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Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
The Diamond Bracelet
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD.
Author Of ENst Lynne Etc
Author Of East Lynne. Etc.

and said H. She is lovable and at
tractiye girl, and she does not and will
not marry; you are tho cause"
my darling"
stay, Gerard" sho gravely inter-
rUpted; those words OF endearment
are not for me- Give them to her; can
you deny that you love her2"
Perhaps do--in degree, Next to
yourself"
put me out Of your thoughts while
we speak, II were-where 30 soon
shall be, would she not be dearer TO
You than any one on earth? Would
you not be we'll pleased to make her
your wife?'
Eyes, might be-"
THAT Ia enough, Gerard, Frances,
come hither,"
The conversation had been carried
on In whisper, and Lady Francis
Chenevix came towards them from a
distant window, Alice took her hand;
she also held Gerard's.
II thought you were talking secrets,'
said Lady Frances, 80 kept away"
As we were," answered Alice.
Frances, what can we do to keep him
among us7 DO you know what Col
Hope has told him?"
"No, What?"
THAT though he shall be reinstoted
In favor as to money matters, he shall
not be IN his affection, or In the house,
unless he prove sorry for his rebellion
by retractng IT, The rebellion, you
know, ut the first outbreak, when Ger
ard was expelled from the house be-
fore that unlucky bracelet was ever
bought think he Is sorry for 1t; you
must help him to be more So"
Fanny" said Gerard, while her eye
lids dropped, and the damask mantled
In her cheek, deeper than Allce's hec-
tic, will you help me?"
"As II could make head or tail out
OF what you two are dscussing!" cried
she by way Of helping her out Of her
confusion, so she attempted to turn
away; but Gerard caught her to his
side and detained her"
"Fanny-will you drive me again
from the house?'
She lifted her eyes twlnkling with a
little spice OF mischief, II did not
drive you before
"ln a manner, yes" he laughed.
"Do you know what did drive me?"
She had known 1t at the time and
Gerard read II in her conscious face,
81 see Il all, he murmured, drawing
her closer to him; you have been far
kinder to me than | deserved Fanny,
let me try and repay you for It."
Frances endeavored to look dlgnlned,
but II would not do and she was
obliged to brush away the tears Of hap
pipess that struggled to her eyes. Alice
caught their hands together and held
them between her own, with mental
aspiration for their llfe's future happi-
ness. Some time back she could not
have breathed 1t in so fervent spirit;
but-as she had said-the present
world and Its hopes had closed to her
But you know, Gerard" cried Lady
Frances, IN a saucy tone, III you ever
do help yourself to a bracelet in reality,
you must not expect me to go to prison
with YOU"
Eyes, SHALL" answered he, far more
saucily; "a wife must follow the for
tunes Of her husband"
THE END.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Whenever there ia sale Of act
resses' dresses in New York the bar
gains are snapped up by or on behalf
of society danes Of restricted income,
The materials are always Of the best,
and In the hands of a clever dress
maker can be turned to capital advan-
tage, being so disguised in the new
makeup as to be totally unrecognlz-
able.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
CHAPTER XVII.

