The Clinton News-Record, 1903-09-24, Page 2now"
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r(uru, tre ++++*+++"4-"+++++"++ ............ $ ...... *++++++ , ii.,,r the government, with till Its high ; know Wbar till the white men in this I . ,,is,,. . 1P. -I I I
+A.re gymptoras .09 a weak, torpid ol I I p;11d belp, eayn't keep crooked $]Ill)- I town (to business, ,in' lie's as, white as "You know that I's not a businesslike
Stagu4ht condition p! tho'kidneys or , .& - BY 0 .? . * . Pla,4tvrs from sliffln' under our 110SPS, ! they Make 'cut on' as straight as a ITICII .01 villi
llvet,'and ,are A wArning it is exi'minely , , It ,,,,,,,,, ,,, k1ek agfln our lotildie out - sbiugle." proposition, Mr. W1146ii,"' Laid Miller,
I 11 WILL N � . . with a bland smile. "Why, it amounts
hazardous to neglect, 00 lln'V-OrtAnt 10 fer oursi.,vefi." . i "Ile's an a(-quilintance of mine," said i to an ption Nvithout Ally Illilit at all." �
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0, healthy action of these organs; I ,, .. BN R - 1, ,,You nop(In't lotie, any elp(sp about �i Wilson. "I thought I'd run Ill fill(] see I "Oil I don't Imow," gold Wilson '
They, are commonly attended by lose - I A._ . IIAW]BE ` the Soutlickrn Land and Thulier eom- I him hefore I ]payi-." . ' Til-nbers of onk �-pep the cAd
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. of energy, 1,1101C Of courage, aW eorlo- ? Author ot* pany, Airs. Bishop," vald Miller. "They � "It's right round the corner nil' down j just S we re, in (tt - IgI t 0 hollieste4d, stand
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,times y 0 . P .9 v"T"erfolt" ,%Vill take care of themselves. In faci. I the fust Side Street h ll"t- � way through. in fact.. it would Insure It paY6 to use the.
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Spondency. *1 �, - I I ,ain't got notlitill to the years. -
t I we'll have to keep our eyes peeled to � Nuse. do, I'll 7
1 ilkI -Nas taken Ill with kidney trouble, and, 4 44 Copytillik 1902, by . ; us of Ills. help. We catet buy a rJgbt right stuff, A
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becawo 50 weak I could it,carcelyget around. 1IAlLFE&!QZ Br,os., 1 watch them evell if We get this loall. , pliht It out.", 1 of 'way; we can't afford It. The Ott-
, . - f D iN l"r . I 1* wihion diaiet conio up here for tits � lITh4 Is It and hey i
.. 1. took, wediclue without benefit, and finally I Al"IEL I .; . nk you," sWd IV I oi t zens through whose property tile road 11 Men of Oak " are men i n
. decided to try liood's, S4rs6parilla. After � " 11 . � hetttli.11 , , � went out or tile it d dO'Wn tile ' runs must be periunded to contribute .
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the first bottle I felt so much � better that -4 I I .J .� , .1 . . "; 110h, motheh all right," sold ,Alan, I street together, PO10ou18)0uf1111n1lg vigorously
continued Its use, and six bottle$ made me ., ! 14 the land for the purpose, find Air. 131sh. rUacred - health, men whOM111
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liew?-oman. WbPri my little girl was a I T.$...4..,,$..,.$,:�.,-,,..+.-..,+,4+."+.�,+";4*.$.t,..,+�.,.,-*,-+N.�+o.+.,ss+s+.+4.+,Y+...,.+..�.+-+++�*+*+*+*+*+-��i,- i and So Is father, but tliey pinst not i at ]its cigar in the brisk breeze, op, of course, bus Influence up 'here bodics are made of the sound -
,a , . .: "Thar you are," oald Polo .
