h ig h ly colored fa ce o f the prisoner as
h e w a s led off to the lockup, clo sely
guarded by qu ite u n n ecessa ry counts
bh«s* a fter offerin g to w ork o u t the
M ORO, OKltOON J
fine by sh oein g the y o k e o f o x en k ep t
F R I D A Y ....................... N ov. 22, 1907
to aid the p au p ers In th eir w ork on the
tow n farm . T h e proffer , had been re­
fu sed w ith a great sh o w o f d ig n ity .
P*r»*n«l Talk With You.
It w ou ld h a v e req u ired no g rea t e f ­
fort for th e burly prison er to tea r d ow n
I f you do not read Tbe Observer
th e bars w h ich covered th e w in d o w s
JVhy N o t?
o f the Jail and w h ich w ere rather m ore
W esh o u ld like to have y<»u take
B y / T r a n A J L M e lu o n .
for decoration th an for a n y th in g else,
It , and we Know It w o u ld be pro fitab le to
b ut other th o u g h ts w ere la h is m ind.
you to becom e a subscriber. W e send It
H e w as, for th e first tim e In hla life , a
C opyright. 1907. by F ra n k H . Meloon.
tw o years for $ 2 60; o n e > ear $ 1 6 0 ; 1 2 H c t*
prisoner. I t w a s th e d u ty o f th e to w n
a m o n th Is a’ t m uch. T r y If. O rd e r by
to w h ich he had paid poll and property
Postal C ard, and pay for It w h e n you can.
T w a s nt th e fall electio n s th a t th e ta x e s for m o te y ea rs th a n he cou ld
A t any tim e when requested to do
feud begau In P o ttersv ille. John really rem em b er to provide him w ith
an, the paper w ill be discon tinu ed . B ut we
G r a n t th e v illa g e b lack sm ith , a bed aud bourd. T h e ex p erien ce w a s
exp ect th a t a ll arrears w ill be paid he lore
big, raw b on ed fello w o f en orm ou s n ot on ly n ovel, b ut a lso d istin ctly
such req u e s t1»« m ade. I t Is easy to fs k us
p leasin g, v e stin g him w ith a se n s e o f
lo r a statem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly tnuaclo, w h o se fa ih lly had hailed from
n
ew Im portance.
N
ova
S
cotia,
had
<lared
to
oppose
ren dered at any tim e .
It w a s ea sier than w ork in g, th is Jail
Judge W eaver, can d id ate for th e le g is­
lature. From th e ju d g e ’s i>olut o f view life , and a fte r th e first w eek la th e
—X the w orst fea tu re o f th is presum p tu ­ w ell w arm ed lockup he began to look
ous a n ta g o n ist# w a s its su cc ess. Ju d ge forw ard w ith regret to th e tim e w h en
D R IN K
OF
w
W eaver had lieeu d efea te d by the nar­ he m u st lea v e i t
W ith th e p a ssin g o f th e first fo rt­
row m argin o f oue. vote, an d b ittern ess
B U T T E R M IL K .
w as ev er th e rea fter to ran k le In his n igh t o f th e six ty d a y s’ con finem en t
th is s ta te o f affairs, h ow ever, liegan to
heart. r
A nother sou rce o f v exation for th e pall on him . H e fou n d th a t a v a ca tio n
(O r ig in a l.]
E n och Quill sat on the sen t o f a m ow ­ Judge w a s th e a ttach m en t w h ich he m ay be o f too lon g d u ration . H e be­
e x iste d b etw een gau to pine for work. F urtherm ore,
in g m ach ine gultUug a pair o f stou t could not f « 11 to
farm boraua uud atten d in g to th e tuttr h is d au gh ter N ellie, a girl o f pretty h is pride w a s se rio u sly uffected. Ou
chlne at th e sa m e tim e. T he sum m er, face. m edium heigh t, plum p person tw o or three occa sio n s J a iler GlbsOn on
lea v in g the lockup a fte r b rin gin g in
season had settled d ow n from the
th e b la ck sm ith ’s su p p er had fo rg o tten
flckleuees o f spring and taken on that
to lock th e door a fte r him . T h e p ris­
stea d y w arm th w hich g iv es life to the
oner rem on strated In forcib le la n g u a g e
crentures o f earth. A thrush w a s pip­
a t th is In atten tion to d u ty .
in g In a tree, a robin w a s teach in g Its
"I'm goln ’ to be lock ed up n ig h ts
brood to fly. O ver a b lu e sk y sailed a
h ereafter, J ld i G ibson,” he said , k n it­
w h ite cloud, ca stin g w h a t seem ed to
tin g th e red sk in o f h is foreh ead Into
Enoch to l»e th e shadow' o f a hu ge
a m a ss o f fro w n in g w rin k les, "an' I
bird.
It passed, and th e sun shone
w a n t you to u u d erstan ’ 1L T h in k o f
ou t seem in gly brighter and w arm er
m e sta y in ’ in Jail w ith o u t b ein ’ locked
th an before. The iu h u reined In his
up! A in’t I got a righ t to be locked
hors«w at a tu rn 'for a rest, took off h is
up?”
stra w hat, w ip ed the sw e a t from his
“I ’ll p u t a sp rin g lock on th e door
brow aud looked about hltn.
tom orrow , Joh n , a n ’ th en If I g o aw«ay
From the farm h ou se lieueatb a
a n ’ forget to lock th e door you can
clu m p of trees on the hill cum n Mabei
clo se It a n ’ lock It a n y tim e you w u n t.”
