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TheC.B.,R.&E.R.R.
and Navigation Co.
TK.VI.Y SCHEDULE NO. 2.
Business Directory
By A. CONAN DOYLE,
Author of "The Return of Sherlock Holmes"
COPYRIGHT. 1503, UY HARPER & BROTHERS j
I
(Continued from Tuesday.)
neproacnes, siroi uoci rorom mat's
should utter them!"
"When I last loft you, Francolse, It
was with a pood resolution In my mind.
1 tried to carry It out, and I failed I
failed. I remember that you warned
rro. Fool that I was not to follow
rour ndvlco!"
"Wo arc nil weak nnd mortal, sire.
Who has not fallen? Nay. slro, It goea
to my heart to see you thus.'
Ho was standing by the llrcplncc, his
face burled In his hands, and she couid
tell by the catch of his breath that ho
was weeping.
"I cannot do without you, Fran
colse!" ho cried. "I am the loneliest
man In all this world, like one who
lives on a great mountain peak, with
none to bear him company. Who have
I for a friend? Whom can I rely upon?
Some are for the church; some are for
their families; most arc for themselves.
But who of them all Is single minded?
You are my better self, Frnncolso. You
are my guardian nngel. What the
good father says Is true, and the nearer
I am to you the farther am I from all
that is evil. Tell me, Francolse, do
.you love me?"
"I have loved you for years, sire."
Her voice was low, but clear the voice
of a woman to whom coquetry was ab
horrent. "I had hoped It, Francolse, nnd yet
It thrills me to hear you sny it. Will
you be my wife, Francolse?"
And so. the moment had In very
truth come. She paused for an In
stant, only an Instant before taking
Ibis last great step, but even that was
too long for the patience of the king.
"Will you not, Francolse?" he cried.
"May God make me worthy of such
an honor, sire!" said she. "And here I
swear that if heaven double my life
every hour shall be spent In the one
endeavor to make you a happier man!"
She had knelt down, and the kin?,
still holding her hand, knelt down be
side her,
"And I swear, too," he cried, "that If
jny days also are doubled you will now
and forever bo tho one and only wom
an for me."
And so their double oath was taken,
.an oath which was to be tested In tho
future, for each did live almost double
their years, and yet neither broke the
promise made hand in hand on that
evening In the shadow girt chamber.
CHAPTER IX.
ST may have been that Mile. Nanon,
tho faithful confidante of Muie.
do Malntenon, had learned some
thing of this Interview, or it may
"be that Pero la Chaise, with the shrewd
ness for which his order is famous, had
come to the conclusion that publicity
was the best means of holding the king
to his present Intention, but, whatever
the source, it was known all over tho
court next day that the old favorite
was again in disgrace and that there
was talk of a marriage between tho
Jtlng" and tho governess of his chll-drenj-
By midday there was none In
the court who .had not beard the tid
ings save only Mme. do Moutespan,
wim iilnrrtiod at her lover's absence.
had remained in haughty seclusion In
. ller.rooin and knew nothing of what
lino1 passed.
Eouls in his innate selfishness had
bcen so nccustomed to regard every
-event entirely from tho side of how It
would affect himself that it had never
tstruck Jilin that his long suffering fam
ily, who had always yielded to him
the absolute obedience which he claim
ed as his right, would venture to offer
.any opposition to his new resolution.
He was surprised, therefore, when his
brother demanded a private Interview
-that afternoon and entered his pres
ence without the complaisant smile and
humble air with which ho was wont to
.appear before him,
"Why, monsieur, you seem less gay
than usual today," said the king, with
.a smile. "Your dress Indeed Is bright,
but your brow is clouded. I trust that
.all is well with rnadamo and with the
Due do Chartres."
"Yes, sire, they are well, but they
are sad. llko myself, and from the same
cause."
"Ttwlnnilt Anil wllV?"
"Have I ever failed in my duty as
your younger brother, sire?"
"Never, Philippe, nover!" said tlie
king, laying his hand affectionately up
on tho other's shoulder. "You have
get an excellent example to my sub
jects." "Then why set .a slight upon me?"
"Philippe!"
"Yes, sire,' I say it is a slight. W o
are of royal blood, and our wives are
of voyal blood also. You married the
Priucess of Spalu; I married the I rln
cess of Bavaria. It was a condescen
sion, but still I did It. My first wife
was tho Princess of England. How
can wo admit luto a houso which has
formed such alliances as theso a
woman who is tho widow of a hunch
back singer, a mere lampoouer, a man
whoso uamo is n byworu uirousu
rono?"
