The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, July 07, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text) HEN Vl'U io T" ''""TLANU, TOP AT TIIK NtW HOTEL FOSTER 1M aod P SUceU, Near Depot 04) K ' " Hunnliiff Rates 50c, 75c and $1.00 per Day Sper'il rain for Boon d4 ttui. frrc euie but rneeU every train or boat E. itie HOTEL NETHERLANDS PORTLAND. OREGON 5 E. Cor. 3ih and Washington Si. ' CENTRAL. MODERN. QUIET. DATF5 75c PER DAY UP " J School of tha PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION Thlnl r Kra Ocli.lr 1. Kit. nIM.. P AIM IMG, fOMINAIT. llff. UtHM HlliMHAIlON. Ill Mill AMI ttlMUNIN'S lASNf . for circular Aipl, la MUSEUM OF ART, Hih tiid Tarloe Mlrt-U. I'OKTLANU. OKl.tiON PATENTS 1 GIVE Y0U H,..rl? ussbai limn 0. 0. MARTIN. rr rT a rr G and kodak la. V SUPPLIES Iwrite for nukna end Hteragura, tWeetopIng pruilli'g Mail wwn llvwi prompt atteaiuoa roitmnd nolo Supply Co. JO Third hlr-el fuk l'LANO. ORB. HY PAY MORE? I .(.' To-Snip Valval. I'onlumy arvr, hatin Punn-a In Hiawk or Ian, niruar $a.J0 1 hf trrm J .25 PAIK ALL SIZES $1 Mall ttrrlera l-nanoU, PlIM ROYAL SMOC CO. .1 llerrae St.. M. raiCtaa WW. r(Ui Or. Improved Train Service TO CENTRAL OREGON VIA Oregon-Washington Rail road & Nav. Co. Iily Train Service between The Dalle mul Mmlra. Leve The Dalle J2;.'0 p. m., Ar- rive Minima 5:45 p. m. Icve Madras 9: a. m.. Arrive The Inl,.., ,:65p. m. I'ircct connection with train ving Portland at 7:fio a. m. and Jf. m.; aluo fiom Walla Walla, ieiulletnn ami intermediate points t Ie 'hutes Junction. WM. McMURRAY. Can. IW Aft, Portland, Oregon. Northern Sky trs am Iy Susan r. I - JeHle Jackson shivered and shrank into the comer of her at. There wua " u,",f Hce In the crowded car. -.art winq bringing smoke and . cinicrs. blew through the open win- w iiru ur uer. a dull sky outside wa darkening over the raw sprlug 7. Warned by her chilled condition. he girl leaned toward the florid, austere Individual before her. "Will you not kindly clone the win now t- I.m anked In a soft voice of IndescrlUble charm. "The wind la moat uncomfortable." The auntere lady turned and looked with merciless acrutlny over (be girl's neat. I'iripenslve attire. "I cannot breathe In thla oppressive atmosphere," she said, conclusively, and settled hemelf again In her place , I eara rum to the and eye. and the flrl'i heart yearned for the aunny kle and the Joyoua freedom of her old roulhern home. How could the endure thin delimiting northern sky mat looked down o aullenly, theie running, hurrleil, northern people wh regarded her o Indifferently? The tmolderlng Are under the gentle ex terlo. of her nature flamed kuddenly In a bitter hatred. She lelt drawn to her father'a grave the pathetic grave of a aouthern sol dier unJer an alien iky there to Bet- He a qiu-ption that wai tormenting her l cart. A the train approached a station. the girl roue, resolved lo obtain an other aeat If any were vacated. A midden perk of the car lurched her hnti acroaa the alnle. n. al.e would have fallen heavily had not a yoiin man, coming In from the amoker at the rear, aprung to her aHalntance Jeule! he cried In wondermen aieiuiyitig ner witn hi atrong arm And Jeaale found heraelf looking re luctantly Into the kindling eye of Herbert t ampbell. You are going up to Mllford? 8o t-ly. "It la not you that ! doubt. It I myelf. I lack the courage P "You are afraid to warrv maP "Not afraid of you. dear boy, but Praiae for Piano Players. In the coune of the past few years s Ingenious Invention has mads all departments of musical composition In hfralil ,.r .... ... . . . I ... 1 Vu rerijr, aiio oi my in- a certain degree accessible even to ability to cope with It! We are so those who are not emert r,l.nl.. I refer to the Biechanleal' piano playera, I L PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES IN OREGON Hve in effect low round trip 'urea to NEWPORT, YAQUINA BAY. Sale dates daily. NORTH BEACH RESORTS Sale dates daily. ALL POINTS EAST. Special dates June to Sept N'tional Educational Auociitioo Meeting Li!erru;ional Sunday School Association. .,,h"r aio rtc, con- "u'l uy S. I'. ARent, or write to Wm. McMURRAY, PORTLAND. 