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SEVEN NEW ONES

Charles T. Dolphin Fred ]. phil
lips, l. 6. Lee, Henry v. Hardin, L.
l.. Hedges. Morgan Hardin and s.
H. Bradford. were appointed by chief
Delaney this afternoon az now po-
licemen.
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FARMER
ROBBED
my scrlppa News ASSN

Wy htilppA news ASS NJ
CRESCENT PARK. Wash. oct
Elder Johnson. a we'll known
farmer was beaten senseless and
robbed Of $500 harvest money he
had collected to make a payment on
n thrashing machine There is no
clew TO the Identity Of the robbers.
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IHY R1fIrna NfnH AND
WASHINGTON. Oct ai-Amer-
icaa can for another peace confer
ence AZ The Hague has been Issued.
Secretary Hay yesterday. In com
pllanro with President Rooseyelts
Instructions. Issued the call
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AGREE TO
ARBITRATE
cBy seriDp. News Assn

ST PETERSBURG. oct 81
Russia and Belgium have signed a
treaty which makes b. obligatory 20
submit all matters in dispute 10 ar
hIlratInn.
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Phone It to The Star

ulhilon ana every mans propor
tionately greater obligation
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Fer ssl.--llnu... and Lot.

fihh LAND barGaiu neatly thns
square feet. toa small Ter present
owner. uu paved HtfeetH. lees than
blocks from Jackson VII Htii fui
thirds ~ ita present value
HN onr of thc most HtnhtiY blocks
tH the VltN.
81 auo to room home 81 acres # min
utra car Ride, greenhouse business
free water.
50 Coo tlnv double CORNER near tw,
lines splendid view Euud rtaidru,,
district
s. sN special reduced price. new q
room house utuf Capitol nm aut
Madison, terms
81 go BROOM cottage. In fine gundI
ton. close tu Madison
81 HH# %. room house fun HIae lot .ith
Ave South terms.
81 90. t'huigv CORNER let ga aeeuud hlil
cheap
ts'a .room cottage stuffla road cas-,
terms
$50 slFhtN truam cottage with fur
uItUrr
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
she Pioneer Nldr Phone Main Nt
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TOW sALE=
FIfsfsfiasa FruCes and confectionery
uaaIHFsn. $50 better iaFatIaH iH the
a. r nHAUEH.
90 ArradH uidN
Phones Main "a. Ind. u ig9t
J. 81 Lucas a 60.
Room q srHeHsHmaHH HiaeA
- aefta a CLEARED sraHm hnaas and
uathuuH,s % head q Haftis. hurars.
separator and alI farm implements
lt p i.,gatrd sia.at 2 mzHsH ffHm ga
Hff Prise SO
rark sif.o itIsasasa
aar hlnrh 90 I. iuta 81 IHtefbaF A
fine lo,aiian ueo
FOM SALE
one ~ che beet HaHe#Hs wlfh lHdslnT
NaHHr and restaurant p NHama HI
furnished and rented restaurant
patd Zoe a. maaias Issss e a.stasss
i lali. rent 81 usH month urlrr
saur trfua. taH= tHiHHa down. hal
