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H* too* wtMfc too tat** to trouble hlSßScff •Hi Mftktoc w frivol. m* »* •jt* r i tail k* had i •in wrsy of IHlentng bihl Iwoiio# »* *• i* though io ott* lattgilu » it* •too ' Otxxl rttfw oh 7 Hr woo l Ulk, the nrtl'" *otd lUodnloi "H duo t want to give klmtlf away *’ At loot mr were forced to t*n tiot tit* •** trwc Ti* hoard tn our keep of trrw an I j lira, Our p*t *ra» dtn Hoping Into, o professions! burglar Finally morn Id* wfcro Ji®. altar an alt-day i trip, laid at oar feet a silver thlmhi*. our Iran were eoofii ®*d. i boar' it I waa a* court! nr wr Hod out and whan ■ at la*t *• laid It away to tru*t »lih | tic raat of Jim * hoard arc fell like tbterra ouraalvra. Apparently. Jftn rrated on it* laurels alter that, lor lateral weeks pa a* ad with no addi tions to our trurt nore alarming than a brat* button or two, and we were beginning to briathe freely again, when one noon, alter an absence of three day*. Jim fluttered into the din ing room, and with a triumphant caw let fall In mother'a lap a small key An Important key we Judge I It, lor It •a* made of braaa, fiat and broad and of peculiar workmanship, aa though designed to hatfle tbleyra and we (elt Hire that Jim had raptured It great difficulties, for be aeeni**d corn; idrdely fagged and slept during the whole of that day. But the nest morning after eating a heartier meal than usual, he was off again, leaving ua tn await developments In a shiver of apprehension. This time three days elapsed before, one evening at sunset, we raw the wanderer circling ♦.untoward. the ruddy light gleaming upon some glittering object held In bis bill. Instead of bringing his prise to ns di nctl", he perched tantalizinzly in the highoat bough of the fir tree in our yard, refusing to be lured down even by a tempting supper we had put out for him. When finally darkness drove him from his height. It was a tired but triumphant bird that descen-| ded and laid In mother’s hand-a ten ; dollar gold piece! My brother was young enough still to believe In burled | treasure. "Captain Kidd!” he cried in an awe struck tone, examlng the gold which he expected would be a Spanish in got. But the momentary hope of wealth died out with the discovery that the date of the coin was 1871. Whoseso ever the treasure was that Jim had found, our only concern must be to return it. But how? The question grew to be one of burning and trans eendant interest as the passage of a week added two more long flights to Jim’s record, and then first a five dol lar gold piece, then an eagle, to bis credit —or rather discredit. How to trace him we d'd not know. The Bbot In his wing had lamed him so that he had never been able to fly vary fast, being obliged to stop every few hun dred yards and rest, but he seemed gifted with the instincts of a born criminal, and when we fried to follow hint it'* always eluded us by dint, of distracting double:;, and detours, and crosscountry flight And yet to bill him or even condemn him to im prisonment for life meant to cut-off all clues. . We tried indirectly to learn if any- Mvauu uTArnnm. mt ** Mu -. 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Tha paragraph wan topiad. aavaml rp|nr!(Oi lot mrtawad ua. and our pat * fume ppraad avati to tha Now York paper* But th« only practical raxult of alt thU fraa advertUlng mamad to be that cetera! parcoo* offarH to buy Jim. three dime mu*, unit made Ipbijl- Ing bid* tor the right to eiblbit 'itm. and one man was anxious to glvr one hundred dollar* for tha bird, "with all hi* right*." The weak* wore oi and It wu »* ! o months after Jim Crow had entered upon hi* profemlo i*l ca reer a* a burglar, when father return ed from the field* one day fount’ a de- j tectlve in po»*e**lon of the premise*. < What wo bad so often lotted about had come to pass. Father was put under arrest. "It’s Just for form'* "take,” the de tective explained. “I can't serve a pro cess of law on a bird." He told us that his clients were an aged brother and rlster, who had lost some gold and securities —but we could get nothing more out of him except lhat there was no conclusive evidence that the coin* hoarded by our Jim were the ones he was after. “There's more than than one gold eagle of '7l In the world." said he, grimly. But I knew there could be only one key In the world like Jim's key. I brought It out. The detective's hand closed over it, and I thought I detec ted a gleam of recognition in his eyes. But he thanked me coolly enough and turned to father. “We’ve got to track that lord.’ said he. “Where Is he?” Since be had re alized