Sherman County observer., October 22, 1909, Image 4

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N A T U R E S W A R N IN G .
SALVATION FR EE
"••You’re sister Lucy’s M arcia!" aha
exclaimed excitedly. " I know w ith ­
M e re P e o p le M u s t S u re ly Reoog
But There Was a Colleotle« and Alee a
out askin’.
You’re a regtar Doolit­
e ls e and H e e d It.
Reaeon For IL
tle. aud you don’t know bow glad 1 am
. MOMO, OXBOON :
The colored parron bnd Just conclud*
to see youT’
By M. QUAO.
F R I D A Y ...................... O ct- 2 2 . I® 0 8
"You don’t really look strong.” Aunt
K tdu ey Ills oome q uietly, m yaterl ed a pow erful sermon on "Hatvatloo
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Ana Free“ and was nnuouuciinj tbat a
Nance said while Marcia waa eating
ously.
Frees.]
collection would be lukctr for The ben­
the elaborate dinner ptdpanxl express­
B u t nature alw ays warns you.
D.-acon Uardstone o f Riverton waa a
F erw e *a l T a lk W ith V . « .
ly for ber. " B u t bt. my dear, you’ll
efit o f the poreou nnd his futidlyj Up
N otice tbe kiduey secretions
good man. H e was a mau o f years
I f you do not read T h e O bserver
Jumped uij ucutely brunette brother In
See I f tbe oolor Is u o b ea lth y ,
Story of a Tragedy Averted by a look like another girl after a summer
•m l dignity. H e waa a man alw ays to
up here In this mountain air.
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the buck o f tiir c h u n 'i ?
Aliy Not?
I
f
there
are
settlings
and
sedim
ent.
be found on the aide of law aud order
Then she suddenly asked In a aofter
Woman's Determination.
> •'Look a-yrah. p th u," lur Interrup t­
W s should lik e to have y«»a ta k e
Passages
frequent,
aonnty,
painful.
•m l charity. The only thing In thia
toue. "W here is your brother David.
ed; “yo’ ain’t uo »oover doue telllu ’ us
It, and ww Hnow It would be profitable to
I t 1s tim e, then, to use D oan’s K id dut salvation wo free diULyo' gu askin’
World that troubled him and bis good
ro u to become a »ubscrlber
W e »end 1»
Marcia T ’
By F R A N K H. 8 W E E T .
tw o year« for $2 50; oneyear $1 50;12Hct*
Wife waa the fact that they had a nay Pills.
Marvin’s smile gave place to a pained
us fo’ mouey. i f »«utvation am free, 13
a month la u’t roach. Try It. Order by (C opyrigh t. 1909. by A m erican IVeee A *»e- aud troubled look.
To ward o ff Brights disease or diabetes w hat’s de use in puylo’ fo' It? D a t’s ______ _________ __ ________ __________
Dei Iiew over at Saltville who was a
elation.}
Postal Card, and pay for It when you can.
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"1 don’t know, a u n t" ahe said.
Doan'a have done great w ork in Moro w bat I waut to know, A u’ I tell yo’
loud young man. Money had been left
Alford’s Cabin was the uarae of a
A t anv tim e when requested to do
"Don’t know? Why. how la that?"
,,b
P. P. DeMoea, of Moro O r., says: ’ ’" r ’
bi in by an aunt, and be aported. H e
stagecoach
eating
station
halfw
ay
be­
»o, the paper w ill be discontinued B ut we
Cl.Icogo, Bpokane; tourist sleeping-oar
" It 1» more thuu a year since we
•ot only rported at home, despite the " T h e chief sym ptom of m y kldh ey Botuiu u ntil I find out. Now -
exp ect th a t a ll a rr e a r* w ill be paid before tween two thriving ltocky mountain
have heard anything from David.’’ said
Patience, hrudder, patience,
«a«1 d ally to Kansas C ity . Reclining ebaJr-
pi. loots of his widowed mother, but com plaint was tbe Irre g u la rity In the tbe parson. “ I ’ll ’lucldate. 8’pose yo’ |
auch request Is m ade
I t 1» easy to ask u» mining towns.
free) to the East d a lly ,
I t was kept by Mrs. Marcia. Theu ahe added: "That Is one
to r a statem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
h« i a me over to R iverton aud aported pasaage o f tbe kidu ey secretions, foro- was thirsty au’ come to a river. Yo’
Nancy Alford, a small, cheery and ex- reason why 1 wanted to come west,
rendered at any tim e
lng
me
to
arise
m
an
y
tlmea
d
u
rin
g
tbe
tin re. The deacou struggled aud strug
could kneel fig h t down an' drink yo'
ceediugly active woman, who claimed Auut Nancy, besides wbut the doctor
PUMTLAMD DKPVT. lxr. P»Uy. • k t . Dally-
m.-.i w ith him, but It did no good, night. I t waa advised by an acquaint* fill, couldn't yo’ ? A n’ It wouldn’t cost
for herself the distinction of having told me about my health. 1 think D a­
C
hicago P o rteaIV D
auoe,
w
ho
bad
used
Doan's
K
id
u
e
y
fle
would
driuk
cocktails,
aud
he
would
yo*
nothin*,
would
It?"
SPMCIAI. for U » K m >
crossed the plains with an ox team in vid Is out here. I did not write any­
“Ob cou’se not. IM t ’s Jest w bat 1”— LvU H„nú»»u».
tao p.«
thing about IL for I thought I would
t.M a.m.
B p, cd his auto arouud the towu and on Pills w ith excellent result«, to give
18.,y and the further honor of having rather tell you all about It myself. 1
1J.1A y.w.
«asp*
D a t w ater would be free,” contin­ PaawM Bigg», (»tap»)____________________
tl„ highways, aud finally he waa or- them a tria l, aud I secured a b o * at
been the first white woman to enter thought you might understand the story
SPOR A NX FLTK M
7 00 p.M.
I used them ued the parson. “But, s'poelu’ yo’ was
d< u-d out o f the deacon's house and T he Moro P h arm acy.
dag
au atop
Fairplay gulch, lu which her cabin better and feel more kindly toward him
to hab d at w ater piped to yo’ house,
Migg»
IL 'Ä p .m
> 46 a .« .
