Sherman County observer., August 03, 1906, Image 4

The man
The
M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
Teachers’ Examinations
O b s e rv e r.
when 1 stepped down from the train at
N o tio n is hereby Riven that tbs oosaty
Deuby the clergy man and hls (laugh come a superstition In Wat re«mn school » u p e r iu te u d e n t of Hbsrman oooaty
H A S P O IN T S O P M E R IT W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N .
«ill
t io n o f s p p ti
ter were waiting for me on the plat­ U l s ••c r e e d " w a s g e n e r a ll y regardea as o sn ts h o f o la r K th t e t t e re g a u n la d r C e o x n a n m ty in a Papers
s t tb s
a
mere
superficial
oddity,
a
harmless
MO B O , O K B O O N :
form Mr. Butterfield wort* uo overe.mt,
S h e riu tiu C o u n ty C o u r t Hoass la Morq, as
X V A V A V A V A v i i v Z v I i x V A V A y A V A V a V A V A V A V A V A V A V i V.
The beat features of merit
fo llo w « ,
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For StHte Papera.
in this fencing are found À 1 .it
wnrf ground Ida ueck. the fringed end.
O o w m e n u in R
W ednesday, A aaast
fob
ui It* multitude of horizon­
r
falling almost to hla knee«- A black poisoned more than oue mind
a t » o ’clo c k a . n i.. s o d o o u t iu e la g u n t il
town,
though
the
victim,
tbemaelvea
tal wires,the cabled selvage A l £
P e rs o n al T a lk W ith Y o h .
aoft hat of ancient design, more pic­
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S a tu r d a y , A u «u »t 11 th , s t 4 o ’o to e k p.m.
W s u N s a u s i— P e u iiia n s h ip , h is t o r y , s p e llin g and cable every foot In the r>5 X
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turesque than the style of today, was
p b y s io a l g s o s ru p h y , r e a d in g , p a y e b r io n j height of fence, to nay
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bead,
and
woolen
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were upon hla hands. He removed oue well as
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mesh wires; thia, ©«upled
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secret adversary that 1 be-
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It was the decision to tell Lucy the
Through Pullman standards and
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tended toward me was as white
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"bale troth .b o o t I f . matter which H atobuai — B o ta n y , p la n e g e o m e tr y , g e n e ra l of its contracting, sagging Al R
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daily to Omaha,
tourist ___
alee ping-cars
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t w o y e a r , fo r $ 2 -5 0 ; o n e y e a r $ 1 5 0 , 1 2 * U *
b ia to r y . E n g lis h lit e r a t u r e , eohool la w . or narrowing together be­ Al £
marble. Thus I knew that he had aged
(Jhlcago, ftpokano; tourist aleaplng-oar
" m o n t h 1« V t m u c h . T r y It. O r d e r by
MkV i«
Brat
brought
o
.
Into
real
Ibnrawor
tween
poets;
doing
away
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greatly since 1 had laat seen hlim
daily to Kansas City. Reclining chair-
C o m m e n c in g W ed n e sd ay» A u g u s t 8 , a t It with the top and bottom ■et y
I mast bless this wrong headed raeca
P o s ta l C a r d , a n d p a y fo r It w h e n y o u c a n .
t X Ä Z Z Ä i v :•
L u e y t o ld m e at our first opportunity
oars (seats free) to the East dally•
o ’c lo c k a. in ., an d c o n tin u in g u n t i l F r id a y iKiartl rail and fully one- >Ak.v
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while
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At any tim e when requested to do
half the number of poets
As
Easter
approached,
the
conditio
AUgFor1
iat?2d
and
:td
Grade
C e rtifle a te s .
P O R T E A M D D X P O T . L v. D « lly.
A r. D a lly .
■at up much later than had been hla
th e p a p e r w il l be d is c o n tin u e d . H u t w e
iX W S fiS S æ & s ss B s
of Mr., Butterfield’s mind seemed o Wednesday—Pennianahip, h is to r y , o rth o g ­ ordinarily required, which
e x p e c t t h a t a ll a r r e a r • w il l be p a id b e fo re habit even upon those evenings when
redutseo the actual cj'«t of
grow worse. He formed the habitt of
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r a p h y , r e a d in g .
