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. ‘ They ere
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..... noes thst two or three
-, end trustworthy men ere needed
his instructions. Experience in
ark is not necessary tosuecees. lie
9 » 9 uisrgeerlmiuei pepersnd will send
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: ug himst indieuspolis, ind.
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itchflszei Solve will heal s burn and
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undo well-Iuown cure for piles. G. A.
' O. W. 0. flordman. sherifl oi Tyler
”, Wylie" spprecietee s good thing
.. He was
mounted with n cold when he
I bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
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I find it to be an invaluable rem-
» coughs sud colds." For sale by
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I ‘ suggests e medicine that relieves at once.
Its use prove: it.
Gregory & (lo . and G. C Stillson.
L. H. Decker,
pan our prices and
“your 8 t ,8 t t
8t. lentil Harwell.
“.1... Vi Miami". “With-s
gird". their ere only just lining ‘
, ,
in the beginning the editor erupted 3
position on e New York new end his
i.” wee filled bytAurtiu- mrlow. e
rlsod «70sz“ this! end s men who
rm.
girls, in severity end induttry.
. About thst tints, too. the Avsisnuhe, s
eoutstnporery thet lied eppeered beiore
the public in s hints at glory eh t six
months helore. wee declared in lvsut
sud died out in e. flicker oi despeir, end
its oorpe oi reporters and editors were
such e, thing were poet
oupetlon ol seeking positional elsewhere.
By some device, one of tlfim, a men who
had something of 3 power in the menus-
msnt o! the defunct paper, contrived to
be nppolnted managing editor of the
Cell, and another one drifted around our
wsy and found refuge under the wing of
the Echo.
She was the second girl we had ever
had on the force, for in unite oi the bril-
hei‘eell before nhe ended her corner as I
then city editor, the Echo hnvl persis-
tently refusal-d to allow another woman
within its pundits, and we had gradually
reuumed our cannot! habit» and but!
become almond. an badly denmrallzed no
we wore when "our first girl appeared
among an. lint when lvlv'u lnmisongeme
over from the Avalanche the new men-
uxement ootmidered the mutter of nc~
cepting her for awhile and then. to our
mingled joy and regret, she became one
oi u». 9 ‘
The man from the Avalanche, who had
become manager of the Call, evidently
had ideas oi his own about running I.
newnpuper, end he was rnpidly trans-
forming the ntsid column» of that con-
seneetlonal headlines and thrilling pure
[rephs that mode timid renders tremble
and wonder what the world in general
and journalism in particular wu com-
ing to.
One evening in the beginning of Au-
gust the Call contained a rather startling
ututement about thedepnrted Avalanche.
it. ufllrmetl that. the preumture demise of
that paper was caused by many crooked
deal» among name of the llilfiiill‘flfi mum»
gem, trmmletlnns by which n low inter:
entail profile-J at the oxpeum- oi the
result in revere puuluhment being in:
flicted upon the guilty llC‘l’fiiililf‘: and, it
added, it wnn known beyond a doubt that
there were, at the time at the writing.
people in the elnplnyof the Echo who
were nerionnly implicated in tin- dingmce
iul uflair. ..
Our rily editor smiled when he read it.
and denuded that, although the article
savored of war in the near future, it was
undoubtedly the hath-r part, of Valor to
let the tomnhnwk rest a little while.
But Evn .luminnn WM rum-r tn ne't'vpl. the
('lmllvnge til. mum Illlti lu swim: way «he
illit't'm'limi in getting; a viznrnun reply in
tin' Wednmlny morning l'Iu-lin.
'i'hntdny about ten n'rim~lt she received
9 note from the editor til the l'nli. it was
hriel, hut I'lllplliliit'. "l'lrnrw mil at our
allies briore twelve delimit, or you will
surely regret. it.” She unkvtl rue advice
of no one, but went on reqnvsml.
"You are prompt," the editnr rillid with
a smile, "You rnuet hnwumlerntuodths
lull "Walling of my murmur."
