Sherman County observer., November 10, 1905, Image 4

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B y _ IZ O L A
FORRESTER.
“I am so sorry," aald the girl.
"Dpn’t mention It," responded Staf­
ford.
“Are yon badly hurt? Can you stand
ep?”
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Stafford made an effort to rise. It
was curious.' There w as no particular
pain, but so far as any usefulness or
aen.se of feeling went 1» might as well
b sve hud no leg* nt all.
“I don’t
e I ran.’’, be said. “It’s
awkward. Isn't It? Did you run clear
over me?"
“Oh, dear. 1 don't know! It was the
«now. and 1 was iu a hurry. I didn’t,
•veil know that you were In tbe road
at all until the machine hit you and
jumped. It might have gone over you.
Just think If I had kllfed y o u r
Stafford looked up at her with con
teutad, apeculatlve Interest. He waa
bareheaded. Ills Lo( lay about a hun­
dred feet dowu the road at least what
there was left of It. -There did not
aeein to be much snow o u .h ls hair.
He wondered If she had been holding
bis head In her lap.
• Don’t think o f It. It Isn't pleasant.
Anyway, tt would have been my owu
fault If I had been. I w as trespass­
ing.’’
"Yes. that's Just It!" cried the girl
eagerly. "You know these are private
grounds, and 1 never thongbt for a
moment that there could be any one
on the road. How did you get past
the gates?"
“I didn’t get past," replied Stafford
calm ly. “Tbe fMffWqn with the dog who
guards the gates Informed roe that I
couldn't g e t^ a s t. so I concluded not
te Argue with him. I walked down tbe
highway a mile or so and climbed over
the stone wall.”
“It’s such a high wall."
Stafford laughed. Some vagrant lines
recurred tn him from the Gapulet or-
ebard, line* about love** light wing*
and high wall*.
"I didn’t exactly climb over It. I
triad the nearest tree and dropped
over. It w as very almpl«."
“Oh!" she looked down at him In a
pu nled fashion. H e hardly appeared
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Additional Local Mention.
thing and w*W he thought you »vert» all
righ t W e didn’t want a Raffle«, you
W atch
know. One m ust draw the line acm e
where
But imp« aald you were all
T he Sherm an
righ t ao » e kept you. Otherwise ba
Trading C om pany.
would have sen t you to a hospital and
Hooka for girls.
a e t tlr d '0 * damage« with you later.
As It la. yon are here and have daffo­
B o o k s for B oys.
dil* and"*- \
Books for lad ies.
“No dam ages,”
Books for Q ente.
Khe laughed a t him agg|n.
-Oh. you’ w ig h t , even collect dam ­
Old, young, rich or poor,
age* In sptte of the daffodils! \t hat
W ill find w h a t th e y w a n t a t T he
ahull I tell papa /b u want?"
• Tell hlm 1 w ant an interview, " said Observer Book S tore *
Stafford grimly. “And. aay, will you
T y p e -w r ite r p a p er a t T h e O beerv-
please give me the pad and pencil In V ofitOe.
the luaide pocket of my overcoat—no,
W e d d in g S t a tio n e r y , a t
The
the other aide—thanks.
Before he Observer Book Store.
comes up.”
H om e newe on every page of T he
When Houghton entered he gave the
Observer,
alt printed in Moro.
occupant of the bed a Quick, direct
look. The girl w as behind him. S taf­
D on't m iss it, if you w ant wire
ford punched another pillow bock of fencing. Read Carm ody Bros. adv.
bis bead and tried to alt up.
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A fter 1 p m . W e d n e sd a y , it ie very
“Keep still.” »aid Houghton. “Grace
will take your notee for you. la thia d ifficu lt for ue to h a n d le co p y th a t
what you came after?”
c a lls for c h a n g e s in th e form .
' “Yea. From the Record-News. New
O ur “ a d a ” a ttr a c t a tte n tio n and
York.” Stafford funiblod weakly to
get hla old grip o n ‘'the pencil. “W^ a d v e r tise. W h eu y o u g e t our a d ­
want your view on the strike situation. v e r tisin g . vou get b u sin e ss h rin gers
The elevated men went out Monday,
and the subw ay follow «! them Tues­
A Disastrous Calam ity.
day morning. If the nurfaee men go
out It w ill tie up the whole town. Bix­
I t la a dlaaatroua calam ity, w hen yon
by heads the committee of arbitration, loae your health because Indigestion
but they aay you are back of.him and and oouatlpatlon have sapped it aw ay.
won’t arbitrate.”
