East Oregon herald., June 11, 1890, Image 4

I^ayette IKTursery,
,r Vj-J WISH A too» nsvOLveu
HUMS
privacy, a young lady of twentyone
SMITH & WESSON'S
or twentytwo, in a simple morning-
Fl: e*t »mall
Of Payette Idaho
u . i.i « c u-r
dress and modest hat, is sitting
. .farm i 1 »■
*-■—■
SEEDS
VEDNE.«!» IT. JVSE IL m
; Jib" Lu lx .i«f • ‘I
are tho*e put up by
expel is. In Cambre« »-*.
with two children. Removing h r
„
D. Who
M. ate
FERRY
4 CO.
“Peaceful! Who started all this looadB-fL
du'. '-le : m .■■■«. f-. -
•* u.n f
hat, »he enters into a romp with
the Largest
FRANK HAYMOND'S FAITH.
t
.. . i rar.ti
St ed3men in the »«»rid.
HARDY TREES
dispute,
I
shouhl
like
to
know?"
the youngsters, feeling secU’C from
1» M FratwaAC«»’*
f •r«»oil- r.uu»-:> p nndstiM’iL- Uuri **.«««. *
Beautifully
Illustrated,
lmcriptiv«
SPECIALTY
Fri n PeteraunAMaraririv
“Why you did!"
intrusion.
"Miss Ethel is with her, I suu-
-I didn’t!”
SEED ANtftlAL
Suddenly there is a step on grav­
for xboo will I* mailed FK EE to all
]<ose?" uskist the young in.-iii, as lie el—someone enters from the front
I LI
“You did.”
applitant*, and to last season's cus­
L mm S i Tt«l
Ih---. ••Ill
Extensive Nur-eav, <'orn prising
tomer*. It is better than ever. Ev-
followed his father up the I road garden; and, turning round E h< 1
y , , , , .. eanuM melilr r-u. ,n ,.r<l. r »«i.t
“You know I didn t so------”
erv
f-rton
using
Ga.drn.
Flower
I- -s ix-l MV Will rrc< >•«•} ’•«•■.«i-t Kite' •! n
acre!», h located one half mile from Pay­
or Field SEEDS shouM si nd for it.
stair».
...„ eaLiuonic* and i rl ■ .ur>-n applicftl.u.u
“I rejieat, it is all vour fault!"
1 sees once more iter adopted broth r.
D. M. FERRY 4 Z
m...........
■ ■•
..
ette de;<»t, on the 0. S. L. Ry. Thia
DETROIT, MICH
bpriugfleld. .uau»
The solemn servant only shook an J. forgetting for a moment every­
‘ O, L-oo huo! hoc! I m co ng hem •
Nur-cry has done more to pro­
hi* head, sn 1 with a strange pre­ thing, allows him to clasp her to to my mother!"
mote fruit growing in East­
monition of evi). Frank ¡Missed his heart in a long do e cu b aee.
• Go, ai.d Le------ ’’ (slams the
ern Oregon t rid Idaho
in’o hi* mother’s room. She was
« A new
• Found at last;” he exclaims, in door.)
than all oilier Nur-
THE SELF-THREADING
»itting there alone, but she rose on deep thankfulness.
Mr. Newlywed (next evening)—
m lies combined.
her husband's entrance, and burst­
as the tress
Then, suddenly remembering, “Fanny, l ucle Tom didn't have
xrvH't Bt ..f Iivi '• »
ing into tears, th-ew herself into
•■Iiwi-.-l-ul.li,Â
uro bc -
she hastily withdraws herself from mv a cent!"
«'•••' -r.. L
his «pen arms.
Mrs. Newlywed (kissing him) —
cHiitaicd and
hi* arms. and. pale and trcnil i t g
“Ethel is gone." »be gasped, as
stivh varieties are
whisp. r to the a-tonished children: “I in e < glad.! '—Liwrci.ee Am r
soon as her sobs would allow her
offered for sale that
•’It is my brother, dears; go into icon.
In it are mm-
to *]>eak.
«re Known to thrive and
fU* FW
bined the fin­
In lllui retel ....
flouri-h in the mountain
“Gone?
Ethel gone?” Both 'the house and play unt.l mamma
l'Urient in , rct
Father—1 don’t understand why est luechauic-
returns,
”
and,
with
the
habit
of
country. The *
]»car
an-l • hnelv llr*>L-11
men spoke at orce.
al skill, the.
