CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1909.
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il. i. Merrill.7 was rny father*® mother.
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I o f ten liun.rlm* she I* n j*art of me.
A'1 independent local luwnpape.
Cement Woker
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thitt her spirit Is i.ilne. It’» the only
A /oft I t I the inter fts o f Central
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account
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Sidewalks.
Foundations,
basem
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Buildings
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htruetid in first c!a.“s m snusr. iV m sn t will until *t
j nee.**
F o o lish <1 Every i'hurscihv.
any other Building M aterial.
T he Cem ent A x * is on,
1 “Your fath er's motherV** he said me-
.4 ib^crlplivr. price, i l ÖO per year, in
DonT be behind the tim es. Kernember 1 am here to
chanicuily. “That** queer." He nee ru
arivance.
Stay , and I G uarantee every part o f my work : : -
ed to he trying to sbukt* him self free
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from something. " I t ’« heredity, I sup
Cement For Sale
1 n’.ered as Second-class M atter, May 4, pose. You have vi. ions of a white wo-
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1 I >0, i t the P ost Oilic.- a t Central Peint, I man, ft woman named Merridy, eh?*’
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'OrejfoiV under th e A ct o f Congress of Suddenly 1:1* m anner changed, and he
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«poke bo roughly tbut she looked at
M arch 3. lo7S>.
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1 him in vague alarm .
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“H<»w do you know? Hour do you
know nhe was his mother?**.
“l ie t o l d me h o .”
Stark Buarled. “H e lied!**
“ 1 ran show you her wedding ring.
! l t v*D0N’IS ABOUT liRC”
I ’ve alw ays worn It." She fumbled for
Butte Falls
Eagle Point
Central Point or
the oluiln about her U'*ck, but It eluded
Medford.
The Óregon Conservation asso- her trem bling fingers. “It has her
mime in It—‘From lain to Merridy.*** | Rough Lumber
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$18 00
$16 00
ciatioh is sending out some good S ta lk ’s hand darted forward and tore
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advice regarding fire durin t h e the thing from her shoulders. Then he j Sized 1 side
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dry season. It is intended m >re ! thrust it under the lamp and glared at | Sized 4 sides
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{ the lnserlptiou, while his fingers shook i
especially for the information of so that he could barely distinguish the ;
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campers in the mountains but words. Ills eyes w ere I.lazing and his No. 1 Finish
At the Old Stand,
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No. 2 Finish
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Striae of the rules apply as well ! face livid.
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Ni*ciu cried *,ut. but he dropiaal the j
Second and Pine Sts.
a round town. In view of our re j ornam ent and sea.ed her fiercely, lift- | No. 3 Finish
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Central Point, Ore.
cent experience here it is well to lug h» r from the c hair to her feet, i
Flooring,
vertical
l:*,ep the following rule;;in mind. 1 Then with one sw ift, downward clutch !
i lie laid hold of h r dress at the left |
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grain No.l
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Don’t toss away burning to | shoulder and rlp|<e<l it h alf to her |
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w aist. A hoarse sound cam e from his Flooring vertical
bacco pr matches.
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Don’t make a camp-fire in lea- 1 throat, u cry half of amazement, haif
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grain No. 2
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Ves, rotten wood, or against logs, i “ Let me iso! Let me go!” She itm g - i
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,wheVe it may spread or you can’t ghd to free herself, hut lie held her In Flooring flat gr. No. 1 20 00
Fine line cf
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a
viselIke
grip,
while
he
peered
closely
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Flooring flat gr. No, 2 20 00
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be sure it is put out.
| at a blemish well down upon her back.
Always clear all itifiamable mat-1
i Then he let her slip from his grasp, Flooring flat gr. No. 3 15 CO
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lor away froth around your fire. j and. seized w ith terror, she staggered
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from hJ:u. He was leaning lieav- House lumber 4x5 etc 13 00
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Never leave a fire until it is' 1 | away
iiy with both hands upon the tuble, his
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Shiplap,
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thin lips grinning, his whole manner
Don’t biini your slashing In the ! so terrifying that she shrank back. Shiplap, No. 2,
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One door west of postoffice,
turned and made for the door,
’dòse season without a permit She
whereupon he straightened up and said Sugar pine shingles Noi 2.5o
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froth the fire warden.
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in a queer, commanding voice:
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Don’t operate an engine with- ' “•Walt. Don't go. 1—I- you”— He Sugar pine shingles ’No2 1.75
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licked his lips as if they were dust
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out a sjiark arrester in the close dry,
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passed an uncertain hand across Apple Boxes
season.
his beaded brow and, raising the wa
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Rut. out any fire you find if ter pail beside the door to his mouth, Pear Boxes
drank heavily in great, noisy gulps.
carr. I f y'6u can’t, notify a fire “Let me out of here!” the girl de
Rough Lumber 11.cn pjr M at our Derby yards
warden or other public officer, or manded imperiously.
