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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
WOOL
DRESS GOODS.

WOOlI
DRESS GOODS.
We are now showing for early
spring wear some OF the latest novel;
ties the most unique designs-the
newest weaves-classic and varied
in very stylish effects. Also, full
line of Dress Patterns in Dresden
md other effects. We are often
compIimented upon cur selection.
and We always try 10 merit it. A
choice line of ROUGH EFFECTS.
which arc entirely new-designs
very stylish and guaranteed not 20
pull or slip on the weave.
SUIT PATTERNS.
The new Dresden effect in fine all
wool goods, only one suit OF de-
sign,
$i2 Suit.
-Wool Novelty Suit Patterns,
in a beautiful line Of designs and
colorings.
$40, $3.50, and So Suit.
% patterns of fine all-wool goods
in ali the new spring designs,
$3.50 a Suit.
nv THE YARD.
46-inch All-Wool Tailor Suitings
in all the new effects,
sS1.2j o Yard.
50-inch fine Atwood Serges in
tan. navy, and green, worth 81 per
yard,
Soc. a Yard.
A line OF new weayes in fine ALI
Wool Dress Goods beautiful effects
and the best value we ever offered
81 a Yard.
Plaisance Suitings-another new
weave, beautiful in effect,
Soc. a Yard.
All-Wool Suitings. in fancy
weaves and mixtures.
6Oc. q Yard.
All-wool Cheviot Suitings in new
patterns aud colorings.
81 1.9c. q Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
Fine carl EHGrariA9'

We I'D doubl, -, amount - "9'N ..
rebrusry nat ". tt,e .s,r dof' 2 ",
a reo' , T be,or. G,5I ~9fk snl so'S
material here.
Plato engraved al 'V ,''."
% cards printed .-m I.'.' ~.
10 cards printed f-pm i.s 60 rs
Estimates Furnished f,F "'--"'
ceptions, &c. ,,,.,
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Linen PiIlOlC- Cases.

All.Linen Hemstitched Pillow
Cases, size 22!x36 inches, 81 pair.
Finer All-Linen Hemstitched
Pillow-Cases, size 22ix36 inches,
1925 pair.
Very Fine All-Linen Hemstitched
Pillow-Cases, size 22lx36 inches,
g., 1928. and $3.50 Pair.
Very fine All-Linen bemstitched
pillowCases, size 25x3j inches
1925 pair,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
REAY-MADE BEDWEAR.

Made Bedwear has arrived that perfection
matter Of buy the mate
rial and home manufacturer with overk offered us the
enabling
Made Sheets and PowCaesat about the retail OF tho
goods Such opportunity obuy Sheets and does
noto fe goods on sal morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04

You Are going to wear handsome
outside wraps this spring. Our
racks and counters are filing up
with the ligbter-weights earlier
than usual. in anticipation OF
Casters approach.
Our Cloak Parlors present quito a
gallery OF coming fashions. A
correct reflection of the highest type
Of French design Capes, Goats, and
Jackets-form the popular trio
made up in tailor cloths-in tailor
fashion, too.
You will have to keep a sharp
lookout for antiquities. Lots OF
stock went into "winter quarters
heavily loaded.
The awakening OF nature will re-
vive thcm-but they are out Of
date-as much as though they
stepped out OF the last century. The
newest will be SO cheap that no
price argument can win you to their
consideration. We do not buy lot
OF garments of q kind and common
ize them ALA few-a duplicate
line of sizeS-may be-keep them
exclusiye-but q good variety Of
them-so well made-so thoroughly
made-so tastefully-so Stylishly-
30 fittingly. Every garment sis
finished"
We shall make our first showing
this week. A purely informal open
ing.
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.Boys' Short PaHts'
SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN

DIR LACE AND wHIrE-GooDs pH
pARr,,EYr Is a BUSY sFV"
Point de vehise.
Point DO Irlanis
Bourtonne.
T0gchon.
and other laces. all vti'h' and ,io T,'1 ! Ia
our White Check Ns,." "a price.
up Is the best 10 Be ha' $50 persian
India Lawn, STRIPED ~, - aad Frsues
Null. Swiss Null hus''' - sai no
Nalnsook-everythins ~ ,osesL
prices are risnr-ths 'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
THE NEW CABINET.

1t IS endless guesswork concerning
the personnel OF the reconstructed Cabi-
net. Many Radicals predict these changes:
Sir William Vernon Harcourt. TO be
Premier Professor Brice, now Chancellor
Of the Duchy Of Lancaster, or Herbert
Gladstone, to be Chief Secretary for Ire
land in the room OF John Morley, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
IndHiS' Cups.

