Bandon recorder., June 30, 1910, Image 5

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I
TRUXTON KING
tJnys Qiore! lie Eegaa to ftel the Ap­
Notice of Administration
■
—oil tv ere to be blastedto
tbe proach of madness. Ills own death
was hot far away. It woul«b follow
Copyright, IW, by George »{..r
that of the prince and of Olga I'lata-
A Veteran of the GvJ War
xiova, bls friend. But he was not
MtCvtthcun
by
thinking of bis owp death; he was
Qp.uis Before a Woman
*
the
Copyright, 19‘JO, by l)odd, Mîid
thinking of the prince's life.
Forty-eight hours! That was all!
Bv ARNOLD BROWN
the
& Company
Early that night as be lay with his
I < ,tc. n u as
^pyrlt’ht. 1910. by Amfltwan Brea«
ear to the crack of the door he bean!
Association
iXr.ttoi nt the
A NEW HAMPSHIRE MAN
SYNOPSIS
them discussing bis own death. It was
to come as soon as Olga bad gone to
«-V .. «ài .isc J,
It was April —. 18H1. The —th reg­ Elected State Master to Succeed H. O.
CHAP TER 1—Iraxtoa Kng Mi.m in
her reward. Sts» wgg not there to de­
urn-in i » urie
Hadley.
elweiM, rapiul of Gr.«u.*t.rk, and
fend him. Spantz had said that she iment was order«»«! to march tbe next
■aid Chas. I.
Richard
Pat
tee,
the
subject
of
this
was praying in her room, committing lay to the defeuae of Waahiugtou A
Ixcauiilu! tu»ice ol Spantz, » ^uunakef.
sketch,
was
born
April
27.
1872.
lu
her
soul
to
Gt
d.
Truxton
King
sud
­
reception
wu»
to
be
held
tbe
evening
Kntg <io • a I a voi hr Prince Robin, h- V ouu ,
denly pricked up his ears, attracted liefore departure In tbe armory, at Alexandria. N. 11. After attending the
rule « i ilv coeatry, w I kmc guardian u John
qu ilitied ;»n«l
by a nentmee that fell from the lips which mothen«. wives, sisters and common schools he graduated from
Hi—Bar m Dan^i > s
1 ullu, an A'l enexn.
of one of the men.
sweethearts could bld adieu to their the New Hampton ocademy in the
minuter of police, mtn view, King and warns
“Tullis is on his way to the hills of
loved on«M. some ot whom might not English department and then went to
him again«! Olga, the guninakec’, niece. IV—
Dawsbcrgen by this time, Ho will l>e
return.
During the afternoon previous Minneapolis. Minn., and took a course
King invade« the royal park, m«ti the prince
out of the way on the 20th àuto
to th««- receptlou young Norman Eger- In the commercial department of the
and >« pre rated Io the lad*» fa»cuuiing Aunt
enough.”
cotup
i-
l-orame. V—Tbe commu.ee of ten,
“Count Marlanx was not to be satis- ton. second lh»utenant oí G company, University of Minnesota.
Knowledge of shorthand led hint
fi«sl until he bad found the means to ■at at a desk in his comfortable home
tor» agair vl the prince, rnee>« in »» enderg ound
writing. This is what he wrote;
into
newspaper work, in which cin­
draw
him
away
from
Edelweiss,"
said
chamber, whgre the girl Olga it disclosed ax one
1 have delayeii to sp»as. tearing to 00 ployment he traveled through tile
another.
"This
time
it
will
work
like
who ’» to kill Prince Kobin with a bomb, VI--
repellevt, btff now at the last moment I
a charm. I.ate this afternoon Tullis must
ears.
tell yoi* that 1 love you—love you south and middle west for three y
Jobn Tullia ca'1» on lhe beautiful Counted, In
was making ready to lead a troop of better than Ji. iy liio—everything
_________
___
Called
back
to
New
Hampshire,
he
re­
but
my
gorru le, who warn, him that her tial.J and no
cavalry into the hills to effect a res­ duty. May l ho¡»e tf 1 return that 1 may entered the academy at New Hamp­
t«xiou> old hutband, Count Mr-Ian«, u con-
cue. Santa Maria! That was a clever claim you tor my wtfeT it "Yes." wear ton and graduated from the classical
one ot, these Howers tonight at the recep­
ipuing again»! the prince. VII, Vlli, IX an«‘X
stroke! Not only does he go himself, tion
coarse in 1899; took special work in
---King vi «ila the home of th* witch oi Gan look ,
but with him goes a captain with 100
economics
and law at Dartmouth one
Tiie words, such as a boy would
soldiers from the fort. Ha. ha! Mar­
gap and mee»« «he royal ourehold there. He
taf.
