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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-29
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OF THE STAGE PRODUCTION

mination. There was something I'M
piacable and grim in his very attitude
as the resolve to win Katherine Strick-
land became fixed in his mind. He
longed to hurry after her-te tell her
of his decision to fight, If not with,
then for her. He was eager to show
her just how much they two together
could make out of life, big, fine fight
for position and power.
Even the thought Of being governor
was left in the distance as plan after
plan raced through his mind, of greater
conquests and bigger achievements,
possible only with a woman like Kath-
crime Strickland for his wife. So alb
sorbed and intense were his thoughts
of the future with her for the moment
he forgot completely the woman who
for 80 years had kept her place as his
wife. In all his dealings he had never
considered obstacles, except to sweep
them from his path. AS he remem-
bered the present and Mary, he never
hesitated or faltered from his newly
made resolution,
Mary could go 1t alone. He would
see that she had everything that
money could buy. He would make her
comfortable and take care of her. That
she should be further considered never
entered his mind. Always ruthless in
his methods, he was equally cruel even
when the obstacle to his advancement
was a fragile little woman who had
given him the best of her love and
years and who would gladly have laid
down her life to save his.
1t was not as II a sudden flame of
intensive, overwhelming love for Kath-
crime Strickland had surged through
his heart. 1t was nothing as decent
or as fine or as blameless as that. His
whole attitude toward the girl was
one of cold-blooded acquisition. He
had determined to have her just as he
had determined only last week to out
bid every other man at the rug auc
ton. He wanted her to take a place
In his life because he knew what her
value would be to him. He wanted her
beauty, her brain. her savoir faire, as
SO many stepping stones by which to
mount higher and higher in the affairs
of the state and the nation.
In spite of the fact that he criticized
| his wife's lack of social graces, he
was wise enough to know that he was
far from finished product himself
In spite of himself, traces of the par
venu occasionally showed through the
veneer of bluff and arrogance. With
a wife like Katherine he would soon
come to know all the fine points Of the
social game. A wife like Katherine
would cover up a multitude of his lit
tie sins of commission and omission.
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go Ahead VITA Your Paper, ri Take
My Chances"

like an eager child who has been re-
pressed.
"No," Slade replied, briefly and with
out much interest.
Mary breathed quick sigh of relief.
"Ah, then, we'll have nice, quiet,
pleasant evening" she declared, add
ing coaxingly: Lets go upstairs and
have a game Of euchre. We haven't
played for ever SO long"
Slade looked at her. his eyes drawn
into a deep frown. 1t was true he
wasn't angry with her, but he was
angry at the thwarting circumstances
that were hemming him in. Her very
manner irritated him now-her quiet
contentment her calm acceptance of
her failure to meet his guests and fill
her place as mistress of his home mad
dened him. He was all the more de-
termined to fight for something else
to begin his campaign for a governor
ship and another woman that moment
Continued on Page 2, Section 81
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-29

To have fine healthy complexion
the liver must be active, the bowels reg
ular and the blood pure. All this is
brought about by using HERBINE. 1t
thoroughly scours the liver. stomach and
bowels, puts the body in fine condition
and restores that clear, pink and white
complexion so much desired by ladies.
Price SOC. Sold by Wines Drug Store.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-29
Our Best Seller.

We are selling more of Meritol Eczema
Remedy than all the others put together.
This large sale is due to the fact that it
is preparation of unusual merit, made
expressly for one purpose, eczema in its
various forms. If you are afflicted with
this loathsome disease, do not delay US
ing Meritol Eczema Rene edy. Price SOC
and LOO. Wines Drug Store, Exclusive
Apency
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Wanted Wool.

Don't forget that A. l.. Gott is in the
wool business and pays the highest pric-
es for poultry. He has been in the bus
mess Is years and knows how to treat
his customers. 3l-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-29

In addition to the above stakes, there
will be no Purse race of less than S40O
and up to 5000.
This will be the best Spring meeting
ever held on the Old A o n
grounds, AS we have already on hand
about 600 horses and the best stables
from all parts of the United States will
race here during the meeting.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-29
Lexington Races.

