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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
nTha what 2n he asked. II think I

"The what?" he asked. II think I
hardly understand you, dear"
40. was thinking that I knew where
YOU found them.
GAS if there weren't white violets in
every vale in Hampstead" He smiled
amusedly as he spoke. .,
"None like those; never like those!
she answered vehemently.
"What of them?" he ventured to ask ;
"why are they so different?"
She held out her hands imploringly
in the dusk, and he clasped the cold,
trembling fingers. "Tell me, " he said ;
"you know I love you. }"
'"And that is why. Alas!" she cried,
chat we ever met. Those violets were,
for me, dripping with horror! 1 threw
them away on the hills"
Gerald vouchsafed no reply. He
felt that he dared venture no further
questioning.
II loved . man once" she continued,
"and 1 had reason to believe that he
loved me devotedly. That was years
ago. I was a mere thild-a school
girl in ankle dresses-but the memory
is as yesterday.
"a band of gypsles wandered mere.
that perfect summer, and l, giddy and
full of love for the mysteries of for
tune-telling, went to their camp to
have my future made known to me.
when crossed the palm of an old
gypsy woman with gold, she shook her
head solemnly-and we'll she might at
my unlucky star-and told me this
You have lover. If he brings violets
from the wood and they are white, he
shall, shortly, be winter than they; If
he chance to bring you roses, the evil
is averted-he shall live
II screamed in an agony of fear; but
she stopped me, holding up her long
hand in a warning way. Then she said,
Il have not DONE
eff this lover die she continued
YOU will love another, and love him
better. You two will wander on the
hills. If he brings you flowers, be sure
they are not white.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
"Through Sheer Cussedne,s

De Lesseps would have been
vel if he had persuaded the G5
ment of France to see him til
with the Panama Canal. A cont
but recently returned from the
mus says that more money ha,
sunk in the ditch than is requi
complete it.
I inquired how the money hal
wasted.
Through sheer cussedness, ;"
piled. "lll give you an instance
best make Of American locomot
Baldwin's, I think-are used fo.
ing away the earth as it is excsl
They pull the cars from the cd
on to the dumps, where the unlq
is done.
"The tracks are down grade, a1
train gets loose, nine times in al
it goes over the dump. I count
less than twenty brand-new BS|
engines lying at the base Of
dumps. It was impossible to get
back on the rails without taking
to pieces or lifting them up with
ricks.
"There were no derricks big ed
to handle them, and taking them
was too much trouble, or the
didn't know how to go about it; (
quently they were left where tn!
to be covered up by the waste esI
"These twenty Locomotives
have cost, delivered at the IsA
40, francs apiece. So here's al
of 800,00O francs literally buried
sight and nothing to show for it.
IOrL. Ilii,3l31e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22

