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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-19
PLEASANTS HERE
 FOR FEW HOURS
HUNTSVILLE MAN, FORMERLY SPOKEN OF FOR FEDERAL JUDGEsHlP, DECLINES TO DIS cuSS POLITICAL SITUATION.

Although on an errand not connected In any way with politics, the presence in the city yesterday of Shelby S. Pleasants of Huntsville gave rise to considerable gossip. As is remembered, Mir Pleasants was prominently spoken of as against Os- car R. Hundley for the federal judgeship now held by the latter. However he did not discuss the matter of the effort of certain Alabama congressman to have the nomination of Judge Hundley held up in the Senate, save to state that he thought this entire controversy had been settled, and was thing of the past.
 Mr. Peasants is returning to Huntsville from New Orleans in which city he was interested in a lawsuit He will leave the terday, he received several gentlemen identified with republican politics in Ala bama, though what was discussed is not known.
 MT. Peasants declared the late panic in the financial world bankers panic, D one in which the producer should feel no he declared, there has been no scrip is- sued, and save in one instance, no nmi- tations to the amount of cash drawable had been made. This one instance was at the bank of which the cashier took is life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-19

 salaries of members of the police depart ment go over.
 That the petitions in regard to solvent credits go over
 That attached petition of J. P. Lambert go over.
 That attached petition from the assist ant wardens of the city jail, asking for a salary increase go over.
 That the attached ordinance in regard to refund of license to Scoville Bros be adopted.
 That petition of H. Smith, asking for a refund of fine be allowed in full to the amount of $25. Ordinance attached.
 That petition of Bailey & Howard in regard to release from taxes be granted, and that the city assume taxes pro S022. That attached bill of w. c. Chaffee be paid. Ordinance attached.
 That attached bill of Hunter Brush company be paid. Ordinance attached. That attached tax notice to the Young Women's Christian association be reduced to s15.
 That the attached ordinance fixing sal dTleS LOT tlly OIiCtIS Dt ddoIltu.
 That the attached ordinance for budget of expenses and revenue for 1908 be adopted. Q
 That the attached ordinance refundng pound fees paid by G. W. Hopson be adopted.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Present: President Parker and Alder men Fulghum, o'Neill, Gum, Gregg and Forney.
 Absent: Aldermen Heidt and Moore. The committee recommends that the at tached ordinance in regard to bond is- sue election go over
 That the claims attached of Mrs. Emma Gozzard, J. Patterson and S. H. Worces- ter be referred to tbs city attorney for report.
 That the petition of H. K. White be re- ferred to the city attorney for report That the attached ordinances defining the duties of city officers be referred to the city auditor for report.
 That the attached ordinance in regard 10 restaurants on sidewalks be reported fa- vorably.
 That the name of 'Lincoln street. be
 
 changed to Crescent avenue
 Street Committee.
 Present: Aldermen Fulghum, Jones and Burnett.
 Absent: Aldermen stockmar o'Neill, Hogan.
 The committee recommends the adop- tion of the report of the special commit tee in re to assessment of A. J. Arran mt which is as follows: That lot be filled to grade in front of house and he pay assessment in full"
 That the following improvement ordi- nances be and the same are hereby re- peaied: Nos. 155. 1s1, 175, TIT, 1S3. 223, 226, PAP, 245 25s, 259, 295 and 331.
 That other matters go over.
 Railway Committee.
 Present: President Parker, Aldermen Hogan, Burnett, ONeill Klotz, Gum and Fulghum
 Absent: Alderman Moore.
 The committee recommends that the attached petition of the Central of Geor- gia railway be referred to the two alder men from the Fifth ward and the city engineer. they to report to the railway committee at it's next meeting.
 Sanitation and Police Committee. Present: President Parker. Aldermen Gross. Klotz. Eggleston. Hogan, Forney and Greener.
 None absent.
 The committee recommends favorable for adoption the attached ordinance in re inflated carcasses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-19

W. T. Nall has been appointed agent of the Central of Georgia in Birmingham. He succeeds J. w. Meares resigned MT. Nall is well known here. He has been connected with the Central of Geor- 'gia for a long term of years, and Is Thoroughly conversant with the district. lThe appointment was announced yester- day by Superintendent II. B. Crawford, approved by J. T. Johnston, general SUI perlntendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Nr. 92.
<l}'a1)u)ay'S
]}eal)yRcIieI

