Sherman County observer., October 29, 1909, Image 4

N A T U R E S W A R N IN G .
snld sim ply. "sen I le r antw er toy
“Queer there ain’t nobody ary u o ,
pra’r."
be muttered.
M ar« People M ust Surely Reoog-
Unconsciously her hnud began to
The Aecrat of Its Manufaeturs teams
"Mebbe they’rd* In the cabin tryln’ stroke (ha boy's face. Either the pain
nlaa and Head It.
ta Hava Bean Lest.
ter
get
things
ouL
Wall,
hit’»
or
som
ething
In
her
touch
seem
ed
to
M VKO , OBKOON :
The Ink manufacturer hits made
• y M. QUAD.
tim e's any. I'll J « ' w»1» W®. an' arouse him. After a moment he open*
, Klduvy Ills ootue quietly, inyaterl greet strides In his Ih^’d lie has
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then hit'll be one or Pother.“
F R ID A Y ............... 0 < * 2 e >
ed his eyes aud gazed at them cu
l*Te«s. J
oualy.
due» d many colored fluids th at seem
Hr stepped from the bushes and rlously. Then be recognized Peter«.
well ndapti*d to urth »ary nse. But
But nature always warns you.
Belug she had never married, nnd be­
gHve a loud about Then he cocked
"Is your gun loaded?" he asked com
Talk W ith Yaw.
bow long will Ih b ink lant without
ing she hud reached the age of forty-
Notion tbe kidney aeoratlons.
bis rifle and waited.
fusedly.
I f you do not read T he Observer P ie Avenger Forget» His Enmity
“Somebody tuus' be ter home, or
B«e If th e color la un health y,
“No,” and the strong voice trembled 1, ve. moat o f the people o f the village
T k i f r i 1 « ' ‘‘r I V
n I‘,Uer wrtt’
bow'd the Are get started. They a little
Xby Not?
I f there are settlings and sediment.
” 1 'low there won’t b« no of M illville spoke o f Mlsa Bimoner as
to Perform a Noble Deed.
ten
tau
or
ffte
ib
.vc.ra
ago and note
\u
u
t
Nan.
and
she
raised
no
objee-
W e should like to have you lak "
sborely wouldn’ set hit on purpose.
more use fer guns at ween us."
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
how much of It it lU e'itle because tbe
1« and w e ';n ow It w ould be profitab le to
He gave auother shout and moved
“But I ’low there will." And by a tlon. She had ao lucome, aud aha
I t la time, ttien, to uae Doan'a K id Ink has faded? Lon. pevetow docu­
By FRANK H. SWEET.
you to becom e a »ubsvrlber. W e »end I*
slow ly toward the cabin. A few mo­ desperate effort the boy struggled to lived alone. It was said o f her that
ments uot a century old are preserved 3 iT ralns to T h e C ast Dally
tw o year» for $2 50; o n e je a r $1 5 0 , l2 H c ta (C opyrigh t. 1*«. by A m erican Press Asso­ m ents and there came the frightened
she waa a disappointed woman, »he uey Pills.
his
feet.
"1
feel
sorter
queer,
but
1
c iation .!
a m o n th la t ’t m tfch. T r y It. O rd e r by
To ward off Bright* disease or dlabetee today In air light case«, so th njjbe Ink
i\
as,
but
not
In
tbe
aeuae
that
abe
bad
wall o f an Infant
reckon I’ll hold a gua
An* hit’s time
Postal C ard , and pay for It w h en y o u can.
“Somebody II be made ter pay fer
Doan'a have done great work in Moro will not fndo any »mire. Others have
fh Pullman standards and
| loved aud loaL 8o far aa any one
T hi
“A baby!" he cried wonderingly. this quar'l war settled."
P. P. Dr Moss, of Moro Or., says: been copied lu order to retain the ex­ tourist slaeplug-oant daily to Olnaha,
A t any tim e when requested to do thia.'*’ The words were hissed rather “W hy don’t the fools bring hit out?"
knew
slie
had
never
loved
at
all.
The
man
folded
his
arms.
act
chlrogrspby
of
the
original
authors.
Chicago Bpokane; tourist sleeping-car
an, the paper w ill be discontinued. B ut we than spoken, aud the boy s fingers Then a terrible thought occurred to
"You'll shoot ef you like ter,” he said though several widowers had cleaned “ The ch ief sym p tom e f uiy kid ney
Fading Ink la oue of the things in dally toKausas City. Reclining chair-
expect th a t a ll arrear« w ill be paid before closed convulsively ou the barrel of
I heir muddy fe«t on her doormat aud com plaint waa the Irregularity lu tbe
him. Perhaps they were all dead or quietly, “but I’m through."
such request 1« made. I t laeaae to ask ua his long rltle. It wua not yet noon, but
' u led to lutereat her tn affairs matri­ passage o f the kidney secretions, fbro- whleh the ancients did uot bellave. cars (seats free) to the East dally,
away. For a moment he stood Irreso­
The boy’s eyes biased scornfully.
to r a u a te m e n t, w h ich w ill be c h e e rlu lly
Mnuy of the mediaeval manuscripts
the shadow s o f t h e forest were thick lute; theu a quick flush of pity drove
“So you’re a cow ard’s w ell’s a spy monial. Just what was the matter Ing m e vo arise m any time« during th e six and seveu hundreds years old have TORTLANO DXFOT. t v . Dalljr.
rendered at apy tim e .
around him. Stray gleam s of sunlight
A/.
iGtb Miss Spooner was that she waa
the anger from bis face.
n'
dorg
JtlH»rJ"
ha
taunted.
nigh
t.
I
t
waa
advised
by
au
acquaiut-
their letters formed of Ink that Is as
came through occasional openings In
i woman with *
salon, and did not
“I ain’t flghlln’ babies!" And. drop­
the foliage, and one of these fell at the
Jmw exactly what that mlaalon waa. auoe, w h o had used Doan's K idney black aud bright ns on the day when
ping Ills rifle upon the ground, be sped
»I» Uunlmgtn«.
• BS ».m.
