davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-02

1 condition. Tt may not be spoken" an swered the Highlander.
 That is to say,X interpreted Dalgetty,
 The desires to have his name concealed in
 respect that he hath in former days taken a castle and slain certain children and | done other things which are often prac- l tced in war time but excite no benevo- lence toward the perpetrator in the breasts of those who sustain injury. l can
 answer for his honor and loyalty with
 my head, though he is something of, homicide or murderer. He is named Ran
 aid MacEigh and calls himself a Son of
 the Mist
 That is most unlucky." said Mont l rose frowning. Allan McAulay has
 been giving us invaluable aid in this
 war. We cannot dare displease him. If
 he knew that a Son of the Mist is in camp"
 "Ranald is devoted to me" said the
 Ritt-Master. He will do whatever l ask him, because have delivered him
 from Argyle"
 "Wer. then" said Montrose, i've must not let this excellent chance go by. Introduce your friend into camp to-
 morrow under some disguise, with one
 or two retainers whom you can trust, and if they guide us well their reward shall be great"
 Accordingly Dalgetty disguised his outlaw associate as a native of the northern skies of Scotland and intro- | duced him in camp as Ranald Mac Gillihuron of Benbecula. With ready audacity he presented the old man to Allan who bent a steady gaze on him. Ranalds hand began to glide toward his dagger when Allan suddenly ex- tended his own and sat down by his side, inviting him to do the same.
 Does the sight come gloomy upon your spirit?" he asked the man in wh om
 he dscerned a fellow prophet. AS dark as a shadow upon the
 moon," replied Ranald.
 The two fell to whispering; and Dal- getty walked away chuckling at the thought that the perceptions of the seer were not quite infallable in the case of Allan McAulay. Repeatedly" said Allan to Ranald, "have I seen the vision of a Highlander who drove his dirk into the breast of Menteith. But l cannot the mans face"
 Have you reversed your own plaid when you looked?' ask ed Ranald. q have" said Allan, shaken s'if in agony.
 And how did the phantom appear then?" asked Ranald. With his plaid also reversed" an swered Allan, in low. choking voice.
 Then it will be your own hand and none other that will deal the blow" re- piled Ranald.
 "It is impossible" cried Allan. "We are bound by ties of blood we have stood side by side in fight, we are tied by hundred ties of friendship-it is impossible I should harm himl" You will do so. That is certain,' answered Ranald. Have you never seen bloodhounds that hunted side by side turn their fangs against each other for | a slaughtered deer?'' "It is false!" said Allan, starting up and rushing from the place "Thou hast it." muttered the Son of the 1 Mist looking after him exultantly. "The barbed arrow Is in thy side. Sons of the slaughtered, rejected. Soon shall your murderers' swords be dyed in each others blood
 On the next day the army moved rapid ly up the river Fay and laid waste the country as 1t pressed toward the head of Loch Awe. The shrill pipes neighed
 through the mighty passes. The shep-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-02

Next Sundays one-page classic will ba Bleak House." by Charles Dickens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-02

This is one of the great series en- titled Tales of My Landlord,' in which Scott created so many characters whose names are more familiar to the Eng lish-reading world than are the names of many great men who existed in real ity. The great character in "A Legend of Montross" is Dugald Dalgetty, for mer divinity student, soldier looter-a most wonderful mixture of education, ignorance, honor and dishonor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20
CAPITULO VIII. (Continuacion.)

ven, seria diff cultoso segdn pude
yer.
Nos sentamos junto al fuego y 0
freciendome un cigarrillo de ,su pc
taca, empezo a tratal+ de saber algo
mas acerca de nj. Pero al principle
ful muy precavido y ejerci mucha
cautela en- mis- respuestas.
Me dio satisfacciones por habel
me tornado poriun comphce de los
ladrones, por 10 cual riendome le die
-Cuando nos encontremos con e]
professor tai vez el le hablara a Vd.
nuestra larga amistad.
-Es curioso-dijo mirandome fl
jamente-que 20 nunca oyera a
Ethelwynn hablar de usted.
Sc muy POGO de la joven- me a
pressure a contestarle. Ell professor es
mi amigo. Ell me ha dicho muchas
veces 10 mucho que q ella le ayuda-
ba en- sus eAperlmentos."
-Es SUI mano derecha. Sus conoci
mientos en- ciertos ramos de la qul
mica, tai vez son sin igual, en- una
mWer.
Y sinembargo es deliciosa, encan
tadora y NADIA tiene de marisabidilla,
segun entiendo.
-Sonr ONO era 81, el novio feliz?
iAh!,que despertar seria el suyo an
tes de much ho!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

