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The National tribune., 1906-06-28

Too Cruel 10 Describe.
Robert Alsept, Co. D, 45th KY, Sal
yersville, KY, was a short time in Lib
by Prison. He was captured Nov. 80,
1853, and it was very cold. His clothes
were stripped from him, his boots taken
off his feet, and in the long march TO
Richmond his feet got frostbitten. When
he arrived in prison he was three days
and half without food. The treat
ment was so cruel he cannot describe 1t
The National tribune., 1906-06-28
Called Him a Conee-cooIer.

Henry H. Gushee, Co. B, 33d Mass,
Hamilton, O., is indignant. Some one
in Picket Shots of April II called him
coffee-cooler because he said there
was no singing at Gettysburg. He was
there at the time, and never say any
coffee-coolers and will say that the bat
tie was fought by men and not by Ia
dies.
The National tribune., 1906-06-28

NoEsThh
mutae in June al
succeeded by Colonel cgs"
Gnans Stones
Bluff
eFots dsd
tDur Church
Wilderness Wbbs Gibbons
eSeondC dCnpS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Standardization bes 2ebens. abel
Cha lit unier gutter Genius unb bal
Die ioeale Seite bes SauspeIens
iibernommen." Seine raube 9es
brdunte Sanb fubr ~liebfoienb iibei
ben blonbIodisen Sheitel ieines lido
men 8inbes.
rSa. id ipeiB. bel Sbnen 1T mar
gut a%ufgeboben. bdrum bringe id
Sbnen mein Gouiinhen CUR Yfle9e
0ieielbe lit etipas leibenb uno iol
@albluft uno Milh senieBen. 8ol=
len sic uniere &leine bebalten, Seri
9ollins?"
Ser Softer blidte lddelnb an
Mutb.
.Sas miiiien meme MGbden ents
iheioen", eripiberte err, ubanit babe
id nifts 81 ihaffen. 8olt Sbi
oas blaiie 8inb bier bebalten?"
ga, @ater", fam @nnas raidt
Mntipprt.
.Siebe bd. Die erite Iutoritdt in
6auie bat 9elproden MN uni
Su, @pden?"
Sas Ihlanfe BLONDE Wdoden fan
jest ndber. mnb felt in Die bunfelr
unersriinoIihen Nu9en 8utbs idon'
enb, iaete lie lansiam; ~Sa, Yapa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Den @intretenben 5u iif beran5u5ie>
ben bemiibt luaren.
y@h. ipic id)on, ipie lniagbnr
ihon!" rief Tutb aus.
vSn, es lit id]on bier, perlettc
Der Eoitpermalter. .auh Ser @ea
bon 9. CUR S0riterei lit aueenehm.
iuub merben Sic i'm balp germ bae
ben. Gin Sang an Ceilings III
bohlt lobneuo. 5umol alh Die Sprs
itertohtcr iebr a~n5iebeube Snmeu
iinb."
Ilice mari BEN aopf etpas in
ben Haden bel ben @prten ibres
Serebrers, bod rllbte 9leih bnrdui
ibr Slid nie 9efel1elt auf ibrer Gons
fine.
Tutb tr1le ibren Sonntngsbut in
Ser Sanb. nm i'm Dor ben uninnfs
ten Seriibrnn9en nit ben galimditen
81 b%eipabren, inter benen lie ME
elm Neb babinselaufen mar. I'M bier
cine glume, bort einen Straid 81
beipunbern. Mit bolen 3iigen Jog
lie Die frdftige &albluft Elm, mebr
tpie einmal briidte tie ibr @e1idt in
bas CRIME Bouquet irgeno zines be-
ionbers iiiBbuftenoen 8eitrdlds unh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
3wcites 6apitel.

