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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01
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E>DE,s>"N TOBACCO MARKET

ENDE.sSHS TOBACCO MARKET
nrecteu weekly by ID. Y. Cooper Pre-.
prie;or of CoorER's WAREHOUSE.
HENDERSON, \. G., Nov. :Nth. 1Sao
Quotations for New Crop
!lerS-C0mmon dark or green 3isGn4l,
common to medium IG05
Medium to good 56S
Good to fine um N
Hk"rS-Common Im,
common to medium 5M5
Medium to good smlO
rooH 20 Inc 10 G1l2
"ni mon TO medium II "a IA
Medium to good IL GG %
Good to fine oo(1o7Iz
rapprr1-t COMMON 10 fD -
Common To medium 15mlS
Medium to good 20 tu 30
GOOD To hne 40 61 30
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Trunks and Valises; good
assortment and SO Cheap; at
Watkins.
The best place to trade is
WATKINS store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Still selling the prettiest
Cravats, Collars and Shirts, at
WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Hot water Boilers, used
with any Stove, at Watkins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

The Millinery is beau
-iful this season at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Watkins sells good goods
at low prices.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Umbrellas all grades
and prices-at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01
Where to Find Christmas Goods.

Farrar has surpassed all former efforts
in the extent, variety and excellence of
his line of holiday goods, as visit to his
store will show. Already he has opened
many Of his goods and Others are con-
stantly arriving. He has many novelties
that are entirely new in this market
which must be seen to be appreciated.
Everything you can call for in the way
of books, pictures, toys, wheel goods,
fancy articles, candies, nuts, fruits, &c.
His store will be headquarters for people
who have to consult Santa Claus, for
this popular old saint, who is loved SO
well by the children, has made it the
repository OF his wares and effects, and
buyers of Christmas goods will find it to
their interest to give Mr.. Farrar a call.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Furniture. Tremendous
Stock at WATKINS.
Clothing, Largest and
best stock. Can fit you at
WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

Novelties in Dress goods,
Notions, &c. Look atWATK1Ns'
Spring Beds, Mattresses,
&C., at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

More shoes than ever at
II. THOAAsoR's.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-01

The Crokery is SO pretty
and Cheap at WATKINS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
(Ciqg daIszy.)

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
SILL X.

GtogGueh. Ia skradzen1e
szelck slodlarzowi Schumanowl
zosta} skazany czeladnik siodlar-
ski Nieradzik y Polsk1ei Novel,
wsi ua tydzneh w1ezienia. Op}acifo
mu sic. = ooitys Jan Meier z
Scigowa, ieko prat Fr. Meier,
tnkze re Scigowa muiarz Anton
He;nisch z Mafych Strzelec EOS
tai. zuskarzenj > wspolno pora-
nuerie gEura M"chury. Ten ostat-
nj zeznaf, IL lrzei o>kArAeni
ma jechuIi ma jego woz | nastqpme
90 bill. Brat Jana Ne ERA. Fr.
Meier costa. przy lr.j sposobnosci
~przeiechanv. Sad skazat Jana
Mejera M 20 Nix. kary, FIR.
Mejeru ma diva miesiaee w%iezienla
Il IIieinisch ia 4 miesiace wicz lc.
MA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

podobnie lax W Siemoniu, wys}aG
telegram do cosarza, a okrzyklem
ma Geese OLGA sw. i cesarza zakon-
czono posledzenle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
" SZdTJo5=ewie poi Strzatko-

Ven odbyfo sic uroczyste pray.
iecie nowego X. p'oboszcza,
wikaryusza dotychczasowego we
Wrzesnl. PosIano 20 X. powoz 4
konny ma dworzec, a IA gr"n'cy
paraf1 oczekiwa}a 60 banderya z
20 j~ezdzc6w, ktora razem Z para
f'anami tuwarzyszyfa mu do
koscio1a, gdzie oczekiWal' nauczy-
ciele z dzleGmi, Il te z~nspiewafy
piesni ma jego przyiecie. Poczem
vital X, ]proboszcza przemowa,
nauczyciel emeryt Kara-zewicz Z
Paruszewa. X. prnboszcz dzieko-
wat paruf,urom ~Scrdrcznych
sfowach ia to mite przvlecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

