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Miss Constance Boush and Miss Col
Inns Jones left Wednesday for Mt
jackson to visit Mrs. Moore.
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Mrs. Elias Ran has returned to the
city after a weeks visit in Baltimore.
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Miss Clara While, of Canal Dover,
Ohio. is visiting her sister. Mrs Urban
Lambert.
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The Merry Ten gave an enjoyable
outing Friday at Great Falls in the form
of a rustic luncheon. Those In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kafka. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Tishel. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Straus. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cans,
and Mr.. and Mrs. I. Herman.
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Mrs. Beverly Chichester and son left
during the past week for Cape May
where they will spend the remainder Vi
the summer.
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Westmoreland Davis has returned from
n visit 70 New York city.
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Miss Kitty Champion has returned Z
ner homo In Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. wildt and Miss
Lille have gone TO Atlantic City for
two weeks
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DR.. and Mrs. Dabney Herdon have
gone to Sanford, Me-, to spend the sum-
mer.
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The Rev. Bergman Green and family
are spending the summer at Massanetta
Springs
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CHESTER, IND.

Chester, Ind, May Miss Bertha
Davenport will be the guest of Miss
Chloe Wilson at Centerville this week.
Howard Hiatt is still very sick at
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hiatt at Richmond
Mrs. Ada Hoff has been seriously
sick with appendicitis but is now con-
sidered out of danger.
Mrs. Lee Bunker and Samuel Robin.
son were called to Richmond on the
account of the death of their brother
Charlie Robinson. Charlie was born
and reared at Chester and had the
love and respect of all that knew him.
Rev. Brown will fill his regular ap-
pointment next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fulghum were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson at
dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clements were
visiting at Chester Sunday.
Miss Floral Young of Richmond is
here with her sister, Mrs. Will Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Pickett are here.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will Pick
EFT
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MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, May Miss Anna
Stanton who has been the guest of
Mrs. William Ferris for several weeks
has gone to Richmond to visit
friends.
tan Sunday school Sunday. An I'M
usual feature was the presence of
more male pupils than female.
Mrs. Anna Mary Rothermel has gone
to Bradford Junction, O., to visit her
son-in-law George CIee and family.
Mrs Laura Frazee Morgan of Craw
louisville is the guest of her neice,
Mrs w L. Parkins and family.
Wilbur Owens and wife have a new
son, born April goth.
Hiram Crook and daughter Irene
visited in Richmond Tuesday.
Harry Doty is clerking in Bragg's
grocery in the absence of Henry New
man who is Ill.
Mrs Alice Gresh spent Tuesday
with her brother Horace Hurst and
family near Connersyille.
Alfred kahle of indianapolis was
the guest of mis- sister Miss Hester
Sunday
Miss Helen Hoshour has gone to
Cincinnati to spend some time VITA
her sister, Mrs. 0. P. Voorhees,
Miss Ida Packer returned to her
home in Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth kimmel visited in
East Germantown Tuesday
T. NJ. McClung and daughter Eunice
were Cambridge City visitors Tues
day
James Crawford of Bentonville
spent Tuesday in Milton
Rev. +. c. Mccormick and c. II. Cal
laway attended the revival meetings
at Cambridge City Tuesday evening.
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CENTERvlL.E. IND.

Centerville, Ind, May 1.-Mr. Clyde
B. Lundy is employed as clerk in the
drug store OF G. W. Cornelius and Co.
When his vacation is ended, he viii
return TO the Winona school OF phar'
macy, at Indianapolis, where he VIII
continue his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Green of Greenfield, Ind.
Mrs. Minerva White and son Gerald
of Montpelier. Ind, left on Monday
after passing a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Jones and family.
Messrs John W. Morgan and John
Clark were entertained at dinner on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel 1ice,
of near Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCown of Cen
terville and Mr.. Oliver Cussins of
Dayton, O., spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bumgardener, at New Paris,
O. Mr.. Cussins was recently the
guest of his sister Mrs. John Nc
Gown.
Mrs. James Hankins of Shirley, Ind,
and her daughter Mrs. William Hen
wood, of Bryan, were guests on Sat
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas eleven
ger.
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FOUNTAIN CITY. IND.

