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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1910)
wMiiy '■'" I M S K V W NOTICE OF EXECUTOR SALE N apoleon s Grit T h o ee Boyhood P lea IL then was all of a tremor. He was N otice ie hereby given that in porsuauoe obliged to catch her to prevent her How delicious were the pies of boyhood Was of the unconquerable, never-ssy-die of an order from the oonuty oourt of the fulling No pie» now ever taste to good, what’s kind, the kind that you need most when state of Oregon, for Sherm an oonuty, made Harrington called a carriage oud changed? the pies? n^, its youjyou’ve lost when you have a had cold, cough or lung aud entered if record on the 1st dnv of K MORO, OREGON. Novem ber, 1 9 » , In the m atter of tbe estate took her home. Before hla departure Schlegel, deceased, the uudeisigu- J u l y 8 1910 from her house she had quite recov the strong healthy stomach, the vigorous disease; suppose troches, cough syrups tod o ed f Henry FRIDAY ....... «xeeutor o f said estate w ill, from and liver oil Or d o c to r » have all failed don t liver, the active kidneys, the regular bow aft»r Friday, the 29th day o f Julv, 1910, ered aud » ski'd him for hla utlffren» lose heart or hop» . I *ke Dr King • New proceed to sell at private sale all of the fol that she might send him aome more el* of boyhood. Your digestion is poor P e r s o n a l T a lk W ith Y ou . lowing desoribed real property o f said estate formal acknowledgment of tbe obliga and you blame the food. What’s needed Discovery. Satisfaction ii guaranteed when towit: All the estate, right, title, and inter when used for any th ro a t or lung trouble. eel, whtoh the »aid Henry Schlegel, deceas At any lim e when requested to do ao, tion than verbal thanks. He gave her A complete toning up by Electric Bitters the paper will be discontinued. But w c his card, at which she stured. stntn- of all organs of digestion, stomach, liver, It masters stubborn colds obstinate coughs ed, bad at tbe tim e o f bis death, in aud to New brick building newly furnished. expect that all arrears will be paid before mered something. then hade him good kidneys, bowels. Try them. They’ll re hemorrhages, lagrippc. croup, asthma, hav the south half of tbe northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of southeast quarter, auch request is m ade. It is easy to ask us day. She aent him s token of her grat fever and whooping cough and is the most su d tbe northeast quarter of tbe southwest Sheri&an county people made welcome at all times. for a ataterndht, w hich w ill be cheerfully itude—a dozen cambric handkerchiefs store your boyhood appetite and apprecia safe and certain remedy for all bronchial quarter of «eotiou seventeen (17) In town tion of food and fairly saturate your body rendered at any tim e. ship one (1) south of range nineteen (19) with hl* Initial» embroidered iu the with new health, strength and vigor. 50c at affections. 50c. and $1. trial bottle free at east of W illam ette m eridian, containing One block from depot. Rates 50c and up. corner by her own bund». about one hundred sixty acres of land, in M om At the time of thia episode Harring Moro Pharmacy Htiermau and G illiam oonnltes. together ton had spent two of the three months In the Circuit Court of the State of O iegnn with alt Ike tenem ents, hereditam ents, and Subscribe for T h e O bserver. appurtenanoes thereunto beiongiug or in In and for the county o f Sherman. allotted for hla conversion uuder Mia» auy way appertaining Spencer’s Influence and had quite kwt T« m is of Sale At private sale, for oaah J M Brown, P l a i n t i f f , C h ild r e n C r y hla antipathy for women. Indeed, he or upon oredi», the entire tract of land here Vs n J wus hegluulug to feel that with her Margaret N Brown, Defend« iu described to be sold as a whole, allow ing FOR FLETCHER’S a term of oredit uot exceeding two years, on A Man Who Did Not Believe In for a helpmeet life would usNUUie a To Marnai« t N Brown, the above named de- not more than 4wo-tbir<ts of the purchase rosier hue,. .H e h^d about made up f*55huBr' pn oe, taking a m ortgage of the usual com Woman’s Standard ot Honor. tils mind to tell her so when the trolley You are kcrebv required to appear aud m ercial form on the land so sold, for secur answer tbe ooraplsiut tiled against you iu ity ou deferred paym ents, and have said de cur Incident occurred. Hut suddenly NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE tbe above entitled «uit, on or before the last Mlsa Sjjeucer n«»tlced thut tie wus be In the Circuit Court of the S t ile of Ore day o f the time prescribed in tbe order of ferred paym ents to hear interest at the rate By K IN G SB U R Y W E L C H . o f not less than eigh t per o-u t per annum. gon for Sherman County. coming Indifferent to her. pablioatioq, to-wit, on or before the 8th Jav Said sale w ill be sn h p o t to resale and con (Copyright. 