Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, August 10, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text»I The O b se r v e r . that L ivin gston girl!” sh e replied Jy. “S h e's noF'— “ N dt”— “Your style," flulshed M iss B lak e M O H O , OKBOON : prom ptly. “You know there are girls F R ID A Y .............. A voubt 10, 1906 and girls." “ Yes," agreed Dick reflectively. P erson al T a lk W ith You. D ow n th e road w ay carriage w h eels began to qjUQch the san d y ground. "H ere com es Aunt M artha," an n ou nc I f you do not read The Observer ed M iss Blake. “I'm a hit sorry I let N hy Not? her call for m e tonigh t, D ick, ’cau se We should like to have you tak ’ I ’d h ave liked a w fu lly m uch to have It, and w e know It would be profitable to you to becom e a subscriber. We «end 1» you see m e home. T hen I could h ave two year« for $2 60; oneyear $160;12H ct» talked to you sen sib ly and convinced; ff I m onth ia ^>’t much. Try II. Order by you o f th is ’p rop in qu ity’ b u sin ess ’’ Postal Card, and pay for It when you can. ♦•Of cou rse 1 d id n ’t m ean to m artyr At a n y t im e w h e n r e q u e s te d to d o you ,” said D ick grim ly as he led her to, the paper w ill be discontinued. But we dow n to the carriage. “ N ow , don’t be silly .” adm onished expect that all arreari will be paid before auch reqhest Is made. It H easy to a*k u* M iss B lak e w ith ex a sp e ra tin g serenity. tor a statement, which will be cheerfully "Just forget ev ery th in g y ou ’ve said to rendered at any tim e. night, like a good boy, and w e ll go on as w e ’ve a lw a y s done, b ein g Jolly good frien d s—eh. D ickie?” A fter he had shaken han d s w ith Aunt M artha and the carriage had started off M iss B lak e called back g a yly over her shoulder: “I’ll be com in g hom e In another fort night m yself, you k n ow .” D ick stood for a w h ile on th e veranda By CONSTANCE CAMERON a fter the souud o f th e w h eels had died a w a y . H e w as a su b sta n tia l chap with C o p yrig h t, 1W6. by E . C. I*arcell» bratnS, and be reason ed w ith h im self seriou sly. “S h e Isn’t flirting.” be so A certain go lf cln b on Ixm g Islan d ] liloquised, “but sh e's w ild and d oesn ’t baa a pretty m ite o f a houae w ith a w an t to be turned. H o w e v e r —now for deep veranda, a room w ith a h u g e fire 1 a n ew gam e.” Borne w eek s later, a fte r M iss B lake p lace and another where the gam e may had returned to tow n , D ick began to be d iscu ssed across sn ow y tables. It M iss M olly B lak e had gone ou t on drop in at the B lak e hom e nguln. w a s only In term itten tly, though, aud he tin* veranda to see If her au n t’s car w a s not,, confidential a s to where he ria g e w a s com ing. F ar nnd near, B|>ent the num erous even in gs he did tlirough th e early October dusk, the not drop In. M iss B ls k e w ould soouer m ist w a s gathering. h ave had one of her fetch in g d im p les A sta lw a rt you n g figure lu golf spirited a w a y than a sk him, but her cloth es cam e up tow ard the veranda, cu riosity changed from ann oyan ce to w a d in g to h is knees In the m ist. worry. “I say, M dllle,” observed D ick ca su “C ouldn’t find It,” h e said’. “Oh, p sh aw !” an sw ered M iss Blake, ally one even in g, ligh tin g h is pipe and looking ab sen tm ln d ed ly at the sw eet w ho w as p o llin g on her gloves. Then p^as M iss B lak e w ore, “that propin th e d ain ty pink thum b, w hich had been quity theory o f you rs Isn’t such a rum a trifle obdurate, w en t In all right and one, a fter all. S in ce I’ve been back ve seen an a w fu l lot of that Living* ston girl, aud, do you know , she’s Jolly nice, m ighty good com pany and that sort o ’ thing. I dare say It’s being w ith her so much th at”— M iss B lak e h alf Jum i^ d to her feel from the deep arm chair In which Dick had plied up for her a sen of pillow s. And so It w a s that L ivin gston girl! •H ello! A w asp?” Inquired Dick, set tin g dow n h is pipe letsu ieiy -« n d refer T h at Livingston G i rl FreSdl«'« Oaadr