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No. A..
-Madahlr. )r vons ep su.pIie.

est peu pres desesperep, reprit.
tIie, en- paIissant legerement. Et
II serait crimlnel, 81 c'est la RUNE.
d'entrainer dams cette RUNE un
Jeune homme tel que vous, le plus
noble ceur que je connaisse, pami
ie Plus vrai ct le melleur que nous
| possedions.
oh! madame, murmura.t.il.
Je mai rien donne, ct c'est yous
qnl me donnez. Mais, croyez-moi,
la situation de NJ. Rivadarcos nest
pas aussi dtsesperGe que vous le
snpposez.
-sons eSperez lie salut tit.elle.
-Oui, madame, 81 NJ. Rivadar.
cos remit, d'ici pen de jours, avant
la fin du mois, le million don't il A
oeSoin. Et, Embarrassment. moi
)e Grains de ne ponvoir arriver a
temps, ct surtout ce que je possede
he sc monte qua une somme den
vlron quatre cent mile francs.
encore insuffisante.
-Rassnrtzvous, mon cher Mar.
Gus, CO million, je ravais, lie rai
donne a mon mari, c'etat mon
devolr, dut il disparaitte sans avoir
flen sauve.
-Vous vOyez. s'ecria Marcus. il
accepte de vous ce que yons
rttosez d'accepter de moi!
DE porte son nom, c'est de
rhonnenr lu nom quill s'agit. Pou-
vals je hester, ct avait.il le aroit
de reponsser ce sacrifice? La
solldarite de la famille est un far.
deau que nul ne peut rejeter de ses
epaules.
Marcus etait devenu tres pale.
Pnlsqnril en- est ainsi. .et yous
avez en- etfet, raison ce que vous
refusez de fetranger. ..vous paccep
teriez du fils!
-Du fills
Jaime Mile. Auita, je crois
qr'elle maine aussi. Me iugez-
vons dighe de lui donner mon
nom, d'entrer legalement dams cette
famIlte don't je fails deja partie
hrpuis longtemps par les sentiments
daFection, de respect ct de
devouement que je porte i tous
ses 'nembres.
Emma regarda un instant le jeu-
ne homme, Ell silence.
-Je savais Get amour, di..elle
entin.
-Vous saviez repeta-t-il sur
pris.
-Je savais que vous aimiez
Anita ct qu'Anita voas aimait. Je
lie savais d'abord parce que je suis
mere, ct que rien de ce qui touche
a ma file ne peut m'echaprer. Je
lie savals, ensuite, parce que Anita,
qui me dit tout. Pavait dit.
-Et vous approuvez Get amouri
fit-il lie ceur monde de joie.
-Oui, repliqna Emma qui etait
anssi tres emue. Toute votre con-
duite pronve votre g6nerosite d'a.
me, votre rare ct noble desinteresse.
nent. Mais vous me permettrez
t'aVolr aussi ma delicatesse. Ri
che, je v6us dirais: "Anita est a
sous." Panvre, ruinee, menacee
iu scandale, de Ia honte des ces
,atastrophes financieres qui entam.
nent Jusqu'a l'honneur, ie dois
rOns dire: "Attcndez ! Rehechis
sep
-tai reflechi, madame, ct c'est
pour celia que je snis venu, que TAI
)arIe.
--Je ne dois pas accepter ainsi
Inc offre enfant6e par les sublimi-
es de pamour, une offre, que vous
peut,etre, regretter Plus
ard.
-Jamais
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Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY,
ISuite.i

