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ch ing Skin,
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1 wait taken, with an itching on my
arms which proved, very dipagreeable. I
couoluded It was Palt rherim, and wilght a
bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. in two days
after I began taldug� it I felt better And It
w4o riot long bot0o I was cared, Have.
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nover bad any skin disease sinoe.11 Mite.
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rids the blood Of sA iMpuldtlea SO
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. In Irliere an Aweirlean Facet
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the Irish face,, the Italian face, tliq
chipese, face, the Japanese 'face, thtl
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. Proneb face, the Indian fate, even the ,
negro face -all. these have Something
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pipture In orie's Mind. But the Amer -
lean fac.e has ug strong characteristic
to differentiate it froin other face.B of
superior races, remarks London Health.
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It Is International, for here arid there
one may find the traces which suggest
I a relation to, this, that or the other face, �
It may be'a' line or a Ilgament-be-
queathed by tin early Ilngllsb ancestry,
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or something Suggestive of Teutonic
origin, or it sharp suggestion. of the
Frenchman% face or the Irishman's or
the Itallan'i or the Scotchman's, But
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abstractly.one call scarcely call up the
American face, r . . .
UnCle Sam, with his striped trousers,
. his sharply cut Coat, his plug'hat, his
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� countenance, is' a happy conception,
yet he may never hope, to portray the
matchless'and Indescribable cosirippoll-
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A �� Prepared In two dedees of
4 I strength... No. 1 and No. 2.
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medtclne.know - - -
'No. 2-V or special cages -!-10 degree,
strong r -three dollars per box. . I
U.dies--ask v6ur' druggist 'for. 661i:Pe
Cotton Root Comilbound. Take no other
as all pills,. mi,xture*s and Imitations are .
dantrerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
rap ded by all druggists,in-tfie Do.
.G01M.tmol1Canu4ia. Mailed to any address
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()IJr rcl)I&Itioll for, iltl�cricr work
Iwo beell fairly e4riled and is a S.Erong
ass7iralice tilat %Vc. "Will s %tisfy you.
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. anybody teacheS nle ally tri(IRS, I ae* I said: ,I've balf a notion to Sell. The I ,
"I knowleilgo tile corn and take Off Illy ne.54 for tun, while really our concern truth 1% I've got the finest Investment
. . I BY * 4. . � liat. it waS tillFj way. I dropped Ili 0 some Idle open to nte that I ever had. It X Could. I _f CORE
. he said JQ' 11101381Y. 'They don't do bust-
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. WILL No . to seo Miss Dolly tile other evelling., I Capital on hand. Do you think, you afford to wait a. few years. I Could, ,
, accidentally disclosed two tbings In could beat 0, per -c!ent?, I admitted that cola nioney out of tbli'priiperty, but I
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,. R, IIAWDEN tin offhand sort Of way. I told her It was low enough, but I got up as it I belleve In turning money quick.,
ABN E� LL 11 ave, you 'It tile $if I Like the running brook, the L
A a rh a r PV -4 some of tile views I g. -was suddenly reminded that tile banks so do V said 1, -ant, watched 111m. ' red blood that Ilows tbroturh
Worofer.,felf" , dance Ili regard to marrIage, and love close early In the afternoon. flirt about Ili the fryllit-, pan, Then 1: . the veins, has to come froli'll
" I .1 r railroad Idea." T 41 11 4 A ,Z thin%
arid one thing and another, and then, Said; 'What Is the priee you hold It at?' -
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III Complimenting you most: highly In I wO can MaRO the loan.' be an ,"but I "'I t1lought,l said Ile, 'that I ought tot ; somewb-cre. I I .
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RAKr Other things, I confess I sort of poked .got as pinch an I pald.1, spri!
. F41L 4t 410S.4 rectors. Cau!t you- give me two hours?1- ,,, ,Ile T , J!Fs of red blood are I .
DIANI�'EL A I . flin at you As Inueb as you paid 4i 11 -C
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"I tbouglit you woul(ln!t. ralod,11
grinned Frank. "I used to think you
were the one man, I bad to fight but I
reckon I was iiiistalmn. A feller'la
love imagines everybody In creation Is
against him." I
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rled away to where Dolly sat, ii new
Magazine In her hands and. a. box of
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candles on the grass at her feet "I
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saidi with a pretty flush and no little
excitement "To tell -the truth, 1. sent
Frank after �the melon wbet% -1 recog-
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it.... You May ba'surpiJsed, but I'llave
a business � message for.you, and I
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"You don't mean it,'� lie. laughed.
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. week... Ile didn't seem to think much.
