Sherman County observer., July 15, 1910, Image 4

'li e O b s e r v e r .
Week 2 4 H ours ■ D ay.
Bly bones beld«.£nd presently I w as fu ln ess, a g en tlen ess that w as pained
afoot again after ly in g long enough to even by so sm all a m atter a s th e re­
The busiest little things ever made are
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| gut my breath. T here woe a w eakness fu sal to sa tisfy my curiosity. Such Dr King’s N ew Life Pill«
Every pill is a
MORO, O R EG O N.
In my kuees, and my hhad sw ain, but w ere th e traits that I divined In her.
sugar coated globule of health,that changes
“T ell me as little as* you p lease.”
MARIE M. OOFFIN.
J uly 15 1910 . th e sen se of rve(x> inability tended to
F R ID A Y ........
1 restore me, for the girl under the saM 1. "It seem ed that I m ust learn weakness into strength,languor into energy
beech tree w as my patient, requiring som eth in g about you in order to serve brain fag into mental power,curing consti­
II?
P e r so n a l T alk W ith You.
pation, head gche, chills, dyspepria, mala­
my im m ediate attention.
Office
in
The
Goffin
Building,
1st
St.
It may have been the cold rain upon
ria. 25c at Moro Pharmacy.
M oro , O rsoon .
At any time when requested to do so, her face that had revived her. At any
the paper will be discontinued. But we rate, she had regained a sort o f co n ­
expect that all arrears will be paid before
The Tslsphone and Julius Caesar.
such request is made. It is easy to ask us scio u sn ess and bud raised herself upon
As 1 carried her Into the
New brick building newly furnished.
for a statement, which will be cheerfully one arm
J u liu s caeaar missed a great d eal lu
sh elter o f the tree she uttered som e
rendered at any time.
uot ku ow lu g the telephone or at least
incoherent words., but her first Intelli­
Sherm an county people made welcome at all times.
J D s x x tls t
In uot using It If he knew i t One can
gible utterance w as this. In a fohe o f
see th e telephone engineer attach ed to MORO, ;
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OREGON
aw e stricken surprise, childish and
One block from depot. Kates 50c and up.
th e Homan post office endeavoring, but
k
F
to
15th
of
each
month.
charm ing:
w ith ou t avail, to get au Instrum ent In­
“Did I com e d ow n ?”
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
stalled a t the cnpltol and a t the pal-
’’W asn’t that ,you r In ten tion T' said
ace. “I am Instructed by th e em peror
I.
"You can't have meant to stay
to. sa y th a t he does not d esire th ese
up”
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OREGON
barbarian novelties, and so T hom as WASCO,
"Am 1 In Stockton? W here are all
A
lva
Edlaonus
need
not
call
again
16th
to
30th
of
each
month.
U ?
lbe people? Oh. It’s night! T h ey ’ve
w ith his m agician’s apparatus."
A Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co
all gone hom e.”
sign al blunder! We can Im agine w h at
'- r d
With ihut she began to cry.
w ould have happened. "H ello, 2187
Her mind was not vet clear, and for
Tiber I Is it thou. ArtemldoruB? I un­ J. A.-‘ W ilson
G eo . M owry
som e m inutes she favored me with
d erstan d thou raugst me up th is m orn­
sY m d en d a o f com m ent upon m u lti­
ing. W hat? D etails o f a plot? Go
By HOWARD FIELDING.
tudes of people, all o f whom were
not to th e senate today? B ew are o f
[ C o p y r ig h t , 1810. by A m e r ic a n P res s A sso
looking at her.
"And . they d id n ’t
B ru tu s? Go not near Caaca? R ig h t
c ia tio n .J
A ttorneys a t L aw
know ” —that was the recurrent phrase
and I thank thee, Artemldorus. I w ill
It w as th e night succeeding
You are cordially invited to make the
upon
her
lips
All
those
people
looked
huve
an
extra
guard
put
on
Instantly
Fourth o f July, past 1 o ’clock, a/,
at
her,
and
there
w
as
som
ething
that
aud
th
e
conspirators
arrested.”