! fcSu III IetLfe anOnyme ct S'etal
rendne avec Anita an No. 9 de !.
cite Malesherbes, Marcus etait a la
premiere henre dams les bureauz
oe la rue lie Peletier. ii await
nate Gle voir NJ. Rivadarcos et
dexecuter les resolutions aux
quelles il s'etait arr6te.
-Qu'on me previenne aussit6t
que NJ. Rivadarcos arrivera, dit il
a Phnissier de service a la porte du
cabinet que nous avons decrit pre-.
c9demment.
Quelques instants apres, CONNIE
81 lie banquier eht une hate egale
lie volr son commits, on venait pre-
venlr lie Jeune homme que lie baron
Fattendait. En- entrant, le ceur
tout palpitant, Marcus Wit, du pre-
mier coup d'giI, que de grands
evenements avaient dn, depuis la
veI!le, Sc produire chez lie banquier.
NJ. Rivadarcos 6tait debout. Son
vlsage exprimait une vive emotion.
n"'s de nature plut6t triomphale,
on 'ique des traces de fatigue indi-
q asSen: Quill n'avait pas dh dor.
mir pendant la mutt ecoulee. Ses
yenx brillaient dun vif eclat. OH.
cependaut, Sc distinguish Fobses
sion dune fi6vreuse inquietude.
Mon jeune ami, s'ecria-t-il en-
allant a Marcus ct en- lui tendant
la main, que le ieune homme toncha
respectueusement, TAI su que vous
etiez venu hier; vous aviez a ne
parler?
En- etfet, monsieur lie baron, ct
de questions bien pressantes.
Moi aussi Jai a vOus parler.
mals lie temps me manque absolu.
ment ce matin.
-Je voulais vous dire que j'avais
commence les demarches naces.
saireS.
--Bien bien! nous en- reparle.
rons plus tard.
-Je voulais aussi solicitor de
vous an entretien qni ne SQUIRE
pas de retard. ajouta Marcus don't
a voix tremblait ct don't lie visage
pnis devint tres pale.
-Je suis tout dispose a vous
'couter, interrompit le banquier,
nais pas d present mn rendez vous
argent m'appelle. Et vous, qu;
la position, vouS savez
lue mes minutes sont compt6ps,
lue les secondes valent des iours.
DE le sails, oui, monsieur, ct
'est Justement a cause de celia.
-Veuez diner avec nous ce soir,
nterrompit encore Lopez. Nous
erons en- famille, c'est-a dire quill
" aura one moi, la baronne ct
lotre file. Nous pourrons alors
.auser ensemble tout notre aise,
oft avaGt, soft apies le diner, car
moi, de mon cote, je vons lie repGte,
al besoin de parler avec vous
enr ouvert. Etes vons Iibre ?
Acceptez vOus?
-Oui, oui avec reconnaissance.
-Alors, je vons quite, fit NJ.
sivadaroos, en- prenant son cha
'tau. A ce soir
Lorsque Marcus rentra dams son
nrrau. il etait tout chancelant, ct.
artout OH il fiXait ses yeux, il
oyait devant lui I'inage charmante
Anita lui sonriant, lui disant:
-Je t'attends!
Cette idee de diner on tate ! ,6te
vec NJ. ct Nine. RivadarcOs ct ieur
lie le grisait. II essaya de ira
ailler. d'appliquer son esprit i ses
quotidieunes, maiS il
e put Y parvenir. Com2renant
nfH que la lutte etait impossible. I
u, p!ut6t, vaincp dams cette lutte
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THIBODAUX, line, SAMEDI 21 1890
- All /! c'tst yrai dit-elle.
III Y cut un court silence.

