Sherman County observer., January 28, 1910, Image 4

and m u * ' squeak upward through a r> s whip cracki-d In the a'.r. tliecrow d ,, k it wnd called the number. O n l/
slit In your peripatetic sarcophagus to In the gutter scattered, and tb s hue three hansom s stood In line. Tbe driv­
el- of one
them went and routed
make your feeble w ishes known.
huuHoin dashed uwuy crosstowu.
l in n In a cab )’O” are uot evea an
When gie oat spry horse bad hedged ,,ut Jerry, asleep lu hia Cifb. He swore
I,- climbed to the captain’s bridge
occupaut; you are contents. You are a a Hi tie hls first spurt o f s|>e«d Jsrvy
MORO, OREGON.
cargo si sea. and the “cherub «hat sits broke the lid of hls cab aud called ul,d steered hls craft to the pier. Hls
F R I D A Y ...........
J a n . 28, 1910
u p a l o f t " h a s Davy Jones’ street and
down through the aperture hi the volee fare eutered. and Hie cab whirled Into
nuntlier by heart.
of a crackl'd m egaphone try lug to the < ool fasruesaes «it the park slung
Hue night there were sounds o f rev­ please;
| tin* shorn-si homeward * i l l s .
P arsan al T a lk W ith You.
e l r y In tbe big brick tenem ent bouse
••Where, now. will ye be drlvlu' toY”
\ i H ie g a l e a glim m er <>t reason In
Tale of a Brief Wedding Trip next q<»or hut one to McGary s family
I f y o u d o n o ! re a d T h e O b s e r v e r , w h y
“Anywhere you please." cam e Op ■ th,- form ol s u d d e n sti/pk'lou seized
cafe The sounds seemed to em anate "the answer, mtikl.-al and eouteuted.
With a Joke on the Groom.
upon Jerry « IHS-I..U.MS1 mind nne or
not?
from the apartm euts of the Walsh
••'Tls drlvlu' for pl.-nsure she Is," too tilings «scutred i«> him. He stop-
W e w o u ld lik e Io h a v e y o u ta k e it. and
family.
* e k n o w it w o u ld b< p r o fita b le to y o u to
thought Jerry, and Iheu be suggested
,1 hls lio r « e . ia is « -d I h e trap and
By O. HENRY.
The sidewalk was obstructed by su as a matter of course;
L |,• ,pped Ills piioui graphle voice l ik e a
b e c o m e a aubac. ¡b e .
W e aend it two
y e a r . f<w $ 2 .SO; o n e y e a r $ 1 .5 0 ; 12 , c l . - ( C o p y r ig h t . 1 » *. by M t C lu ia . P h illip s A assortm ent
of Interested neighbors,
"Take a thrlp sround In the park, i, ;d plummet through Hie aperture;
Co I
m o n th Is n ’ t m u c h
D y >»■ <>“ »«•'•
who opemal a lane from time to time
I want t<» s«-«- 4*1 before golu any
The cabby has tils point of view. It for a hurrying m essenger bearing from lady. ’Twill t>e lleguut cool aud fine."
p o s tal c a rd , a n d p ay for it » h e n y o u can .
"Just as you like." answered the I’utth. r on th' thrlp. H ave ye got th'
M ctlary’s goods pertinent to festivity fare pleasantly.
A t an y tim e w h e n req u e ste d to d o so. la more single minded perhaps than
1 dough?"
th e p a p e r » i l l I * d is c o n tin u e d .
B ut w e thill of a follower of any other calllug
and diversion.
The cab headed for Fifth avenue and
-Four d o lla rs:" laughed the fare so r t
e x p e c t that a ll arrears » i l l I * P " 'd h e lo t«
Tbe sidewalk contingent was engag
From the high, sw aying seat of bi»
sped up that perfect street. Jerry ly . “ D e a r me. uoj I've got only a few
au c h request is m a d e .
It « easy to ask us
oil
iii
com
m
ent
and
discussion,
from
hansom he looks upon bis f e l l o w men
bounced and sw ayed In tils seat. Ihe I pennies and n dime or two."
fo r a s ta te m e n t, » h u h w ill he c h e e r fu lly
which It tuatle no effort to elim inate potent tlulds of M. tJnry were disquiet­ | Jerry shut d<£wn the trap and slash
h s noinilflIC particles of no account ex­
te n d e re d at an y tim e .
the new s that Norah Walsh w as being ed. and they sent new fum es to hls
c e p t when possessed of migratory de
| ed Ids oat fed horse. T he clatter of
l,
hoofs strangh*d hut could not drown
slrea. He la Jehu, and you tire goods In married.
