Elmore bulletin. [volume], December 20, 1890, Image 4

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Gentlemen : It please* ua toatate that He
himself
are coming lo the front very rapidly. In
the caae of your remedy a. in proportion
i t .iw nthnr hlrtnrv end liver mrr *****
to noie« of any other kidne> end liver cure
0 il, _ . -
or medicine for the cure of kidney and
„ . .
liver disorder«, The Great Sierra Kidney
and Liver Cur* i* the beaf-aelling article
on our «hvive*, ami U rapidly on the in
rrvaae daily. H-pv. tfuliy yount,
CorriN & Mayiikw, Dmggiau,
t
Twentieth and M.aalon atreeU. San hr.,,
c, " c °. C * 1 - ^
It i. natural enough that a man who fill, him
.If elth «vine ihould cat e grape , Inc Bgun
when he walk».
WHAT TME BtraOllTI 8AY.
Ma Rea 2-1. 1)««.
Manufacturer» of the Great £»*rra Kid- i
ne y anti Liver Cure .
In our Judgment California production«
KI.BCTRIC KIIRCI.
The (Ireal fundamental Principle of the
1 nlvrrae and lia IVwer lo Heatore
A (ieneriia. Of.
llraltli to lluinanltl
fer k> tir». Darrin The» Will Treai
anil t ure Ihe lllali anil I.»», the Kieh
and Posr. «r All tirade» and «talion».
Tree of charse I Bill further Notier.
Experiment» by »cieiitiat» are con«—ntly
and ««rely prov'iiir electricity to be the
great motor power of crea'lon. Kleclricity
i» the moat powerful chemical agent, a«
well a» fhe ban» of chemical action. It 1»
the primal element of Mglil ami heal, ihe
prom ter of life and Ihe «i—iiier of
health. IH»ea«e yield» readily to it« mau
nellc touch, and even unrelenting d nth 1»
averted bv it» presence. Thousand» of
alNiced aiid »uffering liear wltne«» lo it«
healing
r wer. The electric irealment. a*
by Ihv». Iiarrln. has revolutioa
Ixed the practiie of medicine, a« I« shown
by the follow
KXTKACT« Ok TMTINONlAl*:
(îeorire ('. Sootten, Alhlna. Or. -Bing
JP. 7 t , T„r.n e gSm* n W^l l , .',Z ; H
r'eaVlnd'^u^r STuffSÄ
ru(vi , for
Mr» .1. K. Smith, Prlnevllle, Or.- Nerv- the
lebillty and grneral w eaknt*«», almoaf
bordering on iii»»nlty: re»tored.
I). J. UrahaiiT« child, Springfield, Or.—
Painfully afflicted with granulated con
junctivitu».complicated wlih ulcer* of the
".I A i" m-w" on the O H. ,
& N. Co , residing at »10 (I atreet Portland 1
Loie-umplion, bronchiila and catarrh:
cured and trained fifteen pound«.
David Ho»»' »on. Woodland. Wash. to
Pal fill hip d!-e«e: bad to be carried to
dactor'» olflee; cured. Mr. Korn has »
daughter residing at the Merchanl« hotel,
}*«>r1iaiid a»»«I ran b© referred to.
H neon McCoy Dufur. Waaco county,
Ur. i leaf ne»» and terrible pain In the ear „
ai d h.ad -lx month», until he wa» marly
-, ; re»! les»ne»» and Inaoninla; restored
in health by electricity after all other
treatments had failed.
I)"«. Darrin can lie consulted dally at the
Wa»hl> gton building,corner of Kourfhand
Washington »trmt«. Portland. Hour*.
lit to ft; evenings. 7 to H; Sundays, 10 to 12
All chronic an<i seule dlaeaaea, blood
taint«, lo«* of vital power and early Indie U
cretiona permanenûy cu-ed, though no
n-fcrences are ever made in the ore»» , on
•riling »lieh case», owing to the delicacy of I
the|iatieiita. Kxanilnalloii» free to all, and
circular» will be »ent free to any address,
Cha'uae for trealment according to pa
l 'ai ici, IS at a dlilance can Is- cured hy
I,orne treatment. Medicine» and letters
»en, without the doctor»' name apiiearing.
IN. H Dr. Darrin has a branch ofttre at
the McClelland hotel. Koaeburg. October
1» to »V. and at the Oregon hotel. Ashland,
Otobt-r 25 to Noffawr 1.)
It
Hv malarial dlmom the human machinery eau
nlil *h«U t».rforai lt»"rtlcc lilKestion. mrreliue.
ev»cu»ll"ii «rc disordered, the tdnud become* tb
irartlce
m«
It
nun
' •
c*
Wfien a woman «ayn auvthin« mean about a
mau nhe at way« wiu*ln up her remark» by my
UiK "Aud th*' men are al l alike "
HH AKKN OUT OF OKA It
*rv. the nerve« feeble, the coantenaoee
gha'tiv, Bleep dUturbed and apiwttte caprtrtoo*.
I < mille tn this dineaae, fell
Tliere Is, however, a known autlnote to the mi
aniiiatie |w>in*)ii and a certain «af**Kuar«l aeainat I
It. In milartou» renfoua of our South and Weal,
In M*»tith Ameriea f iuateinela and on the Isthmu*
of Panama, a* well M tu traMMMrlM countrt«*
where the «eonvan extale, thU Inimitable pre
venthe aud remedy. llontetier »8t«»maeh Hlttem.
ha* during the la*i thirty five year» been eon
ntautly widening the area of It» uaefuluaa» ami
deraountratlug IU «ovaretgn value Liver com
plaint. dy»pepe1a, ron«tlpatlou, kidnev trouble,
rheiimatlNin und debility a re all rem edied by It
How Iiiiik wm Bnroaou'« Hwc®*,"" "I'M,,
kuon I didn't have any gas meter with me "
;-...
Sufferer« from cough», «ore throat, etc.,
nIi ou Id try 'Hrown» Bronchial Troche» S
* -. - ♦ -
u hen does* » Parliament dl««olve, p«p**
« hen l, *vt. I»"' «>"t water, m,
Why not » atr your clothe» by uhIuk th«*
Ik*hi, pnreat, mo*t economical aoap, IJjb
bin*, hleot ic f Mail© ever nine«* IHrtl Trj
it once you will une it always. » '»ur
sniÂÂiïï wl " **' '*• ,or
Thr tnelxnc ht»!v day* have eome- hotel brU!«l
ebaiutwo th' iu <ietn«ml _
KII'TIHR ANI> I'll.KM Cl'KKD.
