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Church a n d S o c ie ty n o tic e * F R E E , e x
c e p t w h e n fo r m o n e y m a k in g p u rp o se».
S u c h n o tic e * a t r e g u la r ra te « a t t h e o p tio n
o f th e p u b lis h e r » .
B e fo re c o m in g to t h e c ity to t r a d e r e a d
e r * a r e re q u e s te d t o e a a m l n e T h e O b * e i v e r
a d v e r tis in g c o lu m n * . I t s t h e a c t iv e , w id e
a w a k e b u s ln e * * m a n w h o a d v e r tis e * , c o n
s e q u e n tly h e la t h e m o * t a c c o in m > d » t ln g ,
• e l l * t h e c h e a p e s t, a n d d e a l* t h e m o a t lib
B IR TH OF THE UNITED STATES,
The peoplo of Canada nre making
great preparations for celebrating
the 300th anniversary o f the found
ing of Quebec next mouth, and for
the creation of a uationul park on
the plains of Abrutiam The p rices
of W ales is com irg over as tho
special guest of honor, and au elab
orate program of historicul fnoc-
tioDSand pageants is being nr rang,
ed. Ooly a small proportion of the
80,000,000 of people in the United
States have even a faint idea that
Canada, especially the oldjyr part of
it along the St. Lawrence. li-M* a
history full of many interesting in
cidents. The Q uelnc tereen»en¡»rj
is one o f the many even's that are
intensely interesting to the ('anadi
aos themselves.
e r a l ly In e v e r y w a v
We w ill not be responsible for the
neglect of subscriber« to notify ua of
changes in their address. Nor w ill the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of
a delinquent. *
.
Staying at borne a few days at a
tim e must seem like a vacation to
Secretary TafL
W ith a little practice alm ost any
body can learn to say ‘conservation
of our national resources.’
A fter a nomination for President
has been mode the 2d place on the
tick et w ill begin to look big to some
statesman.
The battle o f the plains of A bra
ham, Sept. 15, 1759, was í ne of the
most dramatic and fateful of all
history. It virtually ended a stru g
gle which had been waged between
England and France for nearly two
centuries and determined the future
course of events, not only for the
northern h alf o f this continent, hut.
for the whole region now occupied
by the U nited States of Am erica as
well. Considering the ifs of history
one may well wonder what this re
public would have been if England,
instead of France, had been driven
out of Canada.
long as there was a strong
alien race located along their entire
Mr. Bryan thinks industrial de inland boundaries, the 13 English
preasiou will help him to win out. colonies, which were crowded on
It is bird, however, to lielicvc that the A tlantic coast, ooutd hardly
tim es are that bad.
h a v ed a ied to think of disrupting
-
seriously with the mother country.
Mishawaka Enterprise: Think of The capture of Quebec gave Cana
all Senator L aFollette's 18 bom s da to Englaud, and within lees than
oratory beiog wasted, with nothing two decades the United States was
born.
gained but a /e co r d for wind.
T he ‘nearest saloon / said to be a
m ile from the Denver convention
hall, is now reported to t>e only
one block away, which will seem
lik e do distance at all to the thirsty
p a trio t
W hile down sou th Gov. Johnson
o f M innesota, turned a double som
ersault from a springboard into the
water. It is up to Bryan to turn a
d. s. now and make a speech while
going over.
The Great Northern Ry Go. has
purchased the Hanford project near
P riests rapid, and w ill immediately
begin the construction o f a line of
rail road between that point and
Pasco, also from that place to TriD
idad, where it will oonoect with the
main line of the Great Northern
T his is but another of the purposes
o f the H ill iuterests to secure
.p o ssib le water grade routes and the
early construction may be looked
for. Over this road both the North
era Pacific and Great Northern, as
jo in t owners o f the North Bank Ry
route the great hulk of their
w heat shipm ents from the Big Bend
country. A s soon oa the road Is
com pleted it w ill he able to haudle
all traffic from that territory, via
Pasco and the North Bank/to the
l*rg«*t grain warehouses in the
U nited States, at Portland and at
A storia.
