Sherman County observer., January 18, 1907, Image 4

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W hen
in
M rs . V •
.a n t m e m o rie s
d U H te rv u
t th o se c an tern th ro u g h
th e p a rk 0:1 n : ro s ty m o rn in g .
“ F in e w o m u u . y o u r m o th e r,” w h is ­
p e re d T r e m a y n e u n d e r c o v e r o f th e a p ­
p la u s e w h ic h g re e te d th e s ta r. " N e v e r
d re a m e d s he'd ta k e It so n ic e ly , d id
y ou F
FRIDAY
l* O r tllltltf
E th e l g la n c e d a t tie r m o th e r. W h a t
a d a r lin g m o th e r ahe w a s , In h e r b la c k
c h iffo n , w it h tou ch es o f r e a l lace a n d
W e s h o u ld l i k e to h a v e y o u la k e
f r o s ty p e a rls . Hhe w a a a th o ro u g h b re d ,
h m d w * ';nofc ll w o uld be p rofitab le to w a s t h a t U ttle m o th e r.
tu to become a subscriber. W e »end I’
l i e tw e e n th e fir s t a n d second a c ts a I
t co years for $ 2 50; o s e y e a r $1 6 0 ;1 2 V f('l»
a m onth is i ’ t m uch. T r y It. O rd e r by s te a d y s tre a m o f c a lle rs c a m e In to th e ir C o rn er 7th and Stark Streets,
box. N o one seem ed s u rp ris e d to fin d
Postal C ard, and pay for It w h e n y ou can.
T r e m a y n e th e re , a n d she w o n d e re d I f
1« ne » and Its room s are provid ed w ith
A t a n y l i m e w h e n r e q u e s te d Io d o th e y k n e w . N o. T h a t c ould not be, fo r
r u n n in g w a te r and lo ng distance te le ­
the paper w ill be discontinued. Rut we no on e o ffe re d c o n g ra tu la tio n s .
phones. E u ro p ea n plan . Rules
Be
expect that a il arrears w ill be paid before
«1 per day and u p w ard .
tw e e n th e second a n d th ir d a cts T r e ­
such request is m ade. It is e a ty to a»k u«
H ig h e s t priced ro o m $3
m a y n e e xc u se d h im s e lf. T h e r e w a s a '
lo r a statem ent, w h ich w ill be che e rfu lly
per d a y .
f r ie n d on th e o th e r s id e o f th e house he
rendered at any tim e .
w a n te d to see. I n t r u t h , h e f e lt u r g e n t
need o f a s o o th in g c ig a r e tte . I) l c k V a n
A ly s tln e s llp ite d In to th e c h a ir b e h in d
C han. W r i g h t , P r e s id e n t .
E th e l.
H. C. D ic k I h m » o , M a n a g e r.
" N ic e li t t le g irl, y o u a re , E th e l, to
I f v o n do n o t re a d T h e
Afliy N o t?
iNo u n e
M an
Controls
R ailro ad
System s
O b s e rv e r
H otel O regon
Copyright,
1UM1,
by
Ilom er
Sprogua
m a k e y o u r s e lf so p le a s a n t to d r e y ’s
la te s t p ro te g e . W h a t Is it? T h e c o m in g
C a ru s o ? O r a second W h is tle r ? O r
Just a c o m m o n S o c ia lis t? "
E t h e l’s cheeks b u rn e d .
" It e n lly , D ic k , I t seem s th e c o rre c t
th in g f o r you boys to m a k e fu n o f a n y
on e w h o w o rk s f o r Ills liv in g .”
D ic k w h is tle d s o ftly .
“ So th a t's th e g a m e ! Y o u a re n o t
t h in k in g o f m o v in g d o w n to one o f th e
s e ttle m e n t bouses, a re yo u ? Ilu m cook- I
T h e r e could be no d o u b t a b o u t 1L
M rs. Ita ln s fo r d w us a g ita te d .
H ar
le n d e r w h ite hand s, If o t p lt a b ly e n g a g ­ In g d o w n th e re , th e g irls te ll m e ."
'd In m a k in g ten f o r iAM inard G re y ,
E th e l w a s g la d w h e n th e c u r ta in rose
■ re n ih le d .
