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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1911)
The O b s e rv e r MORO, OREGON. F R ID A Y . . . J anuary 6, 1911 At any time when requested to do so, the paper will be discontinued. But we expect that all arrears «rill be paid before euch request ia made. It is easy to ask u« lor a statement, which will be cheerfully rendered at any tim e. How an Exile's Return Made a Joyful Christmas. w eek» w as lu Florence. Then w hen, th e day a fter hie arrival, bis daughter took him to the P itti g a l lery nud show ed him th el^ p rt^ alt o f Mine. Le Brun be w as not aw are th a t It w as a second link In th e ch ain w hich w as to lead him into th e trap. “N ow , papa,’’ sold th e girl, “If w e could ouly have a picture o f m am m a to look out at us as th a t d oes w ouldn't It bo nice?’’ T h e Father of a Girl Falls Mr. K ing declared th at h e w ould g|Ve Into a T ra p h a lf his fortune, If not th e w h ole o f It, for such a picture. By F. A. N IT C K L “Would you kindly m ove asid e a lit C o p yrig h t, 1910, by A m e ric a n P r ^ a tle, sir," said a voice behind them . A sso ciât Ion. T urning, the banker sa w a young man looking a t him through R aphael In the P lttl gallery n t F lorence, Italy, eyes, who had come. In w ith an ea sel 1s a celebrated portrait b efore w hich and a convus and had plautod the one Is a lw a y s a crow d o f gaaers. It la w ith the other on it b efore th e L e Brun th e lik en ess o f a Mine. Le Brun and portrait. T he a rtist w as W inston and on his easel w as his finished copy o f waa painted by h erself during the the portrait. H e haà been w atch in g eigh teen th century. S h e Is represented for the futher and daughter and soon sittin g beside her easel w ith her bead aftffr their appearance had se t up his turned tow ard those b efore her, and It easel pnd pretended to be p u ttin g fin seem s th at real e y es are looking from ishing' touches on th e cauvaa. Mr. th e can vas and real Ups are parted, K ing turued and saw a d u p licate o f the Le Bruu portrait, th e copy h avin g sh o w in g real teeth. ' . One m orning Lina K in g , th e d au gh th e sam e living attrib u tes us tho orig-r ter o f a w ealth y A m erican banker and Inal. Indeed, it w ould have been im m em ber o f th at set w h ich cla im s to be possible for him to tell th e original th e cream o f N ew Yorjs so ciety , being from th e copy. W ithin h a lf an hour th e artist w as In F lorence nud In th e P lttl gallery, com m issioned to paint th e picture stopped before this p o r tr a it A young upon w hich the w idow er had se t his a rtist w a s cop yin g I t His clo th es w ere h e a r t One th in g puzzled Mr. K ing— shabby, but th ere wua a n Ideal look In th e artist w ould not set a price o n hia h is fa ce th a t a t once d rew one's atten-% work, d eclarin g th at the purchaser tlon. H is ey es w ere large aud lu»-. m ight not be satisfied w ith It. B ut as troas, rem inding o n e o f th o se o f the th e banker could stand a pretty stiff C hrist child o f R aphael In th e celeb ra t ch arge th is did not trouble him. Ber sides, from th e m om ent be sa w the ed pain tin g o f th e S lstln e Madonna. sp ecim en o f the artist's work no M iss K in g had stopped to have a look a t th e p o rtra it b u t rem ained to am ount o f m oney w ould stand in the feaAY'her ey es on th e cop yist. She w ay o f h a v in g th e portrait execu ted by one p ossessin g such pow ers. sp ok e som e Italian and asked him a W h ile this bargaining w as going on fe w q u estion s a s to th e original o f th e p o rtra it H e replied in the sa m e lan th e girl w h o had brought It about w as looking at other p ictu res w ith op- gu age, but, not g ettin g on very weU, supplied certain Italian w ord s w ith im rent Indifference. W hen her father E n glish ones. M iss K in g lau gh ed and announced th at W histou w as to paint a portrait o f her m other sh e found it replied In first rate N ew York