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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
MAX MAN
nOODLHLU
SLACK DIAMOND CITIZEN Us.
CAPPED his cApToR AID SAW
TIE SIGHTS

Carl Ga4s. an insane man hroaKht
frain Eiagk Diamond feF eusgissssta
mfut in the INSANE asylum ~ J.
Efeiefs. yesterday. - dispiaTins or
diuarY horse aenae. escaped from hts
csaetasilan ln Tire eaaft hoaae and
arnbiet psaeafusff down town 70
Look into the store windows. fi- Wa
discovered ard reArfnHgsi - Dcpnty
Sheriff John Cuiihes an hour later
steieff. whn apparently haa = great
as'1i - confidence Is h{s crazy pFiaa
ouer left him standing in the court
house corridor. while he wenf 10 the
clerks office Co swear e. a corn
paint Gass. wba 4 very mild
little man ard only suffering fFaaH
two oF three peculiar hRliuelratian~.
waited patiently Tor some time AMI
then became possessed ~ aausuFu-
lnx desire 10 hook At the fail goeds
dispis rsd In ERE store wlmdeNa ffe
ramhled down town. Mhrre ~ ueut
siEht-sesiug q his hearts eaBfrnf
When steieEE found that hia bird
hal Town he was greatly uerturbed
ard protested that ~ did nos ace
how Csass could have escaped NJ
cufihee captured the old fellow
without any trHuhie and he = - COM
Knitted 90 the insane asylum this
morning
when searched AZ the iall GER
tilted nhsck for 81 eg9 and IS worth
81 gold Gust was found IN hta
pockets.
staiarf owns a hotel a. black pia-
fnoud and claimed that 0ssu had
bseu iaaftuR around the town for
sone time and making himself q
general uulsnncs.
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MAKE IT DEATH"
SNARLED PATCHEN
HoARV.HEAoEo oLo MAN, SENTENCED u YEARS a
eesrtAl ASSAULT UPON tIrrlg Girl. CURSED JUDGE


never viii eeme oat of the pen alive.
anyhaAv"
A. he Was led down 10 the iaii by
deputy sheriff fatchcu eprscd the
Judge ana Tho little sigls Who had
testified against him. aud Insisted
that He Vas fHnueent
ni Prank Van Waters. a deutlet
wha il accused 1t "a aliuilnr offenar
and who will be testified aEalust by
the same little giria, h awaiting trial
In the cunty jail. ~ ia younger
mau han Pntchen and tt 4 Thought
Will te given iOnEcr sentence "
he j. convicted ii a. rumorrd that
in view ef the absolutely ea3siuelnE
evidence Ca the Patehrn ease That he
viii plead guilty
Before sentence Was imposed on
patchen this morning his attorney
Rrzmsd q motion for new trial On
the ground that the horrible story
tela BY the thiee little girls was Rot
cofrobiFsted Fatehrn stood up ~
this tins ard whiuea 4 mad uuEht
a. have anathef trial, Judge. rheFr
Was iats ~ fhlnga my lawyer didn {
say. that I told him 90
Your casa has been vel eou-
Quoted the Judge said Nnthins
more Gan .ussihiy b. done Tor Ynu %
Verbal neftee Of an appeal 10 the
supreme court was given.
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W. ratcheu. che Old man who eaa
last week found guilty ~ haylns
Srimmany assaulted ieyeaf-eld
ircne AAowu and tWa other little
giriS. last srfing wah sentenced -
- ssAes ln ahe penitsntlsry hy ssa
ptriof Judse He'll this morning
fatehen had expected and had
hsaeted 60 hts fni'0N prisoners, that
iu view 90 his holtfY head his sen-
tfuce would be made light one.
When the oid fellow. with an the
hai marks IT suiit ga III. wFinkled.
evil faee. was led before the haneh
tar sentence. his attorney. r. n
i'ake. made a ahnff plea fat messy
eecause OF the defendants advanced
age. but judge hell paid thu scautls
cst or Atteng ON
II am tusf a. ianaccnt ~ this
cr'tde As a rev burn baby. and the
Stnl - told hy those Kids against tna
atV all fsir,s Youngsters vii swear
% anything Tor dollar o. tNa
fatcheu said H1 sufiY tome. but the
tpdEe eut him afg short and Imposed
tNN sentence.
Tho cid man. who A. a. years u
axe, stood dumhfaundcd Tor a min
ute of 81. then aaia anErtly
Why m III didu-t snu MAKE Il
death I would rather hans. for I
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THREATENED
SECRETARY HAY

