Sherman County observer., April 28, 1911, Image 4

DO IT NOW
sis that grew heavier aud suddenly
*» + » » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » * burst into a broad yellow flame that
Hew to M a rk C lo th ing .
M ero P e o p le S h o u ld N e t W alt U n ­
turned to orange and blue and green
The nicest way to mark clothing la
MORO, OREGON.
and theu became a m ystic rainbow of to embroider one’s initial on every gar­
til It is T o e L ate.
fantastically writhing color. The salt m ent The letters should be sm all and
F R ID A Y ............ A pril 28. 1911
sizzled as the Ore gripped Into the wood can ba done in solid embroidery, or,
The appalling death-rate from kidney
and shot up little electric sparks of If time bo «Mtrce. In chain stitched out- discos* is due in most cases to the fact that
Personal T a lk W ith V om .
light that died before they reached the
the little kidney troubles are usually neg­
chimney’s throat. .T h e wood creak*d
For t>oardttog school or public laun­ lected until they become serious. The
A l any tim e when requested to do so,
as It warped from the scorching touch, dries, where the full name la essential,
the paper w ill be diaconunued- But we
and a loosened Iron bolt fell rattling make a die from one’s own writing, slight symptoms give place to chronic dis­
expect that all arrears «nil be paid before
And the Mystery It
to the hearthstone. The burning wood hare It In the form o f a stamp, and orders and the sufferer goes gradually into
such request is made. It is easy to ask us
the grasp of diabetes, dropsy, Bright’s dis­
Unfolds
settled
anew, and aa the flames mount­ work the name In outlines.
for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
ed higher Captain Jack leaned forward
rendered at any tim e.
Leas dainty but quicker Is It to sew ease, gravel or some other serious form of
and pointed a shaking finger at tba on colored n*m<*H that can be bought kidney complaint.
By CLARISSA MACKIE
fire.
If you suffer from backache, headache,
ready stamped by the dozen on short
“Look, Gerard,” he said hoarsely. tapes. Theos are neatly hemmed on dissy spells; if the kidney secretions are
C opyrl< ht b y A m erican P ress A sso ­
“W hat la that?”
the edges and rarely wear off.
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irregular of passage and unnatural in ap­
Gerard Anaou stared with fascinated
Quickest o f all Is marking with In­ pearance, do not delay. Help the kidneys
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + W + 4 -+ + 4 -
eyes at the thing that appeared In the delible Ink that does not need Iron­
It was Just the sort of night some­ fire. The heel o f a broken bowsprit ing, aa do dome of the makes. To at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for
thing out of the ordinury might hap­ with one splintered plank thrust forth avoid blurring the material should be
kidney disorders—they cure where others
pen.
The
cottage
was
situated
on
the
as
it
had
beeu
torn
from
the
bow
of
a
firmly
stretched
and
the
pen
clean.
By ANDREW C EWING
edge of a high bluff aboye the sea; vessel. The paint had burned from the This kind o f marking Is only for one’s fail. Over one hundred thousand people
have recommended them- Here’s a case f
sentinel pines guarded it on either side, plank, but there remained Imbedded In moat ordinary belongings.
C op yrigh t. 1910 by A m erican P resa
A sso cia tio n .
at home:
and other pines, like u ragged company the wood several copper letters covered
How to Romove Blood Stains.
Mrs Hans F Peetx of Moro, Oregon
of soldiers, straggled down the slope with verdigris and undoubtedly form­
A mother whose children have a rep­ says: “ A member of our family suffered
e yellow beach where the big ing the terminal o f the 111 fated ship’s
1 left St. Petersburg lu the after- to
rehensible habit o f cutting tbelr fin­ from kidney trouble and on a neighbor’s
name.
noou. When the guard closed the door waves crashed among the rocks.
“B-l-o-p-e,” spelled Gerard alowly, gers and spotting with blood tbelr best advice, began taking Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Gerard
Anson
sat
by
the
window
long
of the compartment I was In I noticed
after the twilight had fallen, watch­ and then, aa if the meaning o f the frocks has found a method of remov­ This remedy effected a cure.”
a man sitting opposite me give a sigh
ing the coming of a long heralded word suddenly burst upon his bew il­ ing blood stains, and she says that the
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
of relief. Still, be continued to look storm, while his friend and companion dered senses, he asked, “Good heavens. finest w hit* fabrics will not be Injured
out the window, as be bad teen doing,
Jack, do you—do you suppose thia la by I t “If the Stain la dry,” she says, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
occupied a huge chair before the fire.
