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aTTOBBBT ABB OOTJBKXLU)B AX LAW.
rnari aa4 aaatkkiaw attantloa atvaf te
avarr airtaar toaraatae tpala Saadai LJ-f
Baiava la CkAaf laaUaa ShpaeTd.(Ho Xeaa
SaulM. Mob. Bat. W. WLnatoU. Hon. J. C.
Bartam. ftaa. Flaat AaUoaal Baa f ,. Wl-
aaaau Oiaaa to Mamtr. Wlnatoa. FaOBlas Baak
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oetae am Omh BVMaS tmOdlac. Ceart
Ail laaral kaalaaaa intraated te aire
U raaalra irraaapt sad earatal aiiaatioa.
F. HOUCbV
!X)fTlACT0BAX BUILDER, . -lyOUIJBOBa.
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ariu AftiacM jtaaU,a4 TUaa, Aaaav
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vU Cfcuoiafl Snm." Tb Noitk
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knows "yon have hope; I have non
noMAt.aUr'
BTBONG' man la to' be .pitied
vwho deliberately shnna ibeimt;
.town sIntOj coutraatf wtth
rival more fortunate In the ea.
tlmatiOB of the worlds -rGeorie waa
felalllve. ihleh BBlrited dwarf
isyHui xo m voio sceuiK ; tall : men. '.The
irhole'tows was going to bear the goT
erfaor'a address the neif Snadajithe
arhdl'e wastfllfclr of hi admiral
flori oithe-tenof h placeorthe
remainder of thenSreeaf Geor2e-was'un
certain what heTihonld -doy" -bnt; -wliei;t
the rtlinlmornTni -arrlvea lie'V'f
to alierb aabMi bA&MrtA .- i BAMiifiriiGeorge.- as -.God 13 'my ludee. IneverJ
jraggyand; flrgve out-'t his mother'a.J
ue might have chosea better, for the
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'farinhouse.1
ke hometo
aoraia sarroanainsrs or tne isl
Vhlch had never seemed Like
hlnf 1n -the tUghest' senaer oniytradi
hlnr feel moTe aepressed. '.wv-sw.jr
TbffIx)ra ktf&fnr'aitonteSet ti
see. lEon cWrf.llifess aaldliaah
tamettf therdoof WfIng4iefAtJtrnda
on oer .apro.t s"Why, the aettle
ment.it' see ma M mei has gaae In town
to see the . governor, bat ssomehow X
w see uie governor, pucsomenpw A
didn't care tolgoi Fm tooold to ride
tenmllesjn aioltln-wagontoseejest
a man.:; How do yon come on??
- -I feel alt right," George replied. "I
didn't care to hear the speech.'
You"say you didn't?" Mrs. Back
leys heavy brows ran together. - She
stood for a moment eying her son with
sympathetic fixity, s She had heard the
j- UK ,viv&w& m fltwvuuvu
Lydla- Cranston.. " They . were now in
Jthft, slttigglfojotg, tthd Jie stood warm
lnr himself before th fire. - -
''K)fh'AGorgefn. aWaiiadenly got out,
"I wish you'd let me talk, to yon an'
not git mad." . . ' v :
"Mad? Why. mother," he exclaimed
"how could I get mad at your
ThtoId woman aat down in her low
chair in the chimney corner. "Ton are
my boy," she said, a tremor in her, gen
tle voice "an some things hurt cut
me 'to . the-quick." Oh, George X wish.
you would !BortelMt conteatwttAosnS
mon folks like we aR are. Xoti ere.aa
J2 JAy i.'Ti tZ I
A wa, J M " SAAB fjAaUAl ;CAO IUOI ,IU' J
..t t- Jkn.Kwii
.oillprenjUjNeF f lnstancev Ahfcy
she's go a chance, an' a good one, to
mAWV.iflA aamvAS-mAw'H '' .- v
"1 IWnk ahe has,'' George eald cold.
typhis Hps tightening, but what "of
that,"fnotber?"
