Eugene daily guard., May 01, 1908, Image 7

EUGE.VX tt.ittt GtAtOS,
Kit M Y, MAY 1. lOim
The XOoman
In the Alcalde
a bill.
am very.
-cry In !iis fjco and
By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN
Author of -TH Millionaire Biby --The riri.r,, Bn-
O
"Th
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" " COM PA N Y.
I
CHAPTER XX.
RE you satisfied? Ilnre yon
pijwli.it .T0U wanted?" asked
Sweetwater when thoy wore
well away from the shore and i
Mr ItH-v had heard calling at In
Cfroni the chasm they had left.
i you're a g"l fellow. Iteonld
been ncner uiaiiugen. luen, .
pause too prniongeu and ;
Vfol to please Sweetwater, who
iralns with ennos.ty IT not with ,
.v;ht feeling, "What was that I
nil bnniel-a match?"
hvrater "! not answer. lie
lot. How seen,. 01 me electric
w as a detective carried In his I
! That would be to give himself j
He therefore let this question
ami put In one of his own. I
vou muiy lo go hack now, sir? !
all (lone li-ie?" This wlih his
keil ami his eye bent forward.
mlventure they had Interrupted
it at an end, whether their part
is or not.
trey hesitated, his glances fol-
those of Sweetwater.
us wait." said he In a tone
hrprised Sweetwater. "If he Is
Bii; an esc;!!. I mint speak to
lore he reaches the launch. At
fcnls," he udded after another
(bought.
;ht, sir. now do you pro-
buck
t
WeJ'good's men. the latter'
toward the unwci.
i . y '""m"d "ma"1 WellBUl
and hi, Vaee fell i, shadow aN,,
Bahl- ,l,g, ,i. ,e,tive ..,
Bill. 1,1,1 hn . . . 1 - 1
7. ui.uiageu that iim s,.if
If 1 cannot see I shall t ,,.;, ,,'
"t he ve!ved hi.iis.-ir in t!s.
...ci, spoke 111 such low
mat only ti.ir iit.,ls.v w.,
- a word fiiiiu. ...
I ears.
"Uahl" he though, ag
bnd."
I!nt lie had t.) swan,,,,- ,
l mom mid ni ne. I
! o iii.r,.:-..,i
"jau. giving hiio
re'ui-.rk..'l!i!.0'U;. -Tl'U taTe accouuted fr
"en
J ucle was an :,Q-
I h,,.... . .
itro L- naiMiirr's which
'truck weetirater. O
vl'llZ Jul U,""n that ?ou
i-in.i.gn Wltn .,.. ,,.., .
"licit . ... t "eei aier.
nave n,. m,, ii
tu tne warning c:i-
In the manner I ha v
stated, there was it weakness in my '
argument which nothing could mal.
as .v1:
I,
ill u9
my
ten
Vuile so." 5.,ij ,,, R,.nu.,n ..,
" ' " take the train tonight. 1
'"1 that I still have time."
Swo-'t water I !iii 1....1-
... iiuvfi.
hasty thanks. I,.. i-,,si,h
wn nniii and. tiirniiiK on
- -. eTini im in., i
lli.
If it
I 'tiering
away t., hlr
S"'d. now iould I tell the in-Q
if ever 1 should lv so happy or mi,!
erable as to in.vt his ce acatn n,,.
miliatiil to the dust. 1 could see no
worth now in any of tlie arsiiiiuoiits I
had advanced. I flew from one ex
treine to tVe other, and was Inipmin
perfivt probity to Mr. Crey and an
houo,ble if tnysterlous reuson for all
his acts, when the d-or oivncd nnd he
came in. Instantly my last dul.t van.
Ishod. I bed not CUKTted him to r.
h"o t'vi. adjoin n-- r.
tl :s tVKr was aj.i
111.
rt. bet I In.)
'!r-t. (!i. t tne I
Iv.vi cb.t"L-isl ;
is t . I' , ,1 v.- le.
K'iu: Dd!y. ,
iij.ir. The usual
room ar1 shon.il
ippcarainv. 1 hat.
it unilersi.KI
rey's nS-etile
Ibit
'Hi,
W llisp.
luairtc
'w.n.twale
ill-
or pros,.;. i
"this
appoint
n-i'ini i,n . mors,.! ..r .-..
I, I. , 1 l'M- ; ..i.i. s.Klll.
shounn" .:,"'"s.":u"1:! iu- was ' i
If the wrltt-a n,n J V ' ' 1 tV' '"" ,l,or,' "" """'r ehid-
had tl " , "i vhKh "rs 1,1 1 ''' for some
.....ni,v- til in? iniiiiiHT nnu nniif:ir'tti.
He was uot uu- - tliat is. If he ntunHl at 11 -hut tin
v... Pi,n nits iii.i ii eii.w.rin on.. ......n
after he had appmaehed his daughter's
1.
tl.ii.'
wjit.r was m
no sin ivise at i;
ma iH om careful to u.u
; that helMkiltcr Miss I
i nua I,. i. eiuHHjMK.Nl by li.-rvlnir h
! soup served from I,,.,- father s taMe t.y
i her fathers own huu.ls. nn,t n,,,,
should 1. then- t,. nvfive It
"Mr. (.'r.'.v is (Hmiinc" said I. op.
