The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-09

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aspect OF the igare utterius the above
remark 80 iudieFonsiy pathetic that
Ton Wend0Yer nrst STARED sympathet-
icnily. and then hurst into a laugh.
you don't mean 10 say you've pro
posed 20 another giriY'
The other nodded missrabiy.
4 can't help f. Each time. do
clare ain nerer be such al ass again.
bot no sooner DO Mud myself 10 q
secluded corner with . pretty girl than
The tnik begins 20 grow confidential.
and before know shat ! am doing. !
have prcposed.-
-And you're sensible IN business and
all other matters. TOO. Dick. = interposed
Ton sadly.
1T Isn't AZ n were = eoid-blooded
firf and meant % % it.- Dick went an.
-.N0ihlng Is further from my inten-
lions az the berinning OF an efening.
and robody could BE- more unhappy nFe
minutes aftrrward. bar ~hcn tho PRO
pitioua moment arrives I propose er-
sry tine I've made up my mind ne
a mnnosnsnis perhaps hereditary
Hardy heroditary.- laughed Tom.
az Vision O the stern ard pnritanie
eoonfenAncs % Diek's father rose DO
fore him -and yvt. one cart always
trli.~ he added rrnecfirsly And tbe
Efris-co sny q mem scofps youT
They hsvenr - far. thank nearen;
but sapf-e.e zee lust Fsassiiis that oos
% fhen mlEhi sometime. and thea 10
would live misrrnhiy ever aftrr~
-Monomanias airs ofirn cured %.
served Tom.
-soms are lnruabls. aid D:ea
sioomiiy.
-Dsck. Old man. I wHi give you
prescription. No rurs. 20 pas. faii
In love-
-n'm.- grunfed Difk
-whrn there u giri shsi you dou't
hare 10 b. trapped iuio = romantic
nook y make you prpp~r 70 ber--whcn
their Il kiri that yoa would cross The
cccan jus, 70 catch = glimpse Of. and
couid tra hrr you loved her n me had
. dab 81 -Four % her noee ard hcf hair
dons az 10 carlpapers then. Dlct, and
not ungfl then be coutinped drnmatic.
ally. -~iii ynn b rured =
In other words. ny cyes being DOT.
yoa rouid have me jump inip The BRAN
bic bsssh q little DEEPER % st thein
IN arnln Thst reminsis ne o. the
homeopathic dce,rira that like cures
IKE hut he useless intend 70 alb
jure society. / shnii spend my spare
Zine at the club. and my vncations
hunting and sshlnE.-
And thus Il happened that the par
Tors and the piasrss that had known
Mr.. Richard Eitoa. knew him 10 more.
If he happened 70 meet any q the
ladies' Of bis -aet." he bowed politely
and hurried on. ~ u the cares Of the
whole business world rested heavily on
his shoulders.
one evening several weeks after the
above conversation. Dick. having won
several games o. billiards at the club.
sat sminbly chatting with bis opponent.
who happened 70 be Tom wendover.
After the merits Of the different games
had been discussed. the talk drifted TO
trips and vacations
4 haven't decided where 20 90 this
year said Dick. "Do you know OF
sny place where there IL little hunt
Ing and fshingr
sThat I dot" exclaimed Tom. my
wife's folks have cottage up IN Cau-
ada. I'm going there myself In a
week. and ia like II tirst-rate II you'd
come along with me-
~Any-socictyr Inquired Dick dnbi-
ousiy.
mo. it's quiet as a tomb where our
people live. You can have society,
though-plcnty Of II. II you want
There's a hotel about two miles from
u.s.
you know my sentiments about 80
ciety. Tom" said Dick.
A week later. Tom and Dick landed |
the little steamer at the head OF one OF |
the Canadian lakes Toms wife met
them at the dock. and they drove over
two or three miles to the cottage.
Here IL young man. Kate" said
Tom. on the way. who Is stated with
the empty shams OF society-who longs
to return to nature and lead the simple
lifc.s
You have como to the right place
I think, Mfr. Elton" said Mrs. Wend-
over. "Ahd you are very welcome
Nothing to do but hunt and nsn'
lounge and read and eat--a regular In
dams life" observed Tore