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As n rule. people of melancholy
temperament. or with a sorrow at
the heart give way TO IL within
doors In the privacy Of their own
apartments. The daughter Of Don
ignaeio had been more often taught
10 ahsuaRe hers upon tho house-top.
10 which she was accustomed 90 as
oend daily. staying there for hours
alone. Fs This she had oppOrtu-
nifty. her father. busted with state
affairs. npen ding most Of hts time
at least during the diurnal hours
At government headquarters In the
palace.
On this day, however. Lulsh VAL
verde mounted up 20 the azotea with
feelings and under an impulse very
different from that hitherto actual
ing her. Tier behavior. too. was diff
rorent. When she made her way up
and took stand inside the mirador,
or balcony. her eyes. instead Of
wandering dreamily on the land
scapa. with no care for It's nttrao-
tons, were turned in a particular
direction. ana became fixed upon q
single point This was where the
road. running from the city 10 Tacu-
baya. aionEHide the aquedugt %
Chapullspee. parts from the latter.
diyorgins abruptly 20 tho left. BE
yond this point the enuseway. car
Red on among mnEuey plants ana
Peruvian pepper trees. cannot be
seen from the highest house-top In
the city.
Why on this day. more than any
other. did the young lady direct her
glance 20 the bend In the road. there
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poaAl Of herself and party.
There we're bat few ladies "a The
City Of Moxlro who would not have
been flattorod by aueh an invitation.
ali the more from the card bsnfing
the name. Antonio BgDez DO santa
Anna. signed bY himself with the
added phrase "eon estima pafileu-
lar
Hut little cared she FOR the fiat
terry. Rather ala II oauSe Aor feel
Ing OF disgust, with something akin
Co fear ~ was not tho first time
the ruler Of Mexico had paid com
piiments Hpd pressed his attentions
upon her.
8oon AZ glanced over she let the
deapiHed thing fall. almost fllnginR Il
az her feet. and once more bent her
eyes upon the Taeubaya road and
continued 20 watch impetientiY. the
Invitation 10 ride Ia the state car
fiaEe being ~ much out Of her mind
as though she had never received r..
Not many minutes longer before
Hhe was intrudad upon This time.
however. BY no domestic. Instead a
lady--llke herself. young ana beau
tiui. but beauty OF al altogether
different style. Though ~ pure
spanish descent. fsulsa Vhiverde was
"A blonde. her complexion bright.
with hair or sunny hue.
She who now appeared upon the
azotsa was dark. her skin showing
"A tinEe OF golden brown, with pro
fusion or black hair plated aud
eolled as c0r0net around her head.
The red upon her cheeks was Of the
deep tint Of a damhak rose. The
tones however. were in perfect haf-
mony. and distributed over features
Of tho finest mold produced "a face
In which soft feminine beauty WED
with a sort OF savage picturesque
ness. making II piquantiy attractive
and betwitchina.
The young lady was the Countess
Almonte descended from one Of
ConquiHtadors who had welded an
Aztec princoas--ths beautiful Isabel
Almonte. whose charms were at the
time the toast OF every circle IN
Mexico.
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/ IaThHaaa"
"carambale interrupted the young
enuuie1s. who. FREQ Of speech. waa
accustomed 70 inteflardlnR II WITH
/ her country forius or exclamation.
WhhtH al THE obout pralflaa and
I"Snhf 80 fnf ne I know. Hupetto
was never there " his life
| Itupcri0iH echoed tho other. thu
Joy which had 20 suddenly ne up her
/ features BH suddenly returning 10
shadow Il thought you were apeak.
| Ing Of floreneie."
They uudefntgod each other now.
Long since had their love secrets
been mutually confessed. and Luiaa
Valycrds needed no telling who
ItupertO was. independent Of what
she had lately learned from the
coudega. she knew him 10 be a gem
tieman ~ good family a soldier Of
some reputation. but who-aH once
her own father had tho misf0rtuns
TO belong u the party now out Of
/ power many - them In exile or
retired upon their estates in the
/ country the time taking no
part IN politics. An for himself. he
had not been lately IN the city Of
Mexico. though IL was said he was
stu IN the country; a. rumor had
II. hiding away somewhere among
the mountains. And rumor went
further. even 10 the defiling Of his
fair name.
Forgive me. Isaboll" said her
friend. opening her arms and re-
ceiying tho countess In syinpathstie
embrace. forgive me for the mis-
take I have made
Nay. It's who should ask for
Riyeneas.' returned the other. seq
Ing the mlsappfehension her words
had caused. with their distressing
effect. Il ought 10 have spoken
palmer But you know how much
my thoughts have been dwelling on
Ikuperto."
but. Isabel. you say they made
him a prisoner! Who has done that
and why7"
'srhs soldiers Of the state. As TO
why, you can easily guess. because
ne belongs 10 the party Of Liberals.
That's why. and nothing else. But
they don't say 80. I've something
more 10 tell YOU Would you believe
II. Luiss. that they accuse him o.
being a Eaitead0rTS
Il can believe him accused Of it.
some Of those in power are wicked
enough for anything but not guilty
You remember we were acquatnted
with Don Ruperto before that sad
time when We were compelled 70
leave the country. ! should say he
would be the last man 10 stain his
character By becoming a robber.'
''The very last mani R0bbeT In
deed My noble Ruperto, the pErsst
Of patriots. purer than any In this
Degenerate land. Ay-ds-mii'
And where % he now. Isabel
sIn prison, as I told you.
But what PRISON.
That's Just what am longing 10
know. All I've heard is that he's IN
a prison under the accusation or De-
ing hiRhwayman- But" she
added. angriiy stamping her tiny
foot, they who accuse him shah
rue II. lie shall be revengsd on
them. I'll see justice dons him my
self Ali that viii T. though
cost. me all I'm worth. Only 70
think -Rnperto a robberi Ny Rn-
pertoi"
ITO be continusd)
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Eruptions OF Copper coiered Fpqts "a
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cHAPTER XVI

