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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31
More rlormon Converts

Topeka, Kan, Oct. Pa party OF
eighty Mormon converts from Den
mark and England passed through
Topeka over the Union Pacific road
last night in charge Of Elder j. B.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

president Of the Rebekah order will
be present at the two days session to
address the lodge members. Much Of
the session will be devoted to secret
work. Wellington will be well repre-
Sented.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

The Ladies and Knights Of Security
held an open meeting Monday night in
the K. Of P. hall. About one hun.
drsd lodge members and friends were
present to enjoy the evenings enter
Lainment A very interesting pro-
gram well prepared for the occasion
was rendered and light refreshments
served 70 make the evening more en-
joyable.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

John ". HaugheJ lectured last Sat-
urdsy evening before an assemblage
OF Conway Springs Odd Fellows and
presented TO them the plan Of frater-
aal insurance adopted by that order.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Ed Morse came down from Hutch.
inson Saturday evening to visit
friends. We understand Ed ia about
to securea better position than his
Dresen one at Hutchinson.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

night instead Of each alternate Mon
day night. Hence the next meeting
will be held on next Monday evening.
The senate voted to hold open ses-
sions and visitors will be made well
cOmp
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

1t keeps people guessing TO find
their boxes at the pOstothce since the
change In the interior OF that build
ing. The change is agreat improve
ment over the old arrangement.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Miss Fora Hargris, daughter Of G..
F. Hargris, formerly Of the frm of
HargriS L Clarke Of this city, will be
married on Nov. "A, at her home In
National City, Cal. The name OF the
bridegroom is Eisenmoyer.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

B.F. Nelchi received word Monday
requesting him to come 10 South
Haven and assist Rev. Holmes, pastor
Of the n. 2. church there, in Q series
Of meetings now In progress.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

On next Monday . novel wedding
will take place st the Northwestern
depot In Oshtssh, Wis, and at st.
Cloud, shs latter place on the Shsboy.
gan, Fond du Lac division. The bride
is Miss Liddie Kluth Of Oshkosh and
the groom 10 Duncan Edwards, agent
on ths road at St. Cloud They will
be made one while miles apart by
telegraph. The usual questions will
be asked the groom over the wire and
lis answers, made before witnesses,
will be returned. The bride will re.
ply TO the minister 10 person. She
will then take Q wedding tour to her
husbands home. The reason for such
40 unusual proceeding Is that there
iS no Protestant minister at St. Cloud
and the groom cannot come to Osh.
kosh. The Rev. Loren A. Clevenger
OF the First Baptist church has been
asked TO officiate, aud while he has
not yet given his unconditional con-
sent, is relied upon to perform the
ceremony.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

The building oD North Washington
avenue known as the State National
Art gallery, was torn down and re-
moved Monday. 1t has not been occu-
pied for some time past.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Do you eat meat? or course you
do, and want the best, Let US give
you pointer. Anderson & Roberts
can't be beaten on price and quality.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Jack aaStie has returned from a
trip through Arkansas. He says that
about all he could see there were
hills, hOllows and fruit.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Mrs. Geo. Carr is reported quite
sick with scarlet fever. This is the
first case of an adult which has come
to our notice in the city.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

The large increase so noticeable in
the hotel registration is one of the
best signs of reviving trade or at
least Of reviving confidence. The
local hotels at the present are regis
tering twice the number of people
they were three months ago. Travel
u new very good and much of the mi
grafton is west contrary to the believe
by SO many that the great body of it
is toward the east.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

A.. S. Keagy, administrator Of the
Charles c. GregsOn estate, has filed a
petition to sell property belonging to
the estate.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

A farmer from near Riverdale is
authority for the statement that DR..
Franklin, the dentist and bicyclist,
punctured tire near Conway Springs
one day recently aud walked clear TO
Wellington. The DR.. ought to make
arecOrd es a pedestrian pretty soon.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Israel Naugle and Walter White
both of Morris township were guests
of Editor Lyman Naugle of the Voice
Sunday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Mrs. Thad Hull is here fr)m the
south part Of the county visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. VanHOrn.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Mrs. Thos. Guthrie ana son Carter,
returned to Alva this morning after
a brief visit amsng friends in this city.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

The earth is fast being Carpeted
with leaves, and soon nothing but the
bleakneSs of winter will remain.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

