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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1892)
I SUMMONS. SUMMONS. “stick it out as well as them Drave txtys SUMMONS. who had to stand picket duty all night,” In the Ciriuit Court of the -tateof Oregon In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and, warming up with his second glass, for Yamhill County. for the county of Yamhill, for Yamhill county. he asked as a favor not to be relieved Rosana Crame'«. Aaron Jacob Seitters. Plaintiff. W. C. Hembree. Plaintiff, till daylight. This was finally agreed Mills Seth A Millsand vs vs. to, and, after leaving the decanter and Rhoda Mills, l’laii.tiff- A. A. Veser. A Veser • J. T. Hembree. Malvina v« glass within reach, Mr. Calhoun said Emma J Langtree and VHembree his wife,John James Grimes. Moses Langtree, def ts. H.Kspey,Albert Hembree “Good night, Squire,” and left. Defendant, j To A. A, Veser and A. Veser. two of and .Mair A. Hembree his “Hit’s mighty promisin,” was Bell's i To James Uraiues -ail defendant : In the «aid defendants; In the name of the State The price of T iif . T elephone -R egister is reduced to one dollar from name of the state ot Oregon You are here wff£* Jasfin Kellogg and I whispered comment on this proceeding. I of Oregon, vou and each of you are herebv Amanda Kellogg his wife. notified anil required to be and appear in Our guard read, looked at his watch oc- i this date. This move on our part will be a saving to the persons who by notified a:> l i> q:i nil in be and appear Anna Belle Fisk antUj. in tile above • i. -, '-l •• 1 n. in th ” above the above named Court in the above emit casionally, and to our great delight he ■ are subscribers to this paper and also to ourselves, it is hoped. Hereto named comt. hv tin- h davof March. A. H. Fisk, her husband. ted suit and answer the complaint therein helped himself several times from the fore the price has been Two Dollars per year ant^the payments have been D IS92, llial lH-ir.4 Hi’ : i ■'.1 n'of the first Edith E. Baugher and filed against vou and the other defendants perry Baugher, her hus- decanter. Bell, who was nearest the lad made at the option of the subscriber. Hereafter all subscribers will be teim of sail «mil f.il nwru the expiration bund. Everard H. Carse, | bv the plaintiff by Monday, the 28th day of of six weeks pnblu a'l.ni of this .-iiinnions — March. A. D. 1892. that lieing the first day der, began to snore about 11 o’clock, required to pay in advance and the paper will be stopped upon the expir and answei 'lie coiuplaint of the plaintiffs John W. Carse. Ralph I., i of the first term of said court to be held ai- ’arse, Ernest E Carse. J. I and our guard laid aside his book and ation of the subscription, unless renewed. The people of this county do filed against you in said rause. and you ( IxjHng I ter the expiration of six weeks publication Espev, Jesse L.Es- paced the floor like a man in profound not know the amount of money lost annually by publishers allowing sub ■will take notice that it you (a.1 so to ap pey.i’ora Bell E$i»ey. Ed- j hereof, and you will take notice that if you pear and answer said complaint for want meditation. After a time he returned to i fail so to api»earand answer, for the want thereof the plaintiffs will apply to said gar Kav Espev. George E. I anu gouu lor us. : 1 the box and sat down. Ho yawned, scribers to pay at their option. In our case—and we have attempted by court I thereof, the plaintiff wilt apply to said Espey, Eva Blanch Espey for the rcla-f pravi-d for in said com . Court for the relief demanded and prayed “But where do yon propose to take stretched i out his legs, got up, took an all means possible to collect subscription accounts—we find that for the plaint, which is. i:i bi ief. as follows tc wit • Irene I. Espey. Waltei ' CHAPTER VI. for in said complaint, which is, in brief, as us?” 1 asked. | other i ’ .. L. Espey. Effie A. Row- , drink, first holding the decanter last three years an average of 58 per cent, of our subscribers have paid For a decree of »anl court par ,t:ir;in$. WE AKE CAPTURED BY THE HOME GUARD, follows, to wit: For a decree of said court land, Clyde H. Rowland. among the plain'iffk ami the defcud.in ’ .the “ To the court house. ” between his eyes and the lantern, then for their paper and that 42 per cent, of them have not. In other words donation land < laiin if Anson a against vou amending ana correcting that WHO BELIEVE CS TO BE HORSE THIEVES. ~ Herbert E. Rowland, T. < ertain deed of conveyance made and de- “Where is that?" he sat down and rested his elbows on his the man that has been paying for his paper has at the same time been Henry and wife, in tp 3 s. r 3 w in J. Rowland, John H. ' livered by you to one Emma J. Duke, “Abbeville court house; it’s nigh ’bout ! knees and his gray chin on his upturned paying for the paper taken by some one else who has not been paying for Yandiill county, stat«- of Oregon. an<l al Carse. Huston Hembree. now Langtrve. on the "Mh day of October. Lafayette Hembree an<l lotting to said defendant in fee. an r fifteen mile from liar, and the jail's com palm. 1S80. as to the description of the lands to it.' To illustrate the matter further: Out of every 100 subscribers at undivided (1-9) one ninth par*, thereof, to Eliza E. Hembree, his fortable. So there's no way bnt to come l>e conveyed thereby, -o that the lands to I had fallen off into a doze, when Bell I $2.00 per year we have been receiving $116.00 when we should have re the plaintiff Aaron Mills, «i.e ulty acres, wife, and N. J Rowland be conveye<l thereby will l>e described as right along." , shook me and whispered, “Fasten yer Defendants. in fee, deeded to him bv the plaintiff, Ro- To the defendants above named: You follows, instead of as they are now describ The men mounted. Bell offered a vig boots about yer neck and foller me.” He ceived $200.00. Now by reducing the price of the paper to $1.00 and Sana Graines, to the plaintiffs, Seth A Mills and Rhoda Mills, the tilty (50) as’e« and each of vou are hereby notified and re ed in said erroneous deed, to-wit: orous protest and 1 tried to make light had his knife between his teeth as he make all persons pay in advance, as they can well afford to do be dee'led A part of section 16. in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in to them, in fee, by said Roxana to be and appear in the above-nam of the whole affair, though my heart went softly down the ladder, I following cause of the low price, we cannot lose to exceed $16.00 more per hundred Grames. and tc Die plaint.ff Rosana quired ed Court in the alxive entitled suit, and an Yamhill county, State of Oregon, and com mencing at the center of a small branch on was “down in my boots,” and we started as silent as a shadow. Just as we reached subscribers. The reduction in price will more than ctiver this because Graines, in fee. the remainder of ssid prem swer the complaint filed therein against vou Dayton and Wheatland county road at off, the horsemen formed in front and the foot of the ladder the rifle fell with a of the increased number of subscribers. I t is a B etter B usiness P rin ises, and for such furthci relief iu the by the plaintiff’above named, by Monday, the as n.av seem to (lie court nu-et the 28th day of March. A 1). 