The Santiam news., July 15, 1910, Image 5

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McCutcKeen
(Chapter XXXIII Continued.)
"Was he the one »no was pciwned
at the chateau, excellency V‘ asked
Neenah timidly.
“No. my dear,** be replies! soberly
* If I remember my history, be dim! In
the seventeenth century or thereabouts
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Is My Business
It's really of no consequence, however
Any guod. faithful dog will serve my
pun»>se
What I want to Impress
upon you Is this—It 1« moat difficult for
a faithful old dog to survive a change
of masters It Is nt human nature or
dog nature, either I’m glad that you
C. W. TEBAULT
are convinced, Neenah
llut please
don’t tell Habib Bowles that lie la a
Lyons St
Albany, Ore.
d-g ’
"Oh. no, excellency r* she cried ear
neatly.
First Out Accoaunodattou tel yrstari Srrvkr
“Hhe Is very close mouthed, sahib.”
Large Sampl» Foo nu for Commercia! Trarrlcri added Hellni. Witb Conviction
“We’ll take Bowles to England with
L'NDLF MEW MANAGEMENT
us next week.’* went on ('base dream
lly
“We’ll leave Japat to take care
of Itself “
lie lighted a fresh cigarette, tenderly
GtANT riBTLt. Fr«.P
fingering It t>etore applying the match
“I’ll smoke one of hers tonight, He-
ALBANY
OREGON llm.
Hee! I keep them apart from
the others In this little gold case. I
DRUGGIST
. a. KWIHO,
T. J. HVNIIM,
smoke them only when I am thinking
President
Cs/iier
Now, run lu I want to lu* aloue.”
Oregon
Scio
They left film, ami he threw himself
upon the green h < d Ids bio k to u tree
Ills face toward the distant cliateau
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Take«* are of your rnotirj, lifting th* ufmmi
Hours afterward the faithful Selim
diligence t«>f ) wir »ah’l y
It tor« a «tri«*fly
cauie out to tell him that II was l»«-«l
Laai'king bijstiur*
Ink*« cur* of your
time. lie found bis master still sit
chéri* on other tank*. uj ultra
ting (here, looking ncr<■«« tin* moonlit
•iiih-lio for you. make» h»n<
fiat
In tlu* direction <-f a place In the
t'on*ist<*iit
with »« mm .
hill« where ome he had dwelt In mar
CUSICK BLOCK
t'ouï erra t We b«a«|
l>le balls.
nt'*» inri ho<l«
“Salim,” lie said arising and laying
his band upon his servant’s shoulder,
bls vol<e unsteady with finality, ”1
have deckled. after all. to go to Pari«
We will lhe then- Selim in> you tin
derstaud?*’ with strange fierceness, a
Administrator of Estates
great cxultatlou mastering him “We
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
arc to live In Parts!“
Alans Negotiate«!, Abstracts
To himself all that nicht h» «««
Obtained
and
Examined
BOTH PHONES
saying. “I must see her again! I shall
Al BONY
OREGON
see her!”
A thousand times be hsd re»<1 and
reread the letter that lady Depplng
ham had written to him Just te-fi-re
the ceremony In the cathedral at Thor
l»erg. He knew every wont that It
contained, II» coutil rend it In the
dark. Htie had said t lui I Ucnevrn was
going Into a hell that no hereafter
Come to the
could surpass In horrors! And that
wss ages ago. It seemed 1» him Ge-
nevra bad been a wife for nearly
three months the wife of a man she
loathed She was calling In her heart
for him to come to her Hhe wa« suf
Pure Delicious, Refreshing Drinks
fertng In that unspeakable bell. AH
this he had come to feel and shudder
at our up-to-thte Stxla Fountain.
over In Lis unspeakable loneliness
lie would go to her There could tie
Ice Cream. Chocolates. Bon Bons,
no wrong In loving her. In tielng near
Tobacco«« and a nice line of pipes,
her. In standing by her In those hours
of desperation.
