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ChemfsoS.
MUSLIN CHEMlSE, with corded
tards. open front and reinforced
sleeves: specially pre,d for this sale at
LAWN SKIRT CHEMIsE. three in.
sertions Of lace, finished with ribbon.
beading ani edge, iuifle on skirt trim
med with insertion and edge; spe-
eialiv priced for this sale at
NAlNSOoK SKIRT CHEMIST. all
over lace yoke and edge-.uekei ,utfie
on skirt. specially priced !or this sale at
Sowns.
MUSLIN GOWNS, with tucked Hub
bard yoke, cambria ruffle finish; 3to
\ customer only NJ. each,
MUSLIN GOWNS. Empire style,
hcmsti!chcd front, .uiile and sleeves;
specially priced &c: this sale a,
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC GOWNS,
with pretty embroidered yokcs:
regularly worth oSc. and 81. IS apiece:
specially priced for this sale At
Drawers.
DRAWERS Of good subst autial mus.
lin, plain hem, @tucks and yoke band.
specially priced 70, this sale at
cAMBRIc DRAWERS. with lawn
hcmatitcksd ruftle aud yoke bands:
specially priced for this sale at
cAMpRlC DRAWERS, with wide
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lawn Iuffle, tucks, 4 rows OF hem.
stitching and yoke band: specially
priced for this sale at
MUSLIN DRAWERS, with deep
tucked ruffle, wide edge and insertion
Of to,ehon lace; specially priced for
this sale at
Coysoi Covers.
FANCY NAINsooK CORSET Gov
Frs. deliberately trimmed with lace
OF embroidery, ribbon insertions, all
full fronts, strictly high class. per.
fett fitting garments, worth 81. IS and
Si.45; specially priced for this sale at
PLAIN CAMBRIA CORSET COW
Frs. tight fitting, with tucked front,
fine finish; specially priced fos this
sale at
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS, tight
fitting, neck and sleeves edged with
lace OF insertion: specially priced for
this sale at
NuaersAYrIs.
SHORT MUSLIN UNDERSTANDS.
embroidered Iuff!e. cluster Of tueks,
and yoke band; specially priced for
this sale at
MUSLIN uMpERSKIRTS, with UNI.
bIeila lounee trimmed with tucked
rutfle and extra dust rune; specially
priced for this sale at
UNDERSlsIRTS- One big lot con-
tanning many different styles, hand
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Seldom OAK zIo,yys CAot,.

adjustable to several easy. comfort
able positions; has well made frame,
plano polish hnish, AMI reversible
cushions covered In genuine leather:
Just the chair for otaee use; specially
reduced 10, this saIs 10 !,
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somely trimmed with laees and EN-.
broideIies, hanging In values from
SITS to S2.75 apiece; q choice to-
morrow at the very special price Of 1.3S
Ip-ons. W,eHpsrs
and EianneIstsss
WHITE LAWN APRONS, with wide
hem aud lace insertion or wide hem
and tueks, tic strings; choice to-
morrow 70, IL
EXTRA FINE WHITE LAWN
APRONS, with wide hem and tueirs
and tie strings; specially priced for
this sale at 10
BINGHAM APRONS. Of a large size,
with border; specially prieed for this
sale at is
OUTING FLANNEL KIMoNA
GOWNS. with plain borders; speetal-
ly priced for this sale at 50
sTocKiNErrE UNDERsK1Rrs, an
wool neeeed backs; specially priced
for this sale at 20
PLAIN CUT PRETTY FLANNEL
ETTE WRAPPERS, neatly trimmed
with braid: while they last, So
BLACK AND BLUE POLKA DOT
WRAPPERS, handsome styles with
braid trimming and 1ouneed skirt;
regular $l.o5 value: specially priced
for this sale at LIS
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o Fifth Annual Sale of
l12ce furniture, Floor Coverings, Blank .3ooks,
Slahone1v ana Supplies

nave
Office attention. let take order for
thing
Substantial, mi artistic Office Furniture;
Handsome, Office FLOOR coverings;
Office Stationery, Blank Books and Office Supplies.
doN0r's uorkh purchased
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Lace Curtains and Curtain
.Go0as.

