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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
RIES LEASED SITE
FOR BOAT HOUSE"

hia name appeared on the books Of
The McGilyfh estate az the lessee
OF the site upon which the house
boat was placed. he stiil refused 10
Nay anything. bat rather sought 10
explain what little knowledge he
bad Of the entire affair
The name Of Thomas Norton. the
Sacramento saioonkeepor who saa
hiiked out Of tiQ.S0o on fixed
prize flght held ont on the little
hoaAeboaf. waa mentioned
Trouble With Norton,
THOMAS Norton il Just az bad aa
|Rny ~ those fellows mentioned IN
the affair know Norton. aud had
some little trouble With him year
aKo when he dropped into Seattle
We vert engaged In a little Eame 10
the feaf room Of q pool room. and
after the game Norton claimed that
he hkd been buncoed Ne went 90
Tom Delaney. then chief ~ police.
and later Charlie Wanpensiein,
then = sergeant came after me
= sent up 10 the police station
sna confronted Norton chief De
lAnsy asked me fUe questions
and be seemed to be all mixed up
Finally Norton told the chief that
he guessed ! wasn't the man That
was the last ! saw % Norton
Made In Alaska
Rlea IN bis statement this morn.
FMS claims "a have made all Of his
money In Alaska To tina, end be
said
sof course. everybody knows thH'
] have been a gambler IN my time.
"a Seattle. bat | went 10 Alaska
several years ago and worked hard
sof ny money bought Entire Nous.
the race horse aoma time ago for
$500 ] wen Ia purses 9 eco. aud IN
bets ! made en- the mare | realized
o.. 600 mot such a bad Investment
after all
Hlca 10 afraid that when be gets
bAek g fan Francisco. aud he con
tefa plates leaving for that city on
MondaY. that the newspapers there.
zhieh have heard If his ezcapsdsH
here. wiil If once look into the
slofy Of his connection sith the big
swinfiinE game cut on Lake Wash.
anEtpn.
when | set back "a Frisco ! en-
poet that those who know me viii
isi the cat cat OF she bag down
there and ! viii &c, II from al
Hidsa A Tor staying kere Ia Seat
de. ! can DO So - long as ] wHns.
and there IL 10 one that can usDiest
me. OF make me act oat 81 towu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

white Flyer Dolphin Ia due from
the north tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

working IN secret many Of thsfa
are determined 10 perfect an ofKant
inaigon. and II this can be aeconz
nliehsd and the company Ahoula
sIiseharEe The organizers e viii ~
a sswn for a general street car
strike
Press dispatches sent Cut frofn
New York last night Aay that =
large detAchmsnt Of street car
strife breakers ~ere sen, out fresA
that city last night destined fn1
San Francisco where = strike =
already on. Il l. suspected berg
that these. or a. least some 81 them
may bs on their Eav 90 this cisy ~
anticipation Of the ihfeatenad
trouble
some weeks aKo Frank Cotterih
business agent Of the Central labor
Council. was approached BY severai
street ear men 90 ofEHnixe thent
into a uniou This VAS undertaken
but the company found out the
names u The men IN the movement
and practically all Of them hwvs
49, NfarfarQeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
BANK cLnbalHcs

Increase over same
date last year tzs,szob - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
.,..,, csmmIlssa Suicide.

