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MOBO, OBKQON !
F R ID A Y ........Nov. 6, 1908
OREGON
P t n o n a i T a lk W ith Yea.
I f fu ll .Io not r»-sd T h e O*
Nby No«?
cTVCi
A ri» !)O U l< l lik e Io h a v e V •«« t* k »
,l. aiwl »■• '.n o * II w>»u|d br pr >iii.,hie l»>
rnu to, hecnmr A «u b h H lw f. We ye” d I'
l * o year« for $2 50; o n e jc s r $1 6 0 : 1 2 *V n
a month la t ’t muck. Trv It. Ocd«r by
postal Card, and pay for It when you ran.
A t * n y «lin e w n e ii r e q u e s t - I lo <1*
ao, the paper will be dlacomlnued Hut wt
w p e c t that all arrears w ill be paid before
each reque.t la made. It It eaav to sak to
Kir a statement, which will be cheerfully
readered at any tim e.
■ ■
.,
■■ The Serene Mr. Thomas. : :
(Copyright. 1907, by M. Cunningham ]
I wag sitting In a room In a London
hotel when M r. Thomas entered.
M r. Thornaa was a man of forty and
well dressed. He was plain of face,
hut he looked houest He had a Glad
stone bag In his hand, and he carried
this over to the wardrobe and then re
turned und sat down near me and cut
oft the end of a cigar, When he had
the weed alight I queried:
"W e ll? ”
"W arm evening." he replied.
"But rather a cold display o f yours
H o w do you mannge to do It ?”
“I hope I dou’t Intrude—I hope I
don’t,” he otmerved.
•W ell, you are here without ln v lta
flon and without business, as fa r ns I
know. I thought , engaged Jhla room
for m y self. llu v e you a prior c la im ? "
"Not at all. In fact. I have no room
in the house, but Just walked up. If
you w ill permit me I w ill order up a
bottle of cold champagne. 1 am n bit
tfiirsty, and perhaps you would not ob
ject to half a bottle?”
I nodded, and he walked over to the
bell. WApn a boy came he gave the
order and paid for I t He opened the
bottka himself and served me w ith the
first glass. When he bad drunk be
said:
* w
“I have, figured it o u t In fact, 1
figured It out long ago. L ife la worth
the living only in one way. T hat is
the serene way. I f you can’t live that
way, don’t live at all."
“But how are you going to escape
the troubles and worries and vexa
tions?*’ I asked.
“By having plenty o f money. The
only thing that can befall the man
w ith plenty of money is sickness. Sick
ness comes almost altogether through
carelessness. Use due care and sick
ness w ill not come.”
"But how to get plenty of money T'
I said.
“ Yea, that was the problem w ith me
for years. I gave the subject my most
earnest thought 1 had about arrived
a t the conclusion that it was an utter
lm p o sslb llltyln my casejwben I got
a sudde^SspTtatlon, antwlo. the whole
m y s tA ^ w a s solved. N « h ln g could be
9
®aa
ns to giving
you any obji
lratlon awa,
sllghtes
Steal your mon-
It how much you
*7
Ith and then steal
Irst and then get
It latei*on.”
,t him to see I f he was Jok
ing.
H e was serene, but he had
spoken In earnest W hile I looked at
him he looked over a t the bag.
"And about that sudden Inspiration?”
I asked. "W hen do yon propose to act
upon It?”
T acted about tw o hours ago,” be
quietly replied.
" la that bag over
there is £20.000 belonging to my firm.
1 have waited ten years to lay my
hands on I t The opportunity came at
closing time today. The first part of
the problem Is solved. Now comes the
getting sway to sowie other country.”
"M an. do you sit there and tell me
that you have Just robbed your em
ployers of s fortuneT*
T u s h . tush. Be calm.^ Be serene
Not the slightest call to raise your
voice. Yes, the money Is there In the
bag. and I ’m not worrying a b it about
IL For an hour before coming In here
1 was In a room down the ball.
1
should not have Intruded except there
are certain things I w ant and you can
help me to do.”
“O f all the cheeky things I ever
beard o f this takes the cake,”.. I j a l d
a fte r a moment of silence, M r you
have really stolen the money yon may
be arrested a t an y m om ent.’’
"N ot the slightest danger," he re
plied. " I t w ill not be missed until
morning, and by that time I shall be
on my way across the channel I do
not know how I shall* make out living
among the Frenchmen, but I shall be
serene, no m atter w hat comes. I see
that yon have an American bag there.