Muslin CAPS o.. % Nt
Cream Cashm"r- Caps 3D. - 90.
White SILK Cal .. fo SD"
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Ladies' GOSSan'e'S'

A new ,o,-rssular sr:'e' IN . TIA a.
otfsr aScspssts snseles Us to :"
Q-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04

All the accidents are not to me iaay
riders by any means, az one OF u'e
gentlemen OF the club. whose sad anu
chill experience OF last week VIII per.
sGado him 10 testify. There are sooa
riders among the men who have fire.
qucnt falls and sustain injuries in varied
degrees. yet their ardor Is not dampened
ana their enthusiasm seems 20 reconcile
any number OF wounds or failures The
description OF a fad from his horse
given by Adam Lindsay Gordon. the only
Engiishman who ever combined the ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
DininS.RoOn Furniture

OF every wood and color from
cheap Sideboard to a Fine
Buffet a cheap Oak Chair TO
those with leather seats n
common Leaf Table to q
Handsome Extension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04

"lIun,ng ard love have for one Joy
a thousand griefs." has been written by
a sage. and there may b. times when
those who fall victims u unruy OF &C.
i,nouant s,ceds are almost READY 70 con-
c,r i'm the sentiment az least, so far as
the hunting IS concerned; but there IS
great fascination IN the sport. and Us
v,tarieA seem entirely willing TO take the
I.sks and the consequences, TOO. The
hea'thui excitement is shown In the rudy
che,ks. bright eyes. and merry laughter
a. the hunters IN this olnb. "N th"v ~.
eemble at the hospitable board OF Mr. ana
1is. Handbook On their re.uti iIom .He
chase when the doors Of their charming
home "Chantllly" are always opened, ana
the lncictnts. escapades. and casualties OK
eaca occasion discussed and disposed OK
unri the next arrives.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
Official Paper Of Lincoln County

Advertising rates fu rnished upon application
at the office.
Entered at the Postoflce at Phoebe, Nevada
as Second. Glass matter.
Communications are solicited but the paper
will not responsible for the opinions of its cor
respondents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
Death of William Deck

William Dsck aged nineteen Years and
SIX months, died Tuesday morning at the
residence Of his mother on Main street
Last Sunday night be was taken
sick with what was supposed to be an attack
Of 0lhousness; growing worse Dr.. Campbell
was called and found every symptom Of
heart disease. For a short time he was
somewhat relieved, but at half past twelve
the doctor was again in attendance and
found that be was sinking fast and all hope
Tor his recovery was passed. At one o'clock
tuesday morning he quietly passed into the
great unknown. There is ne doubt his
disease, which nas cardiac dropsy Of the
heart, was greatly accelerated by the excess.
i've use OF cigarettes to which habit he had
been addicted since early childhood. He
leaves mother, two brothers and A sister
to mourn his loss. His remains were
followed to the grave by large concourse
OF sympathetic friends who knew him from
his early youth to mans estate. The nall
bearers were from each of the fire comma.
MES, in line were the members Of the Odd
Fellows followed by a number Of school
as we'll as many ladies, to pay their
last tribute to the dead. The burial services
for the departed were read in very i'm.
pressive manner By Mr. James Nesbitt.
de was inferred in the Odd Fellows buryipg
ground
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Charles Ronnow of Panaca paid US a social
call Saturday.
For family liquors go to Sam Z. Werthei.
mer.
John Ferguson OF Hike, was in town the
early part of the week.
R. G. Schqdeld has struck nice seam OF
gold bearing quartz on Ora Bastante mine
Willie Nesbitt, son of our townsman Jas
Nesbitt, is out again after severe sickness
A full line of staple groceries at the
Godbe Mercantile Co.'S store.
D. A. Reeves and brother left town for
Ferguson district to look after their inter.
ests in that section.
Horse racing is now favorite pastime
with our young bloods The stakes are
mostly for glory and fun.
I. Z. Edwards took trip to Ferguson
district last Monday to look after numerous
mining interests IN that section.
The Indians around town seem to possess
more silver than the whites, judging from
the display made at their daily games
George Nesbitt returned from Sal, Lake
City Friday having taken gold bar the re,
suit OF run on Jim Crow ore at the Condor
mill
County Assessor H. E. Prudential.
started out last Monday on his tour Of
assessment taking in the Clover Valley sec.
ton.
The sudden changes of the weather have
had its effect even upon our citizens. Many
are complaining of severe colds and head.
aches.
Every man having beard should keen it /
an even aud natural color, and If it is not 50
already, use Buckinghams dye and appear
tidy
The Condor mill is now running and sboo,
300 tons Of Jim Crow ore is now on the mjll
dump which will give about a three month.
run.
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w. %
REDUCED RATES

a enance is afforded all parties for trip
20 eais Lake at rates lower than ever known
before.
sale OF tickets for April Conference at
Milford and other points will be from April
third to eighth inclusive good for return
until April fifteenth. Fare from Milford
seven dollars and twenty-five cents ts7 % ,
the lowest round trip rate ever made from
that point. Arrangements have been made
to run additional trains from Milford, Sun.
day, April eighth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.

