4
/
ate
*a A i
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
2 _ _ . l l - - A ll'- ! .“ :. •
------------
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,
in
r
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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.
—
—
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
O
T
I
C
B
F
O
R
P
U
B
L
I
C
A
T
IO
N
.
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
N
«
v
18072,
u
i
a
d
a
A
p
r
i
l
1
0
t
h
,
1900,
f
o
r
t
h
e
E
U
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
o
r
E
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
~
- - --L --
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
-------D e a le r i n — —
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 .
4 in
a
a
t
o
m
.
t
t
c
b
o
b
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
“
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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i
1-
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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loud
for
th
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S
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tc
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m
a
n
’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.
Wo
P
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in
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a
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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
ilv
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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carrier;
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A e convinced bereetf that he was tmy coat of malllag only, or 21 cents for
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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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