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F R ID A Y ..................... Nov. 30,1906
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1
Breakino a
Compact
By
B E L L E M A N IA T E S
Tom Dalton paced the blue gruvel
road in front of the palatial hotel
w aiting for Dorothy. W aiting for Dor­
othy had lx-en hla normal condition
thia summer.
H e was a man whose well made shoul­
ders alone marked him as man of ac­
tion. This ueW "role of his was not
consistent with his principles and hab­
its.
He consulted his watch frequently
and aaid things under his breath, but
the Instant he caught sight of the fair
young form In the doorway he forgot
his Impatience-
When Dorothy's Ingenuous, dazzling
eyes looked Into his he drew a quick
breath and told him self sin« was well
worth the waiting, however prolonged.
Time w as made for slaves, not for
Dorothy. It did not even occur to her
to ask him If she were late or If be
T v p e -w r ite r p a p er at T h e O b se r v ­
P B O M ISR » TOM TO GET I ’P TO
BR EA K FA ST. *
had been waiting long. She was the
oaly daughter and had been subjected
to no rules or regulations.
Her father, William Lloyd, had beeD
perceptibly troubled when approached
-by Thm on the subject of his love and
desire for Dorothy.
"I don’t know of a fellow’ anywhere
I thtuk as roach of as I do of you,
Tom, and there Is no one else whom
I would like to have for a son-in-law,
bat you haven't said anything to her
i
AM> COVATI'.
hew leaf and get up to breakfast, will
ar o ffici.
you do som ething for me?"
Carbon paper, any aise to order,
H is face glowed with enthusiasm and
T h e at The Observer office
W e d d in g S ta tio n e r y , at
something else.
Observer Book Stur«.
G e t one o f o u r in d e llib le pads
“There’s nothing lu the world I
, Moro w ill su p p o rt a good sh oe end stamp for marking linen.
wouldn't do /or you, Dorothy.”
S tationery,
paper, pens, ink,
"Well, I’ll get up to breakfast and m ak er.
mnke an effort to Is« on tim e If you
pencils and a ll sorts o f iotas, at the
M
oro
w
ill
supi>ort
h
good
ta
ilo
r
,
will part your,hair In the middle?’
Observer Book Store.
m er.d in g, e tc .
."What?”
ThefrObserver is sustained by ite
“Yes; It’s the ouly flaw I’ve discov­
Home news on every page of The iwu reputation. The Official Baiter of The
ered In you, Tom. I can’t l»e«r hair
People.
parted on the aide. It’s so old fash ­ Observer, a ll p rinted in Moro.
In q u ir e a t T h e O b server Office <f
ioned.”
If you w an t y o u r team pr< per4y y o u w a n t to g e t in to a b u sin e ss of
"But I’d look perfectly Idiotic with
my hair parted lu the middle,” he pro­ ta k e n ’.care id a t K e n t d r iv e to th e a n y kin d in M oro.
K e n t F e e d S t a b l e w b e re E . D o n ly
tested, appalled nt the pro«i«ect.
L a 'e st m a p s o f b o th O regon iaud
‘‘Now you can see," she cried In tri­ proprietor, w ill se e to th e m .
W
aeh
in gtftn , for sa le
at
T ie
umph, with dancing eyes, “how strange
It would seem to me to get up In the
O bserver Bunk S tore.
morning!” ,«
To P a tro n s and C o r r e sp o n d e n ts.
A fter 1 pm . VVoilnesiiny, it is v- »y
Tom saw that this was his hour, and
d iilic u lt fur us to h a n d le c o p y |b.«»
he met It unflinchingly.
All local« will be run till ordered out,
"It’s a compact, Dorothy. I’ll part unle«s otherw ise specified.
c a lls for c h a n g e s in th e form .
my hair In the middle or anyw here If
I f its a Book y o u w a n t, T he
Don’t send i»» for free publication a n y ­
you will get up in the morning aud oc­
thing of an advertising character.
O
b
server Book Store is th e p la c e to
casionally consult a tim epiece.”
Don't ask us to send you names and ail.- find ft v a r ie ty to s e le c t from .
