IMPORTANT
:: NOTICES ::
_" IO lo 10:2.? O'clock.
w**> * m w* Arithmetic Contesta-Kennedy Street
FOR SALE school
_ Jadgen-fiann A?
FOU SALH-OIM! Lieberman plano. Miss Jessie Herron, Miss Annie lilg
?lighlly used, practically good aa ?lu?- Mian May VVIgglngton.
new. Will ?eel cheap: alan aecoad M ", 1 l**B. BfatI
bund ?450 Leater piano in flrat class " MR W.E. Chapman. Mia? Bthel Wll
condltlon at a bargain. Willi? & u*> ?i"1..^? M*7. TS^SS'. .
Spearman. Bleckloy Building. An- in??? "U? Hj:?w IM lock,
deraon S. G MaD Drawlttg > contest-Kennedy
_' . Street school.
I AQT Judges.
UkJ*j 1 Miss May Fant. Miss Lillian Cllnk
- scales aud Alls Sallie, Thompson.
l<ost-A ladles yellow and black fur ute llil.? O'clock,
scarf at thc Palmetto Theater Sat- ?"?.m,,, MJ,?,.IW.?__I?,.I.I???1V ?im??
urday afternoon. Fiador?*mwtiS& ^^"S?^ Htrcet
. or uoUfy 438 P.lvcr St., City 3-22-lt ^"oT -. . .
FOUND
Found-On train Sunday. March IC,
lictween Abbeville and Hodges a
Shriners' Button with letters
"OMAH." Owner can get aame by
paying for this advertisement and
then seeing Dr. W. C. Bowen, Bel
ton, S. Cf , . 3-24-2t
WANTS ,
WANTED-The ladle? to know that
I have tho best curling fluid that
con bc bought. On aale at Martin's
Dru- }"?...? or Garvin Barber 8hop.
- P.J ? ? i.uu per bottlo. D. C. Garvin
WANTED-Typewriter purchasers.
We have over 200 new rebuilt and
second hand typewriters for quick
sale, cheap. All makes. Prico
sheet on request J. ?. Crayton &
Co., Charlotte, N. C.
mS-tf
Wanted-Boys between tho ages ot 12
and 16, to act aa agents for the An
derson Bally Intelligencer in every
town in South Carolina. A good
imposition will bo offered to
IUSTL1NG BOYS. Your friends
.will gladly subscribe to this paper
at 10c per week Dally and Sunday.
Write or call Circulation Manager
Tho Anderson Dally Intelligencer,
Anderson, 8. C. 3-14tf
W*bti5d-Carrier boys between ages
pf 19 and 12, Apply to Sloan Dris
kell. Intelligencer office., 3.-34-21.
g- - ._.? ?rn- I -_. J_
jjosltion In "My Town?!'. i, Aka 36.
Good references. Comun?cate^ with
"Experience", bare of tae*-.JntelU
gencer. ? ?Dh
Program For Field
Tf _, . r
HF
Judges- 3rd Grade Match.
Miss Jessie Thompson and Mrs
John Ragsdale.
Judge? - Ith and .'?th Grade Match
Miss Valeda Crowther and Miss!
/.ois Hudsons.
J nilgen ?th and Higher Grade Match1
Mr. W. C. Petrie and Miss Rucia
Walff.
Iii O'clock
Pienic Dinner at Buena Vista Park.
.1 O'clock.
At Buena Vista .IJark-County Ath
letic Meet.
Presentation of Prises by Prof W. '
K. Tate, supervisor of Rural schools.
Judge*- Boy's Wited Work.
Mr. D. H. Russell;'Mr. J. E. Barton |
and J. M Paget.
Judges- Girls' Hand Work.
Mrs. Albert SharmMrl. Rufus Fant,!
and Mrs. Span Dowling.
Judge*-Floats,
Mayor Lee G Holl?men, Rev. J. W.
Hpeake and Mrs T. A. Wiglngton.