S lur»» «ud «11 reotxl dl»
uiention from lrti«in«*w,
No cure, no |my ; «nd n<» j*«> until rured. Ad
for i»Mii»i»iilet Dr». k'oiierll«ld A L«aey»Mi
M«rk«*t H«n Knwftaw.
We IMMitlvely rtirv rt
«*a>«*N without pain or
> Ir
All tht year round, you may
relv upon Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Uiscovcry to purity
the blood and invigorate the
system,
sarsa
.
HUI UTC. ^
It S the chcapi'St blood -puri
r 1 1 el .. >
fiCT, Sold through dru J^lStb,
because you only pay for the
j J a* * I *
J((kkf yoU gCl.
Your money is returned if
. . 1 J r. . Ä „
it docsn t benctlt or cure ^OU.
YOU *lsk more ?
' . f .. . * » v
" Golden IVledlCdl 1 /ISCOV*
alcohol to
j
It's not like the
parillas, that are said to
be good f«»r the blood in
March, April and May. The
" Golden Medical Discovery ''
works equally well at all
times, and in all cases of
blood - taints, or humors, no
matter what their name or
ery contains no
inebriate, and no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion.
It's a concentrated vegeta
ble extract ; put up in large
bottles ; pleasant to the taste,
and etjually good for adults or
children.
The " Discovery '' cures
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, Tetter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings. Hip - joint disease
and kindred ailments.
ami,
By H. RIDER HAGGARD bto
He colored again, b. could ntto prae.nl
himself from doing *o.
'•No,"b..u.w.red,"whet makes you as*
*ha retd, laughing a little.
"feminine curiosity, laoppoa». i thought
***** **• Oowl-by,'* aad ehe went
leaving Edward Coeeey to the eojoymeut UU
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eaatia and. asking for Ida, was —own into
tb.drawing room, wb.m sb. found tor
W.'^ütoncmkhar.not wi-mit warm-.
for tbs two women, although they were at
the oppiBite i*>l«aof character, bail a friendly
feeling for each other
|„ n wav they were both strong, and
strength always recognise» and respects
a—pi.
the .., Uvo yOT1 walked upr asked Ida.
H. , "V-. \ «me on the chance of and,.« you
1 u> * , T* k ^
Am. said Ida, wnatuttr
"This forgiven«,, but are you engaged
to be married to Edward Lonaey I"
to Ida looked at her in a.low, s-tely kind of
» way. which —mad to ask by what right —
cam» to question her. At least eo Helle
, t ^
«■ know that I have no riaht to ask uch a
ear „ 'know that Iha »no right toaskeu a
qumtion, —amid, with humility and. of
courm, you umd not answer I«, but I have a
other reason for Mking."
"Welt." mid Ida. "I wm requested by Mr
the Coamy to keep tha ma tier secret, but
pear* to have divulged it. Ym, I am eugsged
£T-To^r?.JSio
12 ^ \ ,. r
blood ' T- »i'
U , tk * 1 i" . ®' ." 1 , " ! 7 " .'iThiC.'».
no "Do you -oiid.r why l ask you tl i.r »h.
on —id 1 will tell you. though probably when
of I have doue so you will never »|wak tome
and again I am Edward Lomey's discardail mi*
trees," aud she laugt» d Utterly enough.
pa Ida shrunk a little and colored, as a pure
ÄÄSÄSMSSÄTS
hy know," went on Ih lle, "tluit 1 mull
«mm a shameful thing to you; but. Ida, good
and cold and «lately a» you are, pray Uod
at that you may never lie thrown into temp—
t,on. pray God that you may never be mar
rtwi almost by force to a man whom yon
hau», ami tbeu «utMonly know what a thing
It to to full in love, aud for tba Br»t tin— feel
r«?- t|_. »»what riirht
h.es I »« 1.1 lea vivni" ** 0 *
•Hoi^l b.m " w«t ou Belle. "I lovad him
eau nauiotia-lv and for a little while it was a»
!?**,„ h . . , . for lie
tb ""* h hMBU Uatl f" , , k ,
umltocure for me a Utile, and 1 think he
"Cond-bu." and tha want an
"What a cowanl f" «aid Bella to bermlf.
Ha docs not »van dare to —II me tha truth."
Nearly an hour la—r «I— arrived at the
a
my
would have taken mo away and married me
nfterwanl, but I would not hear of U, becauw*
mi __.. . , .. »L .
aeainat I kuaw it would rum him. He offered to
Weal, once, and I refused, and witbiu three hours
of that 1 believe that he wa« bargaining; for
... .. wo* th« old «tor\ he
pre J** 4 - wall, aua mau it waa tua oiu «tory, ne
Hlttem. foil more aud more in love with you, aud, of
eon cour * e% | u*d no hold upon him."
ami «• y«*." «aid Ida moving iniiMitientlv "but
com ^ *•** ioa, moving impauanwy* oui
why do you tell me all th»»l It la very pain
It ftlu j | had rather not hear iL"
"Why do I tell you I t toll you baoanm I
" do not wish you to marry lui ward Cowey 1
tall ytrti because I wish him to feel a little of
etc., J . . . , . , h . «
S " üal 1 1 b
he should not marry you.
**| wuh ttiat you could preveut it," said
^ w(th ( wdd ^, , wtburU . % aR , . ure yuo
th«* quit* welcvxna to Mr. Coawy, «» far as 1
IJjb AlI) eoncenuxi, for I deteat him, and 1 cannot
Trj imagina how any wotnau could ever have
'»ur ^
,or ™ï'2 a t ', h r tot"
wi— Mr. Loamy, and 1 Hunk I lia— bun
too, i know th»t i did bate bin, when I met
biiu in tbe street just uow, and tie told me
that be was no* engaged to you. You my
tbal you detest Inn,. wby tben do you marry
bun I You are a Ire* woman."
"Doyou want to kuowr'said Ida, wheel
As for tbe
brU!«l
dl»
Ad
ng round and lotvklng bar rl«ltor full in ihe
tacm. "I am go<ng to marry him for tbe
otne reaaon that you «ay cau«e«l vou lo
tuarrv — liecauae I must
may
,_ . . . ,,
'batconditum l promiæd to m»rrv him, and
the
I am going to
aa I liavr takeu tbe motley I muat give him
hia price, even If u brenits my heart You
think that you are wn*l**hed. bow do you
know that I am *w»t ilfty Umaa a* wretch!*]'
Your lot I« to !<m 8 your lover, untie ui t'»
have one fonwd upon in© ami endure him ail
my life The worat of your pain is over, all
is to come."
