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About The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1909)
paoe etx THE ECHO REGISTER, ECHO, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 190 CLASSIFIED APS HER REBEL HEART, Ad In this column, one rent per word ( h InMTtiiin, and no bI taken for Icon ilmn 25 rent. An Incident That Brought It Into Loving Submission. It. It. Lane, General ISIurksinltliirih'. waspn repairing. I also ay the highest cash price for broken down spring wagons. Ilcrmiston, Oregon L. B. Wells keeps local and birds-eye views of Kclio in stock Elams is the place to buy your crackers, for they are nic' and fresh. For sale. A two horse power gasoline engine. It is a good one and can be seen running nt any time. For particulars call at this office. Hotel Hoskins has good beds clean furnishings ami comfort. Buy your k'h lions at Kin ins. 1 a lox of Hons If you have a sweet tooth. sweeten it at Lisle & Co.'s. Remember that J. Hutehcn t . A A I- - 1 I carries u nem mock oi niirn Krade groceries, confectionery. cigars, etc., and sells at the right price. I'Oll SAI.K. Kuy li'Kiil blanks at Ilia Kch lli-gliiler office. Ar you srnding the Register to your friends? Vim SAI.K. OM newspapers for iuiIo Office, 25 cents per 100. at tlilx li. It. Wells keeps a fine assort ment of post cards. If you have any old thing to linnl. wo Win. I earsou. proprietor of the Red Kx press Wagon. Medicine and condition pow ders for stock. A ills digestion and this saves few!, llonney & Sons' Saddlery. By ALEXANDRA OAGMAR. Copyrighted. 190. by Associated Literary frees. J Ob, I (poke once, and I grieved tliee lore! I remember all Hint I cild! Jean Ingelow, "Oil, It's your' commented Iteedn no- graciously. She looked up from the bnsin of soapsuds on the dining room table. She was washing her KrontKrn ml mot ti er's belleek a tank which she wan averse to Intrusting to lunula less enre- ful t tin ii ,ier own. Inwardly she was meditating the reprimand nlie would Ixntow uon Jnnet fur joriiilttlng this particular visitor to outer unannounced. "You dou't appear overwhelmingly glad to see inc.'" relumed Aubrey How- den. She sent blm a swift glanee one of obvious amioyanee. lie wax Ntimdlng In the doorway. Tall, ntbletlr. In bis leather coat, corduroy knickerbockers mid blgh rubber boots. kIr- was fun-ed to admit (hut be made a galhint figure. I'.ut she dropied her eyes and went on with her tusk. Not ho Aubrey Itowdcn. lie kept bis gaze fastened upon her a gaze at uiw whimsical and adoring. TerMlnly sin- looked extremely pretty, her blue morn ing guwn enveloped hi n blue npn u. her sleeves rolled up over the liewlteb- Ing dimples In the elbows, a flicker of angry color showing through the fair ncHS of her cheek. Itowden timih a fresh conversational plunge. "I'm going dowu to the Kaiiknkce marshes shooting." he said. "There nro a hit or the fellows gi.iii'i-t:i cousin. Andrew, and some more Hei-da," quizzically, as she MP I evllit-i no sign of Interest, "aren't joii goin : to wish me good iort? I ciimc si-; blocks out of my way to tell you aliout It." She found It hard to rosb-t lit :n whet. bis voice had that husky note In It - Go to J. groceries. llutchens for your Typewriter ribbons for sale at the Register oflice. Steamed rolled barley, at the Henrietta Mills. Farmers please take notice. This method softens the glutin and retains the same, greatly increasing the food value a barley. flet your printing at the Regis ter oflice, where they print things right. bo bot liked and realized with a wretched pang that be would no more murmur praise of It or of ber. She lated the pretty rosy silk, with Its teru silken laces and coquettish lft tie black velvet bows. So forlorn she felt, so lonely, so be reft. It was with slight surprise that picking up the evening paper, she scan ned a tragic beudllne. But us the full slgiilfji.