The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-18

BE is-our next dool
kIrs. Mablely in a faint
~She ffnk iazed. 81 think un-
a q hcsF 1Ser.S might be knocked
down by e. -. she said, in speak
ing of the nAssss1k5 her husband after
ward.
'Mabel-Georgia, " she kept repeating
to herself, sand she is my next neigh
borl III had known it / would never
have taken the house,
The brightness had all died out of her
lace. She wanted to ask some questions.
hut would not allow herself to do So
The nurses chocolate-colored face was
on broad grin. How much did she
know of the state of affairs between these
two women who had once been the clos
Nc NO, "0sss-' 4ever-rsy5ea= tzvz,,-
-ouse she said over and over
Moved On, still in dazed st,rtIed ' - s1e
r va, even the sight of her beautiful So
ILL., outside the gate for s.mamro ~ ; |
lneu 70 change. A cloud soanna1
ave oeen suddenly thrown over thn 70
'Tng cottage. Vines and Howe gray
,vsr VIC belongings were as if thew 5oJ
,.' r. o9eh. Mrs. Maberly turned ba-
e resolutely away and went ineo her
NOV
On dear-T have found ont - a
70 our next door neighbor is T ~ ss =. iast i
. a.a as her husband entered the i bs e1 J
s's Sne was awaiting him that t, event ,,e,i' k
'fon don't seem to be verv n,,., ii
;no. II met the gentleman TO-DAY w in re- \, m
~ ia affair. He is very genial. - "a M
Is ms wife is something of an i, ~ ca
a. 4, and seldom goes out 5 u an III In
m so gladl ~ exclaimed NJ. a, me-
7, with heartfelt emphasis NO ma mo
Ina, nat don't speak much for von.
,alan charity" said Mr.. Mabs gJu' get
don't mean that I'm glad che Civ.
Ea' 'na' she seldom goes out, said a f selt
hat will make if e,cnrnL.. rapi
on her, won't it9, 1' On you to g
! never call on her. y was tho roll, :"
Iea with almost spitefuI enern Vpiy' thou
ny what on earth has hang ; !; %, mise
t sn'~e asked ss now really puzzled. o, n
-C no you have seemed to wish fathe
,o a'qua'ntance. I'm sure / bava him !
.ou wonder why she did mot caIl,, lose 1
true but then did NOT In. she "
was-now do" and she no1 I'D
sF interview with the nurse thar thar Mrs.
: 'iiA' Il ca
.ou see 1 know her; she used to h. am SUI
y dearest friends. I think a. on my
| almost worshiped her y al her til
you have spent dave =. Mrs. !
i where
ed have-one of the Iovo,;o. 1t WI
D'atl9ns In Georgia. In NV arms arms Of
when mamma and nans Giving
BAD, ialways went home VIII III self to
now l dislike her on i.n lied fac
as loved her then. When Maberly
parted l told her nothing with the
uuce me ever to speak to ber winch fC
sreat r'e=rl',---i,ll9.t ~ He, ing. 81
very bitter things, both of ms. ,;->ss -
as she who was the first Offender Deaths
forget how she insuIted me II Dor bad
thousand years. And now / W. s@o 10
You bought the house, dread
you know you are nursing tho carriage
reVengef' her husband asked oored
ow that I could never respect g None, a.
tier what she said to me if -4a Or,
as noticed her, and very likely neia ~
me same way toward me. what NJ s" NO
we are neighbosl" d. va
sorry to hear all this, as like better :,
en- remarkably well, and prom D' Ee =
you should call. However If ~ - al a.
elPed- Here we are. and here nnges an
'ay, so we must make the hest I - ner !! o.
e must his wife said, regret o !, ,na 1n,s1.
ut | shall never feel agsir Ha- q mute y
Z l once did IN our pretty Ms Ir' NJ NJ
MIS- NJ
,nco A. when he
7 5ona 'Ie SUBJECT, sad Mr.. $50 70
-, 'O o COW to-day" neighbor,
o. %" ior our ownl" cried ished.
KING up from his TOYS. 90 tbinI
real cow-and we shall have neigbbor
/" said his father. "sbe is who worI,
: tonight" . snoS S "" "oui,
erly said nothing. She had cou conf. a. - e
'nxious for the COW, but her to bannen
ere all taken up with the I saved III,
he had gained that day. After fl,
day she carefully shut the ouent cross
the windows that overlooked terpateIv
'ay stone cottage, thus deny carriage
view that had come to be stood for h,
'essity of her beauty-loving MaberIy's-
Il never be opened again, y and finding din
eriy. 81 want nothing to themes d.,
IT hers" ~ ~ a.
went on and winter came
SHOWS and keen, biting
ohnds we're still kept closed
lde of the house, and the
was seldom mentioned !
daberly spoke of him on his
lsiness. 49,
er night, ne said, "and I
to be in Warren's place. = s.
t Is that2" his wife asked "
v of interest. ~
father Is not expected to ~
Warren is not - est.
- "a fo % iyass
! business matters to be Serve
- ana his presence is needed Yeer
8 :: cod journey. 1t must he
e e poor Pc wife that she cannot see was 80
y '"'ner. feel very badly for of discov
turning fl
very hard" Mrs. Mahar,r in commar
III 10 say, and once or tv1cs seas horde
!, sne thought of the loneI1 Siberia.
ne snow-hakes were wbirleJ with the e
window in the - ~ in FL -