hlpple eosnn'issss
vu,l Apri.PHiA. Aax - Per
.....as rumers that President TIP
Il shr wrecksd Reai Estate
~ ,emnaas. coEnmitied suicide
~. .ss.ftea ey the authoritative
~ 49,. sAst be took bis life a.
y. s's - ~ FRIDAY uolnlnE ar
49,. { ssld u have taken = desc
s.,saum With Suicidal inicnt
ases slll CONSCIOUS Do fillca bis
$500 xith patsF. Rud later vas
s's.sa spgarxallY drowned
n Hseples family decline 80
- - stagcment on the subject
~ ,hs ssysiciaas iainfesied ia the
- sscslns e. - Interviewed to
.rslrr tAs suicide Theory
ratl Angl.PHfA. AuE 20 With
=, - ae4 eelonxfng 20 the FrsshF
go eharch ana holtsng See eco
u ~ sfsy q Philadelphia funds
- fl,kA.e q state depasiis. tbs
- g.s.tr Trssi company eio@ed
:. s.srs rsSserdAg Tie liabilities
=. slasea Al SIC 90 eoa. With qaiek
-. a 81 500 900 sna doubtfal
r-..ssesl amounting TO 8 zee 600
r-~,sAsxs rrank X. Hlpnis. Who
Saieaae. male heavy loask 80
tse,sA ssgat = promoter. ca Ia
minfisas seeurity and caused TIE
h.'su h - stated that segal On,
.rsuet hypnasir iafiaeneva over
Hag4s<
rss Alsnt- a-eefIf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29

i1sx much tiirpie AS personal
B srnsflisd II net known Ne was
zlsxss rssArded as = serxstife
ssxs<.ss and there bad nexer been
A. 4~ht "a 20 his honesif bat AZ.
- - lnsestigstiea - tie directors
/ E<xesaees that false sfntsments
- ,e~n suferea Ia the bank books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-29
READY 10 oresnlss.

we Were almost ready 20 organ
izs = short time ago, ssid NJ Cor
feriii this morning. hut discharges
Of men inferssred with our plans
Recently I have been appealed 70
b. trsinmen from three diffefum
street car esnters have refrsine6
from pushing the matter until the
municipal ownership campaign Il
over in order 20 prevent the ofEant
ration from having the appearance
Of a political move
ia; the men are determined 70
TO ahead with their orEanizathoe
and am informed that they srs
doing 40 without my assistance on
cooperation knoN 81 my o9h
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18
OAC Girls Lett er.
[Continued from first page]


mems department, some of them having
pictures on the walls, sofa pillows.
carpets, all sorts of little trinkets. Off
from each woman's ward is a sitting
room. with a small organ in it, a sofa
and several rssking chairs. Several of
the more violent patients were in straight
Jackets. One woman had her head tied
up in pillow slip as she wanted to spit
on everybody. We were glad VIXEN we
got out of the bailding and appreciated
life all the moro after having seen all
those unhappy unfortunates.
1--WE then wsAt to the penitentiary,
which is surrounded by a high stone
fence and guarded by armed men. IF
were compelled to choose would rather
stay there than in the asylum, even if I
had to live on bread and water. I s.w
SkeraId who killed Zell and who was
executed a couple OF days later.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18
BIDS FOR WOOD.

Sealed bids for furnishing the Ore
gon Agricultural College with wood
for the school year beginning Sep
tember, 1907 will be received at the
Office of T. Fl. Crawford, Purchas-
ing Agent OF the College, up to Sat-
urday December %, zoe. For speci-
fcation's call on the CLERK and Pur-
chasing Agent. l03-3t
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18
Fuel Famine Described.
PeCS;e in Willamette Valley are
Favored.


