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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

driver for the hack which carries the
pupils to district No. 4: George I'll
rich, hack for the town school, carry
ing children from the north; Solomon
Copeland and Oscar Jones will drive
the hacks to the new school house
east Of town.
Miss Leona Myers and James Good
of Eaton, Ohio, spent Sunday with
Mrs. P. H. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Level were
called to Elwood by the serious illness
of his mother. Mrs. John w. Level.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinehart have
named their baby boy Charles Henry,
after its grandfathers Chas. Rinehart
deceased, and Henry Stricken.
Born, Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stonecipher, a nine pound boy, first
child.
Miss Elma Kerr of near Mooreland
is visiting Miss Nellie Brant.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Auit were calling
on friends here Friday.
Miss Irene Addington went to Por.-
land, Ind, where she will be employed
during the fall and winter millinery
season at Wiley's department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teetor went IL
Chicago Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30
Che Memoirs Of =
.AhAhlgli CHI 1i11tflzRp
BY
ROBERT HERRICk
CQPYaIGHT. 1905 ~
~r11 M En/LLAN c0$zSdNI

blood or my success. there was YET
something unsatistied about my heart
My brain was busy with the plans of
the Morris Bros. but nothing more.
After the work OF the day was over
Sarah and l drove up to the park to
see the parade of fine horses and car.
riages and smart looking folks who
were out taking their airing. 1t was a
beautiful. warm October day. and
Sarah took considerable interest in the
show. The faces of those in the car
riages were not much to look at. take
them by and large. They were the
faces Of men and women who ate aud
drank and enjoyed themselves too
much. They were the faces Of the
people who lived in the rich hotels.
who made and spent the money of our
country. And as looked at them Far
sons last words came back to my
thoughts
There's mighty little happiness in a
million dollars"
"Van." Sarah said after time. ''let
us drive over the avenue. l want to
look at that house the Rainbows spoke
to us about"
So we turned out Of the park toward
the house on the avenue which we
thought Of buying. for we had been
talking somewhat of moving to New
York to live after this year.
AS we got out of our carriage in front
Of the lofty gray stone house man
and woman came toward US on the
walk. The man seemed old and moved
heavily, and the woman's face was
bent to one side to him. Sarah glanced
at them and stood still.
evan" she whispered. there are Mr..
and Mrs. Droundv'
She hesitated a moment, and then. as
the two came nearer. she stepped for
ward to meet them, and Jane looked
up at us. The two women glanced ut
each other then spoke. Mrs. Dround
said something to her husband. and he
gave me a slow look of returning rec
ognition, as If my face recalled vague
memories.
"Mr. Harrington" he said question
1ngly. taking my hand In a hesitating
way as though he were not quite sure
about me yet. "Oh. yes! I am glad to
see you again. How is Mr. Carmichael!
Well. l hope. and prospering?'
The mans mind was blank!
Yes. Mrs. Dround and I have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Bornstine, Mrs. En-
ma Wilson of Dayton. Ohio and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Shew and grand
daughter of Miamisburg, spent the
day Sunday with c. T. Knapp and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
family OF Redkey, spent Friday with
Mrs. Sara Smith.
Miss Leona Halderman has resign
ed as teacher of a school in Dalton
township and has accepted position
as Kindergarten teacher at Indianap-
oils.
The Thornburg reunion which was
to have been held Sept. . at the fair
grounds, has been postponed indefi-
nitely.
Prof Robe. Brit of Frankton, who
has d class in music here, is taking
six weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. NJ Molar and children are
visiting Mr.. Molar's parents at Gov
ington, Ohio.
Miss Pansy Newly of Lewisville.
Ind, visited Mrs. Amanda Gebphart
Friday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Loutz and son Harry OF
Richmond, were guets Saturday OF her
sister, Mrs. Theodore Sells.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

