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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1909)
The O b s e rv e r »Jeep. 1 ktn < * h * fn * d lo s a y l h a t 1 1 i* *e boon o v e re a tin g la te ly and sm o king too many cigar«. Mansflsld’s Barer« Chavrlal. I MUMS — I d Ih» Cirvulf Court of tha Ito la e l Or «gen, 1er Sherman county ! Richard Mansfield's first great suc audden I t has come upon me too late “H u m !” »«Id Rnlpay, looking around cess In January. 1883 waa as Baron T h a t a m e M is ta k e le M a d e by M a n y Fred J Hartley, P lain tif, “I think I nee. Thia but la hla castle, In life, aa Dickens said. I t la a mat C h evrlai ln “A Parisian Uomaace,” a M o re P eo ple- August 20, 1ÖGV FRIDAY Lola Hartley, Defendent. and Ids luxurious repasts seem to me ter for careful consideration ** Even aa he said these words the old part that cams to him through the re to I * Bo up and cracker« And bere la I 'f ‘l k*!1* Hartlay, ilia abovs Darned de- fusal of tha veteran J. H. Btodfiart lu It's a common error bla pipa. T il Juat bet be hasn’t a bit man stood up and began to stride A. M. Palm er’s Union Square company reuduut— P w rs o n al T a lk W ith Vow. To plaster an achlug back, la the uniua of lb» Htate of Orsgoai of tobacco In tbe world! And—well. about, tbe lim p almost '“ -riryearhig to play tbe p e rt Mansfield gave many from hla walk, while bis featuree took I f you do not read T h e O bserver loa ar« hereby required to «ppaor and If be haa beast deceiving me and m ak l b rub w ith lin im en ts rheum atio hours to a study of Ita possibilities and aaavar the oumplslui filed agaluat too la ffh y N o t? ing me think be la rolling In rlcbee on a new and tragic air.» T be old spir tbe details o f a real la tic makeup. Joints, above euihlod o-ort and sett on or before wJitle he la Juat fairly starving I ’ll it waa not dead. W e should lik e to h a v e yo u ta k e ; Mntorday, 2|»i day of Auaust, IBM», whlab W h a n the trouble ooiues from tha “ It was probably tbe meat realistical “W ell. then, since It Is all guttled, J lbe ??,"• <’ * y P « * ,ri»ied is the order for never forgive him, I am a little wretch It, end we hnow II would be profitable to ly detailed figure o f reOued moral and x k id n e y s by A m e ric a n Pres« ’ ' Ute pabhoaiton of this summon» for yoa to you to become a subscriber We send It X X C opyrigh t, 1909, See my bilia for cara- we w ill go up tbe .valley and see your phyaical depravity, searched fo Ita In Association. , , and a brute! appaar, ano If yon foil en appear aud ana- Doan's Kidney 1*111« cure all kidney temple and hear the choristers and tw o years for W 60; one year $1 60 ;12^ ct» mela and matinee tickets and h e -o h , We.r(’.? a* P o n tiff apply to the above •Ills. then go to the village. W h a t w ill we evitable and. the atage baa ever seen. a month Is s*t much. T ry It. Order by I can’t bear It!" entitled ooort for tbe raliaf prayed for ie For a mouieut a fte r tbe curtain fall Postal Card, and pay for It when you can. Here the child began to cry dlamally, ‘D o w n where tbe w a v in g W illow« 'neath W in M o L a rty , 10th and W ashington foe oow,.l«lM in the above eu lit led eult, there was a buab of awe and surprise; J h* ‘ ,h * ■ * " » • « « « ’Utraot u o * ex- A t a n v tim e when re q n ested to d o th e sunbeams sm ile when she waa roused by tbe audden then tba audience found Itaeif and cabl streets, Oregou olty, Oregon, says». “ I IM iag between »aid plaintiff and aaid de so, the paper w ill be discontinued. Rut we L ive d a m aiden f a ir and lo vely called arrival of a mongrel dog w ithout any ed Mansfield to tbe footlights'« doseo had a persistent back ache aud pains fendant be dissolved, annulled aud held for sweet A nnie l . y l a ” * aspect that all arrears w ill be paid befoie tall, which g«ve one bark o f w arning time« Jtut neither then nor there through m y loins. On account of this naught, that plaintiff be Jorever divorced H IS time honored melody waa and then backed off, w aiting develop such request Is made. It I* easy to ask us ’ r*J“ s«ld defendant, and for eueb o-ber after would be appear until ba had tor a statement, which w ill be cheerfully aung In a rather quavering ments. trouble J did not sleep soundly, conse •Ad fur|ber relief aa to the oouri may aeeiu _ removed the wig and makeup o f tha meet and equitable. - c- rendered at any time. voice by au old man who waa Th»* emu morn la published pursuant to Tbe old man hastened hla - halting dead baron. There waa no occasion to q u en tly in tbe m o rn ing had hut little sitting uuder towering trees In energy. Peeing Doans K id n e y Pills ed* «” i° * n<* dated on the 3th day of steps As be saw M ildred standing change hla clothes. H e wore the con a beautiful valley. Hla table waa a there be stopped abort and looked at | ■July, lyott, by the Hon Win Heurleba.Oonnty vertlaed I procured » box aud when I Judge of t ie oouutv of Shannon, stale of ventional evening suit. Tha effect o f large {»acklng box and hla cbalr tbe ber aa though be feared abe bad died shriveled uuderslzedneos waa purely a bad used h a lf tbe contents m y oondl* *b lo h order h la direoud that and thia waa her ghost T h a t abe muscular effect o f tbe actor. T ha con tlon waa ao greatly im proved that I this summone l»a published In tbeMberaaan tXmuty Observer olio« » week for N i l e<»n eo- should have found bis retreat, where ba trast between tha figure that fe ll at thought It unneocaaary to lake any worked for several museums gathering tbe head o f tbe s ta in and the athletic more. I give tbla-sterliu g remedy m y Insects and mammals, mounting them young gentleman who acknowledged highest recom m endation” and following nature so closely In bis tbe applause was no anticlim ax.