Sherman County observer., August 17, 1906, Image 4

The
O b se r v e r .
M O R O , ORROON :
FRIDAY !...........Alton« 17,1VOC
P e rs o n a l T a lk W it h
You.
If you do. not read The Observer
m inded him o f the first m instrel show
be ever s a w —back In the sixties.
“ If you w a n t a d rin k .” su ggested
P ow ers, abandoning the w arfare, you
w ill tto<l the cup on the tree there.
•T in not in a hurry.” w a s the placid
response. “ 1 kinder like the quiet here.
I’d like to sit here alone for an hour or
so and Jest sort o f think thin gs over.
“ I think w e ’d both bettor be g ettin g -
alon g.’’ su g g ested P ow ers, with a
T he S. T. Co. is clea n in g o p
their entire lot o f L ad ies' sh irt
Colored goods Should be ironed on w aists in two iota esp ecia lly priced
th e w ron g side.
50 and 75cte.
W h en you w ish to I ton a garm en t to
a sh ort tim e sp rin k le it w ith hot ***«*.
Y ou can alw a y s find it profitable
and In fifteen m lnutas It le ready to to use the classified ad v. co lu m n s
Iron.
-.
of T h e Observer. T h ey bring buyer
W hen w a sh in g flannels, get rid o f a s
, m uch d u st and d irt a t you p ossib ly can and eeller together.
, M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
L A U N D R Ÿ l-IN E S.
| by sh a k in g and brusfcmg before p lu n g ­
T he New B iggs is certa in ly a
m ost deservedly popular hotel, and
m ine host, J. J. H eckard aud wife,
are entitled to a very liberal patron­
age. T he table ia Supplied w ith
everyth in g nice, and the room s are
new, neat and clean.
HAS POINTS OF M E R IT W O R TH Y OF ATTENTION.
T h e best featu res o f m erit
lu th is fe n c in g are found
In Its m u ltitu d e o f h o rlto n -
t«l w ires,th e cabled se lv a g e
a u d cable e v e r y fqot lu th e
h eig h t o f fen ce, to sa y
n o th in g o f th e c o n n e c tin g
m esh w ires; th is , co u p led
w ith Its p ecu lia r 0"o»ttu<>-
tlo n , bars a n y p o ssib ility
o f its c o n tra ctin g , sa g g in g
or n a rro w in g t«»gether be­
tw een posts; d o in g a w a y
w ith th e to p a n d bottom
board rail an ti fu llv on e-
h a lf th e n u m b er o f p osts
ord in arily required, w h ich
reduces th e a ctu al co st o f
th s c o m p le te d fen ce. T h ese
Item s alo n e in su re a sa v in g
Jtf A T A T j
ATAVI
rA I Í AVAVi
A l 1 'A V A V i
’Al JÍ
W .« A W M
OREGON
S hort L ine
«A VA VA VA VA IA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA V1
V A V A V A V A V A V > r^ 2 ^ A V A V A V A V A V A V A V
^T fA av
avavavav
VA VA VA TA V
isaas';
S
VAVAVAY> J
W AV A V A V • J l
A l « ' AtoAWl Y A Y A Y A V f t I
« d U nion P acific
g lan ce at h is w atch. " It’s g ettin g on in g Into w ater.
N eed lew ork sh ou ld be Ironed on th e
I’ll go as far as Jenkins' w ith you.
T ra in s to T h e E a s t D ally
A l 1 'A V A Y
w ron g sid e on • pl««r o f flannel, and
••What tim e is it?"-dem anded .Jem.
A ? J-’- 'A Y A Y
F
A
V
A
V
A
Y
A
V
A
V
“ H a lf p a st 11." P ow ers -b ow ed the it should be k ep t long enough under
A l it AhAto«
T h ro u g h P u llm a n sta n d a r d s 'a n d
a t a y iy a w a y
________
eep ln g -o a rs d a ily to O m a b s ,
w atch d ial.
H ow ell figured th at It the iron to thorough ly dry It.
two year» for $2 60; on eyear $1 60.
A l Jf ATAT«
to
u rist si«
'A I « ’
Ib n o a th l a e ' t m uch. Try It. Order ’> w ou ld take ten m inu tes to w alk on to
C h icago, H pokane; to u rist sle ep in g -ca r
M any people never b lu e their colored
’A«
«
d
a
ily
to
K a n sa s C ity . B e c ltu lu g ch air-
Postal CarO, and pay for It w hen you can.
■A« «•'.
Jen k in s’ w ith P ow ers. H e would go cloth es In laundering, but no m atter
•1 Y A T A Y A Y A Y
•AkV
cars (seats free) to th e E a s t d a lly .
•M V j»'
A t a n t tim e when requested to do up the road a little w ay and then make w h at th e color m ay be It w ill co m e out
•MV 5,?
VX the paper will be discontinued Hut we a cut across the fields and b e back be- brighter If a little b h ilng Is added to
P O R T L A N D D K P O T . L v. D s lly.
Ar. D a ily .
expect that all arrears w ill be paid before
the la st rinBlng w a te r or to th e starch.
