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PAGE TWO ( jresham O utlook TWICE A WEEK P u b lis h e d e v e r y T u e s d a y a n d at G resh am , O regon. F r id a y H P u b l’r. L. ST. C L A IR , E d ito r a n d O ur S u h M c r lp tio n H a le » One year, 91 99. ■is m o n th s , 7Scta; tlirt>e m o n th 's t r i a l a u h s c rlp tlo n . 90cts A W ar-Tim e Story THE P A T R IO T Don’t Let SPY Sere Circumstances Hold You Back! ♦ H o w G eneral W a sh 'n g to n S e c u re d Im p o rtan t Inform ation By F. A. MITCHEL A d te r L la ln c R ates reasonable. Our re p r e s e n ta tiv e Break aw ay and g?1 the w ill c a ll. 'I here is still stan d in g in M orristow n. I th e situ atio n . H e saw* a negro ta k e P h o n e 701. . t h e so ld ier's horse to th e b arn au d N . J ., a house w hich G eneral W ash "T h e L in o ty p e I arg u ed th a t th e la tte r w ould stay to il ig t o n w hile m an eu v erin g a g a in s t tlie W ay It th e W ay su p p er a u d possibly all night. T he th a t W l n a ” B ritish arm y at New York occupied A m erican w ished th u t he could catch o f a s n is h ead q u arters, it is k ep t in e x sig h t of Je n n ie S m ith so n w ith o u t her T ow n O fficial p a p e r o f t h e G r esh a m . O r e g o n . cellen t rep air by an ass<K’ialio n o rg a n fa th e r seeing Idin. H e w aited till it of p ap er o f th e T ow n O fficial ized for th e p u rpose a n d co n ta in s a j w as d a rk ; th en , ty in g his horse to a F a ir v ie w , O reg o n . g re a t m any relics co n n ected w ith the j tree, sto le up to th e house to reconnoi- a» » e r o n d -c la n » m a tte r E n teret! lc a w ord for first in sertion ; o n e-h a lf cen l a w ord ea ch su b seq u en t insertion. F a th e r of H is C ountry. In th e kitchen ter. M a rch 3. 1 811, a t t h e P o a to fllc e at Looking th ro u g h a w indow , be .e g o n u n d e r t h e A ct o f is th e sam e enorm ous fireplace, w ith ( Ir ea h a m , saw th e soldier sta n d in g before th e M ui' n .4. 1X79 LD » d o c k cooking p arap h ern alia, a s w as used In L IrK S T tM K bar. w hile th e lan d lo rd w as behind it R evolutionary lim es. To som e th e most T h e n e b u la r h y p o th e s is th e o r y h as in th e a c t o f serv in g a m ug of flip. R EN T__ On s h a re s , 5 a c re s of I), i n v in d ic a te d by an a s tr o n o m e r In in te re stin g room is one on th e ground W oodville w ent aro u n d to th e kitchen SM A LL P IG S fo r sale. F r a n k G us- ta fso n . P h o n e 289. 26 g o o j p o ta to ia u j . C all 32x. 27 floor, in th e re a r of tlie building, th u t A rizona. W e th o u g h t so all th e tim e an d saw* Je n n ie su p erin ten d in g a ue w as used by W ash in g to n us u p riv a te g to cook, w ho w as cooking th e supper, COW W A N T E D — Y oung, g e n tle , f a ir hut d id n 't lik e to say so. P a stu re for K ent. office. m ilk e r, tu b e r c u lin te s te d . R e a so n D o u g lass B e a v e r G a rd e n . G reen l i e m au ag ed to a ttr a c t Je n n ie 's a tte n O ne sp rin g m orning In th e y e a r 1777 a b le p rice. J. F . M oore, R.