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By M A R IO N
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Fhy Not?
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W a should like* to have y<»»t t * k “
h and * ' hnow 1» would be pr obable to
«mi In become a »ubsrrlber. We "end 1»
two vear* for $2 60; onejear $1 60;12H<o»
. m o n t h H i ’ « m uch. Trr 4». -Order b.v
Postal Card, and pay for It when you ran. -
A l any tim e w hen reqtieete.1 Io <i"
M l the paper will be tMacontlnaed Rut we
expect that all arrear* will be paid before
such reque.t It made. 1» I* eaav u> a«k u«
(or a .talement, which, will be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
. a a a a a a a A A A A A A a a i A k A A A A A /W
P a rtn e rs to th e End :
p fY Y Y Y T Y Y Y T Y Y T Y Y T Y T T T T T Y Y k
[Copyright. 1«*. by T. C. M cClure.!
One day w hen Colonel I lay came
back to hie top story room at Mrs.
Wllklna’ rooming house he found the
room next to bis occupied. It had l»een
vacant for a year, and the polouel was
not only curious, but oetlled. I b e gar­
ret of the house «»« dl-'lded Into two
rooms, and his w as one, and be bad
never ®vep looked Into I be other, but
as be bad so Jong been the sole tenant
o f the top atory he felt that he ought
to have beeu consulted aa to a n ew ­
comer. When he heurd a person mov­
ing around In the other half of bla do­
main he went down to Mrs. Wllklna.
The colonel was a man of sixty. He
had threadbare garmenta and an empty
purse. While he occupied the chea[»est
room In the house. It was well known
that he was often hard put, to pay hla
rent, while hla ineals were alw ays tak
eu at the cheapest restaurants. He was
a man o f dignity and education, and
that he had once occupied a place In
the world could not l»e doubted.
"Mrs. Wllklna,” began the colonel as
he entered the landlady's preaence, "1
take It that you have rented the other
room, and to a fem ale at that?”
“Yoe, colonel, but It la to a young
woman who la try ing hard to make u
living.”
"But you should have couaulted me.
I have been w'ltto you for a year, and I
should hate to remove to otbcf quar­
ters, but please remember that 1 have
certain fights and privileges, and they
are not to be abrogated without my
consent. 1 will think it over and con
aider what atapa to lake.”
F I ve minutes latter he knocked ou the
door o f the other room, and It was
opened to him by a young woman of
about twenty five. lie bowed sflllly,
and she drew aside as an Invitation for
him to enter* As he looked around the
room he saw a cheap old trunk on the
floor and a few poor articles of wear­
ing apparel hanging up on the nails
driven Into the wall. A second glance
Into the young woman's face told him
that she had consumption.
"I came here to ask you why you
rented this room,” he said as his fa<e
softened a little, “but 1 can see w ith­
out asking. Miss, let us shake hands.”
"For why?” she asked. x
"Because 1 occupy the next room;
because we are both victim s o f tickle
fortune; because we should feel sorry
for each other;- because 1 feel more
sorry for you than you can Are w e .”
“ I hardly -understand you, sir,” she
said as she slow ly put out her hand.
“You nre trying to make a living, 1
take it?"
TRAVERS.
C opyrighted
1809. by Associated
L ite r Wry Press .
A man and a maid stood on the
north o f a HUI* N « * England farm
house. The mau had barely passed
hla majority, and the years of the girl
uuinbered less thus his by three. The
mau was going hundreds o f miles to
the westward, there to find a compe­
tence.
When be bad succeeded tbe girl wan
to come to him for the rest o f the hap­
py years. Iu his bauds were two
sprigs of rosemary, one of which he
gave to the maid.
“It's for remembrance, Betty. Not
that we will either of ua need it, dear,
but I shall carry It with me wherever
1 «*’•"
. .
••You know you'll alw ays be Iu my
thoughts, Toni. I ll put It under my
pillow at night thut I may dream of
jmi and wear-It next my heart In wfik>
lug hours that every beat may be for
you.
Goodhy, Tom, and God bless
you ami send you back to me.” And
the maid turned her Ups upward for
her lover’s kiss.
"Goodby. Betty!
It won't be for
long, and then we will be together for
the rest o f our lives." And he gave
her one last caress tiefore he turned
mid started down the graveled path
bound on the outtrall.
Betty had been m otherless aluce her
sixth year, and at the close of a w in­
ter’s day the soul of her father left Its
gaunt frame, nnd she was alone.
Tom wrote a letter full of tender
consolation, and It was mi tbs absent
sw eetheart she leaned during the da^s
and nights o f her affliction.
Betty’s father had Iteeo frugal and
shrewd, nnd there was enough to pro­
vide for the remainder of her days.
She had no relatives In the home of
her father, nnd when legnl matters
were finally adjusted she left for a big
western city to live with an aunt while
she was waiting for Tom. It was then
the first blow fell.
No letter came from Iter sweetheart
In the far west. At first she did not
worry, for he had written that be was
would ask o f herself, and alwaya the
suitor failed iu the test.
Oue afternoon she went to a naatl
nee at a dow ntown theater. • Aa ahe
whs leaving the playhouoe she was
confronted by a stalw urt man. whose
agitation w as greater thau her own.
• Betty BandMlI!” he all hut shouted
In bis ex citem en t
“Auntie!” gss|»ed Betty.
“Are you Hetty Randall?** queried
the stranger. "Of course n o t You’re
Just a child, and Betty would have
been more thau tw ice your age if she
were alive," and he apologised for bis
rudeness as he turned to go. -
It flashed over Betty In an Instant.
Could it l>e true? She decided to risk
It
"T odi !*’ she called softly.
The man t w heeled at the word and
stood staring at the girl.
