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Annual Statement
by TnE
Com IN iSSiOnerS
OF
CHARLES COUNTY
FOR TUE
Y z A EN- d. N 6,
J Inc Goth 1892.


aThe County Commissioners shall make out
and publish abnnaiiy In nj least two newpa-
pers published IN their respective counties IL
there be two. n detailed. minute aud accurate
statement ofth0 expenses of their said counties.
specifng therein each particular item or ex-
pense, and for what and to whom paid, and
shall also deliver TO the sheriff OF their respec-
two counties as many conies Of such statement
as therr arr election districts Of said county at
least len DAYS be ore each general election and
the sheriff shall, within six days after he re-
erpt Of said copies. srt ons Of then at the place
Of holding elections in each election district"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


9RPhANs' COURT OF CHARLES COUNTY. SGT |
o iolet 21 1922. |
r 9RDERED bg the Court that John w.
Nd les ss $50 y 49, saaa.ss 81
4l MaGsisix, az NaSedi Sc ne NOTICE
IA aired he lax to the credis
tSss of said dece sci. 10 exhibit sher
visims. legally authenticated. by advertise
u.sli ins.rsed in some one newspaper published
i'st'harles county, Maryltnd, oace IN each Of
three successive weeks.
True copy-tesi
]. BENZ. NATrlNGLT, Reg. Wills Cbas. Co.
NOTICE
rF-iIlSis torive notiee, that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court
oithtrles equaty, MuyllnA. letters Of adj
n,inisiraliuu Oh 'he personal estate of
JOHN d. MADDOX,
lite Of said county. deceased. All parsons
having ,lair,s against Shid deceased are bere-
Ii warned to exhibit the same, with the
Vouchers thereof legally authenticated. to
the suiiseiiler on ur before the 2sih day OF
| April next They may otherwise by law
le excluded from all benefit of said deceased $
estate.
| Given under our hands tins 2sth day Of
0ctoier, 1892.
JOHN W. MADDOX,
PETER " ROBY,
Administrators Of John B. Maddox
1 oct % am
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The Peopes Party vote in The con
ty was 81. BY districts, as follows lst,
districs 2. second district 2. third dlsltict
Z. fourth district 10. fifth distric n
sixth district II. seventh district IA |
eighth district 2. ninth district, 0 The
Prehibirionists poIled I votes III all
There we're some errors committed by
81 ctioa officials In tbs seeoas A.
trict all the returns, including tbs F,l
books we're locked 10 the ballot box
In the third dist. SIX RepublieAA tickets
were not counted because the voters Put
the mark on the nose Of Lincoln in-
stead Of in the square il trout Of bis
nose. In the sixth district the returns
did not specify the presidential electsgs,
but simply gave the total Of the electoral
votes.
The total vote in this county for Ear
ian and Compton, as shown BY the above
sable, is 2 $50, and is gain o. 6S votes
over the total Rese cast for Wilmer and
Briscoe. one year ago. Wilmer receissd
ut that election .297 votes, and Briscoe
got $50, making total Of 2 SS7
By aasling The vote cast for the Prohibi-
ton aud Peoples party elestors. he
former getting II votes, and he Ia er
81. il will be found that the total vote
cast at the election on Tuesday vas.
greater BY l55 votes than that cass for
Brown ana Vauuort. for Governals n
sT-r~vr mus ssaUwa s1sg &c, .,
made by some Of our Democratic friends
that full vote was nor cast on luesda,
las; in this county, is incorrect. Th
5 election was conducted fairly and hon
I estly, no votes of any consequence be
ing rejected on technical grounds an'
Inc tickets marked BY others than voter
. being found in the box at the close 0
the polls, which enabled the Republi
$ can candidates TO receive the majoritie
hey we're justly entitled to have. Til
election Of Tuesday proved conclusivel.
what everybody already knew that thi
is a Republican county and Rel ubliqan
!, can always be elected il not cheated b
n dishonest Election officials.
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For Sale or Rent.
The Smoot Hotel,
Large GarlenGLiyery Stable
AT La PLATA.
For terms apply to
A. PosEY, Attorney.
For Sale,
SNIXTY 6ue English Yorkshire pigs, ten
i weeks old mated for breeding purposes
Vt $40 per pair.
n W SYLVESTER,
Pres. Nd Agricultural College.
TENANTS WANTED.