wo1ewoda jest CT olcem
Wlsenna slostra a Sublsiaw
bratem.
- Wlsenna zostanle "a.
konulca, )u& Staniatkach
wybudowai wojewoda klasztor
ola nlei.
Wien o tenn, i wtasnle
nasz ptzezacnY oplekun prag-
ME; abys tam zamleszka}a.
przv Wlsennle, al do skon-
czonych lat osmuastu a..
- Och! L radoscia! Ale ty
wr6clsz Przeclawle do twe)
slostrzyczKl JUL sic potem
ME rozlaczymy?
- Wroce Hanus, wroce, ale
posiucha) ME jeszcze. 0 przysz-
loser twolei postanowi wo|e-
woda, wszak2e mu bedzlesz
post1szna ja6 c6rka? Posag j
k%lejnoty ola ciebie, ktore
babka zto3yia u pustelnika,
So JUL W reku naszego op'e'
kuna. Llpnlca jest dz's bez
PIAZZA, nieszczesliwy przYwiasz-
czyclel mego 'mienla domu,
zosta1 przez TatAr6w zamcrdo-
wauy, czy tel wziety W me-
wole. Ma mo)a prosbe zarzad
mad iipnickiemi dobrami, o9dai
wo]ewoda Subjsiawowi, ktory
W tamtych stronach ma wa
rowpy zalnek roztegle zlemle.
Kilxa wiosek, re swego wlana,
przeznaczyla Observation-Disclosures
babka nasza Wolciechowi, do
polk vice on nle wroci, beda
tak4e pod opieka Subisfa"a.
= Ale przeclez zatrzymasz
sic tn Przeclawle, ME odlez.
dzasz zaraz? = pyta|a MES
pokojnie biedna dzleweczka,
ME bardzo zwazajac ma to, co
)ej brat mowi.
Przeciwnle, Hanus,
wszystko gotowe do jrcg', "
tych dniach ruszymy, Fillpek
]edzle re mEs, Jaromlr costa
je PREY toble.
| ia teraz dop'ero
dowladu]e sic O tenn, re cle
znowu utrace!
- Me chclafem cle traplc
pred ezasem.
O bracie, bracie MOI
= fkata Hanka, obejmu]ac
Przeciawa rekoma.
- A moscla parma, coz
to tn "a ptacze? zawoIaf
magic wojewoda, ktory W
towarzystwle Wisenny. zb>izYi
sic do rozr,awla,acych.
Hanka z~rumleniona MIL
czafa, uo|, voda Klemens
mowl1 dale):
- Mad odjazdem brata
p1aczesz pew ne? Me BOZ sic,
wroci do !, ME zglnle !.
Uchowa1 6" Bog W krwawych
waikach, u iowa 60 j W po-
dr6zy. Polk. 1estes panlenko
odwaznq Bly, powlnnas.
Hanka o..rta oczy, wsty'
dz'ia sic swvj sfabcsci.
= Bedziemy sic modify
- rzekla s1odNo Wisenna =
Bog dobry ME wzgardzl ma
szeml prosbalm i wrocl CT
braJa.
Gdybys, panno Hanpo,
by1a widziala Przeciawa pod
Llgnics - mowif wo]ewoda
- ME lekafabys sic podrozy
ola nlego. Brat two], to dz1t
rycerz bez trwogi.
Oczy Hankl zab1ysly dumal.
O]ciec nasz dz1ad -
szepneta = poiegii przecle2
W obronie o]czyzny xs'ecla'
TAX, mole CORK zawolaia
wojewoda z zapatem, wldzac
lasnlejace oczy panlenek =
kazda z was dumna bye mo-
ze, re jest Polka, ze Jest
corka tel zleml, ktora rodz'
bohaterow | merzennlkoW Y
piersl Was2Vch Olc0W j bracl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

Kartu@y. Rada prowlncvalna
Prus Zachodnlch zezwoll}a ma u
rzadzenie tn 3 targow rocznic ma
swine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

