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CHAPTER XIV.
In Honor of Miss Spencer.


Mr.. Jack Moffat, president of the
Bachelor Miners Pleasure club, had
embraced the idea of a reception for
Miss Spencer with unbounded enthu-
siasm. Indeed, the earliest conception
of such an event found birth within
his fertile brain, and from the first he
determined upon making il the most
notable social function ever known in
that portion of the territory.
The large space above the Occi-
dental was secured for the occasion,
the obstructing subdivisions knocked
away, an entrance constructed with an
outside stairway leading up from va
cant lot, and the passage connecting
the saloon boarded up. incidentally,
Mr.. Moffat took occasion to announce
that if ANY snOozer got drunk and
came up them stairs" he would be
thrown bodily out of a window Mr..
Mcneil, who was observing the pre-
liminary proceedings with deep inter
est from pile of lumber opposite,
sarcastically intimated that under such
circumstances the attendance of club
members would be necessarily limited.
Mr.. Moffat's reply it is manifestly i'm
possible to quote literally. Mrs Cuff
fly was employed to provide the requi-
site refreshments in the palatial din
ing-hall of the hotel while Buck Ma
son, the vigilant town marshal popu-
larly supposed to know intimately the
face of every "rounder" in the terri
tory, agreed to collect the cards of in
vitation at the door and bar out OBJ
noxious visitors.
The invited guests arrived from the
sparsely settled regions round about,
not few riding for a hundred miles
over the hard trails. The majority
came early, arrayed in whatsoever ap-
parel their limited wardrobes could
supply, but ready for any wild frolic
The men outnumbered the gentler sex
five to one, but every feminine repre-
sentative within radius of about so
miles, whose responsibility could pos
sibly pass muster before the investiga-
tons of a not too critical invitation
committee, was present
Lieut.. Brant was somewhat delayed
in reaching the scene. Certain mill
tary requirements were largely re-
sponsible for this delay, and he had
/ patiently wrestled with an unsatisfac-
Rory toilet, mentally excoriating a
service which would not permit the
transportation Of dress uniforms while
on scouting detail.
The dance was already in full swing
when he finally pushed his way
through the idle loungers gathered
about the door, and gained entrance to
the hall. Many glanced curiously at
him, attracted by the glitter of his uni
form, but he recognized none among
them, and therefore passed steadily
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toward the musicians stand, where
there appeared to be few unoccu-
pied chairs.
The scene was one of color and ac-
ton. He watched the speeding fig
ures, striving TO distinguish the par
ticular one whose charms had lured
him thither. But among them all he
was unable to distinguish the wood
nymph whose girlish frankness and
grace had left so deep an impression
on his memory. Yet surely she must
be present, for, to his understanding,
this whole gay festival was in her
honor. Directly across the room he
caught sight Of Rev Mr. Nynkoop
conversing with lady of somewhat
rounded charms, and picked his way
in their direction.
The missionary, who, in truth, had
been hiding an agonized heart behind
a smiling face, was only too delighted
at any excuse which would enable him
to approach Miss Spencer, and press
aside those cavaliers who were mo-
nopolizing her attention. The handi-
cap Of not being able 10 dance he felt
to be heavy, and he greeted the lieu
tenant with unusual heartiness Of
manner.
Why, most assuredly, my dear sir,
most assuredly," he said. MRS. Hern-
don, permit me to make you acquaint-
ed with Lieut.. Brant of the Seventh
cavalry"
The two, thus introduced, bowed and
exchanged few words, while Mr..
Wynkoop busted himself in Deering
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER IA detachment of the
Eighteenth infantry from Fort Bethune
| trapped by Indians in narrow gorge.
! Among them Is stranger who intro
duces himself by the name Of Hampton
also ellis, the post trader and his
daughter ellis and majority of the
soldiers are killed during three days
siege.
CHAPTER IL-Hampton offers assist
ance to the girl, and is at first spurned
because he Is known as gambler.
CHAPTER IIL-Hampton and the girl
only escape from the Indians. They fall
exhausted on the plains.
CHAPTER IVA company of the Sew
enth cavalry, Lieut. Brant in command
ind Hampton and the girl on the plains
ana restore them to consciousness.
Hampton announces that he proposes to
care for the girl.
CHAPTER V.-Hampton and the girl
stop at the Miners Home in Glencaid
Mrs. Duffy proprietess. Rev Howard
Mynkoop proposes that Hampton place
MISS Gillis in care Of Mrs. Herndon. He
consents to think 1t over.
CHAPTER VL-Hampton talks the fu-
ture over with Miss Gillis-the Kid She
shows him her mothers picture and tells
him what she can of her parentage and
life. They decide she shall live with Mrs.
Herndon.
CHAPTER VII.-The KID takes up her
residence with Mrs. Herndon.
CHAPTER NIII.-Naida 49, the Kid
runs away from Mrs. Herndon's and re-
joins Hampton. He induces her TO go
back. and TO have nothing more to do
with him.
CHAPTER IX.-Hampton plays his
last game of cards He announces to
Red Slavin that he has quit. and then
leaves GlenCaid
CHAPTER X.-Miss Phoebe Spencer ar
rives in Glencaid to teach its first school.
CHAPTER XT-Miss Spencer meets
Nadia, Rev. Wynkoop etc. She boards
at Mrs Herndon's.
CHAPTER XII-Naida and Lieut..
Brant again meet without his knowing
who she is She informs him of the COM
ing Bachelor club ball in honor of Miss
Spencer.
CHAPTER XIII.-Lieut. Brant meets
Silent Murphy, Clusters scout. He re-
ports trouble brewing among the Sioux.
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CHAPTER II.-Hampton offers assist
ance to the girl, and is at first spurned
because he is known as a gambler.
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CHAPTER IIL.-Hampton and the girl
only escape from the Indians They fall
exhausted on the plains
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CHAPTER IVA company of the Sew
enth cavalry, Lieut. Brant in command,
tind Hampton and the girl on the plains,
and restore them to consciousness.
Hampton announces that he proposes to
care for the girl
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la separation de Ia igIesia J ell
EStadO.
Fu8 adoptadD por mayOrl, on gI canton Do Glnshra

