Moro bulletin., August 14, 1902, Image 1

MORO. SHERM AN
V O L . I..
C O U N TY. OREGON. TH U R SD A Y. AUG U3T
14. 1 9 0 2 .
NO. Î0 .
down upmi th. h«,t aurface.
sigh a t »atbfa- ti m- " I d rin k to ! • r
"I., in»-. ’ ».he Mid, brfefly. "H ead be* jiutgriM-nt: cognac like llm t t» nut b , b j
tw •«) tit«' lhi* ». ’
found o ften .”
Au«l all thr« «- watehi d ecg«-rly as the
••■tfiv«' Clonan is a reHaLle g rai !-
wi.h bh-. ik ftparcu 1- gar» to till w ith m other of a bout sixty,** th. .»tl •
faint red ehano-t« >•», ra idly citangi ;g turned, w ith a laueh. •:.••, j- 1 .»
to «lark bn»wn ns th« r«-ad
servant w h« daughu-r'» ithM.'-z k ••.-;» >
"T h e rivi-r is p; it roll« d, b u t both me frusn the duck». 1» ■ i f -
- 7
- hanks on> «dear. I xm > »0 tim e. A freeze leave» at daw n: and, a y- a . * 1 *
m ight .¡.-lay yon for days Pete will r«- pass»'» m ight toe ueeih-j, V
I V >t
, cross Irklw y night.
Your «- - o rt is
giving Iwr one?" h«- a
- t. n a tu r­
j wntelnsl —half »nspectod. Too m any mind
ally. as he re iilln l th e m^4 : - ;
a' led. t»« t a n o th e r d riv er—on e
"Hhi- u.ny need it," tr. • itttcr.au-»
I less fam iliar. Hod speed and g u a rd yon!" swered, courteously. " I ’ll w r.te I t
Th« re was d<-a«l sif. m e as M b« Clay >ne. anyw ay, for brrprvsen« < f
.
I slowly removed tlu- paper, th«- m ystic in b*aving tlia t e»»gna - out " II- » *•!<
titr tfx tn ce aw» Ftanitit a? i r u m tauaunati
i eharaeters gradually fading out a* it m t a p:i -.-l»*«k and bet;
b?
cooled. Thun she said, calm ly:
"B e tte r u. iki’ it f«>rh rself - !
A R omance o r t iik Henr.t.bioN.
••If
you
ure
auspeeted,
the
risk
L
too
ter. eh? She m ay wish to rr: • t.*.j
A C o u n ty o f v a rie d re s o u rc e s a n d s u s c e p ­
accuse on- , ,f impropriety!'*
great. " ho else, th a t you tru st, knows girl, lutnr."
The girl'» flush was now only of in* th e mad?*’
T he pa«-idv»-n, th e ia»j : ’
d - a it
tib le to an
in p ro d u c tiv e n e s s to
diguation; and her black eyes m et his
"1 m u d drive you, Mi-s Clay," t» «s w ith
r>» pr;«su;
• ,
»1« flantly.
Th«» girl r t a m l nt him, surpri»«-«!, a
yonth answ ered, w ith chivalric m>jde»ty but th- d<« r
¡<
»
k
■
d o u b le w h a t it is a t p re s e n t.
••Very well, Mias Ifcaaie. You u»Z«d contrasting strangely w ith his boyish
hot Ihioh t.teuliug l‘> her fa«Ni nnd hot
McKee-¡.p« d M ftly up t « i.
