Sherman County observer., July 23, 1909, Image 4

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. ÀA À » A A O A » t l» À » A A tA A À A A i
j HOW SHE WON SUCCESS
ON THE STAGE.
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IC op yrlfiht, Ito», by A m erican
ela tio n .]
Helot— Gnrnler was playing w ith a
Parisian dramatic company a t Genera.
Mile. G am ier was by no meatus the
»ending woman. Indeed, her part wan
lady's maid, and all aha had to aay
O n rin g th e p rrto n » *u rr wan, “ I think
the count very haudsouie." Nor was
Mile. G am ier pretty nor distinguished
looking. Indeed, she w a* a very or-
dluary girl of twenty, though It mtud
be caiAth— ad a very good one.
On the laat night that the company
performed at Geneva Mile. G am ier
was surprised at receiving a card on
which was engraved the name "Cas­
par Pearson.” There was alee w rit­
ten In pencil, " I shall esteem It a fa ­
vor I f Mila. G am ier w ill permit me to
thank her in person for the pleaanre
she baa given me."
Not only was mademoiselle, but the
rest of the company, astonished. None
of the principal actresses had received
such a com plim ent Mile. G am ier at
once became an important personage
in their eyes. Gasper Pearson was ad­
mitted behind the scenes, lie appear­
ed to be a young man of respectabil­
ity. H e was deferential to the lady, to
whom be had taken a fancy, end after
the play hie father, who was In the
theater, sent mademoiselle an Invita­
tion to sup at the fam ily home.
The father, the mother and the non
united In praising the young actress*
bearing on the stage, the well modu
lated tone In which she had apoken
the few line« assigned her and agreed
that ahe should have a better part,
predicting a final triu p p h for her In
her art. Pearson |>ere offered to give
her an introduction to his b ro th e r In
Perla, who. he said, bad great lnflo
ence w ith the press and theatrical
managers. When she left the house
fqr her hotel young Pearson accompa­
nied her In the fam ily carriage. He
asked permission to cell in the ifio m -
lng and see her to the train.
The next morning when Caspar I'esr
son drove up to the hotel tb® eyee
of every meml>er of the company were
leveled at him. H e brought a large
bouquet of flowers, which be begged
mademoiselle to accept. Inforuling her
at the same time that hla father had
telegraphed to “Uncle Gaston,” In
Parle, who would meet her a t the eta
tlon, take her home to dinner and con
suit aa to a plan for her advancement
in her profession
When they reached Parts a geo
tleman advanced and asked which was
Mile. G am ier. end when she wae point­
ed out to him took her to bis carriage,
and they were driven to hie home.
During the ride he talked much shout
' the ffcmlly estate In Geneva.
- -A nd those flowers,” he said
”1
would know at once they came from
the gardens of our old homestead. Do
you know, 1 laid out those gardens my
eelf years ago."
“Please accept them,” said mademol
aella.
“ sin c e
th e y
a re
so pre cio u s
Poor O ld
: Ú nete Ben.
to
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L ite r a ry P re— .
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“Hello, Uncle Ben!” Joe called as
bis buggy flashed by the loaded war
ou
Uncle Ben replied to Che ealuta
tlon w ith a surly nod. H e twisted
about on hla load sad gaxed ati the
receding vehicle. I t wae » h e .W M M f.;
end out riding w ith that young scamp!
She was enjoy lug the fellow ’s cam
pany, too, so much that ahe had only
a alight bow for him.
She bad fifiver ridden w ith him e x ­
cept once a t a fuuoral, wheu ahe went
to the cemetery in his buggy because
there was not room for her elsewhere.
H e had Imagined many times since
tbe things he would have said to her
during that ride If he had knohrn be­
forehand so as to be prepared, but be
had not, and the ride had been a aUent
one.
She was bright and talkative with
Joe, though.
When he recognised,
w ith a shock of surprise, who Joe’s
companion was they were chattering
like blue Jay».
H e felt wronged somehow, though
he had no olalin to be. But he had
always meant to m arry ber If she
would cotys'iit' when he found cour-
age to p u rth e quest ion.
H e knew Joe was In the habit o f go­
ing to her brother’s, where she lived,
but until that minute he had not
looked upon the fellow as his rival.
Joe was young and good looking, and
women thought so much of those
things..
Uncle -Ben wasn't an old uncle at
all. Bat be had come tq think him ­
self very venerable and aged indeed.
When a person becomes an uncle be­
fore his manhood and when fate so
shapes It that .one must become not
only uncle, but fa th e r and mother, to
one’s nephew» the responsibility coo-
crossing the road, where be h a d a
view of Joe's rig w hirling around the
corner.
From the ridge, a quarter of a mile
nearer his goal, he saw w ith satisfac­
tion that Joe had stopped, the center
of gossiping neighbors who always
gathered at Donnsr’a.
“ All their questioning and scaadsl
lslng w ill binder him and help me,” he
soliloquised breathlessly, dashing on
w ith renewed vigor
The excitement o f the race obliterat­
ed all other thought “I'd lose my
farm sooner than be beat,” be de­
clared, feeling a u e w ,' keen th rill In
life as his supple limbs took him over
the rough ground
Just to 'g e t there and say wbat be
had to say before Joe arrived was all
hie thought now. As to hew I t should
be said, he was past thinking o f th a t
When be leaped tbe lakt fence Joe
had disappeared behind the hedge that
fringed the home stretch. Old Uncle
Ben put on a last spurt.