Fountain City. May misses Ma
RE and Florence Schroeder and Goldie
Rupe of Richmond, spent Sunday here
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lin Reece and Miss Maria
Thomas attended the funeral of rel
alive at Winchester, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reynolds and
daughter and Miss Johnson took din.
ner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Love are the
parents of baby girl.
Nathan Frame preached at the
Friends church Sunday morning.
Fred Lacey and Neal Hull acconpa-
MED Rev. Zerbe to Hopewell Sunday
afternoon, where they found large
crowd awaiting to hear Rev. Zerbe
preach for the first time.
Rev. Zerbe filled his appointment
Sunday morning at the NJ. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. O. Woolman were
entertained Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hodgin.
Miss Grace Huddleson and Everett
Reynolds Sundayed with Miss Eva
Boren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor enter
tanned Sunday for dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Thomas
Mrs. Ora Lacey returned home Mon
day evening from Chester, where she
spent a few days with her sister.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

| Greensboro. May Mrs Sue Gay
| Tor of Richmond. spent Sunday a,
home.
| Mrs. Clifford Fouts of Hagerstown
has returned home after a few days
visit here.
| Howard Gaylor, mail weigher, spent
| Sunday at home.
| Mrs. Will Hunt is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roller and daugh.
ter spent Sunday with E. Borton's OF
Straughn.
Lee Outland of Milton is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Amanda Waltz.
Mrs. Harry Hart spent Tuesday in
Richmond
Mrs. Janette Buntin spent Sunday
at home.
A. D. Bond was in Richmond Tues.
day on business.
Miss Alpha Mustard OF Richmond
has returned home after visit with
Miss Stella Hunt.
Master John Foster Of Anderson is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chapman.
Mrs. Lutte Hatfield was shopping in
Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Bousman has returned
from several weeks visit in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Floyd is the guest of
relatives IN Richmond.
Mrs. Boyd Bond and son and Mrs.
John Roller were guests of relatives
in Richmond Monday
Miss AIDA Study has returned to
williamsburg. after a visit with Mrs
Tom Gunckel-
Mrs Jane Hamm has returned home
after spending a few weeks with rela-
tives at East Germantown.
Mrs. John Pierce of Richmond is the
guest of 4. O. Pierce and family.
D. DOYLE is spending few days at
home.
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From Nearby Towns
LIBERTY, IND.

Liberty, Ind, May Glen Farley
of Connersyille visited his parents
here Sunday.
Carlos Coughlin of Rushville spent
Sunday with home folk.
Albert Fahriander and wife of New
Castle, Ind, spent the latter part of
tne week with. Mike Fahrlander aud
family.
Mrs. Mike Sharkey returned to her
home in Indianapolis Sunday evening
after few days visit here with rela.
tiyes
Mrs. Adeline F. Smith arrived here
Sunday evening for a visit with Mrs.
Joshua Davis and other friends.
Mrs. Clint Parvis and children of
Kitchel. visited Recorder Albert Par.
Wis and wife Saturday.
j. N. Carlos and Chas. Alternately of
Brownsville, were Sunday visitors in
Liberty.
Rollman Johnson and Will Hull of
Connersville spent Sunday with home
folks here.
Wilbur Haggott was a Dayton, O.,
visitor Sunday.
Clyde Robson spent Sunday with
his parents in this city
Buff Garrett was over from Corners
vile to spend Sunday with Liberty
friends and relatives.
Dee Crosby, wife and children were
Sunday visitors to Indianapolis.
DIR. Walter Smith of Kelley, O., was
in Liberty Monday.
John Smith returned Sunday even
,x,y ch vfci+ OF CD1, r,,,e,
Ohio.
Allen Bonner spent Sunday with
friends in Connersville
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, May 10. Z
Williams was in Muncie on business
Tuesday
Miss Ethel Thomas spent Tuesday
evening with her parents at their
home in Richmond.
w. HI. Brunton representing the d
II. Haines Co, of Muncie was trans.
acting business in this city yesterday
Lester Smith, who is connected with
the Connersville Courier, is here
spending his vacation with his father
c. G.. Smith.
dinner today Rev. c. E. Shultz and
family of New Castle and Mrs. Loren
keever.
Miss katurah Norman returned
home Monday evening after an ex.
tended visit with relatives in Winches.
ter and Fountain City.
The Business Mems association will
meet at the town hall tonight. A full
attendance is desired.
Malon Gethers, who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia at his home
in East Germantown for the past two
weeks, is slowly convealscing.
c. T. Wright transacted business in
Muncie yesterday.
Edward Beale of Richmond was the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Beale at their home in East
Cambridge Monday evening.
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EATON, OHIO.

