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LOUISBURG.N-C.PNOVEMBER 13, 1801.
NO 41
Highest of all in Leavening Power:-Latest UrS Gov't Report - .
A kind word will gol faHlier ; atd
strike harder than, a cannon ball, v
.Seeking happiness simply to ha e
It is a verjr bad kind -of selnshnt bs.
r rrJ-n m f v kind's, and uovcble.
P lift -WtirsifiS't 1 ioutv isurnswt vvl uv v j-j
WATCHES MD JEWELRY
AT;
HiiBlEEZIEE'S;
LOUISBXJEG, N; C;
;S?bii 1 ami bcyy p'ated:iold nd.S ?
Anita l:new what this
KB .who loved-the freedom ofXie woods
wita tne.ardor of a schoolboy, to "wbotn
trout fishing was the only pursuit worthy
me name oil sport. And why should he
be denied -this -pleasure., which uiiirht
yield him such rich returns ia hsalthful
ness iu wellPDqaald'a'fjir,' blond face
loolrea pallid where hesat in ' shadow:
surelj he needed tho tonic of the woods.
Anita's heart smote her with swif t com-4
punction for her ungeperoua hesitancy.
. 'Bnt, why.'shonld you not cor she
asked with tjtuck kindness... .
44Becanse, from yonr face. I dont be
lieve yon want ins to." with U13 snnny
langh; ' -"It is very flattering. And, be
ade34 1 don't care any thins abont soiiis
withont yon anyway..- Anita's glance
fell upon him liks-a caress, r For but a
cloud on her face he would tbrow aside
this pleasure without a second hou3ht.':
How tender he was of ber how unself
ish 1 But could she not on bar side be as
generous? ' .; -r v - ;
"But you are quite wrong,, she eager-
COPYAtQHTCOYArwiERiCAN PKCSS ASS-. I83U
trip meAnt to this kinswoman, wiione goodness, not
m f4Iie woods- -alT nneommon, in its m, carwed h
for all whose ideas "or tuethods
Lon?nana for grab. " Thrj sHy the Iwh
in 'way up thi3 year." he a J. led ine.b
tativfcly, tarniaj to g. -bat I aia't
kef pin', casja on tront myself.- Drie.l
berrin' M giKl eaonh for nie, aod luts
easier to ketch." with a parting grin, aj
he arablrl tWl. -
The note proved to .bjno m?r? .fr-
thonht of ten.lern.-t on lkjn;UJV pari.
It
KCHOG3 tltOM TIIU KLIXTXOXA
at
rtiffeivd
from her own. he would have uer nose
in every crack, seeking an'outlet for her
restless f ussiness, and a finger in every
pie, "with frankest and most pungent
criticism oponjtho composition of the
pasty.-. ',. - - .
The Van Zandt family, of whom Miss
Martha complacently counted herself
chief, . bad never quite outgrown tbe
habit of regarding Anita as a , braud
snatched from the burning. - Her father
had been the black sheep of the flock, who
had the capped the climax of his erratic
career by marrying and settling in Mex
ico. 1 here he bad lived happuy enough
on the great hacienda of his father-in-law
until Anita was ten years old, when be
had . been thrown fomJhi3 horse aud
ilied in an honr.-while bis adoriug wife,
who since her beantiful eyes ha4 firnt
rested npon him tuid never leen cohtentJ
with him oct or her 6ight. soon fouud in
a lever a pain 10 ioiiow nrm it w.is
ly protested-''. Yoa do not know my :( at this point -J. hat her New Vork rela
aco 3'et. dear, if it can deceive yon lit
that.! Of course 1 wantjxu to gor and I
I-Will guar-
I will pay $10 for "the arrost
vMvrirV li at mvure. Gol aud
t-i-r wnit ii f L.d:es and Hi'eiiw.'' '
cl taiiis i mc h. I also carry . a s f'rr
line Of j-c-gia.ss s "veij- u..-.- - e
ie 1 1 uc ot niier rmirs, feils j and. ; la-
dirg- piip, charms.
