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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Mining At Cothie Shsws Eaessr
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feet on precipitous slopes, mining is
carried ON with difficulty, whatever
the mineral and it is the intention
to drive tunnel from . point 400
feet lower, which will cross cut 800
feet to this vein and then 60 through
the hill cutting the ridge Ut depth
of thousand feet and thoroughly
prospecting the orc bodies For this
purpose = large force Of men 10 en-
ployed excavatiAe for ths tunnel
hosse, building foundations for tAs
machinery sad Assling ssppaiss.
The power hosse is thirty-six isst
square, with cen.ent iosndation for
the two new fifty HIP boilers and
the Ingersoll- Rand compressor Ly-
ner air drills will be used. The
tunnel house will he JOxIS and two
stories. Every modern convenience.
even to bath tubs will he provided
for comfort at the building. Water
from Rustler gulch under 100 foot
head will furnish feed for the boilers
and fire protection.
Officers Of the company are, c. c.
Meurisse, president; c. ii. Bowles,
vice president and secretary; +. J.
Harvey. treasurer: W. s. Cutler, W.
$. Humphrey, G. A. Gowan and A.
f. Bowles, directors; A. j. Nagg,
superintendent. All are Chicago
capitalists. Messrs. Bowles and Cat
Ter have recently spent some weeks
inspecting the property and are en-
thusiastic over the outlook for max
ing mine at the Mountain King
within = short time. Work Oh t!ss
new tunnel is scheduled to begin
October lst.
Maroon Mountain Mining Co.
Adjoining the Mountain Hing,
but lower down the hill, are six
elaims OF the Maroon Mountain Min
ing company, operated by Reinhard
Holloway. The vein ia clearly de-
fined and Mr. Holloway states that
he has traced it ior five miles, across
Belleview mountain to East Rock
creek, and in the other direction
arcoss Maroon mountain toward
Aspen. Although generally appear
ing as a contact between blue lime
and porphyry, it has Characteristic
of true hssure, sometimes crossing
the lime at some distance from por-
phyry. Although mineralized for
lJ0 feet in width, the main vein is
from five to seven feet. There are
two ore shoots so far located on the
Maroon property, the first being de-
veloped by shaft Ugh up, the sec
ond by an incline shaft on the dip
of the vein. Here considerable high
grade ore was found, running 60
ounces silver, slS in gold and some
black oxide of copper. going to %
per cent. This could be shipped,
but is held awaiting more economic
handling.
Mr. Holloway has been running a
tunnel to catch this ore shoot at con-
siderable depth 1t is in $50 feet,
having cross cut two smaller veins
carving low grade ore. He drifted
l67 feet on the first vein and then
crosscut TO the main contact. This
waG struck At . lean place but drift
ing north the ore is coming in and u
another 50 feet Mr. Holloway believe.
he will Be under the right spot aad
have . pay mine. S. F. Eliza u
Momoath, Ill, 10 psssident Of ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

Miss HERNIA keithly, of Indian
Territory, who has spent the sam-
mer with her sister, Mrs Geo. Myers
left for Denver last night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Other Properties

There are ia this vicinity many
patented properties which have long
lain idle and which will undoub.ed-
ly soon feel the effect of successful
mining and be worked either by the
owners or by iessees Among them
are the original Rustler claim living
parallel to the Ericsson property and
with end lines near the Sylvanite.
1t is now owned by John Gordon Of
Gunnison. The Virginia mine ship
ped Z. 600 worth of ore as late
as 1900 and has been but slightly
developed
The town Of Gothic shows signs
OF prosperity. o. +. Thomas, the
veteran teamster, is building a neat
log building and others are planning
to follow the good example, as all
habitable places are occupied, even
to the church. The Gothic hotel
owned by Geo. Bryant, has been
leased by Mrs. A. J. Nagg, who 10
the duties of hotel mistress sda
thoss Of postmaster. newly appoint.
I'd. The hoAel hes q roons end II
. very comfortable stopping place
indeed. A number Of Improvement
are contemplated. 4. o. bradbury
holds forth from the new saloon, and
other business houses are probable
in the near future. Miss Dollie Dun.
can is teaching school At Gothic.
Next week the News Champion
will give some account Of the big
Marble industry on Crystal river
where population Of 800 has gath.
cred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Assves
STATE OF COLORADO.
CouNTy ~ LrnNIsON.
In the County Court.
In the matter of
Matte Williams.
No s727.
A. Williams,
Defendant.
SUN MONS

