Tiie Observer
MORO.
OREGON.
F R I D A Y ............. October 13,1911
T H E T IN
.
PEDDLER
Personal T a lk W ith Yaa.
Al any timewhen requested to do ao,
the paper will be discontinued. But we
expect that all arrears will be paid before
•uch request is made. It is easy to ask us
lor a statement, which will be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
TRIPOLI IS DECLARED
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Italian Governor Issues Pro
H e W as Chock Full of
Romance
By F.
A. MffCHEL
Copyright by American Press Asso
ciation, l i l t
Few persons are satisfied w ith their
station In life or their occupation. I
am an exception to that rule. I de
light In my work, and yet I am only
face at Ills Window, lltduflnated by a
firelight. It ’s the prettiest sight be/ever
saw. A t any rate, If a vista of heaven
had been opened to me I couldn’t have
been more delighted.
I whirled my chair around and sat
enraptured.
The window was just
high enough from the ground and the
girl just tall enough to show her face,
but not the rest of her body. She
could see me fairly well by /he light
of the fire.
“Who are you.” she asked, “and
w h a t are you doing here?*’
“I ’m a pin peddler, and I stopped
here for overnight.”
“Is that all? I thought you must be
robber.”
“I suppose a robber would be more
attractive to you than a tin peddler.”
“Not a nice tin peddler.” r
There was some encouragement In
this. But I was curious to And out
about the house 1 was In.
"Where did you come from?” I
asked.
From Just over a rise in the ground.
Our place Is hidden by trees. I saw
smoke'against the sky and came to
the bill to find out what it come from.*
Since it was from this chimney I
thought I ’d come on and see who was
In the bouse.”
*
“I ’m very glad to see you. I ’m cu
rious to. know how the premises hap
pened to* be loft as they are. I ’ve been
forming theories about It.
Perhaps
you can tell me which theory Is cor-
—
Easy la Identify.
A Chinese prince In this country vis
The Lady Guaranteed Silence, and She ited police headquarters In New York
and was much interested In tbe thumb
M ade Good.
Unexpectedly uii uptown pustor who mark records preserved there as a
>
W . C RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
encouraged
cougregatioual
singing method of identification for crim ínala
,
“
We
have
used
thumb
marks
fo
r
'
gained a new parishioner.
Keen
though his delight in hearing hla peo several thousand years as seals on
ple sing, there w h * one member of his mercantile and other papers.” the Chi
flock .whose e n d e a v o r s he never en naman told .the man lu charge of the
couraged. But the mun sung without thumb mark bureau, “but we do not
encouragement, wueh to the discomfi use them In any other way.”
“ n o w dq you Identify your crimi
ture of pew holders anywhere near
him, who claimed that his loud, unmu nals?” asked the thumb mark man.
“Oh. we have a very simple method
sical voice threw them out of time and
of Identification—we cut off th e lr^
tune.
Repeated complaints .»convinced tbe heads.”—Saturday Evening Post.
minister that somebody would have to
assume the responsibility of silencing
Newfoundland.
the ambitions king* t . Do decided that
In spite of ease aud swiftness of
the man’s w ife was best fitted for tbe communication we breuk down over
Job Owing to a difference In reli the pronunciation of names th a t. Lie
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gious view's husbm d and wife attend ontslde our front door. Thpre Is New
ed different chnrein s. but the minister foundland. Our earliest speculation In
kuew her, so he culled and explained American settlers. B ut'you can’t pro JXXXXXXXXXXXX>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXX)OOOOCXXXXXXXXXX>
his predicament. Mm was genuinely nounce It so as to satisfy everybody.
surprised.
A visitor has protested. The name
*, “Do you mean to say he sings?” she
has three selld syllables. One must
said.
win. In English mouths the accent Is
“Tries to,” aaaeu '"d the pastor.
generally put on the second syllable,
She thought a mii.nte. “1 shall have
for the dogs found their day. T h a t
to come there to church,” she said.
