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WGel v\AIDe THE LANCAS "Wdat is ii, urady?' ^^9 There was a faint r distinguished the won \ M ^ "WaB?was that?SI #/ "Yob." W "The?the man?wh flown?" TER NEWS, JULY 7, 19 Sriiwo CANDID o, who?cut me P.HFFRI \A. ATES E ( :n AT HflMF 3UALITY STOF YOUR TRA1 IE WANTS r DE fhe)\ A Romance o DATCT 1)1X5 f St Claires Dc?fc >\T T DADDTSfi r"Yee." "Whar?whar la ho i "Right here; you w htm?oh, QlrtyT" The renegado came the eyes of the two boi / a long moment they other, many a memory "1 Ing between. Then B ! blackened hand. DO w M. L. Smith ant to speak to iT* Arouse H.? toward ub. and ?? nderera mot. For OVATION FC looked at each , no doubt, float- Declares That He < rady held out a Kngaftement to flxn anil VntP 1 hen you w Richards Horton. We ithusiasm. carry. Wher yK~ SPEAKER ting the verj r^,ce??i iiuHiness doing your tl Attend t^onven- don?t get a b kiraintt Bin""' ant something nice to eat/< buy the very best quaWty ir i you send your orders/here yo 7 best the market aflFords. If rading here, why not give us a etter grade of goo<!^fn)m us come to Edwards & 1 every line that we u can depend on getyou are not already i trial and see if you than you are getting A^VA %X. 1JL> ILLUSTRATE! \tt>FYffK?rrr A. C./^^clua t SYNOPSIS. CHAPTER I?Jospph Hay-ward IBXCD In tha United Slates army ,wajr to Fort Harrnar, meets 81mc M. r*riA(H)/i A U'hne.. numu hao )w X J. JULVAXIVXJ ~)6y D.J.LAVIN y<7 & CO., """^ "" " """ ,,^t^'^T?~^T","iTiiiiy "youTTj ward?" her lipe faltered. ^ beg you. for?for I was nev on hla eued In my life." "There Is nothing for 5 L ler saved my aire, s said with an effort. "I + to?shake hands with ! I'm a goln' to." Oirty'B ugly face brc ???? "No more did I," he osepn flay- \ ly. "We ain't ginera "Tell me, 1 shakin' hands mood \ er so fright- I heretofore. Still, I reel j even up an' kin afford rou to fear, wanter. Think yer k Simon Ulrty," no ? -I never thought Camden Special i you?but?but, July 3.?Citlzeus < gave Mendel L. Sn >ke into a smile, ovation today afte i admitted grim-!j,e cancelled a hu illy been in no ,,i , .* . "in Richmond to vheu we ve met',. son. we re about Demorratic nve ter shake if we vo^e affainst Hlea: .in travel a bit. t,le national Dem to Columbia State, glggvvhcrc. 1 >f Kershaw county tilth of Camden an to using the r he declared that something th sin ess engagement Ko to the state can eat and t intlon of 1912 to , , ? for delegate to thln? thut ocratlc convention goods from t rhere is one thing sure, whe^ very best goods nd?^can ev lat is inferior. Wher^ou buy rnjoy it that article is cheap./ )u cannot eat, your money js 1 he very best and most up-*o-d you get accustomed |?r change you off on something that you When you buy somelasted. We buy our late wholesale houses toected with all manner of atroclt laeadod for Fort Hnrmar with a Ifrorrrthe British general. Hamllt< ward guides him to the fort and kim from a number of scouts w 5o kill "himCHAPTER IT?At General I headquarters Hay ward meets I< tAurray who professes to recogn Although he has no recollection fearing seen her bef>?e. CHAKTER III?Hay wand rotur carry a message for Hartnar to^H tea, alao mademoiselle," I said quit enouKh to startled protect* am Joseph Hayward, the A ho tried waa hut to save you I part." She burled her face In Ue hlnu sobbing hysterically, her s of ever trembling, "Oh, I am glad?glad!" s aod'uaky whisper. "1?I am not ei :kly, regret- Brady?" I her so. "I "How far?" .merican. *T "To the foot of the 1 pi&yed this dot camp." Tho hunter's eyes her hands. bis face to mine, lender form "1?I reckon I can," last. "1?ain't hurt he managed bruised up.' His glan iperstitious. 