East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, June 13, 1891, Image 4

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    1891,
jc>ayette j\Tursery,
he said. ‘"Flora told me—”
Haaner’s Magazit
Of Payette Idaho.
Cousin Thankful wagged her
I L L U S T R A T E 1)1
HARDY
TREES
A
head of stiff gray curls:
BY AMY RANDOLPH.
SPECIALTY.
•‘You can’t put no dependence in
ILLUSTRATED.
Exten.-ive Nur-tevv. comprising til
wi.at
Flcra
Trefoil
says,
”
declared
The impoo
er« ogflH
CHAPTER II.
is located one half mile from I'uy-
\ r..-1-W-wv T-
-r.- - h '-I. ” i
——
eite depot, on the O. S. I.. Ry. I
she
“She’s allays tryin’ to put
in ilHfper’s Ma^axiue duringibe u-reit^B
Nur*erv ha« done niuie to pro-
. ! 1.. - enr ¡»''I. -he nr i .< «......... 'hi-. ,
other people in the background. I
“ didn ’ t HE APR WIIEKE I WAS?”
mote fruit growing in Ea-l-
„ ul«, hi Charlea Dudley Warner, « ■ I
he aomimi'*'! Among other «...le-v... j
ern Oregon and Idaho
jest wish von could ’a’ seen Be?s
From New York Le iger
tra< ilo* • « > •
“ * os• I
' I ii -1,
than all other Nur-
I ra-l'io* X: “ 1 •*! ei tioi. "I ■ r.jri hi .,r»i;|M
selies combined.
W. ,.i. Thio kern . no-, pii . --.i-, for if *|
“Bess has made up her mind not cry in’ over her work, ’arter you’d
a- the tress
. rime ■ novel written ami il!uirr»'e<l
to come,” said she in answer to all gone away and left her last
lit A Jfatirler; a novellette bv
» du
are ac­
Howel ■;
ii «■
<‘f papera of p«p«^H
climated and
y< U'ig Cotesworth’s eager inquiry. night!”
!
I.mloii by W aller li rum.
>-
such varieties are
11: the hut He* ami ' hi .<•»:
!"'ifnuj|
“Do you think.” said Cotesworth
offered for sale that
“She had a chance to do a little ex­
per« ami other arlielt ».» nnbieels of It rlJ
ere Known to thrive and
rere«’, sa «eil agin the iinrivuCed i bar«M
tra sewing for extra pay. and dt ar seizing his monstrous nippers as i
i g gh iri «tories, p.Kit! s. eie . H api - er '»’jM
flourish in the mountain
Combine»
the
juice
of
the
Blue
Figs
of
zink wil; - .imitine to main aiti Ihar
country. The “IDAHO” pear
Bess is dreadfully fond ot money with fata) intent, ‘"she would be at
ox< elleur e for w hich it
et
u lel^™
California, so laxative, and nutritious,
wi.l be off. red in limited quamites
tinxliif hed
for the fir t time this year. Thi-petr
with the medicinal virtues of piants
for one so y< ung. Quite a miser, home if I were to call to-night?”
HARPER’S PERIODIC.Vk Pi
known to be most beneficial to the i-a nativAf Idaho in considered the tines-
Cousin Thankful looked wondei-
you know.” And Flora’s laugh
human aystern, forming the Ob> LY PER­ peargrown ami is extremely hardy. I’o
Per Year:
fail to plant a few trees.
HARPER'S .MAGAZINE
I
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet Addre.-s, not
rang out sweet and clear, above the ously sage.
Payette Nursery,
HARPER'S WEEKLY
promptly on the
Pavette Idaho.
“Ef I was you. Charlie,” said she,
jingle of the sle.gh-bells.
HARPER S I’.AZAR
KIDNEYS, LIVED AND BOVELE
HA HPEit’S YOUSG PEOPLE
It was lot g | ast midnight when “I’d go to the dressmakers ulace
P. F. STENGER.
Postage Free to all Sub-erilieri il
—AND T *'-
and
sort
o
’
calculate
to
walk
home
the gay party return-<l. 1 ut B ss
Uniteti Stute-, Canada, or Mexico.
|
Cleanse the Sy» Effectually, H or .- es branded
still sat tewing at the machine. with her. Wr else, like's not, you
The volumes of the Magazine 1-egin^H
— SO THAT -
the Number' for Jun. and Deeeuiii* .
