Sherman County observer., May 10, 1907, Image 4

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10,1907
Thai Speech
of Barney’s
By In a.
f t r M f t i l T a lk W ith Y e s .
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T he F o r lo rn M a n
[O rig in a l.]
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events narrated are followed aa closely
to the original happenings aa they can
be without potntlug to the actual oc­
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Copyright. I«», by »«* Wright Uanaou
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Inquire at The Observer Office if
harvest goods see GsoNCros-
you want to get into a buainees of
fisld, Wasoo. ;
any kind in Moro.
W hite Clover Ioe Cream at Ru­
The Observer la prepared to turn out
dolfs Sunday.
any olaaa o f uptodate Job printing.
For
G et onetof our indellible pads
N e w stock, steam presses, new type.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
) Had Irinda been beautiful or had aha s ad stam p tor m a rk in g lin a n .
Three Dollar Gold Fountain Pen
k n o w n that there were time« when »be
McCormack Headers for sale by
was very charming Indeed It never
for
$1.60, The Observer Book 8tore,
Geo N C roe field, Wasoo.
would have happened.
this
month. A hard tim es bargain.
Irln da’s worst fault waa morbidness
Old newspapers for sale at The
when she remembered that the waa
After 1 pm. W ednesday, it is very
sallow and pale eyed and had aandy Observer Book Store.
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.difficult for us to handle copy that
hair when she would have preferred
Draper* for .11 H e e d ... »od Her-
for obaoiM ,n , he
pink and white complexion, dark eyes
and golden hair. She would have add­ Testers, sold by Crosfield, Wasoo.
There is probably no medicioa ■ w »
ed dimples and beautifully arched eye­
Wedding Stationery, at
The J that is relied upon w ith more ooufidemc
brows, too, If she could have had her
than Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and
way about It. Aa a m atter of fact. It
was only vrtien the waa remembering
The Observer is the Sherman I Diarrhoea Remedy. D uring the third or
her ugliness that she really was ugly. county paper you w a n t.
a century in which It has been te user
H e r face In her times of forgetting pic
a
J
A — to Geo N
M P m « . people have learned that it ie the one
Send
your orders
Croa-
Wh#n
tured quite pleasantly her pure spirit
and loving heart.
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field, he has the rig h t goods.
wn h water au(j aWeetentd It is pleasant
Irlnda and a Jolly lot of other mnslc
Penoils, 10 oents per doxen, rub- to take. For sale by Moro Pharmacy,
lovers were on a train bound for San
currence.
M atthew T uttle waa a good man, a
and a good husband. Ue
ieig fo rtd W y off la thia world’s
a happy and poptegted. Thia
great l a ' m a ria w it h fb« ra»erva-
fhsf so *nr m ttle appeared. T h a t
he had pteana la oertalc. T hat be waa
conteafod and happy la assumed be­
cause he showed no sign to the con-
airteetioon after Loeineee hours
M r. T uttle did not come home aa usual.
U te w ife watted dinner an hour; 9, 10
o’clock came, and still he did not come.
Mra Tuttle supposed ha bad been un­
avoid ably deUkied. but why had he
not telephoned aa usual? A t 11 o'clock
ah« Ailed up the police headqttnt ter»
j^qargrtnir tt~’
th e y »end to c e rta in
plac e s where her husband might possi­
bly be A)and These places were vis­
ited, but M r. T uttle waa not at any of
them.
¿noratos the city waa ran-
the mlsStaff w in —th a t la,
a fte r the usual hour for his appear­
ance a t Ms office. T hat hour came
and the next, and there were no signs
of Mr. Tuttle. The day passed w ith ­
out the slightest trace of him. Ills
Wife
condition border-
w
lfe soon fell into
Into a co
j
l«ff « »ni nervo
W indm ills and taoki. hardwood
and sheet eteel, babbett. G N Cros-
Typs-wriler paper at The Observ-1 fleidf Wasoo.
Additional Local Meutioa
nn
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her insert, Observer Book Store.
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Observer, all printed in Moro.
