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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

IT took just three months for
some of our exchanges to find out
that the Ginseng" outfit of St.
Louis was in the gold brick business.
Three short months ago the great
family journal received an adver-
Using proposition from this COM
pany. The promoters offered more
than our local advertisers pay.
Bills were to be rendered quarterly
and payment would be made in
stanter at the conclusion of the
aforementioned period. IL looked
like a gold brick. so we made out a
bill and requested three months pay
ment in advance. and haven't heard
from 'em yet. Most newspaper men
are supposed to be wise to the ways
of the world. and those of them who
are making '.holler" on Ginseng"
are simply exposing infantile credul-
ity. They ought to have guardian
appointed.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Application to ls.se State Lands.
oFrtoE 90 tHE SrtrE BaARD
90 LANu COMMISSIONERS

OrrIoE 90 rHE STtrE BaARD
90 LANu gpNuI--IuNEH-
uESNEE. GoLo-. February "a ISL
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ : e StaKens. Whay@ I-p-tai'lrs addrs-.
]. L. Iunta CoIa.. ga February - iss, Hsds
application NJ. gi5s 10 the state Busrd oi Lam
ui-.i.sfier- 20 ira-s ths fullovius descriti
>-hs-.l Lahd-- situate la ot-ru county. Colo
RADIO tB-uifs
AZ 81 -gcsi"a u township = -outh. rams
- vet
-rrtfssi ftr-mi-.=- Ur ohiHgtissu- against th~
at-Is~ application gill - considered aitsF
March =, n.,L -
MARI a.. WOODRUFF.
Esri-ter STATE Hpsri Land Csft m I--iaHsrs.
Fif-f ruhl lcafinu- fehrHar1 =. ltss.
Lat publiratinn March =. r.'i.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Desert Land. Fiasi 1soof-hosiee to'
Public Atioe-

TNIuED SIATE~ LAND oFFIrE Z
PEEaIa EoLss-. JznnaFf =. lssi
NOTICE. i HEREBY GIVES THAI
~ Rot-~rf p Bod. a-sisDa-e ~ W Han
HAn-ru. of Ia Junra C,lsra.to- ha- tiled nsitic.
e intent isili a. ffk~ prof hi- ae-rt-lsIs
claim NJ ss fssf the tsssrt lesst qua rtr -rtfsn
taKll-iifr - -s1Efh. rsaz~ - Se-I- t-rfnre the
clefk ~ fir a sfrlrt c.sslrt At Ia Juuta- CODE
ado Mnrday- The i-fn aay II March la.
n. uafils-- ths fssiioa1ua Wirus-=-- - prove
the earnfi-f. irri-atiau and r.cla-natlan ~ aid
Land Jahn t-atac. orphz tunuiu-. Jonathan
O-t-arn- -r-. Jane- O-t<srl.. all ~ Ia Junta,
ul.radu-
: 4 ARkEN Register
first qualification JaHusrs "a. Hrl
Lat Friil lratioa- March = Issi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

NOTICE = EEgEE4 GIKEN THAT IHE
- aaa-lal rla=rin- - rt- Ma IL trrl-
-aliE- f--cn fo1aEsalF ali - ~ la rk=
--lssl asau-z sr H.. Gs.-ss-a1H- MfHaeaE.
Earlh = E-<l - { y r. Esr az ts1rf--- -
--acsIE- saa-sH- far 49, sa-rtz.- tar1 AMI cl1u
i1.rtHs ta.- =ra-ral e1-5as-- g - ra1ar razg-
EEfEriE Nh EE-.
GLfZEEQOE f--iIi-ilt-
--a-r=Ea-s i -sa-lrar
fir-- aTstlirafIss Issl- FetlrzarF a. Isf5-
Las faati iczr 90 Nzrrh ~ IassL
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Notice to BID ers.