From the sheep pasture 'M lily ’s
fath er balled him. Uncle Ben did not
even wave In reply. Tbe hired men
stared as he rushed past the barn
where they were eboring.
He had no time to go around to tbe
front. There was no time for knock
lug at doors or for formalities of any
Sort. A w ay down the road he could
see Joe's hat advancing rapidly.
He leaped the steps to the back
porch aud hurled himself Into tbe
kitchen. Tbe fates favored him. She
was at the table mixing biscuit.
M l l l y — w i l l —y o u — m a r r y — me I"
he
panted, staggering against the wall.
Quick! Answer me! I ’ve a lw a y s -
meant t o —have you!
I love—you—
more ’n I ’ve—got time—to tell you.
Now—quick—w ifi you marry m e f He
flung his hat down and mopped his
streaming face.
She gased at him In staring surprise,
but a t hla hurried, panting. Insistent
demand she stammered w ith crimson
bewilderment, “ W hy, yea, Benjamin,
don’t know but I w ill.”
“ Yea? Je-ruaaleml la It yea?” he
shouted, seizing her floury hands.
Say It again!* Qul^kl"
“I t ’s yes uulaaa you’re crasy, and I ’m
afraid you are.”
No use, Joe, you’re too late! She's
mine!” he exulted as Joe and the fam
ily streamed In w ith surprised in­
quiry.
Then Joe comprehended and burst
Into shouts of laughter. “Oh, Uncle
Ben, Uncle Ben, w hat a blunder!
But you've popped at laat anyhow 1
Here’s the MHly l*m going to marry,'
drawing to him the blushing young
girl. “Isn ’t that so, sweetheart ?”
L ittle M llly nodded, then raD and
bid ber face on Aunt M llly ’s bosom.
“B u t ; I thought—you’ve been going
w ith him and”— Uncle Ben began.
Don’t tell me you thought I ’d take
up w ith that fellow!” Aunt M llly said
Indignantly
W ell, thank fortune It's done and
you’ve promised me!
Laugh away
Pm happy!” »aid old U n d e Ben, cast
Ing off all his Imaginary years-from
that moment.
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H A N D IC A P P E D .
Thiggle the C m « w ith M any M ere from dyseutery sud diarrhoea is due to
Peeple.
e leek of proper treatm ent a t tbe fire! M J M
Too m any Moro citisena are bandl
capped w ith a bad back. T he MB—
lug palo causes constant misery, a s k ­
ing work a burden and stooping or lift­
ing an Im possibility. T b e back aches
a» n ig ht,preventing refreshing r a t and
In tbe m o rn ing Is s tiff and lam e Flaa
tom and ltulm en is m ay give relief but
«an not reach the eauee. Tb elim inate
the pains and aches you must oure the
kidneys. Doanes K id n ey Pills cure sick
kidneys aud oure them p erm an ently.
John Bieber, 61S Federal street. The
Dalles, Oregon, says: “ I suffered from
severe backaches and pains ecroee the
kidneys. I f I oontraoted a alight cold
It would lu v e rib ly settle on m y kidney
causing me added suffering. I was In
this oondltlon five years, using *m*>y
preparations, but was unable to obtain
relief. I fin ally learned hi Doan’s K id
ney F ills aud prooured a box. I tin
proved from the first and tbe greni
benefit I derived leads me to recoin
mend this remedy h ig h ly .”
For sale by a ll dealers.
Price 60
cents.
F oster-M ilburn (Jo., Buffalo,
New Y o rk, sole agents for tb » United
States.
Uemember the name— D oafr»-and
take uo other.
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a a
stag— of the disease. Cham berlain’s
Colio, Cholera and Dlarrhoeajtooaedy is
a reliable and effectual mediolne, and
when given In je a eo n aN e tim e w ill
prevent any dangerous oousequenoee.
I t has been In use for many years and
has always met w ith unvarying sue-
F o r sale by Moro Pharm acy.
C A S T O R IA
(. Far lafiuita and GhUdrao.
Tkt KM Ya l in Ahnfi tagM
Bears the
Signature
J jtm e s S t e w a r t
I f tbooe cuts In tbe ta riff are cat eut
of the revision act there Is likely to be
a boom In the "direct vote for sens
tors” proposition.
H e lp fo r Those W h s Have
Stomach Trouble-
Address: MORO, OREGON.
To
you."
,
Uncle Gaston formed many plapa
for Mile. Qarnler’s pursuit of her pro
faoalon. None of them ever seemed to
come to a bead, but the attention she
had received bore fru it The manager
of the company advanced her rapidly,
end it was not long before she had ev­
ery opportunity H er talents aa an ac­
tress were mediocre, bqj. abe found a
part that abe could play admirably,
and this gained her great success
Boon a fte r her experience In Geneva
young Caspar Pearson went to Parla
and called upon her
Bbe was very
grateful to him for having been the
motive power In starting her upward
in her profession, and after a time he
began to ebow a greet partiality for
her Uncle Oeaton heard of bis ueph-
ew ’a attentions and wrote bis boot her
of them The consequence was a visit
to Paris o f the yoongetetV father and
a violent scene between father and
sou
• « » I I in
I U presence of the actress, the fa
threatening to disinherit the eon
ther til
un la— be gave up hla love. The eon
then threatened to denounce hie fa ­
ther and bis uncle for some offense be
did not state, and consent was Anally
reluctantly given.