@on5 8IGiH mie 6eftig oSer unuitS.
ItcbIid) 0ie Sdmcr3en, ole Ser 0fbeu.
motiidjc, 9GttIdgcriae, 06mahp,
ScrtriippcItc, Rerb6ie, NcuroIgiide
oocr oltrd &rnnfDeit gticoergetuor.
fenc lciOen mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Ger 9,raucrItrifc in Ct. 2unis.

ct. 2ouis, /. 2lpril. 0ic
ltrifenbcn grouerci 9lr6eiter boben
lih olrc6 sic Trobln9 Scr Erin5ip1le,
Oen noiienen Sbop" 5ll proflontirelt
penn Die Seutc bellte n6t on Die 9lr-
belt 0ingcn, niht ei1icbiltbtern Ioiien
ionoern bebarrcn olli ibrcn 6oroe-
rln9en. aein ein5igcr Strifer lit
ans @crf 5uriicf9cfebrt. Die Ser.
trctcr Ser 9ralercibeiibcr bielten int
Sallic ocS Cages cine Gonicrenl nm
iiber lire mciteren Sdjritte 81 bcrotb.
ldlagcn.
9l0am Siibner, SefretGr Der vSn.
ternationolen Trnuorbciter llnion"
lnO 2ouiS 1enper, Elm onoercr Be
antcr Der llnion inb aus Cincinnati
bier oli9efenlmcn, I'M llntcrbonolln-
gen nit ben Yril5ipGlen 5lln 3lpcf
eincs @crglcihs an5llfnilpien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
SCdJS McnidJcnlc6Cn ais Epfcr rincr
(tulliiipn.

6ort@ort1, Ger. I. 2(pril. --
SrNS 3uAbcOicnitrte foucu bcutc
0urcb GOIIiion 5pcicr 6rodt5iiNc ami
Ser oNIiiouri @Nliaa mO 5cro1.
@obn," iccb3 N}elcn iiiOIicb pou bier,
um'S @cbch nGmliH; 2ofomotiofiib,
rcr gSooOcn lmo S5ei3cr ooneS Don
6cm iiiOIicb iubrcn0en 3u0c; 2ofono.
tiuiilbrcr GoIppcn mo S1c3cr @ol.
lace bon bcm h0r0Iib inbrcuocn 3uA;
5luci 9|rcnicr, 0crcu Nuucu ncbt be.
tomt iin0.
Gic (riimmcr ser 3iiQc finQcn
HIcicb no6 Der Golliion 6cucr, mo
bic @0rpcr bciOcr Nrcmicr mrOcu
bon Sen GlOluntcn Ocr3ebrt cbc non
Itc irclnoden tonntc. 2lllrb 300
Stiid 9tinOpicb tonlcn in ocu Siam.
men nm mo odt lSn1nonIo0lnAcu
Mnoren ucrbrdnntcn. Gin WiiBucr-
itdn0niB bc}iiAli6 Der &lItruttioucu
Uerllriodtc 0d9 llnlliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Der orObenbe grOis Giicnbubn. n.Strifc.

G6icu9o, I. 9lpril. - Die Sad).
logc in Der Gontropcric 5piitben oen
mcltli6en Giicnbobncn lno ibrcu
Committeeman lnO 3ugbeoienteten
bat ii6 ieit geitern nidt meientlih
perGnoertN @eitere Gonieren5en mer.
Ocn obgebaltcn. 0e geItrige Nads
rid)t OaB cine WfoioritGt Ger 5luei Or
ganiiatonen Ocr 9obnbeoienItcten
nibt iiir rinen Strife it, bat, obgleicb
lie uon ocn 5iibrenl 0cr Sclte beitrit-
ten miro, ben &ertretern Der 9o1n.
@eieqiGoitcn bie Sooiinlnq eingc.
iloBt ooB cin iilr beibe Farteieu be.
irieOigenoer GomproniB uerein6ort
meroen fam. Die SobIoge lit ni1t
6oiinunDslos, oIlein Die @einbr eilleS
9ielenItritcS, al melGcnt 10000
Monl tbeilncbmen lmO melGcr oen
&ertcbr ori pielcn Sobnen brn0legen
miiroc, lit noh INNER cine icbr grobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
9iidvaro ManSiiclo idnucr franf.

