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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
100 nun anners aus oils truper. oa ;s

,ap nun anners aus oils truper. Gu tit
10 muthlos aerueieu. Tie .Soee" nar
sefunoen, une Die AusIihrune-a oh /!
Sie mar oas Meuiaiie. Nht Saa. ipl.
ter tendte Waoame 3%eplprine ole iiini
Srppeu 3u Mariaane liuluf. Gil
mar oerlei Grturiionen aar niht &c.
tuobnt. oenn Die 6rnu mobute in Der
erlfen gtaae. 2atiirlit. ilre 2uuosn
tuoren niht bober aeltieaen. uno ilber.
bies tonnte lie iih's aounen-oie gitsl.
feit bot olIene SdnOe; tuer ibr cient
fbt gut.
Maoame 3epbnrine iuate. als fie lid,
DOM Auiliiea erbolt butte: ~Sas babeu
Sic gut aemadt. 81. periielen mid,
INNER. Gbsnio babe ib mir seoaht."
Tas NOR Allss. Su Saubrbeit battle lie
tid gar nitts seoaht. bate lie gar tei.
men Wunih aeduEsrt. als ben ountel
gebalteneu Der 6iirhiu. - Maridnue
tuuBte oas reht gut. aber lie pioers
fprah niht. Ger Gelo brautt. piOer.
ipridt uidt germ Senen. Die es babsu.
Sic freute iit nur in uller Stille bar.
iiber. oaB ibre Nrbeitset~rin oiesmal
ear nitts ~ taoeIu fuuo. Is rare audi
ftrpsr asusisn, on oisisr Nrbeit stuas
aussuisgsu. @ie binaebuudt lasen Die
sierlidsn 6ormen auf Der iauit ihim.
msruoen Ssioe. Salmenblltter uuo
Garrenwscsl, iblants 8rdisr uno balb
erihloiiene Sliitben BON ieltsner pball.
tafiider Gorm orlnsten lid am Saum
Der Stleppe uno GIL ienen Sheilen Der
&obe. oenen bic Mooe Yeosutuns gilt.
Wubrhaftis, nur cine &lnilerbano
fonnte aus farbloisn Serlen iolb'
sligernoe Yratt biIoen. Maoame
3spbprins oatts 10; ss aussuipreden.
biitsts lie lid ; es pdre ruobl nit Dem
grsis, ben lie oaflr tetam. nitt ,aber
nit BEN. ben lie oaiir besabIte. il,
@intlans %seiianoen.
Sic iraate nur: .9ino, runbsr baben
Sic oas reisenoe Mufer?-
Wdrianne oeutete nad ihrem iiber.
eifien 0enisr.
giniee Sage oarna9 raui1te bic
Giiriiin, on isosr Seits cine ihrer Soh-
ter. ourd Die hellsrlsudtstsn Giemddsr
hires palais. Sic nor Don allen Sd
men an fOilidien toilettirt, ibrs &obe
mar ebenio einfuh als itrableno: gis=
blumenauirlanoen, f6flih aehifte Sis
blumeueuirlanoen biloeten oereE ein-
sise 3ier uno >asu funteltsn Srillan-
ten in ben 5aaren uno am 1alie Der
boben Jrau-oer Sdmuf, Der allein
ibrer uirois mar.
Sc NOR cine sin;is f%iilpclle Soilstte
Sic SIrfin nor iebr befrieoist BON
;ibrem grfclse; Waoame 3epbprine
nitt mineer.-llno Marianne?
Sic fano on benz Morsen, ben bic
bobe Srau in an%gsnebmen Srdumen
uuo Maoame 3epburine in a%usenebmen
Gbrednunseu oerbratte, on einem
8rabe, oas in einem @intel zines
Sorffrieobofss lag. Gisi Grin, oas
euige 6riin oes gpbeu uno ein fleiner
Stein idmilften IS. unO aller Shnee
mar binueggeitmolien. oenn Die Gonne
leuhtete. Sdoner aber leuhteten Die
feudteu Nugen Der tlsineu Stiferin-
fie reostsn BON iiB=trauriser, beiliger
4inoesliebe.
% Mutter!" idludste iie.
gs mar cine turse. aber cine uiel.
beoeutenoe Grabreoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Sin DER nerlrurul1rit.

