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By WILLARD MACKENZIE
-—vy-cc A~* Ary* -*y
CHAPTER XXV
(Contlnuad I
Th* whole of that day she passed in a
State >t great ai.voty »nd • ».- - No!
aotil psat ulu* that ti ght did Arthur ro
»b* »•• bl« faro
torn. Tb»
knew that tbe hope had f*ll»'.l
!'*•» <4 • •
tin !!•! u|»m her lipa
Hr w»lk»d «1
lently Into their «htlr* room, ah* h«'i--d
him off a Ith hl* ov*r «1.
"Il was aa I eu«p«ued." he si id at
tength “My father called upon th* law
y*rs, and tb*lr answ*r was that th. >
bad rocwlisd InatrU'-ti-ius to take no fur
U
steps ir, th» bualneas.
I
giv* no espianatici» wbst-rer. as they
Wars bound over to strict a*crocy."
Elvotxiro sank almost fainting Into a
•ha.r
Arthur also w»m»d io b» «>''■
pletely prostrated by th» d-.tr i 'Ion of
this last hop*. Unknowingly to hlturolf.
be had clung to It aa a last rewHirro
nntll thia had failed, he bad not r»«li»-l
despair.
"Then ail bop* of saving Fenrhyddyn
la gon*?" shs aald at last. In a hollow
jt.-
But «Iw la too much aboorbed In ber
own thought* to b«wd or »«*t> bear hia
word».
"If proipl* cuts tip rough, and give«
their wive* such airs, let 'em tsk* the
cunaekeveotew." mutters the driver, aa
h* rvmount» th* box. "After all. why
should I rare? Wb*a I put» b*r down
•lie'll n*v*r »et eye« on me again."
He put» her down at (he corner of th»
•'rw! in which Mr. Wyll»'« offle* stands.
Nhe pays ih» faro, then walks th* r-«t
ol th* w«y, gw» up th* at a Ira. and Into
the outer ofllte. ■Mr Fig and th* junior
clerk aro thero. Mr. Wylie la not In.
Mr. Fig informs b*r will not be there
again this w*ek.
Khe takrw another cub. and la driven
bom*. When »he arrive* thero she has
•ca reel y sufficient strength to walk up
th* «rep«. Khe lira down upon the couch,
irte«*,) «a «he I*, and fall» Into a state
of arm I consciousness, until «ti* Is aroused
by a knock at th» door.
"It la Arthur!" sb* cries, «tartina UP-
Volt*.
4«
bad Moud boiviiy confronting turn unto the
last, sank into a ebair, utterly overenm*
by ble emotivos.
Mir tmunce bad goo* back to bls seat
Buddvnly be gav* a sharp cry. sprang up
ft
bis elisir. pr-ssed bi« hand apo* hl«
heart, staggered for an Instant, and then
fell forward aervee the table.
Arthur
beard the cry, looked up, and perceiving
bis father's condition, ran to him and
raised blm In his arma. A gisti--* at th*
face maile him frantically pull tba bell
sud shout for help. One of th* walten
ran for a doctor. When the doctor ar-
rived the countenance wav of an a«b»n
gray hue. the jaw had dropped, and the
eyes were glased, il* ralæd the nerielewa
hand and felt for the pula* there wa«
non* ; he «book bi» brad, and let It fall
»gain.
Sir Launce Fenrhyddyn was dead.
•
•••••
At Lb* sound of Arthur's knock Eieo-
nor* sprang up from th* couch upon
which abe had been lying, and ran to the
door. It we* a blttrr night without; the
whole air waa tilled with the falling
•not*, which lay Ilk* a white pall over the
earth, Hbe would have thrown her arm*
round hia neck ; but he shrank from her.
and by the light of the tamp that bung
In th* passage. *h* saw that in bls face
which made her draw hack and let him
pass. He went into the parlor «nd »he
followed him.
“For beaten's sake, tell me what Is the
matter?" she cried, timidly «pproschlng
him. “You have seen Stafford" her sus
pblotu immediately taking that direc
tion.
