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F R I D A Y ....................... Oct. 8, 1909
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How a Whilom Wallflower Bios*
somed Into a Belle.
By O. H E N R Y .
ICopyrigtat. 1XM. by U o C lu r t, PbiUlpe
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Every Saturday night tbs Clover
Leaf Social club gave a hop In tbs hail
of the Give uud Take Athletic assoc la
(Ion on the east aide. In order to a t
tend one o f these dances you must be
a member or the Give and Take, or If
you belong to the division that starts
off with the right foot lu wait slug you
must work In Rhlneguld’u |Mt|»er box
factory. 8 tlll. auy Clover Leaf was
privileged to escort or be escort cd by
m outsider to a single dancs. But
uostly each Give and Take brought
he paper box girl 4 bat he affected,
By A D E L A I D E R U T H H I L L .
ind few strangers could boast of hav
IC op yrig ht, 1*». by A m erican Press Asso
¡ng shaken a foot at the regular hops.
ciation . J
Muggle Toole on account of her dull
"The old fashioned fight of the far
•\ves. broad mouth and left handed
west." said the veteran, front Idaho,
style of foot work lu the twostep
"baa died out with the stagecoach
Now and then there’s aoiue monkey went to the dances with Anna McCar-
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bualness goln’ on there, but It's uot
w hat It used to be. I ’ve seen and
heaffl of a numtier of ’em. but uone In
my remembrance for reel fightln’, alch
as men fight who re goln' to fight ai j
all, equals that between McGuire and
Riley aw ay back bt tbe fifties
“The fo r t o f It all was a dispute over
cards. I t didn’t amount to much, ex
cept It made bad blood between the
two men. A fterw ard they met on a
ranch, and Riley accused Melanin» ,of
purposely brandin’ stock as didn’t be
long to him. McGuire tried to kill him
then and there, hut was Interfered
with by Riley’s friends. Soon a fte r
that some one, knowln’ that the tw »
men were bound to have It out, sug
gested to McGuire that they go off
alone for the figh t McGuire agreed
and sent word to Riley that he'd meet
him the next mornln’ at sunup on the
trail between Beeswax and Bully
creek and they would then and there
settle whether or no he had branded
stock thas wasn’t hls’n. Riley agreed
There wasn’t no seconds, no surgeons
nor any of the claptrap th a t men have
In toy duels. They was just goln’ out
to fig h t
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“W ell, the next mornln’, when It was
still dark, McGnlre mounted his horse
and rode off toward the trail. There
had been nothin’ aald about weapons,
Acuoaa tux n xxm maooib sailed .
each man bein’ le ft to take w hat be
thought he could do the moat damage
with. McGuire carried two alx shoot
ers and a knife. As hehgode qlong'Phc
stars was a-dyln* out find there was
consld'able light where the aun was
g lt t ln ' ready to tom e up.
H e looked
toward the few little shanties that
was Beeswax and saw somepio black
cornin’ from that direction. I t was
Riley, and he was armed ju s t about as
M cGnlre was. They was a mile ajairt
“Not w antin’ to bring on the fight
too near Beeewax. McGuire waited
awhile, then moved on alow. When
Riley got Into range McGuire suddenly
ducked under his bone’s neck and
fired. H is bullet didn't do any dam
age at a lt
Riley he ducked Indian
fashion, too, and fired. Roth on ’em
was rtdlu* around In a circle lookin’
• fo r • chance to plug the other. Finally
R iley’s horse went down, bit by one
of M cG uire’s bullets. Riley, knowln*
this would give his enemy an advan
tage. shot M cG uire’s home, and each
made a breastwork o f his animal.
“ Riley got tbs first plug, M cG uire
cuttln’ s scratch around the side of
his bead that Ailed his shootln’ eye
w ith blood. H e put bis handkerchief
under his hat to ketch It and kept on
fightln*.
“Before the dozen shots each o f ’em
started w ith was exhausted both of
’em had three or four wounds. Net
ther o f 'em dared go out from behind
his horse till then, l»ut when th e last
shots bad been fired-they started for
each other w ith knives. Both on ’em
staggered aa they eyed each other,
watchln* for a chance to git In a blow.
But they was both about squally tuck
ered out, and neither on ’em bad an
advantage, and neither on 'em could
git In a stroke to kill.
“By this time the popTatlon of the
three huts that made up the town o’
Beeswax, bein’ wakened by the shots,
come out to see the show. 1 was one
on ’em. McGuire and Riley was back
in ’ at each other, both staggerin' from
losa o* blood, havin' more of It outside
than inside and Just enough In tbelr
blinkers to keep ’em from seeln’ where
to strike. I t was a beautiful s ig h t 1
tell you. these tw o gams men settlin'
• their dispute In true manly fashion,
without seconds or surgeons
“Blmehy they got so weak and so
blind that th e ir blows was nothin’ that
• four-year-old boy couldn’t dodge;
then they stopped altogether.
We
picked ’em up and carried ’em to the
town. There wasn't but one room that
could be spared, and ws put ’em on
bunks side by side. Each on ’em had
from tan to fifteen wounds, and they
was pretty well played out. but we
watched ’em for awhile, thlnkln* if
they got strong enough they’d go a t
each other sg’ln. You see. we didn't
w ant ’em to die on our hands, we to
for burial -things and nothin* to
ty and her fellow. Anna and Mag
gie worked aide by aide In the factory
uud were the greatest chums ever'
So Xnua always made Jlm iqy Burna,
lake her by Maggie’s house every Sat
urday night so that her friend could
go to the dance w ith them.
The Giv« and Take A thletic assocla*
tion lived up to Ita name. The ball
of the association lu Orchard street
was fitted out with muscle making In
ventions. W ith the fibers thus bulld-
ed up. the members were wont to en
gage the police and rival social and
athletic organ lent Iona In joyoua com
bat. Between these more serious oc
cui«t1ons . the Saturday night bopa
w llb the paper box factory girls efime
aa a refining tnfldefoce and as an effl
d en t acreeu. for sometimes the tip
went around, and I f you were among
I ba elect that tiptoed up th e dark hack
stairway you might see as nest and
satiafying a little w elterweight affair
to a finish as ever happened inside the
ropes.
On Saturdays Rhlnegold’a paper box
factory closed at 3 p. m. On one
such afternoon Anna and Maggie
walked homeward together. A t M ag
gie’s door Anna said, as usual, “ Be
ready at 7 sharp, Mag. and Jimmy
and roe ’ILcome by for you.”
Hut what waa this?
