Sherman County observer., June 18, 1909, Image 4

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The “tee garden” had flourished
from the moment the Idea of It had en­
tered Natalie's pretty .blond bend. No
tourist visiting tl4 « *fU n iiy southern
spot would have thotfglit of letnlng It
w ithout sipping his favorite brand at
least once out of the old fashioned
Sheldon china.
There were many who coottnued to
come day after day who were really
not tea drinkers at all. only wicked
pretenderà. It Is to l»e susi>ected that
they found their refreshment In watch­
ing Nato lib’s graceful little figure ns
she aat behind the tail antique silver
sen I e under the rose covered pergola
leading Into the garden.
Among tlieae pretenders, as any one
In .Bellulr could have tokl you, were
D w ight Ellsworth und tho major
Dwight would never forget (and for
that m atter neither would Natalie» the
day he and his father had brought
their big dusty machine to a halt under
the quaint little sign of tlie “tea gar­
den."
Nntalle herself, nil fresh, cruahable
plnkness from The tip of her arlsto-
< rafie little ears to the train of her
gown, had answered the tinkling bell.
Could they be served to tea |terhaps?
The men managed to stammer It si
mnltnneously.
Most certainly they
could, and would they follow Natalie?
Delightedly, Indeed, they would. In ­
deed. (he younger man registered In
his heart the vow to follow her al­
ways. anywhere, although It was Ills
first sight of her.
So out under the rose lyower Into the
garden they train'd their dusty motor
coats In the wake of Natalie's rose
membranes the little silver Ipoon
marked ”N. 8."
On the strength of this mutual bond
o f sentiment It was natural th a t the
RiUworths—both fath er aud sou—fell
Into the habit o f frequenting the little
tea garden.
Not always a t the popular sòr lai
hour, to be sura. In fact, to N atalie’s
delight, they pointedly avoided that
gregarious part of the day, sometimes
deferring tbelr visit till the sun had
gone down, and, on rarer occasions
still, till the moon even had stolen Its
way Into the fragrant garden.
‘‘I ’ve brought you something tonight,
N a ta li*,” announced the m ajor on one
such occasion, unfolding from its
crumpled tissue wrapplugs a tiny silver
s|»oon. “You see," he added, "It really
belongs to yon, my dear young girl,
and I thought that juat now would be
nn appropriate time to give It over
Into your keeping—a sort o f engage­
ment present, you know.”
"An engagement present!” gasped
Natalie. "But I ’m not engaged.”
“Oh, well,” laughed the major teas
Ingly, “I may he a little anticipating,
but"—r
“ N a ta lle r cnlled D w ig h t from the
garden. “Aren't you ever c o m in g ? .It’s
heavenly out here tonight.”
"Theo, again, I tuny not,” continued
the major, looking down on Natalie
w ith
affectionate
understanding
“ W hat do you think?”
“ I'll tell you later,” Natalie evaded
archly, giving the major a hurried but
very emphatic hug as she-called out to
Dw ight to “w ait Just a minute.”
“Was there ever such a night, Nata­
lie:’’ exclaimed Dw ight tenderly as
aide by able they strolled through the
little moonlit garden.
Natalie wns conscious of the tremor
in his voice, but her mladtolevoiis mood
wns stili upon her.
"Yes; I think I know of one," ahe an­
swered, w ith a lingering emphasis
upon the "one” that smote a hitherto
uutouched
chord
of
Jealousy
In
Dw ight's worshiping heart. H e hud a
rival, then.
Natalie had only been
playing w ith him.
“ Who Is he?" he blurted out abrupt­
ly. Nntalle stared nt him.
“I menu—when was It?” he corrected
In confusion.
"Before the w ar.” answered Ngtalle
serenely.
,
D w ig h t’s expression chnnged instant­
No one, exceptlug the sick restored
to health, luta reason to feel more
thankful for that wonderful advance
a c le iv e has made within the last ten
or twenty years than I.
But right
here In the beginning I must break
away from my subject to tell a atory.
Margaret May charmed me by what
I consider the higher traits. She was
a sober girl of an Intellectual type,
w ith excellent principles and elevuted
ideala. I am not a man to be pleased
w ith a gay, frolicsome girl, however
kind hearted, however winning.
It
was, therefore, nnthral that 1 should
yield to the characteristics of M arga­
ret. W . tmeame engaged, and every­
thing looked well for <>ui>- future happl-
• news when my fiancee begau to show u
succession of singular changes. One
evening when I went to see her she
bounded Into the room like a holden,
threw her arms about my neck, kissed
me several times In rapid succession,
and, lieglnning w ith “You bad bey,"
upbraided me for not having cóme
earlier. When I asked her for what
She had wished me, ahe said that a c ir­
cus had come to town, and ahe was
“dying" to attend that evening’« per-
ly.
fbrmance. Astonished, I asked her If
“ And the girl's niuiw was Natalie,"
the next night would not do as well.
he added softly, falling Into the trend,
She said it would not, and when I
of her thought. “And her lover’s name
pressed her for a reason the only one
was Dw ight, a n d ! think I know w hat
ahe could give was that ahe couldu’f
he said to her.”
wait.