“I have w-n no Stafford!" b* answer
ed, sternly. "I bar* seen a mao who —
do you know a wretch called WylieF'
At that name, a cry broke truia her 1
11(0. and abe fell cowering Into a chair
She knew now that «he was lost that
all was over between them.
"I need not ask for so answer la
words, Eleouor*; your f»ro baa told ma
h* aald. mournfully; “but I would
Ra*l»tes.
DENIES »'M REPORT
Government Will Not Materially
Streogtten Pacific fleet.
N)
Hrpalr
Irrrl
It I« the part uf wlnb-tu tu be able
to administer Orst aid to ths Injured
trwa, as well aa the more (wrmauent
ahi*. One of t!w mo»l common of tbrs*
Is the »putting down o. a limb, as »ug
gewtsd in ao-vicupanylng illustration.
»Tg !.
If tlie limb I« not broken wholly off —
If there I» still left a ronncctlng link of
w>uud nix»! amt of wound bark the
limb can with car* be saved. Thia will
<*•**».
Trsu«|4ant c*tery to ¡««rmarwr.t beds
In May or June, placing a larg* quan
tity of manure In tb* treti -h.
This
crop is on* that cannot be surfeit«! by
too much rnsaurv. as It ta on* of th*
grvwseat feodrra known.
Tb* plants
should tie frequently water«! soapsuds
being better for sueb purpose than any
thing el«r, gnd tlte beds should b* kept
■ « rt*»»Sl »rwl nl-, «* r. . — this It rw-
qulr-w care to hav* .-elery that la large,
crisp and white, but It Is a valuable
crop »lien grown am! pays well for tb*
attention twwtowed. If you neglect !•>
aow th* so.| on) ran procure t(H>
plants from seedsmen and should not
fall to have a supply.
BATTL1SHIPS ARE COMING
Washington, July 4 —The govern-
■enl is n<4 g-dng to throw fuel on the
ant. Au.oro'sn flames n- w burn ng tn
Jafwn by ordering 16 battleships from
ths Atlantic to the Pari Ac, as lias twisn
I lepnrted in eotne dls|«tch«a
Aaslat-
. - '■
Ml
. . i '
« rge
movement of «arships from tlie Atlan
tic tn th« I'a. ifle was--Atitrmp'alrd.
; Th* WashIngbm and Tennessee, now
! tn Ikinlewus. are nnder order» to join
ths Faci tic «q nati ron later on. but «aids
from tilgt no general m -vement is con
template.!. Ilia statement is sulwtan-
tinted by an official announcement
nial* today at Ovvter Bay.
It la fiointol out in diplomatic circles
(list the Japanese government does not
conntenar.ee the anti-American agita
tion that is in progress in tliat country,
end this government, aa such, enter
tains the most friendly feeling for
Japan
It therefore being mutually
understood that the relations of the two
governments ar* most amicable, there
could l>e nc. traaon for now moving lfl
battleships to the Pacific.
Some naval expert* who can scent
war every time they »mell firecrackers
an* responsible f r seprational rejxirta
that have I-. ■ in ci i ciiat. -n. but ths«e
expert« are not S|>eaklng by authority.
There is tn be no general change in the
stations of our warships.
Ultimately
the Fai’iflc fleet will Im alrongthened,
a« it neeils to le, but there pi no inten
tion of unnroeesai ily expiring the At
lantic coast with its many great cities
at s time when it is bwlicved there is
uo danger of war on the Pacific.
"All!" ha answered. “It «III be my
<11 tl’TEIl XXVI
< Fig J. «pili IItub; Fig 2, In poalUon.)
father's 'loath blow !"
Wben Arthur arrlved at ths hotel at
Snalherw • »»ao»»ries.
Oh. whlrh Hlr Isolar* »ni «tavlng. a walter
Wyll*, then, had <tec*1v»d her.
wften aav* the beauty of tbotrwe With
With Bermuda gr»M for atitnmer and
what s torrent of *vi| ruah«! through Iter Infornici hltn that a gentleman of ih*
aa little delay aa |»walbl* ahurtau all
heart at that thought!
