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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1900)
A Eugene City Guard . FISHING CAR JACK ' I A CIRL . . .. , , rv triv thre art no in ' J f-il.ii M T KDAi tio.OOO soldiers, iu aMhifli to aboui '200 marine at i.'a vii an! ebrut jOOO soldier nn ih wsrwhip-. Tb Vtl of the ugtjting 'tree i thus tully 70.0UO men. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The bua.neas ?fSLatm,nt J the WEEKLY GUARD causeo com denD e trouble by corre sondents addreaainfl the pro prietor personally. Addrese an letter riferri ng to the newaoe Eugene, Oregon. a ru Witnuat Lai e i , J.. an wu lying Mil Imth in i pant taxing away a golden September after noon "Q S o ooooooooooooooooooooco Ilia name ws Jnpv-r,. tm ' kM He hud two other name. ,,,.. harueed taudeu. a aWai j bus: Jbn Adolpb JPP- JPPrs young, tender, freb. So u' bat JPP-r bad seen f a. . , ... . . - r .nfQjj wi, and na wu a.- - AT THE. TUE.NTY-POURTH HOUR. HULDAH. Oregon V,ri ilturaJia:: In view .k- Tk.m... it Pent, ii !i although bis father wan She bad dropped md was dream- , Uafl aM ''..dger. without an ounce al When 'animal Moutalto became Hi- m v. ataji aYawratl which had nv.lopl hi. former lit. ill K tAfJ LAW1AKK. ot ... a. a. a L. . . inf riiMl else HI ' '" Uri of tbe liuftctltoioii wbich ti-w ariMO By 4Q(j tr.TgM an ivrtuoiu bar- ia reference to th? rbipuDi of W with an "artfuJ MpeV "J Oregon fru.t tree, a. Washington, -'1- ebich are said to have own ba.lly ,;i her wose wer- on the alert. Mr Joan infwlrd wilb DulyiphiaawJ-tler .Una worth -an n-tiuac not aaher- . . w.Muan. She aat ap m the pant watih- peaU, it la doe to tbe )refn Cale in ,ht 1rw anut caoaeU by the nh . i - i tint la re kn.w that made tne u""i" . . hj pLa. at a Mb inatrnment they BM elected an Innexibla maater. It ba.1 been the custom 01 . v wm., , with ldM of her own," he , ! m.i mcea aald of Haldah Uwm. . raj one of that treat multi. tude a mi'lille aed unmarriaxj wonwo aaaeaet up tbemaelrea. mt nt nitf"rtuaea had fallen upun the Oweae, and Khea dbu w" the eut wa aattled only a few hundred dollar remained. Besides the Uu.dau iaeaeed a comm. education, excellent health, an in . last spirit and itronr. common j v plan, floated throofh her miad. B.nl ol Horticulture u, ,.jr that thou.atfnlly. ad her m w ,p.ak. m.,ie hinuf ;; 'l be reel, .bed. a rei jwnum w - ..h.niv Haalini i. ue coiuu , . . Captain Leary, goferour ;nam. our dw laiaod potaeaeiou . . ,m w i - K. lh rules ol that bo.ir I require ; w rhi m..l with enT. "I wdl (u in tne t aeinc uturuu. iiuu, ' - - . ..s . i .,,.,.- i., i ion it ia.iMM a tlus Tery afternm. ahe said. lae no troobla aboot rif a probib- erary uureary to ei.ico it i.uee a Mri( aJ hitinn law He aimply tnakae the certifioa'e of intpection, to trat n tike pro..- And. Jumpm bition law. ne hdroc,auid acid caa ah -ued the paddle and wa. won order and it atanda, Th captain -' byurocyanu. aciu Kas ai tb-Boo Jam :amp. ' where .. i... ourtcry fc whic-h tner eeod out i h. .H.. BiliT .n,i Prudence, the :unid. ' a j tminuni me uibiiisbv - ' ,i . U h.h.t-d No honor If thie 'ie M ure .ptscimeua w;""j r can be aold unleae by pactai rv urh,dw niS.tr 11' iix'iise iu , . , j.diu Japp-n. fell in lore. Ue had a dfL at least he thought he had. and m .k .he h. had said BJBBjaaiBse " .k,n.Ter .Ii "mote.1 p..ry enough to make her log to Bob- to i ,. m0 There a a. one thing .he greatly fa a k.n, riftirMaU JUr Kuw Waetlf . (lt J - e ,Ur he oondoJeU he wooid try uju an ennj tJmn a ..ffa-r attf iu.arnaj'. Hi 10 trnc