N<> w<«rd from Natalie, but they had
I t was altogether too late to go to the
come to the rose arlm r again, and all
circus that evening, so I spent the rest
unconsciously ahe stopped and leaned
o f It w lttober in the coxy library where
agnlnst It, w aiting for the words that
we had passed so many happy hours,
should set her heart thumping
often taking book a fte r lw>ok from the
"And he said," w ent on Dw ight, tak­
shelves, rambling In them together and
ing possession o f both her slender
calling each other’s attention to favor­
white banda, "you are the flower o f
ite passages. But, alas, there wns no
my heart, beloved. I J f t your sweet
such enjoyment for us tonight M a r­
face, fo r I love you.”
garet spoke of the books ns “musty,
And Natalie raised her pretty head,
dusty things," In which she had no In­
and the lover lowered his till their lips
terest, and Insisted In talking only
m et
upon the most frivolous topics.
■The rosea seemed suddenly to exhale
I t Is needless iw say that I was not
great waves o f perfume and all the lit­
ouly disappointed, but shocked. Could
tle leaves to tremble w ith delight.
this be my steady, well balanced, In­
tellectual Margaret? 1 w h s Inclined
Th« Bride's Souffle.
to doubt i t Could 1t be her tw in sister?
“ I have cocked a little aurprlss for
I knew that she bad no tw in sister. 1
you, dear,” «aid youug, Mr«. Just wed,
endured ber prattle ns long as 1 w h s
"an almond acullle fo r a fte r dinner. I
able; then, telling her that 1 had some
work to do before going to bed, 1 “ I T H IN K I KNOW W HAT H E S A ID TO U U L" got the recipe from that uew cookery
rose to go.
rivaling dnlutlness, and while w aiting book th a t c«t»e a« a wedding present,
“And you w ill take me to tbd circus for the tea to be brewed they reveled and the Instructions are most clear
Handy, Isn’t It, a book like that? I ’m
tomorrow night?!’ she naked, w ith a in the phturesqueuess of the spot.
pout.
'Against the gray walls of the quulut aure the thlug w ill turn out a success.’’
“CertoToly i f you wish It,” I replied little stour house leaned the high
A rth u r smiled lu a dubious sort of
and when 1 could escape from an ex­ stalks of Easter lilies, some alreudy wnv and temporized about the auccess
uberance o f caresses left her.
bursting Into bloom.
Flunking tb«L ■ a ha h u ik e i l . a t th e Souffle.
T hat night and the next day iny trim little garden walks were roses In
“Can’t say 1 like It,” he anld a fte r
brain was In a turmoil. I was like n profusion, pink and yellow • aud red the first nwflithful. "Sure you got the
man who had lost his love. 1 brooded a till white. Aw ay off In one com er Instructions right, flailing? I t tastes
lnstfiad o f working till after office wns a wide patch of dufk green violet v e ry funny."
hours and In the evening called to leaves. T . . _
“Oh, yes!” responded Eleanor, w ith
’
take Margaret to fhe circus.
The
• T b lu k © F vloleta outside «^, g hot­ tears In her eyes. “I can any them
maid who received me nt the door house!" exclaimed the youuger ilfo-u. By heart from the book. Just hear
went u[»stalrs to announce me and, re­ “I sup|s»se the - privilege o f phTting me.” And «lie reached down the vol­
turning, told me that Miss May was them wouldn't come w ithin the lim it ume.
not feeling well and had gone to bed. of any ordinary mortal’« finances.”
“T ake h alf a pound o f grated aim
There was no message of disappoint­
Natalie, approaching Just then with onfis"—
ment at tulsalng the performance nor a trim colored uiald behind her, over­
“Quite right," Interrupted A rthur,
a t not seeing me. Indeed, the m'akl heard aud luughed delightfully.
following w ith his finger.
told me that she thought her mistress
— “one pound o f caster angnr; m ix
“They ure free for the picking,” she
had not expected me that evening. answered, w ith charming hospitality— web w ith w hite of three fresh eggs”—
This would have been natural bad It "to my guests.”
"Correct,” said her spouse as she
not l»een for the engagement, since
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Dw ight's gallantry rose Instantly to continued breathlessly.
It was an evening I seldom called.
—"add a pinch of w hite pepper” —
meet her gru< lousuess.
The next of my usual weekly visita,
"Pepper! Great gi>odneas!” said the
“Could oue encroach further,” he
was Sunday, and I called, dreading to asked, w ith philte hum ility, "and beg unhappy man as he turned over the leaf.
again find the holden. I was agree­ the lady o f the garden to gather them
- " t w o large carrots chopped Into
ably disappointed. M arg a re t iras her
dice, a spoonful o f mustard, four chop­
for the guests herself?”
usual self except that she showed
Nntalle. blushing, for ahe was very ped onions and”—
signs of overstrained nerves. Some­ yoongLitflpped down the gnrdeu walk
"Stop! 8top! Tou must be prrong,
thing told me to refrain from mention­
I ’m sure. W hy, my dear, I thought so.