“Are you Tom W ilson? ’ nhe asked.
•‘And did you leave over tw enty years
ago to go out west, anti”— she con­
tinued.
“Yes. yee!
W hy—how —who are
y<Ju?" he demanded.
“Betty Itaudall Is iny aunt,” »«Id
Betty, “and she has your sprig o f rose
mary."
“H ere’s mine!” he cried, aud he
plunged Into his pocket and brought
fort,h « worn wallet.
That night Mr. W ilson had a long
talk w ith Betty at the school. She ar­
ranged to go home the next morning,
and Tom w as to follow the day after.
He explained how he had been sick
for a year from ex[»osure w hile lost
in the mountains, how he wrote to the
old address, hut got no reply.
He had gonqj»ack to the New H am p­
shire town, but no one could give him
Betty’s address. So, with fortune be­
yond his boyhood dreams, he had ram­
bled up and down the world, hoping,
hunting and miserable.
“Aunt Betty,” said little Betty two
days later, “suppose Tom Is alive.
Suppose he didn’t die, but couldn’t find
out where you were. Wouldn’t that
4»e fine?” And her eyes danced with
what the elder took to lie girlish en­
thusiasm for a romance so near to her.
There w as a knock at the door, aud
a maid entered with a card tray.
"There’s u gentleman dow nstairs to
see you. Miss ltnndnll. He wouldn’t
give me his card, hut said you’d un­
derstand by this.” And she held out
the tray so that there w as disclosed
thereon a sprig o f rosemary.
“Bdtty, |t ’s true! H e’s alive! It’s
Tom!” Aud the speed with which she
descended played havoc with orthodox
Ideas o f dignity. Hhe fell rather than
ran Into th e-sitting room, there to tie
clfrupod In x ^ k a r iiis , while a matin
voice cam e w iffly to her:
“At last! Thank God, at last!”
Stomach Treat»I®«.
TAFTS CABINET TO TRAVEL
U M M O N a - t o tlMütrciut Uosrtot th® B U » *
of Ofa»o« for Rhoriasn Cnoaty.
S
M any rem arkaH® cures o f stomaoh
KID« M o flo voru, P ls lu »ifl
President's Advisers t® L®ara ef 0®> troublsa have been affocted by C hsso-
partments by P®es®nal Tours.
twrlain’a Stom ach and L iv e r Tabtots.
I f President T a ft’s present desire® One man w ho had speut ov«r $2,000 for
«re carried out, his advisers soon virtll med loin® aud treatm ent waa cured hy a
beoome known as th© “travelling Cabi­ few boze® of tb«s® lal)l®ta Price 26c
net. “ Experience has taught the new Kain pies free at Moro Pharm acy
Chief Executive that first hand inform a­
tion is the best, and he w ill have each
of the beads of the various departm ent*
Aoadsn Spoons.
o f the Governm ent make frequent
A lw ays use a woodeu spoon for stir
tours of inspection.
Secretary of W a r Dickinson w ill make
on early visit to the Isthm us of Panama
to inspect the eanol.
Secretary of the In te rio r Ballinger
w ill go to Alaska to investigate con­
ditions in tlutt T errito ry, particularly
in regard to publio lands.
Secretary of the N a v y M eyer prob­
ably w ill visit the various navy yards
o f the United States to acquaint himself
w ith existing conditions.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson ex
pects to visit the various State ex­
periment stations this summer, also
ins[K*cting parking houses in the West
Just w hat programme M r. T a ft ha«
outlined
fo r
Postmaster
General
Hitchcock, Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh, Attorney General W icker-
sliam. Secretary of State Knox and Sec­
retary of Commerce and Labor Nagel
is not now known, but the nation’s
energetic "travelling man
us ho has been called, doubtless
find some way to keep all of them
moving.
-'iS R
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l u W A M o U u T .ru , »bo
D o n ’ t
O f In te re s t te F a rm e rs an«
Mechanics. Farm ers and mechanics
frequently meet w ith sligh t sodden is
and injuries w hich cause them much
annoy sure and lore of tim e. A out or
bruise m »y be cured In about one third
the tim e usually required by app lying
Cham berlain’s L in im e n t as soon as the
injury is reoeived; this lin im e n t Is also
valuable foo, sprains, soreness o f tbs
inuaotoe end rheum atlo pains; there is
no danger o f blood poisoning resulting
from an In ju ry w b rn C h sm lw rla ln ’s
L in im e n t to applied before the parts
Peon»« Inflam ed aud swollou. For sale
by Moro Pharm acy.
k
You sr® hereby required to eppenr sod
duswsr «b® «oniplalul filed Ratifiât Toa lu
iba sbava «untied sait, on or b«-b>ra uba last
dsT u t (be lima praseribod I b Uba ord®r of
pu trito*» loo, lowltion or before tu« Rib day
ut July, UMW, aud It y«r® («Il tu au ap-
r wfid Muewer, piatati* will apply Io the
for tUa reliât deuiaudod Iu lire ® um -
»ln» filad herein aaaiuei you, lo-wil, for a
dissolTiug uka bond« of matrlmuay
uu balwaau
between »be p|«u off and yosr-
uuw exlSAlUg
» around® of JaaMtluo; aud for
self on uh®
snob ulhar and farther relief so to the ®oort
may aerai «qnìtsbto aud juel.
'I bla aanintoo® is servad opon yo® by
lii’suton ibureof for a period uf six su
sire weeka in The SbenuMr Couu»y Observar
j
a weekly uawspapar u l penerai oLroslaUo«
publi.liad in dbarnisn ooauty, Oregon, lx
porsnsnoe Uo an order uf the bon. Wu
tie ulte he, (JoenUy Judge fur Sherman ooun
Uy, duly usd® ua tbe W h day of May.
