to
him
self,
rep
lied
;
T h i. pomiiar h o t r t »•'" "K"<n
arrival of the up river steam er.
by every housewife If «he would havt
tlon cocsinte of 26 to 2^ past«, and
fur » p, rin», „ flv<- > f» r» by ttv- I w i' J J ;
“ I n tho first place, because I lik e to ta lk to
ll-.t.-l
w b.».-
p ir.ld .-n t.
Mr- e - "
a nice looking range. The better grades 'hoc color» I cor. ic pages, as well as
M -Ii». hall, nil»» ..»urn,.-a tin- mshag) i
V r K m »)'hr. tht* L>rnn-r iiiunr.gi-r, r< I nc
of etove polish will not burn off except
an in te llig e n t m an .
frmu a'-ilve li^alix »a life.
a department for chiidiea, colcrc-'l
the range to allowed to become red hot.
IM P n G V K M E N T S JU S T C O M P L E T E D
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In
th
e second place, because I alw ays lik e to
fashion pafe, on interc'iting u r . 1 :
In moot case« thto to a w aste of fual
n ,h r »h.- «Ilri-ctb'n of M
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11,1» h » t-l SECOND TO NOML I ih
and careful and Judlctooa use of tht
gtoiy aud other a ttr sc i’ve featil-.'S
h e a r an in te llig e n t m an ta lk .”
Overland Exprewi train* for Salem ,
N x lh w .-at.
Curv<»1s "nil furnltui--
dnmpera Of couree where a range
I,.-. 11 r»|, lu-ml
TI"-_jlli)lnX
In addition to all the nows of the
ItomlMirg, Aahland, Ba< ram ciito. O g­
For
a n y f a r t h e r I n fo rm a tio n w r ite o r
..f
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for
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m
a
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’s
reasons.
used all day under what might be call
111» Cufl»t.
Thi-
den Ban Francisco, Blockton Lo* c a l l o n t l i e n e s r e . t A g e n t , o r t h e G e n e r a l
SAW u r n HBt-BH TH« LITTLS FIQUBB wl forced draft it will require blacking
day
lb-hí. ll# ig i'uoni for l¡H»l,a I» •
A iikc I ch , El I’aao, N ew Orlcan* and the O f f ic e fit P o r t l a n d .
r r . u k OF THB BAIL*.
W ould - r a th e r ta lk on P -r-i-n -t-i-n -g th a n g
r»fr.-«hin.i«t r.nm .
Urm- tm . n n * '» ">
Bub6cr.ption R at.«: Ono month,
Ea*t Leave* Portland U nion Depot,
every other day. but under ordinary
tr a in .
<»ur llhn«rat.<l bonklst Irli» 5 "U
ther's death was mingled with aorrow
»II
ah.»ut
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8.4»
p. ni. Arrive* 7 25 a in., d ally.
60 cents; three
six
circumstances tw ice a week should Dt
on a n y o th e r su b ject.
D
scarcely
poignant that he must
A.htr.»«
IM PERIAL HOTEL.
M orning train connects at Woodburn
HI*W«»hln»’on S t., P o rtlan d . Ore.
months,
<2X0;
twt
<5-
ample.
Wo d o n ’t say a w ord a b o u t p rices— it goes
give up his place In the ranks.
dally except Bunday w ith train* for
Hto mother and himself were nove ab
gxm pie copiie m ailed free.
Mt. A ngel, Bllverton Brownnvllle,
w ith o u t say in g th a t prices are right,.
eolutely aloue In the world. Her health
Bpringlielil, W sn d lln g and N atron.
was not strong Their little home was That I)r. Pb-rce’s Favorite Prrocriptlon 1»
A nd o u r w ork— if i t ’s n o t rig h t, send it back. £
Leave* Portland L'nlon Depot R..30a.m.
mortgaged
Inclination pointed one the only medicinekold through druggists
arrive» 5 65 p. m.
T
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us.