I proacliini; the waiter and h.indiu,; h,,.,
me Sllletto lo.se!v
pillar. "Will
o
SEASON'S FIRST OPEN tande Kidney
AIR CONCERT TCNIGHT' mhk 3,1(1 Nem SospecfQL
-V.m u-..pic !.. n -t it..,ii.e the .il.irm
g liu'u-JbC aiul remark.. Me pirv.ilcnry
"f kuiiit-vdjscase.
ApHi M;.lck,,l,,cydia.
? I y :;:::s,,..c;;",""n
I. tiicy are
MlrlJ almost tl,e last
if Ci-t. fe'"Knie. by
iwti:ni: in ;he .;,
s not in:, i : i-,.
c.inc.T! i::,.
11 b- I Me Kuuei
U'.llll is a
'rn . ; 1 i-l ."
o
: pai-k. If
iho frst
as.ni w;ii
Military
follow s;
This ,
rain doc
open-air
be tlivo!
baud. The in
.March. We
ivrture. "Vinln." I'loi.nv.
Seylette from l.ucia" no..i.,tii
t'hopin.
Hiet.
Verdi.
I'ryor.
"in latien to his lot
used to them.
lint he was destined to letter luck
h.s time. The written end had indeed
ii-.".... oiu mere was on.. w..r.i
? a ;
..ii. i !
'nlnaise M i Ihaire.
M'lecinin Irnin "( l;-ui'u.
.Miserere. "II 1 n.valoie
.'n. i ui.vo. Alt.-r Sunsef "
Nautical Kantnsie. Tolutn!
"Sure nnd Snipes- I-', never,
Sou-
be.Uide
prov.N).
nud found her greatly Im.
Mie notlciHl this and scrutln-
eft wiiiei. i. . i, a ' i "oe n.iucmi mis and scrut ii-
'""a!;rr::n!w ,,,,n. Mn,n- ' -'' "
cry and or.mir.wl t.
lie for New York .1...
is Mr. (Jrev
The word was
diamond.
lire
one
d Wellu-,,1. : ,k
s breast, t'muhi,.,!
s and drew 0111
' handed to Mr.
onla were Interrupted by a
and apie::::i:i
an Htid-.-rst.:,,.;:,..
ins his ha:,,' rr..
In o'.ie of p: ;,
R''!iie;liin
Gl-ey.
Ihis mad.. Sweetwater start and i
peer wit!, still i.Teater an.xieiy at ev- I
r-y, ","v"" ' " hen to his 'srprisi. !
both bent forward, each over his I
knee, .loins s,e,,iK so mysterious I
be could net no clew to its nature till ,
hey apiin stretched forth their hands
... eiien otner. and he euurfu the ttleaui
of paper and realized that they were
exchansinir nieuioninda or notes
These must have been Important for
each made an Immediate endeavor to
read -his slip ,y turning It toward the
moon's rays. That Is.th were satisfied
..us sunn-n ny ttieit- after
vieiiKood j,nt his sll
I
CH.U'TKIl XXI.
IN'ni'I.CKH In some verv seri
ous thoiiKhts after Mr. Crey's
departure. A fact was Ih.rne i
in upon me to wi,i..i 1 !
hitherto dosed my preJ11.lic.Hl eves but j
wind, I could longer ignore, what- j
ever confusion it broinrht or however!
It C.-H1S.HI me to chninre my miud on a
subject which had formed one of the
strongest i,ilSes to the armin t bv I
which I had sought to save Mr. Dii- '
rand. Miss Crey eheris I , .,,..1, i
.ustiusi or ner rat
movements.
into his iioeket
r" 1 i,,u , - .....uei i.ur.l to .Mr. tilev
iirouiiiiy aim 11s it awaiting ".uuhcu ins men to roiv nwav Thev
ai tne rwo men 111 tne rowboat j
m dipped their oars and pull-
he sliore, taking the direction
annfaetory.
kater said nothing, but held
nu readiness.
"... so wiin a will, leaving a lino of
silver In their wake. Mr. dev. on the
contrary, gave no orders. II,. s-tm 1...1.1
slip nnd seemed to be dreaming.
his
.....
i.i ,1,., eye was on the shore, and he
did not even turn when sounds fr,.,..
kr was equally silent, but the I the 'aimcb. denoted that she wus un-
Lis face seemed to deepen In ! utI
Plight as the boat, gliding rap- Sweetwnler, looking nt this morsel
iigo tno wuter, passed them UI I"'l'r with greedy eyes, dipod his
dozen boat lengths and slip- : onrs began pulling softly toward
mo opening under the uiauu- 111,11 portion or the liench where
ier as 1 In in.- ii-.
llorance of their relations had Imputed
to her In the early hours of my minis
trations. This you have already sceu
In my account of their parting, 'what
ever his dread, fear or remorse, there
was 110 evidence Unit she felt toward
him nnything i,t love ,md conildence.
Hut love and confidence from her t..
1 him were In direct contradiction to the
doubts I had believed her to have ex
pressed In the half written note handed
to Mrs. Kuirbrother In the alcove. Had
I been wrong, then. In attributing this
scrawl to her? It began to look so.
Though forbidden to allow her to
speak on the one tabooed subject, I
had wit enough to know that nothing
would keep her from It If the fate of
Mrs. Kuirbrother occupied any real
place I11 her thoughts.