IS*», sod tbe dale of Uh® first pobliostino
thereof is th® Wib day of May, IS*».
C olliss ft C olliso , Attorneys
63ft m »J( f l T _ 3 j »
for P laintif
‘ by low grade Bee
Supplies and H ives th a t
won’t m atch. Buy from
th e house upon whose
goods you can roly
—rig h t kind at
rig h t prices.
¿UMMUNM.-ln
_ _ Agent» foi A I Foot <W. * bow
Ulva» are bo»» is tbu wuiid.
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Th» KM Yon H a n A lw ip Bought
It Had Its Limitations.
Bears the
"Madam,” aaid the young man who Sign atu re of
had called at the door, “1 have the
pleasure of Introducing to you, our new
autom atic honsecleaning machine—a O C MMOM8 - 1® thk Circuii Ceart o» The »1.®
of Ori gon, fur Shcrm.a counly
sim ple little thing which does the U
whole work of houaeoleaulng, leaving Jobu 11 B urna, P la in tiff,
va.
you nnyely the general supervision.”
“Does It do all, eh?” demanded the B arbara N B arns, D efe n d an t.
woman of- the house. “WU1 It wash t’o B arber« N B nrna, »ha above named de­
d a n t.
the outside o f the upstairs windows?" In fen
I
u a m e o f the H ate o f O regon.
“Why, no, madam, but"—
You are herebv vtquH wd to appear and
“W ill It take down, wash, stretch to m o v e r tb e n n m p la in tfile d a g a ln a t yoo io ihe
dry, iron and hang up the parlor cur above e n title d s u it, on or before ihe last dav
of tbe tim e preaoribed in tbe order of pub
tains?”
lio e tio n , lo -w it, on or before the 2 M day of
“Well, o f course, this machine’*—
J u ly , IS*», and I f vou fa il to so appear
“Will it paint the kitchen and make aud anauer p la in tiff w ill apply to tbe p o u t
for Ihe re lie f dem anded In tbe e o m n U ln i
my daughter help w ith tbe dishes?”
filed herein against to n , lo -w it, fo r a d®cr®e
“Oh, madam, this machine”—
diaeulrinu the bonds o f m a tr iii’onv now ex-
“Will It w ash the w inter bedding Istinu between the pi in tlff and yooreelf •»■
and put it aw ay, lay down the fwrs th e c ro a n d s o f desertion, and fo r auob otb
with moth halls, sew on buttons, set er «ud fu r i her re lie f so Uo tbe oourt <na)
««•eiu rq n ita b le aud ju«t.
three m eals a day and pacify the
'fin e nuramiinu la ee>v-d Boon yoo by pub
linatioo thereof fo r a p e rio d .o f aix aoeeeSB
h e b o id r
Tio, madam. You have misunder­ ye (reek* In ifc e g h e rM a n Connty Observer,«
wueklv n wspaper o f penaral o iro d la tlo o .
stood the lim itations of tny m achine.” pn >Ji«bed in Mberman ouonty O reaon ,ln
“ Yes.”
'Lim itations! It will l»e a long tim e purauanoe to an order o f »be lio n W oi H en
“And 1 am fighting poverty iu hopes
before any man will get up a machine riuhM, Juda® of »be Gonfity oonrt u f Hberuian
to live a few years longer, though
to do nil a wom an has to do In her oounty, Oregon, d u ly m ade on the 10th day
of June, IS*», and the dste of the flret pnb-
why I should care to live another week F A D E D O L D L K T A r K M K ) H H W U R D U . R B M O U O H T O U T house.”
lio a ilo u t ereof is the it« b day
ia»( o f J a n e , ltMJM
1 do not know. The bond of poverty
The
agent
silently
faded
away.
• J arassi A Lasos, Automats
going on a long pros|iecting trip and
Is between us. Let us In? friends.”
for
a a o j.iijj« ]
might be weeks, even months, from
T hat night, instead o f taking his
Hi® T u r n F o r L u x u r y .
civilization.
meal at a cheap restaurant, he brought
It w as one of those palpably cold J x r n e s S t e w a r t
But when spring cam e «nd In turn
home a loaf o f bread and some sau­
ham and plcklt* I mis. but the motqr
gave
way
tv
1U1UJO£I,
and
summer
fled
sage. Instead o f g*dng out to hunt up
Address: M O RO , OKBOON.
before the chilling blusts o f ’aiitumu, wouldn’t go, so Jones nnd Jenkins had
a cbeup place, she went out for—a
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nnd the weeks dragged drearily by un­ to make .the best of a bad sm ash and
blt o f butter and a Jar of marmalade.
til a year had passed, Betty abandoned put up there.
Stock Inspector
They had dinner together In her room.
“Accommodation, gentlem en?
Cer­
hoi a*.
.
. .
It waa rhe first o f tnaqy meals.
S
h erm an County,
Hhe wrote to the authorities of the tainly. gentlemeu!" (sized tbe oleagi­
The colonel and 11 m » young lady got
frontier town where he usually out­ nous landlord. “Beautiful large feather
to be very good friends. They coun­
Oregon.
fitted, but they could tell her nothing. tx'd, plenty of room for the tw o of
seled w ith each other; I hey cheered and Tom had left In April. He had not re- you and big enough for three. This
p uty Stock Inspector
encouraged each other; they tie elved lurned. They knew nothing of his fate way, gentlem en!”