- All I'hs! is a I ul aua
an tee to please; 30u...; - . t- : ; '
WATCHES AND JEWELItY RE
PAIRED AT SHOUT NOTICE. x
NOTICE -OF MORTGAGE SALE;
'IRt virrue of a morteaare lre1 xi-euU-d
o -sT- J. ' t rudup LjrRicharl Wowl vuml
iransft-rrC-il l nie,- aVd r eorlnl n ihf ;
RfjriMer's fflee f Fraukira rounry, Bwk
60, ra"-9-5,1 shall se!l t tht- hiif?eet"bii--
dre U r asit, t the .vouft. b'trs; .r u
J-euiaitiirgj w th- 7 H lav tf iWemfr
J?9i i a - eerHju, trtwt til iui .in-.. iunr.s
as tT;e liit-.ks bHct nadn Milt b -fK
dj.lo lu-x the i lat :d m t W ; K . "'; Yh i 11 ij ,
Caiviu f rivt-n UoeftH J ohnsnit and'othersi
' - ' V-- v W. L: JoHSSOK, llortKae.--Ot
t.23, 1801. ,: --X"-
' - :;. r..:; t2 ILL tlKRK - . .
. I am etill at niy sIiotj whero I will
I be clad to repair yoa'r buffined.-wag--
of i-oriij. &c." I am also prepare! tolc
am-
1 V-
more
delighted; at: this opportunity for
As yon say, you. could hot have a
desirable tiompanion " than Dr.
Rors for such an outing, and - I shall
insist inpon your going with him."
"lf ; I could only bavtf you with meP
regarding her wistfully. : ; " r
But j-tm.wiH have-the grand moun
tain , icenery,- the cool gurgling trout
brooks and the breath of the piaesam
pie compensatiou for so sm;dl a loas." -
"It would spoil it all; to think of. you
"here Alone:- - r, .. '
tives came forward and rescned the un
willing little Anita from the ignorant
bliss of supposing that life was simply
given to live and love and be happy.
Escb ' Van Zandt woman and there
were five sistersTrnarried and singi
heroically, resol veil to- be a. mother to
the unhappy child, -who narrowly v
j raped the" provertial fate of. the broth
I concocted by too -many cooks. It was
r tacitly a.-cprM-that all the sins of the
fatlH-r h.id jJesc-PTided nniTi the child, to
gether with awful possibility of others.
more to te dreaded tecan.se but haJf 1 111
agined.' frmn thai dark iniit'lnn of Span
J ohn fc mita , white, who escapea pair ang. ptit your barnesa m good
from Franklin cotaitjr jail "ca the condition.: ; Give me your work and
10 tli Last: . - -- T.' I will enarantee satisfaction 1. : :
- Anita" camei around . the; fable rnd; ish bhxvl that" glowed lu'fier taiway fu-e
drawing his head back -pressed a kiss tu '- and five niorul stmitiricketa of iliffer-
theISeek; where the flesh was soft and nt cnt were tleteriaineilly deviaod to fit
fair as that of a girL; "Da you know, i tbe casa' The sweet, dreamy religion l
she said with a tender little Ltmrh. "von ;' her tuother. half su;erstition. but wholly
remiiid me of one Cueiiw Pompey.Voout devhut. was a field over which all-the
wliiutl I 'wh r;L'litvr th!- lnnrmn-r rptin ? Vjiti Xariilf i!islfnnr im! te-it Ittinnrf t-
A-..riHii.r--'t, li'r.n,l:u..rrvt,V,i i Yi! rf,n!ih1 " n.l.4h twvT-Hilnrorl I ,a"t mtnufnt and tag after them?
jexntifnl -aud bo deli-hlTnl to wipn 1 vhiU was runrerted to orthodorv ra IoaU11 lQ1 ua UT0 lua crvDln rlSal
The potent factor Uhlnd the Re
publican throne la Ohio waa what
is modestly termed by' Chairman
Ilahn, "hia campaign fund.' It la
estimated that the amonnt rpont in
was altogether practical aal to the Ohioto elect McKinley far exceeds
thatoltha last five campaums in
the aggregate. Hie returns bow
that the RepnUicana VotcU the Re
publican ticket as they have always
been doing, anil that if. Democrats
expect, to achieve financial reform
they moat remain nnited and rote
to a man."erainst the Republican
nominees'' There Is no other kope.