. i he completed fence. These « • s « ¿
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Mr Kerwln was not calling and that Uklng loug walks In the evening and T b u a d a y — W n t t o n a r it h m e t ic , th e o r y o f
M E E C IA I. for Ih» East
fo r a s ta te m e n t, w h ic h w il l b e c h e e r fu l.y
items alone insure a saving
via U u n tm g to n .
0.80 a.m.
ft 00 p.m.
be was devoting himself anew to the
teA o b itiK i pr.'uuiiiMt', physiovH iy«
of rising at an unreasonable hour to
pAfitra Bigg», (atO|>*)
1.1ft p-«*»
t Ift p.m.
a iit b m a t io , o f fully 60 per cent, to the
r e n d e re d a t a n y t h u e .
study of ponderous books, doubt,eJ* ““ the morning. Lucy wrote me that he F r i d a y m e n t a l
eohool la w c iv il g o v e r n m e n t.
8 00 a m.
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a means of diverting his attention from
SPOSANE FLYER. • 16 p.m.
would certainly break down, and upon
no «top.
P r im a r y C e rtific a te s . ■ ■
tac
8.67 a m.
worldly affairs
10 I2p in
the Friday before Easter I received
Pa«»«-« B ife»
W e d n e s d a y — P e n m a n s h ip ,
o r th o g r a p h y ,
After tea Mr. Butterfield and I re­ very urgent letter from her begging
For Eaatrrn W a ïk iin x tM , W alla W alla, U w la -
re a d in g , a r ith m e t ic .
Htretchlng.
Manufactured by the
point».
toq, Coeur d ’ Alene a n T G re a t Northern i poll
tired to his study, where we lighted
T h u r s d a y — A r t o f Q u e s tio n in g , theory of
me to be with them on Sunday
te a c h in g , p h y sio lo g y
two long stemmed clay pipes, and Jus
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I could not get away In time for Sat­
W . 0 . B a x t e r , Co. S c h o o l H n p t
for the Ea»l via H u n t­
a* I was about to open the subject of urday afternoon’s train, and 1 tee-
S h e rm a n C o n n ty O re g o n
7 16 a.m .
8.16 p in
ington.
Oakland, Cal.
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Portland. Oregon.
finance Lucy came In and announced graphed Lucy that It would be Impos­
no »top.
a»«
8.00 ».in.
12.08 pm
Paeaee
IUg«a
the arrival of Mr. Kerwln.
sible for mo to ,coiue. At the last mo­
C a r m o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
To Cure • Cold In Ono Day. ?
The banker was a hard featured, ment, however, I decided to risk the
P O R T L A N D B IG O H
L O C A L , for all local
sturdy man of fifty five, with a mouth roads In my automobile, and as a re­
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pointa between Bigg»
T
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Laxative
BromoQuinme
tabkt*
that was a perfectly straight line and sult I left the car lu a farmer’s barn
6,00 p. m.
8 16 a.m .
and Portland.
11.68 a.m Lv. 12.1» pm.
A ll ihuggiats refund money it it fffiila
Arrives at U íkk »
capable
of
extraordlnanconcern
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twenty
miles
from
Denby
and
reached
W IL L IS
EM ERY
tratlon, so that hts glance was
for tfaat p] aco ln the farmer’s wagon about iatture. E. W . G rove’s signature js on
(J a la m b la
W illa m e U « A lv a r .
one’s face in general, but for a pan
o’c>ock Sunday.forenoon.
'Act directly on the liver.
SEC
each box. 25c.’
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Dart
of
lt-th
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tip
of
the
nose
or
a
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For
Aetorla
and
was
■y point«,
.
STe to o . X forehead. I found this pe­
They.,cure c o n s tip a tio n ,
nectlng with steamer for Ilwaco and
- I & W i W çidïoa
Our “ adii” attract «Mention «nd
biliousness,
sick-headache.
