Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-08


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pouAss oe'A"' t1a.set : sosu " sou
IN confidence, and then what would
you gain? l doubt If the court would
force me to explain a private matter
like this where the interests of my eli
ents are concerned, and IL the coi,rt
did could simply show the letters /
have regarding the possible construc-
ton of railroad in your section. II
you remember rightly, l did not soy
the thing was an absolute certainty.
On top of oil this you'd be Obliged to
prove COLLISION between me and tie
Tompkins heirs over a s,he made by
their attorney, Nh. Trnpuc. There Is
one thing certain, Mr.. Bishop, aud TINT
is that you havo forfeited your right
to any further confidence In this mat
ter If the road is built, you'll find
out about it with the rest Of your peo.
pie. You think you acted wisely In nj
lacking me this way, but YOU have
simply cut Off your nose to spite your
face. Now, have long car ride be.
fore me, and it's growing late"
Bishop stood up. He was ouiyerinp
MS with palsy. His voice shook and
rang like that OF madman.
"You are a scoundrel, Perkins, he
saba dirty blacksnake In the grass!
want to tell you that!"
"Well, hope you won't make any
charge for it."
mo; it's free" Bishop turned to the
door. There was droop upon his
whole body. He dragged his feet ma
he moved ont into the unltphted corri.
dor, where he paused irresolutely. So
great was his agony that he almoet
obeyed On imtniss 70 90 hack am IN
ut the feet OF Perkins and arnnAne IN
hid to rescue him and his famYly fnom
impending ruin. Tho hyyee was nov.
ing about the room, closing his dee&
and drawing down the window shade.
Its no use" sighed Bishop "a he
made bis way downstairs. Gym rmtrs,Aj
Alan an Adele hainY n ns,4 N thesr
names. mn that fl,viw- R,shon na,,o.,d
on the first landing like nm onimal Mt
bay. He heard tho steady sten - Dor.
kins ON the foo, above ana for n mo
ment his fingers tinrled with tho
thought of waiting thera IN tho ao.,,
ness and choking +he l,fa ont ~ tha
suhtle sconndraI 1,h1 nod .o,,a,, -
tape of his credr,,tv ~ az
Rnt with aroon .h.+ ,,.. -. !.
nrav er be went an aon,n nv "a .... n... =
ont into mo ,,ah.oS ,..sa ns o''.s anu nv
fret corn1- ~, sn,,, -. -. e,s
tola Mr., - ~ -wVu"
FASTENED 10 cotoh = "A'u M
w,n,om pisho,,,s ho,,, 49,
ern hrick str,o,nro stnr1,,r. -, -,
cltnned lawn wht,h he.a e a ~ wv. wen
NOR house and 49, - N suin.
stntuas II wos IN tha ,os. .a...su .o ~
tbe avanra Danah,,S =. ~. n :.
LOFT tha 40. ~ a,.as. -, on.et
vote ,,,,,sh s au apploaeneu i've IRON
stems ,aod,na nm ~ to,.s. 'o
now onite dorL ohan,na . s,,a aas
,,n,,,, aa'.e ~, .."'A ~, opeylne sudden
n,ssas, b., .h. ,,a o ~, LUZ n .liesoiu.ely
IN tha $780, - e',' "'u 's''Aeu Au1ei't t'
"Somahow dom. ,ao, ~. -. mr..
80 ha mmsod ~ 49,. o.'e w liz, IKE
liam Ha,d th,n,, antaa - se W..
monev mn, md ~. s,,aara ,s,h. - NV Nv
alwnys wns afaard ia m,s,oa,,.a ~
An, then IA hate n SMILE Ada,e,.
visit. an. she conld toll thor u,os
some,n wrong by me helm, beer n sacb
a furry. reckon do shouvit How
could body hep IT? Oh. nv Lord
have mercy, It,s NIL gone a,,-a,l me,n
Betsy has saved"
He turned at the corner Of his broth.
er's property md SLOWLY retraced his
hating steps to the gate. but he did
NOT nanse coptinu,ny hke NOV haol, ~,