did not want tnai. Don't let me think
that, after all. you regret. l could not
stand that No woman could bear it,
Her voice was like cry TO my soul
On the stairs above Mr.. Dround was
saying to Sarah:
NO: l much prefer our Chicago style
OF building. with large lots. where You
can set sunshine on al! four sides. Ii
is more healthy. don't you think. Mrs.
Harringtou?"
And Sarah answered:
Yes. l quite agree with You. Mr..
Dround. l don't like this house at all.
It's too dark We shall have TO look
farther. | guess
Jane turned her face to mine. Her
eyes were filled with tears and her
mouth trembled- Don't regret-any-
thing" she whispered. We have had
SO much"
Van" Sarah called from the stairs,
You haven't seen the house. But II
isn't worth while. am sure we
shouldn't like IL"
You mustn't look for your Chicago
garden on Fifth avenue" Mrs. Drouui
laughed.
AS we left the house Sarah turned 10
Jane ard asked her TO come back with
us To the hotel for dinner. but the
Grounds had an engagement Tor the
evening. and 80 an appointment was
made for the day following TO dine to-
gether. When we. had said goodby
and were in the carriage Sarah re-
marked refectively:
Jane looks like an old woman.
Don't you think SO. Van?'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

abroad this winter" be continued. '.Il.
we have come back to live here. Amr'
lea is the proper place for America
I have always believed. l have no /
thence with those people who expa--
ate themselves. Yes. Mrs. DroU.
wanted me TO take place in Kent. h,
I would not listen to it. | know wher
my duty lies"-he Strengthened himset
with slow pompousness. How are tn
children? All well. 1 hope?S
Jane was talking with Sarah. and til,
four Of US after awhile entered til,
house, which was just being finishe,
by the contractor. In the hall Mr.
Dround turned to Sarah and mad.
some remark about the house. and thu
agent. who happened to be there. lei
them upstairs. Jane and l followed
so you have come home to live?"
asked
Yes" She sank down on q work
mans bench, with 4 sigh Of WEAKNESS
As l looked at her more closely i
seemed to me that at last age hat
toQched her. There Were white suapd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30
News Of Surrounding Towns

tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fritz.
Miss Rose Honecker and Miss Louise
Mueller of Indianapolis, at dinner
yesterday.
The Acknowledgement family reun-
ion was held at the Muncie Fair
Grounds yesterday.
Miss Mary Stills is visiting the Rev.
Mr. Mccormick and family at Hart
ford City. The Rev. Mr.. Mccormick
will also preach at the Christian
church, here Wednesday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30
HAGERSTOWN, mo.

Hagerstown. Ind, Aug. 3n.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Cory of Button, is visiting
John D. Hoover and wife and attend
ed the Hoover reunion at White
Branch on Saturday.
The school hack routes have been let
and are as follows: Grafton Stewart,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

\ NEW
Jane Dround points the c0p d9afn-Th,
shoes OF Parkinson aud the senatorial
toJd-Strauss Is dcdd-Business or poll
tics "A dream Of tredlth-The tdmill
sail for Europe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30
(Continued.)

H0A@1ESr indagoo0ol
&>1N0 RelievuB seur $500
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

The last aUord from Furso1l-Sarch ana
l 90 to sec the pdradc-Fe meet the
Drurnds-A fading Wc-Sad thoughts.
Jane speaks out-What nc1ts-SdrGh is
no lOnOer Jealous
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-30

AM writing Sarah that. after
all. We cannot dine with you.
My husband is restless and
feels that we must leave for
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-08

BORN To the wife Of Hugh
Huoy May 9, o girl
schenk wants more coyote
hides and other furs
}. II. Culp, painting. and paper
hanging, Burns 0regon.
Edison Photographs ad re-
cords for sale at bunabmg g
Da'ton's
For SALE Thoroughbred Red
Durham BuIla from one 10 three
years old Cal Clemens BURNS
Oregon
The Tmes-iicrald has received
some new stationery stock n-
cluding score cards, program
pepcils, ETC., for its many pat
rons.
1t was jolly lot Of young
folks that metat the Baptist.pm-
sonage last evening for the con-
undrum party and all vote il
success, both socially and inm-
cially.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-08

w cia,.,,,.,,. oco;r IN
Y" ea,. 5;dos 'uighest
~. IL, ,''@' ,',.;oo ',.| Nh
w e'S ,','l ,b", ,hs AZ ,,,pn, ain L
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lance lonrhoiSe teams io,'eied
-A9af Yesterday ~ 'he S"'I lo'
'''i''
ont George tamillaflF known
Foxy Grandpa is con'lnea
N7 room ieelln& 3o'he"i'o' M
~ w Brown ana ianl'ly NOV
'''f's week TO their temporary
ien-e on 'heir io' ~ 'ne
0"n add'uoh'
red Haincs & co. are moving
pefaious and putting more
wing preparatory TO putting
larger stock OF goods.
III v..,,,o. o,,,. ,,r,,lor hutch
,s ,noyod bis family TO the
arch two miles south of town
where they will reside for the
summer.
e.; a., eo tooth stool
..,,. IIa,.,o.,,'s a, so2 M NJ e IT
It.s,..,-,,s W coo tbot yon do not
..lt I ioch and onIv 30 tooth Har-
..s.,.. ted of tho ahove
fhe announcement Oh tne- n'ue
Ar RAPID transit ilne thaV the
freight rate mas oeeh reuuceu 70
Z."cents should be Wen receiver
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-08

