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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1890)
IIAH1EK A HBOTIIXBS’ PUBLICATION». he scarcely ate the aupjier placed be THE HERALD ‘■'.SW/8 SMITH & WESSONS fore him. This, then, was the ex Hr.est amall/ arms ever" tent of her love—thin herconstanev. ¿j l . . fa* ’ • ed L_________ THCKHDAY, APBIL J. I»0 ai.d die c.-Miccuf -1 ! A mere stranger could win her experts. In cuabrrs X. iW aud AM <1 Si. ,;le vr double action. Sai ty ll-m- j from him. rierkiaau 1 Toravi model». SAVED IX TIME. Eeer quality vrou~bt Fred could not long remain in Heel. ca..¡ly i =.< 1 w. . , e s From New York Weekly. I r .. irk naas:..pnaJt> l I ....... L. 'the house that evening, and sum t LuUh. »lurui. I ty n. .1 (l4. J. .1 beib.-.-vive 4 uy * S * . - - • ' " As the sun was slowly sinking ered out into the cool njglit • n <.11 . f the FT—a.. ■ 1 . 1 .t and dawwr 1 *. 1 • «i' < *, V-tuim*» beyond the western hills which rose ! Si ,wlv toward the river h • st <» 1 . r, .t-IdM.-» ■ (!• nt'- a!- / r *“n n' tced |-*rfi-cu lu-i-c u n lu»' l “- H,- ‘‘ 11 like a barrier, shutting in the lovely , The starlight was dancing upo J ur • «-a.er c-«nuot FUj-ply you, nn < r ’• r 1 ss h"!ow will r»-C4 1 ei r< .ni ’1 ’ town of Boousburg in the valley be t : v «• Cftan«l 1 j waters of the river, and Ercd bJUTil low. Fred Floyd paused for a few I denly paused as merry moments at the gate of a house broke the quiet air. half concealed amid ivy and twin- He listened. lie kn w lie 1 ffi t:. ' ’^1 ing roses. A fairy-like form hast- too well to be mistaken It wa- . th ó -i-. "-’ '. A J A < ned down tha gravel walk to meet el, and with her was the man h< so him. disliked. Harry Tracy wasanoceu -a ^7. Ercd Floyd was the post-office pant of the small lo.it. and near him clerk of Boonsburg, and the only Ma - ’ the fickle girl upon whom Fr i ‘ •■upi>ort for a widowed mother. lavished a love constant ard pur« Next to hi’ aged parent he loved He waited to see no n.ur Ethel Wavson better than any one hastened away from the riv r ** < V . on earth. Ilia ¡oye was pure, and bank with a heavy heart. the leiut.fjl girl leaning upon the I Another day oi torture came and gate gazid into his manly face as; passed. Fred returned I'rnn Fred - d for a few seconds to con office, and ere he knew it, I p - verse lith her. “I < an'i stop hut a few moments,” j close to the Ways .1 du< ili’ g. A musical voice sounded in he Tai l. Mother is ill, you know, ears.and Ethel eali- d to him and I try to spend as much time GUIPE, U4 ft.; “ Why, Fred, what with hi r as I possible can: but the dutii . tlie office keep me in town Where have you i een Fred mumbled sm most ■■■( the day.” ! ^.-riiÄMrs he leamd r.geanst I •'.Mai . Sandors is gotnj to have gazed into her face. a birthday party, Fred, and vou Ide sh*’ could l e and I arc invited," said Ethel. ‘•Wry well; if mother is better. I I ‘ Ft’ il I have ii will l.e oi:iy too jlad to go,” replied . know M- T . you thin»; ‘—h Fred mam h At th a instant Mabel Sander rode 1 y lc-r favorite saddle hor gj WOODWORK I rr . and smile) at the young f Ik* - ac O. 23 UNIÓNSOUARE.ÑY. ’’ the g.*t-‘, who watched C .ATLANTA eqti' stre'o'.o as she urged her otceo STL9UISM0 rn3K!Sr®"3 daliastc turnid to go. iiv ' >t mi k a. I.* forward. r . id :dv th" shrill'screapr of tin and Lie head swam “Why Fr. .1 why ar up-train • inded close at hand, ar* - lid Eth’l, ainrm’d the expri ;j idled up to thed. p • THE Mai el’s I. - - suddenly reared i m .11 ■ appear X.” h are those put up by alarm, and dashed away at D. M. FERRY SCO. Hi 5 OU speed, fair rider, unai 1 Who are the Largest Seedsmen in the World. check 1. 