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M O R O , ORKOOM *.
F R ID A Y ..................... J am . i f , 1907
Personal Talk W ith Yaw.
I f y o u d o n o t read T h e O b se r v e r
JVhy N ot?
W e s h o u ld lik e io h a v e y o u t a k e
It, and we '.now it would be profitable to
you to becom e a »ubscrlber. We »end It
two year* for $2-50; oneyear $ 1 5 0 ; 12Kcta
a month la a’t much. Try It. Order by
Postal Card, and pay for it when you can.
A t a n y t im e w h e n r e q u e s te d to d o
so, the paper will be diacontlnued. But we
expect that all arrear« will be paid before
such request,,!* made. It Heaay to aak ua
tor a statem ent, which will,be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
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B u r d e n ’ j -
F a ilu r e
By CLAY MARSDEN
Copyright,
1U0Ä, by
Kuby
Dougla»
“Com e right In," said the girl a t the
head o f th e stairs. “I h ave been ex
p ectin g you for an hour.”
"It la p lea sa n t to be expected," laugh
ed Burden.
“T hat s i l l d o,” sa id th e girl sharply.
"No Im pertinence or I shall report you
to the Janltreas.”
Burden could not q u ite se e w h at the
Jau itress had to do w ith the m atter,
but h e lifte d the so ft slouch hat that
- w a s a p art o f h is fishing toggery and
atarted to pasa on up the stairs to his
a p a r tm e n t
“Com a In h ere,“ called the girl Im
p eriou sly. “You d on ’t suppose th at I
ca m e d o w n sta irs to m eet yon, do you?*’
She led th e w a y through an open
door, affording a v ista o f chaos, to the
parlor of the ap artm en t. “T h ose pic
tures had b etter be hung first.’’ she
commanded. “I w ill tell you where."
Burden gasp ed . For the first tim e
h e realised w h at w a s exp ected o f him.
Sh e had m istak en him for a day w ork
er for whom she had probably sen t to
aid her In straigh ten in g on t her n ew
hom e. T h e fa c t th a t h e w a s In an
old sa lt and had rung the n earest bell
In th e lob b y b ecau se b e had forgotten
h is k ey s accou n ted for the error. It
had b een h er bell he had rung. She
w a a ex p ectin g a m an to help, and abe
h ad su pposed th a t h e w a s the one.
Sh e had n ot been flirting a fter all.
S om eh ow Burden w a s rather glad of It.
T here w ould not be very much do
in g In th e stree t th a t afternoon, so he
slip p ed off hla coat and w en t to work.
I t w a s ev id en t th a t th e little w om an
Intended t o g et th e fa ll w orth o f her
m oney o a t o f him , for sh e kept him
busy, an d under her sk illfu l direction
th e flat soon assu m ed an appearance
o f ord erlin ess h e had not supposed p o s
sib le In s o abort a tim e.
S h e exp lain ed th at her m other w onld
a rriv e th e n ex t m orning and that sh e
u n til i oeg a o to w on u er it tn ey would
se rv e an unescorted w om an a t th is
tim e o f night."
Burden glunced at th e clock In the
w in d ow , i t wits only h a lf p a st 10, b ut
It seem ed later
her.
“ W e w o n ’t worry about su ch thing«,"
he su ggested . “J u st think about w h at
la b est to eat."
O ver the ta ste fu l m eal he had or
dered ahe grew m ore com m u n icative.
She had com e to th e city to stu d y m u
sic, he lenrned. There w ere only her
m other and h erself left o f a large fam
ily, and th ey w an ted to J mj together.
T here w a s som eth in g In B urden’s m an
ner that Inspired confidence, and, al
m ost w ith ou t realizin g It. sh e w a s
ch attin g as w ith un old friend.
T he n ext afternoon he called to pay
h is respei-ts to Mrs. T revor, an d b efore
long the tw o w om en had com e to re
gard Burden alm ost us on e o f th e fa m
ily. H e took them to con certs and th e
theater and form ed th e h ab it o f drop
ping In for a chat In th e ev en in g s w h en
he w as n ot going oat.
T hen cam e th e panic, and for a w eek
m any a firm’s fa te hung In th e balance.
T b e one In w hich Burden w a s a part
ner w a s p ersisten tly Included In tbe
list of the d ou b tfu l concerns, and then
one afternoon tb e lute cd ltlou s cam e
out w ith the statem en t th at th e house
had been forced to suspend.
L ois reud th e report feverish ly, but
w h en Burden cam e hom e lute th at
n igh t and w earily began to ascend the
Btoqie sh e w a s a t th e head o f th e flight
•to w elcom e him , calm eyed and q u ie t
“M other w a n ts you to com e lu and
h a v e so m e coffee," sh e pleaded. “ W e
sa w th e papers an d are so sorry."
