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MORO. SHERM AN
VOL. I.
C O U N TY. OREGON, THUR SDAY, A U G U ST
21,
OOÜNTY
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ONE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE
COUNTIES IN THE STATE.
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> C o u n ty
of
v a r ie d
re s o u rc e s a n d s u s c e p ­
t i b l e lo a n in c r e a s o
in
p r o d u c t iv e n e s s to
< w n u r . u v ir j *
i wh i p c i . w
A IlCMANOC o r TUB Hxm.LI.IOM.
u ta a tt tr w<M ruiuv*iit
la* pu ttin ' a flask o' »unuuat in ’em. It
won't lx-, th e tin t, per hap*: a n ’ it'll be
nudr !. B ryant.”
‘fh u n n ed if she hasn’t longer head
ami truer heart th a n m<st men'.’* Mer­
edith reclaim ed, a* th e door closed.
‘ Mix for younu-lf. Willie. T hen- arc
flask- and dem ijohns galore in th e aide-
boqrd. but youra tru ly has not even
peepe»! into it since lie broke hi* word,
NO.
1002.
14.
horse
p u ,fA<! « p W o rt. • Who goes '
road to take. Mia- f la y .”
th e re '’” th<* « iiallcngcr rep--:tt'-d. gruffly. j ••VVilii« McKee!” T he g irl's ^*ataze-
“ An' w ho wad y, sliuppo»,-7 ” Wtv. t ’»e m ent sv e a tlc -n did not raise her v«toc,
ac-w er, to MG* (Tay’s g re a t dread. in the exclam ation.
“ A n ’. l>y th* same token, it'i. not goto’ 1
“ At y our w rvive," ho s»ns,. «#i 1,
am. but coinin’.**
cli«i|ri'y. "T h e a d ju ta n t g e n c ta H
t« '*
A ’
•T lsre you the e- -inter«ign. irearan'*'’ tr> m>: 1 did not exngct to m e t ot:y
“ Have I tai' «rJto'H/ l i s t I
to 1*> pick« ta
Htrt w< h a v l Mruck tb o a o u th
».ht» pp< J 1<7 iny w ant 0bi*rtl Bond, fork now ; It's aril nickeled, evidently;
beyant in th ’ tow n, *Wf f<i -take m- and you w ill be ».tie a t old Pete's cabin
dnehther lx »me free an' otidU th irhed, before »r-nriae.”
sor.” •
“ H are you th<- • -<»mt«-ruign?" . ..»to
’irtlA P T K S t XI O
cam e gruffly from th«- darlrrlra*.
”
a k m a t o n v a R F ^ in .
“ Shore P re some nv it.” w as th<- re­
B right, d«autpliv»> glint-, of aanriae
ply. uad th e driver nudged Miss fla y , slanted l-*w fr .in tin -«.n a p east over the
a» the fur glove u \x it deep into th e i.ni- low i.hor»- line, touch in g ?y et ««nly t5>-
pl<- pochet. and <lr« »•' fugth a gor«d ly tallfre»-1 ;»». i . . obi P e ts jhaergud f.*u0>
rtos>k. T o the g irl's w«m<tennent. it Ms d lggy e a b ti on th e cr.-e’i an<tp: W»
w ent r tru ls h t to th « n w i — m outh, a like a sta tu e in
ntog fn-
g u rgling swallow, i. n-so-i-o iBg ronack tsa tly .'
and a » |r >ng odor «»f brandy titling tho
•“hialy. a r t and tall. Hi; Ai
cold a ir on its withdm v/uL
th e long. l»a y Huto* of th e I
••Corp'ral —ga-adl Post nnraber one!** w hich th e i . rihtiTUu-» '»• «>1
called tho im patient «entry, a , his m us­ every
ir> -ti'> n ,
d e n o te .,
ket ra ttle d So a “ charge.”
