Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, August 29, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe O b s e rv e r MORO. FRIDAY OREGON August 29. 1913 Be Schemed Not Wisely, hat Too Weil The Rapid Reader’s Review of Recent Reports Rewritten T h e re^e»* ©lection held a t M o lalla, to decide w hether the tow n ahould be come « m unicipality, resulted In a four to one vote In favo r of incorporation. A t -Bonanza tw o big business build ings w ere destroyed by Are. They w ere occupied general m erchan dise store, confectionery, drug »tore T im oth y Brooks paused before Ben Marshall's gnte and whistled shrilly for hla friend Ben throat shirt sleeves and a rum pled bead through the window of hla room. “ W a lt a m ln u t e - I’ll be down,” he called. Tim oth y heard his spasmod ic gurgles as Ben’s whistled melody was Interrupted by a struggle w ith the “choker” hla »unburned throat re sented. A t Inst he appeared, flushed o f face, rather w rinkled aa to choking collar, w ith a brand new scarf of b rillian t and barber shop. T h e Florence council la obtaining orange atreaklng down Into hla vest estim ates of the coat of w ater m ain, T im o th y’s w atchful eye saw the scarf w ith a view to installin g a 10 o r 12 and marveled, for It was of the »ame hue as Ben’« orange hair and a few Inch main through the business sec »hades lighter than bis freckles. On tio n of town fo r fire protection. top of the b rillian t hair was one of Reports fro m B aker aay th a t on I I those little green hata. tlpi>ed rakishly Septem ber 1st the Oregon M ill & 1 over one eye aud cocked aggressively G rain company and th e Rock Creek 4 upon the opposite side w ith a foolish oompany. operating the tw o largest little red featlier stuck In tbe band flo u r m ills In Baker county, w ill be a » they went down the street Ben M arshall was acutely conscious of consolidated. T im oth y’s Inspection. groe being sustained. “W e l i r he asked sharply. “ W h a t’s B r. M. B. M arcellus, hdalth officer the m atter w ith you?” o f Portland, has w ritte n to the atate | “ W lia t’a the m atter w ith you?” ex railroad commission, asking th a t the ploded Tim oth y w rath fu lly. “ You express companies be compelled to look like—look like” - H e stopped and adopt a more hygienic system of ship searched for a happy simile. ping meats. | “1 look Ilk© w hat?" demanded Ben. I. H . Van W in k le has been elected “Just like a yellow carrot w ith a lit- dean of the law departm ent o f W illa m I tie bunch of green on top." finished e tte university, at Salem, succeeding Tim othy acoriffully. "1 auppose they do look kind of Charles M cN ary, appointed as a su I,n e w ,” adm itted Ben rather sheepishly. prem e court Justice. T h e new dean was fo r eight years asalstant attorney- general of Oregon. Redondo B. Sutton of Portland, haa been commissioned a second lieuten a n t of coaat a rtille ry a t F o rt Monroe, | Va. Sutton la a W est P o in t graduate, and a brother of the young m arine of ficer who m et an u ntim ely death at Annapolis three year« ago. Corporation license feea rem aining unpaid in the state became delinquent August IB, and Com m issioner W ataon Is checking ever the lis t w ith a view to enforcing collection. Suita against th e delinquent companies w ill also In c lu d e '» >100 p enalty In each case. Tw enty-eigh t section» of tim b e r land In the d is tric t lying southeast of Jew e ll. In Clatsop oounty, contain 948,875,- 000 fee t o f tim b er, according to the cruise return» filed w ith the oounty aaecaaor a t Aatorla. T h e banner fee tion of th e d is tric t contain» 82,290,000 nlng s t Carson station, an the U nited R ailw ay. 27 m iles out of Portland, in one of the worst electric storms ever known In th at neighborhood. I t was owned by H e n ry C. Carson, whose loss is >1500. An automobile owned and driven by W . W . K e n t of D rain upset on the ■♦■yp road 86 miles west of Roseburg, an d Mra. M a ry H o lyfield , m other of M ra. Kent, was instan tly killed. Mrs. K e n t sustained two fractures of the arm , but her husband and three small children escaped u n h u rt Unless Governor W est commutes his sentence to life im p riso nm en t Lem .Woon, a Chinese, convicted In Port- p r e n e ' court, the verdict of the Ore- gon courts of m urder In the firs t de- don't see w h y s b e perm it« hl» atte n tions unless It 1» because »he 1» too «oft hearted to turn him aw ay. Do yoo know he la going to »In« tonight a t th e ahow F “ I d id n 't know tt- Ben bought those things from him In Bloomer«, and he told Ben It was a 'color scheme.’ I f be knew w e were going to the show tonight I ’d say he did It on purpose.” “He did know we wdre going So he's the one who rigged Ben np like a m instrel. Is h e t ’ Dora was In d ig n an t “ New way to foil your rival, yon know.” said T lin o tb y dryly. ~ . Ben Marshall"a brilliant attire aV trncted more attention than th a t mod est young n»an desired, and before they entered the darkened Interior o f the picture show be was wishing be had never attem pted to make him self more attractive In the eyes of the girl be loved ’T t n too blamed homely to play trick» w ith myself.” he thought moodily. “ I expect Flora thinks I'm pretty mean to make myself and the rest of ’em so conspicuous. When 1 get home I guess I ’ll make one bon fire!" T h e reels passed before their eyes, revealing one picture a fte r another, wenviug romance and tragedy until the last scene vanished. T h e p ianist- paused for breath and then broke Into a soft prelude, a colored sheet e f music was throw n on the screen and W illia m Perkins appeared upon the stage. I f Ben M arshall was » color scheme In his orange an d green tint». M r. Per kins wus a symphony In lavender and gray F o r nn Instant the spot light held him In Its w h ite circle %nd displayed a perfectly fitting gray suit, a pale lav ender shirt w ith a scarf o f violet silk. A lavender silk handkerchief protrwd- od from his upper coat pocket, and hla low cut »hoes displayed silk hosiery of the wiuie delicate hue. M r. Perkins m ight not have been appropriately Bv M A R Y I Struck Thirteen on Friday and Brought Much Bad Luck. BRYCE Indignant and uncomfortable. Rarely W illie Perkins bad spaced no I pains to present his riva l In a foolish D E A L E R S IN L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs Supplies, L u m b e r, - W ood , C oal, C ed ar Posts, an d H a y . MILL FEED AND FLOUR H 0T6L 8 OReCON W R IG H T -D IC K IN S O N HO TEL C O M P A N Y ’ j NEW H O T E L P ER K IN S European Plan. Patea f i 00 and up C3 him. How? There Is something In the clasp of a hand thnt draws us to so other or repels us I felt th at the hand elusplug mlue was a band of vigor and tenderness comblued. and the moment I rluaped It I fell a current passing through It and up mv arm. distributing ffaelf through my lielug From thnt moment I was so absorb ed th at I forgot to make the responses, and the clergyman was obliged to w ait till I had done so before proceeding L Q. SWETLAND, Mr CELEBRATION the day of our m arriage I should have during the engagement been ou the America « C e C '- d a v w m erect u n n .o bonier of nervous collapse, especially S tstc e■ Canadiza Memorial Arch. on standing up to be married As It D u lu th . M .u n .-T h e American com was. It seemed to me th at I was wait- I m lttee in charge of the celebration ol tng to make a trip or sign a deed to years of peace between English it piece of property or something like speaking peoples la planning a United that And « he» I went Into th at dark States Canada memorial arch or brhlgf- room and my fath er led me to the spot as a feature of the e v e n t where I was to be m arried I was per , The bridge w ill he located at th» fectly indifferent as to w hat I was is»lnt where the D uluth and St. ' In about to do rent nmd w ill Joto the road to W ln n l - Perhaps this doe» not correctly ex iwg It w ill lie so placed as to com press my feelings. I felt • pleasure iniind the Junction of ls»th roads w ith akin to gambling I was like one who a road lending through North Dakota expects to draw a prize or a blank . H o w 1 did hope 1 would draw a prlxe! , and South Dakota A great lake« demonstration, p s rttd And. If I should d raw a blunk, wbat then? Simply tbla: I f 1 didn’t fancy pa ted in by ship« of the United Rtates i him I would not live w ith him. The u»d Cat’fMd« nl«<> 1« planned advantage In the plan was th at there .’T ie