pinto despu6s, como lie sucede 4 to
das las damas !nglesas que dan seme
jante paso.
-Qulere usted decir que no fu6
muy fellz con su marido? pregunte-
Antes he dido decir que los casamien
tos desiguales en- Italia jamas dan
buen resultado.
-No,-dijo el joven entire un suspi
ro-ml pobre tia slnembargo de que
Sc conurt Q en- marquesa, entro en-
possession de una docena de titulos
dlferentes y probablemente del me
jor palaclo de Roma, fl6 desilucio
NADIA muy pronto. El marques era un
elegante que vest,a con exceso y que
casi viva en- el casino; que todas las
tardes cortejaba mujeres en- el Cor
so 9 jugaba baccarat hasta Ell amane
Ger. Y la sociedad romano no era a
fecta ella por que ella era una sen
ella ingiesa de familia campesina.,
Hace dos amos que Gandolfi cayo de
su caballo mientras paseaba pof
una de sus fincas en- Caiabria. 81 un
viejo amigo. Cuando nos conocimos
Ethelwynn tenia, segdn supe, un ar
diente admirador, un joven itaiiano,
teniente de infanteria, que Sc habia
encontrado con ella una dos veces
en- el Gran y en- los saiones ing!esas
del te en- el Corso, y Sc habia enemo |
RADIO locamente de elia.E professor
me comunico este y confidenciaimen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

Seemmos charlando. Su scmbiaq
te denunc aba una gran ansiedaI !.
una vez y otra manIfestaba sorpreSa
porque Ethelwynn no ID habia rs
perado accedicndo i N eta 8 p0rque
no le hab!a deiado un recaIo.
Regisrr2mos su gshinete Y 81 dor
miionO buseando II tese2rama que
q le habia trasmit.do. pern fu6 en-
vano. Entonees. w Ivimos otra veg
al comedor.
-supongo cue usted conoee al
professor hace algttnos aIos- preuin
Il esperando que me c0ntaria Ia his
torla de sus relacl0nes.
-i0h, si.-contest6 torcienfo otro
cigar-.llo entire sus deIos.-Me eneon
ire con elloS por primera veg en Il
palacio de Ganiolii. en- Roma, hacc
cuatro amos. Estaba pasani0 ron IN
tia Ia ns-quesa DE- Gardolfl = clio,
IN el Gran Hotel Los tr4ts mucho
duran.e Il eSt3cl6n romano. Fl prg
tesor do slgunas conferences ante
una de las soeiedaIes cientif cas tia
Lenzs Y vo tuve frpcuentes oportuni
dades para gleyar ! Erhalwvnn ! ver
l0s PsGnt0s De interss de l. ctndad
Lterna- C0nozco 8 Roma rauv ben
po.1sie ps-s m moced4d ali e0a m
ia. nn2 dana lnele>a g1se cz-5 con
IN noble roEsDo de b esGal e AEre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

