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by A. CONAN DOYLE,

get in tho wind from 1t, and follow the
and come. for Sir Walter Hewett and
others. arc awaiting us."
Nay. Oliver, I cannot be with you, for
! must to Montaubon this day."
",To Montaubon? But have heard
that your Company is to come with my
forty Winchester rascals to OAK"
III you will take charge Of them Oliver.
For will so to Montaubon with none
save my two squires and two archers.
Then. when ! have found tho rest Of
my Company shall lead them to OAK.
We set forth this morning"
'"rhen ! must back to my pasty, said
Sir Oliver, you will find us at OAK,
I doubt not unless Inc prince throw
me into prison, for he is very wroth
against me-"
And why, Oliver?'
"Pardieus! because have sent my
cartel gauntlet, and defiance TO Sir John
Chandos and to Sir William Felton, 4
ITO Chandos? In Gods name. Oliver,
why have you done this?'
Because he and the other have used
ME desp!tefully."
'And how?' III.
Because they have passed me over In
choosing those hoshould joust for Eng
land Yourself and Audley could pass,
coz, for you are mature men; but who are
Wake. and Percy. and Beauchamp? BY
my soul was proddng FOR my food
into a camp-kettle when theytwere mow :
Ing for their pap, Is man OF my
weight and substance to bo thrown aside
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Sir Nigel in the morning. Had he done
we'll to say go much, or had he not done
better 10 have said more? What would
tho knight have said had he confessed TO
his love for tho Lady Maude? Would
lie cast him off III disgrace, or might ne
chide him as having abused the shelter.
OF his roof? II had been ready upon
his tongue 10 tell him MI when SLY
Oliver. had broken in upon them, Per-
chance Sir Nigel, with his love OF all
the dying usages OF chiyary might have
contriyed some strange ordeal or feat
OF arms by which his love should be put
to the test. Alleyne smiled as he won
dered what fantastic and wondrous deed
would be exacted from him. Whatever
It was, lie was ready for It, whether 1t
were to hold the lists In the court OF
the King of Tartary, to carry cartel
to the Sultan Of Bagdad, or to serve
a term against the Wild heathen OF
Prussia. Sir Nigel had said that his
birth was high enough for any lazy.
II his fortune could but be amended
Often had 4Alleyne curlcd HIS lip at tho
beggarly craving for land or for gold
which blinded han TO the higher and more
ilnsting isues OF BlifcG low II seemed
as though twere only by this same. land
and gold that he might hops 70 reach
his hearts desire, But then, again, the
socman OF M!nstead was no friend TO me
Constable OF Twynham Castle. It might
happen that should he amass riches by
some happy fortune Of war, this feud
might hold the two families aloof, Even
If Maude loved him. he knew her too well
to think that she would wed him without
the blessing of her father Dark and
murky. was it,all,, but. hope mounts high
In youth. and 1t ever futtered over all
the, turmoil OF his thought Ike IA white
puma amid the shock, Of llorsemen
4, II Alleyno Edricson had enough to
pond ers over asslle rode through the bare
plains of G',ienne, his two companions
were more busy with the present and
less thoughtful OF; the future, Aylward
rode for half a mile with his chin upon
his shoulder. looking back at u white
kerchef which huttered out OF the gable
window Of a high house which peeped oyer
the corner OF the battlements.
-. M \
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for Tie first three half-grown lads who
have learned ina trick of the tilt-yard:
But bark ye, coz. think OF sending my
cartel also to the prince. l e
"Oliyer! Oliver! You are mad!'a.i
mot I, { faith! / care not a denleri
whether no be prince or no. BY saint.
