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FRANK
BARRETT
CHAPTER X
(Coutlmwd *
I wa» Mown Into a ».ttlag roran. ••
pretentiou»lj genteel and eh ling a* Mr»
1»«n>*» her*«
nJ t ..-re 1 wa t«d tl it
plewaej tb» wo-uan to raune to u>«. She
waved u,« m a ehair, after »rating her
•elf, without giving me her baud, fur
which I was grateful, though hitherto aba
bad allowed ni» to take tbe tipe of b«r
clauuay Sager*
Her lofty nr anj pat-
ronlslug aiui.s ahoaevi that »he far:. .
pated In bra nrecioua aca's belief wilb
regard to the ner tag”
“I bar» nailed to *e» your »on. Mr
Lynn, tnadauk," «.d I.
’Tl» 1» not bysb.'' eadd »he with that je
euMar pronua. Utiuu winch your "»•ope-
riah" perwon affects. “He Is in lam
• her» be has m»< wilb an »c. ,4 -ui re
qulring med,.»1 treatment which -utu.- <
him to b • room."
"Cnn you give me hl* addra»«?" I -a«k-
•d , I ; i
j
him."
“No. 1 cannot give you bl» a>t.|re»
I
liwv» received » wiali from bun, in winch
h« l-eg» rue to act f..r I,
i. a
of a businee» nature until lu< re iru
About three day» after the, a
..n-
• bo bad Ju»t ret,,rued from a bowmera
Journey to ttw »o-ith d I rai .- •
, ■ 1
In to bav* a ch»t with m». and amongst
other thing* he »aid
"By tbo-by. Keene, | cro»*«d over with
young Yearn»«'
"Wb»oP’ 1 aaked
“On the fifteenth night aervlee.
lie
pretended not to *«e iu”. au 1 did not
bother him. 1 know » mat, at auch thn««
• » thia doeen’t rare for <-on,t-’l«u.w and
that wa-t of thing."
"H» was going to Paris. I «uppoae?" I
ventured to »uggeot.
"Oh. farther than that, I caught eight
of him at th« »tatioo where tb» l.n«
branchra off to Monaco.”
"You ar» »ure of your fact?" I • •k«l.
though I had little doubt of It.
“1 am as »ur» It wa» be u I am th»!
y»u are b»fore me uow "
Now the 15th »1« tbe very day he had
left Con»yford for London, Wk« London
sot gay enough for him, that he must
g» on to Monaco for amuraiu'nt? tine
thing was ceruiia Mr» Yaarnra, to iiavo
reealved ■ telegram from him. tnurt bave
known hi* wharaabouts. »nd could not
giv» m* bi» add rm» in Ixionon »imply ti
cs um b* was at tbe other end of Europe
M hy bad abe told ni» that lie? It-rau»«
•h» did not «ah it to 1« known that
b»r aob bad gou» to Monaco, leet It might
1?» Intorred that b» had gone tber» for
pl»a»ur»? '¡Tiat was 'h« co nd u< Ion I
name to
It n»ver »titered my head that he had
got out of th» country for prudential
reason», and that th» raua» of hi» pr« • p
ltat» flight wa» that littl» paper pellet
which w»« lying quietly in my bandy
drawer
There are thing» which ««rape
•een th» »usp.cion of • lawyer «ome-
llmna.
CHAPTER XI.
Mra Taames fouu.t time to quit her
drasaurakera, her crap«-», bombasine*, and
th» rest of it. in order to visit the two
poor »oui» at Fir »mor» llouw and wor
ry them Firet of all, «be attacked Nur-
G»»*rud» upon th» lutiyact of mourning.
”l» It poaslbl» that you have not yet
begun your mourning?” abe naked, look
ing around bor with a aniff. aa if «.cut
Ing tb» air for the smell of crap«
"Mias Clip 1» making our dre«*»« . they
ar» to b» bom* to morrow," replied M. m
Dalrymple.
