Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, November 20, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text, z, ••***►.» I / V' " /" • fond of all Bowers, gnd * they Tune I therefore made a calendar from them, giving to each mouth a favorite bios- , soiu or leaf. Thus the pine, the emblem of lusting I proaiierlty and life, belouga to Jauuary, I nud Ita brunches are used to decorate lall houses ou New Year’s duy. To February belong the blossoms of the plum tree, which stand for purity, laud the beautiful blossoms of the peach tree, to which young girls are com- I pared, are associated with the month I of March. Next the cherry blossom, the most beloved of all flowers. Is held to be- | long to April, and to May are assigned the gorgeous clusters of the wistaria vine. The IrliUlower, to which ure compared [the s lr e n g ll. nud beauty of young boys, belongs to June, aud July has the glory | ami perfume of the water Illy. The flowering hlbtetus -tree uttuefces Its beauty to the month of August, while September !nys claim to the exquisite | charm of the azalea. The royal flower of Japan, the chrys- Innthemuiu, which forms a part of the I crest of the Imperial family, bclougs to the month of October, while to No vember Is given the maple leaf, ad- I mired for Its decorative quality. Finally, with December Is associated the beautiful camellia, which blooms In the gardens even In the midst of | snow. O b se r v e r . The M OBO, OBBOON : F R ID A Y .................Nov. 20, 1908 Rerwensl T a lk W ith Vow. If you do not read The Observer ffhy Not? . t We should like to have you take tt, and we •'.now It would be profitable to you to become a aubacrlber. We »end 1» two rear« for $2-50; onejrear $lJW;12Xct* a month la a’t much. Try It. Order by Postal Card, and pay for It when you can. At any time when requested to do an, the paper will be discontinued. Hut we expect that all arrear* will be paid before auch request la made. It la eaay to aak u. tor a ataten'.ent, which will be cheerfully rendered at any time. NOTED SOCIAL OOEEfi. Side Lights on the Career of Mrs. William Astor. INSTANCE OF HER KINDNESS. F o rm e r T im e ly N aw Y o rk G e n a ro a ity m an— H o w S o c ie ty to Som a W o rk to H e r S o c ia l L e a d •r a h ip. Mrs. William Astor, for many yearn the acknowledged leader of New York society, sat one day lu a window of her Fifth avenue mansion watching a gang of meu who were excavating a ditch In which to lay the pipes of the New York Steam Heating company. The perspiration was pouring off the men's faces, and an exhauster! look hud settled over their countenances. She remembered that they had work ed continuously through the warm days of the previous week and, calling her butler, seut him to b rin g th e fore man of the gang Surprised nud won dering what could be the matter, the foreman was ushered Into the presence of Mrs. Astor. To his still greater sur prise, he was luvlhkl to form his men In line and march them up to the front of the house. Mrs. Astor then ex plained that the meu must be wearied by their continuous work In the warm weather and said that she wished to give them a little money to purchase refreshment for themselves at their lunch hour. The men were then form ed In line, and as each one passed the front steps he received a doUar from the hands of the butler. Meantime Mrs. Astor hatched the distribution from her window. The hundred or so men quietly expressed their thanks as »they received the little gift. They were employed by Park Coibuilssloner Crtmmtns. One man who after receiv ing hit dollar again took his place In Hue and attempted to pass along a second time was discharged by the foreman. ; Mrs. Astor, the bead of the Astor family, attended during her European tour k" garden