1 his mad career, D. M. F erry & Co’s Beautifully Illustrated, Descriptive ly dm g the pommel, exp SEED ANtfUAL each mi ent to be thrown for 1890 will be.mailed FREE to all l .ng : .■ the flying animal. applicants, and to last season's cus tomers. It is better than ever. Ev The u :sc of the escaping cl ery person using Garden, Flower or Field SEEDS should sendforiu as the engine drew up at the d< i • D. M. FERRY ACO. 11 We should DETROIT, MICH. added 1 the horse's fear*, A . i v.. d in;:, you ’ ll I e redoubled his mad exertions to un seat the t.’ir fiel ji who clir ; wi n t _ti.u. Fr«d?” Eth1 i .-carcelv know with d»- >air to her frail str ; i 1 I *. ss- d her t ■ t O' Huddenly a passenp Fr<<l. nor did And the Cheapest •'.■: r. toward the con..u; r.- rly walk i and dr pping his small 1 In* bund le home. •"I ’ i nt ¡hl.'i the n, •*\\ ell. it's best,” she mused — PUBLISHED.— sprai..: fn ard in time to seize i ■ I- S^CJoldepQeQS^r l ive to tell him any way, a reins and jerk the animal Ik ■ t - <1-.iu-. Poor Fred! 1 fee Mn L kf . “Why. ,’ddle. •• . rect'u'i c yabonf on hi* haunches. an<J at t)je - It! I only E? d . rj. a v v well- OF ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS. I for him, hut I couldn't he a Informed \. . .n, c.. J I x j a »• U a a fuiionr time received the senseless form () Established Tw -nty Ye r*: 8 rage«. «'colnmn«, her exam le.” without advert Nonn-nt«,. Vneectarian. unpar- M ils I. e . *‘Te?. r ’ ’ von said rou tiaan, but earnest f r truth and purit . teaching the leautiful rider in his U ! 11 wile.’’ Ft Christ, but with the bromleat < harry. Have a clean wished I could i. ...- is.v-g. Ai.d the vain girl enter« «» religious paper in your family. It has 1 o hobbies or Allen.—and .r • r. . u.; l .. . c . uu I ls . Bui stretched arms. crotchets, but seeks to a pp y the place of vile, o? ■ne nas iia: 1 im. ■ ’ j non.*e, not deigning tn look . iaimless reading by that « Inch is wholesome and true. M il l . Friend* soon gathered near. t pleases the < hildren and the old people , and its H im L..3. ‘ » c/.'. . '10* ’ o?i '«forma- unday-school lessons are helpful. A rm<«n each the form of the 0:1c sin- bail po. Week lion from t/T t ’• I 'll it that and & splendid story. Only fl.25 * Yrnr. Mabel, after recovering her m eheknov. 3 a. t.;. : . r i* ci : ;. 1 is bri lit ai.d In clubs*. Five for FiveJ)< liars. Sample copies free. lessed to love scarcely a few w entertaining i i cj . . J , ot I c- d co as accepted a seat in a ea-r .I'.i« well as Fho u' i* 1 I t’ ' ’ '. ■ sourc 3 of “BEA HUR”aii“TFEWORSTFOE ”asjra:iai information, bh' 1 • * t :■.•: a- i : nr. pber of ber returned home, while tlu stranger oefore. >!agazincli,.:cly,r: 3 I i. r E.t i in oue ■ our ® The llir'atio 1 i . tween Ethel reading, abor; ■ co ! i 1 tu • ' mu tho hdsurci; proceeded to the hotel, reg topics of the ¿"v.* Hr 1 : np in amnr.tb Tracy h id caused a great deal of Ly my occ. or.al cii v th :r '. I.ct'rtr.i.ly istered, and sought his room. Covers every top 3 of i t. rat.oncvsof talk, and Mabel Sanders felt 1, tiie day do n to t :o c *■■■.’■ s I’on’ekcf pit g; The incident was soon the town and everyi i*1 ; n so b:?. . . ■ reten, too» Every t. JC ’ ..«.’. n sc ;• i . t. 0 . » ( a’ slo t ilk, and the gtrapger accepted tin piqued to think that affairs ' comas br ek . r.*»u . # ... » m? ; t yin t » t.