x@as fIbrt Sic 5u mir2"-rIh.
Serr Gommsrsisuratb, id m6dt' Sic
nur bitten. mir oas Giro aut oieien
@efIel Su eeben =. aber ib tenlle
Sic ia gar uidt !"-.6err Gommer-
sienratb ruerOen lid bod meiner er-
innsrn-ih bin Sbnen ia lett Sabres-
frili 800 Dart ftuloisi-
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Heht,eitiaer 6unarr.

Ne1t,ritiser 6unsrr. Nm Nad=
mittas oes 5. Sanuar 1871 liefen aui
benz @allaraben Der befefisten Staot
Nuronns an Der saone funf Cffisisre
Der Garniion sdlitti4ub. Ploglid er-
tldrte Der Cine: SD sete ieBt nad
5uuie; mein Waaen meloet iid..-
~Sleib' bod nod cine babe Gtunoe !"
forberten ibn Die Gameraoen auf,
bonn seben mir suiammen - ein,
mid bunaert su iehr!" Wit oieisn
@orten itnallte er Die sdlitti6ube ab
uno entfernte iid. Sic Nnoeren be-
luiistsn iid auf benz giie ~rpeiier, als
nit einem Male Die 9efe brad. Seine
&ettuns mar CUR Sanh. Die Bier bets
ianten uno ertranfen. Ser Sinite aber,
ben Der Sunser nod Sauie setrieben,
rpar-Napoleon gonaparte, Der ipdtere
4aiier Der S%runsoien.
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Gin 1ln,ufrtro

.Nber. 5err Yrin5ipll, ib bitt' Sic,
mid nidt gieib 10 bsItig unsuiabren
Mir it's nldt an Der @iege gelungeu
iporDen, oaB id ipdter Sdrinse uertau=
fen uiirDe !"-.gtu'. nuil'u Sc piel=
leidt sleih ~anfansen nit @alfiih'?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
mulitt1a.

Srau a.: sd iaae Shnen. man
foil INNER Doriidtia iein @enn id
gum geiipiel nit meinem Wann 3anie,
ftid' ih INNER Ole Ginoer blnaus -
Srau g.: .Tas III ~aIleroinas iehr
boriidtis-aber IS III ond nldt gut fur
Die 9inoer, rpenn lie Den aansen 7aa
auf Der StraBe berumlaufen miiiien !.
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Eeue &l~eiSerfabrifate.

Rufter fir bas Sabr 1900 iinb be-
reits in srpser auswabl eridienen,
ausselest uub III elmer Seiidtt=
suns in gereitidaft. Sin ieiner
Gorratb on neiien Hlaib Sads,
iehr MODERN unb trasbar. in allen
Sdattirunsen. ertra brett unb an=
geidlagen III SO 2.25 bic Gue, un=
ier ipe,ieIer niebriser Yreis per
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Ncht jhmcihelhaff.

StSuII DHtIIWVI1uTI. VEHt FtUUIH-
5ial;eitung brahte unter ibren Gerio=
.~nalnotisen iolaenoe Nahridt: .@lle.
bic ben ~bejahrten Germ bon ". perion=
LID tennen, lueroen nit Seoauern
b6ren. oaB er geiiern Nbeno in robeiter
@eiie iiberfallen. aber niht setOotst
.ruuroe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Safets
gum halbeu Greiie.

