Sherman County observer., July 27, 1906, Image 4

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1906
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a d T h e O b s e rv e r
. lik e to h a v e y o u la k e
uow it would be profitable u
» ■ \ r come a subscriber. We ►<u>d 1'
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.« for $2 50; oney ear $1 50; 12b‘ ‘*
»th Is i ’t much. Trv it. Order by
,al Card, and pay for it when )» « ran
A t atty tim e w h e n r e q u e s te d to do
• a the paper will be discontinued lint we
expect that all arrear will be paid before
such request i* made. 1'
a*k
lor a statem ent, which will be rbeerfulh
rendered at any time.
Ì
The Return
to Grace *
By HENRY UNSLEY DOOLITTLE
um*«*. H*. *»
u**i,ï'
O E the p a st y e ar Kellogg has
beeu kept busy refu tin g ex ag ­
g e rated stories of his m istaken
Identity. To his friends, there­
fore. th e first tru e account should be of
Seep I n te re s t In review ing his last
►veiling a t th e exposition he rem em ber-
ad h aving tak e n in a fa ir share of the
Pike. The T yrolean Alps, Creutlou,
H e rea fter, th e Cliff D w ellers -be luul
•een them all, good, bad or Indifferent.
Thus fa r he had proceeded on his loose
ehange.
And then he had come to th e Naval
a ttle and to the end of his quarters,
rin g Into his hip pocket, his hand
brought forth not the expected
H, b a t a p sp e r of chewing tobacco,
urprtsed for utterance, he saun
>ack to the now deserted plazn to
tin a ssets In silence. An emer-
F
To Curo • C old In O n e D ay.
soon ns 1 CHn f in d ” —
.ellogg.“ a asertM the frightened pas­ ''•As
“ l i v c u u s e It y o u c a r e to w a l l t il l t o
» i —■—
• v - <r
senger "See, here a re the Initials In m o r r o w l m ig h t t a k e » o u t h e m in m y T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u in in e tab lets
my h a tb a n d su d oii my suit case. As a u t o ” s h o c o n c lu d e d , w i t h h o n e y e d n w e o t - A | j d r u g g j s t # r c f u n J m o n e y ¡ j
my w a lle t
stole**. 1 Lad to re tu rn
T h e n o r t h e a s t w in d h a d s u d d e n l y v e e r e d
to cure. E .W , Grove’s signature ¡8 01’
oa a r a t r a te ticket."
t o t h e w e s t . F r a n k b e g u n s o u n d i n g t o s o « each box. 25c.
••'1 h a t’s w hat they all soy.”
1
p o r t la y a h e a d —o r r e c k s .
••Take me through to C incinnati If
T h e n » o u r e a ll y a r e n 't p r o v o k s d w i t h
,
____
you w ou’t believe uie. I ’ve frien d s there
for e o m t n g r o u n d t o n ig h t ? "
Now that you are thinking hard
who can estab lish my Identity."
ail t o o b i s a j o k e t o s e e y o u —t h e w o r t h y ttlioqt machinery, extras,
oils, har-
•'H uh' 1 suppose you know I dou t
n k l in l t e v i l l e ’V 11*’* *
J “ neBB, e tc ., kx»k Over
»dverUBf-
go In th a t di.reellon and think you e su b M y r. a F p r o a l ic
e c a p t a in " , f o A s a h e a d .
W hy,
’ „
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work u sm ooth gam e ou the uext con­ o n e W o u ld h a v e t h o u g h t 1 h a d o u t a | tnetit of W F \\ elgtthd A Co , (•
ductor. No. sir; IndisuapolU la plenty ____ i h w u r r e n l f e e b r e e c h o f p r o n t ls e , t h «
I
Valley, Or.
w a y y o u w e r e la n d e d h e r e ."
good enough for such as you."
•Y o u l ik e tp c a r r y a J o k e a y o o d w a y ? ”
T henceforth Kellogg w as guarded a t
‘ Y e s ; t h a t 'p w h y 1 d e c id e d t o l a k e , y o u
•v ery station. It w as a uio*t Ignom ini­ to C i n c i n n a t i.” w a s t h e r e a d y r e jo in d e r .
Our “ ade” a ttra c t attention and
N o t h i n * w iu i to b e g a i n e d in t h a t d i r e c ­
ous experience for oue who h ad uever
advertise. When you get our ad
o y o u k n ow , th o se th ree y e a r s
know n the force of being a suspicious t h io a n v e . s “ e D
e m e d a n a w f u lly lo n g t im e ,” h a
vertieing, You get business bringers.
Character. At tim es he fe lt Mlmost b e g a n o n a n e w t a c k .
guilty .of som e a w fu l crim e, aud Jail
D ea r m e!
