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~ A few moments later. booted
spurred, cloaked. armed for MS r'u.
he came down the hall An e"i'.
riser for her on that eyentInl day W"
LADY CecIly. Her maid had carrie'
strange bit OF gossip to her
.Bernard." she cried. catching MN
bv the arm. what a relief! What
released"
NV lord stood very straight ana tai
His eyes snapped viciously. Lady Ce
civ must have been blind not to nave
seen how thin the Ice upon wh'en
she trod
"She has gone, the little country
girl" cooed Lady Cecily, When you
have taken vengeance upon Strathgate
you will come back to me. and remen'
Der that whatever happens to you.
care very much | can't forget your
lips last night"
Madam" said my lord. very sun
and stern. Il. too. cannot forget last
night. was a fool then. but shall
be no longer. viii your ladyship
kindly release me?"
What. Carrlngton'" she cried In
dlsmay.
Il mean 1t both now and forever.
And hark. We. madam. when return
with my wife. think she will not be
best pleased to find you here"
Are you going back TO that -
and Lady Cecily used rough word
better fitted for the camp than the
court.
You Jezcbel," cried my lord. rails
Ing his hand as II to strike her.
He was white with passion and In.
iignation. Lady Cecily shrank back
against the door terrified. My lords
land fell by his side, and without
mother glance at her he strode down
he gravel path where the lightss;
md best OF the grooms held two
orses
My lord sprang to the back OF Sail
r. put n spur into the horse and raced
ladly down the driveway. past the
,dge gate. out upon the main road.
nd turned his head toward Ports
iouth.
1t was west, therefore. that the
Dung soldier rode. his mind in o
lrmoil as TO whether Strathgate
ad run away with Mistress Deborah
r Lady Ellen. and his soul filed with
OF Indignation against his host on
number OF counts
Neither of them knew that two
Iours before n muddy. blood stained
nan. riding horseback upon coach
lorse from which the traces and
,ther parts OF harness had been cut,
lad passed the gate on the way TO
at a gallop that bade fair
o kill the horse. Strathgate had re
covered consciousness after awhile,
and thinking that the two women
would go back to Portsmouth by
some means or other had mounted the
less tired of the two horses. somewha,
refreshed by the half hours rest, and
had galloped in that direction.
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my head turned away. The young snan

my head turned away. The young snai
handed him straps to lash me-"
"You coward" cried Darlington
fiercely turning on the man.
II beg your pardon. your lordship
I'm afeard of no man who comes al
me with his fists. but that pistol
He threw open the door and the
three boys came in.
"Who was with Lord Strathgate last
night?" questioned Darlington fiercely'
The stable boys shufiled uneasily
by heaven!" cried Darlington IN
tones of thunder. answer me or III
have you hogged all over the place.
Twas slight young man. SAID
one OF them. finally. we didn't rec
ognize who II was" he continued
boldly lying. Lord Strathgate is
very imperious man and he covered us
with his pistol and swore II we made
a sound he'd blow our brains out. and
the young man tied our hands and the
two OF EN- gagged us"
Couldn't you see who the young
man was?"
NO, my lud: not In the dark.
Which team did they take?' said
cutting in.
THE bays. my lud"
The bays The best team In the
stable, and the travelling carriage"
Your lordship, yes. sir, returned
he coachman.
THAT will do. Go you and saddle
Sailor and the best rider among you
,oys saddle the best horse left in the
table and make ready TO come with
ne See that your pistols are in the
\ moment later there was tlmid {
mock on the door and at Carrington's /
iddinE the woman who looked after a
distress Deborah entered {
Your lordship. Mistress Slocum's a
,om Is empty" h
The maid disappeared. only to give
ace 10 Admiral Kcphard o
What's the trouble my lad said n
e admiral. rolling into the room, Civ Il
: evidence in the disorder OF his a
,stumc of the haste in which he had m
adr his toilet,
Lady Darlington has gone She left "
e this" Il
He dew from the pocket OF his h
aistcoat the note, added the cheQue o
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indla.Ges.lea

Here Is a story the hsss d
don told John Morley he al
says the Philadelphia l,ssxi
were holding an exam tsl
end school. and the ,ea;hs y
planning the chief produsa 4
dian empire. One child ndAl|
of comestibles. "Pleas, al
produces curries and repT q
ron and chillies and eastsq 1
and" Yes. yes. AID III :
after that?" Please, nia ID
member" Yes. but think
India so famous ior!- 'ni1|
indigestion"
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Quite I,k.Iv

We thought" said the reportor
you might care to say somethins
about these charges against you"
NO" replied the crooked public ~,
ficial, Il believe that silence is roi. ~
den.'" 20 soi'
We'll" replied the reporter. nov
haps the public might believe H.
merely gilt In this cass.o-Phil.asil y
Dhia Press.
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CHAPTER vlr.-continued.