Job I never to return. ‘ Then the sporty aooordiug to directions and received
yo’d
have
to
pay,
wouldn’t
yo’
?
”
stood.
to see you!
For
Moatrra
W
ashington,
Walla
W
all»,
L a tri»
y o u th began to study bow to get even. prom pt relief. I have taken t hem on
By H A R R IE T CO W LEY.
loo, Coeur A' A lone a»<T U real Northern potril».
Her husbund’s grave, over which the
Yas, suh. b ut"—
It was a brief aud sorrowful little
several
occasions
sluoe
then
and
tbe
“
.\,.w,
the
deariin
had
n
weukuees
for.
(C opyrt«h t. 1»». by A m erican Press Asso­ snows of three winters had drifted.
W aal, hrudder, so It Is wld salvs- A T L A N T IC RXHK RH H
story of a boy's waywardness that Bhe
sv . , t cider, though he didn’t go teU; results have been h ig hly satisfactory.”
c ia tio n .!
tion. De s alvation '»m “free, hut It’s de tor th« K a r t ria H u nt-
told, uot an uncommon story of a nat­
whs under a clump of stunted and
In-
It
mound.
When
elder
making
time
7.4S p nt
0.44 » .« .
Whoever Is bom with superior men
For sale by a ll dealers.
Price 50 bavin’ It piped to'yo* dat yo' got to ‘"s10**-
urally well disposed Itoy t»elug led Into
nu « lo p .
Sag
Ci, it* he carted apples to tbe mill and eeuts.
tai powers must pay s iieiialty. Kuch gloomy pines up the rocky slop«- of the
Koster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, pay fo’. Pass de bat, deacon; pass de | Paa»r> Bigg»
li.W p m
AM a.m .
wrongdoing by evil companions aud
K ! oue burrel of cider mude—never
jH-raous are uot satisfied to work In u mountain.
New
Y
o
rk
,
role
agents
for
the
U
n
ite
d
hat.’’—Everybody’s Magazlue.
finally running away ufter bringing dis­
F U K -tT .A N P -B IG tM
There were two little grnssless and
U>, re.
Tbe cider would retain Its
common field. They struggle for a
L O C A L , tor «II local
grace upon his home.
sweetness for about a mouth. Wheu States.
higher oue Io which admittance is de­ sunken graves beside that of Aunt
pointa bei ween Nigga
"A ll we have known for nearly two
T h e B e e t P la n te r
Remem ber tbe name— Doans— aud
and Cortland.
It began to get an edge on It, It was
nied them until their rttuesa for It Is Nancy's husband. In one o f them her
lA U *a .m Le. M l 1 4 :
Arrive» al Nigga
years Is that he Is In the west. We
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provided w ith "m other” and rolled take no other.
A pleoe o f flannel dam pened w ith
rec o g n ize d . A n d h o w mauy a -m ute llttfe girl of five years had been laid
beard once of his being In this state.
aside to- bocome vluegar.
O ham berlalo’s L in im e n t and bound on [
w iliM to u e
Inglorious M ilton” has lived and died and lu the other her boy of* six.
liv e r -
I f 1 could ouly find him, 1 am sure be
An Enflllsh 8tew.
O f course thia little one barreled a f­
without any such recognition white his
to the «fleeted parts is superior to any
“ I ain’t never been back to (be states could yet be suved. He la so young—
The supper we read of In the “Old plaster.
poluta, eon*
W h en troubled w ith * " > • J X g C ^ a l i u w r av
.
fa ir waa known to tbe nephew, and
untalcnt«*d brother has won a high po­
uot yet tw enty.” *
H>r ilw aoo aud
ufter a little thought he saw bis way Curiosity »bop,” provided by tbe land­
sition! T he same Is often true of one oence 1 come out here, and I never ex-
back, or pains In thp side or obest g ive ¡<o rth Beech, riteamer
" I ’ll help you find him," said Aunt
Ash
clear When the applea aud tbe barrel lord o f tbe Jolly Sandboys for tbe I t • tria l and you are osrtalo to 1 m m orel street dock. Leaves 8.(10 p. in. Io, d ally
who loves madly. The very Intensity pect to go now. All 1 care for In this
,
Nnuca earnestly. "W e'll begin at once.
had been taken to tbe m ill be waa Itin eran t showmen, may also be quoted
of bi« js-rson robs him of his coolness,
than pleased w ith the prom pt relief i t except Huuday. ttaturday 1000 p. m .
1
kuow
all
the
stage
drivers
around
as
a
vindication
of
British
fare.
"
I
t
’s
ready with hla plot. Perhaps be bad
lie frets and fumes while a rival un­
.(fo rd .; t b l. Ili.lm .a t .1 ... r» li.v « , rb o - * r r t r w » . 0 0 p. m . d ally . . « » ! * a u a d y .
here aud people I d uesrly all the cuoun-
tbe aid of the owner of tbe mill, but • stew of t r ip e * said tbe landlord,
moved by sentiment lays siege to the
tain
towus.
I
f
he’s
anywhere
In
this
F or Dayton, Oregon C ity aud Yam -
that has never been satisfactorily set­ smacking bis lips, “and cow heel,” tnxtlc pains and Isoertaln to please any
maiden aud wlus her by regular ap­
purt of tbe state we’ll find him, dear.
tled- There are th irty -tw o gallons of smacking them again, “and bacon,” one suffering from tb a t disease Por sate h ill R iv e r pointe, Ash street dock.
proaches.
Merrick ain’t a commou name.”
Leaves
7-00 a. m d ally exoept Huuday.
elder lu the average barrel. H ow many smacking them once more, “and steak,“' b y Moro Pharm acy
When John Gregory went to college
Arrives 5.80 p as. d ally excep £S u nd ay.
Tbe mouutalu summer soon came ou
gallons of something else went Into tbe smacking them for the fourth time,
he expected to lead his fellow students
In all its soft aud tender beauty. M ar­
F o r Lew iston, Idaho, aud w ay poluts
berrcl has not yet been solved b £ Sher­ “and peas, cauliflower, new potatoes
Jss he had led his schoolmates nisi a ft1
Concerning Nloe Things to 1st.
cia lived out of doors much of the time.
froip R lparln, Wash. Leave R ioarla
lock Holmes. I t was sufficient, no m at­ and sparrowgrass. all working up to­
'<*rw«rd to lead the world as he had
Odd
tbat
the
things
we
like
are
a
l­
She rode ou horseback down Into the
5.40 a. m ., or upon a rriv al train No. 4,
gether In one delicious gravy, and it ’ll
ter what tbe number.
