TUB DAIL1 COOS BAT TOfMS, MARSHFIKLD, ORBGON, SUNDAY, APJUIi 28, 1007.
he Manager
Of the B. A.
E By VAUGHAN
Coprrlfht, UOl. br
Continued from Friday.)
Ks
not going to be unfair to any
tfl can help It Dut If the road's
don't meet Uie operating ex-
; the general will soil It 'to tho M.
Do you understand what that
It will knock Antlocb higher
kite, for the nhops will b
I guess when all bands set
Sgh their beada thoy will take
L'n JUfit tho point I mode.' Who
to enllshten them If It 'Isn't
don't suppdye,7oii will care1 to
ad telling everybody what a
Mow you are and-how thankful
lould be that you have stopped
t'wnges. We can work double,
I want Hoadley kept because
imlscd me bis Influence for Ken-
'I'd exert myself In bis behalf.
!f Importance' up at the June-
WOf course we know he's a drunk-
tat, but that's got nothing to do
!"
Sam sorry, but .he's got to go.
Oakley doggedly. "A one horse
ad can't carry dead Umber."
pfcry well." And Ilyder pulled la
& ' .1 M.. Mm M Jt MAMA lMl1tt ?MAV tblll fcl A f A
i?jvgB uuu ruev aiuwi iruiu uib vuuu.
au can't and won't see It as I do
your lookout"
aider touched shortly.
' guess I'll bo able to meet the slt-
Mr. Ityder."
te scouted the Idea that Ryder with
I 'little country newspaper could el-
ruelp or harm him..
H - .
CHAPTER VII.
R. EMOIIY and Dan were
standing ou tho street corner
before the hotel. Oakley had
Just come uptown from the
He was full of nwkward ex-
i and apologies, but Dr. Emory cut
i short.
suppose I've alright to bo angry
' way you ve avoided us. but I m
b," On the contrary, I'm going to
t.Dan bad consulted his preferences
fme matter, he would have begged
fedt he felt ho couldn't without glv-
reffense, so be allowed the doctor to
Ml4iim away, but he didn't appear ns
or as grateful as he should
I been at this temporary release
the low diet of the American
E.
jis Emory was waiting for her fa
lcon the porch. An errand of bers
tnlrAn him flnu'iitnwii.
,, -
seemea surprised io see uaKiey,
fcwas graciously disposed toward him.
He be fell short of her standards,
pas decidedly superior to the local
ith with whom she hud at first been
Kned to class him. Truth to tell, tho
youth fought rather shy of the
tor's beautiful daughter. Mr. Burt
kith, the gentlemanly druggist and
acknowledged social leader, who wan
nch sought after by the most exclu-
re' circles In such centers of "fashion
u"! Y) a11 am mm S TTm m! W A 1 txAVth
X)Ui:ikljuiu uuu iiuiimuu, uuu uuuu
cniiiea oy ner mnnner wncn, mect-
tg her an the street, be bad nttempted
itevlve an acquaintance which dated
to their childhood that he was a
ital wreck tor days afterward and
'hardly dared trust himself to OU
the simplest prescription.
)r. Emory excused himself and went
i, the house. Dan made himself corn-
table on the steps at Miss Emory's
In the very nearness there was
aethlng luxurious and satisfying.
IM -was silent, because bo feared tho
agonlsm of speech.
Ill was with friends of yours this
nftternoon. Mr. Oakley," she said by
rway of starting the conversation.
K'Frlends of mine here?"
i'Yes; the Joyces."
l!'I must go around am see them.
ITfeey have been very kind to my fa
rther," said Dan, with hearty good will.
L"How lone Is your father to remain
SAntIoch, Mr. Oakley?" Inquired Con-
ince.
ll'As long as I remain, I suppose
ere aro only the two of us. you
aw."
IKWbat does he And to do here?"
"Oh," laughed Dan, "he finds plenty
do. His energy Is something dread-
Then, too, he's employed nt the
MpB. That keeps him pretty busy.
i see."
lut Miss Emory hadn't known this
tore. She eleyated her eyeprows In
lid surprise. She was not sure she
lerstood.
