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r- juniag way like a coward, though it The governor of tht state will appoint did not em m if I could ever look in twenty delegate at largo. your dear face again." The State Board of Agriculture the "Vera, leasing against the window atate labor commission, the State uni aill, wh coaacioua of the wisteria climb- versify and the university agricultural ing all about her, its heavy jmrple bios- department, shall be entitledto ten soma throwing their sweetness Ipn the delegate each. . 4 air. She drew a long breath aa i! to fill All farsaers' institutes, granges,county herself with the, fragrance of it there or local agricultural or horticultural so waa comfort in the flowers after all. cie ties in Nebraska, not herein other- "I am going away to begin over wie provided for, ten delegates to'each again," Gerald continued, "and take organization, to be chosen or appointed courage from the strength you hare as the officers of the respective organ given me this past hour. Perhaps I may izations named shall decide, sever conquer myself, but I shall never Each irrigation association larger than cease to try. The thought that I have a county will be entitled to a, delegation brought sorrow into your life drives me of all its officers and ten additional mad!" tie paced the room restlessly. delegates. "I would not have my lit all sun- Each local irrigation association will shine, the girl said, vehemently, "and be entitled to a delegation of all officer you have aaado me so very happy all and ten members. these weeks, and now bow that you are Mayor of cities are requested . toj:p-: going away 1 shall be nappy still, know- point ten aeiegates each, villages five tag that you are going to reach up out delegates, president of boards of trade of the darkness and be worthy of jour- and commercial clubs five delegates elf." each, private and denominational col- "It is you who are pulling me up, leges, three delegate each, and every dear. labor organization, local or state, shall "No.no! I will not have it so! It is be entitled to three delegates, your Own better nature asserting- itself Every regularly organized Irrigation and U. will conquer in the end. And Ditch company shall be entitledto three then' delegates. "And then? the man began, eagerly, Editor of regularly issued newspapers but would not let her answer. "For- or periodicals within the state, devoted give me, dear, I will not let you be. so in whole or in part to the -agricultural generous." and commercial development of Ne- "One cannot be too generous to thoso braaka, snail, on presentation of we love, Gerald." "Ah, my dear, there was never any one like you, and the leaving you is like death."- He hid his face in his bands. The girl took some pansies out of a dish near by and put them into the lapel of his coat. Her fingers trembled ao that she could scarcely fasten the flowers, but she spoke to him bravely. "There is heart's ease for you, dear little sweetness and color to take away. You will write me your'plans. I think I would like to have you go now. The man held her hands and kissed them reverently. . . . Tmay oemeback in a year, dear it may be two or three. I want to leave .you-free to make your own life. I do EmSmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamtmmmm BY FOILED THE SNOW STORM 7 - "' ' xw Wf 111 .H Mr 4 t ! i I "Dese am do bes' birds I evah did git for Thanksgibbin." cre dentials, be entitled to .seats and one vote each in the convention. A cordial invitation is extended to all past and present members of congress from this state, all past and present state officials, all members-elect of the Nebraska legislature, and all county officials now holding office, including county commissioners, to attend as delegates. Practical papers on timely topics re-. Iated to this department of scientific agriculture will bo presented to the meeting. Orators and eminent experts in various branches of the art oftJrriga- Hon will talk or read prepared themes at the busy sessions. The various appointing agencies are r 2 '-Be still dar yo' rascals! !" IB "Gerald, dear, I I cannot think be- not mean to make my fight with the earnestly requested to forward to B. F, hope of the reward that might come to Krier, secretary of the local executive' me, but for the sake of my honor and committee at Lexington, a full list of X v manhood the thing you have rouBed delegates appointed, with poet office ad- dress of each. Reduced rates will be available on all yond today. You seem to havecome railroads. and to be going so suddenly. But I For further information' see the daily want you to go and oh, my dear," she and weekly press, or write to Robert W. cried, flinging her arms about hie neck Barton, president of the local executive "I have such faith in you!" ' committee, Lexington, or B. F. Kner, The man held her for a moment, hisiecretary, same address. . dark head.bent against her sunny hair. . A. G. Wolfenbargkb, "Good bye my little lovo," he said, President Nebraska State Irrigation As and God help me to be worth vpf you." eociation. The girl raised her head and looked "" James L. McTxtosh, steadily at him for a moment, her eye Secretary, glowing with the.light of her high be- IascoLs, Neb., Nov. 2, 1896. lief in him, then ahe slipped from hi " arm and turned away that she might COMFOKT TO CALIFORNIA, sot see him go from her. Every Thursday morning, a tourist A moment later she heard the door ? P"?T car for Salt Lake City, San close and knew that he was gone. A &?? f& Jf . J8!? ,.leaJea ... ., . ... -, v Omaha and Lincoln via the Burlington great ob burst from her, but as it she Route. Itjs carpeted- upholstered in felt that even yet she had no -right to -rattan; has sprimraeats and backs and think of herself, ehe went rapidly into " provided with curtains, bedding, the ck room and knelt by the bed. "; ' An experienced ex- rr . , , , , curaion conductor and a uniformed Pul- Her aunt opened her eye and spoke lman porter accompany it throueh to feebly, "ila Gerald come?-' the Pacific Coast While neither as ex- "He ha been called away unexpect-" pensively finished nor as fine to look at m SBfl a MSIBMa MlaukaukBB . : .. m with an effort. "7."rlrOBO?rUBJuM gooa IO 3 MLwwd! how de snow am fallin 4-"Can' hardlr bol' 'cm. Sakeslibo bnt dia am hard lack." edly," the girl replied "but the man I love rill gain." The Story Teller. CalI-for Fourth Annual- Conven tion Nebraska State Irriga tion Association. Vlfta in. SAfYinrl flaaa ttrtirnt A ltAH- J come.baak .ad the price of a berth, wide enough sou uig enougn ror iwo, is only fo. For a folder giving, full particulars, call at the B fc M Depot or City office Corner Tenth and O street. Geo.W.Bonnell, tf C.P.T. A. To the People of Kebrcuka: The Fearth AbbbbI Coavsatiea of lbs Nebraska StaU. 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