In a tw lnkllug.
ing her singular personality when 1
As she knelt lu the cool, rich depth Tou are muddling up almond souffle
had lost seen ber, to w ait and observe.
jo t green, her slender white hands d eft­ w ith Irish stew. You’ve forgotten to
During the visit and the next two
ly gathering the long stemmed violets, cut the leaves of this blessed cookery
visits she was her own sweet self, bar­
the sunlight resting on the gold of her lx»ok.”
ring her altered health. Finally I re­
hair, Dw ight Ellsw orth watched and
ferred to ber destre to visit the circus.
f
No Objsct.
utterly forgot to drink his tea, even
She seemed surprised, mystified, and
“Do you smoke cigarettes?"
In make Ixlleve.
when I told her the whole story said,
"No,"
Not so w ith M ajo r Ellsworth. His
w ith a nervous tremor, “Oh, shell
"W h yr
attention wns riveted ou the sliver
ruin me!"
"The doctor said It wouldn't Injure
spoon which he held In his hand.
"W as some oue else than you w ith
“This must be a very old piece,” he mv hen It 11
me th a t evening?" I asked.
“Tse—no. I was w ith you, but she!' said, glauclug up at Natalie as she
showered upon them violets aud roses
Boms Advioa.
dominated me.” And she hurried out
W h an you can’t Jest see the tig ht.
and Jasmine, w ith the simple apology,
of the room.
W
h
en
>«hlnga
a in ’t a -g o ln ’ rig h t
I was not admitted to see Margaret "You might not happen toconle again,
Or the way you thlny they should.
W ait and see how they turn out
—indeed, 1 did not care to see her; 1 you see."
"Do you V” « e-
p d 'h l« *N
Don't go beUerln' about.
was dissatisfied for a month. Then
Jest sat* wood!
I called on her. W hat was my sur­ 8.' stand for?" he added.
—Indianapolis Newa
"N atalie Sheldon,” ahe told him—“ my
prise to find ber a different person
great-aunt's
name,
which
Is
mine.”
from either of tbs two I had known.
A Suspicion.
M ajo r Ellsw orth started.
From the moment we met she talked
“ Bllggln« saya ho la au Idealist.”
“
Nfffhlte
Sheldon!”
he
repeated.
"la
o f women’s rights, women'« voting,
“Yea," answered Miss Cayenne, “btH
your aunt still living. Mias Hheldon?"
womeu's superiority to men and final
I am afraid that ho Is one o f those
“Oh.
no!”
Natalie
answered.
“She
ly told me tlxat If I interfered w ith Jpsr
who believe that the figs* teat o f an
in spy o f these objects to which she filed very Soon after the wnr.”
Idealist Is to bo Idle .•’—Washington
"V ery
strange— very
interesting."
proposed to devote her life we must
» ta r.
_________ -
murmured M ajo r Ellsw orth abaently.
p n x e td by separate paths.
' •'
FaK
1 left her maddened, lia d 1 not Iteen Then, speaking directly to Natalie
I t ’s bded my observation In
puzzled as well 1 would have bruited again: "You a«*, 1 have a spoon ex­
T h ia w o rld o f s trife and w o rry
;uy engagement then und there, but actly like this in my possession. It
You a lw a y s break y o u r ahoeetrtng
curl ally prevented, Severn! monthiT belonged to my father, the real M ajor
when
. |
Y o u 're In th e btsgeat h u rry .
» »'
fataaud In which I continued to visit Ellsworth (I am major only by courts
syl.
a
id
It
was
given
to
him
by
Nata
—Lippincott s Mags«Ine
her, hoping that she would settle down
luto her old personality resolutely. lie Sheldon, w ith whom he fell In love
The
Human
Radiator.
When site was aunt her I would turn at the time o f the war. A fte r the w ar
"You’re lookin' fine, Wenry? Ain’t
•w a y from het; when she was my own he lost- all knowledge of her.
I ’vs
you cold?"
M argaret 1 loved her still the same. often heard him tell”—
“Nope. I altp* in a gnrape In«* night
As the hokleu I foudd It posdblc to . "Oh. you must meet mother.” Inter­
be amused w ith her; as the “strong rupted Nntalle excitedly. "Hbe knows on’ drunk a gniloq-of antt-freegp mix
minded ' woman I coqjd not eudure nil slaiut Aunt Natalie's love affair. ture.”—Cleveland Plain Dosier.
her. 1 was not able to get tlie real Oh, Isn't this just -like a st«»ry book?”
Loads.
Ataggaeet to talk o f th e ether c4o . but
To tlie romantic tale of the days that
He leads her to think Ite fovee her.
from hints she dropped 1 lo/eroed^ t ha t the mother and the father of these two
(the leads him to pronta*
■he knew of their exlatence. and she Impressionable young |»e<»pto thereupon
He leads her to. the^dBar.
Bhe leads ever after.
hated them.
pieced together out of tbel? fragmen
—Minneapolis Journal.
Oue day I rvt-Hvcd ■ call from a tary knowledge N atalie and Dwlghi
I . i imi
i . ■ i.
■
, psychical specialist He Informed me listened w ith all their sympathetic
Common
Ailment.
that Margaret wqs under his care; young souls.
