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chasing Antelope with m Auto.
Erom NE Ken.a. an JournaL

". r.. Ila,scll and family OF Einitn. ! r..
Is.t' night returned to Kansas City after an
outing on their ranch In Lamb and castro
counties In the 1eNas Panhandle
",Iur principal amusement al ths ranch
v,a. chasing antelope IN the motor chr. 4"
said MIR Halscll when first purchased
the Panhandle ranch there were NJ lcast
IN, antelope there. The Law rorbids killing
antelope. but We used 20 chase them lust
IN. .aia. for sport. Last week ! went out
with my two daughters in the motor car
and we sighted y drove OF eighteen.
In an artc We could get whhi hfty yArds
~ tbs sntelope easily. Tn. raRrh Ia covered
With short grass and Ne can rnn. right across
ths psrIric' IL Is dangerous, OF course. Tor
81 arv tIinc We might have dropped into a
.taii,w depression deep enough. however.
10 wreck an automobile going any or sixty
miles an hour. I killed several wolves on
these antelope chases.
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ID HOME LIFE.
often dave several Dens feathers DevO'
tiOn to the HOung.

Ernest Thorn pson Seton in Success Magazine.
The favorite denning place Of the coyote
pair is dug by themselves In some sunny
bank: but they may use an abandoned badger
hole. The entrance Is about ten by twenty
inches ard Is commonly concealed In the
bushes. The actual nest is sometimes lined
with a little grass and fur. aud sometimes
quite bare. Mr.. Barton sends the accom-
panying plan of one which he examined.
Apparently it had been dug by the present
owners. and was much the same IA the dozen
or so others he had Investigated. The air
hole. looated after close search. was. as usual.
AN old gopher hole, enlarged from below
and dir, city over the nest; he supposes IL Is
made "a admit fresh air to the cubs.
have not seen this ventilator. but may
have overlooked It, as ! had not heard Of such
n contrivance when last ! examined a coyotes
den. II is well known that a family will hsvs
several dens. some OF which are. as Mr.. Barton
says, sleeping places for Use during the he's.
Of the day, which Is one reason why 80 many
attempts to dig out coyotes dens often fail
OF results"
Usually the young are born during the
first half Of April: April o In the New York
geological Park and April 20 In Washington
hoo represent the extreme dates at hand.
They number from three to ten. but are
usually from five to seven. They are b!.E.l
and helpless. but covered with close, dark.
ash colOred fur.
II IL generally believed that the father Is not
permitted to enter the home for some days
after their birth. but | have not been able To
confirm this belief. However. he il never
far away. and his devotion is vouched for by
all who know him.
Dr. W. T. Hornaday informs me that the
father Of the brood born April o took a keen
interest In the young. and became very OFF =
,iOus, even vicious, IN their defence, Their
eyes Opened on the eighth and ninth days
variously. When about three weeks old the
mother would carry them out into the sun.
or about the yard urd back again. A. five
weeks they were old enough To walk out
alone. They were net fed by rgitatiou
o. any tha~. 90 far IA NOW
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The Deserted Doll Speaks.
From nc Denser Republican.


The Teddy Bear destroys the instinct of mother.
hood in little girls. - EnterrteD nth an observing priest.
She put me away last summer and told me she
She was weary oflIps like cherries, and pink cheeks
and golden hair:
She had fnlIen In love, she whispered. with q cute"
nil' Teddy Bear
So I've waited in here In the darkness at her High
ness commands.
Oh, the hours I've spent In longing for the touch
OF her baby handsl
For. cen though she loves another. she holds me
10 iron bands.
II my rival were only handsome I would never have
shed a tear,
But ugh that hornd monster that ] never would
let come neari
Oh. the thought Of that bear and her Highness 10
driving me mad. ] fear.
But l hope Some bright. bright morning. she will
turn TO her love OF old,
And the Teddy Bears place will he taken by her
dolly's head OF gold:
And the arms OF her Loving Highness Will my walt
ing arms enfoldi
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From the Denver Republican.

