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Sharp County record., 1902-05-16
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covery. It's positively guaranteed
for Coughs, Colds and all Throat
and Iupd trouble. 80, and 81 90.
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A Iot If old naners for sale at
this office.
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yum ''''' '''""' WV
p'aih'' printed %" every "o'''' '"o"
ing that 1t 'S'lmply Iron and Q"i'
nlpe in a taste!ess form. No cure,
no nav SOC.
Doing good is the one certain
bonnv action Of man or woman.
Children who are troubled with
bv SPELLS, restless in sleep. have blue
rings around their eyes, bad dreams,
Wh;,o,s Gream Verm;fpoe will r;ll
and expel these parasites Price rs
cents at Shows drug store.
Observation-Disclosures.
in0 ooui'o u 'iuo io'o 'o4uiie7
a lot OF money to keep 1t IN repair
A SEVERE COLD foR o MONTHS
The following letter from "A. J.
Nusbaum, of Batesvllle, Ind, tells
ts own story: 81 suffered for three
,lst prepared me some medicine,
md a physician prescribed for me,
Folev's Honey ard Tar, and eight
loses cured me-" Refuse substi
,utes. W. A, Edwards.
A political pull Is often a great
DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA.
"a co'u a' ''''s '''hc u heg'ecttu -
'a'ie 10 cause pneumonia Whlc" Is
% que" ia'"'' anu even "heh 'he
'a''eh' mas recovereu Tue lungs are
making ,heh, peculiarly
consumption. toley's Honey and
., W." H., ''op , ."e noaS .,'o "e' W.
L. ha"ards'
inc i'h0o"D a''u vac 0'' i-oui'
'opuoAo " year oA''''
The results of an over,,ndulgence
n food or drink are promptly recti'
e"' "''no'. pam OF u'sco"'i'rt, ny
,nce - c,s n, snnu,. dr,o .,or.
rake ehe RECORD ana keep up
Win the news
You can be cheerful and hapnv
My when you are well. If you feel
out OF sorts take ierblne, 1t VIII
'r"ee y.u up f'oe' '' Genus d.
The RECORD prints the news
md you ought to take it.
''A'' u ~"'o ny 81 .o'ea''
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16
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Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No Cure
no pay. Price rs cents.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16

from cover and force him to dis
gorge some of his ill-gotten
gains.-Exchange.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16
The
Weekly
Story.

Ii was all settled between Tom
Baxter and myself, and nothing
remained except for him to ask
papa. | did not expect that any
opposition would be raised to our
marriage, because Tom and papa
were the best of friends. If Tom
was about to engage in any bust.
ness venture, he would not do so
until papa has expressed his
opinion. If Tom proposed to buy
an automobile, papa must recon-.
mend the carriage before the
bargain was closed. And, as for
horses, neither would put one in
to his stable without consulting
the other. Therefore | felt no
concern as to the result of an in
terview with respect to an alliance
which would draw the two only
the closer. One thing troubled
me-Tom was 80 prone to consult
my father about everything that
it occurred to me he would scarce
ly scruple to ask him whether |
would make a good wife. Of
course this was silly notion that
had got into my head, but once
there could not get it out.
On the morning appointed for
the momentous conference | espi.
ed papa and Tom on the piazza
engaged doubtless in discussing
the matter so near my heart. |
would have been content to watch
and hear the result from Tom had
it not been for the ridiculous
dread that he would talk me over
as he would any article which he
was about to purchase and upon
which he wanted his friends
opinion. My pride told me to
keep out of earshot. My woman's
(call it curiosity desire to be
sure drove me into the parlor,
where, through window, only
the blinds of which were closed, |
could overhear every word spok.
On. The first sentence uttered
BY my lover convinced me that
MS habit had led him to act as |
feared. He and papa were both
Tom, taking his cigar
rom his mouth deliberately, ask
I'd, with provoking coolness:
"Do you consider her pretty?'
mot exactly" was the reply,
but you know that for what you
want her she doesn't need to be
snowy"
"Never sick, is she?"
"Never-at least not to my
knowledge. You know | have
,een abroad a great deal during
he past ten years and at such
lines have not kept informed
lbout her"
tom Baxter" l muttered,
shaking my fist at him, "you
nay drop that conversation for
III me. | will never be the wife
If a man with 80 little sentiment"
Doubtless more of his business
Methods would appear in this af-
air of the heart. | must know
he worst.
1.-THE most important matter of
Ill.," Tom continued, "is her dis
position. Knowing, as you do,
what l want her for, | am quite
sure you would never advise me
to take her unless she is kind and
gentle. Pm going to rely in this
upon your testimony. If
she has any temper whatever, |
don't want her."
Upon my word! What impud-
ence! If l have any temper what
ever he doesn't want me! l
should like to see him get me!
He is to rave and swear and
smash the furniture, while |, poor
girl, am to be meek and lowly! |
shall show my temper whenever I
choose, but not to him. no him
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16

