T. > Mvxitrii*,
• a rwixo.
is be peat««i through tbs cúrtala», avert
O ri I LU M. D.
Fnm -ml.
I'ashNw.
- ord uttered by tbe party below was die
lluctly audible.
"Look bars. Harriet.
• bat on earth am I to <io?
Madam«
Boupell ia cumlng to see I xjw yvti are
lb a minute abe will be bere"
Tftiepbut»* ttLbangft Xu H
Oregon
Scio
Harriet's • heeka blanched for a TO"
FC1O.
Stilli
OU<H*
•tient, for from ber station arar tbe door
¡«new a je-era! tonite* sn-t »seton ye
of tbs chamber she could already beer
Uwna'I.a-I» at > rival i-> e» a«i«l «Imita
Mme Hou pall's footsteps sac end lug tbe
O. UILL, P M D
laraed <•» prl«>cll*l cities
stairs.
”Cuoia bara." abe cried to Van Llth.
frantically. "There la no owe sleeping ia
jour old room.
It in across tbe ball
Fl. at «teas »or k la all Uram.be« of dent tot n
quickly, and bide yourself there until I
«II you.
1 «III lock you In. so my
i
OMgUON
tetti.
I
i
i
aunt «ili bave to go tbe other «ay. You
must return through lier sitting room Io Flamas Originala in Grant Northern
At West K»4 of lbs Morriwm Wrest Bril»«
•be corridor
You can do It easily, tor
H. MONTANTS
Storage Plant, Containing GOO.-
CHABLTS
MAKZn
•be Is a auund sleeper."
I»U a < wmu « to Hine? Hn».l
OOO Bushels of Grain.
Van I.lib did », ba was directed. Iler
îroprister.
-let had barely time to turn tbe k»y ou
>im. return to her chamber, seat bareslf
•I>4 IteUIrllor
M McAt.rtN
G. M. Travis
and aliati h up a book. wh«m ber aunt's
<»( Palante and i vn-kwia,
Ihiluth, Minn., Nov. 9.—Firs of an
ruotatelo were beard in tbs corridor, and
Urw< ALR a MY p
a moue-nt latas lbs old lady »at»r»d tbe unknuau origin last night destroy*! Ortke. m
tbe Great N iithem slevaUir "A" lu
apartment.
C. C. Bryan'
oran no ax» niuur
"Awake yet. my dear child? Can't you Hupertot, togstber with OOO.utlO bush-
• l»ep
(>b !
You are thinking of that »1» of grain, )«rlnci|«lly «heat, all of
MUTANT A BON
young a«»mp I'm afraid.
Well. I which was fully cov<r<-«l by insurance.
• <>’Hu t If I wars you. He Isn't worth Th« elevator was owned by th« Great
Northern railroad but was l«»od to ths
I
'
• • • . »1 w. <
Where will Ih» roaee go to?”
A D. Thomson company of Diilutb.
Oregon
Albany
‘.«•■dwin Nlork
Al.HANT.
fili» stooped ami klaaed her nlace ten
Tria ajwika so>-n ignited the Grand
li-rlj oil both ‘heeka, and Iban went to Republic mill on Tows? Ray slip, tl»e
tbe wiluto«.
KATHttamnti a wyatt
Grewt lake« Dredge A iKrk <«Mn|mny's
”1 mustn't keep the bore»» e-jt all d«ck ami the Ihtluih Bupsrlor btornge
night. Jean ! J»an !"
company, which contained the tinieh-
Tbe ‘«Mcbrnan turned «>o tbe bos and
Ing plant of th» Webeter I hair C“tt.'>
<>®<w la U.umiwig «!•«»
■uke.| tlp at Qi» window
I
pany.
Only I Irat-Alass Shop in the City
You ran go to tbe »tab!»a. Monsieur
alhant
r
riti
okb <<«> n
The fire start*) at lbs south west cor
ft ha ring
. . «w..,.