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“Hon’t lie scared,” he said, more
the landowner. Remember that
now. "You must excuse me.
any little fire may become a big quietly
You—you gave me an awful fright.
one if left alone
Yes. that was it.
Don’t worry.
I
mean any harm.’*
All these rules but the first and didn’t
* You hurt my shoulder,’’ she said,
last are LAW, and violation is almost ready to cry. “And you tore
| my dress,“ she added angrily—"ray tine
punishable.
Let Us Figure On Your House or Barn Bill
dress. Are you crazy?”
Next to water, earth is the “ You see. It’s like this—that name of j W lllC (H* poGIIC
best thing to put out fire with. Merridy and that ring well, the whole
The beèt tools for fire fighting thing was so startlin g I —I went off
my head.
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We are now prepared to furnish your home from
Medford
Eagle Point
Butte Falls
are the shovel, ax and mattox.
thought it don’t m atter, w hat I
thought,
but
I'm
sorry.
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cellar to garret—Stoves, Ranges, Graniteware,
For addresses of fire wardens
H i get you a v. 1. J o lot of di
in your vicinity, write the secre and
if you like.**
China, Tinware, Washing machines, Lawn mow
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NOT IN THE COMBINE
L u m b e r , S h in g le s B o x S h o o k s j
A t their yards at the following places _
at prices stated below:
“ 5,000 IN 1 9 1 2 “
H ot P e a n u ts ,
P r e s h &. S w e e t
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectioneries
S. M oroe
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Hosiery, Shirts and Trousers
for Men and Boys
ELI JONES - Central Point
Mills at Butte Falls and Derby |
Yards at Bülte Palis, Derby and Eaqle Point.
Complete List of Dry Stock Always on ¡lands
MEDFORD FURNITURE COMP’Y
THE ONLY COMPLETE HOUSE F U R N
ISHING ESTABLISHMENT IN S. ORE.
your order to BuRe Falls Lumber Company,
tary of the State Board of Fores
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try.
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BARRIER
B y R ex B each
C o p y r ig h t, 1908, b y H a r p e r A R r r t h a r a
everything, but his amazement
rendered him speechless, and now
j was thankful for It. Cure must be
orc'lscd. She must not leuru too mi
fur tf she suspected the truth
would go to her soldier lover at once,
and no power oa earth could bold 1
buck. That would block the ven;
anee that he saw shaping Iu the dank
recesses o f Ids distorted brain.
F irst, and above all, bo must get the
girl away from Flambeau.
These last few moments bad driven
Necla’s own worries from her mind,
but be was bent ou recalling them nnd
so continued cautiously:
-Y o u were saying that you thought
you'd go aw ay. I think th at's a good
plan, and you'd he wise to do It for
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Send your watches by mail or ex-
press when in need of repairs. I
will guarantee to return them in
good order.
M a r t i n
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kept in a first-class up-to-date house furnishing
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FR.EIGHT PAID TO A L L
Near Post Office
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F in e
W a tc h
Je w e lr y
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ino anyhow .** T fie very thought th rill
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p o i n t s in
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“ Does he knew you love him?**
T he tender. Hohblng laugh «he gave
wan ample answ er.
“ Well, w hat's your plan?**
“ I l I don't know. I am bo torn
and twisted with It all that 1 can’t
plan, hut I have thought 1 -ou g h t- to
go aw ay.”
•flood!*’ he said quirkIv, but his ae-
quioHCPliee, Instead o f soothing her,
had the contrary effect, and she burst
out Impulsively:
“Oh I can’t 1 can 't! 1 can’t go away
and never see him! I can’t do It! I
want to stay where lie is!” She had
been holding herself In stubbornly, but
at last gave m iy with risk less nhan
don. “ Why w asn’t I born white like
other girls? I ’ve n r n t felt like an In
dlau. I ’ve alw ays dreamed and fan
cied I was different, and 1 am in my
soul. I know 1 am ! The white Is so
strong In me that It has killed the red,
nnd I’m one o f fath er’s people. I ’m
not like the other two. They are brown
and silent auil us cold ns little toads
lin t I ’m white nnd full o f life all over.
T hey never see the men and women
that 1 see In my dreuins. They never
have my visions of the beautiful snow
w hite mother with the tender mouth
aud the sad ryes that alw ays sm ile at
m e”
“You have visions of such things,
eb?”
“ Yes. but I cam e a generation late,
th a t’s nil. and I ’ve got that other wo
man's soul I ’m not a half breed I ’m
not me nt nil I ’in Merridy Merridy!
