East Oregon herald., March 22, 1893, Image 4

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MRS. WILTON’S CHRISTMAS up in that way,”ahe paid, pimply, a
I bewildered look bringing shadows
GIFT.
“Don’t you know him?”
•‘No, I never saw him before.
He Pants for Fame.
T
A bov in the Wichita schools has
been suspended tor reading the fol !
“Oh, Rose!”
I on to the beautiful eyes.
,, on
__ your
__
“I insist
calling me
‘‘You acknowledge it, then; you I
IJV c*r-nxva X
ahe
paid,
haughtily.
“I lowing essay on pants:
Annie,” t.._
••Pants are made fur men and no
will
come
with
me?
”
he
asked
eag
­
CHAPTER II.
moment before told you all the time that I was not
men
for pants. Women are mads
erly, the doubt of a 1----------
j your
* (five my card to your mistress
vour cousin Rose, and was never in
' Oakland before and know nobody for men and not for pants. When
vanishing.
and tell her my business is import­
before and know i
“I don’t know, I can not go.” for Oakland
women and a “
here; but I am vour wife, now, and a man pants
** e for ~ a ~ ......
ant, and that I must see her if
“No. You and I had not met
•« *•
I
woman
pants
for
a
man,
they are a
possible.”
you have to use me well.”
years until the evening before my;
al-1 pair of pants. Such ‘ pants don
J—’■ t
‘He looks like a gentleman,
Lute had another chill—he
mother’s unfortunate communica­
like
molasses;
they
had them when he got to 1 ; last. Pants are
ma'am,” the girl reported upstairs,
tion; but I had never forgotten vou way8 I__ ____
hot weather and
and the lady sent ward she would
had not' are thinner in
You do not doubt my identity, sure-, wondering whether he Then
there , thicker in cold. The man in the1
flee him.
ly. when you reeogniztd me so' made a sad mistake. '------ .
moon changes his pants during the
Briefly he explained his errand.
fear that was even j
readily at Mrs. Lane’s, less than a was another
If this was Rose, the shock eclipse. Don t you go to the pantry
“1 have a new girl m the kitchen
worse.
fortnight
ago.
”
her had ef- for pants, you might be aiistaken.
—a very pretty one, too—but she 1
his mother had given
“Mrs. Lane’s?”
•
xf ... are often
.»Ao«» tkiiafuV^n
ndntfl
I Men
mistaken in
in pants
Calls herself Annie Johnson,” the |
JAMES R. WAITE.
“Yes, when you arose from the feeted her mind; and she was de­ Such mistakes make breeches of
Manar-r of Waitg’« Celebrated Comedy Oo,
lady said, quite interested in the •
ranged on all matters relating to
»
Premium Band and Orcheitra.
promise. There has been much
little romance. “I will have her | I’iano’
KIOVIl as
nr xvt/ov
Rose Wilton.
»« «»«%»•>• When
- ------ he
Dr. Mile» Afedieal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
•‘Piano! Why. I never sat at a herself
poke next he proposed (hat they discussion as to whether pants is »
You will remember the condition I wu in fly»
come up,” she added, and a few
years ago. when 1 was afflicted with a combine
I piano in my life. lean sing the «I
valk
toward
the
Villa.
Surely
the
,
singular
or
plural.
Seems
to
us
of diseases, and thought there was Nn M(..
inmutes later a portiere parted ad songs my mother taught me, that I walk toward the Villa. Surelv the, singular
or piurai. omu»
iu u<- tion
roa m c I tried al I kinds of medicines, and «core«
,r°W" I is all.”
I sight of the beautiful home would when men
wear pants they are or eminent physicians. M y net ves were prostrated,
nutting a blushing damsel in I------
producing aizzine-s, heart trouble and all the ilia
her; and be determined to plural, and when they don’t wear that make life miserable. 1 commenced to take
gingham.
“Rose! Rose!”