-Ex. , " ; -
pointy" ; ...
' Ikah Nita-I foorot ray rtcU rIm. rioa.
wnl tl orrr ii Mrx. lUKTt-r. who will m lUml 1
wvt w nu!jr. - . - Ilos.
, " Bat of course thore ha.1 been no Uuie
for philanJring. Aaita dUippointeJly
reflected -tie h.1 scTuwled bU request
on the b:wk of an oli letter -while. the
ranchman, uodoobt. imjutieatly waitL
Naturally.- he could not . Gil. the page
with lore maXiag. - - -T -
blie decided that xhs wonl J do Don
aU's errand berjelf., partly becaose at
the moment there was nobody available
to send, but more to aatufy an ackaowl
edged ennosity to know what especial
mean nf communication Mrs. Rigerj,
who was to viit on a ranch in anbther di
rction. might enjoy with these ramUera
n the mountains, la the subtile dis
tinctions of the feminine mind a certain
rtagree of friendly intimacy t ugrtupte.l
In "just running in without stopping to
ress, na one fnend says to another, in
calf apology for the call in cotton gown.
Mrs. Rogers, in her easy way, might
visit Mrs Birtels in this wiie. but Mri
Bartela was 6 lately and unapproachable
in her elegant toilet when aha want to
see Mrs. Rogers.
Or. Rogers residence was in rooms ad
joining his oOk-e. on the main street of
Cite town, althougb somewhat removed
from the business center. 'Mrs. Bartols
found the small woman coolly ensconced
on the door steps, lazily waving a palm
leaf fan.
"Have yon come to mingle your tears
i a. $ va m V . j
wim miner sae csmea out; as soon to
Mrs. Bartels was witUin sound of ber
voica "It is smotherin.-r in the boose; 1
.tut i supptwe you woul-V not care U bive
n:e invit yon to spreal your blad iace
on the dwr step. - How did yon ever gat
tourage to put it on sach a day as this?'
indolently scrambling to hsr feet and
holding open the screen door. Mrs. Bar
tela shuddered . kt the toe 3 of familiar
good fellowship. .
won't consign you to asphyxia, she
said, with a chilts:nil. 'i have only
come on an erran.l. aad I caauot stay. 1
hare a. small package for-Mr. BarteU.
which he said yoa would seo that he received-",
t " 1 H
V 0'.i. theah3 told yon how they per
enabled me to change my plans at the
Doe
Tile IValatnx Farm LAnda,
Few Linrtf ri apf rceiate the Ta!u
of thoronhly ondcr draining wet
places oa their tarma, or we should -
s this ad va tree In hr proveroeat or- '
tener ondertaken'. What has cn to
the time of drainlnWcn little U any
thing more than no idle waste, may
byjuiliaoae tile draining .beoums
the tnost fcrtiVan J produ.ctiepot -in
the neighborhood. 2 bus, instead
of lieis a constant UrrvU tobealtli
and an cnstghUy aste, it is tsrned
by a few tilt-s and somo work Into n ,
source of profit to thVownr and wCl
be-pofuted towitbpridebyeYerTone
who Vnows of it as an ctjfct-lcsso.t '
in what may be done In nuaifroca
places. " - "
Tue rrrnarks hare been ragest
ed by obet'rrations on a meadow
which bad been flooded by tbe tiling
IIon.JeTerniah Simpsoti.ol Kansas,
lectnred In "New Orleans ThurJay
night in the interest of the people
party movement, iieenid no was
surprised at the deleat of Governor Bp of an bid mill pond near Morga n
Campbell and dissapointcd at the J tun, but which Is being reclaimed for
small vote for the people's party I Vr. P. L Murphy.Scperintendrat of
candidates in Oh.o. InllCansas he! the "State Hospital, by Mr. W. l
said, the fusion of the Democrats
and Republican ia;nred . the Alli
ance party. - ' " . - if
His nddre&3 pnht to hare teen
entitled Expectation and Realiaa
tion! ne eipected th tliird party
to get over 230,000 rotes in: Ohio,
they got 11,000. Mr. Simpeoa is
not good aX figures.
