Tillamook headlight., April 26, 1906, Image 5

« g
one will lend me a pencil and piece
EINST H OMAN UAILIFF.
on the point of addressing her, when
of paper on the way to----- ’’
she rose and with a very stately in­
Tramp, tramp, tramp. The guard was
clination of her bead said: ‘I am the
walking up and down outside. Hark! Portland*. Oregon has Appointed Shah Jehan,' at the same time ex­
Mrs. M. E. Daggett
what was that? The man had cocked
tending a tiny hand covered with jew­
The first woman bailiff ever appoint- els. When I had somewhat recovered
his rifle. Another sound—horses, a
BY ARTHUR APPLIN.
score of them at least, a challenge front ed in Portland, Oregon, was recently from my confusion I noticed that, al­
the guard, a curt reply in a voice sworn into office. She is Mrs. M. E. though of diminutive stature, she had
The Greatest English Story of Modern
which Ogden knew; then silence fol­ Daggett, who for the past three months a very handsome, intellectual face.
Timos.
lowed by the sound of a key turning in has been engaged as a volunteer officer She wore close fitting pantaloons of
the door, then-----
in the Portland Juvenile Court.
gold brocade, embroidered jacket and
Lady Lectv the nine­
"Out of this, boy. Come.” A tall
teen year old daughter
a muslin toque."
of the Duke of Marionl.
figure stood in the doorway, beckoning.
goes Into the Eaet vnu
The
present
Begum
still
keeps
up
"Old man—Hame.” John gasped.
BY AHTHI'H PATERSON.
of London and lives and
the restriction of the “purdah." When
fnm
toil« vAtt.li the poor. A
"That’s me. No word on it no*
thrlllLng »lory of life tn
she was presented to the Prince of
CHAPTER II.
the greateat city hi the
servant, and general help at the post­ There ain’t time.”
Wales
at
Indore,
she
was
crowned
with
world; it abould be read
office,
and
was
on
the
premises
this
John
looked
around.
All
about
him
by everyone titblring to
John Ogden turned his head;
gold,
her
face
veiled
behind
a
burka
learn of the ureat
morning.
When
the
trouble
began,
ne
were
mounted
men,
a
strange
mixture
tuzzle of a Winchester carbine
of light blue and her figure draped in
secrets and autferinga
—
cowboys,
bronco
busters,
and
sheep
­
had
secreted
himself
where
he
could
and waakneMM of hu­
lthln an inch of his neck, and
blue
of
a
deeper
shade.
man nature.
Every
see all that went on, and had been an herders, red- faced Texans, and swarthy
heriff's cruel eyes were behind it.
- i) t c u< e>> f chi»
The
reign
of
women
in
Bhopal
is
►lory ha« K thrill.
Ogden felt numb and nerveless. In a eye witness to the quarrel; had seen Mexicans—usually the bitterest of-en-
likely
to
cease
with
the
death
of
the
' <rrn*** you out of
ash he saw the significance of the Lassiter fire the fatal shot, and with ernies—now for the first and only time
the humdrum of every­
present Begum, for she has two sons
day existence Into a
lords; lié was as a bird within strik- great difficulty had contrived to escape in their lives standing shoulder to
and
a
daughter,
and
the
heir-apparent
Mpherr
of enthuMbutm
detection and capture. Terrified he had shoulder as comrades, to fight in a com­
ng distance of a rattlesnake.
and reapoiiM*.
is the oldest Son.
Till-. 111-.KOINE-A
I ■ Wilk out of this,'' said the Sli.rnï. ridden off to his brother and told him mon cause.
len r It-NN girl of the
“To the hotel, boys,” said a voice. Ed.
I Ogden turned to the door, meeting all. José wishing to save Ogden, but
n riNiocracy.
II El<
ENETllE!^-
klie eager faces of a crowd of people knowing the contempt with which the Clincher's. "Not a sound. We have
< «plain Conroy
fwho had heard the shot. The sheriff evidence of a Mexican would betreated, a wily steer to rope, and must work
u n d
her
own
THE MAGK STORY
fnniilv.
and the danger to his brother if they clear around him before we throw.”
[beckoned to two men.
