Nebraska Newspapers

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Rntoted at tbo poetomco lit Uroken Uow , Neb. ,
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ADVBIlTlSINU ItATltS.
One cQlomo , ) Kr monlh , $7,00. Ono.halr cot.
IImb per mouth 81.00 ( luuler COIUIIIII. ( IIr !
mOil { h , .c.o. ) LOM than Ilonrler column , r-.o .
COnllll1r Inch ( , Dr monlh.
Cat ! } . on QIet lll1Ko , to contI ! IJor luob , per
monlb LoclII .d'erll lot & COli 1 per lIr.o cach II .er.
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tlou.NoUco or church rlllr. , Roeluble end outcrll\III'
IIIPUr.Ohero lIIofl01 I. cllllrRcll , ollo.halr rl1lo8. ,
QoIOI ) noLlce. .ull lelnllllloo. . ooc'/Ialr ml , . . '
Wedding IJOlleel froe. hair 1IIIcI' ror tlllhll ulng
lilt or PlCIIOOt. ! .
IJealb nollco rreo. III'U priM ror IlUbllehlnJ/
oblluory 110tlceD , Dnll card. or Ihallk .
lofIllIl UOtiCUI at ralill Ilr.hled hy. . 'lIlotell or
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Thursday , Decembcr 24 , IfJ03.
Scnator Dietrich's trial before
the 11'ederal Court at Omaha . has
'been set for Januar.r 4.
'l'he Cuban bill passcII the sen-
bX. a vote of 57 to 18. 'A major-
ityof more than three to enc
should be quite ! iatisfuctor ) ' to
tti Presidcnt. .
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'l'he Federal Grand Jury completed -
pleted its ; , vork of a session of
ncarly six weels at Omaha last
weck. A larg { number of indictments -
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Can 14eper changc its spots ?
It will b the next thing to it
should Old Missouri g'c a r -
publican majoritj' for 'l'hcodorc
Hooscvell and the ! tate tickct.
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Congrcs man Kinkaid r has inro.
( luced a bill in Congress pro\'id-
ing .for ( .40 . acre homestead lllw in
the sand hill country. His prompt
action in this mallct' is to be
commended. 'l'hc other membcrs
of Cqngress from Ncbraska should
int rest thcmsch'cs. in the passage -
age of this bill.
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Thc'decision of the Suprcme
Court in sustaining thc rcvenue
law meets the gencral approval
of the peoplc. 'l'he law d ubt-
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less , vill need revision bu t . tha t ,
can be done more intell gcntl ) .
\aftel : the law has been tested.
What the peoplc Wat t is eqttit-
ab e sscssmcl1t of property . f
the state.
At the meeting of thc exec\- \ !
tive committee of the republican
state centrul committce to he
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held in 14incoln , Deccmher 29th ,
the wheels will again be put in
, motion for the state and nt\tional ,
Cal1Jpaign. 'l'he natIOnal conven-
tioa : being held in June , will re-
quir ar1y conventions for the ,
counties and statc. I
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.thc'StateBoard of Education call
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! h r 11l0uc1ing of the old build.
"ingdonated , the boar < l are still
'I ll ! .ie Q 10 e .the. school at
, 4I./U ok ! 1 , . : Oow , whcrr thc board
. ltaY1 ' < crcise its own. swe < ; t' willi .
: AIl i.Qd Ht1g the huilclingvithout.