"Why* why#" broke in Delle. "What is
auch a protniae a« that* lie ant Kit forer
vou to marry him, and it »* better for a
woman Unlit» LUau U» bave to marry a man
«hu bat*"«, ©specially," she a ldwl. meaningly
"if abo hup]ieuit to love another man. Head
vi«enl by me. I know what it ia."
"Yea," «oui Ida, "perhaps ll »• better to
^ die, but difiath is not «0 eaav
promiap, you do not aeem to undemund that
> 10 guntlemiu or lady can break a proniimIn
c*ouanl«ratiou of which money ha» been rv
the «nvwl Wkslenr ue bu done, ami wbat
I * ?v «* r »*» * muat marry Mr Coeeey, ao I di
oot tbiuk mat we need dtacu«« thaeubjet'i
if ***y more."
„ Dfi'lie sat «tient for a minute ur more, and
^OU. tbeu, rising, «aid that ahe mint go. "I have
*&ro«i you," liw added, "although to warn
you 1 have bad to put myaeif at your mercy
You «All lull Ute «lory and deatroy hi«» if y
to iika 1 do not much care if you do Women.
«ueb wm I, get
"You muat uudet^tand nu» very little. Mr«
<^urt'' ut bad aîwavM twen Dm le liefore, an
>ue w i need nl th© change of uatn«, "if >
Lbtuk in© cafiabl© of «uch conduct. You bavt
(HJthing to fear from
rtb© held out her baud, but tu her bumilil)
Aud aiianie UeUu weut without tak mg it, aim
through tua angry suuael light waiketi
•lowly tiack lo HoiNiiigtuRUi,ainta!*«he walkeo
•.here was a look upon ü r faca that Kdwar.
j üoaaay would «caroeijr bava cared to ««a
the
to
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The
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parehne-i i
CHAPTER XXVI.
ua ql'xst Hi. am ikmixob.
All that afternoon ami 1 er — liieevening
Mi Quiet w»» emplcyeii iu drafting, and
with lus own baud engrossing
>i lam Urea», to —# proper exucu—Mi c:
to •
"I
_ worth
By"II that night arerythlnf waa flutohad, pouod.
ami, having carrfaUy <x>llectod *nd dock#t«d
bto put th. tin bo, away a«*
N.xt morning, about 10 o'clock. Edward
Coeaey wa* sitting a* breehfett in no happy tur »'
frame of mind Ua had gooe up to the oaatla °*'****
KÄ" °ÎSt
.«there, looking very Mmtooro* in her «»tor.
evening dram, but ehe wa» oold ne artona and two
UU a„r>roachabl« at a eta tu«, übe «carcelv
uuippimntuM M ■ niiue om ww j letter
spoke to him, indeed, except i n answer to
eoroe direct remark, reserving all her con- u ' #,,r
verwUioi. for her father, who seemed to have to
aw« <u«kaH»Ttoi n# matraint a lu i your
caught the contagion of restrain t and aa,
for klAm * ttBnseuUiy silent and depressed. .
But onoa or twioa h. fourni bar looking at -hi
him and than thara wu uoon tor face a min
»^«ptamtou of oiuump^ami ,rr.pr«bto iu*
quaiitiee toward mm were '"J 1 *® 41
Ä
ba had at Br»t rejected « incredible forced —ooey
Itoalf into bie mind. That oonvictmn waa, —ken
that Bail* muet have dlabelieved hi» denial of I
the mmaement ami in her_for rfr —U
venge have told'Ida the whole «tory. The —cat,
Lhimrht made him feel faint, but there wu uoi
8
it out Once when tha nuire'* back w» to
turned b^nturmi to .lp< nm. little will
which be aasmed — Bud
it raft
Deceeeery to • tin box of papers labeled
but ooe thing to ba done, and that wu to fa»
ratoa
currad but Ida did not mo to haar it, aud
ii... i- i «od kwp
—to ba fait um trying. Bo trying did ha
And the whole entertainment indeed that if
___if
ing~—at *ba~had wane bank paper» which
must be attended to that night. you,
Now must mao would in ail human proha- m*da
bilily have beau dismayed by —to - t-»- of offer
affair* Into relinquishing an attempt at mat- will
rimony which it wu evident oould only ba T M
carried —rough in the fa» of tha quiet but
none the tom vigorous dislike and contempt
of toe o— er contracting party. But this wu then
not so wi— Edward Loamy. Ids'» coidoem P«—"
mind much the tame effect —at maybe sup
the benighted and
of ujabrnga. Lika—a explorer, be eun- gai
vlaced that if be could get over thorn cold
aud frowning heights be would And a smiling
and sunny land beyond, and perehan» many
other delights, and like the explorer again, *"
be was, metapborically, ready todialn the
effort Eor to toll -a truth, ba loved her avm
wife.
lf
do
will
lady
and
are
lendernem in which —a word "dear" oc
to endure and overcome —am if hy so doing
ba might gain his and.
Hs wa» reBnctmx upon all —to on tba morn
w , n QU eeiiou wheu Mr Uurnt looking very
cool and oomwmd and xeutleman Id— wu
'J* 1 "'
* DWD int0 r °° m '" M>0h ** 9* 9 mrlt0h
v7»?do Lhl^rT. mi.l^mTfrom
How do >ou do, Quartr ba «aid, id a from
a Hffh — low k—d of loua, which ha waa - — a
a talvit of adoptmg toward bis official eubor
of d|MtÄ "audown. What to UP
a „ u u _ _ Mr c-mr." tha law
answ»r»l in his UMial oust uiom
«^.tto ITZ «Tn I «ne
heap_■■_. . , ... 8 .*. , r ^fV ,i„ n ' t
•**•' • n,wtod *** 1 ouly hope you don t
want any more money on that account at
r piment, that's all, boo. um I can't raim an
othm cent while the governor lives, for they
don't entoil cmh aud l*nk «barm, you know;
wld tbo ll crmiiV pretty good. I am
aox far froro —a bottom of lL"
-Well "mol Mr Uuost, with a faint smile
..i. ,i u with the iioubam castle mort-'
, , f h ,_ . _ . sav tier
' ^ U T' ^ ter»
-S-X"
' yOU *
Mr y UMt Si-j again and rang tba bell, hi
buld ,j llot ^ tbec, garet— When the the
K thlQCJ ha j be»n removed ho took
. . ,, ,i,« further n,leof
' ' in .ucli f uoaiuon -at the light
t *f. ^ LI<l _'. n *" c ° ' ck ful , UDUU *' ii , i :
. onuimeuced to délit wr
>ml min hl4 buudiu o{ nepers,
PremnUy ha came to tha one be wmited-a !
