Hillsboro independent., July 01, 1904, Image 4

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&e Gentleman
From Indiana
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Cmyrl4kt. 1999. kr TU4ay
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He aloud wumug. wiuw tn n1ug
wind blw th.'lr garment about tbeni.
Kite leaned autilunt tb wall of tba
boue. "Won't you aaj guodbjr and tell
mt you can forget iny"
8 be dlil not apeak.
"No!" lie trit-a wildly. "Sine you
don't forget it 1 bava apolled wbat
wight Lave l'n a pleaaunt memory
for you, and I know It. You ar al
ready troubled, and 1 bav added, and
you won't forget It. nor aball I-uor
bull I. Don't auy goodby! I can aay It
for both of ua. Uod blea you, and
goodby, goodby, goodby!"
He cmalied bU bat down over bl
cy and ran toward tbe ortbard gate.
For a moment llgbtiilng fluwbed repeat
edly. blm go out tbe gate
and dlnapix-ar Into auddt-n darWueas.
lie ran tbrough the field and caiue out
on tin- ror.d. lleaveti und eartb wen
revealed BKrtlii for a dazzling wbltr
arumd. From horizon to borlzou rolled
I'loiida eontorted like an Illimitable
field of Inverted tiayatack. and b
lieatb tbt'Ui enormou volume of bin
Ish vapor were tumbling In tbe west,
kdvnnelug eastward with alnUter awlft
ki.a run to a little knoll at tbe
ruruer of tbe bullae and aaw blin set
bia fure to tba aturtu. hbe cried aloud
o liliu with all ber atreugtli and would
tinve followed, but tbe wind took tbe
words out of br tuoutb and drove bei
back, cowering, to tbe abetter of tbe
bouse.
Out on the road tbe lashing dust
mine atluglng bin) like a tbouaaud net
tlca. It smothered blm and beat blm
mo that In- covered bin face with his
aleeve und fought Into the atorui about
diT foremost, dimly glad of Ita uproar,
yet nlimmt uiicoiiacloua of It, keeping
eHtwnrd on lila way to nowhere.
Went or east, north or aoutb, It waa all
one to li I in. The few heavy dropa that
fell boiling into the dust ceased to
come; the rain withheld while tbe wind
kings rode on earth. On be went la
Kplte of them. On and on, running
blindly when he could run at all. At
least the wind klnga were company.
He hud been no long alone. There waa
no one who belonged to him onto whom
lie belonged. For a day bia dreawa
bad found In a fclrl'a eyes the preclou
tiling that Is called home. Ob, tbe wild
faucy! He luughed aloud.
There waa a utartllng answer a
la no- of (Ire hurled from tbe aky, rtvlng
the lldils before bia eye, wlflle crash
on crash numbed bia ears. With that
A twin ti'iv laming uvrr Iht tup rati
unil liiokhiy at him.
bia common sense awoke, and he look
ed about him. He waa two mile from
town. The nearest bouse waa the Krls
cocs', far down tbe road. He knew the
rain would come now. There w aa a big
oak uenr him at the roadside, and be
atepped under ita sheltering branches
and leaned iiKiilnst the great trunk,
wiping the iicrsplratlon and dust from
bia face. A moment of s tunned quiet
bad HiiciiS'ded the peal of thunder. It
waa followed by several uiomeut of In
cessant lightning that played along
tbe road und the llelds. From that In
tolerable brightness be turned hi bead
and aaw, standing ngulnst the fence,
five feet away, a man, leaning over tbe
top rail and looking at bin).
Tbe name Hash awept brilliantly be
fore Helen's eyes aa abe crouched
against the back utepa of the brick
bouse. It revealed a picture like a
marine of liltf waves, the tossing top
of the orchard trees, for lu that second
tbe full fury of the storm waa loosed,
wind and rain and ball. It drove ber
against the kitchen door with cruel
force The lull li liftitW the door blew
open violently, and she atruggled to
close It in vain. The bouse aeeiued to
rock. A candle dickered toward ber
from the Iiiii.t doorway and waa blown
out.
"Helen! Helen!" came Mlunlc'a voice
anxiously. "Is that you? We were
coining to ItMik for you. Ild you get
wet ("
Mr. Wllletts threw Ms weight against
tbe door and manag l to close It. Then
Minnie found her friends hand and
led ber through the dark bull to the
parlor, where the Jtidue aut placidly
reading by a sMdcnt lamp.
