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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04

NOTICE is hereby given that my petition
for permit to sell Intoxicating Iiouors
according to law at my drug store at No
122 and 124 E. 4th ST, in the Second ward
Of the city of Topeka, Shawnee COUNTY
Kansas, is now ON file In the office ~
the probate judge of Shawnee county
Kansas, and that the same has been set
for hearing by the Honorable r r Hav-
den, probate Judge of Shawnee COUNT.
Kansas. on Tuesday. the 31st day 81
March. 1908. at 10 o'clock a m, at his
office in the court house, in the CITY Of
Topeka. NJ A FUNCHESS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04

NOTICE Is hereby given that my petition
Ior permit to sell intoxicating liquors
according to law at my drug store ar NJ,
80 Kansas ave-. in the Fourth ward of the
CITY OF topeka. Shawnee county, Kansas
judge of Shawnee county kansas. and
that the same has been set for hearing
py the honorable r. f. Hayden. probate
Judge or shawnee county, Kansas on
Thursday, the I'd day of April 1905 at 10
O'Clock a. m, at his office in the court
house, in the city of Topeka.
Il. B. WAL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04
TO WHOM n MAY coNcrpx

NOI1CE-My application for permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors according to law
OF the city of Topeka, is now on file in
tne oi1lce OF the probate judge of Shaw
nee county, Kansas The hearing of the
same is set for April 1, Wednesday, at 10
o'clock a. m. n & PSpE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
OTHERS DO

LOOK HERE
Contractors and farmers, and those who
hirs help. see me. If you want job see
me IF YOU want to buy, sell or trade,
real estate, live stock or merchandise. see
me. c. L. Sayler, Real Estate and EN-
Reil nhone 1216.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04
MONEY.

MONEY to loan on live stock. pianos. per-
sonar security. household goods, typewrtt-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04

SEE that you get the best, such as we
carry All our seeds are fresh, prices
right G.. H. Harris. 210 W. 9Th st.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-20

don't want everybody in town TO know.
want TO keep It quiet They wouldn't
understand"
well. then" declared Simeon doubt
FULLY, there be only one more hope for
yc Brother Partridge IL you had a
balloon"
20 Lord" moaned the deacon.
cant ye quit actin the fool. Brother
Yates? can't ye suggest somethln
rcasonable;"
EXasperated beyond endurance. Par
fridge shook his fist ut Simeon. Crack!
Rough. deacon. Prince Albert and plug
hat struck the ground in confused
heap.
There was terrified scrumbling. a
muilled growl Then something long
and lank. with flowing hair and pro
trudng eyes dashed straight for Uncle
simeon. crash \ section OF the pal.
Ing fence gave way. and up the street
the deacon dashed. pale of countenance.
bare Of head, Miss Cullen's bull terrier
clinglng grimly 10 his coattail and dap
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-20


spalrlngly. Come back. please come
back Brother Yates
II amt used to bein' addressed Ia
such endearin terms. deacon" replied
Simeon, and thought mebby my
room was better than my company"
mo. no. vOciferatcd the deacon anX-
iously. Il didn't mean what said /
was hasiy | am sorry, Brother Yates
Please don't 20 away aud leave me In
this tree"
Simeon rested his arms on top OF the
pickets and gazed al him Ia pensive
sympathy well. Brother Partridge. 8"
he replied solemnly, III can be any
comfort to ye IN your last moments |
allow It's my Christian duty to re-
main"
"If you're goln' to do anything +"
gasped the other. exasperated. by Slime
on's deliberate slowness. for Gods
sake do II quick! This limb is crack
Ia"
II might turn In n fire alarm" sug-
gested Simeon calmly "Mebby II We
had the hook and ladder truck
No" calculated the deacon. For
goodness sake. please don't do that I
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-20


