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Tko Clinton Nowswftcora
Novembor 12th, 190a
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.. . I - � mmw-"� 11 . .. � I �. Amp#."fw000mop.0000.l."W ... "I �� .... 11 40M Upolde down on the m9WR heads Re ,novor -would have dre4mid of, saying ,"I'll do ,what I kin 11 said Bartell, a
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�-, OU 1 could tell gueb. a thluF It I had not thought Alan, new light 94 his. face as be turned to
efin Andent Foe - -1. ".- , � I I � I ..,0*44*4.o,Oioloo$qli;"l00000iloklos,$Rl,olf'o I e . 4
. � one a mile. They make a won took W44 About t0 butt III* head against & - the Q.th
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To health '244 happlAO41 10 oorofula- I . By ... q like a bobtalleil Mule? [Laught:04 stone wall in the hostility of Colonel ollo , it good :
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40 Usly #8 ovor 4inoe time tomomorisl-, . . . I loud and prolonged.) Barclay. It be Una been fairly, well off way of you was alTeeted by Ab DAW !
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. xt cause bunches in the nockvft. I WILI iors.speoeb, an, sort o! I t. t or , .00
4 ... 4o NO 0yes, no I said, they are a-pokle all And obo'bad been without Money, I'd w 4 h 044
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41gum,thormuln, lutigmes the MUCO04 L mannor o! fun at us, an' lVa 6lefly be. have said oat) In. and take her, but I Anyway, go at"- 1 - �_. �
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� ABN I HATLIBEN ca,00 we balWt got, no rA ,ix I
Membroine, woutica #40 Muscle$, weak* , ilroad. The k. ow, what 4 mercenary old Man Bar- 111 dQet exactly like them opeckst"
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POWOr Of 4 . . I Aaf*or �Rf mv�Ld4eot I ever got an tills line was Play Is, and I tbou � At ' Salt pork is a faMous old-, . -
, �glit I could save the broke In % tat, middle aged Mau A i
. I " wo-sim'-falso. down ,at rillmore's ptoro. oils i A boy from a good many heartaches," window. "By goml I believe old Ab fa,shioned remcdy for con- -
-rQo!otqnoe to. Ofoea.pe. sud the OAP40AY : . - � day. , I'Thatoveg its you now Put it- had us down about right. Ef we kin
, , JIttJQ, stick chap come along, Sallie
for recovery, aud 40YOIQPB into QOA* COPFAIM, IM by maps of the United States of America. would be hard for R girl In my position git port 0 opened,up along with the relt $umption. "Fat plenty Of
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I DAN...EL J : ,.,(, They was Putty things OR black Oticks, to forget," A4elo told him, "for If 0, C 4tion, I say Jo's git in the. game. .
"Twoof my thIldren b44 screw* 50M 1. ol my tMo enterprise- fails today I oball-just ,H:q pork," was the advice to the
#I. oul I wanted one ter the wall- ;. . "I - hill-tue man finished, with a laugh- I, ,
which kept, growing 400M And kept them I 1� '11a I think of Ite , $hall not Only be POMII Ing, ell -#'X k c n u p ve a A ioo .
- ... I : 0,- roorn, I was about to buy one, but 1 .-rug It .0 0 M "i 50 1
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I trom, going to. ,#WWI ter three m0uth& I . +'----$ . thought I'd fust make Pbore that our 100, but my father 'will Owe YOU A largo one bit," . . a I
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914tments IMO raeftines d14 no good untli �1r*s+$'s0*�4iV-4$-0s+4I$$ amount of money that ba never will be . year.3. ago. .
,. . . . county was'ea It, so I axed the peddler Ilue nutuer,10 said a man beside. Ulm.
. I began glVIX* them Hood's Sarsaparilla. I -W.- 0W0-'"V"V1"WWAV1h*' .W"OMMMWAMMO,,'%W'NNPMWAUVSP.'"Wo to plint It out to we. Well, after some AblO to PAY, Ob, I could not bear to 90 "Nur MCI" came from some one else . . , .