0REC0N The Corner Wa Sweet With Blossoms. am 1. Come, 1 have a neat back here ami a warm coat you are shivering In this draught." timbering her belonging", he led her to a nug rear sent, and wrapped her In a great coat tho fur lining of which embraced her comfortably. Then he seated hlmelf beside her. "This la great luck, my finding you like this. It Is so lonely on these lit tie side lines at night. "I've tried to aee you In the city, Jensle, but I haven't bad succens In my endeavors." She detected a sad. Injured tone In his voice, and braced herself against the longing It rouned within her. Was life always going to be a hard Strug gllng agaliiHl clrcumstancea, she won dered a little wearily. "I thought It better If I did not see you," she said aloud, very gently. "I cannot see why, Jesale. Do you find It so easy to get on alone In S big city that you can scorn the pres ence of friend?" "On the contrary, ! find It very hard." Her voice caught In s tlttl sob In spite of her self cmnmnnd, and his hnnd closed over hers In silent sympathy. The girl felt suddenly faint with a longing to let her fingers cling to his. to let hi in love and protect and care for her. Hut lnteal. she sat up very straight and rigid. Now she must face the or deal she bad so often postponed by her refusal lo see hhn. And she must face It as her brave father long years ago faced battle and defeat; as ber lovely mother faced loss and priva tion I "It la much better for ua both that we do not see each other, Herbert," she began with her unvarying gentle ness, "since things cannot be as you wish. You could help me In many ways, but see, you are not happy even when you are with me! You cannot help acting as If I belong to you I am not blaming you, but It gives wrong Impression that would hurt me more thnn It helped." "Hut why Is It Impossible? I am poor, dear, but I'd work for yon, fight for you if need be, love you. Surely, JenBln, I can give yon more than you can get from the world alone P III humility cut hor like a knife. He looked fine anil strong and ber heart welled with pride In him. "Oh, my denr, my denr." she cried, cllnglnf to his hand suddenly, deaper- uinerent. I do not know bow to be poor man s wife; It would be harder for you than for me! I do not kuow how to work or to manage; the other KlrU In our office live well with what keeps me poorly. It Un't that I do not try; It simply Isn't possible to me. I would be willing to starve with you. or for you, Herbert, but I am not will ing to keep you starving the rest of your life!" Her voire had ceased to tremble. Hut If I should prefer starving for you, to affluence without vouP he Asked, quietly. Hhe drew bark Into the depth of the treat coat. Bobbing softly, It would be madness." she said at lst. 1 am going to end It all. I am going back south." iou cannot go back there, to work!" he cried. "You have not con sldered." "No, not to work," she murmured. You mean," he hesitated, "there another man?" "Yes," very faintly. "With money?" "Yes." The fingers he crushed In his own were Ice. He withdrew his hand slowly, and there waa a long silence. You will let me take you to my auntP he asked, as they neared the little station that was their destina tion. Oh, no!" She shivered In the warm coat. Then at leant you must let me see you safely to the hotel." The runh of chill air as they left the car, the dark, mean little street, the damp, dusty parlor were an unhappy dream to her. Tho clasp of his hands and his quiet, kindly good bye left ber dlzr.y and weak. All night she lay upon her hard bed n mlnerable ronnclounness. And though the grudging morning brought neither warmth nor sunlight, there came a big box of expensive flowers to ber humble little room with the card of the man with money. "Oh, I ought to be glad for them." she thought contritely, conscious of her Indifference. "I must learn to ac cept the pleasures that come along my path." Ijiden with the fragrant beauties, she made ber way sadly to the humble corner where her father had been laid for his Inst, long rest. Already flags were fluttering In the crisp wind over the graves of the soldiers whose memory would be honored later In the day. At alght of the spot, the girl's precious, costly burden dropped un heeded to the ground. The corner waa sweet with delicate spring blos soms that crowded the place for room the dear, old fashion things that used to bloom In the old Virginia garden. With s sob she