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Newspaper Page TextVOL. XIX. nBSX KEVYCCKT BOYS. ■Aa la a Spates Frusta*. There ww * flood ia the river. Tbe larriw Toys. Jack rad Asari. were sitting ns all their time oa tbe bluff -'atclriag the yeihw. foaming wter •cep higher over th : fatni. tar food « t-xark, rock* and ctefte and twe twfet tree route. "be boys ahscst lived on the river ;= the so user, and, thong a Jack wm :t fourteen ami Ansel two year* -anger, could swim tbe stream woere it na half a mile wide; ia feet, foey could dire, float, tread water and raddle a canoe with any o( the older river men. Naturally, they liked the time of iigh water, especially such as this, ^hich cam; from spriar raise ia the oowataißa near the riwr^feeod. Their. ■coe lay here, 390 miles dm itaw, 'Mid the son was thiiimg bright—a, bright that the peach bods wore ‘vrning to pinky flowers, although it was hardly tbe middle ri Febewory. Croat swirls of leaves and dead timber had been sweeping by for the « t boar, sure sign that there was a rig rise behind. "!l-ybe," Rud Jack to Anari, “in a httir while longer »ell are sooe •Ka’ ia the water thatTl be worth r: n’ oar after. And the canoe's all ready. Don’t roc remember when hd r Jiggers and Totally caught tbe big walnut logs?’ “Tes I remember." Anae! mid ea j gerir, “an’ the mau that owned the t mber came along an’ gave them a hundred dollars for savin’ it I don’t' want anybody to lose anything the tiim-a-bot if they do I hope we’ll ketch it cm.’" “I donTkeer much abo rt locs.’ Jack said. “What Fd Ilse wocld so to see a house rente Balin' down, with melody in it—sty a lady, a beaa tifh! lady, an’ a little baby girt an' we ent Id go cat aa’ get her as' bring ; her safe borne. An’ then the little owe «vrrld grow op ass’ be oar Baser, like that story ma read aa.” t< Ansei hagbed. He was atoll tro yaawg for a frti ri sent? went ' ' “That’s all a story—thiago dootj happen that wav,’ he wd, beg:namw nappec uat wa». je »a., ria,.nj to • ' 'whiw."” - ~ Jaek pat his scooped hand* ow bis eyebrow* wd looked loaf and hard opwtrram. Up a watery wsr'd rather. The baca water bad spread over aH the lowland—rn places it »w more than two miles from bank w» bonk. The bw«a stood upon a poutt of meks ‘.hat ran betwees the b*:B stream and a smaller affla-r.r. This Lluff roe* twenty feet above the irgn est fined mark. !'« top was well vcoded and perhaps fifty ytrS across. It ran back in a k-ng Sia* to the mainland, where the Marvin homestead located. Either side of the ledge the water lay wide and yellow, lapping against its rocky fa ces with an oily ptia. Ordinarily the r.r^T ccannei was tweatv varia from J • < the blsfL There was no current in the nn fooded smaller stream —its water was dammed and held a clear Une by the turbid torrent racking down from the mowntaios. The canoe lay, lightly racking, upon this blue wa ter, sate from the dsr.rerx-a* fiu*asm sailing down the main stream. It needed, though, but a few strokes of the paddle so send it round the point and out across the eddy water and in to the rash of^he tide. After a while all sorts «f things began to go by—fence rails, poets, foot bridges, tall trees. waving their great boeghs m above the water, saw logs. boards and staves without nßC ber. By ami by came sodden hay stacks, a wagon or two. harrows. a plow, rakes and toes in plenty. It is horribly faseinatirg to sit and •e- what woe Id eome next. “Wbo-ee! Look at her rise—the water ha* elumb six inches since we sot here,” Ansel said. looking down at the root which served them *= a gaug». “An’ it ain’t done yet,” sai