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THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 20, ISiE
forbearance and serene faith. He S IL V E R T O N ...
was beginning to accept the world
aa it is, not with the air of a cynic,
but with the resolve of a man and
the glad enthusiasm of the poet.
Madeline dwelt in his memory like
..... A rtistic W o rk
a beautiful star, yet his passionate
soul craved an earthly hope. After
Madeline, however, only a most W hen you w ant a ....
noble spirit could satisfy him. He
Good Smooth Shave
was as exacting in his judgement Or a F irst-C lass........
of woman as an artist whose mind
H air-Cut
is continually hauuted with re
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splendent ideals. This woman who
had casually flitted by him had
E. E. T A Y L O R .
touched him with surpassing glory;
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w <■?
and, struggle as he might, he was S il v e r t o n , .........................- - O regon
held in bondage by her lovely
phantom.
So he floated on, in a half-dreamy
state, through the crowded thor
Force and M atter, B uchner, c lo th . $1 00
oughfares. At length, he reached Locke
on H um an U n d e rsta n d in g .. 140
the place where he expected to see An Ideal R epublic, p a q e r.................. 50
A risto tle’s E th ics, G illies, cloth . . . . 1 40
or hear something of little Pete. It The
N atu re C ure, I>r. Conger, new,
was one of the most beautiful streets c l o t h ................................................... 2 00
e as last in le a th e re tte ................ 1 00
in the city, and the house was a Sam
V olney’s R uins, c lo th , 75c p a p e r ...
50
V ital Force, A. C l.evannes, “ . . . .
20
large and handsome one.
A risto tle ’s Politics, Ellis, c lo th ........
00
“ I guess the little fellow’s uncle T rials and T riu m p h s of Lalior, Ber
n ard!, p a p e r ......................................
50
is rich,” said Charlie.
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tism
,
How
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its
He rang the bell, and asked for Uses and its D angers, Ja m es R.
Miss Blanche Kennedy. He was Cocke, M. D., c lo th ........................ 1 50
of Plato, tran sla te d by
shown by the servant into a splen Dialogues
C arey, c lo th . ..................................
80
didly furnished parlor. It was gor Del M ar’s H istory of M onetary
s, c lo th .......................... ..... 2 00
geously yet tastefully decorated. R e S n ystem
a n ’s Life of Jesu s, p a p e r............
50
There was an oriental magnificence M olecular H ypothesis of N atu re.
L o c k w o o d ...........................................
25
about it, yet nothing glaring. All H andbook
of C urrency and w ealth,
W a ld ro n ..............................................
SO
sorts of curious articles were in it,
R a p h e a l’s A strological A lm anac and
antique vases, plates, pictures, E p h e m e r i c ........................................ 35
bric-a-brac, old-fashioned chairs, L anguage of th e S ta r s ................. 50
h ith e r are We D rifting as a N a
etc., and arranged with artistic W tio
n , W iley, pap er .........................
50
skill. The effect was admirable; We keep up w ith th e tim es in L ib eral,
and Charlie, although his aesthetic Progressive and Reform books, am i ask
you for all your book o rd ers; will fu rn ish
sense was not much cultivated, you any book yon w ant a t th e lowest
could not help feeling the richness price. A ddress all orders, W. E. Jo n es,
201 A lder stre e t, P o rtlan d , O regon.
and harmony of the blending forms
and colors.
“What a romance this is for lit
tle Pete!” he thought. “ What a
contrast to his tumble-down hut at
colored w ith “ P E R F E C T IO N ”
Dyes will m ake beautiful C ar
Golden Throne! What a lucky
p e ts and Rugs, an d , u n lik e
thing that he came here! I wonder
o th e r dyes, th e colors o b tain ed
if he lives in this house. It’s cu
will not wash o u t or fade.
rious how he ever happened to drift
They are sim ple and econom
among the hills, a poor devil, al
ical to use, and th e new “ P e r
most hung, and now perhaps he’s
fection” C >tt in Dyes are espe-
’ cially ad ap ted for Rugs am i Rag
on the high road to fortune.
C arpet m aking.
Blanche Kennedy is his cousin, I
For Sale By A ll
suppose. I wonder if she has the
taste to arrange this room. How’
D R UG G I S T S .
beautiful it is! So fresh, like the
GUISS & SON,
sea itself, wi-th an air of welcome
W holesale A gents.
a
that puts me at ease as I would be
S I L V E R T O N ........................OREGON.
in the woods!”
The door opened, and Charlie
W ho can think
o f som e sim ple
turned to the advancing figure.
th in g to paten i?
P rotect rm ir id e a s: th e y m av bring you w .a lth .
He started back in amazement; for W
rite JOHN WEDDEItBURN ft CO., P atent Attor
neys. W ashington, D. C„ for their $1.9«) p rise offer
the beautiful woman who greeted an
d n e w list o f on e thousand Inventions w anted.
him, Blanche Kennedy, was no oth
er than the one who had thrilled
him months ago at the opera
house—the same face, the same in
effable glance, the same royal bear
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business conducted for M o O E R A T E F E E S .
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