Yet when the opportunity was. given
me one morning of settling this fact
beyond all doubt I own that my main
feeling was one of dread. I feared to
j small and twinkling ig,t defined the 800 "lls nrtic,e ln ln-v 'rl'fl destroyed,
liMiim.
oivi" he cried. "Make for1 noatnouse. He hoped Mr. Clrey would
h. We'll intorcent them n . seuk; hoped that in some wnv i,i-
pru." ' some means, he might obtain a clew
fater, glowing with auticlpa- ! t0 I,a"'"'s thoughts. Hut the Eng.
t to his work. The boat be- : Ki-mmuan sat like nn image and
fen gave a bound, and In n few j dlrt Bot niov0 ,IM a slls,,t l)t sudden
urucze, mowing 111 sliore, seized the
paper In Ills hand and carried It away,
past Sweetwater, who vainly sought to
catch It us It went lliilteilug by Into
the water ahead, where It shone for a
moment, then softly disappeared.
Sweetwnler uttered a crv; so did Mr
Grey.
"Is It anything you wanted?" called
out the former, leaning over the bow
of the boat and making a dive at the
paper with his oar.
"Yes; but if It's gone. It's gone," re
turned the oilier with some feeling.
"Lnreless of me. very careless, but I
was thinking of"
He stopped. - lie was greatly agitat
ed, but he did not encourage Sweetwa
ter In liny further attempts to recover
the lost ineiuoraiiilum. Indeed, such
ilwvrer 11 eveu ir an elTort would have I10011 fruitless,
t ' ! The paper was gone, and there was
f"S niore than I bill-"alnn.l i.,,il,ii,.. I.,f. t.. ;,.,. I.,, 1
their way. As they did so It would
have Ikh'ii hard to tell In which breast
chagrin mounted higher. Sweetwater
had lost a clew In n thousand, and Mr.
'Jrey well, no one knew what he had
...,,r oui.L as very nc s.in. noun, m 1,11,1 .niiuiy
I wia. He em,),! murk the showed by his changed manner that
f and lii.-lr ii-. .11 ...... ha w.d fi, I... c. t.. I.....I ,..,- ...,.l l.
ione with this doubtful adventure.
When they reached the iMiathouse
Mr f:r,.i- I, .ft V.v,...t..t.,r ... ......
i . WC UIOOll ' .' ",l "' " " ' 1"'.' .'
r look which convinced the I ",e ''at and started at nin e for the
r?' u,is was no patent med- cotel.
r al'urer, uor even a cater- The man In charge had tho how of
.Qt. but a man 1 I n.a v . , 1 1.
hliey were fur out on the wa
if bay.
It coming.'" he whispered ea
fteiiaw Mr. Grey looking nnx
k. "How much further shall
fithin hailing distance of the
S r. tlrey's reply.
f', gauging the distnnce
Jflace, stopped nt the proper
I rested ou his ours. But his
Ipl not rest. He realized that
Pit to witness an Interview
penance he easily reeoguized.
Ill of It would ho hear? What
jllie upshot and what was his
fin the ease? He knew that
rUllgnod was wanted by the
I police, hut he was possessed
n.miy to arrest him eveu if
" ot.tjiiiieu
aruiy coumienled. "Hut I
'itciueut, ami now 1 have
f onlj- I can keep my head
' sn something out of this.
I could wish."
w we second ht -n
and nick mo v..ii.....i..
unoug ,,e to,,. had
Jbe face, on which, to
P. dlseniiiti...
luu UIOOll
" 'k which conviiieo.1 .1,
at Uiis was no patent med
ctnrer, uor even n i..r.
.... , , norve nnu
f"c name,
itere.1
indeed, whom Im
t,. . .
4 . lr- rnirurother s
j oisastrous, almost fa-
1 "1 himself.
2Trr' ,nn",, an nnexpect.nl
''"ii his sense of the ex
fWsness f ,)is own
but he CH.uld
, "e of Ins own. The de-
"'"nine to he lost In the
J It ,,,. ,,ar,, ,, woke
'a his nmhitioug ureasL
'"iir,M had seen
Qis in,.,. ...
lest I should lose conildence In the
whole. Yet conscience bade me faco
the mat Ier boldly, for had I not boast
ed to myself that my 0110 desire was
the truth?
I allude to the disposition which, Miss
Orey showed on the morning of the
third day to do n little surreptitious
writing, ion remember that a speci
men of her handwriting had boon
asked for by the Inspector, nnd once
had been earnestly desired by myself.
Now- I seemed likely to have It, If I did
not open my eyes too widely to the
meaning of her seemingly chance re
quests. A. little pencil dangled nt tho
end of my watch chain. Would I let
her see It. let her bold It In her hand
for a minute? It was so like one she
used to have. Of course I took It oh,
of course I let her retain it a lltth.
while In her blind, lint the pencil was
not enough. A few minutes later she
asked for a book to look at-I some
times let her look nt pictures. Hut the
book bothered her she would look nt
It later: would 1 give her something to
mark the place-that postal over there.
I gave her the postal. She put It 111
u.iu inriitHi 10 leave the room.
0.11 was slopped by her loving cry;
he came hack and leaned over her.
"What Is I,, father? You are fa
tigued, worried"
"No. no; oulte well." he hastily a,,
stired her. "lint vou-niv you as' well
as you s.H'in V"
"Indeed yes. I ain gaining every
day. See. seel I shall soon be able to
sit up. Yesterday 1 read a few words."
