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hard to give him up. but there are
times and circumstances when duty
and principle must prevail over all
other considerations, and this she felt
was one of them
The following morning she received
a letter from Stott. He was delighted
to hear the good news regarding her
Important discovery, and he urged her
to lose no time in securing the letters
and forwarding them to Massapequa
when he would Immediately go to
Washington and lay them before the
senate. Documentary evidence of that
conclusive nature, he went on to say
would prove of the very highest value
in clearing her fathers name He
added that the Judge and her mother
were as we'll as circumstances would
permit, and that they were not in the
least worried about her protracted alb.
sence. Her Aunt Milly had already
returned to Europe, and Eudoxia was
still threatening to leave daily.
Shirley needed no urging. She quite
realized the Importance Of acting
quickly put 1t was note easy to get
the letters. The library was usually
kept locked when the great man was
away, and on the few occasions when
access to it was possible, the lynx.
eyed MIR Bagley was always on guard.
Short as had been her stay in the
Ryder household, Shirley already
shared Jefferson's antipathy to the
English secretary. whose manner grew
more supercilious and overbearing as
he drew nearer the date when he ex-
pected to run off with one of the rich
est catches of the season. He had not
sought the acquaintance of his en-
ployer's biographer since her arrival
and, with the exception of rude stare
had not deigned to notice her, which
attitude OF naughty indifference was
all the more remarkable in view of the
! fact that the Hon. Fitzroy usually left
nothing unturned to cultivate flirta-
tious intimacy with every attractive
female he met. The truth was that
what with MIR. Ryder's demands upon
his services and his own preparations
for his coming matrimonial venture, in
which he had so much at stake, he had
neither time nor inclination to indulge
his customary amorous diversions.
Miss Roberts had called at the house
several times, ostensiply to see Mrs.
Ryder, and when introduced to Shirley
she had condescended to give the lat
ter supercilious nod. Her conversa-
tion was generally of the silly. vacuous
sort, concerning chiefly new dresses or
bonnets, end Shirley Mt once read her
frivolous, amusement-lov-
ing, empty header, esponsible-iust
the kind of girl to do something foolish
without weighing the consequences
After chatting few moments with
Mrs. Ryder she would usually vanish
and one day, after one Of these myster
ious disappearances, Shirley happened
to pass the library and caught sight OF
her and Mr.. Bagley conyersing in sub
dued and eager tones. 1t was very
evident that the aelopment scheme was
fast maturing. If the scandal was tc
be prevented, Jefferson ought to see
his father and acquaint him with the
facts without delay. 1t was probable
that at the same time he would make
an effort to secure the letters. Mean
time she must be patient. Too much
hurry might spoil everything.
Continued in next issue.)
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PARKER 3. GRAFTON DEAD.
Well Known Citizen of Packwoos
Passes Away.

Packwood, March 8.-Parker B.
Grafton who was stricken with parally-
sis over q year ago, passed away yes
terday. Mr.. Grafton was born in Vir-
ginia in 1922 and came to Iowa in
1852, was united in marriage with
Miss Elizabeth Norman, December
10, 1855. Mr.. Grafton located on the
prairie three miles southeast of here,
from where i. was thirty miles to
the nearest dwelling north and but
sparsely settled in other directions.
With his wife's help they made one
of the most beautiful homes in the
vicinity. In 1899 the deceased retired
from active life and has since resided
here. He was long identified with the
Christian church. The funeral will
take place Friday and burial will lie
in Packwood cemetery.
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CHAPTER XII Continued

