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In was eating. That pious person drew
Hck Mortified at the living forms he saw.
hat did he dor Throw away the fruit 2
Ot he! He smashed the microscope
ID went on with his meal.
There are people who are suffering
|th weak lungs. They have an obsti-
hte cough, are weak, emaciated, hope
as. They have been taught there's no
Ppe for them. Some one puts into their
lnds one of Dr.. Pierce's books or ad.
easements and through this medium
ey see healthy, happy men and women.
10 declare that their lungs had been
eak, they had been racked by coughs,
ID been emaciated, feeble. hopeless,
ID were positively and permanently
(red by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
scovery. These cures can be num-
red by scores of thousands.
Are you sick? Will you throw aside
e advertisement, break the microscope,
will you make one effort for health ?
Write to DIR. R. v. Pierce, at Buffalo,
Y. There is no charge for consulta-
pn by letter. You'll get a prompt
swer, with fatherly sympathy and
edical skill combined.
There is no alcohol, or other stimulant
"Golden Medical Discovery"
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Notice.

The regular entertainment of the
Woodmen Of the World advertised for
tomorrow night has been postponed until
Anil 81
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Now is the time to get your lawns
made and l am prepared to do good
work at reasonable prices.
BERNARD PLUMMER, 1898 Pine St.
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Notice.

l am now prepared to furnish rock for
building purposes on short notice
Quarry is located in Two. Mile canon. on
the Maxwell place. Please let me fig.
ure with you.
A. M. HOTCHKISS
Boulder, Colo.
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There is wisdom in small ad. Ham
ilton, the carriage painter 1917 18th
street. to4 10
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Veil, Mr. Whitney, we are waiting
strained curiosity for glimpse at
admlrals platform.
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Superior coal at Roberts & Cobb's.

Coy Moon. who formerly had laun-
dry on 18th street, has opened a laundry
at l64I Pearl street, opposite Black
burns grocery store. 3311m
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For RENT-Two rooms, nicely fur.
nished IN suite, only $40 per month. 1914
Pine street, corner.
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Plant DandeliOn
If you wish, but you would better buy
lawn fertilizer of Coulehan.
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DEXTER MASON FERRY.
Detroit Capitalist who Wants to Sue
eeed Pingree ~ Governor
Of Michigan.

Dexter Mason Ferry, republican can
didate against Gov. Pingree, is man
Of power in the political life of Mich
igan, and is widely influential in the
business circles of Detroit. He is vice
president of the First national bank,
one of the organizers and officers of the
Wayne County savings bank, direct
or of the Union Trust company and
head of the seed house Of D. M. Ferry
& Co.
Mr. Ferry served as chairman of the
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QUINTET MORTGAGE MONEY, see
unH lCL j. WILHELM HAMM, Cheney Bill

"No family can afford to be with
out One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
will stop cough and cure cold quick
er than any other medicine" writes C.
w. Williams. Sterling Run, Pa. 1t cures
Group. bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles and prevents consumption
Pleasant and harmless, Gilbert Bros.
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housework. Enquire at 500 Pine
street.
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COLO. & SOUTHERN.

frs Dewey says she didn't do it. 1t
tt have been brother-in-law John R,
Lean then.
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LOST-A gold heart with A. p, on it, at
armory hail last evening. Finder leave
at this office and receive reward. a
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FoUND-A serpent shaped silver ring.
Owner apply at this office.
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For RENT-A four room brick fiat in
Luxon terrace. Family with children
need not apply. 312tf
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Early Rose
Seed potatoes at Coulehan's.

Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor. K. P,
Bonneville, Ind, says, "DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye scothes the most delicate
skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer
with certain and good results" Cures
piles and skin diseases. Don't buy an
imitation. Gilbert Bros.
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When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having 10 pay three prices
for it Is eading question. Listen to us.
In the first place, be sure II is not Sun
day, then walk straight-way to Garba.
rinos.
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FOR SALE-A nine room house. Will
sell cheap. For particulars call on owner
2o2o Pearl.
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The DAILY CAMERA.
BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
Bste3 q Dolly enau md weekly Tribune

FERMs-I5c. per week; soc. per month
carrier. $500 per year when paid in
nance.
advertising Rates upor application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
dorado, as second-class matter.
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H. Clark. Chauncey, Ca. says DeWit's
Witch Hazel Salve cured him Of piles
that had afflicted him for twenty years
1t is also speedy Cure for skin diseases.
Beware of dangerous counterfeits. Gil
bert Bros.
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4 Hlndoo believing Id the tfansmicra.

