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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

YIN a chat one day at ST Helena
with the English bred physician
who attended him in exile, DR..
O'Meara, Napoleon spoke Of the
custom among Englishmen Of allowing
the ladies to go away from the table
and remaining for hours to drink and
intOxicate themselves. OMeara pro-
tested that the men remained more for
the sake of conversation than for wine.
Napoleon professed to doubt this.
at appears to me-" said he, that you
do not pay regard enough to the ladies.
If your object is to converse instead or
to drink, why not allow them to be
present? Surely conversation is never
SO lively or so witty as when ladies
woman / should feel very Disseminated
at being turned out by the men to wait
for two or three hours while they were
guzZling their wine. Now in France
society is nothing unless ladies are pres
ent. They are the life Of conversation
Another view of NapOleOn's as to
wOman's proper sphere is reported by
Roederer, who served the empire as adj
miniStratOr:
"WOmen had far better work with
their needles than with their tongues.
especially if they are going to mix il,
politics. A state is lost when woman
manages its public affairs. France per-
ished through queen. Look at Spain
the queen governs there. For my part.
If my wife wishes Il thing it is Il rea-
son for me to do the contrary"
The wife referred to was Josephine.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

Women find quick reliefin DR. TEACHERS
Liver and Blood Syrup.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

the year CT .lHstciiitZ he conlcScended
TO as, Tor tie intervention of the wife
Of an officer in the interests of the serv-
ice.
81 .bolierc," he wrote to the minister
Of marine. that Nine. Missiessy Is a
sensible woman. with some ambition
Ask her to start for RochefOrt. 1t is
right that Admiral Missicssy should
see his wife, and let her make him un-
derstand that ii is his duty to go
through the campaign"
Count Las Cases, another chronicler
Of the exile at st. Helena, states that
one day Napoleon spoke Of the caprices
of womei, in the presence Of the ladies
of his little court
Nothing" said he. more clearly III
dicates rank, education and good breed
ing among them than evenness Of tent
per and the constant desire to please"
He added that they We're bound by cir
cumstances to show themselves at all
times mistresses Of themselves and to
be always attending to their part on
the stage.
GEORGE L. KILMER.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02
N AP0LEON, As Seen
by His Associates
NAPOLEON AND THE WOMEN
copyright. 1904. by G. L. Kilmer-J

by G. L. Kilmer1
ed the kings Of France, was irrevocably
resolved that they should never De
more than an ornament to his court,
and he kept his resolution. He had per-
suaded himself, l know not how, that
in France women are clcverer than
men, or at any rate he often said So
and that the cducat ION they receive de-
velops Il certain kind of ability against
which one lIust lie on ones guard. He
felt. therefore, slight fear Of them
sand kept them at a distance on this ac-
count
In his official relations Napoleon be-
trayed his general antipathy to wom-
ems Influence in public affairs. In a
bulletin Of 1906 he wrote:
The papers discovered at Charlotten-
burg would prove, were proof nrces-
sary. how unhappy are princes who al
low women any influence in political
matters."
Tie ink was barely dry upon this
, when he wrota Josephine in praise Of
good. naive and gentle women"
And yet. both aa a tyro and as an
adept in governing. ne called 10 lis ala
I the influence Of women. In 1914 it hap
pened that Marshal AuGereau showed
some weakness in his command. The
emperor wrote to King Joseph:
Il have written to the Duke Of Cas-
! tirlione CtucprcaU. I have told the
! empress to :naak to his wife. think
you had better speak to him also and
No l,,F in, fn
! him. lie must do as | do ana main
! tain his reputation"
At the ha:rht Of lis sr!endor, in 1898.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02
WILLIAM HARTLEY. :

WILLIAM HARTLEY, a white man,
requested that he be not hanged with
a negro at Pittsburg the other day,
for the reason that he feared the pub
lie would get the idea that he had
committed crime with a negro. The
incident is interesting as showing
that seldom, under any circumstances
does white man entirely lose sight
OF the fact that there is a color line.
Charlotte Chronicle.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

