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2 ^ Z' X ^ -? <?4 MM> THE LANC CiK. ji-iianco?bud "More than that, j went on passtonati [ 1 # I to pay for all this f ## down at the dead t you understand! 1 a he claimed to be?a I Knatland nuvs he astkk nk\v^rrtl'ntr;?u left him uncertain. parlmeDta wm Jules Lappin," she , pracUcal work , ely; you are going .. . . , and she pointed ,the bu8lne98 of ody, "pay for it, do ;themrhat man was what1 Compulsory c m aide to Hamilton. I them and is tl r dpStfl Vfnnsloiiv I Tho wHtar of f , 1914. hold them; athletics, rT*? IP that will fit them for * ZlUe the future, will hold vducatlou will hold i ecorrect procedure. hhta arllcla Ihmiirh knn QUALITY STO YOURTRA 4. IL: nnf _i_: = a** RE WANTS X>E A a/\?V\A 4-/\ TT^tfrav*/)a jRr the I APomancc ^ PAT owl: i of 5tClair^s IX ?ALL PARRK ^ I Lappin. Ay. and a< ^ I have you forgott YiW I 1 Hare you forgot^ JL Frenchman. PhllU you blotted from n VvYl^l' fatH ?' Cc .1 vClv our village when tt Sc|_r andota dealt out Ju hi I gadea. Answer iut *? The 1 cool boldi j do tli? tVyandot*; much experieoc en that so soOcf cate of oompuU m what befel| the demonstration* po BaidauT lure , a(, th, ||a|n namor, alrradjr th. flv t, >xad? You were in le chiefs of the Wy- Proven 11 Y ? istlce to these rene- Gorman citizen ?!" 'cated according less of her words them and is tt "? ???" D- ncu jruu Is * strong advolorjr education. The Horton. W we continually Jhaye carry i of the Union except proof. Germany has ting the Vt u cannot become a , . until you are odu-, doln? y?Ur to the rules and sys-1 don't get a le correct procedure, noiit ouuictuiii^ UIVA; W cot, re buy the very best quality en you send your orders here i iry best the market affords. ] trading here, why not give us better grade of goods from u? UV/IIIU IAS uunniuo \m* in every line that we rou can depend on get[f you are not already a trial and see if you * than you are getting 4. 4 J ILLUSTRA1 voFYf?/crrr A. C. /V?C JJ* 6YNOPSI8. CHAPTER I?Joseph Has feign In the United States |t?ray to Fort Harmar, meets ? renegade whose name h kiected with all manner of s LD 6y D. J. LAW W/?(j <?< CO.,/J/<5 no mercy asked or g stumbling, exerting ward, an ?- strength. using every ( %mon?Glrty! ! back and forth across aa been con- j space. It was brutal and so were those wh r MUUUCU IIIH i?uuw ^ glance about into t then at the faces o Ing about them. F Jerstood what was Iven. Straining, tares, the fierce ? every ounce of eyes, gave the ren trick, they swung already gone i i the open flrellt his only chance no I, devilish. Ayl to browbeat this gl o watched. trust to the wilde . i couia see mm states where th he dark woods, and education law, f the savages press- a cilizen u3 ion ew among them un- h penllentlary ..Id, and their sea- , expression of their pgude courage. He lia^on 8 <>(lu' tattoo far for retreat; literate nation w *vas to proceed? since the time i rl, frigh'en her. and nation can read mess tor a hiding acv without hu ere is no compulsory j any old thing can be ugjng ^ ig as he stays out of something of nations is hut the . ional history No il- Can Cat anc has ever conquered thing that of the barbarians. No li a degree of superm- from (.vine first reached a ai-_ tt . iiiere la one lomg sure, wiik e very bea<Tgooda no one/can e that is inferior. Whep you bi I enjoy it that articl?