"Very lajudw-lous. I always bare th»
dressmaker In th» bouw You know then
that an inferrab article 1» not aubatitiited
for tbe material you have bought, and
that none of it in kept bark. Also you
can b» rortaln that good work la put In
and no ma, hitting Tb» <-o«t ia very mu-h
tea», too.
What with lining and trim
minga. and on» thing ami auothah. I fear
thaw drew»»« will b» a very heavy »»■
p»n»e "
"Not more than I ran affrad to pay. 1
hop»." wid Ml*» Dalrympl» quietly.
"I bop» you hav» cho«-n a raah.onable
cut for my niac»'» dr»»ara. I »butild hare
liked them to b» Uk» Sir Willoughby
Chough'» littl» girls’, ur the Honorable
Mr». Blinker'» ni».-,.•»'. Ton mint have
noticed bow very elegant and high class
Tiey ar».”
“I do not think Laura Imitated any
•ne'» style.’’
’’Surely you have no* suffered that
child to rboow ber owu styl« !”
“Yra. Laur» ha» vary good ta«t» la
dm», »nd th» <lrra»e» are for her.”
"Wte'll b» a perfect »Igbl !" »aid Mr«
Train«» empbat «-ally, with « d io of her
hand
"How very unfortunate !
It I
had only thought of it a Ulti» earlier.
I>eah, «trab! They'll all have lo he al
tered. of cour»», whto »he go«» te b-rnrd
Ing school.”
"But I am not going to boarding
•cbool," «aid little (mur» d«»p«r»tely.
I
• m going to »lay al way» «ver. ever!
with Nurwo Gertrude. Mr. Keen* aay*
•’.Mr. Keene know, nothing about It.
Tour guardian will aettle ruch matter»,
and not Mr. Keene! And little g.rle
•hould apeak when they are spoke* to
not before
I'm afraid I ehall have a
area» dral of trouble with you when you
rare to live with me "
•'But I am not going to live with you -
nover. never"’ ei’-laimed the child, errew
Ing beneelf In terror again« Nvree Ger
truda, and bolding bar arm for prote-
\Ve «bail »co «bout that.” r«torr«l
Mr* Y rain--«. pursing up her lips and «on
frac* ug b«r mwtril« viciously.
Then
turning to \ur«e Gertrud», »h» aaki
"Have you made any plan» with regard
to yourself, M m IMrjuipl«? Have you
•ettied wberv you will go wbeo you tear*
by ah?"
"No it I» im-•« •>!» tu aettl» anything
defluitelj at preaeut."
"ttne thing there 1« who b »hould cer
tainly be done without delay. It ought to
tw> lot mated to Ilia servants that their
•ervi’«« Will not be required after their
month
up. The bouw* will I»« given
up. of <<iur»--
l'erbapa juu would llk*
me to tell theen tbejr mu»t goï”
I a tu lu cvicv.lcr my praitioa
"No
here imaltrred and no change in th« rout-
ill” 1« o
i l l.- until th* will h»» been
rood, Mr Keeme «•>• "
"Mr. K- -ne «•■•uns to be unduly inter
taring- to be overatrpplng th» bound* ef
II ’ ah' fun i rai," «aid Mr». Yearn»»
tartly.
Wli>-r«’!i»n little Iaure. with the cour
age of de»|>er«ti- a, declared I w«» • dear
old u,au. ami wouldn’t let rottk I* ««nt
away, or leg any one tie made unhappy
Th« day of tbe funeral ram» «nd a
aad day It i» In uiy memory, for even
a lawyer cannot bury an old friend with
out a pang of regret for tbe paat that
can never t«e r«ncw«*d ; a hitter yearn
ing for the band and tb» voice and tbe
M
COINH
• b!-h I w.ll now pro-esd to read.
IVuu't trouble yourself I d«iu't wish
to Sear it' *-r>nu«J rather iban said
Mr«. Ye«m»«
"Madam, said I. "! am ber» t» r«ad
this will, aut »o.cly tor your pleaeurn."