This mediolue caused the sorea. to heal, and , � . : . ' salt pork is good.if a man
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the oWIdren have NhOWA no ZIPR Of 4001- want to see the vast - mineral wealth 8'areb he put, ilts Ualte blade on what to ,der ,queb, cIrcumetanceal I s4Weli, X#3n willie
UIR enl"�11 J. W. Alcoam, WoQd2tocl4 Onto right of the stand. - They were the buried in these mountains dug out for he called this county, but, lo, and be- - have always wanted My ludependencei
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r.r_ 4, it was mighty xdgh kIvere4 with' and this grates on. my very soul." .1 ,ced, Bartell. ,,44 in favor hold, u '
landowners whose consent to grant 4!0 0 yore hands." . .
xxuod's Sarsaparilla I 1146 benefit of mankind wberever 00 , It I a siz - ot flyspecks. Their eyes met In a long, steady store. Pole Baker grinned broadly as he behind it is that fat is the
the right Of We* WOO 41*0, 0.0ru. OD. sunlight falls," round dots about th, -0
will rid yo Re.Ally and per- A , written . ., Miller oat down arul4 much applause, 'Whafs the matter with It?' I axed 'Im. "Oh, YOU Must-YQU, really must not counted ne," food the, consuriTti ceds
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, .tk of itt red position, w o Clearly on fton ou`mean them dot0i' -SOO 130, an' gee it that way," floundered the youn lie Oita, thea, lie sprang for the door and
uontly,.&B % bas, xid. thousand - leader's brow And more or tee% distinct. a taint Part of wlitcli Come ev .3 10h, .y ; . . I
. Mo . ___ � S ly retlected. 0 a Of We the ranks of Dart , faction. After he turned to a lot of reference words In man. "You will Make we very miser, stood before the expectant audience. most, 4 � .
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�___-_ __� -!!!M- __ . ner of able. � I can't live,without you, Adele, :"Tooit, tootl" be cried, Imitating scott's Emulsion is the mod-
. I -, , followers, � I this. a pause, ensued In which no one. .the cor , the map. 'Them,' ses. Ile. the I
a . "Zf we needed It, It t1d be 4. difterent seemed willing to. speak, Colonel Bar- *them's put tbar to indicate the amount Besides, I shall not lose by the loop, I .-whistle of 4 locomotive. "All aboardl .
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waUer," Miller overheard him Bay In a Clay rose and onme to Miller, O? Ignorance in a locality� You'll, find made to your father, The Iona will Tile road's 1% settlea.tlltug. They say ern Method of feeding fat to .
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bring the money back sooner or later . . �
Wed 4IThat. *was a good talk," be wIlls- 'era in ail places away. from the rail- I. * ve- Pork is too ' . . I
sudden lull as the big room so , . they. don't want, no opecks, and they the consumpti -
An Elitirel - I "but we kin do - A, body kin say What they and what will It'matter? You. -will be - I , t 4-goin! to .have Iwo. Hooraylt' I I �
I . . Y, down Into sudden quiet, pered. ,'You understand' how to touch roads . � . I a rk, ,
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. . I please 4;ln. rall�onda, but they fetch my wife, Rud, your parents will be my, . . The audience w as electrified by the rough for sensitive stomachs. � . �
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� we N i selle4lo aw books our eullghte=Cat. . parents. Already I love them as ray annouueement.� For. an instant there scottis Emulsion is the most I .
I ' - ' kin furder. All of us has I got good I _\ you,ve got a good many s0ecks,' sea OW,P- Oh, darling, don't turn we down *as a .pause of Incredulous astonish- . � . .. .
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. I .., . . comfortin, Ilke, 'but some o' this w4yl Really I Can't help the, turn.. the floor- soundea refined - of fats , etpe�Wl - ,
New Stock , Wilson in his erlap, brusque way N he, kinder . ment, and then, re P . y ,
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, . I . I made the opening speech, He and big . � I . these days a railroad will shoot out matters have taken, and- If you care for roin the clatter of feet, and glad shouts pre arcd, 'for easy digestion. I I .