Don't fail to see the RECORD
about job printing.
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16
VOL1

Preaching
third Sunda
Watson pa
sunday-Sc
,clock at tn
invited to &C
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16

she has any temper whatever,
don't want her."
Upon my word! What impud-
ence! If l have any temper what
ever he doesn't want me!
should like to see him get me
He is to rave and swear and
smash the furniture, while |, poor
girl, am to be meek and lowly!
shall show my temper whenever
choose, but not to him. To him
| am supremely Indifferent, the
impudent, self assuming, over
bearing creature!
"Oh, as to that" said papa,
: you'll have to drive with a tight
rein. She frets occasionally, but
she's very easily kept under"
> Oh, papa, to think that you
; should speak SO about your own
daughter! have heard that
men always stand together
} against women, but never be-
lieved my father and my lover
, would talk like this.
. son the whole, you think she'll
do?"
What do you think YOURSELF"
Sharp County record., 1902-05-16

CongressI.
esidence \.
Senator,
Judge, u
Evening 81
Pros. A.
PocahOnta
SHARP G
Founders.
Judge,
Clerk
Sheriff
ASsesso'
Treasur,
Co. Exs
District,
Circuit
uary and
February
County
uly and
Probate
June Sc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-11

aufunft in Colorado Springs am Mits
tag beS nddjfen Tnees.
0Mr@ sS9lnftud9er : Dienff; @aeer<
@etBteI IN 6rtanias @itb. (Suuper<Sta<
tipn).
S&idt 2 Cents in 8Ofnarlen fur:
,,ejm G~tetaHes &eifsiaserfs.
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W. $. n G. =. A.,
GALVESTON, Texas.
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p%erloreue Mannbarteit, Gberbru6 ODER sdwdde Der
gel6lebtli6en Srgane beilen, 10 rnb Die &lr poiitip
unb permanent Iein. SieIe &ompagnie l6idt Sebem,
Der an %rerp6Ier G6mdde leioet, Die Mebi3in fir cine
ipb6entli6e 8ebanolung irei gu. Ste Mebiain tann
nur oaourh erprobt iueroen, oaB man Die Nelultate
BEG 9ebrau6s %abuartet, ipetn lie oas beilt, fir mas
lie 9ema6t lpuroe, 10 1T lie 81 e1npfe5len. SieIe
Erobe mill Die Salopia 2pnn 80. NIT ibrem Wtittel
fir cine NBnbe %9etatten. giadbem Ell Die nHegene=
ratioe SabletsA cine 8ode 9ebrau6t bat, piro Der
patient &raft in Ieinen Srganen nno Musfeln,
ueues 9lut in Ieinen Mbern, neuen llnternebmuilgs=
9e:it, unb li6 in 6eIunbbeit uno @rl6einen als
neuen Meni6eu finoen. Die r8egeneratine Sa=
blets@ baben cine punberbare Wirfung unb Der 9a=
tient peripiirt ~bieIelben am eriten Sage. Sic 9eben
oireft gum Sit oes nebels, gang 9lei1 lpie lange es
aniebt uno brin9en Rraft uno stdrfe. Sieles ipun=
Oerbare Wittel perbannt ale G1i9ternbeit benz an=
oern @eldlsat ,pegenl6er, beilt ale lls1ell. .aie aus
l1eberrebnHg, rleberanfrengung, 8eIbdftsloreer,, Die
gum 8erluft beg @eod6tniies, unfdbieteit &C fub=
ren, berpor9eben. yGtegeneratipe SabletsA iino in
ieoem Nlter anpenbbar; tie beilen alle .Gdlle, aus
9enonnlen, ipenn idon Gpilepie ober Srriinn elm
9etreten fino. Die Ga1opia 2Dnn 80. nlaht feline Ye=
i6rdntungen; Sober, eer barum lhreibt, erbdlt oas
Mittel fir cine ISOLDE Irei su9el4idt, %lorgfalti9 ein=
Qepadt uno obre gu 5eigen, ipas es entbdlt. sic bat
Sauienoe BON Srlefen aus alien Sbeilen BEG Ganoes
erbalten, Die bon ben er%ftaunlihlten Ruren Der uRe+
g%eneratiue $abletsA beri6ten. Sbre Offerte fir cine
Wo6e 1T edit; es uerOen feline beunrubigenoen Gragen
9~eitellt. Sdreibt beute an Die Gallopia 2pnn Co.,
536 Ye5ini Building, ct. Qouis, Mo., uno laBt
Gu9 Die Mebi5tn fir cine ggohe jrei tOmmen. Sbr
Bud. bas ~ebenfals frei If. qiebt Guh Die Nngaben,
ipie Sbr GMa nit bent Wiittel gu baule ielbft fm=
rirei f0nnt
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M,a RorI;r 49,.