H a v e y o u fo u n d th em so,
Htarlirg him in the fuce for a t least a w it h t h r e e w i v e s f o r e n t e r t a i n m e n t 7 I 'v e
Before com ing to the clly to trade read
t im e In m y l i f e . ”
night. I t w as m addening. T his w as n e R v e e a r c h h a i n d g s u o c u h t , A h d o a n s d e yf
era are requested to exam ine T h e Obaei ver
iz e d h e r l e f t h a n d
advertising colum ns. Its the active, wide­
w hat cam e of relying upon his ow n re­ a n d f e l t f o r a n y t e l l U i le r in g s .
awake business man who advertises, con
••B u t y o u ’r e n o t e n g a g e d . ” h e r e t u r n e d
sources.
sequently he U the m ost accom m odating,
1 s h e J erk ed a w a y h e r h a n d .
But had h a e x h au ste d every resource?
sells the cheapest, and deals th e most lib
“ W e ll , w h a t If I 'm n o t ? ”
Reluvtautly he recalled a rum or th a t
" O h, n o th in g .
I w
jls a f r a i d y o u m i g h t erally in every wav
Miss M orton hud recently m oved w est
», s e e i n g I t's l e a p y e a r . ”
to Indianapolis. H is m ind w aqdered
" W e ’r e e v e n n o w ," s h e a d m it t e d .
"I
Avoid personalities. C om plim ents deli­
h
ii b e g i n n i n g t o f e a r y o u h a d l o s t y o u r
trnck to th at evening three y e ars ago
o ld t im e b r i ll ia n c y .
N o ; I a m n o t o n - cately given are always acceptable, but
when sho had all b u t literally throw n g y g e d - y e t T h e I d e a o f y o u r s u p p o s i n g even they m ust not be overdone, a t the
th eir engagem ent ring a t his heud. She a n y e n g a g e d g ir l w o u ld b e s i t t i n g h e r e charge of incinceritv is apt to follow a
bad declared th a t she w ould uever In t h e d a r k e n t e r t a i n i n g y o u ! - W h y , it shower o f pretty nothings spread broad
•peak to him again, an d she had a w o u ld b e I n f in it e ly w o r s e t h a n k i s s i n g 1 cast
m ost m ullah way of keeping hor word. p o o T r h C e n o u h s e in w T a o s m y o g u o r o d c b o y u . s ” i n ? ” a s k e d K e l ­
It had beeu so foolish of h e r to tly a t lo g g s l o w l y , p a i n f u l l y . H e b r e a t h e d lia r d
bin1! for m erely re m o n stra tin g w ith her a t t h e r e c o l l e c t io n o f u ll h e h a d s a id b e ­
over the a tte n tio n s of a n o th er fellow. f o r e , n o t k n o w in g
»•A f ir s t c o u s in a b o u t t o s e t o u t f o r t h e
No, he concluded hotly to him self,
P h i li p p i n e s . P o o r b o y , h e d i e d t h e r e l a s t
W ill be for service at ray place
ra th e r th au th a t hla nam e should have y e a r ."
south east of Spaulding chapel.
to stand ou the Indianapolis police rec­
" Y o u m i g h t h a v e t o ld m e ," h e g r ie v e d .
" Y o u d id n o t g i v e m e a chance.
Be­ Terms $1.00, payable nt the lime.
ords.
W . R . B l it S H M K ,
s id e s . I f e l t t o o h u r t a t y o u r c i r c u m s t a n ­
M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
HAS POINTS OF MERIT WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
The best fe a tu ro so f m erit
in tills fe n cin g are found
in Its m u ltitu d e of horizon­
tal w ire s,th e ra h le d selvage
a u d cable every foot iu th e
h e ig h t of fence, to suy
n o th in g o f th e c o n n ec tin g
m esh w ires; th is , coupled
w ith its p ecu liar c o n stru c­
tio n , b a rs a n y possibility
of its c o n tra c tin g , sagging
or n a rro w in g to g eth e r be­
tw e en posts; doing aw ay
w ith th e to p a n d b ottom
b o a rd ra il a n d fully one*
lia lf th e nu m lter of inists
o rd in a rily requlreti, w hich
reduces th e actual cost of
th e com pleted fence. T iiese
ite m s alone in su re a sa v in g
w y , V 7 V 7 v . k z w
w
w
r e t r e ' u X
t ia l J u d g m e n t t o c a r e t o d e f e n d m y s e l f . ”
" W o n ' t Jlou f o r g i v e m e n o w , G r a c e ? "
A s h e le a n e d e a g e r ly to w a r d h e r th e
s tr e e t lig h t s if t in g t h r o u g h th e h o n e y ­
s u c k l e c a u g h t a n d r e f l e c t e d t h e d ia m o n d
O T R E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
t h a t s p a r k l e d o n h i s l i t t l e fin g e r .
Department of tlifl Interior,
• W h y d id n ' t y o u p a w n t h a t f o r a p a a -
Finti d 1 Stub S/1 attui eflic«',
1
g e h o m e ? " s h e q u e r i e d I r r e l e v a n t l y . In ­
The Dallef«A»r.i Junti li». TiNM». I
d i c a t i n g t h e r in g .
Notice
is
hereby
«iveU
that,
Otis
B.
Mes-
W h e n 1 p u t It t h e r e t h r e e y e a r s a g o I
aiuger, of Moro, Oreepn, bsp filed notice o f
d e t e r m in e d t h a t t h e r o It s h o u l d r e m a i n
t u t e n t i o n t o make fia.nl tire year proni io
u n t il t h e r e w a s a c h a n g e o f h e a r t s o m e
mppurt of bis olsirn, vis. Homestead Entrv
w h ere.