IF Judge PEBBLES had stretched the
law little in allowing some other
Judge to sit on the case no one would
have called his attention to the fact.
Durham Herald.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

RUSSIA does not seem to be able to
land troops in Manchuria as fast as
the Japs kill them. At the present
rate OF casualties she will never sue
coed in bringing her army up to the
desired number of half a Million
Wilmington Messenger.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

A newspaper that sets itself up to
censor the editorial columns OF it's
contemporaries will experience some
difficulty in convincing the public OF
its superior wisdom.-Raleigh Post.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

If man is a good Democrat it
should be unnecessary for him to
have to declare that he will support
the ticket.-Durham Herald.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

Note Daily except Sunday.
1Central Time. Eastern Time
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping I mrs o'
all through trains, New York TO Atlanta
Jacksonville and Tampa Tickets on sa's 70
all points. Pullman reservations mao" uPop
application to any Ticket Agent OF tins OLE
pany, or
q. SMITH, T.P.A E.B BRADY !s'h'
Raleigh. NC. Henderson, NJ.
Z. b. RYAN, G. p. A., JIM BARR, 2. u. -
Portsmouth. Va.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-02

ADMIRAL Skrydloff has arrived at
Vladivostok. Ii he is wise he will de-
eide to stay there and not venture
out to sea.-Raleigh Post.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

fT 1uiier information asa on v--ie,
yonE n0aE~zt zickg aeeut ur
a. l. CRAiG
AsAisrAa A'AzsauEer AEsut
I1e L,raEun kAIiruAd a NEviu.r,,.
o.. E,urliAu1. lraEuE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
HHnlmHu EsuaHHE~ safes
r,uyr s q arJ e a z f'nHra 'sf a'@
Es.uiasz u-f htnutaTr f'ssoTa
fes- hH sHnrusss.

I'm gunz xfuFr iJras q lsiA-, ilis
! is.utterr-. aGt6ns II o-Zzs1fiun VIZ
ihpz lrrvpiZas & EaEsEr- raalrrlAo. WI
lasp o. st8z -uunL rrlE l-1EsIS fron
up,urss o. -bH-- 11nes O. kswpo-i, d
our1as an -De--u, q vs-T l0W 7ztsh
rcoo+ 5r- ~u1E-r ur-I u1uOhs- 1o, 2sDA
Trssa.ayr 1rEsiz q Newport Eno
vIauIuzz rood ru1uE ssrur1syT EDo
rrrrr-nE- ldondEFg Ers also Oh SAFE
f--ur- 4 Ear- sios p11rtz. Portland 70
fg,resne 1nctuE-ve AK from al Wesi
ssles puirlz snEhEnE people n Tlsii
.1ss-- ruuihss End Eps1d Sunday Il
.-ha sazsidE
sszsu- -cks1E frcU al East SIDE
rpu1rts Pr-uEn6 u Eugene, inclusive,
tan --urr a. Wss- Biae points, are
tais7 O. sac o. DsrroiI a. very loE
-rzssz win EroF-ovs- privileges a.
AZ C-r- G. z1- poIu- east, enabling
-uruE1z O. TsE-- tae Bau1iEm and Brsb
1aruus1 hc. sprmEz IL the CEscaos
rrnourrs-nz which car be reached n
m az
Sszs-- ticEsrz viii be gDod for -
tr-r- rr-- al points until October 10.
rTnrs=-aa- tickets viii De good going
tur szrrrasvE auL returning MOI l2yf
fc-1. Tickets from Portland and VI
,cr-fr- VII Hs gCul for return va ths
-EzE- G. Wss- siae a option Of pas
ssnxg- Tickets from Eugene and y
unity vii Ee Zuot going via the LED
zzoa -Eu-lugheid branch Z desired
Ha-zzZs OF NsvpDr- tickets checked
tnruugn II Nsv-p0rr. Un 4EgI1I&
ticKaE II EauuInE Oily.
Enuths-1 Pacific trains connect VIII
ths e & Z a Albany Ena Corvallis
fu- TEuurua aud Newport. Trains 0n
-h4 e ( I tur Detroit viii lsETs A.
nary a : n, enabling tourists .
-hs mn springs 10 reach ths-s lie
same GEv
FuI information Is 10 -E-aE v--t
/ tsaEu-i-uliy illustrated booklet o. t.
uuiuE ny End vicinity timetables
arc. cRr bs nDrEgnsl ur application
10 ErwiL Stone manager C. & 2
-ailr1Rl, Albany " Z Conan, G. ?
a, southern Pacific cuupEIT, Fu-i-
iEnL. o. 70 Euy E ? ~ c & Z EEsut
RE1s from sElsu II Ssvp1- sf.Dn
Rate t-un Salem 70 TBuuiuE - -S4.5D
Rate from Salem u Detroit .- SEBH
T'hraH-lHy rate t-un Salem -
NsvDu-1 .. .-.. ....-..---.-.-s2u s2 no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