The People Of the State Of Colorado.
To A. Williams. he defendant above named.
GPeetinx:
Iou ere heseby rcqaired to appear in an
action bvousht against you by the above hsmed
plaintiff, in the County Court of GunnissA
County, state Of colorado, aud answer the
complaint thcrein within t.irty days after the
Colorado or y served out of the State ~ Colo
rndo ~ b, ,,ublicatiup, within fifty days after
th' ~,r,ice h. resH. exclusive Of the day of ser
Vi r;or ',ireD,eiit will ts taken against you
a coTdine 10 tho trayer III the complaint and
II tie service hereof be made by publicst ion.
then ten days All. u ia, al 10 the said fifty days
int IN inahov' -o ihed for apiearp. 90 nnd
answer vi D., allowed before IL ..t . iug of
JuARnent as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain a hecree
disss,sibg the bonds Of aatrimony existing h..
that defendant for more than one year last
past has failed and refused 10 make reasonable
provision Tor tn" support of plaintiff, for costs
1 suit ant all either proper reliet in the
premises ~ wil ,; ore fully appear from the
complaint file in -aii Court in said action to
which reference u hereby made and a copy Of
which IL hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that il you ia to
appear, and 10 answer to said com nplatnt as
the Court for the relief demanded in her said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at tunnisoe. IN aid County, this 3Ist
day of July, A. ID. isl'.
90 GEO ,:ss! "s!"ar'ssEss, :aa ss;.a. s'.-.
Aug i6.-sept. iS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Aug 10. Sept. IL

SALE OF TIMBER. Washington. u. C.. July
- 1SII. Sealed bids marked outside. Bid.
6eneral Notice, July ii. 1851, 6unnison. and
addressed to the Forester, Forest Service.
Washington. Dc, will be received up 10 and
including the sixteenth day Of September, 1917,
for any or all the understandable dead timber
standing and down located within Sections H.
Is, and ~, T. 81 n. X. T.. n. n. z. NJ. Guani-
son National Forest. Colorado, estimated to he
ll0UD II. b. n. of dead Enxeman spruce
timber. log scale more or less. on Comps ri mept
]: 7s.OD II. B. n. II dead Engemsn spruce saw
timber log scale. more ov less. On Compartment
II; and la2.oW IT. Il. N. h dead Ens,eiman
spruce saw timber log scale. more or less
tompsr,ment Ill. No bids of less than t2JO
per IT. B n for the timber On Com pa IT ments
and ii and $i.O per n #. y. n for the timber
on Compartment Ill will be considered
and deposits al not less than one
fourth the estimated value of the tim
ber applied for must he sent To tseo. f. King,
Fiscal Agent, Forest Service, Washington. d.
q. for each bid submitted to the Forester.
fimb-r upon valid claim. is exempted from
sale. The right to reject any md all bids is
re-ervri. for further information and reeuls
tiooe 9overninG sales. address " N. r. kreu' xer.
fOree, Supervisor. Gunniss,a, Colorado. VIM.
2. COX. Actinx Forester.
Aug. M-SeIt. IL. 1877
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la wr,tsng oi hi. lo~- of cattle
srOm eating salt j u Nalhaus II
I rsu,dad ssNs. They sct very
much a. 4 tlsey had ssrvcbasne aud
d. nos get very far from where they
eat IL ] have never io-t any ~hcl
! had o.i large lamps oi salt bu; the
la-s occsrrej when the stock ate
fue crushed salt or small Jumps.
A real ar,eslan we'll has developed
ga the Allen ranch from the OIL well
sunk li,o feet some wears ago.
When the well was abandoned. water
stead 2Cso feet below the surface but
last winter II began to run over and
the iioy is steadily increasing By
running short pipe into a troagh
Ralph Allen found II easy work 10
supply 2,D head of stock during the
winter. The well is now flowing 81
gallons an hour ct moderately cool
water, an ideal drink for stock both
summer and winter. There ,s a
slight trace Il oil in the water. bat
not enough TO damage its quality for
cattle. As this is higher than the
house and the water gives indication
Of overhoSing al still higher point,
theirs is ,alk Of piping this to the
house as a regular water system for
a range and other uses.
On the Little Snake river in
Routt county, will take place Sep
tember 9TH the first opening Of Irri-
gated land under the Carey act.
which permits private companies 10
construct irrigation systems under
state laws and sell the water to- set
tiers 1t has worked successfully in
this instance as the managers pro-
claim abundance of fine bench land
now under water, which can be se-
cured at 80 cents PER acre with s25
an acre for the water right When
water rights are all sold the settlers
Will own the canal and reservoirs.
Circulars issued by the state land
bcard give full information and it
looks like fine thing for the devel-
opment Of the state. We would like
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