long. hank and dignliicd. squat
ted ike II half fed turkey gob
bier on a limb In Miss Cullens
back yard holding IN the dangling
skirts OF his Prince Albert eth Ills left
hand aud shaking his right list spite
fully at Miss Cullcu'S spotted bull ter
rier erouched threateuln@ly at the foot
of the tree and eying him with calm
and patient persistence. ucle Simeon
Yates peeked over the picket fence. his
smooth rotund face looking ike the
full moon just rising above the horizon
line. the tears courslng down bis
cheeks. his mouth prcoccupied with an
aggravating grin and his fat sides
shaking ike Il cup Of Jelly In an earth
quake
What In the world" snorted sim
con. ripping paling of the fence In
the excessiyencss of his hilarity
whit IA the world deacon are you
doin up In Miss Cuilen's apple tree"
Now. Brother Yates" replied the
deacon sobcry. his wrinkled forehead
oozing ice water and bis right hand
grabbing desperately at ueighboring
limb, Il just clumh NJ here 70 see X
Miss Culehs trees had survived the
winter. and the dog But Simeon in
terrupted
Who'd a thought, he unused aloud,
pulling out his handkerchief aud dry
Ing his eyes who'd IA thought Miss
Cullcns bull terrier would have devcl-
oped into a bird dog; But II be hasn't
got Il partridge freed this blessed min
ute III III" lie nearly pulled the
fence UP by the roots.
The dcacon's ire klnded That's
right" he roared stand there Ike a
GRIMM old hyena ana laugh. Didn't
you ever see man III tree before
Don't you know when YOU behold a
Teller crittcr In distress: Why don't
you climb over the fence aud drive
away that fool dog; Dye want To see
me killed right before your very eyes
But 1t isn't my dog Uttered Sim
con Its Miss Cullen's. and its IN
Miss Cullen's own lot"
4 tell YOU can't hang Oh much
longer" whincd the deacon I've been
here for an hour I've rot blistcrs all
over me"
We'll" replied Simeon, reckon I'd
better 70 and tell Miss cullen
No. Don't you do IT," yelled the
deacon. blushing scarlet Don't We
dare do It. 1 don't want you to tell
her don't want her 10 know
Simeon ripped another paling Of the
fence His eyes were dancing rs II
they were tirkled 10 death
Why don't We drop Oh the dogs
back aud crack his spine lie suggest.
ed why don't We glare nj him with
burnin Indignation and scorch his hide
ofr:"
You're an insultlu old wretch
cried the deacon angrily, IA Jibhcriu
idjlt that don't know no better than To
stand there and laugh tho palms of
OF u poor lone womans fence"
He turned 10 shake his list but lost
his balance and fell Desperately he
clutched nj limb and pulled himself
up again out OF the very teeth % the
growing terrier Then h. gla.eee Win
dictively toward simeon hu SIMEON
was moving away
Hey. Brother Yates" he yelleo de
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-20
Destiny and
The Dog.
BY EDGAR wELToN COOLEY.

Copyright. 1875. by Edgar Melton
Cooley
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-20

EACON CRlAlI PARTRIDGE,
long. lank aud digniiicd. squat
ted ike half fed turkey gob
hlpr on "A liiub In Miss CIllen's
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
(FIrst Published Sept. Il. 1sOs.l
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGES.


Sealed proposals will be received by
the county commissioners Of Grady
county, Oklahoma, until 70 o'clock m,
central standard time, October 5, 1908,
for the furnishing and constructing
complete ready for travel twenty (20)
bridges for Grady county, Oklahoma,
involving approximately thirteen nun
dred and twenty-seven (1327) lineal
feet Of bridging and substructure for
same and seven hundred and eighteen
(7lS) lineal feet Of pile approach.
Plans and specifications are now on
file in the county clerks office and
can be had together with any informa-
tion pertaining to same BY applying to
the undersigned or to Engineer p. q.
Colby, superintendent Of construction,
Chickasha, Okla.
All bids should be ildorsed Pro
posal for Bridges for Grady County.
The Right is reserved to reject any
or all bids or to let contract In part
or as a whole.
Bidders will be required to furnish
satisfactory evidence OF their RESPONSE
bility before award of contract.
j. d. Lindsay,
County Clerk Of Grady County,
D9-11-4w Chickasha, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
A LAND or
MATGHLESS RESOURCES
(By 9. N. Gould, State Geologist.l }

