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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

THAT 10 because you have not seen
Miss Brushes herself" said Nine. Third
Party. seriously. .You cannot form .
good idea Of person merely from the
picture" Then she proceeded to en-
tertain her little friend. Miss Brown.
with the story of young Palette's infat-
uation for Miss Brushes. An artists
love affairs are public property; he
tells them himself. They are artistic
conditions.
He beguiles q little cousin out to
walk that he may have an excuse for
hanging around her house." she began.
mischievously, and"
I'll get to talking with some ons
there and get acquainted with her yet"
interrupted Mr.. Palette, walking up and
down the room. uneasy, but unsuspect-
Ing.
He is furiously Jealous Of hand
some young man she has painted.
and"
TO think of wearing coat of that
style at ten O'Clock in the morning!"
He vows he would know her any
where II he should meet her among
thousands.
Il should. She would wear little
sailor hat. a trim little tie"-Mr. Pa
iette's affections were apt to center
not so much on artistic. as up.to-date
young wonderland she would walk
So"
Throwing back his shoulders, Mr..
Palette walked across the room with
the air Of fashionable young wom-
On.
Nine. Third Party was beginning to
be alarmed at the success of her Joke.
Just then there was diversion that
called every one for a moment to the
windows. She scribbled three words
upon piece Of paper and handed 1t to
Mr.. Palette.
1T is she," he read.
Then followed a genuine introduce
tion. and for the few moments longer
that Miss Brushes remained Mr.. Pa
lette was quiet, pale. and intense.
When she was gone he was in rap
lures. He must pour out his feeling.
He did SO for an hour at least. Then
he went home. He held both Of Nine.
Third Party's hands in his as he said
goodbye.
Il shall never marry any woman"
he said. seriously. somewhat worn by
the strength OF his feelings, but this
has been a wonderful experience to
me-"
Later in the day Mr. Palette dropped
into the studio again on matter OF
business. He was gay, debonalr, and
quite himself again.
And you fnd Miss Brushes quite as
beautiful as you eXpected?" asked
Nine. Third Party. curlously. as he
turned to leave for the last time that
day.
"Yes: o. yes" he answered. careless
ly. Then. as he held the door half
way open. suppressing yawn. but
she had the figure OF rabbit"
That was the end OF the !dyl-New
York times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
~. Gisdstoas's VIII

Tho great comnoncr" WEI a. sim.
pie In the net Of deyislnK his worldly
goods ~ no had been all his life In
other things. He wrote his will In .
common mcmorandum-bo book. with his
own hand. In his peculiarly neat and
iesibls handwriting. The most inter.
estins part OF the document Ii the
second clause. relating 10 funeral ar.
ranEemcnts. which was strictly car.
ried out: Commenting myself to the
ipanite mercIcs Of God In the lncar.
nate Son ~ my only aad sumcient
hops. leave the particulars Of NY
burial to ny executors. specifying on.
". that Il 10 70 be very sinp,s aad also
private. unlsss they shall cossider that
there are eonelusive reasoss 70 the COZ.
trsry. That ! desire to b bsrtsl whore
~ wife nay also lie. That a - sc.
cosnt shall any isudatosy iaseriptiea
b placed over ne.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Brushes conceived an affection for the
older artist that. II she hud cherished
before. she certainly hud never made
manifest. Nine. Third Party was not
surprised. Perhaps she liked to study
human nature.
What funny children they are" she
said TO herself. And they are clever.
too. both Of them"
She repeated. with discretion, the 70.
marks Of each about the other. 1t was
certainly 4 nice thing to do to show the
appreciation Of one artist for the work
Of another. she even let Miss Brushes
into the secret that young Mr.. Palette
ravsd over her portrait. An artists
rapturcs. Of course. but little waves Of
color chased each other over Miss
Brushes fair fore head and ran up
into the little euris OF hair that nestled
there. She was something Of . CO.
quetts. and she dii not object 10 BE-
lag admired.
Little Miss Br rishes was to poss
again for Nine. Taird Party, and on
the day she was 10 arrive young NJ.
Palette. favored BY his good genius.
happened In. There was . dimcuity.
though. for Miss Brushes had Insisted
that she should b. alone when she
posed. Mr.. Palette must be disposed
Of. and be was sent on an errand.
"Aiss Brushes 10 going to be here. I"
and We shall have luncheon together" I"
said Nine. Third party. "snd you must
90 and order the things we need"
That would take oome time. II vas
not IN errsnd young Mr. Palette would
enjoy upon ordinary occasions, but for
Miss. Brushes! That was . diRsrsnt
matter. and he hurried Oh. II he con.
fused the shopnsn BY ordering nectar
aa1 ambros!a for his goddess no one
was the Wiser. He came back breath.
Isss.
"You ksev an not 10 ~ aay oss.~
aasd Aiss Brushes. - the step was
heard upea the stair.
THAT b ". Palette" said NM.
fhir1 Pssty: now wouid II DO u I
seosSo lotsoluee you - Nles Drowar'
That v0ajA - we'll. Mis- Brushes
syss spaskisd VITA fsa.
Nov. ~. Pajsses hsA hsasd q Miss
Brown. Q iittis nelsi ssA fFtsaA OF
NM. Third Pafty'a Ne was sot par.
tieulariy ialsesstsl 10 no1sla. Ne
eaoe n UsA sat 1eva. Bat 10 vas
uasasy. No eealA ~ ~ seili.
n eay." - nv, New nueA Niee
Drevs loshs I'M leias DrusAsa Thsss
b ~ ssos tusa q ~ hss1, tAs saos
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
The Work win Continue.

