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Yaffles the Widening Skirts, Cut Tho Present Copy, Banjos, Guitars, Was the Invalid Mother Had Fallen Into a Knocked at Her Window and Be We Before W aTEKBUK KVEMNG DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. !SG4 rison burg? Ike Baxter, picking up his crumbs of A VISTA OF "No." history and his bits of information on FASHION. Don't Miss This A YANKEE IN GRAY "And he dun got shot tryin to git current events at the doors of the livery ober yere today?" stable or ar nnd the stove of the bar- FEATURES OF NEW YORK, PARIS AND ;'. "Yes. Is Ike Baxter's wife at the room, was something of a local cham- DCflDD LONDON STYLES. - Opportunity. house?" in the matter of Yankee If CHARLES B. LEWIS pion hating. mem Bj (M. QUAD). Mars stood him "Her am, an she dun jest bates Kenton had not between and The Kenton." he would still have felt Very Latest Dress Skirts Remarkable military glory, Combinations of Colors Two New Copyright, 13SH, by American Press Assorts "Then must be keerful. Try and a bitterness toward him aa a man born If have not " Wintered Well," Quite Uun.1 yo' you tee the alone. Tell her she must in the north. Uncle Ben's cautious ap- Sleeves Fashionable Materials and Trim- One New Piarvo ia character!- - gal If are It ic of the Wren CHAPTER XXII. send the things tonight, but not to come proach to the house cn this night had you Tired, Weak, Nervous, mings For Dresses. well made, fine In that it vail s?:enk in and Whi le Uncle Ben was slowly progress- herself till tomorrer. Go now as fast aa reference to Mrs. Baxter. There If Blood is occupy only your Thin or Impure, take As to the question of dress skirts, these tone, warranted nest a in the frozen and slippery high- -- man the the madi bv iother bird, ing along yo' kin. I'll be waitin Jur yo' right was another stealing through are about the but bui:-.".;- and when he bad reached a noiseless wide, especially feet, six preference to v.e of its way, point yere on this spot. Hold on a minit. Hev darkness and making a ap- women do not like for years iic from Rett he appear hourglasses, sa-n- e t-- abont three miles Haven, a house?" same time Ike Baxter. own. This is often yo' got gun at the proach at the as because ma- only $200. j encountered about a dozen they did last yetir, tho seen in business. Ic h. shown by suddenly "Yes, a double bar'l'd shotgun." Neither Uncle Ben nor Marian Percy terials of which are fall men. most of whom were mounted. "Then it back with and a of him, but he noticed gowns comprK...d the uuitators cf bring yo', caught sight from the waist downward in soft, reg- All but one were in citizens' dress, and . we own LTu powder and shot and caps. If hev a their every movement and drew his one of One Weber Piano lie at first supposed them to be farmers. be which the old ular folds, which it is the most fout yere, it will at clus range, and conclusions. The gun rsapaoiuflcSi constant of to efforts the They rushed upon the old man with a will be 'n man had been told to secure was in bis dressmakers buckshot better bullets." maintain in their of out- sbout, and pistols and knives were flour- de muttered the old room in the little house. He had de- all original purity "Fo' Lawd!" It expels Humors and Germs of Disease, line. Last skirts can lie rear- But Little $125. ished before bis face as the gang cried man as he setoff at his best pace. "Dat parted from Rest Haven without being year's Used, ont : wom- Creates an Nerve ranged, for much additional fullness may Cap'an Wyle be lie to Miss Sunshine. seen or his absence noted by the Appetite, gives Strength, be an him Den Miss wants me to to but bis return aroused and her obtained by added piece at tho "Hang up!" Sunshine go an, her, Make the Weak aids and cut on round. ad- 'Slice off his ears'." Den meet wid some were him as he carried Strong, Digestion, hem, the Indeed this Harrisonburg. I up sharp eyes upon dition in material will be Build a fire and roast Win if he lies an switched till I smart like the firearm and loaded himself contrasting gorillas git away in,troduced on many of the season's h--s vonderful to ns!" Den I fur home an meet with the bundles Marian bad I'.o secnrT the pepper. start prepared gowns. It is more thau doubtful that i- Fo' do Lawd, but what's to She Was dress- merit f t"i:s nev vegetable short- gem'leu, dat Steve Brayton an find out dat Mars and brought the door. either double or de matter?" asked the old man as soon Kenton hain't dead but an de to follow him as he skirts, draped skirts Good as New $30.00. ening, eo i:.'