So0As.
The Upholstery Departments Bargain Friday con-
tributon to our Fifth Annual White Goods Sale ought
to prove especially interesting to all economical buyers,
as the prices have been greatly reduced. The follow
Ing Of the great values we are now oMestAgS
values the equal of which not to be had at any ot
store.
Odd Pair, Of Lace Cntsxss
at One Halt and lessl
If you have one or two windows that need curtains,
YOU can get them now below the actual Of manu-
iaeture, At prices ranging FROM per pair, % m
soc. to OsVO
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MusIINs, n Inches wtds,
doubie 7oe per yard quality hsrs fos Bar
gain FrdsyN ~
SCOTCH CURTAIN LAcEs, IS inches wide. d.nty psf
terms usually at ya here m BeEan Friday at IL Ia
SCOTCH LACE DOOR AND WINDOW PANELS, Irish
Point designs, fof Bargain Friday at Ioe
and "
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2DOO Dozen
.Z0d1es' Mo,lery
Worth 75c. a pair)
on sale Bargain Friday
ut E.c.

This big bargain is the result Of
a lucky purchase at low price. The
assortment contains plain black
hose, Aeeee-lined, black or blue with
polka dots or fancy stripes, and black
with undyed feet. All sizes.
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8Iack 6 Colo1oa six Nemnants
III Lc./< I0r;ec

Remnants the best regulated STORES Lney
b. gotten OF, what the loss may While
We Of ou,re money them sales are blessing
those the seo!s and 10 pay inc
regular prices asked them when cut from the piece
The lengths collection from Of a
yards YOU pd them some OF the most &c
srabIe shaces and fanees Of the season
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Wen's ana Rey,' Wrnte~
CI0fh<n0.

The season when you need Winter Clothing most
Midwinter to carly Spring-is here. If you need an
other Suit, a heavy Storm Ulster, OF Macintosh to
equip you properly for it, get it here tomorrow, and
YOU viii thank us for the suggestion these special
p.:ce-reductions will save you considerable money:
SIS MEMS CHOICE WINTER SUITS. pleasing patterns.
standard wooln fabrics eheviots wo1stsds and twe:d;
oda lines suits that formerly sale
at So SO and $3.50; choice Bargain Friday for 600
$50 MEMS STORM ULsTERs Of heavy trie1e ulster
ines in shades gay black and brown cut long, with
l,!xc collars warmly heavy plaid: fully woIth$0
ard until recently sale at that price, here oI Bargain
Endayat o.oV
MEMS MAcKINTOSHES- Naty cloths, In the
make with deep velvet collars, mounted
pretty paid Innings rewed strapped eems.td seams aud
well tailored throughout regularly sold at $50 specially
priced for bargain Friday 2.9S
40 dozen BOYS WAISTS made Of pereales and winte!
outing Asnaes choice patterns with pl,lted backs and
fronts; regular SOC. and sc grades; sale Bargain
Friday at ID
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K11dko>chIoIs.

For the big Annual White Goods Sale we have added
several special purchases Of dns Handkerchiefs
already large and magnificent stock, making 1t of the
finest to be found anywhere. Here's sample bargain:
LADIES' SWISS EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMMED
HANDKERcHlEFS In = great variety Of pretty patterns,
worth loe.. lse and 1885,; choice, 7c., &c. and l7K
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glassware, Thinner NIa>o and
.3xIc-n-.R roc.

