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THE SENATOR.

We a.-J oa the good ship Senator. Prom placid Elliot Ray. NuJ -r- the dawn of another morn Wr Were miles upon our way. rrr for fHa Golden Nerthand. Tr lbe fmaue town of Nome. WhaH ta =aHe meant anly adventure Ea t4 s4He of u+ meant home. nf Jap-e aha rode upon the ship N4r.4f deal mieht he said Aruy rarrad upon the deck nu. ema went straight to bed AuJ aa-H 4nather night had come Mu.l Nls maWu upon the waters. Some If ii hy thc sons of Men" Eut m1re.o of it by daughters. .Th, tme.se idly Whiled away A He ale eur meals in rete Es telling warns at the table That Hrra enough to sink the boat NH Hara now light hearted. Thaush mol for long alas. For Ue Hera doomed to trouble Ere NC reached the Unimak Pass. Tha fog came down on Us so thickly Tho Pas could not be found And -p far sixty hours
 NJ. drifted round and round Tu,l lhe mil1h had vanished Iluu all nul little hand: When La' fine fog lifts gently And the captain sighted land. Strtightway the ship is headed Into the Eehring Sea; Of all fhe people on the seas The harpiret people We Searching for the Golden Fleece" Nl matter where or when, Wou aiNays remember the Senator,
 trip.
 In August ninrtccn-ten.
 ANON.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN WILL
 COST GOVERNMENT 4 MILLION

WNStfiNGTpN n. = Nue 25
 Ta. tHee5 states Government win he 1H.,I ta f4s Il Nert large portion of fh bGf af thc Democratic campaign
 Htfar dmng the approaching f4Hf r7r control of thr next Congress
 rh frf hae met hecomc known fH.GaH Inc aunounccm.ut at tho '..eef7#- Congressional Gommittee ..IHalsf be that the campaign f.> h4aa af Hat uuA E made up en- #f excerpts from fhe Cougrcs
 ~ Eaaad and can therefore b,
 .. through thc malls free under tnHs1a iaHa franks Tbe book con
 H. It na=e= and tn hf1 for hand me 'H@a m lhr mails. which the l'a attlllee Department must pay. will ww ela=e ta the minian-dorar mark
 WHle m past campaigns practically
 F.r #ratr1 of Congress used hi frank t1 zgud speeches and other par- t.". If ta Cougeasianal Record L. Hl tHHeHts. this k thr first time ht aay p4rt> has been 50 bold as to
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOR
 SALE

n f.- b.HH.t. e#t Hr turt sla4 -e .r## md reI-.m
 In tho mrrer u > It =u.,at. a8Htfut Iu HaHErHrf.. Nu a#
 Tn Hg ,r,Ura..lr S II sr..a.. .. Neue u tHe uurr uau.4H. 1uGfart
 Natfre is heI=ee H.u -hat-a#- zE. 59# d4y "r -rr.s=HHeH. }s#.. If T. m tA,u. NH h#a H.. aa sfaIHar# ur the HTz.z= E.. q I.#t#z=l f Inc office, af tfaua# F#a=### n t6- Som. Iaa## e@-t= Ias..aa sladaaa aa.n.. ..a.#la.a - application fars##. .f r.. f.s=z# described property. e-aH.
 eur Hrrgcuthatrr #Hat.a H##s#H#. tae-f,,oIatiau e4 aa.| IH cHHFras~ Gordon i#H H#H Iar,f cutter ga#uu. .aa.a.la= TaHT Remington fsI..-laa. E# sataer with rHs =laa.. le== bad auffrrs. ra..s- and saaatH.as p-HlH He ta th. a.Hea af IL. >#a baa te1 pae.r. a Nam. Na.la
 eHb#eat to an rH-HHHtsn.. Inf E##eH ud Interest tu##aa. evidenced a= -HatfzH marr-aaa =ara. .aa r. N 8aaaa lon. ef Seattle -H=H. a.a4 #a laaa
 If d application asHaa fla saIe af lii reafaas HW he asae safHaIh a #aetHa ta tH. Ea md b.st biIder aH aI.H .aasaaI = confirmation by He ma...sa.H ~ aamiuaau.. Of #uaH H..flns sHf#H an The conclusion ar such a5E b, taken t1 uty 1efh h#dar of s.utamhar 1ale at o.elaeE f. h.. .n tae a.Hae afares9d and to tfua.t .aah aa.r taz.Hes a. mas H#=HeH.. .tHe heaetfe aueh msetug
 Dated Auatt -. ffIa
 ] F, HOBBIES
 Referee H gWa##f4=F
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the airmau says. "Gi>o ma mar- power which spells srred F. tur builders of acraplaues he erip- "e'au stmct me planes capable of th. max mum speed.
 And the speed of thr a,rarlanes has been creeping ur Al first if e1# a5 miles an hour. Then came 4u Slaa this was l"ft behind Roaua prepared aerodrumes a pace of 41 and fl Hae- an hour Was attained Nor did The seeking of =retd end here. Win rer- Ing monuplaH-s rate uf 55 and GO mnos am hour beeamr ra--ibl.. Nat satisfied with this. pilots haNe added ml.e hy mile until the latest records stand al G6 miles an hom Personally l believe a speed of 25o and e.-a 2oo miles an hour Will come.
 Fresh Pabst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
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GREAT SPEED
 IN FLYING