Jamcs! II SEQ that your squirrels eyes
are starting from his head like ftrussed
crab. Well, friend we are all three men
OF Hampshire. and not lightly to De Jeer-
cd at"
"IIas ho jeered at you then?" I.
"Pardicu! yes Old Sir divers heart
is still stout said one OF his court.
ELISE had 1t been out of keeping with
tho rest Of him. nuoth the prince ana
his arm is strong, said another so
Is the backbone Of his horse Guoth
the prince. This. very day I VIII send
him my cartel and Defiance"
may, nay. my dear Oliver" said Sir
Nigel laying his hand upon his angry
frlends arm. "There ia naught IN this,
for II was but saying TINT YOU we're
a strong and robust man, who had neen
Of u good destrIer. And as to Chandos
and FELTON,. bethink you that y when you
yourself We're young tho older slances had
ever been preferred how would you men 81,
have had tina chance to earn the sood
name and fame which you now boar?
You do not lille as light as you did,
Oliver, and ride lighter by the wolGht
of my hair. but 1t would DO an ~ thing
II In tho evening Of our lives Wo showed
that our hearts were less true and loyal
than of old. II such knight as Sir
Oilyer Buttesthorn may turn against MS
own prince for the sake OF Light Word,
then where are We to look for the stead
fast faith and constancy?
"Ah! my dear little COZ II Is easy 70
sit in the sunshine and preach to the
man in the shadow. Yet you. could
ever Win me over to your side wlth.that
soft voice Of yours. Let us think no
more Of 1t then, But. holy Mother !
had forgot thu pasty, and ~ VII % as
scorched as Judas Iscariot!3 Come Nlgel,
lest the foni f'end get the better OF me
again. 4,
For one hour. then; for we march
at midday. Tell Aylward. Alleyne. tha
he Is to come with me 70 Montaubon, ana
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Miss Maria Lee. who is visiting Miss Ethel
CARRIER. Of Pitssburg. Will return home In n
Miss Powell. Of Georgia. who has been
visiting Mrs w. G. Cosby, has left for her
home
J. Miss Mary Saunders. Of Trcyillans, is the
Miss. Edith Estes: q Mansfield. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. s. p. Jones. B ].
Miss JAMIE Bowen has left for Petersburg
70 visit friends. q, I, !, Z e.
"a. Mr.; Seen v.nx !ef sir, pnaasss Tas
i Mr. I. 6, G Lane. OF washington, 1 is visiting
= Miss Hattie filler ha, le,. ,or washIrgton
10 Wis.,; her sister. Miss Mary riller. .s
Mrs. q B. Penselcy has returned home af-
Mrs. c. r., Cofer has left for Rocky Mount.
where she was summoned on account OF the
illness Of her brother. Mr. w. l. !. G Gar
OF Miss Claire Thompson.
Miss Clara Long has returned home after
assHfu s9 saeSs as v,.,ln.
In Norfolk. has returned home.
4 Rev. J.. c. Burruss. OF Alabama. is the guest
OF his niece, Mrs F. NJ. Saunders
I Miss Helen Briggs has returned home, after
very pleasant visit to friends IN Fauau'er
her mother, Mrs f.. NJ. Saunders, has left
for her home In Roanoke 33}.
~ ses SeeF foM Ghrs'a9 {! Ganfs' NIL
Mrs Frank Weidenfeld and child, who have
ben visiting In New York. viii return home
In n few days. # 55s.
Nj Charles Lincoln. OF New York, who
has been visiting Mrs Thomas Morgan. of
#Chamberlnyne Avenue. hns returned home.
Mrs. l.. ID Il DlIIard.3 Of Brook HILL who
has been visiting Mrs. George Hopkins, OF
Lynchburg. has returned home. =s
q Mrs. C.. O.6Duval. OF Goochland is visiting
Mrs Robert Scott h ~
Miss Ida Lee OF Glendale Academy. Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Lee.
Mrs George Frcisch, OF baltimore, who has
been visiting Mrs a. F. Shelton for tho past
two weeks has returned home.
Mrs. g. M. Davis OF Amelia, who has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Wilkinson, has left
for her home. 33 4
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