te me pFegunt6 81 no conocia n PISA
verde de pantalones gris. Au no II
conocis Aparentementc q habia ha
hiado al professor de su falaila : I'll
cumbradas pareuteias cu ioloLia
ie declare 81 amor por Ethe.wyni4 i
con el consentimiento to ella. g i
p.di6 para casarse. Consult eaH u6
tls que estaba muv en- eoutfa IL
a.lanzas matrlmoniaies entire iaeie
ses { ita'lanos Y secretameate me
fui Z Bo.onia 1 investig4r h.sto.l
s!ei teniente. I.o que supe fu6 m5y
interesante. En- vez de ser q xasta-.t
de una tall.lia noble arruinaas. -.
ei ttnIco hiio de nn yieio emp.eas.
como lariinero en- una riq es.:l, y.
On las aiaeras de Via Imola. :as
extFavi4Ga habia sido ~ vida i y;aa
to- sis amores. que su padre
bia Eepufiado. Re-rese / 3om4
ii c.ec.araci6n escnta de 81 pa1fe =.
nfyr0 Y bi1Hco.
u que sucedi6 entonce pre-
tee yivamente interesadn..
Il aIoroso cdzGd0r ds fe- d
p2s' un desagradah.e cuarto
en a sntesass de. prO.eso..
paies 10 mandaron { paseo. Pla
10 transflriesen & otro regime
o-e1aona. mientras Ethe.xr-. II
rranlo mlchas ilgrimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

j aen hace gran confianza de MI Il
empscarme como 81 secetaro con
iidanc.4l.
sir Albert Gppenheirn, repeti
Como que Sc supone que fies uHo ele
~ h0mbrcs mas rieps de Ingiatelza..
i'Tobatiemente Il es-diio hi ami
To.ius .os rie sinembareo. tic
ueaenamigas vi 10 q Ia exception.
III he eiio mueFs iibeios j he dido
aaaha- iaexact.trnias acerca ie 4.
peas o.sa.o Nj. Ie uno que ID 4ale:
hav hosai,re en todo Ing.ate.ra
taga mas carload en- secreto qtIe
FL nombFe nae hizo reeordar mi
tha r4mones qre - habia dido feos
r.mores de operao ones de.honrosa..
aaact:eaaas Fl il e!':dad a ionae
tra Fl uro qc sc a.s erandes h4bi
ms POI y. De los rao ier
aes reiitisJas.
Ne g5staba i aard Langton nas
irsnqrieza. q esiaba tnanors
10 de "a desgs u loven era ey.-
fisrte. Y nat e0te il tenfa ii,
$3.50 y T'srpie Ella no h8biega
estate en- ~ -Ea recibir.o. de-
y sf4S f.p an. s Psz Ftss sFsq ry,xs A..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

EL NQlSTERnO DEL (UARTD R(9Por yRVIram lie (21enz.

incline rapidamente sobre el polvo
y las cenizas Y las removl con Ia ma
no. Isl! entire ellos habia infinidad
de pequenos pedacitos de tela me
dlo consumidos, algunas tiras Gle 70
pa jumtamente con un bottom de pia
ia dc las usadas en- el cuello de la ca
misa ennegrecida por el fuego.
Temlendo que mi compahero OBJ
servase el extralo lnteres que me
estaba tomando por los residuos de
Ia estufa, me limpie las manos pres
tamcnte con ei panuelo, y 10 segui.
'rcnia su dido en- el audifono, aun
escuchando, cuando entire en- el ga
blnete. Entonces colgd el audifono
porque cvidentemente va sc habia
marchado Ia persona con quien ha
bia cstado haHando.
Notvlose con sus ojos fijos en- los
MICS, en- pocas y muy claras pala
bras me dlo una noticia que cayo CO
y m rayo en- mis- oidos. Creo que
= lui de espalaas como 81 hubiera
dido IN goipe. Por su sencilla y
apie declaration, Ia negra pers
rtiva de la duda y del misterio
9nent6 mil vcces. Permaneci mi
rlo fijamente al ioven, rehusan
Greer 4 mis- propios oidos en- ah
,,uto.
l.o que me dijo era incredible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

=
y despues que lie pas6 Ia pena de
su desengaho. ella, en- pago de sus
molestlas en- su favor ase compro
meti6 con usted, eh?
Exactamente. Una estrecha a
mlstad eNiste entire el professor y 70;
me hace feliz la creenc.a de que soy
uno de sus lntimos AMIGOS; por 10
menos asi 10 declare euando lie pedi
permlso para casarme con Ethel
wynn. Tai vez, en- cuanto / fortuna
70 no tengo los que & pucda desear.
No soy rico bajo ninslin concepto,
sefior Holford pues en- reaIidad SOY
I'm hombre de negocios que trabajo
mucho con la suerJe de tener un
principal muy amable y generoso en-
la persona de Sir Albert OPpenheirn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