'Hint same ev en in g Dorothy receiv'd
the first piece of advice ever bestowed Jress of corrcsjondents. That Is a private
T o u r ist ta g s, w ith y o u r n a m e no,
matter between them and us.
Upon her by her adoring father.
"Yon are quite grown up, Dorothy.”
Copv for Sils, change», etc., nufst he in printed w h ile you w ait, a t T h a O b­
he suggested gently,- "and don’t you the office before 2 o ’clock p. in. Wednes- server B ook Store.
thluk you should be a little more sy s­ lay l6 Insure proper care and attention.
T h e O b server is th e S h e r m u i
tem atic or punctual in your mode of
Don't «end us articles am politics, tem
c
o
u
n ty p ap er you w an t.
perance
or
religion.
Discussion
o
f
such
life?"
“ ’Et tu, Brute? ’’ she thought, saying .opics only leads to violent and abusive
In ks, mucilage, cards, enveloi ' f ,
paper of every kind, tablets, every sty le ai
aloud: "Say no more, papa. , I have language In lh«j end. -
promised Tom to get up to breakfast
Avoid personalities. C om plim ents deli­ The OtMterver Book Store.
E a to n - H u r lb u t g o o d s are well
every morning and that I would try cately given are alw ays acceptable, but
even they must not be overdone, as the k n o w n . T h ere is no o th e r b o x and
and be on tim e generally."
"You havq?” he exclaimed In surprise c h a r g e 'o f inclncerii y is apt to follow a
and with the thought that she surelyi shower of pretty nothings spread broad ta b le t paper so w ell k n ow n lo th*
cast - ■ .
b est u sers of s t a lio o e r y . It cost«
must love J'om.
“Ye«, for a consideration,. He la to
m ore th an oth er pa-pe^ a n y w h ere
S h er m a n C ounty C ou rts.
part his hair In the middle."
e
lse b lit ttt T h e O b server Book
“Tom Dalton part his hair In the mid­
Clrouit Court, H on. W. L Bradshaw, Store. W e d esire loem p haaix-* this
dle!’ I’d us soon think of Abrnharo
Lincoln dressed as Little Lord Fauutle J ,—3d Monday in .March, and 1st Moo­ fact, lea v in g it to th e u -er to judg-
dily iu O etoler, ann ually.
roy.”
Probate Court, H on. Q. K Bourhill, w h eth er or n ot th is is n ot th e fact
This comparison amused Dorothy,
J.,— 1st Monday lu each m outh.
and she begun to wonder how Tom
C ounty Court, G. B B ourhill, J ., D W h en you use it, y o u h a v e th«
would look.
C hisholm , Wm. Walker Com tri tsbiott- sa tisfa c tio n o f k n o w in g that, yon
‘I’ve luvlted him to breakfast with ers.—lsl W ednesday in Janu ary, April
are u sin g th e b est paper m ade.
us tomorrow, so we will have an op­ July and October.
portunity to see how his hair becomes
him.”
AvetutriuH U arnolinenlB ih a gern
W h a t Do T hey C ure!
Dorothy did not face the next morn­
destroy!1
?. Dwcav Iteing a germ, it
The alicve question Is often asked con
ing In a spirit of buoyancy. She came
Into the dining room listlessly and cerning Dr. Pierc«i’s two leading medi­ d e str o y s th e c a u se o f d e c a y io posti
cines, "Golden Medical Discovery” and
with a feeling that life w as a desolate "Fftvorlte Proscription.”
or tim b er. T h e U S .G o v e r n m e n i,
The answer Is that "Golden Medical
waste.
