davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
! MmMxHMMammKMa HHHnmxmama
THls ISSUE CONTAINS ! PAGES. N
EmanMxHMMMnMnmmmmHHmxxHmm
SUNDAY THOUGHTS FOR HOLY WEEK.


SUNDAY THOUGHTS FOR HOLY WEEK.
BY Mt Roy. George b. wilkiusOn, Bishop Of
Truro.
Put yourself into the hands Of Jesus
Christ FOR this week; to be taught by
Him; to be dealt with BY Him, as a liy.
Ing person, In whatever way He may
see fit. AT this very time, In that sad
week, "the blind and the lame came
unto Him In the temple and He healed
them;N and so you and may lie at Ills
feet, blind, lame, paralyzed, dumb
to be healedj to be set free to run In the
way of His commandments, to have our
eyes opened to see His love, our lips
opened to speak His praise. 20 Lord,
open Thou my lips, and my mouth shall
show forth Thy praise.
But, as you do this, guard against q
very common snare of Satan. When
we start at the beginningo OF Holy Week
TO seek a blessing, Satan takes care that
we shall tget that blessing conscious-
". It often comes when we feel utter.
" dead and cold. AS a worn out man
taking holiday i3ells, tissa az tbSaalaai
and thinks no good has been gained;
and yet, on hisreturn to work, il a.
tcnished to tna ID himself more force,
nerve health; %, When We are expect.
ing TO draw ii spiritual health, we often
feel no benefit 81 the time, and yet,
strength is being really poured in, and
fruit comes afterwards, ID many a temp
tation conquered, many d battle won.
Remember, then, that many q Holy
Week Of conscious weakness, may not
be week wasted; only it is better not
to put ourselves into satan's hands BY
being nhprepared Think first Of
Christ, not self. DO not start with the
idea Of self; Of gaining something -even
spiritual blessing for yourselves; but
OF honoring our Lord Jesus Christ by
Following Him, as far as he may allow
in this week of His suffering. Instead
of wasting time Analysing how far it is
our own fault, when we have fail
ed, and feel troubled and fretted BY a
crowd OF tribes 80 small it may be that
we are ashamed to name thefn-let US
surrender our spiritual selves to Him.
Let US begin BY acknowledging that we
are sinners, and that It is not for US 10
say how this week is to DO used. we
simply follow while He leads darlsly,
coldly it may be- a. it was with Him in
time of darkness; but, following
Come here, to worship, not to have d
spiritual feast. Of oourse If a spiritu.
al feast is provided you win thank Him,
but II not, say Amen; even 50 Father
Think Of Christ, come to worship Him,
and think not of self this week.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
The Best Blood Purifisr.

The blood is constantly being purified
By the lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep
these organs in healthy condition and
the bowels regular and you will have no
need q blood purifier, For this purpose
eqrai to ChamberIian's
ssA f.s7sf Tablets, one dose Of
Chem will do you more good than dollar
bottle Of the rest blood purifier Price %
csn samples free at Bishops Drug Store
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Ask to see our welt oxford, which
is the most popular of"Ultra Oxfords."
Palmer Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

WANTED-TWo nicely furnished
bed rooms in neIgbborhood Of Han r
over park. Apply b" POstoflioe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Ac She letter was not written for
publication the name ID withheld
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Notice.

We have just received a fresh lot Of
Itailn delicacles, such as oheess,
msccaroui, green and black olives,
olive oil, tomato sauce, etc.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

STRAIGHT CREEK, VA, May 80, lSoa.r-I
have been using DR.. ]. H. MoLean's med
iCines for several years and find there is
nons better, especially the strengthening
Cordially and Blood Purifier. This rene
Siy has done me more good than all other
remedies Ihsye ever used. / do not lose
an opportunity to recommend IL.
CHRISTIAN L. PuFrENBARgER
For sale by W. J Butts, The Druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

We make a speciality of fitting feet
thas are hard to A..
Palmer Shos Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