lic e t M e d ic in e In th e W o r ld . jra s something strong enough to hind I * *M v little girl had dysentery very bad. J us together till we might begin a weld juglit she would die. Clianiuerlain’s Colic olera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, mg procees J I can truthfully esy that I think it in the H aving been put In position, the cler it medicine in the world,” writes lira , gyman began the service» A t that illiam Orvia, Clare, Mich. For sale by pert where be placed my hand In that . I dealers,— Advertisement . I of the groom 1 knew that I should llkq usjM'Ct before his sweetheart. Poor Ben's Interest In the show was 1 entirely gonev H I" whole mind »’aa occupied w ith very bitter thoughts against hl’ rival, who had rigged him out In such nn outlandish color schema merely to Is* a foil to his own e x quisite selection. He was thankful when tlw entertainm ent came to a g > s< close. Ttu* four were very silent ou the " I LOOK LIKX WBAT?” DBMAKDBD BBS “1 got ’em over to Howpden. and the homeward w ay The night was warm, clerk there said he'd pick out a color and a full moon silvered the river .A s I they left the ferryboat Ben tucked scheme for me.” “ I t ’s a scheme, all right. Benny, I f I F lo ra’s hand under his arm aud was I rejoiced I but she did not resist his yon bought th at hat aud uecktle at boldnes«. lit the shadow of n droop Bloomer*».” ing tree-he stopped for an In s tan t “1 did." “ Flo ra." he choked, “you must think “ W as the clerk a black haired fellow I ’m nn aw fu l fool to rig myself up like w ith a narrow fB c e t’ asked T im oth y this .A n d I don’t suppose you’d marry w ith In terest me. Flora?” T his Inkt question popped “Sure. Do you know him?" “ No. but I gu««s Flora does.” T im i from Ben’s agitated throat w ith star- othy's tone was significant In Its em tllu g suddenness and was prompted by a realization that Flora was close to phasis. * Ben reddened deeply, fu rth er devel him. that her hand was not w ithdraw n, oping his “color scheme.” “ Yotl mean J thnt his pressure was returned by her be goes to see her?’* be* asked In a sur fingers and her face was tem ptingly nenr his own. ly tone. 8,» he had his nnswer, and Flora told “ I ’ve seen him taking her to ride In him that she knew why he had arra y a Ham pden rig.” explained T im oth y ed him self In sweh gorgeous plumage. “And bis putting that color scheme on you makes me think be did It to make I and he kissed her again When they | you look Mke a fool before Flora Mills. I rem hed home they found Tim othy and Ben stopped short and faced ab o u t I Dora Just «‘em entlng their betrothal I “I ’m going hock bome to take the«« In the approved manner, and for n mo I off.” be choked, pulling at the offend ment the congratulations were confus O A R N I E L L E B R O S ,, P r o p r ie to r s L Wh The Dalles, Oregon. H e a d q u a r t e r s for o u r S h e r m a n C o u n ty fr ie n d s ; p r ic e s r e a s o n a b le ; fir st c l a s s r e s t a u r a n t w i t h t h e h o t e l. T w o B lo c k s F ro m N e w D e p o t 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 OOOCOOOCXXXC-OOOOOOOOOOOOOO CGOGOOOOGOOOOOOOOOC HOTEL MORO slapped on ihc iace— he who d e spise« a man oi'pow er, he w ho en ters a house uninviled and unweU W . C. R U T L E D G E , Proprietor, corned, he w ho gives orders in a house nol hi? own, he who takes a scat above his position, he who N ea re st H otel to Business C e n te r, B an k an d Depot. C ourteous T r e a tm e n t, Clean speaks to one who does not listen to him, lie who intrudes on the conversation ol 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 ill others, he who a ffo r d , seeks, fsvois iron» ihe ungenerous and he w ho expects love from his i - • S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 . enemies.