Olios—Peckem hse a bad case of
that tw o other pqpons titles besldsw
It was the old atory o f a southern
matrimonial dyspepela.
her own àpi »eared to Inhabit her body girl falling In love w ith a young north
MUoe— How 's that?
and at times dominated her
By psy­ ern otfleeg. and o f her father's relent
Giles— fils w ife doesn’t agree w ith
chic methada of his own Invention he less opposition to tbs match, even to
was try in g to enable her to «Impiliate forbkldlng the girl from ever w riting him.—BL Loujs Post Dispatch.
them end tbns retnrVi to ■ normal con- Io her lover or o f letting him know her
C h lld r 'e n
c r y *-•
wherestoarts a fte r the war.
H e succeeded the In trodera were
The girl had died of ■ broken heart
FOR
FlETCNER't
driven e«t. and M argaret Is my w ife
T he ms
til
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I«r1«lu’a (Mimisch and L iv v r T«h te'.,
Ona man w ho had «pcn» ove? *2.000 f»»r
medicina and iraatow n l waa cured by a
few h o ir * of »ho*e ial>h«ta. I ’rlre 25c
Samples free a t Moro Pharm acy.
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By my bl« bto tb a r Ted
T h en 1 tic k le T o m m y ’ « toaa
T ill ha ro ll* out o f ben.
Eefiuea of Leap Year.
“JB'ltat!” cxetalaietl Î ’ i-s. <tat»h. “ M r.
Smith to mfirry Ml t rn-pf^-r? Why. I
A SHOW
IN TH K W O R LD .
A Household My alary.
E v e ry niornln » *1 am watasd
Sluter N a n c a ll* broth er Ted.
At»«1 aha te reused by pa.
M a w akes him at h a lf paat alx.
N o w . wl-o on e u ith wakee m a t
—W oin.-in'k liu in e <Xunpanlon
YORK
C LIPPER
Breathes there a girl on earth today
w ltb hair that’s slowly turning gray
who In the m irror senna her head and
ne’er uo’.o herself hath said na she let«
out a soulful sigh, "I really think I
ought to dye?” —Chicago News.
C h a m b e r la in ’s Cough R em ed y -
Auk fur cutulog X'LJ
trtoiuB cE Su.»un-P»»n»K0
P ro b a b ly N o t.
T he bent on the M arket. ” 1 have used
Cham berlain’s Gough R eim -iv and And
It to be. the best on the m a rk e t,” says
E W T a r d y , editor of tlie Oalnaboro,
T en n, Hehtlnel. “ O ur baby had several
oold« the pa«t w inter and Cham ber-
la in ’« Cough Remedy alw ays gave It
relief at once and cured It In a short
tim e; I always reonmmend It w hen op­
portunity presents Its e lf" For sale by
Moro Pharm acy
MeCAJLL PATmNB
C on fectionery
Honest Ball P layer.
Pleasing Augury.
A n y m other who has had oxperieocc
An ora of good feeling is promised
w ith thia diatrrsMiig «linn lit w ill tie for the T a ft Adm inistration. The news­
pieuaed to knew that a cub m ay be af papers of all parties North and South
footed C lia .c tie rln ln ’s H a b e a« soon «u> are wishing the new President ail kinds
the child b done nuridng
W ip e (to il o f g o o d fortm M and even predicting
t v ih a «oft cloth before allo w in g the auccess. I t la a pleasing augury.—A »
habo to nurse. M any tranted iniraee uae rlau (Mich.) Times.
till« halve w ith btwt Rwuita. Hold by
A T h r illin g R eao ue.
E v e r y k in d of rig to o rd er,
M o t o Pbarmacy.
How Bert R Lean o f Chaney, Wash. and a ll orders p ro m p t and 'salin-
was saved from a frig h tfu l death la a fa c to rv a t reasons bio prices.
W h e n A ll Jokes “ Go."«
F a rm e rs tennis fed as w e ll as
atory to th -HI the world. “ A hard cold,
"Getting a bit lig h t ’ makes one see
ho writes, brought ou a desperate lung they a re fed a t hom e, if n o t b etter
double even when looking a t a Joke "
T e le p h o n e at o u r expense.
trouble th a t baffled an e x p e rt doctor
"E h ? ”
"M ake* It aoem twice as funny."— bore. Then I paid *1 0 to *15 a visit to
a lung specialist In Hpokane, who did
Kunaaa City qWtnea.
not help me. T h e n I w en t to C alifor­
N at What He Thinks He Is.
nia, w ith o u t benefit. A t last I used D r
The man who doesn't toil o r spin
K in g ’s N ew Discovery w hich complete­
To m eet fils e a rth ly nevd
ly cured me aud I am now as well as
M a y th in k he's In the illy clasa.