TIIE II EKO- Lord
(Continued
from
Page
e.)
had
moved
in
the
matter,
had
been
in
They
wheeled,
and,
with
John
and
Arthur, c on nld>
“Take him to the casa, boys, and stay
t-red « nt lipid fool.
despair, until a thought came upon Iiame in the centre, galloped down the
by him."
"Mr. Currier is good for anything he
OTIIEK LEADING
him
to
seek
the
help
of
Mr.
Clincher,
one
road
Calhoun
possessed,
reaching
< IIAK At TKKS -
The promptness of action and lack
orders," he said to the man in charge;
(’ <> tn
i ■ I o u e r
of official ceremony in Western trials who happened to be the banker of the Sanderbach’S hotel in a few minutes.
"one of my old customers. This is Mr. IlHiuen of the Kiilvatlou Army.
Lights were dancing in the windows
GKAY-AuEaat End friend of
by jury is one of the features of fron­ remaining portion of his legacy.
Bryan, Mr. Currier. He will take good FLOKKIE
LeHy*».
tier life At eight o’clock in the morn­ Clincher paced up anddowntheroom, there, people running to and fro in
care of you, and ‘stand for’ you just Bl I. L A LI AH—The Terror.
„
4
Y
should read this story, and. If you live in the
ing John Ogden had been a free man— his face growing darker every moment, mortal fright, for it was said that a
the same as I would. The fact is, I have country,
you should have your c
sold out. I’ve just turned over the out­ they may understand
by noon he was on trial for his life. and little Maximo when he was brought party of cowboys mad with drink were
life in a big city
fit to Bryan. By the way, is’nt Mr. wliat
The court-house was the largest room In, was horribly scared. But when Mr. about to shoot up the town. The scare
really means.
They
had
just
begun,
and
before
anyone
should read tlda story to
Sturtevant a friend of yours?”
in the hotel, a convenient spot, for the Clincher questioned with gentle firm­
learn what Lady lastly
could
leave
the
place
Hame,
Clincher.
ness
he
concealed
nothing.
At
the
end
judge was the hotel proprietor. John’s
1 nodded. I couldn’t have spoken if learned in her effort to
reform London’s East
I had tried.
trial lasted exactly two hours. Sheriff the storekeeper fell into deep thought, Collett and Bacon, with a force of fifty
end. She sees there the
men,
were
round
It
In
an
unbroken
the
Mexicans
eagerly
watchinghisface.
“Well,” continued the ex-“night owl" motly crowds thronging
Lassiter, “our worthy officer of law^’
the street»; the ragged
man. “he came here one night, about and
as Judge Sanderbach explained to thq “It will cost money,” he said aloud, ring.
hungry looking
Judge Sauderbacli, portly and respec­
a month ago .and told me the most children touch a chord
eastern visitors assembled to enjoy the half to himself, half to them. “Why
in her heart. As you
wonderful story I ever heard. I've just I iread
ceremony, gave his evidence with a should I spend money on a darned table, stepped out upon the pon-li.
thia wonderful
Behind him on the stairway to the
narrative of the condi-
bought a place on Eighth Avenue, i 1 tlons
dignity and self-restraint that was cowboy?
life in a great
where I ant going to run a regular | city, of you
“Money,” cried José, the rest of the upper story, were pale-faced visitors.
much admired. He stated briefly, how
appreciate
more fully the ulebtdngs
restaurant—near Twenty-third street. . of
when passing the post-office, he had speech being beyond him. “I have The Judge, a tall, fine-looking man,
the country.
Come and see me.”
The squalor and suf
heard the sounds of a struggle inside money. Yes, me: Señor Don José Ilario asked with an Injured air of dignified
| feringa ure pictured by
followed by a revolver shot, and enter­ Gallegos. All the money that lies with surprise* what they wanted.
Again the Wonderful Story.
i the author of thia won­
The storekeeper answered. “The
story; the men
ing had discovered the deceased in a you I will spend to save his life—every
I started to walk homeward, finger­ derful women
searching
Sheriff of this town, Judge.”
dying condition, the prisoner standing dollar.”
ing the solitary nickel in my pocket and
the turbulent aea, reacli
,
ing
out
and saving lost
The
Judge
smiled,
“
He
is
not
here,
“Pshaw, you are a fool,” was the
over him. pistol in hand.
ami contemplating the certainty ot rid­ souls; also
MRS. M. E. DACGETT.
the great
Long before this Ogden had re- rough rejoinder. “Your head’s turned. my friend.”
ing down town in the morning. When I work of the Salvation
Army. Lady Letty be*
"We search your house room by
What’s he to you, boy?”
covered himself.
