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__ _ | upon the beauty of polished hair, white SUMMONS. SUMMONS. uns jest as soon as we strike our folks. men led us back till we caine to ’ a point USE OF THE MIRROR.- teeth, clean skin, my heart beat a tattoo where the defenses of the Chattahoochee I moot say we'd report you to your own of ready response. I then commenced a In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon bridge were visible. Bell and I came to folks, ef so be we uns was gobbled agin, I for Yamhill County. course of personal treatment which has but that aint agwine to happen, onless a halt, and embracing each other we A PLEA FOR NEATNESS BY FAN-1 resulted as yon see. Had I let myself for Yamhill county. Jacob Seitters. Plaintiff. W. C. Hembree. Plaintiff, we uns is fit foh the grave or you uns gave way to tears, for over there stream NIE EDGAR THOMAS. go as I was—although a pretty child—I vs Vs. ing out against the bluest of skies was gives us a most powahful surprise.” A. A. Veser. A Veser. should have been a blowsy, passee girl J. T. Hembree. Malvina the object of all our suffering, the goal Emma J. Langtree and • The Confederates discussed this propo A.Hembree his wife.John | Half the Difference Between the Homely at twentv-fonr, and today a wrinkled, H.Espey,Albert Hembree Moses Langtree, def’ts. sition without any heed to onr presence, of all our efforts, the glorious stars and stripes. Woman and the Beautiful One Is the dried up old woman.” and A. Hembree his To A. A, Veser. and A Veser, two of and they finally agreed to stay where We met Colonel W. W. Wright, of She does not artificialize, she develops wif^f l^On Kellogg and I ______ ; In the name of the Stat« said defendants Result of Care—You Need Not Lose the they were for forty-eight hours, to keep the construction corps, at the bridge. A mqfri&"Kellogg his wife, i of Oregon, >n, you vou and each oi of you are hereby her beauty. She is reasonable, sensible Beauty of Youth if You Will Not. AnntfViklle Fisk and G. the fire burning at night and to offer He was an old friend, but it was some notified anti required to be and appear in and persistent in her effort, and an earn H. Fisk, her husband. . the above named Court in the above entit no resistance to any Yankee who might time before he recognized me, but after (Copyright, 1892, by American Press Assoc in* j est advocate of her theories. Edftli E. Baugher and led suit and answer the complaint therein approach their camp. We understood that welcoming hands were extended to tion.l Perry Baugher, her hus Men do not complain of this sort of filed against vou and the other defendants what this conclusion meant. Then, us till we received a royal welcome at by the plaintiff 1 iy Monday, the 28th day of beauty-care, for it is honest as the till band, Everard H. Carse, after refusing to take our share of the Marietta. John W. Carse. Ralph L. March, A. I). I«r2. that being the first day ing of the field, the feeding of the body. Carse. Ernest E Carse. J, of the first term of said court to be held af provisions, we shook hands with them [ to be continued .] It is the development of latent resource. Loring Espey, Jesse L.Es- | ter the expiration of six weeks publication and hurried away from the fire, feeling, What they loathe and despise is the pev, Cora Ik*ll Espey/ Ed hereof, and you will take notice that if you somehow, that we had said goodby to gar Ray Espey. George E. MARIE LONGWORTH STORER. fail so to appear and answer, for the want patent attempt at concealment of rav CHAPTER XI. Espey, Eva Blanch Espey I’ve felt that the game was up. Every j friends even more helpless and unfortn- j thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said age and havoc that come by neglect She 1» a Leader in the Art Circles of Irene L Espey, Walter Court for the relief demanded and prayed death in battle after this is a murder, i nate than ourselves. IN THE UNION LINES AT LAST. F annie E doar T homas . HE—1 never look in the L. Espey. Effie A. Row I for in said complaint, which is, in brief, as Cincinnati. We came out to a treeless knoll and Myself and my friend want to get home mirror. land, Clyde H. Row land, I follows, to-wit: For a decree of said court Marie Longworth Storer, wife of Con to look about us, for it was a and to stay there till our wounds are halted ] He—I must say you would ' against vou amending ana correcting that The difference between the Chicago Herbert E. Rowland, T. he wiser and look better il Rwlaud, John H. ; healed, then, as we no longer have a 1 beautiful, clear night. Tlie line of the gressman Bellamy Storer, is the leader certain lived of conveyance made and de and the New York girl is the difference J. you did. CarsCv^Hfiston Hembree, j livered by you to one Emma J. Duke, was marked by camp of the art patrons of Cincinnati, and country, we’ll make our way to Mexico Chattahoochee I between the sweetbriar and the orchid. Lafayette Hembree ami n<>w Langtree, on the "5th day of October. and fight against Maximilian. My God! j fires. A glow marked the whereabouts her large fortune gives her rare op Comparatively few women One is a bit of nature, the other the per Eliza E. Hembree, his | 1880, as to the description of the lands to it would have been better for both if . of Marietta, and far to the east, from the portunities for indulging her inherent \ I m * conveyed thereby, so that the lands to are alive to the benefits of fection of floriculture. There's an odor wife, and N. J. Rowland | taste and tulent in this direction Mrs. Defendants. we’d been planted on the field.” i direction of Atlanta, we saw widespread be conveyed thereby will I h ? described as personal culture. and a freshness and a willful little sting of light that flamed up and Storer is a daughter of the late Joseph To the defendants above named: You follows, instead of as they are now describ The certainty of final success made me pulsations ; To any thoughtful observer about the sweetbriar which are inex ed in said erroneous deed, to-wit r Longworth, who founded the art school ! and each of vou are hereby notified and re out, and then over hills and stream forget my own sufferings and anxiety, died i the difference between th« pressibly charming and refreshing. A part of section 16. in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in to be and appear in the above-nam in sympathy with these brave fellows. , came the dull booming of a gun. Sher and was a patron of the museum anil a ! well groomed woman and the neglected There is a velvety polish, a patrician quired ed Court in the above entitled suit, and an Yamhill county. State of Oregon, and com Each bad a good supply of bread and ; man was evidently keeping Hood awake sister of Judge Nicholas Longworth, of one ought to be sufficient inducement to softness and a big, big price about the swer the complaint filed therein against you mencing at the center of a small branch on the Dayton and Wheatland county road at meat in his haversack, so Bell had no in j Atlanta. On the east of Kenesaw to the the Ohio supreme court. Intel)* deceased. I enter the ranks of the former. orchid which no other flower possesses. by the plaintiff above named, by