forked flash o flightning. the bswling Of steer,
Ten thousand hoofs are thund' ring across the
And dust clouds hang. dun coiored, against the
rain clouds drear.
The great horns clash like ssbres. as heads are
The dusty desert trembles as the herd goes roaring
with In the lead . owboy who feare,h not TO die.
Now jaws are dripping SLAYER. and nossrils red
Bu, slscsened are the hoof beats; he cheers who
rides before:
be DER.
But now the pony stumbies where dangers ever
And in the days faint dswning . form rests In the
Another faithful servant who gave all to his work.
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prolific recruiting ground In the kingdom.
with tho result hat the Irish regiments are
degenerating. Two causes account for
this-emigration and n widespread anti
enlistment crusade hat has been waged IN
Ireland for five years. Many time ex-
PRED soldiers are not encouraged to
come back to their families or districts
whom their term Of service IL up.
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From the Trinity College Record
Stow away the tea cups.
High up on the shelf:
The dainty ones OF dresden,
IN fragile ones OF deli.
d now it's MI the %porringeT
And bring the baby spoon,
For teas are OF the future
And past that went 50 o
And take the German grammar.
Tn Greek and Latin prose.
And bury them forever
Among my college woes.
Then bring the book Of fairy tales.
With pictures gay and bright,
That tells OF bears and 3oblins
Which make you dream at night.
Md cease "a sing 10 gayiy
The rOmping college SOng-
The Did class yeiis OF triumph
That echoed loud and long
Tor must COO more sOftly,
In tones 10 low and deep.
And gently WOO a drovsy head
And deep blue eyes tn sleep.
MARY SHERIDAN FAHNksIoCK.
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Recipe for Makins Bemsiy Verses.

y W.
Lots ~ images you bring
staple ss can be
On d thread Of fancy string
somewhat pleaSlngly.
Things that mother. used TO do
last for quite a spell:
Some poor baby's WORKOUT shoe
Works In very well,
iou are lucky II your farm
Grew q stlls or two
ring about 1t loves young charm
md the starlit dew.
Rairdrops on the cottage roof.
sweet briar At the pane.
Weave these In the warp and WOO
OF your simple strain.
and since readers show 4 taste
For such houely food,
Let no good thing 20 to waste
Iu the void or woVd.
ADA fosrsa MuRaAs.
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llOill tfll mas DttH IlObt 5utttoStui ih oCiN
many and that Ireland offers greater scoI .
and a promise Of bigger success thar has
attended the industry in the fatherlaDd,
Accordingly they have made final arrange
nents to float a company which viii lie
laIs"ly ]iinancel in Germany for the pur-
Ios" Of utilizing the hogs IN half "a dozen
counties, and they calculate that in addi-
ton to the revenue cheap lower will
bring N the sale Of the b~y-products will
ylrll considerable wealth.
Regarding the grazing war the Attorney
Gcn"r-l has departed from his custom up
To- nc picscut by ,ICtTing bills To lie pre-
"mici iii the assizes against men who were
uleI 10y Nationalist Magistrates and Ac-
gHlii"I This deteI nination has amused
'r' .rpple. wnu declare that the Govern
hri VIII not get "A jury To convlct unless
" ~rid i.Ic cases Tor trial in outside
t0nntl,,. which is improbable. Kings
'onniy and Sligo are the only counties 10
ne western province where IA bench has
sent mon To jail for cattle Taiding. and the
prisoners IN the latter case we're men sent
lhrf' irOm the County Of ltoscommon.
In the meantime more and more police
are being taken from other districts and
sent 10 the disturbed areas. The entire
ieserSr has been exhausted and the
authorrttcs are begging for recruits. They
md II hard to get them. whereas a fcw years
ago crowns o. young men would have
n"cked to the depot tn put on the uniform.
II Is found that hundreds OF men whore
names were on the recruiting roll have
enlgratel, and Of those who remain few
are Wiling to join the police in the present
circumstances. Il is worthy OF note that
Tue army recruiters find IL extremely dif-
neai' to pick up men in what was the most
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