““ From the Persian. Opposite Postoffice an encnnrnglng smile A d ap p in g of tmuds sounded In my ears, but «Ince my whoh» being was engrossed In w hat I l>elleved to lie a prize I had draw n ¡n tbe lottery of marringe It seemed to me In some faraw ay theater My hustwind offered me bis Mrm. and we led tbe little procession of attend ants to tbe adjolnlag r»»nm. where the brenkfHKt was «erred. It bad been agreed that there should be no eon gratillations, since they might be pain ful. But we were no sooner seated st rhe table than some one-proposed a toast to “the first and second prize the former draw n by the groom, the latter by the bride.” I tried not .to show my relief and hnpplne««. but In [spite of nil my efforts a continual smile hovered on my lips and a blush [burned In my cheek s t »very happy word spoken to me. Our breakf««t lasted till early after- uoon. when one by one the others withdrew, snd presently we found on,r- I selves alone My husband rose. .... ........... I believe.” he said. M. A. M ayer, ow ner of the Mayer- ing orange scarf. ” No fello w ’s going ed and happy. A t last l>ora laughed merrily. "I dale fru it farm , haa »hipped the first to make a fool out of me—Bet I f I suppoae we enn thank that color schem know It!" he fumed. carload of prunes this season from “ I t ’s getting late.” suggested T im er. W illie Perkins, for th is ” She Mosier. H e has «old hla en tire crop, j othy. “ W e told those girls w e’d stop swept the porch w ith a little gesture estim ated a t 5000 crate«, to a New f o r '’em at 7:30. and It’s that now. I f Ben M arshall tossed his green hnt In Y o rk firm . T h e M osier prune crop la we w ant to get to the moving picture the a ir w ith an exultant whoop. n o t ao largs as th at of last year, hut show on time we got to take the 7:45 “ Flora. I'm going to keep this twit for- la of b etter quality, and la command ferry across the river.” I ever.” he said. ing price« very satisfactory to the “Oh, w ell!” growled Ben, now quite “ I f you don't I shall.“ said Flora dissatisfied w ith bis appearance, and J calmly growers. It was only a few weeks later th at Id en tified as “Y ellow B ill" o r J. B. he turned and walked on beside his » the engagement of the tw o sisters was Allison, one of the beat known yegg- companion. On tbe front porch of the M ills house snnonuced. Then It was th at W illie men and boldup artists on the crim e the tw o sisters. Flora and Dora, were I Perkins discover'd that his “color ealendat, the body of Joe Barron, the Both were dressed In I scheme." so nicely planned for bis ri man who waa »hot In the holdup of 1 aw aiting them w hite, and they were equally pretty. val. had not. worked to hl« own advs»- the Boo-Spokane tra in a t Portland, and I O nly Tim oth y and Ben disagreed «bout 1 ’"K® <i ■ ’ who died the follow ing day w ithout th a t Tim othy thought th a t Dors was m aking known hla id e n tity, w ill be I the loveliest, and Ben contended th at S u rp ris in g C u re o f S to m ac h T ro u b le When you have trouble q h h your slom held a t the m orgue u n til fu rth e r de Flora's beanty was superior In every sch or chronic constipation, don’t imagin ta ils are rvesi . od of h’ r complete rec- | way to thnt o f her younger sister. W h e n 'tb e .tw o young men came np that your case la beyond help just bec^r3> ord. your doctor fails to give you relief. M - the walk a very queer look came Into G. fitengle, Flainfu kl, N . J ., writes, “ kr Announcement haa been made at Flora Mills' gray eye« In one flash over a month peat I have been troubled w it M arshfield th a t the Southern Pacific ing gljuiee she saw the green bat, tbe mv stomach. Everything 1 ate upeet it railroad company la arranging to d o ’ red feather, the orange necktie, the H U y. O m of Chamberlain's advert ¡«1. velop the coal field» of Coos county. flaming hair and the freckles. Ben booklets oama to me. After reeding a f, Oregon towns now using cool from of th» letters from people who had U - Marshall hud alw ays dressed quietly In cured bv Chamberlain’s Tablets, I decide:’ ' W ashington. W yom ing and U ta h grays or browns W hat strange freak r them. I have taken nearly three-forn mines can be supplied. It Is said, w ith had prompted him to array him self as a package of them snd can now eat aim* • v e r y S a T t h s t I want” For sale by » Coos county coal a t s large saving In no self respecting peacock would have fre ig h t expense. T h e Southern Paci done? dealer«.