Tho king had stared in amazement
at his brother, but his anger now over
came his astonishment.
'Upon my word!" ho crieu; -upou iu,
ll T horn silill 1llSt HOW IHHl "
have been an excellent brother, but I
fear th it I epoko a little prematurely.
4 ml so vnii takn unon yourself to on-.
jeet to me may w.ioni l select as my
wife!"
"I do, slro."
"And by what right?" '
"By tho right of the family honor,
sire, which Is as much mint1 n rours.
I look upon It as a slight upon me nnd
a sl''it upon my wife."
"Your wife! I have every respect
for Charlotte Elizabeth of Bavaria, but
how Is she superior to one whoso
grandfather was the dear friend and
comrade in arms of Henry tho Great?
Enough! I will not condescend to
argue such a matter with you! Be
gone, and do not return tir yt,j presence
until you have learned not to ift'erfere
In my affairs."
"For all that, my wife shall not ijnow
her!' snarled monsieur.
The king was to have no quiet that
day. If Mme. do Mnlntenou's lrlvnda
had rallied to her yesterday her ene
mies wore active today. Monsieur had
hardly disappeared before there rushed
into the room a youth who bore upon
his rich attire every sign of having
just arrived from a dusty Journey. He
was pale faced and auburn haired.
with features which would have been
strikingly like the king's if It were not
that his nose had been disfigured in
his youth. The king's face had lighted
up at tho sight of him, but It darkened
again as he hurried forward nnd threw
himself down at his feet.
"Oh, sire," he cried, "spare us this
KriCI spare us this humiliation! I Im
plore you to pause before you do what
will bring dishonor upon yoursolf and
unon usl"
The klug started back from him.
"This is Intolerable!" he cried. "It
was bad from my brother, but worse
from my feon. You are In a conspiracy
with him, Louis. Monsieur has told
you to act this part."
Tim rinimlilu rose to his feet and
looked steadfastly at his angry father.
"I have not seen my uncle," he said.
"I was at Meudon when I heard this
news this dreadful news and I
sprang upon my horse, sire, and gal
loped over to "implore you to think
again before you drag our royal house
so low."
"You talk like a fool!" cried his fa
ther. "I propose to marry a virtuous
and charming lady of one of the oldest
uoblo families of France, and you talk
as If I were doing something degrad
ing and unheard of."
'She Is the daughter of a man whose
vices were well known, her brother Is
Pass It through m hairt, sire I"
of the worst repute, she has led tho life
of an adventuress, is the widow of a
deformed scribbler, and she occupies
!. il nnaltfnil 111 tllO IialllCe."
The king had stamped with his foot
upon the carpet more than once during
this frank address, but his anger blazed
into a fury at its conclusion.
"Do you dare," he cried, with flash
ing eyes, "to call the chargo of my
children a menial position? I say that
there is no higher iu tho kingdom. Co
hack to Meudon, sir, tins insiaui uuu
never dare to open your mouth again
on tho subject."
Tho young man bowed low and walk
.i ,-uii ,iimiirv from the chamber.
Tho klug's first hot auger had died
away by now nnd had left behind it a
cold, hitter spirit which was even moro
formidable to his antagonists.
But he liad little breathing space.
Ills assailants knew that with persist
ence they had bent his will before, and
they trusted that they might do bo
again. It was Louvols, the minister,
now who entered the room, with his
majestic port, his lofty bearing, his
huge wig nud his aristocratic face,
which, however, showed some signs of
tropldatlou as it met tho baleful eyo of
tho king.
"Well, Louvols, what now" ho ask
ed Impatiently. "Has some now stato
matter arisen?"
There is but ono now state matter
which has arisen, she, but It" Is of such
importance as to banish all others
from our mlml your marriage, sire."
"You disapprove of It?"
unu. m. w T !lr. IfrV i
(To Be Continued.)
i WANTED. An apprentice to learn
the trade. iorth Bend Cigar Man
ufacturing Co.
FOB. SALE Household goods for
sale and houso for rent. Address
Mrs. J. F. Bowman, Marshflcld.
5-16
WANTED A no. 1 good farm and
dairy hand with family to take
charge of dairy. Good wages. Will
also pay $40 per month and board
for an assistant, married or single
and furnish a good house for man
with family. E. L. Bessey, Coos
River. Phone, C003 208. 5-1G
WANTED Men to work in sawmill,
wages $2 a day and upward.
Simpson 'Lumber Co. 8-2 4-tf.