Eaton. O., May Frank Mitchell
has returned from business trip 10
Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mathew Shaver. who had his les
broken here Monday at the stone quar-
~. is getting along as nicely as could
be expected, considering his age.
Miss Fannie Kramer. of New Hope,
Ohio. is the guest of Eaton friends to-
day.
Mesdames w. B. Shirley. Nell Price,
A. c. Shaw, and kittie Ressler are
in Xenia this week attending state
missionary NEE ting of the Presbyteri-
an church
Miss Bertha Hilbert and Hugh r.
Gilmore were Dayton visitors Tues
day evening.
Quite a number of Eatonians wit
messed the Maud Adams production OF
Peter Pan" at the Victoria theater
in Dayton Monday and Tuesday even
ings.
DR.. Charles F. Eikenbary, OF Chica-
go, is expected here Saturday TO spend
Sunday with his wife and daughter
who are visiting Mrs. Eikenbarys par
ents. Judge and Mrs. Elan Fisher.
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NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, O., May Mrs, Samuel
Rush has been very sick but is some
improved now.
Mrs. Larsh and girls moved TO Rich
mond Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs C. p. Kirkpatrick Ell.
tertained at supper Monday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark and son.
w F. Wrenn was in Dayton on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs Sarah Dryden of Greensburg is
making an extended visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Dan Melting.
Mrs. Mary Magill moved into a Fart
of II. O. Huttons house on Cherry
street Tuesday
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CHAPTER x.

