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NO matter what aila yut.r child "a
gentle. thorough laxative should al
Ways hc the FIRST treatment given
III your little one liz out of sorts
htli-sick. isn't resting. eating and act
ing haturally-look. mother SEQ II
tongue is coated This is :: sure sign
that the little stomach. liver and bow
els are cloGgcd with waste When
cross. irritable. fcvcrish. stomach sour
breath bad or has stomach ache. diar
thoea. sore throat. full OF cold give a
tcaspoonful OF california Syrup OF
Figs. and In Il few hours all the con-
s'irated poison, undigcstcd food and
sour bile gently moves out Of the littl.
bowels without gripping. and you have
"a well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit 1axative.1 because
IL never fails TO cleanse the little ones
liver and bowc.E and -s~ccter the
stomach. and they dearly lov. Its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies chiidren OF r.h Ir,cs and for
.rown-ups priTtej .orsciich bottle
Beware, OF cniti,crfeit nr syrups
Ask. your druggist for a 5o-cent bottle
OF TEahfoIria Syrup OF Figs. then
sec That 81 IL made by the california
Fig Syrup Company ADV.
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IN. Vt
Genealogical Notes,
Queries and ANSWERS
Address nil communications to
Genealogical Editor. The TImcs-
Dispatch.
WADl)Il.I..

Holm lived in New Kent County in
lisp l1C: and his wifc's name was
Asnes. lie hal William CD. John (2).
CHARLES i2). and James CD. William
60 married Susanna and had Annc,D.
Elizabeth CD. William go, John CD,
Hannah so. Pridgcn 60.
t.i%abeth CD married John Saunders
IN 'o" William CD married Sarah
and had Anne t). Sarah CD. William
o. Elizabeth Cd. Richard 90. Mar
tina ca. Noel ca. rridgcn CO. Shad-
rach D.
John go Waddill married Mary and
had John CD married Hannah and had
Noel 90. Agnes "a. Dennis 90. Mary
ca. Elizabeth "a. ana Martha Ij.
Hannah CD. PgiiGcn go married Mar
ina. no descendants. Frances go.
Noel 90. Jacob 60
John CD Wnddill married Mary and
had John 60. removed from New Kent
10 Amelia Frances go. Thomas go.
settled in Augusta; James CD and Mary
CD
Charles ,2l Waddiii married
ana had Anne go. Sarah ,3l. Charles
go. Joseph 60. married Judith and
mad Charles ca. Turner co. Thomas
and judith ca, twins. Frances ca and
Elizabeth ca.
James - Waddill married Rchccca
and had George CD. who married SUI.
sauna and had .Annc(p. James 90.
George ca and Noel 60: John t3l:
Charles 60. patented land in I.uncn-
bury and had Benjamin GD. Martin
90 and William Dennis 90. James tS
WadiiH son of George go. married
Mary ana had George ta).
We note with rcs"o, the entire alb
these Waddilis
,fn he l'np.irtrl
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IN "N"l"ui"l Families OF southern
states Of Nme".cp" ! find "a interesting
sketch Of the Blackwell family Of viz
GInn.
Hon. Joseph Blackwell. the proccn-
TO! Of the family, came to the Colonies.
Hon Samuel Blackwell al walnut,
Lodge. Northumberland County. born
1850. married MarGcry Upowuingl
tludnall. a widow and dnuphtcr of
iioh, william Downing. Of Norihumbcr-
land Their son aud fourth chld. VIII
nam Blackwell, Of FauGui.r, born l1l3.
.u northumberland county VA mar.
ri"d lIl7. Elizabeth Grump. sister OF
ih" noted crumu brothers George
Shmu"l, William. John and Joseph. 90
Their thi"' child. John of Fauouicr.
married. first. Judith Churchil second
~ his cousin. Ann blackwell. and their
"iGhth child. Nancy Blackwell. married.
William Richards. OF near !'rcdcricks-
burg Wanted. parents and ancestry
81 MarSery Downing Wanted. parents
and ancestry Of Elizabeth Crump
samuel blackwell. captain OF North :
CUMBERLAND. born l7io. married Eliza :
""th Stcptoc. daughter Of John and
Elizabeth 'Eusta"e) Stcptoc wanted.
ancestry Of Elizabeth .Stcptor and Eliza
beth Eustacc.
william richards. who married
Nancy tAnn) Blackwell February 20.
$50. was - Revolutionary War soldier.
owned mills that were burnt near. Fred :
erickShurG. had Susan Richards. mar
ri"d Hancock Lee: George Henry Ina.
Well Edward FrliN and Walter who
married Nancy MaySc. OF Bath couu,,.
Va Wanted parents name Of William
'l'har"S. dates Of birth and marriage.
also birth Of Walter
William Richards belonged ~ a fam
81. l,rl l,,.,
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70 he Continually
Rttciiic-iknnIic.