So
It to a Dirty Farce.
IM THK PRIZE KINO.
MORO PHARMACY
Special Offer o f the Republican Css-
Registration reopens Sept. 20 for
Presidential election, and closes or
gremlonal Committee. ,
Some three years ago, more or
October 20. Election Nov. S.
less, Binger Herm ann was indicted
Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
The
Republican
Congreesiooal
by sn Oregon grand jury, on accu
For Presidential electors, to be voted
flediclnes Carefully Compounded.
sation of com plicity in land frauds. com m ittee offers 9150 for the beat
in November:
The country has been w aiting for article not exceeding 1,000 words
Complete Assortment of 8llverwere and Jewelry
the proofs. A continuous stream of on the subject: Why The Republi J D Lee, of M ultnomah,
A C Marster, of Douglas,
can
Party
should
be
successful
next
insinuation has come out of the de
tective and other offic’al service to November. Competition is open to Frank J Miller, of Linn,
R R Butler, of Gilliam .
the effect that there was “hot stuff” all.
In
judging
the
merits
of
contri
about Hermann.* The newspapers
have been supplied with it, in Ore- butions consideration w ill be given
A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a t e n t M e d i c i n e A lw a y s In S t o c k
gon, at W ashington, and more
Jl°^ ° ° 'y to style, argumente and
M e r e M . E . C b e re k
less throughout the country. But facta presented, but to the convinc
Regular services every Sunday,
Hermann has not been brought to ing power, and it should be borne
trial. Is there, in reality, any proof in m ind that members of congress I at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
are to be elected as well as preai-1 I ’a8tor*
against him? Or is this an industri
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
ous proceeding, on the part of detec dent and vice-pre4ident. No m an
P H Buxton, Supt.
tives aud prosecuting attorneys, to uscripts w ill be returned, hat w ill
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs
make it appear that they have been be the property of the com m ittee. day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs C G
earning their money? The same The best article will be widely used llu ls, President.
about Senator Fulton. There has both in the newspapers of the coun
Mere Presbyterian C h i . r a h .
been an infinite am ount of talk try and in pam phlet form. The
No eervioee Sunday next, but at
against him, in official circles, award w ill be m ade and check sent
to successful contestant about Au the usual hour Sunday school, both
Heney made long speeches against gust 15th. Manuscripts must be
in Moro and Monkland churches.
him. Officials of the Department m .iled not lite r than J o k 15th to Mr A d tm l ¡ , , lU n d in , tb, OTglni.
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. • . , . A modern hospital for tha treatment of all medical and surgioa
of Justice, here and at W ashington, Literary Bureau, Republican conci
gr« » io nal com m it«». M etropoliten1“ “ 0* 0' “ “ "™ ”bur<:h *‘ PUot
diseases, except such as are contagious.
have been giving out whispers for
rock.
bank
building,
W
ashington,
D.
C.
years that “they had the dope on
R a t e s , f r o m $ 1 0 .0 0 t o $ 2 1 . 0 0 p e r w e e k , a c c o r d i n g to r o o m
S p a u ld in g C h a p e l.
F ulton;” that he was suhjoct to in
Ambulance will ^oeet all trains and boats if hospital is notified.
Services, 1st and 3d Sundays
Deg Pets In Hotels.
dictm ent, and that terrible things •
12
n.
and
2d
and
4th
Sundays
at
*T h e one thing we have mors trem
F o r F u r th e r I n f o r m a t io n A d d r e s s
were to be tolj, and revealed. But ble w ith than anything else,** said the 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school 11 a. m. each
they never do anything but utter manager of one of the large hotel« th
Sunday.
cowardly and m alicious insinua upper Broadway, “Is the fact th a t wo
M e d i c a l D ir e c t o r s .
men Insist on smuggling their pat dogs
Epworth League 7 p. m.
tions, tellihg the peop'e through to their rooms. W a have no objections
G. F. P ink ham , Pastor.
the newspapers that awful revela to dogs as dogs. I f the anim al to not
W esley Chapel.
too
large
or
too
fierce
our
guest*
may
tions are coming. “ We can’t tell
take them to tbelr rooms during the
Services first and third Sundays, I
much now, but there be those that day and may even feed them there. 7-30 p. na. and second and fourth ]
could tell an ’ they would; just But we draw the line at having doga Sundays at 12 o’clock noon.
