The Santiam news., October 27, 1905, Image 1

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Wa buy our etock In largo quanUllœ
and beep a full lina »! carriage
and
wag-oi material. All binda of work la
ur lino done on abort eolico
&:1» Crafoa
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and Wagonmakers
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SHELTON
BEAL ESTATE BROKER,
D *. » general banking ani aacha-g*
bua nana. L - na meda al »arreni ratea
and drafto teaued aa pnaatpaù eine«
Tuttle* of th* ?* m *
Mctery Pxkllc
Bdl* Or*g«B
IAST ADD SOU*!}
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Southarn Pacific Co.
Jeweler SBASTA BOUTS
R. V. HR6EY
Watchmaker and
All kind« ef welche«, clocha «ed Jewelry
Traina leave Waat fi. la for Portland
and wa< I »
• »I .1 *6 a m
leave
or Albauy al 3 «4 p tn
| rumpUy repaired.
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CORNER SALOON
l ina Wlnas, I Iquura and Cigar*
Pura Uquvr« for Modluinal Purpouua
-eave« l'ortlend i SO c m , I AO p
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Albany It 10 y m , Il W r
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Arrive« Aahlend It S3 « m . 11 M « an.
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Sacramento 7 M t- m . A M a m
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Han Franctaco 7 M p u* , I M a
Pullman and Tvuriat care ee b* th
train* Chair care H», rameute to t>g
den and El l*a«n. and tourial car« to
t'hi, ago, fit louto. Naw Orlaana and
UealungL-n
Oimnactiag at Han Fran l^e witfi
»verel ilnae for Honolulu. Japan, I Lina
•iulippinea. Central and South Amer
hee Mn M K Woodnar.aee. ag«ut al
W eat Scio .talion, er ad lreae
Gira Cl a Call
W. E. CUMAN, O. P. A..
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Portland, Ore
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW
EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES
l*SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES,>
Irvins & Myer, Prop».
Hack connects with all trains at West Scio
and. morninf train at .\1 tinkers
are first-class and our horses food
drivers Prices reasonable
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
COUNTY.
OHKGON
For*«<h Ajente Ar« Eagerly Pick »eg
Up Cereal* Where They Can.
CbLxgo, Ort. 2 4 — Tbe Ati>»fi-TU»
grain trmfo ie juet I «"ginning lo rxim
that Eurvpn »■ prm ti*ally barren ot all
ct>*rw grain »upplire an«! ie willing to'
jxy whatever pri«*» it nr» •»«•ary to »ap­
ply the want
I'nprr* edent mi Mire of ,
new «x>ra. which thie year M of
i liutixlly gntxl <piahly ami altnoet rqunl
to old torn for ell Purpe**, ie one cd *
the sign* ’»« th# <*tmrna»r< lel bnfCMSMHer
Sale* within twoJeyesd mote than
K Reeuma of tha La«» Important but 2.0UOJ400 buebele uf barley mall, at
CH Al’TKM XVIII
th « point eL»ne, to ewy nothing of m I m
Not Lena Interetling Event*
« »r»
•Nuhawljr
N»iie»r<l that
at other • enter*. io another vigniti* ant
Hut
rabU«i. Mr l.*<hBti,~ I «»nt on
of the P«»t Week
Agenta
of
foreign
bou.»«
are
pxxinter.
i th« ÜH'l iif of (he xn
■»•m* <>» < «how
•roaring the market« everywhere, p 1 It­ (that fs9 rnnllj «er» r-bbed whU« > you
mg up ali available datum wheat. 1 »••• iaxwnxibie. |*»rh*p« •• «h«ll Üu*i
whit b ie l*ing grrmhlv enapped up by (&•
(au. »»m« «liy “
The t^rf truel haa ma,le a new altark
Kur«»pe4 more repo ml.y Kaeeie, whu h
«• •ball.** b* Mid. "If they
■m thè indtclnieul« agame» it.
!• woefully elsort of wheat. Thit ie *r« In tb« band« of r »tu«* *t»d villain»
A larga are« in Clarkama« ouioty, •hown by the fa* I that (hire»*, hereto« I »hall lx much tb« better fi>r It. Knough
It la •traag*.
ffregon ha« been a,l*l«*l lo tbe Cnacu,!« fore the forrnnet whcml center of R’l»- Mid «boul inf robbery
I kn.w
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iiN, ie practically an empty port thia U». both on tbe **tue
n<4 then what he meant. "Both on th»
year.