• sin I
you obj-ct to marrying that girl most useful!
readv ols-dience, thev depaited.
will be off» red in limited quaniites
For answer, Mrs. Raymond held
She is rich ai.d ei iucj of a g.Hjd and practical I
HARPER-SfÜ
•
’
Oh,
why
have
you
come,
Frank?
for the first time this year. This pear
nut a note in the well-known hand­
elements, and!
family.
How
did
you
find
me?
”
asked
Ethel.
.
is a native af Idaho is con.-idercd the fine t
lIAltl’Elfs MirJ
writing.
•Son—Rut. father, don't veil know all known ad­
in a despairing tone.
pear grown and is cx'rcimiy hardy. I)o HAltl’EI;s wif?
vantages that
“My dear ones,” it began, “can
HAllI Elt s i-.v7: ,-
rot fail to plant a feu trees.
But Frank’s voice is full of joy that she is blind in one eye?
make a sew­
you ever forgive me for what I am
ing machine
Address, Payet.eNursery.
l’o-ihge En,
as he answers only by saying: “Are
Payette Idaho.
l nued titaiei, «-y
about to do? Iain going to leave
Emily—DidGeorge propose last desirable to
we alone, dearest? 1 have so much
cell or use.
you—you, who are the dearest to
Tlu-v..- .
night as you thought he would?
to say to you."
me on earth—after all your kind­
rrocK
B
HANDS.
ELDREDGE
MFC.
CO.
••••*’ »» v*-.«r.
Ruse (without much enthusiaain)
Ethel points toward the littl
llplh 11. wi|| |„u ■
ness. But what eke can I do? My
Fscijry *:i Whsleix’.» Cfflcs, BslTiiire, IH.
walk by the wall, where no one can i ■Y e*, he proposed.
rem ut lime o,
V7f If'ubih/i .-ire.« Chicago.
father ie not dead; lie has come see them. Mechanically she puts
lioiinu votuiiie,,,.nM
Emily—Lid you accept him?
ilin-e.vear- 1M,-K
89 iircMid Sttvci, Xc:u York.
back to claim me. He is not—no,
IS- -till by mail,
Rose—Of course.
on her hat and accepts the support
: r volume. c|0.|| (!U
I will not say it—but there is noth­ of Flank'* arm. feeling hardly able
Emily—But you don’t apjiecr
' «-ni- each- l.v „„j «
Ir iex i.. II. rier'.'M
ing else to do but leave you. lie
to do without it. With one hand, u> Le very li:ij pv over it.
Absolutely Pure
- al, Aiml.Vii, al. andicj
has proved beyond a doubt that he she hastily pushes the loose waves
1
lu 7<>. iiK-lu ire.tnZu
Rose—1 am not
There is a
l'Sh. une vol. k
j-■
is my father. Alas! I am very un-
Kemiu.ime.
sl„.Ui,: B
of hair, disarranged in her romp gathering doubt about Georgs
Money Or-k-r, uenJB
hapuy. I dare not trust myself to
with the children, under her hat. my mind.
'ois.
Address HAlU‘Eg|B
Lid you all gooJbve, for fear you
while they pace up and down the
Emily—You surprise me.
might urge me to remain. Fare­
Herald a
walk.
what account. Rose?
Herald a
'V
"
»'-td the Cheapest
well. Yours forever.
E thel .”
HeraMa<
Rose—He didn't appear to
“
I
have
searched
for
you
ever
Herald m
A silence fell on thorn as thev
Herald an
s'llficiently
nervous
over
it.
(Thron
­
since
you
left
us.
darling.
”
he
says,
finished this strange epistle, and
ing herself into her friei.d’s arms
GXDEN c .4S5A
—PUBLISHED.—
they lookeil from one to the other tenderlv; “but my search was vain. and bursting into tears.) Oh, Em
The other day. I received a tele i‘gram ily, I’m afraid Gcorgv ha* pro]
MmlnedAt
in bewilderment.
1 went anil to some girl 1 « foie!
