The Wasco news., October 21, 1904, Image 5

C 'lin lc e H r le « t In n .
” i lenrn tliu t Hie Yun B uxtons a llo w
th e ir (lilik e n a to d ir t on th e ir neigh.
l">ra’ flower«,
b o they keep it «•-
v rv t? *
" W e ll, I should th in k not»
I f you
< ’ ne w ith them I he suave M r. V an
Itd x to n w ill u»k If you p re fe r violet*
fed fo w l or ’« Ith k e n tie rone«.* H
S p rila l Card tu Ih « Putrite.
hr <
<«r»a W
o . I « niñear
h liia a a M
d ic in
a c„
«. neri
wo,
M e iilu
ille
2!M
Alder h i l'o rila u d . Orngon, reg íala («ein» in n
'»••"I » It h I I . - « ln r l —r hin« Non. who waa
k illed rre n a tly in In n la n d
h r Wo la not
Secret of the Plundered Safe
b y
K M I L E
G A B O R IA U
year ago- -you gave ma ha«*k my prom-
I “*, told me to con»i«J«*r my«w*lf free from
my engagement, and never to eome n e a r
yo u again.
I f I rotild hare diacovered
in what way I b a re offended you! But
no, you re f need to explain. You told me
Gist an invincible obstacle hiol ar.aen
hot ween na and I believed you, fool th at
I waa! 'I lie obstacle waa yotir own
heart, Madeleine.
I have alw ays worn
ilo: medal, but it has not brought me
happiness o r g«H»d fortune.”
C H A P T E R X.
More than eve», and a ploua woman,
C H A P T E R X II.
Raoul
ahook
Proaper'e hand, closed the loo. who haa two prayer hooka, aiuee aho
<<«‘ ■<1. a n d la |iia < H r ) < at r a m e l o a d o r i, z /3
A a white and motionleaa aa a statue,
A l'le r h t r a r t
««me p o p l e t h o u g h i Ib e r « w aa door « ite r Idm and hurried up the atreet.
could —it up one to w rite to yOU,
o n ly u n a « h i n a t a d o c t o r
M adeleine stood with bowed head before
leaving Prosper atnitding Immovable anti
you rernly to go to M . F s u v e l’s? ^»«?
overcome by diNsppolntmant.
H e waa < «»me on, then; wc have certainly earned the storm of passionate reproach.
Ilo o ir a t lo Ila p p ln e a a .
“ Proaper, my brother, my friend, if
aroused from Ida gloomy reverie hy hear
Mra. N e ig U b o ra M a il hara dl ff »rant log the r«*tl whlaker«*«! man any, In a ban­ our breakfast to d a y .”
you only knew—— **
w i j i «f making hume happy.
n r a iw r ir ii w»
I
“ 1 *tuuW but one thing, Madeleine, and
tering tone:
Mra. lla m a r— H o w .«»?
T l.e v is it ♦«
tr .
1
thftt
th at Jr° °
longer love me, and
’ Ho tlieae are your friends?*
Mra. N eighbors- Home do It hy »ray*
* '* • .
th a t I love jmu
you i more
madly
“ Yea,” said Proaper, with blit erne««. >m.I
z i. i
.
------
iw f u
in o iy than
u t i n ever.
e v e r.
not be pleased? A y e r ’s H a ir
» " T * * ‘7 V * O h*
only knows how
log at home ami some hy afaylng away. “ You heaid him offer me half of hia < l? » n X l etw i? 7 I ,
V ig o r m akes beautiful heads
«hanged
between
the
banker
and
M
.
I
lore
you!”
fortune ?’•
riv ?
i 1? ' 1'1' ' " ’ * * • " l a - I
H e w a . alien!. H e hoped for an an­
o f h a i r , t h a t ’ s th e w h o le
e n r n ia n e n o r t xirwa. R<> n ia nr nar v o u tM o a
"T h a t waa very stingy on hia part;
Aral d a y 'a uao o f h r . M lin e 's « ir a « N a r r «
il.«
office
r‘J“per’
th
*
°
tw
o
k
f
t
•
<
• • ’* None
B ut .„d d en ly the al-
story. Sold fo r 60 years.
why
did
lie
not
offer
the
whole?
