Sherman County observer., December 18, 1914, Image 4

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i t was a perfectly clear night. No,
Municipal Christmas Tree Idea tn<
moon, but myriads or stars glittered
doreeflt by President Wilson.
above, brighter for being seen through
I*re«ldent Wilson Indorsed the com
the cle ir utmospherc of that mountain­
M O R O . O R E G O N , •?
uiunlty Christmas true Idea, started In
ous region. The quiet heuveua were
1U12 In New York, wbeu a huge fir
in coiitrust with the struggle about the
FRIDAY__ December 18. 1914
| t . M . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a a c o , O re g o n
: Custom Prescribes T hose; tree, standing In the center of Madison
ojieu. The. time the men wasted seem­
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Square Garden and throwing Its light
ed Interminable, and all were relieved
Made of Bayberry Wax.
for tunny blficks. wax a gift glrer to
when U was over. Theu each body
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advanced a» quietly us possible, cover­
Hundred« tn the city. The plan was
Story of the Balkans
ing that part of the house to be attack­
no snccVssfnl thaF forty-seven of the
H E ‘ most attractive bayberry larger cltle« of the United Rtat<*. In
ed us appointed. Lust came Alexander
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs
- candies, ouch as wore burned chiding Washington. had the tame sort
and hla six men. four of them bearing
In
the
pest
on
New
Year
s
eve
Supplies,
L u m b e r, W o o d , wCoal,
of celebration on Dec 25 of 1013. and
By F. A. M ITCHEL
• the heavy timber. Placing one end at
and* are still burned In some the numlier of IUI4 municipal Christ­
the door of the house, they first swung
C
ed
ar
Posts,
an d H a y .
• • o o e o e e o o o o o o o o o o e e e e n e e e It back, theu drove It forward, and the
old fashioned places, come today from mas trera wMa plsnqed to be «till lar­
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atlllnesa was brokeu by a lond thud a New England village, as Is fitting, ger.
The lucipleut cause, or at.least the against the door.
Recent Reports Rewritten
A copy of the statement Isaued by
M ANUFACTURERS OF
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and there bids fair to develop a con­
pretended cause, of the war between
Again the timber was swung back siderable Industry, stutes ilir a Edson •»be president when hl« pntrounge was
the triple alliance and the triple en­ and thrust forwurd. the contact re­
n«ked for tlfe community tree In Wash-
A big meeting of farmers was held
tente was when a struggle was In ­ sounding In the still night. No light In House Beautiful.
liiflrton was made public by the person«
In The Dalles Monday for the purpose augurated between the Christiana nud
The candles ace uiqde” entirely by
appeared In the village. I f a face was
of considering tax questions In Wasco
the Turks iu the Balkan states. About at any window It could not be seon. hand in the original manner, no short who were re«pou«ible for the tree In
1008 the Christiana made preparation« Doubtless citizens lu their beds soon cut or easy process being able to pro­ Madt«oir Square z Garden. The com-
county.
,
-
Fred Tronson. slayer of F m m t U l­ to throw off the yoke of their Moham­ realized that something was in store duce the same Teaults. They bear the nnlty Wen. «aid the president .In thia
rich, was sentenced to life Imprison­ medan masters, who had dominated for the men who had been terrorizing trades of'continued dippings/ind taper statement has In It great possibilities
them for centuries. The condition of them and offered a silent prayer that at the top, nn Inevitable result^of the for good. If the plan Involved pity or
ment by Circuit Judge McGinn at
patronage It wonld fail; If It wore by
the people was terrible.
the end of their sufferings was about process. Ttda tae«ua that the wick to
Portland.