Her father aud mother were already Discovery ’’ Is a most potent alterative or thç O R N í'o ., M u ltn o m a h c o u n tv .
and tonic or invigorator
at the table, and Tom soon entered, blood-purifier,
and acts especially favorably in a cura­ and citv o f - P o r t la n d , are m ak in g
.looking sheepish aud conscious. An tive way upon all the mucous lining sur­ gen eral line o f it on m id g e ttiober».
unwilling sm ile of am usem ent was faces, as of the nasal passages, throat,
forced hack by Dorothy as she looked bronchial tubes, stomach, bowfels and etc. It is lire ltH„t ollO -ken lb-.' d e
bladder-curing a large per cent, of catar­
at his hair and expression. It w as In­ rhal cakes w hether <he disease affects the stroyer op the m a rke t, und w ill
congruous, but she w as net going to nasal parages, the vhsont, larynx, bron­ sw eeten so d presi rve a w ater trou gh ,
chia, stomacHsias catarrisjG dyspepsia),
admit It.
bowel« (as miikoujj>«liivth?*ad bladder, pig peti. S tab le, etc .a rid k«-»-p aw*n
Her words were few , her voice sad. uterus
or other pelvic orgTrwi* Even In
n r lil.-a i-a tiv p »t.-tin»s o f t h o S d ie s.
I l is a g w ir ititeetl i-rii. le
her manner martyred throughout the
Dieul. When later Tom cam e to take
T h e ()ht-ervt-r Book Store is <1 t^tni*
her for a drive she w as patiently and
utor o f th e pu re sH ieltt in Sh erm s'f
dejectedly w aiting for him. In th«
oounty.
evening she w as again on schedule
tim e
»tr»
m
\
Three days of methodical life drag
ged on, and then Tom felt that he could
no longer endure the new life and the
surprised glances nt bis head.
“Dorothy," he said Impetuously, “you
seem unhappy. Will you tell me w h y ’i
Is It coming to breakfast?”
“No, Tom," she replied, w ith a little
laugh that wras more like a sob. ”1
think it's your hair. I can't bear to
look at you,” and she burst Into tearful
laughter.
“Dorothy, darling,” he said, ”1 am
glad you can’t Let me. too, make a
confession. 1 have learned that youi
. most delightful trait w as jo u r bllssfn)
disregard of time. To come HCRfrom
tb s city where man. woman and child
were on a mad rush for trains and
pee your delicious oblivion to the
tw elve figures on a tim epiece w as moat
restful."
“Then shall we go back to our old
life?” she cried Joyfully.
"Yes—or will ¿you begin a new life
with me, Dorothy?"
“Without breakfast?" she asked en-
trea tingly.
“Without breakfast!” be replied sol­
emnly.
A- « .
H o r r o r * o f C lone S h a v e n .
A New York barber has on a corner
“No. Still, o f course, she must know table a fine pocket microscope and a
I lo ve her."
framed announcement that says:
Lloyd «Billed.
“Do you know what a close shave
“Very likely. lint I don’t want yon menus? Bring a friend here. If you
to say anything to her until yoti havg don’t, have him IhSYSft close, and/then
known her longer—until yon are eu
look ut I ll s face through this micro­
tlrely sure you « ir s enough.”
scope. The entire s^in will resemble
Tom stared.
a piece of raw beef.
“Do you think any one could know
"To shave the face perfectly smooth
bar at all and not love her?".
requires not only the removal o f the
“I must admit,” replied Lloyd, “thal hnlr, but also of n portion of the cutl
w e have done all we could to spoil cle; so that ii close shave menus the
Dorothy, and yet she Is not spoiled— tc removal of a layer of skin all round
ns She has alw ays had her own way. The blood vessels thus ekposed are not
but It has been such 14 witching, sweet visible to the eye. but under the micro­
way we were glad to give It to her. It scope each little quivering mouth, hold
Is our dearest wish, and hope that six Ing a minute blood drop, protests
may alw ays continue In her prlucese against such treatment. Bring a friend
role.
and see!
”8he has many little characteristic»
"The nerve tips are also uncovered
that w e can laugh a t hut to u con by close shaves, and the jwres are left
ventional, practical, system atic nature
unprotected, which makes the skin
like yours I fear will prove distracting
tender and unhealthy. This sudden
Her oblivion to the flight of time, her exposure of the Inner layer of the akin
Irresponsibility and utter disregard ol
renders a person Hable to colda, hi*rue
anything approaching a system will be
ness and sore th roat” — New York
wearisome to yon, I fear, after the
ITess.
glamour of courtship apd honeymoon la
over. You must take her as she Is.
