Sherman County observer., August 06, 1909, Image 4

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O b s e rv e r.
M O B U , OKBOOM *.
F R ID A Y .................. August 6, 1&09
P s r s s a s l Talk W ith Vow.
I f you do n ot raad T h e O bserver
Xhy NotT
W e should lik e to h a v e y »u tak «
It, and we ’mow It would be profitable to
you IO becom e a subscriber
W e »«nd II
two year* for $2 50; one year $150;12Hc>*
a month la s’t much. T ry It. Order by
Poatal Card, and pay for It when you can
IN THE FI
OF HIS FATHERS.
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Story of a Womout Farm and Its
Restoration to Fertility.
•.<- r.?P':q ineRky. The light breeze
had become « wind and now tossed
and «hipped down the tall grain. The
first drn|»s <»f rain fell on the boy’s
white upturned face.
“The drought Is broken, father. Just
In tim e," be said. "Let ua start home.”
But the old man turned from him
without a word.
ded before them on that other aay
A t the end o f tbe western road the
sun waa beginning to net In a glory of
purple and bold, and the sweet notes
6 f a herm it thrush came now aud
agalu from the elm tree.
A completer realisation o f all that
ho was about to loao mastered the old
man’s heart. M utely the seen« about
him spoke of work that waa dour
the gleaned fields, the setting sun, the
creeimr reddening In death.
Sephu
nlah, too. stood In tbe evening and mu
tuinn o f hla life. B ut the sun Would
rise again, the creeper would p ut forth
new leaves, and the young grain would
come up where tbe old had been cut
down. But for Zephanlah there was
no resurrection. In anger t c hag cast
hla seed from hlin.
H e hurled his
thin, seamed face In bis hands, I* “ O h,
M atthew , ray son. my son!” he cried
Again tbo beat o f hoofs fell upon the
air. but this time tbe Judge*« bays
driven by a young woman In gray,
came out of the west. As they grove
alongside Zephanlah tbey were drawn
In suddenly to u standstill, and a m an
sprang out Into the roadside.
“F ath er!" The clear voice earns like
the answer to a prayer, bridging the
eight years.
“ M atthew !” And the old man held
his “boy" in his arm«.
The Judge’s daughter drove «lowly
on tow ard the house. She and M attln w
PROPER TREE PLAUTINO.
fj.w Method »aid to Dive • * * * * • '
auRs Than th« Old.
Tree planting revolutionise«. It 1» an
article of faith among fru it grower»
that a fru it tree must ba planted In
properly prepared soil, a large, w id e .
«hallow hole, the roots carefully spread
out In all dlrectloua and arranged near
the surface, w ith a alight upw ard bear­
ing at the ends, aaya th« Chicago T r ib ­
une.
Small quantities of the finer aoU
first worked In among th« root«, hoi
tow places caused by arvhlngs tn the
stouter roots are filled up. the remain-
dcr o f the soil la put In. troddan care-
fully down and the whole left to the
compacting lufluonce o f tbe rain. The
tree U support«! by «take« u n til
H A N D IC A P P E D .
CtTO.lt
ÇUMMOSB----- ln
ln U m C
ito . Court oí U m
oí OiegOB, lor «forman couatv I
D
T hia la t h e C u e s w ith M any M ere Fred J Hartley, Plaintiff,
vs.
P e o p le .
Lola Hartley, Defendant.
Too m an y Moro clti«cna are bandl-
oapped w ith a bed back. Tbe unceas­
ing pnlu causes constant misery, m a k ­
ing w ork a burden and stooping or lift­
ing an Im possibility, T h e back aches
a t n ig h t,p re v e n tin g refreshing rest and
I . tb -m u ro !«
ru.
I.
d
d lln lm e u ta m ay give relief but
oannot reach the cause. To ellm lu ate
I the pains and achra you must cure the
kidneys. Doeu'a K id n e y Pills cure sick
kidney« and cure them perm anently,
Slebefi,»!« Federal street. T he
Oregon, »ays; "J aum-red from
L evers backaches aud pain« acruee the
T o L o l« H a rtle y ,
fe n d a n t—
Ih «
«bove uatued
de­
lu th« nenia o f ti.« Mtata <»f O rogos i
Yon ara harebv required lo «ppaar and
•o e w e r th« ooro p ial n i filed agaioat ytw lo
abovn a u titto d aourt and « s il oe o r befor«
Snturdny, dial day of A ogvst, l«0«, wbteb
la tb« laat day pr«eortb«d ln th« ordar for
M
c C a l l
f it t o l »
CeUfo.nv l l->r » i/i •- p rf'«-*
reTLtdHty n«<ir » < *, V,'
ev-ry ).iy h. I to” N I I I
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c / f 'Â
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Four years dragged themselves slow­
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th« _
peblloatioB
of thl» asiumosa fo, yoa lo
Cnud-r. or hr nw.l * i»
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any etit r ra.L *.
t , J 1 - r A ,.*
_
r a nd ana-
ly over the Whitcomb farm , and M at­
thew ’s prophecy began to be fulfilled.
B<’A L V a MACAS!*.'-
»«Wiled oourt for tbs relfof prsy«^
iy«d for ln
Ho»* »uWiib«'* 1 ,» f-7, •
,» r
B y K E N D R I C K F E R R IS .
Tbe grain came up fltfnlly under the
ula<
ni tutalov -rniiMon a ,w ’ I '• »• * -
(C o p y rig h t. 19». by A m e ric a n Praaa Asso- w arm , germinating rays of the April
e»t uylc*. p>it rn«, «rem «», ». •
to w lt. T h a t th« m arria g « e irotraet n o « «x-
otation.J
l«tin g h*tw ««u »«Id p la in tiff and said de­
sun; It grew h alf heartedly through
fe n d a n t be diaaol vefl a n n u lle d and held fo r
“I can’t let you go. »on. I need you the early summer days and In July
na n a h t, th n t p la in tiff he fo re ve r dtvoresd
At an» tim e when »©quested to do for the karveBtln’.’’
and August yielded hut an ominous
from said d e fe n d a n t, and fo r aoob <*b«r
a% the paper w ill be dlacon iln ued. B ut we
The tone was patiently persuasive handful. The corn, hardier and still
and fa rth e r re lie f aa to the oourt m ay aeero
te Agent*. Po’»»! hHaj:» r»ra»'nn c^u.»q;ue
a sp e ct th a t a ll a rre a r« w ill be paid before rather than authoritative, aud a note
m eet and e q u itab le .
und n«w
pri»* o««1 *. Adelte»»
promising, was beaten down and bro­
such requeat la m ade. I t 1» easy to a»k ua of pleading crept Into It aa the old
This eoiu uion* Is published pnrsnant to VM MctAU. co., wnwa
«tur m i
ken
by
September
rains
T
he
harveat
tor a statem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
an order m ade end dated on the Mtb day of
man udded, “I don’t like to feel 1 have bad failed.
