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SUMMONS.


Alexander, Julia Alexander jennie AtNAn.
Ger, Ncrlamiu HtgiumAn, Isaac Batter and
samuel huuur, ru. partners o. iutlHr hruincru,
Henry ipCu, William STA, %, Esuuan. JunA'
Than ihcC, ID. EI.1man Hni o. MirhnHlt Cus
partners IH tuco. -uN & Company, =. W. Moo
usou, edward Merrill. -anu.l NCfHli aud
Thomas a. Rent, yp partners a. Moo.
riauu. NywIl g. Company, lllWHri
Iuufty huu John o. A.. WrttruH,
eusphftnors ~ g.. r.. JHuryy a Company iiugE.
ford suspuudUf COMPANY, a corporation Do b.
Nousialtor. o0b 10. Nrusadirf. David SOD.
tthdtCr, Isaac upprnuCimur uuu Fiemuui
lCurniWhrEru ClsptrluCfs OFF, NruHtlltvs
HruthUga. nut Salt Lake Contraction Come
uany. BE- corporation defendants.
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Ana IN accordance with law and an order
of the hoart oi trustees. made on tHo 18Th Jay
az september, 1870, H1 many shares uf each
parcel uf huru afuCa OFF, may Do uyrcHsHFV. will
10 cold nt Room g. Constitution building.
bait Lake city, Utah, at Che h0ur uf O'Clock
y fn., ou tho iltn DAY OF November. lsIt. TO
pay delinquent asses mrut together with coat
% advertising and expenses OF aalu
". a. BURTON. Secretary,
ny q. A. otuus. Actlug secretary.
Nov l2th. is9l
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Tho People Of the Territory Of Uta send
greeting 40 william Burke. May l.
burke ns wife, Edward Pepper Mrs.
1Curgc W. stern, Catherine T. Dyer
Aaron hth ser. william r. hctumi1st
Mary uuNUu. Union National hHng. N
tHIt lake CIV, q corporation Edward %.
MIckH. trustee Tor u. ~. Scott no.. %.
tc0ti, and NJ, n NufOrd, y. ", TAYLOR and
tuufFr CrutEcr. doing business under tho
lrsinamH OF ftomontory stock company,
nafouuauta
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Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ap.

Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il ucHT "a an action brought against you w
thu above named plaiutin in tuu District tuur.
Of !hc Third Judicial uisuctot the louiiory
uf lul Hnd 70 answer tho amended CONS
plant nlud therein WITHIN ten days luNcIusiyo
0f the day 0f trryiccI after the service 0u ron
" shia luminous % served withiu this county /,
OF, II served uut ~ this county, but iu thls
district, within twenty daya, Otherwise wltIin
forty daya=uf judgment by default wit %
taken AGAINST you, according 10 the prayer u
tAiu amended comp uint
Inc SAID action d brought 10 have a decree ot
THIS court Tor tho foreclosure of a certain
mortgage executed by dCfoudAnts liurEo 10 ono
q. T. Ozark september i,tn, lsJI, upon prem.
lsca hrsi hereinafter dcscuued, gtyuu 10 sCCura
payment uf q certain rromitHury note, exec
rutud by tAid defendant 10 SAID q. h. IIark,
August gaTd, l'Hi, fur $500, duo one year
alter date, with interest from maturity 10 10
unpaid, save interest 70 July 1T lsI. and
NbsD paid lCu. 10Th, t'Nl. aud finl4 ~ paid
April sth. lsgl; said note and moTtgnge ha,iBs
bccu guy assigned 10 p'Aintu. winch ~ now
ihn holder thereof, "a part uf tAid pFemiars
having been released from operation % sad
murigHgc belus The premise, secondly herein.
after described; 70 have amount Of Faid
mortgage debt ntcorlainad and amount due or
owing - Mrfs Geo, W, stern. secured on sad
premises u nave A. order Of sale 90 usual
form 10 raise amount due % pluinun. anu tor
other rrlioi said mortgugOi premises Ara
Described Dc follows, % VIII Commencing az
= ". cutneroi lot q, block %, plat -" salt
lake CIV survey, running thence east 30
feet uUuco north lfs feet, thence welt 10
iccL thence south 49, feet tu beginning sad
released premises arc described us fnIlUwai
Commencing 90 Aplint ga' trrt east " south.
wcsi corner Of ahil lut Q, running thence east
100 feet, thence north lIt fCUI. thence WrHt 100
feet, thence soutu % feet 30 beginning. also
commencing nt point lal ioet east and rods
south " uorihWchtyururr Of said Dot IunuIur
thence ehat 80 iuci, thence fuutu li feet
ihrncr west l1 fee thence north lll fret tl
beginning, situate ln ~ht iaEo civ Hut
County liuu AMI you aro hereby unlnri
lhat % you ihll 90 appear aud answer iho sail
amended complaint a. above required, tla
said puiuuh Will apply 20 the court f0r rulrf
dcmiuded therein,
Wines, the Hon. samuel A. Merritt. Judge.
aud the zeal ut the District C0uft III
tho Third Judicial District tu and f,r
ltEALl Tho lcuitury N Ulh, this Bth day n
June iu tho year ~ our Lord ana
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID &. DUNBAR. Clerk.
Ky GEo. d LOOMS, Deputy Ulars.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
lrucipAl place Of business. salt Lake CITY
suI. Lake County, Utah.

