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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

Groom pr brick 2-story. modern, on
LIST ST. $500. Easy terms.
S-room frame. modern. well built, on /
St $500 Half cash, bal. easy terms
4-roOm pr. brick lot 47x16j feet, on sth
St. S1,650
5-r0om pr brick new. modern. natural
wood finish. cellar. Sl,SJ5- $50 casn. so
2 month
Groom brick on "a East. $3.50; $3.50
cash. so a month.
Hubbard Inyt. Co.. IS ". Cd South
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SEE
HOUSTON
/ REAL ESTATE INV. co.

REAL ESTATE INV co.
5-rm. DIT. br. col: bathroom. lights.
mantel and CRATE good barn,
ZXIe rods; 500 So. 1st W..-.......Sj, 90
6-rm cot; water in kitchen: fine
east side location, 252 rods front
age eco. .-.----.--..- -S3i-1eu0
6-rm. cot; bath han and s, k;
5ZS rods, with attractive lawn -.
and shrubbery. 315 9Th E.-..--.-.S s. 90
7-rm. new mod. pr. br. home: stone
foundation; fine bath, clothes
closets, lights; close in h. 9TH
South ...... s., 5000
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
YOUR SEARCH FOR A HOME IS
NEVER COMPLETE UNTIL YOU
HAVE SEEN PROPERTIES FOR SALE
BY THE HOME TRUST & ANlNGS CO
1872 feet by 100 feet and alley in rear,
facing east on d St. between South Tenn
pie and LIST SITS. $3.50.
50xi2O feet on d St. between First ana
South Temple SITS, facing east alley IN
Corner Of First and D sts. 5ox12o feet
aud driveway facinG east and NORTH
6-room strictly modern brick house.
facing south and east 5x5 rods ground ;
land worth 5000, house cannot be bullJ
for 5000. Owner viii sell for 5000;
terms
6-room cottage. pantry. closets, ETC.
large lot. lawn, trees, barn; southeast,
81 500 Terms
Groom modern brick house on z st.
good location and property is i'm splendid
Three building lots, $3.50 or trade for
acreage.
broom cottage. brick, northeast. 2NS
rods Of ground and alley i'm rear, Sl,104
Terms.
Hone Trust & Savings CO., oslo West
First South St.
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FUTILE BROS. las MAIN ST
SIX 90 people, alt busy as bees, IN cur
Once. 81 e are 3elllug every day, but We
always have time 70 be courteous TO
can help you. We control over 81 a90,0J
worth of salt Lake property. exclusive
eOntrols most 0L it Is f0r sale. some Of
d very cheap. Our agency was estab~
!lShed IN lbl- L0Ok at the following and
call ana talk with as to buy or rent
fof aZe99 We offer broom pressed
brick modern perfectly new cottsge at
NO. 4aJ 20 lzth u 5t At ls corner
property, has basement ana halls, etc.
The owner has gone 90 California and
II must be sold at once, needs money.
A tlne residence on Il St. near Sd St.
modern and lawn, etc. tor only $3.50
Good 5-room cottage home, brick. at
$50 i st. TOR only Sl.5384 Terms easy
Modern S-room pressed brick bath. hot
and cold water. toilet. very well built,
elegant neignbOrhO0d, furnace, stone
foundation, lawn, ana nearly new. 1t
IS really worth SA003 today sacrifice il
Tor td.5jJ. Near Brigham and 2 SITS.
Large lot, S2l2E339 feeL at 1J4 u. 9Th
So. St. for 5000. 1T is very cheap.
cut OUT this list. The property is To-
Gated Tor you; see Sc. They are real
bargains That's why We are so busy up
here, and six t65 people are ali actively
engaged IN our office. We can sell bar
FUTILE BROS. 1ls MAIN ST
GOOD. Groom frame large lot. II side,
rents for $3.50 month Price, s. 600.
Mod 5-room pressed brick. 9Th T.. $3.50
$500
Mod. Groom brick. Slh + I'd So. s.. 400
Mod. 6-TOCm pressed brick Z % South
s. 100
Good 5-roOm frame r ID So. $3.50
Good u-rOOm frame, j. 9Th So, s., $50
Broom brick, j. 9th So. SZ.zl0
Elegant mod. S-rOom frame, 9th East
s. 800.
Mod. S-room pressed brick, n. bench,
$3.50.
Mod. broom pressed brick, F bench,
s. 500.
Mod 5-rOOm brick and nice large lot
on 5th h.. must SELL 5000.
These houses are special selection
from the largest list 70 be found i'm SAT-
Lake City, Don't buy until YOU have
seen them.
Harrington & Courtney. - IS. % South
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Brigham. 12-room pressed brick house.
close i'm. south front 9 minutes walk
from Main street large lots terms fine.
Price, SIS. 10000
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CASH RFGTsrERe