He start.Hl, with a MC- glance at tno
which t.,k In a table near by on w Mich
a little book was lying.
"till, a book!"
"Yes, nnd- ami Arthur's letters."
ine tamer Hushed, lifted himself,
patted her arm tenderly and hastened
Into another room.
Miss ti rey's eyes followed hlni long
ingly, and 1 hoard her give utterance
ton soft sigh. A few hours before this
would have conveyed to my suspicious
mind deep and mysterious meanings,
hut 1 was seeing everything now In 11
different light, and 1 found myself no
longer Inclined either to exaggerate or
to misinterpret these little marks of
nihil solicitude. Trying to rejoice over
the present condition of my mind, 1
was searching In the hidden' depths of
my nature for the patience of which I
stood In such need when every thought
nnd finding were again thrown Into
WT.ipp.Hl in tlssiici
yU! be kind enoe.-t.
roue mis 111 ins pint,., just as It is
man gave it to me f,lr Mr ,
wen- 10 piace it there."
The waiter, suspecting nothing, did
ns he was 1,1,1,1,.,,. u, 1,1,,! hardly
time to catch p the tray laden will.
uisues. wmoli 1 awaiting ,e ou a
side table, when Mr. Crey caino In and , '""itlilnd. Or.. April W . 0,.n
was ushered to his scat. war 1,1 On'om between the fiict ions
1 lie soup was not there' but I ...i 1 1 "cpulilioan
mv liav ,,,,.1 1 '.-ennioi irourne
criy-
w in o
W V Palnou anil phy-
sil I. U.S. iroi fen-
tun- .i,i,nnr fie rt, .-.'., while th.
Ion uiaro undermines the mso-iii.
Wh4t To Do.
Tli.TC is iHttiiioit in tho knowledge
often epr.-sscd. that Ir. Kilmer
S.,iiiK.H,t, far great li.inrv remedy,
fullitU every wish 111 curing rtirmitiitHiit,
pilillll tilt, bar1., ki.liuris, lir.t, bhuUler
and every part of the nrinarr p.fc.v..-ige.
It corrects iii.ihiltty t.i boil water
and scalding paia m pMsing it, or bad
efforts following tse of Inmor. iit.
parly, hcad.nf bv I Uvr. iiuil uvi'mini.-q Hurt iinnl.iu,.,
and Senator Pultun, cessitv of Wma c oinorlii-d i.v
Kl I.I'UV ASH tail KK
vauced with
llll? -Mot t...l .-,.. .1 ; ...
lug of my heart shou , ,'! ',!",..' "f .? r,'s"1' nieeiln,, ot tiiu.-s d.iriu;; the
Pivdii ted in the Port land Journal 'j luring the ,1.
a il.i
contusion by tho receipt of another
communication from the Inspector In
which he staled that something had
occurred lo bring the authorities round
to iny way of thinking and that the
test with the stiletto was to bo niado
at once.
Could the Irony of fate go further?
I dropped the letter half mid, nuerylng
If It were my duty to let the Inspeotor
know of the Haw- I had dlscoveriM In
my own theory before I proceodiHl with
tne attempt 1 had suggested when I
believed In Its complete soundness. 1
had not settled tho ipimtlon when I
took the letter tip again. Rereading lls
opening sentence, I was caught by the
word "something." It was a very In
dellnlle one, yet was cupahlo or rover
lug a largo Held. It must cover a large
uem or it could not have produced such
a change In the minds of these men,
conservative from principle and In this
Instance from discretion. I would bo
sansiieit with that word "soinelhlng"
and quit further thinking. I waswearv
of It. Tho Inspector was now taking tho
iniuaiive, and I was satisfied to JL. ,s
simple instrument I no more.
Arrived at this conclusion, how
ever, I rend the rest of the letter. The
test was to go on, but under dllTonmt
conditions. It wits no longer to Im?
made nt my own discretion and In the
upstairs room; It was to be made at
luncheon hour and In Mr. firry 'a pri
vate dining room, where. If i,y any
chance Mr. (Jrey found himself out-
1 nn! so tlie waMer disappeared and the
door behind us op ,. Though Mr
Crey's eye .,i, fallen ,, it,,, package
and I saw bin, start. 1 darted one
glance at the room thus disclosed and
saw that It held two taMcs. At one
the Inspector and some one I did not
know sat eating. At the other a man
alone, whose l,ck was to us n ,.,,
who seeinii,..-y ,,-ns entlrelv disconnect
ed with the Interests of this tragic mo.
iii.'in. .mi mis 1 saw In an Instant
novt my eyes were fixed on M
fa.H-.
-the
Ire.v's
lie had reiehiHl mil his hand to tho '
package, and IPs features showed an
ejvotioll I hardly understood.
tee Wednesday
The Pulton men. declares the-.lour-"ai,
will not allow Mouruc i head
the delegation to the Chl.ng,, ,,,.
volition. This Is an honor due t rm
loll, say the tatter's friends, as he Is a
I. lit man.
Likewise Fulton men predict ,hat
louine will 1. defeated at the polls
nun mat rilllon will sn.Hivd
him In the senate
I'haniherlaiu. it s hinted. m
reive the quiet support of Pulton
men iu 1 he coining campaign lor the
seniitorsh ip.
get up mum-
lit. Thr mild! nu.l
tliecvtiiionlinnryi llv. t ot willnp-Rone
is soon lc.lll.nl. ll stands, the highest,
for its won. leilul cures of tile most dis
tressing cases. Il'voii need' a medicine
yon should h ue 111.-1. st. Snl 1 l,v drug
gists 111 lilt y-eciit ill!,! oiie-.l..lar sr.cs.
