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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

u@eben sic bas bort on uuierem aran.
tenhauie 2"
Ser Mrat fubr betroffsn auriid. Gin
{1iparaes &reua ; mas beoeutet bas e
DAP ber idlimme @ait, ben sic Iu.
den, bereits Bel uns sinsefe6rt it,"
,Oie peft 1T hier 2" frante Der Manr
ber MiKenldaft beinabe freubia.
rs3um Slid Big jebt nur elm einael=
ner sfan. 0as Qaus lit beshalb itrene
iIolirt unb barf BON Niemanb, aud Dor
Ssbnen ni9t, betreten tperben. Ser Gr>
frantic tit ielbit Elm Nrat, Der in aarata.
tat 6ilfe Ieiiten unb Stubien MAIDEN
tpolte."
Sin Grember 2" fragile Selir iiber.
ral4t.
ga, aber elm RuTe, Doftor OItra.
fpff. gr mubte bier bleiben unb purot
mad furssr 3eit bon Der Seude bsfaI=
len."
ySrrafoff !" murmelte Sselir, uni
ss slitt pis Elm Sdatten iiber iein &C.
iidt, sd fannie einen bieles Namena
aus Der 1ibtriI6en Srtldaft Narpm -"
rGr 1T bortber getommen," beitdtigte
Der Ssprapnit.
LIMB tper pflest ben unaliidliden 2"
vOie 8rantenidp ter unD feline Sc
fdhrtin."
Ser @elebrte atpans ii9 sstpaltiam
our Rubs, pdbrsnD cine 5luth BON &C.
banfen fsinen 8opf our6nirbslte
Seine 9sfdhrtin ? 9as beiBt
rOie Dame lit audi Meratin."
,sSu, ia, unb natirlih feline 5rau."
rNein, Elm Jrdulein Srohnpp, bi:
auslsi9 nit ibm bierber setummen lit"
5elir fdob bas 9lut ins9eiidt. bdm=
merte burh feline Mbern unb lieb 1eir
Sera bDrbar tlopfen. Wenn Nabino
nidt - audi jeBt niht Sitratpffs @eif
mar, 10 mar aues Elm Srusbilb ieinsl
Ginbilbung sepeien, uno lie bate ME
mails 2iebe gu SerQius gefiihlt +! Sesi
mubts er bleiben, I'm gu erfabren, ob bds
Sera pieIes Weibes in Wabr6eit MIDI!
lieben fonnte. Wie aber Ipnte er gu ibr
~aslanaen, nenn Der Beanie auf feline:
8orl6rift Be tunb unb nidt einmal BEN
Mrate 3utritt %seipdbrte 2 Die Mauer,
bic ibn BON Nabina trennte, beudte inn
I9redlidsr als bic sefiirdtete &rdnt6eit.
Iber UNI niht aues gu peroerben, burfte
er porldlfig nidt pagen, ben Srtssez
tpultioen gu er5iirnen.
gr poate 1i4 eben Derab1diben, um
in lein uenig erf reuli9es 2onis suriid.
aufebren, als lie CUR Settle treten mub=
ten, UNI benz Sci Hidden, sinem alien &C.
beueten Mann in a~bgetraaenem Salar,
plab gu MAIDEN.
vDobin, 9dterfsn 2" fraste Der s.
pratpnit.
Der prieit tier mics nit benz 8ltde mad
benz unbeimli6en 9dus4en. Scr
arunfe ba brinnen bat na9 Dem Gm.
piano Der Sterile atramente %petlunst."
n@tebt es 10 idlimm 2" risf Sicily
beitiirat.
r0ie psit ldBt tsinen mehr los, ben fl
einmal sepadt bat" meints Der Beanie.
runb audi Sbr, 8dterden, ourft bas
9uus ni6t betreten."
I'D peib, nur bur6 Das aeidlohent
Sen tier tperbe i6 benz 2eipenosn oas
aaer1silisfte 5eissn uno linn bic Abios
LUTON ertbsilen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

