Sherman County observer., June 14, 1907, Image 4

Y
—
Office Supplies.
delivery of oon t r a c t , I n ou e ye«r, aud
la tw o years from »<Ui«s date. Inferr­
WJ4, E k N E X .M W X N K X ,
*
ed pay m e u ls to bear liMeiVst at th e rata
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W ill receive bids uuder th e condi­
o
f
8 peroeut. A ll p aym ents o f prluul-
G u r tp d K FZss.
tions uameot hereinafter for the «ale A U .. . . . . . . . ......................... ” »8 8*1
I and Interest to be m ode net at 1 he
........
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F h i l M btscrah
o f th e follcflPlng patented lands, ■
m pany'e oftloeln Han Franclsoo, Cat.
M anager
Tw p. 11 8 . R 22 K.
The contractor or purchaser Is to pay
part o f Dalles M ilitary Road Orant :
..9
0 2 62 taxes (and expenses), during the term
X 8 n
W A X ..8 ! S
C
.
7
.
.
T w p . 6 8 , R an ge 17 E.
Acres 8 A U 8 . M ' A Ä H W ^
8^ 7 W .
W rit» fur
o f th e ooutract, or un til the deed Is d e­
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Bouklut.
livered. An allow ance w ill tn m ade of
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•a fs lslsg
18 40.
6 percent for uoah purchases. T he C om ­
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C(r»
Pisas«
“ ........................................... •• 11..640
” 19..643 46 pany w ill deliver a w arren'y deed ao-
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18 640 . A l l . . . ,
•« 28 .640
oordlngto
Its
usual
form
on
com
pletion
•• ........................................... •• 15 .640
’ ’J f s v ts
” 26. 640.
of th e contract, or It w ill deposit In es
J s s < *s
1 1 .. 846
” 27..640.
orow,
subject
to
the
term
s
of
the
con­
2 8 .. 640
J 4 g * ( s .* *
•• 29 . 640.
tract. a w arranty deed, according to Its
W>i, N E ^ .W t f 8 E 4 . A N E 4
” 31..632.20 __iial form , In Han FrauoUco or Port­
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-----4675718 land w ith suitable trustees, to be d e liv ­
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Ilz -s to r y Are proof b u ild in g ,
ered on com pletion o f th e contract.
b atsa. »11» and up.
T w p . 12 8 , R 21 E .
..................................... “ 28 . .640
B ids m ust be aooompanted by suitable
E n tir e ly ren o v ate d .
..................................... “ 38 . .640
N X .N K 8 E X A N E X
C e n tr a lly located.
references
os
to
the
financial
stan
d
in
g
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Free b u t meets t r a ln a
3. 484 72 o f bidders w here the parties are u n ­
tiw
x
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.......
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.
6 . .168 88 kn ow n to th e Com pany.
New
and
e
o
iy
Ladlee’
P a rlo r. D in in g Hoorn
Ho
• ’’ H - 40
exp ect tb » l
a rr e a r s w il l be p a id b e fo re
T he C om pany reserves the right to
Tw p. 6 8 , R ange 18 E.
i
dn.U «or. n
F in
ale aim
and L ad
now on m atn.Uoor.
n e e i C aie
w a r d S c n in t o u .
828
)0
A u n e s , kn o w n as the H s in s L a a a e boom .
au c h r e q u e s t U m a d e .
B 1» Ca»V to ask « *
accept
or
reject
a
n
y
or
all
bids.
All .
___ Sec. 5, .64S
"|Iow mean of the law to go through
, o r a a ta te ir .e n t, w h ic h w il l be c h e e r tu l.y
Forma for bids and contracts w ill I* W e c a rry a s u rp ris in g ly l a r g e
Tw p. 18 3 , R 22 E.
. “ 7 . 66«
u man's pigpen!” cried Claudia. “Can
furnished on application to the Eastern
r e n d e re d at a n y t im e .
N W 4 , W X 8 W 4 , A N E 4 of
A
ll...........................................Kec.
1.
640.80
and co m p le te sto ck of office
i It go anywhere?"
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8ec.17r.280
6. .644.12 Oregon L and C om pany, R oom s 702-
I Tennyson gave a preoccupied laugh
794 Claus Bpreokels bu ild in g, Ban Fran- su pp lie s.
••
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840
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(4IJ7 28
“ Y e s , u n d e r t h e law s of Pennsylvania
oisco, Cal.
” 11..640
T w p. 7 8, R an ge 16 E.
