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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1913)
J B K - ’f e Ír.'ST^<-- X ’ ; V. , r.,».î ..-¡A",' -••< ■ X; -: ■• '-.,■ -^~.'r í^ 'r " Ö Ä f - v ’^ . s f l f g f o a a g i * ^ *s *l The O b s e rv e r «5 Take« No Vaertien. teeh years old. and my skirt wasn't any Apropos of a gold mounted electrical lower than my ankles.** “She was pretty as a little peach,” massage machine worth >40,000 that Dawson interrupted. occupies the dressing room of « New MORO. OREGO N. " I asked the man tf be wanted to York woman’s bouse a prominent the buy any eggs. He called out the In atrical woman said: F R ID A Y ...............June 6. 19X3 quiry In a lasy sort of way to some i i^, ------------------ ---------- . .... ....... “ Undoubtedly a rich woman can look one he called cap. aud an officer got up M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W ffitoCO, O r e g o n > younger than aim really is. W hat with off the ground where be waa leaning By ELSIE & MATTESON Turkish aud Russian baths, open air his back against a tree reading a news exercise« In abundance, temperance In paper sad came toward me. 1 looked eating and drinking, inaaeage, and so at him, and, seeing that he appeared Boh Garwood, aged th irty, had bur forth, a woman can to a remarkable kind o’ green”— led his father, then his mother. H e degree preserve ber figure and her com “Gut that o u t" from Dawson, and end hie sister had kept up the family plex lo u ” the rest all laughed. home till the sinter died and Bob found By J . B E R R Y C R O P E 8 he smiled, then added: —“I held my basket up to him, and I “But tbe trouble with fighting time saw that be waa thinking how good himself alone. H e was ut a loss what The Rapid Reader's Review of those eggs would taste boiled or fried to do. He had been boru in the house to that time works twenty-four hour« It wns tbe evening before Memorial or scrambled. H e took up.one or two and had never lived ¡my where else, a day.”—Washington Star. Recent Reports Rewritten dny. Several veterans called on Cap of them, weighed them In his hand the thought of leaving it and going to M ANUFACTURERS T h e B eet Mfodtcine in ¿ue W o fid . tain Dawson at his home to consult and put them down again. Then he a hotel, a boarding house or bachelor T im e ly rains have fallen in Sher “My little girl had dysentery very bod. I blm as to some details for tbe decora got bold of tbe egg wjth the sand amt apartments waa repulsive to him. He hough t aha Would die. Chamberlain's Colic, man and G illiam counties and the crop tion on the morrow of graves of their the message In i t and It didn't seem to determined to stay w here he waa. holers sod Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, outlook is regarded as very promis weigh Just tbe same as tbe others, so ind 1 eon truthfully say that I think It is the He stood the loneliness of living In companions long dead, for the captain be held it up to the light to look a bouse all by him self for several best medicine in the world,” writes Mrs. ing. was too old and feeble to meet them through I t I f ever my heart, really months, then gave it up. He pre William Orris, Clara, Mich. For sak by A new gold saving machine has been elsewhere, and after tbe arrangements stopped besting It did so then 1 ferred to take hie meals elsewhere so all dealer*.— Advertisement. set up on the sands at Gold Beach. bud been made (be old soldiers fell to thought surely my trick would be dis Going Slew. «OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOffifOOOffiOffi It will handle 150 tons in 20 hours. that it seemed heeler to keep a serv covered. O f course he couldn’t see a n t The consequen- c was that every George P. Raker, tbe noted financier, Those Interested hope they have telling yarns about tbelr campaigns. ••Dawson." said an old fellow whose through It. sod be put it down, saying: thing grew, dingy. He could not see was for many years J. Pierpont Mor solved the separation problem. “ 'There’s a chicken in that one.