Suddenly Darlington thought OF the |
door not often used that opened into
the hall from her bedroom. He
cursed himself for fool for not hav-
ing thought of 1t before He ran
thither at once In spite OF the fact
that his conduct was attracting the
attention Of the servants passing to
and fro about their various duties.
He tried the handle of the door.
which was shut, and found 1t was un-
locked. He threw 1t open. The bed
had not been tenanted. yet Ellen had
certainly undressed. for the gown and
other things she had worn the night
before lay in tumbled. confused
heap on the floor Just where she had
Kicked them OF
My lady's desk stood open before
him. A. piece of paper caught his
eye. He dropped the slipper. darted
toward 1t. opened the paper. which
was addressed to him, and read the
following:
''Thc enclosed pays my last debt to
Lord Darlington. When he reads this, /
shall be on the way to my own land
With the money which he won. he can
buy himself Lady Cecily without the for
her arms he can forget the woman he
shamed. whom he once loved and who
once loved him."
From the paper as he had torn 1t
open, an inclosure had fallen He
stopped and picked it up. 1t was the
cheque on Ellen's bankers for twenty
odd thousand pounds. My lords brain
reeled as he stared from the cheque
to the note. 1t was as II he had
been struck some powerful blow over
the heart and was for the moment
paralyzed. He sank down in a chair
and gazed stupidity about him in great
bewilderment.
my lord. my lord!"
1t was the aged butler coming up
> the stairs, white-faced and painting.
What is it, Jepson?" cried Car
rington. confronting the man. Speak
out. What has happened?"
zone of the footmen, Thomas, my
lord, has Just come in from the stables.
He says that he found the three stable
boys who were there last night bound
and gagged"
What" cried Lord Darlington.
"Thats not all, SIR" continued the
faithful Jepson. "the coachman-"
HAS he gomez" queried the earl.
"No. my lord. He was bound and
gagged. too, in the coach house."
''Who did IT."
"He says the earl of Strathgate."
''Impossible!" protested Darlington,
fighting against the awful suspicion
that entered his heart
''It's quite true, my lord"
Darlington dashed back madly into
his wife's room. He had known that
she had hanging in her closet the
sailors suit which she had worn on
her cruises with him. A dark suspi-
cion had come to him. He tore open
the door Of the closet and tore from
the hooks one after another the gor-
geous dresses which hung there. He
did not find what he sought. She
lad evidently worn it away. He
turned from the room, ran through the
hall and down the flight of stairs to
the library. The coachman awaited
him.
"Who was with Strathgate when he
bound you last night?"
"A young man, take 1t, my lud,"
answered the coachman. "The room
was dark, with only the freight,
and couldn't see very we'll. Lord
atathgate threatened me with pis-
~, or I'd have made outcry and
ssslstance. He kept me covered with
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Man and Beat An,

Only those who hay, "a,
agony OF eye allictioas a, =,
the blessing 10 humanity /, Is
ellis famous Eye salye. l,.st
this region as far hack u M
found today In all vel ~
homes hereabouts. No, ilzsfl
OF man but those Of he .g-i p
have enjoyed It's com,uru y
Eye salve. Sold everysAss. hs]
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SELF pELvsloA :,
Many People oeee'ss'

We like to defend our w. =
and habits even though :"
convinced Of their ss''1
ness. .,,,.e bIna
whisky Il is good for him o., aaass /
Ing, Inf .n or he o'va wants the vhl.r
WIS It's the same with eosss .oass, q
eop Of people rsar su.'sl after year v
oer"uad Persuade themselves ,,s. tss - -
ecoffee-because they e, 1l,s J co.,
ING wnais eoifee and continued 's. = !,
WIS, WI t,end' man' / drank It =, .,''' :
sna ,ss menu in consequence h,s 49,.
headache hea nearly essry ss !, -, =. 4
allied M1 me, but ! liked l,is i 4 q
admit atiud it It was the &C. cause use ) ). ~
so s / stuck to coffee an' i
s'"f1 "Tina1ly. al the folks ss,,s s'sss -
coffee col ,a,nae ana ofSN'hs It right la'
Insy nts.} ,,,,'Ii and told me to s,'s sss !,
ence eacp IT would make .,.ss s'o o. n
onI'as a1a ati,lction saS did no, IT, s'~,' y
Front From tina. nut o1' Postum q !s,Is
ffee-headaches, ,.a'I,, ars . i 3
and spostum tns wn'lo lool. 1: &C. q
| tastes good, i &C. 3 M
| the whole BODY !, postt
Name s,;eS sissiR RAJ -
| vilie,r in Pkg
sns sppssss
| as genuine
lnlssssA
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Is Pe.rll.ls5
for Caf,