oaaaH aur R,Ssr Scnsuuis.
fu1 San Francisct--Evsry fvs a.u
a. . N fur AEtnrA. wuy poiuu
Gn1 No-tH beAch-L1ig JsxesW SIM
nAyl a. . II; SATURDAY A. 10 m
AAAiiy services tvgEter permitting m
willamette End 1amhlu rivers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

Snuz-y-as EsEaHss-H asEss0s--
Tuvra -1.lEsU-iDe-
Esu---tZ
Err-ser fnzen Lnn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
PRIZE FIGHTERS
NEARLY READY

nov tn run men 1zagz igessD Eru-a1ll
hMrr getting MAO cmniiiOu- i1s rhani
uirr q nB or rTat1fur uIsaTIsn q
sfa-nfr EBrin-z anf AuuTDs a. Enss
ifzr s rnaa.i1olzza or me ssAeh no
l-Eu uaesiE RiImnss haE naE ths &C
VIZ tass % training mds- ttiH Ry4 o
KID NeLuT. uue o. tns cisEsrsg
inuzsrz ever Esez tI ths ruE
i cip4e eompa-isG1 Or tns rEp Wa
RON anugH 3 euusidsrabis baiz1lcs
fir savn- uf EsnrieE Eis vii suls- TN
lrlur .uaeignn1r n fns neignbU-hODL o.
- uuzmdE. 81 aEaiua- 1e5 tor Nun
ula. The champion TuOrsOve-. tu7serH
Il fun Two inches over Biunnpe ant iE
raaa-iv thTes fn.ihes ionEs- IL the
raaeh r. is aE far 81 ths niins-. Dr
laEter n nas g heavier punch with
mn isft nanc nu- Il is dDubtfu II NJ
MAJ superior rien- e goOi punch
fruu aIunrue rigtt 4 b. eUnosdsr
.Dy al vino nave zesI him figmt " sui-
ficisnt 10 pu the bsE- n them iu s4.-sp
h Il ana IL ths -tsm 500,
H. Tn uIat1ar 81 King sZIssrisues
5sn-1as nas z10thsr tremendous ad-
vantage over MuurDe u Is M szag
gsragiuI 10 SAY ina ~ mas iUugn- a.
na-r bNtsies Tor every uns N which
fne kiOnEEuR nlan mas .snEaEsn
ArluaE ths a0uIungu1E w'hDn ns VaI-
uuisBsr ~sre Curgsf-. FitzsinImOuE
Rlallin. sha-isss anT AFafs-
WITH tne sxosptiur uf niE fouT
ruuuus with 5effrleE v-nieh firs-
bnoug1- nm iu1u Ins pugiiistic irms
lienI tne uniy' rsa culI1eErs n Wrhfcn
Biunu-e nas snEagsi Fsrs witt Peer
Aiahe- a 1.imeriaf anr Tom Enarfs7
ln luese euusssts tiss ez.uliuer cHr-
Iair n dsnluuEtraieC tina ne v.aF no
novice b. fhs fIghtinE Eanis -bru hs
wfl nnvs 1u SHOW better fiBtic uuzlif-
aaiiunE tUmurruE uIgn- inar tEs did
zGaiuE tiie triu n the Eas1 HiE
i.auciliur our ug 8iahs- and L.lmerics
sav. MN little standing a. Aiahe-
wa al acfnuv iedEed ''uaz-isasI %
vnlis --iuia-icf newer die amount 10
mI.i a. S hguIs- D. wac ms victory
1se- Ena-keg tna- gave MuurDe & nUr
.ifs -lsnt fls unpo~tuni-v. 1D match
ssfFrisf fo- tiis championship. BHa-s
sy thnust q pacE nuuii.e- EilI hah
saoEll fiEnr isf- r. am Ia mas. BluIs-
re- do sun9. hart and fas+ vu-k "a
sin ths decision r. iS claimed tor
Munro that he haE continued o. IN
prove stSadity bu few c-t.irf believe
ina nf aaE impnnved a. an extern
,ta' wil euaBis mn io asfsat ths big
ieliuE Whu nas successfully defend.
ed nis trtlf aEains- slIcl ezIss-, fgnt-
IN a. F'tizsInluIuuE za1 Cn-issr-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

