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ever any shirt woiete from
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43,99“. Note. $1.00 land a135,
M k to see our newcoreet waisted writpper.
. .. Solos 'Whi‘o’to' Shirts,
4; ; 99¢“: ones,
t J ‘ And upwards.
is human 4 «on,
'f.’ oahiueton St. South Not-while.
m... ~
Has a decided advantage over the one who is sloveuly
«lad. The clothes we sell have the proper style
and form. hoeidee that youthful dtiiili limveeeary to
make the young man oi today appear heeomiuuiy
dressed.
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CW and Crater
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The Fluent in the
2;: Die alto;
50th rot in.
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DELICIOUI ~II‘l-IVO'.
are?
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immigrant. _
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Iletoo my Powder,
For aaie by all leading
To main.
GOLDI‘IILDI
Seattieie Michael
Wi‘ali‘ moo.-
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liqlllilllihtifll
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heave We“ eon
aewreaa.
am molten.
maid}: in 0‘.
hit.
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t 3.15”" .wea in perpetual net-ll .
,' Cavitih Huht'e a lo, oul do be taken
to Europe and gold into alarery. Ilea-
Wfim M ....
. to e
dream-tam which trimmed
it. no :ol‘
E
J on, while their very
Had it not been for the
firm leddehip oi the now e
erlui tale!
5:...“ erethe‘tl ‘iitj‘wlil {i
. as... , ,mfi. Erma. YO
end-deatmyedroy
. .lhhdfl whoae.«irlehde and country-
’hdhdeil i!‘|""ouhoard
eaeolt. however. wee a loan of bio
He had node a aolernn treaty
with the ermine. tileit tiled, relia-
hi‘"‘¢!a.lilé"‘”i£:li . till ""3“
. , . b p wor .
“my?” one heath a nder’ed hie
chief by declaring thatl‘he wee In
league with hoaille red men who were
planning aniaeaacre oi the whitee.
Thorn-ichieiweeinoeuaedJndde-
dad that hla euhjeoet be given him
puniehlneht. accord! to the pro-
vialone otithe treaty. , coloniata.
however. their!" Squanto'a aervlcee.
an an interpreter. on one pretence’or
another declined to comply with the
demand. Then it wee that the great
ohlei loeag confidence in the white
lien. held niooi iron thou. althouh.
no em atterwerda ehown. he had re-
ihaed‘to eoartiuanyoitheolota
er the no hhorlltg trlhee. which were
eiewly aeeunlng gigantic omnloae.
and which had for their object the tile
ter aunlhleilea oi the white intrudera
“on if lb tribe or the rm rhlei
weeuetiuahoaliieaieedot In.
diana were ahotlt whoee hearie were ill-
ied with hatred for the white men. and
wheae aealolng trainee hall been whet—
ied with the expectation that are long
the welcome word would be given to
ntarrh noon the white area and otter-
ly deatrey then.
Hence the journey to Poltanoltet wu
fraught wlth great denser. Captain
like iltandieh alight no on the relation
with comparatively little rleit. ae he
had Mil-ed the iodine with awe by
Ina e oi valor. lady oi them re«
garded hint on hearing a chanted lite
and mine thouht hit note than than.
whiieallateadlnterroroihle Vflir
moo. hut medial: could not he
' .Hewaenaeilathaue. m-
y it wae decide!“ M w
low and Jolie Hayden altonla vialt
the dying ohlel. Taking medicine and
cordiala three lotreoid then. with a
friendly Indian guide. lourneyed forth.
hot on their way aewe melted the.
that laeaaealtwaadead. Atthiethey
were perplexed. lt wee indeed peri-
llotte to continue their Journey now
that their old detender and ally wee no .1.
¥
m. eeoerlally elm he had died
leaner-Ii hole the white men thrush
what he worded their may. had
yet it wee all latuortaat at thla critic
eel line to
had leii hint. Mound hie
woloo ole. hh iilho to h
Emrohwh.
ae
eeiie with unearthly delete and yelle.
vainly heel-a to that-- away the
dleeaae. A u onwd at heaven
«emailed the uterine worried.
air alert lilo wee eiihlea with rile
adore. The arrival oi tee white teen
divert attention nod ereeied a not»
ilea. ehtei heard aald
or their MM. lie hired
mat. "
ell ho eeue
turner
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min” a
New
wit
the than. to
ward. teiiewed by hie aelde and later~
Of. .
”Ari thee mutate.“ aehed the airle-
itegfhirt. ie a law veiee.
an.