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of it then, but"-sbe hesitated.,. ,and
smiled as'if - over the mom ory of soM e-,"
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. thlug amusing-"hels been think1bg, of .
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It .pinc - e. - AS Frank. arid I drove -
through the'mall� street this m6rnlIig'7
Fitriitt lina gone In a, store to, g�t k
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basket of, fruit -he came to me on Ills
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to como in town tonight wlthout� fail,.
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I so as to meet 111111 af. Ills ofIldo. enrly in
(be.morning.. He'll be baek-on the
'*midnight traill., � I 'asked bim If It was
about the: railroad, and he said it -was.
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'tilm glad -of that',", said Ahiu, a thrill
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burn throw. cold -%�,ater.on , my ideas the
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"I know lie didi arid it was a sliame'!,
..said. Dolly -warmly., "The idea of his
. thinking he is the .only man'lu Gooigla
, with OrIginalItYl Anyway, I hope it:
� will come to something.1f, . . . .
"I certainly do," respqndeclAlan. "It'd
the only. thing 1 could think of to help
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.my, people, and I am wilting"to stake
till I have on it -,which Is, after all,.
nothing.but time and ebergy.11 I ,
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else discourage y6u," said the girl, her
eyes flashing, ' "A man who listens to
. other peopld -and puts his own Ideas�
-aside is unworthy of the brain God
I .gave him. There Is ' another thing'p-
lick Voice Sank lower and her eyes
sought the -ground-"Rayburn Milleris
it fine, all round Map, but he Is not"per-
'feet by any means. He talks freoly� to
me, you know; bole known me since I
,was.knee high, WdII, he told, rne-w�ho
told me of tli6 talk he IlAd with you tit
the darice: that night. Oh, that hurt
ine-hurt Mel"
"Ile told you thatIll exclaimed Alan
In surprise. , . .
SiYes, arid It actually disgusted me.
Does he think all men ought to act on
'tilat sort of advice? Homlglit,-forbe
hns made, an unnatural man of him-
self, with all his fancles for new -faces,
but you. tire hot thai kind, Alan, and
I'm Sorry you and he are so Ifitlinatel,
Vot that he can. Influence YOU MUChl
but he has already In a way, arid that
. has., pained me deeply." .
"Ile ling Influenced me?"' cried Alan
In Surprise. "I think you are MIsm
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"You May not rettllze.lty but be bas."
said Dolly, with g6ritle, and yet un-
yielding 'earnestness. "You See, you
. tire so very sensitive that it would not
. be hard to Make you believe that a,
. young filan ought riot to keep on Caring
for a girl 'whose parents object to big
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There *as,a, pause. At the foot of
The hill a little brook tan toorrily over
the water browned stones, and It9
Monotonous lappitig could be board dis.
i fiflotly. Under th6 trocs across tbo
he ouploa had drawn
togothe� 4114Vere singing; - - -
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�4_ 'y' ""' 4' a44 prorntse" to me"
at the 10inball House at 4. X -rent
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"Well, she, first read me a lecture
to a.matinee, saw It half Over 4nd,went
ill at the ladies' entrancoo r till) hotel.
'Do you think y,ou could possibly sell , called marrow
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I a piece of land for as much as thoset SOI11e say red blood also comes
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F ,"low, 4d11%b1*qW"W49"W=0WWA0Nft�NW
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about bad, empty, shallow men, wbose
very souls were damned by their past
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Sharks? If YOU can, You'd better go from the spleen. Healthy bone .
In the busJness. '
"I see the boat r,o round the bend,
careen, tnterferfilg with the pure Im-
dodged him." .
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..)edged him?" echoed Alan. '�Wlhyll-
real estate You'd coin .
' money. Why, they yanked-twd tbou� � marrow and healthy spleen
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pulses of younger wen, ant). I'll swear ,
Miller laughed. "You tion't suppose
sand out of you, didn't they?' are full of fat. � .
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_JDQI)y had paid exactly what be had
I felt like crawling in a hole and pull-
V1 lot a big fish like that see me ffirt-
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I don't really think PorkIns bad Scott's Emulsion makes new
noyer hoped to Ilear lick any, and the
, Ing the holg In after me, Well. I got
through In. fashiori because she
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fact of her broaching Such .1 subject la.
such a frauk, determined way sent a
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didn't want me to see her real'beart,
Sunlight, do you? I saw'b'
7 his: man.
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op's deal, I bought ray 14114 On Illy � MarrOWand, he spleen with
glow of happiness g1l. over him. I
and that helped me., Then she took up
per that was anxious to meet me,
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fully, "that Rayburn or any man could
the railroad scheme, you know I bad
heard that she advised her father in
can't close a deal like that Ir,k 4 minute,
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11 Vell,' I said, 'how will fifteen bun, I CO . . "I
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4red round wheels Fitrike
keep we fromll-he looked Into her full,
all his. business, matters; but, geewbil-
and.there are Many slips.. I went back
to the club and, threw. myself on a
you?' I For pale school 'girls and .
