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The Washington herald., 1912-02-14
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
FnuRTEENTH on FERRUARY.

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OF all The days. this Is the one that
woman calls her own.
In every land beneath the sun where
Christian ways are known
The maids await the postman's ring ere
yet the dawn Is gray
When round the wheel Of time doth
bring st. Valentine, his day
The maids the postman's ring await, and
older maids, l ween.
Have hearts that thump and paipitste
whene'er his form is seen.
That former beaux may all be gone, but
hope is hard TO slay,
And II is prone to flourish on st. VAL
entine,S his day.
Then let US hope that every maid will
get at least one screed
Concerning love that viii not fade and
trimmed with hearts that bleed.
And may their elders share the bliss. roll
all the years away,
And think of tender things on this. st.
Valentine. his day.
Uncle PennywIse SaysI
The fellow that economical on the
Christmas present can't square things
now with a valentine.
Foxy scheme.
Hubby. this is ST. Valentines Day and
I expect a big bunch OF orchids"
where is your sentiment. my dear?
wouldn't you rather have one of those
little iO-cent valentines like used TO
send you when you were a girl?"
February IL I'm History.
=
number OF comic valentines and is great
ly incensed.
February Il, 1866. Frederick the Great
sends Marie Theresa a valentine.
Passing Them Along.
''You know those useless Christmas
gifts 1 Got?"
Yes; you couldn't figure what they
were intended for"
Just so. I'll paste a crimson heart
Our Loss.
The old-time valentine is gone;
Thus fashions fit.
1The postcard never can atone
For 1t.
The suffragettes propose TO make st.
Valentines Day a legal holiday. The
fact that It is not one will be news to
most ladies.
A disappointment.
What's wombat growing about?'
HE thought some girl had sent him
a valentine"
And wasn't it a valentine?'
Nav: iust a tailOrs hill"
You Know the Type.
There is a young man in this town
who likes the ladies, but who doen't
wish 10 be captured. Consequently his
attentions are rather timorous. He went
to a poeticaI friend yesterday and spal0e
thusly.
Say. old man, you are something of
a poet"
What Of it,
II want you TO help me get up a vslen-
tine for a young lady"
What do you want to say?"
''Well. / want TO say something sort
Of tender. don't you know, but at the
same time I don't want to commit my
self, understand
But you don't want q poet to draw up
your valentine. What you want is a
lawyer"
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what An. the Party.

Frum the carolina Spartan.
The trouble with the Democratic party
is that nobody cansdefine what Democ-
raey is without having q fght on his
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CLARK HoweII,. Oplnion.

Fsun the Atlanta Constitution.
Pretty soon all press interviews with
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Hands on In china.

Prom the New YORK Errnins Mall
Greet powers should keep their hands
on China. she's brittle.
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MIR. HAMMoND's TOUR.
Vow In CALIFORNIA;, After visiting
Properties I'm Mexico.

Vow In CALIFORNIA;, After vIsitInE
Properties I'm Mexico.
From the Tucson tAriz) Citizen.
Having spent just a week in the In
spection OF the great land holding OF
the Richardson Construction Company
in the Yaqui Valley of Sonora. John
Hays Hammond and his accompanying
party arrived IN Tucson to-day in the
private car Pilgrim. They will leave on
No this evening for Los Angeles, and
will probably visit San Francisco before
leaving for New York
During his week in the Yaqui Valley
Mr.. Hammond was taken out over the
lands OF the Richardson Construction
Company. in which he is interested. and
the details Of the proposed improve
ments for the year were outlined to him
In detail by z. r. Richardson, secretary
and prominent stockhoIder in the COM
pany.
@. Y. McLanahan. an engineer ac-
companying Mr.. Hammond, investigated
the irrigation project, by which an addi-
tional 1000 acres OF land Is to be put
under cultivation. and made suggestions
for betterments in the original schedule
of operations
MI ftdulnlOuQ was dcCoLlpdnltu OACh
TO Tucson by Mr.. Richardson. who win
leave this evening to return to Espe-
rama.
From the Los Angeles Examiner.
Washington, Feb. 4.-Some fear is felt
here for the safety-of John Hays Ham,
mond and G. Y McLanahan, New
York capitalist, who are in the storm
center OF the Mexican revolution. The
two left Washington last week for Nc
rales TO inspect some property. Presi-
dent Taft expected TO receive report
from Mr.. Hammond on conditions In
Mexico, and as none has come II is be-
lieved the Americans have been cut on
frnm all means Of communication.
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February IL I'm HIstory,

February a. l57s. Henry VIII gets a
number OF comic valentines and is great
ly incensed.
February II, 1855 Frederick the Great
sends Marie Theresa a valentine.
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Kentucky. Delegation.

