THB OIIKGO STATKdllAXt TTKfUttr. APRIL 8. 1910
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REVELATIONS OF A WIf
! The Story of a Honeymoon
A Wonderful Romas of Married Llfe Wonderfully Told by
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Tit This Test:
Rub a little Tuxedo brisily in
" Micpairact your hand to brinz
out its full aroma. Then smell it deci-!
ft$ddious,pu,eraraqce wniconvince .
you. Try this test with any other tobacco
and wc will let Tuzedo stand or fall on
your judgment .
"Your tJaso Knows'
Finest Burley Tobacco
MeIlpV-aged till Perfect
plus a Dash ofChccolate
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CHAPTER CCUX
WHY GRACE nriAPFTt Minp
MADGE PROMISE TO STAY tTX-
TIL THE END.
I do not believe that vr In mw
life can I agaia-haTe an experience
bo nor n Die as mat woleh followed
the development of infection of the
dagger wound which Grace Draper
had inflicted unon herself aftr her
unsuccessful attempt to shoot Dicky.
Against the combined protest of
Dicky and Lillian I shared the rare
I Of the rirl with the trained nnno
whom Lillian's forethought had pro
vided and Dicky's money had paid
for".
The reason, far m v nreun at
her bedside was a curious one.
At the close of the third day fol
lowing the airl'a attemnt at mnrdar
and self-destruction, Lillian came to
line door of the room where I was
reading to Dicky, who was now al
most recovered from he bullet
wound which had so narrowly missed
nis neari..
and laid my hand on hers, Iylna so
weak on the bed.
- "Of course 1 promise." I said piti
fully, v .
There was a quick, savage gleam
la her eyes which I could not fathom.
a gleam that vanished as quickly as
it came. I told myself that I must
be mistaken, but It seemed to me
that the look I had surprised in her
eyes was a look of triumph, and that
as my hand touched neb she had in
stinctively started to draw her hand
away from mine and then yielded it
to my grasp.
"All right." she said indifferently,
closing her eyes. "Remember, now,
don't go away."
(To be continued)
HAY FEVERSUFFERER
Tells How He Found Relief. It Mlfcht
TayOtbers to Try the Remedy.
Millvllle. N. J "I waa r..
could not sleep t night and entirely
worn oui wun nay Fever. I have
r--v iiuu, uui uiu 10 lay
ew, you luxurious roarer." sne on ior weeks at a time. My druggist
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The Perfect Tobacco for fcipo end Ci9areto
said to Dickr. "don't vnti thlnV
you've -monopolized this girl's time
Just lonr CDOUrh Paaa Mm vn
Madge, and come play with me for
a while:"
Til have you know, madam." re
turned Dicky, "that the lady In ques
tion lS my Wife. f have the lea-al
right to her exclusive society, so take
ner oui oi mis room at your per-r-11."
Lillian Steooed forward nnlVlv
took me bv the ahnnldera. ant lerti
swung me around awar from Dickr.
and purhed me through the door In
to the hall.
'Ta-ta. darlinr." aha railed hark.
mockingly, "see you later."
She closed the door noon the half.
laughing, half . serious anathema
which Dicky sent after us.
"Come down the ball into the li
brary. she Said, her manner rhmr.
ing as soon as the door was closed.
I followed her wonderlngly. Safe
In the beautiful. hrnvn-tlnte1 atnfv
of Lillian's in which she had once
nravely cleared up the misunder
standing which lar between ah
faced me, and I saw with surprise
that she was struggling with some
hidden emotion.
"I Am Going To Die.?
"Madre." she aM ihmnllr
Poor girl in there has been calling
! for you for an hour. We tried ev
ery War We COUld think nt tn rniUI
her, but nothing else would do. I
Imagine she has made up her mind
she's going to die and wants to ask
your forgiveness or something: of
ins i sori.'
I aked me to trrVinoL. Three bottles
entirely cured me and I am healthier
and stronger than I have been for
twenty years. Every person who suf
fers irom nay 'fever should try
Vinol." Sam'l Flickinger.