American euatnme oftirvre have cap-
Inag y.are
Tbe public L a « wotideted why the •ease day «ad after til
Hi rd a 'arge amount of releí arm« in
What c*a th J* tneaaT Will." b. eald.
wheat
market
hat
l*en
qaiwarent
while
Santo farming,*.
Mfwrly, ’ t«dl me I n.v.r did any harm
the export drmaml for every other grain i
“Tire Natarine" i« the title of a new haa been Itoonung by leap« ami buumle. !• y»u. yea’»« never had «ny Und t»
morti«g» tell axe do yoo knew nothing
Biblical ami hietorlral play ju«l pro- The explanation i* rwey. t'anadmn ex Inf the paper*? Wh»n you found tIU* b«<
duceaf in Chicago.
port rm Imre l*reti reaching into the d: 1 y
«er n- th ng *V it th* p*i’» •?
"1 ■:. ■ w n--I 1111«
II' • should IT"
The Northern Pacific I« to relue» tl>» mill lone of wheat in Manitoba ami
It •
It matterà lutto I am not con
running tune li»ti><-»ii Portland ami •ending ju«t riHHiglj to European mar
krte to keep tbe price down until they cerurd I with the rubber, but with tbe
Seattle one-half hour.
I xBUBt deal
• an get puweeaeion of the entire North* iman wbu haa them now.
The money in circulation in the wv*t crop at their price.
j with him. • nd, ibera, yon cannot help
I'nited btatee ahowe a large |«*r capita
Farmera of lbw Northwest, in timir* ' ma. un!»». no n-> I cannot ••• It. you
would ani help me '*
tncreae«* f„r the fiwal jr<*er of IW»S.
volejH*»! country, have no etorag*' fa» iL
got
"Anyhow, tir lalghan. you’ve
Every railroad leading from Moarow itiwa, ami moat armi their wheat to twenty pounla back a«aln
That It
It ia going ink) elevator« at i-methlog
in tled up by th»- .trike and a famine market.
Confa«, that you are plea»
no« threetene the ancient Ktia«ain cap­ Montreal ami otlwr pointe East ami on
the
ifi< *<uuit, and when it ie all
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ital.
' Young man. If yen
< leaned up prn-ee will undoubtedly all orar with rh.'imatlc pain., do you
During the 12 month» ending June
take a •eneational jump, for Europe think ha li pto.Md tu flail that they
30 la»t, Iteti fvereon» uere kill««l and
has no wl eat ami mutt pay our price. bava toft hto Ulti, flng.r while they ara
13,7ml iiijurcl aa tfie reeult -f a,vid»nl»
• II I r.-l n t ir*,ua al. over th« r»«t of
on railroad train, of the Vnited State».
hla body? That l. tny -■■••“
MOVING T HOOPS HOMEWARD
"l ani • >rrr to br»r It. At th. .»ni.
The government cable from Seattle
tini», tw.nly pound!. •• I Mid b.fura.
to Sitka ia out of order and ia pr< - Trains From Harbin Are Crowded
to a-m.tbing "
uoutieed by «-Xpert» to Iu, of poor qual­
"It'» l>»«n lying Idle fur ala y.ari
With Men and Equipment.
ity. A new line may lie put in at a
Twenty paunla it compiuti! Intrre.1 1
Harbin, Ort. 24 —N w that the rati-
cxet of I *00,000.
don't ap.ud my latera.t. I prumlM you
Mt at ion uf the pern e treaty haa Ivrn - wo : d now !■« «li and twenty pound«
Penney Ivan ia ha,l over fl.000,000 in announced
to the gMcmbl, prune- l'v« loet all pound«"
the Alleghany bank which recently aioii haa been Riven by hra«l>|'iartrrw to
the
1 laughed
v
aa wbe km** <
clomle it» door». The »'ate trea.urer telegraph the
val-i. t IntarMt laugh» •••! y
I ei
aaya lie haa every reaeou lo Iwlieve that living rapidly
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It 1» amply protected.
bou nd traili« from the poaition are day« ot my Ufa
"A. for th« papera, thara'i a dead J oab
The b ranco-Grrman agreement leave* haded 1« it li troop« and their equip-
of one hundred «nd fifty pound, a year
mrnt.
