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24,1913 I hop* to God yon'll kill, mo, too. then, Frtodrtcbr the criod. 'Td never bare the eourate (o kill myself, nod It frobld bo the eod of ovtrytblDg for >\ ■ ' v « - / ■ •* lie rose and pot both band*, on ber shoulder* and gazed long and eameit- Ij into her faro • ’ , , ••Ah. rt*u are a great *onir* be brentb- ed poaalonately “You give up every thing f<*r nie? Yon knve eyerybwly; give up your little daughter: you Vt^are with me! Atid IT' He ’ir:*ide a ure of hitter despair and <d;-irv death with me Ah, Von ore t!ie i ' *••• ? *■ / SYNOPSIS gainer AKryls, wealthy and e<-i^Tirrtc. ta tound shtK dt^id In th«-ht>rAry of his New Yor^ boina. Ilia only son,-Bruce. »n art-, (at. and his ward. If Iks Mary Marurst. ora sasitectrd. t Aarna Kavten. a detective of repute, to •ailed ta. He ta al.ven carte blanch* aa ta and told to r<in down the arur- ibrary where Mr. Argyia waa la / Kaytoa aNT hla adMataat Manntac, ar- rtua at the Amyls mansion Thay *aes ttao Finley, tbo butler; and aearch for dour prints ta tbs hope of finding a dew. fingar ra Wyatt, tells Kay ton Mrs. Neill* K o on tbo library table. Mas Masers fa that the girl's Marsh of ./ / the servants that awake and about at must bar* beei man's deck h fiBe'eouaterfeit ttW bgL soa ta. Ra tafia Kay- even ta ef the evening before itIF be admits sw apper kail on the night. Mia* Masuret. pal* and X worn, enter*. «. v x MlaadMaturrt unwillingly ten* Kaytoa UmI She had heard angry vok-ee late that night aad had thought that Itruc* and hi* father w**» quarreling. She admits that abf knew *r tba Witt being In her favor. Kayton telephone* Chief Vfilkl* of the United fitates secret service about the . myatertous counterfeit Later be. Ineerta a •faka'* advertisement In one of the newspapers In the hope of locating |(ellt* Marsh. . Mr*. Mamh anawer* the "fake" adver-. ttwment In i-ereon fib* I* known aa Mra Martin, aha ten* Kayton. and keeps fur nished rooms He secure* a record of her Mmw print* and then arrange* With bar «* tab* Mim*tes*ur*t aa a roomier. 1 • • V U ' C Hurley calls on Kayton In hla office and Inquire* about the '‘fake** advertisement Ife ts told It concern* a lame legacy for Mr*. Marah A telegram from 8an Fran cisco Inform* Kayton ’hat Nellie Marsh had been In prison with her husband, a - Dr. krelaler, the head of a band of coun- tarfettvm o gr.it 'hoiiI ri. fNC’-d hu f 'H to jil-! work to hi h* t|io workittx of f hu/.Iooj'ly limil T!.i* w.otimu. o;T :is.if her ••tuittloiiH w.•i.y / K >< > strong to control, til*.- IcamHj ’the innntel nn<] -t.ir.-l Into tin* hl'nck* , in*4 0replace In wlence for w.iW time * . 'Ob. If 1 only make you feel n* 4 dor uhe wxrlninied In dreary dp- spnlr ‘Ttn so oppressed. I'rletlrlcttr- she tiirrie«| to him again 'This I*. * treat itiliig that you hare Invented- thin pr»»ee*» of ••olor photography. Think what can he done irllh It/ It would uieao millions to v you—and fame" -J •’Yea. my lore." be replied, gently, but shook bla bend, '.’in an world-yew! But they would cheat roe. They would ntaal IV And. tpf. I must ■bare money to floanra tt fo protect It. Tbetu when all this jdows over—In Germany. |«erbap*. Who knows/" The tNizxer sounded loudly, and be looked tip / "That must/be HWIdd.’’ he muttered, and walking quickly to the door, be oitened It and slipped out Into the dark ball He called aoftly and there was a confused murmur from below. Then he returned with heavy frown on hts face -No. It l* Hurley.” be eiclnlmed. -Hurley echoed Mrs. Martin, star- bit JUS up. •This ta.« plant “But. listen'’— “The one person In the world that fromr “Glry do not talk. Hurleybroke in Krelaler with Impatience and con tempt. “Listen, listen^” Hurley gulped again, hut made no further cfTiuj’do spei.k. and Mn*. Mar tin fold the «‘U>ry simply hut rapidly. “When I went In lh::t day ala^iit the legacy he wa^ piatisiing^to have tlie girl-'disappear.” she said “He wanted to protiv't Iter from reporter*, and. !