Offers
O M o T /“ 1 ft.’r ■ ' ' e » * * t r ia l b o llir and U e«UM k
H I I . K i l u . , Ix d
À n b M| . I't ilta d a lp liU , f a .
eoat nothing, although I have no doubt
Uml
A2.*r ' H“ r * ’»** tnr »
U m a . I t la. In d e ed , a w a n d a rfm h a ir ton ic
that thia sweet youth w«»uld cheerfully
n a t o r 'r .w b a e l l k
r< «««»ring h e a lth to .n.
th e n
h a . ir and - trotto, a nd, a t
give ten thousand francs to put the menn
H e r M o ilic r 'a P ro g n o s tic a tio n s .
“ • * aan,» Urna, p ro v in g • » p le i.d id drexvtnv ”
D a j . w. T a t u m , M ä d in , in d . T.
H e — W hy does your mother luaiat on between you ami Idm .”
“ For what reason?*
?*,
•
*??*!•'
o- Arsa oo..
y<»ur haring an elalrorata church wad
A I «tr»r<f«ta.
« ------ .
“ W ho known? Perhaps f««r the as m »
ding?
fo r
««bling thia hum iliation to the others
Prosper waa az, startled th et he became
H h e— Hhe says It's the last chance I ’||
tliait he haa not »«*t frwet iu Ida which I h are suffered?*
uncle’s house for a mouth.**
perfectly dumb.
H e at«x»d there w ith !
ever have to show off In good clothes.
* You have not. but I have.” replied
Rut that Is the truth, monsieur, I am M . Venluret. “ I could find no way of ashy lipa, aud a chilly sensation creeping »
■•ire of |t.”
You Can (let A llen’s I oot-f!sa< I K I L .
through his veins. M eanw hile Madeleine
gaining
access
to M . F a u ré !, »are
W rit« Allen M. O lm sted, I . R o y.W . Y ., tor a
•’Naturally,** said M . Verduret. with a through you; and now 1 have found out had succeeded in recovering her usual
tree b a iii , lr of A llan • F«M»t > aae.
f t ru rr» provoking smile.
81 QRY F R O M AN A B S T R A C T .
calmness. Slowly and almost uncouaci- !
’ B ur,” he continued.
what 1 w a tte d to know. J am convinced I «„.„j, , he had p ut"on her b o n i'tt “aod
i w ’ H I i i ». h « l awollen . aching feet
ft tnekas
aeri.m. »Ir. ” w r have dev«,led , h„ t M F . nv»l hnA n , ^
.
7
Saw or tig h t «bora ea»y
A ce rta in core tot w ith gh a tim
e to th l. A do n i.
Now. b- |
rz'bberj ”
*
d° > ith
enou
shawl, lying on the a«,fa. Then she ap­ F u r rr N o w in K an««« C ity Hold by Hen-
eerna. Ing ro w ing n alla and hunfotia A l i d rug
........................ - ............. „ ,
gtotaaalllL ><c. I «on11 accept any substitute. good enough to «hang.* y o u r dress, and
a tu r C o c k re ll in Boyhood.
proached Prosper and aald:
Prosper Mnd hia companion had »top­
I f H enator F ra n c is M a rio n C ockrell
we will go and call on M , Fativel. It la
I wish to tell you that I have for-
ped to talk more at their ease near the
T h o rtiu K b iy Kaperi«*nce<L
gotten nothing.
B ut, oh! let not t h i s b « v e
forettcen w hen he waa a
n«*« cM«nry; a«, m ine «>n. Y»»u must have
corner of the R,,» Lafitte. M V e rd a re t
<>flh»iai~ Yea, we have r«».,m f«*r a few miifi«lmce. put on a brave fa c e ”
knowledge give you any hope, the future hoy th a t the g re a t c ity o f the M ittaourl
•«•erned to tw anxious, and waa constant­
«»•••re " L ” road guards. H ad any wipe
Pr«>aper ha«l hardly passed info hia
is blank for na; hut if you love me you t a l k , would l»e b u ilt here n t th e Junc­
rim e» ?
ly looking around aa If he expected some
bedrzmtn when the hell rang again. M
w ill live. You w ill not, 1 know, add to tion o f the K .iw and M issou ri riv e r»
one H e az»on uttered an exclamation of
A pptlcant (vicnfernuslyt— Rchnuowoo- Verduret opened the door.
It waa the
my already heavy burden of sorrow, the he m igh t now be a in u ltirn ilh o u a lre . In
O.owwoyairert!
W ake up!