Reports from Meadow Valley Wash say
that there is an abundant supply OF water in
the valley, more than has been known for
years.
Alden Ferguson and wife came up from
Helene last Saturday and have rented Z. c.
MeDonough's house on Panaca Flat where
they intend to reside.
There is one thing we can congratulate
ourselves upon and that is the absence NJ
'famps' Phoebe seems to be Stunned bv
that class.
The mail route between here and TAYLOR
service on which now terminates at Gevser
has been sub-let to j. A. Denton, service 10
begin July lst next.
now is the time to see that cur streets
and yards undergo thorough cleaning
Spring is fast approaching and with warm
weather decomposition will set in and con.
tagious disease will follow.
The closing out sale at the Godbe Mar
COS store still continues. Better c,sb
prices on anything than buyers have ever
Anown here before, See what 81 cash will
do. '
Inc latest advces from Carson copcerp;r, /
the bond suits against this county are to the /
eueet that the cases were argued last Friday |
ana taken under Amusement by the Conrt
as 'he new points raised are few. A decision
may be looked for without DELAY. /
Ayers Cathartio Pills are known to he
the safest, surest and best pprs,t;va r,,l;
cine ever offered to the public. They ara
hiio yet certain in their effects, give tone
ana strength to the stomach. aud keen tbo
system IN perfectly healthy condition.
Malinda Woodbridge, wife of sil.s Wool.
rioge' died of dropsy at her residence ~,
fioehe street. at nine o'clock last FRIDAY
evening Deceased was an old re.idsr,
mere ana was 5s years of age. The funeral
TOOK place Saturday at ! O'Clock and 90,
largely attended
petition IS being circulated around town
iof the appointment of Miss Minnie Car,,,,
as postmaster vice John Shier retiring 7,
mas received numerous signatures and should
carry weight with the Post Master General n,
MISS Carman has long been in the office and
Is extremely popular and accommodate, IN
all business pertaining to the department
The new gold discoveries west of pioobs
are looming up better than ever. The B6a
fogle, located by Mclaughlin & Co., show,
considerable amount of fine gold all
through the rock and can even be horned il
ne dirt around the ledge. Visitors 90 10 E,
zee the lind every day and humble, II il.
ations have been made. Messrs Scbofel3
nd spillman have located the first westerly :
x1enslon OF the Bre Fogle and another
'uge east OF the same called the Great
c0lI; the rock is of the same character as !,
le 6rle fogle and carries gold but will re. ),
u'fe thoroughly prospecting to find out its :. !.
alue. - to
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
Unexpected Gold Discovery,

While digging post holes en- the Culver
well Brothers ranch in Meadow Valley
Wash one day last week, some line looking
quartz was turned out which looked ss
though it might be Of value An ASSAY
made returned $ ton in gold. Prospect
ing IN the vicinity resulted in the discovery
OF three lodges, averaging about four feet in
width, and upon which locations were
immediately placed. The groupings 1t
other points returned assays Of IS also.
Inc discovery was made on the west side
OF the valley, on the bench, just outside the
farming lands and is a surprise to everybody
tue lodges lie between slate and ouartsjte
NO mineral discovery was looked for at the
point named though the old Chief Mining
distinct Is situated only few miles away
on the same side Of the valley, to the north.
ward
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29

'ot"' ''.''.'''''....'.,...........,S4.4l All 90
County Commissioner Gleason's bill for
experimenting the construction OF these
buildings, l27 days at ten dollars per dov
Including Sundays and holidays is in coin
Sl'27o That paid in scrip at so cents
makes his bill equal to So. $40, which the
county will have to pay in coin. In add.
ton to the enormous bills we have been con.
sIaeHng, we have the re.pIastering Of the
Court House now going on, which we will
estimate at $4,000; which being paid in
scrip at fifty cents, equals S. 000 which the
county will finally have to pay in coin.
RESUME
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29

