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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
OGDEN FLOODED.

Streets Flooded and Rivers on RAM
page.
Ogden, Utah, Aug. 20.-The heavi-
est rain in years was falling here this
morning, everything is flooded. The
Webher and Ogden rivers are on a
rampage. The fall was an inch an
hour for two hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Wedding Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Campbell have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Lucia Vienna Campbell, to
John Franklin Macy. the wedding to
take place September S. at the home
of the brides parents, 1114 East
Webb street, this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
BULL MOVEMENT :
IS A SENSATION
Harriman's Coup Drags All
Wall Street Cash Into the
Stock Market.
HE HAS CAPTURED ALL
UP. AND S. p. HOLDINGS.

John ID. Rockefeller Caught and Hard
Hit by the Great Pacific Railways
Plunger-Prediction That Hartman
VIII Hear From Rockefeller Later
Bankers Believe That the Lambs
I'm This Slaughter May Recover In
the Courts-New High Record is
Made Today I'm S. p. Stocks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Bear on Catherine.

1t was reported here today that a
party OF campers on Catherine creek
Fork. The party failed to get shot at
Messrs. Bruin.-La Grande Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Rurals Desert.

Havana, Aug. 20.-Forty ru-
rails of the province Of Pinar
Del Rio, have deserted to the
revoltlonists. The government ,
. is greatly alarmed as the loyalty ,
. ot the rurales has never been I
. suspected. A trainload OF troops /,
. left today. General Demetrio ,
. Castillo was arrested today at /,
. Santiago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
VIII Fire Sullivan.

, Peoria, Aug. 20.-Judge Z
, Thompson, leader Of the anti Z
, Sullivan forces, thinks Bryan's q
, wishes will be carried out in the Z
, state convention tomorrow, and Z
, a majority of the delegates re-
,pudiate Sullivan. He says: ut is
, impossible the delegates dare
, return to their constituents
, wearing the collar of Sullivan
} and shame"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Miners Killed.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 2o.-Eight
miners were killed and II injured In
a conflict with the troops at Usovka
today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Murdered His Wife.

Pontiac, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-William
Thomas murdered his wife this morn
ing and then escaped
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20

Conductor Pegram, formerly Of the
Northern Pacific and for years a res
ldnet of Wallula, died recently In Spo-
kane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
TRIAL OF GALBRAITH.
Accused OF Helping Lynch Three Mis-
souri, Negroes.

SOuri NtgfOts.
Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 20.-Re-
sumption Of the trial Of Galbraith,
accused Of being in the mob which
lynched three negroes. Attorney Had
ley is seated among the states coun-
sell The jury is as yet unsecured. The
defendant says he will not go to trial
until every technicality Of law is ex-
hausted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Bryan Sails for New York.

Gibraltar, Aug. gov. ]. Bryan
sailed for New York at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
Jury Completed.

Springfield, NO., Aug. 20.-The
Galbraith jury is completed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
On. OF II. MONDAY. AUGUST 20, 1906.
''"'""""s'*S g"'""'"""+"""''+"'''
ACTUAL WORN Z p ON RECLAMATION PROJECT.

2O-(SpeyB began this morning by +
canal of +
this The
coming tonight number of are
cOmpanys and +
small dwell
for the men are 4
j. j. j. f. T. + j. +. l. I. + = + j. i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
DEATH LIST REACHES OVER
TEN THOUSAND TODAY
Now Caring for the Many Reugees-Propery Loss Will Be
More Than Quarter Of a Billion.
COntnue-Not
in Damage
AreD Down. s

Tarapaca Argentina probably will
reopen today. Seeking managers other
banks effect agreement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20