Governor Baehiel has spent about,
bali his time making speeches IN
other states However Lieutenant
Harper Of Gunnison county. more
than ILLS his place and NO harm Is
done
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

The -evsnih annual Colorado
STATE lar viii bc held at Pueblo
September 9th O. 18th. 1897.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
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o95cyhaa DDinciVsua exasacesd isso -
tive kss-t suooA. ~ exact psocesses
GriGinal vita In. hrsce. asd vithsus the
~ 81 dssp II slcuhal. ssipae-se6ped anA
cteusicaily pase Olycssise hsine used IN
stead sn extssctiaG and psesesving the
curative virtues Sxssdin9 - she roo,s
empscyea, these nediciDcs are entirely
tsce from the objcctis'A u doing kasH
~ cvcstins an apIs.tite for either a.
cssholic beverages ~ habit formine
drugs. Examine the furmglA on their
bottie wrapIers--the same as sworn 10 hy
~. Pierce. and you wil End that his
'So'dcn Medical bisc0scsy." the great.
ea<ssd -purii'er. ssaRach touic and bowel
seGulatW-the usedicine which. while IA
secommessded ~ cure CONSUMPTION in ita
advanced stages mo medicine vii do that
pet dos cure all those catarrhal coud,-
tioUs of bead and throat, weak stomach
torpid liver and bronchial troubles. weak
lungs and hanaon-coughs. which, IL neg
tected oS badly treated lead up To and
hnally terminate in consumption.
Take the rt'oiden Medical Discovery
In e.s.e and II is not likely to disappoip,
You u only yea give II . thorough and
fasr trial Don't expect miracles. II
won't do supernatural things. You must
exercise your patience and persevcre in its
use for . reasonab ble length Of time - get
its full benefits. The ingredients Of which
lH. Pierce's medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement Of scores Of
medical leadcrs-bcttcr than any amount
of lay, or non-professional. testimonials.
They are not given away to be expert
mcnted with but are sold by all dealers in
medicines at reasonable prices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Tk Ruusiss ca 0nnR - -
- Cnaoaay

ca the oppossse rides, tes~cea
Eu.sIer Ssich and Copsss czek.
Jonas tr,csoE, superintendent g. tisc
Ess;Ier Cold M,aing and Milling
COMPANY. has Juss opened hpe
body ct copper, gold aud SILVER ore
that averages from SEQ 10 Slst.
tishteeu 10 twenty -fosr inches oi u
i. being sacked and prepared fos
immediate ship@ent by ti.e three
men employed. THIS ore Is found
as assure IN the lime and j. anly
~ ieet IN. en- the " olver,ne creek
side iSo foo; tunnel .s headed foy
the same VEN. but as the ore devei-
opcs II Is probable that much low =
er tunnel Will he driven from Eust-
ler gulch to gam 500 feet IN vertical
depth Power can be secured from
nearb, properties OF a separate plant
erected There are i've claims IN
this group all Of which exhibit high
grade ore which can he successfully
mlllcd Indeed a properly desi gned
mill that will handle ihe low grade
products Is the ultimate necessity
for every large mine The Bustler
company has officers and stockhuld-
ers largely from Monmouth, Illinois
Mr. Ericsson Is also superintendent
Of several other good properties
around Gothic and Pittsburg
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