Monday, is known as the Joseph Hill bridge trouble in getting us up a fair supper, ; right, and Stone mountain on the direct Her private estate reaches far into the I The difference between the appearance One has the tang of the prairie, the other the 28th day of March. A. I)., 1892, that be what ing the first day of the first term of said and running thence north 13 degrees, west signal fires burned, and we felt that millions, and she lives in a tx-autiful of a woman who depends wholly en nat the atmosphere of the hothouse. After it was ever I got a can of water left, ; court following the expiration of six weeks i 7.45 chains in center of county road now from a spring near by, and, as I was the former, at least, marked the where home on one of the most exclusive ot ural endowments and the one who pubjl$4ion of this summons and you and , there, thence south 86 degrees, west 12.30 the suburban avenues which make th« somewhat vain of my surgical skill, I abouts ; of our friends. you will take notice that if you fail so i chains, thence south 13 degrees, west 3.90 makes a study of the preservation of DRUNKENNERS—LIQUOR HABIT—1« eacltjuj to appear- and answer said complaint.for the ■ chains to the center of Palmer creek, thanes environs of Cincinnati so fascinating. Keeping in the direction of the Chat washed out the stiff bandages and dressed all the World there I. but one cure. that beauty is sufficient evidence as to the want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tlie • north 89 degrees, east down center of Pal- Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. their wounds, neither of which was seri tahoochee we descended the hill, and at < Her art treasures, gathered in her fre- results that may be wrought by care and can be given in a cup of tea or coffee without court for the relief prayed for in the said l mer creek 3 chains, thence north 71 de- ous enough to prevent travel. For this the foot of this we found a road leading I quent journeys nbroail are worthy of the inevitable loss that comes through the It knowledge of tbo person taking it. effecting» complaint filed, herein’which is in brief as i greet, east 1.77 chains to the center of a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a small branch, thence south 61 degrees, east attention onr Confederate friends were in the right direction. Tough though long study, to wit: neglect. It is as the difference between I moderate drinker or au alcoholic wreck. Thousand» follows, For a decree adjudging the interest of up said branch 7 chains; thence north 89 The ......................... Philadelphia Centennial may l>e a horse that eats and roams and rolls in of drunkards have been cured who have taken the the soles of our feet were, the ruts and "YANKEES, CUSS YOU * full of gratitude. 1 degrees cast 8.65 chains to the place of be- the Plaintiff and said defendants in. of and Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowl Up to this time the fugitives took us stones in this road punished ns cruelly, i said to have given birth to decorative the pasture and one that is kept in a liv edge. and today believe they quit drinking of their to the real premises described in the com • ginning, containing 5.85 acres of land,more From July 80 to A ug. 1 Bell aud I re own free will. No harmful effect result» from it» plaint filed herein and described as follows, . or less mained in hiding in the dense woods to be Confederate deserters, for, as one and we availed ourselves of every field ; art in America. Among the teachers ery, combed and curried and clipped. .administration. Cure» guaranteed. Send for cir For a decree against you and the other and full particular»« Address tn confidence. to-wit: that cover the Alatoona ■mountains, of them said, "The woods are full of us.” to get out. At times we Btopped to lis- - who came thither to give ns our object Half the difference between the home cular amending and correcting that G ulden S pecific C o ., 185 Race Street, Cincinnati. U. ten, particularly before entering a wood, Tract No 1. Situated in the city of Mc I defendants northeast of the pass then held by our But I thought the time lia«l come to tell ly woman and the beautiful one is the certain deed of conveyance made and de« Minnville, in the county of Yamhill and livered to troops, though we did not know that the truth in onr own interest. After a and twice we heard the distant rumble the plaintin by said Emma J. result of care. It is nine-tenths of the I state of Oregon to-wit: Beginning at the Duke and her then SUMMONS. husband on the 7th dav onr friends were, only five miles away, whispered consultation with Bell I told of moving trains or artillery, but it was difference between the attractive and intersection of B street in said city of Mc of January, 1881, (said Emma J. Duke be with no serious olistacle intervening. the men who we were and of onr anxiety impossible to tell the direction from the uninteresting one. It is all there is In the Circuit Court oi the Mate of Oregon Minnville, Oregon, with the north line of ingnow the defendant. Langtree), as to the donation land claim of Samuel Cozine This was the pass which a few weeks to get back to our own lines, and I asked whi^h the sound came. in “style.” for the county of Yamhill, description of the lands to l>e conveyed I and Wife and the south line of the dona- the Judging by the stars—the moon had afterward the Yankee General Corse 1 them to advise ns as to the best course so that the lands to be convey “I never look in a mirror, you know," Rosana Grame.“. Aaron ) I tion land claim of W. T Newby ami wife, thereby, Mills Seth A Mills and! ed instead of being described as they held with a handful of gallant fellows to take. To our surprise neither of onr dropped out of sight—it was about 3 said a certain girl to her escort, who | Rhoda Mills. Plaii.tifls ! i saidlM*ginning point being on the west side are now in said deed, will, in all res|»ectsJ against the desperate assaults of the visitors showed any annoyance at my o'clock in the morning when we reached of B street, thence north thirty-two (32) be bounded was obliged to suggest some necessary j v< and described as the parcel of feet and eight (8) inches to the southeast land hereinbefore Confederate General French's corps. At disclosure; indeed, they seemed freer the bauk of the Chattahoochee, and as James Grumes. adjustment of her attire on the street. set out and described is corner of tract known as Joel J Hembree Defendant, j the risk of interfering with. my direct and franker than liefore. The young we had been staggering with fatigue we bounded and described and so “I must say you would be wiser and tract; thence west one hundred and forty hereinbefore To James Grumes said defendant: In the to convey said parcel above described to narrative, I will say that the famous man with the wounded head drew in decided to find a secluded spot in which look better if you <Tid,” was the reply, name oi the staio <>| Oregon You are here (140) feet to the southwest corner of said as plaintiff, in fee, and decreeing that the hymn. "Hold the Fort, for We are Com the ashes a map of the country twenty we might get a few hours’ sleep. Near thence north eighty-five (85)feet and the more truthful than gracious. by notified ami i< «fi led io be and appear tract; plaintiff is the owner in f«e of said above eight (8) inches to the northwest corner ing," had its origin in this bloody fight. miles about Marietta, taking that town the river we came upon the ruin of a in the above n. , . ’ , !»