"Let m» look «t tb« »ignvtur» of that
I," »bs > riot, cr
ng qu.ck.y
There la lb» ««u»turs duly w it ties»-
' 1 sktid. show ag it, “and lbs «lai»,
yuu we, la the fourth ut S*pt«u>t>«r ot
last year.”
"IM you mean to tell me thie to the
wit! he made last year?" aha a«kvd.
"I du. iu -U ui . Have you atty ’<■**«>
to doubt It?"
"I have.” »h» I
•hurt. For bow
mean« by which
himwlf ot a km>wl<«dg» of lhe aff» r? Rb«
would have likvd to prralaim me a * o>iu-
Jrsl aod a forger. «• l beli»«» «bv felt
convimrad that I »•«, but »b» b»d Ju«t
•trough enough to coûta.u b»r paw-on.
”Tba< will »ball bs evotested." »h»
aaid. "1 will telegraph at omw to my
W
•
•
■ •
of a tru«' wort > «--’. "t
"That it th» very brat lhiu< >VU
po«»lb!y do," sa d I.
Sb<- clembed her teeth. • u<l »h*v”k ber
h-a.t
me *;’b « ■ 'li fur? m lier fae«* *•
■A
fa--« «f a fellow ereatur». and then •b<
turned her back <>o u» and inarched out
of th* rorau with a« mrab d’guitj
•be could command.
1908.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Reader^
PHtMItH RESIGNS.
Many Charges in British Cabinet
Follow a* Result.
T»l»|>l>on» K »«bang» No. II
Lon-Ion, April 7.—(¡real Brital i
in a peculiar position, being wltliout
cither premier or mioiatiy. The long
«urpacted resignation of
Sir
llentj
Surgeon
Physician
t
oKtooa
ti
iti
0 OH L, PRO
J
I Cainpbell-IUr.nvtiiian, the prime min
Dentist
■ ieter, wag officially announced Ruti.r
d y night.
Acc riling to tbe court cir-
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS ■ cu
ar, he resigned on lhe uigcut reoour-
! meiidation of hla medfcol advi*era, and,
i wa the constitation provide« no a>4o-
A Rcaumo of the Loxa Important but inatic euccearor. It re-ting with the king
to ehorae a new hmd of th«' gvietu-
Not Laaa Intareating Event»
merit, and in accordance with lhecus
of the Past W«»k.
tom amp precedent, tie whole cabinet
tealg • with tbe premier, no step to
*1 point a ministry ran f>e taken until
Hvr wrt H. Asquith, chancxdlar of the
The torprd” flotilla hat reached Mag- rxebrquer. wli i ba» been anmmoned to
Biartiia for the purpoae, lias seen the
ialiti* bay for practice.
K ng K’iaar l in severely criticised by king.
The yoaltlon ot the country i* quite
ha (Mkipie (or leaving hia pat ala
tinprece-lented, there being no previous
orlai*.
example of a charge occurring In the
Naval expert» ray many new record* preiiii« rri.ip while the ton-reign »•>
t ; <nbr«*d. Un thia •«•count the course of
Magdalena l«y.
procedure to oe followed a In tome
Howard Gould is »’ring hl* wife (■ r n doubt.
Fir Henry’» eondiiten remain» un
divorce. Drinking in her wont uflvtia«’,
change I. according to lhe |>hy«ician»*
w rditig » hi» eV-ry.
bttlh’tin.
The king, ’In telegraphing
Oliver C. Dalla», voder arrest at Ilei- bl* acceptance «>! th«’ premier’» resigna
■ na. ha* admitted making many faiav tion, conveyed an expression of hi* re-
r«-|M)tt» on mineral survey*.
grot and esteem, with beet wiabea for
Harriman dentea that he ha» main- Sit Henry’* recovery.
alnrd a tn >nop>ly <>f the lian»|H,rtatlon
buain**» in Oregon and California.
FLEET ASSURES PEACE.