“m oisten It and cover It with dry sole agenta for the United States.
apparently dreading to see something
Gerard Anson’s face was marked by part of the Antelope?” He laughed
Remember the name— Doan's— and take
or some one. Tbp train moved out a happy carelessness that Iiespoke the sheepishly even as he asked the ques­ starch, patting It Into a thick crust
and moistening whenever necessary. no other.
with accelerating motion, and the fast­ mun of leisure with means to gratify tion.
“Of course It’* the Antelope,” re­ Let thia stay on for two or three hours.
er it rolled the more relieved looked all the whims of a variable personality.
turned
Captain Jack w ith quick com­ If this doe* not absorb all the stein
my fellow passenger.
H e had been the owner of Captain
NOTICE OP GUARDIAN’» SALE
Suddenly 1 heard him give a sm oth­ Jack’s last ship, the big schooner Ante­ posure. “See that little pointed thing repeat the whole process. A wet stain
Pursuant to au order of the County C ourt
ered cry. and, following the direction lope. which had m ysteriously founder­ that’s flaming now?” That’s one horn should ba tal^ n oat as much as pos­
o f his eyes, I saw a man running like ed In the W est indies flvo years before, of the little bead that formed the fig­ sible by allowing lukewarm water to of the Mime of Osewon, (or (be oouutjr o f
run through the parE After the stain Wasoo, tunde on the lOiti day o f February,
a deer to catch the train. The pas­ with all hands lost save the captain urehead of my boat.”
1911, fron» and a fte r the 3S0th day o f M ay
has
been reduced In cylor by this meth­ 1911, I, the uudersigned guardian of the
senger put his head out the window
As the wonder of the strange hap­
and flrRt mate. Of course the loss of
od the starch may be applied as de­ estate of M ary B. bberar, a m iuor, shall
to see the end of the race, drew It In
the schooner had beeu more of a sor­ pening grew upon them they sat very scribed No ugly stain will remain proceed Io sell at private Hale for cash, a ll
and gasped:
row to Captain Jack than it had to silent. Who could call it a common oc­ after this treatment with starch.'
rig h t, title and in'ereat of Haiti m iuor <the
“My God!”
an me being one undivided one seventy-
Gerard Auaon, for the latter had currence that a broken portion of Cap­
“Did he catch the train?’’ I asked.
eighth) in and to that certain real propertv
money wherewith to build other boats, tain Jack’s schooner, loat in the West
“He Jumped on to the footboard of
Etary family has need of a goo«!, reliable and rights lu real property, situated in
and he had desired that bis friend Indies five years before, should have liaimesL For sprains, bruises, soreness of W hsoo county and in Bberman ooanty, in
the last car.’’
washed
upon
the
strip
of
beach
that
the state of O reg-w, p artic u la rly described
“ My friend.” I said, “I Judge that should take the command of a larger belonged to her owner and should burn the muscles and rheumatic pains there is as follows:
and newer one, but the sailor had de­
none better than Chamberlain's. Sold by
you are a political refugee.”
Went h alf of (be Southwest q uarter Sec­
there on the hearth now, a flaming all dealers.
\
tion 27
“Why do you think that?*’ said the clined with emphasis.
proof
of
her
destruction
?
“When the mystery of the Antelope
8outh»ast quarter of 8«cHou 84.
man. stiffening up.
“1 don’t wonder sailors are supersti­
Noribwcat quarter of the N ortheast quarter
Queered Himself.
“The man who run to catch the has been cleared up, Gerard,” he al­ tious,” said Gerard after a long time.
“Ah, Mr. Jlmsoll,” exclaimed the kit­ of Section A4
train Is a government official. Ills w ays Insisted, “then 1 may go to sea “The sea Is a fickle m istress, for she”—
North h alf of the Southwest quarter of
tenish Indy with the plenitude of pow­ Section
again.
In
the
m
eantime
my
berth
In
86 All in Township 8 South, of
object Is to nrrest you.’’
But he was doomed never to com­ der on her face, “you must remember Range I t East of the W illam ette M erid ia n .
the harbormaster’s department Is all
“Who are you?"
plete the sentence, for at that moment I am n daughter o f Eve.”
