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ARCHITECT
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the contractor over diagrams. Julia
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asked the former with a beating heart
if he were going to superintend the j
construction of the additions.
lie :
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said be was and they would require at j
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least a month. The housekeeper In­
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formed her that Miss Ashford and the
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children would remain away until the I
work was finished.
TILLAMOOK CITY.
OREGON,
An attractive man o f thirty-five shut
up in the same house with a girl of
T. H. GOYNE,
eighteen Is not likely to have much
trouble in winning her. Before the j
additions were finished the architect
had made havoc with poor little Julia’s
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heart. She did not think o f marriage.
All she desired was to live on just as Opp. Court Hooae.
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she was in the companionship o f this
delightful man.
But the architect was thinking very
much of marriage. He was a widower
-■ > he told Julia—and very lonely
without a companion. He asked her
how she Would like to spend her life
where she was. to which she replied Office Over Tillam ook County Bank
(hat she would like it very much, es­
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pecially If he were to continue making
additions to the house. lie saw through
this ingenuous reply and. taking her Tillamook Undertaking Co.
in his arms, told her that if she chose
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she might remain there always and he
would remain also.
Night and Day calls
promptly attended.
She (lid l ot press him for an explana­
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give. She was happy and contented
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and trusted him implicitly.
A few
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days later Miss Ashford returned with
the children and the latter jumped into
the architect's arms, covering him with J. E. S H E A R E R , M. D.
kisses and calling him papa.
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The next day he asked them if they
could bear to part with their govern­
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ess, to which they replied that they
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could not. whereupon he told them OfTico Main St
that she was to remain with them al­
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ways.
David Ashford had dreaded to come
to bis home from which Ids wife had Dr. A. W. Lister,
gone forever. When he saw an attrac­
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tive girl there the idea occurred to
him to keep her there. So lie told the
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housekeeper and the others to preserve
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his incognito, and “ tlie architect” be­
gan to win the governess.
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Julia Edmonds after leaving the high
school was eighteen years of age and
obliged to make her own living. See­
ing an advertisement in a newspaper
for a governess, she replied to it and
wns invited to a conference. A lady.
Miss Ashford, who said she was the
aunt o f the children to be taught and
cared for, received the applicant, ask­
ed a number o f questions and for ref­
erences, and Julia was engaged.
The lady was a woman past forty,
the sister o f the father of the chil­
dren. Their mother was dead, and
their father at the time was abroad,
his little girls being left in charge of
their aunt. The home was near a sub­
urban town and a very attractive one.
Spring came on, and one o f the chil­
dren needed a change of air. Miss
Ashford decided to take them both
southward to meet the coming sum­
mer, leaving Julia whj>re she was until
their return.
One warm morning the governess
went out into the grounds with a book
and seated herself on a rustic bench
supported on either side by a tree.
While reading she heard a step on the
walk leading from the gate and. look­
ing up, saw a gentleman apparently
about thirty-five years old approaching.
He paused before her in his walk and
said:
“ You look very contented and very
restful.”
“ I am both.” was the reply.
“ Will 1 find Miss Ashford at the
house?”
“ Miss Ashford is away. She took the
children to the country for a change
of air.”
"H ’m.” The gentleman looked about j
him, then turned .again to Julia.
E. J. CLAUSSEN,
“ It’s unfortunate that Miss Ashford
Is absent I've been sent by the own- j
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er of this property to make plans for
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additions to the house. I fear I shall
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have to intrude myself upon you for
awhile.”
Julia made no reply to this. She had
no authority either to prevent or per­
mit his doing what he mentioned. He
went on to the house and entered it |
without ringing the bell. When Julia ■
went there herself the housekeeper
told her that the gentleman was an
architect and would remain while he
laid his plans. He made himself at
home, but as to making plans Julia
could not see that he devoted much
time to the work. True, he did some
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he did not spend an hour a day.
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The rest o f the time he divided be­
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tween the library and Julia. When
d keeping Helper of more women than any other 4
he tired o f books, there being no ouo
magazine in the world. All the latest styles a
every month: also delightful stories that enter- 1
besides her to chat with, he seemed L e ; tain,
and apecial departments in cooking, home 1
disposed to utilize her for company, j dressmaking, fancy work, etc., that lighten
and save money. Price, only 50c hj
He interested her in what he said, and p 1 a housework
year, with one celebrated McCall Dress Pat- a
she was o f an age to appreciate the y tern FREE.
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his orders.
Every day Julia found the architect
—every one in the house spoke of him
as the architect—more and more en-I
gaging. A day which he spent In the
city she was surprised to find a very 1
long one to her. When he returned
and they sat down together for dinner
she could not conceal her pleasure.
A week passed, at the end of which
building materials were brought into
the place and dumped beside the
house. The next day workmen came,
and the architect spent some time with
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
GEORGE W ILLETT
Attorney at Law
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SELLING
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L. L. HOY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Accuracy in compounding prti-
1 acriptions and pure drags
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist
Both Phones.
what gets us th imsiness.
DR. L. E. HEWITT,
Osteopathic Physician
and Surgeon
CLOUGH
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REAL ESTATE
— Both Phones—
Office 214, 215 and 21« Tillamook Com­
mercial Club Building.
Write for Literature,
TILLAMOOK.
Make the Todd Hotel lobby your
headquarters while in the city.
P. W. TODD, Prop.
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OREGON
FRANK TAYLOR,
Notary
Most conveniently located
hotel in Tillomook City.
Rooms 50 and 75 Cents, Meals
25 Cents.
Reliable Druggist.^
F. R. BEALS
O B STE TR IC A L S P E C I A L I S T
The Todd Hotel
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Wants to see you, at his store
you will not be urged to buy.
and you are sure to be interested
even if you do not sec anything
you want.
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