- wan- Il 10 - huusr TIA I ise
aalaoiutafv aure ihat 9 an isstis- tiza1
.ezrr. anE iha szUs-i ir fInr Nun
ma uue Of fiss .sasfssa- mes a. Enu
firaf ssvsr laasL ---suMsf Z JsaI-fe
= vii sa- ina, 2 8ae Ira, MI
usr up 8 Ersa- ient aIl taai Z an
IfeheC q VIII b. bezluEf iHs -ilazlpior
10 q i,siieT nuaE thar 7 All -ataoi
MauTre
Ear Frnucissr Ca auE 15--Al
.4rraa IL fae suu-tine wO1it ETs EuV
turning toward san Furnriscc ~ fnis
sstv auuo-noz nignt ir IN rtnE q ths
Tossuiits Afhiefic Ciub James ?.
ssariss. to- pvUeEa champion nszvy
wesznt uiiElii4. vii dsienf ms title
aaaiust saek RiuuuDe IN io-ne1
Enrts n1ilHsr uhn b. cnucedet n b. g
wa-fhy uppoaeur o. fhs champion
.eEe1 thouef - MAJ mo- b. cap0Dta
~ 6elsufsug htu
To szpsrlF Or the Eauss fsw fignts
81 atsr aEyE VII b. uUre Interesting
ms tHu EiadialDrE c0zpistel iHaIr.
zurf n prspautiur ioGRT Euf 1runl
nov until the Egns sails thsu intp ~
rinE fney viii ialss 3ua1 aHnIlgn eze7-
-ciss tp s~ep them N condition Re-
pnr1E ~ ths mos egufi6eu nature
ssnaE frau. aufh ran1uE Tne Ginb M.
DER whose auspiueE lbs naiE EiiE iassa
raaue y ahs0 Eaiiziies with tfls Oufi00t
EEg atncs Jsnrie aud luzisafi ne
aME suct inieTes' h'eer manifested IN
q 8,suTvseient eunteat und thif ugi
wi1aaiHndsnT ~ 2c1 ina, Aiunns
-nnupaEatiFeiv sr mkmu7I Rsp0-rs
naF fnn svs-E Tssssrvef zsaf ~ tae
ciui-huBss hss heen solo Tila, nsga
1aap a. ieaa ssg eas vii b. IL the
ib0r ofius Whsn fhe lwu men sutsr
In ring
rrhnuen ias fieh- nuef M. pruuiiss
uulsei a. q igsriinE unpIsDait itiuI uuiis q
1@r dDlG~ ar semF Vr4Esrst Dn fhf
peuriii Jssfiriss ia ua1uEair q bir -
Nnrits ID tne tssrtinc Al ihe asznls Itnls
tanrf auI'snr a. b. pasnry ui sparlug
nscE willing a. aiahs muaey ca shs
ulane-t ciiaHesz Thes POM nu- ihG-
RI snTe-v rass whasf 8 champion na
lse-;n baweu r has besn hv mar
w,np vas mo- cnzalGsrsa iu have 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
For Pain
Take a Dr. Miles
Aun-PRin PHI, and
the Pain will 6is-
appear Like
Magic