"No." illit- amwerml, “i did not on-
tlerutmul (hut in lin- it'lml, lml l under»
ntuml you wvll t'itllll§.,'il fu ltmrw that.
i.l10"l’l!i-twrlllr' vtlluluy ain't, uml l Wirill
to know who! it. is.” ‘
"You nrt- l'mult. m: ualml,” he told her
blnmlly. ".Vu. lili‘l‘? in no villulniy afoot,
expo-m pm! lruud. ’i'he rrnsun latent for
yull li-‘lili-i. You were in tiim-nutldenre
oi all the lrutling lights of thr- .Mitlanche
and i want you to “my me all the inform-
ation you win about the motto-r hinted at.
in the Vail luvt night. lltnmv there nrr
many things cunnm‘lml with that enter
prlne that will not ln~nr inumtmnlinn, i
am gnlll'l to write the :lllnir up fully in
thin paper. and if you don't loll whul. you
know. i shall take it for granted that
you «rein with the head win-morn lmud
sud glove nml inhnll denounce- you nil an
net-omniiro."
”You are right." nil! naid, "in ntatitlg
llmt l haul tlw mnfldenoe of my etnplnyn
ore. 'l'ln-y tn-m-‘tml me far more than they
th-rliiti you, o-veu lllllllllii you tried so
hunt to iuurntintr ynururlt enough to
learn the in» Mill mile of the llilhlilt'ufl, i
do not linuw that there urre rVrr any
’ttufnlr dmliumi. lint it i had punitive
knowledge that. lllr're'tvwre, i would let
you denounce me n illnttnuutl times over
before i Wulllti give one pnrrlvln of in-
formation to much u «iiuri-putuhlr- Min-0t. ml
you have made thin pnpt-r. in its rul-
umm your own oimrmtur is mirrored.
leuppoee you nrednlnu thin in remem-
brance ul that little lilyllllllmnlllti‘lm last
winter."
"Well, not ultogethrr," he enitl, rvmlly.
”i don't mingle-iridium: that i do enter-
tain e little ore nuimnuity toward you
than any one else, tor a man m-Ver for-
gets touch a decided rejection nu you (an
me. Hut 1 hold a grudge ugnltml. the
whole crmr'rrn. 'l‘hrv never treated me
right, (’lllil‘lllflififl the pomvr l orulld have
had in mun-ulna the paw-r. lint l’vs
got hurt now whrre i run lnmlmnle 'em to
my hrnrt'w non tent. null i am going to do
it. l've given you n «ham-e to mourn, for
[neverlllte to be harsh with a woman,
but es you retuus to do In I reorient,
you'll here to take it uionu with the rest
them." '
Hire on one book to the um" and took up
her work that. afternoon as usual.
The ilell’s editor was true to him three“,
end that night u long list. oi myprlnct
pied lotions, either real or innoled were
rustle public, and Eve Ju nlwo wee
charged with being one of the most un-
ecrupulom oi the urhemern.
Justin Marlow relied Era in his (look
utter buying read the nrtlnlm and point»
in; to her name in the hemlllxm. suited:
”Wbst ere you going to do shoot it, Miss
Jsmlsont"
"Nothing," else Answered,
1 dot"
“You our: deny it. You men prove thst
the sceusstlone ere not true. i lunlet
upon you doing too.” ,
"I out very sorry thatt you view the
nutter in that way," shell-uni. "tor l en:
determined to pey no more attention
whetever to tile stacks."
”That wolui'd' be en schnowlsdueuisut
our not i.
Jilrsple elude temntrnu it so. very
”What can
compelled to accept the dluuurseubie oov ,. h
linnt record BI'HB Scull had made for.
pl'oieeulouui reporter by mnrry’inu 'the'
oerv’ntlve old journal into n Merit!» of'
other», and which, if rxgmmwlrwould‘
now, .\im .inmisou, only an attempt to“
l . ,
WWI! ”Hostel in otlwhmi Ill! ,
‘thet tiles“ on brothel» uesriy unites,
his {or all who were, under the 7
editor'sewey tilet never e do! rear-d ‘
eeoh worker vowed .hs'would yo sw .
hut tor-venous rseeooe ell remelnell
true to the Echo. , > .