• r>
tor to spm k. I did tuA volunteer my pettishneaa show n Iwlow
v.«»nl» to her tips. Hut ah«- b«l«l them
" I t is my ui'-ut*. Once there, he opci. i t h a t t:.r»
reason —
back. naying. aa gently as gravely:
rig h t and plighted privilege. Old Pete
It was n t re aso n —only absurdity!** w ill «1«. more for me th an for any m an;
*’ And / h a w n<*t w en y«,u fur four
ll«-r « v. » did not drop; and the good ol4 and I fear no risk."
day»:"
Hhertnnn County is bounded on the north by the C olum bia River, on
bios] of t i l e W 1-stehesters, whose men
" I saw yon." was his quick reply—’‘a t
" I t is a double th>k," she replied, de­
ha«l ever replied to calum ny by a blow, cisively—"eqnaU y for mi as for your-
the east by the John Day H ire r, on Ute w ist by lin t Ifoschutes H ire r, the prLuuem'.**
••Then w hy did you not com«- to me? glowed upon e ith e r cheek. "I arn ig- self. Home o th e r m ust go. Van you
and on the south by W ises C ounty, and embraces in m id boundaries • I never saw you once **
Bofant of all eause for your allusion; tru st no one?"
but it is untrue and airsurtL"
'•1 pn-auir.«' not’” T his was a t aero
• tr ip ol country about H'»tl square miles.
"< a m d l M eredith, perliapo- No. he
"Is it u ntrue if I np«-at th a t I saw is well known: those sospecting me
m ark. "Y ou were tnu«-h b e tte r em ­
him, ’busy’ as you were, w hisper over would shadow him also," he begun,
ployed."
Tne p rin cip a l production ol the County is wheat, although large
y«<ur shoulder? 1» it'absurd* th a t y<«t thoughtfully. Hl- pomb md a momeBt
*’l*eihaps I was; but I alw ays have
qu a n titie s of oats and barley are raised a nnually.
Sherman C ounty, tim e t ■ welcome y««u Willie, w h at to paused to w hisper back and smile a t — deeply, a : mile, stran g e a t sis h a mo­
Peyton l itrhugh?*’
m ent. passing «»nee o r twice aero»» his
although one of the smallest in the Rial*', can in production be placed the m atter? W hat A-»r< I done, th a t you
The g irl's lipa quivered, but no longer lips before he asked, sud«lcn!y.
shoubl Is no «lif—**
alongside of the largest, as one s .x lh of the entire wheat crop a tiu u a lly
w
ith
anger;
tin-
flush
on
her
fac<*
t«x>lc
‘'Nothing,** he interrupt«-«!, stiffly,
"You will go, unqucM ioning. w ith
"t an I not w e Mina « 'lay? It is very im­ aoft«-r glow, and the light of battle in her anyone I m u J , no m atter how sufgular
exported from the State uf Oregon is taken front this C ounty.
ere*
quickly
changed
to
m
errim
ent,
an
portant.**
my choice?"’
a little !augh gurgled softly o u t
"W alk into th e parlor," the girl re-
"W ith any you can tru s t," she an­
F ruita of a ll kinds bear in abundance anJ are of the very best q u a l­ piled, coldly. I wiil see if anvM -rvants
"M illie McKee," she »aid. w ith moni­ swered, calm ly.
tory
voice,
but
advancing
softly
to
him,
ity . Some of the best orchards in Eastern Oregon are t > be found ! areabotiC " And. w ith««ut even a glance
"I tru st thin one, as I would m yself."
"1 would not have believed any other he replied, "lie reaily at th ree n’cloelq
at him, she ran lightly upstairs.
here.
living
man
had
he
told
me
th
a
t
yon
"She diiln't se< in In m ind it a g reat
ttic moon is dow n then. Dawn to-m or­
«leal," Mr McKee said to himself, tu rn ­ w ere-ay.sM f/ No, sir! You shall not row will see you well on the way to lib­
stop
m«-
until
you
hear
tier,
Willie,
e rty and home,"
A portion of the C ounty is p eculiarly adapted to stockraising, and ing Into the em pty parlor. “ Hut I was
j how inu.'h fu rth e r I tru st you than vou
"Y <»u are a true, good friend. Mr. Mc­
thousands of sheep, hors-s and cattle of the l>est breeds and highest eiyAf. She talk s one way and a rt* an­ trust in*-: The man who lias so cause»
o ther If it had been one of the prison­
Kee," th»? wom an answ ered, feelingly.