Urrnta
Chalet will nut return to the city to
ner of the elevator dock, and bsfote it
liaH « lifting eo^m.
Jirrnta
night."
<« ■; ng
.
J'« trn fi
M • It "ipell closed the window again was noticed had communicated to tbe
Hal ha
.........
1» cwnta
au«l cams ba«k to wb»r» her niece was elevator. An alattn aae turned in and
four fire tug» reepondtd, but owing to
(H.ORtil. DAVIE,
Proprietor
aitting.
'Monsieur f'hBl*o<
sleeps
here to tbs intense brat they were driven out
Tilt WAMHIIT Mll-OHY
i »up si) i
all their t a ar
n.(tht '
Inquired Harriet la a tone of
apparent un vn-vrn. while her heart «as ‘giae 1» saving the adjoining |' J- i'»
p mhuto . m
really beating violently.
"Wb»re «III
The steamers W. A. Patent and W
you put him. aunty?”
A. Roger« were In the elevator slip
Of U»» r*MiJ property you intrn l to
haw
i sn't he have Monsieur Van Uth'e leading wheat an«! the latter was to <»r •a'orpt •« mm uri i y fw u*on«y k«n*i1. our
old room, dear?”
(«Inm» rttFhing th«
of oar «riper
take “.it L’< ai.iiixi Ccl.r !• •>! w h‘ at
•n<« iMabtmbrd la ¡mm.
“Not i»ry well
But th» chamber off
I;,,
lire as« ■#'- <•<
i.lrol by 1
your own la ready, and tbe sheets are o'clock and the damage is placed at
Z. rt. REDD, Manager.
air»«L"
li.MO.OUO.
Twrnly yr •* ri|>rr1rii c tn '’•»’•ry work
Very well, child, then I will give di
i »®ce roma« Thirl and HnwkUldn Sts.
• n<! ten I !♦ «ling *! •«»w me • <»-.-rn k n«iw!«*!<•
red lone that be to lodge.) I her«
Ami
♦»f written !;>*! ? -ni. nt« hnd ¡a;. L HU hw A«i*
ALfiANY. OKI ON
ARREST BANKtHS
now good mght
I Km t ait up rvadtug
tnl«ii«ir>tl«,n of cv tun ■» «wr* ' j uttrusled to:
loan« n« .
»'«■!, «. *• » 1» ..f tit.»« pr«UHN|
but try to sleep"
and fiUmlnel.
Mme. Itou pel I turned and left the Conditions of Title Guarantee & Trust
•CIO
Oi;y.;oB
apartment.
It was tbe last benediction
Co to Be Invesngeted
that was to fall from tbe llpe of ltarrl»t
Portland, Noe. 9. — Development»
69 A CAPS’
YVrlituu'i benefactress
for the ehatiuw
r.xpEi.iENce
yratenlay In the affairs of llie Title
of au awful criase was even then boverl
over tbe ‘ bateau
Guarantee A Tiuat company «ere a fol Ko I-
Ya iutna ....
_ . Í IA A M
(To be continued )
lows:
Arri*«« Ai<>any
.
II.M A M
District Attorney Manning aaya hr
No >_
A I'laaae st < Iwlu.
will ea-iiie the at'
of I i,e
1 ruln lftwve« AHwny
.....
.111AP M
We had bsaa settled but a Ilttla t.nk belay on complaint <>l C. F.
“
•*
<ot*aH1ft .
Lia *
while lu our Itullan ‘ h-nr'ug and bad Ehman, who deposited 11,330 the day
M arriva* Taquina
.. 6 tu M
Tne V M ark *
Trwlaaft Tw aud Fruui
just »«vpilrrd a deed to It tw-artug tbe before the lank chard,
Ehman agirea
w
ft
C o * m «* whtb <5 l C o
algnnture of Andrew Jackson, says to »wear U>complaint i hatging Hie tank No •—
A^ t ne »en Ur « « *k4Un
t! n nift*
l«eav*ft Alteny ftw Istruii
7:W A. M.
