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'ed. Col. Gregory the while bit to think her fears had been .some
idea of winning her. She is proud 'll
them* ,Cf banished
¿afayette Courier. I
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—wofully proud- so am I. Ad irom her good graces for trifles no ing hie lips in undisguised annoy what foolish, and Was anxious, i
Published every Friday by
possible, to remove her companion1
versity has levelled that port ian of other young lady id! her circle ance:
The young carrier’s heart was a without having any collision be
my pride which was weakest, but would think of noticing, and al
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Had the •
she lias not bceu tried, and will though she was in every sense of little lighter as he passed on. Not tween the two men.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
This I remember onl
only t
view the matter as I probably the jword her own mistress, the that he built any hope for himself folding-doors been transparent,
A strange and subtle spell;
83 00
One Copy, One Year,
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glance
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hke
e
summer
lightni
lightning
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lity of her overlooking his in her few words. He thoroughly Maud Murray would probably
e
would have done a month ago.
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A: nd a voice like silver bell
One Copy, Six Months,
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lowliness never once understood that they were intend have given her sneering questioner
Alton Burke, the aristocrat , was
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Igave no <ry nor struggle,
qred to him. She was—must ed almost entirely for Col. Greg a different answer; but utterly un
very well; but Alton Burke, <is
Called pot for aid aloud;
be
—
rfully
aware J of his: '-re--*-
—
ory’s benefit; but the look of con suspicious of the proximity of the
affection;
letter-carrier No. 29, j woijild be
Sought not the law's protection,
RATES
OF
ADVERTISING :,
Nor
pity
from
the
crowd.
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made it even the i more tempt her face had worn for one individual most concerned,, and
scorned most heartily, I don’t
I
nteljr putting second showed that her rude com anxious to bury her companion’s
But gave, quite unresisting,
think the pecuniary loss would hopeless; and resolutely
The treasure I have lost:
lTncKT l 75Ti 25 | l 75"| s 00
have affected her» She is f|ar too away all thought of the lovely panion could never hold a place hope beyond all possibility of res
Nav more, forgave the robber
Slachts, I 175 I 2 50 | 3 00 | 8 00
the in her heart, and for that he was, urrection, she answered, as clearly
commen
noble for that. But soqial legra? beauty, No. 29 commenced,
Whose path my own had crossed.
ïncbeaj , 250Ï 3 50 | 4 50 | 9 ŒJ
morning, bis trying occupa- unspeakably glad.
as before:
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dation she could not endure. It is
and stalwart,
Æcké» J WpAoo I 6 001 Ti~
“ Six
Si a feet?*
icci, strong
biiviik nn<i
nuiiwai
F
^among nis
Several times after this he met
“If, by the postman, you refet T
i. Ashe.expccted^an
Captured by “
"five
five feet onq.
one.
well that there was ho engage
4 Col. Í, 450 I 5 50 | «00 | 18
Bound
by
a
tether
finer
ere sevei iral epistles to the lady, but . not again did she to Alton Burke, I will answer you” *7
fCot I 600 |TÔÔ I 9 00| 20
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ment existing between Jis, as there
Than ever spiderapuntB
TOOT9 0Ö r 12’ I 20
tpoL
unbend
from
her
haughty
dignity.
Murray.
—and here she paused to give tlw^
need be no formal, breaking ot
My captor wore a Bonnet,
His
evenings
Alton
Burke
de
succeeding
word due emphasii—
rw
I
”
he
murmured,
impa-
bonds.”
Aliaty and blue and small}
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Outride It, rose or feather,
ringing the area-beM; “if. voted entirely to discovering the
'iBut, Alton,” and the
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I cannot tell at all.
cents per line, each insertion.
’s her a Utter reasons for bis father’s pecuniary
pry
I thought so,” muttered the
voice trembled as she saw h0r bay
For legal and transient advertisements $2.-
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pearls,
and
star»
and
rosea,
50 par square •( 12 lines, for the first inser
thus putting away from himself all every mail, it’s none of my busi losses, which had been considered man; while Alton, doubting alter
And curling rings of gold.
tion, and $1.00 per sqnars for each subsequent
nately his own sanity, wakefulness
for he had recognized (he by every one as irretrievable.
hope of happiness, “yoti maj mis- ness
Were somewhere twixt the bonnet
usertiou.