“- * -HU 4 preparation o f their habitats that ba “Richard Mansfield. the Man and tha F or sale by a ll dealers. Price 60 found a ready sale for them, was as Actor,“ by Paul WUstach. oeuta. F oster-M ilbu rn Co., Buffalo, tounding. H e gasped. N ew Y o rk , sole ageuis for I lie U nited J U M M O N X — In the Circuit C o arto ! tbe Miste By HORACE GAYLO RD. “W ell, uncle grandpa, you dou't seem C h e le r n In f a n t u m C u r e d ¿ __ ®f Wreaon for Mhermsn County. States. (C opyrigh t, 1909, by A m erican Press Asso to be glad to see your little Suipsy. “Homethlug lik e tw o years ago m y cia tio n .] K e w e iu ta r the name— Doana—aud Eva HoOualg, PlafoUff Let me tell you I have found you out. •» b y , then about a year old, waa taken vs. George Atherton, an American, vlalt- take no other, -? * You have deceived me. H ere la your M J MoCuuig, D efend an t. Norioosly 111 w ith cholera In fa n tu m , ed London, and, being without letters grand castle, here your fa ith fu l friends, vom itin g and purging profusely, says of Introduction and tbe Kugliah people fo M J klcCuaig, the above named de foldcring a Hols. but where are the great temple and the J F Dempsey, o f Dempsey, A la. I did not being prone to make friends of I f a large hole Is to be soldered In lu fendant. 3 Traîna to T he East Bail y musicians! Smoke up now and tell the uauie o f the State o f O r» u o n — w hat I oould to relieve her, but did her tin or enameled w^ro bold several atrangera, be bad a lonely time of It. me,’* said she, handing him hlsj>lpe. Yon are hereby required to appear and One spring morning be was sitting on no good, and being very muob alarmed sheets o f paper over the bole on tbe I answer the o d n .p le im h i«a iMreiue* yua lu Too shocked and crestfallen oyer her Through P u llm an ataudarda sod - --as *» « r * *» eryvtw p a r * rooking Kt home (he above e n d lied suit, on or hef<<» ik e Iasi tourtol aleeplfig-cars d aily to O m aha. discovery o f hla bitter poverty when , ■ bout h er w ent for a physician but foil opposite aide from where tbe solder- da» o f the tim e preoortbed in (b e order of budding plants when a well dressed Chicago, Mpokuiw; tourist aleeplug-oar she had been led to think he was ed to flud one, ao came beck by Elders la « la done and tbe solder w ill bridge po blioatiou , te w itio u or before (he 3d dev man sat down on tbe other end of the ever and cover tbe hol^J o f ttepfc tuber, 1M0M, end i f yon fa ll to ao ap d ally to Karioua C ity. Reclining ohalr- “rolling In riches’’ and even encour store, and he reoommendod C ham ber bench. Atherton bad fa lb ;d ao often pear ehd ituawer, p i * muff w ill apply to (ha aged In extravagance, he had not one lain's CoMo, Cholera and Diarrhoea ooort for (he re lie f dem anded in (he eoui- at scraping an acquaintance w ith Eng word to nayvgput jpink down on the I p la in t filed herein tt««hi«t you, to -w it, for » Heiuedy. I procureda bottle of It, went lishmen that he determined not to rOBTIAND DkPOT. stump and fe lt In all his pockèta for deuree diomdvmu the bonds o f in a tr l« o n y apeak to tbe man. who aat Idly tap home aa quiokly aa possible and gave the tobacco to fill the pipe, but found I o o w ^ x u n u « between i l l - u i a u n f f and your C H IC A Q O P O K T L A M f ping hla boot w ith hla cane. Hut good self ou the grou udsof w ilfu l deaertiou; aud the baby a dose of tlte rem edy. It re » P fc C IA l. for the Hast none. For Infanta and Children. • tor snob other -«ud fu rth e r re lie f as to the fellowship or tbe natural animal tra it »I« H iiatiiig b a i. lieved her In 16 minutes and aoon cured “A ha, I knew It! Here! I got thia | I oouri may stM-iu tq u ita b ie and ju s t. Fa»— Bi«««, (»lese) of segregation or whatever It might be her e n tire ly .” F or »Hie by Moro Ph ar Ih ia M im tnoua is ». rvixl upon you by pnh- In the village. Now smoke and tell me called waa too strong In him, and be at 7 00 e.m. • 00 a « . linAtuxi Ib t-reof (or a period o f six suooi ■■ all about It.“ macy. last remarked: •dve weeks tu ’lu tH tlie rw a u County Oboervi-r • .iS ? - r.» s « e Higgs Saying thia, (he child sat down on “ U N C L B -Q B A N D P A , WM*Xtt. A h li OOu" a ue^ap..per of general c iron I a turn “Fine morning, air.” For Kaslsrn Waahlr l'on, W »IH W a ll*, Lewi». the edge of the box. The sight of the iiuhlixhed in o n erm an eoum y, O regon, in too, <’<-ewr d 'A le n * sn< U rea l Northern points “Very; Juat the morning for the The first pipe line need for off In tbe patsunnoe to an ord e r o f (be Bon. Wm tobacco was all the old man could do w ith your friends! Take them. I flowers,’’ replied tha stranger genially. ite u iie h s . C ounty Judge lo r Hheruian oo.m- A T L A N T I C k X K K K S M United States was a small a ffa ir an grasp for the moment, and he did say—anyhow the dog.’’ “I have a garden at borne across the 1», ¿ o ly m ade on (be lfitb day o f July, for f l i c K a rt v ia H iio t- As she said thia Friend, the dog, got Inch In did meter. Tbla waa In 1MB. smoke w ith the gusto òf a man de in g to a . _ 1VM», end tbe date a t th e first pu hlloallo u big pond. I wonder whether my man prived of his favorite solace. As he up deliberately and went and stood up By 1879 there w ere lines five Inches In (hereof 1» (he A id day of July, 1MUB. F a rra s B lg iir la giving It tbe proper attention.“ U C tiU A M , A ttorney smoked his ideas began to take a mors beside tbe cat In a protecting attitude. diam eter and a hundred mile» long. “Our tastes agree. I ’m devoted to for p u im ig F o a r L A N l K B U K iS “I understand, doggie, and we’ll all Today tha Une from Oklahoma to Naw FI rat street. Strong brick, Aloro, Ore, IMAJ’JaM) normal form. « my garden.” L O C A L , (or r l l lora I go. But, uncle g rin d pa, we can come York by way o f Chicago measures “ How did you find me, Snlpsy?” potato twtw««a Migar “All Englishmen love gardens. They nearly LC00 miles, and our enormous and (*<*(lund. “Oh, ciuqt» I hfcked at the postmark back here summers, can’t we?” “TH IS BUT IS H I8 CAaTUB.” lu (tie OirouU Çouri of (be State of Oregou all love England. And w hat la Eng Arrives at Biggs C on fection ery “W e can and we will, Snlpsy. but annual production o f petroleum b on the letters and got off thè train for tbe okauty of Hneruiau. land but one big garden?” up and down tbe trunks of the trees, there and naked my way. T naked we must have better accommodations. transported chiefly through these lines. “T hat’s what makes America look apparently greatly Interested in hie Frank G A id n u ii I ’ ia tu d ff, i C igars, T o b a c c o s what kind o f tobacco you smoked, for W e can arrange to bring the whole Tbe price o f thia transportation from unfinished to us here. W e're used to work. tbe oil fields to tbe Atlantic eoast b I thought if you smoked you wouldn’t company here for a rest.” For Astoria aud way points, oou- Aunt« A ld rie b . D e fe n d a n t. J seeing every b it o f ground made beau A shotgun and a rifle stood against B illiard and P ool T a b le s only about 8 cents a barrel, o r„ lf inter Ucctlng w ith »learner for llw aeo aud scold me. I ’ve run aw ay from school." , tifu l.” another tree, around tbe trunk of To Auuie Aldrich (he est and coat o f replacements every «bove tiaiued* N o rth Beach. Hteamer Hoaaalo, Ash “Snlpsy!" Beriberi and H arakiri. . I defendant. “Have you been In America, s lrT ’ which a tiny hut had been built. fourteen y e a n be taken Into account. street dock. Iwavea 8.IM p in d ally , “Yeff, and qow I w ant to know all loe oold drink» and loe i rentu in oeg lu the usiut of the State o f Oregon The busy mini. who>only has time to “ Never, but I have met several Eng There was n small campfire burning 11 cents a barrel, pipe linea are now Yon are hereby required to appear and except HUtiday. Matur.lay 10 00 p. m. lishmen wbo have, and 1 once knew aud a unvory smell of meat floated on about It. I know that you saved me rend the head lines of a uewspapar, common In other petroleum producing eon. Soda water, bottled and fountain answer th« ou iup l.u at flu d agmu*.( yoa in Aarlvee 6 00 p. nl. dally except Sunday. from the Are when poor mother was al way a on hand. hustled up to a bum h of his friends an American quite well. Introduced the air, causing the dog to lift bla (be above e iK illt-d s u it,o n or betore (he ts t killed and that you were never well the other day w ith the remark: “Re countries, notably la tba neighborhood F or Day tou, Oiegou City aud Yam *,«y o f tbe tim e p ie a yibad in th a order of him to a life entirely new to him.” head occasionally and sniff w ith an of Baku, where one Une across tbe h ill H iver {Nilut*, Ash street dock. in your foot after, but 1 did not know pu kliaation to w it. on or b«f <r« the 3d dny mit rka hie case, that. Very seldom you “Indeed! H e doubtless found you tlclpation. Caucasus range la nearly 000 miles long. o f H p k m b ' f IMOtf, and II you fa il to ao ap Leaves 7 00 a in d aily except Hunday. that you were so poor. I ’d never have more obliging than I have found your A bird bopped nlong lu front of the remained one hour In that school. MyJ ever bear of u Chinaman committing pear and A n s w e r,.p la in tiff w ill apply to (ba Arrive« 6.80 p.m. d ally except ttenday. suicide ” “1 should say It Is," aald countrymen. I ’ve now been In Eng old man. mid he am lied as he recited uourt lo r the re .le t doo*auded in (he oom- W h a t la B e s t fee le fflg e a tlo n ? For Lewistntf', Idaho, a nd w av mdnta p ln u it filed herein against yoa, to -w it: for a land a month and have found no one In such a peculbr manner that he who mother waa an actreaa, and I am aurei one of the friends. “Did a Chinaman A Hoblnaon of Drum quLu, O ntario, dear«« diseolyiug the bonds of m a trim o n y ' from H lp a iia , Wash, fjeave ttipart» “Yea, Indeed; fel Inclined to know me, much lews Intro heard it would nt once have said, that