, .a word of disagrecmcnt ,
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. I 'republicans gencra " y
'e'gr L.Uiat Mark lIanna's ltcallh
is S tch ih't hc docs not 'feel jts. ;
tined in retaining the chairmanship -
ship of , . the national repuhlicau
committee trough aIlother presi-
< 1 ntial campaign , it is a maller
of Fonsolation to Imuw that thc
political situation is such that
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Just cuI up 1l7. : Or hcltcr 0
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: : " out somethillg from III ) ' . lnrgt :
Ulltl well selectell stock. 'SOll\c- \ ' "
.1 " thing pruclIcable as well'tis 8
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peens , Stcrliilg Sliver , at '
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the 5ucce5of ! the partj' does not
dcpend upon him or anj' other
Inan. Mr. Hanna hUH remaincd
at thc hclm until the parly is
safely estahlishcd on the high
road of success. IIis arlte management -
agement of the campaigns since
hc has bccn chairman has hecn
appreciatcd by the party hc has
scrvcd so faithful alld while the
'necessity fOl' h ! rdirement is rc-
grctted , the parly has thc assurance -
surance that his loyally has not
in the least abated allli that the
party 1IH\lIagers will have the
belle/it / of his counsel. Any gOOlt I
Ihan of cxecutive ahility that
'iucceeds him will find with Prcs-
ident l oose\'ell rcnominatcd that
a pHI ) ' \ ' ctorj' will be casily at-
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'I'he state auditor's report
3hows the state again in debt to
lhc tunc of S ,282fI)2.71. Qutic
, l ( lilTerance to what the ftlsiou
adlninistration lcft the state in-
tree from de bl.Ca lJ a wa ) ' 'I'ri-
bu ne.
' 1'hat would be interesting if
lrue. Js it possible that Bro.
Conley has just a wakened / rom a
Van\Vinlde . slumher and does
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1I0t know that thc state has 1I0t
bcen free from deht ill' his time
and that the fusion administra-
lion left debts of se\'tral thous-
alld dollars of currcnt expenses
fOl' the repuhlican administration
Lo pro\'ide for whclI it releascd
Its hold upon the statc go\'crn-
lIient ?
'I'he Washington Correspond-
cnt in thc State Journal in spcak-
ing'of Conngre sman Kinka lI's
bill for a homcsteall'of ( .40 acres
in the Sand Hill country says :
"Col1gfl ssmall Kinka < 1 is endeavoring -
deavoring to de\.ise some means
by which the caUle industry of
thc Big Sixth ( listnct may e
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Knowing that nature designed
the sand hill countr.r solely for
gra ing and not for agriculture ,
the judge seeks to afford an op-
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'portunity to thc owners of small
.her ts to get enough land upon
Wll1Ch to , g-ra e them profitably.
'l'herefore. he has in contemplation -
tion a. bill providing that homestead -
stead entries in the sandhill
country may embracc 640 acres
of grazing land , upon proper
showing that the quality of the
land is such that a hOli1esteader
could not derivc from HO acres
sustcnance for himsclf and family.
Judge Kinkaid has ; discussed the
subject \yith oOicials of the interior -
terior department and those of
the agricultural dcpartment.
Secrctar , ) ' Hitchcock did not com.
lJ1it himself to the plan but ask-
d the judge to submit authorities -
ties showing that such a bill
would not be class legislation ;
and otherwise to present the
merits of the propositon with
proof that the peoplc of Ncbraslm
would appro\'c of'such a measure. "
AIIUlhl' . ' Bult llI'sI ( } hllll e
14. 13. Cl'alUer has sold his restaurant -
taurant , to A. T-4. Clincbell and
Leo Pool. l\Icssrs. Clinebell and
and Pool took possession of their
lfew purchase last week. 'l'he
I l'uBT.cAN wishes the young
men succcss in their new enter-
prisco
IIl1lillil'SS ' . l'hnllg ( ' III ( , ' 111111'Il ) ' .
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\Ve understand that on Janu-
.ary 1st there will hc scveral
.changes hi' Callawa.r business
circles" G. O. Bengel' , will go
from the hardware store to hi
farm. James B. Decler will
lea\'c thc bank and go to the
hl\'Il\\'are : \ store and r-.I. \ . Sclmer-
ing''r will takl. . r-.l r. \.Jeclwr's \ placl. '
in thc hank.--Callaway Courier.
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cuu hlul : ' Hl ) 11 c.ultlccl lJC'ulh.
"IIat'ry Duckwell. ag'cd : ! 5
years , choke 1 to dea h early Yl..s. .
terc1 aj' mor111n gat Ius homc , 111
the pr sence of his wife anit
chill1. He contra ( tcd a slight
l'olil a few c1av ago.u1I1 ; paid hut
little allcnti n t ( ) it. Yestenlu\
morlllng he was cfi.ed : with : l
, lit of coughing , \'hich contillllCd
for some time. IIis wife sent for
a physiciau but hcfore hc could
arr'e , : lI1other coughing spell
came on aud Dnclcwell died from
sulTocalion.-St. r ouis Globe-
Democrat , Dec. 1 , l'J01. " Bal-
lard's Horehound Syrup wot\ld \
have sa\'ed him. 25c , SOc and
S1.00. Sold b ) ' Ed. McComas . ,
llrolCn Bow aud Mcrna.
