Ochoco review., April 23, 1892, Image 4

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BOYISH VlaiONi,
tn kh t4entUr of th xmivu nitlu.g lri
lam with rl.i
PurpUnf billa ai.il tfiKl.Ufc' m up, aptviiJiujj
jortaa uuitfiw n'crt.il.t,
w I tDo ..lirvuifii rUiMit. r.iu.v all i.t btvtvm
Bub in,? miun wtou it b.ti i-Knubt hui
bills Mid xkl
1m Um feni tiu.( of th onlli .nd, tu th htm
among ilit wi-in.
la tint tahi.i; itf tlit MV)it4t tvttut
iem crrwai li-mn.
HmtiI 1 thrmtfti hit tx j-Kh fiuT u.tM. tw(T ;
pal ih v now wv natur oolw, ti.. thtv Kr. '
uihm my mn
In Ue rUiim of the hhim:ijj m 1 ti.xl'n nbvxlo
of .urlit.
Is lb rolling of thuuxltn hmnl I atorirti of
him Hulit,
AmI hit bo I;. 1 n oulJ fw; tan clo bo.-
my hJ at n if lit,
Mvt Uht now an natur fonv if my rw.o
4wks anahL
ib, tb foWi4. ...vaiu of bojbood : Oh, lh ta '
tiom Hie uin'
T I ofltMJ tMnk th chiMmt. nuotH''tnvl wlut
nuui n 'or va i
About beva and uiw r aKi, Ov1 aud all lh
foolish clan.
AUti I th f.T httlC moUltMlt tltAt th chikt
woulvl tmi'b the man - Winkx Hi&Jt
TUE PINK 1WKCT
Miss Sara l,a Rue had danced all the
evening at ball ;it her next ncidiKir d,
the Peyton. Sin" wore a pretty link
dresss, with h little, lace trimmed po. ket
at the side. lTiT principal partner xxas
youii Andrew IV) ton, wan deep-
ly la love with her, but had never toi l
his love.
On tliis night he lind written a letter,
wliieli by admit u.aiia'meut lie n
tri-ej to pl.iee in the pink rxvket afore
Kiid. It otTi'revl her his Iuik! atui heart
and ended : .
"It you do nut answer I shall know
that you e.-jnnot love me, and t.hall kM ,
way."
answer eaiue to liim Sara had;
sent the drvvt, (KX'ket and all, away in
Ixn to the iuln.tie. where she put
dresses she was weary of. She had not !
looked into the pooket and knew noth
in if of the letter j
Andrew Peyton t.Hk silenee for re
fusaj, and left the vmntry within a
laonth. In a year pretty S,ira was dea.l. !
Nobody knew it, hut she had broken 1
her heart over the de;arted lover And
o one ruuuuiee ende.L O.ir torv i of
another. !
hi P'air;- Tie wanlnbe to speak of
li t. r.titil the makeshift :vs
I ; e oe'ed Si'y had niiiniiiijed the
; : r A t h.r . .!!-. and lind liiad. H eloak
; o.it of a Iiimwii taM. , , nil lin. d 1 1 i
i ii;e ! unr. llaiiin I p. tti.wit that had
, I .:! hots ii a lv.l . l:ad ra eled foit
' 1 - n.Ik M. ".'UiiivN and knit theui over
l. r her If m ii U eoltnu tow, uul the
tv,m who iliMpK'd in of an evening
a. Inured ln'r irit iy,
ll had lieen a trying day Mr, lt
l!u' had lnvu i;ui;e tra'io smee dawn,
iid, smiv M iiuii; Seipio would no more
hae heeu thought of tluui selliinf tSjil
ly, had tKvidl to part with the Iioino
and earri.-u.v. That was a Mow. Seipio
went under it ; Mi. Sally turtl de
and had not the heart to put rvs in
tier Ix lt. Mr. l a Kuo had nunarktsl
that it would he juit as well tmt to
.Mid the I a!; r aw ay, lnis he j
oould need that to h.un; himself with.
Hut at tea time they had pres'rved vr i
sinimons and bread and butter with j
the U'veraci" Sally found a letter at'
her plate, and, opening it, read this ;
Pk.4B Mini S.ai ro.'l. Mi.lri'w i emi:i
I In n th pretty eiiatun tlutter.'.!
sway, an.l the r. M of llie ball wu
Audi' 1' (en to Sally, We afl know
lint that I. leans
Pur bis pait, An.livw Peyton wont
holne with strancx' sensjilioiia In lux
heart It Mvmed to hint ns If he hud
i'U.'i' liloiv -e. u hi Sai. He had rtvsid
her name tui the nnvsy touilvtoui in
the graveyard, ami thebarhof that uu
niivveiv'.l letier had rankled In hi,
heart hit whole life tlu-ouli; but hei
iv-ii aim x.mnif aKaiu, wultalook in
her eye that seemed to snv to lihn
Try, and see if you ean win me," she
stood i!i the person ,if Sally I a Kile,
her niiee, aetu.illy in a pnvu of dm
same pattern. He did not know it was
the ery sjime wilh the pink HH'ket at
its side into w hi.'h he had slipKd the
letter twenty years K'for. lie drtMtin
e I straiio" .lr. a'ii that ni-ht, iu whieh
twin tills in rws,. color ran tiefiire him.
One wa- his love, one a ision ; but
whieh wit he raHd proved to be a
iisi, an.l ineitiM in ln rasp to noth
In.
