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ground and that he had to do with .

ground and that he had to do with Z
wrist Of iron and the eye Of q hawk.
Jack" said Molly, 81 hope that de-
sired not the death of the young man,
but l did desire his defeat. 1t was
splendid to see him stamping on the
ground and attacking like lightning.
But it was more splendid to see his ad-
versary immovable. He stood like q
rock. He showed neither passion nor
excitement. He parried every thrust
with just turn Of his wrist"
The gentlemen on horseback closed In
and looked on, holding their breath.
There was no longer any fear on nc.
count of their champion. For the first
time in their lives they saw as fine a
master of fence as ever came out of the
schools of Paris. Meantime the other
man was as one maddened. He drew
back; he roared like bull; he rushed
upon his enemy; he painted and gasp
ed, but he continued the fight undaunt.
ed.
Suddenly his sword flew out Of his
hand and fell In the field beside the
chaise.
"Pick up your masters sword" Lord
Fylingdale ordered the chairmen.
The spectators looked to see Tom
run through on the spot. On the con-
trary. Lord Fylingdale remained in bis
attitude of defense. He was playing
with his enemy.
"Take your sword" he said. "You
are at my mercy. But take your sword,
man. We have only just begun"
Tom received his sword and wiped
the mud upon his shirt Then he re.
newed the attack. But 1t was with less
confidence. That one should refuse
to finish the duel when he had disarm-
ed his adversary was thing beyond
bis experience.
"Tom is dashed" said one Of the
company. ut is all over with Tom."
1t was. After q few more lunges,
parried with the same quiet skill and
calmness of manner. Toms sword
snce more flew out Of bis hand. Then
the duel was over. for Lord Fylingdale
made one thrust, and his sword passed
clean through the right arm at the
shoulder, passing out at the other side.
Tom reeled. One Of his chalrmen ran
to his help. and be fell upon the
ground. fainting, In a small pool Of
blood.
Lord Fylingdale paid no attention to
him. He wiped his sword on the grass.
replaced II in the scabbard and put on
his coat and waistcoat. This done. be
advanced to Molly.
Madam" he said. 1--WE are fortu-
nate. indeed. In being able to effect a
rescue. This Is not place for lady,
nor Is this a sight that one would will
ingiy offer you. | trust that no vio-
lence has been used"
81 thank your lordship. 1t was q
horrid sight. Oh. do not let the poor
man die! He Is villain, but he has
failed. Be merciful."
Then the captain came running up.
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"Mollyw he cried with the tears run
ming down his face. molly, we are
not too late? They haven't married
your The villain is paid. He IS paid
take it. He hasn't married you yeti
By heaven, If he has l will brain
him with my cudgel so you shall be O
widow as soon as wife,"
Captain, can you ask me? The man
had a chaise waiting here and would
have forced me into 1t. But I ran into
the house and so into the upper floor
whittier he could not follow. He set
his men to pull off the thatch. What
he would have done next l know not
But could defend myself"
"What Is that In your hand, Molly?'
1t was the knife, which she still held
in readiness. She threw it away. 81
shall not need 1t now," she said
What do you think I should have
done with it?'
MOLLY, know what you would have
done. said that there was no man in
England who could marry you against
your will. 1t was his heart and not his
shoulder that would have received the
knife. My dear. knew my Molly.
knew my girl"
Then the other gentlemen crowded
round, Offering their congratulations
no one taking the least notice Of the
unlucky Tom, who still lay pale and
hInolinr On tho ground
1t was Lord Fylingdale who came to
his assistance. Here, fellow" he or
dered the chairman. "Take up your
master and put him in the chair. So,
and as for you," he addressed the post.
boy, here is q guinea. Drive as fast
as you can back to Lynn. Put him to
bed In his lodging and send for sur
geOn or Il wise woman or some one to
look after the wound"
"Will he die" asked one of the BY
ISLANDERS.
81 should think it not unlikely. His
wound Is dangerous, and, If / know
anything about n man, from his ap-
pearance l should say that he would
be inclined to fever. But we are not
concerned with his fate, whether he
dies or lives: he has attempted vii,
lainous act and has met with a fitting
punishment
The carriage with the wounded man
in it went rattling along the road, the
jerks and bumps among the ruts being
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army when fully 10000 soldiers Of all
arms were present. 1t was at first de-
cided that on this occasion she would
appear in the uniform Of general in
the Royal Horse Guards, dark blue
with gold facing, epaulettes and the
other insignia Of rank, but she rejec-
ted the proposition and wore the SIM
pier costume of white amazon riding
habit with the regulation tall black
hat.
The death Of Victoria left Wilhel-
nina the only reigning woman sover-
eign in command Of an army. The
present queen Of England, Alexandra,
was at one time a fine horsewoman
and displayed deep interest in mill
tary affairs, but Of recent years she
has not been seen on horseback.
Though there are many women colo
nels. only two women may wear the
three-cornered chapeau and the four
stars and stripes Of an admiral. These
are the Dowager Empress Dagmar, Of
Russia, and Queen Olga, Of Greece, who
owe their honors to the late czar. The
Empress Dagmar is an admiral in the
Russian navy, while Queen Olga is at
tached to the Russian Mediterranean
squadron. The latter uses her yacht
as often as other women call for their
carriages and she has also passed the
necessary examination to secure a
sailing masters certificate. She often
commands the royal Greek yacht, the
Amphitrite, and she Is certainly better
equipped for the rank Of admiral than
many Of her sister sovereigns are
qualified for their military duties.
While it is said that the American
women are Of all their sex the most
progressive and the most exacting In
the matter Of having their abilities In
all directions publicly acknowledged,
there is but one woman colonel in the
United States, and hers is sort Of
courtesy rank. This is Miss Mamie G.
Morris, lieutenant colonel and aide to
Governor Gambler, Of Georgia.
Miss, or rather Lieut.. Col. Morris
halls from Chattanooga, and her ap-
pointment dates from a formal visit
made to that town by the chief execu-
tive Of Tennessee's sister state, during
which Miss Morris did much to make
It pleasant for the governor and his
staff.-New York Sun.
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SOLVING PRoBLEM.-In a speech In
London the other day, the orator told
an admirable story of the advice given
by an Englishman, Scotchman and
Irishman respectively to gentleman
whose servant was constantly breaking
articles in the household. The Eng
lishman in his blunt, honest way, said
to his employer, "Oh. get rid Of him
dismiss him." The Scotchmans ad-
vice was, stop the money out OF his
wages" But" said the master, he
breaks more than his wages amount
to-" 'Then," said the Irishman, raise
his wages"
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TTffE HE LADY
OF IYNN.
BY SIR WALTER BESANT.