salt Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
- % meeting 90 thu board uf dlrectors OF
..Wl company, mold ut sMt Lake Clty, Utah, on
lNt 'lh lt| OF November, 1884, uu hsscssmsnt
Voc made ON iha subscribed capltal slork u
.N' ,9Ipurlu1n Tor tHo balance remaining an.
nh.l i1 ih1 tulI hum OF ngU doIIura Nor t0arr
wv NAF Nu'H' 90 hall stock, payable 10 h. John
NAtl. secretary and treasurer, as ns ouce'
~ y. i1nl 'gull Temple street, ON or before
VIC N.N NAE or NceeMNer, 1924, ANY and an
sggN ON which said Assessment remains un.
IAll uN ureruuor l.tn, ltgl, shall DO deemed
ltilNNrnti and advertised Tor salo 40 public
.N' won ana lt payment 10 NOT made before
WIZ he SOLD on Tho lAlu duy Of noronber lsai
81 n.tio's p u., at tne olIcc Of the sorfctarv
NN ht thHt sou Do Temple srCut, 20 nav M
.seNeuI together with COSTS OF advertising
anu expense OF sale
l., JOHN INITIAL,
aalI Lake CITY, Utah, November OH, lsJI.
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PROFESSOR MIBR,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer.

PhOfESS0R Mlbk,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer,
Cures an Chronic Disease. uoi tthe possess.
Or oi over 1000 anidayIts ~ cure from people
VINO nave been pronounced 'IlruruNIes' Dur.
inr Due ah0ri STAY BIZ thir fife Nn naH cured over
% people Read the following io'umonialtt
toi .. West tcmpts &c. Huotn No. IL
hsit Lake ,iiy.
eAtr GAKr CRY. nov ist is9i
To whom 10 may concern
have been anlictod with kidney trouble FOR
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day J iot much relieved. aud teCl stronger
nov ih4n have for long time, an4 ln e. :
10 Oh my friends VINO arc am.clst. 81. ,,,..,,
uc.Idouee corner OF Tenth ami % streets,
tat Lake CITY, Utah.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this let
isfALl JOHN a. EVANS,
Notary Public.
Commission ends February .l.h, $50
srarE or TrNAs. Couytt or NctEyyAv.
Before me thc undersigned authority on this
COY lrroualy appeared bCIrac tumiHiuza,
WHO alter bong hF me duly sworn. ON DIE oath
fhNa ihat 7 have boon HuHHrug with Thru.
boo rgIci from sHmc I wasuHaHc To- walk uu
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE
Effective oct 7th, 1894.

Effective Oct 7th, 1894.
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ttg Daily, a. f0Noigis
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NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 900 and Tor salt Lax
County Territory of uiah
IN the matter of thp ystate OF Margaret d. n
MgMAslrF. deceased.

