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III appe enS snt ssy . said Jimmy
y can sec that they hate eae ., other'l
Thls sentiment Carrie echoed; I, but IS she 9
did not intend to have her Christmas
spoiled fortunately, plenty Of. -pro ,;.
loss had been laid In, and though i tney
would not be deprived Of turkey or plum.
pudding & She had her%present ready Tor
Jimmy, and doubted not that no had one
u 1ug ,so' scr Wants and gold for tic hum
bier and though there would 81 pc !. no
greens or holly nobody need forget that
It was Christmns-nobody, unless At were
the two prisOner-guests. Carrie rHcked
|lher brains to evolve. gifts for them MT
tho problem was difficult She could
not offer them some Of her old Jewelry,
shau Se1 reo shs eno}G t
cided to consult the housekeeper Il
suppose she said. that there's Moth
ing lin the way Of her old china, or.
Of tn the things wo bought with the Castle,
that would do Is as Christmas presents
for Lord Borrowdae and Mrs Sea-
Mrs Mackellar raised her eyebrows and
nothing, madam" slle replied. ",unless--.
Unless what? ] hone you have an
Something ike the pale pa. ghost ss !. 1 &C.
statuesnlle fen lures, ~ 5,5
! ,'Well, madam. / was going to- remind
YOU OF some little trlnkets In he tea
wood c:p,net in tho Japanese drawing
room. There's a thing called tho magic
wishbone. n very pretty bit of carved
ivory, which you might DO willing 70
part with to tho lady, ;ls she's Y friend
OF yours, and it's supposed 70 bring go0u
luck according to the legend, Anu there's
from n single piece, Of jade, That has q
story. tno, hit they're both written down
In the catalogue In the drawer under
ably read"
Carrie was Obliged to}confess thnt she ne
lvhRd not opened the catalogue or noted
tho contents Of the cabinet with any
pnrticulnrity. But She was eager now
10 hear tho stories. The magic wish
, bone, satd Mrs, Atackellar& could, nppar
| rently bc broken In hnlf BY two persons
for Il wish, but II could not be pnt 70
| gether ngnill, except by those VINO WERE
/ iiappy OF about 10 be happy, IN love, liz
I tile right persons, however, ne Two pieces
could he united as " they llaa never nn ..,E
severed As for the wisling,,Ting;, y W S,,s
Ia Ia rub at When on the hand, TO see ne
iIii ttie ia in fetIshes, which Mrs
Mnckellar said. had been IN her lam
ily'' for a lone lime, Mrs SlgilFS Wms
(, glad that she had consulted the MOUSE
7 Keeper, and Instantly decided 70 take
= vi, That IT. tie Tie ceremony of rubbing and
wishing should beproperly perlorlm,Ssaa, ~ !.
! was necessary that witnesses should w
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aYou Sec. she said, ut will take |, some ne
ia late. account OF the storm, 4, !, !,
Mrs Ogilyy gave the oraeee nit my ~, =,
so afraid that-that-I mean, n inviting
you to NEE t-eI--I'' W. XII }
Don't worry about that, cut n AIRS.
searorth, quickly. nothing 81 g, conse-
gueniGs anita an Gla But II yonl
say goodbye to Nh Ogilyy ,, t99r, ms i,nI !
think would like 70 get off before they
tcIeph ONE from from the stables that very
much regrets 1t Is absolutely .impossl.p'i
to take the horses out to.nlght,,f ~ NJ t .Me
There,s Y drifts part way UP the doors
alrendy," announced the footman, -,
.Nonsense! s. exclaimed Carrie RE; ], .. l lf
couldn't be- n,an hour "a ahu nj I, n'i its true.
rti mist s'i BE- Mat they cali a blizzard.
THE wind is shrlekinE down the chlmneyss
something awful I.
