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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Glue S~a8o8ei@t@te.

auf Der In ben Sls&tborfer BaIounsen
ON 16. DIT. 5u gorba9 (BaIbsd) abse.
talt.nen Srsibiagb ereiguste i6 Elm dubsrli
m,rtulrbigsr 0orfaT. tpel1er In ueitsrsn
Rrsiien btfannt ~ tptroen bsrotent.
Su elmer .inuaI bur&forfet.n Bu9en.
ano 9annen.D idun8 fprang ein sismli&
ftartsr Rebbod einera treibenoen stbniib.
rissn Rnabsn Ram.ns Sstnri9 3rausbaar
aus iein.m Eager 70 s,i&idt jwil4tn bi.
Beint, 6aB Der Rnabt augenbltdl@ fef
auf ibm 5ab unb biti. poFtion In f,tn.m
S&rsdsn bur& rai&ss grsrsifen bts Rsb.
s.b6rnss bsfsfiste. g raa.a ....ru .
Nm BaIoranbe In einsua BieIsntbaIe
isb.n bic S4ab,n. Gin s.paItis.s Gs.
rduI9 In Der nab.n Sidun9 psrianbst
ibn.n ben Anlauf eines I4msrsn 96isrts.
S.tt nod einen Hue,nbIid unb Der Rtb.
bod. Der 6irI9 ooer Der Keller muB pain.
rem! Die flopft ibn,n bas 6.r,! Wtit
tpsI4er Spannuns liesen Fe In Nni9lag !!
Sa, 0 Dun6er, o @raus! tuie Gabotps
psrw.ssns Saso iauit In ~s.paltiasn eden
oer Rsbbod beran, auf itinsm Radsn ben
neutrality-suspicious. anab.n.
gnttduidt i.ntsn bic S9absn bic @s.
ws6re. S&isb.n burft,n He ni9t bsnn
nit benz Rsbbod pdre au3 Der Rnabs bss
Sooss. = Dieter. rai9 i.insn 0ortbsil
.rtpdsenb bot ni9t 2uf, In Der 9sssniber.
lisssnoen 9iduns ben Httt fortSui,ben unb
Idbt fi4 raid auf ben tust4en Wisienbobsn
slsiten. .
9h S4dbsn fsben nm ibn tsram.
atbtmIos srjdblt sr bsnielbsn ben anfans
bss absntsu.rs, be1en slidli&em ausgans
lie is.bsn b,iseuobnt. gintr Der S4absn
rsiat ibm bi. SasoHai&., unb nod sinem
trdfisen 3use iaste or tr~iumpbtrno .Wu
hauu. Id bod aut smoI up'n Rsbbods &C.
ribo.n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Die tttIitairti@e Bepa@uaa
2ouOouS.