The entire life of Mrs. Daggett has I reached Union Square, I examined I I comes
so strangely fas­
“My friend,” and the dark eyes flash­ room. Boys, Clincher spoke over his been devoted to charity. She is the my address book for the home of cinated by tue new
“It is a lie,” he blurted out, in rc-
views of life that she
spouse to a bland anil courteous ques­ ed. "Señor, he took my part when all shoulder, ten of you follow me, and daughter of a Methodist clergyman Sturtevant, but it was not recorded. alumdons
her ow n pal­
atial home, forsakes and
tion from the judge, “a foul lie from others were my enemies, and after he I neeil’nt say, keep your guns handy.' and was born in Kentucky. When a Then I remembered the cafe in Univer­ denounces
aristocracy and takes up h< r life
He moved a pace nearer, and the young girl she went to Kansas with sity place, and, although the hour was among the the
took my hand as if he had been a
beginning to end.”
.............. of modern life. The
lower elements
igelv
fascinates atranr
' but It also educates. It I
“Do you say so, now?” echoed the brother. I will never forget—he took men behind him gave their rifles a her parents and was in that state in late, it occured to me that he might be story
lisli story ever written,
the grentVNt Engl.^..
Sheriff’s attorney, the only lawyer in my hand. You,” with a quaint pitying sling forward, raising a shriek of the days when it was known as “Bleed, there.
It has been the cause of the London city govern­
ment recognizing the
terror
from
the
ladies
on
the
stairs.
ing Kansas” Mrs. Daggett began her
town. “That, I reckon, will be most smile, "you. Señor Ed, are an Ameri­
He was. In a far corner of the room,
wonderful work of the
"Stay, sir,” the Judge said solemnly. charitable work when quite ycung and surrounded by a group of acquaint­
Salvation Army in ex­
interesting news to the jury. Please tell cano; you will not understand.”
tending to General
“
You
shall
answer
for
this
to
the
Gov
­
Mr.
Clincher
stared
at
this
sudden
frequently came to grief.
ances, I saw him. He discovered me at
ns why?”
Booth the freedom of
London.
the same instant an»l motioned to me
The cowboy gave his account of the change of tone, but there was no time ernor of this Territory, though I can­
If you love your chil­
not
resist
you
now.
for
puzzling
out
enigmas.
to
join
them.
There
was
no
chance
for
Incident, and then the lawyer passed
dren, and of courae you
do.
you will want them
He
stepped
inside
a
room
near
the
as
you
will,
boy,
”
he
said.
WOMEN
KI
LEKS
OF
INDIA
the
story,
however.
Half
a
dozen
men
a very pleasant and profitable half-
to read this story that!
door, and the men waited in grim
they may know the hor-1
were around the table and I was the
Three
Begums
of
Bhopal
Who
Have
rors, the dangers and
silence. At last a tall slouching figure
farthest removed from Sturtevant.
the temptations of city
Been at Head of a Large
came slowly down the passage into the
life. If they are dissat­
“It’s too bad, Mr. Currier,” remarked
isfied with the old farm
Native
State.
lighted hall.
one of the party; “you should have
this Is tho story they
“Cover him,” said Clincher sharply,
should read that they
Among the interesting personages come a little sooner. Sturtevant has
may more fully under­
and ten rifles were swung to shoulder, whom the Prince and Princess of been telling us a story, it Is quite
stand the full meaning
and again the ladies shrieked. The Wales have met in the course of their wonderful, really. I say, Sturtevant,
of life In the city. There
is one other character
Sheriff, however, raised his hands tour through India, none presents a won't you tell that again, for the bene­
in this story and this
charactd-r has big, tired
above his head and stood still. In a more engrossing study than the woman fit of Mr. Currier?”
eyes which gaze out
moment they had closed around him, ruler of the State of Bhopal, Nawab
“Why, yes. I believe that Currier has,
from the throng at the
beauty of Lady I^tty
in a few more the porch of the Sand­ Sultan Jehan, Begum, if the London somehow failed to hear the magic story,
with a strange envy.
erbach Hotel was deserted.