T o C u ro a C o ld in O n e D a y .
suctTrequest is made. It Is easy to ask us ^ T o g eth er they turned tow ard the
C 1 IIC A O O . P O R T L A N D
A fter u sin g a b o ld of cold w a ter
for a stateir.ent, which w ill be cheerfully road, «n.l after a brisk w alk Power« «torch let It se ttle. T hen pour off the T a k e L a x a t iv e B r o m o Q u in m e ta b le ts
1AI. for tito K a *
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.1. wh , J * «, iw,.
, HPKC
6 (K) p.m.
i.ao a.tn,
via Hunlington.
turued in at the Jeu k ln s gate, and Jem clour w a ter and dry the starch In the A l l druggists refund m oney it it fails
rendered at any tim e.
L IA p.m.
LIA p m.
P a tte *
(tiopa)
kept on up the road. A little d istan ce oven a t night or on ‘h e stove. I t w ill to cure. E .W . G rove’s signature is op
■s____ - X -
- ""
8 (Ml * in.
sroKARK FLYER • JA p.m .
w
» » ¿ f a w o « ™ . « . • » . •<• *
«
> » ro » - w .u -
beyond a clum p o f trees threw an toky be reduced to « hard cak e and ca n be each box. 26c.
no etop.
On«
lA ttp .r o .
SA7 a.m.
Ftatee 111««»
b lack n ess over the d u st m arked path
used over again .
For
E
«
strr*
W
ashington,
W
tlla
W
alla,
Lewla-
Easter* '
stretch in g .
Manufactured by the
aud in their friendly sh elter Jem jrllm b-
’Alene and Great Wortbern pointa.
ton, . Coeur
t ’oeur d ’Ali
ed the fen ce aud m ade a bee lin e for
T k e W w « * •< T a c |.
,
P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o .,
A T L A N T IC K X F R E S H
A w om an o f ta c t is one w h o fe e ls
th e spring.
for the East via ilu n t-
8.1A p in
7 IA a.m .
H e w a s still p an tin g from hla ex er­ that the story told to hurt your feel­
O a k la n d , C a l.
P o r tla n d , O regon .
fla«
no slop.
_
/
tion s as he reached the bu ttern u t and in g s la essen tia lly bod form aud lncon
kO» a.m.
12.W pw -
Fai.ee» Bi««a
encountered P o w ers’ w rath fu l glance.
C a r m o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
sld erate o f the feelto g s o f others. A
B y EPE» W . SARGENT
P O R T L A N b -B IG O H
“T hought you w ere golu g to tow n ,
w om an o f ta c t Is the w om an w ho
L O C A L , tor all local
flo
r
o
,
O
regon
.
point* between Bi«««
cou
rteou
s
to
old
people,
w
ho
lau
gh
s
A. W h ite h e a d
he Jeered. I
6 00 p . m.
. 8 IA a.m
•n d Forfland,
“T hought you bad b u sin ess w ith Jen w ith th e you n g and w ho m a k es her
11.A0 a.m Lv. 12.10 pm.
Arrives at Hi««a
— <-------
k in s,”, retorted Jem .
s e lf agreeab le to all w om en In a ll con ­
■ ili
a 1 «W
“And th e one who looks over your
“Jen k in s w a sn ’t h om e,” announced d ition s of life . A w om un o f ta c t is
U « l« m k la * « d
W illa tM o « » « « l e e » .
¿E
C
Wake
up
your
liver.
Cure
■haalder in to th e w a ter la the m an you p o w ers unblu sb lugly.
fo r b o a rd hi»
, on e w ho m ak es b sr “good m orning" a
p u p ils. P r s p a r s s boy«
For A sto ria a n d way p o in t« , c o n ­
“80 you cam e back to get a drink,
w ill m arry,’’ concluded Mrs. 1‘leasau
your constipation. Get rid
p lea sa n t greetin g, her v isit a bright
t o r a d m is s io n to MU
n ect lu g w ith stea m er for Ilw a o n a n d
laughed Jem u n p leasan tly. “You hafl sp ot In the d ay au.H her “good b y” a
of your’’biliousness. Sold
ton. “I never k n ew It to fa ll.’
N o rth B ea ch . S tea m er H aasalo, A sh
t e ’s M o u s
John riea a a n to n sm iled behind his better g et it aud be goin g on. I’v e a i hope th at she «nay Qime again . A w o ­
street d ock . L e a v es 8.00 p. ra. d a lly ,
for 60 years.
equlppsd
en
gagem
en
t
here,
to
tell
the
truth,
and.
m
un
o
f
ta
ct
is
one
w
ho
d
o
es
n
o
t
a
l­
e
x c e p t M unday. H alu rd ay 10 00 p. m .
n ew spap er.
H a llo w een su p erstition s
Thorough
I dou’t w a n t you h an gin g around.’
A rrives 6 00 p m . d a lly e x c e p t riu n d a y .
