comes that I sen tlie crowu of Juguud-
gunes.
"Write the prince that I respectfully belt on your beautiful head all my
work shall not have been in vain.
decline.”
Ú
“Do nothing In lm-te. ymr highness. There Is one thing more, your high
Temper!. e. :'ay that you desire some ness."
Wa'tcr E. Newcombe and Mae S. ;
"And that?”
timo to think about the matter. You
A T
Mulit.
"There must not be so many rides In
can change your mind at any time. A
the
morning \vith bls excellency Herr
Sterlinge. Minnick an I Frances E. !
reply like this commits you to noth
Carmichael.”
Jack.
ing.
whereas
your
abrupt
refusal
will
id
There was a sinister note of warning
Frances E. Murphy and Bessie1
only widen the breach.”
in the chancellor's voice.
"The
wider
tile
breach
tile
better.
”
Lamxin.
By HAROLD MacGRATH
•
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The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
"No, no, jour highness; the past has
Oscar E. Wilbur and Talmn Zetta
The
Black
Eagle
(Zum
Scliwartzen
disturbed you. We can stand war,
Henry.
Where the pretty Water Agates, Moss Agates, Moonstones,
ami it is pus-llje that we might win. Adíen in I lie Adlergasse wns 200 years
Copyright, 1,09. by the Bobbt-
Carnelians, and Rock Oysters can be found.
MARRIED
even
against Jugendheit. but war nt old mid had been in tlie Bauer family
Merrill Company
this
late
day would be a colossal blun nil that lime.
MINNICK-JACK —Al the court house'
OUTDOOR SPORTS OE ALL KINDS
Ilnil i lie ma linger. Frnu Bauer, or
der. Victory would leave us where
in Jacksonville, Oregon, Monday,
[CONTI SUED.)
we begun thirty years ago. And an Frail Wirtln. as she was familiarly
Including Hunting, Fishing, digging Rock Oysters, Bo lting,
October 10, 1910, by Judge F. M.
called, been masculine she would have
Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing and Dancing. Pure
"Will you trust me a little longer. Insult to Jugendheit might precipitate been lightly dubbed Bauer VIL She
Calkins; Sterling C. Minnick and
war."
mountain water and the best of food at low prices. Fresh
Gretchen. Just a little longer?”
was a widow. She was thirty-eight,
Frances E. Jack.
"Have your way, then.”
Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds daily
plump,
pretty anil wise.
Tl.c
duke
departed,
stirred
as
lie
had
MURPHY-LAMKIN—At the house of
CHAPTER II.
IDEAL CAMPING GROUNDS, with strict sanitary regula
Tonight tlie main room of the tavern
not been since the restoration of the
C.
Florey,
Monday,
October
10,
1910,
.
ron HER COUNTRY.
swam in a blue haze of smoke, which
tions, at nominal cost.
by Rev. Chas. H. Johnston; Francis « —^OUNT, must I tell you again princess. He sought his daughter. rose to the blackened rafters, hung
She
was
in
the
music
room.
“
My
E. Murphy and Bessie Lamkin.
Three DiySahrJiy ti Monday Rate
f
not to broach that subject? . child." ho began, taking llildegarde's with many and various sausages,
LowRound-TripSeasonTickets
I
• There can be no alliance be- hand aid drawing her toward-a win cheeses mid dried vegetables. Dishes
from S. P. points. Portland to CotLize
Grove inclusive, inehidinz branch lir.-ts
tween Ehreustein and Ju- dow seat, ‘ the king of Jugemlhelt asks clattered, there was a buzzing of
More than Enough is Too Much.
from all points in Oregon, Wash
also from all C. & E. stations Albany and
voices, a scraping of feet aud chairs,
gendbeit.”
west. Good ffointf on Saturday or Sunday,
. for your baud.”
To
maintain
health,
a
mature
man
ington and Idaho on sale daily
and for return Sunday or Monday.
a bunging of tankards.
“Why?” asked Count von Herbeck,
“
Then
1
am
to
mairy
the
king
of
or weman needs just enough food to chancellor.
Gretchen came In. a little better
Jugemlhelt?” There was little joy in
repair the waste and supply energy
dressed than In the daytime, tlio
“One of my reasons is that I do not her voice.
and body heat. The habitual consumpt want any alliance with a country so
“Ah, we have not gone so far as change consisting of coarse stockings
ion of more food than is necessary for perfidious as Jugendheit. What! I that! The king, through his uncle, has and slii'es of leather, of which she was
correspondingly proud.
these purposes is the prime cause of make overtures—I. who have been so simply made a proposal.”