AA kAt ANNNAlN A.NI. 900 ana Tor hAlt AAAu
County Territory of uiah
In the matter of Che rstlto Of Margaret ID. n.
MghAsicF. deceased
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander Nuuastor, administrator OF
thg estate of Margaret ~ r. MoMgstur, de-.
'eHtuu, hhH ruulrrul for settlement ana MED
lh tllu 'uarts hIH Iual account of ms admins
F1u9n ut .lll estate and petition Tor hnal dis
INTUITION ul tht residue ~ sad estate among
thr persons tuuNgd thereto. and that tuesday
We I'm a1} VI December a. H. lsii, AZ 20
otl'tA q. n.. ms me count room uf salu court
ln mo County Court House. salt Lake Guy ana
county llau territory, has been duly np'
pointed by que judge 90 said court, Tor me
scluumcnt of card account aud hearing said
petition Tor distribution. 40 whiah time aud
plAre any person interested In sad estate may
appear and show cause. f any there be. why
Hald account should NOT DO sottlod and ap
ior
Dated November 18th, A. d. lsai.
m. V. MELOi,
CLERK OF Probate Court
A. McNAsrER, attorney Tor estate.
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civ TIckOt once, 2Ol Main Str.ol.

Through rullman Palace slocpers. Latest
Improved Tourist sloupcrs. Free Reclining
thalr Care, Elegant uay coaches,
Telephone $50.
b. D. huWLEY. Gent AEt PaisEr. Dept
q, DICKINSON, General Manager
Ill LOMAA, q, A. a 4. AgeuL
.. ~. n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
D.. lLtFiA ANDERSON yRoceIyers
JOINS w. DOANE.
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Revised Blanks for
Relief Society Ro-
ports Now Ready at
Doserot News Office.
csc. dozen.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


Location o. Principal Place OF Buslness,
iark City. Utah.
Locahon on Nine. snake creek Mining Dis.
trict, Nasatcn County, Utan.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
- uppn the ioIlowing described atocs ON
hAlt cent tcr share, levied on the 1.th day u
rtplemuor 1875, tho several amounts set %.
IosW. W names OF the respective share hold.
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suMMoNs.


The National Bank oi tho Republic. plaintiff,
Vs.
William Burke MARY l.. nurko, his wife. Edward
Pepper, Mrs. bHurgo W. htrarn. Catherine
=, tyer Aaron hrysor, william b. Nice
turnick, Mary EriAon, Union National
hank Of SAT- Lake ClIy, n corporation, tu.
ward 70, Vie p, Trustee for No. ~ scott,
n. 10 scott and n, o. Nuf0ru, ] ". TAYLOR
and George Crockrr, doing business under
Che hriu name Of tfOm0nilfy stock Com
many, Defendants
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ChaS. W. StaynGr,
LAWYER,
observation-disclosures Building,
First South Street. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate TO
scttle should consult Chag. w. S,ayner.
He has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
McComiek-Riehards building, Salt Lake
City.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

1n tho Probate Court. in and for salt Lake
county, Territory Of utah.
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the philosopher. "shsil we call him In
different"
~ don't know. Yes. rather Indifferent
don't think he thinks about 1t. you
kn.w. But she-she's pretty. You
needn't put that down"
II was about to do go" observed the
philosopher.
"She thinks life with him would be
Just heaven: and-and she thinks she
would make him awfnlly happy She
would-would be 80 proud of him, you
see"
II see. Yesr
"And--I don't know how TO put IL,
quite-she thinks that II ever hc
thought about II at all, ne might care
for her, because he doesn't care FOR
anybody els.; and she's pretty
you said that before"
ooh, dear, dare say did. And
most men care for somebody. DON'T
they? Some CIR. / mean"
Most men. no doubt" conceded the
philosopher.
wen, then. what ought she 20 do?
It's not Z real tNing, you know. MIR. Jer-
ningham. It's in-In novel was read
ing" she said this hastily, and biushed
as she spoke.
" Dear me! and It's quite an interest
ing case! Yes. | see. The question Is,
will she act most wisely In accepting
the orfer OF a man who loved her exceed
ingly, but for whom she entertslns only
moderate Affection
Yes. Just a liking. He's just a
friend"
Exactly. Or in marrying the other
whom she loves ex"-----
That's not It. How can she marry
him?"
He hasn't-he hasn't asked her. you
see"
True. forgot Let US assume.
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MARRIEDTHE OTHER ONE.
Man FOlIOaced the IldUice Of q Stupid
sage.

