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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-09-27

to ride on bright morning, with the
wind rushing past her, bringing the
odor of the grasses of the flowers, of
the earth to tingle her nostrifs; no
more to follow the hounds on a win
ter's day, with the pack baying beyond
the hedges, the gay, relocated riders
sweeping down the field; no more to
wander through the halls of her moth
er's birthplace and her own! Like a
breath on mirror, all was gone. Why?
What had she done to ba flung down
ruthlessly? She, who had been brought
up in idleness and luxury, must turn
her hands to living! Without being
worldly, she knew the world Once
she appeared upon the stage, she would
lose caste among her kind. True, they
would tolerate her, but no longer
would her voice be heard or her word
have weight.
Soon she would be tossed about on
the whirlpool and swallowed up. Then
would come the haggling with mana
gers, long and tiresome Journeys,
gloomy hotels and Indifferent fare, Gu
rious people who desired to see the
one-time fashionable belle; her por-
traits would be autographed and hung
up in shop-windows, in questionable
resorts, and the privacy so loved by
gentlewomen gone; and perhaps there
would be insults. And she was only
on the threshold of the twenties, the
radiant, blooming twenties!
During the long ride (for they COW
cred something like seven miles) not
word was spoken. The girl was bid
Ing her time; the man had nothing to
voice. They were going through the
woods, when they came upon a clear
ing through which a narrow brook loi-
tered or sailed down the incline. She
reined in and raised her crop. He
was puzzled. So far as he could see,
he and the girl were alone. The third
person, for whom he reasoned he had
brought the second plate, was no
VIII ere in sight.
A fiat boulder lay at the side of the
stream, and she nodded toward it.
Warburton emptied the hamper and
spread the cloth on the stone. Then
he laid out the salad, the sandwiches,
the olives, the almonds, and two sill
yer telescope-cups. All the time not
a single word from either: Warbur-
ton, busted with his task, did not lift
his eyes to her
The girl had laid her face against
James nose, and two lonely tears
trailed slowly down her velvety
cheeks. Presently he was compelled to
look at her and speak.
Everything is ready, Miss" He
spoke huskily. The sight of her tears
gave him an indescribable agony.
She dropped the bride reins, brushed
her eyes, and the sunshine of smile
broke through the troubled clouds.
"Mr. Warburton," she said gently,
'1et us not play any more. am too
sad. Let us hang up the masks, for
the comedy is done"
ITO Be Continued
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CHAPTER XXIV.-CoNTINUED
HAS anybody recognized you?" /
asked, unlocking the door to my apart
ment.
mo; and l shouldn't care a hang if
they had"
"Oho!"
Warburton flung himself into a chair
and lighted cigar He puffed it rap
idly, while | got together my shaving
and toilet sets.
start her up," said I.
Chuck, when my father died he
left nearly quarter OF million in
five per cents; that is to say, Jack,
Nancy and I were given yearly in
come of about $4,000. Nancy's portion
and mine are still in bonds which do
not mature till 1900. Jack has made
several bad investments, and about
half of his is gone, but his wife has
plenty. so his losses do not trouble
him. Now, I have been rather frugal
during the past seven years. have
Alved entirely upon my army pay. I
must have something like $4,000 ly-
Ing in the bank in New York. On Mon
day, between three and four o'clock,
Col. Annesley will become practically
q beggar, pauper."
"What?" My shaving mug slipped
from my hand and crashed to the floor,
where it lay in a hundred pieces.
"Yes. He and his daughter will not
have a roof of their own: all gone,
every stick and stone. Don't ask any
questions; only do as l ask of you"
He took out his check-book and filled
out two blanks. These he handed to
me. "The large one I want you to
place In the Union bank, to the credit
of Col Annesley."
looked at the check. Twenty
thousand dollars?" l gasped.
''The Union bank has this day dis
counted the colonel's note. 1t falls
due on Monday. In order to meet 1t.
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he will have to sell what is left of
the Virginia estate and his fine horses.
The interest will be inconsiderable." =
What" l began, but he inter-
rupted me-
Il Shall not answer single ques-
ton. The check for $4,000 is
for the purchase of the horses, which
will be put on sale Saturday morning.
They are easily worth this amount.
Through whatever agency you please,
