W IM »'
.
SUMMONS—In the Circuit Court o f the
action. The horses were gone, aufl tflel»
stMte of Oregon for Sherman oouoiy.
scarchlights
earnings went with them
I D a u u a U . Armstrong, P laintiff, |
“Philemon’s father was angry enough A tp«elal Pattern Muet Be Used en
Charles Armatroug, Defendant. )
because the young man could not recol­
the Sues Canal.
lect whut he had done with the money,
W . C R U T L E D G E , Proprietor,
MORO. OREGON.
Every w a r vessel carries from one to To Chai lee Armatroug, the above named de­
fendant—
and It was finally concluded that what
twenty ««4l^hI1ght». »nd •▼«T ve»se
F R I D A Y . . . . . . . . L J une 23 1911
In the nam e of the State o f Oregon:
he had not spent In entertainm ent he
o f s a y degfeflptlon whatever passing
Yon are hereby required to appear and
had been relieved of by his unscrupu­
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n t e r , B a n k
through the Buei canal has to carry »newer the oom plalnt tiled against you in
P «r««n al Talk W ith Yew.
lous companions. The money was gone
the above entitled suit, on or before the last
o
n
e
o
f
a
a
p
o
d
a
l
pattern.
day
of
the
tim
e
prescribed
in
the
order
o
f
a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
and Uncle Philemon’s Uncle Philemon
, At any ti mewhen requested to do so.
▲ searchlight consists essentially of publication, towit, on or before the 30th day
was disgraced.
the paper will be discontinued. But we
of June, 1011, and if you fail to ao ap­
B e d s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w i l l
sn arc lamp of special form, a para
“He died a moderately poor mkn—
expect that all arrears will be paid before
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the
And How It» Visit* Were
bollc mirror and a case to hold the lot, oourt
‘
if
dem
anded
in
the
oom-
for the relief dem anded-------
auch request is made It is eaay to ask us
land poor—aud today the disappear­
a f fo r d .
th» case hetny mounted to as to be plaint filed herein against you, to-wit, for a
Stopped
for a atatement, which will be cheerfully
ance of the money Is as much a mys­
decree
dissolving
the
bonds
of
m
atrim
ony
capable
o
f
movement
In
two
dlrec-
rendered at any time.
tery as ever. They say thHt the old
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
tton o-vla. vertically and horizontal­ now existing between the plaintiff and your
self, on the grounds of w ilful desertion
gentleman returns now aud then, es­
By C LA R ISSA M A C K IE
ly. The hood, as thia case lo called, and for suoh other and further relief as to
pecially on the anniversary of the day
’ • Copyright by Am erican Press Aaso
the Court may seem equitable and just.
on which he made the unhappy deal la made of «beet steel about 8.82
« »
r elation, HU.
T his sum m ons is served upon you by pub­
Inch
thick.
'
T
h
e
turnable,
trunnion»,
the horse buyers, in order to make
lication thereof for a period of six su ccess­
4 I I H - f . | I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 ’I"» a with
etc
are
in
gun
metaL
The
ive weeks iu The Sherm au County Observer,
more thorough search for the m iss­
“That for a ghost!** cried Clarke, ing moiiey. I saw him a yeur ago to­ arms which support the hood are of a weekly newspaper of general oiroulation
east s t e a p T be lamp box 1» form­ published iu Sherm an oouuty, Oregon, in
»OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
with a contemptuous snap of hla fin night. and I hope you are scheduled to
pursuance to an order of the Hon D R Park­
ed a» part o f the hood. The mlr
er, Cirouit Judge for Sherm an oounty, duly
By M A R T H A B. H UTCH IN S
gere. “Who ever saw one? Did you, be cured of your doubts.” Evans light­
ed his cigar once more uud leaned com­ ror la carried on spring» In the made on the 16th day of May, 1011,
Evans?"
GOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
back cover, and at the front of the and the date of the first publication there­
Copyright. IMO. by Am erican Presa
“Parfreps," said hla friend evasively. fortably back In Ills chair.