And
Office in the Moro Commercial
tense night with a wild sky. T he w est
so, th ou gh A rtew idorus w as unable to
was all solid black, a moustrous cloud they didn't kpow. I could uot make
Co. new brick building.
g iv e h is w a n in g In the street, be gav<
perfectly level on top, and h alf the out what. She seem ed to conceal It
It over the telephone, and C aesar's
moon shone over It with uudlinlnisbed lutentloually, as If it were a secret.
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O R EG O N ,
E vidently she had made the ascent
valu ab le Ilf® and w ith It th e fortu n e M ORO
splendor, w hile the other half w as cu t
Your resting place between trains
In
Stockton,
w
hich
w
as
fifty
m
iles
o
f
R
om
e
were
saved.—St.
Ja
m
es’
G
a­
clean off.
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from
G
arrison’s
field,
where
we
tw
o
votte.
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fjt The Dalles, Oregon, ’
I w as returning home from visitin g
a patient, a |»oor j/eraon livin g on the strangers, so m iraculously met, sat un­
An excellent restaurant at m o d era te prices.
ou tsk irts o f the tow n, and had taken der the beech rr«»© In the wild storm,
J»
A F r ig h tfu l W r e c k
but
I
learned
little
else
about
the
m
at­
a sh ort cut through a held because o f
A ttorney at L aw
7 N . K. C L A R K , Manager.
the threatening storm . T he held Is ter excep t thnt she had sulled the air S H E W A LK ED W ITH ME TO TH E H O U SE O » ' Of train,automobile or buggy may cause
alone.
Zfhls
was
a
relief,
for
she
had
cuts, bruiaes, abrasion* sprains or wounds Room* 1 & 2 over W . W . M. Co. Bank.
MV F A T H E R .
p rivately ow ned and publicly used. 1
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have seen three g a m es o f baseball said “fa th er” several tim es, aud I had you properly In this extraordinary slt- that demand Buck lens Arnica Salve, earth*
at
first
feared
Quit
her
father
had
a
s­
played upon it sim ultaneously, w hich
O R EG O N
ualiou, but It m ight huve been more surest healer. Quick relief and prompt MORO
w ill g iv e you som e idea of its exten t. cended with her aud hud met with kind to g ive you a bit o f Information cure results, for burns, boils, sores, of all
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It Is bare sa v e for one tree, a great som e accident.
first. My nam e is Harold Latim er. 1 kinds, eczem a, chapped hand* and lips,
“T here was an anchor in the car.”
beech stan d in g about m idw ay o f the
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sore eyes
or corns, it* ~ supreme.
Surest pile
said I.
"Why didn’t you throw It am a doctor, a bachelor, a ball player _____
eastern sid e
aud
au
am
ateur
bullooplst,
like
your-
cure.
25c
at
Moro
Pharmacy,
T . N C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r
But suddenly 1 w as aw are of a n ­ out?”
self, h avin g Just m ade my first ascen-
“1 d ld u ’t know how .” she answ ered,
A ttorney - at - L aw
other sound, a so ft, stealth y rush of
slum 1 am six feet tali and w eigh 200
som eth in g toward me.
In stin ctively ' “and then I fa in te d —oh. I don’t re­ pounds excep t w heo I fall out o f a
h ’ O T IC R O F B JgeC U T O R S A L E
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
I shrank Into a crouching posture, member how many tim es—w henever I balloon as 1 did Just now ; then I w eigh
looked
d
ow
n
.”
N^tic« ip hereby given that in purhuance
ready to run In auy direction, w h ile
a ton."
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric
of an order from the oouuty oonrt of the
“ But why were you so frightened?"
