if vo’J vzi-oi a ocoo r.rvoLvsx
T^ayette IXTursery,
long after dark win n we neared the tin* white* too plainly vi»¡hie <>’*••
SMITH & WESSONS
and
below
their
dark
pupils.
Her
spot. 1 listened for the name, and
Finest small
iii-
ni-ma ever
ed fc lì r«« »«—'([
at last heard it called in the con- motions we •• restless, too, but sub livnufactu
Of Payette Idaho.
WEUNESUAY. Jl'NK IS, IMO.
and the lir.i',c*.oice "f uil
in calibres IL.
ductor’s high nasal sing-song: dued to a bird like grcc ; her c »!• expert*.
bo and 44-luO. Single or
D. Who
M. »re
FERRY
& CO.
action. Safety Ham-
“Black Ilock sta-tion!” My heart or was exquisite, her mouth of that double
the Largest
merles* and Target models.
ATELI.-TALF. VIUUW
8cedsmen in the world.
lÀcst quality wrought
HARDY TREES A
ruby-red
so
seldom
seen.
There
was
steel.
carefully
In
iMclcd
bent loud at the sound.
I>. M F
&C ’
From PetcriOlVsMaiSiine
for workmanship andstock. Uurha.cu for
Haroer’s |d|
Beautifully Illustrated, 1 >«'scvrptlvc
SPECIALTY,
There
was
a
J
urious
half
fi
ight-
fluinli, durul .lity and accuracy.
1 had been traveling all a long a little waiting, and the train moved
lint i>e deceived by chert-,» malleable i on »..iiianu»)«
Often sold lor the genuine article. Tin y aie unro
i
ened
air
about
her;
she
had
a
trick
SEED
AXtfUAL
i
---------------
ll tide and dangerous. The S
H -
summer day on the railwav, and nt on.
v «¡.VEHS are scamped
the barrel-vt idi fit m J
for 1890 will be mailed FR EE to al!
I L L L 8 T R j j
address and dates of pateuts, and are guar-
It was a dark night—I could not of glancing over her shoulder, like name,
applicants, aiui to last season’» cus
This Extensive Nursery, comprising 125
sunset was still fifty miles from my
nutt ed perfect. Insist upon having them, and It
tomers. It is better than ever. Ev
vour dealer cannot supply you, an order sent toad-
hope
to
see
much;
but,
leaning
a
child
who
had
just
heard
a
ghovt-
ery
person
using
Qarden,
Flower
hope
to
see
much;
I
acres,
is
located
one
half
inilefroin
Pay
destination. Tired enough I was,
<’roes below will lecci ve ;>r-.npt at tom I' n Dusctip
or Field SEEDS should send for it.
liv«catalogue and prlvsupou application.
ette depot, on the O. 8. L. Ry. Thie
D. M. FERRY & CO.
but passing through those Virginia 1 through the window, 1 watched for story and fears to see some hoiri 'c
tfMlTH
WESSON,
f-priugflciil. Matta*
DETROIT. MICH.
'
the
huge
black
outline
that
would
thing.
Hod
she
really
of
late
wit-
Nursery has done uvure to pro
highlands, with their noble moun
mote fruit growing in East
at
least
be
visible.
Suddenly
there
nessed
some
awful
sight,
and
in
tains and far-reaching vallys, al
ILI-ISTR. i
ern Oregon and Idaho
most made me forget the fatigue. came a shock, then a tremor through this very house? M ' suipicuns
than all other Nur
A new »hakespeart-tk.
The day had been hot, but new life out the whole train,¿then erics and were «¡uick to ask—and it was not
win A. Abbey—win be *
selies combined.