19th day of May. 1911.
hood 1« a -front glass” mounted In a of ia the JOHN
Clarke
shrugged
his
shoulders
and
A.
B
K
liliY
,
Attorney
A ssociation.
•Tm not certain whether I did or not.
W HEN
IN
PORTLAND
STOP AT
for P laintiff
turned over the leaves of a magazine gun metal ring. a,‘d ^h® dispersion 97.ml9j30
Thar» why I Invited you down to keep
us
w
hen
’carried
1»
hinged
on
.In
with careless Indifference.
John Benton worked for a ranchman watch with me and make uncertainty
"No objections to my potting nt him front o f thia. Training 1» carried out S U M M ON8—In the Circuit Court ot the State o f
Oregon for Sherman countv.
and lived In a little cabin with hla certainty.”
with my revolver?” he asked hope­ by means of a w orm and worm wheel
or
by
a
rack
and
pinion.
Slewing
Is
daughter Sarah, who was his only com ­
“In other words, when is a ghost 7 fully.
Verna C Becker, P laintiff,
1
vs.
>
panion, hla wife being dead. Sarah Jeered Clarke. In hla favorite vaude
“Why. iio so long as you don’t cut effected by maaus of a pinion which Joseph Becker,
D
efendant.
J
crown wheel on the un­
kept house for him, did his cooking,
a hole In the portrait.” assented Ev­ g«ars Into
Corner of 7th and Stark S treet.
vllllan manner.
derside
o
f
the
turntable,
or
else
It
Is
washed bis clothes and In the even­
To Joseph Beoker. the above nam ed de­
"Uaually at 12,” returned Evans dry­ ans. “Are you a good shot?" be asked
ings when a book was obtainable read
fen d an t—
done directly by band.
C H A S . W RIGHT, P resid en t
ly, “Now, so that you may not become as an afterthought.
The Snap canal regulation« require In the nam e of the State of Oregon:
to him.
M C. D IÇ K IN S O N , M an ager.
“Am
I?
Ask
Timothy
Allen.
I
You
are
hereby
required
to
appear
an«
When Sarah was nineteen years old n e r v o u s through anticipation, let us
that the projector shall be capable of answer »he oom plaint filed against you in
knocked the button off his cap the
I t is new, and its rooms are provided with
giving the Hght required under two the above en titled suit, on or j»efora the last
John died. All he left her was the forget the grewsome story of my Uncle
cabin, his horse and his stock of shoot- Philemon’s Uncle Philemon and turn other dHy.”
different ooM ltlon«—In the first case a day of the tune presoribed io the order of
ru n n in g water and longdistance telephones.
“I can trust you with Uncle Phile­
publication,to wit: on or before the 2»d day
lng Irons. He was burled by his em to pinochle.”
broad, flat b a a » of light Illuminating of
June, 1911, and if you fall to so ap
E uropean plan. Rates $1 per day and up.
mon.
then.”
said
Evans,
relieved.
They drew closer to the library table,
both bank» and the canal uninterrupt­ pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the
ployer, and Sarah th» night after the
“Want
somebody
else
in?”
asked
edly. thia being used when no other ooort for the relief dem anded in the oom-
funeral found herself alone In her while the servant plied more wood on
cabin with the problem of her future the firs and placed a tray of refresh Clarke. “I can run out and ask one ship la approaching: In the other case S laint filed herein against vou, to-wit, for a
eoree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
before her. Had ahe been born a boy menta close at hand. Then the man of your servants In If you want me they require a beam having the same now existin g between the plaintiff and your oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
sh e would not have ao dreaded trying withdrew, leaving the two friends sit­ to." He turned toward the door.
angle of divergence and consequently aelf on the grounds of inhum an treatm ent
“They won’t do at all—too much of the Mina Width a« the first, but dlvld
and for suoh other aud further relief as to
to make a llvlug, but there was no ting la the large, high celllnged apart­
the
emotional about them. What we ed Into two portion«, with a dark In­ the oourt may seem equitable and just.
