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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

by Mrs Slater, another wealthy widow, who Is
the sole occupant Of this palace save for the
IS servants who minister to her needs.
Wealthy widows, It may be added, have not
shirked the responsibilities Of house building.
Indeed, on the contrary, It seems to be one OF
their fads. Mrs Letter, In addition to her
town houses, has lately been building sum-
mer cottage" costing hundreds OF thousands
Of dollars on the North Shore Of Massachu-
sets near the summer home Of President Taft
Mrs. Hay, widow of the late secretary OF
state. has built magnificent mansion In Cleve-
land; Mrs. Pullman and Mrs. Marshall Field
have ordered new homes from plans which
they had a hand In making; Mrs. Hit has
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

Figg--What are you having carved
on the photographers tombstone?
Fogg-Taken from life. = Boston
Transcript.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

1t looks as n tie devil never took :
vacation
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

won't you come and promenade
with me. MI. I.ambnose?"
Certainly. 1t is most kind Of you
to ask me-"
-oh. no. am perfectly selfish. MY
friends say my spring costume makes
ne look as idyllic as shepherdess,
and l want you dong to complete the
picturs-yau are SO shee-so lambiike."
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

-EAI,THY American widows
Al "A have come in recent years to
to play a most important part
WV IN several important divisions
" of the worlds affairs. 1t Is
81 not. either, merely here In the
:: ! ! ! : !. !
TH limited States that these mon
sH7M eyed women are making their
HLULM influence felt. On the con-
A. SseA y trary. their influence has pro-
J ven fully as potent in many
circles abroad-so much so,
indeed, that the good people
,..no have been compelled to sit up and
- ,ot,ce Of the American widows as class
III worthy to rank with any subdivision OF
-..s.tv abroad (not even excepting the nool-
- n the comparison be made on the basis
:, - owns or millinery or jewelry or any OF tne
liner standards by which the feminine "orio
sefs such store. -.
's'1 49, On the United States it would be diff
.,,t TO name sphere in which the wealtny
~,so,s have not been exerting tremendous
'-s',nca Of late years Even in politics they
80. NOT waited upon the victory of the suf-
80 cause to enable them to take hand.
- ,he present, to be sure, their influence Is
.'s,rsct hut 1t is none the less tangible, as
--s.rsss the power of the salon maintained by
80, brilliant woman, Mrs. Hit, widow OF the
80 chairman Of the foreign relations commit
- ~ the house of representatives and the
sserine which Senator Beverage OF Indiana
80 had through the fact that his wife is the
s,.svoman of Mrs. Marshall Field, widow OF
ne Chicago merchant.
socially there is no question as to the ire
,endous power of the American widow. To
r,sIise II one has only to stop to reflect how
-. rolite world is dominated by the hospitali-
~. - such well-to-do widows as Mrs. L. z.
letter. widow Of the Chicago
r.ulti-millionaIre and mother
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

letter. widow Of the Chicago
multi.millionaire and mother
n the late Lady Curzon,
late vicereine Of India; Mrs.
George NJ. Pullman, widow OF
ne car builder; Mrs. Thorn
q r. Walsh. widow OF the
mining King" Mrs. Mary
Scott Townsend. widow OF
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

she--vehy do you look 50 tired and
baggard? Were you called too early
this morning?
He--No; was called too often.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-07

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

HINofIAMroN, n. r.. Aug. 11.-s
Prestdent Charles III. Ebbetts, cT tt14
Brooklyn Buperb4s, hrs closed Mcgee
tiAtton1 with the Btnghamton Ath~
iettc Association Tor the purchAAo IN
Fischer, catcher; ''glow Joefs noyf1.
pitcher: Snyder, nrst nasemAn, ~
HARRY LuMley. tho former Hr0okly4
player. who = now manager and lex4
fielder u the Bfn8hamton team. an4
als0 leads the State LeAgue IN hek4
ting. The documents were signed ~
uttoA yesterday, and II was aar&e4
that ths change should not ~ nnda
until the close of the Stats League
oeADon. J.
sonas doubt u expressed = IL
whether Lsnnley win join Hropklyn
o. remain with HfnghAmton for ~
other season. IAst year he was -
served ~ Brooklyn ma then released
70 Hlnghemt0n. There n no donh&
about the other players. And thAx
Will hec1ne part and parcel of the
|DupNfbas - soon ~ the season III tho
6tAte LsA8ue ende
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12
GOOD ROADS TRAIN
AT CULPEPER

