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FRIDAY............*. .August 16,1907
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N ight Errand
o f a Knight
Errant.
Pgnola. I f they are every one of them
murdered In their beds tonight, poor
creatures, they w ill have yon to thank
for ”
f
¿L
B ixby’s flesh turned rough w ith ter­
ror lie blanched at tbe picture of his
w ife’s draw ing
She beamed her sat­
isfaction at results.
"Ko you begin to see it, do y o u . she
L arger Di*t«nc»*.
fellow came over and "seated
himself by the daaed owner of the h a t
T in -
went on.
He began to see it. In great distress
of soul he took counsel w ith bis book-
keei»er. W hat should he do to prevent
C opyrigh t. 190«. by Jam es Schreib«-
those five Innocent aristocrats from be­
"W h y do they stand for parliam ent
ing murdered In their beds or, to them
In England, w hile over here w a run
H E Panola people are exclusive. a much worse fate, being despoiled of
for coogreas?"
"M ust be that our districts are so
So are the mountain jieaka. their ancestral belongings, the things
A t a n y tim e when requested to do
which were more than meat or raiment
much larger we have to get a move on
Both are lonely. Also both In­
ao, the paper will be discontinued. But we
to thorn ?
*
us to get over the ground.** «.
spire awe In the beholder.
expect that all arrear« will be paid before
Bixby's bookkeeper was young. More
There are five of the Panola people than that, he had long entertained a
auch request 1« made. It Is easy to ask us
for a statement, which will be cheerfully to sbure the exclusiveness and the lone­
hopeless adoration for the youngest of
rendered at any time.
“I suppose you look under tbe bed
liness they have elected to maintain, a the Miss Daltons. H e was fired w ith
every night for a man."
mother and four daughters. The moth­ the chlvalric resolve to protect the
"N o t much.” replied the frank girl.
er looks aa young as the youngest whole batch of Panola ladles from the
T p ut In w hat spare tim e I have look­
daughter, and the youngest duughter possible consequences of B ixby’s Indis­
he Only Woman
ing In the m arket place or somewhere
looks as old as the oldest. The entire cretion.
H e Could Ever Love.
where I w ill be mare apt to And one."
By the time his own supper was dis­
group, has a contemporaneous appear­
ance. They talk contemporaneously, posed of that night the bookkeeper’s
Doesn’t Mention I t
plans were ¡»erfected. He would drop
[O rig in a l.]
aud they think In a batch. They have
“I t ’s hard to tell the difference be­
When wa became engaged, Tom told
In at Brent's, where the fellow had left
the effect of being preserved In amber bis sample trunks, and find out what
tween a wise men and a foolish one."
me that he never could love but one
for the consideration of future students he was about. I t was clearly hla duty
“Oh, I don’t know; tbe wise man
woman aa a w ife should l>e loved and
of their kind. They would well repay not to loee sight of the villain. But at
never says T a i n ’t no foo l.*"
I >was not that woman. Khe was hla
the cost of the amber aud the labor of Brent’s, where a laughing story telling
flret and only real lova- Bertha Tlnter-
'Do yon really ballava th a t an asa
prestrvivtlon. They are the peculiar group of knights of the road were fill­
ton, with whom he had fallen In love
ing the a ir w ith smoke and chatter, HB DIBCOYBUBD IN THU FXLLOVTB HAND aver spoke to Baalam?* queried a man
product of n dny thut Is done.
HUB
«THAW
HAT.
when he was nineteen and she sixteen.
who prided himself on hla superiority
Locally they are always spoken of as that particular drummer was not to be
H e {MLfaed a long gentlemanly hand to the old beliefs.
Tom was then poor, aud Bertha's fa ­ “ the Panola ladies.” Panola Is the In ­ found.
ther wouldn't let her marry him. They dian
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Tbe Inference was plain and blood gently over Its soiled ribbon as be
Coleridge, to whom the question was
word for cottou.’ As their lands
drifted apart, and when Tom proposed t are gi ven over to the exclusive cultiva­ curdling! n e bad already started for said:
p u t replied: "M y friend, I have no
“I picked this up In tbe Panola front doubt whatever of I t
I have been
tor me he hadn’t heard of her In years, Mon of that ataple the name stands Panola w ith heavfin only knew what
but he had the honesty to tell me Just Justified. Even In their Industries, you diabolical schemes In his head. In te r yard a little w hile back, and as It Is spoken to In the same w ay m yself."
ceptlon then must l»e his own role. It not likely 1 shall be going back to Mr.
bow he fe lt about the matter. I was will perceive, they were exclusive.
was a good three miles’ tram p along n Bixby’s perhaps you w ill be so good as
Whenever
the
demands
of
the
larder
Fam e » * 4 Partware.
very much distressed at his confession
render It Imperative that provisions dark and muddy lane, but Im m ortal to leave It on hla counter so th a t the
“T h a t young physician la working
snd would have refused him, but I was -
shall be conveyed from the store to the glory awaited him at the other end. owuer may find i t ”
hard."
very fond of him and accepted him plantation two of tbe young ladles go "The fellow " must have had a good
The baffled knight errant fell into the
’Yea," answered the veteran practi­
hoping to grow Into the place that for theta, I t Is not at all easy to de­ start of him. There were no signs of tp»p. “They it was you th a t fired all tioner. “H e Is on the track o f a dis­
Bertha Tlnterton hadn't left vacant.
cide whether It Is the youngest two or the villain anywhere. Not even when those shotsT’ be aakod.
covery that w ill mean fam e and for­
A demure «mile w rinkled the corners tune. l i e Is trying to Invent a new
he reached the much bepatched fence
A year ago, after business troubles. the oldest.