1892, that be what is known as the Joseph Hill bridge rear, as if we were a brace of the most bang and the guard started up. Before the ciple and is better for the paying subscriber and we do not want any premises, with equity and good conscience. ing the first day of the first term of said , and running thence north 13 degrees, west daring criminals. cry could burst from his lips Bell seized other. THIS IS THE FIRST PAPER IN THE STATE TO REDUCE ITS This summons is served by publication court following the expiration of six weeks 7.45 chains in center of county road now the reof, for six weeks, by virtue of an or publication of this summons and you and there, thence south 86 degrees, west 12.30 As it was now about the middle of the him by the throat and felled him with a made by Hon. R. P. Boiss judge of each oi you will take notice that if you fail so chains, thence south 13 degrees, west 3.90 afternoon it would be impossible for us powerful blow, then hissed, “By----- , if SUBSCRIPTION PRICE TO $1.00. It is the Largest Paper in the State der said court, dated Dee 4tli 1851. to appear and answer said complaint.for the chains to the center of Balmer creek. thence IT IS THE ONLY PAPER IN THE COUNTY WHOSE to make the distance on foot before 9 or you uns holler I'll bury this knife in yer for the Money R amsey A F entos , want thereof the plaintiff* will apply to the north S9 degrees, east dow n center of Bal PRICE IS $1.00 PER YEAR. S ubscribe N ow . Make remittances by 10 o'clock, and although Bell and I could heart!” Attorneys for Plaintiffs. dec 17 court for the relief prayed for in the said mer creek 3 chains, thence north 71 de I complaint filed, herein which is in brief as gree«, east 1.77 ehauis to the center of a have traveled fast enough if there was With the hitching ropes hanging from | I cheek, draft or money order, at our risk, payable to H arding <t H eatii . small branch ; thenceaooth 61 degrees, oast WF. LAUNCHED IT AND PUSBED OUT. | follows, to wit: anything to be gained by making a run the pegs it did not take us many minutes I 1 For a decree adjudging the interest of up said branch 7 chains ; thence north 89 The fact that the horsemen searched we chose to go along slowly. Holland to bind and gag the man, using his own ' done at Ltu'oy and Charleston, we tot degrees east 3.65 chains to the place of be- mi HOHS. l the Plaintiff and said defendants in. of and WOMAN’S WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS. containing 5.85 acres of land,more the cabin convinced Bell and myself that tried several times to urge us into a powderhorn for the latter purpose. He tered into the underbrush and lay down i to the real premises described in the com- . ginning, or less we were not the men they were looking faster gait; the others, with more hu made no outcry, and I feared he was like famished wolves. We were roused What Shall We I>o with Our Helpless In tlie « 'limit Court of the Stale of Uiegou I plaint filed herein and described as follows. For a decree against you and the other : to-wit: for Yamliill County. Men and Women? defendants amending and correcting that for, but this assurance did not make the manity, protested that we were doing dead; but wo had no time to bother from our sleep by feeling ourselves ' Tract No 1. Situated in the city of Me- I W. Baird and Alice] ■ certain deed of eonveyance made and de- onr best, and one of them said, with a about that. We extinguished the lan- I The differentiation of work between prospect look brighter. Our situation pushed, and starting up we found our 1 Minnville, in the county of Yamhill and 1 livered to the plaintift by said Emma J. tern, and again I had to beg Bell not to I selves in the midst of a half score of those the sexes has resulted in some deplorable M Baird, Plaintiffs I state of Oregon to-wit: Beginning at the and appearance were not in our favor, motion of his whip at myself: Duke ami tier then husband on the 7th day vs and ... “It looks to me powahful likes if that intersection of B street in said city of Mc . of January. 1881. (said Emma J. Duke be h. A. Webstc. his $ j and that our captors were not prepos boy would giu plum out before we’ve burden himself with a rifle, and he I long nosed, razor backed hogs to be consequences. For instance, it is proved wife, Minnville, Oregon, with the north line of ingnow the defendant. Langtree), a« to M. A. Webster, agreed, with a surly oath. that men make the best possible tailors, found no place outside of southern the donation land claim of Samuel Cozine the description of the lands to lie conveyed sessed was evident from their oaths and gone half the distance.” He was a kind Détendants. J There was no time for discussion, no cooks and even laundrymen. Yet the To M A Webster, one of ’he above named ami Wife ami the south line of the dona thereby, so that the lands to l>e convey- scowling faces. Before our escape from ly man. but I noticed that he did not need to speak. Barefooted, we hurried woods. average man in ordinary ’ life is so help tion land claim of W. T Newby and wife, ’ e<l instead of being described as they Bell sprang to his feet with his knife defendants : Millen we decided on the story we offer to take me up behind or to give me from the stable and made for the north in his hand, but before he could strike less that he cannot cook a breakfast, or said beginning point being on the west side are now in said deed. will, in all respects. In ihe name of the State of Oregon : | | of B street, thence north thirty-two (.32) 1 be hounded and described as the parcel of should tell once we got away and stick a turn in his saddle. west, and fortunately we were right as the wild black creatures were off in a if his life depended on it h^ could not You are hereby notified and required to and eight ( 8) inches to the southeast land hereinbefore set out and described is The country we passed through was to the direction. It was not till we had state of great alarm. “We uns must mend his own stockings neatly. He has l»e and appear in the above namea court in i i feet to it without any variation. This we corner of tract known as Joel .1 Hembree hereinbefore lxninded and described and to ihe above entitled suit and answei the com- known as “ the Calhoun settlement. ” It gone about half a mile from the house, have grub,” reasoned Bell, “and I'm in been differentiated so far out of the had done except in the case of the ne j i tract; thence west one hundred and forty . as to convey said parcel above described to phiint tiled against you therein bj ’ the (. 140) feet to the southwest corner of said the plaintiff, in fee, ami decreeing that the groes who had befriended us, so that had been the home of the great Nullifier, stopping now and then to listen, but for goin to the very first house and git- sphere of domestic labor that he has not i laintiff”* by ?d>»ndav. the 28th day of March ; tract; thence north eighty-five (85) feet and ' plaintiff is the owner in fee of said above now we were rtfady to confront any of and so might be called “the cradle of se without hearing any alarm, that we tin it by force if need be, for we uns the remotest thought of the trouble and A I).. J892; that being the first day of the j 1 i eight (8) inches to the northwest corner ‘d parcel, and requiring you and the white men with whom we had spoken cession.” Just before sunset we halted broke into a run. It was not the flight might as well be killed as starved to worry he causes the women of his house lirsi term of said court following the expir- | of said tract; thence west one hnndred(100) i ile*crilx ion of si x weeks publication of this sum- 1 , feet, thence south seventy-one (71) feet and said other defendants, within 30 days from to prove that we had been persistently at the plantation of Mr. Patrick Calhoun, of men demoralized by fright. We death.” 