l 1 1 -1 1 I H - ’H - l I l l I - l l l l -H - I - l - l - I - l - r i - H H - H - E
work commonly doue by girls of her ment, whose walls were lined with tall
This sum m ons is served upon you by pub­
class that she cared to undertake. To bookcases variegated with large fam ­ need for these experiments are men of terval between, thus giving light at lication thereof for a period of six su ccess­
physical muscle as well as those of both aides, bnt not directly in front, ive weeks in The Sherm an County Observer,
become a cook or a dishw asher was ily portraits.
weekly newspaper of general oiroulation,
“Who Is the gent with the leary mental power. Understand?”
to her an abhorrence. Even the only
and ao not Interfering with the navi­ a published
in Sherm an oounty, Oregon, in
'T rying to,” said Clarke helplessly.
legacy her father had left her, his eye?” demanded Clarke suddenly as
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
gation of the approaching v essel.-J . purHuanoe to in order of th© lio n Win H» n
“I’ve been thinking, Dan,” went on M Ilealop In Uaaaler's Magazine.
horse and equipments, was useless to he flung down his cards and faced to­
riohs, County judge for Hherman oouuty,
Opened June, 1908.
Oregon, duly m ade on the 5th day of May
ward one of the paintings. “That over Evans thoughtfully, “why wouldn’t it
her as a girl.
1911, and the date of the first publication
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
be a good idea for you to step up to
Sarah settled the problem In this the fireplace?”
H a p p ie s t G ir l I n L in c o ln .
thereof is the 12th day of May 1911.
“That’s my Uncle Philem on’s Uncle the shade of my uncle and endeavor
w ise: She would put on the clothing
A M WING, Attorney
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, “I had been
for plaintiff
her father had left behind him, mount Philemon,” explained Evans solemnly. to prove whether his guise Is that of ailing for some time with chronic constipa m!2j28.95]
P o s itiv 'ly m o st c e n tra lly ”
his horse, go to a region where she
"The old party wbo walks?” asked real flesh and blood or”—
lion and stomach trouble. I began taking
lo ca te d . F ifth St. ca rs pass ••
“Whether he's a combination of Chamberlain’a Stomach and Liver Tablets SUMMONS—In tlm Circuit Court of the
was not known and hire herself out Clarke, a trifle put out in manner.
th e doo, s evei y few m iu te s ..
misty gray chiffons?” ended Clarke and In three day« I was able to be up and
for a cowboy. That night she locked
state of Oregon, for Shermau oouuty.
“Yea. Why?”
—
—
her cabin, put the key In her pocket
“I wish you’d hang a curtain over disgustedly. "I’ll Pot do it. ’ I’ll take got better right along. I am the proudest
I
girl in Lincoln to find such a good medi­ B, lie B ailey, P laintiff,
and In h man’s garb rode westward till the picture. With due respect to your shots at him, though.’*
A
ttractive
Cafe
and
G rill Music
V
rt
Z
Five minutes before 12 the clock cine.** F or sale by all dealers.
morning, when, coming to a ranch, ahe ancestors, Evana, old man. he’s about
W J B ailey, D efendant.
I
E u ro p ean P la n . Rate» $1 0 0 a n d up +
found a breakfast and a Job. She as disagreeable a party as I ever met.” gave a little warning click, which was
To W J Bailey, the ubove nam ed defen d ­
Many Kinds at Monkeys.
Evans smiled rather maliciously “If followed by . the clicking of Clarke’s
called herself Jack Benton, and no
ant
„
.
The
ordinary
reader
hardly
realize«
_
L. Q. SWETLAND. Secy, and Mgr.
one on the place suspected that she you prefer It. Ed, we can go In some revolver ns he cocked the weapon.
i
In the nam e of the State of O reuon:
You Hre hereby required to appear and
I I'll n i l ' n
i l T - l I 1 r i H H ! 1 1 I ■ H T - I - H - H I 1 1 - H -4-ÌT1 I I I 1 l"H"1
was a girl. She rounded up cattle with
Somehow it doesn’t seem Just the how many varieties of monkeys exist.
answer the com plaint filed agaiuet you in
the other cowpunchers.
