Sherman County observer., November 27, 1908, Image 4

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do not read The Observer
B. McClure Co ]
E are to consider the shads
W e should like to have you take
known as purple. . It Is
It, and we 'm o w . It 'w o u ld be profitab le to
color Justly In repute among
you to becom e a subscriber. W e »end 0
tw o year« for $ 2 50; o n e y e a r $1 5 0 ; 12)<cl»
the sons and daughters of
a m onth la »’t m uch. T r v It. O rd e r by
man. Emperors claim It for their espe­
I \ i * t a l C ard, and pay for it w h en y ou can.
cial dye. Good fellow s everywhere
A t any tim e when requested to do seek to bring their noses to ths genial
ao, the paper w ill be discontinued. R ut we hue that follow s the com mingling of
expect th a t a ll arrear« w ill be paid before the red and blue. We say. of princes
such request Is m ade. I t la eaay to ask ua thut they are b ori to thè pnrple, and
fo r a statem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
no doubt they are, for the colic tinges
rendered at any time.
thdr faces with the royal tint equally
with the snub nosed countenance of
[C o p y rig h t UM, by ths 8.
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By Jack O ’Neal,
h e ig h t 6 feet, lig h t c o m ­
p lex io n , v e ry slim b u ild , sm a ll p o x m a rk s o n n o se
N
a n d face, b a ld h e a d e d , a d d ic te d to d rin k , v e ry noisy,
ta lk s freely ; took w ith h im h is wife a n d 8 m o n th s o ld
b a b y b o y ; wife is sm all, w e ig h t* a b o u t 1 0 0 p o u n d s,
woodchopper's brat All women love It
—when it la the fashion.
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And now purple Is being worn. You
notice It oa the streets. Of course
other colors are quite stylish ns well—
In fact, I saw a lovely thing the other
Chrysanthemum Three Feet High day In olive green albatross, with a
triple lapped flounce skirt trimmed
Has Five Hundred Blossoms.
with Insert squares of silk, and
draped fichu of ’lace opening over a
TWENTY FEET IN DIAMETER. shlrrsd vest and double puff sleeves
with a lace baud holding two guthered
frills—but you see lota of purple too.
P r iv a ts C a r N eeded to T a k e G olden Oh, yes, you do; Just take a walk down
Beauty Grown at Madison, N. J., to Twenty-third afreet any afternoon.
Therefore M aids—the girl with the
C h ic a g o
F lo w e r
S ho w — “A W o rld
big brown eyes and cinnamon colored
- B e a t e r ,”
D e c la r e s ' G a rd e n e r
W ho
hair In {he Bee H ive store—said to
Planted It Last February.
Oracs—tjje girl with the rhinestone
Solomon In all his glory has been out­ brooch and peppermint pepsin flavor to
done by a mere chrysanthemum.
her speech—‘T in going to have a pur­
In the Hjmcloua greenhouses of the ple dree«—a tailor made purple dress—
Hamilton McK. Twom bly estate at for Thanksgiving.”
Madison, N. J , the haughty Japanese
"Oh, are you,” said Grace, putting
flower was seen arrayed in su<.h gor-( - aw*hy «orni? 7 4 gloves Into the 0% box.
geous attire that even Its own little "Well, It’s me for red. You see more
daisy ancestor would never recognize red on f if t h avenue. And the men all
this magnificent monarch. Although seem to like IL”
ouly the cream of chrysanthemum so­
"I like purple best,” said Maids
ciety has ever been allowed to break “And old Schlegel has promised to
into bloom in the recherche circles of make It for $8. It's going to be lovely.
the Twombly hothouses, this year a I’m going to have a plaited skirt and
new and more marvelous bud will a blouse coat trimmed with a Iwnd of
make her dtbut, one that is destined galloon under a white cloth collar with
to make even the aristocratic and prize two rows o f’.’—
winning dow agers lift up their sw elled
"Sly boots!” said Grace, with an edu­
heads and marvel, for the debutante cated wink.
chrysanthemum, though an Infant of J —“soutache braid over a surpllced
only nine months, has already acquir­ white vest, and a plaited basque and”—
ed 500 blossoms to her slim young stalk
“Sly boots—sly lxxHs!” repeated
and boasts a diam eter of tw enty feet, Grace.
ao that when traveling about on exhi­
—“plaited gigot sleeves w ith a drawn
bition she needs must have a whole velvet ribbon over an Inside cuff.
private car of her own.
What do you mean by saying that?”
To meet this Brobdlngnaglnn sped
“Yón think Mr. Ramsay likes purple.
men face to face a New York Evening I beard him say yesterday he thought
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World reporter Journeyed out to Madi­ some of the dark shades of red were
son the other day, and there, surround­ stunning.”
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ed by an admiring throng o f sister
“I don’t care,” said Mnlda. “I prefer
chrysanthemums, the 500 header stood.
purple, and them that don't like It con
The more the merrier seemed to be the
Just take the other aide of the street.”
motto of this fat young thing, for bulg­
Which suggests the thought that,
ing blossom s burst from every availa­
after all, the followers of purple may
ble space. Five hundred good sized
golden bends, all gayly n o d d in g ac­ be subject to slight delusions. Dan­
ger Is near when a maiden thinks she
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knowledgment of. the wondering gaze,
can wear purple regardless of com­
proudly challenged the flower world to
plexions and opinions and when em­ paper In the bottom iltawar of her Mrs. Rachman, iv'io came to the ft«»re
match the!» charms with hers.