'eo'. Maybe if?I h moccasins I'd trot nlnni i at Baltimore. A s . In the audience a ake; to a Wyan- a marked disposi I various candidates wandored from I opportunity to yol ; vociferators were he mumbled at; ... , ? . . and though the Ca so much, only I ice fell upon his marked by many ad some whole home becking th< * hf.ftnr " for it could be cou mall group of men j~ t Camden showed in the Unite* itlon to Interrupt , , , and to seize every E'U&rftnteed t 1 Tor BI ease. The funded. Whl In the minority, ntden meeting was ?>et it to 2 interruptions and 5 men responsible ntod on the fineers rni d States Everything yoii bu; o give you entire satisfa^tior 3n you get in a hurry for some fou at once. Youi UADnC XL u/ y from us is strictly i or your money rething, phone us. We s truly, ^DTH\i whuiu niunniun us eiauonc". iu wast Indian tribes aro ready for ire only held back by the refuse friendly Wyandota to Join. The li demanding the return of Wa-pa * religious teacher whom they b be a prisoner. Hay ward's nitsst aaaure the Wvandots that the net held by the soldiers. Han fir sea us on Hayward the necei Teaching Hamilton before Qlrty. CHAPTER IV?Rene asks Haj let her accompany him. She t that she is a quartor-blood Wyai a missionary anions the lnalai Khs Knen Ira a??r,.K a# V.? [hum- noi weuK; dui mm wan uTof 'the dreadful, that all thought 1< alter are how could you. how coi -tee-tah. elleve to tbat on la to "It was all that was lef tnar^lm^ do," I explained, mv heart wity of as I drew her hanns from face, and looked into her eUa^htm mu8t not blame me, made idot and could not tight alone again a*" it? I was crazed with despair so real, so 7. ? > ?ft me Oh. *We 11 Hx that" an< ild you do "l reckon that's what Juns is lying there for. ? ? He stepped acroes t for me to , t throbbing. body' Umb wd a m"n before her back' d pp,?g ?? eyes. "You and qairk,y h? cat th< 1 n? r from the wounded man T h all the beckoned flesh gi when first aDd alipped on i Glrty laughed, of one hand. Ah them dead In- shaw audience \va and an respectful to the nearest counties previousl aent, and came ??? , i knees. Deftly canrd!date8 for "tat, ? burned leather J?hn G. Richar ,'s feet, touching ^niith, Kershaw s ngorly with his Kovernor, were be the new mocca- plauded when the a whole the Ker- I il ^ s as well behaved as any In the 13 y visited by th<^ e offices. ds and Mendei L. two candidates for _ ?th vigorously ap- I y announced their I YWY1 rv uc 11\ WE SELL SHINGLES AND if mi ^IV JL v/ll BRICK. . ,.ji ... ?I Inmate that ehe haa ?een Hayv for*, but In a British uniform. I atert? for the north acoomporrtc oout named Brady and a private CHAPTER V?They oom* on I ?( a war party and. to aacam f Indiana, take ahelter In a hut flnda a murdered MMrran rf?r? proree to 6 jyAurray. a former French oftk pa oaUod by the Wyandota "whlt< 3%eoa appears and Harvard la pu rxr tnalatarvoa that ther hare rtirri b?T thought of this. It was as j,(*y^rar2 Inspired me to the attempt i sol/lsr. My eyes looking heyon the trail ?'rtT on his knees, reach torn th? rifle In the dirt. Then he i I man In his face showing bar In the firelight. erRwivo "What's all this mad pi ? chlsf." he ejaculated roughly. "C "I*1 J** speak up thar. or I'll try wl H>#t t>4>~ J _ a a ? .. . . muH. though Ood .. You re not scorche Hurts some, I r?Hikon, log for ^ls will put you all * + * arose to his d and ugly ** 1 1,0,3 theae adTHI Mem to retain but din lay about!