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THE IDEAL GIFT STORE
Victor Talking Machines. Typewriters. Toilet
Sets. Jewelry, Clocks. Watches. Traveii:; Sets.
Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets. Work Boxes, Fan
cy Mirrors, Smokers' Sets. Jewel Boxes. Razors.
Safety Razors. Hand Paintings, Cut Glass,
Hand Fainted China. Books of all kinds. Pipes.
Gift Boxes of Cigars. Perfumes. Hand Bass, Post
Card. Photo and Autograph Albums.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Father, Mother, Broth
er, Sister, and the other fellow's Sister: Let us
suggest some things that will make an
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
We believe we have BEST ALL-AROUND LINE
OF HOLIDAY GOODS ever seen in this county,
but it would take a full day and the whole news
paper to enumerate all the articles we have in
this line, and we will just say: Don't buy Holi
day Goods until you have seen and priced the
big stock at
Box Stationery , Fountain Pens, Cuff and Collar
Boxes, Mantel Ornaments, Music Rolls, Baby
Sets, Wall Pockets, Brusli Sets, Necktie Racks,
Post Card Boxes, Pyfography Outfits and Sup
plies, Military Brushes, Clothes and Hat Brush
es, Dolls, Games, Lownev's Candy in Fancy
Boxes, Christmas Folders, Post Cards, Tags
and Seals.
Main Street
JACRiSON WEAVER
THE IDEAL GIFT STORE
Enterprise
Stowaway
By LOUIS TRACY.
Author of the "PUkr of Light," "The
Vicgs of the .Morning" and "The
Cap Urn of the fCaasas."
Copyright 130?. by Edwtrd J. Code
WnrSEIS CERTAI.V PEOrLE MEET CSTS
rECTEDLY. Tjr.IS iau- ta.k from the void to
fj t.d Ler-rfir lying on a truckk-
iti a dimiy lighted Lovo!.
?.iz.-d up with tiacutupr-
at two brown skinned
iidt::g over ter.
b-ssdmj;
u:;e. lu eldr. was chafing her
lands. The- other, a tall, grucefu:
tnrl, was stirring somethiLg In an
earthenware vessel.
Where am I': How did I come
here" Iris asked.
Then she reniombered, and memory
brought a feeling of helii'esaneis nut
wholly deruid of self reproach. It
vras bad enough that her presence
should add so greatly to the daggers
Lesettiiig her friends. It was far
worse that she shou;U have fainted at
the very ruoajent when sU'.-h w-eaknesn
might well prove fatal to them.
Why did she faint? Ah: A lively
blush chased the pali'-r from h-.-r
cheeks, and a few streny us lirt
beats restored animation to her limbs.
Of course in thinking that she had
Iris re'i.-i.-u:zvd the vt.iuuie. jerky
Pr.-t. A wi.d f.irel--diug irrii ved her
heart until she was like to shudder un
der its tier- anguish.
"Y' U. .a: tan. Sau r.enavldes: she
asked, and her utterance vaa unuatu
r..iiy ea'.a:.
"I, mademoiselle." he said. "and.
. alas. I am alone. May I come Jr.? It is
; not well to show a light at this hour.
: seeing that the Isiaud U overrun with
j iuf arlated s-.idiers."
The concluding seEtence was ad-dr-.;s-d
to I.uisa in Ports:-
?;iese- Iieaiizing Instinctively that the
; man came as a friend, she stood aside.
. tremhiing. on the verge of tears. lie
i entered, and the di.-or was closed be- j
; hind him.
,-I am the only man who escaped,
f m.tdem.'ise'iie. The ethers? Well, it is
. war, and war Is a kttery."
; "I'o you mean that they Lave been
: kUMl. all kild?" she murmured, with
a pitiful sob.
' "I-I think
j "1'ou think? I'o you not know?"
Fie sighed. Eis hand sought an emp
ty ciiMrette case. Su b was the cor-
re-?t military air. he fancied to tresit
: misfortunes? ratter as Jests. He frown
j ed l.-e-.ause the case was empty, but
I smiled at Iris.
; "it U so hard, mademoiselle, wnen
one ?:-eak3 these things hi a strange
. tor.gite, Fermit n.e w explain that
! wh;..-h has i-.rr:vd. We encoiintere-i a
; pi-ket and surjei-ed it. liar sag se
: cur-d some weaj cs and a-.-couter-
meiits. we ha.-;..-:.r-i t
was n.oored the iiuit
I
ice wonts came du!v. She was
stricken again even more shrewdly. J
The gloom was closing hi on her, yet ,
she for- eil herself to drag the truth J
from his unwilling Up.