<.
And the throat-tie's silken fold—
By dilligent and thorough re and hearing, listened in a balf-stu-
judge Maud. Shall you mate
ke i no writing on one of the envelopes.
Legal Advertisements to be Paid for up
f 1
on making Proof by the Publisher.
endeavor to discover Whethery your
”>uly his cross was a hard lot search he had discovered affairs por. “But,” with an insulting '
And works with silver echoes j
Personal Adva. 50 Cts. • Line. “O
Rose as she passed me br,
it in i
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estimate of her character be t cor- to boar. The streets through to be not nearly so bad as repre leer, “I should have thought
And then my heart, unguarded, -
Subcriptions Sent East, $2 00 a Year.
coach-
whilcli he W’as daily obliged to pass 1 sented. His legal acumen, al better taste to choose your coach
rcct.”
She bore ofl bodily.
man;
his
livery
is
much
mor^
gen-
iost aristocratic though as yet untested, was of no
The dark foce flushed brilliant wer c among the most
’Twas liras the robber met me >
teel. ”
One sunny Saturday—
ly as the remcmberance of certain thoroughfa/es of the city, and |he mean order, and his own intense tcel.
E C. BRADSHAW,
.Robbed mein open daylight,
individuals to interest in the«, matter served to iJThis was too much. Pushing
tl
cuts from divers of the«mall -
1“ J majority of the
mind-
• Upon the broad highway.
ness to con render his efforts the more stren aside the girl who vainly urged
hi business
.A. torney at Law.
ed of his past “
ily to whom it was his
it
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
mind, and very emphatic was vey letters, bad been in days past uous. Fifty thousand dollars, at him to be quiet, Alton Burke
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Number Twenty-Nine.” his
least, he discovered to be recover pushed open the doors, and stood
his nearest friends.
the response:
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.Office in the Court House. x
“No, ma’am ! Maud Murray has son, except himself, whpm M jss pared to relinquish his unprofita Murray was too dumbfounded even«
“It is of no use, mother,” and
the young man pressed his lips our address’ and any desire on her Murray over honored with ahy ble and distasteful position, and for blushes,. au4 stood without a
JAMES. McCAIN,
more firmly together, as if fearj part to retain our friendship mav special amount of favor,-and this broeepd at once to building up a word, while he turned to- the cra
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be easily manifested by a c£ 11 lon was evidently owing quite as much bractice - in the profession for ven before him.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ful that the sorrowful, 6tately fig^ you.
The worst part of mjf busi- to his own persistency as to any which he was so thoroughly fitted.
ure before him might lead him to
“There is the door, sir. Make
LAFAYETTE. OREGON.
ness
is,
that her 8treet is flic prin wish of the young lady in,question.
retract his determination. “I have
It was his last day on duty, and, use of it.”
ILL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE accepted the position, and am to < cipal one of my new route, rndlas
Col. Gregory honored Alton scarcely with regret, and yet with
¡Col
Col. Gregory’s bravery did not J
marllvötf
State Courts.
enter upon my duties tc-morrowl the number of the young lady’s Burke with his supromest hatred, a certain sadness, he went over show itself there, for, without a
I understand your feelings tliorf correspondents are by no neans and it was perhaps,natural thatfie the well remembered rounds. Ar word, he walked from the room,
STOTT
oughly. I went through the whole limited, I shall doubtless often should rejoice over his rival’s riving g at the Murray mansion, and in a moment more the street
CHAS. A. BALL.
struggle yesterday, but now I *can have occasion to visit the mLnsfon downfall. His bacluelor establish- with, , as usual, a letter or. p so for door was slammed behind him.
BALL As STOTT,
truthfully say 1 am glad that cir in my new capacity;” and w ith a mept #as
UO in
IM close
VIVOV contiguity to Miss Maud, he was accosted by Then Alton turned to the lady.