"A ce prOpO', reprit ellie jfal d
vons parler, ct c'est pour celia Que
Je suis descendue.
-Je vOus ecoute.
"A present, je men aurais pas
lie temps. Nous serions interrom-
pus. D'ailleurs, ma mere vous
attend, ct je ne puis roster avec
vopS.
-Je dine ici, monsieur votre
pere a bien voulu...
-Tant mienx. Soft pendant le
repas, soft apres, je trouverai
moyen de vous indiquer I'm rendez
vons. Je vais y penser. Venez!
DE son pas leger, ellie prit les
devants pour conauire Marcus au
premier etage, OH Emma recevait,
dams an elegant bouloir, les init.
mes, Ell dehors des receptions
banales Ou de c6,6monie. uui
avaisnt lien au salon. La jeune
file ne Sc retourua pas une seule
fois vers lui, ct continue de le con-
dulre a travers deux pieces jusqu'a
une porte qu'elle onvrit. en- disant:
-Maman. voici NJ. Marcus.
Puls ellie sc retira, ct Marcus
tout trouble Sc Wit ell flee d'Emma.
qni vint lui ct lni tendit la main.
-Soyez lie bienvenu, disait ellie,
en- meme temps. Je sails que vous
eies un ami, monsieur, un ami sin.
cere ct devoue, 'ami que Pom trouve
aux jours du malheur.
Madame. ..balbutia t il.
-Mou mari ma tout dit, cont
na:t-elle, ct .je desifais vous remer.
cicr.
Ii y await tant 0e douceur ct Ge
taut de franchise ct de
dams l'accueiI de Mme.
Rlvadarcos, ct il SO degageait de
toute sa personue un tel parfum de
bonte, que Marcus, 81 timide quill
tut, Sc sentit ausslt0t a False. ct
comme sonlage de roppression qui |
pesait sur lui a l'idee de cette |
entievue. En- parlant, Emma lui |
await indique un siege ct s'etait |
assi>e elle-m6me a fable distance.
Ell lie regardant de Ses beanx yeux, |
nn peu melancoliaues,
mals qul, cette fOis, brillaient,
ceux de Lopez le matin.
dune fievre intense, OH la joie
dominait. Marcus EN- fut frappe, |
ct ne put s'emp6cher de pe1ser
''Decidement, il Sc passe quelque
chose de nouveau lei, ct quelque
chose d'heurenx, sans d0ute."
Mais cette sensation he fit que
Traverser son cerveau, car il await
4 repondre, ct ce qui lui restait a
lire etait de nature a absorber
-outes SEES faculties.
Madame, repllqua il en- rou-
siSsant, ce que j'ai fait, ou plut6t ce
lue j'ai propose a NJ. Rivadarcos :.
stait tout naturel. .Depnis deux
ms que i'ai fhonneur d'6tre EN-
,loye par lui ct d'avoir obtenu sa
.onfance, 'avais fDi par me regar.
Ter un peu CONNIE Peufant de la
-Et vous.vous etes conduit com.
ne un ills, interrompit ellie, Ell don-
lant ce mot de fills une MintOna.
ion qui ALA droit au cnur du jeune
lomme.
oh madame, fiji! tout emu
e mot, ce mot seul suffirait a me
'ayer de tous les plus grands de-
de tous les plus grands
acrifces, 81 'en avais ec, On 81
EN- avais fait. Malheurensement.
-Mais. fit,elIe vlvement, TAI
que nous n'acceptons
'as, nj moi. nj mon mari, votre
fire g&nereuse.
-Onoi vOus rafuSaz
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'' 10" d"otiC uCuitS, teHdH
plus ct Sc rappclant que NJ. Riva
darcOs lui await dit:
Nous pOurrons causer a loisir
, soft avant, soft apres lie diner.
LejeIne homme Sc dirigea native.
ment du cote de l'h6tel.
-Si M. Rivadarcos nest pas
encore rentre, Sc dit.il, je deman
derai a parler a la baronne.
Un pen avanJ cinq heures, Mar.
cns fr"ppait a limposante porte
cochere Qni precedait la cour au
fond de laqnelle s'elevait relegante
habitation moderne occupee Par lie
baron ct Sa famille.
M. le baron nest pas encore
rentrf, rdpondit lie suisse a la ones.
tion de Marcus; mais N. le baron
recommand6 qn'on introduisit
monsieur aussit6t quill Sc presente
rait. ct il prize monsieur de vouloir
bien Pattendre.
Nine. la baronne est-elle visi-
ble ? demanda alors Marcus, en-
essayant d'affermir sa voix, ct tout
heurenx, neanmoins, de voir one
les evenements Sc tisposaient
d'enx.m6meS scion ses desirs inti-
mes.
-Sl monsieur veut bien mac
compagner jusqu'au salon, je vaiS
men assurer.
Marcus suivit le laquais. en-
grande livree, plus frappe quill ne
Pavait etc encore du luxe priucier
de cette maison, luxe qni contras
TAFT 81 irOniquement avec la ruine
complete du bauquier. Des qufl
cut introduit Marcus dams !e salon.
on mons favons deJa WI, le dolnes.
tlqne Sc retira pour avertir la
baronne. Ke>te seul, Marcus, CON.
me la premiere fois, Sc dirigea vers
lie petit jardiu d'hiver que nous
avons decrlt. Anita ny etait PAS,
ct la serre parut tout en- deuil, pri.
wee de lumitre ct de parfums an
ienne homme decu. II revint alors
dams lie salon, ct presque aussit6t
la porte par laquelle le laquais
6talt sorti SQUIRT de nouveau. Au
bruit, Marcusse retourna vivement.
ct sc trouva ell face d'Anita qoi
entrait. Ellie etait mise avec un
refinement de coquetterie quill ne
lni await pas vue encore.
Anita! s'ecria-t-il, en- s'elan
CANT vers ellie, dams un premier
movement d'amoureux, don't les
actes sont le resultat de tout lie
opere par son cerveau, pen
dant les heures de separation, loin
de l'etre aime.
-Bonjonr. monsieur, lui dit ellie
assez froidement. Jetais chez ma
mere, quand le dopestique est
venu annoncer que .vous desiriez |
parler la baronne, ct c'est moi !
Qui me snis chargee de vous dire |
que ma mere vons attend. !
Marcus, qui setait arrete, trouble /
ct le cRur un pen serre, devaut !
Paccueil de Mile. Rivadarcos.
|aquelle ne lui tendait pas meme !
Ia main, fut, neanmoips, reconforte, |!
an entendant qu'elle await voulu J
Venir pres de lui, afin de lui appor. |!
ter elie.meme la reponse de sa
mere. !
-Je vons en- remercie, fitil, ie'
vOus remercle de t0ute mon anne.
)'avals 81 beSoin de vOus yoir.
Depuls que je vous al quittee, je
TAI pas vecn. L'6cho de vos der.
heres paroles ma cess6 de retentir
IN moi. Vons avez etc 81 bonne! i
-Quelles paroles /? interrompl.
lie, en sOuriaat de son joIi SQUIRE
out plein de perles, mais don't
expression, sans quill sht pour
luoi, inQnieta Marcus.
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Fumez les ''Tbibodeaux Special
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THIRD TINE Is THE CHARM.
A California Couple Three Times Married
to Each Other.

