East Oregon herald., August 02, 1893, Image 8

P. F. STEGNER
The Harold.
work. too. Don’t you forget that
I'tu a pretty good actrt-SH, and
thev
’ll tielieve me.”
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WEDNESDAY A UU L’ST 2. 1» 3
“My dear M ibs Allen,” remarked
the judge reflectiyely. “I never
ceaHe to wonder at the marvelous
I age in which we live What grand
| achievements we t»ee on every hand!
s’rtoHOUIC KXOH INGES.
Even the era of Hteam has passed
lawav, and in its place we have th'*
A PRETTY BLACKMAILER i age of elec-tiicity. Electric! y has
{ BU|»ersedt d gas, electricity enabl«B
•T
She sauntered slowly into the ! one to converse with one’s t’r e ids
lawyer's office and asked if Judge across the continent; elect nci tv
B was in. A moment later he w is even untiles up conversation and
disengaged and the caLer was shown holds it secure for teproduction at
into his private consultation room. any time in the future. 1 tell you
Toe young wmnan was young and this I* the age of lightning, and’
go ul looking, and as the judge ad­ [nere the judge’s eye? twinkled
justed his spectacles and took a merrily], "l don't, mind admitting I
Casual survey of his visitor he noted that I’m gb-d ot it. For instance, I
that she was dressed in t xeellent that little box before you is mv
taste ami that her carriage indi a lift »niatic phon-graph. When jou I
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Gated something of refinement.
Nat down 1 tout h -I the hiuton and
"Won’t you sit down ma<lam?'he i Net, if uoing, »mu 1 11
Raid, politely, motioning toward box ot gloves that it 11
a wm-i voii’v • » i’ i
i • a ha1 !
mu easv chair.
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a (Hl reall v l»e going? ? So -« »rr\.
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"Miss’ corrected the lady, Miss
Gian tone of an« set vic* '. • i on at
Allen. I called to see you <>ii a
any time. Goon afteriio« n. him s.
matter of hu«ii ess.”
HhuiV 1 he lad v tai t he t levatili . —
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"How can I serve you, Mi NS Chicago Disp it;K
GOOD
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Allen?’’ queried the judge, ia
«eat near her.
Well judgo, I’ll bit- plain with
yo.i.” replied the stranger. “I’m
in hard luck and I innHt. raise a lit­
tle money somehow. I never did
Ruch a thing before, but th- fact is
I ve grown desperate and—”
1 he judge interrupted her l»v
ra-.s-.ig one hand before his fire
mi I rising “Excuse me,” In- said,
but the sun shines io in v eves here.
W >iild v»u mm | s tlinghere at my
desk? Thanks Now. if you will
ki .dlv tak<- t l e opposite chair there
we can proceed to business. Thai’s
it. Now, then, pray go on.”
I'ne caller sank into the seat in
dicated. The judge and his client
Wi re face to face, with only a
flat top desk between them—a
liitered With papers and piled
with papers, a ti|eeii-<e or two
e-vera I on < s,
"* um i . hard luck, judge,” con-
tuned ait s alien, "and I m ed a
1 i tl - m lie.’, so I’ve come to vou
f it. Do « o i understand? i want
$o > and I want it n- w.”
tier«! sue smpped ¡or a moment
t o 1» • a t a t a 11«»>> on t he p it i- h *u
«1 k wi<h on«- i < je.ie.i <1 han I while
sii • < xtended th < «ither pom up
w «rd, t'lwa’il th<-old uiwver.
"Y « hi certainly d.i not me m I h it
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Maybe you think this is a new business,
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sending«!' tbabiea on upplietition: it has been
done before, however, mu never nave those
turnishee lx-«-n so near the original sample as
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TRUK Jk CO., Box No. 400. Augusts, M«
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"Oh, yes; I do.” impatiently ex- I
claimed the beauty. " I me tn uusi-
Dess and you know wn-it I want.
I ne»-d cash and I’m going to have
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“But suppose 1 refuse to give it
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‘Bosh! Y'ou mistake me for an
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“On tbee«mtrary I take you for a
shrewd business man That’s whv
1 know vou will not refuse, Yon
can’t atlbrd it.”
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"D«i you mem Idackmail?”
Miss Allen shrugged her stiap-lv
slmtilders »nd limgl e«L •*. a 1 it
w hat you like,” sb«* rt plied, *4
mean money—that’s all; money
1 want i-aO from vo.., and I want it
quick. No «-hi-cks. no drafts—cash
in hand. If you don’t give me that
* amount I will tear i tl my skir»,
* pull down my hair and cry «mt till
I arouse the whole building. When
l.elp comes I will sw> ar vmi tri-d to
•«MMR'ill me. And the scheme will
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which wo pronose to send to you, transp« r-
... i >n p.iLI. Tne little carling rests against
i pi.low, and is in the act < f drawing oil its
-in. soe'e, tie mate of which ha- been pull« d
•tT aud flun g usi le with a t iumphant coo.
I he a -sii tints are I«ert«'ct, unn the ey s follow
vou. no mutter wli r • y . i stand. Thi exqui-
i : •re-iro.luetioiisof t..is greatest painting of
Ida >A .lugn the mo t celebrated of mo« ern
- i.nt -r uif baby life nro to be given to thoee
who -tibs'-ribe to Demorest'« Family Maga-
z.n for is.il. The n-pr«>diic'ions cunnot be
. dd from the origfna', which cost J«00, and
•H' toe sa ne siae 17x2! inches , 'lhebi bys
ife yiz-. a-id abaolut 'y lifcli e. We have
i!«o in nreimratinn, to present to our sub-
«ertoers during Itwt, other g-eut pictures by
b h irti «tan*Per, y ? onin,Maud Humphrey,
.nits Deschamps en«l others of world-wire
n urn. Take only two examnles of wti: t
ve .«I 1 -rHX th-past year. "A Yard of Pan-
'“*• i‘n? A AA Lite U. use I n hid " t y the
rife of l resi lent Ilnrrison, and you will sec
■vli it .> ir promises r can.
t h >*“ who suliseribc for Demorest’s Family
’ i ritme forl-m willpessras a galli ry o' ex-
ui-dtc works of r.rt of ( reat value, besbtes a
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i 11 an 1 diSerent items rt interest al out the
• H-hol 1. beside» fin-ntshing interesting
-i 'to t matter, b >th grave and guy. for the
bole family: and wh-h- Demore-i's 1« not
f i «hi n farutno, iu f shion png. « are p< r-
• t. -in I we give you. free o' era', all the pat-
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i -tuv « re you ch-vso. .«• nd In y> nr sub I
-••in-In-nit nr.ee. <uily $•?. an I von w«|l renllv
•t T r « -A n vnlue. Ad r -ss th«- rublis'-er
.1 ‘OUi or« Demorest. 15 Fa«t 1<th «t . New
•rk. If you : re nnn. .|u Hntral with tlx
-a«-ragug. si nd 10 ceu... f x M egev .,u«-u o»py
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