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Dietregs, by 4A .� A , ce ju value no '"t The MM' A144 IKOOCL XO-- 'A 00,f#% Said -_�IT�AOP, -
, y And, ltljgb�_. and Mar maynover au -van With a' satistlea --
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T110,01 the 09'r4plAint Of those Who ." "' always be a dm(i weigliton your m9meut 100191119 at tile unmoved face chtlek)pt which to. tile Observing Pall. . rily,
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't- and r, who bad found some. lei 'sounded Very' Much III-(- exultation. oeouls, to, me you dou'l 411) laucli, else."
, oy - - - hands! ot Ills fatht
L ThIlitc Of tile 10,48 of Interest thing 14 the last clause of tile 0 _u.
Ore 40 Unfortunate 04 W be 401toted WILL N. and the taxes to be kept Up. 1,lather, d Q "Whell you all know what I k "FoILN 'at wondi-rs a lot ,ain't so apt
With r4qZeMA Or Sal�L V-1104m-alad out- 01 .. went which needed explanation; then , now, to, belleve (wer,tIllug they heer," re.
You must listen to')- . , 1 yQ01 be laughlif oil t"other sides ol
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WQkrd applications 4 ABNw"s R HARXEN I " her too, went out, yore months. I reckon 1,11 jest have torted Abner. "I was Just a-1yonderlill
They Can't, . 0 I not gure. ,, I . 0 ,'Listen to notilln, thundered Rish- , I I I why that little, Spindle, shanked Peter
r or � 4 OP, balf rising froin, his chair. "No- ' to let you all know about this or I Mosely bag been boldlat Ills boad so
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The source of the trouble 1# J4, the "'W'Ci0tfall" * body axed you two to put 111. It,s MY CUAPTOR. 11 wourt have A Speck a,' peace from now
I . I e* business, an, I,m a-goln, to attend to f"%" all. I didn't tell you at fust becalso high the last week or so. I'll bet I , .
11004 -make that - ' , I � AN found his , , could make a durn good guess
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, (;9Pyrl$ht. 1902. by I it. I believe I'M (join" the right tblag. L IL unelo 0" th'P nobody kill keep a k;eeret as well as tile , R()W.,p 1. I
4 . " I [A I qreh washing his face
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Ing, burning, itchlnO Skin disease will DANI L N-AILPF'IL 4t skoij., I ,.I ant that settle$. It. . back 1) L Man It belongs to, out I was afeered It "What under the Sun's Voter Mosely, 0
C . I , 4 find bands III a basin on the ud leak out 9 �i
lisappoAx I . % W, .1. "The -right thing,-,,, moaned the old Ot to do with my busbiess?o burst � -
11 I woo tiAken with an * ,--� _ � . .an, damage MY Interests, I - ,
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, Itching on ,my . A ' R Water shelf, The youpgM.In but this last 5,000 acres j st RI)O11t trom, Bislioly's Impatient lips. .
ring ed very disagreeable. I . . — LL . 1� �_A L �� a chair and Walled against one of the wooden posts e "He's got a sorter roundabout (!a ' I
a ... which prov '. . , * .1 woman as She sank Into
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concluded It was salt rheum and bought a I iso+ +++"+"-�+"""$."..-.4,4.t.A...-.++++"*+,�*,�4.*4w..w4."4; . covered her face with her hands. I'Mr, which supported the low,toof of tile Sweeps all the best timber In the u
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bOttloofU L .Aroaparilla. Intwodays , le went on fiercely, ,,When whole Cobutta section., an, I niought gts Itiection vvith It, I reckon," studied Ab: I '
*'M,W'MIMWdOMb.MWIMMWAolb.%W,qmmmwAmmb,�vm I I well let up' 1 reckou. you all know . to k ow t t be I
. Porch and waited for him to conclude nergrlmly, 111bappen n ha A
after T began taking it I felt better Ana It . L . ., ., F-4M=WA*"Lms"-_.-1Aq=Wr that factory, stock leaves our hands we tile Putting, sputtering operation, which
Was not long, before I w It ,cured. UAve . . .
a w0l"thave, a Single thin, ay of -my lana,sy;ls, nigh a ,j >
never had any skin disease Since." MRS. L I 1. g to our names lie thia0y did by enveloping hjs:liead Tompkilis Hold 'Ira 2,000 acres or t1mbe I
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ID4 R W,&]aD, Qgvo Ito . . "OHAPT4n 1, IL Aly Laro, Ir it ever aoes tur" 31111 W fW that . L railroad it ud be low at five times . , land. on Huckleberry ridge L Jest atter;
_.. , . Int, Md. , will bring In a coot of Income, In a long towel hanging from a wood- I .