baby, Me could not keep Anything oil her I evw "Avow AWRft:04W_4NXW�A11Wftlh-1qW_4=WW1 09"Nob-OW7 .. I . chip lit with that sort of talk before i
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. Stomach, and we gave titer Hood's Sarsapa- . . � Wilson.,, I to Miller's sign. "Good (lay, Sir; much "Still be would be very Imprudent," est. materials. . �
irilla which cured her." MRS. TuomAs IN- . I I
,NIP, W411sceburg, Out. "You been dolul this to. help we but, 11 tai,en seats In the offlee, "We have ,,Oh, no, you mustult,ll.salIl Miller. 1 ObI0090d for this sZil," Rud wltll Ills ; said Ifiller, "to option Ills property .
r_r - - Itif be gaspedo "an', I never so much 49 gained the first step toward victory. l k yould better let me j head tit the air.Pole walked Past tile without' any limIt.. Now, here's what Childhood is the time to lay
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I 4 . Wilson is tit tile botel., - I saw Ills name - . we are willing to (to. As lon
""Od"S Sars(I a�-rl , .4 find Alan do the taIRIng. You gee, It - office without looking In . i I
, . . P . axed yore opinion one way or another." oil the reglstell thIS,1UOPL1I11g." ilk you I "Good a ornlng,ll� exclaimed Miller as 4 a" YOU ' the foundation. for asturdycon-
Cures kidney and liver troubles re. "I'd rather see you make nioney out you sit perfectly (111let he'll thil I I a � I hold .Air. 131shop's note fox, $25,000 UU
qnd builds. up A the of that purchase than anything, Ila the The older Bishops drow a breath of a . ro reluctant ab , Such big : Wilson entered. "You are not an early uqld ,vou ttliitil �4ve the %,'efusol of the Sti
lievea, the bacl1c, . relief. The old mail grounded- 1118 out giving ut of ' riser like we fire here In thecountry.l! tution, that will last for yearSj
whole system. � world," Said tits son, with feeling. . security fell Such a small atliou I I I�uld At $100,000. Now, take my alil.
I . I . � . heavy walking stick Suddenly, as If It I Ile Introduced Wilson all rourid and " I Scott's Emulsion is the right
--- __ —_ ___177=r I . bad slipped through his Inert fingers. money, and lie will trade faster 11 I vicell-Aliller was swillug broadly-,
� � . � I . . �!.. I . I "Oil, I'm perfectly willin' t� keep I then gave hini a chair near his desk "let it Stand At that.,, , I stuff.. . .
; . How 1344141AN Itrailto ITAIRO Sug4r. � ,,I,ln trustin! you boys to Pull tile , quiev, agreed tile old man, who now i Until. facing li�rn rather than the others. Wilson reflected for a iiioiiietit, and
L�vgr_place tile ludlijus in tile section � through," he said, With It slinky loug I", seemed better satisfied. - I ,Viis is We gentleman who owl's the : tile,, he said: *,.kll right. Lot that go. 1 .5cott's Emulsion, stimulates
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. of Vermont 4imv known as VietCher - " �� . 4,1. bithilt never treated Ain u right, till Pole Baker left the office with long ' Property, I believe," said Wilson suave� I Tito' other condition IS this -and it ,1- . I I I .
discovered I'lioney" in tile 11111PIC trOcR . �ko' I'm beer to confess It. I 'lowed I wits swinging. strides. There was an eW ' i the trrowim), powers of children,
.AT I it. , ly As he Indicated Bishop, need be only a verhal promisc-that i 0. .
I thAt'(11striet has, been known fail 'Ind � the only one in our layout With any t . hrough i Miller nodded.and a look of cunning nothing be gold about my company's ,
wide as the heart of the Vermont SU9, � . business sense." . I ealice to the Johnston: Ilouse ' t . . I I - hcll�s them build . a firm
. . a Wng'corridor opening oil tile Street, i dawned In big clear eye. waiting this loan nor. our securing We I .
. ar country. The way the red uien ex- V11 I '1111 11 "So you -tire wIIIlUg to accept the "YQ$ . , refusal of the property," foundation for a stur y consti.