-l-li-l-H-J
A WORP TO TEACHERS
Tim long talk ot Field Day or ifrom memory) and the. one drawing
County School Fair will be held Fri- t!l? "??P ",ia11 recelvo the prUe.;
j . .< i o^.i. t.. i ..t." At ll o'clock (promptly) the three
day. March 27th. This ls to bc tho Bnjat nmtc^s (ora,_..0,d
largest educational rally that Ander* foshioned bee") will be held kt Ken
son county has ever had, and lt ls ncdy street school,
urged that every leather will arouse ; At 12 o'clock the (Stand Paradc\wlll
more enthusiasm than he has in the ( march ground the court house. The
past few weeks. . From reports from ' children of the country will not
all parts of thc county great propara- m&rch in thc parado., aa this , was '
tiens have been made by teachers, pa- thought to be too much jnasponslbility
trpns and children. ror the (..acl.-rs.f Tim <fJoAtt? will be
Promptly .ot ten o'clock tho Arith-? In line promptly at ll ^Sw o'clock on
mette contesta will be held at the ?West .Market street, near tho West
Kennedy street school. Any of the. Market street school. After the pa- (
Anderson people willibb glad to point rade thc large picnic dinner will be,
out this building to the contestants, j held at Buena Vista park. Teachers,1
Teachers, pleaae Impress upon the'.please remind your pupils and patrons
children and patrons that the morn-: to bring well filled baskots. and each'
lng contestant will be strictly private, school 1B asked to select its own place '
only Ute Judges and contestants be? in tho park for dinner. |
lng present Tho children aro asked At 3 o'clock the county athletic
to bring pondla--thc paper will bo meet will be at Buena Vista park All
furnished by the county. schools entering this contest arc ur
At'10:30 o'clock tho may drawing ged to watch the papers and read
contest will be held at 'Kennedy street Prof. Chambers' article,
school. The judges will select one of At the close of all thc contests,
the threo mapS To be drawn. The ,:Prof:- W. K. Tate' will present' the
chU^drcTjwBl draw the required map prizes at the park. 1
Wonlid-Carrier boys between ages ?ftiff^T tt?t? frPUflf?l perlntcndent of education for espec-'
of 19 and 12, Apply to Sloan Brie- SniiraTi Mlll rf ?Ililli n,y needy rural school ^Utrpcts. .
kell. Intelligencer office, 3-J4-2L nl.lWW.il . UJI. UUIIUUL i 145,000
~-TT-~---a-1-~ ?ll?i.i# TAfik. TI ir ur in litl?^i^^J^L^^^?
.-.?... ,.W."." *..,, T -_- , jSSSlSsS ?|(?r I Mk 'W?SSSf ' nonne ana- C*H>UDIUU \n o?uvatiuij ?v
'iws?tlon'jn^y^o^^AS' 36 j J HwllW rUlr ! IlC I DWI j*?? "mt have brought more em
Good references. ComralcsYTwIUi ]__fmm 9 ?lent schools to scores of coramunU
"Exp?rience", bare bf t&e*.jntelll- <* ~~- P** recant " Sutf a}2
FOR SALE * BYAJH^TVBE ; - ttJS&T2XV&TJ&>
. . .? ? - - - -1--- . : tent teachers. If the people of any
'^lfijiP?^^ +?rg Afc ittJUCtnt * ATTI c/,,UUBity, wi" wUh JP?H
?tow Uve and vacant lot adjoining on JD/\*V VB??Aa\J\JL, AIL? He school authorttlb??ur may easily,
ssaf^ House hat ??sht rooms and v ?MS , w , secure state aid f^TTpelt?r bulldJt?jL:1
kitchen., btttlsr'e pastry, bath - room, an M-~?J I. >M R. D?LI tru TU h J00^ term and the. establli|hm>?I
electric ' llghU anra???f;jhj^ ?- a ***** ?raded scbopt ; . 1^
right, terms right, uWmtTfS^^^ R?rsl Grs^etl ScKooU "An appUcstlo^ar high schWl?
-j ,, ?M.,-_ > nmw waoee acaoou, | atd wHl be c<?nW?To? by the BtSte
i ?tm have a lot bl good land in Without Fail board ol education tit Its ne^t mest-,
tracta to ault you. \ Prices varying i'.ig- Thc money w4ll be forwarded .
from ten.. dollars to tbirty-flva per - to your county treasurer about May.
^SZFiJ&J0^^ "v**r,te to m* Thnt tho school ,?r A?dorsou county 15th The usual November InataH
st McCoraiiek. S.xC. .?""_" ^""4" t* ?1.? ?io?? mol,t ?r M&h school sid for the
VJiUe Fi Edmund?. every other county iu tho stato ?."o,,^ .year could not be
--:-a- will- fare well this year is now as . paid last fall peiWaWthe collection
'WANT^i iiiired, uccording to a letter just re- of the oncmill state scbdfat tag, from
WTvod in Anderson by J. B. Feltou.'which the high schOoHBroprlcUon
wiNTBn mn -avivT?,,,,> . sn^erlnteudent of education. Mr. Fel- for 1913 was derived. "High .school
ir_ . . ,iUIrw"! DU,r *Di' '55Awys'that ho ia much pleased with' truotees and prlncipalis ?say rel? us-.
i.? aim,, ?n calves ihn ?..?roprlatloas aud Ui*t ho bo- aa'- ??ir . usaai apportlonmeai .
t aEl:!^!*n?F* *aa cfnt"wsw lloved the school will be able to do heretofore.
?hi^Srn*? ?Jn? mt'h'?i^ 0*'* Pluch effcctive work-a^ the resuU oif -Stural grabed senoei appllflatlona
121 w^?tn? ??W?ft ?S "w?R- the nppropriatlone from tho general ?hall be paid without te!L Under???