party In the English midlands. Mrs. Astor's dignity has been likened to that of a duchess of the old school; hence a certain young officer should have been wiser at the garden party than to say to her as he took out his cigarette case, "I »ope smoking Incom mode you, madam?" ‘ “I don't know really," Mrs. Aator an s we red. "No gentleman »has ever smoked In my presence." Amiable and gentle In disposition, Mrs. Astor has been devoid of the as parsed feline traits one Is apt to asso ciate with women of fashion. Thefe was never much for her to aspire to. One of fortune's children, she went Into the world equipped with wealth, brains and breeding. She never has l>een compelled to fawn upon the loftier woman. Khe avoided the humiliation, the character destroying experience of pursuing social position abroad. Her | . servants, who have adored her, could "'talk forever about her little kindly deeds, her consideration for others and her unselfishness. In her taste she hns l»een ns simple as the woman who used to hem, her blankets. Although her guests wore» dined on the asplekcd luxuries of Prance and off the world renowned Astor gold plate, she used to go to the other extreme. When alone she used to lunch and dine from a small tray By SIDNEY HEDGES COLE. with blue and white china of average C opyrigh ted . IMS. by Associated quality. One of her (avorlte fo«sla hns IJ te r a r y Press. . - been rice pudding, and broiled chops and spring chicken have t>een the back bones of her repasts. When Duncan accepted Mrs. Har In speaking of the qualifications for vey’s Invitation to Join her bouse party the leadership of society that have been possessed by Mrs. Astor, Ward In the mountains that worthy lady , , 1 McAllister once said that she had was overjoyed. Here, Indeed, was the very man she “good Judgment and a great power of analysis of men and women, a thor had beeo seeking—a man whose name ough knowledge of all their surround was on everybody’s- Bps,- <• verlhttde ings, a Just appreciation of the rights lion, who would make her the envy of of others and, coming herself from an all her set. , old colonial family, a good apprecia lie was the man who had spout a tion of the value of ancestry, always month In Ln»*n and who had talked keeping it near her and bringing It In with the gT.ir.d Lima ! ! ..-cL'. :’ »’ r a w - In all social matters, but also under Ing card of the highest umgnhudc. standing the imiwKsnee and power Mrs. Harvey s|»ent a good half day In of the new element, recognising it and congratulating herself and wondering fairly and generously awarding to it a Just bow she had been able to manage prominent place. Having a great for It tune, she had the ability to conceive Bbe pictured him as she had (last and carry out social projects, and this aeeu him, a happy, exuberant, boyish sbe had done always with success, ever young man who would entertain her reedy to recognise ability aud'worth other guest* by tbe hour with most ab- and give to ,t advice and assistance- above <11'Things, a true and loyal friend In sunshine or shower," Niue o’clock was Mrs. Astor's ktlpu lated time for arriving at the opera bouse Mrs. Astor never.enter«! her boi when the auditorium was lighted Hhe waited for the lights to tie low ered and then look her place so silent ly that no one ssw her. She wss al ways assisted by some of Her guests. Once In her scarlet velvet r bn tr. she threw back her shoulders proudly. Her carriage was as erect as arty wo man's In the place, nnd her general at titude never changed Men came In droves to bid her good evening Nov. 26 ’08 A t M o r o , O re CI FLOOR 0 MUSIC 0 SUPPER D ) TIME w ith us. How to Curs Sleeplessness. Sleeplessness generally Is ouly ex- pertertced by fieople of nervous temper ament and Is caused, as a rule, by an overabundance of blood In the head. The most natural remedy for this Is something that will cause the Wood to flow to the proper channels. Friction applied to the surface of the entire body will draw the blood away from the head. After undressing briskly rub the entire surface of the bmly with a flesh brush or a coarse, dry towel. If this falls to bring -relief, place the hands and feet in us hot water as can be borne nnd drink a glass of hot milk or a cup of hot cocoa o r chocolate This rarely falls to bring relief.