Ti.e Canadian I’a- ifle railway ha« de
elded to build » eicond line through Evan* Say* Voyage to Pac fie Wa»
the R. cky tr. -untalira to the Pacific
Wall Timed
ouaat.
Ran Francisco. April 7.— Adm ral
The Italian car In the New York to R”bley D. Evan», in an interview
l'ali* anioni bile
print’d in the Chronicle today, »aid:
tan Francisco and
" The greater Interval cf tiie United
lor Alaska.
Htntra t< «lay i* In the t’acillc. The
Representative llolmon, of Alnlaitna. coming of the fleet to thia const ha* not
•av» the navy nra<l« more ahlpa. That only demonstrated to the world that we
la pan could «-agtly whip the United have 16 btiitloh'p* which <an I*
brought together fora I «ng omise at a
Riatca at prraa-nt.
niouivt.t'a notice, but it Ims called the
On her return from Han D>ego •»> attention of tl e p-ople of our own
Mag fan na the Connecticut egewde«! ” uutry to the fact that we have a Pa
ot t al »pe«-<l, and that after the long l iticcoaat »» well «m an Allant c coast,
trip from ilaiuptori R a i«.
and that it will l»e defended ju«t a«
A bitter prohibition campaign in Illi urn. h a* every Itch ol land around N« w
York, and that < ur intereala in the Pa
nois is newt an end.
cific Imlay are grra'er limn in the At
I’i-111 ppi tie Itoinocrats have Indorsed
lautic.
Bryan (ot president.
'' I I,1« i« 11.. -»I.irt t- a I to the c on
J*l tn 1« to * Io! i«h the st ignis ot oaite trie» ol th” Far I- art. where the gin'rst
>n the lower clanara.
commercial development is to In» With
development will ooino war, but it will
Great
Britain ia aiatmed at the
be a ootninetMial war, fought with
growth of H«icialiain.
brain« and dollars and not with 10-lnrh
The chief of the Crow ludían» defend« guns It will be generated by »neb men
tiidinn Agent Reynolds.
aa Harriman, and the part of the navy
Russia 1« ineUnnl to the demands on 1» only to l>e al way* ready. We do not
plan nor tight comm’r-lai Imtde*.
he control of Manchuria.
"Dra coming of lhe fleet wit most
Delaware Rcp iblicans will »end un opportunely timed by th« prraldcnt.
iti-tiucle>i dofegatra to Hie oonveutlon.
and it* attirai in the Pacific ha« reault-
An entire tralnload ot oranges ha« ««I In the present assurance of peace,
ju t b en sent fr uí ( allfornia to Iowa. | Not that 1 ever bei »red that thaïe w»<
•nF actual danger of »ar. The . people
.
J»pan la making extroaorditiary war <>l
both countries iralin-d too well wlrat
preparation* to continue ti.e expansion - a dreadful calamity auoh a war would
policy.
have been.”
The old Fifth avenue hotel In Sew
York ha* cliMtti and pilltician* are
POLICY IS CHANGED
home ess.
CHAPTER XII
1 araa drawing up »ran» paper» th» n»vt
afternoon when Mr Lynn learu-s was
an non herd
I slipped tb» pvper» In a
drawer, turned the key, »nd ruee from
my chair a» tbe young nran wa» «b”*n In.
II« had the dw«i<7 to aaaum« a limp,
albeit be had come over on borwlrack
"I want to •»• Mr. I teitnor»'» will."
h» begin after bru«qu»ly oodd ug a ml-
ulat;oa.
“Th* wil! itwlf 1» not in th» otfic».”
■aid I . "but you can »ra the draft from
which that will was draw n up.” And t
I evp.ctev! that I.ynu Yae.aira would fetched frotu a tin box tira« precis»«»
be «uthclently well to come hack fra th» draft.