ne sunsct In oriole-blcnded and flaming.
The crickets are singing a song of the
Fall
The Frost King abroad is relentlessly
claiming
The leaves of the birch and the syca-
more tall.
[ haste to the shore where the wild
waves are slapping.
Where white-crested pillows rush in
from the sea
For there on the sand where the foam
erests are tapping.
A-tryst in the cove. waits my sweetheart
for me.
rhe xephyrs are blowing her hair into
tangles.
The sea reaches out a most covetous
And failing TO grasp her. discourses In
wranEies-
In fury subsidies to a watery grave
Her cheeks aglow at the seas saucy
wooing.
uer eyes are a. bright as the violet's
blue.
Her lipe-Ah her iips. they were made
for my suing
Are sweet with a nectar of love that -
true
Her npe-Ah. one Cupid. the rascal. h
brewing
A Kiss ON those lips that is not meant
for you,
Al. maid Of my heart. thou art twin u
my dreaming.
Ar afways the queen ! have seen n
the mist
Apa scmetimes tremble lest thou be
but seeming
A o.aiA~a q cream. by . dreamer y
hissA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
RcAs R>so - GuunnD GuUuuI

Nelsan Morris. the mill,onasre
packer u dead
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

~ ~ ssne tine tic ncv Ayers .
Vier 10 q ssrong hair tonic. promo
shc erSvsh Of the han. seepiae al
tissues of the hair and scalp in hs4i
condition. The hair stors faiii1f. 81
dru6 disappears. A spicnti- r-
-az..as b. ths = Z. Aver g., .-sy.sl.- e.. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

! question my sense and I question my
seeing.
ask why is God SO much kinder to ne.
To me. most unworthy. a common-clav
being.
To place in my keeping jewel lik.
thee,
And sometimes I trembe lest thou shalt
be fleeing.
Be fleeing away in the mist OF the sea,
And now thou are flesh in rav arm. ana
the breezes
Art blowing the tangles Of hair on nv
cheek,
Blow on. o thou wind. IL thy hJ,rnor n,
pleases'
Blow hard from the realms of thv M.
tern4ost peak.
The maid of the mist is no phantom, n,
dreaming
Her lips to my lips are apulse with ber
love.
One cannot mistake such a Heavec ,,.
seeming
Or question such gift from the Gr..,
God above,
An. maid of my heart thou art tvi, os
my dreaming.
Art always the queen I have seen 4,
the mist.
No longer l trembie lest thou be but
seeming
A maiden Of nesh' by her lover n
kiaseA
Her eyes they are shy but with con-
stancy teeminG.
Her Hips. nectared lips. are a-tremble
Fer one Danny Cupid. the rascal bj
Has fixed - a wedding for next Chr1sa-
0ss sighti
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

co@psDy aud = C T~Ppsax q si.r
ssTss pisce - tssss~rer Ar ticsbo-
~sy hss sEssA naAsy yssrs IN o~sca-
cp.ax ku.sses s~ict and deserves
,t.s -secess uhica s-eu.. ~ be IN
s,xht
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
NAvY'S GREAT SHOOTING
The Service and Midshipmen Get
Letter From Roosevelt

When the navy team and the Naval
Academy midshipmen swept every
thing before them AT the recent nation
al rifle contest at Camp Perry, ohio
winning the four principal trophies
they made records never before
equaIed in rifle and pistol hre-
Details Of the contest have recently
reached Washington and have called
forth a special letter 81 congratuia alton
from President Roosevelt. besides eN-
citing the undivided admiration ~
the navy. The team record IN the
national team match has seldom u
ever, been egualed under similar con
ditions. and the Individual record oi
Midshfpman W. Lee, OF kentucky,
who won first in the national iudivid
uai rife contest and Immediately y
afterwa ard the indiy iduai pistol contest,
stands unsurpassed.
Midshipman Lee also made a record
for rifle practice which eciIpses the
worlds record By one point Besides
these victories, Midshipman "a. l.
smith. Of Washington. won the indi'
Viduai military championship, max
ing the highest aggregate score ~ ths
two matches and winning thereby the
title 0f championship rifle shot ~ ths
world. In addition To the Aggregate
contest, t5c three most important
events won were the national rins
team match. the individual rihf
match and the Individual pistol cham.
pi0nship match.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
STATE Or MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