Morocco in the lurch.
All three y«are I've wait
Hal! of all the native building« in Think «if that
AmI«»»»dor Meyer urge« an improve­
the northern part of K*iancliengl«u and •d and hope! yea I’ve prayed actual
ment in the diplomatic eervic«.
.f preyed that I might g.t my paper«
vicinity have been ferjuiaiUoneil for u«e
t a< k again Three the xeand pouada ther*
Sei.alor Dolliver declare« that tbe preparatory to thia movement home­ • re. air.oag tbeee peper«, be«!dea th» <er
Chicago univ-eralty amelia of Standard ward and many hute and buildings tificatee and thing« that I cou 1 rep.«-».
Oil.
there and elaewberv will I m » oaed by Nearly ail Mary a f-rtuoe I >et ”
aiitbotltiea a ill
“No,” I Mid
”lk»a‘t flatter yeuraelf
Official corruption continue« in Chi­ tboee troop« which tbe
liefore
winter. that you I at any f Miry’» money
It
Ire
unable
to
move
na, note itltotandingthe reform policy
Y u are truatee
Lieutenant General Limevitch, who w«» your own money
a-lopt«*d.
ba. I—ii here «ince tklolier 12, con­ for Mary’s fortune, remember and you
A W lacon.in woman leliev,-» »he haa template« a viait to Vladivoetok. A will hue to pay It o»er In full.”
He winced and groaned
found her eon, kidiia;*e<l 2b year» ago, prominent general haa been appointed
“Three thouMad p >unda{
W th the
in Seattle.
to conduct «he movement of Kuraian
Intereat It would now be werth nearly
The I nion Pacific 1« to eatabliah » priaonere from Nagasaki.
four thousand pound« at five par cent
The K ukko t'hiueee bank ie preparing And n >w all aa g<H><! aa lost!”
new limited train hetaeen Omaha and
to
i-
’
prii
ite
former
branch.*«
along
the
♦
Mr Leif if
1 sxn a rry for
I- mi Angele«.
line of the South Manchurian railroad
s
part
a rly m | i w
Methoia of a San Kranciaco tru.t and ia arranging to eelabl-oti agvnciee hsrs to Anti that f ortune of Mary a rery
Company have caueed the bank examin­ at Dalny. Port Arthur, Yinkow, .Muk­ 1 soon.”
er» to clime the door».
"Shall I, Matter Will Nathareote? I
den and Tie Pa««.
The Amur railroad will l*e immedi­ ■hall give Mary h»r fortan« • Leu I
Baron Hayaahi, Japan«»» mimater to
pisase not at a.:. un>«e I pJaaae Mary
Rugland, >• likely to lie calle,l home U> ately extendial to l!lagova*tchen«k and
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baa got to
K«l>arov>k
f.'u-al
authoritle«
ate
l*e
take charge of the Foreign office.
to me, else ehe wer» t get anyth ng
ing re-indu»trie« eatabliahed.
When I give my consent to her m*r
The Prince and Piimwaol Wglee are
rlage. and not tfo then—not till then *
going to India to quiet the aiiteg,>iii»m
GOLD STANDARD IN MEXICO.
I «hall hare te deliver np ber fortune
toCuraon.
The tup «ill cuat lb*
Good night to you. Will Netherr ue ’’
Britieh pawipli, ll.ooo.ooo.
Import* Have R**en and Activity I*
I*rt « r»n
Taft aaya the difference
CHAPTER XIX
Marked in Many Line*.
Ri.wievelt and Bryan on the railr>ia<i
Darted the.« day. Dav.d lad ' •
Mei
iro
City,
(h
l.
