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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-22

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-22

It Is not often that MS Iowa round
trip rate to Detroit is made MS that Of
fered by the Cleveland. LoraIn & Wheel
Ing road on juno q. Consult Cleveland,
Lorain s. Wheeling agents. or Q. r.
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent. Nc
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-22
DIED..

KEECH-0n Tuesday, June q, 1855, at 7:sO
O'Clock p. M, ELMER NJ. KEECH,
aged 80 years, month and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-22

Look at display OF new looks In south
window. ALBERT DlTTMAR,
y 1908 Market Street.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29

That is why J say some one of real abil-
ity must replace N'-> aud that immedi-
ately, The detective -lor- New York
must seem to have left the place"
made him my most ladylike bow Of
dismissal.
81 shall watch the papers, / said. 81
have no doubt that / shall soon see in
them some token of your success"
He cast rueful look at his hands,
took a painful step toward the door and
dolefully shook his head.
kept my silence undisturbed.
He took another painful step.
"By the way" he remarked as stood
watching him with an uncompromising
air, 81 have forgotten to mention the
name of the town in which these disap.
pearances have occurred. 1t is called
X, and it is to be found ON one of
the spurs of the Berkshire hills" And
being by this time at the door he gave
me bow in which was concentrated all
the insinuating suavity of which he was
capable and in another moment was
gone. The old fox was so sure of his
triumph that he did not even wait to
see it. He knew-how l never have
thought it necessary to inquire--that X.
was q place had often threatened to
visit. There was living there the fam
lily of one of my dearest friends. She
had been a schoolmate of mine, and
when she died 1 had promised myself
that would not let many months elapse
before making the acquaintance of her
children. Alas, had let years go by!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29
CHAPTER III.
I SUCCUMB.

That night the tempter had his own
way with me. Without much difficulty
he persuaded me that my neglect of AL
thea Burroughs children was without
any excuse; that what had been my
duty toward them when I knew them
to be left motherless and alone had be-
come an imperative demand upon me
now that the town in which they lived
had become overshadowed by q mystery
which could not but affect the comfort
and happiness of all it's inhabitants. !
could not wait day. l recalled all that
had heard of poor Althea's short and
none too happy marriage and immedi,
ately felt such burning desire to see if
her delicate and espiegle beauty-how
we'll remembered it-had been repeated
in her daughters that / found myself
packing my trunk before I knew it.
l had not been from home for a long
time-all the better reason why I should
have a change now-and when called
together Mrs. Randolph and the servants
and told them of my intention of leav.
ing on the early morning train it Great.
ed quite sensation in the house and nc
little surmise.
But had the best of explanations tC
give. had been thinking of my dead
friend, and conscience would not let me
neglect her dear and possibly unhappy
progeny any longer. l had purposed
many times to visit them, and now
was going to do it. When 1 came to q
decision, it was usually suddenly, and
I never rested after having once made
up my mind.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29
lCoNTINUEp.I