IuS Berlin miro aemeloet:
Der Wice.Nomiral b. Dieberids 1T
I'M ieine Benfionirune eineetommen.
Betanntlib tam eS gu einiaen Meis=
peritdnbniiien 5wiiben b. Dieoerids
uno Detpep Dor Wanila. bod MUIR
ben beiberieits npQftdnoig befrieoi<
eenoe grtldrunaen 9egeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-11

@rnnset8entbnmS . llebertrasnmsen.
9opio 2amm (MahlaB) an Mar-
tin &adotuib, @runbitid an 8lum
Ctr, 5000.
@ouaro 8ompel an 5rib Hompel,
2S5 Nder in Berar uno Gomal
County, 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-11

Sci einem Neutrality-suspicious.
n1enitose bel s3uliette, Georgia, muir.
ben 2 Berlonen 9etDotet uno 10 pers
lebt.
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- 6. s. Dean & 6 o. fabren
ttur bic belten BicpcleS i'm Martte.
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MnAlibe Mmff1drnm9

n,tbGIt bas e~ebie0tne oeutide Wert ,.Der gess
btelsH lebrrei&en Sauftrationen, msbft elmer Mbs
banblnn8 aber finberloie Gben, ipeIdes ppm Ufant
unb 6fau seteien peroen fonte. llnentbebrstdb
far tunge 2eute. bic tt oerebeli4tn ,pouen. cber
nngildtid, perileiratbet iinb.
Snt eidt DerfdAblider Neiie III oneefibrt, tute
man sefMnbe Rinter aeust umb 0efbledfsfrarfs
tetten unb bic b6fcu GoIgen bon SMsentIlnnen.
unet1, unfrntbtbar:sit, 9ribtma, fdma6es sc.
ba1tniB. Qnerst..offsfeit unb Rrdmpfaeerbrn&,
ohne fd,delid,en MsSf,incn bduernb beiien fann.
nnib:rtretlide beutfde Bud, ipeldes mad Grrs
-pian0 bon Is Cts. 9o5tnariea in einfahem hrus
idlag io.giam nerpsdt, srei 5neeibidt .uiro.
DEUTSCHES hEIL-sN$TiTUT,
fa EAST 8. STREET,,
6slibes II Clinton ploee. a,w, gJorf. e. d.
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Trei fit
idua4e
Gin $eilmittel lit entbeGt tuproen,
has b~erlprenc @annbarfeit
nnb Die &rGfte fuiebers
beritellt.
Cine 8ode a%asreibeuDes Nrobe 9 Radet
piro Sebem fret sugeiannt, her