RtDs WILL BE RETEINED FOR THE
- cou-tructiun ot = tWg-sturH brick building
El1tt0 feet ln -iz-. for fItgai@ath Dg,ughs-rty y,
aftrii utst rutriN - the estate ~ GsFhid Dtueh-
erty. decaas1'ti. the -ams fu D. -itrhtrd Lot :
rlmhars,i - ~ and Il. h!uck No ~, in the cify
81 - Juufa. Colorado. accsrding tp the plans
aud srsctf.rttiuu prepared Tor the -ame by
john bvyu- Architect. aud To- l.. bnilt under
his personal -ut--ryl-1u. t1itdluE To h. coma
pletcii - ~rutgmher l. IissL Hiil- to h. ~
r-ivsff until March L fs.s al \ o'clock us-sn.
iiid. ~ - marked Bids for ~torr Building for
E-ist- II 6i'-ralh DssuFherty. Deceased. to b.
-s-al~t sud addressed u Jnhn tiuYti. Architect.
la juuta. Colorado. Zach b.d must b. accom-.
fanisi With a cert fed chf-ck for two I-sr cent
of the anlount uf the bid. payable to John
Guyu. Architect, aud To H. fnrfcit=i 70 the
estate of Gerald pnnEhsrty drcea.e,l. in ca-s
the surcrs-ful bidder refu-r. to .ign contract
of furnish -afi-factury bsgd
The owner re-erve- the right TO reject any OF
all hid--
ELIZABETH DpUGHERTN
AdfnlutstratriN
Firsi publicai lau. February q. ispa
Last publication. March Ia 100.
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AlitAiAlrlfnAfNA
First publicai iou. February q. isps
Last publication March 10. isoi
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-07
Blue Ridge Railroad.
Effective Nov. %, 1909.
:WEsTBoURD.

A"G<o&bVVNUs
. No. II tdaily)-Laave Belton $50 n,
N; Anderson 4.l6 p. No.; Pendleton A43
p. M; Cherry 81 p. M. seneca 6.Si D.
m arrive Walhalla 5.t5 p. rp.
80. 8 iuaiiy e4cepI SundsyJ-Ieavo
EBelton l0.4e Q: m; Anderson ll.07 q. M;
Pendleton 11.S2 no.; Cherry II. 80 q. M.
arrive At Seneca 11.67 q. m. :: =. =.
No. lsnnday only)-Leave Bsltosa
Ills q. %; Anderson, li.07 q. M; Pen
dleton 1l.82 q. NJ; Cherry 1l.39 q, 10:
seneca Loo p. 'm; arrive Walhalla Il.
= No. 2 (daily except sundsyl-1aave
Anderson 1890 q. M; Pondleton 1889 q.
M; OheIry 1!:09 q: M; Seneca los p. no.:
No. s (daily)-Leave Bolton e15 q. M:
arrive Anderson 0.42 p. N. = AA'''
No. c3 (daily except 6uE iRy}-Lasyo
elton 800 q. rn.; arrive Anderson ESQ.,
EAsBoUND, II ~. /
m; geneSa SIS a. m': ohsrsY r d - 500 % % s
Pendlston 9.25 a. m.; Anderson 10. 90 n.
ri.; arrive Bolton 1925 q. m. ..:,!.,'-0 7
= 40. Is (daily except 9unday)-Ieayey
Seneca zoo p. NJ; Cherry 2.la p. a.; Pen-s
S1eioa aletoa RaitdR. z p @; 3; Anderson NO. 10 p
No. Sunday only)-Leave Audessoxi
80 p. M; arrive Baltop 85 p. m.
M; Seneca Ssl 3. n.y.; chstev Msrnaiis 5'se S,o p
Fendleton 6.l2 p. M; Anderson 1850 n;
M; arrive Belton,I6S p. M.
NO. "a ,dsily except Sunday)-L4eavol
Anderson 100 q. MI arrive Bolton $40,
q. m. n. @. BEATT1E, Pres..
Greenville. 8 q
J.R. ANDERsoN. snpt. !
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Assessment Notice.