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Houghton opened hla mouth to apeak Prom pt relief oan be had In Dr. K iu g ’a
and abut It agnln as be'looked down N ew L ife P ills, TMey build up your di
at the white, dogged young face on the geatlve organa, and cure headache, dlx-
pillows. When he left the room half zlneaa, oolic, oonetlpatlou, etc. Guaran­
an hour later Stafford held eleven teed. Momh* Med ler.W oeoo. Price 25c
pages of notes the girl bad taken down
for him. It w as the broadest Interview
Popular and Plotureeque.
old Houghton had ever glvon out to any
T he o n ly th in g necessary to m ake
newspaper. Stafford smiled lazily at
the daffodils and thought tirât of what I the Donver and R io Grande* the
Curtis would say and, second, of how ] m ost popular, ae it haa ever been
the sunlight had danced and dickered know n the moBt p lea sa n t and m eet
around a certain girl's blond bead as
picturesque w ay to cross the co n ­
ahe sat by the window taking notes.
It was six weeks before he left tin en t, has com e about. T h is is the
Brakesmere. H e had not noticed the estab lish m en t of through sleeping
time. It had been February when he car service. In connection w ith the
had dropped over the stone wall. It 0 . R. & N. a th rou gh P u llm an
was April before he wired the Record- Standard Sleeper is now run from
N ews he would l»e back at work Mon­ Portland to Dehver, lea v in g P ort­
day.
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land a t 8.16 p. m ., a rrivin g at S a lt
Houghton went him self to the station Lake at 8 .4 0 a. m . th e second m orn ­
with him. The tw o men had passed
ing, lea v in g S a lt L ake a t 3.60 p. m.
many a comrudvly ten m inutes togeth­
er during Stafford’s convalescencetfind and arriving at D enver 4.20 p. m .
It made things a little easier for Staf­ the follow in g d a y . . T h is sch ed u le
ford as he told Grace and the promise gives passengers seven hours-stop
over in S a lt Lake, affording an o p ­
he held from her.
"It’s all right, Tom," said Houghton. portunity, to v is it th e Mormon
“Nothing ti^ sn y at all. I’ve got six cap ital as w ell as a d a y lig h t ride
of them married, and they’ve married through the grandest scenery in the
everything from a broker to a duke.
world
I am Inclined to compliment Grace on
For reservations In th is car and
her choice. You ought to see the rest
of them, especially the duke. H e’s Tor , illu stra ted booklets p ictu rin g
taxing me for dam ages yet. But about the scenery co n tig u o u s to the D en ­
that interview, you left out one Impar­ ver & R io G rande, provin g it to be
tant feature. You wanted my view s on the S cen ic L ine of th e W orld, write
the strike situation, didn’t you, and to \V. C .-M cBride, G eneral A gent,
you thought I waa holding B ixb y back 124 Third street, P ortlan d .
on the arbitration ?”
"Well, weren’t you?” demanded S taf­
A m an sta n d « in h is ow n lig h t
ford.
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w ho fail* to su b scr ib e for T h e O b­
• My boy. that strike w as arbitrated
and aettled and called off the night server. T h e r e is n o oth er d irectory
Grace ran you down with her auto. o f S h er m a n c o u n ty beaidee th e lis t
But you can ho»d up your head tu o f re»idere of t h is p ap er. S ee t b e
town all the same. That wa* the only p o in t?
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Interview I gave out. and It clinched
T h e N ew p iggp is c e r ta in ly a
Bixby's stand. Bo I guess your dam ­
m ost d eserv ed ly p o p u la r h o te l, and
ages are about sattlod, ahT*
Stafford amllad, but be wa* thinking m in e h o st, J . J. H ec k a r d a u d w ife.,
of • girl standing am ong the daffodil* are e n title d to a Very lib eral p a iro n
In the garden, her face upraised to hla.
"Battled In fu ll for Injuria* received,” age. T h e ta b le is s u p p lie d w ith
he said.
♦•verything n ice, and th e room s art-
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WITTS I BAKER. Prow.
