Cottage Grove sentinel., April 08, 1914, Image 3

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an- 10 m;irry rtninon, orni
tim i unii* owa lie at nod motlonlea* under tYie
It." H er ll|ia were" trem bling as she a pell of that enreaa. Its eeatnsy still
poured up nt bim to aee If bu really aiiffiialiiK him Then he tam ed and
made bla way Up tb e street. but be
understood.
"I.e i them rave. dear.
W hat doe* went a lowly. unseeing!/, aa If be bad
beheld a vlalon.
It m utter who la president? W bat doe*
anything inattur to you nod m e?"
C H A P T E R X X I.
'Ho *u>* I urn too young to know
my own mind, and -p erh ap s th a t la
A B usinas* Proposition.
true Senor A ntonio; perhaps I abati
D ITH CO KTLA N DT'H inter
soon formtet you mid learn to love
view with the rlv sl cand i­
UUiiiUiiiUii*
Itntnon na be lovea me.
I do not
dates fo r the I’auam an pres­
ktio'v”-
idency formed hut a part o f
By
In spite o f the pill bette «piaver ln her
her plan. She next held a long conver­
V
o ice
voh-e,
Kirk erlod with Jealoua bltter-
sation with Colonel Jo lson , to th e end
lie*»
that on Friday morning Kunnels heard
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■\Y oii don’t seem to o b je c t very
n rumor th at threw him Into the great­
strongly;
you
seem
to
cure
about
as
"The Spoil«*," "The Ramer,’
est consternation It was to th e effect
much for A lfares us yon do for mo. Is
that Instead o f Ids succeeding to the
"The Silver Horde," Lie.
th a t I t r
,
office o f superintendent he w as to re­
"Y
es.
sen
o
r."
she
said
bravely.
«¡minimum
tain Ills old |x>st and th at Colonel Jot-
“ You are lyin g!" declared Stephanie, son’s brother-in-law was to supersede
suddenly.
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him Although the word w as not an-
lirothsr*.
T h e girl burst Into a p erfect torrent ; thorliatlve. It cam e with sufficient dl-
of wis-ping that shamed him.
Then,
ris'tnims to leave him a g h a s t I f true
without mi) Invitation, she flung her­ It was. of course, equivalent to hi* dis­
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self recklessly Into hi* arm * and lay charge. for It m eant th at he could not
then-, trem bling, palpitating like an Im­ even continue In his form er position
"Mjr denr Indy, give you rself no un­ prisoned bird.
without putting him self In a light In­
easiness She do«-* not know th e m ean­
"F o rg iv e me, dear,” he exclaim ed, tolerable to any man o f s p ir it I f he
ing o f relielllon.”
softly. “ I knew b etter all tbe time. did not resign voluntarily be knew that
•'Then let me look lip Ram on. lie You mustn't think o f doing w hat they
his new sniierior would eventually
nml I will approach th e general to­ a s k ; I won’t allow It.” She looked up
force him to do so. fo r B lakeley would
g e th e r " Shu gave him her neatly with eye* gleam ing through her tears
build up an organization o f his own.
gloved band "T h in g * are never no bad and said, brokenly:
Inasm uch as bis assistan t was con­
a * they seem ”
"Senor. I love you truly. You see. cerned In his threatened calam ity , Run­
T h ai afternoon Kirk received a for- I cannot M e "
nel* made haste to lay the m atter be­
rnnl com m unication from tbe banker
Her breath Intoxicated him. and be fore him
which tilled M e with dlMinny. It ran: bent til* head to kiss her. but Ste­
’"riien this would seem to end our
Mv lisar Mr Anthony -To my extreme phanie tore her m nghly from his arm s
distress. I hr-ir a rumor that Hcrtrudl* la The woman showed the Htrength of a fine hopes, e h ?" said Kirk.
"R a th e r !” Runnels broke out b itter­
to te-coma your wife I aaaure you that
neither oh. nor 1 hlume you In the least man. and her vulture-like fa ce was ly. “ I’ve worked hard. K irk , and 1
for till* unfortunate r»(»ort. but alnce huay working fiercely a* she cried :
deserve promotion If anybody ever did.
tonauaa will wag upon the allghteat ex­
"N o! S h e Is m in e ! S h e Is m ine! She T ills other fellow is a dut>—he has
cuse. we feel It beat that no further oc- Is a gissl girl.”
proven th at. W hy. I’ve forgotten more
eaalon for gossip ahoulit he given. 1 err.