I - , . And Into tlils.Pol(? slouched. Tile hotel I - I have just been explaining . 1 . d �
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tracted the delicious compound WAS 1, � I loan?" said Miller, lie clerk,.. 1 to Air, and Airs. Bishop that the mere
I - . some hat Slow �g compared with tile. . �114 :. 414WIlIliv? I recUon I am. I never I ofrice was .brilpty save for t' I Pr such as will be nec- i 1. . . 1. tution, . � .
. I . W I I who stood belifti(I the countpr looking i $19111119 Of a PUP, 1 Bishop doesn't - care to have the public ... ,� .. I ..
. o He used to cut a . slept one wink last nigiit for. feer. 1 know Ills business. Of' ( I 'Send fdr free sample, .
, present processi . : . 11 over the letters In.the pigeonholed key I essary to Secure the loan Will not Wild ' 'Ourso tile
WuJV " Ill Interfere with It." it Ill' � them at all in the'llandlitig of th(Air mortgage ,will It A at 1 � I
I I Slanting gash in the.bork and. Insert . . r [rock on the wall. There wits 9 I m to be recordc - I
� lit the lower end a gauge Shaped piece I . I :: 11 Miller reflected a moment find then I r,Qtlg o,vorlicall W. hicill Was rung by pull- ' PrOJ)ertY. YOU know how cautious Old' tile -courthouse, but that need not at: i SCOTT & 13OWNE,-ChemlVts.,
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. of we d I I frolij which the gap ran and - - . " an �
. . . - - said, "I am afraid of onlyoue thing, and. ,ople tire nowadays lit regard to tract attention. I doift ill le Air, ! Toronto, . Ontario.
0 11 I . . Ing a cord. - It :%vas UBed for anuoune- I er pe I
dropped Into. a poplar' 'or basswood , that Is tbl$: Not one man in a million - New, Alan here, tbolp . L 50o. and!; 1.00; all d rug�.,Iists,
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. Ing meals and calling the porter, A � legal matters.
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trough. At tile clid Of the season . 1.5,11 h will inake A trade of this -size without big china bowl.on tile counter wl,s filled son. understands pe matter th(wougli I flidentlal toi*.o, "These people tire the I : . �
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those troughs would be set up against .... IN corri5borating the Statements made by with wooden toothpicks, and thero,was ly, and tits raind Is notat all disturla',(l." I wot-fst gossips yov ever saw. it you i -_ . ___1_1 - * I I I I I *11 ..
the trees and left until the following ki, I the people he is d0allug With. Wilson role I Wilsou fell Into the prelitilillary trap. meet any of thein, they, will tell you I IT PAYS. TO ADVI-*RTISI-0,
. . 1% /11 "I a showcase containing cigars, . . � . X ' NhW"i-RIXORD,
h-Itime tile troughs /I! is at breakfast by this time, aild after * . I I I I T Till,,
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wol4ld'be thoroughly mildewed. _m_ ,\\ 1� he Is. through he may decide to noso
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I - it — - . Ing noticed by the cl,erk And then with- 1 Ali,,, lie liald. "The payinefit of tile wide open by buying. so much timber I _��m �,_��, _=Am-tief."�,
i . little before coming 'to tile. I ..4 I .
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drew Into the corrIflorti where tie stood , motley back to us reletw's yoli�l Ili S.
for. several minutes listlening, Presetlt-.� or course," WiNou roc(A 'ered 11111180f,
land, but this lonn. 'will malce Win its I
solid as the Bank of England. The �
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ly the dining room d � oor openied and , -"if We 111,11ce the loan." . . .
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Wilson Strolled out. and walked up to 1 several hearts In the room sank, but
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an iron L ttle swung from a s
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a lot.in to-wn alron.dy-and get to talk-
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"What "sort of �clgars have you. gotTI � I est. "Oil, of course, it the loan is I
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oil and ilien belled tit this kettle, Often
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taking 'two or three days' boiling be-
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quartpr," siias the respectful reply as Miller's ked tile. RsllQs.