]. J. Augustine is here from ST.
|, Joseph, Mo-, to visit few days with
his family and friends.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Miss Belle Saunders returned from
Winfield on Tuesday where she has
been staying for some time past.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

c. W. Whitsell and family of Gen.
teryille, Iowa, are here as the guests
of Prof, and Mrs. fl. F. NJ. Bear. Mrs.
Whitsell is sister Of Mrs. Bear.
Mr.. WhitSell says that his portion of
Iowa is in prosperous condition, al
though other parts of the state are
not.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

L. G. Newton returned Sunday
from Missouri and eastern Kansas
where he has been buying fruit.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

]. D. Share came in from Harper
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with his family.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

We are compelled, from lack Of
space, to leave out some Of our cor
respondenCe this week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Two runaways occurred in the east
part of the city Monday morning but
no damage was done.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Al Russell, the popular manager Of
the local hack line, and Ed Tyner,
the we'll known salesman, returned
Sunday from a hunting expedition
in the wilds of Oklahoma. They
didn't kill any Indians nor have any
hair-breath escapes from desperadoes.
They did slaughter game, however
but disposed Of the greater part Of 1t
there. They report an excellent
time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

An exchange says: "a short time
since the COW was sad; she scarce could
raise her head begad. Her hoOfs were
sore her tail was limp her name and
bangs had lost their crimp, and miles
she trudged from grass to drink, with
scarcely strength enough TO wink.
The owner, too, looked blue and glum,
and cursed the cattle business some,
but since the rain the grass is tall, the
COW can raise her head and bawl, her
hide is sleek. no bones protrude, she
prances like Brazil dude. Her tail
is sleek her eyes are bright, she snorts
and darss the crowd to fight. Her
owner, too, digs up the chink and asks
the boys tohsve . drink. God bless
the gentle rain; 1t makes man feel
young again. He feels like tossing up
his hat and bowling like Democrat. )
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31
Gttp aud County.
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The roundhouSe force are kept busy
now with stock extras.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Early Tuesday night, the rain began
to fall over this district and kept a
slow but steady patter all night.
There is nothing which could so re-
vive the spirits Of the people as this
rain. Every one wore a smile as he
came down town next morningthrough
the mud and rain. Farmers are the
class which will be greatly benefited.
Much of the wheat which had been
sown was just lying in the ground
without any signs Of growth. Some
wheat which was up was dying for
want Of rain. But this rain will
bring up that wheat which is not up
and save from further damage that
which is growing. The prospects for
the agricultural interests is hun
dred per cent better today and couse-
quently the prospects for everything
else are better. The rain came Just
in time after all the bowling against
drouthy Kansas.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Topeka Advocate: The Wellington
VOICE publishes an itemized state
ment Of county expenses for 1892 and
1894 for Sumner county in which it is
shown that the expenses for 1892,
after giving the present Republican
administration the benefit Of all un-
usual or extraordinary expenses. were
s6,l25.65 less than those of 1894.
That showing ought to convince
every taxpayer in that county that
his interest will be best subserved by
voting Populist ticket this fall.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-31

Every cOluma in a newspaper con.
tains from ten tC twenty-five thou
sand distinct pieces of metal, the dis
placement of one of which would
cause a blupder or a typographical
error And yet some people think it
strange when they can find an error
In the newspaper. When they see a
word with wrong letter in it or a
misplaced one they are sure they
could have spelled the word right and
they are happy for a whole day and
go around telling how the editor
made a mistake.-Press and Printer.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