He knew the algbr of it at ooce. and
reading of the will ; but h« w»« not. How
ever. Mr*. Yram«« wa» there with a tele holding it In hl» band, he looked et»adily
gram of regret from him : »he had torn at m» through h • half clro-d »>*». with
fate lip« firmly •»!. and hi» brow« knitted
off th« heading, but I found out after
though he w-r» saying to hlrnwlf;
ward« that it came from Mona<x>). »««I
herself prepared to »tBixi a» hi» repre- "You confounded old vagabond
"Hupl’nsing I am preparsd to »wear
•«-ntative ; and a fine monument of re
■pectablUty »be wa* in her crape
To that thi» ra not Ftevmrae'» last will;
“In that ra»*. I might b» ,-<»iup»lled
her disgust, I had up all tbe servants
into the r<*H» ; lud r«l. I had Invited »eery to prove tb»t it I» "
“(low would you do that?"
one who*« tukim- wa« in th» will. Dr.
"In the first place, ther» ar» the wl*
Audrey wa« th.-re. looking a» If b» were
go.ng to b»'.; bi» bead cut off. and M m •teases to th” • gnatur«. »nd then tb r» ra
Dr Awdrey. wh,»e evidence I could br.ag
Dalrymple, and little I xi il re.
if any »videnra wage required."
I open«! the Will, and In a dead ’ti
U’J
"Dr. Awdrey!" he »xclairned
lence I begau to read ll clearly and «low
ly
You might have heard a pin drop. he know that thte will »listed?”
"Certainly h« did
It wa. la
After the usual preamble, came the leg
aciea to the servant», whom Mrs Ysamra quenc» of that knowledg» that h» ladacwl
would have packrd off with a mouth'a the late Mr Flexmore to «D id» spun
wag”«, »nd then began the «niffing and making that •»• ond will, whi-b I wa» prw-
•ighing an<l »motb’-r«<i etrlanuit.on» of vetued from gett ng duly »ign»d-
“Show m» that »e.ond will," be »e'u In
a*tot>.»huietrt and pRaaure a» they learn
ed that tlu-r» were a hundred pounds and a tune of authority.
"It 1» dratroywl
If it
1 Ja
a goo’! suit of clothe» to coin« to rach
kla
1 - » It to |
If It
of them out of th» fortune of their kind
ol«l mn-’-r
And whm these wer» die were In your posaeealoffi even, and you
could prove that Flvxmor» Intsu.i»«! ta
po«cd of. I came to th» Yramrw bequest
"To Mr». Anns Marra Yeanica, widow »>gn it. ther» roukl b» no poaalbl» «bang«
of my broth’-r. Jo»epb Fletmore. I giv» in tb» result. There to no r»vok ng tbe
first will.”
and bkwrieath the sum of flea pound».”
He nodded, »till look.ng at m« »t»ad
I looked at her over the top of my
g lasse» aa I rrad thia, She folded her fastly with bi» balfclowd »yea. b « brow»
I euptawe b»
anti«, closed her eye«, and »Miimed a bn tied «-.d I. • Hpe »»t
I would have (bought to Intimidate me. He didn't »uc-
look of injured dignity,
given a« much as this bequest to have c»ed.
“Now tel! me.” »aid h» presently, "why
Imen able to look round and s«e how the
The German diet lias forbidden the Japan Much l»fi.i»i c<d by Comlrg ol
servants managed to contrai their feel- you led me to suppose that thi» first w .1
.ng»
However. I content’-<1 myself wUh was favorabl» to me. and tb» »econd au- iveofauy language at public tueeiing*
American Fleet.
tagontotie. T«ll me that."
reading on :
but Ger>i an.
