Sherman County observer., August 24, 1906, Image 4

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I t w as ch aracteristic o f B allln g to u
that he accepted even his dism issal as
f K a th e rin e Gordon's su /to r p lacid ly and
w ith a due regard fo r the proprieties.
Il l s voice w as cool and even and shad­
ed to th e ex act note o f regret th a t a
w ell bred m an should p e rm it him self.
As K a th e rin e told h erself a fte rw a rd . It
w as lik e a John D re w m atinee.
B u t I f B alliu g to n showed no o u tw a rd
em otion it w as not because he did not
care fo r the g irl whose dashing w ays
w ere his exact opposite; neither did he
give up hope. U nd er th at' c a re fu lly “
groomed e x terio r there lay a bulldog
tenacity o f purpose th a t fe w suspected,
least o f all K ittle Gordon.
H e kept on a t the B runtona’ house
p a rty, and evyu D ic k ie H ines lost sleep
w ondering w hether K ittle really had
given him his answer, so correctly po­
lite w as he In his attentions to her, fo r
which K itt le was devou tly th a n k fu l,
since M rs. B runton had given positive
orders th a t she m a rry B alllngton, and
M rs. B ru n to n ’s w ord was la w unto it ­
self.
It
w as
her disobedience
w hich
brought about the crisis, fo r w hen B a l­
llngton le ft there had been an In q u is i­
tion and K ittle , w ith a fine show of
sp irit, had flounced out o f the room, de­
cla rin g th at she would re tu rn to her
studio and freedom ra th e r than eat of
the fleshjiots as a slave, and the disap­
pointed Mrs. B runton had ordered the
carriag e around nnd had ta ken to bed
wlgn a sick headache over the m iscar­
riage o f her pet plan fo r he r niece.
’ So It happened th a t K itt le In her Im ­
petuosity did not realise th a t ahe w as
w ithou t money u n til «he approached
the ticket w in d o w a t the tin y station.
W ith a gasp ahe tu rn ed a w a y fro m
the w in dow and sat d o w n on one o f the
hard benrbea to th in k over the s itu a ­
tion.
. Y*
T o w n w as 150 m iles a w a y , so th a t
w a lk in g w as out o f th e question. T h ere
A was no one ahe conld w r ite to to send
her money, and ahe w e a ld d ie ra th e r
than go back to her a n h t’s house and
ask fo r her fa re . H e r b ra in w aa s till
la a w h irl w h en ‘H a r d in g B allln g to n
came slo w ly In to th e w a itin g room.
W ith a rush she bad crossed to him ,
- and In another second was pouring out
W ould be sure to ffhd out, and F d dis
before 1 le t her kn o w .”
*’I m ight p u t the dog la p a w n ,” he
suggested w h im s ically . “ Poor B ruce to
about a ll the lig h t Angered g entry left
m e.” •
'
H e regarded the ragged little fellow
w ith affectionate Interest. T h e dog had
been bis dead brother’s pet, and, while
bis rough coat gave him a shocking!}
disreputable appearance, B fn ce war
clever beyond the ru n o f dogs.
D u rin g hla brother's last Illness B al
llngton had taugh t the dog a score of
clevtk trick s fo r the In valid 's am use
n^enA nad Bruce was proud o f his a c
CREW
OF RATS
SAILS THIS SHIP
D e re lk t Dunmore Careering Around the
SHAOOT OOAT.
O F A T T E N T IO N .
it
Eatables of all kinds
at The Sachs Market
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A ta ll old lady, dressed In black and
w ith a very businesslike m anner, w a lk ­
ed Into a w ell know n London establish
m ent and, declining the service o f the
shop w a lk e r, m ade d irectly fo r the
crape counter.