Good boy. said Ryder pleased.
Now you're talking common sense. /"
He turned to Shirley, who was getting
ready to make her departures: Well
Miss Green, we may consider the mat
ter settled You undertake the work
at the price named and finish it as
soon as you can. Of course you will
have to consult me good deal as you
go along, SOL think 1t would be better
for you to come and stay here while
the work is progressing. Mrs. Ryder
can give you suite Of. rooms to your
self where you will be undisturbed and
you will have all your material close
at hand. What do you say?"
Shirley was silent for a moment.
She looked first at Ryder and then to
his son, and from them her glance
went to the little drawer on the left
hand side of the desk Then she said
quietly:
AS YOU think best, Mr.. Ryder. I
am quite willing to do the work here. .
Ryder, ST., escorted her. to the top of
the landing and watched her as she
passed dawn the grand staircase,
ushered by the gorgeorsly uniformed
flunkies, to the front door and the
street. a
CHAPTER XIII
@ HIRLEY entered upon her new
~ duties in the Ryder household two
days later. She had returned to her
rooms the evening of her meeting with
the f,nancier In a state bordering upon
hysteria. The days events had been
so extraordinary that it seemed to her
they could not be real. and that she
must be in dream. The car ride to
Seventy-fourth street, the interview in
the library, the discovery of her faith
er's letters, the offer to write the BIZ
ograpny and. what to her was still
more important. the invitation to go
and live in the Ryder home-all these
Incidents were SO remarkable and I'M
usual that 1t was only with difficulty
that the girl persuaded herself that
they were not Pigments of disordered
brain.
But 1t was all. true enough. The next
mornings mall brought letter from
Mrs. Ryder, who wrote to the effect
that Mr.. Ryder would like the work
to begin at once, and adding that a
suite Of rooms would be ready for her
the following afternoon. Shirley did
not hesitate. Everything was to be
gained by making the Ryder residence
her headquarters, her fathers very life
depended upon the successful out come
of her present mission, and this unhop-
ed for opportunity practically ensured
success. She Immediately wrote to
Massapequa One letter was to her
mother, saying that she was extending
her visit beyond the time originally plan
ned The other letter was to Stott.
She told him all about the interview
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Ollie are serving as Jurors at court am
Mt. Pleasant Aatt
Mrs Martha Wilsey left Monday ID
make her home with her daughter, Mrs. 4
Mary Robbins, at Bonaparte.
Dennis Cowell has returned from as
visit with relatives in Tennessee. iss
Yesterday at the Congregational
church William Sterling Baths imper-
senator of Dickens, appeared under ther
auspices of the Christian Endeavor so-s
ciety. el.. -
Mr.. as,l Mrs. Thomas Shamunoi en-
joyed isit with their daughter, Mrs,
o. w. Burden. and her husband 5H
Sunday of last week. sod
Mrs. Ella Kronskop and her daughIH
ter, Mrs. Cora Merrill, arrived Wedao
nesday for visit at the H., G. TripletEs
home. " AZ
= G. B. Lester wasa business caller at
the county seat Friday.
+ Mrs. L. E. Johnson attended the Clos
ing exercises of her son Earry's school
at Dover Friday. sflt.
O. II. Cook. Miss Kate Mathews anda
Mrs. Rosa Frazier We're Mt. Pleasant
callers Saturday fsfits
Arthur Ingrim has purchased the
property known as the Hayes PROPERTY
in the north Fart of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bobson of Az
bia are visiting the formers mother
and sister, Mrs. lamar Conner and Mrs..
Rachel Cough.
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KILLS AMERICAN EAGLE.
Bird Shot by A. e. Rifle on His Farm
Few Miles From AGENCY

An American bald eagle, a bird that
is extremely rare in this part of the
country, was shot recently by A. w.
Rifle on his farm near Agency. The
bird was sent to this city to be stuffed
and is to be seen in the window at
the store of J. H. Shepherd on West
Main street. This bird, which is high
ly priced by Mr.. Rifle. is fine speci-
men of the American eagle. The mate
of the bird has also been seen and
Mr.. Rifle will try to secure it.
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THE NEWS FROM SOAP CREEK