NEW YORK. sept O. Francis
nunaue. a photographer. was ar
talEurd title manuiug charged with
sending threatening letters 60 sacrc-
tafY Hay lie Was nent t. ueiiuVue
ia b. examined aa 60 hla sanity iiu
claimed the GHfmAu government
drove him gut af iiunhufH ana aWvs
him Slk.aaa hvuahso it practically
cuufistated his business 10 wanted
Secretary Hay - cnllrUt this amount.
and made threats II he ala not COM
ply to hls Wishes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

Nine go sales were mnla yestef-
day A. faiioHH central school
bought large kHmhaii Upright
Piano ia mahasany fhe Warren
Avenue school nfuaurra iaree kim
esli Piano iu aak. INTERPLAY school
purchased large kimhsN URfight
IHanu ~ mahogany while the itass
aehoui took r. 5aHEr kimbsii Upright
Ftaun IA OAK and the University
Heights lHrnahlfni aahual selected
large kimhal rtfEhf riaHu in
uaahnK gfsHH Lake Kindergarten
sets Hsus square Piano. Ats J
n Wheeler II HkaENay. d reahn
Upright Piano Prof HAIRY b sharp
haught q slightly used Miller orr
aan fnr professional work aHH Mr
frea Nufmn 81 CaunaFiils. uurs
chased secondhand Mason a
Haniin organ
our enormous stock f. the largest
ard most complete oYef shown here
Including the chirkrrtnE 4 ssnns
Amerira.s oldest and the aafifs
lsssst riana--ths kinihsii. ghiaaEoa
-L.. .e.s-A~.,o~~ 49,
made tud Haif than anf ofhrf1 ths
artistic HohRFf 81 cable. an irs
sfrumenf that cannot n oxraIlsi in
design. finish and tone auaiily The
reliable rease plana Hafad faf its
sterling worth In every respect.
alsn che popular u. = Johnston 90.
q which over tsao hass beer aoid
the Hinsa ana various either pianos
and kiffihsil organs
All INCLUDED ~ THIS SALE
AND COMO At PRICES REPRE-.
sENTlNo An ACTUAL SAVING
TO rHE PURCHASER OF FROM
SIS TO $50 on A PIANO AND 81
TO $50 on An ORGAN.
We AZ nellluK brand uhsiKht
pianos. ~ tuN ainr. Ia aefasra
Fenrsrsd tsaes. ivory keya ffipis
atruus thfra Ia1nis and al the
latest improvements faiiT warrant
"a FOR - Others frafH tlf' "a tis&
fzf4 and t1ea. that would retail rrE
nIariF a $3.50. zee t1zs ard fHfa
NEW ORGANS fFufu SO. s. tn|
fsf and 80. faf the regular o.. as.
- and fttt styles
second hand organs from he ur-
wHfd Every Instrument guaranteed
- be AZ represented
Notwithstanding the VEN great
price redari3unH Na viii extend osn-
veairnt terms u am reasonable
buyer or nenrir al lines.
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Big RAILROAD DEAL
CANADIAN DIPLOMATS AND I'M HllLs REpRgsgNrArtVg
HAVE a FOOT.

VICTORIA. n e. sept A-Pre-
ruier Ncnride AND hts coiieasur are
IN session tasiay innahatinK what e
= believed ai1 b. HfF0sE rfp-UFvaf
Northern rtaiaay paitey fhe pre-
nnier and minister ~ lhe uIaeH hate
been n Seattle Oh conference with
J Hits representative. j = Par
feiL and She batter Il coming over
10 Victoria - eonUuue the cnntef-
sncc. - the pFemitg admits. IA a few
day.
The railway srhefie Wiii likely en-
brace the ptfsAsaG sssFoliKa II the
coast knotenay Tine. In cswpietinn
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81 the conhegilo3as with Vancouver
and Victoria. amt t. "a reported Viii
Involve "A pfainn Cation 81 thr aYs-
ient. esthrr via i1usFmriir or by an.
other charter hi1h wna obtained
last rear. aaKerink the country fFum
the SOUTHEAST boundary 81 iirifiah
Columbia Hes th hateriy a. falt
Simpson er Is that vicinity und 70
the wheat fields ~ the northwest via
tiufbntu n.
Ia return Hlil T. expected o. PRO
vide for The campaign fund for the
cufyrnfS atiNeN tn thw eumtuE pAfnr
"A 81
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MNMM
M FMS
The MANUFACTURERS Asso.
CATION WILL MAKE I'M
pRovuMGNTs.

