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Page Seven. k GOMPERS JUMPS Oil THE MEASURE 1 THE CORN TRAIN PAIR 2aP2Ljj2!w. THE The American Pccpic are Noted for Their Love of Fair Play. 50 fnio tm This, That It nay Be Said To Be a National Trait of C.-aracter. TheVfan who strikes another a f - blow, or maliciously it?9 0 fnjnre him In Lis business, or in his sx:ial stAr.dit detested and abhorred. The American pcf'e are y(Ct generally slow to manifest their disapproval of such unfair treatmtijrVhean opportunity is afforded. Uiut-iftiye of this disposition i the fact that although bare, false and malicious atuic epen Dr. Pierce, nf BuffrJo, and his widely celebrated Family Medicines Jrave sometimes injured the sale of these meritorious remedies for a REFUGE TO VISIT WAYHE HE CHICAGO, ClIICIIiHATI & LOUISVILLE R. R. 1 (THE NEW WAY) effective May 20th, ltC& The Head of American Federation of Labor Denounces Ship Subsidy Bill. Farmers of County. Will Have Opportunity to Inspect the Display of State. By A. CON AN DOYLE, Author of "Tbe Return of Sherlock Itolns" time, then such unjust assanlts have been met and their falsehoods complete? cfuted, a natural reaction has followed and their sale has been fully

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oilier arm rouuu uer uau sue uui neu i tended stroIo"er " hurriedly to avoid the embrace. : "Yes ttrt will t'o" "Sire!" said she. with a rigid facet Corn;ill(T commenced to read his and one finger upraised. . ' j eome-Iy, while Mme. de Mainten3us "lou are right; you are right, Fran-iwWte an(1 UcIifate ensers p!cketl colse Sit down, and I will control & tt cq myself. But how Is it. Francolse. tliat she wcav,i inlo her tapestry. you have such a heart of icer IYom t;n,e I would It were so, sire. flr Xo. But surely no man s love has , ever stirred you! And yet you have j liauUkerchlef tLrwn ovor hi3 face. It been a wife. You did not love this , . . , , S!!r J. v ' rr twenty minutes to 4 now. but she

? r V Z I ,' i: ri: 1 I have heard, and as lame as some of nis verses. "Do not speak lightly of him. sire. I was grateful to him; I honored him; I liked him." "You did not love him. Francoise?" "At least I did my duty toward him." "Has that nun's heart never yet been touched by love, then?" "Spare me, sire. I beg of your "But I must ask, for my own peace hangs upon your answer." "Your words pain me to the soul." 'Tlave you never, Francoise, felt in your heart some little flicker of the love which glows in mine?" He rose wiui nis uinas, ouisireaueu, a .rau.us ( monarch, but She, With half turned) head, still shrank away from him. "urea m.?B? Btwu sue, mat even ii juu , woman ever lovea a man. yet snoum rather spring from that window on to the stone terraces beneath than ever by word or sign confess as much to you. "And why, Francoise?' "You have wasted too much of your life and of your thoughts upon woman's love. And now, sire, the years steal on. and the day is coming when even you will-be called upon to give an account of your actions and of the Innermost thoughts of your heart. I would see you spend the time that Is left to you, sire, in building up the church, in showing a noble example to your subjects." The king sank back Into his chair with a groan. "Forever the same," said he. "Why, yon are worse than Father la Chaise and Bossuet. "Nay. nay, said she gayly, with the qnlck tact In which she never failed. I have wearied you when you have stooped to honor my little room with your presence. That is indeed ingrat itude, and it were a just punishment If you were to leave me In solitude to morrow and so cut off all the light of my day. And why have you not rid den today, eireTf "Pah! It brings me no pleasure. There was a time when my blood was

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conscience. And. then, as we grow ! of state board of agriculture; T. A. older j.3 it not natural that our minds Coleman, of Itushville, and J. P. Davshculd lake a graver bout? We might ! is, of Sheridan. well reproach ourselves if it were not According to the schedule the train so, for it would shew that v.e had not,! will leave Sheldon Monday morning. Icarnetl the lesson of life." i February 23,. at S o'clock. During "It may be so. ami yet it is sad and j (he day it will work over to Crown weary when nothing amuses. Who is J Point, where a night meeting will be that kuockinjr';" asked the king. i held.