1 agreed with him in this, and hold." He flings clothing, boots, cigar at the date of said decree, to make and deliv moil-, ami yon will take notice that if you | consistent in onr statements. It was not and that hospitable gentleman, after a knew that everything depended on hus we started off to find a house that did stumps, papers and litter about him fad so •«> appear and answei sa’.d complaint ! i nine (9) inches to the line between the do er to the plaintiff good and sufficient deeds land claims of Samuel Cozine and of conveyance, conveying to the plaintiff royally; he leaves bathtub or wash ba f-»r the want thereof, ‘be plaintiffs will ap- j nation our policy to volunteer information, but careful survey of Bell and myself, in banding our strength and keeping on at not look too rich and forbidding wife and W. T. Newby and wife; thence sin a sight to behold, not caring a pin plv ‘o said court for t relief demanded in j I south seventy-eight (78) degrees cast along said parcel of land and further decreeing we were not slow to resent in a spirited vited the party to remain for supper. a gait that, under the circumstances, we that m default of the making and delivery -.aid eompaint, which is brief, as follows, I » ■ The horses were taken to the stable and could have maintained for a day. that in every case some woman must ro-wit: said line between said claims two hundred of said deeds, as aforesaid said decree shall way any attempt to treat us with in [TO BE CONTINUED.! and forty-five (245) feet to the place of be we were left on the wide piazza in It was about 12 o'clock when we left follow around after him like a slave in all respei ts stand for said deeds and op dignity. Foi a decree in favor of the plaintiffs and erate as said deeds would have operated if and set things to rights. Many a •ga :i-t said’defen'<;*:»»■• for the sum of ten ginning.' From force of habit rather than the charge of a guard. A black woman the stable, so that we had five hours of HULDA REGINA GRASER. Tract No. 2. Beginning at a point thirty- they had been made, and for such other ’ I ousand dollars ($10,000 09) with interest time the woman is his own grievously result of any agreement, Bell always told brought us out an ample meal of bread, darkness, and we determined to use it. t lercon sin e May 15,1890, at the rate two (32) feet and eight (8) inches north of and further relief in t he premises as may We overheard the men saying the even Sketch and Portrait of the Only Woman burdened wife or mother, but he of his story first, and after he had worked meat, milk and berries. seven per cent per annum; the intersection of said B street with said seem to the court meet with equity and Customs Broker. thinks of this fact no more than for the fin tlier sum of $5C0,0.) as north line of the donation land claim of good conscience himself into a high pitch of indignation I 1 After supper Mr. Calhoun and the ing before that the Home Guards were Cozine and wife ami the south line This summons is served on said defend In the center of the business district if he were in a stable or barroom. It is attorney’s fees and for costs and disburse Samuel and become reckless in his profanity and fiards came out and smoked and talked patrolling the roads at night in that dis ments of this suit; for a dec-ee foreclosing of the donation land claim of W. T Newby ants by publication, hv virtue of an order trict, and this kept us in the fields or of Cincinnati is a sign reading, “ H. It. this kind of thing that makes life so hard with the greatest freedom about the eager to fight any number of men in any and wife, and on west side of said B street of lion. R. B. Boise, .ludgeof said Court, th? mortgage executed bv the said defend way they chose, “but not mor'n two war. They were very certain that Lee woods. We were in the foothills of the Graser, customs broker.” It is that of on a woman. There is no reason in life ants to the plaintiffs on the 15th day of May, thence north eighty-five (85) feet ami eight bearing date of Januarv 13th. 1892 inches to Andrew Shuck’s southeast K amskt A F bnton , at a time,” I assumed a lofty man- had the best of it in Virginia, and they Blue Ridge and the country was broken, Miss Hulda Regina Graser, who is an why men should not be trained to wait 1890, to secu-e the payment of said sums of (8) upon the following described real corner ; thence west on said Andrew Shucks Attorneys for Plaintiff. ner and used luy finest language—tlie were equally sure that some fine day making travel particularly trying in the other example of what women can do on themselves and keep things neat and money, south line (140 >one hundred and forty feet; premises, to-wit : darkness, added to this, creeks and tidy. It is quite as much their business in competition with men. latter I found was always potent with “when he got good and ready,” as our The donation land claim of 1 K. Derby thence south (85) eighty-five fret and (8) as it is that of their wives and mothers, and Ann Derby, his wife, and being the i eight inches ; thence east (140) one hundred even sonthern men of education. The host put it, he would rise np and wipe streams beset our course every mile or SUMMONS. especially as they are the stronger phys- I east half of the northcast quarter of section t' and forty feet to the place of beginning; all leader of the gang of horsemen was a Grant and his army off the face of the two, so that we were soon drenched, and (12) and the southeast quarter of i in the city of McMinnville, in the county of icallv. At least, they ought to be trained twelve loud voiced bully, and that his military earth. Affairs in Georgia did not please as Bel) could not swim. 1 always entered sect:cn one (1) in township 3 south, range • Yamhill and state of Oregon In tlie Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon, so that they will not actually make work 4 west and ‘lie southwest quarter of section i record was confined to the home guard these gentlemen. They discussed Sher the water by his side in a state of alarm, For a decree appointing a referee to eol- for Yamhill County. though fortunately that night 1 was not for women and so be the torment ami i lect the rents of said property, pay the tax- man and "Joe" Johnston with an intelli six (6) and the northwest fraction of the was evident at a glance With a loud Jacob Seitters. Plaintiff, ■ es thereon and to sell said premises and ap called on to help him, for ive crossed no northwest quarter ofsectionseven(7)town- heavy burden of the household. And 1 oath and a threatening gesture in the gence that showed that they knew