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' ) ' \1' l e. , City ! -4aundr > will adopt
the cash asts after J annal' ) " 1 ,
1110,1 , All work will e C. O. D ,
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Ncbrn'llca ! ' hag n. ncw relcnu
law which is'ulill , praclical aitd
u ! cept "le to cnforcell1ent. So
sas the suprcme court in an opinion - :
ion writtell hy Chief JUstice ,
Sull'an and conctlrt'cll in hj'
Jtldg-e Holcomb allli .rUflg Scdg-
wid. While the court hn held
llll. ' act valid and refused to issu
a writ to prc\'ent it' applkntion ;
it is not to he infcm d 1'1'011I th ! ;
tlta t cach atlll cvcr ) ' . s ctidn ; In
the Icngthystatute hn heelt I I
IHISSClt u pOll and a ppro\'cd ; 'l'l er ( ' -
is still somc douht as to the right
of the leg ! ; latnre to discriminatc :
a'gaillRt foreig-n il1H1raucl ! : 1:0111-
panics. hould a tc\t ' casc hl'
nHlIle a 1111 It h foul1l1 that restrictions -
tions may not be i m po ed 11 pen
the corporatiom ; of'other statc-\ ! ,
iu 01 revclttle law lhe remedy will
be plain aud i1llplc ; all that will
r lI1a into bc donc will be f 0'1' the
legislature at it..s next session to
pass a separate actl'roviding ' for
an occupation tax upon outside
companicR , anl1 thc'cuurt in this
opinion holds that the samc
would bc suslained hy the law.
Judgc SulIL\'an calls attention
to th ( ' fact that some 300 stlpl'cnH'
court cascs were triell licfore the
01(1 revenue law wu ; ; clearl ) ' in-
tcrpretel1 011111 hc might have saill
further that llU1IICl'OUS questiolls
wcre still open at the time thc
law was repealel. 'L'ltat the law
should be judicall ) ' inspcctcd ; ,11 c1
placell in working ordcr by the
courts within a few 1I10nthsor ' . its
passage , and when one ( { ltestion
0111) ' clouded in douhl , isa fact
upon which evcry taxpayer ill thc
state may congr.ltulate hill1.self-- I
and the ; which '
legisl1fu e cm'pen-
tercd the act-togcther in a coin-
parativcly short time.
More gratifying still to thc
fr ends of the bill , 'al1d l1 morc
confusing to its eitemics , . is 'th
fact that the jndges in w i ting
thcir opinions cannot rCfrnin 'from
complimenting thc act , not only
because of its legal sJrength but
for its fairness to all classcs. ' ,
Critics of the bill and of the
bodies which framed nd' passed
it should remain silcnt' long
cnough to peruse the following
talCn from the opinion of Jtidge
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Sull'an , a Dcmocrat :
"As whole helicve the }
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to he a good one , and to ha\'c
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been framed with the obje.d of
reaching all propert ) ; ; in ttiis
state , and to impose'UpOIl . all taxable , -
able property its due share of.llIte
public hl1nlen. " 'J'hat paragraph
of the opinion dOl1bl1eR. was
written in answer to Romc ( ) f 'th
charges madc ill the , brief' and
argument of Attorney BrccJdn-
ridgc of Omaha , who referred to
thc , lel as a "chapter ortniquity , "
etc. .
