The Willamette news. (Independence, Polk County, Oregon) 189?-1???, January 05, 1891, Image 4

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    M
lxu''l" w" tiMVttottt
Tha jwung arttat waa downhearted, Cttan U,' HiUI
thetraiu aped up town he won- wink to ttitf yotinx to iikiii.
tlto cotn'lttainn that
I'.'Uito
Tint
dered what to Jo with himself to while
ttn Yomi lily, lit whom ltt ft It uiuch
awav the rreniug.
morn lively Intomtt tlmit ho itiil in l'tt
wau
HIS FLEETING IDEAL.
nrl-ia-
HiUlttmu. hil itroliaWy Kt tw fnr for
h nllowe.1
kiut to oviTttiko hor, mnl
to ivrattinlx him to etUnr tha
hia Bain'
tkatlomy. "I really hv noma htiaineii
"and I
on hwni, thottKh." ha
Mora th nd
ball I oUtiirnJ to
The Great Composite Novel.
Tba Joint Work of
I.
T. BAitNVM.
JOHN L. 8ll,I.lV.X. BILL NYK.
ELLA WHKKLKR WILCOX, MaJ.
ALF lU n C CALHOl'N. HOWK
BYKNKS,
til' MM Kin IXSPKCTOH KASTLAKK.
rAVMXK HALL, Him
W. H. BAMjOV. NKLL NKLSOX
and
.
In tha maantillia Dr. WataOD. M th
evil yd otto chmw to atyla hltumlf for
Um
'ol
th- - liute Mng, had
atrwt aa qttli kly M bU legt could
walk.
When h rxaihed t'nlon anttaro li
l.mko.1 around In the vain ho) that h
--
raUh aixht of Mia Crawford.
! niiRht
Mh
hail (lUapimarrd. and ha did not
know whiob way to tnm. lmil ttrirl
lo .sVlnrncU j i around in avory dirotion, and h knew
U UtctJ H lrriim
fiice.
aha
that tf the girl had triwl to e
He did uot care to go to hi club, he nilRhl hava taken a horae rar, aa Iouk oa
had no reawra to gv home and he had ' aha bud r hed tha corner hed of
told Mian Harunau not to xp-- t bint him.
When tlte guard yelled
unUl Saturday.
Die luck." he mntterod; "If It
"Fourteenth etreet" he auddenly deter-- j tta.ln'l lawn for that vollim idiot on the
minevl to leave Ute train and take a table block alwtre I ahould hatre bail her in
-
d'hote dinner at one of the Italian rea-
afa keepinK brfore now."
j
taurauta in that iortion of the city.
He weut over to the Morton Houe
ciicar,
a
After hit meal he enjoyed good
nat down at one of the tablee anJ
cafe,
om
and then ttartd to walk leiaurely
onlxred Rlaaa of abainthe.
toward Uuion Smre, along the nortb
"I UtiMiRht I had time to catch her
aide of Fonrteentb ttxeet. Before hej
before the reached Union aiare,"
again
bad taken nianytteii bia artUtio eyej he miueil. "I wtttuler if be really walked
waa attracted by the well rounded flKtire that whole block. She cou'dn t have
.
ahead of htm, who carried
, . tht
own can,
cn- -.
of a irirt
ner
leather muffle nui m ner nana.
notice any paaa tnere. Let
not
f
M
jia
-
was tomotlung familiar in her appear- j
whera
,n, have gottf NiH to
a
nee, and be quickened hia pac to get j
,h
ot (he pl((C
riJ,
j th"
better look at ber.