North Beach. Hteamer Haiwalo, Ash
culiarity of Mr. Kerwln’s “«“ ^ a t
MfcARS'ago the Rev Samuel disquieting, yet he seemed, upon the
______Sold for GO yearSjjLow«n/a«a£
street d«K!k. Iaeaves 8.00 p. m. dally,
advertise. W hen you get our a d ­
except Bunday. Haturday 10 00 p. m.
Butterfield became involved whole, to be a more amiable man than
vertisin g, vou get b u sin ess bringer«
Arrives 5 00 p. m. daily except Munday.
agninst hla wish In a tangled hls aspect would Indicate.
Want your nioqst^che or beard
litigation over an estate. Hls
“As to this money, thia new fortune
For Dayton, Oregon City and Yam-
E aton -H orlh u t lioodç
is w e l l a bQfiutliul brown or rich buck? Use
v». w
o. a. v. uau.* co., a « .* «• «■
bill River poiuts. Ash street dock.
Just share may have been about $2,000, of mine,’’ said the clergyman after the
There
i-<
no
other
box
and
Laettves7 00a m «Islly except Hunday.
know n.
but hls chance of getting It was ex­ banker had made my acquaintance and
Arrives 5.80 p.m dally except Bunday.
tremely slender. Very wisely, he dis­ had helped himself to tobacco, my
tab let paper ho well known to ihe
lints
missed the matter from bis mind after friend has come to talk with me t o re-
It
cost»
For Ijewttton, Idaho, and way pot
beet user« of «lationerv.
loarla
from lti pari», Wash. Leave Itlpa
intrusting bis case to the law firm o f sponse to a letter which I wrote before
more
than
other
paper
anv
where
6.40 a. n r, or upon arrival train No. 4,
»which my father was the head and I you had been so good as to advise me
alee but at T he Observer B i j l
dally excvpt Haturday. Arrive Rlparla
regard to an Investment ”
the latest addition, fresh from the in Bo
E atab les of all kinds
the money was already Invested
4 p m. dally except Friday, t
Store. We desire loem p h asize t l f e l
^W e saw Mr. Butterfield not oftener It was the first that I had heard of
at T h e Sachs M ark et
F o r f u ll 'n l o r m s ll o n c a ll o n o r a d d re ta
fact, leaving it tn the u-er to judgi
than twice a year thereafter during the that fact.
zw a z - y
M c C a le b B u i l d i n g
W m . M oM URRAY,
I thought it probable that this rural
w
hether
or
nut
this
is
not
the
fact.
tedious progress of the su it He wuu
THROUGH UTAH audCOLORADO
D en ’l P assenger A gcfit,
M a in S t r e e t . '
come down to Boston and lunch with banker of nearly twice my years would
W hen VOU u se it, ymi have tbe
Caatle Gala, Canon of tbe Grand
Portland. Oregon.
xuy father and me, and occasionally he reeent my Intrusion Into the affair, but
Black Cation, Marshall sn d T en n es
aatisfaction of know ing that you
Dtxler in all Kind» of Fbh Mod Cured Meal«, Ham, Bacon
would bring hla daughter with him. I misjudged him. In the blandest man­
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aud
tbe
World-Famour
and Lard
Fieah Fl»h «vary Thui»day and Friday.
sre using the beet paper made.
They were Ideal companions, the un­ ner and with no further hint from Mr
- - - - i ’- — Royal Gorge.
Moro, Oregon.
Headquarter« for Vegetable, and Fruita. Butter and
Butterfield
he
proceeded
to
lay
the
worldly and serene old man and the
- Eggs t a ’ k e n in exchange- Give me a trial older.
For Dcvcrlplive »"<1 Illuvlraled Pamphlet«,
whole
matter
before
me
briefly,
but
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bright eyed, eager girl, each Inspired
w rite to
with the tenderest devotion and •lllu- with exemplary clearness. I
W. «'-. M eBUIUK, tten . A gl.
with
Increasing
anaaxement.