** occurred followtr Tome now. the a^p at the foot ? lat lead kin cal1 tbe w0 1 . __ Which taxed Olrty's atr ca.nniaac.ies in one d much, friend, today. The ovati but a couple o Smith came later right agin. when W. C. Irby, , ' .. . to answer a part o ituree of youth I . . . _ j recollection of ?< ig our arrival at ^en(^e' Smith a f the lake. I re- P?ache? given to iad with Brady. by admirers today ecvgth aa well aa vegetative touch to i minute speocnes 111 on for Mendel L. WW nil in the meeting Jr., nave him time f his speech. The Tell th iwera presented to nd the flowers and ^ foul John G. Richards tion of added a decidedly the Camden meet- especially are iour em where they can get a sack o ad in Melrose or Tip-Top sold I uality. We are headquarters r Good Flour- Don't forget to iignborsI ?f good Flour, such by us (the pe^fecfor groceries and plant your second WHAI^Sn til?imm NMCnl T?urt5?r?*1 man aa her father * amoui Um Indiana m Wa CttXPTKR VTTT -She teda Han exiled from the Kr?r> had ap?nt his life a moan th? eontattlnt them to ChrtstlaiJty. CHAPTER IX-Brady reports tit - J ??.Vm<{d,n* Indiana In U ty .*n?I with them Simon Glrtr lriteKooi::,nce\ th? ?iri no. iin? 7 r? ^uuai, or uiu rTo **** I'm afraid o' either I" l-pa-too? I "Your courage baa beet j returned In humor. "But rar^ fc#r am well lower the gun Girt] oh court no occasion to shoot at me.' indians out jnto fui|hr tIcw. "Do yt , i now?" M?nf a i? rlcln- He stared, uncertain, lm Brady's streaked face, his eyes naj thoro t? ... of Hay- mere slits. I oyru ujo my own. The man a ? tested." I "d f,?r mUoh of l*e d " ~~7 . htm In our arms In s Th . tee to. Tet we reached f TuOr0 18 . . . ? . - . . _ . , and stumbled Into th< ?? ? ? " ?" )u know me . . aroused from sleep b to my clay- and clustering about i .H I?tn oslty. AttlratTlew I de rrowed Into ..... . . tile, but a word from differed greatly, irg. latanoe we bore A very palpable ot h,M \>ro~ tho reP?rt swot * i l *E* V1 of the Chesterfield j ctroM of lignt rt ?. the Indians P r?<* "> The SU y Qlrty's shout, sentence in the r< is in eager curl- Mannng declares i temed them hoe- tion impracticable i the girl made should have read crop of 1 error occurred in I this correspondent I potatoes meeting which ap I ite of July 3. A I I he K< sport read: "Mr. I a loaf, compulsory educa- I This sentence I SOItie Cai : -Mr. Maunlog | wi? nQt ( / [rish Potatoes. I will have about July trie 8th. ock Hill Brek^ is finer?e?dl v If you are worried with chick rbolineum, it will do the vwirk :ost you anything. Just roceiv the cold storage I I * is when you want en mites, get you if it does not it ed fresh shiDment ?- . uov...> r- nu> Amerio^ CHAPTER X?Finding escape i taland cut off Hayward and hla iona prepare to real at an attack 1 Indiana. CHAPTER Xl-Kcconnjiwnnn tha cabin at night Hajrward dls white man In a Brltlah unlfo Imvm him for duaiL after a <1 fight. CHAPTER XIT?The Indians the cabin after a hard struggle I Hajrward la wnunded. - "Maybe I do, an' maybe iVom th? admitted at last obstinate! ><r^.t>*"^ thft la<* who (?ulded m mar, but yer a sight for i around yez had yer face washed oovera a hair showin' I could Jud rm ana __r, . . . . ., , te?perat* W hat s all this play-actin how? Though 't wasn't m captura j It for me, I reckon," polntlc In which ?w[,en i KOt here, A minui the nuin unnlH hiive hoen . V ,, . tunill 11 IUUU1 T CUUUKU. I dont, he .. .. . , It was the fourth da y t ? *irre ?* Maumee, that e into Har- . . ' ill that. If into the Indian e , an' more lf8a?d *rou?