LONDON. Aug 25.-Clande Ora
 ham-White. the aeronaut says that
 peed is the airman's demand. Tn speed he sees a solution of his greatest problems. Gradually it has dawned upon him that the air is the ideal ele- ment for hlgh-speed traffic-that through the air before very long. speeds will be attained which are i'm possible with vehicles on land or ships on the sea. To the makers of engines
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ob Printing at Nugget office.
NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hrrob. given tat under and pursuant to a writ of exc eution and order of sale issued out of the District Court for the District of Aiaska Second Division. on the 2d day of Scrtemher 1910 in the action of < \ Keller. plaiutin. agalust r r. Seanlon and Anna A. Scam,u ala. F. F. Scanlon. dcirhtluts. where in eaid plaintiff obtun,d a lud-m-at against the said | ',lGLuja on thc 3l day of September. 1910 which sail Judgment was recorlee or aaid day in Judgment Docket of said Court at page 153 I shall. at the front loor of the Court House af t'te said Curt in Nome, Alaska. on the 3d day of Oc- tober. 1910 at the hour of 9 D. m. of said day. sell by auction to the high est and best bidder for cash all tE" right title and interest of the said defendants. and of each of them of. in. and to, those certain placer mining
 '''9 H''ui'S III '-'ull'i NiIA itt'iu - ing district District of Alaska. known as and called Scanlon Fraction. on ophir Creek. Marie Fraction on Er- mimic gulch and adjoining said Sean lon Fraction, and Gerald Mine. on said Ophir Creek. which said property was attached by me pursuant to a writ of attachment duly issued out of the said Court in the said action.
 Dated September 3. 1910
 T. c. POWELL,
 United States Marshal. District
 of Alaska. Second Division.
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NOTICE or mARsHAt's SALE.

Public uutieg is hereby gym that ny virtue of . 01it of execution dated July 30. 1aie. issued out of the District Court for sHe Second DIviz.5a. District of Alaska. on cost judgment rru. drrcd in said court on the 18th dav or June. 19os in favor of Ami Hydrwu. x Drlia5ea Company. dHd against r. II. Anderson and r. CHHHerg. | witt offer for sale II public vaadae tu the highest and hrzl bidder for cash ou the 5th da> af September. lalp at t3y front door ar fha United states pi. trtct Count House Nome. Niash1. all If the right ttie and interest of r. Ghilbcrs in and tn that certain pllca mining claim situated In tHe Cape Nome Recording District. District of Alaska. known and described aa NJ. | Ahov" Discovery ou Lake Creek
 Dated at Nome. Ala s,st. fhi sta day of August. 14ln
 T. C. POWELL.
 United St5tr4 Marshall Second
 pfEHzfaH District af Arta}d.
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TEXAS IN NO HURRY
 TO BE CARVED