FOR SALE Four acres of land In
South Marshfleld for the next sixty
days. Address B. A. 11. 4-30-2m
WANTED. To rent two or more
rooms for housekeeping, furnished
for man and wife. P. O. Box 388.
NOTICE. Those having baggage
stored at. the Central hotel will
pleasi- -all for same by June 1 -or
it will be sold. 5-7-22t
FOR RENT. Rooms in the Rogers
building; suites or singly. Apply
S. C Rogers, steamer Coos River,
or E. O. Hall, A street
FOR SALE. 02 acres for farming
land, 25 acres already burnt and
2 acres good bottom land, ?25 per
acre. Jackob Mattson, North Inlet.
Half cash and remainder on time.
WANTED Position ns cook in
boarding house or camp. Dora H.
Barber. Plat B. 5-2 C-l
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FOR SALE A farm of SO acres on
Daniels' Creek. Address E. R.
Jones. Box 110, Marshfleld. 5-2C-1
WANTED Bids for clearing streets
in Bay Park. Sec Alva Doll, of
tho firm I. S. Kaufman & Co.
5-26-1
WANTED A girl to wash dishes at
the Palm. 5-26-1
WANTED A gi,rl for general house
work; good wages. Mrs. I. S.
Kaufman. 5-20-1
FOR SALE Two Lots in West
Marshfleld. Both for $425. In
qulro I. S. Kaufman & Co.
WANTED A girl for general house
work; good wages for experienced
help. Mrs. I. S. Kaufman. 5-29-3
WANTED Position as cook la
boarding house or camp. Dora A.
Barber, Plat B. 5-29-3
WANTED. First class waist hand
and skirt hand. Mrs. A. ohann
sen. 5-2 9-S
FOR SALE A first class milk cow.
For particulars Inquire J. O. Stoops.
5-29-5
lank nf ODregim
Capital Btark fulla patfiup
sh.nnn.
ffnutaarui a nwrral Bonking
miuUrtrmi.
Sfaartlj 13tnb, (Oregon
EGGS
I can furnish tho following
Thoroughbred Eggs at
$2.00 Per Setting
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Plymouth Rocks
White Leghorns
Pekin Ducks
JOHN W. FLANAGAN
Send in your orders Now
Eggs Shipped anywhere in tho
county.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
MARSIlFIKLn, OUKCiON.
capital kin lcn bed sW,ooo
Cuplll Paid Up $10,000
unmviuca rruni. j,wv
Poes a general banMnK hiislnew and draw
mi tho Hunk nt California. San Franclwo
;U'lf., Kirtt National llank Portland Or., Plrl
NaTional llank, Hosoburg, Or., Hanover na
tional Hank, yew York, N. JI. Kutbohlld &
feon, London, Bngland.
Alo Mllahauge on nearly all the principal
clttae of Burojie.
Aorount kept subject to check, tafo depoult
lock boxei for rent at 5 cenU a month or
IS a year
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
Will be installed by
Motors, fans, curling
irons, electric heating
and cooking utensils,
etcM etc.
fifrarsiciiiEfCiiB:
Makos Kldnoys and Bladder Rlnht
If you don't see any fun in
Marshfleld drop around to the
shooting gallery on Front St.
Prizes offered for best shots.
STEAMER GARLAND
Leaves Marshfleld every
Morning at 5 a. m. run
ning up Coos River to
Daniel Creek.
Pull the
BELL CORD
Wet Your Whistle Then Blow
J. R. HERRON, Prop.
Front Street, s I Marshfleld, Oresron
Now Ready
HOTEL OREGON
New and Modern
Samplo Rooms in Connection
NORTH BEND, ORE.
NOTICI3 TO OJJH Cl'KTOMKUS
Wo aro pleased to announco that
Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs,
colds and lung troubles Is not affect
ed by the National Puro Food and
Drug law as It contains no opiates
pr other harmful drugs, and wo roo
commend It as a safe remedy for
children and adulta nod Cross
Pharmacy.
July
tffl rf To
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a .mrts
MJrJLj JCi.
1.1. UL I Best of order Sllways nmin"
I taincd. I
waw a I Fl T Av?lv. H
tlectnc Mana;; 1
C Nalson Iron Works
P. B. NELSON, Prop
US !
W. A. HARING 1
I Dealer in Pure Cream Milk
i and Buttermilk. Free, do- M
I livery to all parts of the city. J
j North Bend, - Oceffon
" ;ssssi
In Effect Jnntinry 1, 1007.
All previous schedules aro void.
Subject to change without notice
W. S. Chandler, manager; F. A.
Laise, freight agent; general offlces,
Marshfleld, Oregon.
No. 1.