Il u
Soap Creek. March civilian Dodd
was in Belknap Saturday.
Warden and Susie Hawkins visited
at the A. w. Rankin home Saturday
Jack Hickart was a Belknap visitor
one day lest week.
Lowern Lauderback was in Belknap
Friday
Ira Rankin was in the city of Belk-
nap Saturday
Eliza Sample and niece, Elsie Nell
son are visiting with her. uncle
George of Pulaski.
Mrs. Chas. Mechanics and baby
were guests at Mrs. Maggie Middle
tons Saturday
Martha Pugh and niece Minerva
were calleds in Belknap Saturday,
Jake Overturf was at Henry Ran
kin's Friday
Mrs. May Hawkins and children ssis-
tied with ther mother, Mrs. Mary Gift
Tuesday. 81
John Nelson was visitor at John
Samples Thursday. 1tEs
A. e. Benson was caller 1.-THE
home of John Shepherd Friday.
VIM. Bradbury was caller in
Bloomfield Wednesday
Harvey Conner was in Belknap Sat
urday.
Mrs. Wilson has returned home aft
er months visit with relatives at,
Webster City.
Mrs. Mary Crist, who has lived in
this vicinity for more than thirty
years, has moved to Floris to take care
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nency Crists
who has been an invalid for more than
three years. * III
George Bradberry visited Sunday
with his uncle Wiuliam Bradberry.E
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lauderba@
and baby spent Saturday night a. Y
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and ~
Vim. Dodd.
Thompson Sample was caller III
| the Shadley Bros. Thursday.
Harvey. Owens was in Bloomfield
Friday. g1
Thomas Harbor was caller fiji
Belknap Saturday. I'D
John Burris was in Belknap Saturn
day. i'
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sample and baby
of near Belknap, were guests at the
home of Mrs Samples parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Shepherd Sunday
| Harry Bell was in Belknap one day
last week. IA
| Charley Nelson made business
! trip to Belknap Saturday. ssy
w. e. Ault was a Belllnap visitor
one day last week.
George Bradberry spent Sunday eM
ening with R. T. Sample az
Ray Nelson was a visitor at William
Bradberry's Sunday.
| So, ~ -.
week with her sister, Mrs Myrtle Sam
| pie. f0s
Jess Crist was caller at Eli Hag
boris Tuesday. ,di
Mrs. Rhine is very ill at ner home
near Carbon.
Mrs. Garman is visiting relatives of
near Bloomfield
H. G. Rankin marketed hogs in
Bloomfield Tuesday.
There is quite snow falling in this
VICINITY today.
George Bradberry visited with John
sample Saturday. ssnf
Mr.. Wilson made business trip
| to Belknap Saturday.
Rev. William Overturf and wife vis,
tied last ewel with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Overturf. $50
Il MIS-. Iiille I1eChdIIy WHO lGlif duu
broke her foot has been confined to
her bed for the past three weeks
Lawn Blakenship was a Belknap
caller Saturday
Jess Crist was caller at r. H.
Samples Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Overture visitey
relatives in Bloomfield Tuesday.
1 Harve Owens wac in the city Oh
Belllnap Thursday.
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i Mn0RE Me MEI - .s.siis
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CHAPTER XIV

r T was nearly seven o'clock when
l Shirley got back to Seyenty-fourth
street. No one saw her come in, and
she went direct to her room, and after
a hasty dinner, worked until late into
the night, on her book to make up for
lost time The events of the afternoon
caused her considerable uneasiness.
She reproached herself for her weak
ness and for having yielded so readily
to the impulse of the moment. She had
said only what was the truth when she
admitted she loved Jefferson. but what
right had she to dispose of her future
while her fathers fate was still I'M
certain? Her conscience troubled her,
and when she came to reason 1t out
calmly, the more impossible seemed
their union from every point of view.
How could she become the daughter-in-
law of the man who had ruined her
own father? The idea was preposterous
and hard as the sacrifice would be, JEFF
ferson must be made to see it in that
light. Their engagement was the
greatest folly; it bound each of them
when nothing but unhappiness could
possibly come of 1t. She was sure now
| that she loyed Jefferson. It would be
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MooRE-NEWELL.

