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but one direction-onward-" thou
shalt inherit the crown of life"
In the first volume DIR. Nansen re-
counts the planning of the expedition
right in the teeth of the most dampen-
ing opposition from the old Arctic ex
plorers; the building Of the "Fram''-a
marvel of fOrethought and ingenuity
the selecting of the men and the prep
aratory voyage up into the ice drift,
and then the years of tedious progress.
The story OF the ship is full of boysh
frOlics- and feast days. Nansen en-
phasizes the elements of comfort and
mirth on hoard the Fran, rather than
the SufferinSs and gloom which always
loom UP so high in our minds when
we think. of such experiences The
deliberate healthfulness and sanity of
body and mind which these men main
tanned under all circumstances were
the best reasons for their success. The
second volume is intensified and thrill
ing. The story of that marvellous
journey over seas of ice and stretches
of weary. desolate land is one to stir
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Mr.. HILL DENIES.
Northern Pacific Alliance Tale Once
More Punctured.

LONDON, April 10-The Pail Mall
Gazette says that J. J. Hill, president
Of the Great Northern railroad, denies
that his road has entered into an alIi-
ance with the Northern Pacific. Mr..
Hill is quoted as saying that he be-
heVes the business situation in the
Northwest is healthy; that the trade
current is running more freely, and
that America Will have "a sound mon
etary system" Mr.. Hill is also re-
ported as saying that. the idea that
high protection is necessary to foster
American industries is being recog-
nized as a myth."
New York, April 10-Danied S. La
mont, eX-secretary Of war, has arriv-
ed in this city with his family He de-
clined today to be interviewed as to his
reported selection for the presidency OF
the Northern Pacific Railway company.
An Incident at Sodom.
Two married women. weighing 100 pounds
each, one feet 10 inches and the other
feet inches tail, fought a fist fight in tight
waists and bfoomers with their husbands
as seconds, at Sodom, Ind. Honors were even.
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The spirit of the old sages is reborn
in FridtjOf Nansen's ''Farthest North, y
just as the spirit of the old vikings is
reborn in Fridtjof Nansen himself. 1t
Is well-it is fitting that it should be a
Norwegian ship with a Norwegian
leader that has penetrated farthest
into the unknown seas Of the north. 1t
is also fitting that the same man who
, dreamed and planned should turn the
long years of his effort. the hardships
and toiL monotony and danger into a
book that will crown with apprecia-
tion his endeavors.
The world at large is already too fa-
miliar with the scientific results of the
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Docks Of tbe Hour.
~ 'Farthest North" by Dr. Fridtjof Nansen.

the blood of the reader like the mighty
fragments of BeoWulf
Fifteen months Of continual wander
ing, shouting to dogs and dragging
sleds, living in frozen clothes, sleeping
in bags, fighting polar bears, hunting
walrus, maintaining life when it was
so much easier to lose it; such is an
inadequate sketch Of the journey taken
by NaEsen and Johansen. When finally
the meeting comes between NanSen and
Jackson, dramatic in it's quiet intensity,
the man who has Travelled through the
uttermost parts of the North is chang
ed beyond recognition. 1t Is impossible
to do more than suggest the spirit of
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sell will shortly bring out this book. The H.
Illustrations win be by Remington.
Mark Twain, says the Critic, ia In Lon
don, writing an account of his lecturing trip
to Australia. India, South Africa, etc. It
will be il the style of the immortal "Inno-
cents Abroad. and VIII be published in the
fali-by Messrs. Chatto Windus in England
and by the American Publishing company
of Hartford in this country. The book will be
large octave, illustrated and will be sold
by subscription only. The American Publish
ing company is preparing uniform edition OF
all Of Mark Twain's works, including thoss
now published by the Messrs Harper. 1t will
be in fifteen volumes; and there will be an
edition de luxe Of $50 copies, signed by the
author. The Harpers will continue to publish
their own editions of Mr.. Clemens later writ
ings. - 4
In accordance with the expressed wish Of a
large number OF teachers of literature, Hough-
ton, Mifnin & Co. will soon bring out stu
dents edition Of Bryant's translation of Ho-
mer's 'Iliad," Rt the low price Of 81 net
(131 pages). No seditfgn sof Bryant's translation
mas ever beforeF been published at a less price
than $3.50.
Mr. Hamilton W: Mabie, of the Outlook, re-
Gently said: If had my way, would make
every one read the Had and the Odyssey
once year. 1t would be an excellent tonic
General Gfant'a Is the title Of a volume
in the Great Commanders Series which will
De published shortly by D. Appleton & Co.
The author, Can James Grant Wilson. has
nad exceptional opportunities for knowledge
OF Gen. Grants military career.
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Literary Notes,

