The
evening, and he had ru n th* blockade
of tbe butler * disapproving glance and
was once more on the pavem ent w hen
be recollected Bleanoc Lee’s d ark efhe
and proudly poised head w ith Its
w eight o f blue black hair.
" I m ight a * w ell m ake a go o f It ,” tie
muttered, and, referring to his address
book fo r Mias I^ e ’s street and num
ber. he waa soon ushered Into tbe lx»**
draw ing room under very much the
■erne circumstances aa had marked h l*
O b s e rv e r
MORO,
OREGON.
F R ID A Y ........ J anuary 13, 1911
P e rs o n a l T a lk W ith Y e u Z
A t any tim e when requested to do to,
« p a p e r w ill be diacootinqed. But we
tpect that all arrear* w ill be paid before
ich requeat ia made. It i* ea*y to aak ua
ir a *tateroent. which w ill be cheerfully
By CLARISSA M A C K IE
Copyright, «10, by Amaricen 1
Association.
Brownell crossed hla feet com fortably
on the brass ra il o f the fender and
H IS A S S IS T A N T
yawned a t hla host.
“I may be a hardw orking benedict
w ith my nose to the grindstone, b ut I
w ouldn’t change pUceo w ith you, Dick,
Story of a Professor
--
,, A n d a G irl Graduate
By B E R T H A D
ALSOP
old m an!”
“W hy n o t r
“Because yon’re so rich,” said B ro w
C o p y r ig h t, IMO, b y A m e r ic a n 1
nell calmly.
“I ’ve never found th a t a disadvan
tage,” said Dick lightly.
“ H o w can you be sure th at a girl
really loves you or your money? As
for me, I was such a beggar th a t
there was never any doubt about the
reason why Edith married me.”
“ I must bo going home,” yawned
d ay a fte r ber graduation aaia io oer.
“ Your carear must not be that o f wo
men who are tied down to tbe care of
children.
Choose ra th e r to devote
yourself to Intellectual pursuits. I can '
give you a fine opportunity for a l>e-
gfhning.
I am w ritin g a history of
the barbarian kings who changed the
Influence of Rome In European clv111- I
andon during the fo urth and fifth cen
turies. I need an assistant to aid me
In my researches. W ill you Join m e? ’
«■And give up all thoughts of a home
life w ith dear little children to Com
fo rt me when I am old?”
|
«
“You w ill be Interested in yo u r work,
a f a r nobler d u ty than mending chil
dren’s clothe* and w ashing th e ir d irty
Brow nell. “ I t ’s a fte r I L ”
F o r a long w hile a fte r Brow nell de
parted D ick Rodman aat In silent med
itation. Jinks, the bulldog, tested hja
Notiselo eil »I
T b * undersign
T h * quicker a oold i" Ko' ,e*
lesati)* dang** ftwwi P"*’“*J2n‘*
serious dlreMSS. M r. U. W . I.
Waverly, V a. .say» - I firn,17 b*?v
barlain'* Gough Remedy to be ab*
best preparation on the market fo
\ Fam ily Methemettee.
“Y ou say you re a cousin sf
Mr. Oto-
sons?”
Hid
oonUuna no opium or other narcotic
r b* given a. confidently to a baby
adult. Bold by a ll d e a l*» .
motoring, and thus launched on his
fav o rite topic M r. Rodman proceeded
to give a very fa ir Illu stratio n o f how
a young m illionaire may go fo rth In
tending to play the poor youth w o rk
ing hard for a liv in g and g iving h im
self and his secret aw ay in every oth
er sentence he uttered.
Once more he w e n t fo rth , cheered by
smiles and even Invited to stay and
lunch. Q uite relieved In hla mind con
cerning the power o f hla ow n person
a lity when stripped o f his usual a t
mosphere of w ealth, Dick Rodman
hied him self to a d airy lunch room and
proceeded to order a meal th a t m ight
be w ith in the lim its o f a brush agent’s
b rie f paragraph th at had challenged
hls carelee* glance. I t was In tbe “*o
d e ty " column:
" I t Is understood th a t an Interesting
romance w ill soon come to lig h t when
the engagement o f Miss Am y Packard
ttu f'u a , u r a n i
W inning Both W ay*.