‘T i l com e gladly," be sa id fib bis
druwn fa ce ligh ted up. “ I sh all be
glad to forget b u sin ess for tb e m o
m e n t T o find you w a itin g here like
the first tim e w e m et Is a s u n exp ected
a s It Is p le a s a n t ” .
"W e cou ld not sleep," sh e explained,
“w h ile you w ere In trouble. W e w a n t
ed to k n ow th a t all w a s w ell w ith you
If not w ith th e b u sin ess.”
“You d id n ’t su p p ose I w a s goin g to
shoot m y se lf In th e true m elodram atic
fash ion , d id you?" h e luughed. Lois
shook her bead.
“It w a sn ’t e x a c tly t h a t" sh e exp lain
ed, “b ut w e thou gh t It m ight not seem
so hard If you had a ch a n ce to rest up
a little b efore you w en t to your
room s.”
H e fo llo w ed her Into t h e tin y din
ing room , w h ere a d ain ty cold lunch
w a s spread.
f
"Cast you r restau ran t m eals on the
w ater and th ey w ill com e back In tb e
sh ap e o f real hom e stuff," he laughed.
"I hope th is lunch Will do you as
m uch good a s th a t other supper did
m e,” aald L ois earn estly.
’’More," h e protested.
“There la
only on e th in g I should lik e better."
“And that?" sh e asked.
“A m eal lu our ow n hom e,” he e x
plained. “Ia there hope for m e, Ixfia?*’
. T h e girl nodded her head.
“You are—so handy about t b e house,"
sh e exp lain ed to cover her confusion.
“T h a t’s a good recom m endation,’* he
laughed. “I f th e firm really d oes fall
I think I sh all hire ou t by th e <Uy."
“I f ,’’ sh e echoed.
“J u st th a t,” h e confirm ed. “It w as
a trick to throw th e m arket. W e are
solid enough, but the sen sation al sh ee ts
turned rum or Into w h at purported to
be a sta tem e n t .of facta. You see, you
w ill’ n ot h a v e to carry a beggar after
alL"
“I don’t care w h a t you are, N at,”
sh e said ten derly, “s o th a t you are
you."
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M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
ODD M A R R IA G E C U S T O M .
C a r b o n p a p e r , a n y s ix e t o o rd er,
at The Observer ottiae.
P o re h e a m W e U S Ia s O r l l l a U e « « ■
G e t o n e o f o u r in d e llib le ' p ad s
t h e I s U mm I u t J e r w r .
A m ong Jeraeym en propero that la to and stamp for m a rk in g linen.
T h e b est fea tu res o f tuner It
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itia ls o f the bridegroom , th o se o f the
T o C u r e a C o ld in O n a D a y .
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w ith th e top an d b ottom •A
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bride, the d u te o f the cerem on y and T a k e L a x a t iv e B r o n io Q u in in e ta b let- imard rail a n d fu lly on e- '«**
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tw o h earts Intw lned, th e la tter being
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A l l d r u g g is t s refu n d m o n d y it it fail* h a lf th e n u in lter or p o sts 'AAV 'JB? 'AAWAAWOk'
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an em blem o f their Interm ingled love
o rd in a rily req u ired , w h ic h
to cu r e . E . W . G r o v e ’s s ig n a t u r e is oi’
reduoes th e uctuaj coet o f
and the w h ole form ing u m ost la stin g
e a c h b o x . 2 5 c.
th e c o m p leted fen ce. T h e s e
and pu b lic certlftoate o f m arriage.
Item s a lo n e in su re a s a v in g
O ccasionally, h ow ever, a little dlffl
of fu lly 50 p er cen t, to th e
itimM juiyti, i « n ,
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cu lty arises. T h e bride m ay m eet w ith
user, w it h o u t t a k in g In to a c c o u n t th e fact th a t a fen ce w it h a to p rail tiiusi be m u c h h ig h e r th a n o n e w ith o u t to be «if
au early death, and in the cou rse o f
eq u al se rv ice, f o r - ^ t o p ra il, b ein g v isib le, m a rk s th e h e ig h t <»f tb e fen ce a n d g iv e s c h ic k e n s s o m e t h in g to lig h t o n . Jl
tim e the w id ow er m ay d«mire to re
is m a d e o f tb e beat g a lv a n iz e d ste e l w ire, a m o o th ly a n d e v e n ly w o v e n , a n d reta in s Ils fu ll h e ig h t before an w ell os a fier
entra* th e h o l y sta to o f m atrim ony.
n treteh in g .
H avin g fu lfilled h is desire. It appears
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ruther p u zzlin g to k n ow w h a t to do
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about th e inscription.
In som e ca ses, tbeyeforo, tho in itia ls
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O akland, Cal.
P o r tla n d , O reg o n ;
and d ate o f tbe first w ed d in g ih a v e
T n e S c h o o l t h a t P la c c s
b een erased and those o f the su b se
t o v in a g o o d P o a rn o n .