Also Ml eat h a lf of the East h alf o f Sec­
that I deserve.”
“An American.”
3
the burning wood stirred strangely In
“Well honestly,” replied the blunder­ tion
They
had
been
spending
several
days
Southeast quarter of the Northwest q uar­
“Ah! Americans ore our friends.
the
Are
and
the
copper
letters
burned
ing
man,
“you
don’t
look
half
that
ter of S ction 3.
I will tell you. That man. as you say, In this cottage of Gerard’s, perched on at a white heat. A broad sheet of
R a st h alf of the Southwest quarter of
«id ”
'________
will arrest me, and I shall be sent to the North Carolina coast.
Section 3.
flame
seemed
to
stand
motionless
aa
a
“If
you
stick
to
your
determination
“I
had
been
troubled
with
constipation
Siberia. Help me!”
Northwest quarter of Section 10.
for two years and tried all of the best physi­
never to take another command until background for a curious picture.
Northwest quarter of the Southwest quar­
“How can I do that?”
Blue flames shot Its upper edge and cians in Bristol, Tenn., and they could do ter of Sect on 10; all iu Township 4 South,
“We are not unlike—the same height,
of
R time 14 Bast of the W illam ette M erid -
became a tropical midnight sky pow­ nothing for me,” writes Thos. E. Williams,
both light hair and beard, both wear
Middleboro, Ky. ‘*Two packages of Cham iau; and the ight to use so much of the
dered
with
golden
stars;
green
Are
ran
glussea. Give me your traveling coat
hanks of the DesOhutes riv e r, whera the
across the flame and became a placid berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cured same cr iases or tonohes the Northwest
and your golf cap and put on these
i.”
For
oale
by
all
dealers.
sen tinged with moonlight. On the
quarter o f the Southeast q uarter o f Section
Russian clothes. When the train stops
36, Township 3 South, of Range 14 East of
green sea there rested the graceful out­
an officer will come here to arrest me.
the W illa m e tte M eridian, as may ba necea
lines of a six masted schooner, one of
•«ary or convenient in the development of
But by that time It will be night. 1
GOOD
NATURE.
the largest and fleetest of her kind-
power on the DesOhntes river above or be­
shall pretend to be asleep In my cor­
low said Iasi described fort.v-acre trao», and
G ood nature is more agreeable
Her canvas hung motionless, for there
ner with the collar of your coat pulled
also the rig ht of way aoroov said last de-
appeared to be no wind. There were
in conversation than wit, and it gives
up about my face and your cap down
ecrib' d tract for pipe lines, oanalsor flumes
pygmy forms of men on deck—one at
that to the countenance which
on su ch line herfeon as m ay hereafter be
over my eyes. You say. with a groan
the
wheel
and
others
grouped
near
by.
selected.
of despair, ’I am caught at last, but 1
more pleasing than beauty.
Bids w ill be reoeived by me at the office
Suddenly the pygmy men ran to and
will not live to go to the mines!’
„ the County Clerk of said Wasco eountv
fro as If frautlc with fear; something
D iffe re n t Effects.
While they are removing you I shall
at 'I he Dalles, in the ooanty of Waaoo and
long and sinuous sw ept the deck, and
“The sam e thing will make entirely state of Oregon.
watch for an opportunity to get away
C H R IS J O H N S O N , G uardian
when It vanished the men were gone. different Impressions on different read­
before they discover their mistake.”
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as aforesaid
Then other long, sinuous, shadowy ob­ ers, ” remarked the man who write«.
Wheu the scheme was first proposed
jects appeared at Intervals about the
“Quit* *o,” replied the lawyer. “Let­
to me I had not the remotest Idea of
vessel’s rails. Her sails quivered as If ters which bring tears to a girl’s eyes
perpetrating IE But since It was an
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
by some sudden shock. Out from the frequently make a Jury laugh.”—
hour before the train stopped he had
Notice is hereby given that the under
that time to persuade me. I should
companionway there tumbled two W ashington Star.