TlW 1 Tlo.T-Tv Villa n,A h"li..i MVa
think you you want to ret somen an
eayn't," replied the ; old woman plain-
ttvely, "An George; ma ,thihg Q In
this world Lydia? CranoSj JrriiHhave
to take that offer.l f he i'cav"nrt alt
around h Gala kin,,have. the'r choice,! I
an mind yon, l don't know a thing-
she may, down in her heart, like yon
the best on account o you-bein youn
ger an' better tookin. but folks in her
walk o life, I reckon, have to sorter
look to the. future. Her folks will
make hert ef she draws back. George,
I I hope yon don'tfeerbad about it
w Moiher, I'm att right He aat down
before the fire. ... He looked out through:
the smaff 'paned window upon a wide
stretch of cotton land where he had
toiled through -his boyhood. . To the
left inside the garden fence, was the
flog- smokehouse, the barn and sttfbtes;
to theMght the yawh.echfck-
eas and , fcTcam wertasecratcSinjr'She
earth 5Co SfoOd. lTheoia&4-a aVld
notWngthereWasnsthina; aheg eould
say' for hie, reply had not reasstrrea
her.''' ' - - -
"Why do you think anything la wrong
with mer he suddenly asked. . "Has
Anybody'W,. .i'-.
."Yuwya:yteep.fi)JtS months jihet't
l rifiitibL. u ri niiv imm in mi . a iaam iiuinua. b.a.
friends will jgit jealonf whence begins
to 'rise in-: the 'world.; Mosttof 'em
thought you was flyih thjgheorge,
au akms in Tiaitur the nest in uar-
leyHUk' - they are tickled for be able to..
circulate the report xthatshe' omra
uiurrv uie Kwvermir vi uw jlvu
see;they km say that an not seem to
& taliinv ' agin you, but they are
,huckliBaU theaame?' " J'
"1 catft help their talking nor their
thinking, Buckley said, with a sfgh.
rButrVlieve rdputli bold face
on.it an' laueh.atthe idea p' -marrym'
anyooqy rignt
8lack,off'fjpm
George. Jikln
seems to me.
you are miserable
wedding takes
i; ?Thfin.yn. eount
d rvYl His face -dbodfl J&vtVrltiid;
I In spite?of.ls aelf sc6ntrol,-hls "Yoice
rang harshly. - - - - 'V , j;
She sured at him pityingly- 'fThar's
no use talkln about if she said soft.
ly. ."George,- you hain't ready to ad
mlt it An that's the wust sign of alL
mit it en xnar. xna wusr
Wt ee Mkfr otnemolka.
aef. e W n, - hat-
J-ou eayn't atS -,tM- Jit slb-e.
lit voiced ni aLV Tin aa the
'use? j The old,v aiai-, ..cru-.e as she
'was, had known him from the first pul
iation of the life that was now raging
like a mad torrent within him. In his
mlnd'seye he had a glimpse of the vR
lage church, packed to the doors with
an eagef; expectant -Jcrowd? H"e taw,
t .the flewer a the altar. Utere wtUTa
profound husIt-iThe; Cranston carriase
had ' driven- up." The governor, of the
state was assisting two ladiea to alight
All. eye", vjere on the partyof fdtfr ra
they'ia ' in and moved unccrcfci nedly
U tO t .nston'rv Lydl'ati the
jcheetof LofK)r:wera walking together,
fihe was being admired, .envied.
George Buckley "bowed his bead; the
red light irom-tne tre looctrea itia
i .'jik.v.avAfl. waa
aiklr j; into "the -d3e8ti ooze'Of C.
spalr." , I t4
you, Tm not sayln one word
agin the gal," Mrs. Buckley broke into
tu itZiX.zs r-hrvptlyv Jn fact I
stand aytMnrhetver beBydreuinSSW tI - - ' '1
than harinf fern all fJunSf WBT"AtWnnivWyok-s doVfow'Fu .V" r
over it an wnen me 1 bow 0 nreDare kaneal fo'TnUeA?.VifTirA',, - -'aLvx lv.T I ZL. ,
place- ,v - 1 -MMotber?-heturiie sudalenly andi : s:t' V. . VLn l vv , lr ...
on it aa a certain I . -,. .: U---r:-v.-' -a 1 "-"iJ '.",."w -w..