Er #H#e m vhitr on agitation
 #a.d m T.xls far dt.mrmb.r- .aG new movement L. that end ua. tr rraer. atnweH tt ,lnuo a De. r.feHvd armtdahl. HHaraH | would appear that
 at.. some sirafaEIeaI end
 H## r.t m tho thick of an ..#af FeIHsta GsH1 and hr hts al. .. hr.r 1aHiu-t division An at .. fr. et,u tte cmfV ymrwyr '.rr O. made Ja draw hum out EHa4#9 abe constitution provides ".. Ha Stafe shah hrtistdcd without
 H=aHr f,Vrs Wtz admitted au #v#Hz Hr,lsfaH tHar f courd Ee
 .-# Ht- 6-e states ab-Hevcr thtt =Hat.I ...,m rretef or course
 Heerte seuII have ta agree ant ...Era== sanction 3He such carving up tHr H=#- Star state but the pro
 sHara. It Ua- inserted to give
 -F eH7u.a to E5fn more com "V.afrh and nuJ rlr the war r s hE rme lime might have been numbered. TH, agitation seems ta
 HffHe Gucc cuch time it is .....# and tH,rr are some reasons ur division would h. If value to
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The p"'II" af fHs northern -...... Tho Pathfinder dtetrte, I ufsa ..u.. fef a state and tz rorBariaH Hf.t. a4ti5t Its Interests ur. uugH ua,. with the territory north af r uu Wifh tn" Gulf section Of tb. sfaf.
 Trxas had mure than thraa mH.r af people ten wears u.a and f#aa
 H1s four millions ue.. t.. tt...s1 IT. been rapid esIfeaa1. r 1T. aatt section. I' hts mr. uun ..z II.
 area If Feuus,Iv3na aAa II.
 I of thr land #aluNuaa =at#ft il. I'm. il max het =au,a.a aaaaa-
 t'm,lrr baaf just rubl.Eaa- contains hr Inc af@t rma 5# = r... da1uu.rt ja h. HrH-H F=-5ar pnIer bearing aR the case. il 1rreu. that Great Britain lost great apror nuity in net eneanraeiue n- Tex4u in their earl, ztrurrl. for H4af.at
 zee. when t might hatr trt ! auH colony without HtatruHe HH H. Monroe Doctrine In our eUIt# u#u r would have had larpr cotton aFr. TH- however af bt-tIisH Hf..... aaI4 There jz 6u#e r.l.sn = a.H.... that Texas NH b, ai.p,mter-4 r this Generation W u.rH r-urratrr- tion of authof.tk rather raH tHr Verse Philadelphia Inquirer
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force the Government te rav uete. on its campaign text buas h #I.u of the country Hidc arifatIaH Tor ...a. temica reforms in tho ro#fu arru fzatian and If the almost uuitef Il .u aor~emout of the Carter bin fa1 pl.ra reorganization introduced u ehr a-t GenGrr-s ia Seustar Carter. of A4a fsu5. many af the leading Democrat - first oppased tEe scheme ta h.. th. Congressional frank to -eud aHf tH. eanpairn teXt hook of tHe fa4tt
 They Insisted that such artia1=Haula place them in aG auhoIv Heat aa.a they went upon public r1ffarm# =ma made drmandz faf economy n fiIe a.t- tional Government Pleas of paKprt. and lack of campaipu fund aa th. .fsit of those in charge of the hsal finally prevailed. and Uncle Sam aaI harr to pay tbr pemaruar mHH bills
 The Republican trxt book contain original matter and therefore cannot be sent through fhc mails under frank
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-05

If you are dissatisfieo with your strong Eastern butter. come to US for a brick of our own brand. Sweet Brier." made iron, fresh whole milk to our special order. The taste tells. Ask your neghbor.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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YomR cAMnY nAck

lf you can find any stale candy in a hox of Tobys, he will gladly take your candy back and make you present Of an entire bo~ as well as your money.
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NOTICE.