We guarantee perfect eatiefaction
I can eave you money if you will
on eyery purebaee. J W Meetoinger
oome and see me. Geo N Crosfield.
a Son, Pioneer brick, Moro.
Pencil holders, that bold tbs pen-
Tank pump and boee rubber and
oil in any pocket, at The Observer |
leather belting, link and chain belt-
Book Store.
ijog, all eiiea. Geo M Croefield.
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Stationery, paper, pent, ink,
be had at The Observer business
pencils and all eorte of Ictae, at the
office— 5c. per oopy.
Observer Book Store.
If you want summer bunoh grass
Dr. C. Hartley, ie permanently
pasture for your horses, see adv of |
located in Wasoo for the practioe of
P F Maus.
a
. . .
.D entistry, Charges reasonable, and
LW Roes, the Wasoo je w e le r, ha»
work guaranteed.
just received a new $85.00 Regulator
.
L * by 8 .lh T bom a. Clock Co.
Th’ N” B'M ’ '*,
J
I moat deservedly popular hotel, and
Our “ ade” attract attention and mine hoeti j j Heckard aod wife,
advertise. When you get our ad- ftre ent|tie j
B very liberal patron
vertteing, you get business bringere. ftge The u b l# i t B„ppiied with
" I suffered w ith rheumatism for over everything nice, aryi the rooms are
two years, says Holland C urry, a Key I new, neat and clean.
A Woman’s Back
Has many aehas and pains caused by
weaknesses and (ailing, or othar displace­
ment, of the pelvic organa. Other symp­
toms of female weakness are frequent
headache, dlsslneaa, Imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw­
ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvlo
organs,faint spells with general weakness.
If any considerable number of the above
symptoms are present there Is no remedy
that w fltglve quicker relief or a more per-
than Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
t baa a record of over forty
W h en
In
P o r tln n d
•T O P
W hile they last, we ofler 170
rolls of Crepe Papers, regular 15
oents, and 10 cents values at 3 rolls
for 26 cents. Any shade, any num ­
ber.
Observer Book Store.
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Moro, Or
- ¿ h r V. À. Gordon Co.
S u b ì ud b i i Dealers.
W est. F la , patrolman. Sometimes it
peop,e e w y w b a re take pleasure in
settled in my kneee and lamed me eo 11 teetifyi ng to the good qualities of Cbam- M o r o « o d C r^ tau V o l l e y .
could hardly walk, at other times it
Coogh Remedy. Mrs Ed P h il
would be in my feet or bands, eo I was Hp# q( Barciay| M d. writes, ” 1 wiah to
Receives Deposits, Sell exchange,
Incapacitated for duty. One night whenl
j ean racomniend Chamber
and
do a G e n e ra l B a n k in g business.
waa in severe pain and lame from it my W m c OUgh Remedy. M y little girl
wife went to the drug store and got a Catherine> 2 years old, has been taking
bottle of Chamberlains 1 ain Balm. I was I
whenever she has had a ookl S.S. Hayes, Manager at Moro
rubbec w ith it and found that the pain #inc< >he
2 months old. About a
bad nearly gone daring the night. I kept moBtb ago j contracted a dreadful cold
a r»n«ral Basking
on using it for a little more than 2 weeks my#elf
j
cham berlains Cough
r.u M -la d ; loAM mads,
and found that it drove the rheumatism
and WM
M W«H M ever.” anrnial eredita gnst>t«4¡
». rent account subjaet
away. I hare not had any trouble from por
by Moro p harmacy.
>n lia i, dep'v'tta.
that disease for over three months." For
aale by Moro Pharmacy.
| Avenarius Carbolineuu is a germ
Wright-Dickinson
Hotel Co.
Chas. Wright, President.
M . C. Dlcklnare, Manager.
u.
Fbllanint Livery Co.
tetro
J. M . P a rry .
j
PorUud,Tha lUlttiBlwvpqjsti
*1» story Are proof building
k n tlr e lf ran01
ranoy>tad.