1 s u p p o s e y o u w o u ld c a l l It p lg -
No. 1MI72 made Api il 10th, 1U0B, for the Ek
b e a d e d n e s s n o t t o p a r t w i t h It u n d e r t h e
SWX.HW'4rtW q. Hl •otion 21», end NE/iNw
p r e s e n t c o n d itio n s ? ”
><, Heoliou 112, Tp 1 8. K 10 E W. M. based
T N o ,” M is s M o r t o n c o n s id e r e d t h o u g h t ­
>u r e s i d e n c e a n d t s i p i o v e i e e n t s o n t h e NW
f u l l y ; " It i s s e n t i m e n t t h a t k « - p s t h e 1 ■“
1(; E ; W M .s n d t h a t
w o r ld o p t h e m o v e , t h o u g h *» d o e "
<Md p r o o f w i l l Is, m a d e b e f o r e t h e R e g is t e r
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p a y ' o n e ■ t r a n s p o r t a t io n ,"
sh e
added.
o n d l b o e i v e r tit th e D iiH e s , O r e g o n , o u J u ly
•R u t
d o n ’t e e o w h e r e t h e e h a n g e o f :ilst, l!»yB Hsid proof is mad« under the
h e a r t w a i xt o c o m e In if t h r e e w i v e s c o u ld
p r o v i s i o n s o f t h e A c t o f A p r il 11», 11104.
n o t e f f e c t I t.”
H ensn.es the following witnesses to prove
I » a y , c o u l d n 't I p a w n It w i t h y o u T
his ooutiuuons residence np>.ii and oultiss
h e su d d e n ly a sk e d .
tlon of ssid land, viz: H H MoDenel, I. Bsr-
• O r a c lo u i l
W h a t c o u l d I d o w i t h It
nnui. J W Massinger and b I, 1’eetst, all of
p e n d i n g I ts r e d e m p t i o n ? ”
Moro, Oregon.
Micnasi, T.
“ W h y , w e a r It, I s u p p o s e . ” h o p e f u l ly .
i»lj»22jy27*|”'
lfegister
••Y o u u s e d t o k n o w h o w . ”
■ h e g a v e w a y to a p e r p le x in g lit tle
.
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stretching.
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h is g r ,
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Im ob
t» » * d w i t h i n t
0AM in hand, be
through ticket via
Ai<eake and Ohio
I eighteen c-iit*. re
seconds. Kellogg w as the first to
speak.
"W on't you shake hands, G race?" he
asktd, extending his own.
Miss Morton laughed a delicious,
oroklng little luugh. "F o r getting
out of a scrap«' or for the Bake of
l i n e a r w as the counter question
hand ra th e r doubtfully m et his
to n ig h t?
C o u ld n ’t w e b e g i n o v e r a g a i n
f r o m t h a t t i m e ? ” h e p le a d e d .
••T h e J e r s e y s a n d s —d o n 't ! " s h e c r ie d .
“ Y o u w i l l h a v e m e c r y i n g In a m in u t e .
I ’m s o h o m e s i c k f o r a g l im p s e o f t h e
ocean
T h e m id d le , s t a t e « a r e a ll w e ll
enough
fo r t h o s e
w h o are born and
b r o u g h t u p h e r e , b u t I —o h . t a k e m e b a c k
w i t h y o u ! " s h e c r ie d , r a is i n g h e r r in g f in ­
g e r In t o k e n o f s u r r e n d e r
W h a t m o r e t h e y m a y h a v e Bald w ^ n l o s t
t o t h e f r a g r a n t a ir , w h il e a t h o m e t h e
p o U c e c a p t a in , s t u d e n t o f h u m a n n a t u r e ,
s a t p o n d e r i n g t h e r o m a n t ic p o s s i b i l i t i e s
o f ft c u t r a t e t ic k e t .
pr
K afiogg heaved a sigh you
you've conc«xled one point
te ‘ I fe lt alreost like a old I
ignoring the query. “You de-
el o w in g h i, tic k e t a t as het
’ never speak to me again.”
halfway
P o u ltr y P o in ts.
earn her y o u r n a m e is
a s em phatically asserted
er«»»®*'
.‘Ret
"W
ell,
E ggs being 74 i»er cent w ater, the
sr,” bad been the bro-
•<«r give me the chauce,"
anyw ay."
hens need plenty of t i l l s article every
tructlon.
° uir'Tartin« »»»
cl tired yrnft.
■»emed lnterm luaftly
e r p ’rln ed flint It re- hour In the day.