*d «uif. in the above parcel, and requiring you and I have quoted this little conversation of said tract; thence west one hundred(lOO) descril>ed named court. *»v th»* .'<h day of March. A. When Sherman found that Corse was as a center. He showed us that Sher pretentious house, whose two chimneys said other defendant«, within 30 days from A as my text, and I always feel like re D IS92, that heir.u ih»- tir*». <Uy of the first feet, thence south seventy-one (71) feet and the date of said decree, to make and deliv being attacked by an overwhelming man was not only before Atlanta, but stood out against the sky like monu peating the escort’s answer to women terni of said cvr.n iofiowmg the expiration nine (9) inches to the line between the do er to the plaintiff good and sufflcient deeds force, with the nearest help twenty-two that the Federal troops held the whole ments of desolation. Beyond this we who say, “Why, I never do a thing to of six week“ publication of this summons— nation land claims of Samuel Cozine ami of conveyance, conveying to the plaintiff and W. T. Newby and wife; thence said parcel of land and further decreeing miles away, he signaled, “If you can , line of railroad from the Chattahoochee found a ginhouse, in front of which was my complexion; I leave it all to nature!” and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs wife against you in said muse, and you south seventy-eight (78) degrees east along that in default of the making and delivery hold out till night help will be up.” i to the Tennessee and on to the (’umber a fence with a lot of recently cut green In any woman past first youth this filed will take notice that it you fail so to ap said line between said claims two hundred of said deeds, as aforesaid said decree shall corn fodder resting against it. We in Corse signaled back from the midst of I land. means a drying up, wrinkling skin, or a pear and answer said complaint for want and forty-five (245) feet to the place of be in all respects stand for said deeds and op MARIE LONOWOIITH STORER, his dead and dying, and with the enemy ! It was about 8:30 in the morning, and ferred that neither friend nor foe had re shining one, and a general flat, lack thereof the plaintiffs will appi)' Io said ginning. as said deeds would have operated if lessons was Japan, with her exquisite No. 2, Beginning at a point thirty- erate had swarming about him, “I’ll hold out till j Bell and myself were about to extin cently been near this place, else the fence been made, and for such other luster air of tlio whole face that does court for thè relief prayed for in said com Tract (32) feet and eight (8) inches north of they hell freezes over.” And he did hold out, j guish the fire so as not to attract the and the fodder, if not the ginhouse, ceramic display. Mrs. Storer, seeing not depart of itself. The same woman plaint. which is. in brief, as follows, tc wit : two and further relief in the premises as may the intersection of said B street with said For a decree of said court partitioning, this, was struck with the possibilities in will have eyes, teeth, hair, feet scrupu though I have no reason to believe that attention of friend or foe, for we felt in would be missing. north lino of the donation land claim of seem to the court meet with equity and among the plaintiffs and the defendant,the good conscience Our great fatigue influenced our de artistic development of American clays lously cared for. Why should the face, donation the temperature has changed in the place honor bound to protect onr unexpected __________________ land claim .if ' Anson * G Samuel Cozine and wife and the south line This summons is served on said defend of the donation land claim of W. T Newby ants Henry ....... and _____ wife, .......... in tp in 3 s. r 3 w referred to. guests, when in the far distance we cision. The door of the building stood In order to carry out her idea she es the first thing observed, the directory to ___ by publication, by virtue of an order and wife, and on west side of said B street of Hon. Yarnliill county, state of Oregon, and al- tablished the Rookwood [lottery in 1830 invitingly open, so we went in, and feel 11. P. Boise, Judge of said Court, In our terrible anxiety we forgot onr j heard a man shouting. On the instant the whole, be neglected? The very word lotting to _ said défendant in lee. . an i thence north eightv-five (85) feet and eight bearing date of January 13th, 1892 ‘ ' ' * and carried it forward as her personal hunger and did not dare to rest. It we sprang back from the fire and bent ing on the floor with hands and feet we "complexion” makes some women shy undivided ( 1-9) one ninth part thereof, to i (8) hic|ies to Andrew Shuck’s southeast R amsey A F bnton , corner; thence west on said Andrew Shucks rained every night and often in the to listen. The man had evidently been found it covered with cotton seed and venture. Much difficulty was experi and ashamed. . the plaintiff. Aaron Mills, the fifty acres, ! touth Attorneys for Plaintiff. line (140) one hundred and forty feet; in fee, deeded to him bv the plaintiff, Ro course of the day, owing, no doubt, to attracted by the light, and there was ■very dry fodder. We gathered a lot of enced in introducing the ware at first This is due to a natural horror of the Grames. to the plaint.fl«, Seth A, thence south (85) eighty-five feet and (8) the continuous firing of the enemy in that in his pitiful cry that brought to tins stuff close to the door, but to one Its beauty needed an artistic eye to per old fashioned means of artificial repair sala i eight inches; thence east (140) one hundred Millsand Rhoda Mills, the fifty (50) •«re« * the defenses of Atlanta aud the hammer mind the apiieals of the wounded, when, side, and then lay down. I must have ceive it. and the artistic eye of America and a general ignorance of the later deeded to them, in fee. by said R< tosan« I and forty feet to the place of beginning ; all SUMMONS. >1 a i in the city of McMinnville, in the county of ing away of Sherman's beseigers. Now with torch or lantern, the details make dropped off to sleep the instant I struck was long in opening, Mrs. Storer in laws of natural preservation. Few wom Grames, and »to the plaintiff Rosa ____ sisted that the work should retain its in en realize the amount of latent beauty Grames. in («e. The remainder of said prem ■ Yamhill and state of Oregon and then, when we came upon a clear their way through the ^distorted ranks the floor. For a decree appointing a referee to col- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, ises. and for such further relief, in the • ing, it did not tell of a human aliode near of the dead to find the friends and the I could not have been asleep many dividnality rather than descend to imi that lies in the muscles, tissues and blood premises, as may seem