r.,u Auditors OAlce, Anderson. sc
Ihis once will be open 10 receIys pst,,rneS =: 80
daS q ns ssSlas.1 Sfa: S'y .oyssa If
e'sz sssl EEssttate lets aud Ba,,atne. ~. :, ~
,s. enset!y tne npubsr os aorss nanSer 20 .,
tho a;ssSs.aent made now Win stand tos tho SoTt
1Hasae AZ ss srs sss ssssss b.
aspyi dqaRa Eitain the tins tSe
a's ~ ss
Ex-Confedegato Soldiers over go yen, OF spa s,,,
t5Semps t5s ass. fee% m POI Tar An Other males beeHeen
s9eaninr % @no 20 ysars tho tncspgbIe
any oshef Se dsams a1osgsbae Sc oIs H9s
,,.se Fer tns Soavenieneo OF taxpayov, viii also
S. IA lses 70 sske tax returns at tho folio wing
Me,s,.a;:,2's MMo,1sna; ,W2'ssd!n!ssaay. !! January 10Th.
fss fiSssisas Ssiasg 5Ensssz. 5EnassssT iss s5ssas7 iitA
:sssss as:s sss:,sassS ss;s:s :ss,!y III i
ss.e,ilis Wsdassass saass.y yssua,y nun; .,.h.
Gas,a. GglsssoaIss, @ @M!iI, Thassdsy. January is.A.
sEens hRfaa RrsnSS ssssas sssasasy a gsIo.,,
Ausnp posss a:sasy MaSsaIsy Issss.I Ssnassy aaod
Sss %sss.S assa!ssy:: isaasiz ifsass 80 sss %.
Samoa: 6torc, Saturday, January 90th-p. "A :.
"tgZane' Store Friday, January 18th. ci :. -
sIa racs1sa,eson' Friday and eatusday, January 1ssh
+ sss|s!ls; s:s|ss g,sS:, s.
A9nsa Path. Monday and Tuesday, January i5ah
.Is hs1:Sn' "Wednesday and Thurpaay. January 17tla
.RieaMons, ssonday and Tsssaay. ysastarsy 1Bih
Pelser. Eonday, Tuesday ana "Wednesday. Jon.
ueIy i5th, 10th and 17th up to February a6sh.
~ ssMSliisTstSn. M 'st Monday and Tuesday. Ianpazy
6. O. BURRIBs, AudIte..
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NATAL AUTOGRAPHS.
0fEn 'G1aaual OF the Child That Does
-. Not Change IN Lafc. :.

OfEn Nnnual Of the Child That Does
... Rot Change 1xs Lifc.
=. There Is born with every one of us
and continues unchanged during our
lives IN unfailing and ineradlcable
mark or marks. which absolutely dis.
tlnguish each one Of us from every 9TH
er fellow being. These physical marks
never change from the cradle to the
grave. This born autograph is impos.
sible to counterfeit, and there is no du.
plicate OF it among the teeming pillows
In the world. Look ut the insides OF
your hands and the soles OF your feet;
closely examine the ends Of your I'm.
gers. You SEQ circles and curves and
arches and whorls. some prominent with
deep ccrrugations, others minute satis;
delicate. but all a well defined and
closely uaesd pattern. There 10 your
physioio gicalt signature. . :....,' ;s'~ ;
, Run your hands through your haig
an6 press finger tips on q piecs OF clear
glese. You SEQ all the delicate tracing
transterTed--not two fingers alike. Even
"the left hand knoweth not what the
right hand doeth." They ore distinctly
different; Even twins may be SO little
different tn sise, features ana general
physical condition as 20 be scarcely dis.
tin =uiahabla, yet .theis finger auto;
graphs are radically different. a..,;:.,:, !
In sset, In all humanity every being
carries with him on his baby fingers
aud his wrinkied hand Of decrepse old
aGa> the Identical curves, arches and
circles that ware born with him. Moth,
ing except ACKNOWLEDGMENT can oblit.
crate or disguise them. Criminals may
burn and Bear their hands. but nature.
when; she restores the cuticIe. invaria-
hIy brings b ack the natal autograph.
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'. - t't.'s-I = y" l.-,-II. .-.''--,.
.EYHaattp Esa "a NnEncY

!, Frequently in: :; the south one f,ads
among tho negroes as remarkable
Chrastian names as those bestowed
upon their offspring by the Puritan,
fathers. "A gentleman OF Virginia telle
of q negro living near Richmond who
s1z sf Jsszs tiad t.7au Sa;;iiiiaafiz Sa;iiaafiz known
70 him as Tim. It became necessary
at one time IA q lawsuit to know tho
full: name: OF the darby. The not nm.
natural supposition ,that Tim stood for
Timothy met with q fat denial. : !
! '4''No, sahI, exclaimed: the negro. tsAfah
name ain't Timothy. It's What timer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jackson!
Dey Jest calls me Tim TO- sho't."-suc.
cess Magazine. l.. L. ,t;s -. .... =. :.
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>Anselo's Verdict.

I Once q painter notorious for: plagia.
risps executed q historical picture Id
which evesy figure OF importance was
copied from. some other artist; so that
very little remained to himself. It was
shown to, Michael Angelo BY = friend,
sTho begged $his opinion Of It s Excel.
lantly done, !" said Angeios s'oniy at the
day Of Judgment; when all bodies win
resume their own limbs again, do not
know what will become cf that historr,
tcal painting, for there will be nothing
left OF it.'' IL = !: : Is. i, 2;: ;f 8:
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An Echo From ths Deep.