NC uuuSH1IS1A.
ton OF SOULS
ate no animal
food, because
in destroying
even Q worm
he might be
destroying the
body occupied
by an ances-
tor. A traveller
coming upon
the Brahnin
taking his veg.
etable meal,
told him it was
impossible to
avoid destruc-
tion of animal
)life and, to
prove it. fo-
cused a micro
scope on the
fruit the Brah.
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Raseh for sale.

One hundred and sixty acres. all under
ditch, ITO acres under cultivation. 50
acres in pasture land. all fenced. located
8 miles south vest Of Greeley. Colo. in
the potato belt, A bargain At price $1,000
Terms easy. See Warren c. Dyer about
this ranch.
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For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
On account of i'll health. the half way
house above Boulder falls. Enquire at
City Market.
3 IS Imo MRS AL HEYN.
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il. Carson, Prothonotary, Washing
ton, Pa. says, 81 have found Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure an excellent remedy in
case of Stomach trouble. and have de
rived great benefit from its USE" II,
digests what you eat and can not fail to
cure. Gilbert Bros
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w. H. Shipman, Beardsley, Mimi. un
der oath, says he suffered from dyspepsia
for twenty-five years. Doctors and diet
ing gave but little relief. Finally he
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and now
eats what he likes and as much as he
wants, and he feels like a new man. 1t
digests what you eat. Gilbert Bros.
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Sick headache is cured by Hood
Pills. 25c.
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Il think DeWitt's Little Early Riser.
are the best pills in the world" says w
E. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. They re.
move all distractions of the liver and
bowels. act quickly and never grippe.
Gilbert Bros.
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"PERSEVERE AND PROSPER"
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully and
it will cure scrofula, salt rheum, boils.
pimples and all blood humors; also
dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and that
tired feeling. 1t never disappoints.
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vsa sAls-AcRs TRACTS.


v~Flve and half acres Of good land:
Hs best Of bottom. small portion
ee.fsd with fine stream OF running
ststi 'hfee blocks from street car and
ave miles from center OF city: easy
G~fiss ard one-haif acres good. rich
49, pAft bottom with running water:
49, e'sarings easy payments; scent
w sas ss street car, and only five miles
NsA~Iss acres good soil on dedicated
4 w snss 70 car limo. easy payments.
49, asrss choice land, ali Improved;
ssse tNusAifd 70 garden for years;
~ sss m'ses from center az city.
=. sss sssss good soil, ON county road,
txss s ssss out; easy payments
lla.h's acres excellent land. three
-, sNsny.ass minutes ride fran rItv
y 49, aszs. one block from street car.
49, = 4 caaal TO eleven lots each s0xie0
- wttai iaFe. and oniy half as much
a * : - of equal value in the city.
~ aSf~. tsx miles north from cen-
~, 81 - ~ partly Improved Ten years
~ -, ~ ~ ssAase tract could have been sold
n',ss ~ seed land. good location, only
go - ma half from street car and
safsrsity grounds: nothing better
f<''sa lsF an Invest msni, part cash.
a. sssss one and half miles east ~
~ssS pafs good rich bottom land;
Ks;s.ssss g ,ance very easy payments
49, hftknlen Beach acre tracts an
"a e s@a uhs, are the best cheap sub
w. ssi@ssx entered 10 homo BUYERS,
ssss. "ra ssa g sllS Tor single acre
Fssss, ~ Psssilese Of taking any
49, 80 out and SEE thS ns,y
s @ss eqssalag there cnlS s, ~, s ~,
g street car ire avg mites out
- : : : TN. - Bailey building
kssss -. acfe greana: luprovea
SH IN - ken house. etc electric
- -..- : y. J boston block.
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s5.50o-2l0 acres of water front; 50 acres
OF bottom land in oats and hay balance
in pasture and timber; good buldInes
wharf and warehouse; IS head of cat-
tie, two horses, machinery. implements
and tools; $500 cash, balance in five
81 800 acres. near Seattle: Is acres sna
bottom land balance good upland: ID
acres under cultivation; good fiouse ana
outbuildings, five head OF cattle horse
and chickens.
81 .ooo--is0 acres Of bottom and fine hay
land; feed for 100 head OF cattle
H00--5 acres Of fine land near staa rnar
landing, acres under plow. Young
orchard and small fruit; IL acres siashej
and easy to clear. new four-room house
ana good outbuildings; fine view over
the sound.
S50p-so acres Of good land; acres cleared :
:. cheap buildings; 100 fruit trees.
N:1g1-s,3 acres Of water front: fine black
SOIL; all cleared; eight-room house and
basement: barn and chicken house; good
stream OF water; all fenced on good
country road; orchard of 40 bearing
trees; wharf on the land and cable track
from the beach.
s61-lo acres ON railroad and water, near
Seattle; four-room house; barn; three
acres cleared, balance slashed; small
orchard and good water; one-half cash
balance to suit
Usoc-s0 acres between Seattle and Ia
coma; 70 acres cleared; three-room house
and outbuildings; 10 head Of stock and
two horses, etc
n.foo.7s acres. half mile Of water front,
on Port Orchard bay; 20 acres about 800
III you don't find what you want, ask or
write for printed farm list
SLETTENGREN a. ARNEIL.
Room Is Eoxweli Block
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Chinese Turn Sick
Countryman
Out.
AFRAID OF DEATH
IN THEIR HOUSE
Three OrientaIs Under Arrest
Drugs Sold Without
License.