Magasine for isw, wl.h
followed
by
a
only
our
common
youth
and
Hr
confused
sounds,
1
—
,
.
came with the breezy stir and cool
I sug. llAMrcs * Magna
ms the tress
ial arrangejueu:« »infT
ness that sunset always brings. great crash. The car 1 was in shud- marvelous I canty that i .tcrcittd
»T*' ”
,,v,n« frueh
are ac-
llaldanc
.
dered
like
a
live
thing
in
terror
and
me
at
«nc
ii
Lucia
Fans were closed, books laid aside,
climaied and
people shifted about, and talk grew | turned over on its side. 1 felt a I This startling I ackward glance of
tl
such varieties are
more lively. I was alone, but en i>harp quick pain, a deadly sick ' hers, intelr.ipting her gay t. Ik
offered for sale that
t:
and frequent, s< metimes causeless,
joyed none the less from my open ' fear, and then became insensible.
are Known to thrive and
t
ti
laughter
—
this
strange
little
gesture
There
js
no
need
to
dwell
minute-
j
window the sunset and the beauti
In it are com
flourish in the mountain
I ly on this part of my story. There was very suggestive to me. 1 bined the fin
ful change of view.
country. The “IDAHO” pear
est maekanic-
will be off« red in limited quantile«
The green world around had be had been an accident, and I—the I used to watt h l.er. wondering al skill, the
for the first time this year. This |»car
come gray, stars were coming out, ¡only person seriously hurt—was! what it was she saw or feared to most useful
is a native a f Idaho is considered the finest
practical
and twilight was settling down, ¡carried into the nearest house: the see. She was so young, so lovely, and
elements, and
¡peargrown and is extremely hardy. Do
when we passed a house which, i tall dark bouse by the railway, and so innocent-looking, that no all known ad
r.ot fail to plant a few tices.
one
cou
’
d
<onnc
:t
the
thought
of
vantages that
from its own singularity and from , My arm had been broken and lad-'
{ Addrecs, Payette Nursery,
with
For
the
ne»t
two
or
thre--i
anything
«¡ark
or
«liminal
make
a
sew
ly
cut.
after circumstances, stands out so
Payette Idaho.
ing machine
ni.tu oline», Canada,oi
vividly in my memory. It was a ( hours, I was partly unconscious—J bar; but Dr. Haldane and the old- desirable to
The volumes of the M
tall square structure of rough stone. ' a »urt of sick apathy—partly sutler- er sister •—they were kind to me, sell or use.
btock brands .
the Numbers for June
each year. When Ib. tinJ
with a high black-shinglcd roof and 'ing from the operation of setting and yet—I thought, with ashudder!
ELDREDCE MFC. CO.
NcriptK ns will b< ii
|j
many staring windows. It stood I the bone. At last, 1 was made —they might be capable of any Factory and Wholesale CfSce, Belvidere, DL
rent nt time <>f re., ; ¿j
Hound volumes ui Hu
bo close to the track—not ten Steps I easy and comfortable, propp'd up thing.
271 IFabash, .-ire., Chicago.
linee y.itr» burn, in ilnl
3!) limati Street, New York.
be sent by mail. po,t-pai
away—as to show that it had been with pillows on an immense bed, to I Lue'a was sometimes talkative,
¡.er volume. Cloth C»
there long before a ra'lroad was ¡to become again imensible—this ¡sometimes drooping and silent.
«■cuts caili—bv mail,
Absolutely Pure.
Index to Harper , Ji J
i When she el.uttered, I listened
thought of. There was no defen ' tiipe with sleep.
cal, Amdytii al. andCli,
When I awoke, the sun was shin- eae-rly for some elue to my mvs-
1 to Tu, inclusive, tn««««;»
sive wall or paling in front, not
IH.M5, one vol. a vo. Clod, j,
even a porch; nothing but a few ' ing in through an old torn curtain, ' terv, but none did she let fall
Kvinittam cs ihouldlxii, erald and 11
Money Order, or Uraii.u,, emld and Al
steps leading down from the great ' falling on a woman who sat near However, some outside light came
lOM.
Each a Idi. 1.«
Address IIABPEB ibl J lu cents exo
closely-shut front door—and no out i my bed, busily knitting. She did I to my aid. One «lay, a lady of the
York.
rV-;:.ipl,B
buildings of any kind, no trees or j not see me awakening at first, and neighborhood «ailed to see me,
amiue-i m I« st
loquacious
dame,
w
1
had
leisure
to
study
her.