BIxc-a-B>oc.
Some specis! selections from stock all greatly re-
duced in price for Bargain Fridays selling. Many
bargains of the same kind here to-morTow-come and
see them
OabIo SIasswaro.
WATER TUMBLERs crystal glass; special dos., at IS
WATER TUMDLERS lead blown glass. special per
doz, -
SALTS AND PEPPERS crystal glass. nickel plated tops,
special, each, 5
BUTTER DISHES crystal glass, Initiation of cut glass; spe
cial at 10
Dinner Waye
We will close out two OPEN STOCK PATTERNS
of very fine china just IL regular prices The assert
ren in both patterns is complete, and u Dinner and
Tea Sets can readily be made up from same. All are
decorated in rich border patterns and gold traced This
is the way prices will run
BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES. regularly sold At ;7ls
dozen, special Ut IOo
TEA PLATES regularly sold S3os do1en special at l.53
BREAKFAST PLATES regularly sold special 1873
DINNER PLATES regularly sofa at 81 dozen, special 233
SOUP PLATES regularly sold at s3s dOreu speeialat 21S
TEA CUPS AND SAUcERS regularly sold j, $40 do,eu
special at Z.IO
BAKERS, regularly sold at SIC dozen, special at 20
DINNER SETS. pieces. full gold traced. regularly sold
$780, special at |.oO
Buc-a-:Brac
large OF fine ART PIECES, Marble Figures Bronze
Figures other dre specimens from the most ait pot
teries Europe sale Tomorrow special tables at
.HaW P>7ee
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eS<o0ol- Cooper q Go. -,8unAer,

om Floors ire
dco
hat YdA unR alteration
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Ute Dress Gooas Dept.

VIII hola a special Bargain Friday Sale OF a.
ALBATROSS at, per yard, ~
All wool AlbaIos tally KNOWN Of the most
popular fabrics Of waists ehdIens
dresses etc. and this the lowest which this quality has
been Offered this season--heIe elsewhere
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ITna we'W SAFE you fully Pc. on ov
FLANK 3ooAJ.

Thank 3ooAy,
Record, Day Book, Cash
and Journal: wove paper, bound IN
duck, leather covers, 300 pages; our
price, each,
LEDGER-Journal, Cash Book; fair
grade white paper, bound in slate
duck, 200 pages; our price. each, :
LEDGER-Journal o, Cash Book;
snc Prade heavy wove whitc paper,
toand in slate duck; imitation Russia
comets, spring hack huba, marble
edges, 200 pages, our price, II
MINIATURE LErGER-Iou,nal and
Cash Book. Bound in crown cloth.
nne quality paper, asa pages, sire
'ao inehes; special price, each,
ROLL BOOKS, DENY size, good
heavy paper; ruled for 81 dayu:
bound In black cloth sides, black
leather back and corners. $50 pages;
cur price,
HOTEL REGISTER Printed heads,
heavy white wovc payer half Rus
STA leather back ard corners, $50
pages; cur price, IL
LINE oooh-"eehIy: imitation
leather cover; our price,
NOTES, DRAFTS, RECEIPTS
quarter eound, r1pc, sides, cloth
back; 50 leaves: our price, each.
INVOICE BOOKS, bound In full duck;
extra manila paper; 200 pages; size
io'=xl4h; our price, {
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, bound in
full slate cloth, cut flush, fair grade
paper, 40 leaves our price,
DUPLICATING ORDER BOOKS
bound IN half leather back, with il.
dexesiu fTont and patent carbon holder
In back; our price, .
COPYING BOoKS-Pins duish. eood
strength; Will take excellent COW Of
pan OF type written matter, 300 psxss:
our pIiee
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Si !l!!!!II i1A@I! !!!!
fifth 2Qnnual 2LIhae Sale.

made unuua M great annual
continue
particular desire to emphasize all important point Of
during the White Sale will be
2Domon,, NusHn Cambria Undor0or7onks
Clea made stylish undegarmn specially for this
quoted but
by
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N1nos and .Itquor,


PENNSYLVANIA RYE WHlSKEY,
! per gal. including jug. lbs
{ OLD MARYLAND RYE WHIsKEY.
per gai.. including jug. 2.OO
! OLD CROW AND PEPPER WHls-
{KEY. per gal, including jug, ESQ
MONOGRAM RYE WHISKEY, per
gai., including jug, 500
MT. VERNON, per full at. bot. rs
ROCK AND RYE, sure cure tor
coughs and colds, at. bot, 70
PERFECTION COCKTAILS. all var
}!etics, Manhattan, Martini, Vet
mouth and Gin. pet bot, 80
!, PURE CALIFORNIA PORT AND
SHERRY WINE, according to vim
|tage, gal. including jug. $500. 6l.5o
sl.2s, si.oo AMI Us
CALIFORNIA CLARET. sound and
bottle ripe. including jug. per gal, 65
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Also a Sale of
Dross Goods Remnants

