American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26
VOL. XXIII.


:,o,
'he ianu-
1ou are TOO modest-foo modes
Why, 1t would be impossible to estimal
lhe Sood you nave done
bul now 90 you know anythihs apor
me? MI Martin has hitherto been m
only acquaintance mere, ana WIN MIN
1 "A town possessing the faciiltles {
ours, interrupted the Judge, chucklln
with excessive amusement, while the wis
dom OF an Owl settled upon ms countt
nance, heeu scarcciy rely upon VI
Martin Tor Iniormatlon- we manage tf
| keep up WIN the current iherature OF III
day, l assure you
II DO MOI doubt IT. YET cannot concelv
VIVA. you mus learh aDou. me.
Irny ,hae Is conilcai TeHarkIyo'
must excuse my saying So MISS lodge
nlosl .otn ~, a atn,i ioi d iaay OIL you
epI','ion ~ I
10 Hot uluerstanu you, she salu, re
sar1lng MIN WIN puzIied ar
WY s'"p's' 'ne ''u'iio' Vi your WIFI
..
Wriungs-my writings; why
"nGre nave you seen any OF my letters;
Mouiu DC rather apsurd 10 lhlruue
ulon Mss DTsges Privace cofiespona
ehce; wnen her hooks ana magazine artl
az. NJ =" ,,,atr.a;n u.;o,s
Judge Alden 7 never wrote . limo for mi,
1icaf3n,, in nv Iife :" cried the astnn;sfeG
girI
The I;,tle- Iudne 1oot,ed ser;ous1v of
Tended and assumed rather severe tone
As he replied.
.sNiss ABIGAIL DODGE forpets that her
disguise has long since been nenetrated
and that our quiet community. as we'll as
with Gail Hamilton,n
"Gail Hamilton? I? Oh. JUDGE Alden F.,
Truly, this explanation of the mystery
never entered NV brain. What shall I
dos What will the people think of me?
I am not Gail Hamilton; nv name is not
Abigail. am simply Annie Dodge. and
I came here to open a millinery and dress
making establishment in connection with
Mr.. Martins store. NV reception here
has astonished me. buf 7 attributed IL
to a desire to encouroge nv industrial
schemes"
The Judge seemed ouite as mucb fms.
tered during this speech AS did his main
fully embarrassed companion, but he was
not the man to permit circumstances LONG
to endanger his dignity. Closely cues
tioninc Miss Dodge upon the facts of her
life he was coon tbororgbI,, conyorsont
with all needn't points.
..lI,r L., NJ Doa1,, a., -,
.,-o,, {a1tS Mei1 nd - 20, 1-;,, ~. l,,;ini
hy mo Won naed have no d;tf;c, III " o,
=, ~, y. oie c.s nv u,nisi! ~, "a
o q, 9o"''h NOM 'his uiiiiiis uiieni-
h+l I ,
consent =, Ii caIiinp o,I , Sm ,,oot;r, ~
he town hall oil and tot ui,n sbonid nnSo al
&c q. ax-,,Ia;,' - r'n-;a;o., ~ "' IL
-, - a. u P7i'II % 'nI na.
:; al ~, a., Iii - - I,. ~. ~, :.
NJ nc a. NeIi 70 ieI l, oe supposeu tiat
ie anu MS iainlly nag known rom the
l.a VIC m sne MaS. Milh9ut some ueSislve
,;p.d 1ii ND , ,konafhnn .eu Pliis "ouio DC
T,ho d I,,d,,n ,,orfn s H,Siueu
o,,,,,. III - me- M: nj P'it vi ,n1
Law Ms Rodne $500 p IN, nrl ioohi aii
Jay, Miss Douse $1,000 that evening once
lio su1rpuhueu w an auIniflns assem-
'.ase. Inere was sollieihinS regal III tne |
~ ePPeai aiec Hel eyes spar h!eu Will
r;Iiiant ~ ,,an,,, ne. ,Jn,ppI I'LL wa, was
cd no,.or I,ofdra d;soo,.nrod
80 81 80 49,: -: NJ" n..fu
,,-s,',.n.'d IL, an asaii,' nIi I'M
- -os.- 80 amy ~
,,d;anna t,nr stn I naa i't eaf,n upon INC
M, f.;a III 1 II usa e as lEiipMs
,a+ 7 -, -, haaI;; ~ Si ,'..n
e s.. o,-onIaJ - " ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M; ny J u,uer .o.'i
70. aI,d ,,r,aon,,sto,,,ad =.
~, -, - T $3.50. 90 an
6,Ia;nad -, - i No
~, 80 al ny 1911. ,.,.a ~ yDuI;; Wnen
-. a,i, ~ Sonoioeil! VIII = rust
~ 'L a'o mt iioiii any susPIcloh oi COIL
ani1ns you uHoer ialse Pretences.
- c.,.,sS ". " pIy siopiy "ouii
- o ~ ,ao.i,''an. mate ,,'I IoI invest
'. . IN .has assehp,aSe when the speak
III Jo .,.i.a tla' sne was hoI d ceie
unxnown ,,,od;ste Soma nxcIan,eJ
ances of conservation and snrnrise
hers endeayored to look unconcerned
tbouob they bad all along heen behind
g scenes. stiIl others in Whom a senso
the ludicrous was keenIv deve,oneJ
emed heartily tn enjoy tho diScom fifuro
their neiobbors With ono accord
vever all maid broatbIess attention 20 =
o musical voice of tho noLIo JooL;nn
man before ,her,
u From my earJ;est childhood y s,,o.o;d {
have vearned for ;ndanendonna H. a
+ understand that T was imhnnJ NV
lixotic desire TO yvrest from co caiIeJ -
annicaI man certain vital copcosS;onS
ave meyer found man more t,-ronr;nai
m woman and hold Il fnr ,,:,,,I, H., Il Il
society ia Mt nrcsent fashioned We
men have. to n GREAT extent in our own !;
pds our veal and orr woe Everx-
nest woman who makes nracticaI nse -
the enormous influence she has If in -
power to exert accomnJisbes more for :,
good of humanity than hundreds Who =,
ndly pirate about yapue RIGHTS and :,
ongs. Wherever woman turns work =
res her in the face. and If she strive In :,
ain firmncss Of nurnose ,nJ noIJ VI
,or;or;,,, T., a., s-,,,,,.s Ia.I. - | >,