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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
6 0 million III 6anoels g.
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fou, trat beute bier aufammen. 9ie
@ommilfion befebt aug @DngreB=Wit-
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finger, 81. $. S9ifs=gigentbiimer,
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ein9elaben.
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@lpbe=2tnte befiirwortete energii9
59iHs Subfioten. Ollie Nationen
bGtten in bieier ooer iener Nrt Die mo-
tiirli9en 8erbdltnife unterfftbt.
6. 9. Orcutt, prdfbent Der Neu=
port Stems s9ifsbau=@ efeai9aft, be-
mertte, baB S6ife in England I'M rs
grocent biliser als bier gebaut uersen
fDnnen. 9ie Nrbeitsl6bne feien bier
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ber erIparen on ben Material= Soften
geee1t bier 40 big so YrOesnt. an
bieier leBteren 9iferen5 TRACE Der
S4uB3ol S9ulb.
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leute=@ eUerfi6aft, er5dblte, 1903 ieien
tber 600 Soote unb 1877 2ebet auf ben
Seen uno an Der atlantii9en Settle
berloren gegangen. Nusiagen bon
2enis Nirot1 unb Nrberen fol9ten.
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g a s rancisco o, %. Ufat.
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Seuabune nod @ap Nome, 9erietb
beute bur6 cine grplofton in 8rano.
Das Geuer, bas au6 bic Werfte er=
9riff, mar balb bepdltigt; bas S9if
rib fi9 aber bon feinem QnferplaBe
lps unb trieb, Elm Glammenmeer, Die
8u9t binab. gs biirfte D6uig ber=
loren fem.
Ser 9ampfer 1T b61tg abgebrannt.
Die 2abung geb6rte bornebmli9 Der
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berluit betrdet eeeet 800, 900. Gin
@eemartn erlitt oielei6t lebensgefdbr=
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fi9 nit tnapper Notb.
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MICE Minuten bpr Der @rploion ber=
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Sritte rettete ft9 hur9 96mimmen
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trinten nabe NOR, in Si9erbeit ge=
bra6t.
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g t. 8, NO., %. Mat. =
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2aoer Der @abetten, Marine= unb
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l1ebun9en ffatt.
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@ebdube er6fnet; morgen folgt Ger
brafilianii9e pabiuon.
SIM 8ergperfs : 8ebdube entftanb
beute elm fletner 8ranb, Der iebcb nur
unbebeutenben S9aoen anridtete.
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bent 5rancis, Der BON elmer tursen
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gegebenen 8eri9t ersiebt Der Beiu9 Der
MusfeIung in lebter Wo9e folsenoe
.3ablen: Montae 26,075, 9ienitae
80, 1926, Mittpod AZ, AIS, 9onnertas
1882, Greitas Al. 587, Samtag
"a, 936. 9tes ma9t fir Die ganse
Wo9e 257, Gil, ooer SO, 14O mebr als
in Der borbergebenoen nit 188.471
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friegs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Spiel oes s6ifials.
Seltiames Wieberieben bon Mntter
nno Sinh mad LANCER Srennnng.

Battle Greet, Wi9., %.
Mai. @li3abetb 8ambooraeian, cine
pfegerin in Dem biefigen Sanitarium,
uuroe 9eftern Na6t bon Der poli3et
als 9olmetf9er 81 elmer betngten Grau
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febt unb Der en9lif6en Spra9e ni6t
m6dtig mar. 9as Mdb9en fanb feline
eigne Mutter, Die es felt langen Sa6ren
fitr tobt gebalten. 9te Grau bate Elm
Sobn mad Stem Sort 9ebra9t; maj
belt i'm bort feft unb bic Mutter
ma9te fi9 aleit nod benz Weifen auf.
@nbe NAB t.
% abin9ton n, %. Mai. Ser
Snner=8 Barrett 8erf9n6run9sspr oseB
fOmmt in 2 ober 8 Sagen an Die Surn.
9ie 3eugen : 8ernebmungen purben
beute 8ormittas beenbet uno Der ganae
Na9mittag ber9ing nit &eben bon
Strafberfol9ung unb 8ertbeioigung
tiber Die Der Surp su ertbeilenben Sn=
ftruftionen. Die glaibopers bcr Der
Surp tperoen borausfi9tli9 auf atuei
Sage bei9rdntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
S6arf bema6t.
Gines 8ahn-Yrdtoenten nnliebjame
Grlebnifie tn Sapan.