But revenge nano- of Mr. Wyll* h»d just Iw—n «liowtt
the «mall branches nt tbe limb to inaks oat*. wrto-St or barley for winter pan
eould wait.
< !«uld she e*mc»iv* any up to bis falli»?'» ruota. This nsw« «et
tlielr weight aa little aa possible. then turage. t-igvtlier with the varloaa hay
Bi»»ns to obtain dslay?
hi« h-art brating sa he haatened up th*
■■ irvfti’ 1 jr lift t!w> broken limb back Into and silage crops which may tie grown.
"Who ar* th* mortgag**»?' sh» ask*-L «taira.
■ ■ ' may be maintain«! with
l»>sltIon
and laab It flmily with ropwa
suddenly struck by ths thought that sh«
“I «m dellghted th»t your son ha« ar-
small outlay for grain or concentrate!
or
atrs|<
h»rs»lf would g*i to them and Itnplor?
Now with a bit or auger bore a hole for»!*. Ttier* I* n«e»l of a large num
daisy.
Iter pow*ro of (as inatlon had
through tbe limb and tree trunk aa ber of . reanicrles and wall-maintained
n«v»r failed yet ; th*y could not. should
not, now. In this the m>«t m<>m*ntous
«urgestod by the dotted line In Fig X ■Islry h.-rda in the ¡»^ulou» arnetton* of
crisis of her Ilfs The thought filled h»r
Through thl» Inm rt a bolt of Iron hav Texas and Isiulalaria. At pn<*-nt tbe
¡.-in» »!■•■.•. ;,r
V
I i.iit
•ith hop*. Nh* r«te» from her chair with
ing n I wad <>n »tie end and a nut on th* («..;
flushed cheeks and sparkling eyes.
ar-.n-.i’i!!;. f..r butter which
ty
<Ab*r. Turn the nut on tbe rmt, with a
"In roallty. It 1» Mlaa Orteroon who
big washer Iwneath It, until th* crack could tw pr'duce! at horn*. With th*
holds tb* mortgnge ; but the affair is, of
In tb* break has Is-eu mad* aa small wide range of forage cr«iia and corn,
sours*. In th* hand* of th* trustee*
as
poMlbl*. then cover tue crack n»»tly caftl* feeling may prove profitable
and* sod Mr. Wylie."
over
with grafting was.
Many a tree fxitti to fanners and to mill owner*
"What who?" shriek«! E!«moro
hao such a gaping wound aa that
"H*r unci* and Mr. Wylie!
G
W**4a aw* Orwaa.
baavena! what Is th* matter?"
»lei»n In A. Fig. X It Is caused by
The earffh » seemingly able to pro
A ghastly look a cry and «h* drop»
mw Ing off a big limb and m-gleetlng to
npon th* ground. In a At. Arthur calla
protect tlie wound until nature could duce »roll or grass, whether fertile
loudly for help, Mrs. Freeman and the
extend a new growth of bark over IL or poor, am! they always appear at tbe
aarvsut rush In. Th»n s fearful »-«•
Tlie new bark has begun to grow about miu * time, when tbe crop* need tbe
GARFIELD TOURS MONTANA.
•nsue* This rovdstlon ■ mlng upon the
Weeds are beneficial to a
t'..- «U-.w, but tli- u .►»! l.i« il.-il cd most c*re
mental agonies of the last few days ia too
certain
extent,
although
Injurious,
for
wltbtn, and nature can carry growth of
much for the overwrought brain.
Nhe
Secretary Speaks on Saving Land for
the gardener la often compelled to era
bark no further.
•obs. siirleks. tear» six! tie«'» h»r«elf
.
Public Good.
duate
them
when
he
would
otherwla*
Wild. In- >b*ront self ae isatlons burnt
<‘ut out all the decayed wood and All
-tí**-
give
the
garden
hta
attention.
