Sherman County observer., August 31, 1906, Image 4

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G r e a t N o r th e r n R a te s
<5I1»7 wandering about The
or o»
things according to the light ber coo the plaaaa chatting of the delights of
A ugust 7tb,8tb and 9tb, and Be| Mem­
■dem v dictated, but ber resolution» travel and missionary work. But on
were not as atroug as the nature bund­ the fifth day Florence w as obliged to ber 8th aud 10th are dale» fixed o|M>n
HA S 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 .
ed down by half « doxeu generaUous go to her dressmaker to try on an elab when the G reat N orthern Railway will
of ancestors. At the end of a mouth orate costum e she w as having made have oil sale tickets to Chicago and re­
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ahe had goue tocher brother aud asked for the missionary meeting. While she turn at rate of $71.50; 8 t Doula ami re­
w
T he best features of merit
AWAWi ro ;r. iTi
TTC
for ber share «* the property, so that ,,_ j gone the Rev. Charles Barden
turn $07.00; KL Paul, M lnueapoli- and In th is fencing are found A V I A l
Muti iVi
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^Ii,» might go off and live by herself. found Ids way across the lawn to the
n its m ultitude of hnris “ A V I A l
Duluth,
Superior
or
Sioux
city
and
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Y JT M
At first he had been Incredulous, then grapevine arbor, where Keturah sat
al wires,tbe oabled selva» Al 1 rAl
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.O* read T h e Observer sarcastic. Tbelr father had expressed knitting. Hhe greeted him quietly aud turn, $00. Ttckete first class, good go­ aud cable « veVy foot In tin 'BI 1 FAI
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a hope that tie» property would not l»e made room for him on the seat beside ing via th e G reat N orthern, r»t$ruiug heigh t of fence, to say AI i A l
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same or a u y direct routs, stop-overs al­ noth in g of the connecting A v r a i
divided, be had tehl her, and, Iteeldee, her.
A<A< < M < <
a e should lik e to have you take
A <A W A<A<AW
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be could not let her have her share
I haven’t eeen so much o f you as I, lowed For all luform ation address mesh wires; this, coupled a i r a i A < A < A < A < A W
3 T rain a to T h e East Dally
w ith its peculiar construc­ FAI I A l
IL and we Know It would be profitable to without selling the hSuiestesd, and he
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H. D ickson, C .P . & T A ,', 1*22 Third st.. tion, bars ¡my possibility
hoped." he began as lie sat down.
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you to become a aubacriber. We »end P
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would not do th a t And, furthermore,
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been
considerable
going
on,"
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of its eontm eting, sagging A l Jt A l
Portland.
Through Pullm an standards and
two year» for $2 50; one year $1-50; IS^fct*
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.w< »’ ?W tourist sleeping-cars d aily to O m aha,
or narrowing together be­ 'Al f A A < A < A < A < A 1
Vfmonth 1«n’t ranch. Try U. Order by he had advanced the unnecessary ar­ She said. ,
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gument
that
she
was
too
ok
1
to
live
by
'A»
a
“Yea.
1
have
been
trying
to
get
a
tw een posts; doing aw ay
Foetal Card, and pay for It when you can.
kW« a »w, Chicago, Kpokane; tourist sleeping-car
JT.
To C ure a Cold In O na Day.
lW4
.W dally to K ansas C ity. H ecllutug chair-
bereelf. She bad winced a little at thia chance to speak with you alone, but
w ith the t<*P aud bottom '»av «a
1 A t any tim e when requested to do
«ars . X s * cars (seats free) to the East d ally.
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thrust It sounded so like the bristling this is my first opportunity. Do you T a k e La xative B rom oQ u in m e tablet» board rail and fully one- 'A
v » tj « .w
-sai
A,
Mk’
ao, the paper will be discontinued. But we« assertion» of the conqueror that she rememl»er our last conversation -be All druggist« refund money ¡1 it tails half tbe number of lajets
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d» 9 AA’
expect that all arrears will be paid before tnrued away hurt and silenced.
ordinarily required, w hich »
A r. D »U y.