.She listened, with a pale, set face, will find yourself caught in some of
PURE BLOOD,
eac h veil«. When no time is -per-ifie.;®^
Either Right or
I
Ö;
to Flora's exaggi rated description Flora’s tricks and traps, I hain't
-crijiuons wi!i 1 .'in with the Number,
REFRESHING SL. EP,
mifle: OF.
rent at time of receipt of order.
I
HEALTH and STRENGTH
of lhe “delightful time they had no confidence in Flora.”
Round volumes ot llatper's Magaziif
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
ltree years baeK, in neat cloth bindiu
Mr. Cothsworth availed himself
had ”
be sent by mail. p<*st-]iaid, on receipt]
and all are delighted with it. As» your
Range— Grant county, Oregon.
“I’d nelp you. Bess, if I wasn’t of the old woman’s hint. When
er volume. Cloth Cases, lor bindii
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu­
P <).—Buri:#. Grant r*i»unfy. Oregon. 27-lv
■ents each—by mail, post-paid.
factured only by the
so awfully tired,” said Flora, with Hess Trefoil came out of M.itkine
Index to Harper's Magazine. Alvlir
ALMEDA a . STENGER.
■al. Analytical, and Cla '¡tied, for Volt
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
yawn. “Are you nearly through?” Enrico’s little side-door that even­
1 to 70, inclu-ive. fr<im lune, 1850 toj
S am F bascisco , C al .
C attle branded
Bess smil< d. Did Flora dream, ing, into the dark street, where the
l.ss.v, one vol. 8 vo. Cloth, $1.00
Lmrwvn t .«. Kv.
K»w Yo«x. N.*
Remittances ahould be made by I'os^^H
u Left Bide; circle-
she thought, how tiled she «as? gas-lamps blurred feebly against
Money Order, or Draft, to avoid chiiC^g
5 A Split in ph -h
And there were yet four or live the driving mist which was fast ef­
Addre - HARPER A BROTHER!!
facing
the
purity
of
the
snow.
Mr,
ho'irs’ work on the gown.
York.
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“Oh,” cautiously added Flora, “1 ('o’ewirth's umbrella was waiting
Haroer’s Weekly-
Range—Harney and (¡runt comity Oregon
forgot to tel1 you that I stepned on for her.
P. o.—3ur! b . Harnev county. Or
1 LET ST RAT ED. I •*
■*Mr. < ’ote.«.worth!” she cried, with
4 M
the skirt of the nd merino dress,
l.jis W kkkli oat never failed
■ m a
i
< ivilixatiou,*^^H
getting into the sleigh to come a little start.
□Pensicns.
done so with^a eoT atant regard t
I
< possibilities «>’ i f »-iniin» fb ai.d
“You are not sorry’ to see
home, and tore it into ribbons.
THE DISABILITY BILL IS A
ard of artistic uud literary ex<- ------
LAW.
ves untouched no important phase
But it was an old thing. any way. Bess?”
’ f pio^rcsB. and presents u record
rATTAC.-MpSTg:
Soldiers
u
sai
ied
since
the
war
are
vrthy aiid iuiereeting, of the
“No; but—but—”
You couldn't have got much more
TBtrfl'lXSy.-
i eiF» i.s aud auheivemeu-.s of our
Entitled
' :wf eDwswK
1 Supplements Mill be <•<»!.tinueH <
“Bessie, I didn’t half enjoy the
wear out of it. And Charlie was so
Dependent widows ami Parents now tie
hey will be literary, scieutifif
ud d
; emlent wlio-e -oi.s died from the effecr- of
PGMC§€U?IT2GCu./<
.
