Sherman County observer., February 05, 1909, Image 4

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P t r M M l T a lk W ith Vow.
Lincoln as a Story Teller <
I f vou do not read T h e O bserver
ffh y N o t?
V ^ e e h o a ld lik e to have you U k «
It, and we Know It w o uld be profitab le to
you to becom e a » u b w rlb e r. W e »end I'
tw o veara for $ 2 50; o n e je a r $1 W ;1 2 H c t»
a m o n th 1» e ’t m u c h . T r y It. Order by
Postal C ard, and pay for It w h en you can.
A t a n y tim e w hen requeele.i to do
ao, the paper w ill be discontinued. B ut we
expect th a t a ll arrears w ill be paid before
such request la m ade. I t 1* easv.to a .k u .
fo r a statenr.ent, w h ic h w ill be cheerfully-
rendered at any tim e .
Me
Lincoln Centenary
Lincoln the Orator
By JA N ES A. EDGERTON
(C o p y rig h t. 1809. by A m erican Preaa Aaao
elation. J
hatever
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Part T h ird -L in c o ln and Ria
Generals — Grant’s Whisky.
Lincoln and Stanton - Lin­
coln’s Retort to Dowjlas
By Jkinex A . Edgerton
C o p y rig h t. 1000. by th «
A m e ric a n Pre»» A *» o c la tlo n
everal
said, “Young man. didn't you know
you always have to choose the girl be­
fore you go to the parson?” »
Attorney General Rates’ hair had re­
tained its original dnrk color, w hile his
beard was white. Bates eogld not ex­
plain the reason. “ I f you flou t know.
Bates. I do.” laughed his chief. “It
Is - because you
have alw ays used
your
chin so
much more than
your head.”
A certain bunch
of politicians once
udvised
Lincoln
to prevaricate on
s ceHaftt subject.
“ Now. g e n t l e -
uieii.” he replied,
“It Is of no use.
1 can’t He. I ’ve
tried It. and 1 al­
ways make a fail­
ure.”
Senator Fessen­
den once went to
the W h ite House
very angry. The
president knew of
his WYath and
sought to mollify
it. “Say, Fessen­
den, aren’t you
Knew They WouTJ F it.
A southern colonel had a colored
valet by the name of George. George
received nearly all of the colonels cast­
off clothing. H e bad his eyes on a cer­
tain pair of light trousers which were
not wearing out fast enough to suit
him. so he thought be would hasten
matters somewhat by rubbing grease
on one knee. When the colonel saw
the spot, he called Georgs and asked If
be had noticed It. George said, “Yes,
ash. colonel. 1 noticed dat spot and
tried mighty hard to get it out, but 1
couldn’t "
“ Have ybu tried gasoline?” the colo­
nel asked.
“Yes. sah, colonel, but It didn’t do no
good.”
5
.
“ Have you tried brown paper and a
hot Iron?"
“Yes. snh. colonel. I'a dons tried
mos* everything I knows of, but dat
spot wouldn’t come out.”
“W ell, George, have you tried am­
monia r* the colonel asked as a last re­
sort
.
“ No. wab, colonel, I ain’t tried ’em on
yet. but I knows dey’U f i t ”
Heal
Estate
Snaps
W hy Refer
to Doctors
Because we make medicines
for them. We tell them all
about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
and th ey p rescrib e It for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con
sumption. They trust it. Then
you can afford to trust It.
Ask your own doctor.
of
his mots cou-
One "of the most fnmous Lincoln
7
cernlng Gen­
Jokes was his horse trade, which was
The best kind of a testim onial—
eral McClellan are to be “sight unseen.” At the nppfilnt-
“ Bold for over s laty years.”
famous.
McClel­ ed time Lincoln’s adversary, a certain
b y / . O. Aye» Oe.. Lo w ell,
lan o f t e n com- Judge, excited shouts of luughter by
Al»o sismi b a le re » « e f
p l a i n e d of bad leading up the sorriest old “erdw-
> sarsaparilla .
weather, w h i c h bnlt’’ In the county. The merriment
caused Lincoln to was redoubled when Abe appeared
rem ark that the on the scene carrying a sawhorse,
W e have »o seerets I W e publlek
w eather was as but neither outburst equaled thnt
th» formula» o f a ll ou» mediatile».
bad for Lee aa for which greeted Lincoln’s statement thnt
A ver’a P ills g re a tly a id t h a Chwrry
Works Beth Ways.
qs and a d d e d , It was the first time he hud ever been
P e c to ra l |n b
breaking;
re a k in g u
up
p a c o la .