* bair and hoard were white as snow, through the window panes since they gan’s close friend, and In analysing T h e state engineer has approved “ ‘You don’t have to buy It* I said, were covered w ith dirt; be considered Mr. Morgan’s success Mr. Baker one« "tell us about that little girl you met applications of the Harney Valley Re *1 don't be It useless to make his bed since there down in Virginia who sold you tbe putting it to one aide m id to a New York correspondent: clam ation company to irrig ate 64,000 lieve you'll find another Ilka th a t 1 was no one to gee it except himself, “ He waa not the Impetuous, head eggs" acres. Four to six reservoirs w ill be don't see bow it got in there. The rest aud he didn't car». Dust and cobwebs long man of action he has been pic "Oh. I ’ve told you that story so often are fresh. I ’m sure.’ required for storage purposes. began to appear, j ^ e wrote on a card, that yon all know it by h eart’* Corner of 7th |n d 8 t i r k S t r u t . tured He acted, put he acted dellb “ He bought half a dosen eggs, which On the request of Senator Lane, the inquire within 8 ••Go on." was the request of all the was all be could take ears o f while on “Thia bouse to erately. He once gave me this advice war department has ordered the sea party. Tlwy aldifTobject to bearing U to 8 a. m., 6 to fi^p. in.." and tacked it C H A O . W R IG H T , PvwsMsM duty, and I asked him to let use sell oa the front dooa, -ed vic« which ho always himself fol t going dredge Chinook In commission Just once u»0re O . O IC R IH 9 O N . M a n a g e r. tbe rest to the soldiers inside the line. Returning from business at 5 o’clock, lowed: as soon as possible, on account of the ••Well." said Dawson, “It ’s a story He said tbe general bad given orders “ Be sure yon are right—then pause It is new, and its room s are provided w ith Pm not everfond of telling. Besides, that citizens shouldn’t be admitted be he sat down In his gpeuatomed seat by high water on the Columbia bar. for reflection.’ “—New York Tribune. the window, © »ened his evening paper, ru n n in g water and lon g distanoe telephon es. Pm oot tbe hero of tbe yarn, but tbe * A full classification of the govern yond the pickets, hut I wheedled him man that wns gulled. Fact is there Into letting me go Just a little way. sighed and lhWessiy read tbe aews. - E uropean plan. R ates per day and up. ment land In the M etolius riv e r valley Gause« o f S to m a c h T ro u b le s . About half past 0 there came a ring and after I bad gone a little way I has been started by the United States Sedeutary habit», lack of out-door exercisa, of the door 1 ell. Garwood slowly rose went a little farther, selling my eggs insufficient mastication of food, constipation, government, following the filings of from his chair and answered the sum a torpid liver, worry sad anxiety, overaatiag, as 1 passed along. I worked my way many applications for homesteads in mons. There Rtood a lady between partaking of food and drink no* suited to oooooooooooooooorooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to tbe other side of the camp, though that territory. It was a long distance, and 1 thought twenty-five and thirty w ith a little gjrl. rour age and occupation. Corrsct your The departm ent of commerce has I ’d never get there. I put the egg with On her faee wns a melancholy look. isbits sod take Chamberlain's Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by inform ed Senator Cham berlain th at it 1 the message In it as far down as 1 cot’ Id The child might have been four years all dealers.—Advertisement. has requested the treasury departm ent get It, though I waa afraid I ’d sell It old and was the only one of the three to assign a revenue cu tter to patrol with the others by mistake, for I didn't who was not somber. SHERIFF'S 8ALB. 4 see this house la to let," M id the A— expect to find any one as gullible as the course for the Astoria M otorboat Fani M Frenoh, p la in tif lady. “May I look a t I t r tbe man who had seen the chicken club regatta. VA. I “Certainly! Come in." in I t " . , Win. Rudolf and Bva Rudolf, ; Ten striking linemen accused of en Garwood showed her through the hia wife, defendants. . , j “Stop tb a tr said Dawson, and the gaging in a riot at Oswego have been rooms, told her what rent he expected vets all laughed again. x By of an «■xeention, decree and or bound over to the grand Jury. One get and that poeeaaalou could be der of v,r'ue “I ’d been advised by the general