* ho^H lire bettor Btruck at U8 ln 8Plte about any- The WOrd pa8He<1 that ' uch >lav in Pr'80nera waH Stephei them to prese about i we WHr? fairly hemme ' h .'h V infuriated faces on eve KhPnt n<1 n declares statewide \j, on the banks cation impractical! we came strag- jn mport ag p ncampment, and deQt contradictlon ng hordes, who . of the guards, advocacy of the p. one of the white : permit the citizen a Brady caused to vote on the qu is bo close that a local system of d Into the mass, jattendance, ry side, the wild j SPEAK IN compulsory Rir.ille.,, The sentence of Van C rinted was an evito Mr. Manning's line of Ca isaage of a law to grocery 1 is of each countj estion of adopting compulsory school 1 SQUARE. Jump's Soups, Pork and Rkans .n goods. Call us when you wa line. Youija for 1 E. W. SIST7 We carry a full nt anything in the aualness, iRE CTHAPTKri Ain-l(en? savea I from death at the hands of the and conceals him In the cellar cabin. CHAPTER XIV?Hay ward dts. half breed negro In the cellar. 1 It a re In a fierce fight, which en the negro accidentally butts hli o**t against the low roof of the c CHAPTER XV?Hayward roi double. Josejyh Hayward of the army. The latter admits that .held TVAuvray a prisoner in th but that he know nothing ?b 'ZZVA flan.;:" of the I stepped toward him, air the man shrink back, half e EPVftr" a at my weird decoration, a <1**when a hand heavily on his shou * brains "Does that feel like the cI ar' phantom, you fool?" I ask ^British "If It does I'll shut down he had for your benefit. My tale < out?abhls tolllUK until wo be well c shrieking making an It .used to see The situation was be itartled still for tbe KUard8 carod 1 , . . us, when Girty, accom nd dropped ' , , . . y . . , Wyandot chiefs and J ' - British uniform, ft grip of a * ed sharply, through the crowd an, tighter still b ?W8? W"" Way f?r can wait Its Tlllage" The extent ? ,ut of here. e' und gav? n'e a ne thA nnwor r%f thnua r\n jdescrlbable din. L A Wittkowsk coming serious, county committee. Ittle ?bat betell ,am<len mMllng panicd by Oiree i. white man in Jmght passage The meeting ov 1 by threats and room and was ad us through the ment square, wilt f this surprised spoke from a stan w conception of |y?en jn the and >rthu/odt Imflon I - ? y, chairman of the' I presided over the | 1 today. The Rev. j I id a prayer. erllowed the court ggMM journed to Monuire the candidates id. lience whooped up "GOOD THINGS TO I :at." j Oeatr. F.Js object In detaining I was to help Incite the Wytndots CHAPTKU XVT?The Brltlsl^ 'clares that D'Auvrsv was mur< tha ne^ro. on? Of veogaance. CHAPTER XVTT-Reno repoi "Brady is a prisoner of the Indl that no Is to he hurned at the sta plan to rescue the scout. ' CHAPTER XVTIT?Tteno pleads Chief for the life of the grout. j she Is hlsrhly respected anions dians her efforts are without nv British officer Is rmoKnUed hv a ) Auvray i nnre will do time enough to war y0ur ,?Urio*dty. Those I '"r . get over their fright and c e j "What fellows?" its that ' "A mixed band of Mlam Inns and | and Shawneea?mostly Sha ko. They a named Sls-e-te-wah with th? "Huh! So It was those <i Mthouch same gang I left at the all ? The its1u.it(3. Rut there were ni r? negade | with them then. Sis-e-te-\* then to sat- " rellows may ^ibos T here were hu ome back." thousands, gathered tb tra?versed one end of t .is. OJIbwaa the warr"> ot tribe . were ae far away aa iwneea with , , . ' i.. and the big rivers. ievilR* The wlBwam8 erected, not foot of the or thn'.e 3tai?""K ?? a Shawnees t[ee8 ',OSt' b,'flide th( ah did vou the encampment waa. I u i-ortrier wn indreds, perhaps . .. ^ . ere. for wo only USUal that he was ho encampment, "You'll be elect, a whose homes auditor propbeste< ?ho ureal lakes William M. Ha rhere were few lientenant governo more than two man enroll to vote the shadow of "We'll all vote i river. Big as declared a listene it was no perma, ..j (Jo not deeni en ne oeciarea us; for Ulease. vv Fid." a lusty lunged 1 for Mr. Fortner. 