24
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The
ctirrway
1 uwetion ia that the preaidenl «anta
of • aolltary
H. a-m.tlm.. w.ut to
rate control, while Bryan ileeirea gov- anti rxt han^r cotumiMion whi< h han the lun ha w.nt to th. vtllaga .hop en
l>prn
lti
vherfe
ot
luattrrw
conn«
<'te<i
th* *r»*n to buy what ba 8 • 9
I
ernment ownerahip.
with the |iuttintf into operation o( the b. .«pt wholly to hlma.if
Except for
Then* ia a general feeling of r- ll.-f in money reform, met yeeterday under the that daily vtott to lirataor. he talked to
Euro|w now that Norway and Swede« chairmanship of F mam e Miniet««r Li­ uo oaa.
War man ton.
have aettled their difference»
It waa Rnnuur.ceal that the
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' h'm luaulng
hetwura thvae t«<> countries »M only mint had
«•■»in»ng new I > gold ov.r tha Avid gataa. lol'er ng along th»
prevented l,y intervention of the po* ■ pKtrfl. The monetary chang** lo a gold aaua
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I aupp-M that
era.
Iteate ha* t»«*en operative now for nearly on* of our high h.dge*
h;. loafln* and waadanng If« bad tnad.
Rockefeller ha» advanced the price of ail month* ami haa brought ahodt the
work ef any kind 4tota.t»ful to him Hto
•lability m rate« of exchange on foreign
crude oil 10 cento.
fac« wa. not a pl.a.aat on* to gai. upon
tnarketa,
regard
tree
of
the
venations
tn
and for a .tranf.r would hav* b»an tar
Prroident R.xwevelt vieited the home
the pri«e of »liver.
rifylag
At thia lima w. kn.w Prom
->f Ida mother at Ro»«ell. Georgia.
Im|»orti have riarn, owing to the hlary that h. w.ot nearly .very day to
I.imevitch haa order«! the barricadaa
gtcater puii haaintf power of the people. Grati. r, but a. had ao auap -lo* of
■ nd trenebee be haa Iwrii occupying
There hat tiern an increaee of a< tivity what wa. Mid or don. th.r.
My own
deetroyed.
in manufacturing, mining, land trane th-iighta lad*«d. were wholly occupied
Twelve commiiwioned army officer« action», etc , and Mein an eirbange on with th. fortUBM of Gaorg. fiidcot. an!
have tieen convicted during tbe |*a»t a g »Id beat« haa (wen effected without I *••• «mail h.ed to thia aulhy h.rtalt
"David.” I aahad him. meeting b.m
year by enurt martial.
pertnlwtinn of any kind and retulltng
one day face te far» eo that be could
quantitiee of rich pearle are being in in* rraar <>f general pruejwrity.
not »Up out of my way. "why do you
found on the Kankakee river, aaya a
never com* over te Rldrot«? Have w»
Reform
of
the
Service.
la Porte, Ind., diepatch.
offended you la any wayT'
Washington, Oct 24 — Kivrwtary Root
"No." h« replied, atewlp, aa If he waa
A Chicago woman dreeeed in man'»
hat completed a plan fof the rrorgan thlnhlag what he ought to repiy "no
garb invttnrllvely re*, ho I for her akirt
iiMtom <>( tbe diplomatic and cutieular I d-’U't know «tartly that you bar* of
in cniMing a atreet.
Her arnet fol­
•er vice.
He haa recently worked fended me "
lowed.
"C-me ov.r thto .».n ng and tell u.
out a erbwmw whereby he ho|>ee to er
The geographical »urvey haa reported curw the hearty co-operation of con- what you think about doing "
“No.
I doa't think I can go over
that the »and of llie Pacific c,«»t 1» green.
Among other thing« he will
nearly one-third iron. Thia i» the re­ recommend increase uf the talary f >r thto .veulng "
•t'booae your own tlm», but com« b*
mit of tool» niade doting the |**»t »um- amteMMudore, mintatere and ronaula;
fora I go back to l.-ud -u "
mcr at the fair ground».
ownerahip by the Vnited Mia tee of Ita
"George will 1.« turii.l out of hto ptor«
( »reign Irgationa; the merit ay»tem in bef-r« th. .nd of th* year Th« old maa
The weather bureau aaya that 'luting
the Alling <»t vacancies tn all pieitiona told m« eo
Then ka'll gn. too.
Mary
the clear cold nighte Northern Light«
under the grade* ot amlnuuiador and Mya aha will go with Georg.. Then I
of rare brauty ahould lie even.
ronaul general.