A lady whe has just returned ,
from Eastern Oregon where there
has been such. suffering from the
fuel famine tells of conditions
there, by which it will be seen
how tortursts are we who reside
in the Willanette Valley, where
such famines are not known.
The lady referred to is a resident
of Salem and she says:
.sIn several of the towns which
1 had occasion to visit, after
working until late in the even
ing, I would tramp back through
the snow to the hotel to find the
CRATES which once held glowing
nuggets of coal empty and the
mercury registering II degrees
below. In order to keep warm
the guests were either compelled
to retire Or hold a field meet, to
create circulation, and in some
places it was necessary to carry
lantern IN order to see, as there
was not enough fuel to run the
electric light plant.
"The citizens begged the rail-
road to bring them coal, even
offering fabulous prices but the
fuel did not arrive, and the peo-
pie were compelled to bear their
suffering when it would have
been possible for the railroad to
have relieved them.
Yet i'll the midst of all this,
life had its laughable phase.
Farmers esming into town. to
transact business would gather
around a stove that had not con-
tanned even the odor of coal
tor several days and with pinch
ed faces and chattering teeth
would strive to warm things by
roasting the railroad company.
At last in some places it was de-
cided that if the railroad would
not furnish them coal, they would
take it.
"Nyssa was first to take action
and one evening while there in
the rnidst of a lecture which was
given by prominent Artisan,
freight train was heard approach
ing and many of the audience
left for the depot. No sooner
had the train stopped than the
crowd took possession of the
train and unloaded IS tons of
coal. The remainder OF the
night was spent in hauling the
coveted coal to- the different
homes which were soon made
warm aud comfortable.
"A few evenings after this a
crowd of about 40 men met a
coal train at the depot and de.
manded that two cars be set off.
At first the conductor refused to
comply with their request but
when the citizens informed him
that the train would not be NOV
ed until the two cars of coal were
sidetracked and that they were
willing to pay for their fuel, a
telegram was sent to the railroad
superintendent. The answer
read, 'sset out the coal"
"Ontario was next to fall in
line but only received its fuel
when about 100 of the citizens
surrounded the train and de-
manded that four cars of coal be
left out for them.
- Other towns along the road
followed the example.
ut will be remembered that
this is not a timbered country
and that the sage brush on the
alkali plains grows far too small
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18

night that was very much enjoy
ed by the large crowd present.
Music was furnished by Ray
mend's orchestra. Sherbet was
served in a pretti.y decorated
booth, and details of the entire
affair were carried ont in a way
that rehected credi, on those who
did the planning.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18
OUT OF SORTS.
People not Really Sick are Often Most
In Need Of Care

The people who are mostly in need of
sympathy and medical care are not those
who are really sick, but the ones who
are dragging themselves around, just
'out of Sorts"
In nine cases out of ten this condition
is the direct result of weakened stom-
ach, and when the digestive organs are
strengthened with Mi-o-na there will be
no distress, dizziness, nausea, headache,
etc., and the old time energy, force,
strength and happy spirits will soon re-
turn.
Mi-o.na is not mere digestive. It
absolutely strengthens all the organs of
digestion, restores good appetite, strong
nerves and the power to digest any food
you eat.
A large box of Mi-o-na stomach tablets
is sold for so cents by Graham & Wells
with an absolute guarantee that the
money swill be refunded unless the re-
medy cures. You run no risk in buying
Mi-o.ua.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18