9tcm Norf, I. 2Gpril. - Ger
;3liton0 oco fronf O0rnie0cr lieAcnocu
Sdallpiclcr3 9iihorO Oton2iiclo mar
bclltc 10 bcocntIih, Oub Die 9lcr}tc cine
GoniuItotion ubbieltcn. 9ioh ocriels
ben tbeiltc 0irettor Stcpcn@ nit, oob
ih Oo@ 9cinoen Oe9 Roticntcu mic
Scr pclcntIih 0ebciicrt babe. Gr lit
}nor nod cin lbmer Frontier Niuml
mo icinc pollItGn0iGc @cncilmA miro
mcbrcrc Wionotc in 2lniprucb nebmcn
ollciu Die 2lrr5tc itinnrn IN Der Pin.
iiht iibcrcil 0oB CT icinc @citm06cit
jurild crlnnlcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Mrphrr 9sronb nni brm IithmnS.

Golon I. 2lpril. -- IoS aiibt.
ipcNcr Gtoblilicmcnt 81 Wiomt
scope, zines Ser gr6Btcn lunO mertb-
polltcn icincr 9lrt oui Dem SiibnnlS,
mltroc bcltc 9tod)mittog olr0 6cncr
5crit0rt. Der ShoOcn bcIduit Iicb nli
mcbrcrc &rmocrttnnicno Collars,
0oS @cbdlOc mar nit groBcn Guon.
titGtcn 9inbrlngauittcln uno onOercn
@onrcn Nciilllt Die Gntlteblmg0,
llrinbc 0c9 Selter9 lit niCbt crnlittclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
SdDlcppcr in Den @rnnb oc6ubrt.

9t cm 0ort I. 9lpril.-Sn oih'
ten 9tebel ltieBen bente mittcn i'm
9tortb 9fiper, gcgenii6er Der %. StrY
ooS 2odoponno IGbr6oot oWillSr
conctcon1" mo Der S6leppcr ,NSobn
Q. 0oilepc5ltionmcn. 2ebtcrcr iulrOc
IN Den @runO gebobrt; bon leincr
Wnnnld)uit mur0en bier ouS ocn ciiis
gen SliItben 1c5ogcn lm0 licGcn mm
in be0enfliden 3uitonoc inn Noipitol
81 VeQcpue. Wan bCiiircbtrt, ooB
orei ooer pier Mann crtrunfen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
&aOluaD's MeaOb Melicf

inrirt nDi nur ben nit W,alaria bebnfteten
Baiicntcn fofort fonoern perDitei aud bel Gen.
ten, bic bemfclben ausaeIebi tno lle ieben
Worben bei'm 9Gnfiteben 8lpnu6te ooer brebic
Iropicn RcaOD 9cliei In einem @Iaie gBaIIer
nebnIen nnO eincn Grader eiien, ireenb iueIGe
glnfiue.
Serfaui bon allen sIpotbeiern, 5Oe. bic syIa.
ide.
Gbtdct an Or. Rabipap & Co., b5 elm Ctr,
Nclu glurf, iilr ,BUol Of MoOice" (3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
tNllfucdJtc itcllcn ans.

9tcm Nort t. 9(pril. - Ghua
1000 oOcr ucbr &cit, II, Stolfncdtr
in Ocn biclNcu 9icitihulcn mo @cbs
itGlIcn itOnOeu bcutc aus, uu Oic
Frin5ipGIc 5lr 2Incrfcnluru1 ibrcr
ncugcAriinOctcn llniou luo }lr I'm,
tcrjcicbnunG cinc3 Gontratt9 }l 5pin-
gen. Die Erin}ipGlc bobcu Die Gor.
bcrlua Scr @cutc }uriid gcmicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
gln Der Galnfrcn5nng pcrnngliift.