Copyright, 1901, by Sir Walter Besant
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25

- 8oretntgen &agen fpds
rem in einem Der eriten !SpteIs Der
Statt 9tben 5fpei pprnebms, reide
@rmenier abseffiesen. &urs na9 ibz
men bate zine f66ne. iunse Dame elm
ben RGumen Der Sremben essel.ibers
Iiegenbes 3immer besosen. sc tniipfte
fi6 bafo Elm freunbf9aftlifsr 9ertebr
Sfpifden ben breien an, unb man
tpurbe i6liebIi9 10 pertrdut, baB bas
portefeui1e rss einen @rmeniers in bic
tpeiben 6dnbe Der unbetdnnten Sd6z
ren serieth, bic fi9 lGdeInb einsu
ausenblid bamit befdGftiste. Der &C.
nerDfe @rmenier nabm bds portefeuiGe
natiirIid auriid, obne einen Bid bins
Elm gu tbun. unb 10 sepabrte er erft
am anberen Morgen, Sab ale feline
papiere. 8riefe u. I. IN. peridfpunben
fparen, fpGbrenb bas @eIb unberiibrt
seblieben mar. Die fdOne Dame mar
dussefabren, er fotste ibr gu Wasen.
bon hanger @bnune ersriffen, unb fab
is gerube nod in benz Slur her tiirftz
faen @eIanbtff1ft perf6pinben.
= Mn etner fletnen . ds
ton Der unsariiden Staatsbabn
terlieB Der 2oeomotipfibrer einen qu>
senblid Itinen Pldb auf Der Mafdine.
obne bab ter 3usfibrer bapon 9enntr
nib bate. 9ebtsrer CAB bas Signal
sur 4bfabrt unb Der Seiser Iebte, Der
@or19rift sutpib<r. zen 3us in getpse
gting. obne bic Riidtebr bes 2ocomos
tibfiibrers a%b5utpurten. 2ebterer be-
trat bdlo bdrduf BEN 8abnt6rper, I'm
Ieinen 3us gu bef6rbern, bemertte ies
bod nit gutieben, bdb bisier fih f6on
siemli9 nett auf offener Strede befins
BET. Die nun au ieinem 2usc oeIdnz
tgen2 Sn ter Rdbe bes 8abutOrpers
fab er Srpei iurse pferte an einsu
@aum sebunben; eines terIelben loss
biuben. fid auf bdFeIbe idpinsen anb
isinem 9uss nahreiten. mai eas Mert
Res ndGften @usenbIides; in ruienSem
@alopp jaate er Lungs Der Fuhrfrabe
Biz 5ur nG9ften CHARACTERIZATION. mo
er Ieinsn 3us gliidlid errei9te, Die
locomotive beities unb = feinen Set>
ger peibli9 burdpriiselte; ben 3ug
bra6te er bann unperiebrt nah 8uba'
pet. Dem Seiser tpurSe cine ftrense
Strufe su 9beil. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25

