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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-12
Notice of Dissolution of Co.
Partnership.

The co.partncrship heret rfore existing under
the name and style of lsSIener \ Lathrop il
Ellensburg. kittttas county. state Of Wash
ington, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent
All persons indebted to said firm will please
make payment to John kelleher who Will con
tinue the business in his own name.
Dated at EllenSburg, Washington, this 9th
day of September, 1906.
L LATHROP
41.5t j. kELLEHER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
Ready for Another FOray

& WEEK later, on the morning of March 81. sos.
morethan sixty men met me ar the appointed rem
devious. / had never before commanded SO many.
Some were furloughed soldiers who had come home
get fresh horses, for The Confederate Cvalrvmeu
furnished their own horses and they thought this
was the cheapest way to get "A horse. Some We're
discharged wounded. no longer INT to do the con-
slant work required IN the army. | remember there
WAS an infantry man with his clutches tied 10 li~
saddle Some were from the hospital al Middle
burg and had gone with me on several RAIDS. When
SIC returned they would 90 back To the hospital;
Nyudham's cavalry that came IN pursuit never
SJISpecting that the pallid-faced the cots
were the same who had spread alarm IN their camp
the night before. Then several were natives of that
region who had been attracted TO my standard by
the love OF adventure and the love of spoils. The
most famous of this class were the Underwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

-roM Bristol, where II Il now
DatrolIng from there 70 Bull
Run. as my forces are too small
20 have So many ictachmcntS,
besides the long line our cavalry
has 20 cover. and as / need force
III case IF an emergency. II
seems that a cavalry regiment
had been temporarily detached
-rpu Stahel, and he wanted II
back again III case ri an emcr-
LcucV ~ that time the only
Cputcderatcs near Washington
We're he few men serving with
me-
Nj plan was % attack that
-,shr II looked hazardous. but
.alculated ON the effect of the
surprise IT a night attack in
their rear Then | had grown
boldcr bv success. and as | never
expected 20 command again the
virIcgated assortment of men
who had volunteered 20 60 witE
me I was perfectly willing 70
lead them wherever | was will
my m person % 90. About sum
Down We got 20 Herndon. where
We had made RAID the week
before II was five or SIN miles
from GAINESVILLE. Here learned
that Stahel had withdrawn the
.avalry from Dranesvllle, never
-hclc,S. we went on. intending
80 spend the night in the neigh
rprhood and hoping % ind
some game the next day Bur
al me forage about there lti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

HEADQUARTERS ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
March 1908.
Ills ENCELLENCY JEFFERSON DAVIS,
President of the Confederate State.
Mr.. PREsIDENT-Nou WILL know. be gratitei learn
10y the ncosed despatch that the appointment YOU
terel lew days since Captain Mosby unworth
ly bestowed. The point where he struck the
north ot Fairfax Court House, the Potomac, and far
within the lines of the enemy wish could receive hi
appointment MAJOR official notification Of II,
that might announce II 10 him
With great respect. ! remain K. T.. LEE. General.
\ major commission reached me a few DAYS later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

jr1ther,. John. Sam. and Bush. VA, came
10 me from the Fairfax forests. and Dicl,
Moran and HibbS, a blacksmith who vas
dubbed Major. But when thev IoIned ma
they assumed the character of belligereut5
and put on the Confederate gray uniform.
! determined once more 20 tempt fate T.
& foray on the enemy lines defending
Washington. The object Of this warfar-
was % compel them 70 contract their line
or reinforce them. either would be a bener-
% the southern cause.
Colonel Wyndham, the English adven-
turer, had been relieved for letting us pass
his out posts and capture General Slough
ton. and was succeeded by General Stahel.
Q Hungarian. who had been a soldier under
koSSuth. In a report to the War Depart
ment, Stdhel SAYS that the day after
StoughtOnS capture. Il was summoned TO
report AZ once 10 President Lincoln He
told ne of the capture of General StOughtou
and the insecure condition of our lines in
front Of Washington 1t appears there
was something of panic in Washington.
for fear we might ride up 10 the White
House some night. But Stahel does not
seem 70 have given any more satisfaction
than Wyndham. for a few DAYS after ne tool,
command occurred the episode which |
am about 70 relate, and Stahel was sent to
the rear.
VI this time the camps near Washington
were in panicky condition; the soughing
of the night winds in the. pines or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