,trmftt that very aure. tihe might
h
The neit moment be knew that
hv ,ntwwj 8t,iBway hall. By Jove
waa the ideal with whom bl brain had
mmt
been filled aime he fimt caught a gliuipae
Wro M
Mry
Thu Mm ul
.1
of her in the Waer
and he told the waiter to bring
gwd.
and
bat
hie
lift
to
wa.
j
first
HU
impulae
4
At
i()Ul) njor. kUiath
addreea her. but be reatralned htnuwlf.
u
nljnJ wa4 tcUr
f
would
ahe
nnaouowuiy
knowing that
'Of course tnat old tool Dieinmeu 1a
j
hi Impertinence.
bringta- - out a new fiddler, and alia
he
where
find
out
He reeolved to
would naturally want to atteud the eon-car- t.
wwtt. however, and permitted ber to get
Huppoaing no, it it not poanhla
everal feet in advance, but not very far,
it it, though the might have
Tea,
at he feared to loee eight of ber in the eought work there hereelf. I do not
crowd that was hurrying along the. know but that the it tha new Camilla
-
thoroughfare toward the place of anrn- j Ureo hereelf. I'll find out"
i
ment
He did not dream of going to the ball
Aa the gi'1 reached the corner of j himtelf and teeing bia old frieudt 8tein- -
Trrinir nlaca the came luddekly face to1
mt and Keuberger. tie left uie care,
faoa with a man in whom lloiuhall rec- - j
an Evening
M
,nJ
men
who, WuflJ frtim nior, u.nght
and turned im- -
ogniaed the younger of the two
MWboy
New
k..i wun tr.vlin j with her on the
mediately to the amuaemenl column.
York Central railroad. She looked down where be
the announcement that
and tried to pa htm.
Mnw Luutao Neville, a talented young
I am very glad to meet you tbua un-
artiate, would make hT firat pubbc
expectedly. Mite Crawford"." tarcattically
in the United Htatea.
with
her
remarked the doctor, detaining
Louine Neville may be Edna Lewtt,"
hia hand.
he thought "It i not probable that
"Let me go; I have nothing to aay to the would appear wider her own name
tutu
you," the exclaimed, looking up at
or under the alim adopted by her father."
anrwaJinulv and thrinking from hit
To aettle the quueUoo to bit own tana- -
graep.
h. w,.IW..t around to Ilia neareat
, , . 1 rB.
, ,
For a moment Henahall ttood irreao.
honuuet
lnte. He taw ttiat tne gtn wuneu o e
j
h wf)te.
bUnk
deter-- .
of M 0u
w tU
cape from the man, who eemed
n;KrU
. .
.
could
.
he
,
. .
...
but
let
her
t.i
nnt
iro:
-
r.,i,,i
"'"---
menu who na intra ..i....i
, . .
uj..;.-
. ... fc.T.fmna
. .
.!.. fciii.
.
nul feTl or Bi, ixiuia the
HO loll "UM
iu private
accompluhmenta that tha
taken
be
hi inrerferenre would
are now given an opportunity to
be let public
KDWIM St. La!UIU."
Again he heard her plea1 to
Iten-..T-
tfeteTmlnee 'to make her
haa
4!n
Umi hour, bi ami
Hi
ii"
on ber violin. ..
rmmtH
i-- liv
TSI
1
.uaintamv.
r"v
t:iln Wheeler
Wll.--Mr-
.
".
CrawWt. hl da'iutuer K.lun. Mi
"
i.veroc. n.l lr.
Veat Thiryi'lKhth tree. Their
lella
Wn
m
11 aaaumrd to hide eun
terminer that Iie hi lr. wal.uiaiid. b.
wi.n
l.
b"l Nr.
prewnce t
lc
e.wary to him. Wataon iwaaeaa. hvimo
"
'
liirlueneeover Kdna. aiiu I leagued
A pred leied I
ecret cmipaol.
in
vMlu '
rim. rMiia ol.v on her
recoanUea
m.vnth laier
or the krl--
mean,
By
exhibition.
fcyunoilc
lue doctor -
tiaTle In the car a detective
hut
upon i"n-
ih -- Thlrtyllith
fll, TticaAllieUHY
.
.....
.
I...