S W p m
* ,
tsjy’s feet aud rested upon the dead
( p to the top Of thirty aha had P ills w ith ex cellen t results, to giv e first written.
toward the cabin.
M Itbout a mo­
t » p in.
Who has the secret of this lost a /t P s » m » BI kk >< (»»«P») lt-f* P “'-
ls»dy of a large deerhound. It Just
I bought It was to convert tbe heathen them a trial, aud 1 »«toured a box at
ment’s hesitation he dashed Into the
T OO p.S*.
• te • nu
SFOKAMK F L Y k » .
of making durable Ink? It la another
tou?he<l the delh ate face and ears, but
,f
China
and
Africa,
but
the
returns
T
he
Moro
P
harm
acy.
I
used
them
■o »top
A m «
wall of smoke and flame. But only
one of the lost arts that Is worthy of
left In pitying shadow the ugly wound
i ti ».wT
•
m-re
so
uucertaln
that
she
bad
finally
m
B
l«
»
according
to
directions
and
recalved
for an lusianL The heut wus too
made by the bulleL As the young
Fwr Eastern Wbihln«toa, Walla Walla, I n Wta­
'.echletl tluit she wua ou the wrong prom pt relief. 1 have taken th em on Investigation. The undents had fewer
much for him. and he staggered out«,”
mountaineer gazed at the dark scar
uack. Then It daw ns» on her to take several occasions since theu and the -matcrlula to work with and leas facil­ lon, ('««ar d'Alana ami <«r»e« Northarn point»«
By GEORGE A. PARKER.
weakly nnd half blinded
A large
ities for lnlioratory tests, but we most A T L A N T IC K XPXXas
his eye gleamed fiercely.
-ip the temper»!»**« question, bnt here
(C opyrigh t. IX«, by A m e ric a n Vreas Aaso-
spriug of water bubbled up lu front
results have lieen h igh ly saUnfaotory." acknowledge that there are some for the East via Hunt-
•Somebody 'll I«.* fer hit,” he re-
I be wus hand lea pi>ed. Old So» Prltch-
ctatlon.J
» ta a.m.
T.tS pm
of the cabin, nnd the sight gave him
For sale by »11 dealer*.
Price 60 things In which* they excelled us.— Inptosu
peated savagely, “an' I flow thet some­
DO Stop.
Has
ud waa the ouly one lu the village
From
old manuscript:
a uevv Idea A quick bound took him
Ail a.m.
iras
pm.
Passes Bl((<
ceuts.
Fueler-MllbuiU
Do
,
Biifl'alo,
body
II
be
Tom
Peters-
the
low
down,
World
Today.
j ib.-it got drunk, uud his w ife said
1 was born and reared on the coast
Into the spring, and a moment later
P O R T L A N b -B lU tlff
t th a t she wonld rather have him come New York, sole agents for the U nited
o f Norway. Until I was tw enty years sneakin' spy an' traitor! He's drlv pap he once more rushed' Into the cabin
The Beet F leeter
LO CAL, for »II local
Home drunk than sober, as he broke Htatea.
old I bad never been lu a town, and Into the mountains by hl* lyin' an tale with the water stream ing from his
polou bet wood Bigg»
and PortlAAd.
A pi roe o f flannel dam peued w ith
fewer
dlahee.
Metoeiuber
the
nam
e—
bonus—aud
then only In a small village. My « b - bearin’, an' now he thinks he’ll do clothing
This
time
he
remained
ia.ua «.nt bv. »
Arrive« «I BiffW»
There la uothlug more discouraging take u e other
Cham ber Iain's L in im en t and bound on
aoclates were untutored people, and I what he likes with our fambly cos longer. When he came out he carried
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chan feeling that you have a mlaalon
to th e atTeoted parts is superior to so y
received but the elem ents of educa­ P i l l a boy. But I 'll Show him! Hit a small bundle In hjs arms. But al­
Undo Caleb—Ilava you named yout
and havlug that udaalou dodging you
tion N evertheless they seem ed to look shan’t be said I'm ibe best shot In the most before he was beyond reach o f
plaster.
W hen trouble«! w ith lam e
and keeping you lu suspense. The dog yet, Clureuce?
For Aatoria aud wav points, con­
upon me s i superior to tbemselvee. mounting fer nothin’. I’M end this old the flames he stumbled aud rell. After
back, or pains In the side or chest g iv e
Little
.Clarence—Yea,
sir;
I
called
quar’l
now
fer
good
'n‘
alw
ays.“
necting
w u ith
steamer
for ll W B C O S l i d
.
.
.
_ . 1»
I . ..
I u
s w iu s e
u
B
b e s u M i svs
»uly
thing
tbut
can
be
dtme,
however.
W hether that w as because I bore the
a
moment
he
rose
nnd
staggered
on
a
It
a
trial
and
you
are
certain
to
lie
more
|
Nor(b
H(«anM)r Hasealo, A .b
Then his mood changed. Letting his
im to wait.
Miss 8(Mxmer walled, and hlin after you.
murks of having been born of superior
few
steps
aud
fell
again.
Before
he
Uncle Caleb—That Isu't very complt than pleased w ith th e prom pt relief It »(rest dock. Leavee B.00 p ro. dally,
at b-ugth her mlsalou hove Into view.
stock or that my name was English I rifle fall u|Mio the ground, he threw had reached the place where he had
Turds; thia lin im e n t also relieve« rhu- excep t Su nd ay. Haturday 10 00 p! m.
jy -j
It wus lu tbe form of a trump. It meutary.
did not know. My father died « h e n I him self braid« the dead body of his left his rifle he had fallen three times.
" tic pains and is certain to pleaee any | Arrive« 6 00 p. m . dally excep t » u n d a y . .
LUtle Clareqpe—Oh. well, he hasn’t
Culled at her bouse for aometlilug to
was ten years old, and 1 remembered friend.
“Poor old Driver!“ be soblssl. “Cun t The last time he did not rise.
e suffering from that disease For tale | For D ayton, Oregon City aud Yam-
eat. She sat It down at the table aud got sense euough to care.—Exchange.
him as alw ays with a sad look on his
At last the small bundle which had.
h ill R iver pul nt*. A sh street dock.
bade It fill up. While It waa doing so
face, which was reflected In my moth­ you speak ter me? Ain't you 'u' me
The sm all child had been silent fot liy Moro Pharmacy
fnllen
upon
the
ground
began
to
stir.
