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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WHY NOT OWN a CAMERAi
91250 buys the celebrated Promo folding
Aim camera, size Of picture 3Ax5h inches.
Cash or 81 down; balance 80 cents per week.
A full line Of kodaks and Photographic sup:
plies always on hand. New England Furni 4
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WANTED ESTATE

IS WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGs
We have continual calls for all classes OF
property. We have some Investments worth
Your time to inyestieas e? best IRE and torna-
10 insurance ens1e Nses - Hosrs
aats. We have buyers cash for trade. Empire
Land g. Investment Co., 434 Guaranty Loan
building Minneapolis - Is "a go. go
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 10 BROOM
houses. Fiheld e Fiheld 717-721 Andrus Bldg
lots 3 Globe Exchange 6t2 New York Life.
WANTED-sIx-Ro0M MODERN HOUSE. r. s.
Mckenzie, care o. w: Kerr Co.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

ENTIRE FLOOR OF MODERN HOUSE, CON.
sistlng Of three rooms and large alcoye with
bath; completely furnished for light house
keeping; facing Central park at 1910 Har-
mon place.
WE HAVE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR
rent. Rental Dept. 455 Temple Court. Mic.
543 j; T. C. $3.50. ~
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted. So q.

IF You HAVE HORSES, WAGONS OR HAR.
ness you want sold bring to Zimmerman's big
horse auction every Saturday. Remember the
place, No II ID st y, Minneapolis. Money
HORSES WANTED AT MINNEToNKA; THE
best facilities and accommodations that can
be had; terms very reasonable. Apply Geo.
N. LAWS, 206 Andrus building.
WANTED-FUR AND PLUSH BUGGY ROBES,
second hand, in good condition. Address 3285,
Journal. u -; + ~ o. =. .. fE y.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HORSES, BUG.
giles and wagons. BIG 9th av 8.
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

GO TO HOTEL ROOSEVELT FOR FINE STEAM
heated rooms: clean and bright: gas bath,
telephone: So per week up; special attention
to transients. 26 9th st s. between Henneptn
and Nicollet.
LADY EMPLOYED WANTS ROOMMATE,
vate family; walking distance; terms 81;
board If desired. 141O Nicollet. NJ 3201 J.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM, MODERN
fiat near good boarding house, centrally To-
Gated: free telephone. Call. 1o41 Twin City
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WALKING DIS
lance, steam heated, one or two persons, III.
Mrs. Swift, Marlborough fats, 305 18th ST..
LARGE, PLEASANT, FRONT ROOM, WITH
closet, gas. bath and heat; party must be
employed during the day. 90 10th st s.
FOR RENT-F1vE FURNISHED ROOMS. PRE-.
fer d young couple some one without chill
dren. Mrs. Libby 4102 Washington av n.
and steam heat; suitable for one or two
gentlemen. 124 Laurel ay, Branch s.
WANTED-RooMMATE, BY YOUNG MAN
studying junior night law at university. Ad-
dress A. E. Larson, 713 18th Sc.
ELEGANT ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED IN
a nice home. house strictly modern. at 2S
18th st S. N. W. Main 2229-J2.
70 LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, modern, each suitable for two gentle
men or ladies. 800 9th av S.
A WELL FURNISHED ROOM. STEAM HEAT,
bath and gas walking distance. 1913 Hen
nepln av, fiat 8.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN MOD,
s sE9, house. good nesh0orh00d' on earlne S2S
TRUNKS delivered $50, Commercial Delivery,
III 7th st 8. r G. a47a; N. ". Main 346s-I.
FRONT ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED ls1e
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NOTICE