Centrally loeated.
yraa bus meets train a
Hew and'eosy Ladles' Parlor D inins Room
■ow on main Boor. Fins i.'sfa and Ladles',
Annas, known ss the HsiusLsaae Hoorn.
ANOiCttsON
Columbia River
Sbasti Route
EAST via SOUTH
I^eaves L y le for Goldendale on (lie
arrival of the up river steamer. »
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F ree b u s to a n d from tra in s
R a tes by th e d ay
6 0 c, 7 5 c, • 1. 0 0 , ® I . 6 0 , « 2 ,
E u rop ean Plan
F a m ily
H otel
Vinton H otel
G R A SS VALLEY, O R E.
N e w E n tire ly .
C o n v ie n tto B u s in e s s
PR IC ES R E A SO N A B L E
Conducted on Best Principles
C e m m r r r la l T rttd e
& Northern RyCo
F or Goldendale and K lic k ita t valley
toiuto. T ra in leaves Goldendale a t
»JlOa. m dally except Sunday, a rr iv ­
ing a t L y le a t 7:80 a. m ., oouueotiug
w ith down river boat for Portland and
Interm ediate points.
M ANAUXH
Cwr b t ud Morrises Streets
G ood C lea n
Steamer« leave Portland and T h e
Dalles d ally eaoept Sunday at 7 a. m.
arrivin g a t about 6 p. m ., oouneoting a t
L y le w ith the
5
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Sunset, Ocean
P r o tla n d , O r e g o n .
O H tA K
■ •lic it* «
t
1
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verland Kxoroas trains f«»r Hnleru,
lUmetMirg, A shland, KnornmenU», O g­
den, Han
Franclsoo, HtoehtnQ Ixm
Angelrs, E l I*a*n, N ew Orleans and the
East. L eave* Portland Union Depot,
H 46 p. in . Arrives 7.26 a ni., dally.
M orning train «»uuectaat Woodburn
daily exoeut Bunday w flb trains for
For any further Information ‘ w rit* or
M t. A n g e l, Hllvertou
B row nsville,
Hprlngflcld, W en dltng and N a tro n . ball on the nearest Agent, or th f General
Office
at Portland.
m
Ixreves Portlnnd U u lo e Depot8.80a.m .
arrive« 6.65 p. tu»
Eugene pasHeuger connects at W ood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and Hllvarton
local. Leaves Portland Union Depot
4.16 p. tn., returns 10.86 a.tn., d ally.
Corvallis pas*euger leave« Portland
U nlou Depot 7.80a m ., arrlvM 6.60 p.m.
D a lly .
Hherldan ftaaeenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 4 60 p.m ., arrives8.25 a.m
Daily.
Forrot Grove passenger leaves Port­
land U nion Depot 10.46 p.m ., arrives
160 p.m . D a lly except Buuday.
fin ii icoommcdations for
Teams and Wagons.
P O R T L A N D OHW EGO H U B U R B A N
B E R V IC R A N D Y A f e lH IL L
D IV Ir t f O N .
DejMit, Foot o f Jefferson Street.
¿V, WOMEN
R obertlne gives w h at every woman
most desires—* perfect com plexion
I t brings th a t »oft. »mouth fra» I
clear tin t to the cheek th a t «» .v.te-
y o u th fu ln es s .' f t w ilt b r ie *
to those who lack it; It w«ll »cl « n
It for those who already :»n >««.•'*, Il
It w ill enable you to successful >
combat the ravage.« of w eather on.l
time. D o n 't doubt—d o n 't argue J»:»'
try R obertlne.
t o u r drugRlat »11,
give you a free »ample. A il drug
gt*ts keep R o b e r t ^ ,
Leaves from Jeflerson street depot for
DnilaMSiiil Inleriiiedlate points dally,
4 16 p.m. A rrive Portland, 10 16 a.m .
T he Independence M onm outh Motor
I,In® operate« d ally to M onm outh and
Airile, conneeflng w ith 8 . P . Co’s
trains * t Dad la* and I t>de|»*ndence.
bind-clas* fare from Portland to
Sacramento and Fan Frandsoo, >20
l>erth,|6. Kehond-clnae fair, f 16;secou<!
class berth, >2.60
Ticket« to Eastern point» and Europe
nleo Japan, C hina, Honolulu aa<
Australia.