«< j3 ($40
all kinds of property—with one excep-
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Inks for C opying,
E*4 N E /4 ,N W X N E $ Í, N E 4
' tlou—can be condemned.”
n e x . e x N W X . n w x
What
Do
They
Corel
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E
,a
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I*-
“Condemned,’ ’puzzledClaudia. “What
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T y p e w ritin g , and
ìlio
The above question 1» often asked eon
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’ dot's that mean?”
erning
Dr.
Pierce’»
two
leading
medl-
Snei,11^Golden Medical Discovery and
Tennyson explained, watching with
T w p . 7 8, R ange 17 E.
Twp. 14 8 , (138 E.
B ook -k eep in g.
delight tbs w ise little wrinkle that ap
WU r t W /, 8EVÏ H W ,4. 8W W
«Favorite Prescription.”
2 7 .. 80.
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X
-
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.
.
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The answer Is that "Golden Medical
N W J ¿ SW>4 8E5< .Seo. I. j® 0 6
peared between the blue eyes and
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llscovery ” la a most potent alterative or L etter and B ill F iles,
8 .. 63« 30
knowing that twenty-four hours would
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lood-purltler, and tonic or lnvlgorator
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efface
all
recollection
of
the
rights
of
and F ilin g C ases.
and acts especially favorably In a cura­
By ALICE LOUISE LEE.
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8. .610.
tive
upon all-th e mucous lining aur-
eminent domain. •
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T..640
as of the nasal passage», throat,
But for once he w as mistaken. The
” 86..840
C o p y r ig h t, 1 » * . b y A l l i e L o u is e L ee.
5 .. 610
L o o k here fo r th e n e x t
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and
responsibilities of life were weighing
7. .610.
264042 bladdearcurlng a large psr oenL of catar­
th
in g you are nee ding .
heavily on Claudia, and certain reso­
0..610.
rhal cakes whether ahe disease affects the
T w p. 16 8 , R 88 E .
nasal piNaagcs, the fbw at, larynx, bron­
8 .. 640.
LAVDIA TEN’ EYCK w as driv­ lutions to understand more of economy
A ll........................................... H e « - I - 639 62 chia, stom aefriaa calafMml dyspepsia),
11.. «0,
and of law were becoming fixed. She
Rnneburg, Ash land, Bacraiuento, O g­
E>a
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in g a lo n g t h e b o u le v a r d a lo n e ,
689 01 bowels-.(as mukO'*l>d*&*<P**sL bladder,
Il 583.80 ’• .........................3
den, Ban Franela«», Htockton Loa
’Jia*» forgotten to ask Tennyson what
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NEM
uterus or other pelvic org
H .8 E X A N E X N K X
“ ”
6
. ..4 4 0 24
6
ber Huffy little bead full of Idea«
8 ..6 4 0 .
Angeles. El P um « , N ew Orleans and th e
one kind of property w as exem pt from
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” ( 9 640.
of economy, which «he wa» en­ condemnation, but there was her fa ­
7 611.40 A ll...................•Ì.'r i.............. ,•'{
East. L eaves P ntllund U nion Depot,
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deavoring to exercise for the benefit of ther.
8.45 p. h i. Arrives 7.25 a. n r , d a lly r
,
7168.68
« ft
” 1 3 .4 8 0
W A N W X ...
Tennyson Benham, i<edestrl*in, sw ing­ ' “Sow , papa. I want to know som e­
M orning train o on n actsat Woodburn
” 15 640.
T w p . 7 8 , Range 18 E.
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dully excep t Buuday w ith trains for
w w akrteaae tr'T T
” 2 3 .4 8 0 .
in g rapidly down the bicycle P*th thing,” she liegan, planting her dim ­
82 82 EK A N W X * .
WM f 4 t W
W U M - . . - . - - ........ , “ 7
M l. A u g el, Silverton R row nsvllle,
” 21. 840.
40.
AM....................
pled elbow on the table as thoy sat at
ahead of her.
SWM 8W M ............
Springfield, W en d lln g and N atron.
•• 95. .800.
•• 19. .686
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•¡¡OhJ Tenny!” she called softly,'draw- dinner.
I
ng
tonic
and
nervine.
For
weak
worn
LeaVes Portland U n ion D ep ot8.39a.m .
” 27 640
“ 29,.640.
64
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out, over-worked women—no matter what
I never got to the table yet but
lug the mare up under the trees which
arrives 5.55 p. nt.
” 29 640
<4
* e ...........
” 81 683.98
has caused the break-down, "Favorite
what
you
bothered
ine
w
ith
your
fool
separated the path from the highway.