"'I believe I'll take you up,, be said.
expectant eyes and their plunged mad-
keep from caring for.
lkills, I never dreamed she could give
me but she did -she simply did.
lounge and began to smoke and .read
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11 want to. ranke that other Investment., inValids and for all whose .
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you, from loving ,you with all my heart,
points,
She looked me straight In the eye and
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an afternoon paper. Presently be came
in a cab. I heard him. asking fof me, in
So Nye closed, and I Nvent at once to blood is thin and pale, Scott's .
I . lavo Eli) deef! recorded before lie had
Dolly, but It really Is a terrible thing
to know that you are robbing a girl of
. Stared at me like a national bank e*
aminer as she asked me to. explain Why
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the hall and buried, my head In the
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6 c4aucq to Change his mind. 1 E mulsioll i�. a pleasantlard rich . . .
Ynn s-. I'll) Interosteti. In tI.JQ t Z� �.
Nbloulv' ' blood food.. It not only -feeds �
not only the love of her par6nts, but
that particular road could riot be built
bonanza for
paper, Caine me, and rose
and looked Stupid, I can do it when -1
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I and I'm going to bell) YOU Put It blood -making organs but
her rightful Inheritance, when -w en"
-he huriled on,.seeing that an impulse
and why it would. not be a .
the owners of tile timber land, I
try, If it Is 'something God has failed,
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bring. them In in gIVe15 fliern strength to do ' .. .
to Speak was, urging her to - protest-
thoUght She was an easy fish at first, .at,
and I.began to apologize.
"Ile dIdWt seeni to care, 41f it bad
the morning, and If . � .
we can manage -our Yankee Jus right I their Proper work- �
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name and, moreover, -have a black eye
and I gave her plenty of line, but she
kept peppering me with unanswerable .
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men a deal of yout Own,' be said, with
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questions tili I lay down on the bank
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a laugh, 'You'd have been moro'
prompt,! andI managed to'look. guilty.,
.1. I SCOTT &'llowNA, 011cmIrts,
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clared the girl almost white with an.
ger. "I knew It! Oh, Alan, Rayburn,
as weak as a rag.:
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gave me was In - wanting to. know If
. there were not Many. branch roads that
Their he sat down.
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Bishops sat out on tile verall, �- - -!!,��---4* .. .
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Miller might be able to draw"back arid
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leave a girl at such 4 time, but no man
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(lid not own their.rolling stoe .
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Is not another concern In America that
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retiring. There was only one with Rayburn Miller about your land. �
, He and I have lately been working. on
light
could that truly loves no -as I belldve
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can. We happen to have a railroad
burning in the. house,. and that ! a little Idea of'mlne. You know there ..
was the little smoky lamp Ili the kitch, � ...
you love me. I have known how you
have fej� all this time, and it has pear�
engine, -and wouldnyt have them as a .
free gift. She said If'such a road were
.
about that length up Ili east Tennessee
. I are people who will lend money on real
en, where tIfe cook� was washing the � estat6, How would It suit you to bor-
ly broken my ,heart, but I could no't
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built as you plan. these two malri'lln, eS, ,
that has playea-out, and you see we
could mova It ta where It would do.
dishes. Bishop sat near his wife, his - row $25,600 onAlrat land, giving tba,t, - , -
cohLt.off and vest unbuttoned, Ill's chair �
write to you'when you had never even
told what,you have- today.' -kon.
.would simply fall over each other to
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or -sbIp-..
- .send out cars to be loaded f ,
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some Lrood., . . I
"As
I � . , .alone as securItYlIP . . .
. tilted bacl� against tile -weatherboard- I There was � startled .'silence, and ,
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me
must . net let anybody or 'anything In-
ment at competitive rates; By George,
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soon as lie told me that I knew
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lie.was our meat, Ilesiaes, I saw trade
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Ing. Abner Daniel,. who had beeiX try . Bishop broke Win, a tono of great Irrl- �
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, -Ing P ' .
ever since alippier to cliver,them u
fluence you, Alalr, I'd rather be. a -
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poor man's wife,arid do my I own work�
It was. a corkerl I found out the next
(lay that she was right, and that doing .
Ili his eye.aA big as an are light. 10
Make a long tale short, he Is cpnilng
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In regard to their financial misfoktune, [' "Do you take we fer, a plumb fool?',- .. 11 �� 11
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,than let; it paltry thing like niy father's
' away. with the rollIfig stock, I shops an a
up lierQ-t011!" It, and it Your father Is
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sat. smoking in his favorite chair near - - . .