At dawn he slept. He still slept nt
11 o'elivk when Sally In her dimity
morniiu; roln made out of dUusl led
ru; tains of her prau.lmot tier's foldisl
the hall dn.-s in its box a,i;ain. She ix
Hiiiiu.sl it el.vsely. How well tliey used
to sew; no slij;htiuf; as w e slight .mr
drtissiiiakin, tmd this tus-ket how
perf.s'tly evrry stiteh was st t. She took
imt the kert'hief, and why! w ii.it w, is!
thisf A letter a little, faint Iv f.-' "
an am;i"n n"t.r
UALV.t.
feeinti anit .i ;. tfimu l. t:iViii:1i f,ir linti.
i Hi' h:j Ns;i a i a v tni'iuv y'siot 1 u,-.'it aw ln
J tW.TA Atl.l 1 U.lV(. u. up uir IIUtl,t It fcil.vil t
! f.in,'y t:iKA I'mnc tu mi,i . Iiar.'ifr U fiS it
BU.-.kit Ivui l'.ii ,lis..pt'rn vif nut. Nil 't
Will Iw fun
iVuu' mi ly te fc,. Iht" ai-ro V. Won t 1 mi lw;
your diMr frtiiier I,. Uriils Tlirvtiti Iuh ruw f.ir
. K1,V IHt J.MO 111? W,i HlKMll t lw? i ti,in psl tt
uat-in l e.t jm. imlis. (u. otivvw". Th o!.tiT
j JI.MH Wl.l t- .i,'Wtf,i K. ii,. AS (ll."V llfc. tHlt lll
j aiiiM, mv ,!.-flr Vjui kiunj; l-u-n.l. I ast.
"till, (vipa'" eried Sally, nil her sad
uessusme on theinstant. Veu'll .Mine. ! fum.Hi thii v with her name nitui
won tyoiu" j Miss S,:- hi llun." Of iimw, h
"You have not sut.nl wlia','' replied i wjis oliristene.1 "Sara," althou,-h ' Sal
afr Ui Hue with his hniadest a.vtuit , ly" w-u her hoiniMiaiue.
(nut sternest voi.v. j Shu o.eiil it, tier heart
tea laney uress iwul. pap dear. , wildly. It wn.s an otTer of
Replied S.UIy. ; fn,m jr. Audivw Peyton.
"I, who sit here waiting for the com j What a st ran .re. riuuantio tiling to
pl.'te dow nfall of our family- I. who , to a man of the and fortv - a rieh
al leave you s.on a N-Wil orphan I man. a man of the world! ft was love
V" to a faney dre-is bail:" eried Mr f at first ght. mid what she had elwavs
La Kue. "ot anothali wo'J:" j lonsl for And she knew she also had
I'll papa. men i iim-tn t ta' u n , iH ,mh si...
hoatMii;
luarri.tije
i,i...l.i i in. .- l'1"" l.'i"l."
',UI.!. Pi'. I'.'l.'r l.io Ml....
Aniuui; the many wieelv of dark
eoiiiitu-l-t iy ally now driftiii,.' iilunit
C ii'i.'iio is the Somali. ehief, Hussein
P.-oi.tr He j."t ' bi-ie of 't'.'iiloiiie
eivilii.Uiou while aiduitf (he (ierman
I'.inin I'.i -ha eipedillon. and eoiild not
be kept finei hurry in,' ell to the empire
of tln Itoheu.'oll.Tus as noon ashep't
Ihe MM' allowed I. iul for his serviee
iiel'oie sailiu.,- lie invested f'.'tH) In two
eubs. Inn eabiueti and a superintend
eiit, wlieiu he left In eliMiyo of liis liv
iry business in Aden
IWorealod a p.uue the II iM day lie
pi .oared in filler ilen Linden, an.l Ihe
(Hiiiee had to be summoned to prevent
Ihe erowd from Healini; from him a
battered brass teal.ettli) that lie
ehili'hnl tiljly will) his rii-lit hand
p.vory I'lToi't was made la dissuade him
from ili-turbiiu; the puhh.i niaiv by
w injiiitit litis kellle wherever he went.
bill in iniii
He refused to explain his alhs'lioii
for this rather enrious ndjuiiet of his
utroet eosttiine, uiul not until I'r,
Peters, Ihe eplor.'r. eame to llerlin
was any sil is'ai'Iory reason f..r hit le
tmvloreht ii'ial'le. The rival of Sun
ley, however, unra.eled the mystery
When Ihe I'.atiu Pasha eluioii wtis
in lite Ma.vs.d eounlry, he said, Il ists iu
eondiiet.'d hiuts.'lf with e( nordin.iry
vory. 1 . tor w tuiM to r.'w ats Itlm,
's had ii. .thin of value at hand to
,.' away
'ltile riima rine about iu etiuip for
oiue kind of present, he I'aui.Mnsin an
old. leaky, bra-s kellle that wa-s aliout
to ihn.wti away Ih had it pil
islied al onee, eal'.-l t..-'th.'r lite na
tive, mid in their .r.s,'tiee ,mvii l( to
Ilusnn. with the assurance that sn.-h
Atlii.trt.i.'.. st I ..uil.in Cl.ur.
The dill', n'liee la the laibiM "f fnivh-dl
nit.l V met ieaa i I tut ill l lo'io i" I le .ll
lllu .iiau,i:i lioin a lab veiilly puh-
lsh,s, wl.iill HI. 'I.lellllilly Ui-.. lit'. Kt !
ti .tu sof lh.' mien.l. uu e al nun inns; and
eveiiuiK Hi-nue in a'sitl a d.'.'i'ii im-
..Mt..ltl I ..HI. I. 'II plllil . Inn. !". In
main Kiits i if this i ..linn x . imieii". xx hi. ll
we slioul.l mix tin' rili of N.' "iK max
Iv mi hid.. I. the .jii.-.tt.oi of "Ihe ...vond
M'lil.e" ha. IsV'.me a I'.nne one, the
jH.ple ws'iiunif I.' I'iuili- li.'.l w till ui tend
net al the piineip.il i ieo al half l'at
ten or eleiei oel.nl. In Ihe iiuaumg.