1 a o o o rd ln g
w a y s g a u g e people by their cloth es or
.were non sen se, but here w a s an oppor
to ths bsst m«thods. Want your moustache or beard
"You?” sneered P ow ers, abandoning
tu n ity for a d van cin g Jem llo w e ll a pretense. “W hy, Mrs. l ’leasautou fixed th eir riches, hut w h o stron gly co n ­
,¡ .,4
UboratoriM. a beautiful brew n or rich black ? Use run era. or osooui»™ on ¿v. u*u> qq . «•*«*.». s.
For D a y to n , O regon C ity a n d Y a m ­
d em n s bad m anners.
ch an ces. I f G race b elieved In such
h ill K lv er ¡m in I k . A sh str e e t d ock .
th e w h ole th in g up for m e.”
L
ea
v es 7.00 a. in . d a ily e x c e p t M unday,
th in g s w h at w a s easier than sending
“She did not," contradicted Jem
A rrives 5.10 p in. d a lly e x o e p t H u od ay.
B a k e l« u a See«»««.
H o w ell to th e spring to appear a t u if “You m u st h a v e heard som ehow anc
U w L O fftes h o v rs . »
H enry W ard B e r b e r on ce spoke o f
opportune m om ent? And the b est 01 Just com e around to spoil thin gs, a*
For In iw lsto n , Id a h o , a n d w a y p o in ts
th e f r y i n g pan as “the m odern im a g e
i l i e Joke w ould be th a t h is w ife w as
fh n n It 1 purl a, Watdi. Iteave H lparia
h f? t*o o n ta ln U u i lM to r e
u su al.”
.
th a t fell from h eaven th a t all m en are
■ irttny him t o circu m ven t H arry r o w
5.40
a. m ., or u pon arriv a l train No. 4,
“Spoil thin gs!” echoed P ow ers In.
en*, th e m aternal choice for sou-ln-URr. d lgn an tly. “ 1 lik e t t a t . W hy, If I had to d u ty bound to worship."
«tally e x c e p t H alu rd ay. A rriv e H lparia
A t the risk o f d ed h o n ln g th is Idol w e
E a ta b le s of all kinds
4 p .m . d a lly e x c e p t Friday^
“B u t there Is no w ell to look d ow n,
less p atience I’d h a v e thrashed yothlong
J. W . H I L L . M . D t
stron gly recom m end th at sa u sa g e be
p rotested G race. “Our w ell Is a pump.
a
t
T
h
e
S
achs
M
arket
ago for an Interfering busybody.
For full 'nformatlon call on or addre»«
baked In the oven and not fried in the
P r la slp a l.
“T h e sp rin g w ill d o e v e n better,” w as
"If you bad had more sand you d
M c C a le b B u ild in g
th e con fron tin g assu ran ce. . G race shiv- h ave tried it long ago,” taun ted Jem pan. Our selected casin gs a rg ex ceed ­
W m . MCMURRAY,
t* —
t IV«
PesYlawd.
in gly d elica te and burst In fry in g , and
I’HROUGH UTAH and COLORADO
li e u ’l Paeftengar A gent,
M a in S t r e e t .
“I t s b ecau se you know you can t lick
cr«d
th
e
sa
u
sa
g
es
do
not
presen
t
a
n
ice
ap­
< a s tle G a te , C au ou o f th e G rand
“Go «to"« to th e sp rin g a t m idnight!
m e y ou ’ve kept off. I ’d have'thrashed
Portland, Oregon.
pearance; b esid es, th ey are not a s w ell
B lack C a n o n , M arsh all x n d T o n n es
Dealer In all Kind» of Fuh and Cured Meat», H im , B acoo
you long a g o if It h adn’t seem ed su et
sh e cried.
cooked
and
the
flavor
Is
not
a
s
good
tee
P
mhsos
,
an
d
th
e
W
orld-Fam
ou»
W . R. C R O C A N , AGENT,
and Lard.
Fre»h Fi»h every
“I ’ll go w ith you !” cried P a x , bei a sh am e to p u t It on a ch ap w h o can ’1
every Thur»day and Friday.
Itn yal G orge.
Butter and
w h en th e sa u sa g e s are fried. I f you
Moro,- Oregon.
Headquarter» for Vegetable» and Fruit»
•m a ll brother, w ho found som e rebel
d efen d him self."
Beautifully
located
In
Portlsnd.
Or««on.
w a n t p erfect sa u sa g es, bak e them In
Egg» taken in exchange. G ive m e.a trial order.
For Descriptive anil Illuttrated I'aniphlets,
to L atin from b is P u ritan n am e ol
offer» unturpaaued facilitlea lor th« c«F
F iv e m inu tes later tw o m en w it!
v
w rite to
P ea cefu l. Mrs. lie a a a n to n held up bet bruised and b leed in g fa c e s abandoned | th e oven
lure and educatloa ol j o » » | worn«». Sp««lal
Ifl<
opportuaitiea in Mu ale. Art. Languaaea
Ll,e£
h ostilities by com m on con sen t to face
h a n d s In horror.
• >
12-1 T h i r l Street,
P O R T L A N D , O R.
sture. W «ll «o«ipi>«d Pbrelcsl and Ch«m ic*l l a b ­
A S im p le L i b r a r y P a s « *.