E'l didn't know that he was one ol
i officers of the road," with deceptive
ifference.
i'He's not. He's a cabinetmaker,"
plained the literal Oakley, to whom
cabinetmaker was quite as respect-
trie as any ono else. There was a
ief pause, while Constance turned
Ms over In her mind. It struck her as
singular that Oakley's father
auld be one of the hands. Perhaps
credited him with a sensitiveness
' which he was entirely Innocent
(She rested her chin In her bands and
red out Into the dusty street
P"Isn't It Infinitely pnthetlc to think of
hat poor little man and his work?"
olnjr back to Joyce. "Do you know, 1
ould have cried? And his wife's faith,
Is sublime, even If It Is mistaken."
.She laughed In a dreary fashion.
FWhat Is to be done for people like
oat whose lives are quite uncompen-
ated?"
KESTER
IIarpr b Brother
They were joined by the doctor, who
had eausht a part of what Constancy
aid and divined the rest
'Ton see only the pathos. Joyce la
Just as well off hero as he would be
anywhere ele, and perhaps a little
better. He makes a decent living with
his pictures." As he spoke he crossed
the porch and stood at her sldp. with
bis band resting affectionately on her
boulder.
"I guess there's a 'larger Jnttlc In
the world than we' conceive," said
Oakjtry. ,
"Out not to know, to go on-blindly
doing something that Is really, vary
dreadful and never to know!"
She turned to Oakley,
"I am afraid I rather agree with
your father. He seems bappy enough,
and be Is doing work for which there
Is a demand."
"Would you be content to live hero
with no greater opportunity than bo
has?"
Oakley laughed and shook his head.
"No, but that's not the same. I'll
pull the Huckleberry up and make It
pay and then go In for something
bigger."
"And If you can't make It pay?"
"I won't bother with It then."
"But if you had to remain?"
Oakley gave ber an incredulous
smile.
"That couldn't be possible. I have
done all sorts of things but stick In
what I found to be undesirable, berths,
but of course business 4s not at all the
same.' v w- -
"But isn't it? Look nt Mr. Byder.
Ho says that he Is buried hero In the
pine woods, with no hopo of ever get
ting back Into the world, and I am sure
he Is able, and Journalism Is certainly
a business, like anything else."
Oakley made no response to this. He
didn't propose to criticise nyder; but
all the same, be doubted bis ability.
"Griff's frightfully lazy," remarked
the doctor. "He prefers to settle down
to an effortlesB sort of an existence
rather than make a struggle."
"Don't you think Mr. Byder extreme
ly clever. Mr. Oakley rM
"I know him so slightly, Miss-Emory,
but no doubt be Is."
Mrs. -Emory appeared In the door
way, placid and smiling.
"Constance, you and Mr. Oakley
come on In; dinner's ready."
When Dan went home that night he
told himself savagely that he would
never go to the Emorys'. again. The
experience had been most unsatisfac
tory. In spite of Constance's evident
disposition toward tolerance twhere he
was concerned, she exasperated bim.
Her unconscious condescension was a
bitter memory of which he could not
rid himself. Certainly women must be
petty, small souled creatures If she
was at all representative of her sex.
Yet in spite of his determination to
avoid Constance, even at the risk of
seeming rudq, be found It required
greater strength of will than he pos
sessed to keep away from the Emorys.
He realised In the course of the next
fewweeks that aifcew stage In bis de
velopment had been reached. Inspired
by what be felt was a false but beau
tiful confidence in himself he called of
ten, and as time wore on the frequency
of these calls steadily Increased. All
this while he thought about Miss Em
ory a great deal and was sorry for ber
or admired her, according to-bls mood.
In Constance's attitude toward blm
there was a certain flbkleness that be
resented. Sometimes she was friendly
and companionable, and then again
she seemed to revive all her lingering
prejudices and was utterly indifferent
to blm, and her Indifference was the
most complete thing of Its kind be had
ever encountered.
Naturally Dan and Byder met very
frequently, and when they met they
clashed. It was not especially pleas
ant, of course, but Ryder was persist
ent and Oakley was dogged. Once he
started in pursuit of an object be never
gave up or owned that he was beaten.
