Sherman County observer., June 01, 1906, Image 4

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the sanitarium was "begun. T t was over
a rough, sam ly road, lined w ith gloom y
pines through which the wind bowled
MORO, OMOOM :
dismally.
Olmstead unrolled his steamer rugs
FR ID A Y ................... ’ J unk 1906 and offered them to the women, two of
whom were shivering miserably. The
younger woman greeted thia act of
P e rs o n al T a lk W ith Yaw-
courtesy w ith a pretty amlle of ac­
If von do not read The Observer knowledgment that „ quickened bis
Vliy N ot?
pulses.
“They might at least have some blan­
We sho uld lik e to have you take
It, and w< ’mow It would be profitable to kets In the barge." be said.
“ It would seam so," was her quiet,
vou to become a aubscrlber. We send 1»
two year* for $250; oneyear $1 60; 12^ct» noncommittal reply, and than there was
month 1» s’t much. Try It. Order by silence until ’ the sanitarium
was
p (M.lal Card, and pay for It when you can.
reached.
Olmstead paid in advance, received
A t a n v tim e when requested Io d o
the paper will be discontinued. Hut we a hurried examination from one of ths
expect that all arrears will be paid before physicians and was assigned a room on
auch request is made. It Is easy to ask us the second floor. A t the supper table
lor a statement, which will be cheerfully he mat ths young woman again. She
rendered at any time.
smiled and nodded as he took his seat
opposite her.
“I t ’s not exactly a promising begin
nlng," she said, indicating the table.
“I should say not,“ he replied. " I be­
lieve this far» would prove ths undoing
of a ragged person, to say nothing of
Its effects on an Invalid."
“Shall you stay 7” she asked.
"A week a t least." said be. “And
your
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B jr G r a n t O tv r n
•T shall stay for a time, anyway,
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she returned.
(opvrtoW , 1»«. bn itefte Ifoualat
A fter th a t meal they were Weeds.
They strolled about the grounds to­
Olmstead stood on the uneven plat
gether. They found quiet nooks where
form of the desolate little station they oould discuss freely the loafficlen
watehlmr the red lights on the rear end cy of the doctors, the slovenllnaes of
of the local grow fainter and fain ter In the nurses and the general lack of any
the bleak tw ilight. A t regular Intervale thing like system about the place.
“Why. it's just a 'd o lla r and cents
up and down the platform smoky kero­
scheme." she declared angrily one day.
sene lanterns made dftll splotches of
"A ll they are a fte r Is the money of
yellow In the gloom, and here and there
these deluded people who come here.’
the target lamps of the switches shew*
“I suspected as much before I oam<
ed feeble colorings of red end green.
said be.
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The lights on the local disappeared
"Then why did you c o m e r she asked
around a curve, and Olmstead swung
quickly.
about to survey the barren little sta­
"I wanted to try It. at least," said 1
tion, turning up his coat collar as be
did so, for the night wind bad a chill
She looked at him curiously.
“I have my own suspicions about
breath of frost In I t
Draw n up by the statlou was a sorry you," she laughed.
“And w hat are they, p r a y r said he.
looking barge, near which stood a shab­
by man bawling lustily: “Carriage fo r But she only shook her head In awn­
ing refusal to commit herself further.
Un* sanitarium! This way for the sanl
Olmstead had Ixxiks and inagaslnee
tarlum !’’
O lm stead m ade hia w a y thith er, sm il­ and fruits sent up. These be shared
in g grim ly. T he four other p a ssen g ers w ith her, and she accepted them with
a grave frankness that pleased him
mightily.
'rbey read together; they walked to­
gether; they sang together evenings in
the so called "music room." Day by
day Olmstead grew more Interested in
her, aud Anally the interest changed
Into something deei»er.
H e stayed out his first week and his
second. A t the beginning of the third
he realised that, consumptive though
she might be, he had found the ene wo­
man In the world.
One evening Just at tw ilight they
strolled down to a little stream that
crossed the grounds. The a 1/1 waa clear
and frosty. Behind a fringe of pines
the sky flared red and gold.
“O f course you know it by this time,
said Olmstead qqletly.
‘‘W hat 7" she aaked.
"That 1 love you,” said be.
She caught her breath. H er face
grew very rosy. She turned to him
slowly.
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"Our condition"— she began.
"Let me tell you something," he said.
" I am not a tuberculosis p atient Cer­
tain unsavory hints regarding the gross
mismanagement of this place have
been whispered abroad. I was sent
here by the D ally Star to Investigate.
Hhe looked across the stream to the
“ ZORGIVX ME," HUE RAID. "DO YOU IS )"
pines and the flaming sky behind them
WHY 1 AM UIRI?"