Ard s1nsthf-g IN ycz- face tstax
KAT you hzv~ ~, soneSocy you ilSs
WaiEs yea Eere AZ wiz2ls Bay, Nao
5 tAEs zrztzz y17 s2sks 90 fS1 have
zsFG 7entioze3 as azEe sE sai4 -1eSs
sseat Aizr An right IN guessirs
tAag PEA ez-e fsr each cshs-
Lilsth hszshed v-srriiy-
Yoz are = wiEea. auztis- seNrreiy
1aeztiooed him
Perhaps rStl,szcs speaks zo-s thAz
~ors3z,- SAD Azat El@zasr. II her gs1-
tle. synpzthetEe ro.ee-
Wen, I 10 not think thA1 an II
laFe wiki hta. sid the zieoe. thousat-
szl5y. -sa. - i very nsee. and be
seems xs-y so71 q ne He IS coming
ssck . t3Ea = a fs- ezys, ard sP7<e
ssozt calling to =a4 Ez
And ~hG1 Is bis z2Ee- eszrr Ns1
z1st tel 1s al aAcat hizz
His uzEs IS Rzlpa T-evz-. szd Ne
hzs tAsee pictures /, tse A-assuy tAis
Esa- 80 zzr5css S4 Is 91fts we'll
kzo~n artist I razt rO1 TO take ne
10 the Academy t0--nrrow to see then
zuztis- He Is pot YouEE- betwe-sz
thirty Ea4 f1-ty. zAozi4 ;hizk. bzf ss
Is very hzz5soze. tsl1 you hov Ss
zst. We we're eEf &c ~ the des- Ead
ke helPe5 rs 20 gs< en- The breakEate-,
I 90 1ot kzo~ EhAt ne sAszid have
dane Il be lad act eozs % ozr assist
azos Next Szy Re called on Nrs
Noarress5-. "a inquire ~hssser she ~Es
a2y the verse sor hsr zaFsrtzrs- a71
we ret everr day afasr~arz-
S1s had r17 o. qHiekiE Efteo=t
Ei2-eizg AZ bar zzzt's taee- No~. as
she RAISED her eyes. she Vas surprised
BY rs sx1ress4oa-
What Is the matter. aur-ieF she
e-se1- springing NJ n alarm -Tea are
Eot mr.
No. esa-s year zeEz startled ne.
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"a. raasassshls rss@p4sal

An EEts@4r+ tA&A@ tt&H- &HA1-AA-
few days age IN TIE operating rus-
a. ths HAhneraann hospital II PIN
asiphis. = big aesIihy sAee- S4s a,
riaaes ths; yosnE Bcya rel~sn nssa
hAve = ven leg rhS o1~ration xkg,a
snknss. that ss taking bSue fFvz
live RnirsAl sna irartanstsg is IA H.
uNn suhsect IA 50 nrecaamaa as 4
make if werthy q snere tszh pasta,
naSiee FelEeIi Is hriKhf BOY y i
yesra. uhs received az inszry u his ~
xhsat tsa- rasaths ago, uhfch rexaisst
In nserssts. or rczfirk a tbs kala As-.
ot his riKht iex He was 2dniitss Z
the HaAue-lann hatPsfaf bot ASA "a
sosia b dens 70 stay the pspgrsss :
he nsrfBnssiinn- a tsw a3Ts AZ
EEs decfssa tkat srzpGtat3oa q q
Hzb weals se-c-ps necessary tn .zn
ths boris iifs. and. after the psrssa
haa bssn 80 nes4nsa &ra we're ~
pared fsr tas warss ~. Carl ' Wee
ore q the surE-oas o. tie koFssa
Ft2s. esczAe1 thzs toae graftisE z,s,.
save ths lizh Nrcurdingiy = six. So
looEinE shser Was erscarsa at n
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ssAveS saa kip; b erxt -eizss esat
tiuz Tor a fer ears Shes Il sAa tsas
= tie huspttsi. The bsy w2s paae-t
usGsr re sneagaee % esker. Ans ~
part % ths hone q sAe riEas 20 =
ssrrz sneAsz aheve ths 1zkis fuis, ~
sg; Away ne sAeep IA The usasssz.
hA2 hes caiarefcTmea. are ~ ~
geo=s svt away 4 pertson - ia ls-p
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part tks Bizcr ~ whseA Il -at ts isls
A. sccz A. tAe hoze xAk tEksa sfrz
'ss sAses e ~HE estet n ths sas y
Re isiuts e TIE AsY1s seres rrss rss
ere5 via peylossssgns sra=s ths sAsss
heae. n order 70 N-s-a ,ae grsss
agzriahusHt ;a he bona, ne ~
saia - = ,epliux sell sst 500, n
Elsst fsasss hefer- 4 lz secxzs4
known Sas-ssr sF Has tNs xrasfi-s
gnccsss only few a9srzsiazl aan
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The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
-. nlal.E -. Il ~.