tot— r. It wm not an original totter, but a
a» "Will you kindly read —to, Mr. Omeyl"
lie he «aid quietly, m ba pushed —a let— r toward
him acrom the — ble.
he ttniBllwl llshUng hil clg aret-, and
exerciaad upon hu —uacious and obstinate
posed to be pro. 1 need upon
meker for —e nor— pole by a f romn
mors every day, till now hto passion domi
nated his physical being and hto mental Judg
ment, ao —at w ha—var tom wm an—tied.
whatever obs—elm arnm, he was determined
bold
me
.
to
for
he
ne
of
oui
I
1
of
. «
said
yuo
1
bun
met
me
my
tben took the letter up and glauaed at it care
lessly. At —e tint line, however, hi* expres
sion changed to one of absolute horror, hto
face blanched, the perspiration sprang out
upon bu forebeed, and tbe cigarette dropped
from bis Ougei* to tb» carpet, where it toy
smoldering. Ami no wonder, for the letter
copy of one of Bella's most passionate <o
epistle, to himself, lie bad uever been able
to restrain her from writing these coni pro
wgs g
rinsing lütter« liuieed, thi« on# wm the very
Mm: tbal, «ouïs lime before, Mr Quest had be
abstracted from tbe puoke?. of hto lounging
coal iu the room In Loudon.
He read on for a little way aud tben pat
the letter down upon —e —bis There wm
no need for him to go on, it wm ail Id tb*
"You will observe. Mr. Coamy, that this Is
a oopy," mid Ms Quest, "but if you Ilka yoe
can inspect —aoriginal document"
He made no answer
seme strain.
;
"Now," went on Mr Quest, handing him a
second paper, "bare is tbe copy of another
totter, of wbicb tbe original to in your band
writing "
Eiiward glanced at it It wm an inter
oepted letter of bis own, dated about a year
before, and its contenta, though oolof so pas
sionate a nature m tbe o— er, were still of a
He put it down upon the table by tbe aide
of the first, and waited for Mr. Quest to
"I have other evidence." mid bu vlsito*
presently, "but you are probably sufficiently Q
versed in such matters to know that the*»
letters alone are aim-at enough for uiv pur
puee, wbicb u to commence a suit for divoro#
against uiy wife, lu wUicb you will, of course,
iu accordance witb tbe proviaon* of tbe act
be joined m co-nsopoudeut. Indeed, I have
already drawn up a tetter of instruction tc
my Loudon agsuls directing them to taxe
tbe preliminary steps, and ba pushed a third
,per toward hint. i
Edward Loemv turned hto back to hie tor !
mentor, aud. rreliug bis bead U|KIU his band,
tried to think. |
"Mr Quest," he mid preteotly in a boars. |
voire, "wi— ut admitting auythmg, —era |
are reason» which would make it ruinous to
tbe me ,( , uctl au aotion ware ooutmeuued at ,
prmiBt"
"Yea," he answered, ''—ere are. In lii*
Bret place, —ere to no knowing what view
your father would take of the matter, end
bow bu view would affect your future inter
■ond, your engagement to
Miss de la Molle, upon which your heart Is so
strongly set, would certainly be broken off."
"How do you know that i am engaged P
asked Edward, iu surprise.
"It does uol matter bow I know it," mid
the lawyer *'i do know it, ao it will be use
lees lor you to deny tt As you remark, thi*
suit will probably be your rum 111 every way,
aud therefore it to. as j ou will easily under
stand, a good moment tor a man w ho want,
hu rovetige to choose to bring it."
"With.Hit admitting any—lug," answered
Edward L
ihe
tbe
lo
•ufDcietiliy incnmmautig character.
,,
and
to
go oo.
him
you
t'»
ail
all
is
^
a
to
rv
di
and
an
;
t|oa
aim | bava doua you a wrong, wrong admits
of ^
I
«atx, aud in th©
y. "1 wi*b to mnk you a qua»
U —ere uo wav out of — uf Supposing
"Ye*, it dum, Mr Comey, aud 1 bare
—ought of —aL Every body ba* bu prow to
—to world, ami 1 bave untie, but the compel!
Mtiou for euch a wrong must be e heavy
oue."
"At wbat price will you agree to May —a
actual forever!" lie asked
"Tbe prtre that I will taka to May —a
ecliou to the transfer into my uatne of tb*
i uiortg»gre you hoid over — e Houbem caelia
Mtatre," a iu ««red Mr Quest, quieLy
"(ii eai baa, aua.'" iflid EUwai d, "wbjr, —at
and
c:
I
to • matter of thirty thousand poamLP
"I know it to. aud I know also that it to
worth your wbito to pay thirty tbouaand Hl .
pouod. U, »re youiealf Irom Owacmulnl, the
dielnbertlance, and the oertaintj
* ^"H'ii^T ÏZ Thare
'£^7^''^m
tur »' ami hara they are Luteu, air, ha went
°*'**** 1 J r; **%*fjf
S- ^ to Sr.^Ly!
«»tor. and to Ur .dato Moli, copie. iof tbaa
two precious ©ptrtiea, end bo pointed to the
locnminatiug docuiuenu. "and a copy of the ^
letter to niv aaenu and where will you be he
. , / . w ... Ll « n »v»«lf nut > n
u ' #,,r consent, end » wui wiw niyaeir dm
to proceed in any way or form. Now, make ^
your choice." ti)
* i t ^ nn ot- even if I will 1 cannot M
. 1 «»no^even ir i win, i cannot.
-hi ha, aim«* wrmgmg hto hand, in hi.
parplaxtty "It w« on omdltiou of my tak
iu* up th,« ^ that ^-uventad to
.he
. mouev instead T de"
"I would tab. u-d
—ooey A little time ago 1 would not bare few.
—ken to beeauM I wanted that property, but ree
of I hara changed my ideas. But« you your It
—U —id, your credit u strained ho the ut- told
—cat, and while your father to alive yon will
uoi ®»d it po—tble to ram another thirty what
thouaand pounda Beaidaa. if thu matter to died,
to lie «tiled at all it muat be settled uow. I
will not -ait while you make a.umpu Ui
ratoa the money."
"But about tha mortgageaf I promised to blew
kwp tiwu. Whattiuiii 1 »ay to Idar »et
ha "Hay I Hay nothing. You can meet them
if you ilka after your father'*death. Refuse tear»
you like, bat if you refuse you will bemad.