u6Dr einmal, bas bait bu mir abe,
nidt eeIaat, baB ih einen iolfen paiz
iionsmes se1en miine, Tim gum ,3isle gu
eelanaen", iugte am anberen Mittua
sSelir Spielmann unb blidte bsrblifft
su Dem blauen Wirtbsbausi6iloe auf,
ppr benz OItermann iteben blieb. n8egsz
tarianil9e 6peiiebaae uno altobolfreiss
DE Itaura1,t", las CT. n9ort btnetn loa
i'd tpirtlid?"
u2aB ale !6offnuns fabren, ebe BIT
eintrittlt" betlamirte Stermann lahz
eno. uMein5rsunb pirb idon bort Iein,
beinabs bic gauge ruliiIde aolonie ipsiit
ba brinnen."
nMdnnlein unb Weiblein?" fraete
syelir, nod INNER a0sernb uno mib=
trauifh bas 6aus betra9tenb.
Ser arbere nidte. rNber mod tit es ia
,2eit our lmfebr."
Stun, ladte 5elir, Imam farm es
ia einmal pagen. Iber eigentlih eraut
mir por Der niifternen @eieuidaft."
so ldlimm tit es ni6t. Sic trussn
BON Natur cine geseiterung in iid, Die
toir crit in uns bineinsieBen miifen."
7selir alaubte ni6t redt oaran, topf=
l6iittelno fplste er benz 5reunoe.
sergius SfratOff pollts iia sbsn
5sben, als ibn Oitermann auf bic S4uls
ter i6lus: uWil eud beute audi einmal
@eIealdaft ~leiiten. 9urf i'd Dir meinen
syreuno poritelen? 9err cano. msb. g.
liz Spielmann."
Der Gui1e ~perbsugte ii4. Isle tretten
fat laltsr &ouegen an Inherent Stlfe,
Mun bier, meme 6reunbin Naoina Or
bpnotp eebDrt CUR eleihen 5afultdt."
Selir madte erobe 4ugen. Sine
sFreunoin tpar linn Do4 eisentlih Elm
neusr Yegriff. Nun, es beoeutete ipobl
etras an0eres. Qber ipie elm 2%iebespaar
ia6en oiele beibsn bod pieoer niat aus.
Die iunoe Dame NIT oer b%lai1en, Bet
nahe trant6aften @eii9tsfarbe trus Ell
men i6nar3en Rod uno stne ountle
8luIe; beioes fleibete bic mebr hagers
ais idlante geItalt 10 unDort1sil1aft
ME mDalid. uebsrbuupt 1hlen oas
Neubere, aler peibliden gtotur 5uiptosr'
bieIer Stuoentin gar nidts gu aeltsn'
Gie seb0rte tpirtlid gu ben nnsetamm=
ten, t%peniaitens bate bic Dirt, ple tie
bas braune Saor auf benz &opfe tru5,
burdaus feline Nebnlidteit NIT e1ns'
BON Der Mooe anertannten 5rt1ur.
Sic iinb aud Elm Qnbdnser BET
gfIun5entoit2" fraate iie frsunOltd.
@pielmann ssristh taft etnus in yer.
leaenbsit. %, i'd min nur etnmal s'nsn
WsrIuh MAIDEN. Sd osnts, 70 als Haters
{rii6ffid mub bas gang gut leln", per-
lett. er oann ider5eno.
Wabina idien i'm nidt redt gu per,
5ehen. uWir finb i'm prinaip aud n191
eflopsn zines beftimmten grnabrungs'
ipItems. nur pdblen mir bag biatsite'
mos lieot baran, tpoDon man lsbt, ipenn
mai nnr iatt pirb! Das Daiein 1T ID
Iurs uno bod brau4t IS 10 Oiel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10
Die Spnne.
Wpn Mnnd Hitter.)

