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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

cause that the larger ana special
effort had neglected their cause. and
would be certain 70 iniuro a. During
the same quadrennlum. the grown OF
Methodist momborship on the foreign
mission field has been n per cent.
and OF Sunday school membership 10
per cent These ratios are fully
twice those OF Iuriatanity IN tho
United states, and considerably lar.
scr thaf Mothodism grows ia the
United States Mission property in
the foreign nold has increased in
value from y5.fO8sS 20 fG.C5b,UoS. or
22 pcf cent Porto i,,co. tho Philip
pines. Bolivia ana Patagonia are
among tho now holds entered. in
no fewer than eight provinces IN the
Philippines have MoihodIgts conErO.
ratIons. and lu Porto Rico tbol mem.
hnmblp De- NOS much short OF 1900
Catholic Church IN France.
The Society OF the Propagation OF
Faith. The one foreign missionary 60
cIcty uI tho Roman Catholic church.
apart from tbe orders. o. appoaung 90
Catholics .a the United states with
tho statement that the persecution OF
tho rhuTCh Iu France 30 800 severe thut
un.os8 others come Co the assistance
of iho foreign work much of 30 must
stop Tho headquarters of The society
arc iu Paris and 80 Lyons. and fully
GOD per cent oI tho Income comes from
France Even set some WORK ls done
hy iho society in This country, which
is st.Il a missionary one undor the
Roman Catholic system. American
Catholics contribute about $4,000 a
yCir 90 The foreign work through the
society Headquarters have just been
removed from baltimore 90 Now York.
and from the latter city the appeals
are going out tnat American Catho-
lies, favored as thCaoclotya plea puts
% above other Catholics. both ga re-.
ugioua liberty and 10 worldly pros.
pority must take che place OF France
100 supporting the Homan Catholic
work in the east and ln Africa
Premier Combos' Position.
Tho CouC0rd8t which Premier Com.
hos OF FRANCE processes not 90 bo uu.
willing 90 sec broken. AMI which tho
pope surprises the church uy rouud.
Ia'ing was made by NaullCon {. aud
Plus Vil. l's aim was Co indemnity
the church Tor properly conHscatcd
during The French revolution AZ least
th.s was its ostensiblo aim. Really
% vas Co vauut the ambition OF the
french emperor The date OF its max.
ing was 1901. and By its provisions
tho Roman Catholic church came 10
hc the established religion OF France.
uudor tho Concordat French political
influence in the cast grew, until
France came 90 DO tho protector OF
the Catholics ln tho east This pro.
trC.ion helped political ambition AZ
homo and trade abroad % also help.
ga Tho Roman Catholic church Nov
'hc French ministry would Rnnul the
roncordat and the pope o. said 10 be-
willing that 81 sh0lld DO no. IN this
position hc Do by NO means supported
hy tho curla TO galn political favor
which France is said 90 De willing 20
throw on is declared to be the pur.
pose OF the German emperor, who an,
lFc the Preach president ia willing
90 go 20 Rome and call personally at
iho vatican The latest position TAX.
en- by Promior Combos ls radically nm.
/ Iiko the former position, and viii
bring about tho complete separation
NJ me Roman Catholic church from
me- French government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

ar "a H. Edwards. publisher ei
tho miner and Manufacturer q
journal devoted 90 the mining and
manufacturing interests OF tho south.
west and published in El Paao aud
CITY OF Mexico. .s ln Albuquerque Tor
"a few days Dr. Edwards "a assist
ing Mr Halle OF tho southwestern
Irrigation association Boz advertising
tho coming National Irrigation con.
greas 40 Ei paso His Journal. lhe
Miner and Manufacturer, la8 "a wide
circulation throughout New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
JUDGEMENTS IN INDIAN
DEPRECIATION CASES
RECENTLY RENDERED ON TEE
COURT or CLAIMS At WASH
MOTION IN CASES FROM rye
SOUTHWEST.