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and W ashin gton . Plione M ain 7x1
Portland, Or.
C. W . STING ER,
W m . rte M U R R A Y
C ity T ic k e t Agent.
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fiasco, Oregon.
]|e DllltS,
R egulator Line
Rudolf
l. tr.
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I t Is new and Its rooms are provided with
running water and long distance tele­
phones. European plan. Rates
»1 per day and upward.
Highest priced room $3
per day.
ladies, Beautify Shelves.
0ABSY UEBE
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Hotel Oregon
Pranclaco and e week of gruud opera.
Jim. her satellite, was aloug. not be­
cause be appreciated grand opera, but
beenuee he appreciated Irlnda.
posse.! a m i M r
So much for the hero and heroine.
T u ttle was not heard from. The police
gave him up, considering his case one Next the villain, to whom hla Celtic
o f the many In which the subject 1« mother had given a ravtahlug pnlr of
murdered and the body successfully blue eyes and a tongue tuned to soft
got away with. This they at last told words. Barney wna not a villainous
vllInto at all—fust a warm heortod boy
m — Tuttle, and aa soon aa she became
«m vln ted e f t t herself. accepHng the who loved everybody aurt wanted to be
Inevitable, she became resigned Hud loved by everybody In turn. H e must
regained her health, n e r huslmnd’s have the villain's p a rt because there
cannot be a second hero and because—
gdxulnlatered, and widow
, ware fouud to have lo­ But you shall see.
as the train aped along Jim went to
an Income as they needed,
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
a fte r M r . T u ttle ’s dlaap- the smoker—not to emoke, for he had that she did not love and never had I destroys the cause of decay in posts
■aa of fortorn mien went never learned how, but because he
loved Barney. H e r eyee wandered to
t im b er. The U8.Goverum ent,
Tattles' front door and rang feared Irln d a might be tiring of him. the opposite side of the car, where Jim
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Practical W atchm aker
Of the servant who answered Barney Immediately took his place.
sat alone. A little flicker of sunshine the ORNCo., Multnomah county,
Boon a fte r a lady and gentleman
ha asked If Mrs. T u ttle
was touching hla brown hair with gold. I and city of Portland, are making
and Jew eler.
Aa Irln d a ’s aeat
H e was Informed that abe boarded the train.
Irlnda. w ith a quick Indra wing of her
j UM of jt on bridge timbers, THE DALLES, - - OREGON
had
been
turned
so
that
her
back
was
hut had rented It
breath, remembered that It had looked
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toward the engine, the newco-
w ith her children
etc. It is the best chioken lioe de­
Just so the morning her mother died
303 Second Street, next door to the
were
In
full
view
of
her.
The
lady
away.
The doctor had told them—her father stroyer on the market, and will
Pacific Express Company. ,
morning, and he bent her bead, and some rice fell from and herself—that the sick one could
sweeten and preserve a water trough,
her smart brown turban. The gentle
■trolled aimlessly for aw hile till, pass
not Ijve through the day. and he had
Mail orders promptljr attended to
U*M • jfjmrch, he eutered It and took man smiled, and the lady’s cheeks goue 1 way and left them to their kor- pig pen, stable, eto.,and keep »way
A ll work warranted.
went r»d as rosea. Tbon she opened row
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'flies.
It
is
«
guaranteed
article.
Mlaerably father and daughter
“ w h a r T that handsome marble be-
her magazine and tried to look uncon­ had communed together. She must be I The Observer Book Store is d istrib -
Mda the chancel 7” he asked In a whis­ scious.
told, but each shrank from the telling. u to r of the pure article in Sherman
“Ob, Barney,"' brenthed Irluda. “Isn’t Juat then Jim had come. H e had been 1
per of one next him.
O O U n ty.
