Ochoco review., July 09, 1892, Image 4

THE SLEEPY LITTLE SISTER.
I Ml one ovomiitf w utvlui.g
A hi lit r.M'n h.vi.l
Thni wtw iKHiiliiitf r a puiuiv boo,
AtliJ jMVily hu I suui;
tiiut tLiritiit;, ) HivsKvpy,
lVili'l you want to ." (ti ImM."
"No," she sni.l, i in I sl.vy,
But 1 tr.-m't hohl up ni,v iiL
"J nut n- tt ftvK so iHWvy,
Tlnrv isn't any ut;
IV ll mt Uy it u to iwt
On il.r oi.l )MliiT U.vw,'
I Klisn't Khut up my lit Ail,
Aiitl so you miMn't fi'Jir;
I'll ktvp Vm oVii all tht w nU
To tlim pK'tusx htnv,'
Atitl thon, us t Rntvl not-hui,
Sli kii Wsi for a Hrtp;
Otncurl whs rvstiu; on (he frill
vf the ol.t laAy's i-ap;
Tftf rm m irsoM th chiUlrvn small
Inluthiimc tlu1 iU.o;
"Oh. Jw," UuMitibi U h fthjtll J
nay ?
Fw Utt will avtr do.'"
1 Mt awhile in iImhn
Till the Wvk stniok (ts .,111 din,
Atiit thfn 1 mviu arvHimt ami kisscsi
Tht' funning littk (:ti
The vtoi un!uUl
An t kiHsN,1 tu-r. aiui ah said;
"1 uuit itvjv, sihwt,
but 1 gut 1 11 go to tVvl '
NEXT MY HEART.
I suppose every 111:111 is yonnj ami
romantic al some time of tits existence.
1 know 1 was. At I was what 1
would cull an idiot now, ami I was idi
otically in love with Miss Lett'tU Kay,
who was "on t!u stac-e," and who
played beautiful yoinijj damsels of the
most anjelic sort, and was always cast
in some part in which she was both
innocent and injured, but always love
ly and beloved. he kept the char.ict
er up in real life, Um. and came down
to breakfast w ith hor sweet, sad smile
and angelic eyes, and cheered up v hen
something funny was said and laughed
musically, with the tips of lit r white
tinevrs together and her head thrown
back to show her throat, and went
through all her little bus of "busi
ness," though bs'sides a few old mar
ried couniesof t he sort that frequent
boarding houses thciv were only
MoS and Murphy, from Mr, Fabric's
bargain store; Tibhs, from the halter's,
and myself, at thai time occupying a
peuteel but not lucrative position at
the nearest druist's.
I suppose that as great pianists are
forced to practice perpetually, your 1
angel is forced to te always at rcneur
saJ lest some of the sweetness and in
nocence un.'ht slip away unawares;
but of course at the t.uie 1 never
thought of that.
Letetia was to moan earthly seraph,
and 1 fell in iove wita her at first
sight. Kven yet I can scarcely brin,;
myself to txlieve the statement of t he
neighborblug tlor.st, who declared
that wUeu besought retuunerati.-u for
various burets and hou.jii-'.s pre:srut
ed by herself to Miss Lrtvtia at the
close of second acts, t:iro,io-ii the me
dium of niessei,i.-ers and ushers, that
that youuj lady having ordered him
downstairs vitauut avail, "iired" a
photograph album at Litn and used a
"swear" word.
I still hope that this is the malicious
misrepresentation of an aggravated '
tradesman, for when I la-t saw the
lovely Lttt-'tia, thoiign uudcniably
stouter, she wai even more mi'unu.e
and angelic.
When I say I fell in love with her
on sight you may expect a long and
dec-ply interesting: luve story, hat the
facts of the case prevent me from in
flicting anything of the sort upon my .
readei-ss. I was in love with in r, and !
believed for exactly live weeks that !
she was nut unfavoiabie to me. At !
me end ol tiiul lime my Hopes were
crushed forever.
There appeared upon the scene a Mr.
Peebles, one of those beings who have,
I suppose, bef-u found in the train of
actresses from time imitieiuonal, a
harmless, well meaning-, wealthy,
well educated and very silly young
man of guad society. Today one
would call him a 'dude," but the
name was unknown twenty years ago.
His mtentiuus were tnost iionoraoie
and respectful. He beoeved every
thing that Miss l-tty l'ay chose to teli
him. He olfered her i.is hand and
heart, and was promptly accepted.
Vague doubts as to the approval of ins
parents prouably filled toe mind of
this youth when the deed was done,
and after they were married he came
for awhile to roard with Mrs. (jo'bk-,
engaging her best rooms for his bride
and himself, and we all undi-rsfyl
that the "governor" and "mamma"
were to be informed of the step by
"degrees."