»ball ba toft alon* with Carla Dan " lb
laugh»? quietly
"1 think t »hall go aad
Japan«««* merchante aro to put a t!**v*t
llv« at tiratoor. and taka rar« of blm
Mancan Crop la Short.
of «toamoro on the Pacific euaat trade
We ehaU hav« happy time* together
Mexico C*ity, Oct. 2t —The abortneaa
that may male brav y inroad* on pruo-
when yon ar« all gm« and I am left
ant compente« They will earry height of I the wheat crop 10 greater than waa alon« with blm "
r»t
IlmatwJ
a
lew
week«
ago,
and
luillero
at atout one-third th* prraeut rat«.
"Why. David, you wouldn't harm th*
are linking lor the entire removal "I poor old man aow. would you?"
Pekin advice« «ay Ruaeia and China the duty on American anil Canadian
“Not harm blm? Not harm him? DU
will renew the treaty of 1717. Thia wheat by the fir»t of next year. The you a.k him ala yvara ago If ha wa*
will allow Rum a U> e«tm I her trade city liakerv have reduced the aiie of t Ing to harm ma? Will be barm G« »rg.
in Mongolia and permit het aubjrrt» their luavee. ««verting that it la in>|«>e- fiidcota now 7“
Toe eaenot fore« • mai to be am-labte.
Io engage in mining «nd railway enter eible to give the name weight a« l..r
to entertain
marly. There are anme «tra-ke of wheat nor caa you fore» klar
priem.
in the band» of large farmer« here, but thought* t charity, t rgiv«nae. and ion*
Wtwtern railroad» are placing heavy
»offer .*
I mad* no m-r* attempt« to
not .utflrlrnt to bring down the price.
•ad th« maa bark to better way* and
older« for equipment.
old hablta
Proteata to the Porte.
It ia announced that the etribee 10
And all th« tlm«. «vury day David waa
Oonelantinopie, Oct. 24 —Mr. Laiafi- carrying aa. »lowly and ruthtoM.y, th*
Rumia have been ended.
man, the American minuter, haa ad- m at ayatenaatla rwvangu, with the moat
Th« rntiro middlo W«at it buried <1 reme I a note to the Porte, proteating •tq itoita torture«
Ev«cy day h. want
under a blanket of enow.
again«! the violation involved in the re­ to Gratnor and danglad before hto vle-
• >m« of hi. property, and mad« him
Enthueiaatic «vaticine greet the previ- trial of Gbirkia Vartanian, of the
It back bit by M*. bagfl.ng rrr th.
Porte'a
amu'anr-ee
that
judicial
pmreod-
dent at every etop <m hie Southern trip.
inga would fie enrpmdod pending the bargain, totting hto uacla kava It oaa day
rh.ap. eo aa to ralw bto aplrfta. aad the
Preoiiient Roowrvrlt haa
receivwl oetllement ol the qnmtiona of prime pl«
n.tt at n.ariy Ita full velna, ao aa to
menage« ol thank« from the cawr ami ar.aing from Vartanian'« claim
tc rrn«b blm again, and «van at ttmaa. af
American citi»ct.abip.
mikado.
lot aa kuur a Large te «var a ategte uoa
hi a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
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HAPPENINGS OF TWO LONTINFNTS
—ALBANY
I. USCH
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i« w ..J p.it It la lb. Ar« and de
• troy it
IV b-
{>•• d w.nt away, th« peor a !
g
•
lev o.d maa eh*>m nothing ever movvd
-f >r. would •’»d t«ir* >f
mpot.at
»r. 1 bi'tor rag»
Bit H. ret.a.t t« teil
Miry «hat wa* troubling him
I lut •- y i »bat t i. b. Mid
V
d.i. t » ,w whar
•
Mqueec«»
gl.t be if t told you
Oh. Mary. I
, >i a
i.ral •
I maa
I «toh I «••
toad and bur ed aad that It w.a all over
I w.».-i It w*. all averi“
“It i. .--il..thing
Mid Mary, "to 4o
David
I w. go .ad apeak te him
about it "
"No. Mary, ae," b« med. aagerty
~Mia4 your «wo bu»tn»M «bild, treat
attempt to laterfara
Ob! you duet
kn w what e- «hi hapr» If you talar
fared."