” 81..889.68 Prescription ” will be found most effective
E ugene passenger connects at W ood­
•• as 480.
W i ’ A W i EJ
In building up tho strength, regulating
burn will» ML Angel and Jfllverton
••1 was Just wishing"— Her voice did questions,** grumbled Peter Ten Eyck.
“7" 2512.80 N X * ^ ¿ » W X A NW'X ’ •• 88 840
the
womanly
functions,
supflutog
pain
Claudia,
oblivious
o
f
the
acidity
In
M
o
r
o
arvd
C
r
a
s
s
V
a
l
l
e
y
.
local.
L eaves Pori land U nion I>epot
not finish the remark, hut an engaging
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
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4.16 p. in ., returns 19 35 a m ., d ally.
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display of dimples did as she patted Ids tone, prefaced her question with
condition
of
the
whole
system.
.
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. ,8ec.
Pupa, what kind of property can’t the
AU
P art.................................... . .
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
the seat l>e«!de her.
R e c e iv e s D e p o sits, B ell e x c h a n g e
«40.80 A ll...........................................
giving the form ul» of both medicines and
U n ion D epot 7.30a in., arrlves5 50 p.m.
“It would be lovely,” returned Ten­ law gd through?’
WJ K E |, WJ N E I, 8 E | N E J ,18 600.
quoting what scores of eminent med- s o d d o a G en er a l B a n k in g b u sin e ss D aily.
“The
devil!”
ejaculated
Peter.
“W
hat
nyson morosely, ’<lf it were my -trap wr*
loal authors, whose works are consulted
Jê (140.
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B E X HW X .........................
are you talking ab ou t?’
H herfdati'pnssenger braves Portland
by physicians of all the schools of practice
640.
my horse.”
V -
10,798.45 as
Hhe proceeded to elucidate. "Now
U n ion D epot 4 6 0 p.m ., arrlves8.25a.u i.
guides In prescribing, say of each ln-
654.88
Claudia added a laugh to the dim­
gredlent
entering
Into
these
medicines.
Dally.
640
ple.« as the morose oue climbed Into Just supiiose a transit company or
B ids, D escribing by T ow n sh ip ,R ange
The words of praise bestowed on the
Forest Orové Jtassenger leaves P o r t - •
640
the trap. “It will all come some day,” som ething wanted to go through a
and Bectlou, the num ber of acres, w ith several Ingredients entering Into Iloctor
land U(»ion Depot 10.45 p.m ., arrives
man’s pigpen”— Peter Btared ' hard.
«40
A te n o r a l B a n kin g and exc hange fcnalnea
the price per acre oflered ,.w h ich If the Pierce’s medicines by such writers should
ahe continued, laughlug gayly.-
150
p.m . D ally ex cep t Bunday.
640
Inane m ade, b llle d lecu u n tad , ooia.
land described oootain s various classes have more weight than any amount of Ira» «acted;
“It’s no laughlpg matter, Claudia,” “Well, you kuow they can. But there’s
.*1 i r « d i t s g ra n te d ; d rp o .lt« ra o e l.e d os
non - professional testimonials, because
640
one
kind
o
f
land
they
can’t
What
Is
such
as
grazing,
agricultural
or
tim
ber,
m
t
a
o
e
v
u
a
l
e
u
b
j.c
l
ta
caaofc.
ln
ta
ra
a
l
paid
groaned Teunysou. “Here I ant pos-
667 98 should state th e rate per acre offbred for ■uch men are writing for the guidance of
P O R T L A N D O SW EG O S U B U R B A N
• I ma 1-[K>-lta.
their medical brethren and know whereof
seosed of a law education which Is It? ’
640
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- -
B K ttV IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
each olaaa; the füll nam e o f the party or
You're
enough
to
turn
a
lawyer's
rusting for J a ck of use, a few debts,
6402
BotlTmedlrinos
are
non-alcoholic,
non­
parties to w h om th e oontracta or deeds
' D I V M lü K -
hair 'w h it e d said her father after <
few er dollars und no prosi*ect»”—
K953
86
secret,
and
contain
no
harmful
habit­
m ay be issued. P ost ofBoe address and
pause. “Probably you mean a cem e­
I)ep<>t,
Foot
o f JefFerson Street.
forming
drugs,
Itelng
compoisul
of
glyceric
“Tenny!” reproachfully.
th e B ank through w h loh transactions
Twp. 8 8 , R 19 E .
