Sherman County observer., April 08, 1910, Image 4

1 h e
tb* Circuit
Circuit Ceni
Oeart nt tks «U le
C U M M O M S --------
------In In tbs
F A IR E X C H A N G E
“They wa'n't lu sight mora *o a min­
-.1 Oregoa. tur Dbrrman eouni
Invading.
, -r- - ’ ----- Ö
■tvt
smashed Into flinders. W e aU stood
ute. but went smashing and Mashing
M r. Scrappier—W e’re going to have
stock still fur a minute, like folks lu
Edith
H.
Warner,
Plaintiff,
through the woods Into the dim nuce.
a tableau. T h e half breed skipper stood A N e w Bask fo r an O ld O n e . H o w another stormy day- Mr». Scrappier—
v».
■ . I
T w a s too but to run a fte r ’em so 1
How do you know? M r B crap pler-
Clarence E. Warner, Defendant. J
I t 1« Dono 1^ M o ro .
uext to me. aud I waum I t you couldn’t
MORO, OREGON.
waited a spell and then loafed off In
Thla newspaper says »o. Mr», flerap- Tu C-arenos ifV a rn s r, tbs above-named
see him shrivel up like one o f them
The beck echee at tigiee with a dull, In-
a roundabout direction toward where I
plar—Bo our domestic affair» aro get­
F R ID A Y . ...........A pril 8, 1910
things they call a sensitive plant.
deecribeble feeling, making yon weary and ting Into the newspaper», are they?—
seo 'em go. A fte r I'd walked pretty
In the name of tbe Htate of Dragon.
‘T h e tableau lasted while a feller
rssdeMi
piercing
pein*
shoot
«crow
the
nigh a mile 1 heard H am mood whis­ might count Ova; then things h ap
Yon are hereby required to appear and
Brooklyn Life.
__
M l T a lk W ith Y e a .
enewer the complaint filed aga(pat yon In tfie
tle. 1 looked, but didn't see him uo-
region of the kidney*, ead again the Iola*
peaed.
Hatnmond aud me dodged
above
entitled solt, on or before the last day
.Duty.
w he res. Then ba whistled again, stid
arouad tbe deck house. Tbe Malays are *o lame to «loop la agooy. No u*c lo
It you do not read The Observer, why
Doty 1» • power which rise» w ith of the time prescribed in tbe order ef peb-
I see his head stlcklbg out o f the top
rub
or
apply
a
plaster
lo
the
beck
la
thi*
liostiou,
to-wit, on or before tbe let day of
broke and run, one up tbs main rig­
aotT
I In tbe mornlug aud goes to rest April, 1910. end if you fell to ae appear
of a palm tree.
ging. two down the fo ’castle hatch and condition. You cannot reach the aau*e. w ith ue In the evening.—Gladstone.
W e would like to have you take It, and
and auawer plaintiff will apply te the court
" ’Is she gone?* says be.
ana out on the Jlbhoom. R u t the poor Exchange the beck for ■ new one.
F ol­
we know it would be profitable to you t<?
fo r tbe relief demanded IB the eci«»Blnlnt
" ‘Yes: long ago.’ says 1.
Tome
1. but I weut and listened at the batch.)
become a »ubecriber.
W e »end it t*'<
skipper w a ’n’t satisfied w ith any of low the example of thi* Moro citiaen.
NGTICB FDR hUBLIOATlON (Daisied filed herein an*(net you, to-wtt, for a decree
“
‘I
t
’s
snoring.’
aaya
I;
•aoudtobody’s
down.*
dissolving the bonds of matrimony now en­
year« «or S2.5O; one year $1.50; 12^ ct. a
tmoD. Public L m d Hale. No. 4W7.
them places. H a started for tbe lee
G irl Peeta, retired farmer, W e*t Mein
“ •'E dge.' says he. T in a lost ntan
snoring.'
month ian’t much. Try it. Order b\
Uoiled tlutsa Lsnd Dfloe. Tbe Dalles, isling between the plaintiff and ^>ur»»lf on
rail, and Lobelia 'Ankins started after Ht., Moro, O re., *eya:
tbe gronud* of deesrtion, and for *uob other
“ Kigney com­
" • ’Karens!* says Hgjnmond.
’Yon T h a t ’ore 'ovrlble 'Ankins boutrnge 1«
OrsHon,
March
21sl
191«.
postal card, and pay for it when you can
him.
Frein the "Old Home Nouas”
plaint and rheumatiam troubled me for Notice ia hereby given that, «a dtreated by and farther seltef as to Mie eoart m«y seem
don’t s’poae It’s that 'ere cooly come either going to m a n y , me or kill me.
At any time when requeued to do so
"She caught him aa he was going to
the O0mailsslon«r of ibs (lensrsl Land Of- equitable and jnat.
'E
d
g
e
/
be
says,
a
w
fu
l
soletuu.
she
year* and I finally became *o bad off I flol, und«r provisions <>f Aoi-of Congress ap­
back?'
This iBnituutii 1« served upon yQO by pub-
the paper will be diacontiaued. But wt
jum p overboard and yanked him back
"
*No.
uo!’
say»
1.
’
Where's
yonr
tried
to
kiss
me!
H'elp
me.
she
di<J!'
expect that all arrears will be paid befor<
The kidney *ecre- proved Jaue 27, UN«, Pablio No »03. ws wilt lioation thereof for a period of eat engo—««-
like he waa a bag o f meal. She shook qguld hardly walk.