NI41RE HARDING had now ad-
ventured upon a narrow ledge.
~ On the one hand she was bound
to show a proper appreciation
OF Daintree's exertions, which she her.
self had inspired; on the other. to feign
purely impersonal or benevolent in
ferest in the unhappy youth on whose
behalf those exertions were being
made. So all day long she must be
ready with smile as false as any
other mummer's. even though she spent
the night in prayer for Tom and for
her own forgiveness. Yet praying did
not bring her peace of mind. She
could not convince herself that she was
In the rixht: that aYan her Kreat end
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BOUT quarter TO IL next morn
+" ing, before the adjourned ex
"a animation had been many
minutes in progress. a smart
slight gentleman was seen to shoulder
Ais way into the well Of the Maryle.
bone police Office and touch the prose
cutting barrister on the arm. The capa-
bic face. now a trifle flushed. was well
known in that court. and at sight of ii
the learned counsel shrugged his shout.
sders and sat down. Thereupon the in
terloper bowed briskly to his worship
who had already recognized him with
sigh.
well, Mr.. Bassett?"
II must apologize to your worship
TOR being late; but. in point OF fact.
have just this minute been instructed
for the defense
DO I understand that you have not
set seen the prisoner with reference to
the charge I am now hearing against
him.
There has been no opportunity, your
worship. Up TO 10 o'clock this morn
ing l had received no communication
upon the matter"
Dear me. dear mel Then I suppose
you want TO confer with him hero in
court?-
with your worship's leave
The magistrate bowed.
They've been telling you about yes
terday." said Tom nervously. through
the rails. THE fellow took it for
granted I was guilty-among other
things. Do you:"
The smart solicitor shook his head
and said they had no time to waste.
What he wished TO hear was the pris-
ener's version OF his last interview
with Blaydes from its origin to its end,
and the prisoner would please be brief
and speak in whisper.
Tom was brevity itself. Indeed. he
bad his story almost suspiciously pat.
for he had already made UP his mind
as to the one fact which he intended to
suppress. This was the source of his
Information as TO BIaydes' latest
whereabouts. He owned to no such
information at all. The meeting was
4 chance meeting: that was to be his
solitary lie
He told II. and it passed unchalteng
cd. but when he came 70 the transac-
ton Of the watch the solicitors eye.
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justified means of downright hypocrisy
and deceit There We're two ways of
looking at her conduct and Claire
with a breadth of view which was he.
bane, saw 1t both ways from the be-
ginning. She was acting Il lie to save
life. That was one side of the mat
ter. She was screening the guilty at
the expense Of the innocent. That was
the other side. And il Claire was in
any respect singular among women 1t
was in this inherent and not invariably
convenient faculty of seeing the other
side whether she would or no.
All her love could not blind her to
the terrible strength of the case against
Tom. and all her prayers could not I'M
say what Tom had said to her about
the murdered man on the very night of
the murder I'D hang for the hound
and think the satisfaction cheap at the
price," Those had been his actual
words. They were forever tolling. toll
ing in her ears, and. strong though the
case was, would they not have
strengthened it still more? And, good
reason as all the world had to think
him guilty, had not she. God help her,
better reason than any living man or
woman? But, oh. she could not and
she never would believe it of him-not
murder! And even with that cry in
her heart she did believe it, but fought
to deceive herself little longer. Her
first theory, however. that of self de-
tense, was virtually shattered by his
reported wholesale denials. Then
what more was to be said for the des-
perate hero Of guilty fight. taken at
last with the dead mans possessions
upon his person?
Claire could not ina gine, but clever
barrister might-nay, woodland she
set her teeth and vowed that Tom
should have the finest brain at the bar
to defend him. guilty or not guilty. and
though she perjured her soul for the
price. But this was not necessary. 1t
was only necessary to act the lie. and
Claire scorned herself for the slight
comfort that mean distinction gave
her against her will. The honest lie
was unnecessary because she was deal
ing with man Of extremes. who neg
lected many things. but did nothing by
halves. and whom every passing
breath left cold or burning. breath
from Claire could have but one effect,
and Daintree was already white hot
for the defense. He had caught fire at
a word and from that moment made it
the business Of his life to rescue that
OF an obscure homicide. He could talk
Of nothing else. HIS passionate zeal
chilled Claire with the thought of what
1t might turn to should he learn the
truth.
Within twenty-four hours OF the
committal he came In brimfuI Of news
and self importance. Claire was dis
covered in the garden and Informed
who had been retained for the defense
IN a meaning voice which conveyed no
special meaning TO her. The name
was a big one. but the girl was not
great reader of the newspaper. and she
had never heard 1t before. She looked
grateful. therefore. but not grateful
enough for Dsintree. whose greed for
her admiration was such that In the
next breath he must needs tell her
with what figure the big mans brief
had been marked. And then he beamed