that sale duly 1 toed out of nnd under Positively m e lt centrally of them was shot in the groin and an given at any time. •he raal o -th e eireoit OMrt of I he *tal« of I ’d have a harder time getting out of located. Fifth St. cars pate other hit w ith a hand axe by non-un I ’m afraid,’’ she said, “T d better not <)’r»e«n» inr Sherman onooty, io ute di reeled, tbelr camp than getting In there, and Una (J ited the Xt*t day of M ay, 1918, npou the doo"fl every few minute« ion men. 1 did At least I took an aw ful risk. take i t 1 should bare to make the »’ •eiee for the foreeloanre o f « oenain rent by letting rooms, and If X oouldu’t When I reached the other side 1 found .•r , and upon a jodgit'eat rendered With practically no opposition, 43«- a picket line there Just the same as find roomers I should be In trouble. ai.d eu'erc'l in Said ooorl on the lfiih day bonds have been voted at ,Klamath m not much of a business woman. 1 f M< y, PH ', in tbe above entitled eaoee, the side I bad entered, for our troops Popular Priced ReeUurant Falls to take up the outstanding war ” *av»e of he pi iln tifa n d atainet the de were north of them. I kind of thought wasn't brought"up to tt. M y husband fe .Jem», Wp Rudolf and Kva Rndolf. hie european Ptou. AMs« U .G t n W f ig l rant indebtedness. The city will be fe, «bovu u • >.«*<l, for the som of >8,000.00 they wouldn't shoot a girl, so 1 Just died only a year after we were mar on a casji basis so soon as the bonds walked out between two pickets as ried and left me some money, but I With in« r-ei ihi-<*‘-«»rt from ¡be 16th day of L Q. SWCTUND, Hgr, Aauust. j at ib rate of 8 per cent, per are sold. though I didn’t know any better. I didn’t know how to take care of It, annotn, nnd i* e Initbor aam of >300.00 ee 1 : I 1 H Hrt f l 1 1 I 1 11 I I 1 1 1 I I II I I 1 H H 1 »♦ 1 -t- H d I H A rancher from Illino is riv e r walked was ordered to halt, but 1 pretended and It is all gone. I haven't >50 le f t ” - Attorney's fees, end tbs fnrtber aam of >21 out of the itilrd story of the Gold " I might take a room w ith /o u my eosts nnd dtrbarasro nts, and ousts of and I didn't hear, or I f I did didn't sup npon this writ, and eon>naHi dine me to pose the order was for me and went self,” said Bob. Beach hotel w hile asleep, fallin g about make sale of the r>nl iToperty embraced “Would you?” an id tbe widow, with in said decree of t»re«in«are, and herein right on, making for a dum p o f high 30 feet. H e waa picked up uncon faint show of hop«. bashes ahead of me. A picket fired at after described, I will on scious and badly shaken, but appar ’’I f 1 were to keep one room at, aay, me. but took good care to send the z* Saturday June 28th, 1918, ently not seriously Injured. bell far above my bead. When 1 >25 a month that would leave the rent at ibe boar of 11 o'olack a m at tbe from W ith a large number of ledgers, reached the bushes I threw away gll out but >25” D A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P ro p rie to rs door . f tbe eoaoty court boose ht Moro. Journals and others books in evidence, The lady caught at this, and to help Hbsrmhn roanty, Oregon, sell at poldie tbe eggs but tbe oue with the message “T H K K IC 'S A C aiC K B K IM T H A T O H S ." .naiioo to tbe highest bidder, for easb in the grand Jury began an investigation In tt and ran 11 >e a deer. There waa the m atter out Garwood told her she all the right, title and interest of into the affairs of the Roseburg Na wasn’t any hero, but tbefie was a hero sn occsslonsi tree or bush or depres could see what she could do In renting hand, the Above n^med defendents. Wm ftodolf tional bank. The bank suspended bus ine. How would you like to bear her sion In the ground behind which 1 the other rooms, and he would not let *<nd Kvn ltodolf. bis wife, in and to* tbe could screen myself, but I didn’t stop the bouse till he heard from ber. She following described real property, towtt: iness about a year ago. tell tbe story 7 ' four and five in block B is Barnem's “ First rate." was the universal re running on sod dodging wherever I departed quite comforted, and as soon Lots H ea d q u a rters for our S h er m a n C ou n ty Referendum petition* against the addittou to tbe oily of Moro. Orason, to could find protection. as