< al, ci it if al, t< ]■< grahi< al. or ues< ri^H
shigh riile last night without you.’’
nice.”
cNiCAto, 78 LRIOM SQUArtL N. Y
»4*’-
trnty service are included. If you wi-h
o< uf • n maj o< mat d, aud v
invel
niMMJSk •O,TO“-MA3*
GA.
aerve the hearty cvminendatiun itatei
Her face shone radiant under the
.< urclaim -pee.iilv ami ■.ueces.-fu lv prose-
aruu.W
FOR SAL£ &y
LAL-AiAMC
“Was he? Didn’t he ask where
n bcMoued » n past iFsuea bv therein
tte 1. ,i I ire*.
’
JAME s T a NAEK,
row of theatre-lamps which they
e
public. As a family journal, liar
I was?”
Pension«,
NEW HOME SEWING MA­ . ate Commissioner of WASHINGTON,
will, as here oforc, be edited
D. C.
Flora shook her head.
Where' were just passing.
gani for the qua'ities that maki
CHINE CO., 72.5 Market St.,
visitor to every home.
San Francisco, Cal
was the use. she thought, of encour : ""Really?”
PER year :
aging Bess to think too much of- (It seemed such a silly thing to Paicfic Department.
HARPER WEEKLY
HARPER’S MAGAZINE
the handsome voting steam-titter, i say, but what else was there tor
HARI’EKS BAZAR.......................
HARPER’S YOENG PEOPLE
whom she, Flora, had fully deter­ her?) They were in a dark place
T eel
Postage free to all subscribers in the UC
s. < anada, or Mexico.
now; he drew her arm in his.
mined to make her own prey?
WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. Stat*
The Volumes of lhe Weekly will begin !
the
first Sumbe" for January of each
____ , ]
“We can walk better under one
’’1’111 so tired of this everlasting
When no tune is mentioned, subscriptioti
begin with the Number current at timc«i
dressmaking,” said Flora to her­ umbrella—so,” he said. “I wonder,
ceipt of order.
a IF.NCY.fbr
hound Volumes of Harper’s Weekly for
self.
“And ( harles Cotesworth Bess, what you would say if'1 were
years hack, in neat cloth binding, will bt
by mail 1*. s age paid, or by express, free«
would Le a husband for any girl to to ask you to walk through all the
pense provided the freight does not exca
years of life at my side.”
per volume) for $7
a volume.
be proud of”
■
•'* * aaea for each Volume. Fiftalv ..if
binding
will
be
seat
bv
mail pt st-paid,
“I think,” murmured Bess, “I—
A o.Tmp
Cousin Thankful Morse sat III
’ ACKNOWLEDGED THE REST ceipt of
. ••
uI t ae laMra,»»nv,viri£ How to/
for
Lawns,
Gardens,
Farms,
Ranches
and
Railroads
n
iN.renL«.
Careni
Remit nixes sb nld be made bv P*.st( _
her little room at the Old Ladi M* should sav—yes.”
PRÎ( I S Er 1>UCED. Sold by dealer -. FREIGHT TAID
ks, C odt right«,
Mone^
Order
or
Draft,
to
avoid
chance
of
HcMI Li F.» i Ol LTRY M HIM». New i liinir !
ireee KUfeN 4t
[Tobe (\ntinued j
Home, th** n<-.\t dav, w lien tin* mat­
¿J?
No bAgrging-* Extra Heavy Relva^e. Address HARPrR Az HR >T4 ERS. New V
461 aire aduar
The McMullen Woven Wire Fence Co., Chicago, IÌL
ron brought the steam-titters fore­
Harper’s B a si
¿tía
man to look at tin* 11 iweil radiator­ PENSION. POSTAL. LAND and
ILLUSTRATED.
pipes under thewindow. Sh knew
¡1 k ri ’ er * R\ zar is a jonrna for tha
INDIAN DEPREDATION
’iving the latest information with regt^i^H
him nt uim*.
the Fashions, i s numerous illustratioi s- ’
CLAIMS.