"They are white" she whispered,
while that look of intense horror deep
ened in the dilated eyes.
Gerald Fenton felt that for some rea-
son he had terribly wounded or panied
Miss Thane by the fragrant gift.
They had been long acquainted and
he had never seen her thus moved.
II am very sorry if I have wounded
you, Theo," he said, after an awkward
silence.
She made no reply. She was looking
past him at the far-away beauties of the
vernal sunset. "See! the most beauti-
full coloring," she said, but there was
no look of admiration on her white
face
How exquisite the tints," she con-
tinued; "that purple rose tint and gray
no artist can approach.
Eyes" he answered, II love the sun
set hour fully as we'll as do flowers"
Again that strange expression deep
ened on her fine face.
Perhaps" thought Gerald, "the
white violets may have connection
with some unpleasant romance or
tragedy of her past life. I have heard
she had history and it may be my
gift wakened some old memory; sorry
I gathered them at all, but one doesn't
always know"
Miss Thane, however, was to all APP
pearances wrapped in the sunset glory
and did not notice his deep Thought
fulness.
$50 much like the golden gates of
which we dream, is it not?" she said,
softly, slipping her hand through his
arm and Gerald, impelled by strange
still power of sweet spirit communion,
drew her to his heart and whispered,
eyes. Theo."
They had been up on the hills all
the afternoon; these two who loved
each other with love rarely expert
enced in this sordid, selfish world and
she, becoming wearied, had sought out
little nook to rest in, while he wan
dered down into quiet glen and
found the white, fragrant blossoms.
The beauties of the sunset died out
beyond the hills. and the shadows
crept into the valleys.
"Let us RETURN" Theo said; "this
has been such perfect afternoon with
the exception Of"
"Those violets," added Gerald, as
she hesitated.
Hardly" she answered, looking at
him with that strange expression of
fear once more in her face. cit was
the message they brought, she said,
with shudder.
There was something about her man
ner SO forbidding that Gerald Fenton
dared not ask the question he desired
to; so he took her cold hand, sympa-
thetically, in his, and together they
crossed the meadows lying between the
low Hampstead range and the quaint
farmhouse which had known Theo all
ls5r life.
Where did you gather those bios
soms?" she asked as they reached the
gate.
In the glen by the path, near the
spring." he answered. wondering curl
ously what difference it could make to
her where they grew
The same!" She said, half audibly.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
IABoRIs HOLY.

Labor is holy, be its work coarse or fne.
IT'S the law universal, the mandate divine.
That guideth the worlds throughout INFINITE
space,
Or fixeth the seed in It's soil-nurtured place.
Then turn not aside. nor greet with frown,
The Spirit of Labor that weareth Gods crown.
Labor of hand or labor of brain,
If ruled by the good, is free from all stain.
And the effort that answers the lowliest need,
Ie blessed in the purpose and blessed in the deed
Then turn not aside, nor greet with frown,
The Spirit of Labor that weareth Gods crown.
Labor is life and labor is love,
The unceasing prayer that riseth above
The sluggard's bewail and the idler's false woe;
Be its path broad and high, or its pain smeu
and low.
Then turn not aside. nor greet with frown,
The Spirit Of Labor, that weareth Gods crown.
Ella Dale.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
The Poet.

The poet, although there i
said against him, does much 10
the pathway of life smoother; i.
always appealing to some kind:
ing in our nature, and we are 8
better for reading his Gu.
Whether he write of the gentle
the glowing summer, the sS
autumn, or the might of King J
he helps us to pass the time WIZ
pleasure than we would ehF
were he to remain silent. LSel
he does not do his work well wei
be grateful for the honesty o.
tentions. But when he condeSs.
write such trash as characterllzt:
OF the songs Of the present a.,
is no club too heavy to use nE1
-Bosto?l Courier.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22

inc of the dentists CHAIR II
more Christian grace to livs
same house with q sarcastic J
than to wear . heir-cloth shir.
ante-sunrise pensnce, and w
stops to say a word of comfoste !.
saint Injured to domestic tormss
learn . lesson from her subIna
thence and enduring courage? +;
going to be those who march mil
by and show saber cuts on H.
who will be called heroes, bn.
who display scars made in tbs !
that were silently endured, vi,
wear the laurel and the bs T'
all pride ourselves on the u!
that teaches us to be cen1
and ladies in the drawinp.ms]
in public places, but when son.
have learned the etiquette that L.
US to be more gent1emanly and
like as fathers and mothers. sist,
brothers, parents and chillrs
shall have learned a new code
man is a coward who is Gin
where he dare not be othervs|
becomes a bully behind the
doors of his home. What we N
less mannerism for show, and
courtesy at home. You would !
dare to speak to lady in socis,l
as you speak to your wife and i
ter, and I say you are the worst }
a cad when you take a tone viii
defenseless ones at home you wo1|
dare to assume to stranger
All politeness that is put on hi
for show is like the stain the al
maker puts on a pine board; polt|
that amounts to anything is 1
grain of the wood, not an extern
plication. We make terrible
when our growing children putt
ner knife to their lips, yet say nd
when they poster and harass on|
other with mean and sarcastic sps
until good-nature flies out the VI
and evil temper stalks in at the
I will take my chances anyd
live with the person who COMM
solecism of putting his knife d
mouth rather than with the perspI
deals in anger-provoking speed
innuendo,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
No Use for Him.