-
Optical work of all kinds st Pratts,
the Jeweler and Optician.
Tom Alexander OF Wrenn was 10
Corvallis Saturday transacting
business.
Claude Murphy arrived home
Friday from a visit with Indpen-
dence friends.
The tax levy in Linn county for
all county and state purposes has
been fixed at IL mills.
A basket social was given Friday
night at Beaver Creek. which was
both enjoyable and profitable.
Holiday goods of every description
aud price. Beautiful Xmas gifts for
all. Pratt the Jeweler and Optician.
Take the chllreu to Nolan's to Sc
Santa Claus and ths Flying Dutchman.
Don't worry about Christmas
presents. Pratt the Jeweler and OPP
tician, will supply you with gifts
suitable in quality and price.
Why not send to your friend a
beautiful pair Of pearl mounted
opera glasses. Many styles and sizes
to select from at Pratt's. 1O4
Wanted: To buy two good milch COWS
OLE PAULsoN. Corvallis, Ind. Phone 713
IO2
Little Miss Amy Pernot celebra-
ted her eighth birthday Saturday
by giving party to her young
trends. The OCCASION was very
much enjoyed.
Lon Starr aud family arrived the last
of the week from Ritzville. Wash, and
after visit with Benton county relatives
they will proceed to California, where
they expect to make their home.
Christmas trees for sale. These
trees will be delivered free of charge.
Inquire of Ed Horning. Prices
ranging from so cents to SLIGO.
mistletoe for sale. 1O3
Ribbons, Ribbons, 10, 900
yards new ribbons just received at
Nolan's.
Choice selection of beautiful presents
for holiday shoppers can be found
at Pratt's Jewellery store. Just
what you are looking for. Your
wants will be supplied on short
notice.
Bush Davis came up from
Portland, Friday, to attend the
Davis Walker wedding and visit
home folks.
Earl Walker was up from
Portland the last of the week to
attend the wedding of his BROTH
er, Dow.
In spite of rain, wind or other
hindrance the work on he John
son brick goes swiftly on. Canvas
has been stretched over certain
parts of the building to prot ect the
from the elements.
Buy your Holiday goods at
Nolan's. Long range for. selec-
ion.
Beginning today and contin-
ling until after Christmas S. L.
k.line's store will be open even
ngs to accommodate holiday
shoppers.
Levi Wooster, Miss Edna
Wooster and Master Forest are
10 leave Sunday for Portland to
spend the holidays with friends.
Starts Bakery has secured the
ser vices of Dick Llewellyn, the
wonderful bread maker. S9tf
7. M. Nolan & Son are to add
to the size of their store by hav-
ing the room formerly occupied
by Henkle & Davis connected
with their store by m ans of an
archway. The room is now be-
ing repaired and improved and
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Have your eyes fitted by one who
knows how-Matthews, the optician
S4 f
Three year-old Clayton Ste
wart gave his mother a life-sized
scare, Thursday. The youngster
is fond of horses and he suddenly
took notion to go down to the
Stewart ranch below town and
get one on which to take ride.
A fer q frantic seor0h the LITTLE
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18

Franklin was right when he said,
"Lost time..is never found again." The
O. R. & N. in addition to giving
you 200 milessalong the matchless Col
umbia River, saves you IL hours to Chi
cago 1t is the
Short Line to Lewiston.
Short Line to Palouse country.
ShortfLine 10 Spokane.
Short Line to the Couer d'Alene coun-
try. ...-
Short,,Lin to Salt Lake City. .ss
Snort Line to..Denver.
Short Line to Kansas City.
Short Line to Omaha.
Short Line tofChicago.
Short Line to ali points East.
Three trains east daily, $50 a. m., 81.
Is p. m. and S:l5 p. m. The "Chicag 60
Portland Special" is as fine as the finest.
Every comfort of home.
For particulars ask any agent of the
Southern Pacific Company or write
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent. Portland, o..
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-18

Three year-old Clayton Ste
wart gave his mother a life-sized
scare, Thursday. The youngster
is fond of horses and he suddenly
took a notion to go down to the
Stewart ranch below town and
get one on which to take a ride.
After a frantic search the little
fellow was found one and half
miles from town, trudging along
towards the farm.
See Zierolf for all kinds of grass
ICED, orcha, timothy and clover
seed. 74tf
Invitations are out for the cele-
bration of the silver wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Chipman.
The affair takes place on the
evening OF the 25th, and the
hours are from S to TO o'clock.
Miss Georgia Herbert will
complete a term of school in the
Newton district, Friday, and
will return to her home in this
city.
The Coffee Club gave a Christ
mas hop at the city hall Friday
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16
Trans6ff6e Spipue.

9ei ben in Der gidbe BON rSort
SrOnprinS" bel 9lrssiursWioielle, 2Otb'
rinsen, absebaltenen Wtan6usrn bsl
oeutiden 2ruppen puroen 3wei als
9auern perfleibete Perionen unter Dem
SerOu6t, frunSUiiide Spirue 3n iein.
uerbaftet. sic beObadteten senuu biz
Sepssunsen Der ein5elnen Gruppsn.
i0rper unO ueriudten, Ylane BON bem
ManOuerfeIos unsufsrtisen. gia6 ibrer
Yerbaftuus wurbe feitSeitellt, oaB iis
;wsi 9rhoer, giameus Silt, iinb, uon
benen Der cine als @apitdn Der franS0-
fii6sn grmse in giancp in @arniion
lag uno Der anbere Elm Stuoeut Der
WteoiIin BON 9Dons lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16
0Hcac Ses NplfSlieSes.