signed bas been appointed executrix of the
have yielded, but I was not sure that
other pigmy men, who glanced aloft
estate of Frnnk 8 C lark, deoeased. A ll per
sm s having claims against said estate are
I would not suffer a long term of Im­
and then ran to the forecastle hatch
berebv notified to present th«- same duly
prisonment for Interfering in the
and pounded lustily. As If impelled by
itemised and regularlv verified, at the lav
man's capture. Before we had reach
some Intense fear that did not take
office
of S. W . Stark, in Hood R iver, O r.,
IS 18 PA K T O P T H *
For Iafiuits and Children.
ed the station he had promised If I “ DO TOO 8 U P F A O N S T U E L T O H PE
w ithin six months from the date of this
shape in that beautiful moonlit night
?”
notioe, and a ll persons knowing themselves
would take bis place to see that the
the men ran to the punij» and sawed
to ba indebted to said estate are requested
American minister was made aware the mystpry o f the Antelope has been away.
to p iy th ’ mime.
of the matter, and as the train slowed cleared I’m afraid you’re doomed to
The vessel seemed to settle In the
Dated this, 2l»t dav of April, 1911.
Bear* the ,
N a N N IE E. C L A R K ,
dowu, not being able to resist his pa­ remain a landsman to the end of your water as If she was dragged down by
Signature
of
6’a21:u
19.901
Hood River, Oregon
days,” prophesied Gerard after they Invisible hands. The two meu on the
thetic appeals, I adopted his plan.
All happened as be had predicted. had listened to the beating of the ruin boat suddenly deserted the pumps and
As soon as the train stopped the coach for aw hile In silence.
lenped Into the sea Just as the beautl
NOTICE of final account
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
door was thrown open and a lantern
You wouldn’t blame me If you were ful schooner slowly careened, then
Departm »nt <»f the In te rio r, U nited States
Notioe la hereby given th a t the under­
thrust Into the compartment. True to in the sam e fix as I am,” retorted straightened, dipped her bow and went
signed, as adm inistrator of the estate of Laud Office, I’he Dalloe, Oregon,
April I4 lb , 1911
my promise. I cried out In Russian. Captain Jack, refilling his pipe.
down In a seething white foam of Henriette Kvaeberg, deceased, has filed bis Notice is hereby given that Leslie Sm ith
“I am caught nt last, but I will not
“How can you prove it, old man? bubbles. The bubbles spread aw ay, Anal report and eecnunt assueh adm in is tra ­ •f Aj ix, Oregon, who, on J hi nary 9th
live to go to the mines!”
You don’t know yoursel/ what hap­ and there remained the green, placid tor in the County Court of the state of O re­ 1906, made Homestead No. 141‘. 4 serial
gon, for the ooanty of Sherman, and
I was Jerked out of the coach and pened to the Antelope.”
n t-X , «u<i i»X oe)<
sen. on which bobbed a little boat and that M onday the 6th day of June, 1911, at No 03449, for lo 1,
,-ottou 6, township 2 south, range 19 east
hurried away. What became of the
“I know she sank under me without In It two pygmy men. Then all at once the h nr of 9 o'olock iu the foren >on o f said
W
illam
ette
m
eridian
,
has
filed notice of
“political” 1 did not know. I was five m inutes’ warning—w ent down In the scene disappeared, and there was day and the court rdom of said oonrt has
been appointed by said oourt as the tim e intention to m ate final five year ptuof, to
taken Into the station, glveu a closer a glassy sea under a full moon's rays.
the fireplace with Its charred embers and place fo r the hearing of objeolions establish cla m to the land above describ­
Inspection and the deception discover­ Fleck and I had barely time to Jump
ed, befor < th - Register mid Receiver of the
of the lost Antelope. The driftwood thereto and the Battlement thereof.
U S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon,
ed. By the next train 1 was taken and swim beyond the suction she made
Dated and first published A p ril 388th, 1911. on
had told Its story; the fate of the
the 23d day of May 1911, C laim an t
J U . KASKBEUG , Adm inistrator
back to St. Petersburg and thrown In going down. If It hadn’t beeu that
names
• a witnesses: H o «li S ’ott John T
schooner was a secret no more.
of
the
estate
of
H
e
n
r
ie
tte
K
naeberg.de-
Into prison.
Hope, H a rry B Haliner,
alter G S m ith , al I
one of the sm all boats got adrift and
The spell of silence which had rest­ o essed .