"Joaquin" IE Miller In
I«’ i i M
i «
» »«
aa
tbe
Boston officers with having accepted dejx«its
Amvft* l»*Uvlt ....
11 M> A Al
' - •
* I* ' *»
l • - t * K “*’ > >►***
when they knew the bank to 1« insolv
T'rnna.-rlpt, when one day a btg, raw
<..•»« firth
• •*•'.* mi •< *
«r. p
No A—
• « i l (rre. «»' ’••»<
♦ f’
’wa rftfffftift.
l«nftvM ì'vtrvlt .
. I <»> r. M
taxied, hatchet faced man tn a t>saver ent, contrary to law.
C.i -• • f «G •
V ’1 5! .
k ( G. Ivce.vft
<mv*ft Ait«ny .........................
State Tri'saurer Heal's violation of
a a . r M.
n -
• Ul
I.it ho
hnt romr to us by way of the Htat«
Trai*« for < »realità.
cm«!, with a load of « locks In a car law in «lepoalttng fiSUO.tMK) arhool funds No. a-
»itliout eecnrlty is considered by Dis
riage
lie had a big. Impertinent boy
A hi» .’*< ■><*> (• ta'r-’rt • i- k ‘ •. ’ a »-wat r!n
l^ave* ABiany for ('orvaliu
IM A.
trict Attorney .Manning. “I Multnomah,
'I «I T t •» O ’
- ’ )
V 1
WJ ft
Arrtvft* CorvaUL*
.............. ...
with him, and pleaded sadly that both
I
and District Attor ey McNary, of Mar No |*>
of them wrrr sick.
LMiMAltuny
..i> r M
ion, ae laasie for criminal prosecution.
Motlier was very g,«d to them, pull-
hfftbrüDff! fl. 'Ö Ml. Wtul .« » i. U. 0
Arrtiaa al Cor valite___ ___
-J « f M
Opinion that Steel should resign ia
ed out the trundle t*d to the middle
held In numerous quarter» and Is »hat- No •
I mvm Alteny...... ................. s^_Î.MF M
of the floor, had ua children sleep at rd by Governor ('bam tot lain, but btrel
Arma« Cor vai Ite
.........
S.UP. M
' ftp
tire foot of her bed. and treated tb« say» he will not resign.
Resignalion
TrwiMft l*r Albata/
Sallownesa Transformed
strangers as If they had been tier own would enable the »late lu sue buidsmen
No •-
blood. But tliey both walled and moan for indemnity.
to Durky Beauty
lAtYM Corvain*
A dark ikin to x r. f... matin*
ed bitterly, and begged father to take
Arrivo* Allmay
Governor < hatnbetlain will continue
when delicatrly »oft, undervpresJ
the clock» and dl»(»>as of them at bls holidays Indefinitely and probably will No • »
wit« the ra.liant £l«»w w iich indj.
1 r*ve« Corva'.lte
Irlaiire t<> bln nflxiitwirs.
I1A' I' M
iesue one pr<clnii«alion lot all ol nell
cateiahr«.''V, « tne .:<. Rotott-
Arrive« at Mbany
111 1’ M
There was a whole carriage load of week.
inekrepatl«-
ic-
I ’‘quality,
No ?—
J
>
rest
them, Init upon the reltrratrd aasur
leavftftt «»rvallift
1,
r 1 to
li tiw* AìUany
ance that be could double, and even
•k *
SEND CASH WEST
ro'-'r
t -. . r .« . ht|,Mrm»ia
ho. U-
treble. Ills money, our conflillng fatb
»
b .
•- .
r K l,«-rt.
luff» eft I orvahlft
................ Il 1MM
er. not knowing one thing about the
inei» certs: pr«‘tr«t <■>> a^-aimt tan,
Arrive« at Albany
Secretary Cortelyou Swings C'ub Over
__ 13 bB r M
real price or value of such ware*
•unbum and frecklet if applied be-
No 11 •
Eastern Bar kers
fora «mosure to tun or wind.
algne«! a note ami Iwv-ame a "merchant."