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New York--Notice to policyholders-The
official statement. which may be used
ballot for voting by mail, having been sent to
Ing to receive the same in due course is re-
quested to send his name and address to the
company, New York city in order that du-
plicate may be sent him.
FURNACES OR STOVES CLEANED, PUT IN
4 order set up. Advance. AL Washington az s.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hertig, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Falkner, 1895 Central ave-
nue., girl. --, f., 80 D. -
Mr. and Mrs. George valencour, s2e Seven
teenth avenue s. girl. '+" - :
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Haug,s 1907 Twenty-second
avenue s, boy. ~ -; - q
Mr.. and Mrs. N. schreiner, 1919 Twenty second
avenue Ma girl. -4'.Es-S Is
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Pelkey. 416 Third avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Felt, 1929 Hennepin avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@.crT 49, INV ~ ~,
our cut rates on household goods to Chicago,
Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals and
5 tributary points. For best Of service at the
lowest possible rates write call on the
Boyd Transfer s. Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
WILL PAY SPOT CASH AND GIVE THE
highest prices for merchandise and bankrupt
grocery, dry goods shoes and clothing stocks,
: Including fixtures. etc. Write 3847. Journal.
LARGE SIZE KEATER;7 STEWART PRE-
ferred: will pay SIS # in good condition
Tri-State phone 1856 Or 2733 Grand av. -,
HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR CAsT.oFF
gents clothing. Call write e. J. Sussman,
ia Washington av N. -
WANTED-FUR AND PLUSH BUGGY ROBES,
secondhand, in good condition. Address 32S5,
Journal. zg' -. :}'::s-.- .:.tH K s-.-ss...
est prices paid. Max A. Kohen, 1927 Wash s.
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FURRIERS

run REMopELING. REPAIRING AND RE-
dyeing one month at summer prices I'll d.
Morris Fur Co., 70 10th st 8. T. c. 1o6os.
Alt KINDS OF FURs AT REASONABLE
4 prices; furs remodeled, repaired and redyed.
" lrs Rohann.H 1904 Ntcoilst ~. f s2 81
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FOR RENT
SerccS~e~~~~~~~-~NrS-~ S-~N~~~~~~~~~-~~~e~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

For Rent Unfu1nished Houses.
Ill SPRUCE PLACE. NINE ROOMS Is
bedrooms: steam heated, gas range,
plenty Of heat needed and not
water at all times; artesian water.
Janitor service summer rate. S4o;sr M
1871 Park av. II rooms, all modern barn. 5000
ZO0 Ridgewood av II rooms, modern AZ M
42o Ridgewood ay, rooms, modern. barn 5000
aoll Mteollet av, rooms, gas furnace 90 90
1e27 Linden av 5 rooms. bath, gas, fur % ~
mace. all modern ...... 1900 S So oH
~ 9th st Sc rooms. modern, barn.. 3 3VUU
y l413 "a ay s, rooms. modern. cow
427 Lyndale av N, 10 rooms, city water oo M
1900 Clinton av, rooms. ~ water sewer 15,os
1916 18th av s. first floor. 8 rooms. city ., m
water. sewer, closet, .....,......... lo'oo
1872 18th av s, second floor nat, rooms ~ -,
George 'odium, Manager, 500 phoenix Bldg.
APARTMENTS UNDER OUR MANAaEMENT'
Exeter, 18th and Chicago, eight rocms.
Vine Place, 1926 Vine place, six rooms,
Arcadia. 7a4 10th st, six rooms: SGT So
Call at buildings and janitors will show
apartments. Make reservations Of
Nickels & Smith,
- 31r Nicollet Av.
The best for the money in town.
TOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL, ALL MODERN,
nine-room house Lowry Hill, Mount
Curve; hardwood floors and finish turnout,
brand new heating plant; will decorate to
car lines excellent surroundings. price $45
possession given about Nov. /. Wyvell.Har-
rington Co., 4o1 Andrus building.
A BEAUTIFUL PARK Az RESIDENCE OF 10
rooms. hot water heat, Is offered for rent at
low figure until May /. 1907, or for longer
term. For particulars
George ,Odlum, Manager
300 Phoenix Building.
1900 Sd Av 8, BRICK RESIDENCE, VERY
fine. about IA rooms. good heating and plumb.
Ing, barn: will be rented to private family
only; caretaker IL charge to show the house;
rental. $65. George odlum. manager, 800
Phoenix Bldg.
VERY FINE SECOND FLOOR IN DUPLEX,
seven rooms and bath, hardwood finish and
floors, laundry, gas fixtures and range, good
heating pant, $50; 2704 Dupont s. Yale
Realty Company, 2o6 4th st s.
LOWER FLAT OF DUPLEX HOUSE; FINE
BATH. hardwood floors, shades, newly deco
rated; good barn; fine location. 31s6 Ste
,vens av S. .-
ALL MODERN NINE.RooM HOUSE. sola
James av S; furnace. gas range and steel
ranges; seen any time. Phone I'LL.
GOOD sEvEN-RooM HOUSE WATER AND
gas SIT 1912 Lyndule S. R. w. Leach,
lola New York Life building.
FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS, GROUND FLOOR,
storm windows, wet sink, IS per month. John
Cannon, SIT Esd s. e.
FOR RENT-12.RooM HOUSE, 1901 Laurel
av; gas and water; $50. S. A. Reed, 20s
Century building
FOR RENT-MoDLRN HOUSE, NINE ROOMS
and N;do,I bath; 1904 Hawthorn av. Owner 252
HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS MODERN EXCEPT
heat SIS. George H. Rust, 413 New York
Life.
FIVE ROOMS. 1ll5 Sd Az s. SIS; FOUR
rooms. 11o7 Sd ay S. $12:
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
HoUDAN AND wHITE-FACED BLACK SPAN
every first prize in both classes on fowls and
chicks at state fair and other shows Wolf s
Poultry Yards. 2347 Upton N. .
THoRoUGHBRED LLEwEL1YN SETTER,
one pair Is months old. Beck, 1922 9Th st
Sc %s ..-}..-. =, ~ r,n
FOR SALE-BLUE BELToN SETTER, YOUNG
dog; has been hunted some; price SIS. 1924
Elliot av, or r. G. 4944. - ~ -+-'
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE JERSEY COW,
just fresh, heavy mixer. Brown, Park av and
| 5oth st. T. c. 1885.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE; IMMED1.
ate possession; on Park nv. For particulars
address Nickels & Smith, 81 Nicollet av.
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