E
V
L1TTLFFIELD,
The next morning I asked for writ­ bumped Into us I wouldn’t be here to­
Attorney for Adm inistrator. o f A jax, Oregou.
e d upon the two men w as broken by 6ta28 j2 91]
6tn24iu l9 91 j
0. W. M O O R ® . Rsgistvr
ing materials, which were given me. night telling you this old yarn for the
Captain Jack’s excited cry. “Did you
and wrote a note to the American min­ hundredth tim e.”
N O T IC E O F F IN A L A CCO UNT.
«ee it. Gerard?” he gasped. “Did you
ister, stating that 1 w as an American
“I like to hear it. Jack.’’
see It?”
Notioe is hereby given that the under­ S U M M O N S — In the Circuì* <k a rt of the
citlxen in a Russian prison and asking
“You know Fleck sprang to the
Gernrd nodded. “I saw something, signed, ms adm inistrator of the estate of
S ta t e o f O regon for S h erm an ouUuty.
his assistance. The day passed and 1 pumps the first thing, but she w as dry
Jack
You will laugh if I tell you what John 0 . Kaoeberg, deceased, has filed his
heard nothing. A week, a month, went
final
report
andeoeouut
as
such
a
d
m
in
is
tra
­
D h uii G. Armstrong, P la in tiff, i
as a bone. It was more as if she was I saw —yon won’t believe me.”
by. I gave up hope and cursed my­
tor in the County Court of the state of O re ­
vs
-
being pulled down by some gigantic
“I’ll believe you, never fear; You gon fo r the ooanty of Sherman, and that Cimrlvs Armstrong,
D efendant. )
self for a fool.
force. You know the man at the wheel don’t mean the picture in the flame— Monday the 6th dav of June, 1911, at the
One morning a young man came to
hoar of 9 o’olook la the forenoon of said To Charles Ariuitrong the above uamed de-
and the watch had disappeared entire­ of course you saw that?**
see me. saying that he was from the
day and the ooturl room of said eourt has
defendant,
■_
ly when we reached the deck, and be­
“No. I don't mean th a t Jack: I mean been appointed by said oourt as the time
Iu ibe nnine of the State of Oregon
embassy. I asked him why be had been
fore we had time to get the rest of the the thing thnt pnlled the Antelope and sad plaoe fo r the hearing of objections
Yon
are
hereby
required
to appear aud
so long in taking cognisance of my
men out of the fo’ca s’le she was drawn the crew down to their deaths: I mean thereto and the settlement thereof.
answer the com plaint filed Mgninst you iu
note. He replied that no note had been
Dated and firstpublished April 28tb, 1911. the above entitled sajt.onor before the |a *t
under and w e bad to Jump for our the proof of your ability to take com­
received, but the very next day after
day of the tune prescribed in the order of
I . R. K.AH2BKRO, Aum inistrator
Uvea.”
mand
of
the
Petrel
next
month.”
said
of the estate o f John C Ease berg, deceased. publication to wit: on or before the 28th day
my arrest the minister had been In­
“And you won’t take command of the his friend calmly.
of A pril. 1911, and if you fa il to oo ap­
B.
V.
LITTLEFIELD.
formed of all that had happened. He
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Attorney fo r Adm inistrator. pear aud answer, p la in tiff w ill apply »o tbe
Petrel? ’flfou kpow you can have a
Captain
Jack
Bernard
uttered
a
re­
had since been trying to get the gov
oourt for tbe re lie f demnoded in the com­
third Interest In her at your own price, lieved sigh. “I was afraid it was an
p lain t filed herein against you, to-w ii: for a
emrnent to take the matter up. I had
and she will be a gold mine to us In optical Illusion on my own part.” ha
decree dissolving the bonds of m atrim ony
NOTIOE TO CREDITORS.
been twice moved from one prison to
now
existing between the p la in tiff and your­
the fruit trade. It Isn’t liecause she’s muttered. “I saw It, but scarcely be­
another, and each time the embassy
the District Oonrt of tb« United Sts tea, self on tbe grounds of desertion and fo r
a steamer Instead of a sailing vessel, lieved, and nobody else In the world for In the
Diatriot of Oregon.
snub other and farther relief as to the oourt
had been Informed o f my removal. In
In the m atter of Dnuosa Chisholm , B iuk
wHl«belleve ns If w e tell them that an
may seem eqnitable and jnat.
short, my note to the minister had not Is it?”