When an cleCtrolyte Is being dcCompuscd by
sb electric current the prot,ss by which the ciec.
irici;y Il convey Ell h believed To be one Of con
Vection. There Is going OF In the MUD continual
dtasociaiion ~ tie molecules Into Two opposiicly
charged parts called int IONS. When an external
tlrclTOnIOiiNe iuice acts the pOsltlNcl charged
ions pass one way, the TtgaIlycly charged the
other. any one Ion being somt times combined with
uh ION OF the opposite Kind 20 an to form a neutral
molecule. al other times being Tree, The ~tluctrons
Ar, the portions Of the ASSOCIATED molerulc. Tnls
Is the elementary definition.
From VIVA, or whom doos Cones Island derive
vhO performed some mcritUnous scrvite ana
received thc grant Of land a. reward. Anotutr
ssys from the great number OF CUncS s found upon
the island " early times. T.. n. y.
The maine appears AZ Concync Eylandt In carly
Dutch maps long be ,OTc there could have been
any inhabitants on the sands to come to such dis.
tinctiOn ~ would attach q family name to the island
The accepted explanation II that the island took
It's name from It's abundance OF harcs or cOneys.
They are not there now.
Some time ago there was mcnilone ed In the queries
column Of your paper "Haydn's List Of Marine
Disas'eih WIN you please answer In the same
column where a copy ofthe list can be obtained
JAhks AYrToN.
Hsydn's dictionary Of Dates" one Of whose
general articles Is a list Of the principal marine
disasters, has been published In several editions
and with American revlslons by the hlarpcrs.
kindly give Information regarding homes .o-
e~pllcptlcs IN this Slate. location and requirements
foi admission. {. N.
Application to the superintendent OF the Crnix
Colony for EpIleptics a. Sonyca will secure Q copy
of the annual report OF that institution which will
lie found TO contain the desired Information
Was John ". Gon app o,nted or elected to the
once Of Recorder, u ciertcd. who was his %
ponent, What vote did each receive, J. y. a..
Recorder Con was nominated By the committee
Of Seventy In 1894. The results Of the election
we're: Coz. i5a,aos; Smyth cTammanyD. io>. fss.
sts:son tProhibitonl. SO; Thomas dsbop, o.sio.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13
COTTON CROP.
Production Above Eleven Million
Bales Acknowledgements OF
Various States.

Washington, Dec. 1O.-The crop
board of the bureau Of statistics OF
the department Of agriculture from
the reports Of the correspondents
aad agents today issued report est1-
mating that the total prodHcflon OF
cotton in the United States for the
wear 19O7-0S will amount to o,5ol,-
96S,OOO pounds (not including I'm
ters}, equivalent to ll,679,0O0' bales
of 500 pounds gross weight.
The estimated production in 500
pound bales by states is as follows:
Virginia, $4,000; North Carolina
100000; South Carolina, 1,09l, 900;
Georgia, 1,s9S,OOo; Florida, $4,000;
Alabama, 1,216,0OO; Mississippi, J.
$4,000; Louisiana, $4,000; Texas,
2,49O,OOO; Arkansas, 10000; Ten
nessee, 298,OOO; Missouri, 10000,
and Oklahoma, $4,000.
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burial will lake place. Young Counts
was teller in tne savings department
Of the Union and Planters bank and
had resided in Memphis five years.
He was nephew OF Edwin S. Werts,
one of the principals Of the Mem
phis University school. The parents
Of Counts both reside in Prosperity,
S. C. Many floral wreathes were
sent to Holt Bros. & Hinton, under
takers, Thursday, as token Of the
high esteem in which the young man
was held in the community
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Tie fo5IoNin= letter IS irom his

Tie friIoHin- letter IS from his
rocn-maie il Memphis:
Memphis, Dec. 3th, 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Counts, Pros
peritv. S. C.-Dear Sir and Madam:
I wish to extend to you my heartfelt
sympathy in the loss Of your noble
son Joseph; and while [ am aware
that mere words can not lessen your
sorrow, I sincerely trust the words
of one who was in his company as
much as I may tighten your burden.
Joseph and I were room-mates up
to the time Of ais illness and can
truthfully say that I never had the
pleasure Of meeting a young man
whose life was as pure as his-a
Christian. indeed. loved and respect
ed by all.
His life was an example for even
the best to pattern after: and the
gates Of heaven must have opened
wide with the Lord and angels vel
coming him to their eternal world Of
happiness.
7 hr9 10 remain va: fr!<ll all
his former roommate,
Frank L. Kerns.
The following is from the Memphis
News-Seimitar, Dec. 4.
<FJoseph E. Counts, age %, died
at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning af-
ter a lingering illness Of several
weslas, from typhoid fever. Mr..
Counts was a nephew Of Edwin S.
Werts, one of the principals Of the
Memphis University school, and nas
resided in Memphis for 5 years. He
has been a most efficient employe Of
the Union and Planters bank, and
at thu time of his death was teller Of
the savings department of the bank.
He came to Memphis from Prosper
ity, S. c., where ais parents still re-
side. He was a member Of Progress
lodge, knights of Pythias.
:Young Counts was one Of the
most popular young men in Mem
phis, and was well Loved by all Of
his friends for his admirable char
acter. Many inquiries were made at
Holt Bros. & Hinton, undertakers,
where the young mans body is ly-
ing, all during the day. The body
will remain at the undertakar's par
lors until it is sent back to his old
home in Prosperity, which will pro-
badly be Thursday night.
"Mr. Counts was a very fine
young man, said James F. Hunter,
vice president Of the Union and
Planters Bank and Trust company,
Wednesday morning. 'FHe has been
our savings teller for three years
and has been absolutely reliable and
has led an exemplary life. We were
very sorry, indeed, to hear Of MS
death.''
The following is from the Mem
phis News Scimitar of December 5:
"The body Of Joseph E. Counts,
aged % years, who died Wednesday
morning, will be sent to Prosperity,
S. c., Thursday night, where the
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10000!