vo+ ~ -ua-af~zfur tbe nerves and
~snrss Iiiss npiuu-. murpnine. eoe4ifle
ur.6 cir uauEerulM crlzE1 uu y NJ
,--rsr4ur tn natural sscTstionE.
rms actor r. anruinsc aH 9 rsau1 o.
r-oss-r discoveries o. ulstiicIIEE. uiaetitlE
4 russInia u relisSs pan wrihoEIz nsHt
mftss -erecu.
vou nau uafefy 6ersnf upun II hziisr
,sufl-Dafr H7nis to relieve ant cure Hucn
rvafur o. GseuratrE Headache stomsacf'-
aehs EIsuzrr11al 11atul. Hfssuuza-Isuls
Izokachs Toofhzeis. etc
-rngv WI alzo ~ thetr Gaining arr
t-r o. sHe nerve atmusz instantly re-
lew rucf Distressing feslinEE az Diz-
zfusze. IEaT -Eiciuesz indigestion. f--i-
fanIifrv EieelisssuezE. Nervousness. SIC
Eos nusrsf- do fney relieve. hIn thsy
also absclutafy cure because ~ I,s-1s-
-e-fur n tier use. yuu az ENEv vith
t1e cauE1
u Riliss Antl=pain Pills ars Essug-
enteec fna1 firs- package VIII benefit. o.
rouT money narE Eeve- snid IL nuiE.
- an thankful fu- fns guud u
AIiief Auts-s-air 1ilE have anc arE
ruTrr M I've aIucE lnE WaT ! have
had EIseliE o. seyere fnrubuInE neaB-
acile. cauHsd ~ e.ztar-n. uutL SIX yearE
afls only reu4eriv that ever gave
M relief Efnue fher nave mot nan
ous hart attack fsecau=s ! tafe flL
nuc 4 uvsrromsF 1ire difficulty -lfE4--
Har1fTI1tItE 8reenguu-E Ind.
TUEE Write n ~ fuT Frse TrIal
y &aA41 11acEaN. ~ D.. Miter AMI
E.afr nlitz TIM New Scientific hsmsuy
Tor PAIN EiEu HwuIuIuu 8tuuE lflff
EIpsciallgt VII diaEmuse TOlfr case. tel
vuU Efla1 if vrrufIg anC nnR - r1Em ~
Frag LH NLLEk MEDICAL gA..
1EATURLE-E. E--@EE-E-t.ls In.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
Summer ExSu-siur Est=F auc Special
Train Service NV o. 5s-s-ss-
5urt.Snn ana cisrEos 5aarn.

