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CHAPTER XV.'
The Cabin of the Namur. I
Bo Hi lii k. 1'ln'k IhiikIk j-niHiic-1 llio
pdkc-.s, ilIkI it wiih i-viih-nt Mutt It re- 1
liiii'fij ull )i1k (,'lunt st rcutjl tt to mil-1
trnl Hie ituclvint; uImwI. Ho was mil
uj-'ly-louliintr hruh,', tli" Inwor jmrtlun :
of lii.'i fiU'i; upi'llla mill til'' IV oo) jjmw
Jug ko Uiw its to laVf liim r;itvc!y j
mi Imli ff fn-vlieml. cyon llfu'il J
en liishtnt from tin- biriiNiHi curd to
lnncc ut nit turiiiusly. 'J'ln-y cihlli
Jt'd no HtiMi of n'roctiilioii.
For linir mi hour Kstjulii Iitinc iihont
nft, apparently paying no i)1Ii'iition to
ini. and yet wnhliliiis my nuivi-fjifiils
rloiicly. TIiiti wiih litilt- to Iip 'lnin,
but I thought it Im-mI to keep the wiit-li
onsoiiulily lmwy, ho tiny ink'til Unix
Jmrn that I knfv my work. They
proved pr-niipt iimiI t'ji:illo I'liotilt,
although I wns eyed with Nome cuH
osity when I lirKt wnt forwtnd. mid,
no doubt, whs very thmrti-;)i!y ills
ruHM'tl Itchltid my hwk. '1 hi idhrn
iiiithlshlpH were n tot n My diffiTcril
clans a nioiik'n-l m-um, profanely
chiittinp In Spniilsh or Hwanrerhii;
.about l!uv d'-ck, (heir very looks u
rJiuIlcmre. lliiwi-vi-r, tln-y kept out
of my way, and T found no occasion
to interfere with tlnir ill version,
.After Kstuilii left the deck the ma
jority UKlUSed theinMelveH ll nihility,
und ii k 1 hud received no order to
interfere I permitted the puner to pro
ceed. Mcndcz Interfered only oiico
on occasion of a hrlef litit. My only
In! met ions from the I'orlncuene on
lii'i Kohif helo' wtiK to' ('all him at
caiee If u sail was nihled,, Apparent
ly he waH wnlMled of my ahillly to
command the deck.
No cimufnn to call lilm arose, dur
IriK my watch. It wiih still d-iyHhl,
hut with a purple gli'inn nerons the
waters, when I.eV re arrived on deck
for my relief. -were talking to-,
ether abaft, the? wheel when I'maihi
appeared In the cniiipiinlonw'ay.
"Kvery promise o a clear nli;ht," he
Paid, Klunchitt iihoul at the h'rl-in.
'ltetter chaimo (tie course two points,
l.eVcre; wo are lylus In too close to
the coast fur our purpne. The tuhle
..culK ullL .xliUiii very whui'tly, Kenor
Gates ' m
1 washed tip hastily In my (Mate
room and tamo oul Into tho cabin
perplexed as. to what iiiljht OLcur
within the next fow iiio;.irtitf. let
whatever the result thorn wan no
nvoidhiK It, My i very move was one
of vxl renio oauliuii.
Kstiidaand Kslevnn awnlted inc. Tho
latter wiih all rlircd out, and with
eui'ioth black hntr oiled and plnstcrcil
tlowii upon his fttrehead. I never be
held a more dlsitKieenhle fare, or one
which so thoroughly revealed tin' na
ture of a man. As 1 touched his hniid,
lit Kutiida's brief Introduction, H wuk
us If 1 IliiK'Tfd a siLi.ke.
"This Is your chair, dales, and you
will find we lle well abenrd the Nn
imir wine, women and houk hey,
.Manuel! Why not, when all are at
cominuttdV Steward, you told the lady
uhnt ny orders were. Then hid nor
join us."'
We s;oo.l in silence, ns (iiinsaiilcs
crossed Ibe.deek nud Inserted a key
In the alter siiitcroniii door. Mnnurl
uns .KrluuhiK in full enjoyment, imi.
the tpresiion on the fine of Ivlnda
Wiih that f yriiu cno-lty. 1 felt my
hiKHis grip like Iron on my chit I r hack
ami my tc. tti clln'li in restnttnt. tiod.
but I would lme lik.d to np the f.-l
low where he. pluml --all tlie' boltlcd
i:p hntitil In my soul Mnifu'lini; for
ti' lioli. t't that. would only mean li
(l-aib of all hope; and 1 tuim-d my
. cvi-s uwtxy from him ami ntnicd wHIr
the others ;if (He op. iobt: door.