Letty was not anxious in regard to
the matter. Her husband had plenty ;
of cash, and she wore the uiu.it gor- '
geous apparel perpK-luan y. as lor me-,
I had really never hoped to marry on
$3 a week; hut I had received u blow.
I hated Mr. Peebles bitterly. 1 despis
ed him with the worn of wrath.
Keaily he was very amiable and gen- I
tlemanly and did not de-serve it, and j
lis could not help being 5 feet 'i, slim !
in proportion, with bony little hands j
and feet, a nose like a w ax doll, and
very prominent white front teeth. If j
he looked like a well brought up little
vague regret and overcome by charm
inr memories, kept us fi-om being
openly rude U litlln reehles, 1 nlwas
felt that if there- wore no Peebles 1
might have had hope. So 1 belicvo
did ttu other biumlei's. Kven (lie old
niaiiied nieii, I fauc, had an idea
I that
i lla tliey mt her tti Iswutv, in tiiolr htvirt
ana lutuifc eiv lis, e.o.
All this, however, I only came to
know later, and that by the light of
experience in women of l.ettv Kay's
i (M1- i
I Then 1 thought her an angel lost ti)
me foivvcr, and what 1 wanted most!
'was something she had worn, some
j relic to wear foivver near my heart.
; 1 had resolvevl to leave Mrs. Clobble'a
' house and to seek my fortune in some
; other city. Since l.ett v "was auoth-,
er's," I said to nnsol!', "it was K-t
that we should meet no more." lint 1 1
I longed for a souvenir of my lost;
hoVs, and it appeared to mo that a :
I glove which she had worn would till 1
1 the bill completely. A glove can Ik)
j carried nevt the heart and worn at all !
times; it can bo kissed at night and )
wept over in the darkness. 1 wanted
a glove, 1 mentioned to Mrs. Peebles
: that 1 was going to leave the spot for ;
ever, and she gave me one of her soft :
hands, with iter head on one side, !
turtle dove fashion. 1 dared not say ;
more to a married lady. If 1 had '
, asked for a curl of her hair 1 might !
', have received it. 1 was ti'ld afterwarti
I that it owed its golden hue to a lotion '
of some sort called "Aurora," but that '
1 doubt. Slander pursues the lie.uiti ;
fill and innocent. They would have1
said that her beautiful blue eyes were
glass, if it had been a believable
taisenooit.
Sue would have given me a curl, 1
think, but certainly not a glove. Like
most lovely creatures of her sort, she
knew the value of tier portable prop
erty; her gioves never cost less khan
two dollars and tifty cents a pair, and
she was careful of them. To obtain
one I knew that I must steal it.
The opportunity s.hui came. The
day Ki'oiv my departure from Mrs.
Ihcibic's. as I went down to lunch, 1
saw that the dor of the Peebles' apart
ments sto.il 0e:i and that no one was
in t;i. room. The husband and wife
had (K-en out together, and on a t.ible
within three :Vvt of tin" dr lay a tiuv
f a pa'e lavender tint,
art beating wildly and
nbiing with terror. 1
tue sal, caugnt up tue
earest me, crammed it
in a moment or so, grow familiar to
me. 1 looked at him, 1 looked at her,
ami she held out her hand.
"1 don't believe ou know me," she
said, iiivhlv and tenderly.
"Mi's. Peebles," said 1, taking her
, hand.
j Then 1 discovered thai the gentle
man next to mo was Mr. Peebles. Ho
was very polite, but I did not liinlhnu
any more- agreeable than of yoiv, I to
, Ihxv a still greater likeness to a sick
, monkey than in his early youth, and
i she was stout and oab.siiixlly infantile
as to resemble a giant baby. She
: seemed very happy; he looked bilious
and discontented.
"till, those old times ;" said she.
"les," said I. "Well, we lived
through Mrs. tlohhlo's meals. Ami
by tin' w ay, I hoard that on lost
sum ol nioiiev idler 1 lett. 1ml you
ever (iud it ."
't't course not. sunt site. "Sunt
one stole it
"Quito my own fault," said lu
"iVuplo of hundred dollar bills,
put em in my glove li s a way
have, p.vket hooks distend the clothe
so unite deform the ligurc. don't yoi
think 1 lost the glove in the s'rett.
"You didn't," sud his w ife.
"Whore was it, tbeiii" asked he
"Oh, ipnto my own fault, vi ry car
less. No consequence now, at al
events. "
"1 should have noticed if von had
taken your clove otf in the .street
Albert," said Mrs. Peebles, "Al.yveu
uer glove, ,o, von wort it Into tue
room."
