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The Roupell Mystery
Austyn
la bope!»a. ba» no Lottos
11. la v.ry
shrewd. II» adopts a b-aadr*] dUguiMK
An Eogllabmau »tup. y«ra oa tb. .trwt at
Bio. e'< lock and ask. you th. way. It
la Monsieur Caaaage.
At tM>. a Gw-
Teie.bsM». Bsc hang« *«. 11
ess akumnaker. Imtbwa aproa and all,
Oregon
Selo
inquire, what H om II ia. Il ia Moa alear
<30.
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III
II
OBBGON
< amago.
A Utt I. further ua a ervaaing
Prwe a general hanklag and aashena* bw<
a«Mp.r beg» for a f.w wsua. It la Caw
'«w Loen. mad, at earrwal ra’.ee and Jrw-'ia
saga, again
Finally, you w. him out-
J a. «ILL, t> N D
wai
1 on principal eitle*
• Id. oft. of tb. «afea. Sipping hla < bo> w
lata, only you don’t rvcugala. him. tor
b. la a mercbaat or per bap. a .wail of
th. boul.varde Ah. but h. ia a woo«Jw
ful man. ia thia Alfr*i Caamgo. "
"Dn you know *b«r. b. llvm?”
•CIO,
till
out»»
"Cartalnly, a cou.io of tn Io. mm * work­
Al "«•! kn t of th. Wornw-ti S’rt.i lut i«.
ed for him. 1 bar. been I d kb touao. Finds That Washington Board la En
I |7 B. MONTANYB
It I. tb. Ku. d. Fetlla Charapa. Thirty-
CH AT. LX 3 J. JiAlaSR
croachirg on Powsr of Inter-
•lx la th. aumbOT."
u» Kiner M t «* »
"I Intend to employ a detect I v. 00 thia
alate Commerce L bw .
rrsjrlktar.
■Miner." Mid the d*tor. preoeotly. "and
aa I don't know one from another. I am
Wntary Kibilr «ni ftolkitvf
G. M. T cbbbb
M M c A lpin
of
an4
Inclined tu my. Why not your frUod.
He*tile, Nor. 30.— F««derel Judge
Alfred Caaaagn.?* Hllp 00 your boonet
(>•<*. tn
kl iifw» Ai.mT. ou -''*
and .ba«l. Ixtula. I want you to uà» a II. Hanford y*ater«iay ao joined th.
xiwap to th. t.l^raph oAc.."
Waaliltigtoo 8late Railway oomuilasiun,'
C C. Bryan1
H Bryan«
Tb« doctor took a blank from a drs.tr
re
prime t> 1 mJ by Harry Fairchild, John
• nd wrot. bl. dispatch.
BBTANT A BON
"Taka that." h. mid, banding It te the 0. Imwretxw and J* om J. Jonm, from .
Newly r.
, f Tal ■« •«>
t>ou«eh"«per
"It la a m
to your compelling th« railroad, to obey th« 1
, hv. i^ara.t «dur-ta.
■ uo«l*rful CaMagne. a «king him to meet
m. tomorrow morning at th. Chateau joint rate order on wheat .hl(>p*«i from
Oregon
Xlbany
ALBANY. OBIb.'
We «hall be on th. (round Eaatcrn Waabiogton pointe to Puget UAeiwin Ntosa
Villeneuve
there and b. will bar. a rban.-a to show sound pointe.
L DUGGER
^KATHKKFOBD A WTATT
what b. la mad. of."
Ti>. deci.Ion I. baawl on Judge Han-
Tb. old lady * fare wore a learning .1-
praantaXL
Mb. put th. telegram la her jord'a opinion that it I. th. obvioaa in­
»OB.
pi Set aa It It wer. win. pre--loua >wr.l, ter it ion uf th. eotnmlMion to divert tha
OS«* ta Bluantwg Btack
"You will not regret It, monaleur, for, wheat traffic ot that pari of tim a'-ate
- • I baie .»tired you. you will And Moss- east ami Miutli of Spokane from Port- ALBANY I
Dcv-de Mortgage* and Pension Vouch­
Illi
OBk«o.s
• e«ir t'aaoagu« a very elev.r p.reoa."
| land to Puget sound. The action, the
ers carefully writte n and «ektiuwicdge-l.