1 must ask you to exchange with me.”
" I ’ll be hanged If I do. I don’t pro
pose to get mixed up in this thing. I'm
wondering now why I don’t ring the
bell and send for the police.”
"H o w foollab to get excited!” be said.
T h i s beg Is not known and w ill not
get yon Into any trouble, but by carry
ing yours I get more of an American
took. I have been practicing for a year,
and I don’t believe that one could tell
from my speech that I was English. I
have the American chin whisker here,
and. with your permission, 1 w ill glue
it on.”
H e took a false goatee from bis pock
et and stepped to the mirror and at
tached It, and when he turned around I
wassstonlahed at the change. Then
be tried oo my hat, which was made In
New York, and hung up his In place
of IL Then bXasked:
“ W ill you kindly empty your beg?”
A movemeut of bis body showed me
the hanille of a pistol In his bind pock
et, and I complied. I stood there and
saw him' change the l««s; and I saw
the money he said he had stolen. There
were ten packages of It. When the
tog bad been closed he said:
0 ■
" I am Infinitely obliged to you und
hof>e your opjKirtuulty may soon come.
Cultivate serenity. Nothing Is gained
by extending too much nervous en
ergy. O f course you could make an
outcry and set the police on uiy trail,
but you won't do IL you know. Acces
sory after the fact, you see Make you
Any amount of trouble and perhaps
land you In prison.
W ell, so-so to
you.”
Did 1 raise an alarm? Not much.
The papers wore fu ll of t h e . tia n ’s
crime next day. but 1 sawed wood and
said nothing The English law would
have made me s sharer in his crime,
while all I bad done was to alt la the
shadow of kto sweulty.
M .Q U A D
tha
I
ï
I -V
3r
'
'
Ham "Darragh "Mi
.
Changed.
«cstagy, ao that bar OgMMdB k f t i o t e
A street boy of dim inutive stature
the eye almost w ith p ain. And now It was try lug to sell some very young
was apparent that at many tablea kittens to pasaeraby. Oue »hiy he ac
there were those who suddenly remem costed the late Rev. Phillips Brooks,
bered that they enjoyed M r. M cM a asking him to purebuse and recom
han’s acquaintance.
H e aaw smiles mending them as good Episcopal k it
and bows about him. H e became en tens. D r. Brooks laughingly refused,
veloped In the aura of dlxsy greatness. thinking them too small to be taken
His campaign coolness deserted him.
from their mother. A few days later
W ine for that gang!" he command a rreatfrtertun minister who had w it
ed the waiter, pointing w ith his finger. nessed this episode was asked by the
"W ine over there! W ine to thoee three same boy to buy the same kittens.
gents by that green bvsh! T ell 'eu This time the lad announced that they
It's on me. See? W ine for everybody!* were fa ith fu l Presbyterians.
3 T ra in s to T h a East Dally
The w aiter ventured to whisper that
‘D id n 't you tell Dr. Brooks last week
It was perhaps Inexpedient to carry that they were Episcopal kittens?” the
out tha order in consideration of the minister asked sternly.
T hrough P ullm an standards and
dignity of the house and Its custom.
"Yessir," replied the boy quickly, tourist sleeplug-oani d a ily to O m aha,
AU right.” said Billy, " If It’s against "but tbey’s had their eyes opened since Chicago, Hpokane; tourist sleeping-car
d ally to Kansas C ity. Reclining chair-
the rules. I wonder If ’twould do to then, sir.”
cars (seats free) to the East d a lly .
send my friend Van Duycklnk a bottle.
No? W ell. It ’ll flow all right at the
A Pertinent Query.
caffy toulght, Just the same. I t ’ll ba
A/. Daily.
klBe, the little daughter of a clergy- PUBTLANCl D IP O T. b*. Dslly.
rubber boots for anybody who cornea
inau. pranced Into her father’s study
In there any time up to 2 a. m."
one eveulng while the reverend gen CHIOAQO-PORTLAND
Billy McMahan was happy.
P E C I A L for th» B u t
tleman was preparing a leugthy ser S v l»
H u n tin g to n .
. »
«UW a .m .
SUO p.«B-
H e had shaken the hand of Cortlandt
19.15 p .m .
4.'JO p.m .
mon for the following Bunday; • Bha P aa a ra M « a , (« to p s )
Van Duycklnk.
looked curiously at the manuscript for
SPOKANE FLY It ft
7l»p.«a.