“Bo you think it la an advantage to
••McClellan seems cheated In a horse trade.
a
man
to
go
to
congreaa
for
awhile?”
.
to think. In de­
The great man always trl«*d to alle­
E u re k a Lodge N e . 121.
“Yes," answered Renator Sorghum.
fiance of Scrip­ viate embarrassment, whatever the “ THE WICKED SHALL HI) E p i s c o p a l i a n ?”
A. F A A. M . Morii, Or.
“I t gives the people In his own town
ture, that heaven cause. One day a young man brought
UK CUT 8UOKT.”
he
asked. The a chance to think be Is n great man In
vteets the firn! and thlrd
sends It s r a i n
a glowing letter of Introduction from senator somewhat grumpily 4idinltied Washington and the people In W ash­
rb u rs'lay evi'nlngs of eacli
only on the Just
certain governor of Maryland. One It. “ I thought so,” wild Llucoln. “You
m o n ili V ls llin g members
ington a chance to think he la a great
and not on the of the secretarlea caused the young
swear so much like Seward. Bewurd man In h b own town."-
cordi illy iu vltetl to meel
unjust.”
c h ip ’s face to redden w ith guilt by i Is an Episcopalian. But you ought to
By orile r t»f t h e W . M.
A nent
“L ittle declaring th a t thia governor wns long
J. M. Harry, Hecretsry.
hear Stanton swear. He can beat you
A C a m m e o Cold
Mac's” do-nothing
since dead.
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I>olicy, every one
B e th le h e m C h a p te r
‘Oh. never nilnd thnt,” Raid Lin­
No 78 O K M
__ remembers L ln - coln. ‘‘Thl« 1» fa r more litfertotlng. I was LeiJhnrd £ S £ tL " h e n ,be J°ln t | a v o i d e d some of the most dangerous
Regolar i-om miinleatlot'
coin’s famous re- would rather get a letter from a. «lend
aud
fatal
dlsea-ea
w
ould
never
be
heard
debates with Dougina were about to
each 2d and 4th Ih u rs -
“ shoot me !”
m a r k t b a t h e -tnan than from a live one any day.”
cóme off Swett remarked that he be- I of. Aoold often forms a culture l>< d for
<b«y evenings m o nthly
would "like to borrow the army I f M c­
This recalls another soft answer. lleved Lincoln could heat the “ L ittle germs of Infectious diseases. Consump­
By or«l» r W . M .
Clellan w as not going to use It.”
Tie once congratulated Connecticut on G laut.” "No. I-en." replied Lincoln, “I tion, pneum onia, d lp h tb erla a n d scarlet
Mrs Helen Parry, rfecj
When some one remarked that Mc­ filling her quote of soldiers. The gov­
can’t bent him for the senate, but Fll fever, four of tbs moat dangerous aud fa­
Clellan was a fine engineer the presi­ ernor o f New York thcreup«ni felt hurt
make him beat himself for the presi­ tal diseases,are o f this class T h e c u llu re
M o re L odge, N o . 113,
dent quickly replied that he must be that he was not complimented also,
T. 1). 0. F. Moro, Oregon
dency."
l>ed formed by theoold favors the devel
a ‘‘stationary engineer.”
for New York had filled her quota ns
This collection would not be com
Meets every Saturila)
To General Iloo ker he once, tele­
o
p
m
e
n
to
f
the
germs
of
the«?
diseases,
•veiling
at 7:»» o’clock.
piote without Abraham Lincoln’s pre
well.
graphed: “I f the head of Lee’s army
“Ah,” said the president consoling­ r.eripllon for a friend who complained th a t would uot otherwise flpd lodgm en'.
Visiting
niemlsTs «n
Is nt Martinsburg and the ta ll of It on ly. “when Mrs. Lincoln passes me a
cordi dlv In v ite li
Meni
of being In poor health. TTt’f’ftd:
- There Is little danger however of any of
the plank road between Fredericks­ cup of tea I never think o f compli­
tiers are exi>e« le»Ì m hi
D on’t w o rry
B a t three square m eal» a these diseases being coni reeled when a
burg and Chaucelloravllle, the anim al menting her 2<>r It; I expect It
«J-
r.U lott, N . t ì
day. Say your prayers- T h in k of ydur good expectorant cough medicine like present.
must be very slim somewhere. Could
Robert M . Brash. Kecretarv.
Re courteous to your creditors.
