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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27

| had borrowed from the inn, and rode
as my guide beside me. All that night
we rode as fast as might be, for at
the start, on high ground. we could dis
tinctly catch the sound OF a pursuing
squadron. When morning broke. we
were badly spent, jogging up q hill
towards a wood. From our adyant-
ageous position we could see a matter
Of seven miles, and not trooper was
in sight We had outdistanced our
enemies.
Seeing the condition of our horses,
| determined to bivouac in the wood.
and hating my men, rode forward
with the corporal to find a suitable
ground.
j placed the sentries most adyan.
tageously and then went back to
snatch an hour or so Of sleep. l had
spoken to the sergeant-major, and
seen to my charger, when CHANGED
to miss my fair guide She was not
In the camp. l questioned the men
hurriedly. The corporal had seen her
ride towards the road from which we
had diverged to the clearing. l strobe
in that direction with the first tremor
of a vague misgiving in my heart.
Something white on the bole of a
tree caught my eye. 1t was a sheet OF
paper pinned to the Dark by a small
knife. took 1t down. 1t was a short
| note addressed to me.
my dear Capt. Netherton," It ran
Thank you for your most agreeable
escort. l need 1t no longer. You,
guide was right. after all-Corbora Is
not near Talmiera, but is near here
fear you have been riding away from
your own troops all night. Those
were the bivouac fires OF Gen. Beres
ford's advance guard we saw las
night. fear also your plan will fail
for l shall see Gen. DEaubaln in {
short while. You see, my mother wa,
English, but my father is French.
take after my father. A Thousand
thanks for all your care of me. Alden
Adele Bretigny."
l smothered curse, tore up tn,
note. and turned to meet the squadron
OF the til Hussars, who had CHASED
! us all night.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27
A "Rurninan Sutlect.

Prof. Flux, who has just edited a
new edition of Jevons' Coal Dues.
ton" first published 40 years ago,
shows that that writer has been much
misunderstood. and generally reas-
sures the British public as to the day
when It must do without coal. The
rate OF increase of coal consumption
during the last 20 years Prof. Flux
proves to have been materially less
than during the preceding 20. But
this diminution is not constant, as the
increase was slower In the decade
1864 than in the decade following
The average annual increase Prof
Flux puts at two per cent. If the pres
ent rate OF increase is maintained till
1864 the total output year will Their
be $50 millions of tons, according to
the London Tribune. AS there Is g
visible supply of 100000 millions Of
tons. with probable, as yet un
proved, supply of 10000 millions more
four-fifths of the former will still bt
intact in 1854. So that even the great
grandchildren of the present genera
ton will not feel that the danger of {
coalless hearth is pressing.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27
PREA CHER SOL YES PROBLEM

society and from DR.. Budges, curator
OF the department of Egyptiology in
the British museum and secretary of
the British society. congratulating him
upon what the writer's say they be-
lieve is solution of the riddle Of
ages.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27

Colorado. Utah. New Mexico and
Arizona. meet Nand form point upon
spur of the Carlo mountains. At
no other place on the globe do we find
four states. territories or provinces
aniting to form such a junction, re.
marks the Boston Traveller. The states
are so evenly divided that there is but
one -four corners" in the country.
This point is not easy of access. and
few tourists ever see 1t. yet monu-
ment stands at the point. erected by
United States surveyors and inscribed
with the nameG of the states whose
boundaries meet there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22

at. the Shoesole ranch at Rock Creek,
killed four with hounds. The dogs nc
used arc q cross between the grey
bound and staghound. They possess the
speed of the former and the aggressive.
ness OF the latter. The first dog to
overtake the coyote invariably waits
until his companions come up. he then
runs under the coyote, tossing it into
the air. AS the quarry falls the other
dogs close in and the wolf is done for
in an instant.
William T. Smith of the United
States fish commission brought 10000
yonng trout TO Twin Falls recently for
John W. Howe, but the message could
not be delivered to Mr.. Howe, who is
out on his ranch at Abbey. Much 60
his regret Mr.. Smith was obliged 10
turn the fish into Rock creek. They
were strong mountain trout, about two
inches in length.
In Thursdays wind storm the old
temporary school building, now used
as a fire hall. was blown down. The
INJURY TO the fire apparatus was tribing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
DENIES ANY GRAFT
Dr.. Devine Says frisco Relief Fund
Was Property Expended.

NEW YORK. Nov. ai.-Dr. Edward T,
Devjpe, who. IS special representative OF the
Red Gross, hnd supervision Of the rsliet
wors Of the society at San francisco fol
ioro the New YnES State hrsneh OF the Red
Gross today that while mistakes might have
been made in the disi-ibution Of the roliei
!unds, there waE no graft there. Dr.
DeviDe took occasion to refer 10 the ipdicL.
nents recently returned BY grand jury
against Mayor sehmitl Of San Francisco
growing out Of an Investigation OF municipal
sGaiTs, sying;
There is one person az least who has
had every opportunity TO know the truth
who does mol bsIisve the Mayor OF San
Francisco has stolen a single penny of tho
relief fund
II was at the snnusl meeting OF the New
York Red Cross that DR., DeylDe reviewed
the work done by the National orgopYaNon
in bshllf. Of she sufferers from the earth
quake and Ore,
The relief fund. he suid. reached total OF
s1S.oo0,ooo. OF which S9,ooo,ooo was dis
tributed in cash 10 the general relief fund,
S2:5oo,o 900 by the Federal Government and
the rest by Independent organizations and in.
diyiduals, who expended the money inde-
Dendeptly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
WAIT on PRESIDENT
War Department Discusses Dismissal of
Colorsd Troops.