♦- «id<*Sj he si;-|K*<-tc*d some «»ue hi their hopee. und lie wi’nted to'throw all the suspicion<uu hey and put tliem off their gt:ard.. if w,is my telling him that I fl?id niThNhf-n.’r'jo'un that put the inlca in hi--lemd He th-'iigiit. o'j' Vuiirs**. that I mu-t l.e under oblig'.itloii* to c»»ii!(!n't tell itihr why ii'nt her in tl:1 ■* hoi. u.” I lire- l-eC'ti ,lietti-i 4l; t(i / X; Ivyci I li ill.'t W ;U U g,, ii;.d ■ I < i gr:i I rgyflier.. am! II lie hiuiscif M;- M.irrln's »• vi-n of the X.iMly look lueiil hud lnoug[lit/fo his face 'TIoltf W^i'vchiiiuudw "Wait a minute. WjjKit was tjrtfi. L»o you mean to tad me that lie’s using us to throw >he real, ^cri m imi is off the track “yes." VeplUHl Mrs Martin, her lips itctii,ng faintly. 1. hy .love!" exclaimed Hurley. W* voice cracking ^wlth the excess of relief, the strong reaction from bis ter ror of n few moments before. “Never- sleep Kayton!" he crowed and burst Into a hearty laugh “Isn’t lie won derful. Ibis great detective? Ob. h’a ail advertising—be’* a pinhead! If be knew the kind of horsehair they have In some of these lodging house mat tresses. eh..'Krel«ler'?” , "llusli!" warned the German.- >^N’ot . . . /X But Hurley was IrreptpsKlWe. "Have you seen the papers?- he chuckled. Women’s^ Ailments Thfi yibwawta from Vhldi «cmw suffer are many and varied *o far aa the symptoms indicate, yet they am all dependent upon a disorder in the tamale generative system* and a remedy that act^ on the cause of the trouble an end Mail the distressing symptoms as soon as the unaatnral ccnditiccs are removed. •-* ' DR. SIMMONS Squaw Vine Wine la a Medicine for Women it ads directly on the female organism. Quiets inflammation, eaaes pain, strength- *na the nervep. haipr digestion, tones up the stomach and puts the body in fine vigorous condition, it transforms k weak, nervous, ailing woman Into one of sparkling cheerfulness and' vircr. It brightens the eye, revives the spirits and restores the rosy bloom cf health to the chaek. tnJ Dealers. Price $1.00 Per Bottle. r. SIMMONS MEDICftfF*CO.. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI C. ■»- »^ K- ii .«■ i /» ro -Friedrich,'’ sh* cried, “what have | done to Mary?" above tlic door. "Who is that?*' she demanded quick ly. He could feel her turn, rigid as ■tone in l^ls arm*, and be'patted ber cbeek with tils hand- w ' “It must he Skidd." he said quietly, and, releasing her. went to the door add softly' p|iened it. listening to the sounds trotu below. "Yea? It In he.” he said, and frown- ed slightly. “Gage is with him I’m afraid Skidd has been drinking.” (To be Continued.) / CHILDLESS K CHAPTER XII. Hurley 4 * Visit. FTER he tind gone Krelsler laughed to himwc’lf and slowly l kucke«l the liltle gutta perch.n tray he held the laUle lie- fore him Mt>, Martiti. .« ho had lain •Hi the lounge, watched hini’f«>r a time In sileis e and :rt laM iro-e w lili { d•■«•p sigh Kryisfer h 'ard 1 lie "cr; tiling" Mt« Ipf >••• t. in-i ii.tlv :iti with a-conipleie foftei vSAintesrif.ee Mi dcsiy lutsri. • »• i .1 i. • II? 4.«>'V V tin's • ■iel --I i ! .1 I n. It Ilf lit tl.ttl llpc I..N «‘lllire • t>r\ ir iw . L, ‘ , Jllg ihixx !• xx>Ui !•' :n U .'In n! 1 i -Uyi' V e> •* s i' v 1 ■ V 1 ; i ■ jn.t 11 "iittl !i« r mnl r<>*'i;-«-d ?''•■ i: «>' vx .(h t: «’ • . "Frle«!rn'ti. ‘ -he * nd -.itfl .'..any. "1 j ' , ‘ want t<* g x •• it .ill up “We lie rai-uvl hl> tiead coorace . i w n'li* w leiir he said in centle j reprosich “AVhere l«i your courage'*" -• “I don't knew. I'rti-dricll. I'm iterrl- bly ufruid I'm pauUsstriuken! There'* hr«‘U too, much—too much—Argyle'a- death”— ••S-ahr’ be Interrupted sternly. But the woman’* terror* were upper- moat. “And that morning with the de tective#!" ahe went on. with a shudder. -Ah. I shouldn't bare gone there!” -That waa,Harley!” growled Kreia- ler. with a frown. . 