The divisions of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad west OF the Ohio river
are to receive the same sort OF i'm
provements that have been made on
the lines east of the Ohio. Not only
are the grades to be reduced wherever
II is practicable, but very much hcav-
Ter motive power is to be introduced.
In order to carry the additional weight
the bridges on all the divisions are
being replaced with heavier structures
and the track relaid with heavier steel
rail. II has been demonstrated by ac-
tual experiment that these changes
will result in an increase in train load
ing in some places of more than so
per cent, the average being about AZ
per cent. II is the hope OF the receiv-
ers that within the next two years the
Baltimore & Chic Railroad will be an
ls-foot grade road from Chicago to
Baltimore. with the exception of that
portion OF 1t which passes over the
mountains where helping engines will
have to be used. A great many OF the
estimates for the different portions OF
the work have been made. and those
who have seen the plans state that the
work can be done Mt surprisingly
low cost considering the return. 1t
Is understood that the policy OF re-
habilitntion adopted by the receivers
two years ago will be continued by
the new company after tn, rcorgani-
xation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
HossoN HOPES TO SAVE SHIPS
Naval Constructor Ueiiesss All Hat One Of
the apAaAh Ecsssls Can Ne Ein. ssi

Naval Constructor W~iiesss All Hat On. Of
the spassh H~ss-is csa Ne fio.ted.
Boston. Oct 4.-The Boston Fruit
Company's steamer Beverly arrived at
her dock here nj Z o'clock this morn.
Ing. twcnty-four hours late. having on
board Naval Constructor Richmond T..
HObsOn.
He khid he was now engaged In the
preliminary work on the Christobal Co.
hon. and that II would take M least
three weeks more before anything
would be ready.
The government had appropriated
tsho.esO for the raising OF the vessel.
but II VIII In money well spent. he
said. II the venture proves u succcss,
az the ship is worth <i.'nO.OOO.
The purpose of his vIsI, To this coun.
try. Mr.. lfol'son said. was to are the
secretary u the navy regarding further
work on the warships. lie thought the
Niscnya could liz saved, bu, would not
sfiirm positively.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
9til,sg Aaay Hsgsssa.

New Orleans, Oct. N.-Thc Plea.
yunes Forest. Misainsippi special
says: Eleven dead negroes. one dead
white man and one n~gro aud three
white men sssiOusly wounded. Ii the
result ~ this writing Of the bloody
war beinx wngsi tatwr~n the white
and black races In the HnrInrsville
ucighl'orhood or acott county.
krvcral of the rioters have in.su cap.
turssd and lodged In jail at Forest TO.
day. hut the others escaped into the
swnmps. Large crowds Of white mc,,
nr~ In CLOSE pursuit. however. aud
more names nrc hourly expected to lc
added 10 the death list.
khrrin Stevenson considered the sit.
natlon NJ serious tonight that he de-.
ridssi IL take the prisoners to Meri.
dian for safe keeping. A large i,osas.
was organized aud the negroes will
b. placed on train.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
A SUMMER IDYL.