"No consequence," vlld Peebles
"very little thing "
Put it was grow ing lobe of much t
me. They 'ot out at ll.e next stated
riev had a couittrv seal tu.ue, tie
told me. Sue assed lue to eai I Isle
1 Weill,!, As soon .ist'.ev Uer.' e.es
1 plunged my hiiit.l into mv ioiti ;r,i
t'.slo', ,,:lt mv trt'.isirtsi ur "ve tie
erfiitlled w
lulcr
del', s
Ol'etl I
side.
d. lav
and n
divd .
1 t':ii"l-
TlalS'
ll'.'-lttol
II h
,1
I
o r
ed ti,
ll.at
id I
a.' Uli
'lit 'I V .
s to,
I! Ill
pair ot
Witi
fiOVes i
mv he
tltv iii'Vj trie
ventured across
glove that lay i
into my bos.nn.
sunt, C.l led I
that 1 felt ii
ever del a profe
bank rob'n'ry, i
s.itfer fer tic sa
si's.,1111. ami '.vi
next my heart
fashion.
pernim-
i. ami,
.v u s
ich n
pulling the ihor :
lairs. I am sure ;
ore gaiitv than
-sional burglar after a
eat 1 w as w iliing to
ce of this precious pos
tit away wearing it
in the most apprsived :
The
havt
had
Iioth
hum
M ;
.t I
as a
-1 if
train wi;
Tim:
rodin.
Pasan.
lade s
This -t-r
it 1
hurt- hi
doing
tnat so
No Ot!e
night, in my little hot-1 U-d-I
toK it out ami l..k-d at it
lis change. Ta.-ury years ago
Wore three buttolevl gloves
ove had three buttons, and af
,.d been Useil "!!' it had U-en
i-.l again. l-tty had a way of
that, I reun niih-ri'd. I vowed
they should remain forever,
r love should U. mine, and
It
lie
tin
to
his
to me
had I,
;ck lie
it- n. t
Ills
d I-
f it and
n tor,
when 1 departt
a-", and of a
words t-1 those
el this life
broken to
around m
at an early
art. my la-t
' would Ik,
Mmrtly
' ami !-apa:
; w it'll h.-r,
not ev- u
i over Ah-
years without
i nausea. - Mary
Companion.
-t
tr
i" y.enig liely
and inai ried hi
y.-t think of
It Pe.-i.li-s' irh
l.n
in
lb,
a I-
Kvl
Mm
P
I I
i.a v mg
ive f.-r i
sells,! iio
.IS III Fill
vcpl
Ight
111
A SUI't'OSLO NIHILbsi.
Oil.) ll.ninM. lli!r NstnM,
lh Killer f tl 1-tit.t-e I .Helltt'Mliirt
llll.i IIhiThi.oi ef I'os.'ll, Olio llnller of
Now- York toel i1"" Mauser of San An
nmim Tex., I" 'bud. The i;riiiiiiniir Is
"rooky," but Hit' '-'" i i niiKH'lant.
what "is ef iiune cimsi,iieii!ti Slniilsbiiis
1'Sillewski. tin' man wliukilltsl llm Has
inu (it'iiernt Sellverslofr m I'arls, in ili'.ld.
All I lltvtt" HIS' bill II .Ulli't Of I III' SHIIU! I1HMI,
Slid be ilieil lv Ins ow n liaml, If I In' jury HI
Nlli Aulenio was not mistaken, and lies ill
Ilia poller's Held. Ami already llio nun
Hies of i he impii'sl inv sluleu ami Uussian
i'inls,'ine ai e ib'iiv ins I lie main fuels.
To Aiuerii an n''i"'rilW xurh tvihl
tiniblt' i'f stateiiieiits si'i'ins like I hi ever
ulufting pli.'uu.-isinau'i'i ni from Ihe dream
ef an oiHiiui dosed si, k tnan, but (he main
facts are insoed. riie w hi'le siory would
make throe velnnut of is'tnane!.. The
leildilli lllel.bllls .-t its u, fellows: On Nor
IS, !S!M, l.elierat Mlell.n 1 ib Jsi-lorl'stiilT,
t'hii'f ef the Kussian seerel police i'f Pant,
was klllol nt Ins desk 111 Ihe Hotel dt
bade. All llio resonives ef Krrliclt tsiliet
Slid tli'tis l I e adiniiiisi rst ion w I'm jiut to
work to esieh I !u assassin and f.uhsl. lb
was seen al I veils, he was seen nt Trieste,
lie w as iei..-i.sl to Ik' at Malta, In was ef
tU-lally set down as In London find lit last
he was positively known to Is' h nicwhert
In Now oi k.