'That waa bla rasb •dvfcwr “No.” aald Mra. Martin aftor > Httle paase: -I risked . it myaalf—for the Honest money! I wanted to • aay to you: Herfi. bow wo Lot us cut kwao from tfcifi Itffi-Htll tbeao people.' Fried rich, 1 waat to bo WOMEH ikllrM. cow. happy and Then# Physte^ty wall with hseltfiy ehildtaa will ieri h»w Lydia Jk Plnfchaa*'* Vagetobla Compound mau* aft this pomibU Her* art the na>ue* and correct msm—write them U you want to, and tear* for yoerself. Thay are only a few oat at maay "Oer baby is •tioug an«l hesltl-y and we attribute Ua< re sult to the timely asm of your Compound. Mr*. Fbi:o YuUAsr, Kent, Oregon. *• Towe my life end my baby’* good health to your Compoauvl.”— Mr*. W. O. brs.m r.a, H. F. D. t No. 2. Tiuy, Alabama. “ I have three chil dren aad Us>k your Com pound ''aehtiiuc." —M r*. JoH* itoWANP, Wilm higton, V e r iikhi! . ! have a Lively b»ltr Lw and yoa can tell <M < rv <ine tli»’ ha ii-A ‘ I’iakha’n' baby.'* —AlraLtWi!* Ft'S iiX.i Munr««e j>t., Carl- stadt. N. J. “ \V,- - 1 - - ’ - 1 -- l v Rice 60c. a peck, $3.65 a sack 8.c. rice 7c. a qt, 50c. a peck, $3.25 a sack. ■ 18c. coffee 13c. a pound. D. S. Butts 10c. a pound. Quaker Flour $5.75 a barrel. Sweet potatoes 20c, 25c. a peck. Fresh rye seed $2.00 a bushel. W. it. GUESS & BRO. \ Ho took ber ^ -They are footteb gently. “Tbipk tu mte. And tbipk o led patted It aoftly. ' be aald already ire that I have spent to make us safe. 1/ook fit I*?: Ho lifted a hundred dollar gold v coftiflcato from the table. “It is per fect! I/could pass tbat to the experts at thy treasury it will he the first time In Hfe, history of the world and”— bestruck blscbvst. and bis eyes (laabed —"and it ta I who ahull do It! In a few week* the whole country will he fltfod* ed with them—Chicago. Denver. .San Franclaco. Saw Orleans. I’biladelphla. Boston. Now York—all on the same day Then we shall go. with the whole world for our playground!” ~ But the woman could not be warmed with bis enthusiasm 8be shivered mr oyofi roamed about the half lit with a baeuted. terrified look. *We shall be boated always—whar* -Wo caa oover got away it i irii mo Mg rriofirtuk n too Mgt Tbey'4 oovor lot a Xko thil , ’*1 Ic, ollgllt■ to ;h'< Hi* oiigiq^rt t •''.it i!tu>t !>,• G;ia«' telephonyil , to hliu.ul’oul tl>«> gin." ivr. “Oh/ ugreivl .’he* wtunnn. great ly relieVetl. But tlie frown did irot di«<- appear from Krehder s fa«v Alwa.\i* he la Ouding fault with ihitigs we do.” he grumbleil 'AimI ii 1s.be who make* the iiihUnkes-" At that umuieot the lawyer. In even ing clothes. Mopped In at tbe door, fol lowed by Gage. "You v» wrong to come here’" d«^ c la red Mrs. Martin abruptly '^SVbat’fi this about your bringing a strange wouiuo here?” demanded the lawyer, bis manner anore abrupt than the woman’s .That# all rigbl” declared Mra. Martiu. "Vou needn’t worry about that. I know whnt I'm doing.'' ''AVhat are you doing?" he demanded roughly •'Do not l*e so rude." iitter|H>sed Kridoler with dignity. "She wtllXx- puijft \ on." / 'I riwirhslt^ ’•aid Mrs Maptin quiet ly. oU UtKKage go downstairs and let Ui«‘ talk to UpitsT ' But. m> dear." profit,si the artist, wirh a ge*tute toward the table. “I taiiiioi leaxe all tlii- h»‘v»*'' '"Weil.' I gnes* my scat's wantexl." Gage, making for the d«»or VI M>i>po*e when it s time for m*- to knoiv whnt* goin' fTn in this sha.-k 1'il l?e tipped off bjr the bull on the beat.”' "Well, who is Itr demanded Hurley, after Gage bad vanlsbyd. Tt a Miaa Masuret”- •Wbatr exclaimed Hurley, the color stricken from bis face ii an instant “Kaytoa asked me te tfike charge of her." exptatned Mra. Martin simply. ' "My Gods' Aib yoB crazyr gasped Cteay to re- fifi qutatly "ft weeld have kfifiB the > I ” !:.!i oC I cr iliCS.t in'W sure of her guilt."