Laidlaw chronicle., September 11, 1908, Image 4

hip ionio down In aitswer lo Iter fa
N'Ul U 'l . 1 d i t FI P I .I f A l I b i .
Ilici s telegia n Ilio nlgh: Ino..... a n i
pi r vu r u t N r oi tilt i v ir in o li,
t'o" enicted Ilio *-«Ilv eut,oli hall Ite
I no he listi c\ pia litoti t i lier thè rei
I H I.und IMliee
son he liad sent for lier.
ft III I*- t vS I» s\|p.
ut The Halli ». f begun,
\ imi k i*t* p your e j e on tira vos and
Tinteli
Mistes 1 noi IMI,ico.
A ugust 27th UHM
ho wlll vote tight," h-ol Invìi hcr fa
Flic P a lli» , Oregon, Inly ¡.’Olii I90H
tl *r's minienti i*u
■ to u r wcddlng
o
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pi .- c u l w i.l bc Huit h u s e on Maph*
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Notice i* hereby given tb it, a» ili*
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Street, i : *1 yon ta n ritintali II as voit
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11'e. l i t take jo u r hilsbimt luto thè
■ cetili by ilio ( o niiiiisdoner of ih r
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Hi tu too."
ubo,
mi
Aiigiml
Till
I'M
»7.
inaili*
M i (P'neral Lumi onice, under provision*
It wa» a heavy brllv. The house
2 2
i.x* itliicut was a: white
t ta tin*
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llotiu dead P u tty (Mciial No dtHPi)
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Act
of
f
ongress
approved
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n
e
27.
( «'»volition Iona. Tin* iin„- was ta the a l . e e vvi* worth $ 10.1* and a p.irt
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litoti, P ub lic- No. ÜII.1, wo will idler ut Nu 1 .'alt*7. lor n | m J nini
Mec
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last ilitoli. ti v titltiK gamely. H*d>eit nershlp wlth Win «lh.i:u. f a l l i ,v
f
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v\euld
save
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a
weaty
public
sale,
to
the
highest
bidder
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l
ow
u
ilo
p
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Month,
Kuuge
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Wissliiani. n li.i li .il led many another
struggh*. lt was «i-ar* ely tu I*.* wo:i-
o'clock p. in. mi I lie Till duy o' Sep- Fusi, Wlll inietti’ M cms I,un, bus li li il
forlorn
:.d nil*» lou! t r u n n erav
deic.l ut Ih.at lier lace was w hite and V.’u"WV
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' •
vivió iíí
«e«
te m iv t iii 'it , ut Ilo» ulti re, lb*' follow­ notiee of iuten tio n to muge Klitui live
in Hu* aerv l-v of lit^ parly ias lie lia<l w ut ns she leaue I «e or lite b ilcon.v
understood t ;*ai serviw l, slam« In- rail ai d tiiisl t*> stilile at U r n e s .
ing truel ol lumi, to wit \ p js i J-Sce. yeui l ’ rool lo e»tiibli*h eluiin lo Ilo*
lioail as In* wen I o 'e r tin* eolumu» of
She heard as tu s di e un thè prò
N' o i f p \
r . î . i r \ T hi s
l.tml * h m ♦* il o a c r i h(*(l, h«*for«* 12 Tp. IÓS. U IO f.w m
land alkive iV »cn ln d, helóle W arieti
Pgures lu tlu* Inner office at lilt* tern- ll’idnar s The s ta le eli:.innati placed
Any peison« i laiiiiilig adversely the
II • IT '- . I ’ intrvt Sfato\ ^’oinut NNnMo*r. it In»
llrviwn, l'o u iity f l c r k , ut In» ollievi ut
l-allt-y - natile In tioinliiatiou. ami lier
lsirary headquarters.