1 ware* APiany
...map m
Affbrkat < ,,r vwlltw
liai» 1«
Waaington, Nov. 9 —The Wrrl ia to
Spreads bar an irnperc ept. le them
At the end of tbe year that hatchet
otp re over‘kin »u-ts e.furminfa
All of (hr abor# train« connect w Ith *«uthrin
faced man came hack and eiacted bls receive all the aeeistance at the com
•bit. . «‘
, a
mand of the Treasury «h-partment to Pstlllc totagani trama. both at Al'wny an t
money with
enormous
Interest, al-
' <a vain« ae well m train fur Io-troll, «l> li <
deli« ate, lurtroue beauty.
meet the great drtnand for money to direct aarvxw u> Newport ami alia, en i lea. tnw
though father tind not yet sold a »lugle
«U M.. I n.tfOl T’ 1-4T
move the crops.
tocretary Cortelyou as wap aa llteltent'uab Hot ap Inga.
clock.
Fur further mtn«(nation apply to
«Itw-usm-d the situation with the ptrsl
Years later, when
UBO F NKVISA ‘.ell I'm Agl.
dent yesterday, and baa formulated a
II II.LRUNiab Agent, Albany
cross the groat plains
plan, which will be carried into efleet,
with but a single one
unh-M the Eastern banka tie* to the
=s
more than half tbe wagon »{va>T
Wo occasion and »how lew« aelflehnea«
hnuled them from Indiana almost to Mr. Cortelyou is of the < pinion that the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e* **««*
th«» top of tlm H'vky Mountains, am! larite importations of gold and the
Il M MY kit
1 A Kii liAllbSUB
then, one night. In a terrific snow houaei loaning which baa l<een done in
New
York
have
place«I
the
tianka
there
storm. when the wagon tipd upaet. we
found a use for them.
Brass wood, in a materially improved condition
< •
< •
glass six! varnish all went to feed a Ths government no longer feels the no-
Physician
Surgeon
THE SCIO STATE BANK
Elevator?, Mills and Docks Born
al Superior, Mino.
J
CI1APTKH I.
It waft • ftu»- bight tuWftnl tbe latter
pert of May
¡»ur.iif ib* Uytün* tbrft
n cloud»
Pars« . but oo th«'
•ppro«>*b of •’»••n i.M the « ti bad come
•ut. ftirl d enti ng in • Mate of glory
tinged Ib» houH«-t«»p4» with ■ fiery glow
the Bela*
•
i
wttb • guide
light, The unall
•uburb of Villen ivr. dittnnt (rum the
Fr«»t>ch » »pita but fourtftwti
«LftrcJ
thift gen#rot»ft bulo «>f brilliant coloring
It lftcb*<i j •( fifi»-!» minute« of
1»
•’rlo* k wh^-n th*
*hl»b
n«uir!>
•t tb«* full. r<»*’ w 'ii '
und map *<!•
motion gbov* (b* borltuft. *ud hung
berfwevn mrtb and b- om like »
bug»- allvrf Ifttnp
Th# gr*nt tr»*« whl1 I»
•hxvMt »'.rr
•. I- «I th ■‘«it t»u \
«-fi
CB»< ft«rt>»» th*1 atnoutb and vrlvwty I*«»*
thr|f »|r-*p «b i'!*««'*.