Case. air- D I M ie F ro d file h a d a can e. A c a n d y oan e h a d he. H e w a lk e d a b o u t th e b ou se w it h t t J 'T w a S a p r e t ty s ig h t to fe e . H e le a n e d upo n th is c a n d y c an e, R e d e trlp e d a n d v e r y n e a t. A n d once o r tw ic e h e to o k a b i t * A n d fo u n d I t v e iY sw eet. The 8. T. Co. ia cleaning up their entire lot of Ladieg’ shirt waists in two lota especially priced 50 and 75cte. M. M« So PO U LTR Y F E N C IN G . HAS P O IN T S O F M E R IT W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N . You can always find It profitable to use the classified adv. ooluuine of The Observer. They bring buyer and seller together. T h e best featu res o f m erit In t h is fe n c in g are foun d In its m u ltitu d e o f h orlson - A¥AYATA¥ATA¥ATA¥Ari^Z*W A¥A¥ATA¥A¥ATAYATi ta i w ir e s ,th e cab led se lv a g e VAVAVAVAVAVAVAV, a n d ca b le ev e r y foot lu t o e a* 'vrA 'rfiw av’AVA’ravr. h e ig h t o f fen ce, to sa y The New Biggs is oertainiy * n o th in g o f th e c o n n e c tin g most deservedly popular hotel, a"d o iesh w ires; th is , o ou p led K' * • w ith Its p ecu lia r co n stru c mine host, J. J. Heckard and wife, tio n , b ars a n y p o ssib ility are entitled to a very liberal patron o f its c o n tr a c tin g , s a g g in g or n a r r o w in g to g e th e r b e age. The table is supplied with tw een poets; d o in g a w a y everything nioe, and the rooms are w ith t h e to p a n d b o tto m board rail a n d fu lly on e- new, neat aud clean. h a lf th e n u m b er o f poets o rd in a rily req u ired , w h lo h red u ces t h e a ctu a l co st o f T o Cure • C old In O no Day- th e c o m p leted fen ce. T h e s e _ _ T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u in in e tablets Item s a lo n e in su re a s a v in g —«• A ll druggists refund m o n ey it it tails o f fu ...... .... F.UUU. J.1, »1. IBM, J.1, «. HIM. lly 60 p er ___ cen t, to __ th e to cure. E . W . G ro v e ’s s ign atu re it op user w ith o u t t a k in g In to a c o o u n t th e fa ct th a t a fen ce w it h a to p rail m u s t be m u c h h ig h e r th a n o u a w ith o u t to be o f eq u a l se rv ice for a to p ra il, b e in g v isib le , m a rk s th e h e ig h t o f th e fen o s a u d g iv e « c h ic k e n s s o m e t h in g to li g h t o n . Jt each hox. 25c. Is m a d e o f th e beet g a lv a n ise d ste e l w ire, sm o o th ly a u d e v e n ly w o v e n , a n d r eta in s Ils fu ll h e i g h t before a s w ell a s a fter m s Bo s w e e t it w a s t h a t F r e d d ie s m ile d A n d g a y ly sho ok h is head. “ r i l e a t it up, a n d th e n ’ t w i ll be M ) s ta ff o f I lf s ," he said. * • H IL L M IU T A K Y ACADEM Y. A w om an should not be a fra id to sa y the p leasan t th in gs that rise to her Ups. There la no reason on earth w hy fra n k n ess should co n sist In sa y in g all the d isagreeab le rem arks one can co llect and th at th e kind w ord s sh ou ld be thought Insincere. A M a n u fa c tu red b y t h e Oakland, Cal. — — P O R T L A N D DEPO T. |AyerëPills; W ant your moustache or beard t beautiful brown or rich black? Use . fla< T im t« catalogue aad pamphlet ^ g iaXutP< of testimony, s t o , addrroa ) a n d mau Satin’s W a t a s Handiwork J. H . S A C H S Dealer ia all Kinds of Fish a id Cured Meats, H am , Bacon and Lard. Fresh Fish «very T hursday and Friday. H radquarim for Vegetables and Fruito- Butter and Eggi takes in exchange- G ive me a trial order. For fulP aform atlon cali on oc sddreee W m . M cM URRAY, I H K O l'O H U T A H and CO LOR ADO C a stle G a te , C a n o n o f t h e G ra n d B la ck C w uon, M a rsh a ll a n d T en n ea - Paaeea, a n d t h e W orld -F am ou * R oyal Gorge. - - (y e it'l Passenger A g e n t, P o rtla n d , O reg on . m For Dcacriptive and Illustrated w rite to 124 T h i r l D WE PAY THE EXPRESS MAMAOil RATM 4DI(iFULLQUARTS4 î-F tY t; STUBBLE KYE Esmond Hotel Gontrfmt u l M om oiSW i Hotel Hood OREGON IMPORTING Til ROUGH SLEEPERS V in to n H o te l New Entirely. Conyientto Business SEATTLE and CHICAGO GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY W tllm m anyel F or L e w is t o n , Id a h q , a n d w a y p o in ts from R ip a rla , W ash. L e a v e -•Rlparl* 6.40 a. m ., o r u p on a rriv a l tra in N o. 4, d a lly e x o e p t H aturday. A rriv e R ip a rla 4 p. in . d a ily e x c e p t F r id a y . W . R. C R O C A N , Street, • Pamphlet», m iU M B U S 0 I 1 M P O B T L A N P , O g. A nd St. Paul Railway Ihe Milwaukee Pioneer Lim ltel, Si. Paul to d ic a io Overland L iu lte i, Omaha to Clncaio South w est Limited, Kansas City tn C ticai .0 ..B i g « » ........ 