(By g. N. Gould, State Geologist.l
Ten large rivers cross Oklahoma.
The larger streams whose waters
flow into the Arkansas, are; Grand,
verdigris, Salt Fork, Cimarron, Deep
Forl, North Canadian and South Cana
dian.
The Washita is tributary to Red
river, and the Arkansas and Red riv-
ers flow into the Mississippi
Besides these larger streams which
bear the name Of river, there are
number Of others, some Of which are
called creeks, that are nevertheless
streams Of considerable size.
Among these are the Poteau, XII
amichi, Boggy Blue, Cache, Beaver,
North Fork, Gaines Illinois, Caney,
Bird, Eagle, Chief and Wolf.
All Of these are streams 80 to 100
miles long, draining areas perhaps four
miles in width throughout their en-
tire length.
It is to be noted that the new state
Of Oklahoma contains about $4,000
square miles, or approximately 49,.
100000 acres Of fertile bottom land, an
amount exceeded by few states in the
Union.
These facts taken into consideration,
with the equitable climate, the three
staples, corn, wheat and cotton, and
the possible diversity of crops in okla.
homa, all go to support the contention
that this state will within few years
occupy place in the very front rank
Of agricultural states.
No other state possesses SO large
per cent Of extensively fertile bot
tom land nor can any other state pro
duce the great variety Of crops in tht
amount produced In Oklahoma.
Il must be remembered that in ad
dition to its fertile soil, Oklahoma pos
sesses inexhaustible supplies Of {
great number Of valuable minerals.
Already these products are being de
veloped, mines and quarries are beini
opened, factories and plants erected
oil and gas wells drilled and new in
dustries established.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Every additional mill, mine, weli or
factory means a better market for tho
products Of the farm.
Nowhere IN the world is there the
peculiar combination Of rich soil and
mild climate, diversity Of crops and
valuable minerals that are found ia
Oklahoma.
With the development Of both her
agricultural and miner resources, Ok
lahoma is destined shortly to become
one Of the wealthiest states in the
Union.
The work Of the Oklahoma geologi-
cal survey in calling attention to the
mineral products Of the state viii 40
much toward the development Of Okla
homa Fifteen men are now at work
investigating these resources.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
PROPOSALS FOR SANITARY
SEWERS.
District Number / toDistrict Number
n, chickasha, Oklahoma.
Notice to Contractors.