l -Jack, a li»tle anxiously. “See. the leaves keep runnin’ —that's a sure sign the water is sail rosinin' from the hills. It’s up to the stable* and barns some whar —I do hope it would wash away Bo houses. but if it does—Aase! look yonder! quick.' Is that »r house scal in’ or jest a raft er kmae stuff?” . - Ansel had a hawk eye. Shading "it lightly with i»i» hand, he, too. peered upstream fora breath's space. Then he shouted aloud: If* a house! I see it plain. Aa' there s somethin —soaKthiu'alive gg the roof! Its cornin’ —ownin' thia way, right close toss. No, 'tasu’L It's hung, over there by tie island. 1 know whzt' The PrankqMKws and Banner. I Ths News cad TV Rime » f < -roagrisMl IMS. f caagk" ri—them throb cottonwoods. They’re eangbt ft fimc. “JaekT he auded sharply, “git the canoe. I tell ► roa there it toasetiun' alive—l km > are it move’’ fi Jack had not been able to ere ■ whither the dark mass was stationary , or S-wtmg, much lew whether there was “something alive" on it, bst he rao IO thecsßOr. It wm a fol! half-mile to the point 1 where the Sooting boose had strand - । ed, bat A use I described it ma small frame structure with a Smoah shed , roof Rethought a snail rag of some kind wm waving front a stick that stood np asiaat on Ure roof, sad be thoogbi. Wo, that he coaid make i ' oat a dark halk of some sort. Now i aad agaia there was a canons lurch' I tag inotioa of the bewae, as tboagh it i , was getting a heavy jar all through. I “An’,’ sand be, “ipamu that’s a I | bear awam ooto that bouse.’ - I They bad (track into the rwaemg i water. Strataiag at tow pmi'lw, i ! Jack answered bock over bis ronnU i den “Beats can’t fly rags, *a you « arid there was amg a Cyin*. It’s folks. Ansel. Hayl bat wuaid they | be gird we mw and came after them! < Steady!* and the boys patlled sharply I aside to escape a huge floating tangle I of brush and nuU. “Steady! qniek! H?re ovmes er c pig pen on the other a Both had tn p y their pwl ilre for i dear life. In, out, now this way,bow that, the two l>h sent their craft in t a sinuous course. It wm really a ‘ tremendoiM risk—the attempt to t crore thia half-nuie of flood water, t The boys felt it dimly, bet neither would admit to the other that there I was aerthing bryoed pbwawre tn their “ expedition. - r The daegers of their, eoaro* took s their eyes until they wrth almost hev aide the stranded Ixmsr. for a boom e it was. It sat rue* r^in eddy water, fl atom at t* tail of the takrod. . ;fl A* the beet shut into tms Ud*a wa_er Anarf tocked up, thee ^e a e AfdHf Kb or hoew up there— took * "im a? there! O. bat mn t k be a town rvf~ X ' b “1 am h^“ amtgA-k - B the*Wfc* grassS agaesr the iurts. and tocking ap. -Wet! yak.- ss < I rsekssss fie *m swim, hot if tar km I don’t see •by he dklaYoMsrateßgaKrsT this.” “I woaiiw't S-t’m. Etoa’l woe are he's got *• a ursihe?” a psp.ag »o«ee spot- dowa from the s»o£. Aad aaxt annate a taw^r tare taan either Jack or Ansei -*wM to the edje ad locked <k>si on them. -I thought somebody would e-me.” be add, “but I «u gxittn' party beagry an' sor ter uoeasy.” “Who are you? How did yon come here?” Ansel reked. Jack said "Never mind that, let's git h.m oif bat the boy on the roof answered down promptly: “Dan Tnsket, icy dad, he rots toe ’ole jedge’s big Hess ixm np in the Bend—reckon ye've heered of it. Las' night, jes' before day, rhe water came bulgin' all arc-end ns before we kcowed it. Dad. he took saw aa' the rest of as in the wagin’ fer the hills, bat there's so many of us he didn't count us, an' be didn't mi»s me. Hetole the men ter git all the r critters out