- . Duncan’s Guide. OREGON S hort U ne s» U nion P acific 3 T rain s to T h e East Dally Ledge N e . 121. P* A A . M „ M o r o , O r. ® Meets the first and third Thursday evenings of each mouth Visiting niemlier* cord I illy luvlted to meet B y order of the W. M. J. M. Parry, Heoretsry. Through Pullman standards and tourist sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car dally to Kansas City. Reclining chair- cars (seats free) to the East daliy. F U R T L .A N } ) D E P O T . B e th le tia m No 7» O.E M. Regular communication each 2d aud 4th Thurs day evenings m onthly. By order W . M. Mrs Helen Parry, Heoy M o ro Lodge, N e . 113, I . O .O . F . M oro, O regon . HI kk *. M y H air is Extra Long Feed your h air; nourish it; give it something io live on. Then it w ill stop falling, and w ill grow long and heavy. Ayer’s H air Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy, It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, anjl get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. T h e b e s t k in d o f a t e s t im o n ia l— “ B o ld fo r o v e r s ix t y y e a r s .’ ’ 3. f yers by 0 . A y e r O o . C o w e l l. M aae A l e o iS e n u f o e t u i e r e o f SAUSAPAR1U.A. PILLS? c u t UH Y PECTORAL. A T L A N T IC K X P K K M fo r th e E a a t v ia H u n t in g t o n . Puses Bigs* P O K T I .A N O B I G G H L O C A L , for s i l local p o in t s b e l f l « e n H ig g s a n d F o r t ln m i. A r r iv e s s t B i g g s C o lu m b ia N O T I C i. FLO O R MANAGERS CEO . M IL L E R , Wm. Rudolf First street, Kt roi» g brick, Moro, Ore C o n fe c tio n e ry B A L K ., hereby given th a t pursuant to tbe uooim and ot a w rit of execution issued out of tbe C irc u it oourt of tbe stats of Ore- gou, for Sherm an county, to m e directed, dated N ovem ber-7th, XWOH, Io a suit tbereiu pending w herein Fred U D eitzel is p la in tiff and Ite rn h a rd H tm m e le , E. U . McCoy and W. M . B arn e tt are defendants, com m anding tue to sell tbe lauds h e rein a fte r described to s tis fy a ju d g m e n t rendered and entered in said cause on O ctober 28th, 1308, in favo r oi the p la in tiff, aud against tbe defendants llern b ird H nn m e le , E O . MoCoy and W .M B urnett, for $1,200.00 w ith in terest thereon from the 3d day of D ecem ber, 130ft, a t the rate o f 10 peroeut. per an n u m , and $150.00 attorneys fee, and tbe fu rth e r sum o i $22.75 costs, and uocruiug costs, 1 w ill, on Saturday, December 19th, 1908 A t tbe hour of 10 o’ clock a. n>. of s aid day, a t tbe C o u rt House door in M oro bberum n oooutv, Oregon sell to the highest bidder for oaab in baud a ll of tbe fo llo w in g described ieu.1 property of the said defendants, to w it: th e N E / i of Section 27, and tbe W i t Heotion 23. »11 in township! N., H. 13 E . of W. M in Kberm au ooanty, Oregon, c o n ta in in g 320 sores more or less. , D ated N ovetniier 17th, l ’.SJH. J. S heriff of 54n20d 10-318 J B beruiau oouuty, Oregon C s F ukk M an , g l M U t l F F WALK. N ollqe is hereby k i h - d th a t pu rsu an t to the connnauU ot a w rit ul execution iHnued the C irc u it Q m r t of the S tate o f O r eu<>u, fo r Sherm an C ounty, to me directed dated Novem ber 13th. 13UH, in a suit therein (*-iid .ni/ w herein W illia m S m ith ia p lain tiff »ud B ernh ard U im ele ia defendant?'fcottq uiandinK me to eeli the lauds hereinafter descrilHMi to antiafy a ju d g m e n t rendered mid entered lu a»t,td QAuae ..n Ootober «th, 130H, in favo r of the p iiU n tiff nud ai/aim d the defendant Ite rn h a rd H im el« , for $:«ift.7(. w ith intereHt (hereon fro m the 12th day oi February, 13U<>. at the rate of 10 peroeut.pe annum , and $7ft e lto ru e y * f«»e* and the tui ther sum of $11.00 oosta, aud aocruiug oust« oO t o f A t the hour o f 10.30 o' d o c k a. m. o f said day, a t the C ourt Honae dooy, in Mo«>, Sherm an oouuty, Oregon «ell to the highest bidder, fo r oa*b aattfi, at* o f -the fo lto w iu « d e e o n b e d rea orooerty of the *a id d e fendant, to -w it. the 3W Seotiou 24, T p 1 N. of H. 13 E , W . M . in Sherm au oouuty, O regon. ’ D ated Novem ber 17th, 1308. J. 0 . S h e riff o f lln20d 18-3161 Sberiuau C ounty, Oregon In the C irc u it C ourt of the S ta te of Oiegon In and for tbe oouuty o í Sherm au. vs. P la in tiff, J Saiumoua Paul B Johnston, D efendant, Much ns 1 wish 1 fitted In this'niche, Ice cold drinks and Ice «Team In sea who were assembled on the wide ver the thoujjli'. *nl eyas. They Imn ln. d he found them trivial. I’m Impossible. As a participator In son. Soda water, bottled and fountain anda, saw Tim bring the big road car social functions In the accepted sense always on hand. up to the ateps, saw a bronzed, grave not worth bis efforts. When they wore of the te n n d ’m hopeless. faced young man clltnb out and punc on the link* or putting the horses to The girl looked at him with a quiet tiliously greet Mrs. Harvey as “Cousin t!i»> hurdles behind the stables, he took long solitary rambles acrosa the moun Mary." “I’ll take back that remark about I ¿ T a m e s f e t e w a r t If they had expected any signs of tain*. your conceit and ask your forgiveness When they played bridge or danced his far heralded exploits about him, Address: MORO, OREGON. IL too,” said she. “Oh, yon boy! any gray hairs on his head or any fa the evening, lie sat alone ou the ve for It ra n d a . Rinol ing Innumerable cigarettes. You great, big hearted, simple boy! marks of suffering upon his face, they You envy us In this silly, meaningless S to ck In s p e c to r were doomed to disappointment lie Mrs. Ilarvey, In frank disappointment, life of ours—you who have been doing to!«l herself lie was Impossible. was fair haired, sleek, well groomed. something! I wish yon might know The usual game of bridge was In S h e rm a n C o u n ty , Indeed, he looked much more like a pVoepemns business man on n week full swing one evening nnd DtttT’nn how I envy that life of yours!” “Do yon mean that —really?" he O regon. ned vacation tlian a celebrity with wa* sitting quite alone on one end of whose name two continent* were ring the vynmdn. looking nt the great hulk cried. “It la worth a thousand Itvee like Deputy Stock Inspector of the mountains looming dimly In the ing. ' ' ours.” ' Louis Schadew ltz, Kent, Oregon At dinner that night Mrs. Ilarvey moonlight. “But I am Isolated. I am alone. I ID’ heard Jhp door oppu softly, and, made her first attempt to draw him have eat myself off from all that I turning, he saw Eleanor Graydon com ou t renlly want. I want to be like thr "Now, Ted,” she suggested as the ing toward him Dun< nn's pulses quick other men here. I want to talk to yon ened. There was something about this coffee was served, “we’re all Impa tall, beautiful girl. With her cool voice aa they do—to be as unafraid of you tient to hear al»oiit 1C’ as they are." Duncan looked surprised. "About and her steady brown eyes, that ne | “That? Oh, pooh!" she laughed. what. Cousin Mnry?" he as!.cd. found most attractive—most dlsqulet- “Tell me, when you go Into an un W A IH IN O T O N A N O T IN T H « T « F O R T L A M O . O R IO O N " ’.’’