ut 27boHI /-2 Regular I'|Ieo7.
All our remaining sto1s lengths wsnves OF Dress
Friday at half opportunity for tie purchase
OF enough material fer q waist a skirt
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Cigars

for Bargain Friday at greatly re.
dueed prices in order to effect a
clearance of some odd lots left over
from our Holiday sale:
700 boxes SUMATRA WRAPPER
CIGARS, all New York made. In as
sorted brands, long combination
filler, various sizes. worth up to
S2.75 per box Of 50; Bargain FIJI
days clearance price only $50
900 boxes Of SEED CIGARS, seed
wrapper and filler, Perfeeto shape;
Bargain Fridays clearance price,
per box Of 50, so
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
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n /4c. Sale Of
Cano<es for Bargain
Trlaay.

Compare the prices charged else
where for these candies, and note
the great saving. Bea, in mind,
also, that our candies are warrante
pure and fresh.
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ishsd finish; al raised bsvellsd panels baeks
and sides; large centre drawers; 37x37 inch
tops; J medium and large book drawer, with
divisions IN lass.
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OxI1ce Supplies.
BILI-HoLpERs, 20 :.
PEN-RAcKs. II y,
SPIRAL PEN.RAcKs. S y,
'MUcILAGE POTS. II 70
OAK ARM.REST, 80 IL
BOARD CLIPS. note letter and cap en-
size, 70
MARKING cRAYoNs, 3 PTi
BRASS CLIPS, 4 81
BULLDOG CLIPS, 3 So
WIRE DEsK.TRAYs, 10 to.
LETrER.BOx FILES, l5c. and IS r,
TYPEwRITING PAPER, per ream, so N.
DAILY MEMORANDUM cALEN- on
OAR, 1901, fol
coLLlNs's IMPROVED NKERAD-
IcAT0R, regular price, 2sc. special
price, Is Of
srAFFoRp's BLACK INK, qu,r mi
bottles, S. th
Copying E>s,,s.
STANDARD COPYING PRESS. re-
ceives book i0xi3 inches; our price, $50
COPYING PRESS, receives books 10
xiS't. orr price $50
(a/sn1nyy for 1884,
A big assortment to select from; re-
Gently on sale at Soc, 7sc. and $500
apiece; your choice tomorrow for IS
Dyar.es for L9DI
Pun and complete lines of the most /,
desirable i,n4s, At prices ranging
from l5e. to ESQ
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SOLID OAK OFFICE DESKs-Thsas sisss
and specially reduced prices:
4s inches long; special fof this sale At 1900
90 inches long: special for this sale st $500
n inches losg; special for this sals at 1900
% inehes long; special fos tie saie ct 1900
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will be sucn
proud that will combine high qualities and
attention
prepared the
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come part Of my life. Quick, then,
Jack-tell me what to do!'
"Come with me,' said.
So she wrapped herself in a long
cloak, not of pink silk. and she put on
domino, and led her to Mr.. Red
mans Office. And here I begged her to
let me set Csy:vn in writing what she
had told me, but in fewer words, while
Mr.. Redman stood over me and read
what 1 wrote and as wrote it. =
"The story, your ladyship," he said,
lis the most remarkable that I have
ever heard. NC. Il now sign in pres
ence OF witness my clerk and one
whom he will bring from the custom
house will serve
80 she signed in the same bold. run
ming hand that we had seen in the reg
listers.
"What neXt" she asked.
"Why, madam, we have to consider
the next step. 1t is obvious that the
confession removes the whole of the
difficulty and explains what has hith-
erto seemed inexplicable. How, it was
asked, could the place Of the bride be
filled at the last moment and without
previous knowledge that it would have
to be filed? And who was the woman
thus duly married and actually. though
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No Pines Smoked In Cuba.