N-EFF4 " u 2 NHW WIaEEIlaT IN
eorniss 500 90
Extra work On upper story. 900 90
Extra brick Gu lower story ,..... 500 co
Extra brick On lower story. 500 90
Cate aud tit's coping course. 800 90
Lumber and work On root ...... 800 90
pressing and laying aoor-...... AIS 90
First section oi stone. rear wall. 800 90
Grading and sidewalk ......... 40 90
Material in sidewalk aud grading 500 90
i1'ra sec OF stoae in rear wall. 500 90
Atehed opening ia front and
extra lumber in lower joist. .... 500 90
Extra height Of fire wall ..... ASP 90
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29

Flour has taken an upwa ard iomp amongst
the millers in Salt Lake
Notice Of pensions reductions is hereafter
to be sent in registered letters,
A full line of staple groceries at the
Godbe Mercantile Co.'S stare.
/ Coxey army OF unemployed lett Massillon
Ohio this week en- route for Washington
Rubber goods in great variety. boots aud
shoes Of all kinds aud qualities, clothing for
men and boys, women and children, at the
Godbe Mer Co.'S store, aud all at low prices
for cash
/ Quite a number OF ladies' visited town last
| Saturday amongst them we note Misses
Annie Carmap, Jane Wilson, aud Francis
Hammond Of Eagle Valley and Louisa Rice
of Spring Valley.
The race at Panaca between the horses of
Cap Mathews and Tom Pippin, forty mile
trot, was won by Pippin's horse Mathews
morse gave out at the end OF the thirty,
seventh mile Time four hours and eight
minutes.
., a. DSn'on ''o " II feffy nave sub
&c, .,.. ."' mai route between TINS place and
'i''i''', service 10 'eR'n On the uf't OF july
next 1t is sub-let IRON W. L. travis. Of
o"i''So' SOU u l. d. .F'''' an old time
-,
'"''' - ~ ''a''" why e"'dfeh should
'' '''o"eN - 'u"'' iron" 'oa'N'ome scfoiu'
nus '0'e' "", ""0u''i evenings "hen sueh
p''1'""'' effective . ana economical medicine
=, @' - ''''' pain" may DO procured H
'"' ''''sS' 0'oSS'''- D7 sure you get
-, - p''n's' sNeten On Sheetol ceiluIold,
-, "''"s e's"'0s ol 'he oa0y with
t "I e p., o",'uVo '''''" at Twelve anu
p!,.ts 0'''' : '''' ",''4"' way y" ""''n ~
~ oI '' W." announced 10 '"s hACoRD' the
w. ', De" 'i'''"' III ms household.
:,..-it
vac
Foster predicts that the latter part of
a-N, $500 s'D '"' "''' MAJ, Oh APF' VIII be 50
a.,,as,, ~" @s"'us' u,',"F0'"'es 'h'f the
49, 0' ~; ares WIZ os'''"' somewhat
.aI t.s t.. =" "'",''' Jays VIII De Re"
'. -. 49, 'g , anu severe storms may
guy way
The last issue of the Vanderbilt Shaft
says that the new mill belonging to A. G.
Campbell is in full operation. The first
clean up after forty hour run resulted in d
gold bar $50 fine and valued at $500 The
concentrates for the forty hours viii Weld
$3.50, The tsilings went 81. 40.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29

. Is Il ....... ,.............. q
1872 .............. . o.
During the FIRST four years the amount Of
tax collected was very small; Yet. on the
3lst day of December, 1870, the demands
upon the Treasury did DOT exceed $40 0oo.
and deducting the taxes contested and
finally lost to the county, and the compro.
mise made with the Delinquent taxes upop
the proceeds Of mines. still there .epainad
over and above the States proportion, due
the Treasury 4,43o44, which sum was
actually paid in during the first quarter of
1871 This was the financial condition OF
the county when the presen. Board took
charge. During the first quarter which
followed, the county was run in deb, to the
amount of Ss,O79.23
The building of Court Hause and a Jal
had now been determined upon. 4 site co.
lected, plan with specifications adoptsd
and contract let to responsible party,
VINO was to put up said buildings within
given time, and deliver the same IN the
county complete for the sum Of SIG 400 in
coin, The last instalImeut Of this sum was
allowed by the Board, December 9th ~
and on the following Gath of January. the
further sum Of s3o8 was allowed to the con.
tractor making total Of SlG.7O6. We now
come to ,he consideration Of bills allowed"
the contractor under the claim of extra
work and OF necessity mast be outside of
the original contract; aud many so extrava.
gantIy ont of proportion to the work done
or material furnished, that such considera.
ton becomes matter Of duty. On the
10Th day Of Jrnaary 1872, the following was
allowed:
Extra work on Court House and s2e5 so
Jail, January goth, 70
Extra work and material On
seHFpF.a
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
PROBATE NOTICE,