. . - he'll scoop in euougb money, to set you you kin What I paid for It, don't you? Well, yore Atlanta man spent the day lookin,
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r.r - f_—*_71334 young man stood In the an' your sister up for Wei Folks tell see how bad it is on a wornart On roller on the weatherboarding. ' round In these parts." .
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" Qo. d's Sarsan field road giving dir6ations to, who has Worked as lit rd to do ter her "Well," �be la . t
. 'arilla a r I � 10 I we he owns Mighty near every stick . ughed, "yore Uncle Ab I I bappo,u to be on the inside all, know 'Bishop Was no fool, 'and he grasped 1
ride the blood of All impgritied 4114 . Obust liegro, who was plow- of timb r I d in the Coh 01111(1170,11 Us I have. Mr, Bishop always; � Abiteets meaning ev
cures Oil eruptions. L. 14 ,Ing the corn, which In paral t e, . utta valley, said Adele, who I . didn't better Matters In thar overly -that a railroad Is gain, to be run from Oil before it Wag ,
- all' what It:" 0 visitill! her unclelo Much, but what could a foller do? '
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"_! I L bag he got fit the, bottom . .. Blue Lick Junction to Darley. IVII quite clear to, the others.. . I I
ell rows stretched on to the main road figure-tr . family In Atlanta, should have that Yore Pals as bullheaded as a "ung be started inside of the n "Looky heer," be suld Sharply, "What
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L Istant. . stock. for a weddin't gift of she ever steer, an! he's already pl I do. you take me fer?"
. � . "If It ever turns his Way," said ma ayed, sinash III run smack dab. through my proper -
It Was a beautiful fty. Th sun was Alan, ."But do you see any prospect er rried, an' Alan was to have the low. anyway, Yore m4ls wastin' breath; ty. Thar now! You kno orern you "I '411l't tuck you for notit
Wh�n'Ooro Wore Wigs, shining bri , ghtly, but the 4temospbere halt of this farm, Now,.what would but a -woman seems ve plenty f w in , Inr," said
A century and a halt ago wig wear- had dropped a 41m Tell over the n of its ever doing so, Mr, Trabue?" we have to give the girl-nothiul b . to. ha 0 thought you did, don't you?lt Abiter, with a grin. I'Lettotwise, I
car- L Ut it to spar.e. 4 Woman's tongue's like The little group . Stared into big gle*. '411-11"t"tUck yout fer *5,000 wiltho c
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In& was at Its height, and little boys by mountain. Even the two storied The lawy,or .shrugged his shoulders, thousands ol acres or hills, mountains a windmill -It, takes breath to keep it Ing fue Incredulously. . I � . . I. at. I
four or five years of age submitted to , "I never bet on another Man's trlcl,,, an, gulches L
farmhouse, With its veranda and white I . full Or bear- wildcata -0 'a-volvir -lit - - ,j I I I . I
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having their heads Shaved preparatory columns, to Which thefteld road led up
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my Pay, and I never throw colo. Ivat
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oil the of Aspectilator..
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catamoulits-land that it u
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"A'railroad
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to donning their false headdresses. A a gra dual slope, showed only Its out..
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lines. However, Alan Bishop as he
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0 When I was about your age, but
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Young couple to bold on to, Much I,e
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I put so
to any use. Oh, I feel
"It's no laughing matter, Uncle At),"
Alan despondently. "Something
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shocked all churches by declaring that steadied his gaze upon the hou I set ' 04W
saw so many of lem got rich by paying
AO Rttentloll. to me tha I right
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must bftye gone wrong with father's
Mrs. Bishop's eyes Bashed with oud-
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a Christian. must necessarily wear. a the figure of an elderly Woman come
wig or be eternally lost. On the other -_ - 11 .------- -,
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, here was a heavy, dragging step inj
the hall, and a long, lank
judgmenti He never has acted tbig
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hope,. and theii, as It remembering
he, husband's limitations, her face fell,
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hand Dr. Thlers, a celebrated Oath. Put of tJ'e gate alla ;Ith a quick Ste
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Pilot assailed the wig wearing priests in hurry down to him. It was bi
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Old Bishop Iyas evJde litly not bear'
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ty or 1sixtY41ve Years of age paused in
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Tbo,'old man dropped the
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"Alfred 11 she asked. skeptically,
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a good sized volume. . . I 11
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Ing a word of tbiq conversation, being
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beard except
4 tuft of gray b0r on his chin, and lilo,
his long, aim
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Into his Test Ocket for a barn
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about the railroad before .other folks
cheek bones and small blue eyes,
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Cranks? 6 had rather thin '
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wholly absorbed In studying the de.