Llamsdo 81 pueblo ginebrino votsr Ia
ley que decrtta Ia SUPPRESSION del pTeAupueB'
to de quito, en- otros t6rminos Ia que or
dena la separation de la IgleBia y del Es'
tado, aprob6 solo con Ia mayorfa de seis'
cisntos votoB squ6l principle,
Custro paEtidos Sc habfan declarado
ofcialments partidsrios de eata ley; les
radicales les suciRlistau, el grupo nacio.
nal = los cat6licoa. solamente los demo-
cratas dsterminRron que Eus miembros
prccediegen, con toda libertsd, del modo
que quisieran.
La lucha fu6 muy viva. Este plebisci-
to ha tenido gTande resonsncis en- Suizs.
Los partidsrios de la separation reha'
xionRron que el principle de laicidad del
EstRdo, que eB la base de las instituciones
republicanss, nc ae Tespets cusndo el EE-
tado Sc alfa les cultoH y He mezcla en- Hu
orgsnizaci6u; que es el principle do igual'
dad de los ciudadanos ante la ley ante
el impueOto nc prospers cuando el Estado,
como sucede en- Ginebrs, no eBtS aliado
con todos los cultou
Los paTtidaricB del mRnteDimiento de
relaciopes del Estado con la Iglesia, de-
mueetTan, con la historic de la Iglesia de
Ginebrs, que ha entado ligsda tan fatima.
ments con la vida de la naci6n que no Sc
sabe cu6l es la madre cu6l la hijs.
Considersn Ia sctividad desplegsda por
ella los servicioS que hs prestado, que
su union con eI Estado eS una de las ba.
EeH Fundamentals de Au vida politica y
moral, mientras que por otro Isdo estiman
que 81 regimen de separation mutila los
derechoB del pueblo, rsatabIeciendo Ell
regimen de csstas tiende guitar el bri'
lIo de Ginebra, & demoler ls p,imers Fa'
cultad de Tsologfa proteSta nts aniqui'
lar Ia obra secular de Ia R forma.
Esta On la manera de yer de los separa.
tistas que acaban de pTsvalecer ante Ia
opinion pub lea ginebrina.
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EI COraz6n de Napoleon
deVOTadO pOT una Tata
Revelation Do IN sscrsto.