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retite, i9reibt einem hiefigen Jreunbe,
iapanii6e 9eteftips feien ieinen epu=
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ben amerifanif9en @oniul I'm 6ilfe gu
bitten.
&ur5 mad ieiner 4ntunft in Sapan
bra9ten ale iapanii9en 8ldtter einen
Nrtifel, pona9 er our 2eitung Der
transfibirifden Babn beftimmt fet.
@r nurbe iOfort unter Nuffi9t getelt
unb Seteftibs foleten ibn bon Srt gu
Srt, bis er fi9 an einen amerif. @on=
jul tuanbte. Ser @oniul neranlaBte,
bob Die gref1e Die Melbuns, tpel&e gu
ben geldftsungen anlaB gegeben.
tpioerrief.
&bermal 8 eine @rpIo=
ion.
6 m b H. sc. s., %. Mat. =
Sur4 cine grplofton, pel9e ft9 beute
in Der 5suertuerfs= Gabrif Bon s. 6.
@oloie eret9nete, tamert elm Manr unb
2 &naben um's 9eben; 6 Mdnner unb
2 Mdo9en finb f6per berlebt.
rdtbenta &eien.
% 9 o n, %. Wai. -
prdibent &ooiebelt retfte beute nod
@roton, Maf., ab, um Der prets-@er=
tbeilung in Der S6ule %bei5uuobner1,
pel9e feline S6bne Sbeobore unb Ser
nit beiu9et. Die Geieaf6aft, aus benz
0~rdioenten, feiner S6md9erin 5rau
@arem, Setretdr 2oeb unb 6rau Ser
guion aus Seem Dort beftebenb, fubr
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tagssuge Der pennfplbania=B abn ange=
bdn9t murbe.
g b II $ pium=
SW III u y * I"
Wabineton, %. Mai.
gtner beutiesn @rfldruns bes @befs
bes @ebeimbienfes Wiltte sufDl9e, 1T
Die unteriu9nns iber ben Optum=
f9ml1ggel amii6en Seattle unb Port=
Lamb am @onntag nit Der 8ei9lag=
BON Opium i'm Wertbe bpn
100000 unb Der 8erbaftung BON 6.
Gtepens alias Suttle, 30. g. Gree
unb Nlfreb 2arfon, ale bon Seattle,
ab9ei9lofen poroen.
Stebens, Der &dbelsftbrer, Dperirte
felt berf6iebenen Sa6ren nit @rfolg.
Seine MetbDben tparert orieinel; ct
betbeiligte f9 ME ielbf am gertriebe
beg @ontrebanoe= Spiums. @bineii4e
Sdnbler in 8ictorta importirten bas
Opium aus China unb lieferten es
bann an Ngenter bon Stebens ab.
Sobant fam bic Waare an 8oro
8oots DON Stebens uno Durbe
per Gra6t in 2 Bianos unb 2 eiiernen
8elbi6rdnfen an fingirte perfonen in
Portlano 9efanbt. Die bortiQen N9en=
ten bra9ten bas Opium bann auf ben
Wartt.
Gein Sreuno BON g D.
EN-
st. Bouts, Mo., %. Mat. g.
2ebrtes BON bier erfldrtr fi9 beute i'm
8unbesgert@t fir f9ulbig, Slsomar=
gefdrbt uno, obne es als fol9es
gu besei4nen, bertauft gu baben. @r
tuurbe gu 81, 900 berurtbeilt unb ere
tldrte, lieber bic @trafe abfber als
5u mollen.
8 ewifenIoe 8 offs
gigent b Il m +.
Sacoma, WaIb.. %. Mai.
Srtmmer bon benz 9ampfer @ormin,
Der am 9ienftag aus Seattle mad
Some nit SO Bafagieren ab9ing, wur=
ben peftli9 bon Der Sniel gancouber
gefunoen.
9as S9if bdtte f6on frttber fabren
iOllen, muBte aber pegen 8ef4merben
bon Paha9ieren, Die neberlabung gel=
teno ma9ten, no6mals um9elaben
tueroen. Sc berrf9t bic 8efir6tung,
oaB bas S9tf, tpeldes als ieeuntt6tig
galt, berloren tit.
8 | DE mnfrntifhe Stnnts=l
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27

Do not be deceived-just as good
generally is not as good. There
fore, when buying Fertilizers be
sure to buy Swift & Co.'s--the
very best.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
The Trust Menanee.