rRsssneratiue Sablets" limb a%nertannt Die einaiss
BUR segeu %uerlorene Mannbarteit in alien Stabien.
Sic iino m~iiieni6aitli6 ourd Die beiten Ier3te Der
baB aae @erste,. Die oas 6eilmittel beritellen, bafiir
lid perantportlid balten. limb tuenn lie ouf ibren
&uf bin bebanpten, bab Die s&eseneratioe Sablets4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
BLUE RIDGE HUNT
CLUB HORSE SHOW
Splendid Exhibition on Carter
Hall Grounds at Berry
vile.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,


BERRYVILLE. VA. Sept. 1o.-The
most exclusive contingent OF Clarke
county society gathered to-day at the
historic Garter Hail. grounds. the home
of the Burwells. 20 witness the annuai
exhibition OF the Blue Ridge Hunt Club.
which is considered one of the best IN
this section of the country.
Over one thousand people were pres
ent, and an ideal early autumn day lent
az cional interest to the occasion. Only
one accident OF any consequence occur
red While practicing for the ladies
driving class, a team driven by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Butler. of .'Annetield
Farms made a short turn and both
were thrown under the vehicle, which
upset The occupants were pulled out
unhurt but terribly shaken up.
The high jumping contest, which had
,bout six entries. was intensely exciting.
Summaries:
Harness horses-Rebel first Lawson
Brothers, Upperville. Va; Duchess sec
ond H D. Gibson, Wildwood Va.
Single Observation-Disclosures first. II. -.
Gibson; J. NJ H second, Claggett. Ber-
ry-ville, Va.
Green hunters four feet Jumps for
horses that have never won ribbon
Cuba first William F. Randolph. MILF
wood; Major second. Howard Osborne.
Pairs driving-Phantom and mate first.
Jesse Tyson. Baltimore; pair of sorreis
second, Lawson Brothers.
Road tandem-Butler first and Page
second. II. D. Gibson
Light weight characterization first.
John Lindsay: Rob Roy second, Thomas
Burwell.
Park hacks-b g. first. Hamilton Bros;
Jack Pot second. J. NJ. II. ClaSSett-
Sporting tanderu-Rutler first and Page
second DR.. G.. P. Harrison.
Ladies' driving-Lawson Brothers first,
Miss Marv Page. OF Clarke. second.
High Jump, five feet ten inches-John
Lindsay first. Thomas BurweII second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
GAMBLING CASES
COME UP TO-DAY
Hundred or More Witnesses Sum.
moned and Interest is at
Fever Heat.

Following In the wake of the King case
yesterday, the real sensation of the sea-
son will come to-day, when Hector Plr-
year Thomas Lyons, Coles Jordan, Will
liam Phelps and II. Pellegrini are ar
1aigned in Police Court before Justice
Crutchfeld, and standing room will be
at premium when the regular docket
has been cleared OF all cases and the I'M
portant event finally comes up, while
the long corridors in the basement OF the
City Hall promise to be a perfect maze.
with people darling thither and thither
in a wild effort to get a glimpse into the
room where the interest will center.
Since the first arrest was made some
five or six weeks ago by Acting Ser
geant Wyatt, interest has increased grad
,Ially until now it is at white heat
the statement having gone forth that
over a hundred witnesses. numbers of
whom are prominent in the city. have
been summoned to appear and offer tes-
timony in regard to the alleged gambling
houses in the city.
While it is not expected that all of
these witnesses will be put upon the
the prosecution having determined upon
calling over a score. every one of whom
they think will substantiate the state
ment made by Officer Wyatt when he first
undertook the crusade.
It is thought that g verdict will be
reached in all of the cases some time dur
ing the day. unless something unfore-
seen turns up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
Powhatan Personals.