. Foa R1S = OF THH f 2 % . .
room flats In the city; all hardwood o
floors and will paper and decorate to o
suit located on Park and 10th st; o
most prominent street. o
Louis n. Gayner. 0
640 Temple Court. o
o o o o
arEAM HEAT AND JANIToR SERVICE FUR.
intshed-,.
1926 W Grant st; walking distance: very
desirable 3 and Groom flats, nicely arranged
and finished; $35 and $3.50.
1flS Bryant av N, very nice 5room fat on
second floor all modern convenlences, $27. 80.
Yale Realty Co., POS 4th st S.
20 RENT-A WATERBURY, FLAT. NO. 2722
Washington nv N. third floor: SIX be-
sides pantry and bath; steam heat. hot water
year round; modern nice lawn with flowers
i and shrubbery front and rear; clean and de.i
*slFahle;. the rent, summer $13 so: winter
1850. Only this one left. @. NJ. Laraway &
Son. Bank Of Commerce bldg.
EENNEPIN COURT. 1915 HENNEPIN Az, 3
and Broom suits, furnised or unfurnsed,
cafe and elevator service, strictly frst-class
having heavy brick walls between all apart
nents; also three to six fats. 315 W
18th st, facing Toring park: very desirable To-
cation. 200 Bank OF Commerce. Edmonds
tls SPRUCE PLACE, ROOMS, STEAM HEAT.
ed, gas range, artesian water, janitor service,
all the conveniences of fiat with the privacy
of a dwelling house; no lease required; rate
George Odlum Manager,
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I DRlEEssMAKING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES' AND MISSES WAISTS A SPECIAL
ty: suits retrimmed Hotel Landour, S2Oh
Eicollet nv, suite Alt. Elevator Phones.
new DREssMAKING PARLoRs HAVE BEEN
opened BY Mrs christensen at 1927 9th Az
s.; 10 years experience; all work guaranteed;
prices right.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TIE 5oaNsoN 0aDERTxK1NG CO. IS row
, at 70s Hennepin av. Telephone N. W. Main
manager, residence zoos I'd av S, telephone n:
w. Main 143-J, formerly president and general
: Manager Johnson-Landis Undertaking Co. b
HUME & DAVIES. FUNERAL D1REcToRA
Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen. Both phones
MOE & McNAMEE. 2ss goth av N; lady. as.
kistant N W., Mic. 326 j; Tri-State. 1888.
tors embalmers. 1880 q Franklin. Both phones.s
JOHN N. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. SO 9TH st s. Both phones.
E. M. DAUPHINE CO.. Funeral Directors, 61a
9Th av 8. T. c. 2970; N. w. Main 1921.
ENGER BROS. UNDERTAKES AND Ell.
balmers, 412 Cedar av 8. Both phones.
!. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
TO Hennepin Az. Both phones 3282.
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AUCTION SALES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~. D. Gordon Co, licensed aucttonssrs; ~
Il gears experience. sos Guaranty. Both phonea
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms

FOR RENT-NINE ROOMS, MODERN Ex-
cept heat; in splendid condition; 242s Oak
land av. Apply c. E. Ashworth, 140O Chi
cago ay.
THREE NEWLY PAPERED ROOMS, SUIT
able for light housekeeping, furnished or IN
furnished; city water. " 1910 9th .ay S.,s.DA
FIRST FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, CITY wa
ter, sewer, gas; second floor, three rooms,
city water, sewer. Inquire 14O9 Sd av S..
TWO FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
front rooms in modern house 43 Deli place.
T. C. 7761.
FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT, DOWNSTAIRS,
partly modern. Inquire 3031 Pillsbury av s.
THREE UPSTAIRS, e2a WASHINGTON Av s.
SIC. Two IA Central av, Nicollet island, Sc
FOUR NICE ROOMS IN PARTLY MODERN
fat second floor. 1915 1st av s.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Louis Magashegyie and Julia Szolos1.
Gerry Owen and Hazel NJ. Clough.> 81
Harry A. Day and Mae Clark.
Clarence C. UrQuhart and Myrta Irene Lyon.
Herman Gesback and Marie Todd.
DEATHS.
Anna Nelson. Swedish hospital. W
Svere Eidsvold. 800 Twenty fifth avenue B.
A. p Bye. Swedish hospital
Wilhelm Conrad, 211 Sixteenth avenue N. !.
Oredia Larson, 1907 Third street S. z.ss-
Swan Anderson. Swedish hospital
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

cur RATES on HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI.
cago Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminate
z and tributary points: best OF service and low
est possible Yates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer 4 Storage Co. 4e 3D. at 8.
NOTICE-ALI, NEW AND UNCLAIMED HAYS
oil paintings, oval and square mirrors sale;
must make room for new stock; also framing
pictures; regilding. Zesbaugh. II 9th. st s..
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PARoUET FLOORS

WE MAKE a SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
door laying; get our estimates before buying.
Npls. Builders Co.. 300 3 Lake st. Z. G. 469R
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For Rent-Stores.
For Rent-Offces.

FOR RENT-Nov. l, DOCTORS OFFICES,
over Pioneer drug store. No. 2423 Central av;
an old stand of IS years. Apply to L. ].
Chadbourne. 4o14 Sheridan nv s. T. c. phone
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o D D o o O D
....s d.. I'd
Like to
p. ....r .... ......r. Chow VOI,

.a. ..--as Show You r.4.- -, S.
a beautiful home in Kenwood located at
2019 Kenwood parkway. The old story.
You have heard many people say, Had 1
bought a home in Kenwood three years ago
it would have been a very profitable in
vestment.' The same thought will be ex-
pressed three years from now. Be one
of the wise ones and buy this elegant 10
room. house. strictly modern, In every
respect, with all hardwood floors;
all the latest open plumbing,
combination heat, fine laundry, large barn.
This house was all built by day labor,
with, all the wood selected. - Couldn't be-
gin to build this place today for any
where near the price ask, only $4,000. d"
If you want a home and at a bargain see
owner at once. a. = ~ - n. ~
Franklin Benner, 800 ~.
500 Bank Of Commerce Bldg. ..
o o Q o o o % o . o >
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HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW AND SECOND
hand Office. store. bank, drug, confectionery,
furnishing, cigar and window fixtures; largest
standard makes: also automatic time lock
burglar and freproof safe. See our big stock
Of wall cases, show cases, desks, chairs
tables, scales, registers, letter files, type
writer's, dummy figures and models
Twin City Fixture Co.,
5#Sas g CDS All st s. ~. u. n
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29