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tang of. the deed before him. '14 reckon
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to his cheeks a hallow
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which, folded up like a jackknife, "I
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Judge -Let us get this thing Wound Into a knot behind ber head,
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It's all right," be finally Said. ,,you
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appearance, 1-10
was Abner Daniel, Airs, Bishop's bach.
a-wouderlul," as. be began t6
rake big Shaggy hair Straight down
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and over It she wore only a small red
You say this r4jin whom we are exam- breakfast shawl, held
say the Tompkins children a re all of
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his eyes -"I was. Jest a-wonderin' of
jej, To had ray fun oUt 0, this thing,
Ining Is not Insane and Yet he. is'not.in which she In
his right mind. How Is that? . place by one of her long hands.
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"Henol" he exclaimed, shifting a big-
quid of tobacco from
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that time his 'Ira
listenin! to what eyery crank said
about me beW craciced'aul -so on, but I
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Witness -Lots 'of people, your ban- "Alan"' shOsaldl Panting from her
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swered Trabue, "and She ste PPet] Over
one check t6.t)lo
Other. ."),Plottint agla the whites?, -1�,,f
mule thlowed aglin
the SWOOt gum. They say that
was Jest a-lylill IPW waltin, fee lily
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or, who are not Insane are wro . brisk walk, want you to�come to the
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the line last Tuesday. There's
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signature in black and white. - The,
You are, I'll decamp, as the- faller said'
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"Well, I'll be 1
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deed's all right, 1 don't draw up guy'
the bull yeerhirl butted lim in the'
Small or the back. HOW are your. -Mr.
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Abner Daniel, halt seriously, balf'sar- *
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Slopay-And, doctor, .If "'Well, what -does he want with himill
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town for some or yore legal rascality!"'
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castically. "Geewhillkinst A-railroadt :
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wish you would give me something to, asked the Young man. His glance was
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help my memory. I forget so easily. on. the plowm4w.and his horse. They
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canty.thAt's brought me out tollay,"
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forsaken country. I'm glad you. are �
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Doctor -Very well. I'll mend you a had :turned. the far end of the corn row
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bill every month.-Bgltimore and:were coming'back, . only the nod-
not act hastily in this deal. You ought
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to. consider motbees -
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laugh ed the lawyer. "We are . a .
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. a-goin' to start one, Alfred." , : .1
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can. .- __ . . - . ding,head of the 'alilmal,being visible
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"011, 'T 1, I'll move on," said Abner
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An Ancient Tragedir, . beyond a little rise. . .
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A historical paper in Lord Montagu's "He's corne to draw up' the papers
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.Clean Shaven face was fed. "I'd, like.
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that Rigg's - hogs gQ't Into his young
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his father's credulity. I'Father,ll he '
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said gently, "are You sure yop got your
collection In London tells o0a strange for another land trade, yore pals�mak-
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tragedy "done In Holborn, a little bei- In'. He's the lawyer for the Tonipking
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. said. a matter or this kind.a WOM,
an's about'us responsible
up about .is manj acres as Pole Bak�
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"I got It, from beadquarteis'.11 The
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as a suchint
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errs plowed all day. Ef th Y"d a-rooto
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"A boy seven yearsi old came up . - %.
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Trabue laughed heaktflYi "W611, I
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In straight rows an' not gone too nigh
' the stalks, they mought la"done the
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knockbd bis-Ireels together, a habit he
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tied to him and drew his sword and .
. reckon ifs a good.. thing. your, Wife
cr4P More good than..harm but the'r
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is - . , wondered to see The boy I I I IV- . I . 0 S AS Ells. � away. - Mighty few � I . . . . .iirau, -_ . I ... I
toes his blade so* and said: 'So, good n couldn't have -got the fir I � the company that's goln' to build.1t." Mean to saj/P2 .
i . � n) .st word of - ' of �eni.rOotvvhen they root af`all-fee � . I ,�
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. thraugh anybody but tbeleselves. W611,,Illl g1t . � . . . -a a Ion I
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boy, thou hast.done welli that off: my tongue before MY wife "Iltilil"' The exclamation Was Ab-� ton mill stock. - To .