I have some talent and—tempera- commit suicide7 ' SB(ISIME5S COLLEGE now i lis tin g between (be p la in tiff aud y o a i- 6.40 a. m ., or upon a rriv a l train No. 4, m W A e illN S T O M A M O T E N T H e r e low committed bertl>erl down at Point haa been troubled for y e a n w ith Ind ig duce me.” •T h ia man b an actor." a«lf on tbe grounds of w tifo l deaertiou; and d ally except Haturdxy. A rriv e HI paria j8 , eO N TLA N O . ONEOOM estion, and reoommends C ham berlain ’a Bree»a H e 'w a s a sailor.” “Indeed? | for »ooh otner and fu rth e r re lie f as to tbe “ Have you been presented at court?” f l W R I T E F O R C A T A L O G Aud the nKacrtlnD waa or would < p. in. d aily except Friday. e o tu i uiay seem equitab le and ju st. I was always under the Impression Rtomaeb and L iv e r Tablets aa “ tbe beat “ I have n o t” that r u —» r»» m s r«Mt(u>a have been true, for Eben Harrison T h is sau im ousia served upon yoa by pub th a t b«rl!>erl was a disease and not a “Then I am sorry to aay I can do had been an actor, and a good one, but m edicine I ever used ’’ I f troubled w ith lica tio n (hereof fo r the period o f six siioueas- For full inform ation cal. on or addreea method of self destruction." “ Not on (□digestion or oonsl I pat ion give them a nothing fo r yon.” tv« weeks in ( h e H tier.naa G lu iiiy O bserver, the stage has no use for old a c to n or a weekly newspaper o f general airoolaiion^ your life," said the busy one; “beriberi “You Engl 1 1 h men are wedded to actresses, lie repeated: trial; they are certain to prove benefi publish« d in H hcrw au oounly, O regon, lu W m. M cM U R R A P la one of the most horrible forms of your precedents.” IJ t t le bird w ith boeojn red. ~~ pufoawnoe to the order o f the H o n W m H e n - cial, they are easy to take and pleoaant suicide known." At this Junctors an “W hy should we not be? Our con W elcom e to m y hum ble shed! riobs, C uonty Judge for fiber nan oo uuty, ( ie u ’I PaMscnger A g en t, C o u rtly domes o f high degree other in the group Remarked: “Don’t In effect Price 26c. Hample« free. For d u ly m ade on (be I6 tb day of J u ly . lUUo, aud stitution la made np of them. For H a v e no room fo r thee end me. Portland, Oregon (be date of (be first uubiiostiou (hereof is get beriberi confuRMi w ith harakiri. «ale at Moro Pharm acy merly there waa tbe all powerful king The Temple In the Woods T » O regon S ho ^ t L ine «u» U nion P acific CASTOR IA Tki Usd Yot Htn Alwajt B«gbt W m . Rudolf P rid e and pleasure's fic k le throng. and a subservient people. A mau lu T o them we do not belong. / D a lly to m y table steal. / my position then conld Introduce the W h ile I pick m y scanty meal. lowest subject Into a life entirely D oub t not. little though th e re be. strange to him simply at a word from T h a t I ’ll cast a cru m b to thee. the king. Today tbe king ban only to W e ll rew arded If I spy Pleasure In th y glancing eye. perform hla part of a form. Tbe man la presented a t court and may then be “W h at la It, Friend? Are you grow a t once launched Into a social circle ing very huugry? Well, we’ll sec If it from which the sovereign baa no pow la done." er to recall him.” The dog wagged hla stump o f a tall, “ But w hat entitles him to be pre nnd together they went—the dog and sented r tbe old man, who limped painfully as “Oh, there are various things. He he walked to tlie kettle, which was must be known—In fact, well known «ending forth Its clouds of steam. that la, 1LJ have anything to do w ith ‘jjfes. Friend, It ta done. Stewed bis case. H e most have done some squirrel 1« chJnp nnd ‘w erry fillin’ ’ at . th in g to w arrant my taking him up.” the price, as Ram W etler «ays. W ith “ Does wealth have a jm |d n g to do good ship’s biscuit It la by no menna w ith one’s securii^pffflrgnotT'hRfo <•»?” bad, though It sometimes does get mo “Nothing w h a l e r . I make in- notonous. But w ith little 8nlpay at qulriee as to size < «< hool we must economise ao that abe book. Bnt t l » r c la a w ill not w ant for anything. Dear me Englishmen J h a t rich how the time files! liable to l>«Jturncd ov« “Come on, and we w ilt have our mid- Introduced ffian those v tlhy repast and let good digestion w ait “H ow w A ld yon ad oft api>etlte True, It la TouJours per- ceed In o rd lr to be pre drlk’ and ‘ Monsieur Tonaon come and then tifriexl over J again,’ but we Aiuat l»e thankful that trodoced In A society Tg we have It. You see. It la an economy “You m ust \e c o n c » t a b l e fo r some of life and m eat I must kill the equlr thing. Bnt I i you good morn r»da for science, and I eat the meat for lng. air. I have I engagement to tqy own need—the meat for me and make an Introduce i w ithin a couple Busier and the bone«, broth and Jd* o f hours I must 1« •• you.” cult for you. an even division, doing “Hope I may m e you again," «»Id the greatest good to the greatest num ta r .” Atherton. - Tbe ingiffTilii l 1 politely as During thia soliloquy the old man be w a n e d aw ay, but made no further broke up the biscuit Into a dish and poured the brotb over It and then cut “T h a t’s aa Englishman all over," all the meat from the bones—no, not muttered Atherton. “ H e ’ll take no all and gave the