Ive
weeks in tbs Hhermau Oounty Observer,a
By
JOSEPH
C
LINCOLN
offer
at
pablio
as
Is,
to
the
highest
bidder,
«1
common
sense'.'
The
cook
suorpd
baas;
"W ell. I set back and Inugbad.
1»
such request ia made. It i* easy to a»k u-
him, she boxed hla ears, she pulled his tion* caused me additional annoyance, be­ 1» 90 n’eloek a u . on tbe 3d day of Mny 1910. weekly nowapaper of general otrdMBMnu,
lor a «talc ment, which will be cheerfully
this c ritte r’s snoring suppruocr. and that why you run a w a y ? 1 says.
published
in bherman oounty Dretnxi. 1»
ing
too
frequent
in
pawage.
I
went
to
at thia office, the following irset of Isnd *o
hulr, aud all tbe tim e he was begging
rendered at any time.
'
mighty poor supprauer at that.’
“ ‘No.’ says he. 'W hen J wou'tln’t
wit, NEARER, Heolion 7. a«d NW1<HW A pursuauos to au ordsr of the Hon * n Hsu-
Copyright. 1307. by A i. Barne« <û Ce.
and
pleading
and
ahe
waa
screeching
the
hot
apring*
wnd
consulted
physician*,
riohs,
Judge
of the County oonrt of Miiermag
“ T w a s a woman,» intddllug old. with let ’er she hups w ith a rock as big as
Bostlob 8. 1’ownahlp 1, H. It 19 B., W. M
and jabbering at tbe top of her lungs. but wa* umocccm I u I in finding relief.
Any parson* oleimlng ndveiauly the above ootiuiy, Drsgon, duly made on the tttb day
■ yeller face, ail wrinkles, and a chin my ’ead and goes for me There was
I B E D 'S yarn being done Mnd
When Doan'* Kidney Pill* were brought described lauds are advised to bis their of February. 1910, aud the dale of the first
and nose-dike Punch. She was dressed murder In 'er eyes. ’ Edge; 1 gee It. Uummond pulled me by the sleeve.
Friend Davhlxou done, too. and
** 'It'll be our turn next? eaya be. to my attention, 1 procured a box at Tbe ulairns or objection« on or before the day publication thereof is the 19lb day of Feb­
lu a gaudy old calico gown aud had T h a t’s It.' Bays be; ‘la rf a t a feller
ruary, 1910.
shove deelgunted for sste.
brown ut thut, Peter T . passed
‘Get Into tbe boat! Quick?
ALAN I. JOY,
•
C W. Moon«, Register
Moro Pharmacy. I noticed an improve 9 mXS «29]
L ^ J
around another relay o f cigars, earrings lu her ears. Slie give one c ritter’s sufferings. I hoUly w fili she’d
ft 7tfUD1]
Attorney for Plaintiff
'T h e little boat th a t ttifc crew bad
look rouud at the schooner and the try to kiss you once, that's all!*
ment from the time 1 began their u*e. The C U M M O N M — la the Circuit Court el tb * H u t*
and we lit up. *Twaa Cup’n Erl that
come
lu
was
towing
behind
the
island. Then she see us aud let out u
“ Well. 1 couldn't make him budge,
o f Oregon, for Sherman eouaiy.
spoke first.
schooner. We slid over the stern sod pain* in my back diminished and the paw
By M A R IO N M AY H O L T.
whoop like a steam whistle.
so I decided to go bach and get the
age* of the kidney accretion* were regu J M Eddy, Plelutiff,
"Love’s
a
queer
disease
auywuy,"
ICopyrtaht, 1909. b y A m e r ic a n Pies* Asso­
" ’M ulligataw ny
sacremento
nier- lay of the land.
Lobelia bad a big
la ted."
says be. "A in ’t it, now? It must be
ciation.!
Dora K d K . Defendant.
Iasses!' she yells. Course thut wa'n’t stick in ber band nnd looked savage I
The Prince«« Alleen. the klng’a a dreadful responsible thing to be so what she said, but that's what it was a little nervous.
For »ale by all dealer*. Price 50 cent*.
¿ 2 2 2 22___^ 2 ____ ___*________
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fascinating.
1
uever
felt
that
respon-
youngest dnughtcr. havlug five broth
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, lo Dora K dy, the aliovu named defendant rioutb- e & Tm e tble N o i2 N nrthbud
sounded like. Then ’fore Hammond
" ••’Atnjuoud!' says ahe. p’lntJug to­
In tfie name of tbs Mints of Oregon:
May 10 I9flS paaae liger
bound
era and three older «later«, had no hope slbleiH*ss bnt once—except when I got could atop her she run for him and ward the woods.
•ole agent* for tbe United State*.
You ur- hereby required to appearand
murried, of course—aud that was a give him a rousing big hug. U e was
of ever Inheriting the tlirorxf. Those
••‘Yes.’ says I. Ilatntiiond’a taking a
Remember the name— Doen'*— end take auswe* the complaint filed against yon lu |« a e u Kr
dally
S T A T IO N «
good many years ago, when 1 was go­ the most surprised man you ever Bee-
ao other.
the nbove entitled salt on or before tbs last d ally
who are bom at the wrong end of n
walk for Ids henlth.’
ing to sea on long v’yages and was
da* of the time prseonbed in the order of
stood there like a wooden Image. I
royal fam ily are not In an enviable po­
“ •'Ammoud'.' says $hev louder nnd
12.10
a rv *
.0
cruising around the East Indies In the commenced to laff. but the uex{ min­
puDlioaiiun, to-witt on or before the IA:h 1 00 pm
shaking the stick.
sition. The prloeeas must needs kfep
ft 4 . ..U lb e o u e ,... 11 46
day of April, 1*19. a n d if yon fail to soap- 1 1ft
latitude o f our new trouble^, the Phil­ ute the woman coipe fo f me aud hug­
A
Billion.