¡nt. I’ deed?" she returned. “Your lugly attractive, ludeetl. known country what do you do before W R IT E F O R C A T A L O G recent triumph In Lassa, of conr.-c." She laughed softly as she saw him you try to travel It—take a guide, don’t b ( Placa T o w i n a Good Portion Dttfican actually blushed under his there. you ?” coat of tan r.nd squirmed uneasily In •Deserter!" she tauntsd. “You nud- "Yes.’ his chair as lie realised all tin* eye.« at your pose of solitude are getting on “Well, that’s what you must do here. Mrs. Ilarvey’s nerves. I mu see It. Take a guide. Then I’ll warrant In a the table were upon him. “Oh. that?* he aakl. "It’s nothing— Really, I’m lieglnnlng to,believe you week—In a day—you’ll know the ropes really nothing. It’s not worth the tell- conceited." from beginning to end.” MKKUFSSeeOS SUCCEED! Dunean drew up a chair. “Won't ypu Ing." "A guide,” he repeated musingly. S R K C IA L O F F E R : "But the pupers said”— sit here for a minute and watch thebe "Yes, that’s IL I must taka a guide to FM s S* t o S e M N e w A tr ia l w i l l ' mountains with me?” said he. “I’m— show me Into civilisation. My work “The papers," he Interrupted ■MM y o u nur p e n n a u e n t rn a to m e r . * yellow sheets, you mean, Cotuln Mary. I'm’’— lie paus«,d. ContttlM ■— >E K S S -it’ Is done now. I want to live In my tea Ssast I Taraie-1 ■»Undid j o-u«, * twM varla “You’re wttnt?” she prompted. T h e y must have news. They’ll rathe own country; therefore I must have f 11 m i «“V «» va n a tlr« la ail. e O A K A N T K r.S T O PLXASC. something out of the most hopeless “Lonely,” he finished, tilth au<;h evi that guide. I—I—there Is only one I 1 Write to -d a y ;. M ention title Patter. dent siuverlty lu his voice-that t'iie girl1 want, nnd I want her for life," be material.’’ . * “Yon talked with the grand lama. felt a 111 I te paqg of reiubrse. stammered, but he looked at her with Tell us about him. Wto-tt dhl li ■ say ?’» “1 presume you find us stupid," said no uncertain light In hla eyes. “I am SEND 10 CENTS «•«am f f t * »"« * *•« u»s nm tc thia valeahta Dufcan laughed fidrh some unbar she, sitting down ls*slde him. “After presumptuous, I know. I am nothing rasst'.eut. “Nice little chap, the lama ru q I i n crowded life as yours hns l»eon but a barbarian, as I told you. but per k b e, ■fiahaat itoBaat tm m ot s^,., riu«», •». Yotin; lab. h e'h , with n lean f*t;e ¡ nd all this must lie very tame.” haps with tbs guide It might be differ keUtM. 1707 « W o W J keen eye*. V.’e h:'.<? quite 8 g. ss'.iln ; "Tame?’’ he said, with sudden enru- ent.” bee through f’.u Intel; Jeter.’ I' e.^'sl estness. "Tjyue? Oh, heavens, no!” lie turned suddenly and caught her ,1 w a .«Vh «most Inter»' lid I.: t I r t . I I , “You give us that Impression any hand itn hla own. "Can I have that the latpa did. V.*ai ted to know v.hit way.” guide?" he asked unsteadily. made It veilow. I tr. »1 to tell III if It “Do 1?" said he. lie leaued forward The girl arose. Her face wae scar was nature and not paroxlde (’.. tt «.Id In his chnlr. "Do you know how I let. but her eyes were lo o k in g Into bln. It. but the Irtt rt.teter g- t nil I n I d feel here? Will you respect my secret “Youy first lesson will be in bridge,” Up trying to | ut b r! :hi. «ni I the lum t’R If I tell you?” he said. "Come In and I’ll teach She nodded. fa e was l’’.<ra r ? 1 m i Iwta'ge. I gu; st you.1 “Well, then, like a fish out of water. titj till'•: didn’t ;;o.'' But Duncan caught her In hla arms M O N TH LY M AGAZINE > lit :.v!