Oirt Into tbe full hfld or the eiihln
the o!M;tn came ami hailed bare I v a
ctep in iit!v!ince r the steward, he
head itpllfb-d pr.ntdly, her eys mi ii".
Xeer be!. to had 1 reittlr.eil h r beair
ty. her p. rr.onalilv, ns-1 did then. Mer
poviuii
toil thul of ib th. nee nor
of surrender; she stood ns'a oionu
defeililkiu' her tilit to ivsprcl, mis
taiiii'tl by a ttumi"Hul ( nunnre. 1
I'llUL'ht hor chtnee, hill tin re was no
recok'nMion in ll ; not bv the Mb krr
of mi eyelid did he bettny surprise,
and yet in '.mum my--tepiiH tiKintier a
Hash of tltl.llit;t'liee pasfd beveu
Us. It Was nil instutituf us. .f, r bri
- KHr.o KtHMiied to comi-ntrit'e on '
as though she knew tntn us b'ate;.
"You seid for me? t wluHV she
asked, her piinlsti cley r and wi-ll "
( httscn.
'To Join ns ut im-iil," he misw ti'iI
nnniovcd. ;It is better than tn renlaln "
iihtrie. i ' i
Better! You iuusJ hnv- ft tmntre
opinion Id ine to b" Heve I would sit
(!tiVniirt't eiK Jind thteVes."
"Ilnrsh wSmls, enorita.'' nad J'.s'n.U
Jrl filled primly. "Yet I rxpeeled tt--M.
There lire many trades i t'Hinil
hy which men are robbed. ft e iHv
Vork at the we,,llke best ; nor ill
I (Jleusstlijit with you, Utovev.
penjritn, I can ay that e favp t. n t,
P . .V . 1.. ,1.1, ( ., IS
IU Hip I" iM.1. i-ii."- , . , -.,. ... e
Xii IUi-ii !" I smtilcn. lnrroili!.s' i.,:.0,.. ., ,( , -FiurlKf.
"Vuu nii-aii nif lini'li- IIvi-V 'j . ,,.,. ,. , i,, ,
'ft .you ri-fi-r lo Fiilrfm-ti- oim In WB nr. i,;,f .).'lt!9.
WllllSt. HMllll I !( -H'St MSI fllhllll'll. i B lltf ,,,, 1W j-fl,
run (inlx ri-ply truthfully tlmt lie IW.-n. t)lv.Hi. u,y ro..-n. i....:V
Wf .. - vy
the reason of your disdain there is no
cause. ThlH chai; Is held for you."
"But why wan I brought a wity a
prisoner? To he a pluythiii'.? A .sport
for ymir pleuMire-V"
' '.'That wiih but the order of our
chief ; we nualt his recovery to learn
his purpose."
"Nan-ho'-sl ' Was ho your chief? A
pirate?"
A buccaneer; wo prey on the ene
mies of Kpafn. It was at Captain San
chi.' orders we waited the arrival of
your vessel from Knjjlund. lie loved
von ; he would no doubt have deiill.
with you honorably; J have reason to
believe that to Ih his purpose now.
Nothing will clmn;'!' his purpose, lie
Is (hut kind, und he has the power.
He determined that if you would not
Cwiue lo lilm by choice you should be
made lo by force. You are b' re now
by his orders and will remain until
you consent t his purpose till thnl ;
remafjis lor ycu to d.-eide Is In-lher
you choose t( he pri'ioticr or "juest
ahoii id."
"Ami' If ho Khoubl die?"
I'M ml n shrup'Kftl his fihoulderh in
dllTereiitly, 'Who knows?"
Her lips tightened as tlmi-trh tit ImM
hack a cry while one band pressed to
the open door steadied her. 'I'tielc j
was a look to the HeiirchliiK eyes I did ;
not like to see. It was a moment be- I
fore she could conlrol her voice. j
"I have heard them call you Kstadu.
Of what rank In lids' company are )
you?" I
"I mn Tedro Kstnda, formerly lite
first olllcor, now, by occasion of Cup- j
tiiln Kanche wound, In full cotninand.
Theso uro two of my ollicers- Keiuir (
(Jates, one of your own count rymen. I
tWW5 -v.f.J
'Peace or War?"
nnd .Mimuel Kstevnu. And nmv that
l have aiewered your M ion-, whM
Is It .to be between US peace or wnr?"