B u t he's Just a m easly weed.
ever.” F or lung trouble, broucbltle,
—C hicago New »
oought and colds, asthm a, croap, and
whooping cough, I t Is supreme; 60c aud
C o u ld N o t b e B a t t e r . ’
*1; tria l bottle free ¡guaranteed by Moro
N o one ha« ever made a aalve, o in t­
Pharm acy.
m ent, l(»tlou or halm to compare with
Bucklen’« A rnica Halve;the oue perfect
healer o f cut«, corn«, burns, bruises,
sores, scald*, bolls, ulcers,ecz« mu, salt-
T o r T n fo n ts a n d f l k l l d r em.
rheum , For sora Pie«, oold soree, chapt
hand« It 1« supreme Iu fa llib le for pRes
m
O u ly 25c a t Moro P h arm acy,
B eam the
Signature o f
The Reason.
Tho I^td.v—W hy do you men tramp
about tho country?
Tho Hobo—Goe! A guy can’t lay ^ V M M O N U
down an* sleep nil do time, can he?—
In the C lrosl« door« o f lb s B ls ie o f O re
‘ by lo w grade B ee
u<m, fo r H herm au G o u n ir.
Cleveland lend er.
H e asked her fo r a C h ris tm a s klaa.
Ano, tru e aa I a m livin g ,
Bhe gave him tw o or th re e —a n d tills *
AH fo r the jo y o f giving.
—T o w n T o p ic s
In iho uanio of tho 8t«t« of Or»a»o—
Wm. Rudolf
b
So ra N ip p le s .
The Joy of Giving.
T u W A MuGuVvrn, tho «i>o*o |iaiu»d de­
fend «n I.
i
You «r« hereby (rq o lre d m hppour and
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tho « b o w o u iiilid s un, on o r b r fo ia lb« Issi
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d«y of tho lim a proM iibo d in «bo outer o f
tvlUblllty nrarly 40 year«. Bold In nearly
•u h lio a ito e , to w llio n or befar« tho lMh d a ;
«very city aad town in th« V a.lrtt Mate, and
CaaeJa, nr by mail diract. Mm-a «old thaw
o f J u ly , IttWfi sad i f yon fa il to so ap-
any other alike. Send tor fres catalogue.
p rsr and aoswur, p la in tiff w ill apply «o ibe
oourt for tbs roltef douiaiuted in «ba oom- S tef A L L ’S M A C A Z IN C
Mora euteertherv than any ether fitehloa
plniu t fited herein as«a»»» yon, Io -w it, for a
■ingaaine—million a month. Invaluable, fiat-
deoreo diaaolvin« lb« Itoiida of uiatrlinou y
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pnhliHhed lu dberig au oxuuiy, Oregou, lu
irsuauoe io au o u ter o f . lb s H ou. Wiu
euiioha. C oouty Judge for Sherm an eoua-
Ice cold drink« and Ice rraam In «wa­ tv, duly mude on the 2ti b day of M a y ,
BNAI, m id lb« date or ibu drat p o U iea tio u
gon. Soda water, bottled nnd fountain,' thereof is the ¡Mib day o f M a y , UN*.
alw ays on baud.
C okLiaa A C o n , h im , A ttorneys
3.15 m lM jttfj
fur Plsiutiff
Read this. T h is w ill not Interest you
If you are w orth MO,000, but I f you are
a re
a ruan of moderate means and cannot
T o w aste th e ir practoua tlm a a t p lvyt”
aRitrd to employ a physician when yon
A t night he loll« w ith in a c h a ir,
Itave an attack o f diarrhoea, you w ill
li e never deigns to shovel snow
lepleoaed to k now th a t one or tw odosM
A nd never ventures an y w h e re
of Cham berlain's Oollo, Cholera and
I f th<$y an» fu iee d to w a lk who so.
-fJiarrhoea Rem edy w ill cure It; thia
Il ls w a is t b large, a pudgy bar
H an gs on the cheek beneath >aah e y k remedy has been In use for m an y years
H b heart la w eak, his shou ld«-* sag.
and la thoroughly reliable; 25c F o r sale
A nd. much perturbed, he woi b ra why.
by Moro Pharm acy.
g-v «
I ’ M M O N g - l n « « « C in n it Court o< |hs Slate
o f Uragon tor Shi-riuun Coonty.
Elite M uG uvorn, F is lu u fl
vs.
S tock Inspector
S h erm an C ounty,
.O regon .
B efo re U U d<sk H*» alts a ll day.
“ W h a t iy a i* .’’ ha aaya, "Uieaa g o lf m
t
s
J A m es S t e w a r t
ana
Mechanics. Farm ers and mschaulos
meet w ith slight accident.
fro m
Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, W alla Walla
and all points on the O. R. & N, line
To
To
To
To
O m a h a and
K a n s a s C it y
S t L o u ie a n d
C h ic a g o a n d
r e tu r n $ 6 0
a n d re tu r n $ 6 0
re tu rn $ 6 7 . 5 0
re tu r n $ 7 2 . 5 0
an d In o th e r principal elites in tbe East, M iddle Waal and South,
correspoudlugly low Uree; ou sale June * , »r July 2,8; Augipte 11, 12
T o D e n v e r an d re tu r n $ 5 5
on ante M ay 17, J a ly 1, August 11
*
G oing transit U m lt ten days from data o f sale, final M u r n lim it
Octoiwr WsL The«e ttuketo prewant smns very attrncilve fewinra« In
tlie wav of stopover privilege«, and choice of rout«#; il»vrab> aitelding
noasengera to m ake aide tripe to many Intarret ink points eiin-ure
Roofing on the return trip through ite llfo m la m ay he had at a
alight odvonca over the ralea quoted
F u ll particulars, sleeping car reservations and ticket« w ill he fur­
nished by a n y ( ) RkK local agerft nr F . C ra b tr« « , M o ro , or
W m . M c M u rra v . G*»’1 ? *»*"**' Agt P o rtlan d ,.O reg o n
T o Zudio B o n u < (', (ba «bore nam ed ds-
feU d allt.
