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TnE BAIL COOS BAY Mutts, MABSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY T, 100;
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II
The Manager
Of the B.
By VAUGHAN
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Copyrltfht, 1901, by
Vi
(Continued from Saturday.)
8bo was unauiy conscious pcrnnps
that sound morality was on her sldo
In thli.
"Lot us leave him out of It After
all,'uu no odds who told. Tho harm
la dono."
"No, I shall nsk Griff."
Dan smllod doubtfully.
"That will settle it If you bcllevo
what ho tolls you."
"His denial will bo qulto sufficient for
me, Mr. Oakley," with chilly polite
ness. Thoro was a long pause, during which
Dan looked at the carpet and Miss Em
ory a, nothing In particular. He real
ized how completely ho had separated
himself from the rest of the world in
hor eyes. Tho hopelessness of his loro
goaded him on. He turned to her with
sudden gentleness and said penitently:
"Won't you forgive me?"
"I havo nothing to forgive, Mr. Oak
ley," with lofty self denial, and again
Dan smiled doubtfully. "Her saying1 eo
did not mean all it should have meant
to him.
Ho swept his hand across his faco
with a troubled gesture. "I don't know
what to do," he observed ruefully.
"Tho turf seems knocked from under
my feet"
"It must have been a dreadful ordeal
to pass through alone," she said. "Wo
are so distressed for your sake." And
alio seemed so keenly sympathetic that
Dan's heart gavo a great bound in his
breast He put aside his mounting
bitterness against her.
"I dant know why I camo to seo you
today. I just wanted to, and so I
came. I don't want to force a friend
ship." Miss Emory murmured that no ex
cuse was necessary.
"I am not too sure of that I must
appear bent on exhibiting myself and
my woes, but I can't go into retire
ment and X can't lot pcoplo seo I'm
hurt"
Hlo faco took on a strong resolve.
Ho couldn't go without telling her ho
loved hor. His courago was suddenly
riotous.
, "Onco, not long ago, I dared to be
lievo I might levol tho differences be
tween us. I recognized what they
wero, but now it is hopeless. There
arc aonio things a man can't overcome,
no matter how hard he tries, and I
upposo being tho son of a murderer Is
ono of these" no paused and, raising
hla eyes from tho carpet, glanced at
her, but her faco was averted. lie
went on, desperately: "It's qulto hope
less, but I havo dared to hope, and I
wanted you to know. I hato to loavo
things unfinished."
There was a long silence, then Miss
Emory said softly:
"I nm so sorry."
"Which moans you've nover cared
for me," dryly.
But sho did not answer him. Sho
was wondering how sho would havo
felt had tho confession como forty
eight hours earlier.
"I suppose. I'vo been qulto weak and
foolish," said Dan.
Sho looked Into his faco with a slow
mile.
"Why do you say that? Is It weak
and foolish to care for somo ono?"
"Wasn't it!" with suddenly kindled
hope, for ho found it hard to glvo her
up.
Mlsa Emory drow herself together
with a sigh.
"I nevor thought of this," sho said,
which was hardly truo; sho had
thought of it many times.
"No," admitted Dan, Innocently
enough, for hor lightest word had be
come gospel to blm, such was his lovo
and reverence. "You couldn't know."
Poor Oakley, his telling of It was tho
smallest port of tho knowledge. "I
think I soo now, perfoctly, how great
a difference this affair of my father's
must make. It sort of cuts mo off
from everything."
"It is very tragic. I wish you hadn't
told mo Just now." ncr lips trembled
pathetically, and there wero tears In
her eyes.
"I'vo wantod to toll you for a long
time."
"I didn't know."
"Of course you couldn't know," ho
repeated. Thon ho plunged ahead
recklessly, for ho found thero was
a curious satisfaction in, tolling her of
hla love, hopeless as it was.
"It has been most serious and sacred
to me. I shall nevor forgot you nover.
It has helped mo in so many ways just
to know you. It has changed so many
of my ideals. I can't bo grateful
enough."
Miss Emory approved his nttltudo.