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Ættorn.eys at Law, cumstances have brought me to whistle neither very loud or firin. Miss urray’s palatial home, and the^ervant, agitatedly:;
The recollection of the Confession*
111 First Street, Opposite Occidçhtal Hotel. this. Why, mother, look at the the young man tiirued to the win Alton felt but too surely how ev
“ Oh,
(it f was
w^s the made but a moment before had by
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_ 1 _ 1 Burke
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dow, looked
looked out
out a a moment
moment silent ery opportunity now farored jiis irst A time
matter. Tam not putting down clow,
she had ever shown signs I Uiistime crimsoned her face, lit
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
pride by this course, but uphold- ly, apd then turned and walked love for the fair heiress.
of recognition), “can’t you come up is uncertain whether magnanimity •W
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I AH w ?k or so went
five,
well,
strong,
and
of
sound
fac
P. C. SULU VAN.
Alton Burke was morally strong, expect« , neither in i person or by 1 ry’8 going on awful, and there’s Burke’s next speech; but there
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ulties, should consent for one mo he had studied, had travelled, and letter d lid Miss Murray recognize nobody
in the house but Miss was assuredly considerable of the
Attorney at Law, ment to be a burden on anotlp was just abou.t to commence the
their pi ast friendship. One . morn-
latter manifested as he said:
.. Maud and ‘ us.”
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er, I would indeed, be a fit subject practice of law witlv.his father, in© the |ij met face , to face . on
|he
“Miss Murray, do not allow any
The girl was undoubtedly terri-
ILL PRACTICE TN THE COURTS for tears, and oui4 pride of birth Judge Burke, when that gentle street—she, with a lady friend— ied, and following hert into the of the events of thia morning to
of Yamhill, Polk and other counties might t^ell be leveled; but as it is, man was stricken with pirnlysis.
1 * with
’** his uniform and
letters, lall he tried to get some idea of trouble you. I think you ne£d
lie,
t
n Oregon.
201y
I
am
to
keep
unspotted
our
clear
Some
time
before
his
ultima
ta
ill
—
te ill- Her face reflected the* crimison of the true state of the case. She fear nothing further from ,Cdl.
family record, and shall let inde ness lie had shown symptoms of hie,
W. M. RAMSEY,] I
iiis, and even at that moment he stopped unwillingly enough, see GccgoW.- and I undcratand to<9
pendence and honesty compensate mental weakness, which hac wor- felt a thrill of triumph,
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for* the wealth which has so sud ried his friends exceedingly and there MrerC e that had the
" ’ power
“ ‘ wer to up stairs without some explana an insane hope on your answer to
the
■ Attorney at Law 5 denly Ldispappeared.”
when his affairs came to be 1 Hiked make he haughty Maud xviurray
iVlurray
his impertinent queries.”
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
'The mother’s face brightened into it was found that of his enor- chan nge color. The friend looked tion, and went on hurriedly:
The lady bowed just as coldly
“Well, sir, he came about an
a little. The enthusiasm and high- mou3 fotune scarcely a $1,000
across
the
street.
She
steai
as
himself, as he turned to leave
Ofllce in the tyart Hoaae.
lour ago, and asked for Miss Maud/
mindedness of the handsme fellow remained. Certain sharpers had looked
at mm, and with She sent word, ‘Engaged,’ but he the room; then while the blood
ced straight
sti
JUST LOOK HE R E! wrought a slight but salutary taken advantage of his business a<i listan it but courteous bow,
bow, , said he must see her, so she went mounted to the roots of her hair,
change in her emotions, and the imbecility and*had drawn him ifito
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on.
Her
pride
WQuld
neter
Cheaper Than Ever. 4 for $1.
down. He was white as a sheet. she said:
sigh was but a faint edition of the speculations, from which his iponey passed
111
he sr demeaning herself. Al- First he talked loud, but at last he
allow
4
“Mr. Burke—”
previous
ones
with
which
she
pro
liad
scarcely
more
hope
of
^scape
ton Burke
irk smiled sadly. ' Possibly, f*ot to yelling and pacing the floor
Photographic. 1 ceeded her next remark.