I Wilson, and MIller dr6w a blank sheet
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the clerk recognized the man who bail -froul Ills cigar ,into. a..cuspldo , 'he'l
I 0 logo' cap Paper to Wal find began to
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asked f(;r the best room lit the house., lie looked at Mrs, Bishop sr
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v,!rlte, Half oil hour later Ille papers',
11 early Vermonters. eked out a "sweot-
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Wilson thrust big finger,s into his vent i "Does the lady object to swoking1l" .
I were - signed,' and..'Miller carelessly
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land for .at'ibast a hundred thousand
. 061 a "Not At all" said the old Intly; "not'l
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; 11 . . . . .. I 11 _; .., : and ille thing mould *Iju'st Ilk6 a bub- vocliet anu urew out. a eigar, elu.4 . I. . � I All. � L, V .
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I - - __ _ - _ . - - .: . . , I ble " . . ' ( can. wako wbht I hAve last me," he There' was a pause lip Wilson re "There You -re, .Air, Bishop,'! he said, � .
.. . L, -. . , . . . . ansforring his lighted his 'cigar. and pulled at It In si- , . , I a "You didn't want any ;
J . : .. . I . . . . Zan mentioned Pole Baker's propo- said, tr. � . . glance to Pole .. with a smile. . I I I
. 1, . I . � . 'It ratdV, Marse Alan,21 .sitidn. Miller thought It over.fi6r a. - -lio bad shambled Across the lonce. A step so ,
.� '.I . . . � � .. .. . . supper's . mom . ent his bro.,w Wrinkled, nnd' t . lien Baker, NN . unded oil the sidewalk - -one else to .bAve a fluj;er In that big il
. pie have . ma e* ' ., . . � . � abue put his head in tit tile. *
1� What shrLink your woolens ? . "Peo d e,fu'usof- you'In your. room, and ieanea heavily over the open and Tr, pie of yours oyertherej but you needed I
'he said: "Good -a good Idea but .Von I ' -11 tit 111111; money,' and 'I'll tell you I
� old age, but if we can.. build the road, Z I . . ' register. "Want. to b.uy,any'clifelcIns- 'door, , Miller Could have Swol is -a friend ;
L;1 Why did'holes vvear so soon ,,,, � . . must call 1�oie -in -and, -let in ill nIng, squIr%I it a hundred thousand c
;! . . ' -give in fine fryin'. size?" lie asked the clerk. . ,but he sullied. ' "Good mor 6sh 'down I
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� -a few polut0s. By (3 . . , 111C.Said, � . . will be about its well"a ,
I You used common . . "' "Well, we are in the market," WAS . . . S you can do 'I
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� I . SOPIP� -safid dollars.some of these folks will ' I 1. the answer. 111)lhere Are they?" - . . "I .see you 'tire busy," said the In- -it *
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... ) F Z! y , . F i P, '. lilstidii -Was.- so full of excitement a nd Alan . rent after 'Pole, and Miller . . 461 - . h Item .In today," said trudier hastily. . lots of it, to; Inake ipouey, and ' Mr. Wil-
�,,? . l took him it S - . Polp dryly. never .do till I know - ."Just a little,'squlre. VII see you In. � sonliiii. company,. cali �inovo .the tbing� i
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� 1�, �� ; �, -P Fl�l m, a I - ra T1 I - - , I . )to Iliscoll Liltifflon �00m Ill' what they tire a-bringlul. You'd bet- i a-few.trilnutes.11 . : faster than You Call." � t
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. -.,�� . . .J N 0 1 ff7q � - .voice to utterance, ' He lenned book : -vilialn-od ror - . , 410 . .1 .
