Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, October 20, 1898, Image 4

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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 20, 1898.
The girl who had tasted all the bit­
VIA PNEUMATIC TUBE.
e man who whlupwr» down a well
terness of an orphaned life, clung to
About the good» lie ha» to »ell,
the motherless child with all tfe ve-
ou
t reap the gleaming, golden dollars
THE LOVE STORY
hemency uf a first love. Night ard day
Like one who climbs a tree and hollers.
she
prayed
that
something
might
inter
­
OF NUMBER SIX.
fere to let her keep the little girl a lit-
*Tl» a Tale of Devotion Well Rewarded.
I tie longer.
An inventor has worked out a scheme
not our intention to, nor do think it best to
And the unexpected happened. A by which a restaurant company, or a
stranger alighted one day from the municipal kitchen like that at Grenoble.
N the Baptist orphan asylum of a single-horse fly which piied between France, could supply any number of
small town in \’ermont Lizzie Mac- the railway station and the best hotel patrons with hot dinners via pneumatic
ready was known as No. 6. The name in town. He was a handsome, prosper­ tube, and do away at the same time
till you’re tired out but we do want you to remember that we always keep
was particularly fitting for more rea­ ous looking man. His clothes and the with dish washing in the home,says th*
Philadelphia
Times.
sons than one. Lizzie was the youngest alligator bag indicated that. He asked
on limili a good fresh supply of all kinds of
The idea is to lay a pneumatic sub­
child in a family of six. She was the for the best room in the house and paid
sixth orphan who had been admitted for it in advance. The morning after way from the manufacturing kitchen
to the institution in the sixth year of his arrival he set out for the parsonage, or restaurant, with branches to the
its establishment. Her father was a and through the volubility of the min­ dining-rooms of patrons. At the proper
locomotive engineer on the Vermont ister’s housekeeper, it soon leaked out points valves worked by electricity
Merchandise, Groceries. Dry Goods, etc. Jiiwt step
_ into our store . for a moment
Central r .ilway. Lizzie, the youngest that he had come to inquire about Mrs. from the restaurant shut off the tube
snd.let
us
convince
you
that
what
we
say
is
true,
that our stock is good and
child, was six years old when be was Rossiter. The parson took him first to ahead and divert the vessels traveling
killed in a collision, and brought home the little graveyard and showed him in the tube to the house for whidh they
we sell it just as cheap as anyone
a corpse to his little one. His eldest the mound beneath which the old char­ were intended.
The various edibles, including soups,
daughter had been keeping house since woman lay buried. Then he accom­
the death of her mother, and soon after panied him to the orphanage to see lit­ dessert, etc., are to be inclosed in air­
tight metal balls, enameled in different
the father’s demise she married a sec­ tle Bee.
Lizzie Macready was busy at a win­ and pleasing colors. These balls will
tion boss. The children were scattered
among friends and relatives. The boys dow when the stranger and the parson have tops that unscrew, and each pa­
The tron will be provided with a proper tool
had found good homes and were all at walked up the gravel path.
work earning money. Lizzie was taken bronzed face of the former was aglow to unscrew his dinner. He will then set
into the orphanage, of which her aunt, with excitement. Lizzie had never seen the lids to one side, place the pretty
r kindly, middle-aged
woman, was a more pleasing face, she thought. It circular dishes made of the lower
was a good, honest face, too, and when halves in wire or other stands on his
matron.
Principal Office,
Hobsonville, Oregon
Nobody objected to this arrange­ a moment later she was requested to diu<ing-room table, and proceed to dine.
bring
little
Bee
to
the
reception-room
After
each
meal
he
will
screw
the
No. 3 Cal. St-San Francisco, Cal
ment, for .Miss »Sanders stood very high
Perhaps covers on again, drop the balls, with all
in the esteem of the townspeople, who her heart throbbed wildly.
her
prayer
had
been
heard.
refuse, back into a return pneumatic­
thought it but right that the youngest
The woman and the child entered the tube, and light his cigar in peace, with
child of the dead engineer should be
cared for at the expense of the county, room, and the stranger came forward no worry about dish washing, and noth­
since all the others had not become to greet them. He caught the little girl ing else to do but pay the bills.
in his arms and kissed her. Bee, who
burdens on their charity.
