Sherman County observer., January 10, 1908, Image 4

I
——
tlnu la gone. I lung ¿or something dli-
Cat That Kata Oreen Cere.
flesh and she would have been dead
"There!” He toe.se J It In the gtrTs
furent perhaps something 1 ought not
A North M ain street resident of Shel­
past ull help. Handcuffs we?e finally
I sq “See how long that w ill ainuas
to ham. Then whan I get It I don’t burne Falls, Maas., recently discovered
G R A SS VALLEY, ORC
snapped on Saunders’ wrists, nnd we
you."
As he resumed his paper I
want i t I t ’S Joat as If I reached <tet that hte eat te stealing and eating green
were all marched off to a vehicle In
watched the girl across the aisle with
and touched a passing bobble, and. a t oorn from the garden, says the Hprlng-
MOHO, OHKOON :
a new Interest coupled w ith growing waiting.
my tooch. It burst. Tot there te al­ fleld (Maas.) Republican. H aving no­
Committing Miss Osgood to the care
T R ID A Y ..................... Jan. 10. 190« myatlflcutlon.
ways that longing In my heart for an ticed th a t an ear or tw o of the com
of the prison matron, who took her to
unknown something, and It lurks there were missing each morning, he arose
She turned the toy over and over,
her own comfortable home, we kept
By JANE LUDLUM LEB.
Personal T a lk W ith You.
early one morning determined to catch
held it to her cheek and lips, her face telegraph and long distance telephones
still."
•s • "
“Janet, little girl, my present to you the thief In the act, expecting to find
Instinct w ith passionate yearning, then
hot for awhile. I was tbe hero of the
Copn-lghUd, HOT, by R ohm * Hpragaa.
was not much of a success. I wanted hte neighbors' bens or possibly a'wood­
If yon do not road The Observer slowly aud tim idly drew the string
r
»'••X-
occasion, receiving euloglums from my
JVhj N o it
PRICES REASONABLE
to make you happy, and I only succeed­ chuck. Much to hte surprise, he found
back and forth, producing a succession chief* and from M r. Osgood, all of
Robertson, the Jail breaker, handcuff ed lu frightening you. Suppose we hte pet cat and watched her tear an
We should like to have you take of short. Jerky, rasping sounds, which
king and magician, was in town. Bill turn the tables sad yon give me a ear o f corn from the stalk, husk and Conducted on Best Principles
It, and we know It. would be profitable to she gradually tempered and softened.
eat It to the cob. The cat te said th
posters were everywhere uunonneing present T’
you to become a subscriber. We «end H Finally, tiring of watching her. I re­
Why. I never heard of a girl giving have a foadnew for tow potatoes alea
two year* for $2 50; oneyear $150; 12^cts sumed my pastime of drumming with
C a m m e r e ta l T r a d e S e lle lie d
his arrival a t Peck’s Vaudevillo A m
a present to boom one else an her own
month la -a't much. Try It. Order by my fingers. Instantly she stopped, re­
ter, telling of the wonderful feats be
A Word For Nero.
Postal Card, and pay for It when you can
birthday. W h at under the eon do you
garded me eagerly, then, sadly shak­
would perform. Standing before one
"Nero fiddled -»while Rome burned I"
mean?"
A t a n y tim e when requested to do ing her head, dropped her crude play­
W . H . 8 IM 0 N ,
of these posters was a pale faced, ttred
1 mean thia, dear. I w ant a preaent esdalm ed the student
so, the paper will be discontinued. But we thing in her lap.
gtrl on her way home from the office that only you can give me. i t ’e a b|g,
’W
ell,"
replied
M
r.
Orowcher,
“th
a
fa
W
hat
was
the
girl
trying
to
do?
A
.Main
r*d' M O I« * O r e g o n
«xpect that all arrears will be paid before
I t was incredible to think th a t a n a n precious present You say you don't better than the custom many violinists
each request Is made. It is easy to ask us look Into her set, teuse face scouted the
N<
xl
door to Hotel Moro.
could do the things advertteeff to know w bat you long for, hot I know have o f practicing a t a time when ev­
/o r a statement, which will be cheerfully Ides of anything so trivial as a flirta ­
Bee
a
man
break
out
of
Jail,
to
un
what
I
am
reaching
for,
and
that
some­
erything
la
nice
and
quiet
otherwise."
rendered at any time.
tion. When I stopped drumming she
lock the dreaded handcuffs before Tour thing la you, J a n e t W ill yon give —Washington Star.
resumed her performance; ^ heu I
very eyes! Oh, no; it was too wateter- yourself to me, a present to keep al­
drummed she was quiet, listening In­
ful to believe! She bad often watched ways and to love forever?”
