The Port Orford tribune., September 19, 1906, Image 1

W A N T E D : by a f'hlotsgo wh
inui! «rrter liouiw,
I nt J vsflflifr.or
' ttWtUtatt »'OtDrtUi for tbts «"«yuuty ai»i :«4«
L'u tod.Rtato- L ain I Olticc.
j»ii»inx territor»
«tTi«-y » > tr« n 't ~x-
Uueei-uig, Oregon, Ann. I t — n> 6,.
NotLw is berebt given th it In com |M-itaea p a il »«ekl.v ; expcna«- money »1-
pliance With he provisions o tlie * ( an«««l. Work pUsa?t>t; p«slt,ion p e i-
of Congres» of June 3, 1873, euti led tusncmk No iuveetfhent or experience
" A n A c t fo r »he aale of T im b« Lande
In the Btaleaof Oal tornia, Oregon Ne- required.' W i ite stan ce for fu ll pnr-
oa, ttoolara and enclosoeeifwMreuaed en-
vaila, a n d W « h in g io ii T
ertendefi
all the
F n
a b le­
le Land Rtates vclopo
C O O P E R <<!£) ,
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T im ber Land Act, Jun e 3 1»7R,
N O T IC E FO E 'P W tb M -A S U O .X ,
visitor. “ Then she remoted her bonnet
anil glovea. ordered some toed Mas-
W h a t o lt-tlm s taacles rente from fa r
" E P “ T M E N : n F T H E IN T E R IO R
onade and wafera. and endeavored M
A * I s it brooding o'er ttrte l * r
T A I K * X X O O lk T H IC T o e V IC K B o 1
make M r. Brankin a degree leas uncoaa-
L i i ’-'
ilh e c n t R o n e h ttrg . O re g o n .
T h is old brow n la r o f p o ik and beans
G
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a
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W h ic h brings me back to tfca childhood's . fortabla than he seemed.
J. 8. Seu’te— J o n a th a n Bourne J r., of
7.
—rffirh s, I » « .
eos o f Itsukoviiig G o ll frn u i co I m —
nenes. .
N o l l e la hereby gAcn th a t the («•!-
v jffi “I t seem« a little warm bare, don’t you
Pottlaiwl and Chae. Fulton o f Astoria.
T h e I b b u h -Loee Th ro u g h
N o toll those Sabbaths could abide
think 7" she suggested. "W on’t you re-
Jongreeam an, F irs t D is tric t— W illie lew ing -n am id settler haa Hied notice
AI*ra»loB.
In th a t r.ew land, the F lls rlm 's pride,
of his intention to make Una pro>f in
t move your coat 7"
F ro m set o f »Un on Sai urn's o lsh t,
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C. H a w le y, of Salem
support o f his claim , and that said
She meant, of course, the long, old-
fihprt-weight gold coin« are becom­ T ill set o f sun closed S ccday's light.
G o v e rn o r^ O u o . E . Ctiom beriain 8 a - pruol w ill be made before J. H Upton. ing npooylngly common, say» the Phil­
fashioned "boy" Karmeat that Mr.
W h en N ig h t her kin d ly curtains drew —
U. d Connnieaioocr., at hi« office at
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Brankin evidently r tKardad w ith deep­
L ae -to is , Oregon, on beptciuber 11, adelphia Inquirer. Barikci« and others T h e Sabbath prepaiuti.,1 « (hrough—
Dunbar,
est pride and affection, but the uaoon-
are frequently coming across light And Sabbath tlh ln e a a settled down
1906, v i a :
' * * * BE "4 k ‘ V e S t B m O K
! 18 * '
« • « • ‘ •»P <* « » •« •-» . <•
pieces. The' discovery a fen days ago Upon th a t old N ew R nsland town.
veutlonal youth read Into her words tha
of Roseburg, county o f Dougina, 8 t de
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—
- v X f f i J f l 'W ; —
I
lem.
P E R LE Y CROW LEY
And
w
lr.tr*
y
a
v
e
a
broks
on
the
shore,
I State T eanurer—Oeo. A Steel o f 8a* H . E No. 1(765. for the Lots 3, 5 and of nearly 3300 in lig h t 83.50 gold places And w in try winds t .w .e d icun d the door. whole-souled home meaning. Ha not
of Oregon, dUi on July 1Mb |.t06 file |
tendered In payment o f custom duties A nd shrieked antona the harbor t a r —
only reipoved tils overcoat, but also tha
6 of dec 4, and l«ot # of bee 5. Tp. 33
lem.
in t h l i office hi« sworn atatenient
by a prominent importer Jins led to the H o w welcom e w as th a t o.d baas lav.
shorter coat beneath IL Mrs. Gilson
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Supt.