T t is Huwroons Is served upon you by p
“No, no. It’s merely because I can’t enormous devilfish pulled a six m ast­ i opt; No. 1778 in Bankruptcy.
been delivered, but some one had been
Notioe
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
18th
lieu lion thereof for ihe period of six success­
1911, Dunosn Chisholm , ive weeks iu The Hbero<an County Observer,
keeping watch over me and Informing trust m yself to take command o f any ed schodner to the bottom of the sea.” day of A p ril, A .
vessel until I am assured that the fate
Let us keep our own secret, then, as of Kent, Oregon, the bankrnpi above named, a w eek!/new ap"per of general circulntion,
the minister of my coodltlon.
of
the Antelope and the unfortunate the sea has the reputation of keeping wee d uly adjudicated beukrapt; end that publish* d iu Sherman oounty, Oregon, in
After another month’s hard work the
the flret meeting of hie creditor« w ill be pnrsuatiee to nn order of tbe Hoc Wm
embassy succeeded In securing my re­ men of my crew are not the result of hers.” said Gerard.
held a t the offices of theanderstgued Rooms H. niiclis, Coonty Judi;e for Bberuien On
my
own
negligence.”
“Rhe
didn’t
keep
this
one.”
said
the
401-2-3, Fenton Huildtog, P o rtland, OreaoL, dnlv made on the l8tb day of M arch, 1911
lease on condition that I leave the
“Your own word, without that of Antelot»e's captain as the last crum­ on the 2d day of M ay, 1911, at 10 A M . at and th» date ol the first publication thereof
country immediately. I was escorted
wbloh tim e s«id or. dttora may attend, prove is the 17th day of M arc h , 1911,
over the line, wondering the while Fleck’s, Is sufficient for me, Jack, and bling ash of his schooner faded Into their olatma, appoint a traatee, examine the
J O H N A. B E R R Y Attornev
fur F la iu tlff
bankrupt, and banaaol Booh other business 7tml7n28 881
whether I bad been n fool or a fine you know that your testimony as well nothingness.
as
his
has
fully
satisfied
the
board
of
as
may
properly
ooma
before
said
meeting.
fellow. 1 hud n i -v i. •' ' 1 1” ■ ;t:l
Claims must be presented in form re­
the border thnu a luhij aiep|ad up '.«» Inquiry thnt you are blatneleaa.”
quired by the Baukiupt Ao», and sworn to.
TREATMENT
OF
CURTAINS.
“1
want
lo
l»e
satisfied
m
yself;
until
the Circuit Court e t Ihe «tat«
me and said. “1 am to take you to the
The soiled nle tiled
discloses assets
S UMMON«—In
then I will not have the nerve to take
of Oregon, for Sherman county.
amounting to 140,000 00, estim ated.
eonnt.”
Hew to Launder the Laoe end Muslin
Dated April 20ih 1911.
“Thanks, no. I don’t want to go command of the squarest scow that
C h arles K E lto n , P la in tiff
)
Varieties.
CHESIBR G. MURPHY,
ever
cleared
from
any
port,”
said
Cap­
vs.
t, '
to any count. I’ve had enough of thia
,1
Referee in Bankruptcy.
To launder lace curtains soak them lta28 91]
tain
Jack
decisively.
Anna D eForert Elton, D tfen d an t
business.”
“Of course I know you’re right, overnight In a tub of lukewarm water
But be persuaded me and took me to
To Anns DeForest Elton, the above uamed
01753884
Jack,
but It’s a blamed shame, because to which are added two tableepoonfnla
a bouse where 1 was received by—the
defendant*
of ammonia and one-quarter cake of
the
mystery
of
the
Autelope
will
never
lu the name of ths « la te «»f Oregon:
man whom 1 had helped to escape. He
laundry
soap
shaved
fine.
Drain
off
Yon
sr hereby requir’ d to appear and
rushed forward and gave me a bear be cleared up.
North-
Time Table
aiiHwer the com plaint filed against ton iu
the water, but do not lift out the cu r South­
Captain
Jack
made
no
reply.
He
bound
Apr. 9, 1911
, hug and kissed m e-on both cbeeka.
the above e n title d srtit on or before ths last
tains, as the water will mak* them bound
paaarn-
dav of the tim e preacrilted in the order of
When his transports bad subsided he poked at the crumbling embers on the heavy and liable to tear. Pour In an­ paiven- «0Q
<er daily publication, to-wit: on or before tbe 28 h
hearth and drew them together In a
STATIONS
firr daily Q i
■aid:
other amount of slightly warm water
day of A pril, 1911, and if y<»n fa il to so
glowing
pyramid.