9si ieiner Nnmsienbsit in Ghen, mo
Der Saiisr gum 8siu9 Der 5amilis
Srupp wsilte, fat sr absrmaIs @eleSeu'
belt ssnomlnen, ieiuer Sorliebe fur oas
bsutI9e SOlfslieb bersoten ausbrud
Su uerleiben. 9ia6bem ibm Der oor'
tise arbeiter @eiunsuerein r9e'
meinwObl" elm flOttes Stdnb4en se'
bru6t bate, bislt Der Sailer cine sln.
iprude an Die Sdnser, in pelder er,
unter ber,li9en DanfeswOrten fir ben
9eOieseueu SOrtras Der sewGblten
9ieOer, bic Rfless oss Soltsliebes auf
ous Gntidieoenite befiirwOrteie, itatt
Oas man an oem Sunitseiau9 unO
sel9raubten Yartituren S0uueu uno
3eit ueri9wenOe. @r erpdbute babel
bic neue oeutide Yoltslieberiamui.
lung, welde In ieinem 9luftruSe unb
nit ieiner llnteritiisuus BON einer
slnSabI bepdbrter 5u9manner uuter
Seitun9 bes 6reiberrn HO6us b. gi.
licncrOu berseitellt norosn lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16

Die DeDDlterun9 G9pps
beitanb am l. Suli 1904 aus
112,447 @usIGnbern, 10, 1886, ,423 Gins
ssbprenen uno ettpa 100000 nomabis
iirsnoen 9ebutnen.
Qabraopr bat 70 tpilbe Sunbe,
bab man ibnen aIIsemein einen f4pes
rem Solstlob an ben Sals bGnst, Inn
Iie fir WenI6sn unb fir f9pG9ere
Sunbe tpenissr sefGhrli4 Su MAIDEN.
Gin aItes 3 II d TT, bon
6insfif6sm Stanopuntt. immer bas
Bette. Gin BUD, bas ni9t miubsitens
1000 SABRE alt 1T. pirb In Gbtna bon
tsinsm ii4 isIbftadtsnoen Nanns sss
lsfeu.
0as 0pIf Der M duren
t.nnt tsin. sei.nfdaftli4en Ranstlais
fen, uno untsrf9etoet muir 5pH4sn
perionen, bic reid pber arm, bedmtet
ober ni6t beamtet, unb Die 9eiftIi4s
o6.r 2aien iino.
Gin btftprif9es M a n Us
ftript bsiist Elm ssipiFer Srant 8.
Chapman In Rutlanb, 8t., In 9eitdlt
elmer Rsoe, tpeI9e Samuel @oofrsp
niebereeihrieben bate. um fie BET feis
nsr Sinri9tuns i'm Sabre 1918 BON
Shaffot aus Su balten.
Sie pfabIbauer Der
g 6Det3ersS Seen butten tn Der
iiingeren Stein5eit bsreits einen mittels
sroben Suusbunb, ben Sorfbuno, 10
ssnannt, neil feline Snodenreite ii4 In
Die Sorfablassrunsen friiberer Seen
uno Simple einsebettet finben.
4n IusIGnbern aus euros
pGifden Staten Ieben i'm britii9en
@eltrsi6e nit fsinen fait 400,000,00O
ginppbnern i'm 9anSen 594, ,249. Ods
bon iinb 149, ,140 0eutf9e, 145.124
RuFen unb polen, 62,956 Stanoinds
bier unb Sdnen unb 56.568 5rdn'
5o1en. -~r>''.-l sns~Gls,l,-
@pn BEN ginip bnern
9rtfff 8sSpbieDs. 2a4 36l. :
Q5e an 3att, fuo 2Q2342, ,276 Stn'
bus; oahn fplstn 6e,6e4.8u Mo'
Ramms1aHsri AZ ben SatTn fHG er.
fler gu sGblen: 11,643, ,432 8uobbiIten,
2,195,444 Sis, 1,334,14S 0i9ains
uno 94,632 parfen.
llnter Sen AZ, 800 Stuz
otre ben, Die gssenpGrtis an
ben fdmmtIi9en osutfden rlniperfitGs
ten immutrituIirt iinO, bsfinosn iid
1886. Die als qnssbDrise bss beuts
fhen Reibes persei6net finb, uno unter
bteien pieoerum 22,422 als anseb5s
rise bes aDnisrsi9s preubsn.
Die t6nieIi9sn SAINT
| ten BON Sdpeoen, Spanten uno
Stalien beiibsn 9run6eisentbum in
NetD Yort. ebenfo Der oeutf1e aaiier
uno 8Onis Gbparb BON GnsIano,
ipeId' IeBterer Der 9eiiber zines Stiidss
@runoeigsntbum in RaFau Ctr. III,
oas er bon ieiner Wutter erbte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16