6 4 G ib s o n s .. . . 7 0 I asco li 14.1 . K lo n d y k e . . ,2.17 2 .2 8 IS 1 . H u m w it . . . IH.2 H a y C a n o n J et 2.40 10.« ..M c D .t n a ld a ,. 2.41 2 8 .« . . . D e M o s s ... 2 .6 8 8 .0 4 .... 2 7 .0 ^ ....M o r o 80 4 . . E n k ln v ili» . 8.13 88 6 G rass V a lle y . 3 .4 4 46 H . . . B o u r b o n . . . 4 ÓO 5 2 .6 .........K e n t . . . . 4 .1 8 6 7 .3 . . . W ilcox . . . 4.20 6.00 arv 70 0 . . . Khan I k o . .. No train In the service o any railroad In the world equals In equipment that of the Chlcsgo, M ilw au kee & 8 t T h e y ow n a n a o p e ra te th e ir own sle e p in g a n d d in in g curs a n d give th e ir p a tro n s an excellence of service n o t o b ta in a b le elsw here. Paul RT. lo u th - 8 Ê T u te Ih le N o l l N o rth bn d bound g * May 20, lOOS passe nger p a een g r I “ d aily H T A T IO N H d ally The Chicago Milwaukee ? AGENT, Moro, Oregon. W . C . m rH M IU K . U em . A g t. JOB PRINTING 8 16 a.in. _ fi.00 p . m. 11.6« a.m Lv. 12.15 pm. F or D a y to n , O regon C ity a n d Y a m h ill H iv er p o in ts. A sh str e e t d o ck . L e a v es 7.00 a. in d a lly e x o e p t Hun d a y . A rriv es 6.80 p.^n. d a ily e x o e p t H u n day. V e g e ta b le « M c C a le b B u ild in g M a in S t r e e t . 7.16 a.m . Ha« LOS a.m . For A storia and wa^- pointa, oon- neutlng w ith gleauter for Ilw aoo sod N o rth Beach. Hteamer Haoaalo, Ash street dock. Leavea 8.00 p m . d ally , except Sunday. Haturday 10 00 p. in. Arrives 6.00 p. m . d ally except riunday. w w FLORKR Trm4e SmlUitm* Cmlmmblm aal E a ta b le s of a ll k in d s a t T h e S a c h s M a rk e t J. W . H I L L , M. o . PrlaolpaL . Prww II» FmetUm 8.16 p m nu .tup, 12.01 pm. Faaae» Bigg» SEE 6 00 p.m. L16 p.m. 6.16 p.ns. SOU a n t. no »top. Paaara Bigg» 10.12p.m. 9.67 a.m . >r E a itr itrrn For rn W .a h in g te o , W »l|a W alla, Lewla* ton, Ceaur tl'A l.n c am d Uroat Nurtharn potata. A T L A N T IC K X P R E H H for tha Ea»t via H unt- ng tun. BUCKINGHAM'S DTE », ut oKk'uuuna u s i i. .a w.. aa is a.a. li A r. D a ily . M POKANK F L Y E R P O R T L A N D -B 1G G M L A IC A L , for a ll local point» between Bigg» and Portland. Arrives at Bigg» The dose is one, Ju»t one pill bedtime. Sugsr-costed, 'ft’ ey cure mild, certain, ü ítíis :.: constipation. L v. D a lly . C H IC A O O -P O R T L A N D H P E C IA I. for th « -E « « t via Huntington. 9.90 a.m. Psaaaa Bigg», (atopa) 1.16 p.m . Portland, Oregon. P acific U niversity X brough P u llm a n standards aud tourist sleeping-cars d a ily to O m aha, Cbloago, Hpokane; tourist sleeping-car d ally to Kansas C ity . R eclining chair- cars (seats free) to the East d a lly . • ring to the Jump. No answ er. T he hrtnpt» hadn’t yel been lighted, and It w a s the dark end o f tw iligh t, so he cou ld n ’t see her face very clearly. B u t a s he piled the tw o pi Hokes which had slipped to the flooi behind the dem ure little figure w ith the sw eet peas again h e cau gh t a trem u lous Intaking of breath. A s a m atter o f fa ct, the girl In the deep ch air w as stru gglin g d esp erately w ith aggregated O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R em otions o f the p ast m onth and tears .