THREE very much frightened Chi
nese are at the police station.
They were arrested last night on
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not bought IL here, but had obtained it
from someone not a druggist. 1t might
have been administered to her without
her knowledge.
There was more than a hint of foul
play in all the circumstances sur
rounding the case Other police mat
ters pressed the deputy sheriff hard OIL
Friday and Saturday, and he was kept
in court prosecuting minor offenders
until late. The Schneider mystery was
on his mind however. but Saturday
night opium and gambling raids de-
tanned him until the small hours.
He set Sunday afternoon to see Ben
nett. At 4:30 o'clock came a telephone
message from Camp Mckinley that a
man was dead there and that it was d
coroner's case.
The deputy sheriff got six men after
a half hours skirmishing and hasten.
ed with them to the camp.
Lieutenant Hancock. the officer o.
the day, directed the party to the cor
raj near which Bennett had his room
who's the dead mani" asked Chill
| lingworth.
Frank Bennett, the head teamster,
replied the lieutenant.
One might have knocked Chilling
worth down with ii leaf Death hat
asked Bennett the question, How wa
Clara Schneider poisoned?" and he hai
answered with his soul.
He had written, "T don't know wher
I'm going. but think fits the longes
| trail I ever started on"
! BY the time the deputy sheriff an
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$4,000 at pr. ct. for Sep. and Oct.
making 2s. pr month.
This memorandum had doubtless
been given to Miss Schneider by Ben
nett her sweetheart. Miss Lemke, the
wife of Tailor Lemke, who lives on
Punchbowl street, also knows some
thing of the finances of the dead
woman Miss Lemke has ten shares of
McBryde stock which she was keeping
for Miss Schneider. Rather, Mr.. Lemke
has the stock, and he acted as sort
of adviser in investments.
The revolver used by Bennett was a
32-caliber Colt, and had been borrowed
by him from one of the army officers.
1t was on Tuesday or Wednesday that
Bennett asked for it on the pretense
that he wanted to kill rats.
Just the exact day when he got 1t
could not be ascertained last night.
| Possibly he was intending to send
someone else out of the world with the
weapon Bennett was familiar with
revolvers but apparently had not one
of his own So far advanced in de-
composition was his corpse that DR.
! Pratt had difficulty in locating the bull
| let wound in his head, but. it seemed
almost certain that he fired the bullet
through his mouth. Five Of the six
chambers of the revolver were still
loaded when it was taken from the
dead mans hand.
AT THE NEUMANN HOME.
An Advertiser reporter called last
night at the home of Paul Neumann
where the mysterious death OF Miss
Clara Schneider occurred last Wednes
day afternoon, taking the first news ol
the suicide of Frank Bennett. Upon
hearing of Benefits suicide the resi-
dents of the place were much agitated
as Miss Schneider was very popular II
the household and her death a caus'
of sincere grief. Mr.. Neumann. statel
that he could give no information ad
ditional to that which had been giveI
at the inquest of the unfortunate girl
but it was learned that Bennett hat
several times called upon Miss Schnei
der during the absence of the family
Il knew nothing about him, Or o
his calling upon Clara" said Mrs
Neumann. except what / learne,
through the servants. Our Japanes
gardener told the Japanese housegir
that the cook, meaning Miss Schneider
had sweetheart big. fine lookin
man, with a large hat and mustacht
in uniform. He pointed Mr.. Bennett
out one day when he rode by, and sal
that was the cooks sweetheart. oe
cause he had come to see Clara. Sn
l had a picture of him like the one pun
l lished in the paper, hanging up IN ne
? ROOM"
When asked about the money whlc
2 Il uas.said had been borrowed by Ben
! nett from Miss Schneider, Mrs. Net
nonn eaid she knew nothing excef
L 1c,a-.In,,ad IN PAGE 81
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Steam Roller Causes Accident.

