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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-09-21
Forebodiros.

Webster had made his great speech
in reply to Hayne.
Some day, suppose" he unused. ut
will devolve upon Hennery Cabot
Lodge or Winthrop Crane to squelch
Ben Tillman, and I'm not 50 blamed
sure they can do it,"
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Ihls is No, a "c&ry.o

Gibbs--Your wife seems " be con
1trary sort Of woman. 8 aa3 E
Dihbs--Contrary! Why, wherever
ask her to darn my stockings she knit
her brows
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booklet and FREE TRIAL. Scientific consiitntionsl
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The HERDS Lament.

Achilles lamented his vulnerable
heel.
me wipe my shoes off when | come in
the house." he cried.
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that positively contains OF. Blacks ANA Polishcs
ladies' and children's boots and shoes shinaa
without rubbing, Csc. "French 0loss," tOc. =
DANDY combination for cleaning and poIfhins
Ill kinds Of russell or tan shoes sc. 'Star sfss i0
ELITE combination for gentlemen who take
pride In having their shoes l00k A. Restores color
and lustre to all black Shoes Polish with q brush
or cloth, u cents. "Baby Elite" size 10 cents.
send US his address and the price In stamps for
. full aize package. =,
W4lTTEMoRE BROS. 4 90,
10-2e Albany. o., oambsidgo, naase.
Shos Polisl,cs in tho World.
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PROHIBITION
 IN HE SOUTH
STATEWIDE LAWS AGAINST SALE OF tNToxicANTs CAN NOT BE
 ENFORCED.
DEFIANCE OF THE DEALERS
Few "Dry opots" in the Cities of Five
 States - Public Opinion Stronger
 Than Legislative 9tatutes - Moon shining Tremendously lncreased-

Only in the small towns of the five
 statewide prohibition commonwealths
 of the South do the prohibition laws
 work with any degree of success. Even in the small towns do blind tigers thrive. In the large cities the statewide laws are as good as no
 laws. with the exception that in some If the cities. Atlanta, for instance, dives of the lowest sort are not per
 mitted to run. Saloons for the sale
 of beer, real beer, are wide open day and night in the big cities of tbe state vice prohibition states. In some of these saloons beer, ale and lager are
 sold exclusively. In others, liquors are sold as freely as if the saloons were licensed for their sale Moon shining has increased tremendously
 under statewide prohibition; home
 drinking has increased crime has in ,reased, and the revenues of the cities nave decreased tremendously, It is predicted that North Carolina, Geor-
 sia, Alabama. Tennessee and Missis- sippi will go back to local option in a
 few years. A Grit representative has gathered some intimate facts concern. ng the prohibition question in the
 South, which will be found in the fol- lowing article.
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strona PubIIe sentIment.

Many of the cities in the dry states are handling the liquor question on the principle that public sentiment Is stronger than the action Of legisla. tures' In Macon, in Vicksburg, in Chattanooga. in Savannah. and in Memphis. in Asheville. in Atlanta, in Nashville, and in Augusta. public opn. ion is holding sway. In these cities the liquor dealers are laughing long and loudly at the laws made by over Jealous legislators The liquor deai CTS and their patrons openly say they do not want prohibitiye laws. state. vide laws, and they will not obey them They openly declare they will make the violations of these laws so conspicuous. so scandalous, so brazen that the legislators will. in self-de
 ease. and for their own seIl-respect.
 cpcal Inc objectionable statutes On
 ne other hand, there are politicians n high official positions who smo5ta over the violations of the law ane make the prohihtionists believe the law is being we'll enforced. Gov. Eioh
 Smith, of Georgia, ~ho Is finaneiall
 interested in the biggest heefSselIInt lotel in Atlanta. is one Of these.
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The sentinel- Record Is authorized to announce Jesse Murphy as candidate for county treasurer. subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a can didate for county and probate judge of Garland county. subject to the ac- ton of the democratic primary.
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EOk ALL-E filnAls

The sentinel-Kecofd $ authorizea 70 announce Al J Guther as candi- date for alderrna.1 from the Third ward subject to the action Of ths democratic city primary.
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FOR TREASURER

Ine Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Allen Hotehkiss al candi- date for county treasurer. subject to me action of the democratic primaries.
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onakosh. Wis.. Jan. ik. lsob.