-
-
turn nilils uir hi i
itnitiir wnumn o,ll l lh fU wltiu
!ron
''
"'"
llpihll
nwl
.i
lr.
Ilenihmr.
against
rai"
a
niminun
Alfml 0. (!''';-To- m
oll i Hvo.lmll
I'r. Wlon ilk-Hi- t
CHnml..r
Woslr.
iv.
Ilml h
to a woman on I'tihrn
the woniau U
Su.llo
iut
lr. VVnuon or llMh,
nd
nuar.
Hv iIikIow-.-
1
.
riili1
trillu imll lHHlron
and lrll
llliall fnihrr
In In iwwfr. ItaukMr
artl.l hut Ii
aicnu
Hanman.
t.uainhi
avr
I
t
who ran rulu lilin.
marry
Hi
He
I Im taniiy
hlu. Ilenrjr prmil
l,iu
do . Mranwhlle the CrawSmU have
t tnven
.
-
- -
m
lunuri uy
k, ton tniiHwa. ami tlnallv narkinc l her
me eHerU ne leave me n'u7i
vM1lln ami
wemeut In The World
-
While wrlllnir an advert
l
read hl atvertle-nen- t
ak her wlled
correeily.
ueeif la II for la lemaia
vtoiiull.
In
all
Cmapth -- By Alan Ui ll.-Henh-
Una llartman.
in become
enwfed
aa
he tenui II.
uimswlf,
t!iakinaiuartvrol
for a
llartman ha a Mm. Hinllh when
Una -
Tliearllil rallaone day
eiin-
bnaM'h
rl.Nir
a
I
.n.i Hn.u iiwui the
4;
Vilnius
jr.v.
vv
ing
'..,..
lmplr anil
ttankr dailiir
n
1
,
, flt
'J
"
r
u
l n
Is well Stocked with Seasonable Goods
and will be replenished to suit the times.
for tloini business are
and
equal to any I louse m the Valley
Their facilities
their prices arc always rijrht.
for keepin
good
with the courtesy extend- -
Their renutation
Goods tether
ed to their customers insures than Uie
Liberal Patronage they are receiving, and
for which they are thankful.
&
Shelly
Vanduyn,
,
u
to
SHELLY & MJDUYfJ
aJ20H
lrae
'!"r
In he
the doctor
hl pretence
,vlilo
Crawford lnM thai
tn
tnth
th timnJ IVulral itcivl
"
'
that the
.dtaiHieared.
OF-
Thumiwou'i ly
(pen
Ufow, and h wan far too much
ln hU own thoughU to Uka any
on th
L(nrMt la th quiet ruUo (
-
aV.m . aril.l. while tn.velti.it In ear-
'
.,r car. meniall His ei.-- a.t.mMiiueiit
H" h ,1
to
4,hUMltlM
ne
In l.tnt) reiteeteit . In Uie mirror.
r.
a
r,y
one..!
- j
man. nrwuiniaeo nrt
vlllalii'Xii countenance, l'
iimn with
eutram-lnitl-
--
pfonuno,
lVninm
Hehd
SYNOPSIS,
W. II. Hal
lv
of th
ALAN PALK.
-liv
era
P
OREGON.
INDEPENDENCE
School Books
and
Stationery
FOK
--
..,"
HA LB
I
l V- -
applaud.
alone, and the turned her eyet toward
He instructed a yonng man to deliver
ITe
taw
for
to
help.
if
appeal
u- - him at
the flowers to Miae Neville off the itage,
that (Treat, dewy learn wore ttealiiig ont and to say tliat he had been sent by Mr.