John Reid, well known by ali the old
timers in Honolulu, who drives a pub
lie carriage connected with the old An
drade stables on Kawaiahao lane, met
with a very painful accident yesterday.
Reid was driving down Vineyard street
about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
when. upon reaching Nuuanu street,
the horses became frightened at
steam roller which had been left there
for some reason or other. The result
was that the animals bolted and the
carriage crashed into the large tree in
the road at this point Reid was
thrown violently to the ground and
badly bruised and cut about the head.
The horses were secured before they
broke away from the rig. Reid was
removed to the hospital in the patrol
wagon. where he is now in a somewhat
serious condition.
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lHEIR DEATHS ARE
JOINED IN MYSTERY

the jury with DIR. Pratt, of the Board
of Health. had walked from their car
riages through the camp to the corral,
they were. followed by dozens of SOL
diers who whispered of what was to
come under their breaths, and in little
groups waited outside of the building
while the party went in.
The sentry who parades night and
day about the quarters In which Ben
nett had been housed, challenged the
newcomers as they mounted the steps
of the building. Major Ennis, COM
manding the post, who had been sent
for from his residence, came up with
the key OF the door, and it was thrown
open.
The scout lay on his face prone on a
mat. an army revolver In. his right
hand half hidden under his side The
worm had already claimed his own
and only those used to such scenes
could Withstand the sight.
DR.. Pratt pointed out a bullet hole
in the top OF the head. Bennett had
probably put the muzzle Of the Coli
in his mouth and fired upward. Like.
ly he lay on his back when he did il
and turned over in his agony.
He was all dressed in black, cuta-
way coat buttoned up tight. He had
planned IL ali and donned the cere-
ments of. the dead as tribute to the
future.
Colonel, Ennis said, 81 never saw
him wear. those clothes before"
The scouts familiar broad -brimmed
Stetson and high boots were near by
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teamster OF the United States
Army at Camp Mckinley. a
noted Indian scout. and for over
two years past one OF the most strik-
ing figures on the streets of Honolulu.
was found dead yesterday afternoon in
his room at the camp.
A bullet hole In his head and big
revolver clasped In his decomposing
hand showed how he had driven the
spirit from his body. and a letter on
his table written In the firm. bold
fashion OF the man who had feared lit
tie An life. told his composure a few
moments before ne pulled the trigger.
II Bennett had lived a few hours
longer he would have been asked by
the police OF Honolulu to explain his
relations with Miss Clara Schneider.
who was discovered In dying condi-
ton on last Wednesday at the home
OF Paul Neumann. and who passed
away ut 1 o'clock that day without
giving utterance to a word.
About the death of the woman and
that OF bennett Is wrapped a mystery
which has been penetrated only far
enough to show that the pair were
close intimates, and that Bennett chose
rather to plunge into the unknown
than to live on.
What this man who had laughed at
death a thousand times was afraid OF
can only be guessed.
/ Put down in sequence the meagre
facts OF the story that could be gath
cred last evening are as follows:
Miss Clara Schneider. comely
woman OF thirty-three. died on We'd
nesday afternoon at the Neumann resi-
dence on the G. l.. Carter premises at
Waikiki near Sans Souci. She was the
cook In the household. and when she
failed TO appear on Wednesday morn
ing and repeated knockings did not
bring her to the door OF her room, the
door was forced and Miss Schneider
. found on the bed. fully dressed and un-
conscious. Doctor Walters was called
and used every means To bring her to.
but failed.
At fve minutes past one o'c''-, ." she
vas n corpse. All the indicat ere
OF morphine poisoning. and Chemist
; shorey took her stomach for exam.na-
ton. Morphine was found In II with
food showing that she had taken the
drug with something eatable.
Deputy Sheriff ChiIlingworth made
, thorough search OF Miss Schneider's
room for the receptacle In which the
poison had come but without success.
: lie picked up only this note:
i thought you was to come up last
lniRht after the others was asleep and
In looked for you until three o'clock In
1.-The morning and you don't know how
!. In missed you-went to sleep thinking OF
. lyou.
This note was In a mans hand and
It's reading sent Chillingworth on
hunt for the writer.
He talked TO the servants and the
. Nsumann family. II was intimated to