L6ndres, Julio 25 "A mediados del
siglo passdo 80 susurr6 que 81 coras6p de
Napoleon l habfs sido devorado por una
rats. En- el psri6dico itsliano Ars ct labor
publica ahora Am6Eico Scarlati esR hiato-
ria tan rRra.
"En aquella 6poca, es deeir, 81 dfa de
Mayo dc 1921, dice Scsrlati, embslsam6
el doctor Antommarchi, asiStido por el
doctor ing'6s Carswsll, en- Ia Quinta de
LoDgwood iala de Santa Elena, eI cad6ver
del Gran Emperador. FL cad6ver qued6
alberto el coraz6n, depositado On una
vasijR de plata, Be encontraba sobre una
ailla.
"siendo mediodfa, dejaron los m6dicog
50 obra y fueron conner. Cuando regre-
Baron, vieron que una gran rata, refugia-
da en- un rinc6n de Ia pieza, habfa caBi de.
vorado el coraz6n de Napoleon.
''Los m6dicoH no querfsn que Sc supiera
tai copa, , pustituyeron el coraz6n del
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la composition de Ia GaIIe
"Issds y MARI" en- Arscibo.
Han sIdo CltadOs a su ofleIaa pOr 0I Official do
slUItaa, los dusTas de tahOnls.
(De maestro oorrespOnsaz. }

Agosto 7.-Anoche nos deleito Ia com
psnlR de zsrzusla de los sefiores Vazquez
Casas y Cs. con Ia pEeciosa obra '.La
Mascots" que aunque va era Conocida en-
esta ciudad, gust6 sobremanera por Ia ori
ginalidad 6 Interpretation que le disron
eatos aprecisbleB artistaa donde notable
msnte SO distinguieron las Benoraa Vehi ,
Ksmfrez y los st1oFes Morales, Real Ca.
Bgs Will que cosscharon grandes aplau
sos. Manana 30 pone en- excena la hsr.
moEa zarzuela 'Jugar con Fuego".
-Siguen con Sctividad los tFabsjoz pa.
ra Ia componici6n de Is calle de -Jsads }
Maria y los de Ia plaza principal.
-Por 81 Official de aanidad han sido ci
tsdoH los duefios de tahonas q 50 ofcina
con el fiu de yer la manera de que 90 me
jore la calidad del pan y que parece con
siste en- Ia elaboration que eB bastante de.
fectuosa.
La compafifa de zaEzuela hR anuncia.
do dar6 function los dfaB jueves, viernep,
sabRdo y domingo, poniendo an escens
obras nuevas = 10 mejoT del repertoire.
Agosto 8.-Para 81 Lpr6ximo s6bado
snuncia la compshfa de zRrzueIR nm aeon,
tecimiento tsatral, poniendo en- excenR
tres preciosas obras GEL Barbero de Savi
lls "La Cuns" "Ruido de Campanas'
obras todag que han alcanzado exito stem
pre- que han Bubido la escepa. Al tea
tro pues 81 domipgo Anupcia Ia compR
MIA la tiltima fanci6n.
Ell pr6ximo lunes tomarS peseai6n de
Ia comandancia de este diutEito el captain
de la policfs insular gsnor Lopez Disz
81 cspitdn Tsllada pssa 4 Aguadilla
TelevsT 81 cspit6n Fern6ndez Mater.
~ NADIA menoB que 1856 individuos ue
han bsnadO en- lss duchas del municipio
81 paHado mes de Julio.
Los gefiores Andres Oliver, Agustfn
PI6 = Luis RubeEt ban entrado & formar
parte de Ia directiva de la Central Cam
balache''.
Para ell Is del corrier te Sc snuncian
nueva gphastR de los aervicios municipales
de aumiristro de medicines, extraction de
basnras y Huministro de alimeDtoa los
pEesos de la c6rcel municipal. Tambi6n
el aTbitrio sobre siilas siIlones en- las
plazRg psSeop.
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CO N c U R S 0