?ch Letter than lard, hurted, ing disappeared panniers will establish themselves here. as be could get in a word. Lawd knows what's to hap- down the having a dim sus- 1c created for it a remarkable sale shout- only gwine highway, We have had these in times of yoro, but Sheet Music, per "We want them two Yankees!" pen tomorrer!" of the state of affairs, when Ike Blood picion on a:id popuLiriiy. than the business ed three or four men in chorus. admit- yaffles the widening skirts, cut tho present copy, Banjos, Guitars, was The invalid mother had fallen into a knocked at her window and be we before. wre:s are to move "W-wh- at Do not induced to principles, have not had ready upon Yankees? I nebber dun light sleep, and Marian eat thinking. ted. In less than a minute he had re- buy Mandolins and every- t::e ir.urkjf'.vith many worthless seen a Yankee seuce dat big army went She and Mrs. Baxter had taken turns at lated what bo saw outside, and she had any substitute. Be sure to get thing in the line of co Aay housekeeper by de house on hors'back!" watching with the sick, and this Was told him of Uncle Ben taking the gun. y old -:- can be cij-il- and cheaply con- "lo lie. yo' black faced devil! her night, while the other had gone to "Whar's he un bound flir?" queried MUSICAL - as be off hia horse Merchandise, vince i . '. he value of Cottole xu said the leader got the help's quarters. Uncle Ben need Ike. rl and m n i'v a trial. and seized Undo Ben by the collar. not have been cautioned about Mrs. Bax- "Duuno, but su u thin's happened snui-wba- at lowest prices. by givi ig it They us are hid- b- "Now, then, tell where they ter, as he felt that he thoroughly under- Yo' must toiler him!" will thei: - ii:nvilling to go back to ns fraudu- ing! Don't pretend that yo' have stood her disposition. He turned off the "Has that Yankee bin yere?" to lard, or go down to not seen "em, for we know better! Out Only lent imitations. road to approach the house from another "No, but the gal's beam news, fur with it now, or yo' won't live two min- direction, and so softly did he draw shore! Reckon he un may bo lyin out St: 1 in i m l S pouud pails. utes!" near that the first warning Marian had around yere sumwhar, and the nigger's "What yo' mean?" asked the old of his was a on the takin out stuff to him! Git arter J. M. KELLOGG; Made only by presence tapping right man, who was badly npsetover the sud- window pane. He pressed bis old black he un, Ike, and if yo' find the Yankee N.K.FAIR3ANXACO., den attack. go'n tell Captain Wyle and hev bim (m) CHICAGO, o "We mean just this: We've been fol- cum with his critter company!" 294 South. Main St. Produce Exchange, Hew York two Yankee the le-pli- lowing spies along "I'll do better'n that!" grimly fast and encountered the Confederate THE ARIZONA KICKER. ) "Shoo! Why, :Iissus Johnson, how yo' 22 St- Boston. all One of them Slat: - mountain nearly day. the man as he stepped out into had hastened np the side dun hustle around!" sergeant, they A Six Out e was wounded about an hour ago. They the night. "If I find that Yankee around of the mountain and headed direct for lively Inys' Programme Mnopeil "Hev to hustle,"-sh- suid as she added j llie Ktlitor. more tobacco to in the were headed this way, and yo' must yere, I'll a bullet into him fust and an hour fontnl ly that pipe. put Rest Haven. Within they j A lSl'sy Wkkk. We have out a "Lenime see 'bout dat. Fust Fire Alarm have met tbem and know where they tell next!" a men were on mapped yo' got Waterbury Captain Wyle tbat number of their programme for next week which will married to a man-name- Green?" A j-- doc- keep now are. Did they send for a Uncle Ben had only a few hundred and two or three times the us aloiii for six and Big Drop. tor?" trail, during hustling right days, "Yes Jim Green." 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