" b », t
u
July , 1H0W, by tfce H»n W in H e u rio h a .tk m a ty
ren dered at any tim e .
to forte you to stay at home. M at­
Judue of tLe oonntv o f B b a rw an , state ot
Zephanlah Whitcomb and bis w ife
recent researches, declares that proper “ would lu v a rlb ly settle on m y kidney O regon, by « h to h order b la dtraot. d th a t
thew .”
talked little over tbe biasing hickory
“ You can't!” cried the boy passion­ logs that burned cheerfully during the
tree pluntlng mean« • ymall hole, root» oauslng me added suffering. I was in thia su aim one be p n l.lis h -d tn the H beriaan
County O b ee rv rr ouoe » week fo r aia eon ee-
ately. “ I ’ll run away first.” As he long evenings of the following winter.
doublid up anyhow, the tree« stuck to. this condition five years, uslug m any n i ve «««ks and tbe d a te o f the flrat pu ldi-
spoke lie broke u piece off the rotting Abigail knitted by the firelight silent­
the anil thrown tn an<f rammed down preparations, but was unable to obtalu oaliou Is the Wth day o f J u ly , ItMM.
0 . H L i r o . L jrrr and
aa for a gnie|>oet. W ith extensive ex- I relief? I fin a lly learned of Duatr’e K id -
rail fence by which they were stundlng ly and industriously, sighing now and
J. U. H o s fo rd , A ttorney«
and flllli-cd It angrily Into the field of then, possibly over a dropped stitch,
pcrlmenta 50 per ten t abow to favo r of O|fy p jj,B aQ(j
H box. I I ra­ MlJ»i20)
for P la t» «*
waving grain. Then ns bis father did while the farm er smoked his corncob
the new simple method. 27 »bow no proved from the first and the great
F irs t p n ld ie a tio n . July «tb, HW9, last
By
M. Q U A D .
not Immediately Answer he turned to
difference, nnd 14 per
per cen
ow
j derived leads me to recom­ pablioatfon, August *A)th, UMJU
pipe and watched tbe pictures that
see the effect o f hla threat, but Zepha-
[C o p y ria h t. 1909. by T . C. M cClure.J
agnlMnt the new way. By w hatever
j r M M U N H . — In the CMcuit C o e rtM the Stale
etched themselves tirelessly In the
mend
thia
remedy h ig h ly ."
ntfth
W
hitcomb’s
thin.
Beamed
face
of Uregon for Hhvrmao Cooety.
criterion the tree« are gauged the new
Mias H attie Cowper, daughter of a
dancing flum e».
F
or
sale
by
all
dealers.
Price
ftO
method Is raid to give better results
farmer, had arrived at the age of was aa quietly impassive aa If be had
The day before Christmas Abigail
Eva MoOnalg, PUiatlff J
than the orthodox. Although an aatag- oents. F oster-M ilbu rn Co., Buffalo,
tblrty-flve, and no one. not even her not heard.
watched for Zephuntab's return from
‘T i l run aw ay.” reiterated the boy
Gu»ig, | Hefonda.it
) «ren
onlstlc cry ha» been raised against the I N e w Y o rk , sole agents for tbe U nited M J McCaaig,
mother, had suspected her of romance.
the Corners store w ith uncontrolled
revolution theory, no practical man Htates.
She had cooked and washed and baked dogxedly.
Impatience aud, despite the d riftin g
J U c C d a ig . the above nam ed d«-
To
M
His father Ignored both the words
has been able to give any feason for
Hemem l)er the name— Doans— and
fon dant.
3 T ra in s to T h e East B ally
and put up pickle« and made her ow n
snow and the cold wind blowing out
and the tone. "Thia field'll be alxiut
the old faith th a t la In him beyond the
.
In the UMUie o f th« B tate o f O re g o n —
dresses and seemed content. Even
of
the
north,
hurried
forth
to
meet
fact
that
It
la
aanctlooed
by
eatab-
1
" <h* r'
Yho are hereby req uired to »pp««r and
ready for reapin’ Monday,” he rem ark­
when Zed Green, hired man to her fa ­
H e handed her a bundle and
answer th« e o w p ia in t fited sgeinat yon lu
Mf'
ed w ith the a ir of a connoisseur, let­ him.
llshad custom.
the s h o w e n title d dull , on o cb vfo r« the laet touriai nlscplng-nara d aily 1» O m aha,
ther. had fallen In love w ith her and
ting his eyes travel slowly across the theu felt in the pocket» of his great­
Examlnattou
prove«
that
ram
m
ing
<>t it)« tim e pr«nurib«d in tbo order o f Chicago, Hpnfcnnn; Inn rial »Ineptiig-
asked her to be hls’n she had aucceaa-
coat
while
hla
w
ife
waited
expect­
acres of billowing rye to the dark row
oniiOHtion, t o u t tiu o or i<e(oru ti,» ad day
has led to a copious development of
d n ily tn KaXaaa Ç lty . In c lin in g ulialr-
fully concealed any evidence that It
o f Kept, rniMtr, HAid, auo if you (a ll 1» ao ep-
of windbreaks opposite rearing Itself antly.
flbroag roots. In planting the Impor­
For
Infiuits
And
Children.
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was other than the humdrum program
peat and .u r * t > r , p la in tiff w ill a pply to tbe oar» (e««U frew) to the Eant d ally .
H ere’s a letter for you,” he said,
against the northern sky. “ And the
tant thing la to Induce fresh root for­
of existence and had replied that slip
oourt for the re 'le t d«w a u d «d in th e oom-
ten acre piece across the way la about producing a fat envelope.
mation, aud ramming does thia more
y ln in t filed h erein agatuet you, to -w it, fo r a
guessed she would have him, and that
P O R TI. A NI» P K P O T . h e . f o ll y .
A r .p a U y .
Abigail flushed happily. “I thought
rli»e now.
There'll be considerable
deurea diaeolving (he huude o f in atriiu u u y
rapidly than the old way
settled the m atter for awhile. Zed
maybe
there'd
be,"
abe
said,
bolding
now
r x i-u n g hrtw xeu th , pinu tiff aud your-
Bear«
the
didn't w ant to mnrry for a year or thrnshln', all told.”
•wlf «u the grounds >>f w ilfu l d re e rtio u ; aud
“I haven’t had one
Not ns much aa last year,” said the out her band.
Signature
tor aiMti oth er aud fu r, ber re lie f » * to the
rU Huniington.
N.Kl » m.
* 3 0 p at
two. and lla ttle was content. At least
since lust June, when be graduated. I
boy
meaningly.
"And
the
weather’s
Pe*»«* HigM*, (»top»,
19.1* p.m.
4 30 p at.
oourt m ay aerni rq u ita o ie aud ju a t.