- 4, feed a ll s u m m e r. R u n n in g w a te r S ir C onan D oyle p re d ic ts t h a t th e tion and. p u ttin g Ids lingers to his lips, a young m an w earin g th e un ifo rm of a G re sh a m . *26 50c a m o n th a n d up. M rs. E u n ic e U lste r people w ill n e v e r su b m it to an lie u te n a n t of cav alry in th e C o n tin en sig n aled h er to com e o u t to him. Jen- M D o u g lass, R. 1, T ro u td a le . P h o n e uie jo in ed him . au d th e tw o re tre a te d Irish p a rlia m e n t. T h e r e w ill he ta l arm y passed th e sen try before JE R S E Y H E IF E R fo r sa le — A 1 781. « a n o th e r ch a n c e fo r S h erlo ck H olm es. W ash in g to n 's h e a d q u a rte rs a t M orris into th e d ark n e ss sto c k . F o r fu ll in fo rm a tio n see Je n n ie d id not sy m p ath ize w ith th e L O ST — O ne bay S h e tla n d pony, M. M. S q u ire . 26 to w n . re tu rn e d th e m an ’s sa lu te an d w h ite sp o t on back, w h ite fe et. No P eo p le a re b e in g p r o s tr a te d by e n te re d tlie m ain hall. T h e re he w as Tories, fo r sh e bad been horn in A m er tify W. H. C le v e la n d . P h o n e 471. In at hack e a st. A re n ’t y o u g la d you m et by tlie g e n e ra l's orderly, whom lie ica and. being very m uch in love w ith F O R S A L E — T w o la rg e flve-year-old m u les, a ls o fo u r la r g e h o rs e s, w ell W oodville, w as read y to do an y th in g live in O reg o n w h e re th e m e rc u ry told to an n o u n ce L ieu ten an t John b ro k e ; 1300 to 1400 p o u n d s. H. F O R S A L E — O at hay a n d c lo v e r hay, j he ask ed of her. H e Inquired If the loose. P h o n e 756. tf re g iste re d o n ly 63 d e g re e s y e s te r- W oodville. In a few m om ents th e offi troojter w as to rem ain all n ig h t, and E. D avis. P h o n e 21. tf c er w as sta n d in g In W ash in g to n ’s d ay ? sh e replied th u t sh e did nyit know . She B E E F C A T T L E , S tock c a ttle a n d LO O SE T IM O T H Y HAY fo r sale. presence. th o u g h t th a t, h av in g eaten his supper, fre sh cow s w a n te d . A ndrew s. B ros., G uy H. R o b e rts o n . P h o n e 35x. tf "B e seated .’’ said th e com m ander, A fellow in 1l,OB A n g eles c la im e d he w ould go on to e ith e r N ew ark or P le a s a n t H om e. P h o n e 279. tu rn in g from his desk. "1 have sen t th a t he w ould p u t u p a c o rk sc re w FO R S A L E — L oose h o rse hay ~ P. E lizab eth to w n . W oodville told her he G re g e rse n . P h o n e 761. 27 st r a d u r e at th e P a n a m a e x p o sitio n a fo r you to do a m ore Im p o rtan t w ork su sp ected th e m an w as a m essenger. D R IV IN G TEA M fo r s a le . A n th a n an y w ith w hich I h av e y et In m ile high. T h e c o rk s c re w s w e re all 1 an d if so he d esired to get possession d re w s B ro s., P le a s a n t H om e. P h o n e POULTRY. tru ste d you. I w ish you to go to New tf of an y d o cu m en t he m ig h t hav e ou his 279. ill Ills head Y’ork am i if possible lenru th e in te n person. H e begged h er to find o u t if WANTED— S p rin g c h ic k e n s. W ill For Hale. t io n s o f G eneral Howe. I su sp e c t th a t pay m a r k e t p rice D. R e g a l, J e n n e possible w h at w as th e m an 's e rra n d K iglith g ra d e e x a m in a tio n s In No. 1 hog feed , p ro c e sse d b a rle y . lie is in ten d in g to move a g a in s t P h ila tf C lack am as co u n ty re v e a l 27 p e r c e n t delphia. If so he m ust e ith e r inarch I an d if he w ere c a rry in g a m essage to $20.00 p e r to n a t S u n d ia l M ill, S ta tio n . P h o n e 12x. try