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TUESDAY, JUNE 17, HMf). Dice o/ fDesfoi) ^cjacksorv6 KireCii COPYRIGHT (Continued from T.ast Issue.) I "Yoi I scene) SYNOPSIS. CIIATTKn I?Senor ?lon Antonio d? ia 'M'OH t Guerra, wealthy Spanish ranch owner on her 1?: the American side of the Mexican border, ..))U ? Is informed by ln? American attorney J that a technical error has been found in x o\ bin will. The senor eigne a new Uocu- Aiul xnent without rciuliiiK It. she w self c< CHAPTER II. R0Ut corned Abduction. 8j(je ? The httciendu where Antonio de la downs Querrn Jind lived for the flfty-o<M j$h years of his exile from his beloved |jt, Spain, where his granddaughter had sjH, jn| been born and reared, was one of the ool,ld landmarks which linger on in stately 0j,en v white walls under dark red tiles from "Qui the tline of the Spanish occupation. ?yn The old SpunlaYd was overlord of j V(j what had once been a grant from his rj.^ * ,r grandfather's king, the boundaries carelessly marked In leagues lnsteud 'feres? of miles. "JtU( lie bred cattle and tine horses. In- ju>ar j trusted tJaticho Morales, his foreman, |j,.nrd with the business details, and yet man- W||V aged, so large and fertile was his cmIiire. to tro mi from <? lug lils wealth. i ^ The wlde-verandned house with none of its walls less than three feet thick, j with great, spacious nanus, spread (I out across a wide extent of the shaded land among the olive and pear and pepper trees. In the time of the father of Antonio de la tiiierra there had heen fourteen nanus?now there were twenty. No less could sutlice I for the master of the estate and his cherished granddaughter. ' t! There was the patio with Its (lowerUig garden and leaping fountain. About It were the rooms, all on the ground tloor with the exception of the Y', three nanus added by the old man for '' the use t?f la senorlta. | Ilere at the southeastern exposure v ^ or the rambiiug dwelling, n wide and winding stnln ase had been constructed i Q^^l to lead upward to a spacious landing. Then came broad doors, a deep win- ' k JiJJi dow, and beyond the senorlta's private j"' jJ! ji silting room. Her bedroom was high- ^ r II ceiled, with tuneh ornate embellish- ^*) li inent after the Moorish fashion, and S ^ a lavish display of gilt under the 1 tlom? d roof. {f- ?J I pmi the landing a com b where | ;a each night I'eilro lay ncross Ins mis-J ? tress' doorway. Ami then the balcony. ! ??| Teresa must pick up her skirts daln- , tily to step out through the deep win- towari dows to It from her bedroom, and1 -s onro there she was all but h>^t behind wishes the bank of flowering roses, swallowed "Not by a dim dusk through which the moon Qt'hi.l; had ditlieulty in filtering, lapped in ( "Hut the perfume of the flowers which clung 'nu' about the balcony In the warm June; 'nft?dei night. " ' ',r And fnun here, while her scholarly j ' vh?>n grandfather annotated Ids remarks tM concerning the hated Americano, Te-j ' ^ ?t resa leaned out, her heauty as soft and ! 'am delicate a thing as that of the rose ' woul brushing her cheek, and tjtlked with " "J11' one particular Americano. "Make me some pretty speeches, ' 'IH* Senor Hilly," she laughed softly. "They h'reat t float lip to me here through the moon- An< light like the perfume from red roses!" 