Dark-
j
bustling
shrubery visible near it. All about
stretched a wide waste field, level gaunt and muscular, with harsh (poured forth sympathy for half an
yet elevated, dotted with bramble features and iron gray hair, she hiur, m 1 presently when Miss
1889
bushes, and with masses of black was not at all charming to look at. Haldane left the room, began con
OF ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
iron-stone sticking through the thin ■ Her expression was half sullen, doling with me on the subject of
:
F.;Ci.blished Twenty Ye r#; 8
40 column«, ;
' without a<lvei*ti»<»n>«*nts. ('!««•<•< tnrian. unpar-
Hamer’s W
| titmn, but earnest f r truth nnd purif , teaching
soil or scattered here and there. half sad, with something of deti- my loneliness.
; Chrif-t. But with tin* broad« st chnritx . Have a clean 1
religions
p
iper
in
\
our
family.
1
1
linn
1
o
hobbies
or
‘
Tam
not
lonely,
”
I
said.
“
They
'
ance
in
it,
too,
as
one
who
silently
Jis as we passed this dismal man
trot« hets, but Heek* to utipp y the place of vile, or
I L LT8TR.U
{ aimb-HH rea«ling by tlmt v. hich its wholesome and true, i
sion, glancing upward, my eyes i protests against the universe. l’res- arc ali very kind.”
[ It pleases th.- i hiblr ’n and tl.f old people , and ita I
Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of
Str «lay school lesnons are helpful A sermon each 1
California,
so
laxative
and
nuiritious,
“Oh, yes, I dare say. They
lUsrstt's W ssxlt tn iJJ
week and a splendid story. Only fl.25 u Year.
took in, as one sees I y a light-liash I ently she preceived my open <•; e
’a. .. a, 11.e l.-a.ling i.li.no L4 _ .
J'’” I
la chibs*. Fi vo for Fiv*.-Dollars. Sample copies free. '
the medicinal virtues of plants
liin-rl.»
Th«- f.imrH „( i,!<?L
“
!
cou'd t ve'l be otherwise — but with
something at one of the upper wind ! ami bent toward me.
known to be most beneficial to the
■ TEN HU,n”2r.l“THEV/0ESTF0E’’ai)rKiiiiM
uo-11'...i, < IIIII-I.: p Illi.Onl;* .. 1 . A '.
t mid iitiifitlri.f c (!f all lrJ*
1 -
1
ows. It was no fancy; by a sort of ! “Where am 1?” was my first s ill, you know, they are such human system, forming the ON I.Y PER
and the variety and
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
8 range people.”
ii'iiien s. which include »trit J li'.>TICK T'
instantaneous process, there wa- j question,
promptly on the
*
Illi- la«: and in. >t p..pul,i „ w,....
'•"•I’.-
I"' r
....... ? .„.J™’
“
How,
strange?
”
I
asked.
One
of
the
SPMh
f
■■
photographed on my brain a white, j “At Black Kock house, near |
P. O.—Burns. Grant county, Oregon.
27-ly
HKSTTel
L
fl
L
b
ft
.
KIDNEYS,
LIVER
AND
BOWELS
ai d l.ur>ui a. The Wreiht
,
escopes i 11 I I’LL
“Oh, very queer people, my dear!
rrma,
lain«-
variety,
iinrn,.,
' *_
‘
agonized, terror-stricken face at the where you were hurt in an accident
the world. Our faellitie.are
-AND TJ —
■ " ’
•
.................... i. ■ •*“■,¡¡7,. .
unequahd, and to introdaee our
'
u u "Vta’a?!
■uperior good« we will •endritEB
casement, two wild hands lifted I last night. Your arm was broken, I don’t think it's ail pii le, thou; b Cleanser System Effectually,
to ONE PERSON in earh locality,
11 I•• «•>'« ■■ ¡.a , '
.„o
•x above. Only tho««* who write
cither in appeal or an effort to raise and set by my brother, Dr. Haldane. they are an old family ami were
l--ry. A i Mexican
Man. an ruinante,
r..n:uire, l'-lfl
«, ™ _________
i-atl st
— SO THAT —
to uh at once can make »urn ot
the ehnnee. All you have to do in
rimx.a ‘ l.J.aviia,
...................... .
PURE
BLOOD,
once
rich.
But
it
’
s
i
ot
oridc
—
just
ALMEDA
A.