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COIU nissioner Duff ) ' , \vho in
th trial before thc commission
held advcrsely to the law. hc he-
ing the enl ) ' enc Df sh jurists (0
t ll that position , now agree's
with the tonrt proper that : the
act idid i , aud as to its jl1st-
neR he has said , in a wrillclI
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"We belie\'e thc law to be not
enl ) ' fail' to the taxpayer , but enc
admirahly ; ulapted to the equitable -
able distdbution of the burden
of taxation among' the property
owners of the statc. "
Onc Hcpl1hlican jndg'e , 011 ( ' e ;
pl1hlican cOIl1I11 ssioI1CI' . tWQ 1'11- ,
sion jUllgcs allil t w ( ) fusion COHt- : ,
missiotlcrs ha'c'l i 'hII HIli 1
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meastHed the law , al1d these , : Irc.
thciropinions , so it mlt t.h..cou-
ceded that thc hill WOll oltl on
its mcrit , at1lt. thaI t ! eeL , , : r s i
ha\'c. bcetlllhia'll ' . \ ! 'hr 1'IIt'tish ' -
ship : _ .
.T. l orrcst rarslon , thc pS lelto
minister aud immrauce agcnt . so I
earncsl y sotlgh l. hi I nsi\ral \ ) e !
\eput \ ' . Pi .rc f the atldilor
ollicc , is in the.'toils at' mtl1\\'ood ,
the scene of tlJany of his alleged
crimes , aud Uta ) . be.c . tlle 1 UP < Hl
to face enough charges of fraud
to ] ep him hehind stone walls
for tIte remaindcr or' , his natural
cxistence. ' .
Since being lost sigh _ _ QJ h ) '
lr. Piercc , Marston has operat-
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ed aot SheHan , OibhClu , Chapll1\tI : ,
anrllllnhy pliler pointn in the
wcstern pt\rt of the Stille , ' hilt
linn l.v wa arrested at li'airburj' , .
the c"cr bus.y ne\V5papcr heing i
rc ponsi ) > le for hi ! ; detccti n. In i
cach town he i\ ! said to havc held
C'nallgelistic ( ' ( ! ' , Roll1 insur-
auc ( ' plicie ( which ne\'er were
cld'ercd , : lI1cl forgot to pay his
board hills.
At the tinH _ of 1\arston's [ arrcst
he : \ ) ( ' ( , clIgagcl to prcach ,
in Kcamcy Oil the following Sun-
day. . . .
'l'lte auditor's office ht rccc \ ' ng
L'ongratllllltor } ' letters froln in-
lIrnnce companies , al1l1 l\Ir.
Pierc.e i ! ) Iling. highly compli-I
IIIcntell bccau c of his penistcnt
chase a Hcr a ! , ; lI1oot h ihtl'i'J utl :
who has been c : ger1y al1l1 , vaiql.r
sotwht b hy . insurance officialR of
0\1\1.1' \ \ statc . ! ,
Adjutant-Gelleral , pnlyer has
l1el.-'lI ohligcd to 'l'e < JL es th , rc-
turn of all : h'/lIS / , a11l1 CqUipI llt
19anetl. to t-I heels and collcges by
th t'ate. 'J'hc . 'accoutr mcnts
arc the property of the gencr"l
gO\'ernplcnt , apd after iss illg
the ncw arlll ) ' rille to the state
troo1'5 the war Itepartlllent has
i sucd a requisition for the return
of : i11 the ohsolt ( ' weapon .
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'l'he KcaTII y .nol'lllal ; ; ; ; ; heel
bttillling' will hc constructc ( ] in a
f\w \ 1I10.nths. 'l'l celay \ in gelling -
ing thc construction W01'k startcd
has been . cluc tu a . ' . . ' ; ; light differ-
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cnce bdwecn the citir.ens of
Kerney :11111 the board with rc-
ganlto thc repairs on thc huild-
ing donated by Kearncy. 'Jhis :
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natl r : , was. adj ustcd Friday ,
Kcarnc.r.agreei , lg' to spend somc-
.thing . ovcr $5.000. for the rcpair
worl .
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\V. S. , Baily : . P. O. 'rrne , ' 1'ex- .
ds , write : > : " I ) ' wUe had hecn
! trr r tig i ve years with pandy-
Sl ! ; I1t her arm , when I was pcr-
snaded to usc Ballard's Snow
Liniment , which cured her all
rigl 1. I Ita ve also uscd it for
otd sores , frostbites. . and sldn
ern ptions. It 110 s the work. "
25c , 50c. $ t. 00. Sold by Ed. Mc-
Comm ; , Broken How amI Mcrna.