The people whom advertisers
wish to reach read the evening pa
per after the days work is done.
That's why East Oregonian ads
bring results.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers and thunGerstorms TO
night or Tuesday; warmer tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See Abbott's advertisement on page s.
Everything for cllildren's headwear at
yanghans.
"A pretty line Of white goods for grad
uation at Perry's.
Fancy hose, imported patterns, at the
Frank McWhorter Co, Store.
A regular meeting Of the Shepherds OF
America will be held Thursday, June 2,
at $50 p. m.
4 part of the medals won by Goddard
seminary at the lnterscholastic meet at
Burlington are on exhibition in the win
dow of the Red Cross pharmacy.
Tom Standard, the lntercity second
baseman, is now the heaviest hitter on
the Springfield, Miss. team and is being
received with more favor because OF IL.
His average with the stick is Just an
even 800. but his fielding recod is next
TO the bottom, being 7gs. He made 10
errors in SO chances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-05
EAST BARRE.

On Saturday evening. June ., there
will be q social dance in the opera hall.
4 Dancing from 8 10 II. Gilbertson's or
chestra
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey with their
youngest child, Henry. came from Lyme,
( y. IL, last Saturday to make visit at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Jennie
blanchard.
DIR. and Mrs. Macarthur left on the
midnight train last night for Boston,
where the American Medical association
hold their meeting. The lodges for
which he is the physician viii receive
any necessary medical attendance from
Dr. Hayes, of GraniteyilIe.
Mrs Fred Grearson has gone to st.
George, n. B., to make visit at the
home of her parents there. Her mother
was unfortunate enough last week To
break her arm and this FASTENED Mrs.
Grearson's departure for home.
( MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Cheney were in
town yesterday visiting friends.
The midweeIS meeting will be held
as usual in the Congregational vestry
on Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
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GRANITEvILLE.

a. A. Smith 81 Barre was ii town
yesterday On businesa
The Forester team hi Maple Leaf
sAariaps No. Sss92 ,sMilI lsolfI ss June car
Hival 1T Miles hall. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, June II, ! and
40. Thursday evening an excellent en-
tertainment will be given, the pro-
gramme of which will BE-. announced
later. Friday evening the forester team
will give an exhibition drill which will
be entirely different from any drill here.
tofore given. Saturday evening the ar
tietes will be drawn There will be
dancing each evening to music furnished
by Walkers orchestra OF three pieces.
The usual refreshmcnt stands will be
in evidence, and an excellent time is
assured for ALL Admission, season tic
kets csc; single admission Zoe.
The Woodmen baseball team easily
defeated the Wetmore & Morse team
last evening by 81 score Of II to Q.
Fraser started the game i'll the box
for the Woodinen, but was chased to
the woods in the third inning and Ross
tried his luck as box artist for the
remainder Of The game and did fairly
/ good work, although triiie wild. Gene.
fro and Olsen pitched for the visitors
and both were bit freely. Gomoli made
| the longest hit Of the season on these
grounds, by smashing a long drive over
! deep center for three bases.
The Odd Ladies of Victor lodge will
serve ice cream on the lawn Of Mrs
Alex. Graham Friday, June B, from !
| to Z O'clock All are invited.
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.zszaEz4 There will be regular
szss meeting OF Hiawatha Lodge,
sfsV* No. 20, ]. O. O. f., on Thurs.
day evening, June 18th, 1906. at 1890
o'clock. The initiatory degree will be
conferred. II. W Clark, Noble Grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-05
NOTICE

Montpelier, Vt, June ], 1906.
This circular IS to give notice that,
notwithstanding the circular of May Is,
1900, signed BY Harry ". Whitcomb,
and notwithstanding the. patent right
suit instituted by him against our firm,
we are still supplying our customers
with polishing wheels and parts of the
same, and taking care of all patent
right suits that any person may see
fit to bring against US.
No person need have any fear OF any
patent right polishing wheel suits, as
this is not the first one that has been
brought. Said Whitcomb brought one in
April, 1897. and the same has been
pending in court ever since. as the in
stigator OF it has never seen fit TO
do anything with ii. and customers are
in no more danger now than they have
been in the past nine years. Moreover
we will defend and take the conse-
quences OF any patent right suit result
ing from the use Of our polishing wheel
or scrolls.
Our newly patented machine for tnn-
ing the scrolls of our polishing wheel
(the only one of its kind ever made)
enables us to put on the market q pol
ishing wheel far superior to anything
else of its kind, and to sell them at
the same price as those Of inferior
grade We expect TO retain exclusive
control of this machine and to continue
to produce the best polishing wheel ever
made, with no advance in price.
Thanking our customers for past or
ders, We solicit your patronage for the
future.
NJ. WRIGHT & son EST.
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This space Is Controlled BY Central
Labor Union of Barre and Vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-05
! REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