Jed his university associates.
The
ways bad for us. W h y . for instance, I ¿ariy except S aturday. A rrlv e ltip a ri«
grassy gulches or far up to tbe moun­
When the deacon went a fte r his bar­ be done to a turn a t tw enty-tw o min­ should old bread be more wholesome 4 p m , d Buy except F rid a y ,
only other being he loved except him­
tain summits, where the auow lay lu
rel It w a a ready for him, aud never did ute* before 11.”—London Chronicle.
self was Bertha Avery, and he loved
than new? Tbe tetter's reputation Is
little patches throughout all the sum­
a cider bprrel look more Innocent. It
¡her far better than hlmaelf. It wus
simply shocking, and the excellence of
mer
days,
tioou
the
color
came
to
her
For full iniormsllun cal. on or sudresa
was rolled down cellar to cool aud was
Bertha who was necdtih’fAbte for her
the stale loaf Is preached In every
cheeks. H e r thin shape grew rounder
W e ll K n e w « H o te l K e e p e r
not tapped uutll tbe afternoon o f tbe
lover’s self admiration. Stig recognized
bousetBld. Yet d«MS bread fresh from
and fuller.-
W m . M cM URRAY
next day.
Then the deacon’s w ife
Ms superior endowments Mid called
Usee and reooniiiteuds Cham berlains the oven actually possess Injurious
The ulgbt of the 19th of A u ­
went out to visit a neighbor, and be Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. qualities which It loses to a day or two,
UIs attention to them. Therefore he.
Linn’ l Passenger Age u t,
gust was oue loug rem em bered..by i
put u spigot in the barrel and drew a J C Jenkins, o f Glasgow, K y , says, “ I
believing that through them he would
Is It only our fancy? asks R
the dwellers ou tb a t mountain aide
P o rtla n d , Oregon
glass
ty
drink.
H
e
had
been
drinking
win and hold her love, came to set
take pleasure In saying th a t I *ve kept line In Black and W hite. Hard boll
aud by those in tbe gulch below. They
cider for tw euty-three years, but never
great store by them.
e<l
eggs
when
bot
gnd
not
Included
In
referred to It loug afte rw a rd as “tbe
did cider taste like thnt before. I t had Cbam lterlain's Colic, Cholera and D ia r­ pie or curry a>t dangerous to tackle
John was graduated nt the head of
time of tbe big storm.”
a peculiar taste. I t had an agreeable rhoea Remedy In m y fa m ily medicine but when cold and savory titbits on
his class. Not only thia, but he waa
A t 9 o'clock tbe w ind abated Its
taste. The palate Just cried out for cheat for about 15 years, and have a l ­ toast one may eat them w ith Impunity.
th f college literary light of Ida time,
fury. At 10 It bad died aw ay so that
more. The deacon gave it mors. H e ways had satleQjctory results from It» O f course plum puddtng, salmon, all
editor of the university magazine and
no sound was beard but tbe pouring of
was a little bit frightened when he use. I have adm lnlatered It to m any nice eatables, have n bad character,
winner of all the prizes given for es
tbe ruin.
M arcia and K ate Dooley
found himself laughing, for he had not traveling men w ho were suffering from and BometlimM one speculates I f 11 Boulb-
says. Indeed. so marked was his suc­
I I Tint» Ibis N 0 I2 N o rthb nd
went to bed.
laughed for sixteen years by the al­ troubles lor w hich it is recommended, may not lie due to their very nk-enesi bouud
cess as a college scribbler that he de­
M ay 18 lUdfl pMMBe
I t waa 11 o’clock when Auut Nance,
manac,
but
be
drew
another
glass
and
termined to enter the field of litera­
Itoaeiigr 3 “
aud have uever failed to relieve them ” und had Its origin In bygoue puritan
rising to go to bed. stopped suddenly,
UPIIJ ’
H T A T IO N H -
slowly
sipped
It
and
figured
that
be
ture. lie was never quite sure thnt
d ally
Ism
Rejoed v Is for sale by Moro Pharm acy
threw up her head snd listened.
must have mixed a lot of Seek No F ur
Bertha loved him —Indeed, she had
No doubt good people once believed 1180 om
The rain m uLiflUiufl »of tiy now, and
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never told him that she did—aud b>
tt chastened t h e ep+rif »0 d e ity t h e (teak I1.6O
high above Its geutle sound she beard
M o s t D e a d ly o f A f r ic a n F a v o r *.
5 4 . . .U lltao ns. . . . TTWT
auy rate, he waau’t going to seek any
did hot expect to make the conquest of
the delicacies It desired. T h e ir sense 1.56
7 0 ........Bluks........ 10.50
W e often hear o f the African fever,
furth er for a good thing. Who can
her heart till he could lay n laurel ♦yOU DOM’T «M OW HO W G L A D I AM TO a voice shriek out as I f lu mortal
of personal virtue waxed stronger a ft­ 2 05
9 M . . . . W asco. . . . 10.86
terror. Theu she heard meu’s voices
tell Just bow mauy glasses of sweet or Juugle fever. But speak of tbe fe ­ er a meal of crusts and lentils thaD 2.20
. hku you I”
wreath at her feet.
14.1 . . K lo tid yk e .. 10.20
shouting w ildly
elder a mnu w ill driuk under favorable ver to the man Who has been In tbe a fte r one of tu rtle and fat capon, and 2.:tt)
John entered bis chosen field encour­
j 1« 1 . . . . Bandon . . . 10.16
world is up there.” Aunt Nancy would
"W h a t In the name o f wouder Is go-
conditions? You cau't even guess at it. regions where It prevails and he w ill It Is not ImpoXMlble that In tbe coarse 1
•
n 1W 2 H a y Canon Jet
aged by all. There was no doubt that
any, with a wave of her Baud toward ln’ ou up there ou T ay lo r mountain
». 50
z
” When Deacou Hardstoue ascended tell you that It Is more feared by the of time we have confused physical 2.5Ó
19 W .. fife D-»naide
he had very superior literary faculties.