ùe llcmoresi’s Fa:..' • • ' ■' i’ ‘tciieg aro invitation to call ami receive th« taken such a turn, for she had to goo t. F a t 1 : < ven* i.,onth, r.n a place i3 foun . .or 1 f p r< s ; and thank; of Mi.*s Sandirs. This si trodueed Tracy, ami f it sttr Mr. Allen Fc.ei.rs ty it . 1 : . ’ . ■*' . , "onderful . v__ __ how it suits evtry ref indy I” cured him a pas-|s>rt into the socio would I ring him to her feet; M r . Las tend fora H!:. Lr- cli , • i ; i :; i tter ...• ;urw SpecimenC»*».v r ii i. ■ Sperimei. C-»*»y : I- hr. r tl,r . ’ wbafyotl whatyott ty of Boonsburg, and he was tin the g iv stranger had devoteil ! »ayitfa.itwi.l:rn.i u?. ” “ S j at u"', : e *i»l ; . . i:•* - . c : t! enl.olc-f Ak i < ‘c • f us. time to her rival in beauty Mi:a L en Mirs e 3. . I "*? •? th ih it W \V ■ i « niiii.es Demorest, lion of the hour. He gave Ids natni tbo publisher. 17» L.i-r . ; t th i r tr- r New the Netv York, York la Is wealth, Ethel Wavson. bhe pi offering t-» mi nd n S’», crme i ( opy for to cents.’so as Ilarrv Tracy, a id i wasscs n W3 cant lose 1— ny th:... fil, h ¡Himber contains a ’ Pattern <»r ’ • r th,- holder to any moreil that he was rich at.d his vis r'r«d, aid ¡ought ¡«¡console l.:n Futtern she may choc l . ad in any size- which Mabel sent out invitations alone make?etch ----- — ----- o; . y j v.< r . cent.« .- and 1 just it to the town was merely to pn-s a want a jjcx . t pi. • ra . \*r._ Hen’s. Tha subscription pri e is or ly .■ o a ye? r; and I few weeks’ vacation during tin other party, and urged Fred must say I can’t see h< w th v c*rn publish so ■legaat a Magazine for t.< little money.” warm weather. He soon In came a j eept niie. Combines the juice of the Elue Figs of «iure conca regular visiter at flic home of tin 1 ’l l e i veiling <T the party FS»» MARY California, so laxative and nutritious, RKTTd ED C E «‘.(■ope. i"l fltK. Sanders. Tlx eveningof the birth I and sound* < f music issued with the medicinal virtues of plants ths* world, Our facibtio ar* the idom as the pay throi g 1 unequaled, and to introduce our known to be most beneficial _io tUj — day party finally arrived, and o: superior goods we will send HF« human system, forming the ONLY PER to os 1 persox in each localitr, M. • 'above. Only those »«ho «rita course Fro 1 and Ethel were among gled ill the gay waltz. FECT REMEDY to act gently yet ton« at or ocean rr.ake sure ot the ch.vnce. All you have to do in promptly on th<? the guests. Ilarrv Tpcy obtained i liHii.e.l lovely, and Ethel 11« return is to show our goods to EYÈr thee who call— your neighbore an introduction to Ethel, win 'seemed fairer. and th'.«e arnnnd you Thebe* KIDNEYS, LIVER AND EQWELS g'nning of this «dvertiaement Fred sat near Mabel and tn. ah. ws the small end of the tele- —AND TJ — lo iked unmual'y charming and In paid a great deal of attention to her. hard to keep his eyes from w.inde ing . ver to where Etln-l sat list — SO THAT — and secured r.n invitation to call ing. ci.rnt tured, to tl.c voice el IL. •bout the fiftieth part of its bulk It is a grand, doable sice tele- PURE BLOOD, (rope.ss large m i« easy to carry. We will ahoihowyou hdw v. u upon 1. r. ' ry Tracy mn make from *» I toglSi day at least, from the start.witn- REFRESHINC SLEEP, Mt aiperience Better write at ouee. We pav all express chargea. Iddr.s«. II HALLETT A jju.. Box H»O. PvKTLAMD, M a 1X1. \\ hi'.c :i tf.r.iing home that even- HEALTH and STRENGTH Hnddetdy they arose ami mingh Naturally follow. Every one is using it ing Fre i lei rn d f o .1 her olivi r- in the ilaiue. I nt had taken on., and all are delighted with it. Ask your nation, tint Eth< I see;'. 