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?ATURPAY, OCTOBER 15, 1904
|| IU THE GlD orchaed.
aVK aturdy velerans ..:. tbaaa
That s:;ind aadate and dlenHiad
a"he caini bbmI Batrinn I al treea
WhOBB t>. ayhtl BTt I wide,
las tbouafe thaa aava ? taeadlj atajaj
That :i their Bppl< i ' u. pieaae
!To rtiu.1, oar haadi ind miue
aVcaoaa | e orchard acen ted gtauaa
Wiri<! \..i\ward BBlhfl tbe boya have
B
larid here the ahlne aad abadovrfl paaa
ln ;i u uout'a eadk ia cavalca ?
hVi>>I I i ' n ap| ? ? !?? .1.
Or I i - ? ? ? ? . . brass.
Bmile al thatr BbUobtb ? >? head
2 '? l t. ,,. go rOBJtll ?- |
Who ? f ? i b Ii ? n i i se
had ?' ? i - BrtBv | ? the U aa
Th? I ?? k upon tt ? ee ci uise,
3 ina oot Iu ei ooa
Ullli i.i! BBOBB ln ? WBJ k?-;. 3
fc\re i> sing through ml if;ernooav.
tn t he .. : orehaid! i :? ?
That ..ta af all taa ? ? i-ara
BaTBBl ,i ' ra in of I BBB ? ? !. s
Bh-Tii of the oi ea aan u l teara?
Just .i.-- tha aau *htaa aad ' ?? rala
li;i\. i aai Ii ?> Uae Hi ??? ? ? apr.erea
IAri>i n >? tl;. ?? sweet aul I ui ej ^;ain.
?-W l? N , ta i ago Dai'o Tribuao.
rHe Cfcief
By
FRA?": H. SWET.T
<Copyrin''t.: .,l>y Uallj Baarj i .it>. Co.)
?
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II> yo?. ,-.<?? one, John/"
Mrs. :'.. lord Bpol i as rly, al
raost hysterl i Her huahaad drea
off hia gievee i loarly.
"Why. yes: 1 brOBght o;i< up. Julia,
Of course. I siin h'?r roaad to the
kitclu-n i nfinu."
'"Can she cook?" ?- ,.
"She la i < ai and vi ry aiOB loohirm."
Mr. Botaford tetaporixed, defenalvely.
*'She BBya Bha can do ? ."ry kind of
aoasearork, fi m ap ?. irret to doera
eellar. aad ahe aaeaaa " be atroaaj and
Willin.u."
"But ran Bha cook 1'ancy dishes. I
rnean?"
Mr. Botaford looked embaraaaed
"W'cll. you see. Bh( araa hrought up
cn a farm,M he axplalaed, "and haaa't
had nuiiii ehaaCB Bt aach thin.ms. She
pays. howereT) thal she had quite a
reputa*. i<n at home for plaln. whole
aome cooi.inp, ai d aha is artiUai ba
learn i told her wiiai >om araa ted "
Mrs. Boisford ilropjicd on a BtOOi her
,;:i, ilfc ,'. 'It'S 11
e'clock r.ow, and CoQBta IMwird's
fiauce i-; riimirs at three to stay until
Sunday. and Bha and Bdarard and some
Of her people Will he lore to-morrow
for dinner. ami you know I have t ever
PBBB1 Ihe Rirl nor any ol thctn. Wo
tuust have thinus nice. The .uirl's
worth B clear niillion in her own riyht.
Oh. John! why aeed our cook ?et sick
Bt such a tiBBB, and " Mrs. Uolsforo
Was hecominp incoherent, and BeOflaed
to reeogataa tha tael haraalf, for she
Btopped aaddealy. loha nodded com
praheadtaajiy.
"I see.'' he said. "But what else
rould I do? There's a corner on sorv
ants. oapeciallj cooka, at this Heatoa.