Torn showed signs of breaking down.
I t was on one such occasion that Bix­ about the Panola bouse were there any of the “fellow ’s’’ lips. "I? No, I am name that w ill make some old aliment
afraid I cannot claim the laurels of fkahlonable."—Washington Star.
He needed something to divert his by, the storekeeper, bubbling over with signs of travel lp that direction save
'title
gave some advice the footprints he was himself leaving this occasion. I suspect It was my
mind and set It running lu an entirely the lK«st lutentlei|.s,
cousin Maude,’’ he said.
B a r e ly « • ■ • ■ W r W .
ooyf. Few people ever In tbe heavy mud.
different channel. I took him off on a nud Invited his doom,
The Jaws of his hearer dropped dl»
Under that lichen covered roof slum
“ I suppose your late uncle didn’t fall
ventured
to
advise
the
Kt.
John
D
a
l­
trip, but It didn’t seem to do much
Itered five timid, helpless females, all consolately. Your what?"
to remember you In his w ill," said ths
tons. No one ever did It successfully.
good. I Invited people to the house,
“ My cousin and, as It w ill be gener­ sympathetic friend.
In a s p lrlt,o f veiled apology for the of them lovely, one o f them adorable.
especially young people. Indeed, 1 lm<|
ally
known
by
tomorrow
night,
my
“You can hardly call It a remem
mengerness of the purchases he was They would never know It, for he,
a number of pretty and attractive girls,
branca," replied tbe poor relation. “ It
Stowing under the seat of their old their guardian angel, would steal away
hoping that Tom would get up a tllrta
“The devil! A S t John Dalton marry was more like a fain t recollection!"
buggy, one of the young ladles thus w ith tbo first gray shaft of dawn, hav­
tion with one of them. But. whether
plaintively alluded to the stringency of ing kept vigil over their slumbers a drummer?"
his young love still remained or wheth­
"As to that, she might and never re­
through all the hours o f darknoss.
T h r e e T e e re.
the nrnijey market:
er he was satisfied with me, he failed
Or, greater glory yet, he might fall gret it. In point of fact, she la n o t”
"H o w long,” asked tbe Judge of a
••W HatfwIth our cabins out of repair
to become entangled with any of them.
"B u t those three big sample trunks?* vagrant negro, “have you been without
and the restlessuees of tenants It Is a victim to hla cblvalrlc duties. W ith
1 was in despair. lie was getting no
“Contain Miss Dalton's trousseau,
any means of support?’
Impossible to keep such a large estate a shuddering sense of his own In­
better, and I didn’t see any wuy to
“Since my w ife died to 1808, sub," re­
as ours In proper condition a t the pres­ feriority be recalled the stalw art pro­ am treating you w ith great confidence,
rouse him.
,
.
portions of tbe Inquisitive villain. But you perceive, because I have a favo r to sponded the darky respectfully.—L ip
ent price of cotton."
One dny I saw a notice In the society
ask o f you. In some mysterious w ay I plncott’s Magastne. ►’j
B U l’J Jbcanied benevolently upon the to die In defense of such a creature—
news that Miss Bertha Tlnterton was
have lost the box containing the wed
two pinched nrlstocrnts, blundered and his soul clung to the singular number—
visiting an Intimate friend of mine. 1
ding ring. G irls are so superstitious
The Sicilian tyrants never devisad g
fell from grace: “ ltlght you are, my would be bliss provided be might only
wondered If she would take bold of
bear her say before his last gasp, about such things th a t I did not care greater punishment than envy. — J»
dear young ladles. But, I say, why not
Tom ’s mentality and turn It lu a health­
to
let
Mias
Dalton
know
of
my
arrival
mu
cut the blarsted old place up Into small “Jonas, live for me!" which of course
until the ring I have telegraphed for
ier channel. For some time I felt that
farms nnd sell ’em off to darkle«? You he would politely decline doing.
I couldn’t beur the Idea of bringing
As a group the Panola ladles were reaches here by the boat I stepi»ed up
could keep enough right «round the
them together, but Tom well, even lu
Interesting.
As aq Individual Miss on Bixby's gallery Just a fte r my con»
house to do for a garden and a corn
love with another, was more to me
Ins had driven away, and the talk
patch for ohl Highflyer here end live Maude was absorbing. H e had never
than sick, and after a hard struggle I
yet addressed her as an Individual, there going on made me uneasy, so
In clover on the proceeds of the rest."
