Wood Yard!
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'and singly; but always with the
r spend with Oregon parties
same ease and freedom. One of
.vho may be able to supply
rruW our Specie’ Co: re.vondepce.
From our s
the best dancers was a young girl
me wi h choice Indian relies
Gnnada, Spain, June 20, ’96. of about eighteen. I noticed that MIC
suJh aH gpi-ar heads, arrow hem s, stone
Proprietor.
. ¿elo kn out ot the latticed in the pauses she picked up and pipes, ect Write me. telling m - what
FRANK GOODMAN
Address: II. P H amilton ,
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caressed a prettv babv that sat on )”u have,
Two Rivers, Wscousin.
windows of the Alhambra, the eye
Good cord wood delivered on short notice and at Reasonable Rates.
the floor. “Mi nino,” she said, in!
fjls on a group of yellow houses
answer to my inquiring glance. |
across the ravine. The scene is
STOCK INSPECTOR.
Leave orders al Worthington’s Drug Store.
'•‘And your husband?” I asked,
romantic enought to arouse the im
FOR IIABNEY COUNTY.
¡looking at a young man who had
agination of an Esquimau. The
Burns,Or.
picturesque citv, with its vari-col- been her partner in the last dance. Geo.Tregaskis,
DEPUTIES,
“Oh no; he’s in Cuba" eh answer- '
ored buildings ¡and rose filled gar
O B Dingle, — Diamond, Ort gon.
dens: the hills covered with grey ed cheerfully, and then, the next: U.S. Morris,
—
Riley, Oregon.
olive tr es. the d: za’ing snows of, dance bting called, she went on
the Sierra Nevada« beyond. Frcm , with as much spirit as though her
C S SWEEK.
this widov a princess doubtless | husband might not at that moment
he languishing in a yellow fever
leaned to lister, to the s >ng of her I
A'I TOR NEY AT-LAW,
hospital. The baby [it was hard
lover, in the ravine below; or per-;
AND
ly a year old]clajped its hands Burma,
Urriron.
haps some prisoner watched anxi j
¡and swayed its tiny body in imita-
ojsly ibr the signal of those w’ho‘
• tionofthe motion of the others.
would aid his escape. And the if r
Wm Mills-,
The prettiest dance of all [La Juta,,
feet of the whole is enhanced when I they called it] was just then being
the guide, noticing that, yo-.ir glance given as a duo by its mother and a
Ä'ITORNEY-AT-LÄW
is resting on the cluster of houses ’ I young man. It was a delight to
OREG
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says: “That is the gypsy settle . watch their lithe untiring bodies ONTARIO
ment.-’
IS THE
their movements that seemed in-j
P rli’ps nowhere better than in spired by the caprice of the mo
PLACE TO GET BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, UNDERWARE,
Spain i- iu one find examples of the ment, and the obvious pleasure that
pure Romany—1 hat strange people they took in dancing We paid
GLOVES, MITTONS, TOWELS, FLANNELS, ETC.
whose origin is unknow and wl o them and drove away; but part way
AGENT.
Located first block East of Church.
have retained, ii spite of tl eir ro- down the hill half a dozen of them
NOTARY PUBLIC
luadic life, their own language and overtook us, insisting that one of1
W. II. C anaday , Manager.
customs Tramps and vagabonds the 5 peseta pieces [about equal to '
CHEGOIT
(fall larietits hive chosen to style a dollar] that we had giyen them j
t’nemselv-s gyps ei; I ut the genu- was false. Now there is much 1 nrr radices before U- S. Land Office. |
ine race has an individuality of its •'counterfeit money in Spain, but we
own. whi«h both Longfellow and . were sure that that particular piece
George Eliot have thought woathy of coin had never passed through
of immortalizing in poetry.
lour fingers- However, there was
On the evening of our arrival in no use argnirg the case; it was
Granada, the landlord asked if we I night, the road was lonely, and our PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
DEALER IN—
wished to visit the gypsy quarters driver evidently in sympathy with
at
Residence
and see tliei? dances the next. day. ! lhe enemy. We gave them another Oliice
1
our
:
The Alhaml. a had so jfre occupied ^ve peeetas and continued on
OREGON
our m ods that w - Lad 1 ot given Wav, trying to console ourselves BURNS
TINWÄRE.
