The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-09
mons had come before his plans could
be contaminated.

mons had come before his plans could
! be contaminated.
He had prepared for such contm-
genCv, however, and had, as we nave
| heard him " fixed II all right.
By the decree OF his will, his vast
PROPERTY. after a handsome legacy 10
| his widowed sister. Mrs. Carson. amt
sundrv requests to friends and ser
wants, a to be equally divided be-
tween his nephew, Rupert Whitney,
and his niece. Alice Whitney.
He said Rupert and Alice were TO WEE"
each other within ayearo OF his deceaSe,
and in case of the refusal OF either one
| so to do. then his or her half OF the
estate. with the exception OF twenty
thousand pOuuds-he had not the
hart to punish either OF them so
severely. YOU See-wastO revert 10 the
ONLY son of his sister. John Carson, un-
less he should become tine husband OF
Alice. she being the refusing party, IN
which event the entire estate should
pass TO Rupert.
The will further provided that AIlce,
! until her marriage OrmalOrlty, should
reside with her aunt, Mrs. Carson.
The latter. be it known, had only
| recently becomea widow. haVlngspent
all her married life in India, but now.
with her son had returned to England
- nosS rLa rast nj her day,
NJ Carsnn was . oay inoHpnsive
woman who hailed With delight the
opportunity OF chaperoning a beautl-
III yonna hajress and, at her sons
s,,niaSsti0n kent to herself the fact
M AIica va. 70 all nrortical DUR
noses airaaiv annronriatpd.
A. 70 AIir4, Snteakino OF such a MAJ
+sr ~ st|onoers that was the last
tLi,g , owl 80 ,,rord and reserved was
TLaIZ. - DO
Exon 500 mo-har" said Holm IF
,.onI, l,,ov. AIi.a j. MOI .or mo man..
IT, 70 nsa an avnra.siva nbrosg She
Mil - onna To.o nrr1ot and ,rom't baTo
baIf tbs firm. n.irhsr will vou -. her
1La,lrona La .a,,r+aI lo+,,
EaaI amer +La4'. oil Rn will nor he
Horsp tddr rLraa MONTH. or n,ora ynr he
rr;toy mo .on,a rnd.+ona IaIov ohont
III, a.r,a+;on Lo,s n, - nl,,. IA
iorj bonn+;f1, On III. as+a+a. ron
tnow now Ln :. S;r Pnnort Va wr;tnS
TGe - rag,Iar mnfF. Jnty, Iova for his
mncIa aIraom for ATce2and MI tbo+
Sor+ of s-n4 Hs viii co~In 70 ~
Soon o. w. rr;I.os Wnm5or wbot Io
loots Ills Dor,r forcI. bovom,iyyo5
n1Tcb in nsr,ar bo,ing mot nv door
Gors;n PT Rob' ha'59 q IIi,cr foIiow
aDvbow"' ~
re on- I'D Lo--,n
by mo+bar wy
81 IaLn gtafI-ad oloon,I,-
p,aditoto and Clan b6w 10 foII bo;, -
. forfo;+o6h oIf ~ h. as+o+o
M bo,a w;tb D. - 10 r,r+4onod
chs w%iIT;nc onn,ab 90 IL sbn now.
bnt she MAJ Ha made r. til tho6
o In' ,io
Down bv The Gao wbcro IrS To"sor
her SON and tho mraot bo;reSs WON'T bu'
ond-br +ba io+7or croo+od . sor
t;on , ~
Vour, bondsor,o rro,a ;n,n,onsolu
vaaItbT She vas conrto5 Nv ;n1onorE
;a.4s t;tlaz aud fbe mo+bars ~ ai;o;hjo
,ons oo
Her Cousin Holm with nroisouon+hu
seIf-daniaI mo6a + bic huS;noss ~
bring cantiyae and low +bann 81 hor
feet seet;ng eyar 70 nicoso hon 800 %S
her intelligence in his selections
Rnt i was q d;f6c,I+ +oSt ba h.dso4
himself The one defect in AI;ca;S
character and Il was only ! surface
defect. after ALI was her ambit;on and
q TOO GREAT belief in tha nowar nf
wealth.
Dearly would sba have lied - 10
called countess" or marquis, could
that have haan accomnI;shad al hoa
uncle's estates have remained with her.
and undivided; but as this could not
be, she deemed it better to be only a
baronet's lady, and to hold the estates
entire.
OF love, Alice knew nothing-noth-
ing OF it's mighty power or its infinite