P O R T L A N D D K P O T. Lv. Dally.
o cu re. E .W G ro v e ’s sign atu re i*’
fore
I
left?"
such request Is made. It Is eayy to ask us
reduoee
the
uctual
cost
of
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But It was true, she told herself re­
She did not answer, but ber needles
r»h bi»». 25'
for a atateir.cnt, which will be cheerfully
C IIJ C A O O P O R T L A N D
the completed fenee. These
morselessly. She waa getting to be began to cljck more rapidly.
HPKC’I A I . for the Bust
rendered at any time.
ít e m s alone insure a saving
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roautod July «1.1»M. r»1» •. I"”-
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. la Huntington.
U.3D ».m.
ft 00 p.m.
quite an old woman. And ahe went to
“It w as In this very arbor, you re
of fully 60 per cent, tw ,h
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I H.ui « b n ra w ith a Ion rail m ust be m uch higher than one w ithou t to be of Panara Higga, («topa)
1.1A p.m.
L ift p.tn.
H
gives ohiokeoa som eth in g to lig h t on. Jt
the glass to overwhelm Iter worldllness member, tweuty Ave years ago, I ask-
iT, w ithout t taking Into account the fa.«t ha
»(*» a m.
S.fft p.m.
HPOKANk PLYXK.
with a proof of the fact, but somehow
equal service,
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no atop.
,fl»g
the glass did not carry out the sentence
is m ade of the beet gn
W A IN L t S S
S.67 a.m.
10 12p.m.
Paaaca Uigga
CKTRACTION
of the assertion. Her skin w as still
stretching
Por
Koatrrn
W
aahlnuton,
W
alla
W
alt«,
l-«wlt-
M anufactured by the
ton, (Incur d'A lene and (treat Northern potala.
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soft, and her cheeks had the same deli­
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pi A r c s
A T L A N T IC R X PK K H H
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cate flush that had made ber a belle
Pacific Steel and W ir e Co.,
for the Kaat via H u n t­
In the faroff day» of her girlhood, and
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p in
7 1A a.m .
ington.
Oakland. Cal.
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Portland, Oregon.
there wfta not a single gray Intruder
n o a to p .
*W
8.00
a.m.
12.09
|>in.
Paaaea
Higga
among all the glossy brown hair that
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arm
od
y
Bros.,
S
elling
A
gents,
was colled aud m assed upou her head.
P O R T L A N D B IO IiH
L O C A L , tor all lora I
Bhe waa thinking of ber future now
I
noro, Oregon.
pointa between Bigga
as slie sat under the grapevine arbor
H 1A a.m .
0.00 p m.
■nd Portland.
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»LOS a.m Le. 12.1ft pm.
B y P R A N K H . SW EET
listening to the »elf aeeertlve work of
Arrive# at Big»a
the conqueror In the kitchen and obllv
Velumhl» »«d W»llmm»et»e Blv»».
loua o f the persuasive twittering at
Cxntyrtahk. W», by Frank H. Sweet
SEC
her side. Deep down In her heart sh»
ay ¡mint», oon-
For Astoria and w»j
w as trying to steel herself to some­
S ite 's
n ectlu g w ith steam er ror Ilw aco and
It lc a tN
a n d
V e g e t a b le «
E T U R A H A L L E N m t oat under thing desperate, to go away, to seek
N orth Beach. Kteamer Hassalo, A sh
street dock. Leave» 8.00 p. m daily,
tha grapevine arbor knitting. employment—anything. If her brother
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except S u n d ay. Haturday 10 00 p. m.
b o *r
It w as only 9 o'clock In the would not give up her share of the
E
atab
les
of
all
kinds
Arrive» 6 00 p. m . dally except Munday.