81 do" nodded
"Well, that is decayed mansion Of
imposing proportions set N forest Of
overgrown shrubbery. The ladies who
inhabit it,
'Ladies" l put in, with small
shock of horror.
young ladies" he explained, "of a
refined if not overprosperous appearance.
They are what is left of family of
some repute. Their father was judge,
believe"
''And do they live there alone,
asked, "two young ladies in house so
large and in a neighborhood so full of
mystery?"
ooh, they have brother with them,
a lout of no great attractions, he re-
sponded carelessly-too carelessly, l
thought.
1 made note of the house A in my
mind.
"And who lives there?" l now que
ried, pointing to the house marked B.
ga Mr.. Trohm. 1t was through his
York police were insured. His place
there is one of the most interesting in
town, and he does not wish to be forced
to leave it, but he will be obliged to DO
so if the road is not soon relieved Of its
bad name, and so will Deacon Spear.
The very children shun the road now l
do not know of lonelier place"
81 see little cross marked up here
ON the verge of the woods. What does
that mean?'
"That is hut-it can hardly be
called cottage-where a poor old wo-
man lives called Mother Jane. She is a
harmless old imbecile, against whom no
one has ever directed suspicion. You
may take your finger OF that mark,
Miss Butterworth.
did so, but did not forget that it
stood very near the footpath branching
off to the station.
"You entered this hut as we'll as Ahe
big houses?" I intimated.
-Four walls" was his answer. "Just
four walls; nothing more.
let my finger travel along the foot
path have just mentioned.
"Steep," was his comment. Cup, up
all the way, but no pre6ipices. Nothing
but pine woods ON either side, thickly
carpeted with needles"
My finger came back and stopped at
the house marked M.
"Why is a letter affixed to this spot?"
asked.
Because it stands at the head of the
lane just as Deacon Spears guards the
foot. Any one sitting at the window L
can see whoever enters or leaves the lGEe
at this end. And some one is always
sitting there. The woman who lives
there has two crippled children, boy
and q gi1l One of them is always in
that window"
II see,' said l. Then abruptly.
"What do you think of Deacon Spear2''
"Oh," said be, 50 well meaning
man, none too fine in his feelings. He
does not mind the neighborhood; likes
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My sentiment went so far that got
down an old album and began hunting
up the pictures / had brought away
with me from boarding school. Hers
were among them, and l really did ex-
perience more or less conjunction when
l saw again the delicate yet daring fea-
lures which had once had very great
influence over my mind. What a teas
ing sprite she was, yet what a will she
had, and how strange it was that, hav-
ing been so intimate as girls, we never
knew anything of each other as women
Had it been her fault or my fault? Was
her marriage to blame for it or my spin
sterhood? Difficult to tell then, impos-
sible to tell now. would not even
think of it again, save as warning.
Nothing must stand between me and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29

quiet, he says. I hope you will know
him for yourself some day." said he.
At this return to the forbidden sub
ject / held myself very much aloof.
"Your diagram is interesting" said
I, "but it has not in the least changed
my determination. 1t is you who will
60 back there and that very soon."
"Not very soon," said he. Whoever
goes there ON this errand must go at
once, tonight, if possible; if not, to-
morrow at the latest"
Tonight! Tomorrow" l cried. "And
you thought
"No matter what / thought, he
sighed. sit seems had no groundwork
for it," And folding up the map he
slowly rose. "The young man we have
left there is doing more harm than good.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
.DECES

LIE malheur Went de fondre sur
notre estimable compatriote, NJ.
Antoine Bolduc, par la perte gull
Went de faire de ga jeune spouse,
d6o6dee samedi dern1er 3 lage de
% ans.
Nine Bclduc, nee Gosselin, 6tait
niece de M. On6sime Lallbert6 ct
ellie n'6tait mari6e qua depuii denx
ans at demi' Ellie a suocomp6 q la
consumption aprAs une Tongue ma
ladia, lalssant derri6re ellie IN en-
FAINT age de Is mois ct I'm mari in.
consolable.
Les fun6railles ont en- lieu lun-
di metin,. 4 l'eglise ND de Lour-
des, 40 -miliea- dun grand Jon.
cours de parents ct amls empress
s6s d. rendre les derniers deVolrs
q cate jeune spouse ct mere.
M. Boiduo est msmbre de la
Cour Hennepin des @, O. f., ain
81 que de pUnion St-Joseph ct nous
nous loignons, a ses fteres en- So
oi6t6 pour .lui presenter nos con-
dol6ances dams cette grande 6preu-
We que lui envole Ia Divine Provi-
deDca.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
Notre- Dame de l0urdes