! wish to engage for the year 1898. two re-
liable indnstrious tenants, olack or white,
will furnish and feed the team, farming nipple
menis, aud give them one half they make
Apply 10 BENJAMIN TUBMAN, Jr., Poman-
eJ, I'D oct 2i-eit
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Dry Goods for Cash.
And At Cash Prices.

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osos'e 9'' sa ~" t.,t 80. psd ~ ;,l,d
MO- wy. WV 49, NJ, Donlir While man
rh'nVs LUZ 80 =, 80. Ssr,, n;se fiouhle
Se,s, ~ s.'..;s1 .,sh ,,aryaip 3ni.
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ssr ~ f . "a Az tlinM Srlks, 20. Is soc Col
ered silk y,lretss l5e. 90 Shrriing toiien,
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wear iof men, W men sn1 s"''a'.' ~
ans W siae fp ''sn'.'''. r.. s,,;,,.
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way - -, a - ~, ,.,,, ma h.lfnidr,
NV a., rr.,,s yaTatt bla,k. hiusD, op,y
| s0r. Exttileni Canton Flannel Sc. 1rn'
suilltd seiiun itnwrls, 25c tlotii or men
nd apss wesr, % -, 90. En- lIsh eas' !,
II ms. sxrpllrns ,inali-y, loai,lr sIata. ~
stslvrs z5v Bark tiri Cram firhen 'silhs.
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I. Il ss.szssMf SsafAfxts Niie wlatns
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H. o.,,I or.,,.rs
r,>rxrS.
| AAI a,'Lh ms
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IEit.wiisi presents. with putch Of ; 30
air Of Silk Esi'folit'ya ,.''st,s ~ H. -
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sHERIFFs
Election Notice

Notice is hereby given 10 the qualified vo-
tiers OF Charles county, that an election will
bo held on
list, Tuesday after the list. Monday
1T being the sth day OF
November, 1899,
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1880 to 1892.
IN BUSINESS SO YEARS.

The Price in pa,n Figures msrked
on every article. Always full value for
the price. n sss Il
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For The purpose Of voting tor;
One Representative from the Fifth Con-
gressional District Of the State Of Maryland 10
the 53rd Congress Of the United States; and
eight Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States.
The polls for said Election will be opened
in each aud every Election District Of said
county, at the usual places Of holding the
polls, at O'Clock a. m, and win cloce at 6
O'Clock r. m, v hen the ballots shall be open
ed and publicly counted.
FRANCIS r WHEATLEY,
Sheriff of Charles county
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l fine grey Stallion. II hands high,
well bred. and the last of the celebra-
ted Canadian stock. / young driving
Maze, | saddle Horse, pair good
work Mules, 2 Cows. ! Heller, |
yoke of Oxen. | 0x-cart, | lot Of
Farming Implements. including a
choica Wheat Fan, 10 complete order,
Flows, Cul.isasors, &c.. crop To-
bacco, lot Of Provendcr. Blade Fod-
der, &C., and a lot of household aud
kitchen furniture.
Terms Of Sale:-For ali sums under $40
cash; sums of $50 and ever, credit six
months with mole OF purchaser and security
TO be approved by the undersigned,
JOHN " MADDOX,
PETER ". RJ8Y,
Administrators OF John B Maddox, deceased
nov Ats
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pau,.r coH.s ana Er3,3isslsss.


Port Tobacco Times, r " Cox .,.......S450 90
Maryland Independent, A Posey......... 45o 90
Total. .................... 900 90
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Valuable Personal Property,
Near Bel Atom (Cor's Station,) ia
Charles County.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Charles county, the undersigned as admin
is,rators Of john Is. Maddox, deceased, will sill
at public auction on the premises of the said
deceased, near Bel Alton (Cox's Station, in
Charles county,
On Thursday, Noren,Jer l7th, 1892.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, all the per-
sonal property of vi ich the said John B..
Maddox, died, lied and possessed, consisting
NJ
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Summary of Accounts.