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lcttur list fot' thc . . . . -week ending
Dcccmher 15 , } lJ03 :
Charles Gilmore , Mrs. S. 14.
MiIlcr , Letha . Ma.r Moss , Abram
Wilson. ,
Parties ca1ltng for .the abo\'e
wil ! pleasc say atlvertiset1.
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' \Ye hav madc.nrrang'enents !
with thc WceldStatc Journal
sove can fUt'nish it 'and the RH-
l'UBI.ICAN for S I. 20 a year. 'l'h is
arrangem nt will give YOll th
&tate as well as thc local ne\\'s
1'91' I1carl ) thc price of one. 'J'his
offcr applies. to rencwals as wcl1
as new subscribcrs.
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LIVER
ft@UILES
"lftmt Tbel1ror ' Dlnck.Druugh ( , . ,
" "gooll mcdlclno tor 1I\'cr dlsonse. "
- Itcllrcl1my fall oCter bo b:1d apcnt
$ l00wltbl1octora. ItlsnU tbomed-
1elno I tnke.-\tHS. : CAHOLINE
l\IAUTIN , l'nrh'ersbllrG' , 'V. Va.
Jf 'ollr Ii'er clocs not nct regularly -
ularly go to ) 'our clrl1 gi8t nml
IJCCIll'O paclmgo of Thedford'J
Dlack-Dral1/fht / : 1\1111 take a close
tonight. ' .l'hia nrcat family
llIetlicinc frecs the constipated
! bowels , stlra up the torpitlli\'cr
ami callSCd n. healthy secretion '
I of bilo.
I 'J'hc ford 'a Dlack - Draught
will cleanEo the bowels of lIU-
'I' purHil's : tllliatrengthen the Idd-
110.ra. A torpid liver iuvites
I colda , biliousness , dlills awl
I fever find nil manner of sick1
110SS nnd conlagion. Wl'ak kid- ,
lle ' 3 result in Hrigbt'a c1iseuo : :
I which claims'/18 many viclims
I ns consumption. A 25.ccut
J1aclmgo of 'l'hc ConJ 'a Dlack-
l > raught hollitl nlwl1j' ba kept
ill lho houso.
" 1 u.ed Th l1tord'R DI ck.
. . Drnurht for IIvor nnd kidney CO/n-
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I . l'lllnts nnt . rOllnd 110tlllnl : to excel
t.-WU.LIAM COr'I"AIAN " , : MarI -
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Not olllj' the mCII , out the
womcn also pI aycc1 a vcr ) ' i m por-
t'lnt : pa.rt in thi5 dral1 a , Here is
an instance which howi ! 1I0t
only the quicl wit but also the
great rRcarcelul powers of the
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wonian lI'iind. \
At une time two l'ttnawa ) '
la ves were tradHI to : 'IT 1' . Volli nR
door by those cngagcII in 1'Lllllling
tltem down n tit 1 for monc ) ' de-
livcring them tip to their cntel
ma\ter ! . At the lime whcn these
th i ng $ occt1rclt t hc 'ltllies : prilled
themseh'e 011 t'lte heighth of
their fcuthc hcds alld of course.
it w ; s no tlnC1111110n thing to see
' 1\\0 -lncl sOl11e limethrce ! fcatller
hCtlR 011 OIlC bCl1 stead.
So it was in this base for AUllt
Jat'S" was a superb housekeeper
and \'hen , those two sla\'es callie
'In closcly . . ptlrsued h ) ' the hunters :
sh " lJaccd them betwecn thc
feath licks , sprefHl upthe hed .
ill like shape :1I1d whcn thc 1t1n-
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tel'S came 111 s Ie was s.tanc t. 1I1g hy
tltc Iell'cr ) ) " husy : cutting out , a
drcss , allli the ( tiffcrc'nt picces
were scatterclt o\'cr the bcd. 'l'he
hunters seeing that thcrcVas no
0 1C in the hotlsc , as thcy thought ,
btlt a WOl11ell who wa more than
ordillarl ) " polite , asked If they
coulll look the housc o\'er for
fugith'es. Shc said'
said'ccrtainl \ '
an if JOu fil1lt au ) ' yotl call tale
thcm ' , for she di ( tlot want any-
ho'dy ahout the hOl1sC that \\'a a
law breaker.