K Speciaf ID The Richmond vireiniAn.l
CJJLPEPER. VA, August 11.-Ths
Southern railway rood roads train.
lop~ra&Sd n connection WITH the
Tinted States once 0f public roads,
reached Culpaper 1t r. -. to-day
ana the lectur4 On the subject q
Hc0d xpadp Az those A chaxxN wsrs
mcst Instructive and as9tsntivsly HIT
ened 10 ~ those present.
AZ ths good roads meeting IN the
op4rA house. = good rOads county
association Waa formed with Nr.
PlsAk ~ president: Dr. Lsson Nalle,
vire4pre1tdents Fred Hud91ns aAcre-
tary. and q. u. Slaughter. q treasures.
IA great deal Of interset wAs mEua-
Eested Ii tho meatangS both NJ eha
rood roads car IL the railway 1tAtion
and at the Opera hou1e. CulpNpo1
county hAs latey 6ons ahaAd n huil6.
tng mecadam rcAdn. AsAd tAe peOptA -
awakeninx to III good rspaslts. landl
enhancing IA value one hundred ~
Cant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

lower than whore the owner must
buy tho extras separately.
THE policy OF our company In this
particular II simply an Indication Of
the tread or demand Of the buytn9
public. The average American nCw
wants his car complete when M 9stD
ii. without the necessity or the un-
certainty OF future expanss n 6tttn9
ii up to suit him. We hAv6 sfnpiy
satisfied his demand by dressing NJ
the Hudson cars with AL desirable -
ternaI equipment. In addition, of
course. the chr itsen has undesgone
4 thorough process Of refinement. from
the bolt In the forward snd Of the
frame to tho tail lamp q The rear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-12

VI Tho cars tn Forest lin Park have
been crowded fOr the past few days
with people anxious 20 get OUT or the
hot city limits II only FOR short
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
EMPRESS oowAoER

on page ihre, of this ,dIt.nu vp nave taken little af the space uusa Iv tv"vtod e. th- news nf the world. ts .,t forth few facts in relation 10 ,n' present empress dowager of Ch.na. .H that the majority who come under ,.c heading of well read. and well ii . ."rmed people are Iu doubt. or TT ''Ne been about the axiteenc,. If s,v,h a creature. but for inc. benefit nf an 7heptical and douhtrrs who are ever "ith us, and more especially for .Ee snhghtment of the editor nf the n4orn- tns paper who sets himself up as a critic on all matter sunder the sun '- ell as a correct vendor nr the worlds news.
 When person sets himself up as i" critic and in the supreme isnoranc of his egoustIcaI nature believes he Is well endowed to pass upon all aues- lions "f state. is authority for the liv- ing and the dead ;he Alpha and Omega 0f all questions both religious and polite. the only remedy this world has to prescribe is liberal helping nt crow administered in roxinc doses tn be effective.
 The Nugget being absolutely m the right, and standing on is dignity of being th" correct and only reliable vender ef news on Seward Peninsula not only in a local way. but the news gathered from the four cardinal points of the compass is in duty bound to l"sent any and all attacks made upon authentic articles appearing in rts columns
 We were not In the least disappoint- 'd that the morning paper failed to ''eept our challenges published sev. 'fsi days, even If their attention w.s called 10 the same n many and dlrsrs ways. nor Were We surprised 10 lea-p that its editor would rather eat s lib. ersl helping of crow" than to di,. play sufficient courage to come ont like q man and tell his readers. We made mistake. and will have 10 li nit We are in error. tor there Ia an empress ooweger la China but we were sStonished when instead of re- msin'ng silent he resorsed to school hoy tricks for the purpose of divertlng sttcntion
 We takv great deal of pride m the victory 0e have won. for the mere fact Of proving there is s,c oh a woman as an empress dowager iu China Is noth- Ing. m comparison to proving to our r'aders which means the whole pop ulstion Of Nome. that the Nugget Is "hs; it claims to be-s reliable yender
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
NOT FROM MISSOURI"