Walton, who hi the farming fur thj
Hospital in hi Immeliate charge.
Up to the time the Crat drains w erj
U1J, whkh was than a yea r a go,
tie whole area Traa either h barrra'
waste or a thicket of coarse weed
and small trene, of which non iecocbl
be made. Thu season it hit pro-lus.-ed
a heavy growth of corn ia "th?
whole are. Orst drained except oa
Of the situation In Ohio, a d!- about one half acre, where the wir
patch from Columbus says: I worms (the larva of tbe snapping
Governor. Campbell takes the I beetb) have IniareJ it, and about
situation philosophically and says ( two acres, most of which "was devot-
that tha Democratic party was ed to melons and pumpkins. Thirty
laboring under too great a handicap I tons of watermelons wcr taken frort
in Ohio because of lack of funds to I about one and one half acres, and th t
pay the legitimate expenses of the lyellow pumpkins, still on the ground
campaign. N He says they have mado I where they , grew, were a beaatild
the beat fight they could in face o s'ghtia tbi early rieptember sun.
a Republican majority of 11,000 to I Jt was bnt a short time ago when
start on, and the combined opposi- j a high authority in agriculture er-
tion of manulacturesand capitalists; j prejwed the opinion that tbe stream
Besides all this it waaa life and I mto which the drnln must empty
death struggle with the Republican I could no tbe lowered enough toraaki
party. To defeat Major McKinley. th drainage of this meadow cuccews
wlthaL that they all ; loai
himH
' . - lvr had een tlriven to ntrept the religion oTi Pe y.' Ali 1 v"1
trept
"Oli. thanks awfully." laughingly foel- ..the cross and yield np their gobten idol
ing in his iocket-a though to settle the t tbe teahros tswofilixitit jf the ther.
scoc..:-.Wiiat' lVy'oa 'want Tor iUT-...'.- J Fivel.nxy I raiim were continually r.t
'l want vba' U listen-Lu tcasonmnr : work contriving scbeines to con:!at the
amauo. J want yoa" to :iccept.theinonn
taia plan' as a - settled., thiug. without
further argunivjut. t And - shall uot be I Mexican tesiiperament; and -the old saw
alone if ycu go. ..Auntie i. likely to be
here in a day or t wo.yoa-kuow: or. if t,hr f hanl was tirelewly dinned in
desckhmio?. " ."- y --'
.1 o an Smith, white, is about 21 J
rears old, fair complexions J-uarkt
hair, about & feet 10 inches high :
and weighs about JlP pounds; i
11. C, KEARNE1', Sheriff '
Franklin county. -
will guarantee i
does not come,. 1 -could go up' the hist of
W. B. CoxwAY.
the week nail loia
you -suggested.
LAND POSTEDrrij -
All pr isons ave forbidden " to. hunV,
day or uijdit, with t:uudr dfcr;ortner
wise trespass on my lauds eifuateirvit.
Dunns' t-iwnship, , JFraukliiv county.
1 ji linir.s: the land of Wesley r lippin.
Mail '. hit-., estiie of Be'ky ' Buiht.
Jack Ail' id and oth rs, under jnabj
h.vif . .. Hv: v :m-Xm
- ,'-'..W-A. Kuixkn.':'-;
:.;F0R SALE. ;. :
A gR4 'Tnpehtine Yiace"! vi lLao-
ret:? out!iy, u orgia.. . -.
Addtess :. r'vK ;'-;'.