. f he'asked.. "When I ,want. you an' Ull-
tile banisters, on top of which lie now ;
money Ir6o me.fiom standin by the
P It. ., I
man I lov6.11 I . . : I
so. forth would cut down the cost of
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your road more than half??. .
NVIlling to. accept the loan lie can get
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. . ler to dabble' In my business,. I!Il call .
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and their placed his, Stockinged teet. 1 on you. Twerity-five thousand, I say! -
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Alan's fa . . .. .
Ice was ablaze. He drew
. . "That's a. fact," .exclalmed Alan
. . . .l ,curity-provided.
"and I had not thought of it."
tile money, giving only tte land as se -
we don't- Slip up,'
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. "Yea- needn't talk that a -way, Broth- ; if I Could exchange every acre of It . .
ei Ab" sighed Mrs. BAshop.. O�Yolre ' . . .
fer to lift, the
himself up and gazed tit her, all Ills
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poul Ili his eyes., 'IT I hen I shall. not
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-- "She's a stronger woman than. I eve . r
Here's the only thing. I'm afrald of.
'wets
j, enough M'olrtgage on this �
jest dopin' It out ol goodness o' ,beart. I farm arr, 'keep a roof .o"ver. our, ..heads, . 11
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1-"irot for
,give y6u.up,11 Ile declarm
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Imakified,11 Said Miller. .,"By George,
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it. -were I'd..
When Wilson here, lie may got tQ
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making. Inquiries .around and drop on
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Wo ,Might Its well' face- -the truth.
. : I'd do it gladly.. Pshawl" I .
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� We've. got to step down from the posi- 1 There
(mything in the world. And. If there
is achance in the railroad. Idea I shall
she not- on your stilng,
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t make a'dead act for her. A. wife like
to tile report Oat yotir ftither IS d'ism
was'another sllenc% and then . �
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' tion we now hold, an' present way. �1, Alan" began to explain. � . .. I .
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j)vork at It ten thries as hard'n6w that .
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iliat would .make a man c' omplete.
. Is 'in
gusted with his Investment, and'sWell.
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a mouse and pull off., What I. want to
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.111vin'. An' tbftr!s Adele. Pore child! I � . . .
- Ohb said In lqr: In I . I - Wbile be talked Mrs. Biplicip sat like,, . .
letter that she'd
I. have talked with you." - ,
-She love with you, or thinks she
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do is to get at .him the flr�t thirig after
.at -.'a Agure out from stone, and 131sho1r. . , .. -
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ery eyeA out. She was bent., Oil 'his
They sat together In blissful Igno-
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Vince of the passage of timw till some
K but she .hasn't that
.1 `wIil_O'_the-WlSP
glarnour. She's bitsihess.f.rom.hor toes
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breakfast In tue morning, ko.:�ou!d bet-
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leaned fo rward. elbows on - bis. � I
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I comin! borue, but ler Uncle William knees, his big1ace,in his hands. It
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lone shouted out that lIrank Hillhouse
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to her finger, il'psi By- Georiye, I be-
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ter brIiIg. your father and mother In
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early,,. If we once get Wilson's i*eiJty;.
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*onyt let $ez., He said she!d not. do any. � ' I . .
. � . I ,was a's If, n'tornado of hope had'blowix . .
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,,was ..60ming with the watermelorr.
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lieve ellemakes a business of her love
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lave -thousand frito-It, we call-everitual-
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" � .. I . . . .r bIm,'sbakIng.hIm* through and , . .
goo . . �
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An' she wouldn't," put in' Bishop - .
Then, all the couples Ili, eight or bear-
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Ing ran to'th'o .spring, where 11111bouse
affairi She seenis to think sbe'll. settle.
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It by a sum Ili alg b . ra But to get .
ly sell out. The main thing Is the Wall,
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through.. .1 . . � � . .
'. "The eight 6' you an! Alan be- . . I . I . I
gruffly i . I I . .� . . � I I
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Could be seen pinnghrg the big melon
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back to tile ,railroad, for ll*e got lots
Yon think'so?" . . I .
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"I . certain . ly do," said .Alan. '!Of
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e all th6 time 1 CONTI.IN ,J) )
I fore in h � 4. (TO 11L . I . ,.
