. _ .45
GENERAL CAhSIUS M. CLAY.
law the county and sent him word it
he did not leave he would kill him.
.Richunlson is greatly untitled over the
general“; threats. bot soy: he will not
, leave. Richsrdson is considered 5 dan-
I carom man. and those who know him
any he will kill General Clay if the
~ ‘ltttn attempts to carry out his threat.
- The general intimate. that Richard-
, son has assisted in plundering him. One
lo! hisnelghbors built ltichnfidson I, lit-
.‘1
If
t
tie plank house on his tam. Ind the -
* genernl is so lncenped at him for. lend-
ing lid to his enemy that he will not
spank to him and will have nothing to
do with his neighbor-'3 nelntlvoo.
When the child who heard of the gen-
enl’s threats against her brother, she
Wrote him a letter. She isstlll at her
brother ClOll'l. in this town. She is
afraid the general will kill her brother,
and she will probably persuade him to
leave the county.
An Antagonist to I. ”and.
‘ General‘ciny's record for personal
bravery makes him unnntugonlst to ho
lured. H’s fought a duel with Robert
Wlokiiflo; killed ill Turner with a bowie
knife and carved Will Browninio an
invalid for life with the some weaplm.
His neighbors never tire of telling or
: tiles: deeds. _
When he learned that his son had
threatened to carry off Doro. just» after
the general had declared his intention
of making her his wile, he wont to
town. purchased plenty of arnis and
.urntnunltlon and‘wlih a small blind of
' difelld‘en. of whom Dora’s brothel- Wil-
liam his «mo, turned White Hall into
a tortreu. There was no trouble. now-
ever. ,
Ever since his young Wlft' left his
home the general has been growing
more determined to even up limiters
tel
with iholo who. he claims. induct-d her. J
torqult his roof. Dora hull repeatedly
olaltned that she will return no soon
as her visit is oompleted. but this old
. in: horse insists that her relollws are
inducing her to prolong herlstsy.
rho complication. In It. Grunt.
Berlin. Nov. {lav—The pemintont ai-
‘lanoe of tho glwemmont regarding the
intentions. of Germany at Klso Chou
My. thullth probably u: used by the
insomnia or diplomatic egotlsiion. in
boltinhinx to be rogardod with consid-
eruhio anxiety. it is believed that im—
mdlutely prior to tho mvcupation by
Admiral vou Diede'rlt-h and the Gor-
illll'i t‘l'tlller division the government
' notified Russia. on a friendly power. o!
its intention. and that a virtual agree-
, Inuit exists under which Germany may
hoop Kilo (lhuu and the hay. while
Runluhscomos the predominant power
in Korea. which in tantamount to an-
notation.
’ ‘ 0“ him: In, '- Indie.
indiunopolll. Nov. 27.-jtlcenter ladle.
" lndéuondent Ordor or odd Follows. lion
MOI! I Mill in UN! clroult court to pro-
. ’ Will the curving out of the present
lull to build the new $300,000 Grand
‘ {Aldus (lid Fqlloum' temple Jn this city.
‘ 1t ‘ciulmu nn‘ownershlp in the mount
‘ mud make properly and demands that
the livability be will for the partition
oi the provoedu. ll units on injunction
. to prevent the touring down‘ of the prol-
? out hull and to woman the placing at
a moi-lungs on the proporty for the put.
M of ”eating it new building.
r
m.
Will In. at it! land-n.
Mum» Mos... hov. ”mountain
. mm: in! the ammo arm has ro.
Hm WM from Thin that "to can!”
a . all“ Minion bu boon chm tor
f t Juno's races with Harvard. but
when Harvard and ’i'olc mods
than: iivs your athletic mommt.
humus: . or, florvum's previout «no?
it!” with (ion-ll“ it was sun-ii. how—
m. that this your in tho no. with
'qud file should nova lilo choice
Ween new liondbn and rams-sp-
tgmiu. ling; m?” 3%-
tidal-12mm _ “fr.
m 00
Miomlfi‘mmm
‘mmn .
fill; M luff“?! ‘1 Manitoulin. on 7 .