“ ‘Now, Lobelia,' says I. BflMtlug
up all the customs of regal estate w ith ­
11.40
peal and auawei, the plaintiff will apply io 1.2ft
7 0 ........Hluka.
In America, as in Francs, “billion”
be eonrt-for the r» Met demauded io tbe 1 40
9 S ___W aa«>.. . , 11 26
smooth as butler." •do put do.w iCYhnt
out ever coming to a regal liiberltnni-e ippines.
ged me too.
means a thousand millions. In G reat oompleiut tiled herein sgaiust you, towiti
" I was ft»'mast hand on a Boston » " ’ ’Fectlonate old gal.’ says H a m ­
14.1 . . K lo n d yke ., 10.20
1 66
H e r brother, the heir apparent, was be
clubl*
J*
B ritain It means a million millions tor h deoreo dmaolviog the bonds of uiairi- 2 .Oft
booker bound to Singapore a fte r rice.
Id 1 . . . Hainlou . . . 11.00 ■
“ •'Am m ond!' she fa irly
holier«
mond. grinning.
trot bed to a girl be bad never seen,
T he word was originally invented In uionv now exisliug between the plaintiff ! . . . .
The skipper's name was Perkins. M ala­
H ay Canon Jot n • nn
19.2
"The c ritte r In the calico gown was Then »die went through the most blood
aud
yourself,
on
the
ground*
or
denertlou,
but aa an offset If be lived long enough
France In the sixteenth century to de­ *nd for aoaii w ber and farther relief na ,2 .2 0
19 9 .. MoDsiualile. . 10.46
chi G. Perkins, and he was the mean­ going through the craziest pantomime
be would be king. The princess was
curdling pantomime ever was. 1 reck­
23.9 . . . DeMtoat . . . 10.30
2 IV»
note tbe second power o f • million, io the court may seem ruoiiable and just.
expected to marry one of royal blood est man that ever wore a sou’wester. ever was. She p’inted over the side on. First abe comes up to me and
27.0 ........ Mord . . . . 10.16
Q-llIion aud quadrillion being formed ' This snmmone ia served uooa you by publi- 2.46
w ithout hope that she would ever l»e a I'v e had tbe pleasure o f telling him so and made motions like rowing. Then taps me on the chest and says ' Edge.
thereof for a period of six weeks in H 00
30 4 .. K rakln v ili* . 10.06
a t tbe same time to denota the third gatloa
eetice—’twas In Surinam 'loog in ’72.
the Mhsrman Ooontv Observer, a weekly 3.20
she p’inted down the hatch and shut Then she goes creeping round the room
queen.
HS 6 Oran« V alley. « 4ft
and fourth powers of a million. In
W ell. when I got to Slugapore I
newspaper of general oiruulatlou published 3 60
The m atter did not especially trouble
her eyes and purtended to snore. A fter on tiptoe, p la tin g out of the qdnder
46 8 . . . UnurlMiii r. 9 26
in
Hherinen
oounty.
Oregon,
in
pursnauoe
tbe seveuteeutb century tbe arithm e­
ft2 6 . . . . .K e n t . . . . 9 10
ber till she took It Into her head to fall wag nothing but skin and bone and that she rowed again, all tbe tim e get­ all tbe time ns much ns to say «lia was
4.06
to
sn
order
of
the
lion
William
Ueurioba,
ticians ebauged tbe use of tbe words,
67.3 . . . . W lloox . . . W Ü0
In love^h'lth her tutor. Ills father was considerable of tbe skin bad been ting madder aud madder.
County Judge of said Hheriuan o«antv, Dra­ 4 20
pertending to walk through the woods
MDd “billion” came to mean a thou­ gon, duly mads on tbs i«t day of March 1910. 6 00 arv 70 0 . . . M h a n lk o ... « 80 a a*
a count, and the son would succeed tb knocked off by the marline spike and
“ T h e crew took to the boat and left T h e n she p’Inta to one of the stumps
sand millions, trllllou a million m il­ -tud tbs date of tbe first paid oatlou thereof
the title and estates, but he was no the mate's boots. I'd shipped for the ’or asleep below,’ says Hammond. we used for chairs nnd s 'caehes
For rates and Inioronstlon apply to
lions. and so forth. \ England, not be­ is the 4th <Uy of March,-19(0
match for a king’s daughter. No soon­ v'yage out and back, hut the first night • ’Oly scissors, they’re lu for a lively ’ ’Ammond!’ and fetches the «tump an
F. C R A B T R E E . A g e n t,
BKY ANT A M D WRY,
ing a revolutionary country, clung to
in
port
I
slipped
over
the
side,
swum
M o r a O r.
time If old Nutcrackers ’ere ever aw fu l bang w ith the club. Thefi abe
iu4alA.f>l
Attorneys for FI mo « i 0
er did the princess discover that she
the meaning of the word that bad tbe
ashore
and
fell
lu
w
ith
a
Britisher
wanted the handsome and Intellectual
catches ’em. ’ey?*
comes over to me and kinder snuggles
oldest pedigree. Amerk'a. belug a rev­
named
Ham
m
ond—'Ammond,
he
called
“ W ell, we went over the schooner up and smiles and says • ’Edge' and
young man than the Injustice of her
olutionary country, followed France.—
!■ FI K ‘ 1 ♦ I- 1- 1 I M + + + + » ►♦■»■»■i-M--» I I H 1 1
H
position occurred to ber. She went to It —and as he was on the same hunt and examined everything, but there tries to put tbe club In my hand.