• While yoc
P eas and onts are a good nil nroubd
trough the ear. N ear­
U v ,..u \J .u . . t I > Ul'lVe
«aasln« ü
fe.-l. fia ts fu rn ish gimp; they m ake a
1 rï \» a s s c n . e r waa trav e lin g on th a t you'd «**
ad he rem arked:
a IlmiStnf oxew-
she rvtorV ? h . T>
-eturoed to Grace, horae tre t, a hen cackle and a rooster
If
Tpo^c a to o m f eant
U e i r 'c h t hn
a mp-
Invite ine to sit crow lo b e et the cars. T his food con­
> t th a t the w '
.ate 0 a n ln x l
trib u te s to the album en In the white.
m inutes?”
it, h a t lu sts
» w e re 00-
f ilia tio n
H ave plenty of oyster shell grit, and
|( he's looking
th
that
a t ! ’* • '
.re ft.
’y f ’ «lie medl- a dlah of aluked lim e should he set
N
..
.-.«lug
to
q going
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t
t r e u 't yo
» her trailing uear by.
. - i stay a few
I
produce^ the long. down
South C arolina rock Is a good louse
and
’ wonder
room,
The
V®ff •ttv'
••Heavens.
# a trea«.
too h ard ,” exterm in ato r and disin fectan t.
.•tTtarl»'
a winLer-uro. 1" thaU for a fourth
hens like to burrow In It, ami w ith the
ub4^ n g ox
U te * aloutL g.
{rotu u>e
r A n»r
Veil, I ’ll d rows lug It m akes a valuable fertilizer.
K erosene com bined w ith carliollc acid
■kirts as If to fl
bW og It In
îunced
-
b » »<»•“
“ Now, th a t’s i
<n the alt« iu Id he used every S aturday to clean
grlevtxl the other ’ gWcrFd. "A
five the roosting devices.—A m erican C ulti­
Miss M orton et d o „ Khe tO lu
________ _________
vator.
tell you w hat I ’ll
nut an d stt «.
» « « ro b
Car» of baying Hen».
if In
“Oh. yes; It's g o -
„ BMented “ F irs t o i all. w e ll
K eep the bone mill busy all w inter,
m(, hoW In «
tet<> lndlauapob". aU J ” ’ „ - i VP ,o o poreb. w here It’s c<
says C ountry G eutleuiau. G rind up
nnluntes you can » ‘
happ*®*4» *°
t t e o t t « . -1
•ery scrap of m eat, bone, dry bread
nam e of creation you
<he
nnd can
• free ik'd fo r the night, too. a*
• provisions, of all kinds th a t j>oul-
here under th e arm o t been up to anj
▼ 111 eat Into sm all pieces aud feed
uud.Tsiu.id W h at have p ro w that you haven
Ujoae o th er thra« •s
•m. T his helps to provide the
monk, y busin.-sa w ith
anc
’ i S T ’I n .w e r th e c o n d u c t*
food so prev alen t In sum m er
wlv«‘s--w hy. I ’11 BW‘'
a n y w a y ," tour
try
ceree In w inter. T his Is the
fo rth a copy <>f a New A ork ye o
........... m lnutt'a’ G race
•Five
a tte m p t a t w it to tt*
•at aids so greatly In the
Uh a fa in t
vlno c t»d animal
and Iwgan tu rn in g ,e
«.„ouch.” Be inured he.
production. It Is a lw ays
“Y«a. here it I" n»' r t f ’
«rl«*» ' as in* foltow®" d h e r o f t U
an
d
*°
\
save all su«'h w aste and
.n n o a n e e d . w ith -tla fa c U o n . < >
! _Ilt.
por« li.
, , . ow, 1 canttcB v ro trtn tk
• fow ls a fte r passing it
• W ell. 1 fr«l "tram led n
ju(>MA
W inter w auled for b’5 I,in;
winter
•«»
e c u tte r. N othlug will
very dark complexion.
p i-o fita b M
h a ir and ey««s
ra ttlin g 88
, th e staf.loa
his kind of cere a id
Y ou're It all rigid W ife 7 you."
. You m ight go back
lorm on tR k- I fppd H t(? ltOk
"bens.
house a n d detpaud yottr 1 to
............
find w t .at through w
v
ta r n , w ife
u y ln g
et,"
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...i tboiit aB«of- pay so >
F o r H eaa.
atte n tio n to
^K H fe g g 3 * ! « * 1 th e p ip e r, to ............
waling value of
fe r of aaaiatnnce.
M ru n ,u p
»ely yarded
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,“ c’ u r' ’
' • N<h. th an k you. 1 Bilk w tlve."
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•ioat p erfect
• g a in s t another n m a f ur det
ix> not ov« -
cv
expenai
vo
his elisa
th a t i ”
which are
>■ ” ' 7
^ttonaeed l
, » « V alK
“ And do you think. 1
b
of
tto>«
all who
^wMirulrei r be dem nnded „W liy.
lite in for any b-ng
TW“
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eat
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ting «O» ■
pin«'«’
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aMwwint says l ’tn thirty-six.
w a s h e r pro™
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Rw
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on t>2 <*®tA
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d fo r
^ T ^ o k s are m lgt.ty deceiving.” K*n
go
hlg’,
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v
under
CK1 it
tlth
faa
„erf the other, "and
new
epapar
p
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ts
have
grew®
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la
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" no "
k ,tie'll ; “ I 11 act out a n , ♦ » •»
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^ v y ao- | ia ve i
Au
ounce
•re never any ^feffiera wb«> 4* n d e e d ' * i « v tg<-ly " ‘
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n
I I „ .o w n fow l. H
these smi»otb n ïoor. tru k tfu l wom en ceu t - n tr U - n ^
, hJ
a h a lf d o » ’ K th ey ’re tl.e only w al
,n |lr- . , h, ,
« if*
Into tiellevlng
uug and In n o cen t
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w a y s look young
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"B ut I tell you my nano*
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[Ayers Pills
G R A S S VALLEY, O R E .