Vlnol Contains the tonic nroiverttea
necessary 10 enrich the blood and Im
part health to nerves, muscles and
tissue. Emil A. Srhaefer anf Am.
gluts everywhere.
P. S. -StOD scratching, nnr Cirnl
Salve stops Itching. We guarantee it
'LOWER GRAVE
RATES SOUGHT
Service Commission Cannot
See Why Fluctuating Cost
Should Hinder
t
"I will ro to W .t nr. I 'V the matp December, is
ilitlT S I S2rS TrZiJ .i hrJ1" P?tg "illon-w..
Why freight rates oa road build-
"s wienai$ snouia be based np-
ou me iiuctuatlng cost of the ma
terials me Oregon public service
commission Is at a loss to understand
and so Informs Max Thelen. direct
or or me division of rublic service
oi me railroad .administration, in
letter signed by Chairman Fred (
"""w'. r.- nucniers letter:
lates to proposed reductions ' on
sand, gravel, crushed rock and oth
er materials, and because of . the
general importance of the subject
aunng me present period of road
ouuaing expedited action is urged.
Tne commrasioa interested it.ir
in me mater In neoemher mt
) y Cuararrtqed by
ANCQNORAreb
In the pliable
tcafoil
package
In the
convenient
pocket curved
tt-rt -75
Woman Admits She Had
Two War Allotments
Ra??J.TTVAND' re' 7 Mrs.
?m eI.Tw aee1 20. pleaded
f,Ut0dAr ln the 'e 1 court to
violattag the war risk insurance act
y..Iece,TlnS Allotments from two
soldiers aimultaneously, each claim-
we ner nusDand. She
.quietly. As I moved tnwtH
door nir knees fremhiei an t
hardly walk.
Lillian came ub to me nnfrkl and
put her strong arm 'around me.
It's aa outra-e," she said vin
dictively. "If I had my way I'm
afraid I'd let her lr pn nit ratlin wah
She has caused you suffering enough
umiciing aaythlng like Oils
on. you." ... . ,
"But I mtidt rn nn bnn r 11
Han." I returned, atrena-thent
the knowledge of her fierce partisan-
ouip lur me.
'Oh. I know It. aha MtArf.j
tishly, 'and we might as well get
it oyer with, so come along."
e went aown the hall to a won
derful room of Ivory and gold, which
i Mew must oe Lillian's guest room.
In a biz lvorr.tinte1 v.
Jay. a pitiful wreck of the dashing.
us are sne nad been.
Her face was as white as the pil
was fined $25 and ordered to return i him she was already mar-led Hia
e.v...u,cu mc auoimenc i viucui two was made oter tn her ner race was as white aa ih. .ii Kj . - .u
According to W testimfenv xtr I thev reated ii..!-..,-3! .JJ!" V ....flltlll r "entloa to our
n ' j t '
xjrown ma-Tiea Kay Brown a sol
dier, two years ago. His war insur
ance was allotted to her. Later she
went to Dea Mvttaea. Ta ha !
where she met and married Charles
woons. anotner soldier, without tell
woons, anotner soldier, without tell.
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Aictioe Sale
ii r mm-- .
Wednesday, April
igh Grade Jorseys
The undersigned wiU scllat public auction ;
16, 1919
, . At 10 o'clock A. M.
.roiles south of Marion, oh the Donation Land Claim of
William McKimiev ist. nr.- t . a u ira 1
t --T- j.""-"c ,ia"uu ana ieiierson Koan 1 nne
imle sotrth of Rock Crusher, the followmg dert prtyl
- wt, ; uiu i buggy
5 cows 3 years old 1 3in. farm wagon
,7 cows 4 years old ; 1 single harness
2 cows 5 years old 10 len-gallon cream cans
3 cows 6 years old . ,
0 - - .1 cultivator J
2 cows T years old 1 hack tongue
IS11 1 Ky harness
1 registered bull . 1 Oliver chilled plow Nd. 50
r,T,' LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS
TERMS OF SALE-tTnder $10.00, cash. Eight mouths time
will be-given on sums over $10.00 at 8 Per clut iuterls vhh
bankable sccuritv.