Dundee Advertiser.
that
1
was
we
kept
each
other
w a'n’t nothing o f any value nowheres.
her father, the king, whose pet she
“ M y topknot rlz up on my head
—
^r~'
T w a s a reg’lar nigger fishing boat, 'Good Lord!* thinks 1. ‘She's m ating
was. threw her arms around bis neck comp’ny.
T h e D em o n o ' th e Ale
W ell, to make a long story short,
w ith {Ilrt and cockroaches by tbe pail­ love to me so’s t^> get me to take that
and begged to be allowed to m arry the
we
shipped
with
a
feller
whose
it
the
germ
of la grippe, that, breathed in,
ful.
We
found
she’d
started
a
plank
tutor. The king, who ¿ould refuse bet
club and go and thupip D i amond
bring* suffering to thousand*, ft* after ef­
nothing, at last consented and told her name was Laz&ruu. * H e was a shrewd running aground on the beach and that w ith It!’
rascal and nothing more uor less than
'twould take us a week to get her
she might send her suitor to him.
fect* are weakcncu, nervouane**, lack of
" ‘Now, lo b e lia ,’ says I. 'don’t ba*—
afioat and w ater tight.
"B u t he Is not my suitor,’’ said the a pearl poacher.
" / ’Ammond!’ says she.
appetite, energy and ambition, with di*
: HEAD QUARTERS FOR SHERMAN COUNTY PEOPLE.
"O
w
d'you
like
Minn
Anfttn*’
UtvenuiL-
“W
e
landed
at
a
little
one
horse
coral
"P retty soon we see the woman go­
princess.
" ‘ Now. Miss 'Ankins, d o-u't be
ordered liver and kidney*.
The greatest
l i l g t ” be m tyt.
island,
where
there
w
a'n’t
no
Inhabit­
ing to the shanty w ith her arms full of hasty. I ' —
“Certainly not,” replied the king. " It
need then i* Electric Bitter*, the iplendid
ants, b ut where we was pretty dead bundles and truck.
dropped Ifito 11. nHium ond. cat tbe
We didn’t think
Is you who have proposed to him.’’
’“ 'Ammond!'
> .
tonic, blood purifier and regulator of J W c solicit your patronage.
sartln there was pearl oyster banks In anything of It then, but when we got
Assure you most
“B n t I have not proposed to him.”
"W ell, I backed faster and faster, towiiue and we laid to tbe oars. Loug
■“ W ell, then, if yon Intend to marry the lagoon. There was five of us on home at noon there was the best din­ aud she fotlered me right up till at as we w a r lu the lies ring of the Stomach, Liver and Kidney*. Thousand*
courteous
treatm
ent
at
reasonable
rates.
the schooner, a Dutchman named ner ever you see all ready for us—
they
wonderfully
him you bad best do so.”
last I begun to run. Round and round schooner the powwow and rumpus have proved that
The objections having been removed, Rhinelander, a cooly cook and Laxa- fried fish and some kind of beaus the place we went, me scarf for my kept up. but Just as we wus lauding strengethen the nerve*, build up the >y*-
N . K. C L A R K , M a n ag er.
the princess bethought herself of tbs rtis and Hammond and me. We put up cooked op w ith peppers nnd tea—real life and she fairly frothing w ith rage. on the little island that the Malays tem and reatorc health and good «pint»
a
slab
shanty
on
shore
and
went
to
had
left
she
eoiue
about
<»u
tbe
port
store
tea—and
n
lot
more
things.
Land,
proposal. "H o w e v er w ill I do It?” she
I I f 1 I I I I H " 1 M I I H ‘>
I I f - H l l 1 1 M
after an attack of grip. If »uffering, try ;
Finally 1 bust through the door, and
said to herself. “ P re read stories of work peart fishing, keeping one eye how we did eat! We kept smacking put for the woods at a rate that beat tack aud stood off to sea.
hem. Only 50c.
Perfect satisfaction
out
for
Dutch
gun
boats.
‘Lobelia's
running
things
again?
our
lips
and
rubbing
our
vests
to
show
men who have shrank from proposing
Hammond's going all holler. 1 never
guaranteed by Moro Pharmacy.-
“ W ell, we got together quite a likely we was enjoying everything, and the
1 I 1 I ♦ f»f H 1 4 I -H * “» I 1 I » 4 - f -l ’H -4 -1 I I 1 1 I f 1 I I I f l -H-4 !■ 1 I H - H - H - f -
to the girls they loved, and I never
stopped till I got close to the palm says Hammond.
mess
of
pearls,
and
as
’twas
part
of
•T
hree
days
a
fte
r
thia
we
wns
took
old gal kept bobbing her bead aud tree. Then I w hittled and Hammond
had any patience w ith them. I mast
the
agreement
that
the
crew
had
a
cer­
Zere.
off by a Dutch gunboat Moot o f tbe
grinning like one of them dummies answered.
be brave.”
