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Novelized From the Play by ARTHUR HORNBLOff COPYRIGHT 1906 BY G W DILLINCHAM COMPANY II There was one other person in New York who that same morning had read the newspaper Item regarding the Ry ¬ derRoberts betrothal and bo did not take the matter so Calmly as Shirley had done On the contrary it had the effect of putting him into a violent rage This was Jefferson Ho was working in his studio when he read It and five minutes later he was tearing uptown to seek the author of it He understood its object of course They wanted to force his hand to shame him Into this marriage to so entangle him with the girl that no other alter ¬ native would be possible to an honora ¬ ble man It was n despicable trick and he had no doubt that his father was at the back of it eSo his mind now was fully made up lie would go away at once where they could not make his life a burden with this odious marriage which was fast becoming a nightmare to him He would close up his studio and leave immediately for Europe He would show his father once for all that ho was a man and ex- pected to be treated as one On arriving home the first person ho saw was the ubiquitous Mr Bagley who stood at the top of the first stair ¬ case giving some letters to the butler Jefferson cornered him at once hold ¬ ing out the newspaper containing the offending paragraph Say Bagley he ctled what does this mean Is this any of your doing The English secretary gave his em- ployers ¬ son a haughty stare and then without deigning i to reply o L even to Tglanc2 instructions to the servant Here Jorklns get stamps for all these letters and see they are mailed at once They are very Important Very good sir The man took the letters and disap ¬ peared while Jefferson impatient re- peated ¬ his question My doing sneered Mr Bagley Really Jefferson you go too far Do rou suppose for one instant that I would condescend to trouble myself with your affairs Jefferson was In no mood to put up with insolence from any one especial- ly ¬ from a man whom he heartily de- spised ¬ so advancing menacingly he thunderedI were you In the discharge of your meniallike duties Instructed by my father to send that paragraph to the newspapers regarding my alleg ¬ ed betrothal to Miss Roberts Yes or ncrt The man winced and made a step backward There was a gleam in the Ryder eye which he knew by experi ¬ ence boded no good Really Jefferson ho said In a more conciliatory tone I know absolutely nothing about the paragraph This is the first I hear of It Why not ask your father I will replied Jefferson grimly He was turning to go in the direc- tion of the library when Bagley stop ¬ ped himYou cannot possibly see him now he said Sergeant Ellison of the se ¬ cret service Is In there with him and your father told me not to disturb him on any account He has another ap ¬ pointment at 3 oclock with some wo man who writes books Seeing that the fellow was In ear ¬ nest Jefferson did not resist He could see his father a little later or send him a message through his mother Pro- ceeding upstairs he found Mrs Ryder In her room and in a few energetic words he explained the situation to his mother They bad gone too far with this matchmaking business he said his father was trying to Inter ¬ fere with his personal liberty and ha was going to put a stop to it He would leave at once for Europe Mrs Ryder had already heard of the project ¬ ed trip abroad so the news of this sudden departure was not the shock It might otherwise have been As Jefferson went downstairs some ¬ thing white on the carpet attracted his attention He stooped and picked It up It was a letter It was in Bagleys handwriting and had evidently been dropped by the man to whom the sec- retary had given It to post But what Interested Jefferson more than any ¬ thing else was that it was addressed to Miss Kato Roberts Under ordinary circumstances a kings ransom would not have tempted the young man to read a letter addressed to another but he was convinced that his fathers sec ¬ retary was air adventurer apd If he were carrying on an Intrigue in this manner it could have only one mean ¬ ing It was his duty to unveil a rascal who was using the Ryder roof and name to further his own ends and vic- timize ¬ a girl who although sophist ¬ catod enough to know better was too silly to realize the risk she ran at the hands ot an unscrupulous man Hesi ¬ openthe My Dearest Wife That Is to DoI have Wednesdaylust thehouse a minister will marry us Then we will go to city hall anoXget through the legal thel the ladles room at the Holland House Wednesday niorrtngatU a m 1 will come there with a closed cab Your de ¬ voted i FltZ bewJ Jeffn Whl t 1i 1080 a urn 4 I shave this for Senior HoBcrbJTI6 thought Ills first l Impulse was to go upstairs again to his mother and put the matter In her hands She would Immediately inform his father who would make short work of Mr Bagley But thought Jefferson why should ho spoil a good thing He could afford to wait a day or two There was no hur ¬ ry He could allow Bagley to think all was going swimmingly and then un ¬ cover the plot at the eleventh hour He would even let this letter go to Kate There was no difficulty in pro ¬ curing another envelope and imitating the handwriting and when Bagley was just preparing to go to the rendez ¬ vows he would spring the trap Such a cad deserved no mercy The scandal would be a knockout blow his father would discharge him on the spot and that would be the last they would see of the aristocratic English secretary Jefferson put the letter In his pocket and left the house rejoicing wereIhappening I eluded In his library The great man bad come home earlier than usual for he had two Important callers to see by appointment that afternoon One was Sergeant Ellison who had to report on his mission to Massapequa the other was Miss Shirley Green the author of The American Octopus who had at last deigned to honor him with a visit Pending the arrival of these visitors the financier was busy with his secre- tary trying to get rid as rapidly as pos ¬ sible of what business and correspond- ence ¬ there was on hand v The plutocrat was sitting at his desk poring over a mass of papers Between his teeth was the Inevitable long bin v cigar and when he raised his eyes to the light a close observer might have remarked that they were sea green a color they assumed when the man of millions was absorbed In scheming new business deals Every now and then he stopped reading the papers to make quick calculations on scraps of paper Then If the result pleased