New Entirely.-
Convientto Business
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Conducted on Best Principle»
Keep the bowels regular.
And the great medicine—
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» T a lkin g to H im s e lf
talked to himself, replied:
_ _ _
th ^ T i rat fd a«?*, beennso T ' Ti'k e T o lan T R T
an Intelligent man. *
“In tho second place, becauso I always like to
hear an intelligent man talk.”
We talk out loud for tho Scotchman’s reasons.
Would rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
We don’t say a word about prices—it goes
w ithout saying th at prices aro right.
And our work—if it’s not right, send it back.
- Try us. We P rin t anything.
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licet I ng w ith «ream er for Ilw aco a n d
N o rth Beach. Kream er H aaealo, Aah
»treet dock. L eaves H.00 p. in. d a lly ,
xcept H oliday. S a tu rd a y 10 00 p. in.
A rrives 5.00 p. in. d a lly e x ce p t « u n d a y .
F o r D ayton, O regon City a n d Y am ­
hill R iv er points, Aah stre e t dock.
1 «eaves 7 <Ml a m d a ily ex ce p t S u n d a y .
Arrives 5.80 pun. d a ily e x c e p t H uuday.
-... —-----------------------fr - - 1
F o r L ew isto n , Id a h o , a n d w ay (Miiuts
from R iparia, W ash. L eave R i^urla
5.40 a. m ., o f upon a rriv a l tra in No. 4,
lally except K a lu h la y . A rrive R ip aria
1 m . d aily ex ce p t F rid a y .
Eor full 'olorm atlon call on or addre»«
wm. mcmurray ,
( i e i t ’l P a s s e n g e r A g e n t,
I H ltO l'G lI UTAH andOOLOHAIM )
C astle G a te , C'auon o f th e G ra n d
Black C a n o n , M arshall am i T en u es
«ve Passes, a n d th e W orld-F am ous
I loyal Gorge.
For D escrip tiv e hnd Illustrated
.¿ w r it» U, . .
H ired ,
•M o fo , O re g o n .
Pam phlets,
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121 T liir l
Portland, Oregon.
W . R . C R O C A N , AGENT,
W JR T D A N D , OR.
The Chicago Milwaukee
And
St. Paul Railway
*T h e Milwaukee
Pioneer L im ite d . St. Pant to Chicago
Overland Lim ife d , Omaha to Chicago
Southwest Lim ite d , Kansas C ity to Chicag
riilUMBII SOUTHERN BT.
4out h- I ÿ g T ine th le N o i 1: N o rth hnd
May 20, l'JOO i
bound 3 « g 5 J____
_ ' ____ passe nger
puMengr
S
T A T IO N S ! d a ily
d a ily
11.50 arve
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2 2«
19.2 H ay C anon Je t 10.24
2.40
10 0 M« I) » n ald s.. 10.22
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No train In the service of For" rate* and information apply to
W . M .
A g e
» lo r o . O r .
any railroad In the world
equal» In equipment that of the
Chicago, M ilw aukee & St
n t
The Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation Co.
R e g u la to r Line
Dalle: asdwaypants
B e rth s in th e ir sle e p e rs
a re L o n g er, H ig h er a n d W ider
th a n in sm a lla r c a rs on o th e r
Kreamer« leave P o rtla n d a n d T he
lines. T hey p ro te c t th e ir tra in s Da I Ira d a ily ex ce p t rtu n d ay at 7 a. ni.
a rriv in g a t a bout 5 p in., c o n n e c tin g a t
by th e Block S y ste m .
L yle w ith th e
H. S. R O W E , C e n e r a i A g e n t ,
134 T h ir d S t., P o r t la n d , O r.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.,
Sunset, Ocean and Shasta
’’dtetttft” -- - - - -
E A S T via S O U TH
__j______ _
-------- C—
Columbia River
& NorthernRyCo
F o r G oldeodale a n d K lic k ita t valley
fHiinta. T rain Icavce G oldendale a t
5:3(1 a. m d a ily e x ce p t S u n d a y , a r r i v ­
ing at L yle at ¡7:30 a. in., c o n n ec tin g
w ith dow n riv er boat for P o rtla n d an d
n term ed late pointe.
I,eavra L yle for G oldendale on th e
arriv al of th e u p riv er eteam er. _____
Good Accommodations for
Teams and Wagons. -
O verland Exprcrw train « for Hulem,
Roaelrurg, A sh la n d , H acram cnto, Og-
For any further Information write or
deu, Kan F rancisco, S tockton Loa call on the nearest Agent, or the General
Angeles, E l Parg’, NewOrl»*an« a n d th e Office at Portland.