“Does she mean that »he has calling me home,
Hamer’s 1
learned everything, The man who T’
OF ROCKFOKD, XLLINOIS.
left li*. to go with him ?" asked .Mrs
E<*,.‘»bli*h»’-I Twi-uty Y* r-; b ] nsea. Mcolumn»,
our
claimed you as his daughter was
without a<Iv<-rH*«*ii*r r.tl iiMitsritiii, wnpar-
I 1-I.TSTi: lausratcl
Combines the juice cf the Blue Figs of
Raymond wearily.
tisap. but earn *«t f r truth nu.i puriD. teaching
copiss br
H
ordes
branded
California,
so
laxative
and
nutria
us,
Chriat. !>ut with th<« broml'-wt (!o«ri y. Ilnve a clean
dying in a hospital, and sent for
<
5
rpIigioiiM pH|*r in ' our I k ciily. 11 bus to hobbit*« or
“What else can she mean?" an­
with the medicinal virtues cf plains
Ilaseri!'« wratnv >>1
croii
beta,
but
n»
f.'pp
y
Cue
p!<u«
of
vile,
or
Either
Right
ur
TON
SCALES
my father to confess the truth, 1
»•ci. 1 Le h a
.
known to be most beneficial to th?
ainik»« roauine '■'• that v l.i, h i«* wl «• «•»■..nn*and ti n*.
/fl!NGH^MTOa
swered her husband, sadly.
\ieerh«. Tlie iiu:u„ «
It pl-aiwra ti •• rl :1 ;• n t-nd tiir* old people, and ita
human system, forming the ON LY PER­
$65
J
know now why you left us so cruel­
Su1 day
hvo! I«*?»..:, - vs helpful A *ermon each •tifie: OK.
inri ' r t.n < urrent p h?U)|
w-ck »¡id h -pLn -I fm : •
Only >1.25 a Year.
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
A
NY.
When she was able to explain ly. That wretch had stolen papers \ Beam Bex Ta.-e Beam
ersos ! 1
► P‘< i a:.«! v.nifiiieiue «.(
1 a clubs: Fite.'.-t Fivi 1>. Burs. Fam pie copies free.
h n«i ihc varirtv uüd
promptly
on
the
>*-
,‘BEIHU.n,,ai<iTSEy2RSTFBE’’8sjiaitM
uiitci ■. « lin h inrlwtiJ 1 Inch fl
things, Mrs. Raymond told her be­ from your own father, his friend,
r«<
'•v ibr I es; ami m.npAj
Range—Graut county, Oregon.
lhe pen eal ..f pc. pievf <r3
wildered listeners how this disap­ anil palmed himself off on you
and purFui « ThehnkŒ
1’. O.—Burnt. Grant county. Oregon.
—AKO T > —
pearance had occurcd. Immedi­ He wanted m >nev, of course. lb
iv’nail.ah v varietr,
j expv. ».<• m
are«! to iLt/l
ti
ÚítíÚÉ
SÍ
My
Si
erra.*
.**
ately after dinner, which they to .k
ttr i»'ir a. iîi
!•< ldrU| mu
One of th<‘
thought that through you he coul<
* BKSTTel |a |f 3> fa
— SO THAT —
l 11 • t hfl ! T* lui pl H£tB oi
■ encope» i n | Í » k 3 b *
about half-past five, Ethel had, as work on us—that, rather than con
t- r>. A Aiexn an
PURE ELOOD,
ÜOTIC
rAc G ri \W df . sî "B oc K
. the world. Oor facUitiesar*
! i JIOMA LjÀSUM.vliij
unwqualed. and to^utrodur -our
While n
usual, repaired to the grounds fess volt wi re the daughter of an ■ s
REFRESHING SLEEP,
i LY il* ig>fcü
superior goods wowill «mdrr» a
c ’M *T t—. EX
(M we deeii
“ toOXK FERSOX in earh locality,
PER ïJ
HEALTH and STRENGTH
a* above. Only thoor » ho r rita
brt« gsKMS
with a Issik, wnile the elder lady- eaped (o iviet, yeti would give
V GxM^STSuîncT
tunta: once an »H«ke »ur- t-f
him *««4i*nw .
WEEKLY I zeapotiden
Nsturally fn’Io’.v.
Every one is using it
th«> chance. All you h« • do in
?
i
ri
r
¿uliuwiu«
had retired to hir room, On going money. lie littl«- thought that yet
return it to »bow our goods to
C a TTLX
branded
sn i r..l are dcl’fjhtH v i.h it.
A.h yaui
i : iei ,'. s
MAIUZIrf
thowe who ea!J—your m iebbora
T’h*. û‘ot\l-T^T»ownt^ Valley m »
and those around you Y h» b«.
•J: — -t f. r SYRUP CF FIGS. Manu-
downstair* when it grew dark, she would leave its altoge'her."
i. lier.i, > »‘AZAK. I
>n 1 eft aide; circle-
ginning of this a<berii«em-nt
Th* r ' ‘ *•'Mr'r ’
11S .