stre n g th , even for on«- of bi-,
Then- was aoun<l of feet appr««aching calling. And the grim s tn iif
a f a run: th*n th - thiek e« ia- gr«»wl«-i: hard, seamed fci«-e sb
inns
“ Vt»t L u voa yoe yelling, bhonea'j stre n g th w ell suited u> 1
H af you f.»un<l soi.-iedings, win d id'/*'
d u a n c r c u t and tiriu<-r th at e
• t ’halb nged, an d no Countersign!** th e negro. I’eU-'s features a
th e sentry FrpUed.
and ste rn , the thin, blue B
*T)ism»>und. rren d , tind g»-«-fe d e r though used to sutklen p«-r and hi»
gonnderzine.** th e «srporal ordered, w ere th»- m otto of the Doti^;» “ Kcatfty:
throw ing his lan te rn ab u se his head ay«- rea«lyl”
and dimly show ing the tw o women on
T he c la tte r of hoof and wheel* grew
th e trap. *
clearer; th en M«m-dith*a ia n u lia r tra p
“ W udn't ye come an' g it it, Mtother appear»«! an»l «brew up a t th«- m bin.
,
Kraut'.’” w as the unm ilitarv rejoinder,
-H e re we aro. lV te," McKee cribto
•tl'h 'lik o a o’ ye. be th ra tin ladies vrid m er-ity. «: 'anLjtiD g
fast a* skirt*
tJuna^ eatm iddyrayshin. shared li’Aaal ¡x -ml»ie«l. n n n '
: - t i n g M i> .* a C h iy 's
wad th< gin'ril boyar.t, as g ta tu th ’
d ix-r-wF« a *
“ Yea. It’s a grand l»rk. M ary," MeK«-e
»aid. n a tu ra lly , "a fancy ball, w here I
cannot u m > n mask. Do you think they'll
r»x-ogniac in»’?”
“ Sorra a w an o’ ’«eni” Mr*. Clnnan
Marti-« I a t h e r double self reflected in
Sherman County la hound 1 « i i the north lv< the Columbia lliver, on th e tflaMk. “ Shure 'tw ould b other th '
the eael by the John Pay Hirer, on lh> w«*t by the Pochutes Hirer, mi th e r uv ye to know her child. A ball,
A
1«. M t o t h i f W W
an i on the aouth by Was« o County, and embrat •••« in «aid boundaries ■ to ••Very
likely; jx-rhap* several,*’ Mc­
Kee replied, ’ightly. "T here, th a t line
•trip of rouutry about Sr>0 square Uiil-s.
n> «->■»» turn* up the end of th e noM-.
K
Anyway, Mary, it will be a n gular su r­
Tne principal production of the I ounty i« wheat, a.t.ioujth larg* prise
purty. T hink I'll «to?”
quantities of oat« ami barley are i t
1 annually. Shcriuau County,
"I do be th in k in ' th e y 're ,x-tther eye»
although one of the «rnalleai in the Slat«-, can in production ha placed th an common, ef it don’t,** the woman
nuawered, adding, w ith a m eaning hark:
along«»!* of the largcat, n« one a itth of the entire wheat crop annually •‘Horrn « b it •»' my Mgg«rye have. th o ”. .
An' in th' n ig h t they'll look more a t th*
eiported from the State of Oregon is taken from thia County.
flgger than th ' fa» r Shure. it'* no node
oiidiii* V» t h ’ rl»k, bad lu rk to 'em '”
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Fruita of all kind« hear in abundance and are of the ecry beet q u a l­
She »poke gravely; ami th e «-arnest ,
gleam
of
h
e
r
«-)-•••
into
hin
ow
u
t«dd
the
ity. Some of the beet orchard* in Eaetern Oregon are to 1*> found
f t
gro
voi.-e • eomiuj* to such qursM<Jtu-.bk;
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P t« n
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vos
m an th at she more th a n suspected hin
yjRn . \
i i ^ P ' Hi® * «leff.-l
**. I, so fast!
4 » ir
k ’
n shape. Hod
riginal Sto Come
Had O
Grtoiual
come ia
to th a t
here.
v-UM- for th«- diaguiae. "So you th in k
"H
ism ount, if you have the w ord."
ord.” t tra p * an
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Dtamonnt.
a n 1 s sp
n k»
k. n n la a tk
th a - t t voice. Pete toid
it 1» not a tu*ll, Mary?" b ra ck e d her, ate I
Carolyn Clay w hkpered low.
accepted them ats ¡-onntersig-n anil pa­
A portion of the County it peculiarly adapted to alockraiaing. •»» * m ptly.