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. �"�U.�,__
into t.ho 'water. Hattie A100-11der and
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Charlie Dur I badbe,4n
to. tell yoV. Wbdt: do you reckon I-. :
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course a. good many things. might in-
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...--- - �t
me what a,.fool I've -been."' - � _-1 I., :t!r�
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. You-, are both , crossin'. bridges �fore � . 9 . . . I
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. . ant, .who I perched
.on a Jutthfg howIder;bi I gh'up'On'the
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. found that day?, You couldn't:gpess Ili
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-a thousand years, � It was a,prelin-li- *
te , We'd Ilia. e to get a right of
erfere. .v "
* V the toad
befoi.
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. . you g1t; t.o,.Iejh,'.' .sald Abner. "A lots ol . . , . I � �
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hralys.ls %Rd
hill 6ehinA Doll, klan, Came, half
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half down, I
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.ri.�ry survey of a rallko4d. oil.cepiannea
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way and a -charter
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could�,be built,.arid,I reckon they woll't
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folks has ,come out'n aprapes.-wugg'rr . I
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,what ard'in, ten to one. I ain't f
L coffictor Afaila
running ' catehing
�, slidlur, *
from.. Di I , . Yougl; Your fa-
ar ey right ill
buy till.they are stiro.of those things.""
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.You I .
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n ver mentl6ed it, but my land baln't - i
at the trees to .keep from falilng. -,: ,
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11B eitter .come get your teeth hi -that
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, ther,s puL,�,Ila 96 to "Alor-anton, N. C.
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U was made just., before the war bY
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I No.'It"lliti.
I . Y take.- a longtime arid. a.
Jot of,patlence,". said Miller, 1%ut'y'ou"r'
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. . I . It, L - . I icureil positively by Dl,. cling I
I .got 110 1116itgage on an', Ycould'ralse. � O*s. Nerve Food .
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, - I . MR. JmNms A. DEAL, Bridgewater, N.S., -
. I ald nowin
melon," Hattie a, , Nvftll a it
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el Wadel. who, Ili his day;was
, old, Colon -father
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could afford- to wait If: he car,
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a,few� sbadsto bo'p keep up'yore Jn. Writes: -"Ab . out I a.year ago . . �
I suffered a strolte �, . .)
*. at an! taxes till could see
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sal4le at Dolly, They uvea. next dotir
one of the Mosi notmod'surveyore lirthe.
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.t., you
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yore'. of ,,,
. . .. ysis; ,which left me in a -very bad state .
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to.oRell Other And w6re.quiteL intimate, .
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"Come oh,Alan.W.' Dolly rose. ,"Frank
-will never forgive . me. if I don't ba,k.e,:
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some.lv .. -, .' . . . .. . I . . .
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"I slialn't have rnno Tr I go to Vav�rn
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totilglit,""i-6piie(l'*Alan... "I have, 'some I.
thing to dout Iforne first!' . . . - . .
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., "Then I won' keep you,", Dolly .
, .t .
snilled,* I "for you . must ,go and - weet
Itayburn, Miller. � I'm going � io hope,
that.he has had good luck in' Atlanta."
. The world had nevRrSeemed so full
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'of joy a , lid. hope as Alan rode 1.6111e -
ward. vile eurxi.was setting -I'll �lur'101�2. �
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splendor - bey6ild the towering - moun . -
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tains, 41jove which tile sky seeiried. art .
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odean of motbek.of pearl and liquid,
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,,, Tvuly It was good.to bo,allv'e�
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At the bars.he i.net Abner Dairiel'with
i fishing Cane In his .hands, his' bait.
gourd under his &rp,. . � , .. . t I I . .. .
"I know right wbar,you've bedn," he
said., w.1 , th a broad smile as he, threw �
down ' ,the .bars . fbr - Alan., to pass
through, "Useed that gang dolve,by
in, all tliblr Aukri this inorri . hil, .Ahe
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qUeen . bee In. . the lead.with that'little.
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�ffiakeshlft of a,man.11 % . . . I 1.
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Alarf dianiounto . d to proven I t his Uncle.
state. - This end of the JIxie -was � all I '
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.cared about, and that was almost its
level as -a f1bor. alon�- the. river ,and
down the valley. into the'north end CC
town. It's a.borializa, my. boy!. Wb ' y.
that -big bottle 'of timber land has nev-
er been busted Is a wonder to. mo;,. If -
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its' many kaukeeg -ha.d been 110'silig.
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ahput here as there have b . Cell Ili other
goutbern'sectiong, It wo�qld, have -boon
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shatdhed mi) lorig. ago"l, - I I .
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I � 'II'm awftilly'glad to. bear you. say all
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t4ISI!, Said . )0an, "ior.it is the only
way out*,of.bur difficulty, arid soino" �
thin � g has to be done." .- ' ' � . . .
.41t may cost . You a few years. of the -
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.ilarde . kit. . work. you 'ever I bucked . . down.
