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Rest Treatment for Colds.

"Most ordinary colds will yield to
the simplest treatment" says tho Chi.
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hot foot baths. free perspiration and
an avoidance OF exposure to cold and
wet after treatment" " While this treat.
mept is simple, it requires considerable
trouble, and the one adopting it must
remain IN doors for day or two, or a
fresh cold is almost sure TO be con.
tracted and in many instances pneu.
monia follows. Is is not better to pir
vour faith TO an old reliable propara-
t;on like Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy,
that is famous for its cures Of colds and
can always be depended upon7 For
sale by all druggists
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

Spider Mining company, office and
principal place of business, Salt Lake
City, Utah Notice Is hereby given that
at a meeting OF the directors. held on
the Goth day of April, 1910. an assess
ment WAS levied on all the shares out
standing on the capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable on or before June }.
1910. to w. y. Langford. 9o2 West Second
South. Salt Lake city, Utah, After
n above date will be sold at public auction
and unless payment Is made before, so
many shares so delinquent may DO
necessary will be sold on June 20, 1910,
ut 902 w. Second South. Salt Lake City.
state OF Utah. at the hour OF o'clock
p. m. to pay the delinqent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and eS-
pense OF sale,
w. A LANGFORD. Secretary
BY order or the board OF directors. Salt
Lake City. Utah. May s. l9lc, kS50
nDIDIfNE IIrINr lnu DILL
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
VIA Denver & Rio Grande.

To Oodep. 1925 q. m, .35 p. M, 81 90
tn Provo Canyon; 1850 a. nj. 80, $l.25
To pharaoh IS Glen, 500 a. m. 49,. 80
Returning Oh any train. Electric cars
from Ogden Union Depot 10 the Can
Won.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Sell Main $500. lndepenuens '00
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12


"How like . womanr' hs thought
He stood on ths old spot. tuning. But
he had not been standing thers long
when he perceived her coming round
the turn Of the rocks. With sigh OF
relief he sat down and began to un.
pack.
She was out of breath and coughing
when she reached him, and upon her
face was hot. hectic flush.
"You are late" he greeted her. 1T
thought ron were not coming, a. had
forgotten to ask you to come"
She strove to control her breath,
and her gray eyes, dark and shining
with the air and bodily weakness,
looked down at him
II knew you had taken 1t for grant
ed would come, % came"
Eyes; / stu need you." said he. His
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

to witness Q storm. ! discovered \
soon altar came here Thsrs = =
narrow opening In the rocks thsrA and
the water ~ Il comes mp
us IN fuss and violent fury h.
quoted, laughing.
She laughed too. sEomethine Of the
kind. But you must look where you
set your feet. for there are dangerous
places"
"You have been here some timeT
he questioned carelessly.
"For some months, and I have bsen
before" She caught her skirts deftiy
together and turned. He made no
movement to accompany her. II must
90. Till tomorrow. goodby," she said.
"Goodby." said the artist.
Idly he watched her descend the
rocks, wondering that she made her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

