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SATTROAY . FKUIll'ARV 18, HM>?.
she laststed fiorcely "Yon arffl not ad
mlt lt. hut I know There ?an
rfabt In tbat If Harry
derson Ls aii y*.u thh'k him. if he
^?...1 here now and knew the whole.
he aroObl say lt k. <1 BOt brav.
but artebad an.l eraoL*'
Ba Bbeeh his head- and the sa.l
sbadow of a bitter smile touehed hhl
lips "He wou; bb?" be sald.
"lt ahtnU'i ih nr uiiinotutinrj nimaeit
?
A it' ed hhn Ba turned
and aaaaed hl* elbows aa tba narrow
artadea siu eeeej aatta achlna. hal
aaafart Ba heard haa
harply
? I lnt*. the empty cell.
?n BB ihe c*>t nnd threw out bla
artiis with a heDekaea l
Jesaics left the Jall with ?iesi>alr In
The hepe ea which st.e had
fed these p.isi day* tni.l f:ill,-,l her
What ?^ there left for her to fel
IJke a swift wtnd. she went up tlie
street ta IVl.ler'a ofhce She gt
her araj np tba aattaatad st.-m aad
tnpp.-.l BB ' uns nn m
awec siu- paaa aa Bad aatarad
the aaapt] OOa, where a study
lamp haraad aa tba desk
A pile of lejaal looking pnpcr* had
it. an.l with them lay a
torn paaa of a aowuaper ahoaa fa
millar capttoii gave her a stah of
Perbups tba news of the trlnl had
found Its wsy scrona the rain.
arbara the Baaaaa af Btlrea ami Beraoa
had heaa hawaaa Parbapa every one
at Anlst.' ^ knew *.f lt
paek
ed It ip and BCBOBOd it h.-isti!y There
was no hlnt af the trial. but her eye
csugbt tba htcb hud BBBjed Its
roi*- in tba eaaataaaaa, ami t-b*- read it
to th*
B IB her own trouble she read It
. ahteer v.-i. Bsrfal ?s the fate
Harry Banderaoa had so nar
it was not to t** aaaa
tbat a htcb awatted 11
for. aarfal aa it was. tt held u.* Bbaaaa
ln I got Bf fcellng sh.- ulipptd ta
her keeea b] the one s..fa tba room
aed an.l preyed peaelooatelj .\s
hite drea ?>nt her haodkerchlef to
ajtaach tha tears that came something
fell with I miisl.-ai tiukle at. ber laat
It was tba little eraaa she had fanod
In fro:,t of tba h'.llsi.le *-abiu that had
lalu forgotten ln her |kh k.-t .iunng the
past anxious datye As sh?- prcssed It
the ring nt tbe top ga\e wa\. am] the
croixs parted In bareefl U ..r.ls were
engrave.i ,>u tba laaakfa ?if the arma?a
date and tb*- BBBM llehr\ Baadst
Th<? laeaftaace of tba name Jarred
<t Bagrh bad dn>ppad
oid haipaahi <>f the frtead who
bad baaa his baaa ktaal bla <-\*-mpiar
ami a bos?- aacleai haaooace araa
domiii.t'it He bad < lung loyully to tbe
nieiiu'iito. Mind ln his ceastaot llklng.
araaa ?bat frlend bed done blm
oke.l at the date lt was May
28 She sbuddered. for that was the
month aud day on whi-b I?r M
had bven killed Tba potol had
clenrly established today by the prose
cutlou To the origiual ow t,?-r of tbat
BfBBi paffbai I tb* date tbat had come
into Ilugh's life with such :t smister
aaaaalaa was ? ajaaa an;
Suddenly Bhe caughf her haod I
che?-k A welrd ld?-a h.id rushed
through her brain The religions syni
bol had stood for llarry Sanderson,
and tbe chance coincidence of date
had Irresistibly patataal to the murder.
To her excited senses the juxtapoel
tlon hel.l a bizarre, uncanny suggee
tlon. This cross, the very enibh-ui of
vlcarlous sacrlnce! Suppose Harry
Sanderson had never glven It to Hugb!
Supposc be hBi lost it on the billside
himself!
She sn-'ehed up the paper again.
"Who has been for aome months on a
prolonged vacatlon"?tbe pbrase stared
sardonically at ber. That might carry
far back?she sald it under ber breafh,
fearfully?beyond the murder of Dr.