Alerady In ber ample mind. tb. gltmmy «XMirt holds, ia an attempt on th. part
le-se-s. Contra, ts. « re prepared bvuth
uluari ’ op deelcti
titles of bridge, at ."anttain N'cwa uttc«*
gates of lo Masa, had awunx lark upon
of the commlMicn to enertaeh upon
their inaaaive blog«., and
th«
young
th. power to regulate Inter.late com-
frlsnd of bar kind master atep¡wd forth,
I mere* vreted in congrrea by its const I-
SCI«». OREGON
a f««e and happy man.
tuiion of I.' «« Etiit«-! ’■tao■
a
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a
Granville
THE SCIO STATE BANK
Federal Coart Sets Aside Joint
Rate Order.
CHAPTER V.-(Continued. >
tb* jutlg*. “I think sufficiently explain*
TY m magistral. pauwd. and bit bi. why you did nut retire to sleep
Tou
lip..
Aa uailnoua b..u of roue. fllle.1 ware tbe Invited gueal uf Madam* Rou-
tb. room and th. clerk laid down bla ;«ll. and occupied tbe room ahown you.
pre. ml 1*1 bla (aval and rapped for al­ By th. by. at wbkb door did you go Into
ienee. gating Indignantly around him In Madame Roupell'. room? Tbe one which
th. unh.nal nianuer of court function
!ed to It from your chamberT”
Brian. aa If a aacrilege had bum com
"t»h. no. monsieur, that waa locked
i
milted.
had flret to go into tba <wrrl>lor."
''Ha*, you any atat.meot which you
“That will do. Monsieur Cbabo«. you
Wish to make?” rMUined tbe magi.trntw can go." said the judge, and tbe French­
not Io th. room man, consider*bly relieved, bowed and
"Tea. 1 hare. I
at th* time of th. rommlwlon of th. retlr««l.
I was not «»en th. flrat to
murder,
Tbe servant, were then <-al)e«L .nd they
enter tbe room. I entered tbe room al
■«or. positively that nona of them had
Bioot aimultaneoualy with another person
admitted Van Llth Into tbe chateau, end
Monaieur Julea t"habot."
bad no knowledge of bla being there until
"Taka thia diagram In your hands. they saw him In Mme Iloupell'« cham
Thera 1* Madame
Roup.ll'. chamber
ber. The pref««-t ber* stated bia discov-
Thi. I. her sitting room
Where were ery of tba bruised vine laave*. and tbe
you at tbe time the shot waa fir*IY"
open window, and gate It as bla opiniuo
”1 waa juat al-out to enter the sitting that tbe entry bad la-eti there effect*!
room from tbe room beyomL which bad
Th* examination of the local pby.l
Lwn my own apart-neo* during my fur
rtan and 1 >r I'aul Maaon then followed
Bwr visits to tbe chateau. It still con
They both teotifwd that Mtue Roupell
talned aom* things of mine which I had had died from tb* eff««*ta of a pistol but
hut sent for
I recollect a case of pie
let entering tbe Law of tba brain
Thia
tola particularly, which waa lying on concluding the pr-w-eeiilng*. tb. Judge of
the toilette table "
Instruction then committed Van 1,1th to
"Laub at the pistol shown you, and any tbe prison of ia M sms .
If It la your pistol T‘
"Khali I keep Monsieur , J-Ilea «ba'-vvl
“It ia. It 1» one I brought from Amer
under surtelllan«*?'' asked tbe prefect.
Ira. 1 uaed Hile pistol for gallery pre-
when all bad retired
Ucw, of wbicb I am fond "
"I see no ocasi<>n for It," replied M
"When did you last aee It?"
Bertrand, "lie may be a fool. but be
"About ala weeks ago. It waa then In d «.n't
Ilk. a mur«tev*r “
the pistol case already referred to."