The Japanese barber shop formerlt located at the foot of Steadman avenu. has removed to the shop opposite the Nugget office.
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Darling & Dean Co. have installed a i'm shop in connection eth their store, end are prepared to furnish uydraulle Pipe. Smoke Stacks, Tirware. and do all kinds of repair work
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eo To THe No ,TH bod

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
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The very best Job Printing at th. Sugget Office.
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j. NJ. SLOAN. Nj. Q. c u

AIHfa.r IurFerzt- Edinburgh f. E C EuHHaa.H. r. F. F & S
 9i.4Aa hauH4 aa. anH a ?. m Phone tHH. NHw fa re# ieUye Black e.
 Prize Winner Draaghr Seer or sale at the Eagle as soon as the CeruH0 arrives.
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R. fErl ltu
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Fresh Psbst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
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T. C. POWELL. United state Marshal. Second biEisiaH District af &tt-}.d.
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district and rain Is expected.

district and rain Is expected
Six hundred fire fighters who left
Thompson Falls. in Montana. four DAYS
ago. are reported lost. and Forest Su
peryisor Bushnell. OF the Cabinet re.
serve, who is at Thompson. fears all
may have persisted.
The fires have swept past Wallace.
| The towns of Occur d'Alene district
have passed the FIRST stage OF wild. un.
reasoning panic and have settled down
with more or less compOsure to wait
for the list of dead.
Forty men are dead north of Muir.
ray, Idaho. along independence creek.
where the fires were the fiercest.
The list is constantly growing. as
the forest rangers. with red eyes and
, blackened faces. penetrate the rails
uOw Choked with fallen logs and bring
word Of fire sighting crews cut on
camps wiped out. ranchers and home
steaders caught in the path of the
flames and mountain towns left in
ashes.
Hardly a bridge in the whole couD-
try around Wallace is left and the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation. North.
ern Pacific and Chicago. Milwaukee &,
Puget Sound lines are crippled to some
extent. The burned district in Mon
3 tana, generally speaking. extends east
. TO Missoula, north TO the headwaters
Of the st. Jose and in other directions
nobody knows how far From the top
OF the hills everything as far as the
eve can see is swept bare
II Is said that insurance on the
! buildings destroyed in Wallace will
, total S35000O. Losses are stu esti.
mated about 100000
That Elk city. Wash. Is still on the
map is due solely 20 the heroism OF
! the women Of the town. who. while the
male popul"tion was fighting the a.
vance OF the conhagration. guarde.
their homes and business houses. ex
tinguishIug flames wherever they ap.
pesred
The town Is ont OF danger. but the
conditions ia the surrounding regions
are growing worse. The wind has
again risen go gale and the adjacent
mountains are seething mass OF
flames
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The entire Iron mountain is again
burning with renewed fury.
The American river district is a gil
gantic furnace for miles. A number OF
outlying settlements. from which the
Inhabitants have fed sre certain OF
destruction.
Forest Ranger Porter wires Assist
ant Ranger Brown. at Grapgeville. as
follows:
situation desperate. Whole couRtry-
ablaze. Must have help To save prop
erty."
The FIRE In the Clearwater reserve.
according to advices. is absolutely be
yond control and all hopes OF subduinE
the flames until IL rains have been
abandoned.
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word that its contents shall not be re-
peated TO the duke. your father. II |
let you read 1t will you agree TO that 90
And who has written this letter =
nOncommittally.
His majesty the king OF Jugend-
heit." slowly.
"A letter from the klngr' she cried.
curious. should it not be brought 10
me on a golden salver%
1T is probable that am bringing II
TO you ar the end-of a bayonet," sol
EMMY. IF the duke learns IL contents
the inevitable result VIII be war"
A silence fell upon them.
"He declines the honor of my hand
is that not IT." she finally said.
The chancellor assented.
"Ahr' with a note Of pride in her
voice and fash In her eyes. "And ~
You VIII tell the duke that you have
changed your mind" gravely.
And IL refuse TO change my
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only a raggei aud grimy carter who
demanded peremptorily 70 be admit
ted and taken TO his eXcellency at
once.
GO away The maJordomo spun
on his heels CONTEMPORARY.
Il Will skin you alive" vowed the
carter. striking the iron with the butt
OF his whip. IF you do not open these
oates Immediately. Open"
III you do not stop hammering on
those bars I shall send for the police"
The carter thrust hand through the
grill There was a ring on one OF his
fingers.
"Imbecile. set your eye on that and
admit me without more ado"
The majordomo was thunderstruck.
He threw buck the bolts. and the
carter pushed bis way IN. That ring
on the carriers dnger.
Take me 10 the baron"
Vastly subdued. the majordomo pre-.
coded the carter into the Office OF the
embassy aud went In search OF the
barOn, who WAS In his study.
Your excellency. there Is a man in
the office who desires 70 see you quick.
ly. 4 carter
The ambassador jumped 10 his feet.
zone moment. your excellency. He
wore ring on his finger. and could
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straneled to Death PLAYING on swina.

