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fa< e, the white cruci!
her hands. The Engl
behind, hi8 first mad
mm dyinK. walked like a
WJ lowered head, and eyt
S tively aside. Even by t
^ mm ^ orous cowardice of hir
? At slitht of his fac<
TflR NEWS, J UN 10 20, 19
lx gleaming in pressed closer, but t
isbuiun, a step them back, standlnf
anger already "Speak, Engllshir
criminal, with dignity, "we will lie
is glancing fur- Lappin half turnoi
hen the t reach- hand gripping the
n had returned. Ldke a white gh
B I COfikftd TOY ftlinnnH uilont Iv In
14.
ho old chief waved VBHBHBMBBi
5 motlonlese. *
ian," he said with I
nr." I pr|,
il to face them, one I I
knife at his belt. I ' J[
ost mademoiselle I 'v
??-- *?
he Joy of Ea
*1
Lting |
the 1<
A Romance <
PAN]
uyLj
of 5t.ClairS IX>f .
}ALL RYRRISr
1 weapon, every nerve
string, breathing thi
J teeth. I cannot nay tl
of what occurred in th
?I had no eyes but foi
?and yet I must have
I remember now the i
I If It hung painted befo
vivid coloring and rapt
saw the chiefs start up
taut aa a bow- men. I saw It all a
rough clinched rel of my rifle, m;
lat I saw much fiercely,
at first moment "He is a reneged
r tho red jacket Lappln'a hand poll
percelyed It all. ' he accused, "the ui
vhole scene, aa lie. How do I kn<
re me, in all lta j fought mo yonder it
d movement. 1' island; because he
, grasping their with the others. TI
lUW IWU
rer the brown bar- I
f heart fhrobbin* I QOinetl
le. a traitor," and | I every Sac
uted at the man I 11
llform he weara a I
>w? Decautn he 8 4.1.
1 the woodB on the R >\\ < ( 1
was In the cabin 11 fi f , ,
lis Ib the man who U l,1(
ling exxra good tiuds rich
k of Morose and Tip-Top I
)ticeable tlialVhc white, Hot
:ness of the tame usually st.
. If you haveiXt tried a t
I
fulfillment in 9
^lour. f
?cy flakes and
arts smiles at
sack you are
ILLUSTRATE
rosr/r/crrr a. c./v<?cll
'4S
SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I?Joseph Haywai
sign tn the Unlteil Stated arr
"way to Fort Harmar, meets Sli
<?. renegade whose name has
vvected with all manner 06 atro<
headed for Fort Harrnar with
\j6y D.cJ.LAVlN
Y?(? ?*. CO., /J/*5
eyoa cold and merciless,
ed Into that ring of savag
ny on ti?s out a 'luivror, throwing bai
non Glrty, dera, blood trickling dowi
cities also 11 even seemed to me his
a message Then one of the chiefs at
ai iiiw iirai hi
* a fierce intensity in
glance at those two u
and they stood still, ^
yet with a shadow t
Brady look- "cowling faces that ch
;e faces with- Thp ye?'nK ceased;
ck his shoul- BOUn<1- l),,t lh<! Pn's8i
i one ch??ek. h?dies. and the crackle
eyes smiled. Pawnee chief, a <lark.
,oke without sho"'"g under his wa
reecn or aiarni, j wrb ten lor dead,
their eyes. A j you recognizo hlni t
nurmed figures, I saw the red far
lazing at them, spream of voices,
ipon the dark, "Ay! yon do; an
tilled my blood. Wyandct squaw, h?
there was no ho before; now w<
ng forward of you drove her out.
of flames. T he nv> an eneinyj Rn(i
saturnine lace thlnklng hiB unirorr
,!* bODPet, stood in(0 Himrinir tin* liu
who escaped. Do I missillg C
low?" !l
es, and heard the lUCllts j111
d the woman, the 1 PhoilC
>lped him. I Raid ?