H’lt Victor I Jibia neh. still adhered ob
"Monaieur Ju)*« <’hal>o<. you any. wa. stlnstely to :h* opinion that M Chabot
already In Madam. Itoupeil'a apartin-n' ''W«aM '.--.r watching
Slipping fr-as ’I».
when you entered
Where wa. be stand
room he inatructed one of bla most rolls
IngT'
hl. secret jg-nta to keep him in eight uu
"We entered .Imultanewu.ly
He was III further <ir«l»r*. lie bad mid nothing
over by tbe other door."
al-out hl. illwovery of «be open dour. He
"Would it have been p-reelbte for Mon
would keep that to blmmlf.
It might
Oleur 1'bated to have taken that plat'd lead per ha|ia to noe of thorn grand ro<. ne
from your rase without your knowlwigoT
for which he *a. *> famou*.
"1 cannot tell. Il depends
He may
Another thing tb* prefect was dima' •
ba*, «ion* mi , but 1» would ha«» had to fled with I’p-m tb. certlficet. of the phy
enter the apartment by »ay ot Madame al-Ian. that th* MH*. Weidon were pro»
Roupell * alttlng room, becaum tbe other tratad by th. death of their aunt, they
door waa lucked "
had not been .ummoii.,1 before the tri-
"Who l«ek*| nr
'■ n.t ' I- ■
la "r • 1 .-« « ■ f pr* 1 -
Van Nth hesitated for a barely per
b. called upon to teatlfy. The prefect
oeptlble Instant of time ere ho replied
cvmsidered thia as III timed leniency, but
"I loek««d It tnyaelf, so aa to be *«cure there was no help for It. The <*rtlfi<*t.
from Interruption."
of so famo ia a phyai> Ian as Dr. Paul
"Why did you wlab to be **ur* from Waw-n had If. weight with th. judge of
Interruption F*
Inai met Ion
"B* aiia. I did not wish It known that
CHAPTER VI
I wa* In the chateau."
Dr. Paul Maona found opportunity to
"Why did you not wish it known
"That is one of th. qiiealktaa I must ahl.p.r in Chari., Van l.itb's ear, a. h-
we» led away
decline to answer "
"lh> not despair, I will iw«»w no .tone
The prefect and th. Judge exchanged
IT>. latter had no- unturned to establish your Innocrnc."
•Ignifirant glancea.
Then, a. he wrung hl. hand, be added.
tl««ed the prlaoner’a healtatlnn when «tat
Ing that it waa he hlttiarlf who had locked "Ob. if you would but .peak"
Van Llth Mid nothing In reply,
lie
the door. “That la the fir«
waa ao o»«r-.--iw ».th th. horror of hi.
told." thought M Bertrand
■ituatlon that h. could barely «Hammer
told to ahleld mimrone
11«
out hla thank, tor tb. doctor • klndnew.
compile«, evblently " Tt«*n
Orerwh.lmed by th. niagnllud. of lb.
loud:
misfortune «hl-h had overtaken him, be
"I have no mor. quern loo. to ask Th.
euffeved blmerlf to b. conducted unrealat
.lamination of the pria-mer la ron> lu<ted
it run tngly tn that aotnbre vehicle, in which,
Y.u will retain him in the cb
tody, and allow no one but bia rouoael or eloaely barred and huddled together Ilk.
•beep, pr.eonara are carried to th. dark
physician to a*, him under any pretext
ami gloomy roll. of 1« Maia.
Paul Ma
whatenever."
•on Immediately look a cab to th. Hue <1*
Juleo (’habot waa th* next witneea to
Rerardy. where h. at., though sparingly,
he examined. Hla teatlmony waa aubatan
tially the Mine aa contained In tbe pre of th. breakfast which bla houeekwiwr,
fart'a report
He awore positively enough Ixxilae. bad long ago prepared against hla
coming
to finding Van Llth In Mm* Koupeir.
"Well, Madam. Roupell waa murdered
chamber Immediately after hearing the re
port of the platol. lie also swore thst thia morning at th. Chateau Villeneuve."
he Mid at last.
Mme. Itou}*ell and Van l.lth wero on bad
The old »arrant started violently. 8he
terma, and gave, though with a well
aMumed ahow of reluctance, a pretty full set doan tb. pot from which ah. was
recapitulation of th. fact, which had about to pour a fraah cup of coffw for the
brought about th. final quarrel between doctor, and trembled from bead to foot.