Vim liuv li.nt'a sauniie bc.tt!e mid a
1 I"'- that tells all rip
1 aiKiut it. U.th s.mt free fftZS ffCC?5
; bv mail. Address I W . S?'Wi.&7!?;?!
Kilmer S: Co., rang. a-Jk'jggS
j h.imtoii, N Y. W hen n..m...f kiu
writing iiiention tins upcr mid don't
make 1.1. v mistake, but lelllelnl.er tl,
nillle. ,r. Kilmers llllliv KsuiL ami
llin;;ti..uiloii, N-. V-
XTU'M OK sill.
ilin adilic
I foul nine, I e.t Prtday. I
liii i 's sa:,i.
On l:eciilioii and (Oiler of Sol..
Notice Is hereby el v.... ..,, 1.,. .',. V' ...... ,M"1. 1 10 ""'"es arising
an L'xec.unn an, , ro ' ' , . .. ." ." h 1,e '-
1 -! in i.iiv 1 nit iiiiimint u. r,.
session thereof, to tho purchaser.
And It is further 11,1 1 11.1 .-...1 n,..i
cd that II t ho monies .riin
C, XAIlLAl WILL OI'HX
KMI'I.OY.MPXI
DKKIt'H
tno of
j..i j . v ' 1 . 1.. leiti 10 pay t o. am,. 11, ,1 r,
o, ,he si;,;;, ,7c;;'" , ,1 rz m 'i"v.th .-
- .. . no., aitornt.v
fees, nsscsamen.
! iy of 1
i 1 litis.
In connection with his cigar store. II"? I""l"'lff
a:ll Willamette street. Those wish- A1"' 1 ' l,:'ls,"r- T
at
lllg help telephone Ked H2I, or call
ai cigar siore, ;,;il Wlllaniettc street.
Jl
Xetir
ixiip iiisiui:ss
At II11111I o llondieils of I
gem, Tcople.
Don't neglect an aching back.
Iliickaeho is tlie kidney's crv for
help.
Neglect hurrying lo their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Dire distress, diabetes, Iirlght's
disease.
Mrs. (i. Lester, of tifti! Charnelton
street, Kugeiie, Dr., says: '! hnvo
suffered a great deal with pain In
my back and lameness ln ih
as well ns disorders of the kidneys!
fZiVi'M-":". I,,"1'1:"1 . to take auction by tho Sheriff of !.,, iS.
.111... on Hie 2:ini day r mi..i.
In a suit wherein L. si...,.s'
llunon S. Uelsay.
III. l-'ll'S, 'tl,,l
! I'ank, of Kugene. Oregon ,1 mm,,,.
ai Ion, K. T. Iliishnell and llonrgo O
II. Hollar were deieiidauts. and sahi
I'..eeutlon and Order of Sale untf
ue. reo oeing as follows lo-wit :
herons, 011 tlie r.th day of March,
"e, ,1, 1 uu niiovc-iiiimcd court
iiecreo was rendered lu favor of the
i.oove-uaiiieii piaintirr anil against
the nhovo-niunod dei'endaiils,
And Whereas, It was further or
dered and decreed by the Court that
all and singular the mortgaged prem
ises mentioned In tho suld complaint
and hereinafter described, or so
much thereof as may h0 sufficient
to raise Iho anioiint duo the plain
tiff for Iho principal. Interest, Inxoa
assessment, attorney fees, and the
costs of this suit and tho expenses
or the sal,., and which may ho sold
separately and without injury to the
ininics iniercsieii no sold at nubile
the ,k nnd I who to,. s,., l.., I " I"1"""1 I"1" notorious
'. WT'l
inorouguiy, wondered what excuse t ic
J '"'-11 10
?? tllf-f
laiin.'!,
m 01.,.
tl,:,
he ;
0c
'"f Ii.
seen them ;
cense rowing. I
he shouted. '
and In a hurry." I
here irh., ..,.. ,
'0. Mr vc .i...
r,T' r-i''lfu'ly as he :
Mr .;".'"iU" 5'Ur ":-;
1 myself." And .
accosted the olh- I
"' am the man. '
1" "rliuctoa :i!anor.
? "nld 1
fa?"
L"i. I,
a oa
ilii
-0&'.Vstr .'
would now lind for sending me Into
the other room. She found one very
soon, nnd with a heavily beating heart
I left her with that pencil and postal.
A soft laugh from her bps drew 1110
back. She was holding up the postal.
"See: I have written a line to iilnil
Oh. you g .,,1. good nurse, to let me!
You In't look so alarmed. It hasn't
hurt me one bit."
I knew that It had not; knew that
such an exertion was likely to be more
beneficial than hurtful to her, or I
should have found some excuse for de
terring her. I endeavored to make my
face more naturul. As she sinned to
want me to take the postal in my hand
I drew nenr and took It.
"The address lo -ks very shaky." she
laughed. "I think you will have to put
It lu an envelope."
I looked at II I could not help It
her eye was 011 me. and I could not
even prepare my mind for the shock
of seeing It like or totally unlike Iho
writing of the warning. It was totally
unlike: s distinctly unlike Hint It was lug a
u.i longer possioie to attribute th,e
lines to her which, according to Mr.