This recalls his famous Illustration w ife
C
h
am
berlain
’«
Cough
Remedy
is
used.
Keep your digestion good
Steer c le a r of
you hot break him?”
of a tea saucer and the United States biliousness. Exorcise. Go slow and go
Concerning Meade he once said, •Of senate, both good as coolers-not a easy M ayb e there a re o th er things th a t I t cleans out these culture beds th a t fa
the two great efforts to enslave the very happy Illustration, however. In yoùif especial case requires to m ake you vor the developm ent of the germs of the
human race In body and in mind the this day. fo r the reason that we no happy, but, m y dear friend, these. I diseases T h is is w h y this remedy ties
proven so universally suct-sitsful In pre
first met its grave 200 years ago under longer use saucers for thnt purpose. reckon, w ill give you a good lift.
All of this shows thnt Mr. Lincoln
B U S IN E 55 COLLEGE
Cromwell at Marston Moor and the I * It also time to dispense w ith the
venting pneumonia? I t not only eu/er
WASHIMOTON ANO TKMTM «V«
was not only a good story teller, but a
second met Us doom under General senate?
your cold «juickly but m in im ize « a ll rl«k
rORILAHO . OHKKJH
good
prophet
of
things
to
come.
Many
W
R IT E F O R C A T A LO G
To a young man who wanted an ap­
Meade at Gettysburg.”
of contracting these dangerous dl-esM-s
/T mm T m > m »
rMOtoa
I l l 8 remarks concerning General pointment as chaplain, but did not people are now healthier anti happier
J For sale by Moro Pharm acy.
G rant are ns faw»us
fitetOJUS as their subject
know w hat regiment, the presldopt for taking thnt klud of prescription.
“1 can’t spire e t ils man; he fights,”
was one. When G rant was accused of
Intemperance the president s retort Is
equnlly celebrated, “I f I knew w hat
brand of whisky he drinks I would
send a barrel to some o f the other gen­
erals.” At another tim e he said that
G rant was the first general he had had.
A1, the others asked for Impossibilities
Grant did not, but accomplished things
S
the c y n i c
m ay a ay.
neither real ora
tory nor real |»o-
etry can ever
p u a s out
of
vogue. I t Is only
the second rate
varieties,4he lrn
ltations and the
counterfeits that
come Into dlsre
piite. The high
eat eloquence and
the -greatest lyr
lea and eplea ure
the voices of the
Imm ortal in man.
and to the Im ­
mortal in man
they make their
appeal. Great or­
atory is almost
always connect
LINCOLN AT COOI’EB ed
w ith some
UNION.
— great
occasion.
I t has as Its object the advancement
o f Justice, tru th or liberty. It is the
utterance of some friend of man in op
position to tyranny or In favor of s
forward step of the race. As such It is
a divine Instrument of g<- d. There
w ill always be a place for this sort of
eloquence. I t w ill ever form a part of
the literary treasures of the race
The oratory o f Abraham
o f this character. It came from
* ..... . hl» '
hcart-^aye. deeper, froip. blssoui. Its
mainsprings were hatred of slave
The best of hla encounters w ith the
cugtem pt, o f shams, love of country generals, however.' was at the tim e of
<iid of mankind. No man can under the surrender of Harpers Ferry. Tho
stand Lincoln who does not see his lm
president tried to fix the responsibility
patience w ith empty forms, shows, for the capitulation. In the luqulry he
pretense and Up service. Only the real, sent for Halleck, Bcheitfk. Milroy and
the basic, the fundamental and the Hooker. Euch dentefi ‘hekponslblllty.
true made any appeal to his Intellect Lincoln seemed disturbed aud strode
or h ea rt H e knew nothing o f mere across the room several times. Finally
rhetoric. H e was utterly logical. Uls his face lighted up.
" I «have It; 1
merciless ridicule stripped off every a f
knoifc, who Is responsible!’’ he cried.
fectatlon and sophistry. His simplicity “Who, M r. President? W ho Is It?” the
mads him put every proposition In its four cried In chorus. “Gentlemen, Gen­
’ plainest terms. H is democracy caused eral I^ee Is the man.” T h a t sort of w it
him to phrase bis arguments for the cuts to the quick.
understanding o f the common mind.