In the seventh count of the late
Senator Hoar's Indictment against
the trusts they were charged with
the power to corrupt elections.
If Senator Hoar were alive he
could amend and enlarge this
charge. He would find ground for
the charge that with the money
which they supply for corruption
of elections they purchase the con-
troll of an administration. Ii this
is not the meaning of the contri-
buttons squeezed out of the trusts
by Mr.. Cortelyou, who is armed
with their business secrets, forced
out of them under authority of the
law when he was at the head of
the department of commerce, there
is no significance in any political
action of a campaign manager.
The Cortelyou scandal is appall-
ing; it is a warning of what must
come out of the partnership of the
the government with powerful in
terests enjoying governmental
privileges.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that Fritz Kaths
has been appointed Guardian Of the person
and Curator Of the estate Of w. R. Hins-
dale, an insane person, of Iron county, by
the Probate Court Of the County Of Iron,
State Of Missouri, bearing date the 9Th day
Of September, 1904. All persons having
claims against said insane person are re-
quired to exhibit them to me for allowance,
within one year after the date Of said ap-
pointment, Or they may be precluded from
any benefits Of such estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time Of the publication Of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
I~rcnton, Mo-, September III, 1904.
FRITZ KATHS,
Guardian and Curator.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

small, in some instances it will be
necessary to run cutie distance to
reach your home or place Of business
from our main lines; these pipes are
called service pipes and are always
run at the expense of the consumer.
However, we have decided to run 100
SERVICE PIPES FREE OF COST
TO CONSUMERS, and to make these
cover the needs of as many patrons as
possible. We are now ready to re-
ceive applications for these services
in our offices at No. 228 Washington
avenue. A large humber have al
ready made informal applications and
will be taken care of. Get your APP
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
Remarkable Operation.

n
g1eaI operation was performed
city last Friday by Dr. w -
upon ali old negro nGnied
Hampton, who, for the last 4
LAS been blind from a cataract
eeye. The old negro was q
rinployc Of Gen Wade Hamp-
Hampton, Miss, but who Is
wing on plantation near the
,lace belonging to Mr.. T.. Hy-
He lost the sight in one eye
years ago but 4 years ago ne
I1e sight in the other and he
Ii totally blind and Mr.. Lyman,
IN that DR.. Howard, who re-
came here from Koskiusco,
u eve. ear and nose specialist,
him concerning his negro. Sev-
tters passed between them and
8 finally brought to the CITY
Howard to make the examina-
This was done and the doctor
the cause Of his blindness due
cataract. The old negro wa
Il III tho colored Kings Da,!eh.
ONE and last Friday the opera
WIZ performed. Monday for tn
lime in four years he said h
ia his fingers when held clos
eve and Wednesday he cou1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

A pie eating contest was given by
DR.. Stookey on his stand last tuesday
night in which three negro boys and
one dago boy participated. The four
boys hands we're tied behind them
and then each was told to kneel down
in front Of four pies that had been
placed on boxes and the one who i'm
ished first was to receive so cents.
When the word go was given they
each made dive for the pies and wer
soon gulping the apple OF their eye
down as fast as possible to win the
half dollar. Hardly had the little
dago made over couple OF dives at
his pie when it fell to the ground and
his expression presented the appear,
ance OF an ancestor who had turreo
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

] Greenville CHS & Coke Co.
has between five and six miles OF
cast iron mains in the ground,
four more miles to be laid as
a. the work can be done. The
plant on South Broadway Is
inq completion, and during the
sh of November we expect to be
Iering GAS to the happy house
ers Of the beautiful and progress
city Of Greenyi;le.
lille our mains will cover th'
pretty thoroughly, making tht
Of service pipes comparatively
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
GAS GAS GAS

nli,atious in SO we can plan our
work most conveniently for you.
Our line Of gas ranges, gas and
coordination fixtures, independent and
instantaneous hit water heaters, in
candescent and arc lamps, and all
other modern gas appliances will be
complete about two weeks before we
are ready to turn on the gas. We IN
wife the public to inspect them ana
will esteem it favor to answer any
inquiries at our commodious store
22S Washington avenue.
/ The following table will show you
what we propose to do Tor Green
Vile;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

over his fruit stand Willing hands
.eea replaced it, dirt and all, but he
had no time TO separate the fruit
from the dirt About this time the
interest vi the spectators became m
tense and they cheered the boys on.
The little coons were gulping it down
faster than ever but the little dago
could be seen saying nothing, put
swallowing pie and in the next sec
ond he had it all in his mouth when
he was introduced as the winner and
was too full for utterance but ne
gracefully bowed and chewed on.
The little coons, after the contest, APP
peared fuller, and one remarked dat
dat white couldn't win had it been a
watermllon" The little dago who
won is the little boy peddler seen
daily on the streets.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