1.1U 1 mer, candidate for r, urged that every if Ooley is living," ?t1 She: mv two-cent 1 re You Seen F f not, waste is very beautifi lorence? < no time, ll. Take named T.appin, who demands hi . the chief. rHAPTFJU XTX-The renegade *ifdc?r a'ter a desperate flgUt. CMAPTKH XX -Brady is tief stake and the Mr-- started, plasters clay on his face and appears before the Indians who. tt is the ghost of th? dead mm terror. Simon (liny appears an !n rescuing Brady frorr. the ilamCHAPTER XXI. s life of SJly7 j know the rascal, b< fore did I hear of him kills ths enoUgh for such a deed. V 1 ?v.? h'1 to 1 to th? If lyward 'There was a white man hair and "Ah! Now we have the t thinking 1. llee in coat?" and his eyes were oi .1 assists "He wore one?stolen no was no soldier. Mademo Hie man. a rurtlan called .it never bo- nent village. but a rr being bold {?r tho "OU8 trlbft8 V'hat stirred To one of t,WK^ cov,'r' and rendered hideou? I with them." ,we were tak0n> and tb ruth-a red" ,a8t w" were a,one' 1 it my jacket. th?"*h we cout,,, atU1 . doubt?but w,thout- ,&y ladle knew ter- and 1 dropped to t Jules Lap- ough,y exhausted fron fetinir through which 1 nre rendezvous , , aided Tor war. rate ;l hard -d with deerskin sa,(1 J A by tribal totems, for " "tenant g( rust within. At wh<> later spoke o '.rady and I. al- last asylum inves hear the yelling and commended tli 'tided on his lit- tion for protecting he ground, thor- . .you favor Co a the rough buf- 1)0(,y t()ld B Pra, h:i(l nimHnil ship on the roads," ' the next candidate I *1CI jveraor to speak, *11 f his service on the titrating committee io last state conven- j vrrvii primary elections. j J VA iley aheap," some- J lk Kelley when he into your/ he give you comf cool, and/ the t you cai{find, me, she ort, keep cheapest you can L * :> r Through the Black Nigl She dropped her hands froi her eyes, and, holding out tt cross gleaming In the fireligl pin Hp gazed Into my faro a n before 'aus,u>d- tapping bis kne . rriment. 10 wtiite ... .. _ it. came ? t , A? *0< liy the I.ord Harry! t was But maybe we better uiovi he would not bo in Rood did come, and I am scare jurt^ grace with him thau you. minute and e in sudden (Continued in Our )d ono. boy! a fine joke. i. friend, for T?Mii|?en?tures for th< liuinor if he About Noi ely in better Washington, July teres averaging near r rose to speak. I he I tenant governor < Next Ishub. ) in Kershaw, the < "My friendshi " never been qu< ? Week Will Im* mountains to the r?u?l. declared to the h _ "I don't have ( 5. ?Temperato a Kershaw audi normal through- Ja,kf,on Bathft? can a ia ate ror iteu-1 >xpressed his pride 1*1 C^t ;ounty of his birth p for HIeu.se lias stioiied from the *11 oea,'" Mr. Kelley urrahing crowd. Lo introduce myself IS OIK ience,'' said Andrew p the last candidal VJllttl afford to ba Automatic, val ess. The Florence 5 of the wonders 6: anteed to cost vo/i , without fveless and 5 Oil Stove f the world, less moaev. uo wnerer "To join n?y party. Did 7 likely I was here alone? A, J the whole of It In a word. X warriors of '.he Wyandot ( ) v south, an' joined them. . y heard it was waj? Ay! y A stopping now; the tribes ' ) the trail, the tomahawks S Jr 'T Is said St. Clair has f T alroBflv and thero will hi yer think It out country, w