East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, September 02, 1891, Image 4

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    P. F. STENGER.
then, cle ching her teeth,she would
A Conscript’s Christinas. presK blindly on. She was carry­
Herses btanried on
ing a message of life and freedom
V i ¿
BY JOEL CHANDLER HAKKIS
Ellbor Kight or Left
io Israel Spuilock.
stifle: <>K.
With trie ruin dripping from her
From The Century:
ZT.N
There was a pause here, during hair and skirts, her face and hands
Kauze—Harney county, Oregon.
j>
—Burns, Huiuey county, Oregon.
which Aunt Crirsy remarked, in a beiiti mbed with cold, out with
every ner.e strung to the highest
helpless sort of wav:
ALMEDA a . STENGER.
tension and every faculty alert to
«a
‘1 wotler whar Polly is, an’ what
meet whatever danger might pre­
C attle
branded
She’s a-doin’.”
sent itself, Polly struggled on up
n Left side; circle-
“Don’t pester ’long of Polly,”
-*•5'■» =*! */♦
the mountain path, feeling her way
A «pili in ettli
snapped the paralvtic. “Sheknow’s
as best she could, and pulling her­
what she’s a doin’.”
Combines llie juice cf the Bl. e >' I* ’«
self along by the aid of the friend­
“About this Wesley Lovejoy,”
Califonti», so lax. " a,nutrHimv.
with the nteuieittal virtue" <Jt platv-
ly saplings and the oveihanging
Range—Harney and Grunt county Oregon
»aid Captain Moselev, turning to
p. o.—Burns. Harney county. Or.________
known to be mo-e t>e'ier" j4' *
trees.
human eystem. formiiM; th® ON I i • l<-
the old m in; “you seem to know i
After a while—and it seemed a
FECT REMEDY to act gently ye’,
him very well.”
promptly on the
long time to I’olly, cont Hiding with
TJE DISABILITY BILL IS
“You here that, William!” ex
LAW.
the fierce forces of tile night and be­
claimed Colomd Watson "Heasts
Soldiers disabled since the war ii re
set by a thousand doubts and fears
me ef 1 know Wes. Lovtjoy! Do I
Entitled
—she could hear Spin lock’s dogs
Dependent widows and Parents now lie
know him? Why, the triflin’ hmm’!
— &0 THAT -
pendent whose >ons died from the eflucrs tif
barking
What if the two soldiers,
I’ve knowed him ev’rv since he was j
army service are in< luded. If you wi>h
PURE ELOOO,
I
suspecting her mission, had mount­
vour claim speedily and siicces*fu lv prose-
BEFREi ’ :t<C CL. CP,
big enough to rob a Imi-roos’.”
ute<i, a I I re»»
JAM ES T A N N EK,
ed the i r li.ases and nut st rippi d her?
HEALTH and STRENGTH Late CommisBioner of Pensions,
Click' Billy Powers, in hit genial She hail no time to renn tuber the
WASHINGTON, D (’.
Naturally f 'low, l vcy one is tiding it
wav. tried to change the current of ditlieuliies of the mountain road,
•nd ell ere« flighted with it- Ask youi
diuggistiw '•
’ OK FIGS. Man»*
conversation, ami he finally suc­ nor did she know that she itad been
1
Lictu
e
l
only
by
ii>e
on
her
journey
not
more
than
half
ceeded, hut it was evident that Ail
an hour.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
jutant Lovejoy had i>ii<‘ enemy, it
i
S\ n F rancisco , C.« l .
personal and PROMPT
|To be C«>n'itilled.|
Lof •?«<*** » •. I
N r'V N ORK. N
not several, in that humble house-
ATTENTION GIVEN TO PAT-
hold.
Such w:ts the feeling tor
TRADE
For mi!e at Jordan & Barton’s ENTS, CAVEAT.;,
V2" ? Jcnn '»e rwrird *• our 'T” line ofwork,
MARKS, etc.
Spurlock ami contempt fur Love
kJ
UJ i.i| i.l y und i>< imrubly. by tlmx' <>f
Drug
St^rr*.
&■ V el lx r »ex. . miug < r old, mid iu th. ir
NO I-EE UNLE S PATENT
fl
II
l«>< al ti< «... lx rover ilx y live. Any
joy that Captain Moseley ami l*ti-
_
I—□ J one < un mi th** X 1 i k.