H e r gu est. le a n in g b ack In ou th e la s t a c t, b u t th e re w a s s till S h e r­
hl9 c tia lr ou th e o p posite side o f th e r y ’s to fane, a n d , In th e g r e a t gold a n d (
w h ite sulon, a s tre a m o f i p l l gro o m e d ,
fire p la c e , w a tc h e d th is ph en o m en o n
c u rio u s ly . .
c le a n c u t m en pu ss in g th e ir ta b le .
T h o l i t t l e s ocial w o rld In w h ic h these
E a c h m a n seem ed l»ent on s to p p in g f o r /
a c h a t! B u t i t w a s M rs . It a ln s f o r d w h o
tw o fig ures m o v ed re a liz e d t h a t h ad I t
not been fo r M rs . Ita ln s fo rd '« d a u g h te r,
re a lly h eld c o u rt. E th e l w u s c u rio u s ly “
E th e l, th e t a ll, cleun c u t, p e rs o n a b le
u n c o m fo rta b le . T h e rose s haded lig h ts
b a < *b e lo r^ w n tc h lu g his hostess w ith
on t h e ir t a b le d id n o t s o fte n th e h u m p
on T r e m a y u e ’s s h o u ld e r no r th e s h a rp
n a r ro w in g eyes, w o u ld long a go h a v e
edges o f his m a n n e rs u n d e r th e t r y in g
m a r r ie d th e p r e t t y w id o w , w it h h e r
G e u z e d ik e fig u re a nd h e r In d e p e n d e n t
o rd e a l o f In n u m e ra b le In tro d u c tio n s
a n d th e In c e s s a n t fir e o f re p a rte e . She
fo rtu n e , b u t w h a t I t d id uo t k u o w w a s
could
no
t h a t G re y w a s c h a fin g u n d e r th e long
l
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n n ta
a n
u d
a w h y these m e n ;
w h o h a d eeen th e m r id in g to g e th e r, d id
d e la y a n d th e fr e q u e n t posti>onem ents
w h ic h hod m a rk e d his p a tie n t w o o in g .
no t re c o g n iz e th e r id in g m a s te r.
She
B u t, e ve n as be w o n d e r e d a t (b e tr e m ­
w a s g la d w h e n tie r m o th e r g a v e th e
a lg n a l to rise, g la d ’ w h e n th e cool d a r k ­
b lin g hand s, h e k n e w t h a t th e psycho­
ness o f F o r t y - f o u r t h s tre e t s w a llo w e d
lo g ic a l m o m e n t f o r c o m m e n t h a d no t
th e ir c a r r ia g e , g la d w h e n T r e m a y n e
y e t a rr iv e d .
to ld h ie host th a t be w o u ld lik e to be
F iv e m in u te s la te r M rs . R n ln s fo rd
d ro p p e d a t th e C irc le , g la d w h e n ahe
s tirre d h e r tea v io le n tly a n d rais ed
w a s s a fe In h e r o w n room , w it h Its
t - a r fille d eyes to th e f r ie n d ly fa c e
rose c re to n n e h a n g in g s s h u ttin g o u t
ross th e fire p la c e .
h e r m o th e r ’s q u iz z ic a l, h a lf la u g h in g
I-e o n a rd , E th e l has Just to ld m e
eyes.
' i t she Is e n g a g e d .”
M r . G re y set d o w n bis te a c u p w it h a
■•latter th a t d id n o t h a rm o n iz e w it h
Ix io n u rd
G r e y ’s p r iv a t e
sec
th e s u bd ued s u rro u n d in g s a n d th e
h e ld
th e
te le p h o n e
re c e iv e r
w a n in g lig h t In th e lib r a r y .
w h ile h e r r ig h t h a n d w a s la id
“ W h ic h one,” h e d e m a n d e d , “ H a r r y ,
f u lly o v e r th e m o u th p ie c e .
Jack or T e d d y? ”
“ M rs . Ita ln s f o r d ? '1 s he a n n o u n c e d
“ N e it h e r ,” s n apped M rs . R a ln a fo rd .
in te r r o g a tiv e ly .
‘A 'o u m a y g o fo r
T h e n fo llo w e d s o m e th in g vei^r lik e a
HARRIMAN.
Multimillionaire
K a .il r o a d /
Magnat«
HORSE JUMPED
OVER FOOTUQHTS
I
I
P r o tla n d , O r e g o n .