face strong eager ardor OF
silently to her old seat and sat down.
morning she seemed disnclned ta painter ndged
he wondans Why To <lsnos Oppressed him. and bis hands
Il wish you would tk believe ! could WORK better" he
murmured at length
place She seemed know well although she declared
that the people longer interested her.
THAT aecaton Of yoursthat people DO not INTEREST,"
She laughed lightly accusation bus aftsrward
grew pale She did defend herself at all Other
came to her tongue and she made him laugh more man
But ultimately she apsed into silence and he sulky
that was AZ life went that she should have silent NJ JUST
He worked than knew and when at last
head gently and sat at the foot OF
IT her leaning back muscle relaxed her face wan ana
had and he to the conclusion she had
get a new view Of the
Il really do without now" he said You need NOT
make 4 prisoner of yourself any more"
II you done Il may" she said
her dressed simply and and beautiful like
cd For the first time he noticed great shadows under ths
She looked at him. smiling artists blindness.
Then she pointed to the picture with slender foennse my
reality. said b. readily He looked at II
At her but be further than she had
pointed the painting down. with whimsical sigh
@t is going to rain and must be moving homs she said
.You need not tell me you are afraid Of lttl. ran.
Il did afraid" said she am only afraid Of
- tlis&"
She looked at him and shrugged her sheul4er ~Wy DEATH
rather death IN e but the going ont Of
and the sunlight which death msanA She shvsEe and
the made abrupt movement
They clambered the cliffs together side by side
although shall not be painting hope win
said right hand and improve
cOmadeship You going for awhile your"
sNot Just yet" said she. tagging
He sacksned biz pace catch the reply
shen shall again often. have doubt Here
Ihalieve Ways part
.Y live thereto the right" she said noddins her
had
His glance followed hsra
-Yss said ths third very tar
away you Goodbys
The morrow dull umutuous with drops now ana
again heavy The artist did not
% evening When II the sought watching
place among of which she had vas not
altogether surprised 20 nnd hsr thsEa
No rain falling then but above their heads gusts
tn wind oatsd the white foam spans ks ana
fs1 at point not far below their feet
He sHd on to Iedgs her ride and ~Hers ron
sreN he sojd saud enjoying the have doubt
can foam and fury" responded 4nd splen-
dor aheut II IOokg
she had hardly spoken the churnng sea Gig
fsSgsd dame q yellow light Upon thu hsals Of od
thunder, falling with gigantic roar
The giri paed Il afraid Of the lightning" she said
lyon b; here" said be Quisty. 40 her
hand and hed between h His wsre axed upon sky
ana
Her gass came itself upon hand
II srsadT saA ~ 9an drawing IN bic bFsath a. ufsd
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one hand from hers and pushed back his sweeping ham, -
light fell upon his face.
ing shset she with sigh II now" shs satd
But he forced hsr back ~Go whsn ~ bsa -
heavy coat put about Asr But ~ dn
and the susy torrents bated with and ssnt cold droDs
But she saying nothing Only b. a.
she rise The rain rafting about them stu he Ad -
the rocks
"Do you know have never told me your nansr h
booked down at her face from his tan height
That not Of much consequencencs shah soon hAva
done with It," murmured She NS
asked harshly.
She laughed softly bitterly, under -Mazsai
Oh. mol My Is Hilda-Hnda Lesranda"
"But you Englishr
yes quite English Good night" said shs.
He watched her move up the broad steps
saw the number upon i-No s1 It absTacty IN hs brain
when they the the sense Of somradssab -
tween them had deepened He felt himself sunhcenty q 4
be nconsequenty irritable and to show biz at
They seeraed than beforeand wider IT.
moods Jared
He was painting and little less distant than he -
watching Tho morning fair and sunny sfs -
storm and the air fresh The shore was cossH se1
she began to talk ana talked inspiraon cana u
listened putting short contradiction ana again Afe
ward he became almost compliment and she knsv ths
coming right
She took rosebuds from her ana phyas ~
looked and caught her It struck him
the arst her now.rs
They Get p The way Of my esacsptise" - NJ sslak
She TUNED ss.6iy pale .os1 u. aswss Al -
them far. 81
shs rose 30 very attar saying had es = -
He rousad hinse and hs wsuld y i e1ae ri
week 60 tomorrow" he said -Ws plan sens -
whan back This has ~ bssa work ~ - A4
some pleasure than"
She smiled assent -GNs my London. ~ ssid
to London Ten days had passsd whsn - sleus
for AFFAIRS had kept him back In stress ana ! -
had strangely missed her and the Wide AsA
at him from ont - many sorrowfui dresmA
.She cannot have gone awayg he felt hs fewer rSe 60
after day passed Hs % the old wasrs ~ M
xach
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slowly figure lighter he
thought When she had hnay he turned abruptly
and went away.
On ths following besos him he could ses
=. e s a. "a = ss aa .
You ars hers before me-" he nM Il belisvs am nrne
She turned .Asn Il hare been here all dayso sr said
quietly He noticed little basket at her side and some papers
"You very remarked with his nrst
touch of sympathy. He sat down in his old place
love IT" said the girl Her breath caught and he noticed In
Der the which had arrested him Ha
was glad that 1t remained there nnn he at work
The worked In silence for time then he glanced up
you may talk now II you like"
shs started 'Talks suppose you think would be
to remain silent"
7 sien. person. artist continually
told believe like their although You
seem to be an exception to the rule"
Il have lived much alone" she said "It makes diff
ordinary way should grateful bear
with talk very well Tou not a. foolish as the majority
THANK you." said she with twitching lips
BY chance ganng At her face he struck BY the
upon the look vide apart gave to face
This picture win be unlike other pantinga she said
musngy after pause 7 don't think have seen quiet Of
nay have painted don't remsmber- hs
ferently. "The storm here n not In the sea-"
.You face supplies the sismsnt-
laughed under breath WELL you haste
The remark struck him Lookss al the pictured face II.
seaass lines the passionate he could mot believe 20
sFa4 an opoWtng phaoeophcals
sTsu win psses % that" b said lees1edIy.
She laughed With Smother nest change to Yety.
shall be something sse- sad with
calm greater than that Of philosophy. suppose"
There calm philosophy" said man,
Of dead ashes. And any wind can blow that away"
she silent When shs spoke again her thoughts
reverted to his picture
h painting win b unique to mo IN another way she said
1T the er o ysu have IN which the cantrai interest
T. human one"
For moment he paused In his painting realize
her words The little strip Of the skya
had become subordinate to that Central stu hgure
sonas hunger Of the They existed
background e the Girls gaz&
"Yon are Z wchw hs exclaimed
The remark was the most personal the human
made to her She did not reply.
When senaA conatdeable tins aferward his
brushes saying be had done al cond present she
was st ale and silent The watched tired
sxprnn ~ forsook h perch and to 1T at the
hltH
Thex stayed there long dine man was sur
psA to notice tho hour when she lifted mpedmenta
length aad said Net III the ts been spant In
talking There had times a. silence y either
The pantar wondered vaguely Why
him ether did She ideal companion with the
gifts of silence and Of speech He did con-
clnson. but he felt the inauencs Of the fact
She suddenly an everyday air Of COM
radeahp that ~ forgot 70 to come again
Nas only whsn ~ hs way cnns the merit
Morning that b. rsmeMhd biz omtaou ana givings seizsd
him fsw steps farther tpld him shs was not thssa
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ehairs =
Perhaps gave Of cyncism to his lips
hsFshH tos the rocks heard light tread
sght figure into his solitude upon rock hut
seae's throw from him girl sat down
Her pefch the a with mans.
By. Gsd rock stood between them Through Of the
= y could zee her poe could see PALE cool face with pas
The ns glimpse Of the craving hunger Of that startled
tpor touched hr IN her suggestion Of
~posr She sweeping
and ntfis shore and unconscous Of an siss
hs might Be trying Ill her heart ana carry
iaadsqn.s he thought Of drowning man turning sass
toward heaven he sank he thought Of mother looking her
s ss sse ID q. tragedy Of sss s ACE sas frivolous
sAna IT, of paaA with ~ violet blua That had net
sasos a.. .stsns. : 70. ss,sosv 70 wor1
IN n an Of the fact that she being
fer him she could not hvs kept ssr auiatude Her say
gown simply mads tell In soft folds about her ns fri
wide hat Swallowed her face the hands
locked in front Of her were bare
Tha painter worked on forgetting
fea the In the keener realto hmof that growing
beneath his hand
quite suddenly she stirred. and two lines appeared
.piease Sit stll il only for moment longer" he
back % q. ~ . not ss s
anger slowly died. and when bis eyes again sought her face
merely quiescent
brush. THAT y all can do today" he said
The girl turned he small. pale face In which set
Is l,ssl
sic crossed looked his shoulder
heard hsr draw breath sharply.
-wa doesn't please you he asked lightly IS ono might
~ 4 child
x1asass met why. said Her 8 unchndsn
that bis attitude suddenly turned But
rscogni.s thu startled painin her voice
.qsothnx" She moved . little away bagan to
laugh softly "You nesd mind me- only laughing
Hs ala not reply and began to gather up his materials
.You aEs going nowr be asked
.. 8: -. :: s.s &c. . an e :sa: ~ e q aass
~ . s.s:.,i nos; I, =; ss''' 90 - .s'ss -
an "a ssse 4, - s.s ma ~ -:
aiudsd . stay dons WY H swung uts
sms spos yoa would nj Tor ne assn-another day.
= III would s. better-for the picturer she said
sIou WIN eonsv hs saia
~Wky. yes wins
wronaosEpw-eap youT
.s.,s 90. "A ial. .nle ssd 4 Dgs .ssp 1890 -
-khess % saas timer
ne t fingered They toeethsr watching desutory
vay ne gay 1gurss passing e and ffo bsneath
IL sush. vh .oueh q condascansson and shs knsw s.
was hnkng artists psscepca tia kssness Of which
ce hardly -xou .sr too simply dressed and moved too
1a i. pleased -of eours. knew you
.ss' y % II; .s s ,s ~, s.. Y
you s.sn hs local papsr would smuse ypg; q
~ s ~. :, ss.. = y: VI 9s 81,
ala not occur to him to ast hars ana she smiled again
~ss thss was shortly hsaorA wonder you know The
h,fst No, rhsy qus Htus thins.u fuss and
mpeos, eas must aspscs thst y sTsacA resort"
:. y: : ~ 8: {:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22