^#-efieajfc you cannot eat.,yt)ur money /a i the very and most u^-to u yuu accusiuuicu ;ver change you off on ly something that you When you buy somewasted. We buy our -date wholesale houses Krom-the British general, H ^Ward guides him 10 the fori m from a number of sco kill him. CHAPTER II?At Qener Wieadauarn rs Havward me Auvrejr who professes to ? Although he has no recoil* Jin ring seen her before. CHAPTER III?Hayward icarrjr a message for Harms Where Hamilton Is stationed west Indian tribe.* are read; amllton. Hay- j Merciful Mother' V t and protects was? j a soldier, and uts who tried i ' my face In my arms? ' and saw. The ven** f? & "cmTD* a fascinating horror? ' eocniae htm. j night above, aroum >c?ion of ?ver shutting them in; tti Totuntwr. to their heel r toBandusky of flre, and that ring *' north; ages, dancing back a Y tor war and ~ ... * .,1 a# f ho ontn hutuntc room VTiat a sight that P'ace. border-bred, hid "Stand aBide, al and yet I looked anti Slve us room, =>rocity of It wae roared, his rage in< the black, blac* lt vent ,n words. 1; the forests yer talk, all of It, > 10 howling dogs what I care for vo Is; the red glare snapped his linger of 3'elplng pav- stood silent, nd forth to give straight at him wit n?no eio. in her eves the hri certain degree i 1 of yer; get back ,^tlon yer red scum!" lie, . . 1 The universa creasing as he gave . "Well. I've heard there can be n ou breed, an' that's illiteracy, ur threats," and he 1 why should wo s in her face. As and laws that ' motionless, looking about the propi h scorn unutterable ucation of our ltP V*ia rt?rl ... in me unr of supremacy in edu-1 guaranteed 1 argeement is that i ? , , ... o argument in favor funded- W This being the case, j will get it t< delay those methods will spoedly bring jr and immediate, ed- r1 people? JCiU tea states r,verytmng/you d to give you tire ^itisfacti< hen you get in a hjilrry for son' o you at once. / Yoi WARDS & H uy irom us is sincuy 3n or your money relething, phone us. We urs truly, ORTON ?r? oniy neiu oaca Dy uie ?Tn?nd!v tVyandots to join. <leca*ndlt)? the return of 1 ye retlgloua te&cher whom tl t>? * prisoner. H&yward'a tasirt the Wyandot a that not b**d by the soldiers, presses on Hayward the Teaflhtn* Hamilton before CHAPTER IV?Rene aaki dot her accompany him. that ?he In a quartor-blood i* missionary among the !haa been In aearoh of her Hnalata that ahe has aeen nniunu jpi mo vx?..../?.v?..v? ,WVUI' The latter aro appeared?forced bac Va-pa-tee-tah, , ., hey believe to crazed mass, as the mission is to forward; of Brady I ct the man la Harmar lrn- Ttat no scene tc ^necessity j out wjtjj l>aH8jnK Hayward to savagery of it burned Blie tells him those dark faces, wit! l%nau?,s0t she dangling hair; the wi father She leaping bodii??, the gl .11 ayTr*r^_l5!*! tossed aloft, the ianal k into the half rt8t? stepping forw savages surged strike. lught no glimpse. "Curse yer! I'm . . have some of the sa > ever forget, to u. v ... , . _. ... liuu. You 11 laugt years. The wild in on the brain; will yer? Oh. ho! b wild eyes and way than that to aving arms, and all the gods, we'll earn of weapons friend of yours to n and din of ex- atnnr. Uv ? ? ,i , as the nunil ard as if he would and a? matu,r i a mind to let yer Provisions of * ime medicine I gave emPtre? niaster 1 at Jules Lappln, tides in that ar I From the M but I know a bettor | throuRh tho make yer cry. By . . roaet that Yankee Provisions have a turn, and you'll caUon' and 8P? #_._u .1 higher educati< is master or the body so is toe educational ; state or nation or over all physical par | [osaic law down , 508, convictions and I been made for odu- I VVTf cial provisions for I 111 L [>n. Therefore it I WE SELL SHINGLES ANI n arp Ymir N ) BRICK. picrhhnrc? I fJUi III a ?