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"Can wa id Y fT * he gasped.
HOTEL MORO
“Mr. Kelvin,** said the pastor, “we
M e re People S h e u ld N o t W a lt U n
must. This chart h is dying of depend
til It la Tao L ata.
T h ®
I t o / w
&
f l
ence. I have gtudled the situation
W- C RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
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thoroughly, and that la what ia the
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The appalling death-rate from kidney
matter.
When
you
loat
heart
for
a
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A
S
t o
y
moment after a aeries of misfortunes disease is due in most cases to the (act that
the task that should have been shared the little kidney troubles are usually neg
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ail w a s whisked out of tha way by lected until they become serious. The
A t «ny «¡me when requested «o do »o.
By HOWARD FIELDING
an d D epot, C ourteous T r e a tm e n t, C lean
ciation, 1911.
au act of ill considered munificence. slight symptoms give place to chronic dis
«he paper w ill be discontinued. But we
Understand me. I will not hear one orders and the sufferer goes gradually into
expect «het all arrears w ill be paid before
Beds and T a b le th e best th e m a r k e t w ill
word against Mrs. Harwood.
She the grasp of diabetes, dropsy, Bright’s dis
such request is msde. It is easy to ask us
a
ffo rd .
-
,
built
on
another
plot.
hatT
run
foul
for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
meant
well.
But
1
Insist
that
America
RS - MORTON HARWOOD
ease, gravel or some other serious fo ra of
is
not
the
place
for
this
sort
o
f
thing.
rendered at any tim e.
o
f
a
flaw
in
the
title,
which
hud
coat
wus a patroness of St. Paul's
kidney complaint.
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 .
church o f Huy side—the pa much money to straighten out, and It la a pine« where people act for
if you suffer from backache, headache,
themselvee
end
bear
their
own
bur
troness, Indeed; Its main pe 1 finally u quicksand, discovered too late
dizzy
spells;
if
the
kidney
secretions
are
under
cuniary pillar. In recent years
her a corner of the foundation, had dens. So muM we live here in thia
irregular of passage and unnatural in ap
husband had made a great fortune, entailed a disheartening expense. Mrs. laud or perish, souls first and bodies
W e hear too much of pearance, do not delay. Help the kidneys
and be had bought u country seat at Harwood had given some money and afterward.
Bayside, which was the fashionable had loaned the balance, and she had great gift». The whole community ia at once.
becoming an object of charity. We
Doan’s Kidney Pills are especially for
thing to do, and Mrs. Harwood had had her w ay ever since, wherefore
Mr. Kelvin w ent to his pastor with a stand w ith waiting palms like lackeys. kidney disorders—they cure where others
Joined 8t. Paul’s.
But my face shall be against this In fail. Over one hundred thousand people
By CUTHBERT R KRAAFT
It had become more and more the troubled brow.
“As to this— e r—Count Kasslmlr,” the email circle where I have influ have recommended them. Here’s a case I I I ■>*»»»
I H H H H I 11 I H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H l l l - I H d-m ■
custom for the holders of country seats
ence. Let us got together, w e who own
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said he, "what Is your opinion?”
to
come
down
from
the
city
for
the
at
home:
ciation, 1911-
W inslow was silent for full twenty thia church, »nd pay for It- Now, at
week end. even In winter, but they
Mrs Hans F Peetz of Moro, Oregon
this good tim e o f year, this season of
rurely weut to church. It was Mrs. seconds, and then he answered grave
says: “ A member of our family suffered
spiritual
rebirth,
will
you
Join
with
Gerald Herbert, George Tisdale and Morton Harwood’s belief that they ly:
me and draw your friends after you from kidney trouble and on a neighbor’s
“1 think the Lord has sent him.”
I were bosom friends. It Is not often could be made to go to St. Paul s.
to make our Church live aga in ? ’
advice, began taking Doan’s Kidney Pills.
"He will sing nt Easter?”