Louis S ch adew ltz, K ent. O re g o *
each other, or tried to, ns to what the
They went, they snw, they grunted
In the passing of the yearn her grief
future had In store. The woman su f­ w as softened, but the agony of her It certainly w asn’t much of a feather
fered most, and yet she wus the brav loss was there, locked with her love In bed. But they agreed to take It and.
est hearted. From almost the tir-d the Innermost reroutes of her heart. being fatigued, retired early.
day o f tbelr m eeting they looked for­ | Suitors esnie. but were sent away, not
In a few m inutes Jones was sound
ward to certain things. Home day the hurt, but firmly, gently denied. Her asleep: hut. try ns he might. Jenkins
First at reel. Slreflg brick, Sinn», iB v .
last of his friends would dlsap|H-nr and I
((I1W, cauie to could not ”dr< p iff.”
his precarious Income would cease «I-
ftnd t„
Mhe wnN Aunt
At 2 In I he morning Jones w as aw ak­
Confectionery
together, l i e WQUld die before asking B< •ttv.
ened bv a violent nndge In the solar
a stranger for charily. Some day tlie
’l l nre was another Betty now. a plexus.
Cigars, Tobaccos
disease eating at her lungs would de­ pretty, graceful maid o f seventeen,
"What's Ihv ms Iter?" he growled.
mand the penalty, and there would l»e I jo> ing In her first glim pses o f social
“Get up!” w as tho reply. • ' “It's half
B illiard and Pool T ab les
no avoiding It. They talked the mat- | life nnd rapturously happy because time!”
ter over for an hour aud then dropped ! she was Just living. They were great i “H alf time? What are you talking
Ice eobl drinks and Ice « ream In sea­
It and never referred to It again. It 1 t-rouf#*, these tw o Betty«, nnd It was about? -T h is Isn’t a cup tie!"
son. Hods water, Ixittled and fountain,
waa th® black shadow In their path, often Temarked that their resemblance
“ No, hot It’s my turn to sleep o t alw ays on hand.
and yet they fought It away. One extended away and beyond the name.
that feather!*—Lend on Answers
night, a year later, the colonel came > “Aunt Betty, why didn't you mar­
borne and found the young woman In j ry?” asked the little Betty one after­
P h ilo s o p h y .
bed. The doctor had been there, Hnd j noon when the tw o were having a
“ A elttlnR hen w ill not r ro w f a t .”
the landlady bad done all th e coukl do. long, confidential chat.
B ut. than, w h at In the dlckana
W o uld anybody care fo r th a t
It w as th«* beginning of tbe end. The
Then faded old letters were lironght
I f abe lust hatches ehtckenw?
colonel sat down w ith a softer light on ont and read, itr» dimmed f i d a e of
— L lp p ln c o tt’a Matraalno.
his face than his partner had seen a country I m >.< u i.lt a one i f u r <1
P r o t la n d , O r e g o n .
there for weeks, and tliere wns a touch faee was tried over and the withered
o f the exultant In his voice as he said;
WONDERS
OF
VELftCITY.
sprig of rosemary lifted gently from
O M C A M ani >KM m > n M A N A U K *
“I have come home pennllewfi. The the Jewel case, where It had reposed
last o f my friends has tyyncd hla back so many years In state.
A Piaoe e f Thin Cardboard Will Cut
t e Frait
Mortiin Stmts
on me. I am ua ltejrwnr o f alm s.”
Through W®od..
“And the rosemary, a u n tie T ' queried
“I am so sorry." she sighed.
Velocity has a great deal to do
little Betty.
» .
“Ray rather that you «re an glad.
“ Rosemary Is for remembrance, with one substance's ability to break'*
T«u may linger for a month, but you 1 dearie. We each had a sprig aud through another, and It la remarkable
F re e bus to and tra m train s
ha ye no hope of getting well.”
were to keep it alw ays, so that when­ what can l»e accom plished by a com ­
R ates by th e day
“Nob® whatever ”
ever we saw It the other's face would paratively soft substance against a
•‘Y*cu rcinbiulx r our talk of long agn? appear In our dreams," said nuntle.
much harder one when tbe former Is 6 0 c, 7 6 c, S I . 0 0 , $ 1 .6 0 , » 2
•cite tiuiM seem ed far off then, but It Is
“And do you dream o f bln» yet?“ given enough velocity. A bullet ronde
E u ro p ean Plan
bore tvtil; lit. Why should you ho a pursued tbe younger.
of a tallow candle would sm ash flat If
month In d; lug? Why should I seek to
"Bless you. Betty. I'll alw ays dream fired against a board from a toy guts,
F a m tly HotaJ
live fcr tbr«*'- <>r four years more?”
o f him. and 1 pray now that after but when shot from an army rifle It A Good C lean
"Yes. we had a talk," she quietly death here I maj sec him."
will go right through the board. A
said.
,
"And so that's the reason you didn’t stream of water has been (known to
“Have you any money?”
> f T»r. T ’m m ton -j » Kie others marry hare such sw iftn ess o f movement that
“A dime. Take It nnd buy you some­ yen n l ,(>n the; a !.-d?”
a sword w as broken In tw o when a
p
thing Io eat.”
strong man tried to cat It through.
“Betty, h’
t.'tl you know?"
“ Partners to the last.” he.said ns he
*'<>h. l b
t to i ona talking about Cyclone® hgve been known to drive
xrallt«! and rohlred his hands together.
It. lint I w «'•
auntie.” she prom­ such frail projectile® aa atraws wall
“ It milk»® it far easier where we are
ised p ’M l'euti .
ut It's lovely. Aunt Into a tree.
Sidney Johnson, Proprietor.
to go togetheY. 1 w ill l»e back anon.“
An Interesting experim ent «hew ing
Betty, li
; . r •••»'v Hpleudld to lore
“And It Is going to happen?" she
so long and so land when you know what a soft subatance can do may be
. K r c r y k in d »»I rig In order
•akod as he .returned with a bulky
he's dead. Wot;Id he care, do you performed by attaching a brtotol
gMckage
think. If y<>u bla r r list s om e o n e else?” board disk to tbe motor o f an electric and a ll orRcrtt p ro m p t so d satis
“I t must. Why should It not ?”