gsi sinsm llniall, Der sinem Raiiu'
sisr;uss Der Sort UOrtb & Denper
gitp @iIenbabn in Der 9idbe BON Sruit'
lamb, Gsrus, suitisB, wurbsu flint unS
fiinf3is Psrionsn uerlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16
8Dsben:N Nunbf6au.
Snla b.

8. 99. Iatum BON Ourbam, u. g..
bsbauptet, Der @rfiHber zines 2elspbons
3u iein, oas 2ofomOtiuiiibreru ermOss
li6t, unterwess, psnn ibre .3iise in
8eme9un9 iino, nit chamber ;u
ipreasu, 10 oaB alio @olliiioneH iebr
lsi6t perbiitet weroen fOnnen, Inn 10
sbsr, neil nit bieiem neuen Eelepbon
Elm Barnun9siisnal in @srbinbuns
itebt, Sas in ben 2ofomotiueu ;meier
.3iss, Die in @eiubr iiuo, Su eollioirsn,
3u slei6er 3eit ertOnt, wenn Tie ein'
amber 3u nabe tommen.
Bon bsm Slufii6t babenben gIr6itets
ten bes SuuoessSdasamts 1aDler
merben ausenblidli6 Pldne fir umfai.
ienOe Sersr6Berunsen uno 8sranbsr
runssn in Der @inwanoerunssitatio
auf @llis Sslanb ansefertist. Ginpan.
berunsscommiiidr Sargent unb 9lr6i.
tett GaglOr baben ii6 NIT ben Ser'
bdliniiien gang 9enau befannt sena6t,
nm Oem @On9reB in ieiner nd6iten
Sisuns bic nOtbisen 8ori6ldss MAIDEN
gu tOnneu. Bennslei4 bic @sbdube
auf Suis 9slanb iebr srOB uuo Die
iuueren @inridtunsen aud iebr seraus
mig iiuo, 10 rei6ten iie bod fir fiinfs
tau Ienb @iupanbersr, bic pdbreno Der
lesten Spei Ober orei Sabre oft an einem
Gage eintrafen, ni6t aus.
giad einem 8eri6t bes GbsIs Uiltie
BON Der 9ebeimabtbeiluns bes S6as-
amts'Departemeuts wurbeu i'm lestsn
Serwaltuu9siabr BON ben 8eamten oes
@ebeimoienites 356 Serbaftunssn por'
ssnOmmen. Inter ben Ssrbaitunssn
befanSen ii6 27 Sdli6er BON Papier'
selc, in 65 Sdllen erfOlste Die Serbai.
tun9 we9en Seuoerunsen an 8unoss'
obli9ationen, in 212 Sdllen lpesen Ser'
ftelluus faliden Silberseloss unb in 2s
Sdllen weSen slnfertisuns tleinerer
Nfiiu;sn.
@sun S8m. 3. 8rban Gnbe bieies
Wfonats BON ieiner Beltreiie Suriid
febrt, Diro ibm, prnn bas gBetter feline
@inipraAe 9e9en bic Gusfiibruns oes
Prosramms erbebt, Gin @mpians ;u
Gbeil werben, wie er in ieiner @ros.
arti9teit faum iemals ;upOr einem
pripaten Siirser bereitet pOrben lit.
Seitens bes arrangements @omites
pirb erfldrt, oaB bel oieier @slesen.
belt mebr Srsm6e in Der Stabt 9iew
9Orf isin perSen, ais ismuls felt Der
2Saibinstou'Sab Sabrbunbertfeisr i'm Sabre
1889.
NtajOr y. ScOfielo, 3ablmeilter in
Der re9ulGreH Bunoesarmee unb Sobn
oes peritorbenen 9eneralleutnants eco,
fielo, ma6te aus Ser3weifIuns Sariiber,
oaB er boffnunsslos ertranft mar uno
tn @sfabr i9webt., ieiuer 5amilis 3ur
9aft gu fallen, ieincm 9eben our6 einen
Repolperi9uB Gin @ube. Der 8erftor.
bene mar bel ieinen 9ameraben Iebr
bsliebt uuo senOB isiuer ieltsnen SD.
bt9tsit unb ieiner @eUiiienbuftistcit
pesen Sas bO4ite Ssrtrausn leiner
SOrseiesten. ...
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0onneritas, 16. @usuit 1906.
Tufcu Ncminatipnen.