It was as It should bo. She was sorry
for him. Sho admlrod his dignity and
repression. It mado him seem so
strong and purposeful.
"Ypu will find your happluess somo
day, Mr. Oakloy, You will find somo
one more worthy than I." Sho know
he would bo insenslblo to tho trite
ness of her remark.
"No," geucrously, "that couldn't be.
I'll not find any ono. I'll not look."
"Oh, but you will!"
Already, with tho selfishness of her
sex and a selfishness which was great
er than that of her sex, sho was regret
tins that sho had allowed him to sten
KESTER
Harper t Brothers
"You have heard the ttory from Mr.
Ryder."
so easily into tho position of a rejected
lover.
"I don't want you to think it Is go
ing to ruin my life," ho said quietly,
"or anything of that sort."
An appeal to her pity seemed weak
and contemptible.
"I have striven to win what I can't
have, what is not for me, and I am sat
isfied to have made the effort."
Miss Emory bit her lip. Ho was go
ing to put her out of his life entirely.
It was ended, and he would do his best
to forget her with what speed he
might, for he loved her nnd was too
generous to wish her to suffer. This
generosity, needless to say, was too
altruistic for Constance to fully nppre-j
elate Its bcautlos. Indeed, she did not
regard It as generosity at all. She re
sented it. She realized that probably
she would not see him agnln at leapt,
the meeting would not bo of his mak
ing or choosing. There was to be no
sentimental aftermath, no was' pre
paring to go, Hko tho sensible fellow ho
was, for good nnd all, and sho rebelled
against tho decree. It seemed brutal
and harsh. Sho was angry, hurt nd
offended. Perlmps her conscience was
troubling her, too. Sho know sho was
mean nnd petty.
"I don't think it could havo been very
serious to you, Mr. Oakley," sho mur
mured, gazing abstractedly from tho
window.
"I don't know why you think that.
I can't say any more than I havo said,
it Includes all." She wanted to tell
him ho gavo up too easily.
"At any rate, wo are friends," ho
added.
"Aro you going?" she cried, with a
ring of real longing and regret lu her
voice, lifted out of herself for tho mo
ment at tho thought of loslug him.
Dau nodded, nnd a look of pain
came Into his face.
"Yes, I am going."
"But you aro not going to leave
Antloch?"
"Oh, no!"
And Miss Emory felt a sense of re
lief. Sho rose from her chair. "Thon
I shall soo you again?"
"Probably," smiling. "Wo couldn't
well avoid seeing each other In a placo
the slzo of this."
Ho held out his hand frankly.
"And I shan't see you hero any
more?" sho asked softly.
"I guess not," a little roughly. Tho
bitterness of his loss stung him. Ho
felt something was wrong somoivherc.
He wondered, too, If sho had been
qulto fair to him, If her ability to
guard herself was entirely commenda
ble after all. Ho knew in tho end ills
only memory of her would bo that sho
was beautiful. Ho would carry this
memory and a haunting senso of In
completeness with him wherever ho
went.
Sho placed her baud lu his nnd look
ed up Into his face with troubled, seri
ous eyes.
"Goodby." It was almost a whisper.
Dan crossed tho room to tho door
and Hung It open. For nn Instant ho
wavered on tho threshold, but a mo
ment later was striding down tho
street, with his hat Jammed needlessly
low over his ears nnd his hands thrust
deep In his trousers pockets.
At the window Constance, with n
white, beared face, was watching him
from between tho parted curtains. Sho
hoped he would look back, but ho nev
er onco turued his head.
(To bo continued.)
STEAM!
GARLAND
Leaves Ma
shfield every
Morning: a
5 a. m. run-
nine- up Ci
ios River to
Daniel Creel
iAlueBVL. . X-"
WANT ADS
77 rx
WANTED.l-ANortlfBend Vylol, a
dining rApni slrlminedlnAly.
FOR nENvX-rir rooms VuFrent
and furnjXiro&or sale. PhoX 1221.
l g 5-3t
WANTED. fitrong woman oglrl
to care folKilderly lady. Wply to
Mrs. H. Bengstacken. A4-27-tf
M. Y f
WANTED-Jjtfpft to work inswmlll,
wages $ Jfa. day and upward.