Jewelry of all ’kinds.
Sunday sotiool 11 a. m. each
w ait.” The Oregonian thinks that In the bedrooms a t n ig h t Any woman
w ith a pet dog can have the beast
Latest Bracelet Designs
both Mr. Hermann and Mr. Fulton cared for by the perter at night, and Sunday.
G. F. P inkham , Pa-tor. I
have waited long enough, and that we have specially constructed kennels
M ornin g Oregonian.
tfee
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My Motto la
T H E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L
Q uick Halva end
S m all Profits.
L iv e and Is *t L ive.
Cali and Examine
M y Stock of
T U R N IT U U K
and
H I D E L I N EH
before buying
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
0. W . A X TE LL
- Moro
Oregon.
O P T IC IA L G O O DS M w t i i t liter) Ce.
the public has waited long enough.
We now believe that Mr. Hermann
never will be brought to trial, and
that no distinct charges ever will
be formulated against Mr. Fulton.
This dirty and cowardly business
is now about at an end.
Gov. Mngoon seem s to be running
Senator Fulton and R epresenta
Culm in a way that m ight be copied
tiv
e E llis will stop in Chicago
with profit by som e o f our own
during
the cooveotioD.
states; atoj^ is methods are uot copy
righted.
First it was frost, now it’s rust
that
will affect the wheat. Bab;
Roseburg officials found law
sufficient to punish the crooks ju st wait till you are hurt before
hollerin’.
whom the Federal court in Port
land released for dabbling io $10
It will be good news to Oregon
b ills of the defunct Georgia State
to know that the execu tive oom
Bank, such as the country seem s to
m ittee of the Union Pacific Ry. Co.
lie flooded with at the present time.
has ratified an issue of 950,000,000
Obtaining money under false pre
in bonds. A part of the issue of
tenses is the charge ou which con
9100,000,000 authorized by the
viction was secured io tl is instance, stockholder^ for railway exteosiious
and the culprit in the case is Geo. and betterments.
Green, a tramp.
Jim Keene deserves poverty for
the balance of his day for cruel nnd
inhuman treatm ent of Coliu, his
undefeated champiou 2 3ear old of
last year and winner of the W ithers
stakes. He worked a wonderful
I j mile at Belmont I’srk on the
28th in 2:05, said to be the f:tstesi
time ever worked by a horse. He
stepped the niiTe Tn H38 1 5
the mile and a furlong in 1:52,
theu broke down in both forelegs
and it is doubtful if he will ract
eg" in. Colin was, according to
horsemen, the greatest ^aceborse
in this country.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
for all kinds of dogs, and w e give
them the beet of care. But owners of
pets seem to think th a t no one eave
themselves understands Fldo or Gyp.
The women seem to think that I f dog
gie has not the comforting assurance
of the owner’s nearness then doggie
w ill not sleep jvell. Bo women try to
smuggle their pete to their rooms un
der their cloaks or by beck ways or
even bribe one of the porters to take
it to tbelr room, believing that we w ill
not hegr anything about I t
“As a m atter of fa c t the first thing
the porter does a fte r getting hto tip to
to tlp tme, and a couple of hours later
the woman-to called upon by a clerk,
who telle her doge cannot stay In the
bedrooms all n ig h t—New York Press.
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His N e ig h b o r 's C a t
▲ Cleveland law yer tells of a man
living in a suburb of that city whose
sleep had been disturbed nightly by
the howling on his own beck fence of
hto neighbor’s c a t A t last. In despair,
he consulted bis lawyer.
“There sits the cat every night on
Our fence,” explained the unhappy
man, “and be yowls and yowls and
yowls. Now, I don’t w ant to have auy
trouble w ith this neighbor, but the
thing has gone fa r enough, end I w ant
you to suggest a remedy.” ~
The law yer looked solemn and aald
not a word.