'
I move 1
Very lovely she pants it is singular. Men go on i DR
MILES' NERVINE
"Rose,” exclaimed Lute, impetu­
“My name is Annie, sir.”
| watch her closely.
and In three months i was rtarzcTiy cuaca.
looked in her stviish suit of white h tear in their pants, jind it is all Ju mv travels each year, when I iu-u the thousand«
ously, starting toward her.
of physical wrecks, suffering from nervous proa
“Annie here and Mary Wilson at,
tration. taking prescriptions from
The girl looked at him with great i
tiannel, but every few minutes there right; but when the pants goon a - - —
Lal A
local physicians whohuvenoknowl.
Mrs. Lane’s!”
■
1«»^^
edge of their case, and whose death
wondering, blue eyes, a faint smile
would he something in her manner tear it is all wrong.’ —Ex.
la
certain,
I
feel
like going to them and saving,
“Mrs. Laue again! Oh dear!” and
••utr Da .M<Lie* Ni«vi«t*ao •< cuero - la
curving the full, red lips.
or
speech
that
made
him
uneasy.
mvprofession, mma ■ n I" rx wheru 'here
then the blue eyes oversowed and
aresomanysu I.IJ M
I J fferers from
“My name is Annie Johnson, sir,”
There
is
certainly
no
baking
pow
She
seemed
delighted
with
the
Villa
overwork.men
■ ■ mb
tul pI0rtrl,
the poor girl rushed weeping from
tion and nervous exhaustion, brought on by th«
she said, with the inimitable music
but
so
far
as
he
could
detect
there
der
so
well
known
and
generally
character
of
the
business
engaged
in, 1 would
the room. Profound silence reigned
in her voice that had charmed so i
used
as
the
Royal.
Its
perfect'
for a full half minute after her de­ was not the faintest memory eon
JEB
many men hi the Wilton parlors. i
purity, as well as its superiority ih I Ma sure cure for all suffering from these cauMfl
parture. and then Lute asked, anx­ iccted with it for her.
J amzb R. Want.
‘ Now, my dear cousin, don’t try
“And shall we live here?” she leavening power, are matters of fact j
iously:
Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
any subterfuges, please. I don’t
no longer disputed bv honest deal | Du. MILES' PILLS.50 D ose «25C t «,
“M y dear madam, pray tell me | asked.
*
1 “Yes, but I shall pay rent until ers or makers of other brands. Its •
care by what name you call your
..
I what you think?” and he then told i
self, you are still my cousin
Rose don’t virtues are so well known to every I
•
•
— i
>
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her ■ the
whole
story.
When I...
he I the estate is settled
housekeeper that the slanders of the•
Wilton,” Gaylord said, earnestly. I
went away it was with the under yen remember anything about the dishonest makefs of the cheaper j
“My name is not WiMon and I I
goods fail to touch it
standing that he would call again place?”
I
am not your cousin,” retorted the'
“
Mr.
Gaylord,
don
’
t
ask
me
anv
in the morning. Meanwhile the
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
girl, somewhat angrily.
lady related the story to the girl., of (hose hard questions again, ph ase
“And re m-mber, Rose,” he went
advising her to go with him. Viv don’t.”
on, without noticing, “1 have sought
“Call
idly she portrayed the two paths
you every waking hour lor over ¡
Anni , then ”
“Call
I of life now open before her. “1
You Think
three months, now—ever since that
they walked back in
After
any kind of a crop will ,.o. then
I think,’ she concluded, “indeed, he
Address a .etter or nost»l card to___
any kind of seeds will do ; l ut for
dreadful night night we found you
THE PREUS CLAIMS COMPAMT,
the liest results you should plant
■as much as said it. that he will almost utter silei c ■, ami the past
JOHN
WEDDERBURN,
- -
Managing Attornty,
gone. WaR.” he added, as she was
P.O. Box 463.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
make you his wife at once if you • was avoi led as much as possible.
PENSIONS PROCURED FOB
about to speak. “Mv mother did
FERRY’S SEEDS
' soldiers ,
widows ,
will consent. Let me assure you it | People knowing Rose Wilton call'd
Always the beet, they are rec ignlzed as
wrong, I know it and have told her is love, not justice, that has made I on the Gaylords at the \ ilia , l.ul’
CHILDREN,
PARENTS.
the standard everywhere.
Also, for Soldiers and Sailors disabled in the line of
Ferry’s Seed Annual Is the most
so; but never mind, now. Come
I duty in the regular Army or Navvuineethr war.
