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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-13

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ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, five lines or less. IA fhis columns
inserted lhres times tof se. soc Week. 9i3o
month. Al over five tines At the aame rate
WANTED. -Four good girls wanted 10
work at the Cottage Hotel ct once. }.
+. Staiger. d 10 a
WANTED girl right away.
i've or elk Mattresses for fair week.
good wages. Make application soon
as possible. Willamette Hotel, Salem.
8 10 II
WANTED---C competent person. 10 arsist
ae proof reader and telegraph editor ~
Journal office.
WOOD wANTED--5O cords Al White
House restaurant. George Bros., sa
lem, Oregon. 97u
BOY wANTED-To carry Oreqonian.
Steady job for the right boy. +. A.
BAKER, Art su
WANTED.--A girl to do cl,anbsr work.
Apply to J. Q. aoodale sSiH
WANTED--Men to work on sewer. Ap.
ply at the job, on East Centre street.
y. A. gray. S26-u
WANTED-To trade good fruit tract
with six room house and frst-class
improvements. Excellent opportunity
Tor q good exchange. Address J. s..
JOURNAL Office, for particulars.
s2Su
WANTED--S0 cords OF good body fir
wood at Cottage HoteI. Part Of II de-
livered at once. S2l n
LOST AND FOUND.
L0ST.-An ice saw, between Goodale
lumber office and Dc. Pierce residences.
Finder please leave at Crystal Ice
Works, Jas. Maguire. 9l23t
TAKEN UP.-A Poland-China hog.
weight about 40 OF 80 pounds, taken
up at W. A. Campbell's place In South
salem. Owner Call on OF notify W.
A, Campbell. o IL cts
BARTLETT PEARs-QuantitIes Of ripe
fruit can be had cheap for canning by
calling at the packing house Of Ii. s.
Gle y Go. 9i2 81
FARM FOR sALE-One mile south Of
Jefferson, b5 acres, 20 acres cleared,
4 room house, good large barn, young
orchard, small fruits and berries.
Good rich bottom land on Santam
river. Alta bargain. o. Il. Hudelson,
Jefferson, Oregon. 9s I'm
SMELLS Flavorlng Powders have been
placed on sale at Haas, State 81, also
Cor. Court & High.
SPRAYING sOAP--A new make Of
soap suitable for spraying hops, fruit
trees and chicken houses; not poison
Gus but effective, call and see sample
At Salem Soap Factory, Ferry street.
o u
FOR RENT.
BEDS AND ROOMs--for house keep
ing all furnished at the Wilson house,
No. lS Center street south side OF the
big bridge. s-2S.1m.
LODGES.
FOREsTERs OF AMERICA = Court
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets Fri
day nights in Turner block. Ira
Hamilton, q. X. A. L. Brown, secy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HUE WING SANG co. .-Chinepe and
Japanese Fancy and Dry Gooda, Silks,
Ladies' Underwear, Furnishing goods.
Wrappers, Silk Waists. Low prices.
Oil I'm
N0TICE.-Renew your supply OF Snell's
Flavoring Powders AZ Haas Drug
Store.
CAMPING oUFIrs.--Tsnts, stoves,
beds al equipments for teuting or
fishing at J. N. schAntk, 107 Court
Street, Second hand store. 7-9-lm
ETA ANDERs-WILLMAN = Piano
Studio, Interstate Universe aystem;
diplomas granted. Studio open Sept.
4th, First National Bank Block. Res
idence. S76 Church 81.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING-I am now
taking orders Tor carload shipment
from Eastern factory. Orders taken
for 40 rods or upward. Time limited.
WALTER MORLEY,
Salem Fence Works,
Z Od iW 30 State 81 Salem.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Cupid Thwarted.

Bellows Falls has this week provided
real case of elopement and abduction
combined. The parties concerned are
Nina Rhodes, aged IA, whose parents
live in Bryan's four tenement building on
Henry street extension, pupil in grade
seven in the old high school building,
and Bert Ward, aged %, an employe of
the International Paper company. Ward
boarded with the family and both were
missed Monday afternoon. 1t was
learned that the twain had gone to
Claremont on the flyer and the police
of that place were notified and both
parties were arrested that evening and
held until the next morning when Chief
Thompson took them back to Bellows
Falls. The girl was sent home and
Ward was arraigned on the charge of alb
duction. kThe hearing was continued
and it is learned that the respondent has
climbed into New Hampshire and is not
likely to return. The couple tried to
get marriage license in Claremont but
were refused and were about to start for
Newport to try their luck there when
arrested.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