hnnnatnl thl .a,.la. t,tr nfeMltDce would take place rtcort, and it fre- VU aai j . taf at marriage, maue m ,.matj happened that wnen knightly style, wouia - i h,..f In Durple and Sue linen. lataaeb) "'h ""niiy. .a. . nfficii notice pro- I'oaxisa her into me panor. pneawe - . n ad and that wa to be an owner of real e,-'..t,-. Why could not ahe do with rillar.. uroiM-rty what tbe money arith railroad. -buy .11- lapidat.,1 bour. put tbem In repair and Jt! t a nrotit or keep tbcm aud live on Mai V retired toput down thte tl)( ,..,.,? After eauim m-- -- tarted out iu iuesi m a viu- of bad been "camping out the woolly apbu or other insert Will "Pro-:" .he called, "hurry up w . . k- k. fo,,..,l .m ihe tree.. If &DT i afternoon tea, while i ng 'tp my r erntnent Iioenee, loieoneranoa oe- - .... I tackle. I'm going fleaing tmm lava aaAss Maaai of crime and nuraery aenda out tret which nare , j,)ln-t gaowle.lge of :shing was 8 . . . . ... t il lata n.. Innnr tainly not large, but .he wa a keen trouole in the taland. ine export ; -of th. ..oe art. - ,0d her ue .. .i ., .,m.i. .mi f.md iro entitled to tne oa oi tne ooa.ru 4mbirion wa to catch i jack tit saivaaaweaawaaa Bl r docU la forbidden unlaaa by pecial cartificate. licenae. It appear that Goveri.or Leary dote not pr-po. U, aMM Tbe Boer army tbat la blockiug tbe people to take too tnaur feait General Buller' march to I be re dar aod holiday, tbe celebration lt of beleaured Ladjamitb, oc- of which take no final I part ol toe copie a line nxiewn Bile U p,!,,, to Paternoater aw lack hi after- heraelf.- a ahe aald. while Billy wa up in town. Like all women, ahe ! spiaed small 5h. There waa no mure .kiUfnl angler for gndgeon, r-iach and dace on the Thame, than she, but she wanted larger game. "Now, Prue." ahe aid '.n a grand tone. .ha nad.lled down the . "I am . oa.iia ue. - .-. r r . . .,hnn. exception hou-' -he - hey might oe moMerreu. ue moiling erer, -o. ... " i real estate. in due and regular form to oner ume. fr)m f0uowed t,y more iu.u - - a.(.,i wbioh looked : .,a. fU rwswa from Wl glad- dMU rery one. alo. of wbetever 1 ; d u ae7 Did Mia Pinky Brown ding he reef who ,hould carry any ton f U j , ho lu.tani-e. In- kk j f.nr snd .nirel in I . . -- l-,ln H.tieciIlr Wl ' nii'i'"'. . . . at the ,,u aa , , nreanns 'pj;aei nm ' J t - ,,,,, , I If I if ploperiy were lur in ectaar' WeaV aat a aay fliail al me0ioned, ibouJd .hereby Incur the pen- -i ' , "...i.llile purcbai-r. tbe price mm . """T frl: told him to any o. . .,.,, ralseu m-yoou e - nJ ra'-e auu '-i - . jum uiier i" " -- -- ,, , . m.,,. 411 lilt u I. mi' uuicairia . u.iaeaai mil .Ink h:s mother for a ginger- , t"- : , r.hae, he seized her by the , ,,,.,. jn f the v ge ai.-ai a "- . r t...i .n.l ,itemDted to remonttrate her n.. ii... ..nln after h arrival ' -m ' "J ' . ... "Jr m " . v.. flreiae .,u-J him by the " ,v..rl , . I He and ii.r.iill.iie.i J. FZ eatf of his .eg md attempted to extract a -IliBornt bannuet. Wine flowwl free- ''' " Min n niece fnm It. . 1 1- ...l , iht waxed late whi n tne J"?J1 S i?. Tr: lM.,... "1 U- able to buy a.- nun . . hi liolllieti". fH-verai mm -I. - - If lb. ie wnsii t nni' Ii lanu "n mi. I . .... HI., uwiiiifKa. , -. I .. 1... 1 .1 1 U-M lit t.l ISO 111 Dei logs eye. and a puttoi oa . p.. - among thom ,UlluCin, .irx-iarca , " i.., knew that I wanted i-..n his i.th. He waited lixe a mar- . ,.. ... u iinaatl tyr until that pet of ben had got through ' mormIllt iUnUlX-o alone felt to buy it they would wont a fancy I'Zolv Z mlm, ,0 ,rT mmmM "h 'la.wat homo fit ed and with a k. I- k.,.ktile tmm the hoU. I . . , . r .l . rjooe. . (a die. to .mother W gnet in toe ; Kanucclo, in abort, went to the ati- r. buiiuhi . .. ... ..ki , i..