The tl‘rst weekln November the all:
editor left the senetum, enylng he soul
not tell exactly when he would return.
His useletent «sorted with no air of not?
ildenes tbst Juutln Merlow was hrsukinp
his heart shout Eve Js leou and thst be
M gone to hunt Tet. Huheequeut
events proved that for ones the nosietsut
was pretty nearly right.
ins little compartment ofsthe Globe
oflce'he found her. .
“i wont youflntck, Eve," he told he .
”Not to the Echo, but to me." /
“i have never proved myself innocent
of those charges which the Call made
against me,” she seid quietly.
”I don't want you to," he retorted. "i
know that you are an angel. Why should
you cure whet the Call snynl"
“1 never did. it was you who cored."
“Yum! know! was so idiot,” he ad-
mitted, mngnunimounly. "Can you lot"
give me?"
Evidently .ehe could, for yenterdoy the
, deetiny of our second gm reporter wen
i linked with that of our wound city etli«
a tor, an event which we considered but u
g proper complement to I trial that was
: held in .luvtice Kell's court room lust
week, when the former proprivtnrn oi the
' Avalanche.- proved tlieumelven and Eve
.1 liaon innocent, and the editor of the
(3 ii, the inntlgator of the: charges, was
I tencml tuthree yenrn’ lmpriuonmeut
for thuit und nlnnder.-—-Chimtgu News.
FUDGER AT VASSAR.
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A Delightful Home-mule Confection That
is Herein Envision-d.
“Nearly every night at college, quid the
Veesnr girl, "name girl may be found
somewhere who is making ‘fudueu’ or
giving a fudge party.
sur chocolate», and they ere simply the
moat deliciom eriihlen ever meuntnotured
by a set. of aweetmrntluvlng girl». Their
origin in wrapped in my-oto-ry. We only
know that. their recipe in handed down
from year toymr by old ntudonts to new,
and that they belong peculiarly to Van-
Huh:
“i‘o make them take thuu pnul singer,
one cup of milk, a piece at lmltrr one
hell the nine or an egg, and n titauputmiill
until it bogitm to net. grimy, Then it in
tulusn lrum the tire. stirred lirinkly and
turned into buttered tinn. lintors it
hurdeun it irl rut ill filllilli'nh. You may eat
the fudge either cold or hut; it in good
either way. it never tantra Ml «ll-livioun,
however. as Will'll made at Will-"gr over It
spluttering um, lump in the surlusmu of
, your own Hwti'Llill‘lil. 'l'he \unom .um»
cultien that. thin tnrtllml entail»
mutton tho indigo tunic swwtvr."
‘l'he lusplretlon o! ’l’rensnre leluml.
R. L. Hlt‘pilvllunll told of the way he
came to write “'l'rrumro island." One
dny he was huviuu tun with pen and ink
and n lmx of water ('nluru. it nurtured
to bin: in main- n map of an islnml; no In
island he draw. "it With elaborately and
brutttltul.y mlnrml; the nhnpe of it took
my fancy m-yumi ”pm-union; it contained
hurhore that plt’llm‘ti me like mime-in,
anti with the Hummerinvent-4v of the
predation-«l l ticketed my performance
"l’reueurv inland!" And tin-4 mm the
beginning nl llmt. lulunyntlrd lnmk, "the
map Hunt will] lie infinite. eloquent
auggrttlmi‘"lnn'iug mmt m (in with the
[growth of the ntory in after lilo. Tim
original lliil‘ Win "'l'lxr Son l'nnk.” Mr,
Novena-In mumuulo-d the reminiscent-en
of this lird.po-riurumnue tllun; "it in my
contention my Hllill'i'elliiull, If you like
——tbat who is tnlrniul to hit. mnp nod
(‘lliirtliil’fl it nml draws lrmn it hm lmplnk
tiuu, clutly mul lmurly. Kltllm punitive
nuppurt. ullli not more mum m2 immunity
from accident. The toll lute n root more;
it grown in Hunt soil: it nan n Ifllilli of its
own lwlnu-i Yuewordn.” Aw tln'wrltrr
studiru it "re utioue Will appear that he
had not timugiit upon; in! will «llm'uvor
obvioun. llmuuh llununpwrlwl, whorl. cute
and luntprints inf hie turner-name: and
even win-u n map in not all the plot, as
in "i're-uslll'r' lslhnll,’ it will he found to
be a mine ni ntluixrnliull."