that he was In the clutches of the law. father had stood around look ing at us In a dazed sort of way, but at this he chuckled. He had tried tracking Jim himself. "Stranger.” he said, “if I’ve got to say in jail until you’ve tracked that there bird. I’ll stay till kingdom come. I calculate you ain’t much acquainted with Jim Crow.” The detective smiled. “I reckon it ain't so had as that,” he remarked. “Now. I s’pose you ain’t never thought of tyin’ a ieetle string of red flannel onto his leg?” We had to admit that we had never thought of that and went to find our crow. He was not at home, but that evening he returned with an irregular bit of paper which proved to he a piece of a United Status bond, i When ljc set out on bis mysterious quest next day, he wore a bright rsa auklet, and waft followed by some twenty tracker* especially engaged for i lii- secret service. And then ensued suc h a chase as an experienced crook might have lead a baud of thief-catch THB .A.XXOTXST.A. HBBALD ha* . 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Jlta I baa wa begat to gat ready to go bnaga j ten not ao the detar llv a He walrh r 4 .he bird, and sura anouak, after be , had tested a few mtaate* on wy skoul gar. ka aaa aa tk# wtag agata. mahtag aborr • ard Tka dataritea folb.wed sad * «rtooe id a# what would Happen aaxt t went along with him A few rods fro* the Shove Jim nutlared ug to a sms 11 fish | erntna * cable, wbare ha sms gswied by a young fallow who loohad to w to ba a hard ruttoaser I glanced at the defective Ha was examining with, much Inlerewt some arttrlse of cloth-1 lag which hung along tha outiUda of i cabin aaar the eaves. Among them waa an oilskia coat from which ■ piaca had lass torn. Tha oB«r l«* a hasty mteauremant with tha pleie of rlcnb which had bean wrapped, around tha aotaa; than hs walked up, to Jim * frland nolaelessly and touch- j «d him oa the shoulder "I arreat you j la the name of the State of Maine, said hr. Since that day our tame trow lias answered proudly to ibe name of De tective Jim —Black Cat ••flollnr." Who I* that dog* not love the name of mother? Can there I*? one on earth that could or would say that they did not love to call It »r hear It called? A abort while ago I was walking all alone on one of our beautiful street and on the edge of the sidewalk aa* a poor, lonely man sluing down. He »»« drunk—yea, some mother's sun; oh ! how that dear mother’* heart must feel that her offspring was In such a cundlllon! 1 went up to him. Hl* face was bleeding. He, perhaps, had fallen. 1 said to him: "What I* the matter?” He looked up to me and said: "1 am siclt. I cannot work, and I have no money.” 1 a»ked him where he gut the liquor from. He said: "I gave a man my watch that my mother gave me, and he gave me a drink. I do not know where that man la now.” I asked him If he had a home. lie said: "I once had one, liut I am no longer cared for and 1 am going to hell.” Oh, how I was shocked. I told him not to talk that way. but to try te do bettor, lead a different life, «nd people would give him a helping hand, He said: "Well, go and help my mo ther. Hhe Is the one to help. It 1* be cause T cannot make her comfortable, That Is why 1 am going down now, Help my dear mother.” and with the name "mother” on hla lipe he lay down on the grass. 1 could not stay by him. and lert and went on my way. As T returned home I went back by the place J left him, but he had gone perhaps had been taken In by a po llccmtn. I am sorry, very sorry 1 did llceman. I am sorry, very sorry, I did ed. That man wa ß young; and, oh, young men, old men, don’t throw your selves away In such a manner because you have no work. Trust In Him who made you, put your trust In God, and He will give you work: and, above all things, respect your mother; love her, cherish her and do anything rather than wound her loving heart. Keep your mother on your mind, and let her name be engraven on your heart, and when you die, you will die calling on that loved one, on one that loves you —your mother. She W the one that will do all she can to help you, and remember hoov many years you have caused her anxious heart to beat for you, from Infancy up to the time of your death. She thinks -of you. If you are miles away from her, that lreait still beats for Its son, and never let anything you do wound that loving arid dear mother ami God will reward you, .. uc-lA MOTHER, Vv ww we - w am JSirrlfHler 1 * wawa *a •* top «f m 1 i saw* HHteM k« ISMSSt. 1 1 swa* ggg| tstfsP-d eg* as I 1 . **» I 1 ji_t me xtjv i- „m usaana. 1 mmm —vm * mm, | umvKtnkk muicsh rksg.sdspwws «•*•** mpw wa- A 3Ag4*' 4Nhi m te* gate ! 