Ea«t. I.e a v ea P o rtla n d U nion Depot,
8 45 p. m . A rrive« 7.25 a m ., d aily.
M orning tra in connect« a t W oodburn
daily e x ee p t S u n d a y w ith train« for
Mt. A n g el, M ilverton B row n«ville,
S pringfield, W etid lin g au d N a tro n .
L eaves P o rtla n d U n io n D epot 8.30a.m .
arriv e s 5.55 p. m .
E u g en e pa««enger connect« a t W o o d ­
b urn w ith Mt. Angel a n d Milverton
local. L eave« P o rtlan d U n io n Depot
4.15 p. m ., re turn« 10.35 a .m ., d a ily .
Is The Only
Corvallin paasenger leave« P o rtlan d
U nion D epot 7.30 a m ., arrlve«5.50 p.m
D ally.
S h e rid an passenger leave« P o rtla n d
Railway between the
U nion D epot 4 50 p .m ., a rriv e « 8.25 a.t».
Dally.
F o re st G fove passenger leave« P o rt
lan d U nion D ep o t 10.45 p .m ., arrive«
and
I fiOpliu. Daily except Munday.
Double-Track
Missouri River
BEGINNING
F f . ii . 15, 1906
111 ITO D i II
TO1J1HST
STV. «« b. —' a s- ™a
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUB BUNDAY JOUBN4L
.
ALL TUB NBW
B. «U ~ n , • r e “ ' •••
u * «»■«■• “ N-
U. .» ik. «hU^rw'i Male »•«'«
wrrNB W t e Mt
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C o l u i» b lu
sec
K it e 's W
a.in.
1-D P "‘-
F O R T tA N I ) BK iO H
I.O C A L , for *11 loot!
p o in t. I»'t*v« rn H lg g .
»nil I'nrll^nd,
A r r i v e , u l B igg»
Paul Ry. They own • and
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars and giv
S P ECIALTY, j their patrons an excellent
of service not ohtainab
elswhere.
^ r fflo n j^ jo u n u l
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t . . j Hr
*¡.71.,t?
l * . «01 M«* I* M.U, <4 TUB BUI*.
the Maat
Paase» Bigg*
Vctffls’hlcN
FIR o po ,
MAL W »»»T » >«»■*»■»* •»
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m n . «a« » 0 , * • Wl»«» “ "**•?*
for
H u n tin gton .
Ar. D a lly .
O .D p .m .
Dag
no atop.
i'tiaM a illg g a
i ll 12p.m.
8.67 a.m .
Fur K a.trrn W a sh in g to n , W alla Walls, LawU-
to n ,C n c u r d ’Alsnt- and G raaf N orthern pointa.
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
< O b s e r v e r P r i n t i n g O ffice
1 1 «••*. a a» o ~ r- " T r e « -
L v . D a lly .
VLAN I IC E X P R E S S
for the k * .t via B u n t ­
ing ton.
P o rtlan d , Oregon.
T h e great ru le o f health—
E a s t D a lly
SPO K A NE F L Y E U .
floro, Oregon.'.
V in to n H o te l
monx v roa boys
'ten i iwa « b * w «»•»»
•“«*
*««
C a rjm o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
•money.
•^w»«' - s
via
P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o .,
P A. V IL E H , P ro p rieto r, P o rtla n d , Or
4
______
R « lle .l« e d
to T h e
T h ro u g h P u llm a n s ta n d a rd s a n d
to u ris t sleeping-cars d a ily to O tn a h s,
Chicago, H pokane; to u ris t sleep in g -car
d a lly to K a n sa s C ity. K ecllnlng chair-
cars (seats free) to th e E a st d a lly .
Manufactured by th e ,
M ra
T rade
.’’M
3 T r a in »
Ml’KCI
»■ <“ » “ » '« '.t w r « . » * . » ~
__ E. M. MEACH, Moro, Or.
( te m in s r c ta l
J tV,
r-u»Miui tu tr-.'-'r? •—
v
O akland, Cal.
Hotel Hood
nJ Vim
b*\
tt® mW»* loan, '
for
of Vt
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F h R T I iA N D D E P O T .
Esmond Hotel
to
OREGON
S horeline
VAVAVATi JT I J j
vr
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5Fonkland, Or
A y e r’s Pills.
A fte r a m inute’s study o f the docu­
m ents In evidence the cap tain tu rn ed
bis scru tin y to the prospective prison­
W ant your moustache cr beard
er lie wtpi a kindly old m an, fa r d if­
N
a beautiful brown or rich Wack t Use rum eta. or tiao^iaa oa a ». sau. a oo.. aaamiA S. s.
ferent from tlie officer of K ellogg’s Im­
agination.
Now, let's hear y « i r side of the
ease." he said presently.
T he youug m an recounted his tro u ­
bles from the fiudlug of the su b s titu ­
: i m « 3
tion.
He glossed nothing over; he
blam ed no one but hhnaelf.
