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CHAPTER Xxx.
The Double Wedding.

double wedding was to take
place at st. Johns. Washing
ton. In that venerable and pic
tn,ocnuo old church across the
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~EE double wedding was 10 Jake
place at st. Johns. Washing
| ton. In that venerable and pic
| turesque old church across the
| park from the White House the gallant
| and impetuous Captain Heartsease,
after an intermittent courtship that
had lasted considerably longer than the
late civil war. was finally to claim Jen-
nv Buckthorn as his unblushing bride.
And the added feature OF the occa-
sion. arranged at the eleventh hour In
consequence Of the arrival OF Colonel
| Robert Elingham. late Of the Confed-
| crate army. from veritable Odyssey
uf experiences after Appomattox. to be
United inseparably with gentle but un-
faltering Madeline West
Such an occasion, OF course, would
be incomplete without Machines
brother Kerchival and Colonel Filing
hams sister Gertrude. That happy pair
| Of "newlyweds" were even now has
tening on from Richmond for the grand
matrimonial celebration Of the wars
ending. Dr.. Ellingham had promised to
come with them. The headquarters OF
the Joyous and eventful reunion was to
be the hospitable home Of General
Buckthorn.
The return Of General Haverill was
SET for the very day Of the wedding
Of his former ward. Robert Elling-
ham. That the call Of bis own homs
had not brought him back long before
seemed unaccountable to almost OF
all to his own wife. Mrs. Constance
Haverill.
Mrs. Haverili and her daughter Edith,
as she now called poor Franks widow,
sat together in the cozy morning room
Of the Haverill residence the day be-
fore the-before the day. Edith's little
son. sturdy four-year-old, was play
ing soldier with some other children in
the dooryard outside.
1T seems hardly possible that the
war is over" said Edith. standing at
the window. with the troops return
ing and the flags flying and the bands
playing. every day is like holiday.
And so it is. suppose. for those for
tunate women whose husbands ara
coming back to them"
"Yes. Edith dear" sighed Mrs. Hav-
erill. Ito those women whose husbands
are coming back to them. All, forgive
me, pet! I was selfshly thinking Of
myself. but you know that in my heart
l also share your grief"
Dear. it is months since you have
shown me any letter from General
Haveril-froln Franks father And
did you not expect the general home
before now?"
THAT is what meant when spoke
just now"
81 wonder If it Is because am here?
He has never seen me, and sometimes
] fear he has never forgiven our mar
riage-Frank's and mine"
Nonsense, Edith childw Mrs. Ha-
Yerill rejoined quickly. IF only that
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my words. repeated the general
vaguely.
CHAPTER XXI.
Love Rules.