The teachings or the
accounts may be regarded as authen­ although I think he was tbe first one
story point to the Ideals
Meanwhile, in the kitchen of Ed tic. The Begum is a daughter and a to whom I mentioned It at all. Sit down
of Christ. It is grand,
Clincher’s house collected a small com­ granddaughter of a Begum, and be­ here and you shall have it.”
Instructive, fascinating
and awakening. Every
pany of men, the same who had supped tween them these three women have
We were Interrupted at that instant,
picture drawn by the
there some hours earlier. Before ruled, for the past sixty years, the by a uniformed mes'cnyer who handed
skilled pen of Arthur
Appiln, Its author, will|
them stood Burt Lassiter, guarded. At destinies of a state comprising nearly I Sturtevant a telegram. It was from his be reproduced In our column
.
a table in the center of the room sat 7,000 square miles of territory and a chief, demanding his instant attend­ The story alone I worth |1.50, but you can get Itaii
by (tending 10c. to nav for one
y«;ar »ubecrlutlon
Ed Clincher, a Bible at his left hand population of a million people.
to th. 1IOI
tlONTIll.Y, flin»
ance at the office.
varn for 26c. Iton't >nlw< the openingihapter, be-
and a big six-shooter at his right.
“
Too
bad,"
said
Sturtevant,
rising
The mother of the present ruler de­
it in faac Ina ting from the veiy tirst luiek.
"Burt Lassiter,” he said, rising, and scended from the famous Dost Moham­ and extending bis hand. “Tell you what Use
Other stories of ad­
taking up the Bible, "swear on this mad Khan, the founder of the Bhopal I’ll do, olil chap. I’m not likely to be venture, tragedy, love
and mystery will crowd
Bible to tell the truth.” The prisoner dynasty. She succeeded to the throne gone any more than an hour or two. the
pages. We already
purchased and
advanced, and in a husky tone took in 1868, in which year she sent to You take my key and wait for me in have
have ready for early
the oath, touching the Bible with his Queen Victoria a quaint letter ac­ my room. In the escritoire near the use
the following:
"The Eligliahinan'a A(l~
lips.
knowledging her majesty's kindness window you will find an old scrap­
venturt.
“You are on trial.” the storekeeper in accepting the dedication of a book book, bound in rawhide. Read that and
Maniac*» Manu-
itript.'’
continued, “before these men who are written by the Begum's mother, the wait for me until I return.”
“ Hix Change, of Heart.'*
" That Hlexted liaby,"
responsible for this town in right of enlightened Sikamlar, describing her
Reading the Story at Last.
" The llroken Dollar,"
being the first settlers in the country, pilgrimage to Mecca.
of Molly,'*
With that he went out. and I lost "The Making
Hi nt and Lant
and having most stake in it.
no time in taking advantage of the per­ "My Flirtation,**
The
book
in
question
is
a
pictur
­
"You have this day accused an inno-
“ Heart» Lead.'*
mission he had given me.
stores of others,
cent man of murder, and by means ot esque record of an oriental Journey,
I found the book without difficulty. and
n-ally too many to list
containing
an
appreciation
of
the
char
­
bribery had him condemed to death.
here.
It
was
a
quaint,
homemade
affair.
I
We want to Include
"Now, answer this question, and re­ acteristics of that place ns seen and found the story curiously printed. It you
In the thousands
The
member you are on your oath—Who understood by an Indinn lady.
who are now regular
was
quaint
and
strange.
Begum seems to have been particular­
readers of our maga­
killed Ben Slade?”
In reproducing the contents ot tne zine. You won’t want
The prisoner breathed hard. His ly struck by the enormous quantities book the peculiarities of type, spelling, to miss any or these
so renn* miter
flabby face was yellow and his fin­ of food which the Inhabitants of Mec­ etc., are eliminated, but in other re­ stories,
the suMcription price is
only 1Oc. lor one
gers twitched,, but he held bls head ca were able to consume. She records spects it remains unchanged.
lull year, but we can­
that they were in the habit of dispos­
high and smiled in Clincher’s face.
to furnish
We know that you want to read Part not k agree
copies. Kend your
“John Ogden, the man I arrested ing of five or six pounds weight per Two of this unique story which con­ 1 subscription
In to-day
hand
per
day.
to-day.”
an<l get the o|»enlng
the „ greatest
They appeared to thrive on it, how­ tains the wonderful manuscript dis­ chapters
----- -------- .. . of —
------------- Entfllub «tory ever written
Clincher turned his head, and made
covered
by
Sturtevant.