Mr.. Jerningham--l wish you wouldn't
nod"
at was only to show that I followed
you"
"Oh, of course you follow me- az you
call It. suppose s,Tl had two lovers
you're nodd!ng agtin!--or, / ought 10
say, suppose there were two who might
he In love with u girl
"On.y two?' asked the philosopher
''Yuu see. any number OF men might he
In love With
ION, We can leave the rest out" said
Mss May with a sudden dinIp!c, They
don't matter"
VERY well. said the philosopher III
they are Irrelevant. we Will put them
aside"
Suppose, then. that one Of these men
was. oh, awful.y IN love with the girl,
and-and proposed. you know"--
"a moment" said the philosopher,
opening notebook. Let me take
down his proposition, What was IT."
"Why. proposed to her-asked her to
marry him" said the girl with a stare
pear me! How stupid OF me! for
got that special use OF the word. iesY'
1.-THE girl likes him pretty well, and
her people approve Of him. and all that,
you know"
''rhat slmplifes the problem" said the
philosopher. nodd.2g again.
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II was u charmlngly mill and oalmy
day. The sun shone beyontthe orcharo
and the shade was cool indie. A light
breeze stirred the boushs { the Old APP
nle tree, under which tn philosopher
sat. None Of these things lid the phil
nsopher notice, unless 1t nSht be whch
The wind blew about the caves or the
large volume Cn his knee ana he hau
- find his place again.
IRE Glrl sat down iust opositc TO hlm
ITS IL very important ting | want to
ask YOU" she bee an. tuG.ng al TUT
~ grass, land it5 very-dificult' ana
y0u mustn't tell anyone lasked you; At
least I'd rather you dldn'.'
II shall not speak OF It,, said the phil
csopher.
And you mustn't loola me, please
VIII lie I'm asking YOU"
Il don't .hink wac cooking at YOU
hut II was | beg yoS pardon said
he philosopher apolosscally.
She pulled the tuft grass right out
OF the ground and iunbt from her with
all her force.
suppose a man"--she began. mo,
that's not right"
You can take az hypothesis you
please observed tn philosopher, 'out
you must verify afterwards. Of
; "oh. do lot me sgon. Suppose a girl.
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