The head Of Thomas II. Benton, Of Missouri,
win decorate the new two per cent. bonds Tor
$1,000
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

There is something about the ultra
oxford" that gives 1t tylish and
natty appearance, aud makes it look
well through the warm summer
months.
z liner Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Get your Easter oxfords of ne. They
are the newest. The Palmer Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Up in Nor heFn Alaska the census euumefa-
tors wilhave to make rounds on sled e
drawn BY dogs.
To the dea' "A rich lady cured Of her
deafness and roise in the head By Dr.
Nicholson's Artificial Err Drum, satesio
600 to Lis institute. 80 that deaf people, IN
able to procure the ear drum, may have
ii EN- free. Address, No 1850 The Insti-
tufe $50, Wright Ave, New York, NY
e-s-1y
II you want values in Oxford Pies
call and see our $3.50 lire. They are
up-to-date styles.
Palmer Shoe Co.
Buy your sprirg ties Of Us Our
line is the largest in the city.
Palmer Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Prominent People.

The name Of Colonel Kekewieh, the hero
Kin berley, is much mispronounced. It should
be prounred eCakewich
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

Ladies who do not wear boots can
End a complete line Of oxiords at the
Palmer Shoe Co.'S.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
shlp NaIiee.

Neither the master, owners or consignees
the Norwegian Bark, Emerald, VIII be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew Of said bark. Terieseu. Master.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
Eczema, Itching Humors, Pimplss, Cured By
B. B. b. Bottle Free to Sufferers.

B.BB.-Bottls Free to Sufferers.
Does your skin itch and burnq Distrsas.
ing eruptions on the skin 20 you fes9 asha-
med to be seen in company DO s9aba ana
scales form on the skin or scsdpg Have
you eczema? Skin sore and cralokedq Rash
formed on skim Prickling pain ia the
skim Bolts, PImplea, Bone Pains. swollen
joints, Falling Hair, ali Run Down, ok n
Pale, Old Sores, Uleersp All these are
symptoms Of eczema and impurities and
poisons In the blood. To cure to stay
cured take B. B. b. botanic Blood BaIpp
which makes the blood pure and ria
B. B. win cause the sores to heal,
Of eczema to stop forever, the skin
come clear and the breath sweet. b B. B
ia just tho remedy you haYs been hooking
for. Thoroughly tested tor % ssara Our
readers ars advised % try BIB. roF
sale 81 arugglsts n 4 per la5gs bottle six
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
ORsINI BROS,
Cor Bay and Mansfield 81.
Ladies, We can show you The larges
In the city

and most complete line of OxfoFds 10
In the city.
Palmer Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
4 rs.lImonIal lr0m . q EDsI.na.

A Testimonial from Cd England.
7 consider chamberIain's Cough RIM
edy the best in the word ~ bronchitis.'
says MI. William savOry Warrington,
England eIshas saved 81 Ie'a life, she
having been martyr % bronchitis
over ak years, being most Of the time con
lined to her bed She Is now quite we'll.
4 iaa great pleasure to the manufacturers
~ ghamberlain's Cough Remedy to be
aols 70 publish testimonials 81 this char
eeses, They show that great good il being
9 aed sutEsrins relieved and Yal.
remedy u staF sala 81 u
DRUG store.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

7 am candidate for the Office Of eowsty
Treasurer and solicit the votes OF tie pe0pieSf
GlyHn THOMAS IL LAMB
Subject to Demo cratic primary.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TAX RECEIVER.