Tho Seattle Manufacturers Asso-
citation ana others interested IN tide
flat property viii be given a hearing
before the ntfrNtH committee IA the
council chamber neat rhuradhY
utrht IN reference To- the petition Of
the manufacturers ASSOCIATION %
nave certain streets an the tide flats
opened for pubite travel
The manufacturers association has
begun a crusade 60 have lfulEuts
street Spokane avenue aud Utah
and Atlantic streets opened and
nianked This iH necessary tu urdri
60 give the tide fiat industries
chance % haul material aud their
product IL aud from their plants.
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MAf{EtfrlELn. ore. sept So
Mrs Fannie l'tekfnrd and Airs. D..
@ Gibson wore ran over aud o..
stautly killed yesterday BY a ipkNinE
trann on the Daniels Greek railway
Hath women were boarding car
when they Slipped and fell henFath
the wheels
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Fatal WRECK

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Sent. a=-A
switch engine this morning wrecked
a work ear in the yard IT the Penn.
HflTsni# rsiiroads kiiliHH Thomas
Leon
81 others were injured one fatal
-. AL are italian laitnrnrn
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MURDER
rs CHARGE PLACED AGAINST
TAE ALLEGED PotsoNGR.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept, s-Arh
Hnaafa and Mrs tuition were for
utailY charucd with murder this
marnlnE They are accused % al
uinistcriuK poisson 20 Mrs Bowers
husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
AFTER SIX
SPECIALS

Ladies' asrlaHp iiaak-on Hose
Supporters. abC value. Toe
Ladies' Fancy Nflilsd Elastic
Hose supports. nirklo buckle
and clasp aHe value lt.s5 lOe
Ialra Mnroan Imported Niniette
Snap. 3 uakeu 100 pretty box,
REGULAR 2be value, per bak Toe
.adlra Fine Lawn Waists. ems
hruidefrd trimmed dressing
saeauss. o. 20 vaiue ..... xl.2b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
WIII zoe FIahr.

PORTLAND Sept s-Aureiia
Herrera and JACK McCiellsnd. who
were matched In y prizeflght and
slated FOR September N. vii prob
ably not take place. The oregon
authorities Wili use the state law
10 prevent It. Herrera's manager,
Bishop. says that they may fight
Al Seattle
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$4,000
TREASURE
THE COTTAGE CITY BROUGHT
DOWN FROM skAcWbY.

RE pseiae caas. ea.nsaa..s
steamer Cottage city arrived this
morning from SkaEway. She had
aboard % passengers and $4,000 In
treasure. consigned % the Canadian
Bank Of Commerce. this city.
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calsdonian pienlo.

Pleasant beach Munday septom
hef 2 nnatn leave utnr No. 2 OPP
paHitr depot. "a =. no. II ". M ~ m.
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LADIES WHITE WAISTS
JUST HALF PRICE To-
MIGHT AZ NH SIX.

.adies ip.iuch Elbow Length
Fauay aiih Lace Gloves. heHus
uul ntyleH. s. Do value Nl.3O
four button Iriri shirt Waist
So. soc taiue, after g. Zoe
iunuine Nayal Copper Belt finH,
with large pearl heart center
81 na value after 8 $1,000 ODE
.adiaz uiaek Seal Wrist Tag.
Flit chain and trimmings. ~
value. after 4...s5sst..... kbe
-adiTA Fine Mace Seamless
ifase. reinforced aaicH aud en-
NE. sGr Waite. after q Toe
7hildfen'a Heavy hsfinn shirts
and Drawers. worth up Ia ei
after ..#HHat. tHssfH ~
fohu Genuine on Tanned tnlf
Work GLOVES, welt seams
valuss after G.....4...t..ss soc
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Second Annual Picnic.

The Californian club give their
second annual picnic ~ Pleasant
beach Monday September Z. For
al. aea page 4.
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SITUATION IS ALARMING.