But none dared cotpe too close to the perors think their purple robes will dresser, and than th<* was going to pay only on Thaukcgivimg days; could see
Schlegel and tuk, the dress home her­ Mr. Ram sey moving nlxyit alert. Hud
haughty though corpulent debutante, wear forever.
Ma Ida had saved $18 after eight self.
ly, looking to the com fort o f all.
for her burdened branches, stretching
Grace lived In the s;tme house. She
At 4 In the afternoon, with an yx-
out teu feet otr^nll sides, made admira­ months of economy, and this had
bought
the
goods
for
the
purple
dress
occupied the hall room atmve MnIda’s. presrlonless face, and a lifeless air, «He
tion perm issible only nt long distance.
At home Ma Ida found clamor aud slow ly mud'» her way to Schlegel’s
W hile this stupendous specimen of the and paid Schlegel >4 on the making
Japanese flower Is the long of It in o f I t Oq the day before Thanksgiv­ confusion—the landlady's tongue clut­ shop aud told him she could not pay
w idth.7 It must be confessed she Is ing sfie would have Just enough to pay tering sourly In the halls like a «burn the $ I duo on the drees.
“Gott!” cried RchlegeJ, angrily. “For
' certainty the short o f ft lu height, for, the remaining $4. And then for a holi­ dasher dabbling In buttermilk. W k ad
standing In solitary splendor upon a day In a new dress! Can earth offer then Grace cam e down to her room what do you look so glum? Take him
crying, with eyes as red as any dress;
aw ay. He la ready. Pay me some
sh elf all her own, she ouly reaches the anything more' enchanting?
Old Bachman, the proprietor of the
She says I’ve got to get out.’’ said time, n a f I not «ecu you pass mine
three foot ‘ mark when stretching to
Bee H ive store, alw ays gave a Thanks­ Grace, “the old beast, because I ow e shop every day In tw o years? If I
her utmost.
She’s put my trunk In the m ake clothe» la It that I do not know
But lack of toojiea doesn’t disturb the giving dinner to his employees. On her $4
vanity of the youthful ^debutante, for, every one o f the subsequent 304 days, hall and locked the door. I can’t go how to read |»eoples because? You will
lifting her yellow heads to the admir­ excusing S u n d a y he would remind anywhere else. 1 haven’t got a cent pay me som e tim e when yob can
Take him away. He la made goot, and
ing gaze of the beholder, she scorn­ them of the joys t>f the past banquet of money.”
“You had* som e yesterday,*’ said If you look pretty In him all r igh t So!
fully seem s to say to her hothouse and the hopes of the coming ones, thus
Inciting them to Increased enthusiasm Maids.
Pay m e when you can.”
.
companions, “Bear me If you can.”
Mahla breathed, a millionth part of
"I paid It ,on my dress,” said Grace.
“And there Isn’t n chrysantheniRtn
moni In work. The dinner wan given In the
sfotte on one of the long tables In the
I thought she'd w ait till next week the thanks In her heart and hurried
in the world that can beat this v
middle of the room. They tacked wrap­ for the rent.”
away with her dress. As she left the
beauty,” proudly Bald Arthur Ilarrii)
shop a smart dash of rain struck upon
Sniffle, sniffle, sob, sniffle.
ton, head gnrdener o fp tb e eighteen ping paper over the front windows,
Rhe sm iled- ffnfl—did Hot
Out came—out it had to come—Mal- her face.
greenhouses which stand on the and the turkeys and other good things
feel IL
Twom bley ¡»lace nud who for nine were brought In the hack w^y from da's
You
Ladles whb shop In carriages, you do
'*Tou blessed darling!” cried Grace,
tnoqths haa raised this latest floral, the restaurant on the corner.
wonder with the tenderness of a fa ­ will perceive that the Bee H ive was now » rainbow instead of subset. ”I'll not understand. Girls w h ose ward
not a fashionable department store, pay the mean old thing and then I*i4
ther. —'
robes are charged to the old man’s ac­
"We planted her Inst February, Just with escalators and pompadours. It going to try on my dress. I think It’s
count, you cannot begin to comprehend,
a little shoot from one of the other was almost small enough to be called heavenly. Come up and look at It. I’ll
chrysanthem um s, and she has res]»ond- an emporium, and you could actually pay the money back, a dollar a w e e k - you could not understand, why Maid»
did not feel the cold dash of the
ed to my care Just ns If she were n go In there and get waited on and walk honest I will.”
Thanksgiving rain. ......
Thanksgiving.
human being. When we grow more out ngaln. And alw ays at the Thanks­
At 5 o’clock she went out upo» the
than oue blossom ,ou a branch we giving dinners Mr. Itamsay—
The dinner was to be nt noon. At a
Oh, bother! I should have mentioned quarter to 12 Grace switched Into Mai- street wearing her purple dress. The
pinch out each little shoot and In that
way start another bud gmwtug. while Mr. Ramsay first of all. He la more da’s room. Yen, she looked charming. rain had Increased, aud It beat down
with the tall one blossom flower we Important thari purple or green or Red was her color. Mahla sat by the upon her in a steady, wind blown pour.
train all «he stray slfhnlx In. Well, 1 even the red cranlierry sauce.
window In her oldkcbevlot skirt and People were scurrying home and to
Mr. Ramsay was the bead clerk, and bine w aist darning a at—oh, doing cars with close held umbrellas and
never saw s chrysanthemum grow so
tight buttoned raincoats.
