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on short notice. N. P. LOBEKG.
tt Over Churchill & Webster
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I desire to kindly inform my patrons
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The best makes of corsets at
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
u Room IL, Dunn block. Great Falls. Mont
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Dr. Warmers corsets in all styles at
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, 1889-05-02
CHAPTER XIV.
TIE LAST OF FOLLY ANTRoRI

THE LAST OF FOLLY ANTRoBUS.
But Beautiful Jim soon found that
Tommy was incorrigible. True, warned
by the threat conveyed In his sisters
message, that young gentleman had al
most entirely ceased his visits to the
Lcslies' home and his attentions to the
blithe and bonny daughters thereof; but
apparently his mind had quite (as a gen.
eTal rule, that is to say) thrown off the
events OF the past, and he was having
Just as good time as he had ever had
Only he was careful, unless Beautiful jim
was safely out of the way, to confine his
flirtations to the married women, to whose
houses-being such mere boy-he was
always welcome.
Just about this time Polly Antrobus'
wedding came off, and she was, with
much pomp and ceremony, transformed
into Mrs. Mandarin, of Shelton house,
Liverpool. and of-Shanghai.
1t was cruel sacrifice, and indeed
everybody spoke of it as such, although
everybody in Blankhampton 1iocked to
witness it, and freely discussed the hide.
Gus proportions of the festive bridegroom,
from the bald spot on tho back of his
large head to the squat, fat feet on which
his squat. fat, little body was supported.
And everybody discussed poor Polly.
with her face Of living agony and her
pretty. soft blue eyes staring out from
the soft frame of her snowy veil, and full
OF great speechless food OF pain and
woo. more as il she had been some curl
ous and u2ique specimen under @ micro
scope than = living. breathing woman OF
flesh and blood, who had been child and
had grown up to the full perfection of hcI
beauty among them Poor PollyI poor
, 1889-05-02
CHAPTER XIV.
NANCY AND ROSE MEET.

1t must not be supposed that during
this time the police at Walmsbury were
idle On the contrary, they were putting
forth their best efforts to find out some
thing or for the u>attsr nf thet S"V
thing about the mysterious case, SO as TO
prove themselves better up in their work
than the two Scotland Yard men, who were
employed in the interests of the Owen
family, and who, like their fellows at
Walmsbary, seemed to be at deadlock
But, puzzle their brains and poke and
prv as they would, it seemed impossible
to find out anything more than had been
done already.
They had both abandoned that clew
which seemed 10 point to Mr.. Beresford
as the guilty person, and toward young
Earle the finger of suspicion had never
seemed to point at all
A suggestion had been made that Rose
Meeking perhaps knew more than any
one else about the matter; but that astute
young lady being forewarned was thus
forearmed, and, in spite OF the many and
extraordinary questions which were put
to her, contriYed to throw them off the
scent completely, showing plainly that
she was neither to be frightened nor
trapped into admitting a single word
more concerning the interview with Capt
Owen on the afternoon of the murder
than she had admitted at the inquest.
In her way she had been true enough
both to her promise to the dead man and
to young Tommy. She still saw the force
of all that Owen had urged against mar.
riage between her and the last of the
Earles; but, while she was filed with
horror at the way in which he had como
by his death, and every spark Of admi-
ration for her gentleman sweetheart had
died out, she was yet determined not to
betray him into the hands of justice. So,
out of Rose Meeking, neither. the Scotland
| Yard detectives nor tho WRlmsbufy po-
lice got any information whatever.
So the bright summer days slipped over,
and the Earles, father and daughter, be-
gan to think about making a move to
their country place. Earles Hope. And
| scarcely were they settled there before
| Beautiful Jim came-came without q word
of warning-came only for q few hours
| that he might take a passionate farewell
of her whom he loved best in all the
world, and three short words were enough
| of explanation: ACTIVE service-Bur-
NAH"
, 1889-05-02