Ininuxl's story, had caus.-d Mrs. l'alr
brother to take off Ier diamond.
"Why. why:" she cried. "You actual
ly ..k pale. Are yon afraid the doctor
will scold ? It hasn't hurt me near
ly so much as lying here and know lug
wli.it he would ghe for one word from
i.li iK'slde his plate, the blame
could bo laid 011 the waller, who, mis
taking his direction, had placed It on
Mr. Crey's table when It was meant
for Inspector Imlzeirs. w ho was lunch
ing In tho adjoining room. It was I,
however, who was to do the placing!
With w hat iireeautlons and nnd.T what
circumstances will presently appear.
I'ortunntely the hour set was very
near; otherwise I do not know how I
could have endured the continued
strain of gazing on my patient's sweet j
face, looking up at me from her pillow,
with a shadow over Its boaiitv which
Dunn's kidney pills nml ,, n..,- i..
.. ii-,,, nn- a lew nays I round groat ro
ller from tho pain and lameness. I
most heartily recommend this rem
edy to others."
Por sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Posler-.MIIbiirii Co., lluffalo,
N'. Y., solo agents for the United
Stale:'.
Ilenieniher tho
and take 110 other.
nnt.io Dunn's
to Han
Special llniind-Trip Itntes
Krniiciscii.
On account of tho Ploot Celebrn
llon, tlekels will be on sale to Han
Prnnelseo and return for JlTlUii
Sab, dates May 2nd and 4th. 1'inai
1. -1111,1 1111111 z:i nays rroin dato of
saie. A. .1. . .BTTIi
ml
ii. pursuant to and In accordance
with the general l-vs of Iho state of
Oregon, for amending sections 10S
and 112 of the churtnr of said city,
and whereas ther u-na .t ii...
had not lieen there bofuro her father's ninner submitted to the peopto of
aia city for their approval or re
jection an Jiiitliitlvo nronosnl t
return
And flint father! I could hear him
pacing the library Moor with a restless
ncss that struck me ns being strangely
akin to my own Inward anguish of
Impatience and doubt What wss he
dreading? what was It I had seen
darkening his face and disturbing his
manner when from time to time he
pushed open the communicating door
and cast nn anxious glance our way,
only to withdraw ngnln without niter
word 1)1.1 he realize Unit n ert.
sis was approaching, that danger mr3.
need hlin, nml from me? x, not tivi
bitter, for his glance never strayed to I
nie, nut rested solely on his
ty, Oregon, lu tin, iiiaiiner prescribed
of iw, ana urcnnllug to tho coil.-ae
and) practice of this Court, and Hint
tho said Sheriff, after the tlmo ill
lowed by luw for redoniiilon has
expired, executo a deed to tho pur
chaser or purchasers of tho said
premises, on tho said sale.
Thnt tho said .Sheriff, out of the
proceeds of the Bald salo, relalll his
fees, disbursements, and costs of said
salo, nml pay to 'tho iilalntlff. or
lo his attorney, L. ,V. Travis. Psn .
out (it Iho said Proceeds Iho mini
first ot :'70.IH) reasonable attorney
fees, and the sum or tlo.KO cstN r
suit, and pay to tho plaintiff tho sum
of 1,7(10.1111 lu Gold cn r the
United States or America, at 8 per
cent per nullum f,m November mild,
1IMIK, lu like Hold Coin, and lor the
sum of $11.1(1 tnxoH, wllh luinidt
at li per cent per annum fiom March
Hth. 11107, and tor the Mini or I'JI)..
S4, tuxes nnd assessment, with Inter-,
est nt II per cent per annum from 1
Pcbruaiy ls.Hi, 191M, making.
" 10,111 (,, iu,, Klm
1.1 Jo 1. .'li all In Cold c,, f ti,,,
United Stales of America, or so much
thereof as the proceed of tho said
sale will pay of the same.
Thill III tho event the salil si'o
shall bring nioro t': 111 tho ui. 1,1 ,,.,
IKON, an Initiative i.r,.,.os',.i .ii... i-.'l"' -I-M.ill). the .:.!,! 1.1 111 aim,!!
Ing ordained by the Common Conn-1 "'" '"Hdim over tbo 11:; 1:1 sum ml
01 .i., 1 i-j Riiaii no applied, go iuli(
as It will last, as follows:
I. Plrsl National Hunk, Kugene,
Oregon, a corporation, tho sum of
$.1(111.(10, less whatever sum they be
enabled ,0 obtain from other soour
I y thoy hnvo for Iho snld sum,
TI. L. Minimis, asslgueo of Jiidu-
ment yi u
"You
You."
tf
Agent.
ILLI STItATKIt KOXfJ
Splash Mo and - Splash
OUI'IIPL'.M TIIKATltB.
I'llOt LAMATIOV
Whereas, there was subnil'ted to
tho people f ,he r)y ,)f Pug,.,,,.,
Oregon, at a special election rr that
ii.iipose on tno ith day or Anrll
taxes, attorney
COHIH nn.t .llu
."iis. iiieiiis. nun expeiiHo or sale mid
of the publication, then tho Sherirt
shall speciry th,, haliinc -duo to 1110
Plalnllfr lu his return ot such sale
and Hint ou the coming in ,u,d fil
ing ir the said return, Iho Clerk of
the Court shall docket ,!... a....... 1..
the Judgment Docket of said Court,
ns a Judgment In favor of tho plain
tiff and against the defenilauts llur
lon S. Kelsr.y and Pllun c. Kelsay,
nnd that Said defendants shall pay
to plaintiff said ninount, and that
plaintiff may have uu execution
therefor.