right thing to take advantage of an We hear of monkeys In the Indies with the above entitled suit, on or before the last
Among the women on the ranch was
old man like that,” Evans was begin­ reddish brown bodies, black beads and I day of the time prescrila-d in the order of
I H I t l l l l l l 1 1 1 1 I H ~ t I I ' fl — ‘ » ! 1 " 1 1 1 1 i ’ ’ i - i - l l I '1 ’1 "
1 I I I I I "M ; ’
faces of a sky blue. There are mon­ publication, towit, on or before the 2 3<1 day
a pretty girl Of her own age, Martha
ning, rather uneasily, when the big
key«
With
white
eyelids
and
green
of
June,
1911,
and
if
yon
fail
to
ao
ap­
Swayne. for whom Jack conceived
clock In the hall boomed out the hour
monkey» to be found on the African pear aud answer, plaintiff will apply to the
ao stroug a friendship that she Im­
of 12, to be Immediately followed by
for the relief dem anded :n the com ­
continent and Cape de Verde Islands. oourt
parted to her her secret. Now, it hap­
plaint filed herein agniust you; to-w it, for
the sm s Her chime of the library clock.
The
howlers,
which
Inhabit
South
O scar A nderson , Manager.
a
decree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
pened that one of the boys. Ben
Then It was that they both found
America, are large and fierce, and now e x is t in g b e t w e e n the plaintiff aud
Hughes, w as In lose with Martha and,
their attention attracted to the picture travelers describe their yells as abso­ yourself, on the grounds of desertion and
Cor. Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon.
seeing Jack Benton a great deal with
of Uncle Philemon over the fireplace. lutely appalling. So dreadful Is the for suoh other and further relief as to the
may seem equitable and just.
her, became Inordinately Jealous. In
Some unseen wind was blowing It sound of their roarings that one would oourt
T his sum m ons is served noon you by publi­
▼aln Martha protested that her Inti­
gently to and fro, out from the wall Imagine that all the beasts of the for­ cation thereof for a period of six weeks in
Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates
macy with Jack was a mere friend­
and then back Hgnln. and they dis­ ests had gathered together for a battle. the Sherm an Countv Observer, a weekly
ly one. Hughes would not be con­
tinctly heard the rub and knock of the These creatures are so fierce that even newspaper of general circulation published
50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. European
in Hherman oounty. Oregon, in pursuance
vinced. It became evident that Jack
heavy frame us It pounded the wall. the most skillful and adventurous to an order of the H«»n W illiam H ennohs.
plan, Sherm an County headquarters.
would be obliged either to be dl»
A little drift o f ’ dust floated down trainer Is unwilling to teach them County Judge of said Sherman cou n ty,O re­
gon,
duly
made
on
the
5th
day
of
May,
graced In the eyes of her associates or
from the disturbed frame.
tricks.
1911 and the date oY the first publication
tight Ben Hughes, who lost no oppor­
“My Lord!” gasped Evans excitedly.
12lb ■’■ /* ? ' “ DHTON.
A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L .
Right in your busiest season when you
tunity to provoke her.
But Clarke wus siieechless with
have
the
least
time
to
spare
you
are
most
7t.m
l2j23.96l
Attorney
for
P
laintiff
Among the boya was a manly young
amazement, his hand holding the
J I | | | | l..|- | 1 1 1 1 I - H 1 1 T - 1 4 - I H - I - H - I - 4 - H - H - M - H - h
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several
fellow, ten years Jack's senior, named
cocked pistol resting on the edge of days’
time, unleaayou have Chamberlain’s
Randall, for whom Jack had conceived
N S ----- In the Circuit Court ol :he State
the table and quite carelessly pointing (’o lio, C holera'«* Diarrhoea Remedy at
S U M o M f O Oregon,
lor Sherman countv
an affection. Had Randall reciprocat­
the weapon at the huge Chinese porce­ hand and take • d o» oo the first appear
i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 11 i I ' H - K - H -H H -:
- h - i - i m
i l H 4 »
ed Jack might have confessed her se i
lain vase that stood at one end of the anoe of the disease. For sale by all dealers. W illiam H Cooley, Plaintiff, 1
vs.
f
and all would have goue smoothly for
» L
-
•" -■ -■
mantel.