=: "A few days ago at Columbus,
Ga, = l0:dsy-old baby was deserted
at the union. passenger citation under
pseulier oiroumsta The infaut
was brought there by : couple who
arrived on the early; morning train
from Macon and Savannah. They
gaTo the little boy To- Sam :, Grant, .
nsSro, sskins him to carry the infant
20 an$ orpbans ho7s. The negro did
%, but the matrop reissed 90 soespt
the child SuEder AHA circums sancs 20.
When che negro returned TO tho depoa
With ths child the aonpls had left. ! 81 /
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NAPOLEON'S ESCAPES.
AsseGsess OF Danger, tho Great Sol
der Woa QffSn YYonnana

hseeS1sess OF Danger, tho Great Sole
daer was oftsn wonnded.
In reply to tho question In what en-
gagements ne considered himself TO
have been In the greatest danger Of
lca!nss his life Napoleon once said, "rn
the commencement Of my cempaigns.n
Indeed. If further proof were demanded
to show that he did not spare himself
at Tculon 1t Is only necessary to add
that during the ten weeks of Its siege
Napoleon, Ia addition to O bayonet
wound In his thigh. had three horses
shot under him, while at the siege Of
Acre during the expedition to Egypt he
lost no fewer than four in the same
manner.
During the last days Of his life, when
captivity, disappointment and sickness
had we'll nigh completed their work, 1t
is snid thut the agony oe his fatal dis
case drew from him on many occasions
the nitiful cry Of. "TbY di! tho cannac
halls spare me.''
During his long military career Napo.
leon fought sixty battles, while Caesar
fought but flfty.. In tho early part Of
bis career he was utterly reckless Of
danger while on the battlefield, and this
spirit OF fearlessness contributed large.
ly to the love and esteem In which he
was held by. his armies. There was q
curious belief among the English in No
poleon's time TINT he had never been
wounded. and indeed the report waa
current that he carefully If not In q
cowardly manner refrained from ex.
posing himself. Nothing could be more
contrary to the TRUTH for he was In re.
ality several times eayereiy wounded,
but a. he wished 20 impress upon his
troops the belief thnt good fortune ney.
er deserted him and that, lihe Achllles
no was we'll nigh invuinerable, he oil
ways made q secret Of his many dan.
gers. he therefore enjoined once 70,
ell upon the part Of his immediate stat
the mose absolute silence regarding al
circumstances Of this nature, for It Is
almost impossible to calculate the CON
fusion and disorder which would have
resulted froTa tho slightest report or the
smallest doubt relative to his existence
Upon the single thread Of this mans
life depended not only the fate and gov.
ernment Of great empire. but the
whole policy and destiny Of Europe aa
well,
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4 EasvslsH ;pllvath Z Is Ozsu..

,55 There can be little doubt that tt,e, ooa
was thsS earliest beast empIoyed sos
eae SEtoW "a white bun and d white
COW weFe ypked togethes To- draw the
sfutr01ss foe making the wa.lr of Rome.
ssssaka and dams ensp loyed :pxen ID
DloWtng; assess only for$ ! sandy soiIss,
fxvhaa tths / p!owman had HriIhhed his
% daY'a a.. 8 iahey hs lrned
upside down, and the oxan went home
dragging itgs tau and handle over Stha
sFs!lFfaee. z !! .ps the grcnnd q :scene describs
$ed By Horac $;s$ :Sss t
sI$ ;g ,e yosing stoset Sofs px and ass
5ygaa xpressly forbi den py$ tho law OF
hfsSsas ana ltss made &he ss;sSslnid of b iu,,
s1icr6ns eottpa rison shys plautuss. yUiys.
sss. when he fesened5 madness M 3order
80 & void going on the rpjanl Iexpedit
1fiol, pIowed with an ox and q horse;
ether. Il s5F f
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]: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"a clerical eosrasp1 ianf of nns nf
Itls I.ondon church pap pars relates that
s. FfaIn preIate Ind gfahk difitnit ;aH
sup ing tIs Inn iktet atSt ttiia s.aiises
tion ot hers dny III Toyy,
ing ono II sof sciooi
which kfte e carried Sifa iie5 t,l pros. d
4 before thes serVice This bnnS
Iser atlpsr ss itil sa !.yarv ifiercs
,sIo.osins rrfbls ssllaws md
at6 him VIM tfsa
ffttttia Sshiii fen to cun,d
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4: People will aiusys receive good
,adviee= g B 8 demon strati9n when
:thsy would reject K DC 1 proposition:
3.-- ~ The so sll ;ssesl screws i used in
matchmaking ara worth ptix times
their weight ~ gold. & 81 81 4 e.: 3*: :$2>
81 Z lhlss makes life drsasy II want Vi
;6s motive. S$ ~ 10 81
l3ss.- s.. a: laugh: il .skorsh q thnsdsed
ssoaas 81 ny mslks SIS 4 4 SssS s.
8 hsX shepherd, q crook does 1 r,ot 81,
nakGa crsoEed shss s, 81 E3' q
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Charleston & Western Carolina
Railway. :."
Arrival and Departure OF Trains, Anier-
son, 8. G..
Effective January 10. 1905.
DEPARTURES.


