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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-09

Do lnDenSe agony anu
great mental depression. I was unable to at
tend to nv house work and life became bur-
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lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
al could not bear to think Of an operation,
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l thought would be Of any use to me, and
reading of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to sick women decided
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to feel better, after the second week, thought
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'The Compound continued to build up my
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powers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
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Imnorfanf to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle of CAsToRIA,
a safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that 1t
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sensIhIe Housekeepers

High morals in life cannot be at
tanned by selfish thoughts.
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will have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get one-third more for
the same money, but also because OF
superior quality. 40
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INTERESTING LETTER
WRITTEN BYANOTABLEW0MAN
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg Of Denver, Color
Bearer Of the Woman's Relief Corps,
Sends Thanks to Mrs. Pinkham.

The following
letter was written
by Mrs. Kellogg,
of 1928 Lincoln
Ave, ID e n v e r.,
Colo. . to Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"For five years .
was troubled with Q
tunor, which kept
growing, causing me
intansa aQOQy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16

loaded sleigh squad of mounted Cossacks.
'Oh, find it charming!" said his daughter.
Charming? That word is in every girls mouth,
he growled. what is there charming about it?
On one side pile of rocks; the other an ugly
plain, which is a swamp when the melts.
Take my advice, Ernie, and don't live here"
His lordship never before had been known to
string many words together in connected sense.
Indeed, there something to be said for him.
He missed the comfort of life in London the placid
content of days ordered by the almanac of eve
nings at his club, of discussions with others like
himself, who summed up politics and progress in a
comprehensive condemnation of newfangled ideas.
But Boris says that shall be in residence at
Bannofka at least four months each year., insisted
Ermyntrude
Silly noton" was her fathers comment.
1t really isn't if seriously endeavor to build
up the State into model which will tend to elevate
all Russia There are roads to be made and schools
to be erected, and railway to link up the interior
villages. The people to be taught to take
intelligent interest in their affairs, and encour
aged to develop communal life such one sees in
the smallest places of any Importance in England"
Communal fddlesticksl" he shifted. Il don't
know where you get such nonsensical projects
from. Not from me, certainly
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Poor dad! You must be very stiff after your
long sleigh drive of yesterday
Stiff? l was frozenl And to think of living
here Ughl"
His ordship turned away from the unpleasing
prospect without and his disconnected mood
gradually yielded to the interior warmth and the
gratifying scent of breakfast.
Ermyntrude, strong in the superior wisdom of
twenty remained the window and smiled as
her eyes roved over the sunlit plain, its surface
sparkling as if it powdered with diamonds.
Of all the countries in the world, Russia is under
stood the least beyond its confines In popular
imagination it is land of leaden skies and unre-
ieved gloom, where snow falls constantly and such
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the man turned. His swarthy skin became green
he looked into the barrel of a revolver
Tell why you prying into my CORE
spondence, or l will blow your brains out!" cried
Armstrong sternly.
"Worshipful one, I pray you pardon mel"
whinpered the man, falling on his knees.
Speak, or | fre!" the demoralizing answer
Il paid twenty rubles for a copy of each
letter in which I find the of Prince Melnikoff
OH merciful master!"
Paid? By whom?"
by whose 1 know not. He is a
Cossack in the Russian escort
How many letters have you copied?"
-Four, protector of the weak
And how you, who able to read and
write English, to be in my service?"
Il a clerk in Biskara, and was hidden Join
you at all cost. | paid two hundred 1ubes
for the journey, and another hundred the day
reported success.
Frank remembered that the man pestered him to
be taken on as an extra servant, and he seemed
to be intelligent and willing he had regretted the
proceeding He kicked the trembling wretch out of
the encampment and gave strict orders that he
not to be admitted within its bounds any pretext
but the question firmly planted in his mind
What motive inspired Prince Melnikoff or
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by circumstances into doing him injustice"
Armstrong smiled YEARLY he read how his
friend too falling under the spell of the Russian
Princes magnifcence. How indeed, should any
one associate his power and wealth with the fate
of female Nihilist done to death June morn
ing in an English wood? The idea was monstrous
incredible, and yet he firmly believed that if Prince
Melnikoff told all that he knew the police would be
able to give different version of the murder of
poor Vera Sassulitch.
Although devoted to his profession, and glad of
the opportunity which singled him out for special
service Frank was conscious that day of a restless
disturbed feeling foreign to his nature The low,
sandy hills bordering the Caspian assumed more
dreary aspect the Persian encampment appeared
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CHAPTER VIII.
A Night of Surprises

