The Gate city journal., July 13, 1911, Image 5

; al and general
CHI BCH NOTH i s.
Hall dairy to let her affairs alone,
had risen to argue the rights of his
H omi it E . B ush , pastor
unappreciative client.
H ovuh of W orship :
Jo n lo n Valley country is
Tho door opened and a young
PrcachiuK.......... 11:8n s . iu., 8:oo ]». in.
liib lc School ............................. lo : 3 o u. m.
bumper
huy
woman
entered. For a moment she
istiug
11
Epvvorth L e a g u e ..................... 7:oo p. in.
stood, hesitating near the door. She
Prayer Meeting’ Tlmnuluy. .8:oo p. in.
ay A N N IE HIN R IC HSEN .
Iduliew’ Aiti, Alteniste NVetlnemlayn.
was very pretty and she looked
s Turpuulins, und Bed
frightened.
Ein*t Fresh)teriaii Church.
Nvssu H ardw are Co.
‘‘Mr. Chairman,” she asked, “may
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llori.H of wousuil-:
I speak in this meeting? I am Edith i
H rio n Uuiin's baby has been
P reach in g......... IR io u . m., 8:uc>p. m.
” 1 adore cows and I intend to de­ Ellston, owner of tho lleatho Hall I
Suncluy School...................... lo:3o a. m.
In your business with a Bank, anil want to
•iok tlir past fa *
( lirintian Endeavor............... 7:15 p. ui.
vote my life to them.”
dairy.”
Prayer Meeting, Thursday.. 8:oo p. ui.
know and to feel sure that your funds are
The chairman, a white-haired man
“To cows?” He stared at her, his
i. o. o. r.
betw een E. H. McDon-
understanding dulled by amazement. of 6ixty, smiled assuringly. “Cer­
safe and secure, deposit them with the
-jineli and Fred M arshall's
“Cows,” she repeated. “Thorough­ tainly you may speak in this meet­
fiale City I s s ile No. 214, I. O O. F.
¡,i Nyssu, a Hold band rin«.
breds. I shall open a dairy at lleathe ing,” he decreed. “Come up here
Liberal reward will meet In their hall in Nyssa every Hall.”
,1 inside
nnd sit down with us and tell us
Tuesday
evening
at
8
o’clock
sharp
tarn to this otiiee,
“T iik B a n k o k S e r v i c e . ”
“Why, Edith, you can’t. You why you don’t want the company to
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Nyssa, O regon.
must
not—
You—”
buy
your
land.”
ss Chloe .Johnson has becu
J. M Dunc.au, N. G.
“1
can,
1
must
and
I
shall.
The
As
she
walked
up
the
room
Jonh
II
J
.
W
a
ril
P
resid
en t
J H. W o l e , C ash ier
t! e sir k list the past week.
R. Crockett, Sec.
settlement of father’s estate has left Coates’ eyes followed her wouder-
me nothing hut Heathe Hall. It is ingly.
FOR SA LE
O. 8 . L. l i . l i.
Call on or
a dilapidated old house with a few
She sat down near the chairman
senate of lead,
T
im
e
T
a
b
le
.
acres of blue grass pasture. Cows, and smiled with frank embarrass­
ss. C. V M itchell, Nyssa,
EAST BOUND.
then, shall he mv career.”
ment at the directors. She did not
.9:22 A. M
2() Pony
irn is b e r
“You'll
marry
me.
I'll
remodel
glance
at Terry MeCune.
iss Mamie McDonald of Cnld- ti Through Train .
. 4 :4'J 1*. M.
the hall and we’ll use it as a sum­
“Mr. Chairman,” Joab Coates was
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1
'.
M
28
Pony
........................
is visiting her uncle, E . H.
10 Fast. Mail
11 :39 a . m mer home. A few thousands will on his feet. He was a middle-aged
),,nuld of Nyssa this week.
man, tall and thin, with a hard
H N ight Passenger
.3:04 A. M make it quite habitable.”
“Before
“Oh,” she answered indifferently, mouth and merry eyes.
ranges, L em ons and Btin-
WEST BOUND.