STENGER.
return
is
to
show
our
good«
to
You
are
safe
and
will
be
taken
care
tv
in
tsvo
the sash, while two hands clutched
those who eall—yonr nei.hl,ora
REFRESHING SLEEP.
and those around you. The br-
PER YEA l A p !
the throat from behind, dragging of.” This in a singular hard and a natural closeness. They live
gfnning of this advcrti.ement
HEALTH and STRENGTH
shows the small end of the trie-
, Ai mi WEEKLY
shut up here in such a si 1 «1« <1 Naturally follow. Every one is using it
repressed tone of voice.
»cope. The following cat (rives the appearance of it reduced to
the head back.
, 1!1 Eli’S ................
MAGAZINE
way—just is if tiny had sone 5ti<l all are delighted with it. Ask your
lAltl'KK'S 1IAZAK..
This I saw for one second, then, | My heart beat fast.
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
UARPKK'S YOl NIi PF i U^B
“Is this the tall house—in a wide dreadful set ret to idle—visiting factured only by the
»bout the fiftieth port of Its bulk. It la a grand, double size tele-
r..uin»u Free to all uilw ri
as the train glided by with a shiill
x-ope, as large as is easy to carry. Ws will also show you how you
>ta »s. <. nnnde, or Mrxtro.
tan make from S3 to 1S 1 O a «lay at least, from the «tart.witn-
hardly
at
all.
”
field
—
s
>
n
'ar
the
road?
”
I
askei
.
The Volumes of the WeeHr
whistle, I heard mingling with a
•nt rx pel icnce Better write at onec. We pay all eapress i tinftrea.
CALIFORNIA
FIG
SYRUP
CO.
lie fiist Number fur Ja«iuiri3
Iddress.H HALLETT * CU.. Box H HO, ¡*
>. M
.
T» be CoDlinucd.
“Yes, Black Kock we call the
S an F rancisco , C al .
When no time ia meutioi
scream — long, anguished blood-
Range—Harney anti Grant county Oregon
begin with the Number turi
Lovrsvtt.r.R, Kv.
Naw Y orx , ’’
place.
The
station
was
mm
d
' eipt of order.
P. D.—Burna. Haruuv county, or.
curdling, like a death shriek. I
bound Volumes of Harper'»
veiiiB buck, in neat cloth bind!
rat motionl«»-«, staring with coid ; from it.”
by mall Postage paid, or bv ti
pense (provided the fieight
chills down my back; then, rotis-j My first sensation was one of fear,
per volume) for |7.oo a voiumt
Cloth C'Nsea for meh Vol
ing myself, 1 looked about, Stir, ly even horror—then came a thrill ot
RILEY & HARDIN.
binding w fll be sent by mail
pleasant
excitemei
t
What
gcod
reipt of |l.
everyone else had seen nnd heard
We will
'I the entire 11« nf Twenty Valuable
Address
1SAJ
Books enumerated and described below, to every sub
Remittances should be midi
scriber to this paper for the ensuing year, who reinin
Money Order or Draft, to avuid
—but no, my own horror found no fortune, that had given me such a
tuynta C'litx in addition to the regular subscription
Accrue HARPER <k tKUTH
price. These books, each one of which contains a com
chance
for
fathoming
mv
mystery.
reflection on any countenance. Ap
plete first-class novel or other work by a well-known
T
1er Prices
II oksf . s branded ou
and popular author, are published in neat pamphlet
form, printed from good readable type o<i good paper,
parently no one had seen the vision In the very house, and likely to be
•nd man of them handsomely illustrated They com
¡.eft
Stifle: Horizontal
^rise souse of the finest works ever written by tome of
but myself. I was sure that it could for weeks--aided, as it seemed, by
ie greatest and most popular writers, both o. Ameri
Double-II
ca and Europe. Each oue is complete in itaell:
fate
—
all
my
curiosity,
my
intuitive
Harper's Bai
not be fancy, but still wanted an
M . 245. Mr«. Caudle ’ « urtaln l.reture«. By
rr (■.•NEäi'^ma^'OEÖT vs
D<H’ .
jRtRot.n. Very ohl and very funny. The
I I. I. ustrat J
; WOODWORK'^®” AffAetlMCHßfz'J
other’s testimony. In front of me womanly keenness, my det ct.v<
younger as well as older generation should read them.