to the court meet t lect the rents of said property, pay the tax for Yamhill County. es thereon and to sell said premises and ap- Jacob Seitters, Plaintiff,) by, but rather suggested the dwelling foes who still breathed. A few minutes minutes, and I might have continued to tation of accepted standards of ceramic within the power of every woman to de will) equity and good conscience, vs This summons is served by publication i ply the proceeds thereof to the costs and place of the spirit of desolation. On the of eager silence, then the cry was re my own ruin, had I not yielded to Bell's excellence- for the sake of commercial velop. thereof, for six weeks, by virtue of an or • expenses of this suit and foj a decree that August Veser ami An- S trees surrounding the fenceless field the peated. This time the words were very whispering and shaking, and by a des profit. She was therefore obliged to na A. Veter, Some women have never had their at der made by Hon. R P. Boiss judge of I the residue thereof be divided equitably scavenger crows cawed in conventions distinct and there was a thrilling pause perate effort of will roused myself into wait for recognition of the Rook wood tention called to this subject, so do not said court, dated Dec. 4tli 1891. Defendants. among and between said tenants in com that told that they had grown fat and between, as if the man was not strong consciousness. There was no need to ware for a time. mon, Baid plaintiff and said defendants ac To ^ugust Veser ami Anna A. Veaet, R amsey & F entow , think about it at all. Some are anxious said defendants : In the name of the State Personally Mrs Storer is most unas cording to their title and right and for such Attorneys for Plaintiffi. prosperous. They did not fly away at enough to s]>eak the whole sentence. ask the reason for my companion’s ex but ignorant of the means to be em <lcc 17 other and further relief as shall be meet in of Oregon, vou and each of you are hereby suming. Her numerous charitable and onr approach, for they had become fear cited manner. Outside the door a num It was the grand distress night signal notified and required to I m ? and appear in ployed. Some are skeptical as to results. eqilitv and good conscience less of or indifferent to living men. On of a powerful secret society, of which I ber of horsemen, attracted by the fodder artistic enterprises, though pursued Some are too desultory in their methods This summons is served by publication the above entitled suit in the above named with great energy, are unmingled with court and answer the complaint therein fil .«idONS. by virtue of an order of Hon. R, P. Boise. heavy wing the loathsome buzzards kuew nothing at that time, but I never and the seclusion of the ginhouse, were to bring about any successful conclusion. Judge of said court bearing date of Jan 13, ed against you by the above named plain hovered over the huge chimneys from heard the words before nor afterward dismounting. The accent, even before ostentation, and comparatively few Cin Many say that they have not the time to tiff by Monday, the 28th day of March, A. A. D. 1892. R amsey A F enton , the Circuit Court of the State of Ore which the wooden houses had been outside a Masonic lodge. The hailing I could wake up sufficiently to under- cinnatians are familiar with her face “tend to such things." Some are lazy. In for Attorneys for Plaintiff. I)., 1892, that being the first day of the fir»t Yamhill County. term of said court to be held after the expi burned away, or here and there rose sign I have seen, however, given on the i stand, convinced me that they were During Henry Ward Beecher’s last visit The largest number depend altogether I. W. Baird and Alice) ration of six weeks publication of Inis slowly from the carcass of a horse or a field by friend and foe. and to the best of ' Confederates, and that they were in no to Cincinnati he was shown through the and for all time upon their natural beau M Baird, Plaintiffs | summons,and you will tuke notice that if you vs : mule, only to return when we had my knowledge and belief it was always i amiable mood. They swore at the Yan Rookwood establishment, and made a ty, thinking that because beautiful once SUMMONS. fail so to appear and answer, for the want E. A. Webster, and his ; passed on. respected. On hearing the words Bell kees in a way shocking to listen to; but prolonged stay in the various rooms they must always remain so. thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said wife. M. A. Webster, I court lor the relief demanded and prayed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Frequently by the roadside between shot out nu oath, then bounded from my tUsn they were very impartial with their lingering in each to admire the exquisite A pretty girl is praised for her bright Dctendants. J for in said complaint, which is in brief as objects displayed He was chagrined to for Yamhill countv. Wilton and Acworth we came upon side shouting: profanity, for Hood and Ross came in eyes, pink anil white complexion, sunny To M A Webster, one of the above named follows: H H. Luse, plaintiff', learn after his departure that a quiet little mounds recently thrown up, Sometimes “Courage, my brother! Courage by ' for their share. hair and white hands, all through her defendants : For a decree against you amending and vs the width of one man, and again long G—d! We mis is a comin!’’ To my«sur 1 suggested to Bell with my lips to his woman, who had joined the party upon school and sweetheart days. She enters I n t he name of the State of Oregon : Chas.l’. Woods, John | correcting that certain deed of conveyance entering and remained with them made an<l executed by you to the plaintiff, enough to hide a score. The soil of that prise the Confederate who had been i ear that.we slip out and make a break into the busy field of motherhood, teach You are hereby notified and required to Woods, a minor, by---- ! on the 24th day of November. 1880. as to land is particularly red, but it needed no sabred in the head sprang to Bell's side. for it, but he had his senses about him throughout the visit as guide and at ing, sewing, music, painting, writing, he and appear in the above namea court in his guardian ad litem, the above entitled suit and answei the com the description of the lands thereby con and A, G. Walling, as ! activity of the imagination on this occa The remaining Confederate aud myself ! far better than myself. A glance thre-ugh tendant, was Mrs. Storer hei^elf. filed against you therein by the administrator of the es- | veyed, said deed to be so amended and cor Though particularly enthusiastic in sculpture—for fame or money—equally plaint sion to force on our minds another rea remained back in the shadows, though i a split board convince! me that we piai nt ills by Monday, the 28th dav of March rected that the description of the lands tate of G. L, Woods de- J ceramics, Mrs. Storer is a diligent stu engrossing. She places her looks in the A D.. 1892; that being the first day of the ceased, defendants. thereby conveyed will be as follows in i son for the saugninary hue of the earth. the sound of our friends' voices talking ; could not get out unseen. bank of