She had rath er a
thou ghtful a ir as she exam ined the
stock. a n :l the obliging young shopman
rem arked a ffa b ly :
“ W e have a very large stock ol
crapes, m adam . Just allo w m e to show
you some new French goods, very pop­
ular Just nor* fo r every kin d o f m ourn
tog. N o w . these lig h t crapes are a ll the
rage fo r h a lf m ourning fo r coualna
M a y —m ay I ask, m adam ," he added
h e sita tin g ly, “ fo r whom you are In
m ourning?”
“ H u s b an d ,” said the custom er briefly.
“ Ah. yes. Then 1 have Just the m ate­
r ia l you require. The beet style la” —
“ Young m an,” Interposed the old
lad y severely, “ I am much obliged for
your explanation. You m ay know a lot
about the fashion, bu t as I burled my
fo urth hnshand yesterday you m ay be
sure I'v e got s grip o f the su bject.“—
London T lt-B Ita .
th a t again I shall
RANKING BY
W e pay 4 * on time depouto, current
rale» on
subjetf to check, and do a general hank­
horse sh o ein g a spec ia lty .
Machinery Repaired.
B b o p on P a r k S tre e t,
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N e a r P u m p House.
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O x e g ro x x .
J
ing husinesa..
IM P E R IA L
HO TEL
You can have the advantages of a
strong tank at your very door by using
rsn MtTtcmt.
SSSMEfi
dollar up.
asra r*
fl.OO AND U r
This popular hotel has a»«ln been h*ew<1
for • period of Sve jeers by the Im p eri»I
Hotel
Co.,
whose president.
Mr.
Phil
Meterhan. ■!•> . mu ine» the ronnarement ;
former m*na»<*r, r»tlrln<
SU . Ju i o n I n , t |U L _i«»n
from «cure bualneSS
IM P X O V X M X n T S TUST CO M PLE TED
under the direction of Mr. Phil M ctwh»«
uiakc thl» hotel SECOND TO N O W ! in tbe
Northwest.
Carpets snd furniture bare
been replaced.
The dining room Is now
on the main floor. Tbe care Is one of the
flneat men's resorts on the Const.
The
H eldeltM *rg room for ladles Is a convenient
refreshment
room
F r e e •b n» m e e t» «11
train«
Our llluatrated booklet tells you
■ II about It and how tn aee the elgbta
Addrem
IM P X K IA L M O TEL.
«33 Washington St.. Portland. Ore.
Open an account with us and note
how rapidly it will grow.
J n tA N k WATSON.
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T r u s t to N a tu re .
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Hotel Hood
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PORTLAND ORE-
F e b . 15, 1906
T1
THROUGH
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
BETW EEN
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
V IA T B E
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
PRICES REABONABLE
For.dstailsd Intormstion, rat«»«, ate., call on or addrsas
Conducted on Best Principle«
S. 0. YERKES. A. 0 . F.
Seattle. ffasMagtos.
Or H. DICKSON. C. T . A .( i22 Third Street, Fsrttaad, Or.
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H. 8. R O W E , G eneral A g e n t,
134 T h ird 8 t., P o rtla n d , Or.
Dally
3 T rain s to T h s East
T h ro u g h P u llm a n
stan d ard s an d
to u ris st t sieeping-cars
slesplng-oars d
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aau
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to O
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ago, H pokans; to u ris t sieepiog-oar
C hicago,
d a ily to K an sas C ity . R e c lin in g o h a ir-
(seats toee) to tb e E a s t d a lly .
oars (a
PO RTLAN D DKPUT
Lv. D a ily .
A r. D a ily .
C H IC A O O P O R T L A h D
H P K C IA 1. for th« Kaat
via Huntington.
2J0 «.m.
Fa«»e» Btxx», (»top»)
1.16 p.m.
fiPOKAM K FLYKB .
A W y .n i.
L IA p.m.
• lfi p.a».
• 00 a a .
#.IS p.m
nu slop.
1XW pm
Lfifi a.m .
1 la g
no stop.
Big«»
10.12p.m.
fi.67 ».m.