an' take 'em erloog. I was fear—l they’d forgit this rere on in a Kall ty hlsseif an' I went ter see ’bont'im, ter I alias see 'boat him a ! good deal, an’ sho’ ’w>ugh they had torgoc. So I turned him out an' got . ou him. thiakia’ he’d »iie me along. . Bat be ain’t fairly uridlewwe —be's . jest er tw->ye*r-o?e—sn’ he bolted . and took me an' him sjwcg inter the j big slaign that runs through the ■ stad j-aster. “Tnentirst thing I kcowed we wus : io the river. We swum and swam Uli . it began ter git light, an' we wis get - tin’ purtv well knocked to Binders! An’ I knosed we'd git drowned fare k long, an' then I seen this yece little henae, an'after a while I managed ter git him on top it too. That's all, 5 ’ceptin’ I caught er stick ar’ put my ( handkerchief on it ter Jet folks know thar was troob’e y-r». Say, dki you see it? I* that wha- fotch yer here?” "Partly,” said Jack, while Ansel : looked adnurisgly at the beaatifui - black colt, who stood bracing him selfi yt-t uapaUendy stamping the ; frail roof. Dau rose to his knees and , laid his cheek to the creature’s glossy bead, whispering to him. “Wot don't yer nubn^le him aa’ let him swim owtb” Ansei asked. she b/vanswered promptly enough: ■‘’Cause he'd g.t drownded. We re come more'a twentr miles down snv-in-.. an’ he'd jes' try ter swim all FRfAkKIMr^H^^KRIDAY, MARCH :M 185 U that wav hack boena oat aaß ^ a k drift.’ ’ -No he want; he^a gat 'flan bomv senre—«n't roa patty 6^" : mid, scrambling to tboreoraad he-, ginning to strode the whfte-atoered forehead. “He might, Inari, atf get tongied ao'drown," Jack arid, after • mm ombL “We most take ’em both off An’we most be qaick erbowt it,! Thar's more water cornin' an* 'twon’t’ be long before thia boose is afloat agaia. So come on. boy, with yer coit.uniess ye want to keep an ter; New Vries..!*/’ lhu» cmne cirmbing down into the caooe, aad a tittle later it wmheaded acram the river, the three boys aiS □ag »n ugly ip it, the Maek wriht swimming feartoeriy bemad. had shivered opd snorted a bit owr* the tnt piaagt, bat now ahroied to bare eaoght the spirit of* advent- - ore and tor «M tnsMfailly M Dod. who ri wag uwaewMly to the Bos aad nereronce footed away from Abe splendid, powerful young colt. Two-thirds of the way wan hsfely pemed. the drift and the lodged trees deitroosiy avoided, wue« as the boat shot forward the cok aoddenly lagged and was afmw drawn order. , As he caose agvia to the top the lads 1 could see that be was helpless—trv mbe might, three of bn feet were fetter red. “I know what’s the matter- it’s ' that thar big syramore." Asari said.; । “He haa got his feet tangled in the ' top of it Why didn't we go fisr- i tber off aroaed rt?" • । “Yea. why didn't you?" shrieked । Dan, tears ronning down tria ebreks. I “O-oof O^s«x' Tea'll drowns my pat- 1 tj bay. an’ 111 kill yon tor it! res I 1 rimr h “Hold Still, my SOO.’ Keep roar 1 shir on—fof' Aansi admewashed, •topng off bis coat, wb th Jock held 1 the cas'-e i^ady. Jack hinmeff made I » though roiirap hu paddle. i “It had betarr be mg, Asari, fm-1 •rroafw.’ “T|pfs why ro<» to dto? • rep the amt nght are^ Jtams|g|M utters held Arir breath. A sjaate parsed two. Tbei the brack cell gave * joyfw? large that almost overset the canoe. Tte nest second Ansel eame np, red ao>i epwaering to say, as be clambered over the canoe side: “Just like I said—he'd hung ha fiwt in the grape noe ou that old tree An’ he’s a gentleman—must any other colt tn ha place would bar- kicked me clown u> the bottom when I pat my hand ou his pastern tryin’ to get ’im loose. Dan looked at Ansel with a law of woedenuent. “Yon ooghter have 5m,” be mid. noldsug toward the gallant creature. “I—l thought I keered more ?tbo«t h:m than anybody, bat I couldn't a d«oe that—no, not it he had drowndei” Ansel revet did own the black colt. It timed out be was of a Lmvas rac ing steck. But the old Judge did not overlook the lads’ gallantry, lor earls tn May there tame to th- Mar rm homestead two beautiful p-M watches marked “Jack”an I “AimcL” And inside the lid of -ach yon read: “In memory of a good deed brareiy done.” What he gave Dan I do not know. Probably the colt’s company was enough for Dan. Im^ortwnt *e«»o| Devest are necessary ae improved tools in any business. No farn»r uses same gins, plows, etc. or rawer or teacher same books. We don't print the news as papers were printed fifty years ag> ■. and yet so. ne of oar schools are taught by the some methods naed half nectary ag-x There are im provemerta in teacher’s methods as in everrthiog else. While our coun ty has only begun the introdnetion of Charts. Maps. Globes, etc., they shou»d spend 5 per cent, at least of the children's money annttailv to better equip the public schools. The ojet of sues helps is saved in the i bar. egos books. Com. Daffy *ay» Clayton county has a Chart like, tome tn H-ard county schools in ’ each public school and are ?ati»fact#>-. ry; that a teacher that cun t nee them should be relegated. We think every teacher in Heard county can and ougut to use CL^ru. —Adv.' BEAL MEW IT » the eJoraaer- »x of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It Tires erea after ocher preparations fail. Get Hood’s and ONLY HOOD’S. Govroty of G*ij- P.m«. oommu t ne -n e I ar- <-y homie.! ' vnt li ■’' ■’ ^,'T . S^gSg^aai-s, Here sei- F’WfIOMRkBB.* tar threatoUtL^^^hhwill be -either -ill be .All winsbSlßtaneM -f /fe "**» P»ch ’«» aad work. *‘>l be triersk^^Kif B^ttr.l m uiembeva, »iB aHEMMy expelled as eoemiu of O^HB&bg ri the Gibascville B^^^^Mtaiiae the nanie of Glbeoe,^^M■^ap. Gibaoa. who took np ^vs^Ksflbrd acres of ^»*rosaent i*nd<mHbog it aettled down to the life ^mAbisw yean be fore the screech sfl*AiMl horse wm' heard between ifariN|Wklbd Detroit. A few wnrojigeflisgMtoM died, fewvmz a floe / I 'ffOtoforge fam ily of children, ■ be Mmpkjh 1 u t i■«_ the property to tbs iq^pdef a earn nnnd society. A. ImMhsßa. the pres demand pranm|^Bk the com manitv, when toatimSiftefifoenma few years ago. i ia the celebrated Kaw^d&Bßmsaitv at the foot of the mcwSf’ * Tatore cecnty. near VtosKc Bribreastetl in toe concern and ahall^Ksoehfoga. After IbJh, with <l^U|flfek Loeg 'ey. the attaint edtkrnK^bsrosd to Mfehifßn Jbd oomadß mg the ifit.-real ri tfetfite* * fother’s eri^ aM^k^HMtoi sdro They apwd m better ! at the tonmt Fswd^jpnt^TW, ' eig&t tens wwe tike ri&rkoidm. Gibson dmfcod In n£ tan comma- ! ni»y on a portly co oymtiwr bmis. bat Longley, bring lb oat-asd-out! communist, did not fam the enter-; prise. j It ww tleeidsd tn plane the mem bership at first at 211. end the shares at sld each. Each nn-mber, in order to crate an interest ,n the financial part of the commur.ty, should be re qaired to purchase le^ shares each. No member can purchase more than tea shares. The purpose of the community, as stated in its bylaws, is tn conduct the bucincs- of agriculture; asMufactar ing acd merchandwog for the mutual beeegt of all its members, and to al low equal rights and privifeges to all. both men and woow-u, to eowdnet its buKrem in accordance with instruc tion* of a majority vot^ to so conduct its bueinees that each. according to his or her ability, can be employed at all times in some pr dnetiveindustry, thereby