Especial Dispatch 20 The Times.J
EELONA, VA. September ln-N1rs.
Shelton Davis, OF Richmond who has
been spending the summer ct Mrs. w.
G. Rudd's, returned to her home to-day.
Messrs, Robert Harrison, Ct Danville,
and Ryland, of Richmond, who have been
stopping at Mrs. Tritton's returned to
their homes yesterday.
Mrs. Bagwell Goode. VINO has been
spending a few weeks at Mrs. w. 8;
Rudd's left for her home in Richmond
a few days ago.
Miss Anna Cease. who has been the
guest of Miss Louise Crowder, returned
homo yesterday.
Mrs. Saunders and children left for
tl;eir home yesterday.
Miss Alma Graves returned from Rich
mond Saturday evening.
Mr.. Bernard Hill, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. John Graves. left
yesterday for the Union Theological Sem
mar. where he will resume his studies.
Miss F. E. Rudd, of this place. is In
Pichmond for few days.
Mr. Floyd Gunker and son. representing
Wingo. Elicit and Crump, spent last
nigjt at this place.
Mrs. Vest and children. who have been
visiting for two weeks at Moseleys juno
ton. are home again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
They Declare for Straight Ticket and
Invite the Populists to Join Them.
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSSJ
DENVER, COL, September iO--Fhe
Democratic State Convention today dis
cusseG fusion with the Populists wEo
demanded three places on the ticket.
The we're offered one place, and rejected
the offer a resolution was offered deciar-
ing for a straight ticket and inviting the
Populists to join the Democratic party.
Senators Patterson and Teller both spoke
AGAINST the resolution, declaring that it
would endanger the State Democratic
ticket II the convention should turn its
hack upon the Populists. After three
hours of debate 1t was adopted by vote
Of 45S to 375.
On national questions the platform. af-
ter condemning the Republican party's
foreign policy and pIedgiug allegiance to
tie Kansas City platform of 1900 and to
the cause of hi-metalism, condemns the
policy of the Republican party in Great
ing a national banking trust" 1t con-
tinues:
1--WE endorse the constitutional amend
.nent which requires a voter to be a citi-
zen. and for striking from the Constitu-
ton OF this State the word male, thus
insuring through Democratic majority
that woman suffrage shall be forever free
from legislative repeal"
1t demands the initiative and referen-
q I'M The Democratic members of the
next Legislature are pledged to vote for
the reelection of Henry NJ. Teller as
United States Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
GERMAN KA|SER'S
STRENUOUS LIFE
Guests at the Autumn ManGuyres
Are Awakened BY the En-
peror at 3 A. M.
By Associated Press.)

FRANkFORT-ON -THE ODER, GER
MANY, Sept. 1o.-Enperor Wiliians
guests We're weary and rather haEgarI
lot this morning. Prince Albrcche as the
Empires representative, entertained ull OF
them at dinner last evening and 1t was
toward T. O'Clock when the party broke
up. At 3 A NJ. or quarter past 5 they
had themselves called. the Emperor hav-
ing directed that the battle begin at ..
The field of the manoeuvreS Is situated
quite a distance by reii from Frankfort
n-the-O Oder and the princes and generals
had to assemble at the railroad station
at 1870 A NJ. to catch the special tran.
Even then the Emperor was atield before
them
Tons of gun powder were burned to-
day. Sixty thousand infantry and two
hundred pieces of artillery We're IN ac-
ton. The reports near and distant OF inc
many thousand of rifles was broken Ak
intervals by the tearing. ripsawing effect
of the firing of the machine guns.
Emperor William, Major General Cor
bin Major General Young. Brigadier
General Wood, Lord Roberts. General
French and the other visitors. in all one
hundred horsemen. looked on from a hill
top midway between the hostile lines
On a rim of the horizon to the west
flashed eleven batteries of artillery.
The scenic effect of the whole. and
especially OF the seemingly hH1itIeSS
number of troops. satisfied the observers
The Red army pushed through the Blues
center after three hours brisk work. ana
the aeronauts sent UP a great yellow
ball. which was visabIe for ten miller
around, as Il signal that the ump!res had
ordered a suspension of the engagement.
The opposing forces were freshly re-
arranged after the guests and unof1-
cial visitors accompanying them had re-
turned from Frankfort-on-the-Od oder. the
Emperor remaining tireiessly on his
horse: the engagement was resumed and
at the end aof the day. the Blue army
was adjudged to have won superior posi-
tons.
The start tomorrow will be half an
hour earlier than to-day. requiring the
guests to be up at 3 A NJ. There ia
some jocular complaining OF this too
"too strenuous life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
A LETTER TO OUR READERS.
New Haven. Addison Co. vt.