CHAfIEH ANll
Once more Gerard Hope entered his
uncle'B house, not as an interloper
stealing into II In secret, but as an
honored guest TO whom reparatlon was
due and must be made, Alice scaton
leaned back in her invalid chair, a JOY
ous flush on her wasted cheek, and a
joyous happiness In her eye, Stlll the
shadow a. coming death was there
and Mr., H,pe was shocked to see her
more shocked and startled than he
had expected, or chose TO express,
"Oh, Allcel What has done thls?"
THAT" she answered, pointing to
the bracelet, which, returned to It's true
owner, lay on the table. 81 should not
have lived many years. OF that | am
convinced; but | might have lived n
little longer than now shall. II has
been the cause Of misery 10 many, and
Lady Sarah says she shall never regard
II but as an ill-starred trlnket, or wear
II with any pleasure"
But. Alice, why should you have
suffered II thus to affect you" he re-
monstrated. you knew your own In
noconce, and YOU say you believed and
trusted In mine; what did you fear?"
II will tell you, Gerard" she re-
sumed deeper hectic rising In her
cheeks. 81 could not have confessed
my fear, even In dying; II was too dis
tresslng too terrible but now that II
Is all clear, | will tell II, believed my
sister had taken the bracelet"
He uttered an exclamation Of amaze
meDt,
81 have believed II all along. She
had called TO see me that night, and
was for a minute or two in the room
alone with the bracelets; ! knew she,
at that time, was short OF money, and |
feared she had been tempted to take
it--just as this unfortunate servant
man was tempted, Oh, Gerard the
dread Of II has been upon me night and
day preylng upon my fears, Weighing
down my spirits, wearing away my
health and my life, And had to bear
II all In sllence-that dreadful silence
that has killed me"
Alice, this must have been a NOR
bid fear."
mot so-if you knew ALL But now
that have told you let us not revert
TO II again; II Is at an end and am
very thankful, That 1t should so end
has been my prayer and hope not
quite the only hope" she added look
Ing up Mt him with sunny smile; II
have had another"
What Is It? You look as II II were
connected with me"
80 1t Is, Ah, Gerard! Can you not
guess lt?"
no. he answered, in n stlhed voice,
81 can only guess that you are lost to
me-"
Lost to all here, Have you forgot
ten our brief conversation the night
you went into exile? / told you then
there was one far more worthy Of you
than could ever have BEEN
None will ever be half so worthy
or--I will say It, Alice, in spite Of your
warning hand-half so loved"
Gerard" she continued, sinking her
voice, "she has waited for YOU"
Nonsense" he rejoined.
she has. have watched and seen,
and | know 1t; and | tell 1t you under
secrecy; when she Is your wife, not
before, you may tell her that saw 1t
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
DswNre of OintmsntS for CatRrrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering IL through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians Us the
damage they will do Is tentold to the good you
Cure, manufactured by IT, j. Cheney u Co.,
Toledo. o., contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon 40 blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure besure you get thegenuine'
II is taken int lrnally and made In Toledo, Ohio,
by II. j, Cheney & Co. Observation-Disclosures Sold
by Druggists price nc por bottle.
Inll,s NJ Enmllu pills nrn tho hest.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Brooklyn, N, Y, Jan. Gth,--A very time
ly ana practical suggestion comes from a,
physician Of this city, lie says, Take
Garfield Tea, the Herb Medicine. II IL
especially needed at this season when tho
system Is apt to be out Of order from
eating rich food. This wonderful remedy
cleanses the system and regulates the
liver Kidneys stomach and bowels, II is
simple, pure and effective, and Is good
for young and old"
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Some Idea OF the important educational
reforms brought about and the wonder
ful progress made since tho island came
under American rule, eau DO obtained
from their exhibit at the Pan-American
awarded nine medals, There Ia also a
wonderful record back OF Hostotters
Stomach Bitters, and one that has never
been equaled, II is a specific remedy for
dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache and
try H.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
whallnK ruaIne.l peolInlnr.

The total catch Of whales this year
Ia stated to be only twenty-eight, and
tho industry seems to have almost
reached tho limit OF nothingness, Half
a century ago the American whaling
feet consisted OF over 700 vessels The
catch OF lSd6 was valued at S9l 900, 900.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

N""""" NNN"i"t0 A""hhsB'NlhV Lhys
Reservation Indians OF the south
west have taken to observing Thanks
giving day. To make the day more
cheerful the redskins hold off their
regular beef issues and annuity pay
ments until that day, when they all
join in one huge celebration.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

lam sure Plsos Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ngo,-Mrs, THos, RoDDlNs,
Maple Street. Norwich, NJ y, Feb, II, 1900,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

A wise man speaks well Of his friends
and Of his enemies he speaks not at all.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

PUTNAM FADELESs DYES color
more goods, package, than any other.
Sold by druggists, lOc, per package,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Lives Of CRATE men Oft remind US
that we must get up and light the fire.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

With an umbrella It is always Q case
Of put up or shut up
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

No mans destiny can be judged till
destiny has ended him,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Difference Of opinion is the greatest
common divisor
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

After man gets married he expects
people TO take him more seriously.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
DON'T FORGET

II takes coward TO stay wrong
when he knows he Is wrong,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Instead of occupying place on the
table the turkey Robbler sits in chair.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Try to be carbohydrates you are
satisfied to be classed rs an "also ran, :"
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
DON'T Ruin Your stomach.

Eat ATLAS OATS and you will never
be troubled with indigestion or dyspepsia.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Stops the Cough anu
Works ON tho Gold
Laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets, Prico25c
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

For children tcchng, softcns the gums, reduces In
GammaUOn, allays pain cure swind collie. 2jU bottle
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

A large 2'oz package Red Cross Ball blue, only
b bcenta, The Russ Company, South Bend, Ind.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
Mrn MInslnm,n Soothlnr sxrnn.