O SCA R
E D W A K D H.
l ’KR IIA PS as much as anybody represent what the public is
believed to be antag onistic to at this time— corporate inter­
Hotel Co,
ests, or at least RAILROAD corporations. I have been
introduced on several occasions as being the controller of so
many thousands o f miles of railroad, but I do not control
ONE MTLE of railroad. .
W right-D ickinson
A P racticad
W ooing
ed o u t a n d l e f t h im .
P re s e n tly a n
o ffic ia l a p p ro a c h e d a n d s aid , “ S ir, m a y
I a s k , a r e y o u a Judg e F
“ A J udg e o f
w h a t ? " th u n d e r e d th e d u k e . “O f d o n ­
k e y s ,” c a m e t h } re p ly .
“C e r t a in ly I
a m a n d (lo o k in g h a r d a t th e m a n ) a
v e r y g o od o n e too.
L e a v e m e a lo n a “
T h e m a n s lu n k b a c k a b a s h e d , a n d
t h e r e w a s m o re w h is p e re d c o n s u lta ­
tio n a m o n g th e o ffic ia ls . B u t th e q u e e r
In t r u d e r w a s re c o g n is e d by so m eb o d y ,
a n d w i t h m a n y b o w s a n d ap o lo g ies th e
D u k e o f W e llin g to n w a s In v it e d to
b e c o m e a Judge, to w h ic h he a g re e d
w i t h m u c h c h u c k lin g .— S a tu r d a y R e ­
v ie w .
ANDERSON
MANAGER
V in to n H o te l
G R A pS VALLEY, O R E.
DO
NOT
B E L IK V E
IN
ANY
ONE
MAN
OF
MEN
C O N T R O L L IN G
THE
IM P O R T A N T
OF
T H IS
COUNTRY
ANY
GREAT
OR
OR
ANY
OF
L IN E S
i he organizations of whit-Ii I am part are made up of fourteen or
fifteen thousand porsons who control and own these properties. There
is no individual, N O COM BINATION OF IN D IV ID U A L S , that
could possibly own or control them or does control them.
I k e stockholders and the i »ards of directors manage those organi­
zations. While I stand as their representative and appear to be the
dictator, I am not such. I simply CARRY OUT what has beon
carefully considered and turned over by many minds.
I do*taot defend the railroads or the officers of the railroads, be­
cause I believe that the mismanagement of railroads lias boon largely
due to the AN IAG<>NISI 10 FEELIN G that has prevailed against
them. Rut we hope to correct them and to get some co-operation
among the intelligont minds of tho STABLE C ITIZEN S of this
country.
fo o tlig h ts lu to th o o rc h e s tra .
T h o h e ro in e fe ll un co n s cio u s to th e
s ta g e , m g i th re e w o m e n In th e q u d l
eneo f a in te d , w h ile th e h o m e fio u n d e r-
O opyrlght. IBM, by M a y Mc-Keoa
“ B u t w h a t a b o u t m e?
I t h in k 1
o u g h t to h a v e s o m e th in g to s ay a b o u t
m y o w n w e d d in g t r ip .”
O v e r th e w ir e flo a te d a gasp. '
“ D o n ’t a rg u e , E liz a b e t h ,” c o n tin u e d
G r e y , w it h a c e r ta in r in g o f d e te r ­
m in a tio n In his voice.
“ Y o u ’ll need
H u m o r In n ia * n o a lo .
H om e o f th e m e«lical fle d g elin g s a t a
N e w Y o rk h o sp ita l m a n a g e to fin d
v th a t?
Do
suggest
s o m eth in g ,
L e o n a rd , q u ic k ly .
I d e c la re I h a v e
been so u n s tru n g a ll th e a fte rn o o n I
h a v e n o t k n o w n w h a t c a lle rs s a id to
me
I t seem ed as I f e v e ry on e m u s t
k n o w I t a n d be p it y in g m e .”
L e o n a rd G re y rose s lo w ly a u d d r e w
on his- gloves d e lllie r a te ly .
4 ou a n d E t h e l a r e to go to th e K tn
p lr e w it h m e to n ig h t, y ou re m e m b e r,
a n d I h a v e a ta b le a f t e r w a r d a t B h er
ry 's .
I th in k I ’ll step o v e r to th e
a c a d e m y a n d ask th is T r e m a y n e to
m a k e th e fo u rth . I w a s g o in g to ha~«
D ic k , b u t” —
“ L e o u a rd !
A t th e E m p ir e !