e~~e.ao~~~~~~~es~~~
NATIONAL CASH REGeSTERSs Oscar
GrosheI, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 21 Main st.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
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80 ~ - L0oATI0N.

GEORGE H. NJ COEAUGHH,
NO. fl WEST SECOND SOUTH.
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TELEPHONE 40. g0a-Y.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
s>~.~~~~~~~---~-~--~~~ ~~-y~>~-~>-@~~~-~~-~'.
GEORGE H. ACOEAUGH4,
NO. fl WEST SECOND SOUTH.
NOTE MY NEW LOCATION
TELEPHONE 10. eo52-T.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
Brigham, splendid corner, close in, i'm
posing brick house 10 by ID rods no finer
in the city, terms, Price, Sa3o50.O3.
Brigham street. paIatiaI mansion, south
front 100000 worth OF finest furniture
goes with 30, easy terms. Price, $53,OlO00-
Brigham. magnificent 14-room brick,
close iu. south front corner, large lot,
viii sell furniture. good reasons for sell
ing Price $0o00-o,
Brigham. 12-room pressed brick house.
close I'm, south front. minutes walk
from Main street large lot; terms fine.
Price &-5,J1JlJ-
Brigham, close in, a fine 10-room brick
house. modern, large Tot, very cheap,
south 'front.' terms. Price, 100000.
Brigham. o fine s-room brick house.
south front modern. very close TO Main
ST.. large lots terms. Price. S185o3.00.
A splendid l0-room pressed brick house.
ou corner, Brigham St, west front
10000 worth of fine furniture goes with
price named; 60Od lot. new house terms.
Price Sl2,59s.0J.
A charming corner on Brigham. south
and west 'front.' lot 103 feet by l65 feet, one
of the finest corners on Brigham, "a small
broom brick house on premises. terms.
Price 100000
George NJ 0LcCOnaughy, Al W. ID So. st.
NOTE THE CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
II. j. 1TGOWN CO.,
l5 so. MAIN.
s S50-Z-room brick, Sx10 rods, snap.
s l,295-3-roum brick. S. rs.
s lraol-4-room brick $. e., bargain.
+ l6lJ-5-ro0m mod. brick S. T., fine loca-
tom terms of $50 down ana bal
same as rent.
2a00-I acre ana 5-ro0m mod brick, g T..
ZU00-4-TOOm brick. 4th T. and 9Th So.
Z2Q4 0arge) room brick mott, S. T..
s Z50o-Bargain, a Groom mod brick, "a
fruit trees. brick walks. barn. ele-
giant decorations lB house, lawn,
3N5 rods range and shades go,
5 2.5G0-ls acre ami a-goom pr. brick mod.
cottage, .. Is. barn, fTuit5 bar
gain, S. r.. terms.
s 2.s00-lO-Toom mod, S. t.; snap.
s 5VQ9-S-r0om mod. brick I'd ". and 5tn
So. beautiful h0mui 5N10 rods
terms.
s s 5Q0-13-r0Om mod. brick beautiful
home on I'd SO. and 9th u. See
this
A BARGAIN-Au elegant MANSION
cor. 9Th East and York streets, fine busi-
ness location as well as am elegant home,
suitable for private boarding house. road
house. hotel etc; elegant grounds. aDund-
ance Of fruit fine carriage house. lawn
shade, modern in every respect Slto59
make us an offer
10 lots opposite new O. S. L. shops. from
Sl58 20 1925 each.
Bingham Canyon, Highland Boy and
Nampa mines. Groom dwelling house and
23-room lodging house. furnished. doing
large business, owner going east, snap.
FARMS 10 leo acres, pieces TO suit
purchaser.
A,lO0-6-ToOm frame mod, =. j., snap.
Cut this out DO aDcdrs but once.
II. j. McG0Wn Co.. Isl So. Mann. Room
6, over Bon Ton theatre
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Brigham, close iu, a fine 10-r00m brick
house. modern, large Tot. very cheap,
south front; terms. Price, SI0.0J9.05.
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Brigham, fine S-r0om brick house
south front modern. very close to Main
ST.. large lott terms. Price $l8, $4,000.
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AUToMoBTLFs.