I.lge chuckled as they left the kltcb
eu. "I guess you didn't try too bard
to abut that door. II ark less," be aald,
aud then hen they came luto tbe
lighted room. "Why, where la Hark
lew 7" be nsked. "lMdu't be come wltb
ua from the kitchen?"
-No," answered Helen faintly. "He'a
gone." She sank Um tbe aofa and
put her hatkl over her eye a If to
ahade them from too sudden light.
"liotie!" The Judge dropped bia book
mid sat Htdring across the table at tbe
girl "Oone! When!"
"Ten uiiuntes-Ave-half an hour I
don't know. Itefore the storm com-tuelH-ed."
j
"lh!" The old gentleman appeared
to be reassured. "I'robabljr m be bad
'
"By "Booth Ta.-rkihctoj
GO. MtCtmn C.
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work to do and wanted to get In before
tbe rain."
But Llge Wllletts waa turning pale.
"Which way did be go? He didn't
com around tbe bouse. We were out
there till tbe storm broke."
"li went by the orchard gate. When
be got to tbe road be turned that way."
She pointed to tbe weat.
"He must have been crazy!" exclaim
ed tbe Judge. "What possessed tbe fel
low r
"I couldn't stop blm. I didn't know
bow." Kb looked at her three com
panions, slowly and wltb growing ter
ror, from one face to another. Min
nie's eye were wide, and she bad un
consciously grasped Llge'a arm. The
young man wa staring straight before
him. Tbe Judge got up and walked
nervously back aud forth. Helen rose
to ber feet and went toward the old
luau, ber bauds pressed to ber bosom.
"Ah." abe cried out, "I bud forgotten
that! You don't think they you don't
tbluk be"
"I know what I think." Llge broke
In. "I think I'd ought to be bunged for
letting blm out of my sight. Maybe tt'
11 right Maybe be turned and started
right back for town-and got there.
But I bad no business to leuve blm,
and If I cau I'll catch up wltb blm
yet" He weut to the front door aud
opening It, let In a tornado of wind and
Good of water that beat bim back,
fcheet of rain blew in horizontally in
aplte of the porch beyond.
Briscoe followed blm. "Uou't be a
fool, I.lge," be said. "You hardly ex
K'ct to go out In that" I.lge shook bis
bead. It needed them both to get tbe
door closed. Tbe young man leaned
bis buck against it und passed bis
sleeve across bia wet brow. "1 hadn't
ought to bure left him."
"Dou't acure the girls," whispered
(he other; then In a louder tone: "All
I'm afraid of Is that be'll get blown to
pieces or catch his death of cold. That's
all there Is to worry about ' They
wouldn't try It nguln so soon after lust
night. I'm not bothering about that;
not at all. That ueedu't worry any
body." "Hut thl morning"
"I'shaw! He's likely home and dry
by this tluif. All foolishness. Ikiu't
be an old woman."
Tbe two men re-entered the room
and fouud Helen clinging to Minnie's
band on the aofa. She looked up at
them quickly.
"Do you think -do you-wbat do
you"
Her voice shook so that abe could not
go on.
Tbe Judge pinched ber check and pat
ted it "I think be' borne and dry, but
I think be got wet first. That's what I
think. Never you fear. He'a a good
band at taking care of himself. Sit
down. Llge. You can't go for awhile."
Nor could be. It was a long, long while
before be could venture out. Tbe storm
raged aud roared without abatement.
It waa Carlow'a worst since '51, the
old gentleman aald. They heard the
great limb crack and breuk outside,
while the thunder pealed and boomed,
aud tbe wind ripped at the eaves till
It seemed a If tbe roof must go. Meau
while the Judge, after some Apology, lit
hi pipe and told long stories of the
storms of early days and of odd freaks
of the wind. He talked on calmly, tbe
picture of repose, and blew rings aliove
bis bead, but Helen suw that one of
bia big allppets beat an unceasing little
tattoo on tbe carpet She sat with fix
ed eyes, in alienee, holding Minnie's
band tightly, aud ber face was color
less, growing whiter as the slow hours
dragged by.
Every moment Mr. Wllletts became
more restless. He assured tbe ludies
be bad no anxiety regarding Mr. Hark
less. It waa only bis own dereliction of
duty that be regretted. Tbe boys
would bave tbe laugh oil bim, be suld.