dropped to her knees and burled her face among the tender leaves. What If they were only humble llllea-of-the-vsllcy. and tulips and hya cinth? A love and thoughtfulness and labor that no money could buy had planted them there for her sake. vutn tnetr fragrance, she seemed to draw In a great, understanding lesson that healed her heart. When she saw the solitary, tall fig ure across the quiet place, she knew she had expected him. "Herbert," she said, holding out her hand. He took them In silence, looking at her radiant face. did not understand, dear," she smiled bravely. "I did not have faith enough to see beyond the material things, to see that you would love me for what I tried to do for you, not for what 1 succeeded In doing." My dear, my dear!" he whispered. holding her close. She clung to him happily. "I must not let you make a mistake do anything you will regret, dear girl!" I am not afraid any more, Her bert. Wherever we are together Is home, whether under cloud or tun- shine!" From the village came the sound of drum and fife calling the pathetic remnant of veterans together. Father will be glad to know," she whispered, smiling tenderly, "that I dared to" "Face the music," finished the young man, happily. which were at first looked upon with suspicion and often with abhorrence by professional musicians, but which are proving themselves an agency of Immense usefulness In diffusing good music among the people. Prof. E. Dickinson, "The Education of s Mu sic Lover." Well Occupied. Lady (engaging assistant gardener) And If I. engage you, besides your other duties, you will have to attend to the three dogs and clean out their kennels, also clean out the parrot' cage, clean up my sons' workshop and clean both their bicycles; also clean the car except when the weather's dirty. Applicant (overwhelmed) And aball I have to clean that? Taller. Don't cringe don'Jt flinch, Should fortune pinch And all seem lost; With might and main, TRY, TRY again At any cost. MUXYOX. ' Ait taklnn tha abova t.t for Ih. r.an tha I want to In.llll into lh ...)li- rlt rrllalK v. elf-notilllty. aelf f .r.lanty. 1 want iv.rv n.r...n ... fl llmt th.jr r. at.ova dcc.Ktlon. hatred, elflit.n.as, Jalouy. ny or r.v.nae. 1 waul Ilia prr.nn who la Dim hed b pot arty, who haa luffirrrd art. I r.t.r... who la wlht.d down with ...m. area! aorrow to liwom, ac qualntrd with tha ra-dv-amlns power a f Hop. I want thtttn to taka Hopa aa a companion, aa a cnun- aHlor. aa a light. sw f' ""llfin. for Hop I U ma mtajr I from ind. It la i X 1 Iwh'r that ihom I 1 u tha beautiful. It I I fill our iuia with ton el and o i ii iii i a Tu ur lontfuvs bm hopeful ont must t wvll. and to wJ1 on must hm hoprful. That th low -r bow-1 la rponaIM for moat bodily ilia la now being rcoKni-d by tha Ivadins ph l tuna throupfhout t hp orld. Thrra la no further ir-uaa for b- belng btlloua, for having headmhea, for auffrtna 1th dyspepsia or Indigrestion. for putting up Klin a aluafKiah ur Uiy liver. for tMttaotifnK tha hlood a a rnult of con stipation, for Munyon'a Paw I'aw I.asatlva I'll la are poaltlvoly correftlng all theae all- merit They aaalat In dtgeatlna everything hat la nut Into the atnmarh. They atlm- ulat the liver Into activity. They atari th perreilona of tha ftomsch. which carry off all tha blla and polaonoua matt era through tha bowel a. They atrengthen tha lower bowel, ao that II atnptiea Haeif nat urally, w ithout tha aid of cat hart lea or foreign aubatanrea. Muny.mi Paw Paw PfUe for ! at all drugglaia. Prlca, 21 cent a. Munyon'a. mm 1 1 T I'''' Honored by Women When woman speak of her silent iccret uttering he Iruat you. Million hav be stowed this mark of confi dence on Lr. R. V. Pierce, ol Buffalo, N. Y". Every. "... utcr. .i, wumcn wnv Xl bear witne to the wonder. working, curing-power ol Dr. fierce' Favorite Prescription which avc the tmfftHnt ten from pain, end successfully grapple with woman' weak Mate and tluUtru Hit. IT MAKES WEAK WOHEN STRONQ IT flAKES 5ICJC WOMEN WELL. N womso's appeal waa ever misdirected or her eon fidenr sniaplaced wheal she wrote lor adviee, to the Wosld's UisrsNiasv Midical Association, Dr. K. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. (Wi tawaaurt WtIWs laduf mlla mmturml Sow. nwatit eaw m 4mr. Milk Flows Into New York. If the residents of New York city drank ail of the milk that cornea into the city each Inhabitant would drink an average of seven barrels s year. Te BrcaJ laj Htm Shoes. Alwarnhakeln Allen'r foot Kae, a powrlrr. t run. hut, awi atinn, ai hlnit, awollrn leet ur.-a roru.. Ingrowing naila and b iiiiotm. At 11 tniiil. and ah t-re, zv. Uont n-rri, ny l..iitute. Kami, it mailed Ml it. AUOiett v.lcn . Uimtfl. Lc K.,y, N. V. No Sign of Greatness. Don't get tbe Idea under your tat that a man Is great becauae be hap pens to be In tbe limelight Moth-r win And Mrs. Window Boothia tyrnp tu best romed to u lux ihtit triiiiuma iimag in uratmuf period. Daily Thought. There Is nothing so easy but that It becomes difficult when you do it with reluctance. Terence. Wanted A liva repmentatWa in thia town. To handle beat aallina irriirated lands in California. Liberal cufnmisMiona. Addreaa Hanacom Kim ball. 3W Monadnork Bldsj San Franciaco, CaJ. Reasonably Safe. The man who Is true to himself Is not likely to be Inji red much by tboae who would deal fa ely with him. Constipation causes many serious dis eases. It is thoroughly cured by Doc tor I'ierce's Pleasant Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic Way of Weak Humanity. I aee tbe right and I approve It, too; condemn the wrong and yet the wrong pursue. Samuel Garth. I 9cm, t-c 1 mix laar SVaaUtTrajQ. I ssaSAW1 Everybody likes food corned beef. Everybody like Libby' becauae it t food and is ready for serving aa toon aa taken out of the tin. Bur Libby' m Nt Tune Probably Holds Record. Mr. Ellas Taylor, pariah clerk of Felated, England, baa retired on reaching tbe age of ninety, after fifty' one years of service. During hie term of office he dally ascended tbe church tower to wind the clock. He dis charged that duty 18,500 times, and climbed 100 miles of stairs. kILIFR DAISY FLY a "Jw .V ..L' -I. iesaiSGrJsii Irsts aa! kilts nva Nratt. clesa 'jt.i hp. tasis all lease. Csa't sptl) or ttpovet, will not soil i rSJUfS SUVthtDSJ, i ius'sntpr-d rfltxt v. Wall tVsJ)srstr hamolu Mianu ls BV Kslk) A, nseiBs, M. V- DOQORS ADVISED OPERATION DECIDED TO TRY GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY. A Monument Fund. The meanest man In town, having died and been duly burled, a bunch of his late acquaintances and neighbors were discussing the kind of party he WAS. "We ought to raise s fund to build him s monument," one man sug gested. Rats!" chorused the crowd In pro test "Whod give anything to build him monument?" Everybody would," Insisted the first speaker. "We'd raise It by un popular subscription." Llpplncott'a. Familiar. Hut when. In token of Ma great love, he would have smothered ber with kisses, she drew back. Sir," quoth she, coldly, "no famil iarities!" Yet even In that trying moment his presence of mind did not desert him. If they are Indeed familiarities to you, certainly not; ne retorted, and bowed Ironically, after which, as suming an easy air, he betook hlra- elf off. Puck. Only a Part of It. "You sny she Is a woman with a past. And does she deny It?" "Only about ten years of It" Judge. I want to toll you in a few words what your Swamp-Koot did for me, be lievinK that my testimony may do some other sulTcring person a great deal of good. About six years ago I was dancer- ously ill, consulted three doctors, all of whom said 1 had kidnev trouble. One of the doctors analyzed my urine and reported that I had gravel, and further said that in order to regain my health and life, an oieration would be neces sary. I did not want to be operated on as I was afraid that I would not re cover. Someone told me of Dr. Kil mer's Swamp-Koot and said it was a reliable medicine for kidney trouble, so 1 decided to try It, and 1 went to Mr. Kose, the druggint, at 3()3 Central Ave., Minneapolis, and bought a bottle, took it, noticed results and continued taking it until I was entirely cured. Having been free from any kidney trouble for over six years, I consider that I am absolutely cured and know that Swamp-Koot has the credit. 1 never fail to tell my friends about your remedy, as I believe it is the best of its kind. Your U & O Ointment is also very good. We are never without A jar in our house. Yours very trulv, MRS. MARGARET E. ANDERSON, Minneapolis, Minn. Mate or Minnesota. 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