C a rm o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
q u e n t. cerem on y su b stitu ted , w h ile In
others the In itials o f the s«>cond w ife
flo r o , O reg o n .
and the d a te h ave been added b elow
B USIN ESS COLI EGE
the first, a second pair o f Intw lned
W A S H . O Y K N T H *S T S .
h earts b ein g thought u n n ecessary. The
.P O R TL A N D , O R E G O N
letters are u su ally from six to nine
sec
Inches In height, so that th e y m ay be
W r it « direct to P rin c ip al, Room 531.
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f l M e s ; Hindiwork
O E M M O N O ,— In the « 'irc u it C o u rt ol the Slate
Mull.
HAS POINTS OF MERIT WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
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V l< -< ln tM o f h F a l s e
P ro p h e t.
J u st b efore tb e op en in g o f th e Kaffir
relielllun In South A frlcu, about the
m iddle o f the la st cen tu ry, th e sooth
sayers hade th e trib es k ill their ca ttle
and d«*ptpoy their crops o f grain. The
sp irits or th eir a n cestors w e r e to arise
and help them to ex term in a te every
w h ite m an In th e country. T h e advice
w as solem n ly accepted. W h en th e day
of tlo- great uprising arrived m uuy ol
th e rebel* w ere already starvin g. But
there cam e no gh ostly herd s o f cattle
out o f th e earth, no crops not sow n
w ith hands.
Grim, terrible fam ine
sw ep t over th e land, and in th e m onths
w hich follow ed , nltliough th e author!
ties did ev ery th in g In their p ow er to
m itig a te Its horrors, 80^000 v ictim s o f a
fa lse prophet starved to death.
V e n tila tio n .
H a v e w e «?vcr atopp«}d to think how
our an cestors tw o or three gen«>ratlons
back lived and flnnrtaj^l w ith little or
no ven tilation In their sleep in g apart
m ents? The night air u sed to be con
sldraed fl very d read ful m enace to
health and a snre Inducer o f colds.
Bedroom s w ere kept closely shut, and
y et our an cestors, m any o f them , were
hardier than w e and lived to good old
ages. A n im als burrow lu their holes
at night, b reath in g th e sam e air lover
and over again , w h ile birds and fo w ls
tuck their bends under their w in g s. Ol
course v en tila tio n is ab solu tely n eces
sary for projier com fort, clca n lln est
and h ealth, b u t people h a v e lived on
little or none o f It for ’ hundreds and
thousands o f years.
. A n o t h e r S o ft A n s w e r .
“I’m glad to sa y ,” rernarkt*d Mrs
Strongm lnde In an in sin u a tin g tone
"that m y husltand Is npt a siw rty man."
“Oh,” replied Mrs. K aflyppe, looking
very sw e e t and lunoc«mt, “I’m su rp ris
ed to hear you aay t h a t I had a lw a y i
supposed th a t h e m ust h a v e married
you on a bet."—C h icago R ecord-H erald
A re w e as A m ericana as courteous
In all our relation s o f life a s w ell d is
posed v isito rs occasion ally think us?
Are w e us courteous as m ixed blood,
T h e Rtory o ta Medicine.
eq u itab le la w s and a p revailin g sen tl^ - 4 t s nam e—"Golden Medical Discovery"
m en t o f s e lf reapect m igh t be reason
was suggt^stod by one of its m ost Iwjiort-
ably exp ected to m ake ua? D o w e n ot ant and valu ab le Ingredients — Golden
som etim es confound Issues, con fu se Seal root
Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pl«srce dis
d isin terested n ess w ith p o liten ess and
b elieve th a t becau se good breeding covered th a t ho could, by tho use of pure,
com es from th e heart all good hearted triple-refined glycerine, aided by a cer
tain degree of constantly maintained
people are con seq u en tly w ell bred? heat and with the aid of apparatus and
Y et th ere are m en and w om en w h o appliances designed for th a t purpose, ex
stan d ever ready to help their fellow
tract from our m ost valuable n ative m e
Creatures and w ho are seldom or ever dicinal roots their curative propertlra
p olite to them . Dr. Joh n son w a s one much bettor than by the use of alcohol,
of the k in dest o f m en, but o f that so generally em ployed. So the now world-
courtesy w h ich resp ects the feelin gs as fumed "Golden Jilodical Discovery," for
w all a s tbe lig h ts o f others he had n ev ; d tbe cure of weak stom ach. Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness and
er th e faln teat perception. “N ow , w h at kindred derange
derangem ents was first made, as
, w ith ou t a particle
harm d oes It do a man to contradict It ever sin
of
alcohol
up.