* \ "How tctriWo’" s|ii:d.!c:«'d Mrs. Mar tin with n i-atili in her \< .,c “Who is it that Ka,< ton-siispci ts V' "How could .mu guess?" laughcil lliulo.x wornfnHy. "A man with a mind like that! I jmlge he Hi inks if* linn c—l>c< aiis«* he hnsu't taken him Into hi* contidenc*—nnd the l•dy , ,l» dl* tnictcd He’s got tlie wlmle city searching for her " "Krlexlrlcli.” exclniraetl the womnn tis If Hiiddenly seizcii with a terrible dread, new ami overpowering. "If they ta’xer ttnd out the truth ttiey’ft never ch’iir her: And If they <lo find out"— The hiatus was sternly Impressive Hurley shrugged his shoulders. "Oh. Knytoti will conk up wine sto ry to •■over hlXfaWure." he said ilghtly And. iaughiiig quietly, he wf*nt out and dowrt the ttalrs to the street. He did pot know that in the upper room •»f/flic house next diN’r .Maunlng was *wcuring at liliu sofilx. while td^of Ids asMN-iatcs read his shortli.imfuot«iA u'c/ tlie U\x's shoulder r Munniug re vyred h/s • kix’f. WUch Hi'c strcx’l do«ir IvTcis'cr l.... , .cdXi' Mrs. / sli’S’k liN head' -ol.Vriy ! "He slomhl l,a\c kept axxay from '.Id- jlctci lix ••.' he declared uneasily "it a dad i! ,:u xv! mr a man is t<*" iNdd from .1! prvkx n-ion lie sliou d tot -niff ar.Mind Heps " > li e xxoiuiui did n’ot s<s*ni to hear "I riedricli." she cried' distr.n txally. ""hat haxe 1 done t</ Marx ? I bax'c , trixsl to keep our lix eu as far apart ns I eon ill. but it seem* ns If tlie devil had drawn u* together—to ruin her.” "It Is not so.” he nsarred her gently, j taking her In his arms. “It Is tba lock of the game. Just a little bad lock: It will pass " "Oh. |f you'd only listen to me!" abe mourned. 4 “If you'd ouly^ oome away. If you'd only fs»me away” — Hxzw-r: warned Bre buzsee had closed Martin and • ^ ir^oaif. - - Vl V \ i. i >•>. I .t.- Si ffer. >ia-x. •• I hare a fine ’xtrivi.: bal>v diqgliter n>>'i '' — Mi ...A. A. Gigis. Dew.ttville, N. Y., | Boute ft. \ >I hs** [ healthyhoy. A. Bai-Rmukk. No.1, Balt laaore, Ohio, MASTKR’S SALK State of South, farolina. (’ounty of Colleton In the Court of CotHihon Pleas Susan K. Terry, et aj< X Plaintiff*. v*. Rebecca Polk, et al. Defendants. \ By virtue of decree of above Coort herein. I will sell at public outcry In front of the Court House in Wal rerboro . 8. C. on salts day in October next, same being the sixth day: All that tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and filte- nine acre* more or les* lying and be ing in the County and State aforesaid on £r near Little Salkehatchie near Sike'Saxainiah bounded on the South Hast by D. C. Smoaka A Kli W. Car ter formerly Jonas Catches land North Ka*t by A. J. Hiera land Norih West hy W. P. Rafter land havtnc such form ahd marks as are set forth in a p^at thereof made by J. K Lln- der. Surveyor, dated the 6th Marelu 1861.X The above prpperty to be sold up on the following terms, to wit: All. cash, purchaser to pay for papers. “ C. G. Henderson. Master. Walterboro. S. C. Sept. 10th, 1913. 9-17-3t. - RUB-MY-TISM Will cor« yotir BWmaurtiRRk N anralrtB. Headachea. CraiMM. Colk, Spraitu. BroiaBt, Cut* aad Barm*. Old Sorva, Stines of ImmcU Sic. ARtififiptid iVR»djRR. —din LOOK—Improve Your Stock. Look at This JERSEY BULL. He will be Kept at my Store Lot. ' G. /; Blocker Walterboro, S. C. Opposite town market ORTRIGHT ^s^LIGHTNING PROOE- ROOFING It is not och’ Ilghtmi proof but fire-proof aad Norm-p GORTRICHT METAL SHINGLL last as Iona as the building and never reed repairs. ^ Just the thing fot town or country build ngs. became they meeb' every coodukm d comfort, beauty and security. ;nA - . P c IS. <* 4 For Smk bit A. WICHMAN & / SON Walterboro, South Carolina. \ X Foley Kidney Pills cure obstinate ■as ef kidney and bladder tmabte, nd lambago, kamnas You cni> nut Into eutmtlve I~ right resalts. Try them. For ante by all danlaru. - V — .%> e / X V