Mile. Garnler. now Mine Pearson,
continued to act under ber former
name. I t was not till som e time after
her M arriage that abe reaped tbe full
benefit of tbe start she had received
and which she ee—«dared — Mretp due
«• H w afiwrtrwfiwn her husband had g r e e t Im p u ls e to see h e r a n d s p e a k y e t.
conceived for her at first sight. But although It was useless.
H e looked about vaguely a t first,
whenever abe would give demoustie-
tlve evidence of her gratitude her hus­ then w ith keen calculation Joe wae
band would turn away w ith displeas­ still In right. H e had «topped to talk
ure ai»d 1» mc her not to mention the w ith some one, as was hla social n s
subject again.
One day abe asked tom. H e would not hurry, not dream
Ing o f need for IL
him.
Ills team was tired, end tbe other
“Ckfipur, wbat did you mean by
threatening to denounce your father horses In the pasture. I f be would
forestall Joe he would have to go afoot
and uncle when they opposed pur mar
aero— lota And there wee no time to
r ia g e r
shave end garb himself as he would
Pearaoti thought awhile, then said.
”1 have a confession to ms he
Do
you remember tbe Immense bouquet 1 b»v«. lik e d b e fo re g<»lng In to b e r p re *
gave you the morning of your depar
H e hlti bed bis bore— end started
tare from Geneva T'
Joe wae etili talking when be b«d
■ ."Y e a . It was b eantlfnl"
“I t contained filO.OOO worth of watch cleared hla own farm and the next. Il
wae two m il— , bet be could m t off p
springs“
r
c<>iiMlderabl» distarne by going »er—*
" "Watch springs r*
*. *r > * * ’*•
"Teh. The whole scheme was to lots, and most of tbe way be could
make a smuggler of you. It succeeded keep an eye on Joe’e progre—
Over the bill a grove Intervened As
adm irably. M y admiration and love
he dashed Into It he cangbt a gllmpee
for yon came afterw ard "
of Joe skimming along In the distance
“Oh. Caspar -
-/ ,
"Do n et condemn me till 1 have told seeming to Ily.
Then Vncle Ben flew, too,
nearer
yon a l l The duty on Geneva watch
, springe wae very large. When at my to It than he had ever Imagined It poe-
father’s death I Inherited hie share of elble for him to go.
Through the grove and Donner’s
the business I hunted up tbe entry of
Che profit OB those you took la duty pswturq scudded “old Uncle Ben." By
free and placed an equal anm a t Inter- that time Joe bed n— rly jreeebed tbe
half mile corner.
sat The total I have put In a soil
Old man Donner yelled to know tbe
tatre diamond for you. Her» It la."
m— nlng of the w ild flig h t Uncle Ben
‘ "Cheper. 1 forgive you.” - ,
wavs» an Impettowf
L B A H IN Q B M O L L
Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
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Frank 0 Aldricb Plsmtiff,
vg-
Annie Aldrieb. Defendant.
W m . R udolf
Ftrafistreet. Strong brick, Moro, Ore.
Confectionery
Cigars, Tobaccos
Billiard and Pool Tables
Esmond Hotel
At oue tfcvat Nero Is said to iU»Vw
spent mure than fflOO.OOO lu resea.
Free bus to and from train»
Rate» by the day
GO c, 7 6 c, • 1.0 0 , • 1.6 0 , S2*
Pballanoit Livery Co.
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YORK
C LIPPER
Now a pretender tu the throne of
Morocco want» to drive off the pre­
tender who got there. Probably
third pretender Is training ap in th *
ranks of No. 2.
Sees M o th e r G rew Yawn».
" I t would be herd to overstate tbe
wo—tovtol ehaeg—Mn m y profiler elbee
»be begun to use Rlbctrlc B lti« rs ,w flt—
Treadmills.
Mrs W L G il pet rick, Danfort li, Metl «I*
Tbe barberous custom of nelng con
vlcta in tr — dmllls Is still practiced In though post 70 she seem»re-ally Jfi Be
some English prisons, declares Popu­ growing young ag*l>L Hhe
lar Mechanics, aud. gu tot crest ing pic­ outokl misery from dyepeieia
ture show» the eonvjctb | t Tht» try jo jr y— ra a A t laat «he could neitbe4
task. Tbe speed M abe«« tfc lr'r/r te i« drink eor sleep. Dootore gave
a minute, end I f a man enlea— a step
ell remedl— (»Hed U ll Klectria
a cfoeebar strik— tbe culv— of Ms
worked such »render* for her h
l—a.
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They Invigorate all vital organs,
C re w in g M a to h e e .
liv e r and kidney troubles, Ind ii—
The .Belgian artisan spends his lei­ litt|*ert strength and appetite. On I
sure to a cuneus n—nner. Ha keeps a at More Plarmaey
special cock for crewing, sod the bird
which can outcrew lie fellows has
A presl'.tt-'.ii. vrl’ li n golfing recoifr to
reached tbe pinnacle of perfection.