Ectuiel only by the
ÜTtlhn
I.« riu:..- Yol.MiM
------
»how* th* «mall »nd of the tela-
Ir.ul seen nothing of her daughter,
•A. TH H vichinus
—
77>a ThunAenrj Catata«!:
♦»ope. The fcUowing eat rivo* th- appe-mnee of it rvdu -edni
1- .•■rfv Free to a<! gijU
A Split in «u< b
“I never would, if I had rot f
f—h - Q—.iu.
GKi (3‘tcu.vd, XaluAA.
ChM .a, < r l-nkT
-'li K S- » - ei'it..a.
CALIFORNIA FIG S7RU? CO.
•ftb. Vail.^ —-
at which she wondered a little, sure that you loved tic," whi-pe
Tuv V„
•> tnnrt
nn.tr ,.i lb.
I
S a « Fa asci sco, C al .
be n:M Xuli>Irr tvr Ji.¡
nh yjfaiel îi
». anà C t » t R N •
though she did not become uneasy Ethel. “I could not bring th i -li ­ id
L l - "• ••’. I .
b . ■
*
W ben no t.inr Is n-erl ..ir
*t> »ut the fiftieth part of ita bulk. I: i» « rrand, double siae Ule-
•f t\<« Suh' • .«<
vMic ti large a» ia ea«y tocan v W e will alao show you how y "U
'■■sii. »Li Ige Xiatau
until later, when she sent a servant grace on you. or en them erh '. Berti kOW fw Îervr^’i
»Trnake ' a «St >• ! O a day at least, fra« the »U.J.« .«»-
Range—Harney and Gra ; cor.tit> ( regur
e: i>. <.f ■ : •
_________
ttpxsduitä
irilvtl H
Mti
»etter« rite alance W - pay all ripr. M cbarg-ea.
IhrprBHM
1’. <».—Euri a. jjaruev c. ui.tx, of
c.H
H11.LE11
AC'
..
Ik
x
S6O,
FVKILAND,
MA1W-B.
to hunt her. Not finding her at
jil
- *u<
üiicovwTS
T
»
¿Tune
I have s nt that man mv ea
s.
*« mail F. Ma^c ¡aid.orbici esin«»«
.
&*<■> i r ;
*4P~Aa
once, she of course became in tieli but I have m v r se -n him since we L-ï.
■
t u ¡he iirish'.iW
por . oliiiiic, for
m ■ .o.ufl
iev
WT O?KÆ
»1
alarmed and instituted a thorough reached Philadelphia. I 1:; d pl
« lu:li < »iFi*e ñ.r tatù
T en
W»
will
»«a<l
tLe
entire
!
-t
of
Twenty
Valuable
£jr‘Tou^i8T»Tt;N,tw V’eJiK'
l
i
d
i
2
«
11!
tir
bei:',
in bt ■(
Rooks enumerated and ileacribed below, to every sub-
search. The note was found, ai.d,
RILEY A IIARDIN.
' ript >»f |1.
sori'^r to this ptper fcr th • ensuing rear, who remits
ty of money of in;- < wn, and I v ;.s rii.Awi»
Vit. » * Ve Cl.-Ab .
lie min ni ce:' si.- uhi k tnfl
ttv'afy C'-nl.- in addition to the regular aubscriptioQ
G« fl.SO E.r«»)boij Y«'«xnr* t — •
as soon as possible, she had tele-
Address
ISAAC
FOSTER.
price. The«*e books, each one of which contain* a com-
Motiüy Ordir «>i l
fortunate in in di ig w.rk: lit 1 w«»»-- vuoi« rstM r.vj,Co,
píete flrst cla*- novel or other work by a well know d
«U 1 .. i l t.k a
'
graphed to the absentias.
and popular iitL- r. are published in ueat pair.phlel
r
es
Col,
knew how unhappy yon would al:
form, printed front good readable type on good paper,
iri
Basait,P.*wT.rtt.wx
aud luán» oi them han homely .11 lstratcd. They com­
It was then, on witnessing their he al out me. If it had not l ien
»f everv
prise some of th- finest works ever written by some of
tne Greatest and mast popular writers, both oí Ameri­
son's grief, that the parents under­ for our love, I should hav • staid
ca and Europe. Each one * h complete iu itself:
Left Stifle: Horizontal
THE CRY GF MILL ONS'.
N . >45 Mr*. Catidl«‘*M • urtaln l.retnre«. Ry
stood for the first time his feelings
Harner
’s a blaieiMlu
D ov GLA j B JlCtR 1 U. Very old and very funny. The
H
' - -------------
and told them everything; I ut I
OH, 7VÎY SHOK!