N n t l w l Ttanf* Wetea.
with no thought o f alteration."
The government gusrauteea the rir
Tom protested that he loved Dorothy
culatlng tid es Issued by national
as she was and that In uaught would
hanks, hut not the deposits. Each na­
he hare her chang««<l, but Lloyd had
tional bank Is required to deposit with
seen his looks of Impatience and their
the treasury In Washington govern
sadden vanishing this morning.
meat bonds to the amount of the notes
, "There’ll come a tim e when hla 1m
patience will linger after Dorothy’s ar loaned by It. and If the bank falls the
rival on the scene,” he reflected, with a bonds are sold, and out of the proceeds
the notes ttre redeemed as they are
sigh.
Meanwhile Tom was mildly remark presented. Iu fact, the government
Ing to Dorothy that he feared they redeem« these notes at any time, charg­
would be late for the starting of the re ing the amount so (Mild to Its bond ac­
. gntta. Dorothy gavly rejoined that she count with the hunk. But while the
had never seen the starting of any government does not guarantee the de­
posits In national bnuka It safeguards
th in g .____
"I am dreadfully unpuo»’tiiii!,”. <h< them by done Inspection of the condi­
added, with n little sigh. “It's iQCOO- tion »f all or them, no that there is oel
venlent for my friends, but I can't help dom n bad failure of n national bank.
I t I get up late in the mornlug and <-Kt. Louis Bepublit.
everything has liegun. I’ve never seer
!«■«,» und the (Ores.
the first net of n matinee yet.”
It Is prob:tbly not a very well known
“I»on’t you breakfast with your fn
fa d Ihi/t the shedding of tears keeps
ther and m other7” lie asked gravely,
“B reakfast!” she echoed, w ith a little Hi e y e s ' I. Rnch Is the ease, how ­
shriek
“I've never se«-u a breakfast ever. nisi no mutter how hot the head
table I was brought up ttuit way. I may be so long «» there nre tears the
w as a delicate child, and they never eyes will keep cool.
■woke rue, and now, oh, there's some
S o e r li. (a |hv* S w eet.
thing deadly In the early morning s u b
When Kfhrnc was In love he sent his
ahlne' It seems so lonesome ut fit«
starting (ft day I»o you think It such sweattonrt. Mrs. brajier, "a pot of
sw eetm eats and a j»ot of honey, nei­
a crime ns your face Indiest«*a?”
“I really think you ought to break ther of which tantalus half the sw eet
fast with your parents. Imrothy," wa» Bcj« p»«eullar to yorrarif.*
the seriously spoken rejoinder
"Do yon, Tom?” she asked deject
V A p p rovu l o f Chens,
•d ly
It Is a singular fact th a t while all
"He doesn't know—he can't Imagine- other knmes of chain* or skill have at
srhat a difficult thing it would I* for one tittle nr another Iteen denounced
me,*' she thought. “It would I* as by the d e -g y of «very faith, chess
otrauge to me u l t would to him .“
alone hna r<—dvad their npproliatlon,
An luaplratlhn came to her.
and among 'll e b e t players of every
“Tom," she asked, "if I turn over * land have been clergymen,
sa r-
V .
To C ure ■ Cold in O no Day.
out, over-worked women—no matter what
bus caused the break-down, "Favorite
Prescription ” will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
condition of the whole system.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formula! of both medicines and
quoting what «cores of eminent med­
ical authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians of all tho schools of practice
as guides In prescribing, say Of each In­
gredient entering Into these medicines.
The words of praise tiestowed on th««
several ln«redlcnts entering Into Doctor
Pierce’s medicines by such writers should
have more weight than any amount of
non - professional testim onials, t>ecause
such men am writing for the guidance of
their medical brethrou and know whereof
they spestn
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non-
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs being composed of glycerb
extracts of tho roots of native, American
medicinal foceat plants They are both
sold by deniers in medicine. You can’t
afford to accept as a substitute for ons of
these medicines of known composition,
any secret nostrum.