-. i-. : lis nou- .-fh.-an nil'. " year in Spanieb comaauu.tiae. Ha, l-t on tbe north bank ol tbe , ; L.-Amg nelthe. - to the n?' -n u w lmmwlll nn Lkea tbaTordar: Tug... river, and t. pfueide-l w.th whence - - , 3. Jrka;r;h:, ' "Pablicc.lebrat.oo m mt f- .anient d.fenaea alon the enUre Zmfff . k,.: a cat. "-.JUI S 5 i'? day. of tb. patron eaio-. of .ill.- line. A ooe.lt, in their d.f.naie. p....... JZ S aJdTto the tb..rn J-. ' "-" h ,bc will not be permitted Th. church Uu.,l0, lh keep,ng of tbouaanda j-j .t mo.t that be would only Bt . ; . . nd it member to., ceiebrat , aadd'e horae. .t point, along the nten.v; .a. had .t rrm B i 'VnV'he'rrttee '"f ""' their feaat dare within tbe wall. of!.. . i a.hin, b.-,k and thouirht it sounded aro- hour, he pr'-ceeaeo to P P jk,., t0 haA Mnvi.y to Pert St. . k.. ,.l,.....t. nhaial nr l.riVllH reel rt.n- ,n miniini with tbe ref- i be quickly moves! to any (-oint ulation for tbe tnaintenanoe of the that may be attacked by tbe Brit pobltc peace, and nole otherwise iab in force. By thi. mean, al- ordered tbe oolv holvdav recogoii . ti sireuat b may be arj will be tjuadav and the holiday ...iiuwurl K trus I'niLMt State tatute law. and by proclamation. aMaatl in caa. of .Hack of hi eaaeiteM,, the preaideot ol the Coiled Suta." fe. .:.l "If I hase a bite. IVue. 1 shan't .tnke at once, as I must wait while the jack turn the bait in hi mouth, so I .hall count 3U si..wly. Yoti mist paddle u out Into midstream to give me a chanco of playing it properly, and. Prue. we wul . . . i i - youth Mroue aome, iuuy reawneu vu -funeral. Uoing to hi chamber, he wrote the fol lowing note and left it on tbe table: Mends t TW. Earth F.ts hu frscturrd oy besxt. Sw shua I worshiped has laughed St thrown againt the Brilieb com-, hvo stuffeii pike and caper sauce fa ;,, ,mb. icwmo.iirslath.Mm. U'ilw nIH i dinner tomorrow. rU .tk k- ui tik tut I un in reed I "Noi Atnlf. tb iwm at the Iuk who bad jum roudenitiei! himself to death m.li clears-r idea -f what WOO would n,.t rekaM thai waea she Mm ted out. C.,liie here and welcome." her friend. Mr. IUin.lell. bad vai.l. when the breaking up at the aUBtlltHfl hud left Hnldah without shelter. "Thank ran, kindly." the young womau bad feayiadisi it will only to fr a b..rt tBBM, PW I muni get settled. In tbe ine household wa a lad about M win :. wa did eaoce. for hi. hoard Tb. c!i .re lated all day long, and eeen th few hour after cupper wanted for atudy were be- 1 he rnii'iren oi toe . i i . Th. news Hpreau mpum i arumai . . naHgt Uttt (Ml. ..fir.... ST.d. 1 1111111 ."" w . nw, I'rue. .-atch a. they nd the bend .f 'he ilk "1 that tb.Ti ui, trsmic. 1'aul Kruger did cot foresee tbe in- bush.'" J an cried ei I p.nn.l n-sh down this recn a. tar .hr,JQ1.k hu troubled interior, and he ...table .truggt. to no purpcee. JJ 1 he ric'i mine. ( tne Iran.vaal as the entrame to the Ati-y stream. A VKAHA11LA CUaTtNUTlOrl. ; turniahd the .inee. of war, while Then he t.s.k the emetic. Being itroog, ;t worked hurriedly. It ppeareu to wit The Standard O.I t'ompany ' dulng (h brain work. never out ai politic. It baa no onlitic. aud alwavs .an-li in ' m.inki,l Hkrt trii'kan rslf. Th falllilT Aatj rrut. bei.i on to tne tu- ra oubu line : risne,i up to bis room in rreat alarni. ..nm ..arh rhankfnl t.i hare ..seaiied the .. .... k : .. . , , .. , . . a u . u:s raiaer gru.y asei uiui mi i iuv ..nn wk,.k..u. v. . -y " n- irref was. snd he nointed to the paper ton arcBSin au ine water taonmgu- 0Q tne tlhja ly. aaiUfally dropping the bait into all the ; -rn., ,,M m4n tDd read it Uttle pool, and an waa just begiaamg -ri hanged if the cuaied idiot The informatHM ta obtainable. thmk aadly beat taare weeM h. a iaan't been uk.ng araenicr be exclaim. .,k.l. that Is. I- I - . it i e -v s....i -- . - i, la, . fixing nu net. ne nuneu oux With tb poe r mat h. 