7 DON'T think l like Russia this part of it
| at any rate said Lord Valletort disconso-
lately as he looked through a window of the
in the palace of Bannofka and
veyed frost-bound landscape bounded by the
frozen plain of the Volga. The river ITSELF pent
beneath the encroaching ice not visible;
but its course was marked by an occasional
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Existence picturesque lively, unreal as
stage-land, with the exception that the English
guests thinking themselves actors in the spectacle,
were seated comfortably in the stalls.
Lord Valletort alone, pining for repose disturbed
because he expected to talk, had Numbered on
the truth by accident. Yet it was written by the
hand of Fate that even he, in his measure, to
be awakened rude1y from his selfish Incidence,
while transporting drama could change its
more rapidly than did the true, hidden life of
Bannofka, when the gay trappings of make-beheve>
disappeared to give way to startling fact.
good sportsman, enthusiast in all that
pertained to the chase, Lord Birmingham found
himself in hunters paradise. Prince Boris
boon companion the days when he able to
join the smaller band which devoted every hour
to rifle fowing-pece. Here, in the natural
combat of man against beast he was in his right
place His giant stature and great strength
rendered him proof against difficulties and dangers
which might have daunted smaller
Once Carlingham him a huntsmans
life by literally smashing the skull of a huge bear
with the barrel of broken gun. On another
occasion, the Prince, unaded, held a sleigh from
following a pony over precipice, the animal
having SHE'D and fallen owing to lurking wolf
Continued on page 10
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some acting in his name, to be so anxious to
procure copies of the correspondence of man
buried in the wilds of Northeast Persa?"
Truly it was a curious recrudescence of per-
picking period of his career, period he deemed
dead and buried without other ghost than heart
ache
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WllSlC ollON lclllS SOllS anu Su(h
cheering gifts of Nature as spring
flowers and singing birds are TN
known. 1t certainly does not pre-
sent the garden-like aspect of Eng
land, nor the trim cultivation of
France; but in many ways it has
a fascination of its own, and the
severity of the climate in winter is
much mahgned. Here at Bannofka,
when the thermometer finally had
dipped below zero, the air was keenly
invigorating and all Nature was
painted in lovely tints of purple
and gray.
Lord birmingham and his sister
enjoyed themselves unfeignedly
The New Palace in which they
dwelt was comparatively modern
structure, replete with every in
vention to keep at bay the intense
and penetrating cold. 1t stood in
the midst of ornamental grounds,
at the base of a precipitous rock,
to which chung the gaunt walls and
defenses of the old castle.
Prince Melnikof had gathered a
brilliant party to grace his hospi-
tally and do honor to his promised
wife. The day, and far into the
night, was given up to festivities,
ranging from bear-hunts, sleigh
drives and tobogganing, to playing
bridge and dancing in the ballroom,
which was fashioned after the style
of the sale de daHse at Versailles.
Of course there was little in
common between an English country
house and this mansion on the banks
of the far-off Volga. The domestics
mostly were foreigners, except few
trusted officials and the meanest
servitors. There were no tenantry
nor local gentry. A body-guard of
Cossacks or a horde of huntsmen
accompanied all outdoor excursions, I.
while within the palace affairs were
conducted with the smooth ease of
a frst-rate hotel. Peasants were
seen occasionally, when all the gor-
geous company, including even the
Russian notabiities present, regard
ed the muzhiks with the same
benevolent interest that a scientist
bestows upon beetle.
was picturesque, lively, unreal as
It'll the exception that the English
lg themselves actors in the spectacle,
omfortably in the stalls.
ort alone, pining for repose, disturbed
S expected to talk, had blundered on
accident. Yet it was written by the
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disturbed feeling foreign to his matt
sandy hills bordering the Caspian as
dreary aspect, the Persian encamp1
even more dirty than usual, the
trim mess tent of the Russian officers,
where he would dine that evening,
held forth less prospect of enjoyment,
even in the company of such viva
Cious hosts.
In truth, Lord Carlingham's letter
brought with it a vivitled picture
of Ermyntrude, and during a bitter
hour Armstrong hated Prince Boris
with an intensity of which he was
ashamed when his mind swung back
to it's normal state.
Indeed, there was somewhat of a
reaction when he Joined the Rus
slams at dinner. He was animated,
gay, to a surprising degree The
meal hardly had ended before he
offered to settle bet as to whether
any man ever had walked more than
eight miles in an hour by procuring
a work of reference from his tent in
which such statistics were given.
1t was dark as he crossed the
small level plain between the Rus
fixed rule with both parties was to
carry arms after night fell, as the
wild territory they were surveying
was the haunt of robber tribes,
whose impartial forays indeed had
caused the delimitation of the from
tier to be undertaken.
Recent snow had rendered the
ground smooth and noiseless. Hence,
as he nearcd his tent, his footsteps
gave no warning, and he was con-
siderably surprised to see one of his
native servants rummaging among
his papers. Then he remembered
that, on the rare occasions when a
European mail reached him, he had
suspected that some one tempered
with his baggage, though the idea
vanished when none of his belong
ings was missing. Now he had
caught the culprit red-handed.
Wondering what motive inspired
the man, he came stealthily nearer
To his amazement, he saw a SEEM
ingly illiterate Persian not only
reading but copying Lord CARING
hams letter by the light of a
small lamp. He ran forward and
the man turned His swarthy skin
as he looked into the barrel of a re
Tell me why you are prying i
spondence, or l will blow your brai
Armstrong sternly.
''Worshipful one, I pray you
whimpered the man, falling on his KIN
Speak, or l fre!" was the demon
am paid twenty rubles for a
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THE AroII RICHMOND VA SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1905
PERSONALS.