Nihilist, communist, ms-tallsls nnd
general silsju ets were arivst e.l hv tile itiwi-n
in Kratico, ti'r jusl now i he fren, h suihor
it les rv cllit n it i:m I In- 1 1 lelidship of It us
in. The 111 ivsted m, n and w olin-n simply
laughed al liie ikiIih' and tohl tlu-m to
"prvivt u " I'lu v.-ry uliuosi the Parisian
Pvillett eolllil do W .IS to send a few JNTsons
lii prttin for tlust. mouth for kis'ping
"Vlae of is-s.-ri" without Int-nso.
k Meal Market,
I'll I s, I 1 1 I II, OH.
SAM C, CLINE, Proprietor.
CHOICE BEEF,
Mutton, Veal and Pork
tSiXSI A I I V ON II VNIt
THE HKilltSr IMIItlt IN CASH
I' til! Il'll
All Kinds of Country Proiltico
on
Sold nt a Liberal Commission.
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. t vi i' el INK
LINN W.WOODS'
SALOON,
MulM snerl, I'. In. o III.', Or.
Kl I I S ON II AMI I UK I lloli s
FANCY MIXtD DRINKS
'! I' l("'t I'MM I'll lifllk'M"
HillUiil T'.Me nut l.ltt;4ii! Club Kooitu
C. S. SMITI
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Gary House Bat
Id u is
Cutter Whisky,
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J'iu lln' nr. iHuitiflrtl to
i of riinui'( "up riftt
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CITY MARKET,
fir. I limir S...II. of l'i..l,,rtl. .
PR1NEVILLE, OR.
Palmer (SOJood, Props.,!
- k I I' l I II. 'Ii I I INK ol' I
Beef, Mutton and Pork,
Spring Chickens,
Fruit and All Kinds of Produce.
t li pri.v t'Ail fitr m'-i lll'i.U .if
FARH PKOIHIIC. BUTTER AND FliCS.
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THE CHINESE BAZAR
Quon, Hinf; & Co., Proprietors.
Stoves, Tinware
HARDWARE,
l llril'. ,'l line
The t ,.,! (! ,V,,
t AS in
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Al-.. .i line im
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irv;,::,:. Piifflps.pipsandFiwies PRi NEVILLE BOOT AND SHOE SHC:
Ann
ami.
ivissin- it.
u I'.Ten-.y ,1,.,,,.. ... ,
'.'her. T'n" sh :(. iiin.mi.n nr.- ..n
l so tlelie.it!, till' ' nioeir (tmrls tr
ijipri.jiri.ite; th, -re i ni i s.i .-m . ;t nurs,
u.Moiit u "t'r ; ',,',
leiill IS
to
"M iry it with in
would esjiire. I k
tiille-v. It VV II s siii li'rli.'
su ..-rnier, tiie Im,.
i Hrfunw vioiet.
i was a ccrUiin r mi 1111
i funi'-d ri.iv" in it.vlf
i was very i-.nniui lo my tivamiru
: and entirely in earn. -i. lluif erii"! 1
siiii.i'.T have thought any ona who
lanslu'd at nw tiii.'l as I i.i!i,-h at my-
-lf Il'j'.V.
A w-i-t.k after I had v-ttl.-d in I'iiiln
il'.-lii'niit wiiich was my j.l.n-.- of il. ,
tmalioii I r'-o-ivt"(l a letn-r from
I!"-'-, one of tiie youinj men in th';
dry jrood-i stor. It was 'j'iu.; a lone;
on, written on Sunday morniii.' with
th; prefatory i-i-mar:, "I Mippos? I
ou.'ht to ij: in I'li in h. hut my new
s nt is i.ot iloni-. ami e.it.eh rn'.'
witineit it!" and went oti to (."i'.i; mi
the 'os.'ij) f,f the Unii'iiin ho. i.e.
"lii'; lVf-d'-s an; h'-p- yet." said he
' Tin r; was a iii..- ro.v after yon h-ft-tiii.t
sarin; (.-v'-iiiii. He'd lost two
i'o tj.tiK non-s. i-ii cm in tin room i a .p
at Inii'.h time and tio-v wi-n- irone ', n,.-
uh'-n he ivinii; back. Th'; ''iris were I TI
hoth wnitiii'' on tahie ami tii
tiic kitiiii'-n. Old Mrs. .Smith a.s ti.;
oniy 'in; who 'iid not cimi; (low n, aii'l j
sni; was in neil, 0 it .11, e say s Mie hcanl the r. u-i
a man stop at tnc (hir, jo in. c'jrii'; ' Itiji toe!
irit. shut it a:'U-r him ami r in down
li'airs aft"r the bTl hud doni; rinein.
lV-chi'- wm v-ry ioiit'; shout it, and
Tli ( 0.1. l.-llot, .if I hi. l onif.