mixture to tbe dog responsibility In vouching fo r a stran and then fed the cat, a fte r which he ger. All must go through th«vpro{>or ate bla own portion, aaylng as he did fo r m ” A t that moment who should come sailing down the way bnt Tredegar, on American resident o f London whom Atherton had known years agone. “Hello. Atherton!” said Tredegar a fte r tooling a t tbe departing stran ger w ith apparent Interest. “ You over h a re t’ “Tea, I ’ve been here some time. Note that man wbo baa juat le ft me. 1 wish to ask you about him. H e aaya th a t a stranger here, a fte r having l»een presented at court, la turned over to him for Introduction Into society.” “Oh. he <lld. d id he? T«» w h a t kind o f society did be say hs Introduced people r “The highest circles.” “ W h a t else did he say?" “H e said, for one thing, that to ta presented at court one must ta nota ble—a t least be never takes up any hut notable people. H e aays oue doesn’t need to lie wealthy to secure bis good offices.** “H e told y«Ai all thia, did he? Now. hear what 1 have to eay about him. T o secure bla attention you would have to be presented at court, but I t would be tbe crim inal court, and to do tbla you wonld need to become notable by com mitting a murder, Tbe higher slrctos to which he would Introduce you would be the angels. You would more likely fall Into hla hand being poor than rich, fo r tbe expenses of defense are large, and tbe {»oor can’t afford them. T ru e enough, tbe sorer elgn who once condemned a subject to the block hy a word now haa no power o f life and death. This man wbo occu pies such an Important position Is none other than Oalcraft. tha hangman." “And I aald I hoped I ’d meet him agate!” " I f you did b*'d Introduce you to a life from which even tha king couldn’t recall you. But I'll take care of you. “Hunger la a famous cook, I read somewhere 1 wish I had some Coffee, and It la kind o f hard to go without a smoke, but Rnlpey must ta able to hold her bead up w ith tbe other girls I can’t get orders enonirh to pay for tobacco n d C’v.l ’ r h««r. too. ao i f you have UulaLed. friend, tve u K go for some water and see If we have trapped that saucy otter yet and Inci dentally take a look nt the muskrats In their habitat, so I can fill tbe order tor a muskrat colony a« aoon a« the squirrels are done. I ’ll take my glasses, snd I ’ll finish my letter to Snlpsy when we returu." Tbe old man took his gun, a large tin pall nnd hl« binoculars. The dog followed dose at hla heels, while the cat returned to hla place on the old coat. Scarcely hnd tbe old mau gone when there w iir n soft rustling In the bushes surrounding th» plgce. Then n pretty face wss thrust through, snd this was followed by a dainty ypung girl oi some fifteen years. She stepped tlto- klly In. and then site tVcognlsed An ex ceedingly disreputable old pipe as be longing to her guardian, whom she a l ways had called uncle grandpa. T ip toeing about, abe sat? tbq tiny cabin then tlie table w ith Its strange outfit of tools. Tbe mounted squirrel was duly admired, and then there was nothing more to do but alt down and w a it Then tbe girl. M ildred Brown ing. saw tbe unfinished letter to her; self and salved her conscience by say ing. “W ell, It la my letter anyhow, fln- labed or not, ao I ’m going to read It." D»ar Ltttl» finlper—A t this mlnut» my ca»ils la r o e n u n r iln * with a ro n iw t, yet In »pit» of that I writ» to you. letting th» mueic oontlnua. Laat night at dlnn»r I •nt»rtaln«d ao many guama that my head ta holt dasad with It all. Thia afternoon I am going to tha tampla, whore I have pooaad many worshipful hours. Ona of my frlanda la going along, while tba real WAM rarnoin Lu my costla preferring to It Isn’t a sacri “ Here la one and there the other. And aa to the temple—ah, child, that Is real. Up at the end of the valley la a high rock, near half a mile high. almost perpendicular, and over tbe top of tbla flows a stream of water, a river In the spring. As It falls over the edge It plunges down straight to a rocky hollow caldron wprn by Its volume beneath It. When It strikes thia caldron It la like ten thousand thunders rolling and reverberating along the valley, and the w ater dashes up In a seething foam terrible to see. frig h tfu l to hear. "A ll down tlie side« of thia rocky precipice there are Interstice« where ferns and flower« have found a foot ing, bnt they would perish were It not for the wladora of God who orders It. The wind aelaea tbe thin stream and carries It aside and cause« It to float like a misty veil back and forth, ao that It dnahes over the plants and makes them sparkle w ith life and beauty “W hile the w ater la floating on the wind and bleaalug the great cliff w ith a beauty of verdure, the thunde^ of the torrent In tbe caldron below la hushed, and suddenly the birds break Into song, thousands and thouaands of them, ao that the very a ir pulaatea lu unison, and the soul Is lifted far above Ihe little things of rills earth, aud then the wind dies down to let the water form again Into one column, which strikes again In Its hollow with a re verberation like thunder and a trem bling o f the ground like an earth quake. Thus it goes on forever, this great organ In God’a