DO Pity rrzywieziono pod
strata policYjna mordcrce, czelad-
nika pickarskjcgo Augusta kas'h-
sk;ego, Qt6ry sic take Borows-
kim nnzvwnt. Prokurator wyzna-
czyf IVA lego schwvtanie dose
vysoka nagrode, Il schwytano 50
w Essen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

zycle oddac ma zupe1na s'uzbe
Bogu, druga, ably W modlltwie
skuplenlu, przysposob!c sic
lido 2ycia czYnu i poswlecen,
jaklem byfo zycie naszych
prababek.
Ma daleKim Wschodzle, la
dzikich stepach Tataryi, bo-
gatY Mongot Kaidan rozb,}
swoje namloty W publizu
Karakoromu, iedynego mlasta,
jake Tatarzv p~osia3aji W
trzynastYm wleku.
Tatarzy ]ano koczownlcy:
ME mieli sta}ych siedzlb, lecz
przenoszac sic z mielsca ma
mie)sce, wraz z trzodsmi, ola
ktorych szukali pastwisk,
mieszkali w malych domkach
zbudowanYch ma ko1ach, Tub
namlotach W czarne, piisni,
zwanyoh jurtau4i. Me upra-
wiajac zienni, &ywill sic pre-
wa4nie mlesem kohskiem, "a
napo) uzywal, Kumysu, prey
rzadzonego kobylego m]eka,
kt6rym sic upllall; iak when.
Ma)atek lch stanowilY wielkle
stada koni l bogate iupy,
zdobywane W nieustaunych
wojnach.
Ka4dy ma;etn,eiszy Tatar
mlaf mnostwo nlewolnikow,
spedzanych ze wszystklch
Nrain, ktore Tatarzy napadali.
Los tvch nleszczesuwych byf
tax okropny, Be zazdroscill
tYm re swych towarzyszy,
kt6r1y zgine1l W DO u,
lub padli re znu2enia W drodze.
Tatarzy obchodzlli sic z
niewolnikami gorzej, MD re
zwlerzetams, przecia4all 'ch
praca, pastwili sic W na1okrut-
MESSY sposob, a bardzo
czesto odmawiali I'M zupefn1e
pozyw,-nia ! odzle2y. Kobie--
tom obrzyna1y Tatarki messy
! uszy, a dziecl co p%lekniejsle
zdroWsze rozebrail pomledzy
sieble stars, reszt4 tych ME
winuych istot, oddawano Ia
passive malym Tatarzeton:,
ktore 2necajac sic mad sweml
rowlennlkaml, zaprawiafy sic
do ~przysztych okrucienstw l
mord0w.
Kajdan, mezczyzua W sred-
MIN wieku, byf jednvm z
dygnltarzy latarsklcb, nlez.
mieznie bogaty a wiecej )esz-
cze okrutny.
Pc ojcu swoim odziedziczyt
wlelu nlewoinikow, sam lch
zdobYf nlemaio W tlcznych
wyprawarh, W ktorych uczest-
nlczy1.
W mrozny dzlen zimowy,
lezaf Ka)dan w swoim namio-
Gle, wvslanym futram', IA
poduszkach, powleczonych
bogata w%schodnla materyq.
Ma srodku namlotu dopalif
sic ogieh, dym uchod.ii
otworem zr~opionym W dachu.
Kajdan, wielki lubownlk
kumysu, wypiwszy go k'Ika
kubk6w. drzymot i marzyi 0
wSpaniale] uc"cle, ma ]akq byi
zaproszony do Karakorumu.
S'lniejszy %poamuch wiatru
za;rzast pilzniowemi scianaml
jurty l zbudz1f spiaeego: oczy
Tatara padfszy ma przYgasie
ognisko, zamiSotafy nlecier-
pllwcscia.
( Ma dany znak, wpud1o
do namlotu mlode chlopie,
ubcane W laskrawa STATE !!
wpatrzyfo sic W strasznego
pana, czekaJac rozkazu.
- Gdzie jest tea pies
chrzescianskl = wrZasna1
Ka1dan = czemu ME pilnujc
ognla??
= Poszed' do iuriy he
W0lnlk6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
PLAN II
S ZYCHN KOLEI.
Chicago, MilW. S. Paul

