i Ids w ife or one of his own blood.
»(•«
While tlie preparations for the wed
ding were being m ade M argarltza
showed no interest in them . On the
contrary, she grew thin and pale. Het
health, which after her visit to the
bank of ttie Bosporus seem ed to im
prove, was again delicate. Iler m other
In ever line of Merchandise, but none
By ETHEL HOLMES
frequently took her to the river, but
w ithout the previous effect One day
more especially than in
argarltza while there saw the young
Among (ho reasons fur establishing I m M an
bad seen before go by in his
the capital of the eastern Koinnu em boat, she
but
all Turkish women, be
pire a t C onstantinople—it was tin t call- { ing veiled, since
look
he did not recog
od B yzantium —was that the site was nize her. llow ulike,
she
louged
to lift her
very beautiful. The Bosporus, on which i veil and call to him! But even
her
it is built, connecting the Black sea ’ m other not been present and had now
Our large stock is in every instance the best that can be had
and the sou of M armora, is one of th e : aw ake she would not have done so, for
and our aim will be to keep the high standard up.
m ost attractiv e stream s of w ater in this for a Moslem girl would have been
the world. All m anner of c raft ure ! im
m odest And what pained her was
sailing and steam ing back and forth
,
th
at
while she was plunged in grief on
and across it, while tlie shore on ei
ther side*, especially the European, is ! account of him lie seem ed contented
and happy.
lined w ith attractiv e buildings
On the European side of the Bospo T he day of the wedding finally cam e
rus the side on which Constantinople around. The wedding guests were as-
is built a portion of the water front sem bled in the groom 's house—not at
is a park or garden free to the public. the bride's house, as in C hristian coun
One day a T urkish woman, whose tries—and were looking over the wed
daughter was in delicate health and ding presents while w aiting for the
needed the air, took the girl to this hrlde to be brought. Then it was an
place and, seating them selves near the nouneed th at she was at the door. The
m argin of the w ater, looked out on the groom passed out to receive her. the
many boats plying hack and forth guests lining up within, leaving a pas
across it. They w ere the only persons sage for the pair to cuter
about, and any one passing <>u the walk M argarltza stood veiled w aiting for
behind them could only see their backs, (ter betrothed who In another mo
their faces being turned to the water. ment emerged from his house with a
And everything usually kept in a first-clasB hai^W’fare store, and
“ L ift your veil, dear," said the moth look of suprem e happiness on his face.
er, “th a t you may get the licudil of the And behind M argaritza’s veil th at look
all good* are of the best quality.
breeze. No boats are passing near us. was repeated, though more intense In
uud your face cannot be seen "
contrast with the dolorous expression
T he girl lifted hei veil and resting that it replaced For the groom ’s face
her head against tier mot tier's shoulder, was uncovered, and she recognized the
enjoyed tin* constantly m u ag pano man in the boat
ram a and tlic breeze cooled by the w a H aving w atched to see w here she
ter At tim es stic closed her eyes for
a fter she had left the hank of the
a brief nap, and her m other fell asleep went
Bos|K>rus.
he laid only to inquire who
The (laughter, a fte r one of her cat naps, she was mid
make a proposition for
on opening lier eyes found herself look tier hand But he
dared not reveal him
ing straig ht Into the face of a young self as one who had
seen the face of
man sittin g in a boat not a dozen yards tlic girl lie proposed for.
Tills would
from her. And the young man was in Turkey have created a scandal
and
gazing upon her rapturously.
would
likely
have
resulted
in
his
ap
M argarltza. the young lady. Instantly plication being refused.
dropped her veil, but not soon enough
to shut out the effect of th at Im nil-
some. youthful face, those adm iring
eyes. T he young m an. who had ap
proached without being seen or heard
and had rested on Ills oars, guzing on
the dazzling beauty, pulled aw ay, but
not so far but th at be could keep tlie
tw o women in sight M argarltza saw
him far out in (lie stream and knew
th at to see her. even at a distance, was
And O w ners of
a pleasure to him
In tim e th e girl aw akened her moth
__ 2L il-
or They arose and walked aw ay, for
a tim e keeping on the shore w estw ard,
DR. H. M. MASSEY
DR. W. A. WISE
then, tu rn ing Inland, ascending a rise
FOR-
is
a
college
graduate
in
is
th
e
sam e Dr. W ise who
in the ground to the house In which
D
entistry,
registered
in
practiced
D entistry in
they lived. The m an In the boat could
Oregon, lias had seveial
Tillam ook countv a few
observe them from the w ater and saw
years experience, and
years ago, and will be
them go Into their home
has com e to Tillam ook
pleased to again w ait on
It w as not long a fte r this th a t a
county to m ake it his
those who desire his
future hom e.
services.
proposition of m arriage was m ade for
M argarltza's hand M arriages in T ur
We have Dental Offices in Tillamook, Bay City, Bar View and
key arc m ade bv the parents of the
young persons, who are not perm itted
-AND--------
Cloverdale, and are equipped to do all kinds of Dental
to see each other until a fte r the w ed
Work as good as it can be done anywhere.
ding M argarltza. from whose m ental
vision tlic young m an who laid seen
¡Safe and Comfortable
tier from tils boat had never been
dimmed, was tilled w ith grief nt this
Dr. Massey guarantees all his work
Dr. W ise has had th irty years exper
applicatloti The social standing of
Leave
Cloverdale
daily
at
and
can
be
consulted
at
any
tim
e.
ience in plate work and guarantees
the suitor and Ills financial condition
7:.‘T0 a. m , arriving at Tilla
were all th at could lie desired, and his
Call
up
bv
Telephone.
w hat he says.
m ook at 10 a. m. — in time for
suit w as m et with favor by M argarlt
m o rn in g train to Portland.
r.a's parents, so there was nothing for
Lea\ e Tillamook at 3 p. m , ?
her to do but yield to her fate.
f
arriving
at Cloverdale at 5 £ 01 R BRIDGE WORK has heen brought up to the highest state of
And yet. though there was som ething
•
p.
m.
<
dreadful In her m arrying w ith the
perfection. The teeth on the bridge are interchangeable at will
2
J
M
TRAXLKR,
Prop
<
memory of the vision sli had seen
without
removing from the mouth.
constantly before her. why should she
PLATE? WITH FLEXIBLE SUCTION.—The very best and Iate*t
not do so? She had no reason to sujs
pose she would ever again see the ninn
in modern dentistry. No more falling plates. If you are having
who through th at brief vision had cn|v tirent are those 25c dinners at tlie
plate
troubles, get Dr. Wise's advice as to what should be done
ttired tier heart. And even If she did Kamaev Hotel dining room, Tillam ook,
and
the
cost of doing it FREE. We can extract your teeth abso
ln> would not see her. for It Is not |>er- Ore.
lutely
without
patn—free where plate or bridge work is ordered.
m lttcd In Turkey that a m an shall took
Foi
sale—One
registered
Holstein
upon th e face of any wom an except bull, t ints Kav, Cloverdale.
Quality Counts
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BOAT
HARDWARE
Builders’ Hardware,
Tools
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Stoves Ranges, Farm and
Garden Tools
Alex McNair & Co., Tillamook, Ore.
The Evening Telegram, daily,
and the Cloverdale Courier, both
papers one year for S3.50.
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Ciò veniale :
All Wav Points
W ise# Massey
Dentists
BAR VIEW
TENT CITY
WHAT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE, WE DO NOT DO
Free Painless Extracting, when Bridge work is Ordered
Will be at Cloverdale Hotel Every Tuesday