«00am .
e * e
•
•
•
•
•
fla g
mo atop.
a moment and then turned to her
The big pale gray auto w ith Its shin father.
Paaara B igg«
IL'JV p.m
B.4Ô a . n .
F
o
r
K
a
a
trrn
W
a
a
h
in
g
to
n
,
W
a
lla
W
a
lla
, L e w ia -
ing metal work looked out of place,
"Papa,” she began seriously, "does ton, C o e u r d ' A lan a and U r » a t N u rth a rn p o in ts .
moving slowly among the pushcarts
God tell you w hat to w rite r*
A T L A N T IC K X H K E H S
and trash heaps on the lower east aide.
"Certainly,
dearie,”
replied
the for tK« Maat v U H u n t
So did Cortlandt Van Duycklnk. w ith
7.48 p .m
ington.
clergyman.
no atop.
his aristocratic face and white, thin
'T hen why do you scratch so much Fasses B ig a »
11.80 pm.
hands, as be steered carefully between
of It out?” asked Ettle.—H arper’s
the groups of ragged, scurrying young
P O R T L A N D -B IG G S
Weekly.
L O C A L , for a ll lo ral
sters in the streets. And so did Miss
points lie tw re n Biggs
Constance Schuyler, w ith her dim,
a n d P o rtla n d .
H e rb e rt 8peneer and th e Puddles.
IXU S a.in. L v . I X ' J J i -
A rriv a s at H iggs
ascetic beauty, seated at his side.
On no one occasion was Herbert
"Oh. Cortlandt.” she breathdd, "isn’t
4)
Spencer known to ride when going to O a la m k iA a n d W i l l n n i < l l « M lv e v .
it sad that human beings have to live
such wretchednesa and poverty? a dinner, yet so carefully did be guard
For Astoria and w av points, con
himself against the chance of soiling
And you—bow noble It la of you to
necting w ith steamer for Ilw aco and
his dress shoes th a t he habitually car N o rth Heaoh. Hteamer Hasaalo, Ash
think of them, to give your time and
ried a bundle of old newspapers under street dock. Leaves 8.00 p. in. d ally ,
money to Improve their condition!
bis arm. These were for the purpose except Bunday. Haturday 10 00 p . m .
Van Duyckluk turned his solemn
of being dropped, one by oue. into each Arrives 5.00 p. m . d ally except Bunday.
| eyes upon her.
•It is little,” he said sadly, “that I mud puddle he might encounter on
For Dayton, Oregon C ity and Y a m
crossing the street. By the time he
reu do. The question Is a large one
h ill R iv e r points, Asti street dock.
reached his destination the store of pa
and belongs to society. But even In
Ireuves 7.00 a. m. d aily except Bunday.
pers was exhausted. Muddy shoes on Arrives 5.30 p.m. dally except Hcjuday.
d iv id u a l effort la not thrown away
the return wulk did not m atter to him
Look. Constance! On thia street I have
For Ijew lstou , Idaho, and way points
In the le a st—London Caterer.
| arranged to build soup kitchens, where
from K ip aria, Wash. Ireave K lnaria
no one who is hungry w ill be turned
5.40 a. m ., or upon a rriv a l train No. 4,
d ally except Saturday. A rriv e R ip tu ia
away. And down this other stroeLare
H o w la Y our D igestion?
4 p. m . d a lly except F rid a y .
the old buildings that I shall cause to
Mrs M ary D o w lin g of Han Francisco
be torn down and there erect others In
For full Information call on or address
place of those death traps of firs and reoommends a remedy for stomach Ills
she says, ‘“G ra titu d e for the wonderful
| disease.”
wm. mcmurray
Down Delnncey slowly crept the pale effect of E lectric Hitters In a case of
Uen'l Passenger Agent,
¡gray auto. Aw ay from It toddled cov .'«cute digestion prompts this teetluion
•ya of wondering, tangle haired, bare al. I am fu lly convinced th a t for atom
P o rtla n d , O reg on .
footed, unwashed children. I t stopped acb and liver troubles Electric Bitters
before a craxy brick structure, foul Is the best remedy In m arket tod *v
[ and aw ry.
T h is great tonic and alterative n ^
Van Duycklnk alighted to examine invigorates the syatem, purifies
| at a better perspective one of the lean and Is esjieclally helpful In all forms of
■Z »
T in e tblo N o i2 N o rth bod
South-
ing walls.