By
ao
Helena,
Mont.,
July 4—Secretary of
from hsr lips. On« mor - nt alw call» upon
tbe cavity complstely with jiortlatid ce
ber huslwnd In terms of passionals *n
«uriti h i ii*»ri»xa mu wti . ie .
ment mix.-.! with water. Ito not add doing he k<«-|>» tlie soil In a flue, friable the Interior Gartirld, mcvunimninl by
dearment; the next, shriek» forth the
i-ondltlon for the desired crop. Weeds, Senators Carter and Dixon. Gifford
most awful threats of vengrauc* against rived,” »«Id Mr. Wylie, with a mallclou» not condemn you utihesrd. and In being
however, should be removed as owtn Finchot, cheif of the reclamation bu
Wyll*.
grin. «• the young man enter«! tie’ ruoai . ti re now, I am negl«-tlng th* most «acred
*• they aiqiear; by an doing the work reau, and a ho»t of administration offi-
Throughout the night she recover» from "»• I have certain things to «ay which «nd solemn dtitie». Oh. woman, woman!"
enn be more eaally don*, and tbe stir tials, arrlinl yesterday. The visitors
Bn* St only tn fall into an -th«r T-iwnr-ls concern him. Mo. Nir Lsunce. you have he bunt out, in a sterner voice! "Foe
ring of the soil will ttien be requlr«! completed an inspection of the Huntley
morning the paroxysm« gra-lually docllne. no ho|» of having the mortgage money by your «ah*. I forgot father, «rorything!
and Buford projects, and after deliver
only
to a moderate depth.
and st last sb* sinks Into s deep and tb» thirtieth?"
I knew nothing of you; I trusted you Im
ing a Fourth of July oration ut Miseou-
mot Ion!> •• slumber.
"None wliater»r. sir," an»w»r«! Sir pllcltly. and I married you, and this is
ln will visit St. Mary» and other Mon
W«t» nt Ol. l.reea tin*.
Mr» Froeman and Arthur sat by th* laiunc* «¡Idly ; "but I think common de my roturn !".
Mr. Garfield delivered
Thows who have l-een watching the tana projiwta.
bedslda. and after a time lie said. In • cency might hav* delayed yoor visit un
"I loved you so passionately," ah» aald.
green bugs say tliat they fly only on an address here Inal night.
whisper, "What ronnectlon Is thero tie til that day. Beside*, my lawyers ar* the "that I could not loa* you. You know
Mr. Garfield spoke at the auditor
winds blowing from tlie south, and the
tween Klxonoro and this Wylie?"
proper pvrsotM for you to treat with.'
that I fled once. Intending never to look
“You must not ask tn* any qoestlona.
"I always like to take tlmr by th» for* upon your face agnlu . but a strong* fata
minute tbe wind change« from the ium, urging the people of the »tate to
Mr. I,»nrhyil<!yti." she answer«!, quickly. lock, and d<wl
with
principals. Hir brought ua together otiro more. Im not
south and gets In tb* north the bugs co-operate with the government In its
"It Is not my place to tall your wife's Imunce," aneerod W I Be .
after all
believe that I yiel-l«) passively to my
alight
This wae demonstrati»! on* effort« to save the natural resources of
the state for the public and from fall
aarrota."
forty eight hours do not make much <llf •elfish lots. I struggled with It many a
evening last week, according to a La*.
ing into I lands of private Interests,
weary hour, bat It was too strong for my
Toward« 11 o'clock Elwmoro awoke, feronc*.“
rvn<v (Kan.) paper. After eight hours
"If I wero to a«k you for fortyeight weak will to conquer."
i , a 1!. xw » ihm - arr*i«ra.
which, In* said, wraa done w ith the re
but In such a f*«ble. exhausted cundlu-'n
of nagging, bhutery south wind tbe air
"You ar* bow my wife, and as such,
source« of the East.
Uist aha could scarroly move.
At thè hours' grace, you would think they ma-l*
was
Oiled
with
th«»e
bugs.