Distend of
the customary humble and grateful
thaijks from the nonesnorted one there
were to be perceived a high poised
tiead. a prideful dimpling at the cor
ners of a broad mouth and almost a
sparkle In the doll brown eye.
‘T hanks. Anna.” said Maggie, “but
you sud Jimm y needn’t bother tonight
I ’ve a gentleman frleud that's cornin’
around to escort me to the bop.”
The comely Auua pounced upon her
friend, shook her. chided and be
sought her.
Maggie Toole catch a
fellow —plain, dear, loyal, uuzttrac-
live Maggie, so aweet as a ebum, so
unsought for a twostep or a moonlit
bench In the little park! How waa ItY
Wheu did It happen? Who was It?
“You’ll see ton igh t” said Maggie,
(lushed with the wine of the first
gra|M*A she had gathered In Cupid’s
vineyard. "H e ’s swell all right- H e’»
two Inches taller than Jimmy and aa
up to date dresser.’’
Anna and Jimmy were among the
first Clover Leafk to arrive that even
ing. Auna's eyes were brightly fixed
upon the door of the hall to catch the
first glimpse of her friend's “catch.**
At 8:30 Miss Toole swept Into the
hall w ith her escort. Quickly her tri
umphant eye discovered her chum un
der the wing of her faithful Jimmy.
“Oh. gee” cried Ann«. “ Ylfl.’* ain’t
made a bit oh. U«'. Swell frlio w !
W e ll 1 guess! Style? Look at ’a n ." ,
"Go aa fa r aa you like,” M id Jim
my. wltk sandpaper In his voice. “Cop
him orft i f you want him. Tbrae new
“W e did g it S doctor for ’em. and
Don’t mind me H e don't squeeze alt
the limes, I guess H uh.”
"Shut up. Jimmy. Yon know what 1
mean. I ’m glad for Mag. F irst fellow
•b e ever had Oh. here they come.’*
Across the floor Maggie sailed like a
oquettlah yacht convoyed by a stately
cruiser And truly her companion Jus
tified the encomiums of the faith fu l
chum. H e stood two Inches taller than
the average Give and Take athlete: hla
dark hair curled; hls eyes and bis
forth as shed whenever he bestowed
lita frequent smiles. The young men of
'he Clover I>eef club pinned not tbelr
faith to the graces of person aa much
as they did to Ita prowess. Its achieve
ments In band to baud conflicts and Ita
preservation from the legal duress that
constantly menaced It. They viewed,
(hen, the genuflexions and alluring
puses of thia visitor w ith tbelr chins
at a new angle.
“A friend of mine. M r. Terry O ’Sul
livan.” was Maggie's formula of Intro
duction. Rbe led him around the room,
presenting him to each new arriving
Clover I e « f
Almost was she pretty
now. with (be unique luminosity In
her eyes that comes to a girt w ith her
first suitor and a kitten w ith Ita first
he looked out for 'em both. H e said
he thought Riley would dis, though,ba
couldn't be sure about slther on ’4m.
I t was some lim a before either knew
enough to understand w hat waa goln*
oa and longer before they could M y
anything. We was speculatin’ whether
when they got np they’d call the fight
off. start In for a new one. or what,
when one mornln* when the sun waa
shinin' In on 'em peaceful Riley he
reached out his hand, took hold o’ Mc
Guire a and says he. he aaya
“ 'Reckon you didn’t brand no stock
that didn’t belong to you.'
“ We waa aurprlaed to aee McGuire
take his hand, and ha aaya, aaya he.
'You’re game anyway.*
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“I t was two months before they got
Bp and another before they could git
away. When they did they rods off
fust rate frleods.
“ No, alree; there ain’t no such gams
fights BOW aa they was than.
acrid ha a rune o u t o f '—
The
“ Game fig h te r replied the tlatener
w hat they were- game fights.
dogfights Ruch men
ffs asepaeffs. and even
that sort ef fix ht lug has disappeared
rtvUlaad eaodltlons
The
where what yea call f
game fights took place h now being
covered w ith dwellings. Schools, col
guys always win
o a t w i t h t h * trash
•xpressed their Indifferent contempt.
Dsuully at the weekly hops Maggie
Kept a apot on the wall warm w ith her
back. Hbe felt aud showed so much
gratitude wbeuever a aelf sacrtflclfitf
pa it ner Invited her to a dance that
his pleasure was cheapened and di
minished
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But toulght the pumpkin had turned
to a coach and alx. T erry O ’Bnlllvan
was a victorious Prtnce Charming, and
Maggie Toole winged her first butter
fly flight.
The girls besieged her for Introduc
i n g to her fellow. The Clover Leaf
oung men. a fte r two years of blind
news. suddenly perceived charms In
Miss Tbole. They flexed their rom-
l«eillng muscles before her and be
spoke her for a dauce.
Thus she scored, but to T erry O Sul
livan the honors o f the evening fell
thick and fast. Ha shook his curia, bo
smiled aud went easily through the
seven motions for acquiring grace In
your own room before an open window
ten minutes each day. H e danced like
a faun, be Introduced manner and
style and atmosphere, his words came
trippingly upon his tongue, and—he
waltxed twice In succession with the
|M»i»er box girl that Dempsey Douovau
brought
Dempsey was the leader of the as
sociation. H e wore a dress suit and
could chin the bar twice w ith oue
hand.
He was one of “ Big M ike"
O’8ulllvau’a lieutenants and was never
troubled by trouble. No cop dared to
arrest him.
Whenever he broke a
pushcart man’s head or shot a mem
ber of the Heinrich B. Sweeney Out
ing and L iterary association in the
kneecap an officer would drop around
and aay:
T h e cap’n ’d like to see ye a few
minutes round to the office whin ye
have time, Dempsey, me boy.”
But there would be sundry gentle
men there w ith large gold fob chains
and black cigars, aud somebody would
tell a funny story, and then Dempsey
would go. back and work hair an hour
w lth the six pound dumbbells. So do
ing a tight rope act on a w ire stretched
across Niagara was a safe terpslch-
orean performance compared w ith
waltxlng tw ice w ith Dempaey Dono
van's paper box girl- At 10 o’clock the
jolly round face of “ Big M ike’’ O'Sulli
van shone at the door for five minutes
upon the scene. H e always looked In
for five minutes, smiled at the girls
and banded out perfectoa to the boys.
Dempsey Donovan was at hla elbow
Ipstantly. talking rapidly. “ Big M ike”
looked carefully at the dancers, smiled,
shook hls head and departed.