C
h
o
le
r
a
In
fan
tu
m
C
ured
no one sus|»ecte<l her of discontent,
wunt
to
answer
this
one,
Zephanlah.
'th ia «unitunu* i* served upon >on by p»'b-
and yet romance was fairly bubbling been better too.”
«POKANA PLYKX. ? <M p.or.
b e ta .
“Roniething Ilk « tw o yenra ago t o y i q UMMONB_
im s lio u (hereof lo r a period o f six eooeta
Again the father ignored him and please,” she added In a burst o f te
flag
■<> atop
In her soul. 81ie wanted to be abduct
baby, then about a year old, wna taken I ? .
.
•iv e week* in T h e Hberm nu G ouu'y Olaw rver
faaaee Htgga
ILJOp.m
>.4* ».nt.
merity.
eoutlnned
Im
perturbably:
"Sam
Curry,
In
the
Circuit
Court
oí
Uie
Stata
of
Oregua
tor
weekly uewapaper ot genorai cum ulation
ed; she wanted to elope; Bbe wanted
Fot
X
e
a
lrra
W
aehiagien,
W
alla
W
alla,
Lewie-
seriously ill w ith cholera In fa n tu m ,
l t ’a not from —hlm." Tbe farm er hes­
«herma.. co' O.v
pu bbthed in oh erm nu oottuty, O regon, iu
on, ( ' . a u r d 'A le ne and U real Northern pointe
to l>e bust In the sugar bush and found from dowu on Beaver creek, waa up
irsnauee to an order o f the H
vo m itin g and purging pn<fu«ely, aeya I
oru g m e ii« Goundou, P la in tiff,
nt the Coruer» store yesterday, aud itated over the pronoun. “I t ’s some ad­
by a cavalier.
m iio h s , D ouuty Judge for Sherman oo,,n- A I L A N II« ! K X C K K 8H
vertisements from tbe Corner» stone."
J F Dcnapney, o f Dempsey, A la . I did
vs.
for th r K»»l via H u n t­
She kept hoping and expecting and he snld help’s goln’ to be-scarce this
ty, duly m ade <>n the* -16 U day o f July
w
lia
t
I
could
to
relieve
her,
but
did
her
0<etadoo.
Defendant
H
e
leaned
forw
ard
and
gathered
np
7.40 p m
3 4* *.01
11*1», »nd th r date ol the Aral i»<liiioatioti ington
sewing carpet rags and helping her season, ile'a sent for a couple of hls_
n>, Mop.
flag
the reins that he might appear not to
thereo
f
I*
tbe
Aid
day
o
t
J
u
ly
,
llkJti.
sister’s
boys
from
down
Maine,
and”
It A3 pin
4*1 a t*.
no good, and being very much alarm ed I To Hay Uuuudou, the » lo w n»n.eJ d«feud-
Patera
Mig.
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mother make pickled Illy, and time ran
J B G u u ia M . A ttorney
see the bitter disappointment on the
on. and one evening Zed announced he’s only got a hundred acres under
about her w ent for a physician but foil- t
nMme of lbe
(>f Orei<(,n
842 jA U d )
lor P ln im ifl
I'U H T L A N U B IU U S
old face.
1-O C AL, for ail fo a l
that he was ready to m arry. Then an the plow."
ed to /Jud one, »o came back by Kldera
Y<>o are hereby req uired to nppeur nnd ijV M M U M t-.
In the spring the Whitcomb farm
point» between
The boy looked hla conteigpt.
store, and he recommended Cham ber-1 •"*"•«'
«-welatut filed affaluat you la»
Idea came to her like a flash of light­
erul Portland.
’
} th© above e u tille d unit, nr nr before tbo la«l iu the O ire u it C o n n o f the S ta te o f Oregon
“Sam Curry cradles and flails,” he went under the yoke of a mortgage.
IX U * a.m l.v s 3 I M -
Arrive» at Bigg*
ning. and a fte r turning It over lu her
la in ’* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea I
of tbo tim e prHMoribrd iu th** <>rd< r o f
fo r tue e„iiu t> o f H hsrm au.
said, bracing himself by bis elbows The old dilapidated barns had to be
mind for five minute« she answered:
Remedy I procured a bottle of It, w ent pebliesti..«. towlts on or he for« the 6th day
rebuilt, nnd Are had partially destroy­
C« luna hla and WiliMMarlte River.
“Zed, I w ill never, never m arry you against the rails. *T should think he
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Augost, 11WM. and i f you fo il toa<>»p- F r uk G A ld riu u F ie> u tiff,
i
ed the summer kitchen. The bald, cold
bonrie as q uickly aa possible and g av e l (aHr HI)li hn w„r ptgtnug <,n «.ppIvTo the
unless we have some romance about would have to get help from down In
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the baby a doea o f the rem edy. I t iw-1 oourt fo r the r a lia f deiu»ud«d in th« n >u>- A nnie A ld ric h . D e fe n d a n t.
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Maine, hut some day even Malne'U eyed Investor from the neighboring
It.”
. jj,
uvclltig w ith eieainer fur Ilw aco and
town who advanced money proved to
■i
j u
i . <•
I p la in t filed herein agaioat you, to- w it: fo r »
“ Do you mean going to the dlrcus or kick on a cradle."
lleved her In 16 m inutes and soon cured I
dkM ulvi-ig the bond» of ■'atrioKHiy T u
A
um
e
A
ld
ric
h
the
atioVe
uaiued
N
o
rth
itonolt
tNteumar
HnM alo, Aah
be a friend of the Judge. •
The old man pnlled bis bat brim
her e n tire ly ." F o rea le by Moro P h a r - 1 now fcxmt uk U i w m i i ih« p la in tiff utd yoar-
do feu dittit.
something of that kind?” he asked.
»Irtw l dock. Lcuvvw M.dO p tu d ally ,
Yes. Indeed; yea. Indeed,” he re-'
I s e lf, on the grou nd* o f (tone, lion aud atm n- lu the mtuie o f tbe State o f O regon
“ No, 1 don’t. I mean that 1 don't lower ns be looked past his son dowu
except rtumiay. Huturduy 1UBU p ut.
I do uuieut, end for attcb o i her and fu thsr
marked sententlously while Zephanlah
Yon are hereby r»q<i,ied to appear and
Arrives 5 IMI p. m. daily vxcvpt nuuday.
propose to stand up In the parlor and the dusty road that ran westward for
relie f «* io tho oourt m ay »» ui r q u iln h lr Htiawer th» oo m piuint died agatuet you hi
was laboriously signing the paper.
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be married by a Justice of the peace.”
a tulle or more.
,
the nbov» e n title d s u it, Oil OF txitore the la t
and jn at.
T u rk ith Turban*.