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him?" he used to say, and contradic
A glance
I list of Its Ingredl-
tion w a s th e guiding principle o f his ents, print
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bottle-wrapper,
talk. It Is a gu id in g p rinciple w ith will show th a t It .
from the most
Vfound growing
people o f m uch less In telligen ce today, valuable m edicinal
" T H A T W I L L D O ,” S A I D T H K O I K L S H A M *
In our American forest i All these In-
and It g iv e s to con versation a rough
ve
Iff. **MO IMl'KUTIRXMCC.”
acerbity, d estru ctive alik e of pleasure
We
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and p ersu asiven ess. It Is supposed to
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n e ss for her. On th at plea sh e kept
be a m ascu lin e p rerogative, but, like
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other m ascu lin e p rerogatives, has tieon
£Mr.fJ^¿rr.trínm)r7J7STTT»ff <ff
w a s gen erou s w h en sh e paid him off.
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usurped by an a d van ce guard o f w om
B urden w aited on the landing until en.—D elin eator.
been com piled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y ., and will tw ma I kxl fr e e to
a h e clo sed th e door, then he ran Up-
any one asking sam e by postal card, or
atulrs to h is ow n room s and tum bled
L l a e o l a n a i l M r s . IM e lc e t t ,
letter addroso«*d to the Iloctor as above.
Into th e tub. It had been bard work
From these endorsements, copied from
In her book “D ix ie A fter th e War"
standard medical I x m i U s of ril tbe differ
a n d hot. and b e w a s glad o f the chance Mrs. M yrta L ockett A vary tolls the
ent schools of practice, It will be found
to clean up. H e had risen at 4 for a follow in g L incoln story In connection
that the Ingredients composing the "Gold
fish in g trip and had m ade a long day. w ith G eneral P ickett, w ho led th e en
Medical Dlacovery ” are iwlvised not
but he th ou gh t he w ould d ress again ch arge a t G ettysb urg: Mr. Lincoln had
only for the cure of tne alcove mentioned
diM-asea,
but also for the cure of all ca
a n d slip over to th e clu b for a ch at and taken warm Interest In you n g G eorge
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
• b its.
P ickett a s a cad et at W est P o in t d u r accompalned with catarrhal dlacharg«;s,
A t th e foot o f th e first flight he cam e ing his hurried sojourn In R ichm ond
hoarsen««*, sore throat, lingering, or
hang-on-coughs, and all those wasting
fa c e to fa c e w ith th e girl. She recog- U n e o lu ’g carriage and arm ed retin u e
affections
wnlcn, If not promptly and
< s e d him In sp ite o f th e ch an ge that drew up I d fron t o f th e old P ick ett
properly treated are liable to term inate
ev e n in g clo th es m ade and g a v e a little m ansion. T h e gen eral's you n g w ife
In consumption. T ake Dr. Pierce’s Dis
covery In tim e and persevere In Its use
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cam e out, w ith her b-i’ y lu her arm s,
“T h en y ou w ere n ot th e m an the and said , *'I urn G enera! 1'icl.ett’« until you give It a fair trial and It Is not
likely to disappoint. Too much must not
ja n ltreae prom ised to sen d upY* she w ife."
Is* « «itcctsd of It. I t will not perform
aald.
miracles. It will not cure consumption
“M adam ,” L incoln an sw ered , “I am
Its advanced stAges. No medicine wllL
Burden lifted h is h a t
G eorge’s old friend, A braham Lin in
It u41l cure the affections th at lead up to
"I ad m it It," he began. “W hen I saw coln .”
consumption,
token In time.
th e m ista k e you had m ade and rem em
“T h e p resident o f th e U n ited S ta te s T'
b ered th a t I had seen P hil, th e chore sh e asked.
m an. d isgu stin gly Intoxicated on my
"No,” w ith a sm ile, “on ly Abraham
w a y la, I let you p ersist In your m is Lincoln, G eorge’s old frien d .”
ta k e th at I m ight be o f assistan ce."
T h e ch ild .reach ed ou t h is handa, and
“ And yon let m e pny you m oney." w hen Llncodn took him In h is arm s he
s h e reproached.
. M o ro , O re g o n .
k issed the p resident.
" If yon thin k I did n ’t earn It," he
“T ell your father," said Lincoln,
sm iled . ’T i l g iv e It back."
“that I w ill grant blm a special am
"B ut I m ade you earn it!" She sh u d n esty —If he w a n ts It—for th e sa k e of
d ered as sh e thou gh t o f how she hn<l
your m other's bright ey e s and y ea r
d riv en him. “And I gave you 10 cen ts
good m anners."
fo r a g la ss o f beer."
“ B eer Is only five," he explained.
K r d a n d W h ite W la e .
Piano and F urniture Moving a
" W on’t you h ave th e other one? I
“A m isapprehension about th e strength
Specialty;
Spring Truck for this.
gutw s th a t you m ust l»e as tired and a s of red uud w h ite w in es exists," aald a
E x j ir e e s a n d F r e ig h t
h u n gry a s I am. You did jo u r full v in e grow i r
B ecau se red w lu e has
sh a re o f th e work, so w on’t you com e a durk«*r. rl< li< r look pgSfflS think It is D e liv e r e d to a n y P a r t o f t h e C it y
a n d sh are th e rew ard? I know that more Intoxicating. T h e »[»poult«, real
It's nn con ven tlou al. but It w ill tie sucn ly, Is the case. Bed win«« are m ade
/a n W ill you c o m e r
by ferm en tin g grape Juice, sk in s and Trunks and Grips Delivered
The girl looked Into hla eyes. W hat seed s togeth er.