/, act sections and of an act entitled an
act to provide for tho Issuing OF county
bonds for permanent road or bridge I'm
| provement in the magisterial districts OF
| the counties OF the State. approved Feb
ruary %, 1905.
| BY Mr.. Bell: a bill to provide for tho is
suing OF county bonds for permanent road
or bridge improvement in the counties OF the
, State.
To Committee for Courts OF Justice.
BY Mr.. Cox: A bill requiring commissions
ers In chanccry to give notice OF time OF
filing reports in clerks Office.
BY Messrs. Cooke and DcaI A bill to pro-
, hib!t the acquiring OF private rights of way
by prescription,
BY Messrs. Cooke and Deal: bill to
amend and re-enact section -1S5 of the code
OF virginia as heretofore amended. so as
to provide for terminating yearly lease
on property. situated in any subdivision or
suburban or other lands divided into build
ing lots for residential purposes. by either
party giving notice in writing three months
prior to tho end of any year.
BY Messrs. Cooke and Deal: bill to
amend and re-enact section 1ISs of the Code
of Virginia, as heretofore amended, In rela-
ton to desertion OF premises by tenants.
BY Messrs. Cooke and Leaf: A bill to
amend and re-enact section ZIG of the Code
OF Virginia. as heretofore amended in re-
lation to how persons turned out or kept
out of possession OF land may recover it;
when the proceeding to be in court and
when II may be before a Justice.
BY Messrs Cooke and Dcal A bill to re-
peal section scs-A of the Code OF Virginia
of 1904.
BY aIessrs Cooke and Deal: A bin 10
define the relation OF landlord and tenant
for certain cases where there is no written
agreement between the parties upon tho
subject, and In cases of holdover tenancies
etc.
By Mr.. Fitzhugh: a bill to punish as a
misdcmcanor person who shall curse.
abuse or use vulgar or indecent language
over the telephone in the hearing of any
one while at tho telephone, and provide
punishment therefor.
BY Mr.. Keyser: a bill declaring contracts.
trusts. monopolies. conspiraces, etc, in re-
straint OF. trade, etc. Illegal; persons COM
bining with or becoming part OF or aid
Ing such monopolies, trusts or combinations
guilty of misdemeanor: how punished per-
sons monopoizng. guilty aud how punish
ed; Jurisdiction of courts duty OF Com
monwealths attorneys, suits to restrain
violations and for recovery OF damage: word
person defined.
BY Mr.. White: A bill to amend and re-
enact section 1910 OF the Code of Virginia
in regard to juries for the trial of felonies.
To the Committee on Militia and Police.
By Mr.. Sydnor: A bill to amend and re-
enact an act entitled an act 10 regulate the
Governors staff.
To the Committee on Rules.
By Mr.. Deal: a resolution to amend Rule
a. SO as TO provide for printing and dis
atributins bills before reporting by com
mitteeS.
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DEPUTY INSURANCE COMMISSIONER J.. n. DnENAMAH.
revenue to bring forward annually assess
inents for back taxes which have not been