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sword.' The boy persisting, the gen . .. cited.,, me clean 'aloogtomy-room " ., . , . I . ner.,Dantells.'. 41DO you Mean that. At. .Short,, tile Atl � g story- - . .
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tleman rose and held him the scabbard, . . that wall,". . , � � . Don?t,go, Brother A:b,".pleaded his - - I . lanta lawyer, Perkins?" , .... . akin to th� Tompkins- faml . . . .
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mtred Bisholy seemed not toc4jr . .. , Bishop stare , ` P . d bet a. neW, juit to, ly Some . .
and the rude handed lad, thl .e for sister. * 111, Want . 1, d, Ills 'mouth lost,some . Way. .
nk-In - to -- 1\ . .you to help - me, itand, - . ' -d '
w I 0 ty.' during-*buslness --hours, f 'he : 'up, ter my.riglit.s.: . of its pleased. firmuess,' and lie e I
sheath the Sword, lustily chopt it,into. , , I,- - , , levi Alfred M. about to' .... . eased ' cake ginger
-or the motion 6 1. . � . . th!lt Perkins I-110ver' owned tt� ... .. . � �
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Ills, belly. Company were called. ,one. I I@ .greeted this remdrk'OnIy*,Ivjth a fro,virn. SWItp our cotton. mill stock for, some . I f.hls feet,.-..._.', .. I . i sp6on I .
. He scanned the paper again- and Said, - � . : 66 I ful Or -land up he' . ,
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offered to strike the child. 'Lei him � ,. I Marc. Wild- Mountain 'land.."' .. � . What made 'You Mention his name?", Jest:be'plul the Tompkins folks on .
I r's any flav� J TI Spite Of his, u4tuial tende cy to - - I . 1. easked curlou$IY... . . . .. so .
alone," quoth the gentl4nnau. -bo4js "Weff, ef,;tba' ,in this I , W . . . I slY -to unload -some a' tb�r land, . the ' : . , .
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Just. This boy's father (lid 1. kill five I I".... - . . . turn, everything Into it J09t"even the - I I . . . . I �1.1110ve West,."Whar -they've at- . . .
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years since and none kh w he - . 1*1 . . "011, Yes, I'll make tiny mistake of - serious thiligg"ot..1i I thought. 0 film.. He looks.tot,me like ways Wanted e . . I I . I .
. . ew. No . I � . fe�the Sallow face . Ito go. P ter Arosely Is a I.
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hs.th revenged Jt.P . I mine 'good," returned Trabue. "Th6 f the tall Man lengthened. H .. I . - he* mought be. bulldlul a railroad.' ur . Man.- on' the Watch out -for rail. Soft, . . 1. . I
And.the gentleman . I , . . � , . . . - . .. 0 e sta�ed - - 'I I . . . . . �
died the second dressing." . , . . � . I I � / . . Paper's all rlgbt.l� . I . . I I .Into tb6 faces itiound'jilm to . I , . - . j . Wo . P. . . - . � .. � . . g1lap§, f ,in' Wben Perkins, .m,hjspe ' I . I
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__."_i_� -.0 . !�!��ftff."* I I -. "mother and.'I think .4ther bag 0-7 * his eye, � . . . I . .. 1. , , -Bishop, - mpre.itheasily. . .� . � you, he started -out on a. still hunt fer7 .1, ..
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. I : � . . . tussle yet" he said. to "It's fto.14uahtng,m . . . grunted suddqn.� . n me due.west v -ah Lie
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---I .Yore mother. Id let,* Trdbue In "Alf Maj. I . . 'and almost angrily, ... skillet to Darloy, lv�th stop over'-privf- *. �
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. �- . . It - . Aring up again.. "Trabue beer k question, an' now der In I could fillig abull by the tail." � Wes for b sh. rot Springs. �
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" . .. I . . . . . .... " I I've been wbirryin' , 'Ira for the la�t tw . .best nest egg fer-'anoth ' i , '.�You - Say you - Wouldn't.?".' Bishop 'Then' .somehow .
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- ,0 . . . � .. uths to get the Property Ill salable dispute. betwixt a Man a al his -wIf ' .'reckon. they'll tjklk I . . I � � � edorewlis ft fa- crOOk-mOstIY Mok,kbe ..Tompkins . -
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!! I' I I - . . I Y the wife. Geewhillking! . up . dod-gin, anybody about. .that " .