Agents wanted at once, previous
experience is not essential, territory
is going fast, write soon if you visa
to make money faster than you ever
did before. Whit today. Address J
F. Clark, Conway, Ark.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13

8 BEST BY TEST OF TIME Par
old, Asphalt Gravel and Asbestos
Spark proofroofing. I have studied
the roofing question and will not
sell anv but the best. Come and see
G.. H. Cannon,
Newberry, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13
N0T1CE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

I Will make final settlement IN
the probate court Of Newberry coun-
ty as guardian for Mary Ethel Der
rick On Thursday, Dec. 26, 1907, and
Immediately thereafter apply to said
court for discharge as guardian OF
said minors estate.
B. J. Derrick,
Guardian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

east end in return for the east-end-
ers' aid in electiAg county commits
scners who Will feather the nests d
this delectable gang of tax dodgers
Voters and tax PAYERS. do YOU want
this game TO continue. making your
own taxes double what they would
be if decency and fairness prevail
ed in county management?
The utter rOttenness of the tax
dodgers methods was we'll illustra-
ted in the election for county seat
removavl last fall. when their two
commissioners. who opposed remov-
al, refused to permit the 9th
Q. commissioner to have any voice
In selecting the judges Of election.
by which act thev gave notice that,
no matter how the vote was cast,
1t would not be counted for remOv-
al, and thereby endanger the tax
dod gers control of the county. What
other possible construction can be
county commissioners in refusing
the other one an opportunity of do
ing his sworn duty and assist in
selecting the judges of election. eX-
cept that had Mr.. Sherwood been
permitted to select one of the three
Judges in each election precinct, It
would have COMPELLED a fair
election and an honest count The
west end believes it was robbed Of
victory in the county seat contest.
Where is that $1,000 the local
agents of the nonresident tax dod-
gers have boosted they had raised 10
fight county division? In their at
tempt to LOOT the county treasury
we learn where $4,000 Of it is. and
beyond question. the other five IS in
the same place.
4 report is current that 4 party
was offered $4,000 to steal +hN divi-
sion petition from County Attorney
Boner's office; last Friday night the
said office was entered by burglars
and carbon copies of the petition
(the original was net there) were
stolen.
Honorable people who, because OF
their associations. have been dragg-
ed in the anti side OF this county d.
vision contest, now have good and
all sufficient reasons for abandon
ing the cause that was lost in the
beginning because Of the vickedness
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

sisted by the Ankeny gang, the
Grays Harbor Commercial company
Of San Francisco ard Seattle, the
National Lumber G Box company
OF Spokane, the North Western
Lumber company, largely of Taco
man and Tolbert Bros. Of San Fran
cisco, all millionaire non-residents
who do not need homes and roads
in the west end Of Chehalis county,
and will prevent, If possible, others
from having them, for, If there are
homes, there must be roads to make
them accessible, and these great
nonresident land owners want no
highways through their timber
tracts TO interfere with logging off
their timber. nor do they propose to
be taxed to build such roads if they
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
City Fire Alarm Boxes.

Below is given the location OF the real
and imaginary boxes, the latter being
marked With an asterisk ~:
*Box No. i-Young and Thomas, North
Aberdeen.
BOX No. . and Cleveland streets,
Highland Home.
*Box No. Terrace ayrnue and D
street. High School.
Box No. S-Burrows' Dock.
+BoN No. 9-tiume and X streets,
Northern Pacific Railroad Depot.
tBox No. l2-Boone and King streets,
South Aberdeen.
Box No. li-Wilson Bros Mil.
Box No. LIS. T.. Sade Mill.
Box NJ. .l-Msrket and F streets.
Box No. - American Mil.
Box No. - Heron aud + streets.
Box No. aT-fourth aud q streets.
+Box No. S-Frsuklin School, Market
between Jefferson and NJ streets.
Box No. S2-tlume and Il streets.
Box No. o-Auierson < Middleton
Mil.
Box No. S7-Heron and Broadway.
Box No. SS--rhird and Broadw ay.
Box No. 42-tlait-W God Lumber Co.'s
Mill.
Box No. 45-Western Coopera.e.
Box No. 47-Hume and Washington
streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