the vs 3 south range 3 west also the homc- ply the proceeds thereof to the costs and August Yescr ami An-; say last as I said first, all boys ought to I I I ship direction of his pistol he addressed Bell proper thing to do a great deal better water that was not fordable. stead « Idin; of John M Gates, No. 854. and [ expenses of this suit and for a decree that nil A. Veser, The sky, which had been overcast when I be trained to darn stockings, sew on , I being the southwest quarter of the south ■ the residue thereof be divided equitably perhaps because he was the older and than the man in command. “Johnston Defendants. buttons and mend a rip or put on a ■ . east quartei and lot No three (3)of section l i among and between said tenants m com To August has lost his grip." “He’s never got over we started out, cleared off toward morn the stronger looking Veser ami Anna A. Vesei, patch neatly, so they can take care of ! six (6) and lots No two (2), three (3), four mon. said plaintiff and said defendants ac- said defendants: In the name of the State “Well, you d—d horse thief! You in [ the wound the Yanks gave him in the ing, and we discovered that we were go ■ cording to their title and right ami tor such (4) and five (5) of sec (ion sever. (7) in town themselves when thrown out on the ship 3 south iange 3 west, save and except t other.and further relief as shall be meet in of Oregon, you ami each of you are hereby fernal cowardly deserter, we got you and seven days’ fight.” “‘He’s a-gittin too ing due south. As the country grew notified and required to lie and ap|>car in cold world alone. As to women, they from sn:.l homestead that part thereof con ■ eqnitv and good conscience this boy; now if yon don’t tell us whar ' old; we want a younger man;” but I rougher in the direction we had been the above entitled suit in the above named to J Hariison on i This summons is served by publication court have had it dingdonged into their vened bv John M. the rest of the gang is, by---- , we'll noticed that they never once took into going, and so would have bothered pur and answer the complaint therein fil ears so many generations that a wom September 22, 1875, by deed recorded at L by virtue of an order of Hon. R, P. Boise. ed against you by the above named plain take our halters and swing you two fel consideration that Sherman had a suing horsemen, we decided not to pag-'s 275 and 276 of book "P” of records of ! Judge of said court hearing date of Jan 13, tiff by Monday, the 28tli «lay of March, A. change, reasoning that we must soon an's place is housekeeping that they deeds of said county of Yamhill said tract t A. D. 1892. stronger and lietter army. lows up right here!” R amsky A F enjon . I).. 1892, that being the first day of the first have oftentimes no more business sense excepted being fifty acres And also the J Though all the speakers seemed to feel reach the Savannah, which we had Attorneys for Plaintiff. term To prove that he meant business, the of said court to tie held alter the expi made up our minds to recross into than a cat. The way’ these ladies are following described tract of land, being lot man—his name was Holland—flung him certain of winning in the end, there was ration of six weeks publication of this foui (4) of section six (6) in tewnshtp robbed when husband or father dies is 3 No south summons,and you will take notice that if you self from the saddle, and the others fol an undertone of sadness and depression Georgia. range 3 west of (Hfe Willamette Just before daylight we came to a halt fail so to appear and answer, for tlie want SUMMONS. matter of history. I recall at this mo ¡Meridian containing seven acres All of lowed his example. Bell did not quail; in their voices that told they were thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said ment a good, pie making, crochet work said tracts conveyed by said mortgage con indeed, there was that in his manner that whipped if the men at the front were on the banks of a stream, which we court or ihe lclicf demanded and prayed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, hoped was the Savannah, and waited for taining 44" jcres" ami all being situate in ing housewife whose husband was en not. From the war the talk drifted to alarmed the horsemen. He strode to f<>.-in said complaint, which is in brief as Yambiil county state of Oregon And for for Yumliill county. follows : ward Holland and, looking him full the gangs of deserters then plundering daylight. When light came, the width bright, pretty girl, twenty-one years old, gaged in a thriving trade and was really the sale of said real premises according to II II. Lose, plaintiff. and character of the river convinced us For a decree against you amending and who has taken up the line of business well off. He died suddenly. That silly ’.aw to obta>" funds with which to pay said in the eyes, prefaced his introductory the planters, and they said that these vs correcting that certain deed of conveyance we were right, but it needed no sound followed by her father. She was born woman knew no more of his affairs than sums of momy, costs and disbursements Cluis. F. Woods. John ' speech by informing tho fellow that if he outlaws were mountaineers from Ken- made ami executed by you to tlie plaintiff, accruing costs and barring defendants Woods, a minor, by---- | dared to intimate that either of us was a ■ tucky and Tennessee who had deserted ings to assure me that it could not be in Montreal. Her parents moved to her five-year-old daughter did. Con and on the 24th day of Novenilier. 1889, as to rights in said premises and for such other his guardian ad litem, J- tlie description of the lands thereby con horse thief he lied like a sneak and the and were now proving themselves a forded at that point. We had to act Chicago when she was young. The sequently all she had was stolen by and further relief in the premises as may and A, G. Walling, as I vivili. snill deed to be so amemleil and cor truth was not in him, and, further, that greater curse than the Yankees. “The and think quickly. We found a drift great fire swept away all their property, lawyers and dishonest debtors, and her deem to the Court equitable administrator of the es- | rected that the description of the lands This summons is served by publication tateofG.L, Woods de if he (Holland) was not the biggest coward only thing to do with these wretches,” log on the shore to which Bell could and they came to Cincinnati. Miss brother was obliged to remain a bachelor thereby convoyed will lie as follows in by virtue of an order of Hon R I ’ . Boise, ceased, defendants. cling, and without hesitation we nrered our host.. “ is to shoot them down in order to “ support ” the foolish crea Hulda was educated partly in the public that ever wore a beard he would either of the description now contained in judge of said court, bearing date of Deeem- To Chas. F. Woods, John Woods, a min stead or naug tuem up like dogs as soon as launched it and pushed out. I do not deed, to-wit : ture. Believe me, there is Such a thing schools and partly by private tutors. At apologize or else give the man he had so . bei 30. 