"It la Da» 1. than
Very walk Qb •.
I ehall eoi a.k him what It te"
”1' can't toll anybody Mary; 1 m-iat
bear it la pat'.»« a
If I rmtot I .hall
only I mm th. mor*
Mary, wa v« gut te
• «ary careful le the heue.ke.ple* aow
«•ry careful"
"l i
i way. «r.fu!. un-!.
"Thor, w.a i pudding ig.la today
i can't iff,rd any more podding for •
Aad I'm
■ t while oet till Gkrlatm.a
aur« thar.'a wa.«. aad riot la the bitch
an."
"Non.»U.« aneto' Tou
pudding? Now, rom«mb«r.
to be atarv«d. aud lh.ro a
rioL”
<TIAPTKR XX
I termlne'od my holiday with a mod
I
a and • muddling Of euere«. I wee
a -toated by the beet latoutlotu
Every
maddl.r and muddtor toe .thMwtoo h.
might b. fo-gi.Mi
I mato my attwnpt with no au«r«M
on my .at ovonlng at «’kallacnmb«. wh.e
the old man bad tahaa hto tea. and might
r.aaonably ba .1 perted to b. mUder thaa
during the pr.M of hu.li»« la th« mure
Ing
I bad not ••• i him for three wwke
I wa. .truck with the changa that had
rom. o.or him during thto .bort period
it waa that «abito rh.af« which w. m««a
• ban w. .ay that a man ban "egeA * fa
Mr ! • ghanto race, bto haada temblad.
• look.1 f.el-l.r. and tb.r. w.a a lace
of vitality la bto eyw
"What do you waatT' ho aekad. Im
patiently
"Too era onia for Mary»
Well, aba laa't h.r. Ton igbt to kauw
that ah. alwaya guee oat after lea
Too
«111 And bM Oom.whor. about .1 the
Ridg. or d wn the tone, aum.wliore"
Ho turne! hto h.. 1 and to h up bin poo
again
I ob««rv»! that ba waa por og
over • paper of flguroa
’ No. Mr Lolgban,
I baro moie to coo
aad Mary."
"Go oe. thee
toy •tot you waat la
aay. When a maa to Had to hto «hair
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ba
■ at the mercy of ov.ry *>ao who «eoi»,
to w..to bto time "
1 «poke to him a. oloqooctly aa I
coul l
I told him he ought to eoaalder
bow Mary had been hto beuooaooyer aad
hto naree for ali long year» durtaig which
a had bean heiplaooly «oefluod to hto
chair
If ha refuood hto ooaooat la ber
marriage ehe »and go away, aot oely
from hia baue« bat from the pariah ha
wo lid bo toft tn the banda of .frangere,
who would waoto end apuli hto eub
atoare.
"Toung man." ho aald. "1 aaver aahad
for or expected any other oorvtce than
whet to paid for
Mary a oervteea have
MM
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U MB MM I .ball And
another para-.a. who will bo paid for bar
•or«i.-oa
Mary baa had bar board aad
her bod. aad a .'a doao hor work to acra
bar uw«rd and her bod. I don't aoe aay
rail for gratitude tbora aa for g.x-d feel
tag that', mr bua uoea
Now, yooag
man Georg. A. loot* . toad to taortgagad
Aa
*- u he «aya b be cea M loag»r pay th* te
t. rvot. I bave cent up the eaaa to Ixm
dun and ha«« got th* a.ual order, h*
ba. ala muatha la whlob to pay pria«»
pay and laterwr
At th« end of that
un... be-.ua« be cen’t and woo’t pay. b>.
toed « li b* miao
Aa fur what to doua
afterward. I pr.mtoe notkIng "
Too Will loe. M.rj for .n. thing."
"f ha«, told you that I, la that < ih
aba I blr. another peroon."
'Aery «all
Too wtll have to pay
Mary a fortune to h.r róñela I>«vtd. be
• ia. abe will marry wtihont year eon
a.nf "
lint tb. a odneoe Mr WU1 Nether
-t. to leave m. to my awn affaira."