“ IMrvil a tut!” w as the re tu rn w hisper, rade.
a
“ Shure it'» not to b r thinkin* I'm
thooaanda o, sheep, horaee and c a tt’.o of the beat breed« and highest paid,
w ith the addition aloud:
"H
en-
it
be.
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■ I ,im n-r i '. ii I ’.-W»,” theflto*
»or,*’ th e woman answ ered. "Me
M ishter ihitcky, w n t by th e gin n l a ll
„ s«,(. th rew
hQX . eii. »<aa
gradtw are to be found within her b r Jert.
aunt use to »ay th o t th ’ »het m outh
o v e rt!, paper.
w e get a to «« now *’
caught no Ilea. Hut. w h ith er it do be
H esitan t Ix-tween new ly-h-nmed dis-
“ S a rrc u t. m issv," the negro repeated,
a
tight,
a
frolic
or
a
foot
race,
ye'd
txwt
The assessed valuation placed upon property is very low. a« well at
eipline an d the g ia m o u rb f oft-rep«-ated "tG a,; yo-s i r n . ¿holy. I has tospeetcil
kupe th e Agger up to th* face. W ait a
title,
the
green
nan-eommish.
advanced
vo-
¡j,. f„- i ^ - trips."
the tax levy, as th« re ia no ne< 1 of either • ing high, the < ounty Being b it. Mlnther W ill.”
Mie left McKee to polish hia com­ H E K X T K M 'K P H IS H A S P , A M P MRS. CLU- cautiously tow ards the wagon, peering * - T hank you. Can wo get n t e w to-
entirely out of debt with plenty of money in her treasury to meet all
k«enly nn«ier hi* uplifted lantern, night?" s h e agaiv. a >4.< », itnx.ousiy.
plexion w ith a hare's-foot, standing in
X A X aH«M»K IT W A R M L Y .
Gra-qiing the extended paper, he read it
-R eek ’» ,” th e bla k replied, as gntoe-
her obligations.
n m«-»t composite a ttire . A heavy, low-
a,s bjv-Hy. • I>* creeks is aeumuhsl
necked h u n tin g »hlrt term in ated in fo^idd times, w ith Peyton Fitxhugh. lly laboriously w ith one eye. while try in g
to fix th e other on the tw o women.
^4
| mt e l’s lig h t, an' I kin w uk
have you seen him aineu?'"
The County has a Aue two-story brick courthouse, surrounded by th ree pair* of dark tight*, draw n <>n for th e •au way.
“ Dot v,*4 ail ride." he said a t len g th , out onto de fiat*, shcly. Den, ef de rib-
n d ay m orning, a t the prisoners’
w arm th; and over these depended an
hatxiing back th e paper. “ You m ay b e r en i c!«*e—”
well kept ground«.
am ple skeleton skirt of the day drap<-d lim-i mit not la te r,'' MeK'W answ ered.
“ But « e d it be?" she toterrupU sl, im-
w ith a dark balm oral and a ma»*iv<- pun I “ I suppose he's loafing a bout th e elub, br<x-ee«t "
T he sen try steppe«! aside, facing and patien tly .
The principal business place« in the County are W aseo, Gras* \ alley ier of »tiff crinoline. S eleetinga heavy ’>ben he should be in V irginia, fighting.” coming
to a “c arry .1' b u t th e c art did
“ De m arxler know s." Pete answ ered,
gray wig ««f w om an's hair, he quiekly Meredith growl«*!.
and Moro, all thriving towns.
adjusted it. com bing the band* low
“ S«»: he hasn’t showed a t th e elub not move; and Miss Clay trem bled, lest gTarelv a s at? »venunter. “ lle .m t send-
over hi* forehead and tw istin g the ends since th a t night. But don’t abu«x- him. th e gulp from th e flask had done its in’ Pete no laarracles; so dis ol«« nigga’s
k n o w le lg e -n ,^ - d«?n't go no fodder dark
In a tig h t k n o t
Carroll, lie ’ll tu rn np all rig h t. I guess. work.