The lands and premises directed
to he sold by this decruo aro situate
lying mid being In the City of Ku
gene, I. nnu Comity, Oregon, aud aro
bounded nnd particularly described
as follows, lo-wit;
Lota Number Two (2) and Three
(3), In llloek Number Two (2) lit
Kelsny's Plrst Addition to Kugono,
La no Coiinly, Oregon.
Together with nil and singular
tho loiioinenls, heredlteinents. and
nppurtenaiices thereunto belonglnn
... in tiii.vwiso npportaining.
Now, thorerore, by virtue of said
I'.xoeutloii anil iHicreo ns ahovo ra
clteil, I will In piiraiianeo of said do
creo ami order of snlo offer for salo
for cash lo tho highest bidder, sub
ject to redemption all of tho right,
title and Interest of tho above named
defendants or either of I liom iu tha
ahovo described premises sot furth
III Iho decree (if Iho Court. 111 ih..
south west door of tho County Court
House In Kugene, Liiiid County, oro
Hon. on Mommy, tho 1 1th day of May,
I IHIS, between tho hours of 1) o'clock
a. 111. and 4 o'clock p. in., to-wlt;
at 1 o'clock 11. 111. on said day In order
to satlsry tho decroo iid Judgment
with Interest, cobIh and uccrulnir
costs.
Dated this 2d day of April. 1908.
FltKD KISK,
Sheriff of Lnno County, Oregon.
ex-
amend the charter of said cliv by add
lug a seci ion thereto forbidding the
establishment of cemeteries or addi
tions thereto within the cltv, or the
ouriai 01 11 11 111 a 11 oodles therein
cepr under certain conditions, nnd
v. Herons, the votes cast n, snld
election having been 1 Ii 1. 2oih ,iiand
of April. 1:10s. dulv can v.-.Hs,.l ,in,l
determined and the said aineniliiient
of said sections 10S and I I 2 as afore
said having carried by an affirmative
...... .11 t,., 1 as against 171 negative
votes 1 hereon.
Now, therefore, I, J, ( Matlock
mayor of said city ,,f Kugene. )V vlr'
1.-. lien tur i.ie til lite r. I ! 1, .. .. ...
1 nn. ,1 , .' . . r."- : 111 me as
' 1101 conno'lcl n i l t is loayor. OO n.-rellV nrnr aim
He
11
' ''J say a word
rk."
-htning and al-
: s-,-. oer tfi
' t. hit.jj wit), :
' IU other 1
' V and ..i,,i
" "'(.UL., his
a a order to his
"'''ns of the
1 t! '
el. ::
,1 f- I",
c ,.f ,
1't tl,
... ," i"t?
'- ., u,u in
, ut of a little
Dart of
tiie
lug It 1.;
water to
sight of
br'jh'ly
s start n
tkn. d-ir'
small pi
fc-vl. It s
part of It ,
Liunagc'l ,',
palm, M (H)
My lll.g)l
tlrev idjj )) hi Hi" I
tUrijyoV' (y,!
u,e.
' Y"'i are right, and I am f.,li-h." I
.iii-wered wllh all the spirit left In me.
'I should be glad I am glad that you
r,s. I w in copy
Ie and send
and decline
of vo'es (as
proposed am
aboie. and tl
II lllioilfie,.
that the whole 1, 1, ,,, . r
t for and against said
ii'llncnta are ns staled
t said niuendineiiiH re-
vc w lilTeii Iho.
a'Mr.-ss on :,
0 :' In
1 hank
hrs,
I,.
Mien b.
,'A f .
P II 11." I
0
,t .-llt'lV ''I III V
ivel.
II "
':." y "iiirniiire.l. giving
p"' .1 v. i:h a sly smile.
11 c .. I ::m-t have rose
'.s i !,.-'! p ip.i , 01:. es ho!;,.-."
I fair to lent, nebli-r
1...'. -'-If. fur con-. i. :e e w as
a-.-- !! my br.-.isf. The
m! ' ::: t:p w ilh f ,-a,p.
I l..ol - rsi-tcl In urging
:;-M-. t,.r in spite of Ms re-
-I'lllll (T'llhl'lllllt to pities
I r. !:h the faVimX of one ' !
'irriruia'lve tnajorliy ,f
t and that said ,ropos-d
. fro'o the dati. hereof,
inn. nr.. i r 1 J I force and
IW of Hie c:y of Kugene,
of the charter of said
, .u-i.irKuioe 111 iiis thoughts, ah far m
that was concerned. could proceed
fearlessly; ,a, not id,,, t dread, only
Ih" event. That I Ir-;t.. as any
mi- must who saw Miss Crey's fan,
'tfiii-' th painful moments ami
heard that restless trump In the room
lei on. I.