.What about the cab Which l,ra p no CIV
3'3No. madam, it. is here; there's plenty
ofroom in the stables, !, u, e..,,
forth. briskly,
5.oh, madam," protested the eXcite,!bi
gfootrian, ''you would perish on tho way
s The two ladies spranG UP, ana pushing PMS y;
back "a yellow curtain, tried % look ON
OF the window Nothing was 70 pc Se -,
save a 5whrlng mass OF Wilderness, and the
Showling of3i5the wind as loud ~ tlei J,
ears they were still gazing AZ ne MN
swirl. when limny's voice at he uoof
'N Hsay Gar carrie'"he cried u want you 10
fhcln mo TO show Lord Rorrowdale COM
mon sense,9# He felt lie should get pa ck
early, and word was sent, out TO l ny
stables where his cab was Wtli tins, hut ~ u
have Ia wi,it.'rllis storm has turned INTO
a Dig blizzard, 1t would be mudneSs, Tor
man or beast to tput his head OUT 81
doors; OF course Mrs, SeatortN and l.ora 9
sI3orrowdale must stay al ~ ght y, tilal
ought 10 20 without saying, but Lord ltolT
5roWdale won't hear reason, He's got y
sort Of Pixies Peak or Bust Idea into ll11s
head. and i want you 10 SO ~ WI y me III
: .Why, of course they must stay"
echoed Carrie, FL was just going 10 tell
Mrs. Seaforth so. We can let them nave
everything they want, 5ssk Ely
ri must get back broke In borrow
III must get back insisted Mrs Sea-
forth, the two speaking at he same IN
slant as IL upon q signal. And II was
moi I'm til ii visit had been paid to " neish =,
boring door, and something ikea ton 81
snow had seemed TO blow In With the
Wind. at the rate Of two miles q minute,
that the guests would believe their rate
Inevitable, When they sa ". that II was
so, however. they resigned themselves
sportingly to live through the eYcniils
Of course, after breakfast next nlprnlliH
( they should be athletic get away, 4.
But the neat morning came, ana tAe
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present when ring and bone We're he
slowed. and by wny,of making me oe ead
5e ks osvS during sa
Christians dinner. She could give some
thing to Jimmy at the same time. nd ne
must, do the like for hcr, y,
Christmas morning. and the white drifts
we're far up tile windows, for It \. would
have been useless, SO far. 20 attempt
clearing them away, but the husban =. a TlS
MISS ang Az lwa v Were
merry together, Jimmy would insist that
tho mlrth OF tho latter rang N, morkin g \
believed that the spirit Of Christmas was
breathing peace into their souls. they l !;
Will be able to meet anywhere AFTER Ihi 81
she thought, without 2 guam nnnd = a11s
Ing the church service. and was reg uestea
sweet Voice which trembled aalttle now
and then. n,1
tS Sn 81 s asx sR nysa arsa
bat tledore and shuttlecock. They hia - q !
Wig Int a.. W fnrt nfIeE porre e
entered rs enthusiastically az lhe. o.I i,hn
At tea time it was made known 70 Wh 10 !
slt9amight concern that tine WING NM IN',t
strange to say, the news was rec eiyeI
quite without enthusiasm, AS y had
been an ordinary piece OF ntelligence, 4
Then came Nlnnel' ana Wltll5 uNesSi , ~
gifts were handed on y silver Tray. Sa -, :,
srle hurriedy explained to her guests ,l 4,
magic properties of the ring ana WISH, WIS.,, :
bone adding: NOV. Mrs. Seaforth there's
no good trying to break j except WIN
an an Unmarried man, so you vii have 10
cho ose Lord Borrowdne!s Is
sTN'Ohi" echoed the lady,I"l must preaK
itlwith nm unmarried man. SOL 10, MI
have to choose Lord BorrnWuale! y l,eil
she laughed and held II out to MN ~
Z frankly us II there had never been q lnlll-
nv misunderstanding. lie laughed. 100;
Ebut before they could part the pit q
ivory Carrie cried out; iinVe s. sou
They had not, hut proceeded to do s, 81 !.
looking-absent mlnd!edly' no aoupt,T ,,su
Mrs. soaforthts bit was the sIorter; I, 80 80
She would have her wish, and l.ord R ~.
rowdale would be- married flIsl. = LIN. linz
they laughed again, aud seemed q tritts
confused but Carrie held them 70 4, tns =
duty. The ceremony was not cnnp!etti
the wisllbone must be Joined, us II y a .i;i
never parted, There Is where the mas 9
comes IN she said, And shotld thsnk
So, Rprrowdnle was heard 20 utter; ,nN Ht
10 the surprise of the actors an y st,n,t
audience, the thing WAS done, by BORON q, ON
II, was really wonderful to see how the
breach was healed IA.