Am Na6mittag bes nGcblteu Cages
9ing Nlice Stiuer nit ibrer Goulinc
uno be9leitet bon Dem Yoitpermalte,
aulii6 Der Soriterei Soling 3u. Die
tiei I'M @aloidatten peritedt inter
bimnrelboben @dumen romautiid pas
lag. &unoertidbriger gpbeu bate
bds 6nuS ipie Alettern umranft.
faum Die Seniter lunreu bon Ole
len unlosliden @uirldnben frei9es
blieben. Wtnu lab ea. buB es Wtiibe
9efoitet, rie ipie9elbellen Sdeiber
iihtbnr blei6en IN laiiell. Sel6it Ole
Sbiirpioitcn ulo @urtepumSdumms
gen tru9en onS griinc @lGtternet
wGbrenb ilppigc tieigriine Hunten
bon aaen Seiten oes 9ndeS bernie
Der bin9en uno 9leiG 6an9armen ies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

iie Iol blei6en, uno mir ppQen lie
ale lie6 bnben."
~Sn baben nir's", ladtc Ser S0rs
tier. 1Idon III Der eritcn Wtinlite
Iino Die Mdb6en nit ihrem llrteil
fertig. Su, bas babeu bic Sraien
Dor ms uoralis, tie fennen chamber
lhon beim eriten Bid. Mun benn,
nodmals milfommcu, mein Sr1hs
lein - mn iebt molen mir bod 5lls
Ieben, oh mir uift in fiir5citer 3eit
Hoien AMI Die &ungen 5albern fonz
men. ~llniere 9dumrieien beiieen
;Seilfraft unb @unberma6t. Nebz
men Sic lid in ndt, &inb, bn6 Sic
unier 8dlOseiit nidt umgarnt, ben
er crit bait, ldBt er 10 leidt nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

itieB Damn glei6 einen leiieu Bebes
ruf aus. Die lansen Sledten fonns
ten niht 10 ihnea ibren Seipesun9er
folgen unD uerpidelteu lid III Der
ieinen NeiIen. Nlieens belienbe Sanr
mllBte Damn 5ugreiien urb iie be-
~ireien, aber Die g%ldn5euben 3opie
trlgen un8iueibeutiGe Spuren Onpon.
3ipnr lag fem Mot. ia niht einnlal
Der 8iberideiu zines iold)en nui pem
blullen feillen @elid)tden. nber Ole
Iugen, Die braunen Nugen leudtes
ten unb iunfelten; es brah lid ets
lpoS lpic Sugcnbluit in linen ourd),
Die pertldrcnb Die iun9c @eitnlt inns
ilpB.
oSdnl einnlnl bin, Nlice, bort
%ieitmarts. no Die Sbilr ms Saus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Nns Dem Sbengenannten lam iif)
Sober ein llrtbeil bilben iiber al
onS Snterel'nnte, mas IN ~unierer
YrGmie 5u finben lit.
8ir ienbeu Sbnen ben &alenber
toltenirei. menn Sic ioglei6 SIREN
riiditdnDigen announcements : 8etrag,
uno $500 fir GordusbeSablina eins
I1icfen. Senben Sic ben getrag
prompt elm, benn Die Hahfrn9e lit
cine grobe unb es biirfte unier 8ors
ratb ihnsll pergrifien iein.
Nd)tun9sbol
Sprcm5 Wonner,
@eihGftsfiihrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
fir bas Sabr 1907.

