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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

FOR sALE-All up-to-date office furniture and fixtures, Globe Wernicke desks, letter files. document files. form files. we are prepared to furnish plans and estimates for metallic de- vices for offices and vaults Ed. c. Fowler & Co. su1tf-lO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

 and King Streets. elevated and level; very cheap if sold at once. centrally located residence paying eleven per cent interest on investment, sure renter and desirable location: all modern conven- fences
 small twelve per cent investment in new dwelling not far out and in good neighbor- hood. where property is rapidly rising in value.
 dred acres at very reasonable prices; desirable for homes, or, if divided into lots, investors couii realize large profits.
 For Rent A few five and six-room dwellings, desirably located. still unrented; call Monday and make only two rooms left unrented in the Hni Building: these are very desirable and on Insurance written on all kinds of property
 J. T. Roberts,
 24 Commerce Street.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
 D. E. Joseph & Son.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
 For Rent \
 The Clifton House. We have this place in charge There are twenty rooms all in tip-top condition. If you want a fine location for a hotel or boarding house, let us show 1t to you.
 Retail Grocery. We have well-located store and dwelling in residence portion of city, only s20 per month.
 Dwellings. We have a few seven-room dwellings left among the best that we've listed this season.
 F. E. Joseph & Son,
 Real Estate and Insurance, g N. Court s. Phone lOss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
WANTED.

WANTED-Au creditors of James E. O'Gwynn
 to send their bills to John H. OGwynn, 625 Clay St. West End. fr-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
FINANCIAL.

TVANTED-Reliable white or colored man and
 woman man for work about house; woman for cook: must be recommended. Address college, Eufaula, Ala. 70
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

For sale-The greatest bargain of the age Extensive lot of property situated on Law renee Street; lot 100 by 350 six dwelling houses vacant lots, etc.; property now rents for $139.0 per month, and will be sold at such a price as to pay big interest on the invest ment, and on such easy terms as to be in the reach of almost any one.
 
 1T c Davidson,
 Enn of rr,h Hnna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
Charles 6 Nelson. Real Estate and Insurance.


 Charles 6 Nelson.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
 For Rent Groom house Virginia Avenue. Groom house Hoicombe St. 5-room house Holcombe St. 4-room house Whiteman St. Groom house Jeff Davis Ave 7-room house Jefferson St. 7-room house N. Hull St. Groom house Sayre St. broom house Sayre St. Groom house Clayton St. Broom house N. Ripley St. Groom house house s. Lawrence St. Groom house Amanda St. 5-room house g. Court St. Furnished Store on Bibb St. Store and residence In 9th ward. Store N. Perry St. Store on S. Perry St. Offices on s. Perry St. The Gayle residence on Moulton St.
 For Sale. the city; the house has seven rooms, the lo is 100x2f0 it on a corner, and will make mos comfortable place for a home. Price. $5.0eo. One of the incest homes in Montgomery, ir southern portion of the city. House has fivs rooms. kitchen and bath; the lot Is l20xI7o fit Very few lots as large as this for sale, and they never stay on the market long before be ing bought by some one. We can offer one of the finest prairie place, In this county on gravel road at bargain price. There are one thousand acres in thu place, all of which are in cultivation. except ing fifty acres in woods. Rented this year fol l6 per cent on price asked.
 Charles & Nelson.
 106 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

leads all others: Is the best and costs no more; 1t is the bookcase for your home. Ed. C. Fow- ,er Co. su-tf-l0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

AGENTS-$30 to $50 weekly easily made. We prove this Luminous name plates. numbers, signs readable darkest nights; samples free. Right Supply Co, Englewood, III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

wANTED-This community to lay in Blocton lump coal for the Winter and be happy" S4 per ton, August and September. Exchange Ice Works If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

COXIN, COxIN, Coxin, Coxin. Coxin-Only
 preparation for developing Photographic Plates and Films in daylight; first sale London, $250,
 GOO; hasks; investment required, $500 to S1.000;
 company does advertising. furnishes office:
 growing business. steady income; profits satis- factory. Flasks two sizes, 65c and Sl.00. Se- cure agency at once. Humphrey Co.,, 15 Wall St. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

ON TUESDAY, Sept ist, will move tS tAs corner of So. Hull and South Sta. 1lcfnfvfa Bros old stand. will carry q line og et&Ni4z and fancy groceries country produce Tfaa delivery Phone S97 Call and see mo Xass7 to please, c. B. Groom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

''HAi like your new suit nneg' Why. HiT friend, this Is my old suit cleaned hY fAA Q. K. Dye House. You win aIw&ys R&t N4 class work there. 1o Monroe s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
IT. c. Davidson, Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE-Few of the best fire insurance companies; losses settled at once; rates the lowest. Chandler & Douglass. 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
WANTED-AGENIs.