“Got
any
more
wood,
“I kept my promise. The government
7.30am appear and answer, tbe p lain tiff w ill apply
prepared In the sam e way. More the 7 00 pm 70 ---- Shaniko
Gerard?”
he
asked.
to the oourt for the rcMef demanded in the
tried to lose you. but my friends pre­
8.15
57
........W ilcox . . . .
o o v p la itt filed herein acains« you, tow it:
Ills hoot leaned to the ancient sea lac* about and aqueeae It, then drain 6 .0 0
vented
After you left me I got out
52 ........ K en t.......... 8.30
5.40
for a decree dixeolvitig »tie bonds of m s tri
and
put
In
a
third
and*.
of the car and escaped. 1 bate been cheat which served as a wood box and
45 . . . Bourbon . . . . 8.50
moil V now existing betweea tbe p la in tiff
Drain and lift carefully Into a rina- 5.20
38 . .. Grata VaUsy - 9.10
ai d vonr'Mdf, ou tbe grounds of dssertinn.
here ever since. 1 am a noble, rich, threw back the lid. A salty odor is­ ing water and then Into a bluing wa­ 4.50
9.40
siKi for each o her and fu rth er relief as to
sue«, from the recesses of the cheat
30
and half my fortune Is yours
ter. Pa«« through a wringar, lay over 4.30
the com« may seem eqnitable nnd just.
27 ........ M o ro .......... 9.50
-N o.” I said
“It feels so good to “Here’s some driftwood that Peters a line, then fasten Into curtain frame« 4.10
T his summons Is served upon vo i hy pub­
23 . . . DeMoa......... 10.05
3.55
have made one sacrificial act that you Ins picked up. I’ve been saving It for
lication thereof for the period of sut ■r.oeeaa-
19 . . . . McDooeld . . . 10.20
3 40
to
d
r
v
u
Ive
weeks in The dherman Ooauty Observer,
i
t
s
u
c
h
a
night
as
thia.
It
Isn’t
so
can’t pay me for doing It ”
To launder muslin curtains wash
16 ---- Sandon . . . . 10.40
a weekly newspaper of pen era I oiruulatioe,
« '>oiue of the stuff he brings In, them carefully, atarch and Iron on the 3.20
Bat I found It Impossible to got rid
10.45
Klondike . . . .
3.15 * 14,
published in Sherman eoun v, Oregon, in
* \ uomm It’s water soaked enough to
of the count’s gratitude
I went to
pursuance to an order of the Hon Wm.
9 ---- W a a c o ...... 10.55
wrong aide to make them look Ilk* 2.50
i.<
fireworks
for
aw
hile.”
Henricb», C -o n ly Judge for Sherman C o ,
Paris and bad no sootier arrived than
7 ........ Sink............ 11.25
2.25
new clo th .____________ ____
dnlv
m ad - on the 14th day of M areh
, • i iseed on several large timber*
5 . . . . Giboon . j . . 11.30
a number of Russians called on me.
2.10
11.55 Ar 11.11, and the v ate of the fir it publication
1.45 Lv 0 ........
1» in the dim glow of the ember*
Prejudloee.
One Offered mo a box at th* opera,
thereof is Ihe 17»h d \v of M areh, 1911.
We can forgive any man hl* preju­
another the use o f a bouse. There was wer* quite indistinguishable a* to
ALLAN
---------- I B . JOY. Attorney
For information end rates, apply to
(or HlsltkUff
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dice«—provided they don’t conflict with
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OREGON
New brick building newly furnished.
Sherm an county people m ade welcome at all times.
One block from depot.
Rates 50c and up.
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Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates’
50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. European
plan. Sherm an County headquarters.
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P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
Opened June, 1908.
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Positiv ly m.:st centrally
located
Fifth St. cars pass
the dooi s evei y few miutes
Attractive Cafe and Grill Music
E u ro p e an P la n . Rates f t 0 0 a n d up
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ru n n in g water and lo n g d istan ce telephones.
European plau. Rates $1 per day and up.
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Clean beds, and table the best the m arket
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Com«
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CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.