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r 6 I- I -that away I -want to listen -to yore two Plumb' Ithot, could 'a' managed' yore' , 'T would t trust ,hn , , .
. . . I . I never shall forget the timebld �ane - . wither, B'r6thei tiMe..-Peter UosqtY co4i(l ra'. run agin . ' .
. . .. ton es A-wagglill 1 si . ma'9s well as he has. -You see, I k In I
. - � � I , 9:6 . 11 Open .. OPPO 'ItIOn'. � Hardeway. come beer to spend _to -W ,Ab,". chime.q in Mrs. Bishop. "As soon �.'I with big eyes shut on a dark night, *
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I There are verV .f6w cl ... s_ : Trab�e rubbed: his hands together .a hatr til . � r since .they was yoked wOuldnli do. HeI4 too mealy�mOuthed the. tWo met, all' ef
I ' ' J ' ., iwkeferl 6ball, Betsybad.seed ,togeth . all$ ' * . . .a trade Was ever - ' ,
"It really don make a -bit' � . � � . er.�. Wheri.they. was, married, she. Butter wouldn't, eit'l d'
ina Operations .. I It of differ-, . one, aver at Mason' ; . I . I .. I in 11 pa, e quicker bettrixt, t
ttl in Which .Sunlight . I . .1 . s at the -eampgrOund' 1. fawnial. . wo. folks it was . I '
Soap cannot be I . . once to me, Alan, .and. Way or the An' determMed shed ' I Was as wild fts A buck-aul ciny 4.bis -mouth. - He � bragged 6n..ever!tbjnj .-done by telegraph, alk' the paper. � .
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used. t6 advant. - __ - __ .. 4a44C421 -other," be.sald pacifically.. `�Ilm. billy .you n' . have bile. Unybe . Ive'had 'while he was Leer., No Al� I .Was . 1. I ..
. . . � . .11 � . i - . � Oticod that fancy Contra Made our daddj�.wtilk a: chalk line,* but . I IV, signedbY IlglItnin". Abe 'said lie bad � �
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age. It malkes the home bright acting as attorne ' ptlon 'In - Alfre&bas tapered lerdo fred, whai we must ' land'a'
"iisten to' nothbil, " thunclered Bbhopi ' I . . 0 In. . Well,. Alf W wouldn't Dart Ivith *It at, -
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- � IB -'estate. Yore p& tiled to buy' the land a trangf, . -am a wa $he. didn't, Want this'thing done I of helladlilt -boon bad in ne
and clean. � eState-and get my fee whether there's a nigger unloadin'. It fl . .big 94joct In tellin'. you that tal6.Pl: . . any price .
. I � � . . er or not, Thav, 6 901i -at . bit, an"yet it is s ' .. "Object!" . ed� , . I .
. . . . S Tvbere. I stand ... the door 0 ettlqo by this ilmell". thundered her - husband,.-', Or Money, fer he'll6lieved it�was chilet-, .
,.%* __ . -----I--.-- — ., . . it yeer ago, but. it Wasn't In' -shape to I in,the mitter.11 I .. ". . � I I I rt�- inerniol, aul'when Betsy, the old man lo6k losing Ills temper in th . . . I
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1.1-;_ . . roilt.'gate;-"yes, Trabile's unhitoij.'. ,-' ful. possibility that her words hlnt�d . -161P * ..
= .. e age of. Oh, Alan, doult.y64 -see � � - ' I . . � I in f6er an' trembliu% told 'Im.wbit It ' the, f . . e falce of the aw. full O'Iron ore o4pston ' I
10, � . . . . . l . . . "But it's. not. wbar. I stand In It ,Mri w,0, ter be mighty -nigh had.a fit,4 , , . ater PoFer, to say nothin 0. ttm'� �
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" I" 1. � I .He '11�'g got them stock. c' at.'. "Are,yoli all a Pack.' n, p -'but It n .
,,,,.,O, " - _N - . . . � I he's *'gain' to ruin us' with his fool no' Trallue'll said a firm voice'lii-the hoor- 'sala big' folks ne' ' I In'. ertificates In , e. o'd bee '. '
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A" - - . way. -It- *ag Mrs., Bishop,' ber �'blue�_ fianglnl� tilerr coat$ an,_lta Y6re. Psi: has �tb'e deeds � Is - If You. -Must dive an, probe, about caah,'he said, that he'd made-up . ' . `
,,-- 1�7 vll� ) ,§'t�� � - � - , at ,bi In for buylfit s - , ts on good. - 'In his note. *caijq. hen,4111, to ' I .