Thirty thousand pounds will he uothmg to
you, but exposure will ne ruin. Have you «ay,
m*da up your mindf 1 ou muet —ke my
of offer or leave it. Hign the documents, aud 1
will put tba original» of them two let—rein— «.
ba T M > r hand», refuse, aud I will —ke my
but etepe."
Edward Camay -ought for a moment, and
wu then mid: "l will sign. Let meemlhapa- is
P«—" _ ... ..
Ur. Qua« turned aside to hide the exprm
sup- of triumph which Bitted across his ta» of
and —en handed him the deeds. They were J„
elaboraiely drawn, for Iw was a skillful U
gai draughtsman, quits « skiliful «many a
cold chancery eouveyau»r, tail the sub- her
-as —at the mortgage» were u
—»»fermi — biro by the said td ard Loamy
*" and for —e consideretiou that be, thaaaid
the WHItani 1L (Juest. consented lo abandon for- tj
her avm a pmdmg action for divorce ^am.t bw o(
wife. Belle(Juest, wbereto the mid Edward , |ot
Loamy w« to be Joiuei «co-rcs^ndsnt.
You will observe, »aid Mr yumt, 'that
lf you at—nipt tocontest —a validity of Ini*
amignment, -htcb you »r-mly could not
do with Miypr-pmt of eue»«, be attempt U
will reco.1 Iipoo jocr oen hmd. beoaum Ü»
whole scandai wtll then transpire He .bail
require some witnesses, so, with your per
mission, i will ring the bell and uk the land
lady and your eervaut to ktep up They need
know nothing of the contents of the papers,''
and ba did so.
"Stop," said Edward presently,
are —e origiual letteixr
"Here," answered Mr Quest, prodaoiaff
them from an inner picket, aud showing
them to him from a distauoc. "When the
do
Iv
very
wu
from
— a
law
«ne
n ' t
t
at
an
they
P*« <>f "*e ceremony
am Hrmently the Hi, wrt»t and he land
lady arrived, and Mr Que-, iu hi. moto „
matter of fact »»ay, explained to them that by
mort-' they were required to witness some docu
tier- menu, and at the same tuna handed the let
ter» to-e womau, mying that «be wm tc '
Mr w,untlM,y b,dalJ
yOU * T^dtanl Coaaey signed, and, placing
bell, hi » Ujuni1 ' ou U» familiar wafer, delivered
the the varmu* document» a» Ins act and deed,
took —d —a witnmiwa, with much prefianitiao and
n,leof iffort,affiled ttanr awkward «ignatuim in
light pU— pittod out lo them,and in a few
ii , i : imiute« the thing was doue, and Mr Quest
wr- • nebtr nao bjr Uiiity tbou«uiul pound«
'•ban when he bad got up tiiut morning
! "New give Mr (W hie |«ckrt. Ur.
a ieffrim," ba mid. m he blotted the «lgua
mrm. "and then you can go." and .be did »
tnd went
toward When the wltnem«* had gone, Edward
looked at the letter*, and then with a *a»ag«
and -tb flung them tnto the 6re and w.tcb«d
landlady cornea up, I wiiJ give them to her to
bold in ibuteuveioj«, directiug ber to baud
them to you when the deed« ure «igned aud
witnemed. Bhe will ouly tbiuk that it ii
tben, hum.
"Good morning. Mr Coeeey," mid Mr
care
expres
hto Quest, u be prepared to de|»rt with the
out deeds. "You hsve uow bought your »x
pan*» 1 -« »»d bad to pay dearly for It. but,
toy upon my word, when I think of all you owe
letter me, I wonder at myself for letting vou off at
<o small e price."
able ".hen be had gone. Edward Orner gave
pro- way to bis feeling* in language forcible
rather then polite, end whet they «ere may
bed For
very
had be moreaMily ima«m«l tluin d
now. In addition to ail Ihe monev tbal he had
lost end the painful exposure to wbirb be bad
pat new difficulty Either he must make a clean
wm breast of it to Ida about —e mortgages being
tb* no longer m bis ban.!*, or he mu t pretend
that be still had them tu tbe tint alterna
this Is live, tbe consideration upon wbicb Ida had
yoe agreed to marry him came to nothing More
been subjected, be was face to face wi— a
; over, she wm thereby released fioni ber
promue, end be wm well aware that under
him a them cireumstaners sbe would certainly
another break off the engagement In tbe second, he
band would be acting a lie, and the lie would
inter- Weil, if It wm after marriage, wbat would it
year matter! To a woman of gentle Inrtb there ,s
pas only one tiling mors irretrievable than mar
of a nage, and that is death Anyhow, be bad
suffered so much for tbe sake of this womau
aide that be did not mean to give bar up now
to He must meet tbe mortgages after marriage,
that wnsalL
vlsito* Kac liierst deeceusus A verm When a man
Q f —e character of Edward Comey, or in
the*» deed of any character, allows his pMsmtu to
pur- —ad him into a courue of deceit, be does not
divoro# Snd it easy to check hi. wild career From
course, dishonor to dishonor shall be go till at laug—,
act in due season, be reap, m be Um sown,
have
tc
taxe
third
i 8ou> * lmo or lhr ^ t * run * u '®
tor ! deacrioad In the last chapter the faithful
band, George lied sudueuly anuouuced hto desire to j
| Yuut London
boars. | "Wbatl'' said tbe tq»''«, *" estonubment,
—era | for George bail uever tawu known lo go out
to uf buown county before. "Why, what ou
at , earth are you going to do in Lo idonr
lii*
view
end
inter
to
Is so
off."
P
mid
use
thi*
way,
under
want,
•ooiictr or lat©r be discovered, and wbat thenf
admits
CHAPTER XXVIL
BOW OKORUR TRXXTKD JUII*r*fim.
"Weil, squire," arntwerwl bto retainer,
looking marveloi«*l)r knowing, "1 Boot
rigbti) know, but , livre» a clnxip train giwa
u|> u> thi* bare exhibition ou Tureduy moru
mg, andi-omreback on—eTburwlay evening.
leu — mg* bo— wajra, —at a tb« fare, aud
I savin Tbe Chronicle, I do.—at there, a
-vonderfui *iiow of three new faugled —if
tviug eud delivering reaje-ra, ueb M they
iu Ainrrica, aud I'm rarely full
ou *e«iiig them, ami having a boinlav look
round London town So m there ain't uol
nortbiug paxucier a-tlouig, if you bain't got
any—uig to any agin U, 1 —.uk I'll go,
squire."
"Ail right," Mid the «quire, "are »ou going
to take tour wife wi— your*
UK- • "'IT
qua»
I TO BX CONTO— BDl.
