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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-02
CHAPTER VI.
A RAEF RIDE TO wINDsoR.

~ t~AA~A tAAG ~
"IHE princess knew her royal
brother. 4 man would re-
l@7-:7S1 ceive quicker reward for In
~ venting an amusement or q
gaudy costume for the king than by
winning Kim a battle. Later in life the
highroad to bis favor was in Kidding
him of his wife and helping him TO a
new one q dangerous way. though. as
Wolsey found. 10 his sorrow. when he
sank his glory In poor Anne Boleyn.
Brandon took the hint and managed
TO let it be known to his play loving
king that he knew the latest French
games. The French Due de Tongue
vile had for some time been an honor
ed prisoner at the English court, held
as a hostage from Louis XII. but DE
L~ongueville was q blockhead. who
could not keep his little black eyes off
our fair ladies, who hated him. long
enough to tell the deuce Of spades from
the ace OF hearts. SO Brandon was
taken from his duties. such as they
were. and placed at the card table.
This was fortunate at first. for, being
the best player. the king always chose
him as his partner. and. as i'm every
other game. the king always won. If
he lost. there would soon be no game,
and the man who won from him too
frequently was In danger at any mo-
ment of being rated guilty of the very
highest sort of treason. | think many
q mans fall under Henry VIII. was
owing to the fact that he did not al
ways allow the king to win In some
trivial matter of game or joust. Under
these conditions everybody was anx-
ious to be the kings partner. 1t is true
he frequently forgot to divide his VIM
nings. but his partner had this advan-
tage at least-there was no danger of
losing. That being the case, Brandon's
seat opposite the king was very likely
to excite envy. and the time soon came,
Henry having learned the play, when
Brandon had { o face some one else. and
the seat was too costly for a man with
out a treasury. 1t took but n few days
to put Brandon hors de combat finan-
cially. and he would have been IN a
bad plight had not Wolsey come to his
relief. After that he played and paid
the king In his own coin.
This great game of honor and RUIZ
occupied Henry's mind day and night
during a fortnight. He Toasted upon
II to safety. as he did with everything
else. never having learned not to cloy
his appetite by orerfeeGing. So we
saw little OF Brandon while the kings
fever lasted. ard Mary said she wished
she had remained silent about the
cards. You see. the could enjoy this
new plaything as wei as her brother,
but the King. of coarse. must be salts
fed first. They both had enough even
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SuffRD IS YEARS

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sentence. but It was not true. as I was
forced to admit. almost with the same
breath that spoke 1t. Jane bad heard
It and had stored it away In that mem
ory of hers so tenacious in holding to
everything it should forget. 1t Is won
derful what a fund of useless informa-
ton some persons accumulate and cling
to with q persistent determination wor-
thy of d better cause. thought Jane
never would forget that unfortunate.
nhomifiabie sentence spoken so gran
diloquently TO Mary | worder what
she would have thought lad size known
that I had said substantially the same
thing to IL dozen others. | never Should
have won her In that case. She does
not know it yet ard never shall If
car prevent.
So Jane halted my effort to pour out
my heart. as she always did.
There is something that greatly
troubles me-" she said.
what is it?" | asked in some con-
Germ.
MY MISTRESS she answered. nod
ding In tae direction of the W riding
ahead of us. Il never sac her so
much interested In any n as she Is In
your friend. Master Brandon. Not that
she Is really in love with him as yet
perhaps. but | fear 1t Is coming. and |
dread to see it. That incident Of the
loose girth is an illustration. Did you
ever know anything so bold ard trans
parent? Any one could see through 1t.
and the worst of all is she seems not
to care If every one does see. Now look
at them ahead of US. No girl Is so
happy riding beside a man unless she
Is interested In him. She was dull
enough until he joined her. He seemed
In no hurry to come. SO she resorted to
tie fimsy excuse Of the loose girth to
bring him. | am surprised that she
even sought the shadow of an excuse.
but did not order him forward without
any %pratense of one. oh. | don't know
what to do. 1t troubles me greatly.
DO you know the state of his feel
ings?"
(To be ~continued.)
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No other hair preparation is on TIL
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see the Window Display At Brown
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EuL CHdt ~ l 40 not UtS..g
taste and she is inclined to him. be
lays up great stores In her heart by
making her think him good. ard shame
ful impositions are often practiced to
this end.
Mary flushed a little and answered:
II can't help it. You do not know.
Had | told Henry that we four had
enjoyed such a famous time in my
rooms he would have been very angry,
and-and-you might have been the
sufferer"
But might o not have compro-
truth some way and leaving the i'm
preston that others were of the party
that EVENING""
That was Il mistake. for II gave Mary
M opportunity TO retaliate: The best
way 10 20 around the truth. rs you call
It. is by n direct lie. My lie was nc
worse than yours. But | did not stop
to argue about such matters. There is
something else | wished TO say. | want
to tell you that you have greatly
pleased the king with the new dance.
Now teach him honor and ruff and
your fortune is made. He has haf
some Jews and Lombards in of late &c
teach him new games at cards. bur
yours Is worth all of them" Then
= -F"what hastily aud irreleyantly. g.
did not dance the Lew daAce with any
ether gentleman. but | suppose you did
not notice it," and she was gone before
he could thank her.
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HOw's Your Wardrobe?