Kie r,r I can't tH 'yoiT-hoVHclI
"do 5 rC.'; ;i o ' S2j ' i 6rihey
hate Y an- iu r 8 beca'se they
Ifand ab6ve'''ejClttfipj'Jl'leelTtoi
ored by the noUce hr royal f pits. That
may be one reason 1 like Lvdla Cran
tdEuf don't Jtnow; -.Tin . only human,"
Dui Test rel llKe -she'.oia different
order. J oi Z ilmOoi? la-'
trodtioeA , me to: er? ; WpII. a
rtcnows a wpman, no matter hov liffer-
tnerjc fteeiralsel, ftfcl seedjthet
hftwas sarrajsed-.ta .to: see. that! was
r-Mrell, eatk 1 aintV'bti I tnl'Hl
atron? lltln' . to s'er f er the way aoe
acted." - ; . Vi
Jey spoke-under bis breathbnt the wo-
level best toin&ke'me feel easy; an' it j
mada me Eke r. ,Theiirthei iexQ
TJ-e nextilmer "George was xealljiU11
surprised. -: jjDid yen meet ner agalnW
tillrs. Buckley. was silent: her eves had
XBLltet Sbexhad' said '"more ; tbanrageMlUr'couoa ' ""f l)Ccn noney rnggun"
Inter led w v, " - - -
.-. v -e- .irr
MrsjRuck looked op. resolutJyiri
bein.f aa irjKeema ahe fieverfcdd yo"u
about; 1C' . ?ut" It was when she was-
er.tlyrlnga last jweekn
inofBinVbjcom jheieUa moelmiL W.'
spent a nappjer nour lp Jul my lifer ' I
ionriKnQw aow-. twarnt aheujest
1 V.J Vl-llW-Jvi-vLjr'.:-! i .
l"a - wayKl tgolilyrUfj'C
bJ fogrtfii
t-inojJriUkbody.foiild 'a' told
l waaj)iecln a "acran onilt. ,an she
mt Sown an' setorkwmlb. lneVef
l fal thlmrs to aav than anvhndv I I
I Biun . T a V... tbW Mil n(v. m
."rr; " "s4-t i moi'n ..ixtn f -Kp'a that '-ah ahifa
afl' then she left,. Georghevklssedl JTluZn 52?
er , .BTDAHvfetTr.
:. Buckley was staring, an
. tmiathom-
able expression -in v his - big.
y earning
eyes: . - - t ;- .;.
"She kissed you, mother? 'God bless
herP "And he rose and put hl arms
about the old woman's neck. His eyes
were glistening.
: "Yes, she did twice, out at the" gate,
I never intended to tell you about that,
fer I I didn't think it was exactly the
been; tryjn. fer centuries to bring folks
up to. , xes; sue -may not vDwJBTorig
enough to go her- way wlfbalt tbed
'rope tied to 'er. buteF shesveri
Another she'll be a good un with a soul
1T7TV J ;tW5'trf
a jblame roraccvtln'iherl
- - - - V. ' - .
aa a man. I would, 1
r,"i..' uuiuu mire sin I
ucappeamy-way..xiovjn: a woman use
thaf s v Jeat janjhitioni an'.. ambition's
righ an HAb1 v;a'ajyj
Mra. BteySAloDtog'at "horin
but he had .turned- his face away; fcHe
stood still; ffsisT.f erfrjrn--worktog,!?hIs
strong breast heaving tumultuou8ly. x
JThe Trultts are a-havin'jrworld;oX
Irlewith'jfelf,'! said Mrs.. Buckley
irlwriiEnayr "Samobody jfetfirW to.
tfAtTlMi
KT - - r
' - I'-. 'aSLa
-I' J- - - . HSirr
ui;n thin.. . I
uuuaaf eioui Mef aj irB- 1 -TVliV 1
my ayjo!wUlw..ay
er an' atand.tfntfer-rm -ie-f-iTT , 'TT.-rvrr - i-;-r -:t . v
bnfn,an'w w. th-i Ita.: If? wy wu?flt.w iaisea : y " imply, wfuir'.ahe said
Airkthat
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HS-VW.vrrnir-tir
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"She kUted you, mother t God blew lier !"