California farmer writing to A New York newspaper tells why his neighbors in the southern part of the state complain of the high cost of . living In brief. he brings the charge Of idle extravaganza against his neigh hors and asserts that they have no skill in the economical use of mate rial For example
 ] bought small lemon grove for cash. My immediate neighbors all : have automobiles. but their groves are heavily mortgaged. keep mare. for which paid cash. SIS. and rig The mare does the light work on the grove. for which my neighbors hire Japanese help and teams
 My neighbors buy low grad. gro cerles al fancy prices on the spot while l get mine twice a month from wholesale dealer in town. saving 40 Der o"ht and getting high grade goods My neighbors' daughters freauentlv iin 10 Los Angeles. buying expensive gowns. and display themselves over. dressed in small country town: my ls"Shiers make their own dresses Tor country wear. and pay 25 cents for ctm:cTtai le straw hats. while thair m"rtgaGed friends would not put less than $i lat on their heads. They pay % cents for a dozen eggs, ger mine rom s''ne hens at II cents & dozen kec. u COW have my own milk fin -bundanc'. end my neighbors purchass the 4'ELius. for which ge, a not profit oi &i2 every month.
 The writer declares that his lam. "f i've persons lives well at a cost of Sls6 day for meals. while his ex. travagant neighbors spend from s3 10 70 day for families not exceeding four persons. He explains the sol- trast by the fact that his people lived lZ years In France, where they learn. ed "a luxurious and comfortable econ omy"
 Doubtless the indictment is well founded where people living in the country prefer to pay city prices for stun which they should themselves produce on the farm The science of domestic economy k virtually m. konwn In America
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
OUR BANKING SYSTEM.


 Mr John V Farwen of Chicago. president uf the National Citizens League. is not alone tn his opinion that tho United states has the worst banking system Co be found in any civilized country" However that may be. there is no question that the Ma tional Citizens League has sufficient reason for existence It exists "to create widespread discussion of the need of sound banking and currency legislation"
 There Is need of such discussion, because the questions involved com bine the maximum degree of import ance with the minimum degree of common understanding And there Ia serious danger that irreparab ble legis- lative mistakes may be made-throusn sheer public ignorance
 The chairman Of the execuptiv. committee of the New York branch of the league is Irving T. Bush. of the Bush Terminal Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

an even break with the soldiers wh3 look co the East. and worship Ailat. every morning as tts orb af day ap. pears above tHe horisnn. Many Amer. leans aHi bg fprl-ed e. ieau tllt iaz b1a introduced airships in actual .a.sI. nf H.rresf.d u dropping Ha'H.n- .Hf.uft hi4b explosive into co. n.sr. af e. .nsmiee camp eaus- HE fratrHet.y. Fork. blowing a large number ef them nte eternity ans uHhing th.ir .,aps tack Co camp without aa mu,h @. meeting with a miahap
 SCisnce wins over brute strength. so we wilI keep our syss on Italy. aa the var prnsrssaea In that tropical coun trE
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

of the esily happenings ln the world from a news point of view. and ve are ever ready to hack up what we pabitsh with the same falth as are many readers Who state aIt la sa t.s. .,ass r.sd II Ia tho Nugget
 rhrrr ha- been moral ts tu ut. .aHfruteret 1b"ut the empfe>s dnv. uEsr oi China and as believe u Ha. rara takrH c" heart hy tts morning pnprt. iu co. future wt UH3 bs pf.. pared Q. .+~ them weigh carefully any aut ar subl,yta that may appear .u co" columns of th.s paper. nrst remuy- .ns The beam out of their eyes so aa GO eliminate an distorted rays of usht. then turn on the fan glare of truth. 60 as not Co zee through a slass dark- y After viewing and crItIci@ins all our articles from every view point e. he sure they are right In the prom. ises. than when they have their So. called victim e land upon him like a ton of bricks
 The Nugget has taken th. pain. ,o wire out about the titled woman in China about whom SO much interest has been taken Of lat. in Nome and in presenting Co our readers such facts as We have been able to gather from telegraphic and other sources of information. we will allow them to wait until the outside papers commence to arrive. or magazines. that are bound Co contain interesting and exhaustive accounts about thIs woman. then to judge the Nuggets articles and ac- counts appearing Of late In the paper by comparison We solicit criticism. and when made In convincing man ner we will prove that ever being in search ot correct and reliable infor- nation for the benefit of our readers We will gladly correct the mistake so the same win not be passed on to crop up at future dates and prove that crows" like chickens come home to roost.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Ali of the ]. r. SeIse stock of hard ware cut to empty his warehouse. Other prices according to this scale
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
ITALY LONG ON SCIENCE.