f
8ie btit 9u id6n, tpenn 9u Der miiber
@roe
Sen 5lammenmantel Inn bic miioeI
9ltecer i4la9it
limb in ben Staub Des 8eltens unD
8eree6ens
Die Seine l6on bes tiinft'een Frii6z
lings legIt!
Wenn 9u, benz Walb bus Sterben sl
perIiben,
Sbn einmal nod nit bunten 5arben
i6miidf,
9as buntls Sbal, ben @trpm gu Ieinen
5Iben,
Mit 9einen Strablen GOLDEN ii6erz
bridit.
Wsnn 9u Der 8liitbe, bic Der 9srbIt
ber9enen,
9as marine 2d6eln 9einer @naDe
identlt,
Die 1pdte 5ru6t, bes @eines pole
Sruube,
Mit berber Strait unb SiiBigteit burd=
trdntit.
8snn 9u bas Meer, bas Dir ,nts.gen
flutbet,
Mit bellen 2idtern ipislenb iiberbau6it,
Der Wolte Saum, bic Dir poriiber
ipanbert,
sSn tpunbsrIame purpurt0ne tau6it.
Wenn Su benz 8reis bic pelfen 9dnoe
ftret6elit
limb Did in's Qoden6aar Der Rinber
idmiegft,
Der Sebniu9t, bic. bes G~rpenTpaQens
miibe,
Sen 6imnel ludt, liebrei6 entgesen
fliegft,
sSn beil'gen 9dnben trdgit Ou 2i4t unb
S6Dnheit
uno pflan3eft in bic bange Dunfel9eit
Der Winterna6t 9ein leudtenb Sriez
bens5et6en,
DIS 6immelsbotin elmer idOn'rsn 3eit!
Heue.
S6per bic 8ruIt bon Reu' uno Serge
leipe,
,3ie6t elm Snabe bur9 bic CRIME 9eioe.
Some, lidte Come, ipridt er flsz
6enb,
plies piHenb bilt bu, ales ie6eno;
@ieb mir8unbe bon Der Wdgo, Der blalz
len,
Die i6 emit am QueQ i'm Walo Derlaiz
isn."
5cnne Ipridt: sd ia6 uuf meinen
@ange
Man9 perlaH'nes Wei6 nit 6lei6er
Wange,
Nber bic bu liebeit grambelaoen,
Sab i9 nt4t auf meinen li4ten pfaz
ben"
glls Der Mpno erIdeint our 4benbftunos,
STRAIT Der Gnube audi ben W}Dn0 Inn
Gunoe.
uSo6it bu nidt bon beiner 5tmmels<
bobe
,Sens cine, bic id lieB i'm We6e?"
Sprift Der Wonb: rWobl JAP i4 man
DIES arme
Wsib, gequdlt bon iibsrgrobem Sarms,
9ber jene, bic bu emit betrogen,
Sab i9 nidt BON meinem Simmelsz
bogen."
2eis i'm 9raIe fiji tern 3tpet Nar5iHen:
nMeber Monb nod Sonne lam IS nil
len,
$50 fem blaFes 2ieb6en 1T gu finben,
0ph mir glumen t0nnten's pobl INN
finoen,
Die mir in Der Grpe uns perbergen,
gis Der 2sn3 uns pedt aus unIern Sdrz
npn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

barmberaise @dpeiter gu beiorsen.
Da begtsnete ibr auf ben Stufen e1ne
iunae Dame, bon ber iis beinabt erz
fhraf, Gs mar Nabina, bic bos Nus
bleiben @pielmann's in ibrem areHe
beunrubist bate unb bic felbft tam, Inn
nadauIeben. Sbr bla1ies @efiht muir
be nod blei4er, als fie ben @runb erz
fubr. :.
,aebren sic un,, CUTE Grau. ber
Wea, ben Sic MAIDEN molten, TT urs
n0tbis - id ielbit iperbe bas iiber=
nebmen."
Mit sroBen Qusen i~tarrte bic Grau
iie an. Isle, sic pollten aber p1e
f0nnen sic -
Gin. belle R0tbe {hob in ben Wans
gen Der HuHin auf. rNb, Sic mii1en
ni9t - i6 itubire, peroe ielber Mr3t.-
IS bann freilid lit e etnas an
beres."
Rlopfenben !9er8ens folste Naolna
Der 6rau. Sic mubte ben &ranfe11 To-
slei9 ieben. unb pie Tie i'm 10 auf Dem
Eager ausgeftredt blidte. fraftlos uno
fiebernb, obne 8e1innuna, ba brd11gten
1i4 5brdnen in lire Mugen. sic l1eB
ii9 asisen. mas Der Mr3t periarteben'
unb fdittelte ben &opf.
,6plen Sic Wafer pom Brurrlen,
bamit mir talte Wtdelungen n1achen
tDnren." sic fabte bic 9anb Der Trau
unb Iab ibr srnit In bic 4ugen. .uno
bDren Sic, tpenn sic elm sutes Wert
tbun mollen mir 5uliebe, 10 geben Sle
benz Granfen nthts BON bte1er Wfeplz
3in."
uMber Der Oottor bat bod
ugr 1T Elm alter 9srr, nidt tpabr!"
Die Wirtbin nidte.
sd puBte es. unp bas ba" tie
mics auf bas He3ept - niteht auf e1nem
peralteten @tanbpuntt, ben bic mooerne
Wiiieni9aft ldngit iibertpunbsn bat.
Sd tperbe 1elbit etpas mitbrinsen: S's
9auptlafe aber 1T bic aaltpal1eroez
banblung."
Die sFrau i6lus bic 9dnbe iiber benz
aopf au1ammen, aber Naoinas Welen
unb Muftreten batten bod etpas 10 ct
deres unb @ebietsnbes. baB tie telnen
WiberIprud puste uno allies gu befolz
gen peripra4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