"Will you want me, Frnu Wirtln, for
stomach troubler, rheumatism and truelly wronged all these years? You
“It Is for you to decide, father.
disorders of the kidneys. If troubled are mad.”
Whatever your decision is I shall abide a little while tonight?" she asked.
“But what positive evidence have
"Till 9. Half a crown as usual.”
with indigestion, revise your diet, let you that Jugendheit wronged you?”
I by it.”
Golchen ’sought the kitchen aufe
from Albany, Corvallis and Philomath, with corresponding low rates
“
it
is
a
hard
lesson
we
have
to
learn,
i
reason and not appetite control and
“Positive? Have I eyes and ears?
found mi apron and cap. These half
from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C. & E.
take a few dises of Chamberlain’s I Have I not seen and read and heard?” my child. We cannot always marry crowns were fine things to pick up oc
▲gent for full particulars as to rates^ rain schedules, etc.; also for
where
we
love.
Diplomacy
and
poli
Stomach and Liver Tablets and you
“Your highness knows that I look tics make other plans. But fortunate casionally. for it was only upon occa
copy of our beautifully illustrated booklet, “Outings in Oregon,” or
will soon be all right again, f or sale only to the welfare of the country. In ly for you you love no one yet, and sions that she worked at the BlRdc
write to
the old days it was a foregone conclu
Eagle. In an obscure corner sat the
by all dealers.
vvm . M c M urray ,
sion that this alliance was to be form the king is young, handsome, they say, young vintner. His fací} brightened
Politically speaking, it ns lie saw the goose girl. In the very
ed. Now. you persist In averring that aipr rich.
General Passenger Agent.
Constitutional Amendment I the late king was the chief conspirator would be a great match.”
Portland, Oregon c
“I am in your hands. You know corner itself was the mountaineer who
! In abducting her serene highness, aid
possessed a Swiss watch and gave
Section 10 of Article XI. of the ed by Arnsberg, whose successor I | what is best.”
golden coins to goose girls. He was
The
duke
was
poignantly
disap
Constitution, reads as ¡follows:
have the honor to be. I hnvo never
“Section 10; Article XI: No county yet seen any proofs. Show me some pointed. Why did she not refuse out busily engaged in gnawing the leg of
shall create any debts or liabilities thing which absolutely convicts them right, as became one of the bouse of a chicken.
Carmichael was often a visitor at
Ehreustein?
which shall singly or in the aggregate and 1’11 surrender."
the Black Engle. Later be stepped
“Wliat Is be like?" she asked.
exceed the sum of five thousand . “On your honor?”
“That uo one seems to know. He Into the big hall In bis evening clothes.
“My word.”
dollars, except to suppress insurrection
"Good evening. Frau Wirtln.**
lias
beeu to bis capital but twice In ten
The duke struck a bell.
or repel invasion, but the debts of any
"Good evening, your excellency."
I am here to stay
“My secretary and tell him to bring years. The young king Ims been io She was quite fluttered when this tine
ciunty a.t the time this constitution
Give me a call.
me the packet marked A. He will un Paris most of the time. That's the young man spoke to her. "What Is on
takes effect shall be disregarded in derstand.”
way they educate kings these days.
your mind?"
estimating the sum to which ea:h
The duke was frank in his likes and They teach them all the- vices. Your I "Many things." He saw Gretchen.
county is limited.”
father
loves
you,
and
if
you
are
Inclín-
|
dislikes. He hated secrets, and he
It is proposed to amend this section loved an opponent wlio engaged him ed toward liis majesty. If tt Is In your ! "The goose girl." he murmured sud
denly. "Is Gretchen one of your wait
so as to read as follows:
in the open. It was tills extraordinary heart to become a queen. I shall not resses?”
“Section 10; Article XI: No county rectitude which made the duke so let my prejudices stand In the way.”
"She comes in once in awhile. She's
She caught up his hand with a a good girl. I'm glad to help her.”
shall create any debts or liabilities powerful an aid to Bismarck in the
Grange
passion
and
kissed
it.
which shall singly or in the aggregate days that followed. The man of Iron
“Father, I do not want to marry any [ Gretchen saw Carmichael and nod
exceed the sum of $5,000.00 except | needed tills sort of character as a cov one,” wistfully. "But a queen!” she ! ded.
and a buckler to his own duplicities.