So thc ) ' examincd th propcrty
in thc house and in the otlthuild-
ings'and fotlnd n truants. '
'L'.he bed was so plump andnicc
that thc ) ' nc\'cr thought. to look
there and SOOI1 left , aftcr thanking -
ing Aunt Kat : ; for her kindness ,
an l she fceling quite thallkful.
hut for dilTct ent reasons.
At one time there.livclI a mal )
one mile from , m ) ' father's farm
who was in the habit of saying
some thitlgs that he had not
learned from t hc preachcr but
who bc1icet1 in frecdom for al1
irrespecli\'c race , sex or color and
who Gould hide a darkic as well
as anyone.
'l'his lUan like e\'erybo(1'y ( else
had a g-ood big wood pille ncar
thc kitchen door , on this particular -
ticular occasion the pile consisted
of poles' some ] 5 feetlcng and
werc stood on cnd that thc ) '
might the more readil ) ' elr ) ' , In
the middle there \ a ; a hollow
space where a mati cuuld stand
'Itlite comforta.bly if hc did not
. ha\'c too large a bay window on
thc fr nt , ide of his anatomy ,
which was s ietom ( hc case with
e.x-sla\'es owing' to haTd work and
little to cat. One etay jtlst as
our lcighhor } hall l nishcd his
dinncr and steppcd out to the
wood pile thde ho\c in . sight a
< lark object which pro\'ed to he a
rtlnaway sla\- man , long , lank
and htll1gry closely pnrstlcd by
hiR master and another man. IIC7
hac1no wa ) ' but to throw.himself
on our ncighhors good or had
will allli talce the COnSelUenCCs
which he did in 'a twinkle and
was slipl'ed into the , hollow of
the " , 'ooll pile and the poles rc- ,
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. ' /'Now sir , " n1tl. tc""darn " you ,
don't cheap nor hreath loud or I
j OU arc'a gonc succor. " In five
miuutcs the m n in pursuit wcre
seen hut onr ncighbor ; man wao ;
chopping' as dClI1urely 'as a saint
and laughing' iu 'his slecve wlten
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the mcn says :
"Have you seen : i n gger 11l. re
latch' "
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that lite ) ' might tose thcir , prey
th , j' Haid , "Wc will . scarch yom I
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m.Ijarrell of cider in the cellar ' I
y u'i ha 'c' t : pa ) ' dearl ) ' for it '
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After a pi t j' good , hunt.amI .
findJIIg' 11'Otll'iug 'they wltnt't t1 and
11h.e darle\ ' was talcn ! > ack a' few
uules to another statIOn and sent 4
on hv . a dilTerent route to Callada. . . . . .
A ( .lay or two afler that Mr.
Coat . the man of thc wood.pilc
was telling 111) ' fathcr about it
and in hi ) enthtls 'asm hc forgot
fOT a 1JOI11Cnt that n1j' fathcr was
a stl'aig'ht old quaker , he said :
" 1 tell JOu Uncle Joe that was
a d-n close call , "
: My father 'vhose name was
Josep1l aid : . . . . .
"Thec ough t not to use such \
languagc c\'en i'f thcc is in a good -l
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, in UIl' grahtlInkl' ! ; the roOIll marc '
chc rful and inviting. But it is I
accon1illg to the kirll1 of coal. 'rhe
kind wc clI is the frcc Il\1millg. \
thorollghly st.'rccllcll klllll and
t e\'cry tOll thlltJca\'cs our yanl COli-
tuills tI t 0 thousallil poullth-all
l'onl. IIl.agreat tllCasurc we hun , I
the pric.e of cualcl / for liS , hilt
we sell liS low as the market will
I permit. We pay partirulnr ntlclI-
Ii1 tioll to ,1c1ivcrics allil there is no 1
m dcJay ill fillillg onlct' ! ; which wc mc 1
ill fl'llly to I"'cl'ive frolll IOu pOll11ds upI
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