Ida A. Cooley, D efendant.
J
both couples. But how was Randall
The drifting dust seemed to thicken
* A Reyel Exile’s Reoeptlon.
to reciprocate an affection of which
and form u cloud which obscured the
In the memoirs of Prince«« Murat To Ida A. Cooley, the above-named de- ••
picture for a moment. Then It thinned there 1« *u indignant description of
feudaut,
, .
he was unaware and not knowing that
u am eof the State of Oregon.
again, and out of the frame there the reception accorded Napoleon III. In the
Jack was s girl?
Yon are hereby required to appear and
stepped Uncle Philemon’s Uncle Phile­
As was natural. Jack confided his
«newer the com plaint fite«l against you io the
Y ou are co rd ially invited to make the
above entitled acit, on or before the last day
mon, resplendent In velvet coat and In England in 1871'.
trouble with Hughes to Randall, telling
’•When
the
emperor
went
to
Wind­
of
the
tim
e
prescribed
in
the
<
’rd®r
Pu
b
'
lace
and
lw»wlgged
and
powdered
and
him that he would be obliged to fight
liaation, to-wit, on or before the 23d day of
patched.
He stepped easily to the sor by the queen’« Invitation, accom­ June 1911, and if yon fail to ao appear
for a girl whom he didn’t love and
panied
by
the
Due
de
Baeaano
and
broad
shelf
and
paced
down
Its
length
and anewer plaintiff will apply to the oonrt
who dldu’t love him.
toward the Chinese vase, his head the officer« of his suit, he found that for the relief dem anded in the oom plaint
••Well.” said her friend, “all you need
filed herein against yon, to-wit, for a decree
towering upward, his hands clasped only a «mall pony carriage had been dissolving
to do la to tell him so and have the
the bonds of matrimony now ex­
behind his bent back. Seen through sent to m eet him all that was thought isting between the pi dotiff and yourself on
girl do likewise, if this doesn’t work s t x rpan x a s i i . t t o t h k ii r o a d b h k l e
Your resting place between trains
the
grounds
of desertion aud cruel and in­
tho
mist.
It
appeared
that
the
portrait
necessary
for
a
fallen
sovereign.
The
you’ll have to fight.”
other room—-my den, for Instance only
human treatm ent, and for suoh other and
Martha and Jack put their beads to­ 1 thought you dldu’t mind Influences of Evans' uncle was still In the frame, empress w as loud in expressing her further relief as to the oourt may seem
at The Dalles, Oregon,
and yet lie paced the broad mantel, outraged feelings • • • Lord Gran equitable and just.
gether, aud the result w as that Ran and small matters of that sort,”
An
excellent
restaurm it nt moderate pi ices.
dexterously
evading
the
few
orna
'Phis
summoue
is
seived
upon
you
by
pub­
vllle
and
Mr.
Gladstone
were,
I
know,
dall was commissioned to send a chal­ ed Evans.
horrified when they heard of the blun­ lication thereof for a period of six suooese-
lenge from Jack to Hughes
It was
’T h e library for mine,” asserted n ie n ts w ith bis silk stockinged legs.
ive weeks in the Sherman County Observer,a
T h e tfc o w a tc h e r s g a sp ed e x c ite d ly ,
der.' I think that an apology was sent weeltlv newspaper of general circulation,
arranged that they should meet In a Clarke stiffly, and then the play went
1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1
•M-b-H-HH-H-HV
and
then
Clarke's
nervous
finger
in
to
his
m
ajesty,
blaming
some
official
published in hherman oountv Oregon, in
clump of trees not far from the ranch on for another hour, but all the time
pursuance to ao order of the Hon Wm llen -
house. At the last moment RandaU, the visitor w as twitching uneasily in advertently pressed the trigger of the of the court for the tactleeajnclvlllty.*
richs, Judge of the County oourt of Sberm an
seeing that Jack had no relish for such hla chair, svldently 111 at ease over the pistol, and It went off with a star
Sprains require careful treatment. Keep oouuty, Oregon, dnly made on the 5th day
tliug
detonation
in
the
quiet
room.