UTAH AUTOMOBILE CO. 81 Market
St we have the finest automobile houss
m the west and sell and rent the finest
automobiles See our bargains i'm anta-
mobile sundries and second haud ma
chimes. Phone G32o-l-
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

81 Richards ST. Phone 11S7 X.
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177I7l--1-l7-7-I-7-l-l-lI-I-1---|
ELPEEfEECED reliable woman wants
ANY kind of work. by Iay on pare of dan.
t. ~ Herald
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$1,000. FgJl08.
CASH and s5 per
month buys fine s.
room modern pressed
brick cottage, close ia,
on east side.
Why pay reuts
5lll0 buys new s.
room pressed brick.
near r. O.. W. depot.
Small payment down,
balance like rent.
A. IA hELLAR a. CO.,
b5is IS. I'd South.
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A splendid 10-r0om pressed brick house.
ou corner, Brigham St, west front,
10000 worth of fine furniture goes with
price named. s0Od lot. new house; terms.
Price, Sl2,51tgJ.
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A. RICHTER.
30 West First South,
Tel 6t1.
Sl.7J0-4-r0om brick and 3xl0 rods near Sd
j. and 7th So.
g 800 each-Ihose ; new modern brick
cottages on the corner 5th and j
SITS. Have YOU seen them.
s. S00-5-r0Cu mod. brick near 9Th south
and nth East, on a lot 232X3ia rods.
Terms.
slzu-Good. substantial S-room residence
on Ord ST. furnace. gAs, electric
lights stationary laundry tubs,
coed brick barn. etc Must be solo
S. 2O0--A corner on 2nd ST. Strictly mod
ern Groom residence I'm first class
repairs. Large harm, electric lights.
S60o-3X6 rods 9Th North
Many others. no trouble to show
A. Richter, 10 West lst South St.
Tel. 64l.
5x20 RODS running through
block. $50 casn.
2X10 East 9Th So. 3-rm. house;
part cash, $3.50.
2lx21 rods No. bench.
city water. 1.lU0.
4-TOOm brick = ID So,
mod. 1880
GODDARD BOWMAN co,
Under Walkers bank.
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a charming corner on Brigham. south
and west front, lot 103 feet by I55 feet one
OF the finest corners on Brigham a small
broom brick house on premises terms.
Price. S10O000J.
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7-ROON modern brick, large lot, good
6-room brick. lot 8x1O, list South near
Sth East, S3.t00.
5-room brick. lot 25zx1O, list South near
9Th East. $500.
Terrace, two apartments, 5 rooms each.
close TO r. @. W. shops, rents for so
per month. S2000.
4-room modern cottage, S. E. pressed
brick $3.50
Homer & Robert son. Investment agents.
Main and First South, under Deseret
bank.
THE REGE REALTY. co. has some
choice bargains to offer this week. 5NlO
rods on Cd West bet. LIST and 2d So. d tine
sits for terrace or roOmiug house. 0XlG
on LIST West and lst North. can divide m
two pieces if desired. no better terrace
proposition TN the CITY. 6NlO rods on 4Jh
West bet 1st and 81 So. choice for stor-
age or warehouse, GX20 rods. Sd West bet
Sd and 4th So. nice trackase property for
coal or lumber yard, 5XZ0 rods, 9Th SO.
near 18th East. at great bargain. SXlO
rods 10Th r.. near 6th So. one Of the nm
est views iu the city for two nice resi-
dences and you VIII be surprised at the
price % nice lots ou east side Of Liberty
park and many other lots ia all parts OF
ReEe Realty Co. f. II. Powell. Mgr; J..
r. MahaE. salesman. W. 20 30 Rooms
Is and II. Phone, lCs7-A-
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NOTE ID 1880 - ADDREss.