. this away, on, Ahern - brainy men me you ought not -to wreck our happi- filled the nit. I . .
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I whore It had reigned since the dawn of Amongst you will git the chance God nees for a silly whim like this." Alan, his face ablaze With startled fat in this
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. -AT- - I . Civilization. All that was . needed, he . Intends to, give 'am.' Gentlemen, I She sat unmoved 'for, a momont� a toWard.Adele and Mil- : . . . . .
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. . . . didn't boy no map. I wouldn't 'it' had avoiding the fervid glow of his passlon "Pole worked:the rabbit to , hich i .often the only ,
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. . . a the consent of tho'pr . the thing on my wall with the specks filled Oes. � . . . I them back there,�' be gold. -111 doWt wayi -is half �the battic, but - � �
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I ty owners appealed to, who, he felt � a�starinl me in the face, It wouldn!t 141f this thing falls.1 shall be very'un- � . .
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C ore v6nfldept, would not otan& In their own . 11 � ny good to' ac I rape,lem off, far happy," she finally sold, "Its- success ktiow what.he did, but he did some- Sc6tt's Em I . , ,
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. 11 . .. I I lijilt . . . I the'r tra � ces would 'a'. been left, No, would not Make me rich, but It would ' I, me he bad a on * * .
. . . I . H; bad hardly taken big seat when He told .rd lett" , than that. .There is, some,,-
. . . .1 . I frl6ndb, citizens an! wellwishers, thir remove a debt that has nearly -killed' laughed. Miller., "I'll bet he had It UP . '
. J6e.Bartell stood up., Alan andMiller . , me, I have 4ever mentioned it, but It his sleeve, Th reia, thin I
Everythin . exchanged ominous. glailcos,' They had . aln't but one scraPer that Will ever . .. ., g- 6ota the. combination
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, been.like a sword banking over my co er ,
at once rec . � I of cod liver'oil, and. hyp'ophofl) ,
. I L.. Or6ods ognized the inappropriate- Catcher of a steam engyde. - I any let .happiness." - ,� .. '
. fresh, No staj� , � iiess of Wilson's speech and'did not � . . . .. The man thus addressed sloirched
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. I . � ler come.' ,$Then It shall not 1all," be t dowu -the aisle to them, his I i cott's, Emulsion . .
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I . ' like the white, twitching sneer on Bar- I . Some objection has been . _ old ter, . - bigg brown. phites in'' S W' life - . .
. � . �� � "It shall not faill If those blockheads ,
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e4n, be f6und in'-th,'S * tell's smooth shaventace. It was 'as raised on.the score O' Mille cattle- . a a" flaslilng merrily under hie heavy that -puts no . into the , ..
I . I . That reminds MCI. of a story. they tell vote -ag'aInst it. I'll buy the right:.of byrows, his gun browned -face datk-wltli '
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. . .. � . on old. Burt Preston, who has a farm - way. if It takes the last cent I've got." . the. flush -of triumph. . . ; iv�eak,parts. and has .a special, ' .
. . storla, . # I, . . 6 !p,.6 * st 4 .. . . , seeking. jUsi such an opportunity to I I I � on the main -line beyant Do . rley, He This f6iced a smile to Adele's lips. I 410 � . � . ... . .
. . I .. . : . . make: himself felt In the Community, I . I � A I . . f you don't back me .In it, I'm 4 . sed lun g's. .
. I . . . . no doubt that Wilsows I � .,was always a-gIttle his.stock.killed, so 4 Then we'd be an deep W the mud As gone do,-,," said Pole to Alan.. "All I aqtio.n�on the disea
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. . . � and there was fast"an, a-puttle'lu heavy claimater we now are - In . the. mire," she said, I I . . � . I . � I - "
. . ;Wft1`4b--W' I . I I . . almost 'dictatorial speech had made a. . d�inageo, I until folks begun to Any he Jdst then Pole Baker Came. to Miller, want you to do is to vote for. Bartell . - I A sample� will-. be :
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. . . . . � 11 1. fine opening for hfiR. _ . � I I . . at you kin possibly swallow the dose." . Sent free'upqn request. .. .. . ..'.