- ?" 714 _"t6 . . .. ' t -he oIvas,a. Slice .
. ( � � -z. -, . . . . a much useless . or . . .
4 - �.,- * . Mountain land. I'm powerful afeera. - eyes fl"hing, her . lit pegs, an? as f9r, them . , . his mind to let 'or slide an' -the devit,
lt4�"_� I � ,face pile and'ilgld.. - stout'nails. ai . When:%thIs gjt$ out, . 11 you
11 I I . � . .1 . 'il -think 'I've g I :Mospbacks from,hoer clb!ln to Gilmer, timDer. land above t I 'the contents. I never Seed tw I
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- . his mindis. wrong," ,*. � .. I - i .. big umbiella'jigl'S to ketab the'drip, be - .. ' alloy creek ' . I at . .,
./I " . � - � . . � I !'Well, moth6r, what cou I I . oue-to. It e a. say So in this kind of a Said they was fancy � Oltboxes, in!' I 11 be trt(psin' In 'to dispose or land at so ' some or M in%an' ' so he.let. Me into the . I parties to a,deal:better satisfWd. The;r . . . . . .
14 .11 I . . Id -, I doT.' trade. A woman . i6tt's ,stayed by. a ivaifted to know of she � . much a front'foof.1, -. . �- ' � - .' secret out or pu . ..
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N . Alan. Bishop' asked Impatiently. OYou ' expected a body .tq�ut what u I ." . .. * . ore g04 iWIII, 'Oh you both left'thd Store.with.a.strut., Mose. - - . "... .. I.
N . . . mail's *side fer thirty'.odd yeer anl* to-do the'r chawin' gnF smokin, in that - , nder high heaven VVIII all cayn't skeer me.. .1 ala"t one,ol the ly's strut Was'the biggest, for lie wasn't I - � I
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� �, .14 � raked an' scraped to.he'lp.,save ajittio. windy ball, Ile said It Jesi shoul - lie do. with it aillir, - .. I I . . skee In' kind." . .. 'Afeerd or nothitit, Tompkins lool' ., ,
,.� . . I I - reckon you -can't sto 0 lat" sighed' ,handful . . I . d not . . I. . - I . . I . .. .. . . cod like., * - . ... . : �
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_ I P:f . , or. Property ,� ter her two chfl� -Stand -thar with an'them prongs, 4 .. *'Hold on.to,%'! grInned'Abner4 11that.. . But, notwitlista'Ild'Ing' this :.outburst, . 1. he wag afee4d. Mosely lud'QaU flit back . I . .
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. , �j - to the house. .1 kn I . .e was, up to when I In the .. a enough to� are saysneu� . . I . . . . '. I . . .
. , . .her husband goes crooked like ' . . !'You MeAA to say, .
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I . somelil. Ever, day for the last week I .. . � I .dark,', an' he toted I It out to tha� buggy gethee. to pay the taxes. Why, last yeer I J. .. I- B.Ut OldZisho
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i . � . - . Alfred bits an' starts in to bankrupt ihod. Thatgot Betsy�s dander up, ant his takes: Mighty 11194 floored 'tin, apt � ,t He des0ended. the steps and crossed ; seemed unable to put bis grOWIng.f6ar ' . .
I t,_ I I he's been ridin' up the valley an' rollint tem. all Jest ter a blind notion 61. hls'n.30 � ' . . .. , � � I . . . . .
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11 � I an, tulublin' at night an' ebawlal tefi . L .-She put it back agin the Wall ant said I the expenses on this county -hels,jest . he .Yard to the barn. T110 saw - him . Into.Ivords. - . . 1. - . I I .
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- / - _*N . , tIM613'as much tobacco as be art.. , Oh, ' Ing his eyes fro . lim- like rips, for lean over tb . I OW 216thin'. for obr.
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.1 ' ' -its If In.troubled thought �. ; . tain," Said Abner Daniel . ..
. ! in the paper and glar, behind -It an' bold It In pla0e,- If 110W,.yOu know, It th- . I . ..
I . be,s gain, to ruin, us! Brother Abner " * . A . . e'll have to do'WI , sympa. . .
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7 . — says he Is bilyin' becalse he-thinks-.jes.' "t ne Fe., .He 'lowed of they. out,'the Income on big factory gtock. ' I , v Into ti .