Moreau. Her face burned. aud ber
breath came sharp and fast Wby
when she hrougbt her warnlng to the
cabln bad Ilugh been ao anxioun to get
her away unless to prevent her slgbt
of tbe man who was there, to whom he
had taken her horse? Who was there
ir Smoky Mountain whom be would
proteet at hazard of his own life?
Jesslca's veius were aii aflre. A rec
tor murderer? A double esreer? Waa
lt heyond posalblllty? It came to her
like ?n impinglng ray of light. the old
curloui llkeueas tbat had sotuetimes
been made a jeet of st the wblt*
house lo tbe aspens lloieaa and Pre*.
derga&f bad believed It to be Hugh.
80 bad the town. for the body bad
been found on his ground. But on tbe
night wben the real inurderer came
again to tbe cabln perhaps It was bls
coming that had brought back tbe iost
memory. Hugb had known tbe truth.
In the Ilgbt of this suppositlon. bls
stralned manner then. his pre<ont de
termtnatloo not to sr ?ak. all stood
nlaln.
What hud he moant by a deht of his
past that be had never pald? He could
owe no debt to Hsrry Sanders- n lf
he owed any debt It was to his dead
father. a thousnud time* more than the
draft he h id laaaML Oaabl he be
thlnklng ln his remorse that Ua father
had east him off. eoaatbaj hll
n iberbaj aady tbat Barry
Snn?l?-rs>n had baaa Devtd SMres* fa
vorite and St. James". ahtth must l?e
aaalrcbad by the odtnm of its r
ipple of his ej ?
Jessk-a h.-ul snatched at ? straw. be
iBbjr baoyanl I
ailoat ln the dragglna tl.le Now witb
a blind fatuousnesa sbe bugged It
r to her Imsnm '.)!-.' pun*Ose
poeaensed her?to con front Barrj
? What matter though she
mlsse.1 the remninder of the trial?
she eoald do Botbiaa Her handa arara
lf the truth lay at .\ni<t->:
would Bad it She tbougbt no farther
than tbfa i ?n.-e In llarry Sanders*.a's
preaaaea, what sh.- abeold aay or <i<>
she aearcety Imaajlaad Tbe horrlfy?
lng .juest:..n tilled her thought to the
axcraatoa of mi tbat must foitoar its
r it wns aaarety and Batf <?.>!)
? sbe erared, eaty t" n ad la h;s
tlie truth about the uiur.b
Moreau
BiuMenly begau to tremhle.
Would the dOCtora let her ?-"o him?
Wbal ould she give? If he
tha Baaa who bad baaa la iiugh's
eabta that ulght be had beard her
had known she was there He
BBt know iMTorehand of hBf cotn
ing lest I.. af ber er
rnnd Blabup I.udlow. be coul-i
her access to him. Injured. dying
perbapa, ? dtd aot aaaaaa that
llugh was In Jeopardy for his crlme
Onllty an.l dying. lf he knew this. he
wonl.l surely tell the truth iiui If h*
<ii? .5 bafor* aaa eaaM laaeh hlaal Tbji
pnper wns some days old Be
ba deiiil n- |ba took heart. h*>w
I slateiiKMit of bls im
proved condition.
Bbfl spraiK- ta hei feet an.l l<?oked at
her ebafatalae wntch toand
BB wns over.lue. TbefB was no
time to los*. Miiuitt-s might count
Siu exauiin.-d her purse. She had
ogh with her.
mlnutes ktter ^h?- was at tba
stntl.m. n BCTabblad BBbl wns on Its
? Mrs Ilalloran. nnd before n
red Lantern tbe k>mj la
lng trala waa sbudderlng to a stop
* .-V - aN(La*
(To He Contlnued.)
HE WAS SURE OF IT.
Tb* Irate aareal
the enhjM : Voung man. de
m.in.h-.l he, with tho u'.mcst storn
bl yoa kbaabaa my
er?"
If hy this 1 to plunge
| visitor Into COUl
must - ha oM aaatla
man aaa araatly 1 uaach
aa th<- ?h?> great
CBt ea
I 1 there is no
mlstake about it. none
I Broald ba much I
tied to learn tbat, after all. 1 was klss
lng th.- I.. bi en
JOINED THE SOCIETY.
n't mean to t*d! me that
Jolned ? ty?
Ba Well. I I . i he was sow
Ing 1.
At the Cafe.
Stranse Baec* tkeC'l I with the
meat.
8trange BBBBH tneVa nungled with the
aaa
I eat. an.J >.% a . what an.l wriiy I eat,
Laonar for tt .???-, .,.;?