Go sibt uobl feline SauptRabt In Der
Bslt, in uelder bas militairii4e Clement
10 ,penis in ben Uorbsrsruno tritt, oils
2onbon. Der anblid zines SoIbaien In
Den StraBen Der riefSen MstropoIe ge.
bort fat 5u ben SsItenb.itsn, uno es mag
manhsn Ylab unb mon9ss 0i.rtel Der
BsItfabt ssben, ben ME Der Sub zines
Wilitairs inllniform berii6rt. Der ausuar,
tise 8siu4sr 2onbons betommt eisentli9'
nur SOloaten 5u ieb.n, psnn ct bic i6nis.
li9en Yaldite uno @drten, ober penn tr
ben Sower bsiudt, Der nod art elmer flei.
men Glftung nod bsute feline bsionbsre BE.
iabung uno isinen ei9snen gommanbantcn
bat. Nur in Der 9d6e Der .Sor5s @uaros"
b. 3. bss @.bdubss, In psl9em bas Ober.
tommanbo Der armse i.inen SIT bot. ba
bsrri9t su sspiHsn Stunbsn bts Cages
cine sr6bere 8emssung bur& bic nit film.
eenosm Spisl auf3iebenben Ba9sn, bic
i'm pollen 9arabsanjus anriidsn, nm bic
ibuen angemis5ensn 9ofen 5u btleb.n.
Gsient ,ptrben bteie abtb,iluns BON Der
%logenannt.n Spuitolbbrisaos b. 8. BON
ben bsiben unter BEN Ramea Der 2if,guarbs
unb Der golbfreamsuarbs bstannten Re.
aimentern Der f6nigli9en @uarbe, bic In
2onbon unb Binoior sa~rniioniren unb
rur I'm RritgsfoI auberbaIb 2anbes ent.
fsrnt w.rosn bdrfen. Go fno frdfhse,
raortialii4e geltalt,n In Der bstanntsn FL.
ftorii&tn Sra4t nit f9arlo9roiben 26f,
fen uno aottiSsn Bdrenmlbsn; Sa3u trdst
ieoer Wanu Hntaoelboit peibe ~2sberbano.
14ube unb auf Dem GsR9t bas @sfdbl
erntsr Diiroe i'm SinbIid auf bic gbre uno
Bi&tisfsit ses onjutrstsnbsn Si,nf,s.
Der son3e miliidrii9s Wa9ibienf Con.
bons bsftsbt in brsi Wo9en, pel4. tdgIi9
St. Samss palaf, B~udbinsbam Ballot
uno bic Gtbduoe Der SorIe GUARDS bsIeBs
sen, unb in elmer Ra9ima4s, tpel9t bts
abenos In ben innsrsn &dumen Der 8anf
bon gnslanb auf5isbt. Der Gbrigs 81.
1erbeitsoi,nt tpiro ausi4lisbli4 BON Der
Bolisei g~sbanobabt. als bic 6aupttpa9s
barf bisi,niss In ct. Somes palaf be.
3,i&net usrb,n. fe b,ibt au4 ip.3ieq .Si.
Da&e bsr R6ni9in" uAo beiisbt aus 8.
SiR3ieren, 4 Sptsl,uten uno go Wann f;
Die bsioen anosrsn Da4.n Rno stpas
i9md9sr unb bi. sdblen nur !. tinsn OF.
fiBisr unb is 40 Wann.
Die Sormen. bic bel Sanbbabung bic.
iss W%a9tbtnfss btobo9ttt psrbsn, {c.
ME bic art, ME be,is!be betrieb.n miro,
itnb elm @smii& BON altsm feifem 3opf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Wo9iamteit gbrifians 5ir9tst. 70 nimmt
er Dor Der Slu4t ben fali9en Bart ab uno
bergibt ebsn bssbalb ibn mit3unsb men.
Soft iei Sant! Senn ioni tudre poraus.
Rdtli4 au6 oieisr S9uinosl oss lieben
@sttsrs auf Sbrs Rednuns sstommsn."
.Sturn antnortete ni9t iofort. auf
r1einsn arm seftist, ftiss sr idusissnb bic
Sreppe bss 9efanssnenb luies binab unb
log oann tisf aufatbm.nb bic solosne 2uft
Der Sreibeit In bic SruF.