Many of
many shoots as this golden beaded one as far a* 1 am concerned 1 am for him. fancy work.
did. They sim plgP^routed out by the He never pinched the girls’ arms when
"Why, goodness me, ain’t you dressed them turned their heads to marvel at
hundreds, and every "day w ed Und a he passed ¿bem In dark corners of the yet?” shrilled the red one. “ilo w does this beautiful, serene, happy eyed girl
dozen or more blossoms to greet us. store, and when he told them stories It fit In the back? Don't you think lu the purple dress walking through
She Just aturted In to bent the record, when business was dull and the girls these velvet tabs look aw ful swell? the storm as though ah? were strolling
In n garden under sum m er skies.
aud she has certainly succeeded, for giggled aud said, “Oh, pshaw!’’ It Why ain’t you dressed. M aids?”
I say you do not understand IL ladles
there probably Isn’t another flower of wasn't G. Bernard they meant at all.
”My dress didn't get finished In
this kind In the world which can Isjast Besides being a gentleman, Mr. Ram­ tim e,” said Mahla. “I'm not going to of the full purse und varied wardrobe
You do uot know what It la to live with
say was queer and original In other the dinner.”
of 500 blossoms.
a perpetual longing for pretty things—
“She's the j»et of the green houses, ways. He whs a health crank and be­
"That’a too bad. Why, I’m awful
and there Isn't anything fine enough lieved that people should never eat sorry, Ma Ida. Why don't you put On to starve eight months In order to
bring a purple dress and a holiday to­
for her, we think. Of course she’ll anything that was good for them. He
gether. What difference If It rained,
liave a private car when we take her was violently opposed to anybody be­
hailed, blew, snowed, cycloned?
to the Chicago flower «bow, for she ing comfortable and coming In out of
Malda had nto umbrella nor over­
couldn’t grt In with any others, she’s snowstorms or wearing overshoes or
taking medicine or coddling them selves
shoes. Rhe had her purple dress and
such a size.
sh e walked abroad fcet/tbw elem ents
“And sh e Isn’t a ¡wtmpered or petted In any way. Every one of the ten
flower either. This little henuty didn’t girls In the store had little pork chop
do tbelr worst. A starved heart m ost
iil-jht of
need any certain temperature or other and fried onion drt-nius t .
have one crumb during a yeni^ Ths
cares like the orchid or numerous becoming Mrs. Ramsay, for uex<$ year
rain ran down and dripped from her
flowers of delicate constitution. Blip's old Rachman was going to take him In
fingers.
tor a partner, and each one of them*’
a hardy girl with a flue sand setting
Rome one turned a corner and
and nothin? short o f a cyclone will knew that if she should catch him she
blocked her way. Rhe looked up into
Otar her beauty. It's a one l»est bet would knock those cranky health no­
Mr. Ramsay’s eyes, cparkllng with ad­
to say she’s the finest chrysanthemum tions of his sky high before the wed­
miration and InteresL
ding cake Indigestion was over.
In the world.”
“Why, Miss Malda,” said I t o ' “you
Mr. Ramsay was master of ceremo­
Although the 5<<o header Ls the ac
look sim ply magnificent In your new
knowledsted l«»Hutv o f the place, chrys­ nies at the dinners. Always they had
dress. I was greatly disappointed not
anthemums of other varieties run he* two Italians In to play a violin and
to see you at our dinner. And of all
harp
nud
had
a
little
dance
in
the
a elose svf< nd for wondrous beauty.
the girls I ever knew yon abow tbs
store.
greatest sense and intelligence. Thera
And
here
were
two
dresses
being
C h u rc h O u ilt of One Piece.
Is nothing more healthful and Invig­
The only temple In the world whose conceived to charm Ramsay, one pur­
orating than braving the weather as
walls, floef and roof are of one single ple and the other red. Of course the
you are doing. May I walk with you?”
piece was opened recently nt Laki othef eight girls were going to have
And Malda blushed and sneezed.
street an d F« rest avenue, Oak I’nrk. i dresses, too. but they didn’t cou n t
suburb o f 4 ’h lf'? o . It Is built of re Very llkoty they'd wear some shirt
wulst aud black skirt affairs—nothing
e n fo r «si <onjft« t»>. on the Edison plan
P a u lin e Lu eo n a n d th e E m p e ro r.
The Emperor W illiam I. was an en­
o f continuous material w ith no seaths. as resplemlent ns purple or red.
Grace
had,
saved
her
money
too
She
T h e te m p le belong* to Unity congrega­
thusiastic admirer of Mma. Panltne
tion. Its completion was cel'ebmted w as gtving tfi buy her dress ready mads.
Lucca, who in 1RG3 was appointed
wjHh music, Mfx**' b e * snd an address Oh, what's the use of bothering with a
court singer for life at Berlin. When
tailor? When you’ve got a figger It’s
by the pastor.
appearing In opera the great singer
easy to get a fit. The ready made are
alw ays had a cup of tea without sugar
Intended for n perfect figger—except I
N ig h t R a b b it H u n tin g In A utos.