1891 or. by------- his guardian nd litem, said said they are caught." Being a part of sections 16 in tp, 4 s r 3 w. think I ever met a man with more phys the time of her father's death she was as the two sexes attending to their re defendants: In the name of the state of in Yamhill grossly insulted an equal chance to prove state of Oregon, and The same authority was sure that ical courage than my companion, but too young to continue his business, and spective duties a little too closely. Oregon, von are hereby notified and re commencing county, his honor and his courage. This bold at a iioint in tlie center of the jan7 quired to be and appear in the above en county road now course had an excellent effect, and Bell there were fully a hundred of these his ashy face and the awful look in his when she decided to become a customs there, |M>int is 7.45 “Eleanor Kirk’s Idea” is the name of a titled cause in the alioveentitled court on or chains north. 13 degrees which from the cen was quick to see it. Turning to the other “outlaws" then hiding in the Abbeville eyes as he clung to that log, while I broker (the only one of her sex in the bright and attractive monthly paper just before the 28tli day of Maroh A D. 1892. ter of a small biatich on west district, and he advised Holland to leave the Davton and swam and pushed it along. I shall never United States) she found she must be that being the first day of the next regular Wheatland county road at wliat men, with a manner that indicated he Executor’s Notice started in Brooklyn by that accomplished known term of said court, to answer to the com ■ is the Joseph Hill bridge near the is town gin anew, for the business built up by journalist and faithful friend of her sex. was sorry to see a lot of fine fellows in Bell and myself in charge and keep on forget. of plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the search with his men till they had In the Coun ’ y Cour' of the County of Yim- The undertaking was not difficult, but her father had scattered and there was Eleanor Kirk Ames. The name is the Dayton In said county, and running thence such company as Holland's, he said: the said cause, and if you fail so to ap north b:i, s’ate »! Oiegon, cleaned out the neighborhood. “ It when 1 reached a point where it was 13 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the sharp competition in the field. “We uns is sojers on furlough a-tryin In tlie matter of the estate of James 8. pear and answer to the said complaint, for uortlicast corner of R. Snyder tract ; thence editor's own idea, as the paper will be. want thereof plaintiff will apply to the She went boldly out into the business It W’ill be devoted to the interests of Flett dei- a-ed to make our way to the mountains. We won’t look like business,” he said, “to safe for my friend to drop down his s6 degrees, west 9 20 chains to tlie have six strong, well armed men going legs and abandon the log, we both sent Notice 1« lier-bv given that the nnder- court for tlie relief prayed for in the said south world, made the acquaintance of her women. For some years Mrs. Kirk has uns hez been whar the man that dares I west line of the <’. Goodrich land claim No. complaint to-wit: For a decree of fore 49 signed. Geoigc F.ett. has lieen bv .mottle; up to the court house with a couple of up a fervent “Thank God!” The Geor father's old patrons and sought new in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in said county; thence to insult we uus never was and never been receiving from twenty to seventy- of the county court above named, duly ap closure of Ihe mortgage of plaintiff and sale will be, and that's whar Yankee bullets such creatures as these,” and he mo gia shore was rocky and wooded, and ones for her own. It was a hard batile five letters a week from women asking pointed as executor of the last will ami tes of the real premises descrilied in said mort sonili 13 degtecs, w*cst 1.70chains, intersect ing Palmer : thence following south gage and said complaint as the undivided 13 degrees, creek hezbeen flyin around. Just look at that!” tioned at Bell and rayself with his pipe. we at once hurried to a position from for a young girl, but she won the fight advice in matters of health, dress, family tament of sai l tames S Flett, deceased west 7.55 chains to northwest This proposition was agreed to, and Therefore all persons having claim.- naif of the donation claim of Margaret which we could not be seen from the and now controls an extensive and With a dramatic intensity and a force of troubles, social usages, etc. She has against said • Gate are hereby notified and Wood», mother of the said Geo, L Woods, conic of a tract intended to have lieen action such as I ha ve never seen surpassed then Mr. Calhoun sent for a lantern, and South Carolina side. We wrung out our profitable business, attending to all the answered these letters privately and in required to present the same to the under- and in her lifetime the wife of Caleb Wood. deeded by Emma J. Duke and husband to conducting Bell and myself to a smoke clothes, and after finding that the woods importing of several of the largest of her correspondence hitherto. Now she aigned at'lie law office of Kamaev A Fen Ix’ing the south half of that certain section Jacob Seitters; thence north 86 de on the stage. Bell tore open his shirt and grees, east along tlie north line of said pointed to the still unhealed bullet hole house he told us to go in and keep quiet, afforded many places for concealment the firms of the Queen City. The goods will answer them in her own paper and ton. in Mi Minnville, Oregon, within six of land patenteil to < aleh Woods anil Mar tract intended to have lieen deeded as alore- u his right breast. It had been made by an order which we obeyed without a we decided to remain there till dark. are consigned direct to her, she figures add to them besides other topics of vital months f: om the date of this notice, duh garet Woods under tlie act of congress of said 12 30 chains, to the place of lieginning verified A. D. 1850, donating lands to the settlers word. After a few minutes Holland and As we were pretty well fagged out, and up the duty, pays the same and delivers a rebel, bnt who could tell that? Dated th - 13th da', of Januarv, A D 1891 upon public lands in Oregon. Said land containing 10.06 acres, more or less, and interest to women. She has seen so much that the plaintiff is tlie owner in Holland calmed down somewhat, onr host appeared again, and a black nothing was to be gained by standing the goods to the proper parties. It is a of life herself in its ups and downs and jU-3 GEORGE FLETT, la-ing situated in Yamhill county, state of decreeing of said premise’s strove described, and Exeditor of said Estate Oregon on the North Yamhill river. And fee though he was not inclined to yield man who accompanied them threw down guard, we made a couch of boughs in business of extraordinary difficulty in asides that if she cannot make a good requiring you make and deliver to tlie Ramsey A Fenton, out of the proceeds of said side thereof pay plaintiff w ithin to 30 gracefully. He and his men were out on the smokehouse floor a bundle of fod the midst of a great pile of rocks and detail. She must know the different paper for women nobody can. from tlie date of Attorneys for said estate. the plaintiff tlie