In the fulhiess of tim e there was an
He
sang
an
ancient
song
of
the sound of hls profanity.
H lIJ Illlt tiH —
transit. Be you president or vagabond, eruption of the merrymakers to the
I n th e « ir c q it C o u rt » I lh S ta te o l O r e e
nook and brandished hls whip II t a
He shouted cboklug and gurgling
to cabby you are only a fare.
In m id fu r H ," < m u tt o f S h e r n it li.
sidew alk. The uninvited guests enveV
__ curses s t the starry heavens; he cut
I He takes you up. cracks his whip. o|>ed and permeated them, and upon baton.
Inside the cab the fare sn
I viciously with hls whip at passing ve­
Il, 1’l
a iu l . f f .
I
Mar« May Auaun,
Plaintiff,
Joggles your vertebrae and sets you the night air >«»se Joyous cries, con­
straight ou the cushions, looking to
va a. D e fe n d a n t. |
down
gratulations, laughter uud unclassified right and left nt the lights ami houses. hicles; he scattered fierce and ever
E d w a r d 8 A u s tin ,
When tim e for payment arrives. If noises born of M cGsry’s oblations to
Even In the shadowed hansom her changing oaths and Imprecations along
T o E d w a r d S A a a im , th e ab o ve n a m e d d e ­
you exhibit a fam iliarity with legal tbe hymeneal scene.
the streets, so.tbat a late truck driver,
fe n d a n t
eyes
shone like stars at twilight.
rates you com e to know what con­
I n Ih i n a m e o f th e S la te o f O r . iron:
Close to the curb stood Jerry O'Don
crawling homeward, heard aad »un
When
they
reached
F
lf
t
n
in
t
h
street
y o u e re h e re b y r. «pur. d to a p p e a r a .d tempt la; If you find that you have left
ovan's cab
Nighthaw k was Jerry Jerry’s head was bobbing and his a bushed
But be knew bis recourse
an s w er th e o o ii.p l u n i l i e d t,«. r iu s i von in your ixx ketbooli behind, you are made
called,
but
no
more
lustrous
or
cleaner
aha a b o r t e n title « - , n t . on o r b e fo re lh « I «
and made for it at a gallop.
reins were slack. But his horse turu
d a y o f th e U n ir pri au n tx-d in th e o r d e r o f to realize the m ildness of Hanie s 1m- hansom thuu his ever closed Its doors
At tlie bouse w ith the green lights
ed In through the park gate and be
« o b iio a tio u , to w it . on or b e fo re th e 4th day aglmUlou.
upou point lace and November vio­
beside the Bteps he pulled up. He
o t M a r i b , 1110. and it v . u t „ t l to a«. »«•-
It Is not an extravagant theory that lets. And Jerry’s horse—1 am within gau the old fam iliar nocturnal round.
And then the fare leaned bark, en- flung wide tbe eab doors and tumbled
p e a r and a u a tre r, p! in t i f f w ill
p p ly '«• 'h e
the cnbbv’s singleness of purpose and bounds when I tell you that be was
c o u rt lo r the r e lie f d e m a n d e d ii l.e o o i.1
heax dy to the grouud.
concentrated
view
of
life
are
the
re­
p la in t tile d h e re in a c H lu a i v i« .} to -w it, f u
stuffed with oats until one of those
“C m neou, you,” be said roughly.
a dec re e dlMC.il' In c tin la : da ot m u ll In,on« sults of the hansom's peculiar con­ old ladles who leave their dishes un-
Ills fare came forth with the Casino
n o w exlatluM tx -tw ie n
liie p la in tif f and
struction. j
washed at home and go ubout having
dreamy sm ile still on her plain face.
v o o ra u lf, on the gi.»intis o f d i s e r t im i« .1
The
cock
o
f
the
nwist
sits
aloft
like
expressmen arrested would have smll
f.n auch o th e r .fid f u r th e r r e lie f aa ,o in a
Jerry took her by the urm aud led
Jupiter on an uusharahle seat, bolding e«l yes. sm iled- to soe him.
c o u r t in a y Herrn q n t .h ie a n d ju ,i.