'lr j f,,,,,, tb "sK-reUry of tb I nited tug. tug. and then on Prue s .at misned for ,he nearet physician, paper, jual no sr. making a aean-s-nate that Senator tiuay " M1 "unJ llke lh Q,1! "c Grabbing a stoia'a. h pump, the doctor .1.1 ,f .1- r-l. ....... of eereLervl Z . thra.hing machine. "One t n s ,t the aed..de of hi howling ua. u. - . i snii m a seat in tne .enaie 'u sit.hti. twenty. who teak a seal in tbe senate on "One. two, five, shrieked Joan ten, and patient. Then the fun began, the parent f that poor boy sat upon his itomach. Gag, of I'reeideul McKinv' cab- ,. ,k k. ths. w,th such a mighty atria that if ins.. -.Lb the National llel bank i,...,; . ' oa- I ."fi"" aaan lai.tilu ahe ,v, ?plied the pump, and ! -TtjTfjruor yj l t euurTiviuu, tcu. i wum uatr jutr unu mt i uai i . as. a -a. ..i i.wl ...k.P. ir. " punt. Blair county, tbe day the republi- leealy. "I muat try and get it on the h i i kai i once, ana aeep it out ot tne oanik, can primaries were and keep my rod point up. and not let .t ooonty laat year, and the toll on have a alack line h t will H ., , . l -. -ki .. ih usa j n entiy. ami ami "a. waai tbem aera paid out of the contin- nkb)M)k mj7. J a perfect agony of excitement. " h. 1'rue. what am I to do? But I think it' gent fund of the senate, and this when vjuay 'a ter-n bad expired and ha waa no longer a enator. the egfariaae that he underwent for th next ten minute, wu .uite enough to make any man sigh for "the silent tomb." II could feel it pull on bi very coma. After nearly turning him imide out the doctor discovered the real truth and limbered up hi. "machine" to go home. That matter at fact father followed him to know why he withdrew, if he waa inite sure he had pumped him dry, when oruing ak.n very aidy. .han't !.. the doctor informed him that he bad of New York city, in whicn th "Standard Oil crowd" haw full power. Sometime ago the givern ernmenl aold it. old custom nouse it. in New York to thie bank for $3,265,000, all of which waa paid except I-4O.00O, Secretary liege deposited th money which he received, in the form of a certified check, iu thi. bank, where it baa lain ever since, and entered into an agreement tn pay the hank lor temporary use of the old custom houe on tbe part of tbe govern men!, a rea'ai of now $11,000 a month. I u other words. lk. hank halt full i la, of ihs an- I eminent' mone. aud beeld re- luu' luo ' u"- ,Jtt " "ru u"m w,ul 'h- lin I his hand. He t.iok him by ernmeni a mouev, ami, uesiui, n .... u. wlilr- r-r-r-r-r r-r Hut J,.... n..v..e r.-i.i. .k . k k, works em, it is tnougnx, overcome . - - r . , a,- . ... i..i. aoi.ung aim up . n ,'J- Stt doggedly hauled away, whisper. wooili amlu f munon, be iouaced the Strong preiudlca against the mg over and over again to herself "Oh. BtahsMd r several time. now jeaioua oiuy wiu oe: nar wui h "There " said he it. Ohl" Whir-r-r-r-r went th reel, as the jack daahe.1 .iff toward th Abbey tream. One breathleaa moment bum .' and Prue arm were around a pot. aud th been made a f ol of, that the boy had taken an emetic and that he would take $10 for his