II WANTED-People to know that we
are selling pianos and organs at prices
never before heard of in our vicinity.
Remember: The Beedle Co., the Lead
ers, Keene, N. III.
TBuy your mileages of j. c. Day.
ITO RENT-Everythin in the musical
line from violin to piano. Rentals
very reasonable, buying privilege also.
Investigate. The Beedle Co., the Lead
ers, Keene, N. ii.
ITO RENT-A tenement. Inquire of
of Mrs. Ellen Kiniry, Bridge street.
IT $25 can be saved by someone who
wishes to procure Ludwig piano which
has been used only six months. Great
bargain. The Beedle Co., the Leaders,
Keene, n. III.
Il WANTED-A nurse for infant child;
from 20 to 40 years of age, must under
stand plain sewing, be thoroughly neat,
with unexceptionable references. Lock
| box 81, Charlestown, n. II.
rFoR SALE OR TO RENr-The Thomas
Dinsmore place in Alstead. Fine set OF
| buildings, 200 acres land, valuable tim
ber E. X. Seabury, Walpole, N. II.
TJust arrived, new spring styles in
dress skirts at j. G. Day & Co.'S.
Il WANTED-March /, several farm
hands; May l. a gardener; June l, a
coachman. No drinkers need apply. f,
K. Seabury, Walpole, N. Y.
mems frock suits "a, 35 and SO, regu-
| lar price $1,000, now $3.50. just think
of this and don't miss this. Blakley's.
| WANTED-A good steady capable
man who knows how to do farm work.
Man with family preferred as l can fur
niSh them with house rent, tirewood and
garden. Will give steady employment
and fair wages for good man and nc
others need apply. For further particu-
lars call or address j. B. Divoll, Rock
ingham, vt.
WANTED-A capable cook. Inquire
at TIMES office.
MISREPRESENTATION by up-to-date
farmer and stock man on first-class farm
within 10 miles of Bellows Falls. G. j
johnson, Bellows Falls.
TNew hats for spring, come and bright
en- up. Blakley's.
TAI work warranted to give satisfac
ton. Amadon's.
tit is good time to pick up gooc
books cheap at Williams & Co.'S.
TFoR SALE-Acorn range with reser
voir; wood burner. Is not warped OF
cracked. Will sell for $12 and take pay
in logs delivered at Barber park. Cal
and see 1T at So Atkinson ST. W. B
Carpenter, Bellows Falls.
fLosT-Monday morning on Barker
street pocket-book containing money
Leave at postotfice. G. A. Wing.
| TCan you wear a "a, 80 or 36 suit We
have several small sizes at half price
Blakley's.
Tiff you have a clock that is out Of
order try Amadon's.
TGreen ground bone for hen feed three
cents pound, 40 pounds for 81 at Cray s
ITO RENT-The M. A.Snow house and
barns and large garden in Westminster
Apply to George NJ. Cory, Saxtons River
To RENT-A large farm in Townshend
of 400 acres called the Mason farm
Apply to George M.Cory, Saxtons River.
II Carry your watch when out of repair
to Amadon'S.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
"How to be at Home"

This is the subject of free lecture
which will be given in the Congregation.
al church Friday evening at O'Clock
under the auspices of the Young
Mems club. The lecturer will be Rev.
James L. Hill, d. D., of Salem, Mass,
and unless all reports are misleading the
evenings entertainment will be treat.
Dr. Hill will enumerate some of the ill
associated matches that make Cupid sick,
and the little god will be severely rep
rimanded for his responsibility for
large percentage of unhappy marriages.
DR.. Hill is professional lecturer. The
lecture is free and the public is cordially
invited to be present and enjoy good
thing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Miss O'Connor a Winner.

Miss Mary T. O'Connor of North Wal
pole was one of the winners in the Globe
coupon contest, and will visit the inau-
guration at Washington at the expense
of the Globe. Miss Katherine ID. Muir
ply, daughter of M. Fl. Murphy, is the
winning pupil who will accompany her.
Miss O'Comor's many friends are great
ly pleased over the outcome.
Miss O'Comor was born at Concord,
n. H., and received her early training
there, being educated at st. Mary's,
afterward taking course at Plymouth
normal school, After teaching year at
Danbury, N. H., she came to North Wal
pole, where she has taught for the past
two years, ranking as assistant principal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Congregational Church Notes.