8.06
23 y . , . De.M,«er . . 9.85
from the cellar his eyes were shining explorer than the most dangerous ani­ w ltb moral well being.
H e entered the editorial aervlce of a the pines under whleh were the three at this tim e o f ulgbt?” she asked her­
self aa ahe hurried to a door aud look
27.0, . . . . . M oro . . . . 9.20
3.20
and bis hair curling. H a put on his mal. There 1» a malarial fever that
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magazine for an Income, proposing to graves.
80 t . .E rs k in v illr . 9.00
8.45
The cabin was a long and narrow ed out into the darkuesa.
hat aud walked out to the gate, wou- tbe African moaqulto w ill put into you
w rite out of office hours. H e soon con­
H o w to C u re a Cold
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3H 6 . O r a * Valley
4.45
"D ear, dear!” she aald. w ith more
dqring why hla heels were so springy, w ltb Its bite. I t may stay lu you alx
cluded that to win the success he cov­ oue story structure of three room». Its
46 H . . . Bourbon .. H 06
6 16
and down by |be postofflee be saw an or seven years, but you can finally get
eted he must furnish something In an exterior was dreury and without a o f Irritation than of fear In her voice.
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K
n
u
t
7.45
52 6
fl.00
auto. It was the one belonglrg to his rid o f It by proper treatm ent. But tbe
original vein. To swim in the grent suggestion of the brightness aud com­ "1 wouder wheu this country’s ever
10 80
57.8 ....W llo t t x . . . 7 80
7 30 arv 70 V . . . Bhantko..'« 7.00 a m
ocean of the commonplace did uot fort within save for the turkey red goln’ to get civilized so folks ’ll live as S U M K T T H U BTAW ÜISO W IT H B I »ACM | sporty nephew. H e walked down there black w ater fever of German E *s t A l-
TO THM DOOM.
to give the yduug man a blast; but, not rlca comes on you aud catcbes you that has aa established reputation and I
please him. The first Important story calico curtains with w hite lace borders. If they was Christians! There’s mis­
But within things were vary differ­ chief goln’ on up there! 1 saw them had made In his terror ho kept faith- I finding hlin, he was seized w ith s sud- when you may tblnk tbe trouble la thnt is certain to efleet a quick cure
be wrote was a satire on certain fads
For ratea and information apply to
of the day. He had reaolved not to ent. Aunt Nance Alford’s cabin. Aunt T ay lo r mountain boys whisperin’ to­ fully, although be did not have to go ,ivn desire to take a ride all by hla onlyea little malaria. Unless there Is a Much a medicine Is Cham berlain's I
gether
and
lookin’
savaga
when
they
F. C R A B T R E E , A e e M .
Sauce's
grub
Snd
Auut
Nsuce
herself
physician
lu
the
party
»ho
knows
Its
lonesome.
He
hod
been
shown
bow
to
Cough
Remedy.
I
t
acts
<»n
natu
re’s
|
embarrass hla employers by offering
back to New Ham pshire to keep IL
Before signs the man who Is stricken w ith It
M o ro . O r.
them auy, of bis work, so he sent his were topics on which the stage drivers were ddwn here to dinner today. I ’ve
Invading lines o f railroad have start and stop tbe machine.
plan,
relieves
the
lungs,
aids
expectora­
satire to another magazine. I t waa re­ dlscdprsed until Aunt Name's fame a notion to— Who’s that?”
driven tbe lum bering old stagecoaches leaping In ' be whooped. H e didn’t seldom comes back In tbe civilised tion, opens the secretions and aids uat-1
The
rear
door
of
the
room
had
open
world
alive.—Van
Nonleu
Magazine
had
spread
far
and
wide.
turned with the indorsement that It
and tbelr Jolly drivers to other parts mean to whoop, bot the whoop sorter
ure in restoring tbs system to a healthy
She was a short, slender and wiry ed suddenly and been closed.
Theu he whooped
of tbe mountains, aud there te now a whooped Itself.
was too good for the class of readers
The 8 *rro w fu l Tree-
Aunt
Nance
turned
quickly.
Before
oondition For rale
Moro Pharm acy
little woman Hliqpt fifty years old.
little bfown railroad station on tbe again as be started off.
of that particular magazine.
There Is a tree In Persia tq^ which
She always wore a plainly made« ber. his back to tbe door, bis bands spot where tbe cabin of A unt Nance
The towu of Riverton w ill never for­
Meanwhile as editor be was accept
tbe name “tbe sorrowful tree” 'Is giv­
'U M I IONM. - In (he Ciroatit Court ol tha Slat«
sjrresd oat upon It as I f he would hold
nf Or«K<Mt lor SbrtiiMO CountV-
Ing stortea of one Jefferson Spangler. starched calico gown, w ith a w hite
once stood.
, get that day. In facL It Is observed ns en, perhaps because It blooms only In
I t Is a dinner station, famous »1» a aort of holiday under the name of tbe evening. When the first star ap-
They were not to be Considered as apron tied around her waist, the It sgulnst all resistance, stood a hatleas
L G u ls , P la in tiff,
L
and coatlesa youug roau. Ids clothes along the Hue, and I f you were go
.lencon’s day.” H e put that auto at
X«
"ra-
within the realms of literature, but strings lu a neat iww In front.
peurs In the heavens, the first hud of
drenched and tattered, hla face ashen travel th a t w ay you would be likely
M
a
r»
L
U
u(z.
L
lct-u
dauX
.
One
day
In
the
early
spring
Jack
fastest
clip
and
went
up
and
dow
n
u u rlO u t,
v v u c iif
they seemed to ¡»lease |»eople who had
the sorrowful tree opehs. AHd 'k i I M
pale, bis eyes wild and staring, while to be met at tbe door by a tidy and the four or flv i streets.
H e drove shades of night advance and the stare T o M » rv E G e(z, (be above nsnaad defend-
little or no literary taste. Spangler nughes. one of the stage drivers,
talkative old lady, who would, be u ° I everybody w ithin doors.
H e Immo-
«B L
was a connection of Bertha Avery’», brought Auut Nance a letter from the hla slender form qntvered w ith tear.