No. 244. Adventure«» of a Bachelor. Bytheau
thor of " Biiah Beanpole « Adventures in New York.”
sat a pleasant-looking woman; lean instincts, were instantly on the alert.
A great humorous bonk by a popular author.
H arper ' s B azar ’sajournil
Miss
Haldane
stemed
wil.ing
to
No. 21fi. II
to Mahr and Save Money on
Cannot be successfully traveled with
ing forward, I touched her on the
C’ATffcK branded on Giving the leading iufurmaiku
the Fava». A valuable ■• ampliation of useful facts,
out good health. To reach wealth or any
hints and su?g.>stinns for tanners and gardeners.
“ MO- I ..I ■l. T VIjW'.I.U 0ALLAC7ZX
bEshiors, i s iiurneroua ilium
tell
what
she
knew,
when
presently
No. 217 F« ««at (he Earth to the Moon, A
coveted position in IKe requires the full
arm.
Left Bide- V. Un p a rs. and pattern sheet aupj
Novel. By Jct.Kjt V
.
oispensuble ulike to the home<1
possession and operation of all the fac
1 asked her some qt:e t mis about
N«>. 21' The Little Old Man «»f the Ralls-
he professional modiar.
"I)id you notice tlu> house we
nolle«,
v
Novel.
By
E'HiE
G
HUV.
der-bit
in Right ear,
ulties kind rature has endowed us with.
No. •_■.'■.• A D inveiou» Woman. A Novel. By
n making i.s artistic atlric
the accident. The engine had
There
conditions
cannot
exist
unless
the
M.-s. Axv S snci’tiHxs.
passed just now?" I asked. “That
highest order. I s clever »hod
close
up,
IstH
ear
No. 2t>8. The Linden Farm Bride. A Novel.
pla.'s, and thoughtful ciaaii
physical being Is In perfect working
! struck a large stone, which hud
¡Jv M Ml
- Buir.M
queer tall house, like* an old barn,
and i s laat page s furnuua ai i
No 271
Simon Derrick’s Daughter. A Novel.
er .1er, sad this 1$ Impossible when the
Smooth crop.
b vii 11 iced there on the track. e< r
By M T C kt.DoK
HARPER’S PERIOI
liver end spleen are torpid, thus obstruct*
standing just over the track?’’
No. 212. 'Phe Baron'« Will. A Novel. By NTL-
Range: Grant, Crook, and Lake countie«.
'-
i
1
’
'itu.
Jr.
ir.3 the sécrétons, causing Indigestion
P. ().—Riley. Grant e.uutv, Oregon.
k7-v
Per Year
N«> 249 The Peril of Richai*d Pardon. A
“Yes. Wasn't it dreadful-look tainly by more thin one person
and dyspepsia, with all of their accom
HARPER
’S BAZAR
Novel
By B. L F
.
' Effor s have been in ide, so far tin-
H A RI’EK N MAGAZINE
No. 25” Blackbird Hill. A Novel By E
panying horrors.
S
. . K
.
ing?”
HA Rl’ER’8 WEEK l.Y
No 2« The Guardian’s Plot.
4 Novel. By
sixcessful, to discover the criini-
DR. HENLEY’S
11ARPERS YOUNG
______ -
—j-
PEOPLI
I>r. J II. RoBixsov
“Very,” said I. “But did you
1\ staeo Free to all subscribirii
N
2U.
The
Gray
Falcon.
A
Novel.
By
M.
T.
English
Dandelion
Tonic
bulls. Some ol* the cars were over-
Stales,
Canada,
or
Mexico.
C ? r.DoR.
see, at one of the upper windows, a
exerts a specific Influence over the liver,
?• 2B». The Morrow of a Aceret. A Novel,
Bv 4
C
. H .
The volumes of the RaiarbtP1
esciten It to healthy action, resolves its
W B TO911 UNTER.
face—and someone struggling to i turned into a stony hollow near the
No. k ’. Percy and the Prophet, A Novel
number for January of rath ’
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
Bv Wil Kit. •’■■LLIX“.