Among the announcements of the Macmillan
company are a new novel by Mrs. Florence
Annie Steel In the Tideway;" The Social
Teachings of Jesus An Essay in Christian So
ciology," by Shailer Matthews; and The
Myths OF Israel: The Ancient Book of Gene
sis" with analysis and explanations OF its
composition, by Amos K. Fiske.
The April Month contains a long. illustrated
review of DR. Fridtjof Nansen's "Farthest
North, by an American Arctic explorer Of
International reputation, Gen. A. W. Greely.
The frontispiece Of the number is a portrait
OF Capt. A. T. Mahan, OF "Sea Power fame,
whose Life Of Nelson has Just been pub
lished. The Lounger chats as usual OF a
otherwise-and the illustrations are numerous
and interesting, as usual. This newcomer
among monthlies is making a strong bid
for popularity; and if quality can insure sue
eess-as it often does-the papers future
should be secure.
Mr.. Edvi- Bellamy's new. book, Equality, I"
the first which 1t has published since Look
ing Backward" VIII be awaited with extraor-
dinary interest. After years Of preparation the
author now puts forward a work which will
command universal attention. The new book
which will be published IN few weeks by
D. Appleton & Co., will be larger and more
comprehensive than Looking Backward" The
scene is the same-that is to say the world
of the twentieth century-and the same char
acters reappear.
There have 5eea no such contributions to
Cuban war history those furnished by Rich
ard Harding Davis, and we believe them to be
entirely truthful, which cannot be said of
most of the news we get from the ill-fated
island" says the Ptttsburg Press. r H. Rus
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romance, power and poetry which re-
moves "Farthest North" from other
books of unusual travel. The magic
comes from the nature of the northman
the adventurous seaman the singer
of sagas-and the environments which
are his oWn-the sea and the North.
Fridtjof Nansen's book deserves place
in every permanent library.
CFarthest North" by DR.. Fridtjof Nan
sen. Two volumes, $1,000. Harper &
Brothers New York. For sale by the St.
Paul Book and Stationery company
"The Descendant" is a novel Of un-
usual force-a force strong enough to
create friction and generate heat
among its critics, but equally strong to
Withstand the contention it calls into
being. For good or for evil report.
and there will be a great plenty of
both-the book is to be it's own attor-
ney, for no great name appears on it,
title page to prejudice its readers bv
the force of reputation. This does not
indicate that The Descendant" is the
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MAILMAN.


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Nm M GREENE, D. ID. Ma xTIS,
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PERSONA AIS.

MRS. BRIGGS, S21 18th st. NV, clair
voyant, sittIngs daily, diseases cured, a;h
sad hearts made happy. III
WILL the gentleman who pure hased cash
register at $50 G 81. nv. please tetuTn
lodge receipts left In drawer.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
tschedule In effect July A. 1877