her Into the police station. A gray
I'b is a o iiin n u is 1« rt* rved upon i on nv puti-
Among the shifting, sonor.us, puls­
tnustaclied sergeant looked keenly
llO H li II th e re o f fo r the p e iio d nt SIX Ml .IO« *
ing crowd glim pses could he had of
fve » « • krt III i he .itie in an C oO U ly O b s e rv e r,
across I ha «leak. He aud the cabby
Jerry's high tint, battered by the
■ w «X y m -w -p iq a i T c !» ra l .’I reu I a t io n ,
were no stra ugers.
p iitd ia h td tu H h e rn o .ii conn V, Or«-*.-«»'
winds and rains of many years; of his
"Hnrgeant," began Jerry In hls old
pursiiftiio« to hu «»rd r if 11..- l l ,iii " in Ih -tl
nose,
like
u
carrot,
battered
by
the
f r h h e rm .a «sanity,
raucous, martyred, thunderous tones
natia, O»u0ty jn«l
frolicsome,
athletic
progeny
of
mil­
li
c.ay
o
f
J
..u
n
a
ry
IL
IO
,
Billy m ad e m i < hr 17
of complaint, "I’ve got a. fare here
lionaires and by contum acious fares;
and th e d a le u f i l" I . ¡.u til K ill m u th e re o f
that"—
u
1'JIO
ia th . 21-4 d a y • ••
o
f
his
brass
buttoned
green
coat,
ad
Jerry pause«l- H e drew a knotted
JOS PH a A . V, A tto rn e y s
mired
In
tbe
vicinity
of
McGary’s.
fu r P l a i n t i f f
red hand across his brow. The fog
h
) m >4
It was plain that Jerry had usurped
set up hy^Mctiary w as beginning to
the functions of his «-ah aud was cur­
rt Of the H ia tt
V M M O S H In th
cl««ar away.
“
O i.g .x ifu r
« '» • ,«s ir.lv .
rying a "load."
"A fare, snrgeant,” he continued.
Indeed, the figure may be extended
With a grin, "that I waqt to lntbro
iis g ie Kraxi.er, P l a i n t i f f ,
and he be likened to a bread wagon if
vs.
duee to ye. It'S me w ife that 1 mar
We admit the testim ony of a youthful
>snlel C F r a s ie r , D r f e i id a u t . 1
rled at ould man W alsh’s this evening
spectator
who
was
heurd
to
remark,
L'o D n ie l C F t a x k r. th e s lio v e n a m e d d e ­
And a devil of a time we had. tls
“Jerry
has
got
a
bun.”
f e n d a n t —-
,tbrue. Shake hands wld th’ sargennt.
Front som ewhere among the throng
n tk e n a m e o f th e S • >e o f O -e g o u :
Norah, afld w e’ll be off to lynne."
\ >n are h ereb y i . q u ite .! to a p p e a r and
in the street or else out of the thin
Before stepping Inio the cab Norah
II ' . » e l ’ he C y 'in p ia .m tile d a g .u n a l you lu
stream
of
pedestrians
a
young
woman
tbe ale.v : ,-11101 «I a i n . on o r b e fo re th e la«t
sighed profoundly
trlpprsl
and
stood
by
the
cub.
The
la y o f Ih e tu n s p ru ad R b e.l m th e • r .le r ..I
T vp had such a nice time, Jerry,”
p 'it.tic « tim i,to w it: ou o r b e fo re th e Xftib d a i
professional hawk's eye of Jerry
Id she.
«
i»t F e b u a r v . 1310. a n d II V>U f a ll to ho ap-
cuught the movement. He made
p e a r Mild a n s w e r, p ifttltU ff w ill apf»b to t h -
lurcli for the cab. overturning three or
o.,n r t to r tb e r e lie f d. u ia u d e d tu Ilio sun I
T h s lo s m s n L i k e s J u n e .
p la in t tile d h e re in « a m a i yo u . to « H , fo r a I
four onlookers and him self—no; he
People have un hlea that we Ice­
d e c re e d is s o lv in g th e la n u te of m s lr im o u y
caught the cap of a w ater plug and
men make a small fortune during July
C '.w . l is t in g b e le s e n th e p la lu t lf f a n d v . u r
kept Ills feet. Like a sailor shlunlug
aud Auguat,” said a big Ice dealer,
s e lf ou tb e g ro o n d s o f d e e e rtm u a n d f r
M M XT S U K W A S S K A T E D A T A L I T T L K T A ­
up the ratl'nes during a squall. Jerry
aneti o th e r and fo r t tier r e lie f as to ib e o o u rt
"but In reality we ban ly clear ex­
BUS.