sum pdloen Sret1e.
SSlr pertaufen ,Safen III peuiser benin Der
Sodltte Der re9uldren Ereiie. mas auoere in
Der Staot fir ben glei6en &ertb iorbern.
1000 ,Safeu in pier Cots.
Sotl. allies pom ~ruieren berrlideu
@erthen, Die bis III 81 ~perfauft
wuroen, Jest. $50
uulere ori9tneue Ereiie muren neuiofeus
% Eros. nIeort9er ais bel auoereu.
Sot2. ollie lniere unuerQleihli=
den Seaoers III IS, SIS uro $50
Sebe >Sate in bielem Store lit men, ueue
tier Sdilon= Stpl.
Sot3. Sie feiulteu Goats lie i'm
9toropelten ~perfauft bis III SIS Jest $50
9Senu oteie ,Safets $50 ularfirt mGren,
muroe DIE Salrte $40 leiu. 9tid1t pdbr2
Sot4. gSdblt aus etpa 100 ser
lin ten BON Sdneiper 9emuhteu
Goutes-oie feiuiteu 6erieus uno
rauhe Wtatertdlieu, bus feiulte. mas
mr. Gelo 9endd)t lperben fauu. is
puroe unS geldet, Dap lie better
ltno ais loldle, Die poH dnoeren III
$40 bis $50 ~pertauft peroeu. Sure
aispdbl.. 1880
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srItrnmrr Rrrprkt.

2au mann Gum Gorrsiponnen.
tenn: .Sdreiben Sic am Sdiuiie oes
griefes on ben 6offinaer: dit por-
siglider 0odadtuns! Ser Menid
bat mih tn;rflid fdl6n rnnnefrisntf"
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6eitrtdtes unfcr,cua.

Relt lnlerer anfrdumuusslots, ME foIet,
pertheilt:
Siloer9ralls uno poueue p~lattirte
Sdmen Selts uno Egyptian Gpt=
ton 9eplleste Solen............ 25ets
Sertppte woueue ~plattirte Tomen=
Selts uno Soleu, 90 uno 15cts
Sudlttaten, Sneita an;iiee, rpertb
75ets Su....................... 48
10 Seo. filbersruue Sameu =Gombi=
nations : ansiise, feline SuaIitdt,
perth sl.5 ;m...:..........:..S LES
1881. Samens notwithstanding
l6rudri u1o natiirlit 9rau, rpertb
bis III So. rs ;H.. S.g8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
&inoer=untcrscua.

Seite auaIitdt fameelbaariarbises Riuber.
unterseus. itmer uno iein.
@roBe is, Is, 20, %, "a. !.
Yreile Is, 10, "A, 90, 34ets.
@robe %, %, 30, 30, "a.
8reiie 80, A, 40, "a, Scots.
300 Stiife ihIpar,e u. psiBe, Crane
uno weiBe american Galipes. Aue
neae Wmier unb biais gu Gets (unr
IA Gaen) Spesieu nur.......... les
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Graib=Sano fnhsena

per Gle II, 5, 81, II, 8 unb Gets.
6anotiider nit Sranien
81, 5, y, IL, IA, II uub 21cts
Canals bel Der Gae
y 3oI balbseblethter Gid Samasf
wertb Scots, nur cine @le. $500. Acts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Siid,. 9amasf bel Der Daro.
unier &orratb beitebt aus allen S.ualitd
ten uno &ertbeu, ipie es uirsenowo buppli=
,irt werbeu farm, sebleidter uuo Cream Ia
mast per g)aro 10, 25, 81, 374, 46, So, 81,
SO, 95cts uno SIPS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Scffoc6en.

81 Settbedeu lpesieu per Stiif.... 75et
S1.4S Settoefen fpe;lel per Stiid... 9j
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all, unier chamber. tuobel ii0 o,e 1Rol,e
iJieoer peroittet. aiest nun ein pint
Gabne hinsu uro gisBt oas allies auf
len oben bereiteten SUDDEN, ieBt ibn III
sincn beiEen Glen uno bGdt ibn cine
babe Stunoe. Sarnah beitittet man
i'm nit 3uder uno 3lmmet.
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sbcctina uno WuKclin.

