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SUMMONS SUMMONS. SUMMONS. I often found luyself believing them 1 ATTRACTIVE WOMEN. presence or tatal by its absence to this gift of fascination. felt very sure that, if we had told this It is not even a matter of refinement In tlie C’.riuit <’out ’ oi the -tate of Oregon In tlie Circuit court of the State of Oregon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon old man the truth he would have be- j for Yamhill County. for the county of Yamhill, for Y’amhill county. friended us, particularly as we were able MRS. LESLIE SAYS THEY NEED NOT or education, for in the annals of most Rosan.x Gr»mc«. Anon Jacob Seitters. Tlaintiff. W. C. Hembree. Plaintiff, families, perhaps in yours, perhaps in BE PRETTY OR YOUNG. Mills SctiiA Millsan! to pay, but having begun xvith one story vs vs mine, is to be found the story of some Rhoda Mills riait.tift's ' A. A. Veser. A Veser, ■ it was necessary to stick to it J. T. Hembree, Malvina v« young man who, despite all the en i Emma J Langtree and t.Hembree Iris wife .John With the old man's help the woman The Most Agreeable Women—The Frattie treaties of his mother, his family and James Guinn’«. Moses Langtree, def’ts. H.Espev.Albert Hembree soon had a dinner of corn bread, bacon Di-Ieiulant. I of Young Men—Where Is the Secret of his friends, despite common prudence To A. A, Veser and A. Veser, two of To Jam“« Glume« - n.I defendant In 'tie and Mary A. Hembree his and milk ready, and we complimented said defendants: In the name of the State Fascination?—Aspasiaantl Phryne—Cle and the experience of the world around name of tin slate ot Oregon Youarehete- wife. Jason Kellogg and I of Oregon, vou and each of you are hereby the cooking by a display of appetite that Amanda Kellogg his wife. opatra and Ninon—Mme. De Maintenon. him, has thrown his life at the feet of bynoul'e.l :.’i 11< i. i .e.1 in I k 'and appear Anna Belle Fisk and G. notified and required to be and appear in seemed to alarm the group of children i « ri. in tlie above some woman whose charm for him is in tlie ab*ve n the above named Court in the aliove entit- Fisk, her husband. ___ ___ looking on. Bell paid in advance, and, ^Copyright, 1892, by American Press Associa- like that of the Lorelei for the Rhenish named remit. *•«. tin- .-»• l> «l.iy of March. A. H. | ted suit and answer the complaint therein Edith E. Baugher and D IS92. Dial lieii.a Hi.- nr-'. >liv of the first when Mr. Dillard suggested that we rest | filed against vou and the other defendant« Perry Bauglier, her hus teim of sail cci.il iolanving the expiration band, VERYBODYhas boatmen. Perhaps he marries her. I i of I bv tlie plaintift by Monday, tlie 28th day of Everard H. Carse, till next day and said that he would cob six weeks |iu'.iln a'lon of Ibis summons— John W. knew of one young man, the only son of March. A I>. 1892. that being the first day Car»e, Ralph I.. met them, or at ble our boots for us, we readily agreed. and ansxfet 'lie Cumpluint of lhe plaintiffs of the first term of said court to lie held af least one of them; a worthy clergyman, who with great ef- j tiled against vuii in saiii -anse, and you Carse. Ernest E Carse..!. He made us up a bed in the adjoining ter the expiration of six weeks publication Ixiring Espey, Jesse I. Es- . these women who fort and self denial sent the boy to col will take notice that if von fail so to ap pev, Cora Bell Espey, Ed- I section of the cabin, and, as Bell felt ab hereof, and you will take notice that if you lege; he graduated and came home for pear and answer said comiilaint for want are distinctively ' fail so to appear and answer, for the want solutely sure that xve could trust the old thereof the plaint.11« will apply to said gar Ray Espey. George E. I the summer, but before it was i>ast de j thereof, the plaintift' will apply to said descrilred as fas I sleep in the woods through which we man, I lay down with my clothes off and court for the relief pr.ived foi in said com- Espey. Eva Blam li E» jh *. v I ' Court for the relief demanded and prayed CHAPTER V. cinating, and al clared his intention of marrying his iilaint. which i«. ill hrii'f. as follows tc Wit: Irene L Espey, Wallet i were then moving. Prudence would the feeling that, next to the food that for in said complaint, which is. in brief, a« L. Estiev. Eftie A. Row mother ’ s maid of all work, a moderately ■'or a decree of 'anl <oirt p'.rtitfotiing, most everybody DAYS OF PEKIL IN THE TINY WOODS OF have dictated our resting by turns, but satisfies a bnrning hunger, there is noth follow«, to wit: For a derive of said court pretty tint totally uneducated girl belong among the plain'itls and the ilefcndailt.tiie land, Clyde li. Rowland. has discussed against vou amending ami correcting that NORTH CAROLINA. Herbert E. Rowland. T. we were both so tired out that we ing quite like a bed that banishes fa ~ ing to a family of drunken ne’er-do-weels donation land ilaiin if Arison G i-ertain deed of conveyance made and de- J. Rowland, John li. their peculiar Henry and wife, in :p 3 s. r 3 w in Nobody who had ever heard the fiejd ' dropped off to sleep at the foot of a tree tigue. ' livered bv you to one Emma J. Duke, Huston Hembree. charm and won in the neighborhood. All remonstrance Yamhill countv. -tai- of Oregon, anil al- Carse, hands of the south singing could mistake while we were discussing the propriety '*1 reckon you mout as well have some imw Langtree, on tlie ¡5th day of October. Lafayette Hembree and dered wherein it was unavailing, the marriage took place, | lotting to said defendant in fee. an Eliza E. Hembree. Ins l«Mi. as to the description of the land' to the voices for those of white persons. of standing guard? breakfast; then if so be you’d like to go undivided (1-9) one ninth part thereof. to and the young man. dragged down by , — _ _________ be conveyed therel'V, so that the landa to Confident that we were near friends, When we woke up it was to find day on and sleep some more, you ken do so, lay. It is not in beauty, for the fasci his wife and. her relations, wandered the plaintiff Aaion Mills, ’he fifty acres, wife, and N. .1 Rowland ilie conveyed thereby will lie described as Defendants. Bell and I hurried in the direction of the breaking and the rain pouring down in for it’s still a-rainin." This is some nating woman may or may not be beauti west with them and was killed in a in fee. deeded to him hv the plaintiff, Ro« Sana Gramcs. to lhe plaint.ft«, Seth A. To the defendants above named: You follows, instead of as tliev are now describ sound; but we did not permit our assur the steady way that indicated a wet day. thing like the salutation with which Mr. ful; in fact, I recall one lady no longer miners’ brawl. Mills and Rhoda Mills, the fifty (50) av'es and each of vou are hereby notified and re ed ill said erroneous deed, to-wit: A part of section 16. in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, iu It must have Ireen raining for hours, for | Dillard xvoke us up the next morning, young and without a really good feature She xvas to him, at least, a fascinating i deeded to them, in fee. by said Rosana quired to I k and appear in tlie aliove-nam- Yamhill ance to blnnt our cautiou. As we pushed our rags were so heavy- with moisture and without which, I am very sure, we iu her face, for her mouth is heavy, her county. State of Oregon, and com Gramcs. .nd tc ilie plaintiff Rosana ed Court in the alsive entitled suit, ami an woman, and this one