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ONE ClS-
The Berkshire Flats.
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"a, 900 yr.2lOS 10th. 22r, -
$3.50. 1877 Mass av, l5r, %
$15O.13o1 Clifton, l6r, 3b
SIPS. 1925 NJ NV. l5r. Sd
500. lilo l. NV, 13r, 2b, sta
$S3.33.31S Pa av NV. 22r. b
$S3.S3.l429 Euclid pl. 14.2b
$50. 1915 10th, 12r, b
S75.73. .223l Q NV. 10r. b
SIS. .2122 Cal av, 12r, b
SIS. .2I2 n Cap, l3r, %
$40. ..1622 S NV, l0r, b
s&. .1736 Q. 11r, b
$60.75.137S Harvard. 12r, b
S55. 10. .201O II NV, 1Or, b
S5. 70. .202O R NV, Tor, b
$500. 1905 9Th NV. 13r.b
sos. 1875 Ken av, l2r, %
$50.I5. .1414 Y NV, 1lr, b
$50. 70. 1926 Col I'd, Tor. b
S5O.75. .1737 s NV. Tor, b
$50. 80. 1900 Univ'y pl. 11r. b
$50. so. 1625-29How'rd I'd. 10, b
5000. 2614 Univ'y pl, 10, b
$50.oU.1311 Roanoke, 1O., b
$50. Warehouse, n ] av
$47. 50.S415-17 BroWn,1 10 h
$45. 6O.12I9 kenesaw. 10. b
SIS. .3197 y NV, Tor, b
$40. so. 1927 Harvard. Tor, b
$1,000. 1916 Ken av, or, b
$1,000. .141S Q NV, Tor, b
$1,000. 1000 sth NV, Or. b
$40.50.633 Md av ne, Tor, b
$4O.50. 11D Yale, Tor, b
5000. 1907 9th NV, Tor, b
$1,000. 1925 18th NV, 11r, b
$1,000. 1890 w NV. Tor. b
$40. 18th & K. sto & cellar
S7 so 1885 Il l av, Tor, b
$3.50. 1872 LIST NV, Or, b
700. 90. .92S 10th NV Or, b
800. 1915 S NV. Tor, b
S35. 50.l75l 18th NV, Or, b
S35. so. .705 Q NV, Sr. b
S35. $50. 2l04 LIST NV, Or, b
$S5. so. .i72S LIST NV, Sr, b
$3.50 149 18th NV, 9r.
.. 80. ..12 Sd ne, sr, b
$33. 30. ITO 9th NV, Or, b
$32.5O.l2l5 Ken av, 1Or,b
~. 1884 18th. 0r. b
$3.50. POS I NV. Or, b
$3.50. 1855 80 f Cap. Sr, b
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lSf1 Ell.
The Dupont Flats.
The Coblentz" Flats.
S2.50.l4O7 How d av, ST, b
$50. so. 1850 Chaplin, Or. b
5000. III Sd Sc, Tor, b
$50. 80. 1907 Lydecker, Or, b
5000. lois D ne, Sr, b
5000. .421 ith ne. Or. b
$50. so .3l-4G-66 v nv, Sr, b
3O.S0.... 80 Q NV, Or. b
$50. so. .16OS 18th NV, Il
5000. 1410 10th NV. Tor. b
$50. 50. =. POS G NV, Sr. b
SIS. so. Al s NV. Or. b
S27. so. 1120 n II av, 7r. b
$27.5O. 1907 4th NV, Ut, b
t27 .b0.419 N ] av NV, hall
$3.50. .423 10th ne. 7r. b
$3.50. 1887 9th NV, 7r, b
$3.50. Pts f ne, Or, b
$3.50. 222i 18th NV, Orb
$3.50. 102 Quincy ne. sr,b
$25.5O.112 Quincy ne, Sr, b
SIS. so. .1422 LIST NV, Or, b
$3.50. HOS Pa nv. 5r. b
$3.50. .1129 7th NV. sto
SIS. ..153S1e \ C st, store
$25. Col y II av, 5r, store
$3.50. 10 z NV, Or, b
$22.50.505 Spruce NV, 6r,b
S22.50..l613 Marion, 7r, b
$22.50. 1893 18th ne. Or. b
$22.@.1l n ] av NV. Or
5000. .4O6 X NV, ar, b
$20.50.144 Harvard, Or, b
$20.50....017 + ne, Or, b
5000. 1921 I'd ne, Or. b
$40. .1715 LIST. hat
$3.50. 5O5-23 l4th e.6r. b
$3.50. .122S ii ne. Or. b
$3.50. 1853 Huron. Sr. b
$3.50. .622 Seaton ne. Orb
$3.50. Cleveld Park. :Or
$3.50. -. "a G ne, Or, b
1880. 1000 I ne. Ar. store
$15. 80. 1914 Kirby NV Orb
SIS. .lUO3-5 * Sc. Or nat
$3.50. .531 9th ne. Or
$3.50. 1919 Lincoln av, Or
$12.50. 1904 4th Sc. Or, sto
S12.30. 227 = NV. Sd foor
$40. so. 1850 Gales ne. Or
5000. 227 . NV. LIST floor
$40. .407 II ne
So. .61O 9th NV, 2 rooms
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1885 10th, lar. 81. 100 90 so o Isl ne. or. ~
1879 Eucid pluw iirss "a IA LIST ne. er......l2oo
p Grant pl NV, 16r. b 50. 90 @ n I ne, OF ~
1 ia9s Sai NV sr q. 60 SSsssiS Del Az me-
isis ao nm n aar' iar me- 81. 60
1890 Cincinnati st. go. 0o ao7 MI ne v ma 4: 10 "a
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1919 Vernon av Tor SO 06 ~ =, "a ne o.. ~ ~