1 r< n thr • hw'«*» i
Itftrlf, th» light of ft M»lltnry lamp, pel
Ing to a f#w mrrg. twinkling my«, abone
fitfully,
h •un.” tr un 11 window In th»
Iftft wing of th<‘ h■« Jding
|(r:ii-»lr fr«»ui
the gr*w( tiietyifpoli*. tb* huwh of • pro
foun t ¡--t <* * aw h-r- up»»n everything
•••" wl.- 11 rrr<! by the »ft re- t - *r«- ¡1
tbe ftOUth. the
gr**n i
fro
In tb* d^p aba«|e of an eu-irmoua oak
whi« h •«eaH’d to keep watch a ml ward
ever »he «lewping Inmatr«. atood ft young
man namrd i“lnirh’» Von Llth. Io w bom
•v*ry familiar
but « »tijurr.l up to
bls ardent hnagination ih« Interior of
that faintly Ilium f.aud ai«arttnrnt
Thia
•il#nt wfttrher • "inín «I to p t?»’ (or *”inr
tnoment* In tb# dlr«” tian of th* < hat* w
Illa deii'eanor *•« that of on* und« • id<- I
•• to «b«t
to ptKHron
I *
ba
from the »hallow uf the tre* and
plft«*<| h 1« ftxri ui »n ih grairrl wnlw «nd
•a many time«»
l I» 4 f »teirp«
At length hr loaned forth mor* boldly,
though not without emit tun. to prevent
th« rrum King of I«;» ftho#4 upon th*
gr*rel. and e > -4 b. < »th ih* whirl«*«
I'h klng up two or thr*e « uall |e -bh w.
ti« tbrww them ft gum »t the <I« m
Illa
heart I »eat ».envw hat • 1 ■ ■ • ■ I u. ¡ ■. •» ■
•a. after the third *•-*/. a girl of almut
• lnefr."i) yrf»r« of «ge, who hid b***n r*^.|
Ing by the light of the lamp, left her
•rat and. ofHiiing (hr «winging enoetnent.
lookral out u{H»n tbe night
"Who ¿g thrreK* »he «»ked. In • tone
which indi* .i» «I e-.rnr alarm, but alngu
farly «weet and Mualcal.
"It's I It’« Chari*«.** replied the young
fallow . ’’don’t be frightened. I must see
I am going
you. If
away,
j am leaving Franc*.
1 return
to Anierha to morrow.”
"Oh. nonsense," evclalmed tbe girl
"T«»u are saying Ibis just to tr, me
"I am not, upon my word. Harriet,"
anvwrvl Van I.lth
"My pansage I» al
ready taken. I sail from Havre to mor
row afternmm "
"Why did you not let me know
earlier?" »be a«ked.
"I wae afraid to «rit»
You know
your aunt etri< tly forbade It, Hut, liar
tlet, can't I get In, It only (or a few
moment»?"
"I really don't
Harriet Wel«|on began, when the faint re
Bmnatrance died awaj tqion her lipa.
Keising the strong atom of a thick vine
which ran near the wind“«, and aaalsl»«i
by tbe trellla work, th«- young athlete l>e
low coniiueucetl an aw-ent which to an
older uian would have prove«! in Impovsl
LI* feat
In a few motuenia bls band was
on the window sill au«l the neit Instant
he bad lea|v<1 lightly Into tbe chamber.
Harriet, the first raptures of th<dr meet
Ing over. t»eg<e«l him to l»e gnu« , but he.
Bitting !“-«i«le her on the low sin l-iw a. it.
orgrd his plea fix further time so elo
quently that ahe yielded, and couhl not
find It In her heart to dismiss him at
once
The lovers, too. had a hundre«!
ronfidem es to Interchange
Harriet told
Van Llth I.“-», am - bl« quarrel with her
aunt, the j-ersc <u¡“in of a certain M
Chabot ba«l be «me well nigh Intolerable.
Rhe wa« afraid, moveover, that
Mme.
Iloupell fuvored hla eult.
"Ami now you are going to America,
Cliarlea. and there will lie no one to
stand tietween us
I am sure the man
baa not even the etcuae of loving me. It
to my dowry he la after
He 1» no doubt,
aware tlmt Madame Iloupell haa made a
will In favor of Emily and myself."
Charles Y en I.Uh could only clem h hi«
flat in impotent rage To the hou«e where
ba ha«l once been an hnn«>re»l an«i wel
come guest be now had to r»«me Ilk« a
thief in the null' <“ —“k a fares
tervlew with th«- only being on earth who
yet loved ami trusted him. In hla mind
there was a burning erase of Injustice.