WASHINGTON. Nov, .I,--Serrhtary TAFT
refused 20 make any statement whatever TO.
night concerning the negro troops that have
been ordered discharged at Fort Reno.
y can I discuss the case until tomorrow,
said the Secretary.
Immediately after his arrival IN Washing.
ton this afternoon from Saw Haven, Secre
lary Taft went to tho War department aud
summoned Mai. Gen. Ainaworih, military see.
retsry: Brighten. Thomas II. Barry obief
Of staff, and Gen: Oliver, assistsut secretary
secretary 10 ihe President, was also sum
moned TO the War department before the end
Of the conference, which lasted more thnn an
hour. All were silent about the conclusions
reached, and IL Ia assumed that the Secretary
OF War has decided to let the case OF the
coiored troops stand Just where IL is until al
volt, who is expected TO arrive az Ponce,
P R tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
ECHO OF FRISCO LOSS
Commissioner of Corporations to Fur
ther Investigate Insurance.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Socretary
Metcalf Of the Department. Of Com
merce and Labor, has directed the
an investigation Of the action OF fire
insurance companies in the settlement
Of claims for losses resulting from the
earthquake and fire in San Francisco
and other places in California.
George e, Butler of Ross, Cal, has
been appointed special agent to conduct
this Investigation in California
MT. Butler, IL was stated has had an
experience OF thirtyreight years in the
fire insurance butsiuess ON the Pacific
coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
TO CINoH THE VICTORY.
ct. Anthony People Anxious for Joint
City and County Building.

Special to The Tribune.
ST ANTHONY. Ida, Nov. al.-S1srnbsrs Of
the village council are seriously considering
the question os bonding the town tor SSo,Ooo
IN assist IN erecting Ane city and county
building, thus solving the problem OF new
courthouse, OF which Fremont county is 90
much IN need,
The coal mines lp Teton basin arc working
full force. and the dumps are piled 9ish with
good coal yet here IL Sr, Anthony, thlrty.hYe
miles away, there IS practically no coal on
hand. IL seems Impossible to get teams TO
bring the coal from the mines 10 81. Az
tbpny.
The new addition 10 ths rear OF Watson :
drug store will be completed IN few days
II A. and D. W Chase have disposed oe
their interests IN the Chase Furniture com.
psRy 10 ". W. sPiers, q. N. Chase and
Charles Varip,
The County Seat Vote.
Official agures in the recent election show
the plurality of Gov. Gooding IN Fremont
county 70 be a6ls. which is about 500 votes be-
Tho Pluralities for the candidates on the Re
publican county ticket ranged from 1850 for
Douglass Hlx for County Attorney TO 4tle for
James Y. Fogg for Representative. The So
the American party vote about a76. There
was no Democratic county ticket In the held
but the Democratic State ticket polled en-
average OF about 500 votes.
Laura X. Parker has brought suit against
her husband. Woodson D, Parker, TOR divorce
and rbe custody Of their two boys, aged re-
speetively aud ysars. The grounds, al
legged are cruelty. The defendant ,I publish
er Of the Peak Chronicle In this city.
Election Resu1ts.
The offeial county scat vote shows 3lSs tor
ST. Anthony and 2S97 for ReXburg. As two
thirds vote .s required 10 move ii from ST.
Anthony. IL will be seen that Re3burg lacked
nearly 1000 VOTES OF reaching the goal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
Platt Loses His Case.

ALBANY y. y, Nov eI--The Court OF
Appeals today affirmed the judgment Of the
appellate division, which dismissed the appeal
OF John r. P!a,t from decision denying has
demand-for the restitution OF about s6sd.-
600 by Hannah Elias, The grounds fOr res.
titution were those Of alleged undue innu.
once over Platt by N.Y.. EliaG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
California s. Controller Dies,

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l-state Con.
roller T. r. Colsan died today OF acute dis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
John II, Bryant Is Dead.

WASHINGTON, Nov 21-Gcn. John II
Bryant OF this city and New York. and hav.
ing extensive business interests in many parts
Of the country, died mere yesterday after an
Illness oil three days. He was prcsiden. OF
the Seattle s. international Railway company.
tho Seattle, Coal S Iron company and the
Gilman Coul company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
NEW WAGON ROAD.
That Between Burley and Albion Will
Be Open in December.

