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I'lMNKVlLLi:, CUOOIC COUNTV, OHEfiON, TIIUKSAY, Al'KIL 2, 1003.
NO. 35.
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J. M. KICICNRY. Prop.
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Hotel in Eastern Oregon.
Hot mid cold water on both fluor. Hatha fur thn uu of ucntH.
ICvery modern convetiirni'o At limn, .
The dining room, under t ha direct mif rvinion of Mr. Krciiey "
jj ia very model of tasteful, njinllomi tili'giuiei), mid tho unmet) in j
p equal to any in the state. 3
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Attorney at Law and Notary.
tdnlu BU-oet, t'rlnevlllo, Orajoo.
unlet on .Ireet leedlng to Court lluii.e.
H. P. BELKNAP, M. D.,
.'Physician and Surgeon.
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A. C. PALMER,"
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E. O. HYDE, M. D.,
Physician and Survoon,
PHINKVILLE. OUEQON.
CM .r o 111 j.l! y atlrndrtl, Jay arid oiglit
J I. McCLl.LOClI,
Abstracter of Titles
rrinitvilli', Orfgon.
J. H. ROSENBERC, M. D.,
Physician and SurQeon,
PRINCVILLE OUEOON.
Ulllc. flrl d(wr nnrlh of Trmpielun St Kpn-,
I'rug Mure.
OKFIl K Hut 'Its 10 U it B.l 10 n.l 7 W r
C. A.CU.VE,
IiK.NTIST,
I'Hi NKVll.t.K. UliKfON.
JJ B Shipp
Lumber
At
$11
Per
Thousand
FINAL 8ETTLKMBNT.
k..ii.. (. t...rnltv .(viin Ihel i
T Coleron.
Ailmliiliunt.T i( lli I'.l.le ot Julie. ijii
n..n. ,li..ei-il. eiu nii-.l Ui Flnel Aceounle.
iii-h A.litx ti oir tr Ilk Hie uIHc o( lee Umult
rlnrk ud'ruuk ' ouulj stele ol l) refill. ; ma
(ie Cilirl Iih ll"l M.'llJe, Mie h
Out nl Me. 1X11. . Ilie Hie lor lirln .eM
Klnel A'-''.oiiil enl any nl.j.M-tloni lliel met l.
in.. In lluirvl" eml lor iiiekinn lluel enler lu
llio niellur ,.f eiil f.lele
..i,.,l nil. ;ili ily o( Mer.-h. 1C.
A I. I'Ul.KMAN, A.liiiniUtiel.'r of 111, Ks
UleulJM IV A I'Ol K MAN. Iwvft'l.
M K, luil.NK, AlUiriit'y (or Kateia
nirl)rr".M
Tttil!ir l.nn.l. Aot June K, l"S.
NOTJCK 'OI PUHMOATIOM
(IiiIImI Slii' Un.l olHee,
The lll, oreitau, Kolinmrj in. I'jf.
Nollo. I liiirotif l.ii lliel 1 ooinplieiife
Willi Hie nro.Moni ol Hie el ol l'ontre of
Jtiit a II.VS, ciillllt'il "An Adl lor (lie ! ol
Innlicr' leoili. In Hi " ' I'elllornle. Oro
-. N.re.U end .hliiKlon lrrlKir ', t
J.i.li.l.'o 10 "11 Hi I'lil'l' l.ml Siel.n by erl
?AenH I-1'. "1 lollowlim "!' H-r"if
lie AI0.I ' in Hii niro iki'lr orn neie
"""''"""i.,,,.,,,1,. K. UTr
M.M.iu..ii( hhrrnmii. kiel of Oroiron.
mini l.iliiu-ili No)Ui. Illoil S', . IWlj, lor
Hie loni'liew ol tliet ir or I M t.t III,
w Willinnl II. Cook ,
Hieillko, comity ol ewo, neit ol Orcioii.
iw.irn miiiotil No U'. ilUxl Sfi.i , 113, lor
i,e un li.-e ol Iho nw r no ill, I M , r II ,
N.'lll I'oi.k
o1illlk",nill,v "I 'evo. !! ol Oron,
iln iuri'lieo ul Uie c ijr ei'C HI, I W , 1 II ,
' '"' DorllnA A. IVnlvn
ol shenlko, I'oniity ol VVe.ro, iie ot Ori-non.