“I am well w ithin my rights i f I
shoot the cat, am 1 d6t?” aaked the
t
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I was advised to give Doau’s Kidney
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Isn’t Reading a Delight Now
^ .W e coaxed that man
F.
V. Clark, Jeweler, S Optician
VHCLEÔAM
Tie Slai
M u g M in e Go.
Pasturage fir Horses
fir Sale ir Trade
TIE STM DRIILIM MACHIE CO.
Union Gas Engine Co.
[stray Notice-Sale.
The Ugly Men.
Renator Charles W. Fulton o f Orw
gon wan a “stumper“ whose methods
were as effective as D o lliver's H e
would begin something like this: “W ell,
I must aay I ’m disappointed a t thto
crowd! Look a t all tbe ngty n o n ! Not
a good looking man In the whole con
tention! H ow does It happen that
such a lot of mtaahapen feature« oe
the masculine aide have been able te
attract so many beautiful female p art
ner«? Here I ’ve ifcen a bachelor fur
forty years, hot I f I had known you
follows could do as well aa you’ve
done I'd never have been a bachelor
for fifteen m inutes" etc.
By thto
heart to heart method bo placed kirn
self on tbe beet of terms wtth hto
hearers and then took a dlve hate poli
tics. The Joke of It ell wee th a t hto
w ife was probably sitting la the aa-
dtauee ltotsulng te hl
known »• the Froeb place, seven
mile« east of Klondike, Sherman
oounty, Oregon, one aorrel gelding,
about 4 years old and w ill weigh
about 950 fee. bald faoe, branded
f t o n W t «tide.
^ T h n owner or owners of the above
anim al ia requested to oall for it
prove property, pay eharges, and
take it away, or otherwise it
will be aold, aa provided by law, at
tbe farm named in tble advertise
ment,to tbe highest bidder for oaah,
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of Sat
urday, Ja n e 20th, 1908.
A. H appolo ,
297-3tje6.l9]
Klondike, Or
L IY E R Y , FE E D A N © S A L E S T A B L E S .
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprittor and Manager.
T9* \ * » •
fro m T h e D a lle » o r a n y S h e rm a n o p n u ty p o in ts a t o n r e a p e n e e .
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fn r n ie h e d to o r f r o m M o m to a n y p o in ts .
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friends. I t M better than a letter,
and glrae a ll tbe home aewa. Four
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Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and Mti«-
factory at reasonable prices.
Fprmera teams fed aa well aa
they are fed at home, if not better.
Telephone at our expenae.
To Bay, Sell or ticbange
W w d i Worth Millions.
New Zealand flax is one of a Aum-
b«r of wild weeds that yield their
gatherer» great wealth. The flax, the
64 1-3 Sixth street, Portland, Ore.
strongest
known,
grows w ild
In
marshes.
When it Is cultivated It sufferer.
‘T would hardly say t h a t ” replied
dwindles and Its fibers become tJWttie
the legal light. “The cat does not be
.and valueless.
Indian heinp grows wild, and out of long to you, aa I understand I t ”
“No.”
it hasheesh, or keef, Is made. Keef
“And the fence does?**
looks Ilk# flakes of chopped straw. I t
“It certainly ie, and I thank you,
Remember the name— Doane—and
“Yes."
la smoked In a pipe; It Is eaten on
take no other.
Mr. Optioian for fitting my eyes bo
“Then,"
concluded
the
lew
yer,
1
liv e r; It Is drunk In w ater; I t produi
jwrfoctiy. I have had gtaaeee o f a ll
think It's a fe to aay that you have •
an Intense, a delirious happiness, and
kinds,
but this last pair I got of you
E
u
re
k
a
Lodge
N
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121.
perfect right to tear down the fence.”
among orientals It takes the place of
beats them a ll.”
A. r A a. M., M o m , O r.
—Llpplncott's.
beer and whisky.
The most valuable weed of all the
.Meets tbe first and third
w ild growths Is the seaweed.