IN % THE The ,DtsrRor COURT OF THE STATE
In tbe n@Gs, ~ sHl ior the County Lincoln
ceased - 0"ur"" hiel de-
y Eolice is hereby given that On tho Tin dav ot
! t"'"nfy' a, D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock m, of ibot
eS, or 50 soon tn reatter M the same can a.
reata, at he court rom OF sal CDurt in tha ~
GG3uGtE 81 LIGc n the hearing Of the petti,7 ns
Euwia h'Gl for tho probate OF tho in Of ssiI "a
tsry 10 h %'u n tae Issuance Of sttor estspe9
i ~ n!uI' sAld petition VIII b. heard wnerg o,d
, Mlen aoy terson interested may appear od cow,
'Ns' tue SAME J. 4 CLARK,
Dated January 20. 1894 w ''ip court
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29

Waking total ot............s $40, 54l Is
Whether or not any OF the foregoing
allowances were fraudulent Is matter for
fedectlon' but, probably, their place in the
lists OF honest transactions will never be de-.
hnifely settled in the minds of the taxpay.
ers OF Lincoln county, without a full and
complete investigation. However mon
stFoas come Of these allowances may appear
they are fully e4ualled by the bills allowed
by this same Board, for furniture for the
county Offices.
To Be concluded aert ,,esk
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23


Psyche for the Grecian God Of Love. and
about it were set chairs Of ivory and gold.
At the doorway Of this chamber Charmion
babe the armed slave stay, SO that we
passed In alone, for the place was empty
save for two eunucbs who stood with
drawn swords before the curtains at the
further end.
~ am vexed, my Lord" she said, speak
Ing very low and sbyly, shat thou shouldst
have met with such affront at the gate;
but the guard there served adouble watch,
and had given my commands to the OFF,
Ger of the company that should have re-
heved it. They are ever insolent, these
Roman officers, who, though they seem to
serve, know well that Egypt is their play
thing. But it is not altogether Ill, for these
rough soldiers are superstitious, and here
after they will fear thee. Now, bide thou here
while I pass into Cleopatra's chamber,
where she sleeps. But now have sung
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23
Hunt a Home

This route is always the best for you to
take. Write for low rates and general
information.
B. w. wRENN. JOHN L. MILAN,
Gen'l Passr Agent Dist. Pass'r Agent
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23
DOES 1T PAY
TO ADvER-
TISE.

That depends upon the reputa-
ton of the house. If a house adj
vertises to do thing, or sell goods
at certain prices, or makes state
ments in the papers that they can
not nor!do not intend. to comply
with when you go into their store,
then it does not pay to advertise.
We are careful of our statements.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23

U.s. Wanu OF eUuhyi upPeu VIII
ivory, such as is used by priests and
masters Of magic. Among these, indeed,
1 held high rank, filing by knowledge Of
their secrets which had learned at On
what lacked in that skill Of hand which
comes from use. And so, with no small
shame, for love not such play, and hold
this common magic in contempt, set forth
through the DrIchium to the palace o. the
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23
Specimen Cases.
A. K. HARPE r.

S. H Clifford, New Cassel Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected n
an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced
in flesh and strength. Three bot
ties of Ell ctric Bitters cured him..
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg.
ILL.,, hat u running sore ou his leg
of eight years, standing. Used
three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes of Ducklin's Ar
MICA Salve and his leg is sound and
well. John Speaker, Catawbs, o.,
had five large Fever sores on his.
leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle of Electric Bitters and
one Box Bucklin's ArnicA Salve
cured him entirely. Sold at
George and Montgomery Drug
store. 8
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23

pssAv ,ssqsIu Js5 s.pIIoA
SepAod SuTYs8 mvsIo s.soisd II
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23

only where they love, and when they love
their faithlessness becomes their faith.
They are not fixed as men are fixed; they
rise more high and sink more low-they are
strong and changeful as the sea. l say to
thee, Harmachis, beware of this Charmion;
for. like the ocean, she may float thee home;
or, like the ocean, she may wreck thee, and,
with thee, all the hope Of Egyptr'
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23

Illus it came to pass
that on the next day
l arrayed myself
| after the fashion of .
magician or astrol-
oyer, in q long and
lowing robe. Iplaced
N my head a cap,
! bout which were
,roidered images Of the
itsrs, and in my belt a
Icribe's palette and Q
| of papyrus written
r with mystic spells
;. In nv hand / held
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-23
CHAPTER x.

OF THE COMING OF HARMACHIs TO TIE PAL
ACE; HOW he DREW PAULUs THROUGH THE
GATES; CLEOPATRA SLEEPING; AND THE
MAGIC WHICH HARMACHIs SHOWED UNTO