Gepperea sc unaebleidtesS beetins3 SO
3ou brett, wertb Sets lpesiea per
gdro sets
Glue SiIte r,Sruit Of the Soon," &c
bletdter Muiieliu, SO 3ou brett,
wertb 10cts Die Gue, lpeSteu (nur
Is garb). a
SO 3ou bretter Cambria Wtulielin fei=
ne SualitGt, pertb l1cts Die Gue,
ipesieu per guro (uur 20 Yaros)..
5 Siiten 10 sebleidtes, balbse=
bletttes uno ungebleibtes Good
MOOD Sbeetin9 beutiger Otiblen=
preis 25cts, Ipesteu (nlir 10 yuros) 49,
Scrpictfcn.
75cts sebleidte uno Cream Seruiet=
ten per Nso... 48cts
81 gebleihte unD Cream Serpietteu
per SeS. as
S1.10 sebleihte uno Cream Seruietz
{ ten per Sgb. 90
SI.25 ssbleidte rno Cream Seruiet=
{ ten per Sso. LOO
81. 35 gebleidte uno Cream Seruiers
ten per 0so. f.19
81 so sebleitte uno Cream Serpiet=
ten f.38
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eSanuar>
Mufrdumun9s>
Scrfamf.;
~ Yro5ent Discount ODER Elm Tiinftel ab
pdbren0 oieies Mona.s.

l1nier i~ue,iee 20 Tro,ent SiscoHnt : gertauf 1T
i'm pollen ganse. Nadpem mir infer balbidbrlides
eSnuentar asncmmen, inoen mir. baB in peridieoenen
departments mebr @aaren ibris ~sebliebsn iinb, oils
in Sieier Sailon ces Sabres isin ioute. @ir ,ieben
Dor, unlsrn &orratb gu uerrinssrn uno bic @aare in
Saar u%msulessn. uno um biee gu e:m0slidsn. ueran=
ltalten mir gun Selten Der 6dufer bieen Discount
Serfauf.
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9icr TT bic 6clcgcnbcit, bier 1T
Spc5tcQcr 9oicnpcrtaut.