‘
The word “zero” la from the Rpan
time on tbe-lsland we Bpent debating
T o make m atters worse, both be­ tain shure In the stake, why, H a m ­ you wind up w ith a key.
“When 1 told him about the rumpus
mond
and
me
was
figgerliig
that
we
how Lobelia eoiue to be ou flw schoon­ Ish and means "em pty,” hence nothing.
/ “ Well? says Hammond, ¡we've got
cause o f maidenly modesty and that
he set and laughed like au idiot.
P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
er. Fluully we decided that she must It wns first used for a thermometer In
she bad not supposed she would be was going to make enough to rnore’n a cook at last.'" Ain’t we, old—old—
“ ' 'Q w d'you like Miss 'Ankins' love-
Opened June, 1908.
have gone aboard to sleep that night, 1705 by s Prussian named Fahrenheit.
perm itted to m arry tbe man of ber pay ps fo r our long spell o f starving Blimed If we’ve got a name for 'er yet! making?’ he saya.
susiwctfnjf that we'd try to run sway By experimenting w ith snow and salt
Eastern
Oregon Headquarter*.
choice, she had never given him tbe a t Singapore.
“ ‘Yon’ll like It loss ’n I do,' I says,
“One morning me find Hammond
In the seboniier Just as we bad tried Fahrenheit found that he could pro-
slightest Intim ation that she loved
'if
she
gets
up
here
w
ith
that
club
f
to. We talked about Whiskers and bis duoe a degree of cold equal to that of
him. She mast assure him of this and come out of tbe shanty, and. Io and be­
“A fte r a s|»ell we decided that our
Positiv -ly most centrally
hold you, there wa'u’t uo schooner to
crew and guessed nlwut I:. • they tbe coldest w inter day. I t happened
follow It np w ith a proposition
only
chance
was
to
sneak
down
to
the
located
F ifth St. cars pass
carue tt»‘ abandon th e ir bo»ft I
rat that thè day ou which be made hla
shall Intim ate to him,” she said, "which be seen. T h a t everlasting Lazarus hud
schooner
in
tbe
dark
and
put
to
sea.
place."lUue-thing we was sat .. . sure final experiment waa tbe coldest that
t h j door i every few m inutes
w ay the wind blows, and if he falls to put up a job on us and had sneaked
leaving
Lobelia
alona
in
her
glory.
off In the night with the cook and tbe
of, «ml that was lhat they’d left Ix>- anybody-could remember, and, struck
see it I can’t help It.”
BN
>i
"W ell, we waited tUI 12 o'clock or
belln iilxtard ou purpose. We knew w ith tbe coincidence of hla scientific
H a rin g vainly tried for a month to Dutchman and took our shure of the
so, and then we crept down to the
Attractive
Cafe
and
G rill Music
discovery, he hastily concluded that be
pearls
w
ith
him.
There
we
was.
ma
mighty
well
that’s
What
we’d
’s’
done.
make up ber mind to the task she at
beach, tiptoeing past tbe shanty for
“ W hat puzzled us most was what re­ bad found tbe lowest degree of tem­
European
P
in
a
.
Ifm
ten
f t 0 9 a n d up
last resolved to do so a fte r her dally rooned on that little two-for-a-cent
fear of w aking Lobelia. W e gt't on
lation Lobelia was to l be skipper. She perature. either natural or artificial.
lesson on s certain morning. Ho. tbe Island.
the schooner all right, hauled.Up an­
H
e
called
the
degree
“xero”
and
con­
•T
h
e
first
day
we
didn't
do
much
but
wa'n't hla tvlfc. 'cause he'd «aid so.
exercises being finished, when tbe tu ­
L Q SWETLAND. Secy, asd Mfr-
chor. h'lsted sail and stood out of tbe and she didn't look enough like him to structed a t bernmmeter graduating up
cuss Lnzurus up bill and down, dale.
to r arose to go she said to him:
lagoon
w
ith
a
fa
ir
wind.
When
we
J h 4-H 1 I 1 » » t l -F I 1 l i I I I i f 11 I <■<•■! I I f H B ' l n I H " H 1 1 1 H 11
he his mother or sister. Bnt ns we from zero to boiling polut. which be
"Please don’t hurry today. I hove W e had fish lines in the shanty, and
was fa irly to sea we shook hand«
there was plenty of water on the
was being took off lu the Dutchman’s marked 212 and the freezing point 82.
something to say to you.”
" 'L n w d ,' saya Uammonfik drawing ynwl H.ihrmuiiid thuiui»« the tbw nri
Island,
so
we
knww
we
wouldn't
starve
H e resumed his neat and looked at
a
long
breath,
’I
never
was
so
'nppy
with hla I I <1 and says he:
ber inquiringly. There was not much to death uor die o f , thirst, anyhow.
Saved Fro m th e O r * » *
In my life. This 'ere lady killing busi­
“ ‘I've g< t It? h«» says: 'she’s 'Is
encouragement In his reception o f tbe But, land, how we did miss that cooly
ness
ain’t
in
my
line.’
" I had about given up hope, after near
cook.
mother
In-In
w?
announcement
" H e felt so good that be set by the
‘••Course -«he Is? any» I. 'W e might ly four year* of suffering from a severe
" ’W ’y don’t yer get to work and
P o r c e la in B a th T u b a .
A
"You told me yesterday.” nhe said,
wbeel and sung 'Goodby, Swaet’nrt,
lung trouble," write* M r* M L Dix,
cook
something
fit
to
beut?
says
H
a
m
­
have known It? "
. “
“that It was the turning of the earth
Goodby,’ for an hour or more.
mond.
