THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT
eculd nuvw, uever be io cruel as to re
fuse. ”
Two k <> I die th lay on the I off lefieid
He turned away and began pacing
At night v. hen il;e nun went down
the lawn in uu uudecided, wavering
On» held a lock cf thin gray hair,
fashion, quite unlike his usual firm
And one held a
of brown.
step. The girl followed him and laid
One thought of htu Hwewthearl back
oue hand on his arm.
home.
‘‘Tell me," she whispered beseech
Happy an-! young it nd gay.
ingly. Then she raised heiself ou tiptoe
And one c-f hi»n other left alone.
Feeble and old and gray.
and kissed him.
“Icanuoi risist,”he murmured, then
Each in the thovght that a woman e.ired
stooped suddenly and whispered some
Murrnui ed a prat ei ,0 God.
Lifting hia gaze to tin- blue uliove.
thing into her eur.
There 01 the bad tie wod.
“Is that nil?" she asked, in evident
surprise. He nodded.
Each in Hie joy of a woamn’» love
Smiled ! hi oligli if <• j.rin of deulh,
Th- next afternoon Elsie refused all
Munnurp'i the sound of a woman'a same,
offers of companionship aud went off
Though with hi» puiturg breath.
for a solitary Stroll. As she approach! d ,
Pale grew the dying lips of each.
a little wooded copse about half a mile
Then, as the sun went down.
from the tioyse a young man sauntered
One kiHM-d n lock of • thin gray heir.
slowly toward her.
And un<- kuued aj<x*k of blown.
“Well, what success this time?” he
—Town Talk
demanded, without troubling to make
any preliminary greeting.
“Wait a minute, Hugh," the girl an
swered. ‘‘1 am quite breathless with
“Tell,” the girl pleaded coaxingly, hurrjdtig. That tiresome Enid wanted
to come with me. And I wasn’t at all
with her soft cheek ugaiust his.
“Ask mo anything but that and I sure of Alan not coming too.”
The man stood for a nnante or two
wil! grant it,” answered her lover. in silence, thr n glanced ut his compan
"That is a mutter which concerns my ion impatiently.
honor, and so not even for you can 1”—
"I have got it.” she answered quiet
"Oh,” she interrupted pettishly “I ly, returning bis glance.
mu sick of healing that cant about your
His whole face changed and glowed
honor. You only promised yonr father, with triumph.
"You little darling, you clever little
and 1 am snre if he had known me he
would have told me, but you—you are darling,” he exclaimed, and then took
a- hard as adamant You can't otire for her in his arms and kissed her passion
m< properly, or you would do what I ately She lay quite passive ill bis em
atk you—the very first thing 1 have brace, her dark eyes gleaming with titi-
derest love.
ever asked you,” she ended pettishly.
"Now we cun marry,” he whispered.
Alan Dmaine smiled ut the pretty
exhibition of childish wrath. Then lie “But you have not told me yet, Elsie.
Are you sure you have got the exact
said gravely, yet firmly:
“It is no use, Elsie You are causing details?"
“It is all written here, word for
both yourself and me needless puin by
constantly ti-ustug me on this matter word, as Alan repeated it to me," she
Once mid for ull 1 eannet tell you, so replied.
lie read the paper greedily which she
now let us talk of sonit thing pleasant
What w the last new gown like? ’ he Imuded to him, then placed it in bis
pocketbook aud drew u deep breath of
ended, smiling lovingly down at her.
------- Will Run fhe-------
The girl looked a^, him, a curious relief
“
So
that
is
all
the
secret
of
De-
glance, half menace, half malice, then,
veiling her eyes, drooping before his maine's wonderful purple dye,” lie
ardent glance, she allowed herself to be said "Well, I rather think now that
the weather pernnttiug, between Astoria and Tillamook Citj
coaxed, fluttered mid petted into a seem the monopoly is destroyed Won't the Will make trip« every five daya,
carrying freight and passengers.
old fashioned firm be astonished when
ingly forgetful mood.
ELMORE, SANBORN k Co., Aitori«, or COHN & CO., Tillgmook, Agt».