homa, until 2:30 o'clock Thursday,
Sept. "a, 1908, for furnishing material,
tools and labor TO complete the sani'
tary sewer laterals in Districts mum
Der one % to number seventeen On
inclusive, in accordance with the plans
and specifications on file at the office
Of the city clerk and city engineer
Chickasha, Oklahoma.
The quantities Of work to be done
are as follows:
District Number I.
1890 linear it, S-inoh V. s. pipe
2 manholes.
/ flush tank.
District Number 2.
1886 linear It. 12-inch V. s. pipe.
5 manholes.
District Number 8.
1850 linear IT. s-inch V. s. pipe.
2 manholes.
/ flush tank.
District Number 4.
1880 linear It, S-inch v s. pipe.
4 manholes.
! flush tank
/ Htetrief Nuynhar 4,
1885 linear Il. S-inch VI s. pipe.
manholes.
FLUSH tank.
District Number 8.
1850 linear #. S-inch V S. pipe.
manholes.
flush tank.
District Number z.
1880 linear #. sinch V. S. pipe.
manholes.
l flush tank.
District Number 8.
1880 linear it, S-inch v S. pipe,
3 manholes.
/ flush tank.
District Number 9.
43O linear it. 12-inoh u 5. pipe
1910 linear it. S-inch V. s. pipe.
manholes.
/ flush tank.
District Number 10.
1860 linear #. s-inch v. S. pipe
manholes.
flush tanks
District Number n.
1860 linear it. S-ineh V. S. pipe.
3 manholes.
flush tanks.
District Number f.
245 linear #. S-inch V. S. pine,
/ manhole.
! flush tank.
District Number fs.
500 linear #. S-inch Y, s. pipe
/ manhole
/ flush tank,
District Number Ia,
1866 linear It. S-inch V. S. pipe.
8 manholes.
flush tank.
District Number t5.
1850 linear f. S-inch v. S. pipe.
2 manholes.
1 flush tank.
District Number 16.
1876 linear #. s-ineh v. S. pipe.
3 manholes.
| flush tank.
| District Number II.
| ITO linear it. sinch v. s. pipe
| 2 lnanholes.
/ flush tank
| Each bid must be accompanied
a certified check Of 8 per cent of
l amount Of the bid,
] Bond satisfactory to the city eoun
/ III amount and sufeties will be
/ quirod Of the successful bidder
The right is reserved to reject a
and all bids.
Il Payment will be in tax warral
/ when the work is completed
J Bids must be made upon es
| district separately and addressed
the city clerk, Chickasha OklahoI
and marked on the outside Of the
velope inclosing them, Proposal
Construct Sanitary Sewer Laterals.
Il Joe Dews,
s-10-10t city Clerl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Don't forget MY Wife's Husband
at Convention hall Friday night, Sept.
Is, benefit OF the Odd Fellows Or
phans' Home Admission Is, Is and 35
cents. Thirty-fiye cent tickets may be
exchanged at Brownson's for reserved
seats. II Is going to be an excellent
entertainment. Buy a ticket, go, and
enjoy yourself. 9-1S-7t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Boston Mass, Sept 19-In q few
days Congressman Butler Ames will
attempt a flight from Salem, N. f. 60
his home in Lowell, Mass, In an air
ship invented by himself and built with
great secrecy The congressman
claims it is different from anything
yet attempted in the airship line and
FAR superior His friends say that 1t
will eclipse the Wright Brothers ma
chine It is the result of an inspira-
tion, 1t is said, when a postal card one
day dropped from his fingers, and
the pasteboard fluttered TO the ground.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
WANT ADS
FOR RENT

For Rent-Store room on Third
street. See James Bennett at Early
Billiard Parlor. 9-16-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
wnfm nrannrl rrrn
luL OuAOlAAS
IRON WORKS

We have added New aud Up-t0-
Date Machinery to our Plant and
are able u do any
Machine or Foundry Work
We make specially Of Sash
Weights, Structural Iron Work and
Job Work, Blacksmith Shop Ia
connection. See the Nix Corn
stalk Cutterwhich we manufacture
CONRAD BROS.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-09

Dallas, sept go Al exhibit OF
what the black waNy land of
nalla, county viii produce Ia the
way ot cotton is attracting much
attention Mt the \mcrcu,\o,on
Exchange bank The exhibit is a
cotton stalk, about ,iN feet high,
. iu fall leaf and containing ~, ma
Imrcd bolls of unusually large pro.
portions. The stalk was raised
los Waller brothers, renters ON the
farm of u. VI llankus, two and
onc-fourth miles south of Oak
|CGd, ON the Reckley roai The
. land has been planted iu cotton for
several years, but never before
| Ina, il raised such u sgant stalk
The Waller brother, are mo-
proudcr than is Mr. llanklut the
owner of the land, who take,
| pleasure u showing the NpceIman
LOT scientific knowledge of cotton
/ farming Ou Dallas county displayed
|by hi, two excellent renters.
| Mr. llankms, in addition TO the
/ farm ON which the biz stalk was
ra ,ed. owus.auother large track Of
|r.rh land not many mile. from the
location of the former.
This kind of crop might do u
| the farmers were raising cotton
! for the stalk, but so for aN cotton
| il, concerned there are plenty of
| stalks to be- found in Lubbock
county tina, have this giant
/ bestcd. for instance the one now
on display at the Avalanche office
(which is not more than three feet
Thigh and contains l4U boles iul
grown and opening every day
and dozens of other small bole'
. that would have more than likely
Imaturcd had IL remained boz the
ground Lubbock county vii
produce cotton. Don't you forge
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-09
y Soce S\tt\Nss X