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to," said Miller, "and some ,sleepless.
hights-, b6t I really believe you 4ifLve
fallen ' on'to' it better thing than' tiny '
I ever sVuck. I.could make It wh&.
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Vve already'done'sonitAliffig.that , *111
I a6binish you� I happen to.-kpoNy sflght�
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ly Tilhianh Wilson, the president of.the
- Southern Land tind. Timber comi*iry,
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. Their ofilces owe in Atlanta. I I'kne'w
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q lie. was my man to tackle, so -when I
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. got to Atlanta r o
hird jast as It it.were accidental.,' .1
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wAy aheadi � I . , "IlLh. To add to my troubles last winter . I
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. . , - "Hub Ill snorted .his? brotlier-in-la.w.,
grippe, which. c9rupletely,exhatisted -
I tool0a , , �
. �'Do you idekon I'd ik as ol(l. a man '
Y nervoussystem.., I couldscarcely.walk or, - - . �
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as you. are, an' po. blood -kin, stake life
. . talk, "my legs. and arms - .
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I , little all to help me outof -d hole that'.
*deeper
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I . I : ' , * - ., were partially paralyzed, , .. � . .
I fP blood did'not'arcu-
I Is. ditfiril all'. -.w�der all thetime- .
44�ge�, .1
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. I late �roperly, and I could '
a, hole I deliberately got. myself Into? .
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'Well, ',
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not mubhP' _. - - . . .
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. . "I ,wouldn't listen to-. that ritither,"
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.. , ,,00. doc'torsgave me up and' ' . . . .
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'declared Mrs. Bishop, "but not many]
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I men would offer It." ... . . . .
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. .. , t , brough. the summer. . I . I
.. The.y .heard .a. horse trotting,dowp
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. ", ... . "I began the use of . . .. �.. . I
Chase'sNerve Food;
I the road, and all bent their heads to .. !
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Iletenw. "It's Alan," said Abner.. III was �
. � :ind persevered in the. . . -
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. �tieamient, ,anti -how I ' '
thin.liln' it,w.as time he-7gs .show! , 11
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chan in my con it n has be�:n most remark . .
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Mrsi Bishop roia wearily to order the
able.,�, t is a surodse .to everyone to know � .. . I ;,
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. cook to,get his supper ready, and re-.
that I at able'Vo -be arotifid again. My ner- - ' . �
IX 'was
tukned to �tbe . just. as Ala *
voua systerti'bas'bLen built. up wonderfdlly by I . i . . .. ..
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. .veranda
. coming from the stable. Ili) sat down .
. -emefly, .I a able to. -,
ti - iis i I in rest well, my ..
circulation is normal, and.my general health -. ' -
,on the steps, -lashing the lege of his
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good. My appeliLe is firstclass, and I have. - .
dusty trousers .with his. riding whip. �
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Ea in ed eon.4derably in flesh. " - I .. - . . I
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It,was.plain that he bad something -
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Toprote6ti,onagaiiistimitELtionttlic�p'ortmit I 1. . I .
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I of-AmPortanee to..tay, ,and .they
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w.id.sigrnature ot Dr. A. W. Chase, the famons �, . . � .
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. recell"i book author, are on�everybox. , I 11 ., .. � - ..
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from puttIng'up' tlie.bars, and ,they Invited him to..Iulich with .me at the "Tw6tW-J1v.a'thoiwand1 ,on' thattandt" . , 1 o -Alave a Lru y � C O�s S KM C . . I<) � , I .. I � . .. . ..
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. Capitol City club;�You know I?in a . I , . . to aturn-it 1� i
walked.lionieward side by side. I . get i his money. baCk 6y' I rich and juicy d6ne. . I .- , I .. I .
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nonresident member. You see, 7. knew . ust.be broileA. Yet niost.r-angesz- * 1. - �p . . .
"Yes, and I"Te had the time of my . . loan. I tell you tbat'S.,thernain thing. Ill . . . - � . . I �
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I . . . : it: I, put myself - ill. the - lIght -of ,I mail . . d6h't make Pr r, provWon for.. I .
fin. . "I talked � . i I . ." . . � . I I f I - . . . - -
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.life," said the young tin ' . with something. to sell, he'd". hurry, : ,If -1 haa off6reA to sell Wilson the ; - 0 09rZilin aild toasting.' door of the � . . I
-to -her for a solid hour." - - . .. Whole thing- qt -*25,0.00 -lid never would., I br 11ing. . The . � I I . .. . , I . �
. . . 1, away from Me,, but 1. didn't, As a � . I I . I . 9 . . .. I .. . �
11I.could see that In Yore face," said . 6 � have come ,up here but- he is sure now - - I . .� I . I � . .
pret6xt.1 told lilm'l-.had.sonle clients ' . �, I I I . I . . . I I , Is , .. . I
. Abner. quietly. "You couldn't hide It? . . . that the property is .just what be is �l . . t I wqk . I . I -
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' - let up here N010 W'Anted to raise a consid.:. . I . I I . I : I - � '00 EL . . ... � 11 .�
an'. V Il I hot she didn't lose thue In - . � . looking for. Oh,.we are riot cort,tilli of .' � IL-. I "Mr . . . .