trouble in relieving him of it. That matter of fact parent paid the bill and showed Mr. Medico out of door, and then, with a flood of paternal love light in hi. eyes, he returned to hi ton. He ordered the other frv.ni the r..im heart beating and .. ,.... - ..... k i ... water thai will be taken from the . ST? I- mi aot th Part of an Indian medicine man aatonlahed n.h. From sneer . urioty It with the sufferer, lake and pa-Bed through the drain went atsa. up to the punt to see who was Ue warmed him with a rattan cane age canal, together with th. pori'v- 'Tv1" "t"'n 11 '' mml Uc t upon him and dust.sl the most , . , 1 wabbUng about it dapped its u.i la di- distended portion, of his pantal.ioii. with Lake .vHchigan water are cleanrg the inky black substance of Chi- next they wer in the calm waters of th ,,, .kat he ciiurteav waa Ab,eJ trem. And then there waa a cago river, that by courtesy wa M f , . q mlnutet jtn mgti termed water, tne large rxxiv oi ; at that jack, be oaived rent from the government tor tbe property which the money represented WlLLAM KTTK." canai by residents along the line thereof , and the people along tbe Mia.is.ippi river, into which u must empty. but Olivares, as embassador, was per mitted to remain with the governor. A .ingle glance showed him that tbe clock waa going right that ia to say, that it was quite wrong. Oliver, in order to gain time, began to converse on every imaginable lub Ject. but the governor would uot listen. "My orders," he .aid, "are impers tir. At the tirst stroke of the clock all will be over." He called, "U all pre pared?' All was prepared. Toe attendants. Ilk. ,k.... ........ - 1.1 ifter hi. n.r.nt.1 1 . 1 awauiug a? (Ih. Mr. Ja.-k. ,.. hurrv .... .n.l I k. i . .... . ... . k the hour. - . e .,.,e ua.i -I'rui uaeii. it i ever eaten 1 - -T-: . . ., , mm horn 1 m getting tired 1 Oh. you making such a eoafouaded mule of .T'T' ,h Ten" O...T. Dk.y. .lau gradually og lid ronrwlf inm I'll ..em . ., ni. " Farnese kastenHl ti tin falling at tbe feet of tin p..p-. wttfe tears iu hi eye, .leaded hi. nepliewV canst Tbe Kpe' reply wa rrnelly deceive. "The law," he .aid, "make, no istttl tlou. A crimlnul is s criminal and iiotn us a fire. tnm th. lauip nud away from the lluldnh made n resvlve tnui n ever me h i.l n aswM of bet own DoaaM should i ...... n k.k I the liresi.lf. She hud SU.I lioiu- . , . lag more. Nor dare exercise clemency. - ' , fr ,, bomeleM which would be nothing but weakness. was grau ". i ' v beeomlna Tbe governor of tbe castle r,-c-.v,-d no- he was he l.ad set hi bcirt on bic-oluli.g tlce that Banuccio should be executed a gr. at . In k precily t 24 o'clock .in Italy tbe hour. . 1 I . B ".at BlddU mttm ire rec-koned from 1 to 24. commencing at I '" iau' bl'r aix,at ... . . . . I ..n : .. .. ,i,.. Un i.r..iM-rtv. .unseti. Angell. the governor, sigLiuisi to .....-.- - - - Banuccio that be had tut two hours to live. Tbe announcement of hi. doom was greeted with laughter by the reckless pris oner, aa he could not think tbat the pope would strike off a head that was almost crowned. But who can describe his dis- I .ni ..lie of the heirs, he stated. "Tlicre are tlir.