I had to ride out to tbe landing to road
called on my friend, met Miss Tlnter
' The stiff lea them reins were gathered Kbe knew him only as a feteber and
my telegram I came back by w ay of
ton and Invited her to dinner. I didn’t
more tightly by the small, thin hand of carrier of brown paper parcels from
Panola.”
say ahythlng to Tom about It liefore
die driver.
lie r fin g e r tl|w showed Bixby's shelves to their buggy.
."And was there when I ’’—
hand, for I didn't know how he would
The world had doled out happiness
t it rough the
frayed lingers of her
This tim e the “fellow ” permitted
take the matter, and be might spoil my
to Jonas w ith but a niggard's hand.
gloves. The flash of a diamond ring
himself a well bred laugh.
Hut
tonight
he
would
wipe
out
all
old
plan.
pierced the third finger of the old
“No, *pon honor, the girls did It all
When the evening for the dinner a r­
scores. H e groped Ws way through
rived and the two lovers nieb’ l looked gloves. Its w earer looked vaguely the wreck of a highly ornate front l>efore I got there. But It was a m at­
Then it’s time to actl No time
fo r Tom to show some nervousness, over Bixby’s bend:
gate, n e advanced boldly up the bro­ ter of some speculation w hile I i
to studyc to read, to experi­
“
Did
you
put
up
10
cents'
worth
of
especially a t first lie looked at Miss
ken brick walk. As tbe villain bad there as to why you did not answer
ment t You want to uve your
Tlnterton strangely. "D on't you know laundry soup, M r. Bixby?"
not preceded him he was still to ar­ when you were spoken to. You see, the
Bixby quailed before her frigid glare, rive. Fortune had given him the field. name In yonr hat gave you aw ay."
hair, 8Qd mvo it quickly, tool
m e?’ she asked, coloring. “Certainly,"
"Qh, dear! And I w ent there to Pro­
replied Tom, coloring.
"1’nf Bertha but anawmbd meekly, “Yessum.’’
Tonight be was only B ixby’s clerk.
So make up your mind this
“And
a
package
of
cooking
soda?”
tect them against you.”
Tlnterton. H ave I changed so very
Tomorrow be would be—
very minute that If your hair
Best bl-cari». Kodn’s all right.”
“Really 7 T h a t wga tremendously
m no t a r “Very little." But Miss T in
Bang!
terton was rather skinny and over-
“Thank you. T hat Is «11 thia morn-
ever cornea out you w ill use
lie spun about, w ith his hand to his kind of you."
The little bookkeeper was red and
dressed, and—well, she looked old tfip. Get up, Highflier."
pistol pocket.
Where was the ml»
A yer’s H a ir Vigor. It makes
A fter the manner of a woman prac­ creant?
writhing. "But you said you had a fa
maldtsh. But she was the only woman
ticed
In
rubbing
things
In,
the
store-
the scalp healthy. The hair
vor
to
ask
of
me,"
be
stammered.
th a t Tom could ever love as a woman
Bang! Bang! .
“Yes. The ring ought to come up by
should be loved, and If she could yfake ke«>per's w ife «»bled n last drop to his
Heavens! Those shots came from
stays in. It cannot do gny*
him up that was w hat I wanted<>f her. cup o f bitterness:.
behind those faithless doors. Tbe m l» boat at daybreak. I t w ill come to BIx
thing elee* It’s nature's way.
Maybe
some
of
these
days,
Bixby,
by's
care.
Would
you
be
so
good
as
to
Tom I s ' a reserved m a o ; nnd 1
creaut had already effected bis en­
The beet kind ed a keektaaenlal—
see that I get |t hy 0 o’clock to the
couldn't tell Juet bow she affected him, you’ll know enough to save your trance.
“ Sold tor over stwty years.”
morning?"
but It seemed to-me the meeting m ad e breath to cool your porridge. When
Bang! Bang! . Bang!
him sadder than ev^r, • I t must be the folks gets to giving advice to them Kt.
There must be tw enty men there. He
A S e a s o n a b le W is h .
realisation of all they had lost In hav­
promptly put a tree between himself,
«A—»»A— I A
Mrs. O utnlown—Jack, dear, they say
ing been separated lu their youth.
nixa.
and annihilation.
♦
'g K TOSAI
However, I had entered upon the plan
As the smoke of thia one sided bat­ that new neighbor of ours Is a fright­
and resolved to give It a thorough
tle cleared away a gentle unshaken ful somnambulist. Ij»st night ba got
trial. I lqvlted Miss Tlnterton to make
voice floated across tbe Intervening up In bis sleep and milked hla cow.
Mr. OutatoWn—Is that so? I wish
us a fortnight v is it Kbe gladly nc-
space charged w ith Inquiry:
“ Kindly let us know who that is he’d wander over here and mow our
captofi.