— A dvertisem ent. f*e»hnps the sn«wer to th at question fic own« the Beaver H IU mine, the was to Flora'» heart, for «11 st once largest producer In the Coot B aly field a lovely fl»t«h tinted her cheek and the w here I t 1» sinking a s h a ft queer look In her eyes changed to F ra n k G. Bwaggart and Sam M cOro. •om ethlng »ofter. W ith ou t apparently tw o campers In W allo w a oounty, w ere noticing tbe vivid a ttire o f her escort treed by a ’ bear In the north woods she talked commonplaces all th e way were Slit»]««« ti n before tne r.ngm*u ,u- near Enterprise. T h ey fired a t the down to the t a r y landing. dtetai pnH-et’ iirc was reformed. T rad l Tim oth y and I>ora. w alking behind, Animal, hut It paid ao attentio n to tlon says that sn attlst once repro th e ir bulletn. and charged straig h t for smiled once as « /u g r a n t brecse lifted tbe green hat from Ben’s head to lead aented the same Idea In much less them . Bach sought a frien d ly tre e and him a merry chase before be recov apace. T w o suitors In chancery, be reaealned In its e branches durlag a ered It aud once more placed It on his ing reconciled to eswb other a fte r a drenching rata, w h ile bruin stood ■ 'heed. very tedious and expensive suit, ap guard beneath. T irin g of Its vigil, » W b at possessed Beu to do It?" w his plied to him to paint a device in com th e bear fin a lly am bled o ff Into th« pered Dors, her e>es brim m ing w ith memoration o f their return to peace woods and the campers escaped, mo- m irt 1» and am ity. H e gnve them entire eatts- , tag hack to camp w ith each speed th a t “ Yon know W ill!» Perkins?” asked faction by painting them In the act of shaking hand«—one clad lo hla ahlrt, Choy ek aro d a flvo-roU fonca. tt to T latoth y. V / way of reply. , * Dors nodded scornfully. “ 1 detest the other W ltboat even that. * * * m id . N e a t day they rotaraod tor M a jiu d J <«>• I 5 - Am ite C ity . I.« .-G e o rg e 'ZolJeuburg e e tm m tl-t« * bis home near this city after a not her Ineffectual attem pt to ' I t a t e j n i e J1” * h ike» out o f hla grand fatlivr’irrln e k T he ancient timepiece M ANUFACTURERS OF is to bin me for a long tra in of mis forim ies that started Friday, June 13. 191.3 T h e following details have been u ii rie G by M r Zollcnburg: T h e clock was brought to thia coun try by M r Zoltontmrg from the father- land The old tim e m ill had never QihM d « tick or let a second slip by UOOCKOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO unrecorded until noon on th at fatal W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T Í , Friday W hile w aiting fo r dinner 7x>I- letiburg was surprised and alarmed to hear the old heirloom strike thirteen times for uoon “You’d better take th at to some clock mender In Ham m ond.” said the watch fixer, aud lie pot his hand behlud him Corner of 7th and Stark Street 1 as though th e old timepiece were hot. ► Zolleuburg took the clock to Ham - C H A 8 . W R I G H T . P re s id e n t ► m«»i k J and. not wishing to have It fixed M .C . D IC K IN S O N . M a n a g e r. I nnder fnlse pretense», told the Jewel 1 era there s to u t Ita having «truck thir- , I t is new, a n d its room s are p ro v id ed w ith tedh N either o f the Ham m ond dock- r u n n in g w a te r a n d lo n g d is ta n c e te le p h o n e s. smiths would have touched the hoodoo E u ro p e a n p la n . R a te s $1 p e r d ay a n d u p • w ith a fishing pole. I Since then Zolleuburg has taken the • clock to ««very expert uenr here, only ’ to have the Job declined. T h a t la not OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' r nil H ere are a few of the thing« that have hapmmed «luce, for which h e , M I I I I !♦ ! H < I H I I I f I l i S H H I iilami*s the clock: III» rich mottMjr-ln-law departed thia >. dfe bock In G erm any w ithout leaving 1 11m a n i l pfennig e His va.bu'd hen ithe one thnt walks P o rtla n d , Oregon. < w ith »• Hmp» deserted her nest a fte r Eastern Oregon Headquarters. e sptlnK pstlewtiy for ’two and ■ h alf • weeks ¡m th irte e n -th e re it la n g a ln - ■f thorough I »rad Cochin china eggs. Po»itiv»ly m t t centrally ■ Ills hired girl el«|»ed w ith Ids best located - Fifth St. c a n pa a a d stable hand d T w e lv e kittens fell In s well neat the dqort eve» y few minutet » 'ds home and were drowned •' ' H!