lcssly excited y o u r—” ahe pouse«l an in­ "<io«l know s—though I «annot a y —h«>w
grades a rt to bo found w ith in her borders.
er» any wu»/ Hut th tl fellow!** And
stan t - " y o u r an g er gave me a e««at for I thank you! I will be n-a«ly a t th ree ."
he stared nt bin angry-faced reflection
a naked prisoner—C am 's brave boy«
held out h e r hand. * l.s th is good-
The assessed valuation placed upon property is very low, as wall as in th e m irror, w ith the pat-ine-on-tho- ennain! More; lie riskml hi:, life, per­ She
by*’
haek e*pr>-*i n of a m an who convinces
the tax levy, as there is no need of either being high, the C ounty brine him self against his will, ’llir n b eto o k haps, to w hisper to me th a t it had a
"No: only au rrroir, I think. I will ** V f .-I IT s A G K if.I i 1.ARK. MAKY,** M'fcEg
SAIU.
e n tire ly out of debt w ith plenty of money in her treasury to meet all nut th e inysu-rioua not«- again, reading treasonable paper sewed in its lining.'* see you again, m ost probaldy."
, it very f lowly and very carefully; but,
lie was a t the fro n t <loor again. Bui, ranum —th a t holy of hoik*»—c o n ta in in g
her obligations.
soflsehow, the e hura-ters would ehango
had the d eb t of obligation F*-en t«-n hi» th ea tric al outfit. C- stum --.
.
to fam iliar English penm anship, the
time,-, as heavy. McKee would have felt of every hue. c lo a k s wigs. 1 .-b»,
it paid in full by the tone in w h i c h an­ swords, and nuualx-rk-ss p?ts. p--.us aud
The County has a flue tw o-story brick courthouse, surrounded by 'sh o rt, m ystical sentence* would tw ist
themaelven into those un-uningful n o th ­
o th er voice whispered, a fte r a hurried butties» of unguent.» aud eolurs i- r
well kept grounds.
ings so well reinemlxn*«! in m any a dif­
conference in the hall:
"m ake-up." st'-x l revealed in v.s : -
fering missive, on th. tuv less im portant,
"Hueh a novel i«l.-a! And ae goo«t of ordered confusion. Quickly h 's pm -
you to tru st me, Willie! God »peed and ticed eye ran over th e wh >ie s-'
The p rin cip a l business places iu the C ounty are W a x c o , Grata V alley p. rha,«s, but fateful to his pence of
-»
mind.
prosper you, brave—dear boy!"
tw o wigs, sevund pair* c i la mrj u,
and Moro, a ll th riv iu g towns.
• T he const 14 clear; you can eome,” .
a lot of pads and fem ale busts, ; u<! n"-
Itesste IVewt eh ester said, quietly, as she
CtlAPTEK XI
-
«nerou» pot. of pein*.—«-hosen vrith o -.i
trip|H-d lightly dow n the stair».
'
a
xtuin
s
MAfejCKaanx
care. lYseking them in to a vuyae, ho
C IT Y O F M O R O .
The y<>uth ¡darted tow onia the door,
W ith equally rapid step, but fa r light­ poaoed u-.is« lessly in to th«- stre et und
hesitated, th en halteiL
e r heart, W illie McKee »trade through regained Meredith'» buns-*. I’,-
■ I
"S he mug leave to-night,** he said. ”1»
th e b itte r night tow ards his ow n h«.me. w ithout ringing, and softly . px a d tho
Moro, tho County Scat of Sherman C ounty, is locate«! near the center «•verything
ready'.'"
The* stre ets w ere q u ite di-serte»1.. the d«w»r of th e sitting»nx>m. T he - I ba a-
of the C ounty. I t has a population of some 500 Inhabitants, each aud
"Uf eours«'it is.