New Y,,rk iT:m::i.ii i-ieirt- havt' just
in, 11
hn
,m.-.t
ei-lil l-fi.rv
L'As.
Hie
Kept say i I,
am q'iif.e
inane tin; row want'
lll l ' stcd.
.i. inisuoe 01 my own, i 1 arr.-st
sure,' Iikc a parrot, .She! 'heck
d to have us a, I
.lii fel LJ I
.-.it,' .'i erin, 01, lis 1
is ciisi.l. ri-i 11 1 '
I f"i-. i"il 11 vn 1 "" A
! with ti.. tl.al '-mr'Aw
it'i.a ''
I .l"ll sln-et nit-r- 1 J $ "i
t Ii a 11 1, 111 ' ' X J
i iiari;.f Ai.-l h ' '
Lad n-.t ,v I
II, e w ishiic "iune t .
t,, ,'l mere l,i;iri,ify '
n i e;;,! .-it her Hi? i ;n, i .,1,
' ' '' arit'-'l vv , i Ii leivuu' r..r,-,s! h,skv
i H"l.-s lo Hifiiiicniil .if .'.'). '1 11.'
I tr.-'.l .k til.' i It- r , irt ,.f 1 iv,, il a
j tti".' l.-stK!l',liy ,,f i,. I ',, !Vi;llt.,.,.. f,..
J 'l'tif-1 t.l l int. r;,r. -. 1. I i.-,,- t.,,i.., ,,,,1
j l liei KS had Ih-.-ii . ..,:! ,,r ,l;s, f,ir
I I'ti'l F "1 f ,v a U'.ili sir,.,.. I.m ,,.r naniiil
I .l',!i!l-.,li. Hi,., nrst lle-t t.'e' .--if V eeiesti.ll
VVie-ll th it ti.ii'l. H-rsMfi A,,s h.e y.e.i tfiti.
-''kl.ii eh iri !i, ut whe Ii ,J'n,iis.iri was
'lOri-r
l,ovv.-r vie. 1 that 1,11 I'liili-s.- frietnl
n-l'j'Vsen!.., ,;:h-u-,f j.4 I'e owner of I hi.
ln.Mi-- at Pi M..tt street uiel a mcmlicrnf
l!,e linn nf Kn-li Hll.4 l..lnll I n,
fhi-s.' le,l.-s were r. !,r,.s. i,',.,l ,-lv.... in
r 1 .eir-e uf I he lei,n.-,s t tlx-Ili-J,
(., l-st:,i,ii-l, I,.,,;,,!...! f,,r
iiii.-n Many of the . he. lo wi n-
I
I
IM hl-TlJl- VV is iiV'Ti-il Utl'l ' hll
Ilk-lied III!.-
si' k .'iiiii..uj.-n
(mid and lei K
Willi r.-new.il-.
IM heme W is
They are uAiue away next
week. Good riddance, say I, as far as
l'. fe"j"s. or ins wife, after that echini
tioii. .Some one went anil told the
'governor' and 'mamma.' and there
was a row; hut they're forjfiven, and
are to he ic-nt to Kurope foralon
wedding journey. Bhe is delighted.
inoiikey in the latest fashion, he could Oh, they didn't find the money oreven
liot help it. .Still, how I despised him ! ' (,oj(--s w ln stole it. W'e fancy she u
I could not bear to sit new him. I ; srcls in nil. Mrs. Gobble swept the
would not help myself to butter if he j rooms herself in hopes of finding the
passed it. The fact that he was living hills. Oncer, wasn't it;''
al a plain boarding house, where we J When I read thfi I f'-lt ipiite nick
w ere very glad to be able to slay, some- j for a moment, for the money had
thing as he mijfht have hidden in a ' disappeared at the very hour on
cave in the woods ami lived on berries : which I had (iti-ak'-d into the room
it he had been a hunted outlaw of the ; to st.'-nl my treasured flove. Jf
olden time, and that some jjreat hotel : J had been mm J should have been
or some palatial residence would have ; t'lsnccled. Gircuinstantial evideni-e
been his natural quarters, offended us j was ail against me. It made me Khud
ail. Everybody but Mrs. Gobble, who ih-r lo think of it. However, it eon Id
I not Ik; helped now. And so my an'i I
wa delighted t'i have such hoarders, j lad obtained that for which she sold
wished him well away, ami risenf-d : herself to little IV'-hlcs. She was rich ;
liie arrival of delicacies on travs or in ' sue was troin? to Eurone. Would she
felt lined boxes, and the popping of
champagne ciirk in the I'l.i-bles' ipiar
t;rs of an evening. Evidently the
meals which (satisfied us were not pood
enough forlilty and her new husband.