11 She had drawn her mantilla closely ',ut about her for no other reason in the | world hut to tantalize the man below her by hiding herself from him. and j "take 3 there was only her voice ami the vague w'tiy st outline of her young body through the to vines to tell him that she was there. "Yes Hut to her his face, uplifted In the ' '"'r 'Ul moonlight, flushed and eager, was un- out ov hidden. 1 ?' '"'r "You itre h llirt !" he erleil. seeking I nl"1 ,l to make his voire savage ami angry, f was sl1 ami succeeding admirably in tilling It "Thn with adoration. ' "Oh! "Hut no," she answered him from j 'Mlt ,,K' the dusk atiout her. "That Is to he "And cruel. And I?I am so .soft-hearted meai1 1 that to make one sutTer would distress ! 1 1,1,1 1 me." j lie < "If you roll your r's at me like that rr,T?t ' again," Stanway told her very pnsj- '"'r *'-v? lively. "I ai;? going right in and tell h the old gentleman thul I am going to miiotioi sparry you!" * "The She laughed gnyly at his Impetuous polnK 1 derluratloD. : before "It would he like a play. ' she said ^ 0,1 1,1 after a little as though she were think- yol,?" seriously of what he had said he "You would do. "It would interest me to '"'tided ace. Papa grandc would he very po- *,avo a lite and would ask Senor Hilly to have "You a glass of wine ami a rlgarita. same rj "And then"?the laughter welling up protect again. In the eyes tie could not see, reasons trilling In the voice which dropped ar"' ,0< down to him?"lie would call I'cdro rebel h and old Juan to take you on and more tl shoot you with their guns!' rltory "And 7.?u find that funny V' e-maiid- "And cd Stanway. horn It "Xs it not? It in like the opera I" there. 1 * ? THE LANCAS1 j Spnnisli and not an Am r_? 0 / Hralfln^ "How kind and thou / / / HHMrnHl Sanor Stnnway," sin? in &p// ! you find it necessary, / z / / /. coma across a youiif / fyf i/! y I naads protaatlon, to im // A V I . '1b|A^XE His mood did not si \ II V BU ,his time. In Hilly ! ii \v I V \Hafi words, "lie meant liusii J 9a* "Your grandfather h t \Jr ; <\ cattle to the raiders," li M *\jftJ? "> 's known all over this i f li'jwh L/" / .1 IW ,u> ,H ,lls own h ' 'l 1 l^Y 1 UlW,,-VH ,lllS " J> / '/1/ ( I I l(.|)d nn?l silver in tli<> lions Jy y A, [j / fl V\ ! "Koine night lie is go r \Z I ^ V-1 \ "Pen f<?r something n / iff P V/$v'^' Z cows to food tlio hungi / Hlw/' 'ill I ? i t,u>n?" 7 I I 'J ( / "Then I should ho | v '''j \y murmured demurely. M rt /C married to tin Ainorlcin 7 nation is fenrod by ' ^ That is it, no? Ihiem Stnnviy know my kin n aro dying fur an . itanion TorroV lie is 1 Ills voloo villi ranir with tin1 itiuo-blood old of Cnst 'viiiiln him. his hand wus :lii? vinos which citiniliorod about 's a natumllroil ,\r ulcony. "Jyot nie climb up to "Is a d d younyr pi it must not!" slio rriod quickly. Stanway Irritably. thon, seeing that li?* hosltatoil. NNitli us, said Mis; ldod lightly, ntmin settling hor- 'ono 'loos iwt swoar i omfortubly upotf lior cushioned a Nor <l"os "That would be only musical through hor kinsmen." V. And 1 sliimill tini'? irt mi I.I. "I hce nnrdon?hnno< md shut inv window and run J s"n? Stnnwny hastenet taIrs to pupa grunde. And? >ou shouldn't mention robnte's name if you could make out the gesture as suoar> nn<l y?u h,l? d her lingers across her red lips, co,nlng up see that site turned toward the hand was again a ilndow behind i.er. cocking a hold somewl ten oh?" she called carelessly. mocked by the smoot Pedro," came Pedro's answer- Tonsn ,1" ,a ""orrn. Ice. "Senor De.npton has gone. "I>"n ,H>r f,'ot l' tostll mster savs that in half an hour "Sh sho n,n,,d f,ov II be glad to see the S-norita ,s *,a?,a Bninde. 