Judd, Enoch’s em ployer’s daughter.
"W ell, Jim , all I a sk 's to be locked
She w ore a calico dress, a cheap apron
up lik e I ou gh t to lie,” a n sw e red th e
aud a sunbonnet. T he sun poured Its
m ollified prisoner. “T h a t’s a ll I a sk .’’
ra y s over her and w as reflected bright­
'"Yes, an ’ I ’ll d o m ore than th a t,”
ly from a tin bucket sh e carried In her
con tin u ed the co n sta b le.
“I ’l l ' h a v e
hand. H er approach bropght a p leased
th a t lock bo ’ s you can open It from th e
look to the young farm hand's face.
Inside w ith a n ail.
N obody but ua
T he girl cam e on over the field w here
n eed k n ow , a n ’ you can step o u tsid e
John Barleycorn stood In b attle array,
a n y tim e you w a n t to. I’m d o in ’ th is ,”
em ergin g w h ere Enoch had left w h ole
h e w en t on h a stily , “ ’ca u se I d o n ’t
com p anies and platoohs ly in g sla u g h ­
w a n t you to g et sick w h ile y o u ’re In
tered on th e ground. ITien sh e cam e
m y ch arge. P riso n ers g e t all th e e x ­
to w here he sat on h is Iron sent, and
e rcise th ey w a n t In e v ’ry w e ll reg u ­
a s she looked up nt him and he sa w
lated Jail, a n ’ 1 a in ’t g o ln ’ to h a v e no
her pl»*asaut ovul face a w ay dow n in
on e s a y th e P o tte r s v ille j a il’s b eh ia ’
the sh ad ow cast by her su u lsm n et he
gasp ed w ith th e great Joy th a t w a s In
th e tim e s.”
“No, nor I n u th er!” agreed th e b la ck ­
him.
"I been churnin', Enoch," sh e said , HE GENEROUSLY O F F E R E D TO F IG H T TH EM , sm ith h eartily. " H n ve aom e tobacco,
“aud 1 thou gh t a drink o ’ b utterm ilk and m any su itors, on the on e hand and J l m r
Ja iler G ibson took a p ip efu l o f th e
’ud ta ste good to you .”
W illis W en h am , son o f th e first se le c t­
She took the cover off and handed man, w h o w u s in th e m id st o f b is co n te n ts o f th e blu e an d tin se l p ack ­
th e bucket to him.
course nt ou e o f the big ea stern u n i­ a g e ex ten d ed to hltn, and, ro llin g It la
• “T hankee, M iss M abel,” he said and versities.
th e p alm -o f h is hand, s a t d o w u to h a v e
d rank th e contents. "It’s done m e a
S electm an W euham w a s an oth er o f a fu r th er ch a t w ith th e prlsouor.
h eap o’ good,” he added, handing the J u d ge W eaver's p olitical op p on en ts;
"See here, J o h n ,” h e b egan , "the
b ucket back to her. “I d on ’t k n ow but but, thou gh th e Judge n ever fo rg a v e b oys arou n ’ P o tte r s v ille are g e ttln ’
o n e thlntf th a t’s done m e m ore good.” one w ho crossed h is w ill, th is w aa n ot m ig h ty bard up f ’r n h orsesh oer. T h ey
"W hat's t b a t r
the reason for h is op p osin g th e m atch d o n ’t w a n t to go ou t o f to w n f r one
"Your brlngln’ It to a« e”
Itetween h is d au gh ter N ellie and th e th in g. ’S id es, th ey cou ld n ’t g et n ob od y
"Oh, th at w asn't a Av trouble,” sh e selectm an 's son W illis. T h e Judge w a s n earer nor Spencer, a n ’ th a t’s m ost
an'd. a sligh t red com in g into her a m an o f *n ieau s, w h ile S electm an fo rty m ile a w a y . W e’ve lieen s talk in '
chi-eka under his gaze.
W enham , thou gh p o ssessed o f a m od­ It o v er a t th e grocery sto re, a n ’ w e d e ­
"It isn't the trouble; It’s the d lsp osl
erate co m p eten cy , cou ld lea v e b ut a cid ed to a sk you If yon w o u ld n ’t lik e
tlo n to do I t I didn't know you ’d keer,
sm all sum at h is d em ise to each o f to d o a little w ork h ere. W e could fix
ao m uch.”
his n u m erous fa m ily , o f w h ich W illis up a p la ce w h ere you co u ld do sh o elu ’
“Oh. I aor you out m ow in ’ In the sun,
real slic k .”
com posed e x a c tly on e-th irteen th .
and I thought It 'ud ta ste good.”