The
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P O R T L A N D , OR.
• mined by a wondrous understanding
of the other s heart. They were both vestment was of a speculative charac­
Tote tble N o ll Nortbbod
South­ a
children when they were ln the city, ter ln the sense that It promised ex­
May 2'I, IDOfi passe oger
bound
and they would go back to the little traordinary returns, ^ et it was so
|M H C U g l
P ro tlan d , O regon.
town of Denby. In the obscurest corner shrewdly considered and so wisely
daily
dally ¿4= B T A ÌÌO N S
O SC A R A N D E R S O N M A N A G E R
' of the slate, congratulating each other I based upon Important private Inform - t h e BEV. MR. RVTTERFIELD WAS AN8WEB-
, upon the 8»e time that they bad had- tlon that I could find no basis for criti­
IHO XEBW1N.
11.60 arve
1 20 pm .0 ....... H iggs...
Comr I W
d
M m so s S in tb l
A nd
Meanwhile Mr. Butterfield would have cism It was an opportunity such as
6.4 .. .G Utsous.. 11.19
T h e sermon had begun ln Mr. But­
1.40
one
may
not
have
ln
a
llfetln^.
and
11.10
agreed to everything which we sug
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terfield’s church when I crept in and
9 8 . . . W asco.. 11.00
- gested and would have signed all docu there was a practical certainty that took the most Inconspicuous seat. No
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Free bus to and from trains
10 46
14.1 .. Klondyke
2.17
meats presented to him by us without Mr Butterfield would quadruple hls one noticed me. My first glance re­
10.40-
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2 28
Rates by the day
the trouble of reading them. He never money within a few years Nothl»K
led to me that the congregation was
1 9 .2 Hay Canon Jet 10.24
2.40
asked us to burry the case; we never could be more natural than that so ro exceptionally intent upon the dis 50 c, 7 6 c, $ 1 .0 0 , S I .6 0 , ®2
19.9 .. McDitiaM». 10.22 *
2.41
markable a piece of good fortu“® course. There wus a thrill In the air
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a
t t'T'T'T t ? M ISS IO N A R Y
w o r k IN Y O U R
asked him tor any money.
10 0 6
2 3 . 9 . . . IA*M( m m . .
2.68
- European Plan
At last the suit was settled very ad­ should have excited this placid old that alurmed me at first, and then I
9.66
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days by te U i.7 your neighbors of the good |PifllKT
vantageously for our client, but, to pur man, to whom hls daughter's future perceived the flavpr of keen enjoy- A Good Clean Fam ily . Hotel
9.87
30 4 . .Erskinville
3.13
great regret, he could not come to Bos­ had ao long been the great unsolved ment.
«8 6" Gras« Valley. 9.20 .
If
you
can’t
get
their
sub-
3.44
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qualities of The Observer.
It you
ton to enjoy the little celebration which puzzle.
46.8J . . . Bourlxm.. 8.66
4 00
That reverent assemblage was wor­
H o te l
Ih w t l
we will send
8 40
Yet singularly enough, while Mr. Ker­ shiping with fervor, and at the same
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we had planned. He wrote, by hls
4.16
67.» . . . W ilcoX . . 8.80
thorn'sam plencopies. W e' p ty for nil soliciting you d oIS o ofllW B tL im its,K M iasC ttltO C tlC flO 4.20
daughter’s hand, that the Inclemency wln was disclosing these facta to me time it was tasting an exquisite P^as
5 00 arv 70 0 . . . H h a u lk o .. ».00 A DB
of the winter bad drawn heavily upon the clergyman’s attention wandered. ure. Nothing else so delights a New
hls strength and that he feared to I observed that be surreptitiously rend England gathering as a discourse
fo u r Blocks from Union Depot,
F o r r a t e , a n d I n lo r ip a t lo n a p p ly to
for us. •.
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No train In the service of
. tempt the rigors of March away from from S large book which be held open which has a message that Is not In the
fith and Everett sts.