By couaty tax on So, 462, 4sl includ-
ing corporations at 95 cts on the 300 81, s93 56
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For Literature, Information, etc, apply 4.
Edwin Higgins, Chairman, 2oj N. Calvert ssEss.
Baltimore, Md.
TICKET FOR 1899.
For P>csfSert.
GENERAL JOHN BlDwELL.
OF California
For Hee- President,
DIR. ]. B. CRANFILI..
OF Texas.
Prudential Electors,
Joshua lowering, Lawrence Hastings,
NJ A. Ioulson, A. G. Eichelberger,
W. H. Silk, VIM. Kieinle
Dr. J. D. Nicodemus, Frank NJ. Byrd,
FOR CONGRESS
F'a" saop o. Howard
roiiul,
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Amount of Property In Charles Coun
fy Subject to Taxation.

CA SOW LING,
] W GOLDEN,
We SIMNS,
S HAWKINS,
County Commissioners of Charles County.
Test:
TIL MEDLEY, Clerk and Treasurer.
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Ordered ky the Circuit Ecufi for baTIes
county this FIRST day OF November, in the wear
eighteen hundred and ninety-two. that The
sale Of the property meniioned in these pro-
eerdings, made and reported b. l.. Allison
Wilmer, attorney named in the mortgage flied
il $, d case, be ratified and confirmed un e.s
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the 3rd Monday in November, ls92; provided
1 copy OF this order be inserted in some. news
paper published in Charles county onre in
inch OF three successive seeks before To, said
ard Monday in November, 1892
fhe report states the amount of the sale 10
he ~ 0n0
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No. 800 Equity
In the matter OF the sale of the reai estate II
der power contained IN a rnortpagei IT, 81
William H. Berry and wife to J. Ru ~
Roberts.
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ORDER n ISL.
No. 800 Equity

!. the Circuit Cont far Charles County
The Lamar register., 1892-07-30
Peoples Party Convention.

The convention Of the statcsn
of the new faith assembled at tn,
court house last Monday morning at II
o'clock, and was called to order by A. j
| Hasty.
A temporary organization was effected
by the selection OF A. E. Crawford as
temporary chairman and o. P. Biodgct'
as temporary secretary.
After fifteen minutes OF secret eau
cussing between the officers and the
steering committee, the chair appoint
ed committees on permanent or
ganization and order OF business, and
the meeting then adjourned to 1:3C
o'clock for dinner
After dinner the report OF the com
mittee on permanent organization, max
ing the temporary organization perma-
nent, was adopted.
The following delegates to the State
convention were chosen: J. A. Wood
cock, J. B. Woods, w. o. Butler, Thee.
Pilloud and j. S. McClung.
county central committee was an
pointed rs follows: w. o. Butler, La
mar; G. w. Woods, North Side; ]. S.
McClung, Granada; U. S. G. Newman,
Carlton; Theodore Pilloud, Wilde; and
Holly to be chosen when they secure a
convert.
The platform of the Omaha ronven
tion was adopted.
Speeches were made by w. O. Butler.
o. p. Blodgett, George Lampson and
E j. Warner. 1t being their first pub
lie appearance the party speeches were
chiefly noticeable for the absence of that
rampant enthusiasm and vindictiveness
usually furnished by new recruits. The
only personal allusion to any local mem
bers of opposite faith being an uncaIled
for attack on Hon. A. Kornman, chair.
man Of the republican city central com
mittee.
Taken ali in all (oflicers, steering com
mittee, etc. the convention favored so
strongly Of pure democracy, that it made |
one wonder whether it was the real stuff
" nYa7hpn imitation
The Lamar register., 1892-07-30
commissioners. Proceedings.