Quaiifications.
Edltor?Baaa yoa eaar aaaa any
work on a newspaper?
Appllcant for I'...,ition?Yes. sir; for
nearly six months I contrlbutfd to a
column ln our home paper nnder the
head of 'For th.- Dpltfl of Manklnd."
Edltor?Go to tba oflice of the bulld?
ing, on tbe top t'.oor. ai they
want an elevator man?Chicago Trlb
une.
A Patari Catastrophe.
Young Wife (mournfully)?I am
afraid, doetor, | with
this wretcbed cold wlll cough up his
Bf*
Young IX>c;or .si;.rth-d)?Oh. I trust
not, my dear madara: at least not un
til he aoaadBI up my b.il.? lialtimore
American
His Exp?rri?r.ce.
Man vith tbe ituging Prow?
Qlubbtt "liv ;y alone,-' does
he? What abada Of meanlng
do you Intend to onvey by that?
Man artth the Baiboea Noea?He
aever ask* aaa to aaiah witb him. -
Chicago T..
WO miles from
?
is a one hundred
snd ten aere
farm that laiae*
Xlttie e\
triOtlSBB. Tbe
?TTOpa on it are
for tba ui oa t
part atanted aud
dl- .-UI
si^.-d appeerance
!
I CO ni e s
ftaaa d oda*lag
Bta ut t,> m iss
;<s <>r from
try Ing t-> flnd
fertility ln the
-
t a s k VY1
i u s e, the
l i hat
ubtcoui tn is<'.j tbe lateat tenaat
i.ibie to Baflka awanpb from tb<?
piace ta Baaat tb* taxea, Jost a^. tha
aartleal oa* >.f record, a certaln farmer
carpenter of tha name af TboBaaa l.in
coln, failed to get eiiou-Ji oal of tbe
barren BCTCa b> pay for them.
i ? ' J, unppHlu. t i
? iirtli ls now 01 e of the world'B
siirines. ?>n Feb. 12 presidentS. g-.v
aroors, Jodges, cardlnals and cablaet
BaaOlaterB forearatber there t-> atab
dedtcata theaa ra aterila aoii
patchaa ba the peorde for ali tha daya
to coaaa. <?n oaa "f tha IbUI* b vkfta
BsaBBartal ball pattanaad aft<
tempie will Ukawlaa ba co
and I, ' for fottn
Th* tempie imloses BB old one
roota log eabta, wltb a sti.-k chlaaaey,
->r. one wlndow and BO tl<">r al
all. ln tl i a man
ehild Brhotn tha WOrtd has taken to Its
? aham Un i i pre*l4teat
and ttbarator. man of taieakuaaaa and
b < omfMiuud af aatravi
s
S5i*tl
&
^
x
MHS. MNCOI.K IN aSSL.
and ;>f langbter. He. the babe that
came ber* "i , !,,i slnwai
illlterate. ls tbe reason for tbe tempie.
for tha crowds and for tbe oratory.
ii<- i- ikawtaa 'h< raaaoa f.?r t;.,
tlou eXtStaaag Bl all itl its BSjaBBBl I
So :h,->.. btimble u< res are not all u:i
produ< tive. avaa timugii thay caaaoi
grov. r tli-.y hrought fbrth a
great s,.ul t<. lead u pe<>|ile from boud
age and ta psacs bafot. Baaa*a ayaa a
type af cbarity uud forbearame tbat
will ma'o us Bil tendeu-r nnd better
for hat Lag aaaa,
The lalnoota fartu, at fa
of the own.-rship af Tbonu
for many ye*
of tha name af t-'real. after w to n h
was boaghl by h K*** York .apualist,
* Mr. l?euiiclt, wbo made s-une |SS>
pr..\ei'.ients on it with tba IdaM <d
cbaugmg it into * untioual park. 'I his
waa abandoned, ba'SFever, I
**a tc-, ei ane
tted up in the litig.iti.'ti af tht
uett estate and for years w
ed. At iast It was aold at publie auc
tlon by the authorities of l..in:,- couu
ty. Kj ?.*.haa u was parehB**d by
rd l.l.'.Ml J ;.. a- a r.-| :? -?eiit;4
tive of ICbert J Oollier. s- I
farm uss.? laiuui v?a>. f.rined. with
Governor I
and various ilistiiiguish.-w ...?'?> SSJ Its
diret-b.rate. T<> tbis body Mr ?'ullier
i over tbe lauu. popular aub
BcriptioBB arara i .-,<i. a meiuon.ii
baUdiag was atactad. aad other im
provemeuts were made. As a result
the l.in. ,.ia birtbptaca farna <?. t-.-i.