The Spring Meeting of the Kentucky
Association, 1914, for the Improvement
of Thoroughbred Horses, will commence
on Friday. April 24th, and continue TO
Thursday. May 5th, inclusive-l2 days
racing.l
The following stakes have been ar
ranged TO be run on the dates given be-
low:
Phoenix Hotel Han cap, Friday Ap'l "a
Ashland Oaks, Monday - 81
Idle Hour Stakes, Wed'ay /" 20
Brewers Selling Stakes, Thu'day 9 80
Blue GLASS Stakes. Sat'day May
Camden Handicap, Tuesd'y " 5
Breeders Futurity. Thurs'y g
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Go to Durham House for Court Day
Dinner-25 cents.
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.He .au.dn have had both s.. % she
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noa Deep down she knows that thr only ihing
thor haIds her back ,y l,.k oi ambition
She's alternating
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CATTLE SHIPPING WILL
SOON END F0R SEASON
Heportsd That ~ome PART ~ ran
handle And Oklahoma Al.
ready leaned 80

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Il TEAL, noc> Eelic,, rheumatism

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Everybody who 8. afflicted NtI
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Eminent 600 hand TI. minute you
ir"I pain or soreness lu "a Joint or
muscle. battle % with sloan LIni-
I"'u' DO mon rub 10 sloan. peno.
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Do h"ii'" D' a'uaue LiHtmout tor 30
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SON Harf good f.B.tH. d Glen.
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tnd Indigestion fakr DR.
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boo the house against colds sore
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Your money back 30 not satisfied but
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tAdy
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The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees TO advertisers more
than fifty per cent greater cir
cuIation than any other daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
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suRSCRlPIlON EAIES-

The Daily New. viii be delivered ~ came
anywhere "a Amarillo OF b. mail out,l, OF D.
atty Tor s. 90 year or SOC a month. advance
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Build Concrete Slio with a ten
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Brazeltt n.PryOr Co Ice n
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Cookie. ak', pies and rolls
rhou 200 H"" Ton Bakery mo-
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-u Another English CRUISER SUNK by tcr
man submarine WiI ihr dlram of holland come
mr. Holland was ihr originator of ihe suhmo
un, idea. lIr invented OBJ, boat lor the puIpos"
90 Ie.uavu, 'hc British ua.1. Ilc was an ardent
usl patriot th.. s,b1oimla'rr ol Paterson
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Only morning Newspap-r ga th- hmau'i
.ouliy Covers thc p.niand., 81 i~t1s t'"
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Oklahoma from tssely, 10 twenty IouT hou' q"
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While fhq may NOT le The In. war "' in'
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Entered az .eeond class maiteI - the pDs'
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vote ''''
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-15

with all economic and wisely directed
efforts toward the bettering of our
read and highway systems and we
commend our county commissioners
for their efforts along this line. We
express TO Wardep lyman our appre-
citation OF his great help in road build
ing.
Resolved. That We greatly appreci-
ate the kindly assistance given to US
in our institute work by the business
mem of Canon City through liberal
premiums and active friendly recog-
milton and assistance each year.
Resolved. That we express to Judge
C. 4. wilken our thanks and appre-
citation for his courtesy In permitting
us the unreserved use OF the district
court room and his private chambers
during the institute despite the fact
that 1t caused him some inconveni-
cnce in taking core of matters of an
official nature.
Resolved. That the assemblage Of
Intelligent. practical farmers and hor-
ticuitnralists with their wives and
daughters Is most encouraging out
look for the future OF this district.
Behold. how good and pleasant. and
how becoming well.
Where brethren. all united. and In
peace together dwell"
B. F. RoCRAFELLow.
GEO. II. SALE.
]. P. FARMER.
Committee.
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IMPROVING ROAD
INTO ROYAL GORGE

Street Commissioner Tom Parker
Las a dozen or more men at work
widening. cutting down the grades and
otherwise improving the public road
leading into the Royal Gorge. The road
from the vicinity OF A. 8. Monroe's
residence on Canal street on west to
q point beyon dthe ga-nister auarriss
of the Diamond Fire Brick company
has always been too narrow for We
Licles to pass each other without dan
ger of collision and to remedy the de-
feet and minimize the likelihood OF
accident from this cause the driveway
Is being made four or Ave feat wider.
The task IL one Of considerablS magni-
tude and will require the attention OF
the street commissioner and his force
for ten days or two weeks.
There have been several little rock
bhue1 tiouk tit tunuti roduWay INTO
the Royal Gorge during the past few
months and a, pressLt 1t is not in
very good condition for automobiles
or carriages OF any kind. The Sky
line drive has been closed to travel
for some time. as 1t Is desired TO
keep vehicles of all kinds off the road
while the ground Is In i soft cond.,i,a
To permit the passage OF automobiles
or carriages OF any kind over IL Will
the roadway IS fl a plas ic or semi
uddy condi,.,'h would be T. cause It
to wash into gullies and this the COM
missioner is particularly anxious
avoid. With the coming Of settled
weather both the tunnel road and
Skyline drive viii be put into good
shape again.
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FILM COMPANY GETTING
READY FOR BUSINESS