Ii. I lo do a is .tit llie .'ilillik' si'iiueis
in, i Si t- el eon a ml siu.lv union.: . let k
lin n oi' m.iio dill. a. til denominations, us
apis'ai lioin (nsiu'iil nuttn u s mid hulls
and sii si'hIioiis on ihe ul.. t In the le
hnioiis u.'.'.si..is, Main ilew.es ate
.oHsl for ulliai t.li e.'iiliii;eolinl.'K!
tiolis; wi in. .lis on "ou.sof tin. lime,"
,l.l win s, or the n..lle plat! of
moiu the l"i ,,i'i and nt.ue . laUiiale rsa
lllotl. nul l llie e.i uul:,. "bUIu s of
llUMUf. tue h,-.u tos-111 tile t'X.'ll
ail Mil . of plans ato .. s..d o
U that Hi - il lh. nil loll I Is' s l
t and w l.l. -'H . 1. 1,
kill' iiip.'l.sl fiom Ihe I'lti'.h .!(
the I - 'I .1 all. i i . e..'.' on uu t me,; and
i lull;; s ; . i' - at the . lull. It.-. Ii.iiit.sl,
tttl. I lie liiui the axelao hole lltlillU I'
I'li'-eul 111 Hi s. lai-l.'il . liut. h.s at the
CITY MARKET,
rlllt Hi." I N.nlll l-..i.. m.,
I'HIN L VII.Lt, OH,
Palmer S dlood, Props.,
k Klvl A lloli I. I IN K or
Beef, Mutton and Pork,
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Twenty years lia J p4v--ed. M. as crx-w
on the white stoue over the bn'.s-t of
Sally La Hue. And at the old I.a line
plaee her brother ltxed a widower,
with one daughter.
Looking up at Ij R;:e fri'tn tile r.std
side you would assuredly have believed
that the people who Lved there were
rieh.
It ws the residence, you would nat
urally have tsxi 1 to yourself, of ns.plo
uf means. And K'in uutilesosl with
real estate, you ini,'!;: have siehed.
with a little spies of envy for f...ik who
owned sueh a s.li 1 d.v.-iitn. sueh nrx
old oaks, siK-h a sui-hkIi shaven, s-rts-n,
- elvet Lawn, stu'h a irardeii. an 1 yes.
ueh a gardener. There Le'was now !
auiotit? the ruses: tut when y.u have
tlu-ee wUltes xiveu you by a fairy, it is
wise, as the old tale (.roves, n-ver to '
wish yiiursH-lf anylxKly else until yoo '
etajuine into the private alTairs of that !
Ludix-iJual.
In the ,-tory I allu.i -J to the i.-hor ;
wished himself "that kin there," s.-e- 1
iug Jiiai in a masio mirror, and. 1
boldl Uo was transfenned in!o a moil
arch who liad been eun.pi.-r.sl an J wa.s '
about to be put to death by ieeapila- '
tion. Thus the envious admirer of his ;
property, who ha.1 wish.n huu.self Mr. i
1 Hue berauso he thouia him a rieh !
man. would have ls"eu in',-ity uston- I
iahe.i to Hud himself sitting If f. .re a.-i !
oid oak desk, trying in vain to arran i
ohaotic papers, which when iu ..rd.-r
otiry prove.! that lie 'w dr-adfuliy in ;
debt: or to see his daughter watting be- :
bind him with tremhlin anxietv, know j
Uig that he could have no dinner but
the salt pork tie so hated, unless hv
chance he had a little money alxuf j
bim. If he had it all went well; t ut. :
alas! if he hud not ho would turn his j
wild, blaok eyes on her when sh- had j
spoken twice or thriee, and with his I
delicate, ivory tinted fln-Ts niimiri j
through his fine, curly white hair, j
wouid ask her in tones of I.ju like re-
proa.'h where she supposed 1,... could !
have gotten money ? II. : I
It was in the old days of the south, j
when a southern j,-entli-in;tii miht not I
work, aud that wotiilerful gardener wa !
tiiear only servant. He was oi ler than
Mr. La Rue and prouder of the family.
He did the cooking He did all the
work eicept that done surreptiriou-.lv
by Mi8 Sally in the privacy of parlor
and bedroom.
There is a fa.v;inatioti to p'opl.- of
his race in luakiinf Mieve a great d-al,
and Seipio Bpoke of his fellow slaves,
old one by one away from their old
home, as though they w.-ro about the
place still, and through his zeal I.a
Rue looked as w ell as ever. He mended
the fence, repaired the verandas, kept
the lawn and urJeii in onler, trimmed
the trees and flourinhed a Ions; handled
duster among the cobwebs that gath
ered so fast in the long, low hung hall
that the spiders loved.
Everywhere the rich old furniture,
with little upholstery mid much carving
bout it, rt.-sisted decay.
Cnleaa you had staid to dinner on a
meager day you would never have
guease.1 thut any thing was wroiig; and
wtl'.erl " almost sobbe.1 poor Sally
"You're a woniiUi." replusi her fa I
Uier. "d'tie Turks think women soul-
lev. I am not suah but that they ah !
ris'ht. However, I am too jswih to give
you a bill dress." j
"Oh. I iMii make up something out i
of nothing. It's my one talent "' eried
Saily. "Hut let me tell you the tsva !
ioa They s-iy your pre-onee would
t an honor, and you might like to
meet"
as sure
now
All the morning Sally was in n ilream
That afternoon she wrole this answer
pttt m i ,
v- .. r tell r 111 I!