dicato ingles tornado por Sir Albert.
Viva ei en- Ia eaile de Wimpole
con un gran comp.lnero, un doctor
y me invite a que 10 visitase, mien
tras empece 4 contarle algo accrca
de mi; mi negoclo de AUTOMOBILES y
mis- amigos.
Pronto descubui que era un entu
SHASTA automovilista y. por 10 tanto
70 a mi vez, 10 invite a que viniese
a Chiswlck d pasar un dia paseando
en- el "noventa."
Asf, pues, sucedid que, sentados
en- aquelia casa de misterios, es mas
en- aquel mismo cuarto donde 70 ha
bla yisto SUI buen amada fra V
muerta, nos hicieramos amigos.
iAh! 81 20 hubiera sabido un diez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

siempre hahia sido con q 10 mas
humllde y respetuoso.
Tratt de diseernir cualquier mo
two que Langton puoiese tener para
negar que conocia al misterloso kirk
pero no pude entrever ninguno.
segtin pude coicgir, mi compane
70 no estaha reiaclonado con el hon
hre a quien yo tan tontanente ha
bia permitido que Sc escapase de Ia
casa; sinembargo mo habia mani
festado temorde cncontrarse con ti.
No, me dijo claramente que con Ii
mera mencion de su nombrc al lC
joven Sc perdiera toaa espesanz;
de resoiver el enigma!
Tai vez, desputs dc todo, habla V
procedldo muy lnsensatamente a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20
CAPITULo TX
Sc concentra la tempestad.

Acabo de hablar con Ethel
vim, diJo Laugton esta en- Broa
ialrs.
I'm Broadstairs!" repeti, miran-
- lntensamente a mi compahero.
81 repiico ti Me ha dicho qua
'adre fue i Edimburgo, pero que
! "amaOn dc pronto del exterior
ncgoclos conectados con uno do
IS procedlmientos quilnicos nue
auevamentc priviiegiado. Llam6 q
Antonio con Ia intcnci6n de darlo
IN recado para mi. =
Oyendoie, quedt confundido. Ell
iovcn habia sido dcsplstado, puesto
que Sno habfa visto yo con mis- pro
pics ojos i Ia pobre j6vcn tendida
ria y muerta, en- G, cuarto de aba
lo2 Adcmas, aSeria possible que ella
cac saba Ia stlerle dc sl padre pu
,lcra declrie d su noNo tamaiia men
ura?.
GSerfa este uno de los ingeniosos
tbterlllglos de Ark para gana
.s.nrpo?
Dc modo que csta listed salts
eho2 pude balbucir al fin.
llasta cierto punto, Il replic6
eiratdomc con mucha sorpresa
%ul observe, pcro este no explica
.'Vr1u6 esta Antonio ausente en- el
trangcro. Oh,
liabra lido i cncontrarse con
aMo. Es 10 mas probable
La vez; pcro spor que Sc ha
qefto vlolcntamcnte el laborato
@ Y adcmas, .por que estaba en-
odlda Ia estuia2 Quitncs fueron
~ Tres personals que eomicron aqui
ID tarde? IL professor esta fuera.
La scnonta Ethelwynn habra
teJado i dos amigos. antcs de sa
i para Broadstairs, Sugeri yo.
Fran hombn., y Ethelwynn
20 fuma cIgarrillos'
lie dijo ella i I'd. 81 volve1a q
aHdrcsp.
Me 10 dira ma1ana por teld
no.
lie diio ella 4 listed cl parade
- de 81 padre
No H. saEs. Cree que csff on
s'ln punro de A'tinama. FL ha Is
aaocn CORE pnndcncl, ron I'm gran
sindica'o aic,n:,n,t.i eual, seg,n pare
r". Sc ha fermmio en- Hamburge
para ezp.aiar ahp lie sus descubri
mieutos, y eu 81 ailsencia alguien,
acknowledgements. ha estado fIscali
zando sIt- experlmeutos.
Aimaeu que listed cree fue in
iefrifnma9 pt slls toques en- Ia
puert4 1ch,
saetauegte rcplir6 q j6ven
ndr4mi" "a P5ui Peno ahora Sr.
lto.'an!. ef,H qu .c5o ir 4 mis- ha
l6.acjoues. pse- estoy eansado del
ylaIe. f. lsa-, iel Canal estaba ex
ecrciona,nehte malo esta tarle.
tstell isa I VERNE pronto mo es
asit
>c b rfameti y iuntos descendi
mo. Ii e-r:iicFa Y abandonarnos Ia
s.seucio-e casa.
A 50 lado canina por Clarence
Gate. ha-ta Ia estaci6n lie IA calle
ste Baker en- donde nos dimos Ia ma
~ Y nos separanos.
tGaado nc u 900. me detuvc
ea ID acera. comp!etameute aturdi
10.
Ne eelrH5 qle habfa iastamenta
una oPoriInilad para descubnr
alg9 mas entire H. reaiEp le Ia e
tufa. Pues Il veat4nA 4ee habia 70
10 !. p'f'icis propaapaafA una ia
I'll flsaera r. ea'sr ihora. y %
lanente ahs. eea nj olortunidad
IL ali,etss c,.assitllcntD ie Ia yer
,!a.l.
con,inds en /. pagiua 60.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-20