I “He knew 1 never would," aud tbe fan aud netting It to revolving at the fac to rv a t m tre m s lu lr prices
“To»— why notT’
f.'tn’a usual rat®. If a piece o f wood,
F a r m e t* te a m * fed nr w ell s'-
older Betty sighed.
H a lf an hour later the <"blon®i sat
a re fed at hom e, if «»«»« **•»»»•»
, After that the little Betty had to go such aff a lead pencil, for exsmpl®,’ be
dow n beside tbe Ired and kindly said
away to schnel. Khe w as sent to a carefully applied to th® edge o f the
T e le p h o n e a t o u r ®«} wh e
"W e have beeu partners true part­
revolving disk, tbe wood will very
ners I will oft her® and hold your dlstnnt city to be taught all manner of readily be cut through. O f course If
tlilbg*
embraced
lu
that
word
“flu
hand while we a'-ep
tbe dl«k were to revolve slow ly tbe
Islied."
**
They found them th u s- the police—
To her romantic soul cam e many ex- wood would anon blu«t Its edge.—Path­
the tearful landlady the bustling coro­
periences, many tem ptations to surren­ finder. ■
ner th® reporters
jr
der to what she thought w as love, hut
“Tbary simply fell asleep." said tbe
O K IId r * n
O ry
business college
alw ays she measured the depths of her
I *.*M IM « rr< T AM«T®MTM ®T®
coroner, "Tbe fumes o f charcoal al­
emotions
by
Aunt
B e tty 's loyalty o f a
FOR FLETCHER'S
ways leave that peaceful, restful look
WRITE F O » CATALOO
, score of years.
'U M M O H M ----- la the Cirrutt Court ol the Stau
'
o l (s ittg o a , lo r Ww-ruiau c ounty:
L o u ts E (Jhttry, P la in tiff,
ve.
during season 1 9 0 9
via th e
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
■ Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific Railroad
from
Portland, Seattle, Spokrfne, Tacopna, Walla Walla
and all points on tbe O. It. & N. lino
To
To
To
To
Omaha and
Kansas City
S t Louis and
Chicago and
3 In
return $ 6 0
and return $ 6 0
return S 6 7 .6 0
return $ 7 2 . 5 0 ,
the ( ' tr e u il Coût» o<
ih « h u t s
e l O reg o n 1er
M iu n le B ennlieu, P la lu ttff,
re.
8 ’eve BoHUlieo, D efondant
Ì U Hteve B .-«ulieu, ib ., above ustusd defend -
SUI. '
L i tue num e uf tos B ist« of Oregon
Î
To Denver and return $ 5 5 .
of
on sale May 17, Ju ly 1, A ugust 11
G oin g transit lim it ten days from date nf sale, Anal return lim it
October 81st. Thee® tick®t® present som e very attractive feature* In
the way o f stopover privileges, and choice of m ules; thereby enabling
passengers to m ake side trip® to m any int®rwstlnB polo I« enroute
R outing on th e return trip through California m ay I*« had at a
slight advanoe over th e rates quoted
F ull particulars, slheplng car reservations and tick ets w ill be fur­
nished by any O H A N local agent or F . C r a b t r e e , M o r o , °r
W m . M c M u r r a y , G®u’l Passenger A gt P o r t la n d , O r e g o n
, i
rea
Juue,
il* » ,
aud
now exiatm g betweeu Ib e ptaiu M ff s®d your
,
Self, ou the grounds u f oruei aud m t
r
i remimeli», sud fur euob other aud t
re lie f as to (Be eourt m ay seem eqs
»
«ud Just.
-J
Thi® summons ts served upon you b;
■
lluatlou ib eieo F fb r the period of six euooeee
■ve weeks tu »Ue BUer iu«u Gouuty Oos
a weekly uewspeper o f geitersi oireul
published iu Hberiuau oouuty, O regon , in
t’ureuauoe to «u order of »Ue riou W m L e u
nous, Ouuuiy Judge for BUerutsn oounty,
d u ly made on Ih e 23d day of A p ril, It * »
and tue date o f tue fir-» pohlioattou thereot
is lire Sum day oi A p ril, 11*».
bassos If. a n ,
u fil.« H U jtl|
A norney (o r P la iu ilfi
Ptiallamont Livery
Wasco, Orepn.
A m n ia Li Jacques, P ia iu iiff,
vs.
D a v id 8 J-.oques, D efe n d an t.
i
!id i
i
M a n n s
B o n e
C utter
^7^5
BàOODERS ¿k
(lÍF^CUbATOKS
M
. QUAD.
I
“ Wpuid 1 lore hliu Ilk * U k a tr rix
•*w - ■
T"X
-.1 ^ .
C A S T O R IA
i o l»«VtU b Jacques, the above uam »d de­
fendant.
lu the usiue o f tbe State of Oregou:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the oom ptsiut filed agaitrai yon m
tbe above e n title d sun, on or before tbe iaet
day o f tbe tim e prescribed lu tUe order u l
p u btieatiou , to w n , ou or before the 11th day
ol 'Ju ue, a n, 11*», aud if you fa ll to so ap­
pear sud auswer, p ta m titf w ill apply to me
Oourt tor lire re lie f detnsuded iu »0« coui-
p ts iu t f i l e d herein aK«in a i you, to -w it, t u t a
deuree dissolving m e bonds u f um lrtm o o y
uuw existing tretwseii the p la in tiff and vour
sn.f, oo tbe grounds of cruel aud In hum an
ire tiu en t, aud for sueb oth. r aud lu rtn e r re­
lie f as to the C ourt may seem equitehte sud
ju st.