Concluded from sunday. September II,
E"anc married Richard Earnes and
mad Richard CD, married Rchccc:.
Roano and had Lucy 90. married Mr..
Hrhnh"m: Maria CD married phiiia
ia:horne: Charlotte CS) married Mr..
wright; Thomas go. Richard CD and
Arthur 90.
Lucy t2p Eoanc William Rnanc and
Mary tpShurp married Moore Fnuntlc-
roy Brockcnborough and had Colonel
Moore. who married and hal
Walter CD. I.;ttlcton CD. John 80 NJ.
"l!a 90. Edward go and two other
daughters.
ms senealoSy. which wns begun in
ih' Times Dispatch of Su.day. Sep
TENDER Il taken from u manuscript
which belonged to Mrs. Isabella ti,chie
Harrison. az Brandon
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Mrs. John NJ. Snyder. left this week I,
spend some time In Washington and
other Eastern CITIES.
Miss Mary Lynch Is visiting friends
In Washington.
Mrs. Il. H. Gather, who has been
spending some time In town with
friends. has returned TO Baltimore.
Mrs. Clarence II. owen has been
spending the week with friends In
Washington and Baltimore
Miss Marguerite Hoover has return
cd from an extended stay in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Henry h. Little and two sons
have returned to Norfolk. Va. after
spending the summer at the home Of
the formers mother. Mrs ID. Is. Con
rad.
Miss Helen williams came recently
from Washington to visit Mr. aud Mrs
William Riley.
Captain Frank Rittcnhousc. of United
States Marine Corps: Mrs Itittcnhouse
and Miss Elizabeth Clngett. Of Lees
burg, Va. motorcd here last week. and
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Shirley Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Baxter. OF
Washington. have been visiting at the
home OF Mrs. William II. Willis this
week.
DR. and Mrs J. Tyler Smith and their
daughter Miss Smith. have returned
to Baltimore. after visiting DR.. and
Mrs y. X. Smith.
Miss Minnie Taylor left this week
to visit friends in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson
have returned from q visit to relatives
in Fairmont. w. Va.
Mrs. Henry cassard left this week
for Washington. after visiting ut Mans
field. the home of her mother, Mrs.
John c. Walker.
Mrs James rulliam has returned TO
Roanoke. Va. after visiting her par
entS. MIR. and Mrs. Edward Conner
MIR and Mrs. John Mccaulcy have
returned 20 Washington. after visit
ing relatives near town.
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VISITORS TO AsHEv|LLE
ENJOY FINE WEATHER
Guests at Hotels Are Spending. plac.
ttcally Every ~, ,.cnt in
the Opcn.
DANCING POPULAR DIVERSION
Days Warm Enough for Summer A.
tire, While ut Night Top Coats and
Wraps Are Nccdcd-Social Actiy-
tiles Numerous.