E f S Â Â Ï S
morning au uu-Christlan hour property she would surely be able to
a t T h e Sachs M arket
For Dayton, Oregon City and Y am ­
In knit, as most busy housewives t»arn a living somewhere.
A quick step on the gravel walk
h ill R iver points. Ash street dock,
(would have Mid and which Keturah brought her eye» from the needle» and
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cCaleb
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ild
in
g
ïmp]
le a v e s 7.00 a m «tally except H unday.
Iwrmlf acknowledged In the deaths of ber thoughts from the future.
utili
M a in S tre e t.
Arrives 5.30 p.m. dally except Munday.
Ins
her lonely, disquieted heart. But what
“Oh, here yon are. Miss Keturah
For L ew iston, Idaho, and w ay points
Dealer in all Kinds of Fuh and Cured Meats, Ham, Bacon
could she do? Since the conqueror Tve looked for you everywhere.” And
s s «
from R ipaiia, Wash. Leave Riparian
and Lard.
Fresh Fi»h every Thuraday and Friday-
ahe had no recourse against time Florence, the conqueror’s sister, bus
Headquarters foe Vegetables and Fruito- Butter and
5.40 a. m ., or upon arrival train No. 4,
twentv-thr»»
except knitting and mlmkmary work, tied Into the arbor and plumped herself
•xperUnoe t». - --
dally except Haturday. Arrive Riparla
Eggs taken in exchange. Give me a trial order.
and even her charity loving heart could down on the seat beside Keturah
4 p. m. dully except Friday.
“ X E T V H A H IS GOING HAOX W IT H MB.
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Florence
w
as
eighteen,
very
vlvaciou»,
not find the Blutdow of an excuse for
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very dumpy and very much In love ad you to go away with me, and you
For full 'niormsllon call on or addre»»
«hall »tr**1:
ip « kt ng poor calls this morning
with herself. Added to thia, ahe w as m id that your father w as growing old
w m . mcmurray ,
the pride and admiration of the con­ and needed you and that It would not
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THROUGH UTAH and COLORADO
U e ii'l Paaeengor A g e n t,
be
right
to
leave
him.
Keturah,
will
queror’s heart.
Castle G ate, Canon o f the Grand,
J. W . H I L L , M . D .
P o rtla n d , O re g o n .
you
go
back
with
me
now?
Your
fa­
"Oh, Miss Keturah, have you
Black Canon, M arshall and T en n es­
the news?” she cried as soon as she ther Is dead, and your brother Is pro­
see Pannes, ami the W orld-Famous
R. C R O C A N , A G E N T .
could get her breath. “The Rev. Charles vided for. No one needs you here.”
IV .
Koyal Gorge.
o.
M orn, O regon.
The knitting work fell to the ground
Burden, missionary to Japan, Is com­
For Descriptive end Illu itrated Pamphlets,
w rite to
ing to M eadowvllle and Is going to lec­ unheeded, and a warm, rich color stole
W . C.
h r » - A g l.
ture to the i>eople here next week and Into ber face.
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Btreet,
P O R T L A N D , OR.
“But I am getting to be an old w o­
Is coming here to stay. W hat do you
think of that? Going to stay here with man now1, and yon are In the prime of
BraatilaUy located In Portland Oregon,
Tine tble N o ll N orthb nd .
riodth-
«■era uaaurpaaaed lacilltle» lor t>a col­
na a whole week.”
life."
May 20, 1900 posee Liger
bouud
Keturah rose quickly and then Bat
“Ah, Indeed!” qulzxlngly. “I am for lar» »nd education ol io » n g woman. Special
opportunities
1»
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ask
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t
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aa<aa
aDd
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(«Mengr
down and began to ply her needles ty-flve, and yon are forty-three. Just ■tore. W all equipped Ph»ak«l »»d C h «"ic»l L«k-
d ally
HTAT1ONH
d ally
with desperate energy. She did not the same difference between us as orateriea Herbarium and Mineral Cabinat. The
even notice that she was knitting back there was twenty five years ago. Will largest and oldest Ladies' Seminary In t M ” ac,“ e
: . . . . B ig g a ... 11.50 arve
1.20 pm
Nortb»e«l it enjoys a national rapatalion lor Im ­
And
over the sam e needle.
you go back with roe?"