- Y ~ fNCff - N@F4 y HtfffN@ss
VIENNA. sept. k-The danger ~
a Turko- bulgarian conflict II report
81 % - srager at the present mo-
Fuent than at any previous stuucture-
II ~ believed that II war breaks out
"a viii b. Jess on 4ccount Of Bull
aarisn syfupa thy with the Mace
DOMAINS than because the Baigsrians
fear ftsz sHss~.srf es7usssssss s4ess to
their own country Of the return en-
fsasas Il The desperate. ai=H sstoinisd
fnauraent leaders. who would swamp
Bulgarian public life.
The Increasingly threatening as
poet u affairs IN the Balkans serious
IL affects all the European capitals-
what is to be done IN Macedonia IL
anxIously discussed on all ssdes. The
censorship T. active At present, Tor
the only news thus far ~ the land
fHR Of marines emanated from
waHhin zton.
The baurse f. Danie-sfricken be-
cause 81 the fears u war. Most &C
tive military preparations BY the
Turkish government are proceeding.
ana TURKISH 0ffIrerE Hre taking OF
their ability 20 reach Sofa within
three weeks fro mlhe outbreak of
war
Dispatches from Sofia assert that
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To see the cruiser New York take
boasts FROM pier No at O. 10, ~ a.
nl= ~ m lfia. 50, -. tste. Z 80
D az Nlndal. -
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SURE CURE ron PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form. a. well az
Blind, Bleeding or pr0truding iiles
are cured By Dr. Iio~aen-ko's File
Remedy. Stops itching and bleed
ing. Abaorbs tumora Zoe o Jar, ~
Druggists. o. sent by mail. Trea tlno
free write me about pfur case. Or.
posauko Philadelphia. ia For sale
at the Quaker Drug co 1913 Firht
nveuue. Seattle.
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alrw 10 a rPoop Tram.

SOFIA. Sept. 5.--Ths revolution
isss btsa % the Turkish troop train
AZ miles from uskub yesterday and
mary ere reported killed
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she war party ~ bulgaria i gaining
9fauHd The aemt official uueftk T.
rrvaesinE 4 var and has revealed
the - .stsnea ~ an aiisxel RUSSO
nuINAstau treaty - aiiianra siEusd
BY nr uanBsff ana General papri-
kaff. late EaiFastan premier and
minister 20 var. respectively
John SeaHard. 80. anH HefwiF
johnson. -. both II Sratfir Albert
Faixar a. Of itsiiard. and Mary Mc-
Ginni4 ~ of Seattle
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BIG DAY

ridsy Wss . essord Breaker a. o.
8. Johnston Co.'S, tas Active ard
Progressive Piano and Organ
Dealers. In the Burke Building
eo3 Second Assnus.
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SEATTLE, EVERETT AND
rnMnAnc noITE

Fast steamers city IN Everett and
Taisaraph Six round trips duily ~.
ceuf Friday f.eave Seattle i.i9 q my
l..1 3. N. - "a. go v ~ 'tlp p M
a. M. " m POO d. M, 1sia 4 ne tiN
s a.. Friday leave Heatfie lit ~
II M. Sis j. no Friday leave Everett
g.zB a. M IiS3 b. m. ~ .. ~ 1uin1nn
dofh. Semitic. Exafeft Land Co. doek
EVnrett Telephones; sunset James
independent 1876
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Steamship
Port Orchard Route
Ths Official LIns Tor U. 8. Navy
Yard ans sstsisshlps


Daily except Friday. Leave seattle
~ s1t. 30. 10 - AMI ~ 3 a. m
sisiA Ia : ~ D ard D D. m sun
daY NJ trips " - aud SIS a m o.
Lave ufefn~riun Tpn s rs ~ - and
ffsfs a m. D. - D. tna s1 Is and
as @ m Leave kyfnse eA SEA
. - and Il = a N ~ b n9nnl hIa9 ami
E.sn II m Leave Charleston 81 n.
s - aaa r = @, "a and sa 5. M.
FRIDAY time caftf@tseaFs HHRtile| $50
: - and loo =. N, IS 2.Al 80 and
and n q a m, an au ~ ard 2 Is
q. ~. Leave sydney tn and n -
= m n % noon tfo and ~ D m.
Leave Chafiestun % ard ~ - M
& and SO .. M. Fare. q cents round
trip.
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SUNDAY Ekeprsion.