“ In d eed you w ill not!” she cried lu a sm all boy w ith a broad grin upon his
oratories. H e rb a ria « and M ineral Csbiset. Ths
H
a
v
in
g
n
oticed
m
any
recip
es
Jfor
■hocked tones. “T h a t w ould break th«
larcesl and oldest L s d is .’ Seminary in tbs Pndhc
T in « t b lw N o ll N o rth b n d
(South­
f HCC.
m akin g “library starch” for scrap- Northwest. It anjoys a national rspststios lor im-
•p e ll. G race m u st go alone.'t And sb<
“W hat you fe llo w s fighting for?” de
May 20, 1900
bound
nger
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sm iled to h erself aa sh e thought o f h e r
(MtHengr
a
very
sim
p
le
one,
and
th
e
very
b
est
c lev ern ess In p rovid in g P o w ers with
dally
HTATIONH
socially and ednentlonally lor the moat «»sited
d
a
ily
3
É
Grace, be ye?"
I h ave ev er heard of. I h a v e sev era l itatlon. Confer» Academic «nd Colleflafe De<r«««
an opportunity to propose under p rop
“W h at If w e are?” asked H ow ell.
by State Authority. Interference witk conviction,
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1 20 pm
erly rom antic conditions.
“N othin’ much," w a s the cool answer, very valu ab le scrapbook»,
And
of non Catholic» ia ecrupulouely avoided Academy
5 .4 . ..G i b s u u s ... 11.19
1.40
She k n ew th a t G race w ould lik e H ar­ T*only it ain ’t p olite td scrap about m ar rab le and a rtistic In appearance, and I . ideally located, amid inaplrtn« w e a k advan­
7 0 ....... Kink».. . . 11.10
1.44
h a v e had m uch exp erien ce w ith differ­ tages. Social opportuaitiea euch aa are available
ry w ere it n ot th a t V an ce W ad d ell had
rled ladles."
, „
2 .04 „ U H . . . W a s c o ... 11.00
In no other city on th . Coast. B u .ld in n l«r«e and
ent
kinds
o
f
p
aste.
L’se
com
m
on
laun­
<*lned her fan cy.
It w a s m erely a
“W hose married?" dem anded th e pair
14.1 . . K lon d y k e . 10 46
2.17
well lt«hUd. h.ated and
dry starch , prepared by th e sa m e proc­ commodious,
f< acy, and w ith su p erstition to
“You see,” exhlOlAfid P aa . ‘‘J ° u
dormitoriee .a d private room , supplied w th al
1« 1 . . . H u iu u iit. . 10.40
2 2»
e
s
s
as
for
laundry
use,
only
very
thick.
modern conveniences. The inatitutiaa Is libera)
akl Mm H arry w o u ld h a v e no trouble low s ain ’t treated m e right. You conk)
19.2 H a y C anon J et 10.24
2 .40
and
pro«re».,ve
without
eacr.ficinf
the,
ch‘.
£
'
^
to dM pUclng b is rival. It w a s only het com e an ’ see G r»ce and you did n ’t care It w ill keep Indefinitely and
10.» ..M cD o tiB ld s. 10.22
2.41
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M
ISS
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N
A
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W
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K
IN
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and tradition» of a«« and achievement. T-rrme
2 3 .9 . . . D e M o s s .. 10 05
2 58
M uband'e stubborn Insistence upon about me. N ow , m a w ou ld n ’t let Vancr b etter w ith a g e .-E x c h a n g e .
modait. Satielactory relerence. required W rite lor
9 .6 5
27.0 t . . . .M oro . . .
8.04
J em H o w ell w h ich had p reven ted bet com e around or let G race go ou t with
F idle days b y ’telling your neighbors of the good
announcement booklet. Board and tuition 11» per
9.87 a
T he b eet su g a r b u sin ess la d evelop in g yaar Addre*» Sietar Superior. St. Mary a Academy
8 0.4 .. E rsk lit v ille
3.13
from ou stin g W addell before.
8h« him, and so he had to w rite letters, and
alities
of
The
Observer.
If
you
can’t
get
their
sub
9
.2 0
.G
rass
V
a
lley
BH 5
3.44
could h a v e d ea lt w ith a sin g le opposl
J took ’em for him . H e w a s n ice to m« rapidly through th e Irrigated sectio n s P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N , U .S .A .
45. h . . . B o u r b o n .. 8 56
00
o f the w est, b ut la n ot m eetin g w ith
tlo n , b u t th e tw o w ere a g a in st her, and and you fe llo w s w eren ’t.
riplions, send us their addresses and we w ill send
8 40 ___
K e n t ,...
4 .1 fi’.v 52.5
sh e m u st resort to stra teg y .
Last night I could se e w h at m a war m uch su cc ess w h ere It com es Into com ­
8 .8 0 .
57.8 ..» W i l c o x . .
4.20
them
s
im
p
le
copies.