„ id le d a y s by y o u r n e ig h b o rs...o f th e good w eren’t very far a w ay. W h y -w h y . M ollie!” D ick exclaim ed If you c a n ’t get th e ir su b P O R T L A N D , OREGON, U.S.A. q u a litie s of T h e O bserver. In som e alarm . Then w ith very real In fillin g a lam p In w h ich It Is Im pos sc rip tio n s, send Us th e ir ad d resses a n d we- w ill send ten dern ess he put both firm han d s un sib le to se e the height o f the liquid der th e dim pled ch in and turned the u se a definite m easure. th e m sa m p le copies. W e pay for all s o lic itin g you do little fa ce tow ard him . •Oh, D ick, I—I’ve been so m iserab le.” for us. stam m ered sh e fain tly. FO R EST G RO VE, O REG O N. "I’v e been m iserable, too, sw eeth eart, A H IG H - G R A D E C O L L E G E W IT H w hispered he, se ttlin g h im self on the S U P E R IO R E Q U IP M E N T . arm o f the chair. And then, som ehow B e a u tifu lly located tw e n ty -six m ile s those pretty sw e e t p eas go t a bit from Portland. < 3 . B . crushed. “ OH D IC K , I — I'V S UKKN SO M ISXKABBK. H » , » m ir S H a l t » i m a a a a i n aiav1 ■■■■«■■«■■■■»■■*■«»»■»* Full regu lar co lle g e cou rses. “And you don’t really care for that abe sm iled sw eetly . “W ell, no matter, A cad em y g iv e s stro n g p rep aratory and L ivin gston girl?” m urm ured M ollis H igh School courses. D ick. ‘ I’ll get on e o f the cad d ies to presently, pinching h is cheek. Iro n a n d W ood W o rk in g . Conservatory o f Music and School of look for It tom orrow .” “T h at L ivin gston girl? Humph!" A rt, w ith superior instructors. “Tom orrow ? And I w on ’t be here to cried be in aston ish m en t. B u sin ess b ran ch es tau gh t. H O R S tt S H O E I N G A S P E C IA L T Y » m orrow, Mollie." D ick cam e slow ly G ym nasium and Field A th le tic s under a P h ysical D irector. np the step s and stood b eside th e little E v e n P e r s i a n C ata P a r , M a ch in e ry R e p a ire d ., _ W ell-equipped L ab oratories. P hoebe w a s the four-year-old daugh figure In the long carriage wrap. Library o f 13,000 V olum es. ter of a m ission ary to P ersia, liorn In In th e sky a few stars w ere strug H ea lth fu l so cial life; r elig io u s influ en ces, 8 b o p on P a r k S tre e t, ‘ N e a r P u m p H ouse. gling through the clouds. B ehind them that land o f orien tal ea se and hos A ll stu d en t en terp rises a c tiv e . p itality, and her little m ind w a s lm W e [*y 4 '!> on lime deposits, current In the clubroom s the fire leaped a s high T H E S C H O O L T H A T S T A N D * FOR T H l bued w ith such Ideas o f m utual com B E S T IN E D U C A T IO N rale* on saving» account», receive deposit* a s D ick ’s shoulder, m aking the veranda J ^ o io . - O x e g ro x x . pllm ent and her little tongu e so given W P /T E F O R C A T A L O G U E d oorw ay a searchlight th a t could be to graces of sp eech th a t her N ew E n g subjed to check, and do a general hank seen far dow n the road. laud grandm other had m any a shock. ing business.. D ick d extrou sly led M iss B lak e out T h e m orning a fter th e little girl ar You can have the advantages ol a o f the doorw ay Into the sh ad ow of the rived at the grandm other’s hom e th e IM P E R IA L Ivy vines. strong bank al your very door by using HOTEL old lady w n i bru sh in g out Phoebe** “M ollie,” he said, “you k n ow I’m curls, gloatin g over her a fter the fash O l c IUROPEM Pt*» llte mails. leavin g In the m orning before your ion rff grandm others. SEND US ATRIAL W aahltigtoD head's turned tw ice on the p illow . I'm Send us your deposits. Acknowledg-y and 7 i ^ l a . “ My little P hoebe bird!” she said over ORDER In dead earn est tonight. Y ou’ve got and over again. ment will Ire sent you by return mail P osti ARD, to g iv e m e som e sort of a definite hu O asu ow “W h y do you call me Thoebe bird?” Savings accounts received from one sw er. I’m not m ade of Iron or wood PMIl METSCMA». asked the child at last. I love you, and I w an t you to be my dollar up. “H ere in Am erica w e h ave a bird w ife, and I’m w illin g to w ait till you ’ve that sa y s ‘P hoebe! Phoebe!