"1 wonder why the little witch is so tiny find themselves undersold ill the
eager to know the secret—a trade secret market by a dye exactly like their own. "
too?” thought Demaine to himself that And he laughed a cruel laugh of tri
night as he atuoked a quiet cigar “A umph. ‘‘I always hated Demaiiie," lie
KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER I
childish whim, 1 suppose, or woman's i;< ntinue-d. “always Thiswill bespleu-
did revenge, besides making all our for
curiosity ”
And, so thinking, he dismissed the tunes. But come, Elsie," he added, “it
is timo we were moving 1'11 see you to
subject from his mind.
But ho would not have dismissed it the park gules, and then 1 must get
quite so easily if ho could have looked back to town."
A month passed away, aud Elsie was
into a distant ebumber in another part
of the house mid seen a little fury < x still visiting the Dvniuines, etill out
citedly pacing the floor and muruiuritg wardly engaged to Alan, of whom uev-
| ertlii less she saw very little
to herself:
''Hugh,'' Elsie said to her lover one
"1 will get to know it yet. whether
by fair means or foul it matters lilt o, evening, “don’t you think"— and then
she stopped in contusion.
but I will get it, and then”—
25* 50 ♦
DRUGGISTS
"Think w bat?" said Hugh idly, with
■'1 must be off to tho works at once, "
A tabletnoxr nnd then will prevent dlarrhcpa. dysentery,all summer complaint?,causing easy.natural
Alau said next morning to his mother out loekiug nt her.
results. Kample and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago, Montreal, Can., or New York. 270
“That it is not verv nice or pleasant
and sisters "Tell Elsie, when she
comes down, that I am awfully sorry for in« to be staying in Alan's home,
not to be aldo tn take her for a drive, as when I-have—betrayed him?” she ended
we arranged yesterday, but something bravely
"I don't see what eise you cun do,”
unex|M>< ted bay turned up, mid I uni com
pelled to attend to it. No eye like the retorted Hugh lazily, "uuless you go
master’s—ell, mother?" he finished back to your aunt's. ”
Tho girl crimsoned to her brow.
laughingly.
“Couldn't we be married now?" she TILLAMOOK.
Mrs Deuinine looked fondly ut her
whispered iu sbanied tones.
■on.
lie looked ut her sharply, then replied:
“You are just like your father,” she
said proudly "It was ay« duty before "Look hero, Elsie, it is best to bo
pleasure with him, hut I'll tell the straightforward, so wo may as well end
lassie, Alan, mid maybe you'll be this farce nt cnco 1 am euguged to my
cousin Marian, and wo are to be mar
home by dinner time. ”
“1 can't say, mother,” he answered ried next month."
3eaac Jlmler,
There win u long silence. Up in the Shaving, Hair Cutting and al) Tonaorial Work A Nice Rig and
cheerily; ‘‘«-uly wait for me. ”
Done in the Latest Style of the Art.
And then they heard the hull door Iwight blue heavens n bird was caroling
A Good Safe Team
close and knew he was off. The day merrily, and iu u strange, tueebauioal
I
wore away Elsie declined Enid De niumier Elsie cxiuntcd live daisies which
that yon can drive with com
Razors Honed
luaino's effi-r tn drive lie» in place of wvre in a cluster at her feet Then site Sharing.
15 eta.
on Short Notice
Hair Cutting
as eta.
Alim and went off for u long walk by ■poke:
fort and enjoyment.
"So voa just used me as a toal, Next Door to Post Office,
herself Enid mid Cicely looked curi
Tillamook
Our patrons will find every,
ously after her as she walked down the Ifagli?”
"Yea," he aoquiesoed shamefacedly
thing in first class shape and
drive, mid then Cicely said half dream
She laughed—a strange, hard laugh
ily!
our prices reasonable.
