I am net sure though that Sullivan wants
that chance. He is one of the best men in
the world, ami I'd do anything I could to
accommodate him.”
“And you think you can best the negro,
Jackson?”
“I have no doubt about the result when
we meet. I gave him all he -ould stand
when he was a much better man than he
is now, and I don’t see now I "culd do
worse at this stage of the game.”
“You and Mitchell are now good frierds?”
“Oh, yes. We have settled the little differ
ences between us. and there is no reason
why we should not be friends.’
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Portsmouth, O.—Having read so many of
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agreed to take your paper and place it on
our business tables. As we have never
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us a sample copy? Political y we are re
publicans, but we like the stand you take.
Upright, fearless and honest in your convic
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sincerity for the good of our whole nation,
and for that reason we would each like a
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A Little Girl’s Escape.
HOW SHE WAS RESCUED I' ROM A
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Almost Beyond the Hope of Recovery.
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