He stopped aud waited- for her •
4^nk
—t the
he e example
xampie f o of
f
than from the grave. His son, a k-A
ml
had
she
followed
to
proceed’ She knew very well
W. SAWYER DESIRE8 TO INFORM
ike a wild animal. I got fright
“But a letter-carrier, my son! young man whom fortune hajd pet
• the people of Lafayette and vicinity,
companion hia love wopld ened and went up to the door just that this man loved her, and one
that he haa located at McMinnville, with Surely a higher position than that ted to an exceptional extent.} rose
have
turned to contempt. As; it now. He was standing against it, would have thought it no difficult
new instruments, and ia prepared to take was obtainable. Of what avail
superior
to
the
eircums
ances was, it was rather increased than
the finest picture in al] kinds of weather.
I know, because she was asking matter for her to have said “stay!”
will prove your talents and educa which had come upon him
Particular attention paid to
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TAU1CWCH1LDHENS’ PICTURES.
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tion in such a life ?”
him to let her out. I don’t sup- but she found it impossible; and
4‘!
out
the
slightest
preparation
’
and
TheLnext time he met the young pose he i’d hurt her, but he’s in an finally, broke entirely down and
N.B«—Children should be brought between
Alton Burke smiled sadly.
rejecting
the
maney
’
¡offers
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the hours of 10 and 2.
cried as if her heart would break.
was accompanied by Col. awful rage, and—do come up.”
“Mother, my talents and educa had come in from various w jalthv lady
E- W. SAWYER
Her companion was bewildered. -.
There was no chance of
tion have all been devoted to one relatives, went manfully to work Greg
He rtequired no further urging. The servant, with considerable
the meeting; in fact, had The idea of the woman he loved
object—the practice of law. Fa to procure a position, the proceeds evadi
tact, had left them immediately.
it is doubtful; if he
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ther’s sickness haa prevented my of i* which
would be sufficient for the ■would have availed himself of.it. being subjected to even an unwel He must try and soothe her, and,
beginning my profession with him
of hinwolf and pt.reiitS. The
eight
nerved ‘ him
him with ‘ a des- come presence was terrible, and approaching the weeping girl, said: ’
The
sight
nerv
I : 1. H, OLDS • PROPRIETOR i' ? . I I as we had proposed. I will, not support
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H l - ,• k b1 I d inclincd
b b
This was not an easy undertaking. perai
nerati
rath er
, to court he followed the excited girl up
“Miss Murray, do you refuse to
—.. ..
ask
the
business
influence
of
those
The relàtivea w*ho so g^nei’ously rathi ei ban evade the c disagrOea- stairs without a word of comment; trust me? I tell you, I will never
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N AND AFTER
•tage running be- who have socially given us the proffered pecuniary ^*aid hud no
She drew him into the back par allow myself to think of your
will be a regular atage
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files o life. Miss Murra; v colored
PortUad,
making
tween Lafayette and
£
’
cold
shoulder;
and
without
influ
lor
and whispered:
sy my a thy with what they tjermed again, i, md inclined her, head in
,,-fayette every Fri-
weekjy trips, ., ieaying Lafayette
words—will forget them—”
enee
ence there is no possibility of ob-
ob his “Quixotic ideas of independ
dav mominff
n
icwtw
“
Just
stay
here,
and
see
that
he
“But interrupted Maud, half de
Jay, yARE, EACH W a V,81 50, ’
tion. Had Col.^ Gregory
Hr taining a mercantile position. I ence.” They would gladly have
don
’
t
hurt
her.
I
don
’
t
believe
have tried peraeveringly—you placed him in 9ome law office, been man of tact he would hpve she’d like us to interfere unless we fiantly—his stupidity was doing
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much to allay her hysterics— I
q same; , but Col. Gregory
_ _
1 in a "‘k'
• know with what result. We must and taken care of thé famil; r until done
had
to.
”
be
placed
upon
thia
line
abort
don't
want you to forget them.”
Will
live; and a letter-carrier is, in my he could have worked hi ms df up was nót a man of tact, at least not
He
nodded
assent
tUoe.
This, though lacking somewhat
on “ ‘ particular occasion,
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“
No
!
