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L e a v re f r o m J e fle rte m s tre e t dejH»t for
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16 p .m .
A r r iv e P o r t la u d , 10 16 a .m .
com e out whole— can be aerved at leas co*t than freah ones
though equally aa good. T h e y m in t be juat a red, firm
ripeneaa fo r R e fe rre d Stock ulc— the kind you would pick
fro m the vine if you had your choice. Q u ality is the abao-
lut requirem ent o f every vegetable and fru it that g o t* into
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Yon are hereby required to appear In the
al.ove e n titled oonrt, and n u a»er tbe oom
b r o th e r
T h e s e cou s in s w e r e g ro w n
p la in t filed aualnei yon in tbe above e n tl
tied s u it, on or before tbe laat dav o f tb<
w h e n H e n r y w u a b o rn . H e n r y o w n e d
th e e prt «ertbed in tbe order of pn b liaa tio n .
a fin e f a r m a n d w a s supposed io pos
to o it: O n or b. fore th e lfitb day o f N ovem
aesa o th e r p r o p e r ty to w h ic h E n o c h
her. 1907, and If yon fa i) to ao appear and
a n d L y d ia w e r e h e lr a -a t-la w .
They
niiHtrer. p la in tiff w ill apply to Ib a O o urt for
tbe re lie f dem anded in the e o iu p la in t file.)
w e r e s e lfis h a n d c r a f t y a n d h a d fo r
herein agninat yoo, to -w it: F o r a deoree it»
yeare b e e n w a t c h in g H e n r y to see
aolving the bond« of m atrim o u v now eviat
C hat he d id n o t m a r r y , th e r e b y p la c in g
I ng between the p la in tiff and yoam eK on
tbe ground« o f w illfu l deaartioot « o d for
a n h e ir o r h e irs b e tw e e n h im a n d
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ord.
•nah other and fu rth e r re lie f aa Io tb e Conn
th e m .
A b o u t th e tim e h e c a m e o f
qi«v neem equitubla and in ai.
a g a th e y b ro k e u p on e o r t w o In c ip i­
o pon yon by pub-
('hia summon« ia aerv ad u
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lioation thereof for a p e rio
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•YOU l i v b u x k e ?” ua i h t s u b < x i a t k u
to s ell th e a n im a l, " I s o m e tim e s h a v e in Hburuinn eofinty. O regon, in poVannuo«“
m o v e rs In t h e r u p tu re s .
H e n ry w as
w a y s le t y o u h a v e y o u r o w n w a y . a n d
to au order o f tbe lio n E . V . L»»tleffe'd
to t ie a k n o t In h is t a ll to p r e v e n t h im
Judge o f tbe above e n title d Ooort, d u ll
t h i r t y - f iv e y e a rs o ld w h e n he b ecam e
I f y o u w a n t to m a k e a n e x p e r im e n t go fro m s lip p in g th ro u g h h is c o lla r.
B u t m ade oo the 30th day of Septem b er. 1907
e n g a g e d to L a v o u la . M ills , a n d by th is
on. I w o n ’ t h in d e r y ou. I supi>ose In t h a t ’s n o m a t t e r .
O c c a s io n a lly , too. I and »he date o f the first p a b lio a tip o Ih ere t
t im e h e kql&w w e ll th e g a m e th a t w a s
a m o n th o r t w o y o u ’l l l>e a p p ly in g fo r
4lb day o f O etober, 1907.
have
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W . D . FuasatAM, A t t o r W
being p la y e d b y h is c o u s in s T h e y a s itu a tio n In W *«<*•
th e h a y In s id e p f h im fr o m g e t t in g sun
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fo r P la in tiff
h a d s e ttle d th e m s e lv e s in Ills bouse
“ N o th in g o f th e k in d !” she flashed. b u rn e d .
H e ’s a good horse, b u t t h in
a t th e d e a th o f h is f a t h e r w h e n he
“ I ’ll fin d a s itu a tio n o f ra y o w n . I ’ll
M y w i f e a n d h e r m o th e r too k h im fo r
w a s a m e re la d . a n d u p o n a tt a in in g
cease to lie R o s am o n d M a y th o r n . T o ­ a d r iv e th e o th e r d a y , a n d th e y foo l
m a n ’s e s ta te be h a d fo u n d i t im p o s ­
m o rro w
m o rn in g I ’ll bw R o s a m o n d Is h ly le t h im t r o t.