8hs looked up Into M r . liu m e n ifa epea during the performance, her maid
aw aiting an opportunity to hand it to
H unting rabbits l»y automobiles at have to have ’em all taken In at the
nlglit Is the latest diversion of sports­ waist. The average Agger IS ao large anything and com e along? I t ’s Just the her In the wings. One night the maid
ntdra folks, you know, and they won’t asked “an oid officer"—as she after­
men at W llkesbasre. I’n. Reat<><l uj*>n wglsted.
mind.”
T4ie night before Thanksgiving came
ward explained—standing In the wings
the fronl seat of .tbelr automobiles,
*T was set on my purple,” said Mal­ to hold the cup while she fetched an
gun In band a n d w lth a range of se v ­ Mnlda hurried home, keen and bright
with
the
thoughts
of
the
blessed
mor­
da.
"If
1
can’t
have
It
1
won’t
go
at
eral imndrod yards of road ahead Uln
ornam ent for Mme. Lucca from her
Lhin’t bother about me.
Run dressing room, but before she cams
initiated by sean-bllght. they are pick­ row. Her thoughts were of purple, a lt
along
o
f
you'll
be
late.
You
look
aw
­
but
they
were
white
themselves,
the
ing off many tiTabTiTi. ~XuTbmbT»TTe cofi"
bock the singer had run Into the wings
i for her tea and fonnd the Emperor
cprns have started letting out their Joyous enthusiasm of tbs young for th e ful nlre to rad."
pleasures
that
youth
m
ust
have
or
At her window Malda aat through T W illiam holding the cup for het*! “Ths
autom oldles for night hunting ei|»edl-
wither. Rhe knew purple would be­ ths long morning and past tbs time of emperor am I led and handed me tbs
tlons.
ccai»- ber, and for the thousandth time the dinner at the store In her mind rup.” *ald Muie l.ncca. telling the
sjte tried to assure herself that It Was she could bear the girls shrieking over Itory, "nud neviy «11.1 tea without sug­
Dentist For a Warship.
In a recently built Italian man-of war pnrple Mr. Ramsay said ba liked and a pull boos, could hear old Bncbiuau’a ar taste ao atv«:»t!"—V esim lnstvr Go-
there are special srraugom ents fug a not red Rhe was going home firs t to roar ever his ow n deeply concealed w i t » .
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get ths $4 wrapped to S piece af
dem ist
FINE FLORAL WONDER.
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h a s h e a v y m e d iu m b ro w n h a ir.
O’Neal
left o n a b o v e d a te ta k in g w ith h im
o n e o p e n M itc h e ll h a ck , h e a v y , m a d e for 3 se ats.
O ne
b a y m a rc , w e ig h t
ab o u t 1 1 5 0 pounds,
b r a n d e d J A , jo in e d , on left s h o u ld e r; m a n e ro a c h e d
to Wash 811k.-
In washing sill? there are four things
Which must be avoided, and they are
■ionp, heat, rubbing and wringing.
H ave the water lukewarm. Make a
latlu-r with n little dissolved soup If
the garment Is dirty. If tl(p article
Is uot soiled much, use bran water.
Don’t ever allow sortp In a lump to
come Iq contact with silk. Take one
end of the article and sw ish It around
and around until it Is clean. Rluse It
In cold water to which vinegar has
been added. Add one tgblespoouful of
Vinegar io <»ne quart of wtit'er. ‘lhaco
the garment between dry cloths and
squeeze, preferably between a wring­
er. Then shake well to get rid of all
superfluous moist pre aud Iron nt once
through tissue paper w ith a warm
Iron.
How
so m e tim e a g o .
O n e ( |a rk c h e s tn u t so rre l m are , w e ig h t a b o u t
1 2 0 0 p o u n d s : b r a n d e d an v il on rig h t stifle; b a ld face
m a n e ro ac h ed .
O n e set b u g g y , h a rn e s s ,
two lap
ro b e s, o n e is
r u b b e r c o v ered .
CQK -rOUfQl ri F°r in fo rm a tio n le a d in g to th e
ItiWdyi re c o v e ry o f : H a c k a n d H o r s e s
Eureka
A.
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$4. _
ttemn
Lodge No. 121.
& A . M ., M o r o ,
B e t h le h e m
C h a p te r
M o r a L o d g e , N o . 113,
I . O .O . F . M oro, O reg o n .
Meets every Saturday
even in g at 7:30 o’ck s k.
V isiting m em bers arc
cordially InvIted. ^Maoui
bers are expected io I*
O. A. Slrloy, N . G.
presen i.
Robert M. Brash, Hecretarv
Not Always What They Seem.
Professor and Mrs. Hadley were an
a train bound for New York, where
Yale's president was to speak before a
notional convention. He made use of
¿he hour and twenty minutes he spent
In the train by rehearsing his speech In
a low voice, using hla hands to em ­
phasize certain passages.
A kindly matron, who w as sitting
directly behind Mr. and Mrs. Hadley First street. Strong brick, Moro, Ore.
and who had been watching and listen­
ing, leaned forward and, tapping Mrs.
Hadley on the shoulder, said feelingly;
C o n fectio n ery
“You have my sincere sym pathy, my
poor woman. I have one Just like him
C ig ars, T o b acco s
at home.”