'•Oh. please come In and shut that other than Aunt Nance herself, while lu ted tw enty different runs ways. H e thickly stud the sky the buds continue fn the D im e o f tbe State of O regooi
and she had Introduced him to John, nearest postofflee, eight miles distant.
Y«»n a r * hereby re q n tr*5 to »ppe»r end
gradually opening until the whole tree
door!”
be
cried,
stretching
out
one
D a ild anti M trc la M errick. In honsee whooped at the corners, and he whoojted
asking him to help one of whose lite r­ Letters came rarely to Aunt Nance,
nn»w«r tbe o o uip lam t ttied n «aiu»l yon in !
hand Imploringly. “T h e y ’re a fte r m«*- of theff own. may be found In the lit­ in the middle o f the blocks. Sometimes looks like oue Immense white flower. the above e n title d »m t, on or before the I»»'
ary ability »he had a |xx>r opinion, but and they always filled her w ith pleas­
On the approach of dawn, when the day o f the tim e preearthed in tbe order of
those men are! Can’t you hide use
lu- whoopeo and swung bla hat at tbe
tle town but a few miles distant.
who wse a very ‘ amiable, deserving urable excltemeut.
brilliancy of the stare gradually fades p o b liea lio u , to « it:o n or before the 12th day
haven’t done w b a t they say 1 have
This was In a large brown envelope.,,
fellow.” John published some of the
same time.
In the light o f day. tbe sorrowful tree of N ov 1' j OV, ond If voo fa ll to eo «opear
When this happened tbe machine el
young man's productions partly to fa ­ and Aunt Nance drew out a photograph Hide me! H id e me!"
closes Its flowers, and ere the snn Is and *n»w er. p la in tiff w ill apply to thaO ourt
M in u te s s nd S econds.
Aunt Nance slowly closed the door
for the re lie f dem anded In the ootuplatnt
ther
grazed
a
tree
or
took
to
tbe
side­
with
the
letter.
vor Bertha and partly because they
fully risen not a stogie blossom Is filed herein ««niuM you, to w it: F o r e decree
A t least tw enty-five centuries before
She glanced at It eagerly and saw but seemed to hesitate.
w a lk and cleared off tbe kerosene bar­ visible.
helped to widen the circle of the mag­
A
sheet
of
flower
dust
as
diHeoiviu«
the bond* of uiutritoony uow es
M a’am.” said the young man. " I ’ve Christ the Babylonians used a sexa­ rels In frout of the groceries.
Of
___ _____r
____________
Overland Exprees traina for Baleni,
azine. A t least so thought the editor in the fnce of a young and delicate girl
iatin « between
the p ________
la in tiff aud
yonraelf on
been w ild fo r n long tim e, but 1 am gesimal system of notation, consisting course It was plain that something was white ns snow covers the ground ih» «rotim i» o f denen ion. mid (o r «nah oth er I Roseburg, Ashland, Bpcrameuto, Og-
of
|»erhaps
fifteen
years
chief and owner.
around the foot of the tree, which *n<1 farther relief ns to (he oo ai* may seem den, Kau
o
f
sari
and
sossi,
o
f
which
we
have
Innocent
of
this
wrong,
aud
tf
yon"'
Francisco, Btocktou Lo«
“ Who In the land can she b e t ’ suld
w ro n g , and a hundred people would
W hile John was experimenting with
help save me I w ill live a right life vestiges when we reckon 00 m in­ have extended help If they -could, but seems blighted snd withered during eqnltoole and joet.
Angeld«, E l P omo , N aw Orleaue and tU *
different novelties to attract the ntten- Aunt Nance. She unfolded the letter,
tbe day, while, however. It la actively
I'hi» »omuione 1» served upon yon by pah-
Leave* P o rtU h d Union Depot,
glanced at the signature and read It from this moment. I ’ ll go back home utes to the hour and 00 second* to the trouble was they couldn't.
o r « period
ot » i x -----------
enooe | 8 45 P m - A rriv e . ? 26 a m , d aily.
---------- thereof
-------- f ---------
---------------
■ tloo o f the public to his work be main
preparing for tbe next nocturnal festl lioation
the minute, or 3.000 seconds—th a t Is/
to m orro w -b ack to New Ham pshire!”
ive week« in theSheruinn Gwunty Observer, »
aloud.
"Your
affectionate
niece.
M
a
r­
But
they
stopped
tbe
deacon
at
last.
taiued a sort of ludeflnlte understand­
««tekly newspaper of «eunral e iro a la tio n
_________
________________
__
New Hampshire!”
Aunt Nance a saroa o f so sal—to tbe hour. T h s t wa They piled dry goods boxes on. tbe val. Tbe fragrance of the- blossoms *
M orning train
oounectaal
Woodburn
ing w ith Miss Avery. H e would uot cia M errick.’
published in Hberm««. oouuty. ° £ « < US - lu I d *U v e x w p t Bunday w ith tra in * for
count 12 Inches to the foot. 21 hours to street and ran him Into a m illinery like tbat of the evening prlm ro*e.-.
caught eagerly at the words.
”1
declare
I
’d
most
forgot
1
had
such
ask for her till he had met the coveted
the day, 800 degrees of longitude •»tore and captured him. H e waa still tbe tree 1s cut down close to tbe root»
Are you from New Ham pshireT
""“ ; r
success.
He always had something a niece,’’ said Aunt Nance. ’’But of
new plant shoots up and attains ma
iu«n eonaty. O regon, duly m ade on the 28th | B p r in g lte ltl, _ W e n d llu g _•»»<!
N a tro n .
•round tbe equator. 90 degrees of la ti­ whooping, bqt be didn’t fight hack
she ssked slowly
course
she's
my
slater
Lucy's
girl.
un<ter way or finished which he hoped
turity
In
an
Incredibly
short
time.
In
day
o
f
«»ptetaber
BM«.
aud
-he
dat»
o
f
the
L
o
a
v
e
s
Portland
U n lou Depot 8.30a m
Yes. yes! Oh. are they coming?”
tude from the equator to the poles and when they carried him home and put
Lucy's
name
Is
Merrick.