WmraEAs. September G1rh. the am
niycrsary ~ the Battle ef Ncrta Larna.
known As DEFENDER DAY. Hs
now a Municipal Holiday Cd Baltimerg
City, in commcugf arion of che Success
fuI resistance Of British invasion in fsfE
BY the American fraoEs- ard
WHEREAS. 7; s6fiiag ihaf CHS hssar-
event should bc commemoratca og che
people throughout the entrc Szlte AL
every recurrence otthis saniversary
Nov. THEREFoKE. 7. Ed-Ein Warfeid
Governor 81 the State of sIaFy land. b.
authority of laa vested III me- hcrlag
designate and proclaim THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER NELF III. nlne,gen
hundred and seseu. 3 legal ho..c.aY. CD
be known IS DEF ENDEks > DAY. anl
! recommend thaf the sans DC otscrs Cd
As such By a general Cessation oi
business occupations and ug such exer-
ciscs as may tend % quicken che rllriutlc
devotion of al citizens % che Sia-e lal
Nation.
! FURTHER REC0wMEND. thaf a.l
Marylsnd r.. who can 10 So. VIII uilkc
pilgrimage 10 the jamestown Axrosi-
ton on that day. there % take parl in the
May land Day excTSlses. whlCh are 60
be made a special feature a. Commons
ration Of this anniversary.
-- n testimony whereof
THE GREAT ! ! have hcrclnt0 SCI mV
SEAL 0F hand and caused O. 1c
MARYLAND. hereto afiixcd the tsrllr
--- seal Of the State ei
Maryland.
Done at the Capisoi. in the Cls Of
Annapolis. this .ssh day ol SepteuheF.
nineteen hundred and seven.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
BY His ExceIieucy Command.
Oswald Tl-GHWNS.
$ Secretary af -lAs1-
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
|CoLdson
BACK FROM PACIFIC COAST
Admirals C0wles and Capps Pre-.
pared for Coming Of Fleet

Admiral Capps. chief OF the con-
stTuetion bureau. and Admiral Cow les.
ehlel Of the equipment bureau OF the
Navy Department, returned TO Wash
inEton yesterday from the Pacific
Coast. = here they had been sent to
make preparations Tor the arrival next
spring of the Atlantic fleet.
They visited ~an Diego, Los An
gNles and San Francisco. California,
and Bremert0n Naval Station in
Washington At all Of these places
lae onaeers in command locally were
sussiy engaged in carry ing out the
Instructions which they had already
received from Washington, and il
Nas n0t necessary 70 make any
ehauzes In the plans. San Diego
satisfied the visiting Admirals as a
possible naval station, and save for
tae diHeuity In procuring labor on
the raei1e Coast, all the naval sta
fious were found 10 be ia satisfaetor,
condition.
Admiral Cowles looked especially
into the supply q coal for the big
ships when they reach the Coast with
empty huukers, while Admial capps
= ~ principally interested in arrang-
lng for the systematic docking Of the
vessels and the making Of such repairs
a. would naturally he necessary after
= cruise u nearly "a, 600 miles. Ad-
miTal Cow les, commenting upon the
( japanese question, stated that he was
4 agFseanly surprised 20 find that there
waa no evidence At any point, not even
IN ~an francisco, OF any anti-Japanese
feeling on the part ~ the white peo-
pie - the Pacific Coast.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