/ especially @&Ashnce Hf-self as a candidate
for the Office OF Tax Receiver aid solicit the
votes Of the people 81 Glynn.
subj CT to ] emocratic primary.
MASON Il, SCARF Eft.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08
These unweieome visitors usually appe

Mr.. Z. Vi Pratt. Cave, S. G. writes
For twenty years / was sofely
afflicted with boils and carbuncles
caused by impurs blood. II is inFpos-
sible 70 deseTspe my suffering part Of
the tinie Deing una towork or sleep.
several doctors treated me, and tried
all he so-cailed blood remedies, but
soothing seemed to do me any good
During the summer Of 1888 | was per
sladeti3o try s. s. $. and Alternating
seeerai bottles was entirel j cured and
haye lad no return Of these painful
pests up To the present time
and any information or advice v
whatever for this service Send
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

2 liner Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

For sale by W. J Butts, The Druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-08

even cancer, is the result of a neglected boil
Keep the blood pure, and it will keep the
skin clear Of all the irritating impurities that
cause these painful, dishguring diseases
S. S. S. cures boils and carbuncles easily
and permanently BY reinforcing purifying and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
Roberts l. Moving.
Roberts

London. March 29.-Lord Roberts
has sent 10000 troops to Glen. ten
miles north of Blocmfontein. on tne
railway. This is preliminary TO the
general advance.
Immense quantities of stores have
now been accumulated at Bloemfon-
tciu. and Lord Roberts infantry Is
seemingly about TO move. An impress
sion. which can he traced TO the war
office. is abroad that the advance VIII
begin next Monday. Bocr observation
pnrtics are lowering near Blocmfon-
tcin, but Lord Roberts has 100 miles
to cover before reaching the great pQ-
sition which the Beers are preparing
mt Kroondstadt.
Moving ten miles day is probably
the best he can do with field transport.
Therefore he can hardly engage the
Beers in force for two weeks. The re-
construction of the railway behind
him may even delay an invasion of the
Transvnal until May.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
sENsArIoNiN MONTANA COURT
Orc rurrha.in. Company IL Charged with
Mining In Forbidden Ground.


Helena. Mont. March 3.--Counsc!
for the Boston and Montana Company.
iust prior TO the adjournment OF the
Supreme Court yesterday, filed afii-
duvits OF a sensational nature In sup
port OF a motion FOR an order why the
Montana ore Purchasing Company
should not he punished for alleged CON
tempt. The Boston and Montana Ore
Purchasing Company has extracted
ores from the disputed ground In the
PENNSYLVANIA after having been en-
Joined last January 10y court not to do
SO.
The ntiidavits created n sensation.
The disputed ground is among the
richest in the Butte copper district. n.
l., IIcinZc. vice president of the Mon
,nna company. sworc lie had issued no
order directing the extraction OF ores
on the forbidden ground. The sen
sationnl motion was made Just after
court had heard arguments Tor dis-
missal of the injunction against the
Montana company. and was supported
by n number Of aiiidarits from miners
who claimed to have seen men AT WORK
In the disputed ore body. VINO We're
in the employ of the llcinzcs. Two
prominent mining engineers also ihhdc
utiidnyits that minin. had been con
Quoted contrary to the injunction. The
court set April llih as the date Tor
hearing the applications.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
WESTERN nN,LRoA~ HAl -.
Intsr.tate Comm rec omn,ission fnSssit
eating at In. Ans-iss.


Los Angeles. Cal. March 29.-con-
siderable time WIS taken up III the
hearing bcfor. the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission to-day In discussing
the case OF the Colorado Fuel unh Iron
Company. which WIS given lower
rates TO the coast than ihos" from III.
Missouri river by n decision OF the
commissioners three years nso. Z. 4.
Reynolds said that this rat. had given
that company absolute command Of
the heavy iron markets OF the Pacific
coast, the company liking prices Just
under those OF eastern houses.
Commissioner Clements, who had
participated In the decision which the
witness criticised. took u great Interest
In the testimony, hut maintained TINT
II must result In lower prices for iron
than would prevail on the coast were
II not for the cheap rate from Colorado.
a. Haas wholesale dealer III to-
bacco. liquors and groceries, testified
that annuiimcnt of the dincrcniinis
would result In forcing his house back
10 sea shipments. and to making all
purchases ON the Atlantic coast which
are now made Ia the middle West.
Shanno Crnndail OF u hardwar, conf
pany testified that purchases In the
middle West by his house amounted
&c twenty-five per cent. more than hvc
y.nrHpgo. In the territory covered 10y
his faaisc he estimated that eastern
iobbcrs got nifty per cent. Of NIL b,isi'
ness In his line. the profits being less
than the diffcrrntinls. lie declared ihnt
II was feasible to conduct business
with nli shipments by sea, though less
convenient.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
GENERAL JoUsERT DEAD.
E,ca Inndouer. Express u Err' ~ the
End of Ills Car~sr