W h its w in es are
• h e sa w th ere m ust have satisfied her, UJnd«• by ferm en tin g Juice alone. In
To and From all Trains.
fer sh e turned to descen d th e sta irs th e sk in s and seed s th ere Is a lot o f
(with him.
tannin, and red w ine con tain s much
’ “ My nam e Is Burden." he announced tannin, w h ile w h ite w in e con tains
.w hen th ey reached the s t r e e t- " N a noue.
T h is tanuln. an a str in g e n t
th a n iel Burden, com m only know n as closes the pores of th e stom ach and
S la t "
p reven ts th e alcohol In the red w ine
(U n l h m a n o r l a d y w it h g o o d
; “I am 1x4a Trevor." ahe retorted. “I from en terin g th e blood fr«»ely and ref< ir iie c to t r a v e l b y r a il o r w it h a
dm glad to m eet Mr. Burden."
going, as th e sa y in g la, to th e head. rig , f«»r a lirm o f $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 c a p i
Burden tucked lier arm through ¿Is W hite w ine, ch am pagn e for Instance,
a n d led (h e w ay to th e stree t car. It has no tannin, and hernw its Intoxicat t a l. Salary 11,072.00 p e r y e a r a n d
afM’n te * , a s l a r y p a id w e e k ly , a n d
rwaa Only a abort ride, and Ix4s g a v e a ing properties are m uch ilutrv keenly
■ tt le g asp w h en sh e aaw th e restan- to lx* feared than th ose o f tb e t a nnin «*X|xHi«e* ¡ id v a n c e u . ’ A ddr«wa, w ith
J o a . A . A le x a n d e r ,
filled red w in s. " ^ P h ila d elp h ia B o ll» s t a m p
paat
—
IP ]
'
.
M o ro , Or
“I <H4 not naMae how hungry I w m tta
To 1 © Large, the shove named defend tai.
In the iiHtne of the state of Oreuon yon
are hereby required to spp«sr and siinwsr
the eonipln tnt filed acHinst von in lbs nliove
e n title d ooart and cause on or before the 1st
day o f Febru a ry , liM '7.'w iitoh date is mors
thsu six weeks a fte r tbe date o f tbe first pub
lic a tio n of Ib is summons,and if yon fa il so to
answ er, fo r w ant thereof the p la in tiff will
take indûment apainst yon for tbe sum of
«1117.35 with internat thereon from date at
th e rate o f 10 per ceil f t per r an
annnm, and fur
the further sum of « <0.00 attorneys
__ _______
__
fee« and
f o r tbe costs and diMbnrseiuonts of the ao
tiop.
s ’ By order of Hon. G. B Itoortnll, Con ply
judge of hheriuau county,Or,dated thin lHth
day of December, 190G, ibis sniuiuons is
served by publication thereof in tbe Hber-
mau County Observer, a weekly newspaper
of general circulation published in said
ooanty and state.
Dated and published the first time this
21st day di December, *. d . 11.06.
K. V. L i m lrisL n ,
7td21f 1-247]
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p.
h .
C ity
Wanted.
iDiTon;
IJ r a y
P r o t la n d , O r e g o n .
A ttorney for the State School Fund
for Sherman County.
OHCAK
t e
0 0 YEA RS'
E X P E R IE N C E
P atents
is i
Mm
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A c .
New Entirely.
Convientto Business
S c ie n tific A m e ric a n .
P o r tla n d
C o r n e r 7 th a n d S ta rk S tr e e ts .
Hotel Co.
( has. W right, President.
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
C o m m e r c ia l T r a d e
121 T h ir d
H o m e O ffice, C o m m o n w e a lth
St. Paul Railway
The Milwaukee
A. L . M IL L S , Preaid«*nt.
C L A R E N C E 8. S A M U E L ,
L. SAMUEL.
(
, ■
U enprul M an ager.
Í
No
train In the
service of
any railroad In the world
equals In equipment that of the
Chicago, Milwaukee A 8 t.
Paul Ry. They own and
OjieFAte th e ir own sleep in g
and d in ilig cars an d give
th e ir p a tro n s an excellence
of service n o t, o b tain ab le
elsw here.
Portland, Ore.
W rit« f e r
B o o k le t,
e e n ta le in f
C4<p O letea
and
” /le e > te
■tee t h e
J lg h la .”
, .
UHIC
A 00 p m
1XA p m.
U SO a m .
LIA p.m .
8
HFOKANK FLYER
6 15 p u t.
00 e ia.
fljg
i»<> elop.
I ’ueeea R igge
III 12fe.tr.