The
complete
—»leale with the deetHwt meaning» or life, fnwiuef-
ever, for the Begum vou"hes for the
a sign to a man near the door.
liur, thrilling Hint vduoatlns. Send your eubecrlp-
story,
bound
in
silk
doth,
with
fine
tloii to-day. Address :
w
“Bring in Maximo Gallegos.” The fact that the average man was so ab­ vignette illustration as front piece,
HOI SEGOLI» MOXTHI3,
Mexican l>oy came in, very frightened, normally strong that he thought noth­ beautifully printed on a fine quality of
l>epartment 12,
but able to give his evidence clearly. ing of carrying a weight of 900 pounds paper, will be sent to you absolutely 291 -3 C’ongreM ¡Street, - Boston, Mass*
The prisoner laughed. “Did you ever from the street to the top of a house. free, postage prepaid, if you will send
The Begum apparently took a great in­
know a greaser to tell the truth?”
dollar for a year’s subscription to
terest in building operations in Mec­ one
“Call John Ogden.”
Success Magazine, or, if you are al­
'TEN RIFLES WERE SWUNG TO SHOULDER
FREE
John was cool now. and spoke short­ ca, for she includes in her book a list ready a subscriber, your subscription
ly, to the point. When asked if he of building materials, with their cost. will be extended one year. Address The
AIIONET
quietly.
“
We
’
ll
share
the
expense,
meb-
had any questions, I^issiter merely
hour
cross-examination, during
Success Company, 32 Waverly Place,
Loyal to England.
Rl
NC
be.
I'll
have
a
letter
to
write,
which
Rut he was not smil-
which Ogden's previous assault upon
shook his head. ~
To every one who sends us the names and addresses of
The loyalty to the British Govern­ New York.
three persons, male or female, who are or were agents
the Sheriff was Introduced Into the you must take to Jonathan Hame, ing now. “Tll swear against a thous- ment, to which the present Begum's
or
canvassers,
with
20
cents
for
and package, one
(Note.—The Magic Story as related of these beautiful Gold Hlgnel postage
rase in a manner which completely who's Ogden's boss, and told me once and oaths. I did not—”
ICIngM, elegantly chased
mother referred In her letter to Queen Is not magic, but while an Intensely In­ and
engraved with any initial without extra cliarge. Send
ruined any chance of acquittal he Ogden would beat the baml for honesty
Clincher held up his hand.
Victoria, was strikingly exhibited by teresting narrative of a "Success” Is strip of paixjr size of finger. This is the greatest value
“Drop that,” he said sternly. “Give the
might otherwise have had. Ultimately and grit. Vamos, now.”
offered for the money. The picture doesnotshow
famous Sikandar who ruled dur­ simply one of the most comprehensive ever
It was ten miles to Hame's ranch, him the bullet.”
one hall the ring’s beauty.
ft passes for a Aio. ring.
a verdict of "Guilty of murder” was
1 These Nlicnet HI
are all the rage in New York and
ing
the
mutiny.
and
uplifting
pieces
of
advice
ever
but
the
Mexicans
caught
the
cattleman
A small coni'-al pellet of lead was
given by the jury and sentence of death
are considered just the ring for either lady of gentleman.
At
the
height
of
the
insurrection
a
presented
to
struggling
mankind.
It
just
as
he
was
off
for
a
holiday
in
the
Do not miss this rare chance but send 20 cents at once
shown to the prisoner, who started and deputation from her army gathered
by hanging solemnly passed by the
breathes action and determination to |as on an«) after A nriI 30th the price of this ring will
judge, the execution to take place at Eastern States. By sundown he was In then tried to smile contemptously.
beli.oo. Send at once or any time Itcfore April 3Otli.
outside
the
palace
and
expressed
a
succeed
—
a
living
example
of
the
words!
Clincher
’
s
store.
and re< eive this beautifu' flltcnet Cling for only 20 cents.
“It Is a rifle bullet.” Clincher said
sunrise the next morning. The prisoner That evening the Clincher family
very quietly.