.. ow-un-hui- I . . :it-. �wllcwo they 't �e �, [Lit right.,, The old lawyer
;�, jj,�,_. . - 'If T . the re ,I . . ter TnAlce a. bid on a dozen o in any;- . "That's a fact," &,11(1 Wilson In a.
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, . agillust the Wall tind'..cloSed 'his P. -aised own the Bidewalk I eti-ayed -,self *gratifidatlon.
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,*7_,Z.X7 pretending -to 64 cahn, 66�gb* his alert , out. Pole's 'fave: was Ne'ry grave. . . -e I � in his pockets.. ' . together -for .
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IV �. I . oil Upper Holly el. 'ek jest this side. o' , . ., .. Now we milst all pull
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#"& r,..-7�4 . wife saw that�he -was quivering in ev- I w lilt fol-gt,i a ibin " be-shid-to Miller * '' pnia- "Miller ( .1' � Ile .rose � and in
7, . 2 I�A XA'l .1 . . � . I � I .1 . 0 12� . I . pis � lumber : biouglit.,up.the 461)ject,ngaln rued Jtq
" 1�1 1. I .., .0.1 P -Al: - .. , .. . � �. � . . -tiviii,ir - old man .. Bisho . . � I I , the 'rallroal I .
1.0. OA,,;,� - . .. ery Itibb; - .. - I I 'I'll uIldrn't:111(l extictly w -hat vou want.. . . I . . i
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- - .r A XXPX1q8X1 lloh� Allln.11� she cried "don't you sea 4 ,V�" V " ., t I I' it, . .. . I I . I . . ... ... I .
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�. .1ZJ'1 . .. . . . . I ... - I 1'. boll !,i � I * .. I I was looking out Of the corner of Your pro�'ojlfjou to my-eftents-thiii I recordthe .paper'!" I I , ..
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. . .I,l011 Mir. how excited. Youl ga� ISY , YQU 0119111, . . Al J . his eye at the striinger and si,tW his
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. � __ .. not to rdhie higbopes this'wa ' 8 �h i thing for it,'Itli; lie vilrUnTdreaill i'm In: .
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� . . � � � . . � I . I an uncertainty, As Mr.- Miller sold,. calioot .with. you. nuther. " 11 can - luall- - ' .stay itself.., . � .
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. . � . , age that I ain't tool ef "We don't bid on .produce till ,we.
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. Cook's Cc 010a root con1pollIft,,d. right *back, wheie we was and ..feel fIt$-"` . I . . . . . .." see lt,l'. said the clerk.. . - .. ' ' . . .
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e-2,___ L%alouil Fav'orlle ' Wdss than ever-"' - . �-.. . .1 I .1 you reMem.ber -my, description of � "Welli I redkbil no harm w.as ao�e by .
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.. .. . and Omit of need.', . .� �lft ain't possiblilill-they heard him say. : 'balk -red faced,' sharp black eyes, froil -"Do Yqu live. near hdre?l� asked Wil. '
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. . ,4 .. 13 by far. the best dollal� - -'ilP&haps it would be ,wrong to. -ex- "That*s right," laughed 'Mlliey, "'Now. . ' -ble . . I . .
medicine ..known. . . " . . . .. . huw 6 $I stalli�.' . - .., . I
I -To. 2 --For , special �- cases' -10 degroes �pqct too much,". said Alitli, "but I was do your work,.. and'wo .won't forget. - s'N . llolo� laughed and waved 'his
stronger-thme aollars per box. . . 'Obliged to tell you whatwe.are going you.. By- all. means keel) 1ilm 1tway hand toward the ri�otuitjains 'in. the ,
X.edl6a-ask your druggglst for COOLOS . . . . .
Cotten Root 0-3ripwasud. Take 110 other In town for tomorrow." .. � -` . � . froln nieddlesplue people.",. . . ... � . .1vest, wlAchN%,tre'pI1vInI� .discernible
-paused before , -1ole -had ..left tile* office find - 'o, FlU a?