to put it out, but -Jeff got: another
White! Caj. letter vO"'vtrarnin'tp ; skip
out
4rfim
wn'tlet'in
tne' all about her coming here.::
YesJ I.haTe. George, a. help
me
God!! I
"NotAll yoTJ-thought; motherJ
:Tbe woman hesitated, and then she
faltered: "No, I'll admit thatZGeorge
How could It I laid awaie ."early all
tbat nMtaajla7 over. it $
--TeuWwhat you thought -molther
Geopge, ' r- ... ;W-1
"Mother. this ia the darkest day I
have ef er spent-' J had one other as
bad, hut I drowned it 4awhlsky, but
now-le smiled rigidly ''I, am facing
the music jtii--aidara neTa. -jnoxaei
what did tLinktAi t J
1 v 2 - f rVs
r SO. JNpw. GfebrgeVgU the rlekfi'hootJ teowsaie t.wV. rtnt tn. 'v w--t.
"Welf,eoxse' after ivM&nAii&rrtm.ome to "show. 'that
It will bring rich red blood, firm flesh
and muscle. That's what HoUister's
Rocky Mountain . Tea will do. " Taken
1 this month, keeps yon eHaH-IjumTney.
1 85 cents; Tea or Tabic.,"" t,'? liotL.tt
NTbe ompetent wbjPl m tie
1 iu" Btfttauu. is pioitjr oiuo w
' jt . - -
pedVtip,
If voulcannot eat, s'sep or work, leel
mean.-coss and uffly, - take HoUister's
Rocky JUovTitai'v -.Afr-tnis .montn. A." em siefpanu puw. a spring ionic lor
tonic for ti T . TI r " 'ao 1 meet " th , wn a f.nlly. llollisters' Rocky
equal to'it Xc. or .l-bleU.V lljntaiTea..S5 cents, Tea or Tablet.
:S. ATbbltt&Co. . - ... .rR A. Bobbitt A Co. . ,
.Tfiortpr jbeliered she'jsTel ;mq- an'.
alrokedi like she fw anted tOj cry In
ftiy arina" Ijeca'se" I'waa yore m other.
I never couJJi inake at- women are
ech riddles, even to the'raelvea I nev
er could make out whether It. was a
goodby klsa Intended f er you - or or
ancrter . sort, - I watched her. tell ihe
gottlean across -the paarore field, an
she walked all the way with 'er head
down."- Now gtt the gun ' . i
couldn't kill a;llvnjf thing today , he
gald.."! want everything to live and
breathe" ;How can I give her xm when
7r
Xn.evenlngafterj, supper la?th-
middle of that week Kenner
rv George In the office of the
I "Ttorr House, the only hotel
" j!t"Vas full of traveling
salesmen and wagoners from the
mountains, who had come la. to sell
some of 'em no." Kenner amlled. tell-
Jnj.tenV'tl4a.l3jteiiesVmarkt,.a' fc
torUi, -ia tha soujtaiThey!! -git to
HierttVl, after awhile. Ef, you hain't
gptoiatam;-1toiO;jet'aNwaix over to note
iiGeorge greed,. andr they, started out
logemer. , -Anai Doy s a Dig puxaie to
me, ,rpiiyier . continped though tfnllyf
tSmeUye - i jfifek .-fifllyeridld tTlght
In backin' 1m Vi his business, an" then
agonal Utnkraaay'be his own daddy
knows 'lm better'n anybody else,?.
T "Why 1 thought Bob was almpr'do?
ijTJ?rar' ' i' - - c
, jia.' ue u. jctw lei uia OiU UQUlll go
he'd be-all rleht." renUed Kenner "but
fjfieyarsal Wa as bad jthpuf fiirtln'
us m gaisa as n ever; f aIoo
school on the hllL The
gars from Xoulsvllle,: Ky.; she halat
you
tlcular- about the gals 'under her
charge, especially the boardin pupils.
lut Bob manages to meet that gal twe
or three times a week unbeknownst to
Mrs. ' Styles, an' they take walks an
jggXt.rldee. together. V She's a bright
UTtie-miflgr an' the boys say she's aim-
ply crazy about Bob an' everything he
does.' He's Jest bavin' hie- fun; but.