“T hat clears you, but bow about
who had nllghted from the train had
preceded him and were now climbing me?’ she aaked very quietly.
"I lo ts you," he repeated simply,
Into the barge.
“and to leve nothing matters."
“Sanitarium, air?" Inquired ths ahub
"Not even my—my being b e re t’ «he
by man as Olmstead came up. “All
The
O b server.
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T H E IR
INVESTIGATION
rig h t sir. « It right In. I^et s have your
checks I ’ll git your baggage."
Ths checks were hniHfcd over, and
while the driver was getting the trunk«
Olmstead looked over the other occn-
pants of the barge. Thera were one
inan and three women. The man and
tw o o f the women were typical con I
snmptlvna narrow cheated and hollow
cheeked Now and then they coughed
spasmodically. They Were poorly drees
ed and w lden tly of the class who
availed themselves of tbs state s chart
ty fund to bring them here.
The other woman was of an entirely
different type. Rhs was well dressed
and young In the dim light from the
station lamps Olmstead could see she
was decidedly pretty.
Hhe did not
cough, nor was she hollow cheeked like
the rest. Olmstead mads two mental
decisions that she was a pay patient
and that her case was not as yet a
very serious one. H e felt a sudden
thrill of pity that she should be hers,
so evidently was she at odds w ith ths
dreary surroundings.
The driver returned with the trunks
and bags on a truck. W ith the station
agent's assistance they were plied Into
the rear of the barge and the dflve
G oing to T h e B e a o h 7
H e r «yeeHanced; 'she fa irly shook' wTFh
m errim ent H e watched her In pon ied
Round trip eeaeon excursion llokeb*
silence. ITseeutly she came close to to Clatsop and N o rth Reach points via
him and laid both her bands on his the Astoria and Colum bia Itiv e r Rail
road were placed on sale M a y 1st, and
shoulders.
“Forgive me," she said, “but t t la w ill be d ally u n til Kept. 90th, a t the
such an absurd situation. Do you Portlaud office, 248 A ld er street, and at
the Union Depot, a t the popdlar rate
know why I am b e re t’
of *4 for the round trip . Children of
H e shook his head.
h a lf fare age, one-half the a d u lt rata.
“W ell." she said, "those unsavory
Tickets good golugone day fro m date
hlnta reached further than the Star. of sale, and for return u n til October 16-
The editor e f Billot’s Magaxlne sent me These tickets are Interchangeable and
here on a mission very sim ilar to w ill be honored for passage In either
direction between Portland and Astoria
yours.”
N o r V T Co.
The color had faded from the aky. on the (mats of the O R
Close rail connection made at Astoria
The wind grew almost biting In it«
w ith ths boat to and from N o rth Beach
chi IL A group of shivering patients In points. For all inform ation regarding
oue of the pavilions saw a moch en­ the beaches' and the beet way to get
grossed couple w alking toward the san there, address C. A . Stew art, agent.
ltartum.
"W hich goes to show we have dis­
Cheap Fare East.
covered a t least one redeeming feature
T
he
passenger
departm ent o f the O R
about this place," the man was say­
ing. But ths shivering patients were A N has Issued a circular announcing
specie! excursion rates for the oomlng
by no means convinced of it.
summer scasou. One lim ited flret class
(are, plus 9 10, is the rate for round trip
W h o W e — t h o R ea« o f H i n t
A curious case was tried In England tickets to all the principal points of the
about a century ago to decide the quee east and m iddle west. Tickets on thia
tloo of next of kin. Job Taylor, quar­ basis m ay be purchased for Chicago, St
termaster In the Royal artillery, wat, Louis, S t Paul, Minneapolis, D u luth,
drowned, w ith hla w ife Lucy, in try
Kansas city, St Joseph, Atchison, O m a­
lng to eave her a fte r shipwreck. He
had made a w ill leaving all that be ha, Leavenw orth, Council H lu ftsan d
poeaeeeed to her, but as she did not Sioux city. The dates on w hich these
live to give the w ill effect a dispute rates w ill obtain are J u ly 2d and Id ,
arose among their next of kin as to the August 7th, 8th and 9th, September 8th
proper disposal of the estate, which and 10th. The tim e lim it Is placed at
90 days. T h e same rate w ill be rnsde
w as valued a t £4.000.
to M ilw aukee, W ls., August 7th, 8th,
I t had been ruled, In conformity
and 9th, only.
w ith a principle of the Roman civil
law , that when tw o perished together
0T1CK FOR PUBLICATION.