“1 sbqll be glad to see you.” said tbs Is wrong, quite wrong. But do yofi
minister’ “But wlmt effect w ill that know whether you should say “New-
fnln” or “Ninland?’’—London Chron
buve on your husband's singing?”
C H A S . W R IG H T , P eesidsnt
The look she gave him wns more icle.
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
significant , than ; words, and they
C om m on P lu m es.
meant a good deal.
I t is new, and ita rooms are provided with
M illiner—1 am sailing foV Paris next
“John w ill never open his mouth week for French plumes and trim
ru
n n in g w ater and lo n g d istan ce telephones.
when I am arednd." she said.
mings. Could I purchase anything for
E uropean plan. Rates $1 per day and up
And John never has. — New York you? Mrs. Recent Rich—W hy, yes;
Times.
you may bring ms half a dosen of
those nom de plumes I often hear
A Comet.
SDoken of.—Judge.
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Tbe following whimsical account of
U M M O N S —In the C ircu it C ourt <>» •*»« State
tbe nature of a splendid comet is given
of Oregon, for Sherman county.
In au old French m ilitary Journal: “It
J
Is a parcel of old stars w'bo, being no T. M. Do Kay, P laintiff
v«.
—-
?
longer fit for service, have been dis M innie E. De Kay, D efendant j
i
charged on half pay and, to save ex
To M innie E De Kay, the above named
pense. have agreed to me«q together.”
defendant*
A Clever Mute.
In the nam e of the State of Or»>gnn:-
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Emuuuel Philibert, prince of Savoy,
Yon ar • hereby required to appear and
a deaf mute, w ho died 1700 at the ago answer the com plaint filed against you in
the atiove en titled suit ou or before tbe last
of flftv. mastered four languages.
;iy m w
c e n tra lly
KEPT
MOUTH SHUT.
H O T E L MORO
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Nearest Hotel to Business Center, bank
and Depot. Courteous Treatment, Clean
Beds and Table the best the market will J
afford.
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•
*
SU N D AY D IN N ER S 3 5 C .
Opposite Postoffice
Moro
Oregon.
T.
a tin peddler.
For heaven’s sake, why are you sat
clamation Announcing City
Isfled to be a tin peddler?
For a paradoxical reason.
1 am
in State of Siege. *
full of Ideality and romance.
Ideality and romance In a tin ped
Rome.— M artial law was declared In
dler! Nonaauae!
Tripoli by Italy. The Italian governor
Yes; listen to me snd I w ill prove to
of the recently acquired territory Rear you that there can be romance even
Admiral Borea d’ Olmo. issued a proc In a tin peddler. And because there
lamation announcing the .city in a Is romance In me I enjoy nay work.
I t gives ma opportunity to dream. For
state of siege.
In the occupation of Derna and the instance. 1 drive my peddling wagon
along a road of a bright spring morn
coast of Bomtyay Gulf the plan of the
ing. Tha air la laden w ith the fra
Italian campaign in northern Africa grance of -opening buda. Tha bird«“
'Wtaat are they T ’
was revealed. Under cover of a great are chirping In the trees, flitting here
‘That couple," pointing to the picture
naval display before Tripoli, Rear Ad and there, one carrying a bit of straw,
m iral Aubray, feigning a pursuit of another a string, another a horsehair of a bride and groom, “had just been
married and come to live here. Is
the Turkish fleet, landed a force from w ith which to build their nests. They
that so?”
the fleet, occupying Bombay Gulf are chattering at each other just as
No; another coupld just married
persons
would
do
who
were
building
and the town of Derna, 500 miles east
house.
W hite clouds are rolling did.”
of Tripoli.
“Well, one of that other couple
along silently on the borlxon. On my
The Italian authorities at Tripoli la-
left forest trees rear their topmost died.”
sued a proclamation suppressing slav branches as if reaching toward tha
“No; they’re both alive.”