8.A7 ■«
F o »r r K a e lr r n W .ie h io g lo o , W a l k W e i la . I x w ie
ton, C ..................
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in
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lor the I. i vie Hunt.
ingluti.
7 tA il in
a .lA p ru
no i,.,,.
12 0U ,nn
I’««ere Hig?e
F O R I I.A M » - H l i . I . K
L O C A L , for a ll (oral
points betw een H ig g .
a nd F o rtlu n d .
A r r iv e s a t B ig g e
C n lu u e b la
a n *
A 15 a.m.
11.5» « ni
fi
3. in hi .
K0 1.00
00 u m . ’
Lv ' J2.1A
- pA.
W illa m r ll*
B llv a r .
Fur A eturla an il w * i poi
n e e d n g w ill« atoainar A»r I w . . c , -
N«»rtli Itoac11 M eu m er H
street douk
Leaven M00 p in > i.» ,
e x c e p t K unday. S a tu rd a y 1000 p m
A rrivea ft no p m d a ily e x c e p t 'nuiniuy,
wm .
m c m u r r a y
G e i i ’l F anSR nger A g e n t
P o r tla n d G reg.
■> . W . R. C R O C A N , A G E N T ,
.
M urn, t »
F O K T L A N L i, O K
And
B ld g ., S ix th a n d A n k e n y , P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
Manager
hi
S o u th .
Ijouud
iwuieugr
d o ily
lin » - tid«- N u l 1 N o rth bud
1 20 pm
1.40
1.44
2 04
2 ,17
-
2
2 40 •
2.41
2 .6 8
3 04
3 .1 3
2 .4 4
4 00 -
4.1U
4 .2 0
6.0O arv
.......HIlW*.----- 11.60 arve
. . .G ilw o u S .. . , 11.19
........S i n k e . . .
11.10
11.00
. . K lu m lyk ««. ; 10 46
. . . S u m m it
10.40
H a y C anon Jet I 10.24
v M cD.ttialda
10.22
. . . D e M « « . . . 10 06
.........Muro •? ... 9.66
. . K raklnvili«. . 9 .37
. Grana V a lley . 9 .2 0
. . . B o u r b o n . . . 5 .6 6
........ K e n t . . . ,
N 40
. . . . W U so x . . . s.ao
. . ; S h a n ik o ... S 00 a m
May 20, 1900
paasan gar
H TA T I O N H
d a ily
For ratea and information apply Io
W . M. O r o g a n , ktfgent
M u ro , O r.
ihe Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation Co.
R e g u la t o r
L in e
B e rth s in th e ir sleepers
are Lon g er, H ig h e r and W id e r
th an in sm a lla r cars on o th e r
H team ers lea v e P o rtla n d an d T h e
lines. T h e y p ro te c t th e ir tr a in *
D alles d a ily e x c e p t H unday at 7 a. m .
by th e B lock S v s te m .
Portal, Tb Salles and way posts
SLEEPERS
M
>lx-atory Are proof building.
Kates. fl.UO and up.
E ntirely renovated.
Cgntrally located.
Free bus meets tra in s
E V E R Y D A Y IN T H E Y E A R .
BETW EEN
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
New and eocv Ladles’ Parlor. Dining Room
now on main floor. Fine Cafe and Ladles’ r
Annex, known as the HxmaLBSBQ Room.
On Matters That' Interest You
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financially and socially,
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ing the latest news of the world,
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In T H E T W IC E - A - W E E K
S P O K E S M A N . R E V IE W ,
Sno.
kane, Wash., w ill be found __
very latest news of the world, ita
m atter including information on
politic*, commerce, agriculture,
mining, literature, aa well aa the
local happenings in the states of
Montana, Oregon, Idaho, W ash
ington and the province of British
Colombia. In addition, its ooL
umns fo r women, its popular
sdenoe articles, ita short and con
tinued stories, its “ Answers to
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and
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Problems” oombine to form a
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a d v k k t ia in o
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S. 0 . YERKES, A. 0 . P. A.. Seattle, Washinftoa.
Or II. DICKSON, C. T^A ., 122 Third Street, Portlasd, Or.
I«eavee L y le for G o ld en d a le on th e
arrival o f t b s u p river stea m er.
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STINOAT
ALONB
Iln7 — h ' “ — ’ I« -
Coun,
A nnaaaa
T,,IC
Waa '<"vi«w.
h
P ^ a lF , •e e ln .in g a m ount
Sunset, Ocean
Shasta Route
EAST via SOUTH
S top C u ttin g Y ourself
By
U s in g a
D ia m o n d R a z o r G u a rd
, Y o u C an P r e v e n t It.
W s g u a r a n te e th e se.
W e w ill refu n d y o u r m o n e y If y o u are n o t satisfied .
I s t h a t fair.