ruas sn0Sid Ill . ll..ss a.
hs',, he x''n,. .. ,w.h.tsv.r xls
reserve that tsa tSs.',sa
posing Pcruns ~ nsas' !, -
standard stan and v.ll.,,'..' vlll.s,s'h
a,Ss' .,,' Second, Wells.
Thy, my =. ,..ekno~lsdssa, ,I'.s ~.
,hnu \ una. In one or the o,s.,
.a%sl,, .n0y have stood tn. ,s,s s.a',
:spe1,oncs :shoa,. e, BY phy.iel.ss, !
.Sno0,.. ,S,. m,..,r There can ssssss
s.,, some Of the mos. .iss,.'
.as ascd herbal rn.s
tarrhal diseases, and lo'a.s ,,ssais|
OF % tho human system .l,s.s y ,.s..
=. Each 9 one Of the pris.,", i,'''4 \
,n o., re reruna has . i.puA,'. !!
,n .a ! .he .,s cure Of some pI.. = ].
as "a a tonic medicine.
The fact is, chron,. ..,.j
ease which /. very D,.,,,''. aa !
., thousand peOpl. know =
chronic ,an' eataIrh. TA,yl l,ns
that their case is one q .s,.a' ~
II may be Of the no.,. NJ
81 stomach or some other Iss'
There is no dOub. =. 70 d. )
, 'he disease. The only sss'
remedy. Re- This doctor hs ts.'
them. That doctor hu -,
scribe for them.
No other household ,.,.,
versaliy advertised cu,,.. !.
label the principal ae,l,,a,s
showing that Perun, i,rt-
inspection Of the critic.
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The American rrieps,, -
eign missions has 50 "A, ~
OF Cuba only. but /, /. Inn, b
transfer to 1t the uo,i |, ~
Mexico. Japan.
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USED HIS STORED KNOWLEDGE

(To BE coNTINuEp1
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-31
Big Remnant Counter.

This is where you can find everything. We have
them tor all and the prices are SO low they sell them
selves.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-31
Sale in Silks.

We have thousands Of yards that must move We.
find ourselves overloaded and will offer them at I'M
unheard of prices.
One big lot of 1oin tafeta, all coors worth soc 2oc
One big lot Of 27in taeta all colors worth 800 6oc
One big lot 36-in tafeta, several colors " 125 soc
All fancy silks, including 27-inch tafeta, ~
inch Raah and 24-inch satin fou1ards 5 SOC
Yardwide black taffeta, worth SIPS, at- csc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
LABOR VOTE IS
GREAT PROBLEM
Presidential Candidates Are
All Figuring on How 1t
Will Go.
Special to The Journal.

Washington, April 10.-How much
zee VIII the labor vote cut next fall?
Secretary Taft isn't the only man who
would like to know. 1t is the biggest
problem now confronting professional
politicians.
Bryan. johnson and Judge Gray are
figuring on the proposition and no one
is taking a deeper interest than those
republican representative hdiling
from doubtful districts who see a men
ace to their politicians futures in the
latest activities OF the American fed
GRAFTON of labor
Organized labor claims Go control
1000. 900 votes. If true, il holds the
balance of political power, for not
only can it swing the presidential ele"-
ton, but it can control the complexion
OF the next house
How far this claim is true is the
problem. Every politician is trying TO
figure out how far the rank and file
will follow the advice of Presiden
GOmpers of the American Federation
Of Labor. and other labor leaders who
met recently in Washington
No names We're mentioned in the
appeal they sent to members of the la
Dor unions urging workingmen to vote
only for men who can be depended
But each candidates record is TO be
scrutinized and if he is hostile or even
Indifferent. he is TO be scratched.
Some inkling of the answer to the
great problem may be given in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
MOBILE STILL
NOT SATISFIED
Will Appeal Prohibition De-
cision to a Still Higher
Court.