I L I. (,'STK.l! 4 «mora a*l
tn EhtrleSr C&rt:
toward their adopted daughter knew you would never give me up
No _'»4 A«l vent ur«»» of;» Bachelor. Pv the au­
»
thor ot ■ R ah B anpc • AdT<*ntur<Mi in ?<ew Ycrk.n
STOP IT NOW.
A Great humorous ■ ,->k by a popular author.
Tiler looked at each other in silent —it seemed the only wav'’
í / a /:,
scon it
T hb R ki
No. 24t. How to Moke and Save Money oa
V. Ill el TOO LATE
the Ftsrm. A rmua
< mpilation-'f useful racta,
I! ARTER’S B axar lajvCri
liewildcriiicnt which added to their
nt- and <uT»as'..' n« lor farmer« and gardeners.
The happy lover»' explanations ffl I have been troubled tnanv rears with b No.
'■iiiuK
ibe
¡etiiiiiixiiJ.ini
mm
247. F’ -«ni the Earth to the .Moon. A
K.-xr.
R;
• V,,.KF
C attle branded on basili.>i s, i s tturnervui lllw
sorrow.
disease < f tlie kidneys aua have tried
ng Arguments, and
last until Ethel's cl.arg.-s interrupt
N • JI' Th»- Lilli»* Old Man of the Bnl!g-
!• u • a. n. <i paturi sheet i___ _.
.
many different lcnicdics and have
n»Hr*.
Left side
V. I n
‘I
i
J.c
Terir.î.
sought aid frutn different physician«
“We must set out at once to find them. and. the next day. the don -
x 2.7 A
erons Woman. A Novel. By
c
<■•
! F.-r.
; '» ’ir.
wilhaut relief. Ab -ut the isth of Apnl
X < Axx F s- sc pxs .
t; naki jf is ar ja.ic i"----------------
I was suficring ft
a very violent
■ . ' The L>nden Farm Bride. A N ot »!.
dcr-blt lu Righi ear
her,” cried Frank, in an impetuosi­ ly-united family are together—n -
J e < leier f .-.'SH
By M > ; -A • t B:
\ t
attack that aimost prostrated me in
X >
v-inton Drri-lc kS D.itlffhlrr. A Novel.
P >* »
.
¡u etri
st’cn a manner i .at 1 was Lx-nt ovvr.
M cl, se up. Left car
n. c
ty of haste, anxious to give some er as they fondly tell each other, t.
By M T Ca PvH
MDU i f it' pape a iamut.i u fvaldent
w: hen I set <k>wn it was almost impossible fur me
x->
The B.irou'i Will. A Norat. By BtL-
11ARPEE >
Let vp alone, or to put on my clothes, when
___
vent to his wretchedness hi action, part. A week later. Ethel l-ecoi.i s t.
T.ixrs C 'HX¡. dr.
Smooth crop.
kin I F>.
*' r.idcnic sent Dr. Heulcv, with tilt
\ 2W T It«- Peril of Richard Pardon. A
Í ver
try ÿt:-r^icuiiauvexurrsisETTlEn'î
Per Year
Range: Grant, ('rook, and I ake contiti»••.
Novel By B L F out x
and he went immediately to make Ethel Raymond in law. and Fra k or : :<;o.< KIDNEY TEA. to my
CUIDE, l£4 pj.j
Mly 25c. (pártsjs ctimpa
• - 251 Block bird Allll. A Novel. T> E stbkb
J
F. ().—Rile». urani c«uutv. <’regoli.
hotel.
I inr.uctlaitely commenced
IIAr.l-El-.'S l:\ZAR
F. m r. KE5X- IH
iii<|uiries at the station. No one loses a sister only to find a wife.
using the tea.
It had &u almost
iiaki si: .. MAG AZISI
N 2V. Th ■ Guitrdiau’w Piet. A Novel. By
IIAKPhH-S
anti to the aston-
Dr. J It. R ' bivso '
miraculous t effect,
~
W i -.EKI.Y
N 241 The Gray Falcon. A Novel. By M T.
hud left there yesterday, ho was in­
llM:i-hl:'s Yur.NG
________ mmi
ithtucntofal
ill the _
guests at the hotel.
C '.bo*
P* si wee 1'1» f tu ail Firt- !
in a Rw day»,! aiu tappy to state.
'■ 2d. The Morrow of a Secret. A Novel.
formed bv the man in charge, who
C
i
AiTisSÌ?^
-
Y
Siu
IF.