I
ain't
beerd
the vicinity of this singular tree there first p u b iica n o ii thereo f i» tbe le t day of arrive* 6.56 p. in .
wonld make the expected hit. Bertha
From what to w n ? ' ahe asked eager 00 miles to a degree may also be traced him to bed. O f course there was lom e
It's time
Eugen« puaeuger conncots at Wood*
encouraged him to push on and he from her for two year«.
usually grows another, which Is almost O a to b a r.lW fl.
to
the
same
duodecimal
Babylonian
B av tic r A M w i i , A ttorneys
ly.
burn w lth M t. Angel aud Bllvertoo
thing done about It. No deacon can an exact counterpart o f tbe sorrowful
would eventually reap the reward of some of 'em was w ritln ’ ."
8AI
o
l«
1
2
]
fo
r
P
la
in
tiff
I
I aw vea Port laud U n ion Depot
system
of
numeration,
which
original­
“T
he
town
of
Rockingham.”
"She sat down and read the letter
i>. rform that way after so many years tree, but less beautiful, and. strange
his perseverance. But, though many
ly reckoned 60 shekels to the mins and of probity without a bit o f scandal fol­
4.16 p. m ., returns 10.85 a.ua., d aily
••Now tell me your name, quick!”
slowly,
her
eyes
filling
w
ith
tears
aa
yUMMONS-^
to
say,
it
bloom«
only
In
the
d
a
/tlm
e
of his works were recoguteed by a
00 Ulloas to the tslenL A ll these num­ lowing. H e bad to toe the mark before
••D a v id -D a v id M e rric k ”
Corvaliia peaseuger leaves Portland
few as scintillations of genius, only she read Bhe wiped them on a corner
lu the O iro u it C ourt of the S la te of Oregon
Rbe took hie wet cheeks between ber bers are factors or multiples o f the his cburch. H e was dim ly conscious
of her apron when she had finished the
U nion Depot 7.80a m ., arrive«6.60 p.na.
for Sherm an O iuntv.
those of which be hlmaelf had an In­
M
e
r
e
th
a
n
E
nough
la
toe
letter and said to K ate Dooley, her hands and drew hla face down to here, saros, or 00. Our measures of time. that be had drunk too much alder, and
E E KAeebnrg and A C Kaeehu^, Plaintiff». D a ily
different opinion found their way Into
To m a ln ta lu health a m ature m an or
money, o f linear and angular space ho Intended to own up like a man and
while she kissed biro soothingly.
J H K aaebur« M a r * H am bu rg . W It Cope-
Bherkian passenger leave« Pori land
print. One or tw o stories of marked “ help:”
Ut‘h" 7 ^ e *^ o u te n ts ’’of the barrel be wom an need« Just enough food to re
I thought so—I thought so.” she are gll derived from the Greeks, w ho I
" I t ’s from my slater's girl. M y slater
la u d ? Aoguata Co island, H J Kaseborg, U n io n D e p o t 4 50 p.111., airiveeF 26a .m .
originality were published and attract­
Is dead, and so la her husband. T h e ir said. "with her arms around his neck. obtained them from the Babylouten«, In.eatlgated. H e w a* saved from thia, pair tbe waste «ud supply energy and
A nnie Kaa»barg, Ldaxle B en nett. W C Ben
D a lly .
ed some favorable comment, bot not
n e tt, H erb e rt Root. A m e lia B oot, F ra n k ie
«.W n m — ____ -___ P o r t .
jrlrl. Marcia, seems to be all alone "You’ve the D oolittle eyes. David. probably through the Phoenicians.
however. A brother deacon suggested body heat. T he habitual consumption
Kaeebnrg and L iz z ie K arebnrg, (m in o r
F ?r “ t . G to v '®
. ***
enough to fix the attention o f the pub->
In the worifi and not very strong. 8be Don’t he afraid.”
of
more
food
Ilia
n
Is
neoessary
for
the
that he submit bis bead for medical ex­
beira o f W H Kaeebar«. deo«*aedj, D e- land Union Depot 10.4o p.iu., a r r i v f
11c on the w riter.
wants to- come out and stay w ith me
amination, and tbs Hiiggestlon was fol- purposes is prim e cause of stomach
Tbe door of M arcla’a room had
fHodiinia
1 60 p.ua. D a lly exoept Bunday.
M eanwhile Jefferson Spangler was
Japan *** Salt Control.
awhile and try this mountain climate opened suddenly, and she stood there
S 2 ? K t & ’ P O R T L A N D < M W E G O H lt f lU R B A «
troubles, rheum atism aDd disorders of K . «
T be Japanese are trained to conceal I lowed. A doctor felt
plowing In the field of mediocrity. In
for her health.
with a shawl thrown lightly around unhappy feelings nnd only to publish | asked b l®
the kidneys. I f troubled w ltb Indiges­
time be published a novel which met
«eenarg,
"W ell, ahe c * n co m e. H I make her her. Tbe next Instant ahe cried out: to tbe world the record of things made
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
' a medical ' report
""* to tbe effect;
w ith a moderate success. John Greg
tion, revise your diet, let reason and Kaaebnrg, (m in o r heir." o f W U Kneel-urg,
more than we1e«npc. It*« ••;••: v t y e a r
•Dh.
It
’s
David—my
brother
David!”
deoeaaed),
the
«l<ove-nanied
defandanta
"Tills
Is
to
certify
that
I
have
care­
ory, surprised, read It, or all o f It he
bright
and
cheerful.
O
f
this
wise
dto-
not
appetite
control
aud
take
a
few
do-
D IV IS IO N
since 1 see auy of m> o w u f o lk * , a n I
In tbe nam e o f te e state o f Oregon. Yon
I lie 11.1nip of feet was heard out­
fully examined Into the mental condl
could force him self to read, and won
of C ham berlain's Stomach aud L iv ­ are b e r.b v required to aopoar and »newer
It'll do me good to see somebody right side. The look of amazement on the clpllne of self Lafcsdlo H earn give» •
of Deacon Hardatone, and I flud
DepoL Foot o f Jefferson Street.
derod.