buy these horses for me, but not in
my name. AS for the note, cash my
check first and present the currency for
the note. No one will know anything
about it then. You can not trace
money"
Good Lord, Bob, you are crazy!
You are giving away a fortune"
demonstrated
''It is my own, and my capital re-
mains untouched"
Have you told her that you love
her? Does she know who you are?"
/ was very much excited.
"No," sadly, 81 haven't told her
that l love her She does not know
who I am. What is more, never want
her to know. l have thrown my arms
roughly around her, thinking her to be
Nancy. and have kissed her. Some
reparation is due her. On Monday
shall pack up quietly and return to
the west"
"Annesley beggared? What in heav
ems name does this mean?" l was
confounded.
Some day, Chuck, when you have
entered the family properly as my Sis
ter's husband, perhaps l may confide
In YOU At present the secret isn't
mine Let it suffice that through pc
culiar circumstances, the father of the
girl love is ruined. I am not doing
this for any theatrical play, gratitude
and all that rot, with half smile
az admire and respect Col. Annesley;
] love his daughter, hopelessly enough.
/ have never been of much use 20 any
one. Other persons troubles never
worried me to any extent; l was hap
py-go-lucky, careless and thoughtlcss.
True, I never passed a beggar without
dropping a coin into his cup But
often this act was the result of good
dinner and a special vintage. The
$4,000 will keep the coloneFs home,
the house his child was born in and
her mother before her. am doing
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this crazy thing, as you call 1t. because
it is going to make me rather happy.
| shall disappear Monday. They may
or they may not suspect who has come
to their aid. They may even trace the
thing to you; but you will be honor
bound to reveal nothing. When you
have taken up the note, mail it to
Annesley. You will find Count Kar-
lofts name on IT,"
"Kar1off?" I was In utter darkness.
"Yes. Annesley borrowed $40, 900 OF
him on a three months note. Both
men are well known at the Union bank,
Karloff having temporary large de-
posit there, and Annesley always hav-
ing done his banking at the same
place. Kar1off, for reasons which | can
not tell you, did not turn in the note
till this morning. You will take it up
this afternoon
"Annesley, whom I believed to be a
millionaire, penniless: Karloff one of
his creditors? Bob, do not think that
you are treating me fairly. 1 can't go
into this thing blind"
'If you will not do 1t under these
conditions, shall have to find some
one who will"-resolutely
I looked at the checks and then at
him. Twenty-three thousand
dollars! 1t was more than l ever be-
fore held in my hand at one time. And
he was giving it away as carelessly as
should have given away dime Then
the bigness of the act, the absolute dis
interestedness of 1t, came to me sud-
denly.
Bob, you are the finest lover in
all the world! And II Miss Annesley
ever knows who you are, she isn't a
woman If she does not fall Immediate
ly in love with you" | slapped him
on the shoulder. | was something of
lover myself, and I could understand.
"She will never know. don't want
her to know. That is why I am going
away. want to do a good deed, and
be left in the dark to enjoy it. That
is all. After doing this, l could never
look her in the eyes as Robert War
burton I shall dine with the folks on
Sunday. l shall confess all only to
Nancy, who has always been the only
confidante l have ever had among the
women"
There was a pause. could bring
no words to my lips. Finally I stam-
mered out: Nancy knows. | told her
everything last night. broke my word
with you, Bob, but could not help it.
She was crying again over what she
thinks to be your heartlessness. I
had to tell her"
What did she say?"-rising abrupt
ly.
''She laughed, and do not know
when | have seen her look so happy.
There'll be a double wedding yet, my
boy" | was full of enthusiasm.
II wish l could believe you, Chuck:
| wish I could. I'm rather glad you
told Nan. | love her, and l don't want
her to worry about me-" He gripped
my hand. "You will do just as ask?"
ITO the very letter. Will you have a
little Scotch to perk you up bit?
! You look rather seedy."
'No," smiling dryly. eff she smelt
| liquor on my breath I should lose my
position. Goodby, then, till Sunday"
did not go to New York that night.
| forgot all about going. Instead,
went to Nancy, to whom | still go
| whenever l am in trouble or in doubt
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I. /. ROBINSON SAMPLES HIS
RATHER LEDGE AND FIGURES
hE HAS Il FEET OF MILLING
ORE WORTH $50 A TON.