n MUTUAL ARRHEH IsNNION.
Luina Vaivcrde and Isabel Al
monte were such fast friends that
scarcely a day passed without their
seeing one another aud exchanging
condolences. They lived In the same
street. the condaaa having a house
Of her own. though nosninally owned
BY her Krandnunt and guardian.
For. besides being beautiful and pos
sesssd OF IA iitle-sne Of the few
atiil found IN Mexico. relios OF tbs
old regime Isabel Almonte was TN
mensely rich. had houses m tho city.
Tiilss In the country, property ev-
erywhere. shs bad a will Of her
own as well and spent her wealth
according 10 hev inritnhfiOns. which
were all on the side OF generosity.
even to caprice. BY nature a light
hearted. Joyous creature. gay and
merry. a. one OF the bright birds Of
her country. n was a rare thing 20
see sadness upon her face. And yet
Luisa VRiverde looking down from
the nifador. now saw troubled sx-
preston upon ~. excitement in her
eyes. while her hoAoln rose and fell
IN quick pulHationn. True. she had
run up the eacualeras=a stair II four
flishts-TiehOut pause or rest. and
that might account for her iRborsd
breathing. but net for the flush on
her cheeks and the sparkle On her
eyes. These came from a different
cause. though the Same ono which
had carried her up the long stair
way without pauslug 70 take breath.
She had not sno1gh now left 70
declare IL. but stood painting and
Bp~echle.a.
what 10 Il. IKAbelT" asked hsv
friend. tn an ascent Of alarm
"oh. Lulritai what do you think7s
Kasped the condesa.
.whatY'
They have taken hifn--they hav.
him In prison."
lie lives then-Etill lives"
eatnl lives" echoed the condesa.
with look OF mingled surprise and
perplexity. cor course he does:
surely you ala not think he Was
dead"
.Indesd knew not what 10 think
30 long since saw or heard of
him. on. I'm 80 glad he's here.
even though In a prison. for while
there's lifa there's hope"
by this time the condeRa had re-
covered breath, though not compo-
sure OF countenanoe. Her express
sion was changed nom the look of
trouhls TO one Of blank astonlsh-
meut. What could her friend mean
.Hope'" abe calculated again as
an echo. then remained silent and
locked dazed.
Yes. Isabel. had almost de-
SPARED OF him. hut are you sure
they have him here in prison7 !
was IN fear that he had been killed
in battle or died upon the march.
somewhere In those great prairies OF
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CHAPTER XIV.
wAITINa ANp wArcHING.