? have the proof. B HaillS, Bl
afraid to treat her jH
she goes to him. I CoffcCS, 1
a will frighten you :
lit ft* from torture H
me of the best treats of life
st arrived.
us your orders for fresh
reakfast Bacon, (Jold Hose r
ce Cream Powders, Jello, ai
. Fresh shipVegetables,
rea, Steel Cut
h1 in fact any
Cronv the British general, Haml
ward guides him to the fort ar
Inlm from a number of scouts
T.o kill him.
CHAPTEH II?At General
Headquarters Hay ward meets
Aurmy who professes to reco;
although he has ni? recoUectlc
hi a v tug seen her before.
CHAPTER III?Hay ward toI
nany a message for Harmar to
where Hamilton Is stationed. '
west Indian tribes are ready to
are only held back bv the refu
K5?pro"ct9 rlB,n8. In doep guttural v?
who tried the words, but they were
a jumble of sound, yet s
Harmar*a nacing, gruff with threa
Rene D'- cordant yelling ceased,
uT'of ever j mnBS of forms clustered
! blaze, drawing together 1:
untvrs to ' cle behind the prisoner,
rhe'iiorth^ ! Plnyed over dark, siniste
r wir and ; sparkled in the wild savt
Lsal of the , ? ..D
)ice. I heard Hn'ct wUl1 fo,dGd arr
meaningless, ,ane of warriors, appai
omehow me- to fheir Presence, Mad.
t The dls- Englishman slouchl
and a dark crowd of figures hid
' beyond the Brat,y and hls ?uard- ,u
n a half clr- tweon mo and
Tho light There was silence; 1
r faces and wind in thn ,TGG tol
ige eyes. It movements, the heav;
'he excited savages: sc
ns. Down the ol "
. hik. > ii i _ She brings him hei
rentlv obiivlouB . " _
? with what Eur and
pmoiselle came, .
i ? j you, Shawnees, to t
Ing behind. The , ' L \
? . The voices burst i
for a moment , , 114
, . . seemed to split the
id surged in be- ...
trader flung up liiB
, , . .. "Hack all of yer
could hear the ... , .
? agely. "1 claim tl
8, the restless ur. ? , ... .
.... . " ho has better r
y breathing of ... . , ..
. n the life out of him v
tmewhere a don , ,
: ; . ? in 11 jll vol
e to threaten you & 0 J
will do. What say
he dog!"
nto a wild yell that I
night, but the fur ; B
hand. |h
!" he roared aav-1 B
its man as mine! \ 2
ght? I'll throttle 3
kith my bare hands 1
i need in nic grocery line.
Yours for Quality,
W. SISTA
"GOOD THINGS TO EA
RE
rp ft
friendly tVyandots to Join. Tho
Iff 11 lini the return of Wa-]
a Psoglous teacher whom they
b? & prisoner, liayward'8 nils
the Wyandots that th
not hold by the soldiers. Hi
t?rsspes on Hay ward the nei
reachlnr Hamilton before Girt
CHAPTKU IV?Rene uki H
let her accompany him. She
' hat she Is a quartor-blood Wy
missionary among the Inrl
lias been In search of her fa
Insists that she has seen Ha:
<or?. but In a British uniform.
i latter are '
pa-tee-tah. flpace lit up by the tire
believe to j banked .about, by the bl
ssioii Is to i . IA. .,
ie man ta trees, filled with those <
irmar im- | naked, repulsive, weapoi
ty | their hands, their gll
ayward to i (>n helpless Llrady wal
tells him i ture. As I looked fortti
lans0t Sho KrHW sink, my limbs tron
ther. Sho [ The i^lrl stepped back
V Wayward ' leS8,y. until she stood bei
Lilian ujmu
glare, and barked. Reno stopped
ack wall of touching 'ho soldier's t
lemons, half )n tbe dark, savage fi
is gleaming her. A moment, he stai
tterlng eyes ilt the KngllHhman, wl
Itlng the tor- breath,
i upon It I "Why you?here?'gi
lbling. In halting Englleh.
ward, noiso- bronze. "I?send yo
side mo, her why come?hack?"