OUR PLAN for starting beginners in profitable mail order business is remarkably successful. Some started three months ago now re- ceiye 100 letters daily, and making big money. You can do as well: complete plan for stamp. Central Supply Company, Kansas City. Mo 4t-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
TOR sArr--nrAl rsrs ri.

FOR sALE-we are offering some good bar- gains in city and suburban dwelling proper
 ties. Can interest you If allowed the oppor- tunity. Sweat 6 wextcott. et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

REMINGTON typewriter headquarters. We rent. exchange, repair and sell typawritGrs.
 typewriter supplies and furniture, tabulating attachments and polychrome ribbons (any two colors desired). A. c. Smith. tool Mosss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
WANTEO-To BUY.

--~-----~~-- WANTED-Two secondhand 90-saw distribu- ter feeders; must be cheap. Address N. J. Bell Chambers, Ala. fr-su WANTED-A second hand double-box cotton press. steam tramper 70-saw fiat top Pratt feeders Address C. Nj. Smith, St. Clair, Ala, LOwndes County. th-su-wd-su WANTED-To lease buy in Montgomery three acres of land for manufacturing site accessible to railroad. Address Box 5S2, g
 
 wANTED-To buy secondhand iron safe and letter press. Address Box 5s2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

AGENTS-s50 a week guaranteed; Automatic Washers sell themselves; agent writes: "Ex- hibited sample to ten women took ten orders " Time, 45 minutes: profit. over $50; guaranteed to do a washing in 90 minutes; furnishes It's own power: requires no labor; costs less than any other machine; free sample and exclusive territory furnished. Automatic washer Cok Station U. Chicago. 2N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

GLOBE wERNIcKE systems facilitate bus iness they decrease office work and Increase ycur prohts; they give satisfaction: now is inc time to adopt up-to-date methods for next business season; our Wernicke salesman can tell you how to do 1t. Ed. C. Fowler Co.
 1U-suntf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

small twelve per cent investment in new dwelling not far out and in good neighbor- hood. where property is rapidly rising in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
H. c. Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance.

For Rent-A few nice offices in the Poilak Building, corner Dexter Avenue and Perry Street; also a few offices still left in the Moses Building, the most complete and up-to- date office building in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

l WANTEU,-oFganizer to represent old estab- lished frsternal society. paying accident sick, death and endowment benefits; big salaries paid good producers. Write American Frater-
 nity, Washington. D. C. 2-su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

few suburban places from ten to one hun drsd acres at very reasonable prices; desirable for homes. or, if divided into lots. investors coul1 realize large profits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

SPECIALITY SALESMEN-to take quick sell ing line to retail grocery trade. Liberal com mission; excellent side line. Address with ref erences Lock Box sS2. Chicago
 sALEsMEN-By KInloch Paint O., St. Louis. An easy and highly profitable side line. 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

AGENTS wANTED-Vest pocket weighing machine; sample postpaid 15c. Other winners for live men. Private specialtes for women. Catalogue free. Earnest F. Hitchcock, Uh- richsville. Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

For Sale Beautiful lot on southwest corner of Jackson and King Streets, elevated and level; very cheap if sold at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

ALL charity patients dcslring aamlsztpp a the yards of tho Montgomery 1nfrznary nN2s lowing physicians :Drs. Goldthwaltes Mef2sNs nico, Baker, Pollard and Billing, who compose .he visiting stan. or from either the city e4
 county rhysicians. Drs. Thorington and Hlle ling. 1-xf~<4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

AGENTS wANTED-New adjustable cuff holders. Pair postpaid. 10c. Other winners for live men Private specaltles for women. Catalogue free Paris Importing Co.,, 2S2 Wa ter St., Naugatuck, Conn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30