121 W WhUner^SU^Phone 694 or695 assembly. | condition would *9e...?tot**>m*b*'
ki ? i.?.^?l?- M??W~? "T?? s^noral M?semi?y made iiber- ? talning a two-. or thasp-tepeher school
AX LMiy yvntte marget. the letter sent out from Columbia to and asking.tor school aid be permitted
' Wten i.r '-the.varioussupsrlntondenU ot,aducii- to close for lack of funds, tho ln
\n "...,, TlS uTJ*? ?J?? ?MU 1.- ^ crease from 120.000 to ?60.000^ fori
hu?t on[ 5 M* n ?tJ?. SL' n,?n ^ goMro1 a*800*1* made^llbear- these ?chools guarantees the purpose
wh? wLteto o?? the free public ; of the lawmakers to maintain this
FM ?.Sr?lfJ? ! ?0^?o,s- Tb<? ?** aPProprhUlona In-'policy In every district, roeetln.g the
i?i? "/.'Sr' AH lntereated P?ft ?a elude: High scho.ls, **0.0o0; rural requirements of the rural graded
S cftWil? F*^ atthoolti' m'Q00; schools, school act No rural cx,mmunlt?S
or care ot.Tiic IptelUgnecer. J-24tf for term oxtensloni $60,000: libraries.' roUing fifty ehtldro.n can now afford
~~ ~ I *" $6,000; public, school buildings under, ;o do without- a ?./o4e?chCr school
Automobile for Hale-5 passenger tho act of 1910. to be disbursed in or-, and no such, community enrolling 76
Firestone car-almost aa good aa der o? nplicatious filed, $20,???; con-! children stfouM be contant with lesa,
now. ta Car.?lok aale on easy tlpgept fund to bo expended by tho than a throe-teacher school.-. Under;
terms Address, "Auto** c?rc of The couttty boards of education under the this constructive opd stimulating
Intelligencer. (| 3,-24-tf^ raaq^laflons1 .proylded by tho a^te BU-^^o^^
fefittaAaW '.y,^y,v.?A^aitea^^ .l^'^jaaa^?A?jI
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? TT*** ot caxton On r?rm or W. D Toll??On, Pladm?ht. ft QH'ir*&$t b/ UNION GUANO COi?
PA??Y^FsrtBlser* Mr. TolHson ts one of tbs thoaaant OsMagst ?jpftwrtaw Salag thaa? fbtHllasss. ass
yoar denier for our goods ?i<d acoept n aoubstituto, i^"*'' ^
A better Feruitsor wi? prdflses ? better crop. ^TJNION' WaU3to&%^l^ntit*tX to'^oW If tao har
B^it otantara in roar ?sn .K^ -S^-?- ^^^^ ^???^?^ ?? ii, mu wno oses .WS?.
Jf?^^fe 'f?i??i?ft afsf^|S|^!^^& ???iswa?vjkl?v?MMMk*-^j?^?aS?r^"'
Bessert Qa, Eadley, f tater XertnatOe Co* WlUlattnt**. Kaspire Merc?atOe Ca? W81Ja?tam
r. F .Ces, ?rsesvf?e, ?. B. Deuibii, Beady Sprtags.
siw many olhW ?esters T* Ahd?r^ l^dr ' farther Informatik *rtrs nar ras
^fl^0r?W?i Mr- WW WtrW?V ftr atli}r??8 ? INION GUANO CCMl* ANY. Wlustnn.aetaM.. M. o
jininit?cB bave voted the required four
mill tax, and. have Recured recognl-1
Uen?.Mi8taj|i-ftided schools. .Your .co
operation tn extending* this policy
tliToufriiout 'youT county 4? thoroughly
appreciated, for without your cordial
aN?ietauoe nothing could be accom
plished by state aid to these schools.
"Nearly 600 term extensions appli
cations have already boen paid. Hut
if any weak district levying a two
mil tax desire? to participate in this
appropriation, its aplication should
be forwarded ? without delay. .The
term extension act applies to even
the .smallest school In the most
sprirsolr?eettlfd section. Tbl., meas
ure has already brought about a!
marked Increase in thc school term!
of half of the counties In the state,
By utUU?a?i.?U benefits tUS.Xrusteofl
and. patrons of. any district should be
able to lengthen their school tenn
Shere, a .sufficient local tax ?ls vdied
Hcciire tile maximum of $100 state
?W, overj cut?!!c school may, nc TV run
at least UO .days
"Tite library appropriation has nev
er been fully used. Schools without
a library ehould purchase one Imme
diately; .school having, libraries., may
enlarge them each year.
"The renewal of tho slate-building
fund means at least four score new
buildings during 1914. The one-room
school house? Is. and must always re
main, a necessity. IV ifould mark a
great ? stop.' forward, however, if the
number "pt one-room, school hps v
erected .this,year could be reduced ?d
the minimum, and if the construction'
of two-room, three-room or four
room buildings could become the
rule,"
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O O OOO O (J O O O O O O O O O O O O
r ?? . : Karie's ni?)*
Following,ls thc honor roll fur the
month ending March 6th:
Eighth grade-Bessie Grant.