Though I could not tell exactly bow
skulking behind that pecan tree. lawn.—Houston Post
Tom felt at tills reunion w ith Ills lost
K(>eak distinctly, please, so that no
A Pugnacious ware.
iove, I could plainly see how the lady
mistake shall be made between foe or
An earthquake which occurred In
f e lt She lost no opiwrtunlty of draw-,
friend before we fire again "
E n glan d on Feb. 8, 1780. frightened to
lng Tom away In nooks and corners
B ixby’s bookkeeper preferred not to
and when w ith him used all those arts
speak at all. lie was making a mental death Aaron H ill, tbe poet and vision
women use In attracting men, bring­
map of the premises he had traversed ary projector. O f H ill’s voluminous
ing her eyes especially into constant
w ith a view to strategic movements writings only nn epigram or tw o are
play. I left them alone a great deni,
toward the rear. Again that sweet un­ now remembered, but he was a pug
nacious Whrd, whM.so terrified Pope
and when I entered tbe room where
shaken voice:
C o m e r 7th and Stork Streets.
they were always found them sitting
“Please let us know who that is be­ that the spiteful little satirist would
It to new snd Its rooms are provided with
only
walk
abroad
w
ith
loaded
pistol«
very near together. Jusk^liefore the
hind our pecan tree. W e do not want
running water and long distance tel»
aud
accompanied
by
his
big
Danish
visit was ended Tom suggested that
to Irurt any one, but we ought to tell
phones. European plan. Rates
dog
Bounce.
Aaron
H
ill
to
one
Of
the
the time o f her Invitation be extended.
you that there are still three loaded
gl per dsv and upward.
m a n y literary worthies connected with
Then I felt sure that, whether the
Highest priced room $3
pistols on hand."
tbe
city
of
Westminster.
H
e
wm
edu
> ’
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reunion resulted In a benefit or no,
A dim vision of flying legs and flut­
cated
at
Westminster
school,
lived
Miss Tlnterton had renewed her grip
tering coat skirts was vouchsafed the
Wright-Dickinson
Hotel Co.
"Petty
France"
and.
a
fte
r
squandering
on my husband's heart
fa ir garrison briefly.
The big gate
<!kre, WKffkt. President
But „Tom’s health and spirits did
groaned on Its rusty binges Impelled his fortune In schemes for extracting
not improve; Indeed, he grew worse.
by a wild push. There was nothing but oil from beechnuts gnd planting vine
c . IM A lasoa, M aaagrr.
yards in Essex, was buried la tbe clols
One morning be did not get out of t>ed
a straw bat left on the battlefield
and asked me to send for tbe doctor,
W ith a momentary disregard of ters of W estminster abbey.
adding that be wished to -see him
values. Miss Maude Dalton laid her still
alone. When the doctor came out of
smoking pistol down upon a priceless
The story Is told of bow a neatly
■ Tom ’s room, be told me that the pa
Florentine t«ble. Khe glanced at the constructed cipher snved Kir John T r »
tlent must go away a t oDce. I In
vanlon's life. This cavalier was taken
weapon frownlngty.
formed Miss Tlnterton of the change
I must take It to pieces tomorrow. prisoner nnd locked up In Oolchestey
In our plans and expected her to leave
R ro tlan d , O reg o n .
“ BIOHT TOO AUK, MT DBAS TOVNO IrA D II
I t is getting hard on trigger. Rusty castle to a w a it lil« execution. On the
Immediately. She made an excuse to
second dny of Ills confinement the Jailer
OSOAB ANDXRSON M A N A U gR
from
disuse,
I
supiKJse."
John
Daltons
It’s
time
for
the
cows
to
stay longer. A week passed, and she
The oldest Miss Dalton picked the brought him a letter, which, as fox as
come Lome w ’th l'u tl° ” on the'r horns.
had not for some reason found It con
v " p»n up and wiped off the Floren­ the warder of the ca«t|e could dtortiyep,
M o r r is o S t m t i
Gome
to
your
U»;n.c.',
Eva
wm."
venlent to go. W e were obliged to de
was merely n not« of condolence from
Khe had found him conferring affa­ tin e t . ' ’. ? ’ »nresslngly w ith the sleeve
pert, leaving her at the house, though
a
friend.
Rut
the
letter
had
been
con­
Free bue to and from traine
she had ordered her trunk sent away bly with a strange man. From Mrs. of the wrapper she had drawn over her cocted on a cipher to which Sly John
the next morning. I t was midsummer, Bixby’s point of view measureless pos­ nightgown.
^ ÎR a te a by the day
had a clew. Every third letter a fte r
"Mnudlo,
you
show
our
dear
old
table
and Tom and I went to the mountains. sibilities of Iniquity attached to ev­
punctuation mnrit of any kind wee to
no
more
respect
than
If
It
were
kitchen
When the train was polling out of ery strange man.
tell.
W hat he mode out wae thia: Ö0 c, 7Ö c, • 1.0 0 , S 1.6 0 , S 2 .
“Ladles from top to toe,” Bixby wns deal.”
the station Tom turned to me and sal<T.
European Plan
Miss Maude followed her sister’s "Panel nt east end of chapel elides.*
“W hat, In the name of conscience, aaylng, "but In a fair way to come
On the following evening the prisoner
did yon load that woman on to me to actus) w ant w ith silver and gold movements abstractedly. “I do wish begged permission to pakh a quiet hoar
Good Clean FarpHy Hotel
fo r? ’
enough tucked sway In Jewelry and wo kqow who It was," she said.