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong Vsch . d IT, Odcnodzl.
Chicago expr., codzief 6.32 pm.
Chicago expr, lily pm
Chicago express 1886 am,
Pociag vocZtowy codzieh 0.59 pm.
" strong achod u Odctodzl.
Chicago expires. codzie6 4.oS nm
Chicago expr., c ,uzie" 9.34 am
Chicago expr. 7.35 PM.
Pociag p~ocztowy l1.5l am.
WabaSha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumhrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa valley DIVISION.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pocisg pasazcrski ll.51 am.
P~rZesiadanle do Menome1ce ll.5l am.
SO. MINI. Division
Odchodzi z Minony o II, 10 wieczorem
kazdego dnia wyiawszy sobote
Green Bay Il S. y.
1orzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag rasazerski Ais pc oh g rano
Pociag %frachtowy 7.3O wiecz. g 05 rano
Chicago 81 Northwestern.
Ku ac a d 0 i.
Przybywa O1chodzi
Pusazerski 9.55 rauo 1910 lano
9.O5 wlecz. $40 wiecz.
kaczacy p Rochester $50 pc po}udn.
F'rachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.05 pc poludn
Ku wschodow Vi.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 w:ecZ.
S.55 wiecz 10 wiecz.
kacZacy 2 Rochester 1910 ranO
Fraight accommod. 80 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 pc po}udn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
Rada miejska miusLa Wrzcsni

Rada miejsha miusta Wrzcsni
wruz inaglstratcm uchWalifa
nadac Najprzew. x. Arcyb;sku-
powi drowi StabIewskiemu ebY-
wa.elstwo h]onorowe. Dyplomy
odnosne wrecza X. Arcypasterzo-
wi cz4onkowie rady PIP. SteIma-
chowski M. Mlodowski g..
Rauhudt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
" Street.-The odbyIa sic lrzez

" Street.-The odbyIa sic rczez
pieG i r6t dina = cd czwnt<u
20 poiudnia az do wtorku -
missy: sw. cd przewodulctwem
mys:onarza apostolskiego X.
Antoniego C2erhowskiego, pro
boszcza 4 Gryzyny. kt6remu
dopomagall X. nrob. Gryg'ew'cz
Z Grabia X. prob. dr.. Wyczyh-
ski 2 Sob6tki. Dzlcnnle odbywafo
sic DO 4 i nauk, ktdrych
wicrm caiych kujaw q wiclkicm
syupicnlcm sluchnll. Ludu py}o
mnostwo wicIkic, w obszernym,
wspaniafym, riqknie zrestauro-
wanym koscieIe natiok byf
wiclki, talk &c kontcSyon"ly
trzeszczaly Cd Sci,ku pcnitentow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
7o1un, Rad zamierza

IO3UW. RZau ZamlerZa tU
wybudowac kcsc,6! garnlzonowy, w
ktorym ma sic odbyvat tax kato-
liekie, jak ewangielickle nabozeh.
stwO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