nw Y ES, sir-in the dispatch to
W the government from Cedar
n Creek You gaze the name
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q by Patriot Publishing company.
Petersburs's Closed and Silent Houses
foreSeen that Lee in his retreat would
endeavor to reach Amelia Court House,
where his separate columns coming
from Petersburg and Richmond could
unite and where he might expect to
receive supplies.
Two days later. the retreat condnu-
ing. Sheridan descended with q large
force upon the Confederate rear guard
ut Sailors creek, a small tributary
flowing north into the Appomattox,
and overwhelmed the commands of
Generals Ewell and Anderson. captur-
ing these and several other high off,
GERS, including General Lees eldest
son, General G. W. Gusts Lee.
On April Z the Confederates stopped
at Farmrille to feast. having come up
with the first provisions that had
reached them since leaving Petersburg,
and to fight again. This time they
succeeded in beating off Sheridan's
cavalry and pushed on another stage
toward Lynchburg.
But the once great army Of Northern
Virginia was now reduced to two small
corps Of infantry. and the cavalry
corps under Generals FitZ Lee. Gordon
and Rosser, for the one time COM
mander of the Laurel brigade Of the
Shenandoah valley had rallied new
mounted force and was now doing yeo-
mans service in an all but hopeless
campaign where laurels were scarce,
but where loyalty and courage did not
go unhonored.
Colonel Robert Ellingham was with
Gordon, whose cavalry corps, after
fighting all the way from Petersburg
as rear guard for the wagon trains,
was now transferred to the front.
'My corps Is worn to FRAGILE" said
the gallant Gordon at the campfire
council on the night Of the sth, but II
the force beyond Appomattox Court
House Is Sheridan's cavalry alone we
can hold it until Longstreet comes up
and then cut through.
The attack was made at daybreak.
There was a moment when it took on
the Fictitious look Of victory as the
Confederate lines charged. cheering
wildly, and redoubled their fire as the
Union cavalry slowly fell back. They
did not know that Sheridan already
had the game in his hands and was
now only skirmishing for a wind-up
without mourning any more loss than
should be absolutely needful. No SOON
er had the cavalry disappeared from
their front than Lees troops saw the
solid infantry lines Of the Army of the
James massed before them. ready for
an attack. LongStreet. covering the
Confederate rear. was at the same
time threatened by Meade with SUI
perior force and could not come to
Gordon's aid. The firing suddenly
ceased The Confederate line halted,
hesitated, then sullenly faced about
and fell back upon the confused, for
lorn mass of ragged grays that were
huddled around Appomattox Court
House.
1.-The war in Virginia is over" said
Sheridan to General Haverill, passing
as the latter's troops still advanced,
until a white flag Of truce appeared In
the distance, approaching like a re-
luctant dove Of peace. -.-..
"Now there is nothing left me but
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LIVERY day IS ike noitday.
come to our camp! Jenny. haven't you
relieved the captain yet? Order him
to the billiard room. can't you"
"'Bout face! March," commanded
Miss Buckthorn, in her strictest mill
tary style.
Heartsease marched. Jenny slipped
IN arm around Edith's waist and walk
ed with her toward IL window aicoVe
Mrs. Hayerill would have followed. but
General Buckthorn approached her
gravely and gently, to whisper:
evil you come with me. Mrs. Ha'
verill? must have you by yourself, to
prepare you for something that is go
ing to startle you. but will do you good
Your husband is here. and you are go
ing to meet him alone In the library"
The old soldier knocked. opened the
door. bowed Mrs. Haverill in and then
retreated.
"Constance" exclaimed General Ha
verill, standing stern and Impassive.
my husband-may still call you So
after this long separation without one
word
"Where Is the miniature portrait
which gave you in Charleston for my
son"
"Why. your son is dead. John. and
my portrait must be in the grave with
AVN nnn't vor know"
For answer General Haverill took the
worn case from his pocket. opened 1t
and held 1t forth in his extended hand.
She looked at it. then at him. in won
dering Interrogation.
at might have lain in the grave with
Kerchival West" be said.
What do you mean by that? You
must tell me-"
81 mean that I have it not from my
son, but from-the other. You are ST.
lent? Well, you know now why I also
nave been silent so long"
The unhappy wife's agitation was
pitiable as. with brave self conquest,
abe said proudly:
"My chief witness to the truth Is
dead. The other you have had sufti-
cient opportunity to examine. should
suppose. As Colonel West Is not here
shall remain silent-even though that
silence parts us. you and me, for
ever"
"And yet" he went on. pleadingly
now. las | look into your eyes III
swear I can see only truth and loyalty
there"
"No, John" she answered gently,
turning away from him, II will not ac-
cept your blind or unwilling faith.
Before he could reply the door open
ed very suddenly and Jenny BUCK
thorn peered in.
"Oh. dear! l was looking for Cap
tain Heartsease Please excuse why,
General HaverilI! Papa said you mad
come back, and ! wouldn't believe nlm.
And-you haven't seen Edith yetF
"Not yet, but ] am curious to do so
as soon as possible" he replied. Then
he murmured to himself, my soh
wife,!
Jenny led the way back to the draw
ing room. the general and Mrs. Haver'
III following.
Edith came forward to meet them
eagerly. yet timorously- General Ia
rerill took her hand and kissed ner Oh
the forehead. saying:
"You shall take the place my SUI
snce filed In my heart"
"You will see his own face again,
cir. in our little sons" she replied. i
am happy that Frank won your for-
giveness at the last and that the boy
will soon be old enough to understand
your words telling how bis father died
haro-n
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Found a Cure s,r Rheurnatiem.
THE END.

ri suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right hand
TO my mouth for that length of time, "
writes Lee L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa.
al suffered terrible pain 50 I could not
sleep or lie still at night. Five years
ago I began using Chamherlain's Lini,
ment and in two months I was well and
have not suffered with rheumatism
since" For sale by all Dealers.-Ad'
vertisement. -
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with spurs, gauntlets. and dress
sword. This unaccustomed side arm
was splendid blade engraved on one
side with the motto Aide toi ct Dleu
t,aidera." on the other side with the
inscription, reminiscent OF the cam
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
Scotland Republican,:

Scotland Republican:
AT the last meeting of the board
of county commissioners, the citi-
zens of jackson precinct outside
of that portion incorporated in
the City of TyndalI, presented a
petition asking to be organized as
a civil township, and the petition
was granted. This we believe is
the first township in the county to
organize, and if other townships
would follow suit we believe they
would find it to their advantage.
The Sioux. City journal says
that representatives of the Max
we'll Mennonite colony are nego-
tiating for the Lee 6 Prentiss
ranch of 1900 acres, located two
miles north of Vermillion. The
price asked for the ranch is $3.50,
600,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
TyndaIl Tribune:

-" T-E| VTWT 70 4. ... ~ ' III.
G. j. Kelley, night watchmar
at the capitol building in Pierre,
has not forgotten his Bon Homme
county friends as is evidenced by
a letter received by the Tribune
this week. Mr.. Kelley states that
Governor Byrne, although scarce.
ly more than inaugurated. is dis.
charging his duties Ikea veteran,
and will be on the firing line for
the people throughout his term OF
Office. Frank Glasner, the letter
states, is handling his Office most
satisfactory to all, Among other
duties Mr.. Glasner is the custo-
dian Of the capitol building,
and charged with the employment
and control Of the SO persons regu
|larly employed In the building.
Practically all Of the old employ
ees were retained by MIR. Glasner.
Personally, Mr.. Kelley writes that
he likes Pierre and IS getting
along nicely, and wishes to be re-
membered to his many friends
here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

office of public trust Or honor in
this country. He is the third fe-
deral Judge to be so dishonored
since the history of this country.
There are perhaps several other
eels of his like who have so far
slipped their way 5hru the govern
ment drag net. 49,.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

A very large number of people
despite the severe cold came ia
town to hear the Hruby Brothers
musical company and did not reg
ret doing so, for the program was
the best ever given here. Those
present in unison spoke highly OF
the entertainment and said they
will come. every time there is an
entertainment here of this kind.
The local management of these en-
tertainments wishes to announce
to the people that on Friday. Jan.
81, Mr., r. L. Kemple, the noted
lecturer, and friend of the Anne
rican Boy, will speak in the Socie-
ty hall. Mr.. Kemple is consider
ed one of the most forceful of edu
cational and inspiring lecturers.
Every youth and young man OF
this place should come and hear
him, as he has a message for them.
In fact every one should come to
this lecture-the parents and sis
ters of the boys. The manage.
ment has put the price of admis.
sion so low, as to enable even
those parents of limited means to
come with their children.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

Tyndall has a new business firm
consisting ofthe Kocian Bros. who
have decided to embark in the pro
|duce business and will operate I'M
der firm name the TyndaIl Pro-
|duce Co. They will have their
headquarters in the old John Bar
ia blacksmith shop, d
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

An auction sale will be held in
Bon Homme, near the old hall on
Thursday, Jan. 80, at which 5
horses, hogs, farm implements, so
chickens, 400 bushels Of ear corn,
10 bu. seed corn, 6 tons of hay,
household goods, ETC., will be
sold. E. M. Rooney, owner, M.
J.. Loes, auctioneer, j. A. Wag-
ner clerk. -...
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

Word has been received by re-
latives of the death of Mr.. Zema-
mex at his old home near Dubuque
Iowa. Death was due to heart fai
lure of which he had been a suf-
ferer for a long time. Mr.. and
Mrs, Zemanek had just returned
home after spending some six
weeks here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Zemanek was formerly Mrs,
John Mikolash. ="
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

The fire company tried out the
new chemical engine last Friday
by building a big bon fire in the
street and then turning on the che
micals, As expected the work of
the engine proved to be par ex-
.cellent. The new engine will be
housed in the light plant.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

So Judge Archbold has been
found guilty Of using his high
Office for advancing bis pecuniary
interests. And there is no mis-,
take in this either, for he was
found guilty by an overwhelming
vote of 68 to 5 ON the first thir-
teen points of impeachment, And
this the man whom Roosevelt as
president has placed into this high
position But there is hope for
this country, because with the
ousting from the federal bench he
is forever disqualified to hold any
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
Daily Thouohs