But be visibly chafed more and more
under the Judge's stories and constant
ly rose to peer out of the window Into
tho wrack and turmoil, and once or
twice be struck bis bunds together with
muttered ejuculutlous. At last there
was a lull lu the fury without and as
soon as It was erceptible he announced
bis intention of making his way Into
town. He "had ought to huve went
before," be declared apprehensively,
and then, with immediate amendment,
of course be would find the editor at
work In the Herajd otuee. There
wasn't the slightest 'doubt of that, he
agreed wltb the Judge, but he better
ace about it. He would return early in
tbe morning and bid Miss Sherwood
good by. Ilod Rhe'd come back some
day; hoped It wasn't ber hist visit to
I'lattvllle. .They gave him an umbrella,
and be plunged Into the night, and a
they stood for a moment at tbe door,
the old man calling after bim cheery
good night and laughing messiiges to
Hark less, they could see him fight with
his umbrella when he got out Into tbe
road.
Helen' room wa over tbe porch, the
windowa facing north, looking out up
on tlie pike and across the fields.
i'lease don't light tbe lamp. Minnie,"
she said when they bad gone upstairs.
"I don't need It." Miss Biisciie was
flitting about the room bunting for
matches. In the darkness she came to
ber friend and laid a kind, large hand
on Helen's eyes, and tbe hand became
wet She drew Helen's head down on
ber shoulder aud sat beside her on the
bed.
"Sweetheart, you mustn't fret," she
soothed in motherly fashiou. "Don't
you worry, dear. He's alt right. It
Isn't your fault, dear. They wouldn't
come on a night like this."
But Helen drew away and went to
the window, flattening ber arm against
the pane, ber forehead pressed against
ber arm. She bad let bim go; she had
let him go alone. She bad forgotten the
danger that always beset blm. She bud
been so crazy; she had seeu nothing,
thought of nothing. She bad let blm
gqlnto thst and Into tbestorm alone.
vVho'knew letter tfmn she how cruel
they were. Hie bail sismi the the leap
from the white blossom aud beard the
bull Whistle, tbe ball they hud Inei lit
for bl beurt-thut good, great biurt.
She bsd run to Mm the night before.
Why bud she lei blm go Into the un
known and the storm tonight? But
how could she l ave slopped blm? How
could she have kept Mm uftcr what be
bad said? He had put it out of her
power to ss-ak the word "Stay!" She
peered Into the night through distort
lug tears.
Tbe wind had gone down a little, but
only a little, and the elect ricul-tUsht
danced all round the horizon In inair
ultlcent display, sometimes fur away
sometime duziugly near, tbe darknes
doubly deep between tbe Intervals
when tbw loug a weep of Mat lands la)
lu dazzling clearness, cleun cut In th
washed air to tbe finest detail of strlck
wu field and heaving wood I und.
A staggering flame clove earth and
ky, and sheets of light echoed It, und
a frightful uproar shook tbe bouse aud
rattled the cusemeuts, but over tbe
rush nf thunder Minnie beurd he I
friend' loud scream and suw net
spring buck from tbe window with
both bands, palms outward, pressed to
her face. She leaped to ber and threw
ber arms about her.
"Wbnt Is It?"
Leok!" Helen dragged ber to th
window. "At tbe next tlasli! The
fence Iteyoiid tbe meadow."
"Wbut wus It? What was It like?"
Tbe lightning flushed Incessantly
Helen tried to point. Her bund ouly
Jerked from side to side.
"lsjk!" she died.
I si nothing but the lightning."
Minnie answered breathlessly.
"Oh, the fence! Tbe fence! Aud In
tbe field!"
"Helen! Wbut Ws It like?"
"Ah, ab!" abo puuted. "A long line
tf white looking tblugs horrible
Wblte"-
"Wbt like?" Minnie turned from
the window and caught the other's
wrist lu a strong clasp.
"Minnie, MlnnJf! Like long white
gowns and cowls crossing the feuce!"
lleleu reluaaed ber wrist from ber
companion's grasp and put both buuds
oil Minnie a cheeks, forcing ber around
to fuce tbe flickering pane. "You must
look! You must look!" she cried.
"They wouldn't do It! They wouldn't
- it isn't!" Minnie shuddered. "They
couldn't come lu the storm. They
wouldn't do It in the pouring rain."
"Yes! Such things would mind the
ruin!" She burst Into hysterical laugh
ter, aud Minnie seized her round the
waist, almost as. unnerved as Helen.
(To be continued.)
Business
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when a customer takes a
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counsel, we are always at
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II 1 1 ST
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They will haudle your butter and eggs.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Sate of Stock on J. C. Ilarc'a Farm,
on Saturday, July 9th.