- . as all pills, mixturcs and imitations arc .., Bishop 'wheeled and - I . 1"Vheu I I . I llis'tlie cienr morning light. : 14.N
I ad*regumed Ills revolving chair, . - al. .6kon. IVs fif-
. dingerous. No. I and No. 2 are sold and them. , "Ri Wilson puts up the money, Uillor li,
- loc-mimended. by all drugrs-lsts in tile .Do. . . . I woMitain sliangh. I ee
ZrAhlon. o� Canada, Alailtid to any addr;;s, I'd have enough -to. lift the mortgage Mxti. Bishop addressed .him, lookim- to,clf infle't5n. a bee ible'to my- gbixek." i
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or. receipt. of price. and four 2 -cent poatr-Q-t, aW: a clean. $20,000.besides to put, in straight into Ills. eyes. , . . .1 . ,"Did, you say you lived nedr, old Mr. I
. r�taralls. W -Ug cook coalprmy '. . . - I . .. . . . �i .
. .. . � V�Itidror od Investment." . .1 . . "I dotr't'see,.", she' said In a timid, 11isbop,8. ploce?" 0sked Wilson, lilovIfig
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. " ' i ' . Aunt, Mhila,. the' colored cook, came LeisliatIng;Way,an6yet With a;.i.lQtc,of toward the open door which led to tile
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& Co. and R. 1). IRL!ekici, . lYr�,gi,11istS,: , supper Was on 'the t 0 01,19 - see why -we have t6 -go t irough all'this" :,,
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I do it or refupd the- at Darley have 'iriatle me very'dred. ' ,gnYS, It S'e'euis- to me It tholdild's wuth ?11 . ., . � .1 . . "Thar Vou *dre,ll said Pole. :' �' , would be' groaning with
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t . .. and lees take an early start in . the. g,cat to-do. I'm -irverd i�won-!t�feol I I . , reckon 'I bave,"' said Pole. . proposition .that they alto ' W. hund ed . ,.; "The second ddctoi:told
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11 I 11 . 6. . . � exactly right about it." I.- I .� �. � s he 'fished .thousand, and they have finally come I . � ..
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..: . " . . . , V FAM� . . Hei.iry, . Aunt Marla's bus- ,. --you ,don't understand," said Miller' gave It 1 1 s'e"Ily and for asgood a prld6,as-a . atio'ii, so lie gave rne ab6x of salve, for which
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. :.� _. �� . 1. . hand, _who was the: , chief lamely, but -be sociried.to lie unprepared banisters. "I may as'-weli"te'll y9p,p) company kegu�arly in the busilIess. . I. . ed, nie ! two dollars, but did niL, no
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I . . higs, and e6uld not finish what he had . y1ce, but"If,was the - *Ay 1, felt
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. I I .. . I . I . . . '-'Why"I sald'Alan. testily, "the' land , pole Without kealizing'It, WI lipped rM,.n.. Since being q ed I worked during the.
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. . . ,.side Pole,.and A:bnor , 19 --worth all Wilson can make out of It � well into tile cprner of his mouth -wifli lit another hole. dug'by Mlller's� ffiven- - %%Intor in the lunibc4 s, and had. no return.
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1. . I . I You have spoixt:sevoral yearsJookIng - + +of,+%, ni friend 11 he Said "I .. it," tile Boston. man, stild. ' "In, factv no .A. � - .1. �. - " .. � - 1. - _. - . . - -1- .- .I .. � .. I— .._.._. _ ...
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. I , I -1 listening, tr\most; grave and gortOntotis you hold Is no small thing. We don't " start on thepart of Wilson. - '. ' ,where and bur gigantic facilities for , . . I . . I a .
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:(. 1,1W"r(SX, ,31 T - . 9 IP , ' . ' I succets in after life nds largely upon the ,trainind I
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. I I C . . � r 1211 ..� i, ,My opintoilJS the1eller Ill be thar as keel) lilin'froin trying to c4at us by .has simply raked Into his dern clutch' abroad. Still I think, and our directors - . : . .. , I . . � ., .
i\ .(-(I- !>1'11_-**,"�1 ", . . J, shore as prbachinloll lie , §914. I'llut t, . the Rayburn t that I away. - think, & hundked thousand Is . . ng, I -1 I.