The mode of operation le to plaq» the not Ufcely to calk suy gain* to death*
cages containing the ro— tere In
rows, for It appears that one bird set*
A N i g h t R id w r ’e R e i d .
the other crowing. A marker le appoint­
. The worst n ig ht riders ere cgloaoel,
ed by the organisers of the show for
sorb bird, blk doty belqg to nets care­ crekest nil or aiore pilla; thqy n*|d Jour
fully the euntiier ef cao^s for seblrb best to rob you of rewt. N el HR <1tfr D t
It Is responsible In tbe — me fashion K in g ’s N ew Life Pll to; they never idl«-
tre— or Inconvenience, but elfrby*
os laps era recorded In a bicycle re—
Tbe customary duration Of Jfr« m atch el— nae the system, coring <-olda, bfiad
Is one boor, the winder D i w tbe s tr-t ache, Coftetlpal lon„ malaria, J6cot<be
which scar— the high— t number of Moro Pharm acy.
crows.
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O m a h a a n d r e tu r n $ 6 0
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a weekly newspaper of general c lro n latio o ,
published ih fiberm an nonnty, O regon, in
pursuance to au order o f tbe H on H tt fin t­
ier, Judge of the above e n litle d oourt duly
made on the lftth day iff Jane, IBUB, and tbe
date of tbe fir.» pu blication thereof is tba
lfitb day o ' June, (HUB.
Tvaoa K ia a a ix , Attorn* v
340 Jelfi 0]
for P la in tiff
T-
(^HBMFF hai . k
T h « Cast Bally
to
ugh
toqriat airepliig-retrM d aily to O m aha,
Chicago, Hpnkauo; tourist ri—plug-car
d aily to Kansas C tty .j Keel In lug onalr-
oars (—at» fr— ) to the K —t dally.
P O R T L A N D D K P O T.
Lv. f o lly .
C H IC A O O P O H T L A M I
M P K C IA I. for Ike Keel
vi* H tutu tig lo n .
Pa**«* Biga*, (*foP»>
Monday, 16th dajf of Augutt, 1909,
A t tbe bonr of 1 80 o’­
clock p. m. o f eald day, a t tbe O o n rl H on—
door iu M oro fiberm an oouuty, Oregon,
— II to ibe bigh— t bidder for cash in band,
a ll uf tba folluuiUM described — i properly
o f the — id defeudante, to-w1ti T h e south
one b d f o f the north east q u a rte r and Iota
ntimhered three, fo u r, and five, and the
■oath east q u arte r o f tbe no r h went q u a rte r
a il In section »lx in tow nship four »oath o f
neri
an. Also the « m i mie h a lf o f eeottoti th irty
two, in tow nship ih re * aonth .o f ranga —y-
«nteen east o f tbe W illa m e tte m e rid ia n , a ll
o f eald props'ty being situated Io fiherm au
county, Oregon.
J. (). P a a a M ta , H heriff of
8 4 2 6 tj;lffa l8 ]
fiberm an oonuty. Oregon
o n ’ t
H.W *.ra.
U .lft pm .
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lL JO p»
« P O K A N K FLYJCR.
P* mcs B i < k *
J
" By low grade Boo
SupplieR and H i t o r that
won’t mutch. Bnyfroni
the honRO upon whoso
goods you can rely
—right kind at
right price».
Seud fo r our 1909
“ •E l LINE TO SUCCESS"
A oompleto buyer’» guide—free on
requeat,. A»k for catalog Al3
PORTUND 8EE0 GO.
tra«n- tu tvmin - F w t u m
W eetorn Agent» for A . 1 to » » Co. wbo—
H iv — are best la the wo«id.
Ar. Deilv>
• »
p .»
4 » p.n»
• HH * « .
For X aairrn W u h in a to n , W d l* W „lta, Lévate­
los, <V«ur d’ Alaa* a u tf U real Northern potala. I
A T L A N T IC a X F R k —
for the Cast v L H u n t­
ington.
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V»i l l « —ette B lv e r .
Fur Astoria and way . polnto, ooo*
uccllug w ith at— uiwr r for llw aoo aud
N o rth Beach Mteaiuwr H a — a lo , Ash
street duck. Leaves 8.00 p in. d rily ,
except Munday. Saturday 10 00 p. m.
A rrive« 6 (Mi p. nt. dally except nuuday.
Fur Day U»u. Oregrfu C ity aud Y a m ­
h ill R iv e r polula, Aoh street dock.
Leaves 7 <M) a nt d ally except Munday.
Arrives 6.80 p ui drily except Svnduy,«
Fur Irewtoton, Idaho, aud way p rints
from Hi parla, Wa»h. L — ve Hioarla
6.40 a. iu., nr uimmi a rriv a l train No. 4,
d ally exiwpt Maturday. A rriv e Hi parla
4 p, lu . daily exaept Friday.
Fu r fu ll in fo rm a tio n cal. on or addre—
W m . M cM URRAY’
( i e t i ’l Paveeñger A g e n t,
Portland, Orogou.
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For rates and In fo rm a tio n a p p ly to
F. C R A B T R E E , A q e M ,
M o ro , O r.