<
Mt
HL.ll.
or Mixicw.
Rv 4SSV Ci ‘ I-- li tY.
lbat 1 w; « a new rúan
man
I wiU^Y
ui’.l^y
N -
Percy and the Prophet, a Nurd
T!»<<r I'iisi Quarrel.
rec. muienJ the tea to all aflEctedf I
of course knew him, except several
R,- Kr K1K «V‘LL1"
The \. ,un ts of the hanrltdH
as 1 liavc becu
I <
XL, 2V The Siwrr <»f a Wedd!n< Ring. A
c :.ir Ja? uar* of n-ti-
W. B tojiiv \TER.
Novel By t!i* an. •<: f ■' I» m Thorne."
peraoiis well known in the ncigh-
Mr. Newlywed—■Fanny. Ln c
i.
Miiilyn M :irv*w Temptation. A
G. A. TITFEX.
/
s'-i _ó
v. i-h iliv Naiuber cunsni tir>*f«31^
Lorkood. Then Frank rode ovei Tom's will is to lx- re.i-1 t-.-m rm
rictor Ocidetr.nl Hotel,
x TA A M.idi i n < ¡ndereHn. A Novel. Ry
f'ATTLC
hrgvr
’
A.»
i\ ’Hid v.
. f Hariri 4
th“ anther **f ' lb -v I i. -rue
K-au. Cal.
with "S \\ ranch" *-n
t<> the next stopping place.
and iia I always was a f;vur
N ±tt The hlaiiil Home. A Novel. By M T.
Marin i » a, clui h i i- . ht * I
CiLbOR.
left Hip.
I- Fta.r paid* or by expirtf. 1
x
i'.l
The
Fat«
’
.
Glove,
A
Novel.
By
CLaka
pr.i\idcii the fi
Here he was informed that a nepbewr of the old gentleman’s
Ear mark» ('!»•*
l
»TA.
■ hi per xv.'un-.e, for
a
cr-j-off the l.i till car:
» 1«. h < ases f. r <•« b vJuir» ««IIHj
man and woman, the latter closely am sure to come tn f->r soim-thii ;
i'intel-Bts.pt* in
L’K Mill It sent by n.ail
■
Left ear.
Mrs. X’«-wlywcil—“Oh. I. w ni
fl en< h.
itrlet'
veiled, hud left there for Philadel­
'i-V Hr.’Zif
CE5T 'f
He r Lta-ice» *h. uld b« u:adn^M|
'
V/OODWO^K'\
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AfÎAeiWE
‘
îf$(
Mui r'. < Tócr vr Draft, tu « t «*H^H
phia, the
precveding evening Will! Then we can giv • tip tl
Adrctfi
L'AKPKMi^H
r
WISEST
Frank at once sent word to his horrid <-Id Hat aiiti Itid a s.v<
-J
UNION
5GURRÚMY.
iuoth< r, and took the next train. little H ie -n Ann e in the ini n r ,
atlanta ,BA u ^»* c --a
ff\ 1
arc branded
i yra». g-- i oahactsx
wrench"uu the
In three-quarter* of an hour, he ;uul------••
ling P owùîts
Mn Lsr.
Y-0
•
ven. c.'.Y. cryaM*
Left thigh.
“You mean a brick ln>
ft I I only r .id .’ re : ’i. a »a» n very wol-
reached the city; but. once arrived,
tzM t?:tx
”1‘- iuforrned
wr. . .c, C-.11 -. ..¿cg
r cu.ufU.
i
town.
”
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far
-
.
,:.r
k.
he scarevly knc.v what to do. It
*» ILI.e»TR ITI» «1
-k IM?«
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Mia I. fs y-Tes
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c:.d i ■■•• week yen gg’d yea
— «
- —
...
WLbed 1 could —
nana
io ■ I
"No. dear, a Qui cn Annie ci.tt; g
seemed almost a lu>|»cle*s undertak­
Alien.—and fiho r?alt ■ .1* L.: c .. ..Lei Cut
Harter
’
s
Yeung
». e a- '•■ ha> 1 bar i t ’’
ing; and, bvsides. tln>v had nearly with ga 1. s and------ "
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Range: Grant bmi I Malben reniant ir«.
^ ir . L
•* V» oat L# thaï-
The K'eventh V«hiuie«f
F. u. add ri mt Ruma. Grant <•«■.. Orejón.
JÙ1L-» L k ~
•• vc .!. thé
al Of lier fnfoTD«-
“<2'i-*-n nothing. )>. t! I eouldn t
twcntvlour he iii> start of him.
p’e whi.li 1-esirs w •htk«5**t^H
Tw ln. -g Ajricu?.- a )»rij
IS,
».-id Wilt.