.8drs ss un6sli99" ipra6 sr .nblid.
rSoGts tnsin sisuer Better bas san3s I'm
sIld fr~epelbafter Bsii. iib.r msin 6aupt
gebradt bab.n ? l1no bod, !. msbr Id
ib.r Sbre Sarlssuns na4osnf.. UNI 10
r1ebr idsint ss mir. baB Sic Rs4t baben
f6nneu."
ySa, i'd tab. R,&t, unb sic perbsn
bi.s in Rdr3e un3,eifslbaft %trtsnnen," ent.
sssHsie i4 nit Ssfimmib.it.
9ie ashnIi9tsit nit unisru1 SuIius tuar
mar 10 aufalsno, bob bel Der gonfronta.
ton 8siosr bic ssiammts 3uhSrsritaft
eini6Iisbli4 Der @siduorensn uno Ridtsr
ibr gritaunen ni1t bemsifern tonnte. -
Bel Der 6ffsntlidsn @srhanblung. usl1s
etwa pisrsebn Sose isdter itattfanb. muroe
Der m~ittelf RsquiHtion Der Samburssr
Beb5rosn bsrbsissfdufn arthur Sturu,.
ua4oem mon ibm itbr tpioer isinsn Wil.
len ben fali4en Bart ungebunbsn batte.
iowobl BON Rsinsfe, aIs BON Dem g,iamun'
BirtbspsrionaIe in Waroerftein wi.oerer'
fdnnt.
SD ielbf bottle aud tpirtIi9 Tfil6s.
8eios gu unteri4eioen.
Inter bitten umfidnosn bsburfte es faum
nod elmer gerslsihuns Der Sanoidttft.n
au9 lie er9ab nit Sihsrbsit, oab Die frog.
lidsn. an oas goHamt in S~amburs uno
on Sulius Sturm 9erittsten 8riefs bon
BEN Better artbur ssi9risben tparen.
Ser Obsrtaatsnpat 3os barauf iofori
isine antlug. suriid uno mein iunss,
Sreuuo uuroe. nj. i9 BON islbf perffsbt.
unter lautsm Subsl aasr 3ub6rsr einifim.
mig frsissipro4en. Dasssen bsbi.It mon
Den Better in f4srm 8ewabriam, psrur.
tbeilte i'm baIb barauf tusgsn per5aieoe.
nsr Bstrdssreien gu elmer mebridbris.r
3u9tbuusftrafe.
.Nun, mas meter? ?" frast tpobI nod
Elm b.ionbsrs bsburrIi1sr 2sier, ben bisi,
96iuns ni9t p6lis bsfrisoist. .Wsr emf.
i1doigte ben m ans.tlast.n flr BIZ
i9m.re 3eit, bic sr i&ulolOs in Der In.
teriu4ungsbait perbro6t bats Sein @s.
f9dft, bas ibu bis babin 8rob sab. mui
unteroeHsn gu @runee s.sans.n iein."
Scr Staat9 Ri9ts. Bas aIIo ba'
Der Staot setbar, UNI oies l9uee In.
re&t tuieoer ausjuslei4en ?"
SIR cine s.ritt,ts f6tp.rIi9e unb gsiffia,
@eiunSbsit freiIi& fann au4 Der Siseus
tein ss~nisenb,s gntsslo seben. tuobl ODE,
{oQts Ct isoen ionifi9en srmsislei1en edo,
Den. uno mare sr nod 10 srOb, s.piH,n.
bait sristen.
So. er iolte @ladli&uwei5e brau&
unisr SuIius Sturm nidt 70 lang. 3u mar
ten bic uuI,re @sisbsebuna. Don Der 6fsnt
li9sn Weinung ~ssordnst. R8 zines fass.
often ~ bisiem nabtliseenosn Rs9tsarunb'
iaBe bsfsnnen uiro. Bel ieintr Rddtsb,
In bic Ssimatb purbe msin 1reunb 5ofor
NIT ofenea Armsn In bic Samilie b,s ret
den 2einsde aufssnomnsn. Bon bi.i.n
unb BEN tbatirdffissn Birtb unterftdbt
bot sr Elm neu.s uno seuinnbrinesnoes &C.
f8dft besriinost unb lebt felt Sabrsn Il
alddli&er gbe nit Der idneften So9te
feinss .bsmoIiaen Yroaebaeansrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
FUR 8eamtuua.