For Dayton, Oregon City and Y a m ­
Judge Graham took me down to TUKT WEHK PRAWN MCPVXNbY TO A HTAND
T in * Duiuino.iH i* H»rv«d upon von by piito <oiy ot the tim » prea ribed in tbe urd»r of
"W ell, what do you want?”
Rally Marks was tellln’ your ma
A Turkish turban o f the largest else lioHttou
h
ill
R
iv
e
r
iHiltils,
Aah
otrvet
dock.
Montelth w ith him last June to sea had but that day learned of the mort­
there f fo r the' period of 7 btiooeae- pueuoniioti to w n ; » n o r before the 8d dav
“I want to run away to get mar­ this mornln’ there's goln* to be more
bis daughter graduate. But It waa gage on the farm , and, armed w ith contains from ten to tw enty yards of | ,»« w eek* in the H h e rra in 0 >uutv (J tw e rw r. of S pit o .b r tuhtt, sod If you t a il to ao ap­ Leaves 7 Oh n m d aily cxi-epl Hunday.
dances this harvestin’ than ever be your son, M r. Whitcomb, who bore off Its cancellation, M atthew had d«*cldad the finest aud softest mualln.
ried.”
n w eekly new *pi(,x,r o f g e neral o iru u lx t.o n , pear and Muawer, p in iu u s w ill apply U* ibo A rriv e * 5 80 p in dally excopt rivnday.
“Shoo! I don’t see the need of thnt lore,” commented Zephanlah, slipping
pnblivhed ti Hh> r iiit n oom oy, D rago n, m o,>Mri for the re .le l dom aoded in the oom
all the honors. Yoe, Indeed—yea, in ­ to brave once more hla fathdr’« w rath
For L ew iston , Idaho, and way tattoto
noraunno« to m . i ord e r o f the H un It H Bu>- p in iu t filed hereiu agaiuet > >U, to-w tt: (or a
when everybody's w illing.”
his thumbs under hla suspenders and deed; really a remarkable boy. I sup­ and to tell bis parents of hh< coming
* M e e rs c h a u m .
from U ip atla , Waah. Lsnvs Rinarto
t«r, Judge or the »bove e n tlth d oourt duly deun-e d .M o iv iiig he ootids of m atrim o n y
“ Bui I do. 1 want folks to have spreading his feet apart. “She’s get-
marriage.
M
argaret
Instated
upon
ac­
Meerschaum (a silicate'o f magnesia, m ade on (h e 15th d»v of June, 11*11, m id the n o * xieting be .w ee u th e p ia ttitlfl and your- 5.40 a. ut , or upon a rriv a l train No. 4,
pose you are quite Inordinately -proud
something to talk about, and I want tin ’ to be a fine lookin’ girl. Rally
companying him.
la mined at Kahe, vilayet o f Angora. date o f the fir t pu ld.u.ttio u th rreo f m the e»if on the groqudM o f W ilfu l deaertioti-, and d aily except Kaiurdnv. A rtiv s R lparta
of him, M r. Whitcomb?”
lfith dny o f June. tl'tW
for eoob o ilie r and fo rth o r re lie f aa to tu« 4 p. m . d ally txo spt Friday.
something to think of a fterw ard.”
Marks Is. books like an August pop­
F
e
rh
a
i«
he
w
ill
not
forgive
you,
In the aanjak of Kutale. etc., but prin­
Zephanlah was shading tbe "b” on
eourt m ay v ein e q u itab le and Juat.
T ie o s KiNnaLL, A ’ to ru -y
“I ’m w illing to do all 1 can. H attie. py w ith her red cheeks and her red
the downward stroke aud did not aee and then that w ill be my only chance cipally to the c a u of Eakl-Shehr. I t 840-JeUG6J
T h ia MUMirtiooe te served upou you by puh-
f..r F la in iif l
Seems kinder foolish to me, but If you hair."
lie a tio n thereof fo r the period o f aix auooeaa-
la found to nodular form.
For fu ll •|,loriu»llon eat. on or adpreaa
fit to Interrupt so delicate a proceed­ to know your mother,” she hud said.
look at It ’tother way lt’a all rig h t
ive
week» tu t he Mber-owa U otuity O bserver,
M atthew
W hitcomb
straightened ing to answer, but later over hla cup
Down by the rye field (he young pro­
*
I^
H
E
K
IF
F
BALK.
a weekly hewapopsr o f general o iru u ia tio n ,
I t ’a to be w hat they call an elopement,- hhnself slowly. "Rally M a r k s la the
The Coal Fields.
M cM U R R A Y ’
of tea he repeated tbe conversation of fessor o f agricultural physics waa
pn b lta m d in t»h<nutiu coun ty, O regon, in
ehr*
wrong bait, father," he snld dryly. tbe pompous country gentleman verba­ bracing him self by hla elbowa against
N otiee ia herabv giv«n that »urrtuant to pursuance to the order o f the lio n W m 11 .n
Ninety-six per cent o f the w orld’«
the oomiunnd of a w rit of c ir e n t io a and de- riohe. C ounty Judge for finer n au coun ty,
"Y e n ”
"H e r horizon Is covered w ith a dance tim. Abigail's heart w arm ed w ithin tbe rails and saying:
U s n 'i 1'aeacngsr A g en t,
coal la produced north of the equator.
oree iaeuad out o f tb» C h o u it nonrt o f the d u ly m ade on the lK'.h day ot J u ly . »SAW. ano
“ AJ1 right. I never eloped, but I and a recipe for mince pie.”
“ By keeping my nose ln a book four
P o rtla n d , O re g o n .
her as abe heard, but abe knew better
Htnte of O regon, tor th» oooulv of ttherm nn, the date o f th» drat p u b lic a tio n thereof ia
guess wo can manage It somehow.
Aa he was speaking the sound of than to comment on M atthew ’s suc­ years yon see I have SUifeeded in
W h a t 1« B eat fo r In d ig e s tio n ?
I t o roe dirented. dated lb» 12th d»y o f J u ly , tbe 884 d u v o f J u ly , IS*W
Thia la Thursday. Shall we bring It horses’ hoofs approaching rapidly came
.j ii
. _
,
1 11MW, In a am t t h e n in p»ndbig w h erein M ay
J B OnraiAM A ttornev
pleasing the Judge’s daughter. Now
cess.