V. B. L y tle,
© — DEALERS IN—«
M o ro . O r.
a . O. W aM lw i
Osesrsl Passenger Agent.
fla r b le and G ra n ite M o n u m e n ts
Superb,
A n d A ll K in d s o f S to n e W o r k
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Iron and W ire F encing for C em eteries
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We Buy Direct From Quarrie* in Car Load Lots
F IR S T C L A S S W O R K AT L O W E S T P R IC E S
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munmeme
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F o r A L L th e new s
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T R A IN S
EVERY DAY IN T H E YEAR
BETWEEN
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ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS ANO PUGET SOUND
J. H. B O TTE M ILLE R , Prop-
£>ealcr in and always in sock,
“ T h e C o m fo rtab le W a y ”
W ood, Coal, P o sts and W ire,
Lum ber, W in d o w s, Doors
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d * \ B u ild in g M aterials
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new , n e a t and c le a n .
T h e p a tron age o f T fi« Observe»
i,»es * not p e r m it o f it u«in g t e le ­
from the time of our birth till wo II«
lowu for the laat time.
Thi beat dejetme from the dfiarcra of
diaciUio la vigor of
£ 4
' body and activity
ZVAx
*«• natural funo-
> tiona.
Dt« kind o f (U-
alatunce la Imporv
ant. It must not
I* attmulatlon foi
Rive« hut tem-
r
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porary effect, and
Y !
. r} I vl the reaction I« more
t h a n depressing,
t
Tok« « n Untie—
lid'* t * 427 T<»ka
b m ( e one
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.« A y
Halt normal dljnm-
tlnn and, aaaimnac
Unit and prnvn a reconstrnrUya rather
then a omm rof wafto, Tl»i* will tfvw
n a .i r< >r J 'lfr
to put In motion
normal e it b of repair and tt sue build Ina.
.Such <» t</»»' wi a grown bi Nature«
f ¡n>»T;i»orv. bidden in rtn» ground and
l»t.»'^hi
forty years aim by Dr.
K V. Fierce,'who lout made
treat-
m«nt of liii"i rtng dUmascs his IIio-long
: tjii» and «ure.
tit two* glyceric extract* Instead of
alcoholic ones, exactly proportion»-«! and.
eoml>lti»»d by nrt*«w«Rea of his own Inven­
tion. ttrst used tn hk* private practice and
I« often great tut Womans’, but X*>0> now given o»it freely tt» the world In hl*
"Golden
£)is«-ov«ry," which 1«
A ustin, manager of the Republican, of eompoeed Mtsllval
<»f tioiilen Neal root, Queen’*
Leavenw orth, llid .,
not unreason­ root. Stone root. Black < herrybttrk, ltlood-
able,
he refuted to allow tb e d oc­ root and Mandrake root.
Mr« A. T. Jones, of «XI H u t» * BtrreL Ban
tor« to cp» rate on hla w ife for female Frsnulanu.
writ«««-. " A * a child I w m
dnllcate, »«id f n - i t car« w m takort of me
trouble. "Instead,” he «ay«, "w e con­ b w iu M i some of r..7 rolativna h id died of
cluded to try FJeotric Ritters. My wife cuosampt >on, altbo urti m r fsther ta d mother
were healthy. 1 ri» w up with u tilr the or-
waa then so sick .h^ could hardly leave d le ir v dteoSM-s of a ll children, but about
tw o rears o v I cuetrscu-d • « v m i e ld .
her. lied, and five [6] phyelolana had which would not yield t»« nu«'h liom e-treat,
failed to relieve her. After taking E lec­ ment as was h in d y . f»m'tors were trted. but
a fte r three months of lids treatm ent I w m
tric Hl item ahe w w rretored to health, only worw«. Tlnsi ! » t i advised to try hr.
P le n a ’s Hotden Mv«»l«-al Ithmoverr. *nd am
aud can now perform all her honeehnld Clad
to ear that three ts .tth s not only c«r»<l
datiea. Guaranteed by Moral» « Siedler pie ot Ute cold and «»Huih. but mad»- m« teal
better than I «ver had bt fore. I will alw ara
Weeeo. I’rlteWXi. ,
have a tiu t t b o f this ntedk ln« In the hesire."