\i t w o
r
nftiT«*, .ii ll*n l. < rvHiW t'ountv, Otrgoii, im |},r utuive-druerilu'd lami» a ie udvised to
Try as lie wnttlil lie nmId not figure father «eeoR*l.*il lt. asktr.i; litui thè
lile t heil d a un», or objections, on ot ¡'i o i » lìi'., tu* gol, oli thè Fili, day of
i'l.i* 1 I i ior,
‘J i b day id Niiveiiiber, I’JdM.
l*e tunde
uiiniiliuops. I r t inrnt
a victory. The two thirds ta le pre­ nominali d i
l . S. In mi i MiivV it
I h foie t he duy h I hivc ilesignuteil fin lo o lo lv r, UHM.
* ¡.iinuint riAriiPN a» vutnc *<«••»
vailed ami lie could oontit barely a Thore ivas a derisive h.*ot trulli lite
(' laiiii aiit n a n e # » » uitm«s<-*’
op|Misltloii
at
this.
imd
some
onv»
noni
rho P.i Hi''*. I 'n p*’», \u^u*t ‘.Nr !» 190S Robert H Ml urgeiin .of land law , Oregon sule .
iintjnrlry for the ring oati lldate. The
1:a t e i l ’ idlc.v Poster, miti some ime
l ’ !ay tuo H Mcl.ullin oí He.I,nomi,
(V
W.
Muore,
Heg
»1er.
uoniluuttoti of lutdley for governor el-e Iliade t ’a e semai Bug speeeh
' “ 1' i 11 > ' g ; i
: it ' l i e s lii urge \V. H orner, of I ..mi I a w , oregon
origini
meant the trlr.■.■¡•h of tin* reform fac­ There n ere no other nani;mitions, nu l K. Ful i r. of M:»ti r OiCi."ii. who i n (iinvrer (1. tie :L in g , nf I.uiilluw, Oregon
Piaci» M el.allili of
tion and the titter disrupt loti of the thè i lmlru aa of thi* eo-iventloii direct J u n e 2th Ii liH'7, mud
II no sti t.l Fdiia I. T iillur, ol l.uidlnw. oregoii
NOT1TK FOK F P I l l . U A TU>N
John II t' a-hr.in of Cline F i l i » , nregon
Mate machine. for Foster stoisl ed that tln* bailotln ; lvgi.i.
F.ntry -S.a I N - t>7iî.'- N
' ;l ■1''. ' ' F isn k F P ayto n , nf l. iid la w . orrgun
! Murali J . Cochruu ol "
"
p g r vHTvtKvr oi m k i s t »'titoli,
pledged to luveatigare to the id le s t
It w a> thè custodi l i thè conven I ot I Si .■ it I it I a ml si
'• W illiuni (J. Stile*, of l.a id ls w , oregon
the t r a i t charges brought against the lion for Ice sp J.osniau i f er.idt de!e Fp. l.’> S. K II F is t . Will n c e lte
P . S Lumi Olliee nt
C W M Min», K< n ut r r.
' ^ MvMiri*. Ki'gitUr
gatlon to announee thè tote w heu
ring.
The Palles, (b eg u n , J u l y 2d. P.HM
Mi n ili.in. lias ti.iil notice of ndi iitii ii
thè
Titilli*
of
bis
ooiiutj
ivus
e
a
l’ed.
Nulli K OHI f i HI II .vrtUN
On the other hand, lir a haul Bailey
N o i I f F. is lieieby given ’ hut Lu-
Sort' K V 'K ft Iddi .vlloX
w as aivretly pledged to forget the an*l thè llfeless voiee » f Ilio elerk t i m ake Filial conni nil at ion P u o i , to
lin
thim sr or Ttl r iNTRMion.
Monte hi Kidlogg.nl Fnrllum l.ilregon,
bogan.
establish claim to the laud above de
u t r o i m i t e» rnr isTSRinu,
ta m e promisee he had made. * Appar­
I'. H UNU o r n i K Ri IIn* l»»ll «, Orr
Proni fue flrst it v. as npimrent that «oribe*!, l a re W a lle n l'-i ow o . f .ottit \
who,
on
J
u
l
y
211,
I(Hi.S,
made
'Fitnlu-r
!