"tilll WW. I ehail never
“:3. ‘ leaiir “to
e .
meow-W. E:
milieu
3.“... aar-
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afi .. «5%
their
the
to Jail “at. u
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if the gown-“their ' “ "“3“
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tron iiii'mm‘i
need on he «triathlon. health
tot the othim‘ fz-loihlefril'e.
homeland '
.iiliee Kindle
Mitilrndoné o ‘d'ibilhtieu‘
'M'm-olr WW!!!“
oral mystery that m-
louttdedythew lie men did 'fll’slhbl‘e
than medielnewto reatore the", nick;
tor man- in the none in all egee.“*and
the , wer‘di? thmmmmnoeork
veri hie nil. raw ' . ‘:
"Mltlllloit Ioohodealred meat broiha.
imitated hie
aolhe‘ lick endsotiter‘ wild fowl.
winticth alarm“. II a when
t re ea y. not one ay.
hie Wigntiwmia indgtdentlfitd‘
rrienda. Then he glared a aevere re-
iM."M"hM“ uhotieeee.’ -
area under the l'eithtul nureing oi hie
white irienda. 0a recovering he wee
loud in praiae oi hieaarioura. “Now!
now (or a certainty." he would ex-
claim. “that the llngllah are In heat
frienda and love are. and while ' -
eoit live. he will never iorget what
they have done for me."
Then he warned thorn that III trihea
enrrdondlng them were leegned togeth-
er and then engaged in a plot to nine-
tat-re all the whitea. They had route
to hint hot i h he had mood to look
upon the [that oh hie oiiiea. ainoe
they did not etirrender neonate accord-
ing to their treaty oath. he had reme-
ed to he a party to plot ngalnet theta.
lie urged the white teen to immediately
teiae the leadere and punlah them.
Window and Hanoden heateued to
Plymouth. and litre Standleh. acting
with hie arenatoned daring and dia-
oltrh ioilowed leuuott'a advice. Hie
prompt and rigorotta actionairiicit ter-
ror Into the hrarte oi the heetlle ln-
dieoe. who. forthwith. 0030 for peace.
Thee wee the most eaten-Ive plot
union the Pligrlrna irttetrated and the
colony of Plymouth aared tron dee-
trui-tloo at the ltande oi the iodine.»—
ii. 0. Flower. in eatntly Ileaamger.
alum mnaoame.
macaw- loathardtaeat of
thettteeieeolhatho.
(Copyright It”. by Aegoolated Prone.)
On Board “I. Finehio Brooklyn, all
adult.” de Cuba. Hey M. m Port An-
tonio. Jetualea. Jone l—{loatmodore
liohlt-y derided to teat the halterlee of
Santiago de (lithe todey to determine
their location and captivity. M to
o'oitwh he lraoaii‘rrod hie flag to the
ldaeenrhneeite and went on board that
$1: on m
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ilk
At mil o‘l-iooh the llaeeaoltueette. an
the ilaaehio. algnailed the lowa and
the New Orloeltl to form column and
hollow he Iagehio A retiree doe ea.
wee eteered until the ahlpe were ahuot
1.000 yarde rm the there. and then.
u'irt'llag until they headed doe weal.
they oaeeed. atarhoerd tide on. or the
tom. ‘l‘he ordere were tor the hoary
n-ma gene or the tie-enamo- and
the li-laeh lane oi the lawn to open
on the Crietoeal colon. whleh wee
shoot l.“ to mail rarde ladde the
Mono. while the New Orleaaa‘ large
etelihee [tine were to open on the iorte.
no no to draw their tire.
The earmwueee oi the harbor en-
traare and the ahead or the elimwhlrh
wade lea Rania. allowed or the Oriole-
holGoloai-eivtargutoroaiyaiew
tnlaatee. In t t few ulaatee. It to
ed.eheweehltwlre.but not not»
“their “In”
Mmmnr'i‘u ‘
were ly two at
Mindoro
iron near the tore
the mihiiliiiilm
witlaiii a ‘
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"old 'chm 'galltel ,
(warning oi hia~ white. ‘
in Piatrunonth. Nah. there to enjoy
the (mite of hie yearn of work Popper-
hurg waa not like hondroda of rich na-
tive American men and women who
never met! a dollar themaelvea, but
who attend in lavieh living lnlompe
the lacunae their hon-hie hardwork-
ing aneeetora earned in our repohlio.’
Pepperoni-g loved hie adoptedoountry
mow than M native Anita-leans love
the land where they were been. lie
lure-it heeanaehohttowe. wheatali la
Itid and done. it ie the country at the
Mk
'i'howarwlth woodman. Pep-
wwe molduot monument.
won 50 militia-(immuno-
united. so he drewa eheoh turnoo
all “Your Jewieh fellow eliiean."
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uee. iiohodydoahtathe inclem-
ehlp o! the Mill until-marina
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