Mobile, Ala, April 10.-Announce-
ment OF the decision of the supreme
court of Alabama in the o'clock clos
ing law for saloons in cities of over
10000 inhabitants, which directly AT
fected Mobile, and the general .prOhib-
ition law, the entire bench concurring
in the decision that both laws are con-
stitutiOnal, was received here with
marked interest by the general pub
lie. Especially so was this the case
with the liquOr dealers, who had
hoped for an adverse opinion. and
the prOhibitiOniSts. who had the di-
rectly opposite wish.
As to the 9 o'clock closing law the
effect will be that all saloons must
close at the hour stipulated in the
law. It was stated by persons in po-
SitiOn to know. that there would be
no appeal from the decisions on the
part of the retail liquor interests
1t will be recalled that d test of the
law was made here before Judge Al
ford in the inferior cr lminal court. l.
FOurment. manager of a local saloon,
was the defendant, and. in order that
the law be tested. an amica BILE agree
ment was entered into whereby the
defendant was allowed to plead guilty.
Immediately after a fine of $50 had
been imposed. habeas corpus proceed,
ings We're heard before Judge o. J.
SemmeS. in the city court Judge
Semfes held the law to be constitu-
tiOna1 and from his decision the an
peal was taken. The decision of the
sUpremeOOurt means that the fine VII
be paid Pending the decision there
was no tendency on the part of GER
tain saloonkeepers to observe the law.
As to the constitutionality OF the
general prohibition law. it is learned
there will be an appeal from the de-
Cis.On of the supreme CO1Ft of Ala
bama
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
LIKE OLD FRIENDS
The Longer You Know Them the
Better You Like Them.

Doan's Kidney Pills never fail you
Pensacola people know this.
Read this Pensacola case.
rs local testimony and can be
investigated:
Mrs. David Wilson, of % South
ReUs St, Pensacola, Fla, says: AT
ter kidney disease fastened itself
upon me, | commenced to run down
plOrable state of health. l would
get up in the morning feeling tired,
worn out and nervous and without
any energy. A terrible backache
which never seemed to abate was a
constant annoyance. ! happened 10
read an account of a cure made by
Doan's Kidney Pills in a case SINH
lar to mine and | decided to try
them. After taking them my health
began to improve rapidly and in
short time ! was cured. l have rec
commended DOan's Kidney Pills high
ly to many friends. Statement
given in 1902.
No Kidney Trouble Since
On Jan. 26th, 1907, Mrs Wilson
said: 1T gives me pleasure to re-
peat my former endorsement of
Doan's Kidney Pills. What | said
five years ago holds good today, as
l have not had any return of kidney
trouble since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FOster4Milburn Co, Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doar sand
take no other.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
TERSELY TOLD.

There will be no game of baseball
at Fort Barrancas Sunday between
the Pensacola and BarrancaS teams
Manager Villar having cancelled the
game.
DR.. H. l.. Simpson has gone to
Harris, Fla, where he will spend
about two weeks.
--v--vy-rO1r CASES were docketed
for trial in the Aecorfzr,5-vorrrt-yes
terday morning. OF this number four
cases were continued, two defendants
discharged, three defendants turned
over to the county authorities, four
Migrants given jail sentences and
fines imposed amounting to S66.
Loveless Brooks, a negro, in the
employ OF the Gulf Transit company,
while on his way home Thursday
night, was held up and robbed at the
corner of Strong and AlcaniZ streets.
The man had a watch and chain worth
about $50. which We're taken from him
by the robbers. Two men stopped
Brooks and held pistols in his face
and took the goods.
w. r. Coleman, A. H. Coleman. H.
X Little, and A. A. Hale, all of the
upper part of the county in the At
more neighborhood, spent last night in
the city. They return home on the
noon train today
The Journal has received from B.
l.. LarcOm, who is now in Panama
several copies of the Canal Record,
the weekly newspaper published I'm
der the supervis 'On of the Isthmian
Canal Commission, at Aucon Canal
Zone. The publication is very inter
esting affair.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
TILLMAN IS
IN ATLANTA
SOUTH CRROLfNfAN IS CONFINED
IN SANiTARIUM THREATENED
WITH PARALYSIS - WRITES
HOPEFUL NOTE TO NEWSPAPER
MAN BUT COULD NOT SEE MS
IToR.