“They bad a , spat and separated.”
ery. Tripoli was the only remaining blue aky, where a hawk la sailing. On
“No such thing."
port on the coast of Africa where my right and beneath me Ilea a lake.
“Then they were separated by that
slavery still prevailed, notwithstand Around about the country la a patch-
crusty looking old woman whose pic
ing the efforts of Great Britain and work of farms dotted with houses.
ture hangs there. She wns the mother-
I
was
driving
my
wagon
one
even
France to prevent the traffic.
in-law of one pf them.”
ing
In
October,
looking
for
a
place
in
The attitude of the Turkish govern
day of the tim e prescribed in tbe order of
“Not at all. She Is my mother and
which to spend tbe n fth t Tbe woods
publication, to-wit: on ,or before the 3d
ment regarding the Italians in the
lo cated . F ifth S t. cars pass
were aflame with patches of yellow or perfectly lovely."
day of November, 1911, and if yon fail to so
Ottoman enfrptre is viewed with some scarlet
“One more guess. One or the other SUMMONS—In the Circuit (krart of the appear and answer, the plaiutiff will apply
th
e do o rs every few m in u tes. Î
My eye was resting, as I
state o f Orat oti lor Sherm an county.
to the court for the relief dem anded in tue
concern and the order of expulsion supposed, on one of these, a deep red, was extravagant, and that broke them
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ooroplaiut tiled herein against vou, towit:
M i I I a h i U B. D avit M ortoli, Plaintiff,
and the abolition of the capitulations, but In another moment I saw that It up.”
Ï 7
for
a
decree
d
issolvin
g
the
bondis
of
m
atri-
vs.
“You’re no guesser. None of those
Popular Priced Restaurant
If carried into effect, may be the was the setting sun shining on a w in
uiouv now existin g between the plaiutiff
Ann Aleihe Davi» Marceli.Defendant
aud yonrself, o u -th o grounds o f desertion,
cause of serious complications.
It dowpane. I drove on toward It and guesses Is right.”
European Plan. Rate» $1 00 and up
T<> Anu Atethe D avis M arceli, tbe above and for such o her m id further relief aa to
"W ell, tell me.”
named defehdunt—
is expected that Germany, which now stopped at a little farmhouse beside
the
court
may
seem
eqnitable'and
just.
'
“M y married sister lived here; th at’s In the name o f the State o f Oregon:
L. Q. SWETLAND, Mn.
Thia sum m ons is served upon \o u liy pub
has the Italians In Turkey under its the road.
You ate hereby required to appear'Itnd lication thereof for the period of six snooe-s-
C. H. SHAFER, A »t. M( r.
Hitching my team to the poet before all. H e r husband's father died and answer
the
oontpluinK
tiled
uuuiuat
you
in
protection, would raise an objection
the gate, I went to the door and knock left him a better furm. They had to the nboVv eulith-d suit, on or before thè last ive weeks in The Sherm an County Observer, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i i i h -I'- i - h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 « I'
weekly newspaper of general circulation,
to such action.
ed. There was no answer. Looking go right off and le ft everything as it day of the tim e prescribed in the order of published in HhctmAu conti'v, Oregon, In
It is understood here that the pow about, 1 saw no signs of life. I missed was. They’ve been trying to Bell this publication, to-wit, on or before the 13th day pursuance to an order of the Bon Wm.
of O ototer, 1911, and if you fail to so ap HenrichF. County Judge for Sherm an Co ,
I H ' l -fi-HH l i l t I 1 * 1 '11 I' I-F I''I' i ' f l l 'H -!- l -I--H--i--H"l 'H “I -F <:!~l--:HH~H-! •
ers w ill make representations at Con chickens scratching In the yard, chil oue ever since.”