Oshkosh. Wis. Jan ik, lsOb. coseura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. klk My Dear Sir-~I have ased quite a mum. OCT of packages of "COSCUhA." both for myself and friends. All who haze used t aie pleased Will you kindly send me nai dozen packages by mali 5r express 1 think exure2a vsiil ha eneA per. l Y ib remit as sosn as goodn are received. { nay put "COsCURA h. every crud store in the city Let ma bear from yot ance. Yours truly,
 GRO. H. DuCKsTAFF.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Leo Mclaughlin as a candidate for city attorney for the city of Hot Springs, his candidacy being subject to the action Of the democratic primaries
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The Sentinel-Kecord is authorized to announce Charles H. Davis as a candidate for the office of county and probate clerk of Garland county, sun iect to the action of the democratic primary.
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Announcements
FOR CONGRESSMAN

The sentineLReeord is authorized to announce Hon. w. H. Martin as q candi date for congress, subject to the action pt the Democratic primaries
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soscarn Remedy Go. Hot sprlnga Afk
 GenlleBler rnciOae0 lou ea ai fad my sheck for ~2 htnuly send twa lass f "CC9SUHA" tu eag acefess here [ have aiss gtv.n thH ecViae to a nun oef of friends whom also are very much pleased 3e careful asid aaeA correctly ,JfIv uf tus bOtfi-s as -ifiasiivs' tv pieces ast sun.Iust it's g0od thing Yours aruly |. z. ABBOTT.
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august Il. istA

eozcura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs. Ara.
 Kindly ssnu me at once two jars Ct'a the Ialve siflcx Novem.er. You have sent lt tu ne at New Orleans Meridian and here. and can highiy recommend t. nave put lots Of pesple on to COS EURA since 1 tried IL in Hot Sprinss inside Of all the wrappings. Respecl- fully, MRS. A. x. SHEARMAN.
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Read What People Who Have Used Cosrrra Have to Say

Such a wonderful preparation. and proaberans continuance of your business remain. very truly yeurr.
 cLEM KEH2s
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FoR REPREsENTATlvE-

The SentinelRecord Is authorized to annoance Harry Westcott as q candidate for representative of Car land county, subject to the action or the democratic primary.
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FOR CITY CLERK

The Sentinel Record Is authorized tl announce Andrew B. Jordan as a candi- date for city clerk. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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springfsId. Mo. Oct. IS. 1884.
 Central Hotel Rale~z

Cescurn Remedy Co, ETst Springs, Arh 9entiencn- Encioaed find x1 PleaAs mail ms one far of eCC4cURA I can hseD il. Every one tnkea ft away from me. In Tt. Sc3tt. Kan. 2 customer e Tnine had bad face. I went tc my grA and got the jar. He used it twice and couldn't get fl back. He sent for a Jai (Gsbin, Ft Ecott). I gave half of mine away. but I won't be without if. Ben$ st once Yours. etc.
 G. ". E. JOHNETDH.
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Norfolk. yH., Jug 7z. ts0s eoacurA Remedy Co., lsei Springs Ark. Gentlcmen--Please ship at 1na que lar of 'GOSCURA." it boats anything ever used. Enclosed fined ti co.
 JACK effAAFlAN.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Charles C. Webb as a candi- date for sheriff of Garland county, sub feet to the action of the democratic primaries
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c. ". B. JoHNeTON
coLUMBus. ohio. oct. IT. iass.

TAO Woodbine Ave, Oak Park, III coscura Remedy Co.. Hot Springs. Ars dollar for which please send ma boa uf "CO5CURA." | eau not i've uffhoul it Very truly Ford Club. Pueblo. Cei
 MISS STELLA J RETNubI1z
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rknr.rax- Alaakn. Innn .. 1nGs.