recognize form when passing be
tween TIN anil agitt Df Howard !,
only fear Of his regaining his sight
permanently is his advanced age ans
neglect 81 carrier treatment, but nc
says it now looks that way and he
has strong hopes Of his recovery
Mr.. Hyman was so well pleased with
the skill of the operation that he
brought his children, whose eyes are
affected, for examination and treat
ment here last Sunday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

ruE WAVING PA RADISE LUME. e
nv : l,n ehc in the atural aeher OF some o1e 1
Inc pa!@u'O Of these are simply mar m
adoi+v 70 naturei of the best things ol ~, iii,
~ m brown paon stretched ught oV Wv af+ dr,n
Lid de for binding is hyh ana 'a''o' 81 h+ With
- hlyn chiffon fale ending reversed oops an" 49,, ,a
mart LET buckle makes good trimming effect Inc 1 ,nder fins
~ - ta riobt side starting the crown ana inc sieN Ups
al rer fine bim There bandeau to this snaps u W ~
fitting comfortably without
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
ON A GAS RANGE

Total time consumed, l hr, so min. Actual cooking
time hr So min Gas used, meter test, 3S feet, at
III 5o ner thousand cost 70 cents, Saving, gas over
coal = 10 cente, or about 55t per cent.
thousand cubic feet the price your city council has fixed
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
ON A GOOD COAL RANGE

8, ,s..s oonau,ned hrs, 40 min. Time for heat
ssss "a min. Actual cooking time mrs, 10 MIN;
q, ''ssa a lbs Cost Of coal lat $500 per Joni ana
saIIne, l2.8o cents
she above tests we're inside with gas costing $3.50
1lf franchise,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
World,s Largest Enrina.

The palace of machinery at the
worlds fair covers more than ten acres.
The machinery on exhibit there is val.
ued at ss,0OO,00O. The largest engine
ever built is among the exhibits. It Il
5000 horsepower.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

Building Of Enormous Proportions.
Some idea of the enormous size of the
palace Of agriculture at the worlds fair
may be had when the fact is stated that
147,259 panes of glass, each 1Sx2S inches,
were used in the windows. Ten tons Of
putty were used in fastening in the glass.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
Forty Acres Of Filipinos.

The Philippine exhibit at the worlds
fair covers an area 40 acres In extent.
The cost was 100000. There are more
than 1000 native Filipinos on the reser-
walton, and they depict life as 1t really
Il in the islands.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
TEN Acres Of beautiful Roses.

The worlds fair rose garden covers
ten acres. 1t contains more than $4,000
choice rose bushes. They will bear more
than a million blossoms. The garden is
open to all visitors who are privileged
To do everything but touch the flowers
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

Mr.. J. n. Harrison, the clever and
accommodating General Passenger
Agent OF the Southern, with head
quarters in Birmingham, was IN the
city Thursday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

New style of Kabo corsets, white
took the prize at the worlds fair at
Hafter's.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
belfast Mesk

The hygienic underwear RI fe econ Wool
,oext the skin a back number; wear 1t ana
YOU are liable to colds with every change
9 the % weather. Wear Belfast Mesh and
You enjoy perfect immunity from 4 this an i
furnish you with Linen Mesh in all Sizes
from infant to adult.
7'lBg E5E&
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

THE SMART TOUR IST COAT,
tourist coats have ken the fashonabes by storm anu
, dveloned IN all sorts mannish wootex materials from
fyfeed to the finest and salt mixture aN
are the fronts double breasted with good szed pooNc
at IN the cente released below the waist 10
Iress for Tie skirt that full ana mas DON p"'
over The shoulder up the roll over collar hat 's
half from the side seams and serves - @u! ~
M 49, snoked iyorv butons are used for fastening
mining purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
An Extraordinary C0inCidence. By =--'o=

kind by ones self he thought. But in the morning he awokc in a different frame of mind altogether
 He had dreamt all night long and. strangely enough. Mabel had not been the subject of his sleeping thoughts. With the vividness of reality his fancy had been Juiie--fair. slight Julie with the trusting eyes, at the mercy of a motley crowd. Hustled here and hustled there, surrounded by no lovers protecting arm, she reached her hands to Treherne, and wistfully implored his aid.
 The ardor with which he sprang to the assistance of Beauty in distress effectu- ally aroused him from his slumbers. He sprang out of bed with his mind made mp. His dream lad made such an impression on him that, sober minded individual that he Was, he found himself leaving the house actually possessed by the romantic notion that before the day Was out Inc was tp play the part of kmght-errant tC minded now to make use of his seat al the circus even If a vacant one yawncd at his side.
 He started in good time. and as soon as he was fairly out upon the country road found himself in the midst of a good humored, hastening crowd.
 Presently when he entered the fielC where the circus had been set up. he wa: brought to a standstill His broad shoul ders stood him in good stead, and in [ little while he was able to move on; bu people seemed to be pressing him on ev cry side, and a slender form was wedGeC U4, against him.
 1 It was Julie Perrington! She recognized | Trehcrne at once. and his moved t. his hat.
 Miss Perrington," he cried in delight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