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. . . . . . amourit of money. and that the .. . . I M:, , , , IWO AL i I '.1mv A'%- f 0 r a , .
orable ' . . . . .
tin' -yon. know �vhat she never, could . I . I him by. a long Jumpi it all depends , - : I . P , I I I I . � � . . I I . .
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me�ll . I " 1. . . Security �offerod Was fine thriber land. � 11 -whetiier he Nvill. .insist on going over . - � . � . P
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� hide from . ;o � . . I
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".NVe. understancl ea t or er Yon gee ' that caught him; he was on tber6 or not. . If he does, those, moss. . I .� , �;,., � p. I I a� n 14mo . I I , � . .
C1.1 O h . , he'tt, , . I - , R . I ,B fp§.� . . I
fiow,1P adfilitted Ala' . . . his own gi�ound. . I' saw.,tbat he was, , , I � .. �7 . , , I .. I . 1. .* . : . m . . .
. n. . . . . and -I boomed the property, ' backs wql - bulst the' tbing'wide, opeA.: I 1, �_ � .. � I.. . I . � .. ..
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. "Well, rve certainly set my beart on Interested,. . . . . If lie cornee straight to my office In . . 7 . .
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the matcb�on gittin' her ltv;ow tam., -6 the skies. . . I . ' ' � . . y , paciouS, You can g6t a largefe . . _ . � I
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I . I "The more I talked the. more he .was. the morning, the Aeal may be closed,' .�, . . do . .broile'r easilk.int6the dogrand over , - * - . . . I I .
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ily," affirmed A.brier.,-I'Durned ef-I - but If he lies around the hotel falkingf ' . ,- . . I
declare � sometfinWilm. afeerd Ilm-gono s Interbsted,- till It was,bnbbling Out - all. somebody . *111 sp I oil' our - -arid . I ' . F � . . � thc� glowin�. coals, without - I 1, . . � I I
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on "er myWf., ,Yes, I Want yon an' I._ over him.. tile a a 14.eW Unglander, who Wilson wilrbang off to.make llls"own :1, � . � C� 00 . . �1
. I untry' la,wyer without a, IV I 11 - . . s' . . .
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to make It. I want.to -set anl.smoke � � tfilriko h! co 11 I terms iatei-19 he makes tiny at a ill, i , . 40 . .. . . heaXo* ?th�oe..fire yourselE '. . , .4,
1 Harvard education belongs to an effbi:4 * I " I I I I . 1. .1 � I I . I . .
an' cliaW ofi yore front porch an' beer . . � I It's ticklish, b . . .. A . � I � .. .1 .
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�... civilization, and I let him think he . tit iVe may w1n,'! I . - . - . �all at one of our agen- . . :
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her back In thokitchen frylif tam an' � , "It Is. a rather ticklish situatlon,01 ad. I y ..... t � . . . .
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eggs�. an' 1�_tbe- old, man winked -111 .Was pumping me. I even left oft my.. . Initted Alan, "but even If we do..got , I' : � cies or wri-te to us. for : . .
donit� know as' 10d ob�ect, to. trottin . 9's arid Ignorod,my ros, I lot him think the loan - on the proiparty.0 don't you . I I . . bQoklot .. I .... .1'. . � .
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time betwixt meals.0t . .� . life;. Pretty soon he bpgun to N hope to scoop the property In for the ' 1� I I I. I I.. I . 6 . . .
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440b, come off, Uncle � Ab!" said Alan, � � know If you cared to sell, but I Skirted debt?" . I . I ' ' . . I . .. I . I .. �
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that. Indifferently, as If I had Jib Inter- . . I . �. The Ourner - : ; �
with a duali., "Tbatls going too far." . est whatever.in It. I told Ill . "He might," miller'- smiled, "if 'he ' . / . � . . . I f � . I
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The old man whisked his bait goul*4 didn't want- to in ,a � . Fou'lmdry 'Co, I - .
round 'Under his other, arm. His eyes ther had bought the 1)ro�erty to hold . ov - that. railroad .. ".