“Oh. I am w icked." fJertru d ls said. railroading than he’ll ever know. Ev
eure you will ru-opernte with us Sincere­
ly and reepectfully your friend.
"I love yon. Ki-erk—yes. I love you cry man on the system b ates him and
A N D R ESO A R A V EU
very dearly, but my fath er he re­ likes m e: and on top o f It all I was
A »en*e o f betrayal crept over him a* fuse* I must obey he has the right,
promised the Job
It's tough on tbe
he read W hat the letter algnltled. be­ •ind I must do a * he w ishes."
w ife and the kid."
yond the fact thnt Mr. C arav el had
T o m e with toe now. W e’ll be m ar­
He stopped to sw allow his emotion
changed hi* mind, he eould not make ried tonight." he urged, but she only and went on:
out. and he renolved to go at once and '•lung to Stephanie more closely, as If
"1 «rave this Job the best I had In
demand an explanation. Rut a t the lo hold herself from falling
me. for I had th e Idea th a t I was
E>.ink lie wna told that the proprietor
"Y ou are very sw eet lo m e." she doing som ething patriotic, som ething
had gone h one. and he drove to the said with piteous tenderness, “and 1
for my country. T h a t's th e way they
shall never forget the honor. Lint you used to talk about thts canal, you
hnu*e only to learn that Senor G aravel
and hi* d aughter had left for I.aa Ha- see I cannot. T b la la more to my fa ­ know. I'v# put In four years o f hell;
vuiiiihn not h alf an hour Irefore.
So ther thau b is li'e . It Is the sam e to I'v e lost step with the world; I ’ve
bai k through the city he urged hi* all our fam ily, and I must do my lost my business connections In the
driver, aero ** the bridge uud out aloug duty. 1 could* not let you go away S ta te s, and I haven't saved up any
thinking this w as my doing, so I sent money. I ca n 't quit, and yet I'll have
the (ountry ¡oiid.
No. one miisi obey one’s to. fo r If I’m fired it'll mean I'll have
ihirkucMM bud aettied when be re­ for you.
turned. raging at the trickery th a t hud people, for they ar« wise—and good. to go back there and s ta rt at the hot
tom again. Ttio.se people don’t know
l * i ii practiced upon hint.
I f they Hut oue should lie honest.”
anything
about these blanked politics.
T
h
e
te
u
r
s
w
e
r
e
s
t
e
a
l
i
n
g
down
her
thought to gain their |s>lut by «ending
him Am w ild goose clmne* like tbla they c h e c k * , m id s h e th r ih e d to his plead­ T h ey'll think I made a failu re here in
were greatly uihdukeii. He propoaed ing* a * to s-u n e w o u d ru u s m u s ic , yet governm ent work, and I ’ll have to live
to have O iiq u ln i now, if he huil to she was lik e a d a m a n t, a n d a ll h is It down. W hat a re you going to do?”
K irk started . "O b . 1 d on't know. 1
burnt Id* way to her through barred l n v g r * ileiqM -nition co u ld not shake
was
thinking about you.
I haven't
her
S
e
e
in
g
t
h
a
t
h
i*
urging
only
made
door*,
l i e had yielded to their left
s|H.*nt much of tliut lottery coin. It's In
handed custom s out of cou rtesy. It m a t t e r * W o rse , h e sa id , m o re g e n t ly :
"You are exalted now with the spirit j the bank, a ll th a t Allan hasn’t used,
w as time now to *how Ida stren gth .
W hat folly lie m ight have com m itted o f s e lf sacrifice. but later you will see and h a lf of it is yours If you’ll tak e it.
You and .Mr*. Runnels and the kid and
It I* hanl to tell, but he wa* prevented thnt I am right. I uni not discouraged
Allau
and I —and one other p arty —will
A
thousand
things
may
hap|ieu.
Who
from putting any extra vaguut plan
luto operation by a m essage from the knMvs what tomorrow may bring? hike I uck borne and get som ething else
l - e f * w ait arid see If we c a n ’t find a to do. W hat do you say?”
girl hemelf.
R unn els’ voice shook as be answ ered
A* he dl*iulM*ed hi* cnachuuin and way out. Now th at I know you love
"B y Jo v e ! You're the—real stuff. An-
turned tow ard hi* q u arter* Stephanie me I have the courage to fuce any­
thing. and I am going to win you. tb on .i. I'll think it over. Who Is this
eatue to him ouf o f the shadow*.