II. r eyes dropped, and 1 could dis
tinctly tiole the tr
dec tl'.'Ule. Whei
la-r glance iiii- e n
ta e ii s iboiiL'li
i :m!iM n-r ..f her s'. n
l she slowly rai-o-d
ore tt rented on my
l.ilU- approval. e.l,I-
are v.
"If there be oniy he
she snld fpili tly. "I ai .
canind live locked in (Tin
liuiliilid I'V lny llinu';M
I ies. If I pl.-iL'e ou tn
am I lo riii'iv 'li,- : t
oiie cholre,"
Pi peace; I
Vomit nloTie,
and itit-mo-
Wdlll,
tll'S
culi n and il.o
K-tnd;'i loo
il"lilU In his e
Manuel no'dd.
k V '
at
. 1 I
slKid.-
Vhv cotV b.
d In hi- h n-di .
Croak of a Vee e. ' So a
at M a'!1 "h-it b, rm i i t i t, i
'f'l'. i-liaps in ue; I v. :p
chance, at b iv. t. mi ;.':iM u.
iref-doiu of lie ;it'in: - ?m !, ,.',
k,ep-our word, wbtle ;;s In (I
we w ill i.-etuidi r ih;it 1- d r. I':
,1!,';i'f vh'ut - u s by h n
My re.
of wouK
NOUL'tll t i
inv c
of (hat in- nl
bit! of ta
'ii-f'itntlv
te
1.
naliiv
i u t.
M'tl pre'lt-
cllr.T s'le
!i .iralinn.
part v.titi
hat eii
.eaclu'-iel
I't U-Zel l id
w as sate
of M;: i- .
:- ! - ;'-a-
e.d t-tub i '
y tA Cel ;-
'OM'd IUY-
d ii
Ilei I.-. .1 I!;
bi.l -he c 1 1 did.
pin. t mode IV.
Ihe l-eHli-MUM.
that" flii- W . ; li
.for th's ;,.!..,ili:
him to i..b-boi-e.
IPs.,,,.
1 1 - r
. tell -, lliirl h.ne t
his hiM-n-,:: - I ,d
pliuicni in.d ll-ti
hcltB "I'll -c.";- t.
oimg ii'i;ili.Ml
mi . eiir ord- o
Ht I tt'wW
sbrbt klenv i
enH1le'!ey
.tlti til lie
i ,; li mi i'
..:.-..: I
nt i.ni!,
1 lull
ilu- i,,i, I.
t ' --in
Tlt-tllilit :!--, i! b (
US ritln-r I'M
' IMIIII I-'Il-l'
h ;n ', t n. I
. l I II 1-.'.
..;ililv I-,--
i
..-M: ll!f:,n I, ;
hyht oi'inr, Ahr- u ;U wtm ii iu uph
see anil ln-nr. Mtxuel iM not n"r
lonjf, uaiki'i? Korue oaJ.'Use to tro for
wid, but 1-Mudu rifiVii n.f fonaHoiae
tli-.endeavorini; to eutertuln. li
egotism unole r f';n f thu tn:iii, yi
even he f,dly he'iieie discoiir:i;ti of
tiutklnn her compreli-rnl his ip-.iiVitK,
u Fid lapsed into a silence wfth h pavt
in r ii u ex.-iif-1 to'f''ibe. Tins was e.
coniplislnd so KModously as lo Itavo
no stiiiK, the d'-iiow lu;ll)r aecoia
pjinyln, her to the door",f her stale
ro!irii, how! fig 'Ids 'oinpM merits x Mie
ijl'eiired within. i lie root ein-
idly b-'lieved Ih had taivde a conipa-st
and preerud himself 1)1!
utn.ey
cork. t
"( 'unsaiilcK, you need not lock the
senorihi In her room or puard her In
any r.y h'-reafrer. She Is pennttn-d
to conii' and go km "me pleases aboard."
i:. tada 'ntered his own staferonm,
leiiving tho (InoV ajar. When he enmu
out he Itad exehangi'd his coat for a
rniii-'h Jacket. TIiiim attired for a turn
on deck, he (Jisupp'.-ured thruii-'h tie-
coinpaiiloti.
CHAPTER XVI.