Sith grade-Adell irwin. Elisa
Black. ?j .,,
iF.ttlivipa4fer^raco Ables, Clark
Ables, Gnalr.iAbics, Onwln Carroll,
clam Carroll. . .. . ,
Fourth ?rade-Bessie Belle , Smith,
Baulah Ables, Nora Campbell ,.
Third grade- Waiter Ktmsey, Clay;
Graui^ihUs*. aitcrlff, Jrwih Stone,'
Clea Smtltb.
2?C?"?d ?Tido-?iaeic ; ?tuhv:
Yarborough. Flora Caliaham,' Wade"
Callahan), Lucile Caliaham, Wihfred
Yarborough, Henry Black, Doracc:
G ra nt,y Addle Slay ton. . <
rtflgUfc^RumMn?, . n?ucri ^munumi,
LesleJBrtok?, Leo Lyle?. Joe Strib
Ung.>Wrre?lRmltt, .. . . .
First grade-Nanie M. Caliaham.
Viols CillalJSm. eBerUe AbleB. Alli
Black, pydo JTranks,. .Bpaa,, JMiettirr,
iAlbire 'Sheriff. ? Hubcrtr shflW
Smith, f...! J ?io. B. Compton. Prln.
1 Second .grAe-j-Cgarles Maaon. :
Martin a; ,:N'5
Third gra?^-rHSt?gh Brown. LaRiie
EubankB, (Vi;-?^a# hanson, ?Marie Lon
dretb. J..F. Lsndreih. i
Fourth firap*ew*tter Gibson, Eva:
WUlianub ?BkW' i . -
Fift? grad?--Jctfce Bcarden.
la?g^\^ ^'
Haynes,'^ark ^t}rs? :f
S~?onfl year-r-?ico?ru ' Tumok?n?.
L?art Brown,: Kst?: Gambrejl.
t An average ot Vii per cflnt on reci
?SU?H?B, i?efnj^^iw?jjit, STBg?natloqB
and nttendanco, ls required for the
honor roll. There are 280 pupils en
rolled In al departments. ^
, Thn Zion Literary. Society : Had a
very ? vereatf?fc meeting on the-blght
of the 13ih. . .Miss Lucy Ballard la
president and Mss Ethel McClain sec
retary. Following ls the program
rendered: -
?i&fcltation. ftdsaio .Palmer.
: fcasdin* M^Moore,
RcpltaUonv^aair??;Ga?:rl8on.
Speech, JO^P^Strncttc,:
.ftaeecb, Guy Williams.
Poem, in codcert. Sixth Brads
Recitation, Hunter Williams.
New . England states abd capital?,
Jantes Rhodes. .
Jokes, Leroy S???.
.Recltotlon; Marr* Mcniatn.
Ninth Orada ^itlplicai*?*; .Lloyd
Clark.
Poem, in conWi,,Seventh Grade.
Recitation, Tfliillij TTllllllilliiliii
Reading. L'terte ??Htan?.
Reading, Ltsgie Graham.
Speech-Hoben. Cann.
Question box.
."Mdflltdr'B report
* */ 0NE^ (Sa^^A?.: CtiKTm^
Will bf Held s?^g^ligfer FMdsy
.!SSs5^
Aspctatlon ar*. f*lr Play. ; Ebeneser,
Blue Ridge, . Keowee. Oak way,. Rich,
land? Seneca, Walhalla and. Westtdb)
ster. TJie mcetlhg t^il-.be twft?iftfi?
W the pressas?* *?<">?. ? iafflWI'aWih
?Pt Barrett, of RiaoUttd, Th* other
oAoers :ot the, ss^atUm ?td .$,.-0,
Lyles, West Union, -vice president; W.
C langston. .0r^w*r?. secretary and
troaaur
l/iriorcut. HAHU?IUJ. of tho hall wilt
be reaerved? fie. t?a various sahoels.
The prk^s.*fc?&M^*W *e lfi and
.?6 cents. J^^^^^^j**^0^
conim aoltyv u^ Ihj?S?ttln?: dlct?tfisd,
h?*?lthful work. >t.owST:MAg
ajttae f.
York .City, * tatt ty
FMdDayR^sA
and Regulation*
Any J)oy who te a .pupil I? ^ jpsfdl
standing in an Anderson county pub
lio scbool la entitled,** cutertb* events
'.aa scheduled In .thia artlolfe.1 Arrange-1
monta are belog made to accommo^t
date toe contestante on the bpi! field ai J
the perk where a track will be ttratMHl
.and the grounds arranged for th? day.
Mr. Hill assured the writer thad the
field will be gladly*donated for the usc
of the scheol^ extys torn tile /sith #f.
.Mareil. '? lt; .t.