La soir6e dramatique ct musioa-
lie. donnee dimanche dernier, au
Turner Hall, par les 6Ieves de re-
cole Notre-D Dame de Lourdes q 6t6
IN suoces sous tous les rapports.
La sale -6tait litt6ralement rem
Pile ct le programme, des plus at
trayants, a etc fort bien rendu par
tous ct checun DIES 6leVes qui
avalent accapt6 an role; aussl men
treprendrons-nous pas de d6oerner
des Iouenges q chacun d'eux en-
particulier.
Les BONES S@urs peuvent etre
fAres au bean success qui a couron'
ne leurs efforts, car c. Nest pas un
minoe travail que d. Dr6parer oes
jeunes enfants.
Mons avons etc surpris de voir
ces jeunes garcons, n6s ct elsv6s
au pays, s'exprimer dams I'm aussi
bon francois ct rous sommes per-
.suad6s que les adversalres de re-
cole FRANCHISE aux Etats-U nis au-
raient pu SO convainore, qu'spr6s
tout, les eAfants ny perdent pas
leur temps, sans compiler l'ensei-
gnement relIgieux qui forme la ba-
So de ces institutions.
Notre population FRANCHISE salt
appreoier le d6gouement des
Soeurs d. l'Ecole N D de Lourdes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Monsieur le Comte de JULY de
Oomminges nous a fait phonneur
dune v1site cette semaine. Ii de-
meure 3 present au Nc. lou, w.
3rd~St., st Paul, MINI.
LIE DR. N. j. Pineault est arrive
aveo So fam1lle, merocedi de cette
sema1ne, veuant de Pass Christian
Oh il a pass6 l'hlver sur une ma
gn1ffque propriet6 quill = possede'
lie Dr Plnault q repris posses
sion de "a jolie residence sur IA
venue Mount Curve.
Mile ~Adeline Payette, file de
M..Joseph Payette, No 23ll Ave
nue.: Bloomington, %quittera Mime.
apolis dmanche proclaim, pour
une visite chez des amis r6sidant
A~Omaha, Nebraska. Mile Paye1te
sera absente durant quatre on
oinq semaines.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
du BOnheur Cenjugal

On le cherche solvent dams %Pivrogne-
RE, lincompatibilite des caracteres, la
%jalousie, r'avarice, les aventures inconsi-
der6es, les separations non motives,
Iinconstance ct une foule d'autres cho-
ses. Mails lie veritable ennemi du bonheur
conjugal, ce sont les maladies propres q
la femme. Files aigrissent les caracteros
ct font naitre Solvent DIES soupGons in
iustes qui amenent le divorce, cette plate
hideuse de not1e socieie moderne.
Pour guerir "Beau Nal" ct ramener le
bonheur, il ny a qu'un remede reconnu
par les m6decins ct les communicates re-
iigieuses qui en- connaissent la compost
ton, c'est le "Regulateur de la Sante de
la Femme, en- bouteilles ct en- pelules,
GU les "Female Plasters" du docteur La
riviere. Forcez votre pharmacien a yous
bonner le meilleur plaster quill a dams
50 pharmacie, le "Female Plaster" ct sill
ne Ia pas, envoyez 25c, en- timbres au
DR. J. L%ariviere, a Manville, r. |. ct yous
Iaurez, ainsi que ma liste de questions
secretes au suicide vos maladles. Dr
j. LARIVlERE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

lie R5v. M. Lenolr, P. s. s. a
c6l6br6 dimanche. le oinquant1eme
anniversaire de son or 1inatlon. II
q etc ordonn6 prete, q Montreal, le
Is avril l848. ct a etc depuis oe
temps 4 Notre-Da ct d Saint.
Jacquee; il est encore aujourd'hul
chapelaln de Notre- Dame de Ben
secours.
Mgr Bruch6si preside la &C.
r6monie. liz Rev. NJ L6noir q
chant6 la grand'messe ct a renou.
lyel6 les youx gull a prononcee
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
.un demi steele.