-nuce of what that ghastly Hue of type Indicated became plain to her shu gave a cry a faint, weak, desper ate cry and her mother, rushing to ber. found her, face downward, on the floor, the paper clutched tightly iu ber bund. To bring ber back to consciousness was the first thing to do to And out what had shocked her. the second. And the paragraph In the p:ter, telling of the nccldcntul discharge of a gun among n party of hunters bound for the Kankakee marshes revealed the latter. For the nnme of the man fa tally wounded was given as that of Aubrey Ilowden! The physician, bending over the girl as the fits of unconsciousness SU(.. cccded one another, shook bis head rrnvely. "I am very much afraid" he began. A queer, glad cry from needa star- ' tied them. She was sitting straight ; up. her nrms extended. The man at the threshold sprung forward and caught her In his arms. It was Andrew poor Andrew!" he explained. "The reporter got the names mixed. I've n tlesh wound from the explosion, nothing more. I hur ried here. I feared you might learn of the accident. And. Hceda, darling. did you care. then, so much?" The terrible tension over, she gave way, sobbing convulsively. The doc- or beckoned to her mother. They left the room. "There Is nothing more for me to do, thank Cod," the old mau said. Itccda put her arms around ber lov er's neck nnd clasped ber hands tight ly and held him as though she would never let him go. "Forgive me:" she entreated. "I was sorry while I was speaking I was sorry when you went. All day long I knew that If you never came back I should want to die. Then when I saw the paper I thought that I was being punished and that Indeed you never would come back. Dearest, forgive me!" "When a man loves as I lore yon," he sold, "he has never anything to forgive. He can only keep on loving always." ECHO WANTS A first-class cement block manu facturer. A candy factory. Planing mill. Electric lights. Sash and door factory. Building and loan organization, j Cigar factory. Cheese factory. Hroom factory. Sugar factory. Canning factory. Money Loaned ON REAL ESTATE LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS REALIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED The Jackson Loan & Trust Co. Fort Worth, Texas Jackson, Mississippi PKOCURCDAND DEFENDED.." "w-.. yrvm fclric; now to wmm pmuetam, wmam mmrma, cujrrtue, (N ah COUNTRIES. ft.:hrtl 4'trftt nit Washington Mtv that. monrf aaa tyiem tar paifni. Pittnt and Infrbipmmt Pnctlct Exclyilvsly. WnUt or mm lo us mi U Katfc ltrt, nr. VtrfM CUM Twtm OO , WASHINGTON. O. C. The Louvre Near Beer, Soft Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, Tropic al Fruita, Nuts, Etc. A Share of Patronage Solicited. Bert Longenecker, Prop. Corner Rain and Dupont Streets A33 Oregon Uflion Pacific TO Perfect Time THtr Voy I.. 'titlTll J. F. KENLY PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER PENDLETON, OREGON ; "OOOIIBV. DKiU." II i: HAII IIIIOKKNLV. Iinlf lenKlnc, hair loving. Hut tw h:ird tied ber heart tslitl repllei! coldly: "Only thin. Aubrey ltivilc:i llrit I bill'l w:.!i to ktmw fur the future where .vim ko nr wh;;t ymi do. After the I'lltr.-U'ciJiiH wily Jim :i-lct Tncxihiy evei Iiik. piiiKanu-:iy nnd lea ting me alone fur hnlf an hour t the theater while . vim flirted w ith that udlou Itelln Wler. I've dei hled that I do not wUh ymi to call here any mure!" The pale nme In her check had deep ened to carnation. "Oh. say. Iteedar He InuRhed 'tvtentlnKly and took a step forward. "Vou don't mean that, you know! 1 was not gone more than ten minutes. I uxed to ko to school with Itella Wler. And I hadn't see her for more than a year." "Von may see ber as often as you desire after thlsr said Heeda significantly. There was no smile In the young fel low's handsome eyes now. Rcda., he said quietly, "look at mer He was beside her. She felt herself forced to obey that grave command. A Faithful Dog. Many hundred years nco there lived at Athens a dK whose faithfulness has canned Mm to be mentioned In blMtory, and In the Crevlan city bis story Is often related. The dog guarded one of the heathen temples at Athens. One night a thief stole Into this building nnd carried off some of the mnxt valuable treasures. The dog vainly barked his loudest to frighten the thief and to rouse the keepers as the man went off with the 1 1 Jewels. Hut the faithful dog did not mean to lose sight of the rascal, and all through the night he followed him. By daybreak the poor animal bad become very weary, but still he kept the robber In sight. The latter tried to feed blm. but os he made friends with the pnKsernby he took It from tlieui Instead. Whenever the thief stopped to rest the dog remained near hbn, and soon a report went through the coun try of the nuli'ial's strange behavior. The kceiierit of the temple, hearing j the story, went In senrch of the dog. land they found him still nt the heels of