From uuuIr1 .-i of IuI.mouts Sd.
Gently rendered by tho o1YIJ of claims
u Indian depreciation CeaoH. 600
HrB wa received By 800 CuECr.
a paper cults Tho following 80 BE-.
from NDg Meur1 and Arizona
UHbert % johnson. claimed GiTtO.
uId $3.50. Iuaua CHayDF del WacF
Wmod y2l85. paid $3.50. Juan uon
..1 Martinez. sIBImot $3.50 patio go
rolul0 rnrria. claimed g2.UIb. pail
fga. Ipsua NclurIp. claimed gUsU.
paid 500. Uonit0 W0ninyu. claimed
flsU1. paid $3.50. Louisa Chavor.
claimed ygit5O. paid tlnu. Francisco
N.tH claimed $3.50. paid gl8t bran.
cisco Castillo ~ run claimed $500.
paid $3.50. Io.. rOp. Castillo
Cha,,. claimed $1,000 pend $685.
NHNmB Garcia. rHmrJ gH.. paid
1886. IG.o Nauu, sab claimed
ts.gG5. paid $3.50. Jos, Luna claim
D $4,000 ua.u u1st. N.00dohu
Ch0rea claimed y2gluU paId 1zO3S
Josephine Gilbert and jam. EWHon.
claimed t5uau. paid sgtoU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Ottawa, Out, April gB--Cauada q
AZ Eato foreign trade for the nine
mau,us ended March on amounted y
$3.50 aC5l or GAbg2zgs more than
Tor same period Of tae year previous.
ftis % on the basis OF imports Tor
consumption ana exports and Includes
coin and bullion me Imports Tor the
past nine months toialled fl1o.blgf
600 as against tisb At0.0g6 last yea9
and ne exports amounted to fi3t
DG4 100 as arainst fiOg f90.1t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

go Louis MO. April 23.-rbr MlE
souri, Kansas and TCEas ROAD will
tomorrow iuauEurato iiH now fast
train service between this city and
southwestern points The now train
wiH reduce the time OF tho Katy Hyer
by three hours between Nt Louis ans
Galveston with a corresponding 90.
ducfon r0r intermediate p0lHtF aud
The southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Business Men &c HclP Railroads
Iho commercial interests of chicago
H1y completed "a union VITA ho rail-
way passenger associations Boz a war
0f determination against tho 'tickCt
.calpars whose business .r tnat city
ia sufficient t0 warrant 5n outlay OF
nearly $50 uHU annually Ir ONCE rent
alone
Amer o. month of conferences be-
tween representative of iho National
Association of Merchants aud Nom.
beers uf Coo ugrgB1ufe auI Trayel
ors association 700 chicago and the
representative oG tho passenger
agents. ihe crusade has reached the
point whore counsel has been engaged
tl prosecute The nEht. whoa viii in.
rludo seeking On botn federal and
state couls of niun.lorg against
tHc Ticket brokers. restraining them
from doaHGe Boo railway tickets issued
.. .,r coufuo, with tho purchaser
.H'.F mlt0s them non transferable
900 immediate purpose ot the
ur-,u nf tH prevent thr roIp
us out uI l0VmJr tickets from
northern aHI eastern pouu t9 the
go Louis exposition. bot following
Us. 400 attempt viii ao made to con.
'u0t such o. .ruado that zoe sgt'pou
UH.u H.H Dol c.u-hsI loo chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
IINOT VERY WELL"

IL o. experience OF everybody az one
time on another Your shlu tccomr
yellow the tongue c1aioj. end yol
have severe headaches You're bil
Uoua,--thatt ali Tho U.ei moods a.
t0ut.ou 80 once A few d0Hr. ~ ii0s.
tettgrF stomach Uucr Dol au m1
s. needed t1 ESQ y1p right again
Get bottle today and try t n o.
also UuelHaH.I ur curing indioos
ZION. Dyspepsia Constipation. o..
s7mrIa. O. Grippe. Colds and Ma
iarlH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Arizona and Ola Mexico. and ia con.
sldorod an authority on ali matter per.
tanning Co mining interests Mr. "a
wards leaves tonight for Denver and
VIII stop over a few daya lu AIhuquor
QUO Ou Die return
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ssrIsua stomaeh TroubIs curea.