1810. by American Praaa Asso W. LaffortVj.PHintiff | The truth is that, being «»it excellent of July, 1910, and if y»u f*H *? 80 »P- firmation by tbe oourt in tbe same manner e l a t io n J ’ , TO ANB FROM PSRTL i A N B t pe«r and answer, plaintiff w ill apply to the as other sales « f real proper , y by adm iuis teriua ..^viili two women, he was enabled B G Boardmnn, Defendant. “Girls,” Raid Miss Spencer at after oourt for tbe relief demanded .n the com trators or executors 1 ,s noon tea, “what »io you suppose I've to contrast the one with the other. Hla Notioe is hereby uiven that by virtue o f plaint filed herein against you; to-wit, for You are cordially invited to m ake the Dated at Moro, Sherman oounty, Oregon beard about Harrington? lie has open trolley cur lady appeared friendly, but mi ex iiution duly lasued out of the Circuit a deeree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony th is 25th day of June. 1910. now existin g between the plaintiff aud otherwise Indifferent. This revealed Court of the S tate of Oregon for bhertnan A. DILLING K R. Exeoutor ly avowed himself a woman hater to him the fact that ML«» Speucer wua County, dnted the 25tli dny of May, 1910, in yourself, on tbe grounds of wilful deser of the e s t a t e o f Henry Schlegel, deoeased Let'» cut him.” a certain notion in nnid Court wherein E tion »ud for such other and further relief 5tjll-29 24 W.C Br»ant attorney for estate trying to catch him. The. latter re W. Lafferty reouvend a judgm ent avaiost as to the court may seem equitable aud jo«t -L et's.” spiff Miss H un ter. doubled her efforts, but this only tend Tb»a Sixoauma is served upon you by pub B G Boardman for the hum of $1.053 83 •‘Let's,” said e v ery girl lu the room ed to tnuke them more apparent and and the further anni of $125. Attorney’s fees lication thereof (or the peripd of six snoos-s- but one. Your resting place between trains and $3’i oosta and acoruinu costs of »aid Ive weeks In Tbe Sherman County Observer, “Are you sure you'll all keep to the rendered him more appreciative of the w ilt. Said judum rnt being recorded ia u weekly uewspaper of general aironlatiou, girl whom It piqued him to believe felt at The Halles, Oregon, agreem ent?” asked Miss Emerson in the County Clerk’« offloe in Sherm an published in Sherman oonm v, Oregon, in For Infants and Children. for him only a natural gratitude for County, O regon ,on the 21st da# of May, purauatto - to •«» oM»r of the H<»u E V, Lit, credulously. tl field i Judge of tbe aboye eutitted oourt, An excellent restaurant at m oderate prices. 1910. Notioe is hereby given that 1 have The Kind You H a te A lw a js Bought “What do you take ns for?" said bavlug been the accidental cause of levied duly made ou tbe 2d day of Gutobar. 1C07, upon, and will on and the date o f tbe first publication thereof Miss Hunter. “ You’re us bad as Jlur suvlng her life. FRIDAY JULY 15th 1910 B ears the And so It happened that the man At the front d«a»r of the County Court Honse is th ejflth day of May, 1910.' N. K. C L A R K , M anager. rlngton.” Signature of “Well. I’ll agree,” drawled Miss Em who had given a woman an opportu in Moro, Sherm an Conntv, O reeon. at 10:30 ftra27jyR 20j CtAUD 8TKAHN, Attornry for Plaiutiff o’clock a m. on «aid dnv «ell at pnblifl erson. “but I don’t want any shirk nity to prove to him that wotnau’s au-ti n Io the high'«t bidder, f ir oaah In standard of honor was equal to that hand, all of the riuht title and interest of the ing.” ••All who agree,” said Miss Spencer, of man found himself In an equivocal an id B. G Boardman in and to nil o f Lot« position. He had gone so far with O 'i e ( l) , • wo (2), Three (3), E ight (8), “hold up a hand.” Nine (9), Ten (10), all in block Eight (8), ♦ - t ; .4. ' Every girl except one held up a Illy Miss Spencer that he doubted If he of the town of Kent, in Sherman County, * F» white hand, with goflie sort of ban were not In honor bound to go further. Oregou, as the »ante appear» o f record in gle or bracelet dangling at the wrist. At any rate, he shrank from what he the Comity Clerk’s office o f stud Sherman T. N C R O F T O N , P rop ristor considered a hacking ouL When the County, Oregon; also a poition of Lots / as cool and white as a dairy. No smell. no sm The exception wgff Miss Emerson. Seven (7) and Four (4) ns follow s: (Just- end of the three months he had given lueuuiug Seventy (70) feet from the North THE DALLES, OREGON. “Aren’t you with us. Emmy?” no heat, no dust. No old-fashioned contrivances. 