The Compromise.
tently, but w ith evident disappoint­
a crowd of urchins fo llo w in g ’ a n a n
Billy, that waitress hoard every
"M y bride wanted to go on a week’s
m ent Giving up the riddle at last, I
who had been arrested and once had word you said. It ’s aot fa ir to propose wedding tour, and I wanted to stay at
leaned back, w ith folded arms. Imm e­
seen him taken to the lockup, but th a t to a girl In an Ice cream parlor. I
home. W ell, we compromised by going
diately. w ith a most inexplicable look
a man could get out of hie own flee wouldn’t dare say ’No’ If I wanted to." on a tour around the world H—Meggen-
-toward her father aud toward me, the
All work guaranteed, and
w ill—this seemed incredible.
Do you w ant to say ‘No,’ JanetZ* dorfsr Blatter.
girl across the aisle resumed, w ith an
prices satisfactory.
Bring in your
She
gave
a
final
look
at
the
picture
almost
whispered
Billy.
air of desperate determination, the
articles for mendrng while yon wait.
of
the
man
on
the
poster,
tucked
her
*Well,
to
be
perfectly
honest,
I
don’t
same unvarying iteration of sounds
novel tightly under her arm and mov­ think I do. B illy, maybe, a fte r all, It’s
ami pauses until the performance be­
ed -slowly toward home. It was her you I ’m longing for, maybe lf a you
came almost intolerable. Indeed, It
I'v e been reaching out for all the time.
Stock Inspector
was getting upon my nerves, and I was
I guess It must be. B illy, dear, because
contemplatlhg an appeal to her father
I
have
been
happier
In
these
peat
few
Sherman County,
B y E. H . H O U G H .
when I stumbled Into Mie lig h t H er
minutes than I ’ve ever been la all my
maneuver was making Its way not up­
Oregon.
life before. I f yen’ll take me, Billy,
[C opyright, 1907. by E. H. H ough ]
on my nerves alone, but upon an inner
I ’m youra.”
consciousness, slowly responding to
R o u n d P i n e , $ 0 .0 0
Address: M O RO , OREG O N.
the msgic code. I began to follow and
E T U R N IN G to my car as the analyse that rhythmical succession of
Deer Sheeting Kxtraerdlnacy.
S p l i t P i n e , $ 0 .0 0
train started, I noticed that I sounds aud pauses until I was able to
T h e most extraordinary deer shoot­
shot rr OUT tow a in- Miss osoood .
had neighbors ncroes the aisle, recognize, distinguish aud translate
ing I rem ll,” said a hunter, "waa np
O a k , $ 0 .0 0
apparently a well dressed, gray them. The girl across the aisle was whom requested t i n / to aw ait their a r­
In Aroostook county. Me., one winter.
rival.
T
hat
eveulng
I
beard
Miss
Os­
italred and bearded man, his w ife and communicating through her crude play-
waa new to the business then. Tbe
good’s story.
their daughter, the’ latter so lovely that ’thlng telegraph messages to me!
guide posted ma behind a cold rock, •
Saunders
was
my
father’s
confldfen-
I stared a t her until my persistency
Noting my expression, she stopped,
very cold rock, near a runway, w ith In­
provoked a keen, tierce glance from their flashed a significant glance to­ tlal man." she said, "and a secret suit­
structions to shoot the deer that came
or
for
my
band.
I
disliked
nnd
dis­
her father, whereupon 1 withdrew my ward her father.
Obeying her un­
my way. H a waa to take hte post M o r o a n d G r a t a V a l l e y .
gaze, and he resumed his newspaper. spoken Injunction, I busied myself trusted him. The day of the robbery
Address
downstream a bit, and If I beard sev­
Im m ediately the girl across the aisle w ith a book, but In a moment she was he seized me on a bystreet, put me in
eral quick shots I was to leave my la ir
Receivat*
Deposite,
Sell
exohaiige,
carriage aud kept me somewhere,
glanced around, and I intercepted u at work again, uud her message read:
D .W . Hudson, Mosier, Ore
and come to hte.
flash from a pair of dark eyes instinct
An hour had passed, the coldest and »I.» a General Banking business.