In
regard
to
this
matter
she
called
that three persons become Inseparable,
The tw o men clasped hands in si This remedy effected a cure.”
"Not
if
I
am
pastor
of
S
t
Paul’s
upon James Kelvin, the statiqner, for
You are cordially invited to make the
lence.
for two are liable to pull together,
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
merly active In the affairs of the at that time. Don’t ask me to say
At the m eeting, which was called at
leaving the third out In the cold. Our church, but fallen of late Into an apa more Just now.”
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Y o rk ,
It was rumored about the town next the pastor's request, there were but sole agents for the United States.
case was an exception. Nevertheless thy which soemad to be working like
our trio was broken up. not by another a dry rot throughout the congregation ' day that Winslow had refused to let two notable men who were missed.
Remember the name—Doan’s—and take
man, but by a woman. She cume be To Mr. Kelvin the lady suggested the I Kasslmlr sing in the church and that One o f them wns known to be ill, and
no
other.
the
other
w
as
his
physician.
tw een Gerald and George directly, then displacement of the present minister, l Mrs. Harwood was determined upon
“I am sittin g With Brother Barnes,”
It. The r u m o r
between the two of them and me in who was very willing to go, and tho
w n s confirmed. wrote the la tU g ;^ a note which was
Y our restin g place betw een trains
Ñ U T I OK O F G U A R D I A N ’B BALK
directly. «
culling of some one hi his stead who
All Bayside dis read a t the m eeting, “as the only sure
One evening I got a telephone m es would wield the requisite social Infln
Pursuant to an order of the County Court
way
of
keeping
him
In
bed,
where
he
;
at The Dalles, Oregon,
cussed it. Mrs.
sage from Gerald asking me to meet anca—“some one,” said she, “who can
of the state of Oregon, for tha ooanty of
Harwood rallied belongs. Otherwise*he would certain Wasco, made on the 10th day of February,
him and George at the gymnasium g t mingle with onr wealthy people on
An excellent restaurant at moderate prices.
1911, from and after the 90th day of May
her forces, Influ ly be with" you. Upon the money
10 o’clock. He said they were to have terms of equality.”
1911,1, the undersigned guardián o f the
question,
put
ua
down
as
follows,"
encing a g r e a t
a fencing match and wished me to be
estate of M ary B. Sherar, a m inor, aball
Mrs. Harwood, by the way, was not
many. W inslow and the sum s named were liberal.
i H m m i i n 11 i-i i-i 11111 i - h h - h - h - i - h - h - h h i i i i i »»■» *
umpire. At that hour w e would be qulta able as yet to do this herself, but
proceed to sell at private sale for cash, a ll
Within
an
hour
the
amount
required
I
rig h t, title sud iu'erest of aaid m inor (tba
said, “Not while
alone. When 1 got there, Instead of she had one foot over the threshold
W henever Mrs. Har-
same being one undivided ope seventy-
I am pastor of was subscribed.
finding the two together, Gerald met and could see witbln. She had reason
eighth) in and to that certain real propertv
wood’s , name was
1
St. Paul’s.”
me and said George would join us In to believe that the Rev. Philip Lee
and right« in real property, eiloated in
mentioned It was
E verybody
Waaoo county and in Sherman ooanty, in
a few minutes. Meanwhile Gerald put Winslow, member of one of the most
with respect and
the state of Oreg >n, p articu larly described
wondered w h a t
on a mask, took up a foil and amused exclusive families in the country, could
gratitude. She had as follows:
ri
w o u l d happen,
him self su b b in g the wall. Presently be secured for 8t. Paul’s. He was at
West h alf of the Southwest quarter Sec
borne the burden
AX'}’
and
naturally
George came in. 1 noticed he dldn t present In charge of a chapel of Graco
tion
27
for a time. It was
HoutbsAst quarter of Seo»ion 84.