. . . G il s o n s ... D I R
1.40
tha beat phyricol. mental and moral train­
But still her conscience made her de­ parting
“What do you mean, child?” she
.....K i n k s .... 11.10
1.44
ing and developing true w om ankood. Equtpe
gai(>ed In a voice that she Intended to mur.
socially and edacatloaally lor the moat axaltad
.. W a sc o ... 11.00
2.04
station.
Coalers
Acadtmic
and
Collegiate
Degrees
.. K lou dyk e . 10 46
be calm. “How do yon know?"
kO A L I T T L E M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R
“Would not a younger woman do you
2.17
by
State
Aathority.
laterierenee
with
conviction»
.
.
. H u u im it.. 10.40
“Why, what a woman you are!" more good, Charles ?”
2.28
ol non Catholics Is acrapalously avoided. Academy
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
Hay Canon Jet 10.24
2.40
laughed the girl. “One can’t even men
“I waut you, Keturah,” the grave la ideally located, amid inaplriag manic »d»»»'
.. McD tiialds. 10. W
2.41
tion missionary work but you go off vol<-*‘ growing more earnest and ten tags« Social opportanitiea such aa are available
ualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get their $ub-
. . . D f M ijos .. 10 05
no other city on the Coast Beddings large and
2.58
into the fidgets. Catch me ever getting der. "1 wanted you twenty-five years In
0.55
commodious, well-lighted heated and ven(dated:
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3.04
so cracked on charity $s that But It s ago. I want you now. i »bal1 want dormitories and private rooms supplied with al Bcpipt-ions, send us th eir addresses and we will send
9.87
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3.13
trqe! Your brother waa at the station you always. Will you go back with modern conven.encee, "The Inatltution 1» Ubera)
.Grose Valley 9 20
8.44
them* sample copies, We pay to r all Boliciting" you do
and progreeeive w lthoel eocrihcleg the character
when he got off the train thia morning, me?”
. . . B ourbon.. 8 65
4 ÍM)
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and trad.tloe. ol age end »ch.ev.ment
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and he Invited him here. I waa In your
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K ent . . .
4.18
“Y e s ”
odest. Setieleetery references reqa.red W rite lor for ug.
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brother’s store and saw him, and he’s
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At the supper table that evening the announcement booklet Boerd end twt.on » » per
4.20
. . , H h a u lk o ., 8 0U a in
Just splendid” — enthu«la»tlcally "»1* Bev. Charles Barden looked across at yrer. Addreee State» S»perl«r. St. Mery a Academy
5.00 arv
TOO
UTÜBAH.
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feet high and more and carries him self his host.
PORTLAND, 0R & G 0N , U.S.Ai
No tralp In the service
Fur rates apd Inlormatlon apply to
“I believe that I haven’t yet told you,
MeadowTllle waa a small place, and Uke a regular aoldler. Your brother
W . M . C r o g t m i A lg o n t
told me to hurry back and let yon all John, that Keturah Is going back w it h
any
railroad
In
the
world
gt^H. the Ladles' Mlastonary society
M o ro . O r.
know he was coming." Hhe w as silent me,” he said composedly.
and the Childrens M issionary band had for a few momenta, with * self satis­
equals In equipment that of the
“No? You don’t mean It?” And
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been organised the tw o or three poor fied amlle on ber pretty face, then John Allen looked from one to the oth­
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
FO R EST GROVE, OREGON. »
fam ilies had found It a sinecure to keep burst out w ith. “I’m going to set my er In lucreduloue ainaxement. “B u t
their poverty before the public. Even eap for him. I’m Just sick and tired of really, Charles, I congratulate you. She A H IG H -G R A D E COLLEGE WITH
Paul Ry. They own and
Iron and Wood W orking.