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isaS nv N.Y. Sf 20 ~ ~ 1917 l4th NV. rr. 4rs 50
1919 NV. lOr 3. 1900 Soe ist me-. .~
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$50 26th, Or. W. 1850
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FLATS.
THE STAPLETON, 1918
n st, non-housekeepinz
2 4 Sr flats. $50 to $50
POOP NJ, Or, b, mi. Is. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave. heated
rms. So, $40, $3.50, $50
STORES.
1120 18th, stO, g, b. mi$35. so
1919 18th, 1r. eel, W. 80. so
213S1a Pa av, sto, 3r, w22. so
1857 32d. large rm. .17.5O
STABLES.
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1858 Ore av, Tor, b, mi. 35. so
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934 23d, 7r, b, ami. $3.50
3012Dumb av, Sr, b, cl. 30. so
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S26 B ne, Or, b, mi. 20.50
615 23d. 7r, b, lat, mi. 2O.5O
924 22d, 7r,lat,w&g. 1880
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Farm near Laurel, Md,
100 1Sr. 6S acres. 40. 90
'.33 1245 18th Sc, 5r, 2 stos. 80. 90
100 2142 Pa av NV, 7r. .35. 90
'.62 1907 10th NV, 1Or. $500
100 1903 10th NV, 7r. .27.5O
100 GOT A Sc, Or. .lS. 40
100 sos A Sc. ..........1S.A3
90 1921 9th NV, Sr. 1880
100 1917 X ne. Or. $50,
so SIS 9th sw, Or. 1000
90 914 E NV. Sasement.15.O0
100 1911 X ne, Or. 400
.50I69 Decatur Ne, Or. .11.5O
$60 i25 18th NV, Sd TO, $50:
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2235 18th NV, 6r b 619 Gordon av ne Ar 10 so
1913 Md ay me- 6r b1s.50 424 10th Sc r.. 10 90
1880 Rosedale ne. 7r16.50l131 L Sc, 4r.......7.OO
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the first Monday in October.

the first Monday in October.
Miss Mollie Graham, the pref
ty niece of the old doctor, was
struggling to support a blind
mother and four younger chill
drcn. IIAr father and brother
had been killed in the war. Their
house had been sold for taxes,
and they were required now to
pay Tim Shelby ten dollars a
month for rent. When she saw
that school notice her heart gave
a leap. If she could only get the
place, it would save them from
beggary.
She fairly ran to the preacher
to get his advice.
Certainly, child, try for it..
It's humiliating to ask such a ia
vor of that black ape, but if you
can save your loved ones, do it,"
So with trembling hand she
knocked at Tins door. He re-
quired all applicants to apply
personally at his house. Tim
her with the bows and smirks of
a dancing master.
Delighted to see your pretty
face this morning, Miss Ora
ham," he cried enthusiastically.
The girl blushed and hesita-
ted at the door.
Just walk right into the par
lor. I'Rjoin you in a moment"
She bravely set her lips and
entered.
And now what can l do for
you, Miss Graham?"
I've come to apply for a
teachers place in the school,"
'Ah, indeed, Pm glad to know
that. There is only one difficult
ty. You must be loyal. Your
people were rebels, and the new
government has determined to
have only loyal teachers"
i think I'm loyal enough to
the old flag now that our people
have SURRENDERED" said the girl,
Yes yes, l dare say, but do
you think you car accept the
new regime Of government and
society which we are now estab-
fishing III the south? We have
abolished the color line. Would
you nave mixed school if as
sighed one2"
/ think I'd prefer to teach a
negro school outright to a mixed
one" she said after a moments
hesitation.