time, and dropping them out of term of said court following the expir To Chas. F. Woods, John Woods, a min stead of the description now contained in The clearings bordering the roads were with the stranger below the spring reas- After slinging their saddles and bridles dent in other branches of art. She has her thought, works away with her men first ation of six weeks publication of this sum or, by------- bis guardian ad litem. sai<l said deed, to-wit: pitted by the hoofs of cavalry horses. | snred us. on the fences and tying the horses to tlie occasionally exhibited studies in oils tality alone. mons. and you will take notice that if you defendants: In the name of the state of Being a part of sections 16 in tp, 4 sr3 w, The trees back of hastily constructed so to appear and answer su’d complain*, Oregon, you are hereby notified and re in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and The voices <ame near, and in a few same, with the fodder in front, the men and other mediums, which show a She forgets the drafts made on these tail strength and command of technique for the want thereof. plaintiffs will ap to be and appear in the above en commencing at a point in the center of the obstructions had mapped on their bullet minutes Bell and the Mississippian came entered the ginhonse and one of them looks by time, weather, toil, injurious ply ’.o said court for t R* relief demanded in quired titled cause in the above entitled court on or county road now there, which point is 7.45 scarred sides and blistered arms the into the circle of light carrying between was about to strike a light when the unusual in an amateur, and as individ methods of cleansing and powdering, said oompaint, which is tn brief, as follows, before the 28th day of March A I). 1892, chains north, 13 degrees west from the cen story of stubborn assault and desperate them a heavily berrded man, whose hag corporal in command swore at him, ual in effect as her favorite Rookwood mental disturbance—emotion, anxiety, (o-wit: that being the first day of the next regular ter of a small branch on the Dayton and Fot a decree in favor of the plaintiffs and term of said court, to answer to the com Wheatland county road at what is known defense. The roads were now red and gard face and bloodshot eyes told of called him a d—d fool and asked him if jugs. The Duveneck life class connect irritation, thought. She expects beauty rutted rifts, strewn with the debris of more than the suffering of death. The he did not /know that the ginhouse was ed with the art school owes its estab to remain intact while the wear and • ga.nst said defendants for the sum of ten plaint of tlie plaintiff filed against you in as the Joseph Hill bridge near the town of ousand dollars ($10,000 00) with interest the said cause, and if you fail so to ap Dayton In said county, and running thence broken wagons, splintered gunstocks faded gold braid on the ragged gray as combustible as so much powder. They lishment largely to her efforts, as does tear goes on. First thing she knows she tl t lereon since May 15, 1890, at the rate pear and answer to the said complaint, for north 13 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the and the flotsam and jetsam that mark coat, the three liars on the collar and gathered up the fodder with their feet, also the fund for the European scholar has overdrawn her account without re of seven per cent per annum; want thereof plaintiff' will appl.y to the northeast corner of R. Snyder tract ; thence the ebb and flow of the,battle’s tide. the swollen, rag covered left foot which egming dangerously near to Bell and ship,- offered as an incentive to members placing. One day she finds herself— fur the furtner sum of $500.<¡3 as court for the relief prayed for in’ the said south 86 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the attorney ’ s fees and for costs and disburse complaint to-wit: For a decree of fore west line oi the <’. Goodrich land claim No. of this class. There is a sublimity in the 'desolation of he held straight before him told that he myself; .then they pulled off their boots, ments of this suit; for a dec-ee foreclosing closure of the mortgage of plaintiff and sale 49 in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in said county; thence Among the charities in which Mrs bankrupt! the desert, where nature erects her arid was a Confederate captain, and the spur spread their saddle blankets and lay th? mortgage executed bv the said defend of the real premises described in said mort- south 13 degiees, west l.TOchafaa, IntetMM t- The bright pink has faded or become a Storer finds time to take an active inter barriers against man's possession; but on the remaining boot suggested cavalry, down. ants to the plaintiffs on the 15th day of May. f;age and said complaint as the undivided ing l’almer creek ; thence following south dull red, the white has become yellow, 189P, to secu-e the payment of said sums of lalf of the donation claim of Margaret 13 degrees, west 7.55 chains to northwest there is a horror indescribable in the artillery or the staff. They 6wore they were starved to est are the recently instituted Nurses the lips are blue and wrinkled, the white money, upon the following described real Woods, mother of the said Geo. L Woods, cornei of a tract intended to have been desolation of war when witnessed by one The man was placed beside the fire, death. One of them wished he was a Training school, the Home of the Friend •of the ej-es which makes their bright premises, t-o-wit: in her lifetime the wife of Caleb Wood, deeded by Emma J. Duke and husband to who has had no hand in the destruction. and while Bell prepared some supper— horse, that he might go out and fill him less, the S. P. C. A. and the Kindergar ness has become yellow and suffused; The donation land claim of 1 R, Derby and being the south half of that certain section Jacob Keitters; thence north 86 de On the afternoon of Aug. 3, and when for the poor fellow had not tasted food self full to the throat with fodder. It ten association. We may say that no the face, though not thin, has a straight and Ann Derby, his wife, and being tire of land patented to Caleb Woods and Mar grees, east along the north line of said nearly starved into insanity, my stout for eighty hours—I took the rags off his was very evident that these men were philanthropic movement of the city is line look instead of the round curves, east half oi the northeast quarter of section garVt Woods under the act of congress of tract intended to have been deeded as afore twelve (12) and the southeast quarter of A. D. 1850. donating lands to the settlers said 12 30 chains, to the place of beginning hearted friend au<l myself came on au swollen foot and discovered that a mus sure that it was “all up with the Con neglected by her, and the charities speci lie about the eyes and mouth, .