word explains it along by the cottonfield fence, we caught that in order to wear them with comfort should have rounded out our t wenty-four eyes small, her complexion sallow and Gramcs. in (■ e the remainder of said prem swer tlie complaint filed therein against you mencing at tlie center of a small branch on all. Other fascinating women are edu the Dayton and Wheatland countv road at ises and for stub Inrtlict »chef in the by the plaintift'above name<l, by Monday, sight of the men and women hoeing in we had to wring them out. The hard hours of what Bill called “downright her hair nondescript, and yet this wom ns n.:.v -rem io the ccurt meet tlie 28th day of March. A 1» 1892. that be what is known as tlie Joseph Hill bridge the rows that looked like long billows of tramp of the day before had left us stiff sol’d old sleepin.' an will, if she sees fit, gently sail in and cated and refined enough, but they are premises, immoral; they are the scandal of the with equity and goo.l conscience. ing tlie first day of the first term of said and running thence north 13 degrees, west bloom, and far back of them we had a and sore, and to add to our discomfort, Thi« -nnimons is served by publicatian court following Die expiration of six weeks 7.4.5 chains in center of county road now The breakfast was much like the din every time succeed in cutting out the glimpse of a village of cabins, and near for we were very hungry, all the food ner of the day before, except that our prize some gallant little full rigged girl- community where they live and the sauce thereof for six weeks. I>y virtue of inor publication of this summons ami you ami there, tlienee south 86 degrees, west 12.91 tlienee south 13 degrees, west 3JM by a porticoed mansion that, in the dis we had brought with ns from the Geor bacon xvas boiled with some sort of of-war has secured and proudly towed piqualite of its conversations, but still der made by lion R I’. Bois: judge of eaehol you w ill take notice that if you fail so chains, they, in a maimer, hold their own even Said iour', lialcil Dec 4th 18'1. to appear and answer said complaint.for tlie chains to the center of Palmer i-reek, thence tance, looked like the ideal “southern gia side was gone. nortli 89 degrees, east dow n center of Pal R amsey a F enton , greens that to me was very palatable. into port. among the women, and certainly among want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the home” as pictured in Morse's old school .Ice 17 Attorneys for Plaintiffs. court lor the relief prayed for in the said mer creek 3 chains, thence north 71 de Cutting two stout sticks we resumed Mr. Dillard told us that he was going to 1 No longer young 1 said, but now that the men, by a poxver no one can explain grees. east 1.77 chains to the center of a geography. A plantation road made our our journey, keeping in the side roads Allendale that day, and he advised us to I think of it, I believe the fascinating complaint filed, herein which is in brief as yet everybody confesses. “She is «rnall branch: thence south 61 degrees, east follows, to wit: advance easy, and in a few minutes more to the left, which we knew would lead hang around till the following morning, woman is seldom very young, almost and altogether objectionable, but there is | For a decree adjudging the interest of up said branch 7 chaina; thence north 81» we should have been within hailing dis ns toward the Savannah river, and with ' saying that in the meantime he would 1 never in her teens. There is to be sure something fascinating about her which . .»i.riONS. I tlie Plaintift ami said defendants in. of and degrees east 3.65 chains to tlie place of be containing .5.8,5 acres of land,more tance of the negroes, when to our great that for a guide we reasoned that we consult xvith some friends who could be another sort of fascination inseparable makes you forget all her shortcomings I to the real premises described in Die com- ginning, surprise and, I may add, alarm, a dog could not go far astray. We passed a trusted and see if a plan could not be hit from youth, that attraction which the so long as you are in her presence,” is In lhe < iiciiil Cjurl of the State of Die ■ plaint filed herein and described a« follows, or less For a decree against you and tlie other for Yamhill County. to-wit: bounded at us from the woods to tlie number of ruined cabins and worn out on that would further our venture and French call labcaute du diable, but that the verdict more than once passed upon defendants amending anil correcting that I. W. Raird and Alice! Tract No 1. Situated in the ei'y of Mc right and began barking at a furious rate. fields, but the country appeared to be prevent our leading the wretched vagrant I is quite another thing from the charm of some noted rebel to the unwritten law certain deed of conveyance made and de M Baird, Plaintiffs ! Minnville, in the county of Yamhill ami livered to tlie plaintift by said F.mma J. the fascinating woman. La beaidc du of propriety in my presence. Bell drew his knife and was about to deserted, for till about noon we saw no existence of the present. vs : state of Oregon to-wit: Beginning nt tlie Duke and her then husband on the 7th dav rush at the dog, though the brute did not | sign of life. In going through a stretch ; intersection of B street in «aid city of Mc of January. 1881, (said Emma J. Duke be Feeling the necessity of having papers diable means that fresh, unsunned, wide History, which seldom troubles itself E. A. Webster, and ills f Minnville. Oregon, with tlie nortli line of ing now the defendant. Langtree), as to look to be particularly dangerous, when [ of pines we suddenly came upon a group about us that would look and read like ■ eyed, dewy lipped and ingenuous person- with the names of quietly virtuous and w Ì í fe. M. A. Webster, I Detendants J I lhe donation land claim of Samuel Cozine tlie description of tlie lands to lie conveyeii he was changed from his purpose by the of barelegged, towheaded children play furloughs, 1 commissioned Mr. Dillard to ' ltel so often and so aptly compared to commendable women, has preserved i and amt the south line of the dona tiiereby, so tliat tlie lands to l»c convey appearance of a man with a long beard, ing beside a brook, and at sight of us buy me some pens, ink and paper, for he the dew on tlie morning rose, the bloom those of several of these fascinating Bo To M A Wclister, one of'.lie above uained tion Wife land claim of W. T Newby ami wife. ed instead of being described as they ilefemlan's: an unkindly eye and a shotgun. This they stood stock still and gazed at us had no such articles about liis house, and on the untouched grape, the dawn of a hemians. Aspasia was one, for although 1 said liegiuning point being on tlie west side are now in said deed, will, in all respects, lhe name of the State of Oregon : B street, tlienee north thirty two ■ 32 > be Ismnded ami described as tlie parcel of gentleman seemed to be as much sur with curiosity and awe in their eyes, as also to get me if possible some kind of a summer morning aud several other she was very learned and very witty, slio In Yon are hereby notified and required to of feet and eight (8 i inches to the southeast land hereinhefore set out and described is prised at seeing us as we were at meet I have seen mountain antelope look when citizen's coat. Bell gave him tlie monoy most charming and delightful objects in never would have held the sway she did lie ami appear in tiie above