C IT Y O F M O R O .
“ Yell, vhat for you vos raiding?" th e de p r e s u n t But I re.k 'n !"
As he stepped back for final view, th e S«m«-th»ng I heard to-night make* me
corporal asked, im patiently, slapping
“ An«l w e reckon on some h o t eoff-.-e.
wom an recntenxl w ith her ample
am ple Sun- think I- itxhugh ia game.
said. "»
“ I hope hi the other retorted. “ But his arm s for w anr.th.
gown, and a poke bonnet o f tin-
Moro, tba County Seat o( Sherman County, is located near the center •iay
“ By me sowl. y e ’re a «larlin'!" was th e Clay, Y«m need it. Lfter th a t freezing
usual d epth ami flagrant in «lecoration Mosby and S tu a rt nessi men all the
of the County. It has a population of s«»mo 500 inhabitant», each and of gr«-«-n a,n«l yellow fkiwera. Ib-sid«-*, same."
retort.
“ Didn't ye ask fu r it—fu r ride.”
•Sarvant, Mar..' Kee," the negro said,
every one of whom has the interests of the town at heart; and no dif­ she earrie«! n ¡«ondcrous pair of eorM-ts, Then for tw o hours the tn«-n talked some av th ' counthry sign?” And the.
earnestly over roads. rout«*s and oaUofTs driver extended th e flask, in full lig h t rem oving his woolen cap. as ib ry en­
w ith am ple wnist.
ference how they n>ay/be divided on religious, political nr other ques­
” M ither of love! but ye d«» be a fine in the country. McKee never once drop­ • >f the lantern, adding: “ Ye n a d en 't re* tered. “ De -offee’s dar; a a ’. wid tl-
iady's p*»rmi*»ion. 1 11 go 'ten d te r M ara’
tions, when anything pertaining to the welfare of the town cornea up. eopy!” she erh-d. adm iringly. “ Yer ping into n a tu ra l spew h. b u t using fuse. , t do be th e' rale eray th u r."
Mary Clonan’s br»>guc and m anner,
W ith puckering lips and a quick g’anee Car’l’a h
then they set as one man, working togother in unity to acooniplieh the hill's r «larlin* knot an' nil; but thiin eliciting
his friend's frequent praise on tow ards his inferior, the new levy low-
W hile th e w orn horse was led in to a
lig* an* th a t waist shpoils th e sim-
purposes in view, and in every instance success crown« their efforts.
cred his light, seired the flask and t«x»k *he,tcre«l gin le. well ba '•< from th e
fuithry, T here.” site nitded, n«ljusting his capital acting.
And ju st u* the clock stru c k three, «<ne hups-gulp, w iping his m outh «»a his road, a n d rublx-d b risk ly fr .¿> «nu. J e
tlie «-«»rset. "ahlip under a few towel*
to heel by th e lu-awny l*hx. k./d.'K ee
t > fill out th* w aisth. aor! lz«ok a t him, Mr. Carroll M eredith's shooting trap, overcoat cape as he handed it lx*, k.
Moro ie about 1400 feet above the aoa level, and is Inc ited upon mb
draw n by his ,x-»t hors«.-. turn«sl slowly
“ Ye're n o t n fth er b e in 'm a n e «-no’ to poured steam ing coffee. Ther. C-arolyn
now!”
•nF ground th at slopes gradually to the north .»isl, making a beautiful
McKee, sebx-ting a massive pair of into Mr. G ray's large y ard, the host leave out yer parth n er?" th e ow ner o f Clay produced Mrs. Gray s mu h-pr&bed
pads, was deftly fixing them in place himself again sw inging th e key th a t th e liqui«! asked. “ It do lx- eow ,d eno’, tin.
picture to the traveler entering the city fruit .my direction.