DEPARTURES:
7.27 a. m. No. %. daily except Sunday,
for Mccormick and interme-
diate stations, arrive McCor-
mick II Is q. M.
4:lo p. m. No 8, daily. for Augusta, Al
lendsie, Fairfax, Savannah.
Waycross, Jacksonville and
Florida points, connecting, at
Augusta with q. & w. @. train
.... No. 40. carrying through Pull.
. man Sleeping. Car Service to
= -: Jacksonville. Iand et MoCor~
- mick with O. q w. G. train No.
f. for Greenwood and interme.
d., diate stations. Arrive Calhoun
- =. Falls 6: AZ p M. Augusta 8 Is p.
NJ, Allendale 12.27 q. M, Fair
- far 80 q. NJ. Savannah $50
q. M. Jacksonville $40 q. m.
ii. .....- ARRIVALS: J.: 4. -
Trains arrive Union Depot Anderson.
No. 8. daily, ftom Augusta, Mccormick.
Calhoun Falls and intermediate stations
HOO o. m.; No. 81, daily, except Sunday,
from Mccormick snd iutarnedist0 sta.
: =, y" W. 3. Steele, q. +. A., ..
=. Anddsson, 8. g.
. = ~: 9so. r. Yrysn, q. A.,
ri. Ernest Williams, G.P.A.
e. s:,.< -. !. ~. 80 ~. Augusta, Go.
!. ,.: ii: 81 S,$s ): yrsino hanaser.
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Notice to Creditosa

49, Al persons having demands seainse
sns Estate OF Charlotte A. Reeves. de-.
ceased. are hereby notified TO prsasne
them, properly proven, to the undarss9a.
90: eho:as wltnin the time prescribed BY law, ana
shose indebted to make payment.
w. A. g. JAMESON.
Nov 20, 1905 2s'''issoF' 2s ae
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4. :. E~%,I... =" - '53-Il.7' :
Burlrena TeSinfnr.

a, s%$t!ss s.: S. DuHdness TfSiniaR. ! r.. :--r
;s s.' s'erhat man Is D very witty feIlow.''''
8 8: Well, he's q chemist He ought to
be-, I 5. &c, S. E s.: & :. =: Il M i;
s5 What h0y that to do with his wit7''
sBeSauss chemists as O. class are al.
ways ;rendyj with retostts. - Baltimore
American. = t&' ;tt& Z, 5.:.; 5s;,,
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Notice to Creditors

II LII Parsons having eemauda op
3A claims against tho Estate oS Ba;s.a
'Camllie Knight, deoaased, are heTahSs
nouaea TO present them, properly preG-
On, 20 tie undersigned within Tie tima
prescrlnea by low, and those Indebted
undersigned. A1'A' W Asl'
LOUISA d. GENTRY.
Dec. q, zoos "a 'o"'SaA'
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r. EnSfsa.i.l.I - 80, a., - 7.1.N.'
a EIisefnfr Nesituse.

s. 0obang-DM you enjoy the ocean
trip? uksrdak- Not much. I missed
the train boy land bis little boxea OF
;nsast Louis IAost- Dispatch. si5 :Sz Il; ..
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'Oh, very we'll" says the Drowbeata1
husband. lyon may cay what you like,
but I would have you know THAT thero
have been many other women. who
said I was the light of their lise." !:
'sThe light of their life!'. snIffs tie
strenuous wife. 'tHumphi And DOME
doubt that each and every one Of them
turnee you down" - chicago Tribune. !,
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ii ife y The childhood of our Immortal
Goethe, I. +; Il ~ :: : |t'. 1:S
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A CONVICT'S ROMANCE
ODD WAY IN WHICH, = :.ssrrs ;=nisoNeR
WON HIS FREEDOM.