However, Itty' uiiko.-lic miiilcs,
which knew no diminution ; her lovely
tyes, which uplift;d themselves heav
enward ixirjietually ; her snowy hamls
nd delicate blushes, and her habit of
glaiicunj atone a thoujjh filled with
ever rememner rnef I fidt as though
she must while I nightly kissid hi-r
glove and apostrophized it wi ardently
every morning. I kept it up, I assure
you. I wan beginning ts g-l on in a
year or so, but my glove was just as
urdently worshiped as ever.
Il was eight years from the day
when I stole it that I one day sat my
self down in a railroad car next to a
gentleman aud ODposite a lady who.
Mi
n I'o.fci-il .!.'!
At len-tii. le
: Wis .!ise.iveri-d ti. I'f, I
'I He ,ae! th.il. h- lul
and leitcsiU liie iiii ijiithin i.f l.nw
yi r .ohiisiiri and . i , I knuvvwljat hi-
was d'.iJin. Joliiivui, leevevi-r. uo,J thai
Chii Koiik knew tl.rn'iKilv what he wiu
uljilt. as he win the smartest '.In nam. in
he ever wiw.
Oil lii.; Witney stand in hii (ovni ilef. nse
Cliu l-'om; s.iid thru when he 11,. t .Jolils.,ll
lie was w .rth ;ii.ii ,,nd new Hint .liihn
Kurt h.-l'l nil of Ins lieiiiey. Hew'.. R!,c,,.l
like in his efforts .-X ul.HTI ins l.ll uliei.
ileuliliKS that the j.r. -s oi ju,Ifc.e (mkl-.
whether the ilefeiise in, ant In set 11 J, a ,eii
of imU-cihty or insanity, ('lie lirm ,..,i.,
that (,'hu I'otiK had any rhdit to sivoi 11.
rmnie, and Law )i-r .Jolmsoii t.-.i i!,:, th;,i
he was f: v,f n ou 1 nf p.,' ki t. 'I he China
iiieu no ics! iiie.i w,i (,, 1 1 . ,, ,eha ra' tef
said he was K""d or l..ul, as lie 7 i a h lnii
peie-d to fei-i towiud loin. Th,. Jury was
out ten iiiinite and relumed 1, 11 h o mr
ihr.tof KUilty. And wjeieleil Hie larecro
the Molt street Napoleon of linance.
irnve.1. ;
mil ut l.tsl.
I an-1 I.
lis, id in ft.
.1 -talis. ,f h
iH ' S. e,h
I --S M'oll ,1
f,l
1.1, 1
w 11 )i a j
I 111 M..v,
I.y tit ! i,. 1
.llllsi.Ols i'aii.,
lie wan IlliE I !
is vvteiie ild'ill
..-hlll;' li'lssi in
Is eiHiiiei t r.-ti w
1" I. leliOeir
I III Ins ris-ht
11 i.uk. r-..ti
rest has Is-en
si.1 M.-.S VV'Ttl
rt v I hr, ,' v ears
I if., i. vl '1... 11
t 1 iiii. 'I'iir
h ni .s.issii
n l eUi,-r itiivr
!'"l. V I i K I S
j Blacksmithing and Wagon Work.!
I. L. K ETC HUM, Proprietor.
r
Ilia's
c II.'
fl',
CetO
l.lo
I a yiiiiiiie 1 im ls.n-st lail
.if his I. f, ..ill Is' ,-n tiers.. A lllT
k ree.v hut 1. 1 1 ', nf l l' ,1 s nlel n rri
.. rimes tins iiilllic.. nf n life tuny
ll! hint .if what K 1ISS..111 il.-s
y a us
in is.
General Repairing- Work
on Short Notice.
Done
i-i,
I
All
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' it
Si,.
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d !
,1 11
n- it
d l.v
Ui.tk
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II i,t W It Is.
No one !ui 1 ait told us I'lin-tly vvluit
U is, le is.,.,, P.iin.w, a famous
H,"k--ii do in.' aula man if hnliaant
W it l:llls. f. has hlV.'Il the Is'st dellllltiuH
"t known. .111 ! h- .-..nr-sscs that "nften
it c.'ii.siste'h 111 one hardly k mivvs w hat."