Edward Burton. a twelve-year-old
boy OF 1923 Dakota street. Philadel-
phia. was found hanging in the cellar
of his home by his mother The boy
died a half hour later He had been
playing in the cellar and had rugged
up a rope swing In some manner the
boy became entangled about the neck
in the swing and was unable TO release
himself In his struggles the rope be-
came frightened around his neck and
strsngled him.
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am to be offered
across this from
tier or thRt?"
The chancellor
moved uneasily.
You viii. then.
tell the duke that
yoa have changed
your mind. that
you have recon =
sidered ?" he per-
sisted.
This evening.
Now. godfather,
you may kiss her
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(To BE CoNrINUED.J
Clicked BY shirtband.

Edward McNaughton. seventysix
years old, was accidentally strangled
to death in his room at the Man
sion house. Newark. n. j. The old
man was subject to fainting spells.
and 1t is believed that he slipped from
chair while in one Of these faints.
his shirtband catching on the valve OF
the radiator in the room. causing him
TO strange
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-03
Boy Kills Hls Cousin

While two boys were playing with
a shotgun at the home Of AIenas
Sankler. a few miles from Cresson
Cambria county. Pa. Charles f. Beck.
aged nine years. was shot and instant.
iy killed by HIS cousin. Willie Sanker.
aged eleven years. the lads head be.
ing almost blown on The boys had
been observed playing with the gun.
but were not interfered with. because
IL was supposed TO be DOT loaded.
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$1,000 Reward For Chauffeur.

John Deans. the chauffeur. who
speeded after Edward T. Rosenheim-
er's automobile after - had killed
Miss Grace Hough in New York city.
will receive a reward OF $1,000 from
Walt b Hough. the father of the girl.
Mr. Hough declared that Il was but
Just that Deans should be rewarded
for bringing Rosenheimer to Justice.
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SEARCH FOR DEAD
IN FOREST FIRES
Scores OF Bodies Have Been
Found in Ashes.
1000 FIGHTERS ARE MISSING
FLARES Rage Unchecked In Five
States-Women Save Town-Many
Villages Still Threatened.

Villages Still Threatened.
Nearly the whole panhandle of
Idaho. imbered mountain country. is
on fire. and 1t Is possible that 400 per
sons may have persisted
United States Forest Supervisor w.
f. Weigle has not heard from 500 of
his men who were In the burning
woods, and be fears they may have
persisted
He sent Ranger A. f. Holcomb to
open up the old Mullan road leading
TO the Bullion mine. where eight bod
les are buried.
The known dead now number so.
Three towns are In ashes. They are
Taft. Deborgia and Henderson. The
old part Of st. Regis has been de-
stroyed. and half OF Wallace. Idaho,
where forty-fve lost their lives. lies
In ruins
A crowd was sent out 70 the big
fork OF the Occur d'Alene. where
twelve bodies are buried under the
ruins. This will necessitate the clear.
ing OF thirty miles of road 10 Wallace.
Besides the twelve dead al Big Fork.
three men suffered broken legs and
three others were totally blinded.
Heavy clouds are hanging over the
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mindT'
Il am resigned TO any and all
events"
"War" Her face was serious. And
what has the king TO suggest?r
''He proposes 10 accept the humilia-
ton OF being rejected by you"
why. this IS a gallant king. Pouf.
There goes a crown OF thistledown. Sc
Then she laughed There was nothing
but youth in the laughter-youth and
gladness. Listen 10 me. / declare
20 you that / am happier at this mo-
ment than | have been in days. To
marry man / have never seen, whose
looks, character and habits are IN
known-why. l have lived In a kind OF
horror. am freer' And she uttered
the words as with the breath OF spring.
The chancellor's shoulders dropped a
trifie more. and his hand closed down
over the letter.
There Will be no war;" resumed her
highness. Il know my father. Our
wills may clash. but in this instance
mine shall be the stronger"
"But this is not the end"
"You mean that there viii be other
kingsT'
Yes, there will be other kings. am
sorry. What young girl has not her
dream OF romance? But prsacesses
must not have romances. Yours. my
child, must be a political marriage. IL
IS a harsh decree"
My highness will or VIII not marry.
as she pleases. Am chattel that I
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Lived Ten Years Past Aundred