A California Couple Three Times Married
to Each Other.
SAN Francisco. CAL, May 2O.-From
Fresno, CAL, comes probably the strangest
piece of matrimonial news ever offered to
the publio-the third marriage of a man
to woman who had twice before been di-
vorced from him. The contracting parties
in this queer case are August Young, we'll
TODD shoe merchant of Selma, small
town near Fresno, and Miss Emma G. En-
sign (maiden name). Nearly twenty years
ago Miss Ensign, then a lass of IA, mar
ried Mr.. Young in Illinois. The couple
shortly after came to Fresno where Young
prospered in his business. They lived ap-
parently happy together for three years
when they became suddenly estranged.
Mrs. Young this time secured divorce
from August on the ground of habitual in
temperance, and the court gave back to the
young lady her maiden name.
Miss Ensign then became smitten with
young man in Fresno, left that city and
lived as his wife for five months. Return
ing to Fresno, she lost no time in making
in business there, and married him second
time. They lived peacefully for several
months, when Mrs. Young became once
more Disguised with August, and divorce
No. 2 was granted on the same grounds as
the first one. and for the second time Mrs.
Young took her maiden name.
The divorced woman then left with an
other gay Lothario for San Francisco, after
securing most of Young's property. The
property was converted into money, and
ex-Mrs. Young and her new adorer made
the money fly at Maud s. pace.
About week ago the woman returned to
Fresno, made trip to Selma, where Young
lived, begged his forgiveness, kissed and
made up. and now for the third time they
are man and wife again.
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what Do You Know

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Wonderful Medicine,

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r. W. ELLIS, Clerk.
Dated Helenn, Montana, May 10. 1880.

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tana. Bidders to accompany thar bids With
plans and specifications OF the work Bridge
proaches, 10 feet on top: Bids to be seslsd and
addressed 20 the UNDERSIGNED 70 BE- received until
my OF All bids. By order Of the Board.
Helena. Mont. March Il. lSoa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-21

NOTICE OF SALE OF LOT ONE. BLOCK
N nine, Helena Townsite, together with the
school honse situated on the same, in the First
ward, Helena Mnrtana:
Notice rs here by given that the trustees OF
Helena school district No. I. Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, will offer at public sale between
tho hours vt o clock p. m. and O'Clock p. M;
pre- misses tG-wit: Lot No. tone), block No. 3
lnine), Helena TOWNSHIP together with the school
by authority Of . vote of thu qualified eaectors Of
Helena District No. l. at IN election held May II.
1850. The sale will be made on the promises:
Terms, ten per cent cash on the day Of sale, and
the balance to be paid on delivery of decd. The
trustees reserve the privilege Of rejecting any and
r. H. HOwEY,
s. C. GH.PATRICK.
Nm. II. GUTHRIE,
Trustees.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-30
BRIEF JoTTiN cS.

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
Lively rains. with higher temperature,
were experienced yesterday.
The steamer AcushDet libel case still con-
tinues IL the United States District Court.
The pretty brochures illustrative of the
Stoddard course of lectures have been re-
ceived. The cover bears fine medallion
head Of the popular lecturer.
An eight-year-old girl named Lumbert, re-
siding on Municy Hill, was run over while
crossing Congress street, at the head of Elm,
Tuesday, but not seriously hurt.
The commandery of Knights of the Gold
On Eagle of this city will probably visit
Bath the first of next month, accompanied
by Chambers band.
A very fine specimen of miniature marine
architecture is displayed In the window of
T. f. Donahue's store, Monument square. 1t
Is model of the Volunteer, made by j. A.
Walsh.
The dedication of the new West End NJ.
E.church will occur Tuesday, November A.
A sermon will be preached by l.. B. Bates,
ID. D., of Boston, and in the evening Dr.
Bates will deliver lecture.
Michael Myers, workman In M. G.
Hutchinson's plumber shop, was bending q
piece Of brass pipe when IL broke. Sand from
the pipe blew into his eyes. and he came
near losing his eyesight. DR.. Holt was
called and the sand removed.
DR.. Hollis carriage wheel struck little
six-year-old daughter Of Mr.. j. Hancock
vose yesterday, as she was returning from
school, at the corner of Park and Congress
streets. The child was knocked down, but
no bones were broken.