Simpsofftuinber Co. -24-tf
. 1
FOR Sae Foinacres of "VinG In
SoutllarshXUrfa for tho nex sixty
days.fAddroA B. A. 11. $io-2m
"bright piano Almost
i
fe $250 cash. Address
Times office.
FOR ENT.-Vofllce rooms, alsogood
loogis for dressmaking lWrlors.
Adfrcss BojS 349, Mnrshflcra.
V"3tf
NOTflPE-VBIchf will be receivd for
paforinjfnd painting lAYbouse.
Mm. Ancs Huthlnson.XMarsh-
fleW. f 321tf
ruooa paying re
iiiur-
location, two yeuiylease,
is. Apply NortH Bond
IVS,
4-9-lt
'RENT. Unfurnished
ifousokcoplng ranius at
lire A. B. MasoiV First
Sonal
ik. 5-5-4t
f
NOTICE. Those,' having bWftaEO
stofcd at tho' Central hotelf will
pleifce callfor same by Juiyl 1 or
.- i -S--
it will beBold. AXl-211
'
FOR aALE.-V-SifTall gasoline latinch
in pirfect Ajfldltion, withNpucIosed
cablfl; alsAhoat house for same.
Addit'ssf. Q. Box 22G 1 5-7-Gt
MUSIC---Seuroythe Irish Orchestra
ior nirn gl'iuio music on any occa
sion, talcnjprby, conductlfr and
violin Inyiructor, Marshflfeia, Ore
1-23 -tt
FOR SALB 4J acres commanding
quarter WUo of wateft fj?ont on
ship chanriEl on Coos BaWat a bar
gain. So5,Titlo Quaranteo & Ab
stract Co. V f 2-B-tf
FOR RENT. Wo furnlshei
house-
keeiiingroQhis suitable
r man
and wife lrwinlsor bloc
pply
to Fred Juohnsdn, Eag
saloon,
North Benu
,4-28-tf
FOR RENT. One lare front robm
with stovV, Well fiirnfshed,$l(rper
month; wo smaller roiius up
stairs, ? per month; plectric
lights, ms. C. A. MetllnAl St.,'
South Marshfleld. ' 4-13-tf
Timber Land, Act Juno .?, 1878.
Xotlce For Publication.
United States Land Omcc,, Rose
burg, Oregon, Marcl ICtli, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that In com
plianco with the provisions of the act
of Congress of Juno h, 1S78, entitled
"An act for thoj sale lot timber lands
In tho states of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
is extended to all tho Publlof Land
states by act if August 4, 1892,
Charles J. Vffn Zlle, North Bend,
county of Cops, state pf Oregon, .has
this day flleil in this ojllco hfs sworn
statement Ne
7SS9, for tho purchase
ist quarter of section
No. 12 in township No. 2G south,
range No. Jl2 west, aiid will offer
proof to shfiw that the inndjsought Is
more valuable for its timber or stono
than for agricultural puspoges, and to
establish nis claim to mild land' be
fore tho County clerk ani clerk of
county cojirt, Coos counti', Oregon,
nt his om.ee at Cofiulllo.lpregoij, on
Friday thfe' 7th day of Juie. 1907.
He namoa as witnesseslWIllIajn II.
Morgan, of Marshfleld, Cftios county,
Oregon, Georgo M. Sells! of tyorth
Bond, Cpos county, Odgon, Earl
Schrimsher, of North pond, Coos
county, Oregon, Georgo p.iMandlgo,
of North Bend, Coos counts, Oregon,
Walter A. Baring, of North Bend,
Coos county, Oregon. ; .