Sense and beauty, like truth and
novelty, are rarely combined.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2'oz package
ccnts. The Russ Company, South Bend, Ind.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09
Dr, seclyos Ner-vona,

the grcnt nerve and kidney cure, Try Il
today. All druggists, N,0O,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-24

Imported agate slop jar for si.T5.
Cole Hardware Co. IA
Mrs. w. +. Brown and children are
visiting In Mexia.
Hot Kutter shears. razOrs and
pocket knives, all guaranteed at
Myers. IL
Leon BookmAn visited Navasota
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Gary left yes
terday to visit at Bremond.
DIR. o. !. Mccoy Of Macy was IN
the city yesterday.
Wanted.-FOur or five-room house
near Main street. Address pOstofilce
box No. 100. ~
Miss Halle henderson and Tom
Henderson are visiting in Cameron.
Ed Pochila. the boss sausage max
or, can be found az Vesmirovski's
saloon. a.
Misses May and Olive Howard left
yesterday 10 visit in Houston.
Mrs. J. WsJohnson aud children
went 10 Beaumont yesterday.
Farm lands 8 and @ miles from
Bryan, for sale or 70 exchange for
town property. II. j. Preston. 10
Prof. aud Mrs. X. +. Scott Of Mil
lican were here yesterday.
MIR. aud Mrs. NJ. Maggie will leave
for Manor today 10 spend Christmas.
Try the Exchange shaving parlor,
no waiting-iour expert wOrkmen.
ib
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Battle, who are
visiting relatives nj Wellhoru were
IN the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bradley re-
turned from visit to Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. L. Astin near Mumford yester-
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-24

Mechanical toys OF all kinde.
Reads drug store. IA
Miss virgie Robinson left for
Franklin yesterday.
Mrs. II. q. welch left yesterday
tor Huntsville 10 visit relatives.
No waiting--four expert workmen
at Dorsey a Belmont's Exchange
shaving parlor. 10
Miss Ivy Carnes Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In Dallas.
am leading all OF them In the
sale Of cook stoves. Buy your wife a
Bucks or Darling. Myers, the Hot
kutter. II
Mrs. w. j. Roberts and Miss
Bertha Roberts are visiting in Dali
las.
+. p. simpson, Miss Maggie and
Master Pink Simpson left yesterday
10 visit In Orange.
III undecided what 10 give your
husband for "A Christmas present
call on Us, we have IL. Cole Hard
ware Co. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ID. Yardley Of
Harvey, were visitors to the city
yesterday.
I eel tile fi.raoas g srmGA l.. Ia
ed Enamel Ware, fresh lot Just re-
ceived, prices are right. Myers, the
Hot Kutter. IA
Miss Beulah Arnett OF Hearne, ar
rived yesterday TO visit Mrs. w. ID.
Yardley OF Harvey.
Now Is your chance 10 buy fine
China, Cut Glass, Pictures, Bric-a-
Hrac, etc. Don't allow this OppOr-
tnnity 10 pass you. Wilson 4 Jen-
kius. "a
w S. McClung, who Is teaching
in Bell county, is at home for the
holidays.
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n. at. @. SCHEDULE.
Local WesVS

Fred Pryor left for Luling yester-
day.
Prof. Board left for Ennis last
hight.
,Awill Harmon went 20 Franklin
ASterday.
~'Ping Pong" sets, chailng dishes.
Reads drug store. II
House for rent January 1. Apply
10 Mrs. q. -. Winter. II
Mrs. II. II. Harrison and children
are visiting in Cuefo.
Sets Of white and decorated China
sold In any Size; see them at Myers .
IL
G. A. Patterson and family are
visiting relatives In Waco.
Mrs. Bowel left for Kountze yes
terday after visit to relatives.
The prettiost line OF china In sets
or pieces at Reads drug store. IL
Mrs. Beulah March aud daughter
returned TO Bremond yesterday.
Car OF cotton seed hulls on track
for sale quick, $3.50 per ton. II. NJ.
Nall. a
Footballs, hobby horses, veloci-
pedcs ana wagons. Reads drug
store. IL
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Hall and little
daughter went TO Rockdale yoster-
day.
Ed Pochila has reopened his sau-
sage stand at Chas. Vesmiroyski's
saloon. 10
We can please you In any kind Of
Christmas present. Don't delay.
Wilson a jenkins. a
For sale Cheap.-One ilrst-class
secondhand piano. Address post
Office box No. ~, Bryan, Tex. 20
There will be a Christmas tree at
the Episcopal church on Christmas
eve ~ 1880 O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-24