and rub vpur rfilg6 Carrie reminded. Bor-
rowdale, Immediately afteryou VIII see
Inc woman who Is to be your wife,
He slowly slipped The hoop Of jade over
his finger, then suddenly looked up,
straight ut Mabel somethlng Amos T; lk Is
! defiance Ii Ills eyes. DO you kto@.,. ~ ~
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my eyes, forth TEswisll ana keep them
open, i shall see the woman want Tor
bs foa s oS = N9w St sba
aloud. Ring, ring, give me back the old 4
happiness threw away. Give me back
more like tia an magic wishb bon as sifthe
bond had never been broken, III
~! this time his eyes were on Mabel
saaforth Is she was
''Ronny!''' she exclaimed. IN AS ~
Thank yo,l--for the dear old name. ] 81
my wish to come atrue2 4 { i y, t:.ll me-
So before the friends W--o have roug hit
us together W. 81
them now, but yesterday you We're nn--g
n 5sonlyl for your sake And Yesterday
was yesterday, To-day Is Christmas,S.I
have always been In love with you, y0t19
II didn't. y ou vent
ut was you who suggested the separa..-.3
ton S!.5 s5 u B. :. "a. 5s 5se
.And You ss We're o. such .i a s5flirt !'t
wasn't, cared don only r for }you But
"ca IN the Il. Ca caring come backg'i'@ ,af
lie ' slipped the ring from his finger 10
"You are witnesses e J, this second q mar
who had sat through the little scene as = 4
But his last words broke the spell
ItYou don't mean to say that you TWO
people are married? ,ss.
Seems 50 odd yDu, n ever knew, but.
,Foreigners!" upoioslzed Carrie. How,
iawful! And to think that introdpeeda
showed up here together ever since Blu &
rowdsle' She IS { N Mrs. seaiorih
II wasn't Lord Bol'rowdale or Lord
Anything when We We're married lghtB
years d go. hut plain Ronald Sea forth.
stayed married. a year. said Ma
| bel. tHlhen happened that family quar-
lFrel, + spoke about, edo really think IT,
was my maid and his valet who forced
MS into it. We We're both young q Wa =
nineteen; we .both had bad tenipers, u
had O. pa riot and he had d9s. and his 4
dos killed nv andwet = amSho ~:
, six ears-until-untll--- s8
''lhis Christmas house party .nf Mrs.
Il Ogilvy,s, BorroWdale finished the senrs
Coed old hl!sxard! 4 exclaimed Jimmy.
! Mrs. Mackeliar!"i hrealhed Carrie. FL III
! IL Was only fair that she should telt,
| the house keeper the romantic result OF hcif5
| Inspiration, which she sltpned away to q o.
before the evening Wus over Only M
|. think OF their being husband and wlfe!'t
| she repeated for the NTH time,
/, Mrs Alackelsar sighed Satlently A@il,
| 4 knew that madam, all the tine
n u "A. American 81
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PEIRtE:.s 3 3 \ :? AN 8 JELLiEs.

New II ome Made Ndince Meat, per ID. ]. g
BIB Jars Niinces Meat Do =.
Preserves my flavor. Ter. pound ...i.. = =
sJellea. a ny flavor, 3 poun ds ~ y
Jelliess 3-lhR TIM per- tin... y y
Apple Butter, pounds \. s... ! ~ y
q III IA r Preserves a, =
Eli, Buckets Assorted j ely ~. -
sJellles. all flavors, In Elas ses .
lob Buckle New; ASS orted Preserves Dt y.
4 lis Ma con Jar assorted Preserve = =
81. III Mason jar assorted Preserye J! i J.
5-ib Bucltet Pres ryes .. sSV
Il LARGE ASSORTMENT oF PICKLES
ALWAYS ON HAN g. SsS
,A1araschinn Cherries, per bottle 50
Quart bottle Pick i ~ y
Sour tickle, per gall on 1g
Large lar Pickles, swee t 4. y Y
Sweet CucrH,ber Pickles. gall on ...E... 10
WOOpE NNARE AND BRoOMs...aS
Double ZincY Patent hboa rds .5.. : =
Hearth BrOoms u. !. -
Good Cedar Tubs .3,.'. . -
Large Cedar Tubs q. =. 1, q
Brass Hoop Cedar Buckets. sS
White Cedar Buck cts n q
q Han Rnck ets j Il. !. :. IL
a -strirlE Brooms. heavy y. s.. I. ~
Extra Heavy S6-Strng Brooms ~
5-strlng Brooms. heavy. =,
Clothes Pins, A dozen 80 1 Il, -. -. !, y
Wooden Wash Board = :
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NUTS.

Now Mixed Nuts .....5.5....... loo
New Soft Shell Almonds, SCI; for. Doe
New Shelcd Almonds. .....,.....s.. ..sc
New PECAN per pound ~ inc :.