II those who are the enemies OF
innocent amusements had the direc-
ton Of the world. they would take
away the spring and youth, the form
er from the year, the latter from the
human life.-Balzac.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

The favorite whiskey of famous
men is HARPER Because of its
smooth, exquisite flavor, because
.of its matchless purity; because of
its mellow age. No wonder it's
the favorite Every drop sterling.
HARPER WHISKEY sold by
Hruska & Trunec. (Adv.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

Cottonwood, lumber for sale,
dimension stuff at reasonable
prices. +. j. Wagner, Tabor,
route 1. 4
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Giienb b a buraub. II &
Fanagtere cincs 3ures Der Sontberu
Faetfic VI. 81. pOn siuei San.
bitten berunbt.

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Shnufladen i'm @erthe pom $500
beraubten. Sie 3ogen Damn Die RIOTS.
leine lm0 ipruuqen CD, ais Der Bug
aniiug luniam 5u iobren.
$500 @ngeitsllte BON De-
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5ouie, Elm breift0diges 8sbdube aus
8atiteinen unb 5ol3. tbeiIfpstie gers
itorte, tdmen 5tpet Wdnner ,ums 2eben,
ndRrenb orei dnoere t0otIt9 pertebt
lLLroen.
Die Sobten ifnb Ratban 9isteb,
pom Batertopn, N. g., unO GpriI gGiIs
larb, BON Ostpego, u. o., bsnsn BON
ben Glammen Der Iusipeg aus ihrem
,3trmer I'M oberiten Stod abgefdnits
ten porbea mar. 0ute 5ealeD, Der
etgentbumer bes Sptels, feline SSbne
uno etne 5o6ter tpurben ppu sinem
yoli3titen gerettet. Der bic 96ure ibres
SAluf3immers eintrqt.
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Der m0rberii6e Reger Rihdroion ists
nsH 8srfolgern In GeorSio snts
fpmmen.
Gin 72idhriger in 2antaiter, 8, Dee
Moroes angetlagt.
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9elegsntlih oes 3uidmmenItObes oss
in fiipIiter Hibtuug Tdbrenoen Yalz
idgier3ugss Jo. % Der Big Sour
9abn nit etnem Giiter3uge, puroen
am Donnerstag Worgen eli Yerionen
mehr uno ntinber ihper Derlsst. Ter
3uTdmmsUitoB srfolgte 3lpei WteiI.n
g0rolid bon bier uuo Der 9uter5ug
bate WsiiuEs auf siH Seitengsielie 81
iabrsn, uno ben puTugiersug. Der 8srz
ipdtuns hattie, pOrbei5uIohen. Dem
Gotomotiofubrer Des YcfogierSues
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her sbsr an Der areuSung dIs Der Oil
tersua uno bic Epaffon mar Die GoIz
qs. Die 2otomotipen fuGrsH nit 1ol@
der Duht in chamber, odb Der ZEN
Der oes YdTdgier3uges in ben 9eplts
paggon bieneiugetrieben Duroe UNI
idmmtIihe Dasgpns oss paTugiersu'
ges eutgIeiit.n. Jiini Daggons Dee
giitsrsuges rpuroen sertrImmert.
Die 9srIesten, Die idmmtlt9 mad
MiobIstppr gebraht puroen, iiuo:
R. +. 5sogecpt, aus Columbus,
6ei3er oes BaiTugier3ugss. S4per'
innsrs 0erlsguugen.
Topio 6orn, gotomotipfiihrer ees
qafiagiersuges, aug Columbus itam'
memo, Gusti6ungsn am aopf unb cr
ben geinsn.
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lesungen an ben gsinen.
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pro5eB.
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tlage wuroe am Oonnsritag in ber
grp3ef, eegen bic friiberenepoIi3ei
synlpettorsn 5bompion, SouII1,
i Wurtba uno Speenep nit liner gt
lreisaufnuhme 10 gut rpie fertig. Or
3eugsn beftdtigten Die Qusiogal be
4 flUheren poli3ei aapitdns Itomn
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ns-n presintt monatIich ungefdhr $40
an 9roftge!bern srboben gu bu6el
lh'o oob elm 5onos aufgebraht IDOL
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munb hielien.
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ais $500 NngeiteQte BON alien 3epurs
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/ ges bas Shlieben zines groben Ges
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beoeutenp litten.
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an ihre Gtablifements Sdmitag
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