*
’Ere
1
broke
my
bloomin’
back
Clarksville, Tenn.
"O ften the pain
on Its axis that caused tbe trade winds
" In the morning we was in alglit of
my chest would be almoal unbearable and
to blow in one diagonal direction In 'aunog 1» the fish, and you doing noth­
another
small
Island,
and
out
on
tbe northern hemisphere and In an op­ ing but 'angiug around and letting 'em
I could not do any work, but Dr King'
p'lnt was a passel o f folks Jumping
posite direction in tbe southern hemi­ dry hup in the 'eat. Oet to work and
New Discovery ha* made me feel like
jp
and
down
and
w
avlug
a
signal
sphere. We are In the northern hemi­ cook. Blimed if I ain't sick of these
Moro M. E. Chrck..
“W e put about for ’em and picked
new person. It ’* the be«t medicine for
S h o p in B ric k B u ild in g n e x t O b s e rv e r O ffice £
sphere. where the -winds blow eaat. I 'ere custard u'pples?
’em up. letting th e ir boat tow behind
the throat and lungs." Obstinate cough*
“
*Oo
and
cook
yourself.’
says
I.
*1
The regular preaching service
believe that's right. Now? If we were
♦he schooner. There was five of ’em,
^ D G B R L E W IS , P r o p rie to r.
stubborn cold*, hay fever, ia grippe
tn tbe southern hemisphere they would didn't sign articles to l>e cook for no
a rugged and d irty lot of Malays and ■iunday morning A pril 10th with asthma, croup, bronchitis, and hemorrha
Johnny
B
ull!’
blow west, wouldn't they T
sermon by the pastor at 11 o'clock.
half breeds.
§
"W ell, we Jawed back and forth for
ge*, hoar»ene** and whooping cough, yield
“Quite right.”
"A chap w ith scraggy black wills
Subject: “ The Golden Rule, a*
an
hour,
maybe
more.
T
w
o
or
three
“W ell, w hat I would like to know la
kers and a sort o f worried look on his ipplied.to various claMe».“ Come quickly to thi*Vronderful medicine. Try it
50c and $1.00. Trial botlla free. Guar
I f everything In the southern hemi­ times we got up to have it out, but
face stepped foriard and made a Ixiw. near this subject discussed.
All
'twas
too
hot
to
fight,
so
we
set
down
O O O O O C X90000000000000000000(
sphere is transposed?
Do tbe men
anteed by Moro Pharmacy.
H e looked like a cross between a Span­
again.
F
ln
’lly
we
eat
some
supper,
welcome.
z and women down there stand In a re-
iard and a M alay, and I guess that’s
custard
apples
and
water,
aud
turned
Sunday school at 10 o’clock.
versed relationship?”
Lobelia wan a lte r him , yellin g like an w hat he waa.
Ha Walked Acrosa a Field.
Astonished at tbe irrelevance of the tn.
“
•Henors,’
saya
be.
palavering
and
Ladies’ A id Society Thursday
In
dian
.
“But 'twas too hot to sleep much,
E arly Method let preacher» had ren
question, be looked nt her in silence
scraping,
‘boat—my
boat!*
Here!'
says
he,
pointing
to
me.
'Looky
afternoon in the lecture room.
oon to deploie tbe power of tbe all
fo r a time, thefi said: " l a m not aware and 1 got up about 3 o’clock in the
" ‘W at’s ’e giving « T
H am ­
here, missis! 'Edge— 'Edge that's 'Im!
F. E . Smith, Pastor mighty landlord. Charles Wesley him
o f any such transposition. Tbe only morning and went out and set down
mond.
'Ainmond—’Ammond -th a t's me — me!
countries lying south of tbe equator on the beach In the moonlight. Pretty
self suffered, for he wax lummoned
" ■Hammond.’ I saya. ’I swan to man
Now, 'oo are you?'
Spaulding Chapel.
are Oceanlca. Africa and South Amer­ soon out conies Hutnmond and sets
and fined £10 (SCO) and heavy coats n ot
"She rattled off a name that had If I don’t believe we've picked up the
down
alongside
and
begins
to
give
the
ica. and In none o f these have we any
real crew of thia c ra ft?
for firing ricka or uprooting hedge«
<9-
M
Services as usual Sunday next,
weather a general overhauling, calling , more double j'ln ls In It than au eel.
such condition ”
“ 'SI, eenor; boat—my boat! Crew.
“ 'Lordy? soys I.
'W e uever can
It everything he could Isy tongue to.
cordial invitation is extended to but for walking across a field to ad
She looked at the celling, then at the
I'arn that rljrnmnrole. I tell you: She c rew ’’ says ’ Whisker», w aving Ma
drea^ an audience. Here la tbe record
floor, then out o f tbe window.
He Pretty soon lie breuks off In the middle
all.
C. b . Lowther, Pastor Goter veraua Wesley; damage«. £10
o f a nine J’lnted swear word and slugs looks for nil the world like old A’nt hands toward the rest o f hla gang
waited for her to proceed.
Lobelia Poadh'k at home down on
Sunday School at 12 o’clcok.
out:
costa taxed, £9 10«. Hd. Jnly 29, 1739.