U v. III be opem-d to tbe publn; as a
natlonal oark. l'r.an u BCBtu*C ;?
it ls a beaatifal ?*.>ot. Near t<> tha
; the niem.U'ial bu
is the fainous r,H k spiing. aad ii
distant ls U pi- tliresque eleek, oil tbe
B of which tbe boy Idinoln play
ed.
In addltlon to tbe detllcatlon of th*
farm, a staiue af LtacoUl will I
veUed in Hodgenvllle More lmportant
stlll. lt ls BOW paactacalaj .ertain thut
some forin of memoriul will ?
nt Washnigti'ii. a step that abouid
have been taken long ago.
,ytiiing eoaaaciad with Abr?
ham I.ineoln ls held preeious by the
Ameri-an p.-ople. His bi.thplace and
hls tomb. bls acts and hls wor.is, tbe
people wuh w honi he asso. i;ito.i. bU
are objeCta of a popular Interest BBBCb
as has '?>een aroused by few men lu
the hiatory of nations. Con,pan-,1
with Llui oln's siniple greatness m?.st
of tbe churacters grou|x?d ar >und bim
auffer by contra-d. This is true even
vt tua ramliy. For one I feel that Jns
tice bas never been done Mrs. Lincoin.
She waa not wlthtmt a propbetic quab
Ity in divlning ber husbaud's future
eminence, abe had splritual inslght,
she suffered many sorrows. aud de
splte her dlfference from Mr. Idncoln
In ternperament and lnherit.d tnauuers
and bellefs she waa loyal to bim
throughout.
One other character baa been mlnl
BDlzed much ln tbe same way- William
H. Seward, Lincoln'a chief competltor
for tb* presldcntlal nominatlon and
aftoraraad ius Bacaagarj of atal On?
j that caa ik? Bald
thal h?- araa man aneaab to ackaeal
Baaaa I tao la'a B^paataeea arbei he saw
it. H?- refus.d t<* ph | at his
as diu s. m feilow tn.'--;
b.-rs ?,r tbe cablnet n?- was n wis*.
ceuaeelor and aneatnah o ia. He
had enongh f->re*lght i Llaeka
arbaa tbe pabl at him for the
a?-t. Tb.- truth about Sewnrd la that
he araa of a very btfth aJTBa
aHhetaadlaa bis bei^ht was <>\or
Khad"
Mr. Lincoln's llfe fnlN Into tare
dlrtatona that praredlaa th*-re
peal of th<- Missouri compr |
th.- formatJoa of tho Repabllcan per
ty and tbat following these
aa toraa ta <????
? publlc Berrtce ln
tbe Brst perlod. PaBowtng this were
fivo ?.r siN reara af baa arlth little <<r
lw petltlca in < oaareei n had
aalaed ? repnl
nnd ait ' .ie *.r two cam
apeachti had li
aaeBBare t.> ahoflab alaverj la th*- i>is
tri.t of Colnmbla and had refua
a - right
eoaa Poflowl ,i ?,,.
plted f.,r tba efece o-f hand ewmml
* r. ta arbah he had no4 beea ip
e. .1 aad been .'ft. red th*- goi i
ship of Oregoa ahk I be de llned Ia
r ooBatnatloa
t*> <-f?igr.*s raad ln I8B2 d*di\.
eulogy oa Henry riay it aaaa i
thal ha r. htered polltti -
Itrred therete h
tba UiBBoorl comprei
but
dtdate for UbII
? i' bln ? ? wlnnlng. ]
be ihrei
' i r Trumbull nnd
? Uncela ta x" to
bnll, wbo had hal a haadrel * f
?apporti ra. araa Ubt
< ?*. but tt praaaated tbe elertton
of a provln \ ory tnat:.
lo 1 lfr. Ineted la
'ination af tbe Bepnbllcan party,
inakiiu: l ,-,., |,-- a|
??!? ff. i |;o
r..t.s f,,r \ ,. . |0 the Kepnb
11 an nathmal , f,,r
r on tba Ir?-m<>nt ti.K.-t Twe
y.-ars later ..-uae | debatea
with Doaatoa arhfeb arer* heM a? ut
tawa, Preeport, leaaaboro, Cbar i
GaicBUara* Qataej
result he | majorky, but
was baateo hf n<%" a and
a gi-rrymander.