A:
■ b e rr y 's ! O h . r e a lly ” —
^4r. G r e y took h er han d
t w o tiro a d palm s.
“ M y d e a r lit t le w o tn a u .
cause I w is h to m a k e M r.
a c iju a ln tu u c e , b u t liecause
Ite tw e e n •
It Is n o t I
T re in a y p «
I t h in k I
hew
his e v e n in g clo th es d id not fit as
w e ll as his rid in g s u it. T h e In v ita tio n
h a d been r a th e r sudd en . I>«rha|m th e y
XH
J ’ro fie rly prensed. b u t
th e r e r e a lly w a a a n u n s ig h tly h u m p
off d o t h o v e r hla r ig h t sh o u ld e r blade.
S h e g la n c e d b a c k a t th e stag e, th e n
tarued to th e le ft. W h y w a s M rs . V a n
O e t t le v e lin g h e r glaeses a t th e ir l»ox In
OBCh a d ire c t fa s h io n ? I l m l l y , w o m e n
p o e t beU ed otn cou ld b e so od iou s!
T h e o r r h e e tr a b ro k e In to a r o llic k in g
a m u a e in u a t eve n In th e Ills o f th e p e o ­
p le w h o flo ck to th e In s titu tio n fo r
tr e a tm e n t.
A n old n e g ro w o m a n e n ­
te re d th e re c e p tio n room one m o rn in g
la s t w e e k a n d s aid ahe f e lt “ m ig h ty
t ic k In d e e d y .”
W h e n th e d o c to r w h o
h im
a s tin g in g
ru n ,
p lu n g in g
b lo w
In
th ro u g h
th e fa c e a n d
ta n g lo l
v in e s
8i»ace w h e r e o n e m ig h t s to p to b re a th e .
S he p a a a e d , th e n flu n g h e r s e lf upon th e
s c ra tc h in g h e r a rm s on th e b la c k b e r ry
th o rn s,
W A SH . O 7 R N T H *S T S .
PORTLAND, OREGO N
u n t il
she b ro k e
In to a n
op en
g ro u n d , p re s s in g h o t h a n d s to w a r m ,
flu sh ed cheeks.
W h y h a d M a rth a ru n a w a y ?
B e­
c au se she h a te d B illy ? O h, no, o r she
w o u ld n o t h a v e g o ne b la c k b e r r y ln g
w it h h im . B ec a u s e s h e -lo v e d to s c ra m ­
ble th ro u g h b ru s h a n d b r ie r ?
H a r d ly .
W h y , th e n ? B ec a u s e (h e r th o u g h ts r a m ­
b le d c o n fu s e d ly )—Just because be k is s ­
ed h e r. P e rh a ()e B ill y w o u ld com a a n d
R oom 632.
’WOMEN
R obertlne gives w h at every wdman
most desires—a perfect com plexion
I t brings th a t s o f t smooth, fresh,
d e a r tin t to. the cheek th n t fPnotei«
youthfulness.
I t w ill bring beauty
to those who lack It; It w ill reta in
It fo r those who a lre ad y poseeaa It;
It w ill enable you to successfully
com bat the ravages of w e a th e r and
tim e. D o n ’t doubt—d o n 't argue. Just
try R obertlne.
-Tour druggist w ill
give you a free sample. A ll drug­
gists keep R obertlne.
Eyeglass lenses ought to be groun<T
s tric tly to order. R eady-ground stock
lenses no m ors fit th a n would ready­
made falsa te eth . T h e M unssU Op­
tical Co. grinds each lens specially
fo r each eye. O u r w orkshops have
a ll th e late s t, m odern and expensive
c ra ft. O u r employes a re exp e rt. I f
ww fit your glas««« th e y w ill be e x ­
a ctly rig h t. C onsultation coets you
nothing. B ooklet, w ith v alu a b le ln fo r-
about the hum an eye. F R E E
Mu/iset/Opb'ca/Cb.
twxgAcv aq>
PORTLAND
Ills b o ttle o f m e d ic in e
s a k l th e do cto r, “ a n d
Is n ’t g o ne In a w e e k
• a g a in a n d I ’ll a m p o -
:nn th a n k e d h im p ro ­
li th e m e d ic in e a lo n g
Y o rk I*rW a
r e W hom rheumahm. chrome con-
ffipahon. inckgeAton. kidney and
bladder trouIJc« and many nervoui
disorders
This splendidly equipped
samtanum paaatme« every mrd>< *i
resource. provkiaB every luxury of the
fmefl hotel and offer» all the comfort»
of the home.