New Filbcrts: per pound. ........... ~,
New Palm Nuts.a.s .t...... 1880. 21ac
New English Walnnts. : I. 2 ~.
Large MILKY Cocoanuts. 6 for.....,... zoe
sRA1siNs.
New ceahsd e enrre esGs" Lis package
New Dates Iii lib packages. "a. a. &c
Extra quality new London Layer Rails
&c
New Seeded 'Riasisnis. In lib packages 70
New Layer FIGS per pound ......s... = &c
New Figs. pounds = &C 4
e cry osHye osANcm, II pfEEL G.
New Citron .......3..f...t.. ....... ~. II e
New Orange Peel. s. ..i.... ...... ! 2,1kcs
New Lemon Peel ~. ~. ......... .12iac
Table Peaches, large ans............11 c
yirE!nia Comb Honey, J packages. A. ~ Y:
small CaI'o o'1as Ham per pound &c
California Peaches tyellow Crawford). per
New sauerkra,lt per auart.....,...A 4. DC.
Early June Peas. ca n -. De
Best Cream Cheese, 2 pounds. 21e}
Jefferson Sand Soap, bars for...... Sc3
SapOio, 10c. size. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
f1N.W faTlDu. lid
New Mountain Ruckwheat, in 2-lb pack
ages. FOR. ...;nc
Id bag Graham Flour !. Doc DOC
WINES AND LIQUORS.
lcatawba Wine, per quart 12ct
Blackberry Wine r. .......1 &c
Quart bottle Imp port Wine '5c
Quart bottle Sherry Wine Imported. ,: : :
Quart bottle Gin. imported .......... 7dcs
< Oscar Pepper. Gibson or Mt. Vernon Old
Rye Whiskey quart bottle..;;, . PC
Gaifo,na Sherry Vine per gallon $50
4 1aret Wines, per bottle. imported 25c
e ed R We'S yXSskcy years sd 81
old Rye Whisky. s years old ~. 80. 40
Old Rye Whiskcy. 8 years old ~. sa. 90.
Fine y. g: Corn Whiskey.,3 years old 4. g. $:
Pure Old Virginia Apple Brandy ;;...., s.
I Old French Brandy, years old..... So
Imported Gin, per gallon S2
New England Rum, per gallon. 81
Fine Catawba Vine per gallon. 45c5
Pure Virginia Peach Brandy, per gal .sS
Good Holland Cine. s1;5o
Kenton Valley Whtskey, S years old,
st Jacobs Of MIXERS Malt whskey. per per
Dnffy's Malt whskey. y. 500
Gaia VIDA and Blackberry Wine, per
gallon =. {. =. 4oc
IMPoRTEDf!Goop "a:
Spaghetti. per pound go. I. :. ~. Go
French Peas, per can. .,.......... Sc
French Mushrooms, per car 17c5
Split Peas, per pound &C
Green Peas, per quart Sc
New Barley, 6 pounds for. 26c,
STapioca, lib package ....,......,..... .. &c
Nfacaroni, imported &c
lKummel Seed .,...l..-..t $50. SVc
copy SEED 4: 1.vti
Olive Oil per pint ! &c
Olive OIL. per quart. y. e. zoe,
Celery Seed, per pound Y. ~. zoo.
Vermic ELL, per pound .{i... \. Sc
Sage. lib packages .....3...D &c
Lin dsay, per pound..5.. i. &c
I-inlberger Cheese, per. pound -, e. = DC
Best sweitczrs Cheese, per pound Z. ~. Sc
Sauce. per bottles. PC
Farina. per pound packa &c. g.
Imported CASTLE Soap, bars.... &c
French Mustard, per quart Jars *. ] &c
Olives. per bottle. Ioc
MIXED TEAS.