OREGON
"W here is It?” sh e said, w ith a sh u d ­ state of Oregon, far Sherman oonnty, made THE DALLES
I asked. “W hat w ent wrong?"
Call Bells.
O. K. tfc N. Local Trains
end entered of report! on the 1st dav of
der.
“I cou ld n ’t do an y th in g .” sh e said.
Noveinher, 1909, in the matter of the estate
The ba loon? said I. It Is g o n e - , of Henry d^gegel,deceased, the andetsign-
stop
at
front
.door. * Railway Ticket
”1 thought I knew som eth in g about it.
J a in e s S l c v v i i i t
and I d id n ’t. It all w ent out o f my wrecked, 1 fear, hut th at s my fau lt, 1 ed executor of said estate will, from and
office in the Lobby.
for 1 should have fasten ed It. I w ill ¡after Friday, the 29th day of July, 1910,
A d d ress: MORO, OREGON.
head.”
assu m e th e financial responsibility for prooetd to sell at private sale all of the fol­
“ Had you had much ex p erien ce?”
lowing desaribed real pcoporty of said estate
Its loss. W ho ow'ned it?”
towit: AH the estate, right, title, and inter­
‘‘E xperience?” she repeated.
Stock Inspector
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
"Father,” said she. “ It wns a very est, whioh the eaid Henry Schlegel, deceas­
“Had you been up often before?”
ed, had at the tu n ep f bw death, in aud to
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“ I never w as up b efore.” she a n sw er­ old one. I a m glad It Is gone. I don ’t the snath half of the porrheast quarter and
S
h
erm
an
County,
w ant any „ one 1 care for to go up In . the northwest quarter of »ontboaat quarter,
ed, and by the flare o f lightning I sa w
Oregon.
, and the northeast quarter of the southwest
the childish terror In her big blue one ngaln.
"If w e should becom e frien d s,” said quarter of aeetioa seventeen (17) in town-
eyes.
1, "so th at I might be Included In the 8h|P
uin*Ueu (1») D ep u ty S to c k In sp ector
"In heaven's nam e,” I crliKl aghast,
. east of Willamette meridian, containing
suburbs
o
f
thnt
w
ish,
so
to
speak,
you
|
Hbonl
one
bnndred
sixty
acres
of land, in
L ou is Scliadew it z , K ent, O regon
“w ho let you go?”
have my prom ise thnt I w ill not n avi­ Sherman and Gilliam oounltes, together
"They didn't k n ow .” suld she.
with all t ie teneiiiiutx. hereditaments, and
g a te th e air. Once Is enough for m e.”
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
I w as silent, thinking, but the pic­
appurtenaows thereunto belonging or in
And then 1 told her how sh e had auy
Opened June, 1908.
way appertaining
tu re o f the balloon dashed to pieces,
com e Railing across the field and how
T. rma of Sale At privivte tale, for oiah
as it m ust have been by thut tim e,
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
the good beech tree w hich w as now or upon oredti, the »utlre tract of land here
and the wreck o f it hanging to a prec­ our roof again st the storm had stood r’« d ^ H b e d »o be sold as a whole, allowing
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ipice or driftin g dow n the river som e­
a term of oredit not exceeding two yep h ,
In her path so that sh e m ight com e to not more than two-tbirds of tbe purebaa»
P
osiJv
|y
m
is
t
centrally
w hat overpow ered my reasoning fa c ­
no 'hurt.
price, taking a mortgage of, the oaqa I com­
ulties.
located
Fifth St. cars pass
“ My nam e Is Lucy Calderwood," said mercial form on tbe land ho sold, for aeour-
"You menu.” snld I at la s t “that the she.
thedoo s eve^y few rii nutes
ity on deferred payroenta, and ha vs said de­
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ferred payments to hear interest at (he rate
people lu Stockton th ou gh t that you
"John
C
alderw
ood’«
da
lighter!"