t u « i e d e re e q u ita b le at d ju s t.
un unfed to his pror i'W l MHrt s e a t. Once
penses during these two months. They
I tai« a m n u n.ua ia " e r r e d upo n yon bv pnh
1 he was there McOary's llquhls were tranced, ann breathed deep the clean, are no better for us thau winter. In
lie « tuoi th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f n t auooeaa
wholesom e odors o f grass and leaf and
IV«. w «ek« 1U I'ta e tS b e riin u iB o u u ty Observer,
baffied H e seesuwr-d on the intzzeD- bloom. A m i the wise beagt 111 the the first place, the heat makes the
a w e e k ly n cw aim p . r o f g e n e ra l o ir o u ln tio u ,
loss from m elting very appreciable.
I
mnst
of
bis
cruft
as
safe
as
a
steeple
p o h lis h e d tu b t ie rin a ii o > u n tv , O re g o n iu
shafts, knowing hls ground, struck
•‘■ T X r IM . O D T , " SAIT» J X I t B l .
Then fully hulf of those persous w h o
' Jack rigged to tbe Hagpole of a sl6'
p oraU H i.ee lo au o rd e o f tb e H o n W in H e n
Into tils by the hour gait and kept to are good custom ers are away «luring
ric h « , ju d g e tit tb e T a io n ty «’ >urt o f fib e r
your fnte between tw o thongs of lo- scraper.
the right of the road.
m a n c o u n ty , O re g o n , d u ly m a d e ou the 7tb
the whole of the two mouth«, while
"Step In. lady," said Jerry, gather­
coiistntit leellier. H elpless, ridiculous,
H abit ulso struggled successfully
d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1310 an d th e d a te o f lb .
neurly all are uway at least part of
ing hls lines
t i r » : p u b lic a tio n tb e r.-o f IS «he 14th d a y ot conflued. bobbing like a toy immdnrlu.
against Jerry's Increasing torpor. H«
The young woman slcppr-tl Into lb'- raised the hatch of hls storm tossed the time. Business thus falls off fully
you alt like h rat In a trap you. liefore
Jouuary. ISHO
M O N E Y ( O i y x i N , A tto rn e y
whom but tors cringe on solid land— cab, the doore shut with a btiug, Jer vessel ami made the Inquiry that cab­ half, while It Is carried on at greater
7 'J o r t i .
]
f " r I la iu t it i
expense because of the melting. In
bies do make In the park.
the winter, on the other hand, there Is
“Like shtop at the Gas aluo. lady?
pracHcally no waste, but many people
tjezzer r'freshm's, 'u lisb'n the imisio,
do not take ice at all. while those who
Ev'lxsly shtops.”
do have not the need for so much.
“J think that would he nice." said
Tbe best mouths for tbe Icemen are
the fare.
May. June. September and October,
They reined up with a plunge at th® la these it is warm enough to make
Casino entrance. The cab door» flew
people need ice, an0 at fbe samp time
open.
most o f the people are In the city. A
The fare stepped directly upon the pll.lng hot May or a warm October
floor. At once she was caught In a web are fine for 'is, for then we do a tre­
of ruvlshlug music and duzzled by a mendous business, and where dealings
panorama o f lights aud colors. Some are large we can afford a little inelt-
one slipped u little square card Into her
Philadelphia Record.
hand on which was printed a number |ng
Ih e
O h .e r v r r .
W
|||[
AUCTION SALE.
CABBY'S SEAL
At the old Wm. Rose farm, 7 miles east o f
Moro, I will sell the following described
personal property at Public Auction on
M o n d a y J a n 31,1910,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
Lunch w ill be served at noon.
P U B L IC S A L E
Wednesday Feb. 2
A t The
H . A. Thom pson ranch
TW O M IL E S S O U T H OF
M oro,
-
-
Oregon.
SALE TO BEGIN AT 10 O’CLOCK, A M
Lunch Will be Served at Noon.
The followln« described personal property’.
—
K
She looked around and saw her cab
twenty yards aw ay, already lining up
In Its place am ong the w aitlug mass
of carriages, cabs and motorcars.
And then a man who seemed to be all
shirt frout danced backward before
her, and next nhe was seated at a Ut­
ile table by a railing over which cllmb-
ed a Jasmin«* vim*.
There seemed Io lie a w ordless Invi­
tation to purchase. Blie consulted a
collection of sm all coins lu a thin
purse and received from them license
to order a glass of beer.