■ W . M . C r o g n i x , Asfc n t
hla old, familiar shelter.
, on hls knee and that be was oidy ,ml d- words, yet Is .«Hear to all; something New Brick Building Newly Fnrulsbed
M o ro . O r.
any railroad In the world
It appeared that Mr. Butterfield, who ly interested In my approval of the in­ which is perceived, hut Rot heard; un­
lU
tes
60,
76,
$1
per
day
equals In equipment that of the
had never before been more than a few vestment.
derstood without statement, appealing
•‘I am satisfied, quite satisfied, he to the long cherished secret opinions of Best accommodations in the city for the
hundred dollars ahead of the world, r e ­
Chicago, M ilw au kee ft 8 t .
money.
garded bis new fortune timidly and said » "My friend Kerwln has kindly the hearers, fulfilling s task which
n iir tiiim h ilo m » »
would value our advice In regard to Its taken this whole matter off my mind. each has striven with on bis own ac­ P A. V IL E «, Proprietor, Portland, Or
Paul Ry. They own and
Investment. He had come to an age I trust bis Judgment implicitly. Sure­ count.
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operate
their own sleeping
Iron and Wood W orking.
where earthly treasure could no longer ly,” he added after a momentary pause,
The Rev. Mr. Butterfield was answer­
allure the fancy, yet for hls daughter s “I have been very fortunate of late. ing Kerwln with Infinite delicacy, with
and dining cars and give
sake be would wish to be a prudent This money fins b^en greatly blessed to out the faintest personal reference or
H O R S E S H O E IN G A S P E C » A
their patrons an excellence
g r a ss va lle y , o r e .
me. It has procured me the acquaint­ recognizable quotation, yet all present
steward of bis possessions.
My father laid down the letter and ance—I may even venture to say the understood. They knew also in what
of service, not obtainable
Machinery Repaired..
friendship—of a man whom I have long way the two men who for years ban
looked at me thoughtfully.
elswhere.
"I have a vague Impression,” said misjudged.” And he beamed upon the held aloof had at last been brought to­
he. “that Miss Butterfield will never iron faced Kerwln. "Doctrina differ­ gether. It looked like fate. Otherwise
S h o p o n P a r k S tre e t,
N e a r P u m p Houee.
Berths in th e ir sleepers
be dependent upon this money. Her ences.” he continued, "have held us Mr. Butterfield might soon have passed
are Longer, H igher and W ider
father has put It Into the Denby bank,^ apart for some years.”
to hls rgward and never have done this
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O E G g 'O X X .
than in smallar cars on other
Hteamer. leave Portland aud The
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
which happens to be a very sound In « »Doctrinal differences,” repeated Ker work which was bis to do ln that com­
Ta. hi.
lines. They protect th e ir trains Dalles dally: except Monday
stjtutlon. I would advise him to leave win, with a rigid grin. »That’s a good munity. He had needed personal expe­ Conducted on Best Principle»
arriving
at about 6 p m , con»4< :H-gat
by the Block System .
it there for the present and not to phrase.”
rience of Kerwln’s method of attack,
Lyle with t»e
worry. Buppoge you write a letter to
• By the way.” said the clergyman, the personal pain of finding no answer,
« -« m m e re la l T r a d e Hanel«ed
veiling a nervous Impatience, "upon the Joy of final perception that all those
that effect."
H . S. R O W E , C en erai A g e n t,
1 did so and received two replies, the that point which we were discussing arguments are really beside tfce Issue
first from Mr. Butterfield, accepting the other evening I find here the follow­ and that realities of spiritual things
134 T h ird 8 t., P o rtla n d , Or.
cannot be attacked by testimony of
ing statement."
He read from the big book a para­ those who have not seen them because
graph heavy with scientific terms. they have studiously looked the other
For Gold»nd:ile and Klickitat »alley
Kerwin’s eyes glistened, aud he spoke way.
,
a « - — ,« -
points. Tralu leaves Ooklend <e at
It was the absolute end of Kerwln s
the Instant that the reader paused.