I have never lost in all my ‘oth er p arty ?’ ”
"C hlqultu Is at th e house She w ant* Chlqultu
“My w ife.”
life, anil 1 don’t intend to tiegin now.
to see you."
“Hood I-ord! You're not m arried ?"
"O f course she does. I knew this
“No. but I'm going to be. You talk
waiiu't any of her doing. I've been
atiout your troubles.
Now, listen to
hunting everyw here for her."
mine. I'll m ake you weep like a fog.”
"A t U o'clock she will be In the Plaza.
Briefly he told his friend o f th e blow
You know the dark place acro ss from
that had so suddenly fallen upon him.
the ch u rch? If we do not com e w a it ”
’’ You are up ag ain st It, old m an,”
U iiK before tb e appointed tim e Kirk
agreed Runnels when he had heard all.
wn* at the place o f m eeting, but
"U nravel has set his heart on the pres­
scarcely had the city chim es rung out
idency. and he'll pay any price to get
U when he saw two women em erge
it.
It's the sam e all over Central
from the d a rs side Rtreet n e st the U nr­
Am erica. T h ese people are mad on
avel mansion mid com e sw iftly to­
polities."
ward him.
“ But the gam e isn 't over. I carried
He refrained from rushing out to
the ball forty yard s once fo r a touch-
m eet them , but when they were close
dowu in the last ten seconds o f play,
to his place o f concealm ent be step|H*d
and Yale won. 1 had good ‘in te rfe r
forw ard, with C hlqultu'* nam e upon
ence' then, and I need it now. Some-
his lips and Ills arm s ou tstretched . She
twdy'll have to run ahead o f me.”
drew aw ay.
Runnels sm iled
“I guess you can
"No, no, sen or!” she cried. *‘I sent
count on me. W hat is the p lan ?"
for you because there was no other
F o r the ueAt h alf hour th e tw o ta lk ­
way, th a t Is all. My fa th e r would not
ed earnestly, th eir heads together, theli
let you com e to the house. Y'ou will
voices low.
not think mo bold?"
" I don't lielieve it will work, my
"O f cou rse n ot."
boy." Runnels said a t last. “I know
" I eould uot let you go until you
these people tietter than you, and yet—
knew tb e tru th. You do not—believe
Lord, if it does com e off! Now, don't
It w as my fa u lt?"
mention this rum or alsiu t Blakeley. 1
“ I don’t know what to believe, be­
want to see S tev e C ortland t first.”
cau se 1 don't know w hat has bap-
“C orthindt!
By the way. do you
pened. All I know is thnt I got a note
hapiieu to rem euilier that he’s to be our
from your fath er. Hut no m atter what
guest for supper tomorrow n ight? Kind
it is I’ll never give you up.” he de­
o f a Joke now. trying to thank him
clared stubbornly.
for whnt he's done, isn 't It 7’
“ Ah. I feared you would say those
"N ot at nil.
It may be our one
very words, b u t you m ust do it, Ju st
ch an ce of salv atio n ; he may be the
the sam e, it will be hard fo r us both,
one person who can help us."
I know, bu t”— She choked and shook
"W e ll.” K irk reflected, “I have a
“
K
iss
me
once
so
th
at
1
may
never
her head as the words refused to couie.
goisl deal to thank him for. I suppose,
fo rget."
“Tell ine tirst why I m ust give you
outside o f this, and I'll go through
up?"
I'll see your fath er In the morning, with my p art.”
"B e ca u se In spite o f all I am to m ar­ and I ’ll he here again tomorrow
He proceeded a t once to put his plan
ry Itnm on.” G ertrudla said wretchedly. night’’—
Into execution , his first step being to
“ W ho said so?”
Hut a t th is (Jeftru d ls cried o u t; "No, rent a room at th e Tivoli, tak in g par­
"M y fath er
He has forbidden me no! 1 cannot meet you again In this ticu lar ca re to sele ct one on the first
to think o f you and ordered th a t 1 m ann er." And Stephanie nodded her floor In the north wing. T h a t evening
m arry Ram on. Sick or well, living or agreem ent.
he and Allan moved.
Kunnels tele­
dead, I must m arry him ."