&anios Gitp, Wio, I. 2lpriI.
- PIN lleber9onge iiber Die YGbicoNo
uno 9llton gobn" an Der IS. Strobc
0abier lpuroe cine &utihc Don einenr
Euilogier5rg ongcronnt uno Die Sn'
ioiien Der &lltiebc getootet: cSeorgc
Scnro ino iciue 6rou lmO ,. $,
Wlonner imo ieine 1Srnu; Die bcioct
0lGnncr p0ren ais Tcrf0lIcr IN
cincnl 6ieiigen @onoclabolie dngc
ltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Grid,ok Wclic6tc uno iid) icl6it.

&ortlunO, Ore, I. 2(pril. -
NoaCoc Games, Sobn oeS Superir.
tcnoentcn OcS StantS5udt6uldc8 iiir
Oregon, cridoB acitcru 2lbcnO, mnbu.
iinnig uor @iierillht icinc @cliebtc
Sri. @roce u. 0iaucu ans @orrch
Ore, ais cr Oieiclbc III @eicllidnit
einca onOcrcu jungcn Olunne5 iob,
lmO iogtc iih Damn iclbIt cine au0cl
in ocn aopf. Seine @luoe lit toOt.
lih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Tor0ern 3ulage.
WcidluOrcnc int SGniusF FrOjch ucrlnn-
gen 20 prO SHg,

S1cltc icBt sic Gonnniiiion i6rr llntcr.
iucbuu9 ii6cr 0cu @cite33uItono
lbmp'3 iort. - S63n Gpelpn
uor0clu0cn. - llm Nomcrltag
Oiiritc ser @eribt ser Gonlmiiiion
Sem @ericbt porgeIc0t mcrOcu. -
@cio6r eiucS Nieicu GiicnboDn-
StrifeS I'M @eiten imncr uocb
niAt beieitiNt. 49, }(nitren0lmNcn
5ur @eilc8lulg oe9 9roucritrifc@
IN ct. 9olliS. - 2cH9 N}cuitGcn.
Icbcn iallcn elmer 3ua Goujiion
gum Gpier.
u ~ Uort |. Nprll. - Gle
&uru i'm Gbum Ero5ciic rrbclt bclte
lucitcrcn llrlnlb bis }um nGdltcu
9onncrItaa. Die @ciGporcncu bo-
ben Ocn Nihtcr 6ibQcrolO Olwh cine
Ectition crircbt, ibncn s. pro lo1
onitott ser ilblicbcn @cbilbrcu pom 81
pro Gag iiir ibrc 0icnitc bc3obIcn SIT
lniicn. 2IlS @r!m0 iiir 0aS SeuCb
Ncbcn iic at 6nB OlS Scricbt in cincm
iriibcrcn Sale, ucldcr cbcninllS III.
0clu0bnIic6 lonAc 3cit III 2tniprllcb
nabnl sen @eihnorcncn crbobtc &erz
giitlng bcruilli0tc.
Die Gomniiion, mcIHc nit elmer
llntcrit6nnN oc9 0briitc@5ltitnnocS
@orrD 81. Ibnp'S bcolitrngt it, miro
mlc0er 5ltlnmnlcntrcten un0
mon crmortct DOB lie ibrcn 9cricbt
ON GonncrituN 0cm NcridJt llrters
brciten miro. Smltct bcriclbc bubIn,
noB (bolu gc0cnlu0rttg mobltuhntg
I'M Sinnc 0c3 Ueicbc9 lit, 10 miro
Der %ro}cB obQcbrocbcn lm0 Der 9Ill4
Qetl00te elmer N{rrenunltnlt ibcrlu!c-
len. GinDct Die GpnInliIion 0ugcQcn
0nb Ger 9IngetluQtc ucrniinitig mo
it, 10 miro Der Fro
3eb iprtAcicbt IS lit jucifelbnft, oh
Die &crtbciOiNuna in 0icicm Sale
lpic0cr 3eugcn uoriilbrcn miro, Oh
NlciM Bciogt luorben ill., 0oB GpcIpn
ShoU 9{cSbt noAnu3 crl0cnen
ioIlc, Inn ibrc glngobcn iibrr OuS
2ililoupit 81 uie0crholcn.
SoboIO Die Gcrtbcioigung ibren 6oQ
o69cIdlolicn crfl6rt bot bc0inncn
olaounn Die ElniooperS, mrlcbr lntcr
Der bon cen 9lnluGltcn 0ctroiIcncn
Sercinborung 5luci Gage 0mlcrn iol
len.
5ruu Gbclun 9tesbit (bolu ltottetc
Grlte ibrcm @ntten loren ilblicbrn
t0Nlidcn 9cIud ills 0cn Combs ab. |
Ginc @orla0llnA, ucl6c pom ri
ltrtt2onpolt Scromc enuirft murOc
lino lic oti morNcn Dor Die Commit |
lion citirt, lultr0c ibr BORT 5ugeltcQt !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Ter Str1i[inn Mnltrr Nrllnlr