9
5:30 a .m . dally except Sunday erri"-'
He had not uttered three sentences be reputation as a "spiritual adviser In
tng at Lyle at 7’fiO a. in , co’iuMfo.ig
fore i perceived that the man was a that town, and everybody felt It to be
with down river boat frrf Perij« .la n d
AND
SHIP
IN
PLAIN
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dogmatic materialist and that be #«« BO. B«tt ths strangest part of It was
Intermediate puiuts.
W IT H N O M A R K S T O IN D IC A T E
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the thrust so well.
ammaring nt the foundations of the that
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Ijeaves Lyle for Gddendale on the
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other’s belief. .
arrival of the up river steamer.
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‘T lie^ m iera b ls villain!” said he,
Kerwln was oue of those men who
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ba. .««I« U «*•»
Thia popular hotel _
have read a great mnss of high grude meeting me after the service. “Ha has
>« M I«
for a period of r t v
r? ^ PhO
scientific literature late In life, but undermined in / faith And at ray age
O f O V # fX M O V S
Hotel
Co.,
who»-
|ii « « W W .
Mot»"
han,
al»>
aaamnaa
the
isa«««
*. s s •
too’
It’s
a
rascally
piece
of
business.
have never had a groundwork of scien
P /C H
M fL L O W
Mr. Knowlc». «he former raana«er. ret
X
Doubtless
he
felt
hla
defeat
keenly
S /X
OLD
tlflc training. They know what the
from aettee bu»lnrae tile.
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IM P R O V E M E N T S JUST C O M P L kT K »
Overland Express train« for Ralera,
scientists say. but not wl.at they mean. enough, though be made a Jest of It In
Phil Metaehan
under the direction of M r 1
Roeeburg, Ashland, Haeramento, Og­ . F o r a n y fu r th e r In fo r m a t io n write or
It is uesriy Impossible for any man such terms. Indeed, to those who knew
make thia hotel bECOHD TO HO HE In the
den, Han Francisco, Htockton Ixw c a ll o n th e n e a re s t Agenl, or the General
who has not received systematic In­ the man It was a measure of hls eba
Korthweat.
t «’»*e;«
Hi'peta and r
Northwest.
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been replax-d
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Angeles. El Paa«, New Orleans and the Office at Portland,
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struction In the actual labor of In­ grin that he should labor so conscien­
fl.H.r, Tpe <afe
m
edic
­
East. Leaves Portland Union Depot,
$
3
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vestigation to understand the real es tiously thereafter to safeguard and In­
H rtS ttlw rc
f<* 1 « ^ «
inally
8
45
p
.m
.
Arrives
7
26
a
m
,
dally.
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PURE
seuce of the simplest scientific state crease Mr. Butterfield’s small fortune.
W OOD
H in te d
b jm U e » ^ '
Morning train connects at Woodburn
ment, such as "salt consists of »odium It became a passion with him, and hls
dally except Hundoy with traius for
and chlorine.” The greatest chemist In ■access was the wonder of all Denby.
Mt. A ngel, Hilvertcn Brotanzvllle,
W W a a h ln rU . St.. Portland. O r.
the world might say that, but he would
GIVE F U L L N A M E POST-
Springfield, W endllng aud N atm a.
P a r k IP o r k .
O F F IC E A N D 5 H IP P IN 0
menu only that no one whom he knew
Leaves Portland Union Depot 8.30a.m.
D I R E C T I O N S »ccowframed
Clesn tbs barrel thoroughly until all
of had ever found anything else In salt.
arrives 6.66 p. m.
£XPffESS or POSTVfFfCf
The true »Get;::«: takes bis rend«-» bad odors are removeda then cover the
Eugene passenger connects at Wood­
ORDER
lack of dogmatism for granted, am- bottom y lth three todies of salt and
burn with Mt. Angel and Silverton
local. Leaves Portland Ufilon Depot
PAYABLE
TO
that is why he Is so rarely underatood. pack In a layer of pork, closely filling
The My
4.16 p. m., returns 10.86 A.m., dally.