ASHENlLLE, y. c.. September 30
Indian summer. with ITS first fyiu
promises of the scarlet and gold rlorics
OF autumn that are TO follow. has ar
rived at Ashcvillc. and is giving sub
stantial evidence OF why the summer
visitors here should rcsnain longer as
we'll as why the tourists who spend the
winter here should hasten their arrival
In order to take advantage OF the won =.
derful climate and scenery offered at
this time of year. The weather is
notable. even in Ashcvillc. where Splcn-
did climate is almost universal Tin"
year round and the guests at Grove
Park Inn ana other resort hotels are
spending practically every moment in
the open.
The lazy. warm days, warm enough
Tor summary attire, are followed by
cool nights with Just enough tang in
the air to make q top coat feel conf
Portable and light wrap Il necessity
nights which make dancing Il real JOY.
somehow, no matter what attractions
may lie provided. the dane. continues
to hold It's own among all classes. and
the almost nightly dances at the
various hotels ending with the hig
Saturday night dinner dance at Grove
Park Inn, bring out hundreds OF vis-
tors and townspcoplc.
COLE MOST POPULAR
OF OUTDOOR SPORTS;
OF the outdoor sports. golf claims
perhaps more dcvotccs than any other
although motoring, horseback riding
driving and even hiking" are s,ill
popular with "A large number of people
The golf course OF the Ashcvillc Coun-
try Club. which forms the from, yard
for Grove Park Inn, has been crowded
every day this week. and each day
has seen 4 large gallery seated on the
west reranda of Grove Park Inn,
watching the plays and enjoying the
game. Each guest at the Inn auto
matcally becomes member OF the
club. with all it's privileges. and most
OF them avail themselves of the op-
portunty for golf and tennis. as well
as the tea dance on Saturday after
noon.
Summer visitors are staying later this
year than ever before, and the autumn
and winter visitors. arriving earlier
than during any previous season give
ASherille's streets almost the appear
ance of the midsummer season Social
activities are numerous, with dances
leading In popular favor by Il wide mar
gin
On Friday evening Il large dinner
party was given at Battery Park Hotel
by MIR. and Mrs. Maurice du ron, for
qheir son, Gerald du pont. Who Is l.av-
ing Tor Princeton TO take up his studies
Mr. and Mrs. r. Johnson also enter
sained on Friday evening in honor Of
their daughter, Mrs. j. T.. rcpit, Of
Augusta. Ga.
On Monday Mrs John Hor,er. OF lIn
Nana. Cuba, entertained at a bridr.
lunch. The first prize was won hv Mrs
r. fodriquez. of New York. Mrs. Iior-
Ter and her little daughter Viii re
Turn 10 Cuba this week after hayinc
spent three months At BATTERY Park
Miss Willy Willis, of Wayuesviu. *
q. Battery Park Hotel on her way TO
New York
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Joseph Kerr Teas married r,,
Their children were Eleanor. wniian
CHARLES. Mary. who married Jo.cnh
Love Joseph Teas willcd Marty greasy
Love geo acres on South River. In Re,..
eriey Manor. and during Joseph Iown.,
lifetime he owned land on ChrI.tI,,,.a
Creek. called Black" Run.
Mary Teas. married Joseph Love II
son OF Joseph Love. ST.. and Margaret
Bryan; their daughter. Mary Love. MAJ
rted John Turner. whose daurhtcr
sarah Turner. married James CnlJwcI,
would like tn know II any OF the con.
nertion can carry the Teas line tn tho
cmlsrant ancestor or further back.
wanted. information AS to anrnstry
oil Joseph Love, ST.. namcs of his ma :
rents. etc. p
wanted. names OF parents of Mar
Earet Bryan. who married Joseph Love
Sr.. ana ancestry. IL possible
captain John Caldwell. born 17os II,
Then Augusta County. Va, died i'm I7SS
NJ charlotte County. Va. Son. Robert
caldwell. born 1859 in Charlotte County
Va. married 1869. Augusta Count
Mary. born 1863 died after 17sb. son
James Il. Caldwell. married Sallie .rur.
ncr: son, John Turner Caldwell. born
in Steubenrillc. Ohio. May IL. 1919 di.,,
1883 100 u'e"
Wanted. full name OF wife of Cant,i,
John. Her name was Elizabeth. fuit
name of Mary. wife of Robert. OF An
SuSta County. Would like to CORE
spond with some of the family and OK
change data
j. II. Gallaher. wayncsboro. VA
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Wnyncsboro. Va.