"I d on ’t k n o w ’s I’d o b je ct to It, J im ,”
W ith y o u n g W enham a b sen t a t col­
T here w a s u brief silen ce, w hich
lege, tbe Judge w a s ab le to g iv e hla d elib era ted tb e b la ck sm ith , "provldln*
E n o c h e nded.
un d ivid ed a tten tio n to th e v illa g e th e b oys d id n ’t th in k ’{w a s le ttln ’ m e
"I w ish ed I ow n ed a sm all farm o'
b lack sm ith
IT« w as w illin g to bide d o w n on my s ix t y d a y s .”
m y o w n .|’
"NO 00® w o u ld thin k th a t, J o h n ,” In­
h is tim e, for he k n ew Joh n ’G rant to
“1 w ish ed you did, Enoch, for your
be one of th ose m en w ho w ith u n fa il­ terp olated th e con stab le. ”W hy,'tw oul<j
Bake.**
be Just a fa v o r to y o u , If y o u ’d d o IL
ing regu larity g et th e m se lv e s Into
T h is w as not all the truth. Sh e w ish ­
It’s m ig h ty sllp p 'ry on th e roads, an*
licastly sta te o f in to x ica tio n Just on ce
ed for the farm for her ow n sak e as
every tw e lv e m onths. F or a fu ll w eek It’s hard on th e h o rses’ f e e t T h ere’s
w ell as E noch’s. Then sh e m ight be
m oro’n fifty on 'em n eed sh arp en in '.
It w a s th e b lack sm ith 's cu stom to
th e h ou sew ife.
W ould sh e be the
"Twould
be Just a stro k e o f com m on
w restle w ith Joh n B arleycorn , q u its
h m iw w lfr ? E noch had never m ade
h u m an ity on your part, Joh n , If you'd
lo v e to h e r. T he v iew K uocb to o k of w illin g to b e overcom e.
——
T he on ly a rticle In th e w arran t for do i t ”
It w a s th at sh e w ish ed It for h is Bake
"W ell, you go -a h ea d a n ’ fix th e th in g s
th
e
la
s
t
tow
n
m
eetin
g
o
v
er
w
h
ich
alone. H e thought he w ou ld never
np,” agreed th e prisoner, “an* I reckon
h a v e a farm , and w ithou t o n e h e h a d -H » e r e ,h a d n o t been more or less con­ t w i l l b e all righ t”---------- -------
test
w
a
s
th
a
t
w
h
ich
ca
lled
for
t
b
s
n o b u sin ess to m ake tove to a girl w h o
T b e n e x t d a y a p ortable fo rg e w a s
w ou ld lik ely som e d a y 1 Inherit oue. H e erection o f a tow’ll lockup. It w a s gen ­ o b tain ed , an d a h u g s p air o f b ello w s
erally
con
ced
ed
th
a
t
P
o
ttersv
ille
h
ad
gath ered up the reins.
s e t up. T h e sm ith don n ed hla apron
"I’m m uch ob liged for the b u tter­ reached th a t sta g e In a to w n 's p rogress and did a ra ttlin g b u sin ess. On tbo
w
here
a
Jail
Is
dem
and
ed
for
th
e
pres­
m ilk ,” he said.
d ay fo llo w in g h e shod J u d g e W ea v er's
"It w a sn ’t any trouble," sh e replied ervation o f p ea ce and order. ~ A n ou t­ tro ttin g h orse K ollock, 2:18, w h o had
m ech a n ica lly and, turnin g, w ith a d is ­ sid er m ight h a v e o b jected th a t there earn ed hla record a t th e co u n ty fa ir
ap p ointed look on her fa<‘e, w en t back had beeu no arrest m ad s In th e little th e p reviou s year. T h e b la ck sm ith a l­
o v e r John B arleycorn 's sla in sold iers v illa g e e x c e p tin g of b oys on truancy so sh od th e yok e o f o x en from the
aud through his w a r in g fo rces that ch arges sin c e th e co n v en in g o f th e last to w n farm . F or a w eek he w a s forced
sto od still d e fla n t
L on g b efo re sh e tow n m eetin g, hut th is w ou ld h ave to turn a w a y trade d ally and e v en be­
reach ed the h ou se sh e agn ln heard the been regarded ns a M ach iavellian a t­ gan to talk o f h irin g au a s s is t a n t
m onoton ou s rattle of th e m o w in g n p - tem p t at Inqtedlng th e w h eels o f
P eop le w ho liv ed m id w a y b etw een
ch in e. S om ehow th e p leasu re sh e had progress. So th e n ew stru ctu re had P o tte r sv ille and S p en cer w ho had been
risen
triu
m
p
h
an
tly,
w
ith
n
ot
so
m
uch
ta k e n In It had gone ou t o f it. E noch
In the habit of goin g to Spencer n ow
had said n oth in g to w arran t th is as it h in t o f gra ft, u nder the su p er­ cam e to se e the stra n g e sp ecta cle o f a
vision
of
the
selectm
en
,
and,
althou
gh
c h a n g e o f feelin g. Bhe had d raw n au
Jail prisou er d oin g h orsesh oein g. John
the su g g estio n o f Im lldlng had com e
In feren ce from h is m anner.