"!• It poMible?" .1.« - • llttaA
them.
"It la not only poMlbl«. but, alaa. It la
At this stag, of the examination, the
a fact." repeated tb. doctor; "and aa
prefect »a. Men to whisper something to
If that waa not trouble enongb In one
the Judge, and tbe latter then asked
"fou testify that nearly
an
hour da*, my fri.nd Monsieur Charlm Van
l.tth has bwn arrest*!, charged with th.
•lapsed tietween tbe tint, when you war*
'‘oniiuiMiixi of the crime."
ahown to your room and tb. firing ot the
At tbla additional Inlelllgenc th. old
pletol. 'Hie condition ot your bed prove,
woman's .ye. nearly started out of b.r
that you bad not slept In It. and when
bead.
you row. be«l Madatua Hou|«eH's chamber
"Monsieur Charles I
How
you were fully dr-uvved
Why did you
guilty of such a thing? He.
not retire to real?"
"Himply be.aua* I waa not aleepy,” re­ cheerful, *> pollt. to everybody I I will
piled M. t'habot, rolorlng somewliat. and never belle*. It."
"II. was in tb* chateau laat night, and
fingering hla long muatsche nervously. "I
poaltlvely refuse, to 1.11 .van m. bow he
was bu.y writing "
cam. to b. there, Hut th.r. la a report
"What were you writing?"
of the wbol. affair In tb. morning paper
M Chabot hesitated and stammered.
"If you do not immediately answer You can read It for your«»lf."
Th. ohl lady put on her glaaoM, and
Biy question. I aha 11 have no alternatlv.
but to commit you. moualeur," Mid tbe .Imply devour«! tb* paper which th. doc
tor banded b*r. Suddenly ab. .»claim
judge, in • stern vol«-*.
ed :
Jula* Chabot healtale-l no longer Craw
"Monsieur Van l.itb'a allene haa some
Ing a letter from bia pocket- be hau.led it
thing to do with one of th. young ladle.
Up to the bench.
,011 may depend upon It."
"It la a confidential communication ad
ImulM pointed to a certain paragraph
dreeee.l to a laily," be said, "and 1 Uust
In th* report of the tragedy, which bad
you will ree|«e«-t It."
M Bertrand c«>uld but with difficulty already. In tbe .hap. of an ".i»ra," found
repreea a «mile as be ran bla .yea rap­ Its way tbua early Into print :
"It baa transpired that a light waa
idly over tbe letter, which was nothing
burning In the ,-tiamtwr of Mila. Harriet
less than the draft of a written proposl
lion of marr.age to Miss Harriet Weldon. WelA«n. a uiec. of th. murdered «roman,
It bad evldenlly been the aubject of much at a 1st. hour. It would not .tirprie. u.
care, s. the froqueot erasure* and Inter- to learn that this young lady ultimately
lineal Iona ahowevl.
It waa couched In prored to b. th. “woman In tbe caw"
“You gl*. me credit for too much
flowery and high flown language, ami full
"ft I.
of th. moat extra«agant espreaalons of sharpneiu«, you see,” Mid I -ou I a.
th. Idea of the reporter. not mina”
(¿ora-
bmb I i—ulisr thing about
"Ah," replied the doctor, “tboe. report-
It waa the writer bad evidently been as­
certain aa to which of tbe two young era ar. very sharp fellows. 8nme of th»m
ladles he ahoulil aak for. a* th. word* ar. aa good aa trained detectlvea."
"They are g«x«d enough In their way,”
"Mlle Harriet Weld-m" had been first
written ami then »cratebed out. as If he remarked th. old housekeeper, •• ah. b.
thought there waa no bop* for him In gan to clear away the breakfast dl.hea.
that direction, and "Mlle Emily Weldon" "but could they begin to compete with
put In their stead
Victor 1-Ablanch. such men aa Marmaml. Ha-wtud or Alfred
ber* again whispered In th* ear of th. Cawagne -.peclally I'aa-uigne? Oh, h.
la aa sharp aa a needl.. nothing «sewpea
judge of In.trm-tlon and the latter Mid
“I would ask you If you were o-x». him."