9, Young Widow-Yes, it is true, Mr..
Slowfellow has been very ATTENTIVE r. r.
me lately, and he is certainly yerv Nv, w
teresting. So you used to know him >
Friend-Yes, indeed. Knew him az;
his first wife. too. He courted her n;na .
years before marrying her, i'i''''
Waiting Maid-NIr. slowfellow is ".
Young :, Widow (savagely)-Not 81
home.-Phi'adelphia Record " ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22

If Stanley is not lost and Bicycle
Stevens still wants to find somebody,
why not start him out in search Of
Tascott?
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Ny Lover.
~ CLARA n. HOWARD.

~ Sc A LovER?" Yes,
f. !! !: !:
ESAA ~ Strange O. It may
Il \. seem to you,
&H@ And, though I've had
others before him,
80 I have never found
~ ono 90 true.
1EnuSltG "Tall?" Well, not so
~. @SI His form, not 90 man
kS ~ ly as some,
But his teeth are not
stat n cd with to-
~ bacco,
Nor his breath polluted by rum.
Els smile is as bright as the sunshine.
His eyss?" They are heavens own blue.
Ills harp" Some call 1t hexsn,
It's not quite golden, that's true.
Loves me?" Yes, he vows it,
And seals the VOW with . Kiss,
AZ he steals an arm about me.
DOES this earth hold more of bliss4
And Is he bends above me,
With tender words, to WOO,
lam SURE there's not another
Like my bonnie lad-dged taCo.
WAUKEsHA, Wis.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22

HE man of whom society y
lion is never inclined to grow
SAGE advice-Directions TO- +"
turkey.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-22
\ SARCASTIC roSe,1,
BIZ AMBER.

takes AL
h. Is
sit down Ias1
Idure for =
'ho the il
lbuzz-saw y
m.uosderndssa
it does to )
to battle X
adrum anal
but who !
wrote a MI
the hero Ns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-22

In less than six weeks a new admin
iSiration win he in power at Washing
ton and the people do not know who
will be its leading spirits or what. ex-
cept In n general way. viii be Its pol
cy. Everything definite Is shroadea
III profound secrecy. The peorle know
that the members OF the cabinet will
be chosen fram among the prominent
leaders Of the Republican party. They
know that its policy viii be in line viii.
the general principles upon which the
Republican party Is founded. bat he
yond this they know nothing. They
cannot say with certainty OF any oae
prominent Republican that be will be a
member al the cabinet and thsy can
sot sav with certainty Of any praasi.
nena Republican that be viii aat be
member of the cabinet They DO
not know whether The new admins.
trasion vii! favor eontinuares IT the
present tariff, or n complete revision.
They do not know what action il will
take In view Of elsstion fraesls in the
South. They do not know what it's
financial policy will be- In short. they
knew as little on the subject as under
The circumstances il Is possible for
them 30 know.
The significant fact in canaeetioa
with al this Is that the people are NET
osie whit sllsmased al their ignorance.
They are rot excited at the near ae.
prnaei. sa the change al government
and they paw little more attention 10
the subject than II the change were to
take place in q foreign ooeasry. 81
courss there IL curiosity regarding slss
men sho will he asked te sstrF the
ealmaot, aud there Is curiosity IL kaes
how General Harrison Viii aesl
with the various questions wialch
vii come hefore him gnt this
i mere curiosity. il Is net anxisty
Nol,say, except perhaps few alaEa
81 oliieeholdeFs. regards tha near age
psuaeh Of the advent OF this nnknows
administration With any degree aE an
psehsnssaa. Everybody Is eaasEneesl
That ths savernment viii Sc on just =
MeA - = HISS ever gsne eli, os even
sattle eeA&es then II ever n,,s u,rs an
s.s - 49, pr1sas ~tA h s.s.s !. s.cx.,
NMt ~ Aa..z.s- se* - ~
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ouH sosrHwKsrKEs OUTPOST.