'ih a five Kt. John Daltons laughed In prayer In the chapel. ' T M reqogg
“Load that woman on to you? I tableware to keep them In comfort all
contemporaneously and contemptuous­ wns granted, and before tbe hope ha^
thought she was the only woman you the rest of their days.”
passed the panel bad done Ito
could ever love. I hoped she would
“ n o w about the men of the fam ily?' ly.
“ Some ono who Jias yet to find out and the bird had flown.
g»t yon ont of your gloom.”
the strange man nsked with what Mrs.
that women can protect themselves In
“Yon did that?"
Hlxhy declared “vicious alertness."
Civilizing a Furnace.
“Tee."
"Got none.
Father and two boys the hour of need. Mamma, dear, I do
Kind words are worse then wnstod
bo[»o
this
untimely
disturbance
w
ill
not
Tom drew a long breath.
"W ell, picked off at Cblckamnuga.
Mother
on a furnace, and sometimes yea feel
you’re a cool one. To think o f a wife writes |x»etrj' about 'ejn and about old give you one of your bad headaches,” that coal Is also.
«aid
tbe
eldest.
— bringing her hpsbend's old flame Into times. Daughters Muffle round some
Kometlinea the man who has yanket
,,
Bixby*« clerk stopped In at Brent’s
her bouee for edch a purpose!"
sort of fashion to keep body nnd «oul tavern on his way back to the store. out hla back number stoves end eoM
“I ’d tried everything elee."
them to the rage and old Ire * m a t and
togother."
H e really felt the need of something to put In a furnace for the purpogg of
Tom fd to fo r my baud. "M y dear,”
"H o w fa r do they live from here?’
be s a ld .^ ^ v e l>een trying to get rid
quiet his nerves. Moreover, he might having aelld comfort for the rest eif hla
" \b o u t three, miles straight back Incidentally learn something about the
o f her ever since the came. Kbe literal­
life finda that he has another
todea the sWailip
A touesotner spot
movements of that fellow. Agitation,
ly forced me to secure a renewal of
never was. Hanged If I don’t think disappointment and perplexity strug­ coming along with tbe first cold
her Invitation. The only way to move
There Is nothlug so perverse as the
It’s n deadly risk for n lot of unpro­
gled for the supremacy Ip his knightly furnace that w ill not dq thg w y k .»
her was to pretend a breakdown and
a« e n g in e s e rv ic e
tected female« to bw.tlvln’ In such 1
bosom. The night clerk at Brent’s ba* was guaranteed to do by the man Whe
have the doctor order me away.”
Uaeto S ms MSB tke ra ie « sas
place w ith no lock« nnd no men folk«.’
must hove made the toddy Jonas or­
“But why dldh’t yon tell me?"
iBtte
■wows tor mb eoa
At which Juncture Mrs. Bixby had dered unusually strong, or perhaps f i t put It these a fte r having given Fear
“Tell you. after tbe twaddle I ’d talk
Biantrv
aa* wtreto
bank ocrtiitfit an unpleasant Jolt.
appeared on the store gnllery and giv­
tlgue did I t n e fell asleep on tbe cane
ed when we were engaged?"
Unnatural and unjust law» prevent
en her peremptory Invitation to dinner
B tre« srecttrel
M
“And In the tolls of tbe only woman
settee soon a fte r Imbibing I t
yon from murdering the cheerfel fMend
WMty TM W O B OAS XWGIWK ta ere-
with
such nn accompaniment of
yon could ever love! i t was a peculiar
When he awoke It was m idnight and who drops In to tell you how nicely Me
Btreeto« ta seto a ■ mirisi waeoar enSaf
frowns that Bixby ncreptc.l it wl.hontJ
Meh «M m toriel tbatit «tanto aaer. wwke
position. I a d m it"
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» . „ o . ’ toe Inquisitive villain wns giving » n o r furnace works without burning hardly
delay. When they reached the fam ily
I buret Into the merriest laugh I had
der Io tbe night clerk. B lxby’e book­ any coal. You must grit your teeth to
quarters liehlnd the store Mr«. B lib y
laughed since he had talked the "twad
keeper was Intensely wide aw ake In silence and get w hat w arm th you cad
tam ed upon her spouse to rend him,
d ie " During the trip A was a thou­
h alf a second Ills tired eyee opened out of the exercise. I t la then that ft
"Heaven help yon. Reuben Bixby
Union Gas Engine Co.
sandfold mors to him than ever before
to their fnlleet eai»eclty when be dle- man finds Immediate end eonetnn$ a
th» "only woman tie f ‘* *
J *
* • ” 1‘
«2 M First fit., Fovtlaoa, Ovegna
covered In the fellow ’s hand tlie straw for ell the long forgotten swear waste
n d he didn’t
and tell s strange man. from tbe Ixird
r . r . aea«Ba. tero asm *
m old ever levs" to rare him.
hat which be was lest conscious of as that he toamwl oat behlifd the
R U T H PORTER
It had dropped from hla fleeing bend.