,
In th« uauu< of lh« Stats o f Oregon:
Io n ate hereby required to appear and
auewsr the oo tnptaiui «Led a g a iu .l yoa iu
th . ab.1 v.
a U ll, uu or b eto re lb « In.«
day o f tbe tim e preeurtbed In tbe ordar of
gubtioaUou, tow ii:O u or before tb««6th day
of .hili', 1.(011, and if you fa il m ao Hppvar
a|(d n u .w e r, p la iu ltfi w ill apply to Ib eC o u p
l<>r the r e lie f doiiniuded iu the com plain t
li.ed bi retu Hgamai yod, to w ii: Fu r a dear««
diH.oiviug (ho boudi, of lu a iriu to in u<»w e i-
laiiug Getw«,.u ibe p ln iu tU l aud yourself ou
tbs grounds o f cruel aud inhum an trea t
uiei.t, aud for atiub other aud lu m ..
as Mt the court m«y H«eui equitable asd Juab
Tb ta auiutooit. laevrerd upon yon uy put»-
I icatiuii thereof f o r a period o| j ii x « oou . m »-
iv . • weeks iu theMbernihu O uuuty'O beerrer, a
weekly uewapapel »1 geu«ra( uirsolutiou
i.ublieUed iu nueruian oouuty, O regou. iu
puraenuue io an order of tue R ou W tu H e u -
richa, ju dg«' of th« Couuty C ourt o f .bb«r-
uiuu euajtry, O regon, duty muds ou lb« «th
day of M a y,
aud >bu date o l the
iir»t pu b lica tio n thereof te tbe i f l b day ut
May, I'Jb«.
Cai,T«« A D v r c s , A ito m . »«
:Ui;lm>tyl4juut A»|
for P la in tiff
'V M M U .N R —- In Ih .C ir r u U l'.»,irl ul lh . Stele
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u rV fug.M i, lor W urm an cuuetv:
L u cia £ G b itry , P jn iu tid ,
Va-
Ivy S (J b liry , D efeud ab t.
)
t o ivy h G b u r t, tbe ubo ve u a iu .d do­
fbdfbtM i—
lu th« uHiuo of the Stute of Or«goui
t u a « f : b . ivby required lb appear lu ibs
nuove eo»lU. d uu-tri ,.po i.u-wor tue cou«-
p ln llit died agaloet yôii lu IB« above e n ti­
tled nuit, ou o« t>. tor«> the last day ul tue
lituo pi vuoi toed ui tu« ord« r of publica, ion,
»o-wu:
b u or before Xd day of J u iy ,
lt»Af, and it you fa n to m > uppe.it and aue-
wer, p ia n ito ] w ill upply to tip» Court for
tu« <• lief dem and . . i tu tu« o o iu p l.itii bleu
Lc-tclu h ^ a .u .t you, lo w itt i'o t a decita: a ir -
Moiviug ibu O o i i j h o f t i r a r luiouy uow ektxt-
lug be iw .e u Ibu p l.iiu titt sad you»» It ou
.uu giuunua o l Ua>erUuu, uuu lor au.iu o b-
«I aud lu rtb q i r e llr f oe to the e o u it may
H-eui e q u ita n te «du j u . l .
i «1« a uiu iuo o. i . ouV«d upon you bv pug-
liu a iu u tuori.of fu r a period ol
.au«»ea»-
. ve weeka in th « n u é ru itu Cou.,tv O u a -rv e i,
» wceaiy u u w .p oprr of getterai e ilO utello u,
pUdliKhed 'iu bberm.<u Gotruty, O regon, iu
puraUHUÿ« tu au order of tbe Llou Wm ilo u -
1.1U», County Judge for h u irin u u souutv
duty leude vu lire 14lh day of M ay. HteJ,
auu «UetlMte o f the b r .t 1'UO.IOUtlov thereof
I« .h u X la t day ol M a ,, ibUu.
/
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anD union P acific
3 T rain s to T h e East Pally
. T h rollali Pulhiiun atsndnrria end
ton rinI «iè*|)liiE-«*ara daily |«> Omaha,
( iit«*»igo, Hje.kgiie; tourist H|«*e|iitig-oai
d a ll y in K a tta a a C ity.
Itocltuliig «‘Ila ir­
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Ar. Daily.
• 20 p ia
4 20 p.in.