unb erIitt einsn S9dbelbrud, tntols
gebefen er ftarb. = @beleute S9neis
bermeiiter Sismann f~eisrten bds SET
Der golbenen So63eit. : 4rbeiter
Sennina fiel aus benz Senitsr Ter ers
fen Stage bes !Sauies RisbernItrabe
so unb erlitt einen S9Gbelbrud. =
Sdaffner Slbenburs, in Der 8aus
traBe bierfelbit pobnbaft, ~ftiir5te bel
Sfbeslpe bonn s3lse. purbe iiberfa9s
rem urb itarb mad tur5er 3eit an ben
srlittenen 8erlebungen.
Bremen. Der Sendt bereitet
elm neues Canal unb Sdfenproiett
Spsds 8erbinbung Der 8innsnI6iff>
fubrt Dor. Ods bon Decentralization
Sransius ausgearbeitete proiett BE-
itebt aus einem tbeils breiz, t6eils
bieri6iffisen Canal bon Der Weier
obertalb 8remens bur9 bic ReuItabt
bonn linten 8eierufer nab Der llnters
!pefer seseniiber benz Electromagnetic.
2ibed. Mes.n 8eleiOieune Der
olbenburgiIden Regierung in &utin
tpurfe 2dnbmann a. .. b. 2epebau au
Sielbed au 500 Mart unb Rebatteur
.. Wtdntau bonn bieiisen r@eneralz
an5." au HOO Marf @elbtrafe psrs
urtbeilt. = Sn Gurdu f~eierten Die
Gbeleute pestl ibr gOlbenes gbeiubis
l0um.
3dpmets.
Sbun. 5drbermetItsr Boring, Gin
Mdnu bon SO Sabren, ftiirste BON hrr
Bride beim Sii9er16pentsn in bic
@ar unb ertrant. @r binterlGbt cine
5ablreide Samilie.
Wdlen a b. t. Bel Ssrftellung eli
mes Weses auf ber Dip 9f9ingsln
ftiirate Der arbeiter Sobann Climber.
Dabib bon bier ab unb mar fofprt
tobt.
80 t ip b I. Gum bieIise.. SeelTprs
ger 1T pfarrer &eler in YeterSeG &c,
tpG9lt tporben.
Wtntertbur. Rationalra!b
Sulser : .3iesIer frat ipesen feiner gro.
ben pripaten @ei4dftslut aus BEN
Stabtratb aus.
3iirid. Sier ipurbe Der &pr6s
flider @er3ner dus@iniieOeln eritodlen.
Oils Sbdter ipurbe Der &orbflider S.
Sartmann aus benz 9rpbberooetbum
8uben ~perbdftet. Sartmann 1T sei
Itdnbis.
@eGIerreid 'YusarrL
@ien. Wesen @erbadts bes Be-
truaes, Der @rprefuns unb @srun<
t%reuuns purbe Der Spfs unb @eri9tss
ubbotut 9r. 4nton 2oebsl perbaftet.
Der Souriit Sritf9e BON bier, Der
cine partie auf ben So9soaing ~un<
ternabm, ipurbe tobt aufsefunben. ST
mar bon Der pOqerfdarte abseitiirst.
-0as Serrenbdus Witglieb @raf
@mil 8"oiporopsti purbe tpeasn
9%liidfpiels gu 1000 3ronen Strafe
perurtbeilt. : Der Softape1msiIter
Rubolpb 8ibl 1T i'm Utter bon 10
Sabren eeftorben. = SIM !Saufe 30.
81 Der @rimmgafe in 9ubplfs6eim
purbe bic 80idbrige DiltImine Sill
lid b. Sulientbul. Snbaberin. elmer
Sabattrafit, ermorbet aufeefunben.
8atainied. Die bisiise 8Gusrin
Sopanpbtcs gebar @ierlinse: brci
&naben unb elm WGb6en.
8ubupeft It. @ridofsn bat ii9 Der
@inidbris : 5reifpiqise i'm Snfanteries
Regiment 90. Sc @bolf @lab mittelf
feines Dienftsepebres. 0as Motiu
Der Shat lit unbetannt. = Del pros
feiIor Der pbpiiolosii9en unb patboloz
sifden Gbemie an Der 8ubapeiter uni>
periitGt Or. paul pGob, Elm 8ruber
bes SuItiaminifters, tit i'm So. 2ebensz
jabre seitorben.
8ubpeis. Sn Der Gamma Stras
Be feuerte Der in Der MdI9inenfdbrif
Strlanbt II. Comp. beIdGftiste &c
Sabre alts 0rsdslersebilfe Sofef
SCHUBERT Spei Repolperfdife geser
iid ab unb perlebte iid fdtpsr. S3u.
BERT bat bic Shat aus unsliidli9er
2isbe beaunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Srete Stdote.

