The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-23

committee of rich capitalists, as ar
building factories to the Falls; and the,
mean to put mp rows of tenement house
oil along. and lay down line OF rails
and-dant say - mentioned it. dec
tor, because l only caught Q snatch be-,
and there, when ! was carrying in th,
plates. and setting on the fruit, ant
nuts. and wine-but it's to 60 righ
through old Miles Grey's crsnberr,
I'swamp. the new railway isi And til,
chairman of the committee is goin' I.
offer Miss Judith five thousand dollar,
in good. clean, hard money for bel
share 10 itr
Doctor Dedlinz started.
observation-disclosures repsstei
be, slowly.
Could 1t really be fact: II 60
and there seemed very little reason fol
doubling it-vhst . fatal mistAke hs
had made 10 reject . bride who could
bring the the rich poetion eof cram
berry swamp IS her wedding dover. II
he had known this half an hour-ops
little halt, hour-ago!
-, =
Don't fret about him. Judith dear
be isn't worth itr urged honest Marina
duke R<d6eld. who had stopped iu ON
his way to the postofice to bring NEE.
sage to his mother. He was always Z
pretentious sort Of Q fellow. ali for out.
ward show. with heart like q stona.
and \ nature as shallow ss Deacon
Doler's bro0kr
Judith locked up at the clumsy, good
hearted. hard handed farmer. and won-
defed that she had never before noticed
what true face, and what clear, frank
eyes. he had.
Forget him, Judith pleaded Red.
field; aud she begsn seriously TO think
that she would make the trial. Come
over to our house and stay with
mother. It's too bleak and lonesome
for you here-for the present, at lesst.
Spring will be time enough to come
back te the cranberry swamp.
Judith Gray looked around 1t the
solitary room, and thought Of Mrs Red.
field's big. cosy kitchen. with its bright
colorsd rag CARPET. its windows lined
with blsssOming g-raniums, and its
shrill.voiced canary bird banging over
the work table.
DO you think she hesitsted. that
your mother weuid be willing to be
troubled with such guest "a mel?
Duke Redield's face grew radiant.
Only try her. said be, Dear Judith,
you'd be - welcome - flowers in May.
And the next day Mrs Redfeld came
over in the farm carryall to claim her
guest, and the Swamp House was left
to its own dreary desolation aud the
driving SHOWS Of January.
Scarcely three weeks had elapsed
when young Docter Dedling came to
the Redfield farm in his new gig. with
the old roam horse. that reslly made q
good appearance when you didn't hurry
him. aud the road was tolerably good.
snA he was free frsn . visitation com
monly known " 'hesves.'
There Amt nobody sick here said
Julius. the hired man. who was split.
ting wood ct the side Of the house. -
he eyed the doctor rather suspiciously.
No; I know it., said Doctor Dedling;
but I've called to see Miss Gray
Miss Gray amt nowsys ailin' - ]
know Of persisted Julius. feeling the
edge of his axe, and still staring hard ct
the medical representative Of Glass
vile.
have called. said Doctor Dedling.
'as friend
.Ob.' said Julius.
Will you be 90 kind - to lot me ia ?
persisted the doctor. 20
'TAin't NO use. said Julius. rolling Z
prodigous pine knot down from the pile.
and preparing himself for stupsndosa
effort; there amt nobody to home
'Nobody at home, echoed the doc
They've ali gone to church. s1plain-
Cd julius.
TO church. m.ns Why. its Tues.
day
who said it wasn'tY retorts,d Ju.
lius. They aiu't gone to hear ssryies
they is gone to bs marTiedr
! who? demm nded Doctor Dedling.
Our Marin knke and Aiss Judithr
And down cA.ne the axe upon the end
of the piue knot with crash that made
the man of medicine start back.
49,
The new railroad WAS duly con-
stsuctea. directly across the bOgxy
depth Of old liles Gray's cranberry
swamp, aad ev6 tho0ssad dollsn we're
placed 10 0rn Narnaduko Redfield' Z