anEe ON time sIekHHsH EaHaH - HriI.
ins Addresa a - sars fhs star
I Will. sacrifice ms s.faam house. snd
lee on. Rainier iEslHHEH HHH HIHe EuF
rartieulafs addfess ,. eafs The star
Ron sALE -cana1 81 efaesrY store
opposite larsr HehaHI mar Capitol
iltt fhone hiaes -
FinsnetsL
SOMETIMES
Tbs reliable Haiaftsd emriaYs md
eaErs Garner nrrds ruuHsf bsfare BAY
DAY We advance HamH ~ g. o.
30 in surh cases. HatafHahte in
small sfekiY ~ monthly Hs1 neutu.
without secuuts 81 faa5 rrns Al
Payments saspsadsd b. eaasa "a SO.
mesa Eveff other enaftraf extend.
- TfE CHhscENr LOAN 60
81 Marion building
loans Improved real estate. iawest
rates almpsan u KHts Halter HidE
MONEY PER CESr rEH AN~uM.
payments monthly. All by 90 bui'd
Yum a home o. lean sea en- Fuuf
propertY az The ahafE rais CAL sns
fnNssflEatr. Haqma ~ ard "a a "
Denny hilE ttis Second eve open
saturday exsninst untt @ eieck
- rsr cent psf aanum - faaf InVs-'.
ment scored - Eilt=sdssa Static
ffaltF. Why keep HHHH money iu
tank az lgs rate = Interest tHtes.
tiE4fe hrA lister. Tahoe station.
9fesu lac PHONE \ ~
Will Buy on build rau a home an
payment 20 8 q monthly y bonus
rummiHriun On Interest fnkrafirafs
aisAinntsr. Tahoe station. Grteu
lake Phone y 5za
Five per cent or monthly rayrnsnts
Ter tuiidir9 purposes o. bus home
~ take up mHffHaHH MHAfIiatfF
Tahue station. Green LAKE Phone
il1i
CONTINENTAL Money iaansa on
Watches biamenas aHd deueirr az
tus interest fTae ktrasf IaasIfN ga
a. Pike -. hsfw eth nd tfh aNsa
sefoss ffom Rauss hall
NoNEY advanced aalarisd people. 10.
tai merchants. Transfers boarding
bushes. b. & priHeipaI si,ls. -
man. so Eplsr block. - Second Ave
a REsrEcrABLE place 70 borrow
money on diamonds IsHtiry.
watches American watch 4 level
~ Co ~ Firsf. opp Rainier Grand
private offices. strictly confidential
VIRTUE loans money on fsaI estats
Ions time. rag msnt monthly n de-
sired g. a Niftus uaston block
Second ard Columbia street
PRIVATE money on real estate o.
ehaftela low rates easF paYments.
Brewnis. - Oriental nloek Aain
ISL Red 8
MONEY 20 loan on any And - So
suriiy boaworth a Blshsp. ~ Sss
York block.
TO LOAN Private money at io~ rat.
u Interest Oansr a Ashihoru. 10
fssler Way. rooms 4 and
a RELIABLE place 70 borrow money
on diamonds. watches fsWslrE luN
interest " u West - Pike street
Atstl.. 81.
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CHEAP rwo.Htutf new house acres.
tuErt. two Itfare cows etuue tu. on
fwu ear lines also near lake best
harNnin iu seattle emily fta cost
me four timrH az much terms 80
raNlurH Mil oeHHr az Room
TfmeH nIdE Come quick
NEW modern house. s. fuama and bath.
tHfutr Doe bkiaH See owner his
Aurora ave.
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su,lns., chsses.