Hoi f m th* ?!r7i£ n t e- îr.ki I ; diuit that
■ Á
her 5, )*>M. presen t» an a
k*-.>T4 a-, t.. -: is r !n ’ ca rnd is br tt and
The folios ing dav w i.s Sjwnt in a Gar to live in a cottage, v. a know •he
will ufler tv its r* «• (r • •'
Made by Farmers for Farmers.
cut. ruinlaj la curve k . a bet I cun d ¿o st
tfr
lsum
I
’
enrli.
ai»c
«
lb««
■
Will as - ,e dr-, v i* 1 t ; t’ “ » ”c sourc? cf
bHnn J"1"
Hnn.lr,«l IS.I1,,, f,,r
search which resulted in nothing What we want is —”
■MUMHUI
A« • rseor-i c< -uctx^rul africultMr« H-ivs
Informa:: ■:? bin) : * r.. tb? « i«: n^>.-bt-r of
«IUVV 'nr • -,e and eon.Irli.., ,.f „., . ,.r. S’..-«;«:sr i; • Phil and the
and l x»’*4 hns no equal
Frcrv topir re'mtinr
“Nothing of the sort. Will! 1 > an-rinala-c'y, rrd I k r e r.- re in ote Lour s
Returning home by the evening
■ no
>. kilHn, or r'ralln, «, r . I ihr
.<- "i r:;.< »• T. mir •br .ahtll •-
■<*
tu
.rriculture
i-
•
r-nty
m
u,
cotu.ni,
r. ...ÙT'’, a. ¿»u; x ; ■ • co
1 : : t:. r< cnc lb«
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k.
l
ihr
«bvxv
bruud
or
Let.n
vini:
thrrclc
■ > th, fir-i.r-thr-a.
No ripen»,«.perrf
M • ■
topic*¿Ithr t’vy.r -uln -?.d p ct c;» in amor.th
train he found his mother very ill, want a cottage, at «1 I e m’t liv«-
»- th s >y liialuar
in «curing a full account of ererv notable s-ac-
k -
* It certnitiv
l - «- • t e farm
It is _ .•’.inctiveh the
1 •»«; serf»* .4 .'»fry '! a.i* »¡> ’ ’MnEfli
< a - -3 »•«•*... : r> ? f ’• r -t. 7.-
! ..
• «.f
and for week* father i ami sun an I'ptown. stulTv------ "
of i, \ i n uf tta
l e ¿«y d vn t?t;< <ktiP« o' bona« .v ; ..eg ;
FARMERS' OWN P,\PER.
qi-.iint
-a »s t< id bi H.-vard
“Stuffy, «b? I'd like
* T*S°rri c: t''k ’ d«i’y -I*», t're—ckri in a form
watched bv her side.
!>«:y t. . • ’. ax . o m. G er to the ... l .
»to
:.!» j ian^u«“. a
it make». p!aia to all.
<•*'•« t -1
•• t ? to ¡et yen to t-'_e
«bat
cm
b.
nmre
stufl'y
ti
an
a
For two years, after bis mother'»
i
I*
ITS LIST OF CONTRtOUTOna
«w:r.->rc :
l a:.
. .- • 7“ . » tl. *tor>F r -«
Ne -vn I'age Ma*' F
*
ao ru »1 F ' ■ t ¡ t, y- « uch fu» i everj r.or¡ih.
Contains the nantksof the n:o*t or, gre»»ive farm­
recovery, Frank trav< led every, th', squeeted-up one st.irv
Frvjtvlt bpeff* rd. i'aiid
c* *; :-.cc 1-found «»rt * jo ri n in Ita p«rv«*. and
er« ot the Suuih and Wert. TSey »io not treat
Mr A!'- :■•
••• 1 -
D
r
■
-_c. -f-j
•
!. e .
ut theoreticrJ ‘arming but of the ..ctual coiidl-
“Will, you mean thit
where, but no trace of Etb< 1 could
b<u it-a.:» e\ rv to?:iS r of th *.”.nuly!"
etc.
w.?’£h co»*'rvnt u» to dax e i luhwaoa:
v
• --T ’ fera
aldo b Brown H?nrv S'.nrurt lobv M Stahl
*r«‘ ao unreason il>l . and—
he evi r discover.
whatyoa
A P Ford . Jeff WHbom H s n T Rr^.ka John
•■»it.- :tw
mû ir-¿rrr t “ eu hole < ffa.”