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"Oh. but that Is not true. Don't you
think you should have told him the
truth or have evaded it in some way!'
asked Brandon. who was really a great
lover of the truth. when possible"
but who. | fear. ON this occasion wish
cd to appear more truthful than he
really was. If a mar Is to a woman's
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"Why don't yen present arms to yo1ir
superior o~fIicer?''
Il would. captain, only | didn't
s'pose you'd care for q dinky old gun
like this."-New York Evening Jour
nal.
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little River.

Protracted meeting closed at Pales.
tine Thursday evening.
Rev. Sage and wife visited at Harve
Axes Sunday.
Willis Frost, from east Of Leon, called
on S. Whistler Friday.
Mrs. Beers is sickrwith lagrippe.
Della Epperly spent Thursday even.
ing with Pearl Pryor.
|. Ike Edwards, of Hickory Grove, visit
ed George Pryor Tuesday night.
Don Axes called at Mr.. Davenport's
Monday.
Pearl, Ruby and Lucille Pryor called
on the Misses Sprague Sunday.
Sylvester Millsap and family drove to
Leon Thursday and had some photos
taken.
George Pryor and Jim Gibbons were
Leon callers Monday.
Ora Eaton is keeping Bachelor Hall on
the ridge.
Why does great-grandfather Gibbons
wear broad smile on his facee Be-
cause little son made his appearance
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Heckathorn on New Years day.
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STuskeepo.

Row. G. w. Smith filed his regular an
pointment at this place Sunday an6
Sunday evening.
Miss Letha Burnett, of Leon, visited
the latter part of last week with he,
cousin Jennie Moore.
Mrs. John Brown was passenee,
for Lamont Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson, of Kellerton. are
visiting with their granddaughter Mrs
Ed. Scott.
Miss Lucy Dunbar visited at her
brother Jessie Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Della Lewis took dinner
at Mrs. Piercy's Sunday.
J. M. Smith and Clarence Needels
were passengers for Kellerton Saturday.
Will Titus and family moved on the
Iapscott place last week. Mrs. Piercy
and family, Of Murray, moved on the
Plercy place just vacated by Mr.. Titus.
tall Ballinger and Eta Percy re-
turned to Lamont Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Wiley and son returned
Monday after visiting few DAYS with
the former mother, Mrs. Polan, of Mt.
Ayr.
lsh Barnes wife and son, Of Abba,
visited few days the past week with
Mrs. Laura Barnes.
Mr.. Truitt, of Oklahoma, and Mrs.
Ross, of Elk Creek, took dinner Monday
at j. M. Smiths.
Rev. Harvey began another meeting
at the Advent church Monday night.
Every body is invited to come.
Grandma Payton was removed home
again Monday. We are glad to have
Grandma home once more.
Will Shields, Of Grand River, was
seen on our streets Monday.
There was car load of hogs shipped
from this place to Ottumwa Monday.
George Gardner and family visited
the first part Of last week with friends
at Decatur.
Mrs. Bond and daughter, of Elk Creek,
spent Sunday night at Ike Payton's.
Miss Eta Ennis who has, been visit
ing relatives and old friends here for
the past few months, left Tuesday for
her home in Osceola, Nebr.
The Ladies Mission Club of the Bap-
fist church met Friday evening with
Mrs. j. M. Smith.
G. r. Percy killed another beef Mon
day. That makes his sixth beef for this
winter, SO the people around Tuskeego
haven't starved for beef.
The reception at 'Chas. Rhodes Satur-
day night given in honor of Mrs. and
Mrs. Irven Battle was we'll attended.
All reported good time.
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pIeasanton.