dear Pollyl with that bravo mornings fins
array. she passed away from the old city
which had known her as n pretty child.
as many and many girl had done before
her, to be henceforward little moro to i.
than name-to be "a parsonage" viewed
by the general public through the some
what uncertain sheen of her mothers oil,
descriptions. Poor Polly! She was moi
tho first nor yet the last pretty girl that
l have seen married in Blankhampton in
the same way, and, alas! fear there NAV
bc many another to come.
1t had just struck the quarter before 10
when she came, looking lovely it need
hardly be said, dressed in white from
aead TO toot' plain, simple and severe,
from the hem of her long gown To- Inc
snowy tulle which half hid her roldcn
head' her only ornaments a cluster Of
orange blossoms near her throat and an
enormous bouquet Of delicate and rare
White blossoms in her hand
ana not single one of the supcrb
jewels we We heard SO much about" willis
ueFcd one in the crowd TO her ncirhbor
On, l dare say they're like To -To's
grand marriaSc-all imaginationV' was
the reply.
Bnt it was not so. The Jewels were in
existence sure enough, but Polly had fotIv
refused TO wear them on her Wedding
morning. although her mother had coaxcd
and persuaded. and the bridegroom had
been evidently much disappointed that
his brides world should not see in what
homer he held her. Still Polly was Oh
durate- Wear them she would not and
did not-not even the beautiful string of
pearls, which, as Mrs Antrobus plain
lively said, would just have made ali the
difference between her wedding and all
the other weddings that took place i'll
BlankhamptOn.
On this point To- To had stood her friend,
and had backed her up vigorously III her
resolve not to appear on her wedding
morning blazing with jewels.
You're perfectly right, Polly" she
said, with her own delightful little ma
tronly air. II always think it such exc.
cradle taste TO wear jewels for @ wedding,
simply execrablei" and, would you believe
r., ~ 'LSsl .fsi:,sSI f;. ~; : ~ co. .iU.1.l0.
, 1889-05-02
CHAPTER XVII.
A TRYING INTERyIEM

- 4AhINN AN4NISNlENs
Meantime, society at Blankhampton
was greatly edited by the return of 1.-THE
last of the Earles" to its midst.
Just at first he had not been inclined to
avail himself of tho privileges which it
afforded him; he had been dazed and
crushed by events which had happened re-
Gently, and had moreover suffered good
deal from Beautiful Jim'S continued pres
encc, Somehow he never seemed able to
get out of sight of tho accusing look in
Jim's eyes, or from the accusing tones in
his voice, or from the accusing meanings
in everything that he said.
Jim had no thought of this at all-in
truth. he had conceived such profound
contempt for. and such an aversion to, the
young scoundrel, that If he could possibly
holp it he never addressed him, or even
allowed his eyes to rest upon him. Still,
as have said, so it seemed to Tommy;
and il was not until Beautiful Jim went
off for lis short leave that the lad began
to breathe with anything like freedom.
But Gs it is but n step from the sublime
to the ridiculous. so it was but step for
Tommy's light and buoyant nature to slip
from the depression which was the result
of Jim'S presence 10 the gay and airy
lightness of his usual deneanor; and then
Ii was that Blankhamp:on society was
Rble 10 welcome him TO itself again.
Now mind, it was not that Tommy had
in any way got over the horror and dis
trcss which the Walmsbury tragedy had
caused him-nOt at ell; it was only that
he lad :, very singular and adaptable dis.
position; and after the first great dread of
discovery was over and he realized that,
for lis peoples sake, lie was safe from
Beautiful Jim's wrath, Lc began to smooth
the i!reyOCab!c past over, TO whittle away
motive here and to heighten an agGrava-
tiCn there, until ho at last began 10 feel
that. so far from his having committed q
crime in being the actuGl cause of Ovens
ac~tI, Owen had behaved with really
TiaGCt and remarkable shabbiness to
tirl in being knocked over by the dumb
bell
o: course he was awfully sorry that
poor old Owen had Somo to harm, but IN.
doubtedly Owen had always had particu-
Ia-ly disagreeable way Of interfering in
matters which did not in the smallest
degree concern him. and. of course, as all
the world knows. when fellows viii do
that sort of thing, they often come In for
more than the bargain for All the same,
he was sorry enough about Door old Owen,
whom he had liked very well on the whole,
an: he would have given worlds to have
undone c. averted such n deplorable acci:
dent-yes, Tommy always nSw thought OF
0vens, death as pure accident; it was
>sch moro raiatablo,> word than
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, 1889-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SFaTTT W n March % 1889.