extracts of tno roots of native, American
"Only the doleful prospect of having tery.” Then he gave her a shrewd look
.. 34.70 sh all take plaoeshould be m ailed to the medicinal forest plants They are both
L
eaves
from
Jelferaon
street de|»ot for
H
W
J8W
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..
and
snld
nothing
more
until
they
had
to w ait eternally for the dearest,
.. 70 11 offiaeof th e Eastern Oregon Land Co., sold by dealers In medicine. You can t
D u I I om aud Interm edíale points dally,
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finished dinner, when he asked abrupt­
Room
s
702-794
Claus
Spreckels
building
sw eetest, daintiest"—
afford
to
accept
as
a
substitute
for
one
of
' N otary Public.
..626 60
4.15 p.m . Arrive P ortland, 19.16 a m .
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Ban Francisco, CaL,on or before Ju ly 1, these medicines of known composition,
Claudia blushed and hastened to In­ ly, “Who were you driving with this
780 41
T h e Independ en ce M onm outh Motor
any secret nostrum.
1907.
terrup t ”1 think the law in tiresome. morning?”
Dr. Plerco’s Peljets, small, sugar-coated, A ttorn ey for th e S tate School Fund L ine ois ru tesilaily to M onm outh and
Claudia raised her brow s Inquiring
T w p. 9 B, R 17 E.
Terms: If bid is accepted will be
Papa sits In his library all day, and 1
easy to take as candy, regulate and In-
A irlie, cim n eciln g w ith S . P. Co’s
ly. Tapping her cheek thoughtfully
NJ A 8 E J .......................... Sec. 1 479.40 cash down on acceptance of bid a
for Sherm an C ou n ty.
‘Vtsnrat»* stomach, liver and b o w els.
don’t s<v why he should luslst on your
trains at Dallas and Independence.
with u forefinger, she responded un
Twp. 9 8 , R 18 E.
I irst-chiss fare from Portland to
working."
. '• 1 642
M
usilheiy?
"Let
me
see.
Was
hla
hatr
A
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Again Tennyson groaned st her view ­
Sacruineuto and Hull Francisco, $29:
. ” 3 . .648.80
black
or
brown?”
p oin t The pater Ten Eyck, being eon-
J i ” 6 646.40
MORO. OREGON b erth ,95. Second-Class fair, $15;second
Ten Eyck grinned despite blinself
THKX FOUND KIM BJBIUI HIS TXBIA
flued to the house with the gout, did
class berth, $2.69
NJ A NJ HEJ. . . ................ . ” 9 . 400.
’•Brown.'*’
"Mr. Benham, you are the young man AU?...... è............................. . “ 14. 640
sit in his library all <duy, hut he sat
T ick ets to Eastern poluth and Euro|»e.
y
people
slop
“Oh,
yes!”
with
an
effort
of
the
mem­
<i
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13 640
also Japan, ^ h ln a , H onolulu and
who combined w it enough aud law
between a telephone antf a stenogra­
ory.
"Then
It
was
Ten-
sir.
Benham
N
E
Í
N
Ë
j.'
15..
40.
enough to buy up a atrip of land In
Auatruliu.
pher, w ith a clerk hi the background
"Bo I suspected- that nefarious little Mount Hope valley lying across' the NEJ N E J ............ ................
25 . 40.
and a m essenger boy or two tit his com­
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
popinjay of a lawyer w ithout any prac­ prospective route of the Consolidated
and W a sh in g to n . P hone Main 721.
Stock Inspector
mand.
tice who is trying to marry m oney”—
Suburban Rapid Transit company.
P ortland, Or.
; _t
T w p. 9 8 , R 19 E .
''Soon the trap left the'boulevard and
TX*« D a lle » , O rea « * 1»
“No, he Isn't papn,” responded Clau
Sherman County,
8WW A NW JJ BWM
Tennyson gasped.
plunged down the steep Mount Hope
C.
W
.
STINGER,
W
m
.
flcM
URRAY
dta serepely, “for he refuses to marry
Electric Call Bella.
Btram Heat.
Electric Lights
A B W ,4 B E ,* ............ Sec. 1 làO.
“Then you proceeded, w arily, as you
road Into a narrow valley A t t h e I ><>t
C ity T icket A gen t.
G en-Paaa. A f t
me—that Is. right nw ayl” And she ran thought, to get a Hungarian to bury All
627 14
Oregon.
of the mountain the highway broke up
“ 7..086
a why, laughing m ischievously.
bis brother on your land. At the same
Into a number of rude tracks travers­
HOTEL R ATES TO SU IT YOU.