The
t* fo r e h e w o a >‘1 ’ •» n "
h i . eves,
A Pastoral.
nitrate beds of South America, which
i** «
n^ * m
He s a id a l l r I s m «» w e r * a lik e a n d w h » l w e *
I t was a beautiful n ig h t The gew-
cordially In v ite d to meet | tbe nee. N o w yo u c o u ld n o t g e t h im to ro
yield something like $66,000.000 a year,
fle aephyrs of the evening played mu w ith us. By order of the W. M.
'.Im 'v h e r e .
W e a re p e r fe c t “ eve f it te r » ,” a n d
are nothing but beds of seaweed de sically amid the silky leaves of the
J. M. Parry, Heeretary. t h a t 's w h y w e p le a s e o n r p a tro n s .
composed.—-Columbus Dispatch.
turnip trees and the onion bushes and
wafted from across the dlatarto Aside
B e th le h e m C h a p te r
On* Kind of Famo.
the delicate fragrance of the growing
No 7S o x a .
I
AutbArltles who have la charge some cabbages and tbe faroff odor of the
&
T H E DALLES, O K KOON.
Regular nomma ni out ion
of England's ancient treasures try to bean trees.
3b 2d and 4th Ib u re -
discourage the habit of carving Initials
"Betsy,’’ he cooed as they aat on the
Lday evenings m o n th ly.
on these relics. A fine of $16 was re rickety wooden fence surrounding M rs,
lB y order W .M .
cently Imposed on a man who had Fllllgnn's pigsty. " ’Ow bee-a u tlfu l to
Mrs Hekm Ferry. Hecy
chipped bla name In letters six Inches lub! Jea’ think ov It, Betay. W ’en we
high on one of the atones In the aro married we'll have a pig all on
Mem Ledge. N e. 113,
’Druids’ Circle" near Keswick. Close our own, all to ourselves.”
I. O.O. y. Moro, Oregee.
to the giant atone globe at Swanage a
l Meets every Saturday
“W Ulyum ," she whispered resentful
special slab la provided for the harm- ly. “why should we w ant ter buy a
suing at 730 o’clock.
»Visiting members a n
•a reception of the names of all pig?
1 shan't want ter buy a pig
is erecting a plant at
1 cordially Invited. Mem
who are addicted to this self advertise when^I’ve got yew !”
P O R T L A N D , OREGON
bers
ere
expected
te
be
m e n t On popular Alpine summits it
Then all was silent once more except
Otto Peeta,
eeta, N. U.
■* for the manufacture of their
to customary for names to be left on that the gentle aephyrs still played present.
M.E. Miller. Secretary.
world famous
cards In emptied wine bottles —Chica amid the fronds of the cabbage bushes
PORTABLE W ELL
go News.
and the sliver throated frog still — ng
D R I L L I N G M A C H IN E S
from the roof.— Reynolds* Newspaper.
A Story of Boau Nash.
fo r water, oil, gns, etc., etc.
King Island.
Beau Nash was not entirely a batter-
A jo o d c r u tc a m o u n t o f
K
ing
island,
between
tbe
coasts
of
fly, as la proved by tbe following anec
Plenty
of
graae
and
water.
For
I
m
o
n ey w i l t s t a r t y o u in
Tasmania
and
tbe
Australian
mat*,,
dote: Ills father was a partner In a
a s e n g in e se r v ic e
a p r o f ita b le b u s in e s s .
glass bualMsa at Swansea. Thia waa land, has always been an arid waste of particular« inquire of
V a rie Sum **e< the VN IO N GAS
J. A. S mith ,
STAR PORTABLE
little known, and tbe Duchess of M arl sand and other nonarable coll. Some
k S G l N R fo r h i* fle M o u t f it * In th e
borough once tw itted him w ith the ob- years ago, however, i veeeel was 2t#]
aitfllcry and wtrele«* telerrrpli
Grata V alley, Or
D R IL L IN G M A C H IN E S
»'■rvtcc.
T h i * ro u g h t r e a t m e n t 1«
ecurky* of his birth, “M adam ,” replied wrecked on the Island and a number
have been proved by
a true practice] tfs t of efficiency and dur*.