The only BaajajaBtloa of one bealdoa
Barah was a un d.illars a day < hef,
who coBaaaeace] oa > reajalar Joh lloa
day. or ooaraa, you doel waat a chef
for two dn\s"
Mrs. Botshir.l BBTaai lO her faet, her
face aaddealj radlaat,
"The v? ry thlajrt*' sh?- cried. "II??
can do ihe art work. aad your cook the
pl.iln diahea. A chef will he so?so
??Ol! MV DEAR.' SHE CRIED, WITH
OUT OIVIHG IHE CHEF AN OP>
PORTUN1T1 TO BPKAK.
chlc, and you knoa Miss Lenox has
been used to arerythiag. lle?a chef
is he, isn't Be, Johaf"
"\\ hy, yes, 1 BappoBB so. That haa
alwayb been my Impreaaioa -thoegh 1
don'L aappoaa there i* any law aj;aiust
a girl fililiiK ihe posltioB, The mana
per did not itate in thia case, only that
B chef couhl he had till Moi.day."
"Wdl, it's him, of course. N'ow
hurry to the telephoae, piea.se, i? fore
toaae one alae jrets him."
She waited until her hushand re
turned i'r.,11) n,,. telephoae, ooddtag.
' Says the chef wiii he up at one
I - ^"-*ii ? liia .Now IU go down
loa ii aad ordei Bga."
Al ? ;.i aaa at
*hl' wtado . ..us. But
. roUed
ap to
Mra. B foll :l m*
l"'. hoi i .: ihe girl, alth a ojeiek
i in d the BBBBl
and went toward the sid?? entrance It
was the chef. though hut a sirl. Am
the fad of her Baaatag ta a cah am;
?adag we:i dreeaad was siyuidcant of
tiie ten dollars a day.
Mrs. Botaford did not wait for the
nhaaaaar gtrl ta aaaaar the ball, bm
hurried to the side cntrance. The oc
easion was too BBOnKIBtoaa for eere
BBoay. As ahe threa open the door
the ^in was beadtag ovaf b laa eiaat]
of late chrysantlu iniiins thal wen
amlllac dariagly lato tha very teeth of
aiater. Mrs Botsford'a heart araiaml
toarard her tastaatly. She lored aoa
ers. and a girl who eoaM hctid o\er
thaaa with thal look oa her faee was
aol bb ordiaary aarkwuaiaa, hut an
artist As the ^irl looked up. BBBiled,
aodded, and then eame forward. Mrs
Botaford aimost eaaghl her in her
arins.
"Oh, my dcar." she cried. without
piviim the chef an opportur.ity to
Bpeak, "you don't ! now how glad !
BBB ta see you. I will take you right
into the .viteh.r.. and Sarah wi'l show
you wh re everythiauj is. I am so glad.
i shall not make a BOggeetloa. for I
see you are perlectly rapahlo and can
dO beai in yoar own way Only do
make it just aa as coaapreheasrrc bb
>'OM caa MI Laaoi la aecaatoaaed bo
eTeiythtag, and and I want to flaake
her like me, so aaach, and to pleaac
Bd ward "
She had heen harrylag the chef
through the hali toarard tha kitchea,
hair laaghtag, half eryiag, bal arholly
Joyoaa and aotlcipatire. Al the door.
to her aarprlse nnd aimost consterna
?ion. the chef BUdde&ly beai forward.
preaatng a lighl klaa npon her fore?
head.
"If jroo are as niee to Miss Lcaoa
as vou are to me." Bhe BBBiled, "1 think
she will ni o yon. Now you may laave
me in charge. l artll do the best I can.'
Mrs. Botaford retaraed to tha draa
inp-room rahhlag her forehead
thooghtfally.
"What'a the matter, Jalla?"herhae
band asked, "aaother hoadachoT**
"N-no." toabtfally. "That's where
the chef kissf i me. I never had a siri
klaa me BO soon before. Bnt 1 don't
care. if only she dift'uses her artist soul
thronph the COOkiag She has an artist
BOOl, John; I saw (( iu her eyes."