Petfoartaa tbi st: u, Doaaj
- Ltaaeala Loaaleapeeeaea la Oblo,
? r. New 1 - aious
n.l.lr. ..p, r l ni<
Early ln im>> t|?. Hihiois state .-.
tl**n taatraa'tad for blm for presldent,
and in the Batlaaal Bonreotloa th?t
m.-t nt Cbtcago, .v he was
Bonalaated *>n tha third ballot. Ia the
falloa \i
malned at home an.l declim-d to make
aoeratJc party *piit
on slarery. which niHd*- bls <
; >wlng tba anoooncr
of the result tnnny of tb* BOetbefB
Btataa aaceded, hut the paeatdeat
r?-fus..,i t<> i.e drawB Late any publlc
attera his poltcy (?:. i <-h ii.
?i to Washlngton. mak
taafj a few sh.irt a*l
aad BBcretl] paasing tbrongh l
BBOCa because of rutoors of peaatble
WILLIAM n. BBWAKD.
aaaaaainatlon. Aft.r his innuguration
haa btotegj tbal oftbecoaatry
in ber most gi*. Tbe *u
protne ev*-nts *.f bla adminlstrat.
they affect h.:s f.n..*? were tba hasaaaaa
of the ajaaaaselpatiaa prociumauon on
Sept. hXa, is*,-j. and its oalclal promui
aatiaa aa the ist <d January faHoartaa;
VI. k-burg an.l <>icysburg BB Juiy
I i taaB; tba Ot ryabara adaraaa ea
ii te
the prealdaac; and aaeaad inaugurai.
aad th.- aa \r?r*? ii,
- Aaaaaaattox
Not True to Lif*.
"How dld you like the show last
night?"
Not at all. li wasu't true to life.
The m-u who i layed the part of
the king* never once appeared in a
paper crown." ?Lk troit Fre" IVress.
In the Dark.
"I hear Mrs quithlm hai, left her
husband. What was the trouble?"
? 1 don't know Ive had the grippe
and haven't beea able to go calllng
any afternoon tnts week."?Detroit
Free Press.
Talk Not Wasted.
Discouragcd Mother (to small boy)
?Charley. why can't you be good? I
talk and talk. and It does no good.
Charley?Oh. yes, lt doea! I know
bow to behave when 1 go away from
home.?Judge.
HINTS ON MENDING
SOME POINTS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.
When the Buttonhole Trars?Patching
the Ccrset Cover?Best Way
to Fix Up Frayed
Sdk Waist.
If a buttonh. ,iit lny a piece
of elaa ,.- back of lt,
Braaly la pl nbole
to lt neatly atul ihen rut ami work in
prop.
to rip
tho baad apaii and ? the
threads of th. old bnttonh-.l.-. Btltch
or the
fold of tha band. Btltcb up the
in its oiiuinal shape and :
B <uit
I tape through the
hole. lay It Bal in ihe |
te iwo fokfa <>f ihe baad and
Men down ti-.
both si<i
buttons to th.- ta; ,, ?r
? hole thal
should 1>.
?
"th battopa and huiti
i ln the baad be*
Tha ?., nr.
'o mak.
th* shirt-, ...rn wnji
yoa, mak- ad m b* i
aa you like. and with a DBplaaB to
BVOfd faJll When it
ordlna
cover p,l, j?
ma worth whlle. other
i the
patch. si:.
come most uiiickh
adopti d. Tha
- and i
of tli:
much aaora ejatckl) thai
liope
when ptnked raffli
the pJakli
nitiies a,-. and oftea oaly a
I
i' is
' froBB lt a
1. laeb ral
?
? ef the skirt it Clr.
cular
of such a rafft*, bal the piai.i plaltad
will Make l!;.- vilk BOSBM
?u caa, *i ?
of thin mat. na! ;<! lt t(( ,h?
hkirt ai ti |a pian ba
atoal wmiii n. th* partlealar artTsntaa*
of glving BBOpOti '
?
<trts wltb i i . -. ar*
ineii.ie.i aroaad th<
Without ripi h
or a papar knife st BOtne hole
| tbe
lnch or
I the
an.l atltch '!
edge again
Wedding Invitation Plates.
lt 1 1 that
Inv. atll.