year; engaged in real estate business
write
who
reailz«»d
into
what
be
was
i
AM. I woriil» HAVE FOUGHT
lanx is a fox—a very exceptional fox!"
tee, an eye gleaming through a crack in a d or “ weak
going,
were
Intended
for
Miss
Mabel
FOR YOU."
Tullis off to the hills with soldiers
and while »earthing for the penon he is ov«r-
Harding, eveu younger than himself,
sickening conspiracy. La- to effect a rescue? Truxton sat up. bls They were written on a bit of thlu
Joifce oí Establishment
powere.i and draggi d into a loft. He '« c< n end of
brain
whirling.
, too, wan doomed! He
paper, which be folded into a small
fronted by Count Marlanx and then taken o the ! ■ ralne!
"A wise fox!" agreed Peter Brutus
1 groaned aloud in his misery and awe.
of Sired Gm ic
compass, and. taking up a bouquet
underground den of the committee of tin
There was a telegraph instrument thickly. "I wonder what our line pris­ that lay beside him. he thrust his i
XI Olga defend» King I -fore the commute* ■ ( j In the outer room. He could hear it oner will say to it when the new pris­
Notice IS H: r<4 •y Given tE.I die covrrron
missive into its center, «toverlng it |
council ol the city ol I'an.lon, Orcyon. Uni ,,t ,»
ana’chut».
' ticking off its messages day and night oner comes to keep him company over with tin* flowers as if fearful the girl
MBM1 m < i-.g t!.-»<o(,
11 '. .< ■., j
“No on«» wiFT ever know," he tnur- I nnd could bear tiie discussion of re­ tile 20th."
would finil it. Calling a servant, he di­
May. 1910, pas. a Km uti.in. ol its tnten.i 11 ! ■>
ports
as
they
came
in
or
went
out.
It
niur«*«l, his last waking thought being
rude and eatablidl an official pad«-. I,-;, liur
rected him to carry the flowers to tlieir
soon became clear to him that th«* wire
of a dear on«» at horn«».
CHAPTER XII.
with the amounts of cuts and tills n i j of
destination and report to him that they j
connected the room with Marlanx's
each lot fronting thereon, an both Co. , I \ve-
A NEW PlitsONElt ARRIVES.
had been received by tbe young lady. 1
headquarters near Balak, in Axptiain,
nue and I hard Streets, in tin- \V< oh 11 Mi!i Ad­
CHAPTER XI
T was far past midnight when King Then he witlked the floor till the report
dition to the city of Ban! a. Oi jor.. for the
a branch instrument being stationed in
UNbF.lt THE OROl'ND.
had
been
made.
Mils aroused from tit«» doze into
full width of each, and the full Infill of Third
HE second day after his incar­ tile cave atiove th«» witch's hut.
That night at the armory be watched
which it«» had fallen. Was it the
Street, and the full length ol Coqu.'le As .-nue
On
bis
third
night
lie
heard
the
com
ceration began King was given
2Uth?
Loud, quick commands eagerly for the signal. Presently he
from zXtwater Street, south to Sixth Street.
mittee
discussing
the
conditions
at
the
fissi and drink. It was high
Now, unless a written remnn trail ■ is made
came to his ears.
saw Miss Harding walking toward
time, for he was almost fam­ castle.
and hied with the und.-nigneI Rccoi r, of said
“They are here at last,” he heard him on the arm of a man whom lie
"The
count
is
more
afraid
of
this
City or his successor in office, on o- before the
ished. Thereafter twice a day he was
some on«» say. “God! This suspense had feared as a rival. She wort» no
7lh dav of July, 1910, the aid couac I will pa s
led into the larger room ami given a man Tullis titan of all the rest," aver­ has been awful. But they are here.” flpwera. The .voung officer, like many
red I’eter Brutus, “He inis reasons to
an ordinance establishing an official grade on
surprisingly hearty meal.