One day a clerical delegation called
His humor and good sense appealed at •npoa • JAavshi, and thcjdaSW F^oIced
once to the masses. But, despite the spokesman said that they had been
humble forms In which his sentiments sent by tbe Lord to Insist on a certain
were dressed, Lincoln’s ideals were policy.
ever lofty, and through bis utterances
“W ell, gentlemen,” replied Mr. L in ­
runs a moral undertone, a note of gen- coln. “it Is not often one Is fayoreij
ulne fa ith in tied th a t has scarcely with a*delei?hnon dlfect from the A l­
been as conspicuous In any ruler since
mighty.”
O liver Cromwell.
Lincoln was never a vain man on the
The most famous addresses of M r. score of personal pulchritude and often
Lincoln were perhaps the one at told -the story of the ugly man who
Bloomington known as the "lost handed him over a knife which had
■psech," the debates w ith Douglas, the been given, him ns the homeliest man
Cooper Union speech, the two Inaugu­ In the country.
He was convinced
ral addresses and the Gettysburg sd
that a mistake had been made nnd
dress
These efforts were scattered Lincoln was entitled to the knife.
over a period of nearly ten yearf.
A variant of this story Is also told,
from the formation of the Republican but may not be true>
party almost to Lincoln's assassins
'O n a day a m an w ith a face like a toad
tlon. The last In point of time was drew a revotyer and pointed It a t L in ­
the Im m ortal second Inaugural, the coln.
" W h a t »eem» to be the m a tte r?
said
“malice toward none, charity for all” the fu fllre president.
utterance
which, considered from
" W e ll.” replied the atran g er, "»ome
every stand|*olut. Is Mr. Lincoln ■ year» ago 1 »wore an oath th a t If I ever
came
aero»» an ug lier m an than m yself
greatest There has beeu nothing In
I would »hoot him on the »pot.” M r. L in ­
human speech quite like that second coln »crutlnlxed the featu re» of the oth er
Inaugural since the golden words that closely and exploded, "Shoot me, fo r If 1
fell from the Ups of the Nszarene am an ug lier m an th a n you 1 don't w a n t
nineteen hundred years ago.
The to liv e ."
A PhlladelpIHa delegation one« w a it­
divine Justice, the moral quality, the
largeness of view and the lack of ed on the president to present him a
bitterness, the forgiveness and tb* "most beautiful p ortrait” of himself.
providence for those left helpl«-M by Turning to the artist, Lincoln modest­
the war, all these, coupled w ith the ly replied:
“I presume, sir, in painting your
occasion and the man. make the sec­
ond Inaugural o f Lincoln transcend beautiful portrait you took your Idea
any mere state pai>er, w ith the single of me from my principles and not
exception of the Declaration of Inde­ from my j»eraon.’'
During the Lincoln Douglas debates
pendence.
This may seem extrava­
gant praise, but an examination of Judge Dougins one day espied the
other state papers w ill reveal that it form of Lincoln crossing the atnge and
Is n o t O f course It must be under­ convuMed the audience by exclaim
stood that this estimate relates only Ing:
“As I gaze on tbe lengthy and atten
to oratorical and literary quality.
The Gettysburg nddress ranks with unted form of m.v adversary I am
the second inaugural, and the Two w ill tempted to < - r l |:.i In t '."
ever remain Abraham Lincoln's chief holy w rit, ’llo w long, O Lord, how
contributions to literature.
,on* r ”
A
When Llncdlh’s turn came he waited
Lincoln tyaa like no oilier speaker In
history.
His style la peculiarly hi» until Douglas had to cross the plat
own. Not only ars form, when he ejaculated:
“ As I gaze on tbe short and squat
there no surplus
words, but nc form of ray adversary I am tempted to
surplus thoughts. exclaim In the language bf holy w rit
Throw ing a s id e T h e wicked shall be cut short in their
every
nouessen- generation.’ ’’
Thia recalls Douglas’ charge that
tlal, be d r o v s
straight to the Lincoln sold liquor In a grocery and
heart of his sutv Lincoln’s retort that tbe only differ
JecL H e was lm- encs between them was that he was
iwlled to get St behind the bar w hile Douglas was In
the very^ center front of It.
When the president heard that there
o f the thing, s,t
Its soul, llut w ith was firing In the direction of Bum
painstaking care, side's army be said he waa glad o f It
even If In' tlie and explained the unusual statement
f e w e s t possible by telling a story of a nelghltor who
words, he made had a large flock of children. Whenev
every step of his er she heard one o f them cry she ex
claimed, "Thank God, there’s one o f
reasoning p la in
There was noth­ my children ain't dead yet.”
A t the time M r. Lincoln had the
ing loose or vague
In the thought varioloid he took a cheerful view of IL
of Lincoln.