DRESSMAkING-I nave Just feceIVod IF77I New York and Chicago my outfits for Ladies Tailor r-Inade garments to measure, for the fAlf and winter seasons. I have several huudtea samples of cloths of the latest weayts and colors, with designs and styles flluatxateds These garments Win not be made by inpal1dS in dirty sweat boxes, but by expert men tnilos4 in wel1-appointed apartments where the sEeat4 est care and absolute cleanliness As feati1A4. prices, etc, and I respectfully invite thS i8e dies to call and do before placing theif Avenue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

paren ifun Iue mllrter uno &c,
%rilitet.
Sn oteier froben Worgenitunos
mar Der 9urgbof burd @~afienee.
ttlrr, Dnr6 Die Stimmen ser SerreE
mo anedte, Durb bas alGiien oes
ullgeouloieen Riioen 6elebt. Die
gogen ipltroen uuterild)t, ltnb no eG
notbia mar, nit friideu Sebnen pers
leben; Die Gfetle geitGrft, Die 8aiHe
meier ge'Hliffen, rno ais @Qes ik
Sronnng Dor, CAB Oas Siftborn baS
3ettcn sum Aufbrlldl.
Inter frOhIiten 8eiprG6en unS
9e1angen perlteBen bic 9SGger Die
gurg uno Sogen aruppenueiie ouf
0en Itetlen, bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sranaen- uno Sasminitr1ltdern be.
ld)atteten Steigen Dem @uloe iii.
NlS ile al Dem ElGGe annefom,
men mnrer, no @roi Gorlc nodl oel,
elnge5ogenen grfitubigungen uuBte
edB Gber iid bielten, mics er ieOeIt
Der @ditc feline Stelle an, llno 0ab
Dos 3eId)eu gum 9eginu ser Saqo.
Sas Siftborn ert0nte; sic qcuoIti.
gen Hiioet iprnu1en mlltbig uuo nol
l~lngeonlo, unb taum permoGten Sic
anedlte lie 10 lnnge auf5uhalten,
bis lie Die Stclle erreiGt batter, mo-
lie bon Den 4uppelriemen beireit
merSeu ioateu.
Gn0lif erid)oQ IN hlir0ertiGltidem
Gd1o Dos @alohorn; Ole iutrlaen
Cogaen ldlugen an, um0 lire flIrGt-
barren Sttnmen holten in Dem
Woloe llilo on BEN ihroffer @G1oeu
Der Sebtrgsfelieu, nie Der 9onner.
Vie Sdger Itonoen. nit SEM 9o9e,t
III Der Sano, nol iener banaen Gr-
martlng, mel6e DEM @aiomanm ooS
Ser5 lallter pOhen maGt. 9ie Mii-
Den riiften INNER laitter flGffenb
Dem StanOe Ser SGeer nG6er. tot
bate 'tdl fem @ilO iebcn laIIen.
ga fuhr ploBlih Elm idnpor5er,
iottIger Cher ans Dem Sifiht ber-
Dor, lld) ieinen Serfolaern burh Sic
6lllt)t ent5ieben moleno. Gin Tfei[
5lldbt oltrf oaS @c6iiif], ltno oaS ltu-
aehellere CHER, beiien @irtb bllrd)
Die Ieid)te @llnbe, ote eS erbolten
batte, mn gerei5t poroen mar, ~itiir5te
ld,nurltrudS allf Sen ll1diten SSGaer,
Inn i'm init ieinen Sauern III s~erflei.
ifer. Gieier idoB auf Ous i~piitbenoa
@ilo. Ser 8feil trai 3wor, ooth
mar er audi niht tOotlidl. Scr Gber
roffte lid Ifnell mieoer ori, ltub
9illg NIT pcroOppcltem Sngrimm auI
Den StiiBen los. Der iid)erlid) oas
Opfer oes wiitbenoen Sbieres gepor-
Dem mare, tpenn linn @ott nift nod
SIR retten 3eit einen Hetter qeianot
bate.
6ortietung folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
: Hic GberiaaS.