Fine COG. Tea, for q. y. a 4,
Choice * =. &C
|. Superior. - Due
Good Mixed Tea. Z, ~: zoe
Good Tea Dust, pound .:.s J. Sc
BACON AND LARD. s
corned and Fresh California Hams. per
cdp. 9aagd cottage Ham ! per pound
Smoked Jcwls, per pound &c
Boneless Ham. per pound lJc
Good Salt Pork, per pound &. +. &c
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AnN vedpya
H.. ESTABLISHED. 1865 OLDEST AND CHEAPES
Groceries, Liquors, Hay, Grain, Mill Feed and Produce
HayeY
Country Produce in Exchange for Groceries,
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Star Gelatine, can't be beat, per pkg DC
Mountain Roll Butter, 2 lbs 3for!... zoe
New Dates, PEI. pound .,............t. &c
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and
" CASH GROCERY STORES In THE SOUTH s-s
MAIN STREET STORES, MARSHALL ST. STORE,
l820ls22 East Main Street 5O6 East Marshall Street
& one RICHMOND
REMITTANCEs MUST ACCOMPANY SHIPPING ORDERS
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Scsce cod cranberrtes per quart a. b. Sc
a -lb box Good Luck Baking Powder Sc X
Chewing Gum, slick. .................slcW
/; Concentrated Lye. per box....ss...,..5c
sh a ,aii co Coo i per pound .i.1ac
Bell Starch. per package. &C
Plum Pudding per can 90: yc
yrgini4 : Line per barrel
DAZZLE Paste Pa. IL Stove Polish package. sc
Sour Pickles per gallon: Sssts Y
sest sa aSsily us Maple f syrup, III sa!!et
Old smithiit.d HANG per pound lac
Home Made 'Niincen1eat, per pound DO
cATsuPs AND SAUCES.
Quart Jar German Mustard i. 100
Fine Tomato catsup, per gallon 400 /
Fine Worcester Sauce. per gallon. 400
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup. ......... Zoe
sunset catsup, extra fine quality, p. Per r
bottle. Zoe, 3 for. 200
Quart bottle. OF Worcester Sauces. 100 &
Pint bottle Horse Rasish. q %
Pint bottle Capers. ...................1OoS
Pint bottle Worcester Sauces and Tona-
to Catsup, per bottle. g
.55 eELATiNE.
Star Gclatine, none better per pkg. e
Quaker Brand Gelatinea pksst ~ = &c 5,
Mothers Gclatine, per pkg, 4c.; and 80
CANDIES.
GLIB boxes best Bon Bon Candy y. 30c
French Candy 80. ~. Dc
All Cream Candy, De-, or 3 lbs for, al 2SoF
Xmas Mixture Candy 3. !. J, go
Ghoeolatte Drops 5r no;,nds Tor aSs
Stick Candy. all flavors Sc
Chewing Gum In pa ckag /;
We handle ali kinds Of Candies.
CANNED GOODS.
Can Tomatoes i. ..... \. GO
Chicken Loaf, per can. Z, . %
lib can Mchlenamin lDevilled Crabs. 1Sc
Large cans Pie Peaches, per can sc
Campbells Assorted Soups, De- Oc,,. J.
H ouch soups ali flavors, s-pou nd (
cans \. \: 4. NJ.
Early June Peas ... ~ ..s. !; yc
Honey Drop Corn, 2 cans 26c5
AApara gus, per ca .sSsc
String Beans :. -
Condensed MIX. Fern Brand 3S o.. %,
Condensed Milk, Dixie Brand !; &c 3
Potted Tongue, N 8 can %
Large Canned Table Peaches lie = 9
| California Apricots,, per- can .lz 51c
Grated Pineapple. large cans, Oc:, Or, g
cailiornia Yeilow Peaches large can 15e
Foster. Baked Beans, s. ID cans 4. So
Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce, N =; ; !. 2
@ ca MS i$ v. Oss
Large l cans d, Bartlett Pears, per can DC.
Pure Cream per car y. \.
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New English Walnuts, 2 lbs force. .2Sc
Cape Cod cranberrles, quart...s......Sc
3 Mother,s Oelattre, per package. &c
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RS. James osilvy sat In the great

r.% hall of3thc castle In Scotland,
|3M which her husband mad lately
.Axz bought. An ancestral CASTLE ~
E3SXyN she usually called 1t. thinking
S9e2 ,erbn,,a tu,Ijtn tr,ily--t la tit was
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4 New Mixed Nuts, pound .I...........,10c
| Wine for jelly, uart............,..ttl zc
| Home. Made Mines Meat, Ib..,.,.. &c
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chain er,s oelatIne, pa ckaaes 81
Carde Juicy cocoantts. 6 for.... s25cii
GOOD Country Butter, pound i. zoe
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world over. The day before his depar-
ture from home for the theater of war
General Nogi received the news that
his second son had fallen In this now
historic engagement. No sign OF grief
was manifested by the stoical warrior
on learning of the death of his son.
Before he put his foot on the deck OF
the departing ship he gave a positive
order that no mourning ceremony should
be held by the family before he him.
self and his other son who is also In
the field, had fallen.