>I Iiidii utmu tarts for the north accor Woout named Brady and a c CHAPTER V?They com? ^of a war party and. to ?a< .Indians. take shelter In a {island. Hay ward rtnila a mu ttba hut. vnarrcn *"T?tt proves ttVAuvray, a former Frencl Is called by the Wyandot* utena appears and Hay ward g>?r Insistence that they ] Vera. kjhA riE r\ ? 11?ivene r npairieiT" br a cited voices in Jarii uivate soldier. tongues. How tho re > on the trail over them all, now in Tut r on U glare of light, makii nlere-l man In fiends Incarnate. Am to be Raoel ' tUn* ln ,he nold#t? hU i officer, who grapple, fighting as 'tohpu?todfbr mor8e,,w,>. mercUe.a have mat be- other's flesh, batterii ecognize. fh. *rW*- cIut' ton of unknown two of yer to 3 d flames danced Shawnees. two of y shadow, now In up this carrion, ai lg them appear the way. over then 1 those two bat- wood. We'll want 1 ge men In death 91s-e-te-wah?" tigers fight?re- "The chief ts hei ; tearing each ? 'Twas your vo lg each other's jj0 by torture?" chlng, straining "jt was so spoke A. 1 uai 41 LOICU iuo w rer senses. Here 'loth seem stri er come here. Pick should In his o ad throw It out of be forced to co ? In the edge of the his people and LhU place presently. our iand to ma I preparations to e, with dignity. t ucation of our te that the hunter whlle the ^ n ? , and clothing tb v v j|g inge that the writer, wn beloved southland ' ntlnually appeal to: Tell 1 I the law makers ofi ke necessary and just] 413 18 r the compulsory ed-J tion of future citizens. uth Is busy feedlngj esptcia te nation. It should] , I pmn r?1 V U1 V A VUI A 1 them where they can get a sack >und in Melrose or Tip-Top sole quality. We are headquarter Jly Good Flour/7 Dorft forgetNt r Tri?h T will h:i/v VUjUUVlU of good Flour, such 1 by us (the perfec- 1 s for groceries and 'I o plant your second p tho rold afnrnorp miuratreo man as ner rati Bcnown among the ludi&ns ka*. I- CHAPTER VTTI?She telle rather was exiled from the ^nd had spent his life amoi tconrertlnc them to Chrietlai CHAPTER IX-Brady re| 'hand of marauding Indiana Jlty and with them Simon G evidence convinces the irlrl ja British officer by the n *ward who resemble- ,th? An CHAPTER V Cin.n Par. who was in ?uort at mastery, aa Wa-pa-te?- they crunched into th from blovs, or hurlet Hay-ward hnr strength of muscle; tl ik theCIad2i^2 curses, staggering wi nJty. saw Lappln drive his porta nooin* a ponent's stomach as llrty lhBra.ly?a a battPr*nR"ranl ' 1 *** that tharo ta his teeth Into the fur-i tame of Hay- if were a mad dog. lerlc-gi. . . . brnto reached down i Again and again "Then he shall? e crowd, reeling 0f a Wyandot, if ft 1 back by sheer Md your warriors ley sobbed forth |for the moment th weakness. I noise and rush head into his op- 0f figures dimly se though It were j iQHt sense of wh r the soldier sink There was a bab< trader's hand, as mingling of half-m 'Twm then the about through th? and fumbled for 1J?*" * to epite thla squaw ! roin-m,)er '^8 b >r no better reason, greatest asset, tie the dog up." 