.e IltAi ri'l'. .
s.. llttirt . f tin'
' l .'S O't ii.Ujf Ileal... leuu.
V .si't yen ,,y i!Wi,
., to ...u, I t.'ii.'y' ili t Jott Itiesr
itis- y..ti ucs i.n.r f.s-l. ,.k-s .:
an article am. utg w lute men was the
customary reward for jt. -t .Is. is.
Sinexx then I lnscin has nexer o
kef lie out of his si,'!;!. When
he xxori" it tt.s to h waist ,
board lit. c.irr'o I it in les nrun
I i. nil. my he always takes it
w itll him I "hieagii Times.
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a t lint, h w hi. !i j
f I l-'liili: ; .'ltd i
he l.l -I.. IS Ii. t
. . an;, a. -at; lis
.1. I if the pin- I
i ,:,.it tl.. i.--ul; I
iiioiitiiu and
' I ot t.l Is' MIS-
ttt at a s.l.s tion j
. -el, latt may
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XX I l.y I'l. rl.v.t
i'ltero nre good iliiiur '.
prefer old Ihings . . e, w I'.tu
tmii.il, jserliaps, wilbout ns
.le who
.'s. olul
d r.vLs. n
VK'M
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l.-t tu-
la
lAStf 1 . it tl!.1 U If . .'I i.f IS1 .
IO S'.'.l sll.sll I .ef,.l,. y.s)
l tell y. .it I int s r c.rt It.a 1. 1-,-
; t 'in.- fr.un us i ., i.i i : .... i r.
S It'.o slays li u , . -a -.1 !... .-, an.l t!
ts.si: .tr-s !..- t a l.i.s y
! Ii4.l .ue im.i"v. e.-n t ii A-t uu
.xoi sii.'ui.i;i wo ti . erie.l .Mr. J jt ' fc-rt inm i !wr. el I ,s.., '..: .,..(.o at t
R.IC. j hit I i'eU,SsI 13. t o:l,- l..tt ,, ,,s ltm if li.
His olss):..r .....l,..., I, ..l.l l.. 1 S'.irs'iy m- i 1 ,s.
tongue, t!iu.she.i her bread and
Ktt.it- l..n In
III Srtitrerland tl
Moss j, th,. ,-,,
Tea.'hel-s t'ltlsf . Met
-.' j r.. Jti.tr.. . ,:
leali. v,ry In.;'.,
are etuplo, e I f, -
I
ll,l .
'I'll.
S-'ipio to clear
o ganvt with a
ophetua's beggar
f 1 can t do ls-t
nd, having called for
I away, went up into th
: ennule.
i "I II go as hong
! iu;u'd in artistic rig
i t.-r." she laiigltcl.
I She l.s.ked the ol I bure.iti throiigli,
the old ch.-s:,. the o! 1 w.u-drobe fruit
l"s!y. S -v.-ral years of f. .raging had
; emptied tlu ui Hut on the- ton of the
w.trln.ls', .piit" out of .er reach, st,ssl
long patter l.x Wl at mijlit it nH
biitaiu of rumpled g.me or lace that
ciuht U' "d .tie up," .,r .il'i tii.it might
b" elisoifd ' M.ss Sally turned uu tier
tiny t.st Bud t .ipj-.l dow n the garret
stai-s.
"Sap! 'sue eri -1 the eail w.uy 'Jt
uair in .uitheni li uu.is and U'lU were
Ikivr than at thi north in tte.se days
"come here and get that !ox down for
me olf the wardrobe iu the gam t."
Strip stuuiM'd upstairs, tx t an old
' t.ihle a-rainst the pi,.,-,. ,,f furniture and
; climls'd down. Uu his way ho stum
j bl'sl and fell, the but burst op-n and I
, ii read abroad on th garret floor lay a ;
; pink dr of old fashioned s,;k, a b.
' of ribbon to uiat.'h. u fan and a gnuy
' scarf, all little bobs and fnng.-s . s j
j and a little musl.n bag. from which !
protruded the t -s of a pair of hiers. i
j and glox-es ail rote color and white. i
"Why: h.Lsi my fairy gran luioth'-r j
been here:" cried .Sally joyou-.ly. ' What t
j 'J'sis it mean :"
! "I kin ejplaJn it. mbs." sitid Seip
j ' Dat yar dnrwt was w.,ni by y.V aunt.
Wis sJ.ini. Hey call.: 1 her Mis Silly,
J".w i.kh '-ley can yo, to villi yu was
born.
"Siie wim mighty pretty, jo.-i' like yo',
ll:.-.s Sally, j.-s' hk yo'. An' she went
to a bail in dis yar dress, so bright an'
ribiy an' happy. She came hone. pa.l-.
an' wan. and she sent d.s drive, all ;
foldisi up in .J... ,t. uj) de garret. Said !
lie never would we ir it no too', she)
hated it. an' she m-vr did. -she di"d
early. Muss Sally, Hats de story.
Lui-vi."
"I'.sr auntie. I don t r memlj'rher, " j
ighi.d Sally. "Ii,n S -ip, I think J 11 j
take the dress down otairs. Tote it i
down for iti" right away."