Mar Scott was born in orange
County. Va, in 1913 She married. in
the same county in 1859. Captain Zach
airy Hcrndon Of orange. The father
If Mary Scot, was an officer Would
like 10 have names of parents Of this
Mary Scott and TO know something Of
hcr ancestry. Have much valuable
data about the family back further
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Sndcr~uii.

Colonel james Taylor 10 married
secondly. Mary GREGORY. ,laugii,cr Of
John Gregory, Of Lancaster county.
Their son. John Taylor. horn 1896. mar
RED Catherine Pcudlct"n, - daurhtcr
OF Philip Pcndlc;ou and Isabella Hart
lE'r' of New Kent County Va The
itth child ~ John TAYLOR and Cathc-
r'ne tendicton) Taylor was William
Wh" married Miss Elizabeth Anderson
and moved - North Carolina. Wuu,n.j
!" know the u9m"S ot parents of this
Elizabeth Anderson and To trace her
Hnr'strN TO tho "migr;,nt ancestor Of
The Anderson family Have been told
TINS is IN the Anderson history. brought
out by the late w X. Anderson o:
Detroit.
j. II GAI.LAHER
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NOTES AND QUERIES.


tOnnE.
We viii print all data which Mrs
X. w. Smith possesses i'm regard IN
INC ancestry Of William Young. We
KNOW NOTHING Of the names of his
unclcs and his brothers.
IL Mrs. h H.. of Raleigh. y. G.. will
Apply TO business manager she will find
out what she wishes TO know about tho
price of the paper.
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within ten minutes after an appli-
'hUon 81 Dandcrin" you cannot find a
Single trac" OF dnndrun or falling hair
an" your scalp viii not itch, hut what
VIII please Won mos, will he after a
i"W weeks use, when YOU see new
mar, IN" and downy at nrst-ycs--but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp.
\ httlc 'andcrinc Immediately dou-
ores IN" beauty Of your hair No diff
terence how dun. faded. brittle and
S''at*N. Just moistcn II cloth with
,'"hH"iin" and carefully draw il
through your hair. taking one small
strand -, a time The cIcc, is amnz-
inr-Nonr hair VIII ba light fluffy and
Way, ana have an appearance OF
abundance; an Incompatible lustre,
s"!tn"$S and iuNuriance.
fc' - @a-"rnt bottle of Knowlton's
l'nh"cfinc from any drug store OF
toiict counter, and prove that your
h"ir * as pretty and soft as any--that
IL has been neglected or injured by
careless Observation-Disclosures all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
or IL IF you will just try a little Dan
dcrinc.--Adr.
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VIII be glad to exchange with so,,
descendants and trace her line to emi.
Grant ancestor
wanted. names OF parents of cantai,
.''harE ierndon. who married Mary
''"'t. ana MS ancestry: also be glad
(" exchange llcrndon data
Va. '"e""oro'
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY. ocToRrR 1o,s

known as Till Billie Richards .\hou,
$500 his widow and children moved I"
Bath Count. VA, Would like u cor
respond Y h some of the descendants
or connections. | have much informa-
ton of interest about various lines.
VIII exchange for what ! lack.
Address Miss c.. Box 255. Wavncs-
boro, Va
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VI ltls ius.

There WAS a John Wilkins on the
Eastern shore in 1853 and q John Viii
kins. HurEcss for Acconac in lGil.
WI lam Wilkins in Accpmac III 1873.
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" Ir,n.