to g et it aw ay from him. ) F airview , O regon. tf fa ilu re s to pass. In M arlo n c o u n ty acro ss New J e r s e y , w h ere he will have T H O R O U G H B R E D E N G L IS H P E N - Je n n ie prom ised to do all sh e could ii w as co n sid e ra b ly w orse. In G re sh - to fight us. or go by sea. If he goes by ciled In d ia n R u n n e r d u c k s. B a rre d P A S T U R E fo r r e n t a t G re sh a m . A. P ly m o u th R o ck s eg g s fo r h a tc h ulti the class was p e rfe c t w ith o u t a land I desire to be ad v ised of th e tim e in th e m u tte r and. re tu rn in g to th e B. W itte r . S o u th R o b e rts a v en u e. house, b ro u g h t o u t so m eth in g for ing. $1.00 p e r s e ttin g , p o stp a id , pupil In lug re q u ire d to tr y a g a in . he moves, th a t I may he p re p a re d to P h o n e 383. *27 W oodville to e a t u u d p u t him in th e $7.00 p e r h u n d re d . P. F . U hlig, In tercep t Ills passage. My m ain ob G re sh a m , O reg o n , R. 3. sm okehouse. L a te r sh e re tu rn e d and , FR E SH COW fo r sale. Phone 296. G resham h as th e b a n n e r e ig h th ject Is to so th r e a te n him th a t he will said th u t she had talk ed w ith th e sol g ra d e class. Not a f a ilu re to re p o rt. not he a b le to send any m ore tro o p s to d ier an d learn ed th a t he w as on his a ss ist B urgoyne. I deem it essen tial O f co u rse we h av e a lo t o f b rig h t w ay to P rin ceto n , w here a B ritish hoys and g irls h u t we a lso h a v e a th a t .von should u n d e rsta n d th e sltuu co m m issary of su b sisten ce w as sta ■ o in p e te n t e ig h th g ra d e te a c h e r. Miss t'o n in o rd er th a t you m ay a c t Intelll tinned fo r th e p u rpose of g ath erin g gently. How soon can you leave?" su p p lies fo r G en eral H ow e’s arm y a t M abel A rth u r is to he c o n g ra tu la te d . D E N T IS T S "A s soon as 1 can secu re a d isg u ise.” IN 8U B A N C Ï New York She w ould d etain him If ’’Very well. Go, an d rem em b er tlini T he S ixth A nnual U nion L iv esto ck possible. I . OTT o u r cau se may depend upon y o u r sue W . J. OTT W oodville w as puzzled. H av in g seen show will he held on th e a s s o c ia JOHN BROWN c e s s .” th e B ritish sh ip s loading w ith supplies t i o n ’s g ro u n d s at U nion d u n e 4-5-6. L ieu ten an t W oodville left Ills com IÄ IU B A X C X .A lthough th e show lias b een s te a d ily n iau d er and w ith in an hour, in th e off M a n h attan Islan d , he had got th e D E X T IS T S R e p re s e n tin g o n ly R E L IA B L E IN in c re a sin g In Im p o rta n c e d u rin g th e g a rb o f a young co u n try m an , rode out idea th a t th e force w ould be tra n s p o rted by sea. W as th is com m issary S U R A N C E C O M P A N IE S G R E SH A M - - OREGON past lo u r y ears, it Is e x p e c te d th a t of M orristow n dow n th e road leading to he d irected to have supplies ready to G runge, w h ere he sto p p ed n t the tlic e x h ib itio n next m o n th w ill fa r P h o n s 5 13 O r ilh a m , O regon fo r th e B ritish on a m arch th rough o u tc la ss any p re d e c e sso rs a n d w ill ta v e rn th e b uilding is still sta n d in g — P rin ceto n , o r w as he to he ordered to c o m p are fav o rab ly w itlt th e la r g e s t fo r d inner, tlienee to N ew ark, w h ert send them to New York th a t they