Wir baben 500 Faar Mdnnerboien, sic mir aus
benz sroBem Sorratb %seuommen baben uno bic mir
gum Salbem Nreife ~uerfauIen.
Wdnner 4nsise, 20 Erosent Discount.
Mdnner=uliters unb ueberrode, 20 grosent Re=
buction.
banners usitattunssartitel, 20 Fro;. Discount.
Snabentleioer, 20 groSent 81, buction.
Sinoer= ansise unO Jeefe,s, 90 Frog. Reouctiou.
@inte,tappen, Sauitz uno Singer (5anbi9ubc 20
EroSent SEDUCTION.
Wdnner: Tslsrode, 20 Grosent Discount.
Seine Wutter iolte bisie Gelsssnbeit, ibren ana=
ben ODER tIeineu gubsn einen Ansus III 20 Irosnt
Discount gu taufeu, unbeuust poriberseben lalien.
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8eriAt nit ben angegebenen geltano=
tleilen cud gleid subereiten, obne oas
Sleiih in Den giIig gu legen.-Geroliete
Sartoffeln eignen iid oasu.
Sauertraut nit Sped. Gin
ebenfo i%dmafbaftes, tuie billiges Sc
ridt III f%olaenDes: Gin gfuuo gutter
Sdintenipef miro in aeniiaeno falten
@ailer lngefdbr cine Stiinoe eetodt.
Gam tbut man Elm piuno gut aus,
geDriiftes Sauerfraut uno suei bis Drei
giuno geiddlte. flein aeibnittene uno
gut s~eruaiteue Gartoiieln l~agenueiie
barber. 2egtere miiiien rebt mebl=
baltia iein ; am beiisn eignen lid rotbe
Gaubldalen ooer cine dbnlibe Sorte.
Sino Die Garioffein pollfdnDig gar,
10 nimmt ma DEN Sped beraus,
fiampft mittellt elmer Solsteule Gartpi-
feln uno Sauertrnut uno rI9rt Dor
Gem Qnridten elm eutes Stiid iriihcr
Butter ourb. 9as Geridt bari nitt
au felt iein uno iinOet namentli1 bel
Oerren piele S%iebbaber.
9orsiglider apfelfu9en.
auf einem. nit in Butter ~getrdlItiem
papier belsatem Sled breitet man iebr
biinnen SeIenteia aus uno belegt i'm
nit fein sei6ni ttenen. ie1r iorgfdltig
aeodmriten Nepieln, Die man mod nit
3oiinen beireut. Sn einem S0pfhen
itldat mon oann bier bis iebs gier gut
nit eillem balben pfuno 3uder, ibiittet
elm babies Yfuno feiniten Mebles
binsu. uno oa oisie 9laiie 81 oerb III,
gieBt man 10 piel sabne binsu. bis lie
unaeIdbr 10 ME Der Seis gu Suppen=
auilauf uirb. Tas ihldat man wieoer
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and then dash dipper of cold water
over him when he came to the door"
she said, with unwonted severity. II
just ought to-now that writing does
look kind o. familiar, even if it is wrote
back-handed with a view to conceal
ing it,"
She had slipped the sheet Of paper
into q drawer of her workable, and
now she took it out and looked at it
again.
GIVE seen that writing BEFORE" she
said positively. "Now I'm just going to
set here an look at it until I've stud
led it out where I've seen it,
She put aside her sewing and sat
very still gazing at the sheet of paper
spread out in her lap. Having once
formed a resolution, Hetty Dryden
chung to it tenaciously, even though it
was of trif1ing Importance. For fully
ten minutes she sat looking at the writ
ing in different lights. Then a sug-
gestion of a smile came into her face,
and her eyes twinkled merrily. She
laid the letter on her table and walked
across the exquisitely neat little room
to an old-fashioned mahogany book
case. Opening the glass door of the
bookcase, Miss Hetty stepped upon a
hassock and took down small vol
ume of Byron's poems bound in green
and gold. Opening the book, she read
on the yellow-tinted hy-leaf:
ITO Miss Hetty Dryden, with many
good wishes for a merry Christmas and
q happy New Year, from her friend
and well wisher, Jared 81. Lawson"
The writing was eight years old, and
Hetty had not looked at it for at least
half that time, but the moment her
eyes rested on it Shes with convic-
ton:
s'It is the same"
Taking the book over to her work
table and sitting down again, she laid
the sheet of note paper down by the
fly leaf on which the inscription was
written
'Yes. sir; Jared Lawson" she said.
you wrote them both. The capital let
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hands crossed in her lap and a sweetIy
serious, almost wistful expression on
her face.
At five minutes before eight short,
rather stout man was standing at Miss
Hetty's gate looking toward the win
dow in her east room. There was no
light in the window.
''I'm an old fool to think woman
like her would set light in her win
dow for any man, as hint for him to
come in and propose to her." said the
man to himself. II wish I'd signed my
name to my fool rhyme, or that I had
the courage to go in. If there isn't a
light in that window by eight o'clock
I'll go in and own up that I sent her
that valentine. A man that hasn't the
courage to ask woman to marry him,
don't deserve her and-glory halleloo-
yer!"
A bright ray of light came stream
ing across the snow from the window
of the east room. Jared Lawson tuggefl
at the gate, which did not open readily,