-
i. upon ber long eyelashes, and be hoetUtcd tit Leonard. Fifteen minutes later tha
longer.
i, no "What
messenger returned.
do you mean, eir, by insulting
"When 1 handed her the flowers," ha
an unprotected lady?" he cned, jumping reported, ".he said the waa iurprite.1 to Th I'tiltlic! in Miwt ('ortliiilly Invito! to l ull ami rru-- t '"i'
forward and giving the doctor a thove hear that Mr. Ht Leonard waa in New
tliank him for
with tuch violtmoe at to nearly throw
Selected Block of Writini; l'itK'm, TiiI'IoIh, IViih, Ink,
"r9 hiin over the iron fence around the York, and the told me to
her."
ne
forward
He
Music.
of
puahed
Academy
"I am glad to have that much settled.
HlllerH, He, ulfM) All llio School lUmkn lit
In front of the girl, who Immediately Now 1 can lay my hatnlt on Edua,"
Uw in Hm I'tililit' HditKilH.
he shook hit flat in the face of
'n left, and
thought Dr. Watson. "Those Infernal
her astonished acquaintance.
of her; that t tin
hold
have
manBgert
"You deserve to lie thrahl within
he continued, only trouble. I can't very well take
life."
of
inch
an
your
)r-;
to give by force, and I'm afraid it it too late to
1 1; "and I fuel very much inclined
to teach you get the old gentleman down here before
as you a severe chastisement
the concert elote. I'll try, though."
better manners.
tJIS--
1 will
he
Rwturning to tho Morton house
"Come, get away from here.
more of thin nonsense," re- wrote this letter:
stand
not
any
an
"hit
way to keei
and he was then oil
shall call a
"MtDkar Mk. CHaWKoitn: Myefforta
of
as turned the physician. "I
appointment that he could not delay,
These Mills, now tmiltling will Inin opcnilioim almttt lln find,
interfere with me."
at last lieen crowned with smicesa.
if
have
you
policeman
for
is
Hhe
it was already getting late.
a
More
or
I have discovered your daughter.
"I shall not allow any one to insult
XovetnlxT, lsiio, mid will then Im rciuml lo lny whent
"So," said Herr Steimnetx, "bud yon
of Hi,,innv hall, and if you will
in my presence," said the artist,
lady
thu
wiwon.
throiiKh
me.
see
of
urns
und
My
gousin
must gome
who felt that he had to offer tome justi- come down here without a moment's de
Heinrich Neuberger, your olt manager,
t riit.il the Kli'viitor is completed wheat will be received nt mmi"
fication for his conduct to the throng lay you may be able to see tier
Is here and he will vant to talk vid you
WathoN."
L.
them.
around
(I.
collected
wniehoiiHe here, ami Hour in Hiiine will lie ilelivered nt the Mill door.
i..i,i..
that had already
vile you stay in New York. Can't you
He procured a messenger lioy, and by
"This is ridiculous! 1 spoke to an old
gome
friend of mine," was the final reply aid of a liberal tip secured the promise
"I think I can," retnrned the doctor, vouchsafed to the girl's champion, who that the note would lie delivered in the
who was shifting around anxiously, and
allowed himself to be put aside at the shortest txwsible time at Kowenhaveu
m Ttv.u.viMitli street.
evidently desired to make the interview furiont doctor moved away.
..1......
BJUfKS.
vt
as short as possible. He was perfectly
n yw
iiu th.-- atationexl hiiiiwdf near the
inas
followed,
Henshall
thinking
former
his
to
see
to
of door of
promise
willing
Steinway hall to await develop
mijht again have the opportunity
(' HI., Iiideiendence.
manager, but if there was any one man
between hit ideal and one from ....nU
to
that
reason
avoid,
he had particular
es- -
his
whilom
saw
to
he
anxious
,.t.
this
after
l,,iii
was
she
evidently
whom
man was Heinrich Neoberger.
assailant pass him and ss'iik to a friend.
cape.
"You must gome to my goncert,"
place when
was
Henshall hud sat through two acts of
Irving
He
crossing
lie
vill
"Id
Herr Steiumetz.
He recognized it "The Old Homestead" by the side of Miss
drove
past.
carnage
Hpecisl
First elnsH in every reic-t- .