affairs, offered to pick a quarrel with c lo s e scrutiny o f the beruffled and be
quiet and apply Chamberlain’a Liniment of May, 1911, and the date of the first
Hughes and claim precedence and thus wlgged old gentleman standing so stiff The form on the mantel shelf seemed freely. It will remove the soreness and nublication thereof is the 12th day of
take the affair off Jack’s bands. At ly In ths gold frame over the fireplace to rush back Into Its frame, which quickly reatore the parte to a healthy con­ May, 1911. q o k D O N a f a u r i N ,
hung rigidly as l>efore. The dust dis dition. For sale by all dealers.
T . N C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie t o r
7t.rol2je23 95]
Attorneys for P laintiff
this Jack showed a fright that he had
-O h—ah"— yaw ned Clarke as the
not displayed at hla own m eeting w ith hour of 11 was chimed. ‘‘You licked appeared, and the room lay bathed
In the warm lamplight as It was tie-
P a st Hla K n ow led ge.
hla enemy.
--------------------------------- —
4,
m s all to bite, Ed. Let’s quit. I’m fore the clock hud struck.
SUMMONS — In the Circuit Court of the
H aving decreed that a woman must
State of Oregon for Shermau oennty.
•‘Yov're a queer duck,” said R an ­ dying for sm oke.”
The room was the same, save that be pollts to her husband. » learned
dall. "You have all the sensitiveness
“gam e here,” said the other, scratch
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric
*
the great Chinese vase which had Judge Immediately w as accosted by Sam uel O. Potter, Plaintiff,
of a girl and all the pluck of a man." lng a match.
vs.
stood on the mantel shelf even before
Call Bells.
O. R- & N. Local Trains
Randall put an arm affectionately
E lisabeth P otter, D efendant
"What did the old fellow do?” ask
the day when Uncle Phllemou’s Un­ one of the sex.
around hie friend and gave him a bit ed Clarke after a alienee which he had
Your
decision
might
fit
som
e
esses,”
stop at front door.
Railway
'tick et
+
To E lisabeth Potter the above uaroed de­
cle Philemon had lived In the old
of a hug. "W hat-blushing? You’re vainly employed In endeavoring to
defendant,
brick mansion was shattered by the she admitted, “but when the husband
In
the
name
of
the
Htate
of
Oregon
the first man I ever saw do t h a t ”
office
in
the
Lobby.
stare Uncle Philemon’s Uncle Phlle straying bullet from Clarke s carelesa Haa forgotten to mail her letter«,
Yon are hereby commanded and re­
Jack broke away and. running as mon out of his disagreeable counte­
speak« unseemly of her mother and quired
to appear and answer the oom plaint
fast as be could to where hla horse nance. “W hat waa his particular wild weapon.
When they gathered their w its to­ without warning bring« a friend home Jf the plaintiff filed against yon in the
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
atood, mounted him and galloped off. oat that he must come back to see how
above entitled ooarl, ou or before the i w
gether and convinced them selves that to dinner**— 3
day of June. 1911. and if you fail to so ap­
Randall, who stood looking a t h im It flourlsheth 7”
T
h
«
Judge,
b
ein
g
a
lea
r
n
e
d
Jud
ge
In­
they were not dreaming—tbst they
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the ♦ ♦ V
w ith a puzzled expression, muttered:
“lloraes.” said Evans laconically.
had simply talked them selves Into see d eed , h ad h a d th e praaenee o f m ind to oonrt for the relief prayed for in the oom ­
" H e ’s a n ic e boy. I. w o u ld n ’t lik e to
"Extravagant, I suppose, and put a lng ghostly visions and after the re a d jou rn c o u r t w h ile th e q u e s tio n s w ere plaint filed against you herein, wbioh is
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tor a decree dissolvin g and holding for
see him killed.”