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
to suppress insurrection or repel er Ilerbeck
“I shall be at yonder table.” he said.
was nil excellent foil. lie added thoughtfully. “Would it be for
Indicating the vacant chair. Carmi
invasion, or to builJ permanent roads : was as silent and secretive as sand. the good of the state?"
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson within the county, but debts for per
Here was reason. “Yes; my objec chael made his way to the table.
He moved, ns it were, in circles, thus
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
manent roads shall be incurred only on always eluding dangerous •corners. tions are merely personal,” said the Across the room he had not recognized
tlie vintner, but nov; lie remembered.
approval of a majority of those voting He wns tall, angular, with n thin, im- duke.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, on the question. ”
[TO HE CONTINUED.]
"For tlie good of my country I am
- mobile countenance, well guarded by
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
l bls gray eyes and straight lips. He ready to make any sacrifice.”
The
amendment
grants
to
the
people
___________________________________ .
;
,
I
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. : I
“Very well, but weigh the matter
of each county the power to pledge wns a born financier, with almost lim
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1910
th* credit of their county for money itless nmliltion, though only lie him carefully. There is never any retrac
Half
a
Million
Insane.
self knew how far this ambition reach ing ii step of this kind.” He paused
to build permanent public roads. The ed. Twice had lie saved Ehreustein nnd then said:
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SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on question whether or not a county from the dragnet of war and with
"You are all 1 have, girl."
An
interesting
article
is
contributed
application.
should pledge its credit to raise money honor.
"My father!” She stroked his cheek. to the October American Magazine by
for building any permanent road
The secrctarj- came In anil laid a
The restoration of the Princess Hilde-
would be submitted to a vote of the thin packet of papers on the chancel gnrde of Ehreustein bad beeu the sen H. Addington Bruce, entitled “The
The sale of the waterworks bonds at a prem ium in- i people of that county and would br lor's desk.
sation of Europe, as had been in the New Mind Cure Based on Science.” in
The secretary bowed mid withdrew. earlier days her remarkable abduction. which the author tells of the many
decided
by
a
majority
vote.
The
dicate that shrewd investors recognize not only the present■
Tlie duke stirred the papers angrily, For sixteen years the search bad gone new cures that are being made by
people of any county may issue bonds
took one of them nnd spread It out on fruitlessly. In n garret In Dresden eminent physicians by mental treat
status of our city and the property therein as a security or
warrants, or any form of obliga! o i
a rasp.
tne agents of Ilerbeck found her, a ment. Speaking of the rapid increase
for the investment, but are also impressed with the prospeijt they desire, for such length of time with
“Look at that. Whose writing, I singer.in the chorus of the opera. The of insanity of this country, especially
ut such rate of interest as they
ask?"
newspapers and illustrated weeklies during the past 10 years, Mr. Bruce
of future growth and prosperity. At the outset the and
tnay determine; in short, this amend
Ilerbeck ran raged about her for awhile, elaborated says:
revenue derived from the water rents will not be sufficient ment is but a-' additional grant of
over it several tlie story of her struggles, the mysteri
“When you realize the appalling ra
times. At length ous remittances which 'had from time
to pay the interest on the bonds to say nothing about the power to the people of each county to
pidity with which mental and nervous
h
e
opened
a
to
time
saved
her
from
direst
poverty,
expenses of operating and maintaining the plant. But manage their own business.
drawer in his her ambition, her education which by diseases are increasing throughout the
desk,
sorted dint of hard work she bad acquired. civilized world, and perhaps nowhere
Unsightly
these men do not buy bonds for pleasure but for the profit
some papers and The duke accused Franz of Jugendheit. more rapidly than in the United States,
boils, eruptions, pimples, black
brought out a Search as they would, the duke and this new system of curing is particu
resulting therefrom, keeping an eye open as to the chances Sores,
heads and all skin affections are very
yellow letter. ilie chancellor never traced the sourco larly significant.
of collection at maturity of the bonds. The fact that five quickly cured by the use of Dr. Bell’s
This he lnld of tbe remittances. The dnke held
“Thirty, years ago the asylums of
down beside the stubbornly that the sender of theso this country had only 40,000 inmates.
different firms offered bids for these bonds shows thiff men Antiseptic Salve. 25c Sold every
other.
benefactions was moved by the im-
in financial circles believe in the future of our city and where.