ED. SMITH,
Cleric
BEN T. SUDTELL,
. Auctioneer
N. C. HUBBS,
Owner
quested throurh tr. a. ninihiM ....
eral freight agent for the railroad
aaminisiratioa Tor the Southern Pa
cific company and a letter In renlv
stated that "under present Instruc
tions we a not permitted to make
any concessions for account of state
highways, counties or municipalities
In the way of charity or reduced
rates on material for road building
purposes." The commtssioi was in-
lormea. .nowever. that Its sugges
tions would be ri Ven enitaliteratlAM
There was further cor.nesp jndence
on me sunject and on February 10
a hearing was called after the com
mission had submitted the question
io me district freight traffic com
mittee and at the hearing recom-
menaauons were presented by the
cummrasoin.
The letter calls Mr. Thelea's at
tention to the fact thit th fci.K.
rate curtails the amount r nrv tv,.
can be done and may acually pro-
. , viwuicta m a
they rested listlessly ntwin h.
let. omv her e. ..rrw.-.
ually brilliant, f nn
if their annearane waa
ineir contrast tn her tthi. -1.1..
face or whether the fever which the
uocior dreaded bad set In.
She looked at me t.. All.
CinLDREX vmx. t. KT"8 ""'W hklly-I
nairr ,vn 7 ,. "-wr.lkr.i, -urprwa ai me strength of her
Ani i. i n a will fl""t.
A Clear Brala and health.
. . t - .v.ihu j inni;
viiu iur success. Business
' acDe. toants. housewives.
r,.7 " r worer say Hood's Sarsa-
V pTe tliem PPtUe and
strength, and makes their work eera
easy. It overcomes that tired feel-
r . -' " wilt oi
?m :Gfre D- Greenwood who was
killed by a bomb explosion in the
s.ruca oi ner nome here March 18
was iuea ior t) rebate tnA.v it ji.
poses of an estate rained at'approxi-
Of coarse. I have nn rlrhf ..w
anythinrof you. Mrs. Graham." she
"d,u-. mi death, you know, always
has Drivllerea. ind r
..- .. . - - 6WUK W
uie.
tn.t.lw aTA AAA ... - " " I
v- j ji.uuu. ail ntiv aha . .
of which Is left in trust for her chll- "Remember. Xow.-iion. r-.
,aren. Her husbaud is bequeathed '
one tentn. i : rii..aw. -v. . . .'
. - -r " u crjoTiciion wnicn
made me shudder Her m i. v.
SYRUP OF FTHQ" IC ' I L"r..fr or lD "X"" ottered a little
w " vw w i waning cry or oroteat. a .kuk
ener or siarch 22. ll.- aayfe the
letter, "wherein It Is shown that tn
proposed scale as recommended by
the traffic committee will yield an
average car mile revenue of 80 cots
which we thlnkrtoo high, we again
solicit a sctralght reduction of 10
cents per ton throughout, which from
our Investigations, will still permit
of a very remunerative revenue.
Therms
At m .
inaiTiauai enocolates 5 cents, Fo
every wncre.
a cablegram says that Prince
nrvpoiain is not dead, as has been
ThPiT1 for mnr moths. If this
thing keepa on we shall sometimes
.Wwrit!haAd h" T,,y.P"
tim't t,!t V" ..n rnmori for some
tlma that he Is dead.
lax at tongue! Remove poisons
"wn Nanaeo, urer and
bowels.
caws laxative &sss tsSwiSsS BAD BRFATH
. uu no power to answer, for the I ""-'"i
Olive Tablet, Get
feet Ion develoned i -L,2z at the Cause and Remove Tt-
much Of & rhanm aKa - .ait. I -. . " .
thought I wa, -unconsVourwhen he foTcL
-aid It but I wa-n't. And I know M SudoS btlJ
SOmeth nar haa rhm,. .i.k .v.. I D-LT I . .ule. T".- . .
nfLeTJ.,Lfe!L" : 1 b-ni- quick reW thrS Dr. Edward
She lifted her hand and Indicated the f03 tableU are Ukea Itocbod htSs
wound in her chest. by aU who know them?