Down the steps of the
female weakness.50cat Moro Pharm acy bound
March 8, 1008 pitene nger
building came a young man who
(NPteiigt 533
seemed to epitomize its degradation,
d ally
S T A T IO N S
d aily
squalor and infelicity—a narrow chest In the Olronlt Coort df the Htateof Oregon,
la
and
for
the
oonnty
of
Hberman.
ed, pale, unsavory young man, pulling
,^ ...B Ig g a ....r 11.06 o rv t
12'85ptu
| at a elgarette.
. . .Glhaoua. » . ÎÜ 86
12 55
¡Vida M Johnston, P lain tiff,
1
10.26
........Hluka.
1.00
va.
zHumruon*.
Obeying -a sudden Impulse, Van
. . . W asco.. . . 10.16
1.16
I Duycklnk stepped out and warmly Pent H Jobnatoo, Defendant. )
..
K
kill
dyke
..
10. IN)
grasped the hand of w hat seemed to | To Paul ii Johnston, tha above named de 1.30 .
Haudon . . . 9.65
1.40
fendant.
..
i him a living rebuke.
H a y Cauou Jr4
" I w ant to know you people,” he In tfie name of tbe Htate of Oregon.
Í* «
Itf H ..M c D o n a ld s .. 9.86
Yon are hereby required to appear and
I said sincerely. " I am going to help answer the oomplaint tiled against yon io tbe 2.10
23.9 . . . D e M o a s ... 9.20
| you aa much as 1 can. W e ilhall be stove entitled anit, on or before the Inst day 2.25
27.0 , , / M o r o . . . . 9.10
s u m s u n d e r $ 2 5 c a s h ; o v e r $ 2 5 b a n k a b le n o te d u e O e to b e r
of
the
time
preaoribed
in
the
order
of
phb
80 4 .. E rs k lu ville , 8 66
2.40
i friends.”
llcatlon, to-wit, on or before the 4th dav of 8.10
38 6 OrttAs V a lle y .
1st, 1909; te n p e r c e n t d is c o u n t for c a s h o n a ll s u m s o v e r $ 2 5 ; te r m s of s a le to b e c o m p lie d
As the auto crept carefully away [ Deoemtor, 1908, sud if von fail to ao appear
45 8 ...•B o u rb o n ... 8.10
|co urtland t Van Duycklnk felt an un I and answer, plaintiff will apply to the oonrt 8 86
52.5 . . . . ", K e n t . . . . 7.66 > r
w ith b e fo re p u r c h a s e s le a v e th e fa rm .
accustomed glow about his heart. He for tbe relief demanded in the oomulaint 4.00
57.8 . ...W llo o x . . . 7 46
filed herein against yon. to-wit, for a decree 4 2U
was near to being a happy man.
first,that the bonds of matriuiouy heretofore 6.00 arv 70 0 . . . Si tan I ko. t.. 7.16 a m
H e had shaken the band of lkey I and now existing between »he plaintiff and
defendant be forever aud absolutely diasolv- For rale» and Information apply to
I BnlgglefrltA
I ed: aeoond, that the plaintiff be thereby
F. C R A B T R E E . A g e n t.
I uranted the onslodv aud oorapleta and «x-
H ow to C ure a Cold Sore.
M o ro . O r.
olaaive oontrol of the aaid obildren, Father
Besides being jnore or less pslnfnl Johnston and L^rris Johnston, and for such
other
and
farther
relief
as
to
this
oonrt
may
land annoying, a cold sore fa mos^
Jnst and meet in the preiuiaea.
| disfiguring to the face and mouth. The seem
Thia aummoua is aerved upon yon by pub
beat way In which to cure this painful lication thereof for the period of six success
ive weeks in Tbe Hhennau Couuty Observer
little blister is to moisten It with cam
a week I v newspaper of general oironlation,
phor to dry it up. Peroxide
i-ero x.u e of
o, hydro-
u.vuro-
b, „ hed
Oregon, in
gen also la sn excellent remedy, and It I „orsuanoC to an ordef of the Hon Wm
may be applied by moistening a piece llenriohs, County Judge for Sherman oounty
J
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I -1—1_
lb«. 9lw4 Jew <sff I
1<4IIM
of atoortont cotton w ith the camphor duly mad« on th« 2 l s t day of October, V.KJh,
land the date of th« first publication Itor»-
and then daubing It on the sore, or [ of is tbe 23»d day of October, 1SMJH.