The uutiersitfUbU will sell at pub
lie auction, 011 hi farm, at the Mm.
ter bridge, 3 wile southeast (if Hills
txiro, on HiiuMay, July i;h, at lu
o'clock In th forenoon, the lollotviuk
described properly, to wit:
1 roan row, 6 years old, fresh In
October; l Jersey cow, 4 year tild,
fresh lu January; 1 llolalein row, 6
yttur old, fresii la August; 1 bit
Jersey cow, 7 years old, fresh in Jau
usrj ; 1 Jersey cow, 6 years old, fresh
in Jauuary; 'i Jersey cows, 6 ami C
ear old, frenh in February; 2 llol
stein rows, years old, fresh lu Sep
tember nod February; I Jersey cow.
4 yean old, fresh in December; 1
Duthaui, 3 years old, fresh in Sep
tembei; I Durham, 7 years old
fnsh li January; 2 Durham, 3 and
tl enrs old, fresh In January; 2 Dur
hdin aud Jersey, 6 und 0 years old,
fresh In lVbrurti ; I Durham, 3 yr
old, fresh wmi ; 1 Durham bull, 8
vonrsoM; I bull calf, d weeks old;
2 2-yt?r-'l heifers, Iresh In October;
4 heifers, 4 months old; 8 brood sows
I span mules, 8 and t ers old; 1
mare, weighs 1,100 pounds; 1 msr.
weighs 900 pound-; 1 bur ej weigh?
UOO pounds.
Terti a of 8-ile. All sums undei
110 cash; over that amount one year'r
time with approved note, at 8 per
cent Interest per annuo ; 4 per cent,
discount for cash on all sum ovei
10. J. C. HA UK.
II. P. CORN F.LI Urt, Auctioneer.
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It's absolutely guaranteed to cure
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Price M)! and 11.00. Trial bottles
free all druggists.
Rsducad Rat to St. Leui Exposi
tion. The Southern l'acille Co. will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Ft. Louis and Chicago, account
of the St. Iniis Exposition, on the fol
lowingdates: June 1(1, 17, IS; July 1,
2, 3; August K, it, 10; September 5, 0
7; Octols r 3, 4, T.
doing trip must la completed within
ten days from dtite of sale, and passen
gers w ill Is" ci mittcd to start on any
day th. t will enable them to reach des
tination within the ten days limit, lte
t urn limit ninety days, but not later
ban Keceiuls r 31, l'.H)4.
For full information as to rates and
routes call on II. A. Hinsbaw, Agent
Southern I'acitluat Ilillslsiro.
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Liter and Kidney troubles and gen
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lion guaranteed by all druggist'.
To th Mardi Gra.
Account of Mardi tints carnival, to Is
held at Portland, June 'JHth to July
ttth, inclusive the Southern I'acilic will
sell round trip tickets to I'orlaud and re
turn, including one admission to cHrni
val, Ht $1 .!!.'. Sale dates June 271 h to
July "th, gisxl for six days after sale,
but not Inter than JulvlOth.
Job Priotiog
For anything in the line of
Commercial Stationery, as, en
velopes, letter beads, packet
heads, bill heads, business
cards, etc., we would be glad
to receive your order. Our work
la neat and guaranteed to suit.
Prices are reasonable.
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1 successfully treat disease with !
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Hillsboro, Or. i
All Heady for Ha slurs. 1
Messrs. NeUon & Ileed, of the I
North Uleneoe Lumber Mills, hav
finished their contract aid are now j
ready to cut lumber for the trad ai
their old rates. They will also man-1
ufscture all kinds of molding.
Have You Received the Seaside
Souvenir For 1904.
JUrhe A, A C. II. H. will mail to your
address free, copies of their Summer
Hook let containing 30 pages of half tone
engravings of Columbia Hiver and
Clatsop ISeuch scenery. Address J. C.
Mayo, ti. F. & P. A., Astoria, Ore., or
C. A. Ptewart, Agent, 24 Alder St.,
Portland, Ore.
KEIirCKI) IX( UKHION KATES.
IromH P. and ('. X K. Foists to the
Neaside aud Mouutaia Resort
for the Summer.
On stid alter June 1, 11)01, the
Southern Pacille, in connection wilb
Ihe Corvallls & Eastern railroad, will
have ou rale round trip tickets from
points on their lines to Newport,
Yacjuiua and Detroit at very low
rates, good for return until October
10, 1901.
Three day ticket to Newport, Y
iiuitia, good going Haturdays and re
turning Mondays, are also on sab
from all East Hide points, Portland
to Eugene Inclusive, anil from all
West bide points, enabling people to
visit their families aud spend Sunday
at tbe Seaside.