Mamma ha» kept
w eather keeping indoors all not forved elor w as stretched a t or. e ¡.. h. ,,-reat
thing»
ready
for
im
m
ediate
call."
Misa
to be out: and. as he sped along, the leathern ehair, a w aim -:i;.
every one of whom has tho interests of the town at heart; and no d if­
. set
Hessie responded, in business-like tone,
yo u th hum med snatches of oin'ra- «•nvekq.ing In» stu ri’iy from . und in»
ference how they may be divided cn religious, p o litic a l or other ques lle r voice was low ami gentle, but her
bouffe.
slippered feet stretched e
to tho
Gone, when a n yth in g pertaining to the welfare of the town comes up, rye» never met hh*. "Come; you said you
Suddenly a broad glare of light fell fire, hi» huge racers h a v a fil'ir.r -i •«
Wi re in grvnt haste."
upon him from the hall of th e l ni«>n nx-m w ith frag ra n t, «in-nm-iu ’uciug
then they act as one man, w orking together in u n ity to accomplish th e i " I t is terribly cold outside,” was the
club. A» ita door opened a slight clouds.
F'rom any vis: .us ho w ua
purposes in view; and in every instance success crowns th e ir efforts.
ra th e r Irrelevant reply.
m an, in a m ilitary overcoat, ran down arouse .1 by th e q uiet query:
*’1» it? 1 th o u g h t the w ind hod died
the steps. F acing the nj.xtulight. this
"YVud ye lie a fth e r m in d in 'a cup o*
m en recognized cneh other.
tay, now, wui a b ite o’ ¡di p r? Or
Moro is about 1400 feet above the sea level, and is locate«] upon r o ll­ down.” T here w as peculiar a tte m p t at
inten-st in th e w eather show ing
"G oodevening, Maj Bond."
wud ye ra th e r w a it fu r th a t ¡hiriu.p,
ing ground th a t slopes g ra d u a lly to tho northeast, m aking a beautiful through h e r tone.
"Good evening. Mr McKee. W alking W illie McKay, to e.x.ni "
"Y es, it has; b u t th a t only tnaki-s it
tow ards home? I ll j«iin you." And.
picture to the tra ve le r entering the c ity from any direction.
“ Why. Mary, how dare you— •Th*
colder. ”
dropping into step, th e federal officer devil! Is th at y ., Yi.'iio. ' C an .1
"S T O P W I I J . t K ! " T IIK I.tT T I.K FOKM UK- w ent on, in seem ing innocence: "H ave
•‘H uealt? llow oild!’’
cried, as he turned. "YYl.y m », >.i
Moro has a fine system of waterworks, and in fact is the only town
FORK HIM ROSE RRECT, COMUAXDFt L.
"Ye*. I think it will frveae to-night,”
not seen you for several days. Been is the m atter? Y on 1 » ■!< a - grave as a
due-king again?"
in the C ounty w hich owns ita own water p la n t, fu rn is h in g an abun­ he said, vaguely.
ghost, for all y o u r tioasense."
The young m an's eyes fell, and a flush
*'I shouldn't wonder. Hut you'd t»et-
"No; not .»ihec I saw you last. My
“ it w as not n a-x-Ui:, e :J y nerj.-us
dance of water to its citizens, as welt as having an u n lim ite d supply in
of sham e sw ept his face. Next in sta n t
te r go up to t aro, now ," she answ ered
m other has been ra th e r sick," McKee practice,” the younger m m r e tu r n -.1.
he raised t«oth bravely, looking into
esse of fire.
from the doorway.
answered,
readily.
‘
Splendid
w
eather
"
I
f I can fool you. I t h i n k I j .0
“ «*h. yes! no tim e to loae," Mr. Mc­ hers os he whispered:
for ducks, too. The shooting w ill bo the bluer.» ats. Carroll, you can trus»
"Hessie,
my
darling!
Van
you
forgive
splendid to m o rro w ."
Mary impli ltly?"