CATNIP FOR THE CATS.
Number »Six grew up a likely girl had never before been caressed by a
amidst the orphans of the place, and man, wound her arms around his neck
it
Waa th»» Mean» of Making a Young
now, at the age of 16, she was quite a and laid her head on his shoulder. A
Mau of Boston Popular with
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. I Always has ou Hand
help to her aunt, who still continued in good omen, thought Lizzie, and confid­
FRESH BREAD, PIES and CAKES
the felines.
ingly
shook
the
stranger
’
s
hand.
The
CLASSES
WERE RESUMED ON THE
charge of the county’s waifs. All who
Also a aomplete line of
minister
introduced
the
stranger
ns
Mr.
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
had been there w hen she was a toddler
Speaking of cats, a young man lining
Fresh Fruits,
Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco and
Stationery
were gone. The girls had sought serv­ Correll, little Bee’s half brother. Ills in East Lexington has become the bene­
ice with the townspeople, the boys were father, a wild, reckless fellow, had left factor of several downtown Toms, who. GRADED COURSE OF INSTRUC­
Meals
city,
15cts
up
TION
nt work in the fields. Lizzie was taking his wife. He had taken their child, a
having passed the.r lives in office build­
;
boy,
with
him.
The
boy
was
the
man
ST. AI.PIIONSUS ACACEMY is divided into
upon her yoAng shoulders the cares
ings, never tasted the intoxicating cat­ four departments, viz : Primary, Intermediate
which burdened the white-haired wom­ who now stood before them. They had
nip. He is a great friend of cats in gen­ Grammar, and Senior.
I
drifted
to
the
mining
camps
of
Colorado
an who had been a mother to her.
eral, and when he began work in the
The year is divided into tour terms of eleven
At this time there was not an empty and there Correll had amassed riches. city the first thing he noted was the
weeks each.
_____________
bod or cradle in the institution. An I A few months ago he died leaving every­ useful animals that prowled around the
thing to his son and imploring him to
TUITION FEE.
open winter, something unusual in
corridors, patrolling for rats, relates
Tuition Fee far one pupil for a term of eleven
the rigorous climate of the Vermont find hi» mother. This the son did. He the Boston Herald. So this young man
had learned of his mother’s divorce and
weeks in the Primary Department, Two D ol ­
hills, had depopulated the firesides
marriage to Rossiter, and of the birth from East Lexington took pity on their lars ; in the I ntermediate , T hree D ollars ;
and filled the graveyards. For years
of a baby girl. Their trail led to the condition by filling his pockets with G rammar G rade , F our D ollars ; S enior
there had not been infants in the
little mountain towrn in Vermont, and fresh catnip and freely distributed it G rade , F ive D ollars .
E l IW. G. E. WIST Proprietor.
homes until this winter. Now there
here he found one in her grave, the among the crowd on arriving at his
were two, a boy and a girl. The for­
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC»
other a public charge in an orphanage. place of business. The effect was in­
This HntEl has just hEEu nEwly furnished and put in
mer was the son of the schoolmas­
Instiu neutal Music on the Piano or the
j Now he would take her away with him stantaneous. The Pied Piper of Ham­ stringed instruments, fora term of eleven weeks,
ter.
The girl was a poor washer-
first class repair and la new by far the best in the city
and spend his riches upon her. In a elin was nowhere. Such an experience T en D ollars . ____________
woman’s child.
Bud, the male in­
i day or two he would be ready to de- these creatures may have dreamed, but
fant, was robust enough and thriving
E verything C omfortable and H omelike -
VOCAL MUSIC.
had never realized, and some nearly had
as successfully among the strangers part.
Vocal Music, E ight D ollars .
fits, the herb was so intoxicating, while
Lizzie
Macready
grew
pale
as
death
Terms
Reasonable,
Tillamook Ore.
as he had in his mother’s arms, but
others vainly tried to express their
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Bee, the charwoman’s infant (laugh­ when he announced his intention. The
gratitude for the kind attention.
In the Business Department: Stenograph,
ter, needed a deal of attention. This child, still nestling in his arms, held out
Therefore, don’t forget the downtown Book-keeping, and Type-writing included, if
little mite of humanity had been chris­ her hand to her foster-mother.