named court in corner of tract known as Joel J Hembree iiereinliefore ixiunded aud described and su ing him. Stepping between Bell and confronted by a sudden danger. The and then returned to bed, xvhile I went I nature. And it is charming. I myself over the minds and the wills of the ilie above entitled suit and answei '.be coni ' tract: thence west one hundreil and forty as to convex- said parcel alsive described to tiled against you therein bv the : 1149 • feet to the 1 am a faithful lover of young girls, and greatest men of her day, even after slie i ‘ plaint the dog, he asked angrily: southwest corner of said the plaintift. in fee. and decreeing that the eldest was a girl of about twelve, and 1 off to tlie woods xvith the children. ■ lain: iih- by M-r.ilav. ihe 28th Jay of Marell tract: thence north ■ .85 i fee' and plaintiff is the ow tier in fee of said above These little ones knew nothing about never am happier than when one of the was more than middle aged, had she not A I' ;«:ii2. that 'oeingtlie first day of the eight *8) inches to eighty-live vividly recall that, though evidently tlie northwest corner rilied parcel ami requiring you anil frightened herself, she drew the other books, and were entirely ignorant of the | darlings comes curling up to my side been a fascinating woman. Phryne was iirsi i rm ef id eoqit following the expir- of said tract: thence west one hnndreil: 100 I lie«! said other defendants, within 30 days from io . ,,f six weeks publication of this sum- children about her anil shielded them fairy stories on which the children of ! like a kitten and lets me look at her another, and poor Penelope always looks .......... feet, tlienee south seventy-one ■ 71) feet and tlie date of said decree, to make and deliv mid von will take notice that if you nine 79) inelies to the line Isdween the do- er to Die plaintiff gisil and sufBeient deeds with her sunbrowned arms in a way that civilization are bi ought up. They had ■ while she prattles. at her when their two pictures are hung •.-id «■■-o appear ami answer su’d complain*., I nation land claims of Samuel Cozine and of conveyance, conveying to tlie plaintift But the prattle of a young girl does as a pair, as if she were saying: ilu- want thereof 'be plaintiffs will ap an idea that Yankees were fierce, cruel was very touching 'n «aid court for II.- relief demanded in ¡wife and W. T. Newhv ami wile; thence said parcel of land and further decreeing “Sis,” said Bell in a kindly tone that animals from which they would run on not strike very deep. In fact, one is “Well, what is it that makes her so ple south seventy-eight ( 78 i degrees east along that m default of the making ami delivery -aid i'oiii|Mtiiit, wl.-ich is in brief, as follows, said line between said claims two hundred of said ileeii«. as aforesaid said decree shall seemed very natural, though since our sight, for they had killed tlieir father. I sometimes tempted to repeat the CQm- fascinating to the men?” -'O-WI*. : pliment paid to a beautiful woman by meeting in the Charleston poorhouse it Their ideas of religion were vague and Cleopatra was another, for we all I Foi a decree in favor of the plaintiffs and ; and forty-live i 245) feet to the place of Itc- in s 11 respects, stand for said deed« and op erate a* said deeds would have operated if had not been habitual with him, “we would horrify an orthodox Sunday ' some old cynic—was it Dr. Johnson, 1 know what sway she held in her day ■ an..1st said defendants ioi the sum of ten I ginning.' Tract No. 2, Beginning at a |snnt tliirty- tliev had been made, and for such other Aii.-aiid dollars (110,(MO Oil) with interest uns is friends. Yon uns mustn’t feel school. They firmly believed in gh«sts, wonder?—who, after looking and listen- over men of every nation, and for how tl t icrcmi two (32) feet and eight (81 inches north of and further relief in t lie premises as may 15, 1890, at the rate I sin-e May I and Min, the girl, assured me, with 1 ing in silence for some time, suddenly long she held it, although the archaeol of skeert.” seven pel cent per annump tlie intersection of said B stre<‘t with said seem to the court meet witb equity and for ilie further sum of $5C0.(i) as ! I north line of the donation hind claim of good conscience “We ain’t skeert,” said the girl, and much sincerity in her voice and awe in I exclaimed: ogists tell us that she was a heavy, “Would to God, madam, you had been swarthy, thick nosed woman of more attorney's fees and for costs and disburse Samuel C’ozine and wife and the soutli line This summons is served on said defend her big gray eyes, that one night, when she drew a long breath. ment - of this suit; for >i dec'ce foreclosing of tlie donation land claim of W T Newby ants by publication, bv virtue of an order “We uns is soldiers,” continued Bell. she was searching for a lost cow in the born dumb, for you would have been one than thirty years old before Antony lhe mortgage executed bv the said d-fend- and wife, ami on west side of said B street of lion. II. 1*. Boise. Judge of said Court, “harrican,” she saw two ghosts, and of the most delightful companions in tho ever saw her. :if.i~ io the plaintiffs on the 15th day of May. tlienee north eighty-live ( 85) feet and eight bearing date of January 13tb. 1892 •Is your dad a soldier?" ll INSET A FaSTOS; “they looked just like Yankees or dev whole world!" Then there was Ninon de l’Enclos, ISIli'. to secure the payment of said sums of . (8) inches to Andrew Shuck's southeast “He was,” said the girl money, upon the following descnlied real corner; tlienee west on said Andrew Miueks Attorneys for Plaintiff. Still, although not very young in ils.” She was very sure that in the heart and it is quite useless for the perfumers premises.'o-wtl: “Ain’t he now?” i south *i. linoi «<ov. —. ........ 140)one hundred -» and forty feet; She shook her head and compressed of the swamp there lived a rabbit “a years, tlie fascinating woman carries to concoct and sell their “Bloom de Tlie donation land claim oi 1 11. Derby thence south (83) eighty-five fiet ami (8i heap sight bigger’n a hoss, an he don't xx-ithher the idea of jierpetual youth; site Ninon” unless they can with the cos and Arm Derby, liis wife, and being the eight inches; thence east (140 I one hundred her lips. SUMMONS. forty feet to tlie place of lieginning; all never come out, ’cept when some one's has the air of having found in some far metic give the secret of that wonderful east half of the northeast quarter of section and “Why not?" asked Bell. twilve 12) and the southeast quarter oi in the city of McMinnville, in tlie eonnty of i mysterious solitude that fountain of gwine to die. Ef it's a old pusson he woman’s powers of fascination. When sei ton one (1) in township 3 south, range Yamhill and stale of Oregon ’Kaze.” Iii the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, For «decree appointing a referee to col crawls kinder slow, an ef it’s a young youth so desperately sought by Ponce de she xvas quite old her grandson, not 4 wi t and 'liesouthwest quartet ol section “Kaze why?” for Yamlnll <'ounty. Leon and many another adventurer in lect the rents of said property, pay tlie tax six (6) and the northwest fraction of tlie one he skips round powahful lively, an knowing his own parentage, fell desper Jacob Seitters. Plaintiff, ‘Kaze lie’s dead!” she gasped. es thereon and to sell said premises and up tlie evergreen wildernesses of Florida, nori lives*, quartet ot section seven (7) town- vs