J. F, WO PAS P & CO.; ;
r. :. . . :'. ; '," r '"".'Jia V s i - la. V
you at the park, ua
ten-
old Adam of indoltncjt "which, was as
sumed t have special dominion fiver the
na to the provision of Satan
for idle
her ears
would do bat 1 murft
AT-
.And. will you? . you dear gbl!
derly. drawing her. to hi:u. Aiid you
will not get blue and lonely, through the
long -days if 6hedoea not come? Yon
will not l sorry that $"n sent me awayi
.."Sorry: .her race glowing with the
unconscious eloquence of strong passiou.-
tioitr could 1 giuuge you any pleasure.
wheal I love you so? How couiJ'l be
lonely, knowing yea happy in good-com
pany? "Ah, no. sweetheart, rubbing bt-r-
cheek ' softly against bis, "never, fur a"
moment, let me seem to bo drag nion"
vonr measure. -, i our baumness muet cl-
ways.be reflected ia my heart, and wliatt
ver enjoyment - may come to you. can
only tuase me. nnselhshly glaO. -
'And she t bought she meanx- it, every
word. It would seem that the rfcor ling
"angel should mire smiles ia turn, us well
as Tears, for tbe foibles of human nature.
MORT'AO"EJ8ALEl;;
T virl ue of a iiower of ale "c.n
iniiH-d in certain deed itf-iiiOfisfttire .pjc-
ccu'e.i ly J. V. Wellons o;i,.-the 12tn
(lay f Norember '1889. -iiwl ;uiv;recor-
k-d in the oHce cf ? the; Register -i bf
lieedft for Franklin county in liiok 82.
1 njre 17'J, I wiilell to the hii? est U i-J
ci r i. r ash at the ;ocrv uou.e uoor m
J onishnri on IhoZlivdav jef Decemi c
1 S'J 1 , ii l.eln;? the lira t Mor.daj iu -'J'-
vnii'.rr. the n na-i ai;a iov :csxnne-i in
f-:uc! deed of mortornge. situated-in 'Uhi?
uw n f Fmukii.(o:v?,and.:5bou!d.d;;iiy
i lands of,F. P; HayUWeiIon
a-nue a'UMhe LouisJ'urg aoaeof!-
J. A: -V;M'AYv'MdrtgeeSr-0i-t.
31 . jr.. --.
. notice. ; .:r
Havinif this dav. rtna!ifirV n ninr;!-i 4
tiator on the esinte of Mrs, Mary Har
ris, this is to give notice to-all :pj;fsou8
ovis.g said estate to settle rt oiicc, and ali
persons lioldius elaiin agdnt said estate
to present tkem before the 19th lay of
tjtemb,er 192, orliUillplead thisTVotice
io bar cf their recovery w Tiii t the 19tb
tl'iy t' fcepttuiber IfcPliv c- - r-- ' ;;
:ifi V. PBSSOKVAdni'r -
. M. Person, Atl'y. " r-- - ..-
RODGERSON'S
mm
fAPTER ,111
Hi If you want a pleasant drink
Illllllllffl
J U1L Jt ilitl
-. - :'- ' -; - - ,s .-.
tle "good old V. al ways call at - :
B.H.RODGT.KSON'S.
OK THE CORN UK,-
'Ti:;
a full line nHiesV: Wines, Liquors
Cigars a tid .To bacco. v -' : ; J-
-. . .--
i
as reasou for tho . wearjdng treadmill of
duties In which she was always driven.'
And. "altogether, they labored for her
f good so nnceaaingly, and to such pnr-.
pose, that when Anita was eighteen yearj
old. " when she graduated from school
with; 'many." honors, and her education
was assumed to be finishedTeven- the
Van Zandt ladies began to reg:ird their
work ,with gratulatory " complacency.
Anita was a most" accomplished young
woman, and conceded to be a credit .to
her - father's tribe despite her despised
foreign blood. v She had grown; fairer,
too, her-warra. creamy fkin just touched
with pink, like the flush on a half opened
tea rose, glowing warmer , and brighter
I when her face kindled iuto beauty in
i the fire cf interest or excitement. Bnt
: it never entered the head of the matter-
of-fact five, who quarreled among them
selves as to her well being, and who
were proud of lief ia their way. to think
of loving the dark faced girl, with her
stormy, tropical temper. ; -: t ' -
And Anita, looking back i to the ram
merland of her childhood, where the
slow moving" folk always haJ.iime for
sweet courtesy and- tender words, an!
wowen seemed to live but to be loved,
felt her life dry and starved, a troubled
colorless drcAm.' until Donald bad come,
like the prince of the fairy tale, to bid
her wake Jto lore and-life. That had
been two years ago, and 'now Tor a year
. arid a half they had been married, until
this time never neparacea roc..juore iuiq
a day. . But it was best now.", by far.