Z was troubled WITH a distress Ia
my stomach. sour stomach and vom.
itnr spells, and can truthfully say
that Chnmhorlains stomach and Liv.
or Tablets cured me.-Mrs Il. "
Williams. LaingsburF, Mich Those
tablets are guaranteed 20 cure every
case oi stomach trouble OF this char.
1C.er For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
esst cough Medicine for children.

hent cough WeuIDIun f4F IhNurtn.
when you buy a cough medicine Tor
m1Il children you want ono DO which
Won can place implicit confidence
Sou want one that u9t only relieves
boz cures lou want ouo that 81
u0ucsu0uaUly harmless You want
one that 20 pleasant o take. Chhm
1eTalnH Cough Remedy meets all or
chose conditions tacro is nothing
io good f1r hc e1u-HB qua colds
Incident 90 childhood % ia also
.ora.u preventive ana cure for Group.
and tnrro is u1 danger whatever
from whooping c0u % whCu 70 % xiv.
on % has been used iu many opli
om.cs ~ that diECaso win perfect
success FOR sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

% ia true that many contract colds
and recover from thom without taking
try proraetIon or treatment aud a
knowledge of thIs fact leads others
.1 take their chances Instead OF CIV.
ug thoIr colds the needed attention.
% should be- borne On mind that ey.
cry cold wcaEous the lungs. lowers
rho vitality makes tho system less
able To- Withstand each succeeding
'oId and paycs the way for more so.
-Ious diseases Can you AFFORD TO
AXE such desperate chances when
cuamborlaln's Cough Remedy. famous
'or Dos cures OF colds. can be had for
irIno7 For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Hannibal NO. hprI 2g The
democratic primary .u tao FIRST Con
occasional district today resulted ln
fuD denomination o. Congressman
James r Ioy0 lnory was 90 oppo-
afI.uu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
NOVEL FORM or TRANSPORT.
TON SERVICE TO % INTRO
DUCEp.

40 aulumuuil, service. .auyuE y.a.
tors 20 the Worlds Fair grounds. viii
add fu tbo transportation facilities OF
me exposition a. o. louis A.
least 200 machines viii carry pas6gu.
gers along tho fine residence streets
aud parks 0f the city and Discharge
tbom az points of vantage within The
uounuu a company called the
Wor'ds Fair Automobile company has
been organized Cor thla purpose. with
lAluup @ McNalr an president The
machines to Do used will carry from
two to forty passengers each. and
steam. gasoline and electricity Will Dc
the motive power Tho large machines
win hg Boz the style of tullyhOCs Those
vehicles will collect passengers az the
hotels. union station and other points
In tho downtown district Coupon
tickets viii ho sold emitting the pas.
engers To- "a ride and admission 90
iho Worlds Fair grounds stations
Will bee provided at suitable points
within The exposition grounds tor dls.
charging anu collecting passengers
Automobiles viii also Dec operated
within the grounds over certain
routes az a specified rate of speed
This service la Intended 90 ho OF great
advantage to visitors taking them
practically from their hotels. saving
tho trouble of buying tickets in the
crush az che gates ana waiting for
tine crowds a. the Juruatiiea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

pie u days Geo. McCulloch, boiler
makers helper, viii go 20 San Der
uardino. sotoro Montana, car repair
on. viii 20 90 Gallup; John Holiday.
maoninisi LEFT with hia wifo for Dos
Moincs. iowa Clarence " Taylor
foreman oi wheel house has gone to
bfakue Albert F.miuE hoilgrmak.
pu helper haa returned to chicago
after luu U.sk. service. d. A.
kyok. boiHmabor helper SID r1 io
E pnan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
MARRIAGE ASEoUNeemsrr
Harry D. rose and Miss isabella
spencer to Marry ,n September