last moment put a different complexion on affairs.
 The fact of the matter was that Mabel had got better invitation and was he- havmS as she had CUue or twice behaved before under somewhat similar circum- stances.
 Dick had looked forward to the mor- row. meaning to plead his cause then. and hoping that Mabel would consent to be the queen of his small kingdom; but he
 had at last awakened from his cherished dream, and now finally realized that Ma
 bel would choose to marry for money
 rather th n for love; that the devotion
 lie offered would count little with her when compared with old MT Goldman $ | banking account.
 Dick began to feel how vain his hopes had been, and with his eyes open saw now the shallowucss and frivolitv of the character which could throw him over SC hrfTtlessly. The awakening was less pain iul than he had imagined it would bee That Htlic cousin of hers Julie Per. rinSton, is worth a dozen of her I'll be bound, he commended to himself "Those blue eyes of hers look true and c.indli ! enough Strange that even while ad- mired Mabel so much l always liked Julie best
 T wish I had asked her 10 go with me She would not have gone back on he, word I'm quite sure, even If she had q better offer. But there, What a fool
 am! No doubt she has lover of hei own. Fair, kind and true as Shaks pore has it, does not go begging" Mabels telegram had upset and annoy | ed Treherne. and when he went 10 be, | that night it was half with the inten h5
 of giving up the whole show. There- wa
 not mHSA tun in going to a thiy,s of tha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

I'm afraid I'm not proud at all" sht confessed. ''i am very sorry for your dis appointment, for I know you must be dis appointed but l shall be so pleased to ac- ccpt that seat. and l think you are very kind to offer me your escort.
 They reached their places finally and had a long wait before the performance began. But what of that? 1t did not seem long to Treherne ard he hoped mol to Julie. He was finding out new beauties in her.
 She was a fascinating little grl and he had never had an opportunity like this before of realizing her charms nor of see ing how truly pretty she was.
 Mabel was a dashiTE brunette, showy alike in dress and appearance, and had completely overshadoWed her tender, re- fined little cousin. who occupied a depend clt position in the Branccpeth household and Trchernc was convinced in his own mind she was worth her weight in gold to the establishment.
 When team of piebald ponies came Into the arena and showed of their graceful accomplishments, Julies eyes sparkled, and her cheeks flushed with childish enjoyment, displaying the grace tul contour of her figure.
 4reherne began to contrast her looks as faNorablv as her manners with those of Mabel; altogether he quite lost his heart 10 her lie had never spent any length of time in her society before, and her sweet, retiring ways had only made vague impression on him during the few occasions he had seen her i'll company "lth Mah"l, when the latter had always taken good care to monopolize the con Ncrsatiou
 No doubt many a heart Is caught 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

| tn" rebound. but maybe none the less surely held for that.
 When the circus was all over. Dick heaved sigh of regret, echoed by Julie. There still remained the task of getting nome, and Dick was determined to es- cort Julie to her very door,
 Do you know she said as they walk cd along slowly side by side, 'I never recognized you in the crowd until you turned round, and all the time l was try . Ing hard to get to you bccause I thought Here Is guCd, broad pair of shoulders, II l get behind them 1 shall be safc.'
 Trohorne laughed.
 You are making me compliments" he said
 "oh, said Julie, simply T should feel safe with you anywhere
 "I stecred you satriy through the crowd" said Treheme with gravity. "hut if you want to prove your words lou will trust me to steer you through life "
 oh, Mir Trchcrne, 1 don't understand" said Julie.
 "Give me hope" said Trcherne. that I may teach You to understand. l don | expect you to love mo all at once. though a single day spent with Nou has In, m sufficient to give my heart into yoar keeping. Believe me, he added earnest ly If I took the liberty of offering You a rejected escort I am not pleading with you to accept a rejected lover. but very earnest one on his own account
 Her eyes met his bravely. "I have al- ways loved you.' she said. simply, "but I never hoped for such happiness" Treherne parted with her at the house, He would not come iu, as she had begged him not to announce their engagement till the morrow.
 The others had not yet returned, so she