George, you . know thatTs unbeeomln'
sakin the start .Bob
ye elected ,1m, on ihe board
.tlnt- '
I-generally do tny.lecturin to the
ntme xraniP lit a ramMunAit ra.
aemtaeui x uaeate- anvmaxe em
feel like I'm one of 'em,-an then end
up by sho win "em, whar 1 waa wrong.
I'm gpn'tto trjrvto taJkBob put o this
Uit. JAii-- " X'
. aa. -w a-a. J - ' . . . .
fnmvi tfa miV. raw; 1
roar nr his rtnro -lfh Ufa mat aw.
rectlng a negro porter who was, stack.
tel..
rrawi Vid ifeiow'a'buai-
ness loaayr - ;: . - r-,
iriJttle off," replied Bob "hat a- fair
average; we are goln to have a rush
tomorrow. Did you see aR them paper
sacks fuH o. coffee and sugar on the
tt&ras jpxt 'qOTne la? That to
SlboitinWhl weghlng-
Iotout there"-to te porter-"dldn't
1 teRyou to stack em straight 1 !
Kenner and George aat down at the
stove and Bob drew np an empty
die "box end sat on K. The negro fin
ished his work and "went to the front
''Looky here,Bob,w said Kenner.-retth
a seductive smile, "I've been bank in
on you. mlboy, an'.scotchW fer you,
but you are gittJn old enough to sorter
quit yore devilment.:' I've been hearin
about the way you are a-carryin on
with that little Louisville gal, an. I hat-
' (fflTleVejrv. tnaT'M keMef."
Bob- put hi hrbad,: red' hahd' over his
mouth and laughed.. "1 know what I'm
about - Don't you bother about me."
" J"That never will do. Bob mind what
I say,"' replied vi the - cotton , buyer.
"You've- started .out beautifully; , you
are the '.wonder . an', -1 may . aay," the
pride of the town, but if the like o
that .pet'ai out yoiratin.wlR drop like
i teu yon ?r know what in abont,.
V, 3afl 'Bob, i"an' I- don't want "ae-'med-
I'ClInV TXftJw as quite ;sef Ions and hie
fasc"loijJjBd'over. ieariii45S-4iad
been too, hasty,- Kenner tooav a new
tack. - 'r:-' ..Jr.v
i l was a bowerful devil when I waa
e young chap," be said to- George more
than to . the - man: at -whom . . he was
speaking. !Jn "my day -an' time thar
waa actually , the wtiat set o. young
men In this , town that ever Rred. I
wasn't much Inclined to go into mis
chief, but ' them " boys; jest made . me'
Ifs,plumh foolishness to " try to .lay
iTB"aAfl"re?. etb1eTolkr&reezby:
l'iulU-''-lBYlfyV
younger
une thing."
. "But-it -must he in moderation, my
boy,? said Kenner "seriously, "and that
little boardin school gal Is still in short
dresses. ' vTou've got" a. future before
ou-..Bob.'' andean? aoiJWiiai- bullr
ft;C.,';ion'tJanrtiiing ovdTe the
;o;i marra caet9ihxwjt- cx to us
that we waa wrong in standln. up fer
you
i- Bob. avoided Kenner's serious stare.
"I've got up a new scheme," be went
Ion eva.sively.' - "I'm -going" to fill up a
hlg - wffgon full :of rrocerlea - And go
jairajf.' sf in 4he "nrduirtaihsjwlth a lot
os fcacchy; han2t)UJ8, . l,4nteDd to take
VSf5 ..t-ye'lSr'.-'V i I.
- If it is a bilious attack take Chamber
laln'a Stomach and Liver Tablets and a
quick' cure is certain. For sale by all
iff -vl
Wrian a .vnan lt'; tnAif In 4V a
L. big on a check a
1
igooasign.