W
e
pay
fo
r
a
ll
s
o
lic
itin
g
yod’do'
p
etition
w
ith
corn,
ca
ttle
and
hog*-
not dream" th a t her husband
to and I could tell pa w a s goln’ to
5 .0 0 arv 70.0 . . . K h a n tk o .. 8 00 a m
UP
»>■<1 p aid a n y atten tion to her talk, so try th e sam e thing. I figured out that
for us.-
-
'i
.J
■be sm iled p lacid ly to beraelf over her you ’d be out o f the w a y and m a’d not
No train In the service of For ratea and Inform »tlon apply to
FO R EST GROVE, O REGON.
W . M . C roit«*», Agent
a— «wg in th e thou gh t th a t on the m or­ l»e w orryln’ about G race, so sh e skipped
any railroad In the world
A H IG H -G R A D E C O L L E G E W IT H
M o ro . O r.
ro w victory w ould perch upon her ban
off w ith V an ce and w e n t to Stillw ater
S U P E R IO R E Q U IP M E N T .
w h ile on th e op p osite sid e o f the to get married."
equals in equipment that of the
B e a u tifu lly lo ca ted tw e n ty -six m ile s
Hilcntly Jem and P ow ers resumed
Chicago, M ilw aukee ft 8 t.
their coats and togeth er they started
fro m Portland.
f m i i n i i n i w m m » i » w » im » . . . . . . . . . . . .
Full reg u la r co lle g e cou rses.
•
for the village. P a x called them back
Paul Ry. They • own and
A cadem y g iv e s stro n g p rep aratory and
“Bay,” he ad vised sagely, “n ex ’ tim e
H
igh
School
cou
rses.
operate
their own sleeping
you fello w s w a n t to get m arried you
Iron and Wood W orking.
C onservatory o f M usic and School
rem em ber th at I did th is and you get
A rt, w ith superior in stru ctors.
and dining cars and give
hunks w ith th e brother; n ever mind
B u sin ess branches t a “8 h t.
H O R S E SH O EI N G _ A „S PE C »A L 7 X
their patrons an excellence
G ym nasium and Field A th le tic s under
her pa and ma."
a P h ysical D irector.
of service not obtainable
Machinery Repaired..
W ell-equipped L aboratories.
Q a r e r F r e a k o f M e m o ry .
Library o f 18,000 V olum es.
The F ren ch sc ien tist R lbot in h is
ekwhere.
•
R A N K IN G
H ea lth fu l so cia l life; relig io u s in flu en ces
N ear P u m p H ou se.
points
w ork on “D ise a ses o f the Memory
S h o p on P a r k S tre e t,
B e r t h s in t h e ir s le e p e r s PcrUaad, The Dalles and w
A ll stu d en t en terp rises a c tiv e .
te lls o f a m an thirty y ea rs o f age of
a r e L o n g e r , H ig h e r a n d W id e r
T H E S C H O O L T H A T S T A N D S FO R T H t
con sid erable learn in g and acquire
™
B E S T IN E D U C A T IO N
W e pay 4% on time deposits, cunenl
th a n in sm a lla r c a r s o n o t h e r
. -
-
-
O x e g ro x x .
2 v £ o x o
m enta w ho w a s found at the term lna
H tcam ers lea v e P ortlan d a n d T h e
W R IT E F O R O A T A L O Q U K
rales on savings actonnts, receive defxAits
lin e s . T h e y p r o te c t th e ir t r a in s D alles d a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y a t 7 a. m .
tlon o f a severe Illness to h ave lost the
suh|eri to check, and do a general bank­
a rriv in g a t a b o u t 5 p m ., c o n n e c tin g a t
-
b y t h e B lo c k S y s t e m .
recollection o f everyth in g, even
L y le w ith th e
nam es o f the m ost com m on ob jects.
ing business..
IM P E R IA L
As soon as h is health w a s restored he
You can have the advantages ol a
H . 8 . R O W E , C e n e ra i A g e n t,
t>egan to acquire k n ow led ge like
H O TEL
strong bank at your very door by using
child. A fter learn in g the n am es oj ob­
134 T h ird 8 t., P o rtla n d , Or.
umorali « am
je c ts he w a s tau gh t to read and after
the mails.
W ashington
this began to learh L atin . H e m ade
and 7tn Kta.
$end us your deposits. Acknowledg­
considerable progress w h en one d ay I d
Fo rvi aun.
OIKOOK
ment writ be sent you by return mail.
rending h is lesson w ith h is brother,
For G o ld en d a le and K lic k ita t v a lle y
who w a s h is teacher, he sud d en ly stop^
PHIL MfTSOHAI.
Savings accounts received frotn one
t
'
join ts, T rain leaves G o ld en d a le a t
MMACÍI
ped and put h is hand to hla head.
> :3 0 g .W d a lly e x c e p t B u n d a y , a r r iv ­
l**d
‘<•1 IS*
dollar up
“W hat Is (he m atter? D on’t you feel
MATES
in g a t L y le a t 7:80 a. m ., c o n n e c tin g
|1
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AND
Ur
AND
SHIP
IN
PLAIN
PACKAGES
Open an account with us and note
w ell?" asked his brother.
w ith d o w n river boat for P o rtla n d a n d
Thia popular
popular note!
hotel nat
hat a»aln
a«aln hero
h *r» _ ****^
Thia
WITH NO MARKS TO INDICATE
“ I feel a peculiar sensation In my
lai
w
u pdty Y «"M 8"**--------------------
Hotel
Co.,
who«-
|>N buu-lil’.