Oflit i At I ti«* lullfv. Ur«|ui>,
ently both men were eager to uncover tile contesi uolllil l e elose. ami as
Jul) aalt *■«#*
and Sto ne Application, No Od!M), for
AugiiKt 21111IUS
"the «raft that was the disgrace of the f r o d i m u n ii was called llu ro was a l'IeiL f bis olii ce at Frineville, Oreg.
* « » rii K I« tur«!,* s tir i. Ut»! iutui*. Il Pai'
a
j
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s
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j,
Sect
ion
2'J,
Township
VOI in vi I VN o
party, but Foster alone was tim er*.
a»* r, al a,»trr« nri*»im «li**, ntt Joly Jicl |»>:i.
stir thmug!» thè hall. All thè morti- on, i>n thè lòtti d ay of P 't o b i. l.UkS
N tu t ts lierebv given thut Holnirt M I I, S , Hange lit, li , W illam e tte Mr- Ut»*li' t|..tlirslra., Kllttl 1 irti»! Il" U.-gèiN., I.1SI
’ The exposure of the graft seandals In-; there hai! l*ee:t ruiu**rs tliit some
f i a . n i a n t ñames as vvitiiis o
I
. .
M II»* K n 1,11. Hit 4 S u til» t r»« ti
1M g will.uisti* M. ,
would not affect WoodhaiU directly. of thè r'oster delegateli iiould go **ior Kiia* Jo h n ».ni,
W iig lit of Mister», nregon, vvlto oli itiltuii, lui» It teil notice ol III tri,Iloti lo |
to
thè
ring
candidate,
a
n
i
fro
sb
y
m
ake
Final
Fruid,
to
cbtuhlisli
cintili
'**“•'
t*»* M'*I ih « i <- - i i ■ ■ i • , 11 * •„ n. ,u-Vi­
He had a lw a y s kept himself clear of
lu
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i
t
i
,
P.)
12
inaile
I
(itincstcad
Klisliii K Jones,
filimi rt\ » »r„r
In I »lRt.il.ll I Ri tu In II. n
the crooked work In the party, fo ul 1 county had Nvn eue ' f tliose me!»
! n y (Seriul NoO.ifif) No 11(M>7 (or to the lam i itlxn r tlcucrltusi, erfute • 1 U»| I i i : • i « ! I.i í i r «• 11 I KtkU.I 11 - -1
it be accomplished quietly, he would tioueil. As t i r a i ea tose In hls placo K '¡a lt \ I Old,
**imtc* « ••tuutlatlnni r r lit« orti* o r I Hcinl,
,
^ -s v r jv »
J S c c t i o n 2t'> VVurren Brown, County f l e i k , ut Ills lltf
Mister« Oregoi
nit lilt« ^I|| i I m ) of ri«-|*lt min r. IM*
welcome the feat of ridding the party liten moved t .‘rivalsi ou thè edite of F red \\
r,
1
W
I«ln|»
1A
South
10
Kn«t,
i
"Me*.
**
Orr^o
n
,
01»
Ihr
f . \V Muon-, u -giste,.
..f those politi -1 an.* w ho were respon- tiioir chairs nud M arlin'* face weut
I lltllllRIll lutili«'« Ri it ||l|«'««t •
.
’ aible for tlit* scandal, but here lay the deadly v Idre.
. ! ¡ambito Mei ulmn, li un flirti notti*«* ^rt.v
O rtuN r l'H>S,
3. M 0||vr« i f hi » i r a i n v|r»»ii
l'or a ino: lent tir a i es sto vi unstead
trouble! The graft was widespread.
P i,u m a n i liante* a* wiiiii-««e»:
V I* H'lt linfirii, nf ritiri» «iftffon.