being able to furnish to all a good vsme. with o mforts and pleas ant snrrnundinipK to abolish want or the actic:patioßS of want. Every member m expected to devote bis or her entire eSbeta, time and pr-iperty for the benefit of all the members, and to recrive according to their needs, in health and ricknem, in youth and age, gosvrned by the eom tnusicy’s ability to furnish. The eommanity makes no interfer ence with the Barrage or family rela tions of its members, nor with their religious, politieai X other opinices. Ali men and simi mto be place*: oe an equal footing mcially. in bos: uem life and in ali natters pertaining to the government if the eommanity. Children will be el <bed and educated curd tlwy areeigt een years old, when they way join the ammonify. A World report-r ten-ally visited Gtteocniie. No more picturesque place maid be imagined than the spot seleeted for the bo as of the new so ciety. The bail'- ags are sabstaotnd ; eaoerh to serve a. pnrpowes at the Starr, bet will be -eplaced by larger and mare expeusr- f ont» as toe e»xu ’ nouity becomes der. The old m-', wnxh bad she. rtd the travelers i along that thor ighfarc for many vrars »M remodk fad. and is now oc capied by the fir- members. The or gan-ration was rifmted in November • fact, aad taoce that time fifty other U’ femdim bare jaased the eotoe^r, and ' ' there are asm to follow. The pope-i r teban mssabers ili<h and there are i i -.fcfcfthmmarerrtary of rhe eaeo ataMCabowed th* reporter through - ■HBjomiees deparinenra, and «• 14£rimd'*e workurgv of the new er - gwtrnllias lathe basket factory a‘ • anaaber of workirgmen were engaged » » amkiag 'ooch baskets, which were f. as firot-cLms workrnanah p. A brocm » feetary is also :a eperare-o. a foundry • ■ bring bailt; atoo a creamery. Tbe ! - aasammnity now has dX- rows, and iu * • Che epriaf the erearoery bosi.-ie^ will ». be started oe a forge scale. Farming r’tad market gardening will atoo be ’ carried on extensively. Tfow that f hare thus tar/Kued the orgnrisaEon - are thrifty, tidy, go-ahead people. The secretary said taat be baa a I large correspondenee. from the tone । of which be thinks that in th- next I two months msay additions will be • made to the membc-diip. “Os roaree ibeeommec’tv fe stiß in itamfency.’ ' be mid. “and we want members. On' the form there will be plenty of work • for all we take mtn th? society. For , tboae that go there at one then- a r pleatv to ear. and all wdl And rom- I fovtahte hosnes. “We hare made this roeimsery a ••Otrietly ro-operatire roeo-ro." mai Me Gibaos, “ami there w little Joabt that it will smsreed. The rotate u '|cempoerd of <U acres at the rest / fertile land ta Macuigaa. The ass— t ri the institiu»a will be came, oa in a bnsmeav ibe way. Ihe sremtwrs will meet M certa“moa to decide I upon m-Xb-rv pertamiag to tee gov ernment, and to select sepmatred : eats ia the tar»os departnkroto. New members will net be admitted sitboet jn, aad kr OMaetmdwct any member < may be ooeted, if the areptrny toys ,s«^ There will be no neh, and these : I can be no poor in the comomnity. ■ “The big hotel bm been trans- ( j formed mtn a femily boose, and at j present fire femilics occupy the place. | •9 toton^mi^^MV asm* S»^»- ——- >*■*,*»,^rfrwrw ** - I mnroroe j <pnßrv w vvtiswTiCh’eu io inert Mbs demands of the growing popobe- i MMk. Certma ri the women are de- f yiasM way. Ute work aa'tbefimn! ! divided among toe men. Besides the work ia the factories, market garden ing and farming will be cwried oc ex- I teusirely. “The fruits of the labor of the en i tire meoite-rvtip will be placed