-c of us. un we an' tired of tonkin for n buyer. It hasn't been SB we could rent it fur a long sll, nn we ain't none of u but could use a bit of ejfe right bandy, now tbat cold weather I I. 1-esamlD OB, 1 Daw over to see nary .11111 may when hi. room wa. entered by a nn J"lin nl-ut It. un nicy reckon u you monk, who came to administer tb. last hev a tttlnd to give us each tUUO nVOV rites of tbe church, followed by the exe- b.er we'll sell out, sn tbe place II 1h cutioner, asking for bis last orders! Meanwhile t'ardinal l'aniese was not idle. Ha consulted with his friend. Count Olivare. the Spanish embassador, and yoiiru. Thr. Of them! One hundred dollar, apletv: lliillali thought rapidly. It was a Very low figure. Still she l hrewd thev rvwilvisl to obtain l.v stratairem . enough not to seem too eager. wht had tieen refused to their prayer. "1 will l'k tbe place oer in the morn "Our only plan," said the cardinal, "Is to stop all tbe clocks in Borne. Mean while do you occupy Angeh's attention." His eminence possessed great influence ing mid let you Know, sue nam. Bright n: ol early she was making h.-r was throach lbs weeds to tho aM Hul- sev bous Sl.e found a gol vllr. au in the city, and at the appointed hour sxceUenl foundation wall and timU'r. Time changed his noisy course as if by and thnn- or four room that could he magic into a silent flight. Two clock I made habitable without much expense, tho of St Peter and St. Angelo were i The laud alone !ie knew to be worth pot back 20 minutes, their proximity to more than the price asked. After ascer the prison requiring this change. I taiiiiug that the title was good she con- The execution wss to be in private, I eluded the bargain a soon a possible. It was early in September, but there was much to So before esU weather. She went to her friend an 1 akcd for Donald. "I want him for my boy." she explain ed. "I will give him a homo and educate him." Donald stood by. snxiou to hear the de i.ion. "If he wants to go," said Mrs. Batm dell. "I have no claim ou him. I jut took him iu out of charity, but I have enough of my own." "Do you want to be my boy, Dosrld?" "Oh. yes'iti. if you please." H lldah was uot n demonstrative an. but .he kissed the eager, uplifted face. That care made the motherless - - - J '. . . . , v. uu a pkj.iu.i oi ui- . . . . . . .,, .,, . - - - begin to tire aad allowed himself to be trogly.-enn dowa your throat and throw , TU n0' r' no, 1k'-v hl'r fn,,ud. willing to lay down bu anticipate, interrupted Olivares. Despite the delay. It wanted only ten minute to the fatal hour. Meanwhile the cardinal repaired to th k.. .1 .... l..l.n,4 f... nd face a .he brok thu to Prue. but 1 own sad reflections. Wh.t thes I V nV watered. Sixtu. drew out Pro wu more van eonal r fh- , .f .. k... k" J' IU nt twentv- brawn slowly toward th punt, and -lien a in ess wnil moment it d ;i Joan she had forgotten to br.ug aasV . : 11 1 . mm k ... V laouiua iiy auu coiies-n.r iug net. mere wis lea pair in her voice Stephen Maytell. an a.unwt ftirgot to Orsgon puet: There 'a a bank by the wave of th klkk U.MI.n.1. What teas ssaswa weave mauv a maseum a collection soag; seven kinds of sand handsoaaaly 11' . . 1 . I n ...... ,k..lte Ik. .lolac ineioseu in . gls tub. Th sand then . s:r iUmp sa boardr you out of the window. If you want to .Ue. n flx you myself, but don't let me see any more suicide in thi house." Then he left that tender youth to his may !e inferred: hut. somehew, he didn't watch. On the testimony of that nn- .