Tssrs have seeu II EaEiand rsosatly
tao examples og The recovery q lost
wiils foaas IN Blhiss. oue xas made
zsore fAan thirty years ago aaa leaves
s1sJO99 10 eerta!z missionary socss;iss.
Il vac a. iiluztrztsa Bih!e. uhish At.
tracts the attsatioa % little girl II
there bad been 40 ptcturss, Il Is sss 70
reflect, rehody x0ul4 have looked iato
that Bible Il Is curious haw Jss aia
custom % ia5kinx into TIE B.sles-zs.
indeed, for wills. bat Tor bzzk uo;es-
has gore out Il Is saIa to se the zav
o! religious tolEs 70 give the sacred
yeiizEso 10 their grandchildren. inter
lsaved in this e1oeIIcat fashion. Ia
Captain Mzrryats novels he nrst
act Of 4 young midshipuaa upon ~
eeivlnE this present usea 20 be % 20
through il very carefully from Genesi.
10 Revelations
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
Hsr.sis. 10 Ra..,..

A new heretieal sect has been ais.
covered In Russia, Il Is known A.
The Pilgrims Or Wanderers, 49,
numbers thousands In Tonsk ara or.
er siberian goyernuentz Their n5ose
Of lie Is copied from the primitive
Christians: they believe that the reign
Of the snti-Christ Is al hand ana rtya
that as ihetr reason for retiring to
Siberia, for Ehsa the archaend cone
the orthodox church and The burea,4.
eraey Of the government viii Be a..
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
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a.a paa-1 ss.4s-s - -. Is--ss.
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tisstssx ths tszs-s-as cs-sse,-.
sse sas bssi1~ss-iike vrzE.
There E4a HnfAiax frfsosoas . ].
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zaaoss she i5cEr1 a. Il sss II
t-irs = harxaiz @.fA the skfii x a A
ssrL sss boarded = Nziz ss--si 4
szlked eslaiy & ne treat n.-a1
fsWn Enf began ta reae . EsEtspI
AFTER several ogssr perssss est ~ 4
fke conaucsaF ezHar fsEW0r4 70 ~
tas f4res Tas wsza1n ss2 "a,
- from bsr paper TAa eeses1
rAng ~ a EarnSer Of szres. ARD tAsz
Eaz 70 look psx1isd- Eys4ezilE -
eeipss ala ret rerrespead xitA ;ss 4
tai ross Ne had made of tse sazae
sAsaIe esil@ct
Dla Eet ycar fare ~ Askr3
nAa sitting % fhs o2Feslss sS-s <
ear- The rely sas asarEatirt
Aat yoarsr- tnrairK % hh -
eorz sun al an-mAfise regly.
SDzzn eostirpee zse1ress IA Ag
Per The esueaetor Iookes Aafs q
several times. bat rs4aently -
saved her trom an serzs4iioa e =
= ssat the eamPaHg The essas
shook his bad saaiy, SEa rrssr1z
tAe rear platform Thsn tbs Er
stepped rsa4lax. xas with -
ghost q smile oa her faes
looking out og the window sAn
men work the Trick often. bal u
the arss time ever saw Sszls
had the nsrTe to Go It.-Ex
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
n.psls-a rear go.

At a recent naptizsn' At L4'f-s
Ne. was cne family consisting ( !
ter L@sEsTa Merrill. ~ith hs !
Ead mother, Mr. and Mrs Hsalas
siils bis ge4ndnother and Eraafil]
Ar. and Mrs Leonard Merrill. A''
bis great grandfather and gTsntz
Nj, and Mrs. Henry Lant ne
s. years old and he latter 2 Yssa
This group Of seven ps-soas
the water al the same tins
wsre 1000 people 70 see ths es''
by baptism
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