He rem arking that ha was “glad he now
was tbs severest bad something to give that th« office
L incoln a Y okttts lo^trlan. ■ Every- seekers did not w a n t”
BUHO.
thing was defl-
As a boy Lincoln w ent to mill. Ona
Of
nite, Btsted w ith an exactness that sd- day he complained st tbe Blown«
mltted of but one Interpretation. Never thF grinding.
did sn o r a l« combine so perfectly the
“ My dog st home could eat that grist
logical, tbe moral and the poetical, as fast as It comes out o f tbs burr of
H is example proves once more that that m ill.” be said
for
at their highest these qualltlescolnclde. j •'Yes, maybe be
There w 77nothing of tbe florid about replied the miller, “hut how.long could
Lincoln. H s talked In a conversational he
* keep It up?”
"TUI bs starved
way, and bis most conspicuous quality
Æ yers?s~.
O LNES
Q
146 sores, Joining
•6,000.
Moro, • snap at
OREGON
S hort U ne
union P acific
620 acres 2>i miles from M oro, 400
acres farm laud; plenty of w ater, very
good Improvements. Can give a L juyer
good terms on this tract
»»o
820 acres east of M on klau d; w ill take
part trade, w ill take >20. pr acre
640 acres, the best Improved farm In
the c o u n ty ; house cost >2,600, barn and 3 IT ra ln s to T h o E a s t B ally
w ater works cost >2,600; nloe law n and
good outhouses of a ll kinds, for >28 par
»ugl
acre. O n ly one m ils to haul g rain to tourist »lee
elei plug-«an» d a ily to O m aha,
m arket; >4,000 dow n, the halauue on Chicago, H|M>kane; tourist steepiug-oar
good terms.
d ally to Kansas C ity. Reclining chair-
' I have a farm In Morrow county con- oars (Heats free) to the East d ally.
s I m U uk of 727^ aertw; g«xxl w heat laud
plenty of w ater; I K
lro ,u P **1 PO R TLAN D DEPOT. Lv. Dally.
Ar. Dally.
office. >20 per acre. W ould enter tain
an exchange proposition.
CH1CAOO PORTLAND
486 acres at >80 per acre, p len ty of special for th . E»»t
W .IW , g,««l h o u - »ud baro, 1. I d o n .
of the best localities In Sherm an oouuty f
SPOKANE FL Y E R .
7
T h is Is one of the best bargains 1 have.
i"
iy terms; 1>4 miles from statiou, good
ill of water, fair house and baru.
ATLANTIC KXFKESM
fur the Ea»t « u Munt­
ine ton.
820 Acre farm , one of tbe best In the
oouuty, g«x>d house and barn, w ell of PxMee Bigit*
water, nice orchard; >2,HIM) dow n, tbe
FUKTLAND-BIGGH
balance on easy terms a t 6 perceuL In-
LOCAL, lor »II kx«l
point» lie! ween Bigg«
teresL
\
and l'nrtliuiil.
>600 w ill buy 2-story b uildin g w ith
basement, In good location tor business..
O n ly h a lf w h a t the lum ber cost th a t Is
In the b uildin g.
I also have tw o houses and lots In
M o w ry ’s A d dltlou to Moro; w ill sell
cheap. Call tor terms.
>500 buys bouse and tw o lots oppo­
site Moro M . E . C hurch. Easy terms.
wm.
m cmurray
W. B. McCoy,
M oro, Oregon
HI.
i rn e t b le N o l 2 N o rth bud
March 8, 100S passe uger
SOUTHERN
J
fendaul—
lu lb e tlirro e -o i
the Circuit Court ol th» State
ol Orvjjon for ttberiiiAo County.
S UMMON».—In
H ells Roberta, P la in tiff,
vs.
Í-
E dg ar Roberta, D efe n d an t.
Bum's over $10 to be secured by
All stuns $10 nnd under cash; all
on
all sum s over $10 a discou nt
bankable note, interest ten per cent, due October 1st, 1900;
to be com p lied with before purchases
of five per cen t for cash will be allow ed; term s of sale
leave tbe premise«.
C. G. Huis, Auctioneer.
J. W. Brown, Owner
T o E dgar R oberts, tbe above nam ed de
feudaut.
