The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-03

! admire married women lately-whieh
4 is great relief
: Mrs. saville also stood up. and rang
Z the bell. Where Is Everton Just now
want him SO much to write to his
cousin. Captain. Bridges. on Hughs
1 behalf. don't understand how It was
he did not do so before on his own &C.
count"
On, nobody knows where Everton Is
to be found. He is coming to us in
September at Herondyke."
Lady Olivia Lumley's carriage. .
said Mrs SavilIe to the man who an
swered the bell.
Good morning. then. dear Eliza.
BETH Don't try your eyes too much.
Shall we meet you at the Montgom.
ery's tonight"
No. am really sick OF society.
MY dear. you must be seriously
nlg" cried Lady Olivia. with another
good-humored but rather silly laugh.
and the sistersin-law shook hands. and
parted
Mrs Saville picked up her little dog
and took turn MP and down the room
with It under her left arm. a look Of
extreme annoyance Quivering in her
eyes What fool that woman ISL
she mnrmured to herself: mot even a
wellbred fool. and to look at her. who
would imagine she was the daughter
Of one earl. the sister OF anotherg yet
there she is. started by the mere acci-
dent OF birth IN position which cost
me all my fortune. my aristocrztic
| marriage. my brains. TO achieve. Still
do not complain: had these class dis.
tinctions not existed. there would have
been nothing to strive for. nothing to
attain Still Lady Olivia is fool; |
you are a wiseacre to her. my pre-
cious Prince" she continued. patting |
the dogs head; You are natural /
aristocrat; so Is Hugh. though he has
some abominably radical IDEAS
Here the footman opened the door.
and said. deferentially. IF you please.
m. Mr. Rawson would like to see you"
Yes. certainly. Show him up
In few minutes the door again
opened. to admit a gentleman. short.
stout. well-dressed man. slightly
breathless. and apparently well braced
up IN his admirabiy-htting clothes His
hair and complexion were OF that neu-
trail tint which Is termed pepper and
salt his eyes light gray and twink
ling with a perception OF the ridicu-
lous. and his air. though It was DO
litely respectful. showed certain as
sured familiarity indicative OF con
fdential position
Well. Mr.. Rawson." said Mrs. sa-
VILE. resuming her seat and placing 1
her small favorits on the chair beside I
her. what has brought you here to
dayz-
Her tone was considerably more 8
,miable than II had been to her pre- v
Eious visitor a
What viii. hope. give you salts e
action 7 fancy we will succeed in 7
getting that piece Of the Everton prop 4
'rty you have been so anxious to pur-
'hase. for your price. and II Will be a s.
lecided bargain I am to see the "
-endor's solicitor finally on Thursday. II
ghen I fancy he win come in to our a
erms~ Il
Il am very pleased. Mr.. Rawson. q
cry pleased indeed. I must say, you II
ways manage my business most sat. II
sfactorily- But you say several farms
n the property are unlet Now.
rant my money to bring me in a de. y
ent percentage What do you pro "
ose doing with the land?" Where "a
pom solicitor and client plunged into
n animated discussion. in which Mrs. "a
aville proved herself to be a shrewd 10
oman Of business.
We'll. Mr. Rawson." she said. after WI
short pause. respecting a smaller va
after. yet not an unImportant one. oil
ave you made any inquiries about an
nanuensIs or companion for me?" Oh
Il hardly thought you were serious
the wish you oppressed"
Il an. exceedingly serious she in
rrupted. MY maid. who has lust
It me. was really a very superior
.rson. and could read aloud very Hu
ell; now I have a totally different tne
oman. must have some one who Is TO
irly educated. who can write. and VII
ep accounts. and read French like we
chtH uOFeisS sne must De NJ 10 agsO- -
lte with, yet ready to leave me to not
yselfat nod; cannot be hampered NIL
tn any one whose feelings have to MN
nsider. She must have pleasant man mil
RS and sweet voice, and look At ne
be seen at luncheon and when she
mes out with me-"
Ny dear madam. you have indeed hay
me task You must give me TON
ne time to find out such a treas SIR
!" lost
i cannot give you much time. You
st ind her as soon as you possibly 100.
l. Advertise in all the papers:
lps Of young women VIII apply; son
K out one or two. but on no account II
me be worried with an indiscrimt ne
. string Of candidates: I know mon
II be disgusted with them. I will ing
ask any OF my acquaintances; they acce
avs recommend the most unsuita- haw
people and are offended II you do NJ