La sociedad espanola de Auxilio M1tuo
y Benefcencia ha acordado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
truce on de un edificio destinado q Sana-
torio. Ell premio para ell proyecto que Sc
eliza sera de $1,000 Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de $500 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser eutregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la Comisi0n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan Az,
escritorio de los sef1Ores r. Paniagua y
Co. y quien pueden dirigirse los intere-
sadOs para obtener una copia del pliego de
condolences del concurso, San Juan PR.
20 julio de 1907 Ell Presidente. Avelino
Vicente. BOWS.
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11NEA FERREA pEL orsTH

ItinOraTlo.- -a-salidas de Bayam6n Y Capt
ltR ainoUltansan0ant0.
DiRs laborabIo--Da afiana g, 705, 3 gg
s.46 lice. TaHdO 13.15, 1.A5r B.15. Ass, 6.4E
v $50.
Dias Observation-Disclosures g. 7.OF, $50, s.At
, 11.O0 TardO 1915, 1.a0, S.seu R.S0u A.SQ
6.46 $50.
BllIStas baraSos para dias fossiv0s. De
UatAli0 BayAm6n, ids y vuolsa IL alasG
e0-26 3R ease e0.l6. Ds RayAr06n Ca.aEC
vHGata ~ CIaso R0-15, ~ clasa SOLO
BiIlSSs 0gCliG ari0 do UapitaI CatanO oE
slAse a o0p tavOS.
BRyamadR, is de sOptiorabrc aa 1908
UalN&@
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Ia TIsndItl.

Els diguo de visitarBs eI nuevo local que
ocupa LA Tiendita", al Iado del ayunta
miento. EstS deCorosamente pintado este
bonito establecimiento, 6uico en- su clsse
QUE He dedica Ia vents de efactoB religio
sos an Puerto Rico. Verdadesamente ha.
cia faIta una tienda de eata fndole.
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La situaCi0n poIitiCa en- China.

Shanghai EN- pofh
gobierno dfcfim de
pfcos deTToIndos
abdi
esdia faniazado
Utica International de Oddenta pos del Jp
Cns mill
tar la europea que reciba susmsnte j6rcto
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SAD, SAL. san.
De- Ia SaIIRl "PrOVIdanCIa" Do GuanICa.
BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.

Una partida de cuareqet1 mil qetiYtdles
ofrece su duefio el que suscribe, al bara-
tisimo precio de once ce1ataVo8 quintal, en-
sacada cosida; pero siendo de cuenta del
comprador dar los envases. Dicho precio
regira dnicamente para los puertos de Ma
yagiez, Aguadilla, Arecibo y San Juan,
por estar en- competencia con otros sali-
neros. Juan PCt0iJI0 GdrraStagd. Cabo-
Rojo, Rpartado numero IL. 80 v. 8.
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COLOCGCIONES.

Pueden obtenerla una ioven 6 gefora
que conozca dibNjO y una joven que liable
ingleE entienda aIgo de labores y de tra.
bajcs de ofc;na. DiliiirBe & The Porto
Rico Drswn Work and Embroidery ca.
Tetuan IA, San Juan 1Ey
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Gran Emperador con el de IN cabrito.
'El periodiuta ipg Is squarr, que publ.
CO eata historic en- IN diario parisiense,
cuenta que 81 mismo doctor Carawsll le
habfa relAtado muchas veCes 10 del CO
rRz6n'
''Ya en- una edad avanzSda, le pareci6
al doctor CaTawsll que no hsbfa por que
nj necesidrd de guardian el secreto.''
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En- ola CorreapondenCia do Puerto
Rico", Allen ga, hay de venta EeeiboH To-
lonarios para CobFO de alquilerss do caaas
GanEaH sn met6lico con frmas deoIa "a.
oionoa de naCimionto, defunoi6n y cortifca.
ci6n m6diea. n.
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COLEGIO s.,s9 sS4soKE " Ok !