I saw the nnrce rin. . tri. I Dr. Edwarda Cttivm tvj- .
sharply .t her and tnen go V-Wly J? bows"
out o, the room. I knew that he wL l1? to Mturil
had gone to telenhnne n- r..... loearinff the blood and pom! r-...i
. . mil. Ithe - ww,,,,
danoirVTJ i-T . rCT 00 thjt Which
aangerous calomel doea afri
J
ST T- , WBSBSSSaaaa..
She hirrvinr nut tn thA
tor." the girl ,id. with .. u. JF0!1 . cJomc doa
..i.t. - .. j iu-iw ine nan aftaar..
luiuon or me verr aV 1.-1 .. . uevta.
can't do me any, good, i am going Uth'8.
"a ' know An I want I Edwards' Olive Ta. VK!lr
Accent "Paiif.... o I'""" to stay with me on-ipamor any disasrrreahL, eT ki-
onlylook for the .wuSL !.ena;comc8- probably . M. Edwards dlTT
nn the A " vawtuiBii i, uacoancious and not know wheth. I lormuu after ae-T,-, V.
yJurhch5adCV.vfnC.tt 2? ?I "r5 !IV- or.not. bTrow SSf? JSBJ1
most harmIeM rJI"Anar'"u- ,ou ro the kind that if mb liver comnlainf -w.s .tT
. ..... . wl vujnc xoriKive a nrom nn . . .. lanenaant .fcarf - "
iuo uuie sromacn, liver and hni, f,.j . . -uu 1 ureas it. i r. r . , . Xr.r- '
Children ul J!fa5. 'l8- t."d 1 hT "ort of feelinr that im - Ew'ds OUve Tahlefa er r-i-
rat. .n T",, to go out hold m .. . i' I TRrraole comnound mi,4
dose on" ea'ch hoTue, Civs : HSKr 1?." pi?m" -t?-
In. rlca. "rrelr. compell-
; - . w. uiine. j ftepped forward
oil; yWwiu JkntK .T1"1 oliv
color!tV TaffoSrS2?y their olive
I a .c one or two everv niht
LldieG,
Coats
and
Suits
The best and biggest aiiort
ment in town at popular
prices. Showing of the latest
models direct from the manu
facturers at Hew York and
Philadelphia. Our buying di
rect saves you all the middle
man's profit
Ladies' Coats........ $10 to $35
Ladies' Suits $11.90 to 38.50
"OUR FKXCE3 ALWAYS THE LOWEST"
GALE & CO.
Commercial and Court Streets, Salem, fonnerlj Chicago Store
CLEAEINa j.
ApcilIoe Safe
Horses, Cows, Hens, Fat Hogs,
Farm Implements,, Buick Au
tomobile, Furniture, Tools, etc.
Tuesday, Aprli.B
10:30 A.M.
6 MILES SOUTH OF SALEM ON THE PECJGLE LOAD
JAS. N. ROBERTSON. F. N. Woodry. the Auctioneer
XOTP-,Woodry Conducts Sales Anrwhere.
UNRESERVED
AOGti
ail
Eight Room Home and
High Class Furniture
AT 350 NORTH LIBERTY STREET
WEDNESDAY APRIL 94li
1:0 P.M. Sharp
,.Cndnrief. IrlVlW JJ.'S -riiu with .
'Staf .tr.t: on pa,d .Tlrm Vi"'.!! J? n,jr lock. north
batract and title to dat.vSla J?.,r;!!lJ-,aprn'ta Iid. elf
jour aiirntion as It will h mm . V.Z d la worthy 0)
11000 cash, balance arrant ito th h,bt Wdder. rr
nrp. Also rrantd. Property tin .old t J V n
High Class Furniture Consi,tiag of
d oak kali . w
ld .5.- iN, JV"iSSTr n- rurnTuVo w,"n
" .ooro la 6ood ,nrilitare and
Airs. Olive S. Enright F- N Wnn .l i .
Owner. J50 K Uberty Strct Auctioneer
AOTK-Wuodry Lay. f.rl,
Phone Sift or 511.
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