11 .3 Miss Spencer to convert him came west oorner of Lot Seven (7) in Block Eight “No.” round she had made the conversion, (8) and running South Twenty (20) feet end “Why not?" thenoe East to the E»st line of Lot F nr(4) Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric “1 don’t believe In Judging any one but he had falleu In love with another and thence North to the South-east corner > unheard, and 1 don’t believe In con girl. of Lot Three (3) s^d thende to the place of Call Bells. O. It. & N. Local 'fraina Harrington decided to make a clean beginning, situated in Block Eight (8) iti spiracies.” the said town of Kent, Sherm au County. breast of It to the girl he loved. He Railway Ticket “Very well; do as you please.” stop at front door, State of Oregon, as the sam e t/Vpe »r« of That Miss Spencer was determined told her that he loved her. but before record in the County Clerk’s office in Moro, office in tbe Lobby. to keep faith In the matter is proved meeting her had become entangled Oregou, which property was heretofore at by the fact that she did not wait for with another girl. Then he coufided to tached in acid o use, and is now held under ittauhm ent to be a dd under exeoution si d an accidental meeting with the ta her hla affair with Miss Spencer. Ills he proceeds applied in satisfaction of «¡»id is th e latest practical, scientific cook-stove. Il will ccck Ike m ost H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . confidante manifested no surprise. In booed man. She brought about one the judgment in favor o f E W. L'tffertv elaborate dinner w ithout heating the kitchen. deed, she seemed to be cognizant of igni st B G Boardman. + + + + 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ next day. Harrington was accustomed Dated nt Moro, Sberm sn County, Ore to walk past her home every morning the whole affair. But she astonished Boils, bakes, or roasts better than any range. Ready in a s c - gon, this 14tb day of June, 19 0. Mr. Harrington by telling him that she on his way to his office. She hod often J . C . F bkmma «», Extinguished in a second. F itte d w ith Cabinet Top. w ith cc i Sheriff of Sherui»u County, Gregop. stood ot a front window purposely to could not accept a proposition from r ests, to w e l reek, n u d « v c fy him because such a course would place t.je 1 7 .jy l5 .2 3 J get a bow from him, but after the first feature linn <m a t ’.c. Y ou w ant ¿s, t?* her In an unfortunate position. When he did not deign to see her there. On c a u se it w»:l cook ¿-qy »linner ai.d n o t he asked her what that position was heat th e room . N o h e a t, no smell, the morning after he had been boycott- she declined to Inform him on the P o rtla n d , O regon. no sm ok e, no c c a l to bring in, no ash-, s grouud that she could uot honorably Opened June. 1908. to carry out. It (V.ea aw ay w ith 1I.9 o f tbo >e»r to h a ts drudgery o f t'-okin^ , en d m akes it a do so. , our teuth o u t ana p l « t » a n d b r id s » Eastern Oregon Headquarters. pleasure. W o m e n w ith ih e ligh t to u ch Mr. Harrington wns astonished. w o rk d o n a. F o r o a t - for pastry e sp e c ia lly app reciate it, be of t o w n p a t r o n » w e That a woman should decline an offer -— — flnl»k p l a t a » m l c a u se th e y can irqinediately hitve a bridan w ork l a # » ♦ of marrlnge on the ground that It P o s itiv ly m st c e n tra lly d a r I f aeoaM ary. ( quick fire, aiiD p lyb y turning a han dle. would place her In a false position and P»lC K »i __ N o half-hour prep-.ration. It not on ly lo c a te d . F ifth S t. c a rs p a s s Molar Craw»» S 5 . U U decline to give that position through ' r-. ia le s s trouble than c o a l, but it coata t h e d o o r s e v e ry few m ir u te s 2 » Brldg» T m U 3 . 5 0 motives of honor opened up to him a less. A b so lu te ’y no sm ell, no sm o k e ; Gold Filli»*» 1 0 0 new thing In the world of morals. He and it d o e sn ’t h eat the kitchen. iMnwt Fillm*» 1 0 0 had not been Insensible to woman’s (Bvad yniinf» Attractive Cafe and G rill Music T h e nickel finish, w ith the turquoise I r f ’ í. 6»«d Rubber charms, which he bad considered mar blu e o f th e enam eled ch im n ey s, m akes 5.00 Plata» E u ro pean P la n . Ratca $1 0 0 a n d up red by their want of a high sense of th e sto v e o r n a m e n ta l and attractive. Bail Rubber — , pa PUI m 7 .5 0 honor. Here wns n woman with M ade w it h \l, 2 and 3 burners ; the 2 Paint«»« Ewtr’ llea . 