sevsstn bard ssa srVbsn grfsIs, nasm NJ Der Oar.
surge Sraftb.t sn DIT. dusaRaentase.
ten urunstn BAT, stSiu6R sspiHlsft Wlsufdsl ~tensIstn
na4sastm.a aas ben esaisn l$it4ts 9sfamntsksnassa Ia
dkaii4er 8trpadans unb btHldbtn 0drus4s-unsdfgrptn
apuf&ranstlH. efis euf GuIn out f.-4.lI.- !
DR.. duaufSbntaNs 5ambarstr 1rsafku
mirb nur In Original 81 adeus. prth 70 9tnN. ssa fhHi
padsk 81 prhlft, Ia In auea dpstbtieH ~ bata see nub
HAD 9mpfans ses prdfs frs ns6 alien 1tslsa tu pa.
essattn ~s,fdast. Nan asr.grtt 49,.
. 20" '. u. BossIsr o. Co.. &.
0Sbtspeu, Hpk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

xsarnuns !-Gst scr DR., auaph kiHieJ Sambuss1
Bamilen. Nabisu fautt, Itt Gao ssR gaJtm aSstkdr
ser 6SaSler he Ramtns. ltnhrldrnl ssa v. Dglt &C
u. 60. ssen. ssmst SIR at&t sar& ftIsSr Ss&ssmrn.
cen bstrssfn pfrea. .. ... .rn. ....#"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
2eibeu bes ,peibli6tu 9ei6lr9ts.

Cine 8IafSs Samburser 9robfen kfA 50
Gts., finf 6laf&sn So. Dtsfslbtn Ghb ta ttbtr
psn ni6f ptnis<r aIs IS, mad Gmbfans bss
Bstrasss, fSfsnfrsi psriasst. IRAN aprsare
$685.. n. 0oee1er & &c.,
+. Baltimor NRD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15
BUDGET OF FUN,
BEFORE TAKING.

Long ago, when life was younger and llfe's bur
dcns cast no shadow,
When the gladness of existence had summer
fountains flow,
Side by side we trod dim woodland, river bank or
haunted meadow,
Long ago
Long ago the hand claspcd there had its loving
hand clasp broken,
And the voices ceased from singing, and the
cow bells, faint and low,
Died away as died the echoes OF the words that
We had spoken,
Long ago.
AFTER TAXING.
Long ago, when | was younger then didn't
have to hustle
Round to buy my wife bonnet every time
the fashion changed,
Or the latest things IN stockings, or new SELF
acting hustle
I'm deranged.
Long ago the hand that clasped mine had the
other caspcr broken.
BUYING various colored dadoes and French
clocks that wouldn't go.
shall meier forget the word that she might just
well have spoken, namely,
tNOo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

Reverend Sankey, of Galveston, bought a
bottle of tive-dolar whisky to assist him in the
celebration of Christmas The first pull he
took from that demljohn was a very short one.
He Immediately appointed himself an lnves-
tgating committee of one TO find out what
was the matter with the eXhileratIng fluid and
discovered that, besides containing about sew
enteeu defunct army-siZed cockroaches, there
was also a small mouse that needed an inquest
very bad. Sankey took that whisky back
where be got 1t from and wanted his money
back. The grocer handed HIM back So.
But paid you s. tor the gallon"
II know that responded the grocer, but
we gave you three-dollar whisky all the same
We are not going to bankrupt ourselves by
paying you back your s. when you only get
threedollar whisky. We are not doing that
kind of business"
But don't | owe YOU something more fol
all those cockrosches? ?"
''Oh, no." SAID the grocer, with a magnifi
cent wave of the hand You can keep the
cockrOaches and the mouse"
Thanks" said Ssnkey, bursting into tear:
and grsspIng the hand of the noble tradesman
81 am so glad you didn't make any mlstak:
about that whiskey. If find second hand
cockroaches and neglected mice in your three
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

dollar whisky might have found picked
mule or some other bric.a.brac 10 the tire-do
lar article" and, weeping copiously, Mr. San
key bowed himself out.
THIS will explain why there was no egS-nog
at the Sankey mansion on Galveston avenue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

1--WE have heiliotypes, madame, that can
show you, prints of rare beauty, copies of the
old masters and of new productions of art but
these can hardly serve your purpose. "Prlnts"'
she exclaimed, with animation, why, | am
out today to buy something of the kind for a
dress. Do your prints wash ?" The interview
was becoming little painful, and so he eX
planned matters to her, to which she responded
with an elongated "Oh!' and, calling her boy
away from pictorial explorations among the
books she went on like an cbb tide
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