? ueiure yer an. H1
, her hand now givo ub Bpace, Sleileeve.
her eyes Tho chief of the !
ice confronting blazing under tan*
red at her, then ^Ib armg.
hlle I held my ? "ptg the white
ordered grimly. "I
ain?" he asked I drew in my brea
the face like could I do? The rl
,u?to forest? i gniBp, but I dare n
ave your warriors : H
e-te-yah."
Shawnees, his eyes
;led hair, uplifted j
man's rlRht," he
have spoken."
th deeply, yet what:
fle trembled In my I
ot use It. The un- I U
? v c___ ck
1
0 I
wtarts for the north accompai
cout named Brady and a privs
CHAPTER V?They come or
of & war party and. to Mcape
Indian;?, take shelter In a hi
island H ay ward Anils a murder
tb? but.
uiMricn ?*i?it proves to
P'Au'vray. a former French of
ta called by the Wyandot* "wh
Rene appears and Wayward la |
he* tnsLstance that they haw
tora
UBAM cn ? 4i?i\ene recog
murder*; man *< her fnrhor
nied bir * ; hand touching my arm.
ne soldier. ..We ara herw ,n Hme
' fVotTWhi PertHl? "but can delay no I
jt on an "He la condemned then
ed man In not upare him?"
be Rao.t 1 "The chlef In 8
"ttror, who I know little of the tongv
iLsiled by 18 no m!,rry ,n hU word8
? met be- j "And you mean to go c
face thoee flende? Art
mi?e? me
- - a fro M r
necauso I am a W
i" fho whla- fhrlBtlan," nhe annwe
onger." Blow and distinct. "W
T Thoy will 'n battle, not by tortui
I come with thla that
hawnee, and PrlBoner'H life. See;
ie. but there ot t^1H ?r?at God."
i." "Huh!" ho grunted.
>ut there, to wo llaten?to a?Bqimw
? you not ?' t^le Shawnoea?am
"So are the Wvandot
ynndot and a Wm , %
red. the words MX A \^Jyy
T may be* your || | Bf A 9ft.
it is the cross
T Th?? warriors '
i men." /'
Mgfil ldV
She is
e i uu oeeii ru
n(St, waste n
?very beautiful
into yd^r hon
uence:
o time.
. Take
ne, she
'VtMnn among tho Indiana aa \
to.
_ 9?APTT:R VTTI-ahe toll* Ha
tS from tho F>?
and had spent his lif., anion* ?J
>coav?atIns thorn to Chrlntlanlty.
aJjTJA^TER rX?Brady rvporti
r*aod of maraudln* rndlans In
wltl1 them Simon Qtrty
Wdenoe convinces tho *lrl tha
?. f 1 officer by the name
ward who resernhV- .the Arnerlc
. P?APTBR X ?FIndlnsr escaoc
Va-pa-t?*?- > Hmllod. a sad, bra
Into my eyes,
rward h?r "Monsieur, I mnst," sh*
a* Ind'laaa lnK,y "!t 18 not only hl8
duty. I leave my rifle he
? seeing a this; with Christ I am not
thBradr*? An<1 ln her c'*8!**1 llAni
it thero la by the flames. I saw a cr
'-*>f ''ay" She bowed her head, h<=
ed to the cross, and, whei
i l'rnm t+y~
?? they are as the birds o:
re smile up .. .
they came to the rtllaK
? said plead- ne^ You know 11 w
life, but my rriors. under great c
re. and bear 1,3t*n WOrdH of 1
afr&1(j.. squaw. I am Running
da. reddened 44411 tbfl c?unc11" ?<
If. am the daughter of th?
ir lips pn.es- fbe ^out her i
J She looked Into tbe n"K ?.1 ,lnrk
f the nlr. Once j ^ /?Nfc
of the Hhaw- . j
iflwlom from ft M V
Water; I hRT?
jroudly. looKlnj?
five you comfo
:ool, and the c]
you can find, y
ifford to be
rt, keep
heapest
rou canwithout
-Sinna cut off Hay ward and hli
Ind"*S?!PaP* t0 rt'Sl;lt an attacb
CHAPTER XI?ttcconnouenn
The cabin at night Hayward d
white man In a British unll
loaves him for dead, after a
fight
CHAPTER XIT The Indians
The cabin after a hard struggle
Hay-ward Is wounded.