“ 1 a m 'try in g to si»eak to you. Do right In the city, for several days. I
overheard him when he thought I slept
w ith what seemed like fear or en­ you understand?”
hour I ever spent, w ith nothing to
My response wus to cast a bewilder­ telling that he had w ritten fath er that
break the monotony of white enow and
treaty.
I
had
eloped
w
ith
a
man
I
hud
long
be­
But not even the beauty of my fa ir ed glance at her. Instantly she turned
black trees. Then I beard a shot I
fore
dismissed.
F
lh
ally
we
le
ft
Cincin­
-vis-a-vis could successfully divert my her face from me toward the window,
waited, and then heard another shot
mind from the painful theme upon bnt I was on the alert for the next nati, and he has passed me off as his
and another.
Finally there were so
crazy daughter and declared that when
which it was dwelling w ith a con­ message.
Proprietor ut
many reports that I started fo r the
sciousness of hum iliating fallpre.
guide’s station. Juat aa I reached him
“ Drum w ith your fingers on the arm safe from pursdlt he would force me to
The cashier and confidential man of of your seat ub you did before. I can m arry him to prevent fath er from
ha fired three times in quick succession
Practical Watchmaker
prosecuting him."
a large business house had absconded read that, I)ou’t look at me.”
through a, lane tn the trees.
“T
ell
no
more
If
it
pains
you!"
I
w ith half a million dollars in cash and
Here was the last link lu the riddle.
“ *Got anything?* I Inquired excited­
and Jeweler.
urged as her lips quivered and her eyes
negotiable securities, and simultane­ I rapped:
ly . ’Blast him. n or ha answered. T ’ve
filled
w
ith
tears.
ously the only daughter of the firm ’s
‘‘I understand you. How can 1 help
fired thirteen times a t the same old
Draying of all Kinds.
" I t relieves me,” she replied. “You
senior mam be r had eloped w ith a you ?’’
hock, aa* ovary tim e I fire he dodges
worthless suitor.
and ootnea up again like a duck In a
She appeared not to notice me, sit­ were the first friend I found, and by
Trunks and Gripe Hauled to and
M y firm w-as not professionally In­ ting with her hands relaxed, apparent­ th a t time I was nearly In despair. But
shooting gallery ’
from all trains
terested In this branch of the case. ly lost in reverie. ‘ But another mee from the moment I looked Into your
“We w ent down to see w hat waa the
face I felt that I could trust you. I
*1 WANT TO OO BOWL PUXABH TAXB MX." explanation of this curious maneuver
W e were to trace the absconding cash sage soon followed.
ter, described as twenty-seven years of
“This man who pretends I am crazy had studied telegraphy us a pastime, ao birthday, and her mother had given o f the deer, and—well, you won’t be­
«1» tall, slender and dudish, heavy Is not my father n o (jtn old man—only of course I recognized your tappings her a dollar to buy herself a present lieve me anyway, but whan we reach­
Immediately. H o w I thanked heaven Bbe still bad the dollar, and the thought ed the spot there were thirteen deer THE DALLES, -
- OREGON
black mustache, smooth stiaven cheeks, tw en ij seven. Read again."
while certain memoranda evidently for­
occurred to her that she could take a piled up as neatly as a market man
I rupi»ed “ Yes," keeping my eyes on fo r th a t knowledge!"
“And I thank heaven that I took up girl friend to the vaudeville tonight could have done IL every one shot tn
gotten and discovered in a secret com­ my book. Then her improvised tele­
the study when a lad, intending at aud see ibla wonderful man. Then she the right fore shoulder.
partm ent of hts desk seemed to render graph spoke again.
the task of overtaking him a matter of
"T h a t lane In the trees opened on a
“ He roblied my father, abducted me th a t time to fit myself for an expert recalled that her mother objected to
little time and ordinary skill.
a and w ill force me "to m arry him as telegrapher," I answered fervently. girls going to the theater alone. A fter runway, and the deer happened to be
M y assignment on the case was a soon as he Is safe from capture. H e “ When I am thinking deeply I fa ll In ­ eating her dinner she decided that aha aaing it; that’s all.
high compliment, and 1 bad been san­ threatens to kill me If I try to es­ stinctively into the habit of keeping waa too tired.