T. l. Robinson. a Goldfieid mining
ma, WHO. with his partner. !;eT-
noids, Dough: the Rather No. -aine
az flamsey. brought some samples
FROM ;he mine TO this city sor assay.
This morning ne received his r'--
turns Assay one is iaken from It
sample cuIled over an area OF tX42
fee. On top III the ledge, dud goes
$9s.ol in gold.
Sample two is taken from d string
or one and Il half feet wide, distance
Of SIX feet and goes S3@a.5a. Sample
three is taken across d six toot
leage and goes $9.51. :, fourth sam
pie .anen from the ledge matter al
Joining tie ore bodies goes 5l.o3.
Robinson stated that ne is satisfied
with the showing and tnat the entire
II fout edge from his samDIins will
miA better than $50 ION from tbs
grass roots.
IL cit his morning ICr Ramsey
enll1!te to Goldlield, gong from here
with Percy Garuner IL an auto Will
two others.
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OFFICIAL BABY WE|GER
HAS LOTS Of BUSINESS

LONDON. July 20.--Nearly every
every city il the world has its char
sc1er.s,ic oddity. but it is doubtful
" uhether any, excepting Huddersfeld.
compelling parents to have their ba-
bies weighed every year by NUM-
c:ral official especially appointed for
this purpose.
Mayor Frederick Hudson OF Hud-
cier.deld, is worse crank on anti
race suicide than Roosevelt He is
immensely wealthy and just as pop
u.a~ Every new human arrival in his
town receives his personal greeting
ara the mother a fine present.
But ths mayer does not stop with
ii: bobby on race suicide. He wants
4 healthy generation. For this reason
h. encourages he nygenic treatment
Of children and the people OF the
protest when the city council, at his
request, passed an ordinance which
p.0vides that every child. until the
seventh anniversary OF lis bir;1i. mus1
h. weighed BY the official city weigh
e. Il the weight OF the child is moi
normal the city physician calls al the
house ana Looks 20 it thai the proper
rem adips are dDDiiet. either by him
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79.sco CARS A9E STUCK

san FRANCISCO. JTL-Y 2p.-Ehere
has 3ee- - break in the dead ln:k
nel:-.-en the United RaiiroaaS and the
striking members af the electrical
workers, Union. Neither side aaS
made 4 move that Woui" Lead IN. a
settlement, and me conditions seem -
be more strained than the first day,
Armed guards nave been stationed -
the various shops and power stations
nearly all OF which are greatly handi-
capped by the lack OF men So far
there mas been no clash between the
men and the corporation.
Men TO fill the places Of the EN-
pioyes who have struck Will be secur-
ed, say the officials of the United Rail
roads Where these men are to come
from they will not divulse.
Although less than 80 men ct the
]: 100 employees of The United Rail
roads ar. affected by the existing en-
di,ionS. there is a possibility tna'
workers in other lines will eventuali!
be drawn INTO the struggle.
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NATIONAL OF HARTFORD SUED

San FRANCISCO, July 2o.-A SUIT
has peen nled against against the
National Fire Insurance Company ol
Hartford Conn. by Jane Mckee. Rose
Mckee and the administrator OF tAe
estate of Mary Mckee. Ihe plain
lin, owned four houses on Van Ness
avenue and Pacific Avenue ana were
insured in the amount OF si-"o'' Ing
company through an adjuster. mas oe'
MED all liablli,ies on the ground lh''
,ha fire was occasioned by the result
of back firing by the authorities. 1his
is the first time such stand mas
,aa,, taken by any company. and adds
TO the already numerous compiica'io'ia
in tae insurance situation.
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TO ENFORCE EIGHT HOUR LAW

WASHINGTON, July 0.-Actlon OIL
the greatest importance to labor cli-
cla- is contemplated i'll dlrectlch
ajven by the president TO oliceI9 -
charge OF public works at the instance
Of Secretary Taft, This is, to employ
~ Governments own officers to dl-
rect and punish violations OF the la"
Of 19oa. providing, except that III CAS-
,f ., emergency, work on govern
uenr buildings, ships ana other prop'
,.,.-;e.o shall lie limited to eight hours
e.crs day for each workman.
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TIE RUSSIAN ROW