sum of 12173.35 with in said decree, a good days and sufficient deed of hnnting deserters and horse thieves. They der, which we were told was to be onr slept till late in the afternoon, by which ratings; she figures the duty on every terest from the 8th day of January, 1892. at conveyance of said premises bed. in default time our fatigue had gone and we were Myrte Peak and Lola Grimes have had been tracked into these woods, and, manner of goods from every country 8 per cent per annum and the costs and of the making of said deed and as aforesaid, “You’ll be locked in,” said Holland, as hungry as wolves. disbursements of this suit and for such that said decree stand andoiierate, while Bell’s story might be true, it was under the sun. The bills are made out driven a trotter in harness and mado Notice of Final Settlement in all re other relief as shall lie meet in equity and spects, as and for said deed and for I believed, from the time we left Mil in the particular coin of the realm from quicker time than 2:20. What won’t I the part of prudence to make us prison “and the first of you that shows a sign such good conscience. of getting ont will find a bullet in his len, that Sherman's army should be our which the goods come. She must re this weaker sex do next? and further relief in tlie premises as ers until we could prove that we were This summons is served by publication other In the county court of the county of Yam may seem to ’ tlie court meet with equity head. ” objective point, but Bell’s heart was set duce that to United States currency. honest men and away from the army on thereof/or six w eeks in the T elzphoxe - ami good conscience. hill. State of Oregon. Frances Willard remarks that “many The door was fastened with a padlock, on the mountains, and as he “knew the She must keep herself posted in all tar furlough. In the matter of the estate of Geo. E.Getch R eoister by virtue of an order made by This summons is to be served by publi women's minds are filled with an in lion. It. P Boise. Judge of said court and cation ell, deceased. And now 1 seemed to side with Hol and then the men went off. leaving no Blue Ridge as well’s if he'd built hit,” 1 iff laws and regulations, and follow the sipid brain soup, where a few lumps of fora period of six weeks, by order of Notice is hereby given that the under dated January 13. B 18frj Hon. R. 1’. Boise. Judge of of said court, land I assured him that his precaution guard that we could hear outside. It yielded again, and we made up our legislation of congress in regard to all thought swim in a watery gravy’ of ronaugh . M c A rtiii r , signed Martha A. Getchell as the adminis liearit’g date of Januarv IStb. A. !>., 18 2 F enton A B ronavgii , was right and reasonable, but I urged at was as dark as it well conld be, and the minds to travel in the direction of sun changes in the customs and tariff laws. dreams.” tratrix of the estate of George E. Getchell. R amsey A F enion , Attorneys for Plaintiff' the same time that it was hard for men heat was intensified by the odor of ran down. The government officials applaud the deceased, has filed her final account of her Attorneys for Plaintiff Anew hospital called the St. Andrew’s administration of said estate in the County The sun had set, and we had gone neatness, exactness, care and dispatch who were good soldiers, and who had cid bacon and creosote. It did not take been wounded and lost their health in ns long to decide that it would lie im about a mile, keeping the river on our of all her work in a business for which Infirmary for Women is to be established Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and SUMMONS. SUMMONS in New York city. .The funny part said court lias fixed Tuesday. March 8, A. the service, to be treated like deserters prudent for us to attempt to get out of right, when we carae to a clearing, and few men are as well qualified. D.. 1892. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. ill. of about this infirmary for sick women is said and thieves. Every day's delay short the smokehouse that night “Bnt,” above tiie trees at the other side we saw day at the County Court room at Mc In t!*c < ireuit Court of the State of < hegon. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Mr». Margaret Sangster. that its board of managers is a board of Minnville, Oregon, as the time and place of for Yamhill County. ened our furlough, and to prove it 1 said Bell, “if yon conld play downright a smoke pillar that indicated a house. for Yamliill < ounty. Mrs. Sangster, the editor of Harper’s nian-agers indeed—not a woman on it. hearing the same. showed him the papers 1 had prepared sick tomorrow they might let np on us Walking along tlie fence we came to a Catherine Baker, plaintiff. Wm. Roberts. Plaintiff Therefore all persons interested in said It consists of a number of doctors of road leading toward the house, but the so as to give ns a chance. ” My appear Bazar, is an illustration of the fact that vs at Dillard’s. They were in proper form, vs. estate are hereby notified and required to B. Keen, Della A. Keen, Daniel Parsons. C. II. they were wa tersoaked and had all the ance was in my favor. I was far from deep, bell-like baying of dogs in the dis women, sometimes at least, have lioth divinity, lawyers, etc. How much these appear at said time and place and snow W. E. H. Watkins ami Cora B. | Mann and T.E. Eliren-1 distinguished gentlemen will know being in good health and 1 determined tance sent our hearts into our mouths business capacity and executive ability. cause if any there be why said account be Watkins, defendants. evidence of having been issued by Major lierg. Defendants. | Mrs. Sangster does lier editorial work about directing a hospital for sick wom not allowed and said estate finally settled. Huger at Pocotaligo three weeks before. to try it, and we went to sleep; but it was and made us run back te the woods To T. E. Ehrenberg, one of the above To W. B. Keen ami Della A. Keen, said Dated this 6th day of January. A. D.1802. named defendants: In tlie name of the We belonged to the Thirty-seventh North only to wake np again and again in the again. After concluding that the dogs with great ease, and is never rushed for en, to be sure. defendants: In the name of the state of MARTHA A. GETCHELL. Carolina, but had been detailed, while course of the long, black night with a were not after us we moved on once time. She always lias a pleasant and Administratrix of said Estate. Oregon, you are hereby requited to appear Stat of Oregon, you are hereby notified Wo owe to women the invention of and required to bo and appear in the almve and answer the complaint filed against you at Wilmington, for battery service fur feeling of awful depression and the con more, and at length reached a good, kindly word for her assistants and tho the superior street sweeper, the im Ramsey A Fenton, Attorneys for said Es in the above entitled suit by Monday, the named Court in the above entitled suit by tate. (Jan 11-3) sciousness that we were being slowly well beaten road that led in the right contributors to tho journal she conducts, proved method of heating cars, a chain ther down the coast. 28th day of March, A I), 1892. that being Monday, the 2Hth day of March. 