Ser5Iide SrermbidJaft, 5mangloie
Sr0hlid)feit berrihte i'm muntern
areiie. Sraf Carlo ifien 10 81 Iagen
Elm guns anoerer Mann al lem; uno
Seoerico, Dem Die 3uirieoenbeit lets
mes Guters ndber giug, obs Iein eise-
mes Slid, freute iid) ber5!ih iiber
sic nngeipobnlide Seiterfeit bes
tbelleren @reiies.
Sic leBten Struhlen ser unter.
~aehenoen Come marene hinter Dem
meltlihen @ebirge %perglommeu; ein
p%rrpllrrotber Streiie be3eihnet nod,
Die Stellc, no lie fur5 porber Der.
ihmunOen; Die beige Sommerluit
milrbe ourh .einen ~ianften Seemino
getiiblt, uno bie iroben @u'te luBen
i'm trauliten &reile IN Den buften.
Den 2allbene Oes @urssartens. Sir
lebenbtges 8eiprdf rief l%Gngitper.
sangene ihGne Setter in Die Crime.
rilng Der Sreunoe ,5uriid, umb erhei.
terte Die lesten Stmoen zines 9liif-
lid uno irOblih ourrblebten Cages,
ais elm ihipar5er. sottiser gber aus
DEM @ebiiite III 9eringer @ntfern.
una bonn 8urten poriiber raunte unb
g~run5eno burh Die Selber Dem @aloe
Suilob. - Ser fommt inns chen
reht", ipradJ Der 9rai Carlo, .miiien
mir bod,, mas mir morsen 3ll tbun
hnben." -
lie Gberiaen wurSc loiort fir oen
folaenoen Sag beidloiicn uno anse.
orbnet. Sn5wiiten war Die Nad)t
anaebrot,en uHo Ole irelioetrimfelen
Nrennse idiebem, nm nad) fur5er
2uhe neue Suit 81 geuieBen.
Che Die eriten Strablen Der Come
am SitIi6en Sorisont aaitauAten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
SihcreS Witte(.

"2ie6er Sottor, id) leioe an
Stlafloitgfeit. Gin einn1uIigea
Miauen meines aGsdens aeniigt.
nm mid nid)t nieber eini6ldfen 81
laiien."
~Sh0n, laiien Sic bieS 9uluer
mahen!"
limo nie ne6me ih 0as?"
allm Stmnelspiuen niht Sic
Oas aeben Sic Der 4abe in oil
0tilh."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14