"Because.” said I. "It la a profraaional
Tokio, April 7.—A f» w day* ago
"To my nephew. Lynn Trame». stepson
Harriman otficlala announce that ex Count Okuma received a deputation
of tbe aforesaid J<»«»ph E'l»«more”—ber» role to rouceal one’s clients' affair» from
tensive
improvement* to Fan Pedro bar- fr- tn lira Japan« *e reel.lente of Sacra
th.«ra
who
••«♦
to
discover
them,
an-l
ba
I turned over the page, and glancing at
Anna Maria, found her eye» open, and rs um I saw no harm to my client tn al tor will tie made by ti.e Honthgrn Pa mento, Cal., and from the Japai e»e
he* »»pression indicativ» of assured tri lowing you to form any conclusion yuu cific.
ne*«pi[H-r men of Ran Francieco, who
umph "1 give and bequeath th» »urn of ptoaaed, am! by whatever mean» you
It ia announce«! that the coal mine at wished l<> solicit hl« view» on the etni-
fifty poll Ulla aixl my glam caw of stuffed cboM. That i« th» rul« a» regards a Hanna, Wyo , In which a score ol min grai'ton (roblein.
I he count 1» report
lawyer and hie client. Hut there pro-
bird»."
er* were killed, will probably never l>e ed by the Ver. ACuler paper» to have
fras
,«nal
deliracy
end»
If
•
lawyer
1»
Ittwrritig tb» will and looking over my
Mid that it waa very difficult t> find
acquainted with a secret of a p-rsou out reopened.
g!a«e<-a. I »»id to Mrs. Y«»mes Flax
out wherein l»y the object of the dig
hl« client, he may conceal It or publtob
A general strike In R une has follow patch of th«
more :
American
battleship
"A» your »0*1 la not here, I will apprie» it a« clrcuru»lancra direct."
*<1 a lab it riot.
a<|iiadtoti to the Pacifle at thia time. A
That completely disconcerted him un
him by letter of th!» bequest."
Ruel • last objection to a trial ha* graxl deal ha* bee*» made of the move
“That is nut all. I am sure. Read oa. duly • • It *e-'me<l to me then, for I wa*
ment by the European pre»» and It wa*
•
<
m
n overruled.
only
thinking
of
the
mean
»nd
under
if you plraae,” raid tbe lady.
looked upon there aa all <rciirrcr.,-c of
I bowed, and proceeded to read out In hand manner In winch he ha I «ought t»
The Rrsiilian emlaer Bergamht Con unitkual Hgtiitharne. Japan, however,
full tbe clause In which Fletmor» «mo learn Flexmore’a testamentary intent oa» stant I» to viait Honolulu.
had received the aMurahre of the
st luted J,dm Howard Awdrey, M. D. (t never entered my bead I wi»b It haj
Andrew Carnegie las given Ifi.twi,- United State* government that it wa*
that hi» anxiety related to that pep»*
etc., »ole guardian of b!» beloved Jnligh
00) more to p- naion university ptofeee- not intern’» I »« a menace to Japan,
ter, traure Constance Flexinorr, and Io pellet he had lost.
He looked at me, then at tb» tab!», a* or*.
but «»» merely undertaken for the pur-
rei-ogultlon and considérât -m of bls *er-
po»e < f training o.Ticeta and men.
vlce in the e»|Mi<-ity of guardian and trus be fii<k«“l It with h'» riding whip; then
Hard time« have force I lle'en Gotrld
tee bequeathed to him tbe annual Inter at me »gain, finally a» It uncertain as to
Neverthele«», whatever th«’ ri-al < b
to reirtcch her chsrltlee. Two indua-
est on »>» h ’-apitai as remain’d after th» the extent of my meaning, aud to prove
j-< t i f the movement might !•*, It wa-
trial M-hoolg in which she ia intereated
payment of tb» foregoing aforesaid leg
R. he aaid
Indisputable that Jafan’» emigration
"Rnptsiaing 1 gav» you a thundering are to close.
aclra, life annuity to tuyself on» hundred
policy had l>e«ti eonaiilerably aff«< te<i
go.,
j
horsewhipping,
as
you
draerv«.
wbat
pounds, and all outstanding debts, until
Retire«) clearing ho ure certificate» of thereby and II wa» not ea«y to »«ver en
the sold beloved traure Conatance Flex- would you do?"