7urt.aus ana cistzos saaah.
The sumner BcnHcLis u -hs A.
.turlE 4 Columbia RIVER -E-lraEt Las
been inEugurU1ed ba-wes1 Portland
Astoria GsR-hE-1 ant SaEgids I COD.
Decnon win spsciE- round mp s1.ur.
siuDo tickets 10 a. ClE-s1g Ent Na-h
Beach points. Enl r-L-1 lsEvss Ur51r
Depot E II dElly HI runs -t~1urt
direct, arriving a. Astoria ---sUEu
GeErhE,1 -2-2l J. II Ent SsLs &
12-8O J. Il
The Fu--lEao-SeEsids F,ysr leaves
Union depU every SarurdEy q e,
o. n arriving Astoria $50 :. Il AZ
runs through direct arriving Gr Gear.
han G.; % ? Il End Seaside $50 p II
IL connection viii lhls iurrgvss
service, sI'eciE- -ou15 u-p ssRs--
tickets ARE sod from Po,-lEn5 10 sD
clAtsup EDd Norh Beach points ~
rAis Of S4e0 toT he round TN r,,s
ior return passage uuu Ot,oas- x
speoiEl Communication uoke.s r,,s
ior i've round trips, are sod t-or
Portland 10 sane points for ylspo
5000 10 return unul October IL
Saturday special round trsp s1,s,
slor tickets from Portland to AZ Cls.
SOP and Norh Beach po.zts os 81.
every SATURDAY 81 rate q $50 =,
round irip, goo3 10 7s,srn SUNDAY
Tickets sold from Portland 70 No-,,
Beach points are issued IN e,r,a,.,,-
with J. +. q y steamers sDo,, A.
'''lA ana bGggage IS trazsfer7es !,
Lne IRON depot ana steamer sc,e :,
Astoria free of olsrse, and al ti,ss,s
SOLD by The o. r 4 y. @. fn,m p,-,.
and 10 Clatsop ana Nor,A ~
points are interoA2ugeahle ara -,
be Aono7ea On trains Ot his co,D.,r
II ei,her direction between p,-.,.rs I
and Astoria '"-e
toT additional Information a5s,as, |
:. A stewart agent ssS Alder ~,r'.. /
Portland oregon. or J Q Nc, :,
2 a 2. A. Astoria Oregon. sss,,s, ~ a,
souvenir Of 1894 viQ be m,l,s1 :,
Write for IL 'r.'Vauoa
I,gm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
MASHED Ht Toes

EC K-uEs- nign- man a. the ca
bal u he salem siscrrlr -aitv-R-
mac -tne misfortune 10 on-ruds hiE tnss
n -he WAY o. 8 car wheel fhHt nae
tiif ful weigu- o. & ca Uuu1 II. End
tine result iE clear CASE o, 10e-Jsu
tina vii ias- mn ssvsra weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

ChAE Par-ick u IIes AiOinsE IOvrs
8 nephew o. the editnr a--fvet lniE
morning 70 uIaBs mis- home II LsrsglE
Eis viii tackle 3 jOb n 4 sswmiu a.
tsr sno-r -rip 70 EewBo-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25

EJF-LAejr NRFEET.
V-usEs-WH-E WE-liE seL
Tal4a--88C
FiUu7--E1U- ia1L B@s- E-ade $50 Q
s-55 grauau ss.50I1 $50
0au--nuics wni1e e e.1
Bz-fez-Feea. s2l per 1u1- ~n-lst
e.
1iillE-uf-BraI $500
Hay-Timutry s15ms16
PU-Hlus=-F ancy. s--256- 40
Ez---Jreguu rancn. 2BHEc.
POui--y-CnicEsuE mixed. 12n-2"C
ps- uuunC ru-kHyE 14G1 16c
Pu-H-IfrssHsC 7DSc
I3.-at-Ira.-sssc 4n.6c
Tea-66IC
Mu-turs-Iyrsssac zn5C
Eiups-1s0a cruz. 226s5c.
Wno--valisy. 1sn26c. Ras1s-1 Or
sguL 10h17c Ricnai-. 58c fu- chOics
Hidss-u-y 1f pUHndH Eur upwE-nE
756IB1sr.
BurIsr-FEncy crsanerv 2s-.c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
MARKET QUOTA
Tons TODAY

-Mss. sa~- . saaa -anu ws1'oss''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-25
TIKE GARD No. 2s.

IihS CAso No. 2s.
M. for HaauiH$-
LssFeE Albany ..-- .---12-z5 Pm
Leaves Corvallis ..-- go 1-Sf Pm
Arrives ERuutnR . .--- 5-4B pm
~. Z. 5seu-ninp-
LaEVes TEUU1nE .--- .- 7:-5 AN
-aEvaE Corvallis .-.......11- 30 AN
Arrives AlhEIy -.-- ---.13--f Pm
NJ. : for DETROIT
LaE7s AInEry ..-. --.- 1-Db Pm
Arrives Os-oi1 --- .--- f-Bb Pm
NJ t-o- Dsr-sit
LaErs 1Aa--ait ...- ..-. $50 AN
Arrives Albany --.- -.---1;-5 An
lrE-1 NJ. E---rss Il Albany n
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'rA--s 3, Co-vG--is and Albany giving
a-7sti serT5cs 70 Newport and ada
oslt beaches
-rA-a No. 3 for Detroit. E-sitsnbDsA
AZ o--sr Dou1lE1n resorts leaves Az
a2ry a. 800 ?, n, reaching Dsc1OlI
about 500 Pm
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EDWIN ST0NF- NEnErsr.
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-30
Haven't you that money! returned