,oscurn Remedy Co., Hst Springs. Ark. Eir--Enclosed find two dsliare for two bottles of "COSCURA." Kindly send by nall at once and oblige.
 Fl. D. KIRMsE P. g.-Wnat is tbs be.t figures on one dozen lots ns I thinx that I can sell quite number.
 toscurn Remedy Co. Het Springs. Ark sas months for my health. for the eese- ua, WAS under the treatment Of the Ioctor all the time was in Hot Springs md he didn't do me any good He made ne worst ali the time until [ bad to quit yoing 10 hins and then 1 heard of your ssnderfuI remedy "CCgCURA." so ried two boxea of your saive before eft Hot Springs and t cured my face ID es nicely. You can send me one hox # yoar -COsess RIA" at once. I will send
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.-sa sentinel Record is autho' 'Ae1
 lus Af Wilmington as cana. aats for reelection to the 0'l,sp ney,and o,ro,tt oa's and chaneery clerk Of "s''t,s ., tps democratic primary
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FOR SHERIFF

The sentrel- Record is authorized to announce R. L. Williams as candidate for the office of sheriff of Garland county, subject to the action or the democratic primaries.
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Pa6ucnn. Ky. June z9 IgsA 'Gr more of tlie salve the next time. iave had the acxerar three years an l 1t 1s- spread all over me, hut l am nearly ~su. Do you eat anything sweet when
 sssSs WILLIE WYLY
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STAIRWAY, Alaska, July lt. 1908. .i5s3ufs KensGy co., Hst springs Ak. Dear Bir--EncloBad flrS nonty order tol for one dozen bottles of cos cURA," fo be sent by mail at cure. nno sblIKs Ii. D. kistasSIE
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at. Ioula. hne. ID. lsa.

Uts IUuIsl H uH, IJl iHvA- sogcurn Kennedy Co, Het Spi insz, kFA. Dear Sir--l have a friend nerc that has case of eczema the same us l had fer yearB, and 1 wiEh ypI to write A'~ otnte how hS can get your "COSCCA1. , have ravpr nRd ii uht mpie since tOat lime. Iloping to bear from YOU sean ! -e11s,p yours truly,
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announce James R. Ilousley as a eandi- date for city clerk of Hot Springs. sub ject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR

The Sentinel Record is authorized to
 ,,,,ca Evander T. Housley as candidate for collector of Garlano oe,,nfv subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
 .r,.- eantinel- Record Is authorized to annonnee Frank Mccann as a eahol- sata sor the office If collector Tor ear,and % County. subject to the action or tbe democratic primaries.
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The sentinel-Reeord is authorized to announce Harry s. Whipkoy as 4 candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The sentinetRecord Is authorized to announce L. F. Sawyer as can ddate for representative from Car land county, subject to the action Of the democratic primary.
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Intures ,iie nt oi .~uttn Carolina being the only people Of these five states to vote on the statewide pio- nitition question. Within those two years. therefore, great retrogression in civic life mas deyelopel Administrat ors Of the law have become negliger serious crimes have increased cities and towns have lost millions or dol. lars in revenues. the morals of Che states have become impaired; home drinking has been encouraged, with the result that many family tragedies Fave taken place; young men just coming Of age have been trained to Ignore the law: the ranks of the chain gangs have swollen, and political chaos has resulted iu many sections Of the south, In North Carolina, especially. negroes have become addicted to the use of cocaine since their supply of liqucr has been cut off in the small towns. Many capital crimes have been the direct result Of cocaine taking on the part of the negroes, whose regula- ton the whites have long had great difficulty in handling successfully In all the large centers of ponlation the bad negroes, the ones from whom 1t was hoped statewide prohibition would deprive liquor get as much now from the blind tigers" as they for merly did from licensed saloons, Now, however, the alcoholic connections these "bad" negroes ges is much worse than that which they used 10 get and fire their minds with thoughts of crlm- inal violence Some of these bad negroes have turned 'bootleggers, seiiins apirtts to darhIes and cilarsins Tor t mighty high prices.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Karl ssiisadei is osiiitaii- osiiitaii date for alderman from the First ward. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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EoR clRoUlT cLERk

