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SATUUDAY OCTOIIEIl 28
SATURDAY READING!
Vivian Bayard Gets Mingled Up
In Love Affairs.
THE BEAUTIFUL LADY OF THE LAKE
HU Deloyed Who Is a Daughter of a
Millionaire Fails in Her Love
and Marries Another.
"But talking now of love pcrhiip-. you
may remember
The little girl we met In the country lust
Beptembcr" Vundyke llrown.
"About Vera Hay no?"
It was Will Bayar.I who asked
the question.
He had eomo up from tbc city,
with half a dozen other men, to
camp for a lew weeks in the W1h
eotiHin woodn.
Just now, however, he was paying
a visit to his cousin Vivian, in tho
lactcr's comfortable quartern at the
best town hotel.
"Well, what about her?" eounter
questioned Vivian Bayard.
He was a picturesquely handsome
and romantic looking fellow. He
was tall, and lanquid, and graceful.
He had big, black Spanish eyes, a
straight nose, a silky, drooping mus
tache. Indeed, his appearance was
distinctly Byroulc.
Will? Well, Will did not look
like a gentlemanly brigand or a
sentimental pirate. He was tall
also, but rather clumsily built. His
features were rather Irregular, his
hair and mustache were auburn, his
eyes wero a clear, decldtd blue. His
manner and voice wero very frank
omt mjimih.ui juu ftSIIJg tO
marry her?"
Vivian laughed lazily and ran his
white hand through his hair.
"Well, if you aro not tho most
pestering follow for asking blunt and
awkward questions!"
Will noticed the equivocation.
"I don't see why you ilud tho
question awkward," lie wont on,
witli grave persistency. "She Is
certainly lovely enough to suit even
your fastidious taste."
"Oil, as tar as that goes, she's the
very prettiest littlo thing I'vo ever
seen and tho sweetest."
"And tho best," added Will, in
that quiet way of his.
"Decldodly!" agreed Vivian.
Ho reached over so tho table near
for a book of tlssuo leaves and a
packago of poriquo tobacco, and pro
ceeded to roll himself a cigarette
"Well, then," said Will, going
vigorously baok U his Inquiry, "ac
knowledging all this, and having
been so devoted to her ever since
you'vo boon up here, tho question
is, do you Intend to marry her?"
Vivian struck a mutch and lit his
clgaretto before he answered.
"There is nothing which would
so eutrauco me."
Will was becoming exusperated,
"Do you mean to?" ho demanded
again, frownlngly and emphatically.
Vivian laughed lightly.
"My dear boy, you aro far too on
ergetlo for tills infernal weather!
rtowevor, as I'm too lazy to-day for
oven verbal sparring, I'll answer
tho question which you, by tho
way, uavo no business to ask. N.
I would love to marry Vera, but I
can't altbrd to."
Will's face darkened.
"And yet you've been haunting
herlikoher shadow, aid making
herfaucy you were deatl in love with
her; and now"
Ho paused expressively.
His cousin's eyes drooped,
"If she fancies, hIio'II bo about
right," ho wild carelessly, but with
au evident etibrt, too. "Iain dead
In love with hor!"
"Thou, why In thunder " be-
gan Will.
Vivian Bayard thing his cluaretto
iutde aud stood up.
"Because," replying to tho tin
asked query "because I'm engaged
to Fauuy Gllmau."
"You are?"
"Iaui,"
Will also rose.
"Tiien you are a more dishonor,
able follow than I took you for."
"Will,"
Vlvhitj bad tsrowu wlille vltl
jmwvm
"I mean It."
His cousin ground an oath be
tween his teeth.
"I will thank you to attend to
your own affairs for tho future!" he
said.
And with that he stalked out of
the room.
That evening he went to Bee his
little rustic sweetheart.
And he thought, as he looked at
her, sho certainly was charming
enough to make a man willing to
relinquish Miss Funnic Oilman and
htr $200,000.
He recalled Maurice Egan's pretty
sonnet avowing. "There wero no
tiowers till the iirst child died," and
he paraphrased It to suit himself.
"There were no ilowcrs till Vera
lived," he said, looking at the deli
cate, snowdrop face, the pausy-dusk
eyes, the rose-heitrt lips, the hl;
stamen gold of the hair, tho sweet-
pear pink ot the cheeks.