E n glish , w hereupon the a rtist co n fessed th a t he < difficult to restrain her excitem ent. Ilvr fath er had w alked Into th e trap. w a s an A m erican art stu d e n t W ould th è lovers be able to spring th e M iss K in g artfu lly d rew from him lid? ' ./* how lon g he w ould b e en g a g ed on the T he artist w as in vited tó call at the cop y and at w h a t hours he w ou ld work K in gs’ apartm ents th at afternoon, on It. H e w a s a s a rtfu l a s she, tellin g her th at h e m ight bo sev era l w eek s In w here the m aterial for the portrait w a s sh ow n him. com p letin g th e cop y and he w orked “ I see," he said to Mr. K ing, “a ee- e v e iy m orning from 11 to 12 o'clock. mnrkabld lik en ess b etw een your H e w a s m ak in g It fo r un E n glish lord w h o w ould pay him enough for It to daughter and her mother. T h at life en ab le him to pursue his stu d ies i n . w hich Is ip the L e Brun portrait ca n n ot be obtained from these photo F lo ren ce fo r a w h o le year. E d w in W in ston p o ssessed great ar graphs. B u t it is fortunate that M iss K ing Is th e Im age o f Jior m other, for, tistic talen ts. M iss K in g freq u en tly w h ile I shnll g et the featu res from v isited th e P lttl gallery b etw een 11 and these pictures, I shall endeavor to draw the vitul spark from your daugh- “I reckon this is go In’ ter be er bus ter,’’ said old U ncle B illy B otsw orth as he cam e Into the fam ily sittin g loom o f the old farm house with u great load o f wood on his shoulders. Grandma Bo t a worth, w ho sat lu her accustom ed corner by th e “Jamb," busy w ith her k nitting, made no reply, w hile U ncle B illy proceeded to rem ove his coat, h a t and boots and filled aud ligh t ed his pipe. P resen tly hla tw o sous. Jacob and M ilton, cam o In. A little la ter Mrs. B otsw orth Joined them , and th en th e fam ily circle w as com plete—no, n o t com plete, either; a daughter w a s m issing. T hree y ea rs ago th is C h ristm as ev a sh e had gon e o a t from th e parental roof to m arry th e man sh e loved, but w hom her fa th er had forbidden som e tim e before to en ter his doors. B ut M ary had gone, an d sh e and her husband, a poor m e ch an ic, w en t o u t w e st to build up for th em selves a hom e and fortune. A fter th ey w ere m arried, »« d a y or tw o be fore th ey w ere to Start for D akota, Mary and her husband drove to th e old home, w h ere sh e g o t out o f the buggy and sta rted to go into th e house to sa y goodby. S h e did not ask nor expect fo rg iv en ess from her fa th er for w hat sh e had done, but sh e k new her mother and her brothers still loved her and w ould glad ly h ave her com e to see them . Bo sh e Just had her hand on the g a te latch and, w ith tear filled eyea, w a s taking In th e dear and fam iliar surroundings w hen her fa th er^ com ing round th e corner o f the house, sa w her. “Don’t yer-com e In here!” he. yelled hoarsely. “D on ’t step your foot^ p sld e o’ th at gate, Mary E llen BotswortKT You’re no darter o’ mine. Take yer hatchet faced pain t slin ger an ’ git.** From that tim e on U ncle Billy had never spoken his daughter's name. B ut on th e C hristm as eve that 1 have Introduced him t o your notice he M t by th e fire thinking, and bis thoughts w ere o f her. H e had long ago adm itted to h im self th at he w as too hasty w h en he drove «his ’ only daughter a w a y from hto home, but he ■till rem ained s ile n t A s h e w a s busy w ith his th ou gh ts, gazin g th e w h ile m oodily Into th a lire and n o w an d th en pun ch in g up th e fore stick s In a sp itefu l sort o f w ay. G randm a B ots w orth suddenly spoke up and said: “Tomorrer*ll be an oth er w h ite Christ* m as. Thia m a k es tw o on ’em righ t hand runnln’.” “ I reckon It’ll be good sleig h in ’ to- ■VZBT DAT MISS XWO VISlTZD THK STUDIO. morrer," ob served U n cle B illy, “an’ 12 o’clock and u su a lly found him at a ll tha fo lk s’ll com e over In th e bobs. w ork there. S h e w a s a lo v ely girl, Eh! W