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Into the hot wax, a one class for another class It would
When this became Intolerable the to come. The women hugged their dipped
B Y A U TO
Trank E. Newberry, aged 38, well
added^ach time until not be a community affair. But a tree
new layer
ChriHtlans began to organize for revo
known Oregon musician, and graduate, lutlthi. Bdt t l! must be secret, and to eh fid ran to their breasts and shud­ the candle
,e desired thickness. for all the people would help them
A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
dered
-•
ef the Beaton Conservatory of Music,
In a variety of sizes, realize the things which bind them to­
work In secret wa« extremely di If} cult,
The door was well barred, aud It re­ They are
s ’ * ’
enough conveniently gether as people.
for Turkidh soldier» patrolled the coun­ quired a dozen blows of the battering^ from those
died at Salem.
liday cake to large
try and were always on the watch for ram to force it open. Whou the de-' to decorate
J. Frank Hughes, of Salem, has been
Home movement on the part of those sired result was phtalued and there ones, three feet high, intended for a
appointed a member of the state game
Community Tree a Grand,
floor csndleetloR_^Yben sent out the
they were keeping Subservient to them.
In the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
The first municipal Christmas tree of
and fish commission to succeed F lojd
was nothing to obstruct a passage sev­ beautiful s a g o r ^ ^ u Is wrapped In
In each town or hamlet was a revo­ eral of the attacking party entered, but
Burlington,
la.,
proved
a
grand
sue-
roomy
garage of Walther-William» Company.
Competent
Bilyou, resigned.
'
lutionary committee, which met, usual­ they were received by a fire from w ith­ white tissue 0 p e r and Inclosed In a ces«
A tree t hirty feet high. waa
Cyme H . W alker, oldest living white
workman ilw ayt ready to help you In any w^ay they can at,
box of a eootrii «ting tone of old blue. erected 1* a central loration and light­
ly. In eornq loft where It waa secure in nud retired.
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child born west of the Rocky moun­ from the enemy’s spies.
least expense to you. For any serviced rendered the charge
A box may eontain a »ingle candle, a ed with small Incandescent bulb«. The
And now. tile besieging party began
tains. cMebrated his 7«th birthday at
But these committee« must forjn to discover. th a t though they were half (taken « T * dozen. On opening the mayor opened 'the prograaf w ith a
will always be reasonable.
hts home in Albany.
some sort of union, for so long as they very near th? house, the robbers found lid above tho candle in Its white tissue brief address. Band mu«1e and songs
paper
Is
found
a
charming
motto
card,
Covernor West has appointed Albert
worked separately they could accom­ ways of bringing tbel£ fire .to bear
church choirs, classes Prom vari­
Brownell, of Portland, a member of plish nothing! The only way snch a upon then). Several were picked off. boaring *n appropriate verse In old ous school« and quartets followed.
union could be formed was through se­ when Alexander ordcivd his men to English or other decorative lettering—
the state horticultural society.
He
A GENERAL'S BAGGAGE.
cret communications. This developed withdraw behind any article of de­ for example: ‘ j
succeeds H. C. Atwell.
T H E DALLES,
OREÛON.
On N e w T e a r’s eve
a number of persona whose business It fense they could find.- Then for a time
More hogs have been produced In
A bayberry candle
it
le
H
e
.
tndioetten
st
the
Fighting
was to carry messages between the ihere was a desultory firing between
Burned «o th< socket
’
Douglas county this year than nt any
Quality ot the Man. *
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revolutionary committees.
/ Brings health to the home
the two force«.’ with no definite re­
other tim é In the history of tho coun­
It maj . be laid down aa a military
And wealth to the pocket.
One night one of these messengers mits. At inst Alexander directed one
ty, according to buyers.
was summoned to attend a meeting of of his men who had remained iu the
The Uttle versa and the pleasing man­ nxtuin that «g eneral's ability la not
During the Christmas vacation 21 a revolutionary committee to be held
ner
of Its presenting suggest the litera­ measured by the amount of baggage
ta r to bring forwurd combustibles.
In the cellar of the dwelling of one
college singers, comprising the Uni
Several men t: ok kindling saturated ture which grew up about the bayber­ be takes to war
It is «aid that when General Sir John
1th kerosene, ran sw iftly to a part of ry candle In early New England. 'T o
versity of Oregon glee club, w ill tour of the committeemen. The town In
French
embarked to take command of
the
genius
of
thia
locality,
as
said,
the
which
the
meeting
took
place
waa
only
the house where It was most difficult
the counties of eastern Oregon
the British force« fighting with the
Five towns have organlied rabbit a hamlet, and all was dark by » o ’clock. for the roblxsnt. to shoot them and. discovery of thia use of the blue wax French against the Germans in north
At the appointed hour the messenger crouching on the ground, placed.the berry of the rocky pastures is ascribed.