For Kastrrn W ashington, W alla W alla, I » w ta­
tos, Cn«ar fi* A lane and Croat Northern pointa.
P bmm
A T L A N T IC BXPUKMM
for the Baat »U H u n t­
ington.
Passe» Biggs
P O R T L A N D -B IO U B
L O C A L , for all local
pointa between Biggs
nnd Portland.
Arrives at Bigga
flag
716 a.ns.
• lfia .m .
f i.0 0 n .g i.
11.60 a.m Lv. 12.16 pm.
Wallaeastte
«tolMssaSI« ass«
t lv n r .
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F o r A s to ria an d
poluto, 00 o -
n e ttin g w it h steam er for " Ilw a o o a n d
N o r th B each. S te a m e r H aaealo, A s h
street dock. Leaves 8.00 p m . d a lly ,
ex cep t B u n d a y . S a tu rd a y 1000 p . m .
A rriv e s 6 00 p m . d a lly sxoept B u n d a y .
F o r D a y to n , O regon C ity a n d Y a m ­
h ill R iv e r p o ints. A sh street d o ck.
Leaves 7 Ofi a m d a lly excep t B u n d a y .
A rrive « 6.80 p .m d a lly ex cep t B u n d a y .
F o r L e w is to n , Id a h o , au d w a y p o in te
front R ip m ln , Wnfih. Leave K ip a ria
6.411 a. m ., or upou a r r iv a l tr a in No. 4,
d a ily excep t S a tu rd a y . A r r iv e K ip a ria
4 p m . d a lly ex cep t F r id a y ,
For full 'niorm ation call on or addreaa
W m . M cM U R R A Y,
G e n ’ l H au seo g er A g e n t,
P o r tla n d . O r e g o n .
W . R. C R O C A N , A G E N T ,
Moro, Oregon.
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F o r ra te s a n d In fo r m a t io n a p p ly to
V V . BR. O s * o g g c a g > , A g e n t
M o ro . O r.
The Dalles, Portland and
Istoria Navigation Co.
Regulator Line
""TJi» Csm fortnbl» W ay”
R outo .b f th « fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
C o lu m b ia R iv e r
& N o rth e rn R y C o
Sunset, Ocean
Shasta Route
M HOVS
CS M F L L O W
Y F F fí O L O
New Entirely.
Convient to Business
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union P acific
Portland, Tb Ssllu u t e ; pouts
kífullquar M
Esmond Hotel
i th in, pa le and puny, w ith
poor clrcnfatloa, ks c a n a s they have 111
treated th eir stomachs by haaty eating
or too much eating, by consuming alco­
holic beverages, or by too dose confine­
P ro tlan d , O reg o n .
m ent to home, office or factory, and In
OSCAR A N D E R S O N M A N A Q B R
consequence the stomach must be treated
to a saturai way before
befor they can rectify
T h e mueelee it
many such people, to fa
fact In every weary,
M o r r is n S t n t i
th in sod thtn-hb>odo<l I person, do th
their
eir t a r
work w ith great difficulty. A t a renult
F
re
e
bus
io
an
d
fro m tra in s
fatigue comes early, to extreme and lasts
long
T h e demand for n u tritiv e aid la
R ates by th e d ay
ahead of the supply. T o Insure perfect
health evsrv tlmim, born, nerve and 6 0 c, 7 6 c, • 1.0 0 , $ I .6 0 , S 2 ,
muscle ahoafd take from the blood cer­
tain m aterials and return to It certain
E urop ean Plan
others. I t to necessary to prepare the
F a m ily H otel
stomach for the work of taking up from A G ood C lean
the food w h at Is necessary to make good,
rich, red blood. W e muet go to N atu re
for the remedy.
Th ere were certain
roots known to the Indians of this
country before the advent of the whites
which later came to the knowledge of
the settlers and which are now growing
rn p to l| In professional favor for the cure
F o u r B locks from U u ld n D e |m L
Ingte stomach slid liver troubles.
flih snd E v e re tt sta.