The prelim loarle* will take place gt
the ^ark ITriday; morning at ? io.au
o'clock, andi every -CtautoBiact ?....?*-'
peeled to bo pteaent to draw for poei-.
tl on lo Ibo finals. At this Mme those
who will .bc entered in ibo Anal ere nts '
.Will bo selBotcd. - i i.}. .
There aro five running events whieh
will, be held oa .a 220 yardvlraek, be-1
ginning efl th the lop yard danit these
? races wilt conclude with a mile tace. I
Thc running high jump, the.running
.broad;jump a?Lithe pole vault witt b
I contested at U i skle.of the field, witera
ra sand "and sawdust .oed -witt be ar
ranged to pre yent injury to,the? boys.
The shot put and the discus throw
take place at a 'seven foot circle divid
ed by.AceapraM lue* . w
-, These simple rules will he enforced!
1. Contestants will draw for'position
in each ?yent t -i.- . a t';- V"
2. In the running evented nneoatest*
ant shall pass another to tho left, If be
should pass to-the deft, he ?hall for
feit his place in tbfccootoat ?od ?hall
not bo counted at a?Tin thaVereat .
3. Any contestant who starts bnkore
the platel shot, ?hall he handicapped
thfpa Ul teot by .the starter... ;
4. In thc 100 yard and in the 310;
yard dashes the start shall be made
(rpm. thc Qrouohing . position, ...?with'
throot PiearsjrrOaijydttr^idaialii^ ''Get
act. "Go," (given with the pist?! .ehot)'
G. in tbef running high jump dud
the. ?ole . vault ina;, winner .shall -bd
chosen by cleinlnatiom. In case of a
tlci the flret Vt fa? shall bo taeJaser
C. An, attarnot shall be caflod a
balk. Three balks aimil> bo oohBldcr.-:
ed one trial. ' <r
7, ,.in tho shot put, j iii? <; running'
bread jump and the dlacu? Uifbw,?ach
contestant shall "be ? allowed three
trials. The heat attempt shall be .Con
sidered -aa the recoravit the epptcsv
T*8\ in'thc ahnt fcut and the dlscusB
throw, the contestant, shall Btand m
Bid* , thu sexto ?jfoM circle., If any
port of tho body,,or clothes touch the
ground o?tsld? -this CIVCIR or if inn
contestant step onside the front Waif
ot tho, drc*j8,;bdfnra-the markara ?hall
measure ?and ^Ct?l^ thfe . thtjhw. the
conteabint. shali .loee the tlrul.
. 8. In the running broad lump, tee
fron?oi Inboard SoSe^^Sa&ark
mad?'by th? contestant ?f the foot
of tho entrant touch the ground In
front of the board. h? shall Joan the
trial.
10. Tba-twelve pound shot aKall be
used -
11. The Yonth'a Official I Discus
?nay ^???crt-,'ht>? tm,
pole vault. ' . .. ?,,<>
. tt, : The, , flrat : place shall count 5
.points fdr tba school of tho contestant;
second placer 3 points; third place, 1
point .
. Order-of-preliminaries: . . . .
1. . 100 yard: dash.' 2. Running high
jump. 3. 22*0 yard dash. 4. Discus1
throw. 6. Pole vault 6. Shot pat*
S ??sjr:S'??s hr??d lT?mp. S. No pre
D?innnariea will be hold for the 440
ivard atid the 8SO rard runB abd tho
? Lille ries
~Ord?7olr. the Bhatevahta. .
i HW -vard-?ftaft-. 2-. Sstn?s!.r,s hfsh
jump. 3. " 880 yard rna- 4.; Discus
throw. .5.. 220 yard daah. ?ole
jvault 7. Runntoat.ernad jttep. 8.
440 yard-ma.. ,alHfc?o?i>dt<! :' 10; .'?"a*6
run .... ic . ?-'l>t-,'"i'-^^K
will, h* anaen&ea .to.,tlt?,tie?'?^lolei
rio#,-.tlia.jhftn?e>i HJteaa?t?'aiftl'a ?wj
i as **- "ill s** a?s?ar agata.1 Any <|dea4
! tie** about the field meet ?Ul be an-:
aw?red cheerfully by fte ??turi .
?:> * -.?.. w& Oba?bar8. :
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* NO tos? -t? YOU *|
* tJt is not an ^aSy H
* ??iatt?r to s?p?f?te *
\ stibscril^rs' io The *i
* the b?sine?^ ii?t^a* *l
! ger .of this pap?f??- *
tack to, us, atld 4fe *\
* titdrtuf?i?*" ^ur? *
* subscrita f Or *
* tire $einj-vr*ekly *
M* and happeh i to ]g?i *
> * th?. dali j ' ?tSitrfttty T
I * wilLnoth?w to pay *
i* for the#fclt)fc Take *
I * it and read? -?t >%ith *
un?f c?m jg?i the
j - stv?igh??ine? * out,
;* milich *#\\ be in a
j* feV &&:
4 ? - . .. - ; :
'Vt^". 'J' "t.'Mi.y "V ?rl,i "l"af
Dm lug the- ?ti??? of rx)ul* Kin,, j
XIV and XV. og JKrbnee dii?4|u>'&e*
Ry prevolcui?li.it at nyc tljiif? ?t failli
(0 iipptjur^tbat H^: ieet|?p?vent wea Ito
France wcitld lue kllf&r. " '.Vltfie 'WiMfia
XV, was on the ;lirp.lie Vyoupjt^rmlu
?rte of the1 t?hlkw ur New /ferWy wellt
Abroad for the piif|>oj<e of nnlxhlnx lil?'