AZ II was now tho third day after
their arrival IN Mexico. II may be
wondered why the young lady had
not sought this information before.
The explanation Is easy. Her father
owned = country house IN the en-
ylrona OF san Augustine. some 10
miles from THE city. and there stay
ing she had only tho day before
heard that the captive train. long
Soon as hearing II, she had has
tened her return 90 town and was
now taking steps TO ascertain
whether her lover stiii lived.
She did not think of making In
quiry at tho Acordada. though n
rumor hid reached her that some OF
the prisoners were there. But surely
not Don Fiorcncioi II alive. II was
not likely he would be thus dis
Eraeed. at least she could not be-
lieve II. Little she dreamed OF the
malice that was moving. ana In SCI
oret, 20 degrade IN her eyes the man
who was uppermost in her thoughts.
And as little she suspected when
one of the house domestica came
upon the azotea and handed her n
large ornamental envelope. bearing
the state arms, that Il was part OF
the malignant scheme.
Breaking It open she drew out an
embossed and gilded card-R ticket.
IL came from the dictator. inviting
Dona Luisa Valverde to be present
in a grand procession. which was to
take place on tho following day; In
timating. moreover. that one OF the
state carriages would be at the dis
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Rev Jno. s. Cox. OF Wake. Ark,
writes. For IL years l suffered
frem yellow Jaundice. 1 consulted
a number OF physicians and tried all
sorts OF medicines. but got no relief
Then I began tho use OF Electric
BItters and feel that am now cured
OF disease that had me In its grasp
for twelve years" II you want a re-
liable medicine for Liver and kidney
trouble. stomach disorder or general
debility. get Electric Bitters. It's
guaranteed by @. o. GUY, Inc, Sec +.
end avenue and Yesisr. only soc.
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Pcrpcus had been turning persons
into stone by showing them the hor-
rgbls head OF MeduHa. the Oorgon,
said Mercury. who called ON him
one day. Gee whlrz. that mus, be
the uglieat face Ia tho world"
Dent know about that. said the
hero = suppose you've never seen
my u1uther-in-law.
This was the ruother-tn-iaw joke
In It's primitive state.
Pluto. king OF the internal regions.
when he drew that portion OF ths
universe as his domain. War not en-
actiy satisfied. As ne Inspected the
place he wa. moved TO remark
This place 10 politics
The truth Of bis proposition stands
the tsat OF ioEio the inverse OF ~
being true.
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ECHOES FROM
BATTY-LAHD

FAITHFUL WATCHERS AT THE
BAR.
Standing Just outside the bar.
Listening 10 the breakers roar.
watching for some iuektess schooner
Drifting onward % the share.
Day by day they stand there watch
Ing.
with but one thought on th~ir
minds
watching for tho coming aohoonsr-.
I.adsusd down with amber
sssteinH~
Tho the foam nj times tash Ger
them.
N has ever been their beast
That In spite Of every danger
You will find them at their post
Falthfai7 Aye. shout forth their
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ruaps more lovely. or mote inter
satinE than that which surrounds
the city of Mexico. Look In What
direction ona viii. the eye 10 FUR,
niahed with a feast Surveying :,
from any root In tho city Itself. the
~s~ns 10 ore 10 delight the sy. and
gladden. IN. heart. Ana yet on ths
asotsa Of a certain hoass. o. rather
in tho balcony above n stood a
young lady. who booked over u
without dsliah; in her eye or glad
ness In her heart
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE arRAwBEHRY crop q Nil.
ton. ore, Will be unusually large this
year The season viii open neat week
THE ELECTRIC franchise Recently
granted Tho anoauaimte company b
the city 81 noilinKham has been prAe.
ttcails killed. the council refusing uer-
tain amendments vital 10 the interests
q the company.
! ~ AHRENa brakeman On a
Northern Pacific train. was killed
while coupling freight ears al scsife-
woaiisy.
All. THE nREwERs. bostieru and
drivers - the Spokane Rrewirs q
Mailing company went 0at On q strike
yesterday.
JP MUtIiSIx. an Old resident u
WafiA Waiia. WAS buried ~ the
Masonic order yesterday ne Was a
native q Tennessee
WILLIE pAvta The is-y~ar-old boy
- Waiis Waiia Who was cauxistesi
1t having stolen fifteen bicycles ga one
week has been sentenced 10 AZ Ia.
def.nlts term In the refofm school.
OGDEN w. RoIcr. q California pss-
seer. 8 years Old. died at Taoamal go.
tsfday lie w~nt to California ID Isat
Yer the psst ten years be has lived IN
Tacoma
PRoF. EDWIN A. SNOW. assistant
professor % Ensilsh ct the WNanisa.
ton Agricultural college. has resigned
CLYDE REuntcK. a fugitive ffum
Kan-4s. was captured Yesterday On .
farm near Spokane ~ Fimkertan de-
tnesixea Ne h wanted On charge q
dsfsaadiaE a bank
ALL THE EVERETT stree, cars are
% te painted Fsfias. On the theory
that salt air spells the dark red p4ist
which has previously hsen uHsd.
AIRS JAMES PARKER % drast
Greek. near MissuaiA- Meat. vas
trasnplsa 20 death ~ a vicious horse
yesterday. she leaves three little
ehildrvn.
FORTY MEN tn the stove foundry
| On the aaism prtapn mutinlsd Rriday
| evening Thsy wef@ overcome BY
| armed EuArda
II
THE REPORT that there T. oppo'
/ ritfan 60 the plan e British colnmbia
ana United States eanusfyfnrn meet
tag In conferences. has been s~fi~d. Ths
| Canadians ar. 10 work Ia haFmany
| with the Americans for matnai bone
| fIt
MIRA NARY Ffgf.EHISi. driver
/ er.sy By the care q mia. ehlitrsf
i arraas the continent tbfsW her hahf
| from q Great Nafthsru tFain near Co
| ltsrnhla Faiis last uixht. Ths child waa
picked up anharmsi.
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BYNoPaf8