Sersius Sftratoff bate cine idliate
Gtube inne. 0as Gleids lrar bel leiner
nebenan tpo1nenoen 5reunoin Der San,
beren Wobnuns 4benos ben beiDen als
cine Dirt semeiniamen Jamilisn3immers
oiente. Muf einem t!einen Slide broz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

uleIltlt lUlllltll. ultu UtIleI lU III ~ Wv
IfOnsrsr 8eruf ais Der oes Mr3tes?"
$50 psrDen Sic nah beenoetem 5tu=
blum pieoer nad Sobrem neltfernen Set
matbsort suriidf.hr.n?" frugte 5elir in
einem Some, Der pie bebauerno tlang,
v5uriidtebren ais gioniere, nein i'd
m0dte iasen als Mihiondre Der Wi1ens
1haft?"
Nabinas 4usen sldnaten nod mariner
aut lie mari linn einen oantbaren Slid
au. rSie Der teben uns, Sic baben oas
r.Gt. Wort seiast. I'm fir unlers let
oenben 8riiber gu ~pirfen, tit audi bic
entleaen1te Stdtte auf GrDen srob genug,
unb nur, tpenn man Elm ipl4es 3iel Dor
Muaen bat, erIdeint bas 2eben als Mitz
tel aum 3ped in ieinem rshten Wertbe."
sselir perItummt.. OieIe masere,
uniheinbare Ru1in erIdien linn plObz
lih tpie cine 9elbin, Dor Der er itA 1elblt
tlein portam.
Dim Nudmittas blieb ct gu 9auis uno
LAB gum erltsn Male lett Monatsn BET
ben 8idern. War bod Naoina, als
man nad benz Gfen aufssbroaen. etnen
Muoenblid neben INN itebsn gebltebsn
uno bate seIast: rWenn sic 2uit bo@
ben, bsu.e Mbenb nit urls gu arbs1ten,
10 tommsn Sic INN fieb.n ubr in bic
Wobnuns meines 5reunoss. IS iplro
Sergius %freuen."
Der 8lid ibrer Musen bate Jelir sez
Iast, bab audi tie iih frsusn ipuroe; uno
pinttlih itente er Iih Elm. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-10