siw was out of sight he went out eettier with the tenements, h* reditaments. « workmens’ compensation act, the sponse friends; p rices reason ab le; first c la s s I surely e x is ted to h« followed, hot and took down the notice. And npportenanoes thereunto belonging “ Matilda r shouted tbe old man county attorney bill and the sterilixa- Also «11 «eatA, soenery and fixtures io said I wasn’t 1 don't know w hy except Garwood waited a week for word “Come here." restau ran t w ith th e h o tel. bnildioK and npon tbe as Id premia«», des tion hill have been presented at the A tidy old lady come In aud asked that I was nothing but a girl. Any from the widow, when he received a ortbed in and ooverid by tbe stud ntortw««« secretary of state's office for filing, wbat was wanted. way. I got through all right and kept note from her slating th at she had Subject only to confirmation And tbe right and tbe names are being checked. •T he boys." said Dawson, “want to on until I came to the Confederate been able to find bn’ one person who of redemption ne by taw provided. Dated at Moro, Dragon, this Mth dav of Then I asked them to take would agree to take a room with her, Representatives of over 60 publish bear bow yon fooled me down in the pk-kets May. 1W13. _ J. 0. MsKasn. Bberdf of T w o B l f ^ s P ro m N e w D ep o t. me to their commander she feared she would have to giya &t ing firms have appeared during the valley in the summer of *62." tnSOj27-l7S] Sherman nonoty, Oregon “Now. |>op. you’d better tell the rent.’’ up tbe plan of taking the house. Gar The lady tried to beg off, but ‘th e past few months before the Oregon So Da whom took It up wood called to see her and said he text book commission, which will boys" would not excuse ber, so she told NOTICB OP BHBRIPF SALK. "The ron e Iwhlud ua was very email, thought he would lik< to keep two ad tbe story. meet at Salem for the purpose of "General 'Stonewall' Jackson," she tnd u u I ckh lb« two Confederate forces joining rooms, for which he would pay Alios A. Fowler, plaiutiff F R E E A U T O B U S T O A N D F R O M A L L T R A IN S adopting text books for tbe schools of said, “came riding by our bouse, near actvtl logvther they couldn’t stand >35 a month, leaving the rental but the state. ignitist uh The note Jackson sent to >15.’ The widow teemed encouraged Mrs. L. E Newton, wife of Staunton, one morning and, seeing me Geo. W. Newton deceased, It Is announced at Marshfield that standing on the porch, asked me for a the i oloiu‘1 conimaudlng behind us F>s and said that if he could give ber more A. L. Newton, Ernest A. C <XXXXXXX<XXX30000000000000< Newt"»» a n d M rgnrett the Southern Pacific has Issued or glass of water. I got it for him, and for s sltnultnueom attack. It was time she thought she could make ar Newton bis wife. Clyde U . mule, and we were knocked Into a rangements th at ¿would warrant her ders for two more tunnels on the W il when be hud drunk it he thanked me Newton, Roy A Newton, lamette Pacific line between tbe Slue- I told him 1 was mighty glad to do forked hat I wns wounded and taken taking tbe house. . Garwood told her and Bert B Newton, K-<|ph prisoner, and the first thing I knew I E N-wtnn and M«r>I« D not to hurry. law and the Umpqua, thus disproving even that for the cause and I wished I New mu, minora, defendants was looking at tbe girl who bad passed J Not hearing from her for some time, tbe rumors that tbe line was to come could do a greet deal more. C. R U T L E D G E . Proprietor. “ When I said that be looked at me through our enrap. She looked at me he called on her to learn what prog No*ice la buroby a»vjo tb it our to in by way of Drain . Itb a twinkle lu ber eye and said: ress she was making She apologised tbe ooiumAnd of a writ of eveoo ion ^ i t- kind of bard and said: ‘Maybe you Senator Chamberlain baa written to might do something more. How would i f “ ’Would you like to buy some more for keeping him w aiting, explaining tbe der of sel» Irnned out of theOirenit tbe state of Oregon, for tbe county »- Secretary Lane informing him that ac you like to try your baud at a bit of egg s 7* -;V ' delay by saying that two different per men, to me dtraced, dated tbs 91s N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k of cording to the