“Ogden, by your evi­ wish that the Begum would put her­ of the indomitable Richelieu, that there Address Till (J. H l AMil OltD CO., 15« Fifth Av«-. N. T. Gly
was then marched back to his cell—an
self
at
the
head
of
her
men
and
lead
is
no
such
word
as
fall.
President
supped
late.
They
entertained
a
dozen
dence, only carried a revolver. Yet
empty shanty—the court adjourned for
and it was a pleasant, sociable the bullet you hold r.ow was found In them on to Delhi to exterminate the Roosevelt's “Strenuous Life" was dis­
lunch, and those who had witnessed guests,
DOIS TOOR MONFY EARN f IS IT INVISTfO IN MORT'
infidel British. The Begum promised counted In this story a hundred years. WHAT
supper,
for
all
the
men
were
neighbors
the trial went quietly home. Only one and friends. At the head of the table Slade’s body, and fits your rifle ex­ to
CAGf S ,,r «Imply lying i*> soma bank drawing» very
It awakens enthusiasm, it urges and small
do
so,
but
during
the
night
she,
interest
t WHY NOT INVFST IT where it will brin K
actly.
”
person felt at all uneasy. This was a
Clincher, the host, quiet and serene; I A moment of silence, while Lassiter with a few faithful adherents, caused compels. It is, too, a most enchanting YOU A 0000 INCOME • Many <.f y< ur neighbors are doing
Mr. Edwaru Clincher, the store-keeper sat
it. why not you f MY PLAN IS SAFE AND SANE. I do not
on
his
right,
Jonathan
Hame,
the
larg
­
the
whole
army,
consisting
of
about
tale.)
bold out lndn«*®nwnto that you will become a millionaire
and oldest resident in the town. The est owner of cattle in the country, a tried to speak—and failed
in a few da)«, weeks or even months. If you will writ®
“Answer me again—” thundered three thousand men all told, to tyo dis­
most shabbily dressed and insignificant
( m< l will riplaln to your own MtkfHction how, with the
trifle
absent
in
manner,
but
as
undis
­
armed
and
their
weapons
hidden.
The
Clincher.
,
investment of a r<-aa«>nable amount, you <’aa make very
ot men in appearance, “Ed” Clincher
MILLINERY
LESSONS
FREE
turbed
as
his
friend;
opposite
was
a
following
day
she
offered
to
lead
them
' it-ge profits In n m-«1 surpriehig abort time. YOU NAN*
There was a low gurgling cry. and
was the richest man in the country; slim, hard-featured man. Collett, tne
unarmed
to
Delhi,
but
the
army
IN YOUR OWN HOME DIE YOUR OWN MONFY. Y«»u can do this through your
and his dollars had been accumulated sheep king: and on hfs right Dan the Sheriff fell grovelling at. Clincher’s
own b nicer, in fa« t your banker'» advice ran be asked
A
wonderful <»fT«*r of hitrrrnl
thought
better
of
it.
This
plucky
act
with safety, i AM A IROKER IN WALL STRUT with a rapn
by twenty years’ hard work, endurance Bacon, most successful breeder of feet.
to ryrry
,
tmtlon am! make money. I HAVE MAOf LARUE SUMS FOR
“Mercy, mercy,” he whispered. “For probably had a great influence on the
A course of study and practice at MY CLIENTS >nthe part and ran do ths aan>e for you.
of much hardship, and constant dan. r horses in New Mexico, and so the list
borne
which
la-glnant
the
foundation
trend
of
events,
and
it
undoubtedly
God's sake have mercy, and I will—”
and tells yon everything about mil­ ACT UPON THIS AT ONCE. You know th- financial aitua-
to life and limb.
on. After the supper. Clincher
linery, what to make anti how to make tiona < hi«ng< quickly. In the event you write n>e for my
"Stop-” Clincher’s eyes flasheil fire, saved the British residents at a neigh­
“A queer bit there.” he muttered to went
it. Very simple and eaaily undenitood Proposition at once, f will give it my personal utteuUuo
rose
from
his
chair,
and
locked
boring
town
from
massacre.
mho
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and
hands
that
had
clutched
by every woman.
immediately
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himself as he stepped out of the hotel j.