Ihon aQes poriiber mar! Wtd1 1Dute
1ur einmal Qbi6ieo nebmen i'm 2eben.
Wer ben eriten iiberitebt, benz brldt Der
apeite bas 0er5!!"
nNapina, bu -" itammelte er + Itarz
reno, uno feline Stimme paro BON benz
tlupfenosn 9sr5en eritidt, ~ou ipriait es
aus, mas i9 ME gu hoffen, ME gu seltez
ben tpagte -"
vNein," itieB iie 6aitis berpor, "la9s
bus nift aug Mitleib!"
Sci ansm, mas mir beilig 1T, idipDre
id Dir, oaB i'd bid ME, ME Oer9enen
fonnte!!"
sic Iab i'm CROP, %itauneno an. uDas
Iolts i6 sluubsn9 uno oamals, dls i'd
Ihon pdbnte, bus bsIeligenoe Wort Don
Dir gu bDren, bamals idpiegit ou!"
uHaoina," - r umtlammerte in 6efz
tioer Grrsgung ibrs 9dnbe rein unz
ielises MibDsritdnonib bat uns um
Sabre oss @liids b%etrpgen! Ou ipradlt
BON Oantbarteit, als i9 BON 2i.be reosn
rpolts; unb oann-Sersius, oerunsliid@
li6e - id slaubte nidt an aumsruoz
itaft 5nil4en Mann uno Weib, i'd
fonnte ben 9eDantsn niat los peroen,
baB er Dir mebr lei. ., bdtteit ou oaz
mails ben Mutb gefunoen ME beute, mir
bic Qugen gu Dffnen!"
Sic Tag einsn 4ugenblid gara itia,
pie berauidt BON einem iiben 3raunl,
an befen Wubrbeit tie nidt sIaubsn
tonnte. r0urfte i9 es oenn", f~liitsrte tie
enoli9, nmuBte id mir ni6t iasen, oab
bas Opfer fir bid gu groB MARE"
nWel4 Elm Spfer9"
yad, Gelir, ou biit reid, aus gutter
6umilie. Wie tonnte id benten, ou perz
oeit bic arme ruliiI4e StuOenttn gu osl@
mem Weibe MAIDEN"
yNaoina", - er briidte ibre 9dnos
an feline 8ruit - rals i6 bic gstannts
lhaft nit Dir iuhte, oa6te i'd nur an
Elm pitantesNbsntsusr. Mit 9eiadmung
ssftehs i'd es. gbsr bsin srobss sbIss
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
1t Was Returned.

II came upon couple Of boys fight
ing on the street the other day said
the portly man as he laughed ut the
recollection They We're both smear
ed over with eggs and were lighting
like a couple of young wildcats.
".As usual thing, l do not believe in
interfering with quarrels among chill
dren, believing that it Is better to let
them fight it out and settle their differ
encps III their own way.
But they We're fighting so fiercely
and We're using such bad language
that | thought it best to separate
them.
Getting hold Of their collars pull
ed them apart and demanded an eX-
planation.
He threw a rotten egg at mo,
shouted the younger of the two as he
struggled to get at the other boy again
This was undoubtedly fact, as the
boys clothing was strong testimonial
to the point in evidence.
"'Tut, tut, said l, you should have
returned good for evil
~ did, he sobbed, the reaction hay
ing set in. The one that threw al
him was good one detroit Free
Press
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
NORTON.

Misses VI. and f. Cassidy and Miss
Brown Of Daville Que, are the guests
Of Mr., and Mrs. D. Cameron this week.
W. G, Nelson and wife are expected
home from Old Orchard this week.
Lee Drew Of Coaticook is clerking for
the Nelson Store Company.
Miss Jennie Bishop is teaching in
Canaan.
Mrs. w. Bishop and son spent last
Sunday at Newport.
Schools opened the Ith Of this month
with the following teachers No. /, Miss
Pike Of Auburn, Me-; No. ,, Miss NJ.
Conway; No, 3, Miss NJ. Haley; No. /
Miss y. Calvin,
Miss \. Conway has returned from
Island Pond where She has been visiting.
Mrs. H. Marsh spent a few days Of
last week in Island Pond with relatives
and friends.
Miss Marie Ducharme returned to hel
home in Fall River Monday.
Quite a number from here ATTENDED
the Exhibition in Sherbrooke,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
COLEBROOK, n. II.