P
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b
lio
In
s
tru
c
tio
n
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Aok-
TOM for the purchanh of the 8W J 8EJ '
He nsmea the following witnesses to detection of numerous piee,■« short in
crimsoned at the maid's Irrepreealble
e hom ely kltchea. l a r i - and M w ,
erm an, Salem.
prove hia oontiuuous residence u;o r. weight, showing th a t there i., in opSrtEi T W h ith
flee. SO, w | N K ) and h E | N E ) of n eo -, A good H a i r y K aw cfe situated on
glance at hia shirt »i.eves, but said
cheerful fireplace aglow.
and
cultivatio
n
of
said
land,
via:
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tion a systematic scheme fo r nibbing T h e old deal tabla, white us snow,
Printer— W I)IU D a ni w ay. Salem.
nothing, ffimon bad d ire c ta rfla rto ha
tkm Vo. 31 in Township N •. 33 South bixes E lv e r, 9 miles from F o rt O rford,
John F its h a g i, of Port O rfo rd , Ore
the Government by menus of stealing T h e » e ttk by the table's »Ida,
G e n e ral— A. M . Crawford,
good to U r. Brankin; she would Osaka
o f Range No. 14 West and w ill offer consisting of 3 8 0 acres ot <and—<H>
Ju n e s H a t, of Langlois,
m etal from coins.
Oflicci« of the T h e blue d e .f d.ahes—m other's pride—
no half-way sacrifice.
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proof to show that the Lind nought 1« j acres bottom land u n d er, cultivation,
<Ji ester lang loia, of i ort Orford, ”
Th
e
nre
tght
d
a
rc
trg
on
the
w
a
ll.
United (States secret servic. are now ,
1 When M r. Brankin, after mueh»erv-
la n d Board—O. O. Brown,
And
then,
the
welcom
e
supper
call,
R M. F itshu gh . ot Port Orford, ”
more villa ible fo r Its tim ber o r stone' rest bench snd h ill land m ostly In
at work in this city end«coring to
ous perspiration and many e iria g l
W h ile cn the labl».*sm oking hot,
B E N IA M I N L . K D D Y Register.
than fo r agricultural purposes, and to grass. T h e place is capable o f ru n -;
trace the eolny through «iiffereot hands ; t t y m other placed the old bean pot.
grimaces, ooi feased that his new p a te n t,
Coos
sod
C
arry—
nator fo r
and find the offenders.
establish hie elalm tosaM land before nlng a D a iry of 5» cows a t present tim e, Join t
leather ahoes were “fa ir murderin’ h ls l
TMk
rich
aro
m
a
o
f
th
a
t
]a
r
T h e process of robbery, which fa) fa­
John 8 . Coke. '
the Register and Receiver of t is office two houses, two lutrns, tw o o fch <rds,
feet” ahe offered the relief of a pair
Comes to me down the jt& ra a f u r ; t
m
ilia
rly
known
as
“sweating'’
ooina,
T h e a w te t brown h i sad undtfrugt a n t St»
of her husband's slipper» 3 hoy went
at Bo-eburg, Oregon, on Wednesday, plenty of good ru n ning water and plo^e Joint Representative for Coos and
was form erly practloed to a large ex- O f path and beaus, lir e In m j dream , ’
Currv— Robert Burna.
up to M r. G ilson» room to procure
A d n i i n l a t r a f o r ’s N o tic e .
mostly under fenee.
the 7th d ay of Nov 1PM.
tent, but of late y< ars few instances of A r d Ihl» old m a r ’s a boy or««- more
these and Mrs. Gilson, Innocently turn­
F o r fu rth e r particulars coll o r ad­ Judge, 3d Judicial D istrict—J. W .
H e names as wltne^aessf
it have come to th< attention of the au­ Upon th a t bleak It« w Eng.and shore;
ing Into the second floor “den," sacred
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
Notice la hereby glv»n that tne un­ thorities. I t is not highly profitable, V anished th e years th a t Ue between
dress me at Port O rfo rd , Oregon.
Q . G ilb e rt, o f Rose burg, Ore,
to sim ilar usee, hoped the vieltoc would
Prosecuting Attorney, fid Ju d icial D is­ dersigned has been duly appointed by and a t best, undo r the old methods of T h ia present and th a t pot of .beans.