”
came
in
thundering
tones
nl2tf
promptly.
man! ” he I halloed, from the next room. “I will not in explicitness, was' sufficient Tor
puppy who sits down contented to sion; but the idea of a me
X
tile "“Hero e my manl
• - sb,
’ rt on the
*' ^sidewalk; allow you to retire until you have even Alton Burke’s comprehension,
on the bounty of relatives,
life for one upon whose education
"LAFAYETTE ACADEMY. exist
for C olondl Samuel made m« some reply. 1 When you and to this day the prominent
Mrs. Burke had by this time so much had been expended, and
lawyer rejoices in the misfortune
f
- Principal.
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become pretty well imbued with who most undoubtedly po
inform me whether you love any which, by forcing him into an
her son’s magnetic fervor. Her superior talent for the bar, as to
Alton Burke’s lips curled, as-did one else I will be satisfied, but not
humble independence, gave him so
eyes were brighter, her forehead them preposterous, and they re Maud Murray’s^7 p
before. You say there is no pos fine an opportunity of testing the
clearer, and she had almost smiled, fused utterly to render him any as
“11 ¿nly deliver letters
at’the sibility of your learning to love
iet
TUITION FOB TKBM or TWKLVB VKKK8:.
realityof his wife’s affections.
residence of the person
addressed.” me. I wish to judge for myself/’
13 00 when another consideration intrud sistance in the way he desired.
op
Primary Department,
e 00 ed itself, and, with most unpardon
Geography, Arithmetic. Grammar,
I
tVdry well, sir,” and the lady’s
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After persevering and energetic lie answered, haughtily. .
To R emove W arts on H orses .
Hix her Mathematics A Sciences,
sjo
able
officiusness,
pushed
the
gath
;'Pupils can enter at any time. aprl8m8
roice
rang
forth
scorntuliy
clear.
voice
scornfully
clear
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smiLJ,
and
then,
Murray
smil
endeavors,
he
discovered,
that,
un
Procure
an ounce of muratic acid
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ering brightness back into its hid aided, it was useless for him to as both men w< ould have hurned Thed, be satisfied—I do^love
and apply to the top of the wart
WATCHES,! I ing place.
Now,
I
wilhpass.
”
some
one
else.
wilbp
-
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nee
at
her
d, with a
seek either very profitable or very on
with a thin stick, morning and
t^-VLOCKS, <k SEWING MACHINES
” Here the “genteel” occupation j so, afl
“But Alton,
But
still
he
intercepted
her.
on:
I
d
com
8
mall-mint
after a
night. The acid forms a cru3t
^/LEANED AND REPAIRED by
fond
mother
hesitated,
It
was
a
One
word
more,
”
and
that
the
father,
Mr.
“
How
is
lyour
struggle
far
mpre
intense
tenso
than
which is easily taken off each day,
W. 0. Brow ell , L afayette
delicate subject she would have even his mother had any r concep-
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came
through
clenched
concep Burke?”
until the wart is gone. It causes
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Miss
hjur-
touched upon, and she was uncer tion of, he accepted the first
teeth
was
apparent
to
the
unwil
Better, I than!
firçt and
no pain, and in due time the hair -
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tain how to proceed. He divined only situation offered^—a metro
ling
listener.
Is
it
your
postman
will appear on the spot. Keep
, her meaning intuitively, and a sad politan oarriership. The blow was *v-
í “i am very glad io hear it;” ahe whom you have honored with the acid well corked, and out of
der light came into his eyes.
¡your ______
affection ?”
th you
nded, cordially. “Will you with
hard enough of itselj but his love
the reach-of the children.
The
“
postman
”
would
<
have
mother
?
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Maud
Murray,
I
suppose
you
the
proudest
women
in
for
one
of
r
y<
FAYETTE ON THE
ILL BE AT LAFA
The sportive Lousvillian uses his
ill.*
sprung forward then, but the ser
eath Month and mean, mother.
First Monday of ea
Well, I have re New York I city mado his troubled'
Romain during Court Week.
hjp. She began nose as a baso ball bat.
iwthey part- vant detained
anc
linquished., with other hopes, the heart even moro sensative.
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Highway Bobbery. :
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Robbed on the highway boldly,
Robbed in a ruthless w^vf
Robbed without cry or parley,
Robbed in the open day!
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