II taken this month, keeps you well
all summer. It makes the little ones
T T. 1 .nianimtiiTu:TmDeco i: The young ledywae sileet.
a i KriiFiniii ease an w -a aaa- as iu a i tan
xiti ti 1 i.KPTtT irr n-uui iwtcv vuiuiv i .i.M am . . .
generation from doing the l any 1 irgmla woman has. and Tm co
U are the riht aort. arjd I"a'st
er :nd;and eat with the people and
c. 'i. Jotea and make frienda tLke a
ci- 'Mate for oClce. IT1 bt you I
m; e It pay. I'm going to atart aotae
of ni this way that are now boylag
on tlia other akia of the iuotinUIx,a." "
"X. bang-up Idea,"- aakl Kecaer ad
n: '2gly..Fi,Te been up thar a, good
dv I myself, an better yolks bt
Uv- i?-".. . " ri -- -
chapter .xvl " , ,
jUS. -CRANSTON aTafled beraelf
1 . of the Crat opportnulty to speak
ConfldeatlaHy to Kitty Coaby
abont Lydla and Oeorga Back-
sfter'Allao CXwby'a arrival front
'ni."; . ...
ou. remember, l " wrote you X had
.Vir
SOL
n,:
thine particular to tHl you,. Kit-..
remarked on the first aftar-
no it as-' ska and the g-oeat were troIV
i on the lawn torethcr. . ;
.i you bet yon rouacd my curtoo
ilra.; Craortoo," replied the girt,"
quite pretty. f tKUleCtr tjU
Ifwr i-l. tatisx brown
.lias: andhaxi ejvthat aeemed cflo-
sUntly laughing. 1 know ifa about
Jdra. Cranston led bar into a summer
house near the carriage drive.. It Bad
two compartments and entrances from
different-. walks, f before answertn.
Mrs.' Craaatoa peered . eaattooaly
through the .wooden lattWwork. that
separated the. two rooms." " V. ;
"What-are a4t dolna-r U1a rvtrr
Waked. -. ' ntrf : t. ;i .
ri waa looking to aee if aaybody was
on the othtr e'dV.'was the eaewer, la
a satisfied tone, aa lira. Cranstoe seat
ed herjtelf, "We Bed a lot of troeble
here In be summer at a- Lawn perry,
owing to some people heartag these,
selves , talked About. C. There was sr
spoony pair oa that aide and a couple of
old maids en tale one. The lovers were
bUasfully silent, for ryasoae.cf their j
own, aaa uey Mara aome things a boat i
themselTea that they didn't like. Tea.
I want (o talk to yoe about XydlsJ ,
"I knew IV erled the visitor, lav Lag
her two bands en Mrs. Craoatoa'a arss
and sitting. down beside her. .Ashe's
going to marry "the geveraor. Bad yoaj
want me to help prepare for the event-
Mrs. Cranstoe shook her -head mnd
went ba with a lengthy expUnatiocJ ax
the existing state; ef affairs. ' la which
the same of George Buckley appeared
as often a that ef Geveraor TUfare.
; j rNow, : yon see- the fix we are la,'
Mm, SJL1CV v -
her fair
Craneton,
after a
pause. i wuj never oo for it to go
on hxe thla.v It win be 00' Use
the child: lost her raeatm? Why. if he
mm as-oaonw yoe aay 1 new- est 'eartB
does be happen to'be ia ta good ee-
clety even berer ; ?- j
rremape lam not eulte fair te hlss
MrV Cranston admitted, "or to Lydla
either, in not fseattoolag what has real
ly been Id bit favor. ; In the Brat place.
he is br. far tha ttaat MnMiai itti
ihlaid young man ta the piaee;
-w ? Xi.L7,: VaCtZ
tages;,thea be happens to be a "great
reader, and lydla tv too, yoe know
yev be has; most remarkably poUahed
ma nners and is decidedly good iook-
uZ&'tlZ
thenuddenS auhSior
her ho. teas waa looking at-her with a
r-in-H -!
j0h. and you pot that- laatl How
pained expteeaioa.
"It's ao laughing ana ttar; Kitty,
We
are in aa awful fir." Too knew
headstrong 'Xydla is, and If she were
ust to get the Idea, that we-were op
posing her.aaed be worse than ever.