'Aas'in, Jli.-s Sally ,' saiil ,S"ip, 'iui'
'ty'tise tiiu for olferiiig one ward of
advice: I'e of de opinion dat ef (hit
yar drrrsji seems to you to U- suitable
f.-r dis yar ball you in.edu' haJj no
Tuples oh i-oitseieiice about wcarin'ob
it. Us Sara would liah do honor ob
de family at heart fi r you to dress well,
and she waJtV your height. Jet your
tKnld. Hat yar drew will (It you like !
en tiUt .s
l.ut 1.." It'
, a.l
'l:as
for life, an I u
old ill tliei'l'.
"t.Uld III lie' I.
the army cos' s
. tl ir.Ui.,1.
state s !lr-t I llsl
It if tin. Volllll
f all. I. uiiivcr
'" b.. ,'r.i..i.,t-.. i f
iss i,. r'!iatt. lit, x
' n' I 'iiits, almost
1st -lie I w hen i;r..w it
".i".' The -cltool,
f .'. ef ' h.U ' . vt'l
I
less than t!
the
tl, h ting
on s!,ijt
an.l In
to bed ! pc'f-'ren.se t an til I I
i tuiee shi.wtsl lit th.- mailer of lio
i This man ctie.l nt the tiousn .,f
j lady and IfgV'd lor a pair of tth.-rxn.
fc..te gave him u n. j.dv new pair ..f her
tisband's w I.. It he had laid nida fiw
I'liif "a-.ti A day or too nfl'vward
the Is-go-ir retur'ted
Mtttn." be s.ti.1. cau't y..ti l-e tu
k witr o sh.N- wine i l l rn'ed oltist. f
' Hut." s.it.1 lac I t.lx I I, at. J,,s
Hi ven you an entirely new nr you
tl.'oe ll cm oil How "
Spring Chickens,
Fruit and Ml Kinds of Produce,
i ash pil.asi rl 1 I. i ill li. 1. 1. ,.l
FARM rKOD'JlF, BUTIIR AND KGtiS.
LINNW.WOODS'
8ALO0N,
Malta itfl. I'.Im..I!I.. ti.
urn us ii4 n t mr i li. o. Mr
Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
FANCY MIXED DfxINKS
C S. S.;
-U' IHi;,
Gary Hoaser
Cutter
KeyVestand Imported:
Nrl lilt) CoilifilfUrli !
i.u.
I iu.. i-., ..I i, fm
New licit Hi
HIM tllll,, n
SAM
f.'ll'.J l. . rl ll.twl K l-sfii
BillUoJ Tb! ltd lUm thA
" ' ...... . t- ( , .- .... .
Itrtel, ., !. Ilea.. .,, . , u,..
il'O.LJ
C C LINE, Pn
CHOICE BE
Walton, Veal ani f
. -s r r i t .n ,,M
t HI MUillt ST PMICC -k
I .tit pi-
j A!! Kinds of Country Pr;
..ii
Sold at n l.Sbsral Ct'sm,
ul
S-'ipio t.K.k this note
who avx.At. Ir. on hi. strai
p-ad it. He iin.ler.t...
Sar.i li.it never found i
had remained in the little
twenty year, f-.r l.cri.i. e.
nod he sh.sl Ir-ars for I h.- i
he lef, l...s lssl I
llowex-er he call". I that e.
tie',v .tra l.a ant', and
Tied lltov. tmd lot .-;il!
Sia 1.4 lti &
to Mr r.-yton.
.vn' tlre.tins to
all. IV'. r
elefer It
pink p. .ck' l
to aitstt.-r,
l ll.l.e s;e',
hilet lillll
0 ' ui': on th.'
t hey t. re tear
1 has restored
Titer
grit-'.el .
th.' unit
toe -
cial, t!.
sillUI, fie
America1
the." ui
Ul! tie.
I) stem
t I rep
rs.ty
I'l.rt, 1
Heal s
f .,;
Mil",
I- an
el m
llf
I I
I ,
st
the oi I place at ..I it. ua- tor in h.tpnv
And Sally h-. lov.-i her liu.sl.ai.d
well xiiil ii'-t.-r dii'im that s.'.e mi
MWerxil ll'T ll'lllt'.s ..vc letier It if a
x-orvt l.tin.sl j , th' d'-plhi of that
chivalrous U....in on w hi-'a h. ro
Mary lt- 1 (alias tn .N. w ,,rk .
I-e.ig.-r.
leil'llllg t'
re at iitg .
ed III i-t I v
poor, vx ho
from l.tli. .i
with the
Mym in II
ht .
re tl,
l.ut
o .1
Kin Is ,.r
Is l..w
primary.
Ihe - f
e i.y tuna ;
n k f 1 1 it.
ttt . of
V !!', I flee, j
" .x.'fti at
I mi I the ;
r ii it. tend !
f tl. x.-ry :
" elid lreti
.. Kitishe.l
lie re ll.o .
is .-' Il.ttt
outii'c i't.iu
. 11... I lU). !
11
tjH r
H i km tit 1 1 e I" i nil 1 1) j;.