Lunch Goods, Etc
A copy of a London newspaper
stuffed away In the recesses of bis
trunk, dated June 29. had come to him
by |>oat It contained the telegraphic
details of the I rtlliaut wedding In
Tbortierg Every royal family lu Eu
rtqie waa represented Tlic Ibil of no
ble names seemed eudl»»« to him, the
flower of the world’s aristocracy
How he hated them!
The next morning Selim aroused
him from his fltful sleep, bringing the
news thst a strange vi-swl had arrived
off Aratat. I’hase rushitl out upon his
veranda, overlooking the little harbor
A loug. white, graceful craft was
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lying In the harbor He stared long
and Intently at the trim craft.
•‘Can I be dreaming?" he muttered,
passing his hatid over hl« eyes "Inin’t
All CI*M«m of Job
lie to me. Sellin! Is It really there?“
Printing executed
Then ho uttered a loud cry of Joy and
started off down the slope with th»
on short notice at
speed of a race horse, shouting In th»
reasonable prices.
fretixy of an uncontrollablo glee
It was the Marqnts of It ’s white
end blue yacht.
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E. C. PEERY
The Scio State Bank
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALBANY
OREGON
DR. W. R. BILYEl
DENTIST
R. SHELTON
Real Estate
Notary Public
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Three weeks later Hollingsworth
Chase stepped from the deck of the
yacht to the pier In Marseilles. The
next day he wae In Parts, attended by
the bewildered and almost useless Me
Uni. An old and valued friend, a cam­
paigner of III» wartime days, met him
at the Gare de I,yr,n In resfionse to a
telegram.
"I’ll tell you the whole story of Ja-
pet. Arch, but not until tomorrow.*’
Chase said to him aa ttiey drove to­
ward the Bitt. "I arrived ycatrrday
on the Marquis of It *s yacht, tbs
cricket. Im you know him? of course
you do Everybody dore. The Cricket
waa cruising down my way and picked
me up- Rowles and me The captain
came a bit out of bls way to call at
Aratat. but he had orders of some sort
from the marquis by cable, I fancy, to
atop off for me.”
tie did not regard It aa necessary to
tell bls correspondent friend that the
Cricket bad sa(TeJ fmtü Vu rèe(fTrs lou of the old Ftaurebert palace, vague­
with but one port In view A rutat ly conscious that the room was dark
He «lid n»t tel! him that the Crkkrt rued by the drawn blinds and that It
b.id come with a message to him and was cool and sweet to his sense« lie
that tie was answering It In (icrson. as knew th.it she was coming down the
It was Intended that he should a mea bread In 'way 11» could hear the rus­
«age wrlttiu six weeks before tils ar tle of her gown
rival In I rutwe
There were many
Im-onsequcntly he was wondering
thing.« thst 1 ha»» did not elplalu to whether she would lie dressed In black.
Arvbll>a!d Jan >-»
You're looking fine. Chase, old man Then, to bls humiliation, be remein-
DM you a lot of good out there Y ou la-red Ihat he was wearing uncouth,
are as brown as that Arab In the taxi travel soiled garments
Hhe was iln-iuil In «bit» a hott««
meter bB<’k there lly Jove, ol«| man.
that 1‘eratan girl la ripping
You say gown, simple sud alluring There was
she's hts wife? Hbc’e’’- «’hase broke no suggewtloo of the coronet, no shadow
tn upon this fsr from original estimate of grief In her manner, as she came
swiftly towunl him. her hands extend­
> f lhe ptctqreeque Neenah
”1 »ay. Arch, there’s something I ed. a glad light in her eyes
The tall uinu, voiceless with emotion,
want to know before I g<> to the
marquis' this evening
I
I'm
due there clasped her hands In hl» and looked
with ruy thanks
He Ilves In (tie down Into the smiling, rapturous face.
"You came!” she •nkl, at moot in a
Boulevard Ht Germain I've got th»
number all right 1« one ' llkelv to ft !><j whisper.