G rant had m ore b u sin ess th an ev er
E noch finished c u ttin g th e w h eat from the m onth o f Ju d ge W eaver, none b efore. H e offered. If the to w n a u th o r­
th a t d ay and received h is w a g es. T he sa n g the p raise o f con cep tion and exe­ itie s w ould arrest and send to Jail
n ex t he w a s gon e w ith ou t b id din g M a­ cu tion m ore loudly than th e village som e tram p w h o k n ew so m eth in g
black sm ith .
bel goodby.
ab ou t the w ork, to hire him as a s s is t ­
It waa a t the fall election s, as w e
T en years passed, and M abel ow ned
an t and even to pay tb e to w n for hla
t h e farm . Bhe m anaginl it h erself, have said, th at the feu d started be­ keep. T he co n sta b les, thou gh en join ed
th o u g h sh e hired th e w ork done for tw een John G rant and Ju d ge W eaver. to be ou the alert, fa ile d to find su ch
her. O ue season there w ere no han d s It w a s not until the approach o f th e
a personage.
t o be hired, and w h en th e w h ea t fo llo w in g sp rin g th at the latter found
In th e m ean tim e W illis W ei
tbe
sou
gh
t
for
ch
an
ce
to
"get
back”
at
rljiened sh e atarted ou t w ith th e m a ­
cam e hom e from th e u n iv ersity
c h in e to cu t it h erself. It w a s Just th e sm ith. O ne m orning In early F eb ­
fo rtn ig h t’s vacation . I l l s a tte n d
■och a m orning a s th a t on w h ich sh e ruary the blackam lth failed to sh ow np
N ellie W eaver onco m ore b ecam e a
had had her la st talk w ith Enoch at his p lace of b u sin ess. A lin e o f six
Source o f an n oyan ce to tb e Judge.
O utll. A m a n - he looked lik e a tram p or m ore Im patient team sters se t out
Bym puthy In P o ttersv ille, ns It Is ap t
A t H enry
—stop p ed In the road and lean ed over to look up the reason.
Conte's hostelry, k n ow n ns th e Com e to l>e In an y tow n , w a s w ith th e y o u n g
th e fen ce near w h ich sh e waa driving.
Inn, they foun d IL R ed eyed and people. In so m e w a y It g ot rum ored
• “ W ant an y hired help?" he asked.
■ M at*) drew rein and looked a t him m audlin, m ostly ohHvlotis to the cares around th e to w n th a t N ellie’s life nt
hom e w1»s m ade n on e o f th e plcaaant-
a o m e tim e before rep lyin g.i H er f e a ­ o f th is w o r’d. ret «ret i;-1 • t ».!!. b u r st
•st by her fath er. F u rth er com m en t
lng Into toaid an d h k c o n g h s a« uu e x ­
tu r e s w ere shaded by her sunbonnet.
p ostu lated a g a in st the hard fa te th a t wu.'. uroured » bou the p<a»tniaster g a v e
, "fteem s to m s,” sh e said , "that
ad c
i
bad
carried
nit u n d e of his a w a y on ou t th a t M iss N ellie had retu rn ed o o s
str o n g m an lik e you o u g h t to ow ks b
vork m S J b e w ron g sid e o f a log d rive th irty o f W ran gle's (th e w ea lth y su m m er v is ­
fa rm o f h ls o w n and n ot go wo:
liefore, w a s the v illa g e b lack ­ itor’s) letter s unopened. T h e in cid en t
fo r oth er people
I “ I triad to git one and failed . I w a s sm ith, lean in g for sym p ath y and su p ­ sh o w e d a fu r th er p rogress In th e sta n d
ch ea ted .
Bad title and bad crop s.” port agnlnut the rose colored, reek in g tak en by th e e n erg etic y o u n g lad y
(These w ere few w ords, but they told bar over w h ich tb e liquors o f tb s a g a in st th e plau o f her fa th er to m ar­
ry b er to th e a fo resa id W ra n g le In­
at story. A fter a p au se tb e w om an Como Inn w ere served.
John G rant refu sed to do th e work stea d o f to y o u n g W en h am .
a sk e d :
T b s crisis w a s reach ed early In April.
the teamster«; desired of him , but gen
" H ow m uch yon w a n t? ”
erously offered to tight them , eith er T h ere bad b een an Ice storm d u rin g
" A n yth in g you lik e to p ay.”
one nt a tl'no or ull together.
H is th e n igh t, m a k in g th e roads a s slip ­
•(Well. com e In here an d take hold.”
pery a s g la ss. U n fo rtu n a te Indeed wag
T b e m an w en t to w ork, and th e wo- tender v, u* cou rteou sly refu sed .
wreut th ro u g h th e W h e a tfie ld to
T h is tim e, h ow ever. John G rant w a s tb e h orse th a t w ith u n sh arp en ed sh o es
t h e bouse.