1 bear. { ? other time, Senor Hill; no." She answered lightly. "I nlght-maybo tomorrow '"dro." And then when she also 11,1,1 1 shaM steal m,t f< Pedro's light tread on the stair- wi,h yoM' 1 la"sl descending, she turned again noches. Senor Hilly." It was softly said, /j the caress of the soft s ,,,n roinln?-' to?" 1 *V 'j H V\ her. And slje knew 1 ll^ ^ ^ V^lr vvh"t he said. "I stial L L . ^ to the patio and so to ! ' 1 ?o talk w, I $\ father tonight, Teresa Ji* ^ laugh floated out Jji^ him, a rose fell, sirik *" < tY" i rh,M'k. there was the gl ' j. M */ lor of a mantilla iimotii jff.-. hi I the pill hn<l sli pped In jasfis lf* : - l. window, elosinp it beli 1' /'' s,0,"l 11 moment rheek n little pule. Tl t|p.i?i.Ti v (hut even now Stunwi 3tR 0 It w,iy nronn(l ,,l? ^-'r,',,, ^ I l( * U I*' f J putio drove lo-r in h:i: ? r!fc " rjfZ mirror and the renrruni I ' . f/j7\ , the ",s,> vI"e '"id dislu ?;ipilek deseent of the li!j | l',s^^v$v "r'_. to the main lloor. ^iL~ ^ Th" ""''r s,ll,n,'ss ' If rI 'mhmjk \ zztzsitx, 2,01 rw R i! ifc | :;:;J:',:;:::r r*:: yS* jpi | . J seloiis oi nn tinre:i?on;i fjk |fcln ,':|y % ' eilsilO'-s, even before " fl1 iful ^t#?I ^ * viipiti'st reason for it. * 'k li ^r? K/j Al"' ,1"'n r,'!,son ~v y/j ,-h ' lEJlf* ~ A ehnir lay overthrow < i, >,' , , . i from the <-ii:tir a nip Must Go," She Said Softly. and thtown buelt. the i had been Upon the tah i the man lielow her. "1 must unor. he said softly. "i'npa pfaiule , ;\s |,,.r t.yes saw. In toe. I stood, tor half >iti hour." he said And as she stared, h /. "I heard that." had found its way t< as thoiiph she were liesitat- . heard a sharp knoekii should po now. It is very tin- ' door, ily of me to he here with you. I ??... < ? I m.< Kill l?i II I I I IV id known that yon were coining :m(1 whispered fenrfull Id certainly not have cotue out "Senor Hilly, I ji < at my stiirs." I i?,,ok!" 1 are n little humhug. Teresltn," j i|(. looked the way li ilied nt her. "You iliil know that j?er went, it moment ifi (1 he here, und you were glad of nre to comprehend. t you cnuie out just to see me." j black linger, see you?" And he could Itnag- "You mean?" he crii arching of the brows above her ! "Yes," she whisperi ?yes. | his arm. "A moment a 1 to tense mo. flut look here?" | call out. I?1 was ta m looking, senor. Mama min, j and did not heed, but t iu are handsome in the moon- in his voice. 1 came d More so than t?> day!" j he is gone! There wi lid not come here tonight to see the chair thrown /on pretty speeches," said Stan- I the ink spilled there!" uhhornly after liis way. "1 came , Stanway left her sir you?" ' ruptly to where the ho ?" expectantly. She clasped ' There was a dark sin lids and leaned 11 little farther pet near It. lie leaned er him, allowing him a glimpse 1 lug. seeing the candles laughing face, of white arms j the <lark surface, iront from which the mantilla Anil his face, too, w Ipplng. | ?s lie straightened up, i it I love you?" 1 breath between his tee! !" Slie seemed to lose Interest, I He manured t<? sum Filn Imr face was hidden. I girl and tlie dark smen I ttint i actually and positively "flet Pedro," he coinni vliHt 1 say when I tell you that | "linve him call the sei iroiiig to marry 5*011." ] Querns, every man of [ ould not see the flush which ; them come nrmed." ntn her cheeks, nor the light in ! .The girl turned an s, hut went on swiftly, ungunrd- through the great mo Is voice almost stern with the