SPOKANE F l.V X lt
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For Ka-tirrn W.«« hi mm ion, W a II m ft «Ila, C ari*
lu«», <’■ • m d’ AltAM- mjm I U r*til N o rther» poli»<•-
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lor thi
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lú«»i via» Unni
— ¿7.16 p IH
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lieoling w ith a ira m rr for llwuuo site
N o rth Bruch, nlrum er Duratalo, Ash
el reel dtwk. Lt-avra K.HU p III daily,
exiwipt '«uiiday. riatiirdiiy 10110 p. ut.
Arrives 5 is» p hi. daily cx.-rpl -tiiodsy.
For Dayton, Oregon L ily aud Yaui-
lu ll R iver poluts.' Aeb elre« t ckiak.
L«e<v« a 7 Uh a iu daily • -xw p t Huinlay.
Arrlysk 6.*0 pau dally ekorpl ttvndny.
F o r I» e w ie to ii, Id a lio , s o d w ay ptiinls
f r o m H i|M »rkt, \V a * h .
L u u v s R ip a r ia
6. To a. iu , or utam arrival I ruin No. T,
d itllj ex.vpt rtaiurduy. A rrive Riparia
4 p. iu. daily except Friday.
For fp IP u h w in g tlo n c al. On or address
W m . M o M U flR A Y
.
t n - i i ’ l Pd-ffpugr-r Alp-iit.,
P o rtla n d . Oregwlt.
rRLÜMBil SOUTHERN RÏ.
tu tbs C irc u it Gourt o t tue botto of U feguu
fur ibe OuUtity o( Snormuu.
n . .itf,
S a to lli K u g l k a W r t , i ’ U lU
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S 6« M a n ti N, 120K
passe nge*
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T o lfconia K aqiknw it, m e a buys uaici-d
. duluudant.
.0 ........Bigg»......... 11.06 arvs
12-8'r»i mi
lu lire li.iim i of the S late of Oregnu
5 4 .. .G it-e u n s .... 10 36
12 db
Mon art- iiues-.y requited Jo appear aud
7 0 . . . . .Klnks........ 10.28
auewer ibe c om piam i tried ugiituat you lu
l.tel
tue ubove e n title .» a U it,o u o r i«rtwro tue la -t
0 K
1.16
W affeo..., 10.16
day ot tbe tinitf pre* tiLmd m Hie order o f
1.80
14.1 .. Kitiudyke ., 10.00
p u altca tioo io w ill o u p r t»r|->fv tbv Xfrtb tls«- -1.4B
- »0 4 : . . riaprimi . . . v o n
. . I . f i l m , ».«<»," un.l iì you ta il to ao up-
10.2 B ay Canon Jet » a s •
• • - e
peal and ntiuwer, in a m id i w ill apply to tue
l'J.O .. M c D >nal<is., « 86
1.66
«tourt lo r in« re.tel ueieaudttd tu the oom
28.« . . . DeMiwa . . . 0.20
p ia m i fited u e ie in a g a in s t you, to-w tt: tor a 2 11)
decret» divauiviug Ibu boude of n ia ir.u io u y
2.26
».10
27.» ........Muro . . . .
uow t-KielItia ne ween tbe p la in tiff aud your- 2.40
30 4 .. Erskluvill« . M 66
neit ou tue «round« of Uoeerttou; -aud tor 8.10
38 6 .UituNt Valley. 8 86
niiub oth er and fu rth e r reiio i aa to the court 8.35
46 K . . . Itu iirb o n .,. 8 10
■may auem equitab le aud ja a t.
62 6 ........K ent . . . .
7.66
tu ia hujuuiouaifl aerveu apou you by pnl>- 4.00
67.8 . . . . Wtluox . . . 7.46
4.2»
liuattvti thercul fo r tu« p«i io u of m ix suoueaa
X?« Wrekff b* 1 bt fibeCìhittt County Observer, 5.00 arv 70 0 . . . W lianiko.. . 7.16 a m
a wuuKly uewspi.per ot general oiroulattoir,
publiai», d in (m arm ali oouuty, Oregon, lu
For rale* and Inlormatlon apply to
purauauou lu tbe order ol the lio n Win Heu-
nul)H, U oun.v Judge tor Huer nau oouuty,
F . C R A B T R E E , A go n«,
Ud^y made on lite dit» day of -day, UKW, auu
ne dnte of tue Utat puollCatlou Uibroof te
M 0 r« . O r.
*
• he 14m day ol M a y, l»aAt.
kVAM- A Cox«, Atturueva
d.Xioay H ju u eX >|
for i ia in tifi
PÀCIEIC CO.,
'F M M O N ff - In the C in .nl Court <d H x tHata‘
’
of Oregon, for Bhvriuan county.
Job» i i Bun»*» Pte m tiff
v«.
id a n t.
Hhrhavn N Barite. D efendant
’ Jarrear A
83»j«lljy28]
a V M M w a -.
L bnom ,
Sunset, Ocean
and
Shasta Douta
J
I'.) B arb a ra N BuiUa, Inn above named de­
fendant.
lit the ukiue <»f the State of Qregon.