Ireavea 7 00 a m daily excep t Munday.
she rati Into a nelghbor'a to see If that half au hour, aud her anxious mamma
er’s. When I grew older 1 nsked her goln' on any more hunts? Poor old A few frantic m ovements, and It open­
Arrive* 6.30 p m. dally ex c ept Mmiday.
neighbor coublu’t spare on old coat, at last found her with an alarm clock
why my father and she had alw ays ap- doggie, poor old doggie!” For some ed. und a baby crawled out. The blan­
An Arabian Story.
nnd when she returned the tramp had tied to her Toot.
peared sad. She could uot bring her­ lime he lay there sobbing bitterly. Then ket was scorched and blackened, and
f According to the story widely be­
For L ew iston , Idaho, aud way points
departed; also her watch and chain
self to tell me the reason, and I re­ lie rose and began to scoop a hole tn there were great holea which the fire
pari a, . Wash.
lieved throughout Islam, a dog ap from Hi _
„ , Leave Rif
sfBfflB
“ What m ischief are you up to ttow, ____
the
loose
sand.
Then
he
lifted
the
and other things
•
proacbed Allah while the latter waa I 6.R )». «».', or upon arrival train No. 4,
mained In Ignorance,
darling?" she Inquired.
had made, but the baby was appar
dead
liodv
of
bis
friend
and
laid
It
Miss Spooner was Justly Indignant.
When 1 was twenty my mother died,
"Foot’s asleep, aud I w aut to waken engaged In the construction of Eve dally except Maturdav. Arrive Riparia
ently unhurt, ft gazed aliout curiously
and. oelxlng tbe rib which tbe Almighty 14 P
"Yoe, tom rargnal" he c a l l x p sh a r p l y . She gave tbe alarm, the fellow was
and 1 reaolvcd. to leave the desolate gentlv In Its last resting plnce.
It," was the reply.
for a momeut nnd then crawled over
•Goodby.
old
doggie."
he
said
ns
he
overhauled, and before ulght be waa
place where 1 had been born and Meek
hnd Just taken from Adam's aide, ran
A
quick
flush
passed
over
the
man's
to
the
unconscious
figure
of
the
boy
In Jail at tbe couuty «eat. six miles
a more active field. Before going" 1 turned away. "1 wish you knew what After awhile It reached up and touch­
off w ith It. Allah, it la «aid. followed
For full !itfo rm sllu <i c a l. on or aUdre»»
face.
aw ay, o n - a Ihree months' sentence
made Inquiries of a neighbor concern­ Pin going fer. You’d rest more easy.”
W all K now n H e ts l K eep er
In hot pursuit and managed to grasp
“I
don't
know
wliat
you
mean
by
ed
the
blistered
face.
A
shudder
ran
He moved along slowly and can
The Justice o f the peace, the constable
ing my imrents’ sojourn In those parts
W in . M C M U R R A Y
U««« and reeonim ends Chatnlierlalns the UI1. which the dog bad neglected
through the boy’s frame, and he open­ spy ’n' dorg killer.” he said, “but Tom
«nd others applauded her action, and
and was told that they had come there tlously and paused frequently to look
to tuck away. The tall remained tn
Peters
ain’t
gen'rally
spoke
of
ns
a
ed
his
eyes.
Then
he
rose
slow
ly
to
his
for tw o or Ihree days she felt that Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea R em edy AHlb’a hand«, the dog escaping with
H e ii’l PasHenger Agent,
several years before my birth and had around. Across wild ravines and up.
coward.”
she had done her duty. Then ibe still J C Jenkina, o f <.lasgow , K y, say», “ I the rib. Allah thereupon utilized the
for a tim e lived ns geutle folk, but sub­ up the narrow mountain path slowly feet.
P ortland, Oregon.
“Dldn* you bring the officers down
“Sorter seem s like I fainted." he
■mall voice liegnn to whisper to her lake pleasure In sayin g that I 've kepi dog's tall ln«tead of Adam’s rib for tbe
sequently they dw elt us did their and stealthily he moved, and never for
on pap's still?" fiercely “Dldn’ you
snld
in
a
wondering
voice.
”1
thought
C
ham
lierlaln’ai.'ollc,
Cholere
and
Diar­
a
moment
did
the
angry
gleam
leave
She had tempted the w ayfarer. He
neighbors. My father had from his
conntructlon of the mother of man
kill my dorg? Ain't you been a sneak­
hud probably been driven to trampism rhoea R em edy in my fam ily m edicine kind, and It Is ow ing to, thia, accord­
coming appeared to have a cloud on Ills eyes or his mouth lose Its reso­ only gals did that. But I reckon I’d
in’
apy
all
’long?"
better
be
gettln’
home
’n’
her
these
by misfortune, n e (flight have been chest for a lsiu l 18 veers, anti have a l ­ ing to tbe Arabs, that woman Is Just
his mind. My mother had told me be lute harshness.
“1 never beared of tbe still bein' took
On this side the range was wild and burns looked after. Smart like tbey’s
an honest uinn up to this time. In w ays had aatlefeetory results fiom It* as Incapable of rem aining quiet nnd
fore her death that a sum of money
till
this
roornin’.”
was
the
calm
an­
conslder’ble
bad.
Lucky
I
kept
ray
fact, she made a dozen other excuses use. I have adm inistered It to m any m otionless for tw o m inutes together
had lieen put In a bank for me at the almost Inaccessible, and the cabins of
swer. "an’ 1 ain't a man as kills dorgs.
for him. nnd all at ouce It dawned on
nearest town, and. going there. 1 file tinrdy mountaineers were far eyes shot.’’ A low wall at his feet
I
seen
a
lot
o'
aettlem
lnt
boys
huntin'
traveling men w h o w e re suffering from a« Is the tall of a dog. .
her that here wns her long sought
claimed It ntid took passage for Eng apart. Perched like an eagle's nest on drew tils attention. "Yes. baby; I’m
Had th» Old Man Cornarad.
yesterd'y.
an’
raeblie
some
o’
them
shot
trouble« for w h ich 1» i* recom m ended,
goin’ ter take you ’long o’ me." aud
Tine tide N ol2 N orlbbud
•toiltll-
u
narrow
sh
elf
o
f
rock
and
hidden
ihlsslon.