“Milli 1W ‘
No one need go to Europe for 5
watch. The best are inside righthm
meats particularly recommended-
. ' . “Riverside" and “Ravel.” Can be
, found in gold, silver and gold fiilod
cm at
not“. 39th" Street. amok.
mm... *
rm. Lilly and
V " I“ u 5'
i" 3 U R N c I ll
liosl Estate 0 lion. “out
not not until" "to ma.
eatent '
godicine's
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om. . a Ransom mm.
m sohw'fnk. : I 's‘
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“fun“ Ilium on m
ALDEN BOWNS PM
F . Vito-Pull.
$811111: % $513. Bun. u Tn.
J. OJINNIMO.
Paper-linger. Galolnlur
. Painter.
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lull. um Alli ”In!
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600.0. Stills‘on's ..........
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till:
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UNDERTAK IR. Roofs!
”MW STREM- . V and they will protect
Inuit. - ' ' ' 0"“ you. (lid roots made
Opp. Blunt Ratios! Dam as good as new at half
woman not: aim. the usual cost. by
THE
THLIPBON! CALL. ll.
towns Billillllll
consul. '
IAB'J.‘ HORWALK‘. 00”.
In con rotor on to nvarooo hundrod m
robin blwo boo: omtod with our tumorvstivo
Any Ian or Woman
Whole hair is dropping out. or who has
clondrull uudnn itchy scalp. can: be per
‘ nimotly cured by using
4 CARS 0F CHOICE
OLD
Timothy H. y l
Two conioi old long
RVI ITRAW l
And about 8000 bushels of old
“1"“ “Wishes courouu'o
enrol
in Short" l Theta goods are thor- QUIN'HE '
oughly Int class. sod will be told , .
It ill! um. pd“ “ lhll year ' Don't intact the nnnwl llulo's Compound,
growth! Till comparative vulva ll “mm” m “w hm.
known by I“ horsemen: no Uliil’l‘ti. .
, . run. or at your hair dross».
RAYIOID silos.
.0. lanolin
« town.
It all drug sin
in
I.V.. I. ii. I ii. I. I. '
nun minor.
' Window llth. .
mm: worn sonwm: run your
room. ‘ . 4
’ «mammal
M. n...
Upon the am ”optom- oi
ll quill. prom". t. w ill lilo
‘liarlsnd's Milton. m. w-
Mdlng to dimtlou and it
mam-iv: you from a long
: Mpfltiulllm
,Aooton '
blitnun‘tbi’grloscum bud
unbound. W
ill,Alilerica by the Madam W 31th“)? ..
. n Vanni-um “not
an.m
Bountiful Mus
in Wall Poms.
Automating. MM not. not than
on Inch things nevertheless. We don’t
not to seem bonitul, but we no proud
of our stock. ,Wo worked hard to not it
«we, didn't like vim was than": to In.
no is one m why no have the
tnde we do.
*3:- mm:
”mutenmwam >
I. I. “ORNAM,
lo nun AVIIUI.
' Minot
Intorootod in
Typowrltorn?‘
‘ it so, you should know sll
about the intent immu-
ments. The
slum-i autumn
if
Typowritcr
in tho Louder in Impnvom.
M allow wrath: "'-
8nltll Drool" lymrltsr llo.
Bunsen“. N. Yul]. 8. A. ‘
' It" York M II! Mm.
Now tum alts. mm nut.
o. w. RAVI-own.
' funeral lira!»
Ind “Minor.
“Jonah. ' . ‘
WNW» Tm.
fit I. m:
. ; . tits in am.
M on will: lib-sot.
mm. till"
l i“ WW 3.:
mn.:...... M!
l00
Inwnnous
$8
CALLING
was
our host: Gown. .
bend to reduce weight. A sedentary. lilo
does not noomrlly onuso fatty develop-
nnmt. alone it is apt. to nflrot the (“mien
uninvorobh', and whom that is at innit
the both- isnot Well nourished. Wm
(minim and plenty of open air on- them
tom rocomuwudod. ploamnt but not excit-
ing diversions. and. above all. m of
mind .