W h e n h e tr o tte d
s ib le to g e t th e m o u t
Soon a f t e r his
M a rs h , a n d I f y o u e x p e c t to c a tc h ft th e r a t t l in g o f his bones so s ta r tle d
Sallownesa Tri
e n g a g e m e n t he b a d s e rv e d th e m
g lim p s e o f m e y o u ’ll h a v e to be up h im t h a t h e b o lte d , p itc h e d m y w i f e
to Dusky Beai
n o tic e to q u it , a & l . k n o w in g t h a t
e a r ly , f o r I ’m o ff to m y bu siness c o l­
and m o th e r -in -la w o u t a u d k ille d th e
dark akin become« faaeiaatmg
w o m a n w a s to 1« th e m a n a g e r o f
lege n t 8 o’c lock.
old w o m a n .
O h, h e ’s a good h o rs e I f
when delicately aoft, qndepmreiu)
t h e h o u s eh o ld . th P y h a d p re p a re d to
T h e r e fo llo w e tl d a y s w h e n R o s am o n d th in , h u t h e ’s v e ry u s e fu l." —L iv e r p o o l
w ith the m diant glow which ttidi
s ta y a n d s tru g g le f o r th e n r ts te r y .
w a s u t t e r ly fa tig u e d jin d d is h e a rte n e d
catea a healthy, active akin. Robert
M e rc u r y .
,
T h e d a y a f t e r ti»« s to rm I-a v o n le
M a n y a tim e she h o v e re d on th e v e rg e
ine keeps the akin refined in quality,
M ills h a rn e s s e d u p th e r o c k a w a y a u d
o f g iv in g u p h e r course a n d g o in g back
keep« pores free from c logging was» e
T w o R eason« W h y .
and stimulates the tin y rapillanes to
d r o v e o v e r to th e T h u r s to n f a r m
to h e r b u t t e r f ly e x is te n c e , b u t th e sam e
A g o v e rn m e n t o ffice r r e c e n tly r e tu rn
contribute the color which charms in
W h e n n e a r in g tlie house she s a w
v it a l e n e rg y th n t in n d e h e r f a t h e r a
e<l to W a s h in g to n a f t e r au olisen ce o f
blonde and brunettealike. Robert
lo n g s tr e a m e r o f b la c k c ra p e h a n g in g
p o w e r In W a ll s tre e t w a s In te n t in
som e y e a rs a b ro a d . l i e m e t an old
ine it certain projection against tan,
f r o m t h e k n o c k e r, a n d h e r h e a rt s a n k
her. too. a n d she s tu c k It o u t c o u ra
sunburn and freckles if applx*«! be­
frie n d w h o h a d been In te re s te d In f ly ­
w i t h i n h e r. H u r r y in g u p th e ro a d w a y
g e o u aly, th o u g h o fte n th e p e n c ile d le t ­
fore expoeure to sun o r «rind
in g m a c h in e « a n d a s k e d :
to th e bo ose, she e flw E n o c h c o m in g
te rs s w a m b e fo re h e r eyes, h e r b ack
Spreads like an im percep tibb «been
" W e ll, p ro fe s s o r, h o w o re y o u g e t­
o u t o f t h e d o o r. H e to ld h e r t h a t d u r ­
a ch ed, a n d h e r A ngers a lm o s t re fu s e d
of gauze oveCakin surface, form ing a
tin g a lo n g w i t h y o u r a e r ia l m a c h in e T'
in g th e s to rm H e n r y T h u r s to n w a s
to ’•c la c k " a t th e ty p e o f h e r m a c h in e .
shield stim ulating and preserving a
' I t Is n o t y e t a c o m p le te success.”
d r iv in g th r o u g h a w o od.
A tr e e had
T o a g ir l a cc u sto m e d to w a k in g n t 10
delicate, lustrous beauty
th e p ro fe s s o r s aid , w it h a sad s m ile .
b e e n b lo w n d o w n a n d k ille d h im .