"Stand ready, then, with the guns!" a man In tils first fight, quailed,
each of said streets, for the portions above desig­
Peter Brutus had Just voiced the hate and fear tlte Americans. That is cried I’eter Brutus.
“It may tie a left the ball and did not returu to
naled. and determine the amounts of cuts and
he
desires
the
death
of
our
pris-
why
pleasure of the majority by urging the
trick,
after
all.
Don't
open
that
door
Egertou [iroved the reverse In
hills to be made in front of each lot or tract of
He has said time and again
necessity for physical torture to wring oner.
down there. Spantz, until you know of what h«» was in
love. He returned
land fronting thereon---* Inch said renmnstrancr
over
the
wire
that
King
will
iu
some
•
•tlte government's icerets from the pris­
who is ou til«» outside.”
must b> signed by the owners of tw »-ihirds of
witti an empty sl«»eve and it colonel’s
oner. King, half famished, half crazed way escape and play the deuce with
all ih< real property fronting upon l> .1-, rides of
“
It's
ail
right,
”
cam«?
at
last
in
the
commission,
with
brevet
rank
of
briga
­
by thirst, had been listening to the our plans, It does not seem possible. relieved, eager vole«» of I’eter Brutus. dier general
both of the aliove designated portions of said
But he hnd no sooner
street and avenue.
Cerci» argument through the thin door however, We have him absolutely se- “Clear file May, comrades. Give them reached home than Ills lover’s cow
Dat' d at Bandon, Or. eon this Kali day of
that sen. rated the rooms. He heard cure."
room.
By
our
holy
father,
this
is
a
ardice
got
the
better
of
him.
Seusi
"1’tiis is the 22d; Saturday is the
May. IS 10.
tbe sudden, eager movement toward
brave
triumph.
Ah!"
five to a high degree, he dread«»d meet
(.. R. WADE.
the door of Ids cell and squared him- 2<!th. Nothing could be «lone to stop
Heavy f«mtsteps clogged into the ing th«» girl who had refus«»d him. Ills
2L3t
City R> < order
us
in
four
days,
”
said
one
of
the
wo-
Relf against the opposite wall, ready to
room, accompanied by stert«»rious dread being enhanced by the absence
light to the death. Then there came a men.
"Count Marlanx Mill be ready on the breathing and uo small amount of of his right arm. A mutilated man
voice that lie recognized.
Summons
20th.
Hi» lias said so. A new strike grunting from masculine throats. Not nurses Ills misfortune, and it is doub*
A woman was addressing the con­
one but three or four languages were J ful If nny soldier Is proud of the loss in Ashland. N. IL, in 1901, and moved
M
ill
lie
tlci
lared
on
lite
railroad
on
the
spirators in tones of deadly earnest-
spoken by the excited, inteuae occu­ of a limb. The general rankled at to Plymouth in 1905; Joined New IN HIE JUSTICE COURT FOR II E
ness. IILs heart gave a bound. It was 25th, ami the strikers will belli tlte city pants of tiie other room. King could
SIXTH JUSTICE DISTRICT, COOS
tils maiming, for be considered that it Hampton grange the yenr it was or
with
their
grievances.
Saturday's
cele
­
the first time since his incarceration
makt»
nothing
of
w
hat
they
said.
Final
­
COUNTY STATE OF OR! COM
removed
him
further,
tf
that
coulti
tie.
gauized. 1887; was steward, assistant
that be hail beard the voice of Olga bration M ill bring men from the moun­ ly tiie sharp, incisive voice of Wil­
from
th«»
woman
tie
still
lov«»d.
To
es
tains
and
the
mines
to
town.
A
single
A.
Mi
Nan, I’laintilf,
1
steward
and
master;
was
lecturer
of
Platanova. she who still must be ills
v
SUMMONS
blow, and Me have won.” So spoke liam Spantz ffroke through tiie babble, cape a m«»etlng with her as soon as he Lake ami Valley Pomona when it was
friend.
commanding silence.