Mazu'. Tegle wesele wypraw1f
pewlen g%ospodarz we wlosce We'll
XII Gablik. Ilblto wielkiego wo.
III, diva cielakl, try wlelkie SWINE,
szesc owiec, 10 gesi, kur it'd.
Nadto wypnto Is keczu}ek piwa.
wielka Hose rumu l6 THROW
w6dki. Kuchy lepszc z~wyczaine
przez kllka dml. Take wesele trivia
diva lnb try dn'. Nastepnle W do
mu m}odego malzonka znowu tax
hucznle przez kilka dni idzle.
Zlot0w. Ztad pisa do niemiec
kich gazet O wlelklej biedzle NILE
dry robotnikami miasta ] okollcy.
Kartotle kosztuja 4 mark "a cent
mar. wo}owina so fen, wieprzowina
so do IS fen. "a funt. w ostat-
mich dw6ch tygodniach pablo W
okolicy naibllzszej 16 koni ola
niedostatku paszy.
Zuchola, W niedziele udaf sic
tutcjszy rzeznik St%udzihski do
Tuchoiki ola zakupienia tam
bydla. Nastepnego dnia znalezlo-
no tam ma lodzie Jezlora PISA jego
a potem tez ciafe zmar}ego .%rzeznl-
ka. Zapewnle obral krotsza droge
przez ~iezioro l tam wpad} w Drze-
rebel. Pozostawl} chorowit2 zone !
6 mafycb dzieC w nledostatku.
w zoruniu IA w}asnem zebra
n,u Tow. Przemysfowego bm.
obrano nowy zarzad, w miejsce
p. E.. Neymana, kt6ry forum
opuszcza, .obrano prezesem p. dr..
Jarowlca, zastepca p. X. Zab}oc-
kiego, sekretarzem y. Hawel>klego,
z%astepca p. L. Mazurklewlcza, skar-
bnlkiem p. Grabowsk'e-
go, bibliot0 karzem p. kuczaka,
}awnikami PIP, WardacFiego,R ysz'
k1ew1cza. Prylihskiego, Cz}onkow;e
przez powstanie z miejsc podzie-
kowa}l p. Neymanowl "a dotych-
czasowe troskliwe staranla 0 rVZ-
w6j Tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

Raciborz. Il Afryki zachodniej
przyhy} tn dotAd pred kilkn
dniami pan Czech, syn z%mnrfego
mistrz" mularskiego Czeche.
Tludni siq w Kamcrunic kupicct.
wen i przcbywaf luz tam s lat.
Ma SIazku rozosIanic az DO
Maj ia.
ZAPISJJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA'
YAzIuIERz F'FER
cdyny pol5lu KARA WANlARZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
L Poznanskiego.
Sad nyznSieUfuch w Pozna

Sad przysiegfych W Poznan,u
skaza} elusarza Bissera ma k"re
smierc;, ma zabicie priced kilku
tygodniami doz6rcy Frankowtkic.
go W ulezieniu prznahskiem.
Pokazafo SIC, B;Ssen jest tylko
przybranem nazwi>Hlrm; 6W
zbrodniarz nnzywn sle wfakciw G
J6zefem MotyI. Urodz,l ele CIV
Dublecku W Galley j skazany ma
2. lata czezkiego w%iezienia uciekf
re Lwova. Przybywszy do W. X.
Poznahskiego W T.. 1884 tufaf sic
" rozmaitych stronach, loczem
skazano 90 L 1885 na z.brac-
two ma diva lygodnie wiezlenia,
Il +. 1886 ma 5 lat wiezienia W
domu karuym Ia kilka z%nacznrj-
szych kradziezy. Wyszedfszy z
Rawicza w L. 1891 popeinif 6
czezklch krodzie&y, a ostatecz-
ME dostawszy sic do poznah-
skiego wiezienia popcfnit morder-
stwo ma trankou skim. UkrYwaf
sic takze rod nazwiskiem J6zefa
Lubawsklego W Gniezniehskicm,
dokad byf uciekf pc ropeinionej
ztrodm i IAN 80 s%chwytano.
Lekkomv$lno$;t. W Zfotnikach
pod Pobledziskami, W czwartek
10 BIN. rrzy rzniccju sieczkl kon-
ma maszyna, chforak 17.letni
Fr. Szymkowia< PREY rozwiazy-
zywaniu snopka schwyclwszY
mysz, cbciot ia wfozyd
pomnedzy diva ko1ka cd walcow,
ably sic pogniotfa; tymczasem
zamias: myszki pocLwycifv owe
k6tka palec jego prawej reki;
srodkowY palec zostaf urwany,
a Grugie pognlecOne.
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'Have you friends out there?" asked
Agnes. with an impertinent stare at Peggy.
Yes" answered Peggy CURLY, meeting
Agnes stare with n look of sudden haught.
mesa.
lilly turned hot ana cold. but Trough
all her perturbation was one feeling of sat
isfaction. Peggy could stand her ground,
1t seemed. and resent imuertinenoe; but
''oh. dear" said this poor Tilv to herself,
that South American gown. suppose.
proves that sho must be that Sm'thson
mans daughter; but grandmother WAS
right-she IL innocent of tho facts of the
case-of that there can be no doubt. and
we must DO good to her, and now is the
time to begin-this very minute, when Ag-
nes ia planning what hateful things she
can do next"
Fired by this thought, Tillv sprang to her
feet, and casting a glance of scorn and con
tempt at Agnes, slipped her hand over
Peggy's arm and said; Come Peggy. let's
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-13