George ". Meyers and James =. MeHush have
been re sl,ctei President and sscrstary. rsspec'
lively, Of lie Stone Cutters National Union
The prophstora Of nftssn large restaurants IN
pledged themselves to use none but union bread
Journeymes Brewers' Union No. 8 has procured
. charter frop the knishts OF LABOR, an ais ho"
attached to Nitionai Trade Assembly NO 80
The oinoers elected by Overs Union No.
will be instslls1 on Saturday, July H.
Michael G. Farnham, O. NJ Loebenbsrs ana 7.
NJ Gruelie hAye received new commissions ~
organizers Of the American Federation OF Labor
q the Tswspsprr wTt,,rs oniSs' Union
have gone out OF, existence except Union no. D. Oh
Albany, N.
President George Uhlsr. Of the Marine En-.
mas at present DE- local branches with q mem
bership Of about II. 900
John Bell shG about to .5, for cons sSs
Henry was elected to all the vacancy.
Bakers Union Ma IS has elected George sehoch,
President; q. Gsrtpsr. vioe-Pres'dent; J. schse-
R.-.'nver FinanclN Secretary: J. 3. Reiseh.
Treasurer; Paul Ki,,hot. c. Bonnet Trustsss-
The Independent Bakers Union ha. elected
II. Reich. President; J. Nswburser, Vics.Prsai-
dent; A. Claus Rss,rdin! Secretary II; o5 T.
urer
Richard Riets death vas snnOuaesd At y:s-
tsrdsy's meeting Of Cabinst.Maksrs Union Ma
I and the members arose from their seats "a
honor tho memory q the deceased. special
COMMITTEES was appointed to explain 70 uphoi-
Herers' Union No, 20 that its grievances In re-
gard to the settlement OF the strike at tbs
shops Of s. D. Hess / Co. are without FONDA
tion In fact.
The Saturday half holiday 10 being more gen
orally observed this season than during any
preceding summer. large proportion OF the
vholesaIs houses close u / or O'clock On sstur-
day afternoons. and many factories follow tbs
same plan.
textile WORKERS Uni,n No. has at present
2aS members and - oii 20 In Its trashy a
Ge,r'ng C. H. Tach A Hahneman, J WstAsl
Frederick Iilmsnn and II. Walthsr have beer
.iscted members OF the Agitation Committee
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-" Yes-snd-er-extreme Sine likes
him, There is every reason to hope that
her iiSing WI develop into a sufiieiently
r rG Of AZ" her fSy at5e and SA MAXI S
good wife. Yes, Miss May, II / we're the
author or your novel ] should make her
marry 4, and should call that a happy
ending"
Don't You think that perhaps II 3
found oct afterw arus-when she had
married \, you know-that she he'd
cared for hin SO very. very much. he
~ he were q gentleman he would
regret II d"cpiy."
Fl medn-sorTy on his own account:
that,tHg Re had thrown away all that.
The professor looked meditatlys.
II thiHs,' he pronounced, that II Is
very possible he woald. ! can We'll i'm
lie might never find anybody to love
MIN like mat agail," she said. gazinz
on tho ,lcaTlne aGlock,
"!rolto.y ne Would NOT agreed the
"APd'-and most people Ike belns
''q'H crave for love is an almost uni
versal instinct, Miss May"
l,sis smile, you see He'll set old and
-huye ~ one 20 look after him"
He VIII"
And no home"
"We.l, n d sense, none" corrected the
philosopher, smiling. But really you'n
.righten me. I'm bachelor myself
you know, Miss May"
Yes" she whispered. just audibly.
And al your terrors are before me-"
"Oh. we needn't have that unless"
laughed the philosopher, cheerfully,
There's no unless about II, Miss
May"
The girl Jumped 10 her feet; for an
instant she looked at the Philosopher.
She opened her lips as II TO speak, and
tongues tip her face grew red, But the
philosopher was gazing past her and his
eyes rested in calm contemplation on
the cleaning paddock,
beautiful thing, sunshine. 10 be
Her blush faded away into paieness;
her lips closed. Without speaking she
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turned, and walked slowly away, her
head dropping. The philosopher heard
the rustic OF her skirt in the long grass
81 the orchard; he watched her Tor .
"A pretty, graceful creature" said be.
with a smile. Then he opened his book,
took his pencil in his hand and clipped
Sa f Tne aun sFfn MdF So Ia e.: G
and began to descend westward before
ne rnlshsi the book, Then he stretched
himself and looked at his watch; Good
lunch" and he hurried 70 his feet.
He was very late for lurcl.
"Eyerythins's co'I,' walled his hest
sss Where have you been, MIR, Jern-
HOI.iy In the notwithstanding"
Ind you'ye mi gel Nj w
.Earning-a most Interesting talk"
Bat you weren't here to say Hood-by.
Nov, you cont lnean TO say that YOU
o'ciHck Tain? what a man YOU arsw
Dear me! 10 think OF nay I rgettips
!t?" said The philosopher, shamefacedty.
IS told me to cay fo;d-h% 20 yen
she's very kind, cant forgive my
self"
His hostess looked at him for a mo-
meat; then she sighed. and smiled and
sighed aSaiG. s
"Have you everything you want2" she
ass ID.
"Everythins. thank YOU" said he. att
ting u wn opposite the cheese and drop
ping his book (he thought he would just
run through the last chapter againl
aga INST the loaf, everything In the world
that / want. thanks"
His hostess did not ,sll him that the
girl had come IN Iron! the apple orchard
and run hastily Gpstairs lest her friend
should see what her friend did see IN
her eyes, So that he had no suspicion
at all that he had received an offer ~
marriage-and refused &C.. And he aid
not refer to anything Of that sort when
he paused once in read,ns and -
claimed; -.
Il am really sorry I missed Miss Mag,
That was really an Interest ug case ~
hers. BY, BY, J sa ~. the rssht answer To
And the girl aid. Hamilton Times,
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"Bu, she's not indn love with him.
you know She doesn't really care TOT
him-much. DO you understand
perfectly. 1t Is most natural state
OF mind"
well, then. suppose that there's an
other msn-what are ytu writiRgT
81 only put down tB)-iike that
pleaded the philosopher, meekly exhibit
ing his notebook.
She looked at him in sort OF helpless
evaporation, and just smile some
where In the background OF 1t.
"Oh, you really are"-she exclaimed.
but let me go on. Tue man Is Il
friend of the girls; he's very ciever-oh,
fearfltlly clever-and he's rather hand
some. You needn't put that down"
III is certainly not very material"
admitted the philosopher, anu he crossed
out the Handsome" Clever he left,
And the girl Is most awfuly-she adj
mires him tremendously; abe thinks
him Just the greatest man that ever
lived, you knoT. And gLe-she"---- The
girl paused.
I'm followins." said tie philosopher.
win pencil poised
Shed think it better than the whole
world if-lf she could be anything to
HIM. you know"
you mean become hts wife,"
well. OF course, do--at least cup
pose do"
You spoke rather vaguely. you know"
The girl cast one glance at tie phil
osc"her as she replied:
well. yes. ! did mean become his
wife"
Eyes. Well" ....
But" continued the girl. starting
on another tuft Of grass. ''he doesn't
think much about those thirss. He
likes her. think he likes her,
well. doesn't dis.ike herr suggested
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we hnd our solution"