il.yts IN demi steele.
La.oeremonie a etc des plus 80
slennelIes. LIE sermon a 6t6 pronon-
oe par lie Rev. M. Sorln, P. s. s..
II y await foule a p6gllse, M. Pc.
10 y Bsrnab9 qui asslstalent. dams
le bano du Dr.. j. L. Leprohon, vi.
oe-consul honoraire d'Espsgne, a
trouv6 les ceremonies magnif-
ques.
Apres Ia messe un grand diner a
et6 dome Ru s5minalre. Sa Gran
deur Mgr Braoh6sl y assistait, aim
81 que M. ]e grand-vicajre Racicot,
lie Chanoine valiant ct IN grand
nombre de pretres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
800 DE ~RECOMPENSE 500

lies lecteu1s de &c journal Sc
ront contents d'apprendre quill y
a au moins une msiadle terrible
don't la science a pu gu6rir dams
tous ses progress, ct c'est le Catar
rhe. Halls Cstsrrhe cure est la
seule cure positive connue par Ia
fraternit6 m6dioale. LIZ Oatarrhe,
etant une maladle constltutlonnel-
le, il demande on tre1tement con-
titutionnel. Halls Catarrhe Cure
est pris q i'int6rieur, agissant i'm
m6diatement sur lie sang ct les sur
fao,s muqueuses du systeme, de-
truisant par Ia lie germe de la ma
ledie, ct dome au patient les for
ces pour ga constitution ct aide la
nature q son euvre. Les propri6-
taires ont tant d. confancs dams
son pouyoirs curatlf qu'ils oHrent
Cent Dollars pour aucun cas- qu1
ne guerit pas.
En7oyez pour %oert16oats.
Adressez: f. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, 0
Vendu-par les droguistes. pr,
(75c.
Halls Family pills sont les
meitleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

~Uuelques-u ns de nos comoatrio-
tes r6pablicsins, demeu1ant en-
oraude partie q POuest du Missis-
ami. se~sont 16upis dlmanche der
nier, an Notl16 Washington Ave.
nte~N., ct ont form6 un club poll
tioue. L'electlon DIES tfhoiers 9
dome lie r6sultat sufvant:
President honoralre Louis Lara
NEE; President, j. H. Seymour;
F. r. Leroux; Ter Vice
President A. b. Gagnon; 2sme
Vice President, Felix Barbeau
-T1esorier, VIM Bouret; Sec Arch
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

j. G.. Peltisr; Oomits de Ia Presse:
F. Il. Leroux, George Rlviere, ).
L.. Brunei.
Des resolutions furent voices
hfirmant que les Oanadlens tran
Gals ,.6saient smypathiques aux
Etats- Unis dams le confit Rotuel
avec pEspaRne ct offrant an Gou-
verneur du Minnesota une compa-
gnle de Oanadiens-francals.
LIS CLUB a ressusolt5 10 nom do
la defunte L!ggue Republlcaine
Franoo-Am6ricains don't lunlOn
avec lie club Lafsye1te-P apineau
q produit le "Lafsyette-P apineau
Republican League.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
Tout le Mo de 10 Dit

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, la d&cou-
verte m6dicale la plus merveilleuse du
steele, agreeable ct rafraichissant au go0t,
agit generalement ct p~ositivement sur les
rognons, foie ct intestins, purife 10 sys-
tome enter, dissipe les rhumes; guerit le
NAL de,tete, la ievre, constipation. habi-
lucille ct la bile. Achetez ct essayez une
boite dec. G.. {. aujourd'hui s'ils vous
plat; 10, rs, so cents. Vendu ct garanti
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
CONNIE secr6taire dams le 4eme
du Seine quarter.