In tbe nam e of tbe S late of O regon—
Yoa are bereby required to appear auc
answer tbe oo iupiatnl filed against yoa
tbe above e n title d suit, on or before tbe last
dsy of tbe tim e presort bed in tbe order ol
p a b lio a tio n .Y o w ilio u or before the 2titb da>
of February, 19U9, and i f yon fa il to ao ap­
pear and auswer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tn<
oourt for tbe re lie f dem anded iu tbe ooiu-
p la in t filed herein against yoa, to -w it, for
deoree dissolving tbe bouds of m atrim o n t
uow existing between tbe p la in tiff and yoar
»«if on tbe grounds o f desertion; aud foi
snob other aud fu rth e r re lie f aa to the ooun
may seem e quitab le and ju s t.
I b i s summon» is served upon yoa by pab-
lioation thereof for the period of six sucnwhs -
Ive week» in Tb e dberm an County O bserver,
a weekly newspaper o f general oiroalatiou,
publiabed in Sherm an ooun tv, O regon, I l
pareuanoe to an order of tbe H ou E . V. L i t ­
tle fie ld , Judge o f the above e n title d oourt.
d u ly m ade on the 18th day o f J an u a ry, RXM,
and tbe date o f tbs first pu blicatio n tbereoi
la th e 16tb day of J an uary, 1909.
8. K . H ash i no to n , A ttorney
7tJ16f26 3221
fo r P la in tiff
In tbe C irc u it O o art o f tbe State o f Oregon,
In a nd fo r tbe oonnty o f Sberm an.
K onetantyn Swiersbinekey,
▼e.
-8nm m ons.
Emmlls Hwiersbinxker.
Defendant.
To E m m ila Hwiersbinskey, defendant.
In tbe nam e of tbe Htata of O regon.
Yoa are bereby reqoired to appear and
answer tbe oo m p iaint filed against yoa ia tbe
above e n title d » a it, on or before tbe 6th day
of M a rc h , 1969, and yoa are hereby notified
th a t if yoa fa il to answer or otherwise plead
w ith in said tim e tbe p la in tiff w ill apply to
the ooart for tbe re lie f dem anded in bi»
oo m p iaint on flic herein, to -w it, for a deoree
forever dissolving tbe bonds o f m atrim on y
now existing between the p la in tiff and de­
fe ndant and for saoh other and fa rth e r re­
liefs es to tbe ooart m ay seem equitab le in
tbe premieee.
T h ie summone le served upon yoa by pub­
licatio n thereof in the Sherm an County Ob
server, a weekly newspaper o f general oirovL
la tio n , published a t M oro, Sberm an oonnty*
Oregon, fo r six weeks, seven issues, by order
o f the H onorable E. V . L ittle fie ld , C irc u it
Judge o f tho E leventh J a d io ia l D is trto t,
duly made and entered in this oauae on the
I'.ith day of J an u a ry, 1909. T b e date of the
first pu blicatio n le J an a arv 22d, 1909. The
data of tbe lest pn blioelio n ie M aroh Alh,
1909.
< ioLLisa A CoLLtaa, A ttoraeya
lAjSffssB MBJ
PACIFIC CO.,
»« -
State o f Oregon:
the
You ar» b«rebv required to appear in tb t
above e n title d ooart and auewer tbe corn
p la in t filed ageiuet yon In tbe above e n li- J
tied eqit, on or before tbe last day o f tb»
tim e preeonl»ed in tbe order of p u blicatio n,
to-w it: on or before 26tn day o f February,
19OU, and if yon f a ll to so appeur and ana
wer, p lu iu tlff w ill apply lo tbe ooort foi
Abe re lie f dem auded in tbe oo iup lnlut file«.
Lerein again»! you, to w it:lF o r <a deoree dir
eolving tbe bonds of m atrim o n y uow exist
ing between tbe p la iu tiff and youfeelt on
tbe grounds of deoertiou, and for snob o.b-
er and fu rth e r re lie f as to tbe oourt may
seem equitab le aud ju st.
T h is summons is served upon yon bv pab-
lioation thereof fo r a period o f mix suooeee
ive weeks in the Sberm au Gouutv Observer,
a wbokly newspaper o f general oiro alatio u .
publiabed in Sherm itu C ountv, O regon, u.
pursuauoe to bu order of the tio n K. V . L it-
tlefield , Judge of tbe above e n title d oourt.
d u ly made on tbe 13tb day of J au uary, liWU,
and tbe date of tbe first pu blicatio n tbereoi
in tbe 15th day o f January, lUtW.
C x b t s s A Duyua,
7 tjl5 f2 & 822]
Attorney» for P ls in tifi
Term s of Sale.