George NJ. 1IcCOnaughy, Al W. 2d 50. st.
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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
aa,.sg~.ssas>-~s~se-g~~-~
WARMER. & POWELL, rooms IS and
l7. over Walkers bank. Phone 1635-K
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HAIR DRESSING. MANICURTNG
s-@as@~0easl-J,-r.@s@<
FANNIE WILLIAMSON. 403 Scott
Strcveu building
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FOUND


COLD LOCKET. initials one side, set
with diamonds on other Owner can have
same az this office by proving property
and paying for ad.
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II II. WILLIAMS. carpenter and fobber.
$50 u. "a So. Phone 1o53-Z.
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r. BOEs, Manufacturing JeWslsr.
Removed 90 80 Main.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
~~.e~aAe----~>~~~----~~~~ >~~s~v~e~~-~-~>--~~~y
UTAH Marble Works Can on us Cor
up-to-date work. . West So Temple
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"And Miss Tuttlei She came With
him Of course"
"She came. but not with him. sac Is
very fond of her sister"
81 must go over at once" he cried.
leaping again to his feet and look ing
about for his hat. at Is my duty to
make them feel at home: In short to
to put the house at their disposal"
Here he found his hat and placed IL on
his head. "The property Is mine now
you know" he politely explained, turn.
Ing, with keen light in his gray eye
full upon me and overwhelming me
with the grand air of man who has
come Unexpectedly into his own. Mrs
Jeffrey's father was my younger broth
er-the story Is an old and long one
and the property, which in all justice
should have been divided between us,
went entirely to him. But he was u
good fellow in the main and saw tho
injustice of his fathers will as clearly
as | did, and years ago made one on
his own account bequeathlng me the
whole estate in case he left no issue or
that issue died. Veronica was his only
child; Veronica has died; therefore the
old house is mine and all that goes
with it-all that goes with It,"
There was the mlsers gloatIng In
this repetition OF a phrase sufficiently
expressive in itself, or. rather. the
gloatlng Of man who sees himself
suddenly rich after a life Of poverty.
There was likewise callousness as
regarded his niece's surprising death
which l considered myself to have
some excuse for noticing.
"You accept her death very calmly"
remarked. probably you knew her
TO be possessed OF an erratic mind"
He was about to bestow an admonl
tory kick on his dog. who had been In.
discreet enough to rise at bis masters
CATERING the
to'b,dd,as poVSi
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Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

"Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst kind
of la grippe with all of its miserable
symptoms" says Mr.. j. S. Egleston
of Maple Landing, Iowa. "Knees and
joints aching, muscles sore, head
stopped up, eyes and nose running,
with alternate spells of chills and
fever. We began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, aiding the same with
a dose of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and by its liberal use
soon completely knocked out the
grip" These Tablets promote heal
thy action of the bowels, liver and
kidneys which is always beneficial
when the system is congested by cold
or an attack of the grip. For sale by
all druggists.
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No Interruption Of the Ceremony Fol.
lows This CHASTITY Discovery. but
the Guests Fly In All Direc-
tions AZ Soon as the Nup.
tia Knot Is Tied