v,- rs- easily Fzs stc7 20 aas A-ts.-
5iz-s - rssIing hin 50. saas Ger @2'''
FAfa.h hlnske5 4 nttis-
= vi 8s % Il ven wish. zHn;ie-
-yea zuss please yaarsa8 saiAss's.
sss- hsxe tsis yoz sa1astaiHs g ~
raara-ter Il IS ta- wa o esSaSf
vhsSAss ysa can -ast ys1r happiness
in rs AsEss9
IIHts taszksA ksr siinsat Esyiz-s
,-v s-snta reply. and hs- s1nt slshssa-
s-s hsp@s tAR a gris Etltsiasss
wD-fs nsst make hsr ruiz hsf lHe-laas
h15aizsss- Perhaps after ~. hAlpa
T-rv,r voaI1 zaks a=r good has-
MI sfzr~ she had money. E14 thefs
vzs 4 Scar q hsg losszE 4, As sc -
80 hes Ssze tea yrGrs besc-r- Sc
,ogyd upae-staas oaly 10 vel tse a.
tra-ssoa tkzt - zEst have s5r 7o1as
~ ~o-aa;ic si-L bst sss EoasArsa =
lifiIz .has e ogal3 have Haad@ l-1iita
,.rEn. sss taJzry - sat sczs . las
au-t sAe nztczhzr1ly lsgcz-
-wsy as4 voa zg; AK Ain iur sse
Hz<e4. aaE LIIith EaSEet zEziE-
I tsszEAf tAEs y1z Uull4 ast Ike
q nsst Nh. azztls. ! An afraid inAi
hkrs hsa 70 tel I5s q Storsss 70 ae-
oszzt 70 hiz f5r zy rssus4l.
Aart Elsansr sisars, aas ssEea 10
more agests5ns.
So uzs z5t surprised EAsn- a Uesk
iare-. TIE XII czzn % ker Eits f1ee
fusAes stss tr4zEsPh. anH nots n seF
hana. ne ErftirE q EaicA Mss Ma
ts- -ssoEaized al case. zlthsuEh u ~as
- louE slzee she lad rsociTrS letter
Ia ne sane sAaa
-Bfr. Trsvo- irslsls On eoziaE to
ua-rpu . see ycs. 4uzfis. asd Ask
rhetser yau wiH give ras - % Ail. =
she saiA 4 zust Erits ans pat Bin %
tfI the feIInsisE 2zT, ~ Ws hzrt
5-uzls-5 % - % Riehze1d
-Aat vhat must tel siz vhta
sse htz. aea--
Fr answer I.Glis resa be- TIE zots
she lad already NFtsta 10 aslEy sas
vtsL
year are EsisE 70 fruSt ysar hap.
uiasss il hts hzn3s. thea. delIrf" tald
her auut. uksa - ~ .ssaA Il
Tan su-s tsaf - really loves ne
answered I-nith.
/.
7 uAat ysu % take NJ 70 u.
Academy. auztls. tbs a'tsrzo0a. We
have not sesu Mr. Trrys-s plctrres
YET said L4lith. tzo days later. azt
her Gzzt iookes % IL surprise
-Bat yea have asked NJ Trrvss 70
eozse al tear. Gear. tor year rsply.-
7 shall leave ~ RzsNsr SAID
Lllits. aaa ss ssr auHt's Esatis syns
questioned hsr. tse usat %;
Here Is the azswer agntis Il is
0sly a Pss,ngrsPA OF yoursel3 taksa
tea years age thtak sh4i BE- vii an
1srs;zaA- ana h95s yo1 60 noi tAizk
ne q very Eieksd giri for AavsuE tr4ei
to make hin tesi hftls q tAs pAla b
gave yc- 50 long aru
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

HERE Is THE ANSWER. AUSTIE-"
that IA all Tel ne. GeEr.- she pushed
back the pretty goEdea rfzgists frol
the girls Eoz. smooth so-ehez6 as she
spoke. and looked earnestly into her
fright eyes. tell ne. dear. that yoa
have ncs given your heart TO this Mr.
Trsvorg
No. zuntfe. Ike hin very much
because he seems SO kind ard nice, but
% not think that am II love Why
7 think that I oaght to advise you
not TO let yourself become too fond Of
him. said her aant, thoughtfally. Il
do not think he is man who would
make ny little giri happy"
Do yoa know hina then. au1ties
You have never mentioned his name
szid LIiith, in surprise
Il have not seen him In ten years.
said hes aunt Did you newer mention
ny name TO him.
Only As Aunt Eleanor. think How
strange that you SHOULD know him
Yes. the world is very small. dear
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A DIsAPPOINIir irENT.

Nd NOW ny LIT
lie xzrL I EAlak
khz1 xvR have ness
for Ee sid Auns
EIsAzn< Shez her
nse-s BAD saksz C.
ksr tstzES zza SET
zled e0<n ea7f0-s-
ably in TIE sosy
GrA<Izg-ro5n after
her s1arneS. Prem
ys1r IssrzS. dea-.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