1NDEPKNDBNCB, OBKQON.
grant I haf disgofered a new Camilla inimediuU-l-
as Edward Hartmun's. He llartman, and, believing that he had
A
litteulloii
given timisient i iiHtomi'is.
the
no-
Urso, a greader Mayer ilan Matam Urso
he pleaded
would not
to
her,
full
his
tho
done
that
duty
occupants
COOPER.
8.
hoped
J.
Pr.tld.nt
(revelers.
oommcrmiil
ever. She vill main her depnt
for
sample room
but he was disappointed. He engagement he had mentioned when he
tice
at Hteinway hall. You are a musician; was him,
ahead when he heard a fa- met her and bade her good night In Vloa Praaldant, L. W. ROBERTSON.
walking
her."
hear
you must
W. H. HAWUHY.
miliar voice calling his name. lie turned front of Hteinway hall he met a brother Caahlar
Putting tho proffered complimentary and saw Mr. llartman beckoning to him. artist whom be had known for years.
end
to
the
doctor,
DIRKOTORSl
ticket into his pocket
in front of the
"Come in hero with trie," said his
and har- The carriage had stopped
the interview, said 'Good-by,"
banker and his daugh- friend. "A musician who heard tho D.
the
and
academy
p, Thtmpton, J. $ Otvpft
ried throngh the first door he noticed,
new violinist play in private yesterday
ter were alighting.
t. W. BerUH, W, W. W. 0olU,
she
and
through the rkhermerhorn building to
that
"Lena thought she would like to goto says she is simply a marvel,
WhUtaktr.
a.
Wall street and then down past the
the theatre this evening," said Mr, is bound to create an ' immense sensation.
and the custom house to the
intended to come
Csvests, and Trite Mrk ohtalneil, and all Pl
after shaking hand with him, I bought tickets n
cut tiusliiens runilurted fur Modartt Feat.
Hanover square station of the elevated llartman,
"
I hope Trtnuaetitraiiaral
.'
Old
was
delayed.
'The
saw
in
but
never
she
here
Our Otflct It Oppoiltt U. S. Ptunt P"iw,
as
time,
"to,
ana hIU txoUaeaa aa ail Uu(wrta4
railroad.
and n ranMirura lialellt lall'.l tlUM than tUOH
I
here.
have
her
missed
her
entirely."
not
I
have
have
we
brought
-- -
from WantiliiKton.
en
down
rnmiito
been
who
had
er
Henry Henshall,
Jn
Daosiilti rixtolrail eaMaal ta ahaek
u.-..-
Dr. Watson did not lose sight of Hen-
nimu mimei, arawiiiK r iiw.
be-
closed
Wa
lion.
doors
advle, If imtentatila or not, frea '
shall until the twinging
rAmU am tevoreMt IwaM,
eharea. )nr lea not due III! patent u m"';
hind him.
PtsiDhltl. "llow to Obtain Patanta," wilt
Um: t A. U. i T. kt
namat ofartual client! In joluBUW, COttOVi1
(Continued next week.)
anni iraa,
town,
Talt
Hairt aarfW prtel tafa tataa
j
You can bay tickets East to any point riaM Look.
act.
the
between
out
can
"You
go
.
.
o
at no paari .vu8 lUv v.
t
to e a ffian direct from Independence to destination
Oppolltt rllisi iraict , waniiaia, v. v.
teat
will ex- - At lowest nitet of E. C, PieiTMNn.
Lena
that
myself, and I know
BUSTER
hr
Independence
LOCKE.
Roller
Mills,
GEO. SKINNER, Proprietor.
'
s
Oreaon
Independence.
CITY
HOTEL,
pirstflatioijalBarjK
d
K
'.'.".Jf'
Homo-atead-
r.
2SrXJESiJ: Krp - -
"TJ'eLllJfurrtri
.
n-rof-
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let
ihi.
c.A.srJOWAcp.
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