U K L A ID A N
IRO N when something
look at or say anything to Gerald, church in the city.
now the turn of
Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter
H
A
N
D
ON
K
A
S
8
I-
did
h
a
p
p
o
n
it
but got ready at once for the match.
“He would be an Ideal man for us,”
others.
of Section 84
I ’
mik ’ b ARM .
was m a d e the
Before taking position they put the said Mrs. Harwood.
North h alf of the Southwest quarter of
W inslow walked
Ü
Section
SR
All
in
Towuahip
8
Booth,
of
subject
of
considerable
exaggeration.
tips of their foils under my nose and
Mr. Kelvin had no objection. He
home with Kelvin
Range 14 East of the W illam ette M eridian .
It
was
the
afternoon
of
the
Thursday
Gerald said: *
agreed to see several other men in the
when all w as over.
Also West h a lf of the East h alf of Sec
ri
“Take notice of these foils. Charlie. matter, and none of them objected. It before Easter. Tho church was open
The stationer was
tion 8
ri
and
some
ladles
of
the
congregation
There was an accident at the
Southeast
quarter
of
the
Northwest
q
uar
In high spirits, and
might not be quite true to say that
New brick building newly, furnished.
ter
of
H
otiou
3
.
Athletic club the other day with foils. they did not care, but It Is certain that were arranging floral decorations. Mrs.
be chuckled like
East h alf of the Southwest quarter of
The button o f one was snapped off they did not exhibit the old time Inter Harwood bad desired to have a deco
one who has heard
Sherman county people made welcome at all times.
Beotion 8.
>
)
" T O U MIAN”—
and a man got hurt. Afterward It est. However, they mustered a quo rator from tlie clty and had offered to
Northwest quarter of Heetion 10.
a good joke.
Northwest
quarter
of
the
Southwest
q
uar
was charged that the man who held rum at the necessary meeting, and the pay the c h a r g e s\jp t Mr. W inslow had
j Jr,
One block from depot Rates 50c and up.
J
“To think,” ha burst forth at last,
ter of Section 10; all in Township 4 Booth,
the foil purposely used one without Rev. Philip Lee Winslow was called to Insisted upon home talen t
“that you came hare as a fashionable
of R*n«e 14 East of the W illam ette M e rid
Now, the simple fact Is that Count minister! Why, I hardly thought I’d
a button.”
S t Paul’s of Bayside.
ian; and the ight to use so much of the
“Go on.” 1 replied. "The buttons on
bsnks of the DeaGhntes river, where the
Mr. Winslow was a tall, spare young Kasslmlr was taking one of his rides, ever come to know you.”
same
crosses <>r touches the Northwest
these foils won’t come off. I'll guaran man with a broad chest and the gen and, desiring to see Mrs. Harwood,
The young pastor took off his hat
quarter
of the Southeast quarter of Section
whom
he
believed
to
be
nt
the
church,
tee.”
and looked upward for a moment to
eral look of one inured to outdoor ex
35. Township 3 South, of Range 14 East of
They set to. and the way they fenc ercises. H is blue eyes were very ho went there to find her. It was re the sky.
the W illam ette M eridian, as may be neoes-
ed. I confess, puzzled me. Neither bright partly by contrast with his ported, however, that he went to call
•ary or convenient in the development of
“Do you know me?” he asked sud
power on the DeaGhntes river above or be
•eemed to be trying to pink the other. bronzed akin, and his teeth were white Mr. Winslow to account for having denly. "Do you know me thoroughly
1 H I - H U I I I I H U I 1 1 1 1 I I 1+4 I I I I l l ' H ' I l - 1-l-H-1 I I I H - H *i"H->
low said last described forty-acre tract, and
Neither spoke to the other. They and perfect. Bayside admitted that mode statem ents derogatory to his and like me w ell—well enough to let
also the right of way across said last de-
seemed to be fencing against time.
me steal the Jewel from your house If ' scribed traot for pipe lines, oanalaor flnmas
he was a “fine figure of u man.” n is character.
on such line hereon ss may hereafter be
“Oh, get a move on you!” I said. "I welcome came naturally from Mrs.