1 mudi f ’W turns al out the room whet druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu« euifund sound of voices wen lie. . 4 factured only by tht* impressed with th" handsome stran- LOUISVILLE. KY. in ti e hall-wav ai d several str... ger. l’eor l'red, Ite I cg.-.n t > I1.1t« ger* i ppear .1 in the door-wav, p CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Tie twoir.g Agricultural bumal eftho South and West. S an F bancisco , C al . the new-comer, lie was I ut a poor erdi d by a c.instil, le. Made by Farmers for Farmers. locrSVTLLB. Kv. N kw Y o » k , N./ < lerk, ill-paid and with a widiiwed As a record cf successful agriculture. Ho» ' Sorry to int< rrupt the festiviti, - AXt» I- arm has Ylo equal. Every topi£ relating mo her hxikirg to him for stipi 0 I. ladies an«l genii« man. 1 lit I usim » to agriculture fa openly dfacu-ssed in tts columns by the t tfhiers thenisvlvcs. No expense is «pared while this new arrival wa* re- (irteli i* I m ill ss. j mi know, nixl v. e I., iu securing a f ill c ttiit of eveiv notable suc to I 1 xe * «1 w hi,«, wo m, reiv ii, cess on the fam. It is distinctively the licit, He c>ul l ree that Elbe! wns FARMERS’ OWN PAPER. . ur duty, sai I one « f the st: ::n ;. dazzled by the witt; r . :k* and A record Yf t ir <! ri " .• lite presented in a form i* Instantly cv«ey lH’t.-'on in li.. and language which make it plain to all. glib tongue of Tracy, and a great room prti . d. at.d a «¡eatli-i.k« its list of co.iir nuTora THE SELF-THREADING Contains the ;i;. .»«. i J the most nr.^yressive farm load Aettled upon tin- young clerk’s ness | r v. ile 1 a* tl.e er* of the South and West. Tbit do not treat dr-w tilth a «loeuinent ot theoretical fanning, but of the* actual condi mind as he communed n th bin * -1: tion« which confront ut today: R I*'. Johnson ; c«s «led: Waldo F Rrov-n . Henry Stewart : John M Stahl; Nex* evening as 1 e called t i see A T Ford ; Jeff Welborn Hugh T. Brwka: John ‘ I li ve a v.a r< i.t fur th* ■ arn t C l-.l<ir; Steeles Bavou ; T B Baldwin .mi a 1 thcl, her m.ith -r can f.i'li sn.il Charles Sawyer. <1. the < ha re he-t others nt ik-_- this journal indlsyeusable. Moreover, it is equally :ng to greet him, ;,nu wa ii f r n d f «rge-y ¡in I r->bl«: v ' 1 I'" 1- r - A HOME MAGAZINE. that Eth I h.'d go* c i.da ■; ni,|( has 1 e. 11 tra eil t . thia to vii , £*:,. F*.*“rv subit et of inter e*t to the home-maker is »♦ In it «re com fti'. > treated. Mary Mar-den. tufaCat-.d-v < to tl.is very liutise." * Mr. Tracy. Brown. Mrs. Davie s, Mfas Cabell. Miss Mosbv, bitted the fin ha*. * r!" 1 x« hii u ■ i M Alice W -ion and a c. rcoi ethers will contrib S.vi Fred < I •< tied • t the - ’ • 1 < est mechanic ute regularly. d.r-, •T.lhish UM-.’ Til l al »kill, the fa : t : uiirsa for 8ii|'p . t. IL feit his In art mi k «•a heic t v the name «’f 1 I’ in charge of o*tr Chiklreq * Department, and moot useful ing, nil a great lump she h s t.i • t’wr faculty uf bring bulb in- •v in Lis •nd practical teresi.u ; and instructive. throat. Slowly, and ns 11 in a n t: Ini I v elements, and THS MnTttT OF m IUTIOH T’ A th*«!!' : -t rv appearing in Woors AMD V i ll. * of 1! i V •11 known ad dream, he walked t > th o- F a «M. bv J< a IL He«ick. and - excr.tng woe vantages that attention. s ** -t «t Hies by diMinguiahcd writers The .1 urs .*. i-iueil t«i <lmg I'V Will. appear from i time to lime. make n sew ■err iiy until the mat! w .14 (j. *iriutil«-d W’ L ASP S LETTET.3 ing machine of ach issue, and this humoi ______ r>hi' desirable to in 4 : lie ...lice dosed 6»: t ■ nigh: Olli ph-r was never more interestiag than "at this ■ell or use. II.