last uIsHi an Informal gathering q.
tne home OF the bride elects parents.
Mr. and Mu o. W Spencer. of the
Grand Central hotel Mra. Spencer au
nounced the engagement % Der dansh.
ter Mias Isabella Julia. Co Mr. Harry
- Rose. che happy event TO occur ih
November on course. some OF inc
young folks expressed surprise but
mois OF thOe p- out took tbo news
as matter Of course. hapiuF DC "a lisp.
py beirUthal The bride Is me young
coo daughter of 81 and Mu spencer
and has grown up DO Albuquerque. re
ceiYinE her education iu fhe Aibuquaf
que public SCHOOL, and tho University.
Mr. Rose came 90 Albuquerque about
a year ago from Duluth. MINI Ha
Bt present occupies an Important
clerical position Iu tho office 90 Tho
Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

hon D Catron me wen known
attorney of Santa Fo. 90 hero on bua
ness. aul expects to return tl tbo Cal
iisl city tomorrow morning 8psaa
me OF the shortage 90 COUNTY Traa
ufer KhaoboI % Santa go $50 Cafron
sayF .Mr KVaobel Wlll come out all
right a. win probably tahG au BE
property t0 d0 40. ana MI ho seem
honest in the matter ho has the Syn
pathy ai tho community Mr Calror
says that everyone regrets h short
age. and hopes that nothing Hrtto
WIII come out VI tho transaci.oa AMI
iha' 100 0ug u.'..d. rf fmHf H
H. fHl iuraI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SHORT LIVED
Only Live from five
to nine Days.

THE germs Of an ordinary Cough
emily live from Eve TO nine days, bus
during their life inhame the mem.
bTanoa o. the respiratory organs max
Ing them unusually susceptible -
attack Of the germs Of other diseases,
bus usually other cough germs and
Judgement on the inhamod surfaces
causing Hons cold afier another until
Pneumonia, Bronchitis or Consump.
lion develops.
THERE is no excuse Cor a Cough
or Cold becoming serious a. Foley'a
Honey and Tar NOT only stops The
Cough bus destroys tho germs and
cures you perfectly, % why take other
90 called remedies which only deadon
the effect Of these germs and iesve
you hali-cur0d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

More strike Breakers fer the Santa
Fe-Anothor bunch OF Santa 10 strike
breakers were sent through on No. y
this morning from the east 10 San
Francisco. There were iortytwo men
iu the party. says the vi Paso Herald.
Railroad men coming In from on
the Santa pc report that 90 far there
has been but little change 10 tho San
ta Fc strike situation Tor several days
and no one seems to know just what
the future will BRING forth. Tho com.
PAM is not 20 ba caught mapping
however. and has Just placed a strong
guard about the shops at Albuquerque.
aB VOL as other points along the line
where shops and roundhouscs are 10,
Catod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Nothing Equal 20 Chamberlair's
cole, Cholera and Dlafrhosa
Remedy fer 30 81 Com

NiaiWta w ANii9fNNs
We have used Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and L.arfhooa Remedy % our
family Tor years" says Mrs ). d.
Co0ho. OF Netherlands. Texas. I'VE
have given q 20 on % our children
we have used other medicines Tor
the same purpose. but never found
anything 20 equal Chamborlaiha. n
You viii use u as directed q viii
always cure FOR sale by 8u IWF
Elata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Tho tlmeworn injunction Never
PINE on 'tll tomorrow what you can 90
today" "a now generally presented 10
this form; DO Il today Thet IL
the torse advice we want 70 give you
about that hacking cough or dem0rai.
ling cold with which you nave been
struggling for several days. perhaps
weeks Take some reliable remedy
FOR 10 today and let that remedy be
Dr. B0schooa German syrup. which
has been On use for over thirty I'VE
years a few doses OF Il viii un.
dOuhtedly relieve your cough. or cold.
and les continued use Tor e few days
win cure you completely. No matter
how deepaoated your cought. even n
dread consumption has attacked your
lungs. German syrup win surely or.
feet q curo-as Il nas done before in
Thousands OF apparently hopeless
cases OF lung trouble. New trial bot.
Ties, 25c; regular sire. zoe g.
O.Hieliy a 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