statements of Engineer secret servIceF “She felt Indebted to me for letting sons whom she boi»d to secure nr I asked blm wbat at 1918 in a «nit therein panding in 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 Alios A. Fowler is plaintiff and M R. Hapson the estimated cost of >100 per that waa, and be said be wished to her go through, and I was taken to her roomers had be«n undecided. How wife of Oeo. W. Newton d >d, acre for the West U m atilla extension send a message right through a Yankee father’s house, and she nursed me. I ever presuming from his having culled Nvwtou, 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 A. L Newton, Ernest A. Newton at ir- w ill be the outside cost of the project, force to a Confederate force not far wns two months getting well, and they that be waa getting impatient she izaratt Newtou, bis wife. CI'ds H. m. a f fo r d . - 7F»;' - ph and that the first unit could be com beyond. He thought that a girl like say that If a girl can get a feller under would not keep him v lilting any longer, Roy A. Newton, and Bert B. Ncwtot K. Newton, and Myrtle P. NeVton, rs, me mlgbt get through where a man tbe same roof with ber and she la one but give up tbe Idea o r taking his pleted for >76 an acre. are drf« Bdants cmoniMnding me to be would fall. I told him I ’d be mighty degree removed from a Gorgon she can house. He assured her that he waa not real property beretuaf ter described to* In a natural amphitheater formed by glad to try. and be said some method get"— Impatient and ttofffol her to proceed fy a judgment end dreree rende ad sloping hillsides, with the grass-cover would have to be Invented for conceal ay “Cut tha^ o u t" cried the old lady lo ber efforts. Tbe next day he mailed -nterrd in a'id eaase on tbe LOth da in fAvor of tbe plaintiff and tat ed hollow at their base as a stage and ing tbe message. 1 told him I ’d try ’There’a not a word of truth In I t " her a proposition to keep the rooms 1918, défendants above naoadd. for the of the blue sky overhead as a celling, the to think up some plan. He dismount The boys laughed loader than ever at and a bath, for which he would pay > '.000 U0 with interest tb«raon f be students of the University of Oregon ed and came into the bouse and rested this, and all agreed that there could" be >50 a month, and this would leave her first d«y of January. 1918, at tbe rate en per » «nt per annum, exeeptiog the of will this year present Henrik Ibsen’s himself while 1 did the thinking. oo doubt that Dawson bnd done the no rent to pay. >166 paid on <>r nboat Agoat let, II nd “ We had n good many chickens In the courting, as be should have done, and To tills the lady replied, acknowledg tbe farther earn of >300 attorney« I drama, “ Peer Gynt,” before the visit itb place, nnd'I had sold eggs to soldiers was a mighty lucky man to get such a interest thereon from the totb dav iy, lug tbe liberality o f his terms, but un ors to the commencement exercises. no of both tbe northern and. southern smart woman. Mrs. Dawson set out a less other roomer« were In the bouse 1918, at tbe rate uf eeven per eent pe The people ef Gardiner, Scottsburg ta- armies. It occurred to me to make a small luuch, which was washed down with them she would not like to faee tod ibe farther ana of >27 e>*ete i bnraempnte, with interest thereon ! b- and Elkton have decided to Incorpor bole In an egg. take out tbe meet and with some of tbe same kind of stuff the opinion of.the w orld by living alone JOtb d«y of May, 1918, at be rate en ate the Port of Umpqua, by a majority put lo the general's message. O f course they all used during their enmpnigus per eent per ennnnt, nnd tbe fertb »is in tbe same house with a man. of 89 votes. A bond issue w ill be It must be written on tissue paper, Dawson brought out his sword and his ut nnd npon thie w rit. I will on he oro Garwood had pfwe<*ded as far as he rioated for the purpose of building a and the egg must be filled again with pistol and bis canteen and even his could In the matter and deemed tbe Saturdaff, June 28th, 19 Jetty at the mouth of the Umpqua. sand or earth to make It the proper uniform coat The last named article lady right lu the position she had tak at tbs bowr of two o'eioet p m. of < iy. an The proposed port w ill