I bis summons is served upon yoo by pub-
l i u a l t o n tUereof for a period uf six auooosa-
ive weeks in In s Haerm au Gouuty Observer,
. w eekly newspaper of general c irc u la tio n
p w b lw h e d IU Nuerm au oouuty, O regon, In
pursuance to au order o f lire H o n W m H eu-
riuha, Judge of lu e Oouuty C ourt o f Bher-
m au county, <Fte«on, duly m ade onrtne Zfid
day o f A p ril, ll*W , aud tlie date uf tbe first
pu blicatio n thereof «• tbs ddm day of A p ril,
ivob
A. U assmm , A ttorney
3HI a t o j l l l
for P la in tiff
M b >
Baa tbs
bolle* steel
ttoioBi Kagikawa, Flaintiff,
1 ‘
Ik « m a K ag ikaw a. D efe n d a n t,
)
To
.“SR
especially for
rough conditions on the
P A C IF IC COAST
Hab tbare..«My
S#a«*®*d hètow»
foe steel bolster plats
^.grooved sad rlvvtsd.
Allea. botatene honoris, reach,
toae’is. donbls trees, and neck
all best Wlaooosta oak.
Oal^
havtoff »«tai. ooo-
asto sad
Axl® and kub are dast proof.
MaeKlBBo» I-b®em graebMt known tahai]® strength for weight of material.
Catelog fre®. Insist ®n ®e®ing th® M a c K in n o n Wagon. In v rati gat®. Jf
wear deetor kean’4 • MacKinnon, write ua. Ask for deeorlptiv® eetaing
YAMHILJ- AND FIRST
PORTLAND. ORFOON
«
* ri®«* r — u « 0M® m
mom
Ik o m a K agiknw n, tbe above nam ed
Ueteudsut.
iu the nam® o f the Htata of Oregon
Yon are hereby required to appear aud
anewer the C om plaint filed against you tc
tpe above entitled s u it, ou or befure the la *t
day *L »be »,nD® prescrilied i r the order o f
pusliuanon to w it: on or before the Xftih day
of dune, I'.RW, and If you fa il to ho ap­
pear aud auswer, p ia iu titf w ill apply to tbo
®ourt tor the re lie f deiusuded m the oom
p iatq t bled u rre ia age m et you, to -w il: for a
ueutee diasolviug the bonds of m atrim o u y
no« uktatiug bsiwcaii the p la in tiff and yoar-
■Hif uu tbe grounds o f desertion; and for
aecli other i.oU tu rtb « r re lie f a® io the sour!
may e«®ut equitable and Joet.
ib is summou-ito served upon you by jrab-
llealto n ittcreol lot the period ol six eueossa
.veW eeks iu l b Bheruian Coduty IRm erv®/,
a weekly uea®p«psr uf general oiro ulaliou,
,< u b l» b id iu ttueruiau ounaty, Oregon, in
puiettauue to the order of the L o a W m H en
rich«. County Judge for direr nan eoa u ty ,
duly H ad e ou the Stb day o f N a y . 11*», ano
»un d ais of the first p u blicsiiuu thereof I®
in® I4 .u day uf H e r , 1l*J
Mvxa i ft O oap , A ttorneys
fiU8niayl4Juo»e 'I
fu® Plaletiff
.
4®- -
i
vow
3 iTraln» to T h e East Bally
Through P ullm ah standard® and
tourist aj®eping-oars daily to O m aha,
Chloagn, Hpokane; tourist sleeping-car
dally to Kanstwi C ity, H rclining
¡ 7 chair
'
enrs (rn'ate free) to tit® E tst ilal
PO K TL A N D DXPOT.
C IIIC A O O PO kTL A K O
H YKCIAI. for lbs Itasi
»»•
H u n tin g tu«.
Pssac« Hlgg«, («tep»)
Ar. Oslly.
Lv. Dvlly.
t.W S. at.
ta l i p.m.
S»
4M
pa
p ia.
« to s *.
74» (MO.
• OO »top
Bag
I 4A A Ms
Bigg«
ll.JSp«
Vor Ks.trrn W^.hlngten, WaU. Wglta, Lewis
tue, C .ear d’Alans sud ü rest Northern ptxnU
r-T í
A IL A N T IC RXPKKBH
for tb« fise» vL Hunt­
7.dt p in
• 4b s. a.
ing loa.
04« B<O«>.
B»g
11.M pm
Abl H.Bt.
Pasera Biggs
B I^ K A B K F L Y X X
P o m i
ro u T L A N O u n a »
LtX.’A L, for «Il kx-ul
point« bet ween Biggs
HIM a..«.
0.1» 1» U>.
14 lA a.m. Lv. A 1» t-J*
Calumata nnd WtUnaoll« Mlv®r.
For Aetoria and w av point«, oou-
ueotlug w ith s te a n re r fot
for llw oou and
N orth Heacti. rtteaiuer Haemtio, Asti
street dock. Ltwvtw M.UU p. in. d ally ,
except Kiinday. Saturday HXNLp. in.
Arrives 6 UO p. in. dully except .wuiolay.
For D ayton, Oregon City, aud Yum
bill lilv e r point®. Asb street dt»cfc.
Leaves 7 00 a in daily excep t Huuday.
Arrives ft.3u p.iu_dallyj'Z«aspl fM tidny.
For im w lslon , Idaho, su d way points
front lL|*aiia, Wash. Leave Itiparla
6.40 a. in ., or upou arrival train No <.
dally excep t Hefurday. Arrive Hi ports
4 p. in. dally excep t Frldsy.
For futi !nlQrntailob cal. on or address
wm.