There she sat. Inhaling and absorb­
ing It all. the new color«*d, new shaped
life lu a fairy palace In an enehauted
wood.
"
.
At fifty tables sat princes and
queens clad in all the silks and gem s
of the world. And uow and then one
of them would look curiously st Jer­
ry's fare.
They saw a plain figure dressed lu a
pink silk of the kind that Is tempered
by the word "foulard” and a plain
face that wore a look o f love of life
that the queens euvied.
T w ice the long hands of the clocks
went round. R oyalties tblnued from
16 head work horses, being 1 3 1-2 inch truck wagon;
8 geldings and 8 mares;
1 3 1 -4 inch truck wagon;
5 set of work harness;
1 3 1 - 4 inch high wheel wagon
I set of hack harness;
with wheat rack complete;
1 1 6 fool wood harrow;
1 wagon with header bed;
1 3-bottom 12 inch plow;
1 light hack;
1 2-bottom 12 inch plow;
I disc.
»
rightlap;
And many other useful things too numerous to mention.
All sums under $¿0 cash in
hand; all sums of $20 and over, payable by bankable notes
bearing 10 percent interest, and due October 1st 1910. 5 per
cent discount for cash. All purchases must be settled for
before goods leave the farm.
J. E. BLUE,
Owner.
C. G. HULS
Auctionaer.
A nd many other things too numerous to mention.
T E R M S O FSA LEL
All sums under $20, cash in
hand; all sums of $20 and over payable by approved hank­
able notes on 8 months time bearing 10 per cent interest.
5 per cent off for cash. All purchases must be settled
for before goods leavethe farm. v «
C. F. COE,
o . P. H U LSE
Owner.
Auctioneer.
,
L. B A R N U M , Clerk.
j NO1
IG F F O R I ’ L l R IG A I I O N , ( Fnb b aA ter)
N o t G oal L a n d .
-
^Utit m < h : s
S p is * E v e r y w h e r e .
D e p a r tm e n t ■<! 'h* I n '*
r - Li S L a u d ollie«-
In th e <'ir«*o" C
’ "Everything blubs." said Emerson.
a t T h . D .illp « . H « . 'i n . so
for '’h* r*u u. *
"Be sure your sin will find you out,"
i
N o tio n is li. reb v g «s i Hi . t A r t iiiit i" I t B ir
I ' I
. , I
i .iiiii.lo f M o ro , O r ,w h ", on M a rc h IS ib , ISMd.
«aid M«» b « s "’1 here Is nothing covered
I uisd«) I i o ii k ati-sd ( s e r ia l N o U ;7 S 5 ) N '- 123M .
vs.
up that «hall not lie reveah-d. atal hl«l
I i:., i •
- . l>*
i ir ib<'
H W L < , Htictnm 82. to w n s h ip l
that «hall not be known.” said one
■on li ra n g .' 17 «•««'. W d l s n w t i s M e r id ia n .
wiser th:«« both. All are statem ents To BAU John «* ’
I.as tile d iiu iiti* <»f b is in te n tio n to m a k e
dalli—
tlu a i l ir e y e a r p ro o f, to e s ta b lis h o ls u n *o
of the natural law of exposun* Every I I I LU«J li o u « i ' f i l
’
ti la n d all* vb ile -c r ib * d t«*! -re th e R s u i»
^ 'p c S v « ..) -q
and
e a r and
Heaudal thal < nines to public hearlngbut
Y o u it i « h-i
I i'.r an d It* eelV er o f lh«- I n iie d H ta ti s L a n d
«
y
o
il
in
d
Illustrates this law. One se< ret sets a M tHW t I I I I ' ' /« i
:
i
'H
ire , h i T h s D s lh -S . O ro g o u , on th « 24ib
«Lu I «•**
th e nbovo . Mu
hundred tongues a wagging. Dead men «lay n t tin
pi«
. « .1 in ««•>- o r o e i oi ila v o f F e b r u a r y , IttlO.
C la im m t n am e « a * w itn esas . R I M o r g a n ,
do tell tales What Is done In darkness p illil m in lo n , i o » . . ><ii -t I" n ifi «'• ¿.»ili «laj
< )S n Fi-etX E W Ije w is a n d (J H H u is , a I o f
Is exposed In the glaring light of public­ .if F i b n n u V, Itti'), « i*‘i >f y*»u f ” * 1 l l ’ * ’ *•'" M o r o . H r e g 'in .