N
!■: roK r r •M« \ ; i *\
of inlent ioti f o m i t e Final live yenr
lly
regard
big
.
thè
Idur
i
f
faces,
la
Its uncoverkig wonl.l disrupt the en­
I r % 111 K IVlRnil of «41»«« r flfpifi.ii
MH • Al ! ANI»
t ' i i i f tu estitblish citai III to lite Inni F .w vtri’afTery, of itedmoi.d, oregun
tire party machine. New and inex­ w hich M e r la n s stood ont disilludi)'
Jé*
k 1111 •- r »
'
l'h l'\K I M f. \ I Ut TU»-' INTKMIUR.
ab, ve descrilied. l>eforn l i . ('. Filli», Minine levici altVry of i.'-ilii,oml,ureg"n
perienced tnen would be placed In Kvon at that distance he coutil '<*■
I.ar.tj
»fiTvf.il
Ih
r
I
)
illry.
l
'
t
i
j
j
li
‘charge of the party Interests, and no that she was lutenscly Pitercstod, and 1
Fi,iteti S tate» Tottimiskiotier nt lit­ H. «*. »natçr,
iȒ
orrgoii
Aiigu.Ht 2S ì
members of the ol 1 ring could timl a thè thought that she rouuted un hls
of
Oregon
oti. e ut Ben il, nregon mi ili«* 71 lt d a j tr . s.
ttesebery liurt for a rionieiit, even N otici : is hciel.y given th at O.-born
place in the councils.
ot iciober l'JOS
tkougii
lie
red
red
that
lt
was
naturai
I [UN
NOTH'KFOH
C. NN Mi í ir, !•«
r.
To Hubert Woodhntn politics w as as
Fai war I«, of ti l't , t*ri‘g 'il. who un lu n e
i ain ia n t name» a» w,ti,e»»e»;
the breath of life to his nostrils. He that ahc sh etM l<e Interest**d In hcr
Not f o a l Lan I.
IStll l'.MiT inaile H o n o st-ad Kntry
lmd played the gam e from the day fatber's voceas.
NOTICK HOC m i U C A T I O .N
I II Fdward* of
(ìi* t, oregon
I'Fl'VRTvIgM o r r n r ISTFHIoll,
To
litigi
the
time
seemed
an
hour:
to
—
S
e
n
a
I
N
,.
U732-
No
12.i.'.*»,
í
a
-
w
¡
-
,
that he had organized the Junior
W F . B urkh ard of
l OI v l i r v t l VT ' l T i l l I v i t Kl ol t ,
M arching club In the little village others li seemed a full minute, tiiucg'i Si e 2 s «M \ - •• Il uni nw ’ n . v \ Si-e-
T. H L t nd t lllice, u t
which had been Ills boy ho* d home. It was not one-,,|];Utcr of tli. t time. tioli 12. i ovnshij. Pi South, Hai.ge lt( A 'il,tir Femplpton of S,-tT-r» oregon
I S Lam i Oilier, I he Pali*-» Oicgon
I lie Palle», Oregon August Lilli 1 iS FS
v!v .e Fempleton of
It was his sole relaxation, in her stra­ Then with a steady voice (¡rav es an
J u l y ¡StI, l i a i t
Fi i*t vriiiatm t'i M*-riali «n, ha* liled
N u TI i 'F I* hereby given timi Helio
tegists played chess. He preferre 1 swered:
( '. \V. Moore, Heg ist er.
“Crosby eo»mtv easts eleven vote- notiee of intention tu tnake Final
Notice is hereby given that Anglist» H West, of Ili-itti, tt,eg.ot, rr b* » ntl
the political pawn to the bits of curved
- o-o- -
eoiniiiutat ioli l'r >of, tu establ i«li clain,
wood or ivory and Ills board w as an for the Hon. Pudley 1'osfer.”
F'.linier, «vnlot« ol Ju b o Fainter, de- H l ' H ï ' l ,
iit.it(t* llonip-
\OIH ! KOR I l ' l l l K V I iUS
For a moment there was the siili-
t I.e land u U v . leseribvd, l*efon
entire state.
cens «al, of J lie I >n I li s, t liegt in, n I,,!, , , j , *»n»tl Knlry (H«*rii«l N«>Ui*.»7) N » I2M.'»
Nt , • At 1. AHli
Now he saw the e n l of It all. T a ­ tiers of a holme of dentil. Then the
1 Klils. f e l l i ! S i i oumiiiv ncr al Ito
Sr|>U*inlirr 4J .
iiiik I i * J>.iMrt Un) í,»r > }-*w \ H v r •• ititi I,«»*.
cheer» broke out, and a u ,
,
.,
, ,.