\ gentleman named Davis. who is
boarding at Willow Farm. had the mis-
fortune to break his ankle while out
driving last Wednesday,.
The Roman Catholic Fair has been
going on at the opera house during the
last week, with very good success, fnan-
ciaIly and otherwise,
Claveland's mills in East Columbia
We're totally destroyed 10y fire last Thurs
day night
Mrs. Jennie Walker has purchased
the Portland Branch and taken posses
sion. Miss Hannah Bailey has bought
out her brothers. stock Of goods in Gem
trad Block and commenced operations
there last Monday morning.
Mrs. +. A. Travprs has returned from
her visit in Portland. Ne.
Charlie Stevens is a citizen of Cole.
brook once more. having his No. STRAIT
ford store destroyed in the recent fire.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
WEST CONCORD.

uur venerable t0un>mau Lathgr
Baurite r.a-uil. Tell aul severely .rie-
iuu.i hi> hiI. nj, a.l-aurrI agr adds
greatly Ja1ii, mi,,u.,Hu-.
Ees. lIr. 1lar-raif ii E-llar, Tal.,
occupied the pulpit ri 1u- Ua.e.rsali,t
Church last sabbath. Their 9iIl Ii.
services al the usual anur ueNt sabbath.
Among fLn,. who hag. recently visit
"a rs. We mul- Mr.. ami Mr.. Page and
Alrs. Richard, d. Boston. guest, ut Nj,
Caroline lliabarl. Mn. IIo,farl Of
East Haven. and Reuben Matthews ii
Fitchhur-. Mas. have a.sp called uu
relatives ami friends,
Luiora Bai,iu has gone ID NiihiI...
y. y where be rxprnts "a obtain rsn-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
Pomeroy.


| remember Tennysou saying one
day. when he was smoking by the FIRE.
that that Was his greatest time for
inspiration, but l seldom write down
anything; thousands OF lines float up
this chimney"
Do you know how he came to write
his beautiful Crossing the Barr He
had been very I'll, and one day, when
be was conyalescent be was sitting
grumbling, Suddenly his nurse said
to him. You ought to be ashamed of
yourself, Mr.. Tennyson; you ought to
be expressing your gratitude for your
recovery from a very bad illness by
giving us something, by giving It to
the world"
He went out and stra!ghtway wrote
Crossing tkn Bar" and brought It to
the nurse as peace Offering. London
News.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15

The last wonderful tale being told
among The Burmese in Rangoon is con-
corning 4 monster egg. \ few months
ago near Shwebo the villagers heard q
strange and mysterious voice in the
Jungle uttering in Burmese the words.
u am going to lay" which were re-
peated frequently several times 4 day
for many days Eventually the egg was
laid. and its size IS said to exceed that
of ten large paddy baskets. Nobody
will go near this egg, from which now
come the words, Il am going to hatch"
also repeated many times every day
Times OF Burmah.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15

The limit of fine engravlngs seems to
have been reached by \. Henderson of
Toronto, who has just finished the task
Of engraving the Lords Prayer upon
the stem of an ordinary pin, one inch
in length, with the alphabet and the
numbers from l to 10 on the head.
Those interested in feats of this de-
scrption are anxiously awaiting the
appearance of the champion who will
distance all competitors by selecting
the point of the pin as his sphere Of
operations Jewellers Circular.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
POMEROY
POMEROY

Having secured the agency from Miner
Bcal 4 Co., Boston, for their swell line
of men and boys ready to wear suits, can
guarantee fit, quality and price. Drop i'll
and look over samples.
Pomeroy. !.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15
Nothing

will buy as many goods as ready cash
I'h" seller expects to and can sell for
Small :
profits. have bought Pomeroy & Rob
insons grocery stock and am ready to
talk business. My team will be
About
the town every day and hope to receive
a share Of the trade. For over a year
people have bought fruit Of
Stevens
and he is still in it with a full line.
You may catch me short occasionally the
first Of the week.
But
not through my fault. Our market is a
long way off and | cannot always get
what | want.
Prices
qualities and service guaranteed right at
W. P. STEVENS Cash Grocery,
CLARkE's BLOCH, - ISLAND POND.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-09-15

will buy As many goods as ready cash
Th" seller expects to and can sell for
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-17
A Beautiful Skin.

Ladies, if you desire a transparent, clear and
fresh complexion use DR.. Bourdons French
Arsenic Complexion Waters. Their effect is
simply magical. possessing the wizard touch
in producing and preserving beautiful trans
pareney and pellucid clearness of complexion,
shapely contour of form, brilliant e! es, soft
and smooth skin where the reverse exists. Even
the coarsest and most repulsive skin, marred by
freckles, moth, blackheads, pimples, vulgar
ly removed, and a delicioGsly clear and refined
complexion assured.
Price per small box, so cents; large box, 81, or
six large boxes, So. Sent to any address post
paid and under plain wrapper upon receipt of
the above amount. Write for free circular.
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Lv Riparia
daily
except
Sunday.