revenue to bring forward annually assess
| inents for back taxes which have not beer
| paid
To Committee on Schools and Colleges.
By Mr.. Daniel: A bill to provide for the
apportionmcnt of the school funds for the
Commonwealth between tho races.
BY Mr.. Love: A bill declaring that nc
man shall be eligible to the Office OF divs.
ION or county superintendent of schools uu
less he is a citizen and legal voter in the
county or division over Which he is to be
appointed.
By Mr.. Ayers: a resolution to abolish
the five district school supervisors.
To Committee on Privileges and Elections.
BY Mr. Deal: A bill to legalizo primary
elections In the State of Virginia.
BY Mcssrs. Pendicton and Sutphin: bill
TO amend and rc-enact an act approved
March 5. 1891, as amended and rc-enacted
by an act approved March 3. 1900, and
further amended and re-ennctcd by an act,
approved December s, 1905 in relation to
cancies. judges. CLERKS and registrars OF
election and their qualifications
To Committee on General Laws
BY Mcssrs. Cooke and Deal: a bill to
Code OF Virginia of 1894. SO to restrict
the trading in second hand gratc baskets
gas. electric light and lead brass Xix
lures, etc.
By Messrs. Cooke and Deal: A bill to au-
,horize cities and towns 70 permit under
certain conditions awnings, fire escapes.
shutters, etc, 10 overhanS streets.
BY Mr. Cox: a bill 10 amend and re-en-
act section II of chapter ) OF the act con.
corning corporations. which became a law
on May Il, 1903, being para graph II OF sec
ton ll05 of the Code of Virginia.
BY Mr.. West. of Nansemor,l: a bill to fix
the weight of and regulate the trade in
cornmcal
By Mr.. stubbs A petition OF citizens OF
Gloucester county to have American flags
over public school buildings,
To Committee on Chesapeake and It's Tribu-
farirs
BY Mr.. Wexford: a bill 10 prevent tho
waters of any OF the tributaries of the
Chesapeake Bay from being polluted by
manufacture OF fish into fertilizer or OIL
By Mr.. Wexford: ~ petition of citizens
of Lancaster county, Va, for protection OF
fish and oysters.
BY S1essrs. Cooke and Deal: A bill to
amend section ol37 of the code OF virginia..
BY Mr.. Throckmorton: A bill to require
every railroad or trolley line IN this State
which uses any public road or turnpike, or
any part of the same, for tho use OF its
track or tracks. upon tho order of the State
Corporation Commission. to grade the public
road or turnpike along tho side OF its said
track or tracks to tho width of at least
thirty feet SO as to give the public as good
facilities for travel as was enjoyed before
said road or turnpike was used by said rail-
road: and also to provide suitable exits for
land owners along the road who have been
interfcred with BY the placing of said track
or tracks said public road or turnpike.
To Committee on Roads nnd Internal Navi-
cation.
BY Mr.. Bell: bill to amend and re-en-
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House Bills
The following were presented and referred