Die I%nndberung ieines gruoers uitt,
renn IN leinen oiiItpren @eOonterl
mar er mie losaeriiien con oieier
@elt.
nIlfonIo, mein gruOer, Ser5enss
bruoer", medte i'm 6eoerico bon lei
men Srlumereier; .@as lit Gtr?
@arum Ionberit On Gid ab, pG6-
reno Naes uur Sreuoe uno Subel
atbmet?"
.sSreube uno Subel mag Ser meme
guraberr atbmen, unb Aae, Die ibrl
5uaetban limb, entgegnete IIfonio
bdmiih; 40 neit lit es aber nod niht
gefommen, baB Inn Graf Ilfonio
9eonaroi bulbiat."
.@as fir eiu @ubn tpaubeIt Gid
on. 9ruoer?" perieste SeOertco
irellnblit; ~ipas ipridit gu bon
Snloiguna2 sd Derlange ia MN
Geine SSrcunoidaft, Geine @rltoer-
lIebe, ohne pelte mir aQe Serrlih-
felt Der @elt MIR cine Salt lit. :
ihenfe lie mir, Ilfonio! Nit nel-
dem unbelpuBten 8ereeben bobe id
lie perpirft? Sorbere bon mir, mos
9u niait oils 9epeis melner uuge.
hellheiten 9iebe; ih BIN bereit, 9ir
iebes nod, 10 groBe Spfer sll bringen
aber frGnfe MIDI niht LANCER Ourf
Geine adlte. &purnt, gruoer, gib
meinen Bitten nah; iub inns bon MN
on in briiberliher Gintraht einen
ld,oneu arm,5 Inn Dos grolte Saltpt
ltnieres aeliebteu guters pinoell, iunS
i'm wdbren ginflang lnierer Ser5el
oieies o6nebin fir5e GiIgerlebe1l
Sano in Sano burhpunoern. -
&omm on meiilen 9llien, Ser Dir 10
marm, 10 liebepoa entgegenihldat.
- Ilfonio, itrafe Gein SerS nift
Siiden; es lit nidt 10 talt, als es
Setne eruite Miene 5cigt; - laB es
frei bunoeln; l1lo penu iif) Gem
Wuno itrGrtbt, uits5uipred,elt, bab
Tn mir nidt mebr gram bit, 10 aib
es mir oltrh einen 9lid, blrrt oas
l~eiieite 3eitelt 5ll erfernen, On mad)il
mid 9liidlif, unallSipred)lIf glif-
lih."
Salt pie elm Marnlorblof biieb
Ser groaiIdlttge Sicilianer. lno per-
bib einige @orte, Die ibnl feiu ult-
peri0buliter SAB segell ben Srlloer
einiloBte.
Nln ioh Seoerico nit blutenoenr
5er5en, BOB er ullf oieie @eile
Ilfouio nid,t BON ieinem Starriim
abbrinseu f5nne, mo inn 9~epuBtiein,
wie iebr bas ausbleiben ieines Srlt.
bers miBidIltg uufgenommen merbell
miiiie, maf)te er nod einen Geriud),
Inn ieinem @ater, Dem er NIT fino-
Iifer Siebe 5itgetban luur, bleIer
Nerser alt eripuren.
.Nlfonio", iagte er nod elmer
Eauie. prpenn iii gegell ole meme
Bitter taub Bit. menn ole liebepoaeu
s9orte Ieines gyllberS lliht perm0.
geu, Gth su riitren, 10 pirit Slt serl
@efehleu umieres Saters nift Su'
pioer buubeln mollen; or tr,tg lnir
m,t Sir ieinen @ilIen 5ll perfiiabeu,
CAB On obne @ersug IN ben goa!
tommen ioleIt, nnb Cir sill meloen,
oaf err bon Dir ertparte, III meroeit
burh 9ein 8enebmen Die ollgeneine
Sr6blihfeit nid)t it0reu."
9ei oieien @orten Seoerico'S itnno
Nlionio mli, uuo folgte itumm iet'
rem @rlloer. Gie fleine giotbliige
hottie bie erpiinihte @irtung, uno
chpohl Seoerico burd ole Sdrte lei
nes Sruoers iebr aefrunft iein
muBte, 10 freute er iid bod I'M
Snnern, ieinem Goter eiuen Summer
eriparen 5u f6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-14
Ser SabreStaa.

&c bc9nb lid, einmaL SAB Grni
Carlo 9emnaroi, bel Geleaenbeit
zines Sa~breStoaes, Den er feiern
wollte. Elm aroBeS Selt permitaltete
NOM er Siele Der @uaeiebeniteu ans
DER 9egeno einlMb. @roBe Sor6erei-
tinaen lplrben ~getroiicn, benn eS
ioate cineS Der alGnaenbIten Seite
Werben, lpelhe ieit pielen Sabren
ltattsehan8en gatten. !Graf Carlo,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03

ons,y she was taking 1T She had
spoken In almost q whisper. but Q
whisper piteous and broken Hell
hands were nervously clasping n un
clasping each other as she TODD D.
fore him.
"They say II Is an omen--an omen on
evil to Blackcastle," she went on, stu
in that hushed, pleading voice. An
no greater evil can COM to Blackcas-
tie than that which has fallen-there.
there; what am | saying? Don't ask
me anything" desperately. Il don't
knowl"
She turned abruptly away from him
and left the room. leaving her COM
panion gazing after her with an express
sion Of bewildared discontinue.
"By Jovei" said Mr.. Cyril Caring
ton. by way Of confused and emphatic
protest-'by Jove!"
ITO Be contInued.)
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03
DIRECTIONS NOT EXPLICIT.

One Old Gentleman's System for a
Fight Would Not Apply.
well, my boy" said the old gentle
man, IL understand yo4've been fight.
ing"
Il was in something OF a scrap" re-
piled the youth.
well, l suppose boys will fight, and
there's no use trying to stop it. You
don't look much the worse for It,"
Got of pretty light, sure" said the
boy.
Lick the other fellow?"
well, hardly"
'Um, that's bad. Did you follow
your old fathers advice?"
Eyes, sir"
"You struck the first blown"
"Yes, sir"
"And hit him hard?"
CAS- hard as l could"
"Kaccked him DOWN."
Knocked him fiat"
"And that didn't end the fight?"
well, ! should sly not"
The old gentleman looked puzzled.
That's funny" he said. 81 never
knew II to fail when / was a boy"
Maybe when you were a boy the
other fellow didn't fall Oh a brick pile
and get up with a half brick in his
hand and chase you a mile. Thatll
knock most any kind OF a system sill.
ly."-Brooklyn Eagle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03
WHEN BRAIN TRICKS HAND.
An Instance Of the Queer Things Peo-
pie will do In SPITE of Themselves.