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Thisw tin y. stwar-«s>ated anti-
hlltoira <ranul>-s re ru ls te and
W hen Sunday* «choola, public W T h je e w Invigorate
»to maeh. L lre r and
KeU«aw
K Do not (paret lh e ” |dU
achools. iddgca, of fatuities want a
O í M. PROMT
W.
For detailed information, rates, etc., address
Salt Lakq
S. 0. YERKES, A. Q. P. A.. 0. NHtV.
> 2nd Ave. and Columbia St*.,
" Seattle, Washlagte*.
S . S . D ak ota S a ils for T h e O rie n t D s o s m b s r 10.
Derivar. :
Omaha.
Chicago nnff
Kanees Ofcy.
Ocean
O. BRYANT
Opokane,
Minneapolis,
St, Paul and
Ohioago.
learners leave Portland at B p. m.
every 6 davs tor
S A N F R A N C IS C O .
F rost & B ryan t
Boats lease Portland daUv except Sunday
for Wlnanietle and Lower Columbia
River Points.
Monthly Steamers to China and |apen.
For full 'nlorpiatlon call on or adereas
Confectionery, -
Cigars, Tobaccos,«
X Billiards # Pool Tables
.bstracting
Real E s ta te
G eii'l P n esen g er A g e n t,
P o r tla n d , O regon
In su ran ce
Loans
G in n B u ild in g — flo r o , Ö re.
>Ice Cold D rin k s and Ice Cream <5
> in season. Soda W ater, bottled 4»
>and fo u n ta in , a lw a y s on hand.-J*
V ~ ( ) f f l e e for
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Long Distance Phone
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Fl«t Street,
Corner Park A v e ., J
Moro, Oregon.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WAY TO CROSS THE CONTINENT
C R. S H A N D Y , A<ent,
Moro, Oregon
Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Spring*. Leadville, Pueblo,
Colorado Spring* and Denver
A Daylight Ride* Through Nature’s Art Gallery
Pasting Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Tennessee Past,
Marshall Pax* and the Royal Gorge
T R A IN S DAILY ß H T W L E N .OGDEN A N D D E N V E R
........... E Q U IP M E N T And S E R V IC E S E C O N D TO N O N E
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Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
THE
D A LLES,
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OREGON
303 Second Street, n e x t door to th e
P acific E xp ress C om p an y.
Mail orders p rom p tly atten d ed to
A ll work w arranted.
P o rtlan d , O reg o n
For Detailed Information, address
W . C. M cB R ID E , General Agent,
124 Third Stree
PORTLAND. OREGON.
A lw ays Remember the Full Name
j .axative R rom o Q u in in e
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two.
on Bos. 25c.
8A N JO SE , CAL
O8CAK
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SEEK NO FURTHER, FOR BETTER CAN’T BE FOUND
We w ant to aeud you free o f all coat,
10 coplen o f our jo u c m l w h ich youi
can Bell tor 60c. You retain t h e e n - 1
tire am ount to pay for your future
supplies w h ich we w ill furnish to
you at a spCCISI'rttte In order to e n ­
courage you to build up a (wiruia
nent m o n th ly route.
Address a postal card to Dept. A
and we w ill send th e papers b y re­
turn of m ail. T his p ays you 50c and
will on ly cost you lc. so atten d to it
at once, as w e can on ly supply them
to a lim ited num ber In each dlatrlot.
In fact, to on ly one If It Is In the
country.
A N D K B SO N . M ANAGER
F r e e b u ^ to a n d fr o m t r a in s
R a te s by tb e d a y
5 0 c , 7 5 c , $ 1 . 0 0 , 8 1 . 5 0 , OS
E u r o p e a n P la n
A G o o d C le a n F a m ily H o te l
p H. Johnson I Jon
M O R O , O RCCON.
N B C _ Q 2 E £ u _ - 5 -
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A t T he O bserver O ffice
— N o ta ry Public.
A tto rn ey for the State School F o w
for Sherm an C o u n ty .
MORO. ORBGOA*
A B lue Mark here w ill answ er an
Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the date of the paper »»a the date at
which your current subacrlptlon expires.
E x p ress and freight d eliv er­
ed to any p a rt of the city.
T runks and grips taken to
and from all trains.
P^ano and
H pucialty.