One strong feature the war with Turkey has brought out in connection with Italy. is the fact that as a na- ton they are modern and scientific to a far greater degree than they have been given credit for We all grant 10 native of Italy the honor of hay Ing discovered and mastered the great est wonder of- the present ase-wire- less teiegraphy-but we never expect. ed the nation to lead the van. by in- trodueing automobile mounted rapid . firing guns. and dropping of bombs from hiplsnes into the camp of the enemy.
 A nation so far advanced as Italy appears 10 be should have more than
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

It is getting 10 be a serious oues. ton as. to who holds the record for reaching high attitudes Airships or beef on the hoof We know tha, aviators have winged" their way high Into the heavens. but the COW tha, Jumped over the moon" In Chicago a few days ago established record that has never been equalled in the history "f heefdom in the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Copy for regular advertisements must be ,n by 70 o'clock on the day 4 publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
OUR CIRCULATION

The Daily and Weekly Nusss, has . guaranteed circulation greater than sny other paper published in Alsska. Our circulation bOoks gre opened for inspection to our advertisers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Entered as ae,oad eiass matter. Feb .s. Is05 at tue Pp-tohnce at Nome Alaska under me Act 'f Congress nf March O. Isss
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
4 NEW RACE.

Have you seen the painting of the Vegetable People" on display 6, Samuels window They may he met at the Thanksgiving ball
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. s.s will give one Of .hei weekly dances Friday evening. No "ember 24, for 4. 5.'s and their friends
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

Special bottle sale seward Cont mercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24
DARLING and DIAN
 COMPANY
Fl A R D w < F I.
aUorts foltow.a Sstets
TAR sApeH

P S B AsphaH Feit ! ply. seg
 teeA s. sstss ssss ocean tsss sss " " l-i Asphalt Felt. rolls. 2se feet . Iss Asphalt Felt. ply. heavy s00 fset 800
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-24

To get the news you hsvo 10 seb seirbe for the Nugget
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-24

Miss Esther Brinketter Of Quincy.
who has been. been visiting in the
city several days with her friend,
Miss Florence Dimond, returned home
this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-24
Iowa Supreme Court.
Especial to The Gate city.I

ESPECIAL TO The Gate City
DEs MONIES, Oct 24.-Malech vs..
Cutahy Packing Co, appellant, Wood
bury district, affirmed
Chicago. Anamosa and Northern Ry.
Co, appellant. vs. Whitney. Linn dis
ufct. affirmed.
Dumont vs.. Peet, appellant, Jones
district, affirmed.
State of Iowa vs.. Josephine Wilson.
appellant. Mahaska district, affirmed.
WILDER VS.. Buckingham. appellant.
Union district. affirmed on condition
Empire State Surety Co. appellant.
VS.. City of Des Moines. Polk district.
supplemental opinion overruling both
petitions for rehearing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-24
PERSONALS.

Miss Juliet Ferguson. of Chicago.
VINO has been The guest of Miss Vera
van sitteFt for few months, return
home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bawden of ST.
Louis are in the city visiting Mr.
BaVden's father an other relatives
John Nasel has returned from a
trip to Chicago. where he attended
the International Brewers conyen-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-24
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Myers returned to crcston
after a very pleasant visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter o'Schlagcr
Miss Bessie Collier and Mrs. Min
ME Delaplaine leave today for Chi
cago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
LOUISA