II. Richardson received word the first
OF the week that the creamery people
would be on the ground this week or
the first of next, erecting new plant
on the ground of the one burned few
weeks ago. Farmers will be glad when
this gets in operation as many are hold
ing back waiting for them to start.
New Year convenes quite a spring
like day.
Julia Mullen came Saturday from
spending her vacation in Des Moines
with the home folks.
Jason Hollinger, of near Spring
Valley, was on the streets Tuesday.
Mrs. S. b. Shaw and babies went to
Leon Monday to visit her mother, Mrs,
Alonzo Fulton.
Will Powers is improving but not vet
able to go to his work at the blacksmith
shop.
Miss Meeks, of Baxter, is here visit
ing her friend, Vivian EARLY.
The college boys have all returned to
their respective schools, Macy and
Donald Campbell, State Normal, Cedar
Falls; Arthur Bogley, Shenandoah, John
Hinkle, Graceland, Lamont.
From the way they are squirming,
the Index hit certain parties in the
short ribs last week, when it spoke of
the whisky bottles being found on the
streets other than drug store bottles.
Just keep an eye open and an ear clean.
Some of the people may be fooled some
OF the time; but all the people can't be
mistaken all the time. You had better
get right.while you can and have tie
opportunity. ~
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Morgan.

Misses Merl and Myrtle Baker, Of
Lineville, visited the past week at M!
L. Dale's and other relatives in this
vicinity.
NJ. L. Cozads and wife visited their
aunt Mrs. Rebecca Cozad Sunday.
Edgar Blakesley, Of May, Oklahoma,
is in these parts shaking hands with
many friends.
James Cozad visited at Albert Bakers
east of Lineville, Saturday.
John Blakesley, of Mo-, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity. We under
stand that his mother Mrs. Jane
Blakesley will accompany him home.
v. G. Robinson and sister Emma, were
Leon visitors Thursday.
Mrs. M. L. Dale, ,Merl and MYRTLE
Baker visited at J. W. Hubbard's We'd
nesday.
Harvey Gammill is quite sick with
typhoid fever at this writing.
Mrs. Jane Cozad and daughter Janita,
Lou Robinson and Edgar Blakesley
spent New Years day at M. L. Dale's.
Delbert Cozad spent last week with
his father and other relatives at Moul-
ton.
Miss Lula Newcomer spent the latter
part OF last week with his sister Mrs.
Mart Davis, at Woodland.
Miss Nellie Dale entertained six of
OF her friends Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in music and social
chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gammill visited
at Willis Dillons Sunday.
Miss Nellie Dale came down from
Leon Wednesday to spend week with
her parents. She has been clerking for
w. A. Alexander's and will return next
week to begin course of music with
Mrs. c. E. Gardner.
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From Our Correspondents
BurreIl

Daniel Williams came down from De
catur Monday to visit his parents.
There were a few cases Of "plair
drunk" here Xmas week.
"A. e. Finch and wife ate dinner will
Thomas Quick Tuesday.
Thomas Williams is the proud posses
sor of a new organ.
Mrs. Peter Ellers visited her parents
@. P. Shaffner and wife, the first of the
week.
Orville Wills was hauling wood from
r. Forkner's Tuesday.
j. Mullen delivered hogs at Davis
City this week.
There was social dance at Alpha
Miller's on New Years night.
Mrs. Clara E. Finch and Mrs. Mary
Quick ate dinner at VIM. Gray's in Leon
on New Years day.
The young people enjoyed dance on
Wednesday evening at Jay Sellers.
Benjamin Smith returned from Mus
catine Wednesday.
Fred Miller, of Eagleville, Mo-, is
visiting relatives here.
Geo. Miller, of Grand River, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. M. Miller.
Mrs. vira McGahuey and son spent
Wednesday with Ada Pullen, of Pleasant
Valley.
DR.. Eiker, of Decatur, was seen on our
streets Thursday.
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Garden Grove.