Important book < r the kind | ut>-
Survivors of tne Tndlan wars of 1AI2 to 1B42? and
him spend mouths in seeking you ( they • never eal'ed a second time.' I
lisbed. It is invaluable to the
their widows, now entitled Old and rejected claims
with me and you shall be as my
Annie was an excellent cook and a
planter. Wesend It free.
a specialty. Thousands entitled to higher rates.
out
”
>»
I
Send for new laws. No charge for advice. Note«
D.
M.
FERRY
&
CO.
sister Ellice
until successful.
When Gaylord came next ino.’ii | neat seamstress, nut there her ac-
DETPOIT,
“hut, sir, I don’t understand von
I
coniplishments
ended
The
fine
ing. tins worldly wise woman left |
I never saw you before and doni .the pair to themselves, and when' ! library, the grond piano ami studio
know what you mean about your
I Lute went away the girl blushinglv were useless to h r. Thus a year
mother, or my having left one morn*
told her mistress that she had con passed. If 1 ute Guy lord suffered
ing ”
for lack of culture and refinement
-tented to marry the gentleman.
“Don’t know what I mean? Come
In coi mounding »solution a part was acc-i'ientiy spilled on ti e linnd
“1 ain’t the cousin he’s talking 1 in his wife, and with a secret dread
and on .vuslimg afterwaul it was discox red that the hair was in-
Ros.*, stop this dreadful jesting, or
pletel.v rem fed. We al once put this wonderful preparation oiiihs
least
her
malaiiv
take
a
worse
about, but if he is willing to take a
market and so great has -n th. .lemur,.1 that we are now intr.diu mg
whatever it is. and let us be going
it throughout the world ui.der the name of Queen's Auti-lian in«
I
poor kitchen girl and give her a ! form. Retee Rodgers suffered ten
IT IS PERFECTLY harmless and
1 can insure you a welcome in New
SO SIMPLE ANY CHILD CAN UST I f.
tine home, I am willing to go. Ii tiims more, lie ha»l never met
L av the hair over and apr’y ti mixture for a few minuDs ai <' the
York, or, if you prefer to stay in
Her
face
to
face
nince
that
eveninu
hair disappears as if by magic m ilhout the slightest pain orinjui) \ • o
will be a great thing for me, having
” I
applied or ever afterward. 11 isunlike any other pi eparatic n e\ < r i e
Oakland, the Villa is at your dis
fi i a like purple. Thousands of LAl'II S v ho have Leen arnox«
I ami hearing many of the strange
| no home since mother died.”
with hair on their F * CE. M < >4 hi <1 A 11^1^ attest its merits
posal.”
<• F.NTI.FM EN who do not appreciate a beard or hair on their neck
stories in circulation a gloom settled
Ten
days
later
Lute
Gaylord
and
«nd a priceless boon in <?ue<>n’* A nt -V n ii I nr m h’rh does i\
_
.
,
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U Shaving, by rendering its future grovth an utter itnposrtb
“You have made a mistake, sir, ,, »
Tr.i.le
Mark.
^rlre nf Q ioen s Anti llxlrlne *1. per botfl y Rent tn aafet' mailing bojtr* poataee raid by us (ircri•
¡wife registered at the hotel just op dow n upon hi in.
veiled irom obsi'rva’hn). Send monev or Hamp« by htirr with full rddress written phunly. (’<■»'
persistía! the girl, “you have mis
“If she were dead 1 could bear; ponder» v Mr rtly confidential Th’*« ad vert ^»‘ment is honest and strnight Io unrd in every w< <1
posite the building hi which Rodg
'rit k’is We invite yon to d*a1 with n< «»nd von will find everything as revrescnfeil CWLtlHM-Ul aM
taken me for some one else.”
curiCkl rn.. 174 Prre Street. CINCIFMATf.© V<«r«
era A- Son had their offices. In the it," lie said Io himself; “but it is
’
vour letter nt any Post OflW to Insure I«« safe drliv* n
V •• w ill vuy S'H<» for ary <» *
Gaylord paced tilt floor restlessly '
1 1 kt >>ronr «ilH'pnit Inj try « o an v f»n- <•!»•«< er. Fvery bott Ir guarant web
knowing
that
her
ghost
is
,
like
early evening, as Reece—the mere
n
Al ~ ^*° lftdies who in»rodne«
n*dl among their friends 2fi Bottles o< Queen’s Auti-F*1^
until lie thought of the photograph
wdt present with a HTLK DRF9& 15 yards beM S'lk Extra Large Fettle andsamM*’
ghost of his former se E.|f—Wa8 riding . haunting the old place.”