. the deputy sheriff that the dead won
an had been friendly with Scout Ben
a nett. the Oriental servants being very
I firm In the assertions that the mat
/ with the big hat and boots" had beer
!. the cooks sweetheart.
Chillingworth put the note In hi'
2 pocket and sought TO compare II will
. Benefits writing.
y He was able 20 do this secretly, ant
. nm Saturday made up his mind that h,
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day afternoon. The man had not seen
Bennett since Thursday, and as was
his wont when seeking him in his
room he climbed to the window and
looked in. The body of the scout ON
the floor made him give an excited
alarm, and after Major Ennis had TAX
en- one glance he sent for the police.
Bennett was last seen, it was stated
on Thursday evening, December 13. A
number OF people saw him down town
on that night. The soldier who did
sentry that night about the corral
neither saw nor heard anything out of
the way. The note to Major Ennis
was dated December 49, The day SEN
try thought he heard a shot about 9
O'Clock Friday morning, but at the
time made up his mind that it was
the swapping of a board.
On the table beside the notes was
a bundle of clean linen, and Major En-.
! mis- said tnat the soldiers had said thai
the Chinese laundryman entered the
room on Friday and deposited the
bundle.
/ Someone had seen him retreatins
from the building shaking and mum
bling as If he had seen a ghost Bu
i ShO OhAhCoC hdo AOI cclu Oily Iulut
of the fearful occupant of the cham
Der, and only the curiosity of Teamstel
Alexander discovered the frightful ac
tuality.
The officers of the camp, Will.
knowing Bennett well had not mucI
insight into his private affairs. HI
was quiet man, as Clara Schneidel
was quiet woman. Neither gossipe(
his or her heart or purse to others
Only Bennett could have made plair
the woman's affairs and she his.
Bennett was man in whom mucl
confidence was placed by Major Ennis
Years in the army had made him ;
trusted agent. He came and wen
when and where he pleased, and /
away day the routine of the CORA
of which he was master, ran itsel
with the capable assistants he hat
trained.
| He lived in a room in long wood
en- building near the corral alone, ant
often sat up all night reading. In
somnia aggravated by neuralgia, mad,
sleep stranger to him at frequent in
tervals. Though he seldom complained
\ of his illnesses, he had remarked
once that no one knew how much ht
suffered"
He never drank intoxicants say hi
familiars. If he used morphine o.
other narcotics, it could not be learn
ed. Probably ne did as neuralgia an,
insomnia are keen provocatives t.
their use.
! Bennett had claimed to be hard VI
lately. He had borrowed money from
one of the officers at the camp. Dep
futy Sheriff Chillingworth says that un
/ dOubtedly the scout handled the finan
1 cial affairs of Miss Schneider. Whel
Chillingworth searched her room h
found the following memorandum
which turned out to be in the hand
writing of Bennett:
Principle. Intrest
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49, lnrkman. the historian. had
yea N Justice. A friend met
n, aly Walking along the street,
NJ street boy with either hand
|n,. =. ne world are you doing,
iss. nsked hts friend. ''r found
I s.,nF here had eaten all of the
r., 'bd ~ dividing with his little
Jse. pm Eolng 20 buy another for
hk,r boy and make Johnny
"'m While he eats g."
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and everything was neat in the apart
ment.
On the writing table were the fol-
one, and the other to the commander
of the Post:
Kindest feling to all my boys at the
tCorrel and / hope thay won't think
heard of me for / ment well by all of
them and may thay all be suckcessfrl
| F. P. B.
Col. Ennis, Commanding officer.
Dec. 49, 1900.
Good by to ALL I never thaught tc
have 10 go this way. but wommon Is
the cause Of 1t ALL Liuet. Ketchem viii
find things under my charge al
streight and thank him the Command
ling officer and all the men for thare
kindness to me while hear have work.
ed for the Govt. Since 1867 and have al
ways bore a good Reputation as my pa
tpers will show have faced death for the
led to die facing an enemy of the coun
TRY loved. / don't know WHARF / an
lgoing but think It's the longest trail
lever started on. Good by.
FRANK.
The last messages of the scout wer
penned in a round scrawl that proves
his nerve. They might have beeI
! labout Christmas gifts for all they CAV
any sign of weakness.
From Major Ennis and others tn
J jury learned that BENEFITS being dea
. had been made known by his assistant
Teamster Alexander peeping in at tn
window shortly after 4 O'Clock yester
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