The music stopped. The dancers scat
tered to the chairs along the walla,
T erry O'Sullivan, w ith hls entrancing
bow, relinquished a pretty girl In blue
to her partner and started back to find
Maggie. Dein|»ey Intercepted him In
the middle of the floor.
Some fine Instinct that Rome must
have bequeathed to us caused nearly
every one to -tura and look at them.
There was a subtle feeling that two
gladiators had met In the arena. Tw o
or three Give aud Take« w ith tight
coat sleeves drew m erer,
“One moment, Mr. O’Sullivan,’’ M id
Dempeey. “I hope you’re enjoying
yourself.
Where did you say you
lived?”
The two gladiators were well match
ed. Dempaey had perhaps ten pounds
of weight to give away. The O’Sulli
van had breadth w ith quickness.
Dempeey had a glnclal eye, a dominat
ing slit of a mouth, an Indestructible
ja w , a complexion like a belle's and
the coolneM of a champion. The visitor
showed more fire In hla contempt and
leas control over hls conspicuous sneer.
They were enemies by the law w ritten
when thè, ro c k f were molten. They
were each too splendid, too mighty, too
incomparable, to divide pre-eminence.
One oply must survive.
“I live on- Grand.” said O’Sullivan
Insolently, “and no trouble to find me
at home. W here do you live?”
Dempeey Ignored the question.
“You M y your name's O’Sullivan,”
he went oti. “ W ell. ‘Big Mike* m j s he
never sew yon before."
"Lots of things he never saw,” said
the favorite of the bop.
“Aa a rule^” went on Dempaey. hus
kily sweet. “O’Sullivans In this dis
trict know one another. You escorted
one of our lady members here, and We
want a chance to make good.
If
you’ve got a fam ily tree let’s see a
few historical O’8ulllvsn buds come
yut on I t O r do you want ua to dig
It out of you by the roots?"
“Suppose you mind your own busi
ness.” suggested O’Sullivan blandly.
Dempsey’s eye brightened. H e held
up an Inspired forefinger as though a
brilliant idea bad struck him.
“I ’ ve got It uow.” be said cordial
ly. “I t was just a little mistake. You
ain’t no O’Sullivan. Yim are a ring
tailed monkey. Excuse us for not rec
ognizing you at first.”
O'8ulllvnn's eye flashed. H e made a
quick movement hut Andy Geoghan
was ready and caught hls arm.
Dempsey nodded at Andy mid W il
liam McMahan, the secretary of tbs
club, and walked rapidly toward a door
at the rear of the hall. Tw o other
members of the Give and Take asso
ciation ew lftly Joined the little group.
T'*rry O’Sullivan was oow In the hands
of the Inni id of rule« and social re f
erees. They apoke to him briefly and
softly and conducted him out through
the same door at the rear.
Thia movement ou the part of the
C lo v e r I * « f m e m b e rs requires a word
of elucidation. Back of the associa
tion ball waa a smaller room rented
by thecJub. In thia room personal d if
ficulties that arose on the ballroom
floor were settled, man to man. w ith
the weapons of nature, under the su
pervlston o f the board. No lady could
M y th a t aha had wltnesaed a fight a t
a Clover L ea f bop In several years.
Ita gentlemen members guaranteed
th a t
Bo easily and smoothly bad Dempsey
and the board done tbelr preliminary
work that many In the ball had not no
ticed the Check lug o f the fascinating
O’Sullivan’s social triumph.
Among
them waa Maggie. She looked about
for bar escort
• ‘u - r ' ; 12
solid shoulder against the door oi Hi -
room o f single com bat i t gare w.n.
aud In the Instant that she entered her
eye caught the scene—the board gt d
lug about w ith open w a tehee; D, p
aey Donovan In hla shirt alarm s <lau
clng, light footed, w ith the w ary Bruce
of the modern pugilist w ithin easy
reach of hls advereary; T e rry O ’Sut-
Uvan standing w ith anus folded and
a murderous look lu hla dark reyca.
And without slacking the speed of her
eotrauce aba leaped fo rw ard JMth «
scream—leaped In , time to catch and
hang upon the arm o f O’HulUvan that
was suddenly uplifted and to wi
from It the long, bright stiletto that
be had drawn from hla bosom.
The knife fall and rang upon the
floor. Cold steel draw n to the ft» " '“*
of the Give and T ak e association!
Such a thing had never happened be
fore. Every one stood motloulem for
a minute. Andy Geoghan kicked the
stiletto w ith the toe of hls shoe cm l-
oualy, like an antiquarian who h m
come upon some aucteut weapon un
known to hls learning.
And then O'Sullivan biased eoi >*
thing unintelligible between hla te> h.
Dempaey aud the board escbaiiK' <1
looks. And then Dempsey looked nt
O'Sullivan without auger, aa one Io
at a stray dog, and nodded hla h< <
In the dlrectlou of the door.
’T h e back atalrs. Gluaeppl,” he j id
briefly. "Somebody 'll pitch your hat
down a fte r you.”
Maggie walked up to Dempsey I ’ n-
ovan. There waa a brilliant apoi of
red In her cheeks, down which slow
tears were running
H u t she looked
him bravely in the eye.
•I knew It. Dempaey,” she said an
her eyes grew dull even In their tears
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fo r P la in tiff
e quitab le
T b ia •uuiaaona la published parauso» to
an order m ade and dated <>n tpe 24th day of
A usasi. 19U9, by U o u W in H enrieba.G oaaty
Judue o f ik e oounly o f » b e n n a ti, «tate of
O regon, by wbteb ordor tl la ditee te d tb a t
this -nnm tona be published In tba »ba rm a n
Ovnutv Observer ones a week fo r alx eoneee-
a tlr e weeks and tba fiato of tbe first pn bli-
oatlua is tbe fffth day o f Aegnat. 1808.
itofieTTidl
»TBAaaM A Gius*. Attorneys
for Flatntdl
dally to Kaunas City. Bzcliniog ohalr-
oars (mats firra) to tba East dally.
rawicntni1 m nw— — zn— ran— ssamaZEsnaaw
Mr. Dally.
P O R TldtH D D X rv T . Lv. p a lly .
CIM CAQO-FOBTLANO
fiTKO IA I. far Uie Beat
vie Nentnagtoe.
9J0 a e z
FSMwe Biggs, (stops) 12.1* p.m.
•rO K A N C FL Y B X .