FRIDAY, July 10Th, 1892
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present
Certain taxes for 1889 enormously paid
by j. d. Hopper were ordered refunded
j. B. Traxler was authorized to pro
coed with the cases of County VS.. Fred
Harvey and Pueblo and Arkansas Vale,
Railroad Company, to test the legalit,
Of special school levy in District No. Is
for 1890.
County treasurer's semi-annual state
ment for half year ending June Goth
1892, and county clerks semi-annual
statement were examined, approved and
c,epted-
E P. Thurston was appointed justice
.of the peace IN and for Precinct No. G.
Sundry claims allowed.
On motion adjourned.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-30

Another crowd of plessass seskers
leevs ior the King re>srvoir ~ essaine.
rhsy srs well supPlisa With essau.
EP Thurston uiIl clnss out hss stocA
q pigs at once. 9Aey usixh frcn 20
pounds up. Parties wanting pigs should
call At tbs ranch mile nostA Il the
Lamar mills
The first toad a the ssaa0n'a thrssAsd
wheat arrived in Lamar lasf. Nonday
morning. II was raised by Mr.. John
Hess on lands belonging TO the Lamar
Farm coapany.
Parties desiring copies Of the Prowers
county advertisepents entitled "A Part
OF the Wealth Of Colorado for distribu-
tion, can obtain them free Of change by
calling on l. Writ Markham
The Lamar city council is pushing the
artes3an we'll prciect as rapidly as pos
sible They are now in correspondents
With Contractors and hope to make
definite arrangements at an early date.
I.amar's young folks had a pleasant
| time at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
| Stephen Brown last Thursday night.
The occasion was a surprise party on
Miss Lulu Newton, Mrs Browns sister.
| A bad break in the Colorado and Kan
sas canal just east OF the big fiume
south OF town occurred last Thursday.
The ditch was full and flooded consider
able country. The break is being rapid
ly repaired
For the triennial conclave, Knights
Templar, at Denver. August 9th to 18th.
the SANTA FE RorrE viii sell tickets 10
Denver at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale August sth and 9th with
final limit August 18th.
w. E CApE. Agent
1.-The railroad company has given per
I mission for the decoration of the Lamar
depot with products of Prowers county
farms. during the conclave. Many trains
OF eastern Sir Knights will pass through
here and we should show them what
Arkansas valley soil and Arkansas river
water will do
y Ihe Lamar Milling and Elevator Com
1 pany is pushing work as rapidly as pos
sible in order to handle the enormous
wheat crop The elevator is completed
and the brick work for top story OF the
mill is being put ur. About twenty car
loads Of machinery have arrived fourteen
cars came in yesterday.
| c. W. Heaton L Co. have just received
a nice lot Of entertaining books which
they sell at so cents each. About such
books as are usually retaiied at one dol
lar each They also offer you the priyi-
iege OF returning them at any time and
exchanging for others upon payment of
a nickle, thus giving you all the advan-
tages Of a circulating library at small
cost.
Fred Bradley, 4 fourteen year old boy
who clerks in Fred Lees confectionery.
was accidentally shot early last Sunday
morning. He had 81 calibre revolver
in his pocket and on pulling it out
dropped it on the floor discharging it
and inficting serious wound. The
ball entered the left breast and ranged
upward. Drs- Hasty and Bedell are
J treating him and say the boy will prob
ably pull through all right
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nErAuLT having been made in the payment
~ of certain prorni--ory note executed oy
James 5. Upham for the prineipal sum Of
Three Hundred Dollars tssaoj. payable to the
order CT Hayden and Dickinson. and secured hy
a certain deed of trust exFcuted bT sai'i
James = Ipham on the -3th day nf October
4 d. ISs. aud recUrdsd IN Book at PAGE - and
re-rccs rsleI in Bcok4 At Page atoos the records 81
Ben. County, State Of Calorefo. public notice
l. hsreby given that the untiersiEned- Job \
coos--r, in csse Of his c=afh re- alton r.
moral from the Ciry - DcaTcE. faiiurc to act
or Other Inability then the under>irued- Hn.-
K Burrhirell- ShcriE Of Arapasoc Co,nty
spceessor IN Trust in said deed OF trust Hncr.
fioncd. ~ill. by virtce snr under the power and
authority 81 -zi1 Gccd OF trust and for th. psl--
pose Therein farr tioned seil II public sue-i~n-
at the fremont Street door Of the tsrIr- HOuse
in the County pf AraDahoe. state Of Colorado,
at the hour Of twelve il2i o'rtock noon. on
TUESDAY. the eth Dsy O, AUGUST. \ D. iss2-
thae property co-Eeycd in sid DECD Of trust de
-crihcd as follnws. to-Eit The nnrtl,nazi
quartertncE - OF SEXTON Ehirfy-r5Istiil in Town
ship fVv@uty-thre-c - South. kaa-e tsl-ty-tLrCl
ts3 West With ailvatsr rights beleas,,i. to said
lands and ali AMI singular the p4ivucgo= and
appurtenRncea thereto DC.onelnE, situate IN ths
County Of Proxers, formerly 4 port Of ths
County OF Bent and state a Colorado
JOB y COOPER, Trustee.
WM. K. BURG HlNELL-
Sheriff Of Arapahne tonrtv. Successor IL Trust
Firss insertion Jnly 9 IsYa-
The Lamar register., 1892-07-30
ALIAS sor1ck--rIxBER CULTURE
LaxD or.7cr AT LAxA.. Cpeo.
c. NJ LEE.