I The Oxford i .n:ty iM.- ) Advertiser
' tells a g. ""I sf. try about the out huias!!i
which 1 Ion T A Chapman, the dry
j ifo-l kin.,' ..f .I'!wai'.oo, iufusei into
hi.x biis.i.ess trir.-actioti. llr. t'han
' man In. ' I 1 1 p T-;..ir,!')' superin!,"!.!
big ext. 'us,,,' ,niirnu.:i"!i!t on lii
lioiiotea-1 farm in iih-.t I and 1; t !:,!,
and at the mi -g, sit ion .,f H icighli. .r d"
ci led to el'-ar out tin. ..t!iniis fr-tiu ti
recently clean-1 pi .. t land by (),
Us., of dyiiamtt" "ilui ; 1. 1 i'a;'K!i
al'!h f r a.. "tt :: i.'U 1 i.-ta'i lo do tint
it r. I iia,iii.:u d.-'id.-.J to test the
ptjW. T i f the explosive i ll H gia.it oaU
tree on the hilisai... an I ordered teteu
c.irtrid ,'- pla '. -l no 1-r it and I -ii.-iir I
oil. Tue re-nlt w.-it !i:t! to.' tie. v..n
thron Ingii int. the air an I blown
Into a f iioiivin J p;.. i)., . h'g luul)
came tlowtt throtk.'!i I'm. roof of Ins t le
Kant farmh'.!!.e, I. tit ha was , el ie,
with the cxteriltl- lit lint he sent the
following telegram to Kendall ,V Wlnt
ney, 1'ortland. " I (. tt.tiiut... farming big
Micce-. Sfiiiii and tri'-n goit,,;
heaxeiiward. .Send three nior bot.-i, "
ly Tins ,!., i,
t nil, but not ..x .-cloitt.
not k'i . in-,' il no t tiling
ph;- ie:,l
must I.
1'ood max 1
an I 1 .
I
nil
Mb
liesl lll .rr, l:,.ie,l,.
l ie' oie hem.. f.,r the heart, of
otii-'r or.-ans, t r.-st menial mid b.
t mean doing nothing
b .-t of all,
111!' W IV l.f
ill l-'ilig to overeolne 'p,:
I Tot ''led for i I all i..,i.t.
I'ii.-ale and pl.'itto'ul, uir
.- 'ei. 1 1 -1 v H.hnii 1. d.
a .- do their tltnio. I
ll.l . s,.n,. (.lira
dat . mill a so..r tin-
r.-iil tte.ii that the '
T le.lhiitg nt far iu
lie rite.
lllli intelligence lo i
11 hetotll Most I-,,
f it (hat poitnt
boltl" I due ft ,,
"V."'ltt." he soM. but
trt'lll'l"- TI.et re fc, ,.
they hurt nty I.i
pale. ui
I. ,,!
II -re are ...Ite- -.ailene, . tslia(e4
tile iigd ly .,( li,,. I,
1 1. if ,.ti toe iy ,,-r tt In
'1 111- '.l ee ts.-' Ii itll I tl it
f ay .hotild s.i.-li a ali.tp
b itclit'4 .i.i I
.Strrtnoe j.friile,'',. . t atist (-.
ti'ie liriutest Jim a . k- g ii
S.wnh in n .Imul ..'intel, J f tt
oftiy
hoe c. ..astlii'lu.
hiuilh .ni .i' I.t I'lul j, . ,i,ih
iter ' li.'tli .uur.'l ' a, nil V,rk
U-dger
THE CHINESE BAZA
Quon, Hin &. Co., Proprietors.
in ih Kut
gu It.
:'.!.-.'th n
,y vvsh hab
I nrro-a a In.
The I . -t !!a-,
I'll -
I' tag. aut Ho
A'-.. - til. c h
it't. i.i
silt ii -
S ni p.
n I;. - x ri- ! .
rl'd t I ' t A K"
"I Ci.io.-.e a'
I Jl
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Ii-.tii I'l.i
t ft"i
a
AND SHOE SH
I. L. KETCHUK. Proprietor.
I.n lie
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In
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ol .le
dol e al
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m Ma
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t: r.
. and - i
I..,;
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I, I'ri-
a "l tl.fxdc to
I i.u .! ut in t
f I te. ei i c. I
I..;.- I r
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r, an
"..
Iii.ui
U
rf.ct i
epaittl.;
f ll.' I
f. t lo.l la
tier;, tt ,irt .
Ititl-f J', . .
.
baths i
1 find eh.
blanket
will w. d.o.i.l,
oilier earesi e.i
po-itit e gain i
It I'll,.-', an .
stet'tiro ll e
tie lake the .a
out of a nit-he
f
lull
wa aalo.
to c
-ha
de l;m fit.l de coon, Mix Sallv
It (lid.
"lin sure," thought the girl, ha tthw
tried it on before tho gla-, "uiy poir
little auntifi would never, never i an;. I
tbouldn't if I wery cite, and it' the
prettiest, tjtiai.'itc-t thing."
Th. u (the. brii-hed her hair into th
Uieti th table would havo lieen m enioolh, bat .' w iii ntj :1c of the period,
with old china utid g'Xid cutlery and I and niw a picture ho like tho portrait
iiver upootis. Neither did Mr. Ii of lu i aunt in tho parlor below thut
Kue'n great Puiiaiiia hat, ijidostruetibli) i (the almo-t wroamed.
md rxwtly, or hi well laundered linen' She won; it to the ball. Ifow pretty
tuiU tell anything ihe look'j.1 ! 1 low -jitainl 1 Ji
Other women knew that Miwt Kallv A lid V ho CVer laeh jlcoiii lililneor. ulier.
hid not a eood gown to her name: but
Hum would have thought the after
doou dimity, made out of on old extra ;
Ia!r of bcdriijin ctirhiitm, xcry gfKtd
indeed, w hen he pinned ono crimwai ;
roise at her throat and another in her j
tiack Loir.