“Yes, they are ptilse of a guilty, conscience aud that Today this number has increased to
alike. This will this guilty conscience was In Jugend- 250,000. Here are some figures, com
should cause our own people to “sit up and take notice,”'
Highest Class Grades
plied by the Census Bureau:
b e
Arnsberg. tieit.
at least.
"—mildly—
“Population oí asylums, 40,492 in
And was the girl happy with all her
" fougeuy !” roared “ But
who may say new grandeur, with all these lackeys , 1880; 74,028 in 1890; 150,151 in 1903, the
The following pupils stood first in
THE DUKE.
that it is not a ami attentions and environs? Some time when the latest census of institu
their class for month ending Oct. 7.
forgery?"
times she longed for tlie freedom and tions for the insane was taken. Or,
Judging by the advertising matter published in the B 1 Mary Ryon............ 93 per cent. I cunning
“Forgery !’r roared the duke. “Read lack care of her Dresden garret, her
A 1—Sarah Greaves....94 “ “
increase by 85 per cent from 1880
different newspapers the liquor question seems to attract A 1—Herbert Hogsett... .94 “ “ I this on • from life late king of Ju- I musician friends, the studios, the j an
to 1890, and by more than 100 per cent
gendlieit to Arnsbe rg then If you still ' crash and glitter of the opera.
more attention than all the other matters to be decide 1 2—Etta Grieve................. 95 “ “ doubt.”
She was lovely enough to iusplre j from 1890 to 1903, as against an in
Bernice Puhi................ 92“ "
Herbick read slowly and carefully. I fervor aud homage aud love in all , crease by less than 30 per cent in the
by votes cast at the election next month. The issue seems 4 3 — George
Hoffman..... .92 “ “
Then lie rose nnd walked to the masculine minds. She was witty and \ total population of the United States
to be whether the option shall be local, each town to decide 5- Charley Schumpf........ 96 “ “ nearest
window, studying the letter talented. Carmichael said she was one during the same 13 years.
in the sharper light.
of the most beautiful women in all
“Moreover, the census of 1890 enume
for itself; or whether it shall be general, that is; shall the 6—Anna Neidemeyer......... 97 “ " again
Herbeck returned to bls chair. “1 Europe.
— Dan Bagshaw................ 93 “ “
rated no fewer than 32,457 insane who
vote of the entire state be taken as to whether license 8 7 —
wish that you lmd shown me these
She was still in the window seat were not inmates of asylums, but were
Don Newbury................ 94 “ “
long ago. You accused the king?”
when the chancellor was announced.
shall be granted anywhere within the state or not.
cared for at home by relatives and
“Certainly, but he denied it.”
"Your highness," he said. ”1 am fríen Js. No attempt was made in 1903
The Weather.
"In a letter?”
come to announce to you that there i
“Yes. Here, rend It.”
waits for you a high place in the af- ¡ to ascertain the number of non-asvlum
Following is the report of U, S. Vol
insane, but the ratio of increase in
compared the two. “Where fairs of the world."
The bonds are sold, plans are completed, right of way unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; did Herbeck
this ciass cannot bq, much less than
you find these?"
"The
second
crowu
in
Jugendheit?
”
Jacksonville, for month of Sept.
for reservoirs and pipe line secured, and bids for the con for
“In Arnslicrg’s desk.” retimed the
among the asylum insane.
“Your father”—
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- duke—“Arnsberg, my boyhood play
“Consequently it would not.be at
"Yes. He leaves the matter wholly
struction of the water system are asked for; in fact every tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
mate, the man I lin ed nnd trusted nnd in my bands.”
ail surprising were the census of 1910
thing points toward an early completion of the proposed DATE MAXI- M IN I PE EUT- CII KCT advanced to the highest office In my "It is for the good of the state. A ■ to reveal the presence in the United
MUM
MUM
TATN
OF DAY
power. Is that not the way? Well, princess like yourself must never wed
States of' close upon half a million
water works. Let us hope that there will be no further I .
83
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clear dead or alive. 10.000 crowns to him who an Inferior."
insane persons ¡’’—Telegram.
4/
88
1
brings
Arnsberg
to
me
(lend
or
alive.
”
delay in the matter.
"Would a man who was brave and
8M
M>
8
"You are very bitter.” said Herbeck. i kind ami resourceful, but without a 1
45
83 '
4
15
83
I
"And have I not cause? Did not my Ulle—would he lie au inferior?"
A Bath a Year.