V q
Mrs. Roberta Jeter has left for Mecklenburg
county to spend some time with relatives.
Mira. Carr has returned from Hanover coun-
ty after a visit to her. daughter.
q Robert Clark continues quito III at his
mothers residence. on Mosby Street.
Mrs Jack Ball and Miss Ball will leave
for Newport News this week to join her hus-
band. who is employed there, They will make
that city their future homo.
f. Mr. Charles Loving left yesterday for Hem
rico county on q hunting trip OF several
days. - ~
Ryland and Adele. children Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Aubrey Enos. are quite sick with
whooping cough .55i ~
Edward Davis. OF Carbon. Albemarle county.
visited his. family here last week.
Z, Mrs John Bagby has returned to her home
In King William county, after spending some
time with relatives here. 3F5a5s 81 5} al ia
II, Mnhanes has returned from on visit 70
Mrs J.sO Cobb. OF Wilson, NJ. G., Is the
guest of Mrs J. L., Griffin. on Chelsea Hill.
~ Little Sadie Talley. who has been quite
Z Ill. Is improving. sF5 @ l5g
Mrs. Joo Hunneycutt is quite sick with
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CHAPTER XVI,
HOW THE THREE COMRADES GAME &
a MIGHTY TREASURE,

It was bright, winters day when the
little party set of from Bordeaux on
their journey to Montaubon where the
missing half OF their Company had last
been heard OF. Sir Nigel and Ford
had ridden on In advance, the lSnlghtiupon
his hackney, while his great War-horse
trotted beside his squire, Two hours
later tAlleyne Edrlcson followed; for he.
had tho tavern reckoning to settle, and
many other duties which fell ITO hiy' as
squire Of tho body. With him came
Aylward and Horde John. armed as Of.
Old but mounted for their journey upon.
IA pair of clumsy Iandes horses, heavy
headed and shambling, but OF great en-
durance, and capable OF JOGGING along
all day, even when between the knees OF.
the huge archer. who turned tho scale
at two hundred and seventy pounds.
They took with then, the sumpter mules,
which carried In panniers the wardrobe
and table furniture Of Sir Eigsl; for
the knight. though neither fop nor epi-.
cure, was very dainty In small matters
and loved. however bare the board on!
hard the life, that his nnpcry should still
be white and his spoon Of slYert,, Is
There had been frost during the night,
and the white hard road rang loud under
their horses, irons us they spurrcd
Through the east gate OF the town, along
tho same broad highway which the UNI
known, fFrencl, champion had trayersed
on the day OF the jousts The three
rode abreast. Alleyne Edrlcsont with his
eyes cast down and his mind distract.
for his thoughts were busy with the
conversation which he had had with
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CHAPTER XXV-continued.

by thinking no You become worthy,
Is she then of noble birth?"
',She Is, my lord" faltercd Alleyne.
"Of knightly house,"
Yes"
Have II care, Allcyne. have care!"
said Sir Nigel, kindly, ''The higher the
steed the greater tho fall Hawk not at
that which may be beyond thy flight"
my lord, know little Of tho ways and
usages OF the world.i cried Alleyne, 'but
] would fain ask your rede upon the mat.
ter You have known my father and
my kin; is not my family one OF good
standing and repnte?"
Beyond all question:
"And yet. you warn me that ] must not
place my love too high"
by st. Paul! ! cannot think that any
family In the land would not be proud
TO take you among them, seeing that you
come OF SO old a strain. But while the
Socman llyes--Ha. by my soul! IL this Is
not Sir divers step am the more mis-
taken.' -.
AS he spoke. ~ heavy foot-fa was
heard without, and the portly knight
irung open the door and strobe into the
room.
why, my little coz" said he, II hav&
come acrpss to tell you that live above
The BARRIERS In the Rue de la Tour, and
that there Is Il vension pasty in the oven
and two ilasks OF the right vintage on
the table. BY ST, James, blind man
might find the place, for one has but to
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ehllls and levers a, her home on Twenty