“Then I'll see you th e n ext night— phonist during the evening th a t be
“ I ’m banged if you d o!"
th a t is, Satu rd ay. You are eonilng to had I hshi equal to his part o f th e task,
" I t Is those m iserable politics again. the big ball at the Tivoli with him so there rem ained nothing to do but
I f I do not otiey, my fa th er can n o t be and the Cortlnndts. I must see you w ait for the hour o f the dance.
president, do you see? Senor A lfares then, so ninke sure to be there, and
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•
•
•
a
a
Is terribly angry th a t I refused to m eanw hile don’t give up.”
It w as considerably a fte r dark on
mnrry his son. to whom sin ce I was a
"O h. th ere Is no hope.”
Saturday evening th at Jo h n Weeks,
little child 1 have been engaged.
“T h e re la alw ays hope. I ’ll think of
Am erican consul a t Colon, received a
Ha ¡non also Is furious; he threatened som ething."
caller who cam e to him d irect from
"W e must g o," said the Barbadian
to kill him self. So It com es to this
the Royal Mall steam er Ju st docked.
then. I f I will not bind m yself to the woman w arnlngly.
At first sight the stran g er did not
agreem ent. Senor A lfares will contest
“Yen, yes! Is Is o f no nvntl to re­
Impress Mr W eeks as a m an o f par­
the election. I do not know how you s is t." entne th e girl's choking voice.
ticu lar Im portance. His fa c e w as In­
sny those thing*, but my fa th e r will She stretched out her little hand, and
significant. and bis pale blue eyes
be defeated. I’erha|is he will be hum­ then, looking tip at him, said uncer­
showed little force. His only notice­
bled."
tainly. “ I —may never s|»eRk w ith you
able featu re w as displayed when he
" I w on't stand fo r i t T h e y 're m ak­ again alone, senor. and I m ust pray to
removed his hat. Then It could ba
ing you a sacrifice, th a t's all. W hat —cease loving you: but will you— kiss
seen th at a wide, w hite sca r ran from
kind o f a fa th e r Is it who would sell me once, so th at I may never forget?”
Ju st over his tem ple to a point back o f
He breathed a tender exclam ation
his d au g h ter"—
his right ear.
•
“ No. no!
You do not understand. and took her. gently to his breast,
He made his nam e know as W il­
He is proud; he cannot nccopt d efea t; while the negress stood by scow ling liams. which, of course, m eaut nothing
he would rath er give Ida life than t>e and m uttering. S v en when she and
to the consul, and while d rinking one
hum iliated
J-'urtheruiore. he wishes Stephanie had melted Into th e sbad- Of W eeks' high b alls. Inquired Idly
(Continued next week.)
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When you go you want to go where all the good
people go. Here’s a sure rule to follow that will land
you there. Get a lot in Manitou Park Addition (along
North Ninth Street), build you a comfortable home,
associate with the other good people that are there, keep
your temper from getting away with you by doing away
with landlord troubles, keep your disposition sweet with
your pleasant surroundings and good neighbors, and
you need not worry about your future life. These lots
are selling rapidly to the very best jieople. Twenty
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.prll Cough.
Thaw ing «o*i and April rains chill
you to the vary marrow, you catch cold
— Head and lung* stuffed— You ar*
feverish— Cough continually and feel
m iserable— You ueeil Dr. K in g '* New
Discovery. It ew tb t« inflamed and ir
ritated throat and lung*, stops cough,
your bead d ea rs up, fever leaves, and
{OU feel flue. Mr. J . T. Davie, o f Htick
ney Coraer, Me., “ Was cured o f a
dreadful cough a fte r d o cto r*’ treat
ment and all other remedies failed, lie
lie f or money back.
Pleaaant— C hil­
dren like it. (Jet a bottle today. 50c
and $1.00, at your druggist.
H. E. Bucklan * Co.. Phlla. and St. Lotus
Cottage Grove Transfer Co.
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“ A fter takin g two Eiottles o f Foley K id­
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20
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1:36 a. m.
10:16 a. m.
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Strengthens W eak and Tired Women.
“ I was under a great atrain nursing
a relativ e through three m onths' sick
ness,” writes Mrs. J . C. Van DeSande,
of K irkland, III., and ‘ ‘ E lectric B itters
kept me from breaking down. I will
never lie without i t . ”
Do you feel
tired and worn o u t! No appetite and
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weather.
You need E lectric B itters.
S ta rt a m o n th ’s treatm ent today;
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The great spring tonic.
R elief or money back. 50c and $1.00,
at your druggist.
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Mild, non-gripping laxative.
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