entered into by their 2ssc 'ia.as.
whose acts are alone resuousi L f.:
the division OF TIE county. a9d who
are now addtnr Burglary ID their
other and lesser crimes.
Is il not time that self-resnecting
citizens opened treir eyes md SEE
the so9- Of commonly they are in and
wash their hands of this whole rot
ten anti business? Let the local
agents Of the tax dodgers and the
TREASURY LOOTERS stay with
their clients and masters: their
bread and butter is in il and if they
have lost their integrity in the ser-
vice, they may not have lost much.
but citizens allied with the upbui,d-
ing and welfare OF this section
pray do not work against the inter
ests of yourself ard your friends
any longer: you have been deceived.
ingeniously deceived. your trust and
confidence betrayed by subtle cum
ming
There is pathetic side 10 this an
ti-division scrap: the leaders Of the
ants were for division in the be-
ginning: some We're compelled 10 eat
crow and flop to the other side by
those in authority in their business
because of the tax question; the old
plan was satisfactory to the tax dod-
gers and they desired no change 9th
ers flopped and ate crow greedily for
the prospect of getting job doin,
the dirty work of the anti's, poverty
being the apparent incentive-theV
needed the money. The poor old
Washingtonian is seemingly in this
class: it started out as a bold ad-
vocate of division: later it was
seen" by the anti ''convincers, -
took an immense dose of crow, pre-
sumably a Carr load. and has been
vomiting filth ever since; lost both
its stomach and its head; is still de-
lrious and not able to distinguish
county division under a provision Of
the state constitution from secession
in violation of law, for it asks in a
recent issue, "who is 10 be the Jeff
Davis of the secessionists" (mean-
ing divisionistsl. 1t must have been
sour crow when he ate ii.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
MiIliOnaireS Will Make
Effort TO Influence Division Signers

can prevent it, and are making des-
perate efforts to hold the county
together that they may continue y
play the east end with promises OF
more roads and bridges in exchange
for votes that will enable them to
control the board Of commissioners
who will aid them in lodging their
rightful assessments and taxes, and
prevent as far as possible. the
building of roads and bridges n
the west end. West-enders, how do
YOU like this condition of things
It has worked like a charm for many
years. and the west end of the coun-
ty yet remains an almost unbroken
wilderness because Of this suicidal
policy. while your money has been
taxed fr ON you and expended in the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
Relief from Rheumatic Pains.

81 suffered with rheumatism for over
;vo Years" saws Mr.. ROLAND Curry,
uatroman OF Key West, Fla. "Some-
times it settled in my knees and famed
M 50 l could hardly walk, at other
I'm = II would be in my leet and hands
80 was incapacitated for duty, One
night when | was IN severe pain and
lame from il, my wife Went to the drug
re here and came back with a bottle
OF Chamherlain's Pain Balm. I was
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. | kept on
using II for little more than two weeks
and ;ouud that it drove the rheumatism
away. nave not had any trouble from
that disease for over three months" For
sale by Evans Drug Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

An effort will be made by the an
ti-divisionists gang to get any they
dare approach with a "cOnsidera-
tion" to withdraw their names from
the division petition. If any signer
is "seen" BY one Of these tools OF
corporate interests he will under
stand that his manhood is supposed
by such tool to be q minus quantity
and that lie can probably be induced
70 certify that when he signed said
petition lie had lost his head AMI
did not know what he was doing
Citizen, II your name is on the di-
vision petition. spike + there for
the good Of CRAYS HARBOR
COUNTY, stand By your sigma
ture and integrity.
The Weyerhaueser interests, as
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

to Ne divorced from your appendix
There viii be no occasion for It II you
keep your bowels regular with pr. Kings
New Life Pills. Their action is SO gentle
that the appendix never has cause to
make the 'eas, complaint. Guaranteed
by Evans Drug Go. 25t. Try them. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

lie too bad to see PEOPLE who 50 from
day to day suffering from physical weak
ness when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea would make them Well. The g'eat-
est tonic known. So cents Tea or Tab
lets. W B. Paine 4 Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
Don't LET Knockers Induce You
To Withdraw Your Name From Roll


o. fm n area w o &c
n the preamble the Ncao the %
ton rtng " to be agas gner is ne:f
h b reside o opoiS he must Il
be registers 5 s lie The
to lave pr t o pres regis the law doe n al pro-
5
to sign petition such
flor the o lie is ren puerle andn It " e
If
n gt of p o he