chills and levers n, her home on twenty
second Street. 90
8 A birthday party was given at the homo
ago, the occasion being the first anniversary
OF tho birth OF their little daughter. lois
The little tot received many pretty presents
Refreshments were served In abundance. The
little folks present were Doris Atkins
Dayr,igze Donnc Ruby Meyers Clayton Fox.
Leona Cartwright and Lois Enoy. q Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Aubrey Enos. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. Miss Pear. Harvey. Mr..
Harry IIohson, Mrs. Fiaher,a Miss Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright, MIR. and Mrs.
Meyers. Mr. Hamilton Enos, Mr.. Baker. Mrs
Doanc. Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Enos and others.
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Pauline Arnall Katie Akers, Virginia
Cox, Mary Akers. Laura Elliton, Madge
Dixson, and Masters Arthur Akers, irwin
Arnall. Joseph Hurley, Bernard Cosby
Robert A1cCook, Roy Hurley, Johnny
Thomas Clarence Cosby, Frank Hurley.
Linwood Cosby. Ernest Pollard John
Gary, Clarence Cosby. Mao Gary, Ernest
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were served. and added much to the en-
joyment of the evening.
Afterwards the old sand man" began
to make his presence felt, and sent the
little ones home. Those present We're:
Misses Marie Gary, Edna Thorp, Annie
Loving, LOUIS Thomas, Irene McCook,
jamie Thorp, Sarah Vans, Louise Arnall,
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THE BAPTIST MISSION.
BODY Of Well Known Educators
in Session Here Yesterday.

81
The Baptist Educational Mission held
n very interesting mceting, at the mission
rooms in the sncond Baptist Church yes
-terday. Tho session lasted from II A.
Nj. to 3 p. NJ Or. B. c. Iening was
present and formally accepted the posi-
ton Of corresponding secretary OF MIS-
sions. He enters upon his work at once.
Various committees reported and much
routine business was transacted.
Tho meeting adjourned TO assemble
again in Petersburg on Wednesday. No.
3vember 18th; at which time the an. annual "a
presented and adopted Out of town
members present were Mr., George 3.
West, Of Newport News; Mr.: Simon n y,
Seward 81 Petersburg Mr. IL IS o u Gan 3;
Waynesboro. and Or. 3. G.. I7ening. OF
Bristol Richmond members were IT.
". r. l.. Smith, DR.. William IS. H I:
pr. Robert Frazier and the president OF
the mission, DR.. r. II. Pitt,
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4 The children Of the Rev and Mrs. c. C,
Cox--Mnsters Christian and Luther Cox
and little Miss Virginia Cox-entertaincd
quite number OF their child friends Sat
urday evening from to 10 O'clock at a
farewell social in their parents residence
on Twenty-third Street.
The Rev Mr.. Cox and his charming
family left yesterday for Ncwbern. N. C..
The little folks amused themselves in
playing various parlor games and other
childish pastimes Ice cream and cake
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Halloween !, was that given fly Mrs.
Thomas Jeffress In her lovely country
home to a number OF her young trends
among the Richmond girls.
Mrs, John l.. Dubai1k and Mrs. Glover,
Of Warm Springs, arrived In Rich1no tld
Monday and are at Miss Pitzer 9, No. lis
East Franklin Street. 3ssSss 5E 81
Mr.. Austin Smith, Of Now York. has
been visiting his mother and sister. Mrs:
No. els East franklin Street.
me Morning, Call, published in Alex
a Mss s sXf s Tsve e os oW 3, Fhr
i fax. accompanied the bridal purity OF
MIR. and Mrs. 10 I'm Gray. Of Richmond,
to Washington on Thursday, and on re-
exardkla. E &
]. Miss Annie Harding. who has .becn Wis.
iting mere. lett for hor homo III Wishing
The Rev. John r. Belts loft. yesterday
a1ter Short stay With ,s bis brother M
strpet, for Sclarksvlic,S 'y Va, Where he he
niece, Miss Louise Belts to Mr. Lltteli
Bass, Of Manchester. va.
Mrs. Marshall Field. Of Chicago, intro.
jduced the fashion Of wearing ear-rings
again by appearing in a pair At the Cfd-
Tho wedding OF Miss Helen Phipps.
the daughter Of Mr. Henry phipps, j Il.
OF New York, and Mr.. Bradley Martin,
Jr., will be celebrated to-day at Beau
fort Castle, Inverness, Scotland.
The castle Is leased BY Mr.. Phlpps from
the Duke of Beaufort. Ambassador and
Mrs. Choate VIII como from London TO
attend the wedding.
The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Board Of Missions Will be held in st.
Paul's Church, Alexandria, to-day and
tomorrow.
Mr.. George Ambrose Allen, Of Erie.
Pa. loft Richmond for New York after
al No. 20 East Franklin Street, for sew.
cral days.
The Milton Work Whist Club met at tho
yNon.ans Club last afternoon. The high
est score north and south was made by
Mrs. james Keith and Miss Floren ce
Tyler; east and west, by Mrs Bland
Smith and Miss Lou Knox. 5t II Fl
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet with Mrs. G. e. Doyle on We'd
nesday afternoon next. s
An Important meeting Ut the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF R. e. Leo Camp Will be held
in Leo Camp Hall this afternoon at
o'clock. H
The stay-at- Home Whist Club met on
Mrs. Bland Smith and Mr.. ". r. Robins
MAILING top score. The next meeting
will be with Miss Matte P. Harris.
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to choose ono archer for his comrade.
The rest will to OAK when the prince
starts, which Will be before the feast
Of tho Epiphany. Have Pommers ready
at mid -day with my sycamore slnce. and
place. my harness on the sumpter mule rs
"a. With these brief directions, 4 the two
old soldiers strobe off together, while
Aleyne hnstened to get all in order for
their journey.
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Teheys-Phillips.