“Dear Number Six,” she cried. “lean business cat. Recollect he needs his desired. The common branches, T hirty - five
tened Beatrice, to the great astonish­
salad as much as the human being. D ollars for the whole course.
ment of everybody. A washerwoman never leave you!”
Hain Sewing and Fancy Work free to the
»Sweet blushes crept into the girl’s See that he has some grass to eat now
calling her child Beutrice was an un­
pupils on Saturday afternoon.
heard of thing among the plain people cheek at this avowal of affection on the and then, and a little catnip to cheer
Latin,
French, and German included in the
of the Vermont hills. Maggie, Mary part of the child. The stranger stopped him up when, times are hard.
Senior Grade. Private lessons in those lan­
and
kissed
her
hand.
or Annie, wagged the gossips, would
guages T en D ollars a term.
“How can I ever thank you for what
have been more suitable.
I Board and Tuition, including plain and fancy
ONE EXAMPLE AT LAST.
you have done for her!”
Mrs. Rossiter, the mother of little
I needle work, T hirteen D ollars a month.
For days Mr. Correll, the rich young Younat Citlsen W'ho Had Wo Money,
When there are four pupils in one family at­
Beatrice, came to the Green mountain
tending, the last one is free.
But WevertheleNM Became Prom­
town when her child was not <|uite miner, lingered in the little mountain
Sewing
school, free to pupils, will be resumed
inent in Society.
a year old. »She wore widow’s weeds town. Again the gossips got together,
on the first Saturday in October.
and informed those who asked her wondering what kept him in a place so
There was a young man from New
antecedents that her husband had devoid of attraction to people with
REGULATIONS.
died a short time ago, leaving her in money. There was nothing in the way York visiting in Cleveland some time
Student« are entered at anv time dtiriitg the
poverty.
lie had been a good man, of little Bee’s departure. Surely that ago, says the Plain Dealer, He was a Session. No deduction will be made in either
the Academic or Music Department for the
she explained, but a year’s sickness foolish young woman. Lizzie Macready, great talker on the theme of social Christinas
or Easter Holiday for withdrawal
would not again interpose silly objec­ democracy and had all the writers on before the expiration
had eaten up their little savings.
of the term or absence,
tions.
except
in
case
of dismissal or prolonged Illness.
the
subject
and
a
good
deal
of
what
This was in the summer of the year,
Those
who
finish
a
complete course in the
Every
day
the
stranger
went
to
the
they
said
at
his
tongue
’
s
end.
artd a few days before Christ mas the
Academic or the Commercial Department and
“Bah,” he said, “the worst forms of pass a satisfactory t xaminaition in the branches
mother was called away from little orphanage to spend hours with his lit­
Bee, before she could indicate what tle sister and her beloved Number Six, sham aristocracy are found in the west. prescribed are entitled to a Diploma.
she wanted done w ith her child. After for he insisted that Lizzie Macready Out here you give social recognition
the burial of Mrs. Rossiter the baby should accompany her charge on all only to the money bags a man carries.
We are bad enough in New York, but
was taken to the orphanage and their strolls through the garden.
At last he Informed the landlord of we don’t look down upon humble be­
placed in charge of Miss»Sanders. From
the first Lizzie Macready—N umber Six the little hostelry that he would depart ginnings as you do here. I’m told that
— took a violent fancy to the little one. the next day. He ordered a four-seat the only thing to make your society
Bee got all t he coddling and fondling. carriage instead of a single fly to take people pardon a man’s humble par­
entage is a bushel of bonds or other
She was such a wee thing; so delicate him to the station.
and frail. Big blue eyes gazed wist­
“I am not going alone this time,” he wealth.”
fully out of a thin, pale face, and there said, with a happy smile.
“Somebody has told you wrong,
was a sad droop to the baby’s mouth,
“Going to take the little girl with laughed his Cleveland entertainer.
as if the child realized its forlorn yon. I see.” answered the landlord, say­
“Can you point me out a single in­
STATIONERY, BOOKS-
condition.
ing to himself that there would be one stance that will prove me wrong?”
queried the positive New Yorker.
Eor a time after Mrs. Rossiter’s com­ less for the county to feed.