-
In Dorothy's Statcrdom,
T Blood crouched, with eye at the
crack wab brul of every movement In
the lighted cal-ln, my own decision
made. I ihiisJ see and talk with Ior
oi li v. Cumaiilos turned dowu the li;-tit
mill departed ulong the passage lend
In:; nniidsliSits, A moment Inter I
heard the sound of dishes grinding to- ,
-.-ether preparatory lo being washed.1
No better opportunity for action was
Pkely n ocetir, uMhouh the wittiution
wa not without peril. 1 crept along 1
close to the side walls, lifted the lalch
iioiseh-ssty, and slipped quickly within.
There was no light, except a glimmer
of slurs throutrh u lart:e after port,
but acalnst this faint, radiance sin: '
s'ooil vueuely re veu led. Her tlr.s:
lhoii:-'ht must have been K-dadn, fori
there was a Htarth (1 note In her chid-1
ler'o. j
"Who are you? Why do you come,
here?" ;
"Speii Ic law," I cautioned. "You j
iniM know my voice." j
"(ieoflry Curlyle!"
"Yes, but do not use that nnmc all !
hope dependw on my rcmididnn im-
kuown. You welcome me?" I
She came dra'lghl fiirward through t
the dim H'.nr shifie, n spt-ctral figure,
with both hands nulsl retched.
"Welcome!" her lone that of IntoriTvl
sincerity. "Your presence gives me ;
all the strength I have. Hut for you j
1 should throw myself I h rough Hint 1
port Into the sen. Hut 1 know- not 1
how you came here tell me, you are '
tad one of these wretches?".
"No; ynu' intit believe that first of,
all, mid trust me."
"I do hub but 1 II mo all you can."
"Is there a divan here, or nnywle'ie
we can sit down together? I can see
nothing in lids darkness."
"Yes; hold my hand while I guide
you ; we ran sit la're." I
It was a couch of vome kind ngnlnsj ,
the outer waiU-.-4he tnt rewusd (
her grasp, seemingly gaining courage '
from this physical eoniaei, und my tin- ;
ger-i closed warn ly over her own..'
"."s'ow. please.' brealh!e--.!y, "bine T-
!t i-tv-Oble you are aboard this .ver.
I'rl - -an rdrice:'?." . ' i
1 bild her Iho ntrnngo story, ns
.nvii'ily and simply as possible, speck
ing scarcely aboe a wld.-per. feeling
i:s I prore-ed that 1 related a drcaia
ratlo r Ihali a sc: ies of fai is. It
.' i fined to me she could scarcely be ex
,.'vi ied to believe the truth of what I
.-'lid. and t l dio did, abiaei unqip'S
I'onliir'ly, the clasp of her ling v pef
eptiltly tlyhte'ifng as I proce- d. d.
;:i.e sat ! close In -ide me that 1
..mid feel her breaih upon my duel..
"Why. If If you had not Md m'
.'his yourself 1 could hardly believe1
tn h u late," sin1 exeliumcil. "Yet It
: u-t be true, Tnliiiculous ns It seeni';. i
I at vhat i to be the ending? luiv'
y.iii any plan of es ::p -V '
Ib.rdiy a plan. I Ir.ne had no op-,
''"'I'uM'.y even to h-.-ra the Hue ic
iuTc of iiie crew. Waikiic. is an h-.i;.-cs
sailor, and ho u:is tchl me of o'h
ci's on wtio'n I cov.id rely, Tln-i-e nr-;
thc.M tibn.ird-but do not know low
I' 'i 1 who WKiiid na:i;.y 1!' !ln l,; d
a h-.i, I. r u':d a r nahie c. e.M-e o
S-li . ;. mil .1 1-c.e b li-1'lxl 1 -aMi
v. 1 1
i-re
:'i e. I 'oh iiuaiely I he vo .'; e
ni'c b.-b.
lo ptiui c:'i
en h.ue
Ion.
!"ni--'
eiuai:-h u
uib;
with ih
P;d n,
p. - :.nd ou.d :--
in ibt ir '
if,,n,l i.n.l
ally and nlnsieally true
color Tio our hoaa
est. cb'afcst, hrihtc
; tt-.-linir.
ttt blue. '
call to st nuules fierce,
ith others gallant red.
tiout. i-i many a fray.
M iind le: theii comrade
1. '
Ir drciiuH they see the
ae der?o
,iu tf Chateau I hterrv ;
mgle Krtiu.
v. noiir n'er the tlP.
hf tin on ot victory roiue
htm. . .
'll of lit- h,i 'll IH'W
I , r. ur r. ilr.ir, Mtliili':
h .( nil V. n."v way .K'
.ii-, l:.4h-l.