Ger StrGilina @olter 9ru0lcr
lit ors 6em 6eidnQniB pon SuSQllc.
bnnna Gpuntp, in Montroic, go
cntfontnen, inoem cr aus bier Sett.
Oedcn cin Sell beritelltc mo nit 0ci.
ien Siilic iiber Die Mlauer ltieD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
Sic gSsobl in Wtidlioall.

0etroit, Mib., I 9lpriI. - 9ci
Der bellte in WlibiAon obgeboltencn
Stoatslpobl mur0e MIR ciu lcihtcS
@otlnt abgegeben. Die 8erihte iinO
nod iebr for1 oeltcn icbo6 all, OoB
oie rcpublifoniiheu GnuoiOnten nit
onicbnliCben Oinjoritdtcn cru0blt
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
3neumontd

oOcr Gntjinoun9 Ser 2lngcn IoIlte
NIT Dem 0teaoD 9leIicf mie iolot be.
bonoelt merecn: Ser Batient ioute
20 Sropfen bes Gclicf ie0e Gtlmoe in
cinem @eiEgIaic boil 8oiier erbaIteu,
lmo Die gauge 9ruit, 9fiiden rno
6ront nntB unter Dem @influB oes
Nelief Our6 bduii9e glpplifationen
erboIten m2rOen; 9eei.S6ee uno
Srait'Suppen niiiien Dem 8atienten
5llr 9tdrfllng gegeben peroen, uno
leiHe Gingciuei0e miiiien bin ltno nie.
Der olrA 9t. Jfaopap'S 8iGen in
Sbdtigfeit 9eiett meroen.
Gnt5iinoung scr Rieren, gntSiin.
oung Der 9Ioie, gnt5iinouna Der Gin.
gcueioe gnt5iinorng ser 2unaen,
meGer SaIS, @ron6iti8, ldmeres
9Itbmen Group, Gntarrb, SniIuen5a,
So2fIdmcr5en, 3obnpe5, 3euralaie,
HbcltuatiSnllS, foIte GhiaS, 9loue
GbiaS, GbiibIoins, 6roitIdGOen.
Ole Npplltntion bon 9t ca D y 50 c.
lief aif oen oOer 0ie EbeiIe, no Die
Shmieri0feit oocr ser Sdnera cri.
Iiirt, miro GrIei6ter1lng uno 9fu6e
gelu1bren.
SnnerGid, Elm bGIber E6eeIof.
Iel III einem bnIben @lCic @aIier,
fllrirt in eirigen Minuten ar1n1pfe,
SpoSlnS, lauren Magen Soobren.
men, gferu0iitdt, S6Iailoiigteit, 8opf.
mc6 Qiarr5oe, 0pienterie, GoIic,
@Iabunacn lmO nIe inncrIicben
S6mer5cn.
Malaria in icimrn ucridicocncn syor.
men, TicbCr nno None.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02
GaOmOD'S HcaSg Rclicf sirGt angcn.
bIitlidJc Ginbcrnng 1t. Grleidternng.
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

gir1 @inn,1meu bon 3nons,a
ooer oreiBig 1rppien oes &eaob Re.
lief in etmns SDrllp Dor 0em Sbla.
Ien0ebca, rnO inOem Sbr Elm nit Hp.
Lief 0etrdnftes Stiid 6Iunea Inn
Gurcn SalS pidcIt, pcroct Ssbr nm
Morgcn poIlitdnoig bcfreit BON einem
ruuben SoIIe ouiite5en.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-19