'., .lt,.n.t No l). ninl So,,! M lu, lor
1 o. i.ur.'lie.o olthen III o nr eml 11 hi r
o v I it' r u . " in , ......
Tlmi ilii'T will oftr prool lo lnw that the
Unit "outlit r mor telimlil lor IU llniboror
,lo,.lliu lor eiirlt'iilliirel )mrp(e; 'l H
emelillili tlit'tr Hnlim ""'''.'"'n' 1 .IJ .
Iieilreii.l ttwelvi-F l Tho Hell, Or. ioll.
,i smur.Uy, Iheeili ly l Jllf. --..,
Thi'Vlieoi " wHio.-ml: Ml I' I"""'".''";
ilosu'v II lioeilor, WillUiu II I'oor. ml Ntillle
'i .kol Slinm.o. tiMiion. Well.ru iilvi ol
erii,Or'giu.ml T II Welknn ol Allieliy,
Oiokoi'i.
Aiiyoiwl nil iorMin clelmlni; lvrnW lite
kIhiyh il.-M-l'll'o'l lii'i'l" ' ri'n..l;l to Hli;
ihoir I'leime m tliUoilloe on or liolore IJ
HOTIOK FOR PUBLICATION.
Offlto tl Tli Pall, Orrni
N'trtriH hurrhf kI en that In mntplfanflf
with th irovlHioti of tho ar-i nt i'unr oi
June , 17, VIllllU'll "An Uit thIio
miliar lari'ii In Itr stafet of ('ahftirnl, Oro
Kin, Nc.ri'ti mill Wft-ttir.jc'oii Irri;urf," an
fKii'ii'I I to all ihfl pnblin La-itl ia( by atol
AukuiI 4, iwi, tJtn (mIIow ut-iia up ! ftriMi
havft on rVpt W. l'J. fltrl lit lliii &flte their
r'irn niacin en. my
( iaii Amtii
f J'lVlUiitl. rojttijf n( Mul'.nnmah, n(a' of
OnKn, Ktvorn uintit No 1)31, tor Un pur
cha of (lie ii t, t l'i i. r 13 t, w bi.
Vtr Aplanalh
i f I'tirtlanil. nty of VnUnoiaah, (at fit
uri-Koii, ewori) taiinnl No tor th pnr
t l Hie hi aw ir aii'l w til w 'jr 27,
t It a. r 12 t w "i
lt.tHTt V. nlfiM
of i'ortlaii'l, rdiiiiijr "f Mijiirunfiah, ttalanf
orotff)., nw'.rn rtimiil S 1 13, (r tha pur
() oi tt4 Id tie )f, nw tjr tit (r an na qr
utr r r 3, t , it , W m.
That the will ffr Tr1 in ihow that th
I tut nu!ii It ttitif vaiubhla f"f It tfitiier r
-tiiiit itmn f r aitrlcnliur I Diir,nti and t m
ul.lih tl Mr rl1nii lo I 1 lWor lh
U'-jUut and H'ffh ar at The latl4i, Orofiu,
on W"iw, the ith 'uii. ij4.
TheiF nimi wittira: l'eiT Arlini,
I' V Hdfur-1, Auu.a Uraithaw. K C iltan.
I itii Ann i. tl f t l'if i! ai '1. OrKon.
Any anrt all er'tiit eiaimli.a mitmtv the
an.tv-trcriir 1 laii'ta nr rfiaaffl to flir
tiiatr ela'tni Irt this "fllfej ou or tfefura tha
ai-1 ifln ol June, i.tri
war. iJ j. JAY P. M'C 8, Rflater.
lliuher Iin'1 Atri. Jiina I, i7. '
KOTICB FOIl PUBLICATION.
I-nJ ofltoo at Tha OalUa, Oieg on,
Kettrarr u, tw.i.