George T u rn e r, o f Roseburg, Ore.
. ..
, e ftt
H . CL-AlUk.
remain there. But no. Indeed!
tric t—George M. Brown, Roseburg. the County C o m t of Curry County, O r­ extracting the n.etal, it did not afford W i r e g u sta to ry relish dead
W arren Beatty, o f Roseburg, Ore.
“I think I t ’s more choarful-llke down­
‘Tw ould :ivv again In th a t brown brao,
U. 8 . Commissioners—J . H . U p to n, egon, A d m in istrato r ,.f tlie Estate of much more than a living.
0 . 1. Leev. ngood, of Ro-ehurg, Ore.
stairs,1’ he presently an-oaticed. look­
From a careful examination of the A ad aatgd n p t-tlh e . 1 wot,
j
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h
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u
r
r
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,
Langlois.
Robert Allen Carnahan deceased. A ll ligh t pieces whi< h are now being found. Wou'.d quicken round th a t old bean pot;
A n y and a ll persons c la im in g ad­
ing w istfully from the window»
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B u t. best o f all. B i) youth s renewed
persons having claim« aga in s t said e i- J tU evident that "th e thief is not doing A
versely the above descrliwd la n d * are
sorter like to see the street.”
OOUMTY O P riO B M .
s o'or th a t old bean pot 1 brood;
requested to I l a their claims In this I .
And in the parlor window, coatlaaa
County Judge— E. A. B ailey, G old tat? are required to present them w ith ­ his w ork by the old hand method of T h e galea o f childhood M a rd a ja r.
but delighted, he eat all afternoon,
in six months fro m the date of this no­ shaking the coins in a bag and then Though closed fo r yen re—by that bean ja r
oftee on o r before a .id 7th day o f Nov.
1
Beach.
—W .
Messrner, Io Boston Globe. ■
gathering
the
dost
by
means
of
quick­
N
O
T
A
R
Y
P
L
K
L
h
.
while Mrs. Gilson, entertaining group
IblXl.
County Commissioners—J . W . Cooley, tice, w ith pro|«er vouchers, to the un­ silver, but that he haa brought into
after group o f the fashionable callere,
dersigned at his residence near O p h ir,
B u u a m ix L . Eoov. Register.
I
Obetuo;
Ed
Hyplier,
L
an
g
lo
is.
requisition
the
rapid
agency
of
elee-
who never before had elected to appear
L a s u u m s , _ C _ c itar Co., Oasoou. J Sheriff—6. E . Maraters, Gobi Beach,
O regon; and a ll parties indebted to tricity.
T he service of on ordinary
on other than her recognized "days,"
lealer ln Town Lola, ano Im proved { County C le rk -G e o rg e
W . Sm ith, sal I E state are required to pay the galvanic battery and some cheap acid ia
suffered mental agonies with the calm
a
ll
that
is
ntv
essury
to
conduct
the
op­
to
me
w
ithout
delay.
and
W
ild
L
a
to
i/
Base asna* l w i us a »»*.
smile of a stoic. H er only relief lay IB
1
Gold Beach.
eration
by
the
«
•
lee
tri«,
process.
The
Dated this 18th day of J u ly , 1006
T s q u it I s to s sa s s s llr sag forever, bs sisa
aweetly explaining that M r. Brankin
County Treasurer—James Caughell,
scheme
is
similar
to
that
employed
in
•Sits, lo ll o f life , asrvs sad vigor,
h'o T s
P ilin gs and H u a i .Proofa Made on
Ggo. B. M iLbxx,
was the son of an old friend M l. Gilson
Wedderbnrn.
flsa, lbs e osds r urefco r . th a t m akm wosa asse
plating w ith gold by electricity. The
had known as a boy In the oooatry.
A dm in istrator of the Es­
Msaug. A ll drageista, Ms o r t i . C uros'taraa
lomasteads and Pre-em ption y
coin is placed hi the fluid, and attached
Assessor— A, J. M arsh, P o rt O rfo rq .
Mr. Rrenkln, w ith a desperate desire to
tate o f Robert Allen C ar to it ore »vires from the poles to the
O E 'N K R A L q K ^ fV E Y A N C ^ fG .
| School Hupt.— Antes 8 . Johnatou, Port
be agreeable and to ebine In aohlety,
iialian , deueoacd.! battery leading to another piece o f
ILSON in hia youth lived In acoas-
O rford.