SOUTHERN PiCIFIE CO.,
ri
N otice ie hereby given th a t pnraoant to
the com m and of a w rit of execution and div­
orce teem d out o f tbe G irc n it court o f the
etate of O re g o n , for tbe county of fiberm an,
to m e directed, dated tbe 12th day o f Ju ly ,
IBUB, In a anil therein pending w herein M ay
K nrigb t ie p la in tiff and John W Brown,
N anuy’j B row n, H M S h a ll, and Bauk of
Grass V alley ie defendants, oom m a tiding
me to eell tbe real property h e rein a fte r des­
cribed to u t t o fy a jb 'ig m e n t end deer— ren­
dered and entered in — Id oan— on tbe 12.b
day of J u ly , IBOB. in favo r o f tbe p la iu tlff
and against tb * defendant, John W Brown.
N ancy J R own, H M h h n ll, and B m k of
O ra — V a lle y , for tu, AM 61 w ith tn te re-t
thereon fr<>in tha 12th day o f J u ly IBUB, at
the rate o f H per oeul. p>Y annum , and ffBUO
attorney f — , and »be fu rth e r Ham o f «24 76
ooeto, and accruing oo«ts, I w ill, on
D
3 iT raln «
pointa bel wren Bigg*
and Portland.
Arrives at filgge
UMMONB
^ I'U M D X S -
Summer Rate i&ast
To
To
To
To
any other make.
Se.el
—y
«—CALL*» MASAZINK
In the nam e o f the State of Oregon!
Yon are hereby required to appear and
answer tbe ootuplatot filed agaiust you in
i b J above eni itled s o il, on or before tbe last,
'fray of ibe tune prescribed In the order o f
pu blicatio n, fowl», ou or before the 30lh day
o f J u ly , * n. IBOB, and if you fa ll to — a p ­
pear aud answer, p la in tiff w ill a p p ly to the
eourt for tbe re lie f dem anded in Hi* com­
p la in t filed herein a g a in *! you, (o -w it, fo r k
deoree dissolving t»e boud* o f m atrim o n y
now exiatiug 1<etween the p la in tiff and your
a e lf, on tbe grounds o f cruel and in hum an
tre a tm e n t, knd (or — eb otb>-r and (u rtb a r re­
lie f aa Io the C ukrt may seem equ itab le and
jn st.
T h is auramons I* served upon yon by pnb-
lic a lio u thereof for a period of six *noo-*e
Ive weeks in T b e fib e rm a u O o sn ly O bserver,
a weekly uewauaper o f general nire n latio n
puHliahed in f ib e - i a u e»uuty, O regon, lu
pur— ance to an order o f the H ou K K B at­
ter, Judge o f Ibe above «—title d eourt.
duly m ade on the tftib day o f June,IBOB, and
tbe date o f the first pu blicatio n thereof is
the lBtb day of June. 11AW.
E v in s A Coxa, A ttorneys
fo r P la in tiff
Iu tbe C irc u it O ourt of the fita te ot O regon, S tO -je lA j BO]
In and for the oouuty o f fiberm an.
O la r* B aker . ^ l a u i l i f f ,
vs.
I F ra u k R B eker, D efe n d an t.
's r s s ö
rettablltly sear
town . la . Ike U n lied «tatas and
•vary elfyasw'-------j
Caaada, ev by wad dlr,,ci’ \ ,or" *" d. ,h“ *
C U M M O N B —l a the Circuit Court ol the Stata
-1
of Oreiroo. for Sherman to u a ly .
T o Jaoob F ra n k lin b lu iu e r Ib e above untaed
d e fe n d a n t.
lu tbe nam e of tbe fitate of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear aud
auawer tbe o o w p la tu i Bled a gaiual you to
the above e n title d — it, ou or-before tbe 1— t
day o f tbe tim e presurlbed lu tbe ord e r o f
blioatio n, t“ w it:O u or before tbeUd day of
itoptam ber, lUW , and I f yen fa il to eo appear
and auawer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tb e C o u rl
(or ibe re b e l Uem ended lu tbe e o u ip la in t
filed bereiu «gniuat you, to w it: F o r a decree
dissolving ibe boude of lu atrlm o u y n«w wx
istiug between tbe p la iu tlff aud yourself ou
tbe gronuda o f oruel aud in hum an treat
m e a t, aud for — oh oth er aud fu rth e r relie f
as to tbe oocrt may seem e q u ltao le And juaL
• T h is — rnuioUa le served upon you by pub­
lica tio n thereof for a period of six suooeue-
Ive weeks iu tbefib erm au Couuty O bserver, a
weekly newspaper e l general c irc u la tio n
published to fib ernian oo cu ly, O regon , in
pursnauoe to an order of tbe U ou. W m U ea -
rieba, Judge u l tbe County C ourt o f fiber-
m an oouuty, O re g o n , duty m ade ou tbe K ith
day o f J u ly , XIKW. aud >bs date o f the
Ural putilionttou thereof la tbe Jfid day of
J u ly . HAM.
W D F bssmxm , A ttorney
8A?j25l»3|
fo r P la in tiff
turn
S
MeCALL FATTXXNU
Celebratad for ^ Ä
------ W
Yon are hereby req uired to appear and
fendant.
answer »be oom plain» filed agatoe» yon to
In the n lm e o f tbe fitate of O regon.