KoCnii herahf ilrcn ttat tn eomplianre
Willi tli roviiMi. u( ih mri nf (.migrant ii I
J mi i. (7 enil lei "A ari d.r tit u of
timber lariili hi thv riaet or 'alifrnta. Ora-1
K"ti, Ne.n-U anj Wt.hitium larnwry." a
c.inrttJtfl to a I the t)iil!lr l.ni Miaai tr H of
Atifftitt 4, U. lUm f'jllnwiii( i aiua'l ier'.ni
hBVMDit Ml i''. rxt. ffi in tn la emit their
worn sitietut'iiu, f-wn;
Jauiea Mtilfan
f Taeoma. ruuty ol rierf. '.tata f ,Wah
liixly)!.. arii Klattfinant No U40. i t Ida pur
Ci. 4r u t hf iw art'l a hf ta qr ic , I tl
f u a, w in,
(iien M Gould
of (t-fkord, e-niniy ol rSkaue, ttatt af Watt.
ii.Ktiij, tWktrn aia'.eoient No iiti, for tha pir
c m oi the w nr wr I t r M a, w m.
Thome I'a'il
of ItiM'kforil, foii-iiy I j.kan-. Hate of Waah
Ingimi, atrorn mei i 1 1 tf. rur ine pur
el,... ui uic aw ir arc ii, t ia i. r e. w in.
Jacob J.ilmaon
f Itorkfonl.'roni.ty of hj".kai. tiaia of Wh
liirii, aMorn aiiufnir-ti .to ni3, fur th ur
phe of die m r - t, t : t. r i? e. w m.
i iial Un y wilt ff-r T.if lo hw ihat the
lati-1 hkik''' ' m'r Taiutt.i for Ut timter or
i.tiif tiinii l"r atriruiiurai (tirfo. ami to et
hebiixh thttr lai ma to ail iiml before in
Ut aiater au'l Ke-rirer at I ae I'ailta. Oregon,
on te.irUr,iu ith tir ol J'in. i Jl
ihef name aa witne'1. Wtcl-ael Connor,
Ma-nu Oteeiul wawr Mtrhael lpie, B i
Mrit-iitfasi. Jut) ii rttei'll. Ihtnaa I weei. of I he
Pa. ia, Orrton, ltmrn t't'il. Jacoa Juhatua,
U M uj't4 of Kmkfonl, Waah.
Aue ana a.l prraona ciali.titif araraelf tha
aUirt .itM-riiK-J ian1 are reine'.l to flia
(heir rlaiiu in lut offici ua or hefara tha aa.4
i..in lar of Juno, i.i'i
mar:
3
.10-
JAY F Lt'C Ai, Begetter,
Timber UnI Act, Jaua S,
Nones roH pubucation.
l.at.4 omcaatThe Tallei. Oref on,
habruarr n,
hrilre la herchv glTen tdat Hi evatinianr
wita ti.e iiroriktona uf tna act of emigre ol
Jitoa i;. ennti"! "An an for tti tata of
l.mbcr tamla lu the rtiataa of California. Or
K.iu. h'la atMl Mahi:iton Trnt..rr." a
titiitl U t ail the pnnhc 1-ao 1 Kttiea by act ol
A ik i)t 4, irti. iti follewttig uauneJ jeeraona
have tilaU lu Una ofttc ilieir awora ttaiuiui.
lo Wit.
Ileury Olaeaj
ol FalrfielJ. eoooiy of ejwlaa. ttaie af Wtih
Hm Lou, awiirti une.aiiit NO 1144. ftiM Hept T,
l.Uei, for the purci.a of the a M it u,r auOi w
hi r tveM. I il a, r it a. w m.
Ole helaoB
of Bv.kain. eotinty of Sik;i. t'.at of Waah
mitoii. aworu .lau-meia No iit-, Uit4 Heil i7.
iwi. lor ttiv i-urvha of tUe a ,r a jr au u
nr a aec i au1 tw nw au il r aw
ur tea -4. t il a. r m a, w in
t.Jwarti M Meaarl
of KtwklorJ. county ol sp-'kaite. ttat of Wth
logiou, tworu ataiameut .No tiar. fli4 Spt ii.
iifoi, fur Ut purcnaa of Hi uaoruw r and
u lit ua ir aer it. 1 1 a, r ia a, auj aw nw 14 r
ai u, I it t. r it a. w in.
Ihat ttiae will offer proof n thow thai tha
lail aotifiit It wore Tamable for it tluatr or
ttotie ttHko for agricultural purpose, aual t
eaia:hn their raima to tai4 laml lfr th
hi'S later ami kfrur at ie tila, Oreffou,
ou Monday, tlie l-'ib tltt ol J tic iv
iixrf uaui at wutieat A M ItranforJ,
Ole hetkmi, nf p-ktoe. ah. I J war 4 ala
yaard ol koi ktotA . W aih. and U artlU O
lliury Uitvn. of Fatriitk.1. Vt ah.