*1 .
head," h f repll«!.
now T I 1W B H
Meta<
• i F '" } '"
u ban,
nan, ' riso
a-urn Mtauin«-«
huhoiu «-« the
» uv "’•
■■■- « —
. L
Ijeeves L y le for G o ld en d a le on t h e
Knowloa, the former manager, rt-ttr ng
to m e I kn ew all this before.”
arrival o f th e u p river stea m er.
S trange to say. from th at tim e he
J. FRANK WATSON. Pr««d««i
ÍM P R0V F.M EM TS JUST CO M PLETED
R L DURHAM V « P.~ó«t
rapidly recovered h is fa cu lties and
of M r Phil M vtaetaa
o s o u # r# n o u s
m-n'e thU betel’ S tc d 'x D TO NONE In th *
could never understand how It had
X , H FEAR.
# /C H
/T f L L O AV
Ni.rtbw ett, Carpets and furniture have
8. C CATCHINGS. A -
been n ecessary to teach him reading
.Prurr repln e . l
The dining reem I t le«»
S /X Y f f #
OLD
a
M the mo Io fl.«.r. The cafe la -I.e n t in­
and w ritin g w hen he w a s thirty years
fluent men's resorts on the Coast.
Tl>_
for S a lem ,
Heidelberg
room
for
ladle»
1«
»
eotivenlei.t
o f age and proficient In both.
R oseburg, A s h la n d , K acram ento, O g ­
lo t t t s ¿ f n v r s t m r n t
refreahiue.it
ro,,m
Fro* bus ro**’ * *
For any further Informrtlon write or
train»
Our Illustrated booklet tell«
d en , Han
F ra n cisco , H toekton I j O s
T fa e B a c r e A « » A S y m b o l i c P a l m .
»11 about It and b»w •<>
th,<
A n g elee, E l Paso, N e w O rleans a n d th e call on the nearest A gent, df the General
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IM P E R IA L « O W L
From the very earliest tim es the
I t i x n L A D IR S ."
AGED
»3« Washington St., Portland, Or».
E a s t. L e a v e s P o rtla n d U n io n D ep ot, Office at Portland.
24T W aah S t P o rt u an d .O «X .
IN TH E
8,45 p . m . A rriv es 7.25 a -m ., d a lly .
ta b le bar b etter h a lf chuckled at the palm tree has been recognised as
W OOD
CflPÎTÂLJTgCK—
M orn in g train oonnectn at W oodburn
p it sh e had d u g for h erself. N either sym bol o f victory. A m ong the G reeks
nud the R om ans palm branches were
d a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y w ith tra in s for
thought o f F ax.
W « n t to Know
used to d ecorate th e buildings and D»
M
t. A n g e l, S ilv e r to n
B r o w n sv ille ,
Jem H o w ell, p acin g up am i d ow n by
W hat Yost S w a lU w T
streets of their citie s In honor of the
S p rin g field , W e n d lln g aud N a tr o n .
th e stream th e fo llo w in g ev en in g , beard
L e a v es P ortlan d U n io u D ep ot 8.80 a.m .
TTaore Is a grew lM ssotlm snt, In this
fo otstep s and b ecam e su d d en ly alert. return o f a victoriou s nrmy. Thia c u t
arriv es 5.55 p, m .
tom appears 1 1 h.tvc Lcc’t token from ccn stry to faror rt ¿ dictnbs 0»
A m om en t an d a sh ad ow crossed hla
E u g e n e p assen ger co n n ects a t W o o d ­
the eastern nations, but from whut one tOHPoam wr. 1» * w*
face. The firm tread he heard never
Uavs • • • *
P1 I e SgfN
g ^ MSt
ud
P ro ti a n d , O re g o n .
burn w it h Mt. A n gel an d S ilv erto n
In p articular no on e now know s. A t a steuld
"f*1*0
ks
or
could b e G race approaching. H e step
lo ca l. L e a v es P o rtla n d U n io n Depot
Irlnk or
O SCA R A N D E R S O N M A N A G E R
very early age the H eb rew s w ere at - to »wallow, wbotksr It bs food, di
ped back Into th e sh adow o f th e big
4.15 p . in ., retu rn s 10,85 a m . , d a lly
O 1 C
custom ed to carry palm branches on
eru u t tree w hich shaded the spring
M
d
M o rra M
C o rv a llis p a ssen g er lea v es P ortlan d
; n f - f s f f l t a
all occasion s of rejoicin gs. Thia en s
a s H arry P o w e r s b u rst through a
U n io n D ep o t 7 .3 0 a m ., a r r iv e s6.50 p.m .
to
tom h avin g been ob served on the entry th a t the fullsfct pu HiBotty can onl^
o f brush and approached the
D a lly .
t
o f Christ Into Jeru salem , the tree ha« th« well »«m ed reputation of
PORTLAND ORE
~ Dr. . IL V ?Piere«, of Buffalo, N.