"W hat! You don’t believe It? W ell,
She would stay at
O f oourMe those who are acquainted
guine of success. But most of the cape or betray biin. Ills name Is Jere­ tally, as it were, w ith my fingers. But home.
neither do I f * —New York Times.
w ith W a tk in a L I n I men t would not tie
why
did
you
not
try
to
open
communi­
Every kind of rig to order,
dew s 1 followed ended in -a “pocket
my Suunders. Have you understood?"
The ringing of the doorbell after din­
w ith o u t a full supply at anv lim e aa it
cation
w
ith
me
in
the
same
way?”
my carefully formulated theories and
ner aroused her from her lethargy.
Had I? I f ever I needed nerve It
la good both In te rn a lly aud externally and all orders prompt and satis­
A Cawtlewe Meeieien.
“ I was a fra id to risk It for fear She w ent to the door and opened it.
hypotheses proved fruitless, and while was then. On my return home, de­
factory at reasonable prices.
There was a careful old man—a clerk for man and beast
debating as to what 1 should do next feated, twilled, 1 found myself by a Saunders would notice me and bus
"Heflo, Janet!”
F a rm e rs team s fed as well as
he was—who played the flute. The old For C o u g h s a n d C o ld s try our
I received a peremptory telegram di­ freak of fortune hot on the trail. Across pect w hat I was doing."
“W hy, B illy , won't you come In, or man entered a music shop one day, Cough Cure, money back If not aatlefled they are fed at home, if not better.
"W h a t would he have done In that shall we sit on the stoop? I f a pretty
recting my Immediate return to head­ the aisle, so near that 1 could touch
opened a large hook of music and laid W a t k in a L a x to n e to the very beat
Telephone at our expense.
quarters.
warm luslde.”
him, yet so secure In his disguise that case?” I asked.
It on a ahelf before 'him In an out of liquid laxative nnwle, aa over 400 cus-
"Nothing that any one would be like­
T came around to see If you would the way corner.
W hile ruminating thus 1 fell to he could mock me to my face, sat my
tomera In Sherman county can teallfv,
Y ou w a n t to gel y o u r w ashing in
drumming w ith my fingers on the arm quarry, while to this girl, his prisoner, ly to notice. H e would simply have go w ith me to Peck’s Vaudeville to­
Then he took hte flute out of hla coat It not only acta aa a laxative but tonic to the B a th e r Shop M o n d a y , aa the
pressed
a
tiny
needle
point
Into
my
aa
w
ell.
night. The handcuff king te there, you tall pockoL screwed It together and be­
o f the seat. Instantly the gtrl across had come tbe heaven sent inspiration
basket leave* f<>r i|,e laundry at an
arm , and I should have fallen back know, and today to your birthday.”
the aisle looked up, darting a keen. In­ we both needed.
gan to play softly the first tune In the
dead,
while,
as
be
took
care
to
warn
early hour Tuesday without a miss.
“Oh, B illy, wlU yon really take me? book.
quiring glance at me. H e r lips moved
Steadying my fingers by an effort, 1
Htater, A j t , E t i : : , f o p B W U w U
me beforehand, the only verdict would I ’ve been longing to go ever since I
as though repeating some formula, aud^ rapped:
When he finished the first tone he
as 1 kept on drumming her excitement
“Yes.
Your name next. W ill aid be heart disease. But when I caught read about blm. You sit here on the tamed the page and played the second.
sight of that boy w ltb bis wares I be­ stoop, and 1*11 be ready In a Jiffy."
visibly increased. Just then her fa ­ yog with my life .”
Then he played the third.
B illy aat down to w ait, and Janet
ther, looking up from Ills paper, frown-
’1 am Almo Osgood,” she responded. lieved I could find the way, w hile in ­
At the end of h alf an hour ba was
od a t her and. glancing over a t me,
‘The woman la Saunders’ slater. W e ducing Saunders to believe th a t I waa was soon In the midst of her toilet. still playing on. The shopman then
tapped bis forehead, waving his other alight nt Rochester, and unless help tem porarily demented—as he evidently She donned her beet brown frock and approached and aald civilly.
did—to catch and fix your attention un flower trim m ed hat because she no­
hand toward the girl.
comes quickly I am lost.”