was thronged with people. They lrs,
tened, with smiles or faint ripple of
merry feeling. as he greeted each.
Good evening. Mrs. Beach," he
would say. "Ah, the snow is falling on
thy head. An the sunlight upon thine.
dear girl" he added, taking the hand
Of the woman's daughter.
"An' here's Mr.. TilH back from the
far west" he continued. ''How fare
yc. sor?"
I'm well. but little too fat" said
Thurston Tilly.
well. sor, unless it make thy heart
: heavy, be content.
"Good evening Mrs. Hooper. That
is a cunning hand with the pies.
''Ah, Mrs. Rood, may the mouse new
er leave thy meal bag with tear In his
eye.
mot gray hair In thy head, Miss
Tower, nor even a gray thought.
can here's Mrs. Barbour. Twill
make me sweat to carry me pride now.
How goes the battle?"
1.-The Lord has given me sore af-
Fiction" said she.
NAY, dear woman" said the tinker
in that tone so kindly and resistless,
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CHAPTER XXvI.

GAIN the middle of September
"a and the beginning Of the fall
Il "A term. Trove had gone to his
old lodgings at Hillsborough,
and Polly was boarding in the village,
for she, too, was now in the uphill
road to higher learning. None save
Darrell, who gave her the young mans
money, knew his secret-that he was
paying her board and tuition, unknown
to her. The thought Of it made. him
most happy, but now seeing her every
day had given him keener sense of
that which had come between them.
He sat much in his room and had little
heart for study. 1t was coy room
now. His landlady had hung rude pic
lures on the walls and given him q rag
carpet. On the table were pieces of
clear quartz and tourmaline and about
each window frame odd nests of bird
or insect, souvenirs of wood life and
his travel with the drove. There, too,
on the table were mementos of that
first day of his teaching, the mirror
spectacles with which he had seen at
once every corner of the schoolroom,
the slung shot and bar of iron he had
taken from the woodsman Leblanc.
One cvening Of his first week at
Hillsborough that term Darrell came to
sit with him awhile.
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Personally Conducted Tours, Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwest
ern Line.