T h e Zulu young lady, when suitors
are not fogtlx -mlng. takes the m atter
In hand Herself.
She leave* home,
takes a dtocr«<t frie n d o f her own sex
and presents herself a t tbe home o f
her favored swain. I f he regards her
w ith satlsfa< t Ion his parents receive
her aa his fu tu re bride. Should he,
however, be u n w illin g to accept her
he 'rnkgs h er a handsome present In
stead
W EARY
Nearest Hotel to BuM iie** Center * t>a 11
and Depot. C o u r t* o u * T » * tm e n t, Clean
Bads am t T *b le the b * r t t b f m a rk e t w ill
a ffo rd ,,
>>«».-
, -jflj
W OMEN
In the matter of the petition of John Ven
able for a liquor liceo** in the tew»
of Rufua, Grant precinct, diatrict N o
one, Sherman county, Oregon. V G U
T o the honorable body, the county court
of Sherman county, Oregon, 4 e , the un
i i eraigned legal voter* end JMidenu ut
Grant precinct diatrict N o one, She in*»
cofinty, Oregon, do pr*y or petition youi
honorable body for a license granting to
John Venable the right to keep for tele
v d teU spirituous, melt, or V in to « liquor
in 1«W quanihie» than one gallo» to r th e
term for which hi* receipt may cell lor, in
the town of Rufqa, Grant precinct, diatrict
N o one, Sherman county, OWNo“ j 4; \ ’ '
L C H ailey
P À V e n a ti* ' ’ M
F Y Huldry
Anson Toni
Sila* Book Iy
W E Phillip*
George Staifox
J S Fowler
C M Kuypera
Alfred Hines
Cha* R Field*
R Dingle
J L Thom pson
C C Deyo
R C W all!«
S J Bock
J A Pyburn
A 8 Striker .
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
loro5'1"*’“’
J Y A d d it io n
O Henderaon
Biuc* M illard
R E B o ta r»
J W Underhill
L A Ellsworth
Oregon
E n tirely new,' convenient"io business.
Clean bettelnd lebte tbe beet th e m arket
Wilt a tte ri.. Pitees reasonable
Con. -
W Alata
Cha. H i l f
O Hoffman
i n
w
BEST PRINCIPLES
S U M M O N S - 1» »he O lrentt Ooort cd?
a t.ta o( Oregon. for Rbermaa aoodtj
Id u s n V M a rttp ' F ls to ttff.1. f I "£f ’
v*
>
W hen the beck ache* and throb*
P atrick E M artin, Defendant. 1
W hen the housework 1* torture
To P atrteh B M a rlin ? th * abova named
W hen night bring» no rest nor sleep.
fend ant
n .
<a s t/W S
W h s urinary disorder« set in
y „o nra hereby frq o tte d to ft|J|dta'J
answer
the
oom
p
laint
filed
against
rot
W om en’» lot 1* S Weary one.
the above entitled aott. on or before «be
There is * way to escape these woe*.
Dotin’a Kidney Pill* cures such ills
j
H a v * cured women here in M oro
a ] , 7 J e , « . . . , im i . f r « u ♦
1 7td9j30.«n
’W H E N V N
-
F o r In f a n ts
STOP
AT
M.Gt DtCKlRGOM.M aaafsr.
Corne. of T fip m l 8tefl« 8 tr e « t
mena
I t is now, «ori ite
s i provided w ith
• r u n n in g w ater and lo n g d isten e« telephone«.
> JEuroposn p l» n .| Rat«« »1 P « d ay »nd up.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
1 1 1111 4
M T#
■< w
- h :
¡Sc ” REW HOTEL PERKÎNS
'-^k\ V
P ertlan d, Oregon.
I < » Easton Orat»a Headquarter«.