-1s--u.--ssr----.-s.-,-----. ~ ,-.s
Harry Cary and Frank Cater
son are up from Lawon.
d. A. Brakeman, Of Waycrly,
was a visitor the first of The
week.
Miss Ethel Leake. Of Lawcn
WAS in town yesterday on land
business,
Curt Lundy who has been bar
ing tussle with thepip IS now
slowly on the mend
VIM. Miller and wife returned
the first of the week from r yisu
with their daughter, Mrs Ed
Egli, at Wagontre.
The automobile from Val.
"chugs' in and out OF town
these days wen paronill and
making good time.
J. d. Riddell represontiue at
Watts Marble and Granite Wori
Of The Dallcs has been m town
soliciting business this weat
c. T. Miller brought his little
daughter Ruth over from Crua
Camp yesterday for medical
treatment, she is suffering from
grip.
Superintendent Hamilton .u-
forms us that the eighth grade
examinations win be held on
Thursday and Friday, May 1Gth
and 18th.
Mart Brenton has fixed up Jho
Star" saloon in a neat and al
tractive manner and is djspcus
ing of the best wet goods, ob
tainable over the bar,
Mrs, N. U. Carpenter and
daughter, Dorothy, are expected
in this city the latter part oil
this month on a visit to friends
for an indefinite period.
f. l.. Mace, P. G. Smith and
VIM. Hanley all disposed Of their
cattle at Huntington the first Of
the week. The stock were prin.
cipally all shipped West.
In letter received this week
from Geo. Dunsmore who Is vis-
iting his mother in Minnesota
he said at the the time he was
writing there was Is incnes of
snow and still showing. There
are worse places than Harnoy
County.
"0ld Man" Benefits genial
face is with us again and expects
to stay until the meeting Of the
Development Congress in July
He will trovel over our vast coun-
ty and gather data that viii be
be of great value and informa-
ton. You are welcome Brother
Bennett.
The Burns Land Office has now
received list Of lands subject TO
entry under the dry farm home
stead law with a full set OF blanks
cts, and IRE ready TO accept en-
tries under this act. This office
wishes to thank Register Farro
for a copy Of the instructions
which we viii keep on dle
The Burns Touring mill IS now
in the hands Of company COM
posed Of a number Of our sub
stantial business men and farm
ers, the negotiations being COM
pleted this week and Mr.. Sturte-
yant is now preparing 90 give
possession. The trustees are G
+. Mckinney and Geo. Fry The
consideration will exceed $40 600
The meeting Of the CONNER
cial Club last Tuesday evening
was well attended and much talk
was had along the line Of sub-|
jects pertaining to the good and
welfare Of this section Of the
country. Through IL all there
seemed to be a detcrmiL j Esprit
to Keep up the agitation for the
Dry Farm until the matter was
definitely one way or the other,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-08
Local News.