•T h a t’s the T u ttle font.” was the re
the bride lovely?/ Do look at that but
like a son to Irln d a ’s mother, and they
i*ly. “I t w as placed there In memory tartly In her veil Just at the corner of relegateli the task to him, knowing
T u C u re to C eld In O n e Day-
o f M atthew Tuttle, who disappeared
her sweet red mouth! Bee that perfect that Jim never had shirked a duty In
■red never was heard from .*
curve from her forehead to her chin as hla Ufa.
First Street
Strongs Brick
T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u in in e tablets
The forlorn man made no reply and she looks out the window. Now, quick.
(the remembered how he had gone A l l druggists refund m oney if H fails
when the congregation was dismissed Barney, she Is turning to her husband. about It—not smoothing over the sad
M O RO , ORE.
to cure. E . W . G ro v e ’s s ignature is op
w ent out wUh the others and stood on Bee her beautiful eyes.
They’re ns facts at all, but w ith eyes and manner
the chureh steps as If not knowing brown as her dainty hat.”
each
box.
26c.
h ml wonls eo full of sympathy and
Conf«ctlon«ry,
where to go. Presently be went dewn
Barney’s ravishing eyes glanced at tenderness and stanch hope of the un­
Ipto the street nud boarded « trolley the beautiful lady, Barney’s quick known future that death seemed to
U M M O N S .-Is Ita Circuit Court el th . Slate
«rf
Oregon
for
Sherman
County
car. A fter h alf an hour's ride he got mind took in the situation, and Bar­ lose something o f Its dread. And as
Cigars, Tobaccos,
t eg a cemetery and, entering the ney’s warm heart rose to the occasion. she, at the foot of the bed, had lifted W II M oiri« sud H A M oore )
te, fiogowed a walk till he came to
B illiards
Pool Tables
P la in tiff» , vs.
up her tear stalued face she saw a ray
Smilingly he turned to Irlnda.
M k r e o n waa a hsadwnne roonu
J L H iu ith , W illie L S m it h ,
“W hy, I never think of a wemau’s of sunlight touch Jim's hair Just as It
a n d Q n o rg r M e tiler,
jn e n t
H e read (he inscription. T a
D efend nnta
looks, whether she has a pretty face or was doing now,
-lfewrory o f M atthew T uttle " The man
Blip tried io picture Barney In the
n ot T hat doesn’t appeal to me. When
T o J L H tn ith nnd W ilb e L S m it h th» »'«ov«.
ed at the other graves In the let,
Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
I know a woman she attracts me or death chamber. He would not have
m im ed dofeiulHiit»:
«
te each separately. then went
not according te ushether or not she lacked In sympathy, but he would have In (he m im e of tho Miete o f Oregon»
in season. Soda Water, bottled
Yna are hereby rrtpiired »0 npp»«r ftid
tried to bring encouragement where no
One morn lux In Geneva, Bwltaeriaad, has magnetism. Magnetism Is as inK><l encouragement could tie. She drew answ er 'b e eom p la in t filed AamnSt yon 10
^>and
fountain, always on hand
a
name
aa
any
other
for
what
no
one
1
he
shove
e
n
title
d
oonrt
end
osuse.t'n
or
lx>-
* 0 1 X Mra.
M T u ttle bad gone to put bar understands. But. believe me, Irlnda, contrasts as she watchod the brown fore the ?ih day of June, A. D ISO?, which
children at school, abe waa walking
date te the lest dsy nam ed for the pul) lion-
hair
turning
gulden—contrasts'between
the bridge leading to an Island magnetism le the charm of a w aw tu , foam o f the sen and thè cool blue lio n of thia Rommons. and fo r fa ilu re to
do so. the plsin ttffs w ill apply te the oonrt
one, wpw and then «tapping not a pretty face.”