Thia affair to mine aa well aa yearn
fro yon pr.f.r David to MaryT
Toe
V
•• .'WM<I them, y.u knew I
hav. r««d th. will Too think " I .aid,
-hat David d ». aot know of bla a «atto
will
Tog hope that h. will go away
prceently with it Had t i out." Ila alert­
ed a- I
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I .y«e I
r.. 1 the truth
I!» th. (:,t that David
would n.v.r Rod out 'K- Mr f-«ighan."
I w.ut on. "that to la your miad,
Ha
llv.e a Ion. and apeaba to no •aa; hie
aunt died after ho wont away, It 18 very
p, ■■ bl* that he d •« not haow aaylhlag
a boat IL Good h*a«.n«' Mr I ««ban
were you actually thinking to bid. ike
a fn-m him a
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him) Tee
Io rub Mary flr.t and DavlJ eft.rward
of all thia money T‘
"What butin»., la It of yourer' he
aokedL
' Very good; I obeli tel David."
'Oh' if I ware thirty laetead of mai
I
' h. h.gan, hie ayee flea*
lag aga a with all the.r ancl.it Are
"I «hall go to David. Mr laelghaa. If.
a. I believe, he haowe nothing «boat IL
yoa wtl «M bow ho will receive th.
a.wa
Taa ppg eh... be between th.
two; yoa «hall ebooao betwwa David
a 1 S' a -,
Tu; I had etumbled on the eiart
truth aa aecidontaUy aa t bed etumblod
•a tbe caavaa beg. David did aot knew,
aor had hto uncle ehoaoa to Inform him
—though ho waa .-ertala from hto talk
that ho did aot h«ow--of hto eaet'a wUL
-, r aa It affected him Aed t am oow
quite ertala that the old eaaa thought
I that David w.ald aet tod «at the uulh
•a*.re h* w. .’ • iy agi
a I a< h.
would hwp th. lavon.r to bunw t
Dont toll him Will." .nd th. II
man. cbaa<in< bi* t >•<
‘ P n’t :u*vr
trr« b*twwa Ha«x4 an4 »•. K • hftpr
•u» Y m fon’t kn «w what a * ..*•(
tuay ba .J<» ìq <
A» tur <«• rg* ani Mary,
! » il] arrauf« •
T
«hall f »
.••n at H I ta *• (*■ »a.a «u •*•/ tarin«
I
- -*n very «»ay
dau4»r«u» mao.
1 *• « Id.
II« ia a
Don't toll huu."
if 70«
"I will not tall
will t ’O Mary )
W>aa
"ftoiid «ill net
h» baa
ho haa g«ae -oh
got avine mur» tn
iKva't tell him."
"Toe have te glv« th ,:
«y •
*r t«
Mary ar to David Ch -
I repeat
ad
"Who ar. you, I ahaald Ilk* to kn«»w,
h. e«a«d with a (•»•bl« ilio» of
aat
la
•hat you ahould
family mait.r«? ts h«t biMiRwaa s« H ®t
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year«?
<r < • • afftcPB if yiv >« . t a r \ uu
ar« ant
“I bo.*o L«<»e.n Mary ■ I Davit
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a aald with
• • I af meaa ■»
a
mama*
•f hia «hair, kia fao« twl*
w ..«»
ly and ha apoha fe«b r
'I Mv. ' it ..
■ u-h lately 1 ha-• anff • I » * *> vrribly
yea don't ka.w how yo*u,< man, or
yea would plw
I h««o bMU pua
tobad, per hap«, b»-, m I waa t - - pro«
p«r«ua you d m't boo« bow and y.u
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i m »
«a I
•
• ’
dl«
T.a doa't koow. yonag aautlaaaaa
—yoa don’t ha«w what It a to auffar a.