J. H. 1 inion. Defendant '
wns
mustered
out
of
tbe
service
he
Brutus.
organized;
was
district
deputy
tinder
“No! You shall not torture him. I
“Still unconscious,” he said when made a tour abroad
But this only State Master N J. Bac fielder In
“We must not—we cannot fail,” grat­
To J. II. 1 imon, the cbove named ()<*fend.tnt;
have said he is no spy. I still say it!"
deferred the meeting, and at last he 1901-3; was elected lecturer of the
ed William Spantz, and the cry was re­ some measure of order was secured.
In I hr Na me of I he Slate of Oregon:
she was exclaiming.
“
Yea,"
grunted
on«»
of
the
men.
summoned courage and went tia«*k to state grange In 1903 and served six
You are hereliv r«^|uired Ir appear licforo die
“God, girl, wo cannot turn hint loose iterated by half a dozen voices.
“We will have our instructions to­ the city where they both llv«»d
The next morning, after a sleepless
years; elected master of the state undesigned, a Judice of the Pea« ’, for the above
now. lie must die.” This was from
morrow. Tii«» count is to inform us
night,
Truxton
King
made
his
first
de
­
On
the
street
one
dny
he
saw
her
grange in 1909. Mr. I’attee is a mem designated District, to answer the complaint of
Spantz.
before nightfall where site is to be re­ coining. If he continued to advance lier and past master of the Masonic lhe plaintiff filed herein, within six weilts Irom
termine«!
attempt
to
esca|te.
“We cannot release him, I grunt
He kneu- that two armed men stooil moved to. Next week she is going to he would meet her face to face. He lodge at Ashland. N. II.. and member the dat«' of the first publication hereof, to wit, on
you,” she said, and Truxton’s heurt
or before the 21st day of Julv, 1910.
guard
in th«« outer room day nnd night. go to Schloss Marlanx.’’ Brutus added look«»«! about him. as he had seen many of the Knights of Pythias lodge at tin-
sank. "Not now. but afterwnrd, yes.
You will take notice that if you so fail to ap­
a
cruel,
heartless
laugh.
a man do on the field of battle, for same place. He was married tn 1905 pear and answer, that the plaintiff will take
When it Is all over he can do no harm. Th«» d«H»r to th«» stairway leading into
A woman. I bought Truxton. The cover
An alley was near
It was a and has one son.
ludgement against you for lhe amount «if $17.07,
But hear in«» now, all of you. If he Is tin* drutorer's shop mjis of Iron and
countess! They had brought her her«» narrow, mean looking lane, but he
and for costs and dishursi’mer.ts.
hnrm<»<l In nny way I shall not perform heavily barred; the <loor opening into
from Balak. after all.
What a re­ «lash«»«! into It. It led nowhere, and he
I his summons is made per«mnt to an order
my part of tlte work on the 20th. This tbe sewer wns even more securely
Grange Prize Gardens.
morseless brut«» Marlanx must be to i found himsHf In a pocket flanked by
bolted.
Besides,
then*
Mas
a
great
1 h final." z
The Danvers (Mass.) grange is under­ made and file«! June 6, 1910, and motion there­
made and filed in this office by C. R.
maltreat lifs beautifu! wife!
the roar of small shops.
He stood taking a new line of work for Its own fore
“You cannot withdraw!” exclaimed stone door at th«» foot of the passage.
Wade, plaintiff's attorney.
‘
To
my
mind
she
is
more
beautiful
The
keys
to
these
two
doors
were
trembling till he knew that his enemy town In the form of a prize garden
Peter Brutus. “You are pledged. You
paled at Bandon, Oregon this 6th day of
never out of th«» possession of William than his omii wife," obs«»rv<»«l Anna must have fiasaed. thou slunk out of contest for the school children Tfilr June, 1910.
nre sworn It is ordained.”
Cromer.
"Siu»
M
ill
be
a
fine
morsel
for
I it and pursiu»«! Ids way.
"I, Olga Platanova. say this to you. Spantz. One of ills guards heltl the
Geo, P. Topping
ty-six prizes nnd gratuities, amounting
t!i«> count. Mho lias even east longing
A few days later he received a fright to $45, have been offer«»«! to be com 22-6t .