fAll who are legal voters III Republican
caucua are hereby notified and called
to meet in caucus ait the City Hall, in
the City of Barre, on Saturday evening
June 9th, 1906, al scsen-thirty O'clock
for the purpose Of electing nine dele
gates and nine alternate delegates I'd
represent us IN the Republican Comen.
tion for the nomination Of State Off
GERS
Also to elect nine delegates, and nine
alternate delegates to represent us in
the Second District Republican Conven-
tion TO nominate candidate for Rep.
rcsentatiye in Congress.
Also to elect a Republican City Com
mittec to serve for the two years en-
suing.
Also to do any other proper business
when met.
Republican City Committee,
Frank G. Rowland, Chairman.
II. W. Scott, Secretary.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.


Pansy plants at Emslie's.
New shell goods at Naughan's.
See Abbott's advertisement on page 3
Auction sale in the Pavilion tonight.
See Abbott's advertisement on page 8
Special values in house dresses at
! Naughan's.
All kinds Of washable goods for sum
mer dresses at Perry's.
See those golf jnckets at the Frank
McWhorter Go. Store.
| Frank Duffy went to Hardwick this
morning on business.
| Ned Lewis left this morning for few
days visit in Boston.
| Daniel Bisbee OF Waitsfield is visiting
I'm the city at the home of his brother
Il. w. Bisbee.
Dir. and Mrs. J. A. Dow of West Tops
ham were guests last night Of r. j.
Hayward Of Elm street.
Miss Iafv Conley returned last night
1 from Hoston, where she went to meet
Tier brother who arrived there from Ire
land.
\
| Edwin j, Hadlcy's moving pictures AZ
1.-THE opera house Friday evening, June 5
| IN new series Of pictures never shown
here.
Willard G. Smith il in Burlington do.
ing some repair work on sewing ma
chimes and viii retun to Barre the last
OF the week
Plattsburg's old first baseman, Bill
Botcnus, has applied for position on
the local team. He is now playing with
Newark. Ohio.
George Mccartney, superintendent Of
the new gas company. who has been in
the city for few days, returned today
to his home in Boston.
Win those who have at any time been
members Of the9 degree team OF Barrb
Lodge n. 2, p, please meet at the haH
on Wednesday night at seven o'clock
There will be a regular meeting 81
Granite City Camp, MOI $3.50, M. w Of
A, Wednesday, June 9th, at 80 p. mi,
in X. of G. hall. There is to be adoption
work. Per Clerk.
The body OF Mrs. Celia Jerry, whe
died IN Montpelier Sunday morning, was
buried in the Catholic cemetery in this
city today. She was i'll for month
and = half with dropsy. Three sons
and three daughters survive, being Mrs.
Steven Farrand Of Berlin, Mary Cyril
Mayo Of Mortified, Mrs, Charles Mas
sey Of East Barre, Eugene Jerry Of
Cutler Corner and George and Wilbur
Jerry Of Berlin.
The members OF Mrs. j. Henry Jack
sons Sunday school class at the Con-
Igregational church, gave her pleasant
surprise party at her home on South
Main street, last evening. About 10
members Of the class were present and
passed very enjoyable evening. Re-
freslments Of Ice cream, cake and fruit
punch were served. and before the guests
departed. Mrs. jackson was presented
with five volumes Of ono Of Hamilton
w. Mabic's works. The whole affair was
n happy and complete surprise to Mrs.
jackson, and was in charge Of Miss
Mary Bosworth and Mis-. Fannie Wheat
on.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
Weather Predictions.