I
e
x
­
of not less iban eight per o- nt per annum.
had hnd exp erience—thnt you w ere a
Ha id sale will be aobjeot to yesale and oon-
Attractive Cafe and Grill Music
skilled nerouaut.
You made them claim ed. "W hy, I rem em ber him. I tirmotion by tbe oontt in jb e same manner
W A T C H E S , CLOCKS,
say
him
ninke
an
ascen
t
from
this
think so?”
as other sales i f real property by adminis­
E u ro pean P la n . Rates $ 1 .0 0 a n d up
very field fifteen years ago or more. I trators or Sxeoators
JE W E LR Y .
“ Yes. I knew enough for that."
nt Moro, Sherman oonnty, Oregon
"But w hy did you do such an Insane w ould have given the tip o f my ear this Dated
F . W . N E W E L L , J e w e le r
26th day of June. 1910.
L. Q. SWETLAND. Secy, and
to go up with him then, but prudence
thing?”
k. UILLINGER, Exeontor
G r a s s V a lle y , O reg o n .
W--M-++-W«
com
es
to
us
w
ith
age.
I
have
not
of tbe e* täte of liaery
Boiilei
ary Soiiiegel.
deceased
’ Bhe did not answ er.
heard o f him lately.”
Mj 11-29 24
W.O.Rrvant attorney for estate
"Is your father a balloonist?"
"He g ave up ballooning for som e
"Yes.”
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“It w as he that w as to have made year« until recently." «aid she. “T here
,
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF’S
BALE
Is
so
much
o
f
it
now
lb
th
e
papers
th
at
the ascen t?”
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
For Infants and Children.
In the Circuit Court of tbs St ite of Ore­
"Yes,” sh e answ ered, wit h _ ev l dent he took It up again, hoping to make
gon for Sbarrami Oonnty.
som
e
money."
reluctance.
1
She proceeded to tell me th at the E. W. Lafferty, PI mq tiff
It had seem ed to me that she wus
T H E K X W A 8 KO SIOJI O F HUM AN PUKRKNCB
B ea rs the
rather shabbily clud. I mean that her Fourth o f July com m ittee o f Stockton B G. Boardman,Defendant. 1
C H A S . W R IG H T , P r e s id e n t
m y scared ey es scouted for the enem y. a ttire ns 1 saw It In the glure of the had offered her fath er a good sum for
Notice if hereby «riven that by virtue of S ig n a tu re o f
NI C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r .
T here tow ered betw een me and the ligh tn in g som ehow g a v e me the Im­ au ascen t and that sh e had received it nn exeoutiou doty leaned ont of tbe Cireott
van ish in g moon an enorm ous, ghostly pression o f a "best d ress” which had Just before leavlu g the earth ’s surface Court of the Starà «f Oregon for Phorman
Corner of 7th and Stark Street.
dated tbe 25th dav of Mat, 1910, in
creature, like an afreet In a sw irl of seen too much sen d ee.
—w ith very little hope o f returning to a Oonnty,
certain action in Hold Cqort wherein E.
dark vapor. It sw ep t by, alm ost w ith ­
"You w ere obliged to have th e m on­ it alive, I Judged—and that she bad W. Lnffertv recovered a judgment aaainst
It is new, and its rooms are provided with
in touch, and nt the sam e Instant the ey,” snld I. “Your fa th er had engaged sen t the m oney home by her sm all B G Boardman for tbe fumi of $1,068 88
aud
the
further
H
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of
$126,
Attorney’s
tees
running
water and longdistance telephones.
first chill breath of the approachlug
brother, w ho w as preHCut. But why
nnd $9o onota and nooruing costs of said
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storm struck through
the humid
she hud done this suicidal act she wiit. Said judgment being recorded id ♦ ■ ■■
European plan. Rates $1 per dav and up
w arm th o f th e ulght.
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would not say. It w as not for the the Oonnty Clerk's office in Sherman
County, Oregon, on tbe 21st day of May,
T he thing th at passed me w as a
mere money.