5RO lporque, 81 81 es
el verdadero crimi-
nal, puso su confian-
"a en- mi, que soy un
extrano? 1Cual CO.
necci6n podian te-
ner las iiantas del
automovil de Eek
hardt, con tan. sin
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-06-22

Every boy and girl of school
age in New York city will be
tagged and enrolled in the police
pooks next fall, when a new sys-
tenn goes into effect, making the
Police Department the truant
capturing agency for the Board
of Education.
The bill was passed a year
ago by the Legislature, and the
Board of Estimate decided there
was no way of preventing its
becoming operative in October.
The bill creates many Offices,
which will be filled 20 a large ex-
tent by the present city admins
tration.
Commissioner Bingham report
ed to the board that it would
Require at least 500, 200 tosmake
the first census of the city's chill.
dren and that it will then be ne.
cessary to create Il new bureau ir
the.department to take care oil
the recoIds. Nearly all the off
Gals oppose the scheme and trieC
to have the measure repealed il
the last session OF Albany
1t Is provided that the Polio,
Commissioner shall make a cen
sus of all children of school ag,
in the city next October. All sta
tistics concerning the children
must be gathered To do thi.
work in one month it Is estimat
ed that the service of severa
thousand men, acting as specia
policemen, will be required.
A child seen on the street.
will have to show his tag to any
policeman and furnish his excuse
for being away from school
Sun.
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LEGALs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

To the creditors Of c. J. Goodnight
deceased:
In pursuance of decree Of the
Circuit Court Ct the County of Cal
houn County, made in a cause there
in pending to subject tho real estate
of the said c, J. Goodnight 30 tLe
payment OF his debts, you are re-
quired to present your claims
against the estate OF the said c. J.
Goodnight for adjudication to f..
Cheuoweth Commissioners, ut In.
Office in the town Of Grautsyille, in
said county, on or before the 1Stl
day of June 1909.
Witness c, c. Starchcr, Clerk Of
said Court this 9th day Of April,
1909
C. c. STARCHER, Clerk.
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Every Lowing body in the
state is required to make up a
complete list Of estimates by
items and have the same pub
lished 2 weeks in each paper, and
if there is any neglect in the
matter the State Tax Commiss-
Toner will hold the State Fund
until the law is fully applied with
The penalty is severe for not
complying with the Jaw. Levy
ing bodys in some places abuses
their power which causes this
law to be enacted.
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Cecil Thompson,
Grantsville, w. Va.
Huffman Music Conservatory.