Cuba produces no tobacco for chew
ing, or for pipe smoking. The Cubans
who smoke pipes might be counted on
ones fingers without making a second
round of the fingers. The cigar and the
cigarette prevail. 10 what extent the
Cuban cigarette might ever become
popular with American smokers is a
matter beyond determination. 1t is GER
tain that most Americans of prolonged
residence become, if they be smokers,
addicted to Cuban brands and find diff
Guilty in weaving themselves back to
American brands on their return.-Re-
view of Reviews.
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leave this money with my cousin, the
bookseller, to be paid over to him on
receiving the manuscript.
And, this business arranged, l had
nothing more to do with London.
had been, however, as you shall pres
emily learn, more successful than I my
self understood, for 1 had learned by
actual presence the daily life and con-
xersation of this noble lord, and had
laid the foundation for proof Of the
conspiracy to disguise his true charac c.
ter, and. what was much more imp "
tant, I had unwittingly fired the mil
of the mysterious woman herself with
resentment and jealousy.
We We're now, indeed, although we
knew it not, very near to the end of
these troubles.
returned with the satisfaction of
bringing with me the confession OF the
conspiracy which we had long known.
Still it is one thing to know of a con-
spiracy and quite another thing to
have a plain confession by one of the
chief conspirators. You may imagine
that the poet was not long in writing
out full and complete confession and
in claiming the guineas Of my cousin,
who took the liberty of readf- the
document and of witnessing his Ia.
ture before he gave up the money
One after the other the victims of
Lord Fylingdale's perfdy and Of their
own wickedness came over, so to speak,
to the other side, impelled by rage and
the desire for revenge, and made con-
fesslon. The first was our old friend
Sam; the second was Colonel Lanyon.
Like the poet, he also fell upon evil
days. But, less lucky than Sam, he
had lost his liberty and was now pris-
oner for debt in the Kings Bench pris-
on.
The voice of the third confederate
followed. 1t was voice. from the
tomb. Sir Henry Malyns, the poor old
beau who had lived for 80 years in
the world of fashion, who had spent
his patrimony and had in the end been
reduced to the miserable work of a de-.
coy. as you have heard. was at last
summoned to render an account of his
life. He repented of his degradation
as the secret servant Of Lord Flying
dale; he repented of his share in the
deception which led to the promise, if
not the performance, of marriage be-
tween his patron and Miss Molly. And
he dictated to some one who attended
him in his last moments a brief note.
which was accepted in the spirit of for
giveness which he desired.
Next came the Rev. Benjamin Pur4
den, A. NJ, in a truly impudent letter to
Captain Crowle, which the captain read
to us all. The reverend gentleman ex-
posed the whole scheme.
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time. Farms, lands, houses, were Sold
for what they would fetch - at half
their value, quarter Of their value.
All the money out at mortgage had
been called in; all the money received
at the quay and the counting house
had been sent to his lordship's attor-
neys. In one short twelvemonth the
destruction had been such that in June
there was actually nothing left-noth-
ing out of that princely fortune except
the fleet Of ships and the general bust
ness.
1t was on the 18th Of June-I remem-
Der the date we'll and shall always re-
member it. The Lady of Lynn had ar
rived two days before and we were
moored off the quay. At o'clock or
thereabout one of the stable boys
from the house came aboard bringing
a message for me. A lady lodging at
the Crown desired to see me immedi-
ately. The lady had arrived in the
evening in post chaise, having with
her maid. She had given no name,
but in the morning had asked if my
ship was in port. and. on learning that
1t was, she desired that boy from the
stables might carry this message to
me.
l landed at our own quay. I say our
own, but it was no longer ours-that
Is, Molly's quay. At the door Of the
counting house stood the manager in
conversation with the captain Of one Of
our ships. He beckoned me to speak
with him. When he had finished his
discourse with the captain. he turned
to me.
"Mr. Pentecrosse," he said, 1.-THE worst
has now begun. Tell Captain Crowle.
1 should choke if I had to tell him.
Alas. poor man! It seems as if the
work of his life was ruined and de-
stroyed." So saying. he handed me a
letter to read. 1t was from my lords
attorneys, Messrs. Bisic & Son. 81
suppose" said the manager, that they
are really acting for his lordship.
Their power of attorney cannot be de-
MED, can 1t? Mr.. Redman, our attor-
ney, says that there is nothing for it
| but obedience"
| The letter was short:
| We have noted your information conveyed in
khe last schedule. You now instructed to pro-
coed with the sale of one Of the ships. Let her
be sold as abe ltands on arriving in port with 30
much Of the cargo as belongs to your house. Ny
lord IL tltgAntly pressed for money and begs that
there may be no delay. Meantime send draft by
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Perhaps It you'd have been better had