MUST change climate must sell my
chicken raurhs So EIt mouth NuCk
hens 40 pulirta hatahtd Ca fths
ruHrN acres clover range for
chickens. ruu acre vegetable nhuuue
aHUg - HmaIl fruit fine rnMa
hfifrr calves . year u#d saddle horse
aud new saddle fine stream water.
furniture goes With It, o. pairs
HomiuE rigruna raid faf and un
aaE here Eara aHfh place Price
fHs - cash. s. 70 month
IaAr WaHhlHEtHH Sc az g. Iaf Tor .
Ali Bee Smith 90 MaaIa
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WP MINISTER IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
CIV scripps News Asa'nl

NEW YORK. oct 3t.-The condi-
tion of KaEuru Tukaiha, the JRpa-
neso minister who was operated
upon yesterday for appendicitis, IL
stlll serious lie win not be out Of
danger for two or three days.
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ALGlERS. Oct a Three Rus
sian torpedo boat destroyers arrived
here today and Will coal.
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AT THE THEATERS

That most roliiebinE 81 Huyt
farccu. a Contented Woman" was
put on az the Seattle theater Las,
night By the NELL company.
The scene 81 the play Is IN Colo
RADIO. where woman suffrage pre-
walls The plot hinges about the
ambitions 81 maYuralty candidate
he makes the mistake 81 falliD, out
with bis wife AZ the iuclpicncy OF
the campaign. aud to avenge herself
she receives 20 ruu In opposition 90
him startling and amusing deyel-
opmcnts follow thick and fast
OF course Ii all turns out right.
the woman candidate gracefully
withdrawiug IN favor Of her hus-
band but the plot gives abundant
opportunity 10 display the comiCal
features 81 American politics. par
urularly woman suffrage.
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nusIness DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ahstrso,ors.
osnoHNE. rnEMpER q Co h.e..
established fs1s. mininE claim ahz
stfaeta naaf mont Mutual life bids
Phones suasst. "a ind te
nooru WufrriFHnY uANToRD
Abstract 20. established 1870 uane.
msnt q taller bib Phone. Main ia
SEATTLE ABSTRACT 60. n. Y. ~
Assaysr and Chemist
WAsnfSafdN state AnabutaI ia.
bUratufN and Assay office tUa Co.
lumtla street Seattle. Paul FiufY.
chemist
Attorneys 81. Law.
RpssMAN JOHNSON. Attofnsys 1t
eisitY a, Pacific 'bloek seattle.
LoNGrELtow a DALTON Law.
ysru ealIaallaHH. AZ kirds irFal
vera Msia - 80 Arcade nids
O wAHp KEMr hume ID naff "a
n n rotIM EH - New YorA uik
W y LAMuurH s,.s Pacific biock
a KEi.loa. iawysr. ns HALEY uds
Carpenters and Bulidsra
y a aflHfAk 3 e.fysntsr sheg a
ns PIKE. rhonsA Main sa. lad.
az
o,ama,ls School
loan hramaue :. heoi fhr maat
thufaH9h . hHai on fho Pacific Siege
Shakespeare and Classics under dis
zion e Prank q EEan aud n
AfFtHN coolidge Terms go per
month GtHaH HHmfted Eufuii fasfnF
NeN iaeattan euruef tfh and HrfiaH
81 fheas Hlas SO
bsrks
fuutI so I'D NAfiuNAt. hANk
o. CATTLE
S.siisl it,. re n. =. 80. sufpla.
ss'ss - sai sl.. pa a, as,s
cashier eaFfssnuudrnts tn pTinrIqaI
cities - he lnltsd states ana ia.
rops
rHE CANADIAN HANK oP coM.
NENcE Capital Paid up. O. ia -
tsishf Htiitaus seven HUNDRED thntms
sna deliafs1 surplus 9 90 go int@
sat alHHsH on time deposits - ga
ffaA banking business tfauaaefast
Seattle hfaHeh fufusf James affast
Nnd hsraHd aNsUua. u. v. uuh
manager.
TuE ecANbISAvIAS AMERICAN
tsHt II asaItisaA Grusrai taukfaa
sssiasss tsaasastsHi esuo.ll. !. -
~ ,, sssi'i 49,. 80 sasglTs . - e. =
pfss + LIE. ea.hisS g.s h
fishsf. ass, cashier
PEOPLES HAVfSuH HANK
second avenue I'D IHks street cap
ttai raid y 10 o.. q q Nsufsla1f.
pre- j = dfssnisaf cashier ea.ns
msreiaA savings and trust business
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The Heart Of Chicago" made n
great hit with the audience AZ the
Third Avenue theater last night
The play BE- we'll known to the Sc
attic theater Eoera. Who all vel
come this stirring piece very euthu-
siaHtically
The cast handled their different
parts In a manner acceptable to the
audience. while the apeeialties are
very gratifying The Heart Of
Chicago will continue for the bal
ance 81 the present week.
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ASK FOR
lNJUNC TION