Im u ’tbaall- l - r - p . . h o
him . .hick l « , „ . |
h°' ' h*
nf mourning your death. F o r my e x a m ln to g tin
day! H iep llvrly! B hakalrg!
and said*
T* r »ni apace he aaw « avnlllon, who waa sake live; live the life of a gozvd mnn.
a b stract to a lo t on
ild:
¡T ra c y , between T h irty -n ix th and T h ir-
bareheaded and running
H e waa ao ex
’ lilla letter waa left thia morning for
and perhaps the day w ill come when I
M o th e r* w ill And Mra. W inslow's ftootbtng
cited that he did not even atop to ahak
can ju s tify myself in your eyes.
And ? *»*venth streets, R. J. H o lm d e n , th e
s
ä
ä
-
- a
-
IJyrup lho beat rem edy to use tor th e lt ch ild re n
now. oh, my brother, oh. my only fr ie n d ,, ■ttor::py. made the
discovery
th a t
d u rin g the teeth in g period.
adieu! adieuT*
C ockrell, in IH47, w hen he waa a boy
la a very od«l looking letter, is it not.
They h are gone, monsieur.
They
She pre»»ed a kiss upon his brow, and
I X ® *n « d e ig h ty acres there, and
I he late Aatun Tcbeehoff waa au In ti­ m a s te r? ’
went almut a q uarter of an hour ago.”
rushed from the mom, followed by Nina he sold it a ll fo r $900. T h e lot w b lc b
mala friend of G orki and Tolstoi, au<l n
It waa. Indeed, a moat peculiar ml»-
Then we hare not an inatant to lose,
waa the rem arkable aucceee of the former •Iva
The address was not w ritten, but and he handed f ’availlon a note he had ( h p ^ y . Pr«Mrx*r waa alone. H e seemed .Mr. H o lm d e n wua looking up sold re-
that encouraged him lo
bis
to he awaking from a troubled dream, t ccntly for $ 5 0 0 0
literary formed of printed letters, carefully cut w ritten some hours before at Prosper'
« fforta.
H e tried to think over w hat had Just,
T h e land 040 acres o f IL was d e e d e d
from a b«»ok. and pasted on the envelope. iioiiae.
happened, and asked himself If he were
T’ ri!f£A,i
,
<*de«l
M Verduret went into the next room and
Here, »end him thia, aud then return lo .lD( h l. mlud. or w h rth -r h . h .d r - a l l j I , J ‘
« « '• ‘ " •a .e D t la
Plazi’a C u re | . a «<>«>d COU i«h medicine.
rloaed the door behind him.
at once to your desk; you might be miss
»l>oken to Madeleine, anzl seen Gypay?
T tb e R tate o f M issouri fo r serni-
I t baa cured coughs an<l «-< »1*1» for forty
’’ H ere is a letter for you,” said M- c«l
I t was very rnah in you to come out H e waa obliged to a ttrib u te all thia t o i n ur^ ^ ’ Tmaes. T h e tra c t w as a ll o f
year«. At druggists. X', « enta
' Verduret.
without your h at.”
the mysterious power of the strange man
to w n sh ip 49, ran g e 3 3 . In
Proaper at one» tore open the envelope
P availlon ran off as quickly as he had
The Waahingt«>n Monument, in W ash ­ Roma bank notes dropped out; be cmjnte«|
whom he had aeen fo r the first time that
Joseph C ockrell, fa th e r o f th e
come. Prosper was stupefied.
ington, I). ( ’ . la the highest in the w<»rl«l.
very morning, aud who had entered th e |S *> m to r. bought eig h ty acres o f it fro m
them, there were ten.
Ilia face turned
“ W h a t” ' he exclaimed.
” Tou know
It towers M S feet in the air. and la h m i i
little parlor.
the S U te fo r $2.(r2 an acre. M r Cock-
purple. I he letter, like the address, was C avaiN on T ’
posed of IH.iMMJ blocks of marble, each
” 1 thank you for your past aervlcea, rell died, and in 1S47. w hen F ra n c is
compound
of
printed
words
cut
out
and
Ho it seems,” answered M . Verduret.
two fees thick.
pasted «»n a ebeet of paper. It was short with a smile; “but we have no tim e to m o n .l« ,.r,- .«1.1 P r . - p , r to him "«m i 4 + .M.1 r,on «•«•h ro ll . . . J3 / e a r . old. ho
cline them for the future, as I have no n etltlo .ea the
•»
«. u.
hut
explicit:
trava or Onio, Ctrv or ‘I o l a ix ,, i
ta lk ; come on, h u rry !" And he act the , , - d of them. I f I .„ . m p t r d to -t-f-n d S ^ „ , . * 1 .