These are found to be safe and yet cer­
tain In th eir cleansing and Invigorating N e w B ric k B u ild in g N e w ly F u rn is h e d .
effect upon the stomach, liver and blood.
Rate« 50, 75, 1 per d a y
These are:
Golden Beal root. Qupen's
root. Stone root. Bloodroot, M andrake
root Th en there Is Black Cherrybark. B ret aocom nindallnns In th e c ity forth«*
nionqy
T h e medicinal principles residing In these
s a tir e roots when extracted w ith glrc- P A . V’ l L E S , P ro p rieto r, P o rtla n d , O r
erlne ns * solvent make the most reliable
and efflolent stomach tonic and liver In ­
vigorated, when combined In Just the
rig h t proportions, as In Dr. Pleree*»
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
la bankrupt v it a lit y — such as nervooa
exhaustion.
nutrition — and thin
G R A SS VALLEY, O R E.
htood, the body acquires vigor and the
nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect of thia aovereton remedy.
Although some physicians nave been
Swore of the high medicinal value of the
»bore e mentioned plants, yet few have
___ pure glycerine as
a solvent and
prescriptions called
usually th s doctors* ores
far the Infredtonts tn vary I»« amounts,
V in to n
«0
B e rth s in th e ir sleepers
are L o n g er, H ig h e r and W id e r
th a n in s m a lla r cars on o th e r
S team ers leave P o rtla n d au d T h e
lines. T h e y p ro te c t th e ir tra in s
Dalles d ^ l y except B u n d ay a t 7 a. m .
by th e B lock 8 v s te m .
a r riv in g a t ab ou t 6 p m ., co n n ectin g a t
SOUTHERN PICIfIC CO.,
IN THE
wooo
A great m any
it A
Am
i ari •leant, both
They own and
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence
of service not obtainable
elswhere.
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L ib r a ry of 18,000 Volum es.
H e a lth fu l social life; religious influences.
A ll student en terp rises a c tiv e .
OREGON
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E p ra a
Cotas ara said to bara bean tohantod
you
W ORTHY
• hill
“ I'm glad you stayed to see It,” she
sm iled.
“Just suppose you had not
come along
I
should have Iwen
stranded here.”
“ A s I t la,” be laughed back. “ I th in k
I had b e tte r be g e ttin g the tickets.”
' H e reached fo r bis jtocketbook. bu t
w ith d re w bis hand, em pty, and m ade a
rap id search o f his oth er pockets, fin al
ly tu rn in g w ith a look o f blank dis
«nay.
“ D o yon kn ow ,” be exclaim ed, “th a t
m y pockets have been picked? I h ave
some sm all change, less than 22, bu t
not enough even fo r yo ur tic k e t
w ill'h a v e to telephone the Bruntona?
C e d e s tM
M U W ife .
“ Yon w ill not,” ahe begged. “T o have
A u n t E m i n s saying a ll aorta o f horrid “ D r. Cadogan, s noted physician to
th e days of C harles I I . , m arried a lady
things?*’
She
“ 1 m igh t report m y loss to the to w n several years older th an h im se lf
constable,” be suggested. " H e m ay find proved to be Jealous and accused him
In the presence o f his frien ds o f g iv­
It In tim e fo r us to catch the tra in ,
anight o ffer m y w atch as a pledge fo r ing her poteon to k ill her In order th at
he m ight m arry some one else. H e told
th e tickets, only they took th at too.”
“ D o u 't you know any one else about her she w as m istaken and to convince
here?*' she pleaded. "Home one you he r assured the com pany th a t they
A conld bo rrow fr o m 7” B alllngton shook w e re q n lte welcom e to open her. and
see w h eth er ahe had bsso poisoned.
bis bead. ‘
"T h e best I can suggest." b<- said,
“ w ould be to w ire fo r some m oney.”