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Phillips, Of
mount Erin" Fulton HILL announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Caro-
lire Louise Phillips, to the Rev Wal
ter Addison Jeffreys, Of the Virginia
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Your dealer sells $3.50 and $500 shoes
why not sorosis ?-Adv. I.
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Farewell Entertainment.

The marriage will take place at Trim
ity Church. December the 21st.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Miss Maria Lee. who is visiting Miss Ethel
CARRIER Of Pltssburg. will return home In n
few days laf
Miss Powell. OF Georgia, who has been
Visiting Mrs. w. G. Cosby. has left for her
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Young ladies assisting In the dining
room were: Miss Annie Branch. Miss
Annie Rucker. Misses Sadie and Waller
Jeffress, Miss Mary Coles Darlington,
Miss Margaret Cabell Darlington, Miss
Mamie Davis and Miss Jane Baughan. of
Petersburg. and Miss Nellie Whitehead.
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The stay-at- Home Whist Club met on
Monday evening with Miss Gullaume,
ma king ton score. The next meeting
\ will be with Miss Matte p Harris.
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The Milton Work Whist Club met at tho
JVon.a,l's Club last afternoon. The high
est score north and south was made by
Mrs. james Keith and Miss Florencee
Tyler; east and west, by Mrs Bland
Smith and Miss Lou Knox. it =5
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Reception al Art Club.

,rho first reception Of the year upon
witch the Richmond Art Club has Just
entered was given last evening at $3.50
O'clock In the rooms of the Art Club
building, corner of Grace and Madison
Streets, In honor of Miss Harriotte Lee
Taliaferro the newly elected director 0 !,
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THE EDUCATORS.