It is my companion, paid madame. ; "What is it, niacicnoiseile?" "M. CoraeiHo. to read to Hie king." said tha youii lady, opening the door, - "Ah. ye, sire; I know how foolish it) a woman's tongue, and sj I have brougat a wiser one than mine here tj charm yon. M. Racine was to have coiiie, but I hear that he has had a fall from his horse. ini he semis his friend in hli place. Shall -I admit him?" j "Oh. an you like, madame, as you j like," said the ' kin;? listlessly.. At a sign from Mile. Nanon a little peaky man willi -a c'initrH no 1 1 ! i f ir.o ami long gray hair falling back over his shoulders entered the room. lie bowed j profoundly three times and the:i seat- i cd himself nervously on the very e3ge of the stool, from which the lady had ! removed her workbasket. Shall it be a comedy, or a tragedy, ! or a bur.esque pastoral Cornellle usked tIaikI!v -There is my 'Preknew that fhe had put It back half an hom. and thnt he vue UmQ ten minutes past. "Tut. tut'" cried the kius suddenly. "There is something amiss there. The second last line has a l'.rnp in it surely." It was one of his foibles to pose as a critic, and the wise poet would j fall In with his corrections, however unreasonable they might be. "Your majesty is perfectly right," j said Corheille unblushingly. "I shall ! mark the passage and see that it is j corrected." He picked up his book again and was about to resume his reading when the king said: "M.- Corneille, I am obliged to you fnr whif rnn hsivo rfl1 nnrl T rerret lhat j must now interrupt your com-j , Snmo rtthi- norhgno I mar hare tQC pleasure of hearing rest l of it. He smiled in the gracious fash- : ioQ whicu made all who came wltnin i his personal influence forget his faults and remember him only as the Imper-1 sonation of dignity and of courtesy. ! The poet, with his book under his arm, slipped out, while his majesty said to madame: "I see by your clock that it is 4 j o'clock. I must go. ' i "My clock, sire. Is half an hour ,

slow." j I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matthews and "Half an hour!" The king looked j family will go to Milton on Saturday dismayed for an instant and then fie- j to remain until Monday, and will then pan to' laugh. "Nay, in that case." j go to Cambridge City to spend Christsaid he, "I had best remain wh-e I J mas with the sister of Mrs. Matthews am, for It is too late to go, and k can Mrs. Grant Clark. say with a clear conscience thatt was j Dr. G. H. Grant, of Richmond, was the clock's fault rather than miae. in Centerville on "Wednesday on pro-

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THE TRAIN WILL BE RUN BY PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY AND GOOD LECTURERS WILL ACCOMPANY IT. Wayne county farmers will be interested in the visit to Richmond in the near future of the Indiana Seed Corn Special. The train will be run over the entire Pennsylvania mileage in Indiana, made public today, the corn wizards will visit 165 Indiana towns and villages between Febniary 25 and March 13. This is the greatest task of this character ever assumed in any state, the longest trip ever scheduled in Iowa, where so much has been accomplished by this method, being but two weeks. "We are going to stir things up during those fifteen days," said Prof. G. I. Christie, of the Purdue' experiment station. M ""We are going to be able to visit all sections of the state and it Is our intention to present in even a more convincing manner than In the past if possible, the gospel of good seed corn and carry home to the growers the great need of more intelligent selection and care. Indiana is waking up to the importance of this matter in a way that is going to tell in a material way in a short time. Three lecturers will be heard at each of the stops. We are preparing some convincing charts and a liberal supply of station literature will be distributed." Big Night Meetings. During the fifteen days that they are out, the corn men will live on the train, the Pennsylvania supplying a dining car, a baggage car and a sleeper. It is the intention to hold large meetings each night. In the party will be Prof. Christie, D. F. Maish, of Frankfort, president of the Indiana Corn Grower's Association; C. B. Benjamin, of Leroy, member The other runs will be: Tuesday, Feb. 26 Crown Point to . Warsaw. ! Wednesday, Feb. 27 Warsaw to : Columbia City. - Thursday, Feb. 28 Columbia City , to Kokomo. i Friday, March 1 Kokomo to Rich mond. Saturday. March 2 Richmond LcEconsport. Monday, March Indianapolis to lienrv,ueTuesday, MaTCh Rushville. Wednesday, March 6 Rushville to Cumberland. Thursday, March 7 Richmond Ft. Wayne. Friday, March 8 Fort Wayne Plymouth. fcaturaay, aiarcn 9 Plymouth Frankfort. Monday, March Terre Haute. Tuesday, March to Indianapolis. Wednesday, March 13 ', lis to Bicknell. Last Day. MEN'S PRflSENfTS GO TO Klfe BEY'S. STOCK STllJf FINE. See Windo CENTEBV1LLE. Centerville. Ind., Dec. 23. (Spl.) Miss Laura Woods, in a letter to a friend, states that she and her father, Dr. Calvin J. Woods, are comforta-1 bly settled in their winter home at ; De Fuwiak Springs, Florida, and that Dr. Woods is in his usual health and j enjoying the climate of the South. ; They will remain until ' spring. Mr. I . and Mrs. ieece Mitchell are occupying j j the" Wood's home here. j j The Rev. D. C. Huntington, rector 'of Saint Pnnl'a Fntaeortnl rhnrrh at! Richmond, was calling on friends at rntrTllta Thnrsdav Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denny, of; In ; Greensfork. spent Saturday Centerville with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson. i Mrs. Amanda Needham, of Milton, has returned home after a visit with i her daughter, Mrs. Walter Matthews, Mrs. Mary Trembell and grandson Raymond Trembell and a party of his young friends went to Richmond to attend the theatrical performance ot "Murray and Mack." 'fessional business. The Christmas exercises at the public schools on yesterday afternoon. were of a very interesting character s and the pupils are making out indivi-1 dual programs for the holiday week, j CASTOR! A Fc T.ita and Children. Tfc3 Iti Yea Han Ateap E::ght

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