/ (kfenac be .turned to the girl I’m afraid—honestly and actually and held her fa s t A F a m il y L ib r a r y afraid. You see, all my life I have •t It I ‘i. "Yes, dear," she murmured. "I loved . h it was y»air s<T»re on Ike lln'm j traveled. I’ve l>een Into the out of tbe you from the very first, you were The Best in Current Literature thli hitcrncen?’’.-M’- .’V Led. • | ’ci¡y- wny places of the earth. I haven’t had so unspoiled by what I’m going to 12 C O M F L K T R N O V R L S Y X A R L V oue? Fine! Wish I could do ns good time to cultivate any of the graces <>t guide you Into.” civilisation. All In all. I’m a barba as that." M A N Y S H O R T S T O R IE S A N D Aar mi inttrrv tlon. an entertainer of rian, more or less. P A P E R S O N T IM E L Y T O P IC S Japyteee Calendar. 7 “I’ve tookf 7 f rw ird to tills to thia S 2 .6 0 PKR v k a r ; 2 6 CVS. A c o w Reference la frequently made to the coming here to CoUMn Mary's nnd N O C O N T IN U E D S T O R IE S m»‘etl g ,n II tli ■» people of your world floral calendar of Japan. What this C V C R V N U M B K R C O M R L X T C i n IT B S L V more lUau I <su tell you. But It hits calendar Is la explained In the lie taught me uorncthing about myself. keepur. The Japanese era OLM E BUSINE5S COLLEÖEI SEEDS Site IH •• L I. «»I I LtPPINCOTT'S I'o P adl B Juhualou, tbe above m im ed de fen d a n t. .( In tbe nam e o f tbe S tate of O regon. You are hereby required to appear and anawer tbe o o m p laiut filed against you ia the above e n title d s u it, ou or lie fore the laat day of tbe tim e prescribed in the order of pub lica tio n , to -w it, ou or before the 4th day oi D roem leir, 1308, aud if you fu ll to*«, appeal and answer, p la iu tiff w ill apply to the court for the re lie f dem anded iu the oom plaint filed herein agaim it yon. to -w it, for a decree firs t,th a t the bond* of m atrim on y heretofore 4nd now e xw tiug betweeu the pi liu tiff aud defendant be toreverand absolutelydiaeolv- ed; atcond, th a t tbe p la in tiff be thereby granted the onatody aud com plete aud ex clusive ooutrol of the said o b iid u u , Eatbei Johuaton and L o ri* Johnston, anu for suoh other and fu r ih e r v e lie ! as to this oourt may aeem ju at aud m e e tiu the premises. T h is summons is seived ui<ou you by pub licatio n thereof fo r the period o f six auooes* ive we« it* in Th e Whormau Couuty Observe a weeklv newspaper of general circ u la tio n putdished in bherm ati oouuty, Oregon, it purshauoe to an order of the H o n W BeuriehR, County Judge for H iierw an oouuty duly made ou the 21st day ot Ootober, 130* aud the date o f the firet pu blicatio n there of is tb e 2 3 id day of October, l'.n)it. H . M . E stsiti.», A ttorney 7to23d4 314J fo r 1’la in tifi eV M M O N S- In the C iio n it C ourt of tbe State ot Oregon oouuty Of H herm an. M a rie E L u tz, P la in tiff, vs. W illia m H . L u tx. D efend an t 8.4ft s.m fisg LSI s.m. ft pIS T 2.U fta.rn . I ,v . 12.1ft p W I I l a aud m e tte R iv e r . For full Information call on or address W m . M cM URRAY Uen’l Fareenger A gent, Portland, O regou. WLUMBli SOUTHERN R i Ttnv tble N o i2 North bnd March 8, 1908 pasee tiger 4outh- bouud (N t*e tig f daily S t BI'ATIONH 12-35PIII .0 ....... B ig g s... 6.4 . . . (JlhtMtllM. . 12 66 7 0 ....... Hlnka... 1.00 » 8 . . . W asco.. 1.16 1.30 * 14.1 .. Kloudyke 1.40 18 I . . . bandon . “tl9." Haÿ Canon Jet 1‘J 3 . M«’D m aid s.. L66 23. V . . . DeM«ssi... 2,10 2.26 ' 27.0 ........Moro . . . . 2.40 • 30 4 Ersklnvllle . 3.10 38 6 Ota** Valley. 46 8 . . . B ourbon... 3 36 62.6 ....... Kent . . . . 4.00 4.20 ' 67.8 ....W lle o x . . . 5.Ö0 arv 70 6 . . . B h an lk o... ) f J daily 11.06 arv« 10 36 10.2,6 10.16 10.00 9.55 ' • o 9.20 9.1Û 8 66 3 36 8 10 7.65 7 46 7.16 am For rales and Information apply to - L . F- C R A B T R E E , Agen«, M o ro . O r. SOUTHIRH PICIFIC CO.. Sunset, Ocean and Shasta Route ---- - A B illia r d and P ool T a b le s Vida M Jobnatou, p.m 7 .M n o s to p . 