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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIALITY,

MONDAY, NOV. 18TH. MORGas' !,
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others charge 50c, for an Inferior heel'
We will put you on a sample pair forr
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FOUR FULL QUARTS MISSIONER
tbest tho world over), 10-year-old rye.
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II not we'll satisfied. after testing, re-.
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WANTED. BOARD FOR THREE
adults, second story front room, with
hall room connecting; furnished or un-
furnished; terms and location must be
given. Address a. 2Ss. care this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


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WANTED, ABOUT DEC. 1ST BY MAR
genial family; references exchanged;
state distance from railroad centre and
price to f. e. FREEMAN, IrvnGton,
3 va s. '1t#
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W.. tED-GDNTLEMAlN AND : WIFE
OF good family. or young men to room
! in house with owner. No children; sman
family. South OF Broad, F1rst ana Fou-
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOM FOR
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FOR SALE.

spECIAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN
~ n ,uterv. Laundry, Furniture and Day.
ton Wagons at RICHARDSON BROS,
ara Brook Avenue.
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sr-WANTED, A MARRIED
couple or two gent.eInel for furnish-y
cd room. with board. in private family.
on Fra nklin, between Third and Fifth:
references exchanged. Address j. :sS,
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FOR SsALE-SMALI1 GROCERY STOCK
and Fixtures. Counter. Shelving. cofee
Mill. Scales etc.: good loca,ion:S low
rent; elegant sand Good opening Tor
one with small capital; located at 3l3 n,
Adams. Phone 5uo4. or address MIR.
JOHNSON, care Carrier No. !. s.s
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WANTED, BoARDERs FOR TWO NICE
rooms, ono hall room, one third moor
+ and one large room on second floor:
Table boarders also wanted. Apply at
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wE~A.Ds SELLING, AND CAN MAKE
lmmediate delivery of everything IN the
ment and Sture-room Supplies OF the
Will am R!}&Trigg ShpbIidinE Plant
Of Richmond. Call and see the bargains.
we are offering. 8. NJ. TOMLINSON. at
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WE HAVE IN STOCK a FEW SECOND.
Hand Wagons, In good order. They are
cheap. A. MEYERS SONS. 120 South
Eighth. @
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WANTED, PUPILS TO COACH BY A
lady experienced In teaching Arithmetic,
Algebra, Latin and the usual English
branches; also teaches music Address
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BOARD&WANTED.

COUPLE NAME 5HOARD AND ONE
furnished front room; private family
preferred, In West End; wiling to pay
good price to right party. Reply at once
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FOR SALE, ONE BowDEN SINGLE
valve filter; she'll 20 inches diameter;
assortment OF extra sood secondhand
leather betting, shafting, pulleys, hang
ers and small hand tools. Apply 8. NJ.
TOMLlNsON. Trigg shipyards, Rich
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FOR SALE, THREE TOP WAGONS.
two laundry wagons and two phaetons
in good repair. cheap. A. MEYERS
Sons, 10 south Eighth.
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FOURTH ST. ~. 2l-NICELY-Fu R-
nished rooms, with or without board:
also. table boarders; good table and
house newly furnished throughout.
Terms reasonable. Apply 32l n. Fourth
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GRACE STREET. WEST, e35--PARTIEs
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nished rooms. with use OF bath and
phone; good table: terms reasonable.
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W4ANTED-DEATH TO DANDRUFF,
eczema. soap disease. falling or break
Ing hair. a positive guarantee in every
TIFIC MASSAGE, FOL Il. Franklin.
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FOR SALE-SMALL GROCERY STOCK
and Fixtures. Counter Shelving, Cohee
Mill. Scales, etc.; good location; low
rentt elegant stand; good opening for
one with small capital. Phone 5064. or
address Mr. JOHNSON, care Carrier
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WOOD HEATERS.

wv t}sEss WOOD HEAL EHS,
700 Gan DuI a GOOD WOOD
Ileater here from 81 lr; Stove pipe and
elbows. DC, each. WATSkEY g IIlG-
GINS, I'LL u, Franklin 5f53y
EQUITY. Pets and Live Stock.
SEND FOR A GOOD PARROT AND
cage only $500; guaran,ee 10 make u
taiker, or good singing canary and cage
for H.0O: send for free catalogue.
SGIIMID BIRD STeHE, III Twelfth
& Street, Washington, y, q. n
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CARY ST.. E., 21l--WlANTED,- BOARD
crs with rooms. and table boardcrs;
[al modern convcnienccs; terms mod
crate. Address e1i II. Cary Street.
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FOR SALE HORSE SUITABLE FOR
working or dttvny; very gentle and
healthy; also surry. Apply Ella Grove
Avenue.