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8. 1909.
•eeeea eeeeeeeeeeo eeeeeeeee
•efer to I t No, she would n o t Bha
would keep I t aud they would, hava a
great laugh over It at noon.
Hhe held to this last resolve for half
an hour, and then the m issive waa hid­
den away, and she waa going about
the hou»e with pale cheeks and com­
pressed lipa. At 11 o’clock the door­
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e bell rang, aud a traveling clock tinker
• C o p y r ig h ted .
190S. by A ss o c ia te d
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Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
askod If she had anything in his line
J
L ite r a r y
1‘reaa.
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to do. He set au obstinate ctock go­
• ' :o h a te money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
ing and collected a quarter for his
' is to deposit It with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank,
Everybody, including
themselves
skill.
said It w as a love match between Kit­
l ie was the man whom the husband
OREGON
fo u will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
MOHO
ty Itayne and Harry Bmedley auil that saw glide furtively away. . Ton will
it bum holes in your pockets. Aside from the tact that
soch love, trust and confidence were alw ays read furtlveneee to a clock
t
seldom to be found. It did not all end tinker’s movements If the sun happens
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elodi
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B
ryant
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your money will lie safe from theft; the habit of saving
with the honaymoon, as a certain crus­ to shine on him Just right.
So It happened that neither letter
tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
ty old tmcholor predicted, but when
was produced to be laughed over.
N 1857 I w as barely eleven wh»n
n a eneral understanding of business principals essen­
they had been married a whole year There was constraint, and both hua-
I shot iny first Indian. U s w a" • rlver was split by a roar as the report
b<^ re
he ,<ft behind a
the doves were still cooing.
baud and wife felt ,L They were no
chief.
I knew that from hl» eeltoed from bank to bank. Down turn very lonely and homesick boy. fr
tial to your success.
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Then one evening Mrs. Smedley had longer natural to their behavior, and
bled
over the Ute edge,
rolling
I
mi
l I the chief
headdress.
name
I never
Daring the first day o f my confine
w - Room« 1 and 2 The Ginn B rick | ,earnc<j H ere
the story:
over and over like a shot rabbit till be ment I felt too desolate to eat, much a lawn party, and as half a dozen that very fact aroused suspicious,
Sho Is deceiving me’’ and "He la
people sat together It was announced
My parents,
their
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
’ -k
------ “ - with
“ *• **“
•- seven chil­ landed plump In the water.
leaa to read. But as I grew accustom
A yell from the band he had led, and ed to solitude I derived real pleasure that the writer of an anonymous letter deceiving me” were what they were
dren. had moved from low * to Kan­
OREGON sas three years earlier. My ftthur ft-«Core of Indians «warmed up to the from the companionship of books had succeeded In separating a certain saying to them selves, and the seed
MORO
had taken up a claim hi Salt Creek bank But our tnen drove them back, Perhaps In all my life I never extract man and bla wife. All expressed their planted by the anonymous letter writ­
valley and built n com fortable Imino. and they gave up the attack ns a bad ed so much benefit from study as dur sorrow and Indignation, but host and er hud taken fair root. At any m o-’
meat during the next month had both
Qut he w as not toteujoy the good day« Job. At dawn wo limped worn out into
hostess felt called upon to go further.
L
/ /L Z .Z ..fc X A Z Z Z A A A / f f W B f r o A A d < A A A »
letters bceu produced all would have
Fort Kearny. The soldiers there start­
that seem ed to be fa w n in g for uh
T
h
e
husband
who
will
pay
the
been made^ plain aad the situation
K ansas Just then was torn be the l’d on s wild goote chuse for the In­
slightest attention to an anonymous would have tieen cleared up In ten
slavery feud, and In the bitter strife of dians. They were never caught. The
letter should be tabooixt from associa­ minutes. But they were not produced.
the tim e my father, after making nu «lashed. Rcalped bodies of our dead
tion with all sensible people,” was the They were treasured.
ant lala very speech nt u neurby post were found beside the wrecked, looted
observation of the husband as he
mobbed and Ida wagons.