Thanks to the activity or Senator
Bradley. after he talked things over with
the President and Secretary Hilles at the
White House, there is already the con-
fident assertion that the delegates-at-
large for Kentucky are as good as chosen
and need no actual instruction for Tart
The Republican State committee meets
at Louisville tomorrow. and pains viii
be taken to hand out an expression FOR
the President that will be impressive
and aid the cause in other States. To-
morrow's meeting will fix time and place
for the State convention. and the date
will be early. The four delegates-at-
large win no doubt be Senator bradley,
Congressman John W. Langley, Angus
tus Wilson, late Republican governor.
and Judge o'Rea, late defeated candidate
for governor. who made a spectacular,
even IL losing campaign. Langley has
been doing his share for the national ad-
ministration at this end OF the line ana
has kept in touch with things by fire.
queut visits home. II Is cheering to
Kentucky Republicans as wen as TO the
national administration thar bradley anu
Langley are keeping step IN deIightful
fashion, no matter what rivalry Tor the
Senatorship may develop after the Tart
cause has been succe essfuliy upheld.
Missouri Republicans Encouraged.
Since the dinner at the white House.
given in honor Of Mayor Kreesman and
Otto StifeisSof st. Louis. there has been
both cheer and activity among Missouri
Republicans in Washington. There is the
tip from home that stffel IS expected to
take held OF things when he returns, and
there was the intlmatioh during hls visit
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Passing Them AIopE.

''You know those useless Christmas
gifts 1 got?''
''Yes; you couldn't figure what they
were intended for
Just so. I'll paste a crimson heart
on each and then Il will be a valentine" /"
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A Foxy scheme.

Hubby, this is st. Valentines Day and
I expect a big bunch OF orchids"
Where is your sentiment. my dear?
Wouldn't you rather have one of those
little i0-cent valentines like 1 used TO
send you when you were a glrl?"
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UncIe PennyMIse saysi

The fellow that economized on the
Christmas present can't square things
now with a valentine.
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They were discussing the freak bills
that get themselves introduced into Con-
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What's Wombat growing about?'
He thought some girl had sent him
a valentine
And wasn't it a valentine?'
Nav; Just tailOr's bill"
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Congress is likely to remain in session
until August. We are in for a long
summer.
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Most Of the political parties to which
the late Gen. James i. Weaver belonged
died long before he did.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23
RELATIVE WEALTH.

The difference between the richest
 man in the country today and the poorest one is enormous and pathetic: i:
 Il constitutes real social peril. It
 was not so in the beginning. George
 Washington is said to have been the
 richest American in his era; Abraham
 Lincoln's father. living al the same time is a classical example of extreme Abraham Lincoln had. Though his home was rude il was relatively as good as that of nine tenths of his fel- low kentuCkians of the time. He could and did walk out into the middle of Illinois and acquire possession of l60 acres of the richest land in the world without pay ing one cent and without any more trouble than the mere act of saying it was his. At his home in Kentucky he could stroll into the for
 ests and get an abundance of game and wild food within an hours walk of his home. Above all, there was not that Crystalized industrial order. be-
 gun and fostered by the protective tariff. which would have made him take a place in the shops under a boss. and sacrifice what was to him and to others freedom and independence. though the historian may call it. in this particular case. shif,iess idleness. 1 The richest American of today and the poorest one are many social leagues farther apart than George Washing ton and Lincoln's father.-Collier' Weekly
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23
THE WARM BATH.

The effects of warm bath are nearly the exact reverse of those brought about by the cold bath. The surface vessels are relaxed by the con tact of the warm water and an imme- diate flow of blood to the surface re. suits
 From the point of view ot cleanli- ness. frequent bathing of the whole body is absolutely necessary. There IS nothing which can take it's place. though change of underclothing is al. most equally important. By washing and scrubbing alone can the skin be freed from the waste matter which ia always cxuding from the glands. and from the scales of dead skin which are constantly being cast on. If these are allowed Co accumulate and remain on the skin every kind of disease germ may be harbored
 Washing and friction have also an other use in exciting the glands to free action and enabling them to get rid of clugsins particles of dust and dirt. Even d man who has a cold bath daily should have a warm one once a week.
 EN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23
FOR SALE.

Heating plant complete, aise fire proof safe at once. Holt.
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RICH CHOCOLATES.

Toby has the most delightful eho colates. They are Gunthsr's ehees lates, Varsity chocolates, Victoria ehe eoIatss.
 He also has the famous varsit Bitter Sweets a full line of which ar made fresh hero every day.
 In addition to those delights he ha ice cream made from frssh erssm.
 For all that makss life worth Twin. go to ToBYS CANDY KITCHEN.
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FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

 12- Standard Oil Go. "a. csrstsns Cold Storage. is. John ]. sssnon Co. office. IS hssdavsrtsrs Sslosn. 2i. Rseordsrs' Office. a. Lawrence Hotel. 85. Fire Department RI. Discovery Saloon. a. Torksy's Cigar Store @l' Pacific Cold Storage Go, Ssndspit 4a. Third Ave. end Lance Wsy. Engine House Phone Main 97. Seven Whistles. Water. Three Fire cut
 OFFICIAL PAPER.
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MINING & DREDGING EDITION.