DO we?i she asked.
Il think 10. He has evidently no
natural inclination tower sowsrds hnsr-Per:
feeling aroused in him would be neces-
sarily shallow, ana " measure arLh-
cial-and in all likelihood purely tenn
porary. Moreover, II she took steps Ia
arouse his attention one or TWO things
would he likely to happen. Are you
following me-
"r,ithcr he would be repealed by hGr
overtures-W hich you must admit Is not
imprab9 BILE and then the position would
her, Or, ON me other. hand, he might
through a mtstak"H FEELING or saI!an-
trX,,,,,,--- ...-.o.,
"ThrouSn a mistaken idea % politc-
ness, or II mislakeu view OF what was
kind, ailow himself q he drawn into
a congestion for which hc had Il" sen
nine liXtng. You agrrn win me that
one or other %: th-s- thtugs would he
likely"
:, Yes. | sapp9s, thsy would, unlcss lie
"Ah, you return u that hypothesis, 1
think rs an extremely fancy uGr. No
She needm't marry A, but she must lei.
che philosopher closed his book, took
on his glasses, Wiled them, replaced
them. and leaned back against tht Trunk
OF the apple nee, the siF! picked "
danaelion In pieces After q lons pause
You think RS feelings wouldn't be Al
all Nke!y Io--to change
That depends on the sort Of 4 man
he ~ but II ae is an abe man, with
intellectual interests which ehgross him
& man VINO has chosen his path In HE
a man - whom woman's society is not
necessity
Hes JUS; like that" said the gigl, as
she Lit the head on daisy
A silence followed,
'"rhen" said the philosopher. II see
not the least reason for supposing that
his feelings will change"
And would you adv!se her to marry
:" Well, on flushed; brssJ should. A Is a
good Fellow Il .-----------aade A q good
feiioN,: he 10 a Nsly turnishsa tch, his love
FOR her is true Rffuu sxDsssrA
Its tremendousS