“ 9 .6 4 0 .
That very evening Tennyson called. tim e you applied for a charter lncor-,i
A ddress: MOKO, OREGON.
ing t h e valley. Into oue of these Clau­ He wns In high spirits. "Behold me!"
•• 11. .640
porating
the
Mount
Hope
Cemetery
dia turned the more. “1 want to ace
•' 16..640.
he snld, w ith a mock heroic bow. “At company."
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
” 1 7 . 81«
.w h at Is on the other side of that,** she
How did you find out, and why did
” 1 9 ..63« 99
explained, pointing to a shoulder of last I aril on the highroad to fame and
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
fortune, I am a real estate owner.
•• 21 .840
you find out?" Interposed Tennyson
the m o u n t a i n g r o u n d w h i c h t h e t o a d
Really, Tenny.” excitedly. “Enough
'•
27..640.
Then Ten Eyck alm ost smiled. “As
curved.
■
.. . ...
M 29..640.
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
to the ‘how,’ you’ll never know. As to
M o ro . O re g o n .
In a moment h e r lo n g in g s were gratl to hiiijd our house o n ? ’
11 83. .860
Tennyson threw his head back and the ’why,’ It was very much to my In NJ SEJ,
H W 4.
fled. They rounded the corner uqd
** 85. .84«
broke luto a i»eal o f boyish laughter, terest to know, since I am —well, to all A b ................................
cam e on a little cabin surrounded T»5’*
7742 13
"There’s a house on It already and
pigs, chickens und children. A man pigpen too. 1 own the land formerly Intents and purposes, as will soon bo
Tw p. 10 8 , R 19 E
known, the Consolidated Suburban
w ith a gun atepped from the doorway
Express and Freight
,
owned* by the man with the gun.”
1 . . 66b 08
EJ N W l¿ , N J H W t i........
Rapid Transit company.”
and motioned them to stop.
Claudia's eyes grew large aud round,
N
S
N
E
X
.
HEW
N
E
4
,
.
.
Tennyson’s
mouth
opened,
but
“You git back thar," came his deter­
Delivered to any Part of thè C ity
“You’ve bought that horrid, desolate sound came.
8 .161.16
N E»4 N W 4 ................
m ined command. "I’ll have you under­
Pia no a net T u r h tlu wTSTo v t ng.
looking place. W hat for?”
7 1 9 24
If
I
hadn’t
found
out
Just
as
I
did
stand that,this ere Is private
3 T ra in s to T h e E a s t D a lly
"I >on't tell me, dear, that you wouldn' young man, and stopped your game
T w p. 10 8 , R 20 E .
and there ain't g<dn’ t<>
n«> irespuss
like to live there!"
suppose
you’d
have
bled
the
Transit
Sec.
1..639
«2
Theougli Pullm an alundarda and
In’ w hile 1 can handle a gun.”
O p era tin g on
“Tenny I” she expostulated, but Ten company a round number of thousands A 11 l l .................................
Diaeaaca of
6 . -&13 05
. . . . a s-wf
tourlat aieeping-oore «lady to O m aha,
“H ow much do you charge per tres­
n.vson evaded all further questions for the privilege o f going through your 8 E t ¿ U w j ¿ / Ñ W 4 » W 4
7
..
79
81
C hicago. Spokane; tourlaf aleeplng-car
pass?” Inquired Tennyson gravely.
about his purchase. “W alt until I’v
d ally to Kanene C ity. R eclining chair-
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cemetery, e h ? ’
“I charge niore’n you've been w illin’
•'
11.
64«
struck It rich on my real estate, dear,
car* (»eat» free) to I he Eaat dally.
Teunyson moistened his lips. “That
to pfty so far."
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........... •• 1 3 ..84«
and I’ll tell you all about It.”
w as my Intention."
"Bo far,” echoed Tennyson.
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With that he supposed ,hls flnncee , “Now," began Peter, rubbing his ”
P O R T L A N D D E P O T . I .v . O » ily .
A r. D .ily .
R u p tu r e s, T u m o r s
, A Specialty of
“Ain’t you the Consolidated Rubur-
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ahe looked hard dow n tfa* valley.
to n , C e u r d ’A le n e a n d G r e a t N o r th e r n p o i n t . .
there, w hat should you expect to get ished i»erfunctorlly.
Tw p. 10 8 , R 21 E.
The man cam e nearer und rested one
out
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in g t o n .
fla g
_or a d m la a lo o
n o .top.