“ 'H a ll right, skipper,’ says H am ­
" I didn't know.” she finally contln
“ ‘ Am I going crazy, or Is that a Cape God. Lei's call ber th a t'
mond. ‘Glad to see yer back baboard.
|H . B. Belshee, Supt Received of Mr? Wesley, £19 10«. 8d
ued. "bnt that you. being a very smart
“
She
looks
to
me
like
the
mother
schooner7
for damage« and costs In their cause.
Make yerselvea well at ’ome. *Ow d’yer
man. would catch my meaning.”
"1 looked out into the moonlight, and of a oysterman I used to know lu IJv- lose 'er tn the first pl»ge?
Rutledge M. E. Church-
W illiam Gnsoti, attorney for tbe plain
Still more confounded, he scrutinized
erpool.
'Is
name
was
'Anklus.
1-et'«
there, sure enough, was a schooner
* ‘Ootuao, señora? saya Whiskers In
tiff.”
ber face for a clew. "Begging yonr
Preaching service at 3 o’clock p
split tbe dlffereucs and call 'er Lo- half a whisper. *0<>man, she here?’
about a mile off the Islaud aud com
royal highness' pardon." he said. "1
lng dead on.
First off we thought bellA 'Ankins.'
“Hammond?
says
I,
‘w h at’s a m. Welcome extended to all who
— T s » C e ll o f T h e Blood
fa ll to see any connection whatever
“Ho we done It.
’twas Lazarus coming back, but pretty
ooman?
between yonr question and anything
can
come.
C.
L
.‘Lowther,
Pastor
for
purification,
find* voice ip pimple*
“I reckon ’twas about tbe third day
soon we see 'Iv -is a < otisb'erable sifiall-
’“ ’Edge.' sifys Hammond, ‘ ’e want»
th a t pertains to a single organic, lnor
boil*, tallow complexion, a jaurldiccd
that I noticed she was gel ting sweet to know w’a t’s become o f Lobelia
Sunday School at 2 p m.
er Ixiat than his.
ganic or spiritual condition.”
"She was acting dreadful queer. or. yani'it&cd. She was giving him ’Ankins?
Mr». W . L- Dillinger, Supt look, moth patches and blotches on the
“ I suppose.” she said in a disheart­
First she'd go abend on one tack and the heat o f all the vlttles and used to
skin,—all signs of liver trouble. But Dr
"•N o , señor? says I to tbe feller,
ened tone, "th at 1 shall have to ask
then give a heave over and come atiout set at tbe table and took at blip softer •ooman no here. Ooman there? And
Kent M. E. Church.
King'* New Life Pills makes rich red
you a leading question. Yon are si*
■rilb a bang, sails flapping and every- and sweeter ’n a bucket of inerlasaea.
I p’inted In tbe direction of our tsiaad.
blood; gives clear skie. ro sy a b o e k a , I
ways asking ms leading questions, you
ra ilro a d s h ave d o n e th e ir p a rt; now it»
S
e
rv
ic
e
»
and
aermon
at
7.30
p
“ * ’Kdge? aaya ha. *1 b'lleve that ’ere
«Uud * lv e an­
“W ell, sir, you ougbter hare seen
complexion, health. • Try them
25c
other slat and go off another way. hot chromo of a Lobelia ’Anktne la getting that M alay gang’s faces light up: They m. W ould be pleased to have
Moro
Pharmacy.
"P ray do s o ”
mainly she kept right on toward tbe soft on ma.'
all boat out a grinning and tailing, and you come.
C. L . Lowther, Pastor
" A t the pole” — she paused.
I Island.
" ‘Course she la,* aaya I. *1 see that Whiskers falMy hugged me nnd then
■“Weft, a t tbe pow er*
------------ — -t
“ ‘W a t ’ s the m atter aboard there?' a long spell ago.*
Hammond. Then he made one of tbe
Christiaa Science Society.
Luoky
Whom?
"W hich way does the wind blow?”
says Hamiuond. ‘Is hall ’ands drunk?*
A fte r the operation far appendicitis
" ’But what II I d»T” aaya he. ’A M alaya take the wbeel Insten<l of me.
The young man knit hla t»row. pulled
•'•She’s abandoned,’ «ays 1. T b a t ’a woman like ’er Is s deep'rate character.
Regular service Sunday 11 a. m yvn« over and tbe patient bad racov
“But 1 was curious, and 1 says, point­
his mustache, crossed and recroase 1
Sunday school at W a.m. WeB ered from tbe effects of the anaesthetic
what's the matter. There ain't nolaxly
I f we bever git tiusbore she might be ing toward Lobelia’s island:
bis legs, then said:
FARE8 CAN BE PREPAID
“ ‘Ooman your w ife ?
skilled eufkeou looked around for
for lugging me to the church and mar­
"Theoretically there, should I * a aboard of her.’
nesday m e etin fat8p .m . Reading tbe
"Then we both »ay«. S alv a g e r nnd rying me by main force.'
••’No, no, no? aaya be. slinking hla
his watch. v It wa« nowhere In sight.
dead calm at the poles .
shook hands.
Ooman room open Saturday, from 2 to f-
’’You don't think, doctor,” anxiously
" T h e n you'll have lo m arry ber. for bend like It would come off
T be girl turned awny Impatiently.
"The schoouer came nearer and all I see.” says I, 'You shouldn’t be so no wife. W ife there? and he p’lutad
Inquired tbe patient, “you could poe-
m.
~| see.” sold her tutor, “you did net
nearer. I t begun to look as if «he'd fascinating?
albly have tewed It up In”—
about directly opposite from my way.