SEATTLE, W. T., March 29, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nI med settler has Hled notice of his mt ntloh
10 make final proof in support of hie claim. and
that said proof Will be made before Judge or
Clerk of District Court AT I ort Townsend, W.
T. on Monday, July 3, 1889. viz; +. q. Sain.
Presumption No. I2h37. for the E y = " 4 W u
4, Sec. 81, Tp. - y, Il ~. lie names ths
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz:
Pat Cole, of Leland, w. T.
Harry Meek. of Chimacum, W. t
John O'Grady, =
John Monroe, OF Port Discovery, W. T.
Any person who desres to protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows OF
any abstain ial reason, under the law and the
regulations Of tAG Interior Department, why
such pr ioof should not be allowed. will bs given
! an oPpor unity at the above mentioned time
and place 10 CTosS-examine the wIInetS-s OF
ssid lsimant, and {. offer evidence in rebuttai
of that submitted by claimant.
JOHN ii. BAIRD, Register.
First publication April IL, 1889.
, 1889-05-02


'I0lo 10 wait. Gui Il v.s love ore another
:.w-vS, IL viii soon go pact; and /. r not
.s it We were 20 bcIs,7. D.. art ;.ltcEet her 20
lis so hand" she ubei- and 5Ce
vr. 20 be under tL.= -l.eous suspicion
wllI. lie Eaua-s about aa .ths last Of the
t..-.--E AID 80 wv t. p ~ put NJ lis
-rua' and faith IN lin l.."d.y and bo.irve
IL linn still UL. ! k-... how good, low
un#a.ti~4 y.I ..ga. Jim. ts 10 this; but it
Is a. rrIy. deception ua .I 1'd man-it Is,
uty,t @u -g-.s IA - viii cTer come
If IL, hul VIA: am O. say {: Ei-ah'
! MrnH Wien they r-v shat V. diI II:
Ana people VIII s1y l.. Jim. I know il
'E-I their saving ! vaG. make true,
hc said, quietly AM. AFTER ali, yOG can
always say that YOU believe m me. you
know And, Nancy. nv dear love, doyOu
think that ! shall ever forget that when
Al. the world u..-I.t l.aro been justified in
b,Hg against Mc yoU were my own brave.
loyal hearted darling, who believed IN me
apart from all the O., 17ace that seemed
/" br against nd vpH thinl, that
shsil ever FORGET th.. Oh! my love my
own darling, how itr.c you realize what
my lov" fnP you Is if yya can think so for
III" moment
Aua .aVG GaaUtitv, I'm won the day,
conquered in the battle, ggainst his own
interests. against all that would have
made him the lapBiCst man uDnu God 3
green earth that day, and after Il little
while Nancy got over her first burst Of
Indignation against ygEng Tommy. and
became more calm and collected. And
then she was in . measure able to realize
beautiful Jim'S real worth, 10 have some
idea what Il brave, true hearted, honest
gentleman she had Won for her own
But" she said suddenly. and in a
stern, determined voice. there is one
thing, Jim, that YOU Ec.G never ask me
To do, for l never will g'hat is. rs long
as | live, to acknowledge Stuart as nv
brother. When Sou g back to Blank
hampton You must tell lin that / know
tho truth, and that SO far Us is necessary
to blind my father / viii behave to him as
nrcscDcc bc mt Al I+t;dI
fbat he is far tho fntf,r,. Gcsd =, mo /
bovr co1snn+cJ =. ,,,r,,.iIIf,,S,I,. a. ,,o,,
Eno,vZto beIr -, I,fI, ! = 80, r,- 80
lid fathers eaLe ~ flr tT,a+ -. M
have not vct sTni- - I, 10 20 Tn,.o a"v
1coIinrs With a crimiroI So rnaI-o I'M
ILSoImfaIv L. - IL, .,i 3oii -, tno
that lam hound nv no mise ',l1 of lcrvH So "
and If bo in fine SeTn5FIalt yZ.,,, 1,rcs1,,,ns
nnor tho - - -
II from, NV fo+IoJ 7 Iii Ia,.n M, ~.
hositofion rcT, co,I,r,,,,c+in5 in cnn.Is;mr =,
Dut Mt once"
VERY IvrIl III r,oi-o r. cIes- "a him &"
said linn oniatix
And nresenfIy she osY-,i him r.. tell her
tbo nrecise details Of 10 +a,-ibIo crtant
and after a Tood deal If nerFuasiop' Jim
, 1889-05-02
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, W. T.. Feb. Is, 1883.