80. 1 knew your Inaeeskce weald
good Tea .will bring her-beck to the
old aasocUtSone, and la. aa todiract
way yoa caa akew her tbaveodal aeV
vantagee of aaarrylag ; O a aa aov-Te-
un, 1 caa do air that" aaU Kitty,
-andU she to not already ia lore with
this this Mndescrlpt IU bring her to
her seases. . Bat tall me abot hins
taafs the main tblag. Waafs he hket
How doe he eeadact himeaLtl Why,
i can't imagine a a o of a
thief, a low bora soaUlneer, a penal"
less bookkeeper be lag even for A tala-
ute on a 'social CooUng. with- tha' aaWy
child of Major Cranston -eraa If yoa
are living la the backwoods, out ef aR
.creation. k If the twe were ahrp wrecked
on-a lonely .island together- X aheald
thlrik"-tlywas diapUylag. bar tne;
even teeth In a jovial smile That the
very waves would throw, up a "Sort of
harrier
The religious element here gov erne
everything." returned . Mrs! Cranston,
with a patient amile. "These good.
Christian people would think: we ware
awfully stuck up If we refaaed to ad
mit a worUtyyehag muxio ouahcwiae
just because his . father had gone
wrong; besides, he had established him
self before his father's trouble. -We
simply drifted Into the situation, and
lng to tell you that I have never met a
more polished man la all my life no.
air, not in Richmond, cor' Boaton. nor
Charleston. lie has actually made roe
blush with shameT.' t remetuLer once I
disputed his-word" ibout oae of Bal-
sac's -heroes, atfly Jo hare him prove
that I was wrong a few minutes later
In the nicest manner. .
"lie happened to be dining here, too.
one night when Bishop Page stopped
over. with us oa his wafVto Florida.
There were -several young in en pres
entamong them Tarpley Dandrtdev
who belongs to one of the very oUeat
fimntes in Georgia and la conl jr-rrd
1 atc
of ths county. - Well, be sat
- j M-fi-.' (TO;BB COTTtXCXD.)
. nYOTHA Tba Dcat &-cmt dgr
on earth for sale, at' Aytocks lrc
CO'. .: : r'.H 1 . ' "1 I i i
' If TouVa out when
soma roorJa
cjJHo borT?-r joa are Cut . much la.
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A b'afe Cvta h'eliflae fer Cillixea
In baying a cocb niediclne tot chil
dren never be airald to bay (HiAiiibar-
laIn'sCoi ;?t Itaedj. - There Is Botlaa
per from i tad rtl.Vf U alwayi tare to
follow. It la aipclal!y vaiaabla for
colds, eraup f " ! who?i!nj coch. Fi-r
bj all druj:..j. "
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.The o!owinj
a
Chif.tera
heretofore r&Lk!l
cf
Tbe SaLirlitatft;"
CIIAITEIIS 1,2 ajl l-Tcr-,
Uncileir is the jxa-tea cf ITr.IIZ'rtr
a rich (leorjjia tierthast. , Ilk fi"i.cr;
M sent to f naoa fr Celt, Geor 'u
atteatita to LrvIlA.CrinsV-a, dir--V
U?r of a proo4 Virrlxa, Tha ala'ca
ci Lis father a can cutes Lira '4ea
perata. 4 IlillTer coziem&em to
Creorge the tnnnlt-r cf a trkrvl tllrtj
years before V.ts 'story ofesa. To
atone for the dee-l ba too liacrra
Cot of his degraded hocae U fnaxe a I
uselol maa cf him as a i-".''lcU to I
11 an km, ' note lxjier, arul irer.rvrr. a
cotton tajer, have deals la IlUvsr's
wareiMjuae. lacwta TruiX a Cuiv-
fe!erata vetcraa k a elatsjkn cf
lieorga. IUHjer bvetts , bet Zj b
wheat on the ad v tee of Clear C .
Mr. ITHjer Trt: Gscri's Bcli
character. liTfr ia fcur
tro'c-Lt U- trU- fjr Lla ' t,. 1
fxlcse.
mtjrai'B beat sooulI set. jxik
Tellara ot Georgia, . BaiUle
wklower, ! reeaina; hi aU4-ivoa
apoa her with the. approval dhar
faxrul.-. 9; aM 10 Geor chaa
piooa tbe caase of jtwc; Uolr Htiaj,
ho a amuuooa to liee. . IlilTae
loans the bov eafiul to rUrt la ba.
e - e . &
neaa.; AA A.T01A imia um, feart cf
be parecta about Gecrya bj .as via r
that she believe a dasrhter ahoeid
respect her fxrailf crvia vhan ehooav
Ing aTtaaband.' - 12 II23jse sTa hk
beat at a jnaat prot aad girae k
to George.. 13The iwarBoe vkifs
the CranstccA.- Gecnre
tit
rxwr?ul lydi eptj hk at
w"" aw pmuus.