and finally he climbed over the low
fence and ran toward the door calling
out like happy child.
"Hetty! Hetty! o, Hetty!"
The door opened before he reached
it and Hetty stood there in the light in
a cherry colored gown and snowy white
apron, a smile on her face and her eyes
shining.
Jare6's voice trembled and there was
suggestion of fear in it as he said:
20, Hetty, it is Jared Lawson"
81 know it, jared" said Hetty, laugh
ingly.
"And you put that light in the win-
dow for me, Hetty?"
For you. Jared"
20. Hetty! God bless you. my-my
-deari"
He reached out his hand to clasp her
own and to hold it to his lips. Then
they went into the house together with
the light Of newborn love radiating
from their hearts and faces.-Horris
Wade. In Detroit Free Press-
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tiers are just alike in both Of them, al
though you have tried to disguise your
writing in your precious jingling po-
etry. I've found you out, you great
goose, you'll"
Jared Lawson was proprietor of the
only news or periodical stand in the
town. He was a short, slightly portly
man, rather bald, with a smooth, plump
and kindly face. His blue eyes betok-
ened honesty and sincerity, and he had
almost womanly gentleness of spirit
and manner. His As years had been full
Of deeds of kindness and the old ladies
Of Hebron were never tired of telling
of how lawfully good" he had always
been to his mother, who had been a
feeble, fretful, exacting and complain,
ing old body for years before her death.
1t was held to be true that Jared had
not married because he couldn't leave
mother" and because he very well
knew that no woman could live hap
PLY with her.
The old lady had now been dead six
months and Jared was living alone in
the four rooms his mother and he had
for years occupied above his store. It
was a lonely and unsatisfactory life for
a man of Jared's home-loving and
strongly domestic instincts to lead.
"Poor Jared!" said Miss Hetty, as.
she read the jingling rhyme for the
fourth time. ''He must be dreadful
lonesome since his mother died: He's
a good man, Jared is. Any man who
will be as good as he was to that fretful,
trying old mother of his for 25 years
is a mighty good man. was there
lot during the old lady's last illness and
it was wonderful how gentle and pa
tient he was. And so he wants me for
his valentine, does he? He certainly
would be more comfortable here than
in those four little rooms he's been
patching in over his store. And Z
well, I'll own up that feel kind O.
lonely myself sometimes, and IL
always liked Jared"
She sat for a long time with her
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the end of the envelope containing the
valentine. "He said I'd hear from him
again. If felt sure it came from him,
I'd send it back. don't want him nor
his valentine, either"
The valentine that Miss Hetty drew
from the envelope was not made Of
paper lace and tinsel and embossed
doves and flowers. It was instead
paper, on which was written in an evil
IDENTIFY disguised hand:
This night at eight,
For to know his fate.
Your valentine will wait
At your front gate.
II from your east window
A light doth shine.
He will enter in
To claim his valentine.
II all is dark
He will go away,
Leaving forever unSaid
What he wants to say.
o, be not cruel nor unkind.
But let light shine
For your valentine
The flush in Hetty Dryden's cheeks
deepened as she let the bit of paper
fall to her lap.
"Such nonsense! I'd probably never
near tie cuu VI IL IL was kOOSc cuOUSu
to really set a light in my east win
dow. But I'm not going to. Seems to
me I've seen writing like that be-
FORE"
She held the sheet Of paper out and
looked at it quizzically, with her head
twisted little ON one side.
'It doesn't seem possible that any
man in his right mind would do any
thing so silly as to make up jingle like
that and send it to woman, even if
he meant it. I just wonder who did
write that?"
When a woman's curiosity is fully
aroused, nothing but the facts in the
case will satisfy her, and Miss Hetty
was annoyed to find herself growing
more and more curious regarding the
identity of the sender of the valen-
tine.
It'd be serving him right if I set
light in my window; to lure him on,
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England can no longer compete with us in
Our trade with the Chinese has increased al.
most forty per cent. within the last year.
This Is merely natural. The best wins in
everything. For like reason, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitterss the best remedy in the
superior to cure constipation, indigestion,
dyspeps;a and biliousness.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-09