W U l W e e L e e k la a -
x
“ B a t th at w ould not come in tim e fo r
“F ra loet all faith In my watch. It
th e tr a in .” she objected. “ I ,never could won’t keep time any mora.'
mora.“
stay In thia tow n a ll n ight.”
- I » b ■ e ra
n It
■«. ’s
■ no
urn t faith
fa ith yoa
you w a n t, b a t
W h y not the B r u n t o n a f be plraded. works.**-Cleveland Lander.
-T h e y seem to be o a r only q a lrk salv.i
“I f
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and seller together.
S «X S» I V
aw S w SZSZ aw X v
T h e C ity o f M e xico Is the p o litical,
social. In d u s tria l and fin an cial cap­
ita l o f th e republic.
Bet w ith in the
tropics s t an elevation o f 7,347 feet
above th e sea, surrounded by cloud
piercing m ountains and snow capped
volcanoes. It Is sin g u larly ex em p t from
sudden changes o f te m p era tu re — too
high fo r heat and too fa r south for
cold. I t Is probably the oldest city of
th e A m ericas, H e re the first p rin tin g
press was set up and th e firs t newspa
per published n e arly 100 years before
th e pilgrim s landed a t P ly m o u th rock.
T h e m unicipal go vernm en t o f the city
has gone on under alm ost Identical
fo rm fo r th ree centuries and a h a lf.
W h ile viceroys, em perors, dictators
and presidents have come and gone,
In dian s, Kpanlards, Fren ch and A m e ri­
cans have foug ht and struggled In and
about the city.
“ Am ong the most b e a u tifu l terres­
tr ia l scenes th a t I t Is possible fo r the
human eye to contem plate." aavaa^aaL-
eb rn ted w rite r, " fe w equal aud proba
bly none surpass th a t o f the valley of
M exico view ed from th e neighboring
heights surrounding i t “— M odern M e x ­
is thb doo ' s ico.
K . ..
bar ta le —a trifle Incoherently, b a t In
sufficient d e tail to enable B alllngton to
surm ise w h a t the m a tte r was.
" T h a t w ill be a ve ry easy m atter.'
be declared.
*‘I*m going up to tow n
m yself and shall be glad to escort you
“ W h a t a re you doing here, anyway?**
she asked curiously. “ I thought you
had gone a w a y last w eek."
“ F re d Cousins and I w ere back In the
woods fo r a little shooting," he ex
plained. “ W e cam e ou t yesterday, and
I stayed over to see the county fa ir.
D o you kn o w I never saw a county fa ir
M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
T h e best features o f m e rit
Al 1 'A AVAVAVAVAVAY
in th is fe n c in g
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YAYAYAY Y k¥
ta l w ire s ,th e cabled selvage
A l 1 'A AYAYAYAYAYAY
YAYAYAY
and cable every foot in th e
VAVAVAY
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sat ion, the little fellow gravely turned said F irs t Officer P hare as he told the
ttoard r a il an d fu lly one-
"T h e w recked vessel was the new, neat and, clean.
a somersault and sat up on his haunch story
h a lf th e n u m b e r or Dost«
as. F o r a m om ent B alllngton regarded B ritish steam ship D unm ore, w hich w aa
o r d in a r ily req u ire d , w h ic h
his jw t’s accom pliahm en t.w lth specula abandoned In D ecem ber In m ldoceau.
To Cure a Cold In Ono Day.
raduoes th e actual oust o f
H e r crew had been picked up and
tlv e eye.