"Yes I could not have stayed away,
the house full of swells? I’m a bit of
I have just lien rd that you you aro
a savage ju«t now. and I’m rorrosponil
free. You must m>t expect me to of
Ingly tlm!«! ”
It would be sheer
Il's friend stared at him for a mo f»r condolences.
hy|>ocrl«y
I am glad I am glad! You
ment.
“1 can eave you the trouble of going -ent for me you sent the yacht, Ge­
to the nvirquls. ” be snM
"He aud net ra. before Iw-furv you wers free. I
llie marchioness are In Ixmdou at pres <auie knowing that you belonged to
an-dlier I find you the same as when
ent Left I’aris a month ago"
“What? The bouse Is rlotol?* la I knew you first when I held you In
my arms and heard you any that you
deep anxiety
”i think not Servants are all there. loved me. You do not grieve you do
You are the same, my Ge-
I dare say. Their (da v adjoin* the m>t mourn
Bralietx palace, The princes« Is Uli nevra the same that I have dreamed
of and suffered for all these niontha.
nine, you know ”
Y- ii «uv (lie Brnbsta palnc«- 1« next Hometiilng tells me that you have de­
I will not kl.«
door?’’ detuniotol ('base, stemljlng his scend* d to my plane
voice with an effort.
yt»tl i.eticir i. until you hate promised
“Yea- th«' ohl Flauretw-rt mansion lo become my wife “
The princess was to have ts-en the so­
Hhe had m-t taken her ryes from hts
cial «<Mis.il Ion of Paris this year She’s white luteiise face during this long
a wonderful bMUty, you know."
summltig up.
Waa to have liecn?*'
Hollingsworth. I cannot. I will not
“Hbe married that rotten Brabetx b! >ii.» you for thinking III of me.* she
last June, but of i-ourse you never snl.l "Have I fallen lu your eyes? I
b. >r I
f U »'it tb<-r<- In wh.it «the wanted jou to be near me. I wanted
name of tin-pl me
You may
hat » you to know that ««hili the courts
heard of hl« murder, however
III« free«! me from lluit man I would
mlstre-a shot him In Brussels“-
tie ready and happy to come to you ns
•<;r«'-it <<r»l. man'” g.ispc.l t ha«<- your wife. I am not In mourning to-
clut> hlng his arm lu a grip of Iron
I knew you were com-
«lay. you «co
’ l b«' «lei II. Chase,”’ crl«sl flu- other, Ing. As Gist la my witness, I have no
atnaxed. "What*» the nutter?**
husband to mourn for. lie was noth-
"He's dead I
Murdered?
Itow - Ing to me.
1 want you for my bus­
when? Tell tua abolii It!“ cried ChMS». bald, dear «mt
ti was wb.it I meant
his agitation so great that
when I sent out there for you that
l<M>k'-d al him Ip wonder
and nothing else."
“Gad. you seem to be Interest»«! H*
ITIIX KND.|
"I am! Where Is she I mean the
prim-««» and the other woman?“
“Cool off. ol«l man. People are star-
LOCAL BREVITIES
Ing at you. Itmlietr. was stmt three
w<M'ks ego at a hotel In Brussels lin’d
been living there for two months,
The Laar ball boya talk of quitting
more or less. with the woman In fact
for
th«> season.
he left Paris almost Immediately after
he was marri«*d to the Prln- vss Gene
Fun S aijs A pure bred Jersey bull,
vra The gom.lp Is that she Wouldn't 2 years old.
Cheap— W. J. Groan,
live v.ith him Hh»’«i fount! out what Thomas, (»re.
sort of a dog he was
They didn't
Make money from your hens by feed­
have a honeymoon, and they didn't
ing to-c'a Egg Maker, bone, shell and
attempt a bridal four Homehow they
kept the scandal >'Ut of the papers grit. At Wcaely’a Grocery.