*•—of silk to aeleot froxa aent with order. Good Salary or Commission to Agents.
in his pocket. Taking it out lie j
down the street, he saw the young ,
handed it to the hostess, saving:
Otiv Fiiday night, when Lute
■ couple coming down the hotel steps
“\\ ho do you think is right? Can turfing for a walk. As he caug'it eainr home, he to’»! hi< vife th it
i h
1 be mistaken?”
a full view of the bride's face, he the Wilton »state was s ttb'd I and
I he lady glanced from the pic
«uddenly reined up hi* h trt»e and that his mother, himself and sister
Do I OU
lured face to the real one “Annie,
were the heirs, Annie hud been
ejaculated:
1 am sure the gentleman is right;
mistress of the Villa a year b "fitre
“Roae! Mian Wilton!”
two persons could not so closely
Simultaneously the two gentle- she undertook a g* n Tai h U«e
resemble; indeed, I am sure this is linen rained their hats, and Gaylord cleaning She heartily enjoy d it,
vour photograph
If I were you I ¿aid. proudly: “My wife, Mr*. Gav and somehow she felt that things
Disease commonly comes on with slight
would own the truth ami go with lord now;” and then he watched to would semi more like her own if
symptoms, which when neglected increase
my cousin. You may have been gee her recognize pome • Id aequain , tehv were moved about. But r g it
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
wronged, but you will rv|H‘iit n re- itance; but ahe only rtared blanklv in the midst <>f itall an awkward
If yo« SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS­
venge that sentences you to a life i from one to the other.
PEPSIA »r INDISESTION, .
.
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servant ups, t a quail tlv carved
of lals>r. Your hands show that
H y»a ar« BILIOUS. CONSTIPATED, er haw
At the introduction and entire cabinet that stool in one corner of
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you have worked hard since you
want of recognition on the part of the family sitting room Over it
It y«<*r COMPLEXION IS SALLOW, «r y««
See the picture for
left vour home.
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the lady, Reece grew Hi.dder ly diz went with a crash, anil something
SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATINO.
girl
looked
pale
yourself” ' _ The
giving
wav
»
row
of
little
drawers
zv and would have fallen out blit
Far OFFENSIVE BREATH
ALL DISOR­
ami frightened as she took the card
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DERS OF THE STOMACH, .
.
.
for Lute, who caught the rein* and was revealed Snr Io >k» «1 through
in her toil stained hand Something
them curiously. There were oaj>r s
fiipans Tabulti Regulate the Syitem and Pretarva the Health.
etudiet him.
in her attitude and manner at the
ami
letters
lying
l»a»«e
ami
bound
“I am better now.” »aid Reece,
EASY TO TAKE, QUICK TO ACT.
moment sent a chill over the young
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in packages, but she pile»! them
fair f V piarr of
SAVE MANY A DOCTOR’S BILL.
man -She may not br Row; she faintly, holding out a shaking hand i neatly away On after another o
A COMPLETE
Sold
by nrn«rf-»ts or sent bv mail on rrceip<oE price.
for
t
he
line*
doesn't act like her, but she looks
: MEDICINE CHEST Hux (« vials), 7.» cents. PackaKe <4 boxes), >2.
the tiny drawers was opened unti
Mechanically the young husbund a curious bit of shining ailve
Far Few 6M»l«a »44rrM
anti aJUmM b*- >-*r4 for
liken her; it must ne,”he said, in
( mt <n every family.. .
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.
watclieu him off, and turning to 1 caught I er gaze
an undertone.
10 «PRUCC STREET.
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NEW YORK.
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COSTIXVKt».)
It looks like I might look fixed his wife, asked, almost sternly:
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