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with
the
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ction
that
the
dance-
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AMMUNITION-
the gip.-ies a thought, and were not
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was
wor
th
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and
that
we
had
done|
interested in visiting th -ro. L.„. _
MACHINE SHOP LN CONNECTION, Bicycles, Mowing Machines, Gun«
few da. s later, after we had spent • we^ to escape from the place with
• • • «
lives.
hours d lily in the lib ral ca«tle in !gU’
r ta. repaired promptly and satisfactory.
the a r th it was once the palace of 1
'b DR. D. B. CflTE
Campaign Songs.
piirish kings, we remembered our
BURNS
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OREGON.
111 »si's suggestn.n and called a car
Every kind of first class Dentistry
We have just received from the
done or short notice and in a work
bag S up ? English tourists who
music publishing house of The S. manlike manner.
k re staying at the same hotel
Brainard’s Sons Co., 251 Wabash1
I in-d us, and we J lro<e < ut of the Ave.. Chicago, a copy of the “Red I
»
wty am] up ’he hill. We were sur
I'u ided as soon as we stopped by Hol Democratic Campaign Book,’ ,
for the campaign of 1896. The
I crowd of gypsi s—heavy browed.
i book contains solos, dm-ts, mixed I
bid iing ¡.Hiking men; black eyed
.
.
L
mi
^arpenter
. .
and
Builder
■r l <»fl. ring to tell fortunes, smil- ai d male quartets, and is especial Undertaking
. Work
B1-' (h ldr n <>• | g ng for pennies, I ly arranged for campaign clubs
a
specialty
■itch like crones looking for some- It is not a cheap word edition, and Fine Work,............................. L >w Pikes.
Wng to iteal. One man who is sold for the remarkable low
VX HOLESALE DEALER IN
■t-med to le rpo’tesuijn at once D’’ce 0 10 vts. or $1 00 per dozen BURNS
OREGON.
Bened transactions, and asked if post-paid.
B wanted to see the dancen- it i
®*u!d co»t 11s <35 pesetas ($7) f>r I Six weeks ago I snffered with a
Mr party |*~~
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We declared that tl is I very severe cold; was almost unable 1
Ms much too expensive. How to speak. My friends all advised ,
B 'L woulc I we give? they ssked. me to consult apysician. Noticing 1 BONG GEE, Proprietor.
1- setas, we said They de- Cbamberlian’s Cough Remedy ad-1 BURNS
OREGON.
[red that it could not be thought verstised in the St. Paul Volks
First door south of Post Office.
I ’‘Very well. ’ w» answered, and | ^"',ung procured a bottle, and
t
B urns , O regon .
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driver to return to the city. 1
a 8hort while was
|the gypsies held a c msultation *’n,yrily well- I now most heartily
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| ’'«inf d ,wn
30 \ye were recommend thia remedy to anyone
Is. McN La lid,. Keeeivor.
pible. ‘\\\,u]d w > give 25?” ’’•ifi’ering with a cold.
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TO THE
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8‘' P*ul- Min,'-|
I ".-U'-il. and tinally we con,pro I
Give« the cimice of two transcontinental
fl on 20.
Wood Yard!
El ROl’EAN LETTER.
LOOK!
Johnson's
LISTEN!!
Store
Cash
C. H. VOEGTLY,
Dr. W.L. Marsden
Dantistry::
Everything
Cheap for Cash.
John Sweitzer,
9
Fine
LAUNDRY.
Kentucky Whiskies
And Cigars.
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1.8. ft «. El
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I mptlv W- w,.-e r;Corfe(j tea
w '’ b uh.h nigh probably the!
r’> ’..eir h uses contain'd was
- i- W e sat a rout <1 t he
ng fr.eri.IJy gyp-ysjac
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i with dir king of castan
|'"1 monotonous clapping of
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dance« began Every
r’ l th n their friends would
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* i' rl.irmere as though to
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’ ut it seemed un
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more animation and
I / ” '^,r *'*• They
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'g lh»r, in c ’«vies.
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ROUTES.
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COUGHS and GOLDS
XLTS PINBOLA BALAAM 1« a sure Krmedy
tor coughs, colds, sore throat and for asthma. It
soothes, fuietljr
»bates the cough,
and renders expect
oration eosy.
Consumptives
will Invariably derive
benefit from its use.
Many who suppose
their cases to be con-
»nmption are only
suffering
from *
chronic cold or deep
seated cough, often
arrears’, d by ea-
Kly's Cream Balm. Both
see. Cream Balm. M eta. ,
m. tsc. S-ld by Drifrliu,
Warren Be, New York.
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leave Portland every 5 days fori
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San Francisco.
For full details call on O. RAN
Agent. Baker City, or address
W. II. H urlburt ,
»«" F arm AOT Portia«.], <J«r
R epre.enting .he following well known companies:
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1 Htional Life Association of Hartford, Conn.,
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