The hint of a large family early gath
ered to the tomb, following their con
(w.iitherii g. iill.'iiK n are near lo whinpur
its' 'I'lio mveet in toxical ion of flattery
that ia fourrded on fact had thrilled the
pirl t young blool belorc he-r iionlcsn
found lite lion of ihe evening mid
brought him to tho KK(t where Minn
fiully httHxi among h'-r adinirfni. A
hoii'ihomti man of 45, young enough In
ull r ut ward weining to Ui Htill chnnn-
nuniptive inoUior thither only a year or '"K ''dl, broad bhouldcrnl, pictur
two upart, Ilia Sally, ut IS. wan th:!1"; witlnio gray iu hia hair a yet,
picture of liealth. Tho family Borrow. with hit. own splendid teeth. For
were not lie. Ali was over when nhe time in her life Sally' heart
wan born, and lifo was before her and ' fluttered.
her home won lovely, and tho felt a ! "L'ncle, tlii i my friend, Him Sally
much above common folk n u queen, j Hue," wild the young iicnteae.
OiJy akUig for houjekoeiilua money, j "Huiy dear, Ifr. Andrew Peyti."
Ii, t tl.a Oama 1 li rtUh'ti "IJnatrk lac-"
Th. re may nut l.o much in a name,
but Martin I m- k didn't I,kc hi., .Now
It i.H link". iiir) ili.-i lent I hat l"d hila
lo make tho ch,ug.: is linn told : Alout
two year- nan .Martin wax p!t"hing In
game up iu Mieliig.-m. and in the ninth
Inning his ehih led the npp sing team
by one run. Two of the taller had
reached two corners! nearest th,. plate,
when a man in Ihe Tand "land bejg-in
imitating the ijiiaek of a thick.
Martin didn't tdiow at llrst that lie
ut aiuioye.J hy it ; lutiwtho "iniielt,
pluck, tpiaok!" cont imieii his face be
came lobster color.'.!. lit! sJiotitel in
his- taiiuler that hn would Hi him nf(er
llie game, l.ut Tie ll.-nd gave Ihe r.ir -li
er tho liir-e laugh mid went on w'th
his "tpiaek. ituackl" lliilie was erai. r
than the "wild man from liorneo,"
i .. i . t t . i .i-t . . - .
oei at. last no iot.1 nm iieau entirely atel I
I .mr, ... . I... I .. II ...l.l. .. 1 I l.l . .. ' I . ... I
tillers lll'T iftll tsil.ll Jill (lis llllgtlC .'It Olf
tormentor. It didn't hit .llie mark, but i
two runs camu in and Martin' oitle lost
the game. After Hint ho (Jrtfip d th !
naiiiH of idick entirely - Milwaukee !
Wiwonnin.
Ur.ppml Ilia "1(1:1111181." !
Raid an Atlanta cat ing huuw kts.per: !
"I nincerely enjoy hoeing a baeliv.'oo'U-
man 'knuckle' down to a tliah of noup. i
The other day a big fellow came nun!.- '
ling up to one of our tadl-mnid ordered
an oynter fry. lie ato with hiicli relish
and vim that I could hardly keen lny
to this care
half cur" ;
take little i
or any che.
(If c uirs,
- Shirle.
I- "it f ." I and
"ul pur" air,
t and te xt !., i
Jul -toiiulus ,
baths, and
"Iul" I hey
lo milt dune
f plea-tin.
:!"APHR001TINE,,;;n;:r M L L
-v l nes lillll
iy"-) foeiri.t
i
-i.'iW
It " . r
I t 'i' 't f..r'ti
't in - r ii..f :i uf
g. 3vrx,iisrG,
Id. M i U IN
KliNDS:OF:FURfllTU
. tie
I'a.
re-ult
. 111
is lilisatisfa. torv
er.
ll..i
.I.....I.
Congr. ei i:,., turned Up in the
holism with a frr-ii ,.i..rj, sny a Amon J,
Cummin,.. II,. , l,er. 'il in .New
lork. I: vta
litn. Sjiue.la
met .Mark M,.
v.
e. rniug a friend of
. r. It g.l " ee, .(n.1
and John Morrin v.
Wishing to e.,ii,.!;, n.-nt M.,rris-ey tin
general sai I lo 'la.-k :
"Ah, 1 . .. s , i have the I roiuwi 11 of
! America with y.u. "
I Morn.-ey w.-,, highly Indignant. Mo
doubled his ll.l, and turning to Mark
M.'.guir i-aid ' What line this plit,tcr
tlieaiif I've a notion to latum him."
'Hold on " M,a,k hhouted. "He
menus- that you're llie great.", t man In
A uier.'-a. "
"I Hippo,." m i, when hn Is out of it,"
Morris. " y growled.
The gt-neral ncv r forgot tl," remark.
h" y.'t't'liti met Morriwy afterward
he minted him votlmll ll,,. honorn, but
not a. ihe Cromwell of Aim ricii.
Ilrotnilnu ll, m Xllllrr.
"iJrowning tho miller" original.,!
from the following fact: If th ,j
utreiun Ixdow the mill is dammed or
t' lined tho water Is iiomled I,,.. a. ,.,,,i
the mill U'ciiiiii'n what (hit millers call
tailed, J Imro u too much xxaler,
the mill will not work, and He" miller
In (taJd to bi "drowned tfut." llnnce
when loo much of any one urticlo ai
put into a iiiidliue, it Is cnlle.l "drown
lug the miller."- Detroit I'icij IVeim.
liitiloo A.ltl.a.
Iii the familiar (toiig, "I'ull for tho
fcbore," thcni is a line, "Cling to w lf
tin more," which, as nung by tiio col
ored children In onn of tho whool.s.
tffr.'K
T'.ts'.'.t'.fl t'leui
t at. ..... Ui.! i't t
l'..wrr, Wt.t, o.p
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t .u.ai, .- Id., ai
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'""Co., I'
"f a.-l livi
lee.'eoa
, tltaoa
BEDROOOM SETS,
Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, Paints,
Olla. Putty nnd Class.