1892. that suffocated to death direction. We met a Avagon and a num and a visit to lier on business is a pleas being the first davof first term of said court the first day of the first term of said < 'ireuit Holland and others looked over the elevator, a reaper and mower, a ma court following the expiration of six weeks occurring after the expiration of the six The sun had lieen shining through the ber of horsemen, but Ave took care that ure, even when she cannot find a place chine for feeding cattle on the cars, a papers, and if they doubted my story it publication of this summons, and yon will weeks’ publication hereof, and then and for tlie piece submitted. Mrs. Sangster practical fire escape and the much used was not indicated at that time. But one smokehouse cracks for an hour or more, they did not see us. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. take notice that it’ you tall ao to appear there-answer the complaint filed therein by About midnight we met a man on is a little past fifty, though she does not paper bag, but they will get off the cars middle aged man, with a long beard and when the door was opened by one of and answer said complaint for want there the said plaintiff, and you will take notice of the plaintiff will apply to said court for that, if you fail so to appear and answer, a campmeeting cast of countenance, Holland's men and a refreshing current foot who was very drunk, and seemed to look it, and hast for more than twenty backward just the same.—New York the relief demanded and praye<l for in said for the want thereof, the plaintiff will ap of air blew in. A black man brought us have lost his horse and his bearings. He years lieen a busy and successful author asked very solemnly: World. complaint, which is in brief as follows, to- ply to said court for the relief demanded “Is it not the rule to furnish transpor some breakfast, which we were per told us that he had been a soldier, “the and journalist. She was successively as wit: For a decree in favor of the plaintiff and prayed for in said complaint, which is, Somebody has compiled a “Woman’s mitted to eat sitting in the doorway. best sojer ever sent ont by this here sociate editor of Health and Home, The tation to men who are furloughed?” and against the said defendants for the in brief, as follows, to-wit: For a decree Manual of Parliamentary Law. ” Why Christian at Work and The Christian We were about to lie locked np again county of Elbert or the whole state of stun of $1000 gold coin together with inter against the defendant. Daniel Parsons, for As this was one of thé questions 1 had est thereon from the 24th day of October", the principal sunt of |too in I*. 8. gold coin prepared for in advance, I replied with a when I begged the man to have ns taken Georgia,” ho declared. He further in Intelligencer, and for a longtime before should there be a woman’s manual of 1889, at the rate of ten per cent per annum and interest thereon af the rat«- of ten per i to some place where there was fresh air, formed us that if we kept straight on she was made editor of Harper’s Bazar parliamentary law? Roberts’ “Rules of bow: the sum of $1(100 gobi coin together with cent per annum, from Nov 8, 1890. for >46 Order” and Cushing’s “Manual” are interest thereon from the 24th day of Octo as attorneys fees in this suit, and for costs “1 see, sir, you are well acquainted . and urging mat I was sick, as in truth 1 for about ten or fifteen miles we should slio was a contributor to that paper and good enough, even for a woman. ber. 1890 at the rate of ten per cent per and disbursements of this suit. with the service. We did have trans i was. He said he would see about it, fetch up at Montevideo, but he proposed had charge of a department of Harper’s E liza A rchard C onner . annum, for the sum of $150 as attorney’s For a decree against all tlie defendants portation to Raleigh, and tho quarter ' then locked ns in and went away. He that we should see him home, when he Young People. She lias published sev fee in said suit, ami for the costs ami dis foreclosing the mortgage given by said Par Southern Methodist« in the South. master there would have seen us through I came back soon, saying he had permis would treat us like gentlemen and send eral volumes. Among these were "Po bursements of this suit For a decree fore sons on the 21st day of Novemlicr, 188!). to The North Carolina Methodist confer 225 Miles Shorter—20 hours less closing tlie mortgage as executed by said the plaintiff to secure the payment of said as far as he conld, but we lost our papers, sion to take ns to the stable. Here we a team with us as far as Hart on the ems of the Household” (1883), and ence lias voted by 39 to 2 in favor of were sent up to a loft, and I asked the “ Home Fairies and Heart Flowers ” morrow. We thankfully declined, and defendants, W. B. Keen and Della A.Keen everal sums of money, upon the following everything but the actual furloughs and time than by any other route. to said plaintiff on the 29th day of Octolwr. described real property, to-wit: Being a a little money, at Branchville. Then we man on guard below if he could not send left the gentleman singing “The South (1887), and also several Sunday school women going as delegates to the general to secure the said sums of money due portion of the donation land claim of .1. It conference. This large vote was needed books. •i-First class through passenger and freight 1*87. knew that we must either go back and | for a doctor, but lie said, “It wouldn't ern Wagon” beside the road. plaintiff upon the following real prem- Rowland ami ntfe, in t 3s. r 4 w, in Y’atn- line from Portland and all points in the Wil 1 the to balance what South Carolina did. In I be no use, for tiiar was only one doctah In addition to lier editorial work, Mrs. By way of appeasing our hunger we ises to-wit; Being a portion of the origin liiII county, state of Oregon, anil beginning lose time or be arrested as deserters and lamette valley to and from San Francisco. al donation land claim of Elisha Bedwell at the northeast corner of a parcel of land, lose more time, so we made up our minds | this side of Abbeville, and he was dead drank at every stream we came to, and Sangster has found time during the past that benighted state Mrs. Virginia D. and his wife. A M. Bedwell claftn No. 37. deeded l»v William Ball to A. D. Runnels Young built up and maintained a thriv down on horse thieves." two summers to actively participate in when the cocks began to crow Bell was to take to the woods and get home in that Time Schedule (except Sundays). and situated in township 2 south of range on the 15th day of Nov., 1875; We were kept in the loft all day, a sorely tempted to find their roosting Chautauqua assemblies, and much to her ing Sunday school at Fairfax. Many of Leave Albany 12:20 pm Leave Yaquina 7 am i 4 and 5 west of th«' W\lamette meridian in way. That is why we are here. Now, Thence running soutli 155 feet, thence “ Jorvalls 1:03 pm J “ Corvallsl0:35 am , Yamhill county and state of Oregon, and east 55 feet, thence north 155 feet, thence gentlemen, we do not fear arrest; indeed, ' man with his long hunting rifle between place. The dawn of another day found astonishment and gratification