Any ami ail per-ona ela,iutitg a.Traaly tha
ilMift Uet rii4 Uaila ar rmttJ K fll
t!ivir ciaiuia to 1 ia crTti' on or hvtara the
Haul iftei Ut ut Jtirt. 1 a
mii. iv ) JAY t. Ll'CAa, Ketttar.
Umber I.eiiJ, Act Jnnt I. rTft.
MOTIUB KOH PUBLICATION.
IjiikI Ofllre el 1 he Telle.. Orefin,
rebruerj itf, lJ.
Nolleeji tierebjr given Itiet ie cuuiflienee
wn h ine treuiou. of Hie eoi of couere. el
J one 4, in. entitled "Au eel for the .ele f
Fiiuln-r leinl. in Hi si.r of reilleiaie, ur
.i. Keiee etol ne.liltileu termor;." e.
eiten.leil hi U tlie iiuhlie UeJ metre bf ert
oi Align.! 4. li, Hie lellowmi tiKuie.l pereotie
heve on s.i'l i, itwt, tiiriliu Hue efttoe kketr
.wont le!ttuvHl, l. wit.
nltliem ti. (iiheoe.
ol r-ortlkml. coutitT el MnliMuie.h. .let
uregou. .worn .let. knl No tiM. let the kur
i ue ol tlie n hi .w u,r eee e ur o,r .ee l.
euit ne ur in jr . I in e, r it e. w m.
thouie. h t'ole
of ronlend. count? of Multilumen, neie ef
ure.-eo. MTorll kllinetil No itM, for Hi ur
rne. el tlie r .ee i. t m i, r ti e. w w.
Illett ulhkoe
ol ForlUr.il. t'ounij of Mu:mameh, uie ol
tirriioii. .wore kieiemrftl lo lt4. ler liie eur
ciie ol lo nit ir .: il, t it r it . w in.
luellliey, will oiler ir.Ml te ehee Diet the
leml eotiKet it more T.l.eel tor lu limlrer
.lone then lor BnolUirei verp.i-.j, euU to
e.-.telii.K lliir i-seiiu to Mill leeil before the
l(kltor end Keeueret I lie Ielii. utefeu,
oil AloiulH)', tlio ilth iler ol Jeee. iSX.
llier Heme ft wittiee: aiieu (ilhwlt,
l lioma. It i oi. Atnoe lire l.new. K t hltkee.
Iklllleiil s liib.nn, ell ol rnrlleml, t)r.nii.
Am eml ell rr.oli. eleiiuuts ailtereelf Hie
!., ..i.,tiiiI leinik ert rjueil en i
llteir cleiim iu tine ofBi- ou or uMr Hie eeul
l.Mli Uey ut ;ue, int.
hiij tujl JAY P, Ll'CAa. KegliWr.
TlmU r Uml. Acl June . i'l
NOriCK 1'OR PUBUCAT10N.
Leinl (iftli l 1 ho liIU-e,.Or.'jon,
Koliruery IK, lW.
Nolli'o In hpri'liy given lliel lu roinilieni-
w Uii tiio irot iioiim ol tin1 e-i ol t'oinff.-i.. of
Juno .1. IN. l. tmltlHHl "Alt ft 'or in eii
llnilH-r Uliiln 111 Hi aielo of l ellforule, Or
uoii. Ni'vetle eml we.lnnMlon Ivrnlorv."
oktt liili U to ell Ilin uul'lio iJttiJ euirt .t i
ol AukuI I, IMtJ. Hi lolloniug neinpil ireotie
lievo iiioj In Uu. uitiue ineir mtoru ieiinui.
lonlll
Merlh R. Powell
of spoken, fouiny vl SHenf, .tete of wlt
InRtou, .voru Hleloinoiil No llltl, Qlnl Ho ie,
r.io;, (or Hi ouri-liesu ol the ee ir eeu JH, I u e,
r io o, w iu.
Her P. Johneon
of Kllople, ominiy of frenklin. elele ef We.h
liiKlon, Kworu miitvint'iil No w4, HU'il Hey
lyoj, lor tins I'urt-lieo ol Uu- k jr . eec ak.
or w iii mif no ur nour nw
ur u or eoi'Kt. I It , I w w iu.