h at’s t b a t r aud WLnstou w a s very m uch attracted T h e ex clam ation w ith w hich he con to her. She told hlnr am ong other cluded his rem ark w a s caused by th e th in g s th a t her m other had recently furious barking o f old Maje. the died and her fa th er had sin ce been w atchdog. th e sound o f voices In the try in g to flud an artist w ho could paint fro n t yard and w h at seem ed to be th e from photographs, m in iatu res and o th cry o f a ehlld In fear. er lik en esses a i>ortralt th a t w ould rep T h e tw o boys started for the front resent his w ife as h e w ish ed to re door, w h ile th e rem ainder o f th e fa m m em ber her; but, though a num ber o f ily M t Intently listen in g and w onder in g w ho could be their visitors. T hey prom inent artists bad m ade the a t had not long to w ait, for a m inute tem pt; none bad pleased him. later I he sittin g room door w as flung < T h ose w ho are natural m ates recog- opcu mid Jacob strode in. bearing In ' n lze each other very quickly. There hl* nrros a bright and lu sty two-year*, w a s nothing like a courtship betw een old boy. A lm ost sn a tch in g the w raps "these tw o. T hey loved from the m o from about It and holding th e little m ent th ey m et before th e Le Bruu fellow up. be shouted: “Pap. look at portrait. Miss R ing, w ho w a s tra v el your grandson! Mary’s com e, an* th is in g w ith an aunt, occupied apartm ents on the Arno, and th e a rtist w ould stroll la her boy." “T he devil It Is!” roared U ncle Billy, by on tbo quay w hen th e even in g glow springing to his feet w ith a face as m ingled w ith th e artificial lig h ts lin black as a thundercloud. “T ake him in g both sides o f the river, w h ile Lina waa sittin g on a balcony. In th is w ay aw ay; I don’t w an t ter see him.*’ “Hold on a m in u te r shouted a clear th e tw ain secured a coveted sigh t o f strong voice In th e doorw ay. It w a s each oth er a fter th eir usua3 m eetin g the son-in-law w ho had spoken and In th e morning. T h e au n t had been w ho stepped Into the room, h is figure com m issioned to keep a w a y from ber erect and e y es blazing w ith anger. ch arge all persons w ith w h om Lina “H old on a m inute, I M y ,“ be con m igh t fa ll In lo v e w h o w ere not d e tinued; “I w a n t a word. BUI B ots sirab le i>artlee, th u s m ea n in g th at sh e w orth. I can buy and sell you. I am a should n ot be p erm itted to d rift Into a rich man, but you don’t have to ow n lo v e affnlr w ith any on e u n less, per m e for a son-in-law on th a t account. haps, a noblem an w ith e sta te s a s w ell Aa for ma, I can g et alon g w ithout aa title; con seq u en tly L in a did not feel you . B u t M ary here w a n ted to com e a t liberty to ask her lover to see her bach au d eeo her m other aud all at her hotel. B a t th o se sto len m eetin g s 1 H o # o f you ooce cans*, and I M id th e should, and. m ove th an that, I M id m uch m ore d eliciou s than a free ac- y o u should trea t her and baby right csm . One d ay It w ould be In tbo B oboll o r r d m aka yo u , and. b y thunder, I’ll - gardens, w ith lan d scap e gard en in g o f do Itr E ven w h ile be w ae talk in g 4k oonple o f cen tu ries ago; another In m other and d a u g h ter w ere w eep in g In fh g great D nom o cathedral, w ith Its each other’s em brace, and Grandm a bell to w er b u ilt by th e fam ou s a rtist B otsw orth , rlsl'tg with d l’Seulty from G iotto, and ag a in on th e hill ab ove th e her sM t, laid her hand on her sou ’* c ity w here sta n d s th e sta tu e o f D avid, tthoulder. “ WfiMaaa,“ sh e m M. “n o w ’s by MR'hfflniigtdo. F lorence la a city aa good a tim e to g iv e In aa y e ’ll ever for a rtists and for lovers. One o f these h a v e. I f M ary an’ WttK can afford to two waa an a rtist and both w ere fo rg iv e yo u I don’t sm now you can I ovsm . In snfih an atm osphere th e lit help ferglvln* them . G om e >ow . son. tle god had It a ll hla ow n v^ay, and, w h ile th e dneuna w a a ca r e fu lly gu ard d o right“ F or a n In sta n t he stood stru gglin g ing, aa sh e supposed, her ch arge from w th his passion; then love conquered. an allian ce not In accord w ith her eo- E x ten d in g h is hand to his so a la-law , g lal position. Lina and her U te r w ere h a sold : “B illy , I knock under. I've gagreeeed w ith each other. Probably the m oat ta v eu tiv e gen iu s M ade a m ista k e an’ am sorry for I t |g Oupld. T h e adage. “L o v e lau gh s at iMfesniths.