Tim continued, You know we
are living in new world. The
supreme law Of the land has
broken down every barrier Of
race and we are henccforth to
be one people. The struggle for
existence knows no race or color.
It's a struggle now for bread.
I'm in position to be of great
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-16

military commandant of Dis
trict No. 2" comprising the
Carolinas, abrogating the decis-
ions of the North Carolina SD
prcme court, forbidding the in
termarriage of the negroes and
whites, fell like a bonn bshell on
Campbell county. The people
had not believed that the military
authorities would dare go to the
length of attempting to force So
cial equality.
The feeling of the people were
wrought to the pitch of fury. It
needed but a word from a daring
leader, and a massacre of every
negro, scalawag and carpet-bag-
ger i'll the county might have fol-
lowed. Rev. John Durham was
busy day and night seeking to
allay excitement and prevent an
uprising of the white population.
Along with the announcement
of this military order, came the
startling news that Simon Lee
gree, whose infamy was known
from end to end of the state, was
to be the next governor and that
the Hon. Tim Shelby was a can
didate for chief Justice of the
supreme court.
Legree was in Washington at
the time on a mission to secure a
stand of twenty thousand rifles
from the secretary of war, with
which to arm the negro troops
ho was drilling for the approach
ing election. The grant was
made and Legree came back in
triumph with his rifles.
Relief for the ruined people
was now hopeless dream.
Black despair was clutching at
every while mans heart. The
taxpayers had held a convention
and sent their representatives to
Washington exposing the mon
strous thefts that were being
committed under the authority
Of the government by the organ
lied band of thieves who were
looting the, state. But the
thieves were the pets of polite
ians high in power. The COM
mittee of taxpayers were insult
ed and sent home to pay their
taxes.
And then thing happened in
Hambright that brought matters.
to sudden crisis.
The Hon. Tim Shelby as
school commissioner, had printed
the notices for an examination. of
school teachers for Campbell
county. An enormous tax had
been levied and collected by the
county for this purpose but no
school had been opened. Tim
announced, however, that the
school would be surely opened
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Don
How
Such a
Most of us have ]

Most of US have he
preston many times.
Did you ever nOtic
Don't know how /
is a bad one to get 81
before you are throug
hoarseness, the cough.
feeling" the general
and the out of sorts
you are apt to have and
cold, and so on until M
for weeks /?
These colds mean thar
TEN is out of gear. The
precede serious diseases
sumption, bronchitis. II
dangerous.
We have found a rene
sorts of colds, coughs, tn
a so-called cough-cure.
not stupefy with opiurn,
the system with vicious d
1t is Vinol. We are
willing to tell any inquire
store what it is made Of
we came to take hold of Il
1t certainly does the we
coughs go off like magic.
relieves people far gone
sumption. People right
have proved it. We sell ii
to guarantee money ba
doesn't help you. Isn't |
to put the matter OFF,
Den MARK DRUG
AGENTS.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
Take Laxative Bromo Quinin
lets. All druggists refund the
If 1t fails to cure. E. W. GroV
nature is on each box. Csc.
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Every poison has its antidot
Malarial poison 1t is Roberts Ton
No cure no pay" J. Ha wkir
man and A, H, Denmark. Aid.
Wilcox & Bro, Mystic, Ga.
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CHAPTER XIX CONTINUED. I

Tim Shelby, ! hear you have
moved into Mrs. Gaston's home
and are using her furniture. By
whose authority do you dare such
insolence?"
BY authority Of the law. sir.
Mrs. CASTOR died intestate. Her
effects are in the hands of our
county administrator, Mr.. Ezra
Perkins. I'll be pleased to re-
ceive you sir, any time you would
like to CALL" said Tim with a
bow.
I'll call in due time" replied
the preacher, looking Tim
straight in the eye.
Haley had been peeping through
the window, watching and listen
ing to this encounter.
These cbarmin' preachers
think they own the county, broth
er Shelby" laughed Haley as he
grasped Tins outstretch e d
hand.
:Yes, they are the curse ofthe
state. I wish to God they had sue
ceeded in burning him alive that
night the boys tried it. They'll
get him later on. Brother Ha-
ley, he's dangerous man. He
must be put out of the way, or
we'll never have smooth sailing
in'this county,"
Il believe you're right, he's
just been in here cussin' me
about that letter of the widder's
that didn't get here in time. He
thinks he can run the postofice."