'Rellsrille. Pa, arrived here last night
to spend the holidays with her sis.
ter. Mrs. W. II. Conaway. Miss Flor.
ence Lavender will also be the guest
of Mrs. Conway during the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Jerry Simpson, of Nor
gantown, are the guests of Mrs. a. l..
Lehman, at her home on Walnut ave-
nue..
Mrs. p. J. McCray and little daugh-
ter. Helen. of Lima, Ohio, are guests
at the home of the formers parents,
VIZ. and Mrs. .Iohn Z. NELL. on Chest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-19
PERSONAL

Miss Grace Wotring. of BerryburS,
Barbour county. is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Patterson, Of Secon,.
ward.
Miss Cilda Smith. Of the w. V. u,
is here to spend the holidays at her
home on Chicago street.
Mrs. T. w. Boydston has been quite
III for several days ut her iIou1c OH
Coleman avenue.
Miss .IOSenhlne CnycnLnr, OF Con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-19
GENERA c lREElEFfFUINIiD,

eissd fand reported up to
I,eesmbef rs; 1907 $ss.s23.st
la5. Bennett Falrmont,
si.ya 10000
md Mrs. Il, y. Arnett,
I1ar1, Ohio :, y. ~ $500. 200
yISz. Al. lleeteh; Washington,
70! c. tby E w. Wilshlre) 10000
D. Belts. College Park.
d. 81. ...... 200
p ]. Rcptledge, Blossbnrg.
& isla.S 4. 1000
2tsss. yy. Foster. Boston. Mass. 1000
sC.s VI. Proctor, White Marsh.
sld. ............ 200
g5=axs ". Robinson Fair
sn1at. W. Va. .......... 1000
IN FfieaE,y PittsBarg. pa. 100
Efaeinnati Post proceeds OF
sntatinee given at Lyric
'Theater. CHM. and other
isS contributions to the CHM.
Post y. :..i......,..."..... 1,72S.Ol
nights Of Columbus. Fair.
lFafrn,oat Normal winter term be.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-19

Fafrnaat Normal winter term be.
ihls Jan. 2. 12-12.6t
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-06
THE BsBE DAILY REVIEW BEE ARIZONA

the mighty canyons and along the diz-
~ precipices OF mountain trail
These Old trails of the pioneer west
have a lingering glory that refuses g
fade.
Up in the Ration hills. m New Mexi-
co and within full view OF the snow
range-the great continental divide
this story finds me now. One can
hardly Imagine how .,ne ,noushi
stamps its image as the other flies
For this finds me at the old Clifton
Hons a2an in the Businesses of the
Ration range--the old stage Of the
santa Fe train. This highway bore
the traffic of the pioneers ana the
gold-seelSers out of the Mississippi
valley toward the peaceful Pacific and
the lana Of gold.
Around this now almost deserted
camp the builders OF the west have
gathered in the times thar are dim
Around the door once hung the chief
tains of the plains and mountains that
they might barter with the pale face
from the middle west. Now this ole
highway thrown up from Fort Leav-
eIiM ortii, ksis.. On to Santa Re, =. II
dips back into the distant past. NJ
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-06
AEGRESS GLAD RAGS
STOLEN FROM HER
Had Mania For Fine Clothes.
Valued At $200.-No
Arrests.