United states navy yard and battle
ships. Boats Leave pier 2. opposite
depot. ~ =. 10. n a. m. ~ m. isf5
2 20. $50, { 30. 7 30 .. m. 80
Wilson'S Modern Business COLLEGE
Entire top floor Collins building
lance and Second. The biggest
business training school IN washing
Ton.
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Fer sale--Hssi Estate
HAiSfEn HAIL
-. TitE PLACE TO LIVE.
EAEN TO MEACH EASY TO nuF
iisaattsai leeaslan on shore N T-ahe wss.h.
lHEtsnL sheft rsae On s-csst eiscirfe eafs
iren Pm sai wsssinztgn. iarNs iafs
tnKtta with alley aHe selling fast At krs
50 sRd sioo a. o and $40 down sai Z.
rronthi 7NS airsady naiai sesfpta5liY Ikr.
Ralnisr psaeh, rs the beet ana cheap.
50 qfQperty On market ~ home ana ln.
sestnasnti schools ehurchss. stores. fine
garden sqii CLEARED aHa Fradsd avenues
sids~als. afsna We've boating bathine
fishlng hlKh and hsslthful plenty wosa
AMI eiis water lumber On terms OF heine
Rsintsr beach. o. G X. H,sftevant, osn.
or aio npsian block.
VIZ can isc4ts yoa 90 ths hsrt hofnssisss
lands " wsshinsteni ~ have some Eaod
fsrrns Ter sale. Gail On p. D. Casey. zoe
psesfss hiesA. seattle
CHEAP lots AZ sSs upi a Hlilman eity:
aaiF ~ HiiH2ies' Fiss En- ed Henten cat
line on Washington street terms s.
down. a. morthlyi come today, large,
warm office On sroands
ron farm, saa ssr-sse n Western wAsh.
inEton can On slettsnEren a ArRsiL q
Rsxwril bleek.
HFRE rs YOUR CHANCE.
t9H- s Is acres 81 flns land only one
halt uliig from the electric ear aud %
minutes ride 90 the city small nay-
ment down. easy terms on the ball
inv ADAMS a NICHOLS
81 Washington nuildinx.
First avenue and cherry Street
TWO s-room cottages on Tenth.
near hiEh school. s,310 each.
6-roum cottage on Twenty fifth.
only gi.7ha. bath. etc.
2 lots on Queen Anne, near school
aud car graded, $3.50.
Cottages aud houses and lot I'm all
parts city Call end see us.
ROGUE 4 co. s2s Pacific Block.
FoR SALE. EXCHANGE or RENT
We have a nice ten acre farm With
good five room house. barn. chirken
inea. fine orchard 4 taken now fruit
eoes with place which We viii asii.
exchange Tor city property OF rent.
This property Is handy. 10 seattle.
with good WAGON. road and GEAR
school Reason = selling, owner
leaving the state Adan & Nichols.
blt MeHhington hulldiug. First ave.
and cherry street.
A NEW 7-room house and good ioi
cheap az Ballard Inquire 80 Unian
stItet
6. ROOM houae near Second avenac.
Ballard ID rood rprairi Alrli easy
tefms J z. TAYLOR. - arcade.
Personals
cIinfsrENsENs rcrpsithorgan ceiisKs
Eacftty aad theatrical duneins and tcdy
culture llens rsd -.
n y i;s- q = r. 40
nnV Nxhnu married now nlan send
rs money For pariiruiafa ndfiFers
III - Horton, Dept ~. Itieunsfn.
L.
Aalp Wanted--Male
11rfeffsr fitfY wanted Refrrencc re-
quifed Apply roefns ana W tei-
man bids,
WANTED GRAND boy caii az us
Marion street
Ciairvoyant
Consult Florence Marvin u Years
etattle's prephrtess. Publicly pre-.
dictea scattie'a s2o.aeoo 900 IRE, Alaska
etrllsrn. etc 1909 First
eor Rent r. furnished Rooms
0ltX8fS pkcfFft HOrf T. iitk First ave
nne-I House newly furnishedi all modern.
prlcea moderate.
-
EfI1e HOUSE -Auo Flfih avenue NeNlY
futnishod all modern eenNenleteePi
htnsek efpiuF ftufnh
NICE front room for 2. 1913 Fourth nvenae.
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Sftqg ff6 o. sasy fsfuss. ssSosls sand
atl mahes. haegtf. 80 - rAchAnse1
National cash Register Co. s0I Wash
ihKian bildine
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Nffff re Ode Curiosity sssss. 10 ssd.
tAan street Indian Fsiica. ess shells. eta
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Dentists
DR { l. sELsoS. 22s-<zs kros1s hlas
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aI6EnFrE1s sliiTn- 8 aIssfl.F.oe
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PUGET EuutlU NATIONAL RANK %
SEATTLK
capital ~ a paif IN. ~ 90 sHrrt9e.
s. 600 J. FurthI FREE ,. r Nuidtniith-
Ntoa rrss ~ v AnkFuFs cashier. cur
TFNFonfFnaH On pFtHrig.ai cities u ne
Ialial 49, a. Turlaa
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AaeT mstE64s sBd teachers Acme Bsss-
neas College. Beonnd and rlks.
PROV MoaRrNs say sna Night sehesl
FaaFfh ass Yrsier
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CHAPTER x.
BURNS ANr MAC coLLoUGu.