Henry K. Adam», a voting man, wan
captureil at the Wayne lintel, Chicago,
after having openud the »afe w ith inteu
lion to »teal. Hi* tiiaiiner of ealehing
rlie entiihinatKin wa. to |>ari- the nail of
hi» index linger until tin- hlond t
wore ox|»i«k 1, and plaeing the m-n»ltivc
wound on the knohnf the It» k, he enuld
dint ingin -I, the Inoveinenl» of Ihe tuin
tiler, of the combination, lie wae ju»t
one hour iu hi* work.
bare
to
heavy
—a
—a
tb*
caelia
—at
»«•Ik
I
Hl . m, œ ,. a i|ietl<- Mature and HU fcarlr 1 that
HUfor.u.ea.
Xboee who «aw much of Abraham Shall
Line,in «»«ring «tie later yeareof hie lit,. £•
oT p'rîîUmi'^Xit^oly hi* faTTT °* CT
.
Mr. Lincoln wa* of a peculiarly ajmi
patl.eti. unit kimllv nature. Th«we atron*
^"^v^l^hia^nHn^HtiSl^*' ciîJUr
. -,| Ml tir*t iflano© ^
^ ^ J 1 ♦ JJ* ** n, J.* ! gtwn ce ( tu ^
he efficient nnla to pollUMI 9UOC4NM ; but tutor».
> n th® pwaUtr emergenev which Lin-1 «tv«
In thi* nnividenreof (i«l wom called t#
^ „'jT* „n v^el private
ti) in* ♦»! , no \ ♦ hm I oi cotuDon cisj c«»uhi
tw>e»*ihlv have become the "chosen of the Bold
of
. . -to
Ilutoe ar,]Umlntea wuii ntm from ooy
HtaïSlr ta
.he grocery »«uine-Kt Baten, wa. "Un
de" Billy Ursen of Tal lu la, III., who
u-d ». night, when the cu-t, mer» were »-«
few. Ui hnlil the grammer while Lincoln
ree led hi* ieeeona
It eae to ma arnipatlietic ear Lincoln
told the «tort of hi. love for sweet Ann
Kiltledge; and lie. ill return, offered
what comfort he could when poor Ann
to died, and Lincoln'« great heart nearly
I broke.
Ui
LINCOLN'S MELANCHOLY.
"After Ann died." nay« "Uncle"
Hilly, " on stormy night«, when the wind
to blew the rain against tin* roof, Abe would
»et tiiar In the grocery, hia elbow* on hi.
knee», hia face in hl» hand«, and the
tear» mimin' Ihmtlgh his finger«. I
Iiateil to »ee him feel bad, an'I'd aav,
to 'Abe, don't erv an'he'd look up aii'
«ay, 'I ean't help it, Hill; the rain'*
a-iailiu on her.
1 There are many who eun «vnipathize
«. itIi this overpowering grief, a. they
think of a loet loved one, when "the
rain'» a-fallin' on her.'' What adds
poignancy to the grief «ouietimea
is the thought that the lo«t one might
have been «a veil.
Kortiniate, indeed, in William Johnson
of Corona, L. L, a builder, who write«
J„ m . -m 1«W : *' lji«t Kehniarv, on re
U- tllrninK froIII church one night, my
a daughter eomplaineii of having a pain in
her ankle. The |aiiii gradually extended
u „til her entire liuili wa« «wollen ami
very piiinful to the touch. We railed a
phv»i,ian, w ho after eareflil examina
tj on pronotl—'ed UdisMMof the kidnev«
bw o( l( ,i, R »funding. All we could do did
, |ot M " |u Ul her until we trie.1
Warner'« Safe U,iru ; from the find «he
to improve. When »he com
Ini* , (aki »lie could not turn
not # * n) , „.„ 1,1 juBt m „ V( . her «
U and» a little, hut to-davahe i» a» well »
Ü» , t . ver l believe 1 owe the re- \
, ( , ,,,„ r i(H nw . .. (
per- • "
Including 1ft rare novcltlee, «hape« and gay
the arti«tir uoporleil ole->gr»phir and chro
■natir ranis. Thi» large and beautiful col
lectioH »»lit hy mail to any one who will
do tills: Buy a box of 'he genuine Dr. C.
Mrlsme'» 1 elehrated Liver l'ilia from any
iggial, price lift cents, and mail U» the
ouiHide wrapper with y our address, plain
Iv written, and 4 ceuts in «ta mp». The
nuine MrLane'» l'ill» are prepared only
Ur<M., Htndmrgh, Pa., and
l'on»tant u»e for over »Ixty
„
that by Fleming
havelieenin
let- years. They are Hii|«rior to all »—era in
tc ' urily and effectlvene»». A certain can
SÄÄ»ttÄ u
and
in
few
oni 'iin. The trouble in that person« art*
afraid to eal them, liecauae they make the
Ur. ',r,..lh„nfr»gr»„.:Huttherei».le»-fra
Kra „, hreaih thnn that freighted with
» W e meal, the Iweath of a person
with a foul stomach. Take him away! we
(„»ardlv cry w hen he whisper» in our ear
I)., that vonr breath i» pure. Takes
few Hhan.iRKTH » Plt wand mgula- your
Ijvpr, Hiomnch and b «I«, «ni vo ir breath
will U* RWMt.
and
tem
in
•• i ! ««I a «(ili'Ddld time. I ran acr<HM « lake up
In—Han arnm a lake" Tome, firme, g»
Hink«, don t lie *o tr«ii»i*areiitl]r."
%N Kl KdUNT l'ACKAül Of FINE
CARDS,
to
aud
ii
In
...m/ae—I ahould like to set your opinion on
th«* u ue«tion. • In life worth llvtux?" Merrimao
—Thai's*all life In gf#*»d for, 1 think.
OH. WHAT AN AAA Fi l» BREATH!
There iM nothing more healthful than
Mr
the
»x
but,
owe
at
gave
may
For
A celd »• herd to get rid of. but it*»* »ueexy ;
thing to «et.
(Yjj
A
had
bad
clean
being
had
More
a
Baking
Powden
ber
under
he
would
it
,s
mar
bad
now
man
in
to
not
From
to j
out
ou
j
thenf
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder
Superior to every other known
I'scd in Millions of Homes—
40 Years the Standard.
IVii'i*»»* Caltc and Pa*try, IJpht Flaky I
Iii- uit, (M.UHc <*akc*. 1 'abatable
and WMi««
No other baking powder d
- Mirh work.
r
I took Cold.