ST. pETERSBCRG July -o-In the
lobhies of the house the sole topic
OF speculation was the dissolution N
parliament. The prevailing convic-
ton was that the government ab@nd0n
he idea of compromise wnen II
found tnat with parliament it was not
Il question Of the substitution OF mNl,
3ut OF principals and number OF
those presen ventured TO predict that
tomOrrow may see the Aaurlde paiace
n the possession of troops.
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TIE MEETING DECEMBER

Carson. Nevada. Dec. 4, 1907
IN adjourned meeting Of the board !
Cf school trustees was held this day
a the Arlington House for the pur-
pose Of awarding contracts for the
$50 school desks for the new school
builulnS
There was present full board. Mr..
Howe and Mr. Mitchell and the fol-
lowing citizens, Supt Roberts, Nix
Pratt, representing The Whitaker. Ray
company, Mr. Wilson, representing {.
T. Webber company, and Prof, J. L.
Bray, also a representative OF the
latter firm. also z. Mulcahey who
was also representing some San Fran
cisco school desk supply house.
The meeting was called to order
by Chairman Meder. who stated the
of closing the contract for the furnish
ING of the 360 school desks.
! After some debate as to the contract
about to be let Mr.. Stewart express
ed his preference for the Whtake''.
Raw desk. and moved that the con-
tract be awarded to that firm accord
ing To bids. viz:
Largest size desk. ..........f 9S
Ai"iiun ..........t ...4 -
hears. any size .............-.4 As
These prices 10 be f. O. b. San Fran
cisco.
The motion was seconded by Mr..
Cutts and carried unanimously. Mr.
Roberts notified the board that it hac
come to his ears that a combine was
ATTEMPTED between the bidcers. ano
that if the board did not rescind 1T:
= action in awarding the contract &c
Whitaker. Ray company, and inquire
.uy into the matter, that he Wou''
deoiine to draw his voucher for tn
payment cf the contract.
Mr. e Mulcahey also said that a
a.4e--ot Rad been made to get mir
20 40 into combine with the othe
bidders. This took place on Friday
% ternoon prior to the meeting Wh'c
~ was 20 be held this evening.
The boar. took the matter unoer A;
r. wise a,ert, and. after going CAREFUL
ST. over ,he question, as to a como'r
ne having been entered into oetwee
y oratt and Wilson, fully agreed tn;
there may have been an attempt
o' form, combine, but that such cor
bine had not been entered into ar
he in view of this fact the board una'
VI mously decided not to reseind its
it ton and the contract papers we
ouiy signed by the board with ~
ed Pratt. representing Whitaker. IA
RS company.
he Board adjourned.
]. P. MEDER. Clerk.
>>>>>>%>>>>>>>
las The reason why DR. Goldberg's 81;
re. ses feel so comfortable is becau
to they are scientifically made. Exa
nation free Room Sc, Park Hotel.
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As TO FAl3VlEW

Absolutely no let-up as TO the busi-
ness being done.
Ore shipments going out every day
Over 600 sacks ready for shipment
at the Nevada Hills.
Titles to property chanSln. daily
Buildings soin.s up and property he
ing improved.
Bank clearances increasing every
week.
Five hundred men at work ON the
different mining and city properties.
A prosperous and healthy commi
nifty.
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STAGE FOR RAMSEY

T r. McGurn of Virginia Cltv Is
cor.Dletins arrangements for = stage
i'm. from that place to Ramsey, l nv
,ri,, K TO be made hy SIX morse Sea70'
!, ,our hours. via Stockton tla' ai'
-. Mile Canv0n Passengers an"
fast freight only will be hauiei
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MINUTE BOOK Shows
HOW CONTRACTS we're GIVEN
NO CONTRACT FOR OPERA CHAIRS APPEARS ON THIS RE-
CoRD-.-soME PERTINENT QUESTIONS TO ANSWER

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BOOST
Every citizen of Carson City
should be an ADVANCE AGENT
- ,,;c +o,.,, Toll The paDpIa vDJ