In Vols. and &. NirGiuia Historical
Ma"nzinc. find that Minor Winr camc
I" Ni"E;nia from Wales. settled in
fauHuicr County, Va. and died about
l.il. He purchased from the state OF
Virginia large tracts q: land in Favctte
County. Ky. He lcf; suns John. Minor
William. james and Richard and three
daughters.
Who did Minor VIM. Sr.. marry.
when and where?
Minor VIM .Tr. remained in Nir-
cinia, lived To "a good old axe. and died
in I.oudoun County. leaving large
family Of boys and girls. y daughter
married Gibson. oC Kappa hammock. and
another William Gibson. OF FauGuicr.
Two married N.;,"s one Of Clarks-
burg. from which family came stone
wall Jackson and others the other. Of
rarkcrshurG from which came Gen
eral l.ucius Fairchih. once minister to
Spain. Tw" married Slaurhtcrs. one
of whom moved To Kentucky. settled
near Iaducah. from whom descended
lion. 9th" K. SLAUGHTER, Of Mississippi.
and tho othcr resided near Winchester
from whom descended Hon. Washing
ton q. Slauahtcr. for some years United
states district attorney. One daugh-
ter married simpson and lived near
Ga!'ipol!s. phi" mother married
union married Miss Todd. frs, cousin
nf Mrs. abraham Lincoln. William
Winn moved Ia South carolina: mar
lied ROSA Hampton. aunt OF General
Wade Hampton etc"
Can any of tho descendants tell me
the nam" ol the wife Of Lieutenant
Minor W!nn. .Ir.. who remained in Nir-
Cinia-wh"u and where married?
can amy one give me names of the
parents az Captain John UBannon, Of
Virginia. born 1880 died 1919. Wood
ford County. Ky? He married. 1870.
born 1854. Fairfax County. Va dauch-
t"r OF Lieutenant Minor Winn .Jr.
Would like to know something of the
history OF the o'Eannon family VIII
be clad 10 exchange data.
j. II. ,iALl.Aii:R.
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Mitchell.

William ScrugES son of Thomas
ScruSSS. married II sister OF Valentine
Mitchell. Wanted. Miss Mi;ch"irs full
name and names of the parents Of
Valentine Mitchell and sister. | have
mech Mitchell history that ! VIII en-
change for this line to cmiEran, an
ccstor. This Thomas ScruSrs WAS n
son OF i'iuch SCrurws ,horn RuckinE-
lam County. IT'D: married Nancy
Thomas twould like her ancestry. or
parents anyway. son of Finch Philip
ScrugSS born Buckingham VA, 1901.
son OF Solomon r.i:trcl! Scrucrs.
Was the father ur Valentine Mitchell
or Nancy Thomas = Revolutionary War
soldier?
horo. Va.
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~ S''i'iits III 'iItIc
until !, dImos, covered his
entire hand. Ills hand was
red, sore, and inhalncd and
very much swollen, and the
itching and burning were So
severe that hc WAS unable
I" d. i days work. l'c los,
much res, n night.
ht, ,y,,,l4l, l,,,I
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fttInn,s.

WfIIfIllnN. II
Colonel james Williams. son az Dan
icl Williams and Ursula Clark. Of Ham
over County. Va. and North Carolina.
WAS killed ut Kings Mountain. ! wish
10 know what relation he WAS I" Bur
well Williams of Chatham County. y.
c.; born 1916. VIII appreciate any as
sistance in tracing this connection.
MISS q.
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R|NGWORM ALMOST
COVERED HAND
Itching and Burning So Severe I'm
able to Do Work, Lost Much
Rest At Night. Entirely
HEALED BY CUT|CURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Ny husband suffered with rinrwor,n
on his hand. y, first ii was very small
place, hut II kept spreading in a circle
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P PG Rise on in Alert Heaters

This is certainly welcome in the face the rising
costs of practically everything Don't pay advance prices
for other makes The Alert Heater is fuel
built with the idea of greatest economy to user yet
are moderate in price. Now ready complete stock in
all styles and sizes. See them Tomorrow.
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Hancock are visiting Tue formers sis
Week rss; Mrs, c, a. A'i". \" crswe this
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"'hl!E months wrote Tor
".fcc S1mUico: tutlcura Soap and Oin;.
;."i.t "nlai'crwardS bought more, and
=. hand wae entirely healed (Signcd)
MS, Niic Musick. Cleveland Va,
.hA'. 10, 1910
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waynesboro. Va.
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Maj 10, 1910
sample Each Free by Mail
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MARINE BULLETIN.