Mr. Butterfield seeaMd bewildered by the space a n d c o v e r in g the whole i*ysr
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
the skeptic's array of facts and to » • with salt three Inches deep Pound It
Union Depot 7.30 a m ., arrives5.60 p.m.
down solid with an ax and start an­
vainly seeking for some higher
DaHy.
, .
tlflc authority which would contradict other layer, keeping on to the same
Railway between tbe
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
hls enemy, »neb « struggle Is futile way ««til Uie pork Is all packed. Cov­
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’■a w o uld »am o h w dau o h ts r w it h and tends more strongly than anything er the whole with a half bushel of salt
Union Depot 4 60 p.m., arrlves8.26a.m.
H IM .
Dally.
and let It stand a few days, after which
else to throw the mind Into a
Forest Grove paaaenger leaves Port­
our advice, the »ccond from bis t la u g b - of miserable and hopeless doubt. With clean cold water should be added. A
land Union Depot 10.45 p.m., arrives
»• ter, taking tbe other «Ide of the ques­ Inexpressible pain I beheld the begin
float with a flat stone on top win fcssp
1 60 p.m. Dally except Sunday.
tion. Thv effect watt somewhat odd. as nlng of tbe ruin of this good old man s the meat from rising above the sur­
tbe two letter« were ln tbe same band faith and peace, and by 11
PORTLAND OSWEGO SU BU R B A N
face
Thia
Pl»»
requires
more
to
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and came by the same mall. One was that evening I was upon the print of than commonly used, hut is very• s w s
SERV IC E A ND Y AM H ILL
BEGINNING F k b . 15, 1906
for the firm ths other was addressed throwing Kerwln out of the
for keeping roesL-Amcricsn Cultiva­
D IV ISIO N .
to niy father, but a« the Butterfield
1 T be Chicago-Portland Special, tl a
After the banker bad gone Mr. But- tor.
Depot, Foot of Jefferson Rtreet.
Have you money to Invest,
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case had been in my charge the letters terilMd tried to continue the dlecYMfo"
property to be cared toe oe eatates
Ijeaves from Jefferson street depot for I muat luxunou« train In t h e won L
Draedng-room sleeping can, dinu g
were pinned together and •‘respectfully
Pr„S«eln< Katie«,
to be managed ?
Dallas and Intermediate points dally.
with me; but, finding that 1 agre*i
icar, buffet smoking and library c;»r
him
¡00
well,
be
destated
.
H $ r Haring a fairly comfortable housd
referred’’ to me.
4.16
p.m.
Arrive
Portland,
10.16
a.m.
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ill
your
health,
time
and
(barber and bath). Lea» than t h r t «
Writing from her father's dictation. with
to be upon that dangerous bor and hen« of proper age ami over their
private affairs permit you to
The Independence Monmouth Motor 5 days Portland to Chicago.
TOURIST
manage them properly and
Ml«« Butterfield penned these words:
Line operate« dally to Monmouth and (
molt by the end of Dctober. the fol­
where old time
profits!/ >
“For the first time In a long life 1 feel drrland
Alrlie, connecting with S. P. Co’s i
lowing rations, aud. as used by our-
i n s e a rc h o f « e u s e le s e c o m 1* » ’ - ’ ’
relief from the pressure of pectmlary
trains at Dalian and Independent».
Yo u ns.v have the collective
selves and farmers, will bs found
knlgbta errant dhj to day« of
wlidoni of experienced men In
First-class fare fro« Portland to I
When I saw Miss Butterfield n e it fectlve In the prodnctloo of eggs la
the guuu*en-.ent of your Inter­
Sacramento and Han Francisco, |20;
Writing over tier own signature, «he
Winter. I give first the rations f»d to
ests if you consult tLbCcoiyany.
berth,$6. Second-claaafair,|16;aecon<l j
EVERY DAY IN TH E YEAR.