The strained rejatlone became pain­
«tor., was n
placed his arm around his wife's ful. but wbht could either do? They
When 1 wns thirteen my mother w as
| nfe Threnlcudr. <?:i >. 13 occasion one
waist. “No one but a coward writes could not accuse each other on an
of my father's Irate audience—a man. btalldlng a hotel for the use of passing
those letters, and no one but a cow ­ anonymous letter. They did a great
Charles Dunne bv utune—slabbed wy gold hunters, for this wns late In 1859.
ard would act upon them.”
Office over W W M Co bank loved parent I') the t l ’”. At th e -tl’.OS when the gold fever sw ept America
deal of thinking, however.
"If I should ijvt n hundred puony-
It so hapi»eneil that both had been
of the attnek 1 stood unarmed over and alt roads led to Tike’s peak. Our
mous
letters
concerning
Harry
I
should
Halt Creek valley home lay on one of
engaged previous to their own engage­
OREGON my wounded father'd b'»uy and tried the most traveled route«. -
only laugh at them,” added-the wife ment. What did “Watch your w ife
with < h li:h b strength to lig h t off hl-
I MORO
as she klseed him before them all.
H otel hnl Alnu ntul furnishing are
and you will discover” mean except
assullnct; but, tliourh he cc-nrctl with
Three mornings later at his office that K itty’s old lover was writing to
life In htm from the place where lit not on the free list. Ho I wauted to
Mr. Smedley pecelveit a letter. As It her, seeing her secretly, persuading
was Hwwulted, he subseqm ally suc­ help raise money for our Valley Grove
U ta Y O E .
was addreeeed In the handwriting of a her that he could never, never love an­
Fred Wilson cumbed to bis Injuries. and In th«» fel House. With an older boy named
Frank Menefee.
other and suggesting an elopement to
low ing «¡»ring he died. This « alamltj Dave I’lilllip® - 1 planned a trapping
a faraway Isle?
deprived my mother anil <»ur fumUj trip. Winter w as setting In whon we
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The letter carrier w as questioned aa
o f a worthy and tiA caiaul brad y f _t »< started. 7 .______
, n d till K i n d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a v s In S to c k
We
bought
an
ox
team
and
wagon
to what letter» he delivered at the
houHeholdv his death being tin Incident
house. A private detective was paid
In the horrid Internecine rtiife that to transport the traps, camp outfit and
|5 a day to Bearch the town for the
eventuated In the tragedies of the civil provisions and took a large supply of
ammunition, besides extra rifles. Our
Office in the Vogt Block, upstair« wur. I w as then ten year« old
old lover. The boy that mowed the
lawn was Instructed to keep watch on
I could ride any horse alive. 1 had fl destination was the Republican river.
all life Insurance and sew ing machine
knack of shooMng straight, and I knew It courses more than 150 tnlles from
OREGON
THE DALLES
agents calling at- the house, and 1“®
som ething about herding -attic.
I Leavenworth, but the country about It
husband l>egnn to feel him self a Sher
thought these qualities m ight er.rn m e was reputed rich In beaver. 1 acted as
scout on the Journey, going ahead to
lock Holme«.
u living. They did.
Bomethlng was also done on the oth
A firm o f overland freighters
uh pick out trails, locate camping grounda
and
look
out
for
breakers.
The
Infor­
er hand. Night after night as the hue
sell. Majors & W ad d ell-w ere at Leav­
mation concerning the beaver proved
band lay sleeping—for even Jealov.s
enworth. One of them. Mr. Majors,
husbands do sleep a form clad to
had been a friend of my father. 1 correct. The game wns Indeed so plen­
tiful
that
we
concluded
to
pitch
a
per
white might have been seen going
^ sk e d him for a Job as “extra” on one
manent
camp
and
see
the
winter
out.
through hts pocket» In search of dam ­
I o f his wagon trains. The pay was >40
We
chose
a
hollow
In
a
side
hill
and
OREGON | a m o n th -a fortune It seemed to me
aging evidence.