But w hat was his chagrin
to
the
o
o
m
p
le
m
t
filed
herein
on
or
before
good
inatanc#
to
h
l*
"Kokoro;”
er Tablets snd you w ill soon be a ll rig ht
from New Uampatelre w ith the Ltoo
boy*« twee gave plaew to one of te r­
the 6 ih day o f Novem ber. 196». end if you
*1 had a male servant In tbe hous' tbat his 1st* performance waa begot,
Leave* from Jefferson *tre *t depot for
little blood In her vetae. I was a Doo­ ror. and Aunt Nance said quickly;
fa il to ao appear and Ooawer, te e p lain tiffs
superinduced, encouraged and finally again. F o r sale by Moro Pharm acy
Which he was connected told him that
who seemed to me to be tbe happlc-
ally ,
w ill apply to the oonrl for • decree th a t r e t - 1 Dallas aud Interm ediate pointe d
dally
little. K a ts ”
“Go
In
there
w
ith
your
sister.D
avid
.”
developed by what la known to alien­
the next Issue would contain s like­
o
f
mortals.
H
e
laugbed
Invariably
eree*
iie'appointed,
nnd
te
a
t
*
*
e
tio
a
tw
enty
14.16
pun. A rriv e Portlaud, 10.16 k .m .
“ W h at db you find In that atnpld old
She read the letter again. I t was
A moment later sta or seven rough
ists as a brainstorm 1 don’t think he'll
two (22) in tow nship me ( I ) north of raage 1^
ness and notice of tbe "new literary
when
spoken
to,
looked
always
delight
well w ritten and stated briefly. In ad
(lepenfleuce-Monmouth Motor
T h e In<le[
looking men filed Into tbe cabin. Aunt
be dangerous again for several years to paper to keep you ao busy?” petulant­ sixteen (18) east of the W illa m e tte liter id t-
light** and thnt they had decided to
ai? m HberwHn'eoonty", stAte'Of O regon, be I L in e operates d aily to M onm outh and
ly asked Mrs. Youngeouple.
w
dltlon to the news which Aunt Nance Napce knew them every o oe... She ed at work and appeared to know noth come.
"I mm to ” him.
Ing of tbe small trouble* of llfk. B ut
“ | was Just looking at tbe money sold sooording to la w , and th a t the proeeml» A itile , connecting w ith B. P. ('o ’*
hfd already communicated to Kata,
And a fte r tbe charges against tbe
W hile Gregory had been trying to that the w rite r was nearly sixteen met them standing w ith her back to one day 1 peeped at him when he
a riete« fro m tbe e *le o f eaid property be di- traina at Dalla» and Independence.
market.'* be answered.
the
door
o
f
the
room
David
and
his
deacon
had
been
dropped
he
went
home
dash In upon the public by s brilliant
thought hlm aelf quite alone, and his re
year« old and that ahe would have her elster had entered. .
“Oh. dear! Do they have « money
and
said
to
hla
w
ife:
______
Rpn rigler had t»een
stroke, humble
laxed face startled ms. I t was not the
m „ «oom |
CBluk, H o no lulu uud
own living to make, for her parents
Are there ever nny bar­ „ o k .,„ » t oort fonkor r» l„ l
" H e come In here, didn’t he. Annt
“Should our nephew Henry call and market?
slow jr crawling Sip upun It. H e pos-
H ard lines o f
m eet and equitab le In the premise«
bad left her little more than enough Nance?” said Joe Haakln, the leader face 1 had known.
gains?”—Exchange.
ask
to
bo
forgiven
for
drinking
cock
T b it » u m m o n s i* served apon yon by pnb-
■esved a homely faculty of portraying
pain and anger appeared In it. making
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Cornsr T h ird
money to take her to Colorado.
of the crowd. "W e seen him, and we
Deareat Ethel.” began tb * young Ito«tion by a u th o rity o f an order o f tio n
the < omutou events entering Into th e
It seem tw enty yearn older. 1 coughed tails 1 think we’ll try snd do It. and to­
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 7x1.
“ W e’ll talk shout her supportin
W
m H en rietta, County Jnd«a o f Hbemnan
w
ant
him.
Now,
didn’t
be
come
In
morrow
J
’ll
knock
the
bung
out
o
f
that
man fervently, "you are different from
lives of ordinary people.
llswtng
quietly
to
announce
my
presence,
and
P o rtlan d , O r.
oonnty,
O
regon,
which
said
order
was
made
herself when there's occasion for her b e r e r
barrel
and
let
It
begin
to
*onr.
any other girl 1 ever knew!”
reached a point where capital conclud
and entered on the 14th day o f Septem ber,
a t once the f4ce smoothed, softened,
to do It." sold Ahnt Nance aa ahe
---------------- 1*
C.
W
.
STIN
G
ER ,
W m . flc M U R R A Y
Aunt'
Nance
replied*
fearlessly:
"1
“ In w hat w a y T ’ asked hla blushing 11WN. a kd requires you to answer Ibo eom-
ed thnt It could make his work profita­
lighted up as i f by miracle. I t was n
C ity T ic k e t A gent.
G en-Pase. Agt
p !a te t w ith in six weeks n f the date o f the
ble. be had nothing more to «Io but folded the letter and restored It to Its don’t tell Mee, and I won’t tell one now. miracle, Indeed, of perpetual and un-
T h e swiftest of tbe smaller birds Is bride to be.
first p u blio«tiou o f this summons.
H e did come In here, Joe Haakln. I l e ’e
envelope.
“
W
h
y
—er—you
ace.”
be
replied,
wh-ld hla |wn. Capital did the rest
tbe
V
irginia
ralnplper,
which
has
ac­
eelfish control.”
E V. lirrrre n a ite .
In here now. and. w hat’e more, he’s go­
She took up the photograph and look
W ithin a few years publtslieis were
A ttorney fo r P la in tiffs
complished measured flights of 7.500 rather at a loss how to proceed, “you 349]
©O Y E A R » '
ln ’ to stay In here!”
Pate
of
first
publleatlon, Hepterober 24,19(«
Rad Be*n Frio*»»**.
accepted
me.”
—Young’s
Magazine.
competing fo r bis next novel aud o f­ ed at It long and lovingly.
yards lu a minute.
E X P E R IE N C E
P a te of test publiOAttoa, Novena >er A. liMW
“ Do you know what him and another
"Rhe*s a Doollttis. out and out." she
T ak e a pint o f red tM-ana which hava
fering him fancy royalties for It.