At thre? o'dock Mrs. Botaford waa
again at the Window; hut there was no
oarriage ta alghL Two Bataetea later
tha telephone rang. Rhe did not call
Mr. Botaford this thae, aai went to the
telephone herself.
"What'a thai you say?" she qucs
tioned. preeeatly, leaaiag forward as
thoegh in ihat Bttttade ahe COald make
he reeeirer al her ear more latelligi
hle. * can't come? Why, that's too had!
But you will be here to-niorrow. of
Boaraat Whatt W1U aaad aota Tea
Well. <-?.ni< |as( n- e.irly as you can "
An hour later the note eame. Mrs.
Botaford read it with a perplexcd face.
then passed it to her hushand.
"I didn't know pIip spelled her name
thal way. .lohn." she r.aid. "though of
aoarae ara never saw it apollod out. One
can never tell rnuch from nronuncia
t!on. And?and I'm afrald she's not so
iicah Rli
?ai me wa ada
lots of Tamilies ge, rich quickly out
there. And. <>f ooaree, a lofer*a opin
ion i#n't always reliahle. I'oor Bd>
ward *"
Mr Botaford aodded rageely and
opaoed the note. vhieh read:
"Diar Mr. and Mrs. Botsford:
"Sorry I <ai<not come aoording to
Bgreeflaeat laiperatlTe aaauaoaa alaa
where Will see you to-niurrow.
"I'aithlully. etc.
"M LBHKN0CK8.M
?Rather ahrupt for BJOOd forni. isn't
it" qaarted atr. Botaford; "and flnaanl
thara a n i aggeetloa of Jew aaBoag
tha aacea ora, or is ii Qenaaa or Iriah?
rhe eoaibiaatloa mlghi Buuajearade al
BBOBl any na! (OBBll Iy - that'fl forelgB.
But never BBlad, .1 ul iu. We BQBt he as
Blce to her aa aa oaa, for Bdarard'a
sake "
at alaa o*dock that oigat, after the
deeoratloBB had anired aad heen ar
raaged la the rartoea rooata to their
aatiafactloo.Sarali auddenly barsl opoa
them wlth faee fall of cooateraatioa.
"The chef!" she gaaped. "Didal ye
say she aaa ??oin' tO stay to niorry an'
the next <kr. ?"
"Cerkiinlv : WhyT"
"Becaoee ahe*B ajone left eatlrely. I
was at the raage, aratchia' the roaat,
an' she come in witk le r ha: oa an'
paid that ? rerythli i araa all ready, ao I
could Bttead to it BOa An' she left
this note for ye."
"But why did she BJO?" gaaped Mrs
Botaford. "I thonght?"
"She aa!d arerythlrg araa all right,"
Sarah repeated, Btolldly, "an' thal I
could atteod to it now. Then ." bj a
cie:r ear t.nl le BOaaded outside."that's
her ear stanin' now. She said she
aaated to eateh the nir.e o'clock."
Mrs Boisford opened the note wlth
treaihliag Sagera Aa siu. ro:U] She
frowaed, looked nortlfled, laaghed,
and finally paaaed the note to her hus
band with shining eyes. "She's all
right." was her only eoniment.
The note read:
"Dear Mrs. Botsford:
"You really must forgive me. I had
an arraad down town. and so called at
your house a little earlier than I in
tended, thinking I wouid stop there a
while and then perhaps you and I
wouid do the errand together. A sight
of your lovely ehrysanthemums drew
me straight through the gate to the
side entrance. then you opened the
door. and some way we drifted into
the kitchen before I quite realized
what I was doing. Then your straits
and a remembranceofformer triumphs
in the oooking s.-hool eoaaplred to do
th? rest. I really do love cooking. and
have taken a lot of eourses in special
things. I think I have excelled my
self this time, and believe you will he
satisfied with the result. Sarah and
the ehamber girl can manago the rest
very nicely. I shall do my errand
now an.l will stay with my aunt at the
Marlborough to-night. It will be more
convenient You can expect us quite
early to-morrow morning.