»be above e n title d s u it, ou or before tbe la»I
You are hereby required to appear and
day of Abe knee prescribed in »be order of
answer tbe ootnplam t fllw t against yoe le ibe
p o riio a iio n to wl»t o u o r before ibe fid day
above e u liile d s a lt, on or before tbe last day
o f B< pteuiber 1U0V, aud i f you f e ll to so ap­
o f Ibe tim e prescribed to the order o f pub-
pear end »newer, p la tu tiff w ill apply to tbs Ito allu n , to -w it. on or before the Bfid day of
oourt fo r tbe re d e t deo>auded in tbe oout
J u ly , MkM. and if *ou fa il to — appear
p la in t filed berets agaiusi von, to -w it: f o r e
nnd answer p la in tiff w ill apply to tbe court
ueoree dieeoiviug Ib e D oud eo f m a trim o n y
fo r tbe re lie f douianded is tbs oom plntnt
n o * sxteting between tbe p la in tiff and your­
filed hereto agsinM voa, lo -w lt, fo r s d«oree
self ou tbe ground» o f w ilfu l deeertlou; aud
dteeolvtog tbe bonds o f lu a lritn u a y now ex­
fo r — ob other end fu rth e r r e lie f as to tbe isting tmiweeu ibe pi to tiff end yoe reelf on
eourt w a y seem equ itab le aud ju st.
tbe grounds o f deeertion, end fo r — eb o th ­
T h is auiuiuouaia served upon you by peb-
er end fa rth e r re lie f as to the oourt may
Hoatton thereof for the period of six eueoees- aeeiu e quitab le and Just.
ive week» to fb a H berm ad C ounty Observer,
T h is *u iu u |n n * is saiv rd upon you by pub­
a w e e k i, uewspnper o f general o lre u la tio n , lic a tio n thereo f for a period o f six euooeae-
publish« d in tlb eruiau o o o m r. O regon, in Ive weeks lu the fih erisao Uounty Observer,»
p ar— auue to tbe order of tbe U o u W ui R>’U- weeklv n wapaner of genprel c irc u la tio n ,
rieba, Gotinty Judge for fib er u au oouuty, pUbliebed iu Hberm an county O regon, in
duly m ade on tbe lfitb day of J s ly , IMW. aud pursuance to an order o f tbe H ou W m Hen-
tbe date o f tbe first pa b llo a tio u tUereof is riebs, Judge of tbe C ounty court o f Hberm an
the StBd day of J u ly , UNW.
county, Oregon, duly m ade on the 10th dav
J B G ildixm A ttornev
of June. IBUB. aud tbe date of the first pu b-
M aj28a»|
fu r P la iu tlff lio a tio u t' ereof u tbe l l i b day o f June, IBOB
J arm ar A L omos , Attorneys
for Pit
Is ln tlff
gaBJellJygl)
THEATWCM ff SHOW NPH
O h lld r o n
l
r
)
Jaoob F ra n k lin b lu iu e r D efe n d an t
Hew to Cleanse »pewg—.
Rolled sponges enn be qaickly fresh­
ened by rubbing the Juice of s lemon • iff
well into them, then rinsing several
G e t H is R e w a rd .
times, first In hot w ater and then In
’W h at’s the m atter w ith your face? cold. An occasional sun bath It excel
U l T M « R M tA T E R T
I t looks as though « /rA lp Innl ru n o v e r lenL and a thorough washing w ith
It and turned atui repeated the opera ammonia w ater every few weeks
tlon."
thouid not be omitted.
IS THB W ORLD,
“Oh. not so very much. I had a
friend wbo Instated that I should tell
hr Tor. siigli c«n, io t a
T o r t u r e d o n a H o reo.
him all of his faults.”
* ’ • 18»<nci> W U K L T .
!‘For
ten
yearn
I
couldn’t
ride
n
borne
“Congratulations; you got off light."
a m p lk
o py
rkb
w ithout being In torture from pli«
PfrARK QUCEN FOB. CO. (U fr,
writes
L
H
N
apier,
Rugleee,
K
y
,
when
Risk.
• t s i si a nonrt
rtinuaHBRit,
all doctors sod other remedies failed.
“He Is a villain of the deepest dye."
IUs——.
«T W.isre » T . , NSW tome
Bucklen’g Arnica Halve cared me ” In ­
“Is h e r
fallible for pll— , barne, scalds, cuts,
“Y—."
“ W ell, there la one comfort." .
boils, fever eorve, eczema, salt-rheum,
“W het to l t r
,« orns, 26c a t Moro Pharm acy guarantee
“I t Is dienend dye."
Cwqland*« Las» Duel.
The last duel fought In England be­
tween B rt’H li subjects took place on
the 20th of May. W iS, > t Poutbscn. he
tween Captain Reton of tbe Eleventh
hnaaare aud Lieutenant H aw key of tbe
royal morin—.
S4lj9aW|
5
In the next yard, and the folks there
was draw ing water out of IL calm as
you please.”—Youth’s Companion.
The natives of Alaska seldom change
their cloth— unis— they ere worn o u t
In the nam e o f tbe »»ate o f Oregon:
Yon a re berebv required to spp— r and
re a r tb e eom ptolet filed egbinst sou le
above e n title d oourt sod — It on o r before
S aturday, ¿1st day o f August. 1IW». whiob
is tbe lest day proeeribed to tbs order for
Hi,- p o b lio u ilu n o f thia summons to r you to
appear, apd if you f a ll to — appear and ans­
w er, tbe p leto ttff w ill apply to tbe above
e n title d o. urt for the ycllef prayed fo r lu
his sou— lain » in tbe »bore (—title d — It ,
to w it: T h a i tbe m arriage contract now e x ­
isting between ra id p la in tiff aud »aid de­
fe ndant b e d l— olved, annulled and held for
naught, th a t plain (iff be forever divorced
fro m said d e fendant, and for — ob o-ber
and fu rth e r r a il» / as to the oourt m ay seem
meet Red equitable.