At
7
o
’
clock
can claim my prot«-tlon. After what has sand. Fill the cavity and prvaa the
sight of tbow» dark, languld ayea rostlng a great dlfferonc*'
Mr. Garfield and party left thia
"Quit« right Nir Lgance; I should." MVurrod, I shall bar* England, and tie vet cement close to tile new tuirk IB, Fig. In tlie tame eveuir.g tb* wind switched morning for Missoula. A review at
upon blm. Arthur (argot al) bui hi» love,
8h* look od loat, vacant, at Arai ; bui answerod Wyll*. with an lm*>lent laugh: return to It again. I will send you such 3) that there may I* left no little to tbe north and the bugs dtaap|ienrrd. Fort Harrison in big honor and in that
gradually th* rovelstkin of last
night 'and you would not gvt th*m If you did means of support as I can earn, but w* opening tor air and water to enter. The bug« hav* bwn romlng from Texas of Brigadier General McCaekev, com
* “
v
can never meet again.
Farowell! and Ths life of a tree enti be prulonged fur fur two mouths, and on every south
*»*tn*l to break upon her mind, for ah* ask.
manding the department of Dakota,
"My fathrr 1« not likely to a«k any beaten forgive you all th* **11 you hav* many years
aobtted. and b* In vatu «u-te»vorvd to
by auch aid aa thia.— wind tb*y mov* northward.—Platt* waa given.
grace of you, and If your bnsinr«« ia end wrought upon tn* and upon others."
pacify bar
City Landmark.
Orange Judd Farmer.
"Nlay I" she cried, stretching out bet
II* had an appointment with hta father «1. I command you to leave th* room !"
Schmitz to Bn Candidats.
<-ri«l Arthur, passionately.
arms
Imploringly,
but
not
daring
to
mov«
Tlntr« ir* IHffrreMt.
that morning which he muat k«-p When
< levee Iley.
Non Franciwo, July 4.—Mayor Eu
"Itefor* I retir», ail«* tn* to ««k how towanla him.
Not long ago a farmer in Iowa went
b» told bar that h* w»» going, ah* sai-L
It la claimed that clover hay may be gene F Krhmitg, who ia awaiting sen
"I i-nnnot," h* answered, sternly. "I to a barm-«» dealer tq buy a team of
In a low, faint vole*, "Stoop down, dear- Mrs. I‘»nrhy ld>n 1« thl« morningT‘ »aid
toiled In the Odd. but experiments tence under conviction nt extortion, In
Wylie, turning upon him with a hldvou« have done my duty to the living. I must
•at. and let me look at you." Nh« took
hariM-ea. lie found one that suited blm
trade are aot sufficient to show th* un interview thl« evening authorized
now perform what I ow* to 'he dead. Ths |
bis far* between h-r weak, troubling grin.
sm! tbe (rriiv was >4&. Tb* farmer
Arthur
«tagitvred
1«.
k
a«
though
he
had
discovery
hsa
coat
my
dear
father
beneflta derive»!, compared with storing tbe Aeaociate-d Frews to eav that hr will
bi«
barula and lmk«i Into hia eyes until the
ba|t(iei>ed to rvmember that atamt a clover Io the mow. The clover la cut be a ondidati- (or re-election (oa fourth
toara pourod duwu her <-h**ks like rain; been shot, and Nir Launc* looked up Ufa."
dutcu years ago lie bad bought a bar-
wvnderlngly.
(Tot* continued.)
He declared that he i« confident
then she paaslonately kissed his ll|>o. "Put
In the morning, after It Is free from [ term.
I) CM ju«t like It from the same dealer
"Oh. I i-ercelv*." went on th* wretch;
your arms round ui« and bold me to your
dew or rain, and when well wilted the of winning at the polls and that noth-
Hr lllds’f K now .
far 8*15, and be mentioned the fact
b»srt. and kias me as you used In the old "I hav* b*en lndl«cre*t—I have betray«!
hay tedder is used, so as to give It ev . ing will prevent him from running ex-
a ««ret. Nir l-aunc*. I presume, has not
New Jenwy the Th* dealer went to Illa book am! found
In a village 111
day«.“
ery
chate-w to cure. In the afternoon icept the denial by the Appellate and
Illa own tears flowed fast as be took been intrnducad to hia daughter lu law achoolmlstrens saw one of the little tbte to be true. “But,” aald the dealer.
ttie hay 1» wM and hauled to the bank Supreme courts of the apjieals he ia pre
• ph-asur* to come."
ber in his arm», Then came upon ber a
boys crying,
ijlie calle»! him to bwr "my books allow tliat you did not pay
"Arthur,
what
do*»
thia
mean?"