Cersages en- sole en- MAGNITUDE
carreau ct barre. 4 dos prix tres
reduits. Vente de Demenagement.
Plymouth Clothing House.
Pour bien parrs1tre aohetez.vous
une des jupes c6lebres du Ply
mouth, pour bicyoIistes. Cote tail,
leur pour Danes. Plymouth
Clothing House.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

Costumes de magni6que mate
'riel import6 pour bioyolistes golf.
Cote tailleur pour Danes. Ply
Clothing House.
Nouyaaux bloos do Fedora en-
feutre a ST.. IS, ~$2.00 $500 $3 so,
ct $500. Nouveau Dept. de Mode
az Plymouth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
CEREMONIES
IMPoRTANTEs EFT IMPosANTEs2PoUH
LIE Jour DIES DECORATIONS

Les ceremonies M6moriales se
ront b1en plus imposantes cette
aimee que jsmais, depuls l'inaugu'
ration de cette belle coutume de
la decoration des tombss de nos
h6ros defunts.
On so souvienara de ceux de 90
CONNIE de oeux oe 81 ct le patrio-
tisme de tort loyal american gran
dlra par oes ceremonies memora-
bles. Plusleurs de los citoyens
loyaux avaient la ooutume, 3 cette
occasion, de c6l6brer en- inaugu-
rant des traits sp6oiaux dams leur
commerce. s. E.. Olson Co., com.
me d'habitude, sont en- avant q
cette OCCASION ct ont complete des
arrangements ponr faire du 30
Mai 1898 lie plus memorable dams
rhistoire. Lea "Grand Magasin"
sera ouvert dams lavant-midl, ct II
serait bien, pour ceux qul Veulent
prendre part aux avsntages oherts,
de ne pas msnquer de lire les an
nonces du dimanohe ct d'etre au
magasin de bonnie heure lundl ma
tin. Leur meguifque Stock de
MERCHANDISE POUR LES CHA
LEURs> sera mis- on vente ct ebert
d des prix bien an dessous de leur
Valeur. Pour les Modes d'et6 re-
talage est supplement magnlhque,
ct les pix spec1aux de FOLSOM
sont plus Das qu'aucun autre COM
mercant. "VoUs NE sAvEz PAS cE
QUE soNT LES PLUS BAs PRlx jua-
qua GO que vous ayez etc chez OIL
SON, La v6rac1t6 de ce rapport, eat
plus apparent que jamais. Leur
aohat de tapis de Tiff. Weller &
Co., de New York, oommercants les
plus proeminents du pays, est De
la plus haute Importance. s. u. Ol-
son Co., est done al rang des- plus
grandes maisons de tapis d'Amerl-
que ct Minneapolis est fere de
cette enterprise. Visitez le "Grand
Magasin le matiu ct assistez aux
offices plus tard dams la journ6e.
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Jsquettes tsifeur, "yous en- au-
req besoin pour les soir6e fra1ches
GU pour le lac" prix MONS que la
mo1tle. Vente de Encouragement
du Plymouth Clothing House.
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Lafayette
Republican-League

II y aura une assemble genera
le de la Ligue cl-hant mentionnee,
au Norden Hall, l06 Central Ave,
dimanche proclaim q 2 heares T.
M. pour la depeche DIES affaires.
EDoUARD RAINvILLE, Pres.
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MARRIAGE

Jeudi, 26 Mai, a Gu lieu le mari
age de Mile Marie Lille Robinson,
file de M. P. II. Robinson, 6picier,
sveo M. Norman E. Wilkinson,
fills du Rev. Wilkinson tres avan-
tageusement connu de cette villa.
Nos meilleurs souhaits de bon
heur ct de prosp3rit6 aux ]eunes
epoux.
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Costumes d'et6 on belle organ
die, gsr4is de volants bord6s de
dentelle; les prix sont Ia moitie
durant Ia vente de D6mensge-
ment au Plymouth Clothing
House.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

9 Traitements pour danes pour
|AA toutes les maladies nerveuses.
galG8N Consultation ct Guide de Sante
.HEsyF Gratis. Ecrivez on visitez Nine
NY. E. M. Laferriere, representant-
consulteur, 1904, 13e Ave N. Bureau
d'Etat, AIS New-York Life Bldg, Min
neapolis, Mimi.