The following are the themes of the
sermons at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Morning-'Rich Men, This sermon
will be the first in series on Christian
socialism. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the men of the village.
Evening-"Black Rock, A Tale of the
Selkirks." In this sermon the pastor
will tell the story of this book and draw
lessons from it. He will also in this ser
vice speak his thoughts in regard to the
work of Mrs. Nation
Morning music:
Jubilate Dec, Brown
Duet-Love Divine All Love Excelling,
Henry Smart
Gertrude Weston and Alice Jackson
Evening music:
Cantata Domino in F, Bracket
Crossing the Bar, Woodward
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Bellows Falls News.
ssssks ks

Miss Maggie Millerick is very sick with
pleurisy.
J. G. Clair of Dorchester, Mass, was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Mclaughlin has been sick
the past week but is better.
Miss Maud Carlton of Brattleboro was
the guest of Miss Kingston over Sunday.
The infant daughter of Principal and
Mrs. NJ. w. Downing died Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. E. c. Bolles and child of White
River junction are visiting at F. A.
Bolles this week
George A. Weston was in Concord last
week and is to appear before the house
judiciary committee this week.
Representative Thomas J. VIM o.
Harrisville, n. H., with his wife and sis
ter have been visiting j. E. Brynes.
A pleasant social dance under tn,
auspices of the ladies auxiliary of tn,
A. o. III. was held in Union hall Frida,
evening.
Mrs. Dennis Mackesy went to Whit
River Junction Saturday on business
connected with the insurance upon he
husbands life.
George r. Wales will begin soon tn,
building of new house ON his lot ON tn,
South Terrace. The contract has beer
let to Wetherbee Bros.
Miss Matilda johnson of Brown,
Holler" is expected to spend the even
ing in the near future with the youne
people of the Universalist church of thi,
place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
ButteriCk Patterns Are Always Reliable.
j. g.. ID A Y & g. @. i.
Cash Dry Goods and Cloak House.

W. B. Leonard, George B. Field, Dunn
merston; Norman Blodgett, Grafton;
Fred II. Taft, Amos H. Gallup, Guilford;
D. E. Tucker, w. II. Hancock, Halifax;
John 0. Metcalf, Marlboro; Horace l..
Scott, Alphonzo G. Cobb, Putney; Her.
bert D. Gray, Irving A. Lille Clarence
II. Shepardson, Rockingham; Fred
Tudor, Somerset; Mason o. johnson,
Stratton; George f. Alderman, w. D.
johnson, Vernon; Simon NJ. Albee, VIM.
F. LaClair, Westminster; Marcus A. But
terield, George W.Kentfield, Nottingham;
Frank II. Afford, VIII. Stowe, Whining
ton; Frank N. Hastings, Windham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
A Rare Opportunity.

Owing to poor health I am unable to
continue my millinery and dressmaking
business, and offer for sale all my goods
and fixtures, including stock of MILL
merry, show cases, cutting tables, sewing
machine, etc. This is a rare oppor.
tunity to get good goods at low prices.
MISS j. M. SYLVESTER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Petit Jurors.

The following are petit jurors for the
March term of the Windham county
court: Charles E. Tenney, Athens;
Warren f. Brnks, Ernest L. Perry,
Charles A. Miles, John NJ. Joy, Brat
tleboro; Fred E. Ryther, Dover,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1901.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Copy for advertisements MUST
reach this office BEFORE 9 a. m,
WEDNESDAY to Insure In.
sertion. Copy SHOULD be sent
In rlonday or Tuesday. The early
copy receives the best attention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Tremendous Mark Down

in prices. have from
Will procession? Lucky
bad in it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Night Robes
Long Skirts

do1 Long skirt skirts e; $ LOLA d5 to
French flannel we're .$1.oo, now 4Sc. We
have small sizes, 80 and 81, which are good
for misses
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Wales Cash Store
Special Sales of
Muslin Underwear

We have now on sale our new oprlng
lines of Muslin Underwear and are offering
some of the best made and most stylish un-
derwear for low and medium priced goods,
that we have ever shown. Corset Covers,
new French style.25c
Night Robes
Good quality muslin night robes soc,
&c, and sc. Childrens Drawers, good cot
ton, no trimming, nc for small sizes and up
to CSC for larger sizes
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Silk Waists

weny OF them black and coor best $3.50 ones
we are showing very large assortment of new
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21