Local showers tonight warmer in
New Hampshire and Vermont and Con-
necticut. Wednesday, scattered show
CTS, light south to west Winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-05
Attention, Union Men!

When purchasing goods Of any kind
demand the Union Label on all your pur-
chases, wherever possible. as that is
the. only guarantee that the goods have
been made by Union labor and in clean
factories, and in doing so you arc help.
ing others TO get a living wage.
When purchasing Cigars, see that the
box bears the Cigarmakers' Union Label.
We do not patronize the following
brands Of Cigars EasteFbroose's Gre
mos, Chieos. Golden Wedding Or Golden
Wedding. Ir.
nEMlHl TAE iInI1n LAPEL
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Policeman Flynu's daughter Maggie
was III at ease, and this was so un-
usual for her that he could not fail
to notice 1T.
What. We been doing" he asked
"Ha.ave We damned wan iv tn kids
too harr-rd an got his parints aflher
ye?"
IL never innict corporal punishment
on the children in my school, father
answered the girl.
."Corpril punishment" repeated Po-
liceman Flynn, reflectively. Il sh'u'd
MT think ye w'u'd niver hear-rd
iv 1t before, but | suppose tits tn kind
iv punishment they ha-ave in tn
ARMY Annyhow, I niver hear-rd iv
corp'ril anywhere ilse."
IL mean that never chaslise them.
remarked the girl. 81 explained that
to you once before"
"Ye did that" admitted Policeman
Flynn, but | was thinkin' that mebbe
ye'd Earned some sinse iv late.
What's throublin ye. anyway? Ha-ave
some iv ye-er gir-rl fri'nds been sayin'
We ha-ave no taste in dhress or that
ye have a nose that's out iv shtyle?'
Il wish you wouldn't be foolish, IA
ther," returned the girl 81 want to
speak to you seriously. I'm thinking
of getting married.
ITO tn felly that put me out iv tn
windy"
Yes"
Hes n good ma-an." commented Po-
liceman Flynn. Il like him.
"You said he could have me, toe" )"
suggested the girl.
"R-right we are" assented Policeman
Flynn, but | signed no tin -da-ay note.
| give him tn option. but tn time
iv day-liv'ry was not fixed, as me
fri-nds iv IN shtock exchange sa-ay.
Can he support ye?"
The girl hesitated and showed some
confusion.
"You know | could keep right along
with my school," she said, at last, "and
in that way we could live more com
fortably together than we can now
separately"
Policeman Flynn looked at her re-
proachfully.
II thought betther iv ye than that,
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TIE CORPSE AND
THE FRESHMAN
By CHARLOTTE O'COEOR EccLEs