There is weeping and waiting and
crashing of teeth In one household at
least on Chihuahua hill. the principal
weeper and gnasher being chocolate
colored damsel known as Nellie Reed.
1t Is a fact well known among Neliie's
friends that she has a penchant for
fine clothes which she INDUCES every
time she has the wherewithal TO do so.
When Nellie retired Thursday night
she was happy in the possession of her
numerous dresses. the cause of much
envy among her less gaudily dressed
companions. and her sleep was deep
and dreamless. But on awakening
the next morning her happy home
was one of mourning, for all her
pretty trinkets had been taken from
her during the night. The police were
at once notified and a search was in
stituted for the stolen goods. Up to
"a late hour yesterday, however.
neither the goods nor the thief or
thieves had been found.
Among the dresses taken was one
valued at see, another at s55, another
at $50. with a number or others OF
less value. Meantime the dusixy dam
sci is quite disconsolate and will not
be comforted.
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student Of history can doubt but that
over this very trail. over four hundred
years ago. Cabeca de vaca led his
venturesome spanish explorers. Close
on his heels came La sale, DeSoto.
Narvaez and Coronado. with their fol-
lowers seeking to pierce the solitudes
that lay beyond the snow crowned. ST.
lent sentineIs OF the plains. Here and
there they feel unshrouced and I'M
sung. these Spanish spirits offered
their bodies to the rowing wolves and
their bones TO bleach on spots un-
marked by shaft or slab
Around this same hearth stone the
daring scouts of former days gathered
in bond of brotherhood such as the
world has never known. Here Lueien
Maxwell, Tim Bridger, old Bill Will
liams. Cody-our Buffalo BILL" Gus
ter--the Indian tanner, Dick wooten.
and old Kit Carson-here. with all
their matchless fearlessness-these
conquerors of the West have often
gathered. 1 shall never forget the day
spent with Mrs. Allen OF ration. the
only daughter OF Kit Carson, one OF
the foremost builders Of tile mighty
West. This hero died az Fort Lyon
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MATINEE TO-DAY
RAILROAD PERSONALS.
lei Paso Herald.

Ell 1toO
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. SANDY" Ross
a girl. Sandy is engine foreman foi
the Southwestern.
J. G. Stuart, G.. H. claim agent, has
accepted a position with the auditing
department of the Southwestern.
w. ]. Pettigrew, o. s. & ID. clerk
in the Southwestern freight Office, is
unable for work on account of sick
ness.
w. F. Crane, general auditor OF the
FL Paso & Southwestern, is here from
New York on a trip of inspection.
D. H. DaIlis, rate clerk in the E. P
& S. w. auditors Office, has resigned
to take position as chief clerk in the
freight, office of the T. & B. v. at Fl
Worth
The clerks in the Southwestern gem
eral offices are organizing crack foot
bail team for the fall season and they
expect to clean up everything that
crosses their path. There are several
crack players among the Office men and
they will begin practice as soon as the
weather gets a little cooler.
II. Jordon, car repairer for the South
western, has quit and taken similar
position with the c. Fl.
Rate Clerk w. H. Husman, of the
Southwestern auditors Office, is off
sick.
v. A Creed, tracing clerk for the
Southwestern, has returned from Chr
cago.
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HEN it comes right down to
ultra smartness st moderate
price we feel that these hats
RS can not be beaten, and this
he variety is unusually. large.
fail to view this section before
asing your new autumn hat
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sent and Jordan was temporarily in
charge of the engine room.
No one was present at the time of
the accident, but from all indications,
it seems that the man was endeayoring
to loosen a valve on large steam pipe
and that the tool slipped, allowing him
to fall backward, striking his head
against either a piece OF iron or an
anvil which stood near by. His skull
was fractured and there were two
wounds, one over the right eye, the
other behind the ear.
He was an experienced engineer and
machinist, and as those familiar with
the work state the pipe in question did
not need attention so no reason can be
assigned for his being engaged in that
particular work. Mr.. Jordan was for
merry a resident of Stockton
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JORDAN FOUND DEAD.

ANTIOCH, Oct AFTER lying in
an unconscious state since 6 O'Clock
last evening, F. Y. Jordan, an employe
Of the California Brick & Clay Manu-
featuring company here. died this fore.
noon The regular engineer was alb
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SANTA F[ TRAIL
OF THE EARLY
TIMES
The Trail Itself Remains, But
There Are Only Memories
Of The Days When Fighting
Was The Rule.
eBs J. Marvin Nichols. }

The globe trotter returning to this
country from the illimitable steppes
of Russia or from the terrible rigors
OF Tar-on siberia. comes with viva
.recollections n those vast stretches of
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Now. the tourist rides in Pullman
ears over the feothrns. the lesser
ranges. and at last crosses the great
divide. over these highways he passes
from the rigorous Winds or Texas or
Kansas blizzard. until he finis himself
among the perfumes and enchanted
valleys of the Pacific coast. One can
hardly realize the transformation that
has taken place In these few short
years. Hitherto. numbering desert
schooners. harassed by an the dangers
OF the widest frontier, dragged along
the dusty highways OF the plains and
tost their pain AMIDST tiie soiitudes-
the tortuous trails that led through