have an as weight Theo the bole must be stop he tried to put oa; b u t his girth having en. Indeed, he fe lt It Incumbent upon at tbe oonrt bouse door in Moro, i county, Oregon, sell to tbe bigbea 1er sessed valuation of over >4,000,000 and ped with something white. I would doubled since he waa twenty-two years him to call and apologize for having for eaeb in hand all of tbe above hi le- take a basket of eggs to the Federal old, he couldn't button It wlthlu leu oa made a proposition that looked, to aay fwudeot« right, Utee nnd interest it to contains about 660 square miles. lines, galu access by selling them to a dozen Inches the least, out of. place. So he went to tbe f«»llu»ing d* sort bed reel property, to wit: Officials o f Milwaukie have an Tbe southeast qaar»er ef tbe north west fhe Yankees, being careful that they At last the party broke up. the vets see the lady afdlu «nd explained (het quaver end the suntbweet quarter of tbe nounced that tbe town w ill proceed at shouldn't get bold of the one with the agreeing that if the Federal generals he had supposed she wontd bring some northeast quarter « f section biz Ib town- once to sell tbe water bonds of >20,- message In It, and then work my way had bad a corps of girls In their secret relative or ether i*ev>oB who would be »h'p two north, range seventeen east of 000 authorized at the recent special through tbeir.camp. service like Mrs. Dawson the war glsd of a home without paying room Willamette mer Ida a. in Sb* rman eonnty. together wi tb tbe tent mente, bered- election and erect a new plant, refus "When 1 told tbe general my plan be would have been ended la half the rent. The widow told him that she Oregon, itan.ente end eppnrteaaneee tbereua’o be ing to purchase tbe two private plants wns much pleased with I t H e wrote time.* was alone In tbe world and very lonely longing nnd appertaining, subject only to at the prices the owners demand. The his meeeage and directed an aid to To this Garwood sympathetically re confirm ttiau and the right of redemption as b- law provided. bonds run 20 years and bear five per copy It with a fine pointed pen on The Doctor's Preeeripttoa. plied that he was in the same position Dated at Moto. Orégon, this 2d h day of tissue |>«per Meanwhile I was draw- la the Woman's Home Companion He left assuring her that be would May, B ill. cent interest J .G . MoKntn. sheriff uf lug the meat from an egg. and when appears a story In which la related an not give up the pin«; he would think 5:-m89j27-l7»l SbermMO ooauty, Oregon. F u ll negotiations have been oonclud 1 got tlie message put tt In through the account of a prescription given to an It over and see if he could not find ed with an English syndicate through hole 1 had made and filled the rest of COM MONS—l a tbe Circuit Cauri •< tbe Stal« W. J. WUsey for the sale of part of the spare with sand Tbe aid went to exceedingly stingy fanner by a doctor. some way out of the matter. U o f Oregon, for Sherman county. The only way out o f the matter waa The farmer took the prescription to the ................................................. B M ajor L. D. Kinney's Coos bay prop tbe store and got some plaster of parts, to rent his bouse to the widow with druggist. The druggist told the farmer Grace Boiler Diekeun, plaintiff, erty for >600.000. and a degl la pond we mixed a little of It with water. 4 ' ■ ve. that he could not fill the preecrtpttou out rent and pay all the Mila. Thia ing for the purchase of the remainder stop|M*d the bole with It and filed tt and said to the farmer. T f you will would not do at nil without marriage, W illiam J. Diekacn, defendant for >476.000, making a total million smooth like the rest of the shell. I so he mailed her a proposal, which T « W illiam J. Diekson. the above named raad It yourself you w ill see why dollar sale. The minor portion ef the don't menu that one looking for the defendant* whereupon the farmer adjusted his was accepted. In the name df tbe Stale of OragMti: Kinney property which has not been place s'e «topped couldn’t find It, but glasses and reed to hie astonishment: When ber acceptance bad been mall Yoo nr berabv reqn»r»d to njvpearand purchased has a questionable till« as* be would have to be looking for tt to “One hired girl to be