“It do«a not hnri very much after all
"1 do think therein something odd
—
not
very
much,*'
she
repeated
pits
atout Elsie 1 wish Alan had not falivu
JONES BROS.
in love with her1* Doyon know," low ously, uud then without another word
tfirned
and
left
him.
ertng her vciee to mi awessrii keu whin
When Alan liernaine reached home Do you want to
) i, "1'in afraid she is not tto»
Heat night, his mother aud sisters met
worthy ”
When Alun came home that evenxig, him with the le ws that Elsie bad been
lie wen id in nproarionsly good - pints. suddenly suainiotied to meat her ainit
He limghid and chatted mid joked mid “Though when she got the letter I'm
h a-iil t-iitil his mother declared that sure 1^don't knew," uifdial Euid suspi
ho was''ley ” After di liner he invited piously. Her brother made no reply, but
your
Elsie cut on to the terrace, to Maee the went straight to his owu room, suil
moonlight,' he declared tuenditeltiutdy there, ou the toilet table, lay a tear
Very fair tiud «wert the girl locked stained note
"I have Isa n a wicked, deceitful
in her pretty w hits pawn of some shim
mering material, and so In-r lover evi girl," the letter ran, "and now the
dently thought, (or h<- suddenly caught greatest punishment 1 leave to bear is
her tojiis biiast and rained pawlonaK- tho knowledge that I have brought rain town loTor timber clnim or any
kisses oil her brow and lips. Then, just ii | miii you." Then followed an explana ytlierhmpraved or unimproved real
ns suddenly, he thrust her from him tian concerning her curiosity about the
and stia-d facing her in (be moan light. dye. and th« note euded with a plea for .••tute? If bo you want to put it into
The girl was halt trighieued at his man forgivetiess.
In reply Alan wrote as follow«: “My the l and« of some on« whe will ad
THE ...... »•
nor
forgiveuesa
you have fully and freely, vertís« and try to «ell it. I have
"What is the matter, Alan?" site
and I kineerely wish yeu every happi ¡nut openeil in this city a thorough
asked timidly.
unson
ypewriter
"Noshing, uiy pet,” he replied in bí« ness in the future. You must not dis ly equipped
Contains M obe I mportant and E ssential F ka -
tress
yourm
If
about
'ruining
me,
'
as
tvrrm reawired of n first cis«» Writing Machine
old manner, "only yon looked so be
than ran he fohiid in adv other O ne Standsrd
the 'wcret' (■?) which I told yon con
witching 1 think I lost my suttsea, ”
Typewriter. Our price is within the reach of
cerning
the
purple
dye
is
no
secret
at
”1 think you did, "she retorted co-
oil parties requiring a high grade machine
Write id for full particulars.
all,
but
a
very
ordinary
chemical
prep
quettishly. "Alan.” site continued
7'Ar
Tifpeirriter Co.
earuestiy, "do you really and truly love illation well known in the trade. For
give me for deceiving you. I overheard
MANUFACTURERS
llHrf”
vnnr
conversation
with
the
scamp
who
He looked at her curiously, then,
'VEST t.AKKST.,
CHICAGO, It!.
And am now prep«red Jto tran
i seil you as bis tool, and I could not re
recolhx-tlug himself, replied:
sact
all
business
usually
connected
•'Who» a foolish question to ask! list my little piece of reveuge The De
Doa t Tabarra «pit »ad towh Tour I ife Away.
How many hundreds of times have 1 maiae dye is a secret still, so yon may with such offices.
To quit lobaoco easily and forever, be mag
rvase fsrttiug atioul that. Mv matlnr.
told yon lite old, old story?"
full of lite, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
I expect to make a specialty of nelic.
Boe. the wonder worker, that make* weak men
"Hnt."she persisted, raising her face who knows nothing, sends yon her love.
strong.
All druggist», ¿tk: or II. Curcguaran-
to his, "1 uever, never can believe it In a day or two I shall simply tell her the sal« of Tillam.M»k County »airy terd Booklet
and anmpln free. Address
that the engagement la iMiuiolved. "
nutll yon fell me that secret. ”
T jiiu I m and for that puipos« will Steriint Remedy Cn, Chicago or New Yoik
Three months after the dispatch of
His face darken«! at her words.
advertise extensively in eastern
"Lild 1 not Wil yon last night that i this letter Alau's manager ceam-d fttun
your persistency was worse than UM» troutdiug. tor the uew firm failed irre papers. If yuu have any land, for
less?" he Mlurted, Itaiking coldly down : trievahly
sale now is the time to bring it in
“Haug it all!” said Hugh to biscon
at her.
local ' d Ì sease
and list it.
fldcuttal
assistant.
"We
have
got
the
“Well, then." sin- auswered passion
ms Is tiw rassit st csMs a<W
cor
mt
tagredtenta,
man.