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the duly m ade on tbe 21-t day of Septem ber,
“
W
hat
do
they
ask
for
It?”
stantinople, notifying Turkey
that dren's playthings on the porch, the
court for the relief dem anded in the oom l t l l , and the date of the first publication
“I don’t know, but I can find out if plaint filed henein against you, to-wit, for a
Ita ly , with a view to avoiding very bark of a dog. The barn was closed
thereof is the 2‘Jd «lav of Septem ber, 1011.
you want to buy It. Pa can tell you. decree dissolving the bonds pf m atrim ony
ALLAN U. JOY. Attorn« y
and
locked.
The
place
was
deserted.
grave complications, has agreed to
Tfow existing between the p iaiu liff aqjj your 7tCJ2tiR-ll3;
You’d
better
coma
over
to
our
bouse.
*
for P laintiff
O scar A nderson , M anager.
Finding
a
window
where
the
curtain,
self,
un
the
grounds
of
cru
elr
-and..-fnflja-
lim it the war to Tripoli.
tuiiu trea m eni, aud for auoh other and
not hanging perpendicularly, le ft an We have a spare room.”
Covering the Are, I went w ith the further relief as Io the Court may seem
Cor. Front and Morrison 8ta. Portland, Oregon.
oponlng »through which 1 could look
and just.
Italian Establishments Closed.
inside, T a a w that the house was fu r girl, met her father aud mother and equitable
lin e snnunoiis is served upon yon by pub
remained the night in tbe house. I
lication thereof for a period of six su ccess
Constantinople.— A ll Italian estab nished. I was peering Into the living
apologized
for
breaking
Into
the
vacant
ive
weeks in Tbe Sin rniau County Observer,
Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates
lishments in Turkey were ordered room. There were a center table, a place, which they said was under their
it weekly n ew sp a p e^ o f general circulation
little
library
of
books,
a
lounge,
while
closed by the governm ent A propo
published in SlhW inu oonnly, Oregon, in
50c,
75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. European
care,
and
asked
them
w
hat
it
was
to
In a fireplace were andirons on which
pursuance to an order o f the Hon Wm. H en
sal was made to allow the Salonika
be bought for. They named a fa ir riche County Judge for Sherm an oonnty,
were logs ready to be kindled.
plan. Sherm an County headquarters. .
hospitals to continue under Turkish
The tw ilight was deepening and I f I price, and I told them they might duly made on tbe 2'ithday of August, 1911,
and
tiie
date
of
the
first
publication
(here
w
rite
the
owner
that
I
would
buy
the
supervision, but the offer was refused went on I might be obliged to ride
of Hcptemlier. 1911.
property. Somewhat surprised, they of is the 8 1st J. dev 81L
and the hospitals Immediately closed. miles In the dark before finding an
V k it MAN, Attorney
asked why I wished that particular 7 tslo l8 10« 1
for P laintiff.
other place to atop for tbe n ig h t By
1 I I I U 1 ■< » 1 1 1 H ' f H H I 1 I I I 1 1 I
M "i" H + * I I ■> "I 1
breaking a pane of glass I could un property.
' NAPOLEON LOVED SNUFF.
“
Because,”
I
replied,
“I
am
fu
ll
o
f'
lock a window, raise It and effect an
8UMMONH—In tl>a Circuit Court of the
romance.”
state of Oregon, for Sherman oonnty.
And He Pinched the Boxes ae Well a t entrance. I t remained to be seen If
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“ W hat did yon say your business
could
put
my
team
Into
the
barn,
the Pungent D ust
i
s
r
asked
the
old
lady,
she
by
whose
Edwin
F.
Weaver,
P
laintiff,
1
»
Napoleon loved snuff;.not only on the succeeded In both. Having stabled my picture I bad Judged her to be a raotb
y*
z
horses
and
fad
them—there
was
fodder
Leah Helerfè W eaver, D efendant. )
battlefield, but a t home in the coun
er-ln-law.
cil, he had recourse to the d u s t es at hand—I entered tbe house. Having
“A tin peddler.”