A Ottlnger asked Judge Griffin
this afternoon 10 grant an innpc-
ton against the city OF Seattle. re-
strainiug it from enforcing the new
ordnance requiring ticket sealncra
To pay a license. The suit grows out
OF "a threat on the part of Chief
Delaney, To arrest a. b. {. Dennis
ton. "a well known broker Of this
city.
The ticket brokers will make this
a test case TO try the constitutions
ality Of the new law The brokers.
- their petition. set forth that the
city Is interfering with lawful
business by imposing an excessive
tax and the ordinance WAS passed
70 give the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railroads a monop-
oily of the business.
The writ is returnable on Noyem-
Der Il.
ST PETERSBURG. oct. Ell
General Sokharoff reports We
repulsed the Japanese attack on our
entrenchment north of Llnesieupu
yesterday The Japanese homhard-
ed our right throughout yesterday
evening
-,0-
Save the ten. sss
Rummage sale. 1b2 Harrison
street upstairs. Queen Anne cars.
see
--H-
Save the tan. zee
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Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE Or TfRaT CLASS
FURNITURE At = q HIgKEW.
Ton A co 4 HrAGIuEa HAI.Eg.
HoDMA LgH FIRST AVENUE on
Tuesday. November s. At Dr. % Hhnrp
BED sets springs. WatfreHHsa brass
mounted beds. extension tables. din.
INK chairs. rockers an elegant lot
~ velvet and HruHHela carpets. RUGS
kuahc grand plane. fine upright
piano folding beds fuauffI bfda
center tables leather seated dfnInr
chairs. fine box couch ruurheH gold
en- oak Hideh0ard fine uHrior furui-
ture. Ena heaters cook stoves dr0u
head White machine Kitchen fur.
ulHhiuga etc. etc. q ri HIrkerfnu
a Co. aucflnnefrH. 2aa First avenue
Phones. Main inQl Ind I174
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OH BIT IT'S A PEACH
Fine Groom house 80 H1 i5th Ave
fine plumbing double construction
Wsathefeh aHk finish d0Huafnira
mission dining room. Hla Haasfaaf5f
cement foundation. nickel danfkualla
in pantry. Kitchen and bath raam
bath room euamrlfd iu pure white
rooms large EaH and electric lights
cement walks around house nfIaa
8 10 terms. This ~ Just south ~
Capitol fiiil one block % car ana
fine uaiRhb0rhoud
OXFORD REALTY TRUST.
90 Globe Block
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CITY MEsaENaEH 80
henHcuRfrH. carriages and baggage
wagons furnished - oil nHrta N rlty
day and night Phones Main tyn
Main UlG IND Ga3. Ind 2ieg offices
1871 Third avenue III Washington ~
DIR REVERENCE. specialist in die.
eases ~ men and women. skin. gem
ito. urinary ana chronic diseases
Consultation free office hours p tn
9 and z 90 A. Call or address Suite 4
Sullivan block Seattle. Wash
a WHOEVER. g.. I'm good social and
financial standing. a9lieifa CORE
ap0udnure with elderly widow fuuue
diVorcfdIi Christian I'm comfortable
circumstance preferred. Care ~ o.
Star. Seattle
HAVE you tried the i've maple floor
~ the Auditorium hall at 4th and
piue7 Social dance every Wednea.
day and Saturday evenings Cen
tlemcn % cents ladies free
VITAE ORE. nature greatest rem
edy. and al v. q. preparations 4
- Morton, Gen AFt. az Spring
street Tel. Ind ~ 80
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EuN SAL. MIsCrt ANEuIa
] ioue Hack cape. cost stA for sti.5a
4 cloak. eual so fur ........#.s. - 80
1 dark Eray Winter suit cost sac .
/ ridefdaWn Uobs rost so for &
I Green nrssH. eoat So fur ...a.ss go
nsie afaN suit cost 81 faf .
4 Watkins Skirt CuHt flA tHr =
/ 0lrHs efaN sklrt cost 80 faf## .
! dtrfa Uray skirt cvat $40, tot 90
iea laeksta from 81, e.. ........H.... soa
ENtnina Nkifta and Waists NcIN eheau
Hats aud SHOES ftUw iNc tu 81 a.
All articles hatr been used. but are
cal Ia Harrison ~ upstairs queen
Anne fars fhvno Main std
Ron sAuE Restaurant aud lunch
Hsat s. PEI mon,h
Fou aAIE Restaurant atd lunch
counter fh i1kc. Goa easy terms
Rsat So psr mouth
WANTED Parties 90 ioln n shinelna
eat - saods 60 NyhraHka. Answer
auisk Phone Rcd iei aie frd ave.
WANTED Parties 60 ioiu m shipelns
ear It Nunds tu Nebraska AuaWef
quick Phone Rcd ipA 2la THIRD
avenue
roR sAtE Eiccuir motor and hand
saw Eneh wheel and tarnlnH lathe
seIae fas' call n ballard ave
For sale-Furplture
foH Almost nov furniture
aIsa HaHEe Phone Nrd ,at rs I'D
ave
uoI 81 for rent and furniture fer
sale PRISE Nu f0r fiEht raamH
Gle tHut ave.
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PROF. WALLACE, palniat lie unltes
tho separated. settles lovers quar-
rcla. causes speedy marriages. glvos
positive advice on business aud min.
Ing propositions. Hotel Neudome.
1875 First avenue. Fee zoe and 81
HDM UNEDO. the marvellous clair
VoYant aud card reader adviser 10
those IN trouble hidden secrets. etc
no First.
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cisirvoysnt
EnYTTIAN pAI.NIar.