she lias the children received no other instruc we have done nothing to merit it. You | his knees sitting on a box at the foot of ns on the same road, with a pleasant, developed a wonderful gift for public tion than what they got in Mrs. Young’s Arr'vYaquina-l :35 pm, ArrivAlbanyll :13am more particularly described and bounde<l west 55 feet to t.ie place of lieginning, con O. AC trains connectât Albany and Cor i as follows to-wit: Beginning at the north taining <>25 square feet of land, in the town the ladder. After we had had onr snp- hilly and cultivated country on either speaking. To find that she could do this Sunday school, so that the bright little can search us if you will”----- west corner of said claim No. 37 in said of North Yamhill, in said county and state. vallis. lady was doing a noble missionary work. successfully, she says, was a delight akin i hand. It was thirty-six hours since we I per and just before dusk the guard was Here Holland interrupted: "Search The above trains connect at Y aquina with I township 5 west, them e running south An 1 for a decree and order for ihe sal# of It continued six years, during which to that one feels when one has learned . had tasted food, and during that time relieved by an elderly man, who came the Oregon ltevelopement Co's. Line of Steam chains, thenceeast30.50chains ;thence said mortgaged premises in the manner h—It Can’t we see you ain’t got no I i ; 23.25 between Yaquina and San Francisco. north 8 25 chains, thence east 50.60 chains ; prescribed by law, to obtain funds with horses about your clothes?" At which ' provided, in addition to his rifle, with a l we had traveled a distance estimated at to swim and finds that the water has no time she was superintendent. The lady ships N. B.—Passengers from Portland and all Wil- ! thence north 24 degrees, west 15.33 chains; which to pay said several sums of money, danger, but is a source of pleasure in taught temjierance in her Sunday school, , seventy miles. This would have taxed book and a lantern. During the day we speech the others broke into a roar of amette Valley Points can make close connec i thence north 89 degrees ami 15 minutes, interest, attorney's fees,cents and disburse laughter, while I breathed easier, for had ' got a good idea of our bearings, and I strong, healthy men, but we were weak stead. She has talked the past two sum and while she did not directly inculcate tion with the' trains of the Y aquina R oute at | west 74.75 chains to the place of beginning, ments and accruing costs, and barring all mers at the meetings of the Women's the fatal poison of equal rights for the [ to start with, and the terrible strain and Albany or Corvallis, and if destined to San containing 138 acres more or less. And f- r the interests of tlie several defendants in they searched me they would have found when we saw our guard and realized Francisco, should arrange to arrive at Yaquina i a decree and order for the sale of said real said premises and for such other and fur in my trousers pocket the memorandum i the fact that we were at least 500 feet ■ privation were not calculated to improve council, at Monona lake, Madison, Wis., sexes, it was well known that she went I the evening before date of sailing. premises in the manner provided by law to ther relief in the premises as may seem to book given me by Turner’s adjutant, from the house, our spirits rose. We , our vigor. We both had “flashes of to young girls on domestic and house in heart and soul for that pernicious doc i obtain funds with which to pay said several the court meet with equitv and good, con Sailing Dates. trine. For this reason the men of the wifery subjects. She is so much pleased ; fever and right smart spells of chills and tried to talk to the old gentleman, but Latonche, in Richmond, and this was The Steamer Willamette Valley will sail • sums of money, interest, attoritey«' fees. science. Thia summons is to be served by publica FROM BAN FRANCISCO I costs and disbursements and accruing costs FROM YAQUINA. now pretty full of notes, indicating my he was very reticent, and finally told us, ager,” but the determination to win or with this new work that she means to church got together and put her out of her place as superintendent and in do as much of it in the future as she can i . “ to die a-tryin ” kept us at it and roused i and barring all the interest of the several tion thereof for a period of six weeks, by November 3th with anger in his voice, that we must November 8th prison experience and giving a brief daily ’ defendants in said premises, and for such order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of said 13111 lstll us to effort when our feet felt like great without neglecting her duties as au edi stalled a man therein. They further record of onr doings since our escape, not bother him. other and further relief in the premises as court, made and Ix-arfng date of January 7, •• “Sth Mil lie rested his rifle against the ladder, burdens that could not be lifted again, tor. It is easy to understand how charm resoluted that “as long as a woman is a ‘ December “ Gtli may seem to the court meet with equity 1892. nearly three weeks before. K smskv A F kxtos . 2th December ing Mrs, Sangster is on the platform, for candidate for the highest office in a and we reeled and staggered through the good conscience. Attorneys for Plaintiff. After talking apart with his compan hung the lantern just above the box, Passenger and freight rates always the low • and ' man ’ s heart she ought not. she must not, This summons is to l>e served by publi her voice, while not at all loud, is sweet , darkness like drunken men. est. For information. apply to ions for some time Holland came back then adjusted his spectacles and began cation thereof for a ¡«nod of six weeks by The light in the east warned us to find and musical and has great carrying seek a position that unfits her in eveiy C. C. HOGUE, to read. About 10 o'clock Mr. Calhoun i and said: order of Hon. R. I*. Boise. Judge of said ADVERTISERS Getr'l. Frt. A Pass. Agt.. Oregon Pacific It. respect to govern that heart by love. ” power. Her manner is earnest, sincere another hiding place for the day, and came out with a decanter and a glass, court, made and bearing date of January “I reckon, gents, you’ll have to come i Co., Corvallis, Oregon. on adwtmng »pace wMn in Cfecafo, will find it «R t* < Dear! Dear! Are we living in the dark and graceful, and it would be hard in I we hurried toward the nearest woods. I ™ ™ — .... . 'and after drinking he told the guard 16th. A. I). 1892 along; we can’t afford to take no risks. ! W B WEB8TER th» A ' V »< U g Ag» r. C MORDtTKM«* H amsky A F cktojt , If you're all right, why, well and good 1 -le w°uld relieve him at midnight, Thoroughly exhausted and with the hun- i deed not to be interested in anything she 1 ages, or in the last end of tlie Nine Gen'l. Frt. A Paaa,| Agt., Oregon Development Attorneys for Plaintiff teen century? 1 pause for replv. C. might have to sav. J. G. S. ('«>., Vontgomery street San Francisco O 1 ger burning our vitals again, as it had for yon; and if you ain’t all right, well ° l“a:l Protested that he could —— - — •» REDUCED TO ONE DOLLAR OREGON DEVELOPMEN COM- PANYS STEAMSHIP LINE.