** Is a verification o f this. W h en Mr. B enjam in K in g a t N ew T ark reoetved a letter from hla daugh- “TtoSTS, there, dhlld.“ the old fello w 1 ter In F lorence su g g estin g that that ■rennored lu a v o ice h u sk y w ith emo- j-eity w as the pJa«c—the uuiy p la c e - Ooa, “It’s all forgot now , an* 1 w here he m ight have « jd; fu r s pulutfh B n t he did not finish th e sentence. o f her mother U hlchr .»word su it bftn Aud w h ile M ary w ae klaeffl* grandm a he did not dream that the su ggestion a n d all w ere silen tly cryin g for joy he w a s a lovers’ trap. H e strai».h>wuy fittgau to hu stle round aud < e t on hla packed a ll th« ntm tograplis aud other jr ou t and “ere about tho pictures o f h;« w ife tuui, board lug a steam* r for Nuplcn. iu a cou.de nt T h a t night U n d e B illy built up su ch U fire la th e old fireplace a s It bad n et M S for m any a day, and as they all aud talked until after B w m Indeed to hoots to cut aresnfi It tBuMtottf U ttMl OKIIfilrton O r y FOI FLfTCHErS And so the prelim inary featu res q f this conspiracy w ere estab lish ed . T he a rtist w as to have the" girl be loved sit for her m other’s portrait. For hours during su ccessiv e d ays he wodld be perm itted to gaze on her beloved featu res. T his w as but a tem porary pleasure. W inston intended to m ake th e effort o f his life to Instill the fa ce o f a livin g girl Into th e painted fe a tures o f on e w h o w as dead. E very day M iss K ing visited the stu d io o f th e artist, accom panied eith er by her fath er or her a u n t U su ally her fa th er w as her chaperon, for he w a s w atch in g th * face and figure o f his w ife slow ly grow upon th e canvas. W hen Mias K in g w as not present W lnstop worked upon d étails he found In th e m aterial furnished him, but as soon as Lina appeared w ith th e love ligh t in her eye he began to tran sfer it to thé can vas. H e did not need to call it forth by his ow n lover’s glances. T w o love stories w ere being Intertw in ed. T h e picture grow in g up on the can vas w as rather a creature ç>f the past than o f the recent present. It w a s rather th e girl that had loved and been loved a quarter o f n century ago than the mother o f a grow n daughter. Yet so sk illfu lly did the arflat blend the tw o that he produced both. ' W hen the portrait w as finished, to the bereaved husband it w as priceless. H e drew h is check for a sum so large that he believed the artist w ould be surprised. To bis ow n aston ish m en t it w as returned w ith a m essage statin g that the portrait could not l>e bought w ith money. .7 N ow cam e the m ost d elicate part o f this lover’s p lo t.. Would all l»e lost In passing from w hat hnd been accom plished to the ultim ate object? The artist left all to the girl. H er father show ed her W inston’s note and asked per w hat It meant. She w as prepared for w h at w as to com e and responded: “He wauts me, papa." \ A bogt the Thia bird lv foil ud p ortloq n ^ of A f r lu a lso found In s< Europe. T b g K liig « Psi loan. spread over m any and A sia and la p a rts o f southern o f tlg> pelican are T h e pouch o f t i e pelican la enor m ously large, -Ciij ible o f con tain in g tw o galloua d f water. and la em ployed by th e bird u basket w herein to carry th e Osh w j h n it h as oaughj. T h e iwUcan l good fisherm an, h o verin g o v er tb< water w atch in g for a sh oal o f fish best the surface. D own sw oop s th e bird, scoops up a nurabor o f fish in Its ffikpD' i >us pouch and then gen erally files 01 homeward. In