If it was only health, we
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
They were at the opera house and the
mi^ht let it cling.
ing to Water Hollow, the gossips in­
“Yes, and a wife!” continued Correll.
But
it
is
a
cough.
One
cold
Cleveland
man
looked
over
the
audi
­
dulged in talk about the legitimacy of
“A wife?” gasped the innkeeper.
no sooner passes off before
ence.
little Bee. AU doubts were set aside, “Where did you get her?”
another comes. But it’s the
“Ye»,” he answered. “Notice the
however, when the public administra­
‘‘Over at the orphanage. Tam going
same old cough all the time.
tor found in an old tin box among to be married in the morning to Lizzie young man in the fourth row, end seat,
And it’s the same old story,
Mrs. Rossiter’s effects two mar- Macready—Number Six—you know!” left section. Do you see him?”
DO YOU
o. There is frst the cold,
“Yes, I see him.”
rhige certificates,
One, the lateat, —St. Louis Republic.
cn the cough, then pneu­
KNOW THE NEWS
pronounced her the wife of James
“Well, that young man is one of our
monia or consumption with the
long sickness, and lli'o tremb­
Rossiter, whom she had wed six years
prominent citizens, both in business
Getting Ou In the World.
You can Im ve it nil for
ling in the babr.ee.
before the baby was born. The other
There are many different ways of ami society. He isn’t rich, and his father
PER... H 50C
“
was ten years older. It had been getting on in the world. It does not when a boy drove horses on the canal
MONTH
MONTH
issued by a minister in a small town always mean making a great deal of tow path.”
in The Evening Telegram, of
The New Yorker looked aghast.
of New York, and by it the woman money, or being a great man whom
________
,___ It is the larg­
Portland,
Oregon.
“What’s his name?”
had become the wife of a man named people look up to with w, nder. Leaving
est evening newspaper publish­
“Garfield.”
Correll.
off a had habit fora good one is getting
ed in Oregon ; it contains all the
Then the subjeot changed and the
newaofthe stateand nation, Try
This was news, Indeed, to the deni­ on in the world; to be tidy, instead of
curtain
went
up.
it for a month. A sample copy
disorderly
is
getting
on
in
the
world:
zens of Water Hollow, and they at once
will be mailed to you free. Ad-
speculated w hat bad become of her first to be careful and saving instead of
husband. By the time they had found thoughtless and wasteful is getting on MOTHER DEAD—MADE HUMOR.
THE TELEGRAM.
something else to talk about Baby Bee in the world; and to be active and in­
Portland,Or.
was forgotten, so far as they were con­ dustrious, instead of idle and lazy, is
getting on in the world; to be kind
cerned.
Slowly the little girl grew, tenderly ami forbearing. Instead of ill-natured
cared for by Number Six. who had be­ and quarrelsome, i. getting on in the
M. Rudinoff. French mimic, and Ger­
The O R. 4 N. Co.’s New Book
come deeply attached to her. and could world: in short, when we see anyone
ald Griffin, a comedian, were chatting
not endure to have her out of her sight. properly attentive to his duties, we may
On the R krovrcer of O rkoon ,
together
in
the
dressing
room
of
the
Several opportunities presented them­ l>e sure that he Is getting on in the
I NOTON AND I daho i« being dhlrl
former at Keith's Union Square, says
loosens the grusp of your cough.
Our reailer» are requested to forward » >
selves for Bee’s adoption, but Lizzie world. Detroit Free Press.
the Dramatic Mirror. Rudinoff was in
The congestion ©f the throat
addresses of their E astern friends “n.
Macready objected.
She could not
particularly good spirits, as he had just
and lungs is removed; all in­
White llorwr« the Wore Delicate.
acquaintances, and a copy of the woi
I m ar to think of a separation from the
been
handed
a
batch
of
mail
from
Eu
­
flammation is subdued; the
White horse» are »aid to be more
will be sent them free. This is a 1,1, _
little waif whose life, like her», seemed
parts
ere
put
perfect?/
:t
rest
rope.
“
See!