MT. John b. Cassidy, Of Norfolk,
Va. who has been Visiting his parents
Mr.. aud NTs. John Cassidy. Maryland
Ave. has returned home.
Miss Laura q. LOwmaD. who ha-
been visiting her sister NIr. Vim.
Clark has returned 90 her home in
Baltimore.
Miss Marguerite CLARK iias returned
from pleasant trip 10 Baltimore.
Miss Ids q. L0wman, Of Baltimore.
who has been visiting, Mrs kTies,
Conduit Street. has returned home.
Mics Mary Chance, 0f Prince George
street - visiting Miss Norma Leitch u
wilmington Del.
Mr. and Mrs. ~. NJ. LeIfch " Prince
GeJrge street, have been sOjOurnlng
during the month Of August ~ Issbury
Park aud Ocean Grove, ". have
returned home.
Eisl9p and Mfs. William PaTei. wbo
have been travelling abroad, will return
home This evening. They went f0
Obcrh0fen. Switzerland. for time and
then Travelled through Italy. Bishop
Ntft - tsN EtHft'I - tft' Nf'erHNf
Miss Ida HOhbeTgef has returned
from q pleasant visit 20 friends IN
Baltimore.
The Misses KIOrdan, are spending
some times at Atlantic CITY.
The family Of Mr. William NJ.
Abbott who have been spending the
summer af their cottage 'TTbe GIOuees-
Ter" " Arundel on.tbe. Bay, returned "a
their town home III Duke u GlOuces-
Ter street today.
Captain and Mrs. William Baird. 4.
:. NJ, have as their guests at their
home on King George street, General
William III. Carter, 4. ). A., and his
wife, and son. LieuteDant W. v. Car
ter and his wife. Genrcal Carter is in
command of the Department Of the
Lakes, with headquarters Of Chicago.
Lieutenant Carter, who is at present
attached TO the Sixth Cavalry, Ill.
it is understood. shortly be assigned
to hfs fathers stan.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
THaW'S SECOND TRIAL
Mr. Jerome Tells Lawyer Littleton
That no Date Has Been
Fixed Yet

Martin ". JsittletOn, counsel for
Harry X. Thaw. bad long talk
yesterday with District Attorney Je-
rome about Tbaw's second trial.
Mr. Jerome told Mr.. LittletOD that
be bad not made 80 his mind when
the trial viii be called. II will de-
pend on other criminal business and
IL IS not likely that the trial will be
reached before the latter part of Oc-
toDer. If then.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
i SHIplOAO OF TEDDY BEARS.
Came From Germany Where the
Children Still Cling 70 Dolls

Teddy bears ~ tire thousand, wee
little fellows. larger ones and fuzzy
monsters as big as a man, are the
cargo - the steamship Macedonia At
Boston, Mass, in yesterday from
Antwerp. Captain POratb said
s'fvef in Germany the children don {
lake well a. Teddy a. a pet. our
girls love io make dresses for their
d0lIies. Il teaches them 70 sew and
g. De .fnOiIierIy, but you Americans
ara . aLrnnnnna people. YOl know. y
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
Movements Of Naval Vessels

Tire battleship Louisiana has arrived
at Hampton Roads. the collier Mere
At Baltimore, the tug Nina at New.
port, the gunboat Helena at Shanghai,
the destroyer Prebie at Victoria and
the torpedo boat Stringham at New
York.
The cruiser Chattanooga has sailed
from Hakodate for Yokohama, the
collier Caesar from Philadelphia. for
cape cod Bay and the despatch boat
from Boston for New York.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

4 wireless message from Rear Ad-
miral Eyaans. sent from the battle
ship Connecticut, now at sea with the
Atlantic fleet. was received at the
Navy Department yesterday. The dis
patch said that the address of the first
squadron will be at PTOvincetow wn, ,
Mass. and the second squadron at
Roekport. Mass. until further notice.
Both squadrons are expected to ar
rive Friday or Saturday.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
Naval Orders

Commander a. G. wiBterhalter, to
Naval observatory, Washington.
Lieutenant W. Brown, Jr., to Naval
Academy, Annapolis
Lieutenant +. ~ Brooks. from Wash
ington to charge of recruiting station,
Memphis.
Lieutenant /. T.. Bass, orders OF
August II revoked continue in charge
81 recruiting station at Chattanooga.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

A LADY, customer of ours had suffered
with letter for two or three years It got SO
lad en her hands that she could not attend
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berlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain
nle<lieines give splendid satisfaction in this
c0mmunifv.-M III. RoDSEy x Co, Al
mond. Ala Chamberlain's medicines are
for sale BY FeIdmeyer Bros,. Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
Engagement Announced

Colonel and Mrs. jerome Lang. 30lS
West North avenue, Baltimore, an
uounce the engagement OF their dangh-
ter, Miss Leocadie, TO Mr.. Max Rosen-
berg. Of Roanoke, Va The prospec-
tive bride Is a sister of Mrs. ;. i.
Rosennurg, Of this city, and the pros
pecfiye groom is a brofher-in-law Of
the brides sister.