9ieier beitauseeitattete, 207 Qeies
ipalten umfnfienbe unb reid ilre
i~trierte 8alenber bat folsenben Sn>
bait:
Gplitanbises 8alenbarium nit stpSlf
neuen Observation-Disclosures in
8ort unb Bib, ben Mbbiloungen
bon 5tuOlf neuen Wpnatsbeilisen
nit begleitenoer poetiI6er 2esenbe
bon gorb. Seregrtna.
NenjabrssruR bon @. q. HebeIs
berger. r
Gbritlide Jrauenibeale. 0on P.
Ileganber 8aumg r t.
ner. s. j. - Wiit bier 8ilbern
nah 81. 8aumeiiter.
Der Setbrmber.i rGrSdbluns bon
&onrnb BON 8oIauben n.
Waria am Jmke bes arenses. Sc
bidt bon p. IIeganber
9aumgnrtner, s. j., gu
Dem sleidnamisen Sarbenbrud
mad benz Originate bes Hebemp>
toriitenbrupers @ar 9 6maIsl I.
Der Warherbauernbnb. @~r5dbluns
bon u. Srui6fa.
Der 0lanbc pcriett Serge. gr5db>
lung aus unieren Sagen bon 6.
@tIIer.
0eiuubbeitlides.
Sas Shwebenfrens. Cine @eididte
aus barter Belt. @enbel, Dem
@iniieoelmanne, nader5dblt bon
anton @ 6ott.
Selis iiub bic Armen. gr5dbluns
bon @. b. Habfersberge
Habnidt.
Der @pbltbater. @riminalnopelle
bon SriebriG Sbieme.
9as meifc 9idt. Gem Sinnii9en
nader5dblt bon s. b.. 6dnel.
slbi, Der Ginsise. 3umpresfe bon
q. 6rui6ta. Sauitriert bon
e. Neinide.
Bimfeppa. Sarbenbrud nah Dem @es
mdlbe o s.. BON 8laas.
Sabresrunbidau bon DR.. Semi
(Stto bon S6abing) NIT pielen
9iloern.
Yielc .priGtige SriginaliQnitratipnen
BON be,uabrten &iinitlern idmiifen
bicicn neuen Sahrgans, welder
aud ,uieber ben beliebten @anb-
falenbcr entbGlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

9ieier beitausseitattete, 207 2efes
ipalten umfafenbe unb reid inus
i~trierte 8alenoer bat folsenoen Sns
halt:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
q "A - ~ % RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have hMays Bought
: - sf MxHZAlZx


n Sunday Excursion Ieates
washington, Alexandria, Glencarlyn aud
Fails Church to Ashburn. Blue.s oar and ia.
tcrmediaie stations via Southern RAILWAY.
tickets sold Sundays only for trains 1919 T, on
Washington aud Alexandria and lsl from ali
points named, good returning on same date
on trains Nos i24 aud 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
MIIer's White
Pine and Tar.

VIZ cure your cnugh b. aud bfe * M thar sald
Buy Miller's White Pine and Tar ,hn, hss,
made, price 25c for large sized hottie
Try our Headache ami Neuralgia Tablets
,ney will give you instant relief. Price los a
Try MilIer's Indi cstlon Tablets. any in a
nottie for I5c. They are a sure eure FAR All
liver and stomach complaints
Beet Iron and Wine is the tesf tani. ,ha.
Noh can use and is good all the ear ronnd
price aOc for a full pint bottle
FISH are biting. big ones TOO. come In ana
Set some tackle aud try YOU lnck Fisn,r-
man 4. luck Is all right sometimes
ne have just received a new lot nf hov
pap'er, typewriter paper, and general
Ledgeis, Note aud Memorandum books nj.
ways in stock. ~,
we have just Put In line of sanyenir pos,
saIus oi THIS town and the nearby points ~
interest We think We have the bosf linr ~
souvenir cards OF this town that vnu ean hnv
aud we believe you will agree Win ~ af,er
you see them. e'
we are still selling Within MS Ca, dies ana
we guarantee that yon will ALWAYS find thr,n
fresh and IN FIRST class condition pie. al.
and Soc pound.
we selt razors, pocket kuiyes. manicure
lilies and scissors
we carry at all times full assortment Of
! he very best perfumes, talcnins. soaps ana
toilet accessories
Come IN aud look over cur stock ana onr
piace, we are always glad to show what we
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
TARIFF.