a Fine Entortainmont--S q. Bus.
scrs Masonic entertainment company
gave a very good entertainment at tho
santa De reading rooms last night
rHr attendance crowded tuo han and
nearly every number on the program
p'.otod heavy applause
Nr Albou Is. Wilson. WAC .s a 38.
degree Mason aud Grand Secretary OF
tlO Grand Lodge OF kansas. was tho
principal performer OF the entertain.
m'ut. and In hlu lecture on organ.
illuon ana Literature gave his aud.
.DnCo some valuable points on good
books ana social me. ar william
shaver, who be- also q 35rd degree Ma
son. played and sang in a very pleas.
ant manner Mrs. Wilson SANG, and
Mrs Himoo OF this city. rendered
several piano solos After the con.
cert Mr BussOr and his company was
rendered a reception 40 the Masonic
Temple by Temple lodge. NO o. AZ
1880 o. clock thoy leit tor San Marclal
where an entertainment viii bo gly6n
this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

IN Two Dayo-rhe iclioWins local
employees OF the santa Fo have ten.
dcrod their designations the past cou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

The Ioushins Famuy--sftt @. H..
Joughins and Miss Joughins are IN
thls city from Los Angeles visiting
with friends before leaving tor the
east to Join Mr.. JoughIna who has
accepted tho position OF superntond.
eut of motive power for the Inter,
Colonial railway. says ,bc San Bornar-
dino sun they wI. leave here be-
fore the end OF the week Tor unllfax,
Naya Scoua. and will stop az the
Grand Canyon and different eastern
cities GA route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

McNal'ys private car The uper.u.
tcudcnt accompanied 90. party as far
as ia iuEtB
The Santa De- bias l... completed
statistics showing che wonderful n.
crease In 'hu number of passengers
carried to tbo Grand Cauyua over
their libo. Tho Santa F,s iIn. O. thc
Dr8nd Canyon was 1uE completed
600 1900. but owen 40 tots oaIn date
mo average annual aHs.ugs OFF the
uno has reached 500 into thU thou
ands Tho .ats,i.a show talt W,
business of toe ilue has grown from
500 passengers Iu iYnn fH 1906 Boo
1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Too Many Houra.-4joorgo Hilton.
che engineer on the incoming pas
seuEer last night was taken 900 en-
goute. and q was with dimculty ;ke.
De pulled tho train 90 Roswell sayt
tho Record Ho was supposed 90 ro-
turn last evening with e freight train
that left here a. 2 o'clock, but was
unable 20 go AMI an extra man was
put in his place u s. thought that bis
illness ls not serious, but was the
result of 0yorwork Recently be- was
on duty for a continuous stretch ol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

VIII a Strike Comc--IH. nrst state
meat made ny any santa De- machinist
regarding tuo pending strike situation
n reported by thr ,opct1 state Jour
nal iho Journal aayu;
prod Robertson. president Of the
local lodge ot tho Machin.sts union.
Who De- JOB o. position 90 know whereof
boz speaks. made the startling state.
mont today that % strike could not
no avoided and that ho Thought 30
would come within the course of me
next two wucks HC raid
ono cannot ten very much ABOUT
what De- rolng ON in Warrington ~
reading the press dispatches. Tho
general tone of tncso indicate that
roo, macblnists have practically given
un the fight but tlia is not 30. a
secret vote on the question 90 a
strike has beon taken and al the bal
lots were uo nave been counted FRI.
day This vote viii Simplify matters
greatly and win serve Co bring about
% tsclsI0u ln a very short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-07
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Election District Is bounded by within
side OF ChTstie from Canal Division
Division street, BoHe-y and tie north
fldes OF ayard street BOwery 10 Chryste
The Second Elect District Is bounded BIZ and within
south Canal street. from BowsTy % Chr,sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-07
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