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the door. "Friends,” he said, returning | h)g
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Bhopal has always been one of the
blinking in tbe bright sunlight. “Burt to the table, "we must .alk business
and tuition offer. It will >»e aentby
4.
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OLIVER
most
friendly
of
the
Indian
States.
So
return mail free. Addreen ; Dept. 8
|
"Citizens,
this
man
Is
guilty.
In
your
Is paying off scores for that pounding,
'
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wonder—well, well,” shaking himself, now.
New York City.
All
this
time
Ogden
was
lockeil
In
j
280 Broadway, New York
"what does it matter to me? Hello, José the Casa awaiting his fate. With his I the neck in public at sunrise to-mor- marched across India, Bhopal was the
only Indian power which showed it­
row."
Gallegos—”
coat rolled up for a pillow, he lay onl
even handed Just ice self friendly. In 1818 the British Gov
A hand had been laid on his arm: his back gazing up through the «ratj And thus was —
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of law, at Cai- ernment formed an alliance with Bho­
and a brown face, now a sickly yellow ing at the sky Hope was all gone I
storer
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houn. in the Territory of New Mexico pal, guaranteeing to the Nawab the
with anxiety, was eagerly peering into
nothing left but dreary, bitter des­
possession of the State.
his.
pair. Thus thrown back upon his
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"Oh, Senor Edwardo. me want to thoughts,
Frozen soup, in small leather sacks,
More Liberty for Women.
his mind flew away from his
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speak you bad. Ah, caramba! very, very present surroundings, over land and Is carried by travellers in Eastern
« id re'll.
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The Shah Geban Begum, the daugh­ iianie.
lll»i«t rated rirmlar ah- wing gun. target, Indian suit* and start a garden In aprirne II Inflitteti hook. tellijig
Siberia. Frozen milk is also carried in ter of Sikandar. succeeded In 1868 and Imw u> earn them by selling M I*andy I'rnclloat Aceuta atMxjt Ita hbrtory, cultivatton. profits, market, He.
bad.”
sea.
five
thousand
miles,
back
to
the
The boy was mad with excitement, smoky Lancashire town where he was the same way.
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proved a most worthy follower of her
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Garden*.
Aduni« Hi., Unu«aii,
is.
and Ed, a kindly man with Mexicans born, and where all he loved In the
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mother. She threw aside the restric­
and especially with this one, soothed
tions
of
the
"purdah,
”
which
Imposed
A
pound
of
phosphorus
will
head
world were now living. Hfs father,
him like a child.
tbe strictest seclusion upon Indian
"There—there, little fool." he said his brothers, hfs mother—here he 1,000,000 matches.
women, and was always accessible,
choked,
and
hot
tears
streamed
down
in Spanish. "What's to do? Wait, now:
conducting business on her own Initia­
Chrysanthemums were grown in tive
don’t try firing off like a pistol a' half, his cheeks unchecked. She had been
with the greatest, vigor. M Tx>uls
a very foolish mother. John had been China before the eleventh centuary.
cock. Come Into the store and talk ”
Rousseiet, a French explorer, thus de­
her
first-born,
and
she
had
petted
him,
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José yielded with a grimance. follow.
scribes a meeting he had with her
’lf him. ruddied him. He had re­
Ing Mr Clincher to a capacious log spo
The Mexican lap dog la the smallest many years ago.
paid
her
as
a
willful
young
dare-devil
FREE.
and adobe building, and once Inside, he will, by trampling noon her with care­ member of the dog family.
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poured forth In the most voluble of
I
helplMS and bed-ridden for y cam from a doable ni; Urrà.
Highness,” he wrote, "and so I called
less
scorn
and
utterly
defying
any
Spanish, a story that moved both Mr. later attempts at control, yet he had
Doc Ion aai<i I would die if not operated on.
No tom could hold.
The hour was divided Into sixty at the palace, which is full of Euro­
Clincher and his wife, who listened I loved her passionately, and for her minutes because no other small number pean treasures anil luxuries. In the
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I fooled them all and ct)rod myaeli by a Himple diacovrry.
with her husband, to exclamations of sake had resisted many a grim tempta- has as manr divisions as sixty. It room into which I was ushered sat a
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Indignation. It
once cured thouaauda. It will cure you. Write today. Capi. W A.
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the
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and
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