'life and souls a In the confusion, and girls, whll lng back and forth to school? Yo en la the red light, negro to go tc at was being done. L g0 an(j will al of yells, a wild jble; contlnue t iked forms dancing ^ and ^ i shadows. Thoee , ? , , . . 11 ns nf iirrnirs ti oys and g'rls, ourIB Shall we grind the^ potato* nd bodies of our boys1! e the negro Is going! * "e u don't have to forcel a lGaf. > school?he wants'! go where it is posst-' Some C 0 remain out of! -n ^ A v AU i will no what will be the sta-< 1 thp nnnth in an.l nf Von is about i*ily the 8th. / Rock Hill Bread is fine. yCall If you are worried wmi chi( yarbolineum, it will do/the woi t cost you anythingy/?Just rece fomn'o Qrtnna Prfrb- anH Ronr 1 us when you want t iken mites, get you rk, if it does not it ' ived fresh shipment i? I Wo enrru a full Island cut off Hayward an< {lone prepare to resist an at [Indians. CHAPTER XI ?Keoonnou the cabin at night Haywai white man In a British leaves hlrn for dead, afte: right. CHAPTER XII The tn<! he cabin after n l ard stru Htyward i, wounded. CHAPTKn aim ?itene si f -r>Y<r* ft t 1 in.ls -- rtZ'ZSp?? kntffl?found It. tack from t?^ hoarse cry of triumph blade home. Twice ?-nn?r around (hey went staggering d discovers ? , , .w uniform and locked in each other r a desperate j{er dead ere he struc It wan bedlam thei !!ans captura breathless hush as Sis tggla In which , , , forward with uplifted ivm Hay ward HoraliftedLappln t wuostj lueuiuy i and. with one ^ad been Bwallow< ? sent the bright of bodies. Occasio he struck, and mounded above the down together. out BOme order T s arms, the sol- surging, excited m k the ground. braveti came dlrec i. followed by a jay concealed, sta -e-te-wah pressed weight of Haywa arms. Two war- drew back my rlth o his feet, and. bind the rotten log couia comprenena ad up by the rush ?^?r decade or naily Lappin's voice : writer of this i > iftn, as he cursed years of his lif hen, forth from the compulsory edu ass of savages, two of Tennessee, s tly toward where I cd Continua *gert?g de,r th? wearoth away i rd s dead body. I .. ... , . , , . writer could by ?, sinking lower beThe weight of the f,ftpen >'Pars fo antother century. The . article spent fifteen ,ine ol e trying to Introduce grocery ication into the state ind last year succeed1 dropping of water' a stono; and if the sacrificing another r the sake of the boys u i^v/uyuf & vi Mtiva can goods. Call/us w^en you v> Y line. / Yours foi E. W. sisx ?nnnn Trnvris TA *" J ?" (i 'am, anything in the * / i /business, n AlRE PAT " and conceals him In the cabin. CTTAPTFin XIV?TTaywar half breed n-er j In the c<-i page In a fier ce flxht, wl ! the negro accidentally bui lo'tt against tbe low roof of CHAPTKR TV-Haywar double, J' se;/l Hayward < army. The latter admits 'held D'Auvray a prisoner hat that he know nothln 'death. IIIobject In detail 1 T\* a m rr* V?r1? ln.>(ta #Ka \<.T tH .. ..c u? ihb gripping nana v'.iar of the knife from M?o wound of blood crimsoning Ur!,,!ThIyr"on* ' An instant t eh end* whsn glaring down, reeling f?h? cllfiSt . held b>' <*??er?. Then d meet. M- lD* 'J? dripping blad< Jf the Rr1?!*h Ah! good! he crie that he had more recruit for hell In the cabin, , , . g about hi. ?irl here. TIs time jln/?