The Atlanta Georgian says: Sen
ator Ben R TiIlman, of South Caro-
lima. arrived in Atlanta at 9 O'Clock
Monday night from Trenton. and will
remain in the city several weeks, I'm
der treatment at the Robertson
Sanftarium. 172 Capitol avenue, for
nervous breakdown
The distinguished senator is ac-
cOmpanied by his wife. The senator
spent rhe last few weeks in Trenton,
under treatment by physician of his
home. Columbia. 5. c. He will be
at the Robertson Sanitarium several
weeks. and if sufficiently recovered
in health before the spring is over
viii go abroad with his wife.
A reporter from the Georgian
called to see Senator Tillman Mon
day afternoon about 1 o'clock. He
returned the reporters card with
these fsW lines written on the back:
i am not feeling we'll enough to
talk not. Come later and l hope TO
be better.
The nervous breakdown IS attribu-
ted by physicians to excessive work
and worry over his official duties in
Washington. While off but little in
weight. he is exceedingly feeble and
has but little of the animation and
fire that are associated with the
.pitchfork senator" from South Caro-
lima
While nervous breakdown is the
only complaint from which he suf-
fers now. il i a fact that the fear is
not of this. but Of 2 threatened attack
Of paralysis. indicated by the almost
useless nUnbness Of his left arm and
pain in HIS left side.
To stave off this attack is the main
object and aim OF the attending ply
sicianS-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIAT n
Interesting and Well Attend
ed Meeting Held Yester-
day Afternoon.

The Public School Improvement As
sociation held an interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Pres
ident Sheriff. delivered All address
dealing with the harmony that exists
between the school board and the I'M
provement association. Mr.. Cook, the
superintendent OF instruction, spoke
On the fine work that is beng done.
a number of the committees made
their reports concerning the improve
ment going on under their supervision.
Shrubbery Planted.
The committee on the improvement
of the school grounds reported that
most of the schools had had trees and
various other shrubbery planted in the
wards. Money was appropriated for
the placing of cement walk in front
of the high school. the city agreeing
TO pay for the curb:ng. Number 40
has planted in front of the grounds
100 trees of various kinds. School
No. a on East Garden street has made
d small park in front of the school,
containing grass and shrubbery OF
many kinds.
Photographs Made.
The proposed photographs Of the diff
ferent schools have been made The
idea of having the photographs was
to have them to make comparisons AT
a future date. The principal, Prof
Jockey. reported that there are at
the present date 275 children in the
connection for the gardening prize.
There IS at present in the treasury
for the gardening prize fund $50
School Number so has just installed
a very nice little library for the use
OF the children, besides it has S11 IN
the treasury for the further improve
ment of the school.
A report was received from the com
mittee on interior decorations, and II
was found that most of the rooms had
very inappropriate decorations.
The meeting then adjourned. Dut
viii take up the matter of the exhlDlt
and the interior improvements at the
next meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
EUR EKAI
Yes. Have Found it at Last.

Found what? Why that Cham Der
lain'S Salve cures eczema and all
manner Of itching of the skin. I
have been afflicted for many years
with skin disease. had to get up
three or four times every night and
wash with cold water to allay the
terrible itching. but since using this
salve in December. 1905. the itching
has stopped and has not troubled
me.-Elder John T. Ongley. ROCKVILLE,
Pa For sale by all druggists.
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apege dqudfo
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b most sensitive stomach.
young Vigorous
Dufys
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LEWIS BEAR COMPANY, Distributors
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11

A lot Of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, sc a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11
FLYING MACHINE INVENTOR
Kept Strong and Vigorous the Age OF

MI 7enry Clarke Moore, OF anna Iowa, who
IS 90 years OF age. has just completed his first
flying machine, which will reVOlutionZe the world
His brain has been kept clear and alert and the
perfection of his invention made possible by his
daily use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey his ONLY
inVigOratOr and toniC-stimulant.
Inventor Moore firmly many years ago that perfect
flying machine could be and he
know machine practical and hope with the help
God and the aid Dufys Pure Malt Wkey
in commercially and the army navy Speaking
further Mr.. Moore said
For hac greatly troubled dormant
md sluggish Of the lower bowels, which caused
No benefit
uCcd Duhys Pure Malt Whskey according
iTectionsa teaspoonfu three dayand gave
mediate relief steadily gained health
and of go Of My
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-11

Have you any of the
symptoms of Rheuma-
tIsm?-Bone pains, sciati-
ca or shooting pains up
and down the leg; ach-
ing back or shoulder
blades, swollen joints or
muscles, difficulty in
moving around so you
have to use CrutcheS;
blood thin or skin pale;