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added Intim ate details and particulars '
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I m etal prepared to receive. In the
try village. ‘ Since he haa b«en
surveyor— R. J. Canfield A gnesi.
wlih au ungrammatical vim that great­
form
of
plating,
the m etal to
busy with state politics be has found his
Coroner— D r. T. C. Green, Port O rf­
be
removed
from
the
coin. early rural acquainiencrs raefol, to say ly amused the other guests. Mrs. GU-
ord.
T he battery being set In motion, nothing of h it genuine liking for many son sought la vain an opportunity
sufficient gold to form a plating Is quick­ of them. Therefore, Gilson's house has quietly to deny herself to vlsltota for
M etimos e r t u x oovsts .
F o r H n l e o i- K e n t ,
ly transferred, and as it Is removed long Bcrve-J altogether loo n.uch as a the rest o f the day. .When M r. Qilsoi)
C ircu it C o urt meets Fourth M onday in
uniform ly from all ports of the coin the general hotel and rendezvous for his nt last made his appearance his exhaust,
M y D a iry Ranch at D en m a rk , of 160
August of each year.
lia b ility of disfigurement la reduced to ‘•dow n-sttt," friends for Mrs. Gilson's ed wife retired to her own room' anfi
acres, 13 m ilch eow«, I t head young a minimum. The only effect is to blur
dropped flat on the sofa, utterly regard,
satisfaction. Gilson, however, main­
T h e O rkuon D a il y J o c n g iL ¡« the leading Dem ocratic newspaper of County Commissioners C o u rt meets stock, good team an d nil kinds of fa r­ the characters slightly.
less of the line new goWn.
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/
first Wednesday in Janu ary, A p ril,
taining that he feels notbieg but deep­
An authority at the m int haa eati-
ming tools.
F o r fu rth e r particulars
“I'd rather clean house for a week
est
contempt
tor
the
man
who
w
ill
J
u
ly
and
September
of
each
year.
Oregon, istued a t Portland.
mat««<l that about, 50 cents' worth, of
osll or address
•‘climb up by a stool, theb kick the stool than go'through a alege like that again,“
Probate C ourt meets first Monday In
gold can be removed in this way from a
she remarked, reproachfully, when Mr.
-
J as . P. O lskm ,
over,”
has always isalsted upon un­
each
month.
810 gold piece without exciting the sus­
T h e m anager! also iasus a S e m i - W k k k l y , which ia especially adapted
D enm ark, Ore picion of- the casual observer. T o the limited and lavish hospitality toward Gilson, hastily changing Into hia dinner
coat, explained that he bad been com­
C t'B B V O O C B TV rosT orneas a b i » roar-
skilled eye of an expert, however, the the out-of-towb jdaftors. The climax pelled to Invite M r. Brankin to remain
m AsTsaa.
/ • t People who do not care for a D n ilr /h u t ffg n t a guud. fa m ily paper.
i
of
his
generosity
a
s
d
o
l
Mrs,
0llson'<
effect is generally apparent a t a glance,
over night. “ It ’s enough to kin one to
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c| h e t ? « » .,.,...,. . . . . . M i a i Id a Cooley. T im b k r L a n d , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— and i t does not always require the patience exme last week.
live through aa afternoon such aa I t a
Mrs.
Qtlson,
who
le
president
of
a
scales to determine whether the coin ia
A n y o f theae paper« can be bad In com bination w ith the P p ^ T O R H a rb o r.........................Pletcher Gardner.
had.”
correct or not. In the New York sub- fashionable social clnb. wae just start­
Notice for Publication.
Gold Beach......... Miaa L iu ie Caughell.
"Never mind I" eoneoled Mr. Gilson. -■
treasury then- is one man, Tandy by ing out for Sn afternoon o< brides when
at the follow ing rales:
Wo. Ider b orn ................... „Fred Odgers.
name, »vho, by years of experience in the meld ushered In a caller—a long, with one of the rare caresses that In­
Illlb e e
. ■ , k .. . .
R m e e if.
the handling of coin, has become so
lank, sunburned youth of hearty man­ variably reduce Mrs. Gilson's proudest
United States Land Offlt-e,
anger to delighted compliance and satis­
M a rla l ............................ T W . R H l h .p .
pert in his judgment that he can te ll by ner, but o f equally manifest th jn es i.
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Roseburg, Oregon, M a y , 7th, 1906.
faction. “You're a sweet little »vomaa
Agnese........... . . . . .M rs J. D. Cooley.