' road. There was a great fright,
is time is mentioned, sutscrif
No
287
The
Mtory
of
a
Wedding
Rin
if.
A
get out?”
secretions: cures Indigestion and consti
with the Number current etw
Novel. By th» author of ” Dora Thorn«
I but no one hurt so severely as my
pation, sharpens the appetite, tones up
of order.
.<<>. 236.
Martyn Ware’« Temptation. A
“Why, no. It is too dark to see
Novel F M « Il > A W.... ■
Buuud volumes of Harper'»
theentiro
system,
and
makes
life
worth
self.
No 2X»
A Modern Cinderella. A Novel. By
year in neat cloth binding, will
anything much now, but I’m sure
the author of •• D«ra ih on» ’’
living.
postage paid* or by exprefi. >
N«.. 231 The Ialand Home. A Novel. By M T.
I lay with closed eves and thought.
(provided the freight does not e
C
.
there was nothing.”
Int per volume) for <7 a volnmt
No. »1 The Faw’ Glove, A Novel. By C
I must be detained at least a month;
Cloth caaes for ea»h volume.«
C a s r
________________ -_
“Didn’t you hear a cry?”
Ing will be aeut by mail pcapaia
there
was
nobody
to
take
strict
ac-
♦1
ear h.
“That was the engine,” she re-
Remittances should bo road»?!
eotmt of my comings nnd goings, THE CRY OF MILLIONS'.
Money Order or Draft, to avoid'2
joined, confidently.
Adress
HARP«*
. 7V^Y EACK1
“I heard the whistle,” I said, none very nearly related or inti
•TOP IT NOW,
“and a scream—that is, I thought mate—I might stay indefinately,
SOON IT WHL BE TOO LATE
if
they
would
take
n.e
as
a
1
oarder
Cf the v?.rip^ D-ling lerJeiT
—it must have been fancy, though.”
1 have teen troubled mativ yean» with
It was a morbid unhealthy feeling,
(rated frozi tctral tectx
disease of the kidneys and have tried
She seemed curious, but I would I knew, but never ha«l any project
1
many different lenjedics and have
"j
AM ILLU8TRATID *
sought
aid
from
different
physician,
!
tell no more. Sounding the conduc ho fascinated me. Probably
without
relief
About
the
nth
of
April
the
1 was suffering from a very violent
tor, who passed just then, I found only person on earth who had
r.ttack that almost prostrated me in
Hamer's Young
Ka"gn: Grant «-»d Malheur counties.
seen
r.7VF3RD-3 ■ (’.*«_■•’i
___ —CM
LOUISVILLE. KY.
such a manner t .at I was l ent over
P. o. addrcMt. Buruf, Grant co., Oregon,
him not only ignorant of what 1 thnt struggle at the window,
When I sat down it was almost impossible for me
Ths Eleventh VolumeofH«
that 1»
The tMilng Agricultural Journal ,i the South and W»«i.
get up alone, or to put on mv clothes, when
pie, whir h begins with the Nt
had seen, but inclined to luugh at wild swift outlook cf horror
kind I’ruviditKe sent I>r
Henley, with the
her 5, 1W9, presents an attisfl
nnd oregon
CHA7. 1*
!:
rowder).. i
—~!!—2^
Made by Farmers for Farmers.
will offer to its readers st 1«*T
kidney
rt:\. to my
-SCc
f C A 0 I H ill pay Five Hundred Hollars for
my questions. A few minutes later, perhape crime from this lonely hotel. 1 immediately commenced | T"
the vsual length, and Hhsraj’l
As a record of successful agriculture. H oms s) w w v the arrest aud comictioR of anv per- i pars, vis ‘-The Red Mvetast.,’’!
r vis-
• c. t
using the tea
It had an almost
the train paused at a station, and, house—how strange a chance was miraculous
and F arm has no equal
Every topic relating s. n or persons, killing or R’enlfng anv of the M. dtlsrd: ’ Phil and the »'«V-J1
effect, and to the aston*
*’•*■!A
to agriculture H openlv discussed hi its columns ia« k of the above brand or belutigiug thereto.
lie -Prince T. mir.r," by Jobnn
Ckrvrur.D’3
at the 'note!, ?