L i ——-wi
W m . Rudolf
P hotographer K e rm it.
In KalTIrland. B asutoland, D ah om ey and
X » ta i.
In Kongo, Abyssinia, K a m e ru n and Sen­
egal
.
The beast« o f prey a re p rim p in g up w ith
fu rtiv e nods and laughs, ’
F o r K e rm it he la com ing dn to ta ka th e ir
photographs.
R E F R A IN .
" N o w , look pleasant, please,”
T h a t’s w h a t he w ill eay.
“ Raise your borne a little M L
C url y o u r ta ils this w a y .”
Lions, tigers, fabberwooka,
Jubjubs and giraffes
A re a ll on s<l<s till K e r m it comes
To ta ke th e ir ph otograpba
Tin not fo r fu n th a t K e rm it
nervy little lad
Is d ra fte d fo r cam paigning In
of his dad.
The old m an goes to 'A f r ic a
kings to hunt.
/
And K e rm it goes along to do
graphic s tu n t
goes
B illia r d an d Pool T a b le s
Ice cold drinks and Ice cream In sea­
son. Soda water, bottled and fountain,
alw ays on h a n d .'.
ej n i n e s S S t e w a r t
Address: MORO, OREOON.
S tock
The
Deputy Stock Inspector
Louis Schadewitz, Kent, Oregon
BUSINESS COLLEGE!
W A IH IN S T O N A N D T S N T H STS .
F O R TU N O . ORBOON
W R IT E F O R C A T A L O G
U riatm
M» • tfood FoXHon
The great N u m ld la n Hon to the tig er w ill
exclaim :
“ H ere oome the noble R oosevslta N ow 's
our chance fo r deathless fa m e .”
R ight there In poses picturesque and fu ll
of w ild rom ance
T h e y 'll stand for shot and snapshot and
be g lad to g e t the chance
BULBS
BUCK BEG'S BULBS SUCCEED! '
S P E C IA L O FFER :
M aS s ts k e tlS Ns«
p erm anent ra s­
r. B atlsfaet! ión g u a r a n te e d or you r
re fu n d e d .
R e fra in —“ N ow . look plea a a n L " eta.
W h en they get through w ith A fric a th a t
land w ill be b e reft
O f a ll Its b u lk y anim a ls ; there w on’t be
any l e f t .
F o r dad w ill c arry off th e ir hidse w ith
glory In hie heart.
W hile K erm it adds their phlsee to the
master works of arL
R e fra in —“ N o w . look pleasanL** e to
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■Saturday, December 19th, 1908,
A t the bonr of 10 o’-
uloak a. m. o f aaid »lay,' at the C o u rt Uoaa«
/M oro Sherm an oouutv, Oregon,
t
'MkltTo'tftWtifghl'Ht
bidder for oaah in baud,
a ll of the foRowtug described »eal property
if the said defendants, to w it: Th e N E X °1
.'section 27, end the S W)« Section 23, a ll in
Tow nship 1 N ., It. 19 E . o f W. M . in S h e rm ­
an ooauty, Gregou, containing 3J0 acres,
more or leaa.
D rte d November 17th, l.KJH.
J. C. F msbman , Sheriff of
5tn20dlfi-31tiJ
Sherm an ooauty, Oregon
C H IC A O O P O R T L A N D
S P E C I A L fo r Ih e Kant
v ia H u n tin g to n .
a 80 a.m.
P ak net R ig g i, (s lo p s )
12.13 p .m .
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7 UÜ p .m .
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Passe« Riggs
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fla g
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Paste» Riggs
and
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W illa m e tte
■ Iv o r .
For Astoria aud w av points, con­
nectin g w ith steam er for Ilw aco and
North Beach. Hteamar Hom alo, Ash
street dock. Leavea 8.00 p. m. d aily,
except Hunday. Saturday 10 00 p. m.
Arrives 5.00 p. nt. dally except Bunday.
For Dayton, Oregon City aud Yam ­
hill B i ver poluta, A sh street dock.
Ijeaves 7.00 a. tn. dally except B unday.
Arrive« 6,30 p.m. dally e xcept Hunday.
For I<ewlHton, Idaho, and way p oin ts
from Riparia, Wash. Ixmve Riparia
5.40 a. m ., or upon arrival
train No 4,
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daily except Haturdav. ArrT
4 p. in. daily except Friday.
For full Information call on or address
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For rates and In fo rm a tio n a p p ly to
F. C R A B T R E E , A«ant,
M o r o .
Notioe ie hereby given th a t pursuant to
the com m and uf a w rit uf execution issued
oat of ths C iro u it C ourt of-<be State o f O r ­
egon, fur Sherm eu C ounty, to me d ire c te d ,
dated Novem ber 13th, 19UM, in a s a lt therein
pending w herein W illia m S m ith la p la in tifl
-md B ernh ard H iin ele is defendant, com ­
m an din g me to sell the lands hereinafter
described to satisfy a ju dgm ent rendered
aud entered in aaid oauae >m O ctober (itb,
I9UM, in favor of the p la in tiff and agaiual
ibe de fe n d a n t IteTuhnrd K iruele. fo r $366.76
w ith lutereet lhereon from the 12th day of
February, 1906, at the rate of 10 peroeut.per
annu m , end *7 6 attorneys fees and the fa r-
tfter sum of $11.00 ousts, and aooruihg eoeta,
I w ill, on
O r .