I-FfMIIMF NI PF TUE IsrrRtnM
les* on an early ballot lie could sw in g rinjrlns
, i ..
*.............
-
• illice at itemi, Un-g. :i on thè Filli
«*ntry, No ISJ. H atîii I N o (M 10, foi
Sm*itoti 7, I « Miifliip 17 S*' *». |{ » ii ^ m
. n . I . iml ürtw at liw D j IW, Ürri{->n
the doubtful delegates Into the Bailey tiic.u la .er Hannon eoutitj. one of tii •
ranks there would l>e a stampede to uncertain quautltles, followed (¡raves' day of October HMS
»Section 17. Townpl.ii» \ M
II.K |‘j K««tt9 Will.im«*Ut*
).*««
Septcmlicr 4th HNW
Fuslor. If Le could arrange to statu- ieitd and the »tamiv.-de vims started.
C'.c ■ n r im o a i t * -
W ititi mette Mor ninni, lot* íilnl notier filiti n«*ti»*r of intention to r.iLi* Final
j
NiiTfi'v.
i»
beretiy
given
timt
l'ltri»
t u t not at alt iu aeeor,lauce with Frank \rnold,
W Kliret, uf Htslntonil, Oregon, wie of intention to nuke binili l,ro<»fl to ri\#• > chi |*jonf to e*t »l»li*l» cl.toil to
Woodhatn-a plans.
J . , m*« A. M . f a l l ,
Tur h ill una stili rinfili;; >vi¿h the
. .
: on J m i r H*:h I‘J'»7 mnde llo n u stead ratiibli«li claim t*» the lami uU ve ih |jlt. |wf„f H»R»\r tiraciiU*«l, U*f..re II i *
cheers of the triumphant Foster root- ^ l l r M
tu st,
Kntry - S e r i a ’ No 090.1- No. Ift.’iNI for acr ibtil, l»t*f«jrr II. C. Kilo*, a I . H Klli^, l iiti*tl .Stair*« (*oninii-»itiier, ut
era when a telegraph boy approached Jo h n K. Kdwards, nil of t}!«t, Oregon.
i n w J Scc. 7», sf .J n » n » J - f J S'H-ti ui ('* < ofntniMÍoiirr at hu nfhor, nt llrml, I hr ofMrr, nt lltnol. Ori*m»n# on the ♦»! I»
Graves with a ti.i s-ajre that he was
i \v m ^
K w • r.
li'W
iisbip 17« Si'Otli, Hange Ht Käst OiPKon, on the '.) cl«»v of HeptemU r, «|.«y of <Mobrr
*
wanted outside. Quickly he made his
_
l<jng
Cl it in i a ut natile» a- w it ties - 1 -
1 w-ay throng!, the jubilating crowd to
NO T ie r. POk TUHI.lt v I ION
W illam e tte M eridian, l,n» filed notice
( 'la in ,a n t names a» w itne«»e»
the hall io come fa e to face with
Ovid
\\ 11 111 lev. of
Itemi, Ot tgolt
■
f
in
tentio
n
to
mnke
F
in
al
contintita
Marian.
not m.vi. i.vsn
(icorge l ’lll I im in, of L a id i» » , On gon
(ieurge
I.
Slit,ti,iu
»,
of
I,in'!',a,
liittt
Fronf
to
Pslnblt-Ii
ctniin
to
tlo
‘ Porgive nie." he »aid brokenly. “ I
l a r . v a n t u t - i rui: iv rn :, •»
lie, t Miller,
ol
it,tl i ,1 m ,ve descrilinl Iw-fore W arren Charles W. l liorivtbrraite. of
tried my best to answ er jo u r uppcnl. T *• i-ind Oh -at ! • i> .* tj;-, .
l.nidlntv, Oregon
Join, I West,
o( It'lid,
l'.:< wo. C o un ty Clerk, nt hi» «dTice at
but iuj * vote was not my own. It was
S, p Ü, l'J 'f f
a trust of the people who scut me NoTP'K i« hereby given th at J a g k s .t, i ’iin ev ille, Oregon, on tlie 2*)th dny of Klli* F.dgingfrni, of l.nidbivv, Oregon
C. W M
Hegtster
here and I couid not l e false to
..