1910. Notice is hereby given that 1 have
balloon, th e car Just clear of the
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T he rain w as now over, aud she levied upon, nnd will on
ground. It fled eastw ard across the
walked with me to the house of my
FRIDAY JULY 16th. 1010
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field, and the big beech tree seem ed
father, w here I theu lived. My father At the front door of the CoQtity Copri House
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in Moro, Sherman Cosnty, Oregon, at 10:»0
to reach out and seize It. There was
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Is a rock ribbed Yankee nnd Imper­ o’clock
a. tn. on snid day sell « t i ubilo
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som eth in g ao rem arkable In the Inter­
vious to surprises, but my mother Is nnotlon to the high* h L bidder, foreash in
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position o f this solitary object In the
a southern wontnn bred In the extrem e bnnd. all of the right titlssn d interest of the
airsh ip ’s path toward destruction that
o f convent louality.
Her em otions at nnid B. G Boardman tn and to e ll of Lot«
O n e (l), Two (2), Three fg). Eight (»),
1 bad the Impression of u rest ue. and
sight of her son com ing home at 2 In Nine (9), Ten (10), all in bloek Eight (8),
my bands Instinctively clutched.
O scar A nderson , Manager.
the m orning with u very beautiful girl of * the
*" town
" rn of ' Kent,
"
' in Sherman County,
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I had not seen the car clearly, hut
K l the name ap^eatw’ of record iu
whom he had met In a manner so Ir- Oregon, R ,s
the County Clerk’» office of : said Hberman
my confused notion w as that it con
Cor. Front and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon.
regulnr I leave to the Imagination.
County. Oregon; also a poition of I » t s
tallied aeveral persons, and I looked to
Now, th e rest o f thia Is a love story, Seven (7) and Four (4) OS follows: Cora-
see them clam lierlng out as 1 ran to­
nnd I have uo art to tell that sort of menoing 8eventy,(7Q) feet from tbe North­
ward th e spot. N othing of the sort
tale. Moreover, It ran very sm oothly west oorner of Lot Seven (7) in Bloek Eight
Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates
(8) aud run mug South Twenty (20) feet and
happened. There w as uo sign of hu­
and might seem tam e In print. There thenoe East to tbe East line of Lot F* nr(4)
50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. European
man presence. The car sw ung higher
la, how ever, n m ystery to tie cleared and thence North to the South-east oorner
than my bead, and 1 could not he sure
of Lot Three (8) aud thenoe to tbe place of
up, and here Is the fact about it.
plan. Sherm an County headquarters.
situated in Block Eight (8) in
that there w as uot som e person lying
John UHldcrwood had become a beginning,
the Raid town of Kept, Sherman Oonntv.
In the bottom o f It. If so uow w as his
drunkard—not a steady toper, but a State of Oregon, as the same appear» of
last chance, for at any moment the In­
victim o f periodical sprees. Under the leoord in tbe County Clerk’» office hi Moro,
A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L .
ev ita b le tem p est m ight com e and the
Influence o f liquor, on th e afternoon o f Oregon, which property, was heretofore at-
taohed iu said o ium , and Is now bald under
balloon go w hirling over the quarry
July 3, he hnd stolen a huiii of money attachment to be «old under execution and
Into th e rock wulled gorge o f the river.
from his em ployer lu an absurdly open the proceed* applied m aatisfaction of said
I jum ped and caught the rim o f the
manner. For th is offense he w as ar­ judgment in favor of B W. Lafferty
B. O B lardman.*
car and pull<*d m y self up till 1 could
rested on th e morning o f th e Fourth, againat
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Dated at Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
look over. 1 saw a prone figure and a
or been nibbed o f It.
gon, thia 14th day of Jane, 1910.
eta rtlln g ly w h ite face very close to
J. C. F uhrman .
T here w as hut one way to return
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Sheriff of Sherman Oonnty, Oregon. ♦ FASTEST T IH E
m ine—a g irl’s face. I can shut my
th at m oney, and Lucy took that way.