Attorney Is *
i '
r x f lH M
N G 1IC K TO CBKDITORB - . /
In the County Ooort o f the B U I* of O t r
bog , for Hbvrmao County,; ;;
••
lu the m atter of th * estate of J. IL w heat
Mtofi •
PO RTLAND
h f > ô 1 t XH e Ä i. l WRIGHT,
o r tareM e d»»« g o n
Forehanded.
One noun C harlie Inform ed hls p ar
ents th at he fe lt too 111 to re tu rn to
school. ’
“ H adn’t I betttyr send fo r t h * doc
tor?” asked h l* mother, fioplng to test
the genuineness o f h i* lilie s *.
“Oh, no; you don’t need to,” replied
Charlie. “H e ’ll be up pretty soon. I
;iust stopped In htofoffice on the way
h orn* and told him to com * op to s * *
m e."—DFttnea t or.
• ‘ OReaisff June, »9*8.
P ositively most centrally
located. " F ifth 8 t. cars pass
the doors every few miutes
a - a
Notice is harebv given that th * * » d * Tl
amned baa bean data «i p< >nt*4
the « mi 1 ate of J B Wheat, deoeaaatg and has
nonliftod.
AU
i-ra *tta ’ hAvtag • bUisha
S i l n a t aaut e s U w T m h a re b v no. «ft.d aed
fif**®** 'f
•*> ffWl
rrqoirvd to present tb<
w H “« to»h
proper voucher* therefor, w ith in Six m * i*tM
from the date of this *o« ^^. ^ ^1* Under-
Attractive Cafe and G rill Music
g fs rfs rr
R i t e i f l . M i a d up
D. « 4
CASTOR
IA
and
of th * estate of 4 B W heal ite**gpe«1
Br not A Whealdon, Attorney* f<n aatat*
C h ild re n .
fit d » JM7 6SJ V r i
Tti tad Yon Han Ahnp B m {M
L “f X> $ S 0 !
C U M M O N S ------ In the Circw
d of («regon. »•« Hhermsn
51 n u aril 1 0 « *jtlA H »ss«»v«M snager.
Cor. Front *0» MotHooo 8te. Portland, Oregon
[O b 8—In «ho C ircoit Cowrt ot th e Stato
*r Oregon, for Shernten couttty.
»« 1 lta
Gora E. Himinonv, P la in tiff
vn.
m arry me. W h y . you’ve only known
Barnes a few week*, and I ’ve loved
you—I have loved you all my life .” .
“W hen did you find It out, D lc k T *
■he asked softly.
“ I mean find out
th at yon liked”—
“ Ixived," Interrupted D ick forcibly.
m i n was ushered reluctantly i n t o vn«i i
d raw in g room. H e waited, a lig h t o f I
“ Ixrved, then.” blushed Am y. "W hen
expectancy In hls gray ayae, hla heart I did you?”
“ A h alf hour ago—a fte r I read th a t
th rillin g vrith the element of adven- |
tore. H a waa on the track o f true I In th * paper. Yon must break I t off,
A m y . W h y , b ls m * I t all, I ’v * got to
lova, and th * sand th at Brow nell
have yon and nobody else!”
thought m ight clog hls w ay had been
throw n aside. "Brushed off, by Jove!” I
“There, there, D ick,” soothed Am y,
grinpad D ick, Just as the door opened I between tears and laughter. “ I f yon
hadn’t spent all your summ er a t th a t
to ad m it Miss B rayton herself.
“M o ther Is aw ay. I am very glad to I horrid old sea resort you m ight h a v *
see you," she said cordially as he been up at the camp and noticed th a t
M r. Barnes had eyes for nobody els*
beat low over ber hand
A fte r he had made th * usual pollta I I b et Lena. Just a stupid newspaper
mistake, th at’s all, and I ’v * been re
Inquiries D ick looked hesitatingly a t
the lovely fa c * o f t h * girl, and ha shot J reiving cangratulatlons all the morn
ing over th * telephone and try in g to
g regretful glance a t hla own shabby
reflection In a long m irror. H a thought I explain the mistake."