MORO
enlarged
It
to
the
dimensions
of
a
de­
then. The work w as the sort usually
H is weekly visits to his Masonic
Intrusted to a grown man, and It cent sized room.
lodge had to be verified. If be went
All Work Warranted
We
had
seen
no
Indiana
on
our
trip
meant not only perpetual hustling, but
out to the evening to order soap at the
o f a ll m e d ic a l an d Burgtca j
M (ffo H o U l B r ic k. a lot o f danger as well, for the plains out and were dot concerned In that
grocery he w as followed. Of coarse '
A n.ir-ru hu-piial i»r ih.» treatment
wu 1 KJU enterod the
In those days were anytblug but free »quarter, though we were too good “4 butte» /V
must to some w ay 1» In commun’«-
to relax our vigilance.
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m tm th a j the beor.
dire»»e*,^rxeept su* h kh Hte c o n ta g io u s
from Indians. This latter thought r plainsmen
tlon w ith his old love and bare abr
period o f enforced Mie-
frightened even my brave mother, There were other foes, as we dleoov- I
doument or divorce In view. Just l>
R a te s , fro m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p or w e e k , a c c o r d in g to root»»
ered the first night in our new quar­
r o j goffin
Royllke, I w as delighted nt the Idea.
H,hlra try It! If he ran away he should
ib u U im e w jll m e e t a li tr a i« - and bos»« if h o sp ita l is n o tified .
making
the
«ragging
hours
endurable.
ters.
,
_
Mr. Majors said he would Jake me
be brought back to. chains. If he op
A ml
We were aroused by a commotion
A fortnight paaeed And one day.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
on as extra for one trip. I f I did
piled for a divorce she would fight th«
lu
the
corral
where
the
oxen
were
F o r F u rth e r In fo r m a tio n A d d re s s
weary
w
ith
my
studies.
I
fell
«sleep
well I could have a regu'AbJob. 1 re
ease to the last court to the land.
out with our over my books. 8ome on« touched my
solvod to do m iracles nv ian extra confined, and,-Burry
Naturally their set noticed that soi
r marie m goffin
rifles w r r o u tfa a hhg^ bear Intent shoulder, and. looking up I aaw an
The “train” was made up of t>r*nty-
thing was wrong, strive as the cou
upon
a
feast
of
beef.
The
oxefi
were
Indian In war paint and feathers.
five loaded wagons, each carrying
might before company, but no o
M e d ic a l D ire c to rs . -
- H o v r ' said I. With a show of
7,000 pounds, eaclixirnw n by six yoke bellowing In terror, one of them dabb­
knew Just what w as the trouble, a
ing
crazily
about
the
lnclosure
and
friendliness, though I knew the brave
of oxen and guided by a “bullwha-'k-
tor once the mutual frlepd did not lr
Office In The Goffin Building, 1st St.
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gy,” a driver w ith a long, loud cracking the other so badly hurt that it could w as on the warpath.
terfere and make matters worse.
Moro, Oregon.
n a if a score o f bocks followed at the so w ra n « « ooctmkxu to cn a so n -xua
,
whip Then there w as a bunch of not get up.
A more tnteersble couple did not »•
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Thllllps,* who w as in the lead, fired heels o f the first,
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Pl,AM
sqoeeatag Into the
loose cnttle.
On this occnslon
1st, but no explanations were asked
train w as made up of only three first, but succeeded only In ™ an<,“ J uttle dugmrt until there 1 -----barely
woinau be felt quite u hit of curiosity or volunteered. Anything of the s<r
train w’ns
wagons, and w e were driving a large the bear. Tain was now added to tne
th#m
,n
about It. n « opened the envelope to would have lutpn taken for falsehooit .
herd o f beef cattle to Port Kearny for savagery of hunger, and the lururtat
l WRh
he<rt j MW them en find It contained an aoonymoUh’lettor-
“Watch yonr w ife” and “Watch you
the use o f Colonel Albert Sydney John monster rushed upon Phillips. Da « I
faut j
op spirit agate w^*n no date, no algnature, Just the wonts.
husband” were watchwords ever be
. . . but
. . . his
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on 3 year lease at 3-ioths ston and his command, who were on leu ped buck,
foot slipped on g
Watch your wife and you will ills
fore them. Reparation, at least, mur
Nea-eet Hotel to Burine«« Center, Biftiks and Depot.
an Indian th a t I
their way to Halt fjik e to fight the bit of lee, and he went down with a I warrlor j
cover” —
. . . . .