ESru Iondouers Express u Efet - NV
End of His Car~sr
Pretoria, March .r.-GcE"ral i. j.
Joui,cri, commandvr.in.chlcf OF the
Transvnnl army. died here to-day nj
II 10 n. III. OF pcritoniiis and stomach
trouble. after an Illness OF two days.
London. March .D.-rhc announce
mcnt OF the death OF General Jouhcrt
seemed To produce u feeling somewhat
akin to sadness. ThGNc was no out
ward sign OF ciation shown. All the
papers praise the dead generals line
qualities. and say that he Il the one
Bocr general who has shown talent
for the arrangement OF combined
movements.
Every Briton.' says the Daily Iclc-
graph. will pay u trihn,c of respect TO
the brave adversary. and Sir George
Whites culogy OF this Zoe as u soldier
and gentleman. aud u brave and hon.
orablc opponent. might well be his cpl.
tnph."
1, Is not thought his loss VIII
greatly affect the Beers. The younger
among them have always complained
Of his slowncss and caution. General
Louis Botha some time ago virtually
replaced him In Natal. II Is said that
President Kruger Will now take per
sonal command Of the Rocr armies.
"Oom Paul has always been q
fighting man. but he il growing pretty
old for hard work In the field.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
HAIRS Attacking Nnfsking.

Pretoria. March 2S.-rhc Beers on
Tuesday igorously attacked MafckinS
ana are meeting II desperate resist
nncc.
The Boers have retakcn Ladybrand,
defeating a small British force which
occupied he town yesterday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
II,GTON NEWS.
.r,.. Notes PROM the
f.',,,L. departments