7'2 I
46
Complaint, affidavit and undertaking i 6 7 ......
wife die of a broken heart, and did I
36
74
"Assuredly politically. And I regret
The bath. It is said. Is the measure
THE COURT HOUSE
38
■
78
not become a broken man? You do to say that your marriage could Dever of civilization. He who bathes onee a
filed. Injunction order.
43
79
»
Itsms of Interott to Jackson Coun’y
not know all, Ilerbeck—not quite nil. be else than a matter of politics."
44
73
day must be a better human being
10 ..........
Thomas Bartholomew vs, Edith 11
71
38
I'ranx also sought the hand of the
"I am. then, simply a certificate of than be who bathes once a week, once
46
part
cloudy
n
12
Tax Payers
Bartholomew. Suit for divorce. Com 13
[
Princess
Sofia,
lie,
too.
loved
her.
but
48
cloudy
.40
64
exchange?"
a month or. like the Mexican Indians,
clear I won.
39
plaint ’filed. Affidavit and order for 14 .
T7
'Well, bls revenge must have
"Tlie king of Jugendheit Is young. I once a year. There Is a belief among
M2
42
15
CIRCUIT COURT
publication of summons.
48
70
part cloudy been sweet to him."
do not see how lie can help loving you these people that to bathe Is to court
IB
66
14
cloudy
17
"But your daughter has been restor ! the moment he knows you. Who chn?” sickness and death. There wns a sick
NEW CASKS
66
48
.10
A. J. Daley vs. B. H. Harris. 13
ed to her own.”
i Ami the chancellor smiled.
67
4»
boy In a hut where a friend of mine
19
.li
59
49
.31
State of Oregon vs. A. K. Earhart. Action to recover money. Complaint 20 ........
"Duo to your Indefatigable efforts
“But be may not be heart whole.”
stopped one day, nnd my friend sug
71
49
parte loudy
21
filed.
Criminal. Tranacript from justices
85
"He will be politically.”
46
clear alone. Ah, Herbek, nothing will ever
gested to the father that a bath might
22
28
89
fill up the gap between, nothing will
PROBATE COUHT
"Politics, politics Imw I hate the cure hint. Tbe father held up his
docket Jacksonville Diet.
ÖO
17
24
ever restore the mother." The duke word! Sometimes 1 regret my gar hands in horror.
88
82
25 . . .
State of Oregon vs. Elisabeth
In the matter of the estate of Giles ' 2»»
81
42
bowed his head.
ret."
"A bath! That would kill him!” be
27
81
4-4
Herberger. Criminal. Transcript from Wells, deceased. Order, approvirg ' •¿s
Herlsxk opened another drawer nnjl
The cbaucellor wrinkled his lips.
exclaimed. “I never bathed in my
81
52
82 1
justice's court, Jacksonville Dist.
44
final report and discharging adminis- | 29
took forth a long hoed envelope crest
"Will you consent to this marriage?" life, and my children never bathed and
46
:w) ..........
ed and sealed.
"Would it do iiuy good to reject it?" never will.”
L. A. R ise v- Jennie Rose. Suit tratrix.
"Your highness, here is a letter from
"On the ci iitrnry. it would do Eb-
Down in the !x>w Countries, however,
f. divorce. Complaint tib-d.
Estate of Mary Stewart Sisemore. > Temperature mean max. 77.46; mean the prince regent of Jugendheit 'for
renstein
great
litirni.
”
they
do bathe once a year.—Outing.
Big Pines Lumber Co. vs. Lillian decerned. Order appointing day for j min. 44.7; mean 64.08; Max. 89 cn 23. mally asking the hand of the Princess
"Give tn*- a week." wearily.
Contradictory Attitudes.
Fulk. Action to:< c.>Mi moucy. Com final settlement.
min. 38, on 7tn; greatest range 44. nildcgnrde for his nephew I’r iltrl k.
"A week!" There wns joy on the
“Figures won’t lie.”
plaint filed, summons iaaOeo.
Precipitation Total for month, .96 who will shortly lie crownevi. My ad chancellor's face now. unmasked. un-
In the matter of the estate of David
"No, nor will they always stand.”—
Same va. Same. Suit for injunction.' A. Schoncman, deceased. Order ap- inches. Greatest in 24 hours,. 40 inches. vice is to accept, to let bygones be by- coDcoaled. "Uh, when the moment Baltimore American.
J
pointingG H. Henry a; administratrix, j
and fixing bond in sum of $4000.
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
SPEND THE SUMMER
Goose Girl
NEWPORT, Yaquina ay
A Sunday Excursion
Rate
of
NEW BARBER SHOP ?
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