* ” explain O p en an account with us and note |1 00 ARP O r had all th e frisk in g around you want, ed her grandm other. Thia pnpuUr hot«*! ha» »(tain been Ira w d how rapidly it will grow. ANO SHIP IN PLAIN PACKAGES b ut I m ust h ave an au sw er, straight: for a period of five ,eara by the Im perial T he child sm iled, and her m other WITH NO HARKS TO INDICATE Hotel Co., whvae president, M r. Phil I f you're p layin g with me, say so, and stan d in g by, k n ew w h a t w as p assin g M e t* han. alno aaaamea the ma»»««”“ ••’>U CONTENTS--------------- j f - w e ’ll call It quits, but dou’t keep me In P hoebe's mind. N ot so th e grand Mr. Knonlet, the former manager, retiring _ J. FRANK.WATSON. P r~ *w from active tniaineaa life. d an glin g on lik e this.” • R L DURHAM. Vu. P.»d«a m other, w ho finished her task relnc IM P R 0 V E M E V T S FUST CO M PLETAD "D an glin g on? W hy, D ick !” M iss tantly at la st and then stooped dow n W. H FLAK '»-'«.-I wider the direction of Mr Phil Metaohnn B lak e's pretty voice had in It a distinct for a kiss. make tbla hotel SECOND TO NOME in the 5 C CATCHING! A~ v m «, o r o u # r /J A fO i/s Northweat. Carin-ta and fnm ltnro bare note of reproof, and abe lifted her little “In P ersia,” said P h oeb e In her m ost ff /C H CS /T & J -O IY lieen replai-ed The dining ro«<nl la now n ose d ain tily In the air. “A nyhow ,” caressin g tone, “w e h ave one old cat on the main floor. The cafe la one of the s /x y r /m o l d flneat men’s resorts on the Coast. The abe addt*d con d escen din gly, w h ile dim IleldellM-rg room for ladles la a convenient w ho sa y s 'D ranm a! DranmaP ” refn-ahment room. Free 'hna meet» all pies ran riot, “It's absurd o f you and trains. Our lllustrab-d booklet tell» T«u (Trust (fo m p an y m e to talk o f m arrying -ab su rd ! WTiy, all about It and how to see the alghta. C h r is tm a s W a lt» l a l a g t a a f i . 2 4 7 W asm .S t . P ort la n d . O n t. Address IM P E R IA L H O TX L. ev er sin ce I w ore p igtails and you w ore C hristm as w a its are a very old Instl «33 W ash Ing ton St., Portland, Ora. ^CAPITÂLiTgTg- STSoocx;,-» k ilts w e've played together and been tutlon. T he word “w a it” w as original H E D IO If *’■'”••.......I AGED INALLY IN THE Inseparable. I ’m as used to you as I ly the nam e for a m usician or one whe PURE W OOD am to dinner 365 d ays in the year!” played on w ind Instrum ents. W alts D ick listen ed courteously w ith his w ere a t first an n exed to the king’s H a b it - f o r m in g M e d ic in e s . I ♦ W k s t a r « may be the fact as to many bead bent, slo w ly se rsp iu g a putter court nnd sounded the w atch every q iV E FULL NAME POST- tent meaic medicines of Usa e^eaUad sa-eallad patenl alon g a crack In the veranda floor. | O F F IC E A N D S H I P P I N 0 night nnd hi th*. v ’nfor p-im ded the talntnc Injurious Ingredients a: as broadly “A n yh ow ,” b e retorted, “you like me Street:» to p reven t lawlcs.»ii‘*<a Uiid t'icff D I R E C T I O N S tK c a tp a n ttd ly ___________ it mom or published la suene Journals ot juoo iu flii ones, this publicity has certainly or you w ou ld n ’t h ave liven bored with A regular com pany o f w a its w a s eatub rx P H E S ^ o f p o s ro rfT C E baas of great benefit In arousing needed P ro tlan d , O reg o n . h a v in g m e around all these years. In fished ot K xeter In 1400. ORDER attontlon to th is subject, It has. Io a f a c t ”—h e forgot the p u tter and looked OSCA R A N D E R S O N M A N A U B R T he word Is a lso thou gh t to l»e eon eoMfiderable measure, resulted In the PAYABLE TO Intelligent people avoiding such np at her d an gerou sly—“you know you nected w ith the old G erm an “w a eb t,” s ad medicines as stay ba fairly sus- like m e -b u lly w ell too! And y ou ’re vigil or w atch ing. o( «entwining Use tnjurtoua tngre- perfectly w ell aware that 1 warship "W alts” h a s a lso been conaldered as splaknrtd of. Reoogntolng this the ground you w alk on.” t some tim time e ago. Dr. Plerca, Pierce, of o# Buffalo Buffalo, a corresponding w ord w ith the Scottish Free bus to and from train» Y., "took tim e by th« forelock,* as It M iss B lake toyed w ith the folds of word "w alth,” w hich m eant wandering PORTLAND ORE- re, sad published broadcast all the 1 9 5 3 Bß 6 T - her carriage w rap a bit u n easily and or roving. In allu sion to the ancient Rates by the day raid lem te ef which his popular medi- gar.ed far out on the sound w ith w ist cfaaea are oompoeed. Thus he has com “m enstrahsi" of th at country. A rem 6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ 1 .0 0 , $1 .6 0 , $ 2 . fu l eyes. “1 d are say you think you do ns nt of th* custom still ex ists, for m ag pletely forestalled all harping critics and opposition that m ight otherwise he European Plan D ick ie, dear," she adm itted. “And as latrstes annually grant a certificate tc al) urged against his medicines, becaaae they for m e—w ell. I'll l»e frank enough to a few m nalclana, generally blind men ara now o r known compvmhtiom . Fur- Good Clean Fam ily Hotel aay that 1 care an a w fu l lot for you who ¡»ernmbnlate the streets nt nlghl thermor«, from the formula printed on B E G IN N IN G F e b . 15. 1900 But, you see, I’ve been th in k in g grave during D ecem ber p layin g on violin s th* every hottie wrapper. It will be seen that these medicines contala no alcohol or ly. And. DU k. It's nothing lu the world old Scot fish m elodies. At the liegln other habit-forming drugs. Neither do but propinquity.” 3ln g of the year they cafi upon th e peo they eoo tain any narcotics or Injurious ts. thetr Ingredients being pareljr “ iT o p ln q u lty ?” echoed D ick vaguely pie whom they h a v e serenaded and re t ____extraeted a b le , H it r a e t M l from fro m the roots of “ Vb-huh,” Confirmed M iss Blhke. nod cel re a sm all subscription. n tm lh -ln a l p l s n * found growing In the F o u r B lo c k s from U u lo n D e|»ot. d in g the chiffon ruffles In her lingerie depths of our American forests and of f lt h a n d E v e rett sts. T O U R IS T wwl recognised curative virtues. bat “ W hen tw o people live all th e l|( TH E M ARVRE SPAEADBU Instead of aleohol, which even In small N ew Brick B uilding Newly Furnished. liv es on the sgm e street togeth er—n efl W e h ave never com e across a m an narttons long continued, as In obstinate Rates 60, 75, f 1 per day door to each other, In fa c t, lik e you and who used a m anure epreader w ho did eases of diseases, becom es highly ohjeo- m e—w hy, d on ’t you see, It’s quite nat not rate It as one o f the m ost v a lu ab ls Uooable from Its tendency to produce a Beet a cco m m o d a tio n s In th e c ity fo rth « «raving for stim ulants. Dr. lie r e e sm- Oral w hen they grow they should lm tools on the farm . Home w ay m anure pteyv chem ically pure, triple-refined money. E V E R Y I^AY IN T H E Y E A R , agln e they loved each other?" applied w ith the sp re sd sr a lw a y s be glyeerine, which of Itself Is a valuable P. A . V IL E H , Proprietor, Portland, O r “ Fol-de^rol! Stuff nnd nonsen com es a sa fe Investm ent, b ringing remedy In assay cases of chronic dtaaasea, BETW EEN a superior dem ulcent, eatlmptlc, threw in D ick d isd ain fu lly. quick and sura returns. In no w ay a being n tlw in s n t and supporting nutritive. “O f cou rse,” ob served M iss B lake d ocs Its ticiictlclal use becom e more It enhances the curative se tle o of the coldly, “you can jioke all the fun you apparent than w hen the cornfield Is tietden Heal root, «tone root, Black V IA TH E w ant nt my theory o f propinquity, b u t’’ given a top d ressin g any tim e a fte r It Cherrybark and Bloodroot, contained la •O eldea Medical DI »co v ery * In all broa- G R A S S VALLEY, O R E. --d efia n tly —“that doesn't alter the is planted up to the tim e It is ten ehlaJ. throat and lung affections attended case.” Inches high; th is w ork done on the with severe cou gh s As will be seen from “N ow , look here, Mollie." D ick vol-1 -platTs in the field w h ere the soil is a the writ In g i of the em inent Dff*. Orover One, of New York; Bartholow, of Jeffery n n teers0, “I’ve n ever for a sin g le se c little thin and again where th e m eadow se e M edical College. P h ils .; " T h a C a m fa rta b la W a y ” ond Im agined I ’m In love w ith that la to l»e cu t for hay a top d rossln g