A puls rip'b n to •
h b.«l< t BUdc <* B;i* ou T I Baldw in
nd a
‘ I nrei.su a ie, is it.’
Weary and iliriour. ged. 1., »st
1.3«
V»* -tenraues lxmoewt,
aecttrew a nnetd'e li-ar?. »■
ho»t ut other- make th»« •oi;1_i ind.&pcsizable
Sjch), uber. n«X
Hi* pn
th ?tr* i > rw York, la
know rd c.i.i, p>nty of »■"*
Moreover, it it equal!«
A JOVKXAL fVK ADV£XnS£KS.
jou unde stand. Fra :-. t
in his room at a large hotel,
o^'r.a
ion < opy frr li cent* "o
A<’r< niter.
A HOME MAGAZINE.
ra fa i.utuber couit * ■
a very reasonable man----
day. when a servant I rou^lit 1
Every «ub*-ct of tut: r<t to the b »ire maker ia
r lb» toMer to
V..I. XI legii a .<««•**
rfaeti, wbea a-t fus*
fy y treated
Mary Maradcn. I. »»Cate*bv Mr«.
1 in err eiro «
bp-mnen <\p-.-» fu ! or reerh»’‘
“No voil are not!
i.<
a tflrgrntii from hi* father. It r. h
<
i* Htd 1
Br wn Mra Darr
Mi«« Ca'wli M;,- Mosby
• e« f
Goremeit Cù:
Alice
U
in
«ton
aad
a
«core
of
other«
will
cun
tri
f>
e
Mr*.
..Ik»*
anything 1 want • o i to.
Rem i tr.nrt-B »¡mu
be ii *
thus:
tie regularly.
f «0 1 ye*»
Muoe? orurr . r lJrkft I*««**
aldag rctrder ù composed c
thry
e-n
pn
FATHI
LATItTER
Aui.ro»
•'tome at once.
Noihing R always try to disj
►.c.ulâM» a. ise f r ». 11 1.c iao»♦y .*'
HB i.TTrvtiier.t.-. li doc.- rc
¡«in c'-'-reof cur Cliih’.r-n • Department, and
IIAIIPER A TF.'
arx——”
t-.-n cr plèCSptMrtes. cr
ir i
‘he baa the peculiar faculty vi being b«Ah in-
wrong, but I must »<c you."
tere«t»ng and tnstrudiv«.
< -I d a i E d C. L qae . I L.D.
"L «>k here, in.idam. tii
THE MYSTERY CF THE MTIOM
Powder
Xav. spapc*« are n«<
!*
’lorL «p?«nn< in Kanrw a ^ d
J took y »u when you we
• ■ . ..! the Hbo>r
» *t *•••*]
. vwm by >••« p. Ww«irk. .?n«i *.a exciting wwie
11
• a prega ord* r of MalfftV1
■tte it*on «.hurt rtorie« by di^.ingmatocd writers
a cent, and you pron...
■P9,'ar trou* time tn time.
me. a- d
'icn I iiav
WIL A3FS LETTERS
/.gtlrt t » *•’*
THE HERALD
ASK FOR IT!
ELDREDGE
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
Cleanse tie SystsinEiisctua'Iy,
MISISIMA
æîmi
h
TOWER
HOME AND FARM
P rinters ' I nk
Appear tn each :«*«■• -nJ this hnmerrma phCora>
it wa< never mo«c in (erecting than at thia
it *
< urivua gase.
Within in ¡ c
rniToiim. ■»rpt’rmsT
bo* Tr a:,.’ ft,r»ee^y »n
rhta
It fae«*r» a re-
*lf of the f.irm.T . Iwrttcr
t Vi3 Dehvrrr to the
-
the farmer«, a*. J
au.. m to hurt T fu - a * '
Ils motto m
* I air Ttad« ¿.ad Far Ker«' Blflrt*,”
*F-n r?M.
: -
Cto. P. ROWELL a co..
Uwrm.,
— -jpo»» St , V.» TwS.
Mm. WtraVu'a ft.» M«S
Wy ruoti r r Lr • hiîclgj
fit . '«- rm > i h i wi--» t *•*
hr litiiv « ifferrr ■ ■ w e. I
», iff - »■♦ p 1. fuori ’La " .
• im I hr li tir r berrl» a «»fr ' p
■ •»'tc-T ." ft • ver» t >?••***.
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br«T known rained* f^r
Arising fr< m other <tr»»i