Corner of 7th and Stark 8tr<tt. .
drives In eastern Oregon and will send
api>earcd before the house, the door kindling ngnlnst the house and ignit­ In tho “History of Virginia,” publish­ ern France all the baggage ha took waa
the rabbits caught into Portland for
contained
in
a
single
suit
case.
ed
In
1705
by
Robert
Beverly,
It
is
said:
silently opened, and the man passed In 'd It. v
x .-’
C H A S . W R l f t H T . P re s id e n t
the relief of the poor of the city.
When "Stonewall” Jackson «Girted
This discovery Is very modern, not­
• M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
The besieged now saw that their
mt on a campaign be took along no
Jay A. French, county Judge of W al­
doonl**waa mmi U x I. I f they remained withstanding theke countries have been
It is i\pMt, and its Tooms are provided with
personal baggage except a withered car-
lowa county until he resigned a month
where they were they would be burned so long settled. * • • The melting
itetbng. of ancient pattern, and even
of
these
bar-lea
la
said
to
have
been
ago, was sentenced to serve from one j
ru
n n in g water and long distance telephones.
or suffocated; If they surrendered they
thia modest receptacle waa but half
to five years In the penitentiary for
would receive uo quarter. Jhey could first found out by a surgeon of New
^E
uropean
plan. ‘Rates $1 per day a n d u p .
England, who performed wonderful filled Both ihoK« generals bear dtotlo
only sell their lives as dearly as pos­ things
forgery.
w ith jr salve made of them.”
irui’ hed reputation» a« successful lead
sible. But there wob nothing to shoot
Governor Oswald West will engage
Before thto was written* however, a iir-------- ----------------------— r _ -.
it, for the attacking party were all
In the practice of law In Portland up­
Contrsrlwlse. when Napoleon I1L.
the
candleborry tree had been made the
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screened. Presently a flame began to
on his re tire m en t'fro m office.
He
emperor ot France, left Pnrla In 1870
subject
of
stormy
(llacui’sinna
In
town
t u w I up from the kindling, growing
w ill
associated with Senator C. C.
to fake comYunnd of the arm tea which.
brighter and brighter, crawling higher meetings In New England itself, -with
«¡awt. were gi^tig straight to Berlin
McColloch.
th ofcsult that a certain day was set.
lid higher, tip It cast a light on the
ue took along forty eight trunks he-
A Roseburg report says that one-
Sept
15.
“unless
It
fell
upon
a
Ix>rd's
surrounding houses. Then the Turks
«idea a rnont voinniinon« kitchen and
fourth more arse Is being planted to
•onld better discern the positions of day,” as the flrst upon which these n e u r o m a e q n q x ig e
The Germaos got
wheat this year than formerly owing
their enemies and recommenced their berries might be picked. This day was
P o r tla n d , O r e g o n .
i
very scrap of It all st Sedan His son.
called In consequence bayberry day.
to the expected high price for grain
tiring.
he prtiu-e imperial eecut«cd frouj.Se-
. Eastern Oregon Headquarter».
next year as result of the war.^
And now faves began to appear at
Jarr’ and the tarleagncrtug Germans
Governor West has announced the
the neighboring windows. But the mal­
vlth h is personal effect*, which filled a
ice of the Turks, who, Bince they must
appointment of the following county
special train ul five cara — Washington
P c sitiv ly m s t . c e n tra lly
were ready to kill even women
court of the new county of Jefferson:
Star.
,
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Ipcaied
F ifth S t. ca- fl pass
nnd children, drove away these Inof­
County Judge, W illiam Boegll, Culver;
Make the Following Resolutions
the
door
s
eve y few m inutes
fensive
jieraon«.