Young Couple are United in MarEiags(
by Justice c. c. Ayres. I'D
Charles F. Moore and Miss Gertief
Newell, both of Kirkville, were unitedS
in marriage by Justice G. G. Ayres in
the court room Tuesday. The young
couple were nnaccompanied and re-
turned to Kirkville after the ceremony.
where Mr.. Moore is employed as an
engineer. ~
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred K Barber ... %
Miss Jessie E. Whiskers ....... .aS
Charles Hidy ..i........ ..s.35
Miss Gfrtha Stark !. 4. ....s.. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22
..AlMANAQuES De PlIEGO
PARA EL ANO--
10 OF
De venta en- esta Imprenta.
Ell ARTE DEL TEATRO

El ndmero que hoy pone la venta
la preciosa revista "El Arte del Teatro"
es interesantfsimo.
Publica numerosas fotograffas del
estreno de "Numa Roumestan" en- ell
teatro de Princess, por las que puede
verse ell lujo propiedad con que ha
sido representada la hermosa obra de
Daudet; del ssinete de Arniches ala
pena negra, que con tanto exito ha es-
trenado la Compafia Prado- Chicote;
Estrenos en- provicias "Del valle al
monte" que ha obtenido un triunfo en-
Barcelona,y '.La Rafaga, con preciosos
apuntes de los personajes, del notable
dibujante sefior Sainz Abascal.
Tambien publica una interesantisi-
ma~anecdota teatral, LA fiesta del
zapato," del nota BILE literato D. Narciso
Diaz de Escobar, ilustr ada por Mota,
y una curicsa information de La So
cledad de Actores, con fotografias de
las Ohcinas, una junta de asociados Y
la famosa imagen de Nuestra Sefora
de la Novena, llamada la Virgen de
los Actores.
Publica tambien retrato y carica atu-
ra en- colores de Donate Jimenez, en-
portada un precioso retrato de Maria
Luisa Labal
FL numero es un alarde de estam-
pacion primorosa que acredita la
popular revista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22
EDICTO
ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
Distrito Judicial de Guayama
C0RTE MUNICIPAL De CAYEY
Estados Unidos de America.
Eel Presidente ISS.
de los EstadoS Unidos.
C0RTE MUNICIPAL De CAYEY
Modesto Bird y Leon.
Conversion de inscription
de possession EN- dominic.

POR CUANTO, ell abogado Dom in
guez y Rubio, en- representation del
promovente, Solicita de esta Honora
bic Corte la conversion de inscrip-
cion de possession en- otra de dominic
de la slguiente finca:
'R1stica, con noventa y siete cuer.
das de cabida, cita en- ell barrio de
Arenas de la Municipalidad de
Cldra, equivalentes trelnta seis
hectdreas, veinte y ocho areas cua-
renta centiareas. EN- lindes por ell Sa-
l1ente, con tierras de Lorenzo Ortiz:
por el NOrte, otras de Nepomuce emo
DULLES, diviendo Ell rio de Bayam6n,
por el Poniente, con el misno Dulles
hasta Ell rio denominado del "Cedro'::
con otros de Maria Josefa Velez has
ia el rio de Arenas" dividiendo el
mismo Ell rio; por Ell Sur. con terrenos
de Iavier Fernandez, dividiendo ell
lndfcadO rio con otrOs de Tomas L6-
pee otros de Ramona Santiago, Gu
va finca obra inscrita al folio 100 vuel-
to del tomo {: de la Cidra, finca MI
nero 40, inscription 3
POR TANTO, habiendose ordenado
por el Honors Bile Manuel S. Ginorio,
Juez de esta Corte Municipal, Sc
|anuncle por un edicto que Sc publ
cara por tres veces en- ounce dlas
naturales en- Ell periodico el BOLETIN
MERCANTIL, de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, la conversion que Sc intcresa,
para que los que Sc cream con dere-
cho 4 oponerse puedan hacerlo en- ell
plazo va indicado, libro Ia preseute
en- Cayey que tlrmo el dfa de Enero
de I9o7.-Nicente F. Rodriguez, Sc
cretario de Ia Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Anoche como las once, ell policia
insular Juan Soltero, sorprendio en-
Puerta de TERRA, una jugada dete-
niendo a los jugadores y ocupando
los naipes y cuarenta y siete ctvs. que
habian sobre la mesa de juego. Ell
Juez seflor del Vale. condeno hoy a
los jugadores pagar Glen dollars de
multa sufrir un dia de arresto, todos
los acusado pasaron al dep6sito NUM-
cipal, a cumplir la pena impuesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