6t.jel7.jyl5.28
eyes now and see It Just as It looked
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She g ave her life for It, as 1 may
W. C. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
then. A nother m om ent aud 1 had
fairly declare.
She sen t It by her
scram bled Into the car beside her.
brother to her fath er’s em ployer, a
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She w a s unconscious, seem ingly In
‘I C L U TC H ED T H E R O PES AMD PA IN T E D
kindly person w hom 1 h ave aeert Turn
F irs t CI a s j Accom odations +
AGAIN "
w hat is popularly known as a “dead
pale at the mere mention of this oc­
Nearest H otel to Business C enter, B ank
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fa in t.” her handa thrown up over her Ut go and could n o t T h e balloon w as currence.
bead and clluche«, upon som e cordage alreudy there, and all w a s prepared.
and
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to
m
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iles.
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and
Depot. Courteous T re a tm e n t, Clean
John Calderwood w as released, and South­
North
TimeTable
w ith a grip n, • • -i • '
I f:>«
You w ent In hla place. Is he HI?”
If there Is a man on earth who can be bound
bound
June
12.
1910
Beds and Table the best the m a rk e t w ill
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tened a rope u'ttdei U«i m m * mid u ■
"No. ’ «lie answ ered and again hurst depended upon to go to bis grave w ith­ paaaen
paaaen
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L . C m C IIT flH ,
i f e n t ;
ered her to the ground, and Just then into teurs.
afford
.
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ger
daily
out touching liquor again I think my ger daily Q 4;
S T A T IO N S
the squall struck. I felt the balloon
I knew not w hat to m ak e^ b flt. Her recently acquired fath er In-law Is th at
stru gglin g In the em brace o f the tree father could not be d e a d She bad man.
7.00 am
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6.55 pm 70
T h e D alles , O regon.
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
7.35
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and. knew that It must break aw ay, spoken o f him in a way to make me
6.15
7.45
........Kent . . . . .
5.50
but m eanw hile I could not get lo the sure thnt he still lived. W hat wns the
. .Bourbon
. 8.05
His Conciliatory Way.
5.35
end of the rope by w hich I had lo w ­ explanation, then, o f her having taken
8.20
.Grass Valley.
ered the girl
There seem ed to lie a his place? l i e m ight be a diunkard. * JIr. and Mr». P ick aw ay, although 5.05
j?j y " ” »■’ a
8.40
30 , ........ Erakine . . .
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H f i
thousand fathom s o f It. and It w as it was nil thnt I could think of. and really fond o f each other, bad frequent 4.45
8.55
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fou l o f ev ery th in g In th e ear. and the ’ the p oaslh lllty% f It cut me off from quarrels ow in g no doubt to Infirmities ! 4-20
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tho 1 »az to U»ve
o f tem per ou th e part o f both. Mr. I 4.05
girl W ls tied to the other eud like an further questioning along thnt line.
yim r tenth o u t und
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p i a t e a 11 * brti'tfa
anchor.
“ W here do you live?" I asked when Plckuw ny w as tellin g his troubles to ¡ 3.50
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maiden
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9.40
I got out a sm all penknife, which she bad ceased to weep.
14 . . . . Klondike . . .
3.40
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"I try to l»e as good a husband to 13.25
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9.55
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w as i l l I had. and saw ed away w ith a
Bhe w as silent, and so w as I. We
da* IT n e m a a iy .
Sink.......... 10.10
doll blade, w h ile horror lengthened sat th ere In the black darkness Inter- Berlhn as I know how to be,” he said, 3.15
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Molar Crown* $ 5 .0 9
10.15
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•v ery «e<*ond to five minutes. If tb e sperwed w ith d szx lln g Illum inations “but w e don’t seem to get along. It 3.10
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2.55 Lv>
Bigg-
balloon should break aw ay and the girl from th e heavens, sheltered by the tak es so little to Irritate her. and when
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Bold Fill'flft
1.00
b e dragged after It—th e thought froze • broad trunk o f the tree to w indw ard sh e «tarts to scolding »lie never know s 2.45 Ar 0 ------- B iW -V.