THE CRY GF MILL...4IS*
ion plates, mid pattern sheet supplemtnli ’•■^a
indispensable a ike ro the home drtM-s^^M
‘A\ hv, it'.» Mr. Cot* cwoith. ain’t
OH. 7AV BKGK1
ar.'l ihc piof< ssiiiDKl mo»:is*e. N»»
is spared in making its artistic nttra*
it?" Hiiid glie peering over thè rim
LAW OFFICES OF
3TCP IT NOW,
Caves! . md Trade-Mark« obtained, and all Pat- of tna highest order, its ( ¡ever short st- ointdq
ent business conducted for Moderale Tees.
parlor pla\►. and thoughtful essa>s sat-V«
of her wilver rp«*< tiiele.»
"Well, l
• con ; t
cz tcc
1
Our Office is Oopos'te U. S. Potent Office.
T
astes.and i s iast page is famous ns a I1’- ■ ?
Ard
we
ran
eecnre
patent
in
les-i
time
than
those
•
f wit and humor In its weekly issues
do dvclitrt*! W hy, Bess Trefoil wan
H
I
have
been
troubled
manv
years
with
remote
from
Washington.
!!’.<•; 11 ■ t <J u 1, i j) if. , f ¡ id ,.rest to
i LA
disease of the kidneys aud have tried
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ lniring Iv.i \urj>,.hp «»m.?!><•♦• w ¡¡I w nte
just hen* She come to bring in«* a
many different temedies and have
tion V»’ id’ i-c. if pateritabìe or not free of
»‘r -■ •> -u ‘ i !.*• ¡louse » i.in i..r!“’ »■. rreast
sought aid from different physicians
chare ■ < >i;r fee not one till patent is secured.
r< a’ :.f
lisiug.” as^^^B
new fur tip|H-t and muff; I couldn’t
without relief. About the 15th of April
A Ptmnhlet. “How to Obtain Ritenti. * vicli
interesting
sn< <» fsuui of papers on “\V« n
I was suffering from a very violent
DuDH»
»>f
i
tuai
clients
in
your
State,
county,
or
a gone to church next Sunday with
Art and History.” superb! il'us’ra’ed. wAsaasff
attack that almost proatratvd me in
t< n, eent free. Aaaress.
« 'Choui
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
such a manner l »at I was bent over
tile old linx set, bo I ¡.div eaten
rill be by Waller Beaaut and Thoinns Hardfl^fl
When I «at down it was almost impossible for me
W. R. HEARST. (Editor and Pro­ t» gc. - p alone, or to put on my clothes, when C.A.SNOW&CO.
harpers periodical -•„.»
with mot Its. Sh<* set tip all night
kin i Providence sent Dr Henlev,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. 0. C.
prietor S:"i Francisco Examiner.) OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. to my
Per Year
to tinish a job for the dress maker;
1 immediately commenced
harpers bazar
JOHN WEDDERBURN. M inager. hotel.
using the tea.
It had an almost
HARPER
’
S
magazine
it was one, too. that Flora ought to
*nug little fon ine» hare ‘ ren rwadr ai
HARPER'S WKFKI.Y
Work for u*. bv An. a I* gc. Auetin.
til'' F Street, Northwest Washing­ miraculous effect, and to the aston­
Texas, end Jno. Bonn. Toledo, Ohio
HARPER’S YOCNli
_______ PEOPLE
ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
have done, Put she somehow con­
See ear. other« are doing aa well Why
Pi-
1 •. ..
a!l «'ii.«. ribrra in the
in a fe w »lays,I am happy to state,
ton, D. C.
t yon? home earn over #400.00 a
State«, < anuila. or Mexico.
trived to push it ml' on to Bess— Win prat ?!• < >n
I will*
tmth. Ton ran do the work and I ie
’Court ef the that I was a new mau.
home, wherever you are. Even be-
t’uii»*d st a
ht ».tin .i
Mima, th»* several tee, mmen I the lea to all aitlictetl
The \ .I’nnie« ot the B szh ’ begin with
Flora allay » was a selti-h i*re*tur— Cour
as 1 have been.
• «»( ’he Idatrit
C umM». before Um
t .r January of e«, h war. W b>«
•nd Mart you. Ian wr.rfc in «par« time
and Bi-ssjust spent the money for nt in» • of t ongrtf san! the bxrvuthe Pepin
>«
time !« mentioued. «ubecripiion »ill
or
all
the
time.