. . . e scrub cattle III doWt want to make no break," be, A. light broke on the two meni "I'll .
. - . ens Re ladles an' gen- . 1. . made his livin' by buyl . .1 . . . I . . . �re that. this picture in . ...
,WENT - � ' "Follow eitiz . AW isellin' mashed beef to the'corPora- vald, I'Dift I've got a Idea I'd like 'to do.1t If you say so, Pole," said Alan. lie al "I
I . . . . . , .'01we .are glad -to . . theJorm of a label'is on tht . I
. .. . . . . . I . i I tioii, one.4ay, the road sint-olit a do; work on.thein hill Billios In thd Jury "Not only that,. but I'll work forhim if zapuir .f e
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. atch 11m, an' he seed Burt room it you hain't no objections. I you wish,it.st ' . . I , Mu 'ja you U7 bottle 01. :
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For Parks, Davis . savior In our Sodom aw.Gomorry of . . A a SCOTT & .. I ..
. . - drlve*a spludlie yeerlie oiit ol. the haln't got time to tell you about it, but 1. . Pole looked down 'and pulled at fits. .. I
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. .. . thicket 0 as you are..a-runnin' the. shebang 1. . bea--vy,mustOche. 1. ... . 1. 1 13 It . .1
. . �. , a shoes ain't .. n the track jest In time to get � . .. - . . . . - , �. . : OWNE , ,
-, . . . . . .. . the plug.hat dn1'spIk6 to I .1 . Itknocked off .by a through freight. The. thqughtl.ldlax permissiou." .. . . . X.* 44W611," he. smiled, "I reckon he won't . I � . . I
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-I. . --6 Ile looks nice an! talks nice, In i'to use I . � . harm 'us any more in the ',legislatue. ntoj ' qiitarlo., . I
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.. . . . . . ... . I ... his words, I don't believe he de"Ives . I . I I .... .. I -they waited to- see what Preston ud do. � Pole," saI4. Miller recklessly...-I'We,cau� I than the road .111 do us good, so you'd Toro . 9914 ts, . . I �
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appearinces. 'I'll bet 1 *06 thing, I . I I . I ! ' - b4ter than i . iothin . I . . I.. .� I .. I I . . . .. . . 1
. b . v 'us.'Accord- - I., . which Preston said. the.' .yeerlin' g j4st now. I reall)' down it minute ago,, an' I didn't have ' ' . �
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. . . : . 'e.zoed lim. every hour, Re. � . - - . . . . elghed 800 pound an! was think We, gone by the bonrd.11 0 -time, to consult you. ' I'd -R' told. . . .
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I . . . I iu gi - In' .to him w "Wellt take. a Vdte on tt -an, lot V � Ou I all6n'dillk cow. They, threatened to �,-A)l rl I . 0 . I . . .. '... . . _. . . � .. 1. .. , .1
. .. ChernistandDr.4, s tbeAgunday, school 86ng puts it. yes, . 9 . .ght, thanicyl,�P said P le as be. &,bIgger lie ,an thai.jo Clinch. this � . , . . I I - .1
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. . . I he!s a-gole to he�p. us. powerful an' '. . . know.,, L . jail 11m, an' Preston agreed to with- sh . thing2l . I yet. th an eye that'dld not waver, 4t. �
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Opppsit.e.Townliall., . . . - � You set them -to laug] - . clahn.: But he got.downh6art- t - , Abner Daniel joined Ibem, smiling kin. shore -return, the. dompliment. Pf it.,. " � � ,
. . . . . . I . IIM ]lee 'em L Up. bing, draw his . . o. the' jury room and'without rapping . ,. .. .
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I. .- =�_W_ . He's from - that"s.the thing. I wo hider If � It would �ed- an' traded his plhce,ter a farm on. opened the aoor and went In,. 0 si 10, . broadly, his eyes twinkling. joyously, n't been far you i .