A Robinson of D ru fu q u lo , O ntario , I gnrigut le plsttitiS and John w Biown.
off next Tuesday night?"
for P la in tiff
from the curve lrt the road to the east,
“Sally
M arks
aaya the Judge's w ill you let me try to eave the farm?" has been troubled fur ysara w ith ludlg-1 Nanny J Brown, H M S h u ll, and B .u k o f 842j28e81
The dale suited the young woman, and before the farm er could answer a
Zephanlah waa looking at the pro­
daughter's real pleasant spoken and
U W M o S A - i i i the C ircuii Court ol the »tai«
— U - f lL w ..) l «..l.lwvlro I OrKEB VKlIOy Io def©U<lH0<B, OolUlU tlld iliu
and next morning Ijoth got up to act trim little phaeton, draw n by a span
I [Ut< l(J
njCr^„| property h e re in a fte r dee- s
of Orrgon for itj£criii.i,i Coamt y ..
frieudly,” ahe aald. now w ith brim m ing fessor w ith the eyes of a starved ration, and recommends (.<haml>srlal
rather qneerly. They were absent
of bay», drove briskly by. A girl In eyes, reaching across the table. “Hand lover, and now he laughed, low and Htomach and L iv e r Tablets aa " tb e best oril»»d to sntiafy a ju d g m e n t Mid dt-oree r»n - Josephine M y rtle Blurner P la in tiff,
t .....
i> IT » m riH Im t w i t h Id e r t d and entered iu Haiti on no» on th» 13th
}
minded and preoccupied and had so gray, w ith brown h air and large brown
medicine I ever used. I f troubled w ith K
< f >|y u<w w fHV >t ( f tM> p|n(|jUtr
me your cup, Zephanlah. Your tea'r happily.
little to say to each other that before
T ute tble.N«>12 N o rtb b n d
South­
Jacob F ra n k lin B lu m e r D efe n d an t
indigestion
or
constipation
give
then)
a
I
on>l
agnmst
the
d
rf»
n
d
a
n
t,
John
W
Brown.
"Boy,”
he
said,
“let's
go
In
end
aee
got cold.”
M ay 18 100H
bound
the day was over Mrs. Cowper said to
trial-
thev
are
osrlaln
to
prove
benefl-1
Nnuov
J
B
own,
11
M
h
h
u
ll,
ond
B
»nk
of
pome liger
A
bigail.”
.
So a sympathy and an understand
tria l, they M e o sriai« w H
’
J u r a « « V r lle v , for « 8 2tW 51 w ith im » re -t To J«oob F r a u lb u B luiuer lb « above uautod laute ligr
her husband:
And
so
It
came
to
pass
that
Zeph-
(tofoodant.
Ing fa r deeper and sweetef than those
clal,
they
are
easy
to
take
and
pleasant
thereon
from
th»
13th
d.»\
of
J
uly
lWH.
at
8
T
A
T
I
C
N
8
d aily
dally
“H enry, I ’m afrnhl H a ttie Is coming
of their earlier, untried love welled antah Whitcomb lived to see the In effeot. Price 25c. Ramples free. F or »he rat» o f H p e ro e u i. p r annum nnd AddO Iu lb« u n u )« i>f tb« fitat« of Oregon:
down w ith some sickness or other, or
You nr« hereby required tu appear and
1
attornev
fee.
and
th»
fu
tt.
r
«ntu
o
f
«24
75
.0 ........B ig g . . . . . . 12.16 arv«
np between thia lonely, disappointed despised "book learnln’ " bring bn, k »ato a t Moro Pharm acy
a n s w e r III« e o iu p la in l filed agaiual you ti> l.(M) pm
else she’s got some aw ful thing on her
oi'Hlr, and aoeruing uo»ta, I w ill, on
6.4 . . .G iie o u » .... 11 46
tb « nlauv.' e u lilt o u a u it, ou ur before the la«1 1.2b
man and woman, for the moat part the full, glad harvests o f his fathers
mind. I bars never seen her so quiet.
7
0 .....H in k » ........ 11.86
ra
_
- - Monday, 16th 'day of August, 1909, day o f lb« nine pr»atirlh«d in tbe order of 1.26
silently, but sometimes, a t tbe touch The soils were carefdTiy analysed bj
Out? she put her arms around me and
» . * • ' . n . H . . ra . 1------------
----------- J tn u i’b W O T 1 w» <r- potoroattuo, l . a u .O u ur before the fid day of 1.86 _
0.8 ------ WNffCP,.,. 11.28
the young professor and th e ir tilt h
of
the
other’s
pkln,
spilling
over
In
asked ine to forgive her, and when 1
When the yerba mate, or native tea 0j00|| p. m of
B| u w f jo a r t U iiomo fi>pitiulM>L 1:0», ano if you fa il lo so appear 1 60 - • 14.1 . . K Ion dyke .. I1.Ô6
little homely acts and words o f half and fe rtility Intensified. Crops were
asked for what she ran away. What
18 1 . . . Haiidou . . , 11.00
of Paraguay, is cultivated the seeds door iu M oro Hh»rn nti nonti'v. O regon, MUd answer, p la in tiff w ill a p p ly lo Ib e O u w rl 2 00
rotated scientifically, and prosperity . . . irwatwri »n an arid bath before l i * 11 to ,be bigh»at h id d e i for o.ial) m hand , lu r (lie relie f * dem anded ,u tbe oo iup lainl
embarrassed
tenderness
and
care.
10.2 H a y Canon Jet
d’ye ’spoae alls her?”
,ed In rein against you, lo w il: F o r a deorve 8 Í »
are
treated
to
ao
acid
MHI
of
the
fo
llo
w
in
g
d»aorii>»d
<<ui
property
returned.
And
“the
hand
o
f
the
Lord.1
'
They began to be even more constant
10 0 .. M cD 'lia b le .. 10*86
“Can't tell, but Zeke lias nlso been
isaolviba tbe bond« o f u ia triin o u t n«w ex-
u> -win I b« Montb
23. M . . . De M o m ... 10.20
ly together than their Isolated life re­ w b k h hla fathers had seen In the planting. Thia aoftena the hard shell I of Uio «mitt
iaiui,t between tb« p la in tiff and yourself on 2 86
acting up and astonishing me. Thia
which «urrounda the kernel of the o*" '* B ”» »1;•;«•<-rth »a..
,rt. r "«•«* »«»»*
10 06
27.0 -«^..M «>ro
quired, A Kigali following ber husband prodigality o f nature, Zephanlah W h it
afternoon as we was hoeing coni aide
.
_____ A
, noniboTOii ibroe. Ton», nna p v r. a m i tbe tu» aro u n d * u i or u i l aud lu hum an treat- 2.60
80 ! . E rs k Invili» . V 46
eNHt quarter »f th* dhr h w»»t q u arte r ill, u t, aud for auob oth er and fu rth e r relie f 8 10
nightly when he was “doing up hla comb now wonderlngly beheld to the seeds and enable« them to sprout in I
and aide he suddenly alopi>ed nnd look­
as to (be oourt m ay evriu e q u iln o le aud ju ak
8N 6 Urea» Valley. 9 20
8.60
threw or four month«. I f planted tn I all in ««oifon »it tn tow naiup fou< aooth of
chorea,” Saying that tbe bouse looked knowledge o f his son.
ed at me aud almost shouted: ‘No; I
l iiis auiniuou» la served upon you by pub­ 4.20
46 8 . . . Bourbon. . . 8.60 '
.U I - . . . . . . . I .r a r a it » o t i i I w m t h r s s range aeventeen eaat ■ f W lila m s tte rosridi-
lic
a
tio
n
i
hereof
f
o
r
a
period
of
aixauaeaaa-
”ao
big
and
akeery”
to
ber
when
the
their natural « ta t* It require« tu
I B
Alao ihe west one ball of aeerioa thlrtr
w ill not give her up! I w ill defy you
62 6 ........ K e u t . . . .