Vinton H o tel
BAILEY GATZEItT
DALLES CITY,
REGULATOR.
METLAKO
SADIE U
Steamer Bally Gatsert leaves Portland»
7 am. Mondays, Wednesday a and Fridays
Leave* The Dalles 7 a. m., Tuesdays,.
Thursdays and Saturdays..
Steamer Regulator leaves Portland T
am., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday*.
Leave* The Dalle* 7 a. m., Mondays,
Wednesdays, and FGdavt.
Steamer* leaving Portland make daily-
connection at Lyle, with CR&N train for
Goldendale and Klickitat Valley points.
CR&N train leaving Goldendale on
Mondays, Wednesday* and Friday* 6 30 a.
m., making connection with steamr Regu­
lator lor Portland, at I way points,
CR&N train leaves goldendale on Tues­
days, Thursday* and Saturday* 8 30 a. m.
connecting at Lyle with Steamer Sadie
i H for The Dalles correcting there with O.
R.&N. trains East and West.
Steamer Sadie B leaves Cascade Locks
dally, except Sunday, 7 am. tor The Dalle*
ind way point* arriving Dalles 11 am.
Leave* The Dalle* 2 pm., arriving Cas­
cade Lock* 6 pm.
Meal* served on all steamer*.
Fine accommodation* tor teams and
wagon*.
Steamer leave* Portland from Alder St.
dock.
GENERAL OFFICES PORTLAND OR
M? Talbot, V. P. & G. M.
R oom « iu co n n e c tio n w ith
Star R esta u ra n t.
F u r n itu r e m o v in g our
S p e c ia l sp rin g tr u c k
th e
for th ia work.
J. H. R IN E A R 8O N , Manager
G RASS VALLEY, O R E.
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New Entirely,
C onvientto Business
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Office in Peoples b u ild in g M ain St.
Stock Inspector
S h erm an County,
Oregon.
Address: MORO, ORP.GON
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Moro, Oregon.
W e ’ve g o t tb e tool* and whHta
m ore we kn ow bow to uae th em in
thia P rin t S h op . C om e and aee for
y on reelf.
H otel M
25 cents.
oro
Sunday D inner 35 centa.
W . C. R U T L E D G E , Prop.
Moro/Oregon.
t
J. W. HILU M. D-
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e
T H E DA LLE8. OREGON.
Electric Lights in Every Room
and Electric Call Bells.
— H O T E L , R A TES TO S U IT VOU. —
S IN N O T T d F IS H . P R O P R IE T O R S
Western Union Telegraph Co.
T he Chicago-Portland Special, tbe
moat luxurious train In the , (world.
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinir g
car.'buHet smoking ana library cur
(barber and bath). Leas than three
days Portland to Chicago
TW O
to Chicago are operated daily via the
O regon R ailroad & N avigation
Company. Oregon Short Line R ail­
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
}V7iere the People Stop
Umatilla House
Offlo« O .R .A K Fy.
Chicago
T hrough T rains
JOUWNAL
s
Double-Track
Missouri River
N earest Hotel to B u sin ess Center
P ostoffice and Depot.
wm
b Th« Only
Railway betweea tbe
Conducted on Beat Principles
U m »
ha b it," hot cure <x«nstlr*’ l<»n- Dne or tiro
each day for a la a a tlv c and now iatnr. th h a
or four for an active ca’ hartlc. thtce t r i «
alw ays in fa ro r. P u t up Ie rlaJat alwara
New Observation-Library-Compartment Cars,
A g en t for The F airbank*-tforoe Q oaollne E n gin e*.
I
com plete library-, we can aave them
money if- they will intruet their
order to T he Obeerver Book Store.
T o m tble No 10 North bod
«July M , 1904
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HQRSE^SHQEIIMG^A SPECIALTY.
UNSEEN DANGER IS ON OUK IK ALA
w I m - ii
F L O R S lt
B .
Iro n and Wood W orking.