Mid
If thia method la practiced, care must paring to take for a new trial of the
sudden rovutel-m of feeling. "No. no!”
and Inquired the rcawon. "S.Hne of the cash for It because you did tp-t hav*
cliarge on which be rtanda convict«»! by
Nir Iwunce, won.lcrlr.g1y,
be
exercised In having the hay prop
•he cried, trying to puah him away ;
"I cannot «peak before thl* man,” an big laqs niade me kiss a little girl out tbe umin-y. You hauled lu !k*> bushels erly cured and In just the proper con a jury in the Superior court.
“cur** m* kill m* rather your kl««-«
In th* srbool yard." waa tlie reply. of corn am! guv* It to me for ttie 8-15 dition for baling, as baled clover
«wered th* «on. In a low voir*.
•ro fir*! Oh, It la I who lia ve destroyed
la
Cable Line in Operation.
"Oh. you ne«l not f«ar »peaking before "Why, that Is outrageous! Why did barnroa. Now. I'll tell you what I'll
you! Go from me, if you do not with
more liable to beat than timothy or
tn*." cricl Wylie, Ironically. "Your wife you not rome right to me?" "I—I— do. If you will bring me 800 bushel*
Nan
Francisco, July 4.—The Califor
to drive m* mad
other ktnda
wo my client for sat»* year« before ah* didn't know that you would
nia strwot cable line wa» put in opera»
let me of corn I will give you tbe 84'* barne«*,
And ah* fell Into a paroxysm nt eoli
inveigl«! that battered old reprobate Caa
tlon yrwtenlay lor the first time eimw
al»> a double buggy barneM worth $38,
blog, that mad* them fear lest anoth-r
bias you," tie said.
Snr face Preparation.
tieton Into marrying her,
I knew her
The cats were
flt wu (aiming on. But It subsided after
a single buggy harneas worth |13, a
The new settler tn an lrrig»t<d dis the carmen «truck.
when ah* wa* a ballet girl."
• firw moments Into moans and soba.
on to «pend It.
17 plush roti*, a boy's riding »addle trict seldom a|Hire»*iate» tbe Importance marine 1 by nonunion men who were
"l««av* the room, air !" Nir I-aunce
When he Is gon*, «he gives way to an
Naybor I saw your wife leaving worth 8'*. one whip and riding bridle of prxqiartng tbe surfac* of field» so broke in ln»t week. After a jniet week
aald. flrmly.
anronlrollabl* burst of tears. But It ex-
I
kuuc III something of a
hurry thia worth 81 30, two leather haltera worth that they may be ciM>a|>ly, eaally and in the strike »evrrnl car» were atoned
"Not till you have heard all !" cried
bauata Itself In lim*. Then b»r mood
last night in various part* of th* city
Wylie, »Xiiltlngly.
'Tliat woman ia a morning.
82 30, brush and currycomb worth 81 properly watered. Urops In an arlfi
change«; all that la soft and gentle ha»
11,000 strike baneflt «•> distribated te
Marryat- - Ye«: Mie's going Into the and a rawhide buggy xrblp worth fl."—
forger, and a thief; and, befor* to morrow
climate are, aa a rule, good or bad. ac- the atriking earmen, and Triweurer
flow«! away, and her fa.* grows set and
morning I'll l<*lg* her in a goal ■« a sbo|qdng district to cvmtrnct about
Mound City Enterprla*.
rigid
“tjood by* to krv*," sh* mutter*,
corvllng as they have received th* prop Bowing reported th* union'* tnwaury
felon!"
Wurth «f drbt»
"now for rov*ng*
er amount of water at tb* right tlm*. In good condition.
(irowtng kirawbrrHe«.