Intend to ask the question scientific­
»mash against the^yocks In front of na.
“ f’tn afraid I have. It wa» lying on
‘T h a t made him «mad. nnd he went *Ootnan? be goes on. 'she no wlfa.
ally.”
Mvenarius Carbolineum is
feit she didn't
When she got opi*ostte off jaw ing to himself.
— bo . It woeu't. I ’ve found It. I bad
Bbe’-
.
"No: I did not.”
the mouth of the lagoon she heeled
germ destroyer It destroys the laid it dowu in my bat.”
"The next day we got tbe schooner
“Just here a M alay come up
"1 dare say I am very stupid. I've over on a new tuck aud sailed tn be­
‘.’ W ell, that's lucky?’
the fo’caatle, grinning like n chseey cause of decay in posts or timber
not t»een used to associate much with tween the rocks as pretty ns anything patched up and off tbe shoal and 'long
“ i t la Indeed, my friend,” «aid the»
side Iuizurua* old lauding w harf by cat and hugging a fat Jug of thia here
tbe member* of your sex. Your lab
The U S Government, the O R ■nrgeon. w ith a «Igh of relief. “T hat
ever you see. Then she run agrouriil
tbe shanty.
palm wine th a t natives make. I don’t
gunge la too subtle for me.”
on the beach Just about a quarter of a
"A fte r dinner Hammond went down know where he got It from—I thought & N Co, Multnomah county anc watch coat me glQU.”
"Perhaps.” as Id tbe princess, rising. mile from the shauty.
to the spring a fte r some water, and Hammond and me had rummaged that the city of Portland, are making
*tbe day may come wlien you w ill un­
“ ’Tw as early morning when we
W orse Thaw B u lle t« .
Lobelia 'Anklus went alonr with him. fo’cgatle pretty well—but. nnyto0W.
derstand what I have said to you ”
Wm. M cM URRAV, Gtneral Passenger Agent,
climbed als>ard of her. I thought Las-
general use of iron bridge timbers
Bullets have often caused leas «uffering
There was something In.tbe look of arua* aclmouer wns d irty, but thia one I laid down la (be shade for a «noose, there it wee.
etc.
T
h
e
Obeervcr
Book
Store
is
bnt
1
hadn't
mtteb
more
than
settled
"W hiskers passed tbe Jug to me, and
reproach «he gave him that let a ray was nothing hut dirt -d ir ty «alia. all
to »oldier* than ecsetne. L W Harriman,
Portland, Oregon. * r
myself comfortably w I m d I beard a I handed It over to nammoud. H» distributors'-of the pure article in- Burlington. M e., got tn the army and suf­
of light In upon Ills brain And. after patches; dirty deck, dirty everything
yall
and
somel»ody
running.
1
Jumped
stood up to make a speech.
all. Is not s look the only language of
Sherman county.
“ W on’t get much salvage on thia
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
fered with forty year*. "Bui Bucklen's
love? H er mysterious message waa. bally tub.’ «a J's Hamiuond. ‘Hbe's one np Just la time to see llm in io r il come
“ •Feller citizens.' says be. *1 ría»
Amice Salve cured me when ell else
busting
through
the
bushes.
Ilckeiy
drink a toaat. 'Rre’a to tbe benntekooa
a fte r all. shot from her beautlful^eyea. o f them nigger »«h boats; that's w’at
felled,’ * he writes.
Greatest heeler for
smash, with Ixvliella after him, yelling Lobelia 'Ankins, and may aha k»>®
Yet be could not believe hla * owvi. she is.'
ulcers, holla, burn*, cut*, wound*,
like an Injun
Hammond w a'n't yell­ bornament tbe lovdly island where
Could this daughter of a Score of kings
"1 was kind of aktttlab stxart going
and pile*. 25c at Moro Pharmacy.
brui
mean to tell him tliat alte loved him? b e lo w -T ra W there might lx-some dead ing. H e was saving hla breath for now*—
For Iufcat» and Children.
•T h e Malay at the wbeel behind B>
T h e Paper that Prints the News of Sherman
I t aeemed Imposstlile.
Bnt. manlike, folks—tout Hammond sent. In a mln- running.
C h ild r e n
C ry
gave an aw fu l screech. We all turnad
be determined to take the chances
nta or so np be comes, looking ackry
County and Delivers You the Goods Every week
C h ild r e n
C ry
sudden, and there, standing oa tbs
"A t last I see. royal sweetheart,” be
“ T h e re ’s somethin« mighty quest
FOR FLETCHER'S
for only $1.50 a year- Get Wise, T a ke T h e Paper.
companion
ladder,
waa
Lobelia
AnklOB»
said, “ wbteh way the wind M o w s ”
down there? says he. kind o f w'eea-
FOR FLETCHER’*
T be court Journal the next morning Ing like a puffing pig.'
aa large as life aud twice «a u«tnSBL
<nnoun< ed tbs princess betrothal.
" ‘W basal ng your grandmother!* says
O b s e rv e r.
Tales For a Winter
Evening
The Love of Lobelia.
’Ankins
l| II l| II
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The management of the Oregon Railroad &. Navi­
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DAILY from March 1 to April 15, inclusive.
People of Oregon
The
up to you.
The colonist rate is the’greateet of all homebuilders.
Do all you can to let eastern people know about it,
and ¿ncourage them to come here, where land is
cheap and homebuilding easy and attractive.
at home if desired. Any*
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required deposit and telegraph ticket to any point in
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