<U* r '
“ M y H ear P rosper- A
friend, who example by striding rapidly toward the
Lucas < or wry,
{
m y honor and my I l f - It w „ I w i a o I |
’
* *l»htj «¿rh«.
Taaw a J. « Msasv m akes oath th a t he la knowa the h««rror of your aRuation, sends
Rue I .a fa ret te.
H e suddenly stopped hoped that Madeleine would he restored
a n l« ,r p artn e r «,( th a f l r w n l » M i u - i r A
In Lu< P * « » » he said th a t be a l­
thia
There la one heart, be aaaured. before a door bearing the numl»er Pl.
t o , doing bua lue» a In the < tt y of Toledo, <«iuo
to he. I have been convinced to -d a j t h a t , r,'a '*-T *>H’ ited a fa rm in W a rre n s b u rg
ty and a ia te ab,*eaal<l and th a t aald firm w ill that shares your suffering»
Go aw ay;
“ W e are going in here,*’ he said to all is at an end between us; retire from * u f lu e n t ly large fo r bia needs w h e n
pay lh « m m o lO .s r H l .SpKX.I, ix»LLAMA (or leave France; you are young; the fu tu re | Prosper; “come.”'
»arh an«1 every rasa of < «T a m r m th a t canuot ba
the atruggle. and care not w hat becomes he should become o f age. and. besides,
Is before you. ilo , and may thia money
•u re d by the usa «»( H a l l s < a t a m r m <X a a
They went up the steps, and atopped
of me now.”
¡b e said, tbe big atorm o f 1H44 th e
FRANK J. « int.\KY, bring you happiness!”
on the aec«>nd fl«wr, before a door over
t»w«»rn to before ma and •u b e rrlh a d In mv
Prosper waa ao derided thst M . V e t- y e a r o f tbe g re a t flood, bad b lo w n
"Everybody wishes me to go aw ay,” which waa a large sign, "Peahlonafcle
prweenra, thia t t h «lay of lm«wm t * r , A I» pwa
• ♦ • “’ h * 45 * larra* f „
« o w n a ll tb e tree« on his e ig h ty acre
rrie«l Proaper; “ then there muat be a con­ Oreesmaker.” A handsome bellmpa hung
*
A.
U LK A lM iN ,'
Yon must be mad
he finally . . I d
t r a t l ln j ackBOn coant , nd tb e re fo re
J asAL j
Notary Tubile. spiracy against me."
on the w all, but M . V erduret did not
No. unfortunately I am not. Made- «• WOI, M »...
i
«
u.
«
re. re
••Now." asid M . Verduret, ” we m u st touch i t
H e tapped w itb the knuckles M » h « . . - . « d
lo r .
.„ d o f . h . t
V
,Or h lm ,o
«
lla ll's C a ta rrh C ure la taken In te rn a lly , and * * k » a d v a n ta g e o f thia evidence, game«] In a peculiar way, and the door instantly
im portance la anything else?*
because, w hen he would come o f age.
acts «llrretly on the blood and mucous surfaces by th e im p ru d e n c e of our enemies, with-
openwl as If soma one had been watching
of the system Men«l f n e » tltr.« .n la ls . free
O1I.
Ho you suspect nothing? you did not
** ^ m her w ould be a il dead. H ic k s
III begin with tha por- for hia signal on the other aide.
« - . a s . . F J <’ » « S F . r «k CO., Toledo, 0 .
The see w hat was hidden beneath her words? arx^ S m a rt o f Iude|»endence w e re Cock-
Hold by hrueslsts, 70c
to r.”
door was «»pene.1 by a neatly dressed
H a ll’s F s t a i l y T ills are the beaL
rell a law yers. T h e co urt g ra n te d bis
H e opoued the d«»or and rallbd out. woman of alxmt forty. She quietly tish- Perhaps it was not a delicate thing to
do. hut as long as the object I» good we request aud tbe land w as bought by
The porter entered, looking very much »red M . \ erduret an«1 Pm aper Into
Ho M a n y H a v e ,
aurrriaed at the authority exercised over n *M dining mom with several
doors need not look too closely nt the means. Joseph B ro w n fo r $900.__K unaaa C ity
" H e r o la an a rtlc lo alwuit o ur cor­
1 listened, and I am glad th a t I did. j S ta r.
his beiger by thia stranger.
opening Int«» It. M . V erd ure! asked, in
rupt iHillce." anbl the rep o rter. " H o w
W ho gave you tliia letter?" asid M
« low tone, pointing to one of the doors: because now- I can say to you. ’Take
courage, Proaper; Madeleine loves you:
should I head It? *
Verduret.