Not
a
shot
was
fired
commissioners, Roscoe Gard of Gate-
The R ack, Peoe end Am ble.
by the attackers, though the Turks ex
For New Year:
The rack 1« a gait of the boraa bn-
‘ way and J. M. King of Opal City.
■wiw»—
posod themselves, hoping to die rather
The national prize of |50 offered
W IL L eultiuato health making, rwevn n trot aud a gallop or canter. In
by the bullet than by fire. They had
Popular Priced R estaon n t
which the fore fv«1 move as to a alow
each year by the Woman s Chrletian
shown no mercy to the Christians happinsae «cat to ring habits.
gallop while the hind feet move aa to
European Plan. 9atea f l 00 and up
Temperance union for the beet essay
I
W
IL
L
step-growling
and
grew
a
whom they hud robbed, murdered and
a trot or isnw. It 1« uwually'an M tlfl
on temperance written by a high
L?Q. SWETLAND, Mgr.
tortured, and now their destroyers gontlo and glo«iu{ Spirit.
rial g a it but la «ometimea hereditary
would not grant them the boon of lead
- school student, was presented to W il­
I V fIL L be straight in speech, square or natural There 1» much confusion
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i t » U t e » M I 1 |4,, I 1 > 1 I1 H I I H I"M' K O
instead of fire.
liam Fordyce, ot Lincoln high school,
in ehering profit» and eincere in eooiai )f tern»« In reaiwid tn thia galL due to • •
By
this
time
the
house
was
envel­
life.
the fact that the gait lt»elf la some­
Portland.
oped In flames. A Turk ran out. hop­
Neither a doctor nor a druggist w ill
I W IL L think and talk clean thing*, what v«r1e<L according a« the racket
ing to be shot He was filled with bul tame my tongue to evoid tattling and
nrriee the one or the other fore foot
he permitted to sell liquor In Oregon
lets, but those who shot him took care train my taste to refuse teety words.
foremost In the galloping motion of the
under provisions of the prohibition bill
that he should not l»e struck lu a vital
now being drafted by the special com
I W IL L build a hopeful faith, bless fore feet; Ihrtt many confound the rack
D A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P roprietors
part, lie fell, and one of his enemies
with
a brisk end brimming optimism >vilh the pace, the word* often being
mittee of attorneys appointed recently
—the man whose wife and daughter
used synonymously, and that many
by the committee of one hundred for
had been carried away—picked him up and brighten with a bracing cheerful
have mlJduk<iit the nae of the word«
that purpose.
and threw hhn'lnto the flames
pnee^. gild ‘•ambla.” There 1« abnn
I W IL L abstain from anger, avoid
The cries of these miscreants who
Roy Fa mum. a young man whose
dnnt evidence that the American pace
bad long terrorized this region grew antagonizing others, assail my sour of today la the amble of Europeans of
attentions she had received, was held
H ea d q u a rters for our S h erm a n C ounty
'ess nnd fainter till at last they ceased temper,*appreoiate favor« and applaud the last century abd earlier The mo
responsible by a coroner’s Jury at
TBTBSrW HIM WTO TH« FLAME».
auooeee«
f
altogether.
Then
and
not
till
then
the
rkm or rbe hind feet la the «nme In the
Glendale for the death of Edna Mor­
friepds; p r ic es reason ab le; firs t c la ss
I W I L L bo a tra e man, a trustw orthy trot, the pace and the rack
and wiih conducted to the cellar. There people of the hamlet came out of their
in the
gan. a 15-year-old girl whose charred
restau ran t w ith th e h otel.
bouses, many of them In their night friend, a tender sympathiser, a tim ely trot the dlsgonat hind and fore feet
body was found In the barn of a neigh­ he found the committee lighted by
«Ingle candle. But there were uo win clothes, aud, wild with Joy. danced helper, a topmost idealizar and a ten«
move
neurly
«iinnltnneouelj.
In
the
bor that had burned during the n ig h t
flows through which a ray could be around the building, from which still oieua toiler.
t»«ce or amble the bind and tore feet
Forty-three accidents, two of them
issued fitful flames. I t may seem bar-
seen from without.
f
of the same side move nearly slmulta
fatal, were reported to Labor Commie
“Boris,” «aid the fhlef, “we have l>arotis to us, living In a land of law
qvoum I j — Boaton Globe.