1t was summer idyl. Both were
young and possibly as beautiful as is
given the average Of mortals to be. The
idyl developed within the limits of the
Greater New York, for both principals
IN the little drama were artists. and.
though 1t is the practice Of the world
to associate artists with pastoral scenes
they are class art, and II they choose
TO remain In the city during hot sum-
mer while the rest Of the world 10
away. who shall question them! Ger
tainly nothing better could have been
chosen to fan the flames Of burning
passion than such scorching breezes rs
swept lightly through New York dur
Ing the last season.
Mr.. Palette painted Titian-haired
maidens upon sea-green backgrounds
and Miss Brushes the portraits OF SOUL
ful young men. The spark Of love
vas nrst kindled at the studio of q
mutual friend, Nine. Third Party was
such a charming woman, they each de-
clared.
Madam" he said. with the apprecia-
ton OF an artist and almost the tender
ness Of lover. you have such beauti-
full eyes"
Such talent" she murmured. half
under her breath, In q tone OF respect.
admiration and envy that was most
hattering. as she gaxed around the
studio.
Miss Brushes had nrst seen the work
, OF Mr.. Palette at the studio Of Nine.
Third Party, and her admiration knew
NO bounds. Then would she like to
see the portrait Of the rising young
artist who had done that fine work !
Certainly she would. and. though even
young woman artist may not express
her admiration openly for the personal
beauty Of a young man who Is still In
the fiesh. she gazed at the portrait for
long time. and when she turned from
II to the work Of Its original again. the
rapture with which she expressed her
admiration made her previous words
seem cold and pale.
Young Mr.. Palette saw pretty little
Miss Brushes work also at the studio
OF Nine. Third Party. He. too, was in
raptures.
why" he said. "why"-searchin
his vocabulary for words to express
his strong admiration-"why, its bull
ly."
Il think have Miss Brushes por-
trait around here. somewheres." said
Nine. Third Party. carelessly. as she
went on with her work. III you care
to hunt around. l think you will find
It,"
Mr.. Palette found the portrait, and.
being a man as well as an artist, he
did not hesitate to express his admira-
tion. and In no measured terms. In
fact. II he had not been an artist. 1t
might have been thought that his heart
had been seriously touched. Any out
slider would have thought that. and
Mr.. Palette thought so himself. He
said 80.
Nine. Third Party" he said to the
mistress Of the studio. ss he took her
hand at departing. and gazed. but with
= far-on look. into her beautiful eyes"
Il have seen the picture OF the one
woman can love. the one whom
would like to marry"
Then. in serious mood. he depart
ed. But Mr.. Palette was young. and
with sigh Nine. Third Party returned
10 her work and speedily forgot about
him. about little Miss Brushes. and.
II she knew II. that she had become
The medium Of = desperate love ai-
fair.
But neither Mr.. Palette nor Miss
Brushes forgot her. They called with
remarkable frequency. Little Miss
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
CssssltAassse 81 g.isss

Sait Lake. u,sh. Oct. 2a.-It Ia stated
here that the expected reorganization
q the Unson l'aclnc. the Oregon Short
Iine ard the Oregon Railway and
Navigation companies will have ~
Meet of consolidating ths short Las
and TIE Orrsee Railway and Naviga.
~ ceecesn iaso ese system TO b. o.
ssated from Portland. Oreeoa.
loQuley at ths eeseral o6lces a the
eeest 1ne brought est the statsmest
that this Y what hea besn expected eli
a1oag by ths olDcials a the rooA,
Or who n we'll infoemed 10 The -.
rFets Of The Union Isnctae sold that ~
ruwor was we'll founded anl made ~
further sletemsat that u leas ehan ooe
year tAs sans rosnbtnatlou woUl6 eoo.
trel ths Csntral Ianctoc % We1l ~
teat tAe insstlaes n ths csty Ard ~
sosct6ea q ~ Untso Hncl6e olDejo0o
- IT, etsst Ilns bses1 wees eoly II
beg1oelag e ~ WestlAa out e 4 q.
s111 thol wto - fos r0oehlag = n
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
UstnR Electricity.