«ect’c n one ( 1) in township 3 south, range upon public lands in Oregon. Said land containing 10.06 acres, more or less, and ash heap in the woods. Aliont the place ket ball had gone squarely through the federacy," and equally certain they fied above receive liberally of her purse shadows 4 and Hie southwest quarter of section being situated in Yamhill county, state of that the plaintiff is the owner in light lines are seen in the corners of the six west, (6) and the northwest fraction of the Oregon on the North Yambill river. And decreeing were pieces of broken crjekery, rusty instep and came out. leaving a big, rag would fight it out so long as one of them and her supervision. of said premises above described, and eyes and nose and between the brows. northwest quarter of section seven ( 7 ) town out of the proceeds of said sale thereof pay fee E mma M. 8. M c D owell . culinary tins, blankets nastily aban ged wound in the sole of his foct. While could sit a horse or pull a trigger. requiring you and deliver to the Friends begin to say, “How Maud ha3 ship 3 south range 3 west also 1he home the plaintiff'the sum of $2173.35 with in plaintiff w ithin to 30 make days from the date of doned, a child's hood, a pair of little I was bathing the wound, soaking it in We learned that their scout had been fallen off in a year!" and they turn to stead »daini r/ John M Gates, No. 854. and terest from tlie 8th day of January, 1892, at said decree, a g<xwi and sufficient deed of A New York Reporter. shoes much worn at the toes and a dilap one of the tins and waiting for the frag in the direction of the Chattahoochee being the southwest quarter of the south 8 per cent per annum and the costs and conveyance of said premises and in default One of the brightest of the younger fresher flowers. east quarter aud lot No three (3)of section disbursements of this suit and for such of the making of said, deed ns aforesaid, idated doll with one red stocking on its ments that hail been used as bandages bridge, but that they had been discov The first intimation she has of the dis six (6) and lots No two (2). three (3). four other relief as shall I m ? meet in equity and that said decree stand and operate, in all re remaining leg. Evidently this had been to dry. the man told us that his name ered and chased back by the Union vi- newspaper women of New York is Agnes aster is a lover’s indifference, the (4)and five (5)of section seven (7) in town good conscience. spects, as and for said deed and for such the camp of a family flying from the was Watts. He belonged to the Second dettes a few miles away. They felt rea Monroe. Miss Monroe is editor of the ship 3 south range 3 west, save and except This summons is served by publication other and further relief in the premises as army, and they must have been hurried Kentucky, and had been on the staff of sonably secure where they were, and Woman's Department of The Club, and thoughtless speech of husband or from su'd homestead that part thereof con thereof for six weeks in the T elephone - may seem to ‘the court meet with equity brother, and the necessity she finds for from the place. The child's shoes and the Confederate General Ross when the their conduct as well as their talk con does a line of work qnite unlike that fol increased effort to awaken interest veyed bv John M. Ga*cs to J Harrison on R egister by virtue of an order made by and good conscience. Sept ember 22, 1875, by deed recorded at Hon. R. P Boise, Judge of said court and lowed by any other writer on the metro- the doll told all this and much more. This summons ia to be served by publi Federal cavalry under Garrard charged firmed this fact. / among strangers. Time was when she pag**s 275 and 276 of book "P” of records of dated January 13. 1892 cation for a period of six weeks, by Order of In our search we fonnd about a peck into Decatur ten days before. After his of said county of Yarn!:ill said tract One of the men pushed his feet nearly could not pass down the street without deeds B ronaugh . M c A rthur . H ill. K. P. Boise. Judge of of said court, excepted being fifty acres And also the of sweet potatoes, a few ears of un friends had lieen driven off lie concealed into my face, but I dared not move, an< F enton A’ B ronaugh , liearirg date of January l.’itli. A. I).. 18 2 being an object of attention. She is not following 'lescribeil tract of land, being lot husked green corn anti about six pounds himself in the house of a southern fam at the risk of bursting a blood vessel Attorneys lor Plaintiff’ R amhhv a F krtob . No foni (4) of section six (6) in township disturbed by stares now! of bacon tied up in a corn sack. We ily till three days before, when the ap checked back the desire to cough caused Attorneys for Plaintiff. Yet she has not aged. She lias simply 3 south range 3 west of the Willamette devoured some of the meat and corn proach of the Yankees forced him to fly by the floating fragments of cotton lint Meridian containing severi acres. Al) of grown old looking through lack of keep said CITATION. tracts conveyed bv said mortgage con raw, and it was not till onr burning as qnickly as a man supported by a stirred up by the movements of these ing herself up. That is all. SUMMONS. taining 44" acres and all being situate in hunger was partly appeased that Bell crntched stick and with lliy small bones men. At length the talking died out. In the County court of the State Oregon, Meantime a plain companion has been Yamhill county, state of Oregon And for recalled he had a flint and steel, and that of his foot smashed mi splinterj could. for the county of Yamhill. the sa!e of said real premises according to One man liegan to snore without calling In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, I at work improving the little that nature law to obtah* funds with which to pay said this would be an excellent place to camp In the matter of the estate ofl After the captain had been fed and his out a protest from his companions, and for Vatuliill County. | has done. She has become plump in sums of mon?y, costs and disbursements W. H. Tidd, deceased. f for the night. Wm. Roberts. Plaintiff foot bandaged he was plaertl on the bed this convinced us that all Were asleep I face and figure: the muddy complexion and accruing costs and barring defendants To Martha E. Tida, Carrie Gaunt, Win. W vs. It was now nea? sunset, and while my of boughs, near which we found the doll apd that the time had come to be mov Tidd. Earl T. Tidd, Frankie P. Tidd, Lulu Daniel Parsons. 0. B. ; has become clean aud clear looking; her rights in said premises and for such »«ther companion was making a fire, which anil the child shoes, and the poor fellow's ing. and further relief in th»? premises as may M Tidd, Arthur L. Tidd and Mary E. Mann and T.E. Ebren- j eyes are bright and strong; her hair deem to the Court equitable Tidd, Greeting: was to be extinguished as soon as all the vjifc? failed him when he tried to express berg. Defendants. From the entrance of these men, Bell looks fresh and obedient and has a glow This summons is served by publication In the name of the state of Oregon, you provisions were cooked. I went off to ex irh gratitude. In order that the three and I held firm hold of each other’8 left To T. E. Ehrenberg, g, one of the above by virtue of an order of Hon R P. Boise, in it that was not bom there. Her fore are hereby cited and required to named defendants: !.. __ _____ __ In the name of the amine the surroundings. Confederates might have a chance to talk hands so that we might not be separated head is firm and smooth. As a conse I judge of said court, bearing da*e of Dcrcni- appear in the county court of Stat of Oregon, you are hereby noli fled bei 30, 1891 It was so near night \vhen I returned without the restraint of our presence. in the darkness. As if moved by one will the state of Oregon, for the county of Yam and required to I m * and appear in the above quence the meek, apologetic expression J. C. MOREI.ANI) hill, at the court room thereof, at McMinn named Court in the alxjve entitled suit by to Bell that I could see the glow of the Bell, with a delicacy that seemed en we crept out to where the wear/'horses of form has changed to the calm cer And RAMSEY 4 FENTON. ville, in the county of Yamhill, on Tues Monday, the 28th day of March. 