*P'Aair?J ?on also." piucsea out tne flead man caused , I saw the gush ward. grunting tc the dead man's enough to be rid he victor stood tb0 rlrst dark sh in weakness, up- flinging him down he laughed, w?v- behind which I lay e. In fear. The one ti d. "There Is one a guttural exclani . Piing me the ,be other paused, she had her les- flier's hair. Then j them to shuffle for- a,u' K'r's- the 1 > each other, glad en of Georgia, of the burdeu. In his life will n< adow they let go, vain If only against the very log er states of 1 , holding my breath thplr duty thel urned back, uttering . . . ... ." have compulso ation of relief, but . , gripping the sol- futuro wou,d 1 he also straightened more to the :_?? .1 PAn tltnia t a tt!c ruture men and worn- I he would feel that I I 5t have been lived in 1 1 Georgia and the oth the South would do i n our nation would ry education and the nean more to us and orld. The writer will I tiftrl f a r t Vw? Kavc on A H VJTVV/A^ A AAXAl V M AW 17 A 1 AJA Jk I > rn a I CHAPTKR XVT?The ] iciarea that JVAuvrnv wad iVtro, o-jt of vf>?>ir^anc CHAPTEK XVIT-R.no Prafly is a prisoner of th that ho is to ho hurnod at tl .dan to rosruo the soout CHAPTKR XVTTT-Rono r 'rhlef for tho lifo of tho so. she Is hi-rhlv respected a dians her efforts are witho Rrltlah officer la r*eojcn!?e<1 r amort I.appln. who tlemar Britisher' "Z- ' T^y brought her murdered by brave grasping eithei * eight of her face, whit r^pr>rr? th u with fear, and eighte* ? Indiana and ... . ... he stake. They tuo log <it wlrittJ With clinched lipe deads with tho trigger. Yet I wait rnongAthe"Vn-- waited. ! know not it avail Th* me, only it wan n ids hla ItTTS Quoncen to myself. I u jj, auu rail ucicn forward, a red jug sudden utterac r arm. I caught peered across the e, drawn, but not tug in the firelight i my rifle across eCalp In tho air. ruffian's breast- Even as I gaxed I lay. finger to my mind a chaos, >d thank God. I i,ing in physical i what restrained ,no one hope, o fear of conse- me ^ mekil alono t must have been ^ * iuiu ium open, giv- "" "* ice to a wild yell. I K?rl? of the so< log to see him dano- has a voice an waving a bleeding south as a wh< duty to Itself a with eyes of horror, ignorance ai every nerve throb- curso to anv p ?aln. there came to what |am, thfiy the uie chance for _ .. proper educath the situation. 1 H , natural rosoun K!ovt looon \ >?*Vt IVI vno UU/D ?uu I uthland aa long as he d a pen and until the i ?ACJ ole will have done Its nd to the nation. id illiteracy are a eople no matter iu pi may dwell. With in, with the unlimited _ roe of the south, with nOV ive You been J If not, waste j is very beau til 1 nf a iroiii* 1 Y% Florence: no time. \ ill. Take ' Avna cVio * no rniPi CHAPTER XI In the Hands of S I saw the red welt < (cheek left by the fur ti hand, his arms flung passing of anger darken This wns more than t!>> ^could stand, and not re ino expression or ti lifted face, the quick X. about, as though in i me. I look It as a * avages. of r?-etraint. The fur >u the white hrutal. still panting rader's rough to staml alone nc up, a sudden of ^ia victory, thrust ing his eyes foack into his belt wit sh and blood "How do you like tl a'.late. V- ih' squaw?" he asked. h Be woman s up- ?u * glance she cast lilent warning to South Needs <'0111 Jgual. a message Trader, burly and Atlanta Journa for breath, yet Daniel. >w, and conscious What becomes his reeking knife .-iris when they h a coarse laugh. , depart men lat, you Wyandot py|j||c school sysU serine down into .. - . absolutely pun . 