Twelve exclusively first class person
ally conducted parties will leave Chica-
go. under the auspices of the Tourist
Department of the Chicago, Union
Pacific & North Western Line, July
eth, July 18th and August 4th, for Colo
RADIO, Utah, Yellowstone National
Park, Portland, Puget Sound points.
The Yosemite, San Francisco and
Southern California. All expenses of
the journey are included in the initial
cost. All arrangements for hotel ac-
commodations, train schedules, are pro-
vided for in advance. Write for timer
aries and full particulars to s. A.
Hutchinson Manager Tourist Depart
ment 212 Clark St., Chicago Ill. 6.22
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He stood aoith his arms around the tloo.
''do not think the Lord Is hitting thee
over the ears. 1t is the law O. life.
Good evening, elder. What is the
difference between thy work an
| miner"
II hadn't thought of that"
"Ah, thine is the dial Of eternity,
mine that O. time" And so he greeted
all and sat down, filling his pipe.
"Now, Weston, out with the merry
fddle," said he, IAN see it gives us
happy thoughts"
do you see that scarT' he heard
lilly saying.
II do, sor."
/ "WelI, man shot me there"
"An' what for?" the tinker inquired.
Il was telling him a story. 1t cured
me. Do you carry a gunY
II do not. sor."
'Waal then, I'll tell you about the
-aan.I work for"
Tunk, who had been outside the door
In his best clothes, but who. since he
put them on, had looked as if he doubt
would not come in the house, began to
laugh loudly.
'That man Tunk can see the comedy
in all but himself" was Trove's
thought as he returned with a smile
of amusement.
Soon Trove and Polly came out and
stood by the lilac bush at the gate.
"You worry me, Sidney Trove," said
she, looking off at the moonlit fields.
Then came a silence full of secret
things like the silences of their first
meeting there by the same gate long
ago. This one, however, had a vibra-
ton that seemed to sting them.
II am sorry" saidh with sigh.
Another silence in which the heart
Of the girl was feeling for the secret in
his.
"You are so sad, so different" she
whispered.
Polly waited full half minute for
his answer Then she touched her eyes
with her handkerchief, turned impa-
tiently and went halfway to the door.
, Darrell caught her hand, drawing her
near him.
"Give me thy hand, boy" said he to
Trove, now on his way to the door.
He stood with his arms around the
two.
''Every shadow hath the wings o.
light" he whispered. Listen"
The house rang with laughter and the
music of money Musk"
"'Tis the golden bell Of happiness"
said he presently. go an ring it.
Nay-first kiss"
He drew them close together, and
they kissed each others lips aud with
smiling faces went in to join the dance.
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lows, you would make him laugh" said
Trove, smiling.
IAN could, so would l." said the
old man. "a smile, boy, hath in it
some relish o. salvation Now, tell
me, what is thy trouble?"
pm going to leave school," said
Trove.
San wherefore?"
'I'm sick of this pinching poverty.
Look at my clothes. thought could
make them do, but can't"
He put the two notes In barrels
hand. The tinker wiped his spectacles
and then read them both.
tut, tut, boyw said he presently,
with very grave look. 'Have We for
gotten the tatters that were as badge
OF honor an success? Weeks ago l
planned to find thee better garments;
but, on my word, had no heart for it,
Nay, these old ones had become dear
to me. was proud o. them. Aye, boy,
proud o. them. When | saw the first
patch on thy coat, said 1, 1T is the lit
tie ensign O. generosity Then came
another, an, said /, That is for honor
an true love- an these bare threads
there is no loom can weave the like O.
them. Nay, boy" Darrell added, lifting
an arm Of the young man and kissing
one of the patches, "be not ashamed o.
these. They're beautiful, aye, beautiful.
They stand for the dollars We gave
Polly"
Trove turned away, wiping his eyes.
He looked down at his coat and
trousers and began to wonder If he
were, indeed, worthy to wear them.
''Im not good enough for them," said
he, "but you've put new heart into me,
and shall not give up. I'll wear them
as long as l can make them do, and
girls can say what they please"
"The magpiesw said Darrell. when
they have a thought for every word
they utter, there'll be then second
Sabbath in the weekw
Next evening Trove went to see
Polly.
AS he was leaving she held his hand
in both Of hers and looked down, blush
ing deeply, as If there were something
she would say had she the courage.
what is it, Polly?" said he.
"Will you-will you let me buy you
new hat?" said she soberly and hest
tating much between words.
He thought moment, biting his lip
"Id rather you wouldn't, Polly" said
he, looking down at the faded hat. 81
know it's shabby; but, after all, I'm
fond O. the old thing. l love good
clothes, but / can't afford them now"
Then he babe her good night and
came away.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Homeseekers' Excursions Via North
Western Line.

$500 round trip the first and third
Tuesday vf each month from Chicago
to points in Nebraska, the Black Hills,
Wyoming and Colorado. Low rates
to Wisconsin. Northern Michigan, Min
nesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota
every Tuesday, approximately one fare
round trip These are strictly first GLASS
tickets, with liberal return limits, good
on fast through trains. For full infor-
nation apply to your nearest ticket
agent or address
w. H. Guerin, Gen'l Agt, Passenger
Dept II Campus Martius, Detroit,
Mich. 6 80
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29

A mortgage for $20,000,000 on the
Missouri, Kansas e. Texas railroad has
been filed with the recorder of deeds
in st. Louis county, Mo-, the loan fig
uring as being advanced by the New
York Trust Co. The mortgage will
draw interest at A 1-2 per cent and is
payable January 1, 1886. The mort
gage is for the purpose of disposing
Of notes for $4,O00,000 outstanding,
and to improve the line.
While the Russian volunteer feet
cruiser Mimi Novgored was carrying
a corps of artillery from Odessa to
Sebastopol, the crew mutinied when
the vessel was midway between the
two cities and brought the ship back
to Odessa.