Take Laxative BromoQuinine tablets th e co m p leted fence. Th ese
“ D o you m ind I f I leave you a little landed a t B rem en. B u t you should A ll druggists refund money it it fails Item s alo n e in s u re s sa vin g
o f fu lly
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w hile?” he asked.
to cure. E .W . Grove’s signature is op user, w ith o u t ta k in g In to acoou nt th e fa c t th a t a fen os w it h a to p r a il m u s t be m u c h h ig h e r th a n one w ith o u t to be o f
"You are not going to the Bruntona?"
eq ual service, for a to p r a il, b e in g vis ib le , m a rk s tb e h e ig h t o f th e fence a n d gives c h ic k e n » s o m e th in g to lig h t o n . I t
each box/ 25c.
she dem anded suspiciously.
is m ode o f th e best g a lv a u lx e d steel w ire , s m o o th ly a n d e v e n ly w o ven , a u d re ta in s Its fu ll h e ig h t before as w ell as a fte r
" M y w ord o f honor," he said simply.
stre tc h in g .
“ M a y I suggest th a t you get yo urself a
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P a c if ic S t e e l a n d W i r e C o .,
ACADEM Y.
strolled out o f the station.
O akland, C al.
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P ortlan d , Oregon.
I t was d ifficult to get an yth in g a t the
hotel w ith th e fa ir goers in vad ing the
C a r m o d y B r o s ., S e llin g A g e n ta »
place, but a t last she succeeded In get­
tin g a lig ht lunch and started back tc
/lo ro , Oregon.
th e statlou.
T h e special excursion tra in s were
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p u llin g out o f the station now, and the
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pupils. Prepares a m
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crow d had gathered, and, finding that
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B alllngton w as not in the station, she
strolled over to see w h a t the attra ctio n
m igh t be.
W ith a gasp ahe saw th a t B alllngtou
was p u ttin g Bruce through his tricks
plinti» p a l
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w ith a sudden rush o f anger she won
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dered If he had been d rin k in g . Then
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w ith a revulsion o f feelin g she saw him
ured Meat», H a m , Bacon
k t h in —<•,
g rav ely rem ove bis hat and pass It
and Lard.
Fresh Fish every T h u rtd a y and Friday -
THOUSANDS ON RATH RACING ABOUT,
around *lhe crowd. M ost o f them melt*
Headquarters for Vegetables and Fruits.
Butter and
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ed a w a y , b u t m any o f them stopped tc have aeen th a t ship. A fine one It had
Eggs taken In exchange. Give me a trial order.
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drop a coin in (he h a t and pet the dog been, an d there It lay In the trough o f
A t lust they w ere a ll gone, and w ith a the sea, w ith Its starb o a rd r a il under
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flushed face she w as looking straight w a te r and a thousand rats
racin g
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in to B a llin g to n ’s laughing eyes.
about Its decks squeaking. W e w o n ’t
’I'v e got enough fo r the fa res and the soon fo rg e t th a t. The ra ts seemed to
T H R O U G H U T A H and CO LO RADO
P u llm a n seats," be said as he cam e to be m ad. T h e y scurried do w n the hatch­
C astle ( la t e , C an o n o f tb e G r a n d .
w a rd her. “ Behold Bruce, th e rescuei es and then cam e up through the com-
B la c k G a n o n , M a rs h a ll an d T e n u re ­
o f damsels In distress.”
p a nlo uw ay, fa llin g over one an oth er in
ses Pa«««»«, an d th e W o rld -F am o u »
She caught the dog Up In her arms th e ir baste, b itin g an d squealing.
B e satifallr located io Portland O rafos.
R o y a l G o rg e.
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offer« unaarpaaaed faclUtiaa lor »ha csl-
and hid her m oist eyes In hla shaggy
“ Others ran up and do w n th e masts.
For Descriptive and llluatrated Pamphlet«,
tora and education ol r o n n x «Oman.
Sendai
coat. S lo w ly she tu rn ed to w a rd the A s w e sailed a w a y rats Hoed th e rails, opportunities in Music. Art. Lan»ua»a« and LUnr-
w rite io
W . C . m r H H IU K , « • ■ . A f t .
statlou, b u t B allln g to n laid a hand squeaking as I f in despair, w h ile some atura. W e ll nquippad Physical and Chemical L ab-
124 T h i r l Street,
P O R T L A N D , OR.
upon her arm .
even Jumped in to the ocean and tried oratorios. Herbariaoa and Mineral Cabinet T h e
lar»cst and oldest Ladina* Seminary In the Pacific
*1 w ould suggest,” he said, “ that to sw im to us.”