Staat.
g,pupunSr-9spis emery, il.
Qi,uttnani. 8puptIu6r 6r-Sut 9. Blad.
Stirti6r sr Snuun aneslsssubtittn -
Mm 9Isaip
Nubitcr. @tntral-Spbn 8. @nsn.
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esmofratifbe Mpminationen.

Gpunty.
Difrift Nnpalt-5pfspb S'gritu.
StTif-p. 8. Galpin.
prpibpnptar-Rilarb u. gunusa.
Stabmnhu-p. 8. Conner.
@rihisitr,ibtr-9barlts 9raf.
Rupren ron Euts-eouis 3. 3immn.
Rtaifisr ppn @ills-Stnrp Q. 9apltr.
SuTy GpmmiFdr-a. Q. S'9ppIs.
Rinsn Sniptftpr-elspsllpn W. Grams,
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Gpnsrsb-3bOmas .. NiRpls.
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9teisIattp.
Ssnatpr-Gepare 9. Slspiti.
RtprGftutanttn
4. 1iifrifi-glitpla 9urit.
Q. Diiirift-5imuibp .. DAVIS.
4. Difrifi-DOmiuid Dtmpits.
5. Tihriit-9amts 6 NeAnbrtp.
6. TilfIiit-@illiam Nalfn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-05-25

Won mat It is impossible to ll.nA =.
quite impossiblev' and she turIsu , Ivy
toward the cabin, now half dls'S,o'eu
The door was open and keiy anu
the two lads were on the fioor p'IHs
at a small sack or ore. MIS-. A ~. :,
looked mn at Ann, laughing, with tears
IN her cheeks. 81 don't believe It, not
one word Of it! And If it's true hoo'
I want you to keep 1t for us.
"Ycs." said Kelly, 'Ive been OF use
to Won in finding 1t; now do you De Vi
use to me in keeping it,"
81 will, Mattr said Raymond anu
the two men shook hands on new
compact. Both Matt and Nora were
too engrossed with their new round
riches TO observe the deep sadness VI
Raymond's face. -
"Now." said Kelly, swatch out for
Curran. He'll bate us out OF 1t II ne
can. depend on you to stand OH tne
lawyers and the gamblers"
.9The mist is rising" called Ann
from the doorway.
AS she spoke tremendous report
arose from the obscurity where the fog
still chung.
"Now, what was that?' querled Matt
and all stood transfixed with surprise
and vague apprehension.
Another and duller report followed
one that shook the ground. Kelly rush