'' riAPThn ami ? none saves
from death at the hands of th
j compan- 'ip again into ray face. I h
from to Hay; I could but chokt
tears from my eyee.
{soo* * * "Mademoiselle, If this
form an<l a word of treachery; If by
d?ap?rata turo ho attempts to play i
you givo me a sign?"
i capture ' ?
i in which | Yea, Monsieur
"Clasp your hands like
Hayward your h-.id; it will bo his
f a ?>
a Bquaw, nut i am a
ad no words ghawnoe dnrfi place a 1
j, and brush ? BO " he unswci
know?but ncft my y
man speaks l)OBt you KO?I Hpenk t
look or gea- man wfH die?It. has
is false, will jhe Shawnees know n
the God of the Long K<
man dies."
this about -Hut ho came in peai
death war- WJU, a messenger to th
i Wyandot?bo
on ng men. It
rue?the white f Jv^v
been decided? y BKjlv
ot? your God?
)hen?the white "
The Very Ferocity
ce, not war; he clnatlng
e WyandotK." _ _ .. .
wickle
\ / 'I is one
I / L* p
uuara
of It Was a Fas
Horror. give 01
i
Automatic, valv<
ss. The Florence 1
of the wonders of t
nteed to cost you le
it less heat, and to
i i -1
sless and
Oil Stove
Jie world,
ss moaey,
give you
*?n<1 conceaLs ri 1 m In the tell;
CHAPTKTt XIV?Haywarrl dl
1 Uf breed negro in the < :'\r
in a fierce fight, v
t negro accidentally butt* I
o?*t dxilnst i\, Jo-.v . ,of of ?he
CHLA.PT KR XV ?Hay ward r
oMbie. .Tnrt??t*/h Ilayward of ?1
irmy. The latter admits tha
lield IVAuvray a prisoner In 1
*>ut that he knew nothing a
'leath. His object In detaining
was to help Incite the Vyandol
\r of thai ",,M- >"w- Slr- ar? y?u r
There was hate In his
Iscovera a ! vv:is Kliul ot iL Tho vc
They ?n- with which he hated ine
hssbrains ' rn''nt- ha<1 brought back
cellar. | He had forgotten all else i
neets his j sire to get revenge on in?
t? r,'a^ defiance, scorn in n
tho 'cabin, the look stung hlin like t
bout his whip
D'Auvray v
ts to war I "Oh! but I'll get you fo
eaayr chief had etep;
eyes, but I lifted his hand, hut
ry intensity atatue-like before her.
at that mo- ?||e great hunter?1
his courage. hav??met In?battle,
in a mad de- rjnrB?my tribe?now
>. I let him 8poken. Sls-e-te-wah 11$
ly face, and "Rut you must! you
he lash of a stated. *' 'Tls not the \
who say this. You m
r this Yes. *
, ^ . . lortunate angnshn
pod back, and ,
-i Place, was mistake
now lie Btood , ,
revealed myeelt it ?
, ?would oniy leave
le warrior?we . . , , ,,
.. , ,,, trie girl. I could n
He kill war- ... . . .
... ... that moment, but c
he die?it is ... ...
- ? would be her fate '
;te?i?no more.
. . was over.' Madder
shall! she in- .. ..
? , , . could those savag
A yandota alone
. \\ oubl she be span
lay refuse me; . .... . .