N orthw eU. it aajoya a natioaal reputation for 4m-
since our tra in Is not due fo r an bout
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partin» tna beat physical, mental and moral trala
K i l l e d M a d D o » W i t h H la H a a d a .
in» and devolopin» true w o m anhoo d
Equips
ye t aud as these pxcuralon train s w ill
socially
and educationally for the n o i l n a ile d
C a rl Ja ckal, a young F ren ch fa rm e r,
be out o f th e w a y by then It m ight
■tattoo. Confers Academic and Colle»iatd Decrees
prove less em barrassing to you I f you liv in g near Plttsburfc, saved the lives by State Aothority. Interference with convictions
w a ite d u n til they w ere gone. They o f three little children by k illin g a m ad of soa-CathoUce io scrupulosity avoided. Academy
A nd
m igh t recognize yo u r tra v e lin g compan­ dog w ith hts h a n d a In th e stru g g le he is ideally located, amid inapirin» scenic advaa-
received m an y serious wounds and tapes. Social opportunities such as are available
ion."
in no other city on the Coast. Buildings large and
‘A n d to th in k I m igh t h ave spared w as runticd to P itts b u rg fo r tre a tm e n t commodious, well lighted: heated end veatilated:
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
you this If 1 had le t you telephone the In the P asteu r hospital, w h ere be la In dormitories and private rooms supplied with all
modern conveniences. T h e institution 1» libera)
B runtona,“ she said p e n iten tly. B al a serious condition. Jackal cam e upon and progressiva without sacrificing the character
the children In a wood w h ile the dog end traditions of age and achievement. Term s
llngton laughed.
“ D o you kn ow I ra th e r enjoyed I t F w as te a rin g a t them . W ith o u t w a itin g modeat. Satisfactory referencaarequired. W rite for
he confessed. “1 th in k B ru ce did too. to pick np a stick he sprang a t the announcement booklet Board and tuition 1180 per
year. Address Sister Superior. St. Mary*» Academy
H e shall h ave his re w a rd to n ig h t In the beast, and a long b a ttle fo llo w e d . The
S d ld re n , w h o w ere b adly b itte n , w e re P O R T L A H D . 0 R B 0 0 R , U.3.A.
beet chicken to l>e had Iff the m a r k e t"
also taken to the P itts b u rg P asteur
“ A nd you?” she asked.
’
“ I shall have the s a tis fa c tio n of h o s p ita l
1
kn o w in g th a t w e H ave fooled M rs
B ru n to n ," be laughed carelessly.
F O R E S T G R O VE, O R E G O N .
She held out her hand. “ I refused you
No train In the s trv lc t
the other da y because I w as a fra id you
A H ig h - g r a d e c o lle g e w it h
w ere too dand ified to be h u m an,” ah«
any
railroad In the world
S u pe r io r e q u ip m e n t .
said so ftly . “ I k n o w b e tte r now . W ill
B e a u tifu lly located tw e n ty -s ix m iles
equals In equipment that of the
H m i n m n g r à i r v n n o « i i uur n n n n i f t i n i l i i i i n «
you ask m e a g a in Y*
fro m P ortlan d.
B u t there w as no need to ask. Byes
Chicago, M ilw au kee & 8 t.
F u ll re g u la r college courses.
a|»oke to eyes, find each kn ow the oth­
A cadem v gives strong p re jm ra to ry and
Paul Ry.
er’s message.
H ig h School courses.
C on servatory o f M usic and School o f
Ocean W ith Only Rodents
F a n a o n a O ld C it y o f M e x ic o .
moist r r n
The 8. T. Co. ia oleauing up
their entire lot of Ladies’ shirt
waists in two lota especially price« 1
60 and 75ota.