own temple, the tree rimmed valley. Ah. child. It has made me a better man to live here alone ao close to nature and nature’s God aud Creator!” “ Uncle grandpa, you were good enough before. Rut would you not lx» willing to leave It all If, for Instance, you conld be manager of your own company—In Kliak<>«|H>«re. you know? I conld ta Imogene or Cordelia or something else after y o u hud taught iu e ” “My child,” It has always l»een the dream of my life to do Just what you «ay. but w ith my halting atepa I can never play, and I should never aurvlve to have It said ’superfluous lags the veteran on tbe sfage ’ W hy speak of th a tr “ Why? I ’ll tell you why You know that mean old real uncle, moth eFa brother, who wouldn't Jake me. a little orphan, Itecause his sister had gone on the stage? Well, be died, aud I have all bis money, snd as yob are my guardian and adopted father, why. you w ill have tha care o f It, and It Is over a hundred thousand dollars. Now, w ill you ta good snd say that we w ill atari out In the Rhakespearean drama? You know I ’ll never go back to school again.” “Thia staggers me, Bulpay, and I don’t know w hat to nay. O f course. H a ra k iri la a way to commit suicide, Banks. but beriberi la a tropical disease.” I t waa In the City o f Brotherly Love “Now , there’s Juat where you're that tbe first bank waa ea U b llalied In wrong," «aid the wise one. “H a ra k iri 178L I t was Incorporated by congress Is tbe Japanese word for suicide, bnt under the name of “T be President. D i beriberi Is the Chinese name?’ I t was rectors and Company of.> tha Bank of several hours before they finally con vinced him of his mistake.—Philadel North Am erica." Three years later tbe second bank In the country was opened phia Record. « In Boston and called tbe Maaaachu- aetts bank. M ore T h a n One W a y . In tbe same year the Bank of Naw “John, dear,” purred hla wlfo, “what York was founded do you think I ought to w ear to Mrs. The first U nited States bank was Highm ore's party week a fte r next?” founded In 1780 and the second In “Oh, w ear anything yon like!” Impa 1810, In which year tha first savings tiently answered John. banka w are aatabllshed, one In P h ila "T h a t’s aw fu lly good of you. dear delphia. tha other In Boston. I shall like to w ear a new silk gown trimmed w ith old point lace, and 1 In te n s e ly C e llo k y P a ln a R elieved thank you ever -so much.” —Chicago “ F o r years I suffered from Intense Sidney Johnson, Proprietor. Tribune. colicky palna w bioh would o»me on at Every kind pf rig to order, limes, and from w hich I could find no and all orders prompt and aatis- H o w to C a ro F o r L a m p s . Bo often people complain ttv>t their relief,” says I M Mason, of Beaverdam factorv at reasonable prices. lamps give poor light. Perhaps they K y . •C h a m b e rla in ’s Golla, <'holers and Farmers teams fed as well as do not give t|jem h alf the attention Diarrhoea Remedy wse reoopituended they are fed at home, if not tatter. they require, yet If done regularly It to me bv a friend. A fte r tak in g a few Telephone at our expense. takes but a abort time each day. In doses o f tbe rem edy I waa com pletely buying lamps aelect those In which the cured four years ago. and there has been N O N C E O F F IN A L H E T T L E M E N T end of the burner ts elevated above no return o f tbe symptoms since th a t In the C ounty «ourt o f tbe fit at« of Oregon, the txidy (or tank) of the lamp. Watch for Hberuien o a ty. 'your wicks closely and change them tim e.” F or sale by Moro Pharm acy before they become short. Do not trim or cut wick»- It Is almost Impossible If you do to get them straight—but scrape off the charred black ernat with a place of cardboard, snd to avoid an odor of oil wash and poll tbe burners every two weeks. Clean tbe glasn chimneys ns soon as they begin to look cloudy. Keep your lamps w ell filled w ith tbe best kerosene oil obtalnalrfe and never attempt to fill a lighted lamp or to burn one when It Is nearly empty. Carrying lamps should be of metal and have firm handles, ao If they are dropped they will not break or ex plode. Bee that hanging or bracket lamps are put up se< ur«Jy and neter allow a lighted lamp to be In a current o f air, as It will smoke i f |t doe« noth ing wotwa I f burolug off should get on the floor or table Hmother tbe flames w ith n woolen blftnket or rug, but not- w ith cotton material. Cotten Ignites H o w fo W a s h B la n k e t» . t O iv in j Him a Hint. Pflpa—Are you w riting to ih n t swaet heart of yours ngirln, Edith? Why. you seem to have been doing so for years. H ow do you sign your letters? Edith—O h. I always aay, “I remain over your loving Edith Jones." Papa—Oh, wall, strike out that “I rem ain" and the “ever*’ and. put three scores under the “Jones.” I t ’s time that young man waa coming to the point. N e v e r K n o w n to F a ll ” 1 have used C h am berlain ’» Colic, Chutora and Diarrhoea Rem edy aluoe It waa first Introduced to tbe public. In 1872, and have never found ao instance wbe»u a cure was n ot speedily effected by Ito use. I have been « commercial traveler for 18 years, and never start out on a trip w ith o u t thia rem edy, m y very faithful frie n d ,” says H H Nichols, of