Perhaps 1t would have been better had
he dene So
Il found him with his attorney,
man named Bisic, whom have seen
with him frequently.
Pray, madam, take chair. I am
your humble servant You can co. said
my lord. You have my instructions,
Mr.. Bisic. Order the manager to pro-
coed with the sale of the ships
With submission, my lord. We can
send him orders, but we can only make
him obey by proceeding according to
law. He finds excuses. he makes de-
lays. He talks of sacrificing the ships
to forced SALE
You will not proceed according to
law, my lord told him.
Why, madam?
Because I have been to Lynn my
self and have explained certain points
in connection with the marriage serv-
ice in st. Nicholas church,
My lord looked at me in his cold
way as if neither surprised nor moved.
Mr.. Bisic,' he said I will commu-
nicate again with YOU So the attor-
ney left us. Then he turned again to
me.
My lord repeated, L have made
a statement of all the facts
l thank you, madam; thank YOU
with all my heart. Let me not detain
you
He said no more, and rose. But the
door was thrown open, and Mr. Purden
walked in without being announced.
'Ha,' he said, seeing me, we are all
three. then, together again! My lord.
will not waste your time I have
come to explain that since you have
refused to perform your compact you
cannot complain if have broken up
the whole business
II thought I had ordered you out Of
my presence, STRIP
So you did; so you did. have only
come to say that I have this day drawn
up a full confession Of the conspiracy
into which I was drawn by your lord
ship, deceived against my better judy
ment by the promise of a large sum Of
money
Lord Fylingdale pointed to the door.
You can 60, SIR he said. So the man
Purden went away.
Then he turned to me. 'Anastasia,
we were friends once. 1 treated YOU
shamefully in the matter of the jewels.
Things have gone badly with me Of
late. l seem to have no luck Per
haps I have somehow lost my judg-
ment. That money has done RE no
good.
Curse that scoundrel, Sam Semple.
1t is now all over. The game is played
Every game comes to an end in time.
You had better leave me, Anastasia.
You have had your revenge. Let that
consideration console you
Il said no more, but left him. 1t was
in the afternoon. Two hours later
they heard an explosion. They ran to
find the cause. Lord Fylingdale was
lying dead on the floor.
$50, Jack, we are all punished, and
none of us can complain. For my part
l am going into the country, where /
have small dover house. The soil
tude and the dullness will, 1 dare say,
kill me, but do not care about living
any longer. ANAsrAs1A.''
She did, however, pass into better
mind, for heard some time after that
she had married the dean of the neigh
boring cathedral, not under the name of
Lady Fylingdale, which she never as
sumed, but that of her first husband.
AS to the other confederates, the
poet, the colonel and the parson.
never heard anything more about them
nor do expect now that 1 ever shall.
The rest of Molly's history, dear read
er, belongs to me and not to the world.
THE END.
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A StrateGist.

Il done got even wifi de brown
skinned gemman dat cut me out" said
Mr.. Erastus Pinkly.
HE aim little huff fob you to WHIP"
said the friend
mo; but he's mos drefful supersti-
tlous. An got few friends to circle
ate de repoht in his neighborhood dat
it's onlucky to eat chicken, an now he's
dat nervous an mis'able- he does know
what to do VIII Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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Judging by the attendance at the
national lawn tennis championship
meeting in Newport, golf will yet have
to put in some strong blows if it
wishes to gain premier honors as the
most popular game Of society.
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The greeting accorded the 600 teach
ers who recently arrived at Manila
would seem to indicate that the Filipi-
nos recognize the value Of education as
a stepping stone on the road to self
government. E.....
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Now that Jimmy Van Allen has dis
placed Tod Sloane in the affections of
ksag Edward, the American Jockey
probably realizes how it feels to have
his nose put out of joint"