F r e e b u s to a n d fro m t r a in s
S h erid a n p assen ger lea v es P o rtla n d
spring.
195 3B P
ettme to bear n special sym bolism risas.
ANO T H t
by
the
foreloak,"
a«
It
U n io n D ep o t 4 60 p .m ., a r r iv e s8.25 a.m
kas "taken time
T he U tte r ’s quick eyre d etected his
R a te s b y t h e d a y
am ong
C hristians.
The
prim itive wara. aod l» publt»hing broadcast a list
D
a
lly
.
r lv a r s form , though n ot h is id en tity,
church used It to exp ress the triumph» of all the Ingredients « n t c r lti« Into his 60 c, 76 c, $1.00, $1 .60, $2
F o rest G rove p assen ger lea v es P o rt­
• n d w ith a aprlag he w a s upon him.
laadtng aiedlrines, the -Goldah Medical
o f the C hristian over death through th» THacorery • the popular liver Invlgorator,
la n d U n io n D ejtot 10.45 p .m ., a rrives
“I ’U teach you tram p s to h an g around
E u r o p e a n P la n
to«u(Te<*tion. As early a s the second stasiacb tonic, blixxl purifier ano heart
1.50 p in . D a lly e x o e p t S u n d a y .
p r iv a te property.” b e rled; then his
F a m ily H o te l
century A. D. It b ecam e th e custom to regslator; also of hl» • Favorite Prescrip­ A G o o d C le a n
g rip upon th e other’s coat relaxed ns
P O R T L A N D O SW EG O S U B U R B A N
tio
n
-
for
weak,
over-w
ork
ed
,
broken-
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
carve palm branches on the tom bstones <1 wn, nervous and Invalid women.
th e y ca m e Into th e m oonlight, and he
B E G IN N IN G F k b . 15, 1906
SE R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
cago and the East, see that it I
ot those w h o had died for the faith,
Ttoi»
bold
and
out-spoken
m
ovement
on
^vnu id aae th e fa c e o f hla cap tive. ,
D IV IS IO N .
rends via the Chicago & North-
aud about th e snrne tim e all pictures the part of Dr. Pierce, bo», by »bowing
“W hat are you h an gin g around here
axacUr w h at hl« w ell-know n m«Mllelne9
T H R O U G H
Weetorn Railway.
Choice of
of m artyrs w ere figure« bolding •‘«P’*
D ep ot, F o o t o f Jefferson S treet.
treroitiN w ed of. eotnpletoly dl«armod all
fo r? ” h e dem anded.
routes via Omaha or via St. Paul ]
aentatious of palm brsnehua In
L e a v es from JefTerson street d ep o t for
barnin« critic« who liave heretofore un-
“I w a s Just com ing over from B a s­
Jaatly attack««! them. A little pamphlet
D a lla s a n d in te rm ed ia te p o in ts d a lly ,
F o u r BI^Rks from U n io n D ep o t.
and Minneapolis.
com ’s and thou gh t I’d lik e a drink of haitda.
L « L e n compiled, from the »tandard
4.15 p .m . A rrive P o rtla n d , 10.16 a .m .
0th and E v e rett »ta.
TOURIST
medical authorities of all tho wveral
T O Ulsaas •
U *» < -
■prlB« w ater.” w a s the ea sy explafia-
It ta the route of The Overland Limited I
T
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e
In
d
ep
en
d
en
ce
M
on
m
ou
th
Motor
Flrrt (lip the rain co^t In Fold soft Mhoobt of practice, showing th e strongest N e w B rick B u ild in g N ew ly F u rn ish ed
and the direct line to Chicago from the
- tlo n . It n ever w ould do to let P ow ers
L
in
e
operates
d
a
lly
to
M
o
n
m
o
u
th
an
d
sndoraem
enu
by
leading.
««•«'.teal
w ater, thru w ith a scru bb in g bru*li and
Coast Four flat daily Chisago train«
k n ow that he exp ected G race
B a tes 50, 75, $1 per day
of the several IngndlentA which enter Into
AI rile, c o n n e c tin g w ith S . P . C o’r
make coaneotion« with all tranacontl-
“ W onder you d idn’t atop at th e yellow soap proceed to scru b U all over Dr Pierce’» uwtdlelnre. A copy of this
tra
in
s
e
t
D
a
lla
s
and
In
d
ep
en
d
en
ce.
n.«atal trains at Kt. Paul and Minne-1
bcu th« little hook Is mailed /ree to any one do- B e st acco m m o d a tio n s In th e c ity for th e
b ou se,” grow led P ow ers. “You’re al-' h avin g spread It ou n table.
I
s
m
fhre
from
Portland
m oney.
F ln t - o li
to learn more conecrning the valu-
dirt 1« retuoved dip U»s c o s t In repeated ■triba
w a y s h an ging around here.”
EVERY
DAY
IN
THE
YEAR.
a b K native, mwllelual p la n u which enter
S a cra m en to and S a n F ranriaoo, $20;
TAe Bert o f E verything.