Its homeprard tllgbt it Is often robbed by haw ks, w hich t^tpek Jt and ca u se It to scream . Ouco the pelican’s mouth is open th e haw k » aatefiba th e fish out o f th e bird’s pouch - »¿L , Vary ‘-C urious. A m ong th e J e w 's possession s are som e an cien t coins which cam e tb him In a curious rnaiMir. Som e years ago a r e g a in m ao drvatued three tim es that the sp irit of-tb.» Czar A lexander HL appeared to lilm and told him th at som e coin s Which he ow ned und w hich hud been 1 p r o c u n , from a w onder w orking m inister h id the pow er of sh ield in g any ...one from all evil and begged th e man. to .ive them to N ich olas IL T ho old n m w as greatly Im p ressed by h is y ls j a find at onee sen t the coins w lth g n ;I •«»•ud of bis dream s to th e R u s s la u W i «nsaador at Vienna, who bad then) oonveyed to N icholas. When vomr feet are wet and cold, an*, your body chilled thfWtgF and through from exjMiflurv, take a blg d -«« of Chamberlain's Cough Rgiuedv, *f , vmir feet in bet water before going to l *J, anti you are al most certain to wanf ofl rt MVeni cold. For Wile by all <l«-i!«*rs. Mr«. The quicker u-obtdr il<l o f the le«« the danger front |n. i - «mi pther seriou« dineatte«. Mh Jr’. L. H all, o f Waverly, V a ., save: *‘l tiiiiov ' ih*ve Cham berlain’s Cough itemed) to fur uhsolately tho beet preparation on tha mat het tor colds. I have recommended its to my friends and they all agree with me.” For sale by.all dealers. Ac’a.yi*» PoF ‘.e A ct. ' _ Mrs. B enhaig—7«icn .n,ea’t ns c ^ ’ajp. rouH us they *tu»ed' to be. Benlnim — Oh, I don’t khUw; I n$x$t~JjMrd of Adaut giving ¡ap M h seat l l g. Street car to a wotuan.?»»Mn. Bonbnui—-Per haps not, but h e -g d ve up his rib to on e z—New York ’ft-css. When you have a cold gbt a bottle of Chairil<erlitin’B Coagh Remedy. It wijl soon fit you up all right and will ward of! any tendency toward pnenm onb. Tills remedy contains no opium or other narcoth^ and may be given as confidently “to a bab) as to an adult. Hold by all dealers. m e <ea norae. T h e hippocam pus, or sea horse, is by no m ean s an u ttlu c t creature, nor Is It ■ c r e a t io n o f , id “m ythologies" or ¡“ fa iry R >. yoc’ttupus, though very f»p;' \ - vo»4*ty'find nbt -. »; ' r of the rlnss CASTOR IA For Tnftmts and Children. Tbs KM Y ob Have Always Bought N ’ttiQe to all Whan* it muy oonuern: 'I’tieD B ilarsLn feil. Johu V e n a b le , w ill on M*>n«la.v M a rc h (Uh. UH I , nm k« n p p lie a iip u to th e oonutv eo n r' in und fo r St*«rm nn u o am v, Orogón« tor a I hcuho to sell aud • lisp, »e of sptriiu p , v m tí-», am i m a lt liq u o rs a n d feVo’« n ’ ed r>6l« r, oo.nwionlv kn ow n se hard aider, in less q u a n t» les th a n one ye I loti iu t ie inun ot R i fu s, G ran t, prfet iun», No., 1, (tbertuan e«>o” 'y , O rego n. land, from the effects of a eevere eold. U t W H t t to » Itoh «4. Nearest Hotel to Business Center, Bank and Depot, Courteous Treatment, Clean Beds a n d Table the best the market will afford. - - - •£ Chwiib vofetitlii. ifjthdt. «»D i r («eh»»’* the hurt tb à lim« |>r« «vH» .fed I» th * '» r d « r o f irtddtoHtio», to w iM M t or fie f irt»t«»*' 20*h Jav e f J t.v -i.r v , 1911. ijh l i f W f.tllto s u lp - |<etr and *i.ii4<er, p ii Inilff will appi/ »o the t.)ur« i« r ib . i. Ii. f fiotti«od* 1 :n in e mb pt j» n pied- har.»:. Anilins» you; to -V itif fo r « ilycT«. iLwantTh i) the hoi d» o < » in trin io n y P u », »xiattoK l>cl'W« u the p)nin»lrt and {•.a rp e lt. o r flj<» prestoda o f d i .a * n i« i and I..* «n h « h r r w r a v x hg» r « i M as tetti* ou»! iTV’ y iktu« su«1 Jw-t.. T I4 « suona«.«*. ï fili ved «m a yon by publi- «• «tian 1h*r«*«>f t car a p a d u l -o f Mx w »*ka tn Ib a a . m .i.n f 'v * ,t» (M s c rv e r, a W reklv t,. h * | i n< o f »«*M ..I e » r« *ilitlh A pub leltod ni (tor«»«* o »wiobt t •♦♦»Mutoi to pnreea»»»» r.» « « o. 1. r t I » H o O W illi .«u life**!«*»«», ( ’. .»nu* J ri /* <»f » «W ebrr»OM t«'W »n(v, <ire- ir*n ..*h ¡» o ro lf.