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and In­
vigorate stom ach, liver and bowels.
N'
O T IC K
F O R P tJ B b lC A T IO X
iH-psrtnwnt ol The Interior.
T a k e L a x a tiv e B roin oQ u in ih e tdUet»
A ll d ru ggist« refund m o n ey if it fail-
to cure. E. W . Grove*» sig n a tu re is or
each box. 25c.
M. M. S. i POULTRY
FENCING.
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HA S P O IN T S O F M E R IT W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N .
T he beat features of m erit
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half the nundter of t«osls
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ordinarily required, w hich
reduces the actual cost of
tlu« com pleted fence. T hese
item s alone insure a saving
of fully 60 per cent, to the
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rnmtu Jal* u, uea, J«ip< iwt,
user, w itim ut tak in g Into account th e fact'lhat a fence w ith a lop rail must tie m uch high er than one w ithou t to be of
equal service, for a ton rail, iieing visible, m arks th e height of the fence am i gives ch ick en s som eth in g lo lig h t on. I l
is m ade o f the tteat galvanized steel wire, sm ooth ly and e v eu ly w oven, aud retains Ila full h e ig h t before mm well as after
stretchlug.
Manufactured by the
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Ct I ’ M M O S i t - I n the Circuit
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o f Oregon for Shcrtnsn Cnunj
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John L-iuilrv, plaintiff
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Chas. W right, P resident.
IK. C. Dickinson, X snflgcr.
Vinton Hotel
G R A S S VALLEY, O R E .
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
Over 700 acres plow land, 6(H) now
in c u ltiv a tio n ^ water, w in d m ill,
weltft nnd springs. I f you w ant n
good plHee come and see me four
m iles east of Rutledge. E v e ryth in g
a man needs.
No m id d le man.
Addrees. F rank P a y n e ,
166
B u tl-d g e , Or.
Phallamont livery Co.
L v. D a lly.
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HPOKANK
Ar. D a lly .
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Lift p.m.
ft 00 p.m.
Lift p.m.
t 00
A.1ft p.m .
flag
Paa».-« Biggs
> m.
no stop.
1013p m.
8.ft7 a in.
For Eastern W ashington, W alla W alla, Lewis­
ton, Coeur d ’ Alene mid Great Northern points.
C o I ii m R ia
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12.00 j.m
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W illa m e tte
(liv e r .
For Aatorla nnd w ay |x>lnta, cou-
nvcliog w ith nteamer for Ilwuco and
North Beach. BteMUcr Hiuwalo, Aah
ntrvet duck. Leaves 8.00 p. in «iaily,
except Sunday. Katurduy 1000 p. m.
Arrives 6 00 p. iu. dally excep t nu nd ay.
Nature’s M ro is Handiwork
For D ayton, Oregon City and Yam ­
h ill Hiver pointe, Aah atreet (Jock.
Leaven 7 011 m tu daily excep t B unday,
Arrlvea 5.30 p in dally » xcept Sunday.
For L ew laton, Idaho, and way points
from K iiuoiu, Wutdi. Leave Itiparia
5.40 a. m ., or upon arrival train No. 4,
dally « K ep t Haturduy. Arrive itiparia
4 p. m . dolly excep t Friday.
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Talking to Himself
For full ‘nlorm allori call on or addreaa
W m . M cM U R R A Y,
A Scotchm an, ^ h e n ask ed w hy ho alw ays
ta lk e d to him self, re p lie d :
“ I n th e first jilace, because I lik e to «talk to
an in te llig e n t m a n .
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“ I n th e second place, because I alw ays lik e to
■ h e a r, an in te llig e n t m an ta lk .”
We t a l ^ o u t loud for th e S c o tc h m a n ’s reasons.
W o u ld r a th e r ta lk on P -r-i-n -t-i-n -g th a n
^6n a n y o th e r su b ject.
Wjfl d o n ’t say a w ord a b o u t p rices— i t . goes
w ith o u t sa y in g t h a t p rices a re rig h t.
/ A n d o u r w ork— if i t ’s n o t rig h t, sen d it bapk.