"'V .
.-h.iriU- .mil
1-J in' e r
l.ll lit
r:,'. I ..- !:
'. til.
ini'r l
-Vil
li !.
.iiii
li.
1
I-,'
T
Hi S i" . " o ' ! nil. r
i- nil Hi.. V.v.r-. ,,r 1,1
.-i M,iii,ifr -.i. ti i. .o it n
1 I.--. ici.l 't-u&t .-Mir.
ll,
t"l I If .IIHr.
A I- il .
-ill' 'clKbV,
' !
ii to iw that
4. He Ik the
s, ever Ihin;
Hot or us it.
pnu er alMiard ; our In
ife a bis hands.
rr iaa ,.... i,. i.u
11 ot Sariebij the
4. f,,r I
to n-cotnp!;.sh U,h
ans nothing to I
purpose ; nmrd. rn
tle-,e ii-n.'
"H t'if.trr.r yo'tirp&rU'ht," she V.
l;-.?!.-;h;ed. .-ihir -e if-;o desper
ate wo must: r--ort t'iiiiy weap(tfis.
yiu believe It, will servi the pssibillty
of escape If 1 p. rmit rtds m'-n-tetii
imauine that 1 b,ie some interest t
hiii.V" m
'!' do f-o ini;-!fl delay tho rtplo-
Vina," I repihd
iy, "u.I J n
ii now
yy delay is
. I (hmiii l
if even
K.;..da will resort to force- on hoard;
indeed for(- will he the very Inst card
l;e will care to play in your case. y(u
are I'jiglish ar.d all M:o prnetical sen
I'vn en bo. j'd j;,e fnuit. uorihern I'.n
rnpe. Ivri'lKh a tid St -und in a vim!.
T.'-e ii!:ti are nl plrntes from (jhoi
- tli"y are prisoners who have lnk
o:i to save tit ir
laMio-s and nil
can compel iheii,
lad go ton f:ir.
ow'ii lives. With his j
Vt u CUdOot pflMlit
- . i. " ' .p. cum, such s Chamberlain C.tWl- :lnt
to f,-.yi, nut he dure I.- , r ,
Ibart-lioca Hemcdy for Im-vd cn-n-'.
t ! esi; fellows . ,
unite.
in neitlny th could t!:e tho
iAn a-iiiu l oa you would he
(l;Ui:--"II
roiis.
Is the
.:; but
::ml
The
e i:en.yoa coMnt tmT '
oir nej lo gain' tin ir confl- ,
h ad v- bii w ill re'iviro !
'!igh't-t f'lip would mean ;
t Mil
fnili:re und meniN ;., fiiinl-lijiient. At
b.st the .iliiitIon i v !llisolU!ey des-
p.ra'e but I see no o!ber Kolution."
"Afnl my v-rvjc-- i-' deeeft the art
Ing of u part to blind Hie tvi-s of
l-M;.il:.r
"I si:icirely b'-Ib-v yfiur ?reater
ebanr e of "tiri!y lies in lids course.
'J lie f' How Is it supreme egotist; op.
poviiioti will linger bun, while 1'attejy
WjH nia!;i blja f.' - ? u :ii. You have
the. wit m:d dl.-:-:etion lo hold hini
".ulna certain limits. It is a dai.er-
MbMSI'HIM 'll.-,.
).!-&:
mmmm
She Lifted Her Eyes.
: me. 1 ad::dl. mid a dis.iL'reeahifi
I 'll ihe t :.-". requires desperalt;
!H ted b r eye.-, searetdug my
throULdi ih- dim lig'iit.
: olViy carlib'," site said at lust,
nner in the low voice, "there is
arriit-e I would mil make to pre
e my Loiter. I bate this man; I
i b: pea l ; 1 shrink t rom cfl-
' ;th i'im as 1 would from
e, 'in 1 am rot going to refuse
!o i p 'i-t. If say this n
( a i'tl .; ! il'ril I v Id coii'-ent.
i ill nut lo. r f.:
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w,r y,
It ill I1.lt
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ill;
I
lilt!
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ll (,
int'.
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ri bill tW(
v'it or-ilorce.
way bj
I p.
,e are
one.
c in
lmiii.,h liivi ilull aiul s'tupi.'
ahv.
We Quote Priqes on
;i .lu'ilfurU lirii-r.ull ;i
ITiili'lirO (Hi N Ave.
111 " . ir ' " ' W.