N o tile is hereby given
that In mere touch w ith closed eyes w h e th e r» He shtolc hands warmly with Mrs. G il­ to help out your old hubby no nobly, and
O p h ir................................. W E. Burrow. «»»tnplinui« with the provisiona ut piece is of spurious metal or whether it son, and (Tplxlped that “good old 81"
I ’ll take care of blm all evening. You
C o r b in .................................8 .
D arM . the act o( Congress of June 3, is a genuine coin th a t has been tam- —Mrs. Glleoa colls her husband Simon
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pared w ith. In this respect he is not and detests plckuamta— had urged him can tell the g irl you're not at home aad
187R,
entitled
“
Aji
act
for
the
sale
of
P
o
rt
Orford
...............Ames
Johnston
/>
rest."
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tim b er lands In T he H tfttesolCalifornia, approached by any other person in the to Visit him When next in the city.
D e nm ark. . . . ........................ J. 8. Capps. Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington world.
But he reckoned without Mr. Brankin.
•'He
was
down
our
way
last
fall,"
L an g lo is . . . . r . . . . . . . . E . Backteff. T errito ry ” aa extended to all Public
That impressionable young man, more
continued the visitor, perspiring with
E ckley..........
than charmed with Mrs. Gilson's grace
. . . . . 7 . A. Haines. Land States by act of August 4, 1HW3,
the
strain
of
conversing
with
so
hand­
D A V ID W H TTE 81D K
and beauty. Insisted upon spending the
some and Impressive a woman aa Mrs.
of S m ith R iver, County of Del Nor'e,
------------------- State of C alifo rn ia, has this day filed
Gilson, "an’ he says to me. says he, entire evening In the parlor, where he
committed fresh social enormities with,
'Buiea, next time jouVs in Chicago you
in this office hia sworn atatenient No.
easy, unruffled freedom.
8763 fo rth « purchase of the P l SWJ
just ccme right up to the house an*
"Your slippers ain't none tooeaayjM r.
of Section No. 3. In Township No. 39
moke yourself at home. My bouse is
South, Range No. I t West, anil w ill
»he proper »topping place for my old Gilson,” he remarked, after declining to
■offer proof to show that the land
friends and their folka,' says he. So go to the theater or to the club oa ac­
sought ia more valuable for ite tim lier
dad—.that's Lew Brankin, of Placer— count of his blistered feet, "so I gueaa
o r stone than for agricultural purposes,
he
eaye to me this morning, when I come I ’ll Just slip ’em off A little. An’ Mra.
and to establish Ids claim to said land
away from home with a load ot horses, Gilson said I could takeo ff my eOatZ" — -
before the County Clerk and Clerk of
The hour» dragged terribly, and Mr.
'Butch.' oayshe.'Just »ott go up an'stop
County C ourt of C u rry County, a t hia
w ith 81 Gilson. I've kntfwed him for Gilson suggested an early retiram eat
office at Gobi Beach, Oregon, on Mon­
aa soon aVTie could decently do do. But
ages, an’ ha's a good feller, all right.'
day, the Mil day of August, 1906.
H e names os witnesses:
“An’ so,” was the hurried hut cheer­ Mr. Brankin, evidently with I
<
j of conventionality or pollteae sa,lnalet-
John L . Crook of Gold lleach Ore.
fu l conclusion, " I come."
. . ' ed and reiterated that he wae not weary.
Allen Lawrence of Gold Beach, O r e . '
“I'm sure Mr. Gilson w ill be glad
M
' even while his heavy eyelids closed. It
John Ostrun<ler of Gold Reach Ore.
see you,” said Mrs. Gilson, aweetly, but
S am uel M cV ay of Hinilh River, C al.
was nearly morning before he noetd be
Inw
ardlyfurioutf.
"H
e
’s
always
glad
to
Any and a ll peraonsulaii .ingadverge-
see his old friends. Won't you take an lured to bed, and the first streak of dawa
ly the above-descriiied lands are reques­
easy-chair while I telephone him at th» I found him creeping about the house In
ted to file their claims in thia office on
the conspicuously quiet manner th a t
office and see If be can’t come straight-,
or liefore the said 6th day of August,
S E S a S E
home."
—
....... ...J never falls to arouse the ordinary
sleeper. Mrs. Gilson herself prepared
B s m a m ih L . E ddy , Register.
“Ob, yea, D u tc h ’ Brankin, of coarse," for him an early breakfast, since the
BEAT I N T h in VT..RÍ.’ »,
ffiìftusar«
prated, actually
"■»«marias »aa!
fowar« ui»«ur
«
responded M r. Gilson, promptly. “Old maid would not rise until nearly seven. •
’.«urto» I V « '
Lew B ran kin ’s youngest. W ell, Mary,
•x tod b » h««
Then she Insisted that M r. Gilson taka
for sale bTrEAi.ym ar.voji t llt . igy
we'vs got to treat blm handsome. The
him for a walk.