So,icc IL hereby gwen that in compliance
with The provisions of Ihc Act OF Congress OF
lung ISIS entitled, AN act for the iale oil
Nevada ana Washington Territory" j. &. Byrnc,
of Seattle County OF King, Terri ory OF WASH
ingtnn has this day flcd in this Otfice his sworn
ststement No 4ig2, for the purchase OF the Z.
Is n r.. "a and Z. y 5. f. = of Section No. 10 in
Jownshin No. "a ", Range No. w, and viii
offer proof TO show that the lanu soucht 10 more
y,Iu,hI,. for its timber stone than for aricul-
turaI purposes and 10 establish his claim to said
and before the Register and Receiver Of this
Office ut Seattle, w T., on Monday, the End day
of June. lS9c.
lie names as witnesses:
A. &. Miller, of Seattle, VT.
J. NJ. QuiIter,
Geo Luther,
Hiram Heith, 4"
ANY and all persons claiming adIersely tn
above described lands are requested 10 file thei
claims In this Office OF before said End da y of
june. 1899; JNo. b. BAIRD, Register.
'>' 9nls''1i IA ,Esb q ,,,,,, xs... -.
, 1889-05-02
ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED
PROPOSALS.

OLYMPIA. Wash, April ;, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Education o: Washington will receive scaled
proposals for the supply of school text books
for the Territory. I he said proposals shall be
for the following text books: SpeEer, Arith-
metic, Series of Readers. Biographies. Z Hited
states History, Hysienlc Physio!ogies, Gram
mars. and Penman ship Copy Books
Said proposals shall cOnTain the exchange
price, also the wholesale and retail PRICES O
Said text books TO be fnrnished- Publishers
whoso bids arc accepted will lc required 10 sn
ter into a contract with the board for term
OF FIVE years, and furnish approved bonds fol-
the fulfilment of the same.
Said proposals shall be marked Sealed pro
po.as to furnish text books for the schools o
Washington Territory" and sha u be addressed
to the Secretary OF the Board Proposals shall
cease to be rect iyed At twelve O'Clock, noon
July 9, 1889. J. II. MORGAN.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
l.. z. FoLLASsBE,
Secretary Board of Education. sGJa0w
, 1889-05-02
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFPIcE,
SR1rpI " Il March III lSSJ.

NOtics il hereby given that in compliance
with me provisions of tho act OF Congress. OF
JuTe3 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States of California Nevada,
and Washington Territory" ii. L. Ingram. OF
seattle, County Of X ng, Territory of Washing
sn, rs This day fled in This Ollie Ills sworn
statement No. 4Ii6, for the purchase or the >.
W. !. OF Section No. 10, in Township No. ~ N,
Ilange No. W ., and will offer proof to snow
that the land sought i more valuable Tor lts
timber r stone than for Its agricultural Pur-
noses and 10 establish his claim 10 said land de-
:ore the Register and Receiver of this Office at
SraItIc, w. r.. cn Monday, the 18th day Of sep
tenn bsf, $50
lie names a. witnesses:
Arthur IngmIn. OF Seattle, King Co. WI
Frederick Lamb, -
Wm. Crs'. -
Jno. X. LoIs, of Port Blskely, Kitsap Co, W.T.
Any and all persons Clainin: adversely The
above Cescrl he'd lands are Tequerie'i 10 hle their
Claims in this office on before said 18th day
VI '' JNO. T. BAIRD, Re !ister.
, 1889-05-02
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATEs LASp OFFICE.
SEATTLE, w. r., Feb, u, 1889.


Notice IL hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the Act Of Congress Ol
June 3, 1873, entitled IAN CT for the sale of
timber lands iD the States Of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory, Horace A:
Duke. of Seattle. county OF King, Territory OF
sworn statement No. 4le9 for the purchase of
the W. n n. w. Il. Section Ii and i. N L. q
of Section No. Is, in Township No. q NJ, BanRo
No. West, and will offer proof TO show that the
land sOuRht f. more valuable for its timber or
stone Than for asr:cqitaral purposes and 70
establish his claim 10 said land before the Regls-
ter and Receiver or this Office 1t Seattle, W. T.,
on Thursday. the 9Th day OF June ls9'.
He Bames as witnesses:
a. G. Miller, OF Seattle, ". 7.
j. NJ. QuilIeT,
Geo. Luther,
Hiram Heith,
Any and all persO"s claiming adversely the
above described lands aru requested TO lille their
claims in this Office Oh or before said 9Th day
of June. 1880.
TAT publication Feb al 1855
, 1889-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAPios,
UNITED STATES LASD OPFUE,
SKATTLK. ". T. March .sth, lSs0.