loop hallway to do his I. ti upon hlin: fear clutching her hei border is unsafe. Mexico Is when she had pone, s to lie torn to pieces this time across the room, smite temporary truce comes apaln. there and threw It dowi fed someone to take care of pet. covering the dark hot tie. forget papa grande," she re- Then he stood still. \ him gayly. "You seem to ~~ ** " habit of forgetting him." ,, , .. (Continued in Ne: r grandfather, lie safel in the lulet tone, 'Is not the man to you now, for three very pood 1: lie is too near the border us ca v t rich to po unmolested by the * * * V\ ^' anils, who hove already mode S!1 1 1 ' ' inn one raid Into American tcr- "" ' under cover of night. ' r" *" ?'J" he Is too Spanish. He was * s,u' *v 0 11,11 1 Spain?his father kept him "?Prove<l your taste . ... .. , ... auU Uvlu'." intll he was of age. lie Is a "KK XK\YFs LANCASTER, S. C. ! average MAN- SCORES ocked liiin. "Do 1 every time you F,nds Jo* in Reminding Bette J woman who That She Is Also Victim < irry her?" rtew Ta* ften with hers St an way's own average family has been less." i hi art to hi?rt talks for tiion as already lost how ex',,,n,,i",r?^ may he cut ?lo ie tolil her. "It so,nt*l"ill? the average sals Mid of the state !" the l,iu,k f,,r the vji anker?that he ,he UV,'rat;c m,m " tr mount of gold U'?' ,,s ,M% l""-- ?????' ?not financially troubled, but ing he called T'* of " ,i,,U> w"rrvl,,? "'at so aore than just '* ,,v*'r,,ir" *??uin was going ry rebels. Ami * I" came the other night. lmtoctfiir she "l s,u* "I should he "pss t? his growing n wine< might v ' is tn l,ut the M? xieans? **r t!'X *;!' vlKtir"- > '" ?'l .. I?i.es Senor ,non!\ " kl,mv ' w""hln't ' sm:m. Ivluanlo ?'?* """Id i"terfer, a Spnn'-ml of y"l,r ',l<'as,,n>- h"t <>"?'t >"? 'I le, s.nor. And K"rS "r" K"'""* ,no ,m" h !l when we are trying to save'/" nerlonn citizen. 1 overage man grunted. I ed time; It prevented sudden co iippy!" snapped tlons. He had had an answer re weeks for this Inevitable f?ue?tl i Teresa stiffly, reasoning tied Just then. He ? n tlie presence pnpershe had already read. He he insult her thid out about this tax before swered. 'tly I do, Tere- And then?ain't It a grand a [| to say. "Hut r,,??s feeling? the young rep- | "Very well, my dear." he said, don't want 111c t? keep the neighbors from hear w it. Now I'm exultation in his tone. "This t give us both a chance to saerith mong the vines Quit mv cigars if you'll give up j here and being 'nK your face. You see, Swe h adobe wall. t,,x 0,1 cosmetics, too." alarmed, was Ami the average man grinned ag. And then: '0,ls'.v behind the newspaper, m to hint, "it 1 ? ??. An- "WHAT MIGHT HAVE E y. Some other whn knows? |f Pau, Revrr<. Had 0nly Had r a little walk phene Available in the D; now. Huenas of -seventy-five. and there was Somebody it. the New Knglni puthern speech. pho, rganlg.it Inn has been l 10 nullrol ...? ... u|i .?> iiu' Iiidv easily i'aul Revere eon that In- meant :irr.>iu|'IMi<il nil the purples II entile around fn:in ':- '!< "ti th<> "t i^!i'e<tin front door. Apr !, in ? m ii'y liv ) ," If In* m Hi your j;rund- p.|, u.