~ Apfhlb.
Florence Kenfnsy. captain OF
Texas filibuatera, ~ captured dur
inE the Mier expedition into Mexico
In New Orleans the young ftiHhmhn
had loved the daughter of Don Ia
nncio Naiverde. a Mexican gentle
NINA baninhed b. Santa Anna. In a
duel with Carlos Rantander. he had
spared his rivals life after nearly
losing his own through his oppo-
nents trsachery. Hnntsnder. now a
colonel on Santa AnnA's staff, visits
him IN prison. where Keatney and
his companion. Girls Rock. Of TeSaa,
are coupled 60 native prisoners
Rocks ohainmats being n dsformed
dwarf.
HAntander. the cause OF their pres
ent plight. taunts tham and plans
their further humiliation.
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CHAPTER XIV.

In the city Of Mexico tho houses
are flat-roofed. the roof bearing tho
name Of asotsa. A parapetsd wall.
aome three ear four feet In height.
the adjacent houses from one an
other when they chance 90 be on the
came level and also prevent falling
off. Privacy. besides, has 10 40
with this protective screen. the
aHotsa being q place Of almost daily
resort. N the weather be fine. and
a rayorits iounsing place. where
visitors are frequently received.
n would be difficult 90 find land
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Grizzly Bear Mining co. Of Sc
attic. Wash.
Notice 10 hereby given that n
nesting Of the stockholders Of the
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II. A. HELLAN. Secretary.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
the Planet Gold and Silver Mining
Co. II Seattle. Wash.
Notice IL hereby given that n meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Planet
Gold and Silver Mining Co. will be
held on the 3rd day OF May. 1904. at
the office OF the company. EI2 and
219 Arcade building. on Second av-
enue. between Union and University
streets. Seattle, Washington. ct 3
o'clock .. IN. Of said day for the pur-
pose Of voting 60 dis-incorporats and
dissolve the said Planet Gold and
Silver Mining Co.
Dated. Seattle. Wash, April 18th,
1901.
Il. w. WOOD, Secretary.
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Grizzly Bear Mining CO. viii be held
on the Ord day OF May. 1904. at the
office OF the company. 7i3 and 2ia
Arcade building. on sscond avenue.
between Union and University
streets. Seattle. Washington. at :
o'clock p. m. OF said day. for the
purpose Of voting 20 dis-incorporate
and dissolve the said Grizzly Bear
Mining Company.
Dated. Seattle. wash, April 10.
1904.
II A HETJAN aeeretarv
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THIS Il the season OF the yearwhen
The small boy Enta ntoop-ahouldered
from carrying quart OF marbles IA
his pocket.
hail the fresh. dewy eucumhert
Now IL the time when IN slumber
Nightmares hold rcvrl In number.
filed on our chests. they cucumber
Wiahhones like piles OF green lum-
Der.
MYTH FROM MYTHOLOGY.
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He We Chinese MsdIcIne Co.