Tao Story og tho Continuation OF
she Cid StasehaHae as As5say.Jgsao
Price os q Genius WHO sow ana
GFasRed His JpDDEsupasy.
Voached for by the late Henry Smith.
who said Ito learned the fact through
being speaker of the assembly. there is
an interesting bit Of history connected
with the old statehousa Mt Albany,
where 1t has stood for years, the finest
example Of pure Doric architecture In
this country, on the casterly side OF Ea-
gle street, between Pine and Steuben
streets, its walls and partitions all Of
solid stone, very much as If It's halls,
rooms and stairs had been carved out
within huge block OF marble.
1t was completed In 1912. costing the
stete stoGt ss5o .ooo.. Il is built entirely
Of Sing Sing marble. quarried and cut
within the prison walls.
The old capitol being inadequate to
accommodate the increasing business
Of the state, this additional building
was planned end built and Ia still used
for the offices Of the stnte comptroller,
the state engineer and surveyor and the
state banking department..
In o spirit Of economy IL was decided
to have as much as possible Of the
work done by the prisoners from tho
material found within tho prison va.ls
at Sing Sing. fairly good material, too,
but not the best. SO Il 10 soft MARBLE
as evideacei by the wear which now
shows 20 plainly In the steps and by tde
cHumbling OF some og the stoDes from
exposure to the weather. All the mate
rial was cut to completion within the
walls OF the prison under sueh plans
that when shipped to Albany thers
wouhs ba no further work necessary
except practically to lay one stone up
on another, and SO on until the whole
was assembled In the compietea build
ing. - ...> .
To accomplish this detailed plan q
system Of marking the stones was NEG
essary. The plans were carefully made
and system Of marking deliberately
laid out by the architect in charge, who
found in the prison at Sing Sing a life
prisoner whose record showed him to
oe an engineer or the highest ability
ana VINO seemed as competent as any
man IN the country to carry out the
work to be done In the prison, and nat
urally. he was not unwilling to follow
his chosen profession in preference to
doing the manual labor Of cutting OF
quarrying stone. 30. following the
spirit Of economy referred to above, the
plans In detail and the system Of mark
ing We're turned over to him and the
whole work at that end given over to
his full superintendence aud absolute
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-07

- The man who kicks most when
the train 10 late is often the last one
to got to church.
- Honest good humor 10 oil and
wine Of merry meeting.
49, To expect defeat is nine.tenths
OF defeat itself.
- II you will be cherished whom
you are old be courteous when you are
young.
We are always complaining our
days are few, and ao.ing 90 if there
were no end Of them.
-- There is o difference between be.
ing in che limelighs and being white
washed.
- 1t 10 ourioue paradox that many
big regulations shrink under the mi.
oroscope.
- Employees who think they a.e
only stealing eiremploycr's time are
only robbing themselves.
--- It is better to be the FOOL soon
parted from his money than the miser
whose soul 10 buried with it.
Many thiugs may keep you fs,m
the other triumphs of life, but only
5elashuoss can keep you from the
victory of love.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-03
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. F. H. Smith is spending few
weeks in Nahant.
Walter Shine of Millers Falls has moved
to the Banks farm.
Miss Mary Leach has gone for an outing
to Lake Winnipisaugee
Mrs. C. A. Moulton of Lawrence is visit
ing Miss Alyira Morgan.
Mrs P G, Morgan entertained Miss Ger
trude Miller of Orange recently.
Mrs. Darling entertained her granddaugh'
ter Miss Ruth Hall, Of Erving, over sum
day.
Mrs John Carroll Of Harrisville, N, H.,
has spent few days at the Farms calling
on her old neighbors.
The cottages near the river are filled with
corners and goers who find this delightful
resort very attractive.
Samuel and Don Alexander of Cambridge,
Mass, are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs G. F. Alexander.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cummings Of Winchester, n.
H.. and Edward Fisher of Gardner are visit
ing their brother, l.. E. Fisher.
Miss Emma Hilliara made a visit to
friends in Hartford and Wethersfeld, Conn.,
last week, returning on Sunday
Mrs. Kenney, Miss lisa Howe, Gertrude
Howes and Florence Adams attended the
baby show at Lake Pleasant last week
On account of repairs which are being
made IN the schoolhouse. the Sunday evening
meetings will be held in the library build
ing for the present.
Mrs. Kayanaugh has recently entertained
her brother, Mr. Grey, whom she had not
seen since her early girhood. He is engaged
in business in the West Indies. From
here he went to visit his old home in Ire
law