. . to think: my hloo
nan stood in my lpCC f-y.
n for me, but If I 11
:ould servo no cud [V/Iv*< q-j
me helpless to aid fj'
ot think of him at |
>nly of her. What ?UiU#
when this struggle Unyp 1
led by the flglit, uavc 1
es be controlled? WTtf^n 1
;d? I had no time "1IC" .
d was like lc??I ' *-* vrrwi
ou bie than any stc
jaranteu behind e
And just to think,
to go in that old he
you have a Florenc
l 1% ?"* iTri 4-/\ uroil- 4
>ve made. I 4
ivery one
you don't
>t kitchen
e, neither I
1? c:
OH APT K n X VT?Tho Brltls
*Mar?s that D'Aiivmv was mu
tt-^ vveyri-, ??vjt of vi-vgiunc*.
CHAP7KR XVTT?Rone rop.
Brady is a prisoner of the Ire
'.hat ho Is to ho burned at the at
olan to rescue the scout.
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Fire in the Clearl
"Go on now." [ commandei
"and do not. forget. Marfomn
,i?. ; I'm ready, you clod of a ^
rderod by i aDt! but you'll pay befoi
j get out of these woodsT*rxa
f?nd y?uU PftV "
ake. They I balf thought he woul
me, and drew back, my
' But he only laughed, hia 1
and strode past crunchin
"9- through the thicket. 1
1 grimly, awjft upward glance of th
iacral 1 o /in
r miu iuay uiBO'Kiirn in<
rankee peas- hut yon dare not disob
re over you (ho Knglish?of the gr?
?oh. i?rd! the water. If you wll
word of a squaw, lister
Id spring at a warrior of the Red i
rifle lifted. *T know him not," c<
Ips snarling, what he?says. He no
ig his way te-wah?why ho?conn
caught the "To atop this deed,
e girl's eyes outrage; he speaks for
b cross i u *ar, , . : , , ,
?? . , could only look, lo<
ey the word of , .. ,
. . , , spectacle, reddened
tat chief across .. .
i ^ .u lips muttered a pra
1 not heed the . ' . ... .
. . . to do the host thing
i to this man? .. ?
P . It was all the w
tldly, "nor o?ro Jf"*1* ff'"1 on
thing?to Sin e- "V**"- ">? *Tm
* here'" Fm? mi- >'ou c
thin datdnrdly "Com. ou
UieOro.tChlof. f" "
Jk at that hideous uu Jf VI
1 by flame, an my cfarf ~
yer, "God help mo 5>ldl L d
ork of an Instant. OI"lC(
hlS Tlcim. flinging j heat tc
:ur. you apy!" he on
t front behind that) VI* U*C
. .w.b my! and in
x net v c iu yv an uii i
s you get the heat
b, saving that fuel
> stand while you ai
other stove to get h
vesticrate. it won't
lie I II C LU
you want
and that
re waiting
ot. Come
cost vou
you go first, and show the wa
keep good guard of the rear.'
She qave me her hand in a
jgering clasp, and then her si.
tro blotted out the red glar
mounted the steps.
"You next, sir." the words s
?y polite, hut my r'fle flung fo
readiness to enforce the brief
I "Hirse you! I ll make you
ww ?;l message of thanks.
y. I will aru] Hhe had followed hin
aside amid the trunks of
Ion*, lin- d(.nr. I could not be seen
?nder fig- savage eye would be rh
e as she those two advancing fig
light afforded me sufllclei
njfflclent- an,j | possessed some ido;
rward, in wished to go. I found it \
order. quh'k steps, and, even :
pay for wild scream of discovery
ay! more? 'Tie best the Shawnee
i. I sprang monsieur."
trees, contt She stepped aside ai
, that every man stood alone, facing
.'eted upon Shawnee. The very de
urea. The position had brought t<
nt guidance, he knew enough of Indl
i of where I aware that any cringl
vith a doz'?n add to his peril. In <
us the first he folded hia arms,
hurst, from "Von snv vnn I,n/-v
.. ... _ ., hjou nupptHi. c.ei w
s listen. Now, . ..
do now. What! yoi
will*"
tid the English- .. , ?