Samburg. War u, Ybilipp,
@orFbenbsr Ots auffidtsrutbes Der
0pnamit 4ttien : 9eieIf4aft, pors
mails aIfreb Robet &c 60. hierfeIbit,
lit in Rarlsbab seitorben. Widurer
Stint Itiirste auf benz Reubau 8antss
itraBe 81 atpanaia Meter tief berab
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
Probation for Offenders.

Newark. n. j., Dec. Probation
for offenders was the principal subject
of discussion today at the seventeenth
annual meeting of the State Charities
Aid Society held in the Newark public
library Judge Skinner of the Essex
county court, who has put the princi
pie of probation into practical opera
tion in his court, explained the work
ings of the system and the good results
it hopes to achieve. Judge G. V.
d. .Joline, of Camden county. made
AN appeal for cooperation, and 5. NJ.
Lindsay. Commissioner of Education
in Porto Rico, spoke of the conditions
in the island in the absence of volun-
tary cooperation with public charities
and corrections
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

NIvANTED Good girl Tor general Homework
W 95 T. 2d 81. Phone 81 Red 'Is-sa
\l'ANTED a letter press. size gxli inches oi
W larger. Inquire Of Tribune. 5i-S2
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
Union Pacific is Always in Lead.

For quick time ana modern equip
meDt which assure satisfaction aud
solid comfort, saves y9u ten hours To
Portland, eight hours 10 San Francisco
and makes quickest time TO Chicago
aud the east. Sec yonr local agent or
address 4. r. Griffin. General Agent,
Denver II
order COAL from Florence Transfer
and Storage Co Phone 32l black.
f. and g. G. depot. 2Gtf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

no RENT one OF the ncatcst and cionnest
| rooms ia town. Electric light bath aud
mountain water. Inquire at Daniels drug
store, h2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