I'll tell yer fairly well distribute I found the ton) ht b the the week. Have you There's no "A disturbance , have taken Northwest," the bulh t aro bloody, move slowly eastwai left Harmar xreat central valleys n tlsrhtlna on Ka.at.ern states about ith local rains for Hentant gove <1. were forecast ter recalling his t :her bureau for the Camden scho "We are goinj now over the Mendel Smith," ?tin added, "will crowd told Mr. rd, crossing the cheered. Tuesday and the "Wo ain't seen Wednesday, ac remarked a man I irnor to speak, uf- fiflVC ( erm as principal of j P oi less I 5 ti/ elect you ami m m somebody In the lV*y j Dethea, who was, soldi. you in some days," j llSLVO In the crowd, when ( ^ out less heat, ana t trouble than aiw s guaranteu behind And just to thinl to go in that^old . >> to give you itove made. every one t, you don't hot kitchen lyj the Wabash. Pish! It Is < how it will end." *- ?f,y, "Where are your Indian "At the foot of the lak up the shore as far as tl X the blaze of Are over he up through the woods U Then somebody fired a gi forward. This Is what 1 ' vl x waved his hand about th< aaay to guess tended by rising te | local showers and t sr e. I scouted ?? lie ford; saw r. and cr.pl *<""? , ?a)u Sloans Liniment | > investigate. (|ef from NeuraiRja un, and 1 ran Koes straight to the found." He Hoothes the Nerves 3 open space. [ pain. It is also go mperalure and Thomas If. Peeph hunder storms." Forney general. h "You know nif in regard to the ?KiPs Pain. *tand where I ha gives Instant re- have no apologia or Sciatica. It Applause greet . Panful part? Weepies' opponen and Stops the . od for Rheutna- era1, when ho W| "i 1..1. fts, candidate for at- \^I10F egan speaking. ? ?ald Mr. Peoples QO y< factional issue. "I - ve always stood and StCLal s to make." _ i ---ed A. O. Brice. Mr. t for attorney gen- H03t ;ih introduced. Ko/1 ,1/XO/V A l-ll i you have a Horei ou have to wait 01 as you get the hea ice, saving that fue to stand while you ? .1^ S_ ? nee, neither ?the fire to it you want :1 and that are waiting L 1 . Tha Flames Already Llctrlnf got* at Hla Feat. slowly forward. A yard froi atODDed. hesitating. not even da* "Now you understand. V * beat thing for ua to do la I looked down at Brad then stepped over beside 'How t? he, mademolae "can be talk at all?** I the Fa- "If you bend cloee to can hear his words," s glancing up at my face, n me she eyea were bright; he seer yet thor- in</ tn unaak anH I iTw I reckon the tism, Bore Throat, < to get out." Sprains. Vou don't y doubtfully; 1 penetrates. Mr. hjm Louisville, Ky., writ lie?" I aaked. wl*h a ache for four month lief. I used Sloan's I his lipo jrou or three nights and I he answered wlth my head since The hunter's today. Keep in th ned to be trv- time for pains and inniui an mv SO and SI.00 at "'heat Pain* and 1 need to rub?it deal more for you J. R. Swinger. Mr. Brico told a ami: "I suffered who tried to he< Neuralgia Head- ..Colev ? ? without any re- ror ^ol?y Liniment for two Mr. Brlce reeal haven't suffered fusal to serve th Qet a bottle disbarment proee e house all the . . oil hurts. 25c. Ho ha9 oot 1 vour oruealst. uau uuuo ex. 5iT7av U1K 111 i than he has doae," I j ? man in the crowd, I <111(1 1 *le him by yelling I lied Mr. Peep lee' re- I e state rn the Sims I tedlngs. old you why he re- I { ic uuicr siuvc co gel investigate, it won' king to see for you , B. Mac! [not. tome t cost you irself. torell ctighlj convinced of my ident Jtjr. 1 ineog beside her. Hucklen's Arnica Sa Ive for all aorea. j (Continued o d Page Seveu.) Mi 4* mmammmmmmmmammJl