o. d. Thayer. managing director Of
the Colorado Motion Picture company.
has a fore OF carpenter sand other
me chanics at work transforming the
Interior arrangements OF the A. o. L.
w. building at the corner Of Third
and Main streets In readiness for the
company's use. The building has been
purchased by the company and will
become its studio and factory. for
which 1t is admirably adapted by To-
cation and construction. Aside from
the office. which will occupy capa
cious quarters on the first floor, the
building Will be given over to the
photographers. who will have a large
drying room, printing room. dark
rooms. and other apartments neces-
sary to carry on their work. There
Will also be a carpenter shop. store
rooms, etc. In fact. the converted
building will furnish almost ideal
headquarters for the business which
Mr.. Thayer has in view.
The company will be ready to stage
its first scenario in the course Of a
few days.
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LIST OF AWARDS AND
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
AT The HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY'S CLOSING DAY

son.
Best apple pie-Firss sirs. t'raak
Duffy. secoad Mrs. d. G. woodf, I'd.
third Mrs. A n. Orendorff.
Best loaf bread baked from Colorado
patent flour. bought ef East Canon
store-Firs. Mrs. Frank Duffy. sec
end Miss Nae Snow. 'hird Mrs. Abbot
Biddall.
MRS. HuRSToN WHITE.
MRS 9 A. Li,kINS.
MRS. S. ]. AADvkwS.
Judges.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

Mr.. President. Ladies' and Gentle
men OF the Institute: We, your COM
mittee on resolutions. beg leave to
make the following report;
First. to state that ours would De
difficult task indeed were We to
rass resolutions commencing all who
lave faithfully performed their part
a. this session OF an eminently sue
cessfuI institute. Our president. Sec
retary. committees OF arrangements.
ON program. fruit show and refresh
ments. and all those all along from
president down the lIne OF speakers
and those participating in the discus
s;ons. would not consider IL good TASTE
for your committee to present resoiu-
tion for them to vote on thanking
themselves. II seems TO be our pro-
vince to especially show our appre-
cldtiOn 10 oentib VIM hob otihb htH-
hers of our society. so generously as
sisted us. Therefore.
Resolved. That Rev. Sewer in In
voking Divine blessing with encour-
aging words of hopeful cheer. gave n
jealous impetus to the work of the in
stitute that was manifest all through
the session. Miss Madolin Dixon fol-
lowed with the clear musical notes o.
her violin. accompanied by Miss Beu-
lah Emmerson at the piano. fitting
prelude for the work in hand.
Resolved, That the South Canon
high school pupils with their we'll
trained chorus and octette. to Mrs
Williamson with charming vocal solo.
and Miss Hendrickson and Mrs. Stew
art with grand piano duets. to Miss
Mackenzie with her speaking violin;
also especially to Prof. B. c. Hummell
with ten star orchestra musicians con-
trivuted largely to the pleasure OF the
entertainment
Resolved. The Daily Record edito-
rial accounts OF the sessions were fine
and we refer to 1t for interesting de-
tails OF the able addresses OF the ag-
ricultural college and Senator Crow
ley. as well as OF the practical papers
and discussions of our home members.
Resolved. That to Prof. C. p. Gil
lette. director OF the Colorado expert
ment station. we are especially in
debted for his most instructive lee
lures. that OF the evening session be-
ing an expose OF the new science OF
eugenics. Also to Prof. List for very
concise. able. definite information on
many points vital to us. Also to our
eyer-welcome visitor. Senator Crow
ley for coming to entertain and In
struct us. he being man behind the
nozzle as well as the political ma
chine we always tie to.
Resolved. That the ladies and gem
tlenien OF the refreshment committee
showed unexampled ability and en-
durancc in feeding the multitude. Each
one deserves special mention In the
art of contributing to the happiness
of mankind. as shown by the coun-
tenances OF our business men and our
members and their families
Resolved. That we hereby express
cur sincere approval Of the manage
ment OF the state fair at Pueblo and
compliment them in overcoming their
financial difficulties. and we pledge |
our united efforts In making the stats
fair at Pueblo : greater success from
year 70 year.
Resolved, That W are IN synpAthy |
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-15
WINTER PROTECTION
FOR ROSES