. , ., .
Nulrhy'e New I‘l‘nre.
slip got out of Mr Mining» and walked
intrrtlw t'itml' «tore. at. llm will» out”.
toning lwr Ht'flit‘klli t'uul,
”i wont a box of cigar-i {or myhuehaml
planer, lml. me nee ull kinda."
"Now here- nre Hililli' Key Wont gomlu
we ran evil for eight Ilnllnre, and here, are
dlifllfifltll'w from that dan in $2.50," ”aid
the obliuinx r-lerlt.
i'lhe limited at them carefully.
"You nmy wrap up that box at not);
will she with wreat dignity, “i like the
shade better. it will nhout mutt-h his
“making jm-het.” - lmlinnnpnlie Hen.
tinei.
lemurs-es e! e Populist Newspspar,
The .‘ii‘iainhillpl Populist. It pnper rs-
oentiy ntnrtml here to reform the politic»
ol the Hun». in no more. Editor Main...
ell hon aim :tmappenred. lrnvmu thin note
to tlw rtnplnymm:
"I, it'levn two inmpe, bucket and dipper,
cool wutlle, ellovri, broom, wushpnn,
noel-oil nun, npll nlmut 700 pounda of cont,
Divide seine between you." '
“The wnrl-l." whinpered the motion",
"will throw the breed muntln oi ulmrlty
over you."
The weary elnner mined lwr ntrenmlu‘
eyes in hope.
"Con you," she laiterrd, “nxslss it
close tilting encque with pulled sleeves!"
~T0wn Topinn
nouns, M. nineteen.
My name in Huron, .
John Burns. M. l’.. of lmnnon. England,
1’mthe (trend l'enlunulrum or line llritleh‘
tailors.
And A wart-list. too. tor Yflwnllcrmly,
For i want my there of the slut! » every
time. \
1 nm Klr Uflf'lw'lllmmd Million. '
Anti when lope my tnouthwmnmhlnn drops,
Plow to toluene the oontormetlon at my
law.
is there I ntriltet iorooh my flutter. 'I'hnt
setting it.
lie and island ere unrest team.
We knew it all sell I grant dost mm.
Mist newton "I. ”ll Christ cum to all
homeownemm
or”: e s; '
“that firm,
“I“ ;
Fridges ure Vnr- ,
of vanilla extrnct. ’l'he mixturv in cooked ,
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ODORE H.0LSEN’Sf
Bl WASHINGWN STREET, Slllliil NilliWAlK.
100 pairs of Lounebury, fiathewson dz Co's tine Bhoee,'a little impartect,worth t.50,:el;2.25
100 pairs of Lediee’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Lsdiee’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200fpairs Lndies’ Uperu plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ludies’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
lit) pairs Misses' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Miesee’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childeu'e 8} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25,!“ 059:.
' 85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men's Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes. worth 3.50, at 2. ., sizes 5i, 6, Gt, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andgi 1, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Blochers, worth 250 at .1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picudiliy and square toe, worth [.50 at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Cali Button, sizes 1) to 2, worth 1.75, at 1.00.
75 pairs Boy 'e Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
, lilillllllll _ it. until.
u wuummu sum, scum NllllW .
NEW lllEAl SEWINB MllllllllE ;
FOR $19.00.
This Machine is Made by the
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Which is a guarantee of its merit.
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