- f: i-iIitj? - itke mine!" nvaihiMc today. A< Ho* teleplj" and down to says. Revere would have I In: against his s.mm- iiim^i-ir u no ..r t.or.i - .i.. immer mid lint- omiiI.i 11;t\ < ailed '*??n.t inun * the vines, and p,. S|;,i mi in t lie North eiul. or i iek through the town . ther. and Inn! k* friend iml her. committee of public sufetv on i t, hesltnnt, her wl'hlti ek'ht minutes, if the op ten the thought took as inueh time then as t ly was on his now, Ainl how nui-h easier it house to the have hern lo net the powder ste (irst to her nml the mm cnrrlaces done awi iitiK of her hair jf the t'oneord folk had hat irheil then to it warning eluht minutes after t hrouil stairway terns were I111114 aloft in the nreii iif tli. < t!4 North steeple, .f the drawing p there had heeii telephones entered. The wouhl have l.eeti 110 hit ti t lis. Iliieriim clmsts. woilhl ! ve nse<! the 'phone nt in the room, whole thin*. And then of <.< as dimly eon- f;, ,,.-1^ poem would nevei I hie sense of llll- wrilt? Ii t rlsthill Seiem > M' she had the G'rnn Cnrtiss Loved Mec'r 1 assert I itself. 1;j, fit II miao' 'I ' > n, a little way niessctu.er In !: ?'l .-tet N \ was crumpled I of the air." and w? rth It Ilk hot tie \V hit ll , - t? d !'. le lay upotl the ; 1 11 - ' . > drr"'.is . 1 at nklil were of niei-hani r hraiti under- t: \ain-- that moved ihon and the inventions of .Int. efori' her voire l'roni timtorej rles to a'-p 1 Iter Hps, slie 11 short step. Cur'i-s. who m at the front Improvini; on his moton \ >' developed it so it eotild he 1 . threw it wide dirlirlhle balloons In ltion y: to lteinis and easily defeated M< mi frightened. foreiun flyers heeominir the I national ehanipion of tlie air. ier pointing flu- he flew from Albany to New V. i ii'iwiiimk i :i 11 - milt's. 11 it i ii x won nis I :i j < ln'li in sudden nlr, he took up the aetu; I w building planes. Today tlier is *<1 sharply. I.v any airplane used in 'in m1, flinging to States or I -himpe on which < 'iirti en I heard him not draw a royalty. Ikine with you here was anger Legitimate Prey, own and look, One day a little old womun ?f is a struggle? down, the rue. ??????? ttle lay. ZVJ ear on the ear- Jjl over it, stoop- UT R K~ relleeted from jr- Q ^ na very white "fi (rawing a deep Uj d between the mnded sharply. l? tTTIi'VIl rvants, the vn- ff* All LiMI?? inrin. nave yy _ '' n>" HWiftly S NlimiilP tns, down tlu? LEj iddlntf, a sharp * .rt. Stamvav. Jur|) lopped (|Uifk!y jn hod up a iiij? UZ i upon iho car- jfj __ spot near tho L j | COURSES OF STUE <i jj p DisliiiijiiislM' [3 nut Siirromi it look music ? 3 000 Volume* ty. 3 ore?" Inquired P H II m\[i ror Bulk to that you d j> 3 BMfififBfiHiiHHafi ,H.? the most DANGERC having No orpan* of the human body ire so <1e t some ths on 1 Important to health and lonx life as toe Oansu' -s at I kidneys When they alow up and comwti nittl j metier to lax in their duties. look out prcparatioi rv |?nt ' Kind out what the troubh is -without centuries ' rtnlay. Whenever you fool ner\ous. toned, son toatlon. weak, dizzy stifTer fruii ceplextuo < i n, I. , ouhlod. or have |>altis In the hack ?uckr in | l.-rt.H, well . at owe. Your kldtieyB toed hcl; Tie . n? iti < tj- tr stuns to warn you that your k I | MI ' \ I, I'. t ho re- net's sr? not peifu: nil nk" their fn lii mo d.iv lions properly They nre ?ul,. ii i: , Holland. 'I * loniK ihulr work and are all iwltift I n ! will u to got purities to accumulut e and he runv ' r in in' tin . <1 Into uo>* acid and other polwo s than :.t an " 1 which arc vauatnu you distress an l v ! lestroy ynu ut?l -is they are dr.v. n tliAi, sweet- froth your system In ... l j .pidun. ^ it IP it ll- i ... -?.