� . . . I . . I.Fd bavq to'have a knodlido,,vil an - was to hav, .Is be's got.tbe right so as big mother. retired plowl, I a �� Perkins. Y.ou . I . .
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Don't Frowill ; . 'gain' to advance in , value,�'but sech, drag but fight with you If* . e sech a.purty trick as that'. But. lie think w h So. "He seemi - u le down to'Atlitlita J31 too
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� . . . property haln't advanced X I � . . . . ore. I signed on tile -hill it. had to st�Y it tile best by the Steer. ,Before long he inay yen On UP bled, and It may.1 kin. tall by. the *ay he act$ whether ' ' . . .
I .a.speck sense � MY name, go- sail in: ant, gifit over� 'roon, in tile. 4buser. so be put It beer In' , Out to us to come .help 'Im - turn lei-, mean: our ruill-absolute ruin."p I . .1h4r's`h4y.thIn r .
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How many I -rows are marred 1) , tile 'I kin iemember any Is bein' sold ever' . . I . . ..
y I . � 9 In Ills rail oad story or .
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. .. Trallue's got to ride back to town.,, ,. . , tile f � "'It ain't no -trifitlit Matter " adniii,od � not. But, by . .
ugly wrinkle called a frown, yqer for tax money.l:r .� I 1 . . 110t But Betsy IPoge, but he's waltzin with. 'ter now." 'I Da ' . I ; 91.1ni, YOU Oft to know . .
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.. � . I -PBut'.wbar in the, name Or common took -It back'two or threellmes, an' be . . , hiel. "Thar's-no tellint ho* iii,)*11y I whar you .stand. - You've loaded yore- , I 1. .
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It conics from trying to fix the eyes. . "No, Wo Tory Toollsh''6f him." Said , Sense Is..tho Money t6 come gr - oM?Pl.the- I I... . thousand acres he may I .
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. . -,the young man as the twoturned-to � -worn' , larnt that lie was wdbin' it sight or out of the dining rooni wiping Iler eyes I . . I have. bor..,.;ht.:! o0f 'from Ignd td fore quarters� an' of I .
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on a given poitit and forchig theiii'to. . ward the house. "Father keeps tillking' Vested one of her bony bands on .1 . Member Jost when *that durn'-skiink Of 1. I . I .. I I I ,.
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perform tasks for which they are im her on such proDerty, I . tenderly,. . "try it, lawyer put that flea: in bi �
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i ' i ' * about* the fine ti, edge of the table and glared at him; � "But that, alurt what I started Irt to. not to . Worry, over.tills"Any more than . a yeor� They j3jSIIO clutched this P , OsItf
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Capacitated. . . . "As I understand Itr. tharls about 5,000, tel). . . . W48 at. Han Oil's Mill an' talked con- drowning mail ,would a straw : ,,Well,
. read ever to be worth an�,tlilug. I asl�- acres -in th As I was a-saybil, old j 11 liolp.lp . I � ' fidential together mighty nigh all '. , .� I .
3LASSES, VITT� I I I I Is piece alone, an' yolie '11ardoway thought she!d' soiter put a I, 'Your paps; gettill' old an' Childish,".. I a Wli� �o see 'IMi" he Said. -I'll go Jest .
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A PAIR OF GOOD C rang YOU 'Can . morn- � m �lg .
- . . ed Rayburn Miller about It, and he a��PayluO a'dollar a -.acre. Wbarrs it - . fill- But let's not, cross a' brid,re tell we y, .
RD BY US, WILL ASSIST IN . told me to do all I could to. s'ta'p father. Ward in. tile di9pute to pay kej her' whimp6r6d Mrs. Blslaop. "He's heerd . . .: . Sti, s you. . As fet its I'm concern'
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DRIVING AWAY TRE, FROWN. from Investing. andYO'u know 1108 as' � It to come from 10 � � I . board aW keep, milshe told Betsy that I � so. t -know he wa ' t tellih, me no 116, but, .1 .
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===-Z �---- � I �barp' a speculator am over mountains SZ some day advaiftee,'aill . . I I tell You, .I rockoh;ydU all-nover Ill rest till V
t;,"t W 11 It. hilln't never had* a chance to .
. ---��w-, . lived; but , . Bishopsalffed and ran a. steady hand � . . . . �, � . . . . I . .