Season tickets from all East Side
points. Portland to Eugene, li)"'uslve.
and from all West Side points, an
also on sale to Ietroit at very low
rate', with stop-over privileges hi
Mill City or any point east, enabling
tourists to visit IheSauliaiu and Bret
tenbiish hot springs In the Cascade
mountains, which can be reached In
one day.
Season tickets will be good for re
turn from all points until October 10
Three day tl kels will be good going
on Saturdays and returning Mondayt
only. Tickets from Portland aud vi
cinity will lie good for return via the
East or West Side at option of pas
setiger. Tickets from Eugene and vi
cinity will he good going via the l.el-snoii-Springtleld
branch if desired
Uiggage on Newport tickets checked
through to Newport ; on Yaquina
tickets to Yaqulna only.
Siuthern Pacific trains ronrect
with the C. ii E. at Albany anil Cor
vallls for Ysiiina and Newport.
Trains on theC. & E. for iMrolt will
leave Albany fit 7 a. m., enabling
tourists lo Ihe hot spriugs to reach
there the samo day.
Full information a to rales, with
beautifully illustrated IxKikletof Ya
uina bay and vicinity, timetables,
etc, can lie obtained on application
to Edwin Stone, maneger C. & E,
railroad, Albany. VV. E. (Toman, Q.
P. A., Southern Pacific company,
Portland, or to any S. P. or C. d E.
gent.
R tie from IJiilsboro lo Newport,
0.00
Rit from Hillsboro lo Ysquina
to 00
Raie from Illllsts.ro to Detroit
5.00
'Tbree-dsy rate from Hillsboro to
Newport 3.00
Baroes & Sin)oi?,
Real Estate Dealers
And Money Loaners,
I'.rtlp. within to buy or .ell Farm or (It;
l'niwrijr ihoulii msi ua. W mU at own.m'
prlcpa. do not rlisrire aotler At and buyer tru
per cent com minion. We are Dot hare to roh
siiy one, lull wa are here to aiay, ami don t )uii
r.inrel It.
Pure dandles
We have the finest select
tion of pure candies in this
city. Our candies are all
boinu made and we know they
are pnrp.
Lunches
We are prepared to till
short order lunches, the liest
lu this city.
Remember
1' when in need of fruits,
soft drinks and cigars.
Heidel's Candy Kitchen
Hillsboro
Dray Line . . .
K. V. MOOItF., -rwp.
Lllil anil Heavy Drayac
Piaaas mil llaasrhalil Wo4s Mlag
r "peclaltr.
tlnaja prampt aad reliable.
td a trial.
Call atDonclson's
When in town ami look over his goods li
forc buying anything in the lino of Iron lleds,
Sofas, Hookers, l.aot' Curtains' Poitiers, etc.
WV carry a complete lino of tine furniture that
cannot ho heat as to price and ijualily,
I.O.O.F. Hid., Cor. :JrtlMaiii, Hillsboro.
City Bill Poster and Distributor
Special Attention given to Shows, Theatre and (Jen
eral Posting, etc. l'rlres reasonahle antl
all of my work gnarenteetl.
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we CM your prescription or re
cipe it is filled w ith thelest quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge fot honest service.
We pay no oue to send you to us
aud tlietetore. it PAYS YOU to
lritig your piescription here. A
goodly numlier of jieople ate al
ready aware of this and a ttiul will
convince you.
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JIacnt for iRe
Rambler, fiartferd and Racycle Bicycles
Special attention given to (Inns, Ammunition, and
other Sporting (Joods.
Second hand w heels For sale cheap Wheels for rent.
A neat repair kIioji in connection.
F. R. DAILEY, Prop
MAIN ST. HILL'vCORO.
Tourist Cars
Going East.
Many experienced traveh rs
prefer tourist sleeping cars
for the transcontinental jour
ney. TJie
Chicago,Mihvaukcc
& St. Paul Ry.
can arrange for your trip
east in tourist cars, offer you
choice of routes iind save
vou money.
II. M HOU F.,
4aiiern Agt,
134
Tlie .lost Jeliglitrnl iy to Cross tlie Continent.
Through Salt Iake City, Glenwood Sprint;, Lradville,
Pueblo, Colorado Sprlnga and Denver.
A Daylight Hide Through Nature's Art (Jalleiy.
Pausing Caatle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Tenneaaee
Paaa, Marahall Paaa and the Royal Gorge.
3 Traina Daily Between Ogde n and Denver 3
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
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For detailed Information, address
W. C. McBRIBE, General Agent.
I24 Third Street
('. F. ALLISON.
Pharmacy.
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Third St.. Portland
Portland, Oregon
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