“ No. n o t th a t,” the yo u th eried.
impriaoned the aleeping servant®—open­ I'm thinkin'. to m ake m nmle a dhrop."
w ith safety pm».
ing the gate. He stared w ith «s|ual sur-
••\o w ahlip th ' «lrissover yer hid.”
Again, in the s truggle Itctwven disci­ “ Those are y onr m an h»ng rr.ti ns.
Moro has a fine system of waterworks, and in fact is the only town
“ W ait a bit. 1 m ust aecure my figure priM> and «loubt a t the buxom woman pline and n a tu ra l g»xxl-nature. disci­ H ere's o u r b re ak fa st—M aryland e n '
pline w ent down, and th e G erm an e x ik e ry .”
in tho County which owns its own water plant, furnishing an abun­ first," he m awrn*il, stru g g lin g into a handling th e reins so like an expert.
“ Aisv. d a rlin ’. Ye've no nade to look
tight net shirt, and pulling it «lown
He dived deep into Mrs. Cl m an's
off into darkness. A quick
dance of water to its citiicns, as well us having an unlimited supply in snugly so as to round hia artificial out. T h' sh tra te ’s all clear." th e d r ite r stepped
grounding of arm s, a pause: th en he re- p«x-ket, com ing up w iih 11 pa k:-ge
aiuphtude into n a tu ra l curves. T hen—- said, m aking an easy tu rn to face the appeared, again w iping liis o w n m outh, w rapped in oil-silk and packed w».h th -
case of lire.
the dress slipjx-,1 on. th e hooks fasten«»! gate. “ Be me aowl, I do lx* forgetthin! as he returtusl the flask.
lx st «»f e.i'.d 4i,».-t..n’ia:.s: an : th ■ ...!-
and the poke bonnet in place—the 11 «-re's a note fur th ' young iniaa M isth e r, “ Dot vos foine, foine!” he said, in venturous p a ir hr» akfast«xl w it : i>
Moro has one of the best graded schools in the County, and no pains inasi,u«'ru«ler htnsle heavily into the McKay's soft on."
friendly eonti«h-nee. “ Now you yob vree tite n a tu ra l to fro sty m arni’ z. tor ely
or expense are spared in building up the school, each year making it sittin g nx'in.
T hen dea«l silence reignixl, as the to Kiss on."
ahhxl by d a n g er passed end h e. re­
“ An’ I'm nfther th in k in ' it «lo lx; m aster of the house t«x«k th e note in.
newed.
T hen, as the negr» again
“
Shure
an'
I
w
ill,
darlin*!
It's
none
bettor than tho pri ce ling one.
lline for bid. Mouther C arroll.” he suid, tm«»n reappearing w ith tw o shadowy too w arruin here," w as the answ er. loomed g ig an tic in the low d«x»rway,
w ith a deep but laborkm s courtesy.
figure«, one heavily mufile«,.
“ Au’, be th ’ same token. I'll shpure a tìie girl asked:
Maro has banking facilities equal to any found in tho State, as will
T here w as a long, clinging em brace,
••(¡rent!" eri«»l M eredith, glancing
J “ Any patro l boat:» in the river. Pete?"
“ Plenty, m issy; but deci doan’ count.
-•« enormous business houses of all kinds that carry full lines of every­ from eounterfelt to reality. “ Mary'» and then Carolyn Clay w hispered:
“ Word» cannot sav w hat I owe you,
very self! Willie, th a t would be a tr i­
Mos’ o’ «ley kn«>wa Pete, a n ' let? hin»
thing neaded in the workshop, on the farm or in the lion»«.
Bess—and him! T hink of it, <lear,
umph for burlesque."
fish onq u rah '»bonable.”
“ Be«t:*d, Mary shine,Is n rat: and I'm w ith Gixl's blessing, w ith in th ree days
“ B ut Mars' C ar'l auid tran tp »rts were
pa.-sing up. n ig h t before last," M< Kee
Moro has a bright future before it, and at no distant day its popula­ th in k in ' it do ,x> safe to th ru st tli' shpat I shall kiss m am iua and my p«x>r little
av h e r!-M a ry ," —h«- tu rn ed gravely to Fairfax!"
hi*:«t
.jfit *
-i.
tion will he more than doubled, as those seeking a pleasant and ideal her- - “ if I'm going to a ball o r a funeral
“tbxxl-by, darling Car»'. May He
place to live, with transportation facilities of the very best a, its door, it m akes no «lifferenee; but I w ant you w atch over and tak e y ousafely to them .