A fter aw h ile, w h en th e not to en jey his ¡Mrilng from the path had to ven tu re on them . T rade w a s
an n w ae g ettin g h ot and tb e hired o f sob riety w ith ou t payin g the penalty brisk a t tb e Im provised b la ck sm ith
h a n d waa g ettin g th irsty, he sa w her th erefor ns provided and laid d ow n la sh op , and Joh n G rant bad all th e w ork
he cou ld h andle. J u d g e W ea v er's tro t­
«coming w ith a tin b u c k e t
the statu te* of the sta ts. J u d ge W eave
ter K el leek w a s late In g e ttin g Into
i "I been churnin’," ahe said. "W ould
er fom *d th e u n w illin g countable*, a ft­
line, s o th a t It w a s n ea rly n ig h tfa ll,
(you Ilka aom e butterm ilk?"
er co n sid er sb le gondlng, to action. T b e
r T h e rnen raised th e b u ck et to his b lack sm ith . snoring In slu m b er, wad w ith a bitter w in d b lo w in g from th e
tlp e w ith a trem blin g hand.
"Ten dragged out of the w oods and ca st Into n o r th e a s t w h en th e p rison er black:
sm ith a t la st strip p ed K elleck o f Ills
a s a r s ago,” be said . “ I tuk a drink o' th e n ew lockup.
On th e fo llo w in g
sh o e s and com m enced w ith h ls u su al
b u tterm ilk , and I’ve never forgot IL”
m orning be had sotiered up aufiV leo tly
k “A n d I ain ’t forgot glvln ' It to you.” to ap|*esr l»efore the court, w h ich la ex p ed itio n th e task o f resh oeln g.
T h ree shot's had l*een n ailed to K o l­
$ "You know me?"
Potters« llle itieant Ju d ge W eaver.
lock 's p ran cin g h oofs w h en an e x c la ­
"I k n ew you the m inute I s aw you
T w o of th e con stab les sw ore to h a v ­
m ation from tb e Judge d raw th e a tte n ­
le a n ln ' on the fen ce ”
ing seen Joh n G rant very drunk and
tion o f the w a iters and lo a fers to a
» "I w e n t a w a y to git a farm . I w ant- disorderly at (he Com e Inn.
There
cou p le d a sh in g by a t h igh sp eed in a
ad to put you on It"
w a s no d efen se. T he b lack sm ith even
fa m ilia r sle ig h
T h ey w are W Ulls
"1 th o u g h t you didn't w an t m e.”
pleaded
g
u
ilty
w
ith
a
certain
am
ount
& «1 did.”
W en h am and J u d g e W ea v er’s d a u g h ­
o f elation . A p p aren tly'th e one uncom-
w a s a |s u a e
Tbe w om an f Orta Ms featu re o f the affair to him ter N eills. A s th e y turned up th e road
an d picked up a apear o f w a s th e long and m aliciou sly worded w h ere, tw o aud a h a lf m ile s d is t a n t
the h ou se of the m in ister w a s situ a te ,
»wheat
h aran gu e w h ich , te h ln d tbe d ign ity of
" W all,” ahe said p resen tly, "there's th e la w . Ju d ge W eaver d elivered to it d aw n ed on th e com p an y th a t th ey
to git a farm asetn' there's th e prisoner, closin g by sen ten cin g him w ere w itn e ss e s o f an e lo p e m e n t
T herg w a * a m p le A im s fa r th e an gry
to s ix ty d a y s in 1’utteravlUe Jail knd
Judge to ov erta k e the cou p le, provided
fining him $<170 costs.
1 ‘A n d th a t’s th e and o f th e story.
John G rant drove the nails of Jha
a - M iT c m n *
T h e r e w a s a b e a tific
The
O b serv er.
9
Pottersville
Episode.
I
1
,
r.
fou rth sh o e w ith hla cu sto m a ry quick
ueaa. T h e Judge cem m u u d ed him to
hurry.
lu atu ad o f d o lu g s o h e la id
tho sh o e d o w n aud sa id that, as he
w aa a p rison er, w o rk in g o n ly to oblige
fo lk s, he'd lie h a u g ed If h e ’d d o afaoth
er tap o f w ork fo r a m an ao low dtnru
a s to s w e a r a t h im . T h e Judge plead
ed -nn d a p o lo g ised In vain . It w aa pal
w h en th e y o u n g co u p le retu rn ed .and
rendered J u d g e W ea v er “m r ^ l s s i i
w ith m g e by th e a n n o u n c em en t o f
th eir m arria g e th a t J oh n G ran t w ou ld
conuent to put on th e o th er sh o e.
T h e very n ex t d ay cam q a n April
th a w . T b e tra v elin g w a s so bed th a t
the prison er's o n ly v isito r w a s J a iler
G ibson, w h o brought him h ls nasal«
In th e n ig h t w h en th e b lack am lth re­
tired the rain w u s p ou rin g o u ts id e In a
m onoton ou s drtxxie. T h e 1’otterBTUl«
ja il w a s situ a te d on tb e b an k o f a
sm a ll but d eep river, an d tb e waters o f
th is strea m w ere y ello w ed a n d sw o lle n
by th e f r e s h e t
In tho early hours o f th e m orning
there w a s n alkie a n d a fa ll s a g g
sp lash .
O ver in to tb e riv er w e n t a
sectio n o f bauking, tb s P o ttersv ille
Jail and th e prison er th erein .
The
stru ctu re d id not float far, but' g ro u n d ­
ed on th e sh elv in g sh o re op p oalte th e
b lack sm ith shop w h ere Joh n G rant
had p ra cticed h ls trad e prior to h ls
la test d ep artu re from th e n a rro w path
of so b riety .