I i»y to b arn
IS
SECU REI >. CO 1 ìLì ESPOND-
We furiiioli everything. We starr j mi. No risk, t > u < An devi, e
PENSION. POSTAL, LAND and
vafe Chadwick felt tin rnselves to ym
r spuri’ nxmein«, <>r all your time to il.e ». < ik. ’I hi* i* rn
ENCE SOLICITED.
entirely new lend,mid brings »» onderful am > es-
. very « ikrr
hi- interlopers, and they once more >’• rimmr« *r«’ earning from f-u to 1 50 p. rv • « k and it; .
INDIAN DEPREDATION
ami more after u litt Io experience. We can furnish you the em­
pi.on. ut uixl tench ymi ■
r
No apio e t<> explain here. Full
STODDART à CO.,
suggested the necessity of puis ling biiui
CLAIMS.
imitimi
”2 t’ ZZ t'_ t 'O.. A G.S.A. IsAutù.
613
¿1 Giii 7th Otroot, LT. \7.
their journey.
This suggestion
[Oppo ile U. S. Patent Gill-e,j
seemetl Io amuse the paralytic, who
I.AW OFFICES OF
WASHINGTON. I». 0.
laughed loudly.
i II .o, ri, k»- ti- 1-r‘efly
i
.
..
'“’P” or nere
rllig. ut j • r-oiM i mlier
'"Lord A'mighty!” he exclaimed.
to (...O
á*.i j í s« J v 4/J 8 11V ui»
i «»rii*. üi.u »»ho,
ill M ik iiii'mtriouely,
IJ C..JCI A
* 1 know how you feel, an' I t’aii’l
. ..si.
| i.ara a
Venr in tlx-lr**«« u I
> live I u iil nlsofum’cîj
r-
the »liiiMiloiior. u
< «ni Ihm
l'Li'.t.
blame you for feelin’ so; hut do fl
C-AnAt'.T:
Nu IIHHX-» t -r in«*
,.:.n . I >».* E
mm «;uicklj
1«*HH|l*d. I d«*»ir»* I.
• r ir< u. t u. h dl»trl< t . r«- i.iitjr. I
t y cura any f,
vou go up the mountain tins night.
here eirvady tn flit RH.I
» d- d with tii*|>l<Hin«ni n leige
r.fnervo .olisi
iiuiiil» r, << lx«
. a .
making
. ............. • eu-1. I. - ’ L V»
■ ruar cuor^crof
ami
l> ’. J J. I ill ¡ o
■
I't.' f I’. Adii'. *• m t'in c
Tin's stay right whar you is, he
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
lito c □iiativoc.-
1.» <*’.
i-
4t»O, .v iiuiuh .,
g.-, rief ci.uCi-se.i.
ca’se i f you don't you'll make al
W. R. HEARST. (Editor ami Pro­
v. ii.-ii.er ori.iu
fr : H a 'czccss.ie
prietor San Francisco Examiner.)
your friends feel bail for you, Don i
HEFOHE
i: i< f G ..-'.•.ilr.jt., AFTER
obu-ii ■> orOplu.n, crtùru. .. 1 :i jo ;l..lul iu . ‘■rre- JOHN WEI) HER BURN, Manager.
esl me how, don’t list me why i ut, cv rluaulgcncj, ¿c , r.:, !ian L ors of 1 mln
’ r.'.er, \V.t'..r' 'm? i, I et:-
1 »insii. ilu (»18 F. Street, Northwest Washing­
Then vou stay. Come an’ put me .ck.Scm n J V.eakmv -, li y. : rdov.n
to: a. Nori ous Pr s-
:.;tlon.
............. N » t J-:.
-........ 1 E :.I
-- ’ ::s, I c ccrrha a. l»!z- ton, I). <
to bml, William, an’ ib. n't let these ■IW X !I:
?! m-.-.f. u f I'ov.iraiul imro-
Will priKtbe in the Supreme Court rf the
'1 i f Ó t: !:-ctc
.' V
1 a .to prcira'.ii-o i’ll ie<l .*iti • s the < ourt o
Hi-c.s.the several
.WIRE ROPE SELVAGE
folks go out n the house this night.” ' ■icv.v.