See!"
he
exclaimed,
slap
­
ALL should be interested in, and w«
delicate than black or brown one*.
east in lonely paths. But there came
and the cough drc?.; ¿wav. It
ping Griffin on the back, “lettairs! Let-
would ask that everyone take an tine
Freight handled with dispatch
a time when even Lizzie could no I. ngt r
has
r.o
diseased
lsslcj
on
.«-honl-Tvncher..
and forward such addresses to w. •
fairs from my home! llow glad it
which
to
hang.
and
at
lowest
rates.
Fruit
de-
expect to retain control of Bee RoMiter.
H trlburt , General Passenger A?e >
A mon the .chool teacher, of Spain make, me to get them!”
A childless couple had come to summer SI.6W are men and 14.000 women.
livered in good order.
O. R. & N. Co., Portland.
He kissed one of the envelopes and
nt a neighboring resort in the Green
D a -.
tore it open, laughing all the while. He
How's This.
Best Accommodations and Cheapest Rout»
mountains, and w hile on their jeurney
had only read a line or two when be
Ilelplnu It In, Ont.
We offer One Hundred Dollar. Rew‘f" b
visited the orphanage They had long
gasped
and
fell
back
with
his
hand
upon
During the great strike a few year»
any case of catarrh that cannot be cur
to or from Tillamook.
ago decided to ndopt a child, and a
his heart, exclaiming, with tears in his
. 0
Every attention p»id to wants and conveince, | Hall's Catarrh Cure
glance at little Bee satisfied them that ngv among the employ»» on the North eyes, which had only a moment before
F. J. CHENEY 8t CO.. Props .
ofpaMenger,. First claw table .et.
she was just what they wanted The British railway, much difficulty wa.ex- glistened with laughter: “Mon Dieu!
We
the
undersigned,
have
known
F.
drtv» out InSimotation of the
bargain was made and it was agretd pcrierced in finding qualified engine-
Mon Dieu! My friend, my mother is
ney for the last fifteen years, and bcliv' ifl„,
lungs.
that Bee should be sent to them a few drieers. Upon one occasion a young dead!"
perfectly honorable In all business tr*n
fellow
was
put
upon
a
section
in
Fife
Ar/v/c.
days before their summer so jour*, came
and financially able to carry out any obll»«
A moment later the callboy an­
One day he ran tome diatanee past s
Remrtnber n ■ b-vve a
jv
to an end.
nounced: “Rudinoff next!” The gush­
made by their firm.
i wto 0
men. It ...» )>...»».
station,
and
upon
putting
back
he
went
ever
gnd
dn»lrt>
the
lw>«t
i
,
luV
,
„
From that time on Number Six wa*
WEST J. Tat AX, Wholesale
ing tears had to be dried, the face had
you can pmsthly
'M.4i . »rte the
as
far
the
other
way.
The
stationmas
­
W
aldino
,
KiNNAN
.a
M
avbin
,
Wholesale
•t.-'t.-r
V ., . ;
.
a changed bring. She pined an I fret­
to wear a masking smile, and in a few
For further particular» aoply to
prvmpt re«» ▼. wltl. ut met.
fiat». Toledo O.
. tetinf
ted, as the day drew near that would ter, seeing him preparing for another seconds the big audience was laughing
A Mre-i t>U. J C ATER.
attempt, to be great amusement of th.
Hall s catarrh Cure 1» taken Internal y.
o(
A- W. BEADLE A Co.
Lowen, Ma««
sr|Miratr her from the little girl, and
merrily
at
the
antic,
of
a
man
whose
passengers
on
the
platform,
shouted:
directly upon the blood and mucoti» "p^ce 75°
Aunt Sanders was more than one» com-
heart wa, burdened with the saddest
| the’system. Testimonial» »ent free,
•■Ju»t bide whaur ye are, Tummaa.
No. 14Cal. St. S.F. orto
pilled to call in the house physician to
new, that can come to any man. the
per bottle. Sold by all Druggits-
We'll shift the station!
Truckee
Lumber
Co.
news of the death of a good mother.
Hall s Family Pill» are the beat.
I
Holler
Logger’s Suppies,
And Save Money
The Truckee Lumber Company
Leigh Jones, Manager Store and Mill,
“ academy .18
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in tliw
from
Frank Wheeler. Prop
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A Fine Line of Jewelry
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Direct from S. F. to
Tillamook.
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Plaster
Will sail from j£ F. about May
Stfj and every 10 days after
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