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? .. H tg R ...... 11 60 arvs
. . .Gibooiitt. . . . 11.19
........Hi Ilka........ 11.10
...
W r o c o . « . . 11.00
.. Klondyku .. 10 45
. . , Hu m mit
10.40
H ay Canon J«Tift.24
. .M cD >nal<la., 10.22
. , . DSMnm ,’t . 10 05
. Moro .
9.65
.. Eragln villa- . 9.37
Grana V alley. 9. ‘JO
. . . B ou rb on .... 8 65
........ K«-nt . . . . 8 40
. . . W ilcox . . . 8 30
. H h a n lk o ... 8 0f> a m
For reive gi.d Information apply to
X V . K . C r o g ;(in , A g n n t
M o r« » . O r .
The Dalles, Portlaod and
Astoria Navigation Co.
R egulator Line
B e r th s in | h e ir sle e p e rs
a re L o n g ;r , H ig h e r a n d W id e r
th a n in s m a lla r c a rs on o th e r
Hteamers leave Portland and The
lin e s . T h e y p r o te c t th e ir tr a in s
Dalles daily except Sunday at 7 a. m.
b y th e B lo c k S y s te m .
arriving at about 5 p m . , cou u ecllu g at
L yle w ith the
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
H . 8 . R O W E , G e n e ra l A g e n t,
134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , Or.
" T h e C e w fe rte W e W «y’ ’
R o u te o f t h e f a m o u s O r ie n t a l L im ite d
PACIFIC CO..
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For detailed information, rate«, ete., eati on or addrefc
S. 0. YFPKES. A. 0. P. A., Seattle, Waablotton.
Or II. DICKSON, C. T.JA., i22 Third Street, Portland, Or?
Sunset, Ocean
and
Shasta Route
per day.
ci>nntv «ynd state.
Grain and Stock farm
P O R T L A N D DKPO T.
C l I |C A OO P O R T L A M )
U P k C 'IA I. for t li . g a .t
via I I anting Inn.
P a n e * Riggs, (slops)
SEE
L
’T ' y ' Z ' z r r - r v z ’i r y
C h e m ic a l
Cleaning and Pressing
Any Suit you have,
flade as good as
C m Fwit isi Morrison t a
new, for $2.50.
E. V. LiTrLsnsnu,
Attorney for Plaintiff
E a s t D a lly
Through P ullm an atandarda and
tourist sl***plng-cara d aily to O m aha,
Chicago, Hpokane; touriot alveplng-car
dally to KaiinuM C ity. Iti-clinlitg oliulr-
tMtra (aeaia fn « ) to the Eaat d ally..
P O R T L A N D B IG U 8
L O C A L , for e ll local
points bet-Vten Biggs
•n d Portland.
Arrives at Higgs
floro, Oregon.
Wright-Dickinson JHotel Co.
Esmond Hoto'
6to30nft0 '.’t3]
3 T ra in s to T h e
Portluid, The Salle: and way jmts
I. 0 . Largo, defendant )
/
io I G Large, the nl«>v» naqtoLdefendnnt.
lu the name of the s'ato7of Oregon you
are hereby required to npyiear nnd nnswer
the cumplnint filed ngatnai;you in the nbo /e
entitled netion on or before December 7lb,
19f6. which time is m we than a n weeks
nftejr Ibe date of tbe/first publication of
P ro tla n d , O re g o n .
this summons, and if /o n fail to answer, for
want thereof the plaintiff will take judg­
O SC A R A N D E R S O N M A N A G E R
ment against yoo l o t the sum of $2tMJ.U0
with interest tbenfon nt the rale of 10 per
cent per nunum vrom October 2titb, 1904,
anti for the enm »if $50.00 attorney fees and
for the fnrtbet earn of $100.00 and for the
F re e b u s to a n d fr o m tr a in s
ousts and dieborsemants of the notion.