H . M. E stbmi . t , Attorney
else It may be applied with the tip of
------
Ior
the finger. I f a scab forma fur nny 17to23d4-314]
reason, cold cream should be applied
liberally to keep It soft and to prevent i^UMMONS-
It from leaving a scar. Oue always
In th« Gironit Oonrt of the Stats of Oregon
I should be careful to prevent a cold
oonnty of Hbermsn.
sore from,cracking or apllttlng open.
Overland Express trains for Salem,
Roeeburgr- A ah land, Sacramento, O g
Marie E Lutz, Plaintiff,
1
den, San - Franclsoo, Stockton Los
vs.
>
How io F ill'U p Holoa In Wood.
W illiam H. Lntz. Defendant )
Angelos, E l Paso, N ew Orleans and tbe
I t sometimes becomes necessary to
East. Leaven Portland U nion Depot,
fill up cracks o r’ dents In fine wood To W illiam U Lata, tha above named de 8.46 p. iu . Arrivee 7.25 a m ., dally.
fendant.
work, furniture, floors, etc. The fol
M orning train oonnectsat Woodburn
lowing Is the best way of dolug It: In the name of tho Htate of Oregon
You are hereby required to appear and
mouth.
And Mrs. W illiam Darragh JVhltW tissue pn|»er is steeped and per answer the uomnlaint filed againat you in d ally except Sunday w ith trains for
ms plump and active roll of money,
M t. A n gel, Silverton
B row nsville,
."Don't uilnd If 1 do, old man,” said
the above entitled suit, oc. or before the laat Springfield, W e n d llu g aud
bis clarion call to friend und comrade— the great leader, "Just to keep th« ball McMahan wore a look of discontent fectly softened In water an«l by ther
N a tro n ,
dav
of
the
time
prescribed
in
the
order.4)f
ough
kneading
with
glup
transformed
upon her plump but pretty face, and
oh, w hat a king of men he was! How rolling.” ,
ljcavea Portland U nion Depot 8.80 a m .
pnblioation.
to-wit:
on
or
before
the
4th
day
Into a paste and by means of ochres of December, 1U0H. and if you fail to ao ap- arrivee 6.56 p. m .
the very rustle of her silks seemed
he obscured his leutenants, though
The last spark of Ikey'a reason fled.
(earth colors) colored as nearly ns pos tear and answaf, plaiutiff will apply to the
they themselves loomed large and se
"W ine,” be called to the bartender, sigh.
Eugene passenger connects at Wood-
There was a brave and conspicuous sible to the shade of the wood. To court for the relief demanded in the o m
rious, blue of chin and important of waving a trembling band.
bum w ith M t. Angel and Silverton
assemblage In the dining saion of a tho paste calcined magnesia Is then plaint filed herein against yon, to -w ;t:fo r a local. Ijeaves Portland U nion Depot
mien,
w
ith
hands
burled
deep
In
the
By O. H E N R Y .
The corks of three bottles were
decree diaaolviug tbe lamds of matrimony
pockets of their short overcoats! But drawn; tbe champagne bubbled In the noted hostelry where Fashion loves to added, and it Is forced Into the cracks [ now existing between the plaintiff and yonr- 4.15 p. in., returns 10.36 a.m ., d ally .
Billy—oh, w hat small avail are words long row of glasses set upon the bar. display her charms. At one tabla sat or boles. This cement attaches Itself aelf, on the grouhda of w ilful desertion
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland.
(Copyright.
8. o.
8. MçClure
T1KI11. 19«.
I**w , by
i f J the
viiw o.
myk-iutw Co.) j i
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and J o t
Billy M c M a ta fi and his w ife Moatly very firm ly to the wood and after dry - for mors thap onq
.•
. „. - *
flnkrMlM- tQ
for
U 8 Slor7 08 8een
T the stroke of
lkey Hnlggle- » _
.
aooh other and furtber relief m i id the oourt Urtioti D e p o t7 .9 0 a n i.,a rrtv e s 6 fi0 p .m .-
Ing retains Its smooth surface.
silent
they
were,
but
the
acceaaorlea
D a ily .
may aeem equitable and jnat.
frits laid down his goose. lkey ,
’
¿ „«i« mn» m th» nnt* w ith his beaming smile, at lkey. The
The Cafe Mnglnnls rang to the note lieutenants and satellites took theirs they enjoyed little needed the Indorse
. TbH»«auuuomi is aerved upon you by puL
was a tsltor1» apprentice. Are
Sheridan passenger leaven Porlland*
victory.