--.i i p soiiip nt the parsonltge to no married to an ^ ( suggest old until. The woman " "I ov?t p with | so much one had to stoop to 'ook ^ link ol- ' into her face. The bridegroom was ^ j' Itixnry deaf as a post. .... ( All the time the pastor wits making I an ill- I out tile necessary paper* 11.? \\ < T:.; 111 tnplica- i talked aad muttered t?> herself. <fiyinly fur lug: "I don't kin?\\ why that stingy on. hut old man wants to got married. I!J'''1 im(' ' ind the doesn't want to pay a rook that's all Just as would ! Make him pay well, parson. lie's fdliee the he an- worth It. lie's got a farm and lots of ' I'rlvate J, 1 money. He's a mean, stingy, old man ' 'or that h nd gl<?- I and he's deaf and enn't hear \\ hut I I say. Charge him good, brother." trying The ceremony over, the man paid A ing the ' the customary $.}, with the bride still ! One da ax will he utterly oblivious of it alL : ontereii t o. I'll i _ j Wineheste turned vessel into shop I with the victor- ,ngenicuR Idea Appreciated by the 1 j,|,n .lt j Sadors of the British Grand Fleet eonversatl Stationed at Scapa Flow. I p]sf | irrnn i ; seeim. the >CCIM One of the secrets of tho \v:ir was pocket. \\ 1 revealed recently whin u party wont jug from a Tele- ilunii to tin- Victoria locks, I.oioloti. to "Who nr r iys inspect tin' Wilson liner 1'ioYidiiio. This it th. . j "ship was < bartered Itt tIn* early ilttvs h. II." r> of the war Iiy tin- .Itinior Army :tn?! ! b < ' t?l tele. Navy Store- for tin? purpose of -tip- ' 1 gtiriiic plying ilo- -allors of tlio grand th ot Mi.- ?-ooi hi Inivo witli comforts ami Ittxnrios that tIn*\ rod and of hiv would otherwise tKive had to do with- just; < of lltll of OUt. title of tho Si a lords at tho hi" ' the i 'Toll Iy hnd ginning of the war when the grand Times. those | tlcot was keeping its vigil in Setipn 1 tie man ; (low, recognized that the otlieer- and ' aide to ; men needed something to r? ove the Of speci ig. He ihtllliess of existence while waiting a club ma a pule j fur the Cerman Meet to mine out. hiel ?-r\ -I "harles- J The suggestion wits adopted, and the chnnie- m o| the ^ Ihirodino turned into a most effeetive po--e-se?s tie line | shop. Almost anything eouhl be I wooden slj rotors bought on hoard, while there was a ahd lentil hey do | pn,, laundry with a weekly collection j In, taper would nttd dulivery. and a harder'- shop. Five I |s much hurh'd | thousand dollars a was taken hy i of lileUorv iy with , tlir> sale of goods. including penny bars player tnl I their ,,f chocolate. greatly favored hy young I cause of lie Inn- tnidshipmen. The latest in faney ' club is sv helfry soaps, shaving crejitas, new hocks, tin j ' "'iy. tinest ehoeolatcs and tin ahundanco of j i,. - >-. . ... - | irt'Mi 111**;iT TW1? nti'I \ i^i'l :iIdes Ii? i 'I to niiiko lit.- iiiori- honrnhle in tin- . !?1 tor the it n?i dlsmnl surroundings "f Sea pa. * ' * COT HER SOLDIER HUSEAND Lorcly WiJcw Made Appl cat ;n ar d Government Emi o> :r.t Eur au Did the Rest. : .11-*, K I Til- - i; 'tit r . ? 't'< r wMelt few of ii- t i t?? I v liools, tn\.r tin. -lit of t :i- If- of \ vrtif, those Jolts w !i ii < < I'! I tf| : i. 11 sr " - 1 proved the "hol|jj wonted." This .s whiii li.tp- Here's 1 been pencil in oiio of * 11 Now 1 > 11< < ty S I* T engine, Unllotl Slates employment bureaus. [eral y.-n-s ised ivi Gordon Sawyer, the government ent- (hat Mr. n f went ployment a cent pii-ln-d n | n li' ?-- (1. . , j M,. r-ra? k Si?titf'| lott?-r off th< top ot h;> nitiil. , , , t Inter* lie opened it nnd rend: In IPIO "My hashund <li. d some tif f ago. k 1.r?n 1 Imve a stttnll income, si town home- ' in tin- slid :i e-oitntry place, lo;t 1 ntu loin*- !' oik of some. Having i~.