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th
in
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i
for w
oidhii m wi h It ue. aw . sod i g u ita r ali-
Eugene pa»*etiger cotinecl* a, W ood­
way, duty the other, and duty won. At ■ient:
tii'il- e- no' -nt.-.
’if«i chruu
burn w ith ML Angel amt Bllverton
the vary hour the H untersville rifles tiesof alcohol? itl»«i.»otu< only uhwH’lih
local. Leave* Portland U nion Depot
took the oath Mrt'srron. though with esiHM-lally prepared for the cure of the
4.16 p. m , return* 10.86 a.m /.d a ily -
Is The Only
them to aplrtt, stepped from the train delicate dlsessea peculiar to wemep, the
maker of which Is not afraid to take hia
Corvalll* paaoenger leave* Portland
P ro tla n d , O re g o n .
at hto horns city a civilian.
patients Into hh full confidence, by print­
U nion Depot 7.30 a m ., arrive».').50 p W.
mo
p 9 on.
A few parsons understood .and ad­ ing upon each bottle wrapper a I the Inaro-
ORCAR ANDFÎRRON MANAGER
D ally.
mired him for toe c o u r s e , eo eloquept of dlentfl euterlng Into the medicine. Aal*
druggi-1 if this Is not true.
Bhcridan pa*»euger leave* Porlland
t a
b
l
w â
M o r th c a S W s
moral oourage. which be had adopted. your
Railway between the
" Favorite 1‘reacrlptlon," too, Is the only
U n ion Depot 4.’>0 p.m ., arrive* 8.25 a.m .
Their approbation did not counterbal
medicine for women, all the Ingredient»
Daily.
ance the snears of many who regarded of which h«ve the ununalltlod ao»lon»-
Foreet Grove paa»enirer leave* Port­
Free bus to and from tra in s
the young man aa a coward. Brown, ment of the leading m«*llcal writer« Of the
schools of practice, reeoiniuend-
land Union D epot 10.45 p.m -, arrive*
proprietor of the «tore, waa a sensible several
and
Rates by the day
Inir them for the core of the dtoH»**« for
1.50 p.m . D aily except Bunday.
man Hyoteri« did not pas« as patriot
which the -Pre- r1 ptlon" Is
5
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7
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$
1
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$1
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tom with him Itoeplte the clamoring Write to Dr. R. t . Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y
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S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
European Plan
of those who Instated that McCarron for a free booklet, mid read the nuroer
BEG IN N IN G F eb . 15, 1900
ous extracts irom standard medical au-
M mi Ma *» «”«V
D IV IB IO N .
for running away from the enemy’« thoritl«** pruHmi the several lagfedient*
A Good Clean F am ily H otel
I w â s J x » *■ OTO* -lL¿.~l1
bullets should be driven from town he of which Dr. Pier. e's medicines afe ffiade.
D ep o t, F o o t o f Jell'er**»» S tre e t.
The Chicago-Portland Special, tl e
and don't forget tii»t no other mpjllclnc»
gave the boy hl« old place.
most luxurious train in the won 1-
Ijeave* from .Jell»T*on »treet depot for
T O ’!
up for «*ie through druggist* for do
The cloud In time passed
Raner put
Drawing-room sleeping ears, dinn g
Dallas and interm ediate point* daily,
me .tic usacan sti »w auiv «»ch pry«aelo»*<Hv
car, buffet smoking and library t ir
Judgment convinced moot pereena they en<1or**nient. Thl*.
1.16
p.m.
Arrive
Portland,
10
15
a
m.
1» of i l l
(barber and bath). Less than thrie
to u r ist
were wrong to branding McCarron as a more weight him ! Importance tliau any
The Iudependence-M onm outh Motor
of s o -is h l "testimonials
days« Porlland to Chicago.
poltroon Whan the company, sadly
Line operate* daily to M onm outh and
Four Block* from I ’tilon I)c|»ot.
se s. rar-
decimated, returned from ('uba after
Alrlie, oonnectlhM w ith B. P. Co'*
0th Hiid E v e re tt »t*.
train* at Dal In* and Independence.