DR.. Maurice Bloomfield. professor OF
Sanskrit and comparative philology nj
Johns Hopkins. il spending his vaca-
ton in reading tie proof of a glossary
Of words found in the ancient Vedas
of the BaDylOnianS.
Leon G.. Marshall. who has recently
been called to the chair of economies
In the Ohio Wesleyan university. is
probably the yOUn@">t man 10 occupy
such Il position "ny"h"r". lie is now
twCnty-fOur years OF age.
Miss Ellen Douglass of Cape May. \.
j.. has been appointed professor of Ro-
nance languages III the University OF
Missouri. 20 take the place Of Pro
lessor HaSSc:t. who recently resigned
10 accept y ..,m;jar nn*itioE in Kansas
UNIVERSITY
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Testing the Boy

Senator Blackburn says that
Kentuckian DESTROYS of ascertain
Ing the natural tendencies of his
offspring,a boy of 8 years, bethought
himself of the following plan:
He placed upon a table a Bible,
dollar and a bottle of whlskey.
1T" said the Kentuckian to his
wife "the boy takes the Bible 1t will
show that he Is cut out to be a
preacher, If he takes the dollar, he
will be "a business man; If he takes
the whiskey we must watch him
carefully-he may 60 wrong"
The man and his wife then with
drew and observed the boy from
another room. After wandering
about for a while the youngster
went to the table and carefully ex'
amined the articles thereon, He
put the dollar In bis pocket, took
swig out from the bottle of whiskey
and placing the Bible under his
arm. marched away.
"Sarah," said the man turning
to his wife. "Tm sorry to say that
the boy Is going to be a politi-
CLAMP
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GIVE IT A
LITTLE OIL

An engineer on locomotive oils
his engine a number of times every
day-and the engine RESTS" halt of
every day and night, continuously;
but when did you have 1t oiled?
Are the delicate pivots grinding
away on dry jewels, to their de-
structionl Are watches so cheap
that you can afford to have yours
lose all Its good time.keeping vir-
tues by neglect Bring your watch
to Us before the injury goes further.
There may be excuses for Its poor
performance of late. We will ex-
anime 1t, and congratulate you II 1t
needs no attention, and If 1t does,
you shall pay no more than IS
necessary to restore 1t to perfect
health.
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4 sI.ai...u piers HensUning.

Ari$t.ppU% WHS IN earnest Sultor u
Diony<iuS for >Omr grant, who would
give no car "a his suit. Artstippus fell
at his feet :,iiL ihrn DiOnySiuS granted
1t. one that stood 10y said afterward
to AriStippus. You philosopher and
be so base as to throw yourself at a
tyrant's feet to get suit" Aristippus
answered. The fault is not mine, but
the fault is in Dionysius. who carries
his ears in his feet"
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The farmers of Goodwin and
vicinity had a meeting last night
and agreed to furnish Mr.. Fraley, OF
Hannibal with the rough lumber
for his new store building. This
act of christian fellowship Is no,
only fulfilling the great command
ment Love God with all your
heart" and like unto 1t Love thy
neighbor as myself, but Is practical
christianity which consists oil
work In connection with faith. Il
all communities had this anne
feeling there would be more real
Joy and.fewer suits In our courts -
Spirit of Democracy.
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Good
Resolutions

Are all right If you keep them
aud one you should attend to at
once, Is that one about having
some Photographs made to give to
friends who have sent you theirs, q
good Photo and a letter to or fron
a friend Is the next best thing TO a
personal visit, and If you can't 60
now send your picture. You kno"
we can make them right, that our
STYLES and varieties of mounting
lsse nothing In comparison with
the highest priced city work and as
the holiday rush Is over, we can
give each sitter more time and at
tention. Cloudy weather good as
sanshine. Bring the babies In the
forenoon. Draperies, waists, etc.
furnished. If you havn't been up
lately call and see the grade OF
work we are producing.
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-soa Gals AND aseomMshoao sS--
SOLD BY ALL DRUt, GISTS
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ToWbOat Hornet
Cannot be Raised

Expert divers, of Cincinnati,
have just completed thorough ex-
animation of the condition of the
towboat Hornet which was recently
sunk at the foot of Paden Island,
ard state the boat Is so badly dam
eed that 1t Is impossible to raise
il
The steamer Is owned by the
PIttsburg Coal Combine company
and was q very old boat. The
company will proceed at once to
take the machinery off the wrecked
steamer.