Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-18

hive that settled upon you, W any i"'o1 ~
tlnued the liar, smoothly. He was u liar Tor |
he meant no such thing,
Maude allowed him 10 take her hand, ana |
draw her 10 HIM without resistance Tor 1
She believed him, and felt very much ag-
rrieyed AZ the way that she had been treat. |
ed by Harry, and, for u time, he eontentel
himself with whispering sweet THINGS 10
her, and endeavOring to reassure her IN
thousand ways OF his cOnsEancy and anec-
ton,
AT last, worn out by his entreaties, Mande
said, YEARLY: "lon may 90 and tax 70
papa about the matter, Jasper, and, u NC
thinks best, viii say yes
Il was worry weak victory, but II was a
victory and Jasper felt elated over t. lie
FASTENED 10 leave the room, fearing she
would change her mind, which he could SEQ
MAINLY was only half made up.
He found MIR Gaylord in the library,
reading aud, with considerable manly dig
nlty and good breeding, stated his case, add
ing. as no concluded; "Of course cannot
expect 10 compare with Maude as 10 fortune,
but my father viii leave ms we'll provided
for no doubt"
Fortune, MIR Hartleyi What fortune
has my girl more than her handsome iaco
and her nimble fingers
why. | refer 10 the fortune left her by
her uncle, MIR Rathbun, answered Hartley
is Il possible that you did not know II
"kuow lt' No; nor sou, either You ere
quito mistaken, MIR Hartley in regard 10
her uncle leaving my Maude any q his for
tune. He hated me far TOO mIch "a DO ans
tulns Of the Kind. You must know, sir, that
/ married tie girl whom Mr.. karh1nn had
selected for a wife and he never toreaye
either one Of US during his life ann quite
| sure that Ac has disposed " his money 10
| sucn a manner that ms family VIII never
I get any benefit from Il after his death. -,
/ MIR Hartley II thar j. whaL sou have 0eeH
/ banking On, / would advise sou 10 pat Ou
1 y0lr hat, and tncandBr down towG asath
"Well, really, Mr. Gaylord, sou surprise
I ma. /, " course, supposed that Maade
would have something. The truth u tho
report never questioned. Ny father viii
naturally expect me- 10 marry IN ing owu
sphere, and would, no d0lbt, BE- dtsplrasFd,
I II should take Maade uaIcas shc brought
somethiug with herr
We'll, Jasper Hartley, you are greater
puppy than took you for | wish 10 have
nothing TO DO with you aul would suggrst
that as this Is my house., you arr no l9hEpF
welcome guest
II shall 70, sir, and Il hud that you arc
mistaken, mas / bore t1r your perm aslon u
pas my attentions 10 your diughEsri'
any permission. II ever catch you near
my hom- again, viii cowhtio y0l and ms
PATIENCE IL going fast, now, sou Arrogant
doc f.earc me, before I forgrt mysrlg
A. MIR Gag iprd raso FROM his chair, and
stretched himself Ike a hagr mAaEtT during
} his speech, MIR Hartley thought Il aboui
time 10 takb hla departure, ind lott prccLut
lately The lratc father walked back and
forth two or THREE times, aud thua burst
igtO the room. where his wife waA cungrrs
ing with Harry starr lie vas followed
si0sc by bis daughter, who had hrarh tfs
front loov slam and who had already &c
, grated that she had given young Hartley
the encouragement shr bad feared that hot
, father might favor the match from {
worldly point u view.
What DO you think, Ellie" said Mr.
Crawford prucp.tatcly without noticing
the presence o. Harry Starr, 'that lIlsl'
! y.hippcr snapper. Hartley, cams 10 mo will
long riugmaron about hsa love faF mi
0 daughter, aud, "A soon 90 I told him tina
Q yoing nCirrst 70 her unrl0s money, III
/, the house"
as that true" Mr. Gaylnrdr' broke q
8 Harry cxcitcdly ia that iruri"
what; that hg SUNK olt u tho houa
$ like . whipped Mound Yes
o mo sir; not that What want 20 kn1y
= Is, was the fact that Mauds - her unc,o'
y hcirCss q mistaken
\ "Ycs, Il ~ great mistake Tncru Il -
more chance for Il than for me- % DC clcrtr
2 president 70 morrow
= "Thauk God said Harry fervcutly.
"What, sir You thank God for our mi,
u f0rtuucsl'
D. 1T is no misfortune. sir, for you have n
done well enough In the past. aud can DO =
- in the future hope Oh. Maude now
, dare to speak, and win not stop a. "a
r presence % your parents, whom / love. b.
J, esk sou II sou viii become my wife IN
unfortunate fortune has nearly driven m
IL Wild, for ! thought | hld lost tho nnl
woman whom ! ever wanted Tor q wifi
d May have her Mr. Gaylprdr
in 'What, without her fortunem
g II neye~ should have asked for her. Ia
10 the news proved true for have nothing
2 give her but loving heart and TAI
a humc"
"a THAT Is all had when I married h,
mother. WHAT do you say, daughter 4
9, sou want 70 leave us for this young man -
Maude, who had not spoken up u tn
time, now turned a face. lighted with 10
to her father and said, earnestly. "Fathe
% you know that ! can never consent 10 lea,
no you chat Is. TO any great distancej, hut
have discovered that my heart belongs
Of Harry, and, II the poor gift Of my hand al
NO my lifelong worship can atone for my wa
wardnesE am ready 70 say yea"
at "Ah how long have you known this {
rn tercsting fnctw
ION, ever aud ever so long" and with
~ happy gla.Ce at Harry, who had placed h
DC t'fAi around her, II thought Harry was
M very, very long time coming 10 the Point -
well, what, then, did YOU send Tn
ut young Hartley to talk 10 me for, you ra
at calf"
Ke II wanted to get rid Of him, papa
"Ohr
81 "MauGc, ] viii never make YOU tho IN
10 band you deserve but you can rest satisH,