The «-old and aevrre tones in which Mme
Rouprll had diamlaeed him er«-iu«d still
ringing in hie ears
"l»o not go," pleaded Harriet. "I am
certain that It will not l>e long before my
aunt will relent . that, after all. «he really
thinks a great deal of you stay, and I
will myself go to her on tbe first oppor
tunlty whi«h offers and
plead
your
euoae.”
"You ere trnvr* hopeful than I am."
replied Van Llth. blttrrly.
"If I had
hen treatml with any show of Jiisti«-e.
why, I would not «are
But your aunt
to prejudiced agaiiiat tne.
I am well
aware that Mowaieur Chabot baa sought
to omlernilne her conlhirmro In me. ami
be has su<verded
| Cell you. Harriet,
when I think of all these thing« It niak>-«
no- a <|e«|>erai« maa.”
He ha<| t>rrn pacing th« floor restlessly
with long, iaipatleat sttoks.
Hi» fair
was flushed with anger. W ith the mem
•ry of Mm«. Houpelt'a merciless treat
Blent aroused anew within blm. be could
hardly rracraia liimx-if.
"Rhe 1» worse than unjnst,” he con
tinned . "she has deliberately <i|H-ne«f her
ears to th»«» tales of Chabot's and as
deliberately shut them to my evplana-
tlons
Nhe has niagnifla-d my smalleet
a>l»<|eniewmirs into great fault*”'
“You muat not blame my aunt to me.
Chnrlew.
Recollect that to ua girls, at
toast, she haa ever been good ami kind.
1 womler what would have happene»! to
ua when mother dtovi. If It hadn't been
for her? Few women »«wild have cross
ed the <x-ean as she «lid to fetch ua. for
her dead sister's eak«; and she haa been
*i good as a mother to us ever since No. i
Charlie, you mustn't say a word agalaat
Aunt Huth in my bearing”
"Harriet," be .«aid. "you are quite righ'
to stand by her. It would be but a p«K»r
return on your part for all b»r kimlnew«
to you if yon didn't; but In wronging
uie she has «Tuuged you as well.
In
opposing our union, ahe not only wrecks
my happiness, but yours ”
He was qujeter presently. In the soft
«wing Influent-* of Harriet YVeldoo'e pre»
»niv bis evil genius aeeme«| to desert him
The angry espr»-««lon of bls features re
'«< h |
They sat able by aide and Icgan
to talk
Null pleading with him. Harriet
Weld-.n strove, to |>er»uade her lover to
i anil»» hla Intention of Immediately
leaving France.
"I have given you all my heart.” she
»»Id. tearfully, "and now you ara going
away. |>erha|>a forever but hark, what
sound la that ?"
Nhe leaned out of the window and Hat
•»Bed Intently for a moment. The aoumi
of »heels on tiie carriage drive wee dia
tlnrtly audible. Nhe rushed to the man
tleplere where a little clock stood ticking
away the previous moments.
"It Ia long past twelve," she eidaliu
ed
"That's their carriage we bear
Tbey've come back from the oywra. O,
Charite, go. go, I beg you, while you can
get away."
Yen Llth turned at once to go.
For
a moment onlyy he held her to hla breast.
Into that briefirinterval of tlrue were com
pt e«we<| a hundred «Afferent emotion»,
nhhh stirred him as. he bad not l-eeo
stirred for many a «lay.
"I cannot, yet I muat leave you." he
rrl«d.
lie booed hla bead a llttl« and kl»»e.|
her twice upon th« III««.