It was one of the count's delights to I can and carry It to m ine?’
seleoted.
don't propose to sit hpre wntchlng you Harwood and her circle, and his ap stop a running horse In the shortest
“You mean”— .
Bids w ill be reoelved by me at the ofllee
O scar A nderson , Manager.
tw o fellow s go to sleep.”
possible
space,
Fie
would
dash
up
to
“Annie.”
of
the Connty Clerk of said Wasco county
pearance In the pulpit of St. Paul’s
“Go get me a glass of water," said wus signalized by the ndveut of sev a place as If with no Intention of halt
at
The
Dalles,
in
the
ooanty
of
Waaoo
and
Kelvin drew a deep breath.
Cor. Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon.
state of Ore von.
George. “My throat s dry as parched eral large automobiles that never be ing* and then h a lt He came whirling
“Well," said he, “I’d be a long time
CHRIS JOHNSON, Guardian
corn."
Into
the
semicircular
roadway
that
led
w
aiting
for
a
better
man.”
fore had been seen w aiting outside the
M aS l.m ld. 90] -
as aforesaid.
I went to the cooler and brought
Church.
He was a success in the from the street to the church door
Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates
him a glass of water. I didn’t turn
higher social circles, but singularly with an astonishing clatter of hoofs and
my back on them any longer than nec
with
results
very
surprising
to
himself.
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M
M
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In
th
e
C
ircuit
C
ourt
ot
:h
e
S
ta
te
enough his own preference seemed to
60c, 76c, $1.00, f 1.50, $2.00. European
essary to draw the water, but when I
O
o í O r eg o n , tor S herm an co u n ty
At that moment one of the Kelvin
be for the company of the common
turned and went back to them they
plan. Sherman County headquarters.
people and especially for James Kel boys, superintended by Annie, was
Geo. H W itte r, P la in tiff, .
Ì
both looked conscious.
wheeling
a
barrow
laden
with
potted
va.
'
By T H E O D O R » H . BO1CE.
“Been stealing something?” I re vin and his family.
L illie Ê. W itte r, D efendant
Kelvin had a very pretty dnughter, plants along a narrow strip o f boards
Down through the cycle« hoar w ith aga.
marked
A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L .
Annie, nineteen at the time, and two that b id been laid upon the mud. The
To L illie E. W itter, the above-named de
Through a ll tha y ear* of storied time.
There was no reply from either.
fendant.
boys some years younger. The ltev. rushing steed came up unseen behind
Ha« com« th« tele of wondrous lov«
George very politely offered the glass
H
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l
l
l
I' M I I I I I I I
I I I I I 1 IS 1 1 >S H 4 » » T
In the name of the State of Oregon.
Mr. W inslow liked to Spend on hour the boy, who dodged for his life, up
Shown fo rth in «“crlftce sublime—
You are hereby required to appear and
to Gerald, who thanked him “very
or two at the Kelvin house of an even setting the burrow, from which a great
The story o f the. Christ who came
■niHwer the noiuplaiut tiled agaiuat yon in the
much” and declined.
Somehow it
ing singing with Annie or playing the mnss of pots und flowers rolled under
And fo r a tim e grief*« burdens bora.
above entitled snit, ou or before the last day Jl I I U I 1-1 1111 1 ■H- l -l -i-l-l-lri-H -W
11111 1 I-4-- I |
struck me that there was something
of the tim e prescribed in the order of pob-
W ho fe lt the bltjterness o f death
accompaniments for her gongs, and he the horse’s feet.
unusual In this politeness »>etween the
lioatioD,
to
-w
it,o
n
or
before
the
21st
day
of
And
rose
ter
UVe
forevermore.
would sometimes enthrall the boys
The animal shied like a zigzag flash
A p ril, 1911, and If von fa il to so appear
two. They would more likely have
with tales of his uncle’s great stork of lightning, and Count Kasslmlr kept
and answer p lain tiff w ill apgly to the eonrt
H e came to lift a fallen race
chaffed each other. After taking a
farm, where there were hundreds of straight ou through the air, landing
for the relief demanded in the oomplaint
Borne down t>T Bin and grief and care.
sip of the water George set down the
Portland, Oregon.
filed herein against io n , to-wtt, for a decree
blooded horses, some of them as wild on nil fours without serious damage.