1 n
I'..- I
r-'. - f tj n I -, Cbox;j (’• nr r .»f • he Dis riel <>f .«’umUia. before <’»nn-
r j i ’<).
:it I 7 r>r Ic i r— '• ' r ' r-Ice'
inith 8 •»( Ctntgr* eh . mi'i ¡he Executive Dep’.s.
I tic In Billy eari ied the old mai*
. u’»! i ! ; i . ’..¡A.’.-.yi; it riven for
■ryji i <-l'i’rr- i ' V ■ 1, t • ro' "’I t .o>’oney If
We obtain Pensions ami Patents.
into the next room, tucked him
i'eruinnont <■ --o io.' ec-e..,.
|,;r
Indian
Depredation Claims and all
■.oil :r '.of t'-’tlmonla'-i f- t o'd n-til yover,
HWiiy in his bed, and then cam«
bo*'i '7'xes, v.-'io 11 hi " Iiecn p..- ’a-iontly <■•*- Ì
clnssess
of Land Claims, Mining.
. .'i
.• < f Aphrou iine. I'irci.larirw. Adi'.'i »
Lai k Conversation lagged to such
Pre edition and Homestead case«
TH7 ASSIRO MEDI'~!»’'y
BoxLT. i'OXT^x;.-, UK.
Prosecuted before the Genera! i mil
mi extent that Aunt Crissy once! Western f iaucb.
' ACKNOWLEDGED THE G’csi
otliee.
I)e|iartment of the Interior
Inori • felt moved to inquire about”
For Sale at \V. E. Grace’s Drug
of
Lawns,
Gardens, farms, Ranches arid Railroads
and tin- Supreme Court.
PRICES R..DUCED. Sold by denier?. Fiii.’GliT I'A’.i;
1’ollv. Uncle Billy responded with Store
Hc.tll LIEN’S I01LTKY NETTING. New Humr
’‘¿¿’tfinir! No bagging! Extra Heavy «ch nee
ii
sweeping gesture of his right
“ANAKESIS ” gives instant ’.he McMullen Woven Wire Fence Co., Chicago, Ili
relief and is an infiillibio
hand, which might mean much m
Care for files. I’rieeJI. By
ifìì
Dm ig;-ist« nr mull. Samples
little. To the two Confederates II
free. Address”A* IK UMS,”
P
lievo
Supi
Vox-’HU, Acw York City.
meant nothing, but to Aunt ('cissy
Mviist'-nat iu n. i
8 «c ssfully by t’
it said that Polly had gone up the
au la of vrommem 1
o i s month y
Tb
mountain in the rain and cold In­
oughly rviiaole a1
sa e
Werth two.,
voluntarily the woman shuddered
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat­
t mes tuir weig t*1
g Id for female irre.
ent business conducted for Modera'e I ees.
Hiid drew nearer the tire.
ularities. Never kuo«
Our 0 ri :e s Ononsre U S. P ten* Office,
iu
fail.
and wo can secure patent in less time than those
Il was in tact a venturcsonu
Sent by mall seal
remote from Washington.
■S for S9. A duress
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-
journey that Pi lly had undertaken
un
advise, if patentable or not. free of
c
Our fee not <’Ue 15,1 |’a,pnt »s* secured.
\
The
fiphro
Medlcir
Hardened as she was to the weath­
A P mnh|ot. -How to Obtain Parents/’ with
MACfe
COMPANY.
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
er. familiar as she was Io the foot­
town, sent free. Address.
Wemtern Branch,
i ATTACAS C.’W¿:
paths that ltd up and down and
Portland, < recon.
THcfuacbT:
around the face of the mountain,
Opposite Patent OIBce. Washington, Q. C.
For Sale 'it the Grace Drug Store
her heart rose in her mouth when
tiuWMQG Msw elbows.’ •
• . ----------
iiCAao, „ UHICK rtCUAHE. N. V
_
'
i<* t"T n< « have I «'en made a.