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'A, ..C, " I . I . . a * away Up In. Boston, whar, they tell me, do any good, for me to try my bait I I I . I . on The old Jostei stroked his faceand ::?a! been in hell1ong ago".an! as it . .
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. , I any timber. -him -he was at.bia old ttadq ag?in, , 1', all discussing the matter and, was! 46- . . . livin! it ,stralgbt,.� 46neit. I -
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. a ntggerleets an' , . .1, reckon .that's about the way we'll be that'.the'strangth of,tbu. I . . I .
ourse. -�.. III, the whites. When his 'sort.comqJ land. over. hereT,"asked Miller. . , Iigbtad to find . the wind.of his content�- "I've always lljo:t�a�n ever I did. You,'nover axed , '
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� . � , � With . 1. . . md by gettin" - stock .killed.'. opposition now rested chiefly In -Bartell I said fie* �Ithat what. is to �.be �. mb but* one thing t I hat 1, . didn't gr . . . '
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. �.' . . . . . . this away dur . , . , , . 91 . . . �. � . all -I . , . got.to say_gentieruen. . and R. . d raid to' . argued,' I .aht, '
I I . . . s of. slaughter, ill col6nel. - : , : . . . m , Who, seeme at ,Will* be, an' It will be o. sight toouer,'n - ,ae that was to, give up i7hliki.. I,donfi .
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I : . I up to. date Impliment * e _` :.� I . �� bet's: , *ItAbig road any - � pull away from . ,him. Pola. olid up to - I . . . . i .�
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.. they. laid waste to� cierIthing, they q'Tbgn. I don't believe I'd chip.10 I ad�. 9 ' � ' scrape our fly . raw him � I to . ono� most of us cottnt on ef we'll Jest keep kn'o*. whether I eTer will'be able -to do .
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. - " ti * I � I a ' - would thr4w it specks ofi.1'1 . - . - Bart I I . . 1.1
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� . � ,. 4.J .. , - � - *struck shot u like rabbits In holes- an! vise . Miller.. "Bartell ' ' our operits up.11 .� , it or � not, - but by .�he great God - above �
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I � then. went ba:k an! bald they'd.,had a , lip to you -11 - , . , The others. moved on, leaving Adele - . op - -
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. I .. - V Bar. that greoted this spaech. Even the Op- ha*ey'ou got aglnAlau.,Blshopl"� I . . F*good. I don't .. .,-,
. goodbunt, Bpt they've, been lIvin high ,il reckon - you, are right,", said J I .1 I . . ,.
. . . and Miller together'. . . ! you want It.jest fer.ra, I
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. . upi thar sence the'w4r, Re the'r tAm ,clay, ,'but for. the Lotd!s sake do- somd-* position I . . y, noth re, �Pola,'ns I know of," . .."Oh'! Just look at mamma nit po]pa,t,p ,wqnta'drs,m-tQdaj,, far a wonder,, an I � 4
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. I ORB. " Doll.c. .r . . . . . ' to I t tills ,Bartell Ire& a: rigic! counterance. He. 1, aiid�Bart.ell'rtLtU4�r'oheep�shly.,' 1!Notbin' . 'olie.-,�ald In the �i6imd; full voice Indlea- . Maybo,ln� tIm er in 't irst"' . ;
. . . ... I �, bar is R-playth, out, an'. they want some . thing. .It never , Will do e . . I . . .. . . 1. , . I . . Y, 4 � , ,
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. .. .. . . . �, 11 � . . e. they want'it bad...'So thlbg ,fAlPthrougli,"-. �'-- �- . I I rose 'and In' 4. ]a* voice ImIted, his' as -,i know Of." . . of 6 a so glad - . As Alan ' was about to get � intoi. his. . I
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AIP112S810"43, at monthly i:A1r:-' t�e�.', send � �� I . the wbole, jur . . got up wfi4- followed -' mighty pore w y.ol showfn`gbod ,will. "What a door,' ' r - &I, .you oral". *. his wife Ind daughter pass d. With, a I
. . .. � 'find it an' My hold of 'it L How does.bo - jOe.tedly. "Bartell's got y rooms.. -They I ,. a . I ,. don a . I