Thai thov will offor proof to ehnw Ihet th
leml noiiKlil l niort! telneiil lor ll limlwj or
mono liieit lor exrirtillurel imrioivi, enU lo
iieliili Ihi'lr piHiiiie lo M leml kofore the
Ui'iiimoi inl Kwvivor ei in teii!-e, unjun
.... Ml.i.,r.u,-. k ii.- join ilev ol Juno. mul.
1'lioy tittnii' en itnoM': Mery P Johuin,
Nolllo'H Uriiinliolli'r eml Merlhe II l'owell ol
Spoken. , M lluwieim ut uronuo,
lAnho, jnt Joxipli I. Konibl of Itununiun
v.l.
Any end ell pi'roni elelmlut ilvrljf th
ehovt'-ilosfi-ilKil IhioI. ere rttiuit-d to IU
tin-lr flHitue In th" ollli-u ou ur luilor lliu seid
)li iluv ot Jiniti, lien.
uii:o-io jl JAY V. Ul'A. Bjllr.
CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS
BY R. B. STRATTON
A STIRRING
CHAPTER IV.
There w Lucj lout ieen
ten ven a dar iil, or iweoi,
mild rjiiri, nvr ngrjr ; he bad
b.en a mother to iue when or
pirsnU were abnt or tick. She
had borne the peculiar burdvn fall
in; npon the oldttl of a fainil of
children, with efennees of temper
and woman! fortitude. 'Why,'
mLuftil ii.quiitJ, 'dhould. the be
thai cot off, and I left?' Loremo
I auppoaed dead, fr I eaw him
fall to the gronnd by the firat blow
that waa atruek, and afterwarde
uw ihern take from him bat and
lioea, and drag bim to the brink
of the hill br the feet, auppoaing
ihejr would dah him Uon the
rocka below. I turned aaav, un
able to wilnea morel Royie a
playful, gleeful boy full of health
and happiness lie aUoi a mo-
maiit hirior-etrut-k. as he wit
. .
nrated (he
commencpmtnt of the,
e.trnige, bsing furtheat from the
Indiana ; aa they came up to bioi,
he giTs one wilJ, piercing icreioo,
and then tank to (he earth under
the dob 1 I saw bim when the
death etrnggle drew his little frame
into conTulaione, and then he
eeemed to iwoon away a low
moan, a alight heaving ef the
boiom, and he quietly aank ialo
tha arm of death! Little C. A
kad not as yet aren four euminere ;
he was a cherub girl. She, with
her little brother twenty months
younger, had keen eared the tor
ments of fear that had sailed the
real of ua from the time of the ap
pearance of the Indiana. They
were too young to calvh the fiaahea
of fear that played upon the
countenaneea of the elder children
and their parents, and were happi
ly traitfal when our father, with
forced eomposare, bade vi net be
afraid I The struggles of these
two dear little eues were short.
My mother sereauaed, I tarned I
saw her with her yoangut child
clasped in her arms, aud tke blows
ofthe war-elab falling opia ker
and the child. I aprang towards
her, uttered a shriek, and found
ewyself joining her in falling roost
earnestly fer help. lut I had no
sooner started towards her, than I
was seised and thrown hack by my
overseer. 1 turned areana, ioana
my head beginning to reel in dii-
siness, acid fainting fell to the
ground.
"The roitder can, perhaps, im
agine the nature of my thoughts,
while standing at tlat camp-fire,
with my sister clinging to tue in
conrnlsive sohs and groans. From
fear of tho Iudians, whose frowns
and throats, mingled witk hellith
jests, wero constantly glaring uen
as, she struggled to repress and
prevent any outburst ef the grief
that seemed to tear her little heart.
And when her feelings became un
controllable, she would hide her
head in nay arms, and cost pit-
eoualy sob aloud, bnt she was im
mediately hushed by the brand
ishing of a war club ever her head.