It Is not n plea, not a petition; It Is an key to tin» stairway door. His only
Justice ol the Peace
eyes
on
so
homely
a
mortal
as
I.
”
ultimatum. Spare iiim or (lie glorious chance lay in his ability to suddenly
flint took away his breath, it was an peted for by the scholars in the nine
“All woman nre alike to him,” said
over]>oMet two men ami make «iff by
invitation to an evening function gften grades.
enuse must suffer by toy defection.”
The plan is based on tin»
Spantz sententiiiusly.
"Sit! Not so loud, girl! He can hear way of tlte armorer’s shop.
at Miss Harding’s home. Fortumit«»ly work of the Civic league In Salem,
Administrators Notice
“We must put her in the room with
When ills little door was opened on
every word y«>u suy!"
the date of the affair was somr days which lias been conducting such con­
tiie
American
for
th«»
present.
You
are
“Let hint hear Ia»t him know that th«» morning of the 23d Truxton King’s
away. He r«»solved a dozen tim«»s to tests for four years. It will be most
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
I. Olga Platanova, nut to hurl th«» thing long, powerful figure shot through as sure he Mill lake her away before Sat­ “regret” to go. Imt. having time to g««t
appropriate work for a grange, com has been appointed adminirlrator of the estate of
urday? A woman's cries are most dis­
if
aped
by
a
catapult.
The
man
with
that is to destroy the life of I’rlnc«»
up a little courage at the last moment, btnlng an educational purpose with
J ihn McKenzie, dercar <!. I:y an order of the
Robin. I am not afraid to have him tlte candle and th«» knife went down tressing." It miis Spantz who spoke.
sent an acceptance. It had tio sooner I that of beautifying the home. The
“I'll stop tier crying,” volunteered
like
a
b«»ef,
floored
by
a
blow
ott
tlte
know today what th«» world will know
been dispatched than he wished to re­ prizes are to be awarded for the great County Court of Coo County, Stale of Oregon,
Anna Cromer harshly.
And all persens having c'ai ¡1« against the »aid
next w«»«»k. Then tlte world will say Jaw.
call It. But It was too late.
est Improvements in gardens and estate arc required to present
“She’s regaining her senses!” ex-
The American, Ids eyes blazing with
that Olga Platanova wns not u beast.
them within six
Ou the appointed date he got Into
ho|H» and despera­ clnhn«»d on«» of th«» men. "Staml l>ack, evening dress, pinned up his empty yards. Flower se<»ds are to be sold to months from the date of this notice with the
l>ut a deliverer, n creator! Let him
the contestants at a cent a paeket
tion, kept onward, every one. Give her air.”
hear!"
Presently the door to King's room sleeve, heaving a deep sigh as he did Though the gardens are to be at home, proper vouchers to the undersigned administrator
to find b 1 nt s e 1 f
The listener's blood miis running
so.
and
went
to
the
house.
Half
an
the children will receive some Instruc­ at the office of G. I. Treadgold in Bandon,
face to face with wns thrown open. He had got to his
cold. The life of Prince Robin!
hour In the rolling room was tiec«»s-
feet
and
miis standing hi the center
Olga
Platanova!
tion about them from their teachers, Cor,» County Oregon.
assassination! “Tlte thing that
sary to give him the requtslte courage
In
the
of
the
room,
bis
eyes
Blinking
Dated this sixteenth day of June, 1910.
She was staring
and friendly visitors will supervise
destroy!" A bomb!
to go below. The hosts were drawn
glare
of
light.
nt
him
with
fright
­
JOI IN WES TERMAN
their
work
The
superintendent
of
For half an hour they ari-tted with
“Hello!" ciiisl Peter Brutus. "You up to receive tbeir guests, to Egerton schools and teachers are cordially in-
ened eyes, her
Administrator of said Estate
h«»r, HeekIng to turn her front the stand
appearing like an opposing line of but­
lips apar
a p a r t, her up. eh? We've got a fair lady for
terested and think this a good way to
G. I. I readgold Att'y for
site had taken
Then they came to
tle
to
a
raw
recruit.
He
approach«!,
h a n d s t to
o h e r you. my friend, (let back títere, you
terms with her Truxton Klug owed
2J-5t
Administrator.
saluted an«!, seeing a look of embar­ introduce agricultural education.
breast
He turn- flog! Keep in your corner.