6 0 and S-burner sto v e s can be had w ith X ~ L. Q. SWETLÁND. Secy, and charms and scrupulously honorable. ML W. A Wilt, Fwmm «» »1 ■ kst s r r s o o » i i u w ai«aia*u n M«n»w or w ithout C abinet. T 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I11 1-1 H -H 1-1 í I 1 1 1 1 l 'l,+ 111 1 1 1 1 1 1'l"< 1 1 * * 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 He begged her to put him In the way Palnlee» E itra « tio n F ree when pi a tea 0» b ridge E v e r y d e a le r e v e r y w h e r e ; t f n o t a t y o u r» , to get the desired Information from 1» ordered. (lonanltaU on Free. X o a o a o a o tn a t hotter palnleea work an .w b era, w r i t e fo r D e s c r ip tiv e C ir c u la r to th e n e a r eat th a t t o » « m u t i » P'«»» another, but she said that such a > tn w o r k f u l l y p n a r a i i f e d f o r f t f t — a f a a r a . r e a d * H a w P a rto c tio a . ag e n cy o f th e course would be only a subterfuge and no more honorable than telling him S ta n d a rd O il C om pany W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T IMCORFORAT«® herself. lleeoreorah"’ P a in le s s D en tists Nevertheless the Information came. BuHdln*. TRInl X W » » h l« r ji. « ’WnAMO ORFOos Miss Speucer was met one day by Miss Falllnc OUlaa Manra: • A . M- ta • r. SaaSara. • » Hunter wulking with Mr. Harrington, C H A S . W RIGHT, P resid en t and, looking up nt him In the fashion M .C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g er . of a woman who means to be seduc tive, Miss Hunter at once Invited the Corner of 7th and Stark Street. members of the cabal to meet at her house the next day at afternoon tea. It is new, and its rooms are provided with Miss Emerson, having declined to cut m im ing water and longdistance telephones. the victim, was not notified. When they were assembled the hostess an European plan. Kates $1 per day and tip nounced the perfidy of Miss Spencer. hr war o b l ig e d to catch h er to p r b - V I N T U E R F A L L IN O . Great was the Indignation of the WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY "signatory powers.” Miss Wadsworth ed Miss Spencer went out on the □OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi-J declared that Mr. Harrington should street a short time before his accua bo saved from the wiles of such a girl, to med passing, met him face to face and after much deliberation it wos de and cut him dead. cided to seud hlnl an anonymous note 1 1 I b i 1 ri-T -l-l-I 1 1'1"I”1 "H - 1~H~1- H "1-I “I- l -l I 1 1T"I"1"1 1 I I 1-l-l-H • • The next morning Harrington walk stating that for the protection of the ed by the house os indifferently as be sex certain giq^s had decided to cut fore. Mlsa 8|w*ncer was watching for him. Miss Spencer having made the him from behind a curtain. For three proposition. The decision had been O scar A nderson , Manager. successive mornings she was at her unanimous eice p t for one girl. The poet and saw the same ludlfferenee. note having tH*hn mailed and tea hav Cor. Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon. Then she wrote a note to Mr. Harring ing beeD drunk, the girls separated. ton telling him that she had declined When Harrington received the note to speak to lilun because she had heard he took It at once to Miss Spencer, something about him to his discredit. Free Buss to and from Trains. Kates telling her his opinion of women who If he would call on her she would tell could write such a note. Miss Spencer 50c, 7f>c, $1.00, $L«50, $2.00. European him; she didn't w ish to do him an in showed unmistakable signs of guilt and plan. Sherm an County headquarters. justice. finally In tears confessed her part In Harrington called the same evening. the matter. Miss Spencer wore her most becoming “Will you Inform me,’’ asked Har costume. She was a pretty girl and A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L . rington, “who was tbe girl who de had never looked prettier. There was clined to enter upon this—conspiracy?” no convenient plnco f«>r hlin to sit ex “Irene Emerson,’’ sobbed the culprlL cept next her on the sofa. She told “Irene Emerson!” him that aome one had maligned him; “Yes. I*> you know her?" . oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad said be hated women. He replied "I didn’t when this boycott wns d e that be was not In a ¡»osltlon to deny cided on. I had never seen her. Since the charge, for be had made such a re then it has been my good fortune to mark a number o f times. have been tbe accidental cause of her “Bnt you didn’t mean It,” she said. avoiding a serious accident, and In that W . C. RU TLED G E, Proprietor. “Don’t say you did, for I know you way I made her acqualntanoe. I have are a gentleman, and none such would ----------------- TTT been converted to the fact that a staud- attack tbe weaker sex.” arxl of bouor may be lived up to by Harrington saw a pair of beautiful persona lrrsspoctlva of sex, but I re N ea rest H otel to B u sin ess C enter, B ank blue eyes looking Into his.’ He felt gret to have to tell you that my con complimented, and he felt drawn to and Depot. C ou rteous T r ea tm en t, Clean version has not cotne through you, bnt ward Miss Speucer. the girl who. though ahe bad never B eds and T ab le th e b est th e m a rk et w ill “The reason why I condemn worn seen nic. declined to Join the consplr- en,” he sold. ' H Is * ' ’ Ihclr v thot you Instituted. I beg to ‘bld afford. standard of holier, which la Ltr be you gtMxl day.” neatb that I d vogue atnoug tneu. Hut Mr. Harrington called on Mlsa Emer S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C . I am open to conviction. If within son Ha sooit as ho could reach her after three months you are able to convlnco leaving Mias Spencer. me that women are as honorable as “The secret you were too honorable men I will renounce my opposition to betray,” he said, “hae been revealed Meanwhile I shall see you frequently, to me. 1 have come to thank you for and we will go out together. tbe noble part you have played and for -X “Agreed.” said Miss Bpencer. )OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl re-establishing In me that reverence for Harrington kept his word. He < ajled women which all true women deserve.” often and Invited her to go out with There are men friends of Barring^ him. She declined his Invitations for ton —crusty old bachelors — who are placet of amusement for fear she mean enough to Inalnngte that Mlsa would be seen by aome of the girls Emerson played a deep game. A ll sum s u n d e r $ 1 0 cash: a ll s u m s o v e r with whom the had made tbe compact. She knew very well what she would Not a Bit Conceited. Grass Valley, Oregon. $ 1 0 , b a n k a b le n o te a c c e p te d d u e . O o t o b ^ c 1 s t w i t h in t e r e s t a t te n p e r say to them when the time came to Husband—How conceit«?«! yon are. eay IL but the time had not come. One day Harrington was about to get Fffie! You're always looking nt your c e n t ; . 'd i s c o u n t g iv e n o f f iv e p e r c e n t f o r c a s h o n a ll s u m s o v e r $ 1 0 , off a trolley car. A young lady on tbe self In the Jflass. W lfe -I ’ra aure I am E ntirely new, convenient to business.- platform blocked hla way. She was not. I don’t think I’m half as pretty as I really am —Illustrated BU*. A l l p u r c h a s e s m u s t b e s e ttle d f o r b e fo r e le a v in g th e p la c e o f Clean beds, and table the best tbe m arket about to step down Into the street when Harrington put a hand on her will afford. Prices reasonable. Com- • The kingdom o f Prussia ffeta out of shoulder and held her back. A second later an automobile driven by a drunk Its cultivated forest» over 124,000,000 mercial trade solicited. _________________ en chauffeur graced the trolley car. a year. Had tbe girt stepped off. as she Intend C h lld r o n C r y CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. ed. she would have surely been killed. The ante having paaaed, Harrington es FOR FLETCHER’S corted her to tbe sidewalk. She seem quite unconcerned till abe reached The O b server. HOOD ÍH 0 T 6 L FMniMcy- R IV ER O ReCO N; _ E . C. S M I T H , M A N A G E R C A S T O R I A On your w ay HOTEL D ALLES C A S T O R IA ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ You Can Have a U M A T IL L A H O U S E ♦ ♦ ♦ NEW HOTEL PERKINS J Mfr. Wise Dental Co. HO TEL OREGON V. AUCTION SALE C. 6 . H Ü L S , a u c tio n eer SATURDAY JULY 9th 1910. ESM O ND HOTEL MORO, S a le begins a t 10 ,o’clock a. m. 12 sets of harness 1 new Landry weeder 18 head work horses 2 two year olds ‘ 1 6 yearlings H O T E L MORO three disc plow 1 colt J four disc plow 5 cows, one has young calf 1 Superior disc drill Cream Separator 1 Monitor seeder 4 wagons with racks 2 twenty four foot harrows 1 buggy 2 harrow carts McCormac header 1 potato planter O pposite P ostoffice 1 potato cultivator 2 header boxs Miscellaneous lot of chain, etc., and general farm property sale 'd C A S T O R IA 4 B arnum O regon. V IN T O N H O T E L T e rm s of S a le i JL. M oro O w srk .. B o bsbn * O w n e r A. G.