SCrceCh ~ an Owl were regarded as concerto
signals Of attacks, and drew a FIRE all along III
lines On March 90 General Abercrombie informe
headquarters that his scouts reported that Stual
was at Aide not twenty miles away. and in
postscript added. And Mosby with another fore
On the left of him Stahel told HeintZelman ths
Stonewall Jackson was also reported to be at Midi
out he was inCredulou,. As another scout had con
in and quoted his fears Both Stuart and JaCkso
we're then in their winter quarters nifty miles ava
on the lower Rappahannock
On March 20 Colonel tombstone reported tn,
"MOsby was threatening post in the direCtiC
of FRYING Pan last night, but did not venture
attack II was not within twenty miles of the place
The 18th Pennsylvania 60 on duty to-day, and III
less supported by some other troops | feel Apr
heuSive. The men utterly discouraged wit
their arms and III several instances the men of tn,
regiment have deserted To- the enemy. One con
panv mutInird rather than 60 picket TIL;
regiment was armed only with CarbineS. We ia
captured a good many of them. l sent Wyudha
word THAI the men ~ the 18th PENNSYLVANIA we
not worth capturing; they had no pistols, and g
wanted pistols.
The records SHOW that S-alel had AT that time
FariaX present for durE 4.177 cavalry, while II
aggregate present was 5-.S3-. and Yer on April
he wrote 20 HcInrzciwan. Who was in command
the troops belonging q" the detrnSeS of Washingto
thar. y General = pneman l. ar Warrenton Jun
tion with strong Ipr-- u cavalry. l would respcc
fully requcS' permission 20 withdraw my regime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

-. .r .-rI. J here WAS "a ~tlT ana
s crash. and man came sum-
ding dpAr through the ceiling
among The men in the room
below T. WAS Major Wells. We
brushed the Whltcwa~h off his
clothes. mounted him with the
-..-- at our prisoners and sci on.
having meantime disposed 81
mice lunch which the woman ot
The house had set for the officers
Nai.- Wells was exchanged m
-imc % take part IN the GcttYs-
bury .ampaign, where he won
great deal # distinction and Was
mad, "a hrigadicr general Che
reNt time we met was IN August.
-sS5. in san Francisco. on the
Iav ! arrived from Hongkong
eh.r- ] had been consul for
nearly seven years.
Olr daylight surprise party
had ,cen successful IN every par
ucul1r and the results were be-
zoni our expectations. We
brought on a major, a captain,
-na lcutcnantS, tWcnty-onc
mcr. and tWcutN-SIN horses.
rl'h arms and equipments. The
-lri.arc~ were parolcd and wen'
home. The officers were sent rr
parole 20 General FitzHugh Lee
~ tulpcpcr.
As appears from the following
i.--,-~ IRON General Z. l.. Lee
90 President DAVIS. General
STUART had forwarded 20 hmm WE
G--rst-E reporting tlr att1lr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
By COL. JOHN S. MOSBY