depths of the ocean Itself, between a
the re lie f dem nnded in th e ir oomplHint,
n over tba stoma guard and look« ' Barney’s bln® eyes said so much more pending reed and n sturdy pine, be­ for
to-w it:
For Jndk m ent against yo« for the
Into the crystal w ater» A fte r one of than hla tongue, rolling ever so slight­ tween Irresponsibility gnd true heart- sain o f «18,69ft «», w ith interest thereon iron» M f U T A R Y
these pan»«e s h e ‘ raised her heed to ly hla ‘V s ," that Irln d a ’s colorless face ednees. Then she went over to the October 25th, 190ft, « t the rate o f 8 per cent A C A D E M Y ,
gnoeed. Bstddealy ehe clutched a t the flushed hecomlugly. The eyee said that seek where Jim sat alone. The face be per Aiinom and for the fa rth e r ta in of >7A0
attorneys fees sod lo r tho costs snd dis­
etone beside her and was sinking down she, Irlnda Bowen, had the magnet­ turned toward her startled her w ith Its bursements o f this s a lt, and fo r s deOT««» of
ism. or whatever It w a a and that It
b t bar In bis arms,
oonrt
foreclosing »aid m origsgod p r * 1
sterno«
snbleot to the mortgages of the Oregon
had never occurred to Barney whether
nd
“Irinda, I have loved you for a long M ortgage O om psny. and the A lb a n *» tru s t
before the eeton
or not ehe was pretty.
time, but you’ve always put me off C oinpnny, and d ire c |ln g th a t the nroeeed»
nappy thoughts fluttered around Irln ­ from telling you. I t may aa well be »rising from said * 4 * bo appltod to tho
’a»u)d apeak, and then
Mad b e r brain was (bat da for the rest of the Journey. Barney settled now and forever. I w ant yon paym ent of said jn dgm ou t sod tbs coats
left her, am i Jim came back.
She for my wife, and I'll do my beet to snd expenses o f m ak in g said t a l* . «0 fa r
■be had been deserted.
ss Ik e same w ill a pply,«ad th a t the defend­
i t . - > ’baraAa^a ?«• beaar abe asked, ■mlled at him. H e didn’t know It was make you happy. I don’t want any ants J L S m ith and W illie L Health and
«n impersonal smile, horn of Barney’s trilling, child. Jnet plain yes or no.”
draw ing away.
George M eeder.end a ll persons olsitatns by,
th ro u g h ,o r under them , be forever barred
“I remember," ha said, placing his words. Shs reinem»>ered the day when
"Jim, If you really w ant any one re
band oa hie forehead. **e long while she had cried out fiercely at bet lack selfish end ugly and foolish as I am snd foreclosed o f any rig h t, title or « in itv
of redemptiowv *n d that Ib e p la in tiffi be ah
***Bgo
«■»’> boarding
srareaasAaaag e train. Where I waa of beauty, and Jim bad answered:
I ’m sure you're more than welcome. lowed to beobme purchasers a t said «a|e and
don’t know. A fter that I re
“W hat difference doee It make what I ’m not worthy to be your wife, th a t the offloer m aking eoch aale be sathor-
going I don*
tsed, empowered end directed to p ln o the
aothlnc 4111 three weeks you look like? Tou are always beau­ though,'* she replied humbly.
■aeatbered a
purchaser thereof in »he im m ed iate poaeea-
ago. when I suddenly *®emed to come tifu l to ma, Ii liidn.”
“Tl'ou a rt all that la fa ir to me, my aion of said premises on the dsv of sale snd
to myself. I wee In Philadelphia,
H e never knew why she had puaiu '* beloved."
for sneh other end fu rth e r re lie f as to the
m ay seem eqoitable in the preniinea
took a train fo r bona and found you Mm away when he would have put his
Jim ’s voice was hushed as one who oonrt
T h is eommone Is published by order of
had cotes over bare. I haul BO trouble arms around he -
Stupid old Jim prays. His syes, looking down rever­ H ob . George B. U o a rh ill, Opunty fa d g e (or
te Identifying myself and getting gouldn’t know that he had made a ently at bis little sweetheart, were Hherrosn oounty, O regon, under date of
J W O M | to fotlow you- I have Just ar
tacit acknowledgment of her ugliness, wondrous tn their great kapptnere, and A p ril M t h . 1907, t b * « ? ‘ P’ b l‘• " * 7
rived. At your apartments they told while Barney—why. Barney bad never Irinda, though tearful, smiled content­ being on A p ril Jfitb, l» 0 f. and the l ief pnb-
Itoetion June 7 th . 1907-
tea* you walked here mornings while thought anything about I t
m .