SEATTLk, W. l., M0rch ~-tI, t9So'
Notice is hereby giye7 that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress, Of
June 3rd 1873 entitled ''An act for the sale of
timber lands III The States of California. OreSoh.
Nevada, and Washington Territory" Edwin
Heuick, of Seattle. CouBtY Of king, Washington
Territory, has this day hled ia us Office ms
the s. y, OF N. <. 4 and N. &. y OF ). =. i,
Sec s. and S. W. = OF n. W. u. OF sec. Ne; g. N
Township No. 20 N, Range No. West. md Will
Offer proof to show that the lsnd sought is more
valuable for lis timber or stone than for agri'
enItHral purposes and TO establish his claim 10
said land befors the Register and keceiV T oi
this oiioe at Seattle, King Co. W. T., on We'd
neAday, tie 3rJ day OF September. 1880.
lie nam witnesses!
Frederick Lamb.
VIM. Crist,
Jshn h. Ross, of Port BlRkeiy, Kltsa Co, VT
ANY and all persons Gaining adversely The
above described lands ars squastsd 10 nle their
claim in this Office on or before said 3Td day OF
Se;HeIGber, 1890.
JNO Ii. BAIRD. Register.
, 1889-05-02


Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress OF
June j, 1873, entitled "An Act for the sale OF
Timber Lands ig the States of California, Oregon
NeYads, and Washington Territory n. r
JorgensOn. DR., Of TBcoua, County OF Pierce,
Slafe (Or Territory of Washington, has this
day alcd IN this office his sworn sistsmcnt NO; Q;
of Section No. s, in Township No. p NORTH.
Range No. West, and will offer proof TO show
Timber or rIcne iGi,n for agricultural purposes
and to establish his claim 10 said % and before o,
The Eegister and Receiver OF this ofhce nj selt-
tie, ". T., on Monday, the s7ib day OF January,
lS.Aj.
lie names as witnesses:
Rev X. Nelson Of Seattle, W. I.
Andrew NelsOu -
James Anderson "
4. II, Nelson of TnComs, W. T.
Any and all persOns laiminS adversely the
Iabove-dcrcribed lands are requested to nile thciT
claims In this Office or before said 9Th day OF
JHnuary, 1880.
JSo. D, BAIRD,
hcSisIsr.
First publication Feb. I. IsS9-w1B.
, 1889-05-02

ana intimate friends of the Antrobus
family i'll natured enough TO say that the
young Mrs Herriclz Brentham did not
wish the difference between her weddin 6
gifts and her sisters to appear in too
startling contrast; but, of course, that
only shows how inordinately i'll natured
people can be in this world, and particu-
Iarly in Blankhampton.
, 1889-05-02
Notice for Publication.
TEITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
L. ~ II Iannary L lxsQ

SEATTLE, W. T., January IL, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress Of
June g. 1873, entitled IAN act for tbs sale of M
Der lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Ne
yaLla and Washington Territory. N. =. JotgeR-
sen Sr of Tacoma, county of Pierce, State Tor
Territ OryJ OF Washington, has this day fiied In
this office his sworn statement No 396D for the
purchase of the northeast ! Cf section No. 8, In
township No. 25 n. Range ] vest, and will Of
fer proof 10 show that the land sought IS moro
valuable for its timber or stone than for RgTicHl-
turai purE Oses and TO establish his claim 10 said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this Of
fice at Seattis. ", T., on Tuesday, She ssth Gay
OF January, 1880.
lie names as witnesses.
Rev; X. Ne son of Seattle, W.T..
James Anderson -
=. ii. Nelson of Tacoma, W. T.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Oiice or before said 18th day OF
January, 1890
JN0. p. BAIRD. Register
First publication Feb. e ISsg-Wle
, 1889-05-02
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SFATTIB. W. T., April ;. 1883.

SEATTLE, W. T., April 5, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this OF
fce by Geo. III. Bell against Anse. Jones ioi
abandoning his Homestead RnirN- No b.3s.
dated July IL, 1881. upon the Lots and SOC:
%, ard Lot and NV q 4. Sec. 35. Up, 20
n, aW in Jefferson County W. t. With
view to the cancellation of said enIry The ssio
parties hereby summoned TO appear 81 thi'
Office the 3lst day of May, 1889, at 10 o'clocs
a. m. to respond aud furnish testimony con
eeI nlng said alleged abandonment 1t further
appearing to my satisfaction that personal
seryiss cannot be had service will to made Dy
posting publishing and mailing, according to
rules I3 and Il OF practice in the I: s. Land
Once IL E SHIELDS
Rec eivsr.
First publication April p.