the flibf nt a town called I'ronyon. The roblier was arrested, taketi back to Athens nt'd there punished. The judges were so pleased with the dog's sagacity mid faithfulness that they ordered him to be frd every day for the rest of his life nt the public expense. Salt Lake Denver Kansas City Chicago St Louis New York The Echo Register AND Twice-a-week OREGON JOURNAL a Year .ouis Scholl jr., LOW RATES Tickets to and from all parts of the Jnik-d States, Canada and Europe. For particulars call on or address WM McMURRAY, Central Passenger Afant, PortUmL Onaxm '. C. 1IUNTEK, Aircnt For Reliable Fire Insurance, Surveying, Notary Public and Heal Estate. Phono Main 27 Bridge St., Echo, Or. Hotel Echo Restaurant M. H. GILLETTE, Prop. THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS ALWAYS OX THE TABLE Give me a trial 00000000000000000000000000000000 PLM YOUR VACATION HOW AT OUR EXPENSE A Choice of Four Oregon Nursery Company Klrt CIunm Stot-k uiul True to Nuinc K. O. ItOSS, Lin-ill Kcprt'Hintlve ivnuiMiott, Oregon PORTLAND RESTAURANT Frank Ota ma u r, Prop. Mnl NTVtil at all hour during the day. Board by the mvk $.1.00 We will always try to piv our euKtoinVrn the Best the market affords. Animals That Weep. "He cried liku a calf" Is a remark ; sometimes beard. It is no disgrace for ' a calf to cry, and he sheds tears lu : quantities when hi emotions justify ; tbeni. It Is even eauler for him to cry I than for many other animals, because j bis lachrymal apparatus U perfect and very productive. A scientific writer In Nature says , that the ruminants are I ho animals 1 which weep most readily. Hunt- , ers have long known that a deer at ' ; bay cries profusely. The tears will ! l I roll down the nose of a bear when be ! J ieeis inai in insr nour is approaching. ; w The blj;. tender eyes of the giraffe flU j i I:'"""' . ".r with tears as he l.H.ks at the hunter cue uiiru 10 nis lace ner cray, macK t i. .... ----- - . . fringed eyes, tilled with a sullennew h hai M A . funrlKB to thetu. i l'g v Xi r eB""y- Tnp dK h I " "Say you don't mean to btvnk with I ?n.U '," hl eye "m! TOl' npn !'j n,e for such a trifle." he pleaded. 1 J"" orej nuiater w away and ! -Why. I lore you. Iteeda. You know j h'm up Bt ,,on!- S,,,w j . S lD,,( I rletles of monkeys seem to be partieu- j i.iny atitiu-tiM to crying, and not a few aipiatif mammals atmi And It easy to f M weep when the occasion require It. Seals In particular are often seen to cry. Elephants weep profue!y when wounded or wheu they see that es cape from their enemies Is Impossible. The animals here mentioned are the ! . chief ones that are known to weep, bat I ! there Is no doubt that many other j also display similar emotion. ! "I have nothing to reconsider." She never knew afterward how she man aged to enunciate the cruel words. "I want you to go away and never come to see me agnln." For one brcathloes moment they stood looking Into each other's eyes. And there was that In his face that dumbly reproached her. Itefore she could bring herself to make retrac tion be was striding to the door. "Ooodby. dear." he said brokenly. I I hope"- The sentence trailed off Into silence, and he was gone. The girl stood staring at the closed door. It looked like tbe door of fate ltself-hut fast in ber fie. She saw It through a gosh of belated. futUe tears. The day wore on a dull, wretched, aimless day. She could settle to noth ing. Every object brought some mem ory connected with the man she had sent oat of her life. When she dressed for tbe evening he found herself selecting the gov Evolution. Johnny wns kpeillns his way through a marriage notice In tbe morning pa per. "At blsb noon." be read, "the clergy man took his stand beneath the Coral bell, and to tbe music of tbe wedding march the contradicting parties moved down the" "Not "contradicting.' Johnny." ipter ropted bis elder sister Yontraetlnf." "Well" stoutly contended Johnny, "they Ml be contradicting parties after awhile."- Tooth's Companion. TRIPS IS OFFERED YOU SEATTLE During Alaska Yukon Exposition YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK YOSEMITE YALLEY LAKE TAHOE ALL YOUR EXPENSES PAID If You Have Friends in the East Who Want to visit the Pacific Coast we can Arrange it. This Is Your Opportunity 11 B ll .a ftr Complete Iaforattioi Aims Sunset Travel Club ri..j . I IVVH rucixc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n R