11. »3 p m . For Dayton, Oregon L’lty and Yam hill River |**inls. Ash street dock. Leaves 7.00 a. in. daily except Hunday. Arrives 6.30 p.tn. dally exoept Hcnday. For Irewlston, Idaho, aud way points frotu Itiparla, Wash. Leave Hi par la 5.40 a. in., or upon arrival traih No. 4, dally exoept Haturdav. Arrive Blparia 4 p. in. dally except Friday. F shbman , C ig a rs , T o b a cco s tn . s.m. flag For Astoria aud way poluta, oou- ueotlug with slrauwr foi for Ilwaoo aud North Beach. Hteamer Hasaalo, Ash street <l«»ck. Leaves 8.00 p. nt. daily, except Bunday. (Saturday 10 00 p. ut. Arrives 5 00 p. in. daily except Munday. Notioe is 1 will, on 8 20 p .m A 20 p in. 100 7 .DO p .m . • o sto p . l l .2 3 p m 8.4A P a s s e s B ig g s F o r K a it r r n W a s h in g t o n , W a lla W a lla , L e w i s to n , C o e u r d ’A l e n e a iu l G r e a t N o r th e r n p o in ta . 8PO K A N K FL Y E R N otioe is hereby given th a t the under signed, has beeu »ppointnd by the C ounty C o u rt of tbe H tats of Oregon fo r Hberm sn com ity, a d n n m a lra to r o f tbe estate of 1* M Haggles, deceased, end has duly qu alified aa such. A ll persona h aving c la im * ngaiuet the estate of said deceased, are hereby no tified to preseut tbe same to m e, at tbe law ottoes of M e in d l A B ry a n t, in tbe c ity of M oro. Oregon, verified aa by law required, w ilb iu six m outha from date o f first p u b li cation of th ia notioe. T o -w it, N ov. 20, 1308 O . N . H u o o l b s . A d m in is tra to r, of the Estate of F . M . ltngglea fttu20d2f> 317] deceased H K K IF F A z. D a lly . H IC A O O -P O K T L A N D S P E C I A L fo r th e K a * l H u n t in g t o n . ft.80 a .m . Pa»»<‘> ( r is p a ) 12.1ft p .m . Meets every Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Vlkitiug members are cordially Invited. Mem bers are expected to be ircseut, G. A. Meloy, N .G . ttotiert M: Brash. Hecretary. D M IN IB T K A IO R H L v . D a lly . C h a p te r Saturday, December 19th, 190,8, OM ER SAYRS. M sK iee’s C a r tr id g e F a c t o r y .— ------ A. My wife lunT got ready a very fine dinner—via, a dish of marrow boues, a leg of mutton, a loin of veal, a dish of fowl, three pyjlets and two dozens of *ar■<> nil In a dish, a great tart, a neat’s tongue, n dish of sncbovles, a dish of prawns and ch eese— Pepys' Diary. Tickets $1. Supper served at Moro Hotel Mexico ha* now In ofieratlon a metal lic cartridge factory with a dally ca pacity of BO.IMiO cartridges. The fac tory, which was constructed on the historic plain» of the Molina del Key, contains mArblnery of the beet m«d»1 In the world, which was Imported frem Germany and w ss Installed by Gar- E u reka A P e p y s D in n e r. L e a d e r's She R eb u k ed an E n g lia h Ofhcur — T r ib u t e H e w la Y e u r p tg sstlon ? Mrs Mary Dowling of Han Franolaoo, recommends a remedy for stomaoh Ills sbe says, “Gratitude for the wonderful etteot of Eleotrlo Bitters In a oase of aoute digestion prompt* this testlmon- al. I am fully oonylnoerl that for stom ach aud liver troubles Electric Bitters is the beat remedy In market today ” This great tonic aud alterative med loin invigorates the system , purldpe blood, aud is especially helpful lu all forms of female weak nose. 50c at Moro Pharmacy SOUTH Overland Exprem trains for Haleru, I b me burg, Aahlaud, Sacramento, Og den, Han Frauctsco, Htockton Los Angeles, ELPaao, New Orleans and the East. I .eave* Portland Union Depot, 8.45 p. in. Arrives 7.26 a. m., dally. Morning train connects at Woodburn «tally except Hunday with trains for Ylt. Angel, Hilveftou Brownsville, Hprlngfleld, W endling and Natron, leaves t’ortlaud Union Depot8.30a m . arrives 6.66 p. in. Eugene passenger connects at Wood burn with Mt. Angel and Hllverloo local. Ix-aveg Portland Union Depot 1.16 p. in., returns 10.36 a.m., daily, Corvallis passenger leaves Portland Union Depot 7.30 a.m., arrives6.60 p.m. D aily.