S u p e r io r e q u ip m e n t .
the moot liberal o f the work loves» this poky place, and I alw ays did want 1» a fine woman. If 1 do say It
operate
their own sleeping
grere forced to adm it that their pro­ to go to Japan and China and them
Beautifully located twenty-aix mil«
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foreign
countries.”
,
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and
dining
cars and give
from Portland.
Good seed will not always Insure a
tegee were becoming more and more
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“Child, child!” remonstrated K etu­ good crop, but the first step to Insure a Full regular college courses.
shiftless and laay.
their patrons an excellence
rah. “He’s more than twice your age." poor one la to ose poor seed.
Academy gives strong preparatory and
Machinery Repaired.
Keturah loved charity work and
High School courses.
“Only forty five,” aald the girl per­
of service not obtainable
hated knitting, and It waa tills same versely. “I heard him tell your brother
Conservatory o f Music and School o f
Dw Mot Toon t h e Baihy.
Art, with superior instructors.
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hate that made her d in g to It ao as
els where.
That’s Just the right age In a man.
S h o p on
.
Tossing a baby Is dangerous. Many Business branches ta u g h t
stduoualy If ahe had lived In the right And there's nobody round here can
Berths in their sleepers
Gymnasium
and
Field
Athletics
under
age her sensitive conscience would hold a candle to him. I don't believe a child has been attacked with convul­
l Æ
o i o
,
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O r e g o n .
are Longer, Higher and Wider
a Physical Director.
have provided her with sackcloth aud there are muuy real handsome women sions becauM of being tossed. Move Well-equipped
Laboratories.
than in smallar cars on other
In Japan, and you know, Mias K etu­ the baby gently tip and down. It will Library o f 13,000 Volumes.
anbes.
Steamer» leave Portland and T ha
lines. They protect their trains D alles
ald-ln
his
dlgestioa.
It w as In the lush of middle June and rah, a »mart girl can do almost any­
Healthful social life; religious influences.
dally except Sunday at 7 a. m,
by
the
Block
Svstem.
the odors of honeysuckles and n
Ajl| student enterprises active.
arriving at aliout 6 p m ., connectin g a t
thing with a man In a week.”
were mingled with those o f ripening
L yle w ith the
“ Maybe be’» married, child.”
Tbe yellow refrigerator car which Is T H E S C H O O L T H A T S T A N D S FO R T H E
B E S T IN E D U C A T IO N
■brawberrtee and pungent garden herbs.
“No, he ain’t, for your brother asked so common a sight on all oar railroads
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eneral
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t,
W P IT E F O R O A T A L O Q U E
Pollen dusted bees auatl iridescent but
kirn He keeps house und has a Chlna- represents one of the greatest eco­
SEND U5 ATRIAL
t e r e t e flitted about In the sunshine,
nomic changes which ever cam e to the
134 Third S t., P o rtla n d , Or.
«mi am ong the tendrils of the grape­
ORDER
country and s t the sam e time repre
vine above her heed waa the half con­
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sent» the concrete economic rasesllty
cealed neat of a yellow warbler. Noth
of the country as well. It represents
H O TEL
* I
Ing w as afraid of Keturah. Even now
the wealth and greed of the trusts and
c o ..
IBM«*» riJ* Í
one of the warbler» w as twittering
For
G
oldendale
and K lick itat valley
e,
the financial hides o f the little ship­
W m h ln rto n
m ints. Train leaves G oldendale at
contemplative interlude not three feet
per».
and 7th Mte
i-JO a. m dally except Sunday, arriv­
, $ wute*»|swi«o
aw ay from her clicking needles.