ately in love xvith her, and upon having “That's doggone bad; but then lots wouldn’t think nothin of jnmpin clar ply the proceeds thereof to 'he costs ami August Veser tlie Land of Floxvers, or in the Fortunate the relationship explained, killed him skip 3 south range 3 west also the home expenses "KAZE HE'S DEAD. and lots of soldiers is dead, and lots and ovah de harrican. ” of this suit and for a decree that na A. Veser, and An stead • lain: of John M Gates, No 854. ami Isles, forever drifting out of ken of “Who the devil are yon fellows, and lots rnoah is goin to peg out afoah the i being tlie southwest quarter of the south- the residue thereof lie divided equitalily self. Min further informed me that she was Defendants. But one of the most noted and one of easi quarter and Io*. No three (3)of section i . among ami between said tenants in com- where did you couie from?” To August Veser and Anna A. Vcaet, trouble is over. We uns, as you see har, “goin to git married” when slie was mariners or chartsmen. six (6) ami lo's No two (2). three (3), four | mon. said plaintiff and said defendants ac said defendants: In the name of the Htate For one who lias known the full flow the most incomprehensible cases of ‘“We uns is soldiers!” replied Bell. sis, is most nigh dead, but we uns don’t “nigh bout sixteen, ef so be the Yankees ;4 (and five (5)of section seven (7) in town- | cording to their title ami right ami tor such Oregon, you and each of you are hereby “Yes, you look like soldiers,” said the intend to go clar out till we uns ken don't kill off all the men.” And she er of life, who lias lived and loved, who fascination on record is that of Mme. ship 3 souii. tango 3 wist, save and except , other and further relief as shall Is* meet in of notified and required to l>e and appear in has read her own heart and that of many do Maintenon and Louis XIV. It began horn so:.I homestead that part tltereol i on- ■ equitv and gotsl eonscien e man with a sneer, and I noticed that he reach the wives and babies awaitin us seemed quite comforted when 1 told her the above entitled suit ill the above named veyed bv John M. Ga'es to J Harrison on ■ j This summons is served by publication court anil answer lite complaint therein fil looked me over carefully and appeared up in the mountains." that 1 had no wife, and that I might another, even though it has been as a with an aversion on the part of the Sep'embi | by virtue of an order of Hon. R. I'. Boise. r 22, 1875, by deed reeordnl at I vivisectionist; for such an one to find ed against you by the above named plain monarch, who objected very much to pages 275 and 276 of book ' P" of records ot I Judge of said court Is-aring date of Jail 13, to be particularly interested in tny ragged Bell and I were both single, but as his come down to see her again when I got tiff by Monday, the 2Sth day of March, A. blue jacket. R amsey A F kktok . purpose was naturally to ingratiate him my best clothes and slie was “nigh ’bout tho fountain of perpetual youth, and the “Widow Scarron’s" promotion to I deeds of said eonnty of Yamhiil said tract ■ ' A. 1». 1892. I».. 1*92, that being the first day of the first Attorneys for Plaintiff. term of said court to tic held utter the expi “Hit ain't necessary that you uns self with the child I remained quiet. She sixteen.” Since that time I have played while retaining all the precious lessons the post of governess to Mme. de Mon I excepted being fifty acres And also the I -lescribeii tract of land, being lot ration of six weeks publication of this should believe we uns,” said Bell, with told us that the nearest town was Allen with the children of the Navajoes, Utes of experience to refresh her outward tespan's children, because he should | following N'o font (4) of section fix (fi) in township Bunin ions,and you will take notice that if you an angry glint in liis eyes. “But mont dale, and that we were now in the Barn and Mojaves in their oxvn villages, and I being iu those rejuvenating waters, ah, have to meet her in visiting the apart 3 south lunge ft west ol the Willamette SUMMONS. tail so to appear and answer, for tile want I ask who the devil you mis is, xvliar well district. How far Allendale was found them quite as enlightened as these that would be to reach the very pinnacle ments of his favorite, and it is more Meridian containing seven acres All oi thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said you uns come from and all the rest she did not know, but she “reckoned it interesting little white savages of the of woman's charm and power; for the than probable that the Widow Scarron, I said trac“ eonveyed bv said mortgage eon- lu the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, court or the relief demanded and prayed I tain:ng447 o res and all being situate in great, the iron laxv of compensation is knowing her own powers, resolved, on fo.- in said complaint, which Is in brief as about hit?’’ was a right smart distance,” and this South Carolina pine lands. • f«»r Yamhill countv. Yaniliiil votintv state of Oregon And for follows: “I am the owner of this plantation,” vague reply we often received from older Late in the afternoon Mr. Dillard re nowhere more clearly shown than in hearing this objection. K» make the the sale of said real premises according to H H. Luse, plaintiir, For a decree against you amending and this matter of youth versus attainment; royal critic feel their force. At any law to obtai- funds with which to pay said j vs said the man, with a sweep of his diseu- and more intelligent people. turned, bringing writing materials and correcting that certain deed of conveyance sums of minify, costs and disburêeinents | Clias. F. Woods, John gaged arm about the horizon. “And as made and executed by you to the plaintiff, On others matters the girl was much also a butternut coat, which, in addition every one confesses that a man or wom rate she did so. and not only forced and accruing costs and barring defendants tmonuuM Woods, a minor, by----- i on the *24111 day of Novemlier. I sad. as to I’ve been plundered by a lot of thieves more positive. She was certain that her to being several sizes too large, had seen an verging upon middle life, or even Louis to tolerate, but to admire her, and rights in sain premises and for such other his guardian ad litem, the description of the lands thereby con who are going through the country pre name was “Min Long,” and that she and service before. That night two men, considerably later in life's story, has finally to put away for her sake the and further relief in the premises n« may and A, G. Walling, as veyed. said deed to be so amended and cor administrator of the es tending to be sick or furloughed sol her mother and brothers and sisterslived who looked enough like Mr. Dillard to more to say, can offer more valu regal beauty who had insisted upon deem to the Court equitable rected tfiat the.description of Die lands This summons is served by publication tate of G. L, Woods de able opinions and is, in the common introducing her into the Tuileries. Nay, diers, I have the right to find out who with her Grandfather Dillard “over by be his twin brothers, came to the house, thereby conveyed will lie as follows in by virtue of an order of Hon R I*. Boise, ceased, «lefemlants. phrase, “ better company ” than a very more, she forced him in the end to stead of the description now contained in you are, particularly when I find you on the harrican.” We subsequently found and