e?^thm'u&trdvcl. ,
j Puris lp tho!?? days wp* H favorite
rumort (pr the,few /vilunists of ?Cortil
America who ventured to <*rotwl HM?,.
AtletitK Hud yotiihi Mathewsoutajt'le
quite ,u. sojourn there. ( The t-ruicipal
reason Cor tyixdblng -*o w?? Mlle., Hor
tense Ile rftdj-er. n dti*hiutf Kiri, who. waa ' .
netting Hie ronuu'til?mli? ?if (lie capital
- ?*?v??wna considered 4Ip'* Mnu?!
IfruYefjif darner ?ud. the. best lioiyewo-.
utan ! tl Paris and lind JMI far practiced
th^?^ ^?freeV i?efens?;tfHi,.4P itu pd;
.welt, Aja ,JI , handierip* ?th? goth ;.: ..,-...
VOiie evening after a ibaJfc ut which
^ther*ab?Jj*d uaw auarked Jitirutioh
to<Miie-??.Boxer. he. ?as ^teased by!
ta rou'mt arm* ?tfiter an follop>> , ,,
*?**m*the liraiSir of -a *hiilleua$,&
yeti frem.Count Glisten VariHHnln. you
having tl u ri rut the? fvenluir brushed0
."'M?N* u-VK'?ttl^sWW5*-'*'- .* >'.'*? ^ '
vlgflSg^*?** xm- wiii.:tb?;j|^||?|
enirrge wa? but a |?reteit for the el$a,|-j
-iejige abd coucerned himself only about
^fctfctlte Moreover. he fche* that, he
.,?lie*ayith*r accept, i t MK- Hm v?.'Part?.:
?followed by the' eCbteuipt of air who!
.liad favored him; yr, .?their. good --wiri.
tSsV^iHiatWie^ti ??b,t t >? lio trTnV r^tw?!^ for
b?lttu coiled uirtUva?,t??f Phhirtdiwld
mr*?*yu^xam.w;m^<4* p?x?r.
?> rtthlM by r?t?rln? the, ofijeer^ to,
a friend, ibeb wetit.to, hi* npmlmiints.
?Che friend Joined, lil m soon after, nmf
jtpon (cr^i?tntr*ti-;it wai? dpttotfned
to ,put otT-tbe ^pettha so long 'ead**-: ?
piule In order that the American might
..H^risre hi?sse?f by pr.-, ci'.cc, fov'hc h??3
no. skill whatever with any weapon.
The h?at^- boweraV. that could be ?loue
waa to defer the encounter-for ten
day*. Then Mnflfewjiin bewp to(pnu>.
tlco -MtootiuK wlth ti Piniol.
. Thft.jiu^?^?ik? aYtor fli? liol! wjh,^?
'Inga v^
ihe.^uwt'?? ^?^^^^^^1
cort, and the veiled, womaii at ouce.?r
' tested'the ?tteDtiou o? every nue?rife
eut. Presently she spoke m nu indigo
na ht t*im to riuaaiats. acctisJug hitn
.'?fcktarinyrwt-her: thrgw.-w-eiVrd -on hi?
lijj Vd&ie^^^stoii Whj^j .h|ei?ed, pp-iW ?
card, supposing it jo fear tile name ot
the Islay's. basUad: f?lhetl Ita bclbg
given' him waa ^dtairtottut to a ebal
klcnge. he walt^Jfor ? friend of the
. g?ulU?lwn^to.lw?,!^ I'rcKeutly rt.man
j entered . nud ati;W that ho' jrepreseutoa
I Du PleiSkls uud made arraugetu?bt? for*
the duel to tuke PUM the next morning
I a?,?*urlse. i ...^,..**M^.;.,?i.;t
? Vnudehib\ ?tow rhad two iftdels ou his I
I banda nu- ?u?rons?r? ?uirnincr^. T'?** j
j di,! mit irot.'w'v hlr.r. ,'fc.i; not a year'
I pa?aed that be fought ftfwef thad b^lfta
I ?oteo. Hut ti? uiq jK)ivita>'iBBntiaTyi tho.