In th e m o n ilr-g It w a s no s m a ll w re n c h
I h a v e t w o th in g s to a c c o m p lis h be­
F o r a t im e g r ie f n t th e loss o f one to
to p u t h a c k th e b a u d s o f th e clo c k to
fo re I c a n s ay t h a t i t is ."
w h o m sh« w a s to h a v e b een m a r r ie d
7 a. m . as a r is in g h o u r a n d In s te a d o f
•W h a t a re th e y ? "
w i t h in a f e w d a y s a b s o rb e d e v e ry fe e l
lu n c h e o n In a w e ll a p p o in te d d in in g
' I m u s t d la c o v e r h o w to g e t m y m a ­
room to s c u rry to a r e s tu u ra u t f o r s
lo g . T h e n w h e n she h a d becom e r« ;
c h in e in tb e a ir a n d th e n h o w to k ee p
s ig n e d t o h e r lose she c o u ld n o t b u t
h u rr ie d m i.ld a y m e a l. —
I t th e r e ." — Success.
fe e l th e h a rd s h ip o f h e r p o sitio n . H a d
“ M.v. Is n ’t It flu e to t h in k t h n t o u r
t h e m a r r ia g e c e re m o n y ta k e n p la c e she
course Is n e a rly fin is h e d !" sigh ed M a t ­
w o u ld h a v e b een T h u r s to n ’s h e ir. A s it
ty B ro w n , a t r im g ir l in b la c k , b u s ily
w a s , she m o a t p lo d on , as she b a d lo ng
eng a g e d in p u ttin g on h e r b a t b e fo re
P lin y *s Y a rn s .
liv e d , in p o v e r ty . S h e w r o t e to L y d ia
a s m a ll m ir r o r w h ic h h u n g Iu th e
P il n y ’a y a r n s a b o u t h u m a n a n a to m y
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were s o m e th in g w o n d e r fu l. H e te lls
P ro tla n d , O re g o n .
from t r in k e t s H e n r y h a d le f t a n d r e ­ In g fo r w o rk n e x t. W o u d e r i f w e ’ ll o f a ra c e o f s a v a g e m e n w h o s e fe e t
OtH iAK a iw k k so n manaubm
c e iv e d f o r r e p ly t h a t th e re w a s n o th ­
soon g e t n n v ? "
a re tu r n e d b a c k w a r d a n d o f a ra c e
in g w h ic h c o u ld be spa re d . T h e n she
• I
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k n o w n as M o n o c o li, w h o h a v e o n ly
T h e tm n d re d s a n d hundred.» wf lo ” e.
M o r r is n
h e a rd t h a t th e cousin s w e r e ta k in g pos­
on e
lin t a re a b le to le a p w i t h s u r ­ b s r t a t
w h om she (Missed la th e s tre e ts each p ris in g a g ilit y . T h e s a m e p e o p le a re
session o f th e p r o jx T t y M h e lrs -a t la w
Free bus to and from trains
n ig h t a f t e r th e 5 o’clo c k w h is tle s b le w alao c a lle d th e fk la p o d a e , because th e y
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s a g e t o h e r b y te le p h o n e a n d w h a t It
In h e r b ro c a d e d b o u d o ir.
S he k n e w p r o te c tin g th e m s e lv e s fr o m tb e sun b y
60 c, 76 c, $ 1 .0 0 , $ I .6 0 ,
m e a n t. Rhe In q u ire d o f th e d iffe r e n t
n o w t h a t It w a s com posed o f In fin ite tb e s h a d e o f t h e ir fe e t. T h e s e peop le
fo r m e r s li v i n g n e a r w h e w be h a d b een
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her-« I f sin g le d o u t fr o m « d o zen n p p ll-
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n e a r ly so la r g e as h a d b e e n e xp e c te d .
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t e r ’s tools, she w e n t to th e T h u r s to n
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f o r m , s a w e d a h o le In th e s ta b le do or,
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opened It, to o k u p a b o a rd In th e s ta ll
m a n n e r, b e t In e v e r y d ire c t g la n c e o f suspect t h a t he Is op b is w e d d in g
d e s c rib e d in h e r lo v e r’ s m essage a ud
h is s te a d y g r a y o m o , e v e r y m o tio n o f to u r, d o n ’t y o u see? A n d besides, he
fo u n d a t in b o x. H a v in g c a r r ie d I t
gets th e c h a ir .—B o s to n T r a n s c r i p t
h is w e ll |»olse<l hefid.
h o m e , she op en ed i t to fin d a go odly
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p a c k a g e o f bonds a n d , b e tte r th a n a il,
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m o n th s la te r, lo o k in g a t h is d a u g h te r
a w i l l sig n ed , b y H e n r y le a v in g a ll his across th e d in n e r t a b le t h a t s p a rk le d
“Can y o u g iv e b o nd?” ask e d the
p r o p e r ty to h e r, b u t e n jo in in g h e r to
Judge. “Have y o u g o t a n y th in g ? ”
w i t h s ilv e r a n d c u t glass
p ro v id e f o r his cousins.