A man seldom tells the truth about hi.
business; he exaggerates it one way or th<
other.-Atchison Globe
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-09

And even helped him choose the SEAL
Two hearts bound with 1etter.
1.-THE rose is red, the violets blue.
Sugar il sweet, and so are you.
And Jacks papa sent to mamma,
When he was Just eleven,
The same rhyme for a valentine,
She being aged seven.
The envelope was tinted pink,
And up within one corner,
With bow and arrows, wings and all,
Sat Cupid, little scorner.
1.-THE rose Is red, the violet's blue,
Sugar is sweet, and 50 are you"
And Master Jack shot out last night
AS swift as any rocket,
But not before I caught glimpse
OF something In his pocket.
It was letter-bless the boy!-
And knew in q minute,
The next day was Saint Valentines,
And so. just what was in 1t.
1.-THE rose is red, the violet's blue,
Sugar Is sweet, and so are you"
Eleanor A. Hunter. In Golden Days.
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And SO. just what was in 1t.
1.-THE rose is red, the violet's blue,
Sugar Is sweet, and so are you
Eleanor A. Hunter. In Golden Days.
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SPlkSTER,S
VALENTINE.
49, Z! :: g. Z =: ::
n -=.-...- came hurrying up
0&~ the path of gravel
INV and cinders lead
S<aLC ing from the gate
to Miss Dryden's front door. Miss Het-
ty had seen him come in at the gate
and she had opened the door before he
had reached it.
''Wen, my faithful little mail car
rier," she said,, "you have letter for
me, haven't you?"
Joey's smile developed into an actual
grin, as he said:
Nom, it amt no letter. It's some
thing better than letter."
He had been tugging away at his
REFER with his nittened hands as he
spoke, and he now brought out large,
square, deliberately embossed envelope,
addressed in an apparently disguised
hand to Miss Hetty Dryden.
'"There!" said Joey, triumphantly, as
he held out the envelope; "who do you
reckon sent it?"
''Some one with little to d." said
Miss Hetty, rather severely. She was
far from being acrid or severe in her
speech, but she felt rather annoyed as
she looked at the missive in her hand.
Some one, she thought, was taking lib
critics with her, or, perhaps, holding
her up to ridicule, and, kind and gentle
as she was, she had spirit enough to
resent either offense.
''Why don't you open it 2" asked Joey.
"Oh, I will presently" she said.
She got Joey seed cake and he went
on his way, disappointed and little re-
bellious because Miss Hetty had not
opened the envelope containing the val
entine in his presence.
Hetty sat down by her work table and
took a pair of small, shining scissors
from her workbasket. The frown had
come back to her face, which still had
a youthful look, although she would
be 80 her next birthday. There were
hut few strands of gray in the shining
Town hair lying in natural waves over
her white temples. She had not yet
"come to glasses" and the little excite
ment of receiving the valentine had
filled her brown eyes with sparkle
and brightness and brought flush
to her cheeks that made Miss Hetty
q very pretty woman at that moment.
Indeed there were those in the village
who declared that Hetty Dryden was
mighty good-lookin' woman" at any
time. 1t was her choice that she was
A spinster, living alone in her little
white and green house at the end of
the long village street. Had she been
given to such vulgar boasting she
could have told her friends that she
had had 'plenty of chances" Indeed, it
would have taken all of the fingers and
even the thumb of her plump right
hand for Hetty Dryden to have "count-
ed up" the offers she had had right
there in Hebron during the past 20
years. More than one elderly widower
had gone disconsolately from her gate
during even the last five years, cha
grined and rebellious because Miss Het-
ty firmly, but kindly, declined to
shange her name.
The last rejected sutton had been
Hiram Dyer, a widower of but eight
months and the possessor of eight Jaw
tul' children who had undoubtedly
been largely instrumental in worrying
and wearying their poor mother into
her grave.
sMebbe this is from Hiram Dyer"
Hetty Dryden said. ~ she shipped on
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