•Do yon think the book w ill suit you,
I consulted my time table. W e would til you discovered w bat I was really ticed that B illy had put on hto beat s te r
For awhllo I kept up my drumming,
about."
gray suit and had hto cane w ith him.
and while the girl did not appear to reach Rochester In an hour.
T don’t know," aald the old man. T
“You certainly kept me guessing a They found the theater packed and
Do you fear arrest and temporary
notice me I could see thht she was
have only played half tbe tunes."
good
while,"
I
said,
smiling.
were fortunate In securing tw o bal­
listening Intently; her lips moved, and detention?" I rapped.
And he resumed hte subdued tooting.
"B u t It took you so long to guess cony seats The noisy songs and tlre-
I fear nothing that w ill free me
h er expression varied from one of hope
—Pearson’s W eekly.
to the deepest depression.
F or the from this man," w-as the prompt re- right!" she rejoined, w ith a sigh. “But, aorae dialogues which came before the
really, the greatest risk was when you handcuff king’s appearance on the bill
w a n t of better occupation I continued
Baeksd Both Ways.
the experiment awhile, finally ceasing
Very good,” I replied. “I f In mortal began to reply,” said Miss Osgood a ft­ seemed Interminable. No. 7 finally .ap­
The race waa over, the flag hoisted
er
a
pause.
"
I
feared
that
one
of
us
peared—hla
number.
H
e
came
out—
altogether, whereupon she sank back power 1 w ill free you. Say no motfe.
might make sonic unlucky slip or ges not the strong, big man she had pic and the crowd of fortunatea who bad
against the seat, pale and inert.
it Is risking too much.”
backed the winner had gathered around
By and by the cars.stopped again,
As I rnpix'il the Inst words Saunders ture (hat would betray us and ruin tured. but a Htbe, muscular foreigner, the bookmakers to receive their win­
all."
and they chained him huud and foot,
and my attention was attracted to a flung down his paper.
I stayed w ith Miss Osgood as late as locked aud relocked the leg Irons and nings.
"boy on the-platform Jerking a rosined
Be douo w ith that Infernal din!" ho
Oue vacant looking Individual, who
her
hostess
would
perm
it
ere
1
bade
haudcuffs on and le ft him there te get was evidently “seeing Ilfs” for tbs first
string through a drum shai»ed piece of exclaimed. “I t Is past all endurance!"
cardboard—a sample of the basketful
Yes!" said the girl wearily. “The her good night. When the various In out as best he could
time, claimed i l .
Jauet bung over the balcony rail, and
he carried and which he w-as demon­ tuno won’t come, and I'm sleepy!" She tervsted parties arrived the following
“W hat did you back?" asked the fa t
day I was lauded to the skies. M r. B illy ’s eyes feastdd on the bright gnd
strating w ith a seal and volume of lay back, w ith closed eyes.
faced man w ith the big walsL who
Osgood
declared
I
had
made
him
my
happy
face
beside
him.
The
little
fel
discordant sounds that rivaled pande­
About time!" 1 ejaculated. “W ill
waa atandlng on a stool.
monium. Instantly the girl across the you have a cigar with me in the smok­ debtor for life. Morning brought the low on tbe stage began hto a c t Slow­
“Stiver Cloud." replied the vacant
news
that
the
prisoners
had
made
ly
twisting,
turning
aud
writhing,
Blsle—that was the side nearest the er? I ’m feeling a bit dotty inyself.”
one.
simultaneous
and
n
l
most
successful
a
t­
seemingly In great pain, for several
Station platform—became violently ex-
“Thunks, no, I d a rt not leave the
“Why, man alive,” yelled tbs man
girl. This Is the first outing fo r three tem pt at suicide, nut they were dis­ moments he made no headway.
with the aatcbsl. “that horse turned
covered
In
tim
e
aud
suiieequently
tried,
“B illy, he to being hurt! W hy don’t back and finished at tbs starting post!"
weeks, and I swear It w ill 1» the last.”
“ 1 don’t blame you. W ell, I ’ll have convicted and scut to long terms of tome one help hl in?” Jauet implored.
" I know t h a t ” said the other, “but
O f eourse It hurts him. but no one didn’t I back the horse both ways?"
smoke nnd dtojtose of this thlnfc” I Imprisonment.