"Yes. "f e.Mirsi- I ouid not wnlt i J
there li. that uj.-cu place. I was com- j
j.'..i'-u 10 5 snener. iru'-s were
running from t.-wn and citadel. I
avuidod tut-m by a mira' ie. And uiv j ,-""t,i"t'"r ?!
-yy,t"t"t"i' fpvv't iitfrt"' I
DR. C. A. ATJLT i
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON j !
Office In Bank Building. j I
Horn phone both office and' j
residence. j '
I 'i"i''i"t'
sole con' ern then was your safetv.'
my -..f.'-y:" he waiie l broken- j
ivall me that hjv
, wret'.neu eoun
try, which cannot
; settle its political
affairs without
, bloodshed. Ab.
mademoiselle. I
weep wi:h you
' and tender you
i my most r spect
i ful homage."
j A deluge of
j tropical rain beat
I on the hut with
: a sudden fury.
ii:-- '!'iay, wh..re I Conversation at
steamship. Lu- om e became dLTi-
I v.j.- crowuou wi;u sol- nearly im-
u;ers. luey lirc-d. and there was a
' sh.jrt tight. I was kni.-cked down, and
j what d you call it etotirdi whlie
: one might c-.uiit ten. I rose, naif
blinded, and what do I see? The ves
; sel leavi.ig the tjuay full of men en
' gn?-d iu consbat. while just b-vond
!y. "How u-..-s it
fivMii':- sh- uid be si., in? Wbv was I
hot with them? I would rather nave
died as they died than live ii! the
, knowledge that I was the cause of
their death."
I San TenaT;de ess.ivcd n confidential
hand on her shoulder. She shrank j f.
( from him. lie purred amiably: '
"Mademoiselle is profoundly nnbap- T,
py. Under such circumstances one j
says things that are unmerited, is It ! X
not? If any one is to blame ir is mv Unv
C. T. HOCKETT. M. D.
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Room
Home Ind. Phone in office 4 ;
m and residence. ;
C. T. HOCKETT. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in latch building.
113.
293 acres Alder Slope, $23,000.00
80 acres Alder Slope, $ 8,000.00
160 acres hill land, about six miles out, $2,000.00
320 acres, 12 miles out, $3,200.00
City L,ot, $100 to $300
Residence Property, $6SO to $3,000
Fire Insurance Surety Bond Live Stock Insurance
W. E. TAGGART, n FmecT Mn.
ENTERPRISE, : ' OREGON
possible. Iris
threw herself
"i won.i) BATHrn
n AVE DIEl.''
grief that rivaled
her
jieiata soieiy to the stress of sur- ! U."-- I"Jiut a w.trsniii
charged emotiins Iris was mistaken, j arrivai. It wa a lirazili.m warship.
What she really needed was focd. A 1 mademoiselle. Sae showed two red
young woman of perfect physique and i rx-kets. followed by a wiiiie one. It
dower-d with the best of health d-.-es was only a matter of minutes before
rot coiiapse into unconsciousness be- ' he met the lit tie stviinsLip. I tell
cause a young man embraces her and ' -V,JU that it was bad luck, that a vile
each at the same moment makes the ' Wow. I was angry, ye.-. I stamp my
biissfu! discovery that the wide worid f'"-t and say fwUsh things. Then I
contains lo other Individual of su- .
preme imp .rmn'-e. She hardly realized i li- taade no rep!y. She hid L-.r face
how hungry she was until the girl la Ler hr.iais. She couid frame no
Landeil her the bowL. which contained ' n;ore questions. San Iienavides was
a coup!.- of eggs beaten up In miik. : trying to tell her that Hosier and the
v. hhe small (juautities of rum and ' rwt had been nverwheimed by fate at
sugar ca:ie juice made the compound j the very instant tscaie seemed to be
I datable. within reach. The Hr&ziliau. roba-
Whiie the girl Manila was furtively '-7 hecause of difficulties that beset
appraising the clothing worn by Iris ' Waa in using a foreign language, did .
l.er mother was listening ever for
tasty footsteps among the trailing
vines.
At last, with a muttered prayer, she hoard the laun- h.
not make It clear that he had flung
himself Bat in the dun when he heard
the order to fire given by some one on
went to the door und unfastened the
stout wocden staple that prevented in
truders from entering unbidden. Some
one approached.
"Is that you, Manoel?" asked Luisa
Gomez in a hushed voice.