M c M urray *
U e u 'i Paaoenger A g en t,
P u rtia n d , O regou.
»
r RLUMBIÄ SOUTHERN RT.
•»outh- Ì Ì
XHJiid I f
;«k»engr
dally
Tine tld® Nul 2 North hnd
March 6, 190«
12»ópm
I5S.66
1 .0 0
1 .1 6
........Blgga.........
. . . G iiwohb . . . .
........Sink®.........
___ W whii . . . ,
.. K lundyke . .
. . . Saudoti . . .
Hay Canon Jot
.. McD m a id * ..
DvM tsre...
........ M o r o ___
. EraklnvH h .
Gram V alley.
. . . Bourbon ..
........ K en t . . . .
. . . . W ilcox . . .
. •. K h au lk o...
frotare lig e r
S I’A T IO N S
.0
6 .4
7 0
9 8
14.1
16 1
19.2
ff • * 1
l.M
TV 9
2.10
2.26
2.40
28.9
27 U
30 4
f i.1 0
.38 5
8 86
46 8
62 6
4 .0 0
4 2U k 67.8
6 .0 0 a rv 70 U
dally
11.UA arv®
IU .86
10.26
10.16
10.00
9.66
9 86
9.20
9.10
b 66
8 86
8 10
7.66
7 46
7.1ft BUI
F o r rates A rtd Jn lo rm atlo n a pply (o
F. C R A B T R C C ,
A g o n i,
M o ro . O r.
SOUTHERN NCIEIC CO.,
•■'Vi
th- r- - diasia I _ j |
JO /
EAST
Sunset, Ocean
and ■
Sbasta Doute
via S O U T H
Overlaud Expreae trains for Salem,
Hoaeburg, Ashland, riat-rauteuto, Og­
den, rtau
Francisco, rttockmu Low
Angeles, Kl Faan, N ew Orleans aud IB®
hreat. Leaven Portifiud U nion Depot,
8 46 p. in. Arrive® 7.86 a. u i., d aily.
Morning train Ounnactsut WiNoIburu
daily excep t Munday w ith train® for
Mt. A n gel, Hiivertou Hrownevlll®,
(Springfield, W endllng aud N atron.
Ir e a v m P o r t la n d U u lo n D®poi8.80« to.
arrives 6.66 p. m .
Lugcue pauwenger ootnlecfs at W ood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and «liverlow
local. Ireavee Pori laud Unlou Depot
4.16 p. m ., return» 10 36 s.tu., d ally .
Corvallis passenger leave« Portland
lu th® C irc u it C ourt of the 8 tat® o f Oregou
for in® euuuty o f Htreruian.
'
• u th e human face."
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)
I^UMHONS^
C
.
III
; i
Esmond Hotel
ui
in »lie C irc u it Cour» o l the H tste uf O re ­
gon, tor Blreruiau C oun ty.
'B
sl . nw
«a® u n io n P a c if ic
- 1,80
» 1.4U
If
Wm. Rudolf
b p H ic i^
—
I'M M O .X S -
M fc e r iitiu i c o i t e l e
I
,
toa HcCfiu ca, m «• aw w. m
Arrives a» *•«»» *
>
J
and to other principal cities In th e B«st, M iddle W est and South,
correspondingly low fares; on aule June 8, 8; Ju ly 2,3; August II, 12
~
„ , __ _ fieabls),----- ----
ubeertbs today, er seed lor ssaipts copy.
W O N I « n L IN D U C E M E N T S
to Agent«. Jfoetal brings premium cttaloges
and new c M * >ri®U ofisra. Address
Suri H o rtla u d .
)
T o Iv y M C h itry , uh® «bove nam ed
la u d a n i—
lu »he untue o f the H is t* o f Oregou:
You er > hereby ttq u ir e d »« ugpear in »he
«hove eut H ied ooart «ud «u« wer tbe ooiu
p ia tu t filed Hgslual yoo lu »be «bove eut»
»led s u it, on or to-tore »be tas» dey o f »Ue
(Hue prueoilbed lu Ute order of publication,
io -w it:
tr u or before ¿a Usy wl Juty
It * « , nnd It you fs u to ho nppvut aud ans­
wer, p litiu litt w ill appi» to tu« Oourt fur
»Ue re lie f deiuslideu iu the oom pi « lu t bleu
Leretu auatust you, »own: F o r a deeree u u -
aolyiiig lb e bonds of tu e tn iu o u y uuw extet-
tug between »U« p in iu n it aud you<««ll on
ihe grouuus of d e -e rlto o , aud for suou m b
er and tif f »her re lie f «s »o »he oourt ms»
eeeui equ itab le uuu jas».
T u ia Bumtuous is aervvd upou you bv pub
ItoelloB thereo f for a period ut e.X suooeee-
IV® w e e *, iu »Be duerm an Gouuty G u eervei,
« WeeAiy newspaper u f general oireuletto u
pubheUed in ttb rriu a n G ouuty, U re g o u . iu
pursuauue to an urdsr of the H o a W m U e n
ruins. C ounty Jadgs for H lieriuan oo uutt
duty m ade ou »Ue 14tb day of M ay. It * »
auu tbe d a te uf the fire» pubuoatlou »Bereut
IS ib e Ytst U«y uf, M a > , 1MM.
Basse* F tVure, A ttorney
fo r P ia m o ti
3MmYljYj
Rate £ast
For ln f iu t t i and Children.