There
would
be
more
Joy
land.
-D o yon think you can support m» mund c L! May 16 1908
him " Then he ndded gently. “YoU ’n’
the
ghost
of
a
smile
flickered
across
and
have
never
failed
to
relieve
them
”
over saving one trump than In sending
po**e tiger
On my arrival In London 1 went from the valley below by a thick
me can't fight any more.”
In the atylo to which 1 have been e? panengr
» million tracts to the heathen. She re Rem edy 1» for sale by Moro Phqrinncy
about looking for work. Going Into growth of chestnuts was the home of his blackened face. “Seem s like yon
H l’A T lO N H
daily
daily i t
Tbe fierce light died slow ly Horn tbe
sorter
belong
ter
me
now
I
’low
your
'-ustoined?"
she
asked.
called lhat the man looked lonely and
the office of a merchant for the pur­ Tom Peters. H is uenrest neighbor was
boy's eyes
folks
hev
deserted
you."
_
"1
jlfiUT
know."_
he
replied,
"but
I
Anwncnst, as If be realized that the ________.R serhsd the Lim it.---------- ------
pose. he asked toe iny name. When | Jaka Winthrop.. wbQ had built his
o » » • » • •
I 00 pm
* • • 12 10 » n r
l i e reached down, but as tris bits-
“B ut 1 seen you talkin’ wtth the offi- world was against him. and she wasn’t
told him be looked up at me In sur­ eablu In the wildest part of a gloomy
An old sailor noticed souiethlng sus know this-—I’ll be able Io support you l i f t
6.4 .. .G itam i)*.. . . 11 46
cer down to the settlem lnL” he said
tered
flesh
came
In
contact
with
the
7 0 . . . ..K lu k s.., !. 11 40
quite sure that he didn't have tears piciouR alsiut a auck of meal that waa lu a better style thuu you will lie ac 1 25
ravine three tnlles down the mountain
prise.
doubtfully.
W m o ».,.. 11.26
0 8
•‘Where were you born?" he 'asked.
I d his eyes as he sat down to the being sw u n g by a crene- at Pori Nol- cuatonjed to after this If you don’t ac­ I 40
Time was when these tw o men had baby he drew bnck. with a low cry of
“He war askin' me ’bout a darky
pain
Then,
ns
though
nshnmed
of
his
14.1 ., K lohdyk* . 10.20
I told him all I knew about myself. lieen good friends, but that wus years
ioth on to bis blp. The sailor told the cept me. Your dad has sold short on 1 1 85
gprend.
who
used
to
work
fer
you
all.
He
Iti 1 . . . Hendon , . . 11.00
Fie regarded me with compassion and ago A sudden quarrel at a shooting weakness, he picked up the baby and
You probably know how conacleuce captain there eeeoaed to be som ething wheat, mid I’ve got It cornered."—Chi •2 06
lowed on bribin' him. but I had no
19 2 H ay Canon J«H
his
rifle
and
walked
quietly
toward
gave me employment.
works when It gets out of leading m oving lu that particular flack, nud cago Record-Herald.
19 9 .. M oD.maltls. 10*46
2.20
Idee what ’t war fer."
the woods. But his progress was slow
At Intervals when Introduced to a
2 85
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The baby begnn to coo softly, and strings, and It Is useless to relate that tbe captain »aid;
At
length
he
reached
the
sharp
turn
person I was regarded with a certain
"Aha. a atowuwuy. I guess! Keep
27.0 .....M o r o . . . . 10.16
2 46
In the path. As he did so he fancied the boy reached out to touefi It. The within u week Aunt Nan wus asking
H ow ta Cura a C o ld
Interest or curiosity—I could not tell
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80 4 . . E riflln ville . 10 06
that he could hear some one coming | poor blistered face could not smile. adm ission to tbe county Jail. She had it till the last. Theu allng It to the
which. I noticed that such persons
.88 6 Grose Valley 9 45
lie a* careful as you can, you w II or 8.20
a friend lu town and had driven over yard and let It bang there."
up the mountain. A keen scrutiny but the eyes had grown very soft and to tell her all about ll and to atop for
46 8 . . . B o u r b o n ... 9.26
were alw ays of superior education.
The sailor kept the sack till the last. c ssio n slly U k c cold, aud when you do, |8 ^0
tender.
and
he
stepped
quickly
from
sight.
62 6 ....... Keul . - i . . 9 10
No Illiterate person even m anifested
a few days. 8he begaD with tbe tramp Then h e ,sw u n g It up over the hold, get a m edicine of k n ow n reliability,ony 4.06
•Then
there
ain't
no
cause
fer
quar'l
67.3 . ...W llo o x . . . 9 00
It's him." be muttered fiercely.
4 20
any especial Interest In me. Som e­
H e would and as the winchuiau was going to that lias un eatubllsbed reputation and 5.00
Now we’n settle hit fer good an’ all.” ntween ns.” .he said musingly. T i n by tcggln g his pardon.
arv 70 0 . . . Hbanlko... 8,80 a tn
tim es these people who did would turn
have
been
no
tramp
at
all
If
he
hadn’t
tower It he shouted;
th «t Is v*ri»lu U> eilect a quick cufe
Moving back Into the bushes, he right"glad. Pop thought a heap o' you
awuy from me with apparent disgust,
“N' q . qo! Dou’t lower duWnl Let
taken his cue from this, n e pleaded
Much a m edicine la C ham berlain’» For rate» and lolormstlon apply to
laid the baby upon a bed of leaves. That’s what made him so bitter. He sudden Impulse and stoutly asserted her bang!’’
while others regarded me compassion
Cough Reuietly. It arm ou nature’»
Then be returned and took up a posi­ lowed you war sp.vln’ ng’ln him." -
ately. One day 1 asked my employer
And
there
tbe
sack
bung
lu
midair.
thnt
he
had
turned
about
to
restore
the
F. C R A B T R E E , A»an«,
“I’d rnther be frlen’s with your pap
tion behind a rock. “
for an explanation o f the m ystery that
roperty when arrested. It wns the The ship put out to sen. The sack plan, relieve« the lungs, aids expector»
than with any man In the whole
M o ro . O r
The
figure
came
on
rapidly.