W h g B g t*
By JEANNETTE H. WALWORTH.
T
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Hair Falls
W A en
1 .V
A yers
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In
P o r tln n d
stoe AT
Hotel Oregon
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Saved by * Ctpbar.
Eanoad Hotel
Cnv M
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The Modcnty of Women
Im p e ria l H o te l
Naturally makes them shrink from the
indelicate questions, the obnoxious ex­
aminations, and unpleasant local treat­ E u r t p m i W i».
IL MmcUAH
ments, which some physicians consider
Manager
lenttal to the treatment of diseases of
women. Yet, If help can be had, it Is |-
better to submit to this ordeal than let
W rit« f r
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
to th a t so often the woman undergoes all
« •atelalM «
the annoyance and shame for nothing.
C<«u Vi»e<
ThousandsNqf women who have been
wag
cured Ox. Dr. Force’s Favorlto Prescrip­
"grew te
tion write. In ibqreciatloa of the cure
Jew (Aw
which dls^fftJFPxHh the examinations
and local tr e a tm e n t^ Thera lx no other
«y-dlclna au sure m id safe for delkatn
Snwââ
a i f c B
male weakness. I t always helps- I*
almost always cures. I t Is strictly non­
alcoholic, non - secret, all Its Ingredients
being printed on Ita bottle-wrapper; con­
tains no deleterious or habit-forming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering Into Its composition bas the full
endorsement of those most emlneut In the
several schools of medical practice. Some
of these numerous and strongest of pro­
fessional endorsements of Ita Ingredients,
w ill be found In a pamphlet wrapi»«l
around the bottle, also In a booklet mailed
/res on request, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y . These professional en­
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
non-professional testimonials.
T he most Intelligent women now-a-days
tnetst on knowing what they take as med­
icine Instead of opening their mouths like
a lot of young birds and gulping down
whatever is offered them. "Favorite Pre­
scription” IS Of KNOWN COMFO»IT1ON. I t
makes woak women strong and sick
rumen well.
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser Is s e n t/rw
on receipt of stamps to pay expense Of
mailing ontu, Kenu to Dr. K. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y ., SI one-cent atamits for pa-
psr-covered, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound.
I f sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. A ll such onmmunlcatlon< are
b«id sacredly confidential.
Dr. Pierre’s Pleasant Pellets Invigorate
and reaulate stomach, liver and boweln'
Office S upplies.
-
P o rtlan d . Ore.
Istoria Naviption Co.
R e g u la to r
L in e
Porllaad, The Dalles ud way posts
Its-story are proo< bulldins
Hates, f ! .00 »od up.
* fcultrsly renovated.
C en trn llr, located.
Krts bus meets train a
New snd eosy Ladles' Parlor. D inins Hoorn
' now mi main door. Fine Cato and Led le i't
Annes, know n aa tbe I I s iu S lbkmu Itootn.
PACIFIC CO.,
IIH E R N
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Ht es mer« leave P ortland Hi»4 T h »
Dalles d ally except Huisday at 7 a. ni.
a rriv in g at about 6 p. m ., oonnectlug a t
L y le w ith the
C olum bia R iver
& N orthern RyCo
Sunset, Ocean
and
Shasta Route
F o r Goldeudttle and K lic k ita t valle ey
ilnts, T ru lli leaves G oldendale a>
at
d
:3<) a. m. d ally ex<a*pt Huuday, a rriv
lug at L y le a t 7:30 a. m ., connecting
w ith down riv e r boat for Portland and
Interm ediate pointe.
EAST via SOUTH
le a v e s L y le for tioldendale on the
a rriv al of th e up river steamer.
O verland Express trains for Hnlem,
Roseburg, A shlan d, Ha«-rain e l i t e , <>g
den, Han
Franclso», HtockUm Los
Angeles, E l Pa*<>, N e w Orleans uml tbe
East. Leaves Port land U n ion Depot,
8 45 p. in . A rrlv m 7 2A a ut., daily.
For any further Information write or
M ornin g train oounecls at Woixlborn
d ally exoept Sunday w ith trains for call on lb« neare«t Agent, or the General
M t. A n gel, Hllverton
Brow nsville, Office at Portland.
B pringtleht, W e n d lln g nud N atro n.
Leave« Portland U n ion Depot 8.30a.m .
arrive« 5.66 p. m .
Eugene pa««eiiger connects at Wood
burn w ith M t. Angel and Hllverton
B very one ihould eubacribe fo r
local. I x ’avta P ortland U u io u Depot
hie home paper, In order to get a ll
I 4 16 p. in ., returns 10 36 a .tn M d aily .
tbe local news, b ut to keep to touch
Corvallis paaaenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 7.80 a iu ., arriv es 5 60 p m.
w ith th« w o rld ’s dally events
D a lly .
should also road
Hheridau pa««enger leaves Portland
U n io n Dei>ot 4 60 p.m ., arrive«8.26 a m .
The Evenlnf Telegram,
D ally.