"Tell ua something mor* about thia Al­
pled during all th. int.rval which elapwd
Why do you mention
between the time of your retiring and fred CaaMgne.
him. particularly?"
hearing th* re;*-rt of th. pistol, in writ
"First, be«-auM b. baa a good repute-
Ing thi. letter?"
"I waa not »0 engaged duriag tbe en­ lion, and wiondiy, bwaua. I h*pp.o to
tire tlm.; th. point of my p.neil broke, know something about him, monsieur," r.
and I bad no penknlf. with which to re­ plied th. housekeeper, highly gratified at
being thus Interrogated. "He I. on. of
sharpen it."
"You ware right, monateur I. prefect," th* moot famou. detective, in Paris, and
•sclaim*«! th. Judge, with a meaning b. has no need to be a detect I*, at all,
glance at th. official. "How long a tim. or anything elm. tar that matter, aa he
•I«pa»d between tbe breaking of your ha. plenty of money to II*. upon. Ah. h.
la grand It la a pension with him. Wh.n
pancll and tho report of th. platol?"
"About fiv. minutes, I should aay. anyon. .la* falls to get to th. bottom of
Probably longer.
It might have been a mystery, they call In Monsieur Cae
■Kir. and It may bar. been I ma. I could sains and h. el way* eucremla."
“Al ways?"
■ot My for certain."
“If ba does not It Io b*naao the
"Th. letter yea hav. shown cm ," sold
Dentist
RILING IS BY JUDGE HANFORD
Pap’s Coffee House
Attorney-at-Lar
c
ROYAL RESTAURANT
Attorney sat-Lair
y
Attorney 8-at-Laïc
ve
It waa a bvautlfui morning th. bird.
Ths psrtlcuiar portion ot the oom-
Mag invlodlouaiy In th. trees which aur-
r< .tided tb. Chateau V|ll»a«uv*.
It. ' mission's order to which ths reilnskls
Ma«<>o badarrlrrd from Faria on an early took exception waa that prescribing
train, and waa now taring impatieatly trial th. freight eliatgre paiti by the
to an-l fro on tbe broad t er rar« In front sblpjwre In gtoes ••» to b- divid«xi
of th« house
In bla band I«« be.d a Imtween the several carrier« partici­
telegram »tnrh h- h«d roeived from M. pating in tbe eerviee. The l«anda of
t'a.Mcu*. tb* det* tit*. II. was glancing the commiMlon, however, ate not abeo-
at it for perhaps th« twentieth lima,
Intely tirti, for Judge Hanford says no
el.rn one of the windows of th. morning
Injury will bt> inflicted by the making
room, which was «n a l«v«l with the
Xi- i-.d, • 1 '. In » «.¡med. and Emily of the supplemental ordrr apportioning
IVrldon a'ept*l out upon th« terra«*» the joint rates.
From Judge Hanford's opinion It
St.- >. «• pale < ., n to gliastllne.. Not-
wtthstaad eg the '• x mb «f tb» pr-
• would appear that tbe commiMlon is
-lay .be had p««aed a a!eep)«ea night. entitled to prescribe a joint rate In the
I'ha upper ■ liaint«era of the
rhateau 1 future provide«! tliat the objectionable
bad all boen placed nnder seal.
Toder frat ores of the present ord«r are obvi­
the iMtorable criminal lawa of Franca, ated.
•lie bad ben «i-uied e»eu tbe coMolatioa
"The injunction to be ir*u«-<i," ear.
of watching by tha body of be* b»n<- the court, "will n<«t re.train the rail­
factrese
and her excited condltl<m of way euitiminr.iiii from making such an
mind prsdudad ber from taking that ro- order. This court will not ael aa de a
i»o«r of whi<b ab* was no much In need-
. joint rate by Interlocut-iry decree or
Harriet, on tb. rootrary, to wbo*e
provisional injunction, nur at all, un­
softer nature the relief of tear, bad not
been denied, bad. Inward «iaybreak. fallen lee. upon final hearing it .hall Ire
asleep on a sofa
I tterly worn out by l«rore«l to be insufficient and unreason­
the eirnts of the laat twenty four hour«, able "
The jutinlitAion of the Units«! Stats*
sb* now .lumbered
peacefully s. an
infant, which, .«cited by eoma cnildiah District court, which wss «ineelioned by
tribuUtioii. sinks at last to reel In Ita the railroads, ia maintain«*! by Judge
mother's arnm
Hanford.