we found them like our host very judge of said court, bearing date of Decem To Chas. F. Woods, John Woods, a min young person, but yet few indeed are tlie s lid deed, to-wit: marry her and to become her very slave ber 30, 1891 or. by —----- his guardian a«i litem, sai«l my plantation and miles away from the that this "harrican" was a stretch of much down on the Yankees, and still Being a part of sections 16 in tp. 4 s r H w. philosophers, especially among women, in the matter of the revocation of the i .1. ('. MORELAND defendants: In tin* name of the state of regular road.” country about a mile back from the more bitterly opposed to tho war and And RAMSEY 4 l-ENTON. Oregon, you are hereby notified and re- in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and I acknowledged his right to make any river where a humcane some years be the men who brought it on. They had who would deliberately choose the at edict of Nantes, a step to which no other commencing at n i>oint in the center of the Attorneys for Plaintiff. jan? fpiire«l to be ami appear in th«* above en inquiries he chose, aud I claimed the fore had cut down a swath of timber vague stories about great battles in tractions of maturity as opposed to those of his many loves, nor the royal wife titled cause in the above entitle«! court on or county road now there, which point is 7.45 chains north. IS degrees west from the cen before the 28Ui day of M.-ncii A D 1882, same right to answer or not as we chose. about half a mile in width and miles in Georgia and Virginia, and a man over of youth, and yet the compensation is whom he never loved,could have begun to that being th«* first day of the next regular ter of a small branch on the Davton and Executor’s Notice I explained our presence by saying we length as completely as if it had been at Allendale had told Mr. Dillard that just and adequate, if one does but claim move him. Aud yet. Mme. de Maintenon term of said court, to answer to the com Wheatland county road at what is known had just crossed the Savannah river and leveled by a mighty scythe. Lincoln was killed. This information it and utilize it at ijs full value; but here was neither young, handsome nor bril In the <ouii’v <'our' .if the Co.tnty of Vani plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in as the Joseph Hill bridge near the town of again even nature herself, whom blind liant. She was grave, and Louis loved that our purpose was to reach the Blue the said cause, ami i( you fail so to ap Davton In said • ounty. and runningllienee Bell sought to confirm himself in the was thought to be reliable, as the man people call blind and unreasoning, even tili. «'ate «»f Oregon, north 13 degrees, west- 9 26 chains to tlie gayety; she was a rigid ascetic, and In the niattei of the estate of Janies 8. pear ami answer to the sai«l complaint, for northeast Ridge. child's good graces by assuring her that, who told it had seen it “with liis own corner of R. Snyder tract; thence here nature shows the just balance of Louis was self indulgent to an enormous Flett de'-ci-ed want thereof plaintiff will apply to the . “If you are furloughed soldiers,” said although we were barefoot and didn’t eyes” in a Columbia paper. south Htl degrees, west II 21» chains to the Notice.1« hereby givui 'ha* the under court for the relief prayed for in the said the man, “you have no doubt the papers have our best clothes along, we really One of these men was decidedly orig her gifts and her intelligent governance extent; slie xvas severely candid, and signed, Ge.v.ge ?'tt. has been, by anotde, complaint to-wit: For a «lcoree of fore west line of the <’. Goodrich land claim No. of her great family. Youth is her abso Louis loved flattery; but, put it all in of the conn* y .-onr’ above named, dal" ap closure of the mortgag«* of plaintift ami sale 49 in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in said county; thence to prove it.” had lots of money, and to prove the inal in his way, and he gave us an idea l.ldegtees, west 1.70chains, intersect “If you can show us that you have the latter statement he pulled out the wad which we subsequently carried out to lute endowment to those who have not one word, she was jascinating to him, pointed as executor of tin- Inst will ami tes of the real premises described in said mort south of sal I laltll-s S Flett, deceased gage and said «omplaint as. th«* undivide«! ing Palmer creek; thence following south right to see our papers.” I responded, of Confederate money he had won on our great advantage. He seemed to yet ability to choose or reject; she does as she had already been to Scarron and tament Therefore al! pcr-on« having claims half of th«* donation claim of Margaret 43 degrees, west 7.66 chains to northwest not tell lier infants, “My dear, try to be “then we can talk.” the island and gave a bill to each of the have a particular hatred for the men young, for to be young is to be attrac might have been to more men had she against said ■•slate are het eb v notified and Woo«ls, mother of the said Ge«». L Woo«is, corne of a tract intended to have beeu not also*been the very soul of discretion required ’<> present lhe sapie to the under and in her lifetime the wife of Caleb Woo«l, deeded by Emma J. Duke and husband to “I am a captain of the home guard in children. On the instant their timidity who had been exempted from army duty tive!” Site simply makes them young and caution. »V “ Fell- signed at ¡Im law •>lthcof Ils... ” being the south half of that certain section Jacob Seitters; thence north 86 de the Hampton district,” he said, and he vanished, and they cheerfully consented because of their negroes. grees, east along the nortli line of said But all fascinating women are not Ion. in McMinnville, Oregon, . within six of land patented to Caleb Woo«ls ami Mar tract intended to have been deeded as afore pulled a lot of letters from his pocket to pilot us to their home “over by the “Ef so be,” he said, as near as I can whether they will or no, because she months fumi the »late of tail notice, dill} garet Woods un«l«*r the act of congress of knoxvs that it is to tlieir advantage and Plirynes or Mme de Maintenons. verified and pointed to the addresses, which I re harrican,” and as they were sure that recall, “I was a rnakin fo’ the Blue A. D. 1M5(I. «lonating lands to th«* settlers said 12 .39 chains, to the place of Iw-ginning Dated this 13<li .la, ..f .lanital V. A I» 1892. upon public lands in Oregon. Sai«l land containing KI <»; acres, more or less, and fused to read, for our only course was to their grandfather and one hand were the 1 Ridge, I wouldn't go neali no large happiness to be young, but to the older Some of them are as pure and truthful children, to those who have listened GEORGE FI.ETT, jU-3 being situated in Yamhill «•ounty, stat«* of decreeing that the plaintiff is Die owner in deny his authority in the premises. only men on the place we thought it towns lika ’Gusta, fo’ them’s chuck full to her teaching and learned some of the as the sun is bright, and haven’t the Executor of said E-tste Oregon on the North Yamhill river. And fee of said premises aliove described, and least idea of doing or being anything The shotgun gave him a decided ad quite prudeut to go with them. of fellers play in sojers. I’d stick to the .. Fenton. Ramsey A out of th«* proi'eeiiW of said sale thereof pay requiring you to make and deliver to the lessons her sister Experience lias been vantage; but I could see by his eyes that