Muro has ono of the best graded schools in the County, and no paiua Kee replied, w ith a sta rt of half aw ak ­ me?"
ening.
He t«M>k tw o brisk steps
"A re you p u u g to try them ? I'll give
"A s 1 can m yself w ith a secret, > r a
"I
have
no
th
in
g
to
forgive,"
she
an­
or expense are spared in b u ild in g up tho sch«x»l, each year m aking it tow arda her, then »topped short again:
yon 0 perm it," the m ajor replied, rath- treasure.” was th e reply. "B u t w h a t
sw
ered,
fran
k
ly
b
alding
out
her
little
" I t w ill be nn aw fully cold ride, if we
e rq u iek lv . it seemed, to tiie already- do you mean?"
better than the preceding one.
hand. " You w ere rig h t to t.peak out, warned Baltim orean. Hut he answ ered,
g»-"
"Gc.ly to p'.ay the Dromios w iih ;
Willie,
if—if
you
susjWs
ted
me.
Hut,
natu rally :
" I am afraid it will. Poor C ato !" she
for onctiifcht only," McKee ausw. < e l,
dear. I’eyton F itzhugh may not be a sol­
Moro has hanking facilities equal to any found in the State, as well answ erisl, w ith eyes still downcast.
•'No; but th an k s all the same. I c an 't looking a t hi* w atch. "B y Jove! ne .riy
"I'm ra th e r glad the wind has gone dier, b u t he is a gentlem an and a — leave my m other. Her tru sted ol<! .-..-rv- twelve! Umg for her, be:'>re she :
as enormous business bouses of a ll kinds that ca rry fu ll lines of every­
m
an!"
d««wn Hessie!"
ant is called stuhlenly aw ay; s>'rioua to bed."
th in g needed in the workshop, on tho farm or in the home.
" I w as alm ost ns unjust to him as I illness of her daughter. She leaves to­
••Why? so th at it may freezo—
fifte e n m inutes late r, t ’le leu.ler >■!
w
as
to
y
o
u
,"
the
y
o
n
th
said,
gently,
as
W illie?"
night: so 1 m ust stay and play «'kief th. g. -. san stood
■ i
he
took
th
e
little
hand
in
his.
"An«i,
nurse to her sulistitute."
“ No; because there'll be lesa bre«-ze,
Muro has a b rig h t future before it, and at no dista n t day its popula­
ro r in M eredith's bedr.x«m, ¡ ¡de bv . ’•?
llcaa,
dear,
W
illie
McKee
may
not
Is-
a
driving fast, you—silly child!"
"W ell. 1 shall be g lad to furnish you w ith Th«» Irish servin.,' wom an, p ,-ir; 7
tion w ill be more than douhlod, as those seeking a pleasant and ideal
"Am I? I did not th in k th a t 1 was gentlem an and a m an, but he certainly perm its," th e o th e r said, eonrteon-dy, 1 -vniy i n : «it.» depth-, a»!., r 1.. / . w. .0
is a grand-donkey!"
place to live, w ith tra nsportation facilities of the very best nt its door, silly." T his very demurely.
"a t any time. Really, they are ¡«-areely l i s deft liand applied ungiit . ;
at
"H ush, sir! A'« one shall speak so mves« »ry now. b u t may ho a t any in
"Oh! perhaps you thought'*—th e talk
and p a in t to his own. Veri".- t ui.> ter
w ith several religious denom inations represented, w ith tho very best
alxm
t
anyone
I
—l/'Ar,"’
m
ent.
t
all
on
ine
w
ithout
he.utation.
of a free.*«' prevented his th aw in g too
T hey w ere very elose to the parlor 1 am som ething o f •» huntsm an m yself." in th e a r t of "m ake up." th e y c .'h 'i
school, w ith one of the healthiest locations in tho State, w ill come and fast, "perhapn 1 nn»?'*
fair round ...ee rapidly to ' n t ■ ■
door and to each other, l l e l n - n t over
"P
erhups,
W
illie."