At last the hour stni.:-tl,e hour at
winch Mr. Cr,.y always deso, ,,., to
luu. h. If.. w,n p,ii.,.v ,w.ifi n1,
under ordinary rin.i,,. 1 ,.,
1-peii'l ,l,n 1,1s leaving ,,e r,,,.,, will,. I
In five minute of the stroke .,f 1 jst I
WOllio he lie ti, prompt tod ,y? Was he I
11 111" mixaj ,r luu.h,s,uV tl'nil he th-iehv
g nowiisiairs at nil? Yes, for the I said city r
t.-an p. tramp stntnd I I,.-,.,,! him i thereof.
pro:i,,ii,g i,;, daughter's d,,r for a' '" '"ness whereof, f I,
l'i"t (kIc in and nianairi.i t I my hand this
reived an
I all vo'es (:,.
j atlielKllli, Ills
be and tin- r
'ffect a 1 n I;
and a part
city
1 U.I' f.llll propo-o.,1 Hliiefoltnr.nl of
' charier by adding an additional
s.-. Hon there-,, fori, biding tho es
tablishment of leiuei. rli-s 01" addi
tions there,,, f;,l,., , receive a ma
Jorlty Of the VOtes ,!,-t thereon ,.,!
failed ,0 become ,, law f
part of the charter ,
SlIMllilona
of I In tho Circuit Court of th Sln.n
.... . .
I'l-egon lor the county of Lnno.
Ileriha K. Williams, plaintiff, vs.
Howard S. Williams, defendant.
To How:.. 1 H. Williams, tho abovo-
na..:e:l defendant:
. In tho name of t.n siato of Oregon
jii i' " l.;.rcby aiimmiinid and rn-
appcar and answer tha
'oniplalnt of the nhove-iianied plnln
t!ff In Hi,, above, entltied court, now
'n fib it;, i:,- cl rk id said court,
on !,; hei'oro the 22d day or May,
IHO,, nnd you aro hereby uotlfle'4
hul If you rail to appear mid. Bluwer
ald complaint , buisthy rniulreil
H10 iilslniirr win HHii m.,i.i
M. Travis, for tlie iiiiu,tho roll ' ,,...u,oi '"r
of se -,.l , , . I . i-.i..u 1,, 1 in uer uini-
ot jsfi.37 wllh Interest at C pAr ceut . plaint r i fibd with the clerk of said
per aniniin from April 2nd, 1907. Irourt tn-wlc
"' ""n- 0'"- 'J""i,r. l(fiv8 (J V-i't fie Uif-lntlon of the inarriiita
per annum from March 2nd. 1 90S. ' onl-r eivi ,,,i ....... "
' ., " " .....iiik 10 piiiintlll
I In, ei. ...1 . . . .
IV Ce,. ,111 11. 11... 1 . .1 V . s.o.iy o, in,, m nor
of li?. 1 . '. r ','1C "'" ''""flU'r l Plaintiff am fondant.
l iwr - -.
TOM In ' rJi
cjaiming under then., nnd 1 chambers In .... .. .
quenl ; day of April, Inns, requiring lh frst
deed lilihll, -al I,,.. 1 1 ... ,
construed as 1. mort.o..." (...,.. ....... in,,, 11. April
tiler., or rloi-ri. ..... a . ... ..
persons
an persons Having Hens subs,
lo the execution of Iho said
tilllillcnllon
erll...,l 1 1 A.. . I . I .'." '
" "oinirio ii lis Btnai you upper on or before the a"d
mortgage, and all their represent,!-1 day of May, laos. nm J.d
...... a,, ,,.-ii.oiih naviiig anyj
,ie r eniim ,,y r ,er ,.,, !,.
se(ie,i judgment or decree and llndrl
heirs and representatives, and all'
Attorne
L
IIILYKi;,
for rialntirf.
! til"
J' )!!! time to procure what e)wanle.l
and reach the room UduvfoWore h
.. -iiuon win-reoi, , pave here
unio set my hand this 2,!, rl;iwfr
April, lIKiH. and caller the seafof
said city to bo hereunto nfriicd
J. D. MATLOCK,
Mayor of the City of Kugene
Atte.t; U. K, DOltl'.IH, Uecorder.
person ilaliiilng to have acquired
any estate or Interest lu said prem
lines Kullseiient In the filing of Hie
said notice ,,f the p. nilaiicv or this
action with the aforesaid Clerk, b"
forever barred and foreclosed of'nnd
from all coolly of roil.-mpiiiii, and
claim of. lu or to said premises.,
from end nf'cr th,. delivery f ,.
Kherin s de.d bgihe said premises
And It lsurllier adiio.e.Ml and ile.
cn eii inai the purclili: er of the said
premises be let Into the possession
thereof, qj ,ht any of tho turtle.
to thli, suit who may ho In possess
ion thereof, or any part thereof, or
any person who since the commence
ment of this sulSJ.iss come Into the
possession thereof, shall deliver pos-
Xollcr ( Creditors.
Notice Is hereby, given that Hie un
dersigned was bv orjer of the county
court of Lane county, Oregon, mndn
and entered on March 2:1, A. I. I'jok,
appoltr( administrator wl'li the will'
annexed ,,f tt , , willliim
tOWIllee e;M,.d. i, ,.,.,,.,
having claims again..,, said estate will
please logout the same togcth r Wllh
the vouchers therefor,, to theQinder-
Igned at his of'lc. at So. 2(1 We
Klghlh s'reci. Pu-; Oregon, wlthl
In six moiiihs from Hi,. ,,t0 f ,tla
liubllcatlon of this notice.
24"los"r "rSt p",,"t'""on' March
JKSSK 0. VOJLLS,
Administrator with tha will an-
H.