T h is auiumoue ir published pnr— a u t to
an order m ade and dated ou tbe Htb day of
Ju ly , IfiUM, by tfceM eu W ui Ile u rio b r.C o u u ty
Judge o f tLe oouuty o f fib eriu an , M ate o f
O re g o o .b y whiob order It le dire c te d th a t
tbie l o o i m u u r be pobllllbed In tbe » b a rm a n
C-ouuty Observer once a week fo r an fMin-ee-
u liv a weeks and tbe d a te o f the first p u b li­
cation is the 9tb day o f J u ly , 1WE*
C . B. L x v u L u m aud
J. B. H osford, A ttorneys
paty Stock Inspector
To
Annie Aldricb »be above ueuied
fe n d a n t.
z
Lotals Schndewttx, Kent. Oregon In ’ de
ib e ueine o f »be HU»e o f Oregon
And Diarrhoea Remedy tbe befit and
surest. “ I t affords me pleasure to —y
European Plan
th a t I consider the preparation know u
as Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and fr Good Clean
Family Hotel
Diarrhoea Remedy the best and surest
of good results of any I have ever used
In m y fa m ily ,” says P D H a rrin g to n of
M t A erial, K y . This la thA universal
verdict of all who use this rem edy; Ils
our— are so prom pt and effectual that
A W ell, Not an 111, Wind.
people take pleasure in reoommending
They had been talking of tornado— , IL F or sale by Moro Pharm acy.
hurricsn— , cyclones aud high winds
generally! Each succeeding story had
E ve ry Kind of rig to order,
Celumbla River.
been more remarknlde than Its prede
The mighty river of the northw—t and a ll orders prom pt and satis­
ceesors, but Amos James, acknowledg­
ed bead of the town story tellers, bad known as the Columbia wae fflecov- factory a» reasonable prioee.
Farm er» Teams fed as well as
remained silent and attentive. W ith ered'ou (!»)• l i t h day of May, ITO2, by
one accord all heads were a t last tu rn ­ Captain Uo..«-.t (h a y . at the^tlme
they are ted a t home, if not better.
ter of tl*c trading ship Columbia, in
ed In hie direction.
Telephone a t o ur expense.
speak ing o f winds,” he said deliber­ whoxc honor tb«* r l'c r w n n -unincd.
ately at last, rising as If to go and h alf
yawning, as be spoke—“speaking of
B o w sl C o m p la in t In. C h ild re n
winds, there was a mighty powerful
one along In the middle of tbe night
W h en nix m onths old tbs little girl of
last summer when my w ife and I were E N Dewey, a luerchaut o f Agnew vil,
visiting at H en ry’s.
Vs, had an attack of cholera In fan tu m ,
It waked us ont of a sound sleep,
G bam lierlnin’sOollo, Cholera and Diar
and we heard things rushing by In the
air, bat we lay there, not daring to get rhoea Remedy was given and efleeted
ap and see what was happening for a complete cure; tbe remedy has proven
fear of being Mowed right out through very successful In cose» of bowel oom
p lain t In children and .w hen given ac­
the window.
F in a lly the wind passed on w ith a» cording to directions can be refled upon
great swoop, and we fell, off to sleep.
w ith perfect confidence. When reduced
“When we woke up the next morn­ w ith water and sweetened i t is plea— n t
ing and looked out of tbe window,
to take, w hich is of great Importance
what d'you think we saw amongst oth­
when a remedy must be given to young
er things? Henry’s well had blowed
right over the board fence and landed children. For sale by Moro Pharm acy
- T h e A toslrens.
H a rU e y , P la in tiff,
.
•V».
L o la H a rtle y , D efend an t.'
In tbe O lro u it Oourt o f tb e -R ta te o f Oregon
fo r the ouuuty o f ttberiuao.
Ioe oold drinks aud loe cream to w
A fte r doctoring for about tw elve year
for a bed stomach trouble, and spend­ eon. Soda Water, bottled aud fountain,
* .
ing nearly five hundred dollars for med always on hand, r
icine and d<x‘ton»’ fees, I purchased m y
wlfboue box of Cham berlain's Htonaach
aud L ly e r Tablets, w hich did her so
uiuoh good th a t she continued to use
them aud they have done her more
good than a ll o f tbe mediolne I I •ought
SjJf
' u«» ‘ TUL
“ J* Z
’ U M M O N 8 .- - In the Circuit Court e l the
before, saya Samuel Boyer, Folsom, la .
of Oregon for Hhermen Cqpnly.
P ortland* Orwgop.
Thia mediolne Is for sale by Moro P h a r­
Joseph I ne M y rtle B luiuer P la iu tlff,
OSCA a A N D X U S O N M A N A O K R
macy. Hamples free.
VB.