P lum e Main 2« S 8 s im ila r show s a n y w h e re In th e N o rth - he tu rn e d so u th to w ard E lizab eth to w n . m ight I k * loaded on th e ships? T his J a m e s E lk in g t o n H e w as now in te rrito ry w ith i n reach J. E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D. v ■ st T h e m ain o b ject o f th e show I S S U B iN C E u n c e rta in ty ren d ered It Im p o rta n t th a t o f tlie B ritish a t New York, and It be D E N T IS T A C C ID E N T S U R E T Y BO N D S Je n n ie should secu re fu r th e r In fo rm a is lo e n c o u ra g e th e b re e d in g a n d F IR E A U T O M O B IL E hooved him io keep a sh a rp lookout tion on th e su b ject. W oodville paced o ffic e 514 O regon ian B ld g. I..... ling of on ly th e best ty p e s of liv e L IF E P L A T E G L A SS not only to conceal Ills m ission, hut for HEALTH back an d fo rth b efo re th e sm okehouse P o r t la n d , - - O regon sto ck lo r d efin ite p ra c tic a l p u rp o s e s O ffice o n M a in S t r e e t In d icatio n s o f tile m ovem ents of th e im p atien tly a w a itin g h er retu rn . PH O NES. Office 816 Rea., 68. Som e of tlie best slo c k ra is e d in O re enem y. An h o u r passed, an d W oodville con F H Y S IC IA H B gon is to he fo u n d in U nion a n d a d Woodv ille p reten d ed to he a T ory to cluded to recounolter. L eaving the CONTRACTORS jo in in g co u n ties. T ory sy m p ath izers and found th o se of sm okehouse, he w en t to th e fro n t of S. P. Bittner, M. D. tlial persuasion Ju b ilan t a t th e pros th e house and saw th e soldier talk in g P h y sicia n and Surgeon Tlie S ta le H ig h w ay C o m m issio n p e rt of ending th e w ar au d re-estab to Je n n ie, w ho seem ed to be doing her ALFRED HAMMAR O F F IC E H O U R S lias re c en tly d ecid ed t h a t o n ly su ch llshlng tlie au th o rity of th e king. They best to e n te rta in him. every now and 10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. t o 3 p. m. P la sterer am i C em ent C ontractor. 7 to 8 p. m .. u t R e s id e n c e co u n tie s in th e s ta te as w ill p ro v id e told him th at tlie troops from C anada ag ain rising, going to th e liar au d re P hones Office 116 R esid e n c e 118 E s tim a te s fu r n is h e d fre e on r e s u b s ta n tia l fu n d s w ith w hich to b u ild w ere to he m et n ear th e m outh o f the tu rn in g w ith a m ug of flip for. th e Office H o w itt B ld g ., o v er P . O. M ohawk riv e r by troops from th e q u e s t. All w o rk G u a ra n te e d guest. S atisfied th a t all w as going p e rm a n e iit ro a d s w ill p a r tic ip a te in so u th and th e line o f com m u n icatio n well, th e spy re tu rn e d to th e sm oke | P h o n a 501 O r e a h a m P . O. B o n 31 th e division of s t a te ro a d fu n d s. by w ay of th e H udson an d Lake house. A bout It) o'clock Je n n ie cam e T h e re is s ltll re m a in in g In th e ro ad C ham plain would soon lie open to th e P H O N E S : R esid en ce, 111; Office, l l x fu n d $170,00(1. a n d th e c o m m issio n B ritish, cu ttin g th e co n fe d e ra te d colo to him an d told him th a t th e soldier H. H. HUGHES, M. D. IF Y O U W A N T F IR S T C LA SS W O R K SEE Jias v irtu a lly d ecid e d th a t tills su m nies hi tw o p arts. B ut he also heard had gone to lied well tilled w ith liquor. P h ysician aud Surgeon As soon as she w as a ssu red th a t he w ill In d iv id ed am o n g th o s e c o u n tie s from "p a trio ts" th a t B u rgoyne w as H o u rs 10-12 a. m . 