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� and. whii--b,. d . uring the yehr' Re a southein.soldier-a man' that I' In, the leglslature?'.�O �* .' - 1:1 1. . "We'll -tote. a -vote on It an" let you, PO4 1 � 11 . -F(jk',a moment they met in atull. look:: stopped before AIRR and hold -out her -
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gives a thoi.ough ttelaMP.11t Of till- he holds hie head *too higb-made up his and* 'Wilson' 'Came' to Miller -Just as I�Hels going -to talk to them," said, . 11,11uhl You don' - t sayll' grunted: Bar-. ollook when she, replled� "I -believe I'm . . I ."You .war . a going away without -even - ;
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-aifferent 'pb.aves of. adirertisifik, will be In demand'some day, an' be. set to "It's going to -fall flatter than it pttn-. speech almost shook tb�n! out of their told me about It, P ', .I.; world." , . � ... I I.7 1, . I . i -her . ,voice. "Thin . p . . of all. , . I I
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. .�.. . I . ' "Al - company boots, .a .s� losing ground . eca,se you. baln't arm
I an'' a d �P48 in, 0-,1-t1'Ld& vir ,work buyin' -all the timber Inad � he, cake," said Wilson. -y and h ,,saw hewn . .. I Then you -love 7 I i .days to be treated like thatl10. �. .. �
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he*set to y a .. ., . . I., . � .: could lay his bonds On.- Th6b, when *be.- � simply cannot.'affoi-d to buy the rl�,ht 'It lo, ka squally.o.) . . . . . 1. �. I., : . ,oe1 yet,". said Pole, with- a. steady'eye Atl.bellevp� Ilve,lo,�ed. the. � "But your�paotber told me!'--� I �- , .!. I - .. . -
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I - : an' w.awabout Of -way, . CaWtyod choke that 1111ternto " -I, * .. , And set face. '.'Why,., he'sald. Vother . 4 be�re,-
a. I . . = last . 'Didn't I till,:70
. the 1-7nite"d States Jot Ons. Dnllat', n be could tote . . � You are right," sald.Wilson gloo.Ml I 1. very minute I met'you. I .I I , �. U'she coulde.t .*
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. � � to gounder�L lie give this U61nau a' fellow overt ere. o I . .'cry, All 1. � 6 nia . 4led 6011 broke in'Dolly,.with a smile.
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it will *be warth 4 &.1lor to you.- with this trade? lJothle as X kin see. Alan 91an - .. , . . . -after - you passed, Alan Bishop said: �.
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I I I an! deed 'am , - ' ,; -bf! d6jeet)on.'.,Tlid old Man- .bave, Put It to a . , vote Ju I . county. that,.has coniletlons -an? .the. avdMother, and that fact, checkedhim,' I . .w I '
. IMPRESSIONS ,a 'free, right' Of way e�ldeaces at after your I . . I Yes", be .informed her; " a shall'..
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. ?.) , , pled sCarcely',to brehilic.- UP .to uld have clinched �cOu V . Mrs. Barclay caught Arls ey, . . I - 11
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5t; Catha:rines � Ontario the timber .straight through to the: Bartell's speech he'llad seemed buoy,� thbm, but Bartoll thifike his election . . .1 . . I � I 1 . �'Then dome right down to Bee me. as-, I �
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v;���� We abet count in 'this shuMe,' gentle- , chiiiged, He looked as If he were . Ing the chief landowner, fie bai'influ. . � . ITRI dying to: gee you, to ts1k.-vilth YOU,. ,,: ...
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bate. glad ae�'heetlnl on , belle t. ft bre m -h: t"',,sald, ' %. .her as he pressdd , -
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.. ; I . . steam whistles In the middle - OP.: the had .no foundation at all.. - . . girl tremulously. "Poor father and . j. � were you I woUl . orly.� "Then, I shall see ., ,
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'Our � tiboidache' ' . . I ni-ht when we want to sleep. The an- At this jutctUr. r Daniel rose�. mothatt They Idok'As if they were on. " 11 11 .flow, but . .1 . . I you again today,!0 .� . . . .