Chicago to Hie amount of 11 t.Oikl tMMI tirely the di*|«'ch of the licet from the
"Bring an action for damage« Ilk» a have tw’eri sold to a i-ar lboatd (a-Viry
more should attain the age of twenty one,
policy Jafan lad lately puraued towaid
when tbe whol* eatatv would rrvert to shot." said 1.
and reduced to pulp.
the Unihd Mtate» In thia connection.
Ilf drew a long breath, an! ther» wa»
hvr.
Charha Flaher, aged 17, dropied
I pause,1 here and again looked over vl»:bl» sign of relief In hi» »xprewalon ^
lead In the etr«-. t« of Beriford, Ind. He
"You’re wanted. If you plca«e. »-r,
Col'rct Morey by Auto*
my gio* - • at Mrs. \e«m«* The woman
*»■ aildieiod to the cigarette habit and
Ran Francisco. April 7.—With a
bad risen to her feet . sbe wa» white with •aid my servant, coming to th» door.
tiad one in hi* mouth when death camo. •‘flying squadron” of ten big antonio-
(To b» continued )
pa»<ioii. I sow she wished to »peak, and
The proposition to build a new tub» bile» pressed into service for the «v*
welted. Her lip twitched convulsively;
Nrtrr liaarnl Retore.
It wa« «one moments before »be could
way in New York from the Battery to »Ion an I a c>>rpt of volunteer colllector»,
"Will you direct me to Farmer Rkln- the Bronx, under Brradway and Leg- extraordinary effort» will be made by
articulate.
“Do do do I understand.” »tie fal ner » houee?" n«k«M the newly-arrived ington avenue, to coat DW.OOO.OOU lisa the fleet committee to bring the t- tai of
tered. “that he ha« left nothing to my »m boarder.
been approved.
lhe fleet fund to 170,000, and to erase
but fifty pound»?”
• I will ef yon want me to.” replied
work tn that c nnection by Wednesday.
For
the
thlrri
time
in
«I*
week*
the
"And a gin«« caae of atuff’-d bird«. thM
Before the collectors wind up their
th« »tatlon lounger.
Ohio
river
at
Cincinnati
i»
above
flood
■ all,” I Mid.
"I »hall have to n»k you for eiplldt »teg*.
effort* Tur »•lay night they will vielt
"Ail the property, in fact, go»» to Dr
2,300 »aloon» »nd fii'O re«tauranto with
direction». becnn»e I've never been
Awdrej?"
A (Ttrirago jury ha» derided tliat |M in th* boundary of the city and e*p«ct
there
before."
"The hulk of tb* property gnra to Dr.
hat» are ex< lm!e-l fr m the “i iieteaaary the to »«•ettr« pledgee of between Illi,-
**0oali! I know that, train’ ye're no
Awtirey, in tr< »! for Laure Constanra
ex
household eipcnaea"
f<»r which a hua- 000 and *20,000.
Flextnore. who mberlta when «he la twen •ot on goln’ there now.”—The Cetbolle bai,d 1» liab'e when Incture-I by hit
ty woe year» of age. I'nUI that time Dr. Standard and Time*.
wife without hit approval.
Transport Sherman Rail*
Awdrey will receive from me annual pay
Indiana R> publican* ata boosting f r
Ran FranC'tro, April 7.—The trana-
nient of all Interest accruing from tbe
t alimi«»» *t«M-t>.
estate, in payment of service rendered a*
port Rberinan will sail al noon tomor
Blog (after ten year»' a trac tice I — Fairlnnk*.
guardian of the child. Tb»re I» a further What became of Hklnner. the dry goral»
row for Manl'.a with a large number
Germany
1»
preparing
to
flrat
a
loan
clauan provld ng for the appointment of man? When I left he wan in financial af 1162,600,000.
of fir*l clase pe»*»ng”rs beaidra 100
a new guardian in th* event of Dr. Aw-
enlUt—l men o( the Twenty-fifth c<»at
welling out at conf.
i
„
drey’» death, ant the reversion of the etmlt*
Knox Oh. be. doing bualMM at tte ' ,
w¿”
ol «*"’•"7
artillery, and 130 rveruita for the tro pe
whole estate to Dr. Awdrey in cae» of old .und atm Milin, out al roaL
|In the Philippine*.
f < h'“her ”«rt'
th» -b Id dying before coming - f ag». and I
H.•« «-la«» wu k In all brat,. I . « of ton u»t r?
scio.
u
i
oaaaua
i
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Rotary |*ublk- »n l »oltettor
■ I'aleut« and l eu lou».