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. w a s sound asleep sh e w ould go Into w hich have a lre a d y v o ted ro a d b o n d s m arch in g thro u g h ii wild co u n try . In his room mid c a p tu re a n y th in g he Office, H ow itt B u ild in g an d th o se w hich v o te th e m a t th e w hich It w as difficult to feed Ills arm y, m ight h av e in Ills possession. GRESH AM - - OREG ON n e x t e ’ectio n . T ills m e a n s th a t c o u n an d unless lie w ere su ccessfu l In form W oodville hud beeu d ep rived of sleep tie s w hich a re to he a id e d In h u rd - lug a Junction w ith th e force m oving for several n ig h ts and w hile w aiting v u rfa c e road b u ild in g fro m th e s t a te from th e so u th In* w ould lie In a c rit fell in to a slu m b er. He w as aw ak en PHONES R esid e n c e. T abor 120; ical position. Office. M i(n 4812. H om e A 5152 is! by Je n n ie, w ho th r u s t a sealed la u d ibis y ear a re : C la tso p , J a c k s o n T h is indioatisl to th e young lleuteu J. M. SHORT, M. D. an d C o lu m b ia w ith th e p o slh le ad d l- a n t th at vvliat H ow e did in th e way p ap er into his hands. She had tak en th e p recau tio n to tiring also a flint l*h)M ciau and S u rgeon ( ii ii of C la c k a m a s, M arion a n d C oos of sending troops to su p p o rt B ur an d steel and a can d le and stru c k a He».. 9 3 EaM (t9th St. goyue w as o f g reat im p o rtan ce to the light. W oodville ru b b ed his eyes and O ffice. 1 1 1 1 -1 2 B e llin g B o l l d in g W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S Shall P ublic U tility K a te s l*e P O R T L A N D , OREGON cause, and it w as especially essen tial read th e su p e rsc rip tio n on th e paper. E T T S E L T . JONES F R A N K X . JONES Itcinii H erat ive. th a t G eneral W ashington should know , It w as to C ap tain G eorge D oncaster, T he P u b lic S erv ice C oin m issio n In so fa r its possible. Ju st w h at H ow e w as O ffice P h o n e 46 . R e s id e n c e , 339 com m issary of su b sisten ce, P rinceton. t in s la te of W a sh in g to n h a s ju s t doing in tin* m atter. Knt W oodville A ttorney*. N. J. B reak in g th e seal, he read : G e o . I n g lis , M. D. i. ad o red a d ecisio n th a t ra te s o n lu- w as not ueai enough to th e B ritish P H Y S IC IA N and SU R O E U N C a p ta in You a re h e re b y o rd e re d to »end h ead q u arters to learn m uch ab o u t the a ll th e s u p p lie s in y o u r possession to a K 3691 M ain 1940 A ll p r o fe s s io n a l c a lle p rom p tly a t le r u rh a n ra ilro a d s m u st lie r e m u n e r tended. S p ecia l a tte n tio n to d is m a tter, so In* ilelerniim sl to m ove ou p o in t on th e coast d iie c t ly e as t o f P r in c e aliv e It tlnils th a t su ch ra te s In th e e a s e s o f the E y e s and fittin g o f ton and depo sit th e m on th e beach a t the C. G. SCHNEIDER g 1 a s s e a S e a ttle s u b u r b a n zone h a v e been uti- to th e w est hank o f th e H udson, n e a re s t in le t, w h e re th e y c an be ta k e n off o ffic e H o u rs 9 to 12 a m., 1 30 to 5 A t to r n e y -a t-L a w A in boats. Y ou w ill a le - d ire c t a n y officer proflinbly low an d a u th o r iz e