POBTLAItP, -
AND SHIP IN PLAIN PACKAGES
ing at L yle at 7:30 a. n r, connectin g
But Keturah waa In a disturbed
O a KOOK
WITH NO MARKS TO INDICATE
w ith dow n river boat for Portland and
frame of mind thia morning and waa
CONTENT«
L
u r titn i o
mu ans«*«
Interm ediate points.
not even conscious of her tiny friend1»
Ijeaves L yle for G oldendale e a tlte
presence. She could bear the conqueror
RÀTBS
arrival of the up river steam er.
buatllng about In the kitchen her
»100 AMD O r
Thia popular botri baa a ra le beon kn«.-4
kitchen n o w r a t t lln g dlahee, opening
our
for a portoci of flro p a r e br «>«• Inn r'«l
and »hutting oven door», w h istlin g -
Hotel
Co.,
w h .w
|<r>-»M*«t.
Mr.
I htl
R /C H CS H & J . O I Y
Mt-tarhitn, also eas«»k-s the maonr-rorr
ye», actually whistling—to the canary
5 / X X fW /? O L D
Mr. Know!.-»., the former irmnagvr, retir.i
a
bird and now and then indulging In a
from active tiualieaa life.
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lfT
S
JUST
COMPLETED
Overland Express trains for Halem,
snatch of high pitched, breeey »
under the direction of M r PbU
Roseburg, A shland, Sacram ento, Og
Keturah listened with mingled emo
make thia hotel SECOND TO N O M I In. th«
For any further Information write or
dfin,
Kan Francisco, Stockton Ltst
hit»«
tlona. The conqueror w as a splendid
Northwest.
(erpete and fornitore
been replaced.
Tbe dining ro o m I»
Angeles, El Paso, N ew Orleans and the 5 ill on the ne»re«|( Agent, or the General
ME0I&
AGED
housekeeper - »lie was glad to admit
«« the main floor. Tha cafe *• one of the
WALLY
East. L eaves Portland U nlou Depot, Office at Portland.
IN THE
flo r a l
men’s reaorta <«• the (.m at.
The
that, l»oth for her brother and her con
PURE
®Rr«Ok IM90KTIR6 CO
x t l? * '»
WOOD
Heldrlto rg room for Ldles la a conrenlent
45 p. m . Arrives 7.25 a m ., dally.
Po •
aclence'a sake- but she waa so ener
refn-aliuiont
room.
IVeo 'bus meet, all
M orning train connect» at Woodburn
trains.
Our ltln«tr«t<d booklet tells r<
getlc and ao strongmlnded and »o caps
all atmttt It and how to see the algbta.
dally except Sunday w ith train» for
Addreee
IM P E M IA L S O T IL .
ble! Hhe did all her housework and
GIVE FULL NAME POST
Mt. A n gel, Silverton Brow nsville,
«33 Washington St., Portland, Ore.
I O F F IC E A N D 5 H I P P I N 0
looked after the poultry and flower
Springfield, W en d lln g aud N atron.
itti
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ly
garden. She waa president of the Mis
Leaves Portland U n ion Depot 8.30a.m.
£ X P fi£ S S
P057OPPJC£.
alonary society and found plenty
arrives 6.55 p. m .
tim e to visit and receive calls,
Eugene psm enger con n ectaat W ood­
EX TOP. CMAXLXS,
¿graduated from one of the best
turah admired her vastly and even •T m glad to
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Silverton
VM M Jí
TO
SAW.
Colleges io the United
tgiu-wn C
local. le a v e s Portland U n ion Depot
liked her In a rebuffed sort of way
4.15 p. m ., returns 10.35 a.m , daily.
but somehow, even from her vantage man to cook and do hla work. My ala-
, S ta te d paid his way through com­
tor
say»
I
must
look
aharp,
for
he'a
the
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
ground of Inside »pectstnr, she could
fortably by money earned in taking
U nion Depot 7.30a 111., arrlves5.50 p.m.
sever quits understand bow one wo­ be«t catch there ever waa In thl« town.