There was no answer. The woman
ihen the lightning of a woman's in
tuition pierced the abyss of despair.
Surely there were curious blanks In
this thrilling narrative. As was her
way when thoroughly aroused. Iris
stood up and seized San Benavides al
most roughly by the arm. Her dis-
drew back. She would have closed ' traught eyes searched his face with a
the door, bat a slim, active figure i pathetic earnestness,
sprang across the threshold. She j "Why do you think that the launch
shriek-d In terror. The newcomer ! did not get away?" she cried. "It was
was a Brazilian officer.
T think you are here, mademoiselle,"
he said In French. "I am come to
share your retreat for a little while.
Perchance by daybreak I may arrive
at some plan. At present you and I
are. In difficulties, la lt.notJ'
dark. The moon might have been In
shadow. If the launch met the war
ship and was seen there must have
been firing."
"Chere mademoiselle, there
much .firing," he protested.
"At sea?"
back on the tres
tle 111 a passion o:
the outer tempest.
The girl, Jlauoela, weeping out of
sympathy, crept to Iris' side and gen
tly stroked her hair. Like her mother,
she couid ouiy guess that the English
lady's friends were captured, perhaps
dead. Even her limited experience of
ilft's vi.-is-siludes had taught her what
short shrift was given to those who
defied authority. The republic of Bra
zil does not permit its criminate to be
executed, but it shows no mercy to
rebels. Manoela, of course, believed
that the Englishmen were helping the
Imprisoned Iioni Corrla to regain pow
er. She remembered how a mutiny
was once crushed on the Island, and
her eyes streamed.
Meiu while Luisa Gomez was touched
by the good looking soldier's plight
"We must try to help you, Senhor
Capltano," she said. "If the others are
dead or taken you may not be
missed."
He threw out bis bands in an elo
quent gesture. Life or death was a
matter of complete Indifference to him.
It Implied.
"We shall know in the morning." he
said. "Have you any cigarettes?"
"But listen, senhor. Why not take
off your uniform and dress In my
clothes? Tou can cut off your mus
taches and wear a mautilha over your
face, and we will keep you here until
there U a chance of reaching a ship.
Certainly that Is better than being
shot."
iTO VK COJTISL'ID.l
DR. W. L. NICIIO-S. j
Osteopathic Physician
135-137 Lilch Eldg.
Thursdr.r and Siur J
Phone in Res. and office.
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Law IlKj LMtWKIit
Practice In
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W. C. KETCHT7M
DENTIST - ENTERPRISE
In Liich Building. Room I
Cartfu, Bcr.kmg Insures Iht Softly of Deposits."
Depositors Have That Gnarantee at
WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK
OF ENTERPRISE, OREGON
CAPITAL $50,000
8UF.PLU8 $55,000 -
We Do a General Banking Business.
Exchange Bought and Sold on
All Principal Cities. "
Geo. V. Hyatt, President
Geo. 8. Craijr, Vioe President
W. R. Holmes, Cashier
A. J. Boehmer, AjmL Cashier
Geo .K. Craig
J. H. IKIKBI.N
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if W. Hyatt
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K. Holm bp
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THOS. M. DILL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Lltch building, Room ;
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WHITE FRONT
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
R . L DAY, Proprietor
DANIEL BOVD j
I ATTORNEY-AT'LAV t
I PracUct In all State Courts and
lunor Ipartment. Careful at- f
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Tor carrot and ruS w-oavlag see
' J. II. XIa:iv, Bntorprtae, Orogon.59b4
CHARLES THOMAS
LAWYER ENTERPRISE, ORE.
Practice In State and Federal
Courm and Int. Dept. Abstract
Bldg., oppoaiie court house
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Good Rigs Fair Treatroent Horses Bought and Sold
Special Attention to Commercial Trade
Rates for Regular Boarders Bus to and From Trains
Best of Help Employed Home Phone
Open Day and Night One Block North of Hotel Enterprise
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J. A. BURLEIGH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office In LUch Building
Enterprise, Oregon. ;
Get The Genuine Always.
A eubetitute is a dangerous make
shXi en;iallT n medicine. Thegen
ulne Foleys Honey and Tar cures
cougha and colde quickly and to in a
yellow package. Accept no eubsti
luteb. Burnaugh & liayfleid
Get Your Plumbing Done
Before Cold Weather Starts
I carry a complete line of Bath Tubs, Basins
Bowls, ete. PRICES RIGHT.
"Superior" Stoves and Ranges
Best on thi Market
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High Grade Job Woih ft Specialty
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