l
On the question of National I AKA.
ton, the Democratic party stands today
where it has long stood, for a fair re-
vision and reform Of the tariff. The
present tariff, which has been decep-
lively called Protection" by its author,
the Republican party, was not devised
nor intended to protect or serve the in
terests Of the common people. On the
contrary, the purpose was to insiduous-
ly sap the substance Of the masses, to
build up special interests and enrich
certain favored classes The fostering
of relentless monopolies, the building
up of gigantic trusts and the accumu-
lation of stupendous fortunes, have been
the natural products of the system, as
was the plain purpose and intent of its
authors.
The boosted 'Protection" is hollow
pretense, device to deceive the COM
mon citizen while his pockets are being
ritied by the trusts. Masquerading
under the guise of a friend of labor.
labor has received no substantial bere-
fits therefrom, while on the other hand
the employers of labor have amassed
great fortunes and built up huge mo-
nopolies to restrain trade and control
the prices of the necessaries of life
That it is not necessary as a protection
to home industries is proven by the I'M
disputed and indisputable fact that the
most generally used products of Ameri-
can mills and factories are shipped
abroad and sold to foreign customers
at prices ranging from 10 to so per
cent less than the same goods, made in
the same mills and by the same labor,
receiving the same wages, are sold to
domestic consumers.
The Democratic party, which has
always stood as the friend and cham
pion of the cause Of the people, de-
nounees this unjust, vicious and hypo-
critical adjustment of tariff taxes, and
demands its revision and reform on
lines that will bear equally on every
interest, and justly on all citizens of
high or lowly station.
CONGRESSIONAL. CANDIDATES.
If you believe with us in this con-
tention, and that the rights of the hum
blest citizen are as sacred as those of a
class which has become unduly exalted,
in financial sense, through pernicious
class legislation, we invite you to cast
your votes for the Democratic candi-
dates for Congress in your respective
districts, whom this committee takes
pride in commencing as men of the
highest character, commanding ability
and unquestioned integrity, and in
every respect worthy of your confidence
and support They are all natives oil
the State, racy of its soil, and in the
various places of trust and confidence
to which they they have been called by
their fellow-citizens, their official lives
have presented record of faithful and
efficient public services, while their in
dividual lives have been filed with
many civic virtues.
STATE TAXATION. STATE ISsTIru-
TIoNs AND SCHOOL FUND.
On the question of State taxation,
the Democratic party has made a rec
ord of which it may well be proud.
During twenty-six years of the early
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
So iired

1t may be from 0verwork, but
the chances are its from an In
active LIVER. -
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains Of labor
without fatigue.
It adds hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
1t can be keptin iieaIthful action
by, and only by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
Q a - TO TIT
Bears the \, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
signature si &1NZzIZu


TIT PIII5s 4 VlIII' ttIIN INtIuFTlI
Account International Convention Brother
hood Of 81. Andrew. Of the Protestant KpIe-
copal Church. October 1s-21, 1906. TlcIeta
will be sold October IL, l6. II and is final
limit tpiior 10 midnight OF which passenger
must reach starting point) October 80 i903.
from points in Virginia, North aud South
Carolina. including Washington, D. c. ~
tension OF tinal limit may be obtained 10 Mo-
veinber 50rh, 1906, BY personally dc, ofIting
tickets with seph Richardson, Special Az
ent, not later than October 80, 1906, and pas
inent Of lee Of nifty cents per ticket at time OF
deposit. For further nformatiod. appIy q.
nearest Southern Kwy ticket agent. Of COM
municate with L. 8. Brown, Gen. Agt Wash
ington d. G.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
H. P. Cline,
Contractor and Builder
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

Having had several wears experience, am
prepares to do Carpenter Work in all its
branches Estimates and plans chez fully
submitted to parties desiring to build Hop
ing to receive share of your patronage, l am
Yours very truly.
H. P. CLINE.
Jefferson o. Phi ne.
April 10y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
MiIIer's
Pharmacy,

Money to loan, IN sums to suit. Apply to
Gro. NJ. BELrzHooyER. JR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
Extremely Low Round Trip Rates
To Mefnphis. ,Henn

Via Southern Rwy. Get. Is, 16. II and Is,
final limit Get. 81, 1906, prior to midnight of
which passenger must reach original start
ing point, account international Convention.
brotherhood OF st. Andrew, October 49, p.
1906. Extension can be had to November
30, 1906. upon deposit and payment of fee
Of fifty cents per ticket No stop-overs
allowed
Call on nearest Southern Rwy, ticket
agent. or write L. s. Brown, Gen. Agt
Washington. ID. G..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
1uttsPi||s
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Greatly Reduced Rates Via south
ern Railway.