0. W. M H H R E
p-H , ni «1 u iH w er, pi . . u t i l i w ill a p p i / tu .tu-
ity. The right hand (i'S’s find out If uuur«
1
Htiptsfer
loT «he rell«it u e n ii'in le d III Ltat c o m ­ ft J 2 1 H 0 .
the left Is smeared with blood or wlek- p ia m i n i d l a .' m a .a m « « y u u , t o - w ll, fu i a
dis.Molving
«he
b
o
iiJ
s
ot
in
.ir
u
u
o
n
y
«dness. Everything Is heaibsl for tin* ileorn
• h o » oso «ti«- p lH iu iit l a in t you r
surface Nature Is full of detectives now ex i
Overland Express trains for Salem ,
p roiim lH o t d i-a c rlb -n . s u d to r
It
who spy on us night and «lay. who m itili
Itnschurg, A shland, Ka.Taiuento, Og-
o lh . r a ln i lu r tb e r i»?b«-f **« lo vtau 1 «airi
peer within and without and In the iu SV «e. ut « .q iiltillilu u n ii ju s t.
ilen, hmi Francis«’«», rthM-kum Loa
I hi» houiuioiiM is surved upo i y«.u b y p u le
end make full puliHenllon of what
Angeles, KI 1’aso, New Orleans and the
ho H tio ii ilie r e n f tr»r a p e tn a l ->t m i i.uec- s»
Huai. Leaves Porllund Union Depot,
they find -D e tr o it N ews Tribune,
iv .’ »©. k» in l'h e Stn-i w H ii ('o r n ili' U h -w r v e r ,
H 4ft p. in . Arrives 7.2ft a in , daily.
i. w. . h . \ n«*w»paper o f g a lle ra i o lr iliila n o ii
pittili-« ' «I lu Hill r in s ii o o n a tv , H r e ^ rm , ili
Nsw Light on Holmes
"M orning train connects at Woodburn
ptartiatiiiue lo su o rile r o f th è t io i l W iu B e l i ­
dally except Sunday with trains for
T'wo old ladles waudering about the noti«« J u u /e o f Sn. rin n n oouu«y «taly m s d e
Mt A n gel, Silverton BtowuavtHe,
I’ubll«- library building In Boston the on Ih e 7tli d a y o f J s n u s iy , UH I), m u i «ha
Spnugfleld, W endllng aud N atron.
’« ther dav entered Bates ball and gazed «lato o f i t t i tir»« p u h litiH u .iii lu tiiu o f 1« Ita*.
Leaves Portlaud Union D ep ot8.80a m.
Inten-sleilly at n bust of Oliver Wen H l t i d a ' o f J n n u a r t , IttlO .
arrivesft.ftft p. in.
U L I N T O N A. A M . R O S E , A tto r n io
dell Holm es In black bronze.
7«J14f2ó -
1
fi.r F Is In u f l
Eugene paaeeuger oouneots ul W ood­
"Well." one old lady remarked very
burn w ith $lL Angel and H lvertoo
U J IM 'iN H . In Ihe « ■ «»it C o u rt ol the HUU
AND
iidlbly to the other one. "1 never
local,
ls-ftve« Portland Union Ib.pot
S
o f Oregon f< Hticrnin»! Couniy.
cw before that Dr Ilolm«-s was a
4.1ft p. m ., returns 10.3ft a m ., daily
3
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W illia m G a r iiu r e r , 1 'la t iitif f,
1
r g r o . " - S n e i’e s s M a g a z i n e
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
vs.
,
(
L le c tn c ity .
Union De(Hit 7.30 a in., arrlveeft.AO p m.
K n 'behn »< G a r d in e r , l>ef< n ila n t
I
Through
P
ullm
an
standards
and
Simply la sa u so Benjamin Franklin T o K a tb e r in e G a r d in e r , tb e ab o ve n a m e d
D a ily .
t.iurirtt sleeping-cars «laily to Om aha,
associated electricity with lightning
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
defendant.
Chicago, rt|x>kane; tourist sleeplug-oar
s u a u it io f th e H tat« of O re g o n :
and that most people are more or less I ll th
R eclining chair Union l)«qsil 4 50 p in , at rives H.tift a. in .
You m e h ereb y reqinro«l to a p p e a r and dully to Kansas C ity.
Daily.
airald of lightning electrh lty Is be an sw er th e o o in p ls in l Bind a g a in a l you in cars (seats free) to the K«et d ally.