E atables of all kinds
Personally I believe yonr story.” the
? - * -
M arket
~..
captulu declared a t the close of the
n a rra tio n ; "officially I do not dare
M
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C
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b
B
u ild in g
t
But. slu<*e I cannot hold you on the
M
a
in
S
t
r
e e t.
charge of using another m an 's ticket,
no such a lte rn a tiv e charge having been
Dealer in all Kinds of Fish and Cured Meats, Ham , Bacon
made, yon will ho set a t liberty If you
and Lard.
Fresh Fish every Thursday and Friday.
cun identify yourself to my satlsfac
Headquarters for Vegetables and Fruits. Butter and
N olan ,
tlon.”
»
Eggs taken in exchange. Give me a trial Order.
This w as g re ater clem ency than the
other had dured Impe, b u t g re ater only
la u g h .
-
-
If he could bring him aelf td court the
" D ia m o n d s a r e w o r t h m o r e t h a n t h e y
IM P E R IA L
threo years a g o ," he urged.
ridicule of his form er fiancee. As the
D o y o u m e a n t o I n s in u a t e t h a t b e c a u s e
officer’s Interest in the case seem ed to
H O TEL
I a m o ld e r I s t a n d a s m a l l e r c h a n c e o f
w a rra n t th e confidence, Kellogg m ade g e t t i n g a r in g ? " s h e c h a l le n g e d .
m o w w p
ia » W S M m r
Sign ll riting.
Carnage I aiming.
“ Y o u r ita n d t h e g r e a t e s t c h a n c e In t h e
a clean breast of Ills s ta tu s w ith Miss
\s H »hlngtoti
w
o
r
ld
.
If
o
n
l
y
y
o
u
w
ill
f
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r
g
e
t
t
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a
t
e
v
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in
g
s
u
d
îlU
St*.
Morton. "D id you ever h e a r of a more
hum iliating predicam ent?” he ap
pea led
------Dealer in — —
You should ta k e your m edicine like
a m an. I t’s p a rt of your punishm ent,
P
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in
t
s
,
O
ils
,
P
ic t u r e a n d R o o m H o ld in g s ,
K A1 Kf
;
laughed th e other. “ I am relieved a t 8.
fl.oo am n Of
« A ,* * - » -* -
G
la
s
s
a n d W a l l P a p e r.
Till» popular b etel haa again been leased
We’ll go and hunt her up.”
for a period o f live ><»rs by the^ Iln pen«l
«he m ight refuse to Identify me,
H otel
C o.,
whose, president.
Mr.
lo ll
.P aper H anging and {louse Painting.
t
Meta< tian,' also saatiiin-a the innsagenjeBt".
and then w h a t? ”
Mr. K now les, the form er m anager, retlrln f
F urniture Varnished and Polished.
She would scarcely w a n t you to
from actlTH hualne«« life . ■*’r*
IM FR O V IM EN TB JU ST C O M PLE TE»
-«Pictures Framed and Matted.
spend the nlg^it behind th e bars. Even
under the direction of Mr P h il M etaehsn
so, 1 think I can detect the fa ct If ahe
Bedsteads K n a fueled. /
mala; thia h otel SECOND TO NONE In the
N orth w est.
C arpets and furniture b»ve
knows you.”
,
Estimates' furnished on application. All^vork neatly donc.^
been replaced.
The dlidn g ri«»m la now
An hour late r they h a d reached the
on th e m ain H<«>r The c a fe la one o f th e
flneat m eh's resorts on th e C oast.
The
house, to th e grow ing d istru st of th e
B e ld e ltx r g room for la d le s la a eonvenlehr
refreahm ent room.
Free 'bus - m ee ts tU
prisoner. Miss M orton w as a t home
trhlus.
uur U lu strsted booklet t « |i « J ' ' o
and by good fo rtu n e alone.
all about It ami how f<> s e e , t h e sight«.
Addreas
Q IP E B 1A L HOTEL,
” K eeping young Kellogg p artly con
' 338 W ashington B t., P ortland , Ora.
eeftled behind him. the c ap tain loM no
t i n . .. m c o m i n g to the potut.
H ere Is a young m an w hose Identity
la Involved,” he began. “ P erh ap s you
can help us o u t T’ -q u ic k ly producing
WOULD B E ASHAM ED
IT ."
his Y hurge.
Iron and Wood Working.
W hy- - W hat If I don’t know the
< an Inside cost
ital, aside from a m an?” she corrected.
He would be held pending proof
H o r SE S H O E IN G A
P r o tla n d , O r e g o n .
O SC A R A N D E R S O N M A N A G E R
all I w an t," he frihn the east."
T he situation wus too good for In­
Machinery Repaired.
ly. "T om orrow
THAT BVEKINO ON
s ta n t spoiling. "W h at Is th e c h a r g e r “ DO YOU BEMKMBKB
TH E BANDS ?”
rt back to New
she queried further.
SW :
an d le t m e b
o « If t h io d o e s n ' t fit a s w e l l t e r
S h o p on P a rk S tr e e t,
N ea r P u m p H ou se.
The officer heeded not a n appealing
a s e v e r .”
yens, his ticket
F
ree
b
u
s
to
an
d
from
tra
in s
little tu g nt his coat sleeve. "H e lias
" H o w m u c h d o y o u w a n t to b o r r o w on
"be single fa re
been passing under th e nam e of It?” » h e p r o c r a s t i n a t e d .