H e opened w ide the door of hope
glass, and they renewed the contest.
diaeolving the bonds of m atrim ony now sa
Opened June, 190S.
F o r those who groped in dark despair.
as
zebras
and
not
to
be
ridden
by
any
Ild
was
up
In
an
Instant,
but
the
horse
luting between ibe pi d n tiff »nd yourself on
* But what a difference! Each mnn’s
H e wiped aw ay the mourners’ tsars
living man except one that hud the had vnulsbed around n corner o f the
the grounds of desertion, and for »nob other
Eastern Oregon Headquarter».
eye was fixed on the other’s. Each
And gave them eyes of faith to sea
and fori her relief hs to the oourt may seam
church. In this direction, however,
watched for a thntat as though his special g ift
Tha pearly mansion» for them reared
eqnitable
and
jnst.
You could hear the new pastor's there was no exit, and the animal was
life depended on It and parried It
Thia Mumtnons is served upon yon by pub
And theirs fo r a ll eternity.
P o s it iv e ly m n s t c e n t r a l ly
lication thereof for a peiiod of six «nooea^
when it came with all the skill he praises from any of the Kelvins, and not quite scared enough to dash him
lo c a te d
F if t h S t. c a rs p a n s
ive weeks in the Sherman Gonnty Observer,a
F or sinful man he gave up life.
possessed. Every minute they became no one spoke 111 of him, though some self against n stone wall. H e stopped,
weeklv n-wapauer of general oironlation, |
th e d o o i 8 e v e » y fe w m iu t e n . T
And on the.sham eful cross he died.
suid
that
he
was
not
overexerting
and
K
a
s
s
lm
lr
caught
him
and
began
more earnest And then I began to
published in t-berroan oonnty Oregon, in
The crowning aacrlflce of love
,
notice a look In their faces that sur himself for the rejuvenation of the to bent him unmercifully.
purananoc to »u order of the Hon Wrn Heu
Through
age«
to
be
glorified.
rich», Judge of the Gonnty o<mrt of Sherman
.St this tbeue was an outcry, and Mr.
prised and pained me. Their accus church. The fact is that there w as no
H
e
broke
the
seal
and
bonds
of
death
Attractive Cafe and Grill Music ••
county, Oregon, dnly made on the 6th day
tomed friendliness was replaced by great change throughout the winter. W inslow , w ith others, came ruunlng
And rose In trium ph from the grave. .
of
March 1911. and the date of the flryt
8
t
Paul’s
drifted
along
in
the
same
E uropean P lan . Rate» $1 .00 a n d up
from th e church. The clergyman un
hate. Their eye« began to gleam; the
publication thereof ta the lOtb day of
H e reigns again as King of kings
apathy as before. When the pastor derstood the situ atio n at a glance. He
blood mounted to their faces.
And welcome« those he came to sav<
M arch, 1911.
L. Q. SW ETLAN D . Secy, and M <r. j :
First publication Marob 10, 1911
"You two fellows had better stop was asked what he thought of It he laid an ir<m baud on Kasslmlr’s arm.
And so w ith sy«e of faith we look
Last P ^ lie n tto n A p nl
J«»}
would
only
say:
“The
sltuatlou
Is
very
“The horse Is som ewhat excited,"
that fracas.” I said. “You’re getting
BBYANi <
r w rl
. f i l i l i 1 I i T l 1 I ♦ 1 »4 1 H 1 1 t I 1 1 1 K l l i * I 1 -H -l-H -iH^i 1111 H - h t- H
Beyond tha shadows of the tomb
difficult. I nm endeavoring to get at said he. " It Is better that I should
7t.rnlO <21 70]
Attorneys for P la in tiff |
riled."