The First Election District is bounded by within
Stanton street Cannon street. Rivngton street. and
Second Election District is bounded by and within
Stanton street. Sheriff street. Rvington street.
street.
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
stanton street Pitt street Rvinston street,
street.
Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
East Houston street. Ridge street. Stanton
The Fifth District is bounded by and within
the north and south sides of Second from
Third street. street and
Sixth Election District Ia bounded by and within
Second street Columbia street Stanton street. Ridge
Election District is bounded by and within
Third street Manhattan street. Second street
The Eighth Election District bounded by and within
second street sTd nTsasn ant2e Columbia street
The Ninth Election District bounded by and within
Third street East river Stanton street and Lewis
East Fourth street East river. Third street.
The Eleventh bounded by and within
East Fourth street Avenue the north and south sides
side Of Avenue 3. from Second street TO East Fourth
the north and south sides of Fifth from
Eide Of Avenue B. to sixth Street
within sixth street East river East Fourth street Axs
nue. c. Fifth street. and Avenue D.
within sixth street Avenue D. Fifth street and Avenue
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
the sides Of sixth
Ayenne b from sixth street to Seventh street ' OF
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Seventh street East River sixth street and
The Seventeenth Election bounded by and
nue. G Eighth street and Avenue d. ave-
The Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
Avenue {. '''' ana
The Ninetsenth Election District by and
Avenue c - ''''-'-' street.
Mower County transcript., 1904-10-12

to put it out, but JEFF got another
White Cap letter O. warnin' to skip
out. 1t had skull an bones on it.
Mrs. Truitt's been tryin' to git i'm to
leave, but old Bascom won't let i'm
go. Now, George, git the rifle an shoot
me the fattest chicken you see in the
yard. I'm goin' to fry it fer you. I'll
bet you hain't half fed thar at Hill
yer's. Them niger cooks don't know
how to prepare meal O. vittles."
Mother" - he turned suddenly and
resolutely on her-"you haven't told
me all about her coming here.'
Eyes, have, George, s. help me
Godv'
"Not all you-thought, mother"
The woman hesitated, and then she
faltered: mo, I'll admit that, George.
How could I? I laid awake nearly all
that night studyin' over it,"
"Tel me what you thought, mother" !"
"Why, George? r.
Mother, this is the darkest day
have ever spent. I had one other as
bad, but 1 drowned it in whisky, but
now"-he smiled rigidly-"I am facing
the music with clear head. Mother,
what did you think2"
"Well. George" after another pause,
II sorter believed she kissed me an
an looked like she wanted to cry in
my arms beca'se was yore mother.
/ lever could make Out-women are
sech riddles, even to the'rselves-I nev-
er could make out whether it was a
goodby kiss intended fer you or-or
another sort 1 watched her tell she
got clean across the pasture field, an
she walked all the way with 'er head
down. Now git the gun.'
He sat down suddenly. Mother,
couldn't kill living thing today" he
said. II want everything to live and
breathe. How can 1 give her up whep
when she kissed you?"
Mower County transcript., 1904-10-12
CHAPTER XVI.

In RlRS. CRANSION aVa1led herSelf
M Of the first opportunity to speak
II III confdentially to Kitty Cosby
(ej about Lydia and George Buck
ley after Miss Cosby's arrival from
Virginia.
"You remember, I wrote you I had
something particular to tell you, Kit
ty," she remarked on the first after
noon as she and the guest were stroll
ing on the lawn together. \. y
"And you bet you reused my curios-
ity, Mrs. Cranston," replied the girl,
who was quite pretty, decidedly: styl-
ish and tall and graceful, having brown
hair and hazel eyes that seemed con-
stantly laughing. Il know it's about
LYDIA" u %&% sE< Il,
Mrs. Cranston led her into summer
house near the. carriage drive. 1t had
two compartments and entrances from
different walks. Before answering,
Mrs. Cranston peered cautiously
through the wooden latticework that
separated the two rooms. 3
4 < what are you doing r. Miss Cosby
asked. .zs... .S. 5s.
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