•Sa-WRaV
the war the soldiers had nothing but
TM«
Flnd-cla** fare from Portland to
good word« for the man who had been
N
ew
Brick
Jhiililiug
Newly
Furnished.
d
T
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rangeinent«.»lius baulshlug the p*<loalcal
you«H*L
SHcramento ami Ban Frauelaco, $20;
their comrade. Gradually he won back headache«, backache* »«earing-dm» n dl«-
Ride« 50, 7S, $1 per day
e
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in
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a
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tM'rtb,$5.
Second-elan*fair,$15;seCrtnd
hto old place to the affection and ee troa». teudernese and dr:u.’lng d«Rn
Beat accommodation* lu ih e c ity furthc
claw berth, $Jl60 .. - a
B ET W E E N
teens e f hto townsm en H e had ★ ttb »atlon* in lower abdomen, accnrapanl**!
money.
Ticket* to Eastern point* artd Europe,
a] tw e oamforttog remembrances his by woalu'iilnf( bih !
drtln* nnd kiiuU', l
a ’oo Japan, China, H onolulu and
yousaoL
Company, Oregon Short Line Kad-
P. A. VI LE.B, l ’ropriclor, Portland, Or
mother appreciated with a gratitude pelvic
Dr. Pierce ami his Staff of Ml lik'd. W
P^~
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
Australia.
that waa plttfnl the depth of hto aarrt clallsts may Is* consulted free by mid leas­
V IA T H E
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i CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
g » g( CAM
flee and the mortgage had been lifted ing a* alsive. All c<<rc«i>ondenoe to
to Chicago from Portland and points
and W ash in gton . P hone Main 7x1.
treated a* »acredly confidential. By con­
q is»qn««*»»
from thetr home
M»
W“ »
sulting In tht« way Ute
P ortland, Or.
In Oregon.
More ls Gordon found In ber e**t while q,ieaU«.nlnc«uud personal "examinations
yOUBMAL
D a lly s n d p e r s o n a lly c o n d u c te d , ex-
C. W . STINGER, W in. He,MURRAY,
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ptayaanto a pusale which time did not «-•e avoided.
G R A S S VALLEY, O R E .
• u n i o n s In P u llm a n to u r is t s le e p in g
The People’s Common Sense Jnedtcal
" T h e C om fortabl^ W sy
" City T icket A gent.
G en -P ass. Agt
c o r . fro m P o r tl a n d . L o . A n g e le s a n d
selva. The high spirited girt abhorred Adviser
contains sone very Interesting
irrifiTouï*
Nan F r a n c is c o , th r o u g h »0 C h ic a g o
j
R o u te o f t h e fa m o u s O r ie n ta l L im ite d
«wwardiee end ceuld not tselteve that and valuable chapters on th* disease«
yOUMBAL « a
w ith o u t c h a iig a .
the boff who had been ber companion nocult.r to women. It contains over one
For detailed Information, rates, etc., call on ot address
Bee B ert M iller, th e M onklan d
n.a.ntTCHt*.
page« It to «-nt post paid, on
T O
be base. Over and over «gala Uioaaand
0 B . A 1 M Agt
receipt of sufficient in one-ceht rigmpe to
l; * A - * c n Ms»*!»*
c o , C A U -
poa ri.A«n. oit
u»». h *
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s. 0. YEWES, A. 0. P- m Seittle. Wa«htn|to«i.
m
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carrier;
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take
A e convinced bereetf that he was tmy coat of malllag only, or 21 cents for
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th a t p a ck a g e to you . H ia chargee
otnlghtforw ard. brave «ad manly; a copy In flexible paper rovere, or *1 ronto
that be hod come home because hl« for a cloth-bound apffy. Addn-ee Dr- K- *•
Conducted on Best Principle*
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Dr Pierce's Pellets regulate and invtg
only thing to de. And, white she hated urate stomach, Uvor and towel«, (tee
<teoB«a«rctal Tr*«s aslksItsA
toaroalf fer It, * doRht alw ays crept
T h e O b server.
Into Her rsaHOtSM-' • doubt a w cooid
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