for the girl stood thunderstorm 1T his
words.
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ooAG pdAA5, oil
attic or shooting
pains up ant
down the leg
aching back OF
shoulder blades
swollen joints o.
swollen muscles .
difficulty in NOV
Ing around so 70,
h a V e to u s 4
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Have you noticed the improved serv-
ice to Chicago via the c., c. & l.?
Through sleeper leaves Richmond at
l1:l5 P NJ. daily, arrives in Chicago
at 700 A. NJ. Try it. apr6-tf
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ALL UP-TO-DATE HoUSEkEEPERS
Use Red Cross Ball Blue. 1t makes
clothes clean and sweet as when new.
All grocerS
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
CHAPTER Thomas Erichsen, a
soung Englishman, has lost the mon
ey with which he was to pay his pass
age out to India. He lends Captain
Blaydes E35, the amount of his pass
age money, and in return gets a
worthless check, which leaves him
penniless. He confesses his error to
Claire Harding, his boyhood sweet
heart.
H-James Edward William Dain-
tree is in love with Claire.
III-Tom finds out that Captain
Blaydes is paying attention to Claire
and is TO be at her house that night.
He vows to have satisfaction from
Biaydes, but promises Claire that he
will not seek Blaydes for two weeks.
Tom meets Blaydes few moments
late and demands his 935-
W.-Blaydes draws sword cane on
Tom, who smashes it with heavy
stick which he carries. Blaydes has
not the money, but gives Tom his
gold watch, and Tom signs an agree
ment to pawn the watch and give the
ticket to Blaydes. Tom leaves and
is accosted by a deformed man, who
asks the time The next morning
Blaydes- is found brutally murdered
beside the stile where he had been
talking to Tom.
V-Blaydes has been robbed of ey-
erything, among which the newspapers
mention the gold watch which was
really given to Tom. Tom had stopped
for the night at the house of the man
who was driving the coach at the time
E<xvrr e,f ns-6n IId iG a ht-
the coachman of being the murderer.
He escapes and DISCUSSES himself, but
is afraid to pawn the watch.
V-Tom spends the night in a
boathouse and next day is invited IN
TO the house of a small fat gentleman,
the owner, who does his best to make
him feel at home. He is betrayed by
this man into the hands of the police
for the murder of Blaydes.
VII-Claire believes him guilty. Mr..
Harding hires a lawyer to see Tom.
The lawyer thinks Tom is guilty and
insults him in his cell. Tom throws
him out.
VIII-Claire gets Daintree to retain
Bassett. one of the best criminal law
yers in England, to plead Toms cause.
And insist on knowing.
Very we'll. then. 1t is to give Tom
Erickson another chance"
Harding turned livid.
THAT young
''Oh. don't be angry! You know you
thought of it yourself. And l loved
him. Could leave a stone unturnedY'
But what can Daintree dor
What you thought of doing your
eelf"
He has never consentedg'
Eagerly. He is going to have so
licitor at Marylebone tomorrow morn
ing"
Mr.. Harding glared at the girl, who
flung back her ringlets and met his
look unafraid and unabashe6 Then
ahe went TO her ROOM
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HEIGHTS
So in front OF every LOT you will
find a card giving that lots
price and terms.
Every one pays the same price,
no more or no less.
You will also find a stake at each
corner of every lot SO you can tell
just what and how much ground
you get when you buy lot.
Another of the liberal inducements
at Benton Heights is the arrangements
to protect your interests in case Of
sickness or lack OF employment. We
agree that in case you are sick or out
Of work, that your payments stop until
you get working again. No matter
whether ii is one month or six months
----as long as you are not working you
pay us no money. And when you start
to work you have no back payments to
make up. You couldn't ask for any
thing fairer than that, could you?
Benton Heights has city cars right to
the property. Electric lights are along
School street. and electricity is used for
lighting the houses now on the plat.
The streets are graded and graveled.
Sidewalks are down.. Fine maple shade
trees are planted. All improvements are
paid for by us ; you have no extras to pay.
Lots are priced very low
ranging from $125 up to
$3.50 --
Ten per cent. discount for cash.
$500 dow nSecureS any lot.
ST to 50 weekly pays for it.
Without interest for one year. With
out taxes until paid for. With free deed
i'm event of your death, provided your pay
ments are never more than thirty days
i'm arrears.
Do not let the bad weather keep you
from coming to Benton Heights. ShreWd
buyers are swapping up the choice To-
cations. Come out this evening if pos
sible. We are on the grounds all day
and every evening.
Wepay your carfare, whether yon buy or not
MCCAIN REALTY CO.. !
Is North Ninth ST.
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Artificial gas, the Goth Century fuel
loft
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Use artificial gas for light and heat
lott
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Aches and Pains In Side, Back or
Bones, Swollen Joints.
BOT anic Blood Balm the Won der
Of the Age Thousands OF
Rheu atlcs Cured by
Its Use.
SAMPLE FREE TO ALL!

Leading symptoms of rheumatism
which Botanic Blood Balm cures:
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Cspyrishf. 1895. BY C6AKLES
SCRlBNER'S SONS.
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CHAPTER TX.

BOUT quarter TO IL next morn
!" ing. before the adjourned ex
animation had been many
minutes in nrogress smart