A s Joh n G ran t forced
NTBBT NOTICX
bvpurlnienl ol Il a InUtlor.
U o lto d f i u u a L a n d < >Wis.
T h * D alla s , Ort-guo, O*U>l»er 9«. 1H07
A suBfaianl oooiaat a ftid a v ll b a rin g bean
filed In lid « otfioa by J o n a th a n N M n ln n e a
eonteatan t, agaluat bon>e«tt>a<l an try No 14,-
ST1, n a d « M a r oh 10, ISOft, fo r the N K 4 ssa
tlo n 4, loosahip B H, range 18 E , W If, by
W illia m W W alla eonte«tea, in w hich it la
allerfad (b a t «aid e n try m an lias not resided
on s o r r a lilv a te d the M id Ira o t, or any por-
tlori i hereof, fo r root» than one re a r I in m e­
d ia t e ly preoediiiu tbe filin g of Una affidavit
Of oonteel; th a t M id tra c t la now and baa
been abandoned aa M t fo rth ; th a t M id al
leged abeeuoe waa n e t doe to hi« employ
m eu t is tbe a rm y , navy or m a rin e corp« o f
the U n ite d H la tee in tim e o f w a ri eaid par-
I I m are hereby no tified to appear, teap o u d
and offer evldeuoe tonebiug eaid a lle g a tio n ,
nt 10 o'nloek a m , on Deoom ber 10th, 1S07.
before 11. 8. M o D a n e l, eoanty ele rk. a t hie
office in M oro, O ieg o n . and th a t fin a l bear­
ing w ill b e h e ld a t lO o ’oloek a m o n 'D e ce m ­
ber 17, 1M07, before the Uegtster and Heeelv-
er a t the U n ite d Hla tea L i n d Offiae iu T h u
D a lle « , Oregon The aatd snntestast having
m a proper a ffid a v it, filed Hepteraber 27,
1007, eel fo rth faole wbiub ehow th a t a fte r
doe dllig en eo peraonal e erv ic e o f thia tuAlgs
oannot be m ade, it la herrlty ordered and
directed th a t ench notice be given by due
and proper poblioation
ftta l W -277)
0 . W . M o o aa . R egieter
c r
M y Hair is
Peed y o u r h a ir ; nourish I t ;
give It something to live on.
T h e n it w ill atop falling» and
w ill grow long and heavy.
A y e r’s H a ir V ig o r la the o n ly
genuine h a ir > food you can
b uy. It gives new life to the
hair-bulbs. } You save w hat
h a ir you have, and get m ore,
too. A n d it keeps the scalp
clean and healthy.
T h e beat ktaA o f a tsattaaon ial—
»'■ o ld to
ovwr sia
s i a tr
t r Vfaaa-
"goto
fa »r r ovar
A u yer's
faUtSAPAUUX
MUA.
CUBBY raCTOCAL.
0. g. IJetsingir
M o ro .
O re g o n .
W e a r s bars to g n p r i n t i n g , ' a n d
•f you want aom e done bring It to ua or let
na know and w e w ill aer you .
I f you
think w e are not ex ten siv e en ou gh for
your consideration—oh, g o 'lo n g .
8
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M M the UWIOS OAB
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ajirh »no mateital that It start« eaay, work«
ms * and runs aa«y «odor ordinary, avery-
day, fouak (ann uaago. Before you laveot a
coat in a «as enxlae write for our frw catalo«
Union Gas Engine Co.
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waxhing it not enough— that
only leave« ths delicate surface
more exposed to the irritation
of duxt and gcrmi} to merci­
less attack« o f «un and
weather. After washing, ap­
ply Roh«rtinc and experience
it« delightful refreshment.
You will admire the line-less
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J M b ro w n , P la lu tiff,
VS.
Convientto Business
a a ic e «
4 c o m - B D a a n x o bt at hioh hfxkd
▲ VA M ILIA Jl 8U U O H .
n
reasonable
Conduct«! on Beat Principles
C a a i a i t r e U I T ra tA s S e llc lt s a
op en th e c o n v en ien tly arranged door
it o ccu rred to him th a t a t m id n igh t th e
Stationery,
paper, p e u a , in k .
s ix tie th d a y o f h ls im p rison m en t had
been com p leted . Hla fa c e w ore a s a t ­ pencila and all aorta of iotas, at the
isfied sm ile.
Observer Book Store.
H ls eq u a n im ity w a s u n d isturbed th e
n e x t m orn in g w h en J u d g e W eaver
d rove over, fu r io u sly a ccu sin g him of
s te a lin g th e Jail and d em a n d in g th a t
he retu rn It to th e p la ce he had taken
It from . T b e ea sy grin on tb e fea tu re s
o f th e b la ck sm ith g rew to broader d i­
P r o t la n d , O r e g o n .
m en sion s.
O M A K AMDS «SON MAMAUKR
“I w h ip p ed you a t 'lection. Judge,”
b e d ra w led slo w ly , "an' you se n t m e to
th a t p la ce,” In d ica tin g th e floatin g Jail,
" w h en yon had y o u r turn. T h e n I
w o u ld n 't p u t tb e sh o e on y o e r horse
F r e e b u s t o a n d fr o m tr a in a
so'a y o u cou ld sto p y o u r d a u g h ter's
m arryln ’ y o u n g W en h am . N o w you
R a te s b y t h e d a y
gay I sto le th e Jail. Ju d ge, l f s th is
w ay.