To
Leab H elena Weaver the above nam ed
pecially when hla schemes were un lighted the fire on the hearth, I ex
• defendant.
“Humph."
plored
every
room.
Tbe
beds
were
favorably received and he wished to
r e
The girl who had discovered nje In the uatne nt the Stale .of O reaon t „
You sre hereby required to appear and
hide hla uneasiness or impatience. Un “made.” though they gave evidence of laughed.
answer
the
ooraplaint
filed
agsinat
von
in
Y o u are cordially invited to rgake the
able to sit still in bis elbow chair, be having remained so fo r a long while
“And what are you going to do tgjlli the above entitled su it, mi or hefortelbe last
-would try In a thousand ways to divert There were provisions in the larder, It after you have bought It?” a.->ketl the day of the time presen ^d iu the order of
publication,to-w it, on or before the 13th day
attention from himself, end smong but time had rendered them useless
old man.
of October, 1911, and if \ o ii fail to so ap
other devices, as soon as hs saw a Fortunately I carried my own Junch
“Live
in
I
t
”
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the
member’s eye fixed on him would hamper. A fte r finishing my explore
“B ut you’re not married, are you?” oonrt for the relief demanded in the oom
bold out his arm and uhske his thumb Dona I brought some w ater from the put In the old woman.
plaint tiled herein against von; to-w it, for
a deoree dissolvin g the bm.ds of m atrim ony
and forefinger, to signify that be w ish well and, sitting before the crackling
“No, but I ’m going to be.”
now existiu g between the plaintiff an
ed for a pinch of snuff. Not lees than fire, ate my supper
Yoqr rpsting jidace between trains
I gave the girl a look, and she blush yourself, on tbe «rounds of desertion an
For a long while I sat and dreamed
four, and even six, snuffboxes dis
ed. She was the only one present who for such other and fnriher relief aa to the
at The Dalles, Oregon,
This offer holds only to the last
appeared In this manner during a sin o f those who had occupied this house, suspected my Intentions. The others conrt may seem equitabu and jttst.
T his snm m ooa laeerved upon yon by publi of October and is to all st&scrib-
gle sitting, and It was not till be had aad why I t had been deserted. The had no conception of them.
An
excellent
restau ran t at m oderate prices.
nation thereof for a period of six weeks in
le ft the council chamber that be be appoarancs was not that of having
The next morning before leaving I the Sherm an Oonnty Observer, a weekly ers to both papers alike.
came aware of the larceny. Bo con been left temporarily. I t rather gave shook hands with them all, the g irl’s newspaper o f general sircu lation published
firmed was this habit that some of tbs evidence of having been left a number hand lying la mine longer than the in Sherm an oonnty, Oregon in pnrsnanoe
I .¡ i I i i i I I I ' H ' l H
•l-W -H -W -H -W '-K W -l-b H -M H --» * t
to an order of tbe Hon W illiam Henrioba
councilors, whose snuffboxes were o f years before. Who were these peo
others. I told them that I would be County Judge of said Sin r m u n county. Ore-1
heirlooms or presents from foreign ple?
along that way again In a week and gon, duly m ade on the 2'.i;h day o f August,
I ’ve heard It said that there are cer
princes, bit upoh the expedient of car
1911. and the date of th« first unbltoatiou
If they would have a deed for the thereof
is the 1st day of Kenteraper, 1911.
rying cheap papier mac he or wooden tain scientists who from seeing a bone
farm and everything on It Just as It
BIDNI Y GORDON,
boxes for the emperor to pocket The can tell the snlnaal o f which It formed
Attorney for P laintiff
stood I would give them a check for 7t.slo lS 1071
snuffboxes, however, always return a p a rt So did I begin from my sur
It. Then I went to the barn, got my
Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal,
ed to their owners and in doing so roundings to form theories as to who
T . N . C R O F T O N , P ro p rie to r
teem and drove away. The girl look
In tbeC irouit Court of the State o f O re
one year . . . . . ....................$1.50
were often found to have undergone had occupied thia house. There were
gon, for the County of Sherm an.