TWANTED-People to know that we
are selling pianos and organs at prices
never before heard of in our vicinity
Remember: The Beedle Co., the Lead
erS, Keene, n. III.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Automobile Coats

Colors black, castor and dark red Were $3.50 and $2
for $1,000
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
New PerCaleS

Dmites Chambrays Silk Ginghams, Crepe de Chine, Me
French Sateens Percales, Embroideries, Alovers
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21
Spring Ginghams

including Linen, Scotch, Barnaby A. F. c. Bates Seersucl
ETC. 600 yards short lengths of best II 12c Ginghams in
handsome reds, price lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-21

Nine %, 80 and SO inch Box and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

Molly Devereaux. For the present that
seems to me to be quite sufficient"
In a moment her arms were round
his neck.
"You dear boy, I cannot tell you
how thankful l am" F..
Nor was Mrs. Henderson's pleasure
any the less sincere.
To say that Godfrey Henderson was
a happy mar after his acceptance by
Miss Molly would be too mild an ex-
preston altogether. 1t is my opinion
that for the next few days he could
not have been said to be properly re-
sponsible for his actions. He behaved
like an amiable ~lunatic, spent the
greater part of his time, when he was
not with his fiancee, planning altera-
tons to a house which was already
perfect, and vowed many times a day
that he was not nearly good enough for
one so angelic. Everyone. with the
exception of Sir George Penistone, per-
haps, was delighted with the match.
The worthy old baronet gave his con-
sent Immediately, almost before it was
asked in point of fact, and vowed that
the two properties would run splendid
ly together. A county dinner was
given to celebrate the engagement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

day. 1t was very strangely bound and
illustrated in an extraordinary manner
by himself
That's his W idea. And did you
like the poetry?"
Well, If | must be candid, and I'm
sure 0 won't mind, | must confess
that | did not understand much of if
1t seemed so confused. Not a bit like
Tennyson, or Keats, or Shelly"
Il quite agree with you" said God
frey. "Fensden is very clever, too
clever for me, I'm afraid. One or two
literary people rave about his work.
! know, but for my part like less
words and a little more human nature.
Give me 'Gunga Din, or the Charge of
the Light Brigade for my money. and
anybody else can have all the nymph.
and satyrs, and Odes 10 Bace1us ana
Pan that were ever crammed into the
realms of poetry"
10th as | am to say it, such was the
infatuation of this girl that she posi-
lively agreed with him Fate, with that
characteristic kindness for which it is
celebrated. had been good enough to
endow them with minds of similar cal
ibre, which, of course, was very de-
sirable and just as it should be.
On the Wednesday morning follow
ing the conversation | have just de-
scri1ed Molly and her mother depart
ed fer London, where the former was
to be handed over to the tender care
of Madame Delamaine and her assist
ants. They were to BE away for three
days. returning home on the Friday
evening, and, as a little compensation
for their absence, it was agreed that
Godfrey should meet them in town on
the Thursday and take them to a the
atre.
Accordingly the morning train con-
veyed him to the metropolis. He had
the pleasure of the wears society on
the way up. and the latter. not being
restrained by his wife, was able to give
him his opinion on matters in general
and the immediate stress OF politics
in particular. In consequence. as God
frey admitted afterwards, he spent two
such hours of boredom as he hopes
eve to experience again. On his ar
rival in London he drove 10 his tailors
and ordered his wedding garments, go
ing on afterwards to a well known
firm Of jewelers. in Regent street, from
whom he bought a wedding ring with
as much care as he would have given
to the purchase of Crown jewels, and
a diamond necklace with little more
concern than if it had been a pair Of
gloves From Regent street he drove
to his club for luncheon. He was late.
but that did not matter, for he felt that
the morning had been well spent. On
entering the dining room be looked
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07
CHAPTER v.