Gure an chronI
diseases Of men
and women with
out o peratio n.
Cured by power
ful Chinese roots.
herbs, barks. buds
and vegetables.
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dreds Of cases
that have been
given up to die
We @ u A X A ~ =
r Il II 10 ours
T h e u IN atism ,
a asthma, catarrh.
stomach. kidney,
liver. fe IN a ! .
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war BULLETINS

Rastus B.-'sYou're n knocker."
kunnei n.-''You.ro n dirty neither.
alao n CRATER"
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He1kness and al pfIVafe dIseasaa.
Call and see this wonderful Chinese
medicine. Have a talk with Hes
Wo before giving up your case as
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The war IL certainly deliduosclnE
when a noxer uprising threatens 60
become feature thereof.
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The Meme indiana who are bury
ing alive their Eirl babies arc Just
committing race suicide IN their own
way.
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Weather Eenaatlon-M Man ia Lex
iurton wires un. The Sun Shines
Fright on My old Kentucky Homer
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MIRA NARY FfgIEHKi. 6rsvsa
crazy b. the care q min. children
anraas the continent tbrsw her hahF
from q Great Narthsfu traia near Co
lisrnhl4 Faiis last uixht- Ths child vas
nle "a SD nnhArmsd.
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MYTH FROM MYTHOLOGY.
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISH

Theys precious
few folks int ever
lis'ns ia sermon
hard enough 4 get
tn saraeha.
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= II AHHENa brakeman On a
Northern Pacific train. was killed
while coupling freight ears al Hcsifo-
wnailsy.
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THE REPORT that there T. oppo.
sitter 20 the plan e British Columbia
ans United States eannsfyfnen meet.
tag In confrreucs. has been e~ri~d. The
Canadians are 10 work In hafnaany
with the Americans for nstnai bnas.
fIl
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FORTY MEN tn the stove foundry
IN the aaism prtaon mutinlsd Rriday
evening Thsy we're avsrcotne ~
armed guArda
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MRS JAMES PARKER % Grant
Greek. near AiasoaiA- Meat. vas
traeaplsa 90 death ~ a vicious horse
yesterday. she leaves three little
ehIis1ran
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the kind. 1t was simply Mr.. AS ex-
preston of gratitude for his daugh-
ter's saftev, which Mr.. A asSuredly
would not have paid had he not fully
persuaded in his mind that DR.. B.
was fully entitled to that amount. The
amount of the fee is not the vial ques-
ton. Ii is the way in which it is OBJ
tanned that constitutes grating. Dr..
Lorenz's and Dr.. Osler's fees, hough
princely, were honestly earned. for
they were extorted, but willingly paid
for exceptional services. with dis
tinct understanding as to the charges
before IT, services were rendered.
On the c.,,eH hand. the writer knows
of a Ger. ain Chicago doctor who in
sistd upon the payment in advance
OF 81 900 before h. would consent to
look at case ri perpetual fever in
this city. This was graft of the most
contemplate variety. For it was an
extortionate fee. obtained from a man
in very moderate circumstances. sole
ilv because Of his love for his dying
wife. whom the doctor knew to be
Ihopelessly i'll. and to whom he de-
voted at the outside. not more than
one hour OF his time, and as he knew
at the time payment was obtained
uselessly. Such cases we believe tc
be exceedingly rare in tn medical
profession. but such there are occa-
,onally.
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Winthrop College
Scholarship & Entrance
Examination.

The Examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop COL
lege and for the admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 9th, at
9 A. M. Applicants must not be less
than fifteen years of age. When schol-
arss1ps are vacated after July 8, they
will be awarded to those making the
highest average at this examination
Scholarships are wortks10 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September 21, 1904. For further in
formation and catalogue address
Pres. 3. B. johnson, Rock HILL S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-06-24

Johnny said the teacher, who
is the greatest man in the world?"
Il amt sure about it." replied Mr..
Henpeck's little boy, but l guess ma
is. Chicago Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-06-24
Large Medical Fees.

World Today.
Much OF what is called large fee
graft is falsely named. For instance:
More than once I have heard of Mr..
AS princely fee OF $4,000 spoken OF
as Dr.. BIS graft. 1t was nothing OF