"Loaiagly,
"M A Itc; U B.RITE LKXOX "
Consoling.
Mr. Thinne ls there BB] tiangfr of
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lliram CloYcrtop- No, alree, that dog
don't b;te bOBOB he just. gnaws 'em,
that's all. - Brooklya Life
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lng friends, anemiea et<-., husiness, Inw an ta
lyai aa j ??ooaBaaa ad vills, divoroo and laaaaav
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Do not keep company, marry or go into hus?
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Madame 1* the only one in the world who can
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There are some persons who believe that
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a Medium, but such ladiefa a-e contrary to the
truth. lt is only from the ack of disoriniina
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lt ls and undeniable fact that persons arlll
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1308 E. Leigh St.
Richinond, Virgiiiia.
S. J. GILPIN.
506 E. BROAD STREET,
C Richmond, Va.
DEALER ^T adj
Firjc Boots, Shoes,
and Ladies Gafters,
III Kinds of Fine Footwear.
H. F. JONATHAN
Fish Ojsters St Prodnce
120N. 17th St.,RIClinOND, VA.
ALL ORDEttS WILL REOEITE
PKOMPT ATTENTION.
Long Dlatance Phone, 752.
New Phone, 4j^8.
ROBT. S. FORRESTER
--FLORIST^
2 J5E. Leigh Street,
RIOHMOUD, VIRGhMIA
Plant Deooratlona, Ohoioe Rosebuds,
Oat Flowera, Funeral Dealgna, House
Deooratlona for Wedding, Parties, dfco.
& speoi&lty. Give me a call.
3 inoh. 8m.
WhBB Y90 Are Sici
fare aad Fresh Madiemei only wP
eure yoo then poxehaie yeiv
Drugaaand afedieiae from:
Leonard's
Reliable
Prefcrlptloa v
Dnif ?>tor
724, North Second Street.
'Ph^ne, 150'* o..^w.,?- Nr? M| x^4
ROBT. W. ?ILLIAIB5,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR &
EMBALMER.
NO. 3019 P. STREET, BETWEEN
30TH AND 31ST STREET.S.
RICHMOND, - - - VA.
Special attention jriven to all busineaa
eutrusted to me. Caniapes for funer
als, receptions and marriapes at all
hours. Satisiactiou ^narantced to all.
til?-20-'04
A. Hayes
OrKICK AXD W AKK-KOOMS,
727 North Second Street
* rf.sidknck, 725 X. aad St.
First-class Racka and Caskcts ,>f all de
scriptions. I havea sjiarc lOOBl for bod
:es when the family have not p suitable
place. All cooatry ordera tur Klvstt
Bpaaaal atteatioa. Your special attent 3::
ia 0 died to the new atyle Oeh Oaaaaai
CaU aud see me and vou shall 'ie walterf
on kiiidiy. """ ----?1
'Phoiie, 2778.
?-?^?^? 11 ,i ??MBtt
riw CQStalO HHMJ
;m2 E. BROAD ST.
tlar r>g remodeled my bar, and lt*
ig aa up-to-dttte plaee, l am prepav e?
iu oerve my trieuda and tbe pahiai BJ
??e same old <?tanu.
Oiiotce Wtnes; Uqaors afl>
Ciaars.
FiaafX class restaltrastp
Meals At All Hours,
Batr? ^hooe. 128J Wni Ooftalo. *to*T
S. W. ROBINSON, '
NO. 23 NORTH 18TH ST.
DKAtER IN
FTNE WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &c.
far?' All Stock Sold as (iuaranteed.-aai
?PROMPT ATTENTION.
Your patronage is respectlully solicited.
JOHN M. HIGGINS,
DKAT.KR IN
CHOICE GROCERIES,
WINES LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS.
PURE GOODS, FUTX VALUE POE
TIIE MONEY.
*6*0East Franklin Street,
[Near Old Market] . j
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