Haven't you that money! returned
Thorpe quick az n hawk,
For heavens sake, isn~ II hercW
cried Wallace in conservation Il
wireo duncan. my banker, here last
night and received reply from him.
He answered that he'd see to 1t.
Haven't you seen him!'
no" repeated Thorpe in his turn.
what can we do:"
Can you get your check certified
here near ut hand:'
"Yes."
well 20 do It. And get move on
you. You have precisely until that boy
there finishes ticking that machine-not
second longer"
Cant you get them to wait fcw
minutes:'
Wallace" said Thorpe. do you see
that white whiskered old lynx ia the
corner? That's Morrison, the man who
wants to get our land. II I fail to
plank down the cash the very instant il
Ia demanded he gets his chance, Ana
he'll take IT, Now 90, Don't hurry nm
til you get beyond the door then fly
Thorpe sat down again in his broad
armed chair and resumed his drum
ming The nearest bank was six blocks
away. He counted over in his mind the
steps of Carpenters progrcss-now ta
the door. now III Ili" neAt block. now :"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-30

patiently for morning.
At the last thought Thorpe decided
to send II second message from the
next station. He did so. 1t read:
Another buyer of timber on same train
with me. Must have money at o'clock
or lose land
He paid day rates on it to insure i'm
mediate delivery Suppose the boy
should be away from home!
Everything depended on Wallace
Carpenter. aud Thorpe could not but
confess the challre slender one other
thought made the night seem long
Thorpe had but $50 left
Morning came at last, and the train
drew in and stopped. Thorpe, being
in the smoking car, dropped of first
and stationed himself near the exit
where he could look over the passen
gers without being seen They filed
past TO two only he could accord The
role Of master lumbrrmeu, and in these
two Thorpe recognized Daily and Nor
rison themselves They passed within
ten feet Of him, talking earnestly to-
cethcr. At the curb they hailed II cab
and drove away. Thorpe with salts.
faction heard them call the name OF n
hotel.
II was still two hours before the land
Office would be open
Thorpe repaired at once TO Il boarding
house of Fort street, where he had
"outfitted' three months before There
he reclaimed his valisc, shaved. clothed
himself in linen and cheviot once more
and sauntercd slowly to the land office
to await its opening.
At . o'clock neither of the partners
had appeared. Thorpe entered the of
flee and approached the desk,
''IS there telegram here for Harry
ThOrpci' he inquired
The clerk 10 whom he addressed him
self merely motioned with his head TO-
ward young fellow behind the railing
In Il corner The latter shifted CON
fortably aud replied "NO.'
At the same instant steps were heard
In the corridor, the door opened, and
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-30

far beyond. He had Just escorted him
to the dnor Of the bank when the
clerk : voice broke in on him
Now" SmthrrS was saying, "rIl
give you receipt for the amount and
later will send to your address the title
deeds of the descriptions
Carpenter had set 10 find the proper
official to Identify himself, to certify
the check and return II was hopeless,
Thorpe dropped his hands in surrender.
Then he saw ~" boy lay the two
typed lists before his principal. and
dimly he perceived that the youth,
shamefacedly. was holding something
bulky toward himself
"Wh-what is it," he stammered.
drawing his hand back rs though from
redhot iron.
lyon asked me for a telegram. said
the boy stubbornly, as though trying
TO excuse himself. land didn't just
catch the name anyway. When | saw
it on those lists had to copy thought
of this here"
Where did you get it," asked
Thorpe breathlessly.
a fellow came here early and left
1t for you while | was sweeping out
explained the boy. Said he had 10
catch n train. It's yours. all right.