Located amid the
mountain» where magniheent scenery,,1
<le!ig+iif ul «valkaanrl fmc W ung abound.
MA
o m
N m
« . ,«
« « •••.
DADIPM SPRINGS
IV SANITARIUM
» M h e l smiled and forget the adtons
□ i
ed l i t t l e c a b in . T h a t I t stood op en she
k n e w . T h a t th e d o o r c o u ld be closed
a n d b a r r e d she a ls o k n e w , h a v in g on ce
t a k e n r e fu g e th e r e In • ra in s to r m w i t h
a p a r t y o f p ic n ic k e rs , n e r eyes, n o w
s tr a in e d to u n n a t u r a l keen neas, d is c e rn ­
e d th e b r e a k In th e s h r u b b e r y w h e r e
th e second p a th b e g a n , n o t f a r ahe a d .
J u s t as t h e y a p p ro a c h e d It. w it h a s u d ­
d e n m o v e m e n t a h e tr ip p e d h im , on
g u a r d e d , s e n d in g h im s p r a w lin g o v e r
th e p a ll o f b la c k b e rrie s as she w r e n c h ­
ed h e r s e lf a w a y a n d da s h e d d o w n th e
t u r n in g p a th , t e a r in g a lo n g a t a speed
u n d e r a n y o tb o r c irc u m s ta n c e s Im p o s ­
s ib le.
S h e h a d a s t a r t o f s e v e ra l y a r d s
b e fo re b e re g a in e d his fo o tin g a n d
m a d ly ru s h e d a f t e r h e r. Bhe r a n t i l l a
p a in th ro b b e d In h e r s id e a n d h e r eyes
« w a rn , n e v e r f a lt e r in g . T h e n I t seem ed
to h e r t h a t she w a s lif t e d to In sensl
b illt y a n d sped on w it h o u t v o litio n , con­
scious o n ly o f speed.
T h e c a b in d o o r
F o re s t G r o v e p a s s e n g e r le a v e s P o r t ­
la n d U n io n D e p o t 10.46 p . m . , a r r iv e s
1.60 p . m .
D a lly e x c e p t S u n d a y .
P O R TLA N D OSW EGO SU B U R B A N
S te a m e r s le a v e P o r t la n d a n d T h e
D a lle s « ta lly e x c e p t S u u d a y a t 7 a. m .
a r r iv i n g a t a b o u t 6 p m ., c o n n e c tin g a t
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th e s o rt k n o w n as a ro q u e la u re , a huge
cn|»e o f b la c k c lo th , a n d th is, c o m ­
b in e d w it h hla goggles, m a d e h im a
fig u r e o f a v e r y n o tic e a b le au«l ecceu
tr ie k in d .”
O n e d a y th e f lu k e d ro v e
Lady
D o r o th y N e v lll d o w n to th e
C r y s t a l p a la c e to see a n e x h ib itio n o f
«iopkeys, a^«l w h e n th e r e his g ra c e
w o u ld In s la t ou s tro llin g a b o u t In th e
In ch »sure re s e rv e d f o r Judges.
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and Washington. Phone Main 731.
Portland, Or.
C. W . STINGER, W m . flcM U R R A Y
City Ticket Agent.
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o f M illv ille , N . J ., w a s s tru c k by a
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d a u g h te r ns a n accesso ry” —
The
voic e a t th e o th e r e n d o f th e w ir e
f a lt e r e d e ve n as G r e y 's g a in e d In
flrm n a a s .
“ F o r th e good o f th e cau se I t h in k
w e con b i s ta n d I t o n d , E liz a b e th ,
d e a r, r a t h e r th a n w a it a n y lo n g e r I ’d
— w e ll, It w a s a n a w f u l te m p ta tio n to
te ll E t h e l a n d h e r r id in g nn iK ter to ru n
.off un«l l«e h a p p y fo r e v e r a f t e r w a r d ” —
“ H u t th e y w o u ld n o t be h a p p y ” —
“ E x a c t ly . aq«l th a t la w h y I t h in k
I dea«>rve tn y r e w a r d —d e a re s t" —
“O h , n o t o v e r ’th e w ir e .
Com e up
t o n ig h t "
G r e y s m ile d .
“ N o ; At 6 r o t te a.”