Sew York xerIs. Jaa- II
The Amariean r,sopse hass the fsps1tal
ton sfrnaa Of nos being ri MI obiiyioas Of
the RAPID vrowtis Of ssaess country. But ~
capacity for occasionally surprising even
thesa In this respees L. evidently NOT eS'
hsusssss. The seattle daily FosT lsYELLt.
sTwcEs on January ist gaze a statistical
and general review OF the progress and
general stafns Of Washington Territory
which is simply astonishing to those
whose assenfacss sas not been speeiali-s %
rected 10 that North wsssernmQst section q
the republic. The territorial secretary es-
sisnases that the population IL nos over
ga.le9 Atflae last eisetion Il cast ~ ~
votes. seattle il city OF za.Goo people,
preya5sd with gas, cable cars. electric
Lights, whoiesaiS houses, etc. II has aae
barber. cut Of which sailed last year an
average Of three eeeas yeesels week.
Lumbes. grain. aud other products were
shipped direct 10 Japan. Australia. South
America. and Europe. And this Is city
whose growth has not been arsifclalIy
stimulated BY arailway corporation.
The mills in the territory produced over
700 o0p. 900 feet Of the finest quality OF saw
ed timber OF coal 1.in0.e0o tons were
mined, aud the supply Is Inexhaussible.
The soil Il sery productive. The wheat
yield Is estimated for the year At 5000 ooe
bushels The shipment OF canned salmon
amounted 10 sso.oo1 eases. In 1870 there
were bus fise miles Of railway In opera
floa; noT there are lao miles. The pre-
eious metals are mined 10 some extent, the
possibilities In that particular, Of course
being indefinite.
This view il taken on the ny rs IL we're
The percentages Of increase grows larger
annually. II was never 80 large a. II was
last year. and the indications ara that Ii
WI. be ssili larger next, The natural re-
sources have scarcely been more than tap
ped yet, and men and capital are multudi-
nousiy answering the invitation 10 take
advantage OF them. The eligibility of the
territory Tor statehood Is past argument.
II Is now the oa'y section Of ssaeoasi we
possess that IL not under state rule. We
shalt hear more OF IL hereafter. aud ii any
thug is needed to strengthen tie impress
ism that this Il a great country. the new
state In question, BY whatever name II
shall b. called win make up the def
ss
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O yer 5000 people froas Sweden and
.,ormay enlgrated 70 tie United
states last rear. scanilnavsaFas haye
f3oeAed INTO Wisconsin. Minnesota
Kansas and Nebraska. but the price
81 farms In these states has become
TOO high for them and during the past
wear the majority have found their
wav 10 Dakota.
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-~-H-<--s~-r-e-@-s
RURNEIL~-JaauaFy 20, In this city. Olivia
infans daughter OF John s. aud Susan
Hurnsll
TIE funeral took place yesterday after.
noon from the family residence corner oil
Eighth and Willow .treets- The infermeui
was In The Masonic cemetery
Advertisements ander the heals OF Lost
Found, For Sale, To Lut and Situations
Wanted win b. inserted at the rate OF .
cents . word Tor irSt insertion: / cent d
word for each subsequent insertion. Pay
rneut always In advance.
The following letters are awaiting ad.er.
tisers at this Office:
Rare Chance 4 M. q. Earle.
Grocer. r. NJ NJ. GIN.
Trust
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TO BUILDERS.