We'll, we'll show him this
county's in the hands of the 10y
all" added Tim.
Heard the news from Charles
ton?"
Heard it? guess I have. l
talked with the commanding gen.
eral in Charleston two weeks ago.
He told me then he was going to
set aside that decision of the ST.
preme court in a ringing order
permitting the marriage of ne
groes to white women, and COM
manding it's enforcement on
every military post. l see he's
done it in no uncertain words"
It's a great day, brother, for
the world. There II be no more
color line"
Yes, times have changed"
said Tim with triumphant
smile. II guess our white hot
bloods will sweat and hlusterand
swear little when they read
that order. But we've got the
bayonets. They'd just as well
cool down."
"Tha''s the stuff" said Ha.
ley taking Il fresh chew of to.
bacco.
Let EN- squirm. They're
fat on their backs. We are on
top and we are going to stay on
top. expect to lead fair white
bride into my house before anoth-
err year and have the poor white
aristocrats to tend my lawn
Tim worked his ears and looked
up at tie ceiling in dreamy soru
Of way.
"Thatll be sigh, won't it,
exclaimed Haley with delight.
Where's that scoundrel Nelse
that lived with Mrs. Gaston?"
"Oh, we fixed him." said Tim
j The black rascal wouldn't joit
the league, and wouldn'tvote viii
his people, and still showed fgh'
after we beat him half to death
so we put levy of fifty dollar,
on his cabin, sold him out anC
every piece of furniture, an(
every rag of clothes we could ge
hold Of. He'll leave the count,
now, or well kill him next time.
SVnf1 n,,o,ht - III 49,. l..
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A woman feels as impcs
when she is going shopping
man when ne is going to a b
of directors meeting.
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help to you and your family if
you will only let me-"

49,
May I have the place then?''
she asked approaching the door.
We'll, now you know it de-
Ponds really altogether on my
fancy. I'll tell you what I'll do.
You're still full of silly preju-
dices. I can see that. But if
you will overcome them enough
to do one thing for me as a test,
that will cost you nothing and of
which the world will never be
the wiser. I'll give you the place
and more, remit the ten dollars
month rent you're now paying.
Will you do it?"
What is it," the girl asked
with pale quivering lips.
Let me kiss you-once!' he
whispered.
With a scream, she sprang
past him out of the door, ran like
a deer across the lawn, and fell
sobbing in her mothers arms
when she reached her home.
The next day the town was I'M
usually quiet. Tin had bust
ness with the commandment of
the company of regulars Still,
quartered at Hambright. He
spent most of theNday with him,
and walked about the streets os-
tentatiously showing his famil-
larity with the corporal who &C
companied him. A guard of
three soldiers was stationed
around Tins house for two
nights and then withdrawn.
The next night at twelve
o'clock two hundred white-robed
horses assembled around the old
home of Mrs. CASTOR where Tim
was sleeping. The moon was
full and flooded the lawn with
silver glory. On those horses
sat two hundred white-robed ST.
lent men whose close-fitting hood
DISCUSSES looked like the mail
helmets of ancient knights.
1t was the work of a moment
to seize Tim, and bind him across
a horses back. Slowly the grim
procession moved to the court
house square.
When the sun rose next morn
ing the lifeless body of Tim
Shelby was dangling from rope
tied to the iron rail Of the bal
cony of the court house. His
neck broken and his body hang
ing low--scarcely three feet from
the ground. His thick lips had
been split with sharp knife and
from his teeth hung this placard:
The answer of the Anglo-Sax-
on race to negro lips that dare
pollute with words the woman
hood of the south, X. K. K.
And the Ku Klux Khan was
master of Campbell county.
The origin of the Law and Or
der League which sprang up
like magic in a night and multi
fed the program OF congress,
though backed by an army of a
million veteran soldiers, is yet a
a mystery.
The simple truth is, it was
spontaneous and resistless racial
uprising of clansmen of high
land origin living along the APP
paldchian mountains and foot
hills of the south, and it APP
peared almost simultaneously in
every southern state, produced
by the same terrible conditions.
1t was the answer to their foes
of proud and indomitablc race
of nen driven in the wall. In
the hour of their defeat they
laid down their arms and ac-
copied in good faith the results
of the war. And then, when UNI
armed and defenceless; a group
of pot-house politicians for po-
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a women can forgive the
an she calls her best friend
anything except she begii
dress better than she does.
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Two good listeners M
friends, but two good tall
never.
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If you would make a friend
a man, ask his advice and FOL
it; if you would make a friend
a woman, say nothing and lekl
talk.