7
. , , y Ue Teale HosUb.
The TMUa that act aa a faaala aad au a
a drastic perra, are DaWlu a Utile Za.
ry JUaera. 'They rare beedaeba. eaawU.
rUoe, Mltoartaeaav see. tarty Xiaera
are amaJl. eaay tm take aa4 eeay se
a aaja ruu. Hart iisilftpa
at VaRay Oty, N. Du, aara:
uesemrad aae of cAroaUa-ecemlpaUosb
ooati py Avycecxe lrag to
The nroaa-tezu, .aosaetbler Che
character, eonra b naltiial : d 1
neft:
, At OcttyBctlya jrira.
- Te draw the fire o-t ef a Wre. or Val
a ret wtUt WlaYascvc,o bawlua
WlUh ilAaal BAlva. A apacl&a tar film.
J X Teckaa, editor the Utraaoalaar.
v-ura, AUk, wniw: -a nave aaaa ije
WlU's Witch UasH Salve to Say UmUj
for pilaCaUaaat Vara.- IiUthebat
aalva a the aaArket. , Evaer fAaaitv
aaottld keep it cm haa4.. 80U by Ay,
Harper's llaaar. ... " ; ' .. . 1
Giri wboee baada are no. Yet (al
ly groni aa4. f tit j
nil stealing, guia B p to lihoail
hi
w
w
not wear riaa. liaajr uper agur
a a a . e .
oae am na aoana) spoaied Jtrf Btiaf
hkh beoaxne eo gradaA2Ir fcm tight
that tba. waarcr dd aot nouee k aa-
trl U-rclUi' wti dooaTnaAkta'
or persoc bo plajaBj kaunrjaest
seiioawear rkj wTr thiah that
tba weight of tba . nag . Iiaaiaa ike
mosicah atraofth of the tog. U a
gai thlnla the mutt wear ricfi,' then
1st bar at least Uaa theaa off each
eight Bad rub for A Bwcaaat the part '
Jof tbe Cor Cut Laa beea eovtrad
bjtbasB.- Tble reetortB 'ctftalAlioa'
Bad help tba finger to aUaia ha nor
mal growth. -:' ' , ;V ''
Every
&wof,!Iihuies
; v ' Pty tooAiiB ttll ta tixt il
the bio 6 d ia t , heahtr
'human tody pistct throvi 1
tiie hdut once in rrrnr two ;
,ynurattarv If thi Bctjon bo- -
comes IrTtur tic .whole
body fuficrs. Poor hcxlih
I follow poor blood 1 SoottB
iimulsio a zaixcAf the blood :
purt. . One rexwn whr.-
-SCOTT'S
ii tuch ifTxtildls bectate -.it
pakscA to. fjulcil'-iata.
the blood. '.It ts partly & :
fretted. before it enter the,
'stomach; ' double adria-!
tage r ia thlt. . Lex . work'.
. for ; the ttomsxh quicker
an d more direct bcnetA,
or rnod with the least pc-
, Bible curt 1$ the cci.rs cf
ereTyone'in poor 'hex! ihl.
-.Scott Enuh.ca die jcsV
thiC", A dar-t for the
: better 'takes , plice erea be '
. fore TC-a expect it.
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t atn t'-V"
m- la tl fatal
I a aa t
.ot
fm ml awy a mi
I mm'kmm mm mJ.
fCCTV i . ? A
al r: : U. T.
aiMid x.a
, av ,
".pure--old -.Velvety.
: tho best for the price,
cold : cveryvhereC
call " for . it at
IV
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louisburg -
A j
1" t&akart. . .
thzT Scot nczX. nil tired cut, cst
tltia' ;TMa ccniltlca ia prttcbly caused
ty ororrorka cloao ccnTlr:cr:nt cr Terry. v
Toth3a pioplo;a cars try Vli dT If it
Coca-sot. cr-atotntrcsth risd'tuilti ycu 'ui
' VtK 1a1 curaBlvea -pT for all tho tedi- '
cls yu 'tRcspeotXullT; " "
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