EgYp~rtAN PIANIST.
Princess frtcrlYurfr0. this wonderful
Egyptian challenges nuV unifniat lu
the world 90 compete with her aho
reads the hands just HH ~ shows.
from tho cradle 10 the grave gatiH-
faction guaranteed or no pay tl1g
First ave.
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RENT FREE IN ZaA or broom
hose, while g. o. SO or 81 per
large tract ~ land. with city water.
ell Fou can uae-sg cents per month
Only r. minutes ride Take Wash
sol TIfEAHr SEATTLE. office of,eo
until : evenings.
HohEBT "a lbs AND REAL ESTATE
II yea want q homeatrad ln tho CEIs-
EHHATED HORSE HEAVEN wheat
belt. Ct a good tract OBJ the KEN
NEMfCE VALLEY. under the ii T.
Irritation Canal call on VI &
MltchHm. corner iHt and Warrington
streets. ksnuswick. Wash
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HoMEsfEADs under r0vsramsnf r.
riEatiuns turatiuu fre 81 coll ana
climate HnfNrslied. money refunded
n not - fiafled Charles Hanksrt. l.o-
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Rummage sale. l62 Harrison
street. upstairs. Queen Anne cars.
see
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rooms extra large. den and reception
han. fireplace. basement stationary
tubs. lot SKID feet. west side ~
street. Capitol Hli car. Sixteenth
avenue north price 81 slJ. terms.
STAR REAL ESTATE co.
slt Marion Block. sis Second avenue.
RANCH u 80 ncrea. 20 cleared. b
room house outbuiidlug. fruit. etc
IL. q. Hall. owner. Langley. Wuz.
Rural Free Delivery No. !.
EIGHT lots house rooms. room FOR
10 chickens fruit an kinds. must
sell owner. Phone Park Ia
SPECIAL BARGAIN
! VIII offer for o. few DAYS mV I.ruum
modern house. lot l5N'H located on
9th avenue west corner lot. cement
walks iu aud paid. for g. no. 40 easb
balance TO suit purchaser call and
See owner. HoWlcY. Room ~ Union
Block. ~ First ave.
fl.9fa Easy terms. nix-room. new
house. fine lot. near best car service
Inquire at Hunters store corner 9TH
and Madison.
For seis--lfousss and Lots
WE SILL more lots and houHss than
any 10 real estate men in Seattle be
cause our large level Tote are only
ONE-HAIF THE DISTANCE ana
ONLY ONE+ffALF THE PRICE
SIC 81 and up for large lots with city
water nov M on the car line. only
- minutes ride. take any car on
Washington a. 10 Southeast Seattle
Office open until evening
: UIgsaf - 80. 49,. ...f.aa .
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-24

When a young man sows wild oats the ,rop Is seldom a failure Chicago Daily
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-24
An Tnternal- Difficulty.

Little Archie Richards, al the close of the Thanksgiving dinner sal at the table with his face sHffused with tears. His mother was greatly troubled With sweet smile and with gentle information she put one arm around her little baby boy and asked:
 What is it mamma's little darling wants ?''
 But mammals little darling" con tinued to cry.
 Mamma made another effort to find out the trouble.
 Does mammals baby boy want some more eakeo" she asked
 Nom said the child, while the tears continued to flow.
 Docs he want some more pie?' she further inquired.
 Nom" he further replied.
 Well" said the mother making q last effort to reach his ease, tell mamma what baby wants.
 The little boy managed somehow to say. between sobs: T wants some of this out I've got in. n.'-Llppincott's.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-24
The Badge of Statehood.

There were two women standing side by side at a stall in the Terminal market. recently, awaiting their turn to be served. Each carried a big will low basket on her arm, and as the proprietor finished with one customer, one of the women lifted the cover from her basket and said:
 Two quarts of those white unions, please
 The man looked at her somewhat stupidly for a moment and then said; Oh, you mean quarter peck"
 The woman assented and the other woman with the basket looked at her euriously for a moment and then asked: You're from New York or the eastern states, aren't you?'
 "Yes, from New York state" said the other woman.
 "I knew it! They always figure by quarts in those states until they get up to full peck, and here, and in New Jersey. and in Ohio, 1 know, it is all quarter peck and half peck.
 Isn't it funny" said the other woman. But were you ever south. or in the Washington markets?"
 "No, said the other, T never have been."
 We'll" said the New York state woman, that's the most curious of all. Everything goes by small meas ure' and large measure, It has such a delightfully."- indefinite sound, like a prize package, or a lottery. in which you may draw something biz or noth- ing at Philadelphia Press.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-24
HIS EQUANIMITY INTACT.