Curse para grados tamb6n cursos comercaes prepa-
Fatorios. Sc ensena Aeman, Frances Espanol. Com
petsntes profsSores Liberia "a 600 yolumenes abo
situac6n Ia montana Pocos gqstos 81 vigcsimo Guar
to ao empeza 81 % de Septiembre. Sc envia libre
gastos al que 10 socite cataogo de Ga pagnas Dlrec
Si6n: ]. A MOREHEAD. Presdente.
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SERTTCIO ESPECTAL DE Cables
. DE
La Democracia" ' La ConesDondencia
UNIDAS
AIemania aprueba planes de FranCia.

TngeE goo do codos las
anuniado las 9ncia pop6G de
autodad
iugidad del
h aletado k6bas Aem
Franca Adem6a FranG ofec garanfz a gdad aen
das los acos desordenadoA 81 vmas
EN- bomarde de Cssbo considerable Entire los cad6vees hs Cu
bto 1 daTs del Rsu bombardeo peeTon
aguncH dc los auaarOn hsoe dia Ia dudad
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SobrG las guerras aGrGas.

Las Eaya AgoAto 9s han tornado las sc
de question
dterminados exploration communication huoA
hcsT daargas desde loR deIgado o podn uzar
huloa bentendfa gnal la
gob podfa
Il Bas6n
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Matanza de persas.

Thdn AgtO aUn de 6tcO cruz6 fra de Psa
oda las vvda A faon ntorndndose ha g lugar de Wmih
ades
% nDgun fna pusto los f de Ia Tuqua Asca egsn haa
Wrumah Shah
@ aErg Ia sputa pende motive Ia rontea
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-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San joss is, 90 venden dos relo.
jes dc orc cada Bemana. La Ultima Bema-
as obtuvo uno 81 Sr. den jose Molina dc
NaFaniito gOcio pIimero 13.
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-FI, oNUEVO GAZE" A Iou -,

Ell ''NUEVO CAFE de los espo.
300 Morgan, Fortaleza 21, AGABA DE
RECIBIR I'm complsto sugtido de los me-
jores dulCeE. Elegantea Cartuchoa propioa
para regaloH. HelsdoS, FefrezcOE, frutaE
81 natural y TODD cuantO rsgale 81 paladaE
mas dsliCado Be encuentra allf primoEoBa-
mente SarvidO. Cafe con leche choco
lato, deade Las Sieta do Ia mafiana & lRs
~ do Ia nOchs. F&moso chocolate BA'
KER muy aoraditado en- todo 81 mundo.
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IhnICllnR GENERAL

( JNsEIO A Gas MADRES,--El Jarabe calmanss dg
Sen Wnslow de5e ussrse siempre que los ni9os estar
en- wodo de Ia dentcon Proporciona alvio immediate
pequeno paeiente produce sueno natural tranquo
silvia el dolor el angelic despers muy vvo alegre
Es muy agradable al paadar cama al nno ablanda su
eneas, aivia Dolores hace scies las funciones de-
est6mago Tegua los ntestino9. Es el meor remedo
ronoedo para Ia daea va povenga esa de la dentici6n
1s eualquera otra ltngase mucho cudado ped
jaabs Cslnaante Dc "a Seniors window; rnejo
A. 4ndns
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Sc cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no est6u en- buen estado,
Oollares antiques de raj , prendaS anti.
guaV.
DiiGase P. ]. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 8 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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Sc CUBAN CABALO5 z peBebre ,
vacas al psGto On Gel Retire. .-Calle del
"Seboruco'', Santurce, minutes de la
parads 25. Sitio c6ntrico, con buena ca
Eretera, bOenog paStoB y sgua potable en-
abundancia. Sc gGranttsa eg Guido. Pa
ra 6rdenes dirigirse Jose Iturrondo.
Tetuan % San Juan. 2. O. Box 80. 15
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3inseaf6R Dor 0aRlsi
NEAR@
AKT YORK
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FoREtils inl 10 HORsE