-:i I *!i;i -o n :ny sol- >' ' scarce- <Ii<t s iirr out of work. I have con got -oine ; Vnltfd eludi-d that thi-n> would In- noth ne the troubl ss does hetfer for rnt to do iluiti to take l'ric, fi : for my huslmnd n man who has . mply ) . folic It for his country. t'<in ymi inl . p, ,, n worthy soldier to no id. Ari-it I h. s o t \ . : Sj'\V\ cr "It smitoN ton }.*?><?| to I>?* iACHER hi:tti:h positions? bkttkk work? iu:tti:i{ salary? r School at Winthrop G 1 rr I l r? r- ? e 1 /-July ZD Kock Hill, S. Faculty of Experienced Teachers? lY: Primary Work, Grade Work, High Sch (I Cdnrjitors for Short Lecture ( ours< (lin^s, Lnrge, Coo! Dormitories, Lihr:i s Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts. din, Address D. B. JOHNSON, Pre innnnfinnnnnnripirir innnnr L'uuiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJIj III 111 131J HI ill 111 111 I PAGE THREE US DISEASE MKDAL llaarlem OH once. They are an old, tried' i u.<"<] all ov?r tho world foi T i y ' Oiitalil only Hutu oiln combined wlUs 4 Mil HyStOMl-ClcallMltlK known and ua?*d by iihvtlhoir dttllv practice t?< >Lt> irlern On ' Vtj?muIon nre init from tin l.iboratoi lets 111 h. y are convenient to take. Itber ;--v. proriiiit relief or . will bo r? fimilnt Ask for y ilrmr Store. but bo y 111 to It. 1 imported ?*<JL.L> t'M ii substitute* ...ty.is Three atr.ea v t rr yr yamzmb 1 It Is w r:Ii a trial." Imiti I ii 1 r a a Hooking ilii-r walked Into tin1 nkitiif for a Job," 1??* said, i jM-ntor." 11V" asked Mr. Sawyer, rt-plii'd I'rivnle J tli - letter investiirnto th? (-port to inc." Mr. I^hwvim' was closing his telephone rung. "This is s:ild the voice. "Thanks idler. I got the Job." n Enlightened Age. v recently a young couple he county clerk's office In r iin?l got a niurrlnge license, ig their iige as twenty-five he couple, being acquainted county recorder, called on lis office and during their oil informed hint that they >een married. The recorder, envelope in the young nam's hich he recognized as collithe clerk's office, asked: Tied you7" "Why, the man ce at the oiler end of the i?'d t' e young man, "and herd iHi'are," producing flic tnari*-e 'i ! e re< oi del- informed that they were not mariit their iei|iiest called .1 ' I \\ llti piTlort|IC<| for tin-in. Nv w Yurie New Golf Clubs. i:il inton -i o j."!i players .r d<- with :i --eel instead of h inft, sb-wii in Popular Me :itr;ix 111<-. which, tl is claimed, nil Iti?* li< \ hiliiy c?l the :ifl and h;is additional desir:es. I'll ?i?f| .-halt is h??ls towiinl tin- lower end, and mailer in diameter than ono This is said to givo tho dltlonal driving power, l.ereduced friction when tlm ntntr Ihro-mli the air. ,*ll,(iliil \ < ll( i:s tie the Void- of l.atu a-. IV<lj !?'. : ' i I v \\ ii i! . v Ami that's the nutninerl< an in a and v onion, I iihl | : isint P n's lit fur r Hot from bit' kay and Madder ill.--. They r ' lid T'iov t i 1 it in tho 1. -t' 1 people aro >1*118. i Lati'-asl' r case: aybir, farmer, says: "Sovavo 1 bad a slight attack: Paylor bad. Foster Mllt rouble My back hot horribly and lame. Th? rations passed irregularly to pot up often at night on nit I heard Doan's Kidhighly recommended, so I ind they relieved me of all e." rte, at all dealers. Don't k for a kidn< y remedy? Kidney* Pills?the same Mfgra., Buffalo, N. Y.? "ssifwaieKfiffiL-.: ' s | oilege | c. jg ~ I ool, and College ffi i's. Pleasirv of L'O,- 9j 1 sident. gj KHfBBBMarq]