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to ask m e,” and he glanced meaningly
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edge that I w as a ‘fool probably," and
“ tiff.
F O R T L A A 'n - B H I G H
at Claudia.
q>letalT equ . . .
Claudia, sudder, but noW lser, retired.
L < > C A L , tur «Il lo r a l
“Papa!” cried Claudia, pink to the
d in g .
T h o ro u g h
p o iiit s tu l'V i i n
Perhaps much learning with no out tips of her little ears. She threw her
i nff t m o t io n B£oord I n g
ti <X) p u».
a n d f'o r t la m l.
» 00 a . i n .
to th a h * « t m e th o d s .
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let for It was making Tennyson Insane arms about his neck. Impulsively kiss­
O ood
la b o r a t o r ie s
M n n u a l t r a in in g . T h a
she reflected, and her theory was ed Ills bald head, and fled.
C«» 111 in b I <« « t i «1 W i l l a m e t t e
R iv e r .
p r in c ip a l
ha»
had
strengthened on the next occasion of
"Better not run chances of losing In
tw a n ty -th r *»
Best lubricant for sxlsa In tha
their meeting, which wns on Lack« thnt*game, young m an,” she heard her
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F«r Anlorih and w ay poinis, con ­
world—long wearing and vary ad­
iwanua nvehue.
n ectin g w ith pitam er fur jlw a co and
father say dryly, and n moment later
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Tennyson's face w as aglow with ex Tonnyson Joined her In the music room.
N orth Heacli. .Slenmer U u m h i I u , A h I i
hesive.
la prepared t e loan« policies on th e mokt liberal term»», and pa.' m enta arc
cltement. H is spirits, so often nt xero,
Leaves H.IHI p in. dally,
c a ta lo g » « an d p a m p h ot c o n ta in in g te tte r» street dock.
Makaa a heavy load draw Uka a
prom
pt
In
all
caaea
of
death.
except 1-'Iinlay. H'stunhiy 10 09 p. m.
were near the boiling point. He was
o f t M i l m o n r . «to-, a d d rv a *,
Ugkl
one.
Savee
half
the
wwx
oa
Arrivi
s
f*
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p.
m dully except rm uday.
I.ndy Cyclist—Can you tell me If
rendy to discuss their future, the prob
Thia Association Is incorporated under the law« of tho S ta le o f Oregon,
wagon and team, and inerts sea tbs
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abilities of bearding Ten Eyck soon there Is any Saxon work In thia
and boa th e very beat class of refereocea of an y Corporation in fin State.
For Dn.Vtou, Oreu'Ui City and Y am ­
earning capacity of you outfit.
church? Old M an -Ixw ’ bless yer,
In bis library and of the renting of
P r la a lp e l.
hill River ¡Miirtls, Ash street dock.
A m on g three are: H ou. W. II. Moore, P resident o f the Oregon 1’rm t and
Ask y ou dealer for
suitable home. Bo far Claudia's theory uiutn, I be the Saxon!—Punch.
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c i v i » 7 (Hi a in ti illy except Su nd ay.
N. O. tteewrar 1 ?•
P u tlo a d . *te
Saving» ()o M P ortland; Bradetrecta’ aud D u n ’» Com m ercial A gen cies
was discredited. But presently they
Arrives 5.30 p 01 daily exet pt S u n d ay.
The first mention o f the pipe organ
passed a hnsement lann lry -»nt of
'«I bl’ tory la in connection with Solo-
For I ewiKion, iiiaho, anti w ay point«
STANDABD
For particular» apply to or iphlre"*,
which a llu ugu iiun shUuie.l, u a l.ln
from IUp;ttiu, Wttsl). Leave Kipuria
.is,ii’ « leTtitg, where there w as an or­
OIL
CO.
signs to Teunyson.
6.4« u. 10 , <»r ii|u>u arrival train No. 4,
laeaaueeatad
oyour
gan, with ten pipes.
“W ill you walk on slowly, Claudia?
daily e x it 1« Saturday. Arrive III pari a
k
a y
1
Caesar
did
not
say
"Bt
tn,
Brute.”
I won’t tie here but a moment," said
4 p in. daily excep t Friday.
E
yew
itnesses
o
f
tho
assassination
de­
the latter hurriedly, and Claudia did
F o r l u ll 'n lo r in a t lo n c a ll On o r a d d re a »
posed that he died fighting, but allenL
ns he requested.
In a moment ho had rejoined her, like a wolf.