»*86
0.20 -
9.10
8 66
8 86
8.10
7.o6
7.46
7.16 a as
Suiuet, Ucean
To 11 O Itjn b e rg e u , the above nam ed de
z
11.06 a r ve
10 86
10.26
10.16
10. INI
0.66
F. C R A B T R E E , A g e n t,
Aloa>o. O r .
Il O lttnborgun, Defendant.
1 McCormic header
Header box and net
3 three gang disc plows
2 twenty foot harrows
1 cutaway disc harrow
2 weeders
1 ten foot hoe drill
1 Monitor 12 drill, single disc
Stretchers, chain, double trees
Scalding vat, scraper, forks,
Blacksmith Shop
Complete household outfit
Other things too numerous to
mention in this list
d ally
H I’A T IO N H
For rale» and In fo rm a tio n a pply to
llao hel E R yubergeu, P la in tiff, )
v».
f
6 head of work horses
12 head »of work mares
ii head of yearlings
6 head of lwo year old
3 head saddle ponies
3 head three year old fillies
i two year old h e i f e r ___
3 cows ' and 2 calves
96 chickens
Several turkeys and hogs
20 set of work harness
6 wagons
2 buggies
1 hack
H 00 ».in.
IS‘86|>ni
0 ........R ig g s ..,.
6.4 . . ( i l l - s o u s .
12.66
7.01 ....... K iuks___
l.liu
W N . . . W as«». . .
1.16
1.80
14.1 . . K lo n d yke
1.40
16 1 . . » Halidou . . .
10.2 H ay Cauon Jut
ÍÍ/6 5
19.0 ..M c D itia ld s .*.
2 3 .0 . . . D eM .ss»,.,
2 10
2
7 .0 ........ Moro . . . .
2 .2 5
1.40
, 3U 4 . E r e L l i i v ili»
f. 10‘
1 38 6 .Uiuss Valley.
46 8 . . . B o urbo n...
35
62 6 ........ K e u l . . . .
4 .0 0
67.3 . . . .W ilc o x . . .
1 20
I 6.00 arv 70 0 . . , B h a u lk o ...
— In the Circuit Court ot the Stale
S UMMONS
ol Oregon, tor Shrrman county I „ .
Free Lunch
8.46 ».a*.
Ra«
4.61 » .a .
P o rtla n d . O n „
A t my place south of Grass Valley
Sale commences 9 a. m. prompt.
7.4S p ni
no stop.
11.38 pia.
l i e l a ’ l l ’a-seng» i A ,
Heal lie . W aah.
Farming Implements
so »to»
F o r fu ll !n lo rtn » llo n c a l. on o r sddre»»
>1,600 buys 5-room bouse w ith hath
room. Good well of water and 12 lots; |
■toulii-
w ill take pert trade.
jouud 1 ?
INksengr
F o r P a r t ic u la r s a s k
dally
K. L. POLK * CO., Is«.
and a large am ount of
8 (0 • ■>.
fl»g-
.•*aV’4
1XU6 »ja.
Arrive» ut II iku »
100 Acres, tw o good walls, about 00 1
acres good rarm laud, a snap a t > 1 2 .0 0 1 del u IHM a »«4 W illa w rlt, BI ver.
per acre.
nd w a j
pointe, con*
For Astor
>660 w ill buy a 6-room oottage In the
lite r M k Ilw
J IW aco and
city of K ent. W ill lake a good team In necllug with'
N o rth Reach. Meanier, TJRatalo, Ash
part paym ent.
»tree! dock. Leaves 8.00 p. n r d ally ,
House aud lot In (he city of Grass except HUnday. Haturdsy 10 00 p. m.
V a lle y ; good well of water; know n as Arrive« 6.0tl p. iu . dally except nuu«lay.
the old H o lder place; >300 w ill buy IL
F o r Dayton, Oregon C ity and Yaus-
Moro Property.
lilll R iv e r points, Ash street dock.
6000 00 w ill buy a 0-room house and Leaves 7.00 a. in d ally except Kundaj
A rrives 6.80 p.in daily except rtvr<d.>>
lot; bouse fitted w ith electric lights and
patentofijoeet, good Incallou. W ill take
For ljew iston, Idaho, aud a ay p.uni»
from itip a ria , Wash. Ixmve ltlp a ria
good team as part j>ay|ueuL
16.40 a. in., or upou a rriv a l train Ko. 4,
>660 buys a 6-roorti 1X story house
•f- .
and 2 lots; call for terms.
4 p. m . dally except F rid a y .