Big
money
far
work-
C A TrpPEH.
•fk. Failure unknown amoag them.
»t
’
h
the
Number current «t the time of
We obtain Pensiors and Patents,
WEW and wonderful Par* ica lan fra«.
of order.
Proprietor Occidental Hotel.
me and her aunt Nat ! I ess in al
H.HultrttaC*
Ilna
Portland. Mala«
> ma Rosa. Cai.
Bound
volumes
nf Harper's Bazar fort
lavs thinking of other |*<*ople. IC h Indian Depredation Claims and all
•■■r In neat cloth binding, will be «ent by «
posts.e
paid*
or
b, expre»«. free of ox
Bess as pays m» I oard he*-«*, Mr classes« of l and Claims. Mining,
provided the freigh* does not exceed on«
per volume) a>r |7 a volume.
‘I
< otesWorth, a Id* d the loqmteious Pre emtion •ind Homestead cases
as* « ■ e«cn volume.suitable forl^^H
*7* *aeatby mail pvepaid un reel
Prosecuted
before
the
General
land
o’d lady, hs Charlie Iwnt to exam
*1 eat h.
Remittances should be made by FMt
ine th«* joints of the st. am pi|««*s ollie*. Department of the Interior
lone* ' trder or Draft, tn avoid chance of
AJre««
H *.RPER a BROTHKI^^H
“Id I i* i'll 1 In fi w i.d « f it ' w a.» n't and th Supreme Court.
New «pap< -« «re not to copy any ore.t HA
• ui the above advertiser' . -
Maalt
for her. Flora wouldn’t « art* noth
ctf--
HAS
«j,
in' ef I was Site thi* k« old fo.ka
•
1
?» 1
hain't no I u*n* s to exist
P> o
1
Reas! I was dreadful sorry for In r
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PERSONAL AND ¡‘ROMPT
»«r«T ix me wi » blb .
last night; .»he w tilted to go on th.it ATTEN IION GIVI N I » I’A I
Will
A ’ke Wl ia<t mtnU’»
I Is»
-a -.r.mrr»aard. aclua"-
a cause tmkv asc
An-1 I'M mm ari Bv-tera *hk
<■« -. vo bex.-a or -ay ocbor brand. K ch
id* tifh rule ¡twin! l ad!
But she ENTS, CAVEATS,
TRADE
.
ooai. ;ri.l T I hi : «KX I IM
Heal •/ Apt*» ’-e,
Lek nt S
N ai».r 1 ir—I
knew« d ef she b st the pl mi* at M AlìKS, i-tr.
ILF 1-Ci « HS c,Esuma.Y. |yr
’ . M. Fasav & C«’«
11* Ing aboutaiye-irad. B< mb ,
I .sir». • , ¡irscnptire and Priced
Mueclaa and nerrea i*e )»•
NO
bEE
l
’
NLE
S
PATENT
Mittlame \\ 1 .1 s her nano* s, t!«Ti-
a- a ' *rra. Enuranatha miai
d •ap«*l*ea Bra a Pvw*»
j . >\p.
IS8ECVREI».
SF--D ANNUAL
wouldn't l.e no rent paid :n*r c’oili*
F r 1G91
ib.n-.Ue ! FREE I
ENCE S >Liciì .:n.
•1
LADIES
AX*”
’ *
■'1 ■
-■ U. . nd tò last season’»■
bought fir Mr». Trefoil!"
i cusu ; • rs. It is better than ever. 1
STODDAlìT à CO..
1 B»ery penen using
■
»SS
«">0.1.r,i, of *M orici nal
( Karies Cote«worth straight* n**«I
.h. O «lo I. O. », «.«T.
I Ä ?v - send for it. Addrean fl
B
613
&
615
7th
Street.
N.
W
‘■•via riilsk
hinuwif up.
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Of 7ROIT. M ich .
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•« t»o oo,t. ,■ pw m
r
’ She really wanted to go then?”
\\ A.-HIM roN. D. »
redimen in the wrortd^V
Bess Trefoil’s Reward
WOVEN WIRE
FENCING
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