-are half .. uiiieh for Pinkv a. .. . ". "uuuccio was already ".tad what ou earth would you be . he did before, la fact, he dida't .lar to wautlag with a landing net. ma'am, when die for fear of his unromantic father 1. . . T0U ailled l"'00- she re- He enjoyed about a WJA of these r- me Douy or my nephew, that I may long. Tbe vinaw raas-h lb luyui forever, that sand, together with a sample And ttv smle water-lily l.ioaa down on bill, would add greatly to th in- htf tmm In tb depth of UsU beautiful rir Urest of tb. collection. .... T rhich t mean, flections before he .s.ul.l overcome kj, i - ' rrm"' r.k.ii.h f.in. nhr.,...i i- .. ... TzZ utu traced the folio summer resort hotel. Ol Y equine when you har. g.,t a ,!. stout umbrella again. But t rand kia. and now he T, ".rJ'r our Kuyrnor to deliver to And the little birda sing the 1 nnann.snl be the keener ot the mark,sl "h" "By win.-h I mean, flections before he seed. !....- ma am. landiiist nets an ith you. You juat bring the shark un has shaved off that snrlnime m.,.f..k- aU eminence the body ot Banuccio Far- to the puut. ma'am, and leave th rest to stopped atr.tmliniaing before the mirror "t' .sau a. sue .p. te sue luick.y ana us-nav.-s aimseif mite uke oue who , ' 111 '"'"evi ireiri tae castle. Jwckssl her open invvruM umbrella into '-me up through great tnbuiation J-1 nephew had his ,,! ," k. r k. ........ ,!.,. . . . . . . ... .. - .- . .. neck barad. hi. h.n.i. sua i k. i l fc ...... ue w u. life in her service. Iu the busy day that followed she found lier b.y a very clliclent helper, it was Pan.H who clenred the place f weeils. It was nonnl.l who helped to scrub and whitewash the rooms. It Wl Donald who worked with sll hi mi.-' ' when iiie.lniyiu.in brought Hnldah'. uiture fioiu her old home. "Donald. I do uot want you t work so hard. I fear yon will injure yourself." raXf l Hi ildah. "and I want you to have time for tudy." "I love to work for you." responded the boy. "You never scvhl me. and I want to see bow well we can make th New York News. angels f be1 In of light. draw this Wlieu tb curtain of ligb And revewl tb dark region, of .pave. Wbeo we gas on tb marvelous .pen dor of u.gbt. And trace tb great tnAotse's face! eie. la ?'. It fa al kkssssrtaM .. kassjai far dB) wd .ad. Wssasa swjwa I ! ittoifd to Bag ! Its. Vhere a harp in tb air though its ivMawsly two M tha leyil a, muaieba niut.; 1 1. .aM r. at lias mA ih Ttr,aioglnthMk.iiea.unung. t , 1-h.r. ar. furui. th.wub lourlir.ee. tu0 lu " reign absolute, dBrr a seek a.ttl tb That aoawA yet no cuod of a th tw. sma. t. ws-wy or the tongue. rvatiaSsnbcssss. tbe lly dark I '1 the water plump under the weary jack, account of a girl. and tn next moment Mr Jack wa. in ia punt, reroiy napping hi. tail In aad She c.a.ere th. Gen ! ik uml.rrlla. Ia the I'raaco-Oermaa war the The two women sat. SWS each ud Freach hospital at Veudome wu in 1 L! -J? k '"nk ' wita ckxrtv of :ate Ume. Coralie Cakaa rapt attention. i.ut neither of hem wouU Ue of the most not.-d aure of the time has, tooebed ,t for lor. or luoney. They There, .ided by two aorses ami aeeen were far too tnghtu.-d t its .ham .'hrbitian ...t-e. .., k. T. . ...enj. sue m-eive,! .a.'u.sau.k ox rn-uctl .un I iiTm.il ,1. 'It is wonderfully improved alrea.! fM.ku.r.r... nrk.. ... LI. I ! -rrrZZ T.,,. those .t wee.!. sr. j teeth ap t "th. Prue." Mid Joan ;n ecstatic tones, mtj "how oieeer yoo are! I should aerer have thought or th Bin' v ,.a t It a beautiful ash? I am sure it b ran rh ika.r thine :s n.i.m. ' bre.:a. bot I daren t kill it. We shall ,i, pounds. have to tak it heme a.t b ,n th. Andl'e toKl In tb KlaWs dark, " " " . - shadow aione. psiriii".ni"sn oi"' i.iemiwny ois . Ha ih. aln. ..f tl..i .isislMlafad porwd H . tw wm M.I . rastlant when she atet him that e ... . ..... . . 1 . sit. k.. - k k . k . river taat a tiamtua o...ia itu. w.snaa ia " " aim aer caouga iney were our owu We will Vb tb sbadee bad a taaetl. aod the tedsdtaa ct bad fad her . th u1"' ' ' they -,,,.: fSM, .