Ilesavs, III I, Isold f ii.iiiiii.-i style;
'Siinetlui.-s it h' th III it . it ullilsi.iti
to tt known story, or In seas. .nuhl iippli
cat I-.11 ..f a trivial living or in forging
ll!H.pi"site tah-. Siaietim.-s itplayeth
in words am1 plirases, taking advantage
from the atnhi.'iiit v of their wnw or tin
iiflimty of ih'-ir
lurketh under an
tunes it is 1.-1.,. .1
smart answ.-r. m
shrewd iru'a'ioi
hvis-risde era -ta
tunes an al!' , .
tun. s 11 pi
It Isiiiu". t-oii.,-;
lneky hioit.g 1
oiiietim.-s fr'Tu
ohvioiis inalter ti
Isn't this t-vo'i
aud Hud a witticism t,
have nut given the entire
jut eiioinrli I., K'imiilai
k it up for hiiu-v
Journal.
"oiindi sometum's it
dd siiniiitiidei m, mo
il ,1 sly ,i. stloll. 111 it
in a .pin sash rea-wii, in ,t
I1 u, a tart in .11 y, 11 lusty
tartlin metaphor; soinc--ed
simplicity and some
pllli.lls lliuiitlii'ss glvelh
limes it arss. s from rt
uiiii what Is strinign;
a 1 1 11ft y w ri-tliiig of
t il" pUI'l IS!', "
nt; Study this clause
match 11. I
hslllltloll, hut
some line to
Full Stork of Iron nil W..,on H4icr;j
ConUiitlj ou Hand. '
i
GeorgeO'NeiU
v.n.iiiil l.niir Morll. ,.f !'..! ..m. .
I'll I Ml 1 1 I . mil mis,
I'l VI IK l.v
Fine Wines,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC.
A Thoroughly First-Class House
In Every Respect.
c.
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h: u t it is' -
KINDS : OF : FURNITURE.
SETS,
If. - New York 11,
liie
IlllllsOl
I. Ml I irirri. la '.
I. I lt.wlr.
I t Sl.le, I,,
!.'. Ii .len!!i,ii It, flllliirf coi, ill . f er-lrr
The Cclckatcfl French Cure,
w ,r!.i,.,, .. puDfl n ITI N C " "i r
: SI IIIIUUI I IKU ,.-' ,11, lot
BEDROOOM
Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, Paints,
Oils. Putty and Class.
ALSO V Alili V KINDS V OF V LUMBER 7 FOR V Stil
The Oregon Land Co.,
I in Iuii I.-k..I 1-,,il..r.
AlmoMt eery a,'- and InUi, as well as
ery cjiooli, l,a had Its pc-iihiir cur
rency or medium of harfcr and "m haiiijii.
Not only k'old, silver, Clipper, hrass, iron.
ad and paper, hut sin h out of Ihe way
aitieln. as hits or Khi"". shells, heads,
stones, soap, hits of various colored cloth
and numerous other i,ioi i t. om f
tin
Hn Mi-eil Sni.kra llitllf.
Fin-man Johnson at Ihe WV-hiiiKlon
liioiiuinent sees siiiik'-s every day, mid
some of the stories he relates would put
to shami; I.iitln-r lleiiwui. the null, or of
"i'ifteen V'-ars hi lli-ll." Homi-lhin
alxjiit the engine room atlracis Ihe
snakes, and some nit-hls I hey inviidi; il
in droves, and he finds it ncc-sK-try
have a encral cleaning out evi-rj'
morning Ix-forc the mwhinery which
runs the hutfo elevator can be nut in
motion. (July a few nioriiiiis nt,, Mr.
Johns'fi opened a drawer of his desk
to et some papers and thcro found
eoilttd up an imiiieuso snake. A pair
of tongs wan brought Into use and hi
Hiiakeship was cremated. Wai.lilnift'in
Pout.
in iilmoliiiely valui'li'ss to our wav of
looldiiK at the matter.
I " litiriii'-se, Karens, Karitfese a,,,
f'Jhaiis have no crtr,e, ,n'ri...v, Uh.1 uf.,1
silver In hnllion Is-in; the ordinary ten
der in trade, wight and purity Is-ing the
standard of value, fur a long lima Milt
was the ordinary money of lh Ahyssin
bins. I-h'icd lish has long Im-i-ii, and Is even
today lo a certain exluut, the- legal len
der of Iceland. Shad scales are also the
medium of exchange in many of the
Norlh Hca inlands. St. houis K"nil,hc.
Ili,ilrtt.l of I'rofpasor.
In the ciriinlii-s of I.n.errie, rd liuylklll,
(larlsm and Norlln.... 1st land, I 'a., there
are 4"H men who insist upon Ihe title of
"professor." This includes musicians,
teachers of mush;, schoolmasters, twj
cl'-ight-of baud men, one ventrilrspiift,
four sluggers or " professors of Hparring,"
ni ne (lancing masters, two oyster os-iierH
mid twelve drink mixers or bartender.