Pasara Biggs
two (22) in tow uablp gte ( i ) m x U j o f range
•ixteen (IB ) east o f tha W illa m e tte m e rid i
an to Sberm nn oounly, at ale o f O reaon, to
igjina •old aooordlng to la w , and th a t the prooeede
( ’hupped skin w hether on the hand»
a ria iflk tiro in the sale o f aaid property be d i
r fire , may be cured lu cue nigh ht ht vided aooordiiiu to tbe reapee'ive Interests
pplvlug Cha.<'i>erlain> Halve. I t 1» o f tba plntotigu and dafeudauta, and for
’ ho uitequnled for aore nipples, burn» «neb other and fa rth e r re lie f aa m ay aeeui
a m t and equitab le in tbe preenlaea.
u«l »CHlda For sale at Moro Pliarinac)
T h ia turnm on« is «»rved. spun »«»a by pnb-
lleauou by autho rity of an order o f H o n
W m ' R enrioba, («ru nty Juda« o f Sber nan
L aw yer (examining wltneasl— Where oonuty, Oregon, w h ich said order was made
u d i - u t t u t d o u tbe 18th day o f Septem ber,
ws» your maid a t the time?
lllU tt. and req uires-yo n to answer the com
D u ly —In my bondolr, arranging my p la in t w u b in mx week! e f the date of tin
first publioaiiu n of thia summons.
hair.
’
,
E V. JLlTXjLaiBLD.
L aw yer—And were you In your
H4i»l
’
- A ttorney fo r P la in tiff«
boudoir also?
l)>.q, of drat pn hltentiou, ttepleiulrer 24,I!H»W
Lady (indignantly!—B lri— Paris Jour D a l e o f last publkhrtlOu, N iVetu t t t A. lilUM
“1 knew he wuqgi guinea. III.-, name’s
Tony Spinelli. I hurried lu when they
told me you and him was s< rappln’.
Them guineas always carrtea knives.
Hut you don't understand, l ’em prej.
I never had a fellow lu my life. 1 got
tired of cornin’ w ith Anus and Jimm y
every night, eo 1 fixed it wtt i him to
call himself O'Sullivan and brought
him along. I knew there'd he nothin’
doin’ for him tf_ be came as s dago.
I guess I ’ll resign from tbe club now.’’
Dempsey turned to Andy Geoghu i
“Chuck that cheese sheer out o f the
w indow,” be »«Id. “and tell 'em Innidp
that Mr. O’Sullivan baa had a tele
phone mereage to go down to Tam-
many H a ll.”
And then be fnrned back to Maggie
“ Say. Msg." he said, “ I'll see y u
home. And how about next Sstarday
night? W ill you come to the hop whh
me if I call around for you?"
It was remarkable how quickly Mag
gie’s eyes could change from dull (•>
a shining brown.
“ W ith you. Dempsey?” she "timm j
ed. "Say, w ill a duck swim?"
J D . Jew ett, P la in t» « ,
)
va.
(■
Elizabeth McDonald Jewett, DefeudanL J
A T L A N T IC KXrxKW
fur th« Bost vis Heat-
legtun.
• 7.4Z p m
i T m
Poser« M g z .
To Elisabeth McDonald Jewett, tbe above
S kin
nal.
N O ! 1 0 8 F O R P U b L lC A ’i'IO N , ( F a b lis b e r)
W B . O o p rin iid ; A aguata C io è land : U
,
J . b jM vb o 'g ; Annie Kaoeharg; L i n i e Re
n e tt; W . C. Bennett; Frankie Kaaeborg
and L isa is K aaeborg, (unitrer h e ir* o f W.
H K aaeborg, deceased) K. K . K asebarg;
E velyu Keeeborg ; A. C . Knee barg; H e r
bert Root a ad A m elia R oot. D efend an ts.
T o W. R. Copeland, Augusta ’C opel«ud,
H.
J.
K aaeborg,
Annie
Kaaeborg,
L izzie
B eu uett,
W.
Q.
B en o e u ,
F ra n k ie K aarbarg and L lzs ia Kae-ibarg
( M in o r h r ire ot W . H . Kaaeburg. deoe«aed,)
ibe above nam ed defendant«. In tbe u a u e
•f the h ta te uf O rem m , yoa are hereby re
quired to appear end answer to tbe oora-
p la iu t b ird herein on or before tbe 8 .b day
o f O e 'o b e r. 1808 and it yoa fa ll to oo appear
and anawer, tbe p la iu tlff w ill apply to
C o a rt fur a deot»e th a t referees i be appiMut-
I of » e e t i o u
ed and tb a t tbe Hoatb R a lf
Niue 18) in .Townebip Owe (11 N o rth of
Range Sixteen (18] Ka»t o f tbe W illa m e tte
M e rid ia n lu » b e rm a t C oun ty, » ta te of G re-
, on, be sold eooordmg to taw and tb a t tbe
prooeeds arriatng i r o n ib« «nie o í said
p io p rrty be divided soeordlug to tbe re»
ypootiv« intercala of tba p la iu tlff and d e
telíd an la and fo r snob o th er and fn rtb e r
re lie f aa m ay aeeui m eet sud equitab le la
s
filing It I'm Inclined to change my first
Impression ou tbe subject and conclude
that It la going to th * scrap pile.”—
Wsshtogten Star.
CASTOR
IA
Vfir IaDeat* end Childr«*.
Dt KM Y h Hm Alaip B«(M
Bean th«
i off
M
P o rtia n d f O rrg u ii.
r«BII » «
1 3(1 p tu
.0 ........B ig g x . . . . I I . 30 a rv r
6 .4 . . .(ith e o u z ..,. 11 on
i 0 ........M in k a .;.., 10 60
9 8 . . . . W a s c o ..:, 10 36
1 60
1.66
2 0Û
2 &i
2 30
.....................
» e e •
»60
9 Ab
9 20
9 00
8 36
8 06
7.4ft
7.30
7.00 * m
F. C R A B T R E E , A«ent,
M oro. O r
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
CO..
Sunset, Ocean
anil
Shasta Routi
EAST
via S O U T H
;pr
Roeeburg, Ashland, Hm-xaiueuto, O *-
deu, rtau
Francisco, rtlocktou La«
Augqiea, E l Paac, New Orleans aud the
Kaut. Ijeavea Portland Union Depot,
8 46 p. in . Arrive« 7 26 a ui., d ally.
M orning train connects at Woodburn
dally except riuoday w ith traiue for
M t. Angel, Milverton
Brownsville,
MpriiigfleTd, VYefidllug aud N a tro n .
Leave* Portland U n lou Depot 8.90a m ,
arrives6.66 p. in .