Ala Huffman. lem Huffman
We are now ready for work
and will begin with the largest
class we have ever had. We
want all who will work, as
our work must speak for itself
VIII give q recital each month
at the NJ. E.Church with music
grading from one to seven.
Small children taught for lalr
price or SIS for 20 half hour
lessons. For further inforna-
ton address, AIzic huffman.
Crautsv.llc.W VIVA.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of Simon \ Knots
deceased:
In pursuance of decree of the
circuit court of the county of Gal
houn, made in a cause therein. pend
ing to subject the real estate OF the
said Simon A Knots to the payment
of his de'ts, you are required to
present your claims against the cs-
tate of the said Simon \ Knots Tor
adjudication to Elliott Chenoweth,
Commissioner, at bis Office in the
town of Grantsyille, in the said
county of Calhoun, and State Of
West Virginia, on or before the 22nd
day of June, 1909.
Witness C c. Starcher, clerl, of
the said circuit court This 27th day
of April, 1909.
c. C. Starcher, clerk.
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Notice

TO the tax payers Of Calhoun
County West Virginia:
You will please take notice
that the Board of Review and
Equalization for said county will
convene at the Court house there
of ON the 5th day Of July 1909,
and will continue i'm session
from day to day, not to exceed
twenty-five days, for the pur-
pose of hearing the complaint of
any tax payer as to the assess
ment placed on his or her prop.
crty by the assessor Ii is the
duty Of the board to reduce the
value Of property if it is assess
ed too high and to increase &c If
it assessed too low, and This may
be done upon the motion of any
taxpayer interested on upon the
Boards own motion.
Any assessment not contested
before the Board becomes final
upon the Boards adjournment.
Given under my hand this l1th
day of June, 1909.
>. WMccClung
Clerk Comfy Court.
and cX-OficO Clcrk of enid ROard
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The tariff structure S
built on the preteXt that it Is
all for The benefit of the
wage Garner, and yet the
wage Garner is beirg cheat
ed out of the good that is
promised 10 him, The tariff
wall is raised, and up go do
nestle prices to the tariff
limit. The workingnan
gets better wages q little
better--than are paid abroad
but he pays more--a great
deal more--for everything he
uses.
Down in Cincinnati a
clothing journal is published
and it is regarded by the
trade as pretty good author
ity. The editor is a Repub-
lIcan ana a protectionist,
but he is Disguised with the
manner in which the tariff
question is being iuggled in
Washington. 1T does no.
seem right" he said through
his paper a few days ago,
"that we should make The
wage Garner bear the expense
Of the government by pay
him larger wages and then
taking it away from him in
the shape of taxation on
what he wears. Surely elo-
thing is a necessity"
Yes, clothing is a neces-
sity. So are many other az
ticles upon which the tariff
thinkers are maintaining old
rates or substituting new
and higher ones. Fancy
sculptures and high priced
pictures are not necessanes,
however, but 1t is proposed
to let them come into the
country duty free.
AS the New York Times
comments, if President Taft
makes a simple calculation
as to the number Of Americ-
an citizens hurt bv Mr.. AL
drich's tariff scheme it ought
to help him greatly in doal-
ing with it when he reaches
it. Wheeling Reg ster.
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Dental Notice.

DR.. John Stops the popular den
fist will visit the following placss:
Normantown July Is and Is.
Stumptown July II
Grantsyilje July 10, % and u.
Big Bend - and 23
High GLASS dentistry speciality.
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10 the Travelling public.

H"Nc tbNeh charge OF the old
and popular COOK HOTEL. and I
respectfully invite yon to come and
stop with me. All the co nforts of
a home without the worry. Rates
reasonable Give me trial A
good barn with a good man in charge
in connection with the hotel.
Respectfully yours,
II. A. Bennett, Prop.
Would like for some one who
knows to explain through the
columns of the Chronicle. why
Calhoun county hasn't any pub
lie improvements
A Close Observer.
The astonishing evtcnt to which
Asbestos IS being utilized for com.
mercial, manufacturing and domes-
&c purposes. is scwcely realized bv
those who look upon Asbestos only
as some mysterious ire-proof sub
snance from which thcater curtains
are made.
OF hundreds of different Asbestos
products in daily use everywhere,
lpro6aoly few are better known and
and more widely used than JIM AS
bestos Roofing. Made from pure
asbestus ielts and best Asphalts OBJ
ta:nnble. This sooGng is so proof
against fire, acid, water aud time,
that it Is commonly called Fever
lasting Roofing
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