Greatly Reduced Rates Via South
ern Railway.
Following are some of the special e,c-
casions on account of which Southern Rail-
way has authorized extremely low round
trip rates:
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Ga. October z1st-
9th, 1906; tickets TO be sold from all points
on Southern Rwy. limited to continuous
passage, October 10Th to 22nd. inclusive
final limit leaving Atlanta October sOth,
1906. Extension 10 leave Atlanta not later
than November 18th. 1906. may be secured
by deposit IN person Of tickets with Special
Agent, Atlanta. not later than October 20tb
and payment fifty cent fee at time of de-
post.
HOMECOMING FOR SOUTH CARO-
LINIANS. Columbia. s. c.. October 2Isf-
2Sfb. 1906; tickets to be sold from a points
ON Southern Rwy. October 18th and 10Th.
limited TO continuous passage in each di
recflou, final Emit returning ten (fD) davs
10 addition to date of sale BY deuosif ~
tickets in person with Special Agent
Columbia, not later than ten daysafter date
same were purchased. and payment fee Of
fifty cents per ticket. extension may be
secured to leave Columbia not later than
November TO- 1906
IESTANf EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Third
Department 81 the United States. AghevIjIe
n. e., Oct. 23rd-25th, 1906; tickets 30 be
sold from all points in Virginia, including
Washington. ID. G. October 22nd and 29rd
good to leave Aeheville returning not LATER
than November 5. 1906. No sfop-oyers
For further information. call nearest
south bern Kwy coupon ticket agent. or wYite
l.. y. Brown Gen. Agt.. Washington. ID. q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
uoIdon Text songs

BY James Brainerd Morgan, Gerardstown,
author of Song Sermons" "Strollings
in Song Land. "OurOwn Songs, Under
the Naples 'The Mission of Youth. -
Random Songs Along Life's Way dc.
Just published. price 25 cts Sent post
paid on receipt of price by the author.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16


Taxation, the central figure about
which revolves the present contest,
whether directly or indirectly imposed
by either National or State authority,
more vitality, than any other question,
affects the rights and touches the ma
terial interests Of every citizen. As
stated by one of the greatest of the
English Economists Taxation is the
State, because it is the pillar which
supports and sustains the State" No
class is too exalted to bear the lust
proportion Of the burdens of govern
ment, and none SO humble as to be de-
prived Of a just and equal measure of
its benefits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
ADDRESS
OF Democratic State *
eCutiYe Committee to
the Voters of West
Virginia.

Within the ensuring few weeks, yo,
will be called upon to exercise one o
the highest prerogatives Of American
citizenship in the selection of your Rep
resentatives in the Congress of the
United States and a majority of the
members of your State Legislature
The exercise of this right is not only
an exalted privilege, but the plain duty
OF every patriotic citizen who loves his
country, and wishes to secure and main
tain a just, frugal and wholesome adj
ministration of our governmental at.
fairs.
In order to choose intelligently be-
tween the representatives of the politi-
cal parties now contending for supre-
macy, and soliciting your suffrage, it is
necessary to be informed on the ques-
tons at issue. and how the parties are
divided upon these questions. To elab-
crate these issues which divide the
parties, would be to extend the pur-
pose of this address beyond reasonable
limits. The Democratic party there
fore invites your attention to such ques-
tons as it considers of paramount i'm
portance, and which are today ehal-
longing the thoughtful attention of the
people Of the State, without regard to
past party affiliations.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16
ESTABLISHED 1874.
The Reliable Line

Superior Drills and Disk HazvoUs
Genuine Perry Wood Frame Ha17ozcs,
r. q G. spring tooth uoheel and float Ha1vows,
Thomas spring tooth nheeI and float Ha1vows,
The Cr01Un positiUe force-feed Drill
.4U-steel Hay Rakes. Gasoline ENGINES,
@Oth Century, J.S.Kenap .Nfg.c Manure sp1euder,
The Genuine chilled Vulcan PlozUs
Scientific szOeep mills and corn cutters,
Genuine chilled 100 Plo1cs and repairs,
.4cDae sell -oiJing Farm Wagons
.feU-South one-horse WaSons,
Cumberland Hydraulic and Portland cement,
Terra Gotta, seucer and Fire clay pipe,
Chain md BUCKET pumps, galUenized steel roofing
feed cutters glass, oil and paints,
Heavy and shelf Hardware,
STAR
NoNPARIEL STocK POULTRY FooD.
G.. N. COLEMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16