A good story 1* told of tw o young
Englishmen traveling In Europe. They
had never thoroughly m astered any of
gra p h ic se rv ice co v erin g new e o f the
the language« commonly spoken on the
cenUurat and ware particularly weak [o u tsid e w orld, b u t our read ers can
la their French, knowing that language d ep en d up on th e O regon s e m i­
well enough by sight, but not having a
w e ek ly J o u r n a l fo r - su c h serv ice.
speaking acquaintance with t t
Finding tn?m selves tn a sm all French T h e J o u rn a l is p u b lish e d T u e sd a y
town oua evening; they were desirous and F r id a y o f ea ch w eek and ie «
of Obtaining a good cup of coffee.
d a ily in a lm o st e v e r y th in g but
Knowing that cafe wo* ooffee and that
inlt wo* milk, they endeavored to call n am e. S e m i w e ek ly J o u r n a l and
for a Judicious mixture of the two, but T h e O bserver on ly $ 2 26 per y e a r
their articulation wa* of so remarkable 1 S u b scrib e now , aud g e t th ree papers
an order that they succeeded only In
getting the coffee. C«fe au late they for a b o u t th« price of one.
tried -without aucce»*. Then du la.v-lt
A v e n a r iu s C a rh o lin eu m is a germ
wa* attempted unavalllngly. The su g­
gestion that lalt might be pronounced I df-svroyer. D ecay b ein g k germ , it
d e str o y s th e c a u se of d eca y in p osts
“light” w as adopted equally tn vain.
Finally In despair one of the strug­ |*»r tim b er. T h e U S .G o v e r n m e n t,
gling youth* exclaimed:
"WelL It’* mighty queer w e don’t tho O R N C o., M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty ,
know enough to got a little-drop of and c ity o f P o rtla n d , are m a k in g
milk."..
genoral use o f it on b ridge tim b ers,
"Do you want milk?" asked the
e
tc. I t is th e beet c h ick en lic e d e ­
waltres*. opening her mouth for the
stro y er on th e m a r k e t, and w ill
first time.
"Y-y<»s,” stammered tho travelers, sw ee ten and preserve a w ater trough,
overwhelmed with surprise.
pig p en , sta b le , etc , and k eep aw ay
“Than why didn’t you say so a t rfliei;" It is a g u a r a n te e d article.
first?” queried the girl as ahe fldunced
T h e O bserver Book Store is d istr ib ­
And agalu the yonng men didn’t utor o f th e frure a r tic le in S h er m a n
o o u n ty .
know.—London Tlt-BIts.
to belong to the tramp genua, but hla
w.etiifwla war* decidedly tromp-llka.
"Did you want to a«« any one up at
tbe house!“
"Well, I did,” Stafford confeaaad
cheerfully. “But they wouldn’t let me
In, ao I waa gMng back by way of the
gates thia Um*."
The girl laughed a trifle nervoualy
and drew on her glove*.
"They'll have to let you In thia time,
because I mean to take you back with
aue. L ift tbe gentleman In, please, A n­
drew.”
Stafford mamiged to suggest aom«-
thtu« about going to tbe hotel at Vnlou
port—ha would be all right there; he
could wlro to New York—when the
rtiauffeur raised him, and with the
rush of BU<l<1en agonizing pain there
came a «Upping hack Into alienee and
darknesa.
The alienee remained when !»•• r "iu l
light again. Tt waa very attll. Ha
looked lazily Up at the yellow tinted
xralta. St the window next h!a bed
There were yellow curtalna at tt. and
on the window atll waa a Jar filiad with
bloaaomlng daffodils. They looked pret­
ty In the aunahlne. Stafford was so en
groeaed In watching them that be did
not notice the girl standing a t the half
o|tened door until tlia nurse had left the
room and ahe came to th* foot of the
bed and smiled down at him.
“Waa It yesterday?" asked Stafford
Hhe laughed.
"You have been bad. haven’t you? It
waa day before, day before, day before
y e ste r d a y -lo st Toeeday,"
Stafford stared steadily up at her.
L ast Tuendayl And he should have
turned In the Interview by Wednesday,
•o Curtis could bustle the Illustrations.
"Did you wire to New York?”
“WU couldn’t
We didn’t know
where to wire. You’re the prince ln-
c d f . you know. W e don’t know a
blepsed thing about y«U,’who yon ara
• r where you oom« from. It’s very
Inter ea tin g ”
"Bo tt la," s e a t e d Stafford eertwu-
ly
”«V I a«k If Mr Hougbtou has
MM
T h er
The great rule of net
Keep the bowel« rq
And (he great medici
Aycr’a Pilla.
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