Ills life to this strange girl, who knew
Don
’
t
f<
reel
that
'I'. W. Robinson
rassment
on
Miss
Hnrdlng's
face,
as
“You are a tine bunch of human
ed.
him not at all. but n*ho believed In him
Free Seed Graft.
>80011
as
the
ceremony
was
over
beat
a
being
*
blurtisl
Truxton.
“He has not the
Truxton Mas brought into th«» room
The granges of Washington state lias Sltarly Brook dairy food, also
A man M'ith n lighied candle entered precipitate retreat.
key,” she cried.
a few minutes Inter He wns white
or
many of them are not disposed to the very Lest co 0.1111! tuet!, a Sub­
Later lie was stalking about, won
"nor have I. You first, liolding th«» light alsive his head.
whit emotion as he fnceit tlte commit
receive free seeds from their congress stitute lor oil meal
dering
if
sufficient
time
would
ever
1
13 tf
He
m
a
:
folloM-ed
by
two
others,
who
have no chance to
t«»e of ten. Befory a word conld be
mon at the national capital any long
supportisl the drooping, tottering fig­ pass to enable Idin to depart with pro 1
escape.
(Jo
back!"
addr«>ss«»d to him lie blurt«»d out:
er.
In many Instances these seed
prlety. when lie felt n linud sllppetl on
A key rattled in ure of a woman.
“You cowatxls! Weak as I am, 1
packets nre sent to grange secretaries
60 YrATO-
“Let her sit there against the wall, his arm and. turning, saw the girl who
the d<sir.
When
would Imve fought for you. Miss Pla-
for distribution to procure the favor
EXPEMEMCE
Drago,
Julius,
fetch
in
more
candles.
luid
refustsl
him
It
swung
open
two
tnnova. If I could have got through
of grange members. A grange paper
"General." she said, M'tth her eyes
W
men stood in the She must not Is» left in the dark. He
that door Tluink you for what you
published in Washington state stig
says she is not to be frlglitemsi to on th«» floor, “why did you not come
not the aperture, both
have done to convince those «logs!
gests to grangers that they inform
with drawn pls- «tenth. Women nre afraid of the dark to see me nft«»r your return from the those who send them that they nre not
Only don’t do tills awful thing! Think
tols.
The
girl
leaped
between them nnd strange «logs. Let there lx» light.” ■war?"
of that dear little boy!”
wanted nnd demand that the custom
scoffed I’eter Brutus, spitting toward
"I—Mhy-I went abroad.”
Olga I’lntnnova cried out anil covered and the helpless, defeated American.
of sending out free government seeds
V Tnaca I’ ar «»
“Remember!" she cried, "You nre King.
"Then why not since your return T'
her eyes with her hands. She was
be abolished. These seeds are burden­
Drctcts
"I'll get you for that some day,”
There was a warm hand oti his left ing our already overburdened mails,
'ed from the room by William Spantz. not to kill him!”
C cpvi .
A c .
Peter Brutus had risen from the grate«! the American, white wiith anger. arm that imparted courage to his nnd then congress refuses to give 11s n
Anronc» •pndlf st n Rkotrh *’id <1'- ' ini' »n thut
Poter Brutus stood over King, whose
«.tn
nacurfHiii cnir opinion free I«* <1.« r r n
I
(To
be
continued)
heart
i’.ir',nti<»n M pr<»hMhly pn; ci’t.ihl«* < • i.c■ itiiiii'n-
parcels post .service because the mail
arms were iteld by two stalwart men. floor, half dazed, but furious. Heinade
’ »»iff Hirn i iy < tiiindHiitlHl. F
“I didn't suppose—that you wished service is a losing proposition. If it
nt. free. OldPBt MK«r»ry for -< q.rii;/ piUwitfl,
“Enough!” lie coinniiinih'd.
“We a'vicious leap nt King, bls knife rend}
J’ntcntl t ikr n ♦lirourh M »• n
< .. k'*'celvp
to
see
me
”
is necessary that the government buy
spare you not for her sake, but for for the lunge.
•al
m .ihout chfirR. , liiti»o
Pa Wss Wire.
"Why
not?"
"I'm
glad
it's
you!