And her youthfulness, her Inno
cence, her absolute trust in every
one, were delicious and pathetic.
He wished he really wished,
from tho bottom of his heart he
need not go buck to the city in Sep
tember and be Immolated on or at
the altar f conventionality, pru
deuce, nnd prosperity.
He had found these few weeks,
during which he hud been almost
constantly in Vera's society, so rest
ful and refreshing and delightful.
She hadn't been to Vassar, as had
Miss Oilman, nnd her fund of small
talk was extremely meager.
But all this was, by contrast, very
pleasant, ho thought. Poordearlit
tle girl! Ho hoped he really hoped
she had not grown tocarefor him.
He took her out on tho lake. He
remembered all his life long just
how sho looked that evening. The
soft milk-white gown; the little
sailor hat set back on the bright,
curly hair, which below her waist
fell in ringlets of raveled mist; the
round arms, bare from the elbow to
tho delicate wrist; the gentle, lovely,
laughing, girlish face.
"Do you know," watching her
closely as ho said it, "I have tho
most miserable lit of the blues? I
am obliged to go away."
"To go away!"
Like a Hush tho rudiatico went
out of her countenance., leaving it
otldlv pained and pale.
"Yes. Lookout, for that boat!"
Sho was steering. Around them
in the lcaf-frluged silver oval many
gay little preasuro crafts were speed
ing to and fro.
"I'to been in paradise up hero
Imf T Tyuil, .o wlvrslt rAriuui llj"lr'
His wedding day!
Sho uttered no word only looked
at him with wide, startled eves of
ono who hears and hardly compre
hends. "Yes," ho went on uneasily, feel
ing that Bilenco between them was
unendurable. "She is a nico girl-
not very young but vory nice and
clever. I feel, of courso I'm a
lucky fellow."
"Yes!" she murmered, sillily .
Sho would have given twenty
years of iter life to have been able to
answer airly and indifferently.
nut she was just a littlo country
girl untutored in the defensive de
celt and fashionable fabrication.
The August dust was stealing u p,
urcamy, sweet-scented and peaceful,
when ho parted from her at tho gate
of hor mother's cotUige.
When she, as usual, gave him hor
hand a moment, ho leaned toward
her, bent his handsomo head.
"Vera," and tho dark, liquid oyes
wero full of fervor, faclnation. "I
leave to-morrow. Won't you let
mo kiss you good-by.
Fiercely sho wrested her hand
free.
"I think," with a superb flash of
scorn, "that you forget yourself Mr.
Bayard!"
Sho fled up the path between tho
stilt' a ml spicy geraniums.
Tho following morning Vivian
Bayard left (he lakes. He went
first to his club.
"Baok so soon!" cried his particu
lar chum, Charllo Kollog.g
O Vim Vi oiiib T .1.... ....... 1. 1..
.-.,. .., cvu 1 oiljllUBU lb IB III!
secret now I'm booked for nmtil
mony tho 1th of September."
C'hurlio made a grimace.
"You aro, you poor devil! And
what nilserublo maiden havo you
resolved to make Mrs. Vivian?"
Ho laughed at the friendly raillery.
-iior name is Funny Oilman."
''Millionaire Oilman's daughter?"
"Yes."
"But, my dear lad, don't you
know Imvou't you heard "
Ho broke oil' jwrplexedly.
"Wow what tho douce aro vou
driving at?" Bayard cried.
"Oh, nothing, stammered Kollog.
"There Is Orlnsdrath. Kxcuso me!
I must seo him."
And oil' ho rushed.
In a rather disturbed
me, but I find I do not love you as
I thought. I nm to marry Sig
d'Angellettl this morning, and sail
at once for Italy. Indeed I wish
you a better wife than yours sin
cerely, Fanny Oilman.
Quite blankly young Bayard stood
anil stared at the letter. Thci over
him rushed a quick, hot sensation
of mortification, of Insulted pride.
But this was soon succeeded by a
rapturous iluh of freedom.
Let her go her fortune also! He
would marry little Vera now!
To be sure, he had not much to
marry on. The b train of a summer
outing hud quite shattered his slen
der income.