edly In
K . V . L r m .s v is i.n
ere a t school.” >-
Grand opera week went by In a di­
7ta96Je7—» 1 1
A ttorney for Pis
e looked a t her husband for apason of glory, Irln da waa wonder­
« r««aev^ W in te r toeemrt.
rear tt ta bis forlorn, fully happy, and. every day she told
The organ grinders of America, ne gH K B lFF S ' «A I.«____
n. Then, though herself shyly and w ith many blnshes lees than the millionaire«, have their
In the C irc o li C ourt o f the State of Ore­
UBOhesr^L abe threw her how much
The organ grinders’ gon. fo r Sherm an C ounty.
caring for Barney. winter reeort
moment a
By v irtu e o f an execution sod order ot
It was uot till they were homeward w inter resort Is Ita ly , the Ita lia n R i­
by struck 12, and soon bound that the tragedy happened.
viera, and every boet that «alls for Na sale laened ont o f tba C irc u it oonrt o f th *
State
o f O regon .C otm ly o f Shoeman, mt the
children came running to
The tragedy? No, It was not the plea or Genoa In the late autuma has 6 b day o f A n tll. 190?,
LOUI, in
■■ • M ti thw ete pan
A man none of them re
la plain
plaint«
tiff, and
train leaving the rails and plunging a steerage crowded w ith organ grind ding, w h *re in R . J. G in n is
who stood by their mother
Is
r
g
s
r
e tt* H a
s ll, Hh
Hti
B
K
H
a
ll
end
M
s
rg
s
re
Tt)eee men do re w ell In the
down an embankment. I t waa only
nv,a oorporstio
eorporation, and Wasoo Clark
a
fte
r
another
In
hla
T
ra
d
in
g
*om
j»aoy,s
Mercer Bros., Proprs.
1 **" 1
Barney’s pleasant voice, rolling ever spring sod summer that they can a f­ W srahonre
______ __
llin g com
pany, a norpora-
M illin
e»m p*nv
•A n » and kleeed them Than the re-
- -
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so slightly hla r * a -lt was only Barney ford a w inter at home. Their borne Is tio n, are defendant«, to me directed end
giaiied Yamlly w ent away
a lovely pne. fa r different from what coanmsndiRg ea* to sell at poblie safo tea
Every kind of rig to order,
tba children’s school making thia remark to Alderly. the
Latdff. when —
fo llo w in g real property, to-w it: The fv>rth
they would get If they stayed In Am er­ h a lf o f the eonth weet qu arter, the ntath and »11 orders prompt and sati«-
finished, the fam ily went In­ chaperon’s husband:
f a s fintebe
They sit at home on ancient west q u arte r o f the eonth east q a a rtw a»d
**I have been noticing the ladles In ica.
to tte
t h f Alpe
Alps te
factorv at reasonable prices.
Bo
flar r the summer l a the
the aontb weat qu arter o f the north east
outonui Mra. VWttWa health Bad here this car, and 1 don’t bellevo I evee saw stone benches In the sunny square« of q n arte r ot section 19. township I »oath * f
Farmers teams fed as well as
eo many beautiful ones together. Don’t lift Is mountain town«. Behind them
1 by tba Invigorating mountain
ritrae IS seat of the W illa m e tte merltoMB, they are fed at home, if not better.
aid they «11 staled tor America, you know It la rare to find a really rise In the blue and gold sir the pale in Sherm an county, < iregon, Io satisfy «be
Telephone at our expense.