.
W illiam 1) C lark, of laiidinw, Oregon
( . i tillar, of La U lia vv , I r i.U < m m l v . : tolier 1!MM v .
them."
Jume* A Sl oggiti, of l. iid la w , Ori gi n
NOI K i: F'tlH FI BI.ICATION.
( l.iini ltlt Tuini-V .1« iutnr$si->
“My upppul!” Marian ciapiied her oregon, who on J u n e 12tli liXtS. made
Grover
i
’lilliuln,
of
l.
iidlaw,
Oregon.
NOI i OAL I \ND
hands softly.
“You old darling. 1 'I'ttnlu-r and fj’ om-application N . t IL* I T> J. G. McOttrt.e
was so afraid that you would vote f >r for k J nw \ and w J nk J , Section 2b. 17. J . C overt
lirt'VMTMUNT or TDK IMFlilolt,
( ' W. M »»re. Hegi-ter.
Mr. IJailey! I*o you suppose I would Fou nsliip 1 1 S , Hauge 1 t L . UM; I
I. A Norvr«n»l
T
S
Land
• mice at
NOTICK F o il F P lt l.P ATI ON
rare for a man who had been false to
T.
It.
Mantiorsclieid,
all
of
The
P
â
lir
-,
Oregon, August 1 Iti,. lik'H
m
ette
Meridtun,
lias
lili-vl
notice
ol
in
his trust? I knew only this morning
IIKPAIITMENT OF 111*.' INTF'i l"K,
ICetlniontl, o rego n .
why father sent for me. Poor old dad! tent ion to m ake F in a l Tinil»*r und
U .8 . L llld Oiliice The P ali«« O.egnn,
N o TU F I S ber, t>y given tl at Marin
It will break his heart! But. ail the Stun»- Proof, to i stubii»l, el tini to tin-
('. W. Moore, kfgivtrr.
J u l y 24th IKON
M urk, assignee nf J o b , i A. Johnson, of
same, you were in the right n:n! 1
was so foolishly afraid that you might
NOTICK i* hereby given tlm.
Oregon, who......... Seple.ube,
be tempted.”
Pom kcrvrr, o í Ilrtnl, Oirirot». mho,,
*
"1 w as for a moment,” ho confessed,
on J u l y 22ml I'.KIS made T itu lar M' r" 1N"- o:*7 1 ' No l!*'' *"r *K1.
llEVOLT I« IN THU VU.7 .VII.! ' CltlFD “when I saw how anxious you were
THF. OLIJ y A S
»ml ............... ..dicati'.., I Serial No ' ... .......... **'
■‘-'•'I' »•'
Then I realized that If I bought your
podc some of the Foster delegates to father's; consent It would bo with my
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tiled notice of intent ion to make F in al
Baiiey the uncertain delegates would own seif respect, and tin t i never
1 and 2 Section ß, Township 17»
probably follow the lead of the ce- could look you in the fue-* again.”
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land I na*Í, ’ 11 i M n b l l - h c l, lin »
South, K iu g i- 1 0 L ast, ,/ illa n ie tte
»¡erters.
llobert VYoodhaia came wearily fro'n
M'-rciltan, lias tiled nut ice of in tent ion t r,i tbe land iiF»»ve ile»<*i i I n - i I, Indole II
As for the hundredth time hls eye tin* hall. In the last hoar be ha 1 aged j
ran down the column his hands clinch- ten yeatr. Marian caught Ids arm.
to m ake final timber and atone Fioof (! Filli», I'niti d Si ile» (Niinnilsnioiier,
cd nervously. Ills glance rested for a
"Pad, dear,” she said gently, "I sent
to cstabüali claim to th<* land almve nt bi« ««Hice, at B*ml, Oregon, on
moment on Crosby county with Its for Mr. Graven to tell him tin t I would
ilescrilasl, l i e f o r e l i . C . Filli», United the 2 !th dny ol Septemoer, I'.HFH
eleven votes.
tnarry him. no matter w hat yo i •„•»Id.'