~ reported, greatly TO my surprise,
that an outpost OF thirty OF
t'rrN men had been established al Hern-
don station the railroad leading from
Alexandria 10 Loudouu County. The place
b only SIX eight miles from the Potomac
and was AT that time easily open 10 attack, ~
Che nearest support being DraneSville -
some miles aWaV-the camp Of the First
Vermont cavalry. The news was "A surprise - :.
20 me, and remarked that the outpost -
-ecmei 10 have been put here get caught -
he commander in Fairfax had apparently =
learned nothing 10y experience. -
Heretofore my attacks had been al night e.
] concluded that hey would not expect me =
lu the daN time ana the chances of surprise *
-ruld Tee better We Camped that night "a
about ten miles from Herndon, and started k2H
of early IN the morning. John Underwood, EEz
who was a second Kit Carson guided Us ~
through the pines. II was bright sunshine; u
The soft snoW favored the enterprise. We 81
r-achcd the road leading from Dranesville
q, HeTndon in the OF the picket post
without being discovered.
soon we came upon vidette; he
not looking for an enemy 10 approach iron.
-hc direction of his camp, and
prisoner before he could fire give the alarm
81. rode on toward the station. When We got
glr INN "a hundred wards of II the Green
Mountain boys lounglng around a SaWmill taking a
sun bath. with their horses hitched 10y halters 10
ta- fcnoe. They were expecting the relief from
camp every minute, and untl We raised yell and
dashed them they probably mIStook Us for
friends, though We're all dressed In gray.
The numbers on each side were about equal; but.
The AcrmunterS had no time 10 mount. They ran
into the sawmIl and then up the steps TO the top
floor, we following ON their heels As | started up
the steps gave the order IN loud tone which could
Dee heard al over the building, TO SCI re % the mill
IL Na> full of dry wood and ShaVing~. y spark 81
i-e would have sent II up IN roar. hen. rushing
az. the head ot the steps shouted again for sur
render As the Vermont men did not care - Ae
burned alive, they surrendered soon We had the
whole outpost mounted, except one who was too
badly wounded 10 DE carried of. and took them
with -~.
Meantime we had noticed Iour horses standing At
-.Ie trrut gate of a neighbarng house Their equip
-l-r- showed they were officers horses. some men
..-.- -' bring them and their '"ner~. They found
-..r-- fi the officers. hut the other Hl~ missing.
..- l.--l another search. Two IF went up
.-.r-- here was "a garnet with hoor. only laths
and clustering. II was pitch dark They called;
-.r. t.lS NO answer One nt them. Arne~. who had
lv deserted from thc Firth New York Cavalry,
-.a...t thar "a shot I'm the dark "'uli d. no harm;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

Leave battles O. the Turki-n horde5,
And shed the blood ot ~gi,'- vine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

My few DAYS after the capture
of General Stoughton and MS
headquarters, one of NV scouts
reported, greatly 10 my surprise,
that an outpost OF thirty ~
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ONENESS,