I ha«a auffar«! "
"Th«o I ah«U go at •« . to David and
tall him "
"1 tn u.t bave •IJ--*,
wor.C" h. cried, with
of bto old Ar. a ad .a.rgy
wo rat
T.il D.vld «hai y«u
..a«o ma I > da«', with DavM I wf
H. »booh bto beai a ■! p
'»d to the
d««r
I told David that vary .v.n! (
Ha
waa elttlng a* hto tab • a ir«« «p«n
book b«for« hlm -««r w -h ha waa por
lag Inteaily
ft. .-•!•'
. • • • > ' •
h.ard my .t.p out«;.!«, and abut tha bv-k
herriedly
"What do yoa want h»«« ’
• Mitad
roagbly
"Why 4« yoa c, ma prying af
ter m.F'
"Vpoa my word. David." I Mid '"OIU
would think «• w.ro old ea.m -M uatoad
•f old frleed. *
■p«.b up than," h. rap :» I bto oyoa
•uapletoM aad watchful. •• If I w.a try
teg to g.t into Ci ■ •»• • . I ,
tom.thlng
fipMl up • a m.a In w
y oar bualnw.
If you bad aa luvm
yea w.uld no« eome her., I take It."
"It to buatnoM that may r-n.-wrn yaa
• ary deeply." 1 .»id
Ail ih.a I told
hlan
' Wall." h. m '4 atowly. "I auppoe«
m*«a hoa«e< • .« why ahould you
ma? I'.rbtpa yau'v* g t a »cor* agalaM
•b« aid maa. ton. Thto wanta thlahla*
•f, thto 4--UB.
Ho th* old woman
a I
ala tbeeaaed. had •' e’
And Mary la
to hav« It It ah« aaarrlM with h«r uacto'a
eooMat aad If aha ! ».u t. 1 m to hav«
It"
"Mary will marry Go* rg. with or with
• »i ve ..--i.', « mmm i aa laB FM
that beforahaad
Sh. wKI marry him
withla a »ary Saw ».«a»''
"Nay." b* aa Id.
th* moeay ba’d tot
amllh "
At thto petal
might try area
MUtyi aad tha
af lb* wbeto b
before that th.
far th* beat fol
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CHILDREN
•e TkU W.m.e wtlh . elaSt. UIN la
A bl« le Kara H.e I I via*.
On* woman who ieeka forward to
a long and idle auaimer without *p-
preboneton ha« goo« to Carop« te
travel
Aho ba* • totter of iwodtt im
pl* for her purpew. «nd will bo tblo
to remain abroad until Novamber
All thl* food fortuue to th« r««ult
of making * »peelaity for b«r«e f wb«o
«he etarted oat to earn • living oevoral
year« ago
Bbe bad • very am« 1 capi­
tal
«he could Imitate cblldreo won­
derfully and her quaint little fa « waa
not unlike a chIM a
Ah« had. move
over, the faculty ef lutareatliig chil­
dren greatly
"I remember." ahe eay*. when her
anuaual work la referred to. tha atory
of the fox and
the foreat when
lag •
“ 'Well, I only boon bow to do
thing," eaid the eat, tnodaatiy.
my only trick '
“ Teo don t My vol* r«. •<! the foi.
patrooialngly
Why, I can du no and
of trick a'
-The eat eta re, 1 at the foa • avion»
ly and waa auddeo y «routed by bear
lag the born« of the King • h inter«
and the barking of the dog« Tb« Mt
ran op the tree and. alttlag an a
branch watched the approach of the
cavalcade with aorenlty
“ '! thought you could do only one
thing,' cried out tbe dletracted foi at
bo ran away
"T can.' th* eat anawcred
'Rut
thl* happen* to be my trick '
“Then the cat bad th* aatlafactiM
to e«e th* dog« after barhtng «front
tbe foot of th« tree, run after the foa
" 'Now, like «ho cat." tbe woman
aaya In eonelualon. "1 could do one
thing
It *aa amum children ~
■h« devoted h.reelf to acquiring tn
tereatlng «tortea for children
Sb«
«.on aang and dan -«-1 fur them, and
dreeMd heraalf ap ilk« a ibid
Tbe retail *«* *u b delight on their
part that their mother« w«r« alwaya
anilou* to ongag* her for ¡rarttoa Hb«
bad *11 «ha ceul.l do. and !••• doubled
ber fee for next year.
A* there «re alw*ya more children
growing op. and tbe mother« all here
a high opinion of her. ber employment
1* not likely to bo oxbauatod toon—
Waahlngtoo Poet
a L
Pei
Catherin«—Peer Percy! He aoamad
worried wklla be wa* reading the pa-
per.
MyrtWa—Peer fallew: He found out
that Uba ebetar trust to a reality.
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