1.-THE festivities attendant upon the
wedding of Miss Veronica Moore to
Mr.. Francis Jeffrey OF this city met
with a startling check today. AS most
of our readers know. the long closed
house on Waverley avenue, which for
nearly century has been in the pos.
session OF the brides family. was open.
ed for the occasion at the express wish
of the bride. For week the prepara.
lions for this great function have been
going on. When at an early hour this
morning line of carriages drew up IN
front Of the historic mansion and the
bridal party entered under its once
gloomy but now seemingly triumphant
portal the crowds, which blocked the
street from curb to curb. testified to
the interest felt by the citizens OF
Washington in this daring attempt to
brave the traditions which have mark
ed this house out as solitary and by n
scene Of joyous festlvity make the
past forgotten and restore again to
usefulness the decayed grandcurs OF
an earlier time. AS Miss Moore Is one
OF WashingtOn's most charming won.
en- and as this romantic effort natural.
ly lent an extraordinary interest to the
ceremony OF her marriage. large
number of our representative people
assembled to witness 1t, and by high
noon the scene was one OF unusual
brilliancy.
Halls which had moldered away In
an unbrok en- silence for years echoed
again with laughter and palpitated to
the choicest strains Of the Marine
band. All doors were open save those
Of the library an exception which
added pleasing excitement to the oc-
casion-and when by chance some of
the more youthful guests were caught
peerlng behind the two COrinthan pill.
lars guarding these forbidden precincts
the memories thus evoked were mo.
mentary and the shadow soon passed
THE wedding had been set for high
noon, and as the clock In the drawing
room struck the hour every head was
craned to catch the first glimpse OF the
bride coming down the old fashioned
staircase. But FIVE minutes, ten min.
utes, a half hour, passed without this
expectation being gratided. The crowd
above and below were growing rest.
less when suddenly cry was heard
from beyond the gllded pillars framing
the library door, and young lady was
seen rushing from the forbidden quar-,
ter, trembling with dismay and white
with horror. 1t was Miss Abbott Of
Stratford Circle, who In the interim
OF waiting had allowed her curiosity
10 master her dread ana by one peep
into the room, which seemed to excr-
else over her the fascination of Blue
boards chamber, discovered. the out
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! 30 much for one o,ldIty which nav
stanl as sample of many others
oh' glance at the room into which he
ushcrrd me showed why he cherished
no marked dislike for visitors. II
was bare to the point OF discomfort.
ana had IL not been for "A certain
quaintness In the shape of the few mr..
ucles TO be seen there | should have
experienced decided feeling of repu,.
sion, so pronounced was the contrast
between this poverty stricken interior
ana the polished bearing of Its owner
lie, l am sure, could have shown no
more elevated manners if he had been
doing the honors Of n palace. The or.
gan, with the marks of home con.
struction upon II. was the only object
visible which spoke of luxury or even
comfort.
But enough of these possibly unintcr
estlng details. did not dwell on them
myself except in vague way and
while waiting for him to open the con.
versation. This he did as soon as he
saw that had no intention of speak.
Ing first.
"And did you find any one in the old
house:" he asked.
Keeping him well under my eye, re.
piled with intentional brusqueness:
"She has gone there once too oftenr'
The stare he gave me was that OF an
actor who feels that some expression
OF surprise is expected from him.
"SheT he repeated. Whom can you
possibly mean by sheP"
The surprise I expressed at this bold
attempt at righteousness was better
simulated than his. hope.
You don't know" exclaimed. "Can
you live directly opposite a place Of
such remarkable associations and not
interest yourself in who goes In and
out of It's deserted doorsP"
III don't sit in my front window" he
peevishly returned.
let my eye roam toward a chair
standing suspiciously near the very
window he had designated.
but you saw the light" I sug.
gested.
II saw that from the doorstep when
went out to give Ridge his usual
five minutes breathing spell on the
stoop. But you have not answered my
question: whom do you mean by she?"
Veronica jeffrey" replied. "She
who was Veronica Mooro. She b.
II hr
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THE SAN ANGELO Pr