The
white
coated
bar-
lioation
thereof
for
the
period
of
aix
anooeaa-
ment
of
speech.
Mrs.
McMahan's
<M
s
How
io
Dftfttroy
Odor«.
of
and growled "Here’s to you!"
lkey
Union Defsit 4 6 0 p.m ., arrlvee8.25a.m ^
there tailor's apprentices now
Flace a cup containing vinegar on ive weeks m the Sherman Oounty Observer,
tenders threw themselves featfully took bis nectar iu delirium. A ll drauk. inonds were outshone by few In the
a
weekly"
newspaper
of
general
circulation,
D
ally.
adays?
upon bottle, cork and glass. From a
lkey threw his week's wages In a room. The w aiter bore the costliest the stove near the pan In which you pnbliahed in H berm an county, Oregon, in
At any rate, lkey tolled and snipped
Forest Grove passenger leaves Port
brands of wine to their table. In even are cooking cabbage or onions and tho purananoe to an order of the Hon Win Hen
score o f clear Havanas the sir received crumpled roll upon the bar.
and basted and pressed and patched
ing dress, w ith an expression of gloom odor w ill not spread all over the house, riche, County Judge for Htierman oounty, land Union Depot 10.4o p .m ., a rriv a l
Its paradox of clouds. The leal and
"C’rect,” said the bartender, smooth
and sixsiged all day In the stgaray
dnly made on the ¡flat day of Oolober, 190H, 1.60 p.m . D a lly except Sunday.
the hopeful shook Billy McMahan's lug the twelve one-dollar notes. The upon his smooth sud massive
an ft would otherwise
and the date of tbe first publication thereof
fetor of a tailor shop, but when work-
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
hand. And there was born suddenly crowd surged around Billy McMahan tenance, yoqr would look in vain fa r
“fe the 23rd day of October, ItfOM.
was done (key hitched his wagon to
a more striking fignre than B illy’s.
Oso P L bmt , Attorney
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
In the worshipful soul of lkey Sniggle- again..
Some one was telling how
such stars as his firmament let shine.
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fur P laintiff
Four tables sway sat alone a tall,
frits at) audacious, thrilling Impulse
D IV IS IO N . ’ .
Brannigau fixed ’em over in the Elev
It was Saturday night, aud the boss
«lender man «boat thirty, with thought
He stepped fo rw a rd -In to the little enth.
Depot, Foot of Jefferson Street.
lkey leaned ngnlnst the bar
laid twelve begrimed aiak begrudged
ful. melancholy eyes, a vasdyke beard
Cleared space In which majesty moved awhile and theu went o u t
s
dollars in bis band. lkey dabbled dis
Ijeaves from Jefferson street depot for
ind peculiarly white, thin hands. -H a
and held out his hand.
H e went down Hester street and up
Dallas and Interm ediate points d ally,
creetly In water, donned coat, bat and
Billy McMahan grasped It unheslrat- Chrystie and down. Dekincey to where was dining on filet mlgnon, dry toast
4.16 p.m . A rriv e P o rtland, 10.16 a .m .
collar, with Its fr.irjtlc.! II? • 1 chal lr.fllv, shook It and aittHed
OUCEBEB'S seeos SUCCEED I
he lived. And there his women folk, a and spoil Ina rls. T hat man waa Cort
cedony pin, und set furth iu pursuit of
T he Independence M onm outh Motor
~v)l:u;c mtltl now by the gods who bibulous mother and three dingy sis landt Van Duycklnk, a msa worth
S P E C IA L O F F E R :
his Ideals. >
Line operates d aily to M onm outh and
were a tout to destroy him., lkey threw
$80,000,000, who Inherited and held a
r
M
»
a
«
4»
s«»14
R
aw
■■s»aMM.
A
trVJ
Will
’
ters,
pounced
upon
him
for
his
wages.
A irlie, connecting w ith S. P. Co’s
For each of us when our day’s work
make you o a r p o naan ant caatom ar. »
And at his confession they shrieked sacred seat In the exclusive inner d a
trains a t Dallas aud Iudependenoe.
Is done must seek our Ideal, whether It
Prize Collection
Thus
cried
the
hair.