ed after me rather curiously, as if she
♦
a very pleasant metamorphosis. By no toys; therefore there ware no chi)
Sherman County Observer
1.50
could not believe her senses, for w ith i. 8. Booti. Plaintiff,
I
some necromancy a wooden or tor dren. There were a few men’s and
*
out speaking a word to her I had made
SUMMONS.
vs
Total ................................... $3.00
toise shell box, on coming out from the a few women’s garments; therefore
it. f
her understand that I wished her to J. .0- O ’ljeary, D efendai
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric
Imperial pocket was usually trans there most have been a married con
formed into one of gold, set around pie. On the w all among other pictures marry me and set up housekeeping To J- C. O’Leary, defendant above nam ed
Call Bells.
O. R. A N. Local Trains
w ith diamonds, or bearing the emper was one o f those etfff photographs one with me In the vacant premises. Tpls In thenap ie of the S tate of Oregon, you are
she knew, but whether I would carry hereby required tq appear mid answer tbe
or’s miniature on the lid.—William sees in the country—and, for that mat
stop at front door.
Railway Ticket
out the proposition was another m et com plaint filed against you in the above en
Matthews, “ Hours W ith Men and tar, among city folks—o f a bridal cou
titled court and cause on or before the ex
ier.
office
in
the
Lobby.
piratum o f six weeks from the date of the
Books.”
pie. I inferred th a t I t was a likeness
That day week I was on hand and first publication o f th is sum m ons, to-wit
s f those who had occupied the prem
on
<>r before tbe 18lb day nt Oetotier, 1911
*>und a deed made o u t Just as I want
A C e le b ra te d Suicide.
tsee. There were pictures o f old and
aud if ym fall so to answer, tor w au l there
ed
It.
1
had
a
certified
check
for
the
Publithea the lateot and moat complete tele
Haydon. the celebrated historical young persona, evidently the fa there
of plaintiff w ill take ilidgm ent against you
graphic newa of Ihe world; <iv«a reliable
painter and writer, overcome by debt, and mothers o f relatives o f the bride amount with me, sod the transaction for the sum o f fiSODUO, together w ith io
♦ w
market report*, at it it published at Portland,
00 from October fi. 189H,
was ended. Then I drove <tyay again. tercet on
disappointment and Ingratitude, laid and groom.
where the market newa can be and ia corrected
I went by and stopped with my pew September 19. 1900 and int«'restou fi 1000.00
down the brush with which be wee at
My first theory was that the house made friends quite regularly after from 8« ptember 19. 1900, to Deoeinber 1
to date for each iasue. It alao baa a page of
1901, mid interest oti fififiO <X> from Deoero
apecial matter for the farm and home, ah enter:
had bean occupied by a young married
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work ui»on bis last great effort. "Al
that,
saying
nothing
to
the
girl
about
her
1.
1901,
to
June
19.
IfilW.
ami
inter.
S’
on
na had
had died
and the
in®1«
uuLuiuM iu
t»i«i«Ig «uory gage and a page or more of comic
ied
fred and the T rial by Jury,” wrote couple; th at one ,h
h. h d u
,... and
h u t » the
I f * " * 1* t ’ ’ * •
our hwlrt‘ till one fiAOO.OO from June 1», 1HW until paid,
tech w eek—104 jim e a a year.
the rate of « per cent par annum , and for
w ith a steady band. “Stretch me no other had shut y t h . tom;
, f c r W h«, I w . . ffnlng «gain I saw a nt
the omits and diaburaem. nts of th is action
.
.!
I
.
.
r
in
h
w
Then
1
pnt
was
and
gone
longer upon thia rough world.” and
tear In her eye. Then I put n y arm
T his sum m ons is published by order of
then with a pistol shot pot an sod to fancied that the couple who lived In It around her and kissed her and asked the Hon Wm. H enriohs, la d g e o f the County
had
quarreled
and
both
le
ft
It
to
gP
Court foi the County ul Sherm an, State of
hla unhappy existence.
her to set a day fo r the wedding.