tschedule In effect July A. 1917
All trains arrive ana leave Pennsyiv ANA
faSSen ger station
SIG a.n1.-DaIfy, local for DauviIle, Char
tOtJe ANU way stations, COHn ects a. Aanas-
FOR StrasDUrg. HdrrisOnbur Z, and
stanton. DAILY, except sunday, and az
LynCnbuTE with the NUrfOlk and Western,
daily and with the Chesapeake and Ohio,
dalIy. for vac Natural Bridge and Lex
lugtOn-
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffet
sIeepers, New YORK and Washington TO
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury WIKI
Pullman Sleeper FOR AsbeyiiIe and Hot
SDrlagS v e, knoxv Iiie, Chattanooga aad
Nashville Tenn, and at Charlotte with rull-
uIdn Sleeper for uguSta. Pullman Buffet
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psis SoAa train, ~ asLangUOn 10 New
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Concs1cress tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every W edneSday 20 san Z al
CISCO, wIgnout change.
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Pullman slerpers Ne York 20 NASH
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JacksTnvilIe, New York TO Memphis, via
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VIA Atlanta and Montgomery NesIIbGLSd
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta south
EN- Ran way dining car, Greensboro 20
AonSg SHery- "
TRIMS ON WASHINGTON md OHIO
DIV IlSION leave Washington sol o. IN
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for Round Elill- &; 50 q In daily except Sun
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Through trains from the South arrive at
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IA. and S.23 p N. dahT. except sunday,
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Tickets. Sleeping car reservation and IN
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w. IL GREEN, cen. Supt.
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De FERRO, THE GREAT,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Small farm;
would suit some city gentleman; all in
good state OF cultivation; plenty of good
water and all kinds or fruit. Address Fox
IL, Hefndon, Va. 1t
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adaptea feE two rarniires Address A T.,
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81, ciTcles, &c, names given. Iy21 AZ
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FOR SALE-EICYCLES.


FOR SALE-New 1897 victor, with yo,
4 frame; no use for same. Address
BICYCLE, FoCesJ Glen z. o., Montgomery
county, Md U23~3t
foR SAI.E-Ladys Lowell Excel BIT
cycle: In perfect condition; price, go.
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wANTED-PartIes of TO TO purchase first
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DoreElus n Just, star building Jy27-.sJ-eIn
FOB SALE-R1ders, attention! BY ortier
of the different storage houses we rep
resent, AM Offering all high-grade hicy-
Giles and tandeins for ladies' and gents at
the greatest attrac tive slaught ering prices
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bicycles as syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
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viii he offered at this. the greatest bar
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Will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th St
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FOR SALE-To builders: marble man
tets, Colonial style: in nrSt-class order;
| 20 be removed from parIor I010 18th st. I;
for sale tomorrow; also new laundry drying
pipes and rack; all for safe cheap.
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FOR SALE-suHURRAN.

FOR SALE-Lot 4o2, Del Ray, Va, Slo5
cash. T. A. MARTIN, Terra Gotta, DC.
jy29-6t ,em
FOR SALE-On the electric road at Balls
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rent. JAMES h. CLEMENTS, 1921 E st.
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utes from city ON the b. d o. T. X
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young, thriving fruit aud ether treess ex-
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on large beAutifut ladkR. fllu Of the eInesE
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The above ~ only a portion OF the prop
crty Oh my books. For fun list call at Of
flee Tor bulletin, issued on i sc ana 9Th.
THOS. h. WAGGAMAN,
BIT h IL NV
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JOHN r.. D0SOHoE- 30S East Capitol
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FOR RENT large rooms on I'd floor,
with every convenience l4oZ oth NV
iy27 Stem
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WANTED-ROONS-

WANTED Sewing, by a dresslnaker A d
dress NJ. M, this office. Jy25-6t
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FOR SALE Cneap-SrocK and fixtures
18th st. sw. N%z-9
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For RENT Neatly furnished 2d-loor
i back room; IS per month. ~ loth h"'
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A LADY living al ia h 81. NV, would
Ike lad Y in office 10 share roorns with
her. can or address Il b st. nv.
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WANTED high school graduate, with
first-ciass RET. from prominent business
firm, sUenogI aphic wurk and type writing.
l.. NJ. D., this office. iy2S- 81 en-
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WANTED-A wholesale customer for
few gallons OF fine milk, not railroad
milk. Address HALL. this office.
IVY al.pm
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST IN the
cure of all private diseases Hydrocebe,
yarIeoeele, Structure, Impotency, sRd
5ypniiitic Diseases positively cured Aak
vice and Consultation Free. Both sexeA
Sat. evenings, to & No CO. p st NV.
(Closed Sunday ts15-sf
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WANTED "A white woman, not AFRAID OF
work, tOcare for infant anu a ssisV mother
com ranIe quarters aud good wages.
1923 K st NV. Cali after o'CtCck.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOX SALE Dry goods store and fixtures.
apply MINIS Il MONTYN, sol IL
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