Yon are hi r»4»y n q n ire d to appear and
Snewer tbe c om plain t fl ed agatuSI y«s is the
ali.iv« e iiitU e d a. it , on or twfor<. the tent dav
o f tbe tim e prtHcrilwd iu th« order of pnb-
llo a tio n , to -w it, on or before the Zrtd dnv of
J u lf , I, * « . and if to o fa il to so appear
and anrw er p la in tiff w ill apply to the court
tor tbe re lie f dfftnanded iu th«* oom plaint
filed herein a<ainat to n , to -w it. for a decree
dte«olving th« bouda of naatrimigiv now ex-
intirii; between tbe pi d ritiff a m f yonraelf on
tbe grounds of u«n«rtioii, a m l fo r aucb oth­
er and fu rth e r re lie f as to tbe oourt m ay
*e«in < qu ita h le aud jttet.
T h ia «mnmona ie ae.Vi-d upon you by pub­
licatio n thereof for a period of alx anceeaa-
ye weeka in the S htrin nn County O b scrv.r,n
weeklv n wapa[N-r of general ctro ulatlo u,
pUhliMhe.1 In nli«riim n oountv Oregon, in
pnramuice t > an ovdor of tbe Boa Wm lle n -
riotas, Judge ot the Com ity court of R-ieruian
cuiinty, O regon, duly m ad« on th« lOtti day
of June, ItelW. aud the date of the flrat pub-
lio u tio u i er«o( te «ha l i ...................
li dav of June ,190»
Attoiueys
for Plaintiff
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In the Circuit Court o| the State of Oregon for
dhcrm.ii co. nlv
L a u ra E k te lD Coitgflon, l ì n intiff,
vs.
EAST
via S O U T H
Qverlaud Express trains for riolem,
Roseburg, Aahlaud, ria.-rwiusnh», Og-
deu, Han
Fruuuifoo, eitocktou Lus
Aogclea, El Paso, New Orleans and the
Ervat. Leaves Portland Union Depot,
8.46 p. tu. Arrives 7.26 a. ui., d ally.
M itruing train counecisAt Woodtiuru
daily except riundsy w ith trains fur
M L A ngel, Hllveriou
Brownsville,
Springfield,’ ' W en dllng aud N a tro n .
Leaves Port laud U nion Dej»ol 8.30«.iu.
arrives6.66 p. iu.
Eugene pasaenger aoimeeta a t Wood­
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Hlivertoa
local. Leaves Port laud Union bepo»
4.16 p. in., returns 10.86 a.u i., d a ily ,
> Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
Union De|M»t7.80a ru., arrlvesA 60 p in.
D a lly .
Hherkdan pasaenger leaves Portland
U u io n D e t a il 4 60 p.ut., ftiriveaH.26a.iu.
U ty G'iupd.in. D efendant
Dally.
Io Bay Uongdnii, the « bo re named defend­
ant.
in tho nam e of the S late o f Oregon
You are hereby r« q n r« d to nppuar and
atiawur the e<>tuptaiut Hl.’ii nuaiuat you ip
the ennye tm tttl«d am ,» t »r liefore the last
day of the tim e prusorib<>d in th« ord *r of
pablinatim. Io wit: on nr before tbs 6tb day
ot Align*«, lfftitf. and if you fa it to ao ap­
pear m id an wee, p la in tiff w ill apply to the
oourt for ibe re lie f dem anded in ibe « im-
plaiut filed herein again*! you, to -w it:fo r a
desed« d isaolyli.it ih« bomla of ma rim ony
now exist Dg between the p la in tiff and your­
self, ou tin- grontnla o f d.*aert«Mi and aban­
donm ent, aud fo r anoh other and fu .th e r
relie f a t to ibe c u r t uiay ae>*ni equitable
aud ju at.
T h ia summon« ia served niton yon by pub­
licatio n there >f for the period of 7 eucoeas-
,ya weeks in the Sherd».n Conu tr O letarrer,
a weekly newspaper o f general dlroulatiot»,
published in Hb- rmun eon uty. Dragon, is
puranonoe to an order o f th« Hon B I I Itnt-
iar, Judge o l the above en titled court duly
made on th« lfi*h d«y of June, 1909, asd ibe
date o f lb« first pnhlieatlon thereof is the
IM th d a y o f Jnm ,. liW».
TrsoX K i m s s i x . A t o r n - y
Forest Grove passenger leaves Port­
land Union Depot 10 4u p .in ., arrives
1.60 p hi. DuUy-eXuept Sunday.
MthJelS .fi]
iter Plaintiff
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P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
M E R V IC K A N D Y A M H I L L
* b tv im o N .
Depot, Foot o f Jefferson Ktrset.
leaves from Jefferson street depot for
Dallas and interm ediate points daily,
4 15 p.iu. A rrive Portland, 10.16 a.m .
T h e Im lependenue-M oainm ith Motor
Liue op- rato* d ally to M onm outh and
Airiie, oounectlug w ith M. P. Oo’a
trains at D aila* and (ud«|»endeuce.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
al»» Japan, C hina, Honolulu aud
Australia.
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
and W ashington. Phone M ain 7 > i.
P o rtla n d . P r .
C . W . STING ER,
W m . ric M U R R A Y
U t y 1 k k e t A g e n t.
Gen-Pauw . A g t