Office, tt* We»l T-t «-«eel
At tlAMY, OkgUOl
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ALBANY I
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('•abler.
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T reel leni.
S<!i>
Oregon
t'-«-« a g«-«.crai »««king and ««chan».* t>n«g
ne*« I <■.. .« U.a I.- al iront rat»» »ud drall»
Itairal ou principal etite».
Tim tu «i I’ la.In Portland Io Ka*
I» at
Pop’s Coffee House
Al W <*•♦. I.txl <»f ibe M
JhnMt Utl !<•
CHAPLEO 3. KAHER
lAutcuMur to lituar llivw.t
Tropri*tor.
M McAtrtg
U M Tiaaxa
ROYAL RESTAURANT
ora» r>*v »»■> siunv
Oregoe
Albany
L DUGGER
y
Notary
Deed’- M-’itg'c «un-l l*> n« on Vouch
era car« fully written and a. knowledge-!.
I «■.«. », « outra. I*. « t.
|-r«-j ar«-d Hvutk
u( brhlge, at Rantiam New» olt.ee.
FClO, <»KFO »N
Dr. J. Mon Foo
An
ln-icric.d
Compounder of
(HIMSt MEDICINES
Rticc’ •» >r t - ili« late Hong Wo Tong, of
Albany, Oregon, la now preparca 1«
furnleli Ch i
e il ’il i.e« to ai!.
Th*
Ululerai« ’ -I r.. iiiii.rnd* him
and
*Uaraiit<'*'-> itisi«- t- u
< nil or write
I. b at 117 Went He« ■ I RtreeL A llrany
Oregon.
.M. WES t FALL
Ro I-
IrawiM Y» iuta*
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T.U A M
Arrtvae alimay
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Train leave« Al'iwny
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Tratea lu «••■I roll« Uelrul«.
Ho a-
IravM Al’arny for ttetroll..—
IMI M
Arriv«» Iwuull ......... ... .....
h io a a
Mo *-
leavo» Vetrol> _ __
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Arme« artiany . . .................... » *i r «
Train» for « or«wlll».
Mo. *-
ta-ava» AH«ny torCorvalila...»—
Arriv»» Corvallis............... .......
Mo U-
l«»'»« Alton* .. —
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Arrive» al < orvallt» ____
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Mo a-
brave» Allwny......
............ „—..l a* r. M
Atn>««< <>i«»m»
.............
i I* r. M
Train» for Albany.
■To. g-
Iravs» Corvallis —
« JO A M
Arrive» Allauiy ...................... Ilio A. M
Mo » •
Ira ve» Corva: II»
.............. uso r. a
Arrive»»! Albany
..................... I.tet.fi
Mo T-
Irav»» Corrai lia
« eor.M
Arriva» Albany._ _
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ko II-
Ira-e» Corvallis _
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Arriva» at Albany....
.. U M P. M
Mo I« -
Ira- ra Altaev
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Arrivassi < .«vvaiite
lisF.fi
All of «lie »imv» train» i-onne-t with S.>utb»n
r»<inc « otnrwny tram». t»>«h •« AHauiyaag
Co« valli», a» well «a «rain h«r l*«rr»t!, atvln*
ilo« t «ervi.e to \m;.>rl an-1 a’IJvwni Iwaotoai
«■ well m nrwlt»nbii«h Hot Sp lug*.
Tor turi her information apply to
ng«», r sF-viss, '.«n. r»«a. Aga,
U- U.CHUMISK Agent, Albany
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