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w ih j . The u n io n oab «noma ta eaa-
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to go In a n d In v e s tig a te
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os in to tb s bouse u n n o tice d , but th e r e d u s t "
lying down for? A r e you tired? Cad-
e> e® F irs t > ♦ ., P o rila a d , Oregeu
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as evtd o n c « t h a t T h u rs to n l e f t hia
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a tired o’ carrytn*, hat Fm
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am. a n d h a waa killed In s ta n tly .
Of conatte*!-Poach.
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o f O regon for Hhsrtnan C ouatv-
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N o tic e 1» hi reby giveu th a t on J o iy ft,
1907, tlie S la te of O regon, by ite d u ly an-
th-inxed agent, iu doe fo rm , bled in tbi»
oflloe an a p p iic iitio tr to «elect ae in deiuu ity
Mciiooi land the NJ^NW J«. and lo t 1 o f •
tio n 2d. luw naiiip I Booth, range IA •
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A iiv and a ll per»on« c la im in g adversely
•be abovv-deacribed laud«, or d e a iiin g to
ohjeot Io the allowanoe of the ««me, «hookl
file ib e ir olniin« or objection« in »bi« offio*
on or b< fore tbe l l t b day o f O ctober, 1907.
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C. Dickinaea, Manager.
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a i.iw e r 'l>* c u n iB lsm i Ahnt spsiuKt t e e b
■ ln- s»> ivo cutith -ii soll,i»n or 1* f -rv
las-
d,iv ot Hie »•»>'• l’r> »oribed iu tbs ordvr ol
p i i b l i c i i l l o i i , t u w i i : on or befor» »holst dsy
>.f N ovem ber, 1907. and i f von f e il • • «o «P
p ,ir und uuswer, p H iu t if f w ill spyl» u»tb»
ü u rt fo r tbe r’-llv f dero«t>d*d in tue i
p l h i i i t M ed b rre in sesm«« y o a . to»»it, fo r •
denree dissolving «he bonds e f m e triin o e j
m.w e x irtin g bvtween llie p ls in ti® and yoor-
s, lf o n t b e gron ndsof w illfo l dvoertion; »nd
fo r »lieb oihvr M id fu rw $ F r e iir f $$ t<> iBt*
Quart iiih v «ce»n « qnitab lo and Jn»t.
T h is B’üuusoue »aserved onua yon bv pob-
lidMt», n thereof ft » a p u rio d o f «ix sootw-s«
Ivo w. t-k« in I b a S b e r.u a n C t u m y Obeerver.
a w teU ly newi.pnper o f g e rv ta l o iro o la tio n ,
pobliaoed in Sherm an oounty. O rettoa, iu
poritnanee io an order o f tbe H o q E V Li»-
» lo llfid , lu d g e o f »b« aiiove a n title d e o e rt,
dulv luad« on tbe l t t h dsv o f Heptem ber,
IÎK17. and »he d a ie o f tbe a m t p u blioatiox
thereo f ta ili« 20tb day of Septem ber, 1907.
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Jewelry of all Kinds.
P r is o iiu Estvll« M p M i l P t a i t M i f f ,
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Steamers leave Portland and The
Dalles dally except Suuday at 7 a. m,
arriving at about 6 p. m., connecting at
Lyle with tbe
SOÜTHÍRH PiCIfIC CO..
D ire c to rs .
at the «Jatr nt
Fortlud, The Dalles asd w R&ts
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
Jff.
y e r s s s i^
W e Maw» bo ••or»»« I W . P « IU a
th » t o n e a ia » o f a u ou r m »4leta»u .
I t 1« new and it« room « a re provided w ith
ru n n in g w a te r and lo ng d U tance te le ­
phone«. E u ro p e a n plan. R ate«
’ >1 per day
and u p w a rd .
H ig h e s t priced ro o m $ 3
per d a y ,
A d d re s s
Drs. Ferguson and R euter,
A l.o aMU>uO«tursrs S<
P M M O N O - In (he C ir .u it C ourt
O rrgi.n for Hl.e'mutr itn in tv.
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Hotel Oregon R egulator Line
O ne freq aan t i » n n o f b«rt blood Is i
s
Istoria Navigation C i.\
1 * 0 1* G i l II <1
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does It send out good blood
or bsd blood? You know, for
good blood is good h ealth;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what id
take for bad blood — Ayer’s
S a r s a p a r illa . Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
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The Dalles, Portlani, and