Twenty years ago the title was a scarce
one in tho coal fields. It was worn only
by college teachers ami it curried a
weight w ith it. Uazlcton .Sentinel.
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mohitivk
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Home Office at Saliim, Or.,
IS Till: i.is V :l II, his. i,
RANCH OFFICE IN PORTIJND,
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Ma krs ll Se cill I v of
i ll v and siiimi, Ism p,
m II Ii
pert i .
It! hi t ii in
M lid (o
I.Uil has (.
pilll.ileln
''II f.
iii-v,
I.a
Why Tl.ay Arc C'hII.'I "(a,imri,"
Fifty years ago policemen wore no
iiniforms, their hadgw of ofllco ts'ing
merely a copper shield. It wa from
this shield that they took their name of
"cnifun,H which hi often diminished to
"coy."-- "" "
i-.l ui. I h i-i.ii I, l-rl.e , .,, n,,,
f,., I ii -.-ot i,, i. I,,,, , ,,,
A VV III I , i. V ,t A sit k l ki
" t '"looter C". in ,1, l..ref,i, , ,
ft i'rrin .., . r.ii,, M ,,,,, ,-rf,.,.,,,! w
lii.ll. MIL I. ft l.-.lli,,,l,,Is I'l, in ,1 h!I
I t Is, III -. . . ttlml.i,.,. ,.r,,.il. , ,,,
hy lliioi.,.i,f V,l,risllliii,.. t Ir.uUrli.-M X'Mr.M
TW-? APHHO MEDICINE CO.
nwt.ua untu.Ti, i...x a, 1'umtii.i,. uiu
-sol. n iiy-
H. A. BELKNAP & SONS,
DrunKlt,
111 I Mr V M.I.K, OIIHIOSI.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Thn unrmnn nt thk Orrat. CVnurh Cum U
without, it ptmlM in lit r hininrv nt ut ill. Iim.
All flniKK' ttrouui)if(rlTil to mi-1 1 Hon a j,oh.
it(v K""niiitr, ti'nt th nt nt ft hi-r nir t an
miecmnftiHy ttml. Thut It tuny hfioma
known, thn fnnirU-Utrt, ul im vwiruuntm vf
'fiwi, aro pliMiiiiK M HftftipJM HoIIIm I rc loin
viry homo In thn I'tilh-! MIkIcb hihi t fifintlti.
If van htiVH it t'ouvh, Hor 'Vhrmt, nr iiroii
rliltl, ii mi It, for il will nr you, If your
fthllfl hun IhttiV'iiip, or Whoolii('fMUfh, imtt
U !irotii,tty, anil n llif Ih nun. If yo.i dn jul
til tit Itlllhlloillf flUfltMO t'ltlt1Hffl(lflflfl, UMtj tt,
Ak youi nrii(?((lit tor HIIIUHI'H CM UK,
I'rlro Id rim , Fnn-in, ami Si ,W, If your I.niikn
am norr or Hii- k Jmiiio, iimo Htitfflj rn orou
Plantnr. lrlt- 21 i;tn, ror ml hy all liit1(f.
(flats aud IMlm,
I loV A Kill
H. A. BELKNAP
Sl, ccssiiis t.l .1. V,
I'l. I I IIS
DRUGS AND CHfMIGilLS,
Cast Sldo of Main Street, Prlnovlllo, Or.
Standard I'utont Modlclnos, I'ulnts, Oils antl Vurnlshos. Dyo Stuft
and Soaps, Tolltit Artlclos nnd Perl'unmry, Hair nnd
Tooth Brushes, Bird Sofid and Curts.
A ,''iH'riil van h'ly
if lililt'ei.tr.'
I'iih' S im
Sundries, S'tul ioliery
nnd I .iitiius l.ir in.-.
'.,H,kS,
licit! Use
t l(,.,(,, Tl,ii,'o
sts
TEWIPLETON & SON,
- U IKil.i:,4A,.; ami UKTA
Druggi
Prlncvlllc, Oregon.
MIAI.KItM IN
ferfiiiiim. Hair anil Timth Hrushes I'i,.mi Mi.,ii,iIi,b tii.,i mui simvlnii Softps,
i hiiiu, I 1 U IViHM,t.l I Ulliit MIIM "' "'n
(iootln, Glass, Puity, Faints, Oils, Hlc,
Also a Finn Lino of Gold and Silver Watches and Jcwolry.
ilieliin)"'
AllorilifB foriooils promptly llllcd
pounded ui all hours.
I'hyslciuim' pri'srripliuiiN '