NurouN Decd, for ale at This
office
i j. Baker wa, Ju from Acull
saturday
For Fresh Milk and Butter.
phone The Floral Dairy
j. II. Clark is out at Jim
Rowlcs place thi, week putting
the finishing touches ON Jim'S new
residence with the paint brush.
Rankin 4 Son, for poultry
wire. l5-ti
Arthur Mcclure, of Davidson,
. Oklahoma, become, regular
reader of the Avalanche with this
issue, through the courtesy OF his
fatherHu law. " VI. George.
FOR SALE - horse power
gasoline engine, theyery thing for
rancho, or farms for light work.
|Call at this Office \ bargain
/ lO-tt
Mr. Goldman from Oklahoma, is
here visiting hi, daughter Mrs. G.
#. Jackson. Mr.. Cohmau has
been reader of the Avalanche
about year through the courtesy
of Dob, son-iu-hw Mr.. jackson, and
. ha, been keeping up with Lub-
book, progress pretty well lIcIs
very fayorably impressed with our
country and say, he thinks Lub-
book is destined to make quite a
city before many years.
II YOU want TO make a present
which can't be duplicated, send
Her" a Dclamotho Real Rose Hat
Pin, mo- two are alike, yog can
buy the genuine at ". =. Nor
tom, ,-tf
! ". VI George. who resides
north of Lubbock informs %, that
hi, community is fast settling up
with farmers. He says Iu the last
two on three months D. or H. sec
.uon- of land ua, been sold Iu 50
and Itu acre tracts TO people who
are gong 90 make ,thc.r home DO
the country. TM, will settle up
.ul, community lu good proportion
land Doc says they are going TO have
thing, going their way soon.
They will have schoo. houses,
.Hur.ur- and "a post office and "a
Telephone system 200 good shape.
. Mr. Gaorgr has - section o'
/ uw u.. i"ur' aui ar SAYS ..
going Co Keep TO-
rDp SALE R..t \Ieurru,a.
,.II..
''' '... -,
. .r'Niuo h'"r. a hume Vol ''...
tHH IoNu- '.I.n.
j. response TOD 70" ."' ..''.'.
Fellows. aanm1cr of oiife.'""'
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-09

PO~T~. Posts. POSTS All
kinks of posts. From /, l--c o.
asc PLAN, Lumber and Gram
Company j. u. Quick. Mgr
az Lubbock, TeXa~.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-09

NORTH TcNa, Prairie Hay, al
way, ON hand 1T lanay Coleman
Co. PlaIuyIow. l'-tl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

A I this moment there ring Al the Office
door bell
There she is now went on the mystic " Did you
notice that nervous ring 1t twice She
wasn't quite the first time whether she had
pressed hard enough Show her in Valeska
A few minutes interviewed before his visitor ar,-
peared pausing undoubtedly the threshold
Could l see you for a short time about something
of lmportance' she questioned.
Have seat. madam" Astro had risen and
placed chair, apparently innocently enough. where
the full glare of the drop electric light would iun
nate her. His eyes did appear survey hi,
client; but under his long lashes they were busy
noting detail after detail. She sat down and again
hesitated to begin.
II suppose that what am about to say sir,
will be kept in perfect confidence.
ASsuredly, madam. You worried about
your husband. presume
She started in surprise. looked curiously AZ him
and then SAID. Yes. in q faint tremulous whsI,er
At she added " You told me things this afte--
which wonderfully true that thought
| might trust you to give me some help on a far
important affair which has been Worrying NE
for sometime. The fact Is Mr.. Hudson my hus-
band. has disappeared. | haven't seen him for
a week
At this Astro manifested surprise, and merely
remarked. Il was aware that he away. madam
when l read Your palm this afternoon No doubt
L can find him. II that is what you wish but it MAJ
take time: for | shall have to 60 into trance
OF course. and gaze into my crystals. 1t will asp
be necessary tor me to 60 to Your houSe--irto his
room. IN fact.-in order that may first take his
atmosphere
oh. | understand she exclaimed t TEL
the truth I'm Ve"y. YER, much Worried. 81:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