Mors sebscrlhare
■Mgssias—alH Iea I
S h o îç t L in e
kud sre hereby required Uo ® p p w r and
ttberrer uh® ootnplaiuu filed again«» too la
th® above ewUUted «ait, on a t before Un® las»
day o f UB® uni® pr®«urlt»ed I® IB® ord e r of
tAjwfti.’O n o* bwforo lb«
day
o f J qu -, l'jofi, aud I f ?oo fa il Uuao am w ar
«nd ausw«r, p la in tiff w ill apply to ifiaGour»
fur »Ire re lie f d®niand«Ml iu »B® o o ejp ta in t
filed B®rviu «galuat yoa, to w in Fo r a d®er«re
disaolvius the bonds of uiH triiuouy now ®x-
tatiug b®tw®es uB® p la in tiff aud yoarsalf oo
UB® grounds o f ontel aud I®
m o a t, sod fo r mo B o th er and fu r th e r re lie f
as to th® ooart tuay a««iu ®q a Haul® and Joat.
T h ia suiumous is served upou yon by poh-
lio a tio u «hereof for a peridU of sir Meo»«®-
it ® weeks iu tb e d h erw a o Ounuty (.►beerv.r, a
w eekly uewapaper e f a®ueral o ira a la tio u
pubtiehed it» B herisan oo uaty, O re g o n , to
porewMUM to an order o f the H oo W m H .n -
riohs, ju dge of the Gouuty C ourt o f tlh er-
■uau county. O regon, duly m ade ou the hub
day o f M a t . 11*». a u d w h e date o f the
first pa b h o a lio u »hereof I® the 14th day of
M a y , 1W».
O astsb ft D q ru s , A ttorney a
fittfiutsy 14jaueJ6|
for P la in tiff
Iv y 8 C h itry , D efe n d an t.
C A STO R IA
---
„OREGON
human treat
NEW YORK
14.00 Pa Yur.
C m
Mala
To Knd»® BonnrUt, Uh® above named d®-
faad«nt.
Iu tire n«uuxof UB® Utat® ®f Oregou:
PORTIAHO
fcfllANt—BUS«
I f You a re W o rth $ 0 0 , 0 0 0 D o n ’t
M aCAU. PA TI
. Cslebrsletl lor »ly
reliability nearly
to in Di« United States
r»vry dty sad town
-MRw L and
O eáds, or try mail ®lreet. More sold than
Send 1er tree catalogue.
u y ether mat
•«F
Karueet B o u n ett, P t o m t if ,
va.
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“ BEE LINE TO SUCCESS*
Read this. This w ill not Interest you
i f you are w orth 660,00(1, b ut if you are
a man of looderste mean® and canuot
afford to employ s physician when you
have an attack o f diarrhoea, you w ill
beplcasrd to know I h at oue or I wo done®
o f C ham berlain's O lio , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy w ill cure It; this
rem edy has been In use for.tjnsny years
and la thoroughly reliable; 26c F or sale
by Moro Pharm acy.
J?
Zndl- Bon net », Defendant
▲ eoruplete buyer’s guide— free o
requeeL Ask for oatuieg «33
Pertinent ChMry.
th. Circuit Court «1 tire
of Oreawn fur Sherman Couely.
“
Send fo r our 1009
“My husband,” said Mrs. Bostem
Pantom im es were originally repr®
proudly. “Is a man who ts much sought
mentations by gestures and attitude®
after.”
tmoiig th e Greeks.
“Indeed!** rejoined Mrs. Knox. “Is
he a fugitive from Justice?”—D etroit
Tribune.
A ThrlHIng R«sou®.
How Bert R Lean of C heney, Waab.
was saved from a frightful death Is s
story to th 111 th e world. “ A hard cold,
be writes, brought on a desperate lung
trouble that baffled alt expert doctor
here. Then I paid $10 to <15 a v isit to
s l u n g specialist In Spokane, w ho did
not help me. T hen I went to Califor­
nia, w ithou t benefit. At lust I used I)r
K in g’s N ew Discovery w hich com plete­
ly ou red m e an« I I am now as w ell as
ever.” For lu g trouble, bronchitis,
coughs and colds, asth m a, croup, and
w hooping cough, It Is supreme; 5<)c sud
$1; trial bottle free;gUMr»uteed by Morq
P harm acy,
sboTo oatu®d g®-
fsB^sOIi.
zing bettor, soups or fruits, as it w ill
not wear out a stove, stain or spoil th®
flavor. To keep It white dip In hot
water before using, as that w ill fill tbe
pores so they cannot abeorb much of
anything else.
.
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In (ha usato o f th® S ta te o f Orsuoti —
—
Psstomim®®.
i
TS.
w A M eGoTorn,
D sfonflsB t. I
U ntdo Depot 7.80 a in ., arnves'6.AU p ut.
D a lly .
riberhlsu passenger loaves Portland
l/n lo n Dej>ot 4 ftU n m ., a»rive«M.26a.iu.
D ally.
.
Forest G rove passenger leaves Port-
laud Unlou Depot. 10 4o p.ui., urrivvs
I 60 p.m . D a lly exeept rtunday, '
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
D IV IS IO N . ’
De|g»t, Foot o f Jafferaou Htreet.
(reaves, from J®tLr*>u aiiwet depot f,«r
D dis® aud In term «ditto poiuta dally,
4 16 p. in. Arrtv® Portlaud, 10.16 a .a t.
Th® Itidependenoe-M oaiuontli Motor
L ine operates dally to M onm outh and
Airtta, Qwmiectliig w itn S . P. Co’s
train® at Dal I b * and Ia«ly)|»iidenoe.
T lck elato Eastern ftointaand Europe,
aim Japan, C hina, H onolulu aud
Auetralia.
CITY T IC K ET OFFICE, C o m .r Third
am i W ashin gton .
Phone M alo 7X1.
Portland, Or.
C, W . STtoMIHM.
W m . fU H C R R A Y
CMy Ticket Ageat.
(len-Pao®. Agt