rs1 sentineI-Record is authorized to
 ine aee Abe sullenberger as a eandi- 5,,,e 't for circuit and ehancery eie.h, .', subject to the action Of 'ns
 primaries. ----
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The Se1tinel-Reeord is authorized to announce VIII McLaugfhlin as q candidate for alderman from the Sec ond ward, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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Cyscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs. Avk jar of "COscURA." same as I got of x8t while there same years back for eczema Send fl at once. II is all you claim fos 1t. 1 want If fer piles, etc. Respectfully
 c. A. CARMICHAEL Coscura Reme0y CO. Het Springs, ArA r. s.--Fina dollar for the "C0e CURA"
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tac nty' ul Sept II fg0s ezeurs ttvn.eAv Co Flat srriaSe AYE Gentlemen Enclosed 6ne express ney order fot Que 5cilsr tor one box fl "COnCTfhtA" akin cBse. ~h,eh 1 visa
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Lewfsnurg. Ky. Jan h. l3Db. Coscura Remedy Go. Hst Springs Ark. Gentiemen--t enclose you tI g0 f~i which s+Ju vii please send me one is.. s4sae Us prlcee on T. by tao haif d9zop IT oos-h unttiss. s9i;fs truly.
 H. l.. TRACY
 Fl Scott, Kan, eept ,. tyv4. ;oacurs Kennedy Co., Hst Springs. Ark. Enclosed find express order tor s1.00 Please send me by mail one bottle of "COSCURA" It sur y ts the preoeT lhinK for bocze fighters aD'i red faces. A gentleman by the name or Jonnsten gave ne some tor trial and 1 will gay 1t ia something ~snderral Yours ruly.
 R. D. f3CBIN. E2a KAat Wall Street.
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Tho man rom tne t,stsIra terfn. Audress Ches IT. JonHspn. 35zy ~. s@t tersua Avenue. St. i,puiA. 1o
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rort Scot. Kan March g. 1908 sascura Remedy Co. Haf Springs Ark Gentlemen Enclosed iirxf 0ne doi0e. SieAaa send me one more jar of your sstCgc4fg 4. Gktn Eate 4 afsre dNes its york as re represepted. R. D. GOBFN
 h20 E Wal St
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Dear ir--Fnclcsed pIesse ind Na* York DraTt for HOO for which nlaRs4 Winter before lnst naen at the HnFfaass send me at once taf Of "COSCUNA used several Jars cs ''C09CuRA upe> certainly does he work. and uutek. koA Yours truly. H0BT. C. Boxp-
 1zz9 De1niHon AvMssszs
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Toronto. Ont. Oct. (, 1905. uenrlemen--PleaHe send me by mall sne box 'COSCURA" eintment. nls@ tuote me prices nn a quantity. I can Ieu a lot of the stun here Thanking sou ,p advance H. Nj. IRISH & co.
 Dor c. l.. Irish.
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4 JAR WILL sf sEuT YOU

WILL xuRsTTuvs-TsEEx Ex F YOUR DRuee ST DOES NOT KEEP rno To
 THE coscuaA REMEDY pANv AND
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a.A Me Inns . lana

,cecufa Remedy Co, Hvt Springs, Ark.
 t.entiam.D--i have used one bottle of ,gour "COSCUHA" for 1cgema ard find t has helped -rne more chan any thing else ' have used so far and as no nnes ceiling. it hese. encisss ss00, for which sen6 rue the amount in the remedy and # salve. Afy wlfe's face has been broxea sut for fifteen years. One day she said me would give me SlG0 If 1 would cure Ter face. Incidentally ! heard of your
 COSGURA'' and ordered one Jar. wi-icfi she has used. and l am glad to say her ,ace is as it was in girihoed. Now sbe won't paS me the $1eu. That would you 10 under the circumstances I arn recon nendlng "COSCURA" to all my friends. Respectfully. o. T. SUTTON.
 S0s Mntamoras Sf. Ban Antonio. Tex.
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Defy the Laws.

In two years. therefore. large cen ters of population in five Southern states and wide stretches Of sparseiy ropulated country have, with one ae cord, grown defiant of the law, as II has been made " i've different legis
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-23