lnrge Pennsylvania tube company hos
spent 100000 in installing machinery for
the operation of its entire plant by clec-
tricity. This Is said to be the first large
IRON mn IN this country to fuopt elec-
tricity for power. a thousand horse
power VIII be distributed to about twenty v
mye motors OF forty-horse power each.
- per cent The company is now using
ieouo bushels OF coal n month. and II Is
believed that with electricity It will be
power from little over loo0 bushels u
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Wheat - n Rushel.

Some farmers are holding their wheat
because they think the price will go
to S2 bushel. The price. however.
may go down and thus great losses will
Follow. In all matters delays are dan
gerous, particularly so in sickness. AT
the hrst sign of biliousness, dyspepsia,
Indigestion or constipation cure your.
SELF with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
STATE o. ONO, CRY OF ,oLrpo, |,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he IL the
senior partner of the firm OF l.. J. Cheney & Co.
doing business in the City of Toledo County
and State Aforesaid and that said iirm will pay
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot DC
cured by the use OF Halls Cntarrh Cure
FRA.;k J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed In my
presence this 9th day Of December. A. d issd
lSEAL) Il. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
nets directly OIL the blood ana mucous surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials. free.
!. j. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists. sss.
Halls Family PMS arc tho best
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
In,eii,ge.~s Of ,,urh,

There Is n p.cuiiarity about the night
OF Wild ducks. nock OF ducks nyIng
south or north. u followed BY other
nights In tn" sam" direction days or
weeks aft.fwnfd, VIII not vary 10 exceed
twenty-five feet from tn. path OF IN.
ducks which hay" preceded them, and
they VIII aiight In almost the exact spot
Nh"r" preceding nights hay. settled. This
curt-nc. nr Ia establish til. theory that
the lines to b" pursued and the rrs,Ing
places have been a matter OF pf.arrnnge-
mont. but how tn. plans wor. intrlll-
gently communicated and followed
throughout the pat hi"s- air must remain
profound mystery untii the hunters be-
com. ms familiar with III. duck lhnguag"
IN they arr with the habits OF tn. fowls
at wasn't much OF ~ Job To lick the
npaninrdr." remarked tncl. Allen
Hpatks. hut Its xoin. To take u long time
10 finirh licking the revenue stamps ".
have xoi To deal with now"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
4 oss.ssss o..,s pvn>

Ths oaly nan ksowa Who 10
oblissd 70 take bic own ~ with hin
wherever hs travels 10 The ofasA Duke
Paul Of Russia. He 10 % vsey tall
that Il v impossible Sof hin 10 ~
taia = eoofostabls aigAt'e sesG unieas
~ eaa sleep' 10 Bis swA ~. vAssA
vas na1s SPECIALLY tef ~. ~ ~
tessM b seostrusts1 - ~ h - ~
poeoo1 ioto Q s0aii tfuok
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Denver Directory.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
AGAINST M.lMrvRE.

rrsssssat Nsk'sisy ASpesvss the vtsA
iags 81 she C0aPs
Washington. ID. C.. Oct. ?l.-Thc
President hns approved tho usnteSce Of
tho cour,.inartlnl diminishing fron, the
aavnl service Chaplain Mclntyrc Of the
Oregon for remarks made In lecture
u Denver rejecting ON Admiral Hamp-
sou and others.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

"Richnrd is detected since he came back
from the klondikc." What worries
himy He says he might as well hay.
frozen to death up there as to com.
back and ftnd the same janitor supplying
the heat In our fiat"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
TO CURE a COLD N ONE DAY

he calm In argument: the other man
VIII then lose his head wondering why
you don't get mad
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Didn't shc give you back your cngagc-
m.nt ring We'll. she sent me the
naWn ticket"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Mrs. Winsiow's noothSGE syrup
Vot ihdren te-thihs .roft-nr the ~ m.
nation asys palm cure. ~lnd roli.. cent. bettis
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