Eugeue paeeeuger oonueotz at W ood
burn w ith M t. Augnl and Milverton
local. Leaven Portland U n ion Depof
4.16 p. in., return« 10.36 a .in., d aily ,
C’-orvallla passenger leaven Portland
Union Depot 7.80a-iu., arrlves6.60 p.m .
D a lly .
Hherldan passenger leaves Portland
Union Depot 4 60 p.ui., airiv e e fi.2 6 a .n l.
Baity.
Ige leaves Port-
Forest Grove passenger
land Union Dejxit 10 io p.iu , arrivo*
I 60 p m. Dally except Munday.
P O R T L A N D OHWEGO M UB URB AN
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N -
Depot, Foot o f Jefferson Mtreei.
Loaves from Jefferson street depot for
Dalian and Interm ediate point* d ally ,
4.16 p.m. A rrive P o rtland, 10.16 a .m .
T h e Independenoe-Moaiuoutb Motor
Line oporatea d aily to M onm outh and
Alrlie, oonnectlug w ith M. P. Co'a
trains at Dallas and Independence.
Tickets to Eastern pointe and Europe,
alec Japan, C hina, H o nolulu ana
Australia.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
and Washington. Phone Main 7x1.
Portland, Or.
C. W . STINOBR. W m . HcM URRAY
City Ticket Agent.
Oen-Para. Agt
OO YBAR**
KXPERIENCI
P atents
I RSDC M A R R S
Ae.
D isions
^owvmoHT*
?«— «♦■‘•Htm t
A«?«
»ntnklf
>u*«nU-_
»Inne »Mi«« if i
»ent free, (ltd
f
nmwnniez.
4
rew iaM jM **
■perial
w llh o n t ebere e. In tl
Sckittific Binericdii.
A heniteoeaely Ilh M tre ieS WOelttV.
flnlatlon <>f any » n ie titifo io e rn a L
t r y .L f g y jf ™ * 5 * - ,L
»4
MMMtal]
...,
10.20
10.16
For rales and Information apply to
D ep artm ent o f the In te rio r,
U. »• Lend Office nt
Tbe Deilea. Oregon, Aagaat, Slat, 1909.
Notioe ia hereby given tbat Albert K York,
of Ajax, Oregon, afio, on Jane Ittb , 1904.
m«da Homestead, (Bertel No. «8281) No.
18611. for W U NE14. NKA, NW X. Bee. Iff
a n d B B X B W W Hre. M. fewaabta I.Moutb,
Range 19 K. W illa m e tte M bea filed notice
<>f intention to make final five year proof, io
estsbllab oiaim to tbe land aboved*-aonbed,
before Cbaa. H Horner, Ooanty Clerk, at
bia 1 ffloe. at (Vredwo, Oregon, on tbe 5th
day of Oatober, 180».
C la tm a a t nam es es witaeeaea P. Work-
lager. Oeear Himmons, George Hmith, Wal
ter Bmltb, ail o f A ja x, Oregon.
BI.
-tooth- fc E I’ll 1 e tide N o l2 N orthbnd
x>und
5 > M ay 16 IVON l>aMee liger
|iaeengi
S T A T IO N S
dally
daily
14.1 .. K Ion dyke
18 1 . . . Mandón . . .
19 2 H a y Canou Jet
IV 8 . M cD maids
2.60
8 06
23 9 . . . DeM.ma . . .
27.0 ........ M o r o ___
3.20
8 46
30 4 :. . K rak lu v IlR .
88 6 Grane Valley
4.46
6 16
46 8 . . . Bourbon. . ,
8.00
62 5 . . . . K e n t
»
67 8 .. . . W i l c o x . . .
T b ta aumuiona ia served apon yoa by pab- « 30
itoetiuu by a u th o rity o f an order o f ¿hot. 7 30 arv 70 0 . . . Mha nt ko ..
*’I hear your son is achieving great
»41 V-«CU ItAUU.
D ep ar1 m au l of »h*> In te r io r, 15 8 Land offioe
success In bi» stage c a re e r”
» t T a r D a ll * « , O ewon, Haie. U t.H M H .
“ Y e s ," replied tbe architect.
N o i i < h > )» here be gtvea tb u i Onorge L C r n m
**I shodld. have thought be would ot Ootidon. O ieg on, win , ou Ooioticr 81«»,
IVQt, mud« boiu»««• ad («erm l No OMOIU) No
have entered your profession."
"W ell, It amounts to the M in e thing. 1AI2H, tor ibe N E A N E 1« aeoiloa 10, N W A N
W A «wettnn 11, » W 4 B W X w o iio u 2. low n-
We both make money by draw ing good • h ip 2>»>ait>, range lie « » » , W illa m e tte M e
houses.”—Stray Stories.
n d is n , tian Hied noiios of hie in ie a tio a to ihd pradtldz*
8
C A 3 T O R IA
* 4 * a.m.
fier
4.M aga.
pm
( ihii 'I Pa»fienyer Agent,
J R . K aaeburg. F la iu tiff
m ake fiuHl five year proo f, »0 eata b io b
« H im to iha laud ■(»>«« de,orlbr<i
before
Georgs W F « ris « n . U n ite d K i * w i Ooimnte- W m . H eurtehs, County Judge o f » b a r
M o re th a n Enough Is too
•io uor, a t hia thoe a t Condon, O regon, on m an C onuty, O regon, wbieh aaid order wee
made sod entered on the 84th day of Aag
To (u a ln ta lo health a m ature matt or the la tn d iiy o f O eio ber, 1WH»
C la im a n t BSmea an witneoMB, W lilia iu U n □«I, 1809, and requ>rem yoa to answer tb<
woman i>ee<lH juat enough food to re der wood, o f Gwodou, O regon, L L l ame» o o u ip la .n t w ith in alx weeks o f tbe d e le o f
pair tfie w a»te and supply energy and t bwinr H iiu io o u i, W a lle r rtm ltb , o f A ja x , O r . firs: p u b lica tio n of Ib is stun tuona.
MA-alC .oHl
11. W M oobb , Reg inter J48t27o8
K. Y . L r r r o x v is w ,
tiody heat
T im hffbitual oohuumption
A ttorney for F la iu n ff.
□
a
le
<>f
first
pn
b
liea
u
o
u Aug. 27, 18U9.
of more food than is neoeaMry for the N O l’iO k F O R P U B L IC A H O N , ( F a h lother)
D ata of laat pu blicatio n (Jet. 8, 1809.