1t is mighty embarrassing to man who has
some religious friends staying with HIM to
have his dog which has been very quiet dur
ing the week days, begin right after breakfast
Sunday to run to the gun in the corner and
then to his master and wag his tail, and then
run back to the gun again. 1t raises doubts
in the visitors minds as to how the host usu
ally passes Sunday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

Son to his fond father, who has asked him
where he Is in his class now: "Oh, pa, I've
got much better place than had last quar-
ter"
"Indeeds Well, well where are you?"
"Im fourteenth"
"Fourteenth, you little lazybones! You
were eight last term. DO you call that a bet
ter placer"
Eyes, sir: it's nearer the stove"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

Several days ago Uncle Nose met he Rev
Mr.. Neill of the Blue Light Colorcd Baptist
Tabernacle. "Christmas is comm, parson,
said old Nose, land 1t oughter fill us wild sol
emn thoughts" Oats so, Nose. | was jest
saying yesterday, eff dem folks what Ibis next
door to me don't buy some noah good layin'
hens, your belubbed pasture is gwine to worry
along widOut egg-nog next Christmas"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

d. an abomlnable parvenu, has been pre-
scented at fashionable mansion, has dined
there, and departing has not been heard from
again for full month
HIS hostess, who cordially detests people OF
his sort, has solemnly vowed to be revenged
One evening the servant announced him.
GLOW are your he says, languidy; ''you
see l was passing by the house and seeing the
windows all lighted up | thought Ia run up
stairs for moment. Well let this count for
q visit"
1--WE will let this count for several visits "
says his Hostess icily, moving away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON RDTTE.

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California.
The Shortest. Spcedicst and Most Comfortn-
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Dallas Houston. Austin. san Antonio, calves
ton and all points IN Texas
The uuppualcd inducements offered 10y TINS
Line 70 Travellers and Tourists. are n follows:
The celebrated Pullman l6-whcch Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, g., H. 4
.. Palace Drawng-Room Cars. with Horton :
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for seats
In Reclining Chairs. The famous G.. u. a =.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous smoking cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re-
VOlving Chairs for the exclusive use OF hrst-
class passengers.
steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
hined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment makes this, above all others, the favorltc
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West.
Try it. and you will find travelling luxury
instead of discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale ut all Offices in the United states ana
Canada.
All information about Rates Of Fare, sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &c,
will be chcerfully given by applying 10
JAMES X. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
4. j. POTTER,
General Manager, Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15
Two strangers enter cafe in remote quar-

Two strangers enter cafe in remote quar-
ter and seat themselves at table
Walter-What will you have, gentlemen?
Stranger, desiring to produce an effect
Have you any Apollyon water? Fresh from
the spring, mind!
Waiter don't know, sir; III go and IN
quire. Ole gocs)
Stranger, to mpanion-Precous queer
sort of hole this is-preclous queer sort of a
hole it must be, begad, when a gentleman can't
get bottle of Apollyon water. Not the sort
OF place I'm used to-" (The habitues are
stricken with shame)
Waiter, returning-Ies, sir; we've lots Of it.
Fresh from the spring this morning, sir.
Stranger--Aw well-bring US two beers
CThe habltues regain their selfesteem.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

Two hacks arrive simultaneously at the en-
trance of narrow lane.
First chariotcer GnqulrlngIy)-You taken
by the hour?
Second charloteer-No; by the trp.
First chariotecr drawing up)-All right 20
ahead; Pm engaged by the hour. I'm in no
hurry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15
legal

EINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.-Es
TATE or JoIiN BRIEFLY, DRCEAsED-NOtiCe Is here
by given 10 all persons interested IN said estate that the u
dersgned Executor of the last will and testament of said
John BreryT. deceased viii appear before the Coun
~ Court OF the county Of La sale and state OF illinois,
AZ the County Court House IN Ottawa, In said county, on
Monday the 2lst day of January ISL for the purpose
of rendering account Of his proceedings In the admins
tratiOn Of said estate for the hnal settlement
Dated AT Ottawa, this 18th day OF January 1881.
JACKSON CHAMBERLIN,
ATTEST: u. W. SroCKsLgGER, Executor
Clerk County Court, la sale Co., III. jansSw
NOrICE:.-EsrATR or THOMAS KENNEDY. DEC'D-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executors
of the last will and testament OF Thomas Kennedy late OF
the county of La sale and OF Illinois deceased will
pear before the County Court Of said county the third
Monday bcing the 2st day Of February 1851 al the County
Court House. In ottawa in said county when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified TO attend and present the In writing for I'D
justmcnt.
Dated this 5th day OF January A .. 1881.
JULIA KENNEDY,
EDWARD BUTLER
ianS-Sw Executors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

Ask for Halls CataiTE Cure. Taken internally
Price 75c Sold by Forbes & Lorriaux.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15
HOLIDAY GOODS
AND
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A Large Stock at Very Low Prices.

Before purchasing examine these goods inducements
in Albums. Autographs .amily Bibles Chidrens Gift
Linen and Toy Books Pocket Knives. CellulOid Sets,
Work Boxes Perfume Cases Jewel Cases, Shaving Cases.
Cut Bottles and Ink Stands. Vases China Cups and Sau
GERS, Mugs. Writing Desks, A Il Blocks, Toy Dishes.
Dolls &c ST. largest and cheapest line in Ottawa
An extensive stock Of Diaries for 1851.
Knives at the same price most dealers pay for them.
sell Dolls and Writing Desks cheaper than any one
else can possibly Chdren's Books Onetifth ess Stan
dard Fiction - gilt and cloth zoe: Poets soc, reg
llar price Sl.5O Vases OEe-third less | have every
thing in my stock marked very low and do not intend
to carry over any holiday stock Come and see about
this yourself.
" ~ ETGG9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-15

jans-Sw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-12

gave his mare the rein and cast back
ward glance at Pringle's Flat. Pretty.
isn'tit?''
Pretty - said his wife. '.Why. Dick.
It's lovely See the light on the church
windows: it looks as thought it were really
on fire. The houses are so pretty, too,
the streets so wide, and there is such an
air OF peace and comfort about it! Why,
it is like town that has grown up in a
night. it is so wonderfully clean and neat,
Just what a painter would make if he
were painting towns to please people
I'm glad you like it. That reminds
me: do YOU see that house above the
church. to the left?"
1T looks charming-the prettiest house
there
.Glad YOU like it.
"Why. Dick?''
It's yours. bought it before l went
East for you Well look inside of it when
we return, if we have time
That WAS Dick Hopes way.
The drive to Dams Rock occupied an
hour. '.Now for trial of your strength
said Dick, as he tied his horse to a tree at
the base of the great rock and assisted his
wife to the ground where they were to
lunch.
Must | climb up there, Dick said
Mrs. Hope.
That's the programme, what we came
out for to-day You've heard so much OF
the view from Dams Rock that you want
to see it for yourself DO you know you
remind me now of Parthenia fetching
water from the spring."
.'Parthena tanned her husband, didn't
she, Dick'' I'm glad your mother saved
me the trouble"
That was lunch Mary Hope often re-
called in after years. Dick persisted in
forcing all kinds of dainties upon her,
Irish fashion, as she said afterward. 1t
was the first time she had ever had him to
herself in the glad day with no curious
eyes to peer on them, and she subjected
her lord and master in her turn to such
straits that he gladly cried quits as he put
his hair out of his eyes and viewed his tor
mentor.
Then they slowly mounted the massive
heap called Dams Rock. Such view :
4 sweep of forty miles in one direction,
east and almost as grand a view to the
west.
Continued Tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-12
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
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