An Instance Of the Queer Things Peo-
pie will do In Spite of Themselves.
There, I've made that same mis-
take again. Queer, what tricks q fel.
lows brain will play him. ! meant to
direct a letter to a frien din New York
who lives at No. lis East 1ilth street,
but what do you suppose ! did,"
And the tired man glanced at the
other, who was cutting the pages OF q
magazine.
"You did Just what I've often done
~transposed the figures, l suppose. You
directed it to No. Ill East l15th
street"
81 see you've been there"
more times than ! can count. II
would take a fellow half OF his time
If he would stop to bother about his
mistakes"
He'd never carry that message to
Garcia, would he?" said the first speak
er, tossing the envelope in the waste
basket.
Garcia would fail to get that mes
sage, that's all. Got 1t right this
timer"
"All right this time. No. lis East
111th street, Look for yourself"
Envelope is directed all right
sealed and stamped, too. Your friend
will think you are trying to play In
April fool joke on him. though"
"Eh? What do you mean?"
"Humph! I've made the same mis-
take myself. There is nothing in this
envelope, old man"
"What?"
look in the waste basket"
"Well, I'll be hanged! left the
letter in the misdirected envelope
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03
CHAPTER XVIII.
"Past All, Save Peace.

The dressing bell rang. and still that
closed door at the end OF the great
corridor did not open.
Throughout the vast old house the
curtains were drawn In cosy and de
termined exclusion OF the dreary night
without. The Tres were stirred to
ruddier radiance, the lamps were
burning clearly.
The dInner bell was changing out It's
summons. when Miss Lennox came
into the hall. shutting and locking the
door behind her.
Her foot was on the first step of the
stairs. when she felt a hand laid on
hcr arm, AMI turned to face Mr.. Bow
ers.
Miss Lennox." he said. In anxious
perplexity. what are we TO do? Lady
| Darlington should know OF this. 1t is
bat right and necessary that she
SHOULD be informed. and yet. how shall
we tell her-who shall tell her? YOU"
in nervous %insinuation. ARE like her
own daughter. Perhaps-yoa-"
YES In a low. rapid voice I will
tell her. You need say no word to
her-none. | will tell her-later."
She went swiftly up the wide stair
way. her purplish draperies trailing be.
hind her. At the head OF the stairs
she met the doctor on his way from
the sick chamber. He looked at her
keenly.
How Is she. doctor7"
Better tonight. | am happy to say
much better! The fever though very
fierce, was brief. She will waken and
be conscious about midnight: but she
must not be allowed 10 talk, or be In
any way subjected to excitement.
But YOU" with a penetrating look. you
are III yourself. Miss lennox. My dear
young lady. you must be careful--ex-
tremely CAREFUL"
One hand al resting on the carved
baiustrade, snow white against It's pol.
ished blackness. She frightened her
grasp with a slight nervous pressure
as she spoke.
."oh. no! am not III. indeed--I am
quite we'll"
Immediately above her q bronze
Apollo reared aloft . globe Of llgh..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03
THE MOTIVE.
How the Plots Of Plays are Figured
Out.

How the Plots Of Plays are Figured
Out.
How do you figure out the plots Of
your plays?" inquired the anxious
novice.
Motive is the only key that opens
the portals of dramatic action" said
the popular dramatist. "And motive
is best tested by the query. 'WhyY.
See how have applied the principle
In my latest work. Why are the chill.
dren on the stage? Because the scene
is a nursery. Why does the villain
come to the nursery: Because he ia
pursuing the mother. Why is the
mother In the nursery? Because h
is attending the children"
But why do you have a nursery on
the stage at all?" queried the noyice
Why not something else?"
Because" said the popular drama.
list. proudly, because I have a com.
mission to write a play with a nurs.
cry in it."-New York Times.