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wozserse5 why / nsyer zGr-tss1 Esr-
hsvs / eurhs 70 sel3 Sou soE- Tex yszrs
axe. vsz k-sE- ny szthsr Szs alive.
s-s zzs rpzsl.ssress AZ satEess. rz1ve
q Z. hesress shzn yaz aye 5szr. tcr
7ou- g-zz.aszt5sr was oae q tAs rteal-
est merchants 4 ~ city Eal2a Ees
a rtSlrE s-tzSt sAez. ard -. . F1ea A
hs IS zo~. Ez1 BE Eretsnzed - - very
esa4 os ne eozsi8ered hina every
,sizz that was Eoed ans naaas7 1aa
taOzgat tha- E2S the sAv21ez- E1zzAa
IL Tic zsrld whez hs vr1.z 4.a tnl-
ze thz- he zzs coming . ask ~
fE-ssrax e5-sszt 4ad 2ias to our -E--
riAre. / have the letter zoE. &a4 WI
shaE Il % ycz 1hsz Es 30 zastatrs-
As Il hso2szez. Ss were e hGye
AsRsesus a se1zls On the evs1iEs t1st
y rroaosez saslEzE. and I bad 70 wTirs
. hfn rs ask hfz 70 ea2e co the fol
losing Ssy instead / Do cot gsink That
The sting ~szI1 bs - great Z 4 Esrs
net for The tsttsr vrute hin toS l
shcxed pisf7Iy What ny feelings were
fo- AK. az1 c1nact eaar 70 tEIzk Of
q. evea noE-
sac p4-ss5. As 81 ovsreo=s ~ TIE
rezszhrszes q tss keart rsvsiatisa
xhf-A So had gsFez 10 a zaa Ea-
-Aaa als y never eoasr- asked
LfIf,h. rErrly.
No. Gear. the ssut dzE z,y tAtAe->a
sazk-z7scE rRs 4zE7ancsis Ne dssd
troa ne sack As yoa kusE. zn4 istE
re practically pszrilsSs Il L hRa act
seez ss= ysur dear father. saoal9
have Aeea -ttaozt a hozs AIS al
;ArozEh ny trogbic Wzs uoaGsriaE
zhy RzlPh esd a1< esze 70 ne eoalt
zot r~zlEzs kou 6ezpseahts - Hzs tn
3 Esek zstz- the tursrai. Ehsa Ae sat
ne cold leitsr sf oeseoisaee fro-a
abroad. aza eNpreszssl Pa1its reErets
thzt ne shszl4 not Nest 80 n2ea II
future ! h2Te nsrsr seer hin sinrs
Yea Ere srsiEAs- tear
Yea aGrrlc. FOR y0E--
she Suzg her &rzzs xro1n6 Miss Mon-
ton,s zerk as she sp.oke. AID kiss=1 her.
I an gas TIA; knsE. auuris. she
sliz and Ezlkes out Of TIE r2oz vita
ksr fz-e ift1ls uhiis- 1haz usual. and
her bsxzitfaI eyes s.iIi faH 0f tears.
whea RzlpA Trsrog 7als kis
p<0msssa eau. Aaat Elsza1- vas eat
ans LsIsth saw hfz aisre
~Di8 yoz tel him who am said
Miss No1-ou. Shen she returned, Aa1
LilitA shook he- bad
= onlF told hta thA: se zus. rot
eozs 70 IKE ha1ss aEaIa- aHztis
she seemed uanA;g-allT rstieeat
about Ehzt had PISSED. and her EuEt
siEhed as sas .hoaEht shsT the nz7
<ho had ruined her oEn hsp2iaess bad
aiss caused heF idoiiEsd zieee a a2Art-
ache. znd size soou ceased 10 qusstion
her.
\ an SIRE thst / cid right. she
said 10 herself, kAB afraid les, her owu
r@s~nir2sut axatrSt The artist bad req
dsred her zztzst "A uzz who oousa
Be 50 ealeufzfing 1oal4 not make Lllifh
happy. even II she kze< nothing Of The
past / am glad thar she realities the
faei-
a few days aftsrward. however. she
vas called 70 alter her cpinion WITH
regard 70 LsiffhTs vision Her niece
had gone out for stroll with 70 uom-
qaaion bur her dogs. znd as Miss Mon
ton looked oct of the window awaiting
her return. she vas startled 70 Sc her
Bidding Gooa-bv'' II the gate to
man whom she recognized instantly,
although Il Ezs tsn years since she hsd
seen him The years which had
changed her FROM a rnzrriAEsahIs girl
20 a settled old maid. seemed 70 have
passed over Ralph Trevor without lszy-