R a te s by th e d ay
3 ^ o x o
. -
-
-
O x eg ro x x .
say nothing of
“ N o m o r e t r o u b le , b u t l i f e l o n g G r a c e ."
C harles A. W inter, who Is badly w a n t­
“ C o u ld y o u r e a c h t h e c i t y o n s u c h
5 0 c , 7 5 c , $ 1 .0 0 , $1 .6 0 , $ 2 .
•onte. The for
ed by th ree wives a bout New York io 4 n , k lllF b o y ? 1'
pense with, he
E u ro p e a n P lan
" I b e l ie v e I 'd ' b e h a p p y e n o u g h t o f ly
d t y .”
l y hours w ith
In t h e a i r a n d w a i t f o r N e w
A G ood C lean F am ily H otel
“The last tim e I knew anything r Y i o g r h k t t u o p p ita
vas he talking
s u n d er m e .” a s s e v e r a t e d h e
" Y o u a r e s u r e y o u w o u ld n e v e r g e t m a d
»uld not even about him he w as a bachelor of the
nam e of F ra n k Kellogg.” she com If I J o llie d y o u a b o u t t h o s e o t h e r t h r e e
menled, “and he cam e from th a t self wlv.mr'
aphed his fa
“ Never!"
ttte r, a lw ays sam e city."
B h e la u g h e d m is c h ie v o u s ly .
• T h at Is sufficient. T hank you for
••A n d y o u w o u ld n e v e r t r y t o g e t e v e n
tea, would
Four Blocks from XJulon Dei»ot.
b
y
t I u se d m y le a p y e a r
letter of the inform ation. Good evening.” T urn p r e r a o s g s a e t r i t v i e n g t o t h w a in
y o u b a c k ? ' s h e c a te -
6ih an d E v e re tt ste.
1 lea st a lug to the opeu door, th e captain van o h l s e d f u r t h e r .
he w as tabl'd into the night.
New B rick B uilding Newly F u rn ish e d .
" N e v e r , h o n o r b r ig h t.”
F or a full m inute they stood facing
heuce.
T h e r e w a s a s il e n c e .
Kates 50, 75, |1 p e r d a y
« >|
“ D o y o u r e m e m b e r ^ h a t e v e n i n g —d o w n
each other In Hllence, A three years
A Scotchman, when asked why he always
breach Is not to be bridged In as m any o n t h e J e r s e y s a n d s - Hill m o o n , J u s t lik e Best accoinniodatioiiH In flie c ity for th e
d
/ y
.W AVAVAVf
^AW AVAVi
»▼AWArAWf
MHTATAVl
> < A V A rA < f
»V A Y A TA V f
Hero-Roan Durham Boll.
M
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PB.M.» UlKk». l»‘O|>‘)
1‘llHTI ART,
ORSOON
T l.
boar»
A
Erb
EVERY 1>AY IN THE YEAR.
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SEATTLE and CHICAGO
VIA T O "
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
• " T h e C o m fo rta b le W ay ”
R o u te
P O R T L A N D O SW E G O M IJK U RBA N
H E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
D epot, F oot of Jcflcraon S treet.
L eaves from Jeflepion stre e t d e p o t for
D a llu a an d »»iterniRlIafe point« dally,
4.15 p.m . A rriv e P o r tla n d ,1 0 .I 5 a .m .
T h e In d e p en d e n ce M onm outh Motor
L ine operatua d a ily to M o n m o u th anil
Alrlte, c o n n ec tin g w ith M. P. Co’«
train« at. Dal la« and ludapehdenc® .
Firat-oiara far« from P o rtlan d to
Mac.rarp'*nto and San Francisco, f20;
b e r t h ,! « ,, .Second-class fair, 115;second
class I s r lli, $2.50
T ic k e ls to E astern poin(san<1 E urope,
also J a p a n , C h in a, H o n o lu lu an d
A ustralia.
¿ITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
and W ash in gton . P hone Main 731.
P ortland, Or.
C. W . STINOER, W m . flcM U RRA Y .
C ity T icket A gent.
Q en -P ass. A gt
o f t h e f a m o u s O r ie n t a l L im i t e d
For detailed information, rate«, etc., call on or address
S. 0. YEWKES, A. 0. -P. fo, Seattle, W««Mn<tea.
Or H. DICKSON. C. T. A.. «U Third Slreel, Portlaad, Or.
Chicago
T h e Chicago-Portland Special, tl e
mdSl luxurious train in the worl L
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinir g
car, buffet sm oking and library c.«r
(barber and bath). Less than th n e
days P ortland to C hicago
TW O
Through Trains
to O iicago are operated dkily via the
O reg o n R a ilro a d & N a v ig atio n
C o m p an y Oregon Short Line Rail-
road, Union Pacific R ailroad and
Chicago & N orth-W estern Railway
to Chicago from Portland and points
in Oregon.
D u lly and ter B o n a lly co n d u c te d ew-’
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A.Ó. TtARKPR,
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F orila « ».osa
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
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