Protland,
O
regon.
stenographic
pote»
and
furnishing
D aily.
man could accomplish so mocta. Every H e’a aw ful rich, even If be Is a mla-
O W A g , ANDERSO N M ANAOBB
195 3 ß ß 5 T
.«tudenta with type written copies
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
ANO THg
morning her conscience made her offer alonary.”
Hhe w » i silent again for some mln-
U nion D e p o t4 6 0 p .m ., arrives8.25a.m
to help with the work, and every morn
<]t
Thia
yonag
mao
took
a
course
Dally.
v. . . .
lug the conqueror looked at her with a atas, tapping ber foot complacently
^at the Holme»\Businesa College
Forest GroVe passenger leaves Port
calm ly superior air and said that slow against the ruatlc work of the arbor.
Then she looked at Kjrturah with and
land Union D epot 10.45 p.m ., arrives
before entering the University, »nd
help was a bother.
Free bun to and from trains
1 50 p.m . D ally excep t Sunday.
L
And that la why Keturah’» mornings den Intereet.
thia training equipped him with
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
Rates by the day
“He said he used to live here when
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
were spent In thia grsix-vlne arbor or
knowledge
which
be
was
able
to
cago and the East, Ree that it
BEGINNING F e b - 15, 1906
6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .6 0 , $ 2 .
out making poor calls. She wanted to he was a young man. Did you know
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
turn into money.
reads via the Chicago & North-
like the conqueror snd tried to with all Win. Mis« Keturah? You must be old
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European Plan
Western Railway.
Choice of
the strength of her tender, shrinking enough to remember most everything.”
There ore- hno.lrYds of young
Depot, F oot o f Jefferson Street.
A
Good
Clean
Family
Hotel
“He w ent to school with brother and
routes via Omaha or via St. Paul
heart. W as ahe not her brother's w ife
» men and wtynen in all part* of the
I,eavqs
from
Jefferson
street
depot
for
me.”
said
Keturah
quietly.
“He
used
and her own slater In law, and w as ahe
and Minneapolis.
^country occupying position» of
Dallas find Interm ediate points dally
not the beet housekeeper and the most to live In that bouse across the street
4.15 p.m. Arrive Portland, 10.16 a.m
It ia the rout» of The Overland Limited
TOURIST
prontinence, who wtre helped up
rapable manager lb Meadowvllle? But I Itelleve be was considered a very files
and the direct line to Chicago from the
The Independence M onm outh Motor
the ladder of life by training re­
even with all the»» attractions Ke­ young man then”—
Const Four fast dally Chicago train«
Line operates dally to M onm outh and
“I
should
think
so,"
scornfully.
"At
turah could not force her sensitive, re-
Four Blocks from Union Depot,
ceived at the Holmes Business
make connection« with all trsiacontl-
Airlle, connecting w ith 8 . P. Co’-
any
rale,
he’a
the
finest
man
I
ever
fith
and
F
verett
sts.
flned nerves to Ignore thia new order
nenUl trains at 8 t Paul and Mina
traln sut Dallas and Independence.
’ College
saw.
But
there
tbejfflcoin»
nuto!"
And
of bustle and energy and self asaer-
apolia.
New Brick Building Newly F u n ib lied .
Flrst-clfifiS tw o Tmny Portland to
ahe hurried aw ay a t two men turned
C If you are intere»U-<l in "Stories
)iVERY DAY IN TH E YEAR.
Sacram ento afid Sim Francisco, S20
„
Bates 50, 75, >1 per day
77>g Bgxf o f
And there w as another thing, For ! to tbe gate and came leisurely up the
b erth ,|5. Second cite» fklr.lltfjseohnd
of suct»ra» (rom rent* tlf».” fife shall
Best acconunodatlbns In the city for the
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
AU
ogwets Mil ticket» via tk'sH nf.
three and twenty year» Keturah had gravel walk toward the house
class l>erth, $2.60
m oney.
be glad to give you th* d' tsfifi.