I took Siokq
I UMIK
I Vff kBVHVIf
0UU11 O
MBBRII Jk||AM
rtfl 111 P HB
X* MK III Xllllw
L|g9R Rÿ hiW I RF IM
Boot
giwa
moru- , xrst't.rt
) __ __ .
aud I I take Oly alflBlt,
a i J take My Rfiftt, j
ksn I am vir.okOUl ESOtcil To iakk l
ASVTII1NC. I l AS LAY MV llAMRi OS ; |
gelling Dll «4M*, yob Scott's
Emulsion of Purç Cod Liver Oil
and HvpophosphitesotLimeand
Soda *• 'r om v ci'*rt> MV I in*I| 4 — |
M ill < OI»*IIH»l>li«»ll 1 " I 111 II I I
ME IT, AM, I» NOW H I IlMi <
FLESH ON MY BONES i
Ar THX XATN or A YOUND A liAV. I }
I AKK U JU*r A* EAMLV AS I IK) MILK." j
, st:, II TKSriMoNV ts Noiiii.no NY.W. i
j SCOTT'S »MCI SION IS IkiINO WONOLKS
2 daily. Take, no other.
;
—if
they
full
look
uol
got
go,
going
■
-
■
■
:
wan
inteu
of
enuld
tuin
ju»t
N. p. a. U. Nü. Ar« -8. t . N, u. No. Ck,,
BEECHAM S PIUS
cu.. SICK HEADACHE,
»«•Ik
&."> C^ontis n Box.
OF .A. LX. DTtXJOOUBT«.
CONHCMPTION IIIKILT Cl RID.
_
TOTH. Emroa: Ptoaaa inform y oar reader.
1 that I hare a poaitlv* remedy lor the a bore
g^^^ba^ toL "ra "aü^d* °î
Shall be glad to aend two bottle« of n y remedy
£• ?,
°* CT ' ' d ' lrr " C.
Ml Pearl «reel. New York.
..... |>AD
r "
o^torîhL'ÎÜÎd
vtanfin*. Woone need ««fh*. ten mlnoteeeftor world-wide
^ iHrk'e (»ennan Pile Ointment It ibiwb» u %
tutor». allay» tfmfechin«, ecu aae poaltloe lei and
«tv« relief l*. Ktrk*e Owranam | u u»]y
t# pf^ïered only for Ptbwi and Itcbiug ofth* j^rfuimd,
private pert«, end noOilu« else. Every box U H^rwt
wersmited _. • _. .
Bold by bntggiste and gjjjp* ww©
of price, $1.00 per box. i. J. Meek A Co.. Wbo& tollÄl
-to Agroto. «an Praaci-o. partoou
o _ h . rival»
ÄWJfk 1 « t l
. . ..,
Beware of Imitation« of the celebrated 8eel of
»-«- ' «- ' T "— »
eATioH.
T
ml
Try Obxmka for breekfeet.
A
pltal.
I
re
my
in
a
«he
her «
»
re- \
(
and gay Sey sr
messt ei th e r
col
will
C.
any
the
The
only
and
»Ixty
Dr.
So
"
po«t«l
in
can
u
art*
the
with
we
ear ,. T _ , ,
OOlf 2 ÖC POStDlld mehamwti-d 7 ïrïit*!i
your >" ?.kVns^-"' diinT^Igm 4 ! v*^,", 1
|«h. unvful. twimlfnl «u<1 r»rv rurl<»try Aymt
ONU ENJOY»
Both the method and result« when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleananl
and refreshing to the taste, and icU
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sya
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
iches and fevers and cures habitu.'
onstipati
in 50cand (1 bottles by all druggists
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
permanently. For aalt
m o
8AM fMAMCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, xr.
ME W i ORA, M.t.
up
g»
'dÈWTh
BILE BEAN3
(49
8*
RISSINC^LÜ^iwTSsrsn
Fabsr's ßoldep Ftnjal« Pills.
For Female Irragalai
Him: ao—lag like—mi
on the market. A'rvw
(mil Rxeoa—fnlly
DJ prominent I
thly. %m
atll«
M m
Thev
They
»he
the
fruit
at
und
They
They
Hal
Hnn
on
tURDSAFEl CERTAIRI
Don't ba haasbamd
•ave Tt»a, Health
and money ;take no eth
than
aotntof prtea,l
AAdraaa,
THE APHIO KOtCINE COiPIIT,
Western Brmnsh, iMfl.rOBTUkB, Ok
Hold by Wm.ua liars Co . PortlsaA. Or.
uanUil ( OOK V. A ( OOKI., tmpmrU
fij/rNfff.h'Jt» « 'lev «tree!.Men FranrtanU 'a
:
;
IMPORTAIT NEW DISCOVERY.
Tbe Best Toilet Soap for tb« Skin Ever lade.
'Vaseline' Soap
A perfectly pure and neutral «oap, c.ini
idning the eiiioliieni and healmg proper
tie« of V r gHeline.
vour druiruint doea not keep it, for
ward loc in »tamp», amt trt will senet m
full-sized cake by maU, /ntstaye paid.
Ulv
■i
CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING C0„
14 »talc Hlrect, New York.
The
with
£> t
j
ter.
L
I
» A
hfl
X
pu«
JHE SMOKtp
pd©
XM
Will KaUe rvo other jobacce
Who or\ce tries
r * SE/tL OF |dORTJd GAJTOLIN f\
Plug Cut.
Jhis is the secret of its
Immense sale.
I
Éf Æ • THATCAN BK l HKI> KVHRY l)Atr
€■-' F' ârriUoflHHjk-lceetwrs ami »tetj
OL'—flu-rs •>fi».,h - v. .iitri .ut, tlu ir sm-cvs t., n ,,t tlu- Porti.m » Bush*
nos» Colltsue. K —l. ut.g.m, <>r Un- Capital Business College, s.A i".
Orvicori. 1" '.il art- un '-r tlu- management of A. 1' Armstrong, have same course» of
■tiHiy, same rate* of tuition. Buniness, s hurt ha mf .Typewriting. I'enittannhiii and ling
lish Ik'/uirttucntn. Write lo either for joint Catalogue and specimens of penmanship.
-~^CStTô*née indeed
ipuixi
like 5APOUO should
w metke everyhhinê so brièkk but
"A needle clothes others,a^nd is itself.
n&kednry it in your next house-cleetninâ
A
il
■
-
What folly it would b« to cut frrann with a pair of Reingornl Yot peo
PJ* d<< equally silly things every day. Mmlerit progrenu» has grown up
from the hooked eickle to the swinging acjthe tuul thence to the Uwu
So don't uae acitwore!
