Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-23

i IL ~. ls ing blue light, and
i gA4e iH' the leaves nutler
i softly and the very
&skit brown sparroHs
dart In and Out UNI
X~f der the caves Ia an
&stary II tiny delight And the gold
4 dans 81 sunshine. peeplng through
shabby brown moreen curtains AZ
q Darrell street. made little
,reole ii brightness around Polly
#gpklns brown braids. as she sat with
account book IN her lap and the
81 ths pencil between her teeth.
4 Thirteen said Polly. iniisslnetiy.
account 81 the pencil. and three
3 sixteen and three are nineteeni
bree ana three are si1-and thirteen
nineteen. That's all | can make
II do What i will! Oh. dear"
"Poliy. what noise you are max
Il" ss!d gently reproaehful voice
om TIE adjoining room. How 90
81 suppose can get divine Fepose
sto my Eyangeiint's face II you keep
ehatiering 500"
4 Polly rOse up. slowed the pencil be-
ind hsg cat. took the account hook
bder Der arm and went into the other
BON. where Miss Musidora Hopkins.
II elder sister, stood before an sasal.
lth hpr yellow hair rOiied carelsssly
Found her head and her slim. pretty
rui snshrouded III a brown linen
hirtlns blouse. And al one glance u
a. easy u ses that In the Hopkins
mlly MlaldOga represented The Ideal
b Poiiy the pFaesieaL
'-Nasltofa. said the little brown
ssksd. Keyed maiden. Ifs there
b chance u your getting A purchaser
i that picture Oh exhibition a Mon
xs7
Il don't kaos. I'm sure. said Musi-
bta. stepping back ! pare or two 70
,aia better Siew 81 "EyangeliHe's"
81
.Bseagss. i there isn't. added Pol
desperately. ne can't pay tbs rent
,hai.s AL"
polly. said Musidora. 10 despair.
b. ons can hope 10 b. genius NTH
W ! srtsf - yoa. To conceive .
taaa l4sa ones mind mus, b. entire
j rass 10 portray thar idea one
u, j. .tss from every lurking ears /.
flgi ;he rent must bs paid" per-
- polly
"seii something. then.
81 .Bgi shHT@
'-Ths ilffio silver teapot
= s9il ,hat IT,, seek. sighed Pol
Ihf barometer
.rha' i already offered ID schnsi.
~ NsEtlw"
aunt ianrta gold besdE"
W. fald ne grocsr yesterday with
Bft iestf's Fpid beads"
wei tamsthlng then anything.
nt care shat Didn't that old lady
80 70 take The furnished room W.
arrf
POLY stock her head doiDrnusly.
here ars y many furnished rooms 20
ss!t she.
Vel. them. We had better sell The
rritgfe aid MuaIdofa. frounlng al
palette.
Z baf don, b. rs1ed. Mussdora. aft.
re.re eaten and drank and lived
u ous"
Then said Musidora. tragicaIly.
pei starfs' Al all efcnta, Polly.
pc tHs ~ peace n0w until I've
FAMED 81; Eyangelinc's face"
Ahd Polly tFudgcd downstairs. saying
hfrself
] Ssh vas . genius like Musldora.
muses. don't feel care and debt and
{ ffFiy Ike other folks do"
+ Iusi ~ this fancy waa passing
roggh her head. she found herself
& q face with q stout gentleman in
~. With rgddy face and a clear bluo
hfilo, little girl" said be. good hn.
of'dly. don; run over me! where's
woman 81 the honse7"
an the woman Of the house" said
w With dignity.
iol" said the middie-agcd gentle.
2. WheE-w-wl' Beg pardon. I'm
Ie' bni the sign on the door"
= furnished room to let, said poi
eagerly Quite right. sir; would
IKE 70 look at ltT"
don't mind" said the gentleman.
,he house quietf Any other Iodg-
ihe house IL very quiet, sir" said
w And there's only one old lady
y quite deaf and rather near.
a'eo and only goes out on Sundays
VIC. jerks. her name U.s."
mat will suit me TO a r." said tho
y gentleman. surveying the neat
z roam. with It's pale green carpet
suite q cottage furniture and the
ler color drawings on the wall. "and
m ne room. II seems clean and
and ita windows open TO the south
NJ 2 southern aspect. It's as good
people aB II Is for peaches, How
nrse?"
Family.
lts bargain" anid tha atout gan.