s u ra is e w here Jersey City now stan d s. over r ir e t S ta te B ank G resh a m , fam ily of p atrio ts o f th e n am e of in c h a rg e o f a s u p p ly s ta tio n south o f you 439 W o r c e ste r B ld g P o rtla n d . Ore o f fares. to tr a n s p o r t ids supp lie s to th e coast a t a C u rtiss lived th ere, to w hom he w es In g iv e an e le c tric r a ilro a d th e know n uud mi w hom lie could rely. On c o n v e n ie n t p o in t fo r s h ip m e n t. S ig n a l by r ig h t io ra ise Ils p a s s e n g e r fa re s is Ills way lie passed tlie K in g 's A rm s, a tile on th e dunes T h e fle e t w ill be n e a r you on tlie - th Dr. W. C. Belt not a new id ea but It Is o n e t h a t th e ta v e rn kept by a Tory nam ed Sm ith B y o rd e r o f .M ajo r G e n e r a l H o w e . people w ill h av e to grow m o re fam - son, who had a p re tty d a u g h te r. Je n PH Y SIC IA N AND SURGEON W hen W oodville had read th is he iliut witli T h e W a s h in g to n co m m ls- ule. upon w hom tlie young soldier threw Ills a rm s atm ut Je n n ie and gave Office on M ain S tr e e t, op. L ib ra ry loii v a c a te s Its o rd e r s o f 1910 an d lookisl w ith loving eyes. H e d esired h er a dozen kisses P h o n e 18 G re sh a m , O re. C lass a n d P rivate L essons allo w s a d v a n c e s In fa re s to fifty -n in e to pay tier a visit In passing, h u t d are " W h a t does it m ean ?’' she asked. " i t m eans th a t G en eral H ow e Is a ’Ions on th e P u g et S o u n d E le c tric not do so. because If recognized by Phone b«l LLORENLE M HONEY her fatlicr he would la* lietray ed to the going to a tta c k P h ilad elphia, and be ---------------------------------------------------------v sy s te m . Dr. H a slo p e x p e c ts to open offices U n d er re d u c e d fa re s m ad e In 1910 B ritish amt hanged as a spy, so he d u re not try to force his w ay th ro u g h In F ir s t S ta te B ank b u ild in g . G resh th e I n le ru rb a n lin es lo st m oney an d w ent on to th e C u rtisses, w h ere he New Je rse y , liable to he pounced upon am d u rin g th e tw o d a y s T u esd a y w as taken In and given a lodging by G eneral W ash in g to n from M orris vicic u n a b le to m a in ta in th e ir se rv - and F rid a y , s t a r t in g th e first T u e s WiMsIvllle uotieed a n u m b e r of ships to w n I m ust be off w ith th e docu day In May. n •' T lie c a rs an d th e tr a c k s ru n lying at an ch o r In th e riv e r au d th at m en t a t ouce." dow n a n d th e b u sin ess fell off m o re th e boats going to th em usu ally car- G iv in g Je n n ie a farew ell kiss. Wood an d m o re, a n d th e ra ilro a d com m it- ’ rltsl w hat ap|H*ured to he supplies, it ville w ent to th e point w here he had M R S M S Q U IR E tio n w as co m p elled to allow ra te s to looked as If they w ere p re p a rin g for left his horse and. m ounting, rode OSTEOATHIC PHYSICIAN ud SURGEON Main S tre et opposite he ra ise d III o rd e r to g e t th e ro a d s a voyage, but to w hat |>olut did not aw ay P a ssin g th ro u g h N ew ark aud B an k o f G resh am A p p o in tm en t» m ay be m ad« for ap|N*nr. T he spy w as n e a r th e ferry G runge, lie ascen d ed th e rise w est of o n to a p a y in g basis. a b o v e d ay» a h ea d by c a llin g F ir st T h e re c o rd s an d te s tim o n y ta k e n am i noticed soon a fte r hla