Anita repeated, to herself, witH little
Bigh; Donald, with all hi3 sunny good
naturei would bo driven mad by Aunt
Martha. If only she would come, at
once and get the vlsiOn part at leatt,
well over before Donald came home! .
A rice at the doorbell brought, her
eagerly to hstt f eeb- . It might be a tele
gram from the dreaded guest." She had
not thought of hearing from Donald this
first day. when he had t not been ten
hours gono, Irat ft ranchman bad brought
.her a note from him.'
Oh. where did rou see Mr. Bartels?
AKoTDehiber I wiix noT .be
ALWAYS "GETS THERE.?
jDliRfl!KSTiAN;
lie has "n stock now snrlegapt dine
Of Shoe. ; Hoift. Drv" Hooda. ' OentR
t . . . r : 1 -
lues's blurts, c.
eries
pe- lal attcrit'on is paid to the Groce
ry p. v.tmei.tr which is always ful!.
a11 ,UJd ee mo whether you Uh t
hy or noLf , - , r j-
TtlOUXIOXD, Va.
-- Prompt attention to orders and sat
facton GUARANTEED.. '
'.Back ftqntn In her own dtirkcned hnme.
: Two-thirds of the jtvarm summer day
Anita had spent in the-hot kitchen. ib - X What was he doing? Bad "be caught
ing up" wild plums, ami now, her tveari
ness sustained by a coinforting sense of
duty done, she was prepared to enjoy a",
well ; earned-rest "in tho targe hammock
that Was swung across jthe shaded sitting
room'... - . C . rC--.
.The innovation of this hammock in
the house; with its suggestitm of tropical
indolence, would be a thing to stir np
Aunt' Martha's - most :outspoen disap
proval, the niece reflected as she slowly
8 wayed 'herself back and forth with the
toe of- one slippered foot. Ahv wellshe
"was now Mrs. Bartels. and this was her
any trcut? breathlesly . hnrhng the
ouestior at 'the astonbihed - man, her
face ftirlow with delight
" The iaan" stared and grinned. Ills
Woman as, after the bucolic style pf the
west, he denominated the faded, Fpirit-
leas creature whom an- Inscrutable Prov-
ilence had permitted him to wear out
r with work and child bearing was not
eiven to any such unreasoning ebulli
tions bf. excitement lie 'thought it
unite childish and feeble miadel in
deed, but. so long as it did not emanate
i from his woman." am using withaL - in
own home, thank heaven! with a .thrill j the diiTerent coles which men devise for
nFTiiit--tinn t the tnoncmi. it was ior t th( nniner conunci 01 uieir owa una
i,of m air hnw her. horLse Rhonld be ar- i thM neiirhbors' wives, the-latter will
sanded to go any where wit haa t ma. 1
tAl him it would bo a good deal better
If he would be as seasi ble as your bx-band.-
' - i .. - ' .
-- Unless Mr. Bartels went without me
now it wonld have been Impossible for
him to have gone at ailAhis wife ex
pLiined. her manner a degree more chilL
"1 am expecting a visit from an aunt.
and it waa impusnibl for me to go with
"Certainly: 1 underitaad." with her
brilliant ' smilo, . "and . I . tell the doctor
that a senHhle man should be glad to
escape . from ; his . wife sometimea. It
I breaks np the monotony. " -
Mrs. uarteu morea restiessiyt turning
as if to go. Aul are yon going fcxmjf
. ' "Tomorrow. . I am going to drive op
with Christine my girl the cart loaded
op with boxes and budgets, like an emi
grant outfits i The boys will Csh ia the
morning and wait for ns at Sunset Uolch,
where we are going to cook our trout
over a camp fire and have a "jolly picnis
dinner, ' bo awfully sorry you caul be
with us." '" ' " - "
rTtuinks. ' with . a shaxlowy smile.