TWO RIP. VAN WINKLES.
T w o B lo c k s F r o m N e w D ep ot
sioner H off during the week. J . J. taken measures to get rid of a gang of and order, but when the oppressed
Doveren and J .L a b e s k l were killed Turkish robber« who have made th»?lr turns against a barbarous oppressor
They Are to Be Found In a Welsh Leg
Ceremonial Citron.
headquarter« nt O. (a «tnnll village the Christian virtues are not to be ez
In a logging accident near Astoria.
end Relating to New Veer's Eve.
A valuable and somewhat
pected.
Fifteen accidents were reported from uot a dozen mile« dlntant). These men
Every on© la fam iliar with the Rip variety of citron la cultivated along
F R E E A U T O B U S TO A N D FR Q M A L L T R A IN S
have been absorbing the provisions
When I t was all over the several
logging camps, sawmills and planing
Van Winkle of Waahlngton Irving nnd the shores of Albania, western-JCu
detachments withdrew each to Its own
nnd animals of our people nnd carry
mills.
has laughed and cried over the story ropefln Turkey
It 1« known aa the
lug off their women. Two days ago locality, while the older persons of the
A fter making recommendations to
•caaeuh»*' or - “raroT’ (Hebrew!. It
of
the
big
hearted,
rollicking
Dutch
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when a farmer came In at evening town went hack to bed, leaving the
the coming legislature on matters of from bis work he found his «on mur children to dance nbouCthe smoking man who drink* with the ghost of »« a «mall citron, weighing not more
legislation and electing officers for dered and his wife and hl« daughter ruins. The struggle for the freedom Hendrick Hudson and his phantom than twenty five drama. Jnet large
creW In the shadowy fastnesses of the enough to be held in the hand, and la
the ensuing year, the fifth annual con
missing. As soon a« he could recover of the Balkans from Turkish domlna
vention of the Oregon State Associa­ from the shock, mad for revenge, he tlon grew in magnitude till It became Catskill mountains, sleeps for what he tbua used In the religion« rttnal by tba-
raised a po««e and’ followed the rob­ a great war. The Turk was driven believe« to lie one night, but what lewe all over the world during the
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tion of County Judges and Com ml a
is In reality twenty years, and then celebration of their tenet of taber
si on ere adjourned nt Portland to meet bers. Finding them encamped at night to Citostnntinople, and It looked for
In a wood, the poase fired upon them awhile as If the states would lie free wander« down the mountain aide to naclt-ft. Such dtrono. If anffirienUy
again December 8, 1*11. In the Mult
They
fled, leaving the women.
from Turkish rule. But the Balkaus find that all hl« old frtands are gone tto all. without blemish and possessing
E ntirely new, convenient to business
nomah county courthouse la Portland.
“Theae Turks are a part of the band are composed of different races. «{leak­ that his dog Schneider Is dead, that somew hat extended nozxlea. aye valued
W ith prices of 111 a ton for timothy,
Clean
beds, and table the best the m arket
at
from
>4
to
310
each
These
citron«
who have taken up their quarters lu ing different languages, and. having his home 1» broken up. that hl« wife
alfalfa or rye hay. »20 a ton for oats G. In a house that stands by Itself, achieved their purpose in getting rid of 1« married again nnd that his little are mostly exported from Parga. T ur
will afford. Prices reasonable. Com­
and 112 a ton for wRd marsh or tula thus permitting them to defend them the Turk, they began to quarrel among daughter Meente, the Idol of his heart, key, and not from Corfu, as- Is gener­
mercial trade solicited.
hay prevailing, Silver Lake starts la selves ou «11 sides If attacked. They themselves. Then their ancient en­ bns grown out of his recollection ally auppooed A few are anld to grow
the winter with an unprecedented have barricaded the doors aud win
emy came back to tyrannize over them Now. It Is a fact, but one probably near Dlakovto. Greece.