WAETED:-by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house .assistant managers imam or
womanl for this county and adjoining terri
tory. Salary so and expenses paid weekIr:
expense money advanced. Work pleaaant:
position permanent No Investment or ex-
perience required. Spare time valuable =
Write at once for fail particulars and enclose
seif-addressed envelope Address
GENERAL MANAGER.
Jz9-lot. l3a E Lake 81, Chicago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-16

Ailments of domestic animals will receive
careful treatment. Prompt attention to all
calls night or day. Charges reasonable Res
dence South George st. Charles Town, viva.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-09
STOPPED DWORKON
FIELD BUILDING
ANNEX TO GREAT STORE
is NOT LEGALLY BUILT.
Building Commissioner Butted i'm
With Police and Hung Up the I'M
proycment Until Temporary
Agreement Was Reached Man
agemcnt so Far Refuses to Agree to
the Commissioners Construction OF
Law.

Chicago, July 9.-Building Commits
sioner Bartzen this morning stationed
IL policemen in front of Marshall
Fields retail establishment warning
customers not to enter the store. An
immense addition is being erected and
the commissioner declares the build
ing and fire ordinances are not OBJ.
served. The stores representativ'
protested and an alteration followed
and agents were ordered from Bart.
zen's office.
An injunction will probably be ask.
ed to prevent the commissioner carry
ing out the order he issued.
Later.-After a long conference
with the mayor the police were re-
moved and business resumed. The
management refused to state whether
they would place the five stairways
over the placing of which the contro-
versy arose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-09
Foresters Discuss Raising Rates.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 9.-When the
supreme court of the United Order of
Foresters convenes in this city this
week, one of the vital subjects for
discussion will be a movement that
has been started for a conservative
raise in the rates that will inflict no
hardship on the members enrolled in
the order in the future. Taking the
fraternal congress rates. the recog-
nized rates of all larger and more i'm
portant organizations as basis the
officials of the society hope to es-
tablish a rate that will not create a
panic in the membership.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-09
TOURIST STAGE ROBBED.
Lone Highwayman Holds Up 81 Yose-
mite Passengers.

A special to the Oregon Sunday
Journal from Yosemite, Cal, says:
At 3:45 o'clock Saturday, six miles
from the lunch station OF Ahwahnee,
on the Yosemite side, five Of the Yo-
semitic stages and private rig, hold
ing In all g. persons, were held up py
lone highwayman. He wore CAM
paign hat with torn rim, blush coat
with black sleeves and his mask was
of black calico. He had rags tied
around his feet. He had rusty "A
carbine, which was recognized by
some of the drivers. The stage was
ordered to stop until they all line up
together, then the passengers were
ordered out and marched out in sim
gle file and in the direction indicated
by the robber. He made them, at tie
point of his gun, double up and jump
and perform other gymnastic feats
The first stage held up was driven
by w. A. Palmer. II. w. Elliott from
Hornitos was ordered to take the ex-
press box from this stage and carry 1t
into the brush up the road a short
distance from the stage. There the
IODDtT DltW OIL lilt loth Wy AT
II with his rifle. This was seen by
eye witnesses. The amount the treas
ure box contained is not known. The
cash taken from the tourists amount
ed TO about 5000. One man lost a
$500 diamond and a watch valued al
$500.
The fellow must be a local charac-
ter. He corresponds to the robber OF
last year, and the holdIup was in
about the same place. The location
OF the hold-up may be either MADEIRA
or Mariposa County. The sheriff
from each county is out looking fol
him and the Yosemite Stage ant
Turnpike company offered a reward
of $3.50 for him
The Yosemite is now at its best
The water has not been so high fol-
years and the number of visitors Il
! larger than ever this season. SO th'
robber must have thought he coulC
get a large sum of money.