, . , . He thrtist Rene
; the grim-faced ...
, , . with c sweep ' f
operation of his
.. crowd) r- * < :
a him courage; . . ,
, . . whom . d !:>
an nature to be . . ... . ,
. ? ? . . he struck the ehrin
Ing now would ,, .
. lishinan a vicious b
calm assurance
| (Continued in Oi
nee wnai you cai)]?
i won't! Well, you IB apy^fn
hack, hurling h<
Ills arm into tl x
one ? . I
.-oil. Th? I %J ?
kink, startled En,.
In the face.
nr Next Issue )
ng to see for yours
B. Mackc
a
mmmmmmmmmmmammmammwarn
elf.
>rell
I illo
"Hold yourself to wor
threats," I returned coolly, "l
J say?move on!"
He climbed the stairs, r
savagely, with mo following
behind, the muzzle of my gun
his back
"I am phiylng safe," I
Krtxnly, "so don't try any trie
lark."
th" r"?l thronts. I crept
d?, anii decaying log, at the very
nit do aa opening. and 'rust my i
across the rotten bark. 1
nufterins; (0<?lly. with full determini
so close i drew bead on the red jac
i touched They were not five yari
vancing straight toward
muttered group of chiefs, the girl
ks in the advance, the firelight on
in behind a Sis-e-te-wah," ho 8aid t
edge of tlio I will t?>11 you; you and
rifle barrel I urn an officer of KriKl
[>ollberatoly, Hamilton. Will you 1
ation to act. Thero was silence, p
ket. bias; the bold defiance
h' away, ad- them like a blow. Thi
tiie Btartlod tlie chief could answei
slightly in riuK of Indians was hi
her uplifted the clrcde of firelit ?i
?"" " iiu i urn,
ih&rply. ".Then MANY GLAD
I your warrior*. IrLi-tt-lJ
and, an aide to J__ QTJli
tear mo now?" ^r~ \ T
rofound breath- Thoumin?l? \ ^voUI 1
had fallen upon 1Mwt-tI^4?ndson'i
en. before even v
.. .. ITS PIhT^ to 1
r, the crowding
rrtkon, and Into Mn(l
>aco strode the Dodson r Liver T
^CALOMEL THE
Taking the Drug
* l/lver Tone in
heir Comfort
'light.
one is a harmless,
. _ _ Ilfknn ..A..
HJALITY ST0R1
^OUR TRAE
fimnf h/\?v\a4 4 a a<>4>
E WANTS
>E
We came out on the shore
a moment to gaze out across
ter to the gloom of the main
The red and yellow flames
open apace fairly well, but a
v2*e black forest wall closed I
it was like a grotesque plci
JflParae. Before the Are, uaoi
tiolr backs toward us I coun
ty sarages on the grass, I
fur-trader, hta mottled
mustache brlatling. C
HKxX flowered into the ho1<
SSsflri'/jJ l'lu livtt *jr stepped
against mademoiselle,
gone. Lappln laughed,
|kM j# of It breaking the ailei
"A soldier of Engla
JByjjt&B Hamilton? You He.
knows Ahnt 1 know li
r^BamXn. llmh from limb Von
face purple, hiB . reliable ve^etable-l
no moment he to take the place o
iier'a face, and ruel.
back recoiling t'atonic) Ir. lf.rge
all hla audacity ,( H mineral, a
the cruel echo w?ht ,t d ](
1(?A | 1
.. often with decided
nd; an aide to .