. , somewhere elsei arid, besides, you I . . I , ,P) . . . . 1. . .
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twinkled and, h I e chuckled. ll 'Taln't for an advance; Ahat he i had ,spent , - I I . - . . . S/ . . 1011IM14.042 . I .
ther (!an koep the money in sultimble .. I I . . I . . .
goin' as fur as havIn' one on each years'of his life picking out the! rich- y emer . I .1 � � . . . . I � I . . . I . . :
. oat timber -spots and buying:thern up. . shape to Day off the note In an - - . I . . . . . � . I I . .
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knee all, both phie blank alike an' ex- gency and free himself." .1 . I "I I , . .. .. . Tor.onlb - I . I .
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actly the snme!age. I've knowed that Then he came right out, as I hoped he. III don't know how, to thank you, old' I " �, ; . I . . . I . - . .
to happen in my day an' time,'when would,.and nt you 5 1 �2 ff .. r4ontaleal whmulved � I
mail," a:nswered Alan. "It you had - . % . I � I . � I
wanted to borrow on, the property. I A, Vautdouve, . . .
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nobody wasn't even looldn' for a Inm . - been personally Interested In this, you .. r, , 1. . . r I . .
erease." . had to speal,. quick,* and, remembering I - , /, , . I � . I
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. miller threw himself back In his It . . . . . .... . 7 - . . 1. 11 � . . � . . .
. I had put In About $20,000 first and last, . ... I 4 'I" . . t .
. CHAPTP,111 XIV. . .1 put the amount at $25,000. 1 wag Chair and smiled significantly. "Do I - .. I . lk� I . Fl%
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HIM next morning Alan found taking a liberty, but I can easily get look like a man with nothing In It?" he F or Sale
: you out of. It if you decide riot to do It." . * I . .. I ------_- � I . .1 . �. � I . � .
the -door of his little office , "Twenty-five thousand[ On that 4.113ut you haven't anything It It," re. _ .----. =-=7'. __..,._ ------..-, -
building waiting for him. I -1 W Al. . p I A 991+ ,i,q,,%,IV1 +WAA torted Alan Wbrideringly, . . . I
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my father to ,death -to sell It for that."
"That's all -you know About It," Ull-
You," Miller said tentatively as he
"I can tirrango the papers so that you
ter laughed. "If 'the road Is built, I'll
shook hands. ' . .
are not liable for tiny security outside
make by It. This to another story. AS
I "It took me off,j�iy feiet," smiled Alan..
of the land., and it would practically
s6on as I saw you were right about
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"You see, I never hoped to get you In-
amount to a sale It you wished,it, but
putting a railroad Into the mountains
toiested In that scheme, arid when I
you doWt wish It, I finally told him
I began to look al'ound for some of
beard you were actually going to At-
that 1 bad an Idea that you would sell
that timber land, I didn't have. long
lantit about It I hardly knmv what to
ont for ,an even hundred thousand."
to wait, for the only than that holds
makeof It.". . I
"A hundred thousandi" repeated Al-
much of It besidos'061oliel Ilarolnya
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M rn his oflice, kicked A
an, with a. cheery laugh. ,,yes, WeId
Petor Uo8ely, whom Perkins fooled,
chair toward. Alan and dropped Into.
let go tit that." . .
just tr� he did your fathor-came In.
his Creaking tocket..
"Well, the figures didn't seftre him 0,
110 *SS laying for me, 1, saw it In his
,rit was not due -to you that I did get
bit, for lie finally come right out and
eye, Tile Lord bad delivered blui to
Intoretted,11 he said, "Do, yon know# I
iWted Me If It was lily opinion that in
me, and I was duly thankful. no was
can't think of It without getting hot all
case his Company inado the II % ,U you
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ft IhOrs.01 I liked to 1001; at- - 110 Opened
ovor with Shame. To. tell You 010 truth,
would agren to give, him the refusal Of
tip himself, bless you, arid bragged
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there Is one'thing I have always been
tile land at $100.000. 1 told him I
about, his fine body of virgin timber,
vain about, I didn'i honestly thlill',
didn't know, that I thought It possible,
1, looked bored, but let him tun on till
I tilepe was a man Ili Georgia that con] ' d
but that just then I had no interest In
lie was tired; their I said:
g1vo me any tips about Invostmentsy
the Matter beyond borrowing a little
"Well, Mosely, what do you Ilitcrid
1 but I httd to take backwater find for a
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� I lonoy on It. Ile itaked me how long
to do with your iftite elephant? You
woman. Think of tba�-a w0lpitn
lil was going to stay Ili Atlanta. I told
I
know It's riot Just thd sort nArnum Is
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knocked me off my perch ds clean and
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