Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22

T0 tion., Just
\ i A. that. Zuleima-what I've
T. this summer, tree OF all ex'
\ sRot Il wasn't altogether your
A.. mother" said zuleima. IT
1 !. Cousin Maria's.
i Wen. p'r'aps she did suggest it. "
&,lur. Maydsw; but ! carried 1t
Ind a great deal better specu'
,so,l found 1t than sewing on
] = Or taking in shoes to bind;
IN I've made the Durham cows
and I've bought Deacon
4 .sl.day's secondhand wagon,
#a,nsE stair carpet, and I've got
] % 10 put in the bank besides all
III
i.,sia,a listened with a sweet ab.
,s4sd smile. Durham cows-see.
.ssd sagons-bank accounts
N sas that 10 the great happi-
= hat had come To her through
saty.boarder experiment?
4 gl.ght | 10 tell mother now, or
y,I to leave Il TO him?" she
\ .,tsosd herself and while she still
rntsd, Mrs. Naydsw's sharp.
sl,rhsd voice broke in upon the
re, other thoughts
ia vaIly. now ] come 20 think
/ don'l know but what | like
az rairgEays the bcst Of amy
ssg ss'Ye had. Didn't you.
ezat7
4 n sct food ofenrmlne rushed 10
s-Is sheyA. her eycli,ls drooped.
r. she answered, utmost IN.
y ar Ill liked him very well.
lal ihsm pleiurrn ho painted
= wry good" went on uneon.
10 Mrs MnydeW. though they
al a. bright colorel ns the chro.
ia Abraham A.sncFiilcin Isaac
y Ass ParkSrs purlur mantle,
f,iea virus oiruinsd castles that
gsfkssy bought Of the pcddlcr
Z 80 each, gilt frames and az
Fsrg sor; o dim roiorcd, you
" ssd ,he sun didn't sccm 60
asIl bright IN 'rm. iiut it's
a.a ain, Il. about Its bciu en-
iagsgri'" Znlrimn started aud
saed R,.rr intensely than ever.
sale broke out upon her lips.
sgvi then, was out. Who
~ savr betrayed it7 Perhaps
nc h.maeli.
atat believe n word OF II nj
a5dc'l Mrs. Muydcw. rolling
y bis and placing them In
arSd isn,hrr pocket book. ~.
tuned her face awny. stillsmil.
md she twice his ngr. az
ssut on Mrs. Maydcw.
Who DO you ,nrnn7"
ARA, Of course. said Mrs. MAY.
I've always hrurtl that THERE'S
re an old fool, and lbcgin to
Ram
said Mrs. Maydew. sis Il
ron h1in't Rad TINT letter
aHs this morniu'? She's To be
70 Fnirgrayo in November
l9oT' silly, old goose-nnd she
lou 70 come mp and help her
seddlng clothes. couldn't
s.tved It II ! hadn't SEEN Il
signed and scnled under her
aae. and she's - fishes a
% stood bCwildered and
The walls heemcd to he
around her; the ticking Of
.s,9ek grew faint In her ears.
talrgrave engaged to Miss
seahnm after all the sweet
V had whispered IN her ear.
shder hand pressures the
az looks Of love that passed
4 them! But, nfter ali. now
4 ealae to look dispassionntc-
n " Tho pHst. she could not
aat he had ever snid to her in
! 4, words: "Will you be my
ne had never placed be.
.' s'lng on her finger; he had
~ himself with vague words
v which could not absolute
N, 5;a'preted into sentences, and
~ sensation OF shame aud
mcd to illl her veins with
~ Of blood ns she thought
aOe had been duped.
as been making game Of me-"
gnt lie has enjoyed his
,oi. y the wilderness, aud now
.s away-to leave me with
,sng Of remorsel oh. heavenl
I'M am ! TO endure it?"
you well, zuleimn?" Mrs.
asked, with rather n fright.
wv" at her daughter. II
Nv hadn't ought to go out
not sun to pick them last
~, 70 dry. Lay down, and
~ you the camphur bottle To