The illustration glvon todoy shows a
oostuino having it «kin or old row silk.
ornamented with thms hands of otter.
which form a point in front. The Russian
blouse oi' rhungmblu win-t in old moo and
otter tints has a wink-d bluuluo «broil
with other and u nimulu‘tud yillll!_ consist»
ing of u bunduf pink silk illlllll’vldt'ml
with gallium lmrderoti with ottsr. Tho
slum-moi old mm silk om ulgod at the
wrists by bonds 0! other and have lull
opnulois of velvet txmiomd with otter.
The bolt is of pink gt in, with n cold
bwklo. L'ch Cum.
ENGRAVING.
Wu will furnish
also 4%“. including inside
soil out-ills i-uvololm, the flu
out quality and most urtintle
onmving. {or
Nearly,“ not count. leu- than
over oiloml by another in this
oily. _
mum AllDl‘l‘lOlilAL nt‘N-
lillhllin.
Wedding work (allied nod ill-
Iun'ted in llli‘iill'lptiu without
extra churns. Other comm
ing mna‘ipomlinuly olwnp. '
Wu also nisito a special prion
on .
l
V
w... and to enrol.
U .18
0 M 1m 0! i.“
AIMMOII (lords. ill will a
lineal!» ‘ g ‘
Wild. M ll (tillliltllotli ~
tam blunts
mm "min
in; do“
i ’l—("l—(”l—("l-("l—(“h—
1 Hum and Ann slrwts. tluuib N- runlk.
bomb or southwest.
. ”i.
Iool—Mlms' Mug Jackal.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Serviceable top garment of English
tweed. designed for genorul utility
wear that may either match the skirt
or be made of contrasting material and
worn over the regulation csmbric or
silk shirt Waist.» As here represented
the color selected is a deep blue; the
(our edges or the skirt being simply
finished with machine stitching in
tailor style. by one. two or three runs.
its preferred. The loose—lilting fronts
are trimly adjusted to the figure. un—
de -arm gore separating the-m from the
nu er~buclts that are not stitched, the
entire length of the garment being lett
naming a decided novelty from the
customary coat laps and plains. “The
closing is effected; invisibly by means
of buttons and button holes that are
worked in tho fly that is stitched to po.
sition on the right from. The stylish
roiling collar meets the coal labels that
urn faced and reversed from the front
in notches. Pockets are inserted at
convenient depth and finished with
welts. The sleevea. of fashionable
width have the iullness at the top col-
looted In gathers. while the wrists are
oompleted by machine stitching to sim-
ulate round culls. Covert. broadcloth,
rhoviot. tweed. plain and funny coal-
inns make desirable and nutty coats
of this dmription. cart- being taken in
both finishing and pressing: two es-
sential mints in limiting cloth gar-
moms.
To make this mm (or a miss 0! four-
tmn yours will requiro um 1'.in out»
half yardb of fifty-four~im-h material.
The pattern. No. Will, is out in sizes for
misses of ion. (woiwn foul-loo" and six-
!i‘i‘li yours.
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wanna alumni. neuron "-
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Nu. ion-:1.
(hi this uni. illl in your unnw nil-l ‘
widows, and lilliii or inkv ii In
Sturtcvanl's Bargain House.
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I-‘llulllUA. Ai‘iillil'l‘A. AIKENwTiiE
SOUTH.
The season is opt-n for Southern,
trove-l. The Southern l'nilu'uy nu-
nounces lllt‘ most parlor! dining and
llireplngrbr survive lot" all Southern
cltlea and winter resorts for tho seav
son or 1:597:98. 'l‘ho two limited
irnlnswiho Washington and southern
‘l.imiwll uml l'iiitoii iliutes i-‘usi Milli
mum operated dolly. every day in the
your. giving the most supbrb oorvlco.
New York iii New Orleans. Aiken.
Augusta. Ashvlllo (“The Land or the
Sky"l. fluvaunuh. .larksouvillo. St.
Augustine. ’i‘bmpa. Atlanta. Mompbls.