Brethren oil who dis.agrce
Yet would have charity 10 please Us
onion there cen never he
Unless that ~ are One IN jesns
One ~ he 10 one 10 0Od
In spirit and In disposi,ion
THIS the Holy scriptures teach
Y'is plain 9th out an explanation.
Psr,ie names then lay y side
Aud casl away your broken cistsrn
Chris, The lamb The church The birds
Then take M 0tl,er mausc. but christian
Brides. ,iU take their husbands nams
Nor woula 10 sancti0s any Uthsr
Why should We rot d. the same
Wins, Say yoa con,endiug brother.
All the families Of earth
Yes al the families iu heaven
Take this name The scripture saith
ludssd ~ Olher nan,S - given,
Let % then In Que agree 'f'
And ihrou side our partie spirit
UrtU Christ lets married be
And Ill bic prUnlsss Nv hsrii.
r,ltnis nans the scripture saith
Which nvsi a. AMiivch ives given
The disciples are oil The ssme
And shsll for svsr bs In heaven
LEI 10 show IL I'll around
How christisa friends ivve ons ssotbe
i.el W iMg .xsl w0sigs sbOuad
Aud im The faith ,lL,s strive ~ gather
nsnsli y"u With ~ -scisvs
O!sll your sins s.GIn rssslessO',
From your bomlsse he'll re1isse
And saswsr every right rsHsiyn
He VII keep ,.m IN ~ wav
s lf,Ou'l attend VI ns'ssU given
Rsise yOu up stshe iaas daN
Aud ssa, yca, by I,Is ssds IN hrsssh.i
D;eis,ed by l<sa KEYS ~ Lind rsss'
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-, = y
s6s ~ - slUU&J TX ~
- No. - ~ r ~
saa) Y: - ssesy ~ ~ r!
eae1o4 N ~ 0ano: ~ I GoSo
- NJ 1sfny e1esy. Z tAseI
ldns1 Mn; ~ I 49, $500
~ ~ distissllsa ahase -
twssa Jsws aal easst llso, .bss all,
H. psspls ~ lsclaAs1 nj ~
words. seeAAsd. iesned "a ,na1a,
ass. hsrs sssd u tell tAiNA ans
tAtsg. for God Ssss III sktss d
thsss falling vAet He ,did u -
TAssste =, whas osd
has ieissd together lst 90 nsa
5pss assssdrr. II ny ess will
rsad. chsptsss. 4. 5 md = o.
jeremiah. 30 cas andsrs,sad vsat
shs prophet meant By TIE lasgsags
ssed 10 The 2Srd. verse Of Oh. 4,
Il did not require that > prophsey
shcsld 10 made 70 toll The ooadi-
ton Of the earth at the hseiaing
for that wss already . matter Of
history. But Il did rsqsirs Nthst
= prophecy sbosld BE- made 70
tell would follow, II Jerusalem
and Jadah did not iorsake their
s'as. This devastation Of Jssssa.
Len aad Of tho country Of The Jews
Vas io-toid GLE years before the
birth o. Christ and WAS iutailsd II
.cars lats,, 70 wit;, sos years B I.
c. aod 7 years alter this or. 6sS
years y. g. Nabachsdnsxzar king
Of Babylon. sent Nsbuxaradnt
tho captain Of the gasrd TO drs.
troy The city Of Jerusalem and Iay
, the country wasts He broke down
the gates, tore down The walls,
burnt tho Temple, burntths kings
house and oil, The houses of the
Princes and Mobiles and IN fact
oil the houses In Jerusalsn. And
not only thia, but be took oil the
vessels Of the house Of The Lord,
oil Tho brass, gold and silver, sed
oil the people except - isw'o'
the poor. away to Babylon
Could any thing have presented
. more perfect picture u. !. faiO
or = waste aud Of empsissss o,
void, than is here presented
Jeremiah told how it would b
only "a years before twas oil
fuIfillsd, whom hs ssid.'I bshsld
the earth, sod, 10. u WAS without
form, or it was . ruin . wssts.
and void; Tor smpty'] Yes. .Ieru-
salem 10 . ruin, . waste, 1t 10 Ill
destroy Cd, burosd up. 1t il
void-smpty. The inhabitsnta
are gone oil 10 treasures, oil III
houses gooe and ths whole country
layed was,e. Read Jeremiah CD
81. And see the fulfillment. A.
| Albin Perkins
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yoa dsal HONESTLY uitk ~ xes ~ ~
logic eema froa Z; essSslens niad
perhaps | cssesed ssns soaaoslss
10 tAs canps q ~ NO nss shsosy.
whs, DO yssthist asoss he shsrssios
Of MAD thas ossssd'ths charge nadc
asaiass ~ above,
Herr b sons more s.'phis,ry-'Now
for ihs proof lyon say The Bib,s
reada, ia the beginaing Cad csssasd
he heavsn and the earth and ~ saSih
wss without form and Void Thea
you pretend 10 read !. IL ny logic =
you call Il. and say-''Ths earth b VIII
out creation. That ID ~. ny kaglc. Il ID
your own logic. The real cause Why
you cannot sse % asgunsat ~ poiu,
made against you b besasse. yo.lgseasQs
In circle. like On Agaostlc, when we
ask him II there b 40 creator: fr0m
whence came the stately oaks HI will
answer from the acorn. Then ask him
from whence came The acorn. he will cay
from The oak. BY this method II rea--
coming. you have Just Two points tcreaie
and without form, and make your circuit
f,om one 10 the other and hack again.
Then you try 10 make the remainder
OF the Bible q that circle.
And this is no, ali, you impeach the
intelligence Of Moses for no! useing