At the hour of 10.30 o '­
clock a. m. o t aaid day, a t the C o a rl Houae
door, lb M oro, Sbermnn county, O regon,
del I to the highest bidder, fo r cash in
hand, a ll of the follow ing desorihed real
property of the said defendant, to -w it. the
S W K Section 24, T p 1 N. of R . 19 E , W . M .
in Bherpian oounty, Oregon,
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of
Sherm an C ounty, Oregon
In the C irc u it C ourt o f the S tate of Oregon,
In and tor the ooanty o f Sherm an.
>Sa
Samm ons.
To P a u l B Johnston, the above nam ed de­
fen d a n t.
In the nam e of the State of Oregon.
Yon are hereby required to ap|iear and
answer the oom plaint tiled against you m the
shove e n title d suit, on or before the Inst day
of the tim e prescribed in the otder of pub­
lica tio n , to -w it, on or before the 4th day ot
Decem ber, 19U3, and if you fa il to eo appear
and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to the court
for the relie f dem anded to the oo m p laint
filed herein against you, to-w it, fo r a decree
firs t,th a t the bonds of m atrim on y heretofore
and now existing between ibe p l-u n tiff and
d efendant be forever and absolutely dissolv­
ed; second, th a t the p la in tiff be thereby
granted the custody and complete and ex­
clusive control of the said oh ild reu, Esther
Jobnslou and Loris J oh us ton, and tor auch
other and fu rth e r relief as to this oourt may
seem ju s t and m eet in the premises.
T h is summons is seiVed upon you by pub­
licatio n thereof for the period of six sucoeaa
ive werka in Th e Hberm au County Observer
a weekly newspaper of general c irc u la tio n ,
published In bharm so ooauty, O regon. In
pursuance to au order of the Moti Win
M enriuhs, County J udge for Sherm an county
dnly m ade on the 21st day of Ootobcr, 19dH,
and the date ot the first pu blicatio n tbert
of is the 23id day of October, l'.MW.
U . M . E stkult , A ttorney
7lo23d4-314j
for P la in tiff
ßUMMONS
M a ria E L a tz , P la in tiff,
vs.
William U. Lutz. Defendant
T o W illia m H L u ts, the Hbove nam ed de­
fendant.
In the nam e o f the State o f Oregon
'Y o n aife hereby required to appdttr nnd
answer the oom plaint filed ogniuat yon in
the above e n title
led
d suit, o t or before the I hki
dav o f the tim e prescribed in the order of
publication, to-w lt: on or befiyr« the 4th day
of Deoemba», 190H, and if you fa il to so •»,►-
pear and anxwar, p la in tiff w ill apply to tLe
oourt fo r the re lie f dem anded in the o>n.-
p la in t filed herein agninat von, to -w it: fo r a
decree diseolving the bouda of m atrim o n y
now existing between the p la in tiff and y o u r­
self, on the grouuda of w ilfa l deaertion
for m ore
than oae year,
and
for
such other nnd fu rth e r re lie f as to the oourt
m ay aeem equitab le nnd ju s t .*
T h is summons is served npon you by pnt>-
lioation thereof for the period o t six aoooesa-
ive weeks in the Sherm an County Observer.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.,
Sunset, Ocean
’ and ‘
Shasta Route
E A S T via S O U T H
Overland J£x|ir«mi tcahia for Halem,
Roeeburg, Aaliland, Hacrametito, Og­
den, Han Franclaoo, Htockton Los
Angeles, El H omo , N ew Orleans and the
E hm L L eaves Portland Union Depot,
8.45 p .m . Arrivm 7.25 a. m ., dally.
M orning train connect« at Woodburn
dally except Sunday w ith trains for
Mt. A n gel, Hilvertou Brow nsville,
Springfield, W endling and N atron.
Leave« Portland U n ion Depot 8.30 a m .
arrive« 5.56 p. m .
Eugene piuwenger connect« at W ood-
bur a . w ith Mt. Angel and Silver too
local. Leave« Portland U ulon Depot
4.16 p. hi., return« 10.35 a.m., daily.
Corvallis pimeenger leave« Portland
U nion Depot 7.30 a m ., arrivee5.60 p.m.
D a ily .
Hheridan pasAenger leave« Portland
U nion D epot 4 50 p.m ., arrive«H.26a.m.
Daily.
Fortot Grove | >»««»■ liger leave« Port­
land Uulon Depot 10.4» p.m-, arrives
1.50 p.m . D aily excep t Sunday.
P O R T L A N D OSWEGO H U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
Depot, Foot o f JeHer»on’Btreet. ,
Leave« from Jefferson street depot for
hallo« and Interm ediate points dally,
4.16 p.m. Arrive Portland, 10.16 a .in.
The Independence M onm outh Motor
Line operate« daily to M onm outh and
Atrlie, connecting w ith H. P. C o ’«
train« s t Dal la« and Independence.
Ticket« to Kofltern point«and Europe,
also Japan, China, H onolulu and
Australia. u *'.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
and W ash in gton . P hone Main 7x1.
Portland, Or.
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£ W . ST1NOER, W m . flcM U R R A Y
City Ticket Agent.
Gen-Paa«. Agt
I U M M O N 8 .—I n th e C ir c u it C o u r t o t th e
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o f O r e g o n lor S h e r m a n I ' o u n l y .