ILL
she found lien elf fairly on the road
MtluTOu
"
■
1
1
At c.i | g.-. Anglin
V. loxmkm * So.TOO.lUM «I.H-»
FOR SALE BY
<**»«•*•
n:,,t •1”". I'muil. 1 llvdo, Ohio
to Spurlock’s h 'Use. The darkness
cut. (»flx-rwnr" doing A» well. Why
»ot y..u? . Bomecnm »ivcr S5V0.00 a
NEW HOME SEWING MA­
P^ s IORK o ENI c ^
iionth. You < mi du the work and lit-
was almost overwhelming tn its in-
i»t lx>me. »»lx r- ». r you «re. Even bt
CHINE CO.. 725 Market St.,
rmuer« arc raaiiv earning from
to
tensity. As Uncle Billy powers re­
fl a tin v. AII age«. 5» *■ *hnw vou Iv w
San Francisco. Cal
and Mart y..u < nn w. rk in *nnre lime
nf all the time. I ig money for work-
marked. while showing the two
Paicfic Department.
rr»- Failure unknown among them.
Nc.W and «»-onderful Particular* free.
Confederates to their bed III the
T *>x . or» -rlnnd.Mt iaa
''tdivd-room" there “was a solid
Ihr Ite«. Remedy
chunk of it from om end of erva
thia world, say« J. IlotTherr, of Syracuse.
tlon to t’ other.” Th i nun, falling (n
N. Y., i« raptor Koenig'« Xrrve Ionic b..
toi». V '•<’ wh« part lall v ixamly-.d three
Steadily lull not heavily, was bitter­ n»y
rear* «tro ai..t*nttack**d by flit, ha* wt hid any
ly cold, and it was imide more nil symptom« of them «tue • be t.»ok on« Dottle o
THE ONLY TRUE
he remedy. 1 moat Lt ariilv thank for it
coiitfot table by the wind, which
rvsni... Col . May. IW
rose and fell with ii muttled roar, Our daughter contracted FpiLepric Hi* froi.
■ ■
three year« ago,
trkd mosi w»ry
like the sigh of some Titanic spirit right
btng we h»-ard o*. but of no avail Am thstik
Hying hither and yonder in the til to *l*i ‘ now timi *in «lu» b**k P ; tor ho»
tig* Nerve Ionic wh» hi* not badi*'. - • 1 >e
wild recesses of tin' sky. Bohl as diadi within ourut u.br
18 V HIM
A
IUI E art* Are.
MH y C. m ’HCIX
’l I
Hl uh
she was, the girl was appaled bv
. «• Jf Ì erk.
W J pe > im p!t,r, roenlvetM
Thos McCurdy, of ilt V» h Are . Frnrar.
h.’".
u*.iw» m.
the llivisll le contention that seemed k ’ o I o . «ay« Pan or K. »»nig\ Norve Tonie lev'
lUdik
gre*' b»u. nt to me; it Iva« had to. deaired en.et
olInd'«- , n.
to I m going on in the e'einents alovv hy »topplug the Ala
*’»' '»«».«■dixsl-c 'r«.l B.,» V
Veh» »ble l’. vivk on
her and more than once she paused, > UV k A
"
fra-.rnli,. n.thoncnj
l»i»ea*e. we it f.-re »o any adurewa,
------------------------- ---- nd mu ,. I „ b , r „ p„w.r
M «••.! |H»or ¡»atient* can aUo obtain
ready to tlee, as best she could, I I Mr
I « Lu La ihn iiicukmc lire of chiner.
TONICTf.’
K - Ibo-i
Th«» rrmr.lv ha* l»r<n pre»»arr<t by the Rerrrend
Ï >
back to the light and warmth she 'Ss'.vr
»
k «.ni<
Fort Ua* e, In.L, tunc« UT" aud
k
ubik > w »»rrpao d under hl« uirectloe b» tu«
had left la-hind; but the gesture of
nt.ST IN TÏIK WORI.O.
KOENIC MEO CO.. Chicago, IIL
Chadwick, with its cruel sigmti
>•■»« .
smsj. cf
S<»M by Brume» a; Bl n*r m.ttle. C Far *3,
Uri .1 ; «-<«» FtHK«rxt IM..
I Xm.i»d»n m • ot^or-nt, lB
cance, would recur to her, and Lars*
*"'•*
*»••> *1.1 X • Hol Ila. lur aw.
? itgxLi "Y nr ira« generally . , gr
</
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND E3WELE
Cleanse taedy^teh’ Effectually,
m
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t
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