«To lx* C o n tin u e d .>
keep closely in the house un til 1 re­ Willie says you can tru st th e woman
with several religious denominations represented, with the very best to
tu rn your clothes. 1 k n o w , can tru s t Im plicitly.”
A l, W a r e s a v a o .
•chool, with one of the healthiest locations in the State, will come and you, and I «in tru ly g ratefu l for your
“ 1 «,«», dear; tell hint so! Good-by!
C»«xl
bless
you
and
him!
God
bless
trouble
and
w
illing
help
"
‘
For
year«
1 .-uff«n «1
un­
build themselves a home with us and help enjoy the benefit« that can
V
I,«- extended his hand, and Mrs. you all!"
told
tr>is»ry
from
br«'iu,vii;i-."
writes
only be derived from a town th at has the many advantages that Moro rio u a n shook it w arm ly, but w ith dep­
A nother stra in in g of the girl to her
recating shake of her head. W hen her heart, a long, sisterly kiss, and Carolyn
J. H. Johnston, ot Brought »n, G ; ,
possesses.
r
i
ow n was w ithdraw n a new gold piece Clay was on , he seat by her stran g e
“ that often J tvas unable to work.
g littered in it, nt w hich she stared cu­ guide, and Mr. Gray tuck in g in the
Then, when everything else failed.
heavy rolx-s, ntxxlfu, th a t freezing night.
riously.
“ Is it to kape th is fur ye I inn. sor?” Then «mt q uietly into the still stn-et,
, J was w holly cured by I)r. '< ngV
r v l '.i ; ¡Vi
slowly
over
«vhoitig
stones,
through
she asktul. imux’ently.
, New Diseovety i«>r CoPsUti.p; .on.
TO
“ No; for yourself,” McKee answered, tmxmless, b itte r e«»ld, the h u n tin g -tra p
quickly ch an g in g tin- subject. "B e snru ra ttled lightly, the pace m ending as
Mv wife suffered ii tens« ly from
and keep well out of sight til, 1 c«'ine." they neared the o u tsk irts and the im­
«.»<•««,Ifiilm ihl« maw-*«ln.» n r « ill mh .1
!
n.-thii.a
till ’ tir'd h r and nil
p
a
tie
n
t
horse,
given
his
head,
broke
into
"B ut I do be th in k in ’ ye'is a bit errin'.
'abMintoi, fm*aat at t acuiali •-•«• taartaM1
: tpm.1 il„ a nii-.lr I« of plnn-M suit er*-aa« I u m lalatur
jour experience g cs ’<> simw it is
fk»r," tin- woman nnswered, quietly. his sw inging tro t.
t » u NiastvaMaa o a N u r a h w M a a a fa a a i f )<*»v»x««4l
Carolyn Clay, w rapped in cloae-ellng-
"T hint clothes b«-n’t fur rin t: an' share
I the host croup m. .'« i; • in !?»■
ba»t«K n-w IT in O m - r.-nr luturo «■> w ill «l« U> i
I’m not Im p in 'a bhnnlt." She laid the ing thou g h t and one«- more j«»yous in her
«mboaaaU Mt «o yan. Tb»w m lnl*turra baw*Iswn prmtonwl1
tw
orld.’’ A t r i 'l wiil m:;«
- y ,i
sens«-
of
free«lom
gnincil,
w
as
as
silent
euglc
on
th«-
table
quietly,
ns
she
adde«l:
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T lx - r «M-a»«lime Ui«- mo«! .-«pi»u»l»rl
“ I'm alw ays riddy to hilp th ’ m asther for aw hile ns w as the careful driver; but,
•<)»«-rti«ttj« in nt «er » re r i i m 4 by « m . They winl-te yeu t.-|
t's uv.rival « i r t ! r. ■ • •• I - ■ g
f m«Jt« a caUafiw-tory m U cii
»X • pis»» <<r <h-y»u a* X» a a m lj
an' 1ns frinds: most ways w hin they're its they left houses far behind and
diseases. Guata.de« d I" tie s .'< >«•
i:-l«..,r»»..,-»11,1 ,,.L>| In
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W hs I ’ nylaUW j
shpitin* some d irty jhob o’ thim blue howled along th e c ountry road, she “ X HAS IS S l’ KCTED V li’ HF FO* t-AST
T K tl’S.”