Emily advanced a few step* aJong tba
ASHES COVER THE QROUNO.
tetra«* toward l»r. Mason, who hastened
to meet ber
Her first qurotloo wa. as
to whether M Csaaagne. th* detective Noma and Vicinity Burled In Volcanic
Eruptive Matter.
hsd yet arrived, foe tba doctor bad tel*
graphed b«r that they would both bo
Heattie, Nov. 30.—A special to the
there in th. morn ng
Morning rime, from Nome anta Nome
"I am expecting him every minuta,'*
' and probably the entire Seward penin­
plied Mason
"Thia tri »gram rea.hed ma
sula i. .brooded in an ashy haa« and
late last night at my bourn In Parte, I
should gather from It that be la a very the ground for miles ia covered eeveral
peculiar personage indeed. Just look at iochea de«'p w ith a fine gntly powdet,
which i. believed to l«e voloanic ash.
that, and tall m. what you mak. of IL
The .torm began setenil days ago,
8II" look th. telegram and read It. a
the dual blowing in from the ireab,
faint .mil. upon her lip*.
"Il certainly la a etirlou. production. but al first little attention was paid to
Hr seerns to put mor. «Irr«, on bow be the freak of nature, aa it waa expected
• hall be fed iban anything .Iw."
tliat It would soon c«uuw
Ingtaad,
"Will ba at vllleneuve at nine morning however, the fall <x>ntinii«vl, and after
plena* have ornrlrti. au rhum and trufllM a day became so dtnae m to seriously
breakfast will bring my own roti—
interfere with outdoor pursuits. Min-
"ALFRED CASHAGNE."
» hi coming Into town reported tliat for
"I am told b. la t. odd creature," Ä
miles the .now waa ao impregnated
served th. doctor, "but aleo that ba Is
with tne tuilic. that sledding wa. al­
one of th. moat remarkable mea In hla
Further, the air 1»
line that ha. been known aluce th. .laya most itnp-waiiile.
80 full of aahru tliat breathing >* diffi­
la
very
««rang*
that
ba
of Fouche.
It
It ia now nearly half cult and th* fine powder ban aifted into
does not come
boutea and basin««.« placi-e to soch an
part nine.”
extent that it i. thick on th. floor, an.I
(To bo continued.)
on everything in the «ray of g.oda and
A lllg.r.wrw.
household furniture.
It i. believed
A b Trinh priMt had labored hard tliat some of the numerous volcanic ia-
with one of hla flock to Indue, him to lands, either betwean thia toa»1 and 81-
beria, or mote probably tboaa islands
give up whlaky.
"I tell you. Michael," said tt>o prtmrt. in the Alaska p*nin«ula, or the Aleuti­
"whisky 1» your worst enemy, st»! you an Island», i» again eruption, and that
No
should keep •• far sway frvtn It aa you the aahy downpour is the result.
garlcna results are anticipated, but
can."
"Ma enemy. Is IL father?" reop«>n«led much inconvenien«?« is being caused by
Mldmel, “ntU It was your rlverencr'e the peculiar »torm.
Mf that we. fellin' ua In the pulpit
Penalty of Wrecking Cxar'a Yacht
only laat Huuday to love our enomlea I”
Hl. Petersburg, Nov. 30.—The rom-
* So It wwa, Mlcliael,” rejoined the
mlaslon apf-olntod to investigate the
priest, "but I didn't tell you to swal­
stranding of the Imperial yacht Stand­
low them." Kansas City Indep««ndent.
ard, September 11, which ran on the
nets off Mono while the emperor and
III. I.SM.
"June la ma favorite month," mid the members cl hla family wero on
Rear
the [«owttcal hobo, aa tie ecrlbbled an board, ha« handed in it. finding.
■>de on the back of a tomato can label. Admiral Nilof! and Captain Tschagln
" Taln’t mine." sighed Handy 1‘lkcA are reptemanded. Lieutenant Colonel
lugubrloualy.