« brim tie cow Bossle gave birth i; — ra tr’ets. all Of Which were black ns P o p u la r P riced R estau ran t eom »fuel and males w the effect was most pleasing to tne young women o f the audience. M r. Perkins sung a love song lllna- troted w ith sentim ental pictures, and fie rolled hla light eyee at Flora M ill« and shook bis dark locks o f hair and exercised the trvinotb o f bis voice In the tender passage«. Flora looked at the picture«, a »»cornful smile curving her Hps Poor Ben thought , she was comparing his outlaudlsh garment» w ith the sartorial gloriee of the singer and was very miserable. W illie Per kins had the same Idea aud was equal ly happy. Another picture song flushed upon the screen. and the little group o f four w e re startled Into close’ attention T here Upon the cover was a Tyrolean peasant w aving the duplh'ste o f Ben M arshall’» foolish green hat. Then the page turned, the piano rippled and was still and then hurst forth a startling vodellng song from the trt- I u n ip h a h t III»» ° f W illie Perkins. Poor Ben crushed hl» green bat un- j-der I lie seat mid siansl miserably at J the pictures on the screen Flora sat I hesl-’e him. Very straight and cool. and I beyond her w « j horn and Tim othy. W '’lm n M 'd latrlyT ' I said, looking 6 Moro § OPENING HIS HAND. me an easy w ay to do it?" “Yes, ’ that, the man said, “and on my honor 1 w.H do as you tell me.” “ W e ll, my friend,” Penn answered, “whenever thee finds a g'.ass of liquor in thy hand open that hand helore the glass touches thy lipa and thee will never drink to excess again.” C O N D U C TED ON TH E BEST PR IN C IPLE S ooooooooocfxxjoooooeoeoooooGOOOooGOGooqoooocjc TH E STA R BARK L IV E R Y F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E O - x s u S s ¿ \7 " S b ll© 3 r , O r e , M SFORTUNFS. Foresee misforltinea that thou may- eai strive lo prevent them, but when ever they happen hear them with icagnanimrty.— Zoroaster. Youthful Hiqh Finance. “Bay. mother, give me a dim e foi the »lot m arhine.” “Go » w a y ! Those «lot machines are often no goml.” “T h is one Is. I ’ve trlw l I t w ith a $>ti(tou ” - JJeggettdorfer Blatter. H is L ite rery Bant. “ F ath er, wbeu 1 leave school I am gblng to follow my literary bent and w rite to r money." - “ H um ph! M y eon. you ought to 1« successful T h a t’s all you’ve done since you’ve been a t school.” _________ _________ jo n will soon be well agni till deeUro.—AdvcribemcnL E n tire ly new, c o n v e n ie n t to busineFs. C lean beds, a n d tab le th e best tb e m a rk e t will afford. P rices re a so n a b le . Cora? m ercial tra d e solicited . Penn rep icd. “ Il is as easy as to open thy haad.” “Convince me oi i Cautieua. Jeweler - Rim 11 1 m ark . the ring ''Ftoru George to ( t r a c e r Engaged Yoiiag M a n -N o : I giwra .*<»’• had bet te r make It “ From ( I. to G ” You see. Gertrude 1« the name of my se«-ond choice —W ashington Ftar. VINTON HOTEL Wi'Jiam Penn wax once urging a man lo »top drinking to exceaa when the man asked, “Can you teU 'tn o w not where to avoid bis gaze. "1 leave yon to name the exact rime “ “Then lot It be Inter. W e w ill visit twhllo In !»•«• d raw ing room.” Th«- onb part of the contract th a t was not carried out was the parting I do not recommend the plan of my marriage to other», but for me It was an Inatantaheoua and, 1 may aay, a dfelong sneers« Oregon. A G ood In v e s tm e n t. - W . D. Magli, sw e ll known merchant of Whitemound, W io, bought a stock of Chsm- berloin’s medicines so as to be able to supply { OOOOOOOCXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX)1 them to his customers. After receiving them he was himself taken sick and ksvs COOCCvCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCCOOiX>OOOOOOOOOOCX)Oi that one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock of these medicines. For sale by all dsalsra, —Advertisement ________ Coneeling. “ Porter. Vv® ,o9' ,’» **n8 * •“ “luph! Theo ye’ll no* he needin’ a pQ 'tar."-LotM lon Opinio«. -—— tt .r < Barn Located near Hotel Vintin Special Attention for Commercial Traveler« k * L Tranaient Teams Given Prompt Attention George El lard, A U T O M O B IL E - FOR A “WANT” O bserver p e o p le in H IR E a d in T h e M o r o w ill re a c h m o re S h e rm a ; by any other P ro p rie to r C o u n ty th a n medium available.