> at th e O w yhee M ercan tile. 25 P o n y ............................. 10:1 1 A. M “ I don’t care to marry you, not even Miss Ellston speaks I want to say
I ’m ready to
5 Through Passenger 7 :22 P M ns a means of support. 1 know that something more.
V onr broken C ycles can 27 Pony ...................... 7 :05 p. M you are the richest man in the coun­ change my mind about splittin’ up
lillHOIl
" innde as good ;is new at Cook
I don’t
(>:00 p. M ty. Hut as a business p.oposition I the Heathe Hall farm.
‘J F ast Mail
b lack sm ith s.
7 Night Passenger
4:45 A. M prefer cows.
But, Perry,” she make no fight on a little curly-
'K E Qc TOMLINl
added, “you may, if you like, he my headed pretty girl who’s try-in’ to
, w Moving Picture Show out-
attorney, the attorney for the dairy. make her livin’ out of cows. I
'/ornef/s tit ¡.tin- [lir stile cheap, if taken at once.
H a r r y F. B ut ler, P r o p r ie t o r V» Nyssa. O regon
AFRAID.
Every thriving, successful business thought sho was a cross-tempered,
o n e y to loun on lmprovoll
tit
the
Journal.
sour, ugly old maid, judgin’ her that
needs an attorney.”
furniH
---------- All kinds of-----------
“Your attorney’s advice to you is way just because she heat me on a
|he family of E. H. McDonald
to drop this nonsenseical talk aud contract. If she wants to keep her
IO
[rt,lined a party of sixty friends
land and run the best dairy in the
marry him.”
Nyssa and vicinity the eve-
county I ’m ready to help her. Our
“ 1 intend not to do it.”
of the 4th.
C. C. WII.SÜV
Several weeks later the proprietor line will take somebody else’s laud.”
The hoard broke into a cheer of
of the Heathe Hall dairy came to
hinaw a rt — selling ¡it Half-
I.AWVKIt
laughter and applause. For the first
the office of her attorney.
e at Nyssa H ardw are Co.
“ It’s Joab Coates,” . ie declared time Edith Ellston looked at I’erry ^
cut KatiiU-
Iceurmv
r>. (I. F. Lafrenz left for Spo-
bitterly. “He itas arranged to ruin MeCune. He was neither smiling
And ev e ry th in g in th at lin e kept in stoek.
, Sunday to join her husband,
my business because my dairy is a nor applauding. In his eyes was
»sa.
Orea has been in that city the past
great deal bettor than his and is get­ a look that made her own soften and
Also ev ery th in g in tho above lines
ting his trade. Ho wrote me, when brought to her lips u sudden, new
light visiting friends.
I beat him on the city hospital con­ gentleness.
„ F. A. GOELI
Storage C oal d u rin g the
“Mr. Coates,” she said when she i
tract, that I should soon find my­
l ‘li ¡/si vi an and, ^ n h of Ju ly . Now ia the
could be heard, “I came here to fight i
self without a dairy.”
to store coal for the w inter,
You beat Joab Coates on the hos­ for my dairy. But— hut now—now
Surgeon
carry Lock S p rin g s and Hi-
pital contract? How did you do it?” I, too, havo changed my mind. I
E IN OPERA HOUSE I q tha coal.— E m p ire L u m b er
“ I went before the hospital pur- am,
am. willing to sell my land to the
chasing hoard, which for years has coil pany and my thoroughbreds to
ORyonpany
you, if you want them. I have de-
Mr. Wise— The reception take*
ports from the farming sec- place tonight, and I'm going to loch
cidcd to go out of business. The
H o x ie
indicate that the ruins did these umbrellas in the wardrobe.
hall I shall remodel and use for a
rfl
Mrs. W ise— Afraid they’ll want to
summer homo.”
little damage to the Malheur
We arc now handling the
J\otanj rublicj ity hay crops.
borrow ’em?
“You made a good bargain with
Mr. Wise— No. I ’m afraid they'!! !
the company for your land and with
fico in his resida
recognize them.
Coates* for jo u r cows,” remarked
[e are still g iv in g away F ree,
lined P ictu res as prem iu m s,
Terry MeCune as they left the direc­
MISJUDGED.
tors’ room. “May 1 inquire, as your
pryhee M ercan tile * !o.