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler Mauro Co. Lomen Bros. and the Board of Trade. Price soc per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23

You have most likely figured your saving on your fuel and groceries. Let us figure you a greater saving on your winters meat. Phone Red 70.
 UNION MEAT CO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23

We have large ass .rtrent of fancy holiday gift books, ready for mailing. lomen Bros.
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greatness. but local fame Is no guide by which to judge a mans future.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME cOuRf OF fHD DlGfRIC9 on
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III day a Oeto6R. ma AAMCH MADDOX.
~ Indiana Awnua Attl0: (t0aal) JAMES
Colmha. ClRk q tAs Prphats 0uass MADDOX
4 GA1LEY, AttorneyA osnnuA Il
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

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TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON.
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Fer Chsttanooea and Memphis. Va Ashsvf1e IN
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DenopoliA Meridian. - .. N daily. Danina earC
For Roanoks. Bristol. Knogvins, CAattsnop1.
6irninsham. Meridian. vehsbuI Msv 0sia1S
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PROPOSALS.
LAUNDRY eERVICE VARiN1 O0j

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any or an bids q parts thssof. snd 70 vaivs IN
fosmalities thessin. BIDS fum pssspns enensed IN
laundry busfpess only vin b esnaidefpd c. Z,
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Rats.
.Asa NJ

From tho Philadelphia Press.
1t Is doubtful II anybody will dispute
the general agreement that rats are moi.
some Creatures Nobody wants them
3 around. They are voracioua, they are
destructive. they are dfrty-they are q
nuisance generally wherever they con.
Eregate: They plague the farmer whose
iced bins they invade: they gnaw holes
where there ought not to be any holes:
to men below decks they constitute one
Of the few drawbacks Of life at sea; to
women who encounter them In dark cor
ners at home or abroad they are a
source Of terror. though not necessarily
OF danger.
In short. they are unquestionably one
of life's pests, serving no useful purpose
useless, or at best superhuous, even as
scavengers. for they prefer good food to
bad. and thus play a not unimportant
part in boosting the cost of living. They
sustain life and health at the expense
Of their betters- Therefore, from the
standpoint Of social economy, to say
nothing Of the public health and comfort,
to exterminate them is a public as well
rs q private duty.
There are amply good and sufiicient
reasons for warning against rats They
ought to go. AS has been fully demon
strated In the past, they perform no use
ful service any more than do flies, an
equally pernicious pest. But apparently
they are rot 30 grisvous a menace to
health as some have feared. And IL
that IL fact 1t il q comfort, because
throughout the history Of mans suprem-
scy in the animal kingdom he has never
been able to circumvent. much less ex-
terminate, the rat.
1t s easier to bueruw tzuuhas thsa n II to nav
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nores has bsen practically complsted. Ths
val! and has not yet been begun. The
Sork ON the west dam at Pedro Miguel
also practically completed.
WORK on the fortincations to guard the
straoces OF the canal was begun during
eSe present year. Plans for lighting the
canal BY beacons and buoys are COM
pietsd and approved. and work ON them
AHr ~ Il
work In constructing the canal proper.
Almost the entire line Of the Panama
railroad has bean relocated and the work
of rebuilding on the new location - |
nearly oofnpletsd.,
Thua At the end Of eight years of
American industry. the end OF the great |
UNDERTAKING. without failure IN any de-
eau 10 actually In sight. Already labor |
ers are being discharged and greatest
pressure OF work has passed.
TO accomplish this the United States
n9u expended up to March q, 1S12, $2S2.-
oooo0. including the payments to the
french company and the republic Of Pan
anna. Excluding this Ssooo0.ooo. We have
Just half the amount expended in twenty
Tempt to accomplish much less Of an un-
dertaking.
Tho actual amount which has been
charged to the department Of construc-
uon and engineering during the eight K
years Of American work IL A.0o0 900.
The expenses Of the department OF civil
administration. which includes also the
maintenance and operation Of public ,
works In the Canal Zone and in the cities
OF Colon and Panama. the construction
ana repair Of buildings and the survey
0f the Canal Zone amounted to $6,5lk ooo
The department Of sanitation, which has
in 20 large q measure to the |
success OF the enterprise, had expended
nearly H46o0ooo. General items. which
include the payments to the French com.
pany and to the republic of Panama, the |,
Of water works and sewer
aee in the cities Of Colon. Panama and
In the Canal Zone, the Panama Railroad !
expenses. the cost Of terminals lands !
purchased. &C, amounted to So, $4,000
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