E A S T via S O U T H
F o r G o ld en d ale a n d K lic k it a t v a lle y
points. T r a in leaves G o ld e n d a le a t
6:30 a. m d a lly ex cep t B u n d ay , a r r i v ­
in g a t L y le a t 7u30 a. m ., o o nu eotiug
w ith d o w n riv e r boat for P o rtla n d an d
In te rm e d ia te points.
Ijfw v re L y le for G o id en d ste on th e
a rriv a l o f th e u p riv e r steam er.
Good kcoBioiodationR fur
Teams and Wapna.
O v e rla n d E xpress tra in « for H aleni,
Roseburg, A s h la n d , S acram ento, O g ­
For any further Information w rite or
den, B an
Fraucisoo, B lo c kto n tats
Angeles, E l Paso, N e w O rlre n s an d tb e call on the nearest A gent, or the General
Office
at Portland.
E a s t. L e a v e s P o rtla n d U n io n D epot,
8 45 p . m . A rriv e s 7.25 a m ., d a lly .
M o rn in g tr a in connects a t W oo dbu rn
d a lly e x c e p t B u n d a y w ith tra in s for
M t . A n g e l, S ilv e rto n
B ro w n s v ille ,
S p rin g fie ld , W e n d lin g aud
N a tr o n .
L eaves P o rtla n d U n io n D e p o t8 .« 0 a .m .
a rriv e s 6.66 p. m .
E u g en e psseenger oonnecls a t W o o d -
b u m w it h M t. A n g e l an d S ilv e rto n
local. Leaves P o rtla n d U n io n D ep o t
4.16 p . m ., re tu rn s 10.85 a .tn ., d a lly .
C o rv a llis passenger leaves P o rtla n d
U n io n D e p o t 7.80 a m ., a rriv e s 6 .5 0 p.m .
D a lly .
««
S h e rid a n passenger leavee P o rtla n d
U n io n D e p o t 4 50 p .m ., a rrives 8 .25 a .m .
A N D TMR
D a ily .
Fo re st G ro ve passenger leaves P o r t­
la n d U n io n D ep ot 10.46 p .m ., a rrives
1 50 p .m . D a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y .
CHICAGO
EAST
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 Jefferson S treet.
L eaves from Jefferson st reet d epo t for
D alla s a n d in te rm e d ia te po in ts d a lly ,
4.16 p .m . A r r iv 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 o m o u th M o to r
L in e operates d a lly to M o n m o n th and
A lr lle , co n n ectin g w ith 8 . P . C o’s
tra in s s t D a lla s an d In d ep en d en c e.
F irst-cla ss tore fro m P o rtla n d to
S acram en to sod Kan Francisco, |2 0 ;
b e rth , «5. Second-class fa ir, 816; second
olass b e rth , $2.50
T ic k e ts to E astern po in ts an d E u ro p e ,
alao J a p a n , C h in a ,
H o n o lu lu and
Anal r a il a.
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
cago and the East, see that it
reade via the Chicago & North-
Western Railway.
Choice of
routes via Omaha or viaSt. Paul
and Minneapolis.
It to the route of The Ovarlaad Limited
and the dlreot line to Chloago from the
Coaat Four faat daily Chicago tralaa
make connections with all traascostf-
nental trains at St. Paal and Minne­
apolis
Th» H»at o f C V t r f t h ln t .
AU agents sell tickets vis this Una.
For farther Information apply to
a . V. M eLSta, « M ~ a l «pant. o . a . S.-W. r e ..
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E . C o rn e r T h ir d
an d W a s h in g to n . P h o n e M a in 7 1 1 .
Portland. Or.
C. W : STINGER, W m . JTcMURRAY,
C ity Ticket Agent.
Gen-Pass. Agt
See Bert Millar, the Monklsnd
mail oarrier, and have him take
that paokage to you. Hifi charges
are email and delirenee prompL
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