in the CGinnsoc treasury, and will not be di vided until the end ol the year. Then the number of days that each member ha» worked during the year will be figrred up, and half the proceeds of the community for the year, which is to go to the memb*-r». will be diviJ d among them atrordir.g to the amount of work each has done. The other half wiil he expeude-i in public im provements and for public needs. From the indtvidtial fund the tnem tsre only ba»e to buy ekthing. Bv this plan drw*» will be prevented from fioarhhing, and all will have an equal interest in the work of the com munitv. "V noxious members will be ex pelled at thirty days’ notice to quit, and dissnrisded members -wo with draw by giving a similar notiee. “A good horary will be established and the moral txmd.riou of the tn«-«n bers will not be aegleetad. There w a district school now. and kindergart ens and nurseries will be srgan>3*d. There is cow a Baptist eborch ia the settlement and a Methodist and a Cocgreitwt-otsal c irch near-by. “The inora; effect of such a lift is good in. everv way. Ee«trictieM are to be placed upon the amount of work a member shall he allowed to d-. and in this way we will ptot-ct the het. th at the community. Wheu obi age ris its ti*e memoere o r th-* cn«aini»ity there will be so boose'ese people, for in sicktiess and old age th-- immuni ty will be bound to care foe them. There will be no doctor's bills to wor ry over. “There are many com a unities in the country similar to our» in princi ple, ar.d they are prewpen l • aad hap py. Os course, if ar-yxse fe-h that be must become a capitalist he has co ' business in the cosunuuity. hut if he want* a peaceful, happy bou.-, h- can hare it here.” Wtafc 3»lr wk. »• r»— bw WWa. sb? ■»» *'at** -nrC Xsr G*t* -u Waea she Wraste 5Lj» -roax t& Cac* rA. Whm sha hMi «i*» fa** BAMUMTOhI wain. j Warn al Nows awe taternt frea Ore Me tiowai CapbL From -wr vpeetai •Trmixwulect Stnro the tariff bill wm report"! to the seuafe the repnbiksam tare been making desperate and roncerted at tempts to make it appear that there , is formidable dewaocratieopproitioa to ; tbe bill in the senate. That the bill wilt be chang’d K fore it posaev the lamrete is a'together p-ohable, icas murh as jt md produce, in its pv**- ‘ ent Sira, according to tbe latest esti mates. someth:ng like more than will be required, aad it is the pedtey of the iernocrata only to k-vy m&cit nt taxes tora^se tbe money ite.v-srary to ran the gTsemmeL'- Item. < rat ic senators who torov chang es took ing towards a reduct foe of the revenue to the auaooat rsvprred aid Mate their reasons and ma their dem ocrarteroi’eagnm for their votes »o make them, bet tt is not bettered that say of tnem will seek republican votes 'to get: time changes, or will vote agunst the bill should the changes desired not he made. Tbe four appropriation bdie—tbe [rittrie* ri f olvn.bia. theg-nera! pen eoo. the f«wti»at^'o aawi the sunder civj—already pushed ty the house, represent a net reductwa ri SSA3A<.- •te“ from the total amoaut carrw by the aarne brils fir the current fis cal ytar. That abews that GtßMnnau Samers his Jeasnrratß: 'osleagues aw tfo eamaaiUee are carrying out dem., nr: idem ri rcvootny .n pub-* tic espenditarea, Mr. A W. Ady, who pretends to tbsok that be has a riaim of the seat sow filed io the senate by ‘ Hoe. John Martin, ri Kacsm, is in Wbahtagtwa, be aim, for the parpen riroatevt.ng teuator Martin's right to the seat, but :u rea'fey merely to . 