A blow from A-thur, who had l<*>««l
Naybor— My ! did she tell you that)
Mrs Frovmsn brings her era« roast
and when th* ground fa left ao rough
When
growing
strawterrlea
for
mar
himself from hi« father'« bold, laid the
Marryat- No, but I fool I ahi y told
«hl- k*n. Nhe for-*« h.-rself to eat. Nhe
B g Lumbar Varda Burn,
calumniator prostrate upon th* floor. her last night that I had that much ket tbe willillty of tlie berry Is an Im and uneven that water cannot b* even
f**l« «trong*r after that, and riaes and
ly
applied
th*
effect
la
shown
In
th*
Denver,
July 4—Fire which was dis-
With a yell of ¡«««Ion. Wyll* sprang up
portant desideratum, as a market berry
left In bank. Philadelphia I’rvsa
dr»»«?«. The fierce fir* In her soul
reduced yield. The preparation of th* covtred in the Hardwood Lumber com-
■gain, and grappled with h'm: but Ar
should
poaaetm
g*«»l
shipping
qualltlea.
vires bar; sb* begins to attlr berwlf for
tbur had Imrstd tc us« b!a fists t— well
What It Indicate«.
in* street.
Then slxiuld follow alar, brilliancy of land la a first coat, and If don* thor (•)>) » yar-l« in 11.i. . i!v al 1 45 this
st Eton to b* In danger from such an
The Woman When a man it »-» tn color and flavor. For family uae tb* oughly during tbe first or sscood year morning <h<f neaily 830,000 damage be
"You ar* auroly not going out!" •1 opponent, and a heavy blow In the face
fore brought under control. The yards
aialma Mrs Freeman.
church tt usually ludientes a chango of kawplng qualities are not Important the little ei|iena* need t« Incurred after
again felled him.
are a thick Ijr populntod portion --f the...
ward.
8.
Footler.
"If I remained h*r* another hour In-
Savor dewerilug moro cutiré. It la not
<
Nir t-amro threw hia arms round b!s licort.
'city',noil
wm Tc.Ti bv l aid «nd tliat
•Ctle* I .leeild be oarrtod out raring son and withheld him from rope«tlng the
Tlie Man And when a woman goos diffl-ult to And a rapcrlor berry, pom
Garde« <eeda.
the fiamtH were piept from apreadinf.
mad!" she answers. “Now do not ex attack. IHaay, amt half »tunned. Wyll* hi church It usually Indicates a
tU'W sea«!ng sire and flavor, for home uae.
Wiier* several varletlca of plants of 4« It was, nearly all the window* in
postulate with tn*; you night to know rose to hl» feet, wiping hl« livid face.
bonnet.
Tlie attention of grower» la devoted
tb* »an>» kind are grown together. It th* roaidence* for a ra>litis of 100 yards
by thia time how oaeleas It |a to oppoa*
"Thl« 1« a pitiful, peltry r»v*ng»," he
mostly to aeeurlng varieties that ar* will nut tw
my humur."
proper to «ave seed thero- were broken by the extreme beat.
Mid. lowly and qul*tly. but with a look
• kirolleh Mneetlow.
firm In texture and of large ala* •> from. The
The dsy. although rory cold. Is wonder of Intense hatred in hl* *y*a . "thia la all
different klnda of tnekma.
Droamcr Ito you think environment aa to stand shl(>ment well and show at
Offers Drago Doctrine.
fully bright f ir the time of year, sod shs the revenge you can wreak upon m*. I
peas rweet cvm or other crofai have
ha» miK-b of an effect on a perwon?
I tractively In market.
feels ao much stronger that ah* walk» on do not begrudg* Il you. F^erjrthlng you
The Hague, July 4—J<«*ph H
their pollen distributed by the wluda
Blunt
Thuniti-ratlon
!
Want
you
for nearly a mil*. Then she call» the h«v* In tbe world will. In a few dayo,
oats as ter**n Wee*
or by lusec ■ta and need saved under < haate, United States delegate, yeater
first cab sh* meets. The ■'o*<-hman stop* pa»« Into my hand». »nd I, whom your ever surrounded by a swarm ut law*?