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Oregon, and said order was m ade aud dated
aw ay by different paths. Thirdly, no
Give» the local newa and happenings and thould
Who say« there's no romance In a the 2ftih day of August. I.HI, and the data
ticing the photograph o f a sour look
be in e ve r> home in thia county.
Th e tw o
tin peddler?”
r . ,«&
of the first publication of thia aumiuons
HIS PLAN OF THE DAY.
paper* make a splendid combination and you,
|ng-old woman. I concluded that the
(be 1st day of September, 1911.
E ntirely new, convenient to business.
save $1 by sending your subscription lo the
T. M. MOitRlS, Attorney
fam ily had boon broken up by a moth
Curious Bibles.
Rigid Rules of Llvinn Made by
Co
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Clean beds, and table the best the m arket
rr-in-lnw. Rummaging in an old desk
Among the curious Bibles Is the 7ielo l» -lM ,
lomal Mrmstir.
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER
1 rami» upon a check book, figures on “Persecuting P rin ter’s Bible, contain
will afford. Prices reasonable.
Coin-
An orderly arrsugcment of working the stubs of which Indicated that the ing the phra«e, “ Prluters have perse
OMMUNH-ln the f i r , mt Otwrt ol the »lat« gl
Oregon for 8|ie-'i> in . ountv.
W e aleifglve a good clubbieg o«er for tfiy
hours Is a desirable aud time saving bank account it represented waa\iarge- cuted me without cause” (rsalm cxlx.
ippt:cia)
trade
solicited.
D aily aad Sunday or Sunday Journal.
thing, but when one reads the plan of
u
1611. The substitution of the word A Cam pbell, Plaintiff,
ly overdrawn. Thia lad me to a
the day made by a colonial parson, be theory—th at the occupants had \su f
“printers” for “ induces" is responsible Chnrlotta H Campbell, Defendant
cannot help wondering where tbe good
fered from financial difficulty and thia for the giving of this unme to tlflif
m an’s family life earned in. and If I be was the cense of the honse having
Bible. All we know of this edition 1» To Chsrjotta 8 Cam pbell, tbe aliove limned
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOCOOOCCOOOOOOOOC
system held any posalbtlity of relaxa
defendant-,*
stated by 8tevens In his catalogue tit In the
been deserted.
name of the State of Oregon:
tloo. Tbe record, quoted by William
N orth- *
H o w many other theories I might the Caxton exhibition of Bible«. This
Time Table
You are hereby require«! to appear and Sputh-
Boot Bliss. In “Bide Glimpses From
bound
June 18 to ll
have formed had my reveries not been authority .tells us that these words answer ’be oomplmnt filed against y«»u in bound
tbe Colonial Meeting Douse.” la takes
als>ve entitled anil, on or before the law pagten- lu£O
puascfi
Interrupted I don’t know. The Inter were put Into ■ Bible prluted liefore the
day of the (tine prescribed in the order of
from tbe diary of Tbotnaa Prince. a
S T A T IO N S
f(er daily
ger
daily
Q
i
ruption was a tap on a windowpane 1702.
pqbliaattoii,lo wit: ot^or Iwfore the 17th day
minister of tbe Old Boutb church, Bos
There Is also the “Ears to E ar” Bible, of November, 19)1, and if Vou fail m a o ap
behind me. Quickly turning. I looked
7.45 am
. . . i .Shaniko,.
ton
pm 70
to nee the cause, but apparently there lu which oceurs the expression “ Whoso pear sud auswer, p l a i n t i f f «41 apply to til» 6.00
b
8.15
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171» Oct. «Hh I m arry
gonrt for the (relief «I. mended in tbe ooin-
was
no
canoe.