”
roared
King,
the old seeds from the seed dealers,
the sake of th«» cause we serve, Hear
“Pnpa, what is quiet hostility?"
i There wns a pause before the reply then
it would is* better to burn them
me! You nr«» to be held here n prisoner leaping aside. Ills fist shot out. and
"Quiet hostility, little Jim, la the way
bnn'lf cmrly JthiMrnfrd
J.. .- «•• t. dr-
It came at last. “Do you remember nt once than to send them through the
until our plans art* consummated. You again Brutus went down.
In which when I decline to give you a
..f ,<»«y ffcut.. JI! • journal
'I« »
• ft»nr DHtiiLbt,
H>i«l by id» .iCffi-
ilnrff.
“Miss Platanova, call your uncle,” penny you sneak round behind my that I sent you n liouquet of Howers malls and have them burned at this
will lie properly f«»d and cared for.
before the reception given the even­ end.
You luiv«» lieard Miss Platanova say she wns ordered. “It Is now necessary chair nnd make faces."—Scrap«.
»,
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••• Washington,
“ ■
....
ing previous to our departure?"
to bind the fellow's hands, They are
ich
f, ri F’ Kt«
D.
(J.
that sli<> will cook the fond for
Science Siftings.
too dangerous to Is- allowed to roam
“I do.”
New Grange Ritual,
herself, lint you ar«> not to ace her.'
•
“And the scran of paper in it?"
The ritual of ttie order, abridged by
Klug intemipt«»d him. “I haven't at large In this fashion."
Notice of Dissolution
Venus is the brightest of all the stars
All day long Truxton paced his little
“The scrap of paper?"
the elimination of the single degree
ths least doubt that you will kill nt«» in
and comes the nearest to us of all the
“Yes.”
work nnd improved by many valuable
the end. She may not be here to pro- prison, bitterly lamenting his in tiimsl
planets. Only the moon is ever nearer
She had led him Into a corner where suggestion! and Instructions and Illus­
tect me after after the nssnaslnntlon." effort, Now h<» would lx» even more
Notice is hereby given that the
His I i . tik I m were the enrth.
no one hut themselves wns present.
trative diagrams. Is now ready for dis­
“She Is prepansl to die by the same carefully guarded,
The string of bends of light some­
“Walt here," she said.
bonlb that slays th«» prince,” was all bound Itehind his Itaek. II p was pow-
tribution from the offices of the Recre­ (lartnership formerly existing Ire-
Darting away, she rnn upstairs nnd taries of state ara nges.
iwccn Ray Dean ami A W Hollen­
that Brutus would say in response to ericas. If he had only waited! Luck times seen for several seconds nfter
this, but King observed the sly look hnd lMM*n against him. How was he to a flash of lightning Is due to the in­ returne«! with a withered bouquet
beck has been dissolved by ntutual
Diving Into It. she withdrew his note
that went around among them. lie know that the guard with the keys candescence of the air.
Mr Hollenbeck will con­
The rate of assessment in the Pa- conse.it.
The enna) theory of Mnrs Is opposed i written six years before and. opening irons' Fire Insurance company of fit
knew then that they meant to kill him hnd gone upstairs when Olga brought
tinue
the
business
and assume the
his breakfast down? It was fate
by the Swedish savant Arrhenius. , it. read for the first time tiis mensa ge. Ijtwrence and Franklin counties. N
in the end.
responsibility
ol
all
bills.
The
23d
dragged
itself
Into
the
past,
who thinks the phenomena observed I Then. taking all that was left of a Y.. for the yenr ending Oct. 1C was
Afterward, in his little mom, he
R
ay
D
ean
,
writhed in the agony of helplessness. and* the 24th was following lu the are huge clefts iu the surface of the ros* the stem, she Inserted It in her but 11.50 per tbouaand. What rate
llol.I.EKHECK.
.
A.
W.
jloorny
wakqjif
its
predecessors,
Two
planet.
Tt< prince*, bja Qflurt^the gOYinjmCPt
I «ortiga.
•re you paying?
TIMIDITY OF LOVE
T
THE GRANGE
I
sciciitiiic
■ - lUCo.38’0™^ New York
Bandon, Of,-June 2Q,
/
s
19(0.
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