Attorneys for said estate. the plaintiff the sum of $217.3 .35 with in plaintiff within 30 days from the date of About a mile further on we came up country. I’d find out what plantations called in to teach, she says: “Child, you wrong; but alas, tome of them seem to have no other ideas, either! They go terest from the sth «lay of January, 1K92, at said decree, a good and sufficient deed of he would not dare to use it, except in on a double log cabin on stilts that left had the best bosses or mules, an as I pre 8 per «-ent per annum an«l the <-osts and conveyance of said premises and in default self defense. Suddenly his manner a space underneath for a swarm of yel fer to ride rather than to walk, I'd do as are no longer young; that early charm sweetly on their way. and men, the hus disbursements of this suit ami for such of the making of said deed as aforesaid, Notice of Final Settlement. changed, and he said: “I, perhaps, low curs and a lot of disconsolate look most sojers do, an that is take a critter which I bestowed upon you before you bands of good, stupid, helpless women, other relief as shall b<* m«*et in ecpiity ami that said decree stand andotierale, in all re could appreciate it is gone, even when see then», listen to tlieir voices, linger a spects, us and for said deed ami for such should not doubt the story you gentle ing chickens. As we neared the house when 1 wanted one. Of course it good conscience. you began to value it and cherish it while in the radius of their charm, and In the county court of the county of Yam This summons is servetl by publication other and further relief in the premixes as men tell, but you can see that in these the children ran ahead, and when we ' wouldn’t be wise to hang on to the same most. 1 shall not make you young thereof for six weeks in the T elephone - ninv seem to the court meet with equity hill. State of Oregon. find tlie world forever changed and life times we cannot rely on the statement halted before the steps leading up to the I critters, but change off every chance.” R egister by virtue of an or«ler made by an<l good conscience. again, but I will give yon a compensa In the matter of the estate of Geo.E. < ¡etch- a weariness and their domestic content of every stranger. If you will go on to open space between the two cabins the This summons is to lie served by publi This man was regarded by his friends Hon. R. P B«>ise, Judge of said court and ell, deceased. tion for your lost youth, if yon have suf turned to bitter repining». The fasci cation for a period of six weeks, by order of my house (he pointed to the mansion little ones were showing their money to as a great traveler. Ho had been down «lat«*<l January 1.3, 1892 Notice is hereby given that the under Hon. IL P. Boise. Judge of of said court. B ronaugh . M c A rthur , among the trees to tlie north) I shall fol a yellow faced, hollow eyed woman the river to Savannah, and ho had also ficient steadiness of purpose and knowl nating woman lias not wished to bring signed Martha A Getrhell as the adminis Iiearing date of January 13th. A. D.. 18 2 F enton A B ron \ i <; h , low within an hour, and will do all I can whose faded calico dress appeared to be made a trip in his younger days “way edge of your own interests to receive misery into that home, to wring that tratrix of the estate of George E. Getchell. II xmskv A F kstos , Attorneys lor Plaintiff and make use of it; 1 will make you has filed her final account of her Attorneys for Plaintiff. to assist you.” her only garment, and who held—cigar out to Pickens,” which was the extreme agreeable, that is, I will tell you how to wife’s heart or ruin that man’s life, but deceased, administration of said estate in the County* slie has done it, and sometimes cannot I thanked him promptly, said we fashion—between her thin lips a willow lortawestern corner of the state. We Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and SUMMONS. should be delighted to accept his offer, stick, which told at a glance that she talked far into the night, and the next be; but you are no longer a child, and I even see that it has been done. said court has fixed Tuesday, March 8, A. SUMMONS shall not blindly bestow this gift upon And yet others of this strange order I).. 1892, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of then gave our names, aud asked for his. was addicted to the habit of snuff dip morning Bell and myself, in excellent you as I did that of youth, I shall simply are fascinating almost in the fashion of said day at the County Court room at Mc In t1’«* <'ircuit Court of the State of <>re| •gon. health ar.d spirits, bade farewell to Mr He was “Captain Lawton, at our serv ping. In the Circuit Court of lhe State of Oregon, give you the means and the power and the Iwautiful serpents to whom we also Minnville, Oregon, as the time and place of for Yamhill (’ounty. ice.” He told us that he xvas his own for Yamhill County. “Howdee, strangers?" was the wom Dillard and his interesting family. hearing the same. you must use them for yourself. ” Catherine Baker, plaintifl. apply this term. They repel, they ren Wni. Roberts. Plaintift We had a rude map oi the roads lead overseer, and that as soon as he had an's salutation as Bell aud I doffed our Therefore all persons interested in said vg So speaks the dear old mother of us vs. der those who see them anxious and un estate are hereby notified ami required to W. B. Keen, Della A. Keen. ing to Aiken, and we were assured by given the hands in the cotton field in hats and stood before her. Daniel Parsons, C B appear at said time and place and show E. H. Watkins and C<»ra P. ¡ structions he would come on to the i Bell said that he was feeling very well, Mr. Dillard and his friends that if we all; sometimes, alas, to deaf ears that easy; one dreads and would avoid them, cause Mainland T.E. Eliren- | if any there be why said account be Watkins, defendants. hear not. sometimes to shallow brains but yet cannot keep away; their society house. We gave him a military salute ! I excepting that be was a little damp and kept on the traoks indicated and did not l*erg. Defendants. | not allowed and said estate finally settled. To W. B. Keen and Della A. Keen, said To T. E, Ehrenberg, one of tlie ulsrve and went down the road, while he stood i | hungry and that if the lady would get put up at the larger plantations that we that lieed not, sometimes to heavy hearts carries with it a strange exhilaration, a bated this (»th day of January, A. I).1892. that care not; but some there are, aye, defendants: In the name of the state of named defendants: In tlie name of lhe feeling of lightness and brightness and MAltTliA A. GETCHELL. looking after us, one hand resting on I ' us something to eat and permit us to dry might trust the poor whites, “fo’ they thank God, there are many, who hear exaltation, much like that produced by Administratrix of said Estate. Oregon, you are hereby requiied to appear Stat of Oregon, you tire hereby notified the fence and the other on liis gun. j our clothes before going on that he would was our own kind of folks.” This advice and heed and care for the mother's les a whiff of oxygen or a strong cup of cof Ramsey A Fenton, Attorneys for ’-aid Es and answer tlit* complaint tiled against you and required to Is- and appear in the above in the above entitle«» suit hy Monday, the named Court in tlie above entitled suit by “What do yon think of hit?” asked | gladly pay her her own price, as he cared was certainly good, and acting on it we tate.