And
a
els
of
society.
and objurgiit«al him in the pithy rtiet-
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
I It tha anew I T«—«» T splendid j A.U., « Ust raTW-
to lova or penuchle or lobster a la New
IHMi
*a
i»i»»a
i
m S i i a»ik»-«i r»n»u«a la aU.
BUly
McMahan
spoke
to
so
one
aleo
Japan, C hina, H o no lulu and
kind
neighbor
came
to
the
res
orte of the locality.
burg or tbe sweet ^lienee of the musty
OOARANnr.D TO PLKAaK.
around
him
t»ecause
ha
knew
ne
one.
Australia.
B lit even as they plucked a t him and
WWfe to-day: . Mention thlt Paper.
cue with a bottle of A yer’s
bookshelves.
struck him lkey remained In hLs ec Van Duycklnk kept his eyes on hla
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
Behold lkey as he ambles up tbe
H a ir Vigor. The hair was
static trance of Joy. His head was in plate because be knew that every eye
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 721.
street beneath the roaring “L,” be
S
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N
D
10
C
E
N
T
S
preeent
waa
hungry
to
catch
hla.
He
P o rtland , Or.
saved! T h is was because
the clouds; tbe star was draw ing Ids
I M aom yasWaa »•*'»• ••» rMlr» thia ralaaS)« ,
tween the rows of reeking sweatshops.
,
aal
l iiM— o* Oeafta poatM ift. toyMlkar with m Mf
could
bestow
knighthood
and
preattgo
wagon. Compared w ith what he had
Pallid, stooping. Insignificant, squalid,
I ■ » •a raa tlra, R »eatlfW f a»«4 a > 4 F l o a t R a o f c .
A yer’s H a ir Vigor is a regular
C. W . ST1NOER,
W m . flc M U R R A Y
tan. a ll ab o at MtBatft » w la tla a a t Haada. R a a ta , ata j
achieved the lose of wnges sod the by a nod, and he was chary of creating
CHy T ic k e t Agent.
G en-Peas. A g t
doomed to exist forever In peuury qf
hair medicine. Falling hair is
M.W. IsettNj
bray of women’s tongues were slight a too extensive nobility.
txxly and mind, yet as he swings his
And then Billy McMahan conceived
caused by a germ, and this
affairs.
U M M O N S .— In t b e C ir r u it C o u rt ol th e S tate
cheap cane and projects the noisome
o f O regon for S h erm a n C o u n ty .
He had shaken the hand of Billy Mc and accomplished the most startling
Inhalations from his cigarette you per
medicine completely destroys
and audacious act of his life. H e rose
Mahan.
«
'
ceive Ihnt he nurtures In his narrow
( * i .X _
* « i . .. '
Etts Woolsey, Plaintiff,
these
germs.
Then
the
healthy
deliberately and walked over to Cort
bosom tbe bacillus of society.
vs.
F. E. Woolsey, Defendant.
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
Ikey’s legs carried him to and lilt«»
, Billy McMahan had a wife, and upon landt Van Dujrcklnk’s table and held
out
his
hand.
that famous place of entertulnmeut
her visiting cards was eugraved me
The boat k in d of a tM tlxn o n lal —
To F. E. Woolsey, the above named de-
"Say, M r. Van I >uvcklnk." be said,
" B o ld fo r over s ix ty ye ars .”
■ known as tbe Cafe Mngtnnls— famous
name "Mrs. W illiam Darragh McMa
a fendsnt.
talking
about
because It wus tbe rendezvous of Billy
han.” And* there was a certain vexa ‘I ’ve heard you
» fty J. c.
Oo., Eowslt,
In tbe name of the State of Oregon—
X ls o «nsauftM tursrs o f
starting
some
refonps
among
the
gpor
Yon are hereby required to appear and
McMahan, tbe greatest man. tbe most
tion attendant upon these cards, for,,
SARSAPAMLLA.
answer tbe oomplaint filed again»! yon in
i wonderful man. lkey thought, that tbe
small ns they were, there weVe houses people down In my district. I ’m Me
(he
above entitled snit, on or before the laat
FILLS.
world had ever produced.