Every citizen Of Carson City I
should be an ADVANCE AGENT
OF his town. Tell the people you
meet what we have, what we
need and what we are capable Of
doing. Don't knock-just boost.
If you own only d vacant !ot
in Carson City you are deeply
interested-just as deeply as the
man or corporation owning
thousands in houses or realty.
The newspapers cannot do t
all. SO pass the word along.
Boost al, the time. Every good
word helps.
Carson City being in a pro-
uressiye stase.now is the time
for all interests to get together.
Boost today
Boost tomorrow.
) Boost next week.
Boost next month.
3oost next year.
And Carson City will be on
the map TO stay in large letters.
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THE MEETING JUNE 30

Carsor, Nevada, Jule 50. 1906
\ meeting Of the board was held
snis day for the purpose 81 acting on
bills as follows:
Whitaker, Ray Co. May payment on
crairs, as per contract dated DECEM-
3ER 2, 1905 .......--.....~-.$1 500. 70
Whitaker, Ray Co.. June payment co
CHAIRS -s1oo..1
.and some smaller bi.isJ.
No Iur1her business ne board ad
5curne6-
]. ?. AIEDER. Cl4c,i.
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PARENTS SHOULD NNOW

If your childrens eyes are defective
in vision, il becomes criminal neglect
to refuse them protection from strain
ard nerve drain Immediate attention
may save your child much misery and
yourself future regret. Examination
FREE DR.. Goldberg. Graduate Re
fractionist, Room 36, Park Hotel.
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The Appeal is glad to see that aft r
weeks of silence, our esteemed morn
ing cont em porary has joined the band
aud is beginning TO bOos! Carson City
an an Quitting place. Don't worry,
watch US grow.
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QUESTION OF SKILL

DR. GOldberg'S lenses are not :,
question of merchandise. but are
simply a question of skill and ability
to fit the eyes. Examination FREE
Room &c. Park Hotel. ct
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Lost-Between Golden's jewelry
store and Kitzmeyer's drug store.
pocket book containing two five dol
Tar gold pieces. Finder will be Te-
warded by returning it to Mrs. J. p
Sweeney. II
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STEAMERS ~ COLLISION

NEW YORK, July 20.-Two crown
ed excursion steamers coiiiaeo i's'
mint in New York harbor. OH o'a.e"
Island. .imperilins the hVes Vi '''''
,ersons. but neither in the crash ~
sci, nor in the panic which toiio"e"
,nvone seriously injured.
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FOE, SALE-A good second hand
bath tub for sale cheap. Formerly
ST. now $40 Inquire this office. II
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THE MEETING ocToeER 81

CarSCE, NeV., CEtOOer 81, IE0J-
tExtract}
The Clerk was authorized 10 al
yertise for bids on $50 adjustable
school desks. requiring sample desk
10 be presented to the board for their
The board to reserve the
right 10 rejeet any and all bids.
J. P. AEDER. Clerk.
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Have you registered. The register
-
cioses .his year on September 10th.
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Have you registered. The register
closes this year on September 10th.
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A ..ew line Of Eastman kodaks has
arrived at kitzmeyer's drug store.
Just the thing for campers. and to
take on a vacation trir.
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An excursion is TO ne r''ii i'o'
pano 70 Tahoe and round the i''Ne
and back next Sunday. ohi! i'k
tick cts are to he sofa.
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4 colored man ordered J. ). Bridges
to not drive over 4 freshly laid asphalt
street in Reno. Bridges raa ,iver il
and paid a $40 fine He refused TO
excuse.
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Miss Amy Doane left last night io'
q vacation trip to San rrahc'se' "A
or.,er points about the bay.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

The Leisure Hour Thespians can -
heard all over the city in back lots
and upstairs rooms, praciclnS stun
fnT the performance 20 ue given soon
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

" nen can street car 80 on ia
joiciEg? Stung again
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Miss SHngerlan;l one of tAe teacn
ers of this city who was NOT reap
pointed will 90 20 Sparks where she
mas secured a school.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

A fool rocked boat at Payullap.
Ore. and a boy was drIEi.a,. Ine,
fool is in Jail charged with man
slaughter.