N ‘>t C oal L e n d .
pur|Ki«es is prim e cause o f stomach
D e p a itu iv n t of tbe In te r io r, U » Laud uflee
l roubles, rheum atism and disorders of
e t Tb e D alle« O regon, tiepv. 1st. Ilk tl.
SUMMONS:—
.
Nuno« 1« hereby given tb a t U b a ti*« it Pa
the kidneys. I f troubled w ith lndlgee-
I n tbe C iro n it C ourt o f the diAte o f O re
gai., of A j’ix , O regon, who, on A p ril llh h . gon to r Sherm zn C onnly.
ilon, revise your diet, let reason and r.«>4, made liotu<-«te«d (aerial N u O 3 H 8) No
not appetite control and take a frw do- Id ttU . for (he EKHWJ í . W H 8 K A ttoetloo 21 M ie . H . C arey P is in liff
l'ownabip 1 sontb range IV east W llfs in e tte
* ch of C h am iierlain ’aRtomach aud L lv
U rr ld la u . h-«« filed notion of hl« lu le lllio n A lbert P. D 'L e a r y and
>
er Tablets and you w jll «)<>* be a ll rig h t to m oke tlu al five year proof, to estebiiab M rs J . C . O ’ Lea ry , D efend an t« ) #
oiaim to tbe land above deMjribed. before
•gitln. For sale by Moro PhAnRacy
George W ^'artn a o , U n ite d »«atea Com uiia-
T o A lb e rt P . O ’ L e a ry sod M rs. J . 0 .
■luiter «» ble offloe a t C ondon, O regon, on O ’L e a ry , tba above uam ed defenuaata:
tjie 12tb day of Oatober, IVOJ.
Tha Penalty ef Goodness,
In tba nam e u f the »tote o f Oregon: Yoa
G initnaut name« « • wiineHse«, W a lte r
n o —You don’t seem to care a straw H m ith, George L O rnut, 1. L T o rn ey , B arre l and each o f yoa are hereby required to ap
pear sud answer tbe ooniplaiut fllttd again«»
h'hetber l a m comfortable or not. You B rown, a ll Ol A )nx, O r’r gou.
yoa in ib * above e u title d oonrt aud action
AAA-alO.uh]
C . W. M ooaa, UegtH'er on or before tbe la a t day o f tbe tim e
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
• re not as good a wife as your sister
prescribed in tbe order for the pnblleathm
was to her husband. As long as be
NO TICK OF FINAL 8KTTLEM KNT
ut tbia «01141000» to w it O ctober 8tb. 1909,
The w ife of the prime minister of
a
n d if you eo fa il to on appear «ud ans
County ooart o f the S late o f Oregon,
Bulgaria is tbe president of the BuL > lived she was perfectly devoted to him In tbe fo
wer, tin » a n t thereof, tbe p la iu tlff w ill take
r (Sbereneo 6* d u ty .
and
never
tired
of
seeking
hls
happl
rlan
Woman
Suffrage asnoclati :i.
In the m atte r of the «stato o f Jane W. Will jndguuieut again«! you for the sum 01 $400
»»id coin o f tbe U nited Hetntee, w ith in ter-
Bbe—Yea, and w hat waa tha
lam a, daoaaeed.
which bus a memborahlp of si" ut ness.
T o a ll whom i t m ay ooneern: N otioe ia te * thereon in lik e gold coin a t tbe rate of 8
result? H e got to love her so well tba-
8,000 women.
per oent per aniiuiu from October 9tb. 1HW8;
baraby given ib n t tbe undeiaigned Rd m l nia
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg was Sg !u he made a provision in his wUl tha tra tor o f the salato of Jane W . W illia m « , ter tbe fu rth e r «um of
1 IK) attorney feea
deoeaoed. baa filed w ith tbe alerk o f tbe aud for p la in tiff's o-«ita and disbursements
elected prasldent of the National Coi n she should not marTy again.
herein;
aud
w
ill
apply
to
the
ooart tb a t ibe
Above e n title d eoa rt, hia fin a l report and
d l of Jewish Women at the Clta' n
eeooaut us auch « d m iin a tra io r. and th a t real property heretofore altxobed herein vo-
W e ll K n ow n H o te l K eeper
nntl convention aud Mrs. M ir ’ m
M onday, the 1st day o f Novaiuber, IIKW a t w it. tbe 8 . B. W o f Heotion One nod tbe W
Hlracb of Providence. R. 1., flgfft ' l
Uses and reoom m endi Cham berlains the hour of 10 o’ olook k. m ., in tbe oonuty X o f Section lx . tn f p . 3 H R 17 B . o f f
ooart
roue* tu M oro, oounly o f ttoernian and W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , and th« W . X Section
president
Coll«, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy •tA te of O regon, a « by tbe order o f aaid 7, ’Ip. 88. R. 18 E . of tbe W illa m ette M e rid
Mrs. Richard 8ophrls was the oh I J C Jenkins, o f Olangow, K y , M ys, “ 1 oounly eoart d a ly m ade and entered on tbe ian, lie to ld to satisfy «aid ju dgem en t.
T h is anrumous i« aarvaal upon yon by
womsu to cast a ballot in the last « ’•
take pleasure In saying th a t I ' v e kept 14th day of Septem ber .1808, being duly Ap order o f tbe U o u . W R L a m H eu neba, Judge
pointed «R tbe dm e and place for tbe Renie
lion in Denver. She la in her nin' ty
( ’harolierlnio’a Colic, Chojera and D ia r m ent o f lbt< said fiu al report and noooant, o f Mbertuan C onn ly, Oregon, wbiob acid
eighth year, baa perfect control o f in r
.a datod Augaat Ktd, I8U8 and tbe date
rhoea Remedy in my fAm ily medicine und fo r tbe hearing and de 'n rin in e u u u of ob order
of tbe first publinatton of thia aummOne ia
faculties and declares she is proud of
jections (hereto, if any there be.
chest
for
abbut
16
years,
and
have
al
August
27tb, 1808, and the dato o f tba last
Datod
at
M
oru,
Uberm
au
oonuty,
Oregon
being able to vote as a full fledged cii
pu blication thereof w ill I ni October 8th 1808.
ways lied satbfaotory results f t o a Re th is, 14‘ b day of ficpteiaber, U*W
laen of tbe country.
F z z n W , WiveoM,
John W illia m » , A d m in istra to r o f tbe
H48
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mile. Clemence J outsell n, a dress use« I have adm inistered it to many eatate " f Jan» W . W liilx m a . drow sed.