E tta Woolsey, P la in tiff,
vs.
Bists
J
F. E . Woolsey, D efend an t
z
T o F. E . Woolsey, the above nam ed de­
fendant.
In the nam e of the HtSte o f Oregon'—
M O N T H L Y M A G A Z IN E
You « re hereby required to appetir and
A F a m il y L ib r a r y
answer the oom plaint filed against yon in
the above-entitled suit, on or before the Iasi
day of the tim e presoribed in tbe„prder of
pnhliostion, tb w iti on or before the 4th dey
12 C om f l it i N ovels Y early
o f Deoember, 1903, and i f yon fa il tp so ap­
pear and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to the
M A N Y S H O R T S T O R IE S A N D
oourt for the re lie f dem anded tn thè 00m-
PAPERS O N T IM E L Y TO P IC S
i-lsin t filed herein against you, to -w it, for a
decree dissolving the bonds o f m atrim on y
$ 2 .6 0 per y e a r ; 2 5 eta . a corv
now existing between th« pi sit, tiff and yofir-
NO C O N T IN U E D S T O R IE S
aelf on the grounds o f desertion; and fo r
E V E R Y N U M B E R C O M P L E T E IN I T « * L F
snob other and fa rth e r re lie f ae to the eourt
ifisy seem equitable and ja s t.
T h ia auramons is served upon you by pub-*
Jioation thereof for the period of six snooeaa-
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tve weeks in Th e Hberm an County Observer,
a weekly newspaper o f general eire n la tio n ,
u w to * u , v i V M S
WWM a I I U I I U J s porBUan0e lo n n order of the H on Wm H e n - published in Hherm an oouniy, Oregon, in
pursuance to an order o f the Hon Wm H en -
OW M wwbw I - I __ I ___
- M
unaa
riohs, Oounty Judff" for
Sherm an county,
I I III I
vw O R O B H
d o l ^ m B ( U 1(O U m |
d M o l O e t o b e r , imim . rli hs, County Judge tur Hhèfm au oouniy,
duly made on the 21st day of O ctober, ll.'Wt.
M a ta
___ and'the date of the first pu blication thereof
and the date of the first publiastton thereof
AX Wff
J > h e 38rd day Of O ctober, 1908.
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1« the 23rd day of October, 1908.
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Gao P L w u , Attorney
The Best in Current Literature
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In ths C iro u it C onrt uf the Stats of Oregon
tberm an.
oouutyi of HI
UPPINCOTT’S
Ar. Dslly.
L v . D s lly .
Portland, Oregon.
Notioe is hereby given th a t pursuant to
the com m and ol a w rit of execution loaned
out u f TbwAluonit oourt of the state ol G re­
gou, Tor Hberm au Oouuty, to me directed,
dated N ovem ber 7th, 1ISIH, in a suit therein
peudlug w herein Fred M D eilx e l is p la iu tifi
and B ernhard U im m ete. E. G . McCoy aud
W. M . B arn e tt are defendants, oom m andiu*
me to sell the lauds h e rein a fte r described to
aalisfy a ju dgm ent rendered aud entered in
said cause on O ctober 2Mih, 19UM, in favo r ol
ihe p la in tiff, and against the defendant»-
B ernhard ltin im e le .E G. MoCoy aud A M
B aruett, for $1,AN>.UU w ith interest thereon
from the 3d day of Deoem ber, 19U5, at thi
rate of 10 percent. |»«r auburn, aud flfiO.Ot
attorneys fee,'aud the fu ilh e rs u m of 822.7fi
ix Hts, and accruing coal«, 1 w ill, <>u
TkU H .lb M .M la»w >k .
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For over sixty years doctors
have endorsed Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral for coughs, colds,
weak lungs, bronchitis, coo**
sumption. You can trust
medicine the best doctors ap­
prove. Then trust this <hc next
time you have a bard cough.
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lito , flM xisb Irto, Bwillns. fleownsls,
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tourist sleeplng-oxra
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d aily to O m aha,
Chloago, Hpokane; tourist aleapiug-oar
dally to Kankaa C ity. R eclining chair-
cars (seat« free) to the East daily.
M ALE.
V id s M Johnston, B la in tiff,
vs.
I’nul B Johnston, D efend an t
R e fra in —"N o w , look p leasanL” ate.
ano union pacific
3 T rain s to T h e East Dally
( l e n ì Paeeenger Agent,
q U G C IU £K
J. C.
5tn20d l8-316l
O regon.
T h e y 'll traverse trackless forests w here
th e y 're very sure to spy
Cam elopards and buffaloes and big rh l-
nocerl.
T h s old m a n ’s gun w ill bang a w a y , the
kodak It w ill click.
And thus the g a lla n t sire and a A w ill
Jointly tu rn a trick.
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N O T IC E .
N otice is hereby given th a t the u n d e r­
signed, has been appointed by the County
C ourt o f the State of Gregou fo r Sherm an
ooauty, a d m in is tra to r of the estate o f P M
Haggles, deoeased, and hits duly qualified
aa such. A ll persona haviug claim s agaiusi
the estate of said deoeased, are hereby no­
tified to preaeut the aame to me, a t the law
offices o f M e iu d l A B ry a n t, iu the c ity ol
M oro, G regou, verified as by law required,
w ith in six m ouths from date o f first p u b li­
cation o f thia notice. T o -w it, Nov. 20, 19UH.