When
bung over me. After thinking some
only theft he hnd ever com mitted. He I awung tlal» wuy and thut with the tlon, opeu* the secretions and aids nab
It was within hailing distance Bob worl’.’’ was the quick answer. “I’d ’a’ had been poor, but honest.
tim e be told me that It would be bat­
ure In restoring th e system to a healthy
rolling
of
the
wave«.
Now
It
spun
like
made up long ’go. but I knew ’t war
stepped from his coucealmeuL
ter for me not to know IL l ie udvlsed
There wns a second visit nnd a third. a top. Now It bumped against the condition For »ale by Moro Pharmacy
“You. Tom Peters!" he called aburp- no use. He war that bitter he’d ’a’ The trntnp grew more mellow at every magt.
me to change my name.
And for uearly three boun
shot
tne
on
sight."
U M M O N ».—In UuyUircml Court ol the »t«i» |
ly. “Is your gnu loaded?"
1 tried to be coutented to remain In
v is it H e w as ready to and did prom- this sw aying and banging, this bump
at Orrgon tar Hhertiuu, C o u n ty.
A
faint
shadow
across
the
sun
made
Ignorance, but the secret weighed upou
"Yes." In startled accents from be­
lse everything ask«*d of him. Including |,lg nilj spinning, wept on, but never
them look up Far nwny In the sky truth, sobriety, industry, economy, am- ! a 8Ound cam e from the sack
L Getz, Plniutiff,
I
me. and I longed, yet dreaded« to know
low
vs.
nnd alm ost lost to view were several
IL Finally 1 decided to try another
“Then aim ’n’ fire! Quick!"
Finally the captain winked aud
M ir» K G etz, D eb n d sn t,
dark spots. They were the vultures. bltlon nnd excslRior. Then Aunt Nan
country, thinking that whatever It was
Almost with the word» came the Kvpn ns they looked the spots dlsap- went home nnd enlisted the aid of her ) ghouled:
I o M a ry E Ge»X, the ale-ye nainad ilefeud-
hung over me wouldn, not be known
•T hat sack's damp • Drop It over­ .a u t .
sharp report of a rifle, nnd a bullet
m inister In tbe mission. They worked
peared.
\
there. America seemed the most in
1-n the nam »«
e of tbe Mists
H tate «
s f Oregon!
Oregon:
whistled past. The boy laughed de­
The boy reached out his hand., and for a pardon, but failed to get It. No board "
/ A / e - y* 5 -
VA on are hereby require«» to appear and
There w as « muffled aerial shriek,
▼itlng ground, aud 1 went to New
one else seem ed to have a spark of
risively.
\
the man grasped It warmly
ni|Mwer the c u n p la in t tiled apalust yon in / Q / —
York, reaching there shortly before the
ympnlhy for a downtrodden man who ^ ,1 t|)f» «allor lowered tb* Hntk w ,,h »lie «boTe en
“Now hit's my turn." And he
m u titled
lle d auit, on or before »he laai
O[oc.TM»6tL«'TA! —
prcsarltfed io
^D\
V
A J
breaking out o f the second war with
wanted to clim b up
Then cam e a „ grpnt splash Into tbe sen; then be day of »be I l lioio
i m o preserlbed
in tlis
tbe order o
n( l
brought his rifle Into position and
SIRES AND SONS.
pobboation, t«,wit:on or before tbs 121b day
England. Registering at a hotel, the
mental struggle In which tbe minister foauied it up again at once
took deliberate aim. But even as he
of Nov I'JOW, and if you fa il to ao appear
clerk looked up from my unme to me
pulled the trigger his strength failed
Winston Churchill, British iidniffte» did not participate. It w as all Miss j “Lemtne out! Lemme out!" «pint- aud answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to fb»C«rtirt
In astonlshmenL
him. He staggered wenkly for a mo­ of commerce, alw ays carries a cane Spooner's sreret.
She wanted that 1 tered n terrified voice, and the sack for tbe relief dem anded in tbe oouiplalnt
mp out o f Jnll IliBt he might lose j wag opened, nnd out rolled s gigantic filed herein against you. to w it: For a decree
“Well,” I exclaimed. Irritated, "what
ment and then sank upon the ground. and actually went to chu^ph w ith it
•’ooonnv. OLD DOOO1E," Hit SAID
Kaffir, his superb endurance at last d t - a o l v m g the bond« of m atrim on y now e r-
tim e beginning a new life
la It T’
I’he bullet flew wide o f Its mark.
when he was married
latm g l>«tw«wn tbe p la iu tiff aud yourself on
“What la It? Why. nothing. Will match had begun the feud. Tom Pe­
When Miss S p o o n « visited tbe Jail broken.—Pittsburg Bulletin.
Tom Peters cttnle OT delilierately
tk>«- grounds of desertiou. and for snob other
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has
and fu rth e r re lie f ns to the oourt may seem
again
she
carried
a
couple
of
files
yon go to your room, sir?”
He
was
a
large,
(»owqrful
man.
with
a
resigned as president of the American
ters was badly wounded and confined
Overland E xpress trains for Haleru,
e qnlliu de and just
1 found In America that more people to tils bed for months. In his first heavy beard and keift. restless eyes
A S tu n g P a r ty .
Forestry association. He w ill-lie sue with her,' and they were left there.