When Hamilton constipation an
e will tear you I^ver Tor
ha?n safely and nleasan
Inum. it iH mudo yuu
f danwrou- cal?.-j Horton. We
dones is i posion. carry. When
form of mo Tuiy. | ..
riHantiy anJ very, ting the very
danger in oaae* doing your tl
d nloRKtHh liver, . . .
le doea for you ' don t get a b<
tlv. with no Daln elsewhere. ^
W(Uit OUlIICtlilUK LU Ulll, I
buy the very beat quality in
you send your orders here yoi
best the market affords. If y
ading here, why not give us a
etter grade of goods from us t
Thprp in nno thincr anrp mtian
;orne to u,awaras Si
every line that we
i can depend on gotou
are not already
trial and see if you
han you are gett:ng
If Atl rfA# n? ti am*m#i
?in* ann matted Lair nhowi
17- They were silent, motto
parent!? staring Into the flan
, fiendish yelling canoe from
ftotn the other aide or the fl
t oau*ht fitful glim pee of wil
tMg figures, of arms flung I
ttraxxdlahed guns. and streanr
I saw Mademoiselle rise s
her feet, but my hand onlj
Ofl thu
P frighten uu with your t
sfplt upon you! 3U?-e-t<
hear mo; you know wh
with you on the war-l
you Into battle. Now
the straight tongue. Y
thin man. but I do. 8<
face me; wutch hin
' afraid. Well! there 1
"I fear you, Julea I
hraata?youl I and no gripe l>odi
fvwfth, warriors, terfore In any way
o I am; I travel bUftlnerft, hablt? or
rail; I go with imdson'H Liver 1
' 1 apeak with by a guarantee of
ou do not know your money back,"
e?; he dare not Co. will tell you.
a shrink back of ^ourae ho buc
b reason." liable a remedy ba<
I these Htorea have :
nnt ri^Alva vnl.
ion k does not In- 4^ ? *? ?
... . to using the
with your regular ?
diet. something th
'one i? backed up can eafc an(J e
aatlafaction or I
as Standard Drug thing that yc
cessful and *o re- goods from tl
? its imiators, but
Dodaon's and will Unitet
very best goods no one can eve
at is inferior. When you buy
njoy it that article is cheap. ^
>u cannot eat, your money is v
he very best and most up-to-da
1 States. Everything you buy
J8^ a^uu> VUII1C41
;r change you olT cn
something that you
Vhen you buy somelasted.
We buy our
ite wholesale houses
' from us is strictly
as I watdfed. Brady a dm
f*r?on two Indiana. bin arena
Bind htm; a bloody cloth o
hta Jaw. Ha was bare-hca
clothing rags, atsd ho stagger
ly an ho walkod. An Indie
him with a stick, a ioioua
Laipptn Jerked him forward
tAe chiefs and the fire. Thr
.??t there Impwaalve, emotion
?I
M rni
blow, and *!?[;
betwowi
> warrlora "
I* HH. I o-ew Back, My Rif
i? "Ay! and with cau
[I I ever the time I failed b
I r or wreak my vengean<
j If now, and will crush tl
f // heart out of you wltl
* Listen, Shawnees, Ml
' while I tell you who
Then Rive him to me?
He stopped, bent (
Kers clinched. The i
le Lifted.
we. Knew you Dodson never nc
a pay my debts? statement. I>odson'
:e? I have you been made from th
tie white-livered place of calomel
S these hands. liver," overcomes c
amis. Ojlbwae, fbly and.na^s y
' ? . if voii are not R?
this fellow is. wlth Jt the Stands
I ask no more * back the pu
orward, his fin- to you cheerfully J
ring of Indians out question.
takes extravagant Suaran ? *
a Liver Tone ton funded. Whe
e flrat to tafi Ibe . .. J
It "llvena the Will ffet it to
onstlpation aqreeou
feel good and!
tlsfled completely!
rd Drug Co., will) M I 11
rchase pnco C'\) ; 1
netantly and vt Ith-,
o give you entire satisfaction
m you get in a hurry for somet
you at once. You
WARDS & HC
WE SELL SHINGLES AND B
or your money rehing,
'phone us. We
ra truly,
)RTON
RICK
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