-— - . • • . Hheridan passenger leaves Portland .Union Depot 4 60 p.m., arrivtjeR.26a.m. Daily. Forest Grove passenger leaves Port- land Union Depot 10.4o p.m., arrives 1 60 p.m. Daily except Hunday. PORTLAND OSWEGO SU B U R B A N HEBVICE AND Y AM H ILL D IV ISIO N . Depot, Foot of Jederson Street. Leaves from Jederson street depot for Dallas aud intermediate points dally, I 16 p.in. Arrive Portland, 10.16 a.m. The Itulependence Moqmouth Motor Line operate* daily to Monmouth and Airlie, connecting with H. P. Co’s rains at Dallas and Independence. Tickets to Eastern points and Europe, tlso Japan, China, Honolulu ana Australia. CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third and W ashington. Phone Main 731. Portland, Or. C. W . STINGER, W m . HcMURRAY City Ticket Agent. G en-Pass. Agt i'o W illia m H L u tz , tha above nam ed de fsn d a u t. In the nam e o f the State of Oregon You are hereby required to appear and anawer the c t.m p ia in i tiled against .you iu the above enkilled sou, o t or before tiie la t i dav ot the tim e prescribed in thu order ot ^ U M M O N S . — In th e C ir c u it C o u r t o t th e S ta te ' o f O r e g o n for Ijjln rm u n C o u n t y / pulrftoati >u. to -w it: on or before the 4th day o f D e c e m b e r, 130H, aud if you fa il to so ap t£tta Woolsey, F la m i iff, . } gear tool an-twer, p la in tiff w ill appiv to thi VH. , court fo r tbe re lie f lit'inai.ii«*! in the o >m p la in t tiled hereiu against you, to -w it: fo r F. E. Woolsey, Def««nd*nt decree diMSolxj jg the bonds u t m a m m o n now existing between the p ls iu tiff aud yon I'«» F E. Wool Hey, the a)> >v«» ti/tnied de- self, on the grounds of w ilfu l desertion fendant. fo r nw » th a n one year, aud iu the OHiue of the H ints o f Oregon— «iieh o ilie r nnd fa rth e r relie f as to the o«>urt You are hereby required to appear nnd may seeui e quitab le and ju st. tnswer the c nuiplsin t Ulod »gainst you in Thi* summons Is served upon yon by pul the » L iv e entitl«id * u it, on or before the hint lioation there' f for ihe period o f six supce day o f the tim e prescribed in the order of .ve weeks in the Sherm an D oubly Otweryv p u blicatio n, tow it: on or itefore the 4th d»y A weekly new spaper of general eirtiolatioii o f Dt-oember, 1308, and i f you fa il to ao ap puliiWhed in b h e n u a u county, O regon, u pear and HHHWer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tbe pursuance to an order of thw U o u Wm H en oourt fo r the re lie f dem anded iu the ooin- ric h *, Copnty Judge fo r Hberm an oouuty, .ila in t filed herein agaiuat you, to -w it. for a drdv m ade on the 2 ls t day of Ootober, 13U8, leoree diasolving the bonds of m atrim o n y aud the date of the first pu blicatio n thereof uow existing between the p la in tiff and vonr- is th« 23rd day o f O clo lw r, 1308. *e lf on tbe grounds of desertion; and fo r Oso F L k n t , A ttorney snoh.other and fu rth e r re lie f as to the e o u rt 7to23d4-8l41 . for P la in tiff may seem eqnitable and ju st. T b i* aummons 1« served upod yon by pub lica tio n thereof for the period of *ix *uoo«*s- ive week* in Th e Sherm an Oonnty O bserver, » weekly newspaper of general n ireulation, published in nberm an oouniy, Oregon, in pursunnoe to an order of tbe Hon Wm H eu - .lehs, County Judge fo r Hherm an o<>unty, OF tVB R V sasMiWMW VW O RDER duly m ade on the 2 t*t day o f Ootober, lt0 8 . nun the date o f the firs« pu blicatio n thereof is the 23rd day of Ootober, 1308. —» O t uiBituercial Job Friutiriff ! N sm - Q wsi A t T he O bserver O ffice 17<o»<i4 3141 1 A" t e k , « t . i vS.