FL sargento Bird de la pollcia in
sular, telegrafla Ell jefe Hamill
que aver fueron condenados por el
Juez Municipal de Coamo sefior Gui
llermety, Ell Secretario y Marshal de
la misma Corte, por el delito de jue-
gos prohibidos, habiendoe impuesto
al Secretario SIoo de multa 8 dos
meses de arresto y al Marshal 81 90
de multa I'm mes de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

La Corte de Distrito de San Tnan
ha dictado orden de prisi6n contra
Santiago Marsonet Rivera, de l., amos
de edad, por acusarcele del delito de
hurto de mayor cuantia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Han quedado terminados los con-
tratos para construir TN edificio-
escuela de MADEIRA en- Toa Baja, cuyo
costo sera sufragado en- su mayor
parte por la Junta local de instruc-
cion de aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratos. De
venta en- el BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

MaiIana 4 la una de la tarde reco-
jera la correspondence para los Es-
tados unidos, Ell vapor americana
Caracas"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22
NOTICIAS

va estau preparados los pianos pa =
"a edificios escolares en- Nieques,
Aguas Buenas y Quebradillas. Los
trabajos empezaran tan pronto como
Sc consigan los solares Sc ultimen
otras formalidades previas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Sc encuentra enferno en- el hos.
pital de la Uncinaria Ell doctor il
1ncnez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Ell departamento de Educacion ter
minara pronto Ell editicio- escuela de
.sels salones que actualmente estd
construyendo en- Cataflo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Sc proyectan en- Arecibo una seri
de bales durante el Carnaval.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Obras de Anatole France, de venta
sen Ell BOLETIN Ell Olmo del Paseo,
Ell Maniqui de Mimble, Ell emilio de
Amatista, Ell Pozo de Santa Clara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

La Ultima obra de Derecho edita-
da en- Ell BoLETIN, es la Jurispruden-
cia en- 10 criminal establecida por ell
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
durante Ell afio 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Aver to1no possession de sus puesto
la nueva Junta escolar de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Muy en- breve Sc instalara una Inca
telegrafca entire Bayamon y Vega
Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Sc nos infor:na que han comenzado
la zafra las centrales "Cailos Y
"Oriente' del termino de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22

Interesa los conerciantes Ia ad-
quisicion de la ley de quiebras que
rlge actualmente en- la isla. De ven-
ia en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-22
EDICTO

ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
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Gie erlttt erlen 8ruf ser anieidcibC
mo ipllroe in Ser ~Nmbu!on5 oes lilo.
meitlid)en Iiitrifta mad Dem ysSronf-
I'm ouore- @oipitnl" gebrndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
SluriOn Spc5ial5n9 cntgleiit.

Gborlciton, g.. g.. 81. San.
@icr lit Oie Nad)rid)t eitgetroiien,
oaB Ser n0r0li6 iobrcnoe Nep.Yorf.
6loriOn Sp8iol5ug 50 Meilcn boz,
bier nit elmer 2ofonlotipe in 5olge
elmer uiiencn @ei6c c%oQioirte. 60.
fomotipfiibrcr Sobnion ans 6lorence
murOe get0Otct. Ger aus iieben Ella.
mani @nggon8 beltebeuoe BUG ge.
rictb in 8rono itro perbrannten
idlnmtIifc nit 9hl3nabme zines gSag.
CONS. gatr Elm Yaiiogier muroe Der.
lett.
9die iur's HUSBAND beiorst e. Aaiue, Nr.