7T. T, on blood of on pulsory (-.duration. there Is no re: 1 Hy Louis Spencer tho sou sho; strength md of our hoys and We i?a i.,_ re-.eh the high tion except thi I of our splendid and we can nei in? Kvldence stares greater south 0 strain of Anglo-Sax-] AAWA ir southern people *1' ison In the world why I lVll. iId "ot Irehlo the ) nation VOV cr 1:j..c (.rcater narough a greater south f+fXC* rer hope to have v except through educa- ... tint "*W J vvt! ; 11 I givje you com 1 cdol, and the >k you ceu find o f fn Ki VIIIV/^ U1IV/ 1 fort, keep j cheapest ; J you can a iin fk Allf I I ratp> usurped the : iLls lipS snarled Iikt- a t< he had forgotten all hut not a man, hut a inad< wbo crouched for a spr "Plftht you! I will! death," he snapped out you lie when you say before; when you say cabin?you lie, you doj HAvaeo?vou lie!" o! courage; Uer fane arnered wolf; . . When you have fl hate. It was , ... . . , my arms I will anuv lened animal . , . turned quietly. "vea to the! "?h' yoU wiU' hey *" enough to talk befor hotly. Hut . t , . , t . . Let go of her there? 1 fought you , ? .. , , I was in the 1 moii" ?N?W '??k ; of a white yOUr En*"?* offlc?rprice of being a foo us in tno race to i lv Jd per rout ol jeae men release . . . . part man t cotititiu ?er you, abo regraduation, and t ! You'll be glad mal? Kraduates r e I am through. at about :t0 per cei -yes; that'e what elasa. It is serio here?there lies the girls drop out He's paid the The dropping out I. I?ok at him; j^v j0 our rauso < ne eneei inai naru- ?">?' ??"u > wmp r the (,'rammiT de>- tliat. e to the point of hat the number of >f our high school How t it of the graduating 'Atlanta Georg: us enough to have | While agro* before graduation, matter to kee of hoys is a cnlain- side of a heav >f develonment and tor. Dr. W. B ui miry ??u ucui mil ill m 1 _____ .|Vher. o Km>|> Cool. wicl 'an I >ing that it is difficult H p cool these days out- I ily ice-laden refrigera- I m Summerall, aupc.;n- | OfJVf uiivri Vf iv/ tun Automatic, vi icless. The Flor^ :r?( ne of the wonders < iranteed to cqst yoi > nut less heat, and L* VTltllVUt ilveless and :e Oil Stove of the world, i less moaey, to givft von "Messieurs, It is a mist the girl s protesting voic "It was not?" "A lie, hey!" Lappln hi with rage. "What am saw you, you hound, v eyes. Shut the stjuaw will; then have it now!' They met like two e In the forest, clutching ake," I ,-aught ar<; you ***** to "P? o in the hush. , H* waH ""thing i slowly, "nothing. F oke in crazed ma"'8 and wa I?blind! I nrd >' feachery." ylth my own ..^.hat! You BfJua up. Oh! you , #?f cour8? 1 dare* I fear you, Julea I^p nraged bucks ?f outlaw8" he voice at each other * challenge you to Yoil know who I Am ak now? .. , ... .. prosperity of our i to me, she said ?' tut he fought a WhGro ar*tho s killed by cow- ?'J^f1 f- be in th What becomes ol w, you dare?" not the greatest Do you suppose country can boas pin. or your gang t not worth wl scornful. "Why.] Is lt the lay hand on me te8 the boy fr * vnii hAVft ?>nt?n country. tendent of (In boys and girls that Rave out the e graduating class? aid In keeping r them'' Are they splratlon and asset of which any ature of the t t? Is this great as- "Don't over die accounting for? which is a gr of the dollar" that your menu co ona the high school a light diet th idy Hospital, Thursday I following hints as an less down the flows of pre I tempering the temper- B lVIjr >lood: I oqIJ eat. Cut out meat, I eat heat producer. Let 11 flclV nslflt of vegetables and . | iroughout. /| WhC