him a smile overspread his saturnine fea ¬ tures lIe rose from his chair and nervously paced hefloor as he always did when thinking deeply Five millions he muttered not a cent more If they wont sell well crush them Mr Bagley entered Mr Ryder look- er ¬ up quickly The Pain Family You know them = they are numerous and make their presence felt everywhere The names of the family are Head ¬ ache Toothache Earache Backache Stomach ache Neu- ralgia ¬ etc They are sentinels that warn you of any derange- ment of your system When the brain nerves become ex- hausted or irritated Headache makes you miserable = if the stomach nerves are weak in ¬ digestion results and you double up with pain and if the more prominent nerves are af ¬ fected Neuralgia simply makes life unendurable The way to stop pain is to soothe and strengthen the nerves Dr Miles AntiPain Pills do this The whole Pain family yield to their influence Harmless if taken as directed 1 find Dr Miles AntiPain Pills an excellent remedy for overcoming head- ache ¬ neuralgia and distressing pains ef all sorts I have used them for the past seven years In this capacity with the best of results MRS JOE MERRILL Peru Ind Dr Miles AntNPaln Pills are sold by yeur druggist who will guarantee that the first package will benefit If It moneylhfe I bulk I I IndI lr 1 Well TJogley ho said interroga ¬ tively Has Sergeant Ellison come Yes sir But Mr Herts Is down ¬ stairs He Insists on seeing you about the Philadelphia gas deal lie says It Is a matter of life and death To him yes answered the finan cier dryly I Let him come up We might as well have It out now Mr Bagley went out and returned al ¬ ahortlat oplectic In appearance Ho looked like a prosperous brewer while as a mat ¬ ter of facti he was president of a gas company one of the shrewdest promot ¬ ers In the country and a big man In Wall street There was only one big ¬ ger man and that was John Ryder But today Mr Herts was not In good condition Ills face was pale and his manner flustered and nervous lIe was plainly worried Mr Ryder he began with excited gesture the terms you offer are pre- posterous ¬ It would mean disaster to the stockholders Our gas propel le8 are worth six times that amount We will sell out for 20000000 not a cent lessRyder shrugged his shoulders Mr Herts he replied coolly I am I busy today and In no mood for argu- Ing ¬ Well either buy you out or force you out Choose You hove our offer Five millions for your gas property Will you take It- Continued next week When a dogs nose is cold and moist that dogis not sick A feverish dry nose meanssickness with a dog And so with the human lips Dry cracked and colorless lips mean feverishness and are as well ill appearing To have beautiful pink velvetlike lips apply at bedtime acoating of Dr Sloops Green Salve It will soften and heal any skin ailment Get a free trial box at our store and be convinced Large nickel capped glass jars 25 cents Severs Drug Co In flemory In memory of little L DHawkins in ¬ fant son of Richard and Lula Hawkins who died Sunday June 23 1907 aged seven months and eleven days We are sad and lonely today For Ic Is just one month since little L D wont away Friday we visited your grave You wore the most precious Rift God over RItVO Could you have stayed with us our lives to cheer I know I could have loved you even dearer than when hero But then God knows best And will keep you safe In the haven of rest Dear sweet little L D We miss your merry prattle and childish glee Many a time has your bright smiling fag e looked up In mine And your eyes no star In heaven could out shine I weep and mourn every day As I think In your silent grave you lay Sleeping so sweetly beneath the sod And resting so happy In the arms of God Sleep on dear sweet little soul I would not call you back from that happy goal For you are better off than we by tar Happy little angel my guiding star Hut In our home your presence we sadly miss When on your cold brow 1 pressed a kiss As In your little white co Rlnyouso peacefully lay- Farewell dear babe till we meet some sweet day MOTHER N Eczema For the good of those suffering with eczema or other such trouble I wish to say my wife bad something of that kind and after using the doctors remedies for some time concluded to try Chamberlains Salve and it proved to be better than anything she bad tried For sale by Severs Drug Co The Word at Ssnver Denver Aug 9As soon as word came from Chicago that the operators In the Western Union office there had gone on strike at midnight a petition was started In circulation among the operators In the Western Union office In this city which approved of the action of the Chicago men and also stated that under no conditions would the local men work with nonunion operators in the Chicago or Los An- geles ¬ office The Hamilton 0 Evening Sun has been purchased by the Evening Democrat price priva- teTOBINSPORT Deferred from last week- TOBINSPORT IND Mrs D R Biven and Mrs Marion Polk were baptized at the river Satur ¬ day afternoon Mrs Proctor Keith of Cloverport visited Miss Mabel England Wednesday and Thursday Miss Eflie Weatherholt was in Clover port Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman who have been visiting Miss Mabel England returned to their home at Cannelton Friday evening Mr and Mrs Andrew Hafile Mr and Mrs Theo Heck of Cannelton were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Weather holt Sunday Misses Marguerite Dorsey and Myrtle 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ninny parts of Europe and In many of the strong Protestant cantons the separation of c iurcli und state is being vigorously agitated For a Sprained Ankle A sprained ankle may be cured in bout onethird the time usually re- quired by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm freely and giving it absolute rest For sale by Severs Drug Co A a financial success Net were 11875Mr Banty Hayden of Rockport Ind is visiting relatives here Mrs Fanny Finch and children of Owensboro are visiting relatives here this week Dont be afraid to give Chamberlains Cough to your children It contains no opium or other harmful WeakKidneys IWeak Kidneys surely point to weak kidney Kerves The Kidneys like the Heart and the Stomach End their weakness not in the organ itself but In the nerves that control and guide and strengthen them Dr Shoops Restorative U a medicine specifically prepared to roach these controlling nerves To doctor the Kidneys alone Is futile It Is a waste of time and of money ai wellIf your back aches or 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