Blty of man or woniar |
had baaa
t?r to Y
whlt -I , l,:is
baaa found tn ihe i
viiation
: I lata ls flrst bur
ateh paaoa
of copper r! oa cl*i
thla additi.mal
Inio a single or dOBBrS
which the brith's portrall is p
is sjaa atahoratad bj
Ing the ? ., tbo
middie, with copper IrBBisa to match
on eitber Btd*, ODB holding Ihe por
trait Bf the bride. the Other of the
Tha invitation card
also for a small frame. 1
ba to coi
To prerent the halr from fulllng out
wet it thoroaahly oa*ca or twi
w. . k with a w.-ak BOtatfoa of salt
water.
IU aid
the hair in curling is ha.'f a pint of
atioiu Bg in it 11 gralns of
Tha I
with this Whlle dlBSBlag. laid in |
aad h'ld ao whlle drylag.
Bathlaaj aitb aqaal part* of
and wat.r is r. siful to the
Another i?lan is to bafhe the eyes with
warm water in which are dissolved a
plnch of ; .1 two oi
three ?: ? amphor.
When iravi Uafj BO BO. 'ai! lo pu
a cup in your bag. Many a person haa
sulTered from using the drlnklng cup
which is public propaal* on the train
Folding paper cup8 may be had for B
small surn. T! thrown away
at the ioai ?? th.
strong point la thaflr fawr of i
klng up i
Leasons from tha Past.
Hannlbal waa preuaiing to eroaa th*
Alps.
"But bow." aaked hla chief of ataff,
"are we golng to get all the baggaga
over?"
"We will carry it." gloomlly an
Bwered the great general, "ln the
trunka of the el.-phanta."
Whlch merely show* bow ancient
the gag Is.?Chicago Trlbune.
ypHAIR POMADE?1
n/jtes
KINKY
HAIR
sorr
KtAOm
DagftvT
KEEPS
HAIR
FROM
BREAJOK
OFF
tfft
whkh mmuiDmRAmR/WEmntwR-scrrw
L0N6 SOTNATYOUCAKrVTITUPIH THE LATESTSTYIE
I ORSHORT AND KINKY
A.EERS
SCALP
FPCSH
aiMAM
WHOLE
SOME
MAKES
HAIR
GROW
haaVoa
?
A WOMAN'S JUST PRIDE IS HER
1 I J\ irv TO fmuiOOTBN out that KINKY. CTJRLT
M/AiLK. "AIR. IMTTINO IT IN THK MOST PKFl
aBBaa rx)NDIT10N TO Bl COMatBD INTO \\Y
SHAI'K Jl'ST TKf A BOTTI.F OF I INOOLB II \||< POM UM
Tb.-ro is tm other praparatloB aa earth t.. aajeal llonola Hair
Ponuule ln produ* ing soft. beautiful hair. Lln*. In Hair Poumde is
a natural hair eleansor-a naturul promoter of growth and naturallv
r.-.lnr.-s tba hair to a straight and combahle rondltlon- but also
Buppllea the air vitb a slUy sheen and gloss No matt.-r how
rough or h.-avy 'our hnlr ls now. no matb-r h*iw hard or rurly
lt may he. the .*re of Lincoln Hair Pomade will give v.ui hair that
can well be the . nvy of others. Lincoln Hair Pomade Is the only
highly recornmvnded preparatloa for thla parpoaa on the aaarkat
It ls Lincoln Hnlr Pomade you want. a*. refaee weak an.l In
forlor substitntos. Do n*.t take anythlng that Is clalmed to he
Jm*t as good. but inslat ou gettlng the eaaatbe.
i PRICE, (5 CENTS -aaaaaai
m Bjnrracnmn> aa
The Lincoln Pomade Co
NOKFOl.K. VA.. IT s A.
ntn Uanted Kvr-rywhere. Wrtt*. for partlcular*. lf your deal
er doea not keen lt. s?md 20 cents ln Btamps or Bllver to THK LIN?
COLN POMAD- < o.. laaaBrtaaoal B, Norfo.k. Y? ar.d we "ill "nd
yon a bottle hy return mall.
The Hawkins-Price Co.
t)air (Browere ano Yteoiorere.
I TK \!>i; M.kK h D 1
Csrrles a full line of
natural human halr
bralda, banga. ponipa
? louis and the latest
Btylaa ln front plecea?
all colors?blnck. brown
Kray and mixed gray.
Those detdrlng pleces to
match the hair must be
v. ry aure ln Btatlng ex
pllcltly the colors Jeslr
?*d. lt 1b always safe to
send a Btnall sample of
hair lf jMiBslhle. so that
we may be in a posltlon to m.-.irh lt correctly
PRICB8: .