“ In th ere?
she has never ceased to love you.”
“ O il. Juet nay the c ity hits n hnd cane
"A messenger, who said he waa paid
“ N o.” said the woman, in the same
L ik e a mnn who. feeling him self at
o f the blues,” replied the grent editor. for bringing it. H e is the errand runner J tone, “ over there, in the Httle parlor,
w lio stamla at the corner of the Rue Pi- i
M . V erduret opened the door pointed the point of death, puts faith in the doc- |
tor's promises. Prosper saw a ray of
K ? f h *y LIOUOP-MORTHINL-lOBAfCO
' out. and pushed Prosper Into the h ttle
hope in M . V erduret’» positive assertions.
“ Go aud bring him here."
| parlor, whispering ns he did so:
G h .” he murmured, suddenly calmed,
'IC ir e MAön* POWAAEWnY CURED
A fte r the |»orter had gone M . V enluret
G«> in, and keep your presence of
'if
I could only believe-------”
rend the letter over several times, »can­ m ind.”
’’ Believe me. 1 am not mistaken. Ah.
w - ro n r u n nAAncutASi
ning the sentences nn«l weighing evvry
But
this
injunc*!on
was
useless.
T
he
s w ti « M ir rr 'tT im T iiu T t- h o r t l
you have not guessed, as I did, the suf­
word.
instant lie cast his eyes around the room
L it t le T i m i (< o « m 1.
"E v id e n tly thia letter was composed into which he had so unceremoniously fering« of thia generous girl, struggling
H usband— W hy do you shop at Slogo by a woman,” he finally said. “ Never been pushed without any warning. Pros­ between her love and what she l>elievee
o he her duty. Did not your heart hound
Co.'s, inst««n<l of at Pastime's?
would one mnn doing atndher
service. per exclaime«!. in a stnrtled voice:
at her words of farewell?
She ia not
W ife -F n s tiu ie ’a has »ome n«*w sort «tf ami sending him nmney, use the word
“ M adeleine!”
free.
In recalling her promise to you
•leetrical contrivance which brings your *bapplucaa.’ Now let us nee if we can
It waa indeed M. F a u v e l’s niece, look­
change ao quick you don't h are tim e to discover whence the printed words were
she obeyed a suj»eri«»r, irresistible w ill.
ing more beautiful than ever. Standing
rhnuge your mind.
She sacrificed herself, for whom?
Wa
taken to ('oiupose this le tte r.”
in the middle of the mom, near a table
H e approached the window and began covered with silks and satins, she was shall noon know, and the secret o f her
to study the panted words with all the arranging a skirt of red velvet embroid­ self sacrifice w ill reveal to us the secret
Ottl.’OON
PO R TI A NO
of the plot of which you are the victim .”
scrupulous attention which an antiqua­ ered in gold.
A t sight o f Prosper all
(To be continued.)
rian would devote to an old palimsest.
the blood rushed to her face, and her
Hninll type." said he, “ very alender beautiful eyes h alf closed, as if ahe were
A <J!RL*M M 'H O O I, i»K T H E HIG M K H T
F r ie n d s o f tb e !>«»<.
an«l clear; the paper is thin and gl osay. about to fa in t. She recovered fm m her
< L A M e n rp a n f te a c te s, |oreil<>n, build-
F o u r lx>ya, a v e ra g in g a lio u t 10 year»
I have i t ' ” he cried; “ now I have It. momentary weaknes», and the aoft ex-
Ing e<|iilpin»*nt—the best bend lor c a t­
alogue
In to the office o f a c itj
These words are all cut from a prayer- pre«sinn o f her eye» changed to~onc "of I n t a Kc>
Mrs. L C. Of over, Vice-Pres-1
r w r t v v <>n«a«vw .H « n t« s r v v l> w r I R . I Q O 4 book.