ALSO V ALU V KINDS V OF V LUMBER V FOR VS:
r
It I r k
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THt APMRO MKDICINE CO. !
" u U't.l'. 11, ll.'X ... r.
f " f nf
n-tt... ,(
x.l...
el T.ett.f,
If l.'t.
H..-I ,'
The Oregon Land Co
WDM ns
-sot.li i y
eyrwofThim. IVwnt !y 1 iioiiccd that ' nouiitlwl lrangely, and on having it
lie wcmetl to ho hunlint; u,,.r nJ n.ud slowly It wim dihcovcred that they
table with one hand, us If he were after were dinging, "( i. un yourself no more. "
H. A. BELKNAP 4, SOH9,
Drugglat.,
I'HIVKVII.I K, OKI t, ON.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Th ain-fn.. nt thla rirst rvenh Tttra la
aillliniit a taralle In lh., hl.lt.ry et nttt.lltiliia,
All.tniKa'Kniaisaiilli.ii'1...l o, a. II ll ., a ,.,!
Itl.a tiiiatil.,.t, a leal ll,i i, til l-r , ., , i, ,-,
ailt'osaafiilly aun.l. 'I Imt i ,, .,,.
inowii, tlto l'r..irlel.,r, U ,,,, ,.,,, ,,
Mits, ara I.ia a nutupln I toll I.. .'r,. ,,
fry hi.nia In tin. I'nlf.ii Hint. an.l i ana.la.
It y.itl Itavn a l'.,.ih. Htita 'l hr.il,r !
ililtla, itso It, t,,r it ,, v. lt y,Mlf
chllil Int. tltl'ri,,,,, Win., ...li,Kt'..iiHl,, t,,a
It .rntlt,tly, anil rell.'( Is .lire. It y ,,,
Ulttt IlialrlliiiiB tlae.4ts ('ii..i.tiiill.it, 1,. li.
A.k yum lirliKa-lat fur M 1 1 1 1,( I II' M ('HHH,
I'rll'B lll.:t, , Mlela. Utl.l ll ,. If t'tlir l.tit.KS
ant aura ttr flat W lo,t,, .,, Kltlli.li'a l'..o.,ii
i-ia.trr. en, a 'ili lr.. r.-raalal.y all
flan ami l,i,tl.,a.
Home OfTice at Salem, Or.,
IN Till; I, It W lll'll.I'lMi, VNI
BRANCH OFFICE IN PORTLAND,
M,tk i'i ly.,1 a n ll fruit Un,,.; ', I
my nmi situti r I -Hn T.i.er!v. Sen, I (,
(of le ernin nnd t'k l'"!
r 1'Hiiiphl. la, .tiie h! etc.
H. A, BELKNAP & SONS,
.I'Mium to J, W. IIOWAUIiJ
- I'KAl.l-.Ks IN -
itoig.
DRUGS ID CHEMICAL
East lido of Muln ttroot, Prlnovlllo, Or.
Standard I'titont Modlolnos, 1 Vnlnts, Oils and VarnlshfiS, Dye S'
und Soups, Tollot Articles and Pfpfurnory, Hair mil
Tooth Brushim, Bird Stod and C'Hjfus.
A kciiciiiI mriety of IHui..!.' Suieli ie, Sltilioiierv, t..li. fiurn,
xVllieautnl l.l.pi.UH (or luu.llilll line,
T..I
Relit. lllfle ...........
4 Aaentsv fur
a fallen Rfjoon. Hut 'utini; contitiijed
with tho Hamn vior, anil 1 w,ih ciirioui
to know if he vwk r. ally miii-i'I,;,, f,,r
anything. To my incpiiry ho mitdi
linn nxtonihiiiiiH reply, 'nlhin, only
American. Ill Iwionary.
It in (dated by a pharmaceutical con
ference that tho gro wtii of tho patent
medicine mania hn been trcmiindoiia
tny blanket. And at that moment ha In rocent year and that the rirnnmit
uui'ij up in. nupnin iroin in Moor."- ' generation I tntuih iiior credulon
Atlanta Comititutlou. I than tho lat
. ST;
MJ F
,v" . . t a tt . s..
nriiinr. ptintJ
nurtmuHfll, a,o,
''iri'i f-,".n ''"'i'" "ia t.i
Mi ,isi in, .wi IliiiiAitwa y, Skw Vino.
oi...,,t r,,,i .. f,,r,,,a i,',t, ,
K.arr .aim. lafcett t,i ,r ," , ,V
n.o iiiiuiiu i,t a 11..1 1.-.I (iy,,,, f,, i ui.aVa, in ii.I
Scientific amctwau
rarirj.t rtrcttl.ll.in nt any u,mfl pafiar In Ida
w.rl.1, Nt,l,.. 11,11. iho.,.,, M .n,!.!.?.?
TEMPLETON & SON,
Wllul.l'.riAI.K AM) It K I'A 11,-
.'i"i,i.i mi an le, ut ,1. Waaltly : f, .
(.tar; (I Ul all t,,. A .Itlra. At if NN A Vjtl
J'tLi.ua,, lloa.laar.JVaw Ion. U''
Druggists
Prlncvlllc. Oregon.
MO A I. KUS IN .
I'erfunierj, Mr &nd Tootb Brushw, Patent Mdlcluos, Tollot and Slm.lMl Soup), I'
Goods, Class, Putty, paints, OII, Etc.
Also a Fine Line of Gold and Silver Watches ami Jowolry.
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