V /m . M c M U R R A Y
Of course they do. It is their w ay
hl* fuce beaming. “At last I've secur­
lie n '! P a sse n g e r A c r i,(t
The Turk w as originally a Tnrtar,
o f learning and it is your d u ty ,to
ed one,” be exclaimed.
with a nose as flat as that o f th e Hun,
Pcr(l«nd, Oregon.
• W h at?’ asked Claudia curtonsly.
answer.
You
m
ay
need
a
dictionary
_ receding chin and squint eyes, but
“A corjise!” w as tbs astounding re amalgamation with the nations he has
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to aid you. . I t w on’t answ er every
M .O R O , O R E G IO N .
spouse, at which Claudia stopped short conquered has elevated his nose,
Mort*, O regon.
question, but there are thousands to
nn<J gasi»ed. too amazed for speech.
straightened his eyes and brought his
which
it
will
giv
e
you
true,
clear
and
A spice of m ischief crept into Tenny­
chin Into a prominence more becoming
definite answers, not about words
son's voice and shone In his eyes as he
than It wns before.
only, but«bout things, the Sun, men,
continued: “And It cam e dirt cheap
I’nmlce stone Is a mlneaal substance.
machinery, places, stories and the
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
too. I've got »ft left to conduct the
It Is produced by the solidification of
T i n e t i t l e N 0I2 N orthbnd
like. Then, too, the children can
S o jih -
funeral. Oh. I tell you, Claudia, m
the foam, or spam e, on liquid lava, the
Ju n e 9, 1997 pBMenKer
txriind
find their own answers. Some o f
Tatepbooa from Tb» Dallas or »ay Hhovtfiaa oo»nty pointe at oar axpenra.
‘•> D ,'T XOU T i l l C O N S O L ID IT I:!*
make It yet!”
«
pHi.cngr
spume
being
mode
by
the
eecape
of
TBAJISIT tJO M TA NÏ?"
flarvlM
fnrnlahad to or from Moro to any pointe.
our greatest men have ascribed their
“Make w h a t? ’ breathed Claudia In a
d aily
ST A T IO N S
tluily
steam.
The
word
pum
ice
Is
derived
he can take my laud whether or no. horrified whisper.,
OUR MOTTO “Pl»»»» th< pabllc.”
power to study o f the dictionary.
H e says be can come right through my
“Thnt’s a secret, s dead secret,” was from pumex, a Igtiln word skin to
O f course you want the b est dic­
12*45 pm
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spurns—spume, or foam. — New York
pigpen over there, and 1 can t atop him. I the prompt rejoinder,
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1.05
tionary. The m ost critical prefer
EVERYTHING
NEW
AND
UP-TO-DATE,
American.
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Can be?"
1.10
i “I can keep a se c r e t”
the N ew and Enlarged Edition o (
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“My first client,” murmured Tenny
"Of course you can, dear.” Then un
The largest prayer meeting In the
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL’ TRAVELERS
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1.45
son In Claudia's ear. Then he ttivned gallntitly, "But so can I.
world te aald to be held outside the
. . Sandon . . . 10.40
1.60
to the man. “I’m ufraid that agent
And he thought be w as keeping IL great mosque of Delhi every Friday
H ay Canon Jet
Is telling the truth." he l*egnu. Hud Ho also thought Claudia and wns deep morning. There are from 8,000 to
2*05
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UecM Sam aaas tha ONION 040
denly he paused and l<x>ked around. 1 ly grieved over it.
4.000 persona at each service, and the
RNOINX for Ms SsM oatSts la tha
. . . D e M o s s ,,, 10 05
2.20
*Wfc«»t part of your land do they wnnt
A note from Tennyson the next day audience Is composed entirely of men,
arttnarx aeS wtralma M agrarK
........ Moro . . . . 9.55
2.30
■•rvtes Thia roe«h treataaaat 1»
to run the track through?”
however, alleviated her grief, but women not being allowed Inside the
TH E G R A N D PRIZE (H ighest
2.40
E rak ln vllk $ 9.37
a
tr
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t
practical
teat
of
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ahd
Sara*
The man dropped hla gun and point­ aroused her curiosity. “DeareoL" M ■acred lnclosure.
3.10
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A ward ) for which w as given a t the
M X ty. Tha ONION OAX BNOINN ts aaw-
ed.