Mr.. Lewis, the contractor for the
Carnegie library building, has begun
work in the city park, making prep
arations for an early commencement
on the building. Mr.. Lewis has six
working months In which to COM
plete the structure, aud expects 10
have IL finished by the first Of next
August. The brick are TO come from
Paris, Texas, and he il expecting
material 10 begin coming IN soon.
The specifications are for n two-story
building, with four apartments on
the first floor and one large hall ON
the second floor. The apartments
on first floor are not, however, en-
tirely cut of from each other by
solid partitions. The first floor plan
is large central apartment with
one room each Oh the north, east and
south sides, opening into Il with
arched passages. On the west are
two vestlbules, the landings Of the
stairways that go up from that side.
The plan Of the building Il very sim
pie aud specifications cali for a veiy
substantial aud well built house.
The foundation will be- Of Marlin
gravel aud sand, three feet deep and
tour feet wide.
A visitor 10 Navasota, just return
ed, Is speaking Of what he saw down
there, throws out a suggestion about
the value OF advertising. lie says
the Fruit Palace, which has been
carrying page ads ON holiday goods
In the Navasota papers, was the bus
lest place he Jaw IN the town, aud
the only one In this line really over
run with busy crowds, buying goods.
lt seems that some Of MIR. Blumen-
thal's neighbors might catch ON 10
the value of printers ink.
Two unfinished rooms for rent 10
couple without children. Refer
enccs exchanged. Apply at EX-
change Shaving Parlor. "a
Just received a fresh shipment Of
Huylor's pure, delicious candles for
Christmas at McDougald's drug
store. 10
Mrs. J. Davis and daughter Of
Martins Prairie, Grimes county,
were In the city yesterday and left
for whitney. They were accompa-
MED to Bryan by I'd Davis.
Onlce Ro0ms.-rhe two rooms la
Parker building, occupied by DR.. g..
NJ. Doss, for rent. Apply TO Burt
Norwood. II.
Bay you a Perkins" turkey roast
or; saves the flavor of the fowl.
cole Hardware Co. IL
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wallace left yesterday
for Kerrville 10 spend the holidays
with her husband, who Ii at Kerr
vile Tor mo benefit Of his health.
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LAG. N. SCHEDULE.

No. Observation-Disclosures
ger Leaves 49,. .........A:25 y. IN.
(Makes close connection with main line
I. A q. N. going caot and vest
No. Observation-Disclosures
ger-Arrives ........,. 7:l5p. IN.
Leaves (next morning) ....sa. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-15
USED
APPLES
AS BULLETS
New Haven and Bridgeport Nj
Iitiamen Had Battle That Had
No Sham About It.

Mantle, Conn. Aug 15.-Chflled by a
night on the ground and with appetites
unappeased by short rations. 1000 Connec-
ticut National Guardsmen from the state
military rendezvous. who .bivouacked at
the head Of Lake Petagansett. engaged
In a battle with apples for ammunition.
The engagement was for Pun and to
shake some OF the stiffness out of the
joints of the soldiers when 1t started. But
soon the fighting became 50 serious that
officers were alarmed for the outcome and
took a hand TO end the affair.
Many damaged noses, black eyes and
bruised bodies told the story OF the ex-
change OF solid fruit at short range and
dozens of hand -to-hand encounters.
The Second Infantry, including the pick
OF the young society men OF New Haven,
started the fights They descended upon
half a dozen orchards of local farmers.
The protests of the countrymen and the
officers were In vain. The men filled
hats. pockets and hands with the fruit
and stole TO where the members or the
Fourth Infantry, OF Bridgeport, were still
sleeping
Sounding reveiue the New Haven men
met the sleepy men of the Fourth as they
piled out of their quarters. with fu-
sillade OF apples. The air was thick with
them.
Quickly seiaing an opportunity to warm
up, the men OF the Fourth returned the
fire with the same ammunition. The
New Haven men returned to the orchards
for fresh ammunition and executed a
flank movement. driving the Bridgeportcrs
TO Lake Pstagansett
At bay the men of the Fourth wer,
fought In earnest. Many fierce hand-to
hand encounters ensued before the regt
mental officers ordered peace.
Many OF the members OF the Fourth In
| fantry took an enforced bath In the lak'
| and tonight arnica and bandages are n
| great demand. The farmers are threat
( endng the state with suit for loss OF tn
| <pple crop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-15