R a te s b y th e d a y
Hv order of Hon. G. B lionrhill, jndve
’ H erman .county, Oregon, dated the 22d
uay ot ontubrr, A.D. 1906, this •'imtnutiH is 5 0 c, 7 5 c, $ 1 . 0 0 , $ 1 . 5 0 , $ 2 .
served by .puhlioatton thereof in the Hher-
E u ro p e a n P la n
ujnn Uonpiy Observer, a weekly newspaper»
of general circulation published in said A G o o d C le a n
F a m ily
H o te l
Dated and imbltsbed the first time this
36th day t f October. 1C06.
*"«» U nion P acific
Passes Biggs
No train in the service of
any railroad in the world
equals In equipment that of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t.
Paul Ry. T h ey o w n a iif l
ojierate th e ir own sle e p in g
anil d in in g e a rs an d give
th e ir p a tro n s an excellence
of service n o t o b ta in a b le
el »where.
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Court ot
ol di« bute
S H O g T lIN E
A IL A N T 1 O bXPKKRH
for the East via Hu nt-
ingloik
Portland, Oregon.
I ’ o r ll a n <1
llegiater
vs
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JOB PRINTING
H o te l O re g o n
M ic u a s l
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C a rm o d y Bros., S e llin g A gents,
F R o p o ,
Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon,
I
November 14,
Notioe is beiehy given tfint Cbn/les E.
Hicks, of Ajnx, Oregon, has filed notioe of
bis inisntion to make final oomninthlion
STOP k .
vrtHif iu support of hisclm ro, via.» Ho«ns-
stoud Entrv No '.»220. msde April 17, 1901,
for tho NX$K H , NEX KWk and SE X N *
zL of Section 83, Township 1 Sontb, Itnnge
E , W
W. M
M.. .. end rbnt said proof rdf be
made before tho Beyister nnd Receiver nt C o r n e r 7 th a n d S ta rk S tre ets.
,’l’lie Dalles, Oregon, on Dect-mlier 21, 190t>. It is ne w and Ils rooms are provided with
He names the following witm-ssea to prov^
running water and long distance tele­
his oontinn-ins residence upon and oultivae
phones. European plan. Rates
tion of .mid bind. viz. Thoiuaa E. Hcqit.
11 per dai and upward.
Walter Hmitli, F. M. Buruison nnd G /L
Highest priced room $3
Crum, all of Ajnx. Oregon. '*
5t til t»l It*]
OREGON
VATAVATATATAfi
. New Entirely.
C onvientto Business
P R tC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Conducted on Best Principles
C o m m e r e In I T r a « s
S n llc K n d
Im p e ria l H o tel
Plan.
P trlla n il, Ore.
C h em ical c le a n in g is p ra c tic a l th e
sam e as g aso lin e c le a n in g used by
ladies. W a rra n te d n o t to s h rin k or
d isc o lo r th e goods. We do steam
c le a n in g if you w a n t I t for less m oney b u t we d o n ’t
g u a ra n te e n o t to s h rin k th e goods.
W e m a k e S u its to order, a n y p a tte rn in th e house,
$2 5 .0 0 . .Drop in w hen in to w n .
UNIQUE TAILORING CO.,
309 S ta r k S tre e t
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-
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P O R T L A N D , OR.
Stop Cutting Yourself
By Using a
D iam ond R a zo r G uard
P h il M ztik - h a i «
Msnsgrr
You Can P re v en t It.
We guarantee theae.
Wasco, Oregon.
Clark 3t Mercer Bros., Proprs.
E ie r y k in d of rig to order,
and a ll orders p ro m p t and satir-
factorv »t reasonable prices.
F a rtn e rt teams fed as well as
they are fed . a t home, if not better. 5lx-«tory fire proof building
’Telephone a t our expense.
Rales, fi Oil and up.
Kutltt'ly renovated.
Centrally located.
H u rry u p w ith th a t Qrd«-r for le t­
Fre<- bus meets trains.
ter heads, envelopes, etc. You will lie
New
and
cost
Ladles*
Parlor. Oltilne Room
nut befroe you know It. and then we’ll
now on main Boor. Fine Cafe and Ladles*.
have to h a r r y - but you list your lo o ts
AaMx. known aa the Hemai-aaas “ ~nT
F S osn do It.
We w ill refund your m oney If j o a are not aatwfled.