Any and all nersons claiming ad
versely tho above described land,s aro
requested to file their claims In this
ofllco on or beforo said 7thday of
Juno, 1907. '
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
Micro )othes tho Itchl
l fv scalp
jfollBht.
ihfMil, tf
and croaifvs a feollnir of
Sold at Viio Bod Cros, Marsh
L. W. Planz tho tnllor wilU leavo
ion tho iWt Kilburn for lhoirposo
of purchiXlng a ftno lino ofl ready
mado clotVlng which ho will uidlo
In the nituVo. ' 4-Ct
FOR afVLE.-r-y
new! will taJ
A. B C., cad,Times office. jfc7-3t
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G. & C. MERRIAlVlXJOi,
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PUBLISHERS,
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Springfield. Mahb. i
l can
urnish tho following
ThoroiiL
bred Eggs at
$2j
0 Per Setting
lUljde Island Reds
linlred Plymouth Rocks
Wltite Leghorns
I'eKVi uucks
JOHN
FLANAGAN
bendjn
ur orders Now
Eggs Sliijt
county.
nj' where in the
Flanagan &. Bennett Bank
MAKSHFIELD.OKEGON.
Capital Sulwffbed J50.000
Capital rnii Up ?10,000
unaiviaeu irroiits ?jj,ooo
Does a general banlJng business and draws
ou the Hank" of California, San Francisco
Calif., First Natlonalfiiank Portland Ox., Firsl
National llank, Rosefcurg, Or., Hanover Na
tional Bank, Now lrk, N. M. Itothchlld &
Son, London, Englan
Also sell change on nearly all the prlntipal
cities of Europe. V
Accounts kept subJcoUflLclieck, safo deposit
lock boos for rent at Srcents a month or
5. nj ear. ,L
INTEREST PAID ON TIME. DEPOSITS
STEAMER. FLYER
M. P. Pendergrass, Master
TIStE TABLE.
Leaves Marshfleld 7:30, 9:00,
and 10:30 i. m., and 1:00, 2:30
and 4:00 mm.
Leaves Nrth Bend at 8:15,
9:45,and 11W.5 a. m., and 1:45,
3:15 aftdSjOkp. m.
Makes dalrjCsIps except Sun
days. Fare: go way, 15
cents; round trip, 2f5 cents.
W. A. HARING
Dealor in Pipe Cream Jlilk
and Uutternlilk. Fiee do
ll very to all iLnta of tho city.
North Beit
Ocegon
Now Ready
HOTEL OREGON
New and Modern
Saniplo Rooms iionnection
NORTH BEND?ORE.
Ready to show Soring Millinerv
CLARKE
Broadway aft il "C" Streets
Correct! illinery
irtvshaiies and' tasteful trim
Smartshapes and'
mining
combine to make every hat in
Boitmonta "s,
PerfectStyIe
tho as-
"WEHSTEira ll
llMTrnMATinMAl I M
DICnONART J i
wii
N.
ull the
BELL CORD
Wet Your Whistle Then Blow
J. R. HURRON, Prop,
front StreetTTMarshflelJ, Oregon
Bmxk at (Dmjmt
Caultnl HtiUK fully paliutu
sn.nou. I
' ZTraiioartii a nYtirral Sanklitfl
lIirnlnwM- V
Norllf tUniitsW (Oregon
TheCB.,R.'R.R.
and Negation Co.
TKATX CHEDUIiK NO. 2.
In Effect tlnniinry J. !'
All prcioiiB schedules aro void.
Subjecl to change wiinoui nouue.
W. S.I Chandler, manager; F. A.
Lalse, ffclght agent; general offices,
Marshfiold, Oregon.
Trains.
I jfe--- -4fifiO.'
.i
Slliuuiia.
Extra train
special orders. TraT
Beaver Hill dally.
SKATING
RINK
Announcements:
Open aftiinoon and even-
n . M r 1r-j 4 f
ings, -z toi o and to iu,
week days only.
'rices:
2o cents
bkates,
ttor use
of Itink
13 cents nor thos-e
using
their oji sknte.
10 cents a admission
to
Gentleni
evenings.
Special ntte
tion given to
beginners
very after-
noon.
Best of oi dei
rays mam-
tained.
a
L, A
ry7
Manager
Nalsonriron Works
NIXSON, Prop.
Wc rcpllr nil kliula of Machinery,
Steam ill
I lui KiiRine", Guns nnd
Ill-
Ctlu.
est of work oui biicelully.