(lbotinnoonu and. in tact, any point
[directive Juliu-
sry 17. the "Florida Limited" - will be
‘rooumedmu most magnificently mull»
bod train. built upenloily by the Full:
‘ many company for this mrvioo. and
will be operand mild between Now
York and ill. Align-lino. composed ox-
oluslvo‘ly oi dining. library. observa-
tion. drswlnproom and compartment
sleeping curs. heaving Nov York
daily broom Sunday. at 13:10 noon.
mulling ill. Augustine billowing ar-
turnout: tor lunch; lino ottoebod to
this train will be malt Moot sorvieo
New York to Alkali 'ilnll‘ Augusta:
also mountain. (in. Ilili Jokvl island.
For full particular». sin. call on or
address Illa; ll. 'l‘bwutt. nut-m
pun-our aunt. all Brando». Now
York. ,
in im iii. Thom‘ltclnm. of Ab
Ionian». TM. liui Ill stink of an-
nmry. which has». ohmic. “i um
mum by til- Molly-inns in m
, ' it ‘
open to form deep squares. thus pre. ‘
nun. Then.
fol-tabla us
But it didn’t,»_ " ,
, ‘le barber W’lm
In the mum. ‘ ;
became so [not that
choir tell impound
Walker has boot
but it didn't hon
nothing unusual m.
The man intho ..
and lidgeted Io flint ht
ling a had cut. ; i
“No." he said at
. “i don't care to it!
waxed." . . ‘
But the barber m f ‘ .
or at his way. ‘
"I don't care till- I,» .
yam" . ‘
. The barber was , , ,
iivious to everything, ‘
“Hang it all!" cried?
chair. at last, “aren't M
me what i think of '
tion in New Yorkr‘. .
Still there Will item
the barber.
When the man finally
the chair the bogs laid ,
diosting the barber: '
"Deaf and dumb. ”I
gazed him purposely M
to please." ~ -
‘Then the man who had
chair swore. I ,. I
“it you don't put! h
larbment on him you M3
trade," he said. N '
"But you have slum
lalkative-" . ‘ *
"Oh. that's all right. _
the man who had boon in
suppose everyone in: I,“
log for heaven. but '0. 95‘
get there too soon." ‘
, o
w
"This baby." aid this m
be turned for “other
room. "is. going to be fit
one of these dun." ;'
you think so?"
"Just look at tho
real tears and '
feel .' "oiling; ,3 .
FROM NEW
ltooiton, New Zeuillltl. -
I am very pleased to ‘
I look the scene! oi! , ' an
medicines. the sale has Milli 1"“
more especially of the OM
in two years I have will m
pnrlirular remedy than 5! h"
make-s for the prevloiu an [M
to its oflicacy. i have MW
scores of persons of tits mm
they have received front It. I“ , 4
Its value from the use w ill; iii
household. ii is Io 9mm
that we have to place tum 7,
mo reach 0! the children.
1 n J. at? _
”or sale by (l. C. Still-oil" m
walk; E. P. Weed. Nor!“ ‘
Superlutendontwllr. mg
to ‘ V
know what we are 3 ‘
thallium lot or not”
marked them down but.”
no; “
but nobody seems to ‘ " '
Mm-obnnt—Jmt mm M
mm. above the orlglnnlm‘i‘ion
them on lilo bargain m
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i'bitetl States. i! not ill l3)
made an eugualmut- 3.
o [lulloy‘to exhibit ‘ ‘
ll “n line oxauipla of in“
She is one inch la- cm
height. and is couldll't‘tl",
o intonded that site atoll
uiiloont «bunnies st till nub]
lions. ' , I
n In smell that AW'
or» growing ‘ tailor. Club V
seeming to be built it n W,
lions thou the int. 1"; d 7‘ V
years .10. was live lost m
the height of the V0“ “t
while English mm W
loot six inches. A‘ Willi! m
turned from ltllrovil in. M M ..
say within a low but.“
York woman «but m
comparison with ills will _
on. The English low M
loom lass reboot to
limo they did not» w
notorious women m 2
outdoor spam slid um
No min locum Will, in
tho Foam“! ,, ‘7
W
Governor 0min M
ill'tllil‘ a spool“ um
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