ì hf» «um
I ilimi» U served upon you by pub- | (fogeburg, A all laud, Barrameli to, Og-
showed that dreaded Interest lu my anger be bad sworn to kill-W inthrop When he reached the prostrate figure ceeded by W. 8. ila r y e y of Philadel­ She hnd convinced herself that her
“W hat w as going on nt your place Itosttou thereof for * period of six suoose« deu, Han Francia««), Hlocktou Los
name than In England, aud u different on sight, but as he recovered be seem ­ of the boy he gazed down at him re­ phia and New York.
mission was greater than tbe law. It last night, aqulre?" Inquired Hl Spry. ive weeks in tbeMherman Couuty Obnerver, «
Äugele«
El Paso,
N ew Orleans an«i the
wvekly newapsper of genersl c lra u ln u .m
*
t
P „ r tl» ti« l U n io n D o « «*
look the ,tramp tw o nights to file T h e house was all lit up and”—
Interest. On being Introduced to me ed to think better of It.
gretfully.
It is said that the Duke of tbe
pvblisbed in Mhermsn oounty, O regon, in
l-eave« Fortlau 1 UU o Depffi,
through
tbe
bare,
but
on
the
third
most persons showed a repulsion,
_
tok/ yah!" returned the old eodger pur an» ikx ) to an ordt r o f the Hon Wro R en -1 6-46 p. t u . Arnveo 7.26 a. (U., d aliy.
“1 didn't 'low ter kill biro," he said. Abruzzl Is planing to clim b Mount
As the years went by the breach be­
though many strove to conceal IL 1 came wider, and the children grew up Mid there was real concern In his Everest next spriug. Thia Him alayan night «« th« spinster sat alone In her
T h e y were having! a stung rteba, jndge «>f the F o nnty C onrt fm
M orulug trsin oou u ectsat Woodburtt
» a * i
u»_
»
»
-nt
j -
I
•
•
*
.
-
burned with a desire to know what It with the feud as part of their berltngp. voice. "But bit all come so sudden I peak rises 20,000 feet nud Is one o f the house with »«veiling heart, he entered _arty aIMj k waH Hu unqualified sue m an conuiy, Oregon, dnly m ade « mi the A lth
M m .d e v w i t h I r e l u e f o r
d » y o f H pteiuber 1909, and «he date o f the ‘‘ • ' • y
l r “ “ ,,,
by the back door. She was expecting I
all meant; buL remembering the advice
lll» t p n lih en lio u th e reo f 1« tbe Is t day of Mt. A ngel, Hllvertou
B row usvllle,
It bad long beeu suspected In the might have aimed closter’n I thought
most dangeroM clim bing pr<i|Mialtlona
him. She w as to glv« him »10 to go
o f my London employer, 1 refrained valley that Winthrop was engaged In Well, he brought hit on hlmse'f. But
A
atuug
party?”
O
utober,
rj<)9.
Hprlnglield,
W
endling
and
N atron.
in the world.
f ir aw ay and make a new start,
, from asking, and no one offered to en­ iDooushtntng. but proof was difficult hit's queer he’s so burned
le a v e s Portland U uiou Depot 8.30a,tu.
II iivant A M wuy, Attorneys
Yep! Lot of people come to sprlDg
I.leutenant Calvin P. Titus has re­ lie was to keep her In his thoughts aa
for Plaintiff | <rrtvus 6.66 p. i d .
lighten me. To occupy my mind 1 Several time* tbe officers had made
a surprise party on me. and I failed 881 o tn l2 j
He kneeled down and exam ined the signed from the army, nnd the presi­
Eugene passenger c«ii»nects at W ood­
he climbed up nud write her once a
went to a library to read
There 1 sudden descents u(»oo hl* place, only figure more closely.
UUMMONS-.
dent has accepted the resignation. fortnight The mongy was ready for to show up."—Puck
burn w ith Mt. Angel ahd Milverton
■tumbled on the aecreL
“Ilalr ’n’ clothes nigh burned ofTn Titus w as the one who, ns a private,
to be surprised by hl* blank looks of
le a v e s Port laud Uulott Dvpol
In the C irc u it tlo n rt of tbu 8 i« t« of Oregon local,
bun. as well as a package of pro­
The wisdom of the advice given me wonder und willingness to show them him.’’ he snld wonderingly. “an’ face
for Hh«rm «n or.nntv.
M ore th a n E nough la too
wns the first man of nil the allied visions 8he w as giving him sisterly
4.16 p. tn., returns 10.86 a.m ., d ally
by my former employer w as now up
’n'
hnu's
a
solid
blister.
Well,
he’s
E
E
Knscburg
nud
A
Cl
K»»«bntg,
P
la
in
tiffs
,
army o f the world to scale the walla a dvice os to his future conduct when
To m aintain health a m ature m an or
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
parent Under an assum ed name 1 s ro u u d .
But st last they bad their revenge ceri'nly lieen where there a fire."
of Pekin.
of n sudden she wns thrown to the I wom an tired« ju st enough food U» rc-
burg,
enlisted In the American army to fight
A
quick
glance
around
«bowed
him
One dark night they stole Into the
lau d , Anna«»« G«i «elsnd, H J Kh<w>burg, r D u l l y ,
RwltcBmnn Janies Thom as Glblln of lb.or. Before she could scream a aec-
vhe w aste aud supply energy and
against England. 1 knew now that,
Annie KsHebtirg, L izzie B en net!, w (J Il* n
ravine and found him at work. He tbe black smoke which was still float Jersey City wns js-nsloned off recently ond tim e there w as a gag I d her
hett, q«he habitual o o m u t n p t lo n
though I had been born abroad. Amer­
Hheridan passenger leaves Pori land
n e tt, _________
H erb e rt Root, A inelis Root, F ra u k ii
Ing
above
^be
cheat
nuts
He
sprang
to
had e*cn|»ed himself, but the still and
—his seventieth birth d ay—after thirty- ui uth. and then her hands and fret I
m ore
tj,»n is necesflary for tbe
kseebiirg and L iz z ie K ssebtug, (m in o r I Uuiou Depot 4 60 p m ., arrivesH.26 «.,u .
ica was my native laud. 1 burned to
his frfri. WBh a low cry of dismay.
4 lie supply o f whisky were destroyed
five
years
In
the
service
o
f
the
Penn­
beir«
of
W
H
Kuseburg,
decesse«!),
De-
Daily.