of C incinnati: Elllngwoed, of Ch'^M^i R o u te o f th e fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d L ivin gston girl, sn d sh e's lived on the eigh t or tea load s an acre w ill p rod ass For detailed information, rates, etc., call on or address oilier sid e o f our hom e a lm ost as lung alm ost m arvelou s resu lts. There are na leaders In their se agents are the PRICES R EA SO N A B LE S. <k YERKES, A 0 . F. Aw Seattle, W esbtaftea. that Dr. Pierro • s you have. And a d cu red ly a ttra c som e thin gs w h ich It Is not b est for a farm er to go in to debt for under any could have Chosen to i make up his fa- tive girl s I k Is too ” . Or II. DICKSON, C. T. A.. T U N Street, Pertlaad, Or. ; , f Conducted on Best Principles moua ■Dfseovsry •Dlanovery- • for tha cure of not M iss B lak e tilted her little nose up clrcam stsu cea, hut any man can wall omly b p n c h j a l . r cen t tc for mo n e y w ard until sh e looked alm ost dignified. afford to pay 10 per w ith w hich to bwv a “B u t sh e’s q u ite q u it* 1*”^ * Trains to T h a East Dally /Toro, Oregon. B eaatifnllr located la Portland Oregon, offer» unturpaued, lacilitte» lor the cul- tvre and education ol you o r women Special D on’t m ake hom e Irksom e. If you opportunities in Murnc. Art. Laoguagra and L ite r would n ot h ave you r ch ild ren lost to ature. W e ll equipped Physical and Chemical Lab- ... • a I atur«. n e n r q u ip p ru i systvs* a«w v - » » ~ ' net The you In a fter life m ak e h om e happy to ora(ori#. Herbaria* and Mineral Cabi Pacific them w h en they are young. D on’t largest and oldest Ladies' Ladle«' Seminary In the tl It enjoys a national reputation lor Im force the children to look elsew h ere Northwest. parting the beat physical, mental and moral train than at hom e for pleasure. ing nnd developing true sro man hood Equips socially and educationally lor the most eialted Confer« Academic and Cnllegiate Degrees Lemon Juice w ill w h iten Icing, the station. by State Authority. Interference with conviction« grated rind o f an orange strained of non Catholics la scrupulously avoided. Academy through a cloth w ill g iv e a y ello w is ideally located, amid inspiring scenic advan Social opportunities auch at are available tin t and straw b erry or cranberry Juice tages. in no other city on the Coast. Buildings large and w ill jsroduce a p retty sh ad e o f pink. commodious, well-lighted, bested and ventilated: dormitories nnd private rooms supplied with all ern conveniences. The institution is libera) P u t a fe w grain s o f rice In th e sa lt _od and progrusive without sacrificing the character cellars to k ejp the sa lt from caking. and traditions of age and achievement. Term « As the cellar is shaken the rice w ill modest. Satisfactory references required W rite for oOnouncement booklet. Board and tuition $110 pot k eek th e sa lt m oving. «* year. A d ffm a Sister Superior. St. M ary1« Academy U m md union P acific C a r m o d y B r o s ., S e llin g A g e n ts , K it c h e n F n r n lt n r e . Say <*»• K*w Thla«a. VAVltaVAVAVAV ’M W A W AVA W A WAV, P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o ., T he rem edy for the blues lies w ith in ou rselves. On your dark d a y s put on your b righ test and p rettiest gow n and Bee how It raises you r sp irits. It Is difficult (or ch eerfu ln ess to ex p ress Itself in som ber surroundings. I f one does not feel like laughing, lift th e cor ners o t th e m outh aud on e lau gh s per force. \ One o f the in oft fa scin a tin g p ieces o f fu rn itu rt In th e m odern k itchen Is an old fushloned settee. Its high back lifts up >uud rests on th e sid es to form table or Ironing board, w h ile the seat, w hen raised, reveals m any com p art m ents filled w ith In g en io u sly d evised cooking u ten sils. OREGON S horeline ATATAVAYAYATAV/ Ry. 1 20 pm 1.40 1.44 For m . 