And
see
tha
pearly
mansions
gleam
They paid no attention to me. 'In the root of tin» trouble.”
retu rn him to
Beyond tha Intervening gloom.
In March there cam e to Mrs. Har Mrs. H arw ood."
> ooooooooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwo
deed, I doubt If they heard me. so in
W e »ee the dear ones who have crossed
SU M M O N S — In the Oirouit Gonrt of the
wood's
house
a
distinguished
guest.
tent were they on what they were do
The vale and reached the heavenly goal.
K asslm lr m ade
Stete of O r g >n for Sherr an i booty.
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
And thought o f fond reunion there
ing. Presently I saw blood running He was a tenor of the first rank, or a very violent re
very
near
it,
who
had
sung
In
grand
Is
giving
com
fort
to
the
souL
from a gash on the back of Gerald s
Dntia G. Armstrong. Pl.untiff,
tort, nml the next
oi>era during the winter, but was now I n s t a n t w a s
vs
sword hand.
Rejoice and lat all hearts ba glad)
Charlo» Arm»*rono, Defcndetit
In retirement because of an nlterca- s t r e t c h ed fiat
“II ere." I cried, “stop this!”
L et sorrow s tsars ba wiped away.
I was rising to get between them , tlon with a reporter In which the lat U|>on hl» hack..
C H A S . W R IG H T , P resident
To Chari» » Anuntrong the al.ova named de
Join In hosannas to the Lord.
ter
had
sustained
some
slight
damage.
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
defendant.
when Gerald made a pass, breaking
W ho ross fro m night to endless day,
T il*
<in lookers
In the uami of tlie State ot Oregon
through George's guard, and I saw H is name was Kasslmlr, or thus he are not su io to
For he has triumphed over death.
Yon
are
hereby
required
to
appear
and
Corntr
of 7th and Stark Street.
w as known, and
And he has opened wide the door
the foil go right through the fleshy
tins day w hether
answer the oomplaint filed agnin«.t von io
In his own land
To
th
a
t
bright
realm
of
endleas
life.
part of George’s arm. When It was
the
above
entitled
autt.
on
or
before
the
la»t
W inslow or the
he was a count.
W here loved one« meat to part no more.
withdrawn the sleeve was saturated
It is new, and its rooms are provided with
da of the tim e prescribed iu the order of I
horse did it. The
In
private
life
pn lioatlon to wit: on or before the 2Rtb day
with blood.
m inister
never
running
water and long distance telephones.
A
p
ril.
1911,
and
If
yoa
fa
il
to
so
ap
of
and with those
In vain I cried to them to desist.
A.
pear and anxaer, plaintiff w ill apply to the
would tell. One
European
plan. Rates $1 per day and up.
whom
he
admit
From friends they had become wild
court for (he relief demanded In the o«m-
tiling, however,
ted to l»e 111»
p laiu t filed bereiu against y«o, to-wit: fur a
HK W O U LD TEAM
animals. They paid no attention to
decree di»s<>lvlng the bond» of m atrim ony
T ndbuau
thm
lafaaU ta i Children.
equals he was all saw plainly—
me. and so maddened were they that
th a t the horse
noa existing between the p lain tiff end yunr-
ST R E E T S.
said
to
be
I
in
I did not dare to force m yself between
self on the grounds of desertion and for
absolutely
was
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m
m
m
mane
and
engag
anuh other and fnrther relief aetu the court
them, fearing to get stabbed. A red
crazy and that to mount him seemed
Ing.