LsxD crxrcE AT LANAI Coo
Inly iss- f-s<-- !
COMPLAINT hsyins been ente-ed at this q
~ ice BY Denis H. Dscka~cn asains- James IL
Folks FOR failr,r~ to cor,r,iy nth Law 10 tim
her cufrurr entry No 80 ffnfhlo s-rie-l dated
October f9th- is,6. upon tlse north~--t qnsrtrr
section I, tov n<tip 4 SOUTH y ,rest- IN
Prowrrs county. Colorado. with a view TO the
cancellation OF said entry. contestant allss<fne,
that Jzinr- d Folks has failed dsring the tEird,
fourth and fifth years of eDtry to break nlov
cultivate in any manner. or To plant 10 trss--,
tres seeds. nuts cuttinxr any part OF said
tract That the land Is not fenced or protected
from stock. That Il lies In ar and region and
has not been irrigated That slfH-e NJ
trees. spruute or shrubs growing ON the land.
fu. il Is grown uf, To weeds ard .-ra=s aud has
been ahans.crei by the cntryrnar- And that
stsd defaults continue to date OF s,ii complaint
the -zid parties are hereby -tsmrno-t - -sss~-af
a. this cfic- the 18th day 81 >epts1lbe-, 10
at oclock a. m, to re-4oI-i asd frrnis h te-ti
nlauy concerning said alleged failnre-
juya-sn-s c. g tssoDALE. Receiver-
The Lamar register., 1892-07-30