“I w a s afraid I ’d ran Into you.” re­ W aters to get rid of the suds, b ut dt Into the composition of Dr. Plereo« med­ P . A . V I L E 8 , P roprietor, P o rtla n d , Or
berth, 85. S eco n d -cla si i fair, |16 ;eeoon<
b e t w e e n
class b erth , $2.60
torted Jem . “Som ehow you a lw a y s not w ring It. H an g up In the air or It icines. A ddre« I)r. Pierce as above.
All agen ts sell tickets via this line.
»nt
relleta
»re
jUnr.
»nr-
an airy room, but do not put near th«
•eem to be there you rself."
T ick ets to Eastorfl p o in ts en d E u rop e,
For farth e r inform ation apply to
a lso J a p a n , C h in a , H o n o lu lu an d
•
“I f I am . I’m w elcom e," w a s the re- fine P aint or greane sp ots m ust b e re­
e. V. HOLMS. e«<wnrf »»re«, O. a. a.-W. fiVw
A u stralia.
■ pow e. "Mrs. P U aaanton w a s sa y in g , m oved by sp irits o f tun»ent!ne.
V
I
A
T
H
E
IBS Thlr« SL,
r e r e < vm »tl*» d °ti. < >»•
s s
G R A S S VALLEY, O R E .
th e other night she never seem ed to com m on soap w ill d o the rest. Ttw
F4NITLAM , eSK. ,
CITY TICKET OFFICE. Corner Third
dlrtlret
spot«
w
ill
u
ecm
sarily
uced
th«
h a v e a ch an ce for a n ice q u ie t ‘ c h a t
end Washington. .P hone Mato 7J ■.
S B O .O O C ÍE,™ ÁWA~’
r Portland, Or.
eo m e on e etae a lw a y s keep s b u ttin g In " m o d s< rubbing H ot w ater sh ou ld nev
men Iron»«
F«*“^ e 1 a t t Oom
«old
to
Ih
e
ex-
er
l»e
u.«*d
In
cleunlug
a
rain
co
st.
UNION
M sS leal A dviser. • to o k
“You could h a v e a l l the ch an ce you
C. W . STINGER, Wm. rtcMURRAY.
. "T he C em fertable Way”
.
few
re
n
t
o
f
a
»
.
«
*
<-,.pt-«
1
w a n t" ad vised n o w e ll, “If you w a sn ’t
There w ill be but little Im provem ent rtrere » r >. a» 4 t-*> r»»r « > p r
City Ticket Agent. Gen-pnas. Agt
PACIFIC
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th
o
fa
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both ering G race all the tim e. - Sir. 1 in agricultural m rtliods the country L r e t r « » r we
»w ax
worth et Ihre« Invatoa-
' \
For detailed information, rate», etc., c«« on or addre,»
P le a sa n to n w a s sa y in g Just the other over until In som e w ay the o n « yw r
ol
See Bert M iller, the M o n k la n d
PRICES REA SO N A B LE
night that G race ought to know a ll- renter Is disposed of. From th« very t£ 2 * awifi r * »
MW«;.,
8 0. YESICES. A. 0. P. L , Seattle, tfa»hl«ite«.
"l ü ,'î
tnail
carrier, and have him take
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natu
re
o
f
th
in
gs
h
is
method«
and
prac
you r Jokea by heart now
-f-* If *»-
o"1’
0 , a wcitsoN. c .
Conducted on Best Principles
“H e laughed at that one about tb«^
,,|aCa a ben 00 all good fa r a ih « . ooe-rent «tawt* U> cover ee»t
th a t pack age to you. H ie chargee
mb &M
m o>»»r
*n
Irl and th* cow the «»tber night," a s
B*ln g here today and gone tocnorrew.
Mrl
are em ail and deliveries p rom p t
< R M B m e r e l« t l T r » 4 . s w l l e t l s « .
h e can play nothing bat a akin
arrted P ow era « g g v eselv elf
JVllJ N ot?
W e should like to hgve you take
It, and We Know It would be profitable t
yayayai
Al
t>¿V4V/.*aV
IYAYAYAY a Y
Superstition on9
sx Trio
E u W
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
M enis »«»«• V eféîPfole»
J. H. S A C H S
W. C. HKIDK, Urn. Agt.
JOS PRINTING
rU M B It SOUTHERN Hl.
Chicago Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway
Ihe Milwaukee
P i n Limited. 81 Pail to C lw o .
Overland Limited, Omaha, to Chicago.
P acific U niversit
Ihe Dalles, Portland and
istnria Navigation Co.
R egulator Line
Columbia River
& NorthernRyCo
ah
STUBBLE RYE
SOUTH
Good Accommodations for
Teams and fagons.
$3^5
Y m
Esmond Hotel
OREGON
IMPORTING
CHICAGO
EAST
Hotel Hood
SLEEPERS
Vinton H otel
New E ntirely.
S E A T T L E and C H IC A G O
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
C o n v ie n tto Business
t .
“Yes." admitted Jem. “Ha eald It re-
nl be always dose k to B
■» ro * s "~>-
O
r
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