-
were tied, and she was h^ P le“ '
nurpoee» Is prim e cause o f stom ach
. , do som e Important work for her. to
"So that'a how come ye got burned!”
fendnnt«.
.
Since then he bad kept lu hiding
sylvania railroad. In all that tim e he
U !..(« ,
or
die for her on the field of battle.
Ferret
G
rove
ppaaenger
Itiavi-a 1’ort-
T o W- K C o p e ls tid . Auiinxt« G ip e ls n d , I I J
he hissed. “Fired my cabin an’ mebbe
There were no Important engagem ents Food and Information were brought killed my fambly. Y ou -you scoun never once crossed the ferry and vis­
K«»«hnrt’ , Annie Kssebur«, L iz z i* Bennett, land U,ii«»n Depot 10 4o p.m , arrives
II.
got
her
Jewelry
again;
he
got
890
Ute
kidneys.
If
troubled
w
ith
Indige*-
to
him
by
his
son.
and
the
two
spent
ited New York.
W O Bennett, FrsuUie Knsebur«, «nd L izzie 1 5 0 p.m . D aily eXoept Muuday.
except that at New Orleans, which s u b
d r e ir He raised his rifle nnd then
Ambassador Bryce tell* of an Inter­ froin a bureau drawer; he got her Uon, revise your diet, let reason and K asrbartf, (m in«,r h e ir’ of W H Kxsebtirg, I
fought after jieaee was declared. As long hours In discussing plans of re­ ’owered It. with a bitter laugh. “ H it’
deoesxed),
tbe ««»ove-mtiued defe n d a n t*
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
esting experim ent he lias made. “I 8und«y dress and her silver spoon« not appetite control and take a few do-
I bad entered the army, a private, I venge. Both « v i e I ' d . i ■ > i- «'
In tbe nam e of the state o f Oregon, Yon
n ¡; v , i n're dead!"
Peters
was
tbe
Instigator
o f th e i ik l
have
com
mitted
fifty
ltn«»s
each
o
f
nnl
forks.
She
hnd
some
entrant
of
ch
a
m
iierla
ln
’sHtotuach
and
LI
v-
sre
hereby
required
to
sopesr
Slid
»newer
S E R V IC E A N D Y A f o n iL L
cam e out a private. Under my a s­
A shadow fell across his path, and
t b e ooraulnint filed herein 0 « or before
sumed name I went Into business and He had known o f tbe existence of the he looked up. Several vultures were Homer, Virgil and Milton to memory, wlne down cellar, and he drank three er «rtti,leia and y«iu will sunn be all right to
»be 6th d sy of Novem ber, 11MW »nd if v«m
D IV IS IO N -
■till. Indeed, be had helped to make
and
I
have
found
that
I
could
c«iairalt
botUua
and
aat
down
beeld«
her
and
For
«ale
bv
Moro
Pharm
acy
pro« h - red.
r«li to so nppesr and «newer, the plaintiff«
circling about overhead. A quick shnd
w ill «vply to t h * oonrt fo r * decree th a t re l-
Depot, Foot of JeflferMoti Street.
Then I fell In love. I had vowed It many years liefore. He was familiar der ran through his frame. At the Homer three tim es as fast and Virgil delivered a brief lecture on missions
and ended by oalllng her an idiot.
urees be appointed, and (hstseo tlon twenty
The Assassin's Day.
that I w««»d never bring a ctdld Into with tbe ae<#et entrance to the ravine sam e Instant he was eooarloun of hur­ tw ice aa fast as Milton."
Leavee from Jefferson street, depot for
two (22) in township i m e ( l) no rth o f range
“T affy,’* the big Englishm an who Then he walked out nnd went over
the world to suffer the blight under and knew all aboot Winthrop's habit rying feet. A woman rushed past him
Almost everywhere within the range mix teen (16) east o f tbe W illa m e tte m erid i­ Dallas su d 111 termed lata pointa d aily,
played no lovable a purt In George Im an<j stole the m inister’s bqrse and
whi h I suffered, and I strove to crash of working at night And only a few sobbing wildly.
an in Hherrosn eonnty, state of Oregon, b«> 1 1 (g p -lu
Arrive P ortland, 10.16 a .m .
of
Gbrtktendom
Friday
Is
a
day
of
— ......................
. . i bUiWy and - drove
-
- aw —
» u . t - h v i n h whPre’s mv habv?" Mourier’s novel "Trilby,"
died the
ay. • Three
Three days
days -
. .
aecordm g to law , nnd th a t the prooeeds
the natural longing that had taken i*oa- «reeks before the boy had »*en him Io
The follow ing list sold
T
h
^
r
e
l
X
n
r
right
o
7
?
h
^
prostrate
other
day
at
h
l.
h
o,„¿in
England.
H
is
Aunt
Nan
called
.
on
th
e
good
proverbial
II
Iwk
T
be
Independence-M
onm outh Motor
arising
from
tbe
s.ile
of
»mil
property
lie
di
seswiod << u»e. My sufferings were the oetr L-rr«-jf talking wlib one of the Then, catching sign, or tne promraie _____
n.,w i»v and
»nd be
_________ ro
of assasslnntlo,,« i tends to confirm this yided "accord Ing to the respective internet.« I Line ope rates daily to M onm outh and
officers No; there waa no doobt who
name
w
as
Joseph
Rowley,
he
wns
man
to
ask;
tenf<>id w hsr they had been before
figure, aha threw herself upon It. "Oh.
of the p lain tiffs end defendentn, and for Alrlle, OoUttecIllig w ith S . P . Co's
“Parson, do you really believe I hnd | superstition
was the »ecret enemy!
M e a n w h ile l t * a » « t-vUlent that 1 bad
Mooh <>tlw.r «nd fu rth e r r e lie f ns may seem drains e t Dallas and Independence,
my boy, my boy!" abe cried. “Thank a m agistrate In Flintshire. In hla stu
William of Orange. July 10. 1584, a meet and equitab le in the premlM«».