AS stated in The News last evening the
r,tv of pawtucket will be divided into SIX
wards and the majority report 70 that ei-
feet was died with city Clerk Roberts
shorty before 3 o'clock. yesterday AFTER
noon.
The report filed has the signatures oi
Frank f. Holden OF Woonsocket anu
Iohn r.. Dennis of Central Falls. II Is NOT
signed by Chairman Taylor who favors
the seven ward plan.
Though he files a minority report
will have no effect for the majority re-
port Is final by vote of the Generai AS
semhly and now is law. Any docuineh,
f,led by Mr. Taylor will be considetea
s,mnIy as a personal expression as 10 ms
views and as 10 redistricting ana wha' nc
sought 10 have embodied In the plan.
Besides the map the official report is =
ienethy document consisting or - pages
OF closely typewriter pages Inc mum
her OF inhabitants and their location
were carefully considered In rsadJusuhs
the ward lines, the aim being 10 secure az
nearly as possible an equal number OF
electors in each ward. BY the report there
appears 10 be 754O qualified electors In the
city, located as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-15
MET WITH DEATH
william O'Mare Used Step Lad
der and Fell to His Death.

william o'Mare. of $50 Branch avenue.
met with his death yesterday under pc
cuIiar circumstances.
He was employed at the Wanskuck mills
and about the middle OF the forenoon had
occasion TO use a small step-ladder.
When on the third step he lost his
footing and fell, his head striking the
floor, the blow stunning him.
A few minutes later he recovered. re-
sumed his work and got along very well
for an hour. when he obtained permission
20 20 home.
Mrs. oMare is also employed at the
wanskuck mills. When she reached home
at noon her husband was sitting UP.
He complained OF feeling badly. how
ever, and was In bed when she returned
from work at o'clock.
There did not appear to be any possi-
bic serious sequence until o'clock, when
Dr. Mccullough was called IN.
The doctor directed that O'Marc should
be sent 20 the hospital where an hour
later, he died.
O'Mare had sustained n bad fracture OF
his skull at the base ~ his brain. lie was
q years old and childless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-15
BANK NOTES
CAUSE OF
SMALLPOX
Cleveland Health Authorities
REQUEST the Government to
Issue New Ones.

Cleveland. o., Aug. i5.-The Cleveland
Board OF health has requested all local
banks 10 have their paper money redeem
ed by new issue from Washington be-
cause OF the general prevalence OF small
pox and the belief that all the currency
has become infected with thhe disease.
Health officer Friedrich made the re-
quest and the suggestion has been APP
proved by nearly all the bank officials,
II Is likely that IL will be followed when
ever possible.
DR. Friedrich says the money in circula-
ton here is very foul and a great source
OF danger.
The smallpox epidemic has now reached
a stage, where there are ten or IL cases
a day and two or three deaths. Appar-
emily the officials can make no headway
against the disease.
Secretary c. O. Probst. OF the state
board OF health. said In Columbus this
evening that In the request OF the distri-
button of infected money the banks should
cooperate.
II doubt" said he. that II could be
conclusively proven that smallpox was
ever conveyed by money, and yet l have
no doubt Il IS often spread In this way.
Indeed. / think many infectious diseases
are spread by paper money.
I'VE always stop the use OF currency
found in a smallpox In fected house and
when the quarantine IL removed IL Is dis-
infected with the other things.
ut will not be more dangerous for bank
ernployes 10 pack up the currency and
send IL Washington than to handle II In
the regular course OF business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-15

away since the strike lie has not been in
the coal regions. He has written nothing
and spoken nothing Let them prove that
he has. He has always opposed strikes.
He says. IL you are not pleased where you
are go elsewhere. Fully twenty-five per
cent Of the Lithuanians have done 80
since the strike began"
While the young physician had been
talking many men had entered the little
store, and. after tipping their hats, had
departed at a few words from the physi.
clan. Some returned while he was still
speaking and walked TO the rear of the
prescription counter. When DIR. Bacevcf
joined them. In an instant they were en-
gagged in earnest talk.