"I always have to go Konnockow ia dismissed from the eerv-
ice and Lieutenant Hultanof? ia place«!
hit ref noted tn» dat month."
under
arrest lor one week
General
that
'Hersf-oted?
Why, bow la
Schema nn, director of the pilotage eye­
pair
tom on the Finnish cossl, ia acquitted.
"Why, you me. people throw all dell
old eboea at de June bridea."
Dr. J. Mon Foo
An
Fxpcrience«l
CHINtSf MEDKINES
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Manager,
mar Third and Bna lalMn lu.
ALBANY. OnitnnN
Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
8uccr»» >r to th •
■ IL g W.. Tong, of
Alban*, Oregon, I» now pro; ared to
furnian Ch n< -e m«-dic:io- to all.
The
<indrr*>g<ir-l
r,<-uninend« him
and
u «rant-*-. •Ati.l.o lion. Call or write
him at 117 W- at
. 1 I >t* • t. Mlieiiy
Oregon.
M. WEM FALL
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All ot theabov* train« cooneri with Sonthet*
rartfle lomtany tram*, botb st AlUaay and
< mvallta. aa well as tnUn tor I«*troll, giving
direct *rn>s u> Newport amt ajyaoani boorIn*
•• well as Breiten bush Mut *p Ing*.
Tor turthOT intoiinatiu«« apply to
Uto r NBVIN* u«n P*M AgV
II It.CBUNiaC Ag*nt, Albany
no .
Brwbe.
B < ta.
<14 »V fkad, »
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h**l>vft Utïlvdk. GM F
ig the «kin
lie« in keeping
akin pro
tectedaswcllaicJean>c«L Jiut
washing i> not enough—that
only leaves th* delicate «urface
more evpoied to the irritation
«•f dust and germ«j to merci­
less attacks of sun and
weather. After washing, ap­
ply Roberdne and evper-.ence
its delightful refrethmenL
You wi.1 admire the iine-lcsa
softness it ini;iart» to face,
ne- k ami arm«. It not only
stimulates a radant glow, i«ut
protects the skin frotiiltccom-
mg coarse
lYevenu burn­
ing, tan and fr « kies.
Pn-rtf Sr a
Scio Livery & Feed Stables
MYER A McKMldlT, Proprietors
Hacks connect with all trains both at West
and Munkers
I
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers. Prices reasonable
New York, Nov. 30.—Fricre of near­
ly all gradee of meat were reported by
local dealer» yesterday to be dropping
rapidly in thi» market, conaerpiont up­
on the decrease In tbe coat of cattle at
Western ¡»eking honso renter*.
Ei-
Big Umbrella.'
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Beautiful Face
only development of the day in the in­
junction suits of the rnlimad linen
against the state laws 1» the conatlnual
Kt*va«*4.
What's becoma of swearing in cf deputies by the United
rtwf» Light
that omin«any your brother formed tor 8late, marshal. It ia given out that
the court ia determine«! that there shall
the purvoee Of elevating the rtage?
be moat alwolnte obwervanre of it» ord-
Miaa Sue Rrette—Gone
up I—Tow­
ere.
It I* a nit I pa ted here that the writ
sera SUteamaa.
will bo disobeyed, aa a teot cane.
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The Count—Yea. 1 wsa almost p-<l-
flv. se fair girl was thinking of me.
The Ihrka—Tten why didn't yon
era Ik up and say; "A penny for your
I
ihougbta?”
The Count—Too rtaky. monaieur; far rept for the very l«e»t gradew, I we I Is 3
I to 5 rente a pound lea* than a month
too rlaky. I didn't have a penny.
agn.
Mutton and lamb are from t to 4
Aiwa»* T«ra»«»ee.
'rente lowrr.
Pork, corned beef and
the guide. "there similar product« are 3 rente lower than
"YeB." announced
I
/,»•* Rain
.. 1 In the Faca
Quite
<
a role- , »hurt time ag«.
bra ted Indian."
the
tourist
"Indeed !" exclaimed
Court to Enforce Order.
"Anil who !• Diet other Indian with
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 30.—The
him?"
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