Nash, “I aeldom mention my fath er in of the sailors’ mattresses, staffed w ith
Competitive Tests to be
M bty. The UNION GAS KKGINB i* con
company, not because I bare any rea- the yellow flowered cldver, a kind o f
•tru rtrd In tuck a (uperior manner and uf
T he Best In Tbe World.
euch fine c.eterial that it «tarte eeey. wotk*
aoa to be ashamed of btm, but because grass, were wanli<Ml uho re. A certain
F o r f u l l i p a r t ic u la r s r re
e g
g .i a r d
•e ty and runs earnr aatar evd tu ry, every
he baa some reaaou to be ashamed of quantity of seed was contained among
it é e ,
ing w e l t l d r i l l i n g m a c h in
day, ro u « h f a r m o * « c e . B e fo re you invest a
the stuffing and in due c o w ** tbe—
Two saddle ponies, weighing 8001
to o ls , r supplies,
"
ceet ta a see eaglne w rite fot our free eetalos
etc., write to
took root, and in tbe space o f a few pf)tiu<fo each.
One ie well trained,
G r a v it y .
years covered the sandy etretchee w ith the other ,usl being broke. W ill
PO ST LAND, O SSO O S.
<52 -66 First 8 t., Portland, Oregon
Tbe most distant planet In our solar rich verdure. Clove« and other logu- well, or trade both for a larger broke
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Nradan, gale* Agent
system, Neptune, la 2.750.000,000 miles mlnoua plants have the peculiar capac
A K S O S . O H IO .
horse..
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from tbe sun, and yet tbe arm o f the ity of fertilising a waste toll, owing je5lf-297]
M onkland, Or |
sun reaches out and controls the re principally to the action of bacteria,
mote planet without tbe leaat dlflBcnlty. thereby enabling the plants to draw
In a word, gravity la universal, every nitrogen directly from the atmoophero.
atom In tbe universe exerting Its Influ K ing Island, previously a waste stretch
ence upon every other atom.—New of sand, is now one of the richest gras-
York American.
Ing districts In tbe Australian coett-
M ORO, O R EG O N .
Came io m y place, com m only
nont.
We had the pleasure of sitting in
the, convention as a delegate that
nominated Otrfield for President
of the United Slates, wtib General
Tbe insanity plea for crim inals Georg« II. W illiam s our oolleague.
notably murderers, is in need of Now lie goe.-« a delegate to the uom
revision, and Judge Foster of New (nation of Secretary W. H. Taft,
York has taken the first step to and by r<-quest it is expected that
ward revolutionising the procedure Gen. W illiam s w illsecoud the quid
where it is allegee) (hat the defeud iuation. Besides the writer aud
ant, at the tim e of (he commission Gen. \\ iliiarns, but one of the d el
o f the act, was o f unsoond mind. egation of 1880 from Oregon is liv
The case of M is. H itchoock, charg ing. Geo. Garfield was chairman
ed with having killed her husband, of the rules and regulations oom
w as on trial. Om nsel for the woman mittee, aud oo the recommendation
w ho had been indicted for murder, »f J. N. Dolph selected the writer
entered a plea of insanity. Judge as his secretary, and wo filled the
Foster appointed three physicians position of National Committeeman
to exam ine into the case, and if the for Oregon f n r y e » n t f e r . n t f a d t«p
exp erts report the woman legally but one in te.iu g d u ii.ig (h u ieim
insane when she killed her husband Mr. Garfield came to Chicago
• be district attorney will recom- Sherman delegate, but was him self
laend that the indictm ent be d is nominated, I lieu a member o f the
missed. Judge Fueler will then lower house of congress, United
» ign an order com m itting her to the States sens«or elect, sod candidate
t-syln m for the erimiual insane at for President of the United Staten !