When I bade Miss Osgood farew ell can help him. He must get out alone.
took the toy gently from her lap. "So
There waa a dull thud on the green­
tw o days later as she left Rochester
"Tea, but that's cruel. Juat aee the sward, and an anxious crowd gather­
long.”
w
ith
her
father
her
sweet
eyes
con­
veins
In
hto
arms!
Oh,
Billy.
I
can’t
Passing through tbe train to the
ed. The man with tbe big waist had
stand it to see a poor man suffer ao! fainted.—London M all.
telegraph operator's car, I sent a code firmed his cordial Invitation that
should
be
his
guest
at
tbe
first
sppor-
Look.
B
illy!
Ills
face
te
getting
red
message to the Rochester authorities:
\rre s t man, woman nnd girl alight­ tunlty, and my chief very kludly made der aud redder every m in u te r she
T h a t our American roreata abound to
cried us she hid her face In her hands.
ing from car Cumberland, train 4?. that opportunity an early one.
plants which possess the moat valuable
There was a deathlike alienee In the medicinal virtues la abundantly attested
W ill signal. Send man who knows me.
house. You could hear a pin drop In by aeons of the most eminent medical
Men, Wemen and Adjectives.
Farnham,”
O r t a la adjectives are reserved for the a w fu l stillness In which the man writers and teachers. Even the untu­
When 1 returned to my section Miss
Osgood was still sleeping and Saun­ men and others for women. A man la held the audience. Janet peeked out tored Indiana had discovered the useful­
ders reading, but I managed to engage never called “beautiful.” Along w ith between her Augers, but dared not ness of many native plants before the A M E R IC A ’S G R EA TES T^ W E E K L Y
advent of the white rase. This Informa­
him In converott' u »:• t!l • •»• re-e'»ed “pretty” and “lovely” that adjective really look. Billy leaned a little cl
tion, Imparted freely to the whites, led
Rochester. Then lie i. . <!»• it .• g.i t < ill.« I i, »«• onie the property of women and and gave ber arm a reassuring p a t I t the latter to continue Investigations until
The Toledo Blade, Toledo, Ohio.
Leaning
sister, who shook Miss Osgood nous s'hikire.» alone. “ Handsome" and the encouraged her to speak.
to-day we have a rleh aaeortment of moat
Beat Known Newapapor In -
weak
“good
looking*’
are
the
only
tw
o
close to him, she whispered:
too gently.
valuable fimOrleaa medteinal roots.
Observer 12 months................$1.50
“B illy, I ’m ashamed to tell yon, but
The U u lted Wtitee.
“You alight here?" I said. “So do 1. adjectives of tbe kind common to el
*<h-
ther sex. Even “belle" has no real t w ant to go home. Please take me
Blade 12 m o n th s.................... 1.00
W e may aee more of each other."
Dr. Pierce b elieves th at our American tor-
id la moos valuable m edicinal roots
Popular in every stale. Circula­
“I think not." he answered shortly. masculine correlative In English, since I ’m so frightened."
Total................................... $2 50
tbe c u to q f most obstin ate and fatal dle- tion 180,(XX). In many reaj>cctB The
“beau” came to signify aotnetblng oth
“W hy, of course, little girl, but I
“I stop over but a few boars."
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BUly suggested Green’s
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across the sidewalk a fte r a heavy rain. eyes stared straight ahead,
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that the Weekly Blade i.ow has over
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bed
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Everything has tw o handles ona by
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'li. like a ds-
she would not be pacified and an«l fury l
which it may be borne, Another by you want. I came home this afternoon
the Blade publishes short and serial
ud hi his pock- I
1 m
and passed yon as yon were standing
o f the passengers were looking at mon. H e pi
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storiee, and many departments of
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,, by» 1 »-truck unjustly, do not lay hold on the affair you wanted to aee thia man do them
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the
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tered. Opening the window, he l»*da then,
oopy at
the
opposite,
that
he
la
your
brother,
lookod’ ll.» • a fo! ..'.ahi |iou. but proved
preaent to yom-do you?"
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uivertiae. When you get our ad­
Tag
O bs »’
B ook B torf ,
that
be
waa
brought
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w
ith
yon,
and
“ Isn ’t It ao, Billy? All my life I have
ternal machines, snatched It from him, to l»e a hoilow tube wltb a sharp me­ thus you w ill lay hold on it as It te to
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been planning to do thing*, and
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