A u d he b u n g up th e re c e iv e r.
B ill y k ls a e d h e r.
a n d she h a d la u g h o d a n d te a s e d h im .
T h e n i t h a p p e n e d , a n d she h a d s tru c k
y o v in
S h e r id a n p a s s e n g e r le a v e s P o r t la n d
U n io n D e p o t 4 6 0 p .u a ., a r r iv e s 8 .2 6 a . m .
D a l ly .
R e g u la to r L in e
er « la I T r a d e N o llc tn d
a r e th e c le v e re s t m a n .
E t h e l Is d e ­
te rm in e d to s a il f o r E u r o p e n e x t w e e k .
O f c o u rs e 1 a s k e d uo q u e s tio n s —Just
p ro m is e d to g e t bo oking s, i f ¡»osslble.
D o y o u t h in k I t c o u ld b e in u n n g e d ? ”
‘ t e r t a ln ly ; a n y t h in g -can be m a n ­
a g e d ?f y o u go a t I t r i g h t ”
G r e y ’s s m ilin g Ups w’e re v e r y close
to th e te le p h o n e a n d h is v o ic e - w a s
s b ft a n d c a re e s lu g . “ I fe e l q u ite s u re
I c o u ld g e t a s u it on th e A m e r lk a ” —
“ O h , on e la r g e s ta te ro o m w i ll do us
— a n y th in g , so she n e v e r sees t h a t
odlops m a n a g a in .
T h e c u re Is c o m ­
p le te ."
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iln floor. Pina Cafe and Ladles'
town aa tha H b id s l s b a « Room.
C o r v a llis p a s e e u g e r le a v e s P o r t la n d
U n io n D e p o t 7 .3U O.II1., a r r iv e s 6 60 p in .
D a lly .
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W r it e d ire c t tp P rin c ip a l.
•I x -Mor y fl re p roof buttdiue.
Mates, «1.00 a u <1 up.
k u tlrv ly renovated.
C en trally located.
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fllsfrt.-iSIfig »yiuD-
toaia, and lu a titu tln g o o m fo rt Instead of
prolonged m is e ry , f t has been w e ll said,
t h a t " a disease k n o w n Is h a lf c u red .”
Dr. P lo rc e ’s F a v o r ite P re s c rip tio n la a
Scientific m ed icine, e a re fu lly devised by
an exp erien ced and s k illfu l ph ys ic ia n ,
afid ada p te d to w o m a n a d e lic a te system .
I t Is m ad e o f n a tiv e A m e ric a n m ed ic in a l
roots and I I u e rfe c tlv h n rn .l.,« . In i t .
PRICES R E A S O N A B L E
Conducted on B est Principles
M is s N e t t le ," replle«
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ix ld s m ile , n n d h e re a c h e d f o r his
desk phone.
'G ood m o rn in g .
“ O h , L e o u a r d , Is t h a t yo u ? ” r ip p le d
e x u lt a n t ly a lo n g th e in v is ib le w ire s .
“ I t has ju s t d a w n e d on m e t h a t y o u
B m M««,
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C o n v ie n tt o B u sin e ss
gro a n . " I t 1 b h e r— h e r r id in g m a s te r—
one O s c a r T r e m a y n e . N o w , Isn’t t h a t
D im e q u ite enough, w it h o u t th e — e r—
p o sitio n th e fe llo w holds?”
“ H a n d s o m e , ¡ p re s u m e ,” m u s ed G re y
u n s y m p a th e tic a lly .
“ K n o w s h o w to
w e a r E n g lis h r id in g cloth es, e tc. H o w
d id I t h a pp en ?"
M rs . Ita ln s fo rd le a n e d fo r w a r d c on­
fid e n tia lly .
“ I a m lio g ln n ln g tq b e lie v e I t w a s a
p lo t b e tw e e n th is w re tc h e d m a n nnd
< P H (e <sr
Shasta Route
N e w E n tire ly ,
-
Ore.
F a n . m b is c m a m
Manager
A T a p o w e rfu l In v ig o r a tin g to n ic " F a ­
v o rite P re s c rip tio n " In ip a rts s tre n g th to
th e w h ole system a r y f to th o organs dis­
tin c tly fe m in in e In p a r tic u la r . F o r over­
w o rk e d , " w o rn -o u t." ro n -d o w n ," d e b ili­
ta te d teachers, m illin e rs , dressm akers,
guaiustreflaea, "s h o p -g irls ,” house-keepers,
nurtUntf m o th e r*, and fetihlo w om en g<»n-
orally', D r . P ie rc e's F a v o r ite P res c rip tio n
Is th e g re a te s t e a r th ly boon, being u n ­
equal«*! as a n a p p e tiz in g c o rd ia l and re ­
s to ra tiv e ton ic.