Forest Grove passenger leaves Port­
li« e<l to be u dangerous factor in lire be above tiiitifie U » m t, on or b tib 're th e last
la y o f th e tim e p reso rlb ed in th e o rd e r ol
land Union Dei'ot 10.4,> p.m ., arrives
hazards This Is not true, for It has p i.iilic n tio u , to w n : on or b e fo re th e t i t . day P O R T L A N D D E P O T. I .r . D ally.
Ar. D sliy.
1.60 p m . Dally excep t Suudt^y.
be -n proved tim e and again that elec­ .. I F.’bi u a r v ,1.H t),un it If to o 1*11 t « a p p e * '
.n » w .r , p lt i'iiiit f w ill a p p ly to ttw C o u rt C l i n AG O P O R T L A N D
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
tricity ca ises few er tires than a num r ‘ n,.
r I,«* t n i o f dtiiu .i'.l.'.l in th e o o p ip lx in t H P K C 1 A I. fo r Ihe East
K JO p n.
H u n tin g to n
S M ).,,.,.
I r o f the other ibl'jga about the house dpi.I iie r r iu a g a in s t y u. t ■ w it: F o r a decree vis
20 p in.
SE R V IC E A ND Y AM H ILL
PesiM'i. H1 k k *> («top»)
1Z.I6 p in.
d ia s o lv in g lb . b o iid t o L i n 'lr iiin m y now sx
or office.
iH .itm tmiwtitio ths plaintiff a n d j e a r s e l f t»a
7 on p.m.
to n » io.
S P O K A N K F I.Y Ä R
DIVISION
fiElHC CO..
Sunset, Ocean
f
Shasla Route
EAST via SOUTH
OREGON
S horeline
U nion P acific
4
C A S T O R IA
For Iaftuta and Children.
nt KM Y« Im A
I mji B h (U
Bear« the
Signatare o
I ’l U M M O N R
In «he C irc u it C o u rt o< ths Ht«le
75
o f O regon for H h e rm sn C o u n ty .
<; W H o lm e s , I T s in lt f l
»8.
M a r v E H o lm e s . D e f e n d a n t ___
l'o M s r y K H o lm e « ,
T E R M S OF SALE:
2 2 bottom 14 inch plows,
1 3 %
bottom 12 inch plow,
1 Superior drill,
12 head of hogs,
3 harrows,
1 harrow cart.
1 vitroling trough,
1 watering trough on wheels,
1 Jones header
1 round wagon tank,
1 low down pump and hose,
1 garden ‘cultivator,
4 or 5 sets ol harness,
saddles.
1 5 year old gelding
1 5 year .old mare,
3 4 year old geldings,
2 3 year old geldings,
2 3 year old mares.
5 yearling marc colts,
1 yearling horse colt,
2 yearling heifers,
1 calf, '
2 wagons and racks,
1 iron true k wagon,
1 cook house,
1 combine and hitch,
1 ^corrugated roller,
" J 'V B «»OT A FA l«B H F R K T B A T ” —
th«*lr nl freeeo thrones and bussed or
clattered aw ay In their vehicles of
state
Tbe m usic retire«! Into e sse s o f wood
and bags of leather ami bslse. Walt
era removed cloths pointedly near tbe
plain figure siltin g alm ost alone.
Jerry's fare rose and held out her
nnmtiered card simply.
“Is there anything coming on the
ticket?" she asked.
A waiter told her It was her cab
check and that she should give It to
the man at the entrance M ils man
O H IId r * r t
O ry
FOR FLETCHER’t
n A ST O Rl A
Li
Ih e ai,«ivi>
fendant.
ibwssme
I
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o l «ha S t a le o f O re g o n —
n q n ir e d to a p p e a r and
„n a w e r th a c o m p la in t tile d a g a tn a t yon iu
dm ab o vs e n t itle d M b , on o r b fo re th e Ia s i
m y o f tb e t im e p r*« o rlb « d In th a o rd e r o f
iiu b tte a tlo n * t o w it i on o r b e fo re tbe 4 th «lay
,f M a r c h . 1»IO. a n d i f y o u t a il to so sp
p ee r a n d s n a w e r. p la in t i f f w ill a p p ly to tbe
.„xirt for 'h e re i*< d e m a n d e d in th e o**m-
iils in t file d h t r e in a u n lu a t yo u , to -w it, to r a
.««■eree d is s o lv in g «be I m m u I s o f m a trim o n y
tiow e x is tin g b e tw e e n iln p ia u .tif f nod y o o r-
^ I f o n tb e g ro tim ls o f dca ertio u s au«l fo r
mob 1 .h er r n d f u r th e r r e lie f aa to th s e o u rt
may __ ye» . q n I ta b le a n d in a l.