Some of our small boya spend much
Well, he hiked out of Paris at the end
of a week, just Iwfure tbe Hth The of the time bathing in the cool waters
poll«» had asked the woman to leav>- of Thomas creek the««' warm days.
town He followed Ikipe fiend, ttiey
Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms
aay. The bride went Into set lualon at
once.
Hhe'a never to l>e seen any and moss, by using Lilly's lh-st Tree
where The woman shot him through Spray. At Wrsely’a Grocery.
tbe head and I hen took a fiuc dose of
Now that our town Is without water
poison
It was a ripping liens story for a few days, we again urge our
The prominence of the” —
citixcns to the utmost caution about
“This was a month ago?*' demanded fry.
('base, trying to tlx sotnethlug In hl*
Thia is Chautauqua week in Albany
mind
“Then It was after the yacht
left Marseilles with orth-rs to pick me and from all accounts the enterprise is
up at Aratat.”
a big success both financially and in­
"What are you talking almut? Bure tellectually.
It was. If lhe yacht left Marseilles nil
.Mike Bilyeu was down from lhe
weeks ago.
What's that got to d«>
Bilyeu Den ranch Tuesday. He says
with itr
“Nothing. T»on't mind me. Arch. I’m he has the lioss crop of com of thia
vicinity. Bring some of it to the Fair
a bit Ujiset '*
"There was talk of a divorce almost Mikel
before the wedding liells cesw««l ring
Ing. The gram! duke got his eyes
Farmers Take Nttici
opened when It was too late. 11» re
Wr can furnish you with machine oil,
penti-d of the marriage Th«' prime»»
valve oil, separator oil of the highest
was obliged to live In Paris for a cer­
quality and at prices at which you have
tain length of time la-fore applying to
the courts fi>r freedom. Oad, I'll stake never bought for until thia spring.
Give us a call and wo will convince you
my head she's bappy these days“'
Chase was silent for a long time of this fact. If there ia anything you
He »'!« quite cool an<1 comp«»»»«! when m e I. you will lie able to get it, day or
at last he ltirn««l to bis friend.
night, as Mr. Neal lives over the store.
"Arch, do me a great favor. txmk Wake him and he will attend to your
out for Selim and Neenah Take ’em wants. Morrison & Neal, Scio, Ore.
to the hotel and we that they get set­
tled. I’ll join you thia evening Imn’t
Diclini Notici
ask questions, but put me down her».
I'll fak» another cab. There's a goo! T<> Ai l. W hom it M ay OwfCKUN:
fellow I'll explain soon I’m I’m go­
Notice is hereby given to all whom
ing somow tiere. aud I'm In a hurry.”
it may concern that the undersigned
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has ftlcd her final account in the matter
The volture drew up before the his of the estate of B. F. McDonald, de­
torlc old palace In the Boulevard Kt ceased. in th» county Court of Unn
Germain Chase's heart was lieatlng
county, Oregon, and that said court has
furiously a» h» stcp(H-«! to the curb
The eecher leaned forward for Imitrvc fixed Monday the 15th day of August,
1910, at the hour of one o'clock p. m.
Ilona. Ills fare hesitate«! for a mo
of
raid day as the time of hearing and
incut, «wxj«l by a momentary Indeel
settling all objections against ami to
slon.
Tb» the final account aforesaid; therefore,
“Attendre.” be Mid Anally,
driver adjusted Ills register and settle«! all persons having any objection to
back to wait. Then Chase mount»«* said final account are hereby notified
the step« and lifted the knocker will, and required to appear and file the
trembling Anger« He was dlxxy will same in said court on or before said
eagerncM. «mid with uncertainty.
last mentioned date.
She bad asked him to come to her
I ated al Scio, Oregon, this 15 day of
but conditions were not the same a»
July,
1910
wheu she sent the compelling message
Alice McDonald,
There had come Into h»r life a vital
break, a change that altered »very
Executrix of the estale of
thing. What was It to mean to him?
B. F. McDonald, deceased.
'In <-• »3 g,
xr.'X utet la the aa W. R Bilyeu, attorney for executrix.