* (Jan 11-3) 2Stli day of March, A D, l*s92, that being Monday, the 2»Mh day of Mareti. 1892. tliat Bell, when he had gone out of hearing. ' far more for the accommodation than he I passed through Aiken, Edgefield and son and the compensation she offers, and fee; one feels tremulous xvith delight the first <lrtv of the first term of said ('ircuit Iwitig tlie first davof first term of said court iuto the Abbeville district. We met among these older children are most of and yet sick with the terror of some un “I think if we go to that house it will 1 I did for tlie money. court following the expiration of six weeks occurring after the expiration of the six the truly charming people of the world; known calamity; it is a joyous pain or many deserters on the way, dnd the men be walking into a trap,” 1 said. This publication of this summons, and you will weeks' publication hereof, ami then and “Come in and I’ll send for dad," re- THE YAQUINA ROUTE take notice that if you fail so to appear there answer the complaint lileil therein by I with whom we spoke xvere all convinced ' in fact, so far as men aro concerned, I a painful joy, one knows not which, and was my companion's opinion. Captain | [ plied the woman I often think the only really interesting one knows not whether one would have and answer said complaint for want there the said plaintiff, and you will take notice Lawton of the home guard would come j Wc followed her in, and the oldest girl i that the south was whipped. If the de- of the plaintiff w ill applv to said <-ourt for that, if yon fail so to appear and answer, | sons of nature are to be found in this, it or lose it. to the house with some of his men from was sent for her grandfather. That i moralization and desertions were as the relief demanded ana praye<l for in said for tiie want thereof, the plaintiff will ap- I her senior, class, for most very young Tlie woman who can produce this ef j great in other parts of the south, and 1 the neighboring plantations, and we j gentleman must have been within easy complaint, which is in brief as follows, to- plv to said court for the relief demanded j men are st» absorbed in admiration of fect and prixluce it on men and women wit: ¡’or a decree in favor of the plaintif! and prayed for in said complaint, which is, should be arrested and forced to confess leach, for Bell and I bad hardly taken i am inclined to think they were, it is cer : their own wisdom, wit and wide ex- alike is the fascinating woman pure and and against the said defendants for the in brief, io follows, to-wit: For a decree that we were escaping Yankees, in order ouraseats by the fire when Mr. Dillard, tain that the southern men hastened the sum of $1000 gold coin tog«-th«T w ith inter against the defendant. Daniel Parsons, for i perieuce that they can sjieak or think simple, and slie may be handsome or to avoid being tried as Confederate de the owner of the place and the father of ' inevitable end. est there« m from the 24th «lay of October, the principal sunt of 24<»t In V. 8. gold coin i of little else; they. too. prattle, but plain, young or middle aged, learned or On the night, or rather early morning. serters. 1889, at the rate of ten per cent per annum and interest thereon at Ute rate of ten per the woman, came in. He wore no 61ioes —AND— i not like tho young girls oi every- ignorant, high bred or of low estate, it the sum of *1000 gohl coin together with cent per atiniiin, from Nov 8, 1896. fort4*< Bell and I were fresher aud stronger A ragged straw hat, and a pair of butter- ■ of July 7 xve were concealed in a dense I thing under tlie sun, and with a sweot I matters not which; she lias her power, a interest thereon from the 24th «lay of Octo as attorneys fees in D’is suit, and for costs than we had been at any time. since our jiut trousers, held up by a single sus wood between a place called Lowndes- ; readiness to confess their own ig ber, 1890 at the rate of ten per cent p« r and disbursements of this suit. dangerous power, a magnificent power, escape. Our feet were so tough that we pender that had left a blue stain on his i ville and the border of the Anderson dis- annum, for the sum of $150 as attorney's For a decree against all tlie defendants norance and ask for information. No. a fatal power, or a blessed power, as the preferred to carry our old boots slung unbleached aud unwashed cotton shirt, 1 trict, about three miles from the Savan- fee in said suit, and foi the costs and dis foreclosing the mortgage given bv said Par young man's prattle is generally of rest of her character may make it, but bursements of this suit For a decree fore sons on the 21st day of Novemlier, I8HH, to over our shoulders. We knew that if constituted his simple attire. His hair . nah river. We had been traveling hard The himself, and with an amiable readiness to we did not go to the house that the man and l»eard were shaggy and gray, and for about sixteen hours, and made up give his own opinion upon whatever other it is a power before which all others 225 .Miles Shorter—20 hours less closing tlie mortgage as executed by said the plaintiff to secure tne payment of said defendants, W. B. Keen and Della A Keen everal snmsof money, upon tlie following time than by any other route. whom we had just met and his friends his long, leathery cheeks and bony cin our minds to rest before going on. We subject liis interlocutor may try to in must xvane and pale. to said plaintiff on the 29th day of October. described real property, to-wit: Being a This much of xx-onien, but 1 must say- would soon be searching for us, and that namon colored hands gave him the ap lay down in a deserted cabin, that must troduce he has very little interest in the 1887, to secure the said sums of nionev due portion of the donation land claim of J. B «-First class through passenger and freight the one word of men. Have not you met upon the following real prem- Rowland and wife, in t3s, r 4 w. in Yam our only hope lay in getting away front pearance of an Indian. He was very dis have been used at one time by hunters, views of any one else and shows a mar line from Portland and all points in the Wil- I isos plaintiff fascinating men in soeiety; men who to-wit ; Being a portion of the origin hill conntv. state of Oregon, and beginning this plantation as soon as iiossible. Be tant at first. He knew nothing about the for there xvere plenty of “birds” in that velous ingenuity in soon bringing the lanjette valley to and from San Francisco. al donation lan«l claim of Elisha Bedwell at the northeast corner of a parcel of land, tween the cotton field and the house xve war and did not want to know, except section. We had not yet dropped off to conversation around to his favorite topic. have nothing, absolutely nothing, to at and his wife, A M. Bedwell claim No. b7. deeded by William Ball to A. D. Runnels Time Schedule (except Sunday«). turned sharply to the west till we came »hat a -passel of doggone hounds Item to sleep when we were startled by hearing But have patience with him, for day by tract admiration or love, and yet for and situated in tow nship 2 south of rang« on the 15th day of Nov.. 1875; quina 7 am j 4 ami 5 west of the Willamette meridian in Thence running south 155 feet, thence to a wood that extended back to the jus house more'n two years ago and toted the tramping and snorting of horses, day the old mother is smoothing away a whom women are content to pay down Leave Albany 