*xpres«ed till«* opinion: ‘‘My father xnorntog I dared not teM t>"
oar poultry during die winter of last
to Chicago are operated daily *!• the
class berth, $2.60
*i
I l also re ceives J e p o jt | f
seems very much worried, and jl am | i n afraid that, like moet g*«d daugh ▼tor. which were ss follows:
bet
w
e
e
n
ters she valued her father's peace of
«Ateet (o check, and ¿ v
Tickets to Eastern polntsand Europe, . Oregon Railroad & Navigation
wore that he exbatiHta Idmaelf dlicusa
To
110
hens
one
to
two
year«
rid—
Company, Oregon Short Une R a i l ­
accounts
c-M dofiar
also Japan, C hins, Honolulu and
Sng storks a yd In vestments with Mr mind much abere »ny abstract true», In «be morning eight pound« of wheat,
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
paying ciirr.nt Inter«« <
Australia.
.Kerwln. tbe banker. He la at our and that she werid far rather have noon, stx pound« ground gralr
Clucago & North-Waatcrn Railway
eeen
him
live
In
error
bappUj
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CITY
TICKCT
OFFICE,
Corner
Third
Acta
aa
trust««
In
«1!
property
:
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t
h
e
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house almost evert evening and «oroe-
to Chicago from Portland and point«
ured dry. tnnde toto a mesh;
grow
to
knowledge
by
a
process
of
dis
and
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ashington.
Phone
Main
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,
relatlovireq i-iing auchaervtcra,
t'mes stays quite late.”
in Oregua.
eight pounds wheat: or buckwheat
Portland, Or. ’
buys and sella bonds, effects col-
treesing
doubt.
So,
even
If
Kerwln
nap
) Tbe Implication wna that the relief
Three tlmee per week eight pound« of
D a lly and personally conducted ea-
C. W . STINGER. W m. rkMlJRRAY. j
laetioru. lends money.
been
altogether
In
the
right,•
’
¡J*
w°'dd
« u n io n * tn Pullm an tanriet Bleeping
which Mr. Butterfield supposed he felt
cot bone were given to lieu ef
«are.ir o n P o rtlan d . Lo» A n n ie « end ’
have
fean-d
him
tittle
less
W
hat.
then,
In many other npy» It can bs
C ity T lckto Agent.
Pen-P ass. A g t
'w as merely « delusion anil that he
•’TtogC em fertnble Way
mash. Mangel«, pore water, grit ang
San Franclaco, Ikro eg b to Chicago
effSrvice. Cad or writs for
would
have
been
her
sentiments
toward
Tsally was mOrip dlstnrlie« In mind by
w lthoot change.
ground oyster shells were to n bun da to
R o u t« o f »h« fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
aampALe »e;l ln j forth the scope
See
Bert
Miller,
the
Monlrlsnd
big recent acquisition than be bad ever him coming a . «he apoetle of ‘be drear supply. Sometime« «teamed Iowa ell^
of
Its
ope*-siioto
For detailed Information, rate«, etc., call on or address
lest falsehood which ever entered the
)*een by narrow clrcumatanees
pings took the place of mangel«. The
mail carrier, and have him take
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After considerable thought uj»on this »rorldl ”
ground
grains
for
the
mnah
were:
Chicago & North-Wertern Ry.
I
Aanrned
that
Kerwln
had
been
a
thto'packdfd
to you. His charge«
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e r IL »ICkSON, C, T. A„ iM Third fttttoA. Parttato, Or.
Xisstter I decided to go to Denby for a r ^ t T X b e r of Mr.
pptinda of coarse ground oats,
.quiet, soothing talk with Mr. Butter
are «mall and delivcrie« prompt
pound«
cornmeal,
one
pound
«horta-
ftrn
n
ftaif
field and W>
B*nker Kerwln s bit church for thirty years and that hla A. Q. Gilbert. Ottawa Experiment Bta
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skepticism was one wf tt»«e open ee-
i e f adrlcs.
rrots wMeh see to he feuad Ah »rery,
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Overland Limited, Ornaba to ducato.
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