W c will look, at least, aud then haughty resentment. In an offended tone
am i tax collector, leading ¡dent Milwaukee, Wis., Business
we shall be Certain.”
ahe «aid:
w ith them a tim id canine— a black and
PKICBS T H A T T A L K ,
Woman’s Association, is another
H e moistened one o f the words pasted
“
You
promised
me
upon
your
honor,
" h lte w a te r spaniel. One o f the boys.
lies! g aiy a n lra d standard w ro ug ht Iro n pipe
on the paper with Ids tongue, and when
*♦ •u fb , I > '.si ,>er It»» fa -t.
K*-et galvanise 1
one of the million women who
monsieur, that you would uever again w ho acted aa «¡x>kesman. raised him
standard w rought Iron |>lpe. 1 Inch. |7 tt > |*«ir it was sufficiently softened he detached
seek my presence. 1« thia the way jo u self on tip toe, looked over the counter have been restored to health by
U<» te e t
a h » i / f » m
Inara am i «
It with a pin. On the other aide of thia keep your word?”
I 11* st luweat m a rk e t prices. W' ihm I pum ps-*
and asked:
word waa printed a devout L atin word.
««tpacliy one barrel per m in u te . I*
Itu b
un
usins Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­
'»oer.
“ I did promise, mademoiselle, but so
•’Please, m ister, la th ia w h e re you
J e a th v r and canvas t>alHug, hose and packing D e lta
many
things
have
happeued
since
that
at » hol«»aie t.rU c«
W rite u . ior your » a n ts
table Compound.
Ah. ha.” he «aid. with a little laugh
get dog licensee?*
In the m ach inery ’ I»«
Irrig a tio n plants a
terrible day that I think I am excusa­
Rut whnf
“
Yes.
m
y
la
d
.”
was
the
rep
ly.
«l-ecialty
Kelata »n M achinery Co., Port­ e f satisfaction. " I knew it.
“ Dw 4R M r «. PiNttnAM : — I w as m a r­
ble in forgetting, for one hour, an oath
land, Oregon.
lias heroine of the mutilated prayer book*
‘‘ W e ll, you see. i t ’s this w a y — we rie d fo r several years and no c h ild re n
torn from me in a moment of blind weak-
( ’an it have been burned? No, baenune
neaa. It ia to chauce. at lea Nt to another w a n t a license tag fo r th ia dog. H e blessrxi m y home. T h e d o /to r aaid I
a heavy hound hook ia not easily burned.
w ill than my own. that 1 am indebted a in ’t got no home, and w e ’ve adopted had a c o m p licatio n o f fem ale tro u b le s
It 1« thrown in »«»me corner.”
a n d I could n o t have an y c h ild re n un­
fo r the happiness of once more finding him . W e 'v e named him J a c k .”
M . V enluret wn» interrupted hy the
less I could be cured. H e tr ie d to curs
m.vaelf near you.
Alas! the instant I
Ppon
In
a t t tbe
porter, who returned w ith the uiea»eu-
.
.u q
q u
u . iry
t y i It t w
w aa
a . learned
icam eo th
ma
m e m e, b u t a fte r e x p e rim e n tin g fo r sev-
WONDERFUL
saw
yon
my
heart
bounded
with
Joy.
I
ger.
dog had been w a n d e rin g around, and! e r» l m onths, m y husband became dis-
HOME
did not th in k— no, I could not think-
ig h h t w hen w e noticed
“ Ah, here you are.” he »aid. encotir- that you would prove more pitiless than th a t 1he poundm an had made several F U8tc<t and one n lig
TREATM ENT
agingl.v. Then lie »bowed the euvelope stranger» have been, and caat tne off unsuccessful a tte m p ts to catch
the th e te s tim o n ia l o f a w om an w h o had
Th te w n n d e rfn i C hn
»i«-», i been cured o f s im ila r tro u b le th ro u g h
of the letter and «aid:
itea* doctor la ealted
when I am so miaernhle
and
heart- nameless canine, b u t the boys w ,tn th e use o f L y d i a K . P i n k h a m ’a
« re m b x t u M he rn rea
“ Do you remember bringing thia letter broken.”
w hotn^ t h e , a n im a l had m ade friends V e g e ta b le C om p ou n d , he w e n t'o u t
people w ith o u t opera-
here thia morning?”
lien th a t are g ive n up
’ You know me well enough, Proaper. j could h and le him a t w ill. F in a lly they and” b o >ught
ught a
a b
b o
o ttle
ttle fo
fo r r me.
me. I used
U> «lie. H e cures w ith
’’ P erfectly, mousieur. I took particu­ to he sure that no blow can »trike you
tlioee w o n d e rfu l C h i­
took p ity upon Jack because o f tbe Youp m icdi
edicine fo r th re e an d o n e -h a lf
la r notice of the directions; we don’t without reaching me at the »ame time.
nese herne, roots, bode,
scares th e poundm an gave h im , and m o nths, im p ro v in g s te a d ily in h e a lth ,
bark« am i vegetable«
often see anything like it.”