Wv ssSSSS
As soon as hard freezing sets In It
will be well to cover our roses. not
so much against the cold as to pro-
tect them against alternate freezing
and thawing and against the drying
and severe winter winds.
Tea roses. being iess hardy. are best
taken UP in the fall. planted or hea:ed
in boxes with moist earth and
placed In a cool but frost-proof and
airy cellar over winter. to be set out
again in the spring in beds or bor-
eers. They should be kept slightly
moist at the roots over winter. just
enough so the wood Will not shrivel.
lut not too moist. or the canes will
get mouidy or the roots decay; and
not too warm. or they will start into
growth too early. OF course. tea
roses can be potted up and put in the
window of a dwelling and kept grow
ing there all winter. but most
houses are not well suited for growing
roses. the temperature being too un-
even and the air too dry and the
plants usauily grow spindly. become
diseased and covered with lice and
red spiders
The tea hybrids and hybrid perpet-
Gai roses are best left outdoors. cut
hack about n foot or eighteen inches
above ground and covered with leaves.
straw or manure. or the earth Is sim
ply hilled up around the plants. This
will carry the plants over winter US
rally in GOO condition aad prevent
too cary a start n .hc- spr.nr. with
f-eeze back later on. The cutting back
OF the plants can be left until spring
II desired. but the plants are usually
easier to cover up when cut back IN
the fall. Where leaves or straw is used
for covering, II might be necessary
TO put some poisoned wheat around
the plants 10 prevent the mice from
gardin the canes. Rugosa and wich-
uraiana hybrids usually do not need
any coverin gat all. being entirely
hardy even in severe winters. but even
here n hiiling up is of advantage. a.
Il will prevent the winds from working
loose the plants at the roots and the
ice water frcni funning down along
the stems to the roots and causing
decay. Climbing rose5 sre best laid
down and covered with soil or ma
nure. 70 some varieties of the ramslc'
type seem 20 do Just as well 4 left
where they are not covered at ali.
but much depends here ON locality AID
age OF plants. Very little pruning Is
needed with these roses ard II Is best
done only every other year and then
after Towering time when some Of
the old canes are cut out and the
young canes are left TO take their
place.
JULIUS ERDMAN.
Colorado Agricultural college. Fort
Collinn. Colorado.
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A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.

Hopopos, ME-@I feel duty all suffering
tell what Lydia Pnham Vegetable Compound did for Ono
found terrible had both sides
and such could scarcely saghen at times Ny
would tired mornings that could scarcely around
Z impossible do n bit of
would better until submitted
taking Lydia T. Pinkha Vegetable Compound
like we'll
appetite and could do almost al fam
shall feel that health
medicine."-Mrs HAYWARD SowEEs Hodgdon, Maine
For Lyd Pinkhams Vegetable NS>@SsA
hal 1lH SSkT
mn Il. % ailments mr. INN
To NJ u
medicine made herbs, IL III HSHn
restored suffering health. IL
Uswrite % LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDICINECO. az 90 ~
opened. answered (lDSS zDZdA
by q held strict confidence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-15

Miss Blanche Acsfordie returned to
Denver last Wednesday to complete
her school year.
Misses Erma and Ida Littell enter
tanned Misses Eta Walton and Sylvia
Shirley at dinner Saturday evening
at their home on Hazel avenue.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Friday night tie high school bas-
ket ball team played a very interest
ing game with the team of Pueblo
Central high school. Canon won an
easy victory. the score being 81
.s2 in their favor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-15

The seniors have selected The Ri
walls" as the play which will be given
this year. It is an excellent play and
gives great chance for displaying the
ability of the students who take part
in It.
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Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson
on the Pacific Coast.

IDxrxsDEscE ORsoos@I sick with what four doctors
treated by them for several
while back the old had
Of the heart bad fntng SPELLS and
kill
ighest weight making about
could be- medicines
and thought would them and thankful did for
took about dozen bottles Of lydia
kham Vegetable Compound and also used the snative Wash
them whenever felt sick Your remedies
employ You liberty publish this let
ter."-Mrs. w. STErHEssos Independence, Oregon
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Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Women from the Atlantic the Pacific. from all sections
of this great country city so large village small
but that some has written words of thanks for
health restored by Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound. No who is suffering from the ills peculiar
should until she given this famous remedy
trial Is reasonable believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick womanf