Otto Mears, of Saguaehe is known in Colorado as the "Pathfnder of the San Juau,' because of stage and toll roads he buls through the mountains, says the Chicago Chronicle. One of his stage lines wts over Marshall pass. He was coll st9utly eensurng his drivers for beng slow. The result was that every man vas anxious to get him alone III stage and demonstrate that they could go last enough to please hIm.
 One morning he waited at the summit of Marshall pass for the stage driven by Henry Burns, d reckless driver, to leave for the loot He was dressed III a black saIt that was nodded to hIm, and on his head was l new silk hat and his lnen was spot otlessiv Whlte He Was the only pas seuger
 "lll give him the ride of his life" re marked Burns to the station men.
 Four 0f the best horses on the line were hooked up. Alears stepped into the stage with a fresh cigar in hls mouth and Burns clambered on the box He cracked his whip with a yolley of curses and the lead CTS nearly jumped out of the harness. He sent the four down the serpentine road III record time, the stage banging agalnst the siie of the mountain, grazing the edges ef Freepiees whrling around sharp curves Oh two wheels and bounding over r9eIss with jars that raised the heavy Ye- hiz1e three feet and plunged t forward wIta a bump that started every bolt and naa. fhe horses were white with lathef, but still Burns urged them OH.
 At the foot Of Che pass Burns pulled up hs foImHg and Welt=nieh spent horses and AleJrs climbed out. His silk hat Was a battered wreck, his clothes were torn In dozens of places and his hands and face were scratched and bleeding, for he haC been tossed about in the stage like a pea in 3 can; but his cigar was still grpped m his teeth. He said nothing, however, uuti the stage was driven up 10 continue on It's way, when he remarked to Burns
 .IIenery, l tink 1 will ride on te out side mt you. 1 vas so lonesome inside eouldn keep aTdke.'
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-24
SUSAN JANE A Story for Thanksgiving
Seeoseecsoaeoeesoso0Soss
By T. C. HARBAUGH

@ ONE people have nothing to be N thankful for, said Polly Baer, NQ as she looked up from the oven .Leastwise that's my opinion. Now, there's Susan Jane"
 Just then the door opened and prim looking young woman, with pretty cap, almost spinster like in it's simplicity, entered the room. It was Susan Jane herself.
 Did you want me, Polly"
 No; but I was just saying to Mfs. Darnell that some people haven't much to be thankful for"
 .I don't see why they have not. We don't all see just alike, and our needs aren't just the same"
 That's true. Susan Jane, remarked Mrs Darnell, who had just dropped in, as was her invariable custom at least every other day No doubt there will be some thaukless folks tomorrow, and heard Miss Jackson say yesterday that she didn't see what Thankssiyings Vel for. unless every one could just natural ly enjoy em.
 That's a narrow-minded view of Thanksgiving, To say nothing against Hester, returned Susan Jane Nov take my own case for an example, anu the young woman smiled. You knoN that people will talk
 "They always will. Susan Jane"
 Just because it's their privilege. suppose Well, some one might say that have little reason to celebrate Thanks giving" Here she glanced demurely q; Polly For you know that John doesn't write any more; at least, not as often as he used to-" she corrected But it's Johns way-I presume.
 But, Susan Jane. you ought to teach him d lesson in manners. Now, there S the young parson-"
 ITO be sure. Aunt Polly. It's always the young parson,' just as if there are no other catches in the world John"
 He does write occasionally. then. does he?" interrupted Mrs. Darnell.
 Susan James countenance fell.
 You know, Susan Jane he hasn't written for eight months" said Polly "He got the KIondike fever. Mrs Dar- nell. and shouldn't be surprised if he man like. for all men are fickle. has giy- en Susan Jane the So-by for another girl, for I've read as how men get awtully lonesome way up there"
 "lts too bad, but just like some men, !" sympathized the visitor, Now there's Daisy Marshall"
 Pardon me. but Daisy's is no paral- Tel case gently broke in Susan Jane T haven't lost faith in John, whatever you women may think of his silence. '
 But you'll admit that you have no cause 10 be thankful this time?"
 We will not cross the stream until we
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.John?s queried Polly. as Susan Jane crossed the threshold.
 John, simply answered the young woman. as she slipped past the two widows and entered her little room
 She did not emerge from the solitude Of her chamber until after Mrs Darnell had taken her departure. Polly did not question her. as her face was strangely pale and something gIistened in her deep brown eyes.
 That night no one yentured to que5- ton Susan Jane about the letter If she had a secret she carried it in her own bosom. and ,he ground was too sacred for even Polly to venture upon
 Thanksgiving morning dawned clear and bright, with a furry of snow on the ground. It was the second SHOW of the waning year. Polly put the turkey to roast early, and Susan Jane helped her.