The. following were presented and refcrred
under Rule 81:
TO Committee on Finance.
BY! Mr.. Houston: a bill 10 clear tho titles
OF real estate from liens OF certain delin
quent taxes and leries and to provide FOR
tho better enforcement and collection OF de
llnquent taxes and leyics upon certain lands.
and to provide for tho sale of certain lois
and tracts Of land in the state OF Virginia.
charg cable with delinquent taxes. l
BY Mesars. cooke and Deal:sA bill To in, .
in, addition to that prescribed by law. und
for the protection of certain fish
BY Mr.. Daniel. a bill providing for the
annual colecti9nsof a tax OH AUTOMOBILES
by AIcssrs. Cooke and Deal: A hill to I'm.
pose a special license tan on persons trad I'M
In second-hand crate baskets. gas, water
and electric hSturns. etc, N III X X X
& By Messrs. Cooke aud DenI:y5 a bill IA ~ "a.
peal chapter 81 &c tho Acts OF 1906. author
iizing the sale OF lots purchased hy the Com
monwealth FOR deltnauent taxes and not s "a
doomed within four Years or more. a y
sI by MI, Adams; a M resolution Ia extcntl
stats CID ~ 10, rosi building tha several
4, ~ Mt; Deal % - bur INC collector,
81 taxes ana oyinsB on aplnpertySS omitfen
from tho land asset a,acnt 'booku lnrlor y :
4sp. ana ~ feqlslF COM lSsionerg VI ths
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Senate Bills

BY Mr.. STROBE: A bill providing for tho
election OF the members of The State Cor
poration Commission by the qualified voters
of the state and providing for their terms
and commissions.
BY Mr.. Parsons: a bill TO abolish the dis
trict school supervisors appointed by tho
State Board of Education.
BY Mrl McAlcHander: a bill 10 amend
and re-enact an act. approved March g. 1884,
In relation to appointment OF electoral
registrars of election.
BY Mr.. owen A bill to amend and re-cn
act an act entitled an act to regulate the
Governors staff.
BY Mr.. Ward: a bill TO authorize any
county. In this state, in the discretion of Its
local road authorities. to usn its apportion-
ment Of State money. aid. appropriated for
construction OF. bridges. and providing how
such money shall be expended.
BY Mr. Ward: A bill to amend and ro-cn-
act an act entitled an act to make railroad
companies liable for damage from fire oc-
casioned by sparks or coals thrown from
their engines or trains. whether such fro
originate on the, railroads right Of way or
not and regardless of the use or condition
OF spark arresting appliances, approved
March 10, 1905.
BY Mr.. Halsey: a Joint resolution relating
to tho joint resolution OF the Congress of
the United States proposing an amendmene
to the Constitution of the United States to
be known as Article WI.
BY Mr.. Halsey: A bill to require county
and city treasurcrs to send out notices in
writing to all persons assessed for poll
taxes.
BY Mr.. Halsey: A bill to amend and rs-
enact sections III and 1ls OF an act, an
proved ApriI1s 1903, entitled AN act to raise
revenue for the support OF the government
and public free schools AMI to pay the In
iterest on the public debt, apd to provide a
special tax for pensions.
BY Mr.. Halsey: a bin to require tho re-
porting of cases of infectious, contagious,
communicable and dangerous disease TO
boards of health
act section 81 of an act entitled All act to
raise revenue for tho support OF the govern
ment and public free schools and to pay the
interest on the public debt. and to provide
special tax for pensions.
& By Mr. atkins: a Joint resolution In
regards to State money aid for road build
Ing In the State.