In which they oould not be Inserted. lla h s n , you know. Ray. now. If that's
CtUiflft V PECTORAL
day o( tbe time preaoribed in the order of
Billy McMabsu was the district lead
Billy McMahan was a dictator In pol straight IU do all I can to help yon.
pnblioation, towiti on or before the 4th day
And V h a t I says goes in that neck of
of Deoember, 1908, and if yon fa il to so ap
er. Upon him the tiger purred, anti
itics, a four walled tower In business,
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the
his band held manna to scatter. Now.
a mogul dreaded, loved and obeyed tbe wyods. don’t It? Oh, say. F rather
oonrt for the relief demanded in tbe 00m-
guess it does!"
as lkey entered McMahan stood, flush
among hla own people. H e wus grow
O b s e r v e r
O f f ic e
laint filed herein againat yon, to-wit, for a
V in Duyeklnk’s rather somber eyas
eoree diaeolving tbe bonds of matrimony
ed and triumphant and mighty, the cen
Ing rich; the dally papers had a dozen
now existing between the plaintiff and your
ter of a huzzaing concourse of his lleu-
rmen on bis trail to chronicle his every lighted up. H e rose to his htak height
self on tbe grounds of desertion; and for
tensuts and eoostltvants.
It seems
, word of wisdom; he had been honored and grasped B illy McMahan’s hand.
M O N TH LY M AGAZINE
snob other and farther relief aa to tbe oonrt
"Thank you. M r. McMahan,” he said
there tiad been su election. A signal
In caricature holding the tiger cring
may seem equitable and last.
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A FAM ILY LIBRARY
Address:
M
O
RO
,
OREGON.
in
bis
deep,
aerlons
tones.
"1
have
This snromona la served npon yon by pnb
victory had tweu won. Tbe city had
ing In leash.
lioation
thereof
for
the
period
of
an
suooese-
J
But
the
heart
of
Billy
was
sometimes
been
thinking
fit
doing
some
work
of
been swept back into line by a reslst-
Ive weeks in The dherman County Observer,
less Is-Moru ef ballots.
sore within him. There was a race of that sort I shall bo glad of your as
12 C o m f l k t i N o v e l s Y e a r l y
a weekly newspaper of general oironlation,
S to c k In s p e c to r
lkey slnnk along the to r and gazed,
men from which he stood apart, but sistance. I t pleases me to bocorne ac
pnbliahed
in Sherman oonnty,"OrDgont in**
It» held out Ato hand.
M A N Y S H O R T S T O R IE S A N D
pnrananoe to an order of the Hon Wm Hen-
quainted w ith you.”
breath quickened, at his Idol.
S h e r m a n C o u n ty ,
5 I \P E R S O N T IM E L Y T O P IC S
sway his scabbard and charged upon that he viewed with the eye'of Moses
rlehs,
County
Judge for Hherraan oonnty,
Billy walked beck to his seat H is
How msonlflcent wss h illy McMs-
looking over Into the promised land.
duly made on the 2tst day of October, lLOH,
O re g o n .
shoulder wss tingling from the acco j '.'."»XO r x r v e a r : 2 8 c t s . a coev
hna. with his great, smooth, laughing Olympus.
He.
loo,
had
Meals,
even
as
had
lkey
and
tho
date
of
the first publication thersul
"Have a drink w ith me. Billy.”
N O C O N T IN U E D S T O R I I S
lade bestowed by royalty. A hundred
is tbs ¿3rd day of Oetober, 1908.
facaj bis gray eye. shrewd as a
Deputy Stock Inspector
he said fam iliarly - “you and your 8nlgglefrltz. n u l sometimes, hopeless •70s wars now turned upon him In
A U ammes . Attorney
• V .-.n V « U M B E R C O M P L E T E I N I T B - L V
thicken hawk’s; bis diamond ring, his
of attaining them. Ids own solid suc-
TtodBM-SM)
tasPIninftlR,
.
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voice Ilk« a bugle call, hla prince’s sir. J*1* » « * !1
s waa a« du»t aud ashes In hla envy and Bi
S hort U ne
«iw union P acific
At my farm three miles east and
half mile south of Monkland, known
as the old Ned Thompson place.
Free Lunch Served.
Sale begins 10 a. m.
Nov. 7.1908
HORSES, PLOWS, HARNESS
t54 h ea d w o r k h o rse»
F o u r se t w o r k h a r n e s s
îî s u c k lin g c o lls
ii tr ip le l l - i n M o lin e p lo w
îî y e a r lin g s
1
îî- th r e e y e a r o ld h o r se s
tr ip le • 1 4 - In ch
D e e r e p lo w
Term s of Sale.
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SOUTHERN PiCIFIC CO.,
Barnum, Clerk
P. J. DìIlinCjer, Owner
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