BURNS AMI MAC CoLL0UGN.
When the man Newkirk began to
lay on blows with o long switch
across Vasseur's back, the little fellow
begged and screamed and swore in
discriminately; but all to no effect.
The time had come for him to receive
a sound basting, as Rameau had
ordered, and it was delivered with
right good will, the full forty lashes
ringing out keen and loud.
'"Who are you" demanded Rameau,
half recoiling from the name thai
Burns had spoken, though lis face
showed no signs of surprise. "Wha,
do you mean by your crazy words:"
At the same time he rode close up
beside the old man and, leaning for
ward, looked searchinsly into his
face.
"Kirk MacCo!loush, where-whe-e
is my child?" came from the dry.
withered lips.
"Ah, I see you are crazy, poor old
mani" muttersd the outlaw; but be
did not deceive Burns, who knew that
he was recognized.
Il might we'll be crazy, Kirk Mac
Collough, with all that I have borne
from you; but I am not--I am not"
He lifted his hands, shaking as il
with a palsy. "Kirk MacC ollough,
take me to my child !" he quavered
"Take me to her! Let me see hei
once more and die!"
There was no intimation OF recog'
milton in Rameau's eyes. He straight
ened up in his saddle and made on
impatient gesture.
"Hold you tongue" he said, speak
ing in an undertone; 81 will listen to
you presently"
Meanwhile, the scourging of Vas
sour had been proceeding, evidently
much to the amusement of the onlook'
ing cavaliers, and now the dust was
rising from the little victims jacket
in thin smoke-like puffs at every blow.
Newklrk was a strong man; he made
the CAD chirrup on its way through
the air; the jacket and undergarments
we're but slender protection agains'
his vigorous strokes.
Rameau turned and cooliy looked or
until the punishment was ended.
Unite the cow.hunter now and le'
dim col" he said.
! iTo BE c~oNT1NUED.l
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-06
The Last Sabbath.

When that last Sabbath comes-the Sab,
bath of all creation-the heart: wearled
with it's tumultuous beatings. shall have
rest: the soul, fevered with its anxietleS;,
shall enjoy peace. The sun of the Sabbath
will never set OF hide its splendors in a
cloud. The flowers that grow in its light
will never fade. Our earthly Sabbaths are
but dim reflections Of the heavenly Sab,
bath. cast down upon the earth, dimmed
by the transit OF their rays from so great
a height and so distant a s World Of i ssen ae,r,
upo earth, are but the outskirts OF the
paradise of God. fore-earnests and intima,,
tons of that which lies beyond them, and
the happiest Sahbath-heart., whose very
pulse is a Sabbath bell, hears but a very In
adequate echo of the chimes n harlno,
MES of that Sabbath, that rest, where we
"rest not day and night" in which the
song is never new. and yet ever sung
Cumming.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-06
What We Can Give.

One of the bravest things in the world IA
to give to others out of ones deepest pow:
sorrow scr4c hope out OF disappointment, help
precious mite out Of the slender store, It
j. a brave thing to do this, and yet not Of
ten an unrewarded thing. We do not
know that the recording angel keeps amy
special account of such heroic benevoiences,
but surely they 10 not escape the loving
cognizance of God.-Wellspring.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-06
The Secret OF Success.

"What have you yer done to de-
serve the confidence Of your fellow
citizens?" asked the nan Of severe
ideals.
Not much, I'm afraid" said Senator
Sorghum, remOrsefully.
Aren't you afraid Of being dis
placed:"
NO. They sent a man to this po-
sition some time ago who failed to
give satisfaction. Then they sent an
other who was worse. Then they sent
me, and they say I'm still worse, but
they are afraid to take any more
~ehances."-Washington Star.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-06
True Courage.

The world and the church need to-day
men of true courage, men who dare to have
the courage OF their conviction; men who
are not afraid to do what is right; men
who will stand up for the right; We have
too many towards in the church, and they,
are a reproach to Christianity. The world
despises a cowardly Christian and God has
no use for such.-The Rev. DR.. Hc!derby,
Atlanta, Ga. . .-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-06
Hia Particular Line.

His Particular Line.
THAT new man Of yours" said the
proprietor of the store to the depart
mcnt manager, seems 10 be a mighty
hard worker"
Yes" replied the latter, that is his
specially"
"What-working?
"No-seeming to."-Syracuse Herald