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, . , . trial'tor their lives. _Oh I bad so much . � "Yea,. today sure" she said, Ind she
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bIren I ow. iol .'then break .th ly walked lorward tI.1 be a ooa, &c- 1. hope s'we drove over bere this morn- ..4.
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. . he*daches b�oi our * . 'teigned, for'lle, 'was'a man who w a In ' - . He is its , as Alan climbed In the bu ' beside -
I oclent1fically.fit4ed.'. the war, -but we mustn!t forget to be, . � .. I , a ", . III can't bear to see you take -it that � - and lie won't Make any fuss. ggy
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. I I wil *10500. . . � . . . glad in'. bend the knee o' gratitude. Of 'variftbly listened to. .. !. . .. WAV* I said Isfiller tenderly. 14 did not' � stubborn is a mule, though, und whou, . ; - him, "She's ill wool an' a'y4rd wide." . ,
heim we 4ndertalto . co' I'Geritldmda a I he has to: give, in It'a better.Ubt to let ,'I ckon you ard satisfied with the- ,
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. to. cur* headache we I . bourse we all know the law kin mpel . : n' ladles," be. began. ifitend to speak .to ybu so soon about . . I wer him. wo
140 it or retu#4 the ' . us to glve'the right of way, but it pro- clearing biff throat and w,ping his another matter, but'l -calA Put It oir. . . I him think you . are gloating 4 y It COMO out *Uncle Ab,li said his* ' �
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I I videe. far just and'sufficient Payment . , his long hand. "This aln't You�.have become'very, very .dear to I � nephew, flushing,over the compliment ;
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I , . '.1LD'-EOe Rail." � . it, . selfish love till I knel I ' ' . �
. .. *Iret , There was thunderourvand ominous. matt .r, . 11 n me that yon Were actually ere . . his ,voice to utterance. As Mrs. . Bar� It's ,a sin or. not I want to face. Per� � �
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� . I . I appiause'when Bartell sit down. Wll- for what I 'thInk, is rig t an' proper. ma.. I ,Want you-to,.be my Wlfe� Some- . .. , I clay was g -king Re Abe Tompkins. I'd give my �.
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I' I'. .. I . � I . I had expected anything bui realize bow.. Much I love YOU an I . I . t I tote . had." - j .
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� I � . "Gentlemen 11 he began, "and ladies," engynes round, like children on a. flyin, , and said nothing, though he remarked. , I I .0 . 4 .4 .. � � . . s . . I . .. .
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sclealtific JeVV0,4*r "Cl . alet In the profession, -& lawyer with time to keep we from bQIWruii over by I Adele? Perhaps' I have misread you I I I " ) I I �
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I . c161N,ko1w, oNlr. Vidt an Innocent mother before a jury , TUclj�er. . 'Lookyl h6er" gee he, 'did You, hope, Oh, that would be hard to bear -Ill I . I K I I I M, I .
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. .. ti,!!tTe 61�-T!nnt wo! _�-_-_ titains?i I told Ifin ho'd � Ing eyes fixed on hers. . . I , \ " ,
. . . Bishops.. They ate deeply Interested side o' the mou . Then she turned to him. does I'll do all I kin to elect 11m, He'll ,�A . ,
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elder, Blsbo talks to him about lo a, d11- . ever had. He"s got brains, he has I . - �
Ind In this, ease he hag held It high' . he haell, Miller laughed out un- 11Y Bartell's fAC8 19% I- . ,
. Whirlite globe that produces folks as 0101 ,ou doRlt tayl" �,�__- - I ____
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. I 11�p enough to swell coming prosperity In green. Re— got1rds.1 Well, gentlemen, onsily, "But surely you wouldn't hold ' beamed, his ,eye, kindled Ind flashed. . ---- .. I , .