But do you uso HA POLIO V If you don't you are an much behind the
age as if you cut graaa with a dinner knife. Once there wore no aoapt
Then one eoap nerved all purposes Now the eensible folks use one gmip
in the toilet, another in the tub, one Boat» ,u tha aUbiu». tuul SAiVwItJ
Iwf acouang aud buuae daaiuug.
newer
RaB? T fuMno«
^»* > 'Æ»*53RUABY JUM0R5.
|>AD COM PI.EX ION«. WITH pimply
1
world-wide eolebrtty. ft 1« eimplr Ineomperebl«
u % ,kitt-i»urtfy liur ioap, un«H,uale<i for the u!\
lei and without e rival for the nnnwry Abao
| u u»]y pare, delicately medicated, exqnialtch
j^rfuimd, Crrtctm a »oaf produce« the white»!,
H^rwt «ktu end «ofte^ Lnd. «nd prevenu
. intlemraetion end cloairlax of the pore«, the
ww© of pimplee, blackhead« and m< et complex
tollÄl dl.Syuretlo«»», while It admit« of no com
partoou Jth iha haw of_ cWat .jilo.w^ aa4
rival» In ilelli-ary thv m<« noted and rxpvunlve
t l ÄKÄ B , Ä ,k "
SÄ'trfftÄSV^kÄftw DU
uticura
• Soau •:
r >'2
«
For
iit Hands
Adiinwe Pottkk Deco and ( hkmical Coero
eATioH. tifmtrifton, limitna. Mem.
T Aon » lit: «It!©» sud heck, week kidney» end
^Brhemneti»m relieved in one niluntc )>% the
ml .I CPTH 1 H v A >Tl I'AIN I'La*»TBk _•'»
CANCER
«iieee»»futlv treated at the Wll.un Cancer lloa
pltal. TK .1 Thirteenth street. Oakland. Cal.
Dr. G. H. md I. D. STOCKHAI, Proprietors.
So knife or caustir« u«ed. A iHUnphlel oti its
" ('anse» sud Treatment '' mailed on receipt of a
po«t«l cxrd.
CHICHESTCR'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
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Men's Suits to Order
820 to 840.
I
Ren's Pants to Order,
80 to 8 • O.
Pi! ffiiaraiueeri Send 4 rent« Id
■ tatnfhf« for **tn|»U*« aud rule« for
•elf measurement.
ARTHUR KOHN,
CLOTHIER, RATTER, TAILOR,
—COBKBB Of—
$«eond and Morrlaou HI«..
PORTLAND, OK.
CALIFORNIA
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Po SiriQE
fa
mïJ CATARRH
Uheuniatisviia
HEADACHE, and ALL PaiN.
Th« Cslifonia Tesitiv« »ad ■•gmtiv«
ELECTRIC COUGH CURE
CURES COLDS, 0X0ÏÏP, OONBOlirTIOI.
•old by »II riruxxiw». tech tic. IO,- * »I
OreMinger A Oo.. Prop'», Lee Aafe—a.Oai.
WINTER IS COMING.
atll«
Heml to Nmini*« for vour winter outfit.
Thev have the t»iinre»t «to V i>f uuderelothliiK
They h«\e the Ire»! bsHif« «iid whoe«. They ave
»he < lu*a|*eKt ho«lrry for everybody. They have
the »reateM variety of drv trmMlh. They ha\e
family ^rm'eiie« of all kind« They have drlwl
fruit of tha uevr crop. They have canned v ^
at wholenale iirlueti They have warm mitten«
und glove», rliey have blaiik<t*i from $1.25 up.
They bave eomfort» from VO « ent« each to l'*.
They have overall« of every »Ixe. They pay §pe
Hal a'tentiou to all order«. Addreen for full
pjirtieiilar» «nd copy of Umnr ('irrte (free)
'•Mlih'a Mm «.I» More, I IN Irani Hire« I,
Hnn I mnrlM, <'•!.
eth
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Ok
New Pension Law.
Alive* all ff'dim* nod d «nM*il —»Id 1er» nod
unii'-m n |>. fi»i,.ii, o«, rvtdeoee furninh, nu
diM tinrif" i*|icr» re>|ufr«d, ndvlce free;
f«* AuUi<»rtx*d re« nter <1
t*. 8 lVii«l"ii Attorney It' jrmn' BlieiWlwrl,
• •Art J H MHIPAR1) oml Maj W K
N«»HK!h 31H Dhu-Hu-eet, K«hiui 17, »djohnu«
t' M FsuilfMi Aaeney, Mo Fr » nefne-*• I'm
Hefemooen, A J B »ekle*, l'ont lus ltd* r I« A
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uf CaaltlurikUk, aotl othrr <lr(Mkrtin« iit
NEW LAW
CLAIMS.
Apply t«» MILO H HTKVEN8 A CO., Attorney«.
Ulv F Mtreet. Wauhlgftou. I). C.. Brunch offlceai
—Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago.
PENSIONS!
GLADDING,McBEAN X CO.
SEWER & CHIMNEY hPE. \
DRAIN TILE
ARCHITECTURAL terra CCTTA Ei;
!360 MARKET
MANUFACTORY AT LINCOLN CAL.
S F
i:
Diamond Drill Work.
The Pacific Prospecting Co.
with DUmoud Core Drill for ol
CONTRACTOR«
ffor proaptretlnx
oil. mineral orwt
ter. Hole« bore<l for ventilation or dralnaxe
\xenu f<»r Diamond Drill Machinery aud rttip
pfl«a. ( orrenpondent «> aolf«-lt«d. 913 Umm
Mr Ntrrrt.
rten Kraufiaco.
PENSIONS
OLD CLAIMS
HKTTl.KD
under new Law
Hold 1er*. Widow«, I'arrnU, «end for blank ti>
Iliatlon* and information. Patrick O'Farrefl.
_ i Axent, Waahingtou. D. C.
pu« ni lot
Pf'tlNioN
STEIN WAY, Gabler and Pease Pianos
MmmiIo« the tiKMT Piaku Mana. an«! the farorite
; all Musical !w*trumenU. HaidIo A»|>
pd© 4 ; largr Msiek of Mh.rt MtuUc Dtkinwav Hall,
XM ami 3» Pilot Matthiam Umay Oo UbU
f\
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DouoLt 30 TULIPS
ASSOWTED
COLONS
w « «rill urud tli© above to mnr addrewi on rrvtipl
of tl.or 14 forUfFBU, portnaltl. ( aI*)u«IM'»RIK.
L 1 . MAY A CO
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