Oats can Iw made to provide an abun- such clrcuuistance* will prevent unl- day presented a definite draft of his
I
Ȏtroit
Free
1'rem.
hesitatingly, and <!<*« not dismount from father did not think worthy to «It at hl»
<!»n>-w of fo<>d by being grown sod cut fortuity next year, Th* g rea ( eat care proposition regarding the collection of
bls box.
table, will be master nt Fenrhyddyn. Not
while tbe bead» »ro In ■ milky stage. should tie ubaerved to avoid mixing dellt», embodying the principles also
Tbr
Hea»«fgg.
"I'd rather you got another cab. mlto." only have you lost all your worldly po*
made poblic. M. Bourgeois, French,
“Where doew that writer get tbe tlm* Tlie straw la then In palatable condi when saving a*«*d la the object
be says.
•■•«•ion», but you have dtagra-vd your an
pre* ident of th« arbitration com tn ills*,
tion,
containing
portion*
of
the
nutri-
"What do you
mean, fellow?" ah* cient nam* by your alliance.
to
write
as
fully
and
beautifully
aa
ah*
And. aa
rwxoved Mr. Cboata'a proposition am'
They Live to Kwt.
erlew. Imperiously; for. In tha prowent a parting consolation to you. know that dot* about bringing up children?"
I tlon which have been arrested on their
Agricultural laborers in Lucerne, ordemi it to la printed and distributed
•verwrought condition ot her nerves, she th* money would hav* b**n forthcoming
ni1
,*1* hes-la IVhen cut In
"She hasn’t got any." Balttmor* waF
to all the delegates before being read
cwnnot andur* to b* opposad. “If you at Groom and Fry'a had not sh*. yoor American.
Ihla green condition th* straw and head* RwltaeriamL eat eight idm I s a day_
to the subcommittee on arbitration.
refuse to get down nad open th* door, •If*, contri*«! the a Mod Ion of th* party
the
flrwt
at
«
«'clock
in
the
morning,
are cured Ilk* hay. can be bundled and
I shall tak* your numb*r and »•port who bad arrant«! to pay It In. Now,
then »tacked on tb* ground for winter reenfurced by further refreshment at
you .'"
Earthquake in ths Alps.
having afforded you so much pleasant In
"1 hat* htn! II* trted to kla* m*r um>.
Tlie proper way to feed oat* 0, A, 10. 12, 8, ß and 7. Nome of thews
"Ok, »•?? w*ll. mlaa; If yo* Insist, formation. I will l*av* yoq to **ttl* ao-
Rotne,
July 4.—Slight imrthquaire
meals
are
but
luncbeona
of
cider
and
"But I tried to klaa you and you do <*ur«l In that manner Is to paua them
thero’« nothing mor* to bo aald. Hut If eount« with your fathsr."
•hocks were felt today at Tolmnso,
bread,
but
the
dally
bill
of
fare
In
not
hat*
me?"
through
•
fodder
cutter,
and
th*y
will
anything happens It ain't my fault ; I
No «eying, th* wrote«, with a glane*
Randaniele and Ama.o, near Vdeni
wash my hand* of IL You'd better keep of bitt»» triumph, glided out of tb* room.
"I know, but you auece*d«lHua* b* eaten readily by borsexk cattl* and cludes a aubetantlal breakfast, dinner
capital of the province of that name
abeep.
and supper.
tba Winders down.
Tb* Bcntot b* bad (on*. Arthur, who 1 too T
i?
I
Grwwla*
No vegetable grows quicker than tb*
radlab. and a few row* only an- n*ces
»ary to supply quit* a larg* fanlly.
Radishes ar* uuflt. unlew* grown quick
ly and pulled at th* proper time
As
they ar* ordinarily growu tbe family
la kept supplied from tbe aam* teal
until the radishes ar* hard and woody,
lustead of ao doing sow only part of
a row at a Urn*. Tb* way to bate
them aa they should be, until 1st* In
th* srawin. ta to prucur* quite a num
ber of package*, putting tn the see»!
from a package every week until too
By pursuing this
lato to sow them.
Ru toe o* Such Movsmsnt Came From
no-thod they may be had In a crl<p, ten
Naval Espsrl—Only Two Ships
dvr state long after ttie usual'flrat or -i>
la bard or g me to sciL
Ordered to Pacific.
Tolmexao is In ths Alps.
•- ♦"