In some form he bad accomplished ev
erything be set out to do, and If the re
sults bad not always been Just what be
bad anticipated be bad at least bad the
satisfaction of bringing circumstances
under bis control. He endured the
edltor'n sarcasms and occasionally re
taliated with a -.vengeance so heavy as
to leave Griff quivering with the smart
of It.
Miss Emory found it difficult to
maintain the peace between them, but
she admired Dan's mode of warfare;
It was so conclusive, and be showed
such grim strength In bis ability to
look out for himself.
But Dan felt that be must suffer by
any comparison with the editor. He
had no genius for trifles, but rather a
ponderous capacity, no had worked
bard, with the single determination to
win success. He had the practical
man's contempt, born of bis satisfied
Ignorance, for all useless things, and to
his mind the useless things were those
whose value It was Impossible to reck
on in dollars and cents.
(To be continued.)
FOLEYSHONETTM
for children aafa$ sur. No opiaiet
WANT ADS
WANTED..
chambcrma
Hotol 0.
WANTED At
Srth Bondlhcftel 1m
mediately, a
fining roomWirl.
ie-u
WANTE
Waitresses and cook nt
Castle
eetaurant, North uend.
4,
FOR RENTA-Large front ro
nished; )C;lectri6 light M
Wade, AVoadway.
WANTED.
'strong worn
to care foi
flderly lady,
Mrs. H.
2ngstaCken.
11.
-i
WAT1BI fci-oa to wrtc ta SwrwHt,
wages W ft' 6ay asd npvsrtL
Btpoon Ltuaber Oo, 9-6tt.
FOR SALE CHEAPy'RacycIo" bl
cycle; used only ymontha. Inquire
P. O. Box Ul.lHarahfleld. 4-27-2t
NOTXC&-W win be rocetv
papertac fafl palatine my
Mrs. AefM Huthlason.
floNJ.
FOR SAJU3.- Good paying fotftaur-
ant, gMd location, two yewfleAse.
easy tferme. Apply NortfllBead
Nova
-9-lt
WANTED TO BCY, A
rotter fof dock. Anyone
desk td. sell address L
Tttn
RTOI.'RV .V
ook from
-Alert; fllU
who took It re'
steamer anc
savo trouble.
EdwardLcat
recognizo tho
MUSIC ABeebre the Irish Ofebostra
fer Mfjarrttde music oaay occa-sic-a.
McDcrby, ceaduKor and
violin nhtruetos, MereffiWd, Ore
M9-U
FOR SALBJ to acres
quarter nine of wat
ship ebftnaal on Cooa
gate, foel Title
stractC
FOR REnT."5-Two furnished iiouse
keeplngV rooms suitable for man
and wlfkVra Windsor blockA Apply
to FrevAJohnson, EagliE saloon,
North Behd. -4-28-tt
POSITION WANTED.A-By an ex-
perlencad'clothing and shoe man,
card wsfter and window trimmer
in cltyoh or near Qooai Bay. Al
recommends. 4-27-2t
FOR RENT,
ne large f
room
with stave,,
ell furnlshe
10 per
month;
o smaller
ms up
Hairs, 8
per month
electric
lights.
. C. A, M
lfn, I St.,
V 4-18-tf
South Marshfleld.
FOR SALE. A new unclaimed up;
right Vrand piano. Thfi under
signed will receive 'bids fip to and
lncludinV Thursday, Mk 2. The
right lareserved to rejejtt any and
all bids Warshfield Dock & Ware
house Co., F. S. Dow, Mgi. 4-26-6t
Tlie New Pure Food and Drug Law
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles Is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as it contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we rec
commend it as a Bate remedy for
children and adults. Red Cross Phar
macy. Mr! Jotin Pcderson
OF EMPIRE
t
i
wifl open up tho
J
'Arago no(el
T
in Empire on' May 1st.