"M yrtle,” said her father, “I want
attorney, what yon propose to do
pie best M ach in e O il in the you to Bend that young Smltborton
next ?”
ty tit the Nyssa H ardw are about his business. I won’t have him
“Marry vojj .”
coming around here any more. I don t
pany.
“What ?” r
7^
like him.”
M anufactured hy the I. tV K. M illin g ( <>•, In v e ite
” She
“That
’
, V
“Why, father, I can’t see what you
bv . H. E. Bush was an Onta- can have against him. He Is awfully
stoppciL
‘
.. y were 1
-onge
visitor last Tuesday, going up nice, comes from a very fine family,
■i " office i
alone ■
doesn't
use
tobacco
and
he
never
t nted to ,
isist Rev. M iller close up the
Im ild »
touches a drop of an y kind of liquor.
VALE, OREOOS
you be- i
marry
‘s work.
"T hat's all right. I don't like him.
d
death.
fore
i
He hasn’t any sense of humor, ami 1 j
„ ...atm then to
Bill j
ts of title to till lati ine Creek Dairy Co., of Spo- don’t believe a man who lacks the
Wash., is now prepared to sense of humor can e v e r amount to
i till I was
marry •
lots in Malheur Cj live cream at their receiving
much."
_ uu said:
in trm
I m in Nyssa. The Owyhee
t i your king deign3 |
"Hut he has a sense of humor. After
cantile Co. will receive and you had gone »ipstairs last night he
to hone fP lI with permission to
said you w e re the funniest thing he
j the cream.
P . O. D. Co.
serve hit _ is wife!”
had ever seen."
“ If yo diil not use those words !
fcrry Butler isrecieving supplies
“As a Business Proposition, I prefer—
You did \
you used .hat meaning.
Tough Luck.
Cows."
Idditional stock for his harness
"11 some or these 'harbingers of spring,' ”
not say, ‘Marry me, («cause I love |
i. stocking up for the demands
T he Jaybird said In an Injured tone.
bought large quantities of milk from vou and want you.’ Your attitude
o n 't get to work pretty soon, by Jlng.
tire sure to come within the "D I 'll
Joab Coates, and asked them to let shocked from me, 1 believed, all my
have to build a nest of my own.”
I' few weeks.
the contract by bids. They agreed love for you and all the hopes I had
and I won. Now lie is trying to had that our life together might la-a
Paternal Duty.
lowers and R ak es for sale—
: n
tender, beautiful, |>erfeot thing.
mv business.”
"I am trying to keep my boy from ru
t b l best on th e m ark et.— Nys­ using slang.”
“What is he doing?”
“But today you realized that the
sa H ardw are com pany,
"Do you find it hard?"
• Hi is a heavy stockholder in the beggar maid was entirely < upside of
sa own property ■
"By Oeorge, yes! No matter how Cnpilal Electric railway and lie has
IJfcoining a successful business wom­
■ t F Y o u r broken C ycles can often I lecture him. he doesn't seem
convinced the company that its new an.
You acknowledged, without
to
get
wise
to
the
fact
that
I
am
in
alnation aggn-g
be made as good as new at Cook
branch line must go through my words, when tlie directors were ap- I
earnest ”
Brii-., b lack sm ith s.
land, parallel mv beautiful brook, platidiug Joab Coates’ change of
where im darling thoroughbreds mind, that tho beggar maid had suc­
AN
O
U
TR
A
G
E
.
■ T ^ F o l g e r ’s G olden G ate C of­
drink, and spoil mv farm! If the ceeded and that you didrr’t really
fee
5
pounds
for
¡f
1.00.
R
egu­
and protection of
J
line _'oes through my land, taking moan to lie superior or to fiaiuit vour
lar price 40c per pound. T h is
my brook away from me, I shall money. And because of what T saw
cut, price at th e O w yhee M ercan ­
have nothing left but my broken- in vour eyes and understood. T am
as cheap
tile Co.
ami no
Nolle
Nolle h itter
down old house and a herd of pas­ willing to give up my cows don't.
ture'' -is cows.”
Terry, dear! You must not kiss
IESTS are at* Excursions to San Francisco
" I f Joab Coates wants the line to me- -I mean you must not. here—in
go through your land it will go. He this public: place.”