EE Parties desiring to go to Heppner should
take No 4, leaving The Dalles at $50 p. m,
making direct connections at Heppner junction.
Returning making direct connection at Heppner
junction with No. 1, arriving at The Dalles at
BIS p. m.
No. %, throught freight, east bound, does not
carry passengers; arrives 2:50 a. M, departs
$3.50 a. m.
No. "a. local freight, carries passengers, east
bound; arrives 4:3O p. m, departs S:15 p. m.
No. 81, west bound through freight, does not
carry passengers; arrives S:15 p. m, departs
9:30 p. m.
No. %, west bound local freight, carries pas
sengers; arrives Sis p. M, departs $3.50 a.
For full particulars call on o. R. d N. Co.'s
agent The Dalles. address
VIII. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pas. Agt., Portland, Or,
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;Il5 Nv Pullman palace sleepers
between Portland and Chicago have just
been placed In service via the o. R. &
N, Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific
and Chicago &, Northwestern railways
daily every day in the year. Cars are OF
the very latest pattern, in fact being the
most improved up-to-date sleeping cars
turned out by the Pullman Company.
These new palaces will leave Portland on
the evening fast train of the o. K. & N.
arriving at Chicago the morning of the
fourth day and running through with
out change via Granger and Omaha. 19tf
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You we'll know that a good drug sign
is the patronage which is bestowed on
the store. 1t is the purity of the goods
handled and the manner of doing busi-
ness that makes and keeps this business.
We are pleased with the result of our eff
forts to supply the best drugs at the
beet price. We are particular about the
compounding of them.
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will be a striking contrast which
Census Director Merriam's count
will reveal from that which was
made when the first computation was
had, but even this may not prepare
US for the marvels which third or
half century hence will disclose.
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is the forrunner of almost every ailment. 1t de-
bilitates the system and leaves it easy prey to
disease Loss of hearing and dimness. Of sight
amongst Its i'll effects,
Our Syrup of Tar, TOlu and Wild Cherry
for Colds and Coughs is not only cure but a
preventative. 1t tones up the system, increases
the vitality and acts general bracer. Price
25c and SOC per bottle.
But if you don't like our preparations we have
all other kinds. We fill the doctors orders too.
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WILLAMETTE RIVER.
Oregon City, Newberg
Salem d. Way Lands
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The new steam boat Spokane, built by
the o. R. & N. Co. to ply on the Snake
river between Riparia and Lewiston, is
now complete, and in service. Steamer
Lewiston is also in service, and the two
steamers will alternate between Riparia
and Lewiston, leaving Riparia daily ex-
cept Sunday on arrival of train No. 4
from Portland and reaching Lewiston
next day at l p. m. Returning, will
leave Lewiston daily except Saturday
at 12 o'clock noon, arriving at Riparia
at p. M. connecting with train No.
from Spokane. The Spokane has been
specially constructed for the run men
toned above, and is thoroughly equip
ped with all modern appliances, electric
lights, etc., and for speed and comfort
will excel any craft that has ever been
built tor the Snake river. The Lewis
ton is her steady old self. Mar Aim
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DE PART
FOR
Fast
Mail
11:50 p. m.

Gam. WILLAMETTE RIVER.
1e., Thur, Portland to Corvallis
and Sat. and Way-Landings.
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Walla Walla, Spokane,
Minneapolis. st. Paul,
Dulu t b, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East.
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Cash in Your Cnecks.

All county warrants registered prior
to May 1st, 1885, will be paid at my
Office. Interest ceases after Feb. 27,
1899. G. L. PHILLIPS,
County Treasurer.
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WILLAMETTE AND YAM.
HILL RIVERS.
Oregon City, Dayton
and Way-I.andings.
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Salt Lake, Denver, FIT. Fl
Worth, Omaha, Kan NJ
sas City, st. Louis, 3:15
Chicago and East.