Nome Radio, July 19, 1916. =. Delta at Fairbanks.
 Susie with 5 barges up Kotlik 9 am. 18th.
 Schwatka at Gibbon leaves for St. Michaels Thursday.
 Jacobs, Kelly and Benchley at Gibbon.
 Reliance and Sibilla at Gibbon. Yukon with two barges down To- lovana 8:15 a. m.
 Julia B at St. iMchaels. Davis with barge up Ketlik 18th. Tanana with barge up Circle 2 p. m. 18th.
 Alaska at Glbbon sails for Fair banks noon.
 Atlas at Fairbanks.
 Selkirk down Big Salmon a. m. White Horse up Yukon crossing 1 a. m.
 Dawson up Selkirk 2 a. m. Casca at White Horse.
 Vidette up Ogilvie 4:30 a. m.
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BALTIMORE, July 19.-The Ger man undersea liner is expected to get away tonight and has now everything ready for it's big dash to sea. It will probably move down the Chesapeake and await until darkness sets in before it starts across the ocean submerged when just reaching the three mile limit of neutral waters.
 Reliable boats coming in today from the Atlantic off Hateras advise that two British and one French
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-20

cruiser are waiting outside for the Deutschland but, once the boat sub merges. Koenig says it will be im- possible to locate his ship. The most advantageous feature of the new U type of merchantmen is it's speed under water and the pro- longed dive it can take. Under these circumstances detection by an enemy boat is purely a matter of extreme cnance.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-20
DEUTCHLAN MUST RUN
 GAUNTLET ENEMY SHIPS

BALTIMORhi, July 19.-The new undersea merchantmen owned also, by the Ocean llsyiyat'on Go. ani a sister of the Deutschland is expected to arrive here on Sunday. The was first scheduled for New York;. but latest accounts say that signals have been received advising it's port of call being Baltimore. It is not impossible the Deutschland may re- main here until after the arrival Of it's sea mate, the Bremen.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-20
VILLA BADLY BEATEN
 AND FLEEING SOUTH

of Americans demanding a state ment of their rights from Washing ton government, it is pointed out. by the Mexican government, was. inspired by the arrest and jail;ng of those American employers who had failed to obey the minimum, wage law of the country.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-20
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please note thas all changes in standing Advertise ment must be received in this office before 6 p. m. for the following. mornings issue. No exception wilk be made to this rule.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Silver Wave will sail today for Kotzebue and all points north taking United States mail, freight and passengers and calling at Teller York, Wales, Deering, Keewalik and Kotzebue.
 The Republican primaries to elect delegates to the District Con- yention to place in nomination one candidate for Senator, four candi- dates for Representatives and one Road Commissioner will be held a: Republican Headquarter in Burgh's Hall in Nome between the hours of 4 o'clock D. m. and o'clock p. m. today, July 20th.
 The republican roll will be at the polls and all Republicans are re- quested to participate.
 
 "The Girl of the Golden West" thrilling part drama will be the big feature at the Dream to- night It is a red blood drama of love and adventure, and is one of the most famous dramas ever filmed. The cast includes Mabel Van Buren, Thedore Roberts, House Peters, Anita King and many other stars of Broadway. AS a western picture it is a knockout and has created sensation wherever shown. It is Para mount feature, which guarantees it's quality. First show at ' sharp.
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MEXICO CITY, July 18.-The government of Carranza is today officially informed that the United States troops will be gradually withdrawn from Mexico. The an- nouncement is received here with intense qualification.
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