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■»(•red as second-class matter April 7, 1911 at Dayton, Oregon, under the act
of March 3, 1879
Published every Friday at Dayton, Oregon by F. T. MELLINGER, Editor
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day. Here is some very nice and went about together from
pieces of bread and butter what morning to night. Grace had
your mother made for you. Lets heard the very sad story < f the
eat them and then we’ll all help disappearance of Polly and had
you find Polly. So Maud dried wondered with Maud where she
her tears and ate her supper. could be.
But though hunted high and One day they were walking
low but they couldnt find her. down the lane. They were no
Maud wenc to bed very early blackberries there now, for the
and very unhappy. She thought children tnd the birds had them
Polly would catch a dreadful long before. All at once Grace
cold, but Dick said that she was happened to raise nti eyes to a
silly and that dolls could not thicket close by and ti e e m <■ e
feel, and that unless it rained branches hung a doll.
there was not the least danger
“What is that?” she asked
of Polly getting injerd.
Maud pointing it out.
“Why,” exclaimed Maud,
The next day Maud searched
“
it
’s Polly.”
again, but not a trace of the
dolly could she find.
Sure enough it was Polly
About two weeks after this hanging head downward. The
Grace, Maud,s cousin, came to little gir's rescued her sad
s iend a few days with her. It plight. There had been one or
was such a pretty place where two rains since she was lost,
Maud lived that all her cousins and the red on her cheeks and
loved to make her little visits. । lips was all washed away and
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The two girls were fast friends1
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A Merry Christmas
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wash your hands. They are all
Lost Polly
stained with black berries.”
By Francis Litscher
Grade 6
Age 12 Up ran the children and pres­
ently Dick came down again.
“How long before supper?”
“Oh! Dick, have you heard,’’
he
asked. “Half an hour,”
said Maud running up to her bro­
ther as he came home from said his mamma. “I’m going
school one afternoon. “We are out to the barn, ” said he “but
to have our tea on the lawn. Pa­ Ill be back in time.”
“Dont be late for your supper”
pa will be home early, and it will
be such fun. Ralph has put the said his mamma.
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hammock up under the old apple Never mind, called out Dick
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tree close by the table. Don’t as he was running toward the »
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a basket and see if we can’t find down from upstairs. Her hair
Careful ettentior, ] nia to our
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a few black harries.’’
was freshy corned and she look­ 3 4
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Dick thought it would be cap­ ed very nicely. In her arms was 3
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ital fun, and so they went off her doll Polly.
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down the lane, swinging the bas­ “I think III go out to the ham­
Exchange sold on ail points in U. S
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ket and pail between them.
mock “Tea will be ready soon,
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They had not far to go, for over and then III be all ready for it.” » •<> © -*>©■«>©-*> ©
OLD HICKORY CsMPW 200 W. O. W. Meets
the fences ran wild blackberry She found Jane at work at the
every S turday nisht in Nichols Hall.
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vines, and on them were great table. Jane was very fond of
C. C.
Clerk
luscious berries. Dick, I am a- Maud and helped her into the
fraid, put two into his mouth to hammock, ¿’here she lay with
Dr. J. H. JESSEN
one into his pail, but Maud pick­ Polly in her arms. Then she be­
t*»r’i.tors of fruits ann Vegetables
Packers el »nr
ed away steadily, and soon her gan to tell her a story of some­
Dealers in Fruits. Vegetables and all kinds of Produce.
Physician and Surgeon
little basket was brimming over, thing that happend when she
Always in the market for Green and Evaporated Fruits, and
Poultry
and
Eggs.
Be
sure
to
see
us
before
selling
any
kind
of
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and they came home again. But was a little girl but stopped ir.
Country calls attended to
when they came to the table the midst of her story for she
Ask you’ Grocei for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables.
promptly day and night.
what do you think they saw? saw hat Maud was asleep.
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The two little black kittens had
Now while Maud was asleep
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climbed up into a chair, then with something dreadful happend to
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their sharp claws they has seized Polly. Moud grasp on Polly
Steamer “OREGONA”
the table cloth and scrambled grew looser and looser as she
and REPAIR SHOP
up on the table. 1 hey had found slept and at last relaxed entirely
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it great fun to prance about and and down fell Polly into the
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play at hide and seek behind the ’ grass.
Leaves TAYLOR ST. DOCK
Leaves HIBBERT DOCK
All work given prompt a’tenticr,
dishes. At last one of them And it so chanced Gyp, the Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at I Mondays. Wednesd ys and F ridays at
knocked over the cream jug with terrier, was running about un­
.Horse ChoeiDg’ a Spec-
her tail. This frightend them der some apple trees waiting
both very much and they caut­ for someone to come and play
ialty
iously drew near to see what the with him.
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white liquid was, that was run­
Con.e in and see us
He saw Polly fall, and seized
ning over the table cloth. Oh!
joy, it was cream. They lost no her in his moi th and bound off
We do our wot k well
time in beginning to lick it up. 1 with great glee. No one saw
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him
for
Maud
was
asleep
and
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and that was what they were do- i
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ing when Dick and Maud appear-1 Jane went in to the house.
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and
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papa,
mamma
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“Look at those wicked kittens,’ Dick came to tea and Maud a-
woke.
She
missed
Polly
at
once
Train
74
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said Maud.
Train 76 arriv,^ 4:03 p m.
and asked everyone if they had
“Scat, said Dick.
SOVTHlfOOND
seen her, but no one saw her. i
Train 77 arrives 9:23 a. m.
The kittens hurried to get She suposed that Dick had hid
Train 75'ariives 5:51 p. m.
We have a fine line of Bon-Bons in Fancy boxes for the Holl
down and ran off with all their her to tease her for Im sorry to
might, and the children went say that he sometimes teases day trade. Makes a nice present for any girl.
ime Card Dayton Eus
and told .lane, who put a clean h's sister but Dick soon proved
Lei ves Postoffice in A. M for
A nice Assortment of nuts; also orages, and tropical fiuits <
white table cloth in the place of that he had nothing to do with
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all kinds.
the one they had soiled.
the doll.
South bound
9:00
“Well never mind” said her
P. M.
“Dick,” said mamma, “and
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you, too, Maud, run upstairs and father she will turn up some
fk tel
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