Then he told of hls morning escapade.
ha detected a pussled Inq u iry In bar
“I know both th * girls," said Am y
blue «yea, and ha plunged boldly Into I
a fte r she had wiped aw ay her tears
his errand, sw inging tn * suit cae* from
of laughter at hla recital. “You were
b+M ^d hls ch a ir w ith a professional
wise to come to me. dear D ick, fo r
a ir th a t ha had secretly practiced.
you would h av* had scant show w ith
*T have ta k e n the lib erty o f coming,
either one. Yon see, Alice Brayton la
M iss B rayton— er— you see, I ’m agent
«►ngugt-d to some man out west, and
fo r the celebrated Flagg brushes I am
E leanor L e * is to m arry my cousin,
• o r * you have heard o f them. T h a r*
Tom Packard.
I don’t wonder they
are brush«* for every purpose you can
w ere Interested In b a rin g brushes f
th in k of. L e t m * show you."
Even as D ick Joined In her laugh at
B efore M is * B rayto n ’s astonished
the expense o f . hls own conceit the
•y e * D ick Rodm an demonstrated the
telephone ball rang sharply
efficiency o f every brush In hls bag.
“ Another congratulation.” hasarded
W hen he had concluded, hot and
Dick, smiling.
dusty, be reached fo r a shiny new or
“I f It la," said A m y sweetly, “ I shall
der book and aw aited her order. H e
w as prepared to be snubbed—to be sent accept I t "
difference."
There was a prolonged alienee, at the
end >f whfc> Loeila aald:
‘-T hat would mean an abandonment
of an intellectual career fo r m a ”
T b i p«>f— o ' •>“ « ‘ to
boy who had been eanght robbing »be '
sugar bowl.
.
rem em ber w h a t yon aald to m«
B taw m o n th , ago a . te the p re ta ro n - ‘
fo r an Intellectual M a r
„ e remembered very w ell th a t H was ’
batter than “m ending children * d o th .-
„n<1 washing their d irty faces.
b«i
» n » »0»"
to the housekeeper or the butler. H e
w as q u it* unprepared fo r Miss B ra y
graetouanese She exam ined the
various brushes w ith keenest i n t o r a a t
asked m any In te llig e n t questions, some
o f which M r. Rodman could not an
■war, and Anally gave him an order
th a t took hla breath aw ay.
“N o w th a t bnatneaa la concluded."
a h * aald when be had tucked aw ay the
order book and waa closing hla sample
<•*■ ». “ Do tell me w hat became e*
that d«‘ll;rktral M r. Fletcher."
go
fell to talkin g about the
events
«h* POM anminer u ntil he
quite foruut KU ro,e of ®«*nt nnd m#<le
m any u «Up th a t caused Mlaa B ray
ton’s blue uyee to sparkle w ith sup
pressed mischief. H e went aw ay quite
positive In hls own mind th at Alice
Broyton was the girl he venlly loved.
H e bud prom I « M to com«» again In »'
ton’s
g e a r e d
t u r b in e s
•yatam
.
Hero laenom loal Than Ra-
elprecatlno Engine*.
A recent annual report published by
a B ritish ateam turbine company de
ecribea an experim ent which may have
an im portant effect on ateamahlps.
A abort tim e ago the company pur
chased the cargo steam er Veapaslan
and equipped It w ith t system o f gear
efl tu rb in e* fo r the purpose o f ascer
taining I f any economies could be
m ad * as regards fuel, w eight and
space to comparison w ith the beet
types of reciprocating engine* which
■re used to 'cargo steamers o f low
epeed and g reat dead w eight capacity.
I t to now reported th a t a teat has
bean made w ith the geared turbines
on the measured mile at ordinary rates
o f sea tra ve l and th a t a decreased
steam consumption o f IB per cent was
shown as compared w ith reciprocating
engines, and eqnally g ratifyin g result*
were attained on ordinary aea voyage*.