.husband of./ii wo mann ou a charge
'niau beiiwlf. Mince she haatf^n "in n
.'pph?fe cafe; tit?attended. ..?le* belonged
to ?fe? Chun ctrcie and $?n?&t.*nr;
one except a geotlemap ^puidTwtVacT
.froniJB*??^
ored tq dhu^ovet :wftp..yras. ^du.,Ple>
km" but found n?^Pbe, wbo. bad ever
be?W of-bim, l|^^*jK.t^n^lu?..to
8ttB*?^Wss-lijr rytWiwt JHbur? jot the
04>?pl* than by deeilniug to fight, be
cbdehided. so 'lu** ?a th? ?itfa?r would
not - Interfere with hU meeting with
MathftW?PP, Xq letilt.|rroceed. .
, sHe JM? on tl* groubd, ?t?e?. M?.
aporuiug wuitiug ?or!(M. du PI?M!S.
?who bad uot arrived, whan n carriage
drove ?.ip. i?o_d, ont nf imped.? lady at
tended by . n tnnld. J!, ?be drew aside
hfir v?il and healed tbs features ,6r
Mlle de Boyer. Vaudelals was thu?-,
deratritcfc. fyW^ '
"How .lahg. Ik. lc Ceuet,4''.she -s.iiil.
'cinlnce yon instituted ^?^ti^ t?^r.
^ruardhin, with th? ..tight to a?J? wbo
Khali .iud wbo ?huJI\juot pay me nt
t?ot??iit'
: -?Hdltths?s, wb?? .:d^ ^ .-?>nMa.!by.
adcWord??"'.- .*
?, ;t m?nii lbatll have beard th^ypu*
whose hr*lu? a%e tbv^u?[iM?iiSi fta?e.
rtuid?r p?ete*!.. chiili?ngM a'-t|wwt
hedarced wilf^Jer^Fiime? at a ?
recent ball. 4 pnipose that .you shrtl!
drat settle with thu for accepting bis
Invitations, after which you may aet
. I lr arith him-for-giri n tr them," .
.^rowing ?gia>lei?g cloak- she fe
' vented ti fediiUK costume, -?i'andehiis
idkt ail Jn eto;p*wer to arold fighting
"fi M:iNttfjpato ji^^^^e^ccee^e^^o^jy. . bjr.
chalienge to > Mathe?ri?oav admitting
the fop kitson' for bavin* given ii.
:'w4tb ,np >iOje)e? apology..
Mr;Hi?w*rtu was* I?, a xhootlug jgaV
I .hp-ar- r?yjtt h^ c racef ved Ihe ^coant'?;'
j ; wltlulrawa?. tie, ?Udea vored to dla
i rtfiv*r ?ue rcw^Wb.fee lia ranapPoc. bot
[ -Mlia> do Bo^tt.bad p??dg?dt.aierJF one.
J ;/jneerrted hot .to r?r?.i?, 4hi? tnivh.
j -w bea - mi?vrK^ou^^ ^
1,4.. '?W.K?^MI.?1- -r..-t? ???.'''2
I Uv
I
the Lariat
. BY DWIGHT NORWOOD
: Whim Iioyj? Brayton was graduated
Jropi.i-olloge. having means, he thought
hy, wonjil .like tu jgo wiatt awl become 1
u runt-hpr. Mo ,h*. nought a shc/p
Mp *v?A.u ?WMi M?'iw*#\o? it ?mi
WifH ?lux*?, Tlien he settled himself
10 yalt'jror bis .*heep to ?row audthpir
wool to stand out thick ou their Bide?.
.'.Jb'br. utvhiie riding over lils broad
Here* mid doing n little lessing morn
ings .hvi'i .bim contented. Hut .lt
wdsli't long before,he liegiiU to plho
?u? something i???"? exciting. . An op
port nulty ?Us afforded him by Hoeing
WM? .'!*?*.. ??. isl ?:?. chu ai ng: a? ?teer. The fe
Was something picturesque tu her gal
loping ,??ver ,the. ?round., her di pine
broiid brint hanging U? lier neck by lu
ribbon* mid her hair (dreaming behlud
:*.#*?>.-VWtVV' W.lM? i?y^M? #>U hotHebacjc.
put ?puis to bu ? ni timi td help ber.
But.Hbo didn't need him. for heroic he
rcucbMfr her she drew n lariat, caught
the Kterir by the horns and' held du to
uinj till) ?OHIO imuchut'K caine. Up aud
'{roe..(Kiri; won.^he : daughter df a
nftlgbboriug riim-lier, fcvmi MacDougnil.
a Peotciiinuii. Who had recently como
to America for the purpose of cttttlo
rnlsli,-. ' * ' ?"