/(a tte w sn .
all at once. Is it anything wonder
fill that p< "pleat large w.>n»hlp|>ed
Ib feat of ll.e dry farming home the mail f But w o l<t*trned, before
S’ end bill i . r t . O l i I lie h U o u Ider s ol
• g •*. through with him lin t lie
f ie u 'o r ilinoo», of U'alt. He Lacked
is ,i very cheap politician, (N<
Oulo f lie l*i!! .ti. ninioulmeiil waiving
111 i -ii l«» O re g o n ’ s g o v e rn o r seu
t i e r- q u in lit. it of r< s:deij«o* and -r i. r ♦•Iret anil presidential aspirant.
o> rt Ui^
^tsiitb llneat-
"_e
<
|jke (o be preS"lit,
One Was Assumed.
•ued to lumt I he hi'H if I ho m neud- anil hear Oiegons Grand Old Man
A fool tricked out In motley smiled
Bteiti* **» taken off. 1 he I io iu m * second llic uoiiiiuatio » of Mr. T a f, on bla lord and said to him, “81 r, what
O ih ' i I nor aw a il tw the idea of non who will be ut.ido lh»* candidate on to the difference between my fooltsb-
m and thlneT**
rrsbbTx h o ’i:es?'•.»<!, in fact the (rill be fi st f-ruial I kt! lot after next
8ay on." quoth the lord.
was ft «-ei> oa n icteriaeJ a scheme Tue-day. A side I nun the ejieech ol
W ell, of mine," quoth the fool, ”1
make a profession."
hatched up to |*ermit stockmen to Gen. W illiam s the Oregon delega
a c q u ire la ig '- x r e m nf public domain tion will tsk e no prominent |a»rt in
T h e O rp h a n . #
f o r range |,nr,.<>:.6 The idea spred
the proeeeilinga. Our delegation is
“Please, air. w ill you give a penny te
lik e wild fire, arid when the house too small, and our state has been ao • poor orphan T’
“Certainly, my boy! Has your father
became imbued with the idea that Imdly m u tilatel by the adminiatra
been dead long?”
the hill was not what it purported tion, and our constitution so rib
No, sir.
H e’s the orphan,
This
to be, I Nil was io reality a land twmed by tricksters, that we |h all
tiey’s for him.”
Steal, cleverly fra mini up by stock
Ire thankful for the recognition now
T e Talk About
■sen. it trot o o ly voted down the shown us in this m eeting o f the
“Rhe hasn't any friends to speak of."
8m<*ot amend tin of, trut refused to Grand Old Party, so named by our
“ No? Then w hat are they far?”—
send the lain b.«ek to conference, if stalwart Senator Charles W. Fulton Puck.
it cornea up next winter it will have more than twenty years ago at the
to present a clegu front.
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o o n n ty , a d m in is tr a t o r o f tb e e s ta te o f L a t h
e r B B U I deceased, a u d h a * d u ly q u a lifie d
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t i f i e d to p iffm n t th e M m e to m e , a t th e la w
office o f W H K a g o d a le . In tb e c it y o f M o r o
' O re g o n , v e r ifie d ^ » b y la w r e q n lr e d , w i t h i n
s ix m o n th s fro m d a te o f fir s t p u b lic a tio n
o f th i» n o tic e . T o - w lt , M a y 22d. 1908.
J a m b s M r r c m i .u , A d m in is t r a to r
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A p p lic a t io n
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versa*
C o o r tn e y , J a n e C o u r tn e y , H ta v e r A
W a lk e r , J I C « *e T h r e s h in g M n n b in 4 C o , a
o o rp o re tio n , E O M o G o y, F P M a y s , P o lk
»n t| B e n to n M a y s , a * e x e o a to r o f tb e
w ill o f U o b e r t M n y s .d e o e a e e d .e n d a l l w h o m
i t m a y c o u o ern , d e fe n d a n ts .