9K a betie BOtmety which he ho,** to be able to turn to secnact in Kan sas m the near fatasc. Hao. Lfoairi Magoii<% who was rol- i teeter •it mrtoao at se* York city ' doris-g the first Cleveland aununMtra tk-a, aad who has for many rears been i a iwfggs iaed aatUmty on the polities, - start Seta YA is t a donscrark state. OceanicW Isase*' • are due to local cause-, but do not if - feet the party as a whole. The New ; T-rii democracy, too, stands squarely -for tariff reform. There it no backing f down with us on that issue. The one • - tt.ng now for congress to do is to i pats the tariff bill at the earliest prae-' . t>cai dote. With that oat of the way, 1 * so that trade may resume its correal f condttioa, there is no reason to be ap s pr.-hen«re about deufoemey.” I The successful trial oi the thirteen t inch cannon made at the gun shop of r the Washington navy yard, ahxh w ■_« - tr:*le this v=ex. at the proving . grounds, a few miles down th* Poto ■ mac river, marks an epoch m the bee r lory of sce gun aak ug :c the United 1 Suh, b.-ides »st»l ' -hi i the ww i -l«m -d th* Z' v-rnn -*tit - making •« - »w. guns, beere’arr H-r*jert and a distinguished party c umbering serer- • a« hundred were present at the trial. , Experts pronounce it one of th-* finest • guns ever made. Caaey's army -s re-zaniei! in W uh -1 inztoo as a sort oi' ail fools day hoax pui e-i betide n iv ripe, and nobody * has the remotes; idea of making aay - preparation for its reception, for the - verv simple reason that noone believes 1 it will ever come here in any sm n i numbers ss its originator now talks aboat so glibly- i * Tssayxna 1 We th.- word f Alfred T?u^v> n > f rit tilt ia the y'"^Z * . L 6u,. .*• turn th«f > It .w tbYt tiie sTrest bumte mat- ted * .H' i the fu:t th.it it » in th* - . ' • " - ’ h-i iian r*e** tnn> H v* : • Str^a . cuiry ? £n»* i. .r« *1 rt. me § r thit m , wwlaa’t r^rLi*"- •' *■ .r ; b.’ii. L'ertdua it at that tb» vid 1 tn-**:*' renawh-s ar *a^A’ai f i fe“ ' * Ts_e ^-v* .-1 pahAer «d « *ar*apan*U. vhirA kas atteiaed the rreu»-r > A-’ty ’ iJ Mvr tiie AaJr. fx" r* M <l. .3* It p«ri2r« the li«d £l’-= n*rr-. mental, b*lily übl ix*?:;?-’ — । ■ mm * — WOOI>W TW Grwet E*sti*a Pr*-»sf*y *»-• jsrnxxt:'- 'TC f icaMhrf Jhc—x^aJ a *■«»* ----a, <- *>— ia>. kperw fir <<r«w-w «u£ xJ «/“ ta JT ^-rereorew. Swn f-ww—!>-l evwr K nar* tn ‘-t «rw». «a< a T»»sr *U A«< it k-t B - s Freire- Az4ww PSCEOK. < W C^en ar-« wnrrs-ew awi>"je a ?<*■- •e tux >®w b 1 «Bboe«m «.*», a lec^r. aad *w w ' «r»s »y F- oa« rw^ix gX; r*x. * **.»*:•<Ui i— »< IBM! •caaf^L XALn THF »roo 8 WWW MIL t CL. ! _ . . - Ui • wia* UrtCTCi i P. T. SfcCmiKM, J Ktoc-r aad I—'^rwter. { TWO PAPERS FOB OKE’S PRICE. By sf 'dd trrttgtttni 9itt tit Atlanta */ Constitution < W« er- ena .W V, S. wish cor ova, Sir ON E YEAR Hr fl z 5. tnhb-a-g «b --«np»s re art be -«nt So Sia »ad *c «tnf soiej by cash. Liberal IMzi* Offers. Evry .-.teenier tc tbs remarkable •Mitrur nr ^eincn a rantied to rater TWO PRIZE CONTESTS, v»li=g ba g ‘ r Be to ta to. • la <iiA there ar- FOT’R PRIZES Ser—t 4rtbeNEARJ>T EbriMATZ' <f law cze <f *r ,n.« m-p </ :«a»-4.b w bco* marMrf, snd award t. I* sta-ie a- ma as the X -w Oriear.s Cxe« Exchange an as usees th.- 4leta! -Tip 5-rur— fr 4 IN MOLD < r aetr-f nna u the crept, |2>o »rrae < - « ad. tjr> far third. fWQ Sv tenth, ir ifth. < r- p« 4 rr -at years bane been as ft!* liana Year BeV- Year Baks i*o. 4,*» rt 3 MM 3JM4JMI » 4.41LM5 MM MB>*ls VO ambjsi IST. .. iv-.-- vsta; ’-■* Tynt.^w VWI 'i^JW JW OSV>I V^ 4 «SSrMJ !-»' . 7JU.7S V*3 «J®rj34 IMI .... V*4 I*®* Q4J3 la at fits a the abuse every dot ring aohacrib. r-aa » stT ar evaAiaMb a Mbising Word Contest. 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