S fllnii't
Klr:i line lni.:Uioii fur resilience mi tf'rinir street. -1
yi-rv conil'iiitiililc'iinliriv home mi I Velar St. .You 1:
yaiue. Here is"."inicthiii!i very. cheap ht irice, only,
I 'niinct, ti-il will; sewcr. iooil v uiiilUi'te. two lots.
r;ose ht. ' ti."'0.(H;. , . " ,
A tih-iii-i-c ila.T for h chiden liim-h. Siu.ill feiir-rooi
l.ouxi w. i.;irt ff ubuc Lu.il Uii.l, 1 1-4- iniic fii.tVI... U
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11. ((..! l-.y.'-
-Ill linmt. .;litvil in
l!M"i:hl s. Wiai
in, l-ill IV uo. li. Ui .-il
t..
.
n Fii.hl. :,fc (:tly
cQon hiii tiL'ure of
man, like judin
throutl the aperture,
J-'l:a(hw s!o
tt i.-iir tiff do.
i i i.i ,... i i
. i... ui. mm; nW.9 i.mu o no.
U. I herrd her ciih her breath and
f' It lor hands grasp my s! ve, lLf
never stirred.
v Who foul
the purpose
ur. vivr creirrred to me I'cdro Iwtada,
driven by unbrMled pusslens to attack
the frl. I thrust per behind tue, and
tok ii "p forw.-yt I, with body poi'd
for action. I was unarmed, hut ciiid
llttte for tfiatwin tfiL'sift de-u:f tr
comedo hmid 'rip with the brute. . I
could hear him newrlowly um! can
J tl
tloiodv feeliML' bl'
way toward ufc
; through the d.irl;ia
j
(Co Ul:iu ; Next aui:d:y)
It I V.ereM farmer
If I were n laroter I would keep at
' t haml a few reliable mt'dicincs lo
c.;nior aiiaients tnat kip not i,o sl: kuis
; to tjc(u:fe the uLtcnii;
. ... . ' ' ,
I . ChamheHmn k.ourTi Remedy for-
ChiiCiberWiti's Liniment for sprain:-,
hruiscK nr.d rheumatic pai'js.
Chmijcrlain's Tablets for stnrr: !!
ttotitU'S, bUiou-.!iess and f ,m'.;;:uien.
Hy. having- these articles at ,ha:id it
Vvouhl often sai'e the trouble of .a tri.
to town :i the busiest season or in
the nig-ht, ilno wou;d er.nble n;e to
treat slig-ht ailments as soon n t'i;y
npj.rar, and thereby avoid Cue 'irt'-'c .
.ii ms diseases thrX so often fr.Hnw
Alv.
If yovi want a nice
h it h tow-"!
f;i'-e eln-h, or ?ponge
drop in at
verthnrn s and let then show ymi
nIo a nl.-e face ehamis. -1-tl-'!
4i lie i h'-jJk L.
FAMILY DRUCi STORE
U A GRANDE.OPEGON.
THE
Cigar Store
West-Jacobson Bid?.
1i;i vp a full lino
(il'Vhoii-c ciiiii's and
tolnVo.
Soft iVinks of all
kiiiil
! S3AEL N. DOANE,
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calou, while li,
I
ll.'IVf
I .
S THE SAYING COLS WILL EE DISPROVED IP WE DO
YOUE MOVII.'O. LJAVE IT TO US. VE KNOW K0T7. PUL-
I T EQUirTEr
veru EJt
Various Properties Thi '
i i .. . i.,.:i,i;.,..
k. hhi misiiii-?o uumnug
J.
1J (Si O G c C'J n O II
P,.it;fiitdnnt nil in hlom.'l. f 'dkC
i v-v W
- i 8inr(l Ch,., .
J
lh s' ri c - m
Floi-
r For 'Many :.
j. We Have
HiG
LAUNDRY WORK
for the people of La Grande
and Eastern Oregon. Exper
ienced workers and the most
modern equipment enables
us to do the work aa it should
be done.
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If it were possible to give
Letter service we'd do so.
PHONE
:i til
TO flANDLE ANYTHING,
LAUNDRYCG.
WO MOWS
rW T1I A 1T A
PKC23E US AND AFEANQE
MEE S
Y"0UR ORDER FOR NEXT
ICE
"GOAL
i:ay "Yked r
r.YVC03.
v THE
f On Improved rgU lroprty I;
ilUm county. HoyB. buneni
jj.tatea. r.a :nTe- inv.8uneni to.
Been Doing
MAIN
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