I
waa
turned
from
my
hath
ears
to
ear.
Iet,blin
hoar”
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at
......... Kent
8.30
Nov. 10. We begin to keep H ouse
plaint filed herein against yon. to-wit, for a
suppositions so to the former occu thew xll. 43>. Tills adaptation to co« *• decree d u solviu g the hoqds of matrimony 435
Aly proposed order M:
.w. . Bourbon »
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A t » get up sad go Into Study
Pray pancy of the p r e m ise s to wondering
ney usage Is found In an oetavlo Bible now exirttng between the plaintiff and your*
. .Graas Valley
38
O A - t I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K I N
and read la original Hlbts till 8. and than what had etfhssd the tapping. I arose,
.........E r sk in e ..
nublished bv the Oxford Ptyss lu 1810. self on tbe tirounds-of cruel and inhum an 3 55
treatm ent And for sngh other, aud fQriber
«sit up the F a m ily .'
9.15
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Moro
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idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
Chinese •tudants’ Answers.
relief as to the oourt m ayaeew equitable 3 36
At
to F a m ily rr a re r s and only went to the window, threw np the
. Dl'M dU . r . tfi.00
3.20
1« answer to the question. “ DI hat ai d Juat.
th e Porringer o f Cbocolat far Breakfast sash and, putting out my head, looked
qualities
of The Observer.
If you can ’t get th e ir su b
10.15
19 . . . .McDoneld
Thia summon« la served upon you bv pnb 3.05
t ill 1 7 go into my Study till 1»%. then do •bout roe. Beeing nothing, 1 went
are t i e five great races of m ankind
10.35
lioatton thereof for a jieriodof six aucoeas 2.45
16 ........ Sandon..
aom ethlns about the llouae till I to d in beck to my aeat before tbe fire.
scriptions, send us th eir Addresses and ive will send
10.45
a Chinese student replied, said Bishop ive weeka in The Sberman County Observer 2.40
14 . . . . Klondike
ner. except on Thursday study tilt
in a few mlnntea there came an
11.00
. . .. ; Waaco ..
then dress and 11 Lecture.
Montgomery, th e 100 r« H « the bur a weekly newspaper of general oiroulation 2.15 » 9
them sam ple copies. We pay for all soliciting you do
published In Hhermnn eqggry, O regon, in
11.10
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r
A t 2 Drees end go abroad till Candle other tap. Turning again, I saw the
1.50
dies,
the
quarter
mile,
the
mile
and
the
nrauanee
to
an
order
nJ
th«
Hmi
Wm
Hen-
111. 15
lig h t.
Kxcept Wednesdays a fte r Dtaner cause The flame on the hearth light
,-s. . . Gihaon ..
¡¡DtT Subscribe for The Observer. Best W eekly published
5
icba, County judge for Sherm an oonnty 1.45
4 o aomethlns about the House and Satur ed up the fa c e o f a young girl.
11.45 Ar
throe
miles .
0
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irew
mile*.
■mdent
1
Ore,
on.
«taiv
made
o n ilia d‘ h day o f Oolo- Î.25
d a y afternoons visit at D r Sewall s till
in the In lan d Em pire. Everyone leads it.
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In another papor s Chinese atuaeni b,.r lyu, aI,d the date ..f tfi» |»t publication
Mow, I maintain that there’s nothing
then Home aad study till CaadlaMght.
For inlormation and rales, apply »0
said
that
“out
of
sight
out
of
mind.”
thereof Is ibetlth dav of Q toiler 191 )•
on
earth
than
a
pretty
girl,
B tud y d ll »is
W«
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A «• U<HHl:i4. Attorney
L lonesome bachelor in a could bo sxplalned in two words. “ In- I
«% gw to F am ily Prayers sad go Io
for pisi intlfl
7to6nl7.11»]
M B- I eat as Sapper
sees a pretty girl’s vlslhlo. insane"-London MaiL
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