W e h a v e o u t,tb e rate to 36 c e n ts to In tro d u ce t h e m . G et o n e n o w
O n ly
36 c e n ts a n d th a t refu n d ed If y o u are n o t sa tisfied . W rite n o w , a n d g e t o n e
before th e offer Is w ith d r a w n . I t fits a n y razor, a n d a b so lu te ly p reven t« y o u
from c a t t in g y o u r se lf.
W ILLIAMS NOVELTY COMPANY
B rty M *
S a le m
-
-
B ld g .
.
O reg o n .
Chemical
Cleaning and Pressing
m en
&
Colum bia River
& Northern RyCo
F or detailed information, rate*, etc , call on or address
o f t h e f a m o u s O r ie n t a l L im i t e d
A ny S u it you h ave,
H ade a s good a s
n»a
*UNDA’’
n ew , for $2.50.
RATRS ARM
• - * * '* •
C° - ‘
SOUTHERN PICIfIC CO.
“ T h e Com fortable W ay”
R o u te
v e r lle e m e n t In T b e S p o k e » m a n - • R e email
v l,w .
F e rrn e re , e to c k m e n . lu m b e r m e n a n d m in
ere t a k e t k e T W l C B - A - W K I l t
re a c h
R O W E , C e n e ra i A g e n t,
134 T h ir d 8 t . , P o r t la n d , O r.
F or G o ld en d a le and K lic k ita t v a lle y
p o in ts. Train leave« G o ld en d a le a t
6^30 a. m d a ily e x c e p t H u n day, a r r iv
in g at L y le at
a. m ., c o n n e c tin g
w ith d o w n river boat for P o rtla n d a o d
In term ed ia te p o in ts.
• " • » • ” »»»« ‘ o » e ll— *
. T ’ .*
f a r m m a c h in e r y . T o n m . .
* > * b to b u y e o m e th ln g
T h e hem poeelbiZ
e a r to e o m m u n tc a to w it h p e o p la w h o w i-s
to
H. 8 .
a rriv in g a t ab ou t 6 p. m ., c o n n e c t I ua at
Lyle w ith th e
t ■
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V IA T H E
Keep Posted
tub
0 t a * S s i E “ o, 7
H tre e t,
The Chicago Milwaukee
S o l ic it e d
P hil M btscham
w le h
L
write
W . C. .HrHKII»«-:. e » n . A g t .
Pioneer Limited. St. Pant to Chicago.
Clean, Economical, Well Managed.
Overland Limited, Omaha io Chicago.
A most desirable company to insure in. Southwest Limited, Kansas City to Chiesio
.... ..............
Im p e ria l H o tel
you
Fem phtete.
T h e P o lic y h o ld e rs * C o m p a n y .
A ssistant Manager
If
F o r D e e c rip tiv e nrul I l l u . i m l r d
Oregon Life
AT
It 1« new and It* room* are provided with
running water and long distance tele
phones. European plan. Rates
«1 per day and upward.
H ighest priced room $3 —
per day.
rrs
T H KOI G li L'TAH aud<:OLOHADG
(’anti« (ta to , C an on o f (lie G rand
B lack C a n o n , M araliall an d Tenu<w-
-«*«• Paisses, a n d t b e W orld FameRa
R o y a l G orge
Conducted on Best Principles
361 Broadway, [”
Hotel Oregon
>
KILA 0
H l-K C T A I. lo r the Keel
vie ilu n lin g t o n .
P a e tr e H iifg e , (e lo p e)
Ar
F«-r L ew ix fn n , ldab< am t ••
fri.in Hipnrip, \\v ~ f t
I J.
A.,40 a. ill
t>i i l l u n i a i r i '
dail« ex e e p l Kai Ui t»y
A ia
4 p . I l i . «lady ex cep t F nd ««
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
*
Gurepean Plan.
J.v. D a ily .
For full ¡ntormallon call un or xddr. aa
G R A S S VA LLEY, O R E .
D e s ig n s
A n y o n e s ending a sketch and deserlntlnn m ay
q u ic k ly ascertain o u r opin io n fr e e w h e th e r an
In te n tio n Is p ro b a b ly p a te n table, ('onim uulca-
tlo n s a trlo tly o o u lM e iilln l HANOBOO k on P a ten t»
■unt fre e. < lldeat agency fo r eeeurlng patent«.
P aten ts ta k e n tb ro u e h M u n n A Co. reoelve
(perloi node«, w ith o u t c harge. In th e
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Wright-Dickinson
E » » l « i. i
Fur D a y to n , O n g ..|. « ji \ n
h ill KlV«*r |>u|||ln. A n ti
i
L eaven 7 (Nt a in d a ily ea«*t*| i Ht.in y.
Arrive«« 6.30 p.m d a lly ex cep t Hundnv
S tra ti
Vinton Hotel
I.nrweet d r
e o la tio n o f a n y e d en tlB c Journal. T e rm s . * * i
y ea r ;_foor m on th s , I L S old by a ll newsdealers
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STO P
I ( I R T I , A M > I U .P D 'r .
