The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-10-24
z he Demnrrat-St
two REMARKABLE RROTWrD.
Age Herald.

-, i'"'I Lane are Lro,L1
'rI' The former is Il reformed pn
publican, and now edits ,Lo !, I've
c.fat Huntsville Mcrcug. Hea,',0
Is a farmer aud Democrat in Inn,.|
lone county. N''e
They are fond of sp,rrio,
Zach other. and The other da" a
speech referring to the ST ~
resolution s, Hector was inIerr", !.
Ell by some one in the andiopo
with the question "c1
GLOW is il, ller, that vor 81
are an Alliance man. djsamS" n9
this measure, while CHARTS "a',
brother, who i not an AlS"u]
man, defends il :" 'Hc7
WELL" says Hector, "Iu ,.,|
you how this is. Charlie L,an0 wy
his peculiar way, some of the mo i" ]
SYMPATHETIC men you ever S s,r
and al present he IS nearly nr %"
come with the weight Of his AVN "ni
pathy and affection for The ldso1
people,' that Is. a reasonable ma
jority OF them. ut"
"He smiles when they smile.
And he weeps when they ween
aside from being a >ympallpl.
ic man, Charles, like Caesar, is sm.
bilious, and his chief smb,I,on1
now lies in popularlzing the paDpr|
that he is editing. Bit mi trlI
You all a little bit of personal bi.'
Tory that relates to Charles and
myself, that will illustrate what
Pm driving at.
when Charles and | vero|
chunks of boys living at our old
home in huntsville, Sandy Bynum
gave me "A fine bull pup. We vera
great rabbit hunters, and ore dav
we Went out TO the foot of tbe
mountain and The dog ran a rabbit
in Il hole under some rocks, and
We as could not reach him with Al
twisting stick, | concluded TO crawl
in and maybe thus reach HIM.
couldn't reach the rabbit, but 10
have some fun, inspired by a spirit
of boyiSh deviltry, | halloed Ia
Charles that | was hung and
couldn't gel loose. Charles lngged
and sweated in his effort 10 GET me
out, but finally, scared and worried
out as he was, he sat down on a
rock and commenced crying, and
us he sat there rubbing his eyes
with his knurkles between snUbs,
SAID : Bud. | don't believe You
will ever get OUT | told him !
didn't think | ever would. We'll,
I'm mighty sorry for you, Bud, and
| hate mighty bad to see you in
that fix, but, Bud, il you neve: get
out, can | have The bull pupF
Now, Charles thinks the A.
lance is in a hole, and will never
get out, and he is mighty sorry for
II, and hates To see il in that fix
but you can bet your bottom dollar
that Charles has his eye On the
bull pup. and stands "A picture Of
beautiful reaIints IS to admlniSler
On the estate of The deceased in
nf lis Iamisp1
CHARLEY's REToBT.
In The Huntsville Mercmy Of
Saturday CHARLES comes back at
Hector in the following equally
gorgeous fiction /:
elsewhere IN this Issue undtr
The heading His or Eye on The
PUP is a get-of of The muz'
lle loading statesman from Lime
county, The editors dude
brother, Hector ID. Lane. The
article was cheeriully accorded
space in The Montgomery AGrertS'
'r from whence we clip 1t. Our
brother is a gifted man IN some
'espectS-thal is, in point Of per-
'onal appearance. We have often
remarked that if we possessed his
beauty and our brains, there is no
elling what we might accomplish
Hector is a peculiar man; he has a
great horror of political Obscurily
rs well as a strong and apparent
enGency toward fabrication. IN
.egard to The bull pup yarn we re-
an incident in our career
When Sam Jones was preaching
II Huntsville z few years ago
1cctOr's better-half wisely bronen'
M from Tie plantation, hoping
hal Sam jones could do something
or him. As il happened, sam
IOnes preached a sermon lha'
on lying. Hector was "iecI-
for early next morning, WIN
arge tears glistening IN his beat
iful, expressive brown eyes nc
anne TO cur bedside and sald,
| intend 10 reform im.
end to quit lying. Now, my yea.
,rother, do you remember tla.
Iull pup tale | have told GA you 80
Yes, we replied, We lt
ne mber il well. Tor we have heSlu
often enough. Well SAID ne
have told you that on you SO ~.
en- that | don't know now eXae'H
7heIher it was a lie ct not, 50
ave come to ak you whether !
ave been lying or not tor IGe.o
many years. We assured nini
hat he had been lying abont lns
ull pup, and he ought TO nav
1t. WELL said he' 'deai
'harlie, | ask your iorglveheS
nd solemnly promise not 20 tea
hat lie again. We told him lns,
re would forgive him, and ihouEu =,
hen was an opp0riune ume ~
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