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Z� *p : �,; -�-��_ I upper .. ban& ever' acre ol.,fino t1inber ou . a .big I d vi,nin you days of keen - '
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. . I. . . about that land to any & "Welull sighed All.a. Bl I - I Im.rclal '- - 0 I
. I Shop,' "I'm old man Blshop's'pYt It all in I% bag I'm .not here to boora Air; Bishop's - , inatters quir,Mly, and. evary - yo, .ng inan and wonnafj
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. . . . � . . sbore f. never had tio Idea -,-veld resort, In fact, till this has , receive A 0 uL ort! etiteving any business
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. I lem so dnra jealous they'll Swear a Ile. .1 , . � I � . . i, - go raitis over
1. . -:-:.-.,- . to keep It away� from anybody they I Ilowed lye, was goln, tO'lu'llke a Open his eye. "I a0mithil(.47INny-timberled - dollar's on the property. `1 .think � two hundred. and fifty yming.n1cil -arid womon- every year, and tvill .
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of an -stop, folks' months about Al- role lauglivd. "I didn't see how .you on. you down. there, Air, WIlso.n." . . .
l, . .. , "I believe you iire-rtglit,';�said Alan I , . . Dooklot oxplaln;ng coursea, coU3, et .c., sent FAac for' a postal,
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I ) J . Wilson will wrint to make some In- W-qY leading �O ill(' consultation 1`00111-�- I never knowed a sawm n to make "We are willing," said he, "to make t . .. J& la I - L9 . . , �
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I . 1-111,11m as not," opined the driver. -Wed Ilm the loan at ,5 per cc * lit per . annum I on I E , Pr, tUma, LQN0C . 1.
11 �i "But what I'd do of I was a-riffinin' is right, I never kno to,take *'I suppose this Air. Bishop Is bUYIng two conditions." . J. W. �VEG=RV _L 1 . uri. Y. M. 0. A.,Sui
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I.. -V It wont(I be to git seine folle . r to Atrike undue udvalltogc�'Of anybody.,, to soll again," Said Wilson tentatively. 4'Well, out with them," laughed Mfl� � . . ..... . . . -1 . I I Z'
I They fill looked at .0ner, who was I,peop!e generally have some such Idea 11 . I -_ 1-i �% 1_*
I ,- I tip with lim aceldental4lRo 40, Ilter,ly , �r.tnjllug broadly. . � I ter. "What are they?". I I .... �� I lWA
� I Z �1'tnwv fill lint to tile, nook with good things I when they put money Into such Drop-. 11P frat 11 said Wilson slowly and me- 11. � I . ___.,_____,_____ _
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'. I &1camin' lie Was bell)' worked.11 111rit his alti,ney, and, then, Of you flud -don't know wheffier he, Is or not." he ,the property at one hundred thousand T. Iff E
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it r, I - - . .. hall never looked tit a man So adinir. Ile's starvitil, hand lim, back -what Pill Sold, "but wy opinion 14 that he'll hold Miller's Indifference wits surprising, I T.n. WEEKLV GLOBE.
: Ingly,' At tbat moment lie seemed a feel you don't need. I look oil n'thing: - on to It till lie's In tile grotind. 1-10 evi- "For Whitt length of time do you want I . . 1,
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. I . . glant otsbrewdriess 48 well as that of like this sorter like I did oil scrainbil"' dently. thinks A good tlmo�s a-colulllf I the refusal of the property at that fig- I I � Canada's -Great . I . ." .