Rlobbs—So be broke off tbe engage
She has the reg'lar Doolittle feller done?”
been soaked overnight and drained.
For C h ap p ed S f l
The next chapter In John Gregory’s »aid
“ I neither know nor care," replied Cover w ith plenty of freeb water, bring ment, eb? Did she take tt to heart?
life was the receipt of a letter from nose snd her grandfather's chin right
Chapped
skin w hether on the hands
over ag’ln.
She’s dow nright p arty, Annt Nance boldly, ’’but 1 know this— them slowly to boiling |M>lnt, theu let globha — No; to court. — Philadelphia
the girl be adored announcing tier ru
or face, m ay be cared In one u lg b t by
Record.
you
men
ain’t
hie
Judges.
Vengeance
»be
looks
like
har
ms.
and
Lucy
was
them cook gently until tender.
Put
g a r m e n t to Spangler.
Since John
a pp lying Gba.ok*erlalit*s Halve. I t is
It belongs to two tablespoonfuls of minced white on­
Mrs. Jones (going onti—You won’t be
bad never made a formal proposal for (he lM-at lookin’ one of pur fam ily. don't belong to you.
But she don't w rite s word about ber H im !"
ion In a saucepan w ith one tablespoon* lonely, deer, w ill you? M r. Jonee-N o, also uoequatetf for sore nipples, burns
h e r liand. there was no occasion for
Bhe pointed upward aa ahe spoke, ful o f butter and cook uutll a pale ducky. I shan't mlsa you a t all. The and scalds. For sale at Moro Pbarmfloy
her entering Into any explanation or brother! 1 wonder how th a t la. Lucy
•ry y ”
’’w s t o t n a A r
and then she added; "You c a s t lay straw qolor. Then put In tbe drained parrot's here, you know.
t|M4o«y. She did say. however, that had two children.".
Anrwne nentMns • »««xa and «enartntton atsy
raléklv ••«'•rukin 0— -'-»»Ine free vb ethar aa
Three weeks later the stagecoach yonr Bands on tbat boy toolght.
beaus, add a level tableepoonful of
she was not to marry tier Meal, but
InvanIMMi t» proba
“Fohglve yob onemtoa,” said Uncle
tlmia «trteti» eonn<-
came w hirling up to Aunt Nance's In this room behind me, and you are flour, ooe tableapooofut o f cli«pix>d
people never did that
•e n tfte e . «Fi,te* aree, ? ro
■ben. “but don* tot yob forgiveness go
( • « le n t e l»ken tlir,>»«h
Joba Gregory Is getting old sod Is doer, and Jack Hughes called out when alx of eight men to one woman, bot paratoy and h alf a pint o f water in •o fa r as to tem pt yob to git sodabto
«««rte nette*, wllhn*«* ci»»»**, la thè
there’s not one of you that’ll ley yonr which th * been* were cooked Blinmer
Tor Tnflmta and Children.
a bachelor. H e la second assistant edi­ ba saw Aunt Nance a t the opeg door;
a
s
'
trade
hooeee."—
Washington
Star.
"Light load today. Aunt N a n e s - hands on me to move me from thia fbr h alf xa hour, then odd a table-
tor o f the tnagaaine thst "boomed'* hla
spoonful o f lemon Juice beaten up
A kaaitennely IttnvtrateS
rival. Without prospect <»f ever attain­ only one passenger, and 1 gee«* she’s door,
ealaUon o f «ny »eteiltflq
"You- wouldn’t Joe Raskin, when w ltb the yolks o f tw o eggs. Btlr gen
ing any greater prosiwrity
Different the one you’re lookin’ for."
»ter : toar month». t l . Sot
B
e
a
n
tbe
A
young
girl,
bar
plale
black
dress
you remember bow I walked three tly and 1st get steaming bot and serve
opinions are given as* to the cause or
MUNN &
FOR FUTCHER't
1 of
wocq| snowstorm we had
nau w ith stuffed green -peppers.-Brooklyn
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h e O b s e r v e r . ÄT AUNT NANCE
ALFOflD’S CABIN.
IS GENIUS DEVISABLE?
floor with pneumooy.
“ You w ouldn't IH Handers, when 1
had you brought right trfre and took
care of you myself pthcu you bad that
broken leg last fall.
"You wouldn’t lay hands ou tbe » »
man who closed .your w ife’s eyes In
denth less than a year ago. Tout Lee-
aoiu. Every man of you has set at my
table ag'ln and ag’lo. w ith or without
money—It made no difference.
“Touok uie? Why. I dou’t believe I
myself could keep you from uslu' that
roi»e you've got ontslde on the man
wlin’d lay rough hands on A unt Nance
Air«»rd.’’
"No. you couldn’t." aald Joe Ras­
kin. "You’re rig h t-w e ’d make mince*
meat of him! And If you’re goto’ to
stuud 'fore that door and”—
” 1 aiu.” interrupted Aunt Nance,
"aud there alu't no other way into tbe
room.”
She waved her hand lightly toward
the open door. "Good night!” ahe aald.
They went out Into tbe darkness.
Before noon the next day Joe Haakln
rode up to Aunt Nauce’s cabin. She
went to the door, uud he did not dis­
mount.
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"W ell,” be said. " If tilings don't tarn
out queer sometimes! W e got a fte r
the wrong fellow sure enough last
n ig h t You see. tbere’a been a gang of
cutthroats and boss thieves lurkin ’
ubout ou T ay lo r mouutalu. The boys
got tired o f 'em, aud lust ulgbt they
took a fte r a couple o f'tb e sueaka.
“I t seems that this young fellow
told tbe truth when he suld be dldu’t
long to ’em.
H e was wanderin’
along on bis way to Eagle cliff and
took refuge from tbe atorjue with some
the guug.
‘The guilty ones Was taught this
mornln’ down lu Deer gulch, and
they’d the grace to any that the young
fello w with ’em dldu’t belong to their
gang. I f yop’ve got him in your cablu
y lt you sort o’ ’pologlze to ’1m for
tbe little lnconveulence we put ’1m to
last ujght nnd say thnt we’ll do any-
thlug we can for him uow't he’s out
bad company."
R e was doDe w ith bnd company
from that day forth
The promise he
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