-Gopsular Report,
| rab* «teff
‘
Free B uss to and from Traina. Ratea
60c, 76o, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. E uropean
plan. Sherm an C ou n ty headquarters.
A. G- Btnimonn, n»-fond»int.
•
M
Of
paai mul auswar, p M n tin w
Thi» I* one Moro woman’* testimony. ooart for tb'S
dewan
Mrs. H U M artin ,
M oro, Oregon, plHint filed herein aaainat
brush agent.
"isaoiviw i th * boui f i J M
I u
“P ete r B row n ell’s all wrong.” he
»ay*: I c*n recommend Doan’» Kidney now ertatlog betwaae * • • pi«>r
muttered, tu rn in g the pages o f the pa
IvoaraeU
,
«•» U»a g ro uudaet dasas
Pill» highly.
M y back ached severely
per. “T h e re are plenty o f n ic * g irl*
! for such other and fu rth e r re lie f i
and niy health became all run down us the i court « u h j aetwa 'q « U « b l* asaM»«*.’
th a t m ight fa ll In love w ith a fellow
T h is summons Is served ti ix»n you
even I f he wan burdened w ith a few result of disordered kidney* Doan’s K id
ney Pill* corrected these difficulties and o .tion thereof fa r 4 paefof o f eta
millions. W h y ’’—-
the Hherninn Couutv Observer, ,
R ichard M o rtim er Rodm an’s Jaw proved of benefit in every w ay.”
newspaper o f geuernl «uroulsMoo p
dropped In amasement and something
For sale by all dealer*. Price SO cent*. iu Hberman ooonfy. Oreeoto. w Pj
six an order of . the B u » W »Utah* I
else
A ll the healthy color fled from Foster-Milburn C o., Buffalo, New York, Conuty Jud«« of »aid Hharman ©oq
his face, and hls b ro w * kn itted fierce
unu, duly m ad* ou th * 7th day o f D
, 1910, and th * «hits of thé first sff
ly. H is finger* clutched the paper a*
• thereof ia the (Hh day of
hls burning eyes read and reread a
L uella turned s w a y , butsal«1 n othing
“ Perhaps.” the profeeor w ent on. red
denlng. " If 1 knew when I went home
at night th a t you woold—be these-
I mean- aa my w l f e - t t m ight m ake a
• d ll he * » M nothing
■ o d W r A . ttrm r
U > *V
• In th* eountv ooort for
w rites a b o u t"
One day a letter camo to the profes
sor from hla assistant stating th a t ho
must get some one to take her place-
In order to fit herself physically for
th e plans he had laid down fo r her la
worthies*-"
l«s*qusb»l
iti»
s ta te o f O ra a to o i
“ Yen—Ssvsn timas removed-"
ea rlier call.
x
“Goodness! IIo w do yon keep
“M o ther 1* shopping,” announced
of t h a t r
Mlsa Lee, her quick glance taking In
“ Easily.
M y fo u rth h oaha nd m*r'
the shabby figure, the Incrim inatin g
h la th ird w l fa " —Clsvslsod Leader.
ault case and the conspicuously dis
played order book. > Aa het
hand
yon have . cold get » bottle «¡J
dropped from Rodm an's grasp he w ent
rlain’a Cough Remedy.
It w
yon up all right and w ill
through his ceremony of polite In
deucy toward pnaumonis.
Ib is
quiries and then plunged In to his ra p id
or o f her.”
“H e persuaded her,” said another,
- « t o devote her life to w orm y books.
H o certainly wouldn’t perm it him self |
to th in k about her except as a means
to dig up the past o f the people he
out your assistance."
“T iM re ’e Mtoe P ringle who waa grad
u a tid last June.
She’s very b rig h t
Bhe would love the w ork.”
“I shall give It up.”
“Oh. professor, don’t tnlk that way.
I t w ill give you a groat reputel luu '
“ I can’t go on w ith It."
“ Not w ith an a h i* assistant?”
“ No.”