"But since Mr. Bartel will be there,
can't 1 add to your load a luncheon for
hi taT U nspeakably hateful the thought
that Donald mast partake of this wom-
No, indeed; don't ttink of lb I bare
prepared an i abundance of every thing:
ami 1 have tried to remember the things
that Mr. Birtels used to like. We once
thought ourselves quite well informed
as- to bu tastes,-yoa snow, wits ner
careless, childlike smile, "and"! suppose
it Is safe to auame that he has not out
grown ail his old likings. a faint em
phasis on the "all.
(J the visitor wmoel nnlar this renii-
nlsceuce.it was not apparent -It.u
very kin J ' of: yoa to recall hU tastes,"
she said simply, "bat. indeed. 1 would
prefer to relieve yoa of this trouble."
But 1 don t want to be reueveJ
thanks," with a little willful I mgh, - M.I
anl glad to do so much, don't yoa know.
for the sake of 'auld lang syne. . It will
not-be tlie -firet picnic dinner that Mr.
Bartels has eaten with tis.- ,
J You" are quite too kind." said Mrs.
Bartels stifay. turning to go. . Uoo.l
evening, and - thanks for your care of
tHa package.: .. ' .
"And no messago for Mr. CartelaT"-ta
a tone of innocent raillery. "I know he
will accuse nie of cheating him out of it
if yon do not give me one." " -
Give bim ray love, please, turning
back slowly, "and tell him that be must
enjoy himself enough to counterbalance
iny loss and loneliness wituout him."
"Oh, don't you worry, about that,"
with a significant little nod. her red bps,
moist like a child's, curling in laughter.
.'He will have a good time. Of course,"
the added, with a sweet air of innocent
cordiality, "we shall - keep him with ns
at the Park." I "
. ""By no means"., cried Mrs. Bartels
sharplyv "He must not think of hnpos
ini oa yon to such an extent as tbat."-
; T To-Be Continued.
one ol its national leaders and the
representative of ita ffhoaen idea of!
protectifiib. Blinnt the dpjrnjalland
disintegration of the party iteelf-
LP arty Unes were closely drawn. ,
, Mr. Cleveland has 'expreasexl his
opinion of the result of Tuesday's
election as follows: - "
- 0f course every one bos a right
to'put bis own construction upon
the result, and I am not anxious to
obtrude ray ideas, but it seems to
mb some "things ought to be no
longer doubtful. Any man who
still thinks that tar! ft reform is a
settled and obsolete issue, .or that
the importance of sound" and safe
money is a question upon which the
people can be blinded, is either wil
fully wrong ordangerously dull.
"It soems to. me, too, that Domo-
fuL Stralzhteninirthecurvesbvcut
ting acrost the loops has helped," o ;
that the stream ha cut its own hot
torn do-neighUlncbfiIo"wertbra JT.
it was"whea the wort wajtadertat-" -
en. - - -
This reclahned meadow Lids fair t
become the most productive field cf
the farm, which Ls contributing la
many ways to tha support of th
State Hospital. F. iL Emery, g
riculturwt, N. CExperiment Staticu,
s
MALL
BUT
DC1DLT'
crats ought to be satUQed. that a
6iauncb adherence -to the principles
of theirparty does not require the
abase of those who show an incli
nation to help cs. :
;"1 very much regret the defeat of
Gov. Campbell. He has been a
brave and boneat official. This and
the splendid caqvass be made en
titled bim to success. "rVhile the
election of Flower, Russell and
Boise ought to cause the utmost re
ikiDgrf among Democrats, they
should not fonret that with these
things comes the obligations tobe
true to the peopie honest in tho na
vocacv of our principles and decent
in all things., -.:
The gay young bicyclist hea in bis
Deo.
Not for him is the spring sun fchin-
Ue has been flungand la sore ia body
and head. ' - x
But Salvation Oil will make him
smiling: . -
"I'ro got it at la3t, said the fellow
who found his cough subdued by Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Teople who ride hobbies never pay
much attention to the scenery.