Q pklond, I T. For sale by Moro Pbar- W a ite rs en Horseback. In great French bouses o f days gone When blankets are to be washed by dinner was annonneed by tbe blow soap should ta cut Into amnll piece« ing of hunting borne, and It la on rec and dissolved luto a Jelly This » h o « ld ord Chat a t certain gala feasts the be added to warm water, enough to dishes w»re brought In by servants In form a suds, nnd borax put In for sof full arinor mounted upon caperiaoned tening and purifying purposes, into horses, a practice we conld only look this the blankets should be entirely for during tbe reign o f chivalry. O f Immersed and allowed to remuln fof tha attendants at dinner the carver and half an hour. Tbe water should not server took .precedence over ail the be allowed to get cold. A fter the hffu » others. They stood probably on each kets are soaked through they should ta soused np and down to release th* side o f their lord. The eerver. It may d irt, then put through a wringer. A ft ba mentioned, waa the officer who er this the blanket» are put through a placed the dishes on the table. second ends prepared In the same way as the flrMt. They are squeeze«I, tgyt G r a n a la te d S e r a C yeu C u re d not nibbed. A Liard should not ba “ For 20 year» I suffered from a bad used, and, above nil. soap should i»ev«r ta rubbed directly on Ute blanket. This ( sm c nt granulated snr* eyas, aaya M a r not only causes ff to shrink, but th« tin Boyd, o f H e n rie tta , K y . In Feb small balrs are all matted by tbe soap, ruary, 1008, a friend eaked me to try snd the blanket loses Its fluffy a p p e y . O liau 'b erlalu ’eHalve I bought one box sues. They should ta rinsed In m m u end need about tw o -lh lrd a of It, end w ater w ith t a r s i or ammonia addfft m y eyee have not given me any trouble to keep them soft sud dried on a day elnoe.” For sale by Moro Pharm acy of atm nnd wind. C h ild r e n O ry FOR FLtTCHER'S C A S T O R l A. » in tbe m a tte r of th« eataie o f B en ja m in F. Rtiaeffer, deceased. T o a ll whom it m ay eunoern: Nottoe ts iieteby given that tb e ju derMigncd xdroinia- trs to r o C th e estate of B etijaru iu F. fib»«f- fe r, decerned; n»S filed w ith the clerk o f the above e n title d oouri, his bind report and sooount aa such e d m in U tra to r. nnd that M on dxy, tbe 4th daV o f Oototier, 190H, at (he boar o f 10 o'clock a. m ., in the «ouutv aonrt room in M orq, county o f fih erm an and state of O regon, aa by the order o f aa d oouuty oouri duly made and entered on the l t t h day of Augii«t,lt*H l,being dnlv appoint ed «» the iin»i .nd plao« fo r th« aettlenient o f the s 4d fin a l r«i«»r( ><ml »iccoaiit, and for the bearing a i d determ in e io i < -f otijeofioue thereto, i f any there be. D ated a t M oro, H iia in e n aonrity, Oiegou thie, 11 h day of Augnat, lffif.i J o b s J . fic n rs F /k a . A d in liiia tra tn r o f the eataie of Be' jnuuii) F Hohaeffi-r. M s i s d i , A B s ia m t , Attorney» iMfiAtfllfislO tbe 331 day o f J u ly , 1HUM. « e i— .1 J B .MiJ J8»31 S « A ttorney tw Piatuttff U M M O N « ,- - lu ig« Circuit Court e l the H a ts o l (begun lor Mlieruuin GuutXy. Joevpntoe M y rtle lila m e r P la in tiff, va. Jaoob F ra n k lin U lu m e r D efend an t , I ) b«*pi«uit>er, I. j OS, and It you ta ll (iiso appear and aiiHWitr, p la iu u ff w ill appiy to Ih e G u u u lo r the re lie f UaruAiKleU tu (be u o iu p la liil then tier, in n g ainat you, to wit: F o r a deori-e 3 i .-» o 1 v iiiu tb« boudit of lu a iriu io u ) now ex- laiiiig i*eiw«eu (be p la in tiff aud yourself on (be grounds o f cruel and lu bum su (re s i- iut i>t, x m l (o r snob oiber and fu rth e r caitef ue to the ooort m ay see'ut equltao l« and jm it. I bis aiiininouH in»erv«d upon yoa by pub- I. oh non ibereof f o r a period of aixeuoaaha- iv« weeks in tbeSbcruiiiu Coauty O b aerver.a w«ekly new »paper at geuaral oiraaiaii«.u piitiiiHiied in fibt'Mnau county, O regou, iu pursuance u, n n o rd e ro f (be Ron. W iu U e u - rioba, ju dge of (be Couuty G o arl of fiber- uinii coauiy. O regon, duty made ou ih e 18iti day of J u ly , ltMii). and >be date o f (be Br»t s a b iio an o n ibereof i» tbe 38d day of J u ly , 1MAJ. W D F u k s m a s , A ttorney 342jZ8i«8| • k m « co ~ . M I'A T IO N H • • • * - .G llie o iis .. . ..M lu k e .,. .. WiiMeo.. K lo u d yke Handoii . . . Hay Canon Jut . M cD >na id a .. . . . D e M u e fi.,, ------ Moro . . . , : K rekln ville . OruMM Valley. . . Bourbou. . . ___Kent* . . . . . . . W iluox . . . . . H h a n lk o .,. F o r rate» and in fo rm a tio n apply to F . C R A B T R E E , A g e n t, M o ro , O r. lu the C irc u it C o a rt of tbe H tate of Oiegou, In aud (or the uo'iuty o f fiherm au. G iara B aker P la in tiff, vs. F ra n k E B iik«r, D efend an t, Hammons. intricali ~ Tine tbl« Nol'J N orthb nd M ay 16 lUUfi for Ptaiut.ff T o F ra n k E B ak e r the above m im ed de fen d a n t lu lb« nam e o f th« Htate o f O regon: •Yon are hereby ri-qolred to appear and aUHWer the o o inp laint filed HgsiiiMl yon lu (he a b o v e « n tille d «oit, on or liefore the laai dav of tha llm i pri soritied in the order of pu blica tio n ,g o -w it, <>□ or tiefore the 3d day of fiepiem ber, ltMJU, aud if you fa ll to oo a