"While at this camp, awaiting
the finished meal, and just after
twilight, the full moon aroao and
looked in upon our roek girt goige,
with a majesty and sereneness
that eeeuned to mock our change
ful doom. Indeed, a more beauti
ful moonrieo, I never saw. The
sky was clear, the wind had hush
ed its roar, and laid by ita fury,
tho larger and more brilliant of the
atarry throng stood out clear above,
despite the superior light of the
aaoen, which had blushed the
lesser ones into obscurity. As
that moon mounted the cloudless
east, yet tinged with the last stray
beauties of twilight, and sent its
fir tt mild glories along the sur
rounding peaks, tho scene of illu
mined heights, and dark, cavern
ous, sliado cLd hillsides and
gorges, was grand, and to n mind
unfettered with woe, would have
lent the inspiration of aong. I
STORY OF 1860
looked upon there gorge and vales
with their deeps of gloom, and
then upon the moon-kissed ridges
that formed boundaries of light to
limit their shadows I I thought
the former a fit exponent of my
heart's rcalixilions, and the whole
an impreire illustration of the
contraat between my present and
the recent past. That moon ordi
narily so walcome, and that seem
ed supernaturally empowered to
clothe the barren height, with a
ruber than nature's verdure robes,
ami so cheering to us only a few
evenings previous while winding
our way over that dusty road, bad
now suddenly put on a robe of
sackcloth. All was still, save the
chattering nf our captors, and the
sharp, irregular howling of the
coyotes, who perform meat of their
odrs in the night, and frequently
J made it Lidtous from tuilight to
! trriliffht irain.
I(rm, , .
niucn crowded into
that short Lar spent at the first
eamp after leaving the scene of
death, and sleeping previous! Ig
norant of the purposes of our own
preservation, we could only wait in
breathless anxiety the movements
ef our moreilesi lore's. I then be
gan to meditate upon leaving those
parent, brothers and sifters; I
looked up and aaw the uncovered
bows strung ovrr the wagon, the
cloth ef which had been torn off by
the Indians. I knew that it de
signated the opot where horror and
aireetien lingered. I meditated
npon the paet, the present and the
future. Tho moon, gradually as
cending the sky, was fast break
ing in apon the deep shade spots
that at her first rising had eon-
tended will) ridges of light spread
abont them. That moon had wit
nessed, tho night before, rny child
ish but sincere! vow, that I would
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twkvv, n mn hvit irukiiiiik it
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thefraility of tho resolution, and
the abruptness with which the
fears to which it pointed become
reality I That moon bad smiled
on many, very many hours spent
j.B jtB(jg 'ftT ny jn childish glee,
romps and sports prolonged, near
the homo-hearth and grass plotted
door yard, iong after the cool
evening breeies bad fanned away
the sultry air ef the day. The
very intonations of the voices that
bad swelled and echoed in those
nearing hours of glee, came back
to mo new, to rehearse in the ears
of a present, insupportable sorrow,
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the muiio of paat, but happiir
ye. This hour, this moon lit
hour, wan ene most dear and ex
cluaiva to the gushing forth of tho
heart's anreatrained overflowings
of happiness. Where are now
1 hose girls and beys where now
are those who gathered about me,
sad over whoso sun tanned but
ruddy cheeks bad stolen the un
bidden tear at the hoar of parting ;
or, with an artless simplicity, the
heart's 'good-bye' was repeated o'er
sad o'er again? In this moon
Dow searing the same unmingled
smile to them as when it looked
upon our mutual evening promen
ading; or has it put on the
sombre hues that seem to tinge its
wonted brightness to me, herald
ing the color ef our fate, and hint
ing of our sorrow? These, all
these, and many more of kindred
rejections, found way to and
strung the heart's saddest notes.
And its memory and present con
sciousness told me of those days
and evenings gone goae never to
be repeated I became sick ef
life, and resolved upon stopping
its currents with my own hands;
find but for the yearning anxiety
that bent over little Mary Ann,
should bare only waited the oppor
tunity to have executed my des
perate purpose. The strolls to
school, arm-in-arm with the now
remembered, but abandoned part
ners of the blissful past, on the
summer morn ; the windings and
wanderings apon the diatinctly re
membered strawberry patches at
sultry noon ; the evening w.tlks for
the cows, when tho setting san and
the coming oa of cloud loss, storm -lees,
cool evenings, clothed all
nature with unwonted loveliness ;
together with the sad present, that
furnished to unexpected and tor
menting a contrast with all before,
would rush again upon me, bring
ing the breath of dark,, suicidal
thoughts to Gre up the first hour of
a eamp among the Indians I"
- But these harrowing medita
tions are suddenly interrupted ;
cattle are placed in order for
traveling ; five of the Indians are
Put ln charge of the girls, and
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welcome or unwelcome, they must
away they know not where.
(To be Continued.)
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