G- N. R uimilbs , A d m in istra to r,
o f the Estate et B. M. Ruggles
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deoeased
Dated Novemifer 17th, 1908.
F bxkman , Sheriff,
S h e rm a n C o u n ty ,
the forest
the photo­
In s p e c to r
R e fr a in —" N o w , look p leasanL” eta.
i
^ H M I N I U T R A I O R ii
Saturday, December 19th, 1908,
the service
Ths bast k in d of a toottm ontol -
" • o l d to r over s ix ty ysors.”
A ll perilous baying oleim a against the ee-
tate o f aaid deceased ora hereby notified to
present the seme to me e t the lew offices
o f my attorneys, M e in d l A B ryant, In th«
oity of M oro, O regon, verified as by law ra
qu ired , w ith in six m ouths fro m the date ot
brat pu blicatio n of thia notloe, to -w lt, N o­
vem ber 27 tb , 190H.
J . J. KcHaarrsM, A d m in istra to r
Estate of Rebecca M c L a n e ,
5tn27d26 81M]
deceased
O regon ,
S ho ^ t L ine
O r.
N o 7 » O . K 8.
Regular com m unication
each 2d and 4th Thurs­
day even in gs m on th ly.
By order W .M .
Mra Helen Parry. Neoy
, S h e r if f of S h e r m a n
C o u n ty , M o ro , O r e g o n .
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Meets the first anil third
'Thursday even in gs of each
m onth V isiting ruemlters
co rd lilly Invited to m eet
My order of th e W . M.
J. M. Parry, Heoretary.
W r ite o r p \ o n e in fo rm a tio n a t m y e x p e n se ,
J. C .
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Mrs Mary Dowling of Ban Franclsoo,
raoommends a remedy for stomaoh Ills
•he^aay«, “Gratitude for ths wonderful
efleot of Klsotrlc Bitters in a case of
aoute digestion prompts this testimon-
al. I am fully oonvlnoed that for atom-
•oh aud liver troubles Electric Bitters
is the best remedy In market today.1*
This great tonic aud alterative medioin
How to &srp Things Cold Without loe. invigorates the system, purifies blood,
An Ingenious woman bus devised a And Is especially helpful lu all forms of
plan for having good, cold milk and female weakness.50cat Moro Pharmac/
butter without lee. It 1* a homemade
du'.Sjr of pantry, ao cheap and success­
O ThCB F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
\
ful that any housewife w ho haa plenty
N o t c o n i la n d .-
P u b lln h c r .
of e nter can have one with very little
D ep artm e n t o f the In te rio r,
I
L a n d U fflo e a t T h e D alle s , O r .,
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......k. Make « frame, uny size, but
twr 14 th , 190H
Ftrcus enough to fnrry a tub of water Notice ie hereby giveu Noven»
that Pise W o rkinger,
on to}», and cov$t the frame with hes- o f Ajai, O regon, who, ou M ay 6»h, 11MM.
rlun or sucking. Put a tub on top and made homes lead entry (S e ria l No. QlftftS) No
see
‘H! It with water and put vwoo!eu 1U7W1, for the E M N F / Ï . «-« »3. N ^ N
34 Tp 1 south, range 19 east, ..........
W ill lam e tte Me
t < < two and three Inchea wide In It rtd is u , baa filed notloe o f in te n tio n to
o lfut* they feed the water down and m ake final five year proof, to establish
heap the sacking wet nil the time. The cla im to the land above described, before
W B arm an, U nited Htatea Conomia-
ah' b lovin g through the w e t; packs George
sionar, a t hla office at Condon, Gragonon the
kc»ps everything alm ost as cool aa If lAMbday of Deoember, 190B.
C la im a n t namea aa witnesses. George
It ••.ere In a refrigerator, and the but-
ier and milk taste better than If It H m ith, W a lte r H m ith. A K Y ork, aud B arrel
B row n, a ll of A jax, Oregon.
vrgrfi shut from fhe air. Moreover, It 5tn27tl25-81Hl
0 . W . M oobx , Register
*.,1'! keep fresh much longer In thia
d:;lry. An old blanket makes the best J ^ O T IC K O F A U M l M B T k A T l O N .
feeding atrlps. Put in enough to have
Notloe is hereby given th a t the un d e r­
thi’ck* or four ti* each side. The prin­ signed
has been appointed by the C oun t)
ciple Is (hat of the water bag, and w s C ourt o f the state o f Oregon fo r Hbermau
co
m
ity
,
a d m in istra to r of the estate o f ltehec
nil know how cool the ivater Is kept
oa M c L a n e , dvoeaaed, aud has duly q u a li­
In the soaked canvas.
fied aa auob,
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H a w la Y a u r O lg s a tla n ?
Lst Us Hops So.
••William.’’ she said, “m eans good.
Jam es means beloved. 1 woudsr**—
A flush mantled her cheek.
x
“I wonder,” ehe softly murmured.
“w hat George menus?”
“George means business, I bops,”
said mother, looking up from the wed­
ding announcements In the evening pa­
per.—New Orleans Tlmeq-DqjnocraL
STOLEN, Near
Moro, Oregon
on Nov. 14th, 1908,
J
A U t » « x . Attorney
tor P iato ti«