T
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN
M UP-TO-DATE FASHION
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Ir can furnish ha following
Thcrougil)red EgWat
I2.(J0 Per SetUng
l t c
(Rhoae Island Mails
barred Plymouth Rocks
rVhlte Lenhor
lokin Ducks
W: FliANAGAN
Send ia vour.orderh Now
Eggs Snipped anywher&in tho
eounty. '
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
UXnSHPtU). OHEOON.
spftaj frabtc
l5l
ifina
t)(Ua Pro
Bottt'
Veac( binldng
nd draw
ou tbe Stak o CalUflfinl,
CkliL. FiHt Nktttfssl BUih P.
FrancUco
Or., flrtl
JtlonJ Jlank, iceeburg, Or,
UftnalJJfX. SeV Tort, N.
anover Ha-
Jtotbcbild A
AUofMiU e&uiit pn neMtyal!
prlnolpal
eiliblEutop.
Acodoats kepi subject to chtok, tai depoMl
look bbxej for (ftt at i ctfnts a mpnth or
. a rr,
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
STEAMER. FLYER
. P. Pcndcrgraw, Master
ovriirv? mini
LeaVis Marshfleld 7(80, 9t00,
nnrt JtnAflfl a. fn . nnrl linn oy
30
-w-r-- , "
and 4 1 Q0 p. in.
, LoavoB North Bend at
Q:i5 and 11:15 a. m.,1an
3:16 and 6:00 o. m.
Makes daily trips except
days.. Faro ..vOne why,
cents; tound trip, 25 cents.
A. HARINQ
Dealer in Pure Cream Milk
arfd,Buttdrmilk. Free do-
iverjr to au pari oytne city.
North Bend,
Opegon
Now RVV"
xmKj 1 riL. UnUUlN
fe and Ml
arn
Sample Rooms in Connection
iNure 1 n DCiNU, VJtC
Try thi
Ma
hfield
Hodie'Cookini?,
Ratesf-Board and
week ; per day, f
PmU the
,L
L CO
WetVour Whistle TherWow
, 'HERRON, Prbp.
i
i StreA, i t
Froi
Mwihllejd, Orespn
(Cafaial BtprkfuuVpainup
50.800 A
JTroanirta a grttrrai Sankutg
uutVa,
NiJiifj Sntb, rf gott
88ffl
(TtAtoi.ooo
bonneai i
rOnb
mSi
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XHotel
(uooM Beds
Codging 5per
1 ; Meals 25c.
u
The C. B., R. & L R. R.
and Navigation Co.
TRAIN SCHEDULE NO. 2.
la Effect Jaaaary 1, 1007.
All previous achedules are void.
Subject to change without notice.
W. 8. Chandler, manager; F. A.
Lalsc, freight agent; general ofuces,
Marshfleld, Oregon.
No. 1.
Trains.
I
Except Sunday.
Stations.
Leave
0(00 a. m.lMarsbOetd.
9 iBO a. m.JB. H. Jnnotlon.
9 lis a. m.jcoqnlllo.
Arrive 10130 a.m.Myrtle Feint
No.
I.
i
U1
Except tJuaday.
I
Leave 10:4B a. m. Myrtle Point.
IOiOO a. m.Coqnlllo.
12:00 m. IB, n. Junction.
Arrive 12:80 jp.m.JMorshfleld.
Extra trains will run on daily
special orders. Trains to and from
Beaver Hill dally.
SKATING
RINK
Annound
ncericii
cnts:
X
Ocen 'afternoon and even
ings, f$vt o ad W to 10,
week days only.
Prices:
25 (Sontsl for use bf Rink
SKatcsit
16? centsvfor thOBe tasinc
their own skatls.
cents admission V to
fieri tinmen evftnincRA
special attention givenuo
Jeginners every ' .aftqr-
loon.
Jest of order
ihvays main
tained.
D. L. Avery,
Manager
n IronXWorks
. C. NELSON, Prop
,i
W rpilrall kfndi o( uacbluerr,
BWftin snv Oil Euglnei, Gunri and Bl-
orclet. JlMtqf vrorkourSpeoialtr.
t
We d&nuUoture Cattlnc
Bronrt fyt 8(i, Mill add
t
Camni
e make tho bed Sheave
RoadHpodla for Lbggun
.