DO you think we shall ever become a
nation OF boarding houses " No moi Y }
iong as landiadicS bar out children"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Take Laxative Bromo suinlne Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure.
ess. Thc renulne has L. ~ . on eaeh tableL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
Letter From Frank Csbourne

The following letter from Frank o..
bourne, announcing the safe arrival of the
Pchooner Chasseur and party that sailed
from Aberdeen, ut Unalaska has been re.
|ceived by T. j. Shelley and will be read
with pleasure by the many friends of the
members OF the party:
UNALAsKA, June 10, 1898.
IT,. Shelley,
Aberdeen, Wash.
Dear Sir.-I will write YOU few lines
to inform YOU that we landed here yester
day. We had nice trip up although
we were in blow for forty hours which
we rode out all right. 1t is winter here
yet; the snow is all over the country; il
is nice harbor with nice little valley
all around and good anchorage. Forty
steamboats, for the Yukon trade are be
ing built here and it is the liveliest little
town was ever in. All the boats tina
sailed for the mouth of the Yukon this
spring are here at present, the ice moi
having broken up between here and st
Micheals, and no boat can 60 north fo
three weeks yet. We have the'smalles
boat that came here and made the bes
time of any boat that left for this place
this spring.
We had the sickest outfit you ever saw
VIM. Glenn did not eat anything for two
weeks. We landed on Summack Islant
for three days and caught barrel OF cod
fish and saw fonr natives who live on the
main land. That is the best country fol-
trapping in the world; the natives were
hunting sea otter. The four OF then
killed seven otter this spring. wen
ashore and was with them a whole day
they want me to come back and hun
otter next winter. One Of them killed
twenty-five land otter with rifle this
last winter, they do not know what ,
steel trap is. II we were there with ou
traps next winter we could make stake
II don't strike anything up on Kotzebu'
Sound this summer 1 am going bacl
there and hunt anu trap with them.
We arrived here just in good time as i
has been blowing gale ever since ou
arrival. II you see Mr.. Mckinlay tel
him the sealed orders were all right ant
that We had good trip.
Well Tom wish you would save scrap'
Of any important events Of the war sne
send them to mo; you could send then
to the schooner via Unslaska Bay, and
think they would come through all right
Yours Truly,
FRANK OsBOURNR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

liability on account Of the said Netl.-
cry or his estate, as treasurer OF said
Chehalis county.
1t is further agreed that upon the pay
ment OF said sum OF money in the manner
provided herein that the prosecuting at
torney OF said Chehalis county BE- and he
is hereby authorized, directed, empowered
and ordered to dismiss any and all pro-
ceedings pending in the courts of this
county or in the supreme court OF Wash
ington against the said bondsmen or
either OF them on account OF any claim or
claims Of the said Chehalis county against
the said bOndsmen as bondsmen OF the
said J J Nethery deceased, as county
treasurer. The dismissals hereinbefore
provided to be taken without cost to
either larty, each party paying their
own costs.
1t is further agreed that nothing herein
provided shall effect or in any wise pref.
udice the rights of said Chehalis county
against the estate of said J Nethery, ur
against the administrative Of the said e.
tate and her bondsmen, except as to the
said James Gleeson jr, who is discharged
from any and all liability on account OF
the said estate or on account Of the bond
Of said administrative, it being the iutsn-
ton Of this stipulation and agreement to
discharge and settle forever in considera-
ton Of the said payment OF six hundred
and fifty dollars any and all claims Of tho
said county against the said parties az
bondsmen as aforesaid Of the said
Nethery, treasurer, and Of James Gieeson
jr, as bondsmen Of the said administra-
trix Of the said estate.
1t il further agreed that the said Che
halls county or the said bondsmen may,
upon the filing Of certified copy OF this
record with the clerk Of this county, ap-
ply to the judge Of said court for an order
in conformity with this stipulation, with
out notice to the other party.
(signed) A. H. KENNEDY,
CHARLES MCINTYRE,
J. p. CARSON,
Commissioners OF Chehalis county.
Washington.
ITO be continued next week. =