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�, physical strength, . . for tilt, upper holt In wart.141011- I 1'e- Thar Was it feller out thall Vothell (lay tro?" he Asked, almost In a 1:0110 Of � � . .. . I
. 1�', 11 K . . "I believe. you are right, role," he member I shot straight tit it fellor that with money to throw lit eats, r1els contempt, . . . I
1 Was clililbill, up the enclay's breast- Illustrated Weekl. 6
. . sold thoughtfully. been trylli' to lionoyfuggle the old Inaft Wilson hung fire, his brow. Wrinkled . . I y
. Pf I V I I'll A NT I I "Thars, what I am, aw, what's more, works on Ills all fours, I said to my- Into a trade, but I don't think he made thoughtfully. . � . I I — . . .
I !�%�A I 6 . . . I�Iil the, one that could (10 the flillor self, 11,,lf this bail strikes you t right, 'old a doal wItb "Im," . . I .nil.ft is decided PositivelY," he got �
I . 0,Ir-I(Il"3wh-(1,-c of t, . .' without hin) ever knowin' I had a full- chop, 'fore you drop over lie bank, "Whore wits the man from?" Wilson out finally, #(whether We can get a A
. t, . .11, prt arld" Sci . yAo (lne less Aglu the Coll f OderitcY; , spoke ullvasily. , leading feature of The Wnvpmv Otollit to be ailded
. ej.vc ()t t.1,ot,�irrapTiv de�vlol,s, tilt tile nel'�4n tits moutb, It' I eautt (to it, I'll ,charter find it right of way to theprop, . . . this fall will be ,ill .
� I 1. I , . I fill my bat with saft Pud an' put It of It'd,,n't. YOU I-1111tPOP ftway fit tile-' . Ill -don't railly know. . but ' 110 din't etty,,11 . . . . I , . . .
. J'e.st poirts ol, L".101, R1111 evt� , % I 021*11#.", I I t don't think I give Im,anythlugg but a a-goln' to give 111). 110 told Neil Pit- "Thaes entirely foa fildollnite to Sult
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. oi,r rcl),A�A�,;% frill sit 1, , h Smiled Warmly. . "I'll mention flesh woolid In tile to va'se lie more at Ills Store- that 'lie Was goln" thy c1lents,,I, Bald tile IllIvye . ,,Do yowl EighttPage
jest stigged down It little an* rrawl-d . er I
I bag livell t001-11 homo to see his company all' write the suppose,- Jfr�, ,Wlisbtf�7"ffiat they want . .
qqfir�li'e! illn y (arlmd uti�11,., NXIller", he sold, "YOH, you could oil, till' thaVs About the wust you could R1sI) 11APER,
1. 'we U V 1 1q I I. , old mail it Proposition that lid fetch 11111 to bang theit# property tit) Oil a hook 1. 1. I I
I 1) Vold, It, any man oil -earth Could.,, . '
his is a pvy. ,11ov ,
T, Q .)! ti lit tty, do for Wilson. I be o he ort by hold I c ,�os Ily trade In fbil'oll I �,�
talt'll. � , will N'( ving 11D to Miller's office, they I thl", `11�' llu�a . like that? Why, It you didlilt attend Vor tile production of t1jis great paper an ininiellse now elwtrotyp ., I
I Vireq I ... 0-.1 - . iopen, wid the owner the bag awlille. Alf's hung oil to It till Wwwn led out hIA watch. I to pushing your road through -well. photo-augraving and printing plaut bas becti adeled to Tito Glolbeps
.1 oil%'$ I I � ners aelle All, hog weak at tile Do you happen to know where Mr. , they woold glinilly be In your handsit
y warm ilmllo of gree . I his fin"
0 � . I kneem, I' no,ver did feel like thar w�ts � inechapiestl equipatent. .This will inake Tlieftuxxx Or liong tiuques
" I Mrs. Mollop to, all lit. yburn Uillerlo law offica tl?6 Lord oilly IMOWS hOW 1011 "
i , i tWZ ku,v harm In raltslit" A 0011tOrfOlt bill ", 11 91 - UOU617 tho lost 0444�14 howepaper * Qmda,
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