1
TBLEPH0N83W1
IELD. -
ORECON
F. H. BRIOHAM
v , J
ARCHITECT AND SIPMINTENDENT
J . V .
Plans and speciHcatione
A
' made for all olasses of
buildings.
North Bend, Oregon
PHONE 541
T
ma'ster:
& IcLAN
Marshflelu and Nort
fRACTORS
Wood ntiA stone block
macudnriiVind pUink stre
er andwater mains, ceit
walkvand ourba, plain I
forced concrate forbuildl
dationsand rtrtuininir nails.
Fire prqoflnuVnd asphalt roofing
UruHhed rocKBanu umiuing stone.
Grading and excavating.
SlWm. Dye Woks
iC Street V
andilenta' gani-ont&f lean-
Lad
ldiients' (,'arn.on Wf lei
ed or dyed.
hllip Becker, Propetor.
so
V
In Iron and
lABgtug
a and
LX
fa Ueful
it
avAnontB,
feti, sew-
lenftskle-
'andyein'
nc. foun-
Business Directory
Doctor
E. E. STRAW, I. D.
PIIYBICIAK AKD BOEOEOIf
Diseases oi' tho Eye, Ear, Noso
and Throat a speciality.
Office in LockhartB Bntldlng.
Mnrshfiold, Oregon
DR. HATDON
OfflMprmMe Vrian Turattan BtoMt Boum
BpKUt anmfttcmyaid to tioewta ol tbe ak&t
V. BC-Perafcm crttnloer
Mnrohfield, Oregon
1R. J. W. INGRAM,
PhysicUa and florseos.
Office brer BengstaclteBVi Drag gtre.
Phones Office 1021 rctd4eca- TO.
n. m. ni6nART80Nf
Physician and Sfutfeoa.
Diseases of eye, oar, nose and throat
a specialty.
Office m Eldorado Block.
Lawyers
K. L. O. FARRIN.
Attorney at-Lw.
City
Attorney. Deputy Diet. Mty.
Lockhatt
Building. MarsaSeld,
Phono 44.
Ore.
A.
J. M
PTOK,
Attomey-nt-Law.
Marsh filitVii..
Oreesa.
J. W. BENNETT,
Offlco
over Flanagan & Benett
Bank.
Marshfleld,
Oracoa.
c. p. Mcknight.
Attorn cy-at-Law.
Upatalri, Bennett & Walter bleofc.
Marahfleld, ... Oregon.
.1. W. SNOVEU
Attorncy-at-Law
OOlce: Rogers building
Marshflold, Oregon
COKE COKE,
Attorney-at-Law.
Marshfleld, ...
Oregon,
PIXIiEY A MAYBEK,
Attorneys-ot-Latv.
Ofiice over Myora Store.
Phone 701 . . . North Bond, Ore
Real Estate Agents.
DIER LAND COMPANY
Real Estate Brokers
North Bend, ... Oregon.
OAKLEY & ARNOLD,
Oiril and Mechanical Engineer.
All kinds of land surveying, drafting
and map making.
North Bend OregOH
V
H If I, ,' HTTTf
Keadyw show Spring Millinery
CLARKEX
BroadVay and 0" StVeats
mP t A. J&JtW '
orreci 'iviuiinei
Smart shapes and tasteful mmmlnga
combine to' mako every hat in ho aa-
Hurunent
perfect Style
Uniform DampenLug
! the ecrc ol oar raooeatn ttre Wm
Ing o( ihlrti, collars and eM. Llnco
dampened In poU, Irona np vrfth a
rongh dry flnlth, haa a Ilmpy fctUng,
and ia gunsratly nndelrabo. Wa
dampen all our work by hand. It take
longer, but It meam better work, and
that U our vonataot aim.
Goos Bay Steam Laundry
f
Mclflierson
Wuolesale HqucV dealers
GiiciVra and eamon sup-
!ies
i i -
California Wises
Front St.. Jl,
Ginger Co.
- "
a specialty
arshfield
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aMMfeAw.ilMil.H -i-
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