Certainly
the
may
seem
eqnitAble
And
lost.
stream trickling down Gerald’s leg was
• Bear« the"
Tfchi «aromons is served open yeu by pub
Harwoods v a 1- mere suicide. Nevertheless the pastor
the next evidence of the seriousness of
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of St. Pn ill's got Into the saddle as If
lication thereof for the period of a ll »nooess-
Signature of
ued
hint
for
what
ive weska in I’he Sherman O m n ty Oboervsr,
the contest; then when Gerald’s point
It were no trouble nt all and after
they
conceived
to
a weekly ui,w»P"pe>’ *>f general oironlation,
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was within an Inch of George s heart
pnbliah. d in Sherman eotmiy, ( hv-gon, In
,»e his personal permitting the animal to execute aome
the latter In the tenth part of a second
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
amazing
evolutions
quite
unchecked
pursuanoe to an order of the Hon 'Win
qualltlea and not
T . N C R O F T O N , P re p rla te r
turned It sw ay. 1 hurried to find
rode away at a very moderate pace.
Nottea Is hereby gSrea that the under- Henrlobs, Connty Judge for Sherm an Go.»
merely
for
the
made on the 18th day of M*r<m, 1911,
something with which to beat down
Kasslmlr walked to the Harwoods', aipned has been appointed executrix of tba duly
•inaiiro with ahnix . iugter of his title
and tbe date ot the first pnbliostion thereof
eatAte of F rank S C lark, deoeaned. All per
the weapons and on facing the com-
the better part o f two miles.
eons having olaima against aaid estate are is tbs 17th day of M arob, 1911.
x batsnts again saw a door open and and his fame or as an “attraction” at
J O H N A. B E R R Y Attorney
Mrs. Ilnrwood camo to the church In hereby notified to present, the gams dnly 7tml7a98 H81
P la in tiff
Helen Deane step Into the room What their house. Thus only can be ex
item ized and regularly verified, at the law
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric
tho
late
n
fter
n
o
o
/in
high
dudgeon
and
oftsa of S. W . Stark, in Hood River, O r.,
I would have needed, n w in rm . io ac plained the determination of Mrs
II
rwood
that
Count
Kasslmlr
should
demanded
an
apology
for
the
mistreat
w
ith
in
»ix
mouth»
from
the
date
of
this
Gall Bells. O. R. A N. Local ,Trains
complish this girl . . . I I
ment Of her guest. Mr. Winslow wsn nottoe, »nd all persons knowing theinaelveS
U M M O N S —In th e C ircuit C ourt ot th e
«iu„* lu f t. P au l’» at Easter.
presence. The men lowered then foil»
to be Indebted to aaid eBtate are requested S
Ot O reg o n , for HhcrniAn c o u n ty .
stop
at front door.
Railway Ticket
The
count
hud
been
gaining
flesh
extremely courteous and pnclflc, but ho to pay the same.
“How did yon get on to thia?" asked
, .
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faster
than
he
liked
and
had
taken
to
would
not
express
any
regret
for
whut
Dated
thia,
8l»t
day
of
A
pril.
191b
Charles
S.
Elton,
P
la
in
tiff
V
Getald.
office in the Lobby.
horseback exercise for Ils reduction. he had do&e.
N annie r olawl
v».
f
“Your sister overheard "
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Hood R iver. Oregon
Anna
I)<
Forest
Elton,
Defendant,
j
Mounted
upon
s
splendid
thorough
“The man was abusing the horse,”
“Well.”
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“Drop those foils, both of you. If bred from the Herwood stables, he he said. “I was obliged to Interfere,
To Anna IX* Forest Elton, tbe above named
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
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Would
tear
through
the
strwits
of
Bay-
and
1
(lid
so
as
gently
as
possible.”
defendant* “
*■*
you value my acquaintance.”
side
without
the
smallest
regard
for
In
tb«
min
e
of
the
State
of
Oragont
None o f the Harwoods, none of the
The folia rattled on the floor.
Yon ar b e re ft required to appear and
T im e ‘i'aMe
“I have known you three friends for those who might be In his wny. He villa set, attended the Easter service South
North
answer the complaint filed against^yon in
had
been
an
army
officer,
and
his
nat
In
Kt.