-n *li«i,?.h Ja y uf D-vymbrr, »•»!»(. i.wri (!W ri li- e f'th « f i ‘«t |«»’»l>n»ria»i tte a n v i U iw ° « <F’« ! ît r .* 11,10 ' . • ... >' j r - ■ SU N D AY D IN N ER S 3 5 0 . Opposite Postoffice loro * Oregon z VINTON HOTEL NOTICE TO CBKD1TOBS I n th« C ou nty C o u rt o f tb s S ta te of O re- tzou, fo r BheriuHti County, I n th<* u ia tte r of tbs estate o f J . B . Wheat deesHKed. N o tic e is horehy e lv e n tb n t th e under- «’vujrd bn« bean’ d o lv Hnp«'int«d executor of ih « ©•«•ute o f J B W h ea t, deceased, and baa q u a lifie d .. A ll pi raona b a v i g cla im « wasipVt «aid en tate.ere berebv n o tified and n q n f r d to prehoni tb m , d u ly ve rified w ith irrnper vuuohepi th e re fo r, w ith in six v -in th « fro m the d a te o f thin Jto tie o , to th e and«-r- sivn^d « t th e offiew o f B iy a t il A W h ea ld o n , in M o ro , O regon. D a te d tb ia fillth da y o f D eo em b er. 1910. D O N C . W H E A T . E xec u to r o f th e e a V ite o f J B W b e at deceased B n e n t A W'beu d* n , A ttp ru eya fo| «slate ftt .dfiO j -27 68] ’ ,• E ntirely new, convenient to buisiuess. ( ’lean beds, and table the best the m arket will afford. Prices reasonable. Com mercial trade solicited. CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES W H EN IN* PO R TLA N D S T O P A T HOTEL OREG6N Mettle MoKiuben, Plnuitiff, vs. C H A S , W R IG H T . P r e s id e n t A |. C . D I C K I N S O N , M a n a g e r . B v r o tl M e K ib b e n . D rfen d H U t. Ty b *r,*U MoKibbvO». the nbovi-uanivd dr — b o n i e r o f 7th and 8 ta rk 8tr<g t. ttu d n u t, I n th e u m u W th e S ta te o f O reg o n . Yon 'trc y b A -to ' requ ired tp appear am i ■ mover th e n o m p ln in t fi e<i you iu the rth<»ve etitH led at i t , on or before the laut day of the tim e ptoeeriited Hl th e order o f pub- Ito a tn o i, io w it, on rtr peforu th e 27th day ot J in s iry , IU11, nud if von fa il to so appear «UU p lm n tiff M i l ap ply to the «(»art fo r <hu r e lie f d e o iended In th e ,o o m p ta in i filed herein S <<iu«. ou, lv -w tt, fo r a dee«*«- din ro lvin i! the bond« o f i»uiirni<rHiv now e x - i« tiu u JMtweeu (be pi ><ntiff old yo nraeif on tb r c ro u n d a o f d é sertio n , nud fo r «neb other e n d f o r h e r re h e t us to u w oo urt nm y #eey> e q u ita b le and jii» t T h ia 'a tfmuguiM ih wit v. d npoii yon l»y pub- lio atto n thereof- Yor a v *rto d 41 »ix «iioc -»a- ive w eek«in th e b b eru ia n O ooiity Ot»a rv«a,a w eeM v n»WHp,ip««r o f geoer«! e iro u lu tio u . p ih lis lie jj iu th evirran W onntv D re g o n . in purnvuSIrte In mu o rd e r o r th e H ou W m H e n richs», J m l«e of th e C o u n ty eo url o f B eerm an coun ty, O regon, d u ly m ade>oi th e l.'AU day of Deoeu b<-r, IfMW. end the d a te o f lb e Arni p u lii'e d i n tb d reo f U the 16th day o f D . - cetuber, la id . W . H. D . V J t i E I T , A tto rn ey 7r ?ilGjz7 «2] fo r P ln in tifl - It is new, and its rooms are provided with ru n n in g water and lon g d istan ce telephohes. European plan- Kates $1 per day and ,up. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY NEW HOTEL PERKINS Portland, Oregon. Opened Ju n e, 1908. . Eastern Oregon Headquarters. •^*'X< :•- P o s h iv ly m st c e n tra lly located F ifth S t. cars pass th e doo a every few m iu tes — l u th e Ç iro u il C ó n rt o f the tttwu' q í O r r u o o 'f o r Bb»!.rujRn O h tiu lj. — - P t ri E P n rJ y , F liu n iif f Attractive Cafe and G rill Music ... European Plan. Rataa $1.00 and up • vs. T i I» P n rtly . Def«n,<1<»»it T o l i U P u rd y , th e h I u iv «- utMioul d e fen dan t In tb v n tim n o f th e H in t« o f O regon Y ob a re here b y r«.qa>ie4 to a p p e a r and Hnftwer (h e o o m p h u n t file d Kgnin»t yoo in the above e n title d n a it ,o a o t before tb e1a «t da y o f the tim e |w e«.rtbed iu th e order o f p u biio atiftu p» wit-, on or before th e 18»b day o f J a n u a ry , IM U , aud i f you f u ll to so ap pear and un sw er, p la in tiff w ill apply to th« co u rt fo r the re