a rriv a l a tlie la tte r place, anil early in th e m orn S ta te Bank. P h o n e 938 B ritish so'dler d isem b ark , m ount his lug rode up to W ash in g to n 's lit*ssd- b efo re th e co m m issio n show th a t S arato g a stsili followed. P O R T L A N D O F F IC E horse and rid e w estw ard A soldlet q u a rte rs at M orristow n T h ro w in g w hile th e e n tir e p la n t of th e P u g e t 4 5 5 -6 -7 * 8 -9 M o r g a n B ld g . J e n n ie Sm ithson w as suspected of h im self from his horse, he asked to see S ound e le c tric sy stem . In c lu d in g becomes used to th e w ays o f soldiers H h w u lw a ) and W a s h in g t o n S t. and th ere w as so m eth in g ill th e m an'» th e gen eral W ash in g to n , w ho had h av in g stolen tlie p aper from th e B rit lig h t anil p o w er p la n ts, e a rn e d a n et m ovem ents th a t Indicated to Wood risen early to begin th e w ork o f the Ish trooper. hot th e a c t i-ould never lie p ro tit o f 7.87 p er cen t in 1909. in ville th a t lie w as going som ew here day. h earin g t h a t W oodville had re proved ngaln«t her A fter lnile|H*ndenee 1913 th is fell below o n e h a lf of o n e w ith an object. T h e m ost likely oh tu rn ed . d lre i’ted th a t he I k ? show n to w as secured -h e m et her rew ard In p e r c e n t. T a k in g off th e tw o p er Ject lie could h av e w as ca rry in g a me» tits bedroom . On e n te rin g th e young th e h u sb an d S'.e d e slr «1 c e n t allow ed fo r d e p re c ia tio n , th e sag e m an held o u t to him the p ap er he R h eu m atism Q uickly Cured. n et loss w as 1.58 p e r cen t T h e spy rati to th e b arn , got o u t his had secu red th ro u g h J e n n ie Sm ithson. S e c u rin g new c a p ita l fo r e x te n - ’ horse and m ounting. start<*d to follow "My s is te r's h usband had an a t "A h !” exclaim ed th e general. " H e C atch in g sig h t o f him goes liy sen t” P h ilad elp h ia. Now we tack of rh eu m a tism slim » w as Itu p o ssib le u n d e r th e c lr- j th e soldier In his a rm .” knew Ju st w h ere and w hen to m eet » n ie s a w en Known resid en t of New c u n ista n c e a , a n d th e W a sh in g to n i ascen d in g ttie heig h ts hack o f th e riv C o n tr a c t or D a y 's W o rk Ihihllc S erv ice C o m m issio n co n clu d e s er. he s lo w e d his pace, rid in g only him ” ton, Iowa “ I gave him a b o ttle of W ash in g to n w as no t ab le to p rev en t C h a m b e rla in 's L in im en t which he its rinding* by s a y in g : "A s to th e p ro n e a r enough to him lo keep him It* G o o d Work : : Right Price* th e u ltim a te c a p tu re o f P hiladelphia, applied to hts arm and on (he next posed (raise in ) ta riff a ll we nay is • te h t T h e B ritish er took th e road t R ltxabethtow n It w as d ra w in g nest b u t he cau sed H ow e so m uch tro u b le th a t p riu ia facie a t le a s t It a p p e a rs m orning th e rh eu m atism was gone." th e close of th e day. and, p assin g th e th a t he w as p rev en ted from sending F o r ch ro n ic m u scu lar rh eu m atism g e n e ra lly to be a p p ro x im a te ly fa ir, K i n g s A rm s tav ern he stopped, dis m ore tro o p s to help B nrgoyne out of you will And n o th in g o e tte r th an in view of th e ev id en c e in the rec m ounted aud eu tered O ffice in L ogan Bldg.. 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