go over to the other end of the piazza and
walk up and down, it's much pleasanter
there"
Warm-hcarted Tilly's intentions were ex-
~cellent. but her look of contempt. her
meaning words, instead of cowiug or con-
trolling Agnes, only reused her to deeper
anger, which resulted in an action thai
probably nae not been premeditated even
by her jealous and bitter spirit. lilly will
never forget that action. 1t was just as
she was turning away with : eggy when she
saw that angry face barring her way; when
she heard those ominous word, Miss
Smithson,' and then-and then-that out
stretched hnnd thrustinp forth to Peggy
that futtering, dreadful slip of paper!
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LITTLE SMITH Girl
BY NORA PERRY.


rosebuds and white ribbon loops of pale
blne and Il broad sash of the same color.
"Of course, she expects to Dance"
Thought lilly. "and Agnes will be horrid to
her about it in some way or other. But l
shall stand by Peggy anyway. whatever
anybody else may do.'
1t was with this kind intention that Tlily
hurried through her dinner and fastened
out to join Peggy and her aunt when they
left the dining-room. But the kind inten-
ton was arrested for the moment by Dora's
voice calling out:
lilly. lilly, wait a minute"
The next thing Dora had her hand over
Tilly's arm. Amy and Agnes were just be-
hind, and there was nothing to do but to
follow the general movement with them to
the piazza. That it was a planned move,
ment to separate her from Peggy, Tilly did
not doubt. for once out on the piazza,
Agnes. with a whispered word to AMY,
turned sharply about in the opposite direo-
tion to that where Mrs. Smith and her
niece were sitting.
cheeks as she glanced ACROSS at Peggy and
bowed to her with q swift little smile.
Then, 'How pretty Peggy Smith looks.''
and what a pretty gown she has on" abe
said, turning a brave and half defiant
glance upon Agnes.
| South American embroidered muslin-con-
vent work. you know" answered Agnes.
| casting a leeting look at TillY.
mo. l didn't know" answered lilly, try
ing to seem calm and Indifferent, but fail
ing miserably.
YES" ent on Agnes. II know, because
my cousins have had several of those
dresses, and Pm quite familiar with them.'
Peggy, sitting there in her odd pretty
dress, saw with pity the distress in her
friend Tilly's face.
'rhose girls are worrying poor lilly,
auntie, see-and, / dare aay. it's on my ac-
count. for / was sure when she came out
that she was intending to join us, and that
they prevented her; and. auntie, I'm going
to brave the lions in their dens, and going
over to her"
'Ihey are very ill-bred girls. and they
may do or say something rude," replied
%auntie, regarding Peggy with a slightly
anxious expression.
'Oh, | don't care for that now. lilly is
such n darling in sticking to me--in spite
OF their Observation-Disclosures n little
"thatI think l ought to stick to her." and,
noddingt to her auntie, Peggy stated on her
friendly errand.
what %impudence! She's actually COM
ing over to us uniuvited. Well. l must say sho
has nerve!' muttered Agnes. AZ she observed
Psggy'H movements.
Coming forward, Peggy nodded to the
whole group of girls, but 10 WAS to lilly abe
addressed herself. and by 1illy's side she
seated herself. It was in doing this that
the delicate material of her dress caught in
a p~ortruding nail In the splint piazza chair
with an ominous sound.
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n gusty breeze tore the paper from Tilly's
trembling fingers.
eyes, and what do you mean, Miss lilly
Morris, by snatching what doesn't belong
tn your cried Agnes, shrilly, as she started
of to capture the flying rnper, that, elud-
ing her. blew hither and thither in II tan
talizing way. and ut last, failing at the
feet of win Wentworth. WAS picked up by
him as he came out of the hall.
at is mine. it ID mine" shriekea Agnesi
keep it for me-"
hut lilly, who was nea or to him, whis-
pered agitatediy:
mo, no. Will; don't give it to her-she is
-she means"
Mischief. l see." whispered back Will,
with n swift intelligent glance Mt lilly.
And If you wouldn't read it, uutil-until
| see you-oh, il you wouldn't!"
Will looked Mt 1 lily with wonder. This
was certainly something more serious than
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''Oh, you're pretty gown, it's torn," cried