Paul’s,
but
the
congregation
bound
Apr. 9, 1911
the above entitled suit on or before tbe l*» t
a long while." Helen continued.
"I
bound
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ural arrogance was enhanced by the was the largest that had gathered In passen-
passen
dev o f »he tim e praaeribnd in the order o f
will admit that one of you 1 love .’I
sblioatlon, to-wit: on or before the 2fith
thousand
brutalities
of
European
mili
ger
daily
STATIONS
I ger daily
the church within two years.
“la It IT" asked Gerald quickly
ay of April, 1W1. and If you fa it to so
tary eerviee. •
On the Tuesday following Mr. Wine-
“N o"
and answer, tbs p lain tiff «11» apply
7.30 am I I appeal
...Shaniko
..
pm
7.00
t
o
tb e eonrt for the r tlie f demanded In the
“IT” asked George
Now, to a simple citizen like James low* called at the.K elvin house in the I 6.00
8.15
. . . Wilcox ..
oomplaint filed herein against yon, tow il!
“No.”
8.39
Kelvin Count Kasslmlr wan an objec evening.
5 40
for a decree dissolving the bond» of m a tri
•
••••
"1 have received word from Mrs. 5.20
The two men looked at each other; tionable character in general and n
8.50
mony now existing bstweeo tba p la in tiff
. .Bourbon .«
9.10
then both turned toward me.
and vour.<elf, on the grounds of desertion,
.Grass Vhlley
fugitive from Justice in particular, for Morton Harwood,*’ said he, “that she 4 50
«ne fe< »ooh o her and fu rth er relief aa to
9.40
“Chartle?“ asked both at once.
. . . Kmkioe ..
the assaulted reporter had obtained a has withdrawn from St. Paul’s, at 4.30
the eonrt may seem equitable end just
9.50
. . . . llo r o . . . .
Entirely new, convenient to business.
“T e a ”
warrant, not valid In Bayside, which least for as long as 1 remain pastor. 4.10
Tfc»e sammoil» is served op»1’
Pnb’
1005
...O
h
M
o
m
...
,
In
these
ctrvninstances
I
think
It
beet
13.55
They could have knocked me down is screes the state line. The Idea of
lioeLion thereof for the period of I X sueos- •*.
10.20
Clean beds, and table the best the market
McDeaald .
Iva Mreek" in The Gherman Oonnty (JM ervet,
With a feather. I had worshiped her Kamimlr’s singing In St- Paul’s church that there should be a meeting called 3.40
10.40
. .. Bandon...
s wtvbly new«peper o f genaral uircalation,
MCfgtly. bat not dreaming that I had ■was very painful; but, on the other ! for the purpose o f expressing our sin 3.20
will afford. Prices pedponahle.* C om
10.45
pnldlabed In Hherninn conn v, Orvffun. io
. Klondike .
3.15
any chanca with either of the others
hand, there w as Mrs Harwood to he cere sense of obligation to Mrs. Har I 2 .SO
uursttanen to an order of the Hon
. . . Waece
mercial trade »«dioited.
H> uriehr. C onty Judge for Sherman Co ,
“gee the lady borne. Charlie.” said considered Mrs Harwood had come wood for her many benefactions to the 2.25
h i.»
duty made on ’ he I4 ’ h day of March
George “We’ll attend to these cuts." forward In the midst of the church's rhurch and our regret at her w ith 2.10
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“ I t la time yon did.” I aaid. anti, offer
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mtsfwrtnnee. which had been many. drawal and also for the purpose of 1.45 Lv
theieof lathe 17 h <lav of M a rrii, 1911.
tag my arm to the prise. I escorted First the old wooden edifice, which raising Immediately the money to re
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b«r ta her earriafn. find wa rolled bad stood forty years, bad burned flat pay her advance«.’’
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