Miss Kentner, of Leon, who has been
visiting at the Zika home, returned
home Thursday.
Harry Billings and wife went to To-
peka, Kas., Monday.
G.P. Arnold went to Leon Monday to
meet with the Board of Supervisors.
Owing to the resignation of Ted Morris
from the hoard, Mr.. Arnold was APP
pointed to fill his unexpired term.
The family of Lawn voigt left Mon
day morning for DeSoto, Kas., where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lyon returned
from their vacation at Unionville Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Shaw returned
from their holiday vacation Monday.
John Arnold returned Saturday from
his visit at Des Moines.
Mabel Miller, who has been visiting
her friend, Edith Poole, returned to
Unionville Saturday.
VIM. Potts, of ST. Paul, Neb., who has
been visiting his brother, w. H. Potts,
returned home last week.
W.. s. Flanagan and W. N. Servis
went to st. Louis Monday. Mr.. Elan
nagan goes to resume work on the
Worlds Fair grounds and Mr.. Servis to
visit.
Mrs. P. R. Wells returned to Indian
ola Monday after few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jen-
nings.
VIII. farmhouse went to Leon the
first of the week on business.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the meetings at the Presby-
terrain church conducted by Capt.
O'Brien, large audiences attending each
night.
Edwin Lovett, of Chicago, came last
week to visit his brother, Elmer Lovett.
Virgil Barnes, of Kearney, Neb., came
Monday to visit at the Longacre home.
Us. Brown went to Lamont Monday
on business.
Rev. Allen Judd returned to Des
Moines Monday, having held services
at the Episcopal church Sunday.
Clyde Northrup went to Leon the first
of the week on business.
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Van Vert.

Bonnie Hainley, of Clearfield, was in
our city Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Hauenstein, of Grand
River and Mrs. Elmer Weaver, of Leon,
visited Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. j. T. Thompson.
Dulla Fuller and Lulu Blades visited a
few days last week in Weldon.
Ray Clark, of Grand River, was in
town Thursday.
Jim Fry and Ben Redman went to
Grand River Thursday.
Mrs. Harve Straley and son left Thurs
day for her home at Lucas after few
days visit with relatives.
M. r. Thompson, of Osceola, was in
town Tuesday.
Mike CARRIER has built new ice
house up at the skimming station. !,
John Sewers and wife, of Leon, came
Thursday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Laura Worden is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Ball.
Mr.. Dutton and wife, of Murray. are
visiting relatives in this city.
f. L. Hall made business trip to Os-
ceola Tuesday.
George Walsh returned to school at
Davenport Tuesday, after spending his
vacation at home.
Miss Simms, of the Leon Republican
force, spent couple of days here last
week, the guest of her friend, Mrs. Ken
nell.
]. B. Hampton and wife returned from
Oregon Friday.
Several of our young people took a
cold bath at the reservoir Christmas
day, the result Of too venturesome
spirits while skating.
Mark Shaw, Of Des Moines, was in our
city last week.
Mrs. Hattie Brant, of Colbran, Colo,
was the guest of Miss Emma Brewer
last Monday and Tuesday. She will be
remembered by her many friends as
Miss Hattie vanderly.
Mrs. Henry Murray, of Ridgeway,
Mo-, came Friday for few days visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Fowser and wife, went / to
Beaconsfield last week for few days
visit with relatives.
Harry Cross returned to his home in
Corydon Tuesday after ten days visit
with relatives in this city.
Rev. Williams, of Des Moines, preach
ed at the Christian church Sunday.
| Pearl Baker returned from Centerville
Saturday where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Housley returned from Center
vile Friday.
Buy your portrait frames from Swear
lengin. "a new lot Of very fine frames
| just received. Call and see them. 51-tf
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Salem

Chas. Bledsoe is Nhelping A. e. Poole
with his saw timber.
Joe and Floyd Dale were Davis City
visitors last Friday.
Ethel Still is home from Des Moines.
o. M. Pace and wife entertained
relstives from Leon New Years day.
Edgar Blakesley, of Oklahoma, came
last week on visit with friends in this
vicinity.
Percy Dale visited friends at Lamont
last week.
Mrs. Lenna Graves and children went
to Davis City last Friday for few days
visit.
W.. v. Inman and family visited rela-
tives at Lamont New Years day.
Several X. P. boys from this place at
tended an installation Of officers at the
Leon lodge Monday night.
a. w. Davis visited relatives at
Ottumwa last week.
Floyd Dale and sister Elsie, and Ora
Woolsey spent Sunday at j. NJ. Har-
mons.
Melvin Hullinger made his regular
drive to Saline, Mo-, Sunday evening.
New Salem Sunday school elected the
following officers for the first quarter.
Supt., j. Albert Dale.
Asst Supt.. Elsie Dale.
Sec'v and Treas A 7 Woolsav
Organist, Lulu Harmon.
Ed. Still and wife spent Sunday at r.
B. brakes.
The regular services of the New Salem
church will be held here next Saturday
and Sunday.
w. w. Drake, who recently returned
from Sioux City, is spending the winter
with his brother.