C h a m b e rla in 's C o lio , C h e le re
tv:
J
11 4 MoOuslg, the above usmed ds- T v L d la Hartley, tbe above named de­
fendant—•
^UMMONS^
Sidney Johnson, Proprietor.
duces to a feeling of old age, even
when the said nephews are uot much
younger than oneself.
So Uncle Ben very naturally j u p
posed there was no ckaace for him at
all w ith the woman whom be loved so
truly. He even decided that he would
sell hla farm and go away. H e brood
ed over It all day and w ith heavy
pain, forgetting to make his usual
sharp bargain In b u alnw—
L'*
As be drove Into the gate at home
toward evening Joe’s buggy again ap­
peared. and he drew up for a chat
H e , was In fine spirit» and boyishly
h and so m e beside Uncle Ben's rough
farm cloth— and soiled boots.
“Ou—
I ’ll take that cow, Uncle
Ben.” he said, w ith a conscious smile
“I expect to need lier."
Uncle Ben ¿runted and buried him
self with the gate.
“ You see. I'm —oh, I might aa well
say 11 right out—I'm going to be mar
rled pretty soon.”
“Settled, Is I t f ” His uncle glanced
up sharply, Ids face rather pale.
“ Well, not quite," Joe hesitated,
“but she understands me w e ll e nou gh
and It’s going to be settled tonight
aud"the day fixed. I ’m Invited there to
supi<er. and Pin sure she knows whet
to expect. In fact. It nearly came out
this morning.”
Uncle Ben said nothing, and after
moment Joe. who was accustomed to
his reticent relative, started off, aay
Ing; “M llly will be glad you are on
nearest neighbor. Rhe thinks a lot of
you ”
Despite Uncle Ben’s resignation, he
felt hla gay and handsome nephew’
carelessly confident words as If they
were so many sharp, savage thrusts
front a dnjr~er.’ TSere r«»re n hot, suf
locating sciine of shame u n i ¡«¿.'o l ’ f
bis heart that be should be thrusi
aside, unseen, unheard.
As he stumbled along by hla team to
the barnyard be was seised w ith
Of Oregon, h v fibmman
Fred
fsadaat. ,
I n tbs asm e o f U m Btau of Oregon—
You are h s reb y req uired io appear and
answer tbe e o w p la la t filed against van to
tbs above e n title d s a lt, on or before tbs last
o f tbs tim e presar I bed la tbs order of
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aow exiatiug b«twa«u inn p la in tiff and your­
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fo r sueb otbsr aad fu r th e r re lie f as to tbe
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lir a iio n ibun-of for a period of six »aoaes-
aive wevXa >u T b e fiberuoUi C ouuty Observer
a weeklv newapuper Of general c irc u la tio n
blisbed Ui dueriwnn oouutv, O regon, to
orsuanoe to an order o f ib a B o u . W w
aiuicb a. C ounty Judge fo r M b a ru a u oouo-
ty, duly ruada ou tbe 16? b day o f J u ly ,
1HÚ», and tbe d a te of tbe firs t pu blicatio n
thereof Is tbe ISd day of J u ly , lfiUH.
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Vasco, Oregon.
AW A T DOWN T H B KOAX) U X 0 0 0 1 4 ) SUB JOB'S
H A T A H V A N C rS a M A H ID L i.
C irru lt Oourt ol Ike State
C U M M 0 M « ----- fe ÜM Circu
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Sunset. Ocelli
EAST
v ia S O U T H
Overland E xpre— trains for Salem,
Ruaetmrg, A »hlaud, Sacramento, Og­
den, San
Franoiaoo, Stock ton Loa
Angel— , B I Paa«», N e w Orleans and tbe
East. Leaves Portland Union Depot,
8 46 p. m . A rrlv — 7.36 a . n t ., dally.
M orning train oonneotaat Woodburn
dally except Sunday w ith trains for
M t. A n gei, Silverton
Brow aavllle,
to flriH g jflrid , W w u d l l « * « « 4
I j — v— Portland U nion J DepoCS.ffOa.m.
a rrlv — 6.66 p. na.
Kugeue poo—nger oonneote a t Wood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and Silverton
local. Leave« Portland U n ion Depot
4 16 p. ua., return» 10.86 a.iu ., d aily ,
Corvallis p a s s en g e r leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 7,90a m ., arrlveaft.AO p.m.
D a lly .
Sheridan paseenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 4 50 p.m., strives * .2 6 a .m .
Dally.
Ifr»reat Grove pa*«*iiger leaves Port-,
laud ^Tulou Depot 10 4o p .m ., a rrlv —
1 50 p.m . Daily except Sunday.
P O H 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|M>t, Foot o f Jeffereou Street.
leaves from Jefl arson street depot for
D a li— aud Interm ediate poluta d aily ,
4 16 p.m. A m V e Portland, 10.16 a .m .
T h e Independence-Mon mouth Motor
Lii)OMM>erato* d ally to M onm outh aud
Alrlw; oocneotlug
w ith S. P. Co’g
trains at Dallo* and Independence.
Tickets to Kaateru point»and Europe,
also Japan, C hina, Honolulu aud
Auatralla.
CITY TICrtBT OFFICE, Corner T hird
and Washington^ Phone Main 7»».
P o rtla n d , Or.
C. W . ST1NGBR,
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W - . /T c M URR a Y
CUy Tlclret Agent.
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