over 10 years old. Mrs Mar
garet Johnson believed TO be
the oldest colored woman in New
York state. died at her home In Bav
Side, l.. |. The aged woman was hale
and hearty up TO few years ago.
but gradually failed Mrs. John
sos was born on the south shore OF
Long Island on MAY Is. 1900. accord.
ing 10 the death certificate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-03
NJ a ~ NORFOLK &
n' " u' WESTERN.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.

SNLi ALL Rail LINZ 10 NORFOLK.
schedule m Eject June u, 1910
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond FOE
NORFOLK; bs:lO A. NJ, 900 A. n; 500 p
d, s3;i0 p. NJ. b7;OO p NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE wEST-s6.i-
A. NJ, 900 A. NJ, 1910 Noon; a $500 p. n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk 1I:25 A N
II 80 A. ~, $3.50 p. NJ. b 1925 p. NJ, IL:
= n From the West; $3.50 A. NJ. also p
~, 2;l5 p. n, .6;O5 r. n, 300 p N
DAILY Daily except Sunday. sunday only
Pullman. Farlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe Din.
ing tars. 9. II. BOSLEY.
". Is, BEN d. r A., Richmond. Va.
G. p. A, Roanoke. Va.
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The HdWkinS-PriCe Co.
batr Growers ano Restorers.
TRADE MARX REcIsrERRDJ

CARRIES A FULL LINE OF NATURAL HUMAN HAIR.
bFAiDS' BANGS, PoMPADOURS AND THE STYLES
FRONT PIECES-ALL COLORS-BLACK, BROWN. GRAY AND
MINED GRAY THOSE DESIRING PLAITS MATCH THE HAIR
MUST BE VERY SURE STATING EXPLICITLY THE CoIoRs
DESIRED 1T Is ALWAYS SAFE SEND SMALL SAMPLE OF
HAIR IF POSSIBLE. 50 THAT BE IN A POSITION TO
MATCH 1T CORRECTLY.
PRICES; BRAIDS, (NATURAL HAIR) $3.50; ALI-ROUND
PoMPADoURs, CNATURAL. HAIR). $500; FRONT PIECES
Cultural HAIR, S2.5O.
PesHt TO the
Of ta harm
Ses~1r Ia boa.to
the
iuned
thu most heptuai rad4r
whit
to do vhoh
'sponlen Of tA rauyhin
% put in print
i hers remind the uhlc
aDis
Cure Ralpof
he Rose
o
be sa eLnu
AAHes Aoaey Order Address nztons 49, Ne money ONSH'
HAWKINs-PHdCE COMPANY
A""Ao S"Oh oI0 n. LIST
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not refuse him.
The maJordomo
W hiSpeE'd two
words he am
baSSadOr rushed
from the study
IL was dark In
the embassy OF.
fee. Quickly the
ambassador light
ed some candles
Gas would be toe
bright for such a
meeting.
We'll. your ex.
cellency ?" said q
vote G from the
leather lounge.
who are your
TT,r Vf,Fa NO. 80
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Truth UnsolIed

Truth Is as impossible to be soNed
by any outward touch as the sunbeam.
Milton.
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Brain Dependent Upon tho Body.
A good brain loses half It's value
when Il works with a weak body.
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serene hiGhneSs
on the forehead.
This honor TO
me ," The chan
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snail MED ihE CellOr trembled.
WHOLE ROOM TO "Even 80"
DANCE IN" -
touch her with his hands. but the kiss
he put on her forehead was a benedic-
ton.
You may go now" she said. for
shall need the whole room to dance in.
am free. II only fer little while"'
(TO BE CONTINUED