. - kpi US
,I,,s,,l,e House COM
-. Il and currency has has
- -, "a rlle bin 30 give
/. !, ,s,IOnal banks py
4, satla: Of bans anu
l,h.k Cti"7s,
40 Mlnne,ota has .l,c ~,
.slsis Dr ,lir Puerto st'
~ pwyAss for free
| ~ a. Ia!rrL S,at'S ana
= !, ,t,ra,i. the Internal
n = rzyn,imsn'' over
.,t,, : declared prSsi. s
In, asIIsue longer 'hah
q
| crsry act ne, n,Srhuy .n
70 Niun'i s>'o,"p' s'','
y,,g han so charters
4 I,s applied for for
sar,sl 10 towns OF J.
|. f.rlWap,FOllcr Dawes
rn 80 up TO go before
\ ps,A The applications
"a agricultural to" ns
IS. lSua lradlns.
vNr Of the Wealth
s ss-l sa onlcr pFohlb-
1 s..ry,cl With III. ser
oAa: i:lp'ics during
6! si.t. further tia,
e.. Sl.amii.s nj any
,r,e,asn In the conii.
,rsta 81. made quar-.
N at. q the several
ssfc, ,ApashCui the en-
3 5-sar object 10
hsa lci .ays ;ha, Gig
in. 70; work In tina,
ral lscs,lon. extending
n o. LsI blIl relating
~rsi Eaiir. was recon-.
. sms 10 the committee
o. ps; fUal.. The ma.
rfas E5;l0n 10 recon-.
isss lat !, 1. regarded
= q Ecasur will mp.
e: IL pgN-sen, Con.
.al aA after the vote
sasi Tie was the third
q iE a. b. was conN
W &C ,Ar motion was
tsinsai and not vut-
ID E,,t !cl 10 exclude
sl,is Ios'asc rate all
r.sa
t,t.'Hsrs Monday bc.
nss; sni officers OF
q, ! vas announced
,iarrsai had tempo.
" {, asc by placing
: r5n This action
Nssssr N the service
tss srtA opportunity
- whether be shall
n,amand. made the
nrtirmrnt act. or
20 military service.
~ rogh not be oh.
~ he rules Of the
s',' until next fall,
c'zhity for the gen.
i;iin II he desires.
r,asurcr OF the
Faii under the new
ng N.cn..n Of sill.
: saneIIatcly pur.
Wv coinage OF
l'Nts The new law
--s...t.ary silver shall
.'lN"1."I. which
ei'''.onc lS2i.aTi,.
I'-StandInr on tho
's T5.i@.ll3 The
2 Tat hereafter ali
= denominatlon OF
~ silver dollars or
4oa them. There.
q I'd other notes Of
os le Retired and sIl. II.
,sa,''iiated Tor them.
7, 7. tonnage of about
sre "''hlh
"sl'e House. refer.
captains with the
- : u .,I the Philippines
u. mat Miss Helen
~ Is maintnIninr
!. n n IN the army at
Ihese men arc nor
n a ,' Sh,rlaIns. but
!, !, ~ ~ {, A. workers,
i. ~ ~ lGinoiiicially do
H., sofS. Miss Could
!, m 2 one Of ,hcs. Innn
ais expenses. Thn
M. lhan salaries in
NJ s,,, bought that Miss -,
'I,.,.' = ,een maIntainiimmss
~ .'efs since last foii
i ! ,aI Int began roinr on,,:
{ ,,l,lt ,1a the attcnII"S ITi"S
,ts,ni,,nl5[,e sS,i,l[e of Congress
air kIlalns, k,,I5, Her great eat
a,s lGaoWn, Gp! as all her
"e aone in the most 'st
b 'p,5IieG IoGIl debate tho
III I'Gls,ins ,St the rnrr. y"T.
/ y aasrccIng to tho ,hc
/, oya. = Vote Of la5 to
d prstt, ppvet to the I'r TrcsI' DO
pals n.c,t. h' about
sol,' l,'Iylpls W.. collected
,aorSs,l ,S up to Jaunatru,. ,tu
: c,5Srs,i'lls '',s as may here.
ua'e las,oIp Ipio'ldcd
Ine The r.,, % nut an
ant bin ,o'c range
''ptiatIn, 'SSiSscd dur.
'Oi,ahloe Nlo,NcO for
10 lnemuria1
Tho f.. Ulysses s
n.y. ~ an arcI iI'Vp IN n
nS npA at raInS similar
lNtIoRs s. ar's' com
paSel a statesmen.
lcr Infosns asking the
SsOtlatIonal alation on
'"''S concern.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

| ID t. I11'as 1a1 out to ,,o
ssss.I,,,hl /, half, I'lI'TGs an'l His
| N'"'nally sa;is, a.s
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14

The training of the body is often as
essential as the training of the mind
says the Little Chronicle; in some
cases it is more essential, for health
full, well-formed body helps to develop
sound and healthful mind. Until re-
cent years little attention was paid to
the physical training of girls. If a girl
with an abundance of animal spirits
attempted any form of lively physical
exercise she was at once classed as a
hoyden, a tom-boy. Such sports and
pleasures were supposed to be exclu-
sively for boys. At the present day
physical training has it's place in every
well conducted school and college for
girls. The proper physical training for
girls should be along lines with regard
to health and symmetry of form rather
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14

idea Of peace congress should occur
to some Of the few people who don't
care rap about the rows, but who do
care when the gayety of the outing
season is placed in jeopardy. One man
in talking about the matter in a semi
jocular way said: Society in New
York needs a complete reorganization.
The unwritten laws which govern it
have been outgrown by the times.
Matters should be readjusted on the
lines adopted In some one of tie Euro
pean cities-Rome, for instance. 1t
has been some years. since | lived in
Rome, and l do not know If the same
conditions prevail now, but in thoss
days there were innumerable interne-
cine rows, yet society moved along
smoothly. The duello had much to do
with this. Three-fourths of the rows
were settled on the field OF honor, and
by the unwritten law, the seconds and
the principals were forced to be out
wardiy friendly after satisfaction had
been declared. So well was this rule
established that a hostess could with
perfect peace Of mind invite the prin-
cipals In duel to a dinner or dance,
without the slightest thing happening
to mar the pleasure Of the other
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14