I f her eyas are pinnacle« o f the M aritim e Alp«. Bo- anm of *901.66 w ith interest thereon at six
b fore reacting home the Inacrtp- beautiful woman?
peroeoi. per annum from November 9.
h jll been removed Item the T u ttle fine, something la wrong with her chin; fore them, but fa r below, stretch®« the end th e fa rth e r earn of «116.00 at the ta te
blue and glistening floor of th e sea. o f ten percent.per annum from Oct a l , 1904.
f<mt. and the monument In ■ her m as"—
triads felt sick and voluntarily dos­ with tiny ships coming and going Ye«, and the further enm of »160.00 with in
I
In the «SUMtery h a d been re
ed her ears, while her sun seemed to It 1« very pleaeant for the organ grind a t U e rate o f ten percent, per annum from
r TW
October H o t. 1904, and the fa rth e r e«m o f
leave Its horlson
Barney, who never ere a t home.
Palms bloom every, «60 00 attorneys teea.nnd »2»«1 costs and
"S DM
thought of a woman’s looks, waa dis­ where. Oranges, yellow a« geld, shine costa and aeorging <?<*». I w ill, on
not te
N o ta ry Public.
cussing woman's baautyl Then he bad among the foliage. The air Is sweet
te eeane
Saturday, Kay 11th, 1907,..
not
meant
what
ba
had
M
id
to
her
at
with the perfume of the great rose and At 9 o’clock p. m . •« enld day. at th * d *o r
questionable If
Attoroey for tha State School Fund
.
memory have ever received ah.
violet farms that feed the voracious of the Oonrt House tn tbs C ity of Moro,
Irlnda
felt
very
much
as
she
had
fair Shanaaa Cotrnty.
W e knew that
perfume factories of Grasse. And It la Rlrerman county. O regon, sell to the high*
Is a process of when some one told her that George cheap
F or 10 or 16 cents a day an eel bidder for oeab in hand, a ll the above
but how and why Washington and his little hatchet and organ grinder can be as happy In hl«
WUIlaro Tell and the apple were prob­ winter resort as the mUllooalre caa
W. B . MoOov. B hagti Of
ably only pleasant ■torkse. But at tba
M n llm lO -* ]
b a t e Ms te r $ l f t « $ l A
~nt.
f
C o r n o r 7 th a n d Stark f t r e e t a .
nal roots found In our forests and con­
tains not a drop of alcohol or harmful, or
hablt-formlng drugs Its Ingredients are
all printed on the bottle-wrapper and at­
tested under oath as correct.
Every Ingredient entering Into "Far
vorite Prescription" has the written en­
dorsement of the most eminent medical
writer« of all the several schools of prac­
tice—more valuable than any amount of
non-professional testimonials—though the
latter are not lacking, having been con­
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients
In numbers to exoeed the endorsements
given to any other medicine extant for
the core of woman’s Ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
of unknown composition as a substitute
for this well proven remedy o r awoww
oOMroamow, even though the dealer may
make a little more profit thereby. Pour
Interest In regaining health Is paramount
to any selfish Interest <nf Mt and It Is an
Insult to your Intelligence for him to try
to palm off upon yon a snhstltote. You
know what you want and It Is his busi­
ness to supply the article called for.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the
original "L ittle Liver Pills" first put n>
by old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago,
much Imitated but never equaled. Little
sugar-co*ted granulee-easy to take as
candy.
--
Wm.
Im p e ria l H o tel
O «.
ewrgftew» Ikfon
R te » ,
m a MaieuMAS
Manager
Bigg«
’as e n g in e serv ice
OncJe Sam ares tta UlTIOB OAS
ENGIHB lor bi« 6»M outtt» is tta
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atrviM. Tkto roagb trestareet is
• tre» practical tret of rtliciency and
bthty. T ta DVIOH OXS B S O IM to ore
•trueted u ««eh a aup«rior stunner sad of
•■eh flat material that it atari« aaay, work«
•asy and rasa esay uadar iwdtaary, »rary-
d«y, rough farm oaa«e Before yoa tnreat a
c«at ta « gsa easiaa wrtta faraar fraaretalag
<«rt-
Union Gas Engine Co.
69-66 First St., Portland, Oregon
F. P. gstaan. Bale« Agent
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