Bui ant A Muwav,
maker and fa ir and forty, has the bon traveling men who were suffering from
Ü M M UN 8
1849 i>l7.ol6j
A ttorney« for th« estate.
or of being the first woman elected to troutdew for w hich it Is re<-ommended,
In tbe C irc u it G oart o f tbe State o f O re
a Judicial position in France, having and have never failed to relieve th e m .”
C IT A I JON
gon, fo r ttberm aa C oantv.
been made one o f the “conseils d<« Denied > ia for sale by Moro PbarnmOy
lu the C ounty OStart o f ih eM ln te o f Oregon
M in u to M on tgom ery, F la I m iff, t
prud’bommea." She w ill have th a r o-
for b b erw a n oonniv.
▼B.
_
>
o f all the litigation arising in the silk
" I am looking for a fashionable over la lb<- m atte r of tbe salate of H en ry Hohle- R obert M on tgom ery, D e fe n d a n t)
• gel, deceased.
business.,.
*.
coat."
T o K iobard Hnblega!, C art Bohlagel, W a lte r T e R obert M ontgom ery, tbe above uamed
Mra. Isaac L. Illce, the anti-noise cru-
“ All right, air. W ill you have It too Hob lege), H e lm u t boblegei, Thereae H eble-
d efendant
aader, la tbe w ife of the prc»l<)eQt of abort or too |;>ng?” -FU eg en d e B latter gel. M in n ie Hobleg<d, the next o l k in , ><nd in tbe nam e o f tbe State o f Oregon:
a ll persona iiiiereitted in Bind «aiate, known
Yon are hereby required to appear and
the Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat
IJ ttle G lri—W h a t’a an Intelligence ■inn an know n, G re e tin a t
nnawer the com p la in t filed against yon in
company. She sold her benutlfifl home
lu tlie iiam*' of the Htate of Oregon: Yon ibe above e n title d soit, on or before the last
office, momma?
Mother—I t ’s where
on Riverside drive, New York, and
are hereby olu dMfitd require d to appear in
oue goes to find out what wngee cooks vhe (kibOtv eollrl o f Abe Olili» ot O regon for day uf the tim e prescribed In tbe order of
p u blicatio n, to w it, on or before tbe 1Mb day
moved to the St. Regis hotel becauM
are charging.—New York Herald.
m e C ooniy o f »ba rm a n a t the oonrt room o f O ctober, 1909, and i f yon fa il to eo ap-
the tugboat captains, against v»iom
iheroof •» M oro, in tbe C ounty ««f »ba rm a n , l*ear and answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to the
she began her anti-noise war, took spe
on M on day, N ovam ber 1st, BMW. a t ten oonrt for tbe re lie f dem anded in tbe 00m-
T h e B e a t P la s te r
o’olouk k n
fH r « tbeYorenooa o f th a t d ay, then p la in t filed herein against von, to -w it, fo r •
cial delight In tooting their whistles at
A piece o f flannel dampened w llb and there to «now canse, if any >«m h a v e decree dieeuiving ibe bonds o f m atrim o n y
all hours of the night whenever they
wrtty the prayer wf ibe p e u iv .n
aduiinis now existlug between tbe p la in tiff and yonr
passed her bouse.
Cham berlain's L in im e n t and bound on tra tor o f tbe above nam ed e» m * a« king « e lf.o n ibe g m n u d s o f desertion and fa ilu re
20 tbe affected parts is superior to any ttant order tie m de a iitb oriaiug him to « rii to provide, and for snob other and fa rth e r re
the b e r e in a fle -deaerila«! real p ic p -rty be lie f as to tbe (x n irt may oeem equitab le and
plaster.
W hen troubled w ith lam e longing to seid «stale be to>t K tan.xd t»-wii f<IHl
Pen, Pencil and Brush.
T h is s n m r n o f i k ia served upon yea by pub
back, or palna In tbe side or obM t give; Tbe sontb hu>f o f tl « uonbenm q u a rte r and
Miss Ham ilton Ham ilton has tieah It a tria l and you are certain to lie m ore tba north«*«» qna t r r of the «pm be’«ái licatio n thereo f fo r a period o f aix aaaoeaa-
q tia rie r,a n d th« norritoaat q u a rte r of th<> tve weeks in T b e Hberm au C o a a ty O bserver,
painting for two years in southern Cal than pleased w ith the prom pt relief it •oaibwt'Ri qu arter of -e e iim eevi hlrt-n (17) a weekly newspaper of general olronlstiou
if o r u la . working for the most p a rt out affords; this lin im e n t also relieve« rho- in townahln one ( I ) a<>ath <it rance tn iie to m pobltsbed in » h e tm a n ooauiv, O regon, in
(19) aast o f tbe W i,i« u ,« tie M eredaib, ia parannnee to an order o f the H on W m Reu-
of doors sud oo landscape subject«.
m ailc palueand ieocrtaln to please auy the eooii'iea oí H bf m ia u and G illia m , «tate rlohs Judge o f Hharm su ooanty. d u ly made
MI m Ida Tarbeli protests ngntiiKttbe
of
0 :e g o fi, eoniatu ing on * hnndr-rt and on tbe 27lb d«y o f August, 1891«, and toe date
oue »ufferlng from that disease For sale
report that she favors suffrage fi»r wo
Rixty sor. a, m or- or leas
o f tbe first pu blicatio n thereof io tbe 8d day
by
Moro
Pharm
acy
Wnnea« tbe H onnrntile W n.. Hanrlefaa, o f Beptembwr, 1908.
men. She actually belongs to the hos
Juda« o f tbe Connly o.inr» o (he State of
J ob A. W r u n g , A ttorney
tile organisation of anti-woman suffra
Oregon fo r tbe e o u n tvo f d b erm an .-w ith tbe 847-o8olft]
for P la in tiff
gists.
“ tYheiM's this trunk going?” naked ne«I of e-ild oonrt affixed, (hie 14(b day of
8egt«m ber, 1909.
N ot Oost. Lxao
<
MI m Charlotte Yonge built a school the baggageman.
A ttenti H . » . M o D s aa x
at Pett, Englami, out of tbe p r i sed*
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
“ W ell.” a n s w e re d tbe mild mannered [14».al7 0 I6 ]
IB e all C lerk. *
o f one o f her books, while the profit* passenger, “ from tbe way you’re hsn
< Fablleher)
"Smoke upr* a a ^ B om Caaaldy.
“Wasn’t you • * ?