, have been the ultimate result had n«-
thud,
his
rifle
flying
from
his
hand
as
I
fl(>ne
a
food
tQrn.
The young butdiaj»»} laughed auu the Jokers finally decided to show the!
920 acre: 800 acre« tillable, 75 acre Mormons. I w as only one o f several he struck.
Sunday D inner 35 cents.
| W hatever Do’« faults, he never for started to tear up the inUilhc. Then hands. One morning aa the young hii
I summer fallow, at »1.25 per acre,. I
~
A
bullet
from
my
rifle
entered
the
I
g
#
klndnese
any
more
than
be
for-
he reetralned his hand, aud his liftri» band »cached his desk another letb
no Indians had appeared
aQ Injury. The chief, who went faded to a grin. It wns a good Joke In a certain chlrography awaited him
One noon, however, when w e «topped dlstended month of the onrushlng bear J
Good House, Barn, and Out
for dinner and were loafing about or and pierced the brain, and the huge by the name o f Ral»-ln-the-Face, at to send him aueh a nituslve. lie would H is heart gave a Jump. In this he
fell lifeless almost across Dave's once recogntoed me andJ»1* * 1. “ •
carry It home at noon an«, laugh over would be told som ething specific, n e
the grnss wnltlng for the pot to boll
Buildings, P lenty of W ater
The ox had to lie killed.
I w as to that place. This chief w as tt with bte Itttlo wife.
we beard a scathing volley o f shots
dreaded to open It, and yet be thirsted
Dave's oiinnee to square his account the father o f the Raln-ta-fhe-Faee who
When the coward picked hltn out to for the solution.
from a copse. Rome bullets and a
Situated four mile« north east of] dozen or more arrow’s whistled lnt< with me came a fortnight later. We to a later ys«r hilled General duster at m eelve such a warning he took tlic - After a hesitation lasting five min
the memorable battle of the Little Big wrong man. He whistled and put the utee th® envelope was torn sw ay. The
camp. Everybody had Jumped up n
Klondike. Apply or write to
Horn. I displayed my bandage« and latter to his pocket and Itegan his next moment a bareheaded man. hold
the first shot. But three o f our mei
related the mishap that h«d J n a d e work. It wns funny. It would raise a tog a sheet of note paper In his hand
tumbled over nt once, ns If they hn<
C . C. J o h n s o n , M o r o , O re g n been tripped up. Then a number o
them necessary and refreshed the laugh They would show It to their <ilr waa running down the street. A block
chief*» memory of a certain
cte, and others would laugh w ith them. from home ha encountered a woman,
thlngH happened alm ost too quickly t
when a blanket and provtelofih had fflye^ minutes later he whs snylng to also on the run and alao bolding an
describe.
drifted his way. Beto-te-the-Fnce re­ himself:
Tw o bauds o f Indians were gallpp
ojien letter to her hand.
,
plied, w ith proper gravity, that be and
he
oro
“Watch your w ife and you whl dis­
Ing toward us. One bund stampeded
•'Kitty, my darling!”
Me chums were out after scalp« and cover” —
Hud ran off our cattle, w hile the othei
“Oh. my dear Harry!”
bserv er
confeaaed to design» upon mtna. but In
Dtecovar wluiL? he m<nt.Uly kicked
•rushed” us. Our men gaVe them
“I Just got this by mall.”
j . T . P e t e r s B ric k
consideration of an Id lan< ayne be him self for asking, aud yet the query
warm welcom e aud sent them beck on
“And I Jnst got this.”