' Brayton (VumiH.i.mcntod the.girl on
her esploft.' dud then ami there'bugnii
an ?ir?|tiulutuuw that ?ave the* yoiuig
easterner something to occupy. his
mind. He sjumt many of hM mornings
rhmig xrith uer.and most of his even
inga at her ?nther'a ni neb. Piog??oiiir
jtffl's In fasbiou'ot tb# time, mid.; the
MncXtyugalls having n .good tableur
the ;p?rpoi?e. dennie und Loyd ?peut
a lot of time batting the tiny ball. hV
tween.them. But the celluloid sphere
was oiily typical of the love taps that
were passing between them.., Wheo
Jennie sent lt lt WIIR to 8iiy. "I don't
love. ,you." nod .when lt went buck it
seemed., to, carry the message. "Vos;
you do; yon know you th>." And so
the ball kept flying.'
^ Jb.^ iiifrtlr weut on U|l Brayton lom;
11 luto bb? head that he: wofitd go eust.
Hla uffnlr with the ni ntl? girl he rv
toM^?yj ???'/jk-.tM^?tj?Mt- ....?I ll... [dnn i.f
breuUlu? with hen diiiu't Iromih?, him
ut ty. lt bis going ufifectcd her she
MpCf&> proud , to show It. He tried
jnara' t? make her show her colors on i
jibe separation, but abe resolutely kept
8J furled. >(It-|K.W|ngularhow a mun
/consider a woman ..pot for him
at th? same time try to moko her
?bow.lbat.-aiteVwls'-r ? bo his.'
:Thft ?lay be??re he^va* 'lp .take'bb
departure he,.,was but.. on' hi? horse,
souie aistsnc'erfJPW .hlB ranch. Jt twp
b?6?a' tbut .lonpie . MucDoUjjnll bad
l?sfc ttj-'iiet .irute'lop?.j add she.: too. had
rtdd?p n?e^tjL locking "for. ii. She knew
/avery foot of tho couiitry, and Bray
ton ktiew very little .ul/out it. ? .Bein*
lng up ??r? rise rp-the ?round, .ienulo
aa? Loyd half n mil?,?way riding to
ward it da u-ferou^ quicksand', i
"Great; btsaren<;../die 1 exclu hued.'
f'?upiioae be doesn't kiiow lt's tberoT
, The yoong muu rode on ns lightly.
trending on flowers.- .tonnie's cheek
.uiuneue?. fie was Wi??iu ??o ir<-? ._.r
?be . quicksand, wbihr.Hho was huir n
. ' sight?* Then suddenly bj?
horse began to flounder,. His ri??r
?ave him tba. ?pur, hut lo uo puni?se.
Dowu came JCnnlea quirt on lier
bor?e> flank. jind.Jlke a Hush he tlart
eii Ji? Hie rfl?;ue. But hly- rlder lnul
po hope. Sil? kiH^W tlie suckln? prop
ertl?* of the ?reiid?d quicksand and
that before sb? ?olild reach the man
A v.'h" arnfi^fing w\<li tj|o ?eniii ile
Would he huir ? hurled Ju lt. Whut
would, she do.to.^ave latta jj If sl?(i
rs#r bear euonxh t/> ?.??mid 'n .?mud
nfc. lob. would bedi-iwii in. Tln?^h
HhediSivi- lier iior.<i. uM " tfuiiyp, Bfar.
^miV huVse .iiad dls.i|,|"?4ired, before
she reached the quicksand. Brayton
hlniHVlf tt?fl. engulfed <o his tratst/ He '
iwiihMitHt nlip^tr|o*t.
-tioudhy. ileur heart:" he cried. '
.Tenule seldom' went oiu without fire
-amis.unit .uever without JUT forint,
?he rodi- uji so near tui?jsj?' fa?t ii> the
quiekend |but MI^? ?rt? pldig|>|l io pilli,
her borne back, on hiA lonmcilu.? to nave
.Mf?W^frowi ^pab??. into At. ThriL.in.
HtlnctlVely her Jltu?ers i-InaiwHl lier tar
lat ofdled t? lier nmJ??e. IL3collinK j*
she begHn ito swing it lu the ?lr. her
pye Ks ed on her ohh-ct: iJceii lt h.ft
ber w?*l fell ?round Hmytou. .Tvm?.ig
her horm.^ head. ?lu> iiivetl Ililli slowly
??wb Tomi tightened without
.bretia?tjg^^??d encircled .the. sinking
body iMWint ttap chest. :.,
k u- a question whether the
"??iv. the girl and the horst?.'' were
stroug MJiHi^h to-drag the iilaii from
tb* quicksand, tleiiu?e ll\ed dne end
pf theJ.Jarlas, fjru.iy to the ?addle nod.
reUfsiping, hpr borae av .f? vi a? \yotfri ?
bm from >.k)ng. let him o#U br de
-irrees. A biri??t te not.tj \y?aki>- m-tl
C?e;*,aud Jannie's stoo?! the tet.t.
- ? . -IVA.'.- J? ......
that vf?t?t ?mn io t?a d?tbVrtftaaclJH
lote hurd ?round, he ^nutg to tii? ilrl
who was reeling (? her puddle -iud soo
fell into his grmk^
i... ?0f*3f ?.Jeli him
HHawto^ii
it ! !k?ted