States Cominissiuner nt Iti» «dliee nt
t'l.iiiiinnl i,an,e«:<s witnesses;
Crosby county stood committed to
''fUivolt is l:t the very a ir !” cried
Henil, Oregon, on the U t li «lay of F'. F7. Payt'X), of
Foster. Could Woodhnm Induce them the old man. '1 guess I will li n e to
l.aiillnw. Oregon
to change lt would mean a difference drop out of poiitbs when even n y
October, I'JOH.
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I,uiilluw, Oregon
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of twenty-two votes f<,r Bailey, the daughter electioneers ug.iin-t mo.**
(¡lain ,n o t name* ns witnesses:
A. J . Hurler, «d
I,„ id law, Oregon
m e c h a n i c s , m e r c h a n t s , t l e r l . s , i>eop!e w i t h b r a i n s , s t r o n g
eleven votes added ai d the eleven tnk-
‘ I didn't work again t you. [ Just
Michael
J. Morrison, of Bend, Oregon W,„. Brown, of
l.nidlaw, Oregon.
en aw ay from the Foster ndhorents. left It to Howard." explained Marian
h n n tJs p.nd a w i l l i r .j f h e a r t —c a p i t a l o r i>3 c a p i t a l .
The head of the Crosby deleg it Ion was “II" stood the test.”
Carlyle (7. Triplett, nf
Bend, Oregon
C W Moore, llegister.
Howard Graves.
1 lie other; would
V.’oodhain nodded, r.nd with an n m
John L. Kever, of
Bend, Oregon ,
vote us I k * voted. And only a few d ays about the shoulders of each lie led rite
NOTICK FOH F L B l . K ’ ATION.
JeirerHon W. Berry, of Sister». Oregon
before «¡raves had naked consent to w ay to the committee room. On Ills
(!. IV. Moore, Register.
I Isolai, il Truci )
m arry Marian V> oodharn!
right w as his daughter and on his l«*ft
is Hcmling ton«- of firegut, ! i t* r it u r c t«> th e Kant for d ia t r ib u t io n
At the time \Voodharn bad refuted the new found on who hod stood the !
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th r o u g h ev« r y i v a i l a b l e Hgt-nrv. W i l l y o u n o t 1»*-11> th e good
NOTICK FOH ITBI-IOATION.
because Graves wus a young attorney test, and In Ids heart Woodhun was
r i ’ Hl.ir I.A.NI» HAI.K.
still struggling for recognition at the glad that he had.
w o tk of b u ild i n g < )r< gun By mu ,d in g u s t h e n a m e s a n d u«ldresH-
l>F:i’ AItTWKNT OF T ilt: INTKIUOH,
bar, w lille Woodlmni was ambitious .
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( 'nit rii State» L u i d Ollice.
t'f- of y o u r fti'-m l- who are l i k l v to he in t e r e s t e d in th is s l n t e ?
U. H. Land Office a t
for ids daughter. Now ho drew ti
Off With the Cld Love,
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sheet of paper toward him and wrote I A prominent t'h len g , htvvjer tells of
The Palle», Oregon, Atigunt 1st 190b
rapidly f o r a moment Then ha thrust un c.muKlng Inci lent which lie v. It-
in fo r m a tio n ohont O iiK fK tN a n d its op|K>rtnnitieH.
N.'tiee ia lierehy giv-'li th at, a» ili-
NOTICK is hereby given llmt J e r , y
tiie sheet Info an envelope and called hes-e l subaeipient to a certain breaci]
Groszkrnger,
of
O’Neil;
Oregon,
who,
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of promise suit In which he had net«*d G O L O M I S T T i Q K E 7 \S W ill be on Bale during
u messenger.
on November, 21st 1902, made Home- j Genera! I...... Office, under provision
An hour later Howard Graves, rest­ as the defetnlunt'a attorney. The two
in g in hls room nt the hotel for the were .standing talking when they were SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER from the East to all »tend Kntry [Serial No04i*l J No 11M6
A rt of Oongrea» approved Ju n e 27,
battle of the morrow, received the Joined by a third man, a friend of the points in Oregon. Tho fares from a few principle for w J nw J - hf ^ nw ^ and NWpwJ, Sec- j
I'ublic—No JU.l, we will idler nt
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missive mid rend it a dose» times be­ client nud rn acquaintance of the law-
lion 21, Township 14 Month. It,nice | Public sale, to *l»c highest bidder, at
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fore he placed it In lib; jioekot.