Forest Grove passenger leave« P o r t ­
Portland, Oregon,
land U n k iii l)e|>ot 10.48 p .m ., arrives
1 60 p in. D a lly except Hupday.
Tbo leading evening newspaper o f
Good iccommodations for
Teams and Wagons.
P O R T L A N D OHW EGO H U B U R H A N
H E R V K ’K A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
Dej>ot, Foot i<t Jelleraou HI reel.
le a ve s from Jeflv-reon sir* e l depot for
W e carry a surprisingly large Dallas aud Inlerpiedlate points d aily.
and complete stock of office 4 16 p.m . A rriv e P o rtla n d , 10 16 a.in .
supplies.
T h e Independence M onm outh Motor
In k s fo r Copying,
T y p e w r itin g , and
B o o k-keep in g .
L e tte r and B ill Piles,
and F ilin g Cases.
Look here for tl»e next
The Dalles, Portland and
’
thing you «re needing.
O b s e r v e r * Book > Store,
L in e operate« d a ily to M nn jnn uth and
A lrlie , connecting w ith H. 1*. Co’s
train« at Delia« uud Independence.
■ Kltot-class fure from Portland to
Hacrameuto and H«u Fran cl «oo, $20:
berth, $6. Hecoud-claas fair, $16;«e«v,n<l
claw* berth, $2.60
Thikuts to Eastern fa dot a aud Europe,
also Japan, C h in a , H o no lulu and
Australia.
C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , C orner T h ird
and W a s h in g to n ^ Phone M ain 731.
P o rtla n d , O r.
C. W . STIN G ER ,
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C ity T ic k e t A g e n t .' G en-Paas. A g t
tbo P a c ific Ooa«t, which has com­
plete Associated Press reports and
special leased - w ire service, w ith
correspondents In Im portant newe
centers and to a ll the cities and
p rincip al towns of the Northwest.
P o rtlan d and suburbs are covered
by a b righ t s ta ff o f reporters, and
editorial, dram atic, coclety and
special w riters.
Saturday's edi­
tion eoniists of 20 to 23 p i e s , and
has color* 1 comic pages, ds well as
a departm ent fo r children, colored
fashion page, aa Interesting serial
story and other a ttrac tiv e features
In addition to a ll the i^ w s o f the
day.
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60 cents; thres months, $1.36; six
months, |2 .6 0 ; twelve months, $6.
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Moro, Oregon.
q t ic i
• hill
PU B IJÇ A TIQ N
«I Tb« Interin*.
fok
Ps y wiment
N Land " Offlet)
«t Th« Dalle«, O nto n,
1
' Au.-n*t 7. MOV I
MRITARY
ACADEMY.
N otioe is b « is b v n lv *n th a t ('H o d e !lpm»u,
of M c n k ln iid , O r»gyn. has flt-<l nolle« o f
bis In te n tio n to ibafc» tiu sl Lv - ■. r pr.-of
in sappori of bi« o l o m . v i s ; I I i.i-« ii-« tl
E n try No HAM. m *d « J a l* IO, 11*01. fo r tbe
K H N W X and W ^NKM " f «« «den 2S, tow n-
ship 1 sooth, ran g 19 e «St, W . M . a n d th a t
said proof w ill be iom <I« • * fo re tli<- h . - a i o r
and tteoeiver, «1 T i n D Ila«, (>re«i,n, i.n
B tptem h ar 20. I!l)7
U a names tbe fo lb -w ii.« «•¡lo.-Kaes 'o ui r«>\e
biso ontinnun s resid^ai-e B|i<-'» Ni»<l cult tlv a -
tio n o f tb« la n d , yip J«*»«'* S iv ^ a r t, W i; ||.
a«u Ta y lu » , W illin m IiM n O iitrtrin n P *« ’nrtvy
Bri« uk, «11 o f M o o k la n d , O ie v u i.
Stalftsl3<« ; .|
0 . W. VooMti. Itofiia'er
N OTICK
r o u PUULIL’A TIO N.
rtmcnl <>l tb« lo icr.n r,
Land Gflloe al The Dal.s-«, Or ,
I
Auun-tL 7. i;«'7. f
N»ti«w Is b«r«bv given that William L.
M oC alab, of M o n k la n d , Or.-gon. L a * flit d
notte« o f bis in te n t toe to m ak« ft .a l ftve-
e a r p ro o f
in
»-nyitort o f
Í lorooatci d E n try
h is c l in i,
Vis:
No. MISS, nmdc August 7
1IWI. fo r tbe N H S K l< . H A
and H E X
H W X of wMition IS, tow nship 'e a o u tb , rm tu e
18 aast, W. la ., and th a t said pro o f w ill be
m ade before tb« Megtsu-r apa B eoeiv«r a t
Tbe D alle s , O regon, ou 9 erten)b«i 20. 1907.
He nain«s th-< follow ing witnesses to
prova h i ’ oontiuaous resident« upon and
o n lliv a tio n o f. the la n d , vtx : J ni taH tew -
a r t, W illia m T a y lo r , C laud« Kp a>n, W t a | * j
Broek, a ll o f M o n k la n d , Greg -n,
5t«lfi«18” 2ii.']