For Bralda. (Natural Hair). $2 Vo to 16.00 * '
*,1Irom idonra, (Natural Hair) 13.00 to $5 00
br Front Pkacea. (N.tural Hnlr).fi.oo to ll^O
Tn a preparatlon has provec to he a fortune to maiiv of the uu
iw2_& \*2*\a*Z* ,0day ^"Khted with Its wonderful reauIta
The merlts o this great hair preparatlon naturallv place lt ln a
. aTrff \,?f ,!" ?Wn' and the ?low,n" ?"?? ?n which our patrons
speak of 1 . reassure us af Its sstlsfactory results. We can well
.n*?i ?.l* ** I'*tronage thf?oughout this and other Btatefl and also
in J.m. ?* rn",,mfendat,on of >? beat white and colored people
ln this Immedlnfe comrnunlty. vwv***
.r,^ In ?,r.'1er }'\cnnv{- >?oat Bkeptlcal readers of the merlts
wm from "bee \ht\ l?ku ???" Oraarar end rUtorer,?
SJa.. ? tl"^ to time prodaoa ln print the phof.igraphs of those
H\lng us p.rmiSBion to do so. wbo havo used our preparatlon and
among the many hearlng wltneas of the genulne qualltles
do n< ce of those expectlng a mlracle
or anythlng unreasonable. Our preparatlon ls a natural snd pure
h.'prln't l^rcdlet.ts of whlrh. we would not healtate to put
ulll juat here remlnd the publlc that the United States
?nnicnt has plaeed nationai patent rights on our hair prepara?
tlon hy which it ls protected, an.l we are ln turn responalhle to the
gov?-rnment for honest niethods and square dealings
it win poattlrely raaaora Dandruff. run- tba Scalp of all im
pantlea, Reatore Hair on Cleaa Templea or Bald Heads. where the
RootK are not Dead. Price. ?.?, eaaaa pat b,.\.
The Face BeOBtJfli ,f powdOT entlr.-ly unnecee
eary ar.d is perfeetly harmless. Sale Price. 25 and 50 cents an.l tl
por bottle. A charge of ten cents extta ls ImpOOBd on all out of city
prdera. II D be sent by Post Offh . Order. or Express
Mon.-y or.h-r. Addraaa all commiinlcatlons to
H.WVKINS-l'HM'i: OOMPAin
******* UU)l ?1? lf. l?*t St, Richmond, Va.
f^^Correspondence Strlctly ConflJentlal.'^ptj
RAllBMDi.
RicbiDODd, Frettericltsl)'? & Potomac R. R.
SCHEOULC EFFECTIVE J??J 4. 1909.
TO ANO FROkt WASHINGTON ANO 8EY0N0.
Iae*?vo ICb-b niiii).
?4.SOA ** B)r?M.sia
< 48 Bai* ht. Ma.
\.*4. B,r4 Sl.Ma.
;? J.ttkJL Bal* Sl Ma.
?vliU.8 Bjr* Sl.sta.
?I-.IH V m. Hjt4 Kl.Sia.
14.IN.rB 4>,r4 St. Ma.
tk.lt, P.fl. KIha Htalluo.
?5.1* PB. BalaKLSU
?W.S8P B. Byrdv
Arrlvt* Itl.-lii:
?;..'?? A.B. BjrdN'.sia.
4 8. KiilM.Mi.
I ' i -Maltu*
l'*l BaltiM.Ma.
I' fl HjrdM.Sia.
?7.18B ?I.K>r4Sl.sia.
?W.tWH.B Bjrd St.si?.
? i' n.w.iaM.si*.
?1U.4.-. 1* *a (4%la si.sta.
' 'I.MI'.H.H.r.lM.M*,
ASNLANO ACCOMMOOATIONS WECKDAYS.
ta***BjaSaw?*la* t III B .1 11 ?? 8 "I |
A.rl.e fclbaHtatloa -f Btri B .1*8* i B.a.atrB
?D?ily. tWeekdaya. #Sur.daya cnly. VPallw
exccpt Mooday. All train* to or from Byid
Street Statiua atop at fc.lt>*. Tim* of arnvala
aod dcp?rturc*aot|cuar*nte<d. kead thcaicaa
,AU Pullmaa cara, no loca" stop*.
NJ& af NORFOLK &
a '?? WESTER.N.