p pear aud auaw ei, p la in tiff w ill apply io tlie oouri lo r the re lie f dem anded :n (be ooni- p la iu t filed herein agahiet yon; to -w it, fo r a deoree diesoiviug the bonds of m atrim o n y now exiNtiiig between the p la in tiff aud yonraelf, ou the ground» of w ilfu l deaertiou fo r a p' rtod of more than one year aud for Rush other and fu rth e r re lie f as to tue oourt m ay »««iu > q u it able and juat. ib is suiumoiia ih »«eved upon yoa by pub- Hestion thereof for the period of six auooaee- tve week» in T h e fiheriuau Coauty Observer, a weekly neWKpaper of general c irc u la tio n , pnbltshed iu HUerman coun'v, Oregou, in partmanoe to an order of the H o n Wm H en trs to r o l (ho e a la i« i,f Uwii«oa>t k li-L iu e .U a - nebs, County Judge for fih en n h a county, •aeiwd Ima filari w ith ti>a olerk o f ili» sta,va duly marie on tbe 13th day o f J uly 1V0W, e n ll'lc d ooort, hla Anni te p o rt and noooant aud the d a le o f the first pn blieatlo n thereof a» «aab adinitdxirMi.' r, a n „ l i n i M >nday «he is the Xtd day of J>i y, ltMHi. tth day o f I totober, IlkW, ai ili« bonr of 10 J Fred Ym ea, A ttorney o’olook s. u t., In tue c o ir » nonri rooui iu 34ij23aS] for P la in tiff M oro, oonn y 01 Diit*rnrn;>, a i« .« , f (>retori, ss by order o f «>ud uuu .t» m e 1 Jn!y mede snd b u i «rad ou tu» i l i , ri»v <>. . n yen , i<nw, IONS - I n the C ircuit Court ol tha Stole o f begun for Sher •nun count,. b a ili« duly i>f»poiii:> d a» il.« u „ „ planò fo r tue M l d n , « i l of l i « «ni . final r«|>orl sud nooonnt, aud for th« h« r uè ai ri deter- Io n G n rb arln o , P la in tiff. V». (uin a tio n o f objcucfoun li.- n .0, if s u i diete K. O . O a -h a rln o , D efendant. D a l« d s i M oro, (fb«rm «rt e >><o»y, Oregon, ib is, l | ( h dny of AnuUat. I m i .*. T u K. O . G a rb a rio o . tbe above nam ed da J ohn J firn K vrss, Aoudii<«tcator fe n d s u t— of Ih « «»late o f tk b i's a .ic L a n e In the nanie o f the Htate o f Oregon; U b im d u A B u i à n t . A t t o r t a v i {.'*,to.ftial3»IO You are ttorebv r«qn»r»<! to appear and answer «be oom pi« m t filed against yon In the ajiuve e n tn ie d suit, on or ta fo r« the last day of the* tim e praxoribed in tba order of pu blica tio n ,to w it; on or before the 10tli day o f fieptam ber 13d9, and If you fa il 10 »0 ap pear and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply lo t h » aonrt for the r v lia f demnnded In tiie oom p la in t filed herein against yon, to -w it, for n decree dUMolvinu Ihe ta n d a of m atrim otiy now « lin in g between tbe p la in tiff and v<>nr »elf on ihe ground» of vrual and iu b u m a n trea tm e n t »nd f >r auobother and fa rth e r re Tn ao x M arrs lie f as to tha ooort m ay aaaro equitable * , d FptMK5RpVÌ i” •r<1» jnat. - r rrw » “ oevRioiiTS Ac. T h ia anramona iaaerred soou yoa by pob- Anvone »eniJIna • »*«,..11 and deecrlptlon ai»] lloation thereof for a period o f six anooes»- ynl««ly M nerialn o « - '»•''nioa free whether In ve n tio n ta p ro b a b ly *'-.ry n ta h la . t'ov itn a n te a ive weeks In T h e H hennsn Gonnty O bserver, ttomuiMWÜf m o M m u M h O R O M «o i'a im ia « weakly newspaper o f ««n aral s im u la tio n , •e o t I r e a oldnot a m u .-y (or »«cnrkia notants. pnbllshad In fih erm an oouuly, O regon, in I * » t « n l a ta k en tb rn n e k H m m A t rene WMlel norm. wWhant cSxri’« in the parauaune to an order o f the H on W m Hao- riobs, jodge o f tbe Oonnty Go a r t o f Hhar- cnan oonnty, O regon, d a ly made on the y«d day of J n ly , foot», »ud the data o f tha first A hsadanmely UliMtreted weekly, m il* tlo n o f a n y e d en lid o (onrnió. pn blieatlo n thereof la tb e 3 0 (h day o f J u ly . rear t fnar omwi U u , 91. Hold by ail IK *. . Scientific South- ' bound (KUH* tig I d ally i 843-jiOslOj r. « W il b s s A fivaaoss. Attorneys fay plaintiff E A S T via S O U T H Overland Express trains for Halera, Rim.ri.urg, Ashland, Ba. ia iu e u to , Og den, Han Francisco, Htockton Loa Angelou, E l Pano, N ew Orleaus and tbe East. Leaves Portland Union Depot, 8 46 p. in. Afrivea 7 ‘26 a m ., d ally. M orning train oounectsat Woodburn dally except Hunday w ith trains for M t. A n gel, Milverton Krow nsville, Hprtngfiel.l, W eu dllog aud N a tro n . Loaves Portland U n lou D epot8.80a m . arriv es 6.66 p. m . Eugene paaeeuger connects a t W txxl- burn w ith M t. Angel and Hllverton local. Leaves Portland Union. Depot 4.16 p. m., returns 10 36 a .m ., d aily , Corvallis (»aaeeiiger leaves Portland U u io ti D epo t7.80a in ., arrivea6.6O p m . D o lly . Hlierhlan passenger leaves Portland Union Depot 4 60 p.in., at rives N. 26 a. in . Dally. Forest Grove paoseuger leave« Port land Uulon Depot 10 4o p.m , arrives I 60 p.m. D ally except Hunday. P O R T L A N D OHW EGO H U B U R H A N S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L D IV IS IO N . Depot, Foot of Jefferson Street. Leave« from Jefferson street depot for D» I Isa and luterinedlata points daily 4 16 p.m. A rrive Po rtland , 10.16 a .m . T he tnriependeuoe-Monmouth Motor L in e operates dally to M oum outb and A lrlle, oohuectlng w lt lr 8 . P, Co’a trains at Dallaa and Independence. Tlcketa to Eastern points and Europe also Japan, China, Honolulu anti