Keturah did not rise. But half an
F w further lnf;jrraaU»n ap»ly to
been the undisputed ml«tree» of the
Tickets
to
Eastern
points
and
Europe
> . 4 . V’ lL E K , Proprietor, Portland, Or
also Japan, C h in a ,, H onolulu and
Write for our foWer. It »•
•Btabllabmeiit, doing the work In her hour later she w as conndeus, wltliout
■ .v HO LM S, »«««rel «« mi ,«.
I
taa tmt » a*-i
quiet, prim, ladylike way and never looking up, that some one had left the
Australia.
z.
V IA T H E
worth getting and worth keeping.
eoSTLANS,
osa.
,
^m im ing that the year» would britfir bouse and waa coming directly toward
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
We will gladly send it .to ) u post­
change than wbat rightfully be­ the grapevine arbor.
and W ashington
Phone M ain 7x1
paid if you will send u> V" .r name
“Mina Keturah " And ahe roee calm
ta them. Mie bad l»ceti house
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and addn-ss
->
fpr ber father until he died and ly and gave him ber hand.
C. W . STING ER,
W m . FlcM U R R A Y
" T h a C o m fo rta b le W ay”
PA
C IFft
“I’m
glad
to
see
/o
n
,
Chari*»,”
she
for her brother, aud. although she
C ity T icket Agent.
Oen-Paas. Afct
R oiU e O f
fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
had once thought -and hopetl that her aald cordially. "It’s been a long time
FoTdatoiLed in term A b o ... ratt-A. eff . c a ll on or a d d r e «
brother might marry, »uch a |>«sslbll- since you were here."
See B ert M ille r , th e M o n k la n d
i»w$n
“Yea, a long time." Then Florenct
t tty had gradually lieen loot sight of.
- .4
g. 0. VttKBA A. A- P- A , SeaUlt, fi'askiailes.
m a il o arrie r, and have h im ta k e
bustled into the arttor and bore him ofl
He had Juat paenetl hl» fortieth birth
PRICES REASONABLE
S J i i t
•
0 , M. DICKSON. «- T 4 * - . • “
<k'
th a t package to you.
R ia charge?
day and »be her foyty-thlrd when the to look at the flower garden
BUSINESS COLLE«
are s m a ll and d eliveries p ro m p L
The next few days Keturah saw verj
W A S H IN G T O N f r î t N T H I
Conducted on Beat Principle»
•onquerar came.
Ketursh w as not couiliatlve. and «ho llttls of him. Florence bad him II
PgRTLANB.
(toSBtBMreAw* ^Ty»d» «•!»«•»•<
teoeatlr tried to take tbe new order of charge mast of the tlmo--making; po<w
M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING.
AVATAV
OREGON
ATAY
ATAY
m u te »
S ho relin e
avavavawav /«
a « d union P acific
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WISE ,4
IN THE
GRAPEVINE
ARBOR
• H IL L
mtiitaky
ACADEMY.
Wrotis Haadiwk
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PRINTING
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The Chicago Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway
Ihe Milwaukee
Pioneer Limited. St. Paul to Chicaio.
Overland Limited, Cmatra to Chicana.
Southwest Limited, Kansas City to CUicag
P acific U niversity
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he Dalles, Portland and
Istoria Navigation Co.
R eg u la to r L ine
c riM T h s l a b aid w p o a k
O 1C
W E PAY THE
EXPRESS
P lC IH C
Columbia River
& Northern RyCo
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4BIGnJLLQUARTS2t
STUBBLE RYE
Ssmond Hotel
t e r Ital aai Morrisoa
O IC
OREGON
IMPORTING
ah
CO
PORTLAND ORE-
SW
EAST
via
SOUTH
Good Accommodations for
Teams and Wagons.
CHICAGO
EAST
-
Hotel Hood
through
SLEEPERS
.
SEATTLE and CHICAGO
Vinton H otel
New Entirely.
Convientto Business
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
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