If lie were only as wealthy as
Will, now Will, who, wero he mar
ried, could literally emblazon his
wife with jewels, should he choosr,
and live at Newport In tho summer
and Florida in the whiter. Blessed
Will!
Well, he would go down and
marry Vera Hay no anyway, and
trust to luck to keep a roof over their
heads.
Perhaps he could manugu to knock
a few thousand out of (lid Hayue;
perhaps Will would bleed a little;
perhaps oh, the future must take
care of itself!
With which blissfully bohemian
resolution lie went back to the lakes.
He had been awuy a fortnight a
year it seemed when he alighted at
the fumiriarstutiou.
Another train had just pulled in.
He stood on the platform, gnzing at
the passengers surging into the
Pullman car.
Suddenly his heartstrings gave an
agonizing tug.
There greut heayens, It could
not be!
He positively glared at the young
follow in the light gray suit at the
slender, star-eyed little creature in
tho dainty traveling costume of
stem-green surah.
They wero passing. They saw
him paused.
"How aro you, Vivian?" cried
Will, with tho bonhomie of a
thoroughly happy man. "Vera
my wne, you Know aim i are go
ing to Saratoga for awhile, and then
to Europe for a few months. There
is our train, love."
Mrs. Will Bayard bowed, smiled,
and passed on, entered the Pullman
car with her husband and was
whirled away. Saturday Night.
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attention given to tho constracUon ofi1
uux uiiu nirr nirna i.--,i . ;
opposite StA fr;,v""c. "'.Y,eI.-lBe P'aco
Insurnnce building.
nrV.w,shln-' loans for iniprovemeiits
SLl'5 aro r"luS?.ti.d toc-ulloiiiigo?ci J!
W3UT11 HAMILTON.
Booth, mi state St.,
respond.
OllU with Duncan
mucin, uregon.
L. S. WINTERS,
THE PEOPLE'S QROOER
nmvna.,se.,.c.e.t.?0f nimlly groceries and
Kind!
hand.
provision thutnret.nlri at. rA.?nnnifit..T
UkTn,3P?u.ce;8Uch ns nPPlos.frnlta of
" WMU OUVCl, OUIUII1.
oeuts por
NEW LIYEKY STAKLK.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Corner Kerry nnd Liberty streets, N. E. cor
from Chemekete hotel, Salem, Or.
Good accommodations for commercial
tru elers. Klrt-class rig always on hand
Charges reasonable
New Fish Market.
Allen Rhodes hasestnbllshed a nun. fc-ii.
OIv bin. o JLfn Y ""' "'"c.
nmnimiunii..i.'u om
. ,...,, ...,clluru lo
T. H. EASTOiVS
Salem Music Store
our order will be
ss-im
stations havllug agents.
mllo ou mile at
... ,, rluec,lV,,?,?tM, A"Kcl w'n t! rr
nndfmm WI holt Allnerul Hprlngiimdut
wHlburn with Southern I-aclllo company
trUlllS foraild IVlllll IHlrlljin.l llr
i"o-tipd,yi9at T '
New Express Wagon.
H1LL1AM JI0LC0MB
Ha btnrted a new express wacou mid U
thlTdSSSf ndf '!Ver 'SW "" from
lue ucixit, uud to uny uurt of ilia div
notice,
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
axgkyixeTjefferson.
lu.h-,,,!w,c,l.ul' fln.tla butcher shi. .
. ,v fflMU Willi ItO
CHOICEST AM) RENT SIE-VfH
of.fil! k.,.nd Umt ll10 iuruetuilrdt'
Headquarter for Chlckerlnc
i.Vinfc..WHi P"5y na Emerson
iMtiuiiienu: w ""e UnfttU8
t Bon's,
Cash or
94 State
0-12dw
Street, Patton's Block.
uierlorlt y of tholr incus.
frUooiUdellm,
coHvlnc.,i(,riiie
BUCKSMITIIIXG and HORSESHOEING.
SffllRIPOB
i?. ?: " nnd w
An,V.fH,l""nro nw ready for work,
;m n'T "V" '" mends are Invited t
State stree
A
v
can unit t..i ii in .. --vw ?'
ua iicii n7. " j"t cw looauon, wt
tuiiyiub secured nmrerogM. .i.tr.