"Indeed? Wish t had know n th at be«
b u ild themselves a home w ith us and help enjoy the benefits th a t can
h e r bright face, its eyes glow ing softly fore," McKee answ ered, prom ptly. plosion of’ ruddy a g \
"A bout w hat, lieMie?**
t«x». quickly « hanged ..hup
o n ly bn derived from a town th a t has the many advantages th a t Moro
"1 do not know; b u t certainly al»»ut through suspieious m oisture, am P - "H owever, b e tte r late th an never; arid n sq u ic k touch of the j
:
> .
possesses.
tom,thing.
Willie, why did you not Weil, it w as perhopt, fo rtunate th a t 1 shall be glad to have yon jo in o u r very and dci pencil shad >ws in a
r
eome to me at the prisoner»* th a t m orn­ Miss Hessie had been eorrvvt in her next trip. H ere's my door."
w hich tim e’s slower, but sure:'. ’
i -
statem ent: " T h e coast iselear."
ing?"
"T hanks. Good n ight." th e federal mamled years and th e aid of tro '••. ,,
Carolyn Clay w as pacing her self-im- said, m uttering, as he tu rn ed away;
"You seemed better employeil!” Zero
tho h l and experience
posit! prison very restlessly when the "N o harm in him. F itzhugh w u a rig ! "t;
once more.
livv'ly ru n n in g dialogue did u v !;.:•» 04
p
a
ir
entered.
lie's as big a fix>l ns he kx-ks. To y the w ork iu hand.
"Y ou might have shaken hands. A
"I thou g h t yon would never eome,” were m istaken: A needs 1 » w.-.t inn
whispered word would not have tak e n a
she
cried,
im
patiently,
to
the
man.
(T o : v V o n ;,n t.-«I
Suddenly he turni-d. stepping r: p i llv
m inute—’’
£ '< ’• \ AT. * ■’• " ’ •.•iiltig to t*
« « w ill » *»J • L j o l
"No; it did not!" T his w ith a snort "W ell, are we reody a t last? Can I go back to McKee, strangely delat ed by *
to-night?"
.J»''.'
“‘••'■•'■'V *•» «* « •rul.l, fa n . V ine.leaa^^
the fam iliar niglit-lateh.
of iVgnlty.
A!l w a ' . ’.
"Y es," ho replievl, prom ptly; "to*
' S ..FL.
««Mel»»/ Plan»« *M.t orfana la mlnliOunH
"Hy the way. Mr. McKee, w ho is Mr.
"Why,
Willie!
Yon
never
whispered
-.7
'"» « 1 T 4 U 'I. I , « rspfudtlM to« o f co«. it 0 -1 I ->1.11,a l
n
ig
h
t."
Carroll M eredith?"
one— *’
‘
'F
o
r
yea
: s 1 - t.i’ < i
‘- . A 7 ™ o n < now «,» In tb r M a r fu tu ro n . w ill ( I jh I I t w.n.1 toU’
"T h en you have heart! from—him?”
"Carroll? Why. m ajor, he's tA. club
t o jo u . T t . M m ln ln tiirw .h « »« «won prodwewj
"No! but Art did!" Mr. M c K cm shot
o
'il
n
ti"
rv
f oui i. r ? •
She
dropped
h
e
r
eyes
and
her
color
bachelor of the t«.w n: o a r Muryliind'a
his bolt w ith deliberate aim, and
« u t w r il t la « m a n o r o . o r ««..«I ky u«. They m a h l« you to
l i Jo! ’
, ;•
heightened n t th e question, but she ‘Maj. I’eudennis.*
lk»n‘t
you
know
wniteil
for
his
quarry
to
tum
ble,
lint-
r.a » o a M U < a .-U w r toltoM oa o f a piatto o r o ,* a a a * to a t a r i
tering. Hut tho girl lifted to his her eagerly grasped the paper he held out him ?''
oppMWMtoa an4 colar In r o a r ow n »„m a. w i t s toe piai«« J
' t.hat « fi n I w • u ïô ; w i !..
for answ er.
