The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-04-17


others, read them again, then handed the
paper to her husband.
Write that out and send II to GrindIey.
I shall go to Simla next hot weather"
The exchange is quoted at Is. 19ld'
remarked Swinton
When you have two boys at home and
an income of Rs. $50 per month your ca
/ pacity for calculating fractions develops;
and as hill station, Panch CHAM appeals
to you. Simla and the delights thereof
are for those whose incomes run into four
figures.
Payable in sterling" continued his
wife. Commission on introductions, or
marriage, or both. There's the political
agent from Nunipore, and the assistant
commissioner isn't married, either. II
Mrs. Brown has had out one niece, she's
had dozen. There are two girls with her
now and another coming out next cold
weather. L never saw such noses"
The bait was an attractive one, and in
the correspondence ensuing on the APP
pearance of the advertisement in the
Home News, certain stipulations were
agreed to on the part of a certain Miss
| Hunter.
Two months later, when the hot wealth
er was thing of the past, when the mi
| gratOry birds returned fresh as giants
| from the hill station to their deblitated
| oVer-worked spouses when the white
kit was laid aside and the Europe"
clothes unearthed from camphorated, air
| tight tins, the arrival of a new spin
| agitated the unappropriated masculine
/ hearts of the station.
| "a friend of mine coming to spend the
! cold weather with me-" remarked Mrs
Swinton to her intimates a week or two
| before the event. But her answers to
| the many inquiries concerning the young
lady were brief and vague Indeed, they
| could scarcely be otherwise, and when
| Hapdley, the policeman, who painted
| Burne-Jones females with henna- colored
| locks in his spare moments inquired if
the new conner were dark or fair Mrs.
| Swinton was for once in her life non
plussed
Yet when her guest" arrived, Mrs.
Swinton was fain to admit that her APP
pearance would satisfy the most exacting
| in the station; not one Of Mrs. Brown S
legion of nieces had been half so fair
Your reason for coming out was to
| marry / presume?" remarked Mrs. Swim
ton, without any preliminary beating
| about the bush, as she showed Miss Hun
ter into her room on the first night of
her arrival. She believed in speaking her
mind-a failing common to many virtuous
women, and one that, in time, will earn
you the envy, hatred and malice of every
body in the station.
A hard look came into the girls ewes,
| and there was an expression of de-
termination about her tightly compressed
lips as she replied: Yes, that is why
answered your advertisement You see
that l was" But she broke off sudden
~, remembering that there was no object
In letting her hostess further into her pri-
Vate dH6rs' am very tireu; she con-
wish you goodnight
But sleep refused to come. She gazed
at the stars blinking through the YER
ahuah treIlIs- MoLA' az the sagBihg celhng-
cloth pio"H mo WIVES ana hoiloWs by
the night preeAes tth7 S"l2tchs hnnga-
low was the worst repaired In the can
tonmenp' ana wondered II, after all, she
nag zone wen ~ ieltiIis England Lire
nad seemed uredly 'hlhg 10 race alone
When you nave pegn accustomed TO nv
ing II hot eAactIS II 'he nap o. lu>sufy
YET WIN every coLlIoit anu LFeodoIh from
gallns s ll2ieoarg lions, ana SUD,
uSHLy NM ~ 90iL tael upOl' the "oIl
without dIleiiG OF near relatlVe' ana a
capltaI OF ,iog 0uu POUNDS between yourseii
anu tne "oiAHouse' ploSpec's no not looh
p3lIhS. .
II. VIII pe an easy matter, with your
ACCOMPLISHMENTS " i'lu d piace as sec[e-
Ilry OF cUILlpallloh' me lawyer VINO
wound up heE stepLalheL aHalr2 mao
sald. IN Iact' heard OF the very thing
70 sun you from d cilehF Oh mine only the
otaet nay.
| but Jessie hau shaken her heau; NE
uet,ei Ii upon tne WH'lns or asGu lau!es
anu [neH pets dlq not appear 10 her. An
estaDliSnIlehC OF hef own nelu out grea lel
aLtraGllohs' ana WIN inteht 10 procuIe
olle sne hau answered Mrs. 5Wlntoh 5 al
Ne zT.i
mIs, SWlntohs pamooo cart was sur
toull C,5S lhst evening at the panustahu py
tne eilte OF the place. hastehlng 70 pay
men Iespects 70 the new arrival AS each
man ueP5rteo the lady gave her guest
Lapio ana connprehenslVe -sketch OF ms
| to9I'ioH an, finances, LOT every one KNOW
" d piece the amount OF every one else
'1Ciiie IN lhuIa' .,.-,.
| GaPtdlh beluon stan appointment
| pays sola, AWIuiIy dippeu' TOO, tney say
I ne yves Moosa ADGullan SO,VVV rupees,
WaS enSaseu 70 Alice Elton last mo-
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