General Nogi is considered n Of
the best strategists In the japanese
army. Ten years ago he was in COM
mand of a division before Port Arthur
during the Chino-Japan war, just as he
is now in the war with Russia. He
saved the besieging army from disas-
ter by making a forced march against
a Chinese general who vas seeking to
get in the rear of the b~esiegers. A few
years ago he was made q ~taisho-that
is, full general. The Fourth army, Of
which he is in command, Is really a
portion of the large force landed on
the Liautong peninsula for General
Oku. The latter was directed to CO.
operate with Kuroki and Nodzu against
Kuropatkin, and between $4,000 and
$4,000 men were detached from his
force and formed into the Fourth army.
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happen by accident or by design? Was
the United States forewarnedT'
There was q twinkle in the eye of
the premier of two administrations.
His manner bore a frankness out of
keeping with tie customary reserve of
the strategist in affairs of state.
THE United States government" he
answered. in a low voice, was not
forewarned, but it exercised an intelli-
gent anticipation of probable events"
Some time ago Secretary Shaw ap-
pointed two widows to temporary clerk
ships in his department. The time al
lowed for temporary clerkships ex-
pired. but the secretary insisted on
keeping the two widows on the pay
roll.
The civil service commission ragged
impotently at this decision. 1t quoted
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has received gifts from him aggre-
eating in value several million dollars.
These include a library, town hall, Ma
sonic building, memorial church, and
a fine high school building. Mr.. Rogers
was a tall, lanky youth when he attend
ed the F~airhaven high school over fifty
years ago, and one of his complaints
was that the desks were so low he
could not find a place for his legs I'M
der his seat. He declared II he ever
had money enough he would give the
town a school that would have desks
to fit all sizes of scholars. The time
came when he was able to keep his
promise. and he gave the town a fine
school building-in fact, two of them.
In the high school he takes a special
interest, and a few years ago. when the
fftieth anniversary of its establish
ment was observed. he gave a big din
ner to all its living graduates and their
wives and husbands. The party num-
bered about 500. During these same
exercises there was a mock session OF
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His Only Wish.

Nothing so touches the heart strings az
the loss Of a favorite child. Anyone vho
has experienced such a misfortune will sym
pathize with Mr.. N. j. Lewis of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: al am so thankful
that l have found q cure for ~dysentery. Fol-
three years / have been troubled with this
disease. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to me
and has effected azure. When it comes back
one dose is all that is necessary to set me
right. / only wish / had known about this
remedy a year ago when my dear little baby,
one and a half years old, took dysentery and
died in three days The doctors tried to
stop it but failed, and / buried my very
heart strings with my child. No household
should be without this valuable remedy"
For sale by Mrs. H. M. Schneiders & Co.
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A E r
General Noxi, Who Hopes TO Die For
His Emperor.

The supreme devotion to country
which is the real secret Of japanese
success in the war with Russia is ex-
emplIfed in the character of General
Nogf. who as commander of the jap
nncse Fourth army in Manchurn is d.
rectly in charge of the operations In
the immediate vicinity of Port Arthur.
The desperate courage shown by the
Japanese in the bloody assault on Nam
shan hill, one of the outposts Of Port
Arthur, challenged admiration the
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Henry "a. Rogers.
Mr.. Rogers, who is
one of the mon
c Of the copper
mining industry as
well as one of the
biggest men in the
Standard OIL trust,
k a great deal
of pleasure in using
his money for the
benefit of his ma
tive town of Fair
haven, Mass, which
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Bargains in
Heating Stoves

Anyone desiring a heating
stove can secure a bargain
by calling at the SENTINEL
office. Two small-sized box
stoves and a medium-sized
Office stove, all in good re-
pair, are offered for sale at
extremely low prices.
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W uc S~OAiCSPOhU-
ents e r plying
him with questions
on the situation he
was asked: "Mr.
Secretary, the pres
ence Of our vessels
In that particular
spot at the right mo-
ment, with numer-
Gus other coinci-
dences, looks rather
suspicious. Now
Sfd fbaca hin Uo
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or q prominent Dem-
ocrat, politics has
always beer a little
confused In the e.
kins family. Miss
Elkins is very fond
of her grandfather,
and her emotions
will doubtless be
somewhat m | x e d
winch ever way the
election goes the
coming fall. III
will aDDly to the
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having lost the
other at the battle
Of Manassas, fight
ing for the Con-
federacy. He Is
quite keen witted.
but upon one . oc-
casion, it seems,
his wits e not
sharp enough. The
senator is the au-
thor of a standard
low hook on no