the word that would harmonic with
your idea Of the meaning Of the
WORDS. without form" II Moses
had intended 10 convey the idea
that the earth wN without
proper shape, he would have used
the word, tabri,h. But that was not
his idea. hence. he uses the word
,ohu--to express his idea Of the
state or condition Of the earth 1t
the time. Moses describes the
earth by the word. sohu, As = waste,
that is; it has nc life, neither vege-
table nor animal and then says. 1t
was Void tina, is, empty. Moses
could not have known these particu
lars of tn. ere ,tio,, in AID Of him
self, for he was not bora until I43s
years after the creation according 10
on. chronology. Then Gid mast
have revealed It 10 him, 50 then
Moses used the proper word or tho
word that would convey the idea OF
meaning that God intended should
be written. Bu, I mus, pass on.
Why do you BRO: Garrett try /,
garble nay words IN the way you
have on the three propositions in a
Syllosism: There must be major
and a nine: premise being
true o. admitted. tie conclusion
drawn from these premises capno'
be spoked or moved, DO you under
stand this? Ii the premises are
false, the conclusion will BE- false,
II both the premises are marjors
the conclusion will false, To illus
trate: A cat has q tail, A rat has
tail. both major premises, and bo.t
propositions ore True. Conclusion
Therefore a ca, is rat-or u rat IL
sa,-lalse-Bro. Garre,i7why d
YOU substitute \ word of your owl
instead Of useins mine. You
substitute Concluded for c''nclu
sion, !, is not the same ~ord ne'the
can il he used Tor conclusion" tn
third proposition OF = syllogism
suppose the reason you substitute
your own words, you think yoa cal
demoljsh them easier than mine
This discussion is quite interesting
10 me. How 10 l. with YOU. Btd
GArrettS Again YOU say. Not
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nd spsll sene b d. 80
languages. Never go !
nan. v'sAsus arss Asasisg N.
Yoa nsvsr isvs Asasl - ~ =
sxplssatioa 4 0slAsss Ny; 49,
how - ~ ~; n i = -
Nov III this blassss yos Aavs
mads sbost What ! said 10 regard
v tho diasssaos 10 osshegsaphy
|of the two words Grated aad
Formed Or Creation and Forms
tios might hare been ssvst II yos
had actsd fairly with ne ard
yourself 70 your own credit.
Any ono would know, that
C.r.s.a.t.s.d are ntl the sams
letters that 10 fosud 10: Form
Cd Or the two longer words
above. This Ia the difference 10
The photography Of the two words.
We do not uss tho ssms letter TO
spell the two word.
Lyon would not put your own
meaning Of th.j words created and
formed, for their photography,
yoa could understand what I msnt
by . difference Of photography, ID
Il possible, Bro. iisrrett. tba, you
would make such . reckless state
meat - you do, when" you say
that Creation sed Formation ere
the same !" orthography. Vai
diAsrest 10 act ''and ,hAs think
that any one would believe IL!
Can you dod any one, who knows
90 little tha, be does nat know
that-C-s-e.a-i.i.o-n will not spsl|
F.o.r.m.a.t-i.o.n, Who're do you
isarn Bro. Garrett that to Great.
means to speak into existanc'
something out Of nothihg. Goo
said: Let % make mau ~ our owl
image, etc. Gen. !: 36; Her,
God spoke the word, then site'
he had spoken, He created Of
made mao, but He Goes not toll ui
how, 10 this chapter. In ID,
second Ch. and seventh verse H,
tells How:
Then you quote. IL. Is. Is. and
say; We hope that Bro. Perkinl
will not deny this plain Scripture
etc. No my Bro. l believe every
word Of II, but l do not believe
the construction you pu. upon It.
for the following reasons: First
you say tod created ono mat
who WAS progeos,o- Of tho Gss'
tiles, (.bis is your assumption Of
supnosition sod is without any
Bible authority wbs,ever) Yot
sly. God formed another mar
out Of tho duat Of the ground
who was the p'ogs .., or iA'hs'
OF the Jews. The FIRST man VII
spoke into existAnce cut Of moth
ing The second man, was form
cd nut Of the ground We hav'
now heard Garrett let ~ listen Il
God y few minutes and see whicl
vi .ha two makes the hest 10,
most reasonable srgument m thi
! ques,ion Of Creation aid Forms
ton.
! God ss.s 10 the First vevae Q
Forty 'hird Oh. OF Isaiah: Be-
now thus saith the I.srd tbs
u
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thsm ghas led % The Aood q
dsasnds iron he public for
reform laws which oasrisd ~
bill TO = favorable eoaelss,os.
wsshington's birthday Wa
the occasion VI two notable add.
resses delivered dy Members Of
the Presidents Cabinet which
have caused wide discussion at
the Capital. Secretay Taft
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