Are. many of lliv
countless microbes
which infet the
arth. Their destruc.
tion is great, as I Ley destroy
life in thousands" of bntnan Ic
ings annually. The only liraitc
tiou to their devastation is food
to feed oh. 'Thy produce coun
Icss diseases as malaria, scrofu
la, eczema, aucer, contagious
blood po!son, etc., te. Tho rem
edy for this small but numcrovs
and destructivu fof i to exp l
hira from Ihe body by tbe usa tf
Swiffa Specific. - S. 8. 8. Will
route him out completely, anl.
force out also tbe poison whic:i
ho has left behind. Be sure V
get the ge train?. Do not let any
one put off ou you a . substitute
or imitation. Send for our book
on the blood and skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
" Atlanta, Go.
Dressing conspicuously is
f eai u of inferiority.
a con-
6hlloh's Contain r km Care
fa Coit Mti'lrtB k rer U. W
Atmrm iBVriMt rr tk vera en of
(iA ( roap mn I Proocbitai. w.iU ts o--dfot
mm In tK rvr? v eoaniart
wltliovt m imuM i ttitoryotinlirM-i.
Rioc tt4!rt dbfoTTT it bas bw oW on a
jrsaniate. tt wbirk ao otber wdtriut
raatUad. l!y bv a eK esnw -ly
rk rot to tf J it PtW 1 0.. K r. mn4 1 .
If yoir lantmaraoT.cht orhrk Ucbm
Hailoa"PoToesP1trr. 8 JtbyTfcoma,
FrnkUatoa. X C. "
rangetl luxury unsxeaKaue ; uci iub
repression of her girlhood.-' ' :v
Notwithstanding her t brave . face to
Douafcbr Anita' was by no means well
pleased at the prospect of. eutertiiining
ienerallr be found the . more elastic raid
liberaL - - x .' ' '
."Wall. I met ia np nigh Longman a
long about noon, n' they lie.ln"t done no
nshiu-yet.--Thsy.-wa3 moeyia oa to
. Unbelief is only another name for
Bch'conccit. - -"-.-"." v
Children Cry br Htchcr's CKlcrlL
The heal thy proa th of the baby is
-f depend ant upon its freedom Irom
the pernicious euect. 01 opium, ur.
LBull sBaby Syrup is tho best rem
edy known for the diseases of early
childhood. . L,
For children the best remedr for
catarrh or inGuenta ia tId auls
Catarrh Cure.
TOTITE rUBLIt.
I with l" y t the pali4- 1
urpl f men's lothlfKe bd.hU b
' ' . . il.t. ... .LaI.I,
cronJ hspd clothlse jr kind.
thT deire t rl! houia iirK m
' t a.t Bare. I hv tdd ! ftrc
to Bit bwi'.nru ess mn'1.' WT
mrr"ibp.cmke, and almo-t
tliiot llirr wet. Cllid '
the p-i office, Hep-tfolly, -MXUTHX
Ltiijuxxje..
'
VALUABLE fOUNTBY
' DtCK FOlt SALE-
Tlie b aulfa c nntry re-klcnce f
the Ute Gen. I. lb Illiit. oe mi -from
Inlr r.. Is o(Ti-rcd f.r ..
Tl e drllin roiu!u Id r 12 c 1
looms. iinJ there is 01 the lot s'.l cae -.try
n'lJ otc. T:e t csdcoce to-e; Iv.
- - A .ft
er Uh tract n i i. tomau i. g
aHut n huMred and fiiiy cres. i:
tie so'd oti ny ter.-w. jTte biid ia i .
fine iUiU cf culli atian. aj:d l t-pecbu i
ada(4ed to tbecuUi-atou-uCXae, tn-h;
(cilsoo. . . -
Tlr i fine rirvuni ytocin e
good Th me end tinn. nt at a pouil ict.
ket. Ibere is one f that vitro. !
ia t!.i fec'Wi ( rHita'i.l e ai
ere)on t: tract. For lortlur uJ r
nuti m ari'b' w
, r, rovo.
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