8.80
« 46
iv» weeks in thefiberrunu County ( ‘baerver, a
THE
HONEYMOON
PARADE.
sun
commenced
going
down,
and
Zeph
or four y e a n for the seeds to germl- two. in tow nauiu »hr»- snath of r ng» sev­ weekly nqwapaper ol general eiro u iatio u 6 0Û
to the end!’ When I asked him what
67.8 . . . W lloox . . . 8 16
enteen
east
o
f
tb»
W
illn
m
e
tte
m
eri
lia
n
,
a
ll
anlah
caring
leas
and
leas
often
to
..
Khan
1
ko.
7.46 a ns
be meant by such durned nonsense lie
nate.
pubiiabed in fib eruiau oouuty, O regon, tu 8.80 arv 70 0
of ra id proygrt» being situated in S iieriu au
take the long drive to the Corners Wedding Custom In On» Town When
purauanee to au o rd e ro f tbe H o n W m U e n -
actually chanked hla te e th ”
oonnty,' Oregon.
ricba,
ju
dge
of
tbe
County
C
o
u
rt
of
fiber-
th»
T
rain
la
Late.
store. Thia close companionship and
I t was that romance was bubbling,
J. G. F k « w m m *. Sheriff of
F o r rates and In fo rm a tio n apply to
In te n se ly C allek y P a in s R e lie v ed
roan oouuty. O regon, duly m ade on the 16th
devotion worked a aubtla, »lowly per­
18435i jy 16a 13]
fib e rm a n n o u tity . Oregon
A small city, which need not be lo
and by the following Tuesday Zed had
day ot J o lv ,
aud 'b e date o f ib*-
F . C R A B T R E E , A g a n t,
“ For years I suffered from Intense
ceptible change In the countenance« ?ated more particularly than that It la
made himself believe thnt a stern fa­
tirat pu htiostion thereof la tbe J8d day of
J o ly ^ liM t.
M o r« » . O r .
of the Old couple till at Inst they somewhere east of Boston, baa its own colicky pains w hich would come on at
ther had stepped between him and the
W D FsaoMAH, A ttorney
were seen to actually resemble each peculiar way of sj>eedlug the newly tlmea, aud from w hich I could find no
object of bis love and would brutally
for F la iu tiff
84 ‘ii 2 8-8 1
married on their honeymoon.
blast hla future, nnd H a ttie composed
other.
.♦
relief," toys I H M a*on, of Beaverdam,
For one thing, every one goes to the K y, "Charaharlalti’s Collo, f ’h olsra and
The following fall the grain again
a note to l>e left l>ehlnd for her moth
lu tbe Cirerait C ourt of tbe fila te of O tegou,
er asking forgiveness and saying that
yielded sparingly, but as much of the station to see the couple depart. This Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended | " r e t .tra c t, Strong brick, M em , Ore.
Iu and for tb« oouuty o f fiberuiau.
Is
done
ln
.many
small
places.
The
It almost broke her heart to do the
seed had rotted la the ground under
to ins bv a friend- A fte r ta k in g a few
the persistent spring ralna Zephantah showering of rice or confetti and the
thing contemplated.
C la ra B ak e r
P la iu tiff,
<loses of tbe remedy I waa com pletely
Ham m ons.
va.
The farmer's bedtime waa 0 o'clock.
had no thought of defeat. I4 ttle could throwing of the old shoe take place,
F ra u k E B aker, D « fru d a n t.
cured
four
years
ago.
and
there
bos
I
teen
By 10 be and hla good w ife were »nor
be saved for the mortgage. But the not at the home of tbe bride, but a t the
C o n fe c tio n e ry
lng. Even the eat slept. Not so w ith
amount waa not great, and there still atatton. To th a t extent the city re­ no retqrn o f the symptoms allies th a t |
To F ra n k E B aker th e nbove nam ed de­
H a ttie and Zed. however The young
tim e ." F or sale by Moro Pharm acy
remained three years. In which to ferred to Is not unusual.
fendant
C ig a rs , T o b acco s
in the nam e of tba f ita t* o f O rtg o n :
woman aat In her room, dressed for
But to thia city train schedules fre
meet It. Moreover, Zephanlah's child­
Yon »re hereby req uired to appear and
A F ly R t m » v * r .
the elopement and feeling thrllla of ro
like faith In a loving and Interfering quently go aw ry, and when they do
answer tbe o o m p la iu l filed against yon in
B
illia
r
d
an
d
Pool
T
a
b
le
s
-AHIes
that
alw
now
beginning
to
get
manee, and Zed had made a sneak for
the
unusual
happsmT
The
wedding,
of
Father precluded all Idea of failure
tbe atx-Ve en title d » m t, ou or before tbe last
r u n O t o MAN 8TFT1CK H IS F IS T OK T H r
the- barn to hitch up a horse and
day of tbe tim * preaorliied in tbe order of
The Whitcomb farm had supported course, has been celebrated on time, busy w ill soon lenvs If you saturate
B A IL .
b lica tio n , to -w it, on o rtie fo re the 8d day
clothe
w
ith
oil
of
sassafras
and
lay
wagon
and
the
reception
baa
taken
aa
ranch
Ice cold d rln k v a n d ice cream in sea­ u pu
four generations of Industrious. God
ffie p te in lie r, IM » . and if yon f a il to soap-
A t 11 o’clock the rig was driven to «yea, held the reins, and as she uotlcod fearing men—supported them easily rime aa such things u«ually taka. The them near window » and doors.
son.
H<>da
water,
botttotfnnd
fountain,
pear
and a n s v er, p la in tiff w ill apply lo tbe
the front gate, and Zed Jumped down the boy by the roadside abe nodded and well The Lord would not desert departure from the bride’s boros 1»
oourt for tb * re lie f dem anded ‘. n the eom-
alw ays on hand.
pleasantly
to
him.
But
he.
caught
lu
In
Memory
of
Liablg.
p
la
in
t filed herein against you; to -w it, for
and hid beside the rosebush
Three
made In due season to catch the train
tbelr equally Industrious and (¿otffear
a decree fhaaolviug tbe bonds o f m atrim on v
A statue of Liebig la to ba erected In
minutes later lla ttle was w ith him. shirt sleeves and suspenders, rivaled lng descendant In tbe hour of his need If It la on time.
now exiatiog between tbe p la in tiff and
O verlaud Express train a for Halera,
Darm stadt, where be wua born In 1808.