90990400000 k 00*- * 9*4 H titoPP * ! 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I The entertainment f..r the ben.-flt of the Orphans' Home, ahtcb was |»*t pnned an a>count of the rain, is to take | place >»n liunday night. It wilt be a big ; surcess It I* for the special hrn-llt of !| family of poor little one*-the eld est only eight years old —whose fai b. r, i a moonshiner. liti|ii ia*>ii.-d for life, baa [left them utterly dratltute. The pro | mol. ra of the eot.-rialnment let leave, (through Th- Herald, to extend a cor dial Invliatlcm to all to e«me. Osvixeiown certainly makes Arm I friends; Mr. ltap>bt. whose c tire wa* 111 tie short of marvelous. Is expected back next »<-<-h. Mr. Charlie Hill mad# sugar cane sy rup <m Tuesday and Wee in nlay aud Inxllvd the girts to come and help him grind 11, which they ‘lid. They way , now that It waa sweet times In Qrove* j paw n an Tuesday. ' The Grovetawn council may imb-ed |be proud of ea* In protecting It* bird*. Everyone remark* on the number of our mockingbird* and the sweetncaa of the music which these minstrc-l poets of our Houthern sku-s r«-ptt.v their care and bring exquisite delight Into the sunlit days of our In dian summer. ETHEL, HATTON. NEW 'HUONGS. % Augusta Telephone and Electric Com pany. *7s—Auguste Electric Supply Co. 563--Augusta Southern Hull road. President’s office. 707— F. H. Brendle, Meat market. 47* —W. H. Brigham, Wholesale gro cer. 872 George Cochkos, 332—0. A. Cunningham, Jr., Resi dence . 807— L. a. Doughty, Cotton factor. 262 ™E. W. Danfcte. 76*—W. K. Glozcbrook, Residence. 6*l—Miss Kadle Harris. 676—G. W. Hall. 7tf—John F. Holmes & Co. 622-t-W. C. Jones. 28* —W. M. Jackson. 487—J. U. ackson, Residence. 371—Dr. A. J. Kilpatrick. 779—H. Lesser,’Residence. 424 —D. J. Looney. 281— Mahoney & Armstrong. 286—North Augusta Land Co. #BB—W. P. Padgett, Haloon. 672 —L. F. Padgett, Furniture. 687 —Bchuetsen Plats. V" 373 L. C. Steinbeck & Co, U 9I —Tutt & Boylston. 873 w. K. Walton. Farm. „ 381 —Whitlker McGowan. COITaLLEN D. CANDLER Will Address Georgia Library Asso ciation. Col. Allen D. Candler hus accepted the Invitation of Miss Anne Wallace, president of the Georgia Library As sociation, to address that body at the meeting to be held Thursday evening, October 27. Tn his letter of acceptance the gov ernor elect says rant he knows of no In stitution that mote than the library for the ctiuse of education. Governor Atkinson has replied that he will be veiy busy at the time of the meeting, which is*only, two days before the close of bla I*rm of office, but that he will endear'd 1 to be present and make a talk, _. lii _ ii . , .. spci ial NolkcA. 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I 2. The partleular place of business to be in Augusta, Richmond County, Oeor-’ gin. The capital stock of said company} to lie tlvs thousand (85.000) dollars, of! 'which twenty per cent I* actually paid; | In, with the prlvllegr of Increasing | capital stock from time to lime by a majority vote of the sKskhoWeia to' any sum not to exceed thirty-live thou sand (135,000) dollars. The shares to ! be one hundred (8100) dollar* each, and) each share to he entitled to one vote. 3. The object of the company being pecuniary gain, and the iiarticular bu-, j Guess to tie buying, selling, renting and leasing real and personal property,J lending money on real and personal property, acting ns guardian and trus tee. administrator and executor of es tates, acting as agents for Insurance and surety companies of all kind*. 4. The company shall huve the right to establish agencies in any county of, this state, and to appoint agent* In any other state or territory of the T?nl ted States. 6. petitioners pray that there shall be no personal liability upon any stock holder except to tho amount of their unpuid subscription*. And your petlttloner* will ever pray, etc., m JOS. «. REYNOLDS, Petitioners' Attorney. STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY. I, George B. Puurnelle, Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court In and for said county, do hereby certify that the above and foregning petition or the Au gusta Loan and Trust Company Is n true copy of the original, tiled In this office this third day of October, 1808. Witness iny official signature and seal of sabl court tills third ddy of October, 1898. GEO. U. POITKNELLE. Deputy Clerk. Filed in this office this third day of October, 1898. GKO. B. POURNELLE, Deputy Clerk. FOR IRON FENCING AUGUSTA FENCE CO.. 310 iOtb Street, Augusta, Git. 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