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
Louisa. Va, December 30.-Aliss Mary
Timbcriake. oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Enos Tmberlnke, and Stroyal
B.bb. both OF Louisa, were married
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Levy, near here, Rev. NJ. London. Of
ST. James Episcopal Church, here, OIL
ciating. reception at tho home Of
the brides parents followed TO which
u number of friends and relatives were
invited.
masquerade ball. arranged by the
young people, was given in tho Town
Hall here Friday night Quite num-
her of people from Richmond, Char
lottesville and other places attended.
Oscar Petty, from. Greenbrier Mill
tary Academy. Lewisburg, w. Va, is
home Tor the holidays.
Walter Johnson, of Richmond, Is Wis
iting mis- parents here.
Mi: ) Hilah Hines, OF Florida. Is
spcndi Christmas with MISS Maizic
Flanagan.
Miss English Riddle. OF Texas. is Wis
iting Miss Louise Crank ana Miss
Laura Lido.
Hugh Lido Is home for the holidays
from Fork Union Military Academy.
MISS Elizabeth. Flanagan will entar-
tain "a a card party at her home here
Monday evening -.
Mrs. James Armlstead, of Farmville,
Is Waiting her Sdaughtor,. Mrs Ernest
\ ~ Mrs. Robert Winfrey. OF. Midlothian.
Nhas returned hemcs after, n stay.or, some
wnekse With hcrf5 daughter, Mrs, rs G.
tSScodson, X III q On ST. 1, Z y X ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
SOUTH BOSTON
Tspecial to Tho Tlmes.pispa,cn. I

lSpecial 10 Tho Time 81 Dispatch
South Boston. Va. December 3o-Thc
most delightful even, of the YuietIde sea-
son dance given by the German Club
at The Garland IN Thursday evening. The
German was led 10y DR.. and Mrs. 1. Keith
BrlESs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Bell and child. Of,
Washington. y. e.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
c. Bell and child. OF Henderson. y. c., and
II. Baxter Bell! of Shawsboro. y. c.. We're
the guests o. DR.. and Mrs. j. McNair
Stover. OF this place. this week.
James b. Chastain. of New York. is Wis
iting 4 IL. johnson al this place
Miss Annie May Franklin. or Greensboro
visited relatives here n few days ago
Quite enjoyable Christmas program
was rendered by the young people at the
Baptist and Episcopal churches on We'd
ncsday evening. The program consisted OF
iccIiat!ons. voca! and instrumental music
and short talks.
visitor In South Boston during the week
Mrs. e. l.. wilborn. OF This place. left
Jew days ago for Spartanbury. s. ,C
To visit relatives
Mrs. j. l.. Snead is visiting her son =
{. Snead. in New York.
ME- and Mrs. Francis VI. Silcott. of Rich
mond; w i. fancey, of Lynehburg and T.
Il. Iancey. OF Richmond. were visitors M
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Yancey
this week.
Among the students OF the various
schools who spent the holidays in south
Boston we're Alyne Hili. Lee Fowlkcs s,v,
Loveiace Vivian Faulkner. BERNARD Shen-
herd. John Elliott. William Vaughan. Mo-
relle Clarke John Neal, Billy Barbour and
Arch poindcHter.
W. w. Lee. of Petersburg, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ice. on upper
Main.
Mss Annie wilkerson. o: Salisbury. ~
C., is tho guest OF Mrs G.. j. Hunt.
Miss Mary sue bowman, of Roanoke, wns
visitor at Hill Brook Farm during tho
week.
Miss Mamie Barksda,c. Of su,herln: Miss
nf "a -.
iinssie Norman. of High Point. arc spend :
Ing the holidays in South Boston
MISS Louise owen and W. Irving Owen,
|, OF Rocky Mount, y e., spent the week
with their parents az this place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
AMHERST

Especial to The Times d ispatch.
Amherst, Va December 3O-AIr. and
Mrs. W. Is. Allen spent this week
with relatives in Washington. p. c.
Gordon Dearborn. who is attending
school at Schenectady. y. Y, Is L homo
for Christmas.
Sam ID. Scott. of the Highway Com
mission, and Miss Mary Scott. OF
Prince Will am county. spent this wcok
at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taliaferro and
Master Kenneth Taliaferro. of Durha m,
\. c., this week visited at Mrs. S. b.
TallnferTo's.
Miss Jessie Ruckcr, Of Paris, Tox..
who is n student nj Sweet Briar Col
lege; spent the holidays with Miss Har-
riet Evans.
Rev and Mrs. L. Hunter Early AMI
Children spent the week lend with Mrs.
Earlyis father near Elmington.
W. FL Wills, Of Petersburg, this
week visited his mother, at Anhersi.i
ri. n. Written. of Willow: Miss ;:ftia
Whittens of Monroe, and Glover Whit.
ten OF Charlotte, y. C.. this week
visited their home Mt Amherst All
Mrs s. NJ. G. Wills has Sreturnc.f 10
shershome in Lynchburg, after a visit
to Ior, home, aIr, and Mrs. George
NY; Dearborn .iss 6.,t