trouble than any guaranteu behint 1. And mst to thir e to gey in that old ;n you nave a Flor O- - ? J stove made, i every one ik, you don't I hot kitchen ence, neither rn blind, deadly battle, big men, evenly match* hatred. Never dl:l I lighting, each mad barb roelty of which stoppo The ttolriler I knew was a knife dangled at Lapi ther he forgot It, or In dalned to uee the Bteel. foaght?like two cata, rtftnnlnr tlirnltlln* no They were .. . id. fired with V of 'mJ witness such wf|? yoU arf' rtnd,1 ' arism, the fe- ca" e H ^ya"dot a ?? ??un. what you will do; d at nothing. . . . ' dead man whom yoi unarmed, but ^ . . . i - k i? n>< Why? To frlgnten pins belt. El- ?? .. well, 111 answer yoi his rage die- . . . ? , , dot; I am Running Oh! how they . _ _ , " \ veins flows also tl srss. "I ?>?. >. ?< # w i or does he feel t father. I know lea pi so you. You ^"onal education squaw; threaten ^or practical expt point me to this I' the boy cou: u have murdered, graduate from t me?me? Very would attend col i. I am a Wyan without argumen Water; but In my Klghty per cent le best blood of .. arp unlvern * a race of cow- . - .. .. hnt the laek of vo- I aieer ciea n pulls him away Don't drink lc >rtenoo? 'with ice in it. Id bo Inducod to "Wear Ugh he high school, he weight and e< loge or university ?? possible. T t or persuasion. In color, the of the "men higher waves, ity men. Seventy "Sleep in ti m?n hlffhnr itn" ant 'Take thing r or aicnononc drinks. e water?that Is, water CIO t clothing?both Iri StclF >lor?and jHst aa he brighter the clothes J less they absorb heat 1103. i >? open If poseible. on 1 a easv aenerallv?don't 1 you Have to wait c t as you get the he >nce, saving that ft t to stand while yo the other stove to g< I - - . >n the fire to sat you want lei and that u are waiting st hot. Come casionally an arm brei send a cllnrtied fist era exposed face. Once th< down to Mb knees, and htm, o?ly to be grippe* flung headlong. But th? gather, bleeding both, breath, clothes half rij booties, cursing fiercely, i at each other once mor ftklng f"r?N? to art* and n>ur<'?r?rB, jthlDK into an ^n' my anc?8torB ' J soldier wont tt0n And you th,c Lappln kicked y0U,~y"u ?"r of the J himself and you- Touch me, Ju sy were up to- ;are; 1 cha"enj?e J panting for fo' you to ,ay hand >ped off their He atared at he ns they rushed enouKh- ye* with e. There wan K?ne from hls mott,< ? I OKah* fho did KA*> thieves and trad-l1" " "" ware eoldinre and :l' blah nch< ik I am afraid of There Is a wa: woods; afraid of and also the girl les Lappin, If you Manual training ou. Come, I wait on me." r sullenly, angry, To Prevent th, bullying look ~U face, something -leal dr^??(ng thnt ? aV... nr, !,**?. 'if ggmp timf ! . " -- 1 sol graduate. worry, and d r to hold the boy overwork, or In the high school. "8tay on tJ and vocatlonl de- street." _______ 1 ?? Blood Poisoning <0 cure ronderfnl old reliable t hketAXATIVll TIC HKAI.IXC OIL. a ? ""ah nod II \i elievys pain and henS r>rneei??? reiuru a liniment. 25c. SO* i. ! v ' i lon't exert yourself by II and any violent exercise. ?wi*| tie shady side of the ?*Hjr } | : a Cold In One Day ; HKOMO Quinine. It (top* tlM ^ lav tie aud work* off the Cold d tim r u i? 'aiu to cure r' ! "f" i vt bo*. 2Sc I investigate, it woi thing to see for yo I B. Mac! i t cost you urself. korell ? ?? / I MI/WUI. f)ll I ? i j ; ; * / nwui tt vi ua, ii^ri | - * ' v> ^ . ?v ! ' . 1