Nh« trembled
violently, but thrust him aaay from her.
re|«ea>ltig In tom»« of entreaty:
"Be careful! <>. do be rwreful!”
lie was himself once more
lie place«l
th* tialf fainting form of the girl uyun
tb“ «»fa an«l hurrie»! a»ny
Hr as»
about to rommem-e his dea>-ent from the
window, ami had already swung th« old
fashioned, diamond j«atied sash half way
op--n. when Harriet, lu wh>we agitated
-mind the fear of discovery overcame all
feminine aeaknesa. rushed forward, and,
catihiug bold “f his srui agrto.lnwdi
"You are too 1st«! tome back. Ile
quick, or you will to •rrn.”
Van Llth had just time tn close the
window when, through » chink In the cur
tains, he saw a b«*«le«l torom-he. drawn
by two powerful horse«, sweep rapidly
around the beml of tbe avenue and draw
up at the main entrance of the chateau
I ' ■ 'XI the > ■ 1.1- b- 11,, re a (¡l.te-l a g'l.l r
man of about thirty years of age
With
s great show of attention he first assist
rd a young lady, evidently still In her
teens, to deweml
lie then with much
aollrltude place»l hla nattily gloved Kami
at the disposal of the third <xv upant of
the rarriage, a gray haired lady, ««¡dent
ly well advanced In years, for she leaned
heat lly upon the »boulders of both her
cnnipanlomi
Nto shiver»«! »lightly ae the
et«M>d upon th« grav*l path In the moon
light, notwithstanding that the night sas
warin.
There were tra«-«w yet of ettrrnie taewu
ty in this woman's feature«, who. as
Nsrsh Graham, had ones toen the toast of
tlm club rooms in fashionable New York
It was still the face of a refined and cul
tur»«i American lady. Th« m«se naa thin
nml aquiline, and an eipresalon at om-e
haughty, yet kindly withal, sat upon the
mobile, nervous lipa.
Jewels flashed
upon her still firm o«ck and her little
wtleta.
Nhe held herself erect and her
eyes fin»lie«l proudly, as she looked upon
her splendid bawne.
"Emily, my dear. 1 have left my shawl
in the carriage.
Will you pleas« hand
It to tne? Monsieur Cliabot, your arm."
The younger lady at one* sprang light
ly Into the carriage, and returning with
the shawl, wrappe«! It cliMely about her
aunt. T*here was an Inexprvaalbla ten
«lerneaa In the action.
"Ilow thoughtless of me. dear,
You
might have taken «old. IGn't ring. Mon
sieur Chabot. I hare a latch key. Ah.
her« In Pierre.
Pierre, are you sitting
up? I h<>po there's some supper ready,
for I'm hungry as I can lie. Come, aunt;
let's go In.”
But something seemed to have attract
Are.
And »<> t'eace to their Bounding ceaeity of aiding the Eastern »ituatlon,
ed Mme. Itoupell's attention. Nhe with
toil is Impreesed with the imi«irtance
drew her hatxl from the arm of her ma!« brans. real to their braien facra!
of meeting the situation which eilsta
escort, and adjusting her monocle, a
in the Weet, where there ia pressure
dainty toy of gold and Ivory, gstm! stead
Had Heard Iha Mam».
lly at the upper windows of the chateau.
Hie •<•<*• roach Hint carried t lie for cash for crop-moving purpoara.
"Isn't It rather strange, my dear, that mall between Kent's hill and lieadfield I
there's a light In Harriet'a nx>m?
I
New Lemon Trouble.
station In Maine drew up along tbe
thought she was going to tod.
If her
roadside and the driver accosted a
Nan Francisco, Nov. 9—A n*w lemon
headai-he was no worse than that, she
might as well have a«compani»<! us thin little old man working In a field, says inf«-tlon, terme«l "brown rot,” has
be-n discovered by th* I’niveraity of
Everybody's Magaslue.
evening. When I was a young girl. Mon
sieur Chabnt, It would have taken some
•'Ito you know who Mrs, Abby B California agricultural riparta, which,
if not check*«! imm*«!iately. will Injur*
thing more than a heeda«-hs to keep me Brown Is aud where ahe Ilves?”
away from the opera."
The old man considered.