12 F7ast, Willamette Meredinn, Im» i 2:17» o’cliwk j», in., «in tbe 23t<1 day of
I t was diplomatically worded. It town for noine little lime.
F rom I h im - r
SüîO.tM*
Frolli l«OHÌwvillr $41.70
"Hello, old man, what are j'oti look
«’ Id not openly bribe, but «suggested
bled notice of intention to make F'inol ! Heptumber next, at llii» oil,re, tun fob
finrinnatl 4*4.40
Omaha.
RO.at»
th at the writer had learned that he lug so blue Hi-out?" the newcomer «le-
five year Fnaif, to eatabliab claim to lowing tract nf land, to wit: » f :\ sk )
■was mistaken ns to Graves’ political tnntided ns they ¡.hook hands.
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lie land at>ove described,before \V arren Sec. Ill Tp IIS.H.FI k w m .
affiliation*'. If it was true, as he now | “Oil, Fvo had a littlr* hard luck.
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Polity Clerk at bis office at Any [arson claim in g ndversly tho
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lmd n*ason to believe, that Graves and |
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RM. on
Frincv die, Oregon,on tnc 21»t day of above-descrilad lands arc advised in
the Crosby delegation were In reality account of a hre.ich of prootlrc Judg­
FUpporters of the Bailey boom, he beg­ ment.” was the dlsouns«j|tite reply.
September, 1908.
file their claim «,o r objectiona, nt» or
‘‘S ay. I'm glad to hear that, oiil fel­
ged to w ith draw Ids opposition to the
Claimant
names
n»
witnesses:
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Indore the day ili’signi«t«*'l for sale.
low.’’ tin* fri'*nd exelttlined fervently,
match Graves hud stigg<*sted.
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West,
of
O’Neil,
Oregon
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C. W. Moore, Register,
Graves vvns still uncertain when he aeizliig tiie dejected one's hand and
If you wuint to b ring u friend or r e la tiv e to ( ‘ regoli,de|H>HÌt the
went into the convention hull the fol­ shaking li vigorously.
Sidney
West
of
j roper am o un t w illt a n y of our agenffl. Tho tick et w ill then he
FROVF7 UP
“ ‘Glad to hear It!’ I’ ve got to p iy
lowing morning. Front Ids plaec In
John R. Howard, of
fu m i dp <1 b y telegraph.
the Skcenc county delegation \Vf»od- ihet money. I tell you! W hat do you
Y»iur lloinentend or Desert Land
Lower Bridge, Oregon
hato nodded jdeosnntly to him nod biotin?” the other demanded In asto’i
before II C. Filli», U.8. Comn»i»»ionsr
Clorcnco
L.
Branton,
of
w ith a giunci* dlrc<-ti*il the young nttor- • («buien«.
H' ./. W i l s o n ,
Wm. M cM urray ,
n e y ’s gazo Into the galleries.
| “J " * t that, my boy. It will In* Just
Misters, Oregon. nt Rend. W e will mnks out youi a p ­
I .OCA I A of . nt ,
OR*«F.VAL PA .X»VO".» AOF.HT.
These ran from t h f o u r sides of the «»eo.jt enough for us to not up house-
C. W. Moore, Register,
plication fn u at the Clirouicle office.
Shsiiik'),
Off g'ifi.
Iu: 1.J9-Ì,
(Jt'-gon.
hall. and d in v t iy above the rhnfr- keeping on. Ml»» Blank and I are to
m an ’s desk sat Marian Woodliam Sim t* n ta rr lc l next rnootli. yon know."
Tire you dosnti what you can
to popuirde yo ur
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