guests. The great trouble is, however.
that duellng could never be introduced
here with safety. When an American
is mad enough to fight with dangerous
weapons he is mad enough to kill, and
that would never do, you know. The
Romans rarely kill one another. al
though they are hot headed and more
susceptible to offense than we."
II an up-to-date goddess of peace
were established by the smart set
there are plenty OF candidates to
toss olive branches at her feet. For
instance. the Vanderbilts and the Will
sons might bury the Ratchet, dug up
because OF the marriage OF young Cor
nelius to Miss Grace Wilson. In this
particular row there are innumerable
supporters on both sides. One of the
Wilson girls is married to a Goelet,
and naturally the Goelets take the
Wilson side. Orme Wilson married
Carrie Aston, so the Astors are brought
into the fuss.
Then the vanderbilts and the Bel
monts might worship at the shrine of
the proposed goddess with satisfactory
results to society at large. The Van
derbilts have never had anything to do
with Mrs. oliver Hazard Perry Bel
mont since she obtained her divorce
from her first husband, MIR. ". X. Van
derbilt, and as result the whole clan
of Belmont Is now arrayed against the
Vanderbilt host.
And the Rives, with their numerous
connections, have nothing whatever to
do with the Belmonts, for the reason
that Mrs. George l.. Rives was the first
wife OF o. II. p. Belmont. She had
one daughter by him, and her hatred
for the name of Belmont was so in
tense that she had the child's name
legally changed TO Rives.
Some society folks with more eour'
age than others would not consent &c
receive Mrs. Coleman nrayton wher
her mother. Mrs. Aston, endeayored &C
re-establish her in society, and these
became targets for the Aston wrath
James J. Van Allen, son-in-law Of
Mrs Astor, took up the cudgels in be-
half of Mrs Drayton. and as a result
many people have little to do with Mr.
Van Allen.
These are merely a few sample cases
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14

Tree, four days." replied Christine.
Christine reported that the regular
milkman had reappeared. Hes been
sick" she commented.
Miss Stanton longed to interview the
man in order to find out how long Mr..
rhurston came to be driving his
wagon, but she did not do so. Nor did
she tell anyone about the strange ex-
perience.
On his return from California Ned
Harmonson came to see Miss Stanton,
as in duty bound.
Your prediction did not come true,
Ned" she said before long 81 saw Mr..
Thurston only once during the whole
time you were away. You could never
guess how and where that was"
Ned laughed. "Thurston is a queer
fellow. Goes in for philanthropy and
all that. No one but you has seen any
thing of him since that night before
went West. l looked him up yester-
day, for l couldn't understand his
dropping out of things. Where do you
think | found him? Living in a social
settlement on the West Side. At the
head of mems club with over 100
members. they swear by him-all
those rough workingmen-and don't
wonder, for he it their friend through
and through. Why when one of them
was sick and afraid of losing his place
If he laid off, Guy actually took his
route and
Served milk at our back door"
interrupted Louise.
No, did he really!'
Yes, really. l saw him. don't
wonder, for he is their friend through
a hero. Do bring him to see me. Ned ."
Ned promised. AS he went away he
fell to castle building. Louise and he
had long ago decided to be friends ana
not lovers. At first Ned could not be-
come reconciled to that, but in time he
came to see tuat it was for the best
NOW he was engaged to a dear little
maiden, who he loved far more than ba
had ever loved Louise SO he brought
Guy to see Louise. Before long Guv
told her all about his workingman, =
nearer his heart. '' q"t'
Ned was best man at the Wedding
Exchange.