sides, they may be tempted to do some
mischief to the walls or floors over
there. The police respect no mans
property. But am determined they
shall respect mine. No rlppings up or
tearings down will allow unless
stand by TO supervise the job. am
master of the old homestead now and
l mean to show It," And with last
glance at the dog who uttered the
most mournful OF protests in reply. he
shut the front door and betook himself
to the other side OF the street
AS | noticed his assured bearing as
he disappeared within the fOrbidding
portal which, according &c lis own
story, had for so long time been shut
against him, asked myself II the cau
die which I had noticed lying or his
mantelshelf was of the same max,
and size as those had found In my
late Investigations In the house he was
then entering
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Opening OF the Old House on
Waverley Avenue.
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Entering the
to'b,dd,as por,si

-, Crnd,, but bis foot stopped In mid
r 5 anxiety to concentrate all
~U'-ii ~ ton on his answer.
10 pleahlIlR man OF few sentimental.
iof cultlvatoldly averred. ~ have loved
Inv bny trperson In my whole life. Why.
20 onJ o,'nould be expected to mourn
niece who did not care enough
ycu Gun ITO invite me to her wedding1
Horlst, aHuld be an affectatiou unworthy
Carl Hicklan who has at last come to I'LL
orristou,n ghtful position In this community
oror+s ~, he owner OF the great Moore es
For great 1t shall be- he EN-.
The dim tically continued. 'In three years
ton Army will not know the house over yon.
1pelc wa. Despite its fanced ghosts and
,hIv an, lth dealing fireplace, 1t will stand
~, ooh in Washington. I. David Moore
;iS opP fomise you this, and am not man
4i',ol "go utter fatuous prophecies. But
,oou "olmuSt be missed over there"
army al Here he gave the mastif tn" long de
port of alqycd kick. "Itudge, stay h"rel The
do not real'tlbulc opposite is icy. Besides, your
have n pOoiwlS are not wanted in those Old
day. ans tonight even II you would go
Servlceseen willing to cross to that side Of
every chuhe street" the old gentleman went on
mas day. 20 complain, with his first show of ir
day schoritation. But he'll have to overcome
and in az that prejudice sOon even II | have to
ercoooa | tear up the old hearthstone and recon
made h, PrIgo n ono win ro otT uya in "notH",
some OF Mace thon in tbe old home q, INV an.
Christm cestors"
work All was by this time following him out
should { "You have failed to answer the sug
they hav gestion made you minute since"
| hazarded. "Will you pardon me II
me put II now as question: Your niece
are lnle Mrs jeffrey seemed to have every
as q ret thing In the world to make her happy
Danuta yet she took her life. Was there
nd tbf faint OF insanity Ia her blood or was
4L, her nature so mpusive that her aston
10y ! isbins death In so revolving place
"'! nav should awaken in you 50 little won
'cation,derY
ceedln A CLEAN OF what had made him more
dldateor less feared by the very urchins who
emjogged his steps and made sport of
dOubl,m at a respectful distance shot from
chs oncs eye as he glowered back at mo
r,o, pm the open door, But he hastily
tpressed this sign of dlspleasure and
led with the faintest tnge OF sar
Il. StonG
tment o PER- ~" a'' rNp,,e''ns ,,o'n "'e
'H'eo 'or much more heart than under.
rs Wing. | tell you that | have no
0od. s. My niece may have developed
or she may simply have drunk
of pleasure dry at twenty-five
ne to its dregs prematurely.
know and do not care. What
me is that the responsibility
fortune has fallen upon me
vpectcdy and that | have
b to wish to show myself
ming the burden. BE.
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One OF the Guests Found Lying Dead
| on the Library uearthstone.
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CHAPTER VI

nYEXT morning the city was in
M blaze of excitement. All the
L "a burning questions OF the hour
thn rnnid modification az ia,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-12-29

ING Elmer Cox return
"thern Texas Mondal