ParkersbfNTSW. Va, July S1;-
j, b., RoN no resides some
miles baokyA1S3alpre. came over here
Sat3rday tt6Skd a horses @& e
Accordt1&SN&the statement made
after hisaFfsakshe succeeded Ia max
ing tradesMttA "a man named Buck
hannoa, f1tkH1s soon dissatisfied
with the trada apd wanted to renig,
but buckha1non would not stand
for It, ''rhsy had a quarrel over the
matter, and then scrap, After
wards, it Is 1: alleged that Roland
jerked the horse around in a brutal
manner, mutflAtirg It's mouth with
the bride ,hit.s He was afterwards
arrested. and taken before Squire
Ruttencutters who. after hearing the
evidence, gave him $40 and costs,
$22 in all. In.default OF payment he
was given a stin Jail sentence. .
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County, on the first Monday in the
month Of July, 1907:
Katie Jeffries, Plaintiff,
VS.. In Chancery, No. 1495.
Kidd Jeffries, Defendant.
(The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony.)
This day came the Plaintiff by her
Attorney; and on his motion, and
it appearing by affidavit filed, that
the Defendant is a nonresident Of
this State, it is ordered that he do
appear within one year after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and
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man Of Mr.. Fortunes experience and
recognized sagacity should so sud-
denly strike out for an unknown
quantity like Governor Hughes and
so completely bum his bridges be-
mind him. as he has done in this in
stance, unless he sees something IN
sight Of a denite and positive char
acle" They. argue that it is not
like Fortune to jump into mid
cealed somewhere about his person.
Be that as it may. here is what Mr..
fortune hands out to his readers at
the head OF the editorial columns. of
last weeks Age:
1T Is written in the stars that the
next Republican national convention
VIII nominate Charles Evans
Hughes, of New York, as the caudi-
date Of the Republican hosts to be
President.
1T Is written in the stars that the
Joseph Benson Foraker, of Ohio,
Will arise in his seat in the Republi-
can national convention and place
IN nomination Charles Evans
Hughes, of New York, as the candi-
date of the Republican hosts to be
President.
1T Is written in the stars that the
Charles Evans Hughes. of New York,
Will be elected by the sovereign peo-
pie Of the United States to be their
president In succession to Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York"
Now, there you have it! Is this
daring slogan a bid or def" to
the Foraker masses? VIII the
TRENDS of Senator Foraker content
themselves with. sending their cham
pion back to the Senate, and enter
upon this new and startling pro-
gram? The attitude of the brilliant
editor of the Age is dramatic in the
extreme, and lovers Of the spectacu-
lar are compelled to admire his sue
cess in creating thrilling stage pic
lures, even if they fail to rally to
the rescue at the psychological mo-
ment, after the approved me!odra-
matte fashion.
But who knows Mr.. Fortune.
has sometimes missed his guess, but
he may be wiser in his day and gen.
Grafton than we Of the great out
side Wot Of. The plot thickens.
The gayety of nations is not lacking
in valuable and entertaining contri-
buttons. 1t is the press gangs"
next move.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-01

now pending in the circuit Cauft for
the Count yof Kapawha and State OF
West Virginia, IL Which 7 am Plain
tit and you are Defendant 4
- II from any cause the taking OF
said deposition Shall not be com
menced Or, completed on the day
aforesaid. the same shall be con-
tinued from day-to day, or from time
to time, at the same place, and be-
tween the same hours. until the ga: ne
shall be completed. - 80 -.
KATIE JEFHFR1Es, =: =,
- By Counsel. 9
J. VIZ Chappelle, Sol. ;t.tt..,...,.. ::
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B1uea1eJd W.. va

do what, is necessary to- protect. his;
interest in this suit. -
Teste: d. M. Shirley, Clerk.
J. w. Chappelle. SCI. .,:..,.g ..@,.
Notice to Take Dispositions. J..
To Kidd Jeffries: - ~.
TAKE NOTICE: That on the 10th
day Of August, A. D. 1907, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock An. and 8
O'Clock 2. NJ, at the law office of !.
w. Chappelle, GOA .1-2 Kanawha
street, Charleston, West Virginia,
Intake the deposition Of myself and
others, to be read in evidence IN my
behalf in certain suit in chancery