11.60 a rv e 11.1» 11.00 10 46 10.40 10.24 10.22 10 06 !:£ - 0.20 s bs 8 40 8 .8 0 HIX) a m raics and Information apply lo W . | C o » » tg e a n , A (g e n t Ihe Dalles, Portland and Istoria Navigation Co. R e g u la to r L in e M liO iD a b u d w p M t o Berths in th e ir sleepers are Longer, H ig h er and W id er than in sm allar car« on other S te a m er s lea v e P o rtla n d a u d T h e lines. They protect th e ir trains D a lles d a lly e x o e p t H unday at 7 a. m . a rriv in g a t a b o u t 6 p m . , c o n n e c t in g a t by the Block 8vstem . L y le w ith the H . 8. R O W E , C en erai A g e n t, 134 T h ird 8 t., P o rtla n d , Or. SBUTHtHH PiCIIIC CO.. Sunset. Otean anil Slastn ~ O e u te ~ EAST via SOUTH C o lu m b ia R iv er & N o r th e r n R y C o F or G o ld en d a le a n d K lic k ita t v a lle y p o in ts. T rain lea v es G o ld e n d a le a t 5:30 a. m d a lly e x c e p t S u u d a y , a r r iv in g a t L y le a t 7A0 a. m , c o n n e c tin g w ith d o w n river boat for P o rtla n d a n d In term ed ia te p oin te. L e a v es L y le for G o ld en d a le o n th e arrival o f t h e u p riv er stea m er. Good Accommodations for loams and Wagons. (preaa tr a in s for S a lem , R oseb u rg, A s h la n d , H acram en to, O g For any further Information write or d e n , Hau F ra n cisco , S to c k to n Loa call on the nearfat A gen t, or the General A n g eles. E l P a so , N o w O rla a o s a n d th e Office at Pontand. E a st. L e a v e s P o rtla n d U n io n D ep ot, 8 45 p . m . A rriv es 7.26 a m , d a ily . M o rn in g tra in c o n n e c ts a t W oodburn d a lly e x c e p t H u n d ay w ith tra in s for M t. A n g e l, S ilv e r to n B r o w n s v ille , S p rin g field , W e n d lln g a u d N a tr o n . L e a v es P o rtla n d U n io n D ep o t 8 .3 0 a .m . arriv es 6.66 p. m . E u g e n e p a ssen g er c o n n e c ts a t W o o d burn w it h Mt A n gel a n d S ilv erto n Ipcab I weaves P o rtla n d U n io n D ep o t 4.M p . m ., retu rn s 16.36 a .m ., d a lly . Is The Only C A rvallis p a ssen g er le a v e s P o rtla n d U n io n D e p o t 7 .3 0 a .m ., a rrlv ee6 .6 0 p.m . D a lly . S h erid a n p a ssen g er lea v es P o rtla n d Railway befweee the U n io n D ep o t 4 60 p .m ., a r r iv e s 8.26 a .m . D a ily . F o rest G ro v e p a ssen g er le a v e s P o r t la n d U n io n D ep o t 10.46 p .m ., arriv es and I 50 p .m . D a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y . Double-Track Missouri Riveir P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L D IV IS IO N . D ep o t, F o o t o f J efferso n S tr eet, l e a v e s from .Teflerson str e e t d e p o t for D allas s o d In term ed ia te p o in ts d a lly 4.16 p .m . A rriv e P o r tla n d , 10.16 a m T h e In d e p e n d e n c e M o n m o u th Motor L in e o p era tes d a ily to M o n m o u th an d A lrlle, c o n n e c tin g w it h 8 . P . C o ’s tra in s a t D a lla s a n d In d e p e n d e n c e . First-claae fare from Portland to Sacramento and Han Francisco, (20; berth, 16. Heoond-class fair, |16; second class berth, $2.50 T ic k e ts to E a stern p o in ts a n d E u ro p e, a lso J a p a n , C h in a , H o n o lu lu a n d A u stra lia . C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , C o m e r T U Ird . and W a s h in g to n . Phone M ain 7211 P o rtla n d , O r. C. W . S T IN O E R . W m . HcM URRAY, C ity T ic k e t A gent. ■ Q en-Pasa. A g t See Bert Miller, the Monklend mail carrier, find have him take that package to you. Hie chargee are email and delivenee prompt. Chicago T h e C hicago-Portland S p ecia l, li e m oat luxurious train in th e w o r ll. Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinir g car, buffet sm o k in g and library cur (barber and bath). L e ts than thr< a days Portland to Chicago. TW O T h r o u g h T r a in s to Chicago are operated daily via the O regon R a ilro a d & N avigation Company, Oregon Short Line R a il road, Union Pacific Railroad and Chicago & N o rth-W ettem Railway to Chicago from Portland and points in Oregon. Dally and personally eeadnetad •«• ru riio n a in Pullm an lourlaf aleapln« cars from Po rtland, Loa Angel«« and San Franclaco, tbroiifh to Chicago w ithout chaaao. « a ' f s i ’B t - X S B - Chicago & North-Western Ry.