Thera
were
whlsj>ers
and
hand an "August poppy” as the carriage
The wedding guests rush to tits «ta
But lu tbe fall, when the mortgage
yonroclf, ou tbe grounds o f w ilfn i desertion
(tom-burg, Ash laud, Km raineuto, O g-
sqneesea. and the elopement had start­ passed, forgetting In hla embarrass became due, something leered at Zeph tton, where all other Inhabitant» hav­
fo r a p rio d of m ore than «»oe year and
Franoiiton, Stockton L<«
for snob oth er and fu rth e r re lie f as to tne deu, Hau
ed I t had progressed Just forty rods nient to hide his telltale fnce from anlah from the barren rye fields. It ing nothing better to do have assem
Nawar Knew»» ta Fall
Angeles. E l Paso, N ew Orlaans and tb«
court m ay aeem i q u ita b le and Ju-t.
N Ithnr *pn’: • wh!»e the
when there came a flash of lightning. his fath er
bled
already.
It
1»
a
free
.show
which
.-tired nt him from the scanty stub­
East. Leaves PortlaNtl U nion Depot.
T h ia auiumous ia served upou vou by pub­
“ I have used Cham berlain's ('olio,
A t fifty rods the thunder bellowed. beat of the b urr) lug hoofs died uw
tio n tboreof fo r tbe period of six suooe^e- 8 45 p. tn. Arrives 7 26 a- tu., d aily .
ble of tbe oats and wheat. It reared no one would miss.
BUSINESS COLLEGE lica
ive
we»ka
iu
T
h
e
dberm
an
County
O
bserver,
A t a hundred the rain began to fall. down tbe road, but the silence waa Its ugly head exultautly at him our
The carriage bearing tbe newly m ar­ C bo b ra and Diarrhoea Rem edy since]
W A S M IM O U S M A M O T S M T N S T W
M oruiug trgju oouneuUAt Woodburn
a weekly uewapaper o f g e n e ra l otraolatlo n,
eoervAMO. o«««o»
Zed had been crafty, bat be hadn’t no­ tense betweeu them, < The boy broke of the menu ahocka of corn. Zeph ried pair |s draw n by whits horaee and It was first Introduced to the public, lo
pnbliylied in H nerm afi eonn v, O regon, iu d ally except Hunday w ith train» for
W
R
I
T
E
F
O
R
C
A
T
A
L
O
G
1872,
and
hava
never
found
an
Inatan«
•
I
ticed the gathering atorm. Itomauce It at last, taking the aggressive.
decorated w ith white ribbons. Cnatota
M t. A ngel, HI Ivor ton
Brow nsvllla.
puravtanoe to an order o f lb» llo u W ua H en
anlah stood face to face with defeat
Flow« F m » ta •
J
“The farm ta beginning to fall now.
and a soaking shower do not go well
rioba. C ounty Judge fo r fib erm an county,
HprlngtioTd, W e n d liu g uutl N a tro u .
And Zephanlah’s suffering waa tw o­ demand» thia, a n d no one has yet had w here a cur« was not speedily effected
duly
m
ad»
on
tbe
l«
tb
day
of
J
u
ly
itbtf.
together, but there tnttwt be no turning he exclaimed, turning toward hla fa
Leave» Port laud U n lou Depot 8.80 a.m .
by its use. I have bean a eomtnerolal
fold, for hla thoughts now had become the tem erity to do otherwise.
and the date o f the first pab lio a tio n thereof arrives 6.66 p. in.
back. There waa an old open abed In ther. “1 tell you you’re outraging na
The carriage arrives at the Million, traveler for 18 years, and never atari out
eelf accusatory. H e had done wrong
IS the 28d day o f Jo y. 1WM
F.ugen© paa»e liger county Is a t W ood­
a field a mile away, aud as the rain tnre. exhausting the soil stupidly year hence the Lord had turned aw ay his and It la learned that th© train la so
J F re d Yates, A tioru»y
an a trip w ith o u t this rem edy, m y veiy
burn w ith M t. Angel and Hllvertoo
began to fall Zed put on the gad to after year thia way without any re
¡U tj28«3j
fo r P la in tiff
many minutes or so many hours lata.
face.
H
e
bad
made
hla
only
son
an
folthful frie n d ," says H H Nichols, < f|
Mark ray words, four year*
local. i«eaves Pori land Union Depot
reach Ils «belter. The old horse fell dress.
Usually the measure la ln hours
outcast, and by hla mandate of allen<
4 16 p. i b ., return» 10 86 a.u>., d aily
O aklan d, I T
For sale by Morn P h a r
down three time« and had to be heljied from now every harvest w ill be a fall
The
carriage
doesn't
wnlt.
It
goto
UM
M
O
N
«
-
I
n
lh«
C
tm
n
«
Cm
irt
ol
th«
»tat»
of
he had saddened hla w ife’s life. Had
Oregon for Shr-’ iu n county.
Corvallis pMascnger leaves Portland
«
np again each time before the abed ure."
parading. I t drives around and a n >«»4 maoy
The ’ muscles
about
Zephanlah** he been patient a little longer with his
U n lou Depot 7.80 a m ., arrkv«a6.60 p in .
wua reached; but they drove under It
wayw ard boy, had he permitted Abl a prescribed routs, from every, point o f
I« n O u rb a ri'io , P la in tiff J
inorflh
twitched
and
hla
eye«
narrow
D
a
lly .
at Inst. Juvt a« they did ao a flash of
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va.
ball to answer the affectionate, en which the driver con get due notice of
lightning showed an old bull at the ed a« he looked at the tall boy befor»
Hheriduii ,HUMwngt-r leave» Pori laud
Should
w
ater
be
splllsd
on
the
back
the
approach
o
f
the
train.
K.
O
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a
-h
a
rin
o
,
D
eferida
thualastlc letters, loss and disaster
U nion De|>ot 4 60 p.ui., airiv»»H.26 a .a i.
rear eu<1. lie had also got in out <>f him. but he spoke tn the same eve«
The crQM’d remains patiently nt tbe pf a valuable hook bound tn doth do
need not have come upon them and
Tu E
Garhsrmo. the alaive natn.d dw- Dally.
the wet. and. being the first romer, he tone.