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. P�. J. . GRI leg 1119 money, . ; . ver . 1111VO things nice about Ihn. She I � said b efit ,of It. -Ile's gain' to bankru � . . � - �.,-,, I . . I � I : . . . .
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00-Mbib;m , . , a natural Stoop that they gof by,livint Bf I doill'-th(i man accused - tho I : G_ -.-. 11
11 CLINtrOW, ONT& . chIckells, turkeys, geesej-ducks and pen, ralsin' the devil an, Tom Walker-abotit Ill 7��` ..
I . I I � .cablils with low roofs. ' . dored from the hall as he str6d To get iha ' . . I . .
L . fowls. In the sunshine oil the veranda thei trade, an'she don't a . LSho Wasn't e out, , , L t. appetizing, . . I . I .
, o much, no ,spreadin' lei- butter as thick am she "It'll be my money thaVs lost-monej , brown appearance and out. .1 I . I . .
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. . I I., , , _ . I to come from.', thought .Sho,was-ur L nlaybe It was the that I Made bYL hard work." ' . I � . I .
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� - ___ - _. I -womah, "When You've been tellial me blo,ed up like thOL'-woods afire ' In a He stood beto t e, his wife. "I've had * . ), 'S ,
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Stretched themselves lazily and gaped. sort 9110 was spr6adinr-for l3eisY . them, glarin 11 . t,21 I * ,
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IV '4you L knowed I had $6,000 W11th .01 gin, on some she'd re I'm doint the best I ki ' L
g"/.' .1. . i . . . I spent mostol the rest or her visit brag, er. Dry ,Up noW-not another word, .
j 'yv- -j. .1 I.. nitakin' out With the churnhil tal I . into the hot oven .
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I (, ." st... . W. . I feel like It's 9 WaStO Or time to do a stock in -th * =ng the hot, heavy pan and holding it in the
. . Z�.j :5� ,.",% ,t . W I . . a Shoal Rl,�er cotton mills, Said the name sounded like the start my Ilghts to provide for my children, . I front of,
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I . C �, , L (lid t you?" asked Bishop defiantly oven while it -was basted. A tedious perfortnallee with ,
1.9 ...., .. f . a L . of 'am had, been religious and'sub. an' I wou"t be interfered wIth.00 , �
I q., . like a ehild, 'Of we botli'go In together, lid yet ,with the manner of. a man sianch,o) � . . .
- . ; I slts, The draw -out oven racl� bf the ., I �
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. lffl� ` "BrOtho Abner," Whined Slrs*. Plah- eyt% Mrs. Bishop finally retorted, as I
.. 0 If. - ., tbin', hut we must Stop ,fin of -we kifl.o Would fall lightly. * I . L I .� '
. . t�. " _... � ' opt, 11 wlsht you,d hush till that fool- her brother knew She Would In 'bet. . .
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PA1nt0d1�sI,.'V bill,-. lb one corner stood "Well; it happens that Shoa . Is I tack is I "Well 11 and the old matt smiled and anything excep . t. L the, porebouso," She. . ..
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I _ r 1. pointed.' oct4g- , Jost the tame, on the market as ready both all the advice I kin. Now, the "That's bedalse you don't happento .. ward4nd therack brings theparl
- I 0 L MAI 1,10 and a stool with balreloth, bout the bust as I . .. . . � 'is contents out of the oven . .
-evlaoe was wide and MOtrOWo but never varyin, moreln 11 now, but bf the mill was to keteh on �4.*6�, 1 . I
I � -vorino. The BI I money' lip a little today ant 'down to- Shoal River stock is a -good thing 1-Ight know as much a USA � andi :
IT IS A AIOST I I%RWAS) XT . .I .1'.. . 1. .. .1 —, 001006000MMUNK , fraction Of R cent on tile dollar, an' so fire ant burn down thned be a logo, ".. . .. waie� . I , . I . . where h may be.illorouglIly . .
high and bA4 a Screen made at a dtd_ the Tompkins beirs Say they,d jest go Then as — . .
A —_ . � basted Ivith the greatest ease,
111TV07 TO I-1AVR P110TOGRAPINC for timber land, It ain't easy -_ �� .. . �'j � The Imperial oxford IL-ingo, I
AT R14COTTYLAR 1NT.8RVAtj8, ; orat6d Win.dow shade tightly Pasted on Ileve have It, all, its I'm Itchin' to rO, to, sell but It mought I . .
80 AS a Wooden tpAn),q. take a start be. , . ?j .lessens tile labor ofcooking and
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