DlnS MIL ~ kn rfyEn ~ THE
ID undersigned unsii = a'eAse1 ~. en-
Menasy. gAEaAxy =. for slse ssxets0n Of =
terrace "a 6ts france Aenses Ger aArsas
NsheE The ossaeF reserves the f3sss sa
Fxleef any % als iszsss.
Fisher. Architect
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NOTICE

vrnIs II TO GRITTY THAT THg FIRM
af Fergnsan s Las nps. ia n4ssEsses IS
aErhitsx e.. i tsass iss dissolved. Ksgar &c
I4oyaes assumes ell sha liabilities 81 the
ssrfn 4F FERGUSON,
e. nk IuNNfs
sSasax4s ~ + BanSmws 81 fSSs
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LAND BARGAINS.

One fine lot on Lake Washington ridge,
one block from cable, view of bay cannot
be DISTRACTED, $500 cash.
Lots and s, block 81, Dcnny's. North
Seattle. $l700 for both.
Lot 5, block IS, North Seattle; view OF
bay: for cash.
Town lots, timber slashed and burned,
500 per acre.
Seventeen acres water front, Mercer
Island, $500.
The well-known Hubbard estate, original
site of JUANITA. 10i acres, two miles from
Kirkland, fronts OF Lake Washington,
- COD cash.
w. T. RICHARDSON,
Removed to Drug Store, North Side Of
Boston Block.
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NOTICE

rIsHE SouNSEYMES PAINTERS OF
l this ely fack last sunday afternoon
January - the proceedings Of the meet
ing will he eontin ned nexs Friday evening,
al which messias all iouxDsymen psiafe.s
Of thls eiiy are earnestly requested To NJ
tend a. : n ma shsxE, Azrae phase.
ny f1RnFk fsF SECRETARY
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All KINDS OF blank hooks and
rulings 90 any pattern done ae 2.
Anthony'o bookbi0dogY. oOosa
Shock. ~ the tossoes prices.
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nkr AInER AND EIE WOOD cUT ANY
II 8sksEsss lstzgta- Dry SladssAx 4 spx-
e4sssy. Coal delivered 80 &ay part OF l..
city. 0F1srx rsewsssss ~ iAn fnagsf STRESS.
or AZ ysra ca HopkGns' wa.rf. fs,sst az ssrses.
ssreTk
EaAiE IA IA sssssEfI- prxsvssssx.
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular ASsnGai taetsins 81 the xasssk-
hssaassfFs so The seattle American fsssfxsgs.
Telegraph Co.'s fsaay wils be heia IL The
easa pAns's aztses tg seat ie. en- Mensasv
4Saz&sg = lsss. a. oteissssx K. ?. n.
+. j. GRANT. xfSSs Prss9zsas.
s. 4. MASK, ssexstsFv &a~
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NOTICE


OF meeting Oh the Stockholders of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose OF Increasing the capital
stock Of said Company.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders of the Allsaond & Phil
lips Foundry Company. by the under.
signed. all az the trustees os said con.
Esaay, that = sacesing of said stock haaders.
VIII be held ~ the ofsre OF said
cafana1sy liz tire city 81 Seattle
king esunty, Washington Terr1tofy.
an "Wednesday the 9Th asy at February,
t>Ns, az ST o'clock In the forenoon OF said
day, Tor the purpose os increasing the cap
;taa stock % sasl company from It's pres
elst aHsauas Of lsss shares ofslfsa eaehfs COO
so leo shares Of 500 each tsloa oaol. All
sfkse kaais1eEs ART requested TO be present
tH4s H. ALMOND,
W. r. fHkiLif,S.
Trustees af said Almond & Phillips
EaaadFr co.
Is4tsa seattle. ". T., Tseeemter *. ISIS
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DHILEMoN PRf0RY. NO. 81 X. X. A. +.
i r.. holds i.a regular meetings at
Olive Branch Hell on the first and third
Friday evenings OF each month at 1880
O'Clock Visiting members cordially In
vited. Harold Preston, Excellent Prior;
John Wallace Registrar
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I,oR sAIE--A sL00P y FEET LONG, O.
II foot beam flrsselass order. full ap-
pointments: cheap. Inquire Meihorn K
frobst, Columbia street.