known to but few readers, that there
as of yore.
shortage In fodder. Stockmen predict dows
"Go to the surrounding town« and
But the Turk la not the only one to Is scarcely ft country whose people do
tla p d ’i
these prices w ill double before spring.
tell the committee of each to «end take ndvantage of their differences. uot relate this atory In some form
Rhode laluod adopt
adopted a vonfltltntlon
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The shortage ts attributed to the rapid
what »nen It eon to attack the rob­ More recently the flame of w ar broke nnd that the source from which X aah tn 1M2. which named five capttata tor
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gala la population with aa attendant
bers' stronghold nt 2 o’clock on Friday out all over Europe fur the disputed Ington B rin g derived Ills'verslou of I t the state, designating Newport. South
Increase la livestock.
morrtlng. Let all the parties takb poal
IxiRscRsion of these little morrtitalnons was a legend o f the H arz mountains Kingston. Briatol. East Greenwich and
Adjutant General W . B. Flnser of tlon without the town of G. to be
Providence na the places for ancceaatvc
states that aeem Intended especially to pertaining to New Year’a eve.
the Oregon national guard has been ready when ordered to advance npon be In perpetual warfare themselves
I f you will trarai among the peas­ honor In 1854 an nmcndni«-nt restrict
appointed by Governor West an his the robber«. I>et them baTe arms nnd and a r co sou for war 1? others,
antry of Wale« and Inquire aa to their ed the meeting places of the general
W . C . R U T L E D G E , P r prictor.
personal repreecntntlvn nt the official ammunition, but we will provide what
folklore concerutog New Year’a day a«aenil»ly or legislature to two placea-
f,
- After the Settle.
may
be
ne<e««ary
to
unearth
the
vll
dedication of the Oregon bwldtog at
In 1900
A naval engagement with an odd se­ and Its mystic eve they will tell you Newpurt and Providence
the Panama-Pacific exposition la San Inlnt p«7'vWefl other mean« than bul
quel was the battle off Portland, Me., the legend of two Rip Van Wlnklee. Providence beegme the only «eat of the
lets be required. Go and caution eveYy
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
Francisco, December 20, also at Ore­
between the American ship Enterprlae. who. while wandering amo«»g the ra­ legislature
one to be discreet.”
16 guns and 102 men. and the British vine* of their native Welsh mountains
gon Day to be held January X, In San
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 lea n
"TVbo Is to command the attack?
ship Boxer. 14 guns and 100 men. The one New Year’» eve, were met by'tw o
w
•
Ths Boy’s Ids*
Diego In connection with the Panama- asked Boris.
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
Enterprlae was commanded by Lieu­ fairy maidens, who enticed them aero««
California exposition.
-P a r
“The committee has chosen me to
tenant
Burrows
and
the
Boxer
by
Cap­
a
fairy
bridge
Into
a
fftlrylftnd
where
“Yep"
‘
a ffo r d .
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■
•
The Oregon State Butter fluid Cheese «■ommand.”
tain Blythe. The battle was on 8ept they »pent « |>erlod -of such blissful
“1 don’t see why the men who wrote
Makers* association closed a four-day
'-V e ry well: I will see that at the
4, 1812. In the bay not far from Port­ happiness that It seemed but one day. the rules of grnnAnar dl«lnj make ‘I
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
convention In Portland. O. B. Nep­ hour appointed at least tiiree parties land. and resulted In the capture of
Returning to their-friends ou the war- |xloaa xuid. ’has Jamt .proper it ’a easier
Will
lie
In
position
to
close
In
on
the
tune, of Albany, was elected presi­
the Boxer, both cotqmanders being k ill­ row. they found that seven generations to say It that way.’’ — l»etrolt F re t
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dent; L. G. Halgerson. Junction City, roblirrs.”
ed. The two vessels were brought into had lived and died during their ab I ‘r e « « ________________
The messenger passed out Into the
vice-president; Professor O. G. Simp-
Portland on Sept. 7. The bodies of tience. which had extended over a
nlgbt. and the head eommltteeman
the two commander« were rowed tury.-W ashington Btar.
eon, Oregon Agricultural collene, sec
Dsgrsss ot Deafness.