1t is now disclosed that government
lands in California are being secured
by false pretenses the same Ms has been
going on around this part of the coun-
try the last few years against the ur-
gent protests and exposes of the state
paper. Some of the state officials and
leading citizens over there having be-
come satisfied that mineral lands We're
being secured under timber enteries
aud that timber lands were being
taken under placer claims, memorial
lied President Roosevelt to withdraw
from entry part of the public domain
pending investigation. The response
To tins was an order temporarily with
drawing certain lands from entry
The first result of the Investigation is
n report which gives facts. including
dreds of thousands of acres have re-
Gently been taken mp under various
laws by "A small number of persons
The pcnitentiary is not large enough
TO hold half the men engaged in this
nefRrious business nowadays.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

Your credit is good at Barney : for
Xmas presents. Prices way down. #
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
ORIENT

frJ RENT Cosy l-room cottage iiuT 81 ,
! nicely papcred r"oms, porch, water inside.
good neiglib rhood, p.ciity room. cheap rental
Owner chief object to hayr huusc well cared
FOR. Seq If. K. i.utes. Agt. sUtf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

I'O RENT Grutlempn will iird very pleasant
i rooms with ovcrY convenience over tho
Golden Rule Store.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
To Cure a Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
il II fails to cure. Il. w. Grove :
signature is on each box. Doc.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
ReadY TO Roam

Headquarters for the OIL EXPERT,
H. McDOUGALL who for the past five
years, has made the locations for many
Of the largest producing oil wells in the
Florence field, with his instrument, and
recently in Ohio located and drilled six
producing oil wells, not dry one in the
lot; also two gas wells now producing
ten million cubic feet of gas every day
at ChesterhiIl, Ohio. Mr. .McDougall will
he in Florence about the second week in
December, and any one desiring his ser
vices, can find him at T. E. Spencer's
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

NO Rent large ruoms, pantry aud closet
i nicely furnished for housekeeping, waite
IN rooms. ~ T. = street. H-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

! no RENT Furnished room, large aud pleas
i ant. clothes closet, hented, electric light
aud batl 31g l.. It'll. 1871
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

'I'O RENT-A nice room brick wly papered
and painted. cheap rent, cor. and Maple
To RENT Good barn aud corral at ~ Fra
L zet Avenue 81 -
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
Good Outlook for Holiday Trade

New York. Dec. New York NOR
chants are Of the opinion that all rec
ords for this years holiday trade are
summed up The rush with which
the season has opened certainly tends
to strengthen their sanguine expecta-
tions Leading jobbers in all lines of
business report more orders on hand
than they can fill, while the crowded
streets in the shopping district about
Eighth avenue and Twenty third
street afford abundant evidence that
the retail stores are getting their full
share of the harvest Reports from
all points indicate that the country at
large is enjoying the same measure of
prosperity and abundance that is ap-
parent in the metropolis
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05

Call and see Barney's big stocl
suitable for Xmas presents. tt
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
JUST A POINTER.

Florence merchants could take some
pointers from their neigbbors III Canon
City in the matter OF advertising.
This weeks Record comes ont with
one fwo-page. four one-page and two
half page advertisements. 5 o III e
mighty attractive offers are made, and
the Canon papers circulate to con
siderable etxcut IN Florence.
Now the Florence merchants carry
jnrt as large aud complete stocks of
goods, and have just AS many induce
ments to offer TO buyers But if they
desire THE trade they must let the peo-
pie know. If they want TO create in
terast in their special holiday attrac-
fions they must tell the people about
1t.
The best way to reach the buying
public is through the columns of the
evening paper which brings the meg
sage yon send into the homes each
evening in time to have it discussed
Mt the supper table That is what
ronnts.
Our old friends Egters and Mitchell
formerly of this city, lead Canon ad-
vertisers with two page nd. They
are setting laudabls example.
They will move an immense amount
OF goods through that ad. You, Mr..
Florence Merchant, can do the same.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
Dissolution Notice.

the Co partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the
firm name of Smith x Bald is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All outstanding hills due said firm
must be paid to John Bald at the
place of business of The Union Live
Stock and Produce company, at once.
ALEX. SMITH,
72tf JOHN BALD
Your credit is good at Barneys 5 for
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-05
WHY THEY SUCCEED.
Because They Are for Specific
Purpose.