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10.40 I.v
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to
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too,
my v ita ls And when s t Inst that rope nnd by the unusual th ick n ess of Its
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10.50
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4
2.38
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w as severed the breath weut out o f foliage ao that the ground w as dry be­ at such little things."
10.58
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Plata«
6.00
"Then don’t «ay those little things, 2.20
m e In a great sob.
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Ba*t Rukbar
neath us and for a little space around.
Ptalae
11.25
The Dalle*
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1 had not dared to Jump out to untie "I would rather not tell you any Joshua," »aid Ills a u n t "When she 2.00
718
E ntirely new, convenient to business.
. W. ft. SSM. New we IhMaa Nielei* Eilr’llae
the rope lest 1 should dislodge the bal­ more,” she> said a fte r a long interval, Is cunts you m ust try to b® concilia­
W tww Mwauawe a feeniae
BBSV HCTttOOS
tory.”
G4ean
beds, and table the best the m arket
For informal ion .god F®*®«. »PPb l<>
^ tn la a a k ztra ' tlon Free whan plataa or bridge work
loon. ®n<^,Indeed that wns fust w hat and there w as som eth in g that w en t
la «rdaren. OeweulUktion Free. T ea ran met
le t t e r
F. CR* aTReK^Ag^Rt.
“l / n i conciliatory, A unt B etty,” he
happened when I started hastily to straigh t to my heart in her manner o f
petal w work a u /w b ere. p e m atter bow see«* /o n pay.
will afford. Brices reasonable.
Com­
A l l wrer® TuUp w u e r a n t e e d f o f f f if t e e n pnera.
clim b from the car. W hile | still hung 'sp ea k in g —a natural candor and trust- an sw ered . "I often say to her, ‘Ber­
tha.
1
know
the
o
tter
u
selessn
ess
o
f
over tb e edge the airship burst Ita
mercial trade solicited.
trying to reuaon w ith you. but w ill
m oorings and began to soar. I let go
C h i l d r e n JOr y j
.
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a
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you llsteu to me Just a minute?* and
and dropped In the darkness farther
FOR FLETCNU’S
P ain less D entists
FOR FLETCHER'S
sh e gets tnad even at t h a t ’’—Youth’s
than I cared about. fierhspa tw en ty
i MNSs®. T t M « WatMegtse, POWnAMO. ORFSOH
Companion.
kpM sw w • A . i L t o i K M . S a e < ara .tta &
feet, but it seem ed a mile.
l
D r . o. J. UOFFIN,
PHYSICIAN & Sl’KGKON.
R IV E R
HOOD
D r
Dlxeases of Von & Cbildrci a Soecia
ORGGON
ÈH 0 T 6 L
J,.‘ R. M o rg an
A FOURTH OF
JULY INCIDENT.
it
E . C . S M IT H ,
Tale of a Midnight Adventure
With a Derelict Balloon.
W ils o n
&
M o w ry '
M A N A G E R
On your way
TO
AND
HOTEL
FROM
P S R T L iA N D
D HLLES
W . C . B ry a n t
F ra n k
U M A T IL L A H O U S E
M e n e fe e
THE DALLES, OREGON.
•■'Pho Iinimnr.9” m i »1» ««,
NEW HOTEL RERKINS
JE W E L R Y
R E P A IR IN G
of everv description effici­
ently and neatly done. S it-
isfaction guaranteed. Also
carry a full line of
M
gr.
CASTOR IA
Tin Kind You Have Always Bought
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every week day except
Thursday, leaving The
Dalles at 3 p. m.
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Monday, Wednesday
♦ and Friday at 7 a. m.
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