WcmaiAifactuicL'aslliiKSlu Iron nnil
llronze fi Snw Mills anil Loggfns
Cnmps inukotlm liestbluncs imj
Koailhioolfor Loggers. : ; :
rao.vi::'!
n
MARSHF1ELD,
OREGON
F. H. BRIiHAM
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Plans nnU specifications
inndo foil all classes of
buildings.X
NorthBeQdX Oregon
PHON'BSII
g1" -"mniim-mrnmiiiiiini i ii. .i. -.."--
MASTERS& McLAIN
i.Mwniiuciy umi AOlHi lieild
CONTRACTORS TOR
Wood amy btono l)lock pavemonts
uiiieadaniaiul plank stieets, few
er and witer mains, cement side
walks and eurba, plain and rein
forced contrete for buildiiiK. foun
dations aji(l retainini; walls.
Firo prooflnfcnml asphalt looflnir
Crushed roepW building stom"
Ci railing and eityating.
Steam Dve Works
t . Street
Ladies'andfAni garments clean
ed Yj dyed.
Philip BcckJr, Proprietor.
i noTT j
Dally
Excent aununy.
Leave 0 40 a. m.MarshIlcld.
I 9:3t a. m.B. H. Junction.
I 9.4iaa. m.Coqulllo.
Arrlvo 10:3Cn.m.Myrtlo I'olnt.
No. 2.
Daily
Rvpont Simrlnvl I
-. n . i- Iim.. ..m.. r..t..t
leave iu.u u. niswwji'-'u ".
I 10:30 a m.t'oiiuiilo.
"1-2J00 m. J f. H. Junction.
Arrive 12S,j).m.rrsliflold.
is dllrun on dally
HA to and from
on
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Business EctcrS
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13. E. STRAwAl. D.
1'IIYSlUIANf AND -SUKOKON
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, J
i 'in t A iu..
IIUU LiUUilt UJCUllllLy.
Olliee in LrJckhnrt's Buildin
Miirshiield, t Orei
DR. IIAYDC
Ollluo niipoltc Union Piirnfluro Store. 1 1
iu in i IllKl HI,"
Hprrliil nttcntfoiffpa
in In liillil !
ii'i'liil iittentfoimiafd tn dNcascn of the
urinar aniiuigosinu nrgaus
U S. l'eiisluu examiner
I
Marshfiold,
Orel
OK. J. W. IXGKAM,
I'liysician anil Surgeon.
Oincj over engstackon's Drug Stl
Phones Offlco 1G21; residence
It. .M. BICIIAUDSON,
I'lijsfcian and Surgeon.
Diseases of oye, ear, nose and thil
a specialty;
OITlcI In Eldorado Block.
I Lawyers.
i
O. iFAItRIN.
E. L
Lttonicynt-Law.
City Attorney. Deputy DIst. At
Lockhartl Building. Marshlleld, Cl
Phono 44.
J. M.
lUjTON,
! AttorikCy-at-Lnw.
Marshfleld.
I
OregJ
J. W. BENNETT,
Oince
er Flanagan & BonB
Bank.
Marshfleld,
Or3l
c. f. Mcknight,
Attorney-at-Law.
Upstaln
!
Bennett & Walter b!o
Marshfl&ld,
Oregcl
J. AV. SNOVKR
J Attorney-nt-Law
Rogers building
Marshfleld,
Oregi I
COKK AitCOKE,
tt orncy-nt-Iiaw.
Marshflel
Orego
I'lXLKV &MAYBEE,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Ofllco
Phone 701
ov
ver Myers Store.
North Bend, Or
Real Estate Agents.
OIKU LAND COMPANY
Ileal Eslnto Brokers
North Bend,
Orego
McPlierson Girfser Co.
Wholesale lioftior dealers
uigars and saloon sup
plies.
California Win
a Specialty
Front St.,
rshfield
J
Coos Bay
Steam Laundry
JF
MARSHFIELDlnd NORTH BEND
All work! now done at
theNortl! Bend Plant
CdgaAMauzey
Agent, Marshfleld
v
North Bend PholteJ031
Marshfield PhoneHB04
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Office:
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