Nothing can be- good for everything.
Doing one thing we'll brings success.
Doau's Kidney Pills do one thing only.
They're for sick kidneys.
They cure hnckache. every kidney i'll.
Here is undeniable evidence to prove
il.
Mrs. A. NJ Wea'ier, of 10 n. A.
street, Cripple Greek, Colorado. whose
husband is superintendent of u. =. X.
H. auarries, says: ''lIoans Kidney
pills are a remedy in which | have
great confidence aud | heartily re en-
dorse what ] have before stated about
them in our Cripple Creek papers
Some three years ago gave them to
weakness OF the kidneys. \ few
doses checked the annoyance aud II
short continuation of the treatment
cured her She has had very little
when she caught a severe cold; then
there were symptoms of recurrence,
but n few doses of the pills never fails
to ward off an attack, ! recommend
ed them TO lady friend of mine some
time ago who used them and was also
benefited. / keep them constantly IN
the house so r. to have them ON hand
in case of recurrence. / do not hesi-
tate to advise any mother to use them
i'll her family where necessity de
amnds. -
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. T., sole agents for the q. $.
Remember the name Doan - and
take no other. . o d
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-04-19
One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group.
ORDINANCE NO. "a.
ORDINANCE NO. "a.
Defining Migrants and Prescl ibing the Pun
ishment for the Same.


Defining Migrants and Prescl ibing the Pun
ishment for the Same.
Be it ordained by the mayor and board OF
aldermen of the town of Macon, Miss. that
the following persons are hereby declared
to be Migrants, tO-wit:
Every able bodied person who lives with
out employment or lafOr and who has no
visible means of support or maintenance,
Every person who shall abandon hi3 wife
or family without Just cause, leaving her or
them without support and in danger of be-
coming public charge,
Every keeper OF public house used for
gambling or gaming of any kind.
Every keeper Of house OF prostitution.
Every prostitute who has no other EN-.
ployment for ner support or maintenance
Every able bodied person who shall be
begging for livelihood.
Every common gambler or person who for
most part maintains himself by gambling.
SEC, 9 BE II further ordained that all
persons who shall fall under the above
classes found in the town of Macon, shall
be arrested and brought before the mayor
| and If by him found guilty of any of the
ects constituting vagrancy, shall be de-
Glazed vagrant and fined not less than one
dollar and not more than one hundred do
lars, or imprisoned not more than one
month in Jail.
SEC. 8. Be it further ordained that all
other ordinances Of said Town in conflict
with any OF the foregoing provisions of said
ordinance be and the same are hereby re.
peaIed and held for naught.
SIC, 4. Be 1t further ordained that The
provisions of said ordinance be In force
fIom and Immediately upon its passage,
Approved by me this April LIST, 1902.
j. o, FASER. Mayor,
! The above and foregoing ordinance wa,
duly passed April LIST, 1902
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-04-19
Bis-at~SksOf
or Tiger.

No use to hunt tigers with
bird-shot. 1t doesn't hurt the
tiger any and its awfully risky
for you.
Consumption is a tiger
among diseases. 1t stealthy
but once started it rapidly
eats up the flesh and destroys
the life. No use to gohunting
it with ordinary food and med
cine. That's only bird,shot.
1t still advances. Good heavy
harges Of SCOTS Emulsion
vii stop the advance. The
disease feels that.
SCOTS Emulsion makes the
body strong to resist. 1t
Soothes and toughens the lungs
and sustains the strength until
h disease wears itself out.
Send for free sample,
scorr & BOVINE, chsn,ists, 400 Pearl st., N v
Sos and siooi eli druggists
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-04-19

Mr., Stewart Edward White has Just
completed for THE SATURDAY EVENING
Posi-, of Philadelphia, stirring serial
story of love and adventure IN the
Northwest. The tale is entitled Con.
juror House: A Romance of the Free
Forest, The scene is laid at an isolated
outdost Of the Hudson Bay Company,
and the characters are a devil may care
young soldier of fortune, the old factor
and his beautiful daughter. This fasci-
mating story will begin in THE SATUR.
DAY EVENING Posi- for April 49,
The same magazine announces for
early publication one of the chief lite
rary prizes of the year-a short serial
by Gilbert Prrker, author of The Right
of Way.