It
must
be
in
If
you
want
to
buy
or
trade
f«r
atvly, "until you do t< H me 1 will
«■WSae ckawtK chraÿs».
the mixing that we fail.”
Itcan baenred bes| ,T««»nt
never marry yon—never!"
real ««late, if you hav« property remedy
which la •rollad db
Aud
when
his
speich
found
its
way
There Was a long silence between
rvetly lato ths nostrils. Be
to Alan's ears ho simply laughed. "It y«u desire attented to in your ab-
them Finally the tuau broke it
"Do yen m<»g what you say?" he wm Delilah who faikvl," he said to aenc«. «r any other business in th«
himaolf, "noS I lie mixing.'* And then, real estate line you are respect
asked ill a lew. tense votoa.
"Certainly," she responded in a hard, with a new, glial hope springing in his
xeknovtotocvd to tw U m n
fully invited tóceme and tee me to N««aî
Catarrh.
I« Head
determined tone Then, rliangiug her Heart, he joined his si> ters and his sis
rvmadiea.
It ope^p ard ciranaea th« nnaa) paaaarr«.
manner to one of winmug sweetueaa: lets' friend Al on tea ia the drawiui
aliava paia and laftamnw n. haaiz tba aor»a. pro-
tectatba mafnivax« from c-» la, n*t«x*a th» ten ¿a
"B-it I know you will tell ui« You ■ oom. — Luudou Sun
Expert Cooks Claim that
AS THE SUN WENT DOWN.
ROYAL CREAM FLOUR
IS THE BEST
Notice.
VUe are Helling more at thia kind than all
□fher branda Combinad.
I will be in Tillamook City Septem-
ber 25tli. and remain one week
This will be my latt trip this hill.
Thoso wishing work done will bear
this in mind
will be convinced.
Foard & Stokes,
Astoria, Oregon.
THE DEMAINE DYE.
ÂLIÆN * HOUSE
J. P, ALLEN PROP.
Reduced bares!
First Class Accommodations at a
Second Class Rate...
Beet Meals In the City.
TM.LAMOOK, .OhCOOh
Astoria and
Tillamook Wilson River and
pacific Jlavigatioi] Company
Steamer NV. H. Harrison,
or R. F. Elmore,
^ANDY CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
JONES BROS,
fiable
T onaorial
Try it and you
T- C.
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M c N amer , P rop .
Tillamook Stage
E mmet Q uick , D river -
Leaves Forest Grove, 6 A. M„ 6m day s, Tttesdnj s mid '1 Imrsdsyi
Leaves Tillamook,
6 A.M.. Mondsys, Wednesdays 4 Fridays,
TRIP IN TEN HOURS
-
FARE, 4 DOLLARS
-
Connects With 4 P. M. Train at Forest Grove.
Piuest Fishing la Oregon Along the Wilson River and its Tributaries, Giant Trees,
ful Scenery, University Falls and Good Accomodations.
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’asaca
AND RESTAURANT
A lways has on
hand
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
I
A lso a complete line of
Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco I
and Stationery.
Best ZvCeals in tlxe Citsr.
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Wm Knoell, Prop I
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LuncheB from IQ Gents up
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SELL
FARM
M
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CATARRH
Ely’s Crum Balm
D. DeK. Bowman,
Tillamook, Ore.
oftaataaadpoeti. PneeJAc atm^kDauoebymaiL
BLT BKOIHUU. M Asm>vw<,«n> y
‘Furniture Store and:
(Satinet Shop
-------- Keeps on Hand a Complete Stock of■
Furniture- Matting. Wall Paper. Window Shades ant
Floor Oil Cloth.
All Kinds of Cabinet work' Turning- Scroll sawing et.< •
etc. done on short notice.
Screen doorsand Windows made to Order
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
Don’t Spend a Dollar
for
Medicine
until you have tried
oogooo
N ou can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
If you don t find this sort of
Ripans Tabules
At the Druggist’s
Send Five Cents to T h « Rir*m CimnCAX, COMBAKT. No- 10
Spruce St., Sew York, aa<i they will be seat to you by mail; or
Il carton» will be mailed for 48 cent». The chaocea are ten to
one that Ripans Tahules are the very medicine yon need.
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