ONLT AlaL-RAII. LIM TO NORrOLI
b*a?* Byrd Atreet Statioe, Riohmoad la *
tect DeoacDbcr 1. 1807.
for Norfolk?8:80 A. BL. 8:08 f. BL aa* T:8
P. al daily
r?>, Lynctobarf, ta* Waat aad Botithww*
8:0U A k, 18:10 P. BL. aod 8:48 p BL dalL
ARR'VK RK^HBOSD-Praa. NoctoU-U :84a
B. aad 8:80 P. BL daily. Prom ta* Wa*
T:40 A. M.. t:f* P. BL and 8:4* P. at. daily.
Pullmaa. Parlor aad BUeptaa Oai*. Oal
Otninc Car*.
W. B BBVIL-a. a B. BOBLBT.
0*n. Paaa. A****. 04*. Paaa. A*
ATLANTIC CO AST LINE.
KrfK(Tt\K .14 M u.Y S 1000
U:\l\s I.KAVK KK'llatilMi DAIt.Y
a aixi South: 8:iS A. BJ. and 7 25
P M . ?n-ss y m
Por Norfolk: 8:04) A Bt.. 3 00 P at an.l
8:08 P. BJ
Bi W. Ry . Weat: ft.OO A at
aivt ? in p lf
For IVt.-raiuiiw: ?:00 A M . 1J:.0. S'OO ?8-38
P M ?:00 P. BL, ?,o P M. 7:5f. 2
Kor Ool.iahoro and Fayrtteville: M-.80 P M
Train* arrtv*d Rb-twnoad daily: 5-10 ???**8
7:08 A. BL, m:*5. H:*6 v u ... 4 v m
?188 P M J:06. 8:50, 8:80 and 8:15 P U '
?8a??*at Buaday ??-,?-;, Monday ?**.*
mny onljr.
Tlaa* of arri.at aa* aVfavrtura* aad c*j*a*j*a?a*a*
aa* n,.i..i. i -
C. 8 < A14VBKLL. D. P A.
Southern Ry
TRAIN* IlLAVt kll HBtlND.
< *cne<l<ile 8*-ur*a p
oi,l> a. mf ni.atioti, and *rc not (oar**
\ 8 l>any -Local for IraajrliXte.
11 UO A. B.--Daily Unutrd BunVt Polataaa *a
Atlanta an.i Hinmiatfruu:,, N?w Otiaaa*.
B.-ii.|ihia. I l.at'.aiRxjr;*. ?-J all taa Bnaafc
JB*> coaca ?c. Ch**e Dtty. OU**a
Daavvaa,
8:00 F. BL?Ba Sunday -a>y**tUc Locai.
ISJI ' >. Daily Ummmt Fullma* raadj 9*9
P- B. for all ta* South.
1*8*88 KlVUt LIVB.
4:80 P. B. -Ea. Suuday?To Wr*t P*ial-oaa>
nectina- t<* Bsltimor* Moaday. W*d ******
aad Fnilay.
?:15P. M.-Maoday. Wedaeaday aad trrktay
Local to Waat Paint.
4:88 A. at?Ex. Bautday*-Local to Waat Pata*
TRAINB AKRIVX RICHMOND.
7:00 A. BL, 8:80 P. U.-Frofzi all th*
4:10 P. M -Frotn Cfcarlott*. BaleigH.
Coa*? City aud local au.ti.oa*
8:40 A at?Frotn Key**Ul*?Local.
8:38 A. B.?Froni Weat Point and eroaa
*-".*r* Wednoaday, Prlday aad Sunday
10:4ft A. Bt.. 5:46 P. M. -Local from Waa. *?**?*,
8. F. BUKCBSfl, 1). p. A
880 BL Mai* atrwK. Pboa* aaa
SEABOARD
aAiR Line fLuLWaW*
aOUTHBOCND TBAINB 84 HEDl LBD TO LB*wi
RICHktOND OAJLT.
8:1* A BL? Local to Sarliaa, 1*114*8, aW
lottc. Wilmloirtoav
8:8* r. at ?a*par* aad --rkTB
J
aad Plorlda *n4a*a,
10:45 P. B.-#lortda Llmitad.
U:55 A. aL-SI?*p*e* aa* ?_
Jaekaonv.U* aad Boutawr**.
SOUTHBOl ND TBAINB WHBIX'LBO V* a
BJVB aSCHatOND OAO.T
8:8ft A BL. 8:** A I* n.w%4* Uwi*?*. *i
f B * 88 P U
?Mr. Joseph Evanj. onr agent at
PUUburg, Pa. dealrea all bla custo
mera who** subacrtptlona for tha
Richmond PlaANET ara past dne to
call aad settle at one*.

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