rie f dem anded iu the eorn- p la iu t file-1 herein a g ain st yon, to -w it: fo r h doeree d ieso lvin u be bonds o f m a trim o n y n o * ' ¡‘ xiatuiK bp'weou the p la in tiff «n d yuor- Mfetf on the gronndb o f cruel and in h u m an ireattO hnt aari w ilf u l deaertion au d fo r M c b »tlifer and tu rth e r r e lie f ><« to th e co u rt m ay S«V, nt , q n i.n ltt* un it j ’ tijt. This Mimnidua i» s rv«*d upon you bv pub- U estig u th ereo f fo r '.he period o f six »oooesa- ivn weeks iu I be Sbor-iUtn C o u n ty ()b«o rver a w eekly uewsp per o f u eneral o irc u ln tio n , p n b lis lu d iu S h e rm a n e o u u ty , G rego u, iu nnrsuanoe to an e n te r o f th e H ou R it B u tle r. C ir c u it Judge fo r B herm nn donnty, d u ly m ade on th e 21st day ««< (U ito ta -r, 1910, and th * d a te o f th e firs t p ’lb lic it io n th ereo f 1« the 2d day o f Dfeoeniber, 19!0. J U U P T O N A.ttorn«v 7 td 2 jl3 OUif* „ foy P la in tiff C iiE R lF F L Q. SWETLAND. Secy. aW Mgr. ESMOND HOTEL . O scar A nderson , M anager. Cor. Front and M orrison S ts. Portland, Oregon Free B u s h to and from Trains. Rates 60c, 7oo, $1.00, $1.«50, $2.00. Europeàn plan. Sherm an C ounty headquarters. A GOOD CLEAN FAM ILY H O TEL WALK N<nto<t 1« h»*rfebj' K>ven th a t pu rM tan t to the oomruHud ot un feXfeOutiou. iti :or<-Qao«Qr« und. cieer- fc iH»aed out of titotHroafv uouri o f th e «tut« ot O rego n, fo r th e o n io ty ut JotlN ViSAHf.J?, b h en tiH h , to m e d ire c te d , d a te d th e 36th In the oountv court f«»r bherman oountv, U > v t Ni/\fe«iib< r HBO, 1» ».«mt 1 h e re in peu- state of ( >r«*«<iu: S d i iu w lic rc iu F e rd 11 D iuts^l is p la in .iff. In the matter of the petition of John V en T Utity JN> «Cfe.Susfen E N«>-a«- bis w ife; Jo ni able for a liquor license in the tow n V N tt-ce. M Knchwl Neeeo his wit«*; W illia m «<;■■, Ufeuruta Nceee *” « wiiu.Ei I is Ne* <x of Rufus, Grant precinct, district N o r M im E iiiu Neeo«, G^aoe Neeoe, Ju b n C la r k , one, Sherman county, Oregon. R« N^ece, T b e o d is i« 'f>>st«r a u d Juinus T o the honorable body, the county court i < z i« r e re d e te n d n u is , «o m n iau d in u me to of Sherman county, Oregon, we, the un the real 1 rn p e rty h e re in a fte r duseribed dersigned legal voters and residents of l o i ' . i j i , a ju d v n ie u t an d d e arer rendered Grant precinct district N o one, Sherman h iii I untfer«*d in »aid cause on th e 22d day <>f county, Oregon, do pray or.petition your -N o ^ eiu b er 1910,in f» v o r o f th e p b n m ttf and honorable body for s license granting to again*» I k * d e n s tid iw U h e re in «bove iinm«d Ofl w ith mterfertt tin rw iu nt 10 per John Venable the right to keep for «ale ■ r«»r p»-r n im tu u . f r ' in th e 9 th d « t o f O cto and sell spirituous, malt, or vinioua liquor C<*u. ber 1908, nud to r <75 ( j O nt nrney fees und in le u quantities th«n one gallon for the ue fu rtl i r ra m of $4htfDo«.stH, and noora- term for which M« receipt may call for, in tnc 0GS»«, I « t i l , on the town of Rufus, Grunt precinct, district “Y o u r “Yes. .And, w h at Is more, I w ant him .’’ T h e bnfiker looked gt his dnughter with n greater surprise than ever. “ May 1 ask ,’’ lié suld, "how long this Charles Tom affair has been going on?” W E Bozarth ’ ’ “Since soon a fter my com ing to Flor- Frank Medler en ce.’’ G eo W Ramey T he m atter could not be Settled In a Fred Löubocher mom ent. T he banker held it In ab ey Geo Blackburn ance, d esirin g to discover bow for his J Y Addington O Henderson d au gh ter’s Ufe happiness w a s coa- Bruce Millard served , and he loved her too w ell to R E Bo zutth w reck It. J W Underbill f v T w o forces prevailed—th e husbahd’s L A EUsworth d esire to have h it w ife alw a y s w llh W A Tate - him as W inston had depicted her aud Chas Hill th e fa ct th at L ina’s heart w as irrevo O Hoffman « 5td30j27«63 cab ly given. Bosldea, th e portrait, h av in g been hung for a tim e In s private gallery, g ave avldence th at If seon*by B Ü M ’ f n N a - ï t i ¡ ' e Circuit Ooert of th . «tut« < .