I ’» e iii ti t
—
I RADE IWAHn»
C opyrights
t
M ANAGER
F re e bus to and fro m tr a in *
R ates by th e day
6 0 c, 76 c, $ 1.0 0 , $ I .5 0 , $ 2 .
E u ro p ean Plan
A G ood C lean F a m ily H otel
MORO. OREGON
■>
b
ANDKKSON
d a l l « t o V otimi * C it y .
e a r n "(m a t
f | ( «! ) h i t i n
A ha ndso m e ly Illu s tra te d w ee k ly .
W hen
* ■ "*
Esmond Hotel
Notary Public.
o f O rejron fo r S h u iu ia n C o u n ty.
8. H. Bayes, plaintiff
i
I. C. lS r« e, defendant I
% to you,
C h e m ic a l c le a n in g is p ra c tic a l th e
game as g aso lin e c le a n in g used by
lad ies. W a rra n te d n o t to s h rin k o r
d isc o lo r th e goods. W e do steam _
c le a n in g i f 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 t o o rd e r, a n y p a tte r n in th e house
$ 2 5 .0 0 . D ro p in w h e n in to w n .
UNIQUE TAILORING CO
3 0 9 S t a r k S tr e e t
.
PORTLAND, OR.
Good iccommodations for
Teams and Wagons.
O verlan d E x p re m train « fur Halem
Ruaeburg, A a h la n d , S a cra m en to , O g
For any further Information write or
d en , S a n
K ranciaco, S to c k to n Loa
A ngeled, El 1’aan, N e w O rlca n a a n d tb e call on the neareat A gent, or the General
Office
at Portland.
E a st. L ea v ea P o rtla n d U n io n Depot,
8.45 p. m . A rrive« 7 26 a m ., d a ily .
M orn in g train c o n n e c ts a t W oodburn
d a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y w ith train« for
M t. A n g e l, S ilv e r to n
B r o w n s v ille
S p rin g field , W en d llrig an d N a tro n
L eave« P o rtla n d U n io n D e p o t8 .3 0 a .m
arriv es 5.65 p. m .
E u g e n e pasaenger o o n n ecla a t W o o d
burn w ith M t. A ngel a n d S ilv erto n
local. L eave« P o rtla n d U n io n D ep o t
4.16 p . m ., return« 10 86 a m . , d a lly .
C o rv a llis |m ««enger leave« P ortlan d
U n io n D ep o t 7 .8 0 a m ., a rriv e« 6 60 p.m
D a lly .
S h erid a n p a ssen g er leave« P o rtla n d
AND THK
U n io n D e p o t 4 60 p .m ., a r r iv e s8.26 a .m
D a lly .
F o rest G ro v e p a ssen g er lea v es Port
la n d U n io n D ep o t 10.45 p .m ., arriv es
1 6 0 p .m . D a ily e x c e p t S u n d a y .
CHICAGO
EAST
P O R T L A N D OSWEGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
D ep o t, F o o t o f JefferHon S treet.
L ea v es from Jefferson stree t d ep o t for
D allas a o d in te r m e d ia te poiirts d a ily
4.16 p .m . A rriv e P o r tla n d , 10.16 a m
T h e In d e p e n d e n c e M o n m o u th Motor
L in e o p erates d a lly to M o n m o u th and
A irlle, c o n n e c tin g w ith S . P. C o’«
tra in s at Dalian an d In d efien d en ce.
h ir st-c la ss fare from P ortlan d to
S a cra m en to a n d S an F ran cisco, >20;
berth, >6. S econ d -clas« fair, >15;secon d
cla ss b erth , >2.60
T ick et« to E astern p o in ts an d E u rop e,
a lso J a p a n , C h in a , H o n o lu lu and
A u stra lia . .
CITY TIC KET OFFICE, Corner Third
and Washington. Phone Main 721.
When purchasing ticket to Chi
cago and the East, nee that it
reads via the Chicago & North-
Western Railway.
Choice of
routes via Omaha or via St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
It ia the rout« of The Overland Limited
and the direct line to Chicago from tke
CoaaL Poor fast daily Chicago trains
make Connections with all transconti
nental trains at St. Paul and Minne-
apolis.
TAs Bajf o f
E v e r y th in g .
All a gen ts sell tickets via thia Una.
F o r fu r th e r in fb rm e tio n a p p lr * °
a. v. hmb «», «MMni
o, a. «.aa. a
ta s TMre a«..
sosTLaao. oae.
P o r tla n d , Or.
C. W . STING ER,
W m . H cM U R R A Y ,
City Ticket Agent.
Gen-Pass. Agt
S e e B e r t M ilR r , t h e M on k la i.d
m a il c a r r ie r , a n d h a v e h im ta k e
t h a ( p a c k a g e to y o u .
H in c h a r g e s
a r e s m a l l a n d d e liv e r ie s p r o m p t.
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