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would spare the paleface boy.
kept bobbing up. A contemptible cow­
And when they recalled that every
the run. But the fight wns not over
M a in S tr e e t
1 Auld lang syne, however, did not ard of a woman wrote that unfinished woman In the block was watching
The “braves" only cantered out of
■pare the blankets and provisions, and sentence and wrote It to make trouble. them they compared notes. He read:
M O R O
O R E G O N
range. There they wrerc Joined by oth
the bedlseoed crew »tripped the dug If he could find her out »lie should
—“that she la usln* Allen's hair tool«
rs. They outnumbered us eight o,
out almoet bare of »uppllea, but I was suffer for It. Discover anything wrong on her hair!"
en
to
one.
We
could
not
hope
t<
A A A A A A A
thankful
enough
to
»ee
the
bach
of
the
on the part of his pure hearted little
itand against such a multitude. "
And hers:.
.
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MANAGERS
last of them. .
ft
wife! The Idea was villainous.
—“that your narry la getting a bald
ftolted tor. the South Platte river with
Tw
o
day»
later
e
Wteaasd
eet
In.
I
H e put ft aside again and again and spot on top of his head!”
tbu snvnres nt our heels and found
took an Inventory and found tnai, felt hlmrclf almost as mean as the
And then the doves came back and
belter behind the steep bunks. I'ron
economy
eoneldered,
I
had
food
for
a
writer when It bobbed up again. The cooed and never flaw the coop any
there w e opened fire again and drove
u
h
t
r
»
ih
»
p
e
o
p
!
»
»
to
p
weak,
but
ae
the
storm
w»«M
aurely
S T
O
P
dancing everySaturday even­ he follow ing redskins onve more out
forenoon was so long that he left the more.
delay Dave 1 P»t m yaslf on half ra- office half an hoar before 12 and start
of range.
ing until fu rth er notice.
tlon«. * — .
__ , _ sd for home. He wanted to show the
An Expert.
Frnnk McCarthy, our boss, said our
Three weeks were now gone, and l latter to his w ife and have a laugh
A good floor and the best of >ne chaueo wns to follow the Platt»'
In one of the Interior town» there
looked for D ave momentarily, but as over It. bnt som ethin* occurred to Hvre a fanner who brings butter, eggs
river to Fort Kearny, keeping out of
T h e D n lie « . O r e g o n ,
music by Hulse orchestra. sight
night followed day and day grew into change his plan.
and produce to market. an«L being Il­
under Its banks. So the thirty
E lectric L ig h ts
Electric Call Bell«.
nlgfit again I was given over to keen
He w as within a block of the house literate. also brings with him hie eon
Steam H eat.
five mile mnrch began through knee
anxiety. Had Phillip« Ioffe his w a y ’ when a man came «fat, gave a look up
deep w ater and quicksand. Half a day
to do the “figuring.”
Had he failed to locate the wnow cov­ nnd down the street and hurried away.
The other day the son was 111 ami
we kept it up. I w as dead tired, but It
H O T E L R A T E S TO S U IT YOU.
ered
d
agou
ti
Had
he
perished
to
the
Then, too. as he entered the door his the old man had to venture alone. For
w as no time for rest or com |> I «Into».
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storm? Had he fallen vtottra to the wife exclaimed to surprise and almost awhile ho got along pretty well by
Just the same, by nightfall my short
M o r o . O re g o n .
demanded to know why he wns half an tewing bis customer» do the figuring,
All O R & N T rains Stop at Front Door
Indians?
legs wouldn’t keep up w ith the I’W ® a
hbe tw e»ty-nteth day dawned. Rtar hour ahead of his time. He kissed her, but presently he »old tw o rolls of but
slon
I dropped back, little by little,
* Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
vatlon stalked into the dugonL Tne but It was a perfunctory klsa. She nes
ter to a woman who could not figure
■till plodding on as fast as my »«chin»
wood, teo, w as w sll nigh gone. But tied up to him. but he thought he
feet could move. We thought we bad
any better than he.
Express
and
Freight
p w t as w as my physical suffering my could feel her trembling.