1« that fair.
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We have cut the rate to »5 cent« to Introduce them . G et one n ow
O nly
35 cent« aud that refunded if you are not aallatled. W rite h ow , and get oue
before the offer la w ithdraw n. It flls an y razor, aud aboolutely prevents you
from cu ttin g yourself.
W IL L IA M S N O V E L T Y C O M P A N Y
Breyman Bldg,
Salem
- - -
Oregon.
via S O U TH
For G oldendale and K lickitat'V alley
points. Train leaves G oldendale at
5u3«a. ni d aily excep t Sunday, arriv­
ing at L yle at 7:36 a..tn., con n ectin g
w ith dow n river boat for Portland and
interm ediate pointe.
«
Ijeaves L yle for G oldendale on (h a
arrival of th e up river steam er.
Good Accommodations for
learns and Wagons. .
O verland Exprea« train« for Salem ,
Koaetiurg, A ahlaud, Sacram ento, O g­
For any further Information write or
den, Han Francisco, Stockton L«»
Angeles, E l Paun, N ew O rleanaand the call on the neareat A gen t, or the General
Office
at Portland.
Ea«t. Leave« Portlam t Union Depot,
8 45 p. iu . Arrive« 7.25 a m ., daily
M orning train connect« ut Wofxlburn
«tally excep t Hundny w ith trains for
Mt. A n gel, Silverton
Brownavllle,
Springfield, W e n d llo g aud N atron.
Leave« Portland U n ion Depot 8.30 a.m .
arrive» 6.55 p. m
E ugene paaaenger connect«« at W ood­
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Silverton
Inoal. Leav«» Portland U nion D epot
4.16 p. m ., returns 10.35 a.m ., daily
Corvallla jtaoeenger leave« Portland
U nion Depot 7.80a m ., arrlves6.50 p.m.
D ally.
5
AND THE
Sheridan paanenger leave« Portland
U n ion D epot 4 69 p.m ., arrive«8.26a.m .
D a ily .«
Fore«t G rove paanenger leave« Port
land U nion Depot 10.45 p.m ., arrive«
1 50 p.m . D aily ex cep t Sunday.
When purchasing ticke t tef Chi­
P O R T L A N D O SW EGO S U B U R B A N
cago and the East, see th a t i t
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
reads via the Chicago & N orth-
D IV IS IO N .
Wostern Railway.
Choice o f
Depot, Foot o f Jeffernon Street,
routes "Via Omaha or via St. Paul
l e a v e s from Jeffsraon street depot for
and Minneapolis?
ITallo« and interm ediate point« dally,
4.15 p.m . Arrive P ortland, 10 )6 a.m
It is the route of The Overland Limited
T he Independence M onm outh Motor
and the direct line to Chicago front the
Line operate« daily to M ontflouth and
Coast. Four font daily Chicago trains
Airlie, oouiKJCtlng w ith S . P. Co’s
make connectiooi with all trasaconti-
train« at Dalla« and Independence.
nental trains at St. Paul and Minne­
apolis.
Flrst-claaa fare from Portland to
Hacramento aud San Francisoo, $20;
The H eit oX £ 0 sryrA M g .
l»erth.$5. Seoorid-class fair, $15;second
All agents sell ticket« via this line.
class Iter th, $2.60
Tickets to Eastero ixdntHand Europe,
For further Information apply to
also Japan, China, H onolulu and
K. V. ««oioas, Oeaaral SeeaM, O. O. B.-W. ■*-•
Auatralla. >'
1 as Taira a«..
roaTLSNa, oaa.
CITY TICKET O FFIC £, Corner Third
and Washington. Phone Main 731.
Portland, Or,
CHICAGO
EAST
C. W . STINGER, W m . HcMURRAY,
City Ticket A te n t.
Gen-Pass. Agt
S«te Bert M iller, th e
REAU THE OBSERVER
Columbia River
& NorthernRyCo
M unk land
m ail carrier, and h a v e h im ta k e
A L L th e tim e .
For C o u n ty news that package tu you. His charges
■rs small and deliveries prompt
v