Trains.
Dally
Except Sunday.
Stations.
Leave 9:00 a. m.Marshfleld.
9:30 a. m.i. n. junction.
9:45 a. m. Coqullle.
Arrive 10:30 a.m.JMyrtle Tolnt.
No. 2.
Dally
Except Sunday.
Leave 10:45 a. m.Myvtlo Point.
10:30 a. ni.jcoquillc.
12:00 m. b. II. Junction.
Arrive 12:50 p.m.Marshfield.
Extra trains will run on dally
special orders. Trains to and from
Beaver Hill dally.
SKATING
RINK
' Announcements:
Open afternoon and even
ings, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10,
week days only.
Prices:
25 cents for uso of Rink
skates. 15 cents for those using
their own skates.
10 con's admission to
Gentlemen ovenings.
Special attention given to
beginners every After
noon. Best of order always main
tained. We repair all kinds of Machinery,
Steam and Gas Knglr.CB, Guns and 111
ojcIcb. llcst of work our Specialty. : :
We manufacture Castings In Iron and
' Bronze for Saw Mills and ' Logging
Camps. We make the best Sheare 1
Road Spools for Loggers. : : :
TKLP!IONE34
MARSHF1ELD.
nDCrow
R H. BRIGHAM
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Plans and specifications
made for all classes of
buildings.
t
North Bend,
Oregon
PHONE 541
STEAMER. FLYER
M. P. Peadergross, Master
i
TIME TAIJIiB.
Xqves Marahuold 7:30, 9:00,
and 10:30 a. m and 1;00, 2:30
and 4:00 p. m.
Leaves North I3ond at 8:15,
9:45 and 11:15 a. rn., and 1:45,
3:15 and 5:00 p. m,
Maltes dally trips except Sun
days. Faro: One way, 15
cents; tound trip, 25 cents.
Steam Dye '-Works
C Street
Ladies' andGoiitB'gnrreentB clean
ed or dycd.vy
Philip Becker, Proprietor.
w i -: S
Doctors.
E. E. STRAW, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUIIOEON
Diseases of the Eve. Ear. Noso
, 7 i
and Throat a specialty.
Oflice in Lockhart's Building.
Marshfleld, Oregon
DR. IIAYDON
Office opposite Un'on Furniture Store. Knurl
iu to u ana io
Special atlcntfou pnfd to diseases of tho tlctn
UI1I1UI) Uilll Ull ',111 V WIilUS
U. s: Pension examine!
Marshfleld, - - Oregon
im. J. V. INGHAM,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Oflice over Songstacken's Drug Store
Phones Oflice 1(521; reslderv-e 783.
It. SI. RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases of eyo, ear, noso and throat
a specialty.
Oflice In Eldorado Block.
Lawyers.
E. L. C. FAIIKIN.
Attornoy at-Iiaw.
flltv Attnrnev. Denuty Dlst. Att'y.
Lockhart Building. Marshfleld, Ore,
T,U At f 1
. X UUUO lli
h. A. IilWEQVIST, TjAWHSK,
United States Commissioner,
U. S. Land Matters.
Filings, Entries, Proofs, Contests, etc.
J. M. UPTON,
Attori.ey-nt-Lnw.
Marshfleld. '- - - Oregon.
J. V. UENNETT,
Oflice over Flanagan & Benett
Bank. i
Marshfleld, Oregon.
o. p. Mcknight,
Attorney-at-Law.
Upstairs, Bennett & Walter block.
Marshfleld, - - - Oregon.
J. W. SNOVEll
Attorn cy-nt-Law
Ofllco: Rogers building
Marshfleld, Oregon
COKE & COKE,
Attorncy-nHjiuv.
Marshfleld, - - - Oregon.
PIXLEY & MAYBEE,
Attorneys-at-Lnw.
Office over Myers Store.
Phono 701 .. . North Bond, Ore.
Real Estate Agents.
DIER LAND COMPANY
Ileal Estate Drokers
Mnrih Tlnnri. ... Ore'fCOn. I ;
"- y.
MK. AL1IEET A1IEL,
Contractor for Teaming of nil kinds.
Phono 1884. '
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McPlierson Ginser Cc.
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Wholesale liquor dealers
Cigars and saloon sup
plies. California Wines a Specialty
Front St.. Marshfleld
?3HRRiI9
Coos Bay
Steam Laundry
...Of
MARSHHELD and NORTH BEND
All work now done at
the North Bend Plant
Edgar IViauzey
Agent, Marshfleld
North Bend Phone 1031
Marshfleld Phone 1804
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