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T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
The farmer was much puxaled, bo’
Delivered to any Part of the City given the Indians the slip, but I Still
mental dlatreaa waa greater I eat be­
At 0 o’clock that same morning the being reeolved that she should o<>
£
lugged my short, heavy rifle It w as
fore a handful o f fire, shivering and carrier had left s letter tor her to a know that his early education bad be«
Piano and Furniture Moving.
a muzzle loading “ Mississippi
•I ta w a n n im t the m*rni the head of on hungry, wretched and despondent
m i n i handwriting.
Rhe ojwned it, neglected, he took a scrap of pap
and carried a slug and tw o buckshot
tn d ia n c h ie f”
Hark! Waa that my name? Choking thinking that It might be a bill from from his pocket and began. H e P"
to each charge.
were chasing a bunch of ejk wrhen 1 w ith amotion, unable to articulate, I the grocer, and the next Aioment her
I» » » * H • ♦ » <
down a lot of mark» on the pap
The moon had risen, and I w n str y - fell and discovered that 1 could no!
listened latently. I««. R w as my name merry laugh rang o u t
,'
ing to catch up with the rest. Sudden­
and then »aid:
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and Dave’s familiar vote«, and with
“Watch
your
husband
and
you
will
“Let’s eee; dot’s a dot. figure’s a fig
ly In front o f me and nt the top o f the r,*Pm afraid 1 have broken my leg.”
all my ramalatog energy I made an dlscovei*’— were Its sole contents.
high bank. I sgw against the m »on the
are. tw o from ono and none remaln-
Watrh Harry? For what? Suspect
I said as Dave ran to me.
head
heau and
ano high
»»mu war
" ... bonnet
------- of an In­ .
. .
been a meoicai
medical
m v oi «aaWled FhBItp« to locate him of whet? It was an anouymoua wlth three to carry— <LMK madam,
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All kind« of Reservoir and Cistern work in con-,
the d u gaut and a paaaage w as cleared letter, but It was too funny. 8be felt please ”
Rhe paid over the »1 Oft * » k the
noclion with water system« installed in first
through the snow. And whan I saw tike m im ing out and showing It to the
Proprietor of
butter borne, had tt weighed «ml fig
tty) In the kitchen. Rhe would go and
tha door «pen the tension otem y
---- class style and all work done guaranteed.
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L . s :
1 4>ow It to a couple of her friend« and arc! ,»p” by her daughter, who dla
covered that the price should hare
Dynamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavation»
let them enjoy the laugh with her.
been »2.10 Instead of »1-110.— 8L Ix*n«
»be put on her h a t Then she halted
Globe-Democrat
The laugh had died away. Could there
be anything to It? Wae It possible that
Draying of all Kinds.
I brought up my rifle and to'k what stripped and w-t in
Little dog» »tert the hare,
■ a ir y waa »eaatvteg her? No. never!
could
In
the
deceptive
moon
splints
and
the^
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Trunks and Grips Hauled to and atm I
He made a pair o f crutches
When
my
sights
wart
Just
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purely,
light.
below the war bonnet'» feather« 1 | fnr ma.
from all train»
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W. H. Ragsdale
THE ONE
SU RE W AY
“T ell you w hat I think I’d bettor
4o,” said he. "The nearest settlem ent
Is some eighty miles aw ay, and 1 can
get there and back In twenty day».
z .
Buppoee I make the trip, get a team
for oui wagon and come back for
you?”
The Idea of being left alone and
well nigh helpless etruck dismay to
my heart, but there w as no help for It,
and I assented. Dave put matters
Into shipshape, piled wood In our dug
out, cooked a quantity of feod and put
it w here I could reach It without ria-
lng and fetched several day»’ supply
o f water. Mother, ever mindful of
my education, had put some school
hooka In the wagon, and D ave placed
... I tbeae
water. the
When
pun.-d the trigger. The »tl.loess of . the
¿¡¡¡¡J beside
flaal^ the food
oat> and
driving
our-
HOW 1RILLED
MY FIRST
INMAN
Attorney at Law.
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