-| hie eero nona is seryed upon yon by pnb -
11 «ettoa th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f six aoooee-
„(rs wetika u i 'l lie H lir r m s n O o n n ty ObserVMr
- w a>h |y ne'vsprtp>‘r »1 g e n e ra l <’ ir o o ls tii.il
.ulilistat'd in n il* r iu s n o u n u ty . O re g o n , In
’.u r tW in n * l " «•> o r d e r o f
ih e H o e . W in
ttentmb» O i ' i i ’ ty Ju d g e fo r Hhernian ootr»»-
d u ly m i« !*
ii tbi* 17 li d ay o f J a n n s r y ,
IlH O . a n d ’ h** d a te o f tti t i n t p iib b o a tlo n
n s re o f Is t*»e X le t d *
t J " iu a r y . 1910.
*
O AKTkK
D l ’ H l I t , A tto rn e y s
y„o are hereby
A
t i l ” g r o i n . da o f den«'r . i o n . a ,,.1 f o i s.icl, o th ,-,
ii I f n il h t ii r e lie f as io th e o o u r lin s y seem
e q a lte u lti a n d Just
I'lHS HUinmouH 1« »«-I veil iij.o " you by p it»«
h o n tio n th e re ,1 f o r a
ri „1 oi a n a .on »s
,y t. wittiks io t b s H ie r in in C o u n ty t ‘ b stirv er, a
ki] K A « p .| r e l I «'ll I -Hi c ir c n b 't l u
t m .-M,. r tii.i’.i co m i l . '» re g o ti, in
p u b lh
|H i'»iiap o ti to an or.tti. o i u iti l l - i i i . it It.
I l u i l e r . Judp»' ot ih e
I, v„ , p.4,.,',1 c u r l.
.In ly lo olti „1, llie 14 II dny of io-.u in tie r,
m i» nod 'h e d a le o f he lira t p u . . . i i o n
th e r e o f la th e ?4 h <1 «v o f L» 0 *'O tie r, 190».
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(H) pm
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7 0|
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app ly to
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X 46 » m.
t o r K e s ilrn W H s h in g lo .,, W a lla W a lls , L s w ta
ton C oeur i l ' A lene sn.l (tre n i N o tlb s rn po.nl«
A I L A N I I C K X P R K .H H
tor lh«! Kant via H unt
trig ton.
I'asfirB Itigy*
p o r i i, a Nl.
t. t I C A L , lor »11 local
Iw.ii.Ls b e is . en Higgs
s „ .i P o rtlsn .t.
A rriv e s st Higgs
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i £ p K
M ir e r .
De,»ot, Foot of Jefferson Street.
Iieavee froikt Jefferson street depot for
Dallas and luterun^liate |sd n Is d ally,
4.1ft p.m. Arrive Portland, 10.1ft a .m .
The Independence-M onm outh Motor
Line <>i»craLes daily to M onm outh and
Airlie, connecting w ith K. P. Go’s
trains s t Dallas aud Independence.
Tickets to Eastern points and P2urope.
also Japan, Ghlna, H onolulu and
Australia.
C ITY T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 7x1.
F.,r Aht«.ria and w ay ¡mlntH, eon
P ortland, Or.
iiecting w ith atoatuer for Ilwaco m i k '
C.
W
.
STIN
G
ER ,
W m . flc M U R R A Y
North Beach. Hleattier Hsasalo, Ash
C ity T ic k e t Agent.
G en-Pass. Agt
street dock. Ix-aves 8.00 p m dally,
except Ktinday. Saturday 10 00 p. ID.
Arrives 6 00 P
dally except Kunday.
■ a___ _ —------------- —
For Daytou, Oregon ( Ity and Yam
hill Itiver points. Ash street dock.
Leaves 7 ()0 a m dally except Sunday.
A rrive ft 80 p m dally .'X-fpi Kunday
F«r L ew iston, Idaho, and way pointe
from Rtparia, Wash. Leave RUmrls
ft 40 a. ni., or upon arrival train No 4
dally except HaBmlay. Arrive Rtparia
4 p. nt. dally except F r i d a y . _____
F o r f u ll In fo r m a t io n cat
on o r add reaa
wm. m c m u r r a y
(ic n 'l PaaRenger A gen t,
Portland, 0
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