m o rtg a g e on the old home, la that freshment tray had helped to restore b e in g form u lated .
uanght the bonds of m atrim ony heretofore
Before the meeting, which w a i to
•Madam,” ha rejoined meekly, ”1 am and now existing between the plaintiff and
w hat the double uncle did?”
their courage—they gathered up the
take place at eumiee. Jack told hla
broken porcelain vase and found w ith­ now but a humble cltlsen and not en­ yonrself and for suoh other, further and
“Y ep”
second that he would meet him on the
"Then he’a a doable dyed old villain.” in Ita shattered shell all the money titled t o a n ^eptnlea.**—P h ila d elp h ia general relief aa to the court rosy seem
ground. Jack had also Insisted that
eqnitable and just.
sniffed Clarke. “Ought to had hla head Uncle Philemon’s Uncle Philemon had Ledger.
T his sum m ons is a-rved upon you by pn»>-
In order to keep the m a tte r a se c r e t
bumped
I suppose the other uncle, carelessly stowed away that day so
lioation thereof for the period of Six wmaeou-
Randall should act for Hughes as
tive se e k s, seven issues, in 1 be Sherman
many years ago when In the sowing
‘ C h ild r e n • C r y
well as for himself. Thia was not hla namesake, the last one. had to
County Observer, a weekly newspaper of
of his wild pats he had chosen to sell
work
off
tbs
mortgage
”
general oiroulation, publish« d and issued
considered remarkable, for Randall
FOR FLETCHER'S
E ntirely new, convenient to husineRfl.
off
his
father’s
blooded
horses.
4
The
weekly
in Moro. Hherman county. Oregon,
“Right again.”
was a friend to both of them, and an
in
pursuance
of
an
order
«
“
»<!•'•
r*“
d*
'<
J.*ii
money
was
all
there
In
gleaming
gold.
"Well, what’e Philemon back again
C lean beds, and table tho host tho m arket
affair of the kind In that region was
and entered on the 8th dav of May, 19U.
“1 guess the old follow has raised
bv the Hon D B Parker, J odge of the
not to be considered as one to be han­ for? Trying to rales some more mon­
will afford. Prices reasonable.
Com­
the mortgage nt last,” said Evnns a
Eleventh J ndioial D istrict of the Hi ate of
dled under the «*« d»» »lrodlo
There­ ey on the place?”
H B R IFT 8A I.B . J h u
little breathlessly after they had
Oregon, and the date of the first pab 10a-
It
up.
He'a
been
hanging
mercial
trade
solicited.
fore on the morning appoiuled H u>
rananl to tion theroof is the 12th
Notiee is hereby given
paranan
counted It and examined It to their
dall and Hughes went together to the around (he last three years now, doing
the
command
of n a «*<«
writ "•
of execution
m s oom
m snu m
“"Z” " /; ; - 11 and
hearts'
content.”
Attorney for Plaintiff
the same old stunt. You see. hla father
d e r o f sale Issued wot o f »he Circuit court m lij23 981
place of rendexvous
“And laid his own ghost nt the same of the state of Oregon, for the'
As the two men approached the had a beautiful stable of blooded
Y
am
hill,
to
me
directed.
d*t«d
‘he
4tb1
d
a
,
time.” added Clarke seriously, which
clump of trees, on which the eun waa horses, and at one time when the
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wits quite true, for Uncle Philemon’« of Mav.1911, In a soft therein pend lag where­ l - W . B . t » . 17453886
.
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pouring hla first rays. Randall stopped old gentleman waa away and young
in the Northwestern f r o s t Co., e
Uncle
Philemon
never
walked
again,
tion la plaintiff, and J. 0 Beckner ia de
“1 thought 1 saw s woman'i drees Philemon waa home (you’d never think
ant
com m anding
me
*°
**1!
that decrepit old gentleman ever was for he bnd accomplished his long poet fend
flash between two tree tru n k s”
the reel property hereinafter d.aeribed
N orth-
Time Table
poned
act
of
reparation.
young. with good red blood In him.