I'v e g o t a ch a n ce to su e the 5 0 c, 7 6 c, S 1 .0 0 , S I . 5 0 , S 2 .
to w n o f r o tte r s v tlle f r fa lse im prison ­
E uropean P lan
m ent. I o u g h t to h a v e b een fat o u t o'
A
Good
C lean F a m ily H o te l
Jail a t 12 o ’clo ck la st n i g h t
M ors’n
th a t, th e Jail's m ine!”
T b e Judge’s fa c e g rew b lan k en d
purple w ith a m a zem e n t __________
“Yea, slr-ee!
T h e Jail’s m ine.
I
did n't go to sea f'r n o th in ’ w h a n I w ga
y ou n g,
r o t te r s v llle Jail la flo tsa m —
F-L -O -T-8-A -M —a n ’ If th e to w n w a n ts
It back it’ll g et It by p a y in ’ good
m oney. An*, ju d g e, If yon sh o u ld w a n t
K elleck sh od In a hurry d o n 't Prgat
I’m doin' b u sin e ss a t th e same o f
sta n d I”
Esmond Hotel
t o M ud I t o s Stmts
W e w i l l n o t he r i-r p n n e ih l- tor th e
n eg lect of aubacrilierR to n o tify ns of
ch an ge# in th e ir addreae. Nor w ill th e
n otification of a P ostm aster that th« nub-
■criber has “ R em o v ed ” s e ttle th e b ill of
a d elin q u e n t,
s
( J M M O N K - ln the Circuit C o arto! tho filata
o f Oregon for Hheruian County.
C la ra I t F lo w e h a u e r, P la in tiff,
iff, )o
vs.
n t I
H e n ry G Fleleo n a u e r,D efe n d a
an
de fe n d a n t.
In tbe nam e - f the State o f Oregon —
Yon are hereby required to Appear and
answer the o o m p litint filed avaiuat you iu
the above e s title d enit, on or before tbe taat
day of tbe tim e i-re«ortbed in tb e order of
p o b lio a tio n , k>-w iii ou or before the 22d day
o f N ovem ber, 1907, end i f von f a il to so ap­
pear and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tbe
o o n rt*fo r the re lie f dem anded lu the eom-
i-la iu t filed herein a«atu«t you, lo w it, for a
decree diaeolvinu tiie ponds o f m atrim o n y
now e x i-tiu g between the u la iL tiff aud your-
-w lf oo the groauda o f oroA - »»fff to h itiiia n
tre a tm e n t aud w ilfu l desertion; and f -r huc I i
other aud fu rth e r re lie f a» to the o--urt may
■teem e q u itab le and meet.
Tb ut «aturnon« is served apoo von by pub-
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R o s tB T A . M i l ueu. Att---n- v
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J. W. HILU M. D.
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M. C. Dlcklnsoa, Manager.
C olum bia River i
& N orthernR yC o
OF PORTLAND
For th e g en eral n e w s o f th e
AMERICA’S GREATEST
Hotel Co.
Chas. Wright, Fresliteat,
L eave* from Jeflereo u stree t d e p o t for
D ella* a n d In terim -d ial* p o in t* d a lly ,
4 16 p .u i. A rriv e P o r tla n d , 10 16 a ni.
T h e In itep en ilen ce M o n m o u th Motor
L in e o,M«rate*rdally tor M o n m o u th a n d
A lrlle, c o n n o t i n g Adth H. P . C o’s
tra in s a t Dallua a u d Iude|M *ndence.
Flrat-olaaS fare from P ortlan d to
H acratnento and H m ii Franidaon, |2 0 :
b erth , $6. H econd-claae fair, f 16;seo o u a
clae* l/ertb , $2.50
Fqr Q o M en d a le u qd K l l i k l l a t v a lley
T ic k e ts to E astern p o ln ta a n d E u ro p e,
I ml u 1«. T rain leave« G o k le n d a le at a lso J a p a n , C h in a , H o n o lu lu a u d
fluid s, in d a lly e x e e p t H u u d ay, a r r iv ­ A u stralia.
in g at L y le a t 7JM) a. ni , e o n u e c tln g
w ith d o w n river boat for P o r tla n d an d CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
and W ashington. Phone Main 731»
'in ter m ed ia te p o in ts.
Good iccommodalions for
Teams and Wagons.
m u a n c e to an o ld e r o f th e H o n E I L i t t l e -
T h e F a r m e r ’» W if e
g
,
K Id , Judge of the above e L tu le d court,
u u lv nmrie on the Wih day o f O ctob er, HWJ.
N u rem b erg haa o v er 1,700 houses
th a t w ere b u ilt b efore th e se v e n te e n th
ctAUury an d 3,M 7 b u ilt In th e se v e n
ti-enth and eig h teen th cen tu ries.