1892. that camp through the trees far in front, yet tirely foreign to his nsual manner, drew were standing with lowered heads and Attorneys for Plaintiff. tainty that is grace. Her eyes have the jan7 day the 8th day of March. 1892, at 10o’clock being the first day of first term of said court this assurance of his safety and where me out of hearing and whispered: in the forenoon of that <.ay, then and there occurring after the expiration of the six drooping hips. Bell tried to pull one gleam of happy recognition in them in to show cause, if any you have, why the weeks’ publication hereof, and then and abouts did not dr^v me away from a "Thunder and Ginral Jackson, cap! if away, but I whispered.that it would be place of the shrinking look which people following described real estate should not there answer the complaint fife«1 therein by Executor ’ s Notice. caution that had liecome habitual. I wo uns stay har much longer hit looks safe to free the horses, even if wo could AGNES MONROE, called slyness, and which was but a be sold as prayed for in the petition now the said plaintiff, and you will take notice kept in the shadow of the trees in ad powuhtnl likes if you’d be nead surgeon not ride them. We hurriedly pulled over politan press. For, ill addition to her form of mortification. on file in said court, viz . The east half of that, if you fail so to appear and answer, In the Coun’v Co ir> of the County of Yaiu- vancing, as if we were pickets of the op and me chief steward of a party consid- the haters and the alarmed horses start compilation of feminine club gossip, she ' ! One’s youth may be made a night northwest quarter, and the northwest quar for the want thereof, the plaintiff will ap h!i, Cite of Oregon. posing armies. When within about a able rebel hospital.” In the mai’er or t!ie estate of James 8. ter of northwest quarter of section 36 in ply to said court for the relief demanded ed away. One of the animals must have takes a whack at the men’s clubs occa mare by a crooked nose, the best ten township 2 south, range 4 west of the Will hundred yards of the fire I heard loud After giving our Confederate friends tried to leap the fence, for it came down sionally and attends to many of the busi dencies may be nipped in the bud by a Flett ilec-a-ed prayed for in said complaint, which is, Notite 1« hereby given that tlie under- aniette meridian, situate in Yamhill count and in brief, ns follows, to-wit: For a decree voices, and. with my heart leaping like time enough to discuss us and to debate with a crash, followed by snorting and ness details of this dainty little period ’ mole in the skin and a disposition tray dgned, Gemge F.*tt. lias been, by an otdet ty, state of Oregon, and containing 12u against the defendant, Daniel Parsons, f<ir • wounded tiger, I halted and com their own situation, Bell and I returned the sound of flying hoofs. Shouts and ical. of the conn* v .'onr’ above named. duly ap acres. lie entirely ruined by—freckles! the principal sum of |400 in IT. 8. gold coin This citation is served by publication by md interest thereon at the rate of ten per pressed my lips to get my brain and my to the fire, and I nt onus announced our oaths came from the ginhouse, and a The lady is an accomplished French 1 i The pretty woman who refuses to pointed a« executor of the last will and tes lament ot sail lames 8 Flett, del eased order of Hon. Wm. Galloway ’ , judge of said purpose, after telling Watts that we were per annum, from Nov 8, 1890, for hair under*tontrol. student and lias published several trans j take proper care of herself in her desire man in the door called out: Therefore all persons having claims court, bearing date the 2d day of February •ent is attorneys fees in this suit, and for costs Prepared for ^ight if the situation Yankee*, which he already knew. I re lations of eminent French authors. She ’ j to be natural, is the first to clutch most against said estate are hereby notified and A D 1892. “Who in h—1 are you?’ md disbursements of this suit. ■how warrant it, I dropped on my call as a curious fact that each of these Witness, the Hon. Wm. Gallowav. judge “Yankees, cuss you!" responded Bell, is a prominent member ot Sorosis and ' eagerly at every means of concealment required to p.-esent the same to the under For a decree against all the defendants at the law offii c of Ramsev it Fen hands and knees and “snajud" toward three men had a loaded revolver in his and at the same instant he drew the pis the Woman's Press club. of the oounty court of the stat' -oreclosing the mortgage given by said Par t and fraudulent repair when too late! signed ill McMinnville, Oregon, within six of Oregon, ’for the county oi ams on the 21st day of November, 1 wo. to the Two men in ragged Confeder- belt, but after our meeting we felt that tol Watts had given him, and tired. Miss Monroe in private life is Mrs. ' She it is who wears the veils, visible ton. months f:om the dal*.'of thia notice, dull Yamhill, and the seal of said he plaintiff to secure the payment of said >rms, one with a bandage about they would no more think of firing at us We did not wait to learn the result, Philip Russell, wife of a well known 1 I powder, pencilings aud scarlet paint on verified court hereto affixed, this 2d day everal sums of money, upon the following Dated this 13th dav of January. A D 189*2. _ _ ^and the other and younger of than at their own people. Truly a fel but with the north star at our backs we newspaper man. She is not a bit of a ' j the street in broad daylight. She brings of February. A 1) 1892. lescribe 1 real property, to-wit: Being a jl4-3 GEORGE FLETT, A ttest : J. W. HOBBS. Clerk the twdwith his arin in a sling, were low feeling makes even old foemen won ran till we felt that we were out* of bas bleu in appearance, being pretty, ! reproach upon the whole cause of portion of the donation land claim of J. B Executor of said Estate Tanney A Fenton, Attorneys for Estate drous kind. Rowland and wife, in t 3s, r 4 w, in Yam lying down and looking up at my com well dressed and |z*ssessing an intellec ’ I “Beautv-Care.’ Men learn to detest, danger. Ramsey 4 Fenton, hill county, state of Oregon, and l»eginning panion, as I had often seen wounded Captain Watts, who knew the country Attorneys for said estate. As we walked on, panting and whis tual and fascinating personality. Miss J women to fear and critics to ridicule it at the northeast cortier of a parrel of lanff Notice to Creditors. prisoners look up at tlieir captors. Bell thoroughly, gave us directions which, if pering our congratulations over our nar Monroe was a New England girl but ’ Moreover, constantly using these things deeded by William Bal) to A. D. Runnels Notice is hereby given that the under on the 15th day of Nov., 1875; moved about and kept on talking like a followed out, would take us into our row escape, the stars paled and pink has all thesavoir faireof a Frenchwom ’ is no less harmful to the skin than to its Thence running south 155 feet, thence Notice of Final Settlement. signed has been appointe*!, by the count) man who was master of the situation. I own lines by morning. He handed Bell edged clouds became visible overhead. an. She is a brilliant entertainer and owner. court of Yarnhill county, state of Oregon, ♦*sst 55 feet, thence north 155 feet, thence advanced at once to the fire, nssured his revolver, saving that he should have It was Aug. 6. With daylight came the her diuners and receptions are among Proper beauty-care should lie com west 55 feet to*t.ic place of beginning, con administrator of the partnership estate of the county court of the county of Yam that these men were wounded deserters no more use for it. but would release the roar of guns to the left. We hurried up the most charming in Bohemia menced tn childluxxl and continued In hill. Geo. Sauter 4 Co., c-tnposed of Geo. Sau- taining 8525 square feet of (ana. in the town State of Oregon. Mississippisns aud remain above on the a jungle covered hill and had just *er and G. Ix'uenherp'er, the latter being of North Yamhill, in said county and stata. from Hpod's army, and my surmise through all life. Mothers should care hill till succor came or he died, and he did reached the crest, whenifrom the green j For the first time in its staid anu con for their children's looks in infancy and In the matter of the estate of Geo.E.Getch- now deceased. Therefore all persons hav Ani for a decree and order for the sale of proved to be-right. ell, deceased. ing claims against said partnership estate «aid mortgaged premises in the manner When I came up Bell introduced me not seem to have any choice in those al bank in front came the ominous cljpk-1 servative history the London Lancet instill the laws of care and preservation Notice is hereby given that the under are hereby notified and required to present prescribed by law. to obtain funds with ing of a number of rifles, followed by * this year includes the Women’s Med with those of truth and kindness. to the strangers, of whose names I took ternatives. signed Martha A Getchell as the adminis them to me at mv residence near McMinn which to pay said several sums of money, Bell at once blazed up and, after damn the hoarse command: ical school of London in its list of the no note. They were Confederate caval The average woman wants to be beau tratrix of the estate of George E. Getchell. ville, in said eounty, with the proper vouch interest, attorney’s fees, costs and disburse colleges in which a complete medical tiful. She will resist calls to duty, deceased, has tiled her final account of her ers therefor, within six months from the ments and accruing costs, ami barring all “Halt! Who goes there?" rymen from Meridian, Miss. They had ing the war and all that brought it on, the interests of the several defendants in administration of said estate in the County date of this notice. "Friends without the countersign,” 11 education can be obtained. recently been wounded by General Gar he became really eloquent in his plead health, self respect, fame—nay, heaven, Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and said premises and for such other and fur Dated Feb. 4. UU ing. As nearly as I can recall his words, replied. ther relief in the premises as may seem to rard's troopers In the attack on Decatur, There is one rich woman, Mrs. Phebe but yield tn one [ilea—“For beauty's said court has fixed Tuesday, March 8, A Gzo S acter . Aministrator. the court meet with equity and good con he addressed the Confederates after this “ Advance, friends, one at a time. ” i D.. 1892. at the hour of 2 o ’ clock p. m. of Ramsey 4 Fenton, Attys, for said Estate. and were now trying to make their way Hearst, widow of Senator Hearst, of sake." science. said day at the County Court room at Mc fashion: This was said with something like a California, who has a warm side for her back to their old homes. The poor fel A celebrated beanty who is noted for Minnville, Oregon, as the time and place of This summons is to I* served by publica For Sale "You uus hez fit till yer comes in all laugh, and we caught the words, “More own sex. She has endowed five scholar the way in which she keeps time at bay hearing the same. lows were thoroughly licked. One of tion thereof for a period of six weak», by them, who had been at Center college, bloody and yer spurs plum wore up to Johnnies deserting." Therefore all persons interested in said ships for young women at the State Uni tells of the influence had upon her life Two miles from McMinnville, near St. order of Hon. R. r. Boise. Judge of said We advanced. Bell had dropped his versity of California. Would there were by a teacher in a country school house estate are hereby notified and required to Joe, a small farm of 16 acres, 13 acres in court, made and bearing date of January 7, Kentucky, when the war broke out, and the leg. Before you uns gits well this R amsey A F ewtos . appear at said time and place and show -re— ------- -- ——— e — ---- -- cultivation, also a good house and barn; 1892. who was a tine young fellow of unusual har wah will be done gone and over, and pistol. A hundred feet through the jun- more like her. Anything but the woman who counseled cleanliness as a means of cause Attorneys for Plaintiff. if any there be why said account be about 200 fruit trees, mostly prune« besides gle and there, thank God, was a group thar ain't no doubt in the mind of any who dies and leaves a large sum of beauty Intelligence, as he pressed both hands to not allowed and said estate finally settled, small fruit; on« horse and wagon 3 cows “She might have preached cleanliness his wounded head—though I am sure it man ex ain't a plum idjit, ez to which of men in the blue uniform of the re money to a theological school whose cal Dated this tth day of January AD 18B2. • 2 heifers, 2 pigs, 40 chickens, 7 tons of hay; public. side's comin out ahead. Now if you uns * ' . j . . , »«• * quantity of potatoes, [plows, harrows, etc low young students are nourished on in the abstract or for health till she was was not to ease the pain of the saber ent Administratrix of said Estate. , Reason for selling« declining health. For will agree to stay har and not go limpin We told them our story, but they heard j such texts as “I suffer not a woman to gray, and it would have had no effect on —said: Ramsey A Fenton, Attorneys for said Es- | further particular» enquire of me,” she says; “but when she dwelt tate. "Since the day Joe Johnston left us around, we uns will send out foh vou it with incredulity. A sergeant and two1 (Jan 11-3/ I y BOSOMWORTH •I IüïERTISERSr~7~ A »