Alexander Arknd. gave ln»tructlons to
"la yon» hnsbsnd very deaf. Mrs
rotary and treasurer; L. Slaughter, 8. two of the men to get ready certain •shore by sailors of both «hips and aft­
Deaf new Caanot Be Cured
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GradyT
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O. Rice and H. C. Raven, members of articles that would likely be needed in er a public funeral service were buried
side by side In the village cemetery — by local •p p ilostions, o s they e a s a o t read»
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-W ell, he cam bear the alarm clock
the executive committee.
I the attack. Then those present one
tho d lso a so i portloa o t th o oar. Thors Is
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only on» way to euro deafnasa. jm d th a t Is mornings, out he can always hear the
Secretary of State Olcott has called ' by one silently left the h«n»e.
Doafbeao Is 6 o’clock whistle Hftern<»oaa
by constitutional
.lodgt-
th e attention of the district attorneys
A t 2 o’clock on the ap|>oiiited morn-
Boot P ta rrlro s a Rem edy
tlon of tha mu-
cauaad by aa Inft
O A L I T T L E M IS S I O N A R Y W O R K IN VO’
_Tuba. Wbon
lining of tb
OuredL o f In d ig e s tio n .
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, Cl— ImkhrtOolto, coua
to the law which requires that they l w four parti«, «nxWKhed U. from
A re a rum bling
thia tuba la Infta:
idle days by telliirg youi\ neighbors t of thv-’f.»
sa d w b o o .lt Is
M r« Sadie P. Clawson, Indiana, Pa., waa
file a written report relating to the opiKisite points and stoiqiedt a short < 3 ^ ^ and Diarrhoea Remedy you know aound or Imparfaot
tbo result, and bothered with indigoMion.
cloaad. Dct
“My stomach
R j. a ao«aa>. 8am F. 6uin, Whit- •ntlroty
and character of the official distance outaWe the town. That head-
unlroa tha. InOammatloo « i b* taken out
tjualitiee
of The Observer.
I f you .can’t, get th»*ir <•
thia tuba restored to Its I Bbrmal ooodt- pained ms night and day,* she write« “I
transacted by them during ed by Alexander waa the largest aud ley, Ala., writes, *1 had measles and got and
hearing w ill ba destroyed ferovor: nine wonld feel bloated and navs headache and
carried, among other articles, a heavy canght out in the rain, and It settled la my tlea.
uf th eir adilrcssei- and* vee «ri»’
out of le« are aaused by Catarrh, belching after eating. I fldfln suffered from seripUOTkfe, send
the fiscal year ending the first Mon piece of oak timber. Alexander made a Htomach and bowels. 1 had aa awful time, cases
ed ooodltlon
which la nothing but s o Inff
•onctipation.
Ky
daughtsr
had
uasd
Chara-
of
tha
m
uoosa
surfaoa«.
R qr In September. Only five district circuit around the town to see that the
them
¿ample
copies,
pay for aTLkol
bad It not been for Uhanibirlsin’a Colic,
Wo will give One n so d ro d Dollara for aay
T»M«I h «nd they did her so mneb
have compiled with the law, different detachments were In |>o»ttion. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv I could not casa o f D eafness (SS _ by eatarrb l ttaat bsrlaiu’a
¿ ^ Subscribe for The Ubserver. Beat W-cfelv i uhH.*t
red hy
eannat be
ba cu
cured
by « a t l ’a Catarrh Cura, good that she gsvc me a fcw doses of febetu
the secretary of state r i l l insist
«end for circular« fraa.
Mid lariated on my trying them. They
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in the inland E m pire. Everyone leads iu
the «them file reports ns noon . tto w.UU. W ,M C U -. » ¡¡bop,
V ifis s a r « y * ”
helped ma aa nothing eraa lx«« done.” For
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■ale by all dealer«— AdvartlasaanL
Tafea . aur, rtoS, nu, to
T he O b s e rv e r
A Quick
Revenge
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