T o a ll w h o m i t m a y o o n o ern — T a k e n o tio n
'b a t on tb e 31 at d a y o f J a n n a r y , a d 1906, a n
a p p lic a tio n w as file d by aatd F r e . i e r . c k
llln n , in th e C ir c u it o o n rt f o r H b e rm a n o o a n -
ty f o r i n it i a l r e g ie tra tio n o f th e t i t l e to t h e
h n d nbove d e e o rilw d . N o w a n le e s yo n ap-
p e . r on o r b e fo re t b e 1 2 t b d a y of J a n e , A a
1903, a n d ebo w oaoee w h y enob a p p lle e t io n
e b e ll n o t be gre n t a A tb e sam e w il l be t a k e n
ea o o n fe-eed , a n d a d ec re e w ill be e n te r e d
ao b ordin g to tb e p ra y e r o f tb e a p p lic a t io n ,
a n d yon w ill be fo re v e r b a rre d fr o m d ie p o t-
tn g th e earns.
(B e a ll
H. 8.
C le r k .
M a tt a r a a A W ii e o g ,
6 tm » J e l2 2941
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_
f o r H b e rm a n o o n n ty .
T b e D a lle » L o d g e N o 30», B. P. O. Elke, a
o o rp o ra tio n , P l a i n t i f f ,
ve.
G . B . O i b r ie l. E t h e l G a b r ie l . A g nes G a r t o a
e n d E m o r y G e r t o n , D e fe n d a n t« .
B y v ir tu e o f an e x e o m io n a n d o r d e r o f
eale leaned o u t o f, a n d u n d e r tb e aea l o f tb e
G ir o n it O o n rt o f tb e S ta te o f O re g o n f o r tb e
o o n n ty o f H b e rm a n , to m e d ir e c te d a n d d a t-
• d th e 2fttb d n y o f M a y , 190«, upo n a d ec re e
fo r th e fo re c lo s n re o f a o e r ta in m o rtg a g e
and ju d g m e n t,re n d e r e d a n d e n te re d in s a id
o o n rt o n th e 16th d a y o f A p r il, 190«, Ni th e
n irfiy* e n t itle d oanae, I n fa v o r o f p l a i n t i f f
an d a g a ln a t th e d e fe n d a n ts , O B G a b r ie l
E th e l G a b r ie l, Ag nes G e r to n e n d E m o r y
G a r to n aa ju d g m e n t d e b to rs tn th e enm o f
10°.'
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l G t ^ d a y o f A p r il, 1908, a t th e r a te o f e ig h t
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enm o f $ 2 0 OOcoate. e n d tb e c o tta o f a n d on
tb ie w r it , a n d o o ro m a u d in g m e t o m a k e e a le
° f tb e re a l p ro p e rty e m b ra o e d in a a ld dec re e
o f fo re o lo a n re a n d o r d e r o f t e le a n d h e r e in
a f te r d es c rib e d , I w il l, on
Saturday, the 27th day qf June, 1908
A? i i * z 3 nlr o f « " • o ’®l«ok in th e a fte rn o o n ,
a t th e O o n n ty O o n rt honee d o o r, in M o r o ,
K h e rm a n O oenay
O re g o n , M i l a t p n b ltw
a o o » i°n . to th e h ig b e .t b id d e r f o r o a th in
*“*
*
In w h ic h
M i d O B G a b r ie l. E th e l G a b r ie l, A g nee O a r -
to n a n d E m o r y G a r» « n , o r e ith e r o f th e m ^
h a d on th< 16th n a y o f A p r il. 1908, th e d a t a
o f th e m orfigaue fo re c lo e n re h e r e in , h a v e
• In c e a c q u ire d , o r n o w h av e, in a n d to tbw
fo llo w in g (ie$<iril»ed re a l p ro p e rty , a ito a te d
a n d b e in g in H b e rm a n c o u n ty , O re g o n t o -
w lt: L o ta o n e ( I ) , tw o ( g ) . th re e ( 3 ) / e » * .
fo n r (♦> . a n d th e rx o n th eas t ■ ■ a rto t f C T U l
o f tb e » o a th wee« q w a rte r ( H W 2 ) • < a e c iio n
t h ir t y ( » ) . to w n s h ip 8 n o r th , ra n g e 1 8 e ^ “
W illa m e tt e m e r id ia n , in tb e o o n n ty o f S h e r
m a n , » ta le o f O re g o n , c o n ta in in g 16ft 60 ICO
anrea. D a te d a t M o ro . M a y 2ft»h, 1908. .
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