'
A* Bob Winthrop made hl* way up
dent daya in Paris, where he w as a a mission T'
won the heart of tbe girl 1 loved. It
Tickets txr Eastern points and Europe,
Ood. thank God!"
T h is »uniinousi» served up<iti you by pub­
“If yon did you made a fool o f It!" g rU n j; Henry 111. of France, Aug. 1.
w ss . ^eeutlai that I should explain my the mountain path hl* eyes grew more
“What’a the matter. AliceT’ the man contemporary o f Du Maurler and was his blunt reply as be thought o f ] iriR0
licatio
n
by
autho
rity
o
f
sn
order
«4
Hon
I also Japan, China, Honolulu and
Friday;
Henry
IV.
of
France.
W
histler,
be
w
as
noted
fbr
his
size
fierce
srtd
angry
Fie
thought
o
f
hl*
conduct toward her., 1 told her my
Wtu H euriohs, County Judge o f Hberxnsn Australia.
naked sternly. "Are you crasyT’
hla lost horse and bnggv
father hiding among the rocks, o f tbe
May 14. 1610, a Friday; O ustavus 111 oountv, Oregon, which said order whs made
T trw B T d P P ir P
T h ír a
He. ret.
"No. but hit’s a wonder I ’m not. Oh and athletic prowess
and
entered on the 16th day of September, CITY TIC KET O rrlC fc , Corner rhlr«
roll»«
of
tbe
still,
o
f
rentfe
old
IWtver
of Sweden. March 10. 1792. a Friday;
She loved me all the more, from pity,
—Lpndon Mali.
Tom. bit was aw ful—aw ful!"
And
and Washington. Phone Main 7x1.
I» )» , and requires you to answer the com­
Lincoln of the United States. April 14.
that I suffered from aaolher's fautt
buri.-d In the gloomy depths of the once more she began to sob wildly
’ 3«fs B r e u r ity .
t w ith iu a ll weeks at the date o f the
Portland, Or.
Student o f Astronomy—I have dis I » » , a Friday; McKinley o f the United p fir la u in publioattoii
She reminded me that each su<-eesalve rsvlne. -
o f thia suratnone.
Tbe great banker looked keenly nt
“What waa aw ful?”
C.
W
.
STINGER,
W m . HcM URRAY
covered
a
new
star,
professor.
E
V.
Lrrrruriaui,
States, 8ept. 0, 1901. a F r id a y ,-E x ­
decode would carry me aud mine fur
After aw h ile he l-egnn to move more
•The fire. 1 saw hit all. Me ’o' the the young man. "So you are tempo-
City Ticket Agent.
Gen-Pasa. Agl
;i4«t]
A ttorney for P la in tiffs i
Professor— What’s she playing In, change.
tber from the original trnnegreaakm slowly and cautiously. . At lsM he chlldreu went m an’ on t’other «Me tba I rarily em barrassed, eb?" ha asked
D ate o f flr»t pu M lo a tio u , September 24,1tflW j
tuy boy?—Harvard Lampoon.
ami that my sueeetwors w«mld f«*el It lKio>»od near a »harp turn tn the path ravine fa r -fa r berriea. I ’lowed tbe kindly.
D»«e o f Inai p u blien tion , Novena er ». 11D» |
less than those of my own genera
•T am sorry to say I am." said the
"If 11 takes one boy one hour to do
Then he dropped U|*»o hl* hands and baby ’d sleep tin wa got back. I ’d
For C happed Skin
tlon Persuaded by this view. I naked kneea and crawled Htealtblly around wrapped hit np kaerfnl. We aren tbe | young man. emboldened by his man
tw o errands, how long will It take two
1
Chapped
akin w hether oh tba band»
bar to marry rue. I continued to live it»» turn Before him wan a wharp d e ­ fire plain, but wa couldn’t get back ner.
boy» to do one errand T’
fo r a time uuder rny nssurm-d name,
or face, m ay lie cured h, one n ig h t by
"How ranch do yon want?"
Answer—H alf a day.
scent of a few rods and beyond thia H it’» a long way roan’ tbe ravine.
but when I Joined the tide of emigre
ap p lyin g Ul,a.,»tieri«lii’a Halve. I t )■
“A hundred pounds would tide me
a dense fringe of cheat out trees Then 1 prayed fer be’p. • « ’ the boy
Rhodes, the City o f tba Coloaaua. still
tlon aettling westward 1 resumed uiv Above the tree« was a column of black come an’ waved the baby Ila went In over.”
also unequaled for «ore nipples, burns
survives, a mediaeval city In all Its
M O N T H L Y M A G A Z IN E
own.
> «moke
"And what security can you offer?"
and ecaida. For'»ale at Morn Pbarpsacy
twlcat." Her nobbing bad gradually
defensive
war
gear
o
f
tower
and
cur­
This is my secret In the Revolution­
A F a m il y -L ib r a r y
"
I
can
offer
you,"
ssM
the
young
“He's ceri’nly ter home." be snld.
tain attd keep.
ary war on officer of great merit and
w it h a grim antlle of satisfaction. «-rased, and abe now looked up, with a man impreaalvely. "my own paraonal
prominence on the patriot side turned
pitiful Inquiry in ber eyaa
The Royal- Aeademy o f England w ss
■acurlty.”
traitor, attempted to deliver 1o the “That »tnoke men tie dinner."
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Tba old man arose with a alow founded In 17A8
The building, in
It
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Io
British an Imiwrtant strategic e l tlon
wistfully. A low cry from tha bushes I BTn|ie nn<i raised the lid of an lron- IxiiMloii. In the renaissance atyle. was
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moment the baby bound cheat which stood la
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land. where he was despised, he he paused In the shelter of a large waa brought and placed tn her arms
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Beam
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T n there? Why?"
but tbe entire roof of the raids waa
cvKRY s u s » rn couflt.rr< in iT » *ir
stain, went where he would tie un
"Because." was the reply, “tbla Is
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a étrange look on his face.
known. He mast have been an espe­ i In s blnze.. and smoke waa coming
the plnce la which 1 always heap my i
The woman nodded.
cially sensitive man. and I doubtless thickly from the door and window«
ato w aaklf.
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