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v. ffiTM/Tr-i ,Y j ."WTF. Mr7VJI ffaFT* 3, « •
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this is absolutely true
Wright-Dickinson
Htoamern le a v e P o rtla n d a n d T h s
D a lles d a lly e x c e p t M unday at 7 a. tn.
a rriv in g at a b o u t 5 p. u t., c o u n e c tln g at
T o H en ry G F ie i chauer, the above narni-d L y le w ith tb e
D an gerou s Golf.
O ne o f th e r a le s o f th e W esto n -sn p er
M are (E n g la n d ) G o lf cln b read s, “A
ball m ay be lifte d an d dropped w ith
th e lo ss o f a stro k e w h en p la y ed w ith ­
in tho rail lu g s su rro u n d in g th e p ow d er
m a g a zin e.” T h ere a p p ea rs to be an
elem en t o f d a n g er In thia kind o f g o lf
w h ich rem in d s a L ondon w r ite r o f a
certain g o lf co u rse on th e W est A frl
can co a st, w h ere th e eig h th a n d n in th
h o les are a lw a y s o p tion al, aa se v era l
g o lfers a re sa id to h a v e been lo st
th ere o w in g to th e p ro x im ity of tho
Jungle, w h ich is k n o w n to he a favor­
ite lair o f th e lion.
Is very careful nt »out hor churn. She
Scald-» It thoroughly after using, and give*
It a aun bath to nwccten IL bhe knows
th a t if her churn Is sour it w ill taint tha
butter th a t 1« m ade tn It. T h e stom ach Is
a churn. In tho stom ach and d igestive
and n u tritiv e tracts are performed pro­
cesses w hich u ie alm ost ex a ctly like the
churning of butter. Is It not apparent
then th a t If this stom ach-churn Is foul It
m akes foul all which Is put into It?
Tbo evil Of a foul stom ach Is not atone
tho ba 1 tastn In tho m outh and the foul
breath caused by It, but tho corruption of
tho pure current of blood and the dissem­
ination of disease throughout the hody.
Dr. P ierce’s Gulden Medical Discovery
m akes tho sour and foul stom ach sw eet.
ItdooH fot* the stom ach w hat the w ashing
and sun bath do fop th ech iirn —absolutely
rem oves ev ery tainting or corrupting ele-
ni 'iit. In this way It cures blotch**,
pimples, eruptions, acrofjdoua sw ellings,
sores, or open «ailn g ulcsrs and AM
humors ordh:oaw‘aarlaimtfri>m bad blood.
If yon h ave Miter, nnxty, foul ta ste In
your m outh, coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak and easily tir-d, feel depressed
and dcsimndent., have frequent headachea,
ditzy atu ick s, gnaw ing or distress In stom ­
ach. constipat 'd or Irregular bowels, sour
or bitter rlalugs after eatin g and
appetite, throe symptom*», or any ronatder-
ablo number of them . Indicate th a t you are
suffering from blllousnc.««, torpid or lazy
liv er with the usual accom panying liutf-
■estion, or dyspepsia and their atten d an t
derangem ents.
Wine I.«-'»" .lg-V
•<W-.W.I.
-g y;
in »iaa ««uBat»j<tBo<f(ffln¿MlB t'Hibirn.-i
It Is near and Its room« are provided w ith
running water snd lon g distance tele­
phone«. European plan. R a te *
$1 per day and upward
H igh est priced room »3
per day.
The Secret of s
Beautiful Face
UMMONH
T o M a rg a re t N Brown, tlm above aam ed de­
fend ad I.
In the nam e n f the Htate o f Ui'egont
Yon are hereby req-nr^d to a p pear and
. u i « e r the e o n ip l-tin i bled again-«« you in
the above e n li lk d « a it ,i- u o r before the lm.t
day o f th e tim e ureetiribed iu the ord e r of
p a b lie a tio n , to -w tt; ou or In-fur« the 22d day
o f N ovem ber, 1007, find if yon fu ll to ho ap­
pear and Hiiewer, p la in tiff w ill apply Io the
oonrt for the re lie f dem anded In the m i l -
p la in t filed herein agHluHt you, to -w il, for a
deoree diaaolvitig the b in d « o f m a trim o n y
now » zia tin g t-etween the p la in tiff nud your
M l f , on tbe arouude of w ilfu l >t< a e r lto n and
fo r Hitoh oth er and fa rth e r re lie f ne to the
ooart m ay «eem e q u ltan le aud m eet.
T h ia lO B im o n i ia nerved upon you by pub­
lica tio n ib e ie o f for « period o f n ix Haooeas-
ive week« iu T h e Hherm au County ObM-rvor,
a weekly n e w . pa per o f general oirn nlatio u
p u hlu hed in Hheruiau oouulv, O r t - i- 'i i, in
purananoe to an order o f the H o u K V L i t ­
tle fie ld . Judge o f tbe shove e n title d court,
d u ly m ade on the 2d day o f O ctob er, 19S7,
and the date o f the firnt p u b lica tio n thereof
I* tbe l l l h day o f O ctob er, l'.M)7.
O la c d H ra tn a M , A ttorney
7to llu 22-27tt]
fo
‘ r Plaintiff
AT
Hotel Oregon
M a ra x re t N B row n, D efe n d an t.
C ity
W hen
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