“H e says they'll come right I
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»tractad la rack e aapartor asaaaar aad s<
World’s Fair, St. Louis.
ran. "I know 1 ought not to give you
There are. says an exchange, more
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through Morrison's dugout ynnder sud
8.40
sack ta a M te r ta l th a t It atarU aaay. warhe
an Inkling of the truth and not tell It ants to the square mile In Florlds than
M ay aad raaa easy aeder ardMery, rra ry -
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3.50
down thia Bide of the valley where the
I f you hare any yuftitons
all. b u t when It can l»e told you w ill un­ In any other country In the
day,
roagk
farm
naaga
Bafora
yaa
taw
at
a
8
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about »1 write < m .
grade Is e*ay and smack through my
derstand why I mufft keep my secret
ogpt la a res soelaa w rite ter oar baa citato«
There are ants that measure more than
p lgp en ^ j.lagie take their htdepl I'll
Q. fit C. MERRIAM CO
F o r r a le « a n d I n lo r m a i lo n a p p i? to
» Claudia bad n eter read a note o f hla half an Inch In length, and then there
shoot 'tin unless they put me up an
Union Gas Engine Co.
ffuaiiaMCRS.
where anticipation so laibbled over be­ are ants ao minute that they can
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Oregon
other pen"—
M oro. O r.
tween tlié lines. Therefore she w as un scarcely be seen to move with the un­
V. P. Kaadall. Salaa Agaat
Tennyson Interrupted
“How much
prepared for hla appearance when sev
aided
eye.
laud do you own here?'
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The man Jerked his thumb over hla, sral days later be walked lato the mu
shoulder. “Jest that narrer atrip acraat
there »x«tWH*u them wires.”
Teiinysou's eye« roved round the nar
row farm m editatively. “Why not sell
MOBO, O K K j ON :
your entire farm? As It la the road
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The man pushed bla bat back and
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scratched bis head. “Guess I know
P er so n a l Talk W ith You.
that. But who’d want to buy the bull
I f y e n do lio l read The O bserver tiling exi*ept such another blame fool
ns 1 w as when 1 bought?"
Xlijr Not?
There was a suppressed excitem ent
W e sh o u ld lik e lo hav-» you ta k e In Tennyson’s manner which aroused.
I t , a n d w e '.n o w It w o u ’d be p r o fita b le to Claudia's curiosity.
H e took the reins
y o u to b e c o m e a s u b s c rib e r.
W e send it
from her hands und turned the mare
t w o y e a r * lor $ 2 5 9 ; o n e j e a t $ 1 5 0 ; 1 2 h 'c U
»(»out carefully. "J’H be back here lu
a m o n t h la I ’ t t r t u c h . T r y It . O r d e r by
three hours or less to talk business to
P o s ta l C a r d , an d p a y I W i t W b e n y o u c a n .
you," he said briefly, and after a few
A t a t t y tim e w h en req u ested lo do moments’ silent climb the mare w as
ah, th e p a p e r w il l t>e d is c o n tin u e d . B u t we trotting along the boulevard again to­
The
O b serv er.
H is L i t t l e
Schem e.
C
sic room. Ilia face w as tragic—w ith
real tragedy this time. H e did not
eveu kiss her. Instead he folded hla
arms und began w ith a little catch lu
hla voice; “Claudia, I’ve come to give
you your freedom. I’m a penniless
wreck."
“Tenny!" cried Claudia. The tears
filled her big blue eyes. She stxxxl l»e-
rore him and touched hla arm w istfu l­
ly, but It did not draw her closer. “I
don’t w ant it—my freedom, I mean! I
Won’t take ltl
W hatever lias hap­
pened?”
Tennyson looked awuy.
“A good
thing has Just slipped through my fin­
gers— unexi*eetedly slipped through.
Now, ao long as there’s no further need
for secrecy I’ll explain"—
But he didn’t, being Interrupted by a
call from the library. Peter Ten Eyck
w ished to see both Benham and his
daughter at once.
They found him beside his table, his
gouty foot on a cushion.
“Good day, sir,” he said briskly, stiak
lug Benham's hand cordially.
Claudia, regarding ber father’s pleas­
antry apprehensively, sat down on a
sofa facing him. I’eter motioned Ten­
nyson to a place beside lier.
“I've ealled you in here," Ten Eyck
then began, “to ask a favor o f you.
But, as a preface, I’ll relate I a bit of
your personal history which has come
to my ear».”
»
Claudia started, aud Tennyson's hand
moved nearer hers in sp ite of the fact
that he had Just heroically given her
up-
_
“Personal business history, Mr. Ben­
ham,” be amended dryly.
But at the next sentence Tennyson's
back straightened w ith a sudden Jerk.
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