"No; only heard his name. Is he a
grvnt eves, tllleil only w ith wonder:
jg E W lU -S E ND DUR NEW SOUVENIR R A TA LO C ltfJ
Sw iftly her eye ra n over it once and hunter, too?"
l'Iicn, w heu t « c y l i t
,
’ ;, • .i,
"W illie McKee, of whom are m u ta lk ­
’ *' “ " ‘’“ ’ • ’• b i»proaoat- .til i i iu i a l e i t »I» w siT iiT T jrW
again. T hen site seized th e large
ing?"
"A very N im rud," McKee answ ered, l wa.» w ;i>Iiy « uv 1 1 • •);•. Ki.. ’
•
a lto A m er'.'au or„ »n« aipl plaivM I l la a w e r k » r » n t
ilfhllitB
,OU
«*<• I* •« 7Xur* fo r Mw aakl»< 1
"Y on w ill acquit me of se lfish n ess- shovel, th ru stin g it betw een the g rate ligl.tlt "th e best shot and snr«-t east
)J ( Hu*
“
''»«‘lalua m ir a alq u a C e rn ito Plan o f aallUia on
will understand th n t it is n o t on my etc* l»ars far into th e glow ing coals. And of a lly in a ll M aryland. A -y o u ’r e a \*. w P ix c o Y tr/ for Constiti.b .> .
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account a t all!" lie posed w ith effort­ once m ore she fell to studying the let­ hunter, you must m eet him. Hut eeme My v i !t> Hif.'ci'. «1 ii ,1 : - ’ y» f
ful dignity. " I t is w holly on ye«r ow n. ter. her com panions looking on in some in and have a nip before you to rn in "
«ston.a ¡¡i! it ve'i-.î lier, ¡.‘,.1 n ii
Thia cm lhod fcrwt o o a iiM w Ie J llaolf to 1»
w
onderm
ent.
But when a y oung lady volunteers her
lie threw the door wide, tu rn ed up
t t w a n a r o f a M illio n S o i l . f l M T n r r h a
"Y ou understand?" she asked Meliee, th e hail gas, and. for the first tim e, a our rxp t • ‘ l'<" g." - !o ,!.. .; o
dislike and ixm tem pt for a m an, and
U I II I B VOX r « U . IM r o x V A T IO lf .
A &Jl
then I nee her sm iling and w hispering abruptly. "Y ou see w hat he means?"
unionist fix t had pa-soil over Mrs. Me- the best r ■ 1 •
"V aguely, only. Carroll and 1 aro Kee's jealous threshold.
w ith lutn in public place», it does
lx»th a t sea for th e full m enning—for
w orld.” A tr ia i w iil 1
• y i
seem
—’’
" Try th a t brandy," W illie ¡aid in the
WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY, a
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: ,-
"Stop, W illie!" T he little form before th e reason of w ritin g to him ."
<lining-n»om. "M y fa th e r Im ported it it’s unrivaî; .! ;
F
o
r
answ
er
M
iss«
lav
drew
th
e
¡hovel
“ 9 T A || l. | S K I D
him rose erect, cotnm nndfuk "Y ou are
thir*y years ago. We don't m e it often; diseases, ti
t il botti
e
» o v m a a ■.
from
th
e
coals,
strik
in
g
th
e
d
u
d
from
my
stepfather'» cousin; you have
Mary t ionan m ust have left it out."
ml $1. Trial bot'Jes .;«e ,.t .1
know n nn* since ehildhiMMi; we have it and foldinga new spajx-rsm odhlyovt'r
"M
iss
Clonan
has
g»xxl
ta
ste
,"
the
it. T h cu she pressed the le tte r iinuly
been fraud;,; b u t even jo u »hull not
m ajor said, em ptying lu -g lu sa w ith a d r u - g sis.
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