Dempe Donovan
from another of her books aufflred to
picked a scrap with your Usale boy.
found aud partially endow St. Barna
and thay*va waltand ont to the slaugh
bas college, Norfolk Island, for the Mel-
ter room with him. How’s my hair
aneeian mission
look done up thia way, Mag?"
An American teacher, Mlaa Helen
Maggie laid a hand on the Ixieoni
Hyde, ly now living in Japan and uatng
of her cheesecloth waist
“Gone to fight with Dempeey 1“ she the Ufa there as m aterial for her print*.
Mid breathlessly. “They’ve got to I - MI m Hyde has her house and studio
stopped Dempeey Donovan can’t fight at AkBM ka, where she lives in Japa
nese sty la, but still retain« “all tho
him Why. he’ll-h e ’ll kill him !”
______
-A h. what do yoa c a re r M M Boos. comforts o f h o m e .”
m ouse
“Doo’t some of ’em fight every hop?“
O h lld r e n
C ry
“ Maggie Toole’s got a fellow at last,”
Dot Maggie was off. darting her
was the word that «rent around a thong
jway through the maze of dan
FOR
FLETCHER'S
th e pa|>er box girls. “ Pipe Mag’s floor
Mae hurst through the rear door
walker!" Thue the Give and Takee
dark hnU gnd then threw fegr
«M am .
Z.4* Zm?
foxtland Biuoe
. naiuod d e fe n d a n t—
LO C A L. 1er a l l t o o l
in tbe nam e o f tbe Mtate e f O regon ,
poinu bel ween Bigg*
You are hereby req uired to appear aud
and 1‘uetland.
Z W a.m. L v * ? J p t
«newer tbe oo m p laint Hied against yoa ia the
Arrives at Biggs
1X1* a.m
above e n title d s e tt, oa or before tbe lost day
of tba tim e praaeribed lu tbe order of pub
O
w
lnn
sbl*
otmd
W
i l l * «Melle H iv e r .
lic a tio n , to -w it, on or before the 8 tb day of
o o tober, 18U9, end i f yoa f a il to so appear
For Aatorta and ray poluta, own*
and answer p la in tiff w ilt apply to tbe eourl
jiUMMOMI-,
im p la in t naotlog with iteanwr
stoanwr for Jlwado uud
for tbe relief demanded tn the oomplatut
In »ba O iro u lt Quart o f the Stata of Oregon filed b ereiu against voa, lo -w lt, (or a dneiee North Beach. Mtaamer Haasahi, Ash
dissolving the bunds o f nm trtm ony now ex- street dock. Leaves «.00 p. ru. daily,
for Sherm an o u in t r .
S o m e th in g W r o n g .
B K Kasebarg aud A 0 K te e b u ig , P la in tiff« , i«titui between ib e p i iin tiff and yonraeir on •xoapt Hunday. Maturday id 00 p. at.
tbe groueds o f desertion and abandonm ent,
va.
"Ob. dear, John, 1 Just know I ahnll
Arrive« 6.00 p. ru. dally except rtuuday.
J R Kaaabors M «r< K'u» burg, W R Cope «ad for auub oth er and fn rtb e r relief as to
not Uke this dress!”
la n d , Anauaia Co e la n d , H J Kao* bars, tue oourt tuny to*IO e quitab le aud just.
F ur Dayton, Oregon City aud Y a m -
“W hat’s the matter now?*' asked her
T h ia asiom on« is m > v*d upon you by pab-
A nnie K aaebarp, Lissie U « n u e ii. W (J Ben
b ill E lv e r pointe, Asb street dock.
net», H erb e rt Root, A m elin Root, F ra n k ie lioatloo thereof for • per r io d o f six
husband without laying down kin pli»e
Kaaeborg nod Ltsaie Kaaebnru, (m in o r ive weeks in the »berinan C oun ty Obeerver.e Leaves 7.00 a. m daily except Sunday.
rr looking from hla . paper. “ 1 thought
b e lt* of W l i Kaeebturg. deceased), De- weekly n«wapaper o f general c irc u la tio n , A rrives 6.10 p.m. d aily except Monday.
voa ssld you liked It.”
to ob
o h erm
eiu ia
n oonuty
oouuty O regon, in
it
i»ubHabed tu
an
fi-ndauta.
For Ijewlatoti, Idaho, uud uray poinfa
T o W K C opeland. A uum tn Onpelaod, H J pursuance to zn order of tbe i io n W ut lie u
"T hat’s Just It.
I was so sure I
wouldn't like It wheu I got It home, Kaaehurk, Annie K aa-diurg. Lissie B runet», rmbe, Judge uf the Ooduty oonrt o f »herm au from ltlparia, Wash. Leave Hfnaria
W C B ra nett, F ra n k ie K a m b a ru , and L m t oouuty, D rego n, duly m ade ou tbe M tb day 6.40 a. ru., or npou arrival train No. 4,
hough I liked it well enough In thc- KaHebnru, (tu k io r heir.« o f W t i Knaabnrg, uf A agaat, 1MJ9. and tha d a te ò f the,flr«t pub daily exoept Ma Lu relay. A n Ive lUparla
tore. And qow that I am borne 1 do u-oeatwd), the nlHWe-naiued defendauta.
iieetiu tttbereof ia tbe 27uh d a v a « Augnai 4 p ru. d ally exeapt Friday,
J . li. U1U4AM
io tbe nam e of tbe a la te of O regon, You I8U9.
:ka It, and therefore 1 know 1 will
M&a27<*8)
A ttorney fo r P la in tiff
are
betehv
required
to
appear
and
anawer
mt like It when It Is made up. Now
to tbe o o m p laint filed herein on or before
For full information cal. on or address
don’t koow w hat to do."
,
|U M M o l a
the Ath day o f N ovem ber, JUOlf end If yon
"Search me.” grunted tbe cruel man. fa il to no appear and answer, tbe plain tiffs ,
c urray
il l «uply to tbe ooart fAr a dreree th a t ref- lo tbe C’lycalt Coert of tbe ktats ol Oregoe lor
urnlng to the sporting page.—Puck.
dBerraan eeuotv
reea be appointed, and tha ta eo tlo u tw entv
For Chappod
VET.I, XWD lt&NO Dl*Og TUB
EL.OOM.
7 M p.m.
11.2Zp!'m
For la t o r e Washington, Walla Walla, Lawie-
UMMONB
la the Uircelt Court ot tka Stow
ton, (Ueur d 'Ale«« «nJ Ureal Northern potnU
ef to egoe, tor Bkoinsn coualv I
Wm. M
THK KKIPB
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