. As a soothing and s tre n g th e n in g n e rv ­
ine " F a v o r it e P r e s c r ip tio n " la uneq ualed
and is In v a lu a b le In a lla y in g anu sub­
d u in g n ervo u s e x c ita b ility , Ir r it a b ilit y ,
nervous e x h a u s tio n , nervous p ro s tratio n ,
O v e r la n d E x p r g s s t r a in s fo r H k le rn ,
n e u ra lg ia , h y s te ria , spasms. S t. V itu s ’s
dance, and o th e r dfstnaislng, nervous R o s e b u rg , A s h la n d , H a c r n m e n to , O g ­
F r a il c i soo, S to c k to n l x «
sym ptom s c om m o nly a tte n d a n t upon d e n , H a n
fu n c tio n a l and organic, disease o f the A u g e le e . E l P a s o , N e w O r le a n s a n d t h e
E a s t.
L e a v e s P o r t la n d U n io n D e p o t,
uterus. I t Induces re fre s h in g sleep and
rellov««s m e n ta l a n x ie ty and despondency. 8 45 p . m .
A r r iv é e 7 26 a m ., d a ll y .
D r. I ’ lerce’s I ’lousuut P e lle ts In v ig o ra te
M o r n i n g tr a liB o o n n e c ts a t W o o d b u r n
tho stom ach, liv e r and bowels. One to
d a l l y e x c e p t S u n d a y w i t h tr a in s fo r
th ro e a dose. E a s y to ta k e as c an dy.
M t.
A n g e l, S ilv e r t o n
B r o w n s v ille ,
S p r in g fie ld ,. W e n d l i n g s u d
N a tro n .
L e a v e « P o r t la n d U n io n D e p o t 8 .3 0 a .m .
a r r iv e « 6 .6 6 p . m .
E u g e n e p o m e u g e r c o n n e c ts a t W o o d ­
b u r n w i t h M t . A n g e l a n d S ilv e r t o n
lo a n .
L e a v e s P o r t la n d . U n lo u D e p o t
4 .16 p . m ., r e t u r n s 10 36 a . u i . , d a l l y .
a c t to d r a w th o h e ro in e In a b u g g y ,
b e c a m e M g b t e o a d nod » p ra n g o v e r th e
THEM .
Im p e ria l H o tel
GurepteH P/ss, PtrlliKtl,
't!i7 M < m p « H 7 n w /ia e « ,r^ n riy rr
W h ile a p e r fo r m a n c e w a s In rin g re s s
a t th e B r o a d w a y O p e r a H o u s e , E a e t
8 t. L o u is , n ho m e , u tilis e d In th e la s t
C O M B IN A T IO N
T R A N S P O R T A T IO N
P O R T IO N
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Was Not on the
Bill.
D O G T O H S M IS T A K E S
A r e said o fte n to bo bu ried six fe e t nn der
groutuL B u t m a n y tim e s w om en c o lt on
th e ir f a m ily physicians, s u ffe rin g , as they
Im a g in e, one fro m dy»|>epele, a n o th e r from
h e a rt disease, a n o th e r fro m liv e r or k ld -
ney disease, a n o th e r from nervous proe-
tra tto n , a n o th e r w it h p a in here and there,
and III th is w a y th e y p re s e n t a lik e to
them selvos and th o lr easy-golnw o r o v e r­
busy do cto r, s e p a ra te diseases, fo r w h ic h
ho, assum ing th e m to be such, prescribes
his pills and potions. I n r e a lit y , they or«
a ll only «1/mpfoms caused by some u te rin e
disease. T h e T tH g ilc ia n , " Ig n o ra n t of th e
m u s s o f s u ffe rIn g V H c p « u p T H g tr e a tm e iii
u n til la rg e h ills a re nfade. T h e S u ffc r in g
p a tie n t gets no b e t t e \ l a U p ^ t ) b u ^ k t l i o
w ron g tr e a tm e n t, b u t p ro L - bly w o r s ir A
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