-outinue to do so. uut we will rem.m m .... t.k.T.e i m .i .n:ti . ... , k ...... k . I . 1 . V- . k . ..... ... ... Ml .(lllnra a toue, hua. Wbeae meaic .hall haaat saw forever. , ; baOsTa I wm Uw tint k uk hold Una, .urrs. uen tne rmaatana o.-cuplwl yendome. they wiahed to hold the hos pital aud t.I ant on it the Oerman flag. But, wjansi of the enemy's iutentious Mas. Oahea, early on January morn mg. vi.ite.1 the lV.is.ian general, who. .urrouudtsl by his stag. ahtlu fie the building. Sir." she exclaimed, "we have recejT. d your wounded and iinr..1 o. tares. JUU uunieu tiem it loox. like wir Tha .T.k,ti.,n.. k.. .. .. i place, but we need a canieuter to put on riCktm. when a s.gn from .VufeUade 7 th him pause. to flx the doors and windows." f Ranii.fi., p. .k utf "n touud a carpenter who muA 1 -whTth t WTSS, f nuk 5 ho c,,uM ,: ; v f i ; '" w"r u rent. Uuldah furnishi-d th is that all '.' Mid the e.,.iin.i .k... '"aieriais, anu in a wees tho man auo perilous moment looking aalsa ft... m. Qls Wlfe pause. "The body of Banuccio Fa governor read words, 'the body OCR rHIUrPMK Blltfm. ;swagly The k.bW ..skkM Hnl e n A special to the New York Her- alaetBssws.wr lam "uT. aid from Waahingtoa has tbi. "Wail, mm k. u,' h . .Vw.,,. Ph,l.n.n. K.ml.n - u yea asMUUMl re a k . . - "Thar, wil! probably be no rdue-kthaT : iL1J ilea la tbe sBilitar, fnrea no la i.auig aim iniif oy ta aaad. she lest S French h.k.p,t,i. We -, not him up ta hltle lawn to th. umbrella, converted .nto a (lenuau hosnit.1 " Which wa. beina .-.rvfiillr m.-ll k. " 1 ""'spiral. lVae. an.1. with shining ey.sj d x Uttk maater." hew. she i:r;..died him to "hr first we ar .w UiX .. . s nephew. Loog t the elwk; it still wauta two minutes to the time, and I mmm thst paper a quarter of an hour The governor bowel; the argument was Irrestotlble. Banuccio wa. given " . hi. leiiverera. A carriage with ta. ,r. T wa"wl " dm prison, and ,n . ton moment, the cardinal and T a i tnen tn. rloek. of BsjSM forth in unisonLondon News. pealed "-Chicago Herald. "In th town it may be; Uere. the answer W e rv pnuectnl by the ui ., no ;a r -en. h lag. You have ao nght t touch either the on. "I h.d Beak a t.y. aad it l da t re- the other nun I uui of aauthrr ." She conqu:!. and f HI. app,d to S 7 NVm'e row' P intend W?a. "mu"" ia the army " mt branch of tb. Mrvleer' -ia ill! Tha. I.. .a.- Peraass he a afraid that It h. mLh atmost admiration .r-.. ,. . ' . tryT . . . - . "V" 'y . ... "Which branch of th rvice, Infan "ok Jnst ,1 'iv-; moved into s imrt of the house. so tuut almost from tbe first tbe prop erty began to be a paying aavestnieiit. Ionald beggesj t,, he allowed to paint the outside of the house. He also learn.sl to put ou shingle, and was so much help in making the repairs that th term t the carpenter', services wa comparative ly short. At the end ot tb secoud mouth the rent was csah. snd it went tax ' ovarii providing food for the two happj ianuites of Hulaev house. Hsx success prompted her to ssaatsf efforts. She found a mechanic who was out of work, and she agreed that it he said build a house on her grounds she would pay him In rent. Having a wife and , liild. he waa glad to get abetter oo th.-,. terms. By tig'inng Huldah found oot that si t ' onl.l afford to borrow money to boy or t build, a. th rent waa much more than the interest. So her rent roll lengthen. I rear after year, and she gained the desire "t hr hurt by becmniag a property , war.-V1Ttirja; ers are nuartared in I tw.u. ! C sat 1 1 i t kpUea .