M atthew would atttl have comforted station. Other curious persons stattaB not attem pt to dry It w ith a cloth or
“
And
s|>endln'
four
years
w
ith
TOW
f»iidaut—
naturally rcaente<Vany Intrusion. He
the in selves nt points along the rout» place it near tbe heat. Instead absdrb
Forest Urov« praoeoger leaves Port­
In the nam e o f tbe fita t* of O regon:
their old age.
got up and began to paw and paw aud o o m - In a book. If It won’t ‘aa v * the
as much of the moisture as possible
Jnst to see the wedding coach pass.
land Union Dep<>( 10 4o p. iu ., a rrirv a
You are barwby req uire'! u> ap(iesr and
I
t
was
a
late
afternoon
In
R
e
p
te
m
lie
r
answer
*he
n
o
m
p
lntiit
filed
agatuat
yon
lu
bellow, and when the lirave lover got fa rm .’ at least It w ill please the
1
60
p in. D aily except Hunday.
w ith blotting bnper and put the book
Bomctlmes two or three carris
the day before tbe mortgage waa dne
ttaealxive » u n tie d a n il, on ur Iw fore the Htal
down to shoo him forth he charge«! Judge’s daughter. I might hbvwknown
drawn by white hors»'« and decorated over the back of • chair or rack ao
P
O
R
T L A N D OHW EGO S U B U R B A N .
The old couple were to leave the farm
day of the tu n * preaertbed In tba order of
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a_____»bam.
the wagon and broke one*w heel off a woman was at the bottom of this.”
In white, swing atcudlly around thin that the backs hang down. Het the
pablio a tio n ,to w it: on or before the lb tb day
H ftltV IC K A N D Y A M H IL L
on
tbe
following
moralngi
and
Abigail
The
farm
er's
tone
did
not
deceive
and scattered th e horse around. Thia
o f Septem ber t«U8, aud I f you fa il <o eo ap
meneal circuit.
It seems like • n chair where there la a strong d ra ft of
D IV IS IO N .
pear and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tbs
brought about a"pretty plain conversa­ hla son. He knew thatrlie was facing waa now busy In the big gaVret pack
dless procession. I t ta not unaetl a ir that w ill dry quickly.
lng
some
forgotten
belongings
oonrt (o r tbe re lie f dem anded in tbe eoro- -
Depot, Foot o f JefferMou Htreet.
an
angry
man.
but
he
faced
him
ree<>
tion between H attie and Zed.
for a wedding pair to spend the tlrwt
p iain t filed herein against yon, tow it, for a
Aa Abigail began upon a second
“Zed (ireeu. I t n going home." finally lutely, hla own anger dying as hla
Leaves (rout Jefferaou street depot for
five hours of their honeymoon Jnst rid­
deeroe diawfivtug tbe bonds o f m atrim ony
a<ranal«tvd S « to E y to Cuewd .
trunk Zepbanlab stole miserably down
Dallas and Interm ediate point» d ally ,
now existing between tb * p la in tiff and your
declared the girl. You are the biggest father's increased.
ing round and round watting for tbs
“
For
»
yto
ra
I
»offered
frafo
«
trad
tbe
stairs
and
out
Into
the
field»—hts
self ou tbe grou nd* o f ornel and inhum an 4 16 p.ui. A rriv e Portland, 10.16 a .m .
“ I doa’t have to go till the thrash­
fool oa earth, and nothing could In­
train.
trea tm e n t and fo t aoeb other and fa rth e r re
fields, hla father's fields and bis fa­
ing's done, father,” he began.
duce m« to marry you!”
When the screech of the locomotive rwra© of granulated »ora oy—, »«v» M a r­
T h e Indepeiidenca-M oninoutb Motor
lie f as to the oourt m ay seem equitab le and
ther's
fathers’
to
the
third
and
fourth
The farm er lutelfupied him shortly
And the romance seeking girl gs she-
L in e operates d ally to M onm outh and
finally la heard the driver continues to tin Boyd, o f H enrito to, K y . I n Feb-
Ju t.
generation
l>efore
him.
The
old
man
T h is earomona 1» served noon you by pnh
A lrlle, connecting w ith 8 . P. On’a
stepped forth Into the still pouring “ I f you go at all you naver come bark
awing up to the platform Jqst as th« ro s ry , 1808, • friend »»ked me to try
boat ion thereof for a period o f
trains a t pulls© and Independ«nca.
' r«ln to afoeh her way homeward Newfangled methods are sgln aenm walked fb rough them unsteadily, not­ train comes to a atop. Than the brid« Obn.oirailalu'kHelvw I bought one box
lee
weeks
tn
Tb
e
fib
erm
an
O
o
uaty
Observer,
Ticket« to Eastern points and Europe,
through the puddles couldn't help but and agla God, and no' son of mine has ing lovingly every fam iliar undulation, and bridegroom make a mad rush for •n d used about tw o -th lrd » of It, »nd
a weekly newspaper o f general et re n ia i too.
•very knoll, every outcropping o f rock.
four years fa wawta."
pwbttaoto In fib erm an oonnty, D rago n, in •ton Japan, C hina, H o nolulu and
hear the retort:
their car amid k shower of rice >«nd nay eye» have not given roe any trouble I
H e passed through tbe bare rye field
Every Uind *>«( rig to order, paranano* to an order o f tb * H o n Was H en - Australia.
“ You always do the w inter plowing
“ I know o f another fool Just as big.
confetti and old shoe«. The bone) moo« ■ In to." For »«ie by M oro Pharm acy
judge o f tb * Oonnty C ourt o f fiber-
without aae. father, and there’s vary and came to the rail fence, opposite parade is ever.—Exchange.
•n d all order« prompt »nd satt«- rtobs,
and I ’m glad I'v a found h e r ©rati"
m an oonnty, O regon, d a ly m ade on the 28d C IT Y T IC K E T OPP1CB, Corner T h ird
the elm tree, where he and M atthew
Thera waa no marriage till six little corn thia year. I could go"—
•n d W ashin gton . Phona M ain 7 > i.
Uctorv fit rtoronablr price«.
wb ........... . 1
day o f J u ly , lkOU, and tbe date o f tb * firm
C h lld r « n
C ry
P o rtland , Or.
The old man brought hie clinched had quarreled eight years ago. The
-ablioatlon
thereo f is tb» 90th day of J u ly ,
bi
mouths later, and then Zed and H attie
Farmer© team« fed «« well »© pu
C
h
i
l
d
r
e
n
C ry
flare
of
reddening
creeper
could
be
UM»
clasped hands and atood-up before a fist down ai*>n the rail fence. “Oe."
C.
w
.
STINGER,
Wi n e MURR h Y
they
»re
fed
at
homq^if
not
bettor.
FOR
F1ETCHM
Wtusaa A firasoaa. Attorney»
eeen In the windbreak, the field« were
FOR FLETCHER'S
fuirtlee of the pence and were married he cried—“go and Ira hanged’”
CMy Ticket Agant.
«48-jaOalO)
tor plaintiff
Telephone
at
oar
«xpenira.
empty
and
brown.
He
remembered
A black cl« rad came from behind the
for a dollar. . Zed didn't even walk
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bv th e
grabs hu< «w ay«* aud Bed­
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