takea as soon ed the widow gathered up a number of answer «be eomplaiut filed against yon in do so > as yon can get her and kept constant withered (lowers t hat bad been coining «be above eekilled m il on or before tbe l*«t cording to the owner, and when this “ WlieU we got It all fixed up I went from tim e to time during the negotia dav of «be time preeorii>ed Hi the ordt-t of has been settled in the courts, the ent to the chhken house, gathered a ly on band thereafter. pnblientiow, to-wit: ,ou or before tbe 27»h tion* and Is i rued tbeas. **& Tew new dresses that the English people expect to purchase the lot of fteeb eggs and. putting them to a toy n y of June, 1918. and if ynn fait to an of your hired men wouldn't be ashamed appear end answer, «be plaintiff wfil apply a bosket, wa» ready to start. The aid ooert for tbe re lie f demanded in the to tbe c to wear and a naw hat and wrap to Am TU J. C. La Prance, accused of subeti gave me a bora« to ride aud went with eomplaint filed herein Again«! ton, to wit: replace those yon bought her last—th ir South American for a deeree di««oiving tbe bonds of matri- luting a dead body for himself to se , me to within about a mile of the Yan teen years ugo. known to construct a tunnel fully three moov now existing between tbe ptah't' cure Insurance money, was held to the kee pickets; then 1 dismounted and and yonraelf, en «be grounds of willful "AU to be tloctured with at mtiee In length desertion and for enob n her nnd fnrtber grand Jury in the municipal court at • walked ou, nod the aid went back with much dally consideration an yon ba* S ta r“ relief an to tbe oonrt may «pern equitable Portland. The Modern Woodmen of the bonne*. .. stow upon your cattle." 4 - “I fell mlgbi.v scared walklug up tbe America are the plaintiffs In thia Tin« «nnini' n- is serrad opon von by pnb* . A Good I idUe to where i knew the pickets ware Uentton thereof fo i tbe period of case. June I t . 1912. L a Prance disap ▼. D. Marti, a well ____ __ ou the edga Of a wood exteudlng across eeks in Tbe 8beru»sa Ounnty Observer, weel Wkltsmound. Win., bought • atodt of €2iam- ive peared from Portland, a body being the road a weekly newspaper of general tdrtfnlation, HO LD FAST. I couldn't see them, which * beriain’t medicines so as to he able to supply pnliliabed to Rhermau soon v, Oregon, in found few days later oa the Clack* made It all the wonts Hut I went Shci to your am. The tnongrtfs paran«n«s •«» an order of (lML.Hori I». R HISTORY Of THB WOBLD TW^HT-ONY maa river, which body Was claimed by right on till I saw a man with a gun Parke . CiteoU Judge («t Bbenann '<>«.. wnl! sip, btfl only crowben hoW wit! his wife and burled. Tbe dniv madr nA tbe 3rd day <»f M »T, stn ruling la the roud ahead of me un that oue small hotel« of ; Add and subtract accnrdhiff to picture*, ate., and you wiN then Ito able to Uose ifce bulldogs grip.— d iv e r ltl8 , and »be date of tbe first p«'»|tentie« And out what klu g 'i w ar took place la O 8 M 7 between England and Prance, Cholera and eempaptes took ap the eas de« «ou»« overbituging branches. I there of in t lie 16 b dav of If ay, 1 Jl8. W en del morn to him than tke waao't much to lw afraid of. seeing to Burope, and hoetllltlee between their cotontoe broke awt to America. A ltor four weeks ago at ambt YaMntWM*. efthessmsdlrteti Foraato hyrtl th?v J was nub a Kirk not quite elx- Attomey for Plaintiff you have done this find picture of the king. t« B > u > s 7 m » W How the Message W as Carried SUMMARY OF THE OREGON NEWS A Story For Memorial the : Flowers Come In? o Independent | erebone f t f |l l l i i s p F* H. Day DEALERS IN Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders Supplies, \ Lumber, Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and Hay. OF M IL L FEED W H EN A N D FLO U R . IN P O R TLA N D S T O P A T H 0T6L 0R6G0N tot 1 $1 WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY NEW HOTEL PERKINS Î Portland, Oregon. I 'J, I >>♦>■»»»♦ H otel albert T h e D a lle s, 1 HOTEL MORO W* ----------------------------------■------- M . SU N D AY DINNERS 3 5 C . O p p o s it e P o s t o f f i c e Moro Oregon. M OnsERVfeR w ill reach more people in Sherman C ounty than by any other medium available. A “ W A N T ” ad in T i'i a H 1 A dí*- * “W -l