\
b> the farmers themsehes. No expense w spared
listening eagerly, I caught th- it that had brought me t > it. 1 iahment ol all the guests
and ’ M'» her's Way" by Mart»*
in a few dayn.I am happy to state, V
■j in securing a full account of everv n.Xable M«-
: fmci-c-)
CMELZ
two
short serials by Hjalwsr
*x*s 0« the farm. It is diMmctively the
name.
It was “Flick Reck,’ saw the brother. Doctor Haldan , that I was a new man. I
C3!
Two aeries i.f .»airy Tales will
rec nimen I the tea to all a 111i<led] |
CZA3
r
lion of lovejs of tbu wondW’
FARMERS'
OWN
PAPER,
Through the gathering night, we later in the day. Ilin face had im us I Haye been.
quaint tali s told by Howard PT*
A record of t’--ir d div life presented in n form
• blv Jilt sti-attd by bim. auda
D3L price *:
. .
.‘-nd language which make it plain to ull.
swept on our way—the house and pressed nv*, eveu amiil the pain >f
g a Trrri R
different vein by Edward M.
/
ITS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
ila ;. l > r
jjxtzz
will be nhert stories bv *'•
Proprietor Orckfeiital Hut el,
its mystery left far behind; but in his setting my arm—a dark harsh
Contains the names of them.,st nr .vre*»ive farru-
Nelson Page. Mary E WilklM«1
Santa Roaa. C.il
rrs of the South and West. T! ex do not treat
riot Prefccott Spofford, Fs’id
l * v X u RE£S
.................. * '
creasing distance did not lessen ths face, like his sister's, with emu-
of theoretical binning, but of the actual condi
Butterworth 9*|-hie cweU.
tions
which
confront
u
•.
today
p,
1-
Johnson-
HECKE.Y3
SS3
Jobuston, etc.
vivid horrible impression that my pressed mouth ami restless gli.t r-
Waldo F Brown Henrv Slewart John M stahl '
A P Ford . Jeff Welborn . H »^h T. Brooks John
In thüftart of Uy St
UUXT3
=
glimpse of its interior hud loft on ing black eyes.
< Edgar: Steele s B..« on
1 B Baldwin and a
A sui scrip.ioc to ¿AsrS®^
host of others make this journal muispeusable.
HANFOr.3’3 f'.' ir • Such’, nhen not frosh. .1
secures n juvenile H ran
A JOUKNAL FOK ADl EATt^liR -..
ms.
Moreover, it is equally
□ite
G
t
^
de
st
TiooK
knowledge, a’so plenty of
I also saw another member of •">
FtARL And t: va & C< l )
...
ES
A HOME MAGAZINE.
Advertiser.
U Unit >1 U« Int U» IriMtk Un >!
The visit to my Virginia friends this family, a see«.ml sister, a Vi eng
TERMS- iv«tare PrepnW.
Every subject of interest to the home-maker ia
RUMFORD’S* (Ph.’sphate», when r t frc-K
Suunci
Vol. XI. begii a
fully treated
Mary Marsden. I.ois Catesby Mrs.
ta-.L
ul
li tu rt^nnutln
ini.
passed delightfully and was pro girl—at h ast much voting« rtl a «2^
-perimen Copy sent on rec«V .
Brow«. Mrs Davtess, Mis« Cabell. Mis* Mosby,
Sinx’e Numbers Five cents<**||
fruiti ci lawteM aiwtlwn. !t ladlai«, u -a,
Alice Winston and a score of Ubers will contrib
Ecpcrtj
cf
Cavormacit
Cwxisti
•
—
longed week after week, far beyond Miss II •!dane and of a very il.thr
Kcnii tantvs should be tn•’ ■
ute regularly.
lunuineH U.ulli« tra. .u., ud .U n U
•’ 1
Levai Baking romkr is c omposed of
dVn.-.v'tù
M oneT order or Draft, tv a*«’“
FMTM LATIKSR
its expected le»'kt! . Not t 11 the ent type. Ah, Lucia llald.ie! WtlMin V-
AddrtEa
„» a I
T k . mrmmo ’ m T>tcs•
pure and wholcson.e ingredients. It doc.- nc
Ure
’
J
UmtiK
;
ir.