4
Brankins control a lot of votes we’ve .
T IR E D
The fates were kind to Mr. Gilson la
■ In Hood’» Sarsaparilla, which gives .
needed
before,
and
we’ll
need
again,
i«»r f i f t y C om Ù.
that the unhappy youth’s feet were still
them p a n blood, s good appetite and
G uaian'.^tl LoiMicuo habit ear«,, muhest weak aome tim e.- And he's really a decent so tenderly resentful of the new, tig h t
MUHM
seo Mtroutf. UoeU pure. Wc. SI A ll druggiete
new snd needed R T R E N C T N .
young fellow, though 1 expect he look!
patent leathers that much walking was
pretty rough.
Impossible. They were unkind to Mrs.
“No, M ary,” w ith growing firmness— Gilson in that Mr. Brankin, while more
aa Mrs. Gilson sweetly suggested that , than w illing to attend a matinee w ith
perhaps he coaid come home nt once M r. Gilson In the afternoo% could not
and visit with M r. Brankin— “1 can’t be persuaded to go dnwntowwwith him
possibly leave the office nntll five in the morning. He hu^g about the
o'clock, anyway. An important com­ house, grill ooatlre» and In Mocking feet,
m ittee meeting comes off In half an ’
nntll M r. Gilson came for him after
hour, and I ’ve got other work later. luncheon. Mr». Gilaon, aoltrnnly thank­
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Yen'll have to give up the bridge for ful that he felt he m utt leave twwa
once. Mary, seems to me, and be good j
that evening, bade him good-by with a
to the boy a little. I ’m sorry to ask It, cordiality »he endeavored to render at
and of course you must please yourself lee»t pertly sincere. M r. Gilaon. »too
about complying, but It would be a solemnly thankful to conclude th» af­
great raver to me If you'd be pleasant fa ir for th« time being, saw Mr. Bran­
about IL Take blm for a drive.”
kin off. after a downtown dinner, aad
Mrs. Gilson, conscious that the vis­ returned to Mr». Gilaon with a aenseuf
itor. reatlesaly moving about in the temporary relief but coming dlaaater. -
parlor, could bear every word aha ut­
"W ell, w-hat le It7" Inquired the
tered, was compelled to refrain from 1 astute lady, convinced that her weary
the relief of plain speech.
Sbe said i husband concealed some guilty secret
good-by w ith forced sweetness and i beneath hie ostentatiously calm de­
hung up the receiver w ith a bang. Then meanor. "Hasn't the man gone, after
she telepboaed the elub member who an, or did you Invite him to spend
was entertaining ths group that after- , Thanksgiving w ith ua7 Let me know
aoon that an Important happening, to the worst nt once.”
be explained later, would prevent her ■ "He—he said he'd had aaab a flood
attendance. She wae miserably certain time, and be admires you so much.**
that the disappointed boateaa would not confessed Mr. Gilson, “that— I really
toon forgive, her defection half aa hour couldn't help IL M ary— I did say we'd
before time for the playing to begin. M - 1 ^ to entertain him for a week
and this certainly added fuel to the heat
,|m, this summer. I know yodTI
o f her not unnatural Indignation. But .tand by me lust this once more.” . -
she returned to the parlor, grim ly de- I
But Mrg 0 1 Ison, though a good wife
termtneihto do her duty by her husband and aomewhat more than ordinarily un-
and his friend.
aeltUh. felt by no mean» equal to thia
"Would you like to take a drive la the new te»t of her affection and endur­
park with me7" the Inquired, but the ance.
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youth shook hl« head promptly.
..... "Very well, Simon." she announced,
*T get so much o f the trees and the with cool decision. “I ’l l »tend by you
road out home,” he exclaimed, ’ that I'd to the extent of ordering the breakfaste
rather change off a little when I tome for a week, and a good dinner the night
to the city. Couldn’t we go to the the­ of hie arrival. Bat after that—U w ill
nyl er tor sw hllef”
be the elab d f nothing. Simon. I shall
Mrs. Gilaon. Inwardly thanking Provi­ receive an imperative summons to at­
dence that It w et too U te to cotntfiy with tend my ailing mother h alf an hour after
tbU suggestion, explained the f a it to her he arrives."—Chicago Record-Herald. ,
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