< O r« c ti, fbf fibcreuui oneiftf; tha w orld It w ould m ake th e artist w h o execu ted It famous» 5ti4>i >1* ru * , I’lokStiff, : P w»r;wfr E M«r‘iut^^fyH difki. j ¿ A Life Saving Elephant. A Caw years ago tw o children were 'I’ll P u t . lek E M-rtln». ths n th ’vd dv- bathing In th e te a a t a little tow n ou I lu’ !H • Y««u • r«« to»r-i>v kfqntre.d «tid th e coast o f Franco, when auddenly, for som e reason o»*nther, they were itgiMWfer Iti»« <«*ii pltJin. filed «i»n«ntí» fw s In carried ou t o f their depth. In n few m om ents their crlee aa they stntyfcTM I d tha deep w ater aroused attention, bnt before any en e could reach them they w ere rescued In an altogeth er nn-, exported manner. An Im m ense elephant b elonging to a travelin g circus happened to have been led dow n to th e sm th at pJorn- la g to bathe, and as he w as enjoying his both cleM at hand h e beard th e erlM o f the children. H a n g in g through the w ater tow ard them , he lifted them very "gently one a t a tim e and carried them to a place o f sa fety . T h is elephant, wjtoae nam e w as Ons. «»tod not long eg « at H ereford. Eng V i----------- -------------------------------------- [B O N S In the C ircuit Court ot :he State e l C reyón, t«>r Sheruian cunntv i “W h at’s Maude crying about?” asked th e father, hom e from w o r k . ’ "* ~ “ She's cryin g oyer th e play she- saw e t Vhe tm U uee." And w hut's Maymlu cryin g about?” 'Shell crying b<*cgii8e sh e couldn’t ’’-W a s h in g to n Star. '• ■ W. C. RUTLEDÇE, Proprietor. W hen tha back aches sod throb« W hen the housework ia tprture W hen night brings no Vest nor sleep. When urinary disorder« set in W om en’s lot is a weary on e. < . Thsre is a way to etcape these woes. D oan’s Kidney Pills cure« «uch ills H ave cored wom en here in Moro Thi» is one Moro woman's testimony. Mr«. H U Martin, o f Moro, Oregon, «ay«: I can recommend D oan’s Kidney Hills highjy. My back ached severely and my health becam e all run down us the result of disordered kidneys- D oan’s Kid ney Pills corrected these difficulties and proved o f benefit in every w a y .” For tale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn C o., Buffalo, N ew York, •ole agents for the United State«. Remember the name— Doan's— and take no other. H0T6L b . OReCON New brick building newly furnished, berinan county people made welcome at all tim es One block from depot. Rates 60c and up. $ E. C. SMITH, MANAGER Thursday, January 12th, 1911, A t th e ho ur o f l.AQ o’ clock p, ui o f snld «y, ht H i« C o u rt Hoane ilo o r in M oro, c h , ri;i««i «<;uu»v, O reg o n , neb iV) he h i« b - d h .i/d e r fo r e> sii in tiand «tl of the fo l- famliiM u« soribe«1 cut prop erty o f tlio «nid .¿Kifet.d.miM, to win 't he north wcet^qj *rtol* Af Jhti ««nib east qaar.er, thy mum east q>i*«i(cr«>l »heuo'tb w«n quMfior. *t<d the «wit Unif- id’ thg uvrt-h Mat. q n a r ie r of tw-o- . ion thirty root iu*r«t.tiip 11/c xouUi ut runu« .cvcuifecu «'«kt «.f ttyv »Viri^nctto mciidt'iti. in rhi rno*ih «joon'y, Ut«t<nb, * * * u in t r g ISO H0«ea. • J. O. FttE.'.MAN, Rt^Ttff of ■tuWj&.Ot) gbertuMti Oregon T O $ N T im e Table Aug. 21^1910 ST A T IO N S iNorth- fcofifid n-' passen ger daily F R Q M ,.P Q R T L ï A N 0 Y o a are cordially invited to make the HOTEL bputh* I bound pSSSCQ* 1 ger daily 0 DHLLES Your resting place between train s • nt The Dalles, Oregon, An exoellcnbreataurant at m oderate pKces, J .S h an ik o.,' w iic o x »’ .. .. Kent . . . .Bourbon . Grass V s lle y . . Ersk ine . . .. Moro . . . L zD eM ottf.. .M e Don eld . , B M d tta.. . Klondike . , . W a s c o ... S in k « ,.. . . Gibson ... ...B ig g « « - Des Chufes .. C elilo. . . . .Bumit, .. The Del los For inform! UMATILLA HOUSE T. N C R O F T O N , P r e p - l.t e r THE DALLES, OREGON. Steam Electric Lights, Electric Calf Bellri. O. R. A N. Local T rains stop at front door. Railway Tioket office iu the Lobby*. ' 4 ___ H O TEL RATES T O S U IT YOU. fill J