hinters and decorators are
M at work on the Burns hotel
Grandma Hayes was visiting
sdtives in town during the
ttk.
H. J. Hansen has rugged up q
Hf wagon for use in his extern
Se country trade.
NJ. o. Best, of Silver Creek
sHed in our city Thursday and
reeting his many friends.
he cottage of F. W. Welcome
4 bow being moved to the lots
kt east Of his parents home 81
Mrs. Ada Teller arrived home
lfirst of the week from Port-
d where she spent the winter
H. Logan, postmaster and
8ello girl" at Harvey, wasthe
tsst of his son for a day or two
u week.
Itohn Wintermier of Silvies
Ney, was shaking hands with
aIfriends in Burns the first Of
Hweek.
Dan Jordan, the carpeuter
moved from the Jorgensan
&perty to what is known as the
h residence.
IA. V. Smith, of Lawen, is.aow
Bping in our city for med|ca,
htment. His many fug0p
&h him a speedy recovery
HE ladies of the Baptist
8rch will hold another winoU
from the windows o1 2
Id grocery next Satura
18th.
j. Nj. Horton is now hy
&ce, hewn stone fence p'sy
&lnd his residence prop
otherwise adding to its
i Nearance.
lst arrived a full stock OF
s bit Disc Seeders 50 before
ing call and see the bes
a seeder in the world, ar.
I les and terms will be righ
III. Voegtly.
Schenk wants 5000 coy.
q bob-cat hides. VIII pay
eb for all with heads and claw
ssplete. Skins must be prime .
bring this price. Also buys
,er hides and furs.
Hank Anderson's four-horse
In caused a little scrimmage
emain street Tuesday after
kh by making a lively start
4 q runaway to their stable
Rmaterial damage was done
Me little child of Mr.. and Mrs
Dton died last Monday after
81 from complicated kidney
tible. The little one had jus
led through a case of dipther
Snd in its weakened condition
la not withstand the last af-
Don.
M. o. S. Preston, of Indian
Iowa, is among the many ar
ls here looking for a location.
lie enroute he visited with
< son in Payette Valley, and
In he left for this place the
r. told him if he liked this
lHtry to write and let him
bE. When Mr.. Preston ar
Ia here and looked around
b day he telegraphed for bis
/ to come right over Mr
eston says it is not what .he
Iktry is now as what it will Ds
| handled right that Loo
>d to him.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-08

as jovial as evcr
James Smith has o new stock
Of shoes Of various kinds and
styles,
Freight teams arriving almost
daily with goods for our mer-
/ chants
W. j, Benoit, Of Astoria, is in
town and has made up his mind
TO locate,
The Inland Empire Realty Go
and G, NJ. Salisbury have traded
business locations.
r.. B. Hill, from the south end
of The county, is in town looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. John Gemberling has start
ed IN on extensive improvements
on his residence property.
For the next 80 days, or until
lune I, | will sell blankets at ac-
tual cost G. w. Clevenger.
Some very desirable residence
and business lots in Burns can be /
secured by seeing Irving Miller |
Call and see James Smiths
new line of shoes before getung
your spring and summer foot /
wear
Star Bucklaud was down from /
Harvey Thursday and on his re-
turn was accompanied by his|
wife and babe.
Coos county has raised $25 600
towards defraying the expenses
of a survey for a bonded railroad
10 Boise, Idaho.
Daddy" is expecting some
lunch goods to arrive soon so
that you may have something.
rood when you 90 fishing
Messrs Davidson and Wilbur
interested in oil and aas opera
tions at Vale. took their depart
urei1uosday afternoon
$40 acre ranch for sale suitable
Tor dairy or stock ranch. Abund
mca OF water for irrigation aHl
power inquire ut this office
ON account of being compelled
60 move from my present location
/ WilI cive special bargains lof
ra noyt 30 days. w, Il. ilu on.
W YOu ARE C0lNGTO TRAVEL
IawCy County National uaaH
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
lbey are self-ideutilyne
There win be another dance
be Sunset school house FRIDAY
night May z. Music by Dawson
orchestra and q basket supper
Every body invited.
WANTED TO Buy 100 Acre
Improved Farm near Burns.
Must be A Bargain for Cash.
Address. c. H. Hawthorne Ida
no Falls, Ida
Don't fail to get q Safety lncu-
bator. w. T. Smith sells them.
They run without q lamp NO *
pcnse See him. He has one
running at the Summit Hotel
The contract for the carpenter
worl, on the Odd Fellows new
building was awarded TO j. w,
Brown & Son and the stone work
goes 20 Messrs. BeQg and Hyde
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford of j. O. Alberson,
Alberson. Oregon
W. +, Huston has been NOV
ing his stock Of general mcrchan
disc to the Belshaw building
where he will be pleased TO meet
his old line customers as well as
new ones
a full stock of the best riding
Plows in the world. (Which are
the John Deere Plows) also for
this Country. Have always been
"a success where others failed, al
c. II. Voegtly's.
The person who took 20 feet OF
galvanized pipe lying on the
north side of Sam Kings bah
not long ago, IS requested by the
owner 10 return tuo same Wlth- ;
out delay and avoid trouble,
Henderson Elliott has purchas
ed the Oregon hotel Of Mrs
Calllins, and win run il in con
with the Overland which
he has leased. His extensive
patronage called for more room.