“W h y n o t r
„
__
“Unless I see 7®»
F °°r
ed piece I have no h eart In It, and
lite ra ry w ork done w ith o u t heart t*
MORO
>«' M ure
to the oooniy
o o u atj, Grata
din posé of I
liquore sud
known as hat
one
la
preoiaot, No. 1, Hbertuan oo««*y, ( M g e o .
Income.
As he unfolded the m orning paper
w hich had protruded fro m his coat
pocket d urin g hla visits he was pmre
puszled than ever over the situation
H e blushed furiously th a t he should
be so w eak as to love tw o girls equal
ly w ell. H e glowed w ith enthusiasm
as he recalled the gentle courtesy th at
each had extended to the bum ble
faces.”
Luella. w hether or no she waa coo- I
vlnced; was a t last Induced to accept
the professor’s In v ita tio n . She dived
Into books on tbe Gotha, w h ile the pro
fessor bored into the past o f the H ana.
H e found ber extrem ely useful.
In
deed. he soon learned th a t I t would
have been next to Impossible to get
on w ithout her. She worked so hard
that a t the eud
few months she
needed a rest and w ant a w a y from
him .
Professor Erskine was not sur
prised th a t he found bis w o rk very d if
fic u lt w ith o u t ber, b ut be was sur
prised th a t d u rin g her absence be had
no h ea rt In h l* work. Gouseric, Alartc,
A ttlla, all tbe barbarian kings, ceased
suddenly to interest h«». T h e lib ra
ries In which he delved had become
musty. In h ir study there were Luel
la’a chair and .desk, but w ith o ut Loeila
tbe room waa unbearable. Instead o f
working he w ent out and w alked back
and fo rth on the campus.
“T h e re ’s old Erskine,” said a co-ed
on her way to lecture, “stalking back
and fo rth as I f moonstruck
H e ’s
been doing th a t ever since Luella I
Greenfield w ent aw ay.
I wonder If
he’s dream ing o f the barbarian kings
nate fo r me. I t w ill ba impoeeime ior
me to continue my present w ork w ltb -
» it may oonoern
John Tenable, 1
filed herein against v*Q, to-w»t.
,»
dissolving the bond* o f m a iriw ta iv new ex
isting between »ha pl d n tiff and ff-eraatf <m
the gronndaof deaertkm, n»><l f«»
other
and fu ri Iter relief aa to th * ooart easy eeew
equitable and J*St.
"'
T h in r u iu u h u s in nerved upon you by puo-
liontton thereof for a period of *ta raaeaa*
tve week* m the Sh arp en Qotatay
weekly n«wapeuer of general rirotilntiOO,
publinhed ih bharmsfti *o » » ta °rog*>n> to
puraoauoe to an order of the Hon w^ru nnn-
i riche, Jtulge o( the Goonty <x
noiinty, Oregon, duly made*-
o f the
of DeeHn-ber. 1?1Q, and ffto
publication thereof is the
oattbar,
B D A G G E T T , k ito i
7t.dWJ9T.S2]
HOT6 L
f ®r 1
ORGGON
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.
S U M M O N S — In tbe O iro oit Ooaxt
State of Oregon for Sberroau er.i
-
n e w ly fu rn ish ed .
Pearl B Purdy, Plaintiff,
an
8herm an co u n ty people m ade w elcom e a t a ll t im e s
L D Pwrdv. D efendant.
‘
O ne bldck from depot.
R ates 6 0 c a n d u p .
E. C.J5MITH, MANAGER
Butliontton to w ifi on or before J
of January. » 1 1 , and ifJrqn f»
w a r and ansWar, ptaiurtff w ill
oonrt for th * relief, d a re **4*^1
p taiiit filed herein against you,
oaoraa dieeolvin« It*»
bond#of
a?
rlta i
i «>«»««.»« i « » i m
awiA eqnitafcl* andja«»»
f ft;?
ju t« «
.
' T Ö ’ iffN B
T (W
a weekly »«rwapiper of gaoarsl
pnbliah«d in fthvrinan ***»»7«
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