T h a t’s who 1 am .”
Her race was turned away from him
so that she did not notice the frightful
effect her words had upon Stark
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heaven, tills in iny night!“
dition.
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H is lithe body became panther-like j
“Very well. Hut don’t let anybody
In poise, his bearing that o f the meat j
see you.’*
oatlug anim al, and his face set in a
“Of course not.”
“It s getting late, and your folks will j tierce, exu ltan t cruelty as he blew out *
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be abed.” lie looked at his watch. his light and left the c a b
“Midnight! He here iu an hour.”
C H A P T E R XIV.
T he light, e f sacrifice was in Necia’s
M Y 8 T K R Y IB K U R A Y E L E D .
eyes, nnd her cheeks wore blanched
with the pallor o f a great resolution.
lEUTEN'A.NT B L itR K l.I , was con
“I ’ll be hero in an hour,” she said
siderably lukeu aback when a
simply.
quarter of an hour a fte r the
He let her out, closed the door a fter
yountf lover's » static return to
her and locked It: then, drawing a deep his quarters Gale knocked at his door,
breath, be raised his clinched hands for the trader's visit, coupled w ith the
above his head aud gave a great sigh late hoar and his somber -countenance,
of exultation. Next he took out his forecast new complications.
six shooter aud examined It carefully.
“ He's here to object, but it won't
The shells did not suit him, so he filled (To.” thought the lieutenant as be made
the gun with new ones, loosened the his visitor welcome.
three lower button* of his vest aud slid
Meade swung his big reading chair
the weapon inside his trousers band: out beneath the hanging lamp and, go- -j-
then, faring the direction o f Hale’s lng So the sideboard, brought back
trading post, he spoke aloud:
bottle, some glasses and a pouch of j -p
“I was a long time coming. Gaylord» tobnceo. Noting the i Id man's sigh of | J
tint F u i here, and I've got you where fatlgae as he sat him self down heavt-
! C a r lo a d o f F r u
Fve wanted you these fifteen y e a r s :' ly, he rem arked sym pathetically:
Yes, and I've got you, too, Burrell! By 1 "M r. G el« v « i 'v , s u tts ^ k e e til«
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“I.cf me out of h e r e !" the girl iU tnauiled
imperiously.
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! more reasons than oue. It will give
| you time to think it all over and know
i your i»wu mlml. 1 waut to help you—
I’m g.dng to help you because I ’ve got
an interest in you like you were mine.”
Again lie betrayed that strange, m irth
less nmu«cnicut.
“There is no place for me to go,” said
Necbi blankly, “except the mission,
nnd l have no way of getting there.**
“Don’t you worry. I’ll furnish the
means, nnd you'd better go tonight’*
she bInched "yes, tonight. There’s no
use prolonging your agony. I'll get h
boat ready and rend a trusty man with
you. The < urfent Is sw ift, and if he
rows well you can make It by tomor
row evening T h at’s only m o ulght
cut. nnd I ’ll put some blankets alM»«nl
so you can wrap up and ha\e a sleep.”
*T must go back and get some
Cloth'S** she aid at which be would
“ Vv u t »e did >oU
' w lu.
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Lave uctuuend had he t e l m yu that
Id s v*d e was pitched In s different
she cou!d not travel in her pres* nt e ru
kf \ now
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added, 'T r *
tin? H jn I (old yen at
W hen You Think
Of the p*in which many women experience with every
month it makes the gentleness ami ktadneaa always associ
ated with womanhood seem to he aln»o>t a mimde.
While in general no woman rebels «gainst what she re
gards as a natural necessity there is no woman who would
not gladly be free from thia recurring period of pain.
D r. P ie r c e ’ 8 F a r e rite P rercrv ttio a m ak e»
w eak w om en stromk a n d tick w om en
w ell, a n d U vea th em t r e e d o n front p a in .
It eatabti^hea re g u la rity , subd u es i at la m *
m at ion. h ea ls u leara tio u a td cu re a fa*
m a le w ea k n ess.
Sick women are incited to consult "hr. Pierce by letter,
free
All correspondence strictly private and sacredly
confidential. W rite without (ear and without fee to World’* Dispensary Med*
ieal Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., President, Budialo, N. Y .
If you wan* a hook that tells all axnit woman’s d’tease*, and how f© c-ire
.n at home. *end ?! one-cent %r*n©a to Dr. Pierce to pay coat of naG .i|
ax'* aud hr *. 1 1* send yoa a free c»pr of his treai u ru*a.ui-pa^r illusfitted
t'o m e :u Sct.w Med-cal Adviser re\sed, up-to-catc edition, iu p*per t u u n .
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