FOR SALE AT a bargain. five or six
head of ssu broke horses and mares-
Terms TO suit
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rewards for short stories do not offer q vecY
substantial support, and he earns far more
as Il III of the staff of Harper's than
he did through his royalties on his stories,
brilliant as solne Of them are.
Those who are fond Of novels. and who
are also able to spend large sums of money
in buying books, are greatly Interested in
the announcement that Il very beautiful
edition Of Dumas historical novels, to-
Gether with The Count of Monte Chrieto,'
is soon to be issued, but it will cost II good
deal Of money to buy H.. The Illustrations
are mad" by some Of the ablest OF the
French artists, and there are to be Il good
many of thcrl. They will b4 historically
accurate. only 1908 copies will make up
this edition. cacu copy numbered. and it
will cost the man who owns any one OF
these series something over 500 to pos.
sC-S it.
llugo'~ novels were published with thi,
e~xtrava9aucp Of luxury Il year ago, and III
the librariy~ ut the wealthy throughout the
United States qiuue are these splendid
book : to be found. j.. j. EDWARDS.
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valid wife, and that the incidents described
with SO much humor in it had foundation
in the exploits Of two Of his own children.
1t was also said that the manuscript went
from publisher to publisher, who declined
it TO their sorrow afterward. Miss Oh
colts Little Women" Mark Twain's "In.
nocents Abroad" General Wallace's Ben
Hur' and Robert Elsmere'' are the only
books published since the civil war which
nave had so great IL sale.
Mr.. Habberton, however, did not quit
journalistic life, and although it is nearly
twenty years since "%ilelen's Babies ap'
peared he has continued in the ranks OF
hardworking newspaper men. 1t is now
announced that he is to give up newspaper
work and devote himself entirely to litera-
ture.
A number of his stories have been print
ed since "Helen's Babies anne out, al
though nonc of them has had the success
OF that phenomenal work. In this respect
MIR. Habberton's experience does not differ
from that of others who have made great
literary hits with their first efforts. He
has Il pretty place at New Rochelle, 1t few
miles ont of New YORK. where there j.
quite IL colony of literary persons, and D.
has as Il ncighbor the actor Francis VIII
son, whose little thcatcr under the roof Of
his house Mr.. liabberton has recently
helped dedicate.
There are some other changes in the pur-
poses and pursuits Of literary men who
have gainci fame. Mr.. llOwclls for the
third time has discovered that the work
Of an editor i such drudgery that 1t tires
him. He has the same aversion for exam
ining manuscripts that made VhaCkeray's
lii rs an editor of COrnhill Magazine a
burden. Therefore he has retired from hi
connection with The Cosmopolitan Maya
zine. 1t is probable that Mr.. llowcll-
would have had to give that up even ii he
liked the work. The demaud for his storie-
is 40 great that he would not have had the
time to wade through the bushels Of man
uscript which are offered to him. He re
ceives the highest prices for his stories .,
any American writer of fiction, and it j. Il
rather curious fact that while they seem
to have popularity when published seri'
ally they do not have Il currcspUndingiy
great sale when published between covers,
Mr.. IIowell>' earnings are larger even
than those Of Robert l.. Stevenson.
Mr.. BranUcr Matthews, who now may
be called with prophet! Professor Mat
thcw>, has given mp editorial work. 20 that
he may devote himself partly to literature
ard partly t. his duties as p?ofe,-o" OF
English literature III Columbia COLLEGE.
&c. rye plrsou- !.@lhrup Aa- r"eh r'aN
pcl.vj To- give up liz purpose Of Wrl'in-
novel in collaboration with Ellison. Il"
to be Il novel OF electricity, 81 u speak
Edison Wa to furnish sUE@c-liun- base,
: upon liz esp, rirrrr with electricity. aul
E he va ., FIRST - Interested in 'u.~ -r.rni.
that lac y,Iutr on; Il good MANY page %
l. ,,.n,-,f,, g,E tp,l ....f.F' FtfarN.tXr
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,N|ec'il ,ortts'''"'"'''I
BINUilAMIoN, \. H. Oci' :H-LAeuteh
ant LiIerNOn, OF the rtGuliratlhN' VINO was
IN command OF Il bohN Oh troops curing me
late Nouhuel Nict unp~lva>"i'ncNo' re-
lates the following rs HIS hfNI experience
OF frontier HE:
Directly after III" graduation al West
Point be was detailed to JON Il squad near
Fort Reno, !. 1. It was his iirsi expert
encc in the wild and woolsy west Il iact h'H
comrades fully appreciated. .Nr"HH" the
campfire the night of hi> arrival t'"E t.
lated hair RAISING stories Oh "NcapeN from
wild animals. the danger OF raltlrsn"N"'
iarantula and scorpion bites, ana aiec-
dUteS not calculated 10 tavorahly impress
II tenderio"t with his surroundings.
Tue lieutenant, with several fellow ON
Gers, wa, qlllrtcred III Il deserted los
cabin, and When he doIcd oil beneath his
army blanket II was with Thoughts 81
myriads of scorpions and t~arauiulaS'
Suddenly he was awakened with the
knowledge that something was crawling
over his face. He could feel the perspl'
ration start from his forehead. but he
dared not move. The object passed along
the blanket, when suddenly Il sharp pam