;cy r. Tnss's Wat e0znta. supgess:
sn6 there's &c accoanttez fer taste .
DESPITE his Own supertor pctns CO
view. he tad &C lea that Sc knxw
lot. and 10 xpers~nes6 o as~sanx
feeling iiks 49, q harbsstan fzes
10 face wsth - svs6ence % some ire
nerdOus cs1x.xs To Daylight cal
fure was . worthless thing. and jet.
somehow. 10 was vaguely troubled by
a sense that there was more in culture
than be imagined
Again. Or her desk. In passing. BE
noticed q book With which be was IA
miliar. This time be did not stop. fur
be had recognized the cover. II vas
. magazine correspondents boox On
the Klondske. and be knew that be
and bis photograph figured Ia IL. and
be knew, also. Of a certain sensational
chapter Concerned with = woman's
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cation known as the Pacific Slope Sea.
mans Union refused to work vessels
the cargoes Of which were to be
handled by scab longshoremen and
freight handlers. The union presented
its ultinatum, and then called strike.
This had been Daylight's objective all
the time. Every incoming coastwise
vessel was boarded by the union off,
cials and its crew sent ashore. And
with the seamen went the f1remen. the
engineers and the sea. cooks and
walters. Daily the number OF idle
steamers Increased. 1t was impossf
BILE to get scab crews. for the men OF
the Seamen's Union were fighters
trained In the hard school Of the sea,
and when they went out 1t meant
blood and death to scabs. This phase
of the strike spread up and down the
entire Pacific coast, until all the ports
were filed with idle ships. and sea
transportation was at a standstilL The
days and weeks dragged out, and the
strike held. The Coastwise Steam
Navigation Company and the Hawaii
an, Nicaraguan. and Pacific-Mexican
Steamship Company were tied UP COM
pletely. The expenses of combating
the strike were tremendous, and they
were earning nothing. while daily the
situation went from bad to worse. un-
TIL 'oeace at any price" became the
cry. And still there was no peace.
until Daylight and his allies played out
their hand, raked In the winnings. and
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-23

CHAPTER I.-Elam Harnish. known
90 thro1gh Alaska Burning Day
n4bf" celebrates his 18th birthday with
{ f1endIY crowd Of miners at the Circle
City TfeoH. He II a general fayoriie. q
hero and pioneer In the new gold fields
TIE dance leads TO heavy gambling -
bsas bis money and his mine but wins
fhs mAil contract Of the district
CHAPTER II-Burning Daylight starts
On khB trip 90 deliver the mail with dogs
end siedge. He tells his friends that the
tdg YUkou gold strike will soon he on
I'D he Intends TO be in IL at the start
Vita Indian attendants and dogs he
Cps over the bank and down the frozen
Yukon and In the gray light Is gone.
CHAPTER In.-Harnish makes a sen
sna&aEaIly rapid run across country with
the mail. appeafs at the Tivoli and there
b another characteristic celebration. He
Sss aae and re Is now ready 0G TO join his
zrisnds In dash to the new gold fields.
CHAPTER Iv-Harnish decides where
20 wold VIII be found In the up-river dis
frict and buys two tons Of -four. which
ke declares will be worth its weight In
I'D before the season Ii over
CHAPTER WHEN Daylight arrives
VITA bis heavy outfit OF flour he finds
the big fat desolate. 4 comrade dis
harvest. He goes to Dawson. begins in
vesting IN corner lots and stalking other
u1sneES and becomes the most prominent
GGnre I'm the Klondike.
C1d4pFER VI-Harnish makes fortune
sffeT fortune. One lucky investment en-
eJiea htJn TO defeat q great combination
a CAPITALISTS I'm vast mining deal He
GelerAkffRs to return TO civilization and
gives q farewell celebration 10 his friends
That h remembered as kind &C blaze OF
eIoTy.
CHAPTER VII-The papers are full
q The King of the Klondike." and Day
Hght b fsted by the money magnates Of
the country. They take him into a hi"
GeFDsT deal and the Alaskan pioneer
Hrds himself amid the bewildering com
p1teatinus of high finance.
CHAPTER VIII.-Daylight is buncoed
by the moneyed men aud finds that he
has bseH led TO invest his eleven millions
meet bLs disIoyaI business partners at
thetr afffces in New York City.
CHAPTER IX.-Confronting his part
HeG's with a revolver in characteristic
9roAkieP style. he threatens to Kill them
u his money is not returned. They are
C9w0d into submission. return their steal
fnas and Harnish gees back to San Fran
cisco with his unfmpaired fortune.
CHAPTER X.-Daylight meets his fate
In Dede Mason, a pretty stenographer
with a crippled brother. whom she cares
for Harnsh IS much attracted towards
her and interested in her family affairs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-23
(To BE CONTINUED

WANTED. - Position oy 49,
married man. aged %. as grocer
hardware clerk: three years 80.
ence; can furnish best OF reIei.
good reason for wishing to mane
change; only those looking ior ut
class man answer this advertlsensst.
Apply to Lock Drawer 49, noa
Rapid, North Carolina.