. . . the air, lie believed It would Come, that floored me, it was bad enough to anything against Mo that 1 said before "That's Jest whatl#p . I - . � k - - __ .
Ind that Is why he bought.timber lands be Jerked, about like a rag doll, but It ' . .
. I . I met you in Atlanta Ind fell heels "I hadn't the least Idea be was tot I The oven of an ,Irnperial Oxford Range and the bid- I
� 01tetsively. -As for the accused ,gen- Was tough to beer my section Jeered at.. ,. ' u, Besides, I me," said Bartell; drawing a deep
. over bend In love With yo I �bl6hed spit before an open fireplace 4obetter roasting than tLny Otter cooking 1
L . I i I j1dragn froto the Hub of the universe, 'What makes you say that?' I axed was� simply stretching - My imagination . breath. "In fact, I 'lowed he Would be . apparatus invented. I � . I . I 1.
I . . " A .1 ZT, . 1, mUst say that I bave known him for 11m. Re I stood thar trylnl,to glt a PA#- to save him from making it serious MIO- Agin anybody but a town Man."' . - In the olden days the- $pft had to be kept turning to get 01 sides of a roftst
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. . 0 � _ I former, but a bustne I os Man, and It ter, led by Pole Baker, who sense . d the a girl jow,.and I have wanted to tell M me ------ - - Ttwisted to get thern'cooked at all, The result is uneven, unsatisfac- �
. .him so, but SIMply. Could not face him the time comes far It. But, In e. - tory coolting-good food ruined. 'The diflusive flue constwedion of the
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* . I . .. - big things. This railroad Is going to over that come In town Vothor day an, tated, "that you had changed In Your puts this road through today he'll Ott I I
I . . be a big thing for you and Your chll- heard for the fubt time that he was ideas of love since --Since we learned big daddy outo' debt an' Barclay will
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Xmas Is Coming didn't fight in the Into Unpleasantness. Wives without kDOWIn' that was a law audeeeded to some extent, but there how you feel, but I'd bate like alkoke . � . . I
I He tell., the w6men- he Was too young. agin It, Half & you uns Rover laid Oyft was one thing that simply Wake and to bU'5t -A Man all to ilindors, that draw I t fresh alt into the due thathbert Wllef-hdatb it and dillases It evenly over the ..
'moar friends will Wilson to here to build A railroad for on a railroad Re wouldn't have one no refuses to be eradicated. It $ticks ItOVO thought as Much of Mo tie Alin.does d oven, thus heating it quickly, thoroughl .and uniformly -back, front and shles I
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look pleased when your good and prosperity, and he ain't , a free gift.' I turned off aul left 11M rigi � it no � NV than eVer. I mean this MOrW YOU-" Ar4 at the same oquA tern raturc. qhe regult is juicy, tender roasts, lightt
. 01" build one wbero tbOre is nothing to I an' went up on the maln street. Vp Ing, olneoll- . I Olt never knOwed he was. ter M0,0 pastry, evenl tdlSdd rread-suacessful cooking. 0 1 1
! . buys Up timber for hie thar a barber ketelled nio by the arm Woo Bartell's be%ttottoring atop Ill the I WI In 'Vial OX&td. Rangeyea gct the rcSult Of Over Sixty YC tS , � ,,,
th-ey, See the phot h,ulout. it be 6 V ley y" buy aft 11ape a
f. an, said, see Ito. 'CoMe,in an' lel me "Now Y611 do,ourprise me" deClared � . thought and experience in scientific construction of cooking apparatus.
racphs we have made company, it is, the only way to get Miller. "Pleato explain. D�U!t you Deb right direction, �
o; you. Now is, a, them to back 111M in the enterprise, out that hair. VoU are from, Short I'm simply dying with Impatience?" ,,Woli, vote far the rlqht O' Ways, 912# . . 1W I
. . N � N 0 holve NOW, geptlenj&n of the opposition, It PIRO, alet youll r axed him why lie "Von pressed the polut In 0110 of you kin rida to In' from Atlanta dilrie The Gumer ]PoUndrr Co.* UsAlted
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