12:20 pm l^eave Yaquina • orvalls 1:08 pm “ Corval disio :35 am “ ! Yamhill county and state of Oregon, ami east 55 feet, thence north 156 feet, thence swantp through which we had come Jack Long, his son-in-law, off to de wah.” and looking out tluougli the chinks of little of the crudity, a little of the new all that makes life dear? Ugly, uncouth, Arr'vYa<|uinal :35 pm ArrivAlbanyll :13am ■ more particularly described and Ixmmled "• st 55 feet to t ic place of beginning, con that morning, then we broke into a He didn't bring on the war and he wasn’t the cabin we saw six well mounted, well ness of his life, and imjierceptibly re poor, rude—all this they may be, but the O. Ac <. traîna connectât Albany and Cor i as follows to-wit: Beginning at the north taining 8525 square feet of land, in the town double quick and kept on till the sun going to figiit "unless they came to tote , | armed men approaching. They came placing it xvith those gracious compen sxveetest and daintiest xvomen love them, vallis. west «’orner of said cl«,:m No. .37 in said of North Yamhill, In said county and state. nay, dote on them, worship them, and The above trains connect at Y aquina with I township ■'» west, thenc«* running wwtli An I for a decree and order for the sale of sank down behind the forest wall. him off: then he would show his hand," directly to the cabin, as if sure that the sating gifts we have already noted. the Oregon Devclopement Co’s. Line of Steam i 23.25 chains, thence eastSO.fiOchains ¡thence said mortgaged premises in the manner Just before dark we struck a road i and he motioned to the long hunting rifle parties they were in search of were se I But the gift of fascination is quite why? between Yaquina and San Francisco. ( north 8 25 « bains, thence east50JM) chains; prescribed by law, to obtain funds with Because they have this power of fasci ships leading in the right direction, aud hear i and powder horn above the dresser. • creted there. - Reining in, one of the j apart from these other gifts of youth or N. B.—Passengers from Portland and all Wil- thence north 24 degrees, west 15.8-3 « bains; which to pay said several sums of money, nation, this wonderful, inexplicable gift. amette Valley Points can make close connec i i thence ing voices ahead we concealed ourselves men halted before the opening, and with north 89 degrees ami 15 minutes. interest, attorney's fees, cents and dislturiie- Bell understood the old man perfectly. experience, and although it does not with the’trains of the Y aquina R outs at ■ west 74.75 chains to the place of l>eginning. meiits and accruing costs, and barring all till a party consisting of a white man Their vernacular was nearly the same, his carbine thrown into the hollow of I really develop during the first twenty Is it perhaps the gift of the wicked fairy tion Albany or Corvallis, and if destined to San who came too late to the christening and containing 1.38 acres more or less. And f«»r the interests of Die several defendants in and a number of black men passed. We and they were soon agreeing on every his bridle arm he shouted: i years of life, I have seen young girls in so gave the fatal fair-seeming dower? Francisco, should arrange to arrive at Yaquina a «lecréQand order for the sale of said real said premises and for such other and fur could hear all they said, and learned point. Bell had been conscripted like the evening before date of sailing. “Hello, in there!” premises in the manner provided by law to ther relief in the premises as may sectn to ; whom the promise lay latent yet visible, Perhaps. M rs . F rank L eslie . tHkt there “never had been a year since Mr. Dillard’s son, and 1 had been con obtain funds w ith w hich to pay said several tliecourt meet with equity and good con I came to the opening, and, with as girls of whom one may say, “She is a Sailing Dates. sums of money, interest, attorneys' fees, science. The Steamer Willamette Valley will sail de wah when de cotton xvas so powahful scripted and fairly dragged away from much boldness as I coulilassume, I asked 1 charming girl and will be a fascinating Dr. Miles' Nervine tor Nervous Prostration. FROM SAK FRANCISCO 1 costs and disbu rsementa and accruing costs FROM YAQUINA. _ This summons is to be served by publica bad in de grass.” We started on again, tny old mother, whose only support 1 the man what he wanted. ' woman.” and barring all the interest ot the several tion thereof for a period of six weeks, by November 3th i November 8tli seeing an occasional light, yet dreading I was. Now we had “lit out,” and wo were “We want all you fellows to come out defendants in said premises, and for such “ 13th “ 18th order of Hon. R. P. Boise. Judge of said But if the secret of fascination lies DKINKENNESS—LIQCOK HABIT —In other an«l further relief in the premises as court, made and liearintr date of January 7, to investigate its source, and quickening trying to make our way home to our and surrender,” he said. “ 23th all the World there is but one cure. “ 28th neither in youth nor beauty, where is it Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. may seem to the court meet with c«|uity 1892. December 2th R amhky 4 F kwtom . December 6th our pace every time we heard the bark friends in the mountains, for we were Bell came to my side, and together we to be found? It can be given in a cop of tea or coffee without Attorneys for Plaintiff Passenger and freight rates always the low and good conscience. ing of a dog, for we feared that the home , determined to take no further part in stepped out. the knowledge of the person taking it, effecting a This summons is to be served by publi In mental gifts, in wit, in grace of «peeily auii permanent cure, whether the patient io ■ est. For infoiniation. apply to guard captain and his friends were on what had come to be “a rich man's quar’l “There's more in there!” persisted the manner, or in cultivation? cation thereof for a peno«! of six weexs by moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands C. C. HOGUE, of drunkard« have been cured who have taken the order of Hon. R. P. Boise. Judge of said our trail with bloodhounds. and a [wire man s fight.” Bell really had man, who appeared to be in command. No, no, no! In none of these, al- Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowt- Geti'l. Frt. A Paas. Agt.. Oregon Pacific K. ¡court, made and bearing date of January ADVERTISERS It was not till midnight that the strain a genius for stock fiction of this kind, Co., Corvallis, Oregon. We invited him to search for himself, ! though of course all are accessories of edg'.-, ana today believe they quit drinking of their on advertising spec« whan in Chicago, will find it on hie ar 16th. A. D. 1W. own free will. No harmful effect results from its W B WEBSTER began to be seriously felt. The - sky and he was so intensely earnest and pic which he at once proceeded to do. administration. Cures guaranteed. Send for cir Genl. Frt. A P jbb . j Agt., Oregon Development R amsey A F exton . , greatest value, but not one of these, nor cular and full particulars. Address in confidence, clouded over, and as we could hear no turesquely profane iu his narrations that Attorneys for Plaintiff [TO BE CONTINUED.] Co,, Vnntgoniery street San Francisco, Cs anv other attribute is essential in its tluingx S feciuc C o , 114 Kaie Street, Cincinnati U. «putid of pursuit we decided to go to i jBTEaLfREER'CflLHOUN: M OREGON DEVELOPMEN COM PANY'S STEAMSHIP LINE. I LORD I THOMAS«