Special 10 The Tribune,
ALBION Ida. Nov. 2l-Work Is progress
ing very satisfactorily on the new wagon
road between Burley aud Albion, by way OF
Spring canyon, and IL is hoped The road VIII
be open ior travel By the hrst Of December
While the new ro0d Will not shorten the
distance between Bprley and Albion. it Will
have the advantage OF being o much better
and safer road through the mountains, cs-
pccially during the winter season.
Carpenters, painters and timers are rush
Ing work on fhe new Albion Mercantile build
iue. and Il Is expected that the aLorcroom
Will be completed this week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
Sugar Company Convicted.

NEW. YORK, Soi, 3l.-'rh4 Ap,ericsd su
gar Refining company was found guilty by a
Jury in tho United States Circuit court 20
dsy-of excepting rebates from the New York
Se6 600. in violation ~ The Elkn5 rebate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BRoMo. Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22

The cnrollmcnt in the Twin Falls
schools is 492,
The Oregon Short Line has granted
rate on grain which, when it becomes
effective, should move all the wheat on
The Twin Falls tract,
Killing Coyotes.
Coyotes arc very numerous on the
mcre sparsely settled portions Of the
Twin Falls tract and many have been
killed recently, John Austin, ranchmpu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22

The 0ficial canvass OF Che vote cast
in Cassia county ut the recent election
shows the election Of the entire Re,
publican ticket and plpraIities for tho
candidates named as followsi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
Will Quarry Stone.

Mr. l.. Fritz has made arrangements TO op-
crate the stone quarry southeast OF town,
from which the stone for the Albion Mercan-
tile companys store has been taken. Sew
eral persons are preparing 10 erect buildings
of this stone next year. and Mr. Frlte has
orders ahead TO keep bin busy for several
months.
OF the Fourth Judicial district by majority
OF 282. Elmore gave Guy e. Barnum ma
jority OF 145 and Blaine gave him al, but
ss iSs, mskins his total majority 80.
There arc rumors that a trolley line be-
tween Burlsy apd Oakley IL among the prob.
dbilitIes OF the pQar future.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

George sisnley j. Ia io~n.
DE- l. u Ns.ion IL iiI 9Th a sessrs
cold
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visiting relatives here.
Miss Lillian Strong Of West ArllnF.
too IL visiting friends Ia ioun.
Miss MAY Duycr j. visiting bcr aunt
Mrs Marx Harbour ~ wo0di0rd.
SIR add Mrs James Peters have re-
turned from a Eedding trip 30 Michi-
gan.
Mrs J y Atwood and daughter have
bccn the guests 81 & y Weiling and
family.
4 reading club meets every Monday
evening sith Mrs Anna Thomas. The
evenings are profitable as well a.
pleasant
Mrs A W Shepard returned today
from New Jersey where she was called
by the illness oi her sister who has
,ince died.
Rev X Is Tozer Of Valley Falls was
in town Monday. lie occupied the
pulpit Of the Baptist church In Hoos.
lex Falls Sunday.
There will be social at the Baptist
church this evening. The ladies will
m ct for work In the afternoon and
supper will be served at o o'c ock
The rummage sale and supper held
by the w CT u In Village hall was
very successful the ladies clearing ov.
or si2. The articles remaining left
we're packed 10 a barrel and sent To
Miss Hitchcock In North Carolina for
among the poor colored
people whom she is teaching.
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EAST DORSET.

Mrs r Bowen spent Monday in
Rutland.
John Mclaughlin was at his home
here over SUNDAY.
Miss Myrtle Louis visited frienls in
A Iington for few days
The dance held in School hall Sat
irday evening was well attended
Mrs J G Harrington and Mrs B +
Roberts visited In Castleton the first
IT the week.
Mr. and Mrs Vim Geunett of Rutland
we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs John De
mordy over Sunday.
The Young Peoples Society held a
social at the h me of Mr. and Mrs II A
Bropley Saturday evening.
The play THAT Rascal Pat" follow
ed by dance and supper will be Civ.
en- in School nall Friday evening,
Jan rs.
Mr. Laplian of Glens Falls and Miss
Bussniga of New York city have been
guests of the formers sister Mrs Ames
for several days.
Rehearsals are being conducted FIR
the entertainment to be given in
School hall Friday evening. which Is
expe ted to be the event OF the season.
There was social gathering at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs G Harrington
Saturday evening in honor Of their
guest, Mrs Fanr Howe Heating. An
oyster supper was served, and games
were played Music, vocal and instru
mental was furnished by Mrs w Lon
don and Mr. Warren. A general good
time is reported.
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40. sas sni ~ feel has crowned sosis. ie
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Sale that will wia us iIisads BY tho sooFs
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certainly appreciate and hoe who have taken advantage Of
our ssvloas Ice sales will hail with delight this announce
snt The pop may sound small ba, The values nnnsa
sy good and The attractions embrace the things mos. needed
10 the home No printed dc ePon, however, fully do
,h,. ssls Justice You want and ioF yourself
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
Sir BrIIIar Beat sails,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24-Thc rae
ing possessed considerable class The
fourth race. the handicap, at a mile
and fifty yards, was won by the IA
vorlte, SIR Brillar. IN driving finish
from sails, a supposedly good thing.
Nomaine. at TO I. captured the Her
mence handicap by neck from lou
pee. the favorlte. Four OF the six races
were won by favorltes.