C . W. M onau, Uogiab r
JÇOTlCg ro il PUIILICATION
D -p n r tiiiv n i e f ih * Interi'«",
O regon
S horeline
« nd union P acific
3 T rain s to T h e East Daily
Through P u llm an standards and
touriat «leeplug-car« d a ily to O m aha,
C h ic a g o , H|«*kMii«-; t<>url«t «leeping-car
d aily to Kansaa C ity. Recllulng chair
oar« (Mate free) to the E a s t daily.
PO R TLAN D DEPOT.
Lv. Dully.
C H IC A O O -I’O R T L A N D
H V EC IA 1. for the Itoat
*1* H untington.
"«.SO ».m.
Patte« T ü g g t, (itapf.)
12.1A p.m.
prtno lpal
haa a a 4
tw e n tv -th re e
PJ»?
fa’ m f HWoe " h o u re ^
S2D p.n.
4 20 p in.
,r .V 5 o .Ä u ,? ~
." r “ A « K > U
Ä
7 OO n.m .
00 a in.
no »top.
flag
11. Zip 0.
Passes B gu»
8.4ft a m.
For K a itrrn W utliington, W alla W alla, Lrw ia
ton, Ccaur d'A lene nnd Great Northern point*.
HPOKAKK F L Y E R .
A T L A N T IC F.XPREHH
for the Ka*t via H u n t­
ington.
Parees Biga*
F O R IL A N D B IG G H
L O C A L , for all local
point* Iwt-vcen Rigg*
mik ) Portland.
A rrive* at Rigg»
I
August 7. il<'7. f
K’ Vc.i iLu» Nelson
D«de, o( Moro, Or. ««11, hx. Il lcd tiotic«
of his inu»iiitou t<* mi.k« ft.ixl eowiruatath a
proif in Bupp-.rtof bis el«iru. v g lt< nm-
•tead Entry No. 11,307 rumie N«v 2O,1W<5, f..r
the KM NK,4 «Kd
H. 14 «I - et««i tf».
tovnebip 1 eomb. rai.g« 16 sr St, W, M . »ud
that anld proof «111 I m * nenie l>«i luihc Hi'g-
iater and Reostv.r. at Tue D U|c*, ircK<>n.
on September 25, 1907.
He iiHinei the following witnfs-e« to
prove blB ooiitm nous residence anon and
ooltivation of the land, via : H F Khnll, of
MonkL'nri. Orozon, mi<l A H Barnaul. Wll-
IÌH3« bto-i >r » ini (rato Fr. ib , «¿1 of Mord,
Ort-tfon.
ArsJA«to)-T7l I
C
U .M o o n « , R c ;i» ir.r
j ^ O T I t ’K F O It P U B L IC A T IO N .
L>' p«rUiicDt o f the ir .ttz ln r .
L a n d odi«« i.t Th e lin i Ire, O regon,
I
August 1$, 1%7.
h o i£o is h r r .L y « t n » th a t 'l t<*n>a»E
Heott, o( A i'iz , tjic v o ii, h :• filed m itioe of
h'B in te n ti.>n to iu * S . ìiun I A vo ve <r prcoi
ilt »np|>ori n t Li« clnioi, vib : Hom em vnd
E n try No. 3964, uimle Fcotn nry ft, 1901, for
the lot k and h W ^ N E H o f r r i tion 8, town-
• h ip 2 M*>o>b no .«« 19 » cb S. und n X H A X
m-«iiou <>$, mwuMbip l «outil, rang« 19 «H«t,
W. M., alni Ih m «uni proof w ill be mod« tie-
tore «be lt«K<*t»r «nd lleoeiyer a t T b e
Iin lle « , Or« non, on Çoptetpbor V6, 1997.
H r mm. i» t h f fo llo w iiifi witnc»..en to provo
$ I« eon tin none residence oimn and on ltivn-
tu>u o f, the l« n d . via: L L i'oiuev, George
H o .i:h , E lle n (bin n o n , W e lte r H in itb , «11 of
A j.x , O regon.
At«ltML*l7*J
(n ln tw b la
and
M ta ln g u e «nd p<m phly]
men,, ete, I
J. W . H I L U
H- D.
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to. O. Dre
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necting w ith «learner for Ilw aco and
N orth Reach. Hteanier Haasalo, A«h
«treet dock. Leave« 8.00 p. in. d ally ,
exoept Sunday. Saturday 10 00 p. iu .
Arrive« 6 00 p. m . dully except nunday.
For D ayton, Oregon C ity and Y a m ­
h ill R iver points, Ash «treet dock.
Leaves 7.00 a »1 d ally except Huuday.
Arrive« 6.30 p m. dally except Sunday.
For l<ewlston, Idaho, and w ay point«
from Ripnrin, Wa«h. Ix?«ve Klnaria
ft.40n. in., or upon a rriv a l train No. 4,
dally except Haturdny. A rriv e R lparia
4 p. m . d ally except Friday.
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