@NSW A1Sasetl, <AQO1SOU WI y "
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trouble. but / never had any. idea that
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
FEARFUL DROUGHT IN WISE
The Smallpox Has Nearly Died Out at
Stonega-Electric Plant Repaired.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.


BIG STONE GAP. VA. Sept. 1o.-A
serious drought prevails throughout this
section. No rain OF any consequence has
fallen during the past two months. and
the water supply of this city has entire
ly failed. Farmers in the surrounding
country experience great difficulty IN
getting sufficient water for their stock,
and the crops and grass are literally dry
Ing UP in the fields. If rain does not fall
soon the situation will become alarming
tn the extreme, most of the small
springs. from which the town is at pres
ent supplied with water Will soon fail
The Big Stone Gap high school opened
Monday morning in the beautiful new
school building which has just been COM
pleted, with more than three hundred
pupils enrolled. They have a splendid
corps of teachers with Professor r. II.
shepp principal.
Mr. ]. NJ Hodges. a prominent miner
aloGist and civil engineer of the Gap. re-
turned last week from Toronto and other
Canadian points from a months vaca-
ton.
Mr.. ". ". Taylor a prominent citi-
gen and member OF the mercantile firm
OF Head, Sloan and Taylor. OF this place.
is erecting a magnificent dwelling on the
corner OF Wood and Jerome Streets.
The smallpox situation at Stonega con-
tinues to Improve, the disease having al
most died out
After cropping ii way in darkness for
the past two months Big Stone Gap is
again to have electric lights. The plant.
which was badly damaged by lightning
the latter part OF June, was recently pur-
chased by General r. A. Ayers, who is
having 1t repaired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
GRADY'o MIND SHATTERED
His Own Name Had No Significance to
His Understanding.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial yD1Spatch 10 The TimeS)
: NEW YORK, Sept 10.-With his mind
and memory blank. forgetful even of his
own identity, Henry w. Grady. OF At
lanta, Ga, son of the famous editor OF
the Atlanta Constitution, for whom the
police have been looking in all parts OF
the country for six days, was found
wandering aimlessly in City Hall PARK
yesterday afternoon.
A friend of Mr. Grady, who had heard
of his mysterious disappearance, by the
merest chance met him in the park.
Hello. Grady, old boy. dow are you?
Where have you been?
Mr. Grady looked at his friend, but
there was no sign of recognition on his
face.
"Grady, Grady" he muttered. as his
ing to recall what the name meant to
him.
.Who are you?" said Mr.. Grady, look
ing intently at the friend he had worked
with wears ago as reporter on the Con-
stitution.
His friend told him his name, and re-
lated incidents of their earlier assocla-
ton, but the look OF confusion only be-
came more intense on Mr.. Grady's face
as ne in vain tried to gather the signiti-
canoe of the assertion OF ideas.
Mr.. Grady could not give any account
of himself. and when pencil and paper
was handed to him with the idea that
the association might induce him to
write something to explain his absence,
he wrote incoherently an account Oh a
meeting of the Common Council of At
lanta.
References to his wife and child did
not seem to be understood by him, and
the struggle of the shattered mind to
grasp an idea was distressing to his
friends