In a common calamity and It was un­
certain which was fa r a time the sur­
Department of the Interior,
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vivor the decision should favor which­
LandOflloe. The Dalles, Or.,
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Maywth, law;. )
ever was the more robust In this case
Notioe is hereby given that Rranoie M.
the w ife had distinctly the better con Barnison,
of Ajax, Oregon, ha# tiled notioe
stltutlon, but as against this It was of bi* Intention to make final ooiumntnti* n
m
oot
In
aupport
of hi« olaim. vis: Horoe-
urged th a t as be plunged In to save
her, she probably expired first. , A fter ■tead Entry No. 9281 made April 29,1901,for
ths
8EMKWX SeeUo«. »8, To- 1 8.
lengthy arguments the Judge bald that, R 19 East and lot 4 Bee non 8, Township 2 8.
though strung In constitution, ths w ife R .n g« I a E, W U and that «aid proof will
would probably have been more timid be made before the Ragiater nud Receiver
St The Dalle«, Oregon, on Jnly 19th, 1906.
than her soldier husband and granted
He names the following witneaeea to
administration to his next of kin.
prove hi« oontinnona residence opon and
oaltivstion of said land, vis: E 0 Mnley,
George Cram. George Htuith, and Walter
MCfc«ra<rt«r*’ S t e e l— .
Smith, all of Ajsx. Oregon.
T he giving of a "character" to do­ 6tjeljy6—M2] M iohxsl T . N oi . a s , Register
mestic servants is one of the severest
M 0T 1C E FOR PUBLICATION.
testa of the employers character, j
lv
Department ol The Interior,
Irish master, being called upon to
Land Offloe at The Dalles, Or.
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May 26, 1906. I
w rite a testimonial for a groom whom
Notioe 1« hereby given that Alida A. Eri n-
ha V a a discharging for drunkenness,
oia, formerly Alida A. Herman«, of Monk-
gave him a good character, but omit­ land, Oregon, bae filed notioe of her inten­
ted to mention one trait. The groom tion to make five-year proof in aupport of
returned the letter, objecting that It her olaim, vis: Homestead Entry No. 869».
did not say he was sober. The master made Oct. 28, 1900,for the WW of the N
Section 36, Township 1 8, rafale 18 E, W M,
added “sometimes sober," and the man and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Beoeiver at The Dalles,Oregon
was content.
The woman who had to recommend on July 17th, 1906.
Hhe names the following witnesses to prove
the Inefficient cook she had kept for her oontinuoas residenoe opon and cultiva­
seven years only Itecause she was tion of ths said land, vie: Hugh Morton sod
afraid to give her notice went onq bet I Hathnwav, of Monkland, Oregon. James
ter. She bad covered three pages w ith Htevart of Ko t lodge, Oregon. 11 M Shall, of
Kent, Oregon.
undeserved ftomutvndatlona. She had 6ljeljyG #22ll Michael T. Nolan, Register
placed It In an envelope and addressed
It, and her conscience pricked her bad
ly. Then she had a happy Iden nnf
broke open the seal, adding to her let­
ter as a postscript, "Ood forgive m e r
I t satisfied her consolence, but history
Practical Watchmaker
does net relate If It satisfied the ether
and J e w tle r.
woman.
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J.O. ’ Elrod’s brick, next door to
S- T. Co’s. Store.
FRANK M ANKTU
A t heart Americans still enjoy hotel
life Immensely, la spite of much re­
proof from foreigners who consider it
in bad form. The American baa not
really acquired the country house habit,
although he Is trying to do so. I t does
not as yet satisfy hla longing for a
constant change of scene and entire In­
dependence. Hotel IJfe, condemned as
It la by the finely discriminating aa nn
homelike, flaunting and too pubMo, still
appeals to the average American as a
very diverting Interlude to domestic ex-
Ctuolveness
They even prefer It In
reality to entertaining or being enter-.
"Not even your being here," he as­ Ulned a fte r the hoepttabla, but some­
w hat responsible, European fashion —
sert ad.
JSuddenlj she fpH to laughing softly. Landon Telegraph.
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It wict s y n in itb e th ' tro u b le d u e to d ysp ep sia,
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worked d n e r fe c tly and I soon t-egan to look
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Arrives 5.00 p. m. d aily except riunday.
Portlaad, Tb D&lles sad w pouts
Hteamers leave Portland and T he
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P o rtla n d , Oregon
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w ith down river tioat for Portland aud
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body n weak Is-cause It Is Ill-nourished A Good Clean
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T he liver will 1st torpid and Inactive,
giving rise to.biliousness, loss of appetite,
w eak nerves, feeble or Irregular action of
heart, palpitation, dizzineas, headache
hackacfio and kindred disturbances and
wi-akne* es.
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