For a after he realized the
true state of affairs Godfrey was SPELL
bound with terror. was it just pos
sible that he would be able to head
.sthe horse off from the pit? If he
could not then it would be the end
OF all things as far as Miss -Devereux
was concerned. With the cold sweat
of terror on his brow he watched the
girl he loved racing down the slope On
the maddened horse. He saw that she
al making a brave fight to bring him
to a standstill; but even at that dis
lance he could tell that her effort waa
in vain. "A moment later the animal
had NICE more changed his course
and had dashed towards a hedge. He
scarcely rose at at; as a natural con-
sequence he struck it, toppled over,
and then both horse and rider diSap-
peared together. Fearful at what he
might find Godfrey galloped towards
the spot, Jumped the gate that separ-
ated 1t from the neighboring field, and
looked about him for what he should
see. The horse was lying stretched
out upon the ground, and n glance
was sufficient to show him that its
neck was broken. In the dry ditch
below the hedge he could catch a
glimpse of a black figure. He sprang
Tram hic hOrca and onprnaphnd II
Lifting her head he supported her in
his arms and as he did so q little sigh
escaped from her lips.
"God be thanked, she is still! alive"
he muttered to himself, and then he
replaced her head upon the bank.
Taking off his coat he made it into
a ball. He placed it beneath her head,
and then set off in search of water.
When he had procured a little in his
hktfhe Returned and bathed her fore
head and temples with it. After
awhile she opened her eyes and look
ed up at him.
II feel better now" she answered,
in reply to his inquiries. Where is
the horse?"
sClose beside you," he said, and then
going to his own animal III took his
flask from the holster and filled the
little cup with sherry.
Drink this" he said. ut will do
you good"
The wine revived her, and in a few
minutes she was so far recovered as 70
be able to sit up and discuss matt 9rs
with him.
liam quite we'll now she said. But
how am / to get home? Poor papa!
What a state he will be in when he
hears. Since my horse is dead ! sup
pose l must try to walk.
"You will do nothing of the kind"
Godfrey replied, firmly. II will lift
you into the saddle and you must try
and ride my horse. If we can find a
village near here, you can remain there
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

There were folks who prophes,e ed that
the wedding festivities would be on a
scale seldom witnessed even by Mid
landshire, which a all the worlds
knows, or should know, is the most
hospitable county in the three king
doms. The engagement was to be a
very short one, and the happy couple
were to leave directly after the mar
riage ceremony for the South OF
France.
You are quite sure that you are not
anxious to change your mind?" said
Molly to her lover one evening. when
they we're riding home from hunting.
Remember there is still time"
IF it were not so light, and l had
not the best of reasons for knowing
that old Farmer Giles is behind us,
and has his eyes glued upon our backs.
| would find a lee of making you
repent of that speech Then he add
ed. more seriously; Darling, what
ever troubles may be in store for us,
you will always believe that l love
you, will you not?1
Always" she answered. Happen
what may / shall never doubt that.
But what makes you suddenly SO SOL
emn?"
Il don't know" he replied. Some
body walking over my grave, l sup
pose"
She gave a little cry of pain.
For PHYS sake, don't talk like that -
she cried. You have no idea how it
hurts me-
in that case will never do 50
again." he said. Forgive me and for
get that | said it, dear" Then, to
change the conversation. he added Il
expect this will be our last days hunt
ing together before we are married
We shall both be too busy to be able
to spare the time"
Il have no idea how / am going to
get through all lhaye to do" she said
Il shall practically live in shops for
the next month. and I do detest shop
ping. Mamma, on the other hand.
seems to revel in it. I fancy she would
like to have a wedding to arrange every
month in the year. BY the way, God
frey, have you decided who is going to
be your best MANI
Yes" he replied. Victor. Fensden.
He is my oldest friend, and I heard
from him only this morning that he
win be delighted to oficiate in that
capacity. He is in Paris just now. but
eturns to England at the end of the
week, when / have invited him to come
down here for a few days. I hope you
will like aim"
7 am certain to Nike any friend OF
yours" she replied. Z shall be very
interested in Mr.. Fensden. / came
across 4 volume Of his poems the other
E4ftEE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

SYNOPSIS of Preceding Chapters-God-
frey Henderson, a promising young artist,
Is introduced by his friend Victor Fens-
den, also an artist, TO a beautiful Italian
girl named Teresina, whom he persuades
to sit to him as a model. She is a charm
Ing sitter. and all seems TO go well till
Eens6en uggests to Godfrey that Teresina
IL falling In love with him. BY the death
81 a relative Godfrey inherits a large
forums, n at once starts with his
friend spp tour, which lands them in
feresina, giving an address in Naples. On
HIS return he seeks her out, and narrowly
escapes assassination at the hands of one
81 her admirers. The scene then changes
to Detwich Hall, where Godfrey is seen
Installed as a country gentleman, and
.succumbing gradually to the charms of
Margaret DevereauX, the daughter of the
great count magnate. At a meet of the
County HUNT, this young lady's horse
bolts, Godfrey spurs after her in an
agony of apprehension.