¡e hands of
ASK YOUR MERCHANTS FOR IT
ggVia Oregon S h o rt L in e and
controls the company and he has suf­
So u th ern P acific
Any one needing oat <. wheat or ehopp|«sl ......1 of any kind,
ficient intlueiice with the courts to
P O L I T E BEGGAR.
I’
I’hone or write the I anna Millltig and Elevator Go.. ‘arnia
have vour land condemned and sold.
D aily to Ju ly 5 th , in clu siv e , for
“ It is eurions how politelthe Eng­
The wisest thing for you to do is to
N ational E d u cation al A ssocia­
lish beggar can he, ’ said a man at |
sell at a good price.
I’ll manage
l o c o n v t’ lii
tot apply
the Waldorf the other day. “ I have
the sale for you and get the highest
often been up against the genus in
d irect, or via r u i u .n d and Los
possible price out of the company.
D. Graham
London, but last night when I left
A ngeles retu rn in g . See a g en ts
I’m
sorry,
little
girl,
for
your
disap­
w ./ v n / . v
K Mi r . m , M , n l»ry
3. Kingman
pointment aud the failure of your the hotel and started in tile direction
■ton*( it ves Un - i , l ’r» Ht'l* nt
foil fu rth er p articu lars.
H lk V iU
*
enterprise. But a woman cannot ex­ of Broadway I was nreoaied hy one
Î. Nelson
with a broad a and an accent you
■ W a g o n U m b rellas a th e Owy-
pect to compete with— ’
could stand on. He started in with
she
retorted.
can,’"
he M ercan tile.
tbat « “A woman
Grasshopper—Well, I
----
.
...
a hard luck tale almost «s soon as I
nerve
What
do
they
think
I'm
going
“She
can
do
anything
a
man
can
Directors
C O M P A N Y * L id .
•o out In the road?
and tins worn,an will. You'll not got out of the door, and though I
lo do; go
walked fast lie and his.story kept up
manage
the
r?U
for
me.
There
will
Vi, Oregon Short L ine— Union
be no sale. I shall continue to run with me all the way to Broadway.
Pacific.
and run it without any There he at last realized that there
lecial low rates to Cheyene.
A
reward
of
twenty-five
dollars
TO
was nothing doing. But »lid lie re­
ver. Omaha. K ansas City. St.
j man’s assistance.”
N ew Y a rd » , N ew . C o m p l e t e StocH.
is. Chicago and many other will he paid to the person furnish-' The board c* directors
of the Tap­ rile me as our domestic brand of the
di
be p le a s e d to fi|»ure w i t h yo u. «
k
article would have been apt to do?
ts. Tickets on sale May 20th, ,ng iaform ation jead in g^ to »h ear-
ir w as in
in session.
sessio
I First tn • t oiith of M.din nr ( ' unity Bank
and conv ..........
fc-
Vani
He just said, in
itn .—»»one
rem nn>*
, —
t __ l r natM had contemplated a Not on your life.
li 26th, and z 27th.—
Ju n e ora.
3rd rest
mellifluous accents, ’Thank you,’
10th. 14th. 17th. 21st—Ju ly or persons guilty of stealing or J « h J oates
22nd. 2*»tli. August 16th and otherwise m isappropriating mate- lengthy
rising inflection and all, and ! came
I HOMP.HON, Miindger
ember 2nd and 6th. Lim it (V - rial or tools of any sort from along .on» for bidding the new^ branch
mar breaking my rule, and paying
__ugh
the
Heathe
Hall
farm
pr 31st. with diverse routes snd the line of the Oregon Short Line
______
'«Try MeCune, in defiance of th* him for his politeness under adver-
)vers. See agents for rates Railroad.
New York S u n .,
Oregon
Short
Line
Railroad
t
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>
1
Commands
of the owner of Heathe -aty
I further particulars
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08. JONES, MANAfijg
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This is High Patent Flour,
and every sack is guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
N y ssa M a rk et Co.
i1 NYSSj
- - -Managt i
Wigwam Flour
.00
TH E FLO U R
O F Q U A L IT Y
$ 1.35 per Sack
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EXCURSIONS EAST
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