Dan, usn McCall," cried a shrin,
imperuus. childish voice "Oh, Dan,
I'm so glad I've found YOU; want you
o. tell me a story"
"Be this an that. Miss Mary, but
yere the great young lady for shtor-
SEES intirply. Did | iver tell ye O the
night / was lost in the bog Miss?
NO, Dan" cried the little girl. ex-
citedly clapping her hands That's
new do 20 on"
well, sure it's a long time ago"
said Dan Twas In tn ould cOnn.
thry and was just risin' twinty.
An whin was young Miss Mary,
like many another ! always was ter
r'ble wild. an nothin' | liked better
than sportin an divartin' meself, but
what wint through wan night So
bered me. SO 1t did My masther sent
me over to Garraduf An Garradufi
was a great house intirely for the best
cv attn an dhrinkin'. an | got there
middln' late.
when I got to Garraduff there was
great attn and dhrinkin'. an the
rlIN lulS udV Ebl III lbluhiN NAuA ~
the blind piper that used to play al
the cross roads. an there was dancin
goin' on in the sarvints hall, an
maybe n 1t wasn't near l2 o'clock be
fore ! thought o. turnin' home.
And whin they saw | was fright
ened to find how late II was, they
all began tellin' me ov a short cut
through the hog. an told me | cudnt
miss the way not II I was blind o
wan eye. an lame ~ wan leg. Sc
off | set, miss, an rale lonesome Il
was whistelin TO kape me courage
mp. An begob. Miss Mary, | wasn't
gone wan half hour when a misht be
gan TO be. an before long | found
twas lost was.
Well Miss Mary. TO make Ions
shtory short, II didn't see, quite sud
dint a light far, far away. for all the
wurrld like a shtar, an SEE | to me-
sell wherever that light is there's
people. an where's there's people they
won't lave a poor gossoon out al
night to be starved wild the cowld.'
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Maggie" he remarked "F'r why
ha-ave ye been edjicated II ye don't
Farm sinse? Here's a felly that's
shwimmin' along in tn sea iv life.
as they sa-ay In tn books. an he
finds 1t har-rd work. IT'S monot-
onous.' he says, an I w'u'd be bet
ther an more injyable If | c'u'd ha-ave
a cha-ange.' So he ties shtone
r-round his nick fr to ray-lieve tn
monot'ny iv shwimmin' alone"
"But don't you see, father" urged
the girl, II will be help rather than
a burden to him."
"Ye will--f'r a time," replied Po-
liceman Flynn, but tn the'ry iv 1t
Is all wrong. Ye ma-ake me think iv
Hogan an Cassidy in tn r-aaces last
Fourth iv July. IT'S sha-ame,
says Hogan, 'rr ms to be usin' four legs
bechune us whin tbs not nicissary.
In tn inth'rists iv economy. he says,
let's divide tn labor bechune us an
save our strength So they ma-ade
II three-legged r-race, an whin tn
rist iv tn la-ads finished, OWN 10
keepin' sep-rit, Hogan an Cassidy was
r-rollin' on tn ground, each wan ac-
cusin' tn other iv havin' held him
ba-ack 'Tis tn same with marri'ge.
II tn la-ad wants f'r ye to tie up to
him, he sh'u'd have a wagon r-ready
| 10 carry ye over tn coorse. SOS we
won't be calm names before yere fair
ly sta-arted."
II wish you wouldn't talk in par
ables," said the girl.
GO shlow, therel" cautioned Po.
liceman Flynn. Don't ye get &c
calm names whin I'm thryin' fr tc
ma-ake II plain to ye. 'Tis this wa-ay:
yere each pushln ye-er little ca-art
an ye think 'twould not be so hazard
rr tn two iv ye to push wan biz
ca-art; but ye forgit that I is likely
wan iv ye will ha-ave 10 git in an
r-ride n bit, an tn other will ha-av'
to do tn wo-ork f'r tn three iv ye.
"You mean two, don't your" asket
the girl.
Twas three | said" answered Po
iiceman Flynn. And she hastil.
changed the. subject.
"Then you think married womai
~ ght never TO work." she suggested
with a little of bitterness and rebellion
ir her tone.
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ROUSH'S CROSSING.
August 27, 100

August II, l9O6.
Commodore Roush and wife visited
John Faris and family, of Samantha,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Sadie Roebuck returned home
Thursday, after three weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Buford.
Mrs. Belle Mann, of Danville, visited
her father, James Lemon, few days
last week.
Geo. Hiler and wise, of Buford
visited G. G. Roebuck and family
Sunday.
r. II. Hopkins and wife visited Gen
Brown and wife, at Danville, Sunday
Mrs. Samantha Roebuck and Mrs
Malinda Smith made flying trip Il
Washington @. H., Saturday.
K. v. Easter, of Waynesville, visit
ed Eli Roush and family Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Baldwin has returne,
after a few weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Ella McFadden, of Littleton.
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SAMANTHA.