like this. But OF course YOU are different.
am different, as YOU say. responded Astrc.
smiling. L shalt De able trace him. no doubt
without anyone suspectng ne Just when
did YOU see him for the last time:
On Tuesday. the tenth
And now it is the twentieth, He has had
business troubles,
On the contrary. he doing remarkably well
in his rea! estate business We've been saving III,
60 abroad. YOU see; it has been pla: We We had
honeymoon. | suppose. We hoped to live in Italy
for year. She sighed
You a church member. | presume,
Yes; | 60 to the Park Avenue Presbyterian
church Mr. Hudson is deacon there.
Il see. He is we'll Off, YOU say
Oh no: that. But have been quite err
Outraged of late NJ. Hudso:. was quite hopeful
about European trip,
Very well. Mrs. Hudson: | shall DC W, AZ vour
house nine O clock tomorrow.
NALESkA entered the room, again a soon As the
visitor had left. and looked at the pal,,list
with a question in her eyes.
Astro waved his hand carelessy. "A> thought"
he began. turning his narghiie, lighting it. and
blowing the fumes through his nose luxuriously
John Hudson has disappeared She asked several
pointed questions about him this afternoon.
although she thought that she guarded herself well
They both church members, and their ambition
is 60 abroad He is IL the real estate business.
Can YOU put two and two together:
Naeska's pretty eyebrows creased themselves in
thought. Let me see Judging from her appear
atce. they can't have been making very much
money IN the real estate business. You say they
wanted 60 Europe. stay 4 YEAR
Italy wasn't it,-ard wanted al this badly. He'd
naturally try gct the money II other ways per
haps egti:llately. Il might tVe: lead him into
c-i:ne Being religious, l!e wou,d naturally want l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10
By Alan Braghampton


derisively. "Oh. these German Symbol
is, he said half aloud. For unadulter-
ated humor, give a Teuton that ha,
joined the ranks OF the Symbosts 1t is hardly
t. ne wondered that ninety per cent of them have
died in Warehouses. and that Max Nordau ha,
scheduled the rest of them for suicide,
He paused again to give final glance Ehre,l-
feds little book tone color in vowels The
letter A. he translated rapidly. suggests at once
fright red. and symbolizes youth or 10Y: the let
te- is suggestive of sky blue and syrnbolizes in
tl:lacy. or lOve-ct cet.vd Ct cct.vd" He stopped
f-,i: sheer evaporation. Poor Arthur Rimbaud. .
Poor old sodden Verlaine What crimes are COM
r,itted in your cause,
The door opened softly and he turned to greet
beautiful, blond haired girl who entered
"Ealeska, if | was making up a list of the tonal
essences in vowel sounds. | should say the \ was
yellow. in disagreement with friend here Mr..
A. W. Schlegel The [ would be purple vergng
BY the way. did You happen to notice
that woman who here this afternoon1 He
etzed abstractedly at the floor. Seemed to me-
IL went on after few moments thought. as if
she possessed distinctly purple vibrations, denoting
unrest
Which one: the quick reply. The one
IL black satin. with Jet ornaments who wore gold
bowed eyeglasses and llmped:
''Of course; but | should describe her as the
woman who worried and was jealous of her
husband; very suspicious of him; also abnorrally
anxious for money"
didn't talk to her; | vas too busy
You must do few palms some day Just to
Sc now you are getting along IN your study OF the
science of human nature. You noticed nothing
else about herr"
\aleska put the end OF her pencil to her lips and
considered it abstractedly for a few moments
Let see" she began She carried two
books. didn't She"
Precisely. One q Btedeker's Northern
ItAy and the other was a church reI,or,-ParIl
Avenue Presbyterian. But the point IS that She,
coming here again. possibly this evening to-