“By thunder!” exclaimed Hughes
to sa tisfy a jndgmea» and
"lLv <if South­
¡bound
Apr. 9, 1911
bound
and entered in -aid oanae on the 14th day of
“I hope Martha hasn’t got on to the would you?», why, Philemon took ad
pauen-
Had Proved It.
April. 1910. in favor
“ l* Pl»1»*‘® *“d P““ ? 1'. IX "
vantage of an opportunity to dispose
STATIONS
affair and come to atop It.”
Wo bad outapanned the wagona on against the defendant J C Beckner for t
grr daily Q 4s
•
M O I I O , < > l< I-X »< ) N .
'
They walked on. but suddenly otop- of the whole stable for a large sum. the veldt between Prleska and Ken- s n m o f 8» 00 and i»tercet thereon from
Shaniko ..
jwh !
again. They heard women's and after one wild night, when he en hard. The donkeya had lieen driven June 5»tb 1910 at 6 per een» par annum and
. . . W ilco x ..
voice« singing In unison Pushing on. tertalned a crowd of hla half lntoxlcat
'L
to the veldt, and we. tny friend and the fnrthev sum of |1B •*)
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
and the further m « o f
00 with
' ’ Mt Kent . . . .
. . were
____ talking In Ik
coming to a grotto formed by young ed <-om p«nlons a t a p rin cely fea»t.
myaelf,
the . *•♦••!**
tael tO
to thereon et « pet cent from the 24th dav of
. ipoorbon ■.
tree«, they saw Martha and another entire «nm of money dlsoppenrod *« a Dutchman named Gert Maans about Mareh. 1910, and the further earn of »4 1»
.Grew Valley
ooeta snd diabnraemeuts o f eaid action, and
girl with their arms around each oth
If M h ad n e v e r been
He «woke the the wonder« of the universe.
C. R. BELSHEE. Proprietor and Manager.
. . . Rrtkine ..
a
o
o
r
slsg
ooeta,
I
w
ill
on
er
They soon recognized the other next morning sober ns an owl and
We mentioned that the world was
. . Moro . . . .
ro«ld give no accounting of (he trana- round? Mnana anld that he knew It.
Saturday the 8th day of July, 1911,
. .. DeMim .,
girl as Jack ,
Telephone from The Dalles or any Sherman connty points at our ex­
McDoneld .
There were blushes and sm iles on
Thia answer waa unusual for a Boer, At Ibe hoar of 94W o’etook a. m. of eaid
pense. Service furnished to or from Moro lo any point.
.
.
,
Sandon.
.
the fa ce , of I m »( b g irls, th o u g h - J a c k ’s ”
ao w e asked him how he knew. H« day, at the Ooort H ooee door in Moro.
OUR M O TTO “Plea»« the public.”
.. Klondike
Sherm an eonuty. Oregon,
‘.h* ^ ‘j
w ere principally hln-hes. Her etory
replied:
. . , Wa.co ..
bidder for cash in hand all of the d
w as told, end «he announced that by
“I started to ride to Poortje one dark eat
. . . Sink----
fondant’s Interest in end to
J J 1“’ '"F
F®r Tnfiawta a n d C h lld rflli.
EVERYTHING NEW AND I 'I ’TO-DATE,
night through the veldt, and I rode described reel property
a« 1 vice of her friend «1»*
»<»
w2 iw n T o n e
. . . Gibson . .
hard all the night, and next morning I one half o f Peetloo T«»ar(4)
longer ina*»»crsde as a roan.
_
Riggs _________
I) Booth, of Range 19 Eastiaf the
Indeed, such masquerading w«e no
found myaelf nt the place I atarted •Me
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For information and ratea, apply to
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I
know
the
world
Is
round
be-
longer necessary. It W
B e a m th e
- * ■ ’ü ’î i i î ? ; " ’ '
fore «be had promised to be Rao
cause I rode round It.**— Ix m d o n Stand
S ig n a tu r e o f
dall’a w ife, and Instead o f • deal th.
•rd.
T h e O b server
Uncle
P h ilem o n ’s
:: VG host
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