Augustl27, 1906.
John Kerns and John Ridgeway will
attend the State Fair next week.
William CLANCY, Alex Wright and
James Lucas were chosen delegates
at the Democratic Primary last Sat
urday.
Our Baseball club played the Lex
ington team on the latter's ground
last Saturday and were defeated by a
score of 10 tot.
George Bussey and family enter
tanned a number of their friends at
dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Foraker enter
tanned Mrs. Foraker's, Mr.. Weyer
and family, of Washington, last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Morrow and Mrs. Wright, OF
Indiana, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Morrow.
Quite a number of our people will
attend the Barrett Reunion at Bridges
next Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas McLaren is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, at Wash
ington G. a., this week.
Elma Carey has gone to Indiana
where she is employed to teaci
school.
Commodore Roush and wife, O.
Danville, were guests of John s
Faris and family last Saturday ant
Sunday.
Bertha CLANCY 10 spending fev
days with DR.. CLANCY and family a
Pricetown.
Mrs. Joe Jones Is visiting relative
at Waverly.
Walter Rogers was business visl
tor IN Leesburg last Tuesday.
Joe Elton and wife, of Hillsborc
ate dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Elton last Sunday.
Mollie Stanford entertained nun
Der OF her friends last Friday, anon
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$50 up an med for the light,
want 10 fall into no bog-holes. so
didn't Well. that light was farther
off even than 1t looked, an It TUX
me a dale O. time to get to II, but
at last sure | foun' mesel by a
biggish cabin, right In the middle o.
the bog. So I came up quite an I
looked In on the windy, an saw a
woman sittin' all be hersel' be the
fire, and the tears rowlin' down her
cheeks. An sure twas always soft
hearted | was, so | was. an begob [
was rale sorry TO see a woman cry,
an roun' came an knocked at the
door.
who's there? she sez from inside.
"'Tis a poor boy, ma'am.' sez /,
akin yer pardon for dlsturbin' ye,
but It's lost an perishin' am this
cowld night"
"'Go away from here SEE she, an
90 quick. There's no place for ye.'
"Oh for tn love o. hiven. ma'am.
SEE l. don't say that. Sure tbs
destroyed I'll be intirely II ye don't
take me in. Just open the dure an
LUX at me, an yen see 'tis a harm
less craychure | am, that wudn't
touch a hair oy yer head. so
wouldn't
"'Are ye sure yer alone?' says she
at am. ma'am, sez |.
"An' did ye mate annywan as yt
were comm along?' SEE she
"Not a mortchal sowl. ma am. se1
|. barrin a flock o. wild geese
well, Miss. afther this she opens
the dure little way, very timid. an
she peeps out an seq
~ can't let ye in. an ] warn ys
that yer in danger here. sez she. But
I'll give ye somethin' to ate.' says she
AN then ye'll go
ate,' sez |. A man can die but wanst
an | may as we'll die inside AS out
so she half laughed. and seq she
'Ye don't know what yer saying. no
what yer doin' naythur, an yer askin
me TO do a thing that may be mi
death. But come along. I'll take th'
chance and let ye shieep in the hay
but mind. ser she. 'ye're TO lie still
an be on early In the morning befor
annywan IL shtirrin.'
well, Miss Mary. she let me In b
warrum msssl' be the nrs. an she CIV
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whom we're John Kerns and wife and
daughter, Attic, Mrs. Joseph Kerns,
Mrs. Walter Rogers, of this place,
Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Allie Brouse
and daughter, Alice, of Hillsboro.
Ivalee Wilson will give a recital
for her piano pupils at the Methodist
Church next Saturday night, Septem.
ber 1. Ruth and Margaret Wilson, OF
Washington, will be present and favor
the audience with some select recita.
tions. The Hillsboro Orchestra will
be present also. Admission Joe. fol-
adults and l0c. for children.