UW.lt
u
il-irt-oiaMi
:
in
Is in charge of our Children’s Department, and
TX« Tkwn&tting Cataract,
HARPER A ER'
she has the peculiar faculty of being both in
middle of th ptember did I say your face is one never to lx forgo - y T M HvVCU«^..
cc nt.tin c:t cr alum er phosphates, or other in
U
nt ; -U:
u ,M ter BMk
Oka 6’Ll ted iaku ^
teresting aud instructive.
juiivussubstance *..-E dw \R d G. L ovl ,
»HTIi
!»«, Ilm-in a mrj W-»
“good bye” and start homeward, ten—and never till my dyii g d. v
Gaoled
»nt* —
THE MYSTERY OF THE NATION
a»«) C a • t n - •
" 'I he Ro’ .Î Baking Powder is undoubted!
Is a thrilling story appearing in Kovr and
làtl Malta it ;roSuk;< La-mia.
la
YMk- New«papere sre not f
taking the same route by which 1 can 1 think of t. of vo , n. h r .. . . '¿J , ■!
•f n.»
..
al U of the ab«»ve advert's»**"
I
’
A
rm . by John K. Musick, anti i.< excitiug wide
the
purest and meet rc.'iatlc baking powdc
HtÇlOH «r«
u ut ^actlMd >7 aasr Ut u4,n«M< »7 fa. TU
_..
,
s..» Hew %< tevm.X
attention Short stories by distinguished writers
expr«ae order of H a KFE1*1
bad come. 1 had not me tinned pang! , Shew..»
c rrca to the pttbl.e.
I e «utiiul, thong , “
appear trom time to time.
Mlacto, :! narms' nrx M4mual n aU
• II vxbv A. M ott . If. D.. Th. D.w
BILL ARP'S LETTERS
the occarencv just relate«, feeling strange to say. »he re»eiiild«d th. IUp DlfiCOVWV» »«4 P« y
Ariil«-- «<• ■
’UM
UM, aMaa la tua* a u u^rttMt -J atri làa»
The
Royal
Baking
IVnvder
is
purest
in
qua!
'Ah
tav<a 11 fk
Appear in each issue, and this humorous philoso
M:. Vl Bio»’. F<Mit*l«*23
a str inge shyness about doing so; other two—so sligl.t is the I n «>1
pher was never more hitemting than at this
twatT-S»,
7«ara
la
;
ul><
Uwtlita«
mkwu
!»
ar.
.1
hi
-he
t
in
sticnrth
of
.
nv
bakin
’
now
u.«-u »v rnoii. ra fcv r h1 «
*t
M »nil
time.
fifty fesr. »1 It
ttar
ti» Ufw u4 =-.rt avcaatM Ui-itn
but it was not fergot.cn, and with difference sometimes between beau
c f v itich fhov-lnowfeOge.
II ITM FDITORHL BIT UTT WENT
ihe Hft’e sufferer •’ '
5dl
,,
F^Toy«« »TjXorhaj
*• V. M. KcKl KTBIt, n». D. ’
H ome and F arm speaks boldly and fearlessly in
quiet
s eep b fn St«®
consideanlde excitement did 1 look ty and ugliness, I («link the coniti
cutn
behalf of ” Farmers’ Right*
It favors a re-
and the title cberuu
.'.iii”) baking powders, no matter hov
vistou
of
the
land*
in
behalf
of
the
farmer
better
I button.” it • very r »•**• ft,J
forward to parsing that house again. have been perfect, but for hi r eyes
I
h ./.• r srrrngbi. are to bu avoided r$ dar-
ruuils *br the farmer ; Free Mail Delivery to the
the child, s^ftess
is*!
Vaimi TWtw
os
Phcs. bate powders liberate their pu
fanner ; Co-operation among the farmers, and its
Starving late in thaevening. it was —they were too restless, too bright.
lieves wiud. negwla1«*
gMfl
o _
c«l.
t-r-lv. vr w. ¿cr clkaatw
s sufeur de-
aim is to * Bust Trusts.’
Its motto is
, best known remedy ’•* ,
THE HERALD
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The Road to Wealth
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HOME ANO FARM,
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