"Oh, you're pretty gown, it's torn" cried
lilly.
The two sprang up to examine it and
found an ugly little rent that had nearly
pulled out one of the wrought rosebuds.
tits too bad-too bad" sympathized
lilly.
But it's easily mended and it won't
show" answered Peggy cheerfu4ly.
ut isn't easy to mend that South Ameri-
can stuff SO that it won't show" remarked
Agnes. coolly.
II know it isn't, usually answered Peggy
as coolly; but auntie can mend almost
ANYTHING"
ut is II perfectly beautiful dress. l wish
| had one just like it, broke forth lilly,
hurriedly, hardly knowing what she was
saving in the desire to say something kin
You could easily send for one like it,
spoke up Agnes. 'if you knew anybody out
there, or what shop or convent address tc
send to-"
1--WE could send for you,'' sail Peggy,
turning to lilly. lilly looked startled.
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THOSE OMNIBUS woRDs-'MIss sMITHsON."
r7ILLY WATCHED HER GRAND
JIG n mo a as ans she ,. read sa, with sa S'sa At. sss
noticed how serious was the expires
sion on the readers face as she osme to the
last paragraph.
''Oh, grandmother she cried. you do
believe it may be our Smiths"
well. yes. my dear, l believe that it may
possibly be, that's all; but it may not be,
just as possibly
'Oh, grandmother. couldn't you enquire
carefully. you known" .flas
mo, no, my dear. IT it isn't our Smiths,
think what an outrage any inquiries would
be; and if it is. how cruel to stir the matter
up. NO. 70 must say nothing. Tho girl is
an innocent creature. and if this Smithson
is her father, l doubt if she has been told
by anybody the facts of the case-peobably
there was some very different reason given
her for dropping that last syllable of the
name. However it NAV be, it would be
cruel for Us to show by our manner or
speech any knowledge of the story, for
either way. whether they are those Smith
sons or not, Agnes has made a very unpleas-
Nnb SltudtiOu loI tnon anu we must De EOOQ
to them"
But, grandmother. when Agnes tells
other people"
''She won't Your little warning. by your
description of the way she took it, convinced
me that she wouldn't"
But other people read the papers, and
they"
MAY not take more notice than I did. il
Agnes ~spiteful suspicious are held in
check"
But if poor Peggy herself"
Peggy probably doesn't road the news
papers amy more than You do. But we
needn't waste time in thinking what if this
or that; the clear duty for US ia to take no
notice. and as | said-be good to them"
"Ob. grandmother. you are such a dear.
] knew you'd feel like this"
There WIS to a little emily dance that
night for the young people-nnd lilly put
on her rrettiest gown-n white null with
,ose-colorcd ribbons-and vent down to
dinner in it, for the dance was an informal
affair that was to follow very soon after
dinner on account of the youth of most of
the dancers. Her heart boat moro quickly
as she looked across Mt the corner table n
saw Peggy and her aun. in their places, and
ahat Peggy was also dressed for tho COCA
sion in something white embroidered with
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TILE DINNER DANCE

But another hand than Pvggy's snatched
at the futtering paper. What IS it?
What does it meant" demanded Peggy, as
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A fine line OF French china dinner sets and tee
sots Just received at 1 he Zee Hive.
The largest and cheapest limo of veilings in tho
city mt he Boo Hive, y, "a and 81 South Main
street.
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