PO IK ’ 8 BAZETTEER
Forty Head of
(MI p.a».
ILW p.m
1.46 a.n.
I ’iiaac» BigK»
820 Acres, as good farm land as there |
For Kaitern W ashinxion I, Walia Wall», Lewis-
lu Khermsu county, for >11,200 uu too, Coeur il'Alane «nJ U real Nurtharo point»
llu»tn«-u D irectory o f »»ch C ity.
T ow n nnd V illa«« In (Jre«on and
WaMhlntftnn. s lv ln « S
Kkatch o f ea c h plaqe. 1-ocatlon.
Cla
H hlpplns F o c llltle » and
fle d D irectory of each Busin«
au d ProfeM lon.
_
_
February
4.» p-m
<20 p ia
Shasta Routa
E A S T via S O U T H
Overland Exprese traius for oaleiu,
tiuseburg, A shland, bacrameulo, Og­
den, ttau
Francisco, btocMVou L o s
Angeles, E l Paso, N e w O rleausaud in s
East. Leaves Portland Union Depot,
3.46 p .m . A rrives 7.26 a .m ., daily.
M orning traiu connects at Woodburn
tally except Munday w ith traius f«r
d t. Angel, b iivertou
B row nsville,
-ipringfieid, W e u d llu g aud N a tro n ,
twtavee Portland U n ion Depot 8.30a .in .
«rrlvee 6.66 p. in .
Eugeue passeuger couuects a t Wood-
ouru w ith M t. Angel aud bllverton
local. Leaves Portlaud Union Depot
4.16 p. in., returns 16.86 a.in ., d a lly .
Corvallis passeuger leaves Portland
Uuiou Depot 7.86a m ., arrives6.66 p.in.
D a lly .
Bherldau passeuger leaves P o rtland
Union Depot 4.66 p.iu., airlvesH.26 a .m .
Dally.
Forest Grove passeuger leaves P o rt-
Aud Union Depot 16.4o p.iu-, arrives
l.66 p.iu. D a lly exoept Bunday.
PORTLAND) OSW EGO B U B U R B A N
H E R V IC K A N D Y A M H I L L
D 1 V IH IO N .
Depot, Foot o f Jefferson Htieet.
•
Leaves from Jefferson street depot for
Oallas aud interm ediate points d ally,
4.16 p.m. A rriv e Po rtland . 10.16 a .in .
T he Independeuoe-M oam outh Motor
uine operates d aily to M onm outh and
Airiie, connecting w ith H. P. Co’s
rains st Dallas aud independence.
Tickets to Eastern point« aud Europe.
«Iso Japan, C h ina, H o nolulu aud
___________
Australia.
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h k d
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 721.
P o rtland , O r.
C. W . STING ER, ’ W m . IT c M U k R A Y
C ity T ic k e t Agent.
G en-Paes. A g t
the Circuit Court Ol the State
Oregon for Sherman county.
S UMMONS—In
G. Lewis Case, Plaintiff.
" ve.
Floreaos Oase, Défendant.
f
T o Florence Case, tbe above nam ed de­
fendant—
I n t b e n a m e o t tbe State of Oregon!
Yon are hereby req uired to appear and
answer tbe o o m p iaint filed against yoa in
the above e n title d am t, on or before.tbe loot
day of tbe tim e preaoribed in tbe order of
pu blicatio n,to w it: on or before the 23th day
of Febiuary 1969, and i f yoa fe ll to ao ap­
pear aud auewer, p la in tiff w ill apply to the
oo art fo r the re lie f dem anded in tbe 0 0 a -
p la in t filed herein against vou, to -w it, fo r a
deoree dieeolving the bond» o f m atrim o n y
now existing between tbe p la in tiff and your­
self on the ground» o f arnel and in h u m a n
trea tm e n t and fo r snob otber and fu rth e r re­
lie f a» to tbe oourt m ay seem equitab le end
Juat.
T h is anramons ia served upon yoa by p a b -
lioatiou thereof for a period o f six aaooeee-
tvs weeks in The S berm an County O bserver,
e weekly newspaper o f general a ira u la tio a ,
published in S berm an oonnty, O regon, in
pareuanoe to an order o f tbe B o o . E .v. L it­
tlefield , Judge ot the above e n title d oo art,
duly mode on tbe I3 tb day o f le n u ary , X.D.
I9U6, and tbe data o f tbe first pab iio a tlo n
tbereof ia tbe Utah day o f J an u a ry, 190».
for Plaintiff T tl
Munsi