"Brown. lemon gr- w«-ra in th* N“iith*rn part of
M. Cha licit smiled, and showed hl* Abby B. Brown?" be repeated. "You th* »tat* thourande of dollars.
For
a hit» teeth pleasantly.
«lou t mean Mrs. Polly Brown, do you?" many jrara it haa l-eeti thought that
Madame can still teach ua Inviperì
* th* peculiar disease was ‘‘blue mold,'*
"No. Mrs. Atdiy II. Brown; we've gut
»need people how to enjoy life,’* he re
another common fungus growth which
s
letter
for
bar."
marked, gallantly. "It remained for the
' infects lemon». It haa torn discovered
"II., you «ay tbe middle letter a
I'tKted Niatea to send to Erance another
. that brown
rot ia oontagioua and
.Ninon D'Eacloa, to prove that «•banning B. do you?
I know a whole lot
spreads Ilk* wildfire, while blue mold
women never grow old.”
Browns that live on tha other aide of is noiKontagioua ami does not spread.
"Really, Monsieur Chabot. I am over
the road. but there ain't any Abby ■
«helmed
Eor simplicity and natural-
among them. You don't mean Abby B.
Union Pac f'C Drops Mining.
n< «a In compliment, my dear Emily, let
Smith, do you? Nhe Uvea over------- ’
Chicago, Nov. 9.—It in ann ttneed
me recommen«l thia flatterer."
"No. It's Abby B. Brown, We II And here that the Union Pacific baa ar-
Mme. Roupoli'e favorite pastime ««a
her somehow. Thanks"
tn make M Chabot believe that hie et
i ranged to retire from the commercial
The stage driver started hla home». note I bus In era on January neat. Aa a
aggrrated praises of her as a great lady
»truck home.
One of her saying« waa but ts-fore the romer was reach»«! a preliminary, order» have been iastied
"I like Monsieur Chabot
lie is such a faint "llello” caiiaed tha pa «enger» to for the conetruction of a branch line 30
sincere humbug," but »he mu«t have renlly turn around.
Tbe old man, hoe Io miles in length from Rock Spring» to
been a little move«I oti this ncva«|nn. for
an eatenaive coal field in tha north
band, was pursuing the stage.
her smooth, «bite en^rr« on tbe Erem h
"Brown. Mrs. Abby It. Brown, dl«I owned almost eicluaively by independ
man's coat sleeve tightened their pressure
«ay ?
Why, I know ber.
She’» ent operators. Heretofore I ba policy
and her face lightened wonderfully.
of the road baa linen not to run branch
my wife.”
Harriet, sheltered by the «Indo« cur
lines to independent fields.
tains, looked at Van I.lth, »ho ground
H r Was la I.seta.
his teeth ao furiously that, notwlthstand
Only Seventy Survive.
"My Eeart ami hand ar* prlroleaa.'
mg the gravity of the situation, the girl
could not fortiear laughing
Mme Itou
said tb* sentimental maid.
fit. Petersburg, Nov. 9 —A di»|«tch
pell below was still smiling at the French
"I'm glad of that." replied th* prac rtveivral today from Hamark and by tbe
man's compliment.
tical young man. "Other«ta» I might 1 official telegraph a a encl ce saya that a
"Let us g» Inaide." ahe «aid, at last,
I e p>v la I representative of a local news-
not he able to rale* tb* price."
"No doubt we ehall find some »upper
pa) er who was sent to Karatagh In the
somewhere, Poor Harriet ! I trust »he
Mnlklag the < baren.
IIlaser district of Bokhara, which waa
la not sick, I will go right upstairs and
The Widow Thirty five la the moat destroyed by a landslide following the
see how she la."
I earth«piake of October 21. reports that
"That's comforting tiding», anyway," charming agr In woman.
’3.40» persona perished and only 70 re-
The
Bachelor
That's
right.
ICa
ha
nt
thought Van Llth. who had again rwu-
'rapad.
tioualy opened the window, and to whom. to get away from a woman of that age.
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