WF.WlllflCMD flUR MEWSnUVENIB CATALOCUF j
and $1. Trial hctilvd free at all
eouts! But it ihx-sn t unde payin' Mary tiirm sl to her m ute companion:
II M aM U M y r«.)>ri.*nnu ml the |«IM I »«»Uw la Lor»
dhrop av th’ «-ounthry sign till th ' next
"Y ou seem to lx- a g«xxl driver.’1
Clonnn, sor, to kape her fae«- hid an' h e ,
druggist-«.
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li |,, n w urk n f n r i l
“ Shore; I've druv him afore.
Th* wun of yes as shtops me.
m outh - In-t. May th ' Holt M ither blis»
F M w ill .«ni-rnnlntf nud II I, f W M HV U>* aak»M
“ Dere vos bud cine iflore biekid." th e
mV shpec«l yer thrick. Mist her Will; but Iw-nstie know s the hand «»' me," w as tho
Parties wanting tit. o e r claims
11 rally •sptalB« our nnltine Conilnii Haa e( MUIag o«|
man replieil. "Dey vill shtand der Nonl
quiet reply.
I kin nivver tech thot!’’
wiil do well to write nr s- e M. F ti-
" ,s there any eha nee of in ertin g pa­ rued on, <i> «• n»Ul cloau by.” «
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"C ertainly you can’t! Forgive tny
“ I II slipake to im beyunt. I’lisint maurice, Moro, Or.
11« has son.«»
Thin nmilnvl Una m ,n ia«aU *l llanlf to Or«
aw kw nrdness, M ary," McKee cried, trols on this road?” the g irl again
dhrantes, darlin'!"
Itn n rto r n f a M illio n WniUSn» l*ar«a»aara.
w ith a deep blush, invisible under hi» queried, a fte r a pans«-.
yellow
pine,
2
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niillmn
feet to th »
w u it k rou rvu. isn'iuiaTiow.
aiar
The horse tr«»tted m errily by the
"Bivvil a guard." w as th e response.
pigm ent. “ But it w as n«»t lntend«xl for
‘pay;’ only a little present. Anyway, 1 “ Th' n d d ijjittint-gineril tow ld me by diraly-«'tttlined sentry, and th e deep 1 sectii n, 3 miles from a driveaM.-
shall remeinb«-r yo u r help anti tru»t th ' same token, X'isther M cKay—th o t sigh of relieve«! suspense b u rst from th«« stream. New railr«>>nl in « «>ur-« of
WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.
tlf nm d w as clear—"
lips of Carolyn Clay, aa they sped on- o nstruc'ion. Apply at once.
your loyalty alw ays."
"H alt! Who goes there?" ra n g o u t a wurd through th e glootn.
k » t a i « l ir x b d
lie shook hands again w ith thenw-om-
“ Why «lid you delay so?" she asked.
A •
Y ■ A R •.
Get your it p i .« riler supplì s e n i
an. who piuisi-tl in th e disu-way to say« challenge front the dnrkneas directly in
“ It w as very risky.”
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“ Thim jsH'kits be «lnpe, M asther Car- front: and the driver's g re a t fu r ghtves at • last.
Simply to a seertaia w hich fork u f ^ k s of Geo. Lolton, Moio,
rested
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gainst
the
am
ple
bust,
us
the
roll; an' tli‘ nig h t’s eowld. Ye’d bethel
d o u b le w h a t it is a t p r e s e n t
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•VERY PERSON
QBE YEAR'S FREE T B Ifll.
CORNISH CO,
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