- . ireful’y av« «1 «1 I. i»*i g ly ii( ic w IX ITS FMTMtUI. MrtBTxrXT t* I .Ho’’?,A :r' * '*'* «?<•»•» fccMly »nd fc.r!c-i*T In ili <i ..i i- ef th«- W.u sou*. l.I.I KLDREDCE MFC. CO. '»rlf of • Fx*nier<* Right« !* f-»-o*s « re* 11 . i of ;■*. tan.f ia brh;.*.f .1 the ' rmer better r»1 a r»ct;ry ani Vhaleeale Cfl:e, B*ivldm, □, vi r»or the farmer : Free Mail Delivery to the 1890 Haroefs Magazine 1 I. L U S T R A T ED. II.I.I’STK XTEI). Adorn yuur u A new Shakes pc a re—the Shakespeare of Ed win \ Ailin' —•>ill be prvaenied in H arpfr ' s Mtt-Hliue \rl V. 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Thu mi meat» of i a c i . i a < « jn- i1 V! ii < urren p.ü i i ltt.fi curt e<i n r it re hlf e., fi le ini j . H t • a .«TB. >>r a ■ » urtei • und ex i* e ««f ia ii erar a « hl h i ah . H J p u< i • b ' i i a t< tfi. ti’ it : F a-I a p pH ur ■ i s r« I ’ IB ■■ I ! ■ p « • ' Ufi . p b i|.’ :S’i.’H. M X. k » H er « I F F hlf MOST HL*»« .. 'I latter ate copies bv foil .. «t liach .» B K- - 1 NOTE While aa we oca b£S! g.¡ 1X2 I !;CX (;«■’ Tllb’"^ iT.lt O1S.... i bp ' •f. rt. > 11 ■ ■tk every H11,11’BS. 1 E I) R tuuT ialemeu: einofiiti'. ♦ zl JOI KN.IL 7 r. • • u I«’ 1: ’ ■ r-i:l M 1 •:f. ; i:v « «7 jslst tlct »iai.: tf jr::ta’.a 4L: r.ids; U 1? su:/ Ht t; £w. n, 1- »:t c::4a:t::5 c! EX tsinstssl It, ui : treatr-lrs reais la ftulag airerilsia; esattasi» 1st A ;ea.-'i «ats:ri;‘.:sa eis’a t •■ C s le'.'.-.r : eas;’.» cojici Tree, ¿¿drees CEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, to Spruce St., New York. u:it« s .«f hr i ;.x k »«*r Ja uar ,»i cm « ’ «a ¡«a.1 1, ?! s : . <• Nu.:r.it>r < urren nt • till.- siri:» 11 luti ea ts erre'a::« cf n::i tlu aux ef ths litgnt u4 atri sautóul airenieen. rc PEACHES. FLOWD esideT.t io (<i ce Presi 4 i M 4 iPKK s Y N 1’1 . OU « Ervr H. r I • a ri- ». a in th« Ul>itc<< • H. .r Me lÄifü. nwl È ELDREDGE ' Leyton. trun» Pi.i’ F amily P aper ASK FOR U1 •ar: hl B est HOME! AND FARM, '’«ur k«n«k^ >u< hiiu'8 fe’i J r « of g p.»e H SEE.DS Cleanse the System Effectually, K*ntu STOCK BRANDS. IF VOU WISH A COOO R£*0^*” held out hi« hands to rec ive man acles that the officer produced from his pocket, and n< c'tnpani- I him from the room, lie d.d not t»en raise hi. eye» to meet tliog. ot Ethel but hil»teticd from the haul tliedc-ei'inl wr.'ch tba! h- h e.4i;i wish ‘hr firs’ h c ar. 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Í « ...»b- by A;a:-a:et h. san ■ er •“»■'•r rein. bTHjah ar Hj r h t o «a- ' ...fien. a..t Fairy Tt es ai t a: r.i t the a ten i .n .«t «».e g of the woe. iar w. rid. v.z: the ‘I "tut a ea i.«i<i bx H. «nt a ii; s , a mif -i t - i¡ . 8 ra i by him. an . nuoti:, rrer er in a •I-reM ver, F^a.-i M. bh k ei Th re 1'* H ’-i* -nu.inu« ' H.v M'ir. Wi... »r. N ta P-»rv, Ha; : '»Tu^rh ‘a’*‘ K”’ 11 ' -l*h '. ¡ • a .i ?fc PU V a*vr’ ASH. LINDEN, CSf rupip, weeping " RED-LUD, SHARE: JUNIPERS, Á ■ RHOPO1 ISta» kbiril 111!!. A Novel. By K stbbb F «• K K kn 5 ■ Th Givitxvn ri Plot. A Novel. By Dr J H- R ‘n v .<• N 2U The — Gray ~ — - Fa'.ron. A Novel. By M. T. C ,!»oW. ' 21». 1 TbriKMrOW ®f * ,rcreL A Novel. Bv .lar c ------ n Prrey mid the Trophet. A Novel Bv \V’ m \ t” -Laix». n . r>7 The s.r»rv of a Wedding Rin* a Nov-! By . • .T»‘»r>r . 1 *• Ii -ra Thorne ~ > J’- — »rtjn — - — - — ^M Teaptatlee, A Nod. r \ Mulcrn ( inrlt-rella. A Novel. R, the aut >«»i N v 111 The lelaa«l !lnm. A Novel. Ry M j. 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