You suffer, 1 suffer with you: I pity you
liia t are e n tir e ly un
raised
one d o lla r and a h a lf am ong the and in tw e n ty tw o m onths a c h ild
"W
h
o
told
you
to
bring
It,
a
gentle­
k a o w n to m ed ical sol-
na a «later would pity a beloved brother.”
came. I c an n o t fu lly express th e jo y
«no» In this c o u n try . T h ro u g h the use o '
man or a lady?”
“ A »Inter!" aaid
Prosper,
b itterly. hoys o f the nelghborliotxl w ith w hich and th a u k fu ln c s a th a t is iu m y h e a rt.
those h a rm le aa rem edies this fam ous doctor
"N eith er, monsieur; It wa« a porter. “ Yes, that waa the word you used the to buy a license tag fo r the caniue.
know s ths actio« a f «tver kuu d iffe re n t r»iu
O u r hom e is a d iffe re n t place n ow , as
u lle s. w h ic h hs s u ccessfully uses In d iffe re n t
I have never «een him before.”
w e have so m eth in g to liv e fo r, a n d
«lay you bnui»he«1 me from your pres­
diseases
H e g u ara n te e s to c u r« e a lta rb , a sth ­
"V e ry w ell; I w ill give you ten franca ence. A »Inter! Then why during three
K ig h t iu g a W ro n g .
ma. tang, th ro a t, rh e u m a tis m , nervousness,
a ll th e c re d it
is due to L yd lit
•lo in a r h , liv e r, k id n e y s , e tc.; lies h u n d re d s of
a day If you w ill walk about the atreet« jenrit did you delude me vt Ith vain
” N n w .” snapped the m arble-h earted E . P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le C om ­
isstl m o u la is
C hargee m o d é rais . C a ll and
and look for the porter who brought hopes? W as 1 a brother to you ths day fem ale. “ I a in 't got n o th in ’ cooked fer p o u n d . Y ou rs very sin c e re ly , M rs .
see h lm . t'a 11 en IS ou t of th s c ity w r ite for
b la n k s and circ u la rs. Mend stam p.
CONSUL­
L .C . O l o v f r , 614 G ro v e S L , M ilw a u k e e ,
this letter. Every evening at eight o’clock when, at the foot of the a ltar, we swore | enny lo w dow n tra m p .”
T A T IO N » K K K
AOUHKSS
come to the Archangel, on the Quay to love each other forever, «nd you
B®' the
<•<* h w
ron
g done
replied
un
g ry
taebo sheet
"1' ' ' P " ? 1? ’ ? ’
• A - * ’" “ '® " -- » « » 0
Hiilnt Michel, give me h report of your f , » „ ■ „ „ „ I . ,„)• neck « h o lj relic, .
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
•‘I
’m fo r fa t i f irlglnal of about lattar ftautna
search and rcctdve your pay.
Ask for mid said, ’ W e a r this always for my «ake. 1
1
2BJ Alder M l., Hortland. Oregon.
....
i
«wate
H
araffMaag.
,tr a ,n J ’ 3,1 rlg h t’ h11
M . V e rd u re t I f you find the man I w ill never p art from it, and it w ill bring you
M e o « .wn paper
give you fifty francs. D on’t lose a m in­ good fortuné!